http://66.213.69.5/files/original/18dcbd56ff956967b5e66afde97f6f60.pdf 8f416dc7abf23fda8f0dfdde583bf99e PDF Text Text (' • t-DaUy SeoUne~ Pomeroy-mddleport, 0 ., Dec~ 10, 1965 :I M Sh key rs. oc Is Honored 0 n Blr• thday I Grange Members • p I k EnJOY Of UC Dinner Thursday • Around And •~ About " . ' at Y Mtddleporf Gitl Scout Ttoop ednesdtly I .w~~r·IT' Gorl Scout Troop S2 m.t Wed· \ A potluck lurkev dinner at the borne of Mrs lH5 p.m. presided the n1eetmg ' D1eh\ The g1rls mude (.,'1mst- l of H.ock Springs Crange TimrsTile birthday of ).1rs. J 8 I mas decor~itons.. Plan~ ~:~ day t!tvening Fred Goegleln, ~hotk£>y of Ravenswood, W. Va.,l madt to Pace some o I orthv master openetd the .nesday i ~"honored ; ll·~e p k Martha or er Weds Airman I A. n • .lttne a ced net overskirt, ceDwas used on the plano and the tered with a SJiver tree. ~ b~t~~ ==~~~gc:.~s:~: .~~:enure: ~;~1:'~~~=: 'l~o aa Iandt:r~:.ur:a~:dr.:v~ :~:. =:es:~g~~~~o~~:~v~ty e;.n; with when her they Earl Davenport has tH and son-in·law, Mr and Mrs. Relreshments were served to Amos b,' f girts were taken1a patJent at Holzer Ho~ptla d' lth Miss Mildred Hawley presfl'ee m:~.n F.Mcb, entertamed at Maralynn and Caralynn 'fracy' ! lar~~ o~~~ o State Hospital. IGalllpolls for observatLon an ! ~ • h . ' c 11 R d in : D 1 and Marla Neu tzimg, 110 t ens . d t ·e<Jtment l 1dent, in c arge ~~e::. ~~~;n~:~nk~~~~~;g ~~:v. I ~~~1 e W1secup, Susie Soulsby, Two c;~:u~~:~~~~;k ~r~~e ~:s ! 1 Sharon Buckley, 13 year w~J~ The Christmas .story taken was sl."rved Resa l:loothe. Leeanne Sebo, . from Y ted to cancel the : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I from Luke was given by Mrs. t I.aughlm., Beeky Wright. D Barnes,: mdelmg due to Jam flu('klt>y Is WJ1liam Bradford followed by \ and Da~· ld ~f Ruvem· l and Jo l!:lten IC ' I on betwlf of Mrs W A Morgan , I an nppendetctlomy fl I "The Lord's Prayer" given ·; • l [ ~Ill H 11 C 1 H t era! HospLta. . ,.u-t! :..1r. and Mrs Don 1 " Ci'n<;\mas M1 s. . •· ea on 1 Mr and Mrs. Denver Rice unison by the group. Followmg f}unnlt' . Brent and MJkt' ol St 1 Ion brh.llf of Mrs w A. Morg~n d Mrs. Norman Yeauger were Ithet singing of Philatha song 1\<ii', , \\' \ 'a: MI. and M~-; I thanked all who sent hetr cars ~~cent VISLtors m Huntington, I th retsldent thanked th~:: com· '~ ft,~t'.t'l Inman. P. 1rkNshurg: !\ r dPr ing her Illness. I W Va , eP . hel in serv.111ti \I t' Dun Wngh! s. Debbie, \ ona I A Chnstmas program waS [ rs Kenneth McElhinney spen mittees for thel~ . p ' :.,lt".t:' Donna. John Thnm,ag, fll . ·er I presented whlch opened w.tlh ~mdav m Columbus with. her ing the HomebuJidilders Christ-~ "' rtll Hu'<lt' ul Romne'', W V~:~ , I Mr and Mrs. Wilber Park , I sct·rpturet readln~ or thet Chnst· , l¥ H , ll McF\hinny I mas dinner and a vote of thanks ~ . ' I :uld .Mrs Harold Circ le, Chester Houtt', are ;m~JO'~~~/'~ I r .us ~turv by Mrs Wilham <:nil' , S<l~1rs u~j:tsev A~knm, .of Jark- was extended to Wendell Get· 'l . l.tl Ket th . Cnss and Steve uf the mamag~ .u.t tht'B rrzu;& , s~::r A re,rdtug, i\1eJ r:, Chr tsl- . Smi th Carolina, who was lach fur hi s assistance wtth the r'llmt·ruv.and the h(lnored gLwst lt->r. i\larthD, Ill luc~?~~· AJ . ~ nw s. by Fred Cot:g\em and son.\'. g here with her nteces, recent rummage sale held by !Ill' hos.IPS:o. and the )1 .. ~1 and to Au·man Set•ond ;r'"h' nose~ lr group smgmg of S!\en! Night, ~~Sl ~~nd Mrs James Brewmg- the class. ' d o r Hn • r. ' v r were read R Poole UavJs·n ol a 1 t' ,o:ll ::.:on, Dou~ a~ B · Tu-·s n 011 NO\ot'tll - pre~.:eded 1:1 re<~ mK. u - ton ,111 d Mr and Mrs John ro- Commumca wns d ---". Forre a~e. ~ I) • I I tage uy Mr~. Emil Bolll. An ' \'"'' !A ken to Holzer Hos- ' from Mrs. David Farmer an bH 18 I . h m,m. " ' l th k Tht< new Mts Pot~lt' is a grnd- a 1t 1(·1e. Clover Leaf lnln· nnge p!tal m C<Jiltpolt<:. Ttu>sday aft..er [ Mrs. Vance of Kent, a so ae~h HOUSE SL .It' 1 Fasletu Ill gil stlli'>U I and v;:1s read by Homer H.~dftJrd hecommg 111 Iter son .Joo.;E:'ph you notes from Mrs. Ke~n'\d ~~lt'n~etl , Mounta 1n S.late Bu~1 1and Curl ~rueser re<Jd l'hli~l· : Ankrnn. ha" rome to be with 1 McElhinny from the Home ll~h; ms· College and Ohw Umvt'r \ ffi<l s Tradd10n. ht'r ul the huspttal !ers Class for the dmner. hl sJl \' She ts at pn•st-nt H semur , Wtlltam llrucser grwe a \hss Suzanne Bradbury and a \ sick list mcluded Claud AsTh~~ al \me 11ca n B,eauly College, : Chn ~tmas re<Jdmg and ~1ts clrtssmate MisS Demse Hooper 1and Ruth Gosney. and .. 1 Humer R1ce re~1d, Chn~lm'-ls ' Sn u!h ' Poml. both students : Neutzlmg with 79 swk $1.49 to $4.99 pr. Tltr:on VISits 01 l\1r Poole is a naltVt' uf I.1v- l Sptrit. alter wh1l'h a poem at Rio Grande Colle get, are rermrted· The class voted .to pre· m!l, ... lntl Texn~ He grndualed l Twu LJttle Stockings. was .re.Jd spendmv the wceketnd wtth the sent a girt to the church Jamtor. , tnun Stephen r· Austm Htgh ' )}v ~1rs Leomud Twu nr\1~ II'S f(J rJTit'l' ~ p.urnts. Mr. and Mrs. ! Durmg the program hou~ ~ sdwvl Houstun Ht' Is u spe1·· Wtll Chnstmas hrmg Pt' t~C e I!\ Ch:~r\1·~ B1•1{1hury 1 Mrs. Donald HICks gave 8 wor ~ Middleport \\lis~ Kan•n B<~ehner, Ohio Un- portrait of ''Mary,''. tMother ft1 10 11st un tl1c fuel sys lrm of lhe t1n>d lf"t't .... IJ~ 1\·\t ~ l· t t•d \.ocg Tlt:.Jil !I , Jetn and. Tlw C1ft of {iod. lly vcNIV sl\l(lent. is spcndmg the 1 of Jesus) . The ~eetmg ~losed The coup\~ art> restdmg at , M1 s Frank Gtueser, cutHiuMd 'iiN'Io• nd \\till her parents, Mr. w1th the benedJctwn. A gtft ex· \11 ·50 East Tanque. ~'erde Hd , · the program ~-·. and ~ 1 rs F: q•rrtt Bachner an1! change was h~ld w1th Mrs. R~v~ 1ul." 2, Box 82~ Ht lue~on. dallgl1tcr, Connie. Beach and MISS Frances Rous [ Pomeroy, Ohro I . in charge. ill/orrf·(,m/1<1111 Refreshments of lime " lad TONIGHT J'ows '" hi' TIIIOI'Il '' I and sandwJChes, coffee and te> Mos.~ Kay Wollfo·d. ua .. ghf, ' were served to 34 members by 1 FS 0• Mr and ~l1s Harry W1llfa1d d' 1the hostesses Mrs. Denver Rice ,\ fjij' ~1t;~~lll iC'I~I.\I~·;L, PJttl • nf Racme. wt ll ~come tht' l Tlw annuacl Cht l~l trnnsf ~~": : I Mrs· Willia~ Bradford, Mrs. Th, ~ ·- _ - _ t 1 All•n Gra- of 1he Past ounc1 ors o lt' r,,m,. H : n ~u· bride of Mcmne p , , d .. (' uncll Daughters nl Am- Tile IlemloekGrove Home- -~ kI Fulut~tle: ham son of Mr and Mrs. J~r.~y 01 us ~?. held Thur~d,~v CV<' n akers chJb met, Decmeber 8. chanc ev ach member ls as - \,:ur~~~ ~1,~snt'~uv J Donations are Made by Phtlathea were decorated throughout w~~ ~h•te cloth with red satin stre•· Ct , Church of Christ at Party boUday theme mcludm~t' l:!ns mers. Attractovely wrapped ass 0 ed Cristmas tree, w ' e d illS were placed on a table Donations were made •~ the Nonnan Yeauger, Mrs. Beach suspended from the ce•l~g •r. ~vered with a Cbristmas cloth Jaycees, Middleport Firemen, the T. B. Health Seals wben tbe es M Theo Neutzling has been [ Phl.lalhea Women's Class Y can . r. to his home from Metgs the Middleport Church of Ch1ist' ~~;~:~ Hospital followipg sur- ~ mel Thursday evening iD Th ~"' i -:;:,..,\i~~;~.~:i•~~:~·;~;t~:; [ 8~~s daugh·~ ~ t~~e l~f\~~~:t" roo~s\ rei::~~~~n~~~ec~a:red The ehurch socla1 ' I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Det10tai To Tlut llltel'•ll Of Tlut Meip-/IIQion Area - - ..··--·- - - - - - - - - - -POMEROY-MiDDI.EPORJ. - - - - - -OHIO - - - - - -MONDAY, - - -DECEMBER - - -13, 1965 VOL XVII NO. 200 BRIN'G THE KIDDIES TO SEE SANTA CLAUS ON THE S'ECOND FLOOR rec~v;;t~~sf~: : , I • • IDllll 7 Astronauts at Ill IPPERS &he WORLD For All the Family Roush's Sh11e Store ------- MEIGS THEATRE Jr A . - - -. - - I D. nnua mner b Held past CounCilors r 'l'lf;:";g;: 1 ' ;:~:~~~:::~~~S:h: :,::•" I k ' Homema ers I Club Meets at Swartz Home ( ;~:! .~r1 lhm (ln~1~~~a~et~•~;rt~~ ~n\~0 b~~~ro~u~~ l~~~r J~~~:; I , d.mg, at Tre H~:~cme Method ts t. l Rt~~~~~l~l.;;m~~~~l ;;~:(~d gal 11 ~~ ~u~;~~~l ofEnst. · Ay covered Annual Chnstm:1 s P~OJect I . ~;:;: 1 '",~ .~1" 1~~:. ~~~ ::h"\:~dll !:~~"at"r::olej< .. res iRU I :;,, re-- · tabte with white covelr and Ue- dtsh meal was served from a Pari Welker wtll be chairman I . fhe bcerernohnylf whUI bel p d cor::~trd with rrd ca ndle:;. gn'en- beauttfu\ \<ICe-covered table wi th of lhe event. I ~'t'(lt'd y one- a our o we · . ! sa 1and 015 f $5 was given 1 · · · · : erv, n•d flllinset lws 111111 C0'. 1lY a cl•ntl•r ptr~e o · r1 '1 · . A dona 1Jon o . , 1 d' ' - - - - - - - - - - ' . ~ ng -~~usl~·-- -·-__ _ ca~e~. Favors wetre Sll~Jn reindeer with a_ floral arrange- 1 to the Four RIV er G1rl S~ul l '"'<<'I.'OCI('C'tllf:I('Ctf"(fC'«!ClCICLC'CICICIIIII•t(tiM•tr•"'lf'IIKIC'I'flftiCif-,;;: · and nylun net bag.'> fi lled wt!h mt>nl in his ~.\e1 gh. . i Council and $5 to the Me1gs [ SUN.-MON .-TUES. Dec. 12·13·14 "LO RD JIM" p, 1, r J!''l'oo lt•. .J ames :'ltason 1· ~~ ~ . . ;- ·, 1.: "" ~ :'; ~'i~~"Y-- )~ 't f:·~ f I~.~ 'G ~~ ~ rose pet;1ts and a Chnstmas ~ A short btlsme::.s me~tmg wos County T. B. Assn. 1 ; i u ,llllth ( '-.'r' . ·• 1 'h AIJ''D: NO W,l• . \ ~.. .- . ~ ~ ~ ~ '"& symbol on a spunge. Iet.lllducted by th: prt!~tdent an~ A regul<lr meeting on Decem- I Jo~ oilow ing dmn ter , th grocp g1flS were exchanged from ts her 23rd. ha s been cancelled I ~ went to the sutlal roo~ ul the , decorated .tree. .Three gues due to the holidays and it was 2 Federatt>d church which was . were presenl , Mtss Margaret~ announced that the next meet- I • decur:Jtfd for the holiday sea- i Griffielhs, Mei gs Home econ~ ·ng would be J<t\1. 13 at the son, for a party and gift ex I Jm st: Mrs. Cerald Uouglns ~n I ~l mbia Gas 01 .-<·e in MiddleiNi1~N111NOWJ.M~ 1 . ....., .... .,,._ Robfr\ S~'W· · u , ., · . · .. , I' ---------------- \· Monday Morn"•ng-10 to 11 Tuesday Morn"Jng 10 tO 11 ~jiili ruoptnr'R'r '• .Jn r~j ~ . , · <...' ' 1:41 Cora c.o Report 7:00 Today Sbow 7:25 Today Out Your Way 1:21 Today Out Your Way 1:00 HoUday Festival 1:30 Bachelcr Fatbor 10:00 Fractured Phras.. 10:~ News 10:30 ConcentraUoo 11:00 Morning Star 11:30 ParadiBo Bay 12:00 Jeopardy 12:30 Let'• Play Postoffico 1:00 .Midday News 1:30 Sillllfn' Jamboret 2:00 The Day1 ol Our Lives 1:30 The lloctol'l 3:110 Auother World 1:30 You Don't Say f:tll Mr. Cartoon Preseot. f:30 Woody Woodpecker I: 00 O!eyenne 1:00 Newt Picture 1:211 Jim Thacker Sporta 1::11 Weather 1:30 HuoUey·Brlok!ey Report 7:00 Joho Forsythe 7:30 My Mother, The Car 1:00 PieaM Don't Eat oar.t .. 1:30 Dr, Kildare t:OO TUesday Night at Movt01 11:00 Late Newo Picture 11:1.1 Weather 11:20 Sparta Roundup 11:30 Taolihl Sbow 7:011 7:05 7:30 8:011 IG:OO IG:30 11:011 II :Oil 12:00 12:25 1:3G Alllbe World Turns 2:00 Password 2:30 Hou,. Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:2$ CBS News 3:30 Edge Ot Nigbt 4:00 The Secrel Storm 4:30 5 00 6:30 7. 00 7:15 .. •• ., ....... roi• ln ~ "Birdo Sgt. Preston Early Sbow CBS Evening News New• Report Yollr Weatl1ermau 7:20 Sports 7:30 Young People's Concert 8 30 Red Skelton 9:30 Petticoat Junction 10 :00 "Where we Stand In Viet Nam'' 11:00 News Tonight 11 :15 Weather Teller 11:20 Late Show WOUB-TV Channel20 S:30 p.m. KindergarteD 6.00 Friendly Giant 6.15 Kami Shibai with KimJ 6:30 What'• New 7. 00 creative Person 7:30 Hour with .Joan Sutherland 8:30 Music in the '20's 9:00 Carmioo 8urana 9:45 Brit.ish Calendar 10:00 Newa Prot.ile-Kyle Hill lrmN 1360 To tho 20th Century l1form1fion Hour At ON TMI DIAL 7:2$ DaDy Word 7:30 Life & Teacblogo ol Jesua a,oo Full School 1:15 Kin& and Odlo s:30 Mol'lling Movta 11:00 Tho YIIUIII Set 12:00 Donno Reed Show 12 30 Father Knowo .Bell l :00 Ben Casey 2:00 The NurseJ %:30 A Time For Uo 2:55 Newo 3:011 General Hospital 3:30 The YoiiiJII!Wriedo 4:110 Never Too YOUJII 4:30 Where ~lt Actloo b 5:00 Soupy Sales 5:30 Leave It To S.a•er 6:00 Weather 6 05 Pacernaier Newa 6:1$ Peter Jenntr11• Ntft 6 30 7:011 7:30 8:30 8:00 1:30 I0:011 11 :00 11:t5 Taleo ot Weill F111o Have Gun WW Tr!vti Combat McHale'o NaVJ F Troop Peyton Pl... The FugiUve Paeemaker New1 Weatber II :20 Sports 1:41 Can Cob ltepGrl 7:00 Todly 1:111 Todly Out Your Way 1:25 Today Out Your Way 1:01 HoUday rllllnl t:30 Blclleill' Father 10:111 J'l:a<lurtd Phralll 10:21 NeWI 10<10 Concentrafloo U:tll . l\loraiDI Star ll:lt Plll1idiM Bay WI JIOP'IIIY Let'o , Pooloflb 1:10 Slqla' .JIIIIlborM 1:00 The Dayo ol Our Um NO ' 1'111 llio<.'tln 1:00 AIIDIIitr Wll'ld 1:10 Yw ·Doa1 Say t:OO lit. Ol!'looll Prtlfllll i:tll as.,t:tll Nen Plclura t:IO Jim 'llll- flporta •=•wea~~~~r 1:11 ·HUIIIiey.flr!DklOJ Report 7:111 Dr. lllldli'o 7:101'111 Vlrllnia 1:00 Bob Hope . lf:tll I lpy 11:11 .... NIWI U>LI 1'1111111' II :20 lflarll IIN"MMup lUI Toalpc lbow 11 :30 ABC NIKbtnt. 930 AM : WMOV lo•oo.-, w. Vo Tueoday, 0... U Hla\lipll 1:011 PLEASE DON'T EAl' THE DAISIES - "It's· Lad By a Nose." It io feared Ladldot must go bt<:a"" the Doelor believe Kyle's allergy ottllll !rom the family pet. 1::10 DR. KILDARE - F01111 Nigeria with Lave." Dr. Klldatt and Dr. GHlespie waae 1 frln.. tic medical battle &o tavt the life of a noted anthropolofllt whoso deseaOf delleo dlo-il. 1:110 TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES - "IJib! Ill lilt Piazza," vlitlng Italy with her d•ughter, becomea IP\II'thalliYe when tile immatilrl lirl falls hi loY witb an 1mpea,o. 10UGI ltaUan. -- .. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Da•· ld McOO!wD, ~ ill telmu'o •'l'!io Maa rrom ll.NC. L.E.,'' llped aa aclullyo t.. ..rdiq Olllllrld wllb ~tol ....... IBa l!rll albunl will Ia· cludt lwo ol .r., owa IOiip. Dan Thomas &Son ....,...,....... - 7:110 Dally Wor<' 7:116 Millo Wallace N••• . 7:30 Buddy S!Breher Show 1:00 Capta!D Kan&•roo 10:00 I Lave Lacy )0: 30 Tho McCoy I 11:111 Andy of Mayberry 11:.!0 Dick Van Dyle Show 1~:00 LaYI 01 Ltle 12::11 Midday Newo 1~:30 8w'dl For TommTow 12:41 Guldin& Light 1:00 Woman's Page 1:30 AI Tho World Tul'lll S:OO UO S:tll J:21 Puoword Hou10 Party To TeO The TrUth CBS Newo J:IO Edp o1 Night t:tll The l!ecret Storm u· Sat. .n I: oa Early Sbo<o 1:30 CBS l!vealn& ~ewo 7:00 N.,.. Report 7:11 Your Weatber!IA 7: 110 Sparta ' 7:SO Loll In Spllll 1.30 Baverly HlllbtiUeo 1:01 Greea Aereo 1;!0 Dick Van Dyke tO:OO Danny Kaye 11:00 Tho Newt Tonllht 11:11 Weather Teller 11::10 Latt Show W.U..Uy, Doe. 1i HIPIIpll 7:10 THE VIRGINIAN- "The l!or1t Fiihfer." A tormer broac: • ·butter olpo up ol Shl· lob Ronch lo help break o nal coaJ 11 to acquire a net Win& of wild horOOI, but hio rei loll II to IOijulre a aest b)' fW'I!ciP.t!nrl 1a a rot> bery of tho ranch peyroQ. t;OO CIIRVSLER PRESENTS A BOB . HOPE COMEDY sPEcw. - Bob'o liUflll are . Jaei Benoy, Janel Leigh, Na,.. cy Wlllop and o~l 11101t, Bini Cli>aby. 10:'01 I SPY - "Tigert ol Heaven." Robtaaon and . Scott ore ordered to brett up a neo. ~~ lfOIIP tl\~t il lbrea~ lilc lilt democratic Jopan... •a .••vtl'llllltnt. ' WHTN-TV Channel13 WCHS-TV ChannelS WSAZ-TV Channe13 M.C:.tiLV)I ai!ICOIUll HOlLYWOOD (UP!) - Ed· ..,.. ADdren rJ the defunct .....•Nta• liUfeo serit>S land- Dally Word Mike Wallace NeWI Buddy Starcher Show CaptaiD Kangaroo I l<lve Lucy The McCoyo Andy ot Mayberry Dick Van Dyke Sbow Love ol Ufe Midday News 12 :30 Search For Tomorrow 12:45 Guidiag Ught 1:00 Woman's Page CUSI'AR .... WHTN-TV Channel13 WCHS-TV ChannelS <' Wednesday's Television Program Tuesday's Television Program WSAZ-TV Channe13 . . ~--.&.. · ....: ' - ~(_ . ~ --------...-~ • n5 Daily Word ... • ·· 7:30 Navy Film of the Week 8 011 Fun School 9 30 Mormng Move llle Youna Set 12 011 Donna Reed Show 12 30 Father Knows Besl n oo 1 00 Ben CaRey 2:00 The Nurses ' A Time For U• News :' General Hospital The Young. Marrieds 4:00 Never Too Younll. 4:30 Where The Aclinn I~ 5.00 Soupy Sales 5 30 Leave U To Beaver 6:00 Look at Wealher 6·05 Pacemaker New~ &·IS Peter Jennings News 1:30 Tales ot Wells. far go 7·00 Have Gun Will t·raveJ ~ ·. : 7:30 Ozzie ind Harnet ! :011 Pat\)' Duko Snow I 30 Gidget 9,110 Tho Big Valley 10 :Oil AI!IOil Burlie, Secret A11ent , : , 11:00 Pacemaker New• ,... · 1us Looll at Weather : ' ll Z11 Sporta ll :30 ABC Nl&biUit 2<111 2 55 3 110 3.30 WOUB-TV Channel20 5:30 T KIDderprten I 00 Frtelldij> GlaD! 1:15 1\joerlin tbo Magician 1 30 What's New 1 oo Tbo FreDcb a.ef 7:30 M""le In lbe 20's a: oo Public Affairs 1: 30 Nen Ia Peropee\1 ve ~ . 'Q Town Talk 10:11.. New1 PJ:o!Ue-Kyle IIIII ....: , ' . WHITE 'lUDNOS , IJ9LL'\IWOOD (UPII - Pr c1ue0r IVa!! Tors bas. onter iwo r""' wblle rblooceros lrt. Africa for bis new movll, •DUtari." ' ' '. •'I •• .rJ.i• WOdaeoday'o Late Movleo Channel 13, "Moontlde., 1942, Ida LUplno and Channel 8, "I w.. Monty's Double" 19511 JoiU MUll. ' Mrs. Brown, 63 Dies on Sunday �' . . .. • •• • • • " • J ... • • • • t I • • n.,. . ,. The Equalizer? Daily ' ''l . ' . ~ Voice of Broadway SPntinPI ' ' 'l'h8 barrister Greg Baub:er • actrella Dana Wynter divOrce wiU be filed Dec, 11 in H'wood , . The Feds are certain Joe Bananas left the U. S. on a scrap sreel cargo sblp and walk· ed off in Genoa . Republican tawyer Bernard Newman Is alated for one of the fiv. judgeship! in Mayor's Wagner'olame·duck patronage; the deal's Bald tr be two wlil go to the GOP, in excba111e for Gov. Rocky aigning Ute blll ... Former tenDis champ Althea GibJIOD and Wm. Darben Jr. of Mootclair, N. J. were wed two weeks ago _,. One of the nadon's top tou&b gnys gave the slanted anti-FBI Re> Stout fantasy, "'The Door bell Rang," bis hlgbest enthuslasUc ratl111; which mugbt juot be an indication of stout•• low literary estate. LWlching wilh us at the Co~ ony Restauran~ calif. Gov. Pat Brown did a delighted mooolugue about bls otat.'o ..,bWioa fresh·wat..- plana . . . "We're bulld[IJI a river as big u your Hudson and two lalles ao blg as Tahoe," Pat beamed ·- · . . The Gov. alllo said he asked L. A, Mayor Yorty to tour tho Walta riot area but Yorty d.. murred, "un1esa wt went by bellcoplel',"l!a IJI1d wtlh "'1 &rins. ' · Handsome young IedlN dudl mfr. Bob Evans wiD becornt a IJ!h-Fox producer. War Takes Back Seat '}'HE shortening days of the winter · season are bringing with it one of the most dangerous periods of traffic on the highways. The hazards increase with the coming of slick and ky ro~dways, and visibility, or rather lack of 1t can be a maJOr contrilruting cause of death on the highways. The holiday season that we are now entering is still another fac· tor that all drivers should take into con· sideration when they venture on the highway. In the hustle and bustle of preparing for the hohday we fmd that some people get carried away, and allow their attention to \louder. Today many are de· ploring the loss of life and the injury that is coming to our fighting forces. These same people who lament this car- nage never stop to realize that it is goinJ on right in their own backyard. There is a rar worse killer and maim· er loose than war and we see very few getting concerned'. ln the period from 1900 to 1964 there were over a half mil· lion Amerkans killed in war, with em ad· ditional 978 000 wounded. During that same period' there we~e over_ a milli~n and a half persons kllled m trafhc ;wd over 52 million injured, and many made cripples for life. The pr~s­ pE"cts, and they are gloom~ ones tor 1965. will see over 50,000 killed, and the injured ranks rising to almost the two million mark. Some of those who form those ~tatistics might be you or your lovt>fl ones. The boys m Viet Nam are safer than those who venture on the highways aml streets of Arnericn. DOt:lOR SAYS Telet'lsion Revue By Wayue G, Granclstadt, M.D. A motttr writes that her son, li, wa!!l born with alcaptonuria. We ·see no demonstrations to call a hall to this form of mass murder. There ~ ~ evidence 1hat there is a demand for 11JtTed1ve measures, and it is growing, hut has not yet reached enough persons to be really effective. Government lead: ers, and those in industry realize that th1s ra rnag~ is a drain on our huma!l an_d rconomic resources. The question 1$ v. hat to do to correct the situation. The s1eps that should be taken will cause a huge cry of violation of rights If they were put into effect. but dra~t1c me?· sures are needed . What we will see .ts thf" increase in i-q.surance : courts w1JI get tollgher: more drivers will lose th~ir lice nses and more safety features wall tw built into cars and roadways. States ;md communities will spend more mon· ey to correct hazards. \Ve wonder how nluch of this will transpire, with the present apathy that exists. We can do all of this, and the problem will still not be solved because the reason for the toll in injury and death is due to "improper driving", and is the human element They claim that 90 per cent of accidents are caused by impro-per driving, and drinking is a factor in eight percent more. We can see by this that the driver. and not the car and the road is at fault By this we see that the only solution is stricter enforcement of the laws to get the irresyonsibl~. which includes the speeder of the highways and keep them off. Some say that driver education will help, but our observa· tion Is that the most highly skllled driv· er with above average education is am· ong the chief offenders. There is no easv or fool-proof solution in sight, but t"hat does not excuse us in local communities of not making an effort to make It 11 aafe u humanly polllible.- , f FU L ~ T RU C K L0 A D A RR I V ES! By Jack O'Brian EOMMENT/1. TING EDITORIALLY By VERNON scmT This relatively rare Jllftabo!le HOLLYWOOD !UP!) -Tho disease is detected by noting anatomy of televisioa (ailure that the babv's urine is dark wu revealed again Friday ln color. ·rr the diaper11 · ~~~ght l• . ·the back-to-back are exposed lo the air, beaming of two of this sealiOil'l or it an alkali Is addf111, the dismal !lops-"Gamp ilunacolor darken, and if the diaper awck'' and "Hank." ls allowed to dry it becomes Both aeri .. have consistently coal-black. Melanin, the skin fallen into !he bottom 15 of ail pigment of freckles and suntan is abundant in the skin of these prime time proerams 1D the children. This becomes more Nielsen ratings. Wby' noticeable, especially lD the skin of these children. Thi!!l They are peopled by attraobecomes more noticeable, ex· ljve enough characters. The pe<;iali,Y \fl . the lace, ~- :tf! .. .cOlorlpg ~iblunn!ni. The NBC child grows older. time . slots-"Runamuck," at Tbo ·disea;f is hereditary and no p.m., and "!lank" at 8 Is caused by the absence of an p.m., (ESTI-are early enough enzyme. Dietary restriction of to catct~ the teen-age audience protein will Jessen the urinary at which they are obviously output of the stain but , because aimed, and the competition the disease has no other ef. isn't all that rough with "The feet on the child'o health, thio Wild, Wild West" on CBS and is not advised. There it no ''The Flint&tones" and ••tamtreatment lor the cond!Uoa at my" oo ABC, present. Even the promlet of the sllows aren't too far on target Q - Our dau1b1tr, ~. lo al· by today'o standard,, Jerglc to horses, which lhl Boys .,. Glrll dearly loves. lf she goes near "Runamuck" Is based on the them, her eyes water, sbe war of the seJ:e&-men counsesneezes and itches all over. lors in a boys' camp versus Other than keoping her away women ooun.selo., in a nearby h·om horses, Is there 1nythina: llrlo' <Bmp. But the clasb we can do1 A - MIIIIY druJo are effecltlve in treating allergic reao. U001 but their use as a pre ventive is not advised. DesenJitizing Injections of an extract of horse dander lo of oome value but is not as effective as avoldlni horseo completely. A1 a last resort, your daughter could wear a respira!Alr wben she just bao tAl bt arolllld ho!'lel, Q - My da...,._ ho an 11lergy to peniciWo. 1 would Ukt ber to have the mwtes vac. clot but I have bee!J told lt bao penicillin iD lt What do you ad viae? , A - There on two ldndl ol measles vacclne. The H•e Vi· rua vaccine may contata a amaU amount of penlcJWo, H It to ,..... your dauprter lhould lily , f In the doctor'• office for an hour afttr the injection ,. that, at the first slgn of an allergic reactiorl, a dooe of an antihlotamine can be glven. It would be olmpler, however, ki aivt ber the inartlvated viruJ vaccine which contalnt a small amount of the anUblcitlc, Deom. ycln, This drug Is oot related to penlcWin, Would trylnc tAl break I c!Jlld of bellll lift-banded make blm llutter! A - No. All cblldtee atutter when learnilll ki talk. The bablt becomeo rermaoent only whell yoo call 1 cblld'• allen. Uon to II and thus make him oe~-oonsctoua ~bout bll opeech. The ...,. of ·stutterll>g II lr}'llljl to bdilt • oblld ..r llultorQ - m,. doesn't work for "Runamuck'' lll<e It did for Lucy aed Desl "Hank." is a story of a college drop.in, a young hustler who attend• classes without enrol1ing, taken from the true lite adventures o[ one its creators. But · u is entirely improbable on ~levlsion· Neither actors DOl' directors can be blamed for the low ratings of both situation comedies. The anatomy of these two failureo can be traced unerring· ty to the ere8tors, producerl and writ.rs. They are HUed wlUt l!M:ey ~t gags, ·~rly executed .slapstick and over-worked tlt1.1ations. Criticll have rapped boUt sllows, or worse, ignored them altogeUter. But In fairneso to the cast, in addition to competent crsft.men and technicians the shows failed because they never should have been put on the air In the first eause they never lhou1d have place. The atorleo lack originality, w a r mt h, a n d bellevabllltyNeither Ia blessed wlUt style or l]ass. It Is a diMcult thing to put your finger on, but the publie Jtanding-hao an uncanny ,..,. of n.... Without It, asy sbow Is dead. Prince Rainier ls 1 member of the Houoe of Grimaldi, the present relgnln& bouse of Mon aco. OIT A ILOOD DONOR'S PATCH AT THE ILOOD• MOI!U BLOOD SAVES LIVES '@ + llDCIDU &OQJI PIOWII Hatlo White House Lawn ; General Eleetrtc donates !he complete designing and lightilll of the handsome fir each year , , Par· enUtttically, the lndi•n Chief of tba White MoWllaln Reservl· tion personally workllll on the gay event no longer II called a "chief" but "Chairman" af hla reservation ; and 10 another IJI.. dian legend blteo tho dust Jack Dout!las wants Phil Harril to by out bll nutty ..,. play In the 'way-off Bdwy, ~Palm Beach, etc.) ah9wca101 Jack just made a deal to bl 011 Johnny Carson's blue-ol - thealgbt every other week wiUt bll wtld films . · . TV producer • compooer Dick Lavine and wilt dropped thair marital option , , , The 8th Ave. at 17tb St, otreet evqellsl atartJ bll nightly ra vtvals wltb prayare for rata. Ray Mllland'a cootract with Ute producero of bll Imminent Bdwy. play, "HOIIIIle Wlinela," • ltllliSh to Loadoo) lncludOJ a patd<Jp membenblp in 1 tocal golf club , .. Uberace just 1ave blmsalf bll Chrlltmu Jilt 1 10-foot yacht, "Tho Candellbra." ., II YOII Hem Cbl- BERRfS WORLD Yule llkt ... Till "llliVJII" ¥J.t.. " wltb Alan Lerner b)' J1ckit to hll "Clear DIIY" mualea1 wu to aetwut, ameru and not by her li:J• ..... - u Wo-'lllWoor Dally royally rt1tn to Mn. JFK . . , Mill VSA·for-Hq Laono GI&II took tbl tcb ""'1JJd lwl- bll!ll No. I Lata WlnltoD. 1 ·.. ! ..~. ·.f.::. WE HAVE YOUR... .w- ··*= • • Attention Dadl Come in and make 111 the 1rrangement1 now, We'll deliver YOUR MAYTAG for the "little woman" any time up to Chriatmas eve, HELEN HELP US! "Tho Informer'' will • .,_ ed into a Bdwy, musical by Bur· BY RllllJIN IIOTl'£L ton •'oa A Clear Day") Lant YO'UTII ASKED FOR IT and YplHarbura . .. Morton Thlo oo11111111 1a lor ;yoq peoDowney lotrodoced Pat Browll ple, tbeJr problem~ and pleato Elmer Bobot at the Colony lllii'OI, tbeJr lniublel and fun. - Bobst admitted he was Dick AJ wttlt the n11 of Helea Help NiXon's biggest Blngle casb • us, it welcomeo laJiibl but b.Icker versus JFK and perhapo won't dodge a seriouo quesdon later qainst, Pat . . . Sa!nlnJ wltlt a brusiHJ!f. Davis says ll his TV series Send your teenase queiUool fails, "I want the public, crl~ tAl YOUTII ASKED FOR IT ics, everyone eloe to look to one care of Helen Help US tbll person responsible - mei" oewspaper. wblcb explain8 why all bll top ROLLING THEM IN 'MIE creative b&JMls will have to AISLE "agree with my concept." · · · · Dear Helen: U. S, diplomat and veteran My parent. ve right now rollAfrica band Blll Atwood'o up [IJI on the f1oot dying of taugll· for Ute top Look Mag VICIDCJ' ter becauoo they lound I wu vacated by Dan Midl'1 dea wrilinl! to you Statiou WNEW Jave Loliren H...., my troubl01: lim 14, BacaU'a llugb-fllled ••eactua ban aa "A" average, IDd DeV· Flower" • iave rtvlft IIIII JDlo. er ...,. Ill)' trooble at bome. quot.U ooe of ita belt gulfawa Well, almost never, u I ... !said it was "drop dead" wben ually do what l'm kikl. actually 11 wu, "l'd rather 1 am not allowed to even &o die.") .. Lauren said her allck to my friend'• to stay swifti.. u II they belonged to overnisht, and, as lor a lldlool ber 1nJiead of the author lllll'1l dance, foraet it Even victory lip of a polished performer danc01 alt.r the football iiDJe , .. Brenda Vaccaro'o adorable where everybody aoea, and they performance should make ber don't date up. 1 have my bea star; and Burt llrlnderhoff 4lnner'o license but I am not (an old favorit. of our TV lllowed to learn to drive. lly days) wBB like a ?Of)' youn• mother saya 1 am too inelp!r· Jimmy Stewart, attractively and llnced. JIJllurally-wllat other lightly funny, way could I be? Flrot • nlghtero Included We Uve in 1 very 11111ll town Pal Kennedy Lawford In I wllm everybecly ltnows eacb lilocklnl pink evening oul~ nar- other and the klda all get torow 11 1 chlc arrow -.. Alan pther e>«tpt for mo. They're Jay Lerner wiUt Jean Kennedy (OOd klda. 1 ....,. uk mueh, Smith , : , Anita Loos In Sardl'o but am 1 expeclod to stay coopwearing 1 Uny. ttera (DiamondJ ed up lor tht rest of my Ufe? ar. . glrl'a best hat) , , At Paul W.M.F. !.fonno'o party, bottller S. Joe Dear W.: Tankooo wora wblte tie and 1 bop! your parenta can otop taUs and a cheerful of "lle<:or· Lougll1111 ]WJI !1J0111b to let atioDI" (maybe lor wine las~ YOU bavt 1 few laJiibl. You'rt lni and &oecl conduct at hotel old enouflb, and I'm lllll'1l maturo showo) . ·. Typical ooi!prltur'a enQUib to have Ute 11111U frM. reactlou to a record-lbop ~<ene doma your frienda enjoy. Ail in the Bocail funsbop: ''Tho "A'o" and no pLoy make Jill shopglrl put a Columbia album a "rebel witb cause." - H. iD an RCA folder," Jule said Dear a.ten: to Sardl'o, before he; ma ut- . When. Lo tt okay to 10 into I01'ed an opinion of tht play. 1 boy'• i>edNom-lf you're 1 Lovely Scene: Rose Kennedy llir~ that ls? - NINA tmerB1ni quleUy from St. PI~ Dear NIDa: rick'a beauUful UtOe Cathedral lllllleJ;<:IJapel .. . Sud4euly lha TV network president witb tho Joo&ost tenure II ABC'1 Tom MDore (olnee '81 Ollly). Gera~ dine Cbaplln'o cblc-bulldup wiD be a Kennedy lutro , , , AI Beri· dorf'o otyllah Plul - · Lol>don'a brllltant Beyond.lhe-Jrrin. 1er JOJIJltban I!IOer told Ul he's qult hll nne medical future (except to Wfilt I bistory of . 19th Century uwilonel) lor a Jl'II'Dli!!8Dt tjiNtrlcal (dlrecling TV llillll llreldy, I 10-mlnute "Allee in WGililerland' speclll on orcler) ; lind CJIII GC the mtpty few pnla WearlnC black sblrt, battered lwtldy coat coml><le!ying balrcu~ wbo IIIli didn't look llkt I bellnlk. Ouistmu lrM laden witb doi'IJI and dainty IJibla Wllld . tho new CBS 814 arl I IlCht aeatly 1\JQ!Ited cago·bound! . .. Mickey Roo• ey saya after his three • weelt LaUn Quarter sler-attnl, he'D in the ''Little Dyoamllt~ movie wlth Nancy Sinatra Jr, , . . Whenever they lot HU!lab• loo'o bead vitamin, Lada Ed. round Jr., out of her frunJag TV cage, !he lad In her llle ta actor Paul Preddy, No one can lose hlo pant. on Jack Carter's $300,0110 TV plo lor • "Prlends, Romans, Countrymen" series - they all wear togas . . . UN Ambassallor Az. thur Goltlberi's nephew Barry Ia organlsl - Jeacler of tlte roclo roil band opening nelt week Ill The Phone BooUt . .. It's lloii Hope'• lllth year of entertain ing servicemen abroad, wbl" abould make stackl!rs-ln.gr...., point lblnk about Utelr bigrat~ tude ... Jolle Andrews may do a booanza'!!Je weekend ba!h al !he Foreot Hllls Stadium for Mike Todd Jr. n..t Summer .. Where else would a deejay hold bll W'Oddlng receptloo e>:cept at Basin Street East - after reoord spinner Clay Cole and oplffy opiDster Sandra Kettler otart Utelr marital LP Dec. 19! (Lovt, honor and a~&o-go) . ...When bll bedrom . II llH blo stully-den-JIIId.record room. the door ls left open, and hill parents an-: home and ap:nove, -H. IT ISN'T POSSIBLIC Dear Helen: I am 1 girl of II and my problem II bow can I los. 11!2 poundJ In one week? I am vel')' overwei&bt and I don't want the klda at scbool to tease me any more. I want to be thin bJ' next Jl'rlday, 10 please tell mt how. -FATTY Dear Fatty: A doctor wtil t.ll you how to lose 192 pounds-but 1101 In a week, or even a yeaf Your parenta should put .vo• onder upert cart lmmedlarely-H. Dear Helen: A while hack ''W.L.F." got mad at you becauoo you kidded TV wrestllng. He said it waa leJil. II tiJIJ II the caso, then today'o grappler• must ba t1lt otupideot iD history. Anyoot wbo hal even • uute knowleclge of wrestling knowo you do not let your opponent have advantage of your speea II hels attemptq to Utrow you. StlU, week aftler week, we see mea complacently troUini 1lolll beside I man wl1o II JOllll to Utrow them lnlo a tumbuc· kle or flip them. In oeveral matches I have watched mea twist their opponent'• lea or arm two, three, even four times without tho becly movloi. Also I haVll seen Utero dellver a judo chop full to !hair opponent'• windpipe. I dart "W.L.F." to by either of !heR on hto lrlenda, or Ill)' of tho 25 million vtewero wbo (he says) tblnk ..,...tUng Is unrehearsed. - A REALIST Coafldenttal to "Loat lv..,.. ihlna:": I think you lhould talk tbll wllole lhiDC out wttb 1 paydltatrlot, and tltlin put II out ol your llle. It will lake I whllt, but If )'GU IIVt u II I 11M lleVllf b•JlP"'Id. otbln will 101' If! 11 ..... - a mr• N2IM 95 95 95 WITH TRADE WITH 1, WITH TRADE Why 'Settle .. ~ ~ FOR LESS? Ij She Wants MAYTAG I .3 The DEPENDABLE! She wants Maytag depend ability - tbo w.sher her uandmother used. The de· pendablo washer through the yean. Make her hal'" pier, &ive her a Maytag thio Christmu. BUY • 0 MAYTAG DEPENDABILITY MODEl AIOI BUY THE PAIR '399·95 t'#<:Dependable 2-Speed Washer *Halo-of-Heat Dryer , MAS-ON FURNITURE RUTLAND ·FUWNIT'-'RE HERMAN GRATE ' . MASON, W. VA. - . SH 2-4211 . ' ..RN.~ . , . 11 OlATlf' . RUTLAND, 0. Low Cost 2 Speed Washer • fully Automatic • liral.filt~r l11b • Water Saver • Saftty-Ud Switch • Mgytag: Agitator Action • Z ~nr:­ Coartd Cobine' • fDmO'II Moylag Oependobility Free Del.ivery ' •, �. . .. . c• • I . ' ' Panther Surge Falls Short of Victor} /l R tf' e ston omps 117 about half of the first quarter, Buckets by Ronnie Loaan and Pomeroy sank 14 of IS attempts then the Panthers cauahl lire Werry just before the third for 35 per cent. and took a IJ.ll edge on buckets quarter emt.d kept Pomeroy in Logan also dropped Pomeby Seniors Bruce Simpson and the running. Logas, however. roy's Baby Panthers 5740 in the Dick Knight· " " ' ahead 42-36 at the start of preliminary conlest. Lenny an 1 Pomeroy held the lead the the fourth. Logan then really Meter Jed Pomeroy with 16 rest of the opening quarter and Ipoured on the steam during tl1e while Weiland wa• high lor Lo· g.:linst no victories ln the SoUtll- 1throuJh the eecond quarter. Byllast 8 minutes. ' gan with 14· tastern Ohio Lea!'Jf. The Pan· midway through the second per· Simpson took scoring honors Pomeroy will travel to GaUltllers are 1-3 overull. iod lhe Pantben were ahead Ion five field goals and three polis Friday night. Coach Russ Mooce'o Pontllers by live, 22-17. [throws for 13 points. Just un· By Quarters: ... ... .. . ... held a 17·16 edge when the first Pomeroy's margin was built •der duble figures lor the hosts Logall ..... · ....... II 27 43 11 • ·• quarter ended and left the floor ' on a field goal and free truw Iwere Knight with nine and Wer· Pomeroy .......... 17 28 31 41 by Dick Werry and foul shots ry with seven. Gregg Posoon Logan - Phelps 3-04, Court· "you're aD fnvlled oo my " halftime with a 28-27 lead The story, however, w a 1 by Knight and Don Swisher in lasd Meryl Bell shared scor- er O.t·l, Westfall . 0.2-2, Gallag· ••••• after lbe 1eme lor cake much different in the closing the early minutes. A three-point '[ ini honors for Logan with 12 her 0.1·1, Kemper l-1·11, Stone , ond Ice-cream oo4ao - U y1 1wo periods· play by Logan's Chuck Kemper points apiece. Kemper of Logan 0·1·1, Trowbridge 1-2-1, White ·~ .I wla!" Unlike the first half. Pome· just before the break for half· ' also hit in double ligures with 1-1-3, Posoon 5-2-12, Bell i-2. ' roy was unable to find the ihoot~ time cut the Panther lead to 11. 12. Auker 3-0-6, Whale• 1-0.2. • isg range or grab its share of one at 28·27. Logan had l! rebounds COrn· Totals 24 IIJ.22) u 1he rebounds in the third and '!'he Panthers were cold and , pared oo 28 lor the Panthers. 13, Knight, 4-1·1, Logan 1-W, , fourth quarters. The Chiefs scor· lba Chieftains hot In the third iKemper paced the Chiefo with POMEROY - Simpson S-!. ed IS poinls compared to the quarter. There was only 3:45 12 while Werry Jed Pomeroy 13, Knight, f.l-9, Logan 1-3-S, 0 lS Panthers' eight in the third left in the period when Simp-~ with seven. Werry 3-1-7, Swisher 1-1-3, ';uarter and really got hot. with son showed through a two point- The Hocking county team ~:oore 0.4-4. Non-Score,.., Wiles, By Ullited Prm lnternoltonal a l!l-5 edge In the last per~od . Ier for Pomeroy's llrst basket h1t on 24 of 59 shots from the Conungs, Roush and Redford. This week'a Ohio college bas· Logan bad 1 slim lead for of the second half. ifleld for 1 41 per cent and Totals 14 (13·181 41. lketball schedule: · -· · --- MONDAY Pomeroy's Panthers bad Ill upset In the making lor two periods Saturday night, bulllllf· fered a cold second half and was defeated 6141 by the vlsll· ing Logan Chieftains. It was Pomeroy's third loso a· I I I Thts I week's C II ege Til r.~~s~1ai,.~:,1i"g Green Jackets Defeated hy Hounds _ ' 61•54 ~ :i ~~:.in The Rio Grande JV's captur· ed their fourth win In five outCoach John Derrow's powerful Wellston Golden ings Saturday night by bombard· Rockets clubbed host Jackson 63·41 Saturday night to re· lng Mansfield Tech, !4!-44. main deadlocked with Athens lor first place in the · Six men hit in double llgureo for Coach Riymond Zetts Rln Southeastern Ohio Lea&Ue hoop cas_e_.- - - - - - - ! The Rockets, now 4-0, con- 1- squad. trolled both backboards. and , the losers. Jackson's reserve• The next Jime bwll~ be never trailed after the Ironmen l remained upbeaten with a 41· Saturday against 0 urn us U!l• took a 6-5 lead early in the first 31 win. Box score of the vanJty loess Un1vers1~ at Rio. atl\nza. U was 18-14 after one game: BOX WoR~'S 11• 1) 1 period, and by halftime, I h WELLSTON !Ill Cook 1+20 . Hn , 11-0-!2. MilRockets led 32-26. Holzapfel, 5-J.13;. Gdllland, 1- ler 12.~28 • O,mns' 12.._24 ; MeAlter three periods, the Roek- 1·17, Stabler, 1·1-3, Jordon, 1.0. ~lei U:,g. w..:ne 9•1.19 , el• were out In front, 44-Z9. 2; Jacobs, Hl9 Rayburn, 3·2- Smith' 84•20'. Marlin' J.U. T ' Jecbon hit only 1l of 42 8 Milliken,. 0. 1·1 TOTAUl 27· tats Sl·IHI. ' ' .. shots from the field while Well· 9-63. JACKSON 11 MANSFFIELD TECH (lei ston hit 27 of !14. The Roekets ( 1 Sibling 1.0.2· Cook·· 1-1·11· 7 outrebounded JHS, J.3!. • G~atoon~ii:HA:Ifem~[.;: ~J.l; Kuhn, 1.&.2: G'a,.d..,., 7-2·16; It ": 81 only the. Rockets lee ! 1 _u.m. ' 1 r, 2 , ' ose, Kinsley, 1-G-2: ling, 0.2·2: Slc.3 1 ond wmover JHS m eight years, I " : Elsnau~l·. 2+4, Mullins, kle, 4-1·1. Totals 19-8-14. t~etr. flfil!Bat ~~acksf~n tn~~ ~~~~\J.~~~~j Bogas, Halftime score Rio 70 Mans 1 · 1 •a• 1 0 ~" rs ; B ' uo ters· · field 15 . 1 2 ~:the 1'"2";";n ~nee ar and Wtllsi~n r . 18 14 12 It -6S ~--------IS now Jackson ...... 14 12 3 l2- 41 1Kenston 55 Garrettsville 34 1or ~ ye l·k~.J~~:,• ~~the Rockets Reserv~·~~~·r; _Jackson 4t West Geeuga Sit Mentor 41 · 'th 19 C 1PB h d 10 for Wellston 31 Wllloll8hby South 58 Geneva 48 8 " 1.___:_ !.':._. 0811 ' · ' Ashtabula EdgewOod 10 Falrpnrt 34 61 Jt• 1 ;:!::0. ':':t Red Devils Win 64..62 Over s~ outhwestern u•1ghianders f!~,~ ~d~~~~ ~i~~·%vtew 10~':.!:;.. M~ry &I Nordonla Marietta at Bethany Windlr.lm 61 Cardinal 58 . N•Jsonville pulled away In the ·~ fielders and a free throw by I SECOND HALF attempts, Middleport 10 of 12. Ml hi n Lulhe an at . , . Huron 71 MOII!fteld St. Peltr 6J th ird quarter to defeat the Gary Stobart, and one by r·eorge , Asa Bradbury, Spiller Davis The Jackets had H turnovers, c ga r Youngstown . The Rutland Red Devils re-: ney 9 tallied U for the losers. Burton 68 Perry 48 1 \fiddleport Yellow Jackets ISauer. With three minutes left :and Moore had the Jackets a- Nelsonville l3. All h t Obe 1' Ihed ~n fl'~ throw accu.rary In 1Gary ~renner wos high for Rut-[Ma!ll!llllon 55 Canton Central fl f.J -54 Saturday night the second in the second quarter they led head 28-26 opening the third I Nelsonville reserves won their ~g eny: r~ (AI ) /the fmo.1 mmute;. of acbon Sat- 1und with 11. ---~----~-------· lo~s for the Jackeis, and the ~ 20·12 after Buddy Mo~re found : period but another Nelsonville! first game, Middleport feserve5 ~: ~::: Cen~:al urday night to ~dge Southw~st- 1 Rutl~nd.'s next outing wlll be :it'tond victory for the Hounds the range for three fielders and n.1lly put the Hounds ahead lost their third straight, 60-50. TUESDAY ern, 64-62 ln. a Wild contest play- : Frida~ .mght qainst F.astern. ' in back·t..back Di(hto. ' Sauer and Tannehill added char· :good at 35-28 Hi the I :20 mark. High lor the Jackets was Steve ' Cl 'n t' t Col •ado ed at Patnol. I GThe H!J!hlandmgltlho•t North 'th 11 hi! W'll D' ncl na 1 a O. ' a11 1a ' fl 1111 Y Ill d P II r th b Bob Richard$, the slick Ho~nd ity tosses. . . ' Stobarl scored e ore e en I u ens w1 w e l 15- Northern Illinois at Toledo It was coach Jim A~am's : Rtn'LAND iul 6·3 forward, held to five pomts But Nelsonville came to hf{' .of the quarter bul .by then Ha- hoog had 12lor th.e wtn~rs. Wittenberg at Muskingum Ierew's third straight VJctory l Barrett O-l-1· Black 4-8-t&· ! the first half and aix in th~ , at that point. Sandy Harold, i r.old had pumped m two rn?re , Next Tuesday mght M1ddle- Alliance at Steubenville without a -ieleat. Southwestern 1 Davis 7_'9-2a: Hawkins' 6-0- 12 : ', 1 Little ' 5-0-tO· Denner . i!l now 2-3. Uurd quarter, led the w.mners IS-? wmgman, ~p~ned the rally 1fielders and the fourt~ period ~ port has u~defe~te<l Wellston Indiana Tech at Bluffton ' 6-0-l2: 1 tourth quarter surge With 10. with three stra1ght free conver- !opened 39-30 favormg the , here and Friday Is host to I.& D ranee at Cedarville f IT • ~.t ' ' h 1 The game was W\)n e1 t e ree ote 1s 2318 " 21 · 11 ""' · th ' · st "-1 1 h'l r I H d •an e1 · "VI. I1JS m a was •...,. ~~ e l _s.wn~, eve >M--m tz I rom oun s. . I . WEDN~DAV throw as Rutland sank l8 of 361 SOUTHWESTERN (12) ~ISH game. Bnddy Moo"' of Middle- o~tstde, and Daugherty .sank a l NelsonVJIIe. then led by as i BY QUARTERS BowUng Green at Notre Dam• ,attempts lor SO per cent while ' Hall· 10.4-24; Elliott, 4-2-10: port was second with 18. pair of eonverslOns. It \'las hed ,much as J3 m the fm,ll quart-, MHS 11 22 30 54 Louisville at Dayton !the Hi h1anders hit 14 of 19 Shriver, 3-a..ll; Curtis, 1-1·3' __coacb.Carl Wolfe of ~he Jac- 20-20 w1th 45 se_conds left a~d er ,at 56-4~, .and ne\ler ~ess . NH~ 9 22.39 61 san Francisco State at Ohio U. · foul!. g Colley, 346; .Jackson. 3-3-6; 1· kets_ sa1d afterward his team the Jackets obvJOusly were.1n than .7. wh1ch WIIS the fmal , Middl_epo;t. Stobart. ~2-12, Wooster at AkroD . Foul trouble early In the final I Shriver, U·ll: Curtis, 1·1-3; : pla)ed lt. best game of the foul trouble, Slobart havmg mar~m. I Tannehill 2·1·5, . Dav" 4-2-10, 1Capital at Marietta stanza hurt Coach Lloyd Myers' [ W. Carter 0.2-2; Wauah. o-o.o:j .season !!O far, though losmg. drawn h1s third, and leavmg The Jackets were outrebou_nd- Moore 7-4-18. Sauer 1+3. Brad7 Denison at He1delberg squad as three starter·s. Gene ; Lloyd ~ . Totals 2~ 14 •62 . even Nelsonville Coach Bnb the game at the two minute ed J3.3l but outshot ~elson· bury J.Q-2. Butcher .:&-0-4. T.. Marshall at Kent Stale Hall Do Coli nd B d J k· l 8 Q t . ' ~he-sky adm~ted openly his ~s.t~ mark. ville 44 pe~. cent t? 38 per cent , ta~~ 24-10-.54. . Wilberforr:e at Midland son foule~ oute~~l, theu ge~~·s : Rut~nd uar ers. 17 38 51 64 i <ige stamp ~i.zed home noo.r, ~ .Moore hit to make it 22-20 from the ttt>ld: Middleport had _N elsonville. Daughf"rty 2-.3-7,1Windsor at Youngstown leading scorer with 24 exited I Southwestern 17 35 46 ti2 , . i'lorth 15 pomts 1l> us anytime . . wtth 30 seconds left but Harold the edge in field goats. 24 to Richards 8-5-21, Harold 5-3·13,, Touraamtenta tM f th C left I Reserv _ Rutl d 40 So th- : 1 0 11 The Jack~ta: led 11-9 at the tied il at 22·22 for the halftime 22. Nelw~ville, however, cash- Haynes 0-4-4. Hubbard 2-Q.-4, j Findlay and Canton walsh at · :~r ~1 embeg\nn~~~; ~nd Jickson 1 western ;S. an u 1 end of the f~rst quarter on two break. I ed home m 17 of 21 Ire< throw ' Schultz 5-2-12. Totals 22, 17,61. Quantico d t .d th h th· t' 1ou1e ou mJ way roug fitlden by Mark Tannehill two - --- - -----· - - - ~--- --~--- ----- - a :tt fori • I Rio JV's Bombard Mansfield, 141-44 (·Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleporrt, 0., Dec. 13, 1965 ALLSTARS • ' -( St:le 'Cats New Low Cost FRIGIDAIRE Front-101dlnl MOBILE •=--'-====•'=-.! ~ Sayers.Scores S TD' • IX • s Ill Bears Romp GOOD LIVING GAS AP,f'LIANCESI Healing • Cooling • COOlJ .... • Clothes Drying a W•t• '~ '. Heating • Di shwashine U.Rtfrit 1 I CHRISTMAS GREENS I • FRIENDLY ·~ Scores THURSDAY stan1.1.1. llodof . . . . Central State a! Steubenville Both teams played on even Give Your Home Ohio Northern at Union (Ky.) terms the first period " the I cmC<GO IUPI) G II be I I b I 'd Cedarville at Georgetown (Ky .),,core stc I 17·17. The visitoi'S 1 Midpark 65 Rocky River 56 • EasY lroo!·l'*""' . . That Christmas • _ eorge , u!lua Y e~ a ougJ num ern sal · Cumberland (Ky.) at I Jed b fo\ ard 6-1 Roger Davis Bedford 49 Chagrin Falls 37 I 1 Rti~To-Yoa' Halas, a founr.hng father of the the NFL. Js sure he has the The Bear roach was a little , Rio Grande 1 t k ~ 3B-~ 1 d ·1 t0 th lock- Maple Heights 50 Oberrn 43 • Attrutlve ,,._..,,.., Air With ... 1 00 '1 National Football League who Rookie of the Yc<~r in Sayers, smug over the way Sayers W stern Re··rve at I a '1 .'1~ ~ .0 e W'ltil • w1·ckl'lffe 82 T-p II 10 Ulf Ia , . •· B h 'ed h · k' lh e """ a m _rmJssl n. d .h coached sueh grea.. as ronco w o t1 t e 1eague s1ng1e-game ea 1t w1t roo 1e o1 e year John Carroll ., erroom J) · , te Ron Black and ' Cleveland J.utherJn East 36 ' CUshiofM:olled llelt lno 1 Nagurski, Red Grange and Sid tou~h~own record i.n t~e fl1 · _ 20 bids by two other . running ; Thiel at Case Tech J:evl~a~~~nsr hitting regularly, Erie IPe.) St. Vincent 67 11 1 tion. . Luckm,an,. called rookie Gale anmh1latton of I he San F~an~l'i· bi¥.!ks, Tucker F~edenckson or I Defiance at Bluffton the Red Devils moved into a Ashtabula 40.1 • Ill Uplclty UIUIIIJ I, Sayers SIX-touc~~own perfor· co 49ers. ~~ New York G1anls and .. Ken 1 ToLU'IWDeats · 151-46 lead goinJ into the final Jefferson 40 mtan& once+dly ditJt. ma~c~. Sunday The greatest But the Bear ·coaCh urgfd 8 Wdlll7d of the 49ers. Any IFindJay 1nd Canton Walsh at eight minutes. However, the Ashtabula Harbor M -~ exhJbJhon. I have ever,seen by I vote fm· offensive and defensive questJOnsk about Frdederwlclklsodn ,[ Quantit'O Highlanders got hot and not only I Cleveland Gilmour ti7 or:_ manp m o~~...gameh. I d· rookie of the ye;u- so that two wee s abgo an k I .ar FRIDAY I cut the lead but moved •head Ashtabula St. John 62, PINE J~ !~;! ;oar,; 0 pGoye : Saytrs and Bear Jmeback Dick to~~Y have .deen ta en care , Cincinnati at by five points before the foul Cleveland Hawken 67 1 Wreaths ~ 75c up 10 u•e 1 ~ ~ ose ow1 arne. B lk ld both be h ed Iof. Halas sa1 . 1 Southern California trouble set-in. Black again pac- 1 Maumee Volley 44 and whose Chicaao Bears have u lis cou on~r - · Sayers raced across the 49er 1Mt. Union at Frdonia iN. Y.) <ed Rutland during its last min- Cleveland Lutheran Wset 45 : ··n would ~ f!mbarrassmg to : goal line on an 80-yard screen· Ashland at Canton Malone I ute surge, Westlake 42 PINE the voters not lo vote on both ! pass, a 21-yard end sweep, a' Tournaments Davis was high scorer fo q Cieveland St. Stanislaus 71 ,' Roping 3. yds $1.75 DEVOTI!O TO INTEREST OF ~ff:nse and _def~~s~--~~~ ·seven-yard plunge . . a 50-)·ard . Findlay and Canton Walah at the winner~ ., w1th 23 points~ 1 Clevela.nd ~t. Edward G2 ! MEIGS-MASON AREA . dash through the middle of the , Quontlco Black had 16 1< Hawkins pour- Cleveland Umverotty 51 i1 ••ch•N a. owen, ,...,,,tt,., Oh1o College Basketball line a one-yard dive and a 1 SATURDAY ed In 12 llall led the HighOrange Sf)' Holly • Mistletoe ·~···-········ . I landers wilh . Publlabtd ewuy anernoon ncep• Hu llnlted p ss 1 1 nat! dazzling 8~~rard punt return. :IOhio State at St. Louis 24. Junior forward Western Reserve 102 . luall., bJ ~ Onto Ytll•' ~~~b•t~h J rf" o er ona1 1 d A ' 1111 CoJBpllflr. uo M110hante st.. Porn Akron 61 Denison 54 CtncmnaU at UCLA ' John Shriver c•nned 11 &: guar urora 74 :~o'..;. 0~· 1~{= ~~:r;:.• ,~:"~ 1iJ; ,Cent on Malone 75 Defiance 6l fairfield at Xavier Steve Elliott had 10. , Keystone 69 Columbia f)2 Mlclcfl.,.rt, 0. STOP IN AND SEE um. Syra<'ust 100 Kent State 86 Dayton at Canisius Southwestern shot a cold 34 1Amherst &S Avon Lake 61 1 1 OUR DECORATING ! m:~~~: J! ;::n:rnee" 1~ Pc%·~~~'~ , Ohio Wesleyan 101 l. Villanova at Toledo per cent from the field . . [ Brooklyn 90 Olms.tead Falls 72 NOVELTIES 01>1.•· Heldelbrg 73 ' Arnerl can Foot•-II •· Ohio u. at Miami (Fla.) The Hightanders lost . the~r , Silijon~67~B~recik~sivilijl~ei5~4iiii~~~iiiiiiiiii •tlonal UMrlllllll r•prt..n tatl'f• : 1 uci&Ut ntrst r th Botttlltlll &.tmba!l, lne .. :MJ uu.lnJE Bluffton i 2 Wilmington 6ti tot 11 Sta dl Ball Slate at Miami game o e season m I t.:111 Ave.. New York Ctt,, N~w , n 1111 K · t St te 8t Akr r-erve con•-st 4•35 Don Ym. Wooster 72 Marietta 60 u It d Pr 1 te tiona en a on '"" ~.~:: ' .,. · &ubiiGripUoll "'*' DeUverH P D I 8Y 0 e til 0 rna Oberlin at Wittenberg - -- eurl.r whtlre uatlabl•. JO centll PH ayton 90 I Eutra Dl.viilon I . . .1 I · 11 D It · wee11:1 oce ,n, tn a<lunl~ •• lhe Middle Tenn. State Univ. 63 W1 T P t PF PA Ilhnms Wesleyan at SteubenviLe B:i dw1~-Wa ace at ~tro Oalb hPtlneJ oftlee Jl!j 6!1 ; ,,. . '· . {' . '-. ' Fredonia (N y ) at lllram 59 N 2nc1 A molltlll. J7.801 lhrH monttu• ll.lll1 Hy ' St. Josephs Philadf' lphia 98 : 833 301 212 . 1 • Vt• Molar Rout. .n.... e11TIH ••nl..,. Bowling Green 55 · :x-Buf ".l~ 2 · Pittsburgh at Washmgton I OhiO. Wesleyan· ·at Carnf'6le. Tech 291 1111• na\lable, on• month II :m. By • ·N.Y. •••• ·• 8 I .333 271 :I Dallas at New y or k Marre· tla al Waynesburg . MIDDLEPORT, 0 • midi • .,.. J . .r ti!I.OO: su1 mo,.tr.. : Cedarville 103 Earlham 81 .H 308 284 387 0 9 4 t:,.,.,,.,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,~u.~u'.''~.,._~'-"'"'""ntU. ".:.0 0 · _ 1 Washington & Jetrerson 83 1 oUJ · · · 3 8 2 ·273 202 288 ; Detroit at Philadelphia West Liberty at Mt. Umon Case Tch 73 ' BosCII ·.1..ed ·· 0 . · .· · t'tl •Green Bay at San Francisco Wooster at West Chesler (Pa.) 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' orttil ili~VIci!S ~~., (Conti ed fo 11 Tetllpelltlnl wiD avOTage bia; Leora Zwilling, Pomeroy; _ Do~ PoeiOifleea 111 Pome~, 1111 ter, enterlaiDod with 0 ves, au m Pill t-7 de.,.... above the oormal Elmer Napper, Middleport: CIU· A birthday dinner In , honor 5 A="'=~~' WilDe Middleport will remam ·~ ' dinner Tbo ksel¥1n& Do b test has been unsuccessful duriDI the 5-day ..rtod com· ford Decker, Syracuse, of Mrs, Robert Louks of Syra- ~'ll'am • Pomer~· Florence Saturday, Dec, 18 & there wlll' bome iD Presi'nt'~er~ CAII·'I'RAIN CIWIB since the flight started Dec, 4, menclog Tuesday morning, IJiscborges Saturday - Ray cuse was given Sunday at the ~~t ~~m . 0~th McCOy• be full window service '•' parv Mr, and Mrs, Relph Peters and NORTH KINGSTOWN, Lose Welgllt Rapresenla"v• oormal higba Durst, Cheshire: Essie Russell· Gallipolis Shrine club on Bula· S roc~se ""'>'' eel pool, money order! anj , Mr. C. E. Brehm, of Huntley, (UP!) - Three young R::l ~~~~~~~~~n; on the ground aud lowo are Columbu• 31 aod , Middleport; Grace Thornton, ville road by Mr, Wade !.<Juks, Y ' slarnPl!. ~·' lllinoi!; Mr, and Mrs. Harry Island women retumin« a weight loss by the 23, Clevelaod 3i aud 1:1 and Robertsburg, W, Va,; Viele Ray· her father-in-law, Dllebaqeo 8III1IIU,y- Grea Leonard Ill(! 8011 of Chester, weekend of skiing were two men on their not very tasty ClnctuoaU 41 aod 28. nolds, PL Pleisant Attending were Mr and Mrs :McCarthy, Jr., Oheeter; Brad1 SALON to MErr ~"- and llrs. Billy Windon and Sunday ni&ht whOD lhelr spacefood diet Temperatures will be above Admissions Sunday - None, James Louks, Belpr.;; Mr. ~~~~~ Sayre, RcciDe; Leona Hensle)', 'l1le I e1 40 Salon No. 710 daughter of Long Boltom. was struck by a New A tape recorder aboard the ·~mal tbrou~bout tbt period, ' IJI!cbarc<s, Sunday, - Allee : Mrs, Robert Taylor and &0118 !.<Jog Bottom; Mil. Fred K"': wlUI meet tonllbl at I p.m, at Mr. and Mrs. C, F. King and Reston passenger train at craft went on !be blink, The w1th ouly m110~ day to day I Johnston, Middleport, II e I en JD and Scotty of Gallipolis; terson and daiJllhter! Pomeroy, lbe home of Mary Marhn. family, ol Rutlalld, visited at grade crossing, recorder collected medical data cl1aoges. Preciptlalloo will av· I Turner, Hamsonvllle, Mr and Mrs Alva Kail Chesb- Ronald Holter, Racine; Berth• Thare w!U be a •lglltuchange. piiiiliiitiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiOiilii~~lor feeding to various tracking eraae about on&-half iacb and jre; Mrs. O;a Kail, cheshire; McKenzie, Pomeroy. staUon•, Its tape would not locally •••r tb~e-quarter J•~h Boy will Appe_ar Bob Wingett, Syracuse; Char- Admlnlns Buaday - Clyde MEN'S rewind, Near Lake Ere, •• • Y • les P, lllle, Pomeroy; Mrs. Shawver, Pomeroy; Marcaret And at ll, 16 p m EST today , diowero least numerous Tbuts· In Juvenile Court Francis Roberts, Wade L<Juks W61'ren Pataskala· Mrl Jolm Gemini 7 ~ill ~aicb Cooper•; I doy. . . .. WAYNE, W, Va, tUPl) - Al and Mrs. Louko alld her hua· Motley,' Pomeroy; 'Julla 'Gibbs, !Dial orbital time for an j""'"F'.' ' "" - - " "l 15,·yeat-<lld boy who I> charged! band_:.._IIOOer'Pomeroy; Robert Cozart. Portpr. ! d' 'du I the total r 225 I With kilhng hiS parents With land' Fred FriZIIe Reedsville' lVI " -: te h Uo d Rutland Sttu ent8 I two shotgun blasts was to ap·' Roger Browne revealed Sunday Gert~e Drake VInton. ' n hours 16 mmu s e ro e up , f Ipear ,m Wayne County Juven11e , that the cIty saved ..,•• 141100 ' I•'ectlon Molded Solea , G' , 1 5 and , M , .., 7 Attend ton ereuce JD emm m ercury , Court here today. during 1965 by putting on the Discharges 8unday RobMay I5-t 6, l%3, , Members of !be Rutlalld H•ghi State Police said the youth, auction block such discards as ert ThompiOJI, New Haven; Har· ALL TRANSISTOR As their reward for setting ISchool Safety club attended the Iwhose name was withheld, .~ !!mpty shells from polloemen'• ry Wyatt, Mlnersvllle; Mrs. Leo another new American endur·ltOth lObUli tlhio Trafflc Safety le&edly shot his mother and fa· bullets and antiquated ferry Rowley, and !1011, Millwood, W. Middleport Full color olideo, print& ance record,_ Borman . and conff!rence. at the Deshler-Cole ther with 8 12-guage shotgun! boats. Va. liiiiii~i:iiii:ii:f::::;.;.;;;; Radio Set Complete Lovell were g1ven permission to 1hotel in Columbus recently. ~h~y during 8 family argument ~:H- :t~•ICtCift:t,-<•ft••-*1N'4111Cf.C"t''ll•it11111 ft. . . .'ie:·· ctCICft.....lllllli~-~~-•IFI.f and black and white. with batteries, elesrop· fly simultaneously in their 1 were John Grate, Jean Tllhs, urday nijhl WU!iam Frazier · Complete set with bat· ic antenna extend! to regulati?n longjohns - another 1 Darlene Smith, De..bbie S~ith ; 55 , was kill~d instantly. Hi~ I eri.e1, film and 2 flash 47". Range vt mile. bulbs, space first 1 and Advisor Don Sp ncer, H1gh·! wife Dorothy, 53, died sllonly What started out as • 1hght of the event was a talk by _after the incident in a Louisa Sot ol $17·95 $4.98 complete weekend lull of hope lor Ohio Gov, James A. Rhodea, ' K hOS ita!, ' Two Spocltl I, Schirra and Staffurd turned tn l Club members are selling y,, P 416 M1in St. Pt. Pleasant, W. Vo. seconds into frustration and ' li"t oid kits to help finance Tb I ' eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 1 to of l el : a moment of danger and : the safety check next year. I laeireede •M•• ' ~, :•: . DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE 14 1 12 TRANSistOR Hl·~l proc m Y • ~. • 1 L•• Wlhomton Bill Wollmon ; decision on Sunday. . wa 11 recognized by tbe Unhed lt was • perlect count down, M,'J\R!AGE APPLICATION Slates the same day, aC<tlrdFlame. and smok~ burst from l Harvey Junior Bush, 19, Ma~ inC to the World Almaoae· BULO~l tbe tall or the Tilln 2 launch , son countv. miner and Sarah · _ With Leaher Case and Earphones 1 . rocket Then, from mission Eli>Abelh Kuhn, 11.' Rt L Porn· SALVAGE FUNIJS control: .. , .. i eroy. I NEW YORK iUPll -Faced eNurse Dodor Kit - - - - - - - 98c No Liftoff I · , with the prospect of s 1500 , • , • , "We've got • shutdown, No l LOCAL TEMPS 1 million deficit in the next fiscal [ , 'f... eMocleling Clay 1 Oc up liftoff. The engines h~ve shut The temperature in Pomr.- budget, city officials . hnve ~ ~ • Oil P•intlng Sets 59-c - $1."" - $2.00 down. Fuel pressure 1!1 lower· rov's business districl at 11:25 acquired a new inlerest in 1 ing, Wally Schirre s_a_ys. Ap·l a.~. today was 46 degrees, un- 1sa lvage. I parenUy a safe cond1tJon. The der cloudy skies. City purchase Commissioner fuel pressure is down to about · I 32, We are watching the pressure lower very ••;;:~~:iall $1.99 · Oxidizer BIG ARMY JEEP pressure 1 · nicely," Wasp X707 GI 45 Automatic The trouble: An el~~~i~~:ll plu11 costing $108, carrying C1p Gun _ $1.59 Pistol 98c :Mabel, tl $6,99 and$799 Roush's Shot Sflrt WALKIE·TALKIE TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS HAS A PORTABLE RADIO "" ·"" "" · $9.95 1 G·as·h·an S • I y N' NEED Seem Agent 707 Set " " . " " 98c TO>Can Junior 50 Shot RlpHttt $1.00 Molotov Cocktail , 98c Patrol LHdar Carlline , $1.49 I Holmllt " , .... " 49c BASKETBALLS FOOTBAUS $1.49 - $1.98 B·B's, 2 for 25c & 25c Blackboards .. , $1.91 • Plush Animels 98c up S.slcet 98c •nd $1.98 I Doll In I Skipper •nd Scooter tBerbie $1.99 & Midge Bend•bl11 I P1rty Set _ 69c $2.99 • Te1 Set _ 98c GANES 1 ScRIBBAOE $L98 CHESS !Complete Witk loordl tic CHINESE CHECKERS $1.00 CHECKII IOAIIDS l9c up- CHECKERS 19c up DOMINOIS 25c up - JIG SAW PUZZLES 29c up MR. POTATO HEAD 91c - SPILLING IOARD 9k - TIDDLY WINKS 29c - OLD MAID 29cHEARTS 29< - RUMMY 29c CHRISTMAS seconds. Schirra.. ,coolly ., ..;.~~atclt!!tl ins1rumetlls, d~ed' Ibm was no real danger ana kept Ihand off the ejoction rinr th•reby winning !be praise officials ranging all tile way to President Johnson. or !belt performance Sunday,, Pr<sident Johnson said: "Our disappolntm•nt Is uceeded by our pride astronauts Walter Schlrra Thomas Stafford and the '"I''" ,1 direr~or.• of NASA llhe Nation al Aeronautics a nd Space 1 ... 69c 89( 7 Litll, lndotp. •ndent Burn. 15 LITE SET I.J, lndlfonll- $1·99 ont luraltlt • 25 LITE SET $ .99 2 C-7, lntlopond· ent lurnint Outdoor Ught Sets_ $1.49 •nd $2.99 set EXTRA BULBS AIISius I. . !~~~;. 17e FIRST TIME EVER I Cover formerly used on $79,50 Pasturepedic• plus OUI costliest deep $lf1P.. wmr,roof~, 1011 llll-wi041oi, 23 {ewell. I' Jl Emt'rgency·RI'8cUP , Unil is Summoned The Pomeroy emergency I residence at Coal . !It : where Clyde Shawver •a• IlL was taken to Veteran!! Me- l . morial boapitll and admitted, , The !IQUid wa• called ogo1m II at 9:55 p,mm, Sunday to Painter Ridge residence Jam., Wells, AD · Iperson was taken from the I b'""" to HolJer hoopltal for ad· lakt Tltlca<!ll to POMI and portly to box 29c, 49c, 59c Pal..- Garl•ncls 12 ft........... 79c I HOME NEED Tinsel Garlands 18ft. I • • I! 1: i i 0 DOES YOUR Sealy Extra Firm Golden Sleep Supreme SPECIALLY JO~·CU. CAN5 10. .... -- 17 !Mll, II "'"" or """'· -~·1 Doa't mieo this ouperb value comblne.tloo ..t ""Ira firm support and .....Calli ]Qmry I a E.<quialte ,., durable decolltlr- • • t.u"""""sl' """' acNII qullint • Edt• lllnls• olld sagglnt odtll lOX I Middleport, Lay·Aweyl Only $1-00 Dewn Htlkl Atlythln,tl You Wont. Pay Latorl DELIVERS ANY l'l'I!:M IN OUR STORE L• Willa- 0. IDAHO 711-LI. &AG 1111 WellMan • CONVIIIT In =~ ADD TO ITI IIAUT..Y ITI IA'HOOMS WY2S644 fA ,.u WORK GUARANTEED DI!BT CONSOUDATION EXAMPLE: Should you have debt. toWI.. $'100 lJI which you 1re now paying $60.00 per month in total peyment.s, we would combine these alone with the amount of your job. Chances are that your payment would be the •am• or le11 thao you are n&W paying. with new kind of power, stow-away tools, too IPorchtl eBttheAttlca.M eCamtntw.rk ePIHiarlnt ePlumlol,. eC.rportt Wo!k. ehofl.. .......... TrH Wllh PrH t.tkNI with ,..,... tlw Ill lflct. Ntw Pfw• hi ......,, · - Hn I It Pooli ~.. foo jet ........................ JOW•• " FREE EmMATES FRIE Turl<tr. tr Ak11 Alum nuM Xma1 EASY TERMS! .o...... I Aluminum Siding WE DO THE COMPLETE JOB WE HANDLE ALL FINANCING 7 YEARS TO PAY AQUICK Pt. Pltaaant, W. Va. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT e Rocrtallon RMIIil Eleclrle~l JAI HOT 59< e IOoOJ. 416 Mlln St. REMODELING or REPAIRS? Prices I ~ TIFfiN CREDIT . JEWELERS FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. ..*•.•. 1 -...,otaraluUWA 1 Colllf ill G114.,. 0111 ~mpktt seleclioul,.,....,.., ,.4.11 10 J#fDO, . . . . f ..... ....,. .............. Ill.- • Spr•y Snow c•n 59c • Spray On Deeonttor Gold P1int, can 79c Wo Como to Your Homo, alllmolt llalorW and loabor, and Amnlo "" X.... CoiiiDIIallatloa. WI MAK~ IVINING CALLS WI WILL SHOW YOU PHOTOGIAPH& encl RIFIIENCU WbaiiM' Your Naedl, Wllllmr Yw WllhlePq I.,).I!AIIL pREIT •r••t .. wcl.. llllt ,..., .., ... ....,. ....... ... 4..,, .._ O..,tMINIII MtleltiiW....Wt • fla...., Enjoy compleie freedom from worry witb a ftu dw Electric Water H•ter! It's aafe becalllll ~·· 110 110 fumes, no fllllll.:_ inltall it uywhere. Only with El~ric can you 111joy flamelr aafety for tbe family tmd tbe hoate. S. your dealer or plumber now about a Quick Recovery Electric Water H•ter tmd • how you cu hlwt aU tbe hot water you want. ~~~~~ ~ 1~' bot- with •fety tmd - Y · IWnenlber, YOUl •tillfaction II ,_tea~ MADE BY or )lOUr......, Ita:! i' ' _ _.. ............. ..,.Mt .... ... ""tot.-.MNOI!r,~'"''""'" .... a.,.,.,t""'"-'-.....,. fer4f.,.t ... tJ,.Ohlllljtle.,....,~tt..,... 'lftol_. . . . _ -.......," ~ ... - ... A Pnt&tNed Sonloo Pl8ft Ill a•aUablt, .. ..,.. all wrloe oalll, ......,_,..,... ,,even tPik nplaoe· .-tt.a.aful:rean. INGELS FURNITURE MIDDI ,.,.,... "' LOAF ,~.d ' EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF H... I It PH~..,,,.., '" .tt........... WATER HEATER . IS A SAR WATEIIIATEII MIDDLEPORT I!IIIIMANN ZESTA MAXWIIl 1101111 8RADKERS OOFFEI l.t., lOX I o.. LAIIL OIANI I IUflfll dilmOfldU eKitchtna I, s INSTAll I I 11111•1 IIIII". lutlllllltl! """' ..,;. pllcltl hold two alllmo 15c MIDDLEPOitT, O. MUSHROOM TALl ABOUT••• 1 • St•r C:.ndle Holders RALL'S BEN CHILLI - VIGETABLI BIIF NES&UE GIFT FOR HER! Princess vacuum cleaner elloom Addlllenl ' .f:. HEINZ PRICED EUREKA 10c All ." ....... ---iii..iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii I ePolnsett• Coasters - - - - - e Novehy Christmas Candles _ 1 < -'!lCteC.CIIICftC'IIC....... --.m~ - Rag. 49< .. " ... 37c Tr" Orn1ments luat Our I w~ '*"'''"t"l ..... Genuine l•athu quilting 1 ImJSSlOll . ~,, ="""""'""'""'..,..,""'""''""''""'""'..,_,.._1!!11!11!!1!!1 er.·· 1 age •. N W COMPTON 0 0 ' of dan11er and potential disast- Zirkle STEAlS j' i =·" ' llllffl lttlnd ucetet m•r•m•nd nlllllfir• 1ls. Stl:t brltht Administration)· With the world watrhln,!!; they acled with 1 remarkable rouraie in the face rt>scue unit ns summoned Sun· d'ay at 2:20 p,m, to tko Paul ' C-7 LIT! SET TREI LITI SITS ILl... wlthBULOVA you get more styles to choose from • , • more quality for your money f II DECORATIONS IWIFT'I JIUMIUM U. S. OOVT. INIPIC'IID 1 of activatiJli an ejction iystem that could have hurled both pilots out of their capsule and back to the Kround parachute in a matter of MON~LY $3.29 SCRAMILI $2~91 - TU[S. &Wm. ONLn- Mrs, Worley DaviS of Dexter giving Day guests of Mr: and l~u~e~~~~s~oi~M:ar:jo:rl:e~G:r:lm:m~o:fl~~~~~~~~~~ Is spending a few weeks at tbe Mrs, Sam Lehew and children, Racme. Ano the pasture Itself will no home of Mr, ancl Mrs, Arvll Mr, and Mrs, Jimmy Autherlonger graze tlle sheep which Holler alter hav mg been In the son and daughter, Patrecla, and ovi1ed both wool and mutton. I hosp•M , Mrs. Wills, Syracuae, Mr. and o • 0 0 1 lit wilt be bulldozed Into • I Mr. and Mrs, Clint P1tzer are MRS. Jerry Dalley, Mr. and Mrs • , for 1ynthellc fabric and the parent• or a new dautlhlerl H~ Autherson, Newark,, Elva 0 P T0 MEt RISt 1. ·a t-processing planlJ, O.dey, Judy Co>Af!, Silvers·: Office Routl: 8 to 12. Uo 0 tCiolt at NOOD OD 1born last week, Archaid names for locolilles Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Rose ville, Jimmy Pope, Syracuse ' 'niii'L- &ut Court St.. PoiDU'O)I 1 e Heaven Hill, Dark Hollow. and son of Belpre were liUI81B visited Mr. and Mra. Ca~r:_l~A':u·~ · Bear Creek Valley, will give or Mr. and Mrs. Junior Roae ----- -- -·· -'Y to modem place nam" like I and family Thanksgiving, 'flgage Manor and Insolven· Denver Hill ol Foster, W, Vo, , Place, was I!Ue•t of !be Ralph Ballard ·The red rooster who announ- and Grover White families oo od tho coming •I day wUJ go Sunday, ' • way of all nosh, and be ,r.. Mrs. Betty Ours and sons placed by an electric alarm of Chester spent Friday evenrlock. and a you,.fsler passing lor with Mr, and Mrs. Warden lhe grave·)'ard after dark will Ours, 1 decision for Schirra. who 11 command pilot hl"ld the option ConiHn , , , , , , , , 39< 98c- $1.98-$2.79 ca~ to !be far corner of the P•~ lure lilt ttted to drink any of it that pivotal moment caused the automatic mo1•itor· ll ing system to Cut off the Titan·s engines. lt was a moment of agonizing I ' I b. control center in a -~ near Pad 19, had laDen out Tha Silencer 250 Shot RepHIIt , , $1.00 Holslor Set, 2guns 98c thJeelocl:~~~: II to 1. 1 TOYS information ___ ----- _ ; • eroy Route called on Mr. and •1 *'· 1 1 Mrs, Zana and Beroard Gainetl Mrs, Homer Icenhower, Setur-' Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Maywood day evening. f' Ilia · lerofr1rn•ua Mr. and Mr ~ Gaorae Johnston, local, called on Mr. 1 tan, Ravenna, O, ,vlsllad and Mrs Sllnmey Powell. Mr, and Mrs, Homer lctn·: brother, Mr, and Mro, Mr, and Mrs, Slmoy Powell howere called on Mr. and MTB .. Teotord and children, visited their daushtor, Mr. and Robert Jeffers alld family, Syra-• Thanl1aclrinc gueoto with Mrs, Aaron Turner and child- cuae alld Mr. and Mn, Cllfford 1 Don Hlll or Letarl ron, Thaukagivlng Day. Icenhower and family, Pomeroy JIONTANI SEMPER no longer whistle up his Mr. and Mre Tbe Rev, and Mrs, John Routt. MODERN!" ap bot simply turn up the vol Mr, and Mrs, Ro- Busch vlsllad Mr. alld Mrs, I 11 ieems one of the olml ol ume ol hla tnnslator radio, family, Mr, and Gene Swartz, Middleport I Tbe Constitution does not rtg· i the ''poverty program" In Ap- N• lOftier will the Roush, Mr, and Thanksgl¥1n& dinner I!Uelllt of ulate votllljJ laws. Each stalti palacbla Is to "boot-strap" tho mule tote a sack of nour Norman Roush and family Rev. and Mr os.hJn whureclt seta up Its owu quallflcallons , residents of SOIDI of our moun· corn meal from the . from Clllrleston, , Rev. and Mrs. Jnhn Busch were lor voters and these vary oon- 1 tainous ateao Into mlddii>Ciau store, now the supermarket Mrs. Loulu Van Meter and Mr, and Mrs. Milo Nugent alld slderably from slaw to atall, Amarlcana, This I am glad to provide large (Conomy • size spent Thanksgiving even· daughter, Beaver Penn, She Is · suppose means moving them carton• almost haU-fiUed with with Mr, and Mrs, Earnest Mrs, BoliCh s!Bter, Mr, and In order to vole and hold of· ' from their preoent homes into corn-muffin and biscuit mixes, and Sylvia, Mrs, Lawrence Busch and dang flee in Liberia, a per&OII must rancl»type gadget bnxea com- Nor will winter's fiTBt hard· Mr, IDd Mrs, Harold Profftlt, tor Connie· RcciDo Route, milo be of the llecro race. plete 'lrith pink and blue bath- freeze be a reminder of ap· loea" called on Louise and Nicki ed on Sunday. room1, bWII·ln gat..ea, eqUlllly proaching hog·klllin' time, but Meter. Thoae calllnc on Mr, and M•. built-In mortgages, hvlng toomo only that the deepfre-eze simuld ' Chari•• Johnston and room Maywood Johnston were Mr. will! olx foot picture window• be restocked with Peterman's malo !rom Lotaln, 0" spent Bobby Joe Wolf and Dayton oo..., side and 24 inch pt~lllre Proce,..d Park Chops all re-<· ' the weekend with Mr, and MNt l Biggs, Racine Route, Mr· tubes on the other, and buill·m dy lor thawing, , Lawrence Johnston, Olhe~ call· Tay Beaver, Letart, Mr. JOBs boobbelves stocked with TV And if the combined cost ers were Loutse and N1ck1 Van iPickens, Lawrence Johnston! guide and Reader's Digest of utilities bond~lssue taxes Meter, MTB, Edra BUlb and' and Danny Haines !.<Jest Tbe "Trail of the Lonesome ' and monlh,ly payments prove; granddau,hter, Sho!fyi Roseber-'1 A surprioe birtlldar was civen/ Pine" will be replaced with • 1too much for the family budget IJ:• local, Mr, and Mro: Ronald,at the home of Mr, and Mrs. SUpeMUihway,. comjllete Wltb lCongressional Candidate Wbosis \!toe and children, Middleport I William Ablee M w. ome ' trlllt<!Overs, mter~hanges, mul- will prorni'le to get more relief IRoute. . Sayre Mo[lday evemgm. tiplt fanea. and spoed copys. checks from Big-Brother in Mrs, Dor1o Dalt.y and chlld-l Those present wert !llr. Ill(! And the ''Impeach Earl War· : Washington to e-nse the straln. ' ren, loeal, caJied on Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Harry Richards and fam. ren" and "32''6 miles to Har-1 So, welcome mountaineers, to i Homer Icenhower. ily, Mr. William Ablea family, old'l Di&ht will be set off the !be Great Society, If rou can't!' Mr. Clare'IICe Nutter, Long' and Mrs, OUlf Sayre and famrequlrft distonce from I h alwoys be free men, you cnn Bottom Roote, Sharon and Law- ny,Home made leo cream, eake,1 bJihwaJ, at least be modern, renee Grant Johnston, Mike.and koolaid were aerved, ' Tbe pltte itself of course. will I Flemrrunc. loeal, Clilled on Mr. Those who called on Mr d be euL down trom tile cOittbl .......__ ancl Mrs. Gene Congo and fam. Mrs. Arlie West were Mr: ~ ad nooesoilles of Improving the lly, Mrs, Gatne& Keeling IIIII three view and of needing pine wood Mr and Ms, Wayne Fltmmlng ch!ldren Elkview w v Mr for crates ne2ded for foreign and f!IOR, Bruce, Mrs. Wande and Mr~. Harry C. sPen:~~ and lid shipments of ammunlllon, Donnelson and sons, Ronny and daughter, SL Albans, W, Va Tile iiUShln& mountoio spring: , 0Cit CWS Stephen, of Columbus, spent the Mrs, Arlla West spent Tha~swlU be replaced by a public : week!nd with Mr, and Mrs, givln• day lth th , Charles Carroll and family and • w elf son, Mr - -sysundtemedp~ovidlnf, ah nui~e~r:i I Mr, and Mrs Harold Burn·[ attended the funeral of their and Mrs, Maurriel West and A Wlltll 11 clau ic durcn . pol rolm!h ~.... t ,e c . tilde VISited Mr. and Mrs. Har- rather Mr Bernard Ohlinger MUrlta, Ravenswood, w. Va. lnspecl1~ at 1497 itilts al e ements w . ,.e names, 0ld H d da ht , . , and Mr and M W p C muuflcturt to 155Ufl ~Hrlfn and the family cow displaced ,., ager an U! ers, Mr. Robert Ours was a dinner · rs, , · orllllltknPinl perfar1111net. · favor ol milk In paper carU>n•, I Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Ballard IIU..t of Mrs, ond Ma, Charlie penter of Ravenswood, PAUL DAVIES bomog 1 ed 't . t •d and and family spent Monday even- Carroll and family, I Mr. and Mrs. Arlte West, J.o. paste.:~:d ~:~~a~t :.Vhlch: ing with Mrs, Paulino Morarlty Mr, and Mrs, R L. Morehead, cal, ~nd Mr, and Mn~: Wide , JEWELERS would cause Bo!lsy to drive her of Syr~cuse . . Shtrman, W. Va., were Thanks- IHayman· RacJne were dmner l 404 2ntl Ave., GAIII•all• OXFORDs-LOAFERS . RASH CAMERA <Otnplny '"'" guests from the drffied well . ol Mrs, Elva ailey aDIIII daugh. Mr. and Mrs, Buck Smith, Mr. , ter on ThallksgJvlng Doy. end Mn. Roger Jeffers, Porn-. Society Notes eresy Holler 1 J Old Ton . II c::etter. •. lid :llrt, !bnr bJiillllr1 . . . . C'ld·....... 11m Wiler ]liied iD 1helr bolitel ' 33c IScO .. AU 111 tt• IIINDL :NL CAN I .. . " ...... . ......• " I �j.i •• l TO GET ON THAT I • I Rt611T NOW • -------~ 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., DeG. 11, 198~ WANT AD INFORMAnON _........ ...... .,., ..... ,........ ......., - a.~•• """ ............ CQBBICT!OM &. •· 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door Insurance 1'1101'0 Copy1n& llerVIce. Cop lei mado Gt legal papers. Pomeroy Motor Co. ... &.& wm ..,_..-pteO lmdJ MO Du . . . ., ...... Fcir Sale blrtll ...,.... and almDIII IBJ Giber doelllliHII. ................ Hospital News Ellleftd Boopllal IAIINEY OOOGU and Sl<IUFFY &NIIllt $2395 283 cu. in. VB engine, PowergUde, radio, healer, whit.. wall tires, beautiful Beige over Sierra Tan color, spotless clean interior. A tbrifty ear ala real price. ACliiOIIII ......... 10.- tot orw t. Annie lLVlmr ~.Imp. . TRADING POST Pomeroy Motor Co. DOWJIC L WLD.ter. I.Coonloot LEWIS Medium Turk. finish with spotlesa elean Aqua inter.or. VB engine, Powergtide trans. radio, heater, and like new whitewall tires. 41.-..... f.4..11 in debt LBolt 1964 Chevrolet Bisceyne 2 Door_ $1795 Oakley l.lrlquifl! 4. MUiic JlOte a. BIIIMI -Ill ....... ··..... 14.Lux• """" Jt.Hawollla -USED FURNITURII- 1. euc.cs, 7.ilnt-rato ,., OPEN IVES. fiOII P.M. ......_ ... ...---·f r COD. . . Jl.Opoa 'r'ORESELF IN TH' LA16, HUNTIN; NUSS DOC·· BALLt; O'FIRE !! HONEST INJUN !! I'LL PAY UP THAT DADBURN Bill SOON AS I CAN,DOC 20. Jewilh month 2l. Tram. peter, tor lODe l!II.·<Joopt 26. •elm pooltloa .......,......... ·- depoolt H. Tap 37. Loanlln( S."· Jt.lndlaa at FOR SALE l&.Marblo furftrmt I. Soveretp1J 2'1. Surn.:11. Cook'• mer eonce,. TV lt.IUchK fare 13.lllxblblt .. J6,.Brltlab.u4 evldent J7.N..Uve For Rent I'M G()IN'DOWN IN TH' HOllER AN' DO A lEETLE DAILY CROSSWORD JE<iT DO'I'T SHOOT - ae.Rod,tw Caned'•• propoat.. lluook& - 'N~ATEVER tO.Aicll U.Per!oi'M 'YOU DO, DON'T BE BRUTAL TO TI-\EM!! I'LL uH RIGI-1T DOWN!! :II.Sooncl Jf.J'nnch painter lll.lllland ...:A* ZII.N..,..Ior a...... II. Smooth: ... 'PboaeUca 12. Sid< ~ lottu at.Excl....,. '""' _ a0ena1 •. ..... c:- 38.81mpier 40.llAicrull <I. Blind, I alwaya ••Y they oan't atart too earlJ pNparlnl -- a._ ... = lup . 1htma11Ht to 10 to colle&ll'" DAD.J' (JS'fl'TOClUOdl- JleN'a llow to work' ,, AXli'DLBAAXB II LOJIII:II'.LLOW ., Onel!tllra!mpty.-tor0110tber.lltblawjT•,.._._.. lor the Ulne IJ.. X tor the two O't, eta. 8ID«te le-tt lropld... tbo kllltla ... ... at tile- Or< - dlf II' lllo--"" LI'O CVPVQ JIORBVO FB»'OOBa clltferenl. .. A Q)IIJII- 4aeWI• II:Q OCaVBQGBA all: I'CA TL 8VI'RX c By CHESTER GOULO DICK TRACY Ulllftll- IIKOBKOVCKV.-III:LV -..,..~A KAlf TDIII!IIA'l' MM1C!! IWILY TO AlW> BAROAIN.-'ftla:I[Aa J'UU'CII __ ._.,,,,.._IIPMP110 .... WMPO Radio l'ltlNDAY TIIIIU P'IUDAYa,oo SigD 011 - Now• &,o5 1!8..-ed Hoar• 6 ~ Melp Ulunty RFD 6 25 Paul Sowers, farm Ul Newa U?Weather 1 00 ~auonal .;ewa 7,115 BIU MIUer Sbo• UO Sporll Par0<1e 7:33 BIU Miller qbolo l:Sf Picken~ Hardware rru.. lbun,) 7:50 Newt 8 BIU Miller Show I 45 Baker Furniture Shuw UO New• W'lli Cotleo wllb JaJIIII IL:OO o1 1 Patrlol ~o tL· Swap Shop 10:30 Bill Mlllor Bru•cb Show 10,4> ~asoo Agr. 1'-ogram .,_It Carl r'URS AND beef bides. Cheva1ier, Long BoUom, Ohio II 19 25tp ITI'eSdaJ) 10:45 Fsmlly Worsblp (lbun.) 1Mo A.~.c. Program (FrldayJ 11:00 N•wt ll.W. ruo,·o CounlrJ JWICUoll I 11:30 l'boy'o CounlrJ HYDlDI 12'00 CemeOI Bloell Newt l2·3(1 Goeoslet's Guest Star , I I '! !Frldq) lJ: 30 Lorry Anderson Sbow 1: 11' ·Jim Meeo Sbow f: 15 JllNCinor AIIIO llbow t:30 ·i!ledrtc CompaJij' NMII 4:4o. :Jill Mee1 Sbofo a:oo to~m lWoM, board and care for elderly lody In my a. 1:115 ~ Sbow 1:30 Rlier'o ·Weather lleport . 1:60 SPfl111! ·Pirlda an home. ' Sllversvi11e, Ohio. Anna Hain- iHI "'iOiiri.O's!!~ 12~tc es, VI 3-2602. 8:00 Sundowll Serenade 1:46 Sign OB SATURDAYS 6' 00 Sign On - NeWI uo Happy Valley 110)'1 1:111 CouutrJ Mualo 1'lmo WJl!ll too 1'20 Cowlll'J' Jamooree Monday 1'broqll Friday rOO Protestanl llllur 7,15 Sign On, Musical Cloc7,30 Sports Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:3ii Larry Apdersoo sa,oo Ohio Valley Newo 10:45 !t'o Mllllle - vmy 6'05 World News lUll Dutt.. 's and 11ern1 Dalcy 8'10 Sports Today l'up Teo Sbow 8:15 Weather Pieturo 12'00 New• U6 Musical Clock l2' 15 1umca1 lnter!Ud> US Communlly Newo 12,30 Ret Merlin a'eets 9,00 Talk of the Town 1:00 News U5 Mason County Newo 1:1l5 Jim Meet Sbow 10,00 Public Service &:50 Sports Parade 10: 1> Family Worship Hour 1:00 SUndown Sermadl 10,30 Latdostrloi M5 SigD OU 11,00 News. ~l'NDAYS _ 11:05 Mormng Melodlel 7:30 Sign On • Arm, Hour (elcept Friday, Churcb 7:55 Newa Bells IIIDg) 1:00 Bapllsl La)man', Hour 11 :45 World News ,, 30 Sunda) Sbow 11:55 Maooa County Nen 1,30 The Bible •-·•· lo Ywl2'00 Cnmmwtlty Newt ....IB5 Noon Ntw1 9:15 LeglsttUve Report 12:10 Markell IUIII ~~ Good f.U. 1.2:15 Mid Day Weather 10:1• (;ongre,.mao Moell..- 1.2::11 Bulletin Board 10:30 '1'111 Oluaii'J Bymallmer•u,25 News 0 Granu u,;w The Qwel Hour 2:30 County Agent 12:00 News 12:41 CClllllb} Go floulld 12:11 Tho Qlrlstlanl llopr 1:1& News Beat 12:!0 Tho !m. Merl!r Toeta 2:00 Country Go Round 1:30 Tbt Ror. SUu Blll11p1 2:55 News Beat z,oo Tho Rev. Andrew Parsons 3,00 Mid Way Matlnet 2:3t Sunday •hoWI!ll. · 3:55 News Beat · · .8:00 Sundown SerOIIIdo uo DiBelng with Doa l:f6 Sign 01,1 t:IO IDterchanga . WJEH RADIO Boy'• .,. Girl'• 44.95 bicyde with purchaw of this UNICO 28 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZER $299.95 I TAPE- RECORDER ELECTRIC porlable dual trac. £: 63 inch reels, 2 speed, rone. Like new. Just ,,,,.. or 15 per month. Call WY 26555. 1 Pontile~ 61 Volkswegen $995 2 dr. Spotless original blue fiDish. Pf!one Today For I FREE ESTIMATES T JANUARY 1ST. BUY NOW AT REDUCED PRICES. 1964 FORD FALCON 1963 CHEVY II NOVA 1962 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 CORVAIR I ALL CARS IN TOP CONDmONI 1 MOTORS. DI.SCOUNT Hardtop Sunroof NEEDED RUTLAND ApplyWY2·2156 THE DAILY SENTINEl ASSISTANT O!OOL Apply In person at The .Mattia .Q.estaurant, Mid~ II 111 Ue US Sign Off 7,15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7,45 Echoes of Joy UO Ohio Valley Newo 8:115 World News 8:10 Sporll Today U Weather Plcturl 1:18 Pl. Pleasant Football 10,30 Sollgl for Chlldrto 10:46 Goldeo Key 11:00 News 11:05 Salurday Show 12:00 Local, Oblo, Nat. Newo 1:20 12:25 12:30 UO Ul H6 1:00 1:30 z,31 2:6' S:tl.. 3,30 U1 Ul 3:56 4:00 4:30 UO :5:15 .,.. . $1,995 Sla. Wagon. One local owner. Extra nice inside and out. Power steerlne & bra· lr.es. Hydramatlc. UO World an<l Nalional Newa Sho!ty Heckttt, Owner ~!!JOY. o. BulleUa loard Newo 0 Grams Sabirday Matinee News Headlines Sllarday Matinlo Ne ' Satlt.Jay Matinlo News Headtineo Salurdoy KatNewt Saturday Mattneo Newo Headllneo Sabirday IIUUalo Sabirday MaUnet News Dlscing with Doa Radio R I 0 Newo Rouadup Sign OB .:..:::=----:. . - - B y -ARTSANSOM --~ For Sale or Rent 4:41 Spotlight on Sporll 4:55 Weather 5:00 Community Newo LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI& By HAROLD GRAY I A MITE LATE ~EQ. IT ,.'DO OC -~ loii.IC\o4 GOOD! C'M'ONI l.('S F\ND WHA~ SLASH - ·, ~ S1tiiN't 't'Ht l·hD a~R P: fER All TfiET I?AIO 'J11IItm) llt'm DIC.G~· ~ COHIUTE~1 AH' IRI4ttl Ol' GLAQl1RIEO 'TO OU'l'IQAW El J\t"l', 'illA'iiH CN"£ OUT A. \i!RV QJIXIEHLV O~CtAIID S£COHD !Eil'l' ' ~I S JUGS; Af.l A ~I'FUlTHIR'il , �-" !O-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., pec._!_3.__!_9~~ :1 lJ . 1966 Programs, LoWly Door Leads Way to Christmas _, Mamly About Is Theme of Mission Group Devotion ~ People In I • WCTU Program Projects are Meeting Topic Heldfortwo Christmas theme By Mary Shrine of th• Pomeroy First Baptist! ~ Pcmeroy • Programs _and projeCts for The December meeting oi the A ceremonial was held for out on the table with a whitt ckurch met Thursday everung . ~ Mrs. Francis H. Glazier en· l l966 were ' discuss~ when Keith Morgan, student at Pomeroy WCTU was beld Frl· ea;:datea . wbeo Mary lace cover over red, and a enat lhe church. tered Good Samaritan Hospital, Deputy club and offiCers of DIS Ohio Unlveralty, spent I he day olte~ at the Pomeroy ne, le Sbrine ?1 Jerusa· lerpiece of a candleboard ol 1 Mrs. J W ~"'oster president Zanesville Saturday evening as tnct 13, Daug~ters .o~ AmerJ~a, weekend with his parents, Mr. First Baptist church. lem, met Friday evellldg at the candles, silk balJs and boDJ, opent>d the meeting with lh~ a med1cal patient. Her room : ~et rec~tly m CJthvtt~ butld1•· and Mrs. Roger Morgan and Mrs. Allen Hampton, presl· IOOF hall. · mg Manetta lor e~r annua h c thy d 1 nd cted th 11n Bernice Wmn,' worthy blgh lheme song ''That Cause Can number 1s 519. '. d ' d t daug ter, a · en' co U e mee I Peoples Will be Neither Be ·Lost Or Stayed " A Mrs David McGhee of Col- ChriStmas Inner an par y. Eric Chambers, Rio Grande which opened with the carol, priestess, and Virgil Alklns, 1commmucallon was read from umbuE was an overnight guest ~hor~. ~rogramed wa~h College, •pent 'the weekend with Joy To The World, and prayer walcbman ol sbephecds, pres!d- Acting Postmaster Pomeroy, Ohio Mrs. Willis Anthony Rio Grandf,' fnday of her SISter and broth- sent~ w o~n ·7~ M e his parents, Mr. aod Mrs Rieh-l by Mrs. Hamtpon. A short me- tlslnpandu:.eseoted were Edith PT. PLEASANT- Robert I. mortal service was held iD mt· ' cU~trlct chairman Peoples, 55, chief deputy olerk ' Associahona! pre~ldent, urg- er Jn law, Mr. and Mrs. Alien i sm~mg 0 caro s, WI r~ ard Chambers. TON~~L~TR~ ~~:.~DAY mg members t.o work on pro- I Eichmger and visited her mo-: Els~e McAfee ~s accompa.n s Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher ' mory of deceased members the of. matetla~ 0~Jectlve: Naoma in the Mason County Sheriff'a Isects of the year It was vot-ed I thtr, Mrs Dana Oliver at Vet- Christmas reading! ;ereof'v~n were in Athens Sunday where past year. Mrs. Nettie Jones Brinker, di:3tru~t ~eputy; GaJI office tax department, wiD be {Technirolol 1 1 Peter O'Toole, as Lord Jim. I to send a l'ash g1ft to Murrow I erans tvlemoriaJ Hosp1tul 1 ~~d· scnptu;e r; dM g P :. e they visited their daughter, Ju- was welcomed as a guest. ~ser, worthy high .Priestess i11ftalled. acting postmaster of 8 ~~:~~~~~n, Curl Jurgens. I Chlldrens cotlage at Baconf'' Nancy, Pf'ggy and DebbJe Bo- .[;stm~: ~ry t .r~. dar dy, at Ohio Umversity. A book purchased for ~et~ Shrine; Willa SauD- the local postofflce on OeceaaRunnin.: T1me: 2 Hrs. 40 min 1 Collegt' The love g1fl was de- so u· Grent Bend spent the 1 rs. a e y, s rJ~ epu y, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott eroy librar in memo of Mrs ers. ro Y Steger and Esta ber 27th. 1d1cated by Mrs. Loram Sterrett I weekend with the1r grand mot- · ~m.luc~e~a sh~t !~mess sess- 1and family of Lancaster visited WHUam aixter was ~snlayed, Reese, worthy high priest- Mr. Peoples of 103 Englldl I The devotions 11nd program j her, Mrs. Dessie Patterson I on aedn t rs. c ~e t;as t~ recently with their parents, Mr. A thsnk u t fr · ~se~:n Stanley Saunders, Ed- Court, Pt. Pleasant, will succeed WED. •nd THURSDAY 1 ' were m charge of Mrs Stephf'n- Dr E. A. Tracy of Columbus, pmnt reasurer 0 e c u · and Mrs. William Morris and yo 00 e was r . om, w n <hnas 6lld John Reese, 0. K. &rdette, who is retiring DltCtrnber 15-16 1son v..ho ~ave the ChrL'llrnas 1spent the weekend with his I The rally to be held March 31, M dM M t' Abbott Veterans HospltaJ, Chillicothe.[past watchman of shepherds of after serving more than 30 yean NOT OPEN I story from Luke, (ollowed t Imother. Mrs E J Trat:y. : in P~meroy wilh Theodor~sl ~e:nRous~s~f C~~~bus sp~nt for box sent them. Round robln l Lafayette Shrine; Fem Cheese- as postmaster. Postal InspectFRIDAY ond SATURDAY the carol . Silent Night" In her Mr and Mrs Brad Schiller Counf'll as hostess, was d!s-- , th k d 'lh h'18 ts cards were sent to several shut· brew, Ma~J Bennett, Nellie Jon Robert C Coons Huulfnl· !mediLalion ' · · d · · ·ed Plans were nrade to .' Mr· e and wee Mrs. en WI paren in' 1ns. Art'lC1es were brought for Tracy ' Elizabeth Lear, Max ine ton wiU install· Mr. Peoplet ' O.Ctmbtr 17-18 she brought out thtore and sons, Freddie and Han y (~Jss · Allen Roush 11 "MY BLOOD RUNS COLD" were three things conctrning of Traford, Pa., are the guests 1 have the Buddy Starcher show : Bradbury. While here he oba basket for a needy family. Wingett, Elsle D .. SmJth, Flora acting postmaster until a pet• Troy Donahue. Joey Hetherton, Barry Sullivan. Jflanl'ttf' Chmlmas. to see. bear a~d of the!r grandparents, ~1r. and 110 Pomeroy ~n February 25 A!served his 2oth birthday anni- Devotions were led by Mrs. ~t huline Atkms aDd Mary manent postmaster is appoint· Nolan. i taste and referred lo the scnp Mrs Charles Warner. l meetmg of all past councJlors l lth f tl . Hampton who read tbe Christ- ug es• past worthy hlgb ed. "THE WOMAN WHO turt!s. The shel)herds heard M~ and Mrs Bill A. Dmley of the D1strict w11l be held: versary w a am Y dinner. mas story from Luke Mrs Jo- priestesses aDd Ernest Wing· WOULDN'T DIE" I I .~rdand Mr~i H~rry ~I M~re seph Cook was in c~ge of the ett, Tbeo Smith, Virgil Atkins, IIAR.NESS ART Gary Merr11l, .Jane Merrow I ht>»venl} l !.ot u, t;()([ ~-nters m- and ('hildren, Dawn. Laune and January 9, in Pomeroy. I to the life of mHn bv a lowly ·rom nf Indio, Cal, arnwd Attending were ~frs Wakelv, VI·~~ eh re~e~ t~ llSiprogram and read a Christmas Allen Hughes and Jesse Brink- WESTBURY Conn UPJ 1 81 1 SUN., MON. and TUES. , door. rluld h1gh Tu d1 ~covt>r Saturday to spend Chn.'ilmas Mrs. EdJth Belzmg, ass?ciRie l ~ t e~ ~ er, f · ~~ Mrs. story 4<The GJfts f th F th· ~· past watctunan of shepherds IA public exhibition' of 19th Dec. 19-20.21 I real C'hrJslmas IS to havt> II with his parents Mr and J\lrs i.'llo.tte ~·uuncJlor; Mrs Iva Stacy, I rnes • ones, amy, rs. ' . o e a o Mary Shrine. centu ha e . tl "SERGEANT DEADHEAD" I in.'iide of one. The leader dosed Everett Dalley.' Thl~ IS their • ~tate <:redentJal committee; IGrace Sauvage, and Mrs. H~r: er - The Light of the World." Christmas areetlngs were read•wood ~arvi~gsssa~a :i~o:~~ Frunkte (T;;:;_~~~~~IuJ )Deborah w1lh Let us prt>pare our hearts ftrst \'lslt here m ten yems I0Juncll deput1es. Mrs. Mar~ a- I :Y E: Hougland. They a~so VIS Mrs: DessJe ~atterson a: frQm Gwnedolyn Heeb, supreme Ihas been scheduled from De~ Walif'y, Cesar Romero f'n•d . l~~r the Chnst ch1ld. Mr ~:~nd Mrs. Otto lies ur L?·.ret Seidenabt-1, The~~us; Mrs. lied 10 Ashland, Ky. With Mr. Chr1strpas Wls.h, from worthy high priestess; Gordon 27 through Dec. 31 at Roosevelt Clark,L Buslf'r Kealon: Har '\ d •t "01 H I N. ht ,, uan are lhe gur~ts of their Mf'Afree Belle Prame · Mrs I and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, Jr. post and • revtew of the Ra-.. . concer t WI'th lh1 b k : . lk .. 1 o v 1 1g . was ~ · d M d M w·n· N ..... nay m · · • , D~na eror~~:. En Ardf'n, i pres~ nled by Mrs.· Blmer Wiek-1daughter a~d son in law, Mr. Phyllis,Rowan. Forest Rose; ~nd ~ ::tnoor r. an rs. 1 lam .. confer~nce held ln I end tea were served HaU of Fame of the Trotter a& 1 Mrs. FIorence Potls, Gmdmg1M F••turette: Hoofs & Gooh, ham and Mrs. Sterrelt, followI and Mrs. C. J. Struble. e. 1 waa gwen by Mrs. the members. Goshen, N.Y. 1 3 Stooges I ed by two readings from Guide-• Mrs. Benl:.t: Wolle ;md Mrs. 1Star: 0Jslrict offit'ers, Mrs. Sal- ~ Mr. a~ Mr~,. Jo~ Fu It 1 Grueser were Fr·iday b~si-1 Jy viee tounrilor; Mrs. were b.usmess VISitors m r-;:'::'t::':"::•':''"="::'=====~I ~po=s~t.~~~~Y~~=I~em~o:r:ab:l:e~C~hr~is:·tn~':"'~' i:I Paul ness vh;ilors in Parkersburg, I Edna Reibel, asS(){'iate vice bus thJS week. 1W. Va. They also visited Mrs. : (ou ncilor; Mrs. Heba Ammon, ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Your Home Can Have That ! Gruescr's daughter, Mrs. Ho- ! treasurer; Mrs. Nettie Hayes, I song and daughter, ~::~:~~~ ~ ~ i wi.lrd Snyder. I junwr past councilor; Mrs. Clau- Portsmouth, visited T ' Mrs. Bentz Wolfe •as llw : dia Davis, associate jumor past with Mr. and Mrs. John Fnlt,!l Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and ! councllor: i\'lrs. Faye Parlin, 1 and family. Mrs. Paul Grueser, Middleport. ami Mrs. Anna H~l!e Kehl, trust.! Foms! Bachtel, Jr. has !\~irs. Ger<~ld :\1orris, Rutland. !!E'S. j\"!rs. Esther Harden, song 1l rived from Mount Union College I • recently called on Mr. <1/ld Mrs. lfll.df'l': and a gu~sl, Mrs. Jean 1at Alliance to spend the h"1'- 11 George PowPil , Pomeroy. Poling. Iday serlson with his parents, I Gerald 1Bud l Morns. who reI Mr and Mrs. Forrest Bac:hlel !J <'fnUy underwent ~UJ-gJ•ry at : and family . I Veterans' Memorial Hospital WQf S Q Mr. and Mrs. Harold George SOVI is ir~proving. H.ia ronm rmrnI and son, Brian, Gallipolis, are . ber JS 111. I guests or her parents, Mr. and ! ~h L· w. _M.~cCom. as. I 1 writte-n by Kathryn Marshal. by · T. T Shelton and .C.o In Good Awards were prese nted at a u 1h · b L It R t1Jlll t nf lmnor fur Boy Scout Grog.1n, scmor patrol !eader, 1 111-:<:it v.ntten ·d h't . y . o1e h c ok Troop 245 uf MJddleporl i:lt· the was a1su pre:-oen td e a r~ , w 1e . · 00 , b1ns, by Mrs . .Jusep . ,. . and blue ribbon for participa- : ... WITH ROBINSON'S COMPLETE . "'"'paiD! I : f\.-1rs. Foster read an arllcle. ; 1tgJon hall last week. Paul i . . o· 'I M I d t' Werller Pomeroy-Meigs.Gallia I tJon Ill the Klashuta ~ 1-ragl e nmen s an an ar I· ' . . - ~ •. · .,. Bl 'bb cle !rom McCal!s magazine." i sMason commiSSioner, was gut!s : acLtVIIeS. ue n ons . The Evergreen Trees" b~· Mrs. I speaker. Also present were Le-•srout-o-rama und. the sprmg Stephenson. These trees. were wis Long, institulional repre- caml_mree at Lakin were pre! planted in Jerusalem in mem-· sentative. and Albert Roush, . sented . '-0 the tr~.P· , Slip rovers and Bed Spreads will take on new sp:;,r· orv of lives saved by friends ('Ommander of Feeney-Bennt'tt ! Spectal recogru lton was . kle yOur Rugs and Carpet wm take a DE'W ! d~ring the war. Polluck refresh-· Post A.m.eriran Legion. ~en the _troop for I ' ments were served. Rece1vmg awards were Jan · m t.he Hed Cross fund lr:t~e on life . . . your Curtains and Drapes will I Long. first class and star rank Ment badges wl!re awarded :and Ment badges for Ftremen~ Milford llysell. sroutmaste~. h:~ve like-new hP<tut.y. Send lhE'm along to Robin, ship. cHizenship in nation and Long mude the presentallon of Headquarters son's for Happy Holidays. : het1 lt h and vubJic speaking . the camporee patches a~ ' For ... 1community, marksmenship, !her awards. Art Marcum lS ~ hea lth and public speakin~; assistant scoutmastel'. ! Rirhard Gilkey. merit badges i in ftrst aid, moLJr OOating, pels, Iand dog eare; Larry Grogan, m: LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS rit badges in camping, hiking, i rooking, and home repours ; DaI Convenient Pickup Station• In Middleport-Pomeroy i vid Krawsczvn, tender· • . • 1nd you m•y win Cash in the I foot: and David Fife, ten· Phont Po~Mroy WY 2-5428. Middleport WY 2·5130 Middleport, 0. : derfool. "The way to Christmas is way to I lowly door," was theme oi the program fd by Mr. J. H. ~tephenson the Women's MiSSionary Society MEIGS THEATRE t?e 1 A 1 =. r ':st y: Smith, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Toy Gifts Bright Look for the Holidays Elberfelds Toyland is located in the Elberfelds Building 2 doors below Court St. on Front Street. You can really on the toys you need for boys and girls of all ages. Stop in Toyland now, look around, select the toys you need and be ready for the children on Christmas day. A dMd e At Troop 245 Honor Court CLEANING SERVICE Elberfelds Toyland Is Open I' Every Day At 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 1 Elberfelds In Pomeroy ROBINSON'S *Shopping Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores* THE SHOE BOX ... ==~~= "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS I FOR HER DAY THURSDAYS ~·••"*"cas z••ucw........aft11._....««• eSECOND DRAWING DEC. 10-1:00 PM t50 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES e THIRD DRAWING DEC. 17 -1:® PM $50 - $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES Turn Exotic in TURKTOES! These Nightimm wi• 1111 you with Tud:ish delight Toes ~int upwsrd to ~YII 1 flavor ol exotic romance. A IUlu1ious l11lle mule accenrs ooy niQ hlwear. embroidered in silver end gatd, !rimmed 'ft'ith 1 light touch of lur. AsofiY surrOUflds your foot in f~r 10 lift wour sp!r~ end ~:atth en li'l. 2.49 ond 3.99 . . .. ,,. -· Complete Line of House Slippers For Men, Women, Children 1.99 to 6.99 , -...-~ All Perticip1tlng Merchents Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS. All You Do Is Register At "Gold Ster Stor11" Goeul., Jewelry St~re lxcelslor Oll Co. Gravoly Tr1ctor S1IH RlHr Oil Company Opon Evory Night Till Chrlatm........closod Chriatmu Evtnlng at 5 PM Aztr..........._.....,.,.z•t___.._....._......_.,.. ....- - All Drowln11 Held In Pomoror P~rldn1 Lo& SEE SANTA IN POMEROY -n eWednesday & Thunday 10 til ancl2:30 to 4:30 efrlclay and Saturday _.:.._ ...;._~----------~ PCKMray Cement Block Co. Landmtrlc Town lc- Country IIHt&niF Aut. Company K•PPlf ler.vlce Stetlon .' loworft Drlye.ln Prone~> Ftor!•' lailey'• Rnt•urent Horfltr • .....,.tl Storlco Phorm~~J>r K t: c J.i.rr.:i len Fr1nkltn Stor1 New York Clothtn1 Houtt L•Zihop twl1her • LohH Dru11 lttoerfoldo Ct.•pm•n.Ctnadey ShHI Mortutrl~• Shoo Shop Blue 6 •roy -uroilt Wohruna•o llko Shop Formert lonk • I•Yin'" Co. Pomoror·Natlonllllnk Stlfflero IH Anchto ltorw llto,.odl HortlwiN .............. Glllllt-.rr Ohio Voller ........., . _ llollon WU~tn'ol.lundernrot Amold Sr-. Plumltlq Altntlnt pomonyPutrylhop K ....... IPONIO~: . . ._ . . ._ _!Co. ..., Co. A.D. Dudo • lutll Lo...rry llrnhiMirbl Tht Pllllrle ...... u_.-....,~y~~oro he nonce as approved hal been AI Leonard, local manager of amended to meet aJI rea8001· the Columbia Gas Inc., who ble objecti.oDB raised In two earlier this fall completed newell-adverliaed public hear~~~&a. gotiatlons with Pomeroy for a It applies basically w uew. new g.. rate ordinance, won structures, where they may be unanimous approval of an or· built, and regulates the kind of dinance with Middleport that :structures (commercial, resi· provide's for a 11.6 per cent indential, otc.) that can be built. crease in rates for the average One sin.gular adv~ntage, the .,as U&er .over the next four mayor ~)(noted out, m enacUng year period. the 1AlDing ordinance is that lt It provides for a $2.50 minimakes Middleport eligible for mum (compared to 13 in Pornnumerou& khxls of federal aid, eroy), and begins its rates with not only for capital Improve. a 30 cent charge for ea('h 100 menta but for rehabilitation of cu. ft. for the first 1900 cu. ft., substandard ~using both pri- then 8.95 cents 'or each 10 cu. vate and pubhc. ft. to 98.100 cu. ft., and 7.15 GAS ORDINANCE cents per 100 cu. ft. for all over step but warned that unless it IS adnurustered WISely and effective'ly it could dampen or barm, the desire of most people to see Improvements In their community. Qnmcilrnen voti~ for the ordlnance were· HarriS, Roger Mor· gao, Clifford Stumbo and Wayne Gibbons. Voting no were John zerk!e, who r~sponded the same way. on the f1rst and second ·readdmgs, and George Baker, a successful candidate for council last May, and appointed ~fill a vacancy last summer. Six weeks ~go he appro~ed the second readi?g of the ordinanc~. It was pomted out the onh· 100,000 cu. ft. The contract include11 the standard fuel cost clauses reoquiring the utility w make refunds to Its cuatomers in the form of lower rates when the price it pays for gas is reduced below a fixed cost point. However, it also permits the utility to raise rates when these same costs exceed the fixed cost point. Mr. Leonard pointed out the bistory of such cost clauses generally has been to reduce rates. Mr. Leonard also complimented council highly for its orderly way of negotiating the new contract. Mayor Smith, in turn, observed thai he had round Mr. agreed the next adn>ln1Biri4J Leonard cooperative in every should be free to observe iMtance where the utility found the new freedom is itself obligated under law to then could tegl•tate w replace streets that had been buse•. if any. torn up iD connection with the - Agreed to pay for one company's business. hour period off on Cluilti OTIIER BUSINESS eve for the caretaker in Council also: haiL - Accepted the mayor's re·i - Discussed 'l.t length 1 port for November of $796.00 tice from the Workmen's plus $224 in merchant police col- pensation Bureau that Jack lections, totaling $1.030.90. er, now confined wa stale - Repealed a 1923 ordinance rectional Institution at R<>;;.i that banned placing any ob- has applied for permanent struction on sidewalks in town, ubilit~ for an aJiegf!d because it felt products display- while employed by the ed on sidewalks may "liven up" hearing will be held Dec. tll~ business section. Council (Continued On Page Two, • • IDIDI '66 Regatta Plan Revealed to C-C Launch to Rendezvous With winter still six days away planning for the second annual Big Bend Boat Regatta in Pomeroy next June 10· 11-12 •fJS launched Monday. Regatta Chairman AI Lenard disclosed preliminary steps being taken for the regatta to the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce foUowing its regular luncheon at Bail· SPACE CENTER, Houston Borman and Lovell were cool (UPIJ -Gemini 7 astrooauts ., cucumbers in their lOth day 0 ey's restaurant. ·Frank Borman and James in space as they completed Mr. Leonard aald he urges letter from Paul H. Carnahan, Lovell flashed toward their 4- orbit after orbit, breaking ' -,• everyone interested to conalder chairman of the board of Na- ~ · millionth mlle In space today. every space record in the book. at once ways they can help the tional Steel Corporation, express On the ground, preparations for Borman awokf! in a chipper 0 0 regatta ·boenme • gigantic suc· lng appreciation for the gener· launching the Gemini 6 spece- mood today. He told astronaut ess. Willis Leadingham, head osity shown him when he re- I JUDY CAV«YY'E craft (at 8:31 a.m. EST) Charles Bassett to inform the of lho first regatta In 1!16&, will turned to ~is native Racine to Jttd,y Jo Mrlln Cavole Wednesday raced ahead. flight surgeon who made up the as~ist Mr. Leonard. be the guest of honor at the I bsa graduated from the Na- 1 Technicians at Cape Kennedy spaceman's meals: ,, . . . ,, . · We need the wholehearted annual Rural-Urban banquet. l tlonwlde Beauty Academy of ; said lhe Gemint s launch would "His chicken with gravy DALLAS _(UPIJ- A doctor, who ~aid somethtng like a s~th sense told htm to · baking of everyone IR mak· Delmar Canaday in •n infor· Cosmetology In Calumbuo, 1not be sel back by the should be labelled gravy with check hiS ailing son, found the boy s heart sto_pped and revtved h1m today with aD lng the ~llllng "JI,alla • bill' mal dl•c~sslon. expressed his: re<elvlng tbe CertHicate of discovery of a small plastic chicken." emer~ency ope~abon usmg a rawr blade. The boy, Loms Spencer Srruth, 19, wu ger and better one, , 881d Leon- opinion that the complete coop- merll ond poosto, lito Slate alopper Inside t ehekroclwhlhc Bassett, a ground communi- m cnbcal_ cond1b0n at Parkland Hospital. . . ard, local Columbia·Gas of Oltio eratlon of everyone is needed Board e~amloatloo. Jadjl Jo stopper lnBide tho rocket which calor at the space center. read Dr. (,.ours S. Smrth sa1d he had stayed up late Monday mght, readmg and stttdyiinl. wget Meigs county on the path 1, the daughter of Mr. ond Mn. wwld have caused 111 engine Borman some news ilema. It was around 1:30 a.m., he sa1d. "I don't really know why, but I got ijp and lncc"'nannger. _Mr.. Loooard said a meeting to induslrial gmvth. Ralpb G. Martlo, Locus~ot, I shtitdown before liftoff. The Bilrman said he and Lovell mto hrs room to check htm. He h~ be_:n_pret!Y healrh~ _generally_b_ut l!tely,__ ..::..= ~'"~t,l Wtll be held In early January to It was reported Pomeroy • Middleport. She Is a vaduaje :offending object was taken out had forgotten about the !act been havmg a bad cold and .. . organize committees. Middleport facl sheets being pre- ol Mlddl rl High boot In • and the part where it was that as they slept Monday night bronchtbs and had bee n ed the poSihon Into town - of mg tho trip. 1\'e lost him dt~r> It ls. expected the Mid-East pared by the Institute of Re- liG4 epa IC Ifound was reinstalled today. they would bre-ak the space weak. keeping heart massage and in1 tbe ambulance ride bechampiOnship boat races will glonal Development are to be ' endurance record of a~tronaul ,. 1 walked into hJs room. l mouth·to-mouth resusc1tat10n or c~us.t we could not keep !1.. _ be run off Sunday, June 12. A read by Dec 15 • • • L Gordon CooM-r h ked h' d h' L..n oxygen That IS some posttlon a1r way open. At tbe bospital. · · r-- · e ec IS pu 1se an IS uo::art l k bu d II -• ; Ski. show, 0 lh er en1erIa'mmen1 Pre•ident Jack Car8ey expressBut tben Borman rattled off had •to d beatln . I tried to to eep. f tel 1 you. 10 an am - ••• Odor 11 na 11 y re ev~ me.-"' contracted from a Columbus a-. ed the Chamber's gratitude to to the second Cooper's ~hourP~ g 1lance, to. .1\oty band was aboul detJd tbfll gency, and the Miss America all the high school bands and • • 16-minute--40-second mark. :;:ssage It external!y, as we i "He bad gotten worse, dur- - I bad beea workiag U •~ Pageant probably be on the •- other participants in u,. PornThe Gemini astronauts had ;,That did not brio him - - - ----' heart oround 141 minuteo.• ' genda once agam, Leonard sa1d. eroy Otrlstrnas parade and to been told Monday of the tmy g FIRM INTERESTED I the • . back. Doctors at Parkland RospHiu· In other actlvl It was dis- I Royal Crown Bottlmg PT. PLEASANT - City council Monday night In a so.; plnstJ< stopper whteh som~body "I cut his chest with a razor took over the procedure wllii closed that en ou~:Of-sta fir company for servmg. refresh· hour meeting delayed granting a cable· TV franchu~e, decid·lleft mslde the Gemlm 8 Tttan 2 and took his heart in my hand. • Itheir eqmpment. ~. ter ted te m ments to all those taking part ed to study proposal to ship sewage from Henderson over . rocket launcher. be t 't 101 8 1 n ~st d ~D moving will be Attending in addition to thos; the Shadle bridge to the treatment plant here, and acted I It would have shut down the "H' !"nth0 ~ss~g~ I . 17 Dr Smith said his boy luld ~n ~ e Yk a~ of C commit· named above were Ted Reed in 8 number of other fields Gemini 6 engines last Sunday H ISh' ro ertb IC a h 'j ''what 1s known as a cardiae eM Is wee ~- ut Its locating I Richard Chambers, Bill Gru.: The Village Cable Corp~rallon had representatives another malfunction- a plug gavloet_ lm Mmou _-,to-mohout resustandstill That can be cau"' in egs coun.,. jser Bob Jacob K G ti ' which dropped out had not SCI !On. Y wl e w was by H nurn ber of th mgs - a11er·... Fred W Cro led · s, enny rove sent at the meeting to discuss the Corpora on s request th 'th h'J1 I 11 ' th e,, ---'-' w presen a Bob Jacobs and Bob Wingett' . Pt done so a split second earlier. ere WI us a e w g1c react10n or medicine oi..... · - - ------ ______ _ · a franch&se to opera1em · / Fir t Tru R-.a~ called an ambulance and the ] At least five juven1les anrl 1 ' ' - Pleasant Itoth' make any commlttments I e t:uudvous . ' 1poor breathmg - from the eo~ tl C .1 tabled The Gemini 6 with astro- fire department. The f1remen1 perhaps Stveral others of Jun- and bron hit's n actd-b 0 .~~ ~r~hU: r:~:~:~ ~::a~~~ ,;tterm~tU =~~ meeting nauts Walter 'Schirra and brought resuscitation equip-[ ior or Seni?r high school agt>, lmbalan~. 1'r ·Y~~ adon't Reta'r cl . a ts had been run allow the local group lo . Thorras Stafford, IS to achieve ment and the ambulance ] have been lmphratt"'d m a ser- 1withm around eight minutes ~~::~me~arply of the mit 8 request for a franchi!!e. the ~11st ~e. space rendezvous, brought oxygeh· We maintam· ies of ~hefts and shopllftmg epi- 1then a person ts dead. The ~ k to the '1 •t Robert Butcher of the c p 1 commg WJthm a few feet of sodes In the Pomeroy area, po- liOn IS how long the bram spo e councJ on men s. . .I Gem'101. 7 bo t r· d h If II d I d t0 day I , ~ -- ' TV which he stated Telephone Company and 0. c. ' a u JVe an • a ce ISC ose go" wilhout oxygen." ' . of ca bl e I • hours after launch · would probebly let the citizens I Hall. Appalacbran Power Cam- Bor d ._,; II fl h Pomeroy Ch:ef Jed Webster Smth said he cannot n re , o1 thi~ city recieve 9 or 10 sta· pany, ~ppeared before council into~~; orbi;~roun~\~e said the names of f1ve boys ha.ve out what made hJm et u ~ By STEWART HENSLEY lions mstead of the three they concernmg the Urban Renewal earlh at 6,54 a.m. EST. been turned over to the Me~g< 1 eheek on hiS boy. I p the UWted Press llternallonal get With roof top antennas. proJect for. the City .and the! _ County Juvemle court m con· : , 1 don't know It was PARIS <UPI) _Secretary of ISenator Frank Deem, president part ~e utility compames would I Veterans Memorial Hospital PT. PLEASANT _ Funera11nection with the thefls Court Ia Sixth sense, State Dean Rusk told Ameri-~of the Corp .•. was also pr~nt l have m t~ proposed Admis:sions _ Pearl Kester- serv1ces for Ballar~ Hur.,el l officials ind1cated there may I _ _ __ ca's European allies today that and ~poke briefly on the mer~ts i The men mformed son, Minersville: Ida Bachner, Justice, 48, Clifton, wtll be heid i ~ a dozen_teen-agers mv?l~ed 1 Europe'• fate rna be decided of hiS company I under the present setup there Middleport; Mrs. Margie Slone, at Folgesong Funeral home 110 the lootmgs and shopliftm;( I PORTSMOUTH, OWQ on the battlefields yof Viet N•m·l Wylie Minton, Pt._ Pleasant, was no proviSIOn for , Middleport. · Wednesday at 2 p.m. With Del- before the thelts are cleared up Branch Rickey, eulogized I h d-hlttl dd appeartd m oppos1t1on. to the for .major rhanges DIICharJtl _ Minnie Roush, bert Ernsthausen and Don Rey- [ A var1ety of merchandise takthe "master mind" and "mas~ort~ Atlan':fc a t~~~· l granting of the franchiSO and possibly have to be Mason: B"'t Friend. Long Bot- ooids officiating. Burial will .. en from unlocked parked cars ter heart of baseball," today Co nell Rusk k d •'H ) stated that a local group of by the utthtles. The men p~e- 1 tom: Cbarles McClain, Racme; in Kirk lend Memorial Gardens. land stores has been turned m returned to the Ohio farm u 'ect Caas e '. otow can 1citizens where now completing sented an ordinance jessie Levacy Syracuse He was born January 19, 1917, to Pomeroy police The stolen Urban decay and what eaa' exp mmumsm ·'1<:· 1 lh irements of ' · · · country wh~re he was born cept the credJbility of the Am· work on a cab~e system for Pt. e requ d' Births - Mr. and Mrs. John at McAndrews, Ky: the son of , dems mclude c1garette ll~::hters, be done about it was explored. which wiU be his final resting erican commitment in NatJ Pleasant and mtended also to re.l~.atlon or r~a )Ustment Motley, Pomeroy, a son; Mr. James (Wed) Just1ce, Dexter, hub caps, gear Slicks. trans1s· 1l m a film shown at the annual pia~. If they have reason to doubt it seek .a franchise, but their cor· utilitieS on pubhc property. aud Mrs. Robert Stone, Middle-, Ohi~, and th!" late SteUa Ramey tor rad1os, ath!et1c equ1pmer.t , m'*ting of tlle Ohio Valley His burial was scheduled for . Vi t N ?'' Iporat1on was not far enough Mayor D. B. Morgan port, a son, IJustice. He was a former cool and tools. Chapter, American Institute f11 2 p.m· EST in the cemetery at 10 H e rnedam ·th 1 th E along in the preliminary work (Continued on page 2) miner The items stolen from can Arehitects, in Athens last sat:.. e wacountriesa have e "auropean MeIp Geaeral . Hospital Surv1v1ng . . ~n . add'l1 1on to . h'IS may be cla1me . d. sa1d Ch 1e r urday. The chapter includes Glt:t;Rushtown. a -srnan hamlet of NATO Jar e about 50 persons, about n ,, . g Admissions - Leland Haley, father are h1s wife. Josephme, Webster. The boys, all reported.1lia, and Meigs and nine othifts mile! nortb of here. A brlel I !ere~:.. I~ the VUru~d States Middleport, Carl F•ll(lliM, Iat home,three daughters, Mrs. I of Pomeroy, are to IJe taken be-' SEQ Ohio counttes graveside service was planned. co~ml en m 1~ an t Reedsville; Mrs. Abbie ~bart. stt;lla Jo S~th. New?Ort, N..c.: Ifore Juvemle Judge F H. 0'· The movte, " No Time for . was one Of e strong7st hPomeroy; Earl Morr1s, The BTJan Kay and Some Just1ce, Brien· liness," prepartd by the :... rt!,>;;• MOSCOW speeches Rusk ever has dehvPlains. both of Shermandale, Ky .. five I can Institute or N Shelepln a member of the ered 00 the NATO Council, DlscborJOI - Clifford Deck- grandchildren: two stepsons,, LEGION TO MEET shows the decay in cities K;emlln's .:young guard., whtch opened a three ·day sesCOLUMBUS (UP!) - The seven Blue Cross flans In er, Syracuse; Gertrude Gilkey, William avid Knopp and Ches- 1 Members of Feeney - Bennett what car be done to moved into 80 important Corn- slon here this morning. He bud 1 Ohio may be put 9ut of busn~ess_ as _the result o a chat· Pomeroy; Sharon Buckley, M1d- ter Darrell Knopp. both of New- I Post American Legion, Middle- it Any organization that munlst Party post that II squarely on the line that the 11enge which Blue Cross Hosp•t•hzatlon Insurance Ia lac· dleport. port News. Vo.; one stepdaught- port, will meet Wednesday eve- hke to see this movie can ~·f,li''JI: lead him someda to the United Stales I• determined . ing in Akron. or, Julia Hill, Minersville, and ning at the hall, O.c. 22 at 6 p. ' it shown by contacting Mr. Cantltrued on / top W honor Its commitments m The hospitals In the Akron are~ are threatening to FIJNERAL IS AT I oile brother, Hassol Justice, m. when the Christlltl18 treats 1 C. Hayes, Jr., President, . . < P ge Z} IV1et Nam to the bitter end. He Northeast~rn Oh10 Blue Cross m Summit County Funeral services for Mrs. Mar· Kout.•, Indiana. will be prepared for distribu- 6th Street, or " '-::•''"''' appealed to the'!'. for understand cancel their member hospl· . querlle Durst will be held Wed- Friends may call at !be JoBO- lion. Walter Bunce will show IJ. Ingraham Clark, lng of !his poSition. tal contracts. County patients. nesday at 3 p.m. Instead of at phlne Justice residence at Clif·i lures taken •t the Veteran's School of Archlrecture, Fred Smith, Deputy State The challenge to Blue Cross I p.m. as announced. Uln alter 6 this evening. dinner. Athens. · BOOKS OPEN Insurance Coll)mlssioner said, last month when the ar· "If the hospltalo caacel lheirj , bbe · ani SHOPPING Meigs County .Treasurer Ho- Icontracts 00 Blue er... is oa s large ru r COIDP es ward E. Frank announced to-: out of b~lnea In !kmunlt Coun-1 said they would continue ID conDAYS LIFT day 181 books are open for the ly " ·, Itribute w the capital fund drive December or first half rollec- ;,If thts should break Blue j of tbe hospitals If their tomlion of the 1!16& real estate tax- erooa wide CI[JOII up there, then mercia! health lnBuronce "Make Safely on our highways he and his men will strictly McCreedy stated. "We oppre- 1would be oppreelaled. ea and also for dellnquont tax· someone. else wll) probably try panles for tlt~lr empl:ves and )'IIQl gift to us and your fellow observe regulations, which pro- ciate the thought behind many "In ow ~. wtrea ;HRISTMAS SEILS lllhf Tl11d es. The cltJalng date wtll be Feb- 11 elsewhm. 'lbll problem wtll their :::'t!"'tste recelthril· man this Christmas holiday." hibit stale employees from ac· or these well intended gifts of· wlsb IODIOilllt albmCIIIrWr 8 tiler RESPIRATORY DISUSES l'ltlry I, ltltl6, ·Frank said. occur In o~· areas of the ra ' 0 0 ue P·D.McCreedy, Cam- cepling gifts In any form, lrom Ia-ed our personnel during this mu uti altlffi Nn Y"'tr;> ola!e," be oak!. ·, . of the Ga1Upol18 Htgb- lndlVItlualt or commercial es· season of the year. Our concern wltll yea IN ,..., . . . LOCAL TEMPS Several other t:Ommercial In- Smith said the rates paid ID "af Post, 88id lhls fo lite Pa- labllahmenis. He oskril all per· I• with the fact that Chrtstmu IJoplo& .l UI o poriOil wit The tempera~ in Pome-ftllli'~nce·· com"ttl•s have bten hospilallbyBIIWCroso ~ lrol'o policy In acceptance ofiiOIIS and aaencie w take note oeuons of ast years ha.. been joy a safe bolitlay,~ be roy'a l!Uslneeo district al II '~I contacted by I!IIAnm Hospital er beclillae Blue Crose 'l'iD · atrlllntas lffts from well moon- 01 these prohibitiOns. lllamd by so m•ny tragic ac- Safe drivln,ll• one _Of lbe a.m. loday was fl Jletlreei Colmcll aboul establlshltig a only the per dleDI COlt m, perono and og<""leo. "We art ntit trytnc lo Inter· cldents and any assistance we est gifts one can liVe !IF ci<!Utl,pila. . q_ew Rlf._ lo .~V' _S\S'fmlt ~ ~ .• ~~; ~ ~~-- , ~led tllal fen , ~iill lradl~" Serarant cu JO' ia reducln& this toll tJOB 111\10 ·ol )be fl'l:· DOCt 0 r Revl veS Son with..'... .. Ch es t .l nclSlOn bIV Razor .J 1 pOint • DeIays DeciSIOD Ill · GraDtiDg Cable TV RighlS ' JuvenJ'}es 1mpIICat ed In TheftS , ·. RUSkArgoeS West'sFate InBaIance Corp: I FuneraIset t:th I Wedn d 0 eS ay '!., , Q WORLD Urban DeIay Shown In , MOVIe , th: Oh'JO'Sseven Blue cross PIans may beThreatened Plumlolnt 6 lltolllll llollnlnl wee••-· ...._.. .......,., ..... Do,....Wunor Co. = 1 •::-:::=i. :(:iJ i 't'" un-l . .. ~..; ·•.,.,_1~:<' .,_~,,.,w~. · . .t,· r '• , · ··~ •·· ' 1 .' · ' -:1 ·:ll:~ ~~ '"·!! •'fJill~ , · l '• · ., 1 fatrol'willAccept Safe Driving Downlo-G.AIItlond 011 6 -• 1 bet•• Meore'l SttN Pomeroy Motor Company Ptm•r•r P'lowtr lhQI K1rr 6 Vtn IIndt _..... ly comments i~ dlSCUS8lon on the motiOn which was put on tbe table by Harris. Mr. Harris made a brief statement, argu. ing if Middleport Is to prngl't!" In any way along the hne of Its master. plan the zoning ordlnance IS the next step. . He recallo;d that the building code has been put on the ~s and. that w~tbout the zom~ ordmance, It, together With months of hard work by council and the pl~nning MmmisSIOD and considerable. money for the .~ster plan, "Js down the dram. The may~ a~ that the' zoning ordmance IS the next 1 10 Ill _,._1 to 3 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Here Are Your "Gold St1r'' Pomeroy Stores: ~ "A Gold Star Storo" Ask for your Froo tlckol In Pomaroy's Chrlotmu Cosh Glvo·Awoy No purchase is required. Need not be pnsent to win. Winners will be notified. eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 23 - 1:00 PM $20G-$100 2 • $5.0 Prla~s 1nd 4. $25 PRIZES Mayor Lee Smith of Middleport said today he will confer with . mayor-elect C. 0. Fisher 90 ~e appolntmfllt of I he wwn 1 first _zoriing Inspector a~tborlzed ~ council Monday rught In a historic 4-2 vote. Mayor Smith, to r.etire fro~ office Dec. 31, as will counclimen Gene Harris and Roger ~or~, ,~id he has no one m nund and that. be has the matter of the appomtment WIder consider~tlon. Before calling for the vote on Ordinance ~1A - three years in Ute makmg and over a year ~tween the three required readIDgs - the mayor made the on· at GIVE-AWAY 5800 in Cash Prizes C}(;9htimer~~ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1965 POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO J CASH OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 9 ALSO OPEN ALL ________________ __ XVII NO. 201 -VOL..._.....__ Pom-: ead . / P;: r dr 1 at y ::~~':=~~~:.·sick wero C::::'sm0::.~"':::'~1: Centers upon Around And _About MlddleDOrf • ~;'::::' ;~~ Ceremonial is W 1\!Ji'~~r.:• , . • ~·wtt W' ~' . ., ·~ i •l1·.. ~~.~ ' , •" ' .~, " ··" ··" "' ·· ¥e11'\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 13, 1965 bartrum brown durst justice wiltshire wright