http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ef33698d309fc05fde2ba9c24f28d64f.pdf 93d5650e8f7820a9a7a78f5c27ea72fb PDF Text Text - -- - · · . -- · ~ · ... . . . '0 ••• 0 .. .... ' 8-Dally Sentmel. Pomero) -Mlddleport 0, Dee. lB. 1965 2 Ladies' Cubs Hold Dinner, Party At Home of Addie Morris Syracuse - - - -- - - - -----~ --- Auxiliary'a Firat Dinner is Held EUB Class is Around And About M-1ddlep0rf • New Haven News Notes Entertained At Ed K' mgs The nrst ChriStmas dinner Tht' borne ol Addtt' ·~urns, annual t r/•.l!na~ Llmnu and of the Veterans Menwnal Hosbl.'autlfuJiy dt"rurated tot lhc part) ot tilt' thud Wedntst1ay, p1IJI -~UXIIIary was held in the hosprtal cafeteria Tuesday, Dec. Mrs Ed Kmg entcrtamed the llt>ac;on 't'. as the :-~eene uf tbe Ho nll'nurkt•r Hnd llt'lp And l4 A poth1rk dmner was enJOY· Mr. Harold Dray of the U S Wllhng Workers class or the Leaut t'lLriJs Wedut::.sday, Ut•(' ' WSCS MEETING £'d at 6 30 p m . followed by Army, who has been stationed Ent~rpme EUB church wrt h a 8 Spl'<'l<ll tlwnk s w<~s grvt'n t•1 a gtft exchange Mrs Rhoda tn Germany, has returned to the Chnstmas party Thursday eve Gt>nP'.a ~11L1 n whu WIIS the cu Hackett, was m charge of the states. He joined bJs wife and nmg, at her home, Rock Spnngs The WSCS of the Methodist hosttss lor tlw unusual and program sessiOn daughter in Columbus and they Road Church met on Tuesday eve~ tnSj)lrlll!i det'o.)t atrurr~ tn• oughvut Atlendm~ were Charles Rrdeare Vlsitmg here wtth his sister The devotions, "A cand le\Jght ing at the home 1f Mrs Arthur the hunre out, Hospitul Adm1rustrator: snd family Mr and Mrs Joe serv1ce w1th the Lord 's PrayThabet The group rnstead of A ~ hurt bu ~me~~ mt>t'll ng Yvmanf Hoffman, Eleanor GorMoodlspauih and famrly. · er os theme," was in charge of havmg a g1ft exchange, decuJ. . from Bakers l'lmdudl:'d ln tilt' IJI t'~tde nt don , Lou1 se Bearhs, Wanda Fet- Mike Shafer , Bruce Wall e Mrs. Claude Husted Mrs Geof- ed to purchase shoes or OOota lrcrre P.l! k•' J UIJt'nl?d IHth ty .! Pan W1ll, all of Pomeroy; and Jm Johnson. studen ac frey Wilson read Luke 2 1-20, for a needy child ADMIRAL pr :•\r:l b\ !>.l ad r ·I~· Ji Stu1tlPr [toll Lut1le Harrtson. Phyllis Hac- Marshall rrmverslt are tshe:! • a_fter whrch Mrss Dorothy Long by Mr Paul B Powell and a call .,...;:h ans ~\PJ etJ bv 23 ll ll'll t Duplex Refrigerators ked Rhod,l H[lckett. Yvonne for the hoiJda v~~atwn with 1lighted the tall white candle repThe program was preented be1 ~ ;;~nd rm g:1 '"sh wHh .-1 Color T.V . Sc<J llv, all of M1ddleporl, Mary therr arents ~ir M Sh f ~sentmg ~hnst Others takmg by Mr s Paul B Powell and a ( hn..,lrnu.s !JUC!Il Scl r da r: and Portable T.V. 1 H. P1ck ens ol Cl1fton, W Va : Mr. :nd Mr~ ~~~ ~? Wa~a~· part and hghtmg colored can- group of students using the IJ t asur t'r 1 eput h \.\.!!It' 1~ :•tl b.Htl AM-FM Radio• Je< lle Molden . Jeanette Davand Mr and Mrs. John~ dies were Mrs King, .Mrs Carl theme ' S)mbols of Chnstmas " ::~ppruvtJ Uuttrdu.} dt lt' : -; \'It'l l! Clock RadJO'i. 1 s, both of Rutland , Ruth Tuckson Moore, Mrs Paul Fnck, Mrs Rick Powell, program \eaaer, p;.1Jd ar,d tht' pe nn~ ILillll 11)l Stert"O Sets I l1 -'i.. It'd er, of Racme , Mayme Custer, Ray Prckens, who attends · Thomas Benlz, Mrs. Eldon told the story of the use of cer· I Arl r tta P1ckcns , V1vran Slack, Marretta College 1 d Weeks. Mrs Harley Brown, tam symbols we use to ce lebrate J\,jJH ~ lur J.~rtu<rr 1 .~n•l I t.•h FRIGIDAIRE ' llld l\' 1\l"ll' dttll~ . . ,.,j lilt' j.!ll) and Ada Slack, of Syracuse the holrdays wru'1 h~s 5~=~e~~g Mrs Herbert D1xon, Mrs Myr the Birth of Christ Dav1d KrowFrost Proof Refrig&rators M\'la llmtson also of Syra- Dr and Mrs R H. Pr ckens ' tie ~ng and Mrs Wrlsn" The sczn pla)ed Silent N1ght on < Jt'f I IM l,llliJ,,r\ tu hl' ' \ hod Electric Ranges cuv• v.ho 1s ,r p,drent at the ] J\.1J and Mrs Wrllra m Walters Lords Prayer Ill umson con- accordion , followed With devot-rtr ll onw c.~r,..·• 1111h S 11 ,r Automatic Washers hu~plto~l Wd ~ brou~ht to tlw Wut! bU~Iness Vlsrlors rn P<uk eluded the devot1ons rwns by Angela Ftelds A voK••tt "l l .rod B1n \ H.r\ t ~ as It .td DishwMhers 1. Durrng th(l busmess sessron 1 cal so lo '·Thou Drd:;t Leave <altlut.t 111 .1 whel'l di<J! I f111 l'rshurg W!•dn lid d Dryers the gr/1 txt han~tgut! sis ·u! ~~, 1 / a~~d ·~~1r w~~~ 111 charge of Mrs. Wtlson presr- Thy Throne ' by Karen Greene, \ dt•!Jc IIIU':i pL.triiWct lli lt kt' ll F reezf!rs i Angel ~nt a contnbutlon uf $5 v.us 1prano solo "Lord's Pray er,'' by dHmt'l 11"" lllJil\l'd h1 I It,, Stephen Omts a student at Chadetmto the Mf !dwest Home for I Maz Brown prano solo "0 H4t· HOOVER Cleaners gm1 11• .11 noun Tal:llt:> t.: r It t• ~.1' • r1s as Gi ts were exchang- 11 N hl" b V k' S dl' Hair Dryers- Can gt\t'Jl b\ J-,!~11 ll dldlll the medrca l school of osteopathy ed d . Y 1g y tc 1 pra mg. 1 revealed With I prano In KtrksvJ!le Mo •Mil spend a.n secret pas solo , Nawreth" by Amt· Openers- Irons Kllltll\n lulm~on thc.JIIkt'd thf' gwu!-l fm \tit' Uab) ~1ft gr1tn 111 h(J!II WFDDING ,\1'\\ J\\.H S-\ 1\Y - \Vrllr,un n l!rn rs the Chnstma~ vacatiOn wrth 3 glfJ t~rayer by Mrs Bentz ra Wmton and "Pomsdtra" b}' Floor Polishers 1 ht-r rni;HI! s1111 l• rl\ A gri t t\ ' and B<•ttlla B Be,d ll(lrl l~otllillt· V.l l l' lll.tll lt:'d l!et 24th. Electnc Kmfe his mother Mrs Robert Coats c ~se t mettmg after whll'h Dwna Herndon ; AccordiOn solo 1 11om~" \\::Is lwtd l ' 'o ~, <:~rrtl ha\ e t't!!llt t lt1ltlr• n I) r•,.:J \l<.~ 1 k1n\ l•ltmer I\ of rvhss Ka~n MeElhmny a grad trheeresh 'smt entst wtelre served by "Sto ry of the h."'ast" by David ' l!w Jil(,g! 1111 v..~~ rondul14'd ll.utl~olllrllt' JW\1 ll\lllg rn '/.tlh~lilli ' !htn l!rr rds \t:\l The ao nt tll l fhr, <;tmd~ drnncr ua l{' studPnl ;Jt Ohto Unrverslly , o ess o 1ose namL>d a- K 1 "S 1 1 FLEX STEEL b nd M J rowsczn, voca 1ent t 1e • ove a rs ames W1ll ld" Sh Upholstered Furniture In tilt• .lltern•IO!l h\ S,u 1 Hutr-11 ark () !·till' \l ac \looi L I l<~lt'\~IIUtg HI! I .1u.rrttl<l (,od- 1\lu '\t)r t)l\ i 1\ .1~ lrt•ld 1111 1'hur, " spendmg the holiday voca- - - · Wor bv eha Liev1ug pra· Jnd Arlit• St•llt'r~ Tilt' ).(JOI!p !J ~ '/.,Hll'Sirlll' l tnJ I ll ll"t tlht•l t \ /,IJlP\lll!t- l.t•on.l k d.< \ .. ~t·n mg <~ I the homP of Nor- !ton m Jeffe1 sonvrlle lnd tana Llff'ltnu' {:u ar ant<t' Mar•a t C th no solo "Ang•·ls Serenade" by '"' re aw orne, spent T c Sdn~ ' .l11\ to lilt• \\11rld .rnd 'l<t ll\! /,111\S\il!t S1Sg1 \\1 11 \J llt nd~ !r nt S._Ht Ult '!{o "''' Amsbt~l \ 'llw how.;t• w.ts With her pan•nts, Mr , and Mrs., the week-end on Sprr n g~ m Columbu eresa •· ergusun vou1l solll SOFAS- CHAIRS Sdt nl ~lf'h l <~•i(\tllp.tnli'd dl /\ ~JI Ill<o bt·rl pa ~std di\JI 111 \'1.1l 'l l1c'lt' ,111 2\ gr<~nrhlrrl dt•t til ,JJ• d for tlre holrd 1y sea- Robert McElhrnny F d h s 1"Nrght of Peace" Sandra MafiI!w p1ano b\ ~1.111-\·lllt l11ttrtll dto•JI and 22 glLlt gr .l!ldthlldttrr \!1 ll1nd~ rs ,r !t'\Jitd ~4111 A ( <~ml!l'lr ght buffet wc1 s Mrs Goldie \'j!Jule who has h nenl sth ere wdere sorry tn shall, plano solo 'Christm.r:;~ ' Provincetown Map IT · ear o (_' ncc1 ent of Re S(T IIli !I IP ""Is ltdd b~ ~Ir s n,JIW I Opt I! lllollsP tJOIII 2 I"~ Jll ll Sun dd\ !h-1 21> <1\ 111e st:'J\Pd 111 tlrP drnrng room. Af been res1drng rn Washmgton Dc v Chimes," Franus Wnston Open Stock th h d · · and Mrs Douglas Circle and .. 1 .0 C! 1 T , b l'lll'r<; Itt !It' l'dr~.l' l It' td II··· liPIIII' ot ])a";_r ~].r ii.J il ~ .;t Ill 1 !1 \\ \lu ~ k'";J ' Illll All' z,qu s- h·r 11w d111n• r a prog1<1m was LIVING ROOM gt H n hy \11 s Je(;lnne Walker WI er aLJghler rs spendmg daughter V()( a ; . • ~~IS mas ,ree, y •I \VOI11!1l:O. ft< l' ll t ,IIWI 1\oum ' >li lt \lr J llt l ~1r~ II 11Jds rt•sJdl' ,It til t IHII\Ic' ul thl'll dijlH;Il- d(JII , \ l \\Ilk , theholrday s w1thanothcrdaugh, dM J B ChorusondlheHolly theGrt i 1 BEDROOM 111 1 11~ • ,, 1~ a er pre t nd h ' 1v1r on rs oe 1ssell Mr s d 'Th 1 b h 1 { 'hlt~lll!J~ j)l.l\1'1 1\,h U''f' ll l1•. 1\'1 11 .1~,1 DINING ROOM ~rnttd a pia) enl rtl ed, ''Dear Me ' '!J.~r aB t ;[>dfamJ!y , Mr and Harold Hulter and fam J~· and ani ;:~ y l ~ cw.ru~· ic;, \1!~ StJ!llt·r ( h!l~lfll.l" 111 tl •l' ~k Ps I .lllmK ' hv Leonard ' rs er < lmer Also spend- Mrs Davrd Smith and fam ll ca sou mg, erry e s SYROCO ll\l(,JII'EH HOH'l I< IllS /'tJilUIId Till' V.t JJld 1\l l l Spgt !g 1:-.s .~~~·d d stor/ mg thP weekrnd. w1th Mr and were VISiting \lr and Mrs Jo~ by Gene ,Pickens; "H1se t.J~, 011 ~Vall PlaquE's & Clocks rl"iid ,t iSi• lt'(l'IJ'h 11•'111 lor \11 .Jlld ~1 1' 1 !J Ltl udt• Ht r~ ond Jllmeo,; Mr s Bod1me1 rmd f.J mrly J::lJ II 1\1 W V Sh epherd, by Grrl Chorus; s 1 11 ,. r,_;n 1 ounlrlf" \ 1111\ l{u] ltl J .1rr• 'llll'•urH v. ff bv Liktng tile plrt of all her aunt, Sylvra Hanna of Lant:ed, Bason, a Fa Jrest of R1rses," by Grr l! . 1 V M & Channel Ma ster 11 '\ g.l!nt ol m,il,r Jrg r 11 pr pl •II).! lilt• htt III 11f ,1 d.rughtt'l " I~ 'h II u lt•r ~ rn 1lrt' play caster m a I rownt Reedsville was Chorus, Vocal solo "Come Ye TAPE RECORDERS · , · M N M overn1 e gues of Sandra New •T B thl 1 " b d l'l lr.tb lullo111 ed b1 tilt' IHIIl l lt'l', lll l.\rlll bonn '!ltw"d"l .1! - o e e1em, y Ju y L.ath1 !. ll' r <I grft exchange was 'rs ancy oms entertam- 11 • 0-rnete Sets •Mit-r ors ne1 p<I!Cidt' 1\<1~ )• dtll•d \11\11 \I' I! I Ill". \l i'll litll •I ll ll"J!il.tl 1 twld .md nt'\' li nd toys preed her card club thrs week un . . ev. vocal '0 Holy Nrght'' by 11111 1 • Bookcases e Desks ~ 11 ~ Slul tl... r m.1k1ng lht· mn . . t '!!u 1nuple Jr,,~ \11n d .tught•r~ A d , , t]l)n \I'd" m.1dt lt• lht sentt·d 1111 l!'t' .h•y( ee Xm<~s Pr o followmg <J Ch n stmas drnner at /~h;nre Hensley whu IS em- Barban.1 M<~rsha!l, duet " With· 11 1 l'tw sm~mg 11 ! ' J111 \l.n1 1d Ann ;) .ltlt.l 1\1 II ' ' 1 II nusual eF1re place Fixtures Jtil ,\ 1! mtmhl·rc; who dtd not the Skyline Bowlmg Alley at poye m Co lumbus, spent the lout Hm" S,rndra and Barbara lt' !::til ~ C J O~P J lht' ~ I ll Ill ~Ill' 1 (,J,ll11lfl ,-4'~'lh , j]{' \lr-. eCedar Chest ~ fl,f1ddlt )'' It: I 11 UlH 11 I •r tl 1t 1 allt•nd dlt' w gl'd tu g''l Uwrr 1 Kamwg::~ 1'1lc group en]oyl·d wr>ek-end her~ 1Mars1Kt II y oca 1 selections wen~ \1 1\ lt111lt 1 \lrddllp11rl d llrl \11 Cl11 1 · 1111 .1~ pr•• l<.t t v.lwn tlte \\,•- dullatwn tu \rrs Holll'ttil ,_1 a gtft excha nge durtng the e\en- Mr and Mrs Bob Lavfreld acccompamed by Mrs Powel l JI11 ab iP da\ 0 Pn•sent Wt'l {' t lrt ·~~· mernl1c 1~ .111tl \lr~ \\ I\ l <~ I t, l'..kt r..,- nwn :-. A~~tH Jd \1•111 of 1l1e It ',\ Bll! mmr dl 11 , ly : mg Those present were Mrs ~ere vrsitrng Mr and Mrs Ken- Mrs Thabet's home W~d det1 11 (; l' IIP~IPH Slhm·tdt'r \ 11g1Jlll lnu ~ \\ \ 1 t' lit' ~ ~ ,\ Jtil 1! 11' l1 n 1 '11'~11\ It 11<~11 1 J, m 11 mel 1111 dll!lll't ~->d~ 'it 1v,.d b~ the Elsre Haddox , ~rs ~mma Mood ny Reynolds and son orated m blue and sliver Ar· s,do,;er \1 :c ngaat ~~ H lltl lg ,·r l " \ ,n •, md l11.., lw•·n till l'm 111111 ~rl.t\ 1 ~tiling dl t •t d wr 111 :-; •~ 1.d tun 1nut tPP \\tlh Prarl !Spaugh Mrs Caml Burtun, Mrs • Mr and Mr s Dave Yates rangements v.ere made by Mrs furniture 'I I. Ind<> fl'r t PII Adr~ SJ,H I. \ nn d!!l . 111 till' \ lt'd i\I JI.IIH'dll II• \1t ~ I' 111 ll 11111n ~ t .11 p1t , r \\elkt r <lt.mm,m The next Je- Gary \\'.J\' I<tnd and Mrs Morris were rl'ccnt Parker!Sburg VISit- Powell in keeprn~ wrth the pro M1ddleport, 0 s,ii/Vd!<!t' !\1o~rg.1rd l•J\IJJIJ v.1 ll Jllll l h t ~ I.Jrnrly litH ll• nt, 11 1 m d1.1 1gl' 1:u i.J1 nwt1 1ng wJ il r,~ Jan 14 Joe Cabeen ~:~nd Mary AmbJO ors gram f: ~HH•r lia r C:1·n \ aomi Lund1111 lltolld II ' .. t lh<" Cu l11 mbJ r..1 s Offlce 111 of Columbus are spe ndm~ the Mr and Mrs Elmer Burton, RefrehmPnt s were served to <"' ~ '1:' '(~ 'C ·····. ~ f .t: '< t '< 'I:: I( 'of '<'( '(\(!(!( 'C !( '.f 'Cl( 1(1('1(,.. <t '(!('!!'tIC '( 'ftf't 't ,,. • ( ol ••111 1~HI •rng ••]}I ' ll ' d IIII' Ill! It MrdU it fX}I I Wf'ekend Wllh hiS par~nts. Mr I Columbus and Mr and Mrs Mrs Glenna Smllh, Mrs Hazen ' 1'1 \\ I'Hl)(~H \\1 IHL.! 111111 \l1• l1l lr.tn Stull .1\ .md Mrs Fred Cabeen and Mr 'I Dorsel Rl(bel , Reedsville were Rou sh, Mrs Ray Ward, Mrs II( 'J!u <~ nnu, r l ( llt l'i llll,J" pr.1 tilt' I11 11111 '.11~~ \1 u g<~r • t S.ttJer I and Mrs Wrl h.lm SJ,Iter v1srtrng Mr :.md Mrs Wayne Robert Herndon, Mrs ~arus ~ glJIII ol tll" :Vliddltp•H I Clnu t !l g.1\t llrt• pt.i\t't tor mJ<. qon,uJ( s Mrs (;IJY Walters of Co lum P:mce Trough , Mrs Frank Spradlmg, 1 ;r; nt 1111 \1 o1 lit nt 11 ill hr lwld l\'l1 ~- St1~ . 111 l'rtk \\,t~.-11-'potJnn ,tl vrsrt rd ovt>r the weeken d l M1Harl1s Fr.10k nnd f 1mMrs Ray Wnston Mrs John bus 1 i Sum[,i\ t'V\'Illng Dt l 19 .1! I lt! • lr ,ll l lllclll 1" ,rnd uv U ~( t tpllll I' i'!l lh Mr and Mr s Wr llram Wal - ily were V1srt rng Mr and Mrs I Ferguson, Mrs Robert Petrey, ]'Ill .1! l!lf' th11r1h '1 ht• jill rtAiln., l'tltn lukt• Jlld a nll'rl , , IPrs &Mr .tnd Mrs. Jake Betz ' Johnnrt:! Kebble, Reedsvllle IMrs Edward Wrrght, Mrs Ar· &!d ill \'.Ill bt' gi\Pn by Lh" \ulltil ltdt l!l'l • 11 tl • d o th er re I:.~ I1ves. I Mr om d ~1rs Ray Hall, Torch, thtlr Thabet ahd those taking I 11r I .od ~o .. -" ol tl11 t11 11r It und \I ill nu hidt Lm t'd th e i\ur!ll '. dHng ;o, ,l!J Mrck l\1fi/II S, sl·1dent at Ash· were I · I Suggestions at y Gift I VOL XVII 1 Donation Made To Firemen by Church Women " 11 Ia BAKER I. ' '' . SHOPPER'S AID: NOW1 .•·' SO( ,'IAL CA I E.NOAR I t 1 1 7-: 'ienseCalm Settles over Rural Town FIVE MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1965 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 206 fames ' .' Devoted To The lnterall Of The Meilt·Mtuon Area ·I XiGammoMu Party is Held On Thursday en tine .- -' CENfi.. Gemini 7 Pilots Begin De-Briefing That Will Last Through Christmas SANTO DOMINGO !UPD- A ten se calm today settled over the pnvmc ~al luwn of Sant1ago, CAPF. KENNEDY (UPI) - 1ground srnce their space ca p- what must have bePn one cf shaking band!l wrtb spaet •t' when" a force of U S partroop- 1 Gem 1m 7 space champiOns sule roared off rnto space 16 the grr.att:!st under<:.tatements of ~nt y urhrials wbo turned 0111 . ers ende<l a v1olent battle beFrank Borman and James days ago to hold a com1c ren- the y"'a1 to WPirorne thPm baek to tW tv.een Domm1can A1r Force Lovell, bock on sol1d earth af- dezvous w1th Gcmmr 6, set new I Only about 100 pt"rsons wert t ape. " ground troops and i'undreds of ter 'a real great fhghl, ' ' today ! endurance rerords and open up on band for the rt:!turn of thr ' The two spece ptlots flew .... former rebt>ls. started de-bnefmg sessrons that new vtstas 111 the spuc e era ' ~part" f'barnps. Tht>rt' l't3S no lo th{' C:.1 ,ll:' abua rd two N~ 1 At least :W pt•rsons were Wlli last unhl after Chnstmas ' .Jim and don't h:.ve i.ln news ronft'rtmP, tmt norman planes Irum the 1~covery car.-k11led m the f1ghtmg Sunday, 1'hP astronaut~ were to begm awrutlot to s<t \ t was a rt>al made a fpw <'Ommtnh &"i ht' II CJ US:'\ \~a sp whrrh had pluck... mcludrng Col Juan Lora thetr frrst tull day on solid great f\1ght," Borman sa1d 1n and Lo\tll passt•d dov.n a lrne ed them Irom tht' Atlantic SDo Fernandez. thr fnrmer -- - - --- - - --1urdLI). endrng the1r hJ stol'iC l~ RALPH MOORE ch1ef ol st all rn the government Unolhcial w , >-R __ ~ ,,, ddy fhgh t 1 placed the drath toll as as MO(Jfe ~~· Short!\ aft"r landing bert, 40 W ON HEISKELL SHOW they were reumted w1th their• Lee Jacobs, Pomeroy ma gtC· 1 , (_,,•mml 6 spore pals, Walt• SIX U S helicopters sped 8 for ce ol about 150 arrborn ran, and an English mstrudor l Sdlll ra and Tom Stafford, ll troops to Sanltago at th~ re i at Ohro Umvenaty , wrll ap!)('ur the Astronauts' pnvate quarter 1 quest of the vrovlslonal Domm on WSAZTV, Channel :l hP u\ near!J} Me1nt Island. Jean govcrnmenl A us em· tween 7 and 8 am on Chnst- IJ P ' . l e t g s TIC lime they had mel ba ssv spokesmiln said 15 Amermas day Jacobs Will be pre- , was 18~ mtl~s up m space 1M& sentmg hts mag tc on John \\'t•dn(•sda} when they staa:~ 1cans who were tr.1pped in the Sant 1ago hotel when the ftght Ralph W Moore, Aree Ex- He1skel1'~ Almanoc progrnm An mdustnal s1te survc~ to Le a handbook f,, 1 ''llle tl1 e lrrst rende1vous m spact. mg brnl e out \\ ere I£' Scucd un Leh s10n A~eut Itesource Devel- He J!. the sun of Mr and Mrc; M1•r gs Ma1 aude1 s prepa red lot tlw MP1gs ( ount1 Lomharrned opmcnt, Will he speaker Tues- 1Robert .Jacobs, Lrncoln 11rl1 mur11!'. DeHlo pm ent Corp has hl'l'li l Oil lfl ll'h'd b1 ,lw In fhe fi~htmg 1egart when the day evenmR for II m~etmg or l Dnve stJtute for HPJ;!tonal Devl' lopm e nt at Uhro l ntll:'r'r!l DommH·a n government troops 1the Pomeroy Lion~ Club The il ,.. Tile J6 page brochure gnL"s dl-'lailed dt's(rrptums of llliH:· opened up wrtn machrne gun meetrnb open to the pubhc wil l s1tes available to rntlustrv lnforrnatwn gM·n un tile :-.Ill's and tank r'r~' on the Matun be co nducted etl Bar lev's Res· , wh1ch range hom thn•e to 2 826 alres would sa1e mterHotal m Santl<:~go. where taurant. East Main-st. Pomeroy estt'd co mpan rf's from ha\1ng <ailed the '-'1e1gs Morauders wllo to resPan h t he area leade1 s of last Apnl s rebdhon l begrnmng at 6 p. m wt ll t r e~vel lht •,ugtmut \h\' 1oun I by Mr I were attendmg il breakl.~st T~tle of the talk 1 try rn a!l etrort 10 obtdm new receptwn The v101ence also Moore H former MeigS County Contamed Ill the survt·v are Oh1o's trafftr dl"ath ~ spreo-Jd rnto Santo Domrngo, 120 res1dent , now of Jackson, w111 1 maps, aene\ photographs and mdustn fo1 41Ur tounn · !:i <ttd trnued to soar during the weekmr ks to the south where re Ib•! · \otatchmg Water Resources , mfmmatJOn on Ihe ,rvculabtht" Chtlds 'The brorhure rs some- (' lld I bel sympathllers, angered by To Need51" of trc~n spm tat wn, utr\JtJes and Ilim~ v.e llilVt' nN•rled lu1 Y'-<H ~ A Umt Pd PrP~s International It~ l'Xl!'llcnt ~h ' ll now he m PIONEER !\OW - Marietta Collt>ge fre shman Lall'i Pn ce rer01ts Lhat their leaders had \ ExtensiOn Agrnt Moore is natur al rf'sOuri bi the runnrng fur ne..., mdust n · sun\') from 6 p m Fnday un-of PorUand 1s a membe r of the Pwnt:t!r Vat sit) ba sketba ll been k1lled, rroted and swilrm employed by the Cooperative CHILLICOTHF. , OhiO !UP!) - I William D Childs, pres1dent 1 Pd partr e" 1 111 tJbta ml ttl mrdmght Sunday sho":ed at t~·a tn, s\at rtl to U;lll!ll'tP 111 foUJ toUJ n,Jnwuts dunng the ed through the streets throw - Extensron Serv u;e Co llege of 1Deldon Lee Ohler. 34. v.as of the Me 1gs county Com. thelnlrrPs! Meigs County sttf' sur ve\, IP.rst 20 hrg-hwav d"'ath s m the Umstmas 1\oltdays ~-1'-11 tt•tla. 1,1, !mh v.nn fou r of rt s fu st rn~ Mo lut ov cocktails and bombs ' Agnculture. Oh10 State Umver·l bailed as a hero today for sav- mumty Development Corp , ertner through IHD at oh lim , I.J ' \ v.l'ekend O~fore the bo"Ji. 111 SIX g.um~s. wrll pLl) ttl the 1\ul,ber Crty Classic Wllh host and ercctrng bamcad('s A Na- srty Her s al:;o ctr,urman of the I mg hi" mother-m·l~w and a describes tbe brol'hure as a dd\ 'i At th<1t rate the state Akro n plus Hurknell a nti (r~•Jif'\a on Ut•t 21 n and wtth hona l policeman was reported· ] Jack son Area ExtensiOn Center youn g nephew from bemg hrL by dPflmte tool for lht' lt)('atloo vt>rs it'. 01 the cnunr o..: ~ Commun- \I mild r!"( ord mon• t'mn the I\ Jmprovt• nwnt ( Ur].J, Hllx Jl host Musk!tl~lllll plus (1\no W~sl~yan and Uenrson m thl' ly disarmed and shot wit h hrs l He res~ded o Pomeroy untl re- a tram only seconds belore be of new mdustr:t p r ~thrtf'd 27 deaths d'trmjil: the 1 r\ltddlt'port own ptsWl b)• the mob cen lly , lost hiS own hfe W -~- upeom rng 3'! day Chrt5blW Jlol1da\ 'l uUI nament <1! 1'\1 w Co n<:ord un DPt ;W 2!1 Lany, 1 Ohler of nearby Centerville, _ __e_ are orgamzrng a gtoup 1 Wlj}} Speak hefe survey t I Jll To Lions club Man Hailed • 0 u l t· • I ill d l'larau ers 0 Death Toll Soars over Weekend , Hero KI'lled By B&Q Trai"n funnel Souther n l ltgll :-.elruo l star, JS th e sun ul \11 a mi MIS lluuel( Pmc ~ ~. ton Ch nstv . PIans A Resume of ... 'J n t he Black' Humanity at War V.f"t'~tnd Ohio was eredtted w1lh grvmg Utht1 tvpes ot accidents ae· SATURDAY'S SCORES i' hlS own lt le to save hlS Wile 's , cou nt ed tor SIX more deaLhs, " mother , Mrs Ethel DaVIS or - - - - - - - I hrmgrng thP l ot<~l to 26 for the Ashland 76 Ironton 68 Ch 111 wothe. and h1~ nephew, weeJ,e nd Thret- persons died m Nelsnnville 84 Albany 63 I Jell Slltvan, 5 f rr e~ and lhret! from mJscellart<Pomt•roy 69 Wahama 41 1 The three, along w1th Ohler'.i f'(llt~ causrs 1 he dead mduded, Belpre 79 Rutland 5!~ wrle, Velma . 34 and son, Da un Saturda\ . nt'a, Waverly, Wrllston 119 Oak Hill 59 \ld, to took • walk a<ross a Jrrur lit' W J::lmes 22. Beaver, Shade 79 rarlroad trestle Sundav Un the 1 krlh·d \\hen h•s car hll a bndgt Hannan Trare 70 MeJgs Co unl} Engmeer H p wa y back, Mrs Ohler .:~nd l1f'! SAIGON l 'Pll A Commumst \(•JJoJrst hurl ed a 1 \\' \Cilll:"-l(;TO~ t1 PI\ - l.(·s~ tl1 a11 ha lf thr• 18 5 m11llon obutrnent oft Oh1o 124 a mrle North (;aiJia 57 Chn~t~ today report~ to the ; son took another roule but hand grcnadP at a 1 S Ar Ill\ dum p trw k 111 Sargu n tun1gh t Plt<>dJk 11ld peop lr m llir t mled Statrs h.P I' st,.:nl'd up f1,1 Symmes Valley 49 I county commJS.."itOner!l that indr -1Ohler and th~ other two were mJunn g f1ve Allll'man sen1cenren and H'\en \retn.rrm•sp east uf Bea•er 1war Lancasthe Jli.llt of tlw \ll'dl(arL' I'Jo )..(t am th.lt <ll\t•r s docto rs' brlls ~·, , lcatrons are the htghway dPpart - caught by a Balbmore & Ollio t 1V1 l1ans It was th e on ly tl'rrorfst mmten\ rl' pOJ \t•d 111 thrs let (,drV Ur Croft 11 Carroll, - J nrl trme IS fast runnmg o11\ I\ omen o\rr 6!1 fol ment will end the year subslan- fre1gh t tr,Hn on the treslle bomll Jr ltery caprtal on tiH' frtth annr\rr~ill\ c)t till' !\ a .r u llk ntal!\ shot 10 death when 1\w plan ts a\a lla blt' lo all men and l trall y In the blark Ohler ha~rd the whistle and ltwnal Ltbera tr on Front VtN ('on~ a bm fwnd drop]Jt'd a une af$3 a Jllonlh Th 1 ~ 1s fa1 lt· ~s than fot lOlllpa lahll' pma le EaR Unit An~wers lh~·a p ra tl' hNaust: 3 l)i-;lrt'~"' • • ulls Chmty satd although all lifted hts motherin-law a nd l But the sounrls of IH'.t\'1 lllortar f11e ~o ulrJ lw ht·a td ter ll'llllntng home from rat msU Jdllll' It tan lw ofte1ed :lt su<h a 1 Hnc rne emergency squedmen brll s fo l the current year ha\·e nephew onto a narrow ledge be- , from across th e Sargun Brur v.ht•re gut•rJrlla~ V.l'tt' lt:'pu l l- ~linotrng at 1111 dumo at Portsth• gO\tt l!ttl\'llt IS frll,Jllllllg 1an sv.ered tlu ee cal l ~ m Sulton nor be1·n pmd yet expectatrons low As he was !Iftrng the boy ed to have atta<kcd a gu'.Pr nmf•n! !JOSt Jh·:.~11 t 1 ~t 1 t 1 n g v.as m(llll h. JJ(k R Hall, lt. ~o~t'' of surh SL'rYtles. half the tost. are the de!Jattment Will be m to Mr~ Dav1~ Ohler was hrt by reported elst'whpre rn So uth Vrf'l ~ a m Pu 1 1~muulh kllll'd and lhree \\hy t\!1' lt' jl'(\lllnS1 11 11 3 the black tor the Sl'cond straight tht tram 11nd tossed about ~0 Thrre w~re rumors durtng tltt! da\ that \It 1 (' ng otr r• rnJun•d m two ~ ear A rtmJ,,m ~:.Jrnplng of thr and Lt!lart townshrps Sunt.l,1y p,,rt ~ rrmrdt's 10\ f'r,r~;t• c•l li~·t by tire impart lagenls we1 e crurs1n g the s\l (•t· ls of Saigon 1n an :JIJ\•Imobilt• t:rd~h on U S 2.1 about onehc11se ur ofiHe \ t~ rt s by nl'l:.• \J OI' ll'pllt'S f(r 111 d hy The umt wo s su mmoned for )'ear when the month ends \1.w Gould, Ant1qu1ty at 5 10 In otlrer acllvrtv durmfi': the , cuntammg 200 pounds of high exp losl\t S tu !w used lra!t mil e nortll of Portsmouth. ph ~ SH Jln ~ SUr ,.iCflnS' fl-1 S SD( l,l I Sl'i'U! II\' lfl d lt,lII'S ll1.1 I a m and transported her as 11 meetrng , Jt "'as <~greed to transSt·r\'i(•e Sell or agamst quarters housrn g l ' S senll t'mf'n On Su uday at Chilbcot.be, 11r hi I' )JILl I ~l't \ trl", of t! ll "~ th tsJO d I)1 111 l a II Ill d 0 I IIll'm COt , medt c.JI palrent to Veterans fer $1 ,200 from the Dog and Ruhv Carmidtad Dcldon Oh lt-1, 34 Cenlen.•lle, log1s t .md oUwr ~pt lta I1~t' X Irom flt'l . ,c 11~ \\ h 1 I,.t' I Ill 1 \ Kenn(•] fund to U1e Cou nty F · f So\IGO\ (LPI) South Vh·tnanwse .l:UH'IIIIIWnt f.llallv tnJ Urt'd when tut b)' a r. · \~ lab lt'<>h Memort a! hospital Then, at 9 1,1di.JIIrln ca nnot e\t'tl at!111d to 1r. tJ' $.1 d~ 50 1 servt(•es or Rubv 10ff1Clals he ld tolks wrth muunta!lt •· ihf' snwn luda\ 111 \1(;1111 ,'She v.alke<l on a Baltip m , the squad took Romtl fund unera (;enera 011 t1w1Jpi a1\1 f H d I lrmh ~ ,Ill( I mon II1 Anolht•r II 1' rd t r e~ 1 1 1 ~ SouthDWebstber. efforts to soo th e tnlt al dJ Stonten t l!Jrt>d 111111 an m111t' & Uhw Ra1lroad tresslt f'\<' s homl' vrs 1Ls J1, 11111 ~t~ ,md from pNSims 1\ho <:.o~v Lhc) a!- Bell to \octer,rns Memonal, al- The next meehng of the cum- I Cahrmd ~~;j' w u ro:u a a m PC('m ('f 11 II II h open rebe Jon dunn g tlw 1\l:'t>kP I olvrng th!'('t' I I!Vf' m1les west of Chillicothe. lher.1plsts Tire pd1 1ent rmv, r(•,1dy h.1v~ ]JII\'ale rns urancr so as -' mf'dJ( al pat1ent The mJssron('rs w1l l be on Tue sday, l 19 1 11 S h , . a 1e out ern 1 s os-1S S . 1 •·· P an 4 Attendmg were Com t tl be . peer.1 r 01 cPs< amps th., frrst $50 of SI ILh I'Xpt·nses l 11111 mo.;;! of thr ren1.1rnder other rail was <:~t 11 05 P m for J 1 "d1 r'" dortsm 1' WI11 nussw ners Char les R Karr Sr, P h , Although the1e WCI e no rrpo 1b of f1ghtin•• l.tetv..N·r 1 Vt•trraos Mt'morial HMpllal e.1<h c:ilt•nr1 Vl',H 'lhr•Jt.tf dts pl.ry m rsundt•rst ;~ndrng c1f the ra Phl1 1ps, Rac me, who had 11 1 ues av a1 2 p m a1 1 e 111 ue o t•fm lwnt Robert Clar k and Kenneth Me Soh'" b t EUR''h h the rehelhou s MontagnJrd tntll' smen :Hld go• Adm1ss1ons Saturday- Slm· ter thL msu1a:tl'l' (O'I'!'IS 00 prugram A ~nlclll pi•rr('ntage falkn i\-11 Phd lrps, lrowevcr, 1 • ut ne ser, '--' urr1wrt Dr l F Lutz and Dr H:uo!d troop s tod av highlv platf•d \tJetnamPS!:' !Wllflf'S a<k on .Johnson 1\lmers~•Jle . Ron-pt'r cent of the "lt'dsunah\, me aga1n'i l tl w wh1le ldc·_a___w_a_s_r_eportedl y not IIIJUr_e_d__ F.lhrnny. president Dutt of Columbus offtciatmg I nowled ged lh nl the si 1u alllrn th,Jt p!Oilip1t>d th!:' 1('\O il ,1ld Smn lt Long Bottom Ninth Annual New Sl th f f P t 1 was f<:~r from srttlt-d Urs< harges Saturday- Louise ~ te was e wr eo as or , , s 1111 e~ Ma son, Judy Michael, Yt•ar,s llan('e s~· R the Carmrrhaf'!, former pastur • - tour ' of Ponwnn a Char" EUB l SAI(_,()\,J (lll) e1npln,ves of an ·\nH'Til'llll ~a•rnt lor .kffers, Syracuse; P'T PLEASANT - Tckt:!ts Ch h d -I fglh II construdton 10mp.nw \H're fe ;ued kJdn aned b\ ( 11 m Florr m r Dor:;l Pomeroy, Ad. urc es an a so o e a- mumst guenll\i;ls tot Ia\ ~\h!le work1ng outsJdt' " (h the !Hg d1e Barton H.ilCtnf' Martin a re now betng sold for t I1e 1 Nmth Annuul New Yellr 's Eve c!~~nJv~~~emclude one n I U.S . air ba se at Rwn Hoa, 12 miles no r thea st nr Saigon ' V.. oodard. Pomero~. Ruth ball. sponsored by members of , so , ' ( .nnpbell Pomero} the 3664th Ordnance Co, Pt Pau l ( armJ chael, South WebASKS 01\'0RfE WEATHER AdmJ&SIOD!i Suoda) Mat Pleasant Army Natwnal Guard st~ r a daughter , Mrs Delmar c;, ,uld rontnn Be s~1e R1ggs Dane~ rha lrmnn Sgl Bob (Jea n) llamm Racrne 3 grand- Jenn 1 Maxrne Whrtlmgto n Hut l1ght snow Pxtn•mp l'ast b\ Middhpor l John Hunnel PomerOJ• A hl' a!lh i 1nl l l t.'St has i•mergl'd srrKe Nou• mlif't 2 Jn !he problem what to name the Cochra n sa rd today tlrat only children Pamela ,l ean Car land. has t1tell a pel1ltun fur afternuon . F/urnt's tnt.hng south l'rU\ Carhv Gill new tonsol1d;.r\t'll s•lwol r!rst11d th.1l \\tll bt: otganm·d uflrcJal ly Janua1y ::1 when Its 250 coupl e t•ckets !500 persons\ • m1r hael and Gary Carmtchael d1vorrP from l hJr]('<; \\ tllram TuPsday afteruoon LmN wmght C!Pnn Hudsor: S\rat·use ~ board llJt(' IS and 1 wlll be Bold this yeur Tickets ' both of South Wel ster and J Whttltn~~"lon Jl1 I\1CJi!~ Counlv 2228 ol> ,. ll Ra--•ne ' 0 Cum posed or what 1s now thl' l'xe mpted lhslrtl'ts of Pomeroy and Middle port •M 1 1 H H d " , u.. hr I t hw estel n Sa lt 5b ur and Hl'llful d Lot a I dlsll l<:ts nammg It will be an action of may Ue purchased at the arm- I a co m amm, , actnt:!, an. 1Common Plea~ t nurr Tlw pL:Jin--_--Utsrharges Sunday t l\u ~ I II t I t I ory for $4 or (rom the follow - one sJstrr Mrs ~red Pollock !Iff f hargmg gross n!• lt•t t of Mount F.verf'sl. lht> htghPst ~hawvPr Pomeroy l:OtlSJdUJhle slgmfi came l·or frn111 th£' d1 stmt s uam e sure Y WI co me- a eas 10 par d E Portsmouth The Davts Funrral d d 11 m thf' world 1~ nam1•d altt>r · ' 1 J h 1 1 1 - the naute ol thl' (on qJrl'hl'llSI\e hrgh st hool Th e board ha s thiS sole responsJbll· m South Wrhst er 1s rn Bnt1sh fXplorPr S1r It\ P1•1hal}S !I "ould not lw 'I Cochran 992-5478 m the M1ddle- charge ch 1ldrPn FverPst, i'!bu frrst ~m\e~d 11 o\dm•ss1ns Saturday- Doro~ ,_.. Lhy Durst. Portland; PauliDe olfendt•li rf suggt•struns wt•re general elect1on (,n such an Js- Thrt·e Arr~Mls l\1a1le port ar"" m 18~1. offt•red' •,ue, und that 5J pel cent W•IS B Sheriff~s Men 1 The Vagabonds w11\ furmsh TAKEN TO HOSPITAL - - Jones Chesbre TYI • Is e d ov musJc for the dance slated ' Mrs Wilham Rradford Mtd- MARRIAGE APPLIC'ATJON l.tlCo\LTF.I\1PS IJIS<barge• •-turda _ DDTlwrefure hetw ren now amt 1equrred at a specral ~leclton. , Irm• I wr II11 Ti·l IreeWt'ekend arres bwerShenff rna eRnb·- from 9 p m , Dec 31 , through dleport was takPn to Metgs Floyd AI Ien r.rah.1m 22 RA Dec 11 1h · e DatIv S1•n 1a, IS nu t true The Rev tsed . er the ThP tem peratur p 1n Pnml' lon To\ lor Portland y rere1ve suggesl!ll ns fi)J ~uch Oluu C<~dl' now supul dl4s rhal (' b hy d t l t 6 m New Year's Day The General hospttal al 9 59 am nne U S :1!1 arrnP \orp~ and ru\ s bu~me"s dt<;1rti I at 11 15 Admissions Sunday _ M~ 11 together') with id brrl'f l only a majonty IS neNtPd rn men · • loca ted on Rt 62, 1Sundily by Mrddleport E R Mar lene Kay Wrllford 20 Ha- am todav v.as \I dt-grees un · tit' Holt{'r Hac me Edith (no more thiln ~~~ worh Sl sup- uny l\•St: They were of John Lash Doug - four m1les above Pl Pleasant. ISQl1admen as a med1cal pal1ent 1cme dt'r cloudy skres _ __ Pomf'roy Mrs Wil li am Br... h 1 1 pm tmg ar,gum~~t o~ ~ t· ~<~mc The Code a so aut onzes t 1e la s IU 2 A.lbany , charged 1 - --- - - - ford M1ddleport offered \\e v. 1 puh IS! a sug- bomd nf a newly orgamzed h d .t ' e .. r.,es Sunda• Ch• th t . f w1t mtox1catmn an res1s 1ng h rneedt ge<;!lons tat e est () Sl'hoel dr strlCt to order a spec· arrest James Lee Srhnarr rl.J S- 1 Irs llal1 Hutland G<eraldiot reastm.lblrness an propncty I.JI e!ect mn for bonding purb d d 1 Uf'• U \at ran. Letart 11 Namr~ otter ed <:.hmrld ohe'. tlw and tur mg Je p£"8Ce an es r 40 dictum latd down by t•re Stale poses ilnyt nnc between tJon of property, and James Ok I)ppaJ tm(lnt o! Edu~<ttwu n liO do~ s followmg sm~h organt· ey Pack, Rt 2, Racme, d1s By United Pnss International When the hd IS removed. meth- l 1al snow used for ClnrslmCIS ovt'T imported DOH"Ities knv~n 1 SHOPPING the form of tJ 're<.:ommenda- zatttlll turbmg the peal·e. Health orf1c1als throughout yl alcohol insrde the ligher 1g- d"'roratrons F1re commrs<;runcr as " tre balls ' <onhnuf"d 10 twn • thnt ttw NOT rnehtdc a St ate Department of Educatht• natron have 1ssued r~peat· nues upon contal't w1 'l the au· IMartm ScoU sard the ~pr(IY, mount DAYS lEfT 1 •'dJrerHon" such as East, West, bon offlcmls are ~x pPctl:'d to reerl .... arnrngs about potentially and can throw a long ne:-trly 1known as 'Snow Qutck. wa~ The nm•t'lllt><; are ftl!l d wrt11 '/') North or Soutlt Tim app<ll ent- com mt•nd strongly to the new .1\!~or Accitlt"nl ifiil I harardous merrhandse on salt:! I mVISJble flame sold m aerosol cans and 'I'! a.:: watt>r m lion~ Kong '!'! het c, ly has be€n nsked rn hopes of l>r1ar d Januarv 3 Ihat 1t gpt on I Rt~ported h' Police 1 for the holiday season The U S Pubh L Health explos1ve under certam cond t- they arr manufadurf'd, end puttmg brakes on a prart1ce in I w1lh consolidation bv provrdmg Middleport police rnvest1gat - Imported plash<' novelt1e~ [ Serv1ee, m calling attentton to trons an• frozen and u"ed tu 1ool earli er consoiJdatrons elsewhere ror a spt•c 1al el('rlton ed a mmor two-car acctdent at : have reL'eiVed the most atten I the dev1ce, sa1d tt may be haz-, o\ss1stant State Fire \iarsh.1! drrnk s Along th( sa tnt' ltni' tlr l ' ()h10 that bus product"d :1 7 0& p m Sunday at Erwm 's bon w1lh many area ~ bannrng ardous because a ch1ld or even RPynold Hentges of Iowa w,rrn , tt•t>thrng rtn J::<:. fm mt .1111 ~ 10 confu smg array of dtrcctronall yj IGulf slallon on North Second . the1r sale, but other hohday rl · an adult cou ld open the lighter ed that some sets of Chmlllla!'l lleHith off!< r;~ls Ill on u• CHRISTMAS SEALS ltthiTIIII titled d1slrrrts BOUNil OVER I av rms haw• also rmne under the and be burned by the mvlsJble tree hghl s tmportt'd frnm .Ia-\sl <~tes tt'~trng tlw llliVt' ~ ·~ ,1•1d 1 Meanwhile, we are correctmg l Jack Ward, charged wrth ap; Polrce s11r d a car dnY('fl by srrulrny of health 1nspt"ctors , flame or ~hcJderltally srt f•re l pan and offf'red for sH ie m ~1.1- fnund Hll'tn sd [" In olhrr state:-. , othel RESPIRATORY DISEASES thr reeord m regard to the rmr- ~ravated assault, ha~ entered 3 Betty Long, 47, nf Kaosa~ Llty. One of the 1tems IS" cJg.tr·J io clothrng, furmture or dtJp : son Cltv are a defrmlt' haz-JP<I hrdlu smtw\ p vhgktu et.1o1 al1ty needPd to r~pprovf' a honU plea of not gmlly ln Me1gs Coun-1 Mo ran rnt.o an ;mtomobile op- ettc lighter advertised m mall : ery , ard '' M<~son Cty Safety lnspec.- 1~uch as Mll'htg.m tn"PPt torsi \s•t.';! fur the new h1gh school ly eourt Ward ti S bound over lerated by Gregory ~rwm 17, torder 1·atalog and also offered! New York Ctty F'1re De1mrl -l tor fl F Wyrhus swd the found the wfltrr to ht' cont <~ mi It has been reported that a to the grand JUry by Jud!(el New Haven. Damagt-d were re-' for sale m some stores rhe l ment Inspectors were ordfored strmgs of light 8tart -;.mokJng ' n.rted wtth badr m wh 1chl me-t e maJority of tho~e volrng l' Frank W. Porter Jr. on $2501 ported med1um and no in]uncs so-coiled "a1rflam" lighter looks ! to check stores and remove rami after berng on for five mu;utrs cause vphmtl 01 •·holrra In waa needed at a pnmary or bond. or otrre~ts were reported. tlike a harmless tube of hpst,ck. 1 or a bJghly Inflammable artl(JCMeallwhUe, official ceuceru 1many al.ates they were banned. ' Jf /-J:. , " 1 la~t Second Year Medicare's 'Part B' Going P. e~~ing by over 9 Million 14 °" An Editorial Wanted: Narne for District Pom: 1 d : ~f ; 1 ~~~a~~.s 675~13~3 , ory,~;b Home n~'w s~:~~:gn cu~~~e\~ ~f~~~:t~vmrn~; Gt>tJr~t' Mt'iK-,-Ge-.-.,-.-~-H-o-spltal ~ niliJHn~ ~tWd!i r:~er~e~\o~ayepar &rmar~ 1 ~ • D -..nwl•ng more A tten t lOll oveIt zes 1 ~ I Sb~. I Dr~IL·~ " -- �•' ' • ;• Shade Tops Wildcats, 79-70 < . (. . • ~:?~~.~~~.~~:s~e ~«hama 69-41 o~ Saturday l-lliiiJ ~ PGmeroy-Mitlclleporl, 0., Det. 10, 1961 HELEN HELP US!. River news _ ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, ALL.STAUS -- . 0., Dee. 20, i.f!IIF I · -- ~~ '•" Final NFL Standings Baltimore at Gl~ ..,. By United l're" nternatloaal) pJayoli •· 1,, Eastera Cenfereoee their second win of the IIJ65.66 The oon-league ~lctory was / ~:lc ~~;:•~ !hr.. chor~ty lo~•·1 Werry •nd IIIII Moor•, with tlx with %1 point.• on nve neld . ·"'---"'~ W. 1.. T. Pet. Pll' PA , F!aal AFL 8CDIItill1* ·. cage •eason with an easy 81141 Pomeroy's second straight out- Utes~ g E first eight mm- points each, did all of the Pan- goals and ll ·points from the x.Ciev I! 3 0 .786 363 325[ By Uailed Prell ............ "' v~ctory over Wahama Saturday side of SEOAL play this year. ~ce midway through th the; ~co: quarter scorlq. throw line. Sim(JIIOD also N. Y. 1 7 o .500 210 338 !';uleft ~ · rught at Pomeroy, The Panthero are 114 in league d e s~e an ers .,,... on top 49- hit In double figures with tt Dallas 7 7 0 .500 325 280'1 W. LT. 1'4' Coach Russ Moore's Pantb- games. ~hi~u:.:,ter Coach. Bob Oliver s 36 when lhey left the fioor for j while Moore had nine and Dick Wash. 6 8 0 .429 251 301 •·Buf. 10 3 I .711 ers took an early lead, stopped Led by the sharp shooting of one point~~~~·~~: With!~ ~e ~lrd quarter break and Knight and Ronnie Logan, eight St. Louis 5 9 0 .357 298 369 N. Y. 5 8 I a second quarter WhJte Falconi Bruce Simpson Pomero ileld 19-18 bU rs a en n the fourth period the apiece. 1Booton 5 9 0 .357 363 359 4 1 % rally in it. tracks and went on a 19-l3 lead wtu:n the lirJ uara' .t Pomeroy once agam. hosts outscored Wahama %&-5. Ray Redman's 10 points topPitts. 2 12 0 .143 202 3971Houston 4 10 ' 0 ~ to build up a big margin in t!'< i ter ended. Sim(l8on sank qlour ~t~m~'t::~ a~= a ~:~ Le~dlng all scorers was Porn- ped Wahama's scoring whil• : ___ __ ~ ---~--· -·---- _ · u I t eroysWerry,a5-9senlorguard, Thompson and Marshall ~ch i Western Coole"'""' Weotera Dlvflletl W L. T p PF W.LT.PeL . ' Cl. PA 1-S. D. 9 2 3 ,a18 10 3 1 ·769 389 284 ' Oakland 8 5 1 .815 Middleport, 1·3 Ia league !onals late in the third quarter 10 3 I .769 316 rl4 iK. C. 7 $ % .513 A tall, rangy Belpre High 25 at the charity stripe, Bel- The Belpre Reserve team de- acdoa, lo boot to Wellston, 3- while Redman and Ray Varian 1:;:111:;::~~~ 9 5 0 ·843 409 T/5 Denver 4 10 0 .216 School team put II to the ~·~ I pre 13 of 23. Ifeated the Rutland reserves 51 _ I, TueBday lll8ht Ia tbe linaf fouled out in the closing period. I ., , 7 6 I .538 421 402~ •·Division Champlonl l <~nd R~d DeVIls Saturday mght1 "They just beat us physica~~ 44 with Sneigle ettin 28 for o game lor both teams before Pomeroy sank 21 of 64 at-' ~lck. Hlt the puck ,over 7 7 0 .5110 383 ltl31 SUnday'• Baullo at Rutland 79-53 With a last ly, shooting from tHe outside the winne s D g y g b hI the boUday break, tempts for 33 per cent from the -It • tbe oaly IIIlO we ve 6 1 1 .462 257 295 San Diego 2! Oaldlu!d U . brea~ offense the losers failed then driving around us, and; 16 for R~tl~nd~nny ar roug WeUstoa Satunfay ldgbt field while the Falcons hit on ' 4 10 0 .288 269 328 Kansa• City 45 Denver 35., "'"' '"1 to h.1ndie and control of both 1 dominated both boards," said / BY QUARTERS walloped Oak Hlll118-5t, bilh- 14 of >4 tries for 26 per cent Pomeroy Frosh in New York 14, Buffalo 12 · ..,:Jt:l!h boards. Rutland Coach Jim Adams, Belpre est polat total of aay SEOAL The Panthers outrebounded wa. Win over Falcons Saaday•s Resalts (Only games scheduled) 22 49 60 79 . Belpre led 40-28 at the ha_ll- whose team took its first lo*" Rutland t .. m slate Pomeroy ohatter. bama 69 to 41. Logan grabbed T/ St. Louis 24 14 28 28 53 lime break and fattened Its of the seawn against four wins. Belpre - Lee 7~:W· Calvin ed Lopa wttb 11! pOtato Ia 15 and Simpson 13. oPmeroy downed Wahama 35 Pittsburgh 14 VAL D'ISERE, France bulge to 60·38 after three .per-1. The night before the Red Dev- 4-2-10; Wolker 7-1-15; ~nsle 2- 1116!, the former all-Ume leO&· Pomeroy will play Its final %3 m a ~reshman game on Dall~s 36 New York 20 :-Jean Claude Killy, Fr.i.lt wds. Fo~r Belpre Eagles hit in j ~~~ had emerged victor In a 3-7; Davis 4-2-8; M. Snei 1- ue record. game ~fore the Chrlstm~s Panthers home court Saturday Detroit \s Piyladelphia 28 mternational Alpine skiing douhle ligures compared to two , triple overtime thriller with 1-15; Hardesty 1-6-2; Sneig le 1Friday Dlghl the YeUow break thiS Wednesday night on evening. . Green ll'ay 24 '!lan Fran 24 , tie won the downhill race 1M Rutlanders, Ronme Black wlth l Eastern, believed the first lime 0.2 Total 33-!3-79 g Jackets blew a IC polats lead the Jackson planks , Pomeroy piCked up an 8 • Mmnesota 24 Chicago 17 Oreiller Cup Sunday antl 19 and Rusty Littl~ with II . I Rutland had defeated Eastern Rullan:- Barr~tt 1-0.2· Do- lo loae to Logaa !lUI Ia the The Baby Panth~rs scored a :~~t quarter lead, was on <Only gam.s scheduled) was first in the coniblileii . Rutland cashed '" 17 of 62 (or Chester) since the 1948-491Vis 2-3-7; lllaek 6-7-19· H I·' last 3 seconds lor their lblrd 53-39 victory in the preliminary d ·~halftime and 25-12 at SUnday G•me standings. field goal attempts lor Tl per season. ins 2·3-7· Little :J.S.U· ' Kaw . league Jon. contest With Allan Swindell scor- en o the th~rd pellod. Jr==---~:_:;;::::...,==~~~=====~~.; ~ -·. ..... ":"< Relpre Takes Red Devils 79-53 Saturda·y · l_ _,,""'"""'""="'z;:;; :~ th~g:~m~:r;:J:s"~v:·~: \ 1: I ' ·~. ID dae ;.~!; B:ip~ t:3 dol 79 - ceo__. _ u a"..._:".., I' i ·--'"*' Scores n!:':i~o~~d~W ing 17 points and Cecil Midkiff 16. Rolhns and Larry Fry topped Waharna's reserves with eight apiece. Oblo Higb Sebool BukelbaD wB~ Quarters: By JEFF MEYERS the . By Vatted Preu InlmiiiUooal a ama · · · · · · · !3 20 36 41 UPI . rule to the attentiOn of the 3&-28 and Washington Cln ·n ti St xa . 7 Pomeroy ... · .· lti 28 49 69 Sports Writer officials. Pittsburgh 35-14. Cl na . VIer 7 Wahama - Arthur 2-6-4; John Brod~e IS an acknow- The touchdo•n was disal- "It could ha bee . Colerain 81 White 0-IHJ · Thompson 3-2-8 !edged. ma.ster of the big bomb lowed and the Forty much worse," ::ld G:'.e:';~· Finneytown 58 G~enhills n Mal'llhall ~2-$, John.;,n D-2·2· but II s hiS attention to small went on to tie the Packers Vine Lo ba d who y Talwanda 68 Harrison 61 Redman 3-4-!0 Bate l.IJ-2 V • ~etalis that has forced a playoff and force them into a st~i c';.l/ ~ave ;e Norwood 82 Walnut Hilla 41 ian 2-1-5 Saw~ers ~ 2 -'l To:~; etwcen Green Bay and Balli- with the Colts qt Green Dished first if Ba!limo h dn~- Wyoming 53 MI. Healthy 56 11-13-11. ' · more ~ Sund re a t Taylor 73 Western Hilla 72 Th · ne .., ay. edged Los Angeles 20-17 Satur. . Porueroy - Simpson 6-7-19 e small details are includ- Brodie has tossed' the biggest day. U the Packers had lost to Indian Hill 5S Northeastern 36/ Wiles 0-IHI, Knight 2+8 Cum: ed '" the National Football bombs in the NFL this season the Forty Niners, however the Milford. 63 ings ~. Logan 3-2-$ , Werr ~eague rules under Article VII, and enjoyed his finest Colts would be the We;tern CI~CJDnati Country Day 33 5-11-21, Moore 4-1-9 a,;dlord ect10n 7, Paragraph 1, which Sunday, throwing three Readi111 78 Deer Park 69 3-1. Totals 21 .T/~9 ' prohibits rulllllllg with a passes including the CincmnaU Purcell 82 · fumbled lateral that has hit the to Vern Burke with 1:07 Following a 22-yard TO, Hamilion Catholic 65 ground. , . In other games, game-tying pa" from Fran Cincinnati Aiken 87 Pantheretles Pull Green Bay • Wllhe Wood did surprised Chicago 2 Tarkenton _to Gordon Smith, North College Hill 61 Out Cage Victo exactly that S!"'day-scooplng surprised Chicago 24-17, Dallas Rip Hawkins intercepted a TOLEDO Central 62 Pomeroy Eighth Gr:Je lreld up a San FranCisco fumble and disappomted New York 33-:W, desperation Rudy Buki<k aerial Toledo Cardinal Stritch 41 off a last quarlffl' sur e !o derac~ng 82 yards for an apparent Cleveland shaded St. Louis 27- and dashed M _yards with 1:06 Toledo Libbey 59 Sylvania 31 foal Soothern 25-22 Ing• B' I WORLD 1';.~ for 42 Rutland _Is hoRt to Wahama 1-6-2; &ott 0.1-1; Weber 19 for , Tuesday mght. Yarbrough 1-6-2 Totals 17-llhi.J. Green Bay' c0lts t0 Meet ID . Playoff ' ' \ f ' 2 N, W. COMPTON, O. D•.· the h d 7. Other Pomero erry a Chester Roush ';rers were tish 3 and Jim L'ro~ Burdette, each 2. Mitchell ed Wahama with six '"" J 0 p T 0 M E .T R I 5 T Office Hours: 9 to 12. ~to 5 (\:lose at Noon on Thi1J'li. - East Coun St.. Pomeroy · Gifts ••. parties .•. extra groceries ... they all add up. And it Holiday Expenses catch you short of cash .•• let us help. We lend mil. lions of dolla.s to thousands of r ~C ll B k tb ll 0 ege as e 8 Scores o~u~chd~o~w~n~.~B=ro~dl~e;th;e~n~b~rou~g·h~I~2;4,0De~tro~i;t~w~b~ip'!'ped~~~~~- ~le~fl~:l;,or~~t~he Vikings, who trailod Fostoria 49 Clay 44 17·3 entermg the fourth quarter. Rogers 63 Whitmer people for hiUl· dreds of different reasons ••• and keepjng the holidays "happy~ /J Bend League game Saturda :;e lernoon. y Swanton 65 Maumee 50 Handy Burt led the winners Werton Madonna (W. Va.) '/% with 11 while Pat O'Brien chipBeHaire St. Johns 43 ped in nine. Bob Diddle had Cadiz 91 Mingo (W.Va.) 52 eight and Tom Spangler six for Chillicothe 95 Southern. Huntingon (W.Va.) 85 <2 ot)l- - - - - -- - - -1 Toledo Waite >4 Bryan 26 Delaware Hayes 14 also hit . Tom Hall with a ,17-yarder mmutes after Chicago s Gale SUyers raiSed B~ United Press lnternatl01181 DePaul 96 St. Joseph N.M. 74 his NFL 'ID record to 22 with two-yard plunge. East Wooster 66 West Chester St. 63 Cowboya Mia,m~Bound Pace 62 Hunter 56 Ohio Wes. 73 Carnegie Tech 62 Don Meredith s three TD L•U 9z St. l'ranCJS N.Y. " St. Benedicts 84 Omaha 79 passes enabled the Co bo Kansas St. 73 Stanford B5 . . wP'·yoff Yl to Grover Hill 100 Wayne 63 Marysville Niagara 83 LaSalle 87, ovt. g:~ab a berth m the N P'ra '"H St. Louis U. 83 Ohio st. 53 Bo 1 ~ ewcomerstown 56 Down eights 74 . ~' - conav. 75 San Fran St. 53 W b U M0 93 Ill S w NlnewMiami Jan. 9. D_allas Gnadhutten " Columbus University ho>mn St. 100 Johnson Vt. 53 as · · York b finished ~ • • I. 84 fou,u 11am 74 Holy Cross 17 Evansville 91 Purdue 93 with a 7.7 ea~ bu Frederkklown 47 Highland 4$ Columbus St. Mary 87 Mifflin Penn St. 75 Colgat 74 Elon 38 Gullord 68 Cowboys ha:"o~ale I ~ Sheridan 65 Portsmouth >4 """"' island 87 Brown 61 Iowa 69 Drake 51 Giants twice Ibis n e New Lexington St. Aloyslut 45 Columbus Central ~"'IOn coli. 93 Notre Dame 89 Princeton 84 liiinois 81 Jimmy Brown .,•am::~~ t ' Ohio City-Liberty 80 1>) muse 87 Connecticu.l 62 Bmdley 78 Murray St: 64 of the game for"' a ~c~ Pirates Slip by Celina Immaculate c,.'"'" 95 Juruata B5 St. Jos. Pa. 82 MICh. St. ti5 incident but scored his 21st Sy Vall F' Parkway 41 Van Wert 45 L dolo 72 Bucknell 61 DePauw 80 Valparais 71 the season belo I . to smmes ey IVe Salem '19 Walnut Ridge 44 Earlham 88 F nkl' 76 · re eav•ng YMMF3 VAILEY It ' """"} St. 91 Siena 88 ra m tie the NFL record until Sayers Cri.s u ._117 ·.JaeJ 66 Hartford 60 Georgetown, Ky. US Haoover his 22nd. we •.; Cade 3-2-8; . ,g Loyola Md. 63 lnd~ana Tch. 93 St. Francis 81 Eagles scored I i ~m~ 11-5-21, Miller 040; 'ork L. 911 Wagner 65 St. Thos. Minn 79 St. Jo. 1nd 70 within two minutes but wz: ~ss~2; Stumbo O.H, , ··' Larolina 75 Assumption 69 Detrou 103 Baldwm Wallace 80 troll's Milt Plum brolre the 211NORm GAUJA 7 . , ~ht ti6, Muhlenberg 39 Nebraska ~S:th Dakota 110 tie by hitting rookie Tom Garrett t-7-25; Ta tO:~J.l5, .. yn (oil. 95 Oneonta 91 Ark 78 A ";st Nowatzke with a 22-yard TO Logan 3-2-8· ~ 0.1-l· " conn. HI Quionip10c 88 · r 1' 06 ' 0n I. tH . Smith z.u Sttdm ' 'i 88 Bridgeport 77 Stephen Astn !II Prairie Tom Walters and Rick Lo ••• oro 0.~2; . 95 11arr ey gue ~. Totals ln-17-57 ;• '' YeshiVa 63 H Is raced 63 and 34 yards By Quarters · · '·'"" St. 94 Worcster St. 83 T::s~ll~TPexh.lnCdrhrstultl2 respectively with intercepted Symrnes Valley 11 IS 10 · · Smith 91 passes and Bob p 11 .. N . South Tex. Wstrn 83 Fresno St. 65 ramble'tl 3i ya ds with el ew:,n• orth Galha 8 I 23 17-ll7 1 urn le Auburn 79 Georgia Tech 74 West for the ~ . Reserves - North GaWa ' '" >t. 62 Cali!. (SB) 61 Southern Calil. 81 Kansas 69 kms. Symmes Valley 35. 1\iJurni JOS Ohio U. 100 Cincinnati 82 UCLA 76 •Ia. Southern 74 Union Cull. 67 Alberta 'II Wester• Colo. 81 OPEN EVENINGS 1\. ~ . .St. 78 Georgia 71 S'an Francisco 76 Ulah St. 66 l\o1U1 Carolina 66 Florida ~9 SeatUe Pclic 95 Westmont 83 1.-..~ • •awn !13 Dartmouth 74 Long Beach lOt Redlands 91 Memphis St. 69 N. Tex. St. 67 Brghm Young 87 Sola Clara 71 \ 1rgm1a Tech 72 Clemson 62 Utah 86 San Jose 57 Furman 74 East Carolina 73 Oregon St. 73 Portland 83 Providence 88 Loyola (La.) 76 FuUrton St. 86 L.A. St. Col. 83 Wm. & Mary 79 G. Wash, 66 San Dego U. 71 Pepprdne 59 H.Simmons 98 Northeastrn 83 New Me>:ico 99 Hawaii 48 Ml,.. St. 92 Louisiana Coli 71 Denver 1116 Idaho 91 Louisville 82 Bclllirmine 52 Wyoming 77 Monluna 69 -rt is reason enough. FOUNOEg ~- A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION 1'1 •• 43 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY . w Ule lnsutallce Available On Afl loans 300 W. Second St. - WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy 45 NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. . 1 72 I FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL WiD ht a Gift for tht WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" Will the college problem change our speed? · It will alow us down, If"" let iL l CoUcge enrollmenll are risinc by te.en1 hlllldNd thOUW!d ov~ year-aud that' a the pmblom. Higher edUCIIion D<edo runds to help fi. . . 1M I , faeilitioa, oquipmenlllld tc&cben to ed- Ill !"1 .potential leaden. . This ia where it burll. ProJIRIS calh fer lllldenbip. Leaders are needed, in areat abundano:e, to Dllb will :·use of our resources, manpower and hUOliD lkiUL If the supply of leaders doesn't )ccep PIGCo cao we expect to maintain oor bigh level illjobl, opporlllllilieo :andlivincstandards? · ; This is evcrybody'a concern-and evetybody can ' ·:llclp. Gj~o to tha coUcp of your choice. Subscription Rates 1 YEAR ................. · $10.00 Il t ~- People ------------------~ drop by for dinner 11M1jl0Cte<Uyf Thbo kind of ean -d 1 good wife crying for help. What do you do? Such an emergency ia our "'"""i!ltr· Wo'll, eool: up a I batch of Kentucky Fried Chlcba and have it 01\ your dinner .....-geDCJ table bef•re you know it. Just call us. You'•• &ol our nllll!hor. COl~~NOERS' ~ f,W ew-. The Dinner ti.25-'l'he Bucket $3-71 The Barrel $$.00 (ll) :10- lie CROW'S STEAK HOUSE I 6 MONTHS ........ •.. •·•.. $5.25 . llllti.:IMINI I, oncl._ f---~·· hr which ........... , _ ----~-----··~·--·-----------·---~- Coli..• ,Is Amerlce'a n,t frl..-cl ''r. _ _.......,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_ I Hit Ct'lflicll ,., FIRIIIclll AI-. Utcttlll• •, . . New1papar hhtrtlsln& btcutlvtl Auoclltllll. '"·••'· ''·•''"'·-v~ VPI Invitatloaal At Blaekhurg, Va. Duke 75 Vrginia 72 Ala, 79 Mas.. 73 liD........, Classic AI Milwaukee, Wit. W. Va. 101 WiBcolllin 113 Marquette 75 Washington 74 Lola Ialaad Toarnament Hofstra II Adelphi 66 C.W. ~t 70 Queena M Koatn<ky lavllallooal Al~ly. Calilornia 75 Air Foree 70 Kentucky 11 Indiana 11 Vaaderbill ClluJo AI Nalllvllle, TtiiiL Army 64 Su!hm Metbodl.st 51 v. .derbllt 7Z Wstra. st. ~ DEC. 23-1:00 PM $200-$100-2 • $5.0 Prizes end 4 • $25 PRIZES SPORT SHIRTS ... In eotto118 and Decton Solfda stripes, checks. Madras, IYJ tapered and 'regular: 3.50 to 6.95 SWEATERS ... by Rugby, Arrow and Puritan. Or1om, shetlanda, lambswool and moha,ir. In the most wanted desipa and colon. Pullover cmiJ. gan and tleeoeless. ' New .............., ...... ._lllorOllCo. , ....ly ,._Salol TOPCOATS & ALL-WEATHER COATS by Alligator · •• H4TS. , .by l'ortis-GLOYIS ••. by Hugeer JADE lAST .• . by Swank '299 no.oo o.... - 1a1- ., c.n•.,,.,, r... llborciqc-- ....._, c - &lode c.. Londmork t..,; a>Counby ra,q ._....Sltttin . ·~-·-~ 'HIS' Gti'r STORE 'DOWNIE· ..... FUIWITUIE CO• - ' .._.IDrl..tn P.ronclo l'loftst -GROSS' .• , 1ft lallon flMtlul'llll ' Ht.u.,a~ .._ .....,.ey ~~y KacJ_., ' ~~~ifl/i:1i'~ i/!:\';.\,,F~J~•{~ ~~•; ~Ji~Y~~fi:! ·~~.,.,,,.,."'""'"'"·"'"'· .,.;"""' ·" STORES ARE OPEN EVENINGS All Perticip•ting Merchants Are Now Giving FREE TICKETS. All You Do Is Register At "Gold Star Stores" : SUITS & SPORT ·COATS ... by Stylemart Mlddl.shadt and Brookfield. ' SLACKS . .. by Jaymar and Hubbard. MASON No purchase is required. Need not be present to win. Winners will be notified. All Dr•wings Held In Pomerov P1rldng Lot 3 ROOMS ONLY GIVE-AWAY $800 in Cash Prizes eFINAL DRAWING '. f' 'r WY 2-5432 CASH Toumame1t1 SUa Devll Oa18lc At Tempo, Ar11. Colorado 83 Baytor 77 MAS0tt W. VA. · ~·!laNd n •ll!bilt Mrtltt In CODPII'IIIII Wfttl 1111 Mvlttlt!Rf:Ct~JRCII, . ..........·-----~·-·"·· ·-··-···"·---·-·---·-·--·-·-·--·-·-.. "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS MALE-ORDER GIFTS ............... '""DoUy IIIIIIMitll ~~~ ~--····--·······---··----·-----··--·-- ... and you may win Cash in the C oO Midwest SE Missouri 92 Ohio Nrn. 79 ll•thel 85 Buena Vista 14 1\ Central It L Ill. (Chi) 112 Srn. fllin is 64 S. Diego st. 35 Nrn. Illinois 82 W. Mich. 81 Miam, 82 BaU St. 47 Wiltenberg 65 Oberlin 48 Steubenville 77 lll. Wes. 63 lliram 89 Fredonia NY Tl Mt. Union 87 W. Liberty 66 Youngstown 86 Muskingum 52 Bliss Coil. liB Kent St. 107 Lewis tl6 Great Lakes Nvl 61 Fairfield 90 Xavier Ohio Bl D.<~~'ton 70 Ganlsius 67 Minnesota 89 Creighton 71 Villanova 65 Toledo 60 Loyola (Ohlol 100 Tulsa 72 Butler 76 Indiana St. 70 Wichita 101 Teus Tech 84 ~ - D. St. 78 Augustana S.D. 119 Akron 71 Kent St. 70 ' '_, ,, SEE SANTA IN POMEROY Dec:. 20 thru Doc. 23 10 til noon - l :00 to 3:00 and 6:30 to 8:30 Frii., Dec. 24 10 til noon - 1:00 to 3:00 Here Are Your "Gold Star'' Pomeroy Stores: loll P1tnkUn ll<lre 1'ort. Clllllllng tt.uao 'L 4 Z Shop •wiiioe• • Lohlo Druio ElberfeNs Cl!a,iM~t<. . . . .... Morauet:h-'1 ..... Shop lluo a Gror •-ront __ . w.............. ... ,•._. ........ ,_,_, , ._c ,. .. ltlfllent ....,..,..,.. ..... t~•ehHinlwere. Mlo'IMaltiol .~- ., I8I!J 6t ]'n! Santa Suggests... .•r,,i.\ $25 to *2000 *Shopping Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores* ' ,, -;., ..,.,. "· Gibbs Grocery POIMtOy Motor Comp•nr Pemeroy Flower Shop K1rr 6 VanZandt Molor Solei ..........,SonaeoStotion llmlll Marbl wu-·a Lou.,.,.nnot I(....... Molgo 1~"'-nl Co. INrJ Aut.' Parto Co. Tha 'IIIIi• '""" ou...,.'llvpptrs~oro ....... RilnMIIII Ohio VeJiey. Ph•nblnt & Hutfnt Downit-GI'OfiS Asliland Oil & Rollalllf Ce. Arnold lroo, P1ombillf & Hootlnt ,_,., Postry Shop SPONSORS: A.D.Weooi6Diodo a ..,. Lollnlfrr Rehl-n'o Loundrr Dnla.Wornwt-lwlngfl_....,. 11i~ l~/ 'oH ;j (I j I J"lli .i~t~ ~~·t.( "-~!~ :· ! ' '>! . �) I• • Kroger-Priced Lower-Prices On All Y DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-ldl44leport, 0' Dee. 20· 1985- guest~ Mrs. Paul Vf~'!CilsbHoCshte~sts of OEPSrty :.-:: Faehnle and Mrs. "Festival of Llgbto," • dr.. Past Matron:t u " mas a ne.,;,..uons In the borne •IJJoU.. 11 tbe~O:U!.:.. The homo ol Mrs. Paul Winnl Anthony, Mrs. J. A. Yoang, rted out the holiday season :::"ter, ~. ohow: was tbe scene or the Cbr~=~ ~··~lou~ai:•· Menu!; recording of the S •.,...,,..,..,,..,__ _ . TWI'I'1ghf Gar:den ClUb Ch riSfmas Dinner is Held at Federated Church :=: •• Dubuque Camied Kroger Brand Grade A s... ..... . $ .49 ..... . Slb. can 10 lb. can -· lb. 89c . ' Chriatmas Week Only Kreger Tul'lctv• 1re double in. Store Hours lqul•r Hovrt in this graup fQ weu th• Lebel. While '"'PAIY lt1h. Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. FOR THi lb. Armour Star Grade A OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 10 Jbs. to 16 Jbs... . Jb. 43c CLOSE 6 P.M. DECEMBER 24 *Candy Headquarters WEEKE~D. Over~ U. S. 0. A. Oraolt A. Thoto A.... ur Star bird• 1(1 •cltrtftflcally ftll kl ,... 500 *EGGNOG *Maple Lawn Turkeys Stewing Hens • Oysters David Davies Fully Cooked Hams & Smoked Hams lb. 12 lbs. to 16lbs.. _. lb. 41 c: .. • · Ch' · ~Mi- :·.•.... Thloht PJece . Jcken ........ o~:-~·~~ ..... ....... -... lb. 49c Tenderay Boneless Boston 1 IIJ, ....... lllcod IMOKED HAM Elp, 12124/11& oas lb. " Br1nd FP"'Itn Kroger ••• ••• • Morton Asst'd. Variety lb. S.ml 79·C " Ham Whott Sontlon - - - 1~. 59e Country Club Peaches 4 Kroger Roll nr Print No. 20 liZ, pkgr. Buy plenty 11 mit low price lot your tablt tnd for sen. ·r·ISSUe • • • • .. • 5 oning yow holiday dinint-r • tb. 2 "· pkt•· $1 Krottr Btrtlttt Pear Halves •• 3 ~::, 89c Sheffield lont While treamers ..... . _-... ... . With $S Pun::ha11 Sheffield Saucers _. _______ ......... cans Krtttr •r•l1tf -~ Potatoes .. _.. 3 Gold Med1l •'lour .. _.... _5 .... lb. tril Shtfiitld CovtrM ,.,.. ~0~~ .Exp. 12/24/ 65 Hille red Fruit Cakes . __ . _.. .... 4 :~~. $1.59 Cold Cres.t Candy Canes . -... "-. ---. I ct. 25c Holiday :\fix .. _... __ . __ . , ... 29c Holidav \fix ..... .. _.. ___ "oz. 49c Cane 0' Canes __ . _.... _•. 2 ... 39c No.303 ARMSTRONG'S Unoleum •.•. Inlaid Vinyl ANY PRl CE SIMON'S MARKET cans TOILETRIES TIES smrs PAJAMAS SPORT COATS SWEATERS SLACKS HATS LUGGAGE JACKETS HOSIERY TOPCOATS BELTS ALL-WEATHER COATS BILLFOLDS HANKIES WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT UNDERWEAR MOHAWK MAGEl 1:1pen ln•t.aUatton TO PLEASE Satl~aetioll Guaranteed GIFT INGQS FURNITURE Certificate FOR A NEW HAT II New York Clothing House POMEROY-"A GOLD STAR STORE" ly~:N~ig~ht~,"~w~ith~B:en~P~Jiil:s~on~,~=~-~~~~:;~~;;~~;:;~t:::~:.~o:;:::::.i~ presented with Missprogram Carol hour a Christmas · soloist. tel in charge. The first 1 I grades made up the choir led the eougregatlon in the singing of "Joy Jo Ihe World." Rec1itations wP.re given by Be ' I Fultz, Mark French, and . U1a Krawsrzyn. David Kralv- ' I SC'<yn played "Star or I h I East," on an accordion and 1 companied for the singing "Silent Night.'' Kindergarten children ''Away in the Manger" and the prayer Jed by Mrs_ IKrawsczyn. Two Christmas t::E.:M:·~A:IN!-:~~~:·:--!-!--!!-!--!!:-:::-:!!-:p~~~M:E:-R~:~y:-~~~::;~:~~~e~r~~w~ ~·~~~e cico rl! WY 2-3975 SIDRTS JEWELRY P'toor lltO'Verint lor ft'81'7 kind of Door. Best patterns. ProfeuJonal lnstallation by WI, ot do it JOW'Mll Cali W\:' :l·l fJ:i~ fo1 free estimate, TRANSISTOR PORTABLE TAPE RECORDER 99 REO. $29.95 - __$24· 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO SELECT • • FROM THE FINEST Jewelry Boxes IN MENS TOILETRIES BATHROOM SCALES eBRUT eCANOE REG . $!1.9! - - - - eENGLISH SEE OUR GOOD SELECTION OF PLATFORM ROCKERS $ ALL FAMOUS BRAND GIFTS EXPERT INSTALLATION! Christmas Special! Applesauce ro~HIIRIEQ FOR HIMI DO ITI. Coffee ...... 3 ~- $1.85 49c ~:!~~~· ::.;. Bradbury, Mrs. Nan Lee Smith, Mrs. Jack Bernnrd F Jtz and •. u Norman Wayland. Mr LET INGELS lpotllght .... "Kmger Sweet Shop" WI>\ 1!>lo ~ .... ,.,.,_ II Churc.h Altars Are Decorated For Services Aspirin ....... 3 :~:. $1 Stokely Sauce 9c $1 ~~~e~~'f.:~·c=:'. I Norwkh ~;: Oce~ Spray Cranberry .... 99c ...h 2'/a *gal. Deluy BASKETS Avondale Yellow Cling Fruit Pies Ice Cream Butter FRUIT Swift's PremiuM Ctttn'Sh Hens .•••.. Circle and Eleanor Circle, oon, Mrs. M. L. """"" which had been plaeed in a James Br.,.lngtOn, Mn. 1 Candied Fruits - Goodies WMit suuiy lasts 20 lbs. up Different Kinds *Fancy Fresh Fruit - Nuts a ,(1, • ~ d ten ~ hit \'t\1 demand for your hofld•r t.blt, Fresh Frozen Frying Chicken Paudl11 Ytlltr Fre•h Fror:'" ~ 1 to Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. 1 mas !llorles entitled, "It's ChristThe program wa!l in charge: mas Ot1ce More" and ''SHent 1 . of Mrs. Elmer Wickham who j Night," and a poem, 11At the· read the story of the first Am~ IEnd of the Year." Christmas! erican Christmas tree. Mrs. : music selections were played . Ralph Gilmore read BD article, !by Mrs. Lillian Steiff, an~ : Road of Glory, after which tho I Mrs. Wino on tho organ 1111d pl· group sang Christrrws carols ' ano. I with Mrs. Wic~am as accom·i Mrs. Evelyn Lewis present-! panlst. Gifts whtch had been I ed a gift from the club to Mrs.l placed under the lighted tree, : Milcnell and gills were ex-1 were elChalliJed. _ changed around t1te lignled tree. I A salad course was served from a table covered with a red net and satin cloth centered with ll Christmas arrangement of hol· ly and tapers. Otner decorations were used I throughout the nome In keeping I Poinsettias, greenery and can-' with the holiday. dies decorated the alters of the Present were Mrs. Paul Wlnn, I various churches In Middleport Mrs. Grifr Russell, Mrs. Allen for lhe Christmas S'"day wor- ~ Hughes, Mr>. Fielding Hawk-! I ship services. The potted plants ins, Mrs. Max Harrah, Mrs. were teken to shut-ins follow- Wiili•m Haynolds, Mn. Lillian ing the services, ISteiff, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. AI Heath Methodist Church Waller Hay.. , Mra. Gene Nor· the Ita was banked with poin- tun, Mrs. Delbert Mllchell, Mrs. .a r d Joho Lyons, Mrs. Chari.. Bensethas presented by ~· a~ neU, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. 1 Marie Hawkins, Mrs. Mrs. Homer Cook . as 19 Willis Iannual custom, and taken to shut-in memhers following - - - - - -- -servkes. The decorating was ior MYF. Hospital and Home 1 done by a committee from Class Sunday was also observed with 12 Circle. 1 a special offering. The choir During the Church School · presented the anthem, ••o HoI OP BREAD EXTRA TOP VALVE STAMPS from all coupom in this ad SIMON'S Kroger 16 tbs. up Closed '~'"TY 45c 11o. ;;!'· s:"o..e::......_. . ::!~."'w~:a:m12~e four 1 Whllt SUJIItly La1t1 Saturday BVY Ducklings .•.••• . ••. •. 11o. 49e Chickens •. . •••. . . • Qteetad'; First, only U. S. GPvtrnment lnQNcted Grade A Turktv• are itt aside for Kroger. Th'" l<{ogtr eac· cortll"g to tiM ·mod rigid spotclticil· tio~ta, slngiH out. the finest Turlcey1 Monday th"' Thundoy ~ ~rtttr lrond Fro~~n Rtastl"' K,....,. lrud 'men Dowsons Hosts At O H r~adMr:. F.~ Plus You Get Top Value Stamps i:: ";"eerl : ; : 1a~:'m~n p Tbeayer ef h enl tabl . ..,.. were Mll. , lamet The annual Chrlllmao dinner making 12 table arrangements oo WSAZ-TV Swlday ol IZ:» "';"};;of tbe,:st=;" GIS ,;,n .ks. ~ Neutzllng. and coffee were of the TwUigbt Garden club for Athens SIDte Hospital. Com- p.m. Frio ~yang~ Mr1 Grill women of the churcll was held """-"-· eveDin• at munlcations were read from Mr l Hester, a JP'IIduate of Pom~y ev ng. r res m e · the l"edera~-;;ri ';.Jth Roy Holter acknowledging tne, eroy High aebool, II I lludeot sell was lhe 81slotilliJ hoslc8area~ covered Mlh •. damask ing at the refreshment table. ests oealed at a table lovely club payment of dues illld from 1 lu drama al lllarsball Col- I Devotions of scripture "' ond cenlered WJth • Assisting during the cover, centered with a Mrs. Louise Griffith, third vice: lege, HuuUiliJWn. Jllo wile Is 1 ing & prayer, prepared pen OUSe plan\, gifl of Mr. and Christmas anangement and president. thankmg the club for i the fonner Asenatb Tracy. I.lames Pullen, wer:m Wil~ ~ Rev and Mrs. Marvln l er Cook.. Other decorations with red eandlcs on "':thf'r side.: its contribution tu the Wahkee- ..• ""W::~~w 1~0.w,·<:<rtl).''~ AMrthos John L~~si w~lcomed Dowson, ani sons, J)oug 11 n d eluded a miniature sprayed OPEN EVENINGS Mt!S l<ltmla Genheimer ask- na fund 1 n ny, pres en • · I · · ] d dl rut a "oinrseltla ' Dwight, entertamed With Jhetr r.n can el!l• a ..,, J nl Mrs. Ph'!1 W1'll"mm.son a nd Mrs ., son• regional director cornmenl· , Mrs. Delbert Mitchell, .. 1 grace. th h teJumor •• 1 1 After dinner1 the group ad· iGaynelle Wtse thanked the club jed on the county flower sbow, ,Past Matron o1 e cap r, 81 '! traditional open house SundayjpJant, the gtft from one u or journed to tbe social room for for flower !': sent them while hos- 1thanked members who made 8 new member· i for parishioners and friends in MYF. its meeting and party. Mrs. pitalized It waR voted to send :erdrJes, and. congratulated thOSI! j Durmg the businea~ : ; on, Uthe':._':co~m~m~nnl~IY~-~Se,~ve""n~ty'.:·~s~ev~en~:_!lMrt::'':..-~Ja~m~e~sCri~·s~w~el~l~~ ~ ;.everett Roush president, was e poinsettia to Miss Ethel Gar~ 1 rece1-(tng r1bboos. : thank-you note~ were re rom , ~ In charge of the meeting and !and in Meig~ Gefl{'r:d Hosp: I Chru:tmas corsages made and 1Mr~. Kalad Hmdy and Ella , members answered roll call with, and ,• · Ilow-, worn by the members ~re Smith . Chnstmas cards were · t mas poem . .,_ W A Drake, 'ent to Mrs. Zelia Cross and a Chrls ~ula. Louis L·II . Round roblo cards w IJUdged IJy Mrs . , M "H d h It nd a' Reibel, devotional leader gave 1~nt to ,\1, , , 1s M1ss Mrs ~uu1s Reibel and Mrs. Ger·, , r . ntlrry . ou as e a 1 the story from Luke 2:1-20. Elsie llrut, i\l 1:." ti<Jrland and ald Wildermuth who ~~:warded aiChnstmas. g•ft was to~ :tent , Final plans were made fori Mrs. Howell .Mrii Jack Rob- f1rst to Mrs. Mary H:. Hemes, to Mrs Cross. . 1 -· - ·-~-- - - - - - -·. second to Mrs. Robm and third Mrs. Anthony read two Christ- aU.:· I wen registered by Miss ed the Dowsoo lsmlly wltb LEATHER TIMEX WATCHES ePIPES ePIPE RACKS Plastic or Nylon COVERS Grapefruit - Blt:nded • Orange Kroger Juice$ California Navel Oranges K_, Egg Nog ~ ~ ~ .... 59c •••• ~~a ..,. $1.09 Krot41r Larqe Size .. 1 · . Fresh Whole ... " ., ' ...... . .,......... .. l •·•· pkft. K....,.r SALTINEI E!p. U/%116.1 • .,., ~ .. · . ~ ,.. , .,:. can• •••••••• ASST. lnsta1natlc CAI.nera COLORS AND CARRYING CASE Sterile Cream-·-·-··-···-~.,. 39e Polyloaon Cream' Cheese .•• -••.•• 2, ,:. 59c: I err1es English Walnuts ........ ~~. ,... 59c M.h~.4 ~uts •• :.... -.~-- "-~· 59e u lb. pkg. • 1 .... ,1 :.;:~ ;~c.~ ;ll. •. .ii,• . ·, ~~ •.t · .... . . . Pen &Pencil Sets ss·'5 ST Y L E * SERv·t CE • •••••••••• Bibb Lettuce . -•••••.•••• •• 39c ]iJsearc)le Lettu.te •.•. ~ ••• ... 19e SHEAFFER CONVENIENT TERMS YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2ND AVE. 'l!>/>o!:.' • ·::-~· ...... ,...... ;:~i7- $15·'5 !(- Phll..,ttllla CoHage ., Clilest ··· ·· ··· 2 1~. crtn, 49c doz. KODAK lfl nz MIDDLEPORT, 0. 71 MIL IT. 122 N. SECOND .. I . i MIDDLEPORT, 0 •• REI PAIICING IN '~I �.~ • • •. • ,.:,.,,. • • 'l...,.,.... · . . . ~ ..... ~--~ .... ...... -. lo!f-......... ~ -~ · - . . . . . . • · ,._..,. ........ - · - .... . ... ..:. '• • '· ' ~ ~ .... "' ................... " •: . . . 'It "11'-1· .............. .... . . ... ... ·~ ~~......~-;:o. ••· ·~ .. ........... , ,. ,. - ....~.. ..... .. -··• l • • e- ·f . .t , ., ~- - .....- .... .. v ~ ~- ." ~ ~ - ~ ~ ... .. .... rl " fl "''lt' .........- .... ~............... ....... . il- ..... ··- ... ' .. .... .. . .... ~ . .... . . .~ ...·- ··· ---- ·· ·- .. ~- .. _ .,:.-·. . ·- · · - -~- .. --.. - ,p-- ·•.. ' . • ' • • •. " • ........~~~..,...... .......~:,.Upticu*,... •••"'l"_, ..,,, •.,llf!"'! IIIII ., , - · ~-""'~1' ............. ~,_ ... ,. ' ., . t · ,. "' ·f ' "' , .- , t I , ,_,. ~·-:.' :·i !i· :f J . ' . ' .. ., ..... , •.--. • .. ., .. . •- .. •- "- • • • · _.. • * •. ~~ ,.. ...;,· 't" • • • "- . •·r • . .,. i' ' '1 II '"· '·' . . . ~- II!DUaet .P<mjeroy-llllddleport, 0, Del.. 20, 198li ·' .. CIAL . . So. ,- ' WCTUPian·nt'ng T0 DIS• f" 'bute ,. S hoo ' , C I Mater1al . . CAl t"NDAR Youth Choir Meeu In ParsoMge room .d>~ Dally s~nttnel, PomeroJ·Itiiddleport, c""''""" ,_... ,. """ ... ...,..tho... ....u..~e - ·~ !hul•lnS Held (II Kloel Home Mr. and M11. fo'aMJpg Kloe8 of <Jwrcb, Sales T Coll-.i.t . ..., -1•ons' up 82 Perc.aont ··n SEO Area l'INtl'l> a.sert c:ourae. Attending were Mr. 1ng "'tbt. KI••• bnmt tor entertained members of 1be and Mn. Tony Fowler, Mr. and The Youth choir of the Laur· .. Golden Rule Claao of l1le Firs! Mrs. Fred HoHman. Mr. alld el Cliff Free Methodist burch I ()l!:C. M BapUst qturob Thursday ever.- Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Gerald Anfh met Thursday evening ~n the The ~OF class of tht United lng In their <nnual Chrlstma• lin)l, · Mrs. Dave Jenlrt~, Mra. ,. recreation room of . rsona e IMethodist cburcb will have their party .. The clasB enJOY«i a tur- Charkfl Searles. Mrs. Cbarler.e ; Plans were made to dist:ib- Scripture reading ;sue ~a~ annual Christmas porty Monday ~ey dmner preceding the D',eet· Tbom~;.s, Mra Eugene Murray _n te temperanc(' literature and cy 0 d the meetin follow· evening, at the nome of Mrs. mg. . and Plu. Donald Boone. M:-s. l."okmarks lo the schools when ed : ra er b M:~ H Clifford Ebersbaeh with Mn. A g1ft e1ch.m~e wu held • Boone was J,resented wltb a ' " :v!icldleport unit of the Clark. rie ~oupy sang, Gerald Wildermuth as co-host- 1,"'.,u.,nd ....a.-.ili?'-h•te"'d"'C"hrls;;,;';;lmas~~~'~'eii.-"gti;,·r•., · ;;'ro~m~th~e,.:•~laaa~........., ~· -.. _TU 1_1.1et Friday . evening !mas oorols after which g:;ts ess. There wiD be a 5G cent gift1r--~ - -.. .. ' ttl · ~I rs! ~aptlst C~urch I were exchanged. Refreshments exch~nge. . ~.rs. Ue!ly Clme,: pre.sid{!nt,lwere serv~d by Mrs. Gerald I1 !'f~1gs County Hosp1tal C~:Tllll~ucled the meetmg w1th the Pullins Mrs. C1ark Rev and rrusswm at Veterans Memorial ,ol~ening prayer given by Mi~s i Mrs. E~gene Gill and Mrs·. Sel- l hospital Dece~ber 20 at 8 p.m. Route 7 2 Miles South of Middleport .. ~targaret Sauer, county preSJ· don Baker. Attending were Bet-ll Regular meeting. l.ct._:nt. j ty e.nd Roger lein, Be<'ky EbDEC. 1 • 1 PRESENTS .1trs. Jaeob Turner gave de- 1lin,' Leonard Lyons, Kay and The aMual Chmtmas P~ l Hllions, using scripture from . ~1ickcy HowelL Karen Flores, · gram of Salisbury School wtU ·.'l'ttus and a meditation "O i Darlene Eblin, Sandro and uren· be held ~esd~y, at 7:30 p.m .. I ~Come Let Us ~dore Him." The 1da r.ilmo!'e· Karolyn and Tom- The Lydi.a C1rcle of t~e Urut·prugram was m charge of Mrs: my Soulsby, Patty Roush. Jun- ed MethodiSt church wtU meet FRIDAY & SATURDAY THRU NEW YEARS Elizabeth Slaxen and consisted ior Pullins, OC'<'kv and \1ike Tuesday at 7: ~ p.m., at ~e ;~a three _readings, " Alcohol ! Wright, Roger nieh! and Wayne church. M~. R1chard Rupe wll1 11 _Facts" given by Mrs. SlaVen; !Leifh~it. : have devolions and Mrs. Guy 1• 1 'Prayer Breakfast" by Ueu- j Guinther, the program. Host~ssl.ah White· and ''They Dare 1 C G I es will be Mrs. Charles PersmgNot Tell 'lt," by Mrs. Arthur 1 ana.sltJ rOUfJ IWi er and Mrs. Jack Carsey. Mem· Lewis. . j Meeting Tllur.:uluy bers are to brlng canned food The unit mted to purchase 1 • for a basket. 300 bookmark! to bt! given to ' The BI-Monthly . eana~IH I DEC. %2 school children; The meeting! club held their Chr~stmas dJn~l The Laurel Cliff Free Methowas closed with the friendship ner !hursday evemng ~t the dist Churdl will present Us d rcle and the bt'nedlction. The ~artm restaurant. Followmg the. annual Christmas program, in- I host-esses, Mrs. Nora Hamilton idmner, the group went 1? the eluding a play, "The Dark and Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner,jhome . ~.f. MT".;. RJch.~rd Fmla~ , Dark Night," Wednesday, D.ec-:-erved a snlad course from a lEast Mam St ., for g.mu~s. PrJZ· ember 22, "dt 7:30p.m. Ou!d· ta!iie oontered with a Christ-ies were aw~rded to Mrs. ~on- ren <Jnd thP youth rhoir will m~s· ·arrengement made of Hid McKem.u· and M.rs. G u Y1participate. The pub lie is in· gre~ery and red tapers in can- 'C.ow~n. Secret pal gtlts were! vi ted. I de!ahra encircled wi lh poinset-Idtstnbut~d, The Christmas parly of the [ L1as. Attending in addition to! ,A dessert c~rs~ w~s s~rved 1 American Legion Auxiliary of Jill' above were Mrs. Pearl Hoff.l b~ the hostes" to tho~e named iUwis Manley Post 263, sched-1 man, Mrs. GeDf:'vive Saxton. : above and Mrs. Max Fulmer, uled for Wednesday at 7:30 p. [Mrs. J.ohn Beaver. Mrs. Char-~ m. a: the !lome of Mrs. Camp- I • , 1.les Riffle· Mrs. Paul T~ylor ' bdl Harprr. has been changed , Juruor ~fl F Pions ,and a guest, Mrs. Terry Ph.llm. to the Mt. Moriah BapUst 1 DI~~OUNT HI GH-7 CLUB 233 MAIN STREET before night. * ' Church in Middleporl. Point Pleasan,t W. Va. MILK ...................... 49cgal. BUTTERMILK .......... 1gal.35c EGG N0 G.......... · .... · cjt. 47c HI-C JUICES · ··· · · 3 - 46 oz. cans 89c ICE MILK ............... gal.89c 7• UP .. ·.............. · 7 oz. 35c ctn. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING . STOCK OF 1 OJiice 1 TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS lor the High School, with Karen I 1 Haynes president, in charge, 1416 Main St. Pt4 PINNnt, W. Y1. f.• Ha.tess Friday I Plans were made to have a eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Mls. Dalo Smith entertained 1speaker at the next meeting to . _ DEUVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE the Third Frlday club Friday explain how to become a candy- 1Les Wlliamson Bilt Wellman t'\'eJ~inll at her Sprlng-av home,, striper and what Is their dutles.: deaigoed wiUl a wl~ is beautifully decorated · Refreshments were served Ht 1 spectal flair lor,~ the Christmas season. ~ the dose of th meeting, after! A. short business session which the girls went caroling 1 gracious living wa~·: held .wtth Mrs. Henry Rei- io Rutland. ~ bel p~sidlng. The meeting op71\. tned witb tbe Lord's Prayer WA.~ CHAIRM:\N in llliisoa.: ._T,Jte next meeting will Mrs. Shirley Mills wa!l dec· be helll . at' Ute home of Mrs. oration chaMnan for the Busv. Max Meiilkart in January. Bee Class Olristmas dinner held r.ame$:· , were played and a Thursday evtning at the MidSunbemn YGfs Sun bemn Jli.U prize a~ to Mrs. Bentz dleport First Bapti :> l Church. stai nless steel \\o'olfe. R~freshments were ioe~- 1 The table decoratiom inrlqdert MixmaBter automatic mixer ved from : a table attractive m1an arran,zpment using a ma ·. e lectric white -irnllri" and centered with ]donna with angel hair and h!ue l percolator an ar~~ment of red roses, balls combin.<:d with blue can- 1 holly ~4 . berries. While at the dies in white ;111jk gl:::o.s holder~. tabl~,. Mrs. Smith presented -·-· - --·- -~ each fne111ber with a gift. At- hart, Mrs. Ben Nt!utzling. MTA. I · were MJ·s. Fred Des- IDenver Thoma, Mrs. Cleland i -. . Wolle, Mrs. Grover Hines, Mrs. Ray Seidenabel · Reibel, Mrs. Metn- 1Mrs. Arnold Hay,ce~s·-·---- Urs Dal Smith · • e . ~~ Christmas Decorations And Gift Wraps BULOVA 1 hair dryer • Utra ~ iaA mowes '. v OFF /). c~opener _,_ SO ouiet ,.at~ CM • ~and&ea MYetanct_. SlZI lK $n&pe CMI tall $19.84 gift-ql!i!i!Y -- $15.94 - Sunbeam Vists Sunbeam YTst. ~==­ sprny, a toa.rn MulU· ordryiron cooker try pan • SLarg~'tpsS "_y I AI $-TED. &-' • PuW-boCto. COIIIIMI '"'k OF LIST PRICES ! eleo<rio • Fast sinele oonttot r4~cap r• _ SunbewnlliMII h•gh IIO!ume o1 air lor faster dtying. yet is 0, the phofte ...._... BULOVA the watch! 1 ...... V.ist.l DEC. 24 SALE I ~· .·} I ' ftw,frt' I ·C fl.lln 'flj!fltt. (bulfet...,. 17 Jr·<ffiii!IIMmnt. 4n lDKI. 'liild. ·~..%::::~ 1181111 QDal:taL ' 111011;Nr . .• . w.~..,lllf •. ltlf· wlllllln£ AJI •W.n.fi:p . aut~ lllll.l7Jewell. "- Sunbeam Visl• L""'=,_J Mlxmaster ' . ,-.<.,. ...... '•' ·'''•r . Min llf.ill.;; 'fMJII · and bdut)' ~11red i~ .. 17 r~w~J shOCk· resistant watciJ, In yeJ. ,, ~e r~.v or white. MltolllnJI t•~UIIO" b~let . Leldlftl Ltll' - Tblt daiRty fMed watth tile •n• Duulet eatchu . $WI uerr fllcll.- of ll&hl ill r•llow If wlllle. 21 .. . . . . . . . . . . Ill Cll'(lll' "A" - Rut• .gel! n -'' outlloo•s - 11 Jewel~ . ull·wlndlnL Come in aiid see .QI{r fQ.mplete seleciwh·· of Bulova wolchiB, $~4.15 ,, to $25/)1).' . Sunbeam"'*' bandmlxer radtant • linvr-<lutr lhOtor control • Large, fulknho. beaters • l humb·tip ~d contfol • A•-.ic bea!M efe<:tor waster PRIZES •3995 appliances controlled heal I 614 1 Lady Sunbeam IN TOTAL $300 a:.f, $23.94 DEC. 4 .. .. ·.. · $50.00 DEC. 11 · · .... $50.00 $50.00 DEC. 24 ·· · · · ·· · $50.00 1 1 m~·;"~~·~~~,,~,~t~::. ,~:~~:~ ly in the home economics room I Chl'ldren Gl've M usical Program At Racme • pTA DRAWING DATES 1 ·~ the~ !f~ourth~~G~r~ade~JDO~th~er~s:_.-~tbt~llll'!.r,~:!!.~!.:th~e~!!:lllOI~t~~_!ll~tltt~danct~~·~--_l!,I!!!!,...:M;Jid4;;1;1f:l;l'l~,~0;, RACINE MERCHANTS Chatter Club Meets at Home ' Of Mrs. Carson TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS ITYLOAN s~fqt 1 1 1 thel tl ·c Rt~ 1 SHULER'S GROCERY 1 ,_hrJStmas party -wnen the Jl~!'l- I The Rock Springs Better BrothPr' s wedding YOU ""' ,.,.. by dooliDr with oodt. mr MYF of Heath Methodist Health club met at the MethoBuy ... ~ino. Clem up bills. Eanl ('imrch met Sund<1y . evening. dist church Thursday for it~ Attended Satrtrda)' dillrount& Have more for yourself. Phoot l ~; 1 v nda Hysell, prestdent., p· e- annml potluck Christmas din· for our qttlck O.K. TbeD. Mop for~__,-, ~~dc·::l. ner with 14 members and two The Rev. and Mrs. M. E. I OD our very be:lt tennt. The Christmas party was euest::~. Miss Susanna Arnold and Dowson and sons, Doug and ~t heduled Thursday cver: 1 n~. Mrs. w. A. Ordke. present. ; Dwight. were in Miamisburg, I Dec, 2.1 at~ p.m. from 8 .- lO Mrs. G-:org~ Sldnner. gtesl~~ Ohlo .. Satur4ay to attend p. m.. follo~tng the randle!,ghl dent. conducted a shoQ..,.busi,l weddinj;. _ef ,, )lffl! . ~' ~; ~'- rv1ce IJemg held h~, the S~H ,,ess session, after which gifts John Raisch to M1ss June Gr;,gg wr:l\on 'F. Ken:1y Smit:1. thai"- wer•· ~xchanged. Two Christmas of El Segundo. callf. The wed-' man, re<1d committee ll l'!Tlbt:rs stories wue read, Christmas J1ing was solemnized in I he ! -wh id1 included food - :-l•lvia Magic, by Mrs. Lewis Grueser ' Church of God with the Rev.[ & SAVINGS CO. S·.va nsnn. Sandy Johnwn. Vick·' :md Jest for You, Mrs. Harold I Lillian McGuire. officiating. ! w Sutton. Jennil'er Goble. VernE"lllackston. Boxes for shut . in ~ Mrs. McGuire. the minister, I <lrd, Mark and Keith Fre ~ch; and sick of th~ community were · is the motllP·r or the famous See Phone Book For N.ariJ1 de(..'Orating Lu Ann French, I prepared ((lr del1very ·during singing sisters, The McGuire , Rho)1da . Hysell, Okey Ritter, afternoon . The Jamrary fll('€'\- Sisters, of radw and TV fame. 1 Do~e· Walters and Debbie Gil- ing will be held at the lmme of Mrs. Dowsoo and ber fam ily ke~~~~ames - Ken Smith, Ed- 1\1rs. Lewis Grues'-'L -~ have known the ).1cGuire fam-1 SPECIAL LONGER HOURS TILL CHRISTMAS rl :~fUrown. Roi>!1Je Ord ?l.n •i I • ily for several rea~s , since they I Tlwighl Dowson, T~mmy Cooke, ! Futue Homenwl.·ers Icame from MJanusburg. Members aretobrrngsandwrch· -·--·- ·-- ------· -·----·---- -ts, .~. co :lki~s and pop. 0/ Rut1°n.d Mt> el ··:"' · IIJiJiiiJtJIWIJIIIJtJtJIIIJJIIJJJtDIIJIIIJtltllltNIJtJt»tM.......-11'111'~--Iftlll m~~~:~·~ smg cooclu•e• ~ SPECIALS OPEN 9 A. M. TIL 10 P.M. MON THRU SAT. 1 for I'art)' Comflleted I · Fourteen ~femb<•r< 1 r P~ ;~ ns were cr.mr. e1ed for the ! Mret for Dinner mar MHIOX Call in the morning. CASH ·-:=~ I P"St Wishes For The Holiday Season THE FOUR WANDERERS 1 In Gallipolis HOUSE 7 •------------------..J AnnutifParty r'ofiacalyoarn~. c:i. 1 Formal Dan"' Is Planned by Rainbow Girls Sorority Holds . Deo. 20, t86~9r 011111• - 19,2tuo, IUIIUI, 1114,800.38, 1123.174.1~. Ont 11 rour Jovelr79UIIII Jad· Party I• Given for In will be orowld quec d.,.. ilY HOcklllr ·- 11,m.... Mm.• • Ins 1111 ~PMmu~oo <~ t11e New Aelln1 p.M. ~· oo. 11(11,260.11. m11.1116.10. unce. V)'lq tor u.. ~ will Jaw.. - 19.«!.11, 11&,9'78.· be Mso 8llolla Slllitb, ~· P'l'. pu:mNT - Rolllrl 95 • 1115•644.5!, 1!72!80.54. Members ol the Ohto Eta Phi of Mr. and Mra. Ray .K, Stillth, Poqples, • .:1 • lAwreuco - 121,092Ji, 121,· c~apter tA Beta Slim< Pltl !lor· Mt. Vernon t.ve.; Mils Waook tifpuiJ Ill tbe IU IWLll'.lY JWL . 186.14, 12'76,1115.~. $270,8511.09. lority held their annual Christ· Wtlson, dau&bter o1 Mr. ltld of the Sberll!'olllftet, . Sales tax collections went upl' oflasty.. Meigs- 125,531.11, $10,4011.· mas tllnner alld parl)o at 0.. Mro, Bruce 0. Wllion. fll- lll!liDIIIwduUOlllu Tbe flrot lllli1 IO ·Iie 1 !I por oant during tho two , Figures !j))owlng the Oollic· 18; 1107,156.<11, llJ2,15UI. lcar'i R..taurant In Gallipolis P'l'. PLEASANT -A Cllrlsl· 30th Street; Miss Nora Lltd> "\iiW o1 tht local JDOYiat · week coiloction period ending ,tlons· for. \II• two·woek pellodl , Ptko - lli!,lll .$3, 110,917.111, Friday eve~. Husband• ul · mao formal danco lo piaiUIIId field daup}fr ol Mr. and Mrs. oQ Doctmber 17th, wu 1112 1111 J Doc. II, according to John !). endina Deo. 11, 1965, and Dep. li$,713.16, 170.199.36 I membm wore guesto. I by the Point Pleasa~t Aa-biy , Owen Lltchlteld. St.tff House tA honor at a party tweee Horbort. Troaourer of Stale. In !l, l96l. and the fJScal y~ar fi. Roll - $181,ial.45, 148.516.13, Following o dinner a sJ!t 011- No. !II, Order of rambow Glrlo. Road. and Ml•i Judy Greenlet, evening tn the penthou10 Mo., """"'dllli lo too len ooutheastem Ohio cvun· sur•l for the yeon ahtrll!ll 13117-,274.55, 1391 ~10.10. 1chanyo wa• held and &•fl WJajl- "" D«ember 112. daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. By- courthouat with Sheriflltld Mn. PIIOdla Brl!awkl tteo lho lOVen that ohowod m· IJuly 1, 1965 •nd July I, 11M lioloto - 113.~12.66, 157,121. pings were judsed wllh the loi- The dance will be held from r,. Groonlto, Jr., Charlllk>111George Johnson at hoota. lj::::::~;;===i: croaits WIII'O Qa!lla, HockiOI, follow; 18, 1189,96Ull, $4119,020.119. towtng w•~s moat original 8:30 to t~:30 a. m. at lhe local , Road. Molgo, Pike Roll, Scloto and ' 41beOI _ 119 56108 n4 911176 Vloloo - 1!,585.36, 11.900.64, - Mrs. Curus McDaniel, Mr1. !lhr•ne Club with the Clleck· All 1 c ndkla Mf. PtopiN "" I SOflT MOCWIN ViniiJn. Si1 ~ounttas are ahead\ $263,188.07, l2is,7!!4.71. ' ' ' $24,1161.67, 127231.62. •Richard Rawlings ancl Mrs. Lar· mates furnishing the dance mu-' our a tel lifO let> Iaeveral gin. lr0111 blo I1 -Collections of motor vehicle I ry Wlley; pretli.,t, Mrs. Franlt ole. AdmisSion to the dance 080 . Ion at Pl. Pleo~&nt Hl&h Scttool. , ...,. l houselrailer ano Ult tueo i~ 1 Eachleman, .RQootta Liile tnd . be rained only by Rainbow , Jars baarlns pldur.. of tleh Attending were Mr.aod tho ten counties sl>owini tho Mrs . .'lbomos Grueoer. Girls who have thtlr I~ duea of lht eandldateo l>tve b~ . Peoples, Deputy Sheriff ligures lor the two-weeks per· A g•ft wu preotntad to Mrs. C!lrds. Each member alt<ndlns l placed in tht school pnd varioltfl' Mrt. MUiord Habttld, iods endlnJI Dec. 11, !IIi!, and A. R. Kni&ht, advljqr, by Ap. may mvlte her "e<~rt and one Ibuoinm estabUslunenta atldi' ul)' Sherif! lll!d Mrs. Dec. 12, I!ifl an4 for fiJCal lrtl Smith. prestdeot, ill be~•ll tiber couple. I per80111 vote lor tht &ltl stover, Deputy Sltorllf . years startiJt& ,July I. 1965 pnd of t~e sorority, and the gift ol their choico by dropplni Shaffer, Mr. and Mff. I and All Through The New Year July l, 19M followa: Athens - : bro~ht by Mrs. Knight WAS •· : exchange waa hold and ra. money in these jars. The jars . Poll, Miss Vlrginla Sandeu, Mn . · · Ill 657 67 IIO 1~7 79 ll5ll 211 · ' war ed to Mrs. GeJ!O Mtich .. ,..hments of Chrlotmu cook· will be eollecltd on Dectmbtrl _ ';u,'lni.ti9.6l.' Galli~ _ 16·, 101:.' A carol sin~ waa bel~ .wi!ll Mr!.;Ita aod puoch were 10rved by a2 and tho counted wlth i votes to Ill' crowned q.- that ' 08 " tOO •1 '!3 177 00 'WI . ' Ketth at the P"'IO· -· • ..,, :' • • · · ... ,.... ; Followti!J the dlmter tile' 01. HockiJt& - $6,009.15, 15.3t7.· group went to the home of Mr. D•cember 21, 22, 23 and 24th 37, $62,5115.07, $53,4118;!10. Jack·, and Mrs. Knight ln Pomeroy son - 115,735.4>, 111121.111 li4,·1tor 1 social hour. , 119.74, 187,635.71. Lawrence Alttndlng wore Mr. lltd Mrs. , $1~741.!6, ll7,6liU4 $167181.· 1Don Be\zillJI, Mr. and Mra. 101, 155330.59. Metgs - 6,354.·! Paul Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. · 76, 16,83o.OI, $73;1;4.12 $65,513.·: Thomas Cleilond, Mr. and Mra. 97. Ptke - 4120.41, $3,1132.48, 1Edward Crooks, Mr. end Mrs_ 5nB4.68, $45,009.1~ lloao - E s 'h lema n, Mr. and ll4,63V7, 112,106.43, 1181,1132.· Mrs. Bon Ewing, Mr. lt1d Mre. 61. $151,730.81. Scioto - 121.- Thomas Grueser, Mr. ancl Mrs. 409.87 11&.1.38.1>, $269,048.65, Cariiiorky, Mr. and Mrs, Rlcb• 1223,730.81. Vmton - $3,014.93, ard Hovaller. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huslon, Mr. ond Mrs.' Mar· I $2,107.63. 130,112S.i8 1~7,104.32. vin Keebauph, Rosetta Lille, and guest, Jotm Ratlotiaa, SharI leo Newman and Jlll•al, FriJlk Capehart, Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis I McDaplel, Mr. ood Mrl. Dan I MeadoWI, Mr. and Mn. GeDe Phone WI 9-3226 Mitco, Mr. and Mrs. Edwird i : M be r th Cll u 1 b Moore, Mr · and Mfl. llidnud i rs o e a er c u : Rawlings Mr and Mrs C) , ANTIQUITY, OHIO Imet emat the Martin restaurant Ies Riffli D~ and Mt · Ke~~ I Thursday evenlpg Mr' · 8n'd Mfll . '.;.. : 1 ·J d'for theirthan.ll Rt'•vs e • JILOmas Ch I nua rJS mas m.ner, en , Smt'th , 1'1r • • an d 'I t•rs .•I arrv li''lJ,- · wen t to th e .horne of Mrs. Char- ey, Mr. .an4 Mrs. James ·w· les CariOJ\ 1n Rut}Jnd far a C\lp. JSeparty. · Mrs. Carl Roach, president, conducted a &hDI't business ieS· ' sion. All officers were reelect-: ed ror the coming year, includ-' lng Mrs . Roacll, presidenti Mra.! 416 M•ln St. Pt. Pleasant, W. Vo. Raymond Flsoirer, vice presl-. •OPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, dent: Mrs. Allred Bi&Jls, sec-' Members of the Ra · FJ SMAll DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ~:~~;e;nd Mrs. N"athon Bins mentary P'I'A Monday0~:enin~ 1 IN OUR STORE s a rnus1caJ l·r •M " ecret pa 1 s1Its were reveal· 1enJoyed the grade sch L program Mr He! at , 0 LIS Willi1mson Bill Wollman 1<d with • gift and new Mmes ' Johnoon preoid:"nt '· d ~ 1 I drawn for the commg year.' !ll'eellng,with tho¢':;' to th• 1 , Games were played and prizes 0 ·. , • ' ·~·ded 1 'M H ld ~ .. 1 ' ag 81\ en m unl1on. A Par. a..... o rs. aro uun ee, -t' ~ , d "~ Cliff~ b h Mrs. I-Mrs.' rayer rea by IJJ.I11 · Ul"u •b r.. ers ac ' ary KwasYost Robert J!Jilds, Mrs Kenneth Mi· l ~Irs Will' · Ho"; k chael Mrs Th Sl tl · tam .,.c , proDEC. 18 .. · ·· .. ' ' · om as ewar •gram chairman, introduc~ the , and Mrs. Flst!her. A dessert; vocal music instructor, Mrs. Lee C'OU.rse was served by the ho!lt-1Lee. Ten children of the Fifth I ess to the above and Mu. Ro~ erade sang "Round and Hound . . e.rt Nelson, Mrs. Howard Birch- Ithe Chrlstma" Tree," and 14 ' i held, Mrs • .Charles Spires, Mrs. , Sixth gradfrs presented 1 h e I DECEMBER 29th , Howard Phtlhps and Mrs. Char· 1 number "Chri••-aa C A· I CASH Ies Lethev ' ..... omes ,. gain.' I • $100 I • $75 I ·$50 , Ra~oe Burke 11vo a pOem, the gjf!-quality watch i Sewmg Club Name• "Christmas Tllne" which she 1 3 • $25 PRIZES ~ 111 ZVI!w Oflioon had writfon. . To concluda the proarllil tho ! Now officer• wero elected byllotlowlng readillgs from the ParYOUR CMDICE tho Jolly Bunch Sowing Club ent Teacher mag81ina woro · by , 1Saturdsy evenina: at the home 1 et~n : "Holiday Seasons" Ask Por Your frM Ticket- No Purchase Necesury of MtO. P.. L. Mitch ;t theirll!otty Johnson; "Composslom," i 1 laMual Chnstmas party. Mr , . by Ruth Smith; "Light," by SyiR~tlltw l1cl1 Time Veu Yltlt Any ef ThHt ltorts IJohn Sl'lnes was a co-holte$9. 1 vta Wiial; "Faith," by Merge Winning Number& Postod Wookly At Portlelpoting Merchants I Mrs. Georee Hackett wai Crow, ' 1Hope," Marg1ret West• elec:ted president. Other ofliC<ra "Lovo," Vireiltia Burko and Drowint AI Home lank Parking Lot Ati:Oo P.M. tre Mrs. Shirley Mills, vice- 1"Gills." by Be«y Tllelss. ' SPONSORED BY TH. POLLOWING MERCHANTS: president; Mr!. James Johnson, During tht buliinoso meeting I •ecrela(Y, aod Mrs. Emil Bel!, the stcretnry'o report by Mro'. i IIIIIM.Irt.. treasu~er. · Gordon West was read and 1 Allno'• houty & Droea Shop JohnMn'o Roolle & T.V. " \'111111. Yt l fill Of wftiiL Mrs. Konnoth Byer, out-eol!!i : approved and tho troasur<r, I Donlela Gulf Sorvlco W..Mr Hardwaro JUCII,.., "A" president, conducted 1 short Mr.\. Vlr&Jnla Burke, reported : . IWIJI~ II tl! business meetmg. G1fts were ~ $15S.89 cleared on the Fall I lyntn'a Sohio Swvlct Wold Crou Sona tNtf~l, 17 jtWIIL -" exchanged and Jolly Pal names , Carnival h&ld In November. Mn, l Firat National Ban~ VIII... Cut Rate revealed. Game1 were played Jollm10n thanked the mtmben 1 prizes woo by Mrs. Law. for their ilelp and support in 1 Rarlno Pui-Valu Mkt. llaclno Strvlco Statton , renee M•lhoan, Mrs. Shirley making the carnival a '"'"''· 1 • locino Gorogo 'Mtlls a~d Mrs. H. E. Bush lhe 1 A report on tho Boolunoblltl Tho Clulo R•taurant EASY 1 wa• given and It waa announced IGoor pme. RICfnt Gat & Strvlca Co. Raclna Htmo , Tire Milch home wao decor- that the lralfic light for he 1 CRICrr ated In tho holldlly motif, tnclud-l •chool wos i>Joked up and is! llolttr. Purnlturo Sto,. • TEAMS Stor Supply Co. lnJ a Christ~•• tree. A Iliad : bein& uoed. course with sandwlcbea and eot- 1 The attendance banner ond · tee was served by Mrs. Mltch laward were won by Mra. i and Mrs. Seines to lho above: Roush'a Fourlh cradt with ! 1 Mrlil. Herman Bailey, Mrs.: parentl prenni. Th• Carl Mattox, Mrt. OrJn Smilh, j grade mothers will serve Mrs. James. Jividen and Mr!!. ~ freshments at the January Dale Mournmg. meeUns. 1 Foliowiltg lite metUIIJ I b...." - ~..~~~~AITEND PoUITY o., ., -· ' • I Mrs. Garnel Smith· Mrs.: Dean Brinker, Mrs. VIrgil llalk· er and Mrs. Virgil .~~ 0 ( lb•cme Legion AuxUiary~littend- , etl the birthday party at the Qtlllicothe Vttorans Hoopllel 011 : Thursday. · '] Unit member11 s~t eandJes,. cookie!. eakes, ' . bib and 1 ' '1'111 ,J'!'!io•;y.Dioen- 1I $11.94 .. ••Urproof•, 1hock· fUIIIalll $lUI OPf:'N Til 8 O'ClOCK TONIGHT PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS GaUipolis, Ohio 404 Second Ave. ~--. ' ··~··.Y:o .......... - ~ TIFFIN CRED1T JE 416 Main St. • ·Pt. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DEUVERS AN\' JTEM IN OUR STORE Lat Wlliamson · 1111 Wtllmon ...W.CilCCftiWWIICC.ft_.;,,~-~Jt--.;.~---~-~-- LIE,.;. I ., '• . BAKER FURNITURE. ." ·•=L~ MlODIIf'OIIr, o. ,_ • ' _, .. ~ �ll: . .. ' " I " Bulletin B·oard 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddl•port. 0., Dee. 20, 1965 lATE CI.ASSIFIED " Auto Sales Business Services WSCS Meeting H'1gn·'-/'lgnf 1.. ecJ b Y Christmas Party Hospital i'ews EMPLOYMENT Wante<l 62 Buick _ $1,595 PART TIME WORK wanted. 4 !LIGIIT !muting, coal and ~•r.N~ hours • day, 5 days a week. Eatered Hoapllal : lie. Phone IVY 2-7766 and WY LeSabre 4 dr. Owne4 by local widow. Low mileage. Call WY 2-5251. 12 20 tfc The <lMster WSCS -~ PmoDa entering Holzer m. · 2-72116. 12-18-30tc cw Like. new condition. .._ ... k •--··~ BOUSE FOR RENT ceptly at the cbucch lor Ita ,. pllal over the wee end - •a1 oe KUQl«< an9tt • • ,L If OltlliTY Evoryd•:,Spoclall 61 Buick ~ $1,195 HOUSE FOR RENT _ 5 roome gular monthly meeling and e<l: Nancy Lynn Walter, 1JII .... Du .. Pltiiii...U.. "·rle's Style Post Skylark VB 2 dr. HT. Sperand bath on Rt. 7 above Che- Cbrlabnas party. 'l'here were 16 Garfield Ave.; Emmageae P; ILIUUl.A 'I 'KINI ~ kling original black finish m--•~ n1 and nve v.. 1 Borden• 1431 Easlera Ave·: 1965 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $2395 H.lr.ut. rha ""'""....,.. - - cr.e _,.., shire, Call WY 2-6508. . ......,.... r-e $ 1.2'~ to -'.11 « ........ .., ........... with sporty all white vinyl ttors "Elizabeth W'ckh James F• Hamilton• Kerr • Economy VB engine, Powergllde tran• Good whitewall " .,.• ,,..,.., """'"' .b ..... tft ... 1.50 12 20 610 • ..... 1 am, Set. $ Sh.mpoo & top. Upholstery like new. , Mrs. Wllllam Heilman, Mrs. Henry A. Skidmore, m, Rt. 1 Tf'pnrl... t•....r!tatal' "" '"" tires, P.B. radio, automatic trans. Radio and heater. B•hoo>t WUI !!IIIII ._ .........INti hlf 30 dey color rinse, I Bid 11 Ebn J Sanders, William Windon, Mr. Purleywe ; er · Beige over Sierra Tan finish. Fawn interior. see thls ..11 1'1 wu . . lftl , . . '-"iiDD Shompoo & set $3.50 Qe nQf$ Catholic Women Karr and Mrs. Fre<l Rice. Eureka Star Rt.; Elza Deed, nice car today, Permanents $7.50 up M I B 11 J V WA sell and Service Pomeroy, Ohia eel. for Gamel 1 The meeting opened wilh the Rt. 1 ldwe ; Mrs: ames . • 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 4 Door _ - - $1695 Wigs and Wtglets The CathoDe Women's c1ub scripture reading by Mrs. <?lassb.urn, ~t. 1 B1dwell; '.V"Jt. 155 H.P. 6 cyl. engine. Std. trans. Low mileage. Spotless met recently in the church <~U· I Pearl Casto. Introduction of the ham N. Lewis, Rt. 1 Pt. ~~~asl'lean fawn interior. maroun finish, like new whitewall Marie's Style Post 1950 PONTIAC stralgh~Aimc~tldltorlum which was decoraled program was read by Mrs. ant; Mrs. Larry C. Ltlvmg, tires. Radio and heater. Ph· WY 2•5271 matic. Good work car. R•.. 124 in keeping wlth Christmas. 1 l-Eonard Erwin who was the New Haven; Mrs. LYIe G· P .. •-===:SY:':":u:":·:O:h:lo==:::! new Ures. Phone WY Z.7ll51.1 Mrs. Paul Casci, president, leader, usin~ the topic, "The teet, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. ,. _ _ _ __ _ __:12-::_-l::&<...,tp was to charge of the meeting, I Christmas Spitlt." Scripture Donald W, Embelton, New .Hav. which cpened with prayer by 1 reading of ~~~aiah 9:2.-6, was by ~n; Mrs. Elmer L. Endicott, OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 1964 STATION WAGON, Voiles- ' the Rev. Father John Turel. Tbe ! Mrs. Ida Kinght, and music Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Augusta A. EXPERIENCED wagen. Call WI 9-2117. ! report of the sick committee . was played bv Mr. Fred Rice. Chapman, Apple Grove; Mrs. 1 PQUIIOY, OHIO i ---..-- --~2-l4-6~ 1 was given. Mrs. Cascl thanked j Mrs. Mabd · Vun Meter and Archie. J. Patterson, Pt. .:-leas-. 1961 ~ALCON DeiUie Tudor, •aU for their co-cperatlon and , Mrs. Pur ley Karr prepared for ant; W11lard E. Tayl.or, Chest~l'; ra~1~,_ heater, automatic trans· 'help the past year. Prayer by ' the candle light service Mrs. Everett J. Michael, MinFOR SALE mtSSIOD, motor overhauled Father Turel closed the meet- I bolizing Christmas. Mrs, ersvUle; Mrs. Prank W. Beck· for Rent Lost and Found -------,-==--t65?· John Richmond, 814 East ign. I Norris represented the '"ll• Hamden; Mrs. Marvin R. lhe largest truck or LDosSi·Tr:~iaw(lljj·d'd'ss.ppeett;,-$; BRI - iX - D-uPLEX_!_ bed _ _rooms THOROUGHBRED Collie pups. From MaiD. St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Games were played and prizes . mas Spirit and others Wellston; Howard L. bulldozer radiator to tbe 1mallest beater core. uld kitten, yellow and white. llrinl :room. dining room~:,r·,oge Phone WY 2-62.54. :::--:=====---;-~12-:.:7:~ awarded to Mrs. Theldore Bee· I part were Mrs. Rice, Mr Ball, Stumptown, W. Va.;. Per· .-\~1yone baving ebea, bulment and 11 12 20 3.tc 1960 CHEVROLET 4 door Mrs. Earl Morris; Mrs. Olarles Spencer, Mrs, Orr, Mrs. E. C8rdwell, Wellston, BeD nm tact Kenneth Wilcox, toreed air gu furnaee, standerd shift '6 cylinder gle, !\Irs. Charles Rndford, Mrs. IMrs. Karr and Mrs. Balfey. . Pfancuff, Jackson; Elza OPEN EVES. TIL 9 \ :Jrd St., ~!iddleporl. WY !ernul Av•. Cell WY Z.,\127. $450. Can bee' seen at 534~ Homer Brickles, Mrs. Richard I During the business · _1 Jr., Rock Camp; Mrs. Pomeroy WY 2·2143 ( CLOS!O SUNDAYS) N. Second, Middleport. Gress "and Mrs. Christina O'Don- :11 sick ~ails were reported. Michele Phelps, Ravenswood: ,,,35 12 211 3tc ==c:c""C:"==c::;-11. 13 12·18-Gtc nell, after which gifts were exwas dec1ded to remembt~r Mrs. Jerry C. ~eesee, Rt. 3 Notice ~IODER!'o; unfurnished 3 rooms I Christmas GIFT ____ and bath. Furnish utilities. · KARL GRUESER. Plumbln!l=====:-::= = ===lchanged. Refreshments were shut-ins and elderly folks McArthur; Martm L. Schel~le, and He1 ting, Mlnersville served by Mrs. David OhChristmas time. After the Ravenswood, Danny M. Kmg, IDEAS at Landmark Til NOT be r e~ pnr. s 1.bl e for · ·~t:o.1ts 11 16 tfc l ) \ 1." _ • • _ Building, Ohio. End your oewer Instructions linger, Mrs. Franklin Hepp, of the meeting, gifts were Rt. 1 Shade . .. • ·, tHJ! - ('o nt r:ll'l t•d h\· am-.1 HOUSE on Lincoln HeightS ~ les. We have all sizes u. S. CIVU. SERVICE TESTS! Mrs. Theollore Beegle, changed. Refreshments Births •·:I!' other tha n mvsel. Sig n" nrwly decorated, iruide and machines. Reasonable ..... - ..,m... Ill IDG IIVIt. lleeaN Mrs. Earl Morris. Mrs. Charles Sf'I!'Ved by Mrs. Frank, Mrs_ Mrs. Marvin R. Forrest, wen. , •I ,\ •il i:o t!l l!tt!'l!ld ])a\·is. H out. Call WY 2-5127. CaU WY 2-2974, day or ~u-. Hl1h ...rt.h11 .,., 8hcn1 Knapp and Mrs. Kathryn ' Rice and Mrs. Morris to ston, daughter., 5:15a.m. Satur· 10 29 Ire '. loy's or Girl's 44.95 blcvcle boun. Advoll-ll'llllllt. PNNrlt.lln day; Mrs. Everett J . M'IChae.. I [ 1 I· P 11tnf' l'll! . 12-I B-:llp 9 15 tfc tnuun1 .. .,111 .. ,.qulf'NI Welsh. above and Mrs. John with purch••• of thil ThBUunm. M toM "P•n ihPf!n•n~-. Hostess!!! for Jariuary will be 1 Mrs. James Rt'denour and Minersville1 daughter 9:53p.m. ',', JJ _h 1-:~ f) Spt'Ci<l ls ~ 10 ~ :II · FOn HF.NT: ! room . . bouse, tnulll.IJ llnDM<'•&n {i~8...,mlr t UNICO 28 CU. FT. b·11i1 :, nd garage. North first HEATING. PLUMBING HhGOI ll!ff!rtf'lll lnr mtn'J lnhll Mrs. Juhn Mitch, Mrs. Charles j chiklren, Mrs. Alice '•'I t·q 1t1ppl'd twquaria lll ~~~. CHEST FREEZER P'RI!:E •nfnrm~>IOII ~" )Obt 1111n~ • · Dl sebarged SL ~l 1 dd lrport. Phone \\'1' 2•r 1' 11 1111 p urehtl~{· p<llr t <l Do:wl &ttle Gas. Arnold I'MJnlr~"' ..""' wn•• r11n" v •hint Ra dfo rd , Mrs. R'1chard Gress, and ·~frs. J. L. M•chael. 31M. 12 1 tfc tbers, 618 E. Main Street nam• 1110 I IWeu I,.UICI'>In Sl'rlr&. Mrs Edwin Wehrung Mrs EuHarold E. Cash, Anita J. E,. $299.95 d..!n w• ~ n pp ir>s . Red Finn Pd Bo• 100. cu 111 tbl DallY ' ' • ' I '•: I:· L·~ rrgubr 75f' lnr .'l:ir. L: ~ F U H\' l S IIED 5 rooms and "A GOLD STAR STORE" Pomeroy. 9 22 lie ' ,.,,~, gene Conde and Miss Grueser. LODGE TO MEET lep, Allen R. Goheen. Mrs. AlH \ 1; Pet ~md Nm•r lty Shop, h.l lh. downst<~ i r:o; apartm-:>nt. ---:--~---The Chester D of A ene Head. Donald H. James, · ·• 1'0\n•ll :-:1 . \Hdd!Pporl. '-:t <'l' !oration in Pt·fiddlepo rt. POMEROY Insurance l 1 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Charles R. Karr, Mrs. Ca l< \\ \ 2·5131 12-1 tfc Jock w. c,,,y Phone Todey For !Y. Or llJllfleS al the Lodge Hall. The Cllrlst- Frank J. Riffle, Mrs. E. Frank Il l:~<• llours 2 111 i p m. and M•naver f•HP'I'O Copymg Strvtce Cop mas dinner will precede Robinson, Mrs. Clarence A. l1 I) :1 !Jil1 [t. [j. JtC TWO THAfLER SPACES for Ph. wv 2-2181 ' FREE ESTIMATES les made of legal papers '11·1ge of 'lt'ddl•''""""""=""=-="""~ I meeting and will be served Mush, Elmer J. Saunders, Mrs. l I he \'1 I·\'·'! Y\' ' ~ Ct·on· r~·. now local- r l' nt ·n ..,birth recrtrct:;: ai1d almost an, . 11 \I'Y • 2 3"6 " WY 6:30 p. m. A glft exchange N. Grant Skeen, Owen E. Ste( , ,; nt';n the Avenu e Bridge. por l · a ·'" or ON other documents. ,.:I I I'II•St' Sa l trr rl a l' Pvl:' ninu , ~ 2-2186 or WY 2-3600. SEWING machlneL repair ser I A U N G Reule ID p be held. All members are phens, Jr., Mrs. Willard D. " ' 11 0 f Ylce. all ma~eo. WY 2-1284 • L Ml UM SIDIN r soraoce, ome.., to altend. Wisecup, Perry E. CardweU. 3 tc i'l·•'l·onh•·· lB. bOlt will br OP' , Tbe FsbrK Shop, Pomerov eSTORM DOOR t. ~r CCI Deward E. Clagg, Clark B. , ... o1 o1r r nt'\1 lr watifln 11he l t;;-6liH- ltoOM- fUinished apart· Authroized Singer Sales and & WINDOWS IAE'fNA CASUALTY lnsur11 t1Cf' NBA Standings CUmmings, Charles M. Den· t•JI rnN Col-:>m.1 n's Grocery lo2-3658. 11 IS Uc Service. eROOFING j ney, Fra nk L. Dray, J r., Arf.h.. .. rd un Huute ~ . Ruttmd, _ ment. WY ___ 3 29 tfc Mullen lnsura~ Agency, lnc. PT. PLEAS ANT - Sh eriff's . By United Pms ••iemoUonal ~· t:o:uJ ttl Co<,k ·s C : ~ p hill). i for Sile Exterior Decorators I Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. department investigated two l Eastern DivlaJoa ur Hall, Mrs. Hazel Harmon, STEREO.RADJO I t 1 uc auto mishaps during the weekw. r~ Mrs. Jyory A. Hedrick, Mro. \\ .. w~m t In wt·lro me !:! Very· , 21 inch Admiral con'!ole TV Of Ohio 1 d If · · J ry B Mattie A. Henry, John F. John9 "' Or•·n wee k 6d30 ' , very good condition. To.; wv 2·5644 Middleport, o. GRANGE INSURANCE.- Mallea :;:d '"u [ ......... l son, Mrs. Willa M. Leach, Mrs. 1" H.. ll m Jll ::it'" ' 1 1. Wolfe, WI 9-2153, Racine, mixed thanger. Twin speak( Insurance Agency· loc., Pom· 1 The first mishap occur:ed r Philadelphia • ·· · .. . Archie J. Patterson, Mrs. John 12.17-3tp oh· ,, 1l1 !0 ' p.m. 12 20 31c er system. This is a 1965 mod- I ·u~IINEER eroy• Phone WY 2..J381 • l tf F n'da y alternoon te n mile sI ... W.l1 D, Ra'k T J oll.UUlWI, ..... -I JO . n "''' I e, amara • 9 • 11 !OUS Honwm;1de Pm:l CARPETS and life too can be el. Radio equipped. Lovely Complete Servtee c ·north of Point Pleasant on Rt. New York . .. ... 12 18 Jesse J. Ward, Mrs. Augusta • 1'· . ,~c, .an~ ~l.OO .s1~s. ~ beautiful u you use Blue walnut finish. Take Oller pay-1 f'rill Hnu1tnr,. \U'I\_.iMuHUJ:!. Insurance oeeo 62 when a car driven by WilWesten Dlvlsioa A. Chapman, Mrs. Harold 0. · ~.:, f lZZ,I . ~~ JO. Jacks Dou· Lustre. Rent electric sham- ments of $5 per month or pay I Write. Prone or Coatad: canctUed? •.ost yfJUI' opera· Jiam R. Campbell, 71, Il)th w. L George au61 infant 1011, Mn. ' 1 ll~_:.•_Mid~~~ort:___ 12 8 tic pooer, $I. Baker Furniture, bakmre due SR5. Free home A. l.. qKAOI<'t,RD lor'a UcenaeT Cail W\' J-4116 Street Huntington, went out of Los Angele!l ..• , , .19 16 Joe E. Oalley and infant daugfl. >1elp Wanted Mddleport. 12 20 6te demo. cau WY 2-6555. , Racloe, Obio Wit< control when something went Baltimore ..... .11 17 ter, Mrs. Bruce IL Doss and iJ>. IHHtc > 1 tie wrong wilh the left front wheel St. Loui• ........ . 12 17 fan! daughter, Mrs. James P. THE PR.OYE:'-1 e>.rpet cleaner 1 _ _ __ _ _ _ ..:::.:.:.::~ L I N of the vehicle. The car spun •· San Francisco .. '14 20 I Burleson and Infant dsugbter, 0 ICe Blu e Lustre is ea~v on the TAPE RECOR _ _ __ega round in highway and struck Detroit . .. .... . .9 20 . antl Mrs. Hester R. Cline. budgrt. R"'\'nrrs · fnr[to!\ rn 1965 MODEL t.ape reco. DER Oveneas Employment o•otNANCE NO. 161 b k t Mf. campbell ·c sham· rder. Du· AMINOING ORDINANC:I NO, :m TO an ern an men · SUnday'& Results electrl Color'. Rent al track Wlth 5 mch reels. I AU trades truck driller to CHANG!:' THE uri! o,. PAY AND complained of back injury. Dam· Los Angeles 132 San Fran. 11.0 ANNOUNCE PROORAM pooer $1 . t-'(Jillnu~ (t·menl . This set has fine tone. Thi~ I project engineers. Africa. CAll! PROIATION.t.RY PIRtOD tN rt-tE t d taM . 1 oF THE 'oa cu.ssiFtCA· age was es 1ma e at ~· (Only game scheduled) The PorUaod Grad e School 1 Bluck Co ., Pomeroy. I set just like new. Take over , Europe, Asia, South Pacific, rtoN LAeo•~:NrRI!n DIP'ART· The seeond occurred Satur- - - ' " - " - - - ---- will have Jts Christmas pro-12 lll Gtc payments of $5 per month or paid travel, housing, food. -- ._ day 5:50 p.m. on Rt. 2 at Glen- p.m., of recltatioM, plays gram Wednesday, Dec. 22 at 1 1 USED chlothing for sale . Large pay the remaining balance Atlantic. A1 01l .salary jobs. wood when a car driven Sha- songs. Both children and m. at the school. The play, RUTLAND essortment, Men's, women's due $62.24. Try it in y 0 ur i male, female over 18. OEIB ron Shobe, 23, 2110 · have parts. There wiD be Real Meaning of Christand children's. Jeffers Used home. Call WY 2-6555. 12-14-ate Box 23190. Oakland Park. Avenue, Pt. Pleasant, was gift exchange following the mas" will be presented. The Apply WY 2-2156 Clothing Store, State Route 3, CHRISTMAS 1 - · - he ed ' Fla. 33307 ing into • driveway and~·=·:~~; [igram. Everyone Is Invited. is invited. Pomeroy, Ohio. \londay , Wedrees, s ar driven by Robert W. THE nesday and Friday, 9 to 7 Scotch, Rt. 124 bet~een Long CUSTOM 20, Huntington, was DAILY SENTINEL p.m. saturday, 1·7 p.m. I Bottom and Reedsville. M. L. eutting. Will ouy hides to pass at the same time. 12-lfl.<tc Cerr. 12-13-12tp Monday. PhU Meier, two vehicles sideswiped doing livestock 12 YR. OLD regisiered boxer. RATS, mice eliminated forever. WY Z-3510. 9 18 minor damage to both cars. 1 - -- -·- ·_ Phone: SH 2-4287. 12-l8-3tc Get "Star." Ebersbach Two arrests were! ,~:!c;~~~ Ll-'H\!AN §h"pherd pups , 6 . ware, Sugar Run Mill, \L~ CONDITIONING at the county jail fl1 mrmlhs old, $25. Walter Wil· WHY worry over e. sluggish em Hardwwe Mason atlon &e.rvlce. .Jark's week~nd. Arrested were son. Phone WY 2·702B, septic tank Get Klean-Em · ' t2-9-30tp eration. New Haven, Phone Leport, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, chs<g, All Septic Tank Cleaner, W ed T B TU 2-3537. 4 I tic ed with driving with licenso 0 r• ·<iness Opportunities I Landmark Farm Bureau, ant uy prov111ora of Utll of'dttunee abaJI pended, William F · Rich•ord!IOO, f'() j~- So\LE: Restaurant, ~1od- Pomeroy. l2·l6-30tc : BAILEY'S Christmas spedal Real Estate For Sale and thl l&ml Mn!bJ are. repeal. 48, Ft. Plee.sant, charged ern, newly remodeled. Doing 50,000 BTU noor. furance, WY· and up to New Year's only, SECTION 5. Tlult thl• or4ln&M driving whUe intoxcated. f!nnd l:tu~iness. Near school. 2-2651. 4 30 6tc coon. Sl.35 to $2 .25 L. Ex. L. SUPER SIZE HOME .ru.n ta!te .. tfe~t and '"' tn rorce from St'lllng due to health reasons -------- - --- . M. Bring them in boys now. 16 ROOMS 3 BATHS ,:~er tbe earlle.t perlod alWw•d PLAN PROGRAM i:t>al o~portunity to right par: B~~rG~hirdp~~~~~u~urrugelt~:P~n Bill Bailey, Reedsville, ROEUSTLDHOB~EIE3 POSSIBILITIENES Atlellcharle. w. u,ar. Ma,.orThe Chester Nazarene; ~~~~!II t Jf mterested Write c-o C APARTM TS J:ctna F Schoenl&b, Clerk will have a Christmas ~~ .v . . : Baker Furniture, Middleport.. ·- ACRE SHADED LOT Paued: l>e«Olber s. 1965 1u. I he Dntly ~ntmel . Box 668A.I Oh' trc ' FURS AND beef bides. n !1211Z-.:!ll - 3t. on Thursday, Dec. 2.3, at 1112 filll-1' name, eddress and -~10 " Chevalier Long Bottom Ohio 2 EXTRA BUILDlNG LOTS. 11"""".-""""""~~~~;_~~~:::;,;~~;;;:;:;_;::;.:_;::;_,;.;:~11 phone numb•r. 12-15-61c 1USED KING FLUTE, lor sal•. ' 11 19' 25tp INVESTORS DREAM · · - - ---· - - --~ WY 2-2950. ll 17 tfc UNCOLN HILL LOCATION For Rent ------ -.NTIQUI> Furniture, dishe!l . ASKING $28 400 _. TRINITY Lutheran Church, lo- mi!ctllaneous. Cal) or wMte : ' 1 HOOMS and bath, unfum!sh· cated on Butternut Avenue, Mn. Howard Cecil, 100 w. t'fl. rt>al.nlce, tops in lout10n. end of 2nd St., Pomeroy. Call Main St. Pomeroy. Doyeanu:.'~g•h~v~~W~ 1 ! 211 tfc 'l1oe WISEMAN AGENCY ' ' ""·•w•ll•, phone WY 2-3324. WY 2-2S36, WY 2-2928. VS. Automatic trans. While sidewall tirea. Radio -- -- - ... - 12-IHtc , -- 12-11-Uc =ru"RS=-"'w"ANTE==D=-c:Red Fox $3 Ga!UpOlls, Oblo 4 Dr. Hardtop. f'J.'Il i SE~ATtf'.:'R. sl~ps fo~r, USED wcrk pants, shirts, jack· Muskrats, $1.00, raccoons: $1.: 12-18-31:c Brown s Trmler Park, Mm· ets. and shoes. Carl Cheva- 75 M Fur A (0 ~=~ • •• e<'V ille· WY 2-3324. 12-17-tilc ' lier, Long Bottom, Ohio. o'w a;;:~N B ge~r·M. OWNERRANXIOUSTOSELL · Falcon. Radlo. White sidewall tires. Standard , ROOM cottage rurOished or I l~_ll-25tp ~n, va: ~~ n3-s~: HERE is a very g.ood bar~::! Trans. unfurni shed. Inquire at Car- l week days 4 p m 12-4-JOtc for someon~ wis~mg aS - . man Rest Heme RD 3o Porn- : APPLES, red and yellow Delle· ' room home m Middleport. Has I erov. Oho. 12-l7-3tp loua, Stayman, Winesap, Real l:state for Sale balh and lull basement andl • · ----- Grimes Golden, Melrose. Op- ~ is In good repa1r. Should ap· Power steering. Auto. trans. Power brakes. Radio TWO bedroom bousetraller, all •n doily and Sunday. W•ll's HOUS!i FOR IALI prnise lor $5,500. It's yours, uti li tie!! furnistled. Call WY 2Orchard WllkesviUe Ohio. Modern Rancb St;rle Beautlful for only $4,800 Call day time I and heater. 2 Dr. Hardtop. J:l46, WY 2-2188 ar WY12-16-tfc 2-3600. ' '12._ 8 301 on WgbwaJ toP ot ~maU ~-'~:~~~ II _P lotatiun lacma State GaragebiU on 446-J:fi43,~;· evemng • R.oute 7 •ttb auod road to main llpolls, Ohio. 'I lfRF:E BEDROOM house for F.LECfROLUX cJeaner. repos- tai1hwa:r P'our bedroom•. Uvlng - 3 speed standard trans Radio and heater. rent. Phone WV :!-ZZ48. 181 N. sessed, take over payments, dtnlna, family, ltitchftn, •eak l'f__ Ll LJ C.th Ave. 12-14-Uc 16.00 per month. Phone 67o - faot ~lay . mold'o. ut!lity ond \..l/Cillll' lfi.tl, Whatever your bulldlng project, you want ~. ~ ~tnG hAJ f ~·~ ·"• turr •• n• 4331· Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. shop Three batb1, Cf' rnte tile ! SPECIAL! "' and llltlumlobod oporr. 12-lfl.<ip IJ!d woU to wall carpet on I'OMEROY - One story fra1me, 'I a smooth, strong foundation for it. The · 11 ·1 floor•. About two-third, of[ part Permastone front 5 Chrl 8 '"'"'"'• WY U4S4 11 8 tfr PONIES for Some stmes, s z- · bllu!e es aod ages good broke d l1 paneled ln mahogany rooms, mo dern bath , f~,~~·~~~:~ II way to get it Is with quick, easy-to-use 4 ROOM furnished apartment . , • an wa 1nut Air conditioned ment gas furnace fm rPnt POOne WY 2-2776 M· One-third down. Balance Dy Large patio •nd double carport. d garag Excellent 4 Dr. Sedan. Fully equipped. the month. Paul Orr, WI i · On lot 200' 1 390' MaJ be 1 een o~ e e. _ ready mixed concrete. Let UJ deliver the 1t> r 5 p.· m· Phone WY z.-35 74 · 3192 after 5·30 12-15-atc by appointment only catwn. $11,000. Howley and Ret'd Hardware. _ ··- ·--- _ _:_____ . n-PRICI REDUCED room 1MIDDLEPORT- Six 11 I tfc TWO bedroo":' 54 . House- Write: ..., Tbe DaDy Sentlael frame, modern klichen and concrete mix you want, ready to pour, A,l,l. CARS ·IN TOP CONDITIONI ,-,l.F. -.k LO'I'S ___ _ ..:::: Iree _ ,.,. trailer, h38 • New pam! JOb. Bo• lla-H Pomeroy, o. bath, hardwolid floor!, fire! 1 I .a ~t aod 9Jiter. 8rowo't l'rd See it at Daniels Gulf Sta-1 - -- -· place, concrete front porch. I rtght to your site. Call for estimate. \ . t't l·'ark !State A.....roved) lion, Racine. 1Z..15-lotc Fu~ Sale: House and lot, Kerr Close to schools and stores. ~ I....:=-.ai;--..;;=· ---- St. C1ty water and gas. R•,. l MooerSYUle, Ol!lo, rllooe IV\ 1115 SJNGI<R ~le. M. Mollohan Tuppers · ~!fl.;~;,..,.,"' '·E 1"' ~:m• 1 ts tl" SI!:WJNG machine. Equipped lo Plains '12-1Ht """~'"..,.. - " ~;! 1l ~-~~ ---- -- zig zeg. makt buttonhole~, • .J' frame, 6 rooms, bath, ul I ROOM. unfurnl!hed apart- Ieney desi8M. Take over pay- FOR SALE: 6 room house with room, front prage. 'l Sholly H•ckett, Owner mt>nt. Cliarles LyoD!I, Mason, ment.s of $6. per month or pay bath, full basement, 894 Hy- Large lot on , WY 2-3284 .•· '' W. Va. 773-Mil. 12-11-Uc biii!ICO due ~.44 •.Try It inl1 sell St., Middleport. Phone:! C. C. CUCKLERl"'ftEiJ.Tf . "'!DDLIPOR'f, 0. Po11111roy, 0. !!lion,. WY 2·2050 5 ROOM ful'llilbed aparbnent your home. Call WY U555. Pt. Pleasant lm-260'1. WY z.I8Jt WY . _ , , U t lie .. 12-1Htc U 1! Uc ' 2 PomeroY Motor Co. BJ H \ ) ·KEEP TAU<IN' 'I'O"IH'VARIIIINT "lllt.:t: GIT MY' SHO<mN'IRON i DAILY CROSSWORD """"""="";;.,"";,;,"",11 moiiibsl r:. , •• Britllil , 1~ c~:~:Oau ~: 1~ CARRIER NEEDED GREARST SAVINGS MR / 1 1 1961 CHEVROLET $1095 3796 $1295 1964 FORD r:. Helps you start with the right foundation! =-====..,.-- - Itf 1962 MERCURY $1295 1964 CORVAIR •1395 958 CADILLAC - bl I I '•. MOTORS DISCOUNT GOEGLEIN READY ·MIX CO•. ·"' ' ·• •.~>-~· ··'" - / \•, ... 'f. ! ' !. I >. • \ ' .. . ltbtnl _ . . -·•I ... _ . ~_33..\-... II.~Mlod - ............... ~ ean41tiol! .. Ill' I Ute .............. tkJa . . . . .. . , '""'""""" OI&Jeoll'" .. !II.C. ' ,.,_ .,... YH-+~ li> rt...... ·. -_, ···-a I I' Slda lum<r f amily ..... ... - li diMJy 1 . "noa:lll. "On packf1180 ,.... wrapped for onam~~~o Herbert, I hope yoa ,_bond to remove III t11o prict tap , •• ...tor $10!" P'IPPV plant ·i· (with8111Pt l'lftl tii.G-- 41, Seoretlee Q.Kindot lyric poera ! DAILI' ~- Beoo'•""" a work II: .Alt~DLB.A.Alt. t lo LOIJOFI:LLOW line let!A!rllhnpl,•tando f<>< uolhu.llliiWI fw tbe tbree L'a, X far the two O'.v., etc. · - tllo toogt~~ot -ollflllo _ _ _. _ / ""'"letten,. "'".A "apoea..., 111o- ..,1111,...,., I -•too FOR YOU A AJI'Ip-. I 0• ~%tZSZPYDltiB ZIJ IIII:Dll:I'Blt1'YDltiB RK~K • • TL. 1 r I .. · - - 28. . . TaN ... . ...., 116. - "tree "" 1.._ "'"'!"' 39.PL altfbtot IL W~ &o. Une~ .... .. -y..,. 1 ;~~~.~: ~~:.~':.r :oo.-.~1 t :a. Aca.,.. pretb:: .. FOI1IIefll C..tor .. ou.s. 1 ~:~~~~~~· t~~eedft~~:i~: ·...,art - .. _ _ 18. Sing~~ ...... 1 ~ay: - JIN!Ix ·· •• Jtldcl Two A "dents ~ -.;. .. " 1 stat« ResuIt £rom 14 """ .......... onlnd: fin J • • I l... _ , -bead ... elare4 _ . L~ t. -• ...,.. uu..... ..,. ) &I.ot .. U.J:>e.. ··rlr-P"W ~ -He 1•·- acam.o BLAETTNAR'S FREE - -- ....... t B&em.. e.Comlnool Pomeroy Motor Co. RADIATOR SERVICE Aall. Ll'ortal · I, WMPO Radio &"liNDAY TIIRU riiiDAY1 00 Sign 00 - News h Oi ~acred I 1J! 6 25 8 :JI 6 >1 7 1111 HI& 7 :<o Metgs County RFD Paul flowers, Form J) liB• lQ BltTK.IJTLltltX- .• . ""~·~- ..· '\i t;.· • .....,.. Djplq-- . , . A. T X K ..•. - toC; , msi..MNTwaft OlP IUNHOOD SUCCEEDS THE DELUSION OF YOUTH - DIS 1:00 Sundowa Serenade f:45 Slgn Off h ' . Hwt N..,. Weather Na~onsl .~.... BtU Miller soo. Spnrll ParMa 1.33 Bill Miller qh.. l . ~t Picken~ Harc:war~o~ ITuo• Thurs.) 7 50 Newo a Bill Miller Show a 15 Boker Furniture Shoo 9 00 Newt "llli eonee with Jaoel ll 00 Portralta ot 1 Patriot ,0 11, ~wap Shop 10,30 BIU Miller Bru'!Cb Show 10 ·45 Mason Agr. Jhogram tTI•esday) 16'45 Family WOI'Bllip ('111urs.) lo It Ao C Program (Fridayl u,oo Newo ll.lltl Ttry's Country Jllll<llon 11 30 rtuy's Country Hymna u tJO Cemenl Blocl! tl·3U Goessler'o Gut!SI Slar tl'rlda7! La!Tf" Ander1011 Show Jbn ~ees s~ .... Blsetllllr Auto Show Electrte company ~ewa 4 , ~. Jbn Mees Sbcrf' 5·00 ~.... 5 115 Jbn Meeo Show 5 30 lllw't Wealher Report ;,50 Sports Parllll INO 3' 11 415 4.30 SAnii!DAYS 6:00 Sign On - News 1,30 lloppy VaUey Boyo f:O> Country Musto Tbut WJI!R LOO 1:20 CoWllry Jamooree Manday Through Friday dll) Protestanl Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:30 Sport1 Parade 7:45 Echoet ol Joy 7:3> Larry Anderaoa Sbow 8:00 Ohio Valley News JIJ :45 lt'1 Music- o\rmy 8:05 World News 11:00 Daltoo'o and llerns Dairy UO Sports Today Tup tea Sbow 1:15 Weather Picture 1%:00 Newo 8:16 Musical Clock 12;15 lus1cal lnterlu~ 8:!5 Community News 12:!ft Rev. Mer~D a'eets 1:00 Talk of the Town 1:00 News 9::1.1 Mason County News 1:115 Jbn Mees Show 10:00 Public Service 5:50 Sporll Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 1•00 Sundown Sereaado 10:30 Lalchstring 8:46 Sign Off 11:00 News ~·NDAYS _ 11:05 Morning Melodies 7:30 Sign On • Armt Hour tercept Friday, Cburch 7::1.1 News Bells Ring) a,oo Bsptist La)man'; Hour 11:45 World N•ws 1:30 Sunda) Show 11::1.1 ~ason County News 8:30 !be Bible Speab to You12:00 Commumty Newa 8:45 Legislative Report 12:05 Noon News The Good f,lte 12:10 Mark•ta 10 00 IO 1 Ulngr M 11 12:15 lllid Day Westher ' • essmao "" er 12:20 Bulletin Board 10:30 The Country IlymDtimm12,25 News 0 Grams IUO Tbe Qwet Hour •• ·. 30 County Agent 12:00 New• 12:45 Country Go Rnund "·15 The ~~-"aN Hour "'· ""'"" 1:55 News Beal 12:30 !be Rev. Merl• Teet. 2:00 Country Go Round 1:30 The Rev. Silas Blllup1 2::1.1 Newa lktat 1:00 Tbe Ro•. ~w Parsons 3:00 Mid Way Matineo 2:30 Silllda1 ' ""'""""·· 3:55 News Beat a,oo Sundown Serenade 4:00 Disclng with Dau 6:45 Sign OH 4:30 Interchange WJEH RADIO Spotltgbl on Sporll W•ather Community Newo World IDd Natloaal NI!Ws Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7o45 Echoe• of Joy !:00 Ohio Valley News 1:0> World News 8:10 Sports Today 1:5 Weather Picture 1:18 PL Pleasant Football 10:30 Song• lor Children 10:46 Goldea Key 11:00 Newo 11:115 Satordsy Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newo 1:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grame 12o30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturdsy Matinl!e 1::1.1 Ne ' 2:00 Sattr.Jay Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee 2:5< News 3:~ Saturday Matinee 3:30 Newo Headlines 3:31 Saturday Mstinee !:31 Salurday Motineo !:50 News 1:00 Dillcing with Doss 1:30 Radio R 1 0 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Sign Off 1:45 4:55 &:00 !oiO o: 15 WI-!Etol Fl~ ' "::AW THI::M IM 'TJ.IAT 6ARRU. I 'fl.IOUGIIT TflEY WERE GONER-. FOil •OIJI?E I ----''----_.;.~-- By ART fHE BORN LOS'"'ER=---'• ._ ·~ IT',S FINE / 1U - nJ I THE I.IDNEY YOU 5PENT WILL eE DONATED 10 CHARITY ... eUT COME Wffil ME .... "riME N'i I-IADA4000 NOURI>iHII-IG BREAKFAST, 6UT IT SEEMS A ~HAM£ TO I WAKE THEM. �'. • • .• ' IS-DlliJ Sentllttl. Pomoroy.lllddleport. o., De. 10, lHS . Con•ul, Nome~ lasr About Middleport • I ''j<7. ·"' .._,1\'. -·"'·' ..,. Eastern Local Oryn G. T,eot'hers.Meef edtlled oervecl. 1lle -liloetl!la·la l<ll- JOhum, 'Paullrle J""- "' ·lor,'O>OIIIer em Feb. lt. Unltod States, Pmels, LetBrl At R'werv•ew ' . - J -Seal .. Barbara . Garner; Lucy F. Gar· Harcy B. <Grindstaff. D Tit E. ~ Local Toacll- - . to Mllllllng D. Webster; ~ =te:!t. ;: Betty . ArouncJ. AncJ. I ·{.it· . ..... iillrell ., ~ ,.u, Olin. ):to ~ ~~~ .... .Qtar~ . QaaldU, ,• . " . ' ' ·' . Clnb CommiUeet f orest Run Methodl'st Church . .. Cathy Fultz, eon•ul of the Meets , or P0 tluck Supper Meefmg ILatin Club of Pomeroy H/go A poUuck dhmer pr~ed: wa~ m charge o~ the meeting. school has appointed commit· wscs. ': • ~-\J#\I'"""''"o: >:<.··· ........ ~ ~• v-n- ._..., _, ADMITI'ED: Mrs. Josepb Dull, Jr .. Pt. Pleasant; Mlcl>ael Facemire, Gallipolis; Mn. Earl Mattox Leon; Mrs. Sam· Ufl Miller, Jr., Evans; Ronald Dowell Leon; Mrs. Roger Bon.. cutter,' Gallipolis Ferryi Mrl. Jerry Arthur, Buffalo. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Alml Deweese, Leon; Richard M..~ ows A 1e Grove; Mrs. Frank Robtrt%~nd son, Bidwell; Mrs, Ja kfton Rousb and daughter, c t Mr nnd Mrs. Jos. h Duff · Jr , 'Pt. Pleasant, 1 ep M ' d Mrs Roger BoneRon; rG a\~ lls Ferry, a sOil.. cutter, _a_tpo _ _ __ , ~~S:Clation met at River- Loti, Pomeroy. ·• meroy. the meeUng of the WSCS of I whtch opened With the organ Ilees for the Jamtary lmh meet· Mb• Ellen Dutton, student lit, ~ acboolthe evenlq of Dec. Msnn/Di D. We~ter< Mary Ru...U Brunty, Jr., Evelyn the F'orest Run Methodist and pLano pr~ludes, 0 RoiY ·mg. Tht>se are: refreshments, IDenmson Umverslty at Gran- ·' w A. Webster, to Jeue Garne:r, E. Brunty, toR. B. Brunty, E. rhurrh Wedne~ay eveni'!i in Night, and Stlent Night, by Benny "right· Bill Sawyer, Ro- vllle, Is opendlng the hollday l1· Teachelil enjoyod lovely dec> Luqd": Gomer, Parcels, Pom· J. Brunty, p.....,ls, Ollve. the church soc1al room w1th 10 Mrs. John Scott and.Mrs. Da- ,bert Burdette, and Wendy car-- 1vacaUon with her ~ta, Mr. , tions and Christmas music eroy.'. . m~mhers and four guesb Re''. ' Vld N_ease. Mrs. Menmng Rousl\ per; program, Becky Stivers, Iend Mrs. Dale Dutton. -~ :Ou bout the evening. Ora 1vatktos_ NelUe M. Wat- Daisy M. <OGria) Grothw~· ~\ e nd"ll G. Stutler and !Wn, devohont~lleader, read a poem. ·Becky Hswley, cathy Fult21 . rida ~· Osborne. Btudent at klnst to ~ ··Di" Webster, tQ Goldie M. Oleodenin, Parce ' 1\ •· .'ll Mrs Dav1d Nease and •Journey or the Magi, ~llowed and Dorothy Neutzllna:, ; Richard Oiler_ arr1v~ F Y m , halned. with the p. . .~ tSau,burj;..: Lebaoon. 1f'r Ann Nease, present · w1th pnyer and the Lords Pray- Also appointed at the Thurs- trom Mlaml Uruversity to spend IRl~e~ew enter. ~~'1). .':Webster Mary 1 'J ht' L,jjb\e was lovely m white er in umson . ,, day night meeting was a com- 1the Christmas vacation w~~: JuM~ 8~~~e Weber, building A. We'b'ater•1oOra Watkbw, NeJ. VISIT AT FRIENDLY r o.l \ t:r bordert'd w1th red pom- "Symbol~ on Chnstmas Art m1ttee to make a program fCir lparents, Mr. ml:l Mrs. Ri • tati and principal l)f ne'M: ·Watki08 Parcels Salis,Htu~ ;tnd rentert>d with a 14 was the theme of the program the Latin Club assembly, con- 1f0iier and hi$ brOther, Steve. 1 :res~n v~s in charge of the bUrY.' ' , ' Mr. and Mrs. Sberley Swan, 0, ndl candelabr;~ endrclrd present~rt b~· Mrt.. Srott. s1sting of Donna Smith, ~hair-, Ohio Un~verslty .stude~ts her~ l w JiUnes Ctlsp, Sr., Nellie Jar. aod Mr. and Mrt~. Wayne Prince .. -:~ 1 pine and Chnstmas bau-, ~rs. Uswm NeB.se retJd from man. Ke1th E~ns. Lmda Weh· f~r t~e holidays With the11 farQl-~PM~ Allee Nease had 8 flannel rt1J Crisp, to Jaclt Crisp, Par- of Long Bottom aDd Mrs. S~ 11 ,n With rcndy cane <'a nd IPS tSalah 411 lor t~l! sen•J('e ut rung, and Chanse Porter. I hes mclude Karen Bachner, r h N!sentation of the Christ- ~. 8alem. .. my wn100 of H~klngport visit-.ASSINIBOIA "n , 1ther side. Grace w~s ask- worsh1p and explained the mean- Smce th1s w::~s the Chr•~tmas Jamce Taanebill, Roo Han- grap P ing 1 p Como Jack Crisp, GJe11Da Ruth Bd Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. . f 1 e~ l.lv ftev . Stutler. , mg of t~dvent , the time ()r peru- met'tmg- Dawn Carper read a ning, Randy Humphrey, Keith masrs~ry, us erry Crisp, to James Crl!p Sr. Nel- Paul Smith at Friendly, w. Va. A~inibo~s was the name 0 \lr·i Jark CUfhs president, tence and self exammatwn 11s !'tor.v :1~ou1. the_ R_oman Satu~n- Morgan, Judy Butcher, Paul i r~~ ding. joined io carol lie Jarrell Crisp· Parcels, Sa· 'They also made 8 tour of Ute regiOn ~h1ch cover~ what~ ,;;,;.:.,_;~=~..;_~""'-·~- ' symbnl1r colnr 1s vwlet or pur- atia wh1ch 1s sJmJlflr to Chmt-. Gerard, John All~nsworth, Dave 7or to the business lem Viklng Pottery at New Martins- , are adJoining portion: ~~ 't • p!t>, meanmg mournmg .and mas. Alter !IJIS the group sang 1Wiley, Bob ing, BOd Barbara 18llt8 flnolr with Larry Ritchie of R~~t C. Hartenbach, Sher· ville, w. va. lnd the Fenton Canadian provmces o am~ ! humJlUy several C'hmtmas cerols ac- i Jones. : mee":'f1 Hi School ealdlD ify (James W. Brannan etul) Glass Company at Williamstown, ba and Olltarlo and the sta Pomeroy, Ohio I A hymn preceded the explan- companied on the plano~ Mrs.: Mr and Mrs. George Dallas ' Ee~f:: thegh business~~: to James W.. Brannon, 62.75 A., w. Va. of Minneso~~~~~_o_:_~akota. <~liOn of the symbol ot ChriSt-, Theod1«1~ F'recker, a~v1sor. ' and ~hildren of South Charld· - · - _ lllldlllti!IIIIIIJI.._.,...Itld!llllllllllllllllllllllJtllllllltiliiiW mas rose by the leader. An or· , Follow1~g the . meeting there · lon Ohio are spending "S~~:~\HJ1&DTE~'i~:ID" 1gem solo was presented by M~s .. wus <l g1ft ~xd!ttnge and re- ;holi'da ~ith tbeir parents, Mr.l i David Nease- and Mrs. Ed1th fres hment~ served by Barbara , d F t Baclitel Mid- i l Technicolor) :an rs. d o~es and M ' Wil- , F'rJnkie Avalon, Deborah . Sisson re"d lsaiah 9. intrnduc- White and Ch'[lrise Porter WJ!Je,·, Cesar Romero, fred ling the coming of Chr·ist. A ta· : Atft'flding besides tbe above ; d_lepor~=t~ck rChester rs. 1 l'l;,rk." Buster KE'alon, Har· : ble w1th purple satin el(lth t:~nd wt>rl" .John Goodwin, Terry Ev-j liam • · ~~)· Lembeck, Eve Arden, :centered with rt'd rose in silver ans. Jenny Menchlnl, Marla Gru- i Thomas Skinner, student at · llvn na Loren. F=utur•tte: Hoofs & Gooh. · , ·~~se. was the worshi p center. ,eser. Sally G!obokar ay Bine:. the Ohio State School of Dent- 1 3 Stoott• ' Following a hymn and while Lori ng Vaughn and Mike GlobO· istry, visited his parents, Mr. ! Colorc~rtoont soft music was played, Mrs. kar. and Mrs. Arthur Skinner and ; Alfn•d Yeauger rt"moved tht: , Mrs. David Farmer Friday. He ' Wtdnesct.~. O~tcembe•· 22 rose. ' lrs. Kerns Roush folded Iis spending several days hunt- · ttOT OPEN If!':' purple doth ond Mrs. Ma,·k Spedalist Sp~aks ing in Virginia. : • MEIGS THEATRE VOL XVII NO. 207 POMEROY.MIOOI.EPORT. OHIO the! Big Seledions In Every Department Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robinson, ! """"'¥*1'""11•1i-"'"n"ii.,;.,;II!IOISJ•ar~t•ni•loi•JII•IIII"iIOliltoiltoiiiiOI;•III!Oiii!OII.,tto!llltollll•lUtoiiOIIIIIOitoii iO1-RII!IOI I to!l!llll"!1,.1011-!11'1!1!,.;IOIEliDIIO!"" th eek. nd pli-!ced on the I:Jble by Mrs. , . Kentucky, spent e w e ! StaCl'V Arnold cmd Mrs. Ru:>.~ . C. H. ~ b:Jen, fire prevent·. with Mr. e.nd Mrs. James Reed. ! PUSSYCAT?" , ,\' al~.:,n t:~nd the Mse was replac- wn specmllst from Cald~ell. _ Mr . Hobinson is a student it; iTerltnitolor l ed b Mrs YeaujiJer ~ poke to the Eastern HIgh , Kentucky ChrJstian College. 1: p,.t,·r O'Too le. PL' II'!' SI·IIL•rs , y . ~ .. Sl·hool student bodv rrldav , De1 1.,.,,, · s" hne uJt>r. I'Jp ucine. Mr~ . Wendell(, _.Stutler.s·Mr~ · " Miss ('harlf'ne Davis has ar" . · "h M. .. . cern her ..9 on th e su, b'Jt''-•t , i·r.o,. 1re.. . from . the Rhode Is-:. 5H Tho Comploto Llno Of J'Jui:1 Prt>nti s~. Wu1\1h· Ail · M,mmng H.ou., . · r s. · Jsson · 01 . .. rived .home SPECIAL GROUPS . • II .., A I 'I· ... , ., . m 110. . . I 11 10 1 d 1 11 1 ··r1 l r-111:1 nct·ess. '.\'. :1n :r i S. "" a son sang, n r~ H d tr d "· . ]and S<·hnol of Des1gn PrllVI· 1 \T" o.1il l lau _!(h 11lwn d h Tf - , e emons a1e oo 11. Je 11t.1m 1 • 1 1 1 11 , /' 1' lhl• a n~wN to lhl' She~~~r ~ ~:tr ~d . .e r·ability of common produd s: dt'nce, R._ I., for the holiday ; 1om1·1b que~linn of lfw Flock., ll} NL. h~. <~Iter '~<~<hlch : found around th~ home. Since i se:ason with her parents, Mr.; v• :1r' \\.'oudy AllrrJ. h:1~ eac!l mem~r d1spl"a~ed. her fa-: Christm:Js i~ near. safet~· rules 11 nd Mrs. J. J. Davis and fam- -;~; Just In Ume for your selecUon for gift& 11 1, .. ·• trouble ;~lt ho hr·'s vor 1tl:' Chnstmas car d and told · were a•l"ven.- Pamphlets wer·''-' ily, I" " IIWiff'SS£'1''' in a Sl !'lfl. A. FRENCH CLUTCH PURSE{_ _ _ _ $1.H l .·l ' t' plnrt>' Paul~ Prc-nri ·~w~r.lh', e h.JStory ofAtn omo, All-e f·· pa~sed : Ori Tho Flnt Floor ·' "" r Jo! r!ln~ ··~tr 1 prN'' and .. blto the students after the :" Mr · and Mrs· Errold Dawsonw Choice of several stylel. SoUd colors. Smooth or lfained 1:qn11" inf'. mlln ·rr;ny :mel gio C(lrrcgio an Italian artisl .a.~rsem y. bl ·" b 1of Be!le, W. \'a. visited Satur- 1 ~ I, q·u 1a ·., ndrrs'i who painted ·many famous pte. ·' S dne assem v Pr wos ld opem'lJ y .J.... . h , 1 and Mrs. '"'II • finish. IJ:m~ rnH I ~ · 't t ua}' wrt "r. rol · C :1 111 :11 1 p~r~l'hute jHmpt·l·' . . • tu en1 ounr1 es en G·•·eg M,, . w 1 T\' l\1nnvm ao Wonll)' Alltn lure\ inrludl~g -~Je ~ladonm•.:- Rall .. y l:<t ding the students an:.! ~ ~Cr.s. . 1: B. WOMEN$ BILLFOLDS _ _,_ _ _ $1.H 111:1\.: r·• ~nf'{'n ("\('bUt .l~ III IIdn~Hl , the c_hn. '. Child, ".I'• faeull:v 10 the "Pledge of Aile- Mr. ~tnd Mrs. Sidney Russel l ! }~in e quality billfolds In a wide variety of atylea ·~;r~r ~g~~i~~.~ ~! lt '~ 1\u gr·,en by Mrs. Alnold. The 11 -giance.'' of Glouster were overnight W FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS qOI"y u/ _Ra_phllel. also kno~n - ·- -- guests this past week of Mi·. = unusual valul!s. oF 1965 lor Ills pamtrng of th,e ~~donn<~. a brvchure or Christmas card'; and Mrs. George Meinhart. ~ Co lorurtoon, : Pink -w:t'i g1ven by Mrs . Curl1.s.. . . from L:rdCF.F depictin~ Ctlri~t- · . C. MENS BILLFOLDS - - - - - - $1.00 P.rtiamu l>.lrs. Sf·ott gave a medltatmn m.as around the world Wf.'l'e tl is-! Mr. and Mrs. George MelnRu~hing Roulette 1 11 h Jd h , d Have removable pUR call. Brown or black. Boxed. 1J11 Chmt l'(:nws o !1 t e wor -: plnyf' d by Mrs. Scot!. art wer~ in Manetta We nesSUNnAV, MONDAY a,nd_ Mrs. fred Nease read th,·, Prayer by the Ieeder, th~ tar- day f'v_<:-nmg where they attend· . ~ D. WOMENS BILLFOLDS----- $1.00 TUESDAy ( hnA r~l<tS stor ~· fmm \-la1thew . · ol Silent Night and benediction ed " dmner. drmre sponsored by . LlJ~:ht and dark colors. Many hive attached coin purse. DEC. 26-'27-28 An arl1cl'::', Chnst1an art around · contluded u1e program, and the the State H1ghway Department. "T~AT FUNNY fEEliNG" lhe world, was read Oy Mrs., meeting closed with an article ' 1 BoxPd ready to rive. ITrchnicolon • Watson, whi<"h gave the btgm- : Check Your Politeness At Church : • • I ~~.~~~J g.~~·n~o~-~h~~wllart, ning of the Lil·Lit Chri~tn:'<ls ; and a poem. The t'-.;~w Year bv ' "-'hW+;M-.-•mltti'IWM~Q.:< a , i 'J'Jlliot . c-:~rds. The first card ever pr~nt- · Mrs. Sisson_ . -~ -~- i Feeturette: Honin' Around €d was the Blue Madonna pamt,) )! ''''""'•••• ed by Frank w.. tey. Cards and :: ~1 -· · -·-·-· · Disrrirt Parr~- is ~1 Big selection or toys for everyone on your Ust. The •N :t W ti'. •~UG ::t ti .,.fiili:$1' J! very toys your boys and girls want and all at sal• AffemiNI l>y four Jt Terrell ~ prices. Dolls, trucks, road race sets, pmea, books, 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Four members of the Amerreturned home SattJrday, /~ · it~:1n Auxiliary of Drew Wl!bster Cincinnoti where they Wt!re from guns, model klts, sleds and many, many other toys. call-~ Complete wlth camera, wrllt strap, film, Oasb cube and -~\ .tt,~1 i Post ,jjltended the Eighth D1s- td eorly in the week by the Elf>erfelds Toyla nd is located on Main Street - 2 batteries. No fOCUJinl or setting needed for sharp, clean ~ trict b1rtMay parly al Veterans df'!Hh of his .!lunt. Mrs. Alonzo pictures. Instant eamera loading wltb Kodapak CartrJdge, doors below Court St. : Hosp ital in Chillicothe. Thurs- Terrell. Joining them in Clncin- w See all the other modele of Instamatlc Cameras and Movie I day arLernoon. Tht! room wt~s na11 w~re Mr. and Mrs. Clem· Bicycles, Tricycles and Sidewalk bikes are 10ld in Cameras - Camera Supplie1 - Projectors - Film Flash Bulbs on ule ln the camera department on tbt lit dt-rorated in ket!ping with tht> mie Lanimm of tharleston, \\'. Elberfelds Main Store. Stop in. Buy your bicycle or I. holiday se·a:-;on. Va ., Mrs. M<~ry .Ionian. Mr . ._, Ooor . ~ I Mrs. Albt-rt Rou~e of Middle- and Mrs. William Stordge o~md A tricycle now- They're all on sale! Iport. di strict rehabilitation chr .1 Vvilliam Terrel! of Nilro, W. Va. • I..:::::~ .J HIURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Dec. 23·24-2.5 "WHAT'S NEW ~~a~bl~l-:1~~h:ed w~~~dl~;t~e~~ AI F:a~tern Hiu-h -a "' MAKE ELBERFELD S IN POMEROY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING CENTER I OPEN TONI GHT UNTIL 9:OQ p•M• 1 I 1 Mainly About People fn Pcmeroy , . ••• •• • . ~ ~ ,f • •• • • •• '~ h•ppr h•ppen•, It'• Bulow• w•tch Umel" • e Tilt''"" • • • f"/0 I ~LILIIIff "I" f> eYe!')' 23tfjlwtll. nl woUI I dltmO!Ufl · wGma~ . Compf1hl~ 14!( tOld. fiUIU crylf1l . YtiiQW 01 till,. • • •• •• •• ~ ____.:____________ was in charge 'l( the party and : Mi ss Patrit:ia Hennessy, stu-11 Mr .~ . Helen Billings of Athf'n~ dent nurse at St. Joseph Hos- ' ~ in the £~bse nce at Mrs. Wlsnn M<~r ion and Miss Polly Karr ot 'i C,jlrr distnct president, f'Xtended nved Friday evemnliJ to spend greetings to the Veter an~ Christmas with ber parenl8, Mr. "' a~d also led in singing nf !' ·~· :and Mrs. Thomas Hennessy and ~~ b1rlhday song to the nter"""" fam•ly. Owr 100 veterans were enler- Mrs. Edward T. Bauer of I larned and there were 50 or ~arion and Miss Pilly Karr of more women of the dstrict pre- Columbus arnved Friday even- 1 senl Home made fudge, cakes, , ing, for a visit wit.b their par- ! ice cream, favors and prizes . t•nts. 1\1r. and Mrs. Charles n. l were provid ed by Auxiliary un· Karr Sr. Miss Karr returned iL of the di strict. Dancing home Sunday and Mrs. Bauer 1 W<~s enjoyed with music by the remained for e week's visit. I Ho~p1laJ band. Mrs. t:harles R. Karr Sr, re- ! Attending from local unit were turned home from Holzer Hos· Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Olin · ~ital Saturday and is improv· i Knapp, Mn. George Mowrey 1mg. 1 and Mrs. 0. A. Martin, Mrs. , J!imes Ebersbach, student at · J. M. Thorton sent fudge but ' St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers- , was unable to attend. bw-g, W. Va. spent the week- ' end witb his parents, Mr. and ' Mrs. Harold Ebersbacb and Mornins Star Cl&• d.ughter, Holfls Annnal Party Mr. and Mrs. Walter Killing· 1 The Women's Class of the er of Dayton, were weekend ' Morning Star EUB l'llurch held guests of his mother, Mrs. WJJ.' its annual Christmas party on , liam Killinger, Hemlock Grove, 1 We_dnesday at the home Df Mrs. i Mrs. Nora Eakins of Dayton Ed1son Hollo~, RD, Minersville. I ~as the Weekend guest of her A potluck dinner was served ! Stster and llrother-in-law. Mr · at noon. A short business meet- end Mrs. George Heines. 'i lng was conducted by the presi- , Misses MaralyM and Cara. dent, Mrs. Clark fhle, with a 1f lynn Tracy spent the weekend · program pertaining to Christ- , ~~ Huntington, W.Va. wit.b theJr ! mas. and brother-In-law Mr Gifta were placed under a de- and Mrs. Eugene Hes~. ·· corated tree and later exchang- ~· and Mrs. RJchard Leif• od. Others attending were Mrs. hett and children of Springfield Lee Jnhnsnn, Mrs. Fred E. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert I.eSmith and son, James, Mrs. hew and daughters of Columbus I Glen Collius, Mrs. Menzel Smith were weekend guesb: of Mr. ! Mrs. Oarence Grueser, Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Davis. . J. A. Smith, and guests were Mrs. Victor Hysell and Mrs, , S~RVE DINNER L~twrence Rose. ~- Members of the Homebuild- ! ers Class of the Church of Christ 1 - - ..___ Boys 1 prepared and served the LoyDI ' Women's Christmas dinner Thursday evening. Serving on food comrnittee were Mrs. Den· \'er RJce, Mrs. Norman Yeau.' ger, Mrs. WettdeU Gerlach Mrs. 3 pr. Kenneth McEIItlnny, Mr~ Joe Bishop, Mr•. WendeU Bunce and Mrs. Edward Evan~. Men of the class aervlng the dinner bJCiucfed WUilam Gru•er, Tom Middleport Rowen, Herman Klnealtl a,.,. ! 1 r-:::L:.;:;::;;:0;LJ::~---------I 2 Give . , • • • • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • •• ••••••• • • Goessler POMEROY .~ " ' L .. ·--~~~~ : ·. ·, ': - ''I' . - ,.1, ~~-~~~·~~._·~~~· from a complete selection You'll lind her favorite &lyle, color and her correct lize. Seamless and full fashlon· ed lto$1'Y. plalll weave, meeb weaves, textured nylons - DON'T FORGET FLASHBULBS Select what you need from our complete selection of flashbulbs and flash cubes. aupp. hose. I MEN}S COSMETIC GIFT SETS Give Him ATieorTwo Ready boxed lifle lor him - Shave Cream - Alter Shave Lullon - Deodorants - Cologne - Shave Soap and Combination Sets. Choose from these popUlar br1nda• 1 1 COWBOY BOOTS 1 ss.99 ''-------"! ter Eni11a and Wllltloll ~ -- $]-00 .. ~.50 Neat pattem.e In four-In-band and ready·tle atylet. The aew populor obopeo. In free lift bo1<. eOLD SP1CI eYAROLIY e007 e GILLEnE 1 Roush's Shoe Store OPIN IVININGS Choose her favorite nylo111 1 :~to JEWELRY STORE stock up now on the film you'll need for the bolldayl!.- lD the camera department you'll find a complete selection of black and wblte and color in all sizes for still and movie eameraa. S5c FILM SALE 39c 65c FILM SALE 49c 70c FILM SALE 54c $1,.10 F I L M - - - - - - - - SALE 73c $1-15 FILM SALE 87c $1.25 FILM SALE He $1.75 FILM SALE $1.37 $1.95 FILM SALE $1.49 $2.15 FILM SALE $1.74 $2.45 FILM SALE $2.10 $2.50 FILM SALE $2.13 $2.75 FILM SALE $2.27 $2.95 FILM SALE $2.44 89c .. 4·95 i 1'"'" SALE! KODAK FILM HOSIERY for CHRISTMAS • eM-U fACTOR $onto Clou1 will loo on tha 2nd floors TUESDAY WEDNESDAY 2 to3 P.M. 6to I ' P~ . 1 . eCURRIER ond IVES eMENNENS eC!TATfON e KINGS MEN eWILL!AMS .THURSDAY ElBERFELDS IN POMEROY 6to I P.M. Bring the CbUdren to See Ill~ .. ' - :•_,.. ' ·1.1· ' ,. "· <i ~ •: . ; ' • '' '""'.-t~-.Ji ' ' ' .. ' •• fell Into · .fte lUper Tttu, set tt Alrt City police today are investigating the second major lilting trailer-sized Manned breaking and entering in Gallipolis in less than a week. _,~~'~::-~"'P- _ Property stolen Jn the latest one Monday night was valued ~ . at more than $3,000, consistlng mainly of office equipment. FOREIGN VISITOR - Ole Gilbo, of Oslo, Norway, ,. . Miles T. Epling, at 7:36 a.m. today, reported the theft at plenishes a display of Christmas decorations at Rall'1; ~ the M. T. Epling Co., First Ave. There waa no sign of fore- Franklin store in Middleport. Ole, a senior at Kent ~ ible entry and no broken win- I University majorin g in marketing, came to Middlepoft Town council was assured Pomeroy Moter Company bid dows. 1$354.84, and another at $391.96: spend the Chri~tmas h~lidays with ~is frat~rntty ~ Monday an Area Redevelopment $1640 on a new Chevrolet, MetSgt. John Taylor said the 1two mM typewriters, at $518.61 Tom Rail. It will be h1s fourth Chr1stmas 1~ the U~Act lARA I grant to help build ropolltan Motors ,1,86'1,611 on a burglars opporentty entered and I53H8; , calculator /~ted , Slat es. E, 0, Rail. owner of th• store and Toms fotber,, ~ the proposed Pomeroy sewerage new Rambler and Blaettnar Au· the offices of the firm througb l at $846.15, and other miscel-1pul both the students to work dunng the Chrtstmas fUiK, will have the highest priorit.y in to co. ,1,961.66 on a new f'onU- The vocal tllld instrumental a rear d~r! on the ~iver side l laneous . items totaling $193.20i'Ole enjoys it. Ch_ri stmas ln Norway i~ differe~t in that~ tbe lOth congressional district. ac. music students of Southern of the buJidtng. A kmfe blade" along w1th the Christmas pack- are opened Chnstmas eve and !arn1ly. reumons are ~ 9 LeI . F F liz h · n f h hool 'II 1.. or some other slender instru- [ages, _5 111g sc s le • u ' c amna o C WI presen1 a puutl ed Th value . unknown. . . frnarv . Dec. .t S and l. 26. I PIOlet and Hall are 1n the Delta U_psl.lOil . the sewerage committee, reportouncll, however, decided to lie Christmas program in tbe Dl.ent, was apparen _Y ~ to 1 ~ f1rst of the two maJor raterm y.- en m:___~------------ed to council at town hall that get the_ larger 32S horsepower school auditorium at 1 tonight. open the door by sbppmg the IB&r:E s wa~ repor~ last Thursthis assurance was made 'n armotar JD the new Chevrolet day mormng by J1m Staats at 1latch. lhe recent letter from Cong. ~all· cruiser at an additional coot of The program wrn be In charge Mr. Epll"i supplied the po- the French . City Lumber Co., H M II $55, making: the total cruiser of vocal Instructor Mrs. Rich- lice department a list of th~ 1 Pme St. Ttueves stole approxl: •·"' J\ er"Ther: machln et cost ,1,69!. It was pointed out j ard Lee and lnstrumenlol olfice Urm'hll{,fl.347.00 worth of mer-: ..... 1"·· D11 'under whlcb to file for the Rambler did not have the rector Dan Williollpoon, . • ·• mcludod 1bree add1ng machines chand!lle, the ma)onty of 11, .. t . ,. larger motor I The musicians wiD do tile one valued at f(OII. 10, one at power tools. · ,.. ..... , · · ~ a~lance, Fultz said. T be • "Jingle Be II Rhapsody.. - - - 1 CINCINNATI fUPil - C1Jv diff.,.rent wavs the stadllllfl charrman added that he has OTHER ACitVITY "Psalm 19" ''Carol Festival'" {; James A Rhodes was to meet construction can be flJUinCill. WA81f1NGTON PRESt- urged Cong . . ~oeller to contact In other business: '"Christm&s' Suite., and "Chrbt.- •n ~ MIIIDi1:Wit; With local off1c1als todav for a, Charles E Staab, comnt. dent Johnson, In an attempt to Pomeroy offrcwls as soon as $1,6(1(1 was transferred from mas Part .. • Albert Roush, eommaader progress report on the proposal ('ha 1rman, s:ud a final site l j forge even strong~r bonds ~ JlUldellnes are kllown. the Parking Lot Meter Fund In the :~al rtlon et the of Feeney - Beaoett Post, 121 for a new st!ldium to attract a •the 60.000-seat structure wDl bt tween the United Slsles and Its Mayor Charles Legar said be to the Cemetery fund D Th d' Amerlctln Legfoa, In MiddleNational Football League fran· pwked by Jan. 20 ' NATO allies, is going to illvlte also has been in cont~ct with Discussed setting ·up a bud-i _b~fe~cle a;iU be O:::ists ~r port, l• remiadl.ng members Chlse to the ,. 11 y The comm 1ttee ~s pleked • West Germany and other EuroCong. Moeller and Phil Lavelle, get for the cern te he erd ., b lbat tile post will meet Ji'r1.. Maj Robert M OJambers Also expected to attend were feasible s1tes the r1verfroot. -lif. 1 1 ll 0118 to "'In America's AHA di5tr· t 0 ff' 1 1 rd' • ry rUB ees, "T re Were Sbeph s Y t1a ~ " l t•- half b · '1 end""""' pean -.na JV IC IC a' rega mg and agreed a meetill of the Fl . b' ' . 1 1 y, ~.-. a at: w eo son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus R. Paul Bro'~<~<n. former ownf'r and ea, the downtown west -w space effort. the rnatter. nance committee g Cemete ·the 0111,~ cborua w IC~ lreata wW be takea to the Chambers, 243 N. Fourth St., coach of the Cleveland Browns near Crosley Field Johnson announced the forUtBU~ NEW CRUISER trustees and workers sbould ~! do•• :o;,l' Snow','H ~t~ -~ eo.Dty Clllldn•'• Home be- [Middleport, has completed the of the NFL and head nf a J]roup an Blue Ash, be ~d Moadif. coming ulVltatlon Monday night Council approved a recom- held on the matter CJrDw, ,, .~Li~ 111 r:.ue UJ tween Z • 3 P· m. and tbe associate course at the Army interested in operatmg a fran-1..,~ number of parties haft . . at a Whtei House dinner honor· rnende.tlon of the Safety com- Heard Mo . ~ ar sa ~a, ., t e mmer community's children wJJI re- Command and General Staff chise here, Bnd B1ll DeWJtt, ~sed an interest in ing West German Chancellor mittee to purchase a new 1966 has 1 ed Y 11 gfr Y~~ Boy, and We Wish Yoo the telve treats at the ball from College, Fort Leavenworth, owner of the CmcmnatJ Reds. ture and Joseph H. Kanter, • Lfidwlg Erhard who Is In Wash- police cruiser from Pomeroy Mel e~ lll Wnf ~rn e Merriest.' S - 7 P· m. die same day. Kan. 1 The Stad1um Strenng Com- 1veloper of the suburbu 1'11'1111 irgton for two' days of talks Motor Company. Bids on it 1 gs th ~nty a~ o~pany A boys' ensemble will ring Memben are asked to meet Major Chambers was one of rnittee was expected 1o present ParK community, came~on a wide rsnge of world prolrl were received two weeks aga s ~~e h ~bng w en he "Carol, Brathen, Carol'' and Wednetday, Dec. !!, at I p.m. 448 U. S. and Allied off1cers who - -- - - - - wJth ll concrete proposal ...... lems. The talks COJJUnue today. and have been revieweQ sa e as about plans ''The Christmas Story" wlll be at tH baD to IBCk the treats. attendd the 18-week course, ldy . ~~ thoroughly by committee mem- of the new company to improve presented by a mixed ensemble. Tbe regular meeltn( will lol· designed to prepare officers for lCVJng He said he was wlllioC - ·· WASHINGTON - A $1!0 bers, Mayor Legar said. •ts services. . The Girl.!! Glee club will sing low at 7:30 P· Ill. duty as commanders and gen1gamze a syndicate million construction program In comparatlv~ bldding, the Chief 01 Pohce Jed ''Oh, Holy Nigbt," wit~. Char- 1111 1 ;: ~ li!WD era! staff officers of divisions j investors_ to buDd tb1 will fall by the wayside as part s report for the past lene Ward ao soloist, Where or log!Stical commands. The He outltned to the of Defense Secretary Robert S. month thet showed 27 ttrre51s, Is the Clllld Today," with Pam ANNOUNCE DINNER major entered the Army in Iplans for use ol z,iOO 18 accide~ts, five bends taken, Sylvester McNamara's plan to put the U. f8 ipS narrating, and The united Onistmas dinner 1944. NEW HAVEN - Funeral ser-f undveloped land in his · 44 complamts investigated, two "Chrlstmas ·was Meant For and S mUitary machine in top of the Rscine Legion Major COO.mbers, a 1944 grad- vces for Mrs Frances Carol v1s1on, room .enoulb fighting trim. McNamara tndi~ Illegal parking arrests, seveH Children." A glrls• ensemble A il~ to Post 602 will be uate of M1ddleport High school, Lievmg, 24. New Haven, who DOO-seat stadiUm and <ated more cuts were to come. wam/n~ bsued, 1126 parking will sJng "Mr. Santa." b~~ Tuesday December 28 at Is a !950 graduate of the u. s. died Monday mornmg In the ltfd parking." . In a program to streamline meter tickets Issued trlth 75 p m at' the Legion ~me Military 'Bacademy. Hol~r hospltal , Will he hf'ld, K.:mter proposed too •~=~= spending "without eating Into Funeral services for Ira Phil- unpaid. Street money cellected NOW YOU KNOW ~tead of-December 29 85 prevWednesday at 2 p m. at the trade the Ian~ to the il the muscle" of the u. s. effort lips, 86, who died Monday at totaled ,1,021 and lot money, Ill 1• the Great .Piape iousl announced. TRUMAN TRIP New Havl1l Methodtst churcb syndtcate for 1ts stocks • ir Viet Nam, McNilliW'8 plan- his residence at Rt. 1 Raclne, $903. •wept Load•, tillla& •·• Y , NEW YORK (UPI)-Former with the Revs. Marvan Fmme wluch also would be ned to release today 1 list of wJU be beld Thursday at 1 p.m, Approved ~eral approprl. per10111, •ccordlaa 10 tbe World · President alld Mrs. Harry S and Marcus Trough offlcJBtmg. ~va~lab.le to the publio the projects wblcb have been at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church. &Uons within funds at the re-- Almauae. PLAN PARTY Truman were scheduled to Burial w1ll be In K•rkland Mem- jmst1tutJ~nal investorset•uab put on the sbeU Indefinitely. n· Reedyville, W. Vs., with burial quest of Clerk Edna Schoesleb. The lzaak Walton League wHI arrive this afternoon to spend ona.J Garde-n He sa1d he. had 10 clutfod IIDOilll tlte deferred 1~ In the nearby cemetery. Atlendlng were Mayor Legar, ANNOUNcE PROGRAM bold Ita annual Chrlsbnas party Chrbtmas w1tb their doughier She was bom April t1, 1941,1 tal ava1/able 'lhroogb ems was a mUitary housing pro- SUrvivors lnrlude his wife Clerk Schoenleb, and Council· The Mt. Herman UJ clwrch at 7 p. m. Monday, Dec. 27 at and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs. at Qumcey . tllmo1s. t!w daught- ·nat10na l bankm~ C...11001~ gram which woold have provld- Freda McCauley Phillips· flv~ men Lou PouUn, Fultz Franklin will hold its Chrltttmas program the club house. 111ere will be Clifton Duniel. and thelr er of 0 Chet and Huth Dundy•lo build tbe stadium 1 e<' 8.500 dwelling units, new tlaughtera, Mrs. Charles 'Ford, Rizer, Bob Hyzell, Roy Reuter Thursday December 23, 111 8 p. a Chrisllll!ll dinner and a &iftj children. In suburban Westcbe!t- Campbell. who sumve. SnrV!V· jcout~ get ~,. llil'oit barracks building additions aDd Beaver FaUs Pa . Mrs Wood- and DOD Ctlllruo, m. The pubUc fo Jnvlted. exchange. ter County. ors m add1t10n to her parents Sign by e Redo projeas. row Harper, \v. . tier husb"<md, Larry C. INFL tea_m_. _ _ __ Mrs Clare F tty G 19~ e L1evmg, and a sun, Larry Mar COLUMBUS. GA. - FEJMm.. · · nee e ' ran tin L1eving. She was a memberi • 1 al ogents oel2od ·,100 mllUon of the New Haven Method!SI Hold . IVOrth of pure heroin lit the William McCr<lokey, Spencer, church. . , Chmtmas Party trailer borne ol o U. S. Army W. Va . a son Clyde PhiUips By BEIIL.UI JONU uoJ - made by Mrs. John KJn. Christ In Ill Batura! setting lb• es) all the essence of JOY and Fnends mal roll at the Fog- The annual Cltrlstmu warrant officer Monday night to AU!e~' Ohio· sisters M ' ''It's begiMin& &o kK* a lot caid, talented garden club mem~ figures on the Rawling..coats gladness. iesong Funreal homt' from 3 to for Meigs Aerie No. 2111, climax an fnlernallonal lnves· Ella McCaul;y Elizabeth' ~· like Christmu, Everywltm ber; the Dudley J'Jorfst window lawn (90 lamiHarl but with Also there was the commun· 5 p. m and from 7 to 9 p. m. will be held at the IOO,e ll~alion Involving one - third Va., and ~- Arlie you go .. -- ... " Is espeetaUy allrliC!Jve with ltd too moay memories this year; lly tkislmas dinner for child- today. I Wednesd.y night for of all the agents In the U. S. Cllarfeston, w. Va.; 22 grand- More theD ,.1 1 , , and guests . 1 aDd white po/naeWoa and mtiQo tbe Martin, with ita buaU!ng ren of the town held at Heath Bureau of Narcolf<s. children, and 20 great grand- soog our co.!mwtlue1 ger ....e; be auro to aoe tlte parties tor tlte various groupo Methodist Cllurch. Everybody An F,O E committee 0 reindeer llld the real • !ookl,. oet off Chrlstmao m The Bend. wanted to help for there is no Arrested In what was tlescrli> children tak ' ported 1t has mailed 18 ed the "larsest single selz. Friend. may <all 1t the Ew. air~ ~ ::!'!:'k chimney llld lovely lreti fD tlte Now Is the lime, too, lor the llgbt Hke the stsrs in a child's mas cards to over 100 ure of narcotico In the Unlled ing Funeral Home tmlll 10·30 nl I loot! will a Columb"' llld Soulhn lllectrl< onnual Christmas programa In eyos when there I Christmas Mason men serving Is tbe Slates" wu Chlel Warrant 01- a.m. Thltrltlay, · ~:.ra lnvl wWt tltatr .,: offices; the Tri-Lustro windows the ehurchea, when Mom onc1 party just for hlm. The young ed forces In VIet Nam. cr:!;"wi1b 15. : eUecl llld attractive are the pride o1 lila lolollel Pop's pride ODd joy will otatld 10 mucb more enjoy these The Meigs rounly commls- 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ __ beroJ 0 ltm I merchotldlse - 1bere'1 ....,.. Hysell, who spenda muob lime up "' lie down •• the <oso may DlODiftlls. Tiley tsugb and cry sioners Monday approved a r deep freezer thing for everybody OD your1 each year making her windows be, and IIY ''his piece,'' then SO easily. I step - up in clasgification for were arrested In the caoe -five Two LupviUe .._. l>lve Christmas list tell Cltrlstmas meuqes (on get hls treat from Santa. c.,... Chrtatmu brings back the counly well are departmenl 1) SHOPPjNC fD New Yon and cme In Mlaml beoa lfaetf II IDtf <Oils, rJv· ahoWI tlte manger .... and o!U., groupa briJiil • bit ol mu· wonder of ..cb llfOWt>Up as we workers. DAYS LEFT .}!) · Beach T!to New Yon 01 auptotl..'tf JaO - Deaplte commercialism of the other an oltrliCtivt &Ill Ia ole and happiness to these fn. romember OW' own Christmases. Harrie Marie Smith has been , , oil l~pers were~:; povbotloa 110 sllopllttlq this holiday, there still Is on a boUtlay IOWng) and the C!U· olde. Chrlttlmas Is o time o1 One thing we «ltiill 00, there moved up from Director 1 to Di· i conaplnllors ' ........ In Mftldleport Mayor attempt to keep ~e religious ,... National Bllll; bu a beau- worklnt! IO(ether Is harmony; Is always . I Christmas, some rector II while others involved I · Lee Soaftb'a <0111. part of Christmas m the eyesl tJ1uJ arroy In blue, "" have just had the lnoplr!D IDd dreary but always the 1n the resolution were caseworkLONDON _ PRIMii: MlNIJ. lfli,O. 8mllb lotmd llorollly ol the beboltler. (Old llld lflver, concert given by aiDgtro fD lhlnlest day ol the year. ers Georgia Williamson and 111 1er Hamld WIIIOII W81 t:OIIIroltl- ljtllflfo, • aid Eauao J • Some dlst>la1s In lfl4dler>ort AU the windows 1111 ''Merry' the commwtlty uDder ll!o tli· II Is wben "" take oil • day Grace Jividen and Clerk.Stened today wfth gtowm, tlpllO$Iare lncludinrJ ll!o Chrislmaa" In I 1peclol way. rectlon ol tfrelea BUJ Rtwellto dream qaln to bo young O!Jlapber Adele Cui/urns. ltoa In Parl)'men! to t1te 'Loi)or 11 U.. tl tie Nativity ICetle In the French AI ti9UIII, Dr. Pfcl<elll' alllCM ond hfs occompanlst oupreme, qlfn, and to remember the The commissioners also trans· IOvei'IUllel!lt 11boi1e1f1t1 pi>lfilJ, l!!!oe; b • • lor- Hardware store, the gu office on Third St. lll'tiOitl ~ lovely Mn. Lacey Getting lhal .-y.lhll never gell Old: That !erred n.100 from the General It major protest wu apeetld IIIIa .llfel lllrray, II, llid' with Ill ~ reindeer and Ylew u one drlffl Iii - 1111 many lingers to end 0!1 the Chrial come to earll! 81 o cJ!t ltmd to the Aid for the Disabled aller WIIIOII repor1J on bJs wu llleoi II u d - buJe lfiltted. Cftrlstmao lr'"! house II oulllaetlln !~pit. Tha ~ DOle II the same limo fo lor MI')'ODe who believes, and accepted bids of Sland1 Oa_.Pqewllfll · fet:tl:""":· lomp pool tlt!coro,ted with clmrcb ·""" lllotelt lq !» loat The band, There Ia a lot ol Cltrlsbnas ard Oll for suppl)•ing gas and _,,. ..., awq ol ~ de<l with a blue llpted OUIIIDo. ,... ~ 1111 lilltericbr Suits ourpls, lelt lor CltrtaliDU, II "' wont ditloel fuel to the counljl hJgb. 1 ltrowll lfll!' bflr - V11f 1!11!11: IJ ~ • ~· Ou¥dl tl U., lll'lf' flit clttll (JtliiDI . . Ji a. . . . 111J ~ For ARA Sewer Aid at mon• ~s";,. , Students to Gl.ve Program At Southern :a.·'· '. D~ !"~''"' :0\kA Rh0des t 0 Hear progress _ ~ eneraI Staff Work CompIeted ,r and..._.., wii,J i .:0 thl- • ' . ••" . '· . .. ' ' ." M L' • rs. D'Ies Monday w!::t;ed I Phill' r5 l tot: • . D'Ies Monday 18·30 1 1 modern~tion iur~~.. v~.; ~::,:;.:,a-~M~~~- :1;/:~:: d u Sh V t • L k 1 own ows res lVe, 0 l av 00 'J 1 in~lu_de ~a~leowdl iwo Thorpe: "'t:" Admimstrafors ""f ':: =- ~ s:;:' ~· ::,_u., ~:other ~n: ° =~~~ a1-.;; ...... tetk; one,..;. Preel-j Jar:,: > -·tton "!.C:: ~ Win Increases ...!:. ... ~·:,:•:flao.~~~~~ond dart ~lch!ng, ~ ~ · Reporf Ofi St3d'lftm PI;,}.aUS !( .:,. •, ;, eq~ment. t:mB!1liK~ I 1 ~illiiiiiU.~ Ger11cb. ·. ~:a~e:· planned and Epling Company is Victim Of Robbery Monday Night eh::r Her 1 1 ''When •omethlng • = 1 .,~ ""· e • as aBulova -.· : this .. . Christmas! • 1 ~2 gettang)~~~~, • •' Elberfelds Toyland Has CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) - 1 rumbled alofl precisely on time i experimental communications kingsize version of tbe Titan J Orbiting Laboratories (MOL) in1cation, w-as set to receJve radio An Air Force Titan 3C , (at 9 a.m. EST) in afsatellites, a "do-it-yourself" tllat orbited flve pairs of 1968, was programmed to kick! signals at 144 megacycles and superrocA.et shot four piggy. thunderous finale to America's amateur ra!Ue mDenlet that Gemini astronauts thla year. its four hitchbikiog payloads beam them back to earth at 431 bac~ satellites- three space/1most spectacular year in space.] says "hi'' and a scientific/ It gets its extra push frGm int,, sli~htly different orbits megacycles. boosters 20,93& miles above the equator. The two experimental comtalkers and a sun watcher- into It raced into a low orbit! satellite designed to tell man two huge aolid orbit today on the start of one ranging from 99 to 105 mile:\ more about the sun asd it111strappe~ ~ the sides of a three- T? ~? it,. the Titan's "switch munications sate1lites, called of the toughest unmanned above the earth with ease and I dangers. stage hqutd fueled rocket. engme thi~d stage n~t ooly Les 3 .and Les 4, were built for missions tried by the United began an hour-long coast before! They were beaded Wward a The awesome aoJid-fueled had to zip mto three different t.bc A1r Force by the MassaStates. performing the second art in its hard-t<rreach almost stationary' rockets, each generating u , o~bits~ but it_ had ~ twist the chusetts Institute of Technology The triple-barrelled space six-hour string of orbital~ orbit higher over the l!quat~r. ~Ilion pounds of fiery thrust at direction of 1Ls_ orb1tal path to to tt:st parts ~ru:l techniqu~ for machine, most powerful yet: acrobatics. The 127-foot 'ntan 3G, mak1ng lift-off, performed with perleo- send the satellites on a course possible use m future mtlitary Jaunched by U.S. rocketmen,l Perched In its nose were two ib: third of 12 test flights, is a tion today. They burled the parallel to the equat&r. radio satellilet>. Titan and ita four sateDiteJ te The ham operators' satellite, The Titan's 4Z7-pound sunthe edge of space In less than dubbed Oscar 4, wa~ expe~ted watching satellite, an insect.two minutes teavlDg a geyser• to link amateur radw statwns like craft equipped with four like e<~lumn of 1moke in their nearly hail way around the power-supplying solar paddles, wake. Wm'ld. The 42-pound craft, carries 15 different eyes and ''The trajectory looks very programmed to broadcast the) sensors to measure the radiagood," said a project officer 18 code letters •·H-I" for identifi- tion streaming from the sun. the rocket streaked bljlt over the Atlantic Ocean enroute to its preliminary ".aiming orbit." Its spent solid rockets ripped Pomeroy Assured TOp • Priority Ill Request lnstamatic Cameras and Movie Cameras Mens &Womens Billfolds (1 l atellites Positions :, J . TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1965 1 1 enttne DIIIIOI«d To TIN ,,.,.,. 01 TIN Meip.Muon .4reo ! . • at y ptB&i; r:er::· 'I tlo!t~~ 'l\ � 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 20, 1965