http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a2464fb8c8b786e1182a595b4abaa234.pdf a3c4acb4e7a9619f7a2e44b65ced74e9 PDF Text Text ., ' . ,, ~ ., '· I ' • • at y ""enttne VOL XVII THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 209 at ID lbe WORLD '" WASIDNGTON- GEN. 1'lu> mas D. White, whose caustic criticism nettled civU!an defense officials alter his reUrement " Air Force chief of stall iD 11161, died Wednesday night at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. While. M, an intelligence specialist and plio!, bad been hospitalized fur lleatmenl of leukemia for several montb.s. In l9fl7, the four-star general capped a highly auccesslul military career when he was nemed chief. of staff by President Dwight D. EISenhow· er. Elberfelds In Pomeroy COLUMBUS (UP!) - Com· from the $290 miUion developmerce Director J. Gordon P•l· ment bond issue approved by tier revealed today that 18 of the voters in May. The program the 24 cities recommended fer was designed to aid the 57 counnew alrporta by the Federal Av. ties which do not now have iatlon Agency plan to apply lor landing facilities capable of 15 million 1n airport funds avail· handling tw<>engine aircraft. able from the state's capltal im- The list of cities recommendprovements treasury. ed for new airport.!l in counties Peltier said the 18 areos could whicb are already choosing airprobably apply for matching port sites includes Ashtabula, money from lhe federal govern· Bellefontaine, Coshocton, East ment, which recommended the Liverpool, Hillsboro, Kenton, new airports Monday in its an- Pomeroy, Salem, Tiffin, Wadsnual airport improvement plan. worth, Washington Court House EL PASO, TEX. - LT. HEN· The state money was made and Xenia. ry Howe's defense attorney said available by the legislature Peltier said Chillicothe. Jack· today that the lwo - year pri• on term netted out to the 23- Excellent Gift Selections In tvtry department - Rt1dy To Wur - Furnlturo - Dr1parie1 - Luggage - R!ldloo - R-rd Players - Toltvloiono - Mona 1nd Boys Wear- Hou1ow1rH- Coomotlu ond Notions - Womens Llllfltrle, Hosiery and Accessories, eOpen Tonight 1nd Thunday Night T II Nine Aa Uou1l Clostcl on Christmas E¥8. MEN'S SOCKS For that little extra gill aee the selection on the bt floor . Banlons, Orlons, Nylons, Cotton Socks. Crew Socks, Athletic ~g~j~~~s~i!~:.f~: Guns Sweat Socks, One Size BoekE, White, solld colors, Argyle patterns. Stop ln now and aelect what you TONIGHT NOT OPEN lfDwe, of Boulder, Colo., ahowed no emolloo wben ' fl~eman oourt martial returned tis verdict. The sentence includes a dishonorable discharge from the service and forfeiture of ali pay and allowances. The maximum would have """" three years' tmprtoorunent. "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?" !Te{'h nicolor) r.•t,·r WEMBLEY OTunll' , Peter St>IINs, l:•llll\' Sc hnf'lll('l". Capuc1nr. l '.·11 l~ l' tf'lllt ~~ 'A·'oo rt~· All""'· I ·rsuJJ Andress. · TIES FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 196S of Colorcartoons Choolt! hla favorite four·in·hand and ready tied CONSOLES ties. Neat patterns. All witb With Matching Framed Mirrors- Complete the lamo111 Wembley color Ii c:,~ina":::, ~::J b $59.00 guide. Choice of Frultwood as "slander" reports thll Clllna baJ demandlitl oollar payments to trBDSport Sov1et equipment to the !Wtel regime. deep. Framed Mirror 40 ia. bJ 17 mcb. i OLD SPICE GIFT SETS FOR MEN All In familiar red alft Shave Lotion • Dtodorant .end After ShiYt e Afttr Shave end T1lcum Shave. DMCior1nl Colognt And many othen. Stop In wanl eHOSIERY WOM&NS You'll find a complete selection ot Hl1 favorite style In his corr~t size. Tee Shirta - Briefs - Union Suits-Drawers - Mid length Drawers - Plent,- of Insul Knit Underwear. Ask any of the ule1 &lrla to help you find what you want. eROBES eGLOVES CWTCH PURSES live 1tyles. Red1 black, blue. natural, wnlle. An On.t.., exceptional value, ~1.99 ,, •'K •' ," .< GIFTS ! -For Him'~· " eJACKETS "• ' ,., ~ eSHIRTS ' . ~' eGLOVES ·',, ~ eVELOUR SKIRTS ePAJAMAS SAMSONITE eSLACKS SAMSONITE eLUGGAGE eJADE EAST e WORK CLOTHINia MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT ATTEND PARTY Several employees of the eo.· ca Cola Company were In Park· I ersburg, Saturday evenlng to I attend the annual Christmas !dmn;r given by the oomP"ny. , Foowmg the turkey dinner 1 games were played and prize! awarded. Attending from 1 1dleport, were Mr. •nd Mrs. ace McElhinney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Fink, Mr. and M,.,. Ray Smith, Jerry Yeauger Mr McElhinny is 1 past o:onipany ' plant manager and Mr. Fink Ia the present manager In Mlddl"' porl HOME FROM GERMANY A-IC Wlmam Bentz, ooo of Mr. and Mra. Tbonw Bentz, 1home from Germany. He · haa MIDDLEPORT,. 0. " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . : . ' bee.o Ill GerD!alljlll!rto JDrL ·~ M .. .. , .. ~· · --~~--- ~- -- · Rose Floral PaHern Fll>e quality percale - CASES lATH TOWELS - - - - - - - - 1 . 0 0 HAND TOWELS 59c WASH CLOTHS 29c e See the complete nne of batb towels by Cannon ',' = ,... . PILLOW Matching Bath Towels, Hand Towels and Wash Cloth• eSWEATE . '~ .•·' IOXID CANNON _ _. . ,.,• • ~ --~ . . . . ~ - ~- ..... . 0 '' '~ Oo " ' - ' ·- · . . . .. '-~ - · ~· ··-- -· . - . . . . . . _.. 0 ... - .. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . CANDLESTICK MAKER- Bill Rizer of Minersville displays two sets Ifour candles l of his homemade de<<>rltU candles made for himself and a growing list of clients. An em plo ye of !he OhioValley Publish ing company, discarded newsprint roll cores, paiot, wire, bulbs, a little ext ra ftne ry, and hard work .-SI;'n tmel Photo. ---'-'----------- G Youth ets St.££ 0rder I Fr c N.. _._,._.,."'"'.;w.Mn 'M • 'll H · ' · , I Inersvi e ome.-· ' A d..r was killed at 111:45 I Wd d Stat Rt ' t'!'· neles laby ,on '\e .t one D o a IDI e eas o,~!Ybr:_cbuse, wbedo it ranstontok b~ ,. way ~·I was rue ,lgl' YM:~s..=~ e~herllf's do- . . : 'II s I 1 , • 'anan Elected Ftre Chief of Syracuse Unit !m • ..:pleted w......., embroidered trim In ynur choice of colon and types. One palr Ill attractive gift boL $2.95 } 1 ru: Choice of several attnc-t Just Unpacked In Time For Christmas Sale •• , .. , .' Appealedm • paddling Case oow and aelect what JOU SLI~PERS ' A d 11le.:m=~ili w~= dvent?s"fuur-Sun .• •·g('~ . . om .ourt p c • • u.s. ast hristmas IS Co • t• e Aftar 1nd Se ' Marton Fan has New Team in ' i MUS JacketS box. eColopne and After HANES UNDERWEAR FOR MEN .. 4 red; ' J'.mmand, Vie! ';;am (MACV) An 18 year old Rt. 1, Reeds· ' partment deputies said lhe and authorized by the ville youth was penalized heav- deer. roo Ia Iron\ of an auto- ! A Minersville man puts toget her ingenuity, lnltiaUti . commander, Gen. William C. ' ily today in Meigs County court mobile driven by Danny and appreciatio n of bl'auty to make Christmas brighter ftr Weatmoretand, and 1t1s South By M. E. Dow11011, Put,. as the outcome of a November Ray lliebl, 18 · Depot·sl. Ru l· an expanding lis! of c\oents. , Gen. QIQ Van Vien, ebief of the Heath Methodilt Cbureh 29 inclden' in which a teen- land. T~ere. was mmor dam- Bill Riu·r. one-time coal miner. rivE'r boat deckhand, MATCHEZ, Mill. - MGJI. Vietnamese counterpart, Lt. The four Sundays of Advent are past. age girl was severely injured. age to l>iOhl' 1965 model car. , for nine years an employe of !he Ohi o Valley way patrolmen relnlorced city Gen. Cao van Vlen, chief of the We are near the eve of Christmas Day, the memorial . t ._,..,. • · · .. ; ' company as an au vPrlosing compositor, makes artfUJI;J pollee in lbla Mlsslasl!'lll River f11!11eral staff. which Advent's four Sundays have prepared us to ob- Richard R Smtth was ~~· , ranged Christmas cand ies. His "factory" is at homo. elty today where a sudden out- "In keeping with the spirit of serve this year with the decency and dignity of which eneed by Judge Frank w.'lt 0 t . raw ma teroa ls are newspnnt roll cores and a few 0 break II. .street clashe! ended Christmas and conalstent with Jesus Christ is worthy. 1 er, Jr., after pleadmg gm Y . parts and supplies. Uke lnstructlona that have been But will we participate with the Advent preparedness a charge of huntmg 10 a negh· , .. . , .. I set since I began 011 uneasy racial truce. . At leaat. :rD sta~ htghway issued by tho cblef of stall, nonnally to be expected of us? It might be well to see lent, careless and. reckle" Tbe .ca ndt;.m.okmg pioJecl. Isaid Ri,er, The patrol cars patrolled almost VIetnamese anned forces. • .. if we fit the company of the celebrants. manner so as. ta mj\lre 13-year· , Isays R"er, •:.. sumc:hong l!most communities deserted streeis ~arly today In General WesiRKtreland h88 A proper commemoration of Christ's birthday lnclud· old Diane Raiguel. . slarted three Y'"" ago IInke~; IMeigs County. Rizer the aftermath of a series of directed that U.S. lorcee in Viet es among otber things at Judge Porter ordered Snuth to I mg around m my ' pare lome. Ihe has made &bout so olashea between Negroes. Nam wlll not lire at or 011 the least these factors: thought. We can't celebrate a one - year Jail sentence I This year Rim made about ' the Cbrostmas candieo 30 whlbia and pollee Wedneeday. enemy except In sell-defense First, Informed and Benllible Christmas if we do not know then suspended all but Middleport's Yellow Jackets1lJl candl e " t' whoch slaml i years, NEW ORLEANS -ALFRED during the hours of 11110 24 what Cbristmaa Is. Advent has ol it. He placed Smtih on may not have won many hask- ahom 2"' fee l \ugh. Ne~ghbors ' Rizer sav"' (Ai) Rill, who with his !Jrotb. December and 2400 25 Decembeen the lime to discover the years probation. etball games ,. far this cam-Iand fnend s conlmue lo marvel after all o[ the m, Jimmy and Harry, parlay- ber," the onnouncement said. nVIC IOD IS meanlng of Cbrlstmaa lor this Terms . of the probation paign but they are picking up upon the homemade Christmas bas been run ed 1 wildly slapatlek clowning The order made 110 menUon year. Olt, yes, one must disoov· that Sm•th " to serve the valuable fans. season decorations. press. teclmique Into a long nst of of the recent offer by the er Christmas every year be- jail senlence each weekend beatqe and movie bl~ died Wedcause we 00 not celebrate I tween 6 p. m. on Frldsy to 6 p. The latest is Geurge Orahood, I, I've_solcl_the,_.i:andh'S at $G " i He then takes the non ' nesda)t,' He waa 64. RETIJRNE8 ro 'DIEGO moment in history but a Per- m. on Sunday beginning Marion, an engmet.>r employed r • I able <Xlres to his ~ ·. AI.... oldest ol the jp'llllp MASON-Radarlnln Seaman BOD who is alive and available ber 31. that he violat~s no on .the Middleport sewerage I water - proofing knoWD as "The Three Ritz tlee Harold R. Cobb USN rlgbl now. ChristmBB must that he Is to obtam project. An ardent fan m hos pasteboard, pamls ll!im • Brothers," suffered aD ap- Ap~ Mr Mn ' have meaning for Hlm 8! weU ment immediately and pay home county, he has_ Lransfer· , • ~d white. mstalls Ugbt 1 JlBrOlll heart attack. He and hi• ~of M.... baa..:~~ PT. PLEASANT - Man!~ .. far us. So we are obliged to of the girl's medical red temporary allegiance to ] Ul them, and brothers were completing a San D' C• board the Blessing, principal of Pomt review what Christ meano ta and that be shall not see the the Jackrts and showed how semblies on ctrcular 111 two-week qag<menl at the !tack '"~0 •. " • USS Pleasant Junior High aehotl, ua and what He confirms we girl unless he has e~pressed much he liked lheir play Tues· bases. 11 Roosevelt Hotel herewbenhe ~~ ~ through 1t1s attnrney WUUam ~mean to Him 111 order that written oonsent of her mother. cisy night even though losing Rizer gets help rrom . wu lllrlckeo. I _ __.• bre•"•• deployment Rardin, appealed I Justice I Christmas mJght be observed. Tbe Incident In which Miss to Weilslon. His proof was in Mane. and sons, Billy '~"'u .......,Fleet in the Peace Court conviction assau I Secondly expression that ls Ra,DeUI . . . ""'..., 01110 Two with the Seventh was m)ured occurred the form of tff•ots u"l Crm~·' 8 Officers flf th(' Svr;Jcuse Vol- 1 ny. Mrs. Rizer does .._ and battery reauJt1t1i in a $25 ' '" Steak House f 0 II owmg . tbe unteer Fire departme . nt wNE' I the painting and his •tK"",;ri;?j Y_ouDI playmates drowned la South adna Sea. and costa fine. fitting. Normally, some sort of November 29 between ~ and Moiqulto Qeel: here Wedftee. Bleeslng waa found guilty of act loll""" careful thought. In 15 p, m. near the Bellvtlle locks elected for the commg year at put !he candles togetbea, dB)' when eae o1 them fell IS USU ORADUATE the charge which had resulted fact, our acts reveal our think· and dsm at Reedsville. Engineer Orahood also was town hail Wednesday nog ht. Rizer's decorated hOill••d through the lea and the ot1ter from an all"'ed poddi!Dg c1 a lng. Yet then! are many thought- file girl waa Injured when invited by Cnarh Carl Wolfe . Milton Varian was named onstrales his enjoyme!ll tried to rescue him. R1cbard Geuheimer, eon of student Bond lor his appearance less acta, either because there .12 gauge shotgun to talk to the squad followmg f1re chief. Brooks Sa~re, prl:'st-' Christmas season. "I The vlcllmo were Jo1. Mr. and MrB- Olan Getlbelmer 1n circuit court wal posted by waa too lillie careful thinking hitting ber In the lert knee the game. The gloom ol the dent : Corhell Pall•·r,un. emer-1waV> liked to make thlt~ ,~ fjlb Knepjler, 10, and Collllllbus, former Melp ....,.. Maaon Coualy Su~ or 1 person dld not have &ood close range. Smith told · · dressing room was relieved by I gency squad chief. auu TroyI bnghten the Christmas lUchini Groell, U, Nllee. Aulb- ty noldent, IJI'8fluatod from ir1 llchooll MJ1toa Jlulllatte, 101110. Bolb types , of lhotJ&hl- Immediately aner the his highly complimentary re- Zwilling, emergency squad pres.• he saod. •Ilia! said lbo " -· boy Oblo lllale Unlvenlly Saturday The ynutb wU reprileuted In ,......, lllll be oblerYed In that he and Miss Raiguel marks. ending with the adv ice ident. Allen Lipsmmp was e· , rodll bla bleyde onlo lbo ~ willa 1 Badlelor of Fllle Aris JUBilee COIItt II!: Altoti!IJ C. J. the8e da71 before autatmas, !I a parked car when he !hat "a little more real hard lecled treasurer and Herman and fell tbroalb and bla ...,.. cJearee. He will enter tbl U. S. Hyer. The ynutb tlalnll lbt ellber bettlUM Advent waa a rabbit and decided to shoot work will begin bringing vic- London vJCe president of both . panloD jumped In to livo him Navy ollleen lralnlltc ll!boolll defendant'• IICIIon rtlulled II waaled and WI! art now aetlni The gun, however, tortes." · groups. ! The Pomeroy Volunteer ' IIICi 111111 Wider too. Peuacola, Flo., ID JllllarJ. bndlel of lbe hiDtlatl tlieulder. (COnltm!N 011 PIC' J) (Continued on page Z) The department announced its Idepa<1ment was called"1P. . The Jackets are ita<;Columbus . . . .· . lnesday to a house ·~ tonlsbt to ·see the 01-iio State- ru:w hre truck Js m ru n ser~ice j occupied by the James Kansas clash ..i With but only a few mmor jobs famll locsted off Rl • tc. be done yet It was annoum_..l p Y he . dl omeroy, w re ,-.. ;_., ' ed the department 1s m nee caught ftre beside a DANCE ~AL of more members and anyont' ! nor dama e w 'lbe _Tri~County~ · . Cbrist- 1 wishing to jom may do so Dy i g as !illllrl'llljlt>\!:~ gold · 1equined ~s Ball tonight . 8 i_n tbe contacting Varian or Sayre , ta wreaUt of silver roses Middleport Elem _ ry school A dinner will be served to all , plotlng the aettlng. The auditoruim is !!POII!«ed by the members at ti :30 p.m, Monday, [ II wrj waa garlanded with Ugbt· 11-a . and Pro- Dec. 27. Those planmng lo at· ed oliver T080S combined Womeu!s club. The tend ere asked to notily Chiel or Walnut finish . Base 37 In, wide, 29 in . high and 12 ln. FREE GIFT BOX e HOUSE 1 ~·t from WITH EACH TIE Spiked for 30 Hours SAIGON tUPI) -U.S. and National Llberatio~ Front, poll·ponger thao the Red offer of a South Vietnamese mill t a r y tical arm of the Viet Cong, for dusk to dawR truce. It leoders ignoring any mention a 12-hour Christmas Day truce ' emphasized that all allied units of t)!e 'eommunlst proposal fur so that the "enemy" could go ' would remoin In a llate · of a 12--hour Christmas truce, "tu church.'• normal combat readiness but announced today allied guna President Johnson and Secrt- would IDitlale no actio& aaa!Dst would be silent for • 30. hour ·larY of Slala Dean Rusk had thr enemy. / yuletide pertnd. \said ... lhat it was. up to the Most Sslgoa authorities have . . commanders in Saigon whether VIewed the CommulllSt offer aB TOKYO - IN A BLI8TBRING The statement emphaSIZed to accept the Communist a propaganda slunl but apattack on tho Soviet Union, Red that U.S. and government proposaL parently decided to take them China charged today that lOOBtlorces would shoot If fired on, The U.S.-South Vielnamese up oa it u I of VietCong Russian mltltary aid to Cam- however. The cease·ftre wm be announcement went 18 boura faith. munlst North VIetNam oonsisla effective from 6 p.m. Dec. 24 to midnight Dec 25 (5 am EST • • ~~~~~or out·r;;.~ th:e: Dec. 24 to l:m. Cbn~tm.. Pre a PartJCI tm : boule." • Day.) wont. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY DEC. 23·24·25 son, Logan, Newark, Norwalk and Wooster are located in counties whlcb have indicated they will seek state funds. He has not yet beard from Guern. sey County, where Camboidge was rec...mended, or B~own County, where Georgetown was on the Uat. Other cilles recommended for new airports were Cincinnati, Columbus, Lorain and Sand~­ ky, which already h~ve a~r­ fields capable of handlmg tw~r e~gine aircraft an~ ~re .not elig1ble for the $5 milhon m state money. a box A,nnoun.ce Home Lighl~g Contest Winners and Fleldcrest. Many, many patterns and colora to cbooae from. Most all llyleo bave matcbln& band towels and waah elolha. 1 FANNY FARMER Candies For Christmas Everybody llkea candy at Christmas time and ynu'll like thla Mlection. All boxed - ready to give; eMinilluroto eAuort.ct Creams eMJik Chocolat.. e Nut Cluotan eCordl1i Cherrl" e Ho,. Aportment eDhd• e Klcldltt Popt lneiUd'll 81 X 38-ln. ecreen, andirons, and 4o C:ie~l ~t with pllery hnta Cl1u• will bt on tha 2nd l'loor Thunct.y from frum 10 to II AM. ·l I ~ ~;~;!l:larp~ gold SOLID BWS ENSEMBLE 6 to I PM and l'rlday ~ POMEROY ~111111\lf!!IIWJMI•'*.,... • : ~,_ " • !_. ' ~'I. , • ' out the theme. Guests lacluded Mra. · Mra. dance is semi-formal. The Jaya Varlan. will emcee. ----Veteraas 1\!emorial T temperatuiie ;'~m,~·s Reedsville ; Lelah tliStrict· oi 11:15 a.m. Mldd~. Wilham ·wb 47 de~ under 'larl, Portland; clon4y lkltl: • , :ll.iddleport; Blanche , Albany. · DISCHARGRES - Glenn lf<ol , ::;1 ~~~s~~~;~GeMral~ RospilllBuck· son, syracuse;. John -William and oon, Long Mrs. Bottom; . ._ E~IER-FEL. DS IN velvet bows. A Christmas tree lurlher I' ,. · .... Nona Bell, Racine: Tarllynn 0 Pomeroy; Cathy Gill, Pomeroy. 1'1 �... --=-- _.... .- " . .,, ·- River oews I, , ~-·; llronmen Roll to·81-56 wm·over Panthers Voice of Broadway ' By Jack O'Brkn ' The J.ct.ou lroometl rolled to an ouy 11-M victory over the PomeJDy Panthers, Wedoesday lllght, at Jackson to remain lied wllll Logan for foorth place In the SEOAL standings. The win was the third of the aeason lor Jack.!on, all of. them In league play. They have lost three with two of tllelr lossses coming 111 the league. The Pantilers' season record uow stands at 2-li and they are wiJiless in the league. Chris Mullens paced the lronm<m, last night, as he hit the hoopa for 20 points. Larry Adair bad 14 and Larry Jlo!;e had 10. For the Panthers Dick Werry hit for 18 points while BI'UCO Slmpoon was gottlug 1!. The lronmeB broke oot In front early and moved rapidly to a 23-12 first quarter edge. They increased that lead to 43Z5 at halftime with Coach Dave Fischer sub!titutlng midway through the second quarter. In the third quarter, the Panthera pulled to wilhlll 14 points t;ast I'()MEJ\IIV (56' T~mple 70 CanisiWI 58 . . . Gannon 70 IlL Wesleyan 69 Slmpsou il-3-13, Knight 2-l-5, ; Seton Hall 78 Wagner 73 CumiDgs (1-1-1; Logan 2-5-9 ; Rad- ·~ Cornell 81 Plltsbur_glj 72 ford 1-0-2; Werry 7-4-18; Swish- Pennsylvama 73 Villanova 80 34 1-0-2; Moore Z-04; Finlaw St.Bn~nture 100 Bldwn-WIIce Ill 1).:1-2. Totals 20 -l6-S6 F&rf~eld 100 St. Frenc:la 94 ' · Southwest Officials: Berger and New- s.w. Tex. 83 Hamiltoo (0111). 57 man. Arizona 56 San Jose St. 47 Kentucky 8& Texas Teob. fl Ill January f wben f11e7 eat«• ta1o llie Nelsonville Greybooudl. The boJ aeore: JACKSON (Ill Rose 6-0-10; Elsnaugle 4-1-9; Adair 7-0-1(; Gillwn z.ll-4; Gin· gerlch 3-1.7; Boggs 1-3-5; Mullens f.Z-20; Montgomery 1-1-3; Patton Z.3-7; Morgaa 1-0-2; Totals ~11~1. Southwestern Tops Southern, 52-40 ~~~·: ALL-STARS Boston Philadelphia C'mclnDatt New York Wellena ADgelee Franelloo St. l4dl IBos(OY=Ionfu':.. 118 Mldwst 28-12 to take o 38-24 lead at going Into the ftnal eight min- Butler 79 Michigan 64 (overtime) the bttermisslon. utes of actloo. Southem's had EV'IInsville 89 San Diego St. 76 San Francisco 114 With 6-2 senior Bud Jackson a very cold four poml third Cincinnati 87 Wisconsin 74 I ~(~On~l~y~g~a~m~es~=== aad I' senlor Steve Elliott join· stanza. Sherm Cundifl, a not Dayton 88 Loyola (La.) 57 ir ing CoUey and Hall, the bost shooting guard, paced the chnrg- Michigan St. 61 Drake 50 FIRST team iacreased Ita lead to 47-10 en of Coach Crayuor Slone Marquette 95 Wichita St 76 QUALITY with 16 points. John McClintock Valparoiso 114 Purdue . 96 REGULAR Evauville Tope ~~·· and Dole IIDI had seven pomts Tex. Western 88 Nevada 4i Cert"lfi--' 011 p II I owe It an to my each. Creighton 1115 South Dakota 63 ... 0 1 h00 gh h'It1mg - on1Y 33 _per ~~itt~nb~e~rg~57~W~e~st:· ma YORK 0 ege teaounates for doing such hea At =~;:= NEW (UPI] -The fine job of blocking for me," - -- _____mms~te~~47:J~•;·~"';•~Jo~St~. _r U n II • d Presa International said. "I think aU rookies who eeut from the field, the High- / small college basketball ratings come into the league think landers controlled both boards. 1 "Hope .. you haven't had your By 10E SARGIS State tackle, and Bill Yearby, with first-place votes and won- aboot Rookie of the Year 30 · workout yet, Ed. Our car SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - 1Michigan State tackle, are the lost records through Saturday, honors, bul 1 never realized l The Southwestern reserves otalletl about sl1 miles from No officials odds as yet have . other first string aU-Americas. Dec. 18, in parentheses: would get It made the mght complete by tal<· I ...,(;ilSODillgs. home and 1 aeed a push!" been posted for the East-West Pat Killorin, SyracUBe center, Team Points ''There are so many fine ing the preliminary contest, 39Shrine football game on Dec. Jerry Shay, Purdue tackle, I. Evansville (15) (3-2) 302 rookies in tile National League, . . . 31, but the East's head coach Aaron Brown, Minnesota end 2. Sou. I. (9) (5-11 281 and some very fine ones on my Rickey D1llon tallied 10 for Canoon Lincoln 75 Ben Schwartzwalder or Syra-'and Thomas Mack, Michigan 3. Cent. lO.) St. (6) 15-1) Z« ,own team. Fellows like Dick th wmners. , . Ak~on North 37 cuse already has given the nod guard, were voted to second 4. No. Oak. II) (6-1 1801Butkus, Jimmy Jones and Dick _Southwes~rn ~ next outmg Canton McKmley 71 to the Wesl. ' string all-America squads. 5. Gramgling (I) (6-tl) 153 Gordon helped Ule Bears will be an SVAL encounter Jan. Cuyahoga Fal~ 57 "We have many wealth boys' Alll<lng these Shay (Vikings), 6. Tenn. St. (2) til-0) 142 1tremeudously." 17 at Hannan Trace while the Canton South 83 Marlmgton 19 on our tenm," said Schwart- IKellcy (Eagles), Yearby (Jets) 7. Akron (il-0) 139 Sayers hoped he would have Tornadoes play Wahamo at Ra1 Mas"Uon 69 East Liverpool 65 zwalder, "who probably are and Van Horn !Lions) and end 8. Steubenville 16-1) 68 an evea better season as •• cme on Jan. 4· 1 Alll11nce 78 New PhiladelphiB 62 thinking already about playing Phil Sheridan and halfback Bill 9. Long Island u. (6-t) 591 sophomore since ''I J"'rned SOUTHERN liD) Ij FaJCiess 61 Sandy Valley 17 in the pros u~xt season and I'm Wolski of Notre Dame Fal- 10. Fresno st. I 5-3) 45 , quite a bit, but there's room lor Cundiff, 7-2·16; Sherman, !).(H) ; 1 East Canton 78 Randolph 33 afraid their minds may wander cons) already have signed Second 10-11, Seattle Pacific Improvement. Wallbrown, 1-(1.2; Hill, :J.I-7; I You have 00 idea how .Wjrjnqo (]rite Dover 57 Claymont 45 a· bit by game time. lucf'ltive pro contracts. 43; 12, MI. St. Mary's (I) 31; "I think I can learn quite a Grueser, 244, Matthews,t).(H); you've tasted our Keootucky Fried <'H•hn, 1111....... Akron Buchetl 61 "The west, on the other McAdams Joined Jets 13 Philadelphia Textile 22 . 11 bit more, and I hope to become Proffitt, D-0~ , M;. Hill, 1-2-1. tion. It is • bleud of 11 cWrerent Akron East 59 tot) hand," he said, "is full of , Th only member of the West A;sumption 20. 15 P;clfl~ better," he said. Deem 0-0-0, McCimtock, 3-1-7. Sandera' original recipe is the-. Akron Central 65 hungry kids, so they'll probably I team, on the other band, to ! Lutheran 18 . 16 '(tie) 'Arkansas Bears owner-coach George ITotals 17 -6-40. Chicken tender and WI}' and fill(!l!l' lidaa' ,.-- --. Akron Hower 56 play harder than our boys 1' grab off a big pro boous is ' State and Abilene christian 17 . Halos was pleased at the. SOUTHWESTE~(52) eooldug. All you have to do ia lab il Akron EUet 66 Stow 58 hope we are good enough to linebacker Carl McAdalDS, who 18 (I' ) L T h ' selection, and said "I certainly ' Hall, 4·5·13, Elliott, 1-5-7; Chri•tm .. •hopping, lllop in f« a Laoht af ~ Kent Roosevelt 48 Ravenna 46 . make it a good game" signed with the Jets lor a siX· • Ch le 's amar ec and concur not only because h•'s • Colley. 7+16; Jackson, 4+11; Chicken. And lorn the Holiday Season . ' . fi eJd Townsh'1p 92 Sprmg Tongue In Cheek figure pact. Heismao Trophy D' eyney11 tate 15·' 20 ' U. OF San fine choice, but tbe young man :1 Shriver ' 1· 0-2 ·• BrYant• laz. ~ • """ Norton 69 The portly, graying Syracuse winner Mike Garrett of South· lego ' ~ deserved It just on the basis oi l Carter, I-0-Z; Lloyd 0-0-0; J 19 Clveland St. Edward 77 . coach, or course, was jesting eri California ligures to olgn his accomplishments oo the • Waugh, 0.0-0. Totals ·!1-U.!, COLONR£ELCSIPEANDERS' V.-... .1... 'C.:..I tl!jJ Cleveland Lat1n 51 because hardly anyone at for a six-figure pact, too, once football field. By Quarters : 1\~-"' 1.-- .,_ , Bay Village 59 Avon Lake 46 least in the West - is willing to he makes up his mind wh•ther "He finished second In Southern 14 26 30 40 Tho Dinner-US-Tho Buckot 3.75 North Olmsted 61 bet against the East on an to play with the Los Angeles rushing, in punt returns, In Southwestern 12 38 47 5Z Tho Borrel 5.00 Rocky River 42 even· money basis Jet alone give Rams or Kansas City Chiefs. kickoff returns, and Jed the Reserve - Southwester& 39 CROW'$ STEAK HOUSI! WY 2-5432 Olmsted Falls 60 Westlake 52 odds. John Ralston of Stanford, the league in scoring, and any one -So::u::th:::ern.:_:SO::·_ _ _ _ __..:.=================~ BreekBvlile 62 . Four all-Americas will lead West's head coach, said be bas of these is good, so all of them 0 North Royalton 42 the East. Jim Grabowski, a Jot of respect for the East, are terrific." Brooklyn 88 Illinois fullback, wou ld appear "but we have some pretty good ---Cu)'llhoga Helghta 65 to be the least hungry, having ball players on oor side, too." CJnCAGO tUPI) -The Chi· Ninth Graden at Warrensville 65 . reportedly received more than "Personally, I think we are eago Bears' Gele Sayen eald PHS U d f ' Richmond Heights 37 $300,000 for signing Monday very evenly matrhed," he sald, "naturally l' ever elated" n e eated Conneaut till Ashtabula 41 ~·1th the Green Bay Packers. , "and I'm sure we'll play as M da h In! Yed h had The Pomeroy Nmth Grade Geevo 69 Dwight Kelley, Ohio Slate : good a golll8 81 we possibly be~~ ook~1 th eY basketball team remailted a ; Ashtabula Edgewood 58 center, Doug Van Horn Ohio can" in th N e, ea r defeated Wednesday evelllng il Ashtabula St. John 43 -' '· · e 1 . 081 001 • 8 1I lhe Baby Panthers rang up Ashtabula Harbor 41 their fifth consecutive victory Wickliffe 66_ T~ at the expen.e of the Jacksoll Pamesv1lle Harvey 46 Freshmen 33-29, at Jacki!Oil. Kirtland 82 Chardon 53 LOS ANGELES !UP[) To Joining him on the offensive Ringo and B DeM . of st Jeff Werry led the Panther Elyria tl Marion 38 the victors belong the spoils, squad are tackle Dick Schaf- Louis at r; N:: Snead Freshmen with 17 points while Mansfield 73 Loram 52 and the world champion Cleve· rath guards John Wooten and of Phladelphia at arte back· Jim Crow bad 10. Stepbens of Findlay llO Lorain King 85 land Browns proved it a~ain to. Gen~ Hickerson, quarterback Tim Brown of Phil: Jp~ dJackson had eight. East Cleveland Shaw 114 day by nailing down eight posl- Frank Ryan and Danker Gary Charley Taylor of ; a - a Cleveland West 68 lions on the 31-man Eastern Dl· Collins, who also will double 81 at hnllbact; Bob Hayes ol Dal- Ulde Cree1l attlalmaa Tourney Porma Valley Forge 64 VISIOn squad named to meet the punter. las at nanker and Tucker fred. At Norfolk, Va. Mansfield st. Peter 58 West In the annual Pro Bowl erickson of New y k 1 full Mrshll Coli. liZ W. Reed llosp. Bedford 50 Solon 35 game here Jan. 16. Named to the defensive squad b k or 1 • 72 Berea 62 Fairview 57 . were end Paul Wggln and liae- ac · Lebjgh 83 Capo May CG 71 Kenston 63 Newbury 38 Jim Brown, the Cleveland full· backer Jim Houston. Former Oblo oollege otars Quntco Mrines 18 Old DmlnloD G.E. 1966 MODELS aeveland Lourdes II !rack, for the ninth year was Besides tho BroWIIII, tho East T:m/ar~! ~'::..:":: " - - - - - - - - Beachwood 29 na~ed to . the team . as were offensive squad wlll have Soeny Ohio State and !Bckle Bob VoQevelado Caotlus 66 Philadelphia center J 1m Rmgo Randle of St. Louis, Pete Ret- gel or Baltimore and Ohio St te Cleveland Padua 62 and New York tackle Roosevelt Jaff of Philadelphia and Gary both on the We&l'l offe..':v~ Oberlln 56 RidgevJUe 41 Brown. Ballman of Piltsburgh aa ends; squad. Columbus West 72 Marloa Franklin 68 Columbus East 103 Colwnbus Brookhaven 48 Columbus South 49 Columbus North U Columbs Llndeu 78 Coumbua Cntral ee BALTIMORE (UP!) - The unless be was eligible for the "The matter wu thorooghly Colwnbus Eastmoor 72 Baltimore Colts didn't have last two regular·seasoa discussed and 110 action 8 8 Columbus Walnut Ridge 49 leg to stand on" against the Na- NFL publicity dlrecter Iaten," Kensll concluded w PORTABLI Columbuo St. Mary 61 tiona) Football League rule book sll said. "Neither Brown "'Well that'o 11 • eald ha· STIREO _ _ __ Hl-1'1 1 Fairbanks t6 and they're !~It with th~ "'!; Haffner was allglble for tha grlned ~eom..; for the STIRIO tCIJIIDLII With lift off speaker, Diamond llyiUI. MI. Vernon 87 WhitehaD 55 derplns of de-pressunzetl two games. "If M.atle Is burl during the Grandview 80 Delaware 65 Tbt bell In porlablel. Tom Matte fo~ Sunday's Westgame we'll liOild 111 the water Worthington 46- Bexley 65 em Division IItle playoff game AWARD ._ to .,.. k• Westerville M Grove City 57 witb the Green Bay Packers. NEW YORK (UPD Defend- _, ~""' quarterbac · Urbana 56 Upper Arlingtoo 52 PM.AtoiHI.PI "' SOLID STATI "I cooldn't have any more lllg tltlehelder Clarence Won1ed AMI Boyd Newark II ChUllcotha 55 PORTAILI T.V. - STIRIO CONIOLI presoure on me Sunday than I vich of East Carolina and seveu A slx.fool, 2(l).poond five-year uuca ao Johlllltown 66 had against the Rams," com· other head football ceaches veteran halfback from 0 ~ Ia PlaYJI from tar <;i~etlt ......., SOLID ITA'B Llcklnl Helgbta 61 fOlt hetalrf' 01 uo ..... oaiiiL ' . mented Matte when he learned in the running lor the State, Matte ...,med more con•• dt Centerburg 50 that quarterbacks Ed Brown Kodak small oollege Coach cerned about biB beet-up quarMarietta M and George Haefner coold not the Year Awii'td, the terback than hbnsell. Montgomery, W. Va. 47 be ruled eligible for the Football Coacbea "Now the pressun Is noally Chllllcolhe Flaget 70 game. "If I were Cleveland or announced Wednesday. oa Boyd," eald Matte, referring Southeastern 66 Green Bay I would vote against The other llnallota are to Bob Boyd, 1 defensive bact Sberfdd 41 Dresden 41 making them eligible. This S. Westerman of wht wu 1 quarterbact at otJackson 81 Pomeroy 56 game Is Important· 1o every. Gregory of Easl lahoma. "He'll have to 181111 BABEZ WBtfB DIES ...... hedy." Charles Murphy of lbe plays" t1t1a weet In ~ I ALBANY, N.Y. (UP!) _ The Colts-their oflense Tennessee, Raymond 1et burt. Habez White former bantam- pled by the loss through lnjlll' of Ball State, Darrell Mudra Boyd Is the ollly other player ~lit . ~, died Tlleaday les or Jolqu,ty Ullltaa and back· Nortk Dakota State Ulllversity CID the Baltimore eqaad with any nl3ht In Albany Medical Center up quarterback Gary Cuozzo _ and Jack Curtice ol Sanla uperlesco at quarterbact. ln•ur- Aglllel' I-. lloaj!llal, He was 74. had hoped the NFL clubuwners Barbara. The westera division raee end• White who fooCbl between would rule Brown and Haffner TIJBNlNG PRO 111 a deadlock lall weekend Phone WY Mill $389.~ 1111 1129, died of malnutrl· eflslble for the game. ROME IUPI) -Nicela wben the Colla beat tbe Rami . . L Mllll h. .....,.., 0. lion and · pnelliiHIDla hospital No Ae1Je11 Taken trangell, Italian Davis Cup 20-!7 and the Patcen "'" lied MATCHING AIITOMAT1CI offlelalo ald. ' The unanlmoqa consent ol said Wednosdsy that be :.::"~n 1J~Hiat the other 13 clubs In t1tt decided le turn profeslonal Sunday'o pmo plaYJI the SPANIARD IN BERLIN . wao required !rat the will join Jack Kramer's tauua Cleveland Bro1illll tor the I'IFL .................. Mlptnturet llatchea $198. ERLIII (UP!) -'Juan (Som- mlgbl jWII as well have troupe IItle J 011 2 brlta) Albornol of Spaia, asttnc to borrow Jimmy The · Italian ace added, l.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aa;;;;.. ...· E~ Junior llgbtwetgbt lor the game for all the however, the! if the coontry'alr bol:b!i ~mplon, arrived bere they had. Davis Cup etntlngent has need Wedneoday !'18ht confldeut that Thai quickly becrime or bls servlceo, be would he,;. would IIIJllCesalu!ly defend ll'htD Colta: President Carroll D remain an amateor until Italy Ills 'liUe agallllt West Clerma- Rllaenbloom mel 1n New · hu completed Ita commttmenls Route 7 2 MIIM 5outla ef Mld.rp 111 ~~ ~tuor. Monday lligbl wlth~,:o:lher:,;~~!f:th=e=ln~te~rna~tto:::;nat~co:mpell~~tlon~. ,Alhonios, .wbo meets Qualuor owners alld 1 NFL u PRU..ll bt.)•tlt.(Berllll'• 8porta Palace Pate Rozelle. FIRST Die. 25, ~tid be lo :"!'be co:~~~t~~::: QUALITY Led by an 18 poillt scoring per· formance by senior Don Colley, Coach Lloyed Myers' Soulhw.,._ tern Highlanders avenged an earlier 51-41 setback at Recine by defeating the Tormadoes, 52-40 at atrlot last Dighl It. as Southwestern's fourth win m seven outiJip and Southern's fourth win In sevea oo~ ings and Sothern'a lllth loos in seven games. Schwartzwalder Gives Not To West in Shrine.Battle HELEN HELP US! and llayed there awllllt but gave way to the tailor Jacksen team, falling behind at the tblrd quarter 111 10-311. Jackson also woo the prelimJnary game, 45-32, with Gllli· land leading the scoron with 13 pointe. Bob Whale,. or the Panthers bad 11. The Panthen are now Idle 1IJl- 1000 Collcgl B.•i!l.otbaU ·. Reoallt By UaJted l're" lteraalloall The Melgs CouDitanl jumped Into a 14-12 lead after the lnitlal period but the HJcblandera behind Colley'• jumpen and Gene Hall'a bombs from the oolsldt, oolac!ored tha vlaltor1 s nc n Jferr) 1 I I l------- I' ...t...., ••1111 v fill• Sayers ery Elated ·Over R00kIe Honor I Take A Tip From Santa · ' J:e: Narne 8Browns · to East All Star MAKE · THIS A... CHRISTMAS • TELEVISIONS & STEREOS Colts May Have to Call on Water Boy if Quarterback Tom Ma tteis Injured Sunday so C:ua. ..... «•a. ( I IOIAIIil ".. u .. cu. Portabl•· 12 inch .... MULLEN 161ach -- $l 191nch ..... and .:*wt!; !':!i - ........... . $199 ""'""'""'""'""'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,iiltl-ljl HIGH-7 CLUB 28'' 1 wnu apecta I REGULA!l bl!!!!it bJi\i.~ ehllDrencer tbt ilii6' . . ~ 1e1. a ~ with N - Iii the league's boek Certified 011 St.t!On Jill ,·',,~~Wid ~pkltJ Carl• pia- cannot be F.• ·., p'·:.:;. ""llllplilll iij~·~b!;lll!~t!~-==~·"T , . . .... l '~·· ,,l<. '"·"' -~· ~~~ ,J·- • , . . . . Milo, ., 1tJ1t _,WHO ,_ -· Nil61111 6M tN ritM fll'ltllf,. J --"" . ' - ·· ·· ~ · ··· -· - \. ' ELEmlC DRYER .... _.._ . - , , ---· __ .....-~ -·--- ' ·-···-··-~--------.."":""--:o-~~"'!0~~~~~~·~~ -~--~----:______ "' -'""'"'!_._....... .. - ---"" ,.., -·-;. ·;~"1:1-..-.A-~ _.. ... ..:. -··· - ·- .... ..... _ ..._ ... .. . --· ~ .. . .... _.... .. .. . ... . . . ~ - - · .• •• _ ., . ........... _ - --.- •. ' . .•. •• • •. '"" .... - . .....--- ·' "l" "V i• \ - .. ~~ ·' FOU.R ~ , ' • 1 I ' ' 'f 1 . - - -.. $199 . ' ~~-D~~-·f.~~~)' ntiU amv 1N . .. H& R ' F IRESTONE DWER ,. MIDD'901T, 0. ' ~ �· - - - w= _,. •..,.,,.. _ . _ __ ... - ~ v .. ·- ~ .. . ~ . . · · -·· ·· ··· -- ··- r--····-·- - ·,. - ..---.·-··-·- -,.--.or"'1r- - · ·-- ,.......,_ _ _ _ _,_ ··----·- -- · ···-·· ·.. · · Reedmlle BaSketball Tourney Dee. 28, 29. THE POErS Society Note8 WHY? Why the lights of pretty eolora homeland Whythethe amllo 0110111he 111811111ree11 faces --------11n 'llle Pl Pleaaant Rotary man, Dwayne Ciatwortby, Dr. Club. will stage a IOU!' team In- Carl Irvin, Dr. Jack Buxton, BJ Mrl. LJit llllfmoa Yllllionol a.tlene Balkttball Tom Fisher, CMrles Lanham, Thanks1ivln& IUeBts of Mrs. l Of the people whom we meet? TOIII'IIIIIlOOt Tuesday and Wed· and the lour coacttes. Lillie and ROM Thomas were . Why the boJea aru1 the bundles nesday ni&ht, Dec. 2&-29, at Pl Rotarian hosts lor the teams MrB. Emma Powell, Long Bot· ' Hidden from the III~o. IIOojumo, ad Jllr. SEASONAL DEF1Nm~INSIP1easant H1gh School. are •• follow!: W. Va. State- tom and Otho and Black Pow-'l view? p101 . . . . This bebJc the lime of The oeeond game at 9 p.m. Dwayne Clatwortby, Tom Fish· ell. , Why the ruah and tho exciteIt has been more or less re- whtn the air i.s filled with Dec. Zl pula Coach Art Lan· or, and Dr. Jack Billion; Con· Mrs, Lillie· Thomas recently • mont llab~ reported that Ray Bllas, sic, or at leut, with ham's Rio Grande College Jled. cord - H. A. Johnson, J o e celebrated her 96th birthday.! Of the young and older, tooT ehatrman of the GOP Nahona' j"""'· -a few muoical definitions men against Concord College. Buffington, and John Felker; She was honored wltll a dinner , Committee, has .so far gone ov- should be WJeful: The o~ner, at 7 ~.m_. Monday Campbellsville - Bob Sherber, by Mrs. Rose Thomu. Present~ Why the trees all decorated er 1o Democrauc prmc1plrs as Accordion - An Jnotrument 1night fmds West Vll'gmJa State Bob Butcher, and Herb Strun- were Mr .. and Mrs. Frank Gale Near the windows in plain lo write a letter to Santa Claus which can't make up its mind College playmg Ca!llpbelis- er; and Rio Grande - Harley and Mrs. Gladys Baughman of On the lawns and other the Santa whose address is Lat whether to Jet Its sounds ville College. Hartloy, Charles Lanham, and Gah-anna. Mra. 'lllom01 wish- I Each a scene of great zero norlh, not Pellll8ylvaDia cape. . Ticket& are on sale by Rotar· Lonnie Salford. . ea to thank her friends for the I Why the donkeys, sheep Avenue ). Bagpipe - A h1deouA ums and at varlooo lo<ations In charge of flcltet sales many cards she received. Re.l cattle? Other than a requ~t for some Ior a glorlouo sound Pt. Pleasant and GallipOlis. are; Frank Smith, Rober t cent callen in the Thomas Why a baby on some hay? tripie-l>uffered asp1rm lor po- on your ancestry. Admi.souon IS fl for adults and Sm1th, D1ck Melrose, and John home were Mrs. Ethel Cheva- Why a group of kneeling Utica! headaches. Ray is only Guitar - One of two 50 cents lor student&, for two WJSeman; Concesslona: Judson Uer o1 Long Bottom and Mrs. ureo 1 requesting one gift. He wants for use in night-time &ll!les on one mght. Brake, Fay Wllson, Wadear VIrgie Mora, Pomeroy. Why this scene along the a Boojam. ing, produeln£ similar Officii!! for the tournament Thabet, and Larry Dye; Medl· Gene Fields of th U. S. Air It seems the chairman has the other being the tomcat. are Bill Jenkins, Gallipolis; cal facllltiea: Dr. Roy Eahe- Foree i.s spending the holidays Why the groupo of recently be<'n reading Lewis FUe - Half of ten In ~· BeMett. Catletlahorg. Ky.; uur; Fa_clliUes! . Charles Becb· with hio parent&, Mr. and Mrs. singers Carrol's "The Hunting of the lyn. . I Dick Hyland, Cltllll""the ; and I tie, Lenz!O Hednck, Rudy Fn· Gay Fields. S.ndlng out a joyful sound! Snark" in the hope of nnding · Horp - A piano which has Blll Wolcox~n, Hunt111gton. IV.· ar, and Carroll Casto. Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Baker or Why the programs in t h Stude11ts may • Have Benefits Wan CORNER Soci . N ety ews · -;:o-:::-~~===-1 By Mn. A. IL Mr. and Mrl, LlwiJ--"apent a week ID Akron 'l'bll~l Melp ODUDIJ relatives. llome fer CllrlltiDu IIIlo Mr. and Mrs. Emllt tile 8oclll Secl!rity 011and 1am11y of Columbua at all Fourlb atr.l a weekend wttb Georp · to lie It IIley ue Mrs. Marie Roberts, who ell«<ble fur l!llllltbly dl<cll:o, .,t. several weeks with vised Roberl G. Lonnl, District home wltb them. Manager. Mr. and Mrl. Opha OffuU A recent cbaJiCe in the law, Due Them Now colleat--::: Weber ol elfeellve J111111817 1111, mokea with Mr. and Mra. II poelble for eorlliD lllldents, and helped them 18 or over, lobe peld o monthly their butchertrqJ. Soclal Becurlty check. U a Mr. and Mrs. Reocl boy or lfrl wu piling beMI!ts Mr. and Mra. Cbarleo Ill ellber parelll'l ooc!lll HCUF· ID eveJdDC I'IICIIItly tty II!OOUDtl and thoie beuollls A. IL llalley. alopped wbeD be reached qe Mr. and Mn. JuDior 18, he 11117 bt able lo liar! ptand daughters of WarSaw ling benellts apin 'I he Is a w..kend with Grover White fuJI. time atudent under age U aome new methOll.s of hunt ing joined the nudist movement. i ~a., all registered college orfl·l Lonme Sarford IS m charge Belpre visited at the Williams· , churches? • Doria. and bu not, married. down the elusire roter and s 1 Oboe - An instrument 'mis- coals. . , of the programs. T~ Pt. Pleas· Belderson home. Far and ncar they can be Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr II a childs porento had te~srned of lhe Boop m.· that .spelled" by Shakespeare and Time keeper Is Alon :W•Idte, ant Ju~or Women s Club sold Melanie Brown of Ohio state found. onMr. andMrs. CalOrr Ired, diedor become disabled strange crea<ure the stghl or misused by most every one ! and the scorer JS Jack towler.l advertis111g for the program. University Is spending her holi-. Why the freedom from ly. and tho child 9181 already 18 at which causes the beholder to. si nce. IBookk1<per for the tournament . The teams will be. quartered d-ay vacation with her parents, classes, I Mrs. Sadie Trussell and Mra. tho tltat tltne, the child fflay "softly and suddenly vanish •·1 Musical Saw - A saw which 1 " Jon !.eighty. Bob Stier. Ro- at the Pleasant , Pomt Reso• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown And from other places, too? 1\iary K. Holter and Mrs. A. H. DOW be eligible forstlldenla ben~·ay and nrver be met ~~ i th a- , ~ounds like a buzz saw striking t~ry .pre~!dent, and Bill Br~dy, Host~ for the L:Jms are Joe and family . Why the joy among the Bailey were shopping in Park· ellis. . &ai n." , knot. Ivtce-preStdent. are responstble l Bdf•ngton and Bob Butcher. I Diane RaiUel, a patient et ren, ersburg recently. U a chlld 11 now letting beneWhich seems to be about the' Music Teacher - a person fo. overall OPl'l'alton of the , Pau_l Chtlders " '" charge Grant Hospital in Columbus. When these happy seenes they Mr. and Mrs. Claren<!e fill! they can continue after age only solution to the party' s,employed to try to bridge the ! tournament. ushermg, and m charge of the ! would enjoy receiving cards view? of Columbuo spent a l81f he JS a full· time unmarJohnBirth Society problcm.iawful gap brtw ee n the studentsl An aU . tournament tea~ entertamment are Larry Mohr jfrom her friends. at their home here and stude~t. For although Bliss. along with and Chopin. woll be selected by a commtt· and Clarence Anderson . .James GARDEN CLUB ' Once a year these things Milo McDole. An application muat be flied Dirl<aen, Morton, Nixon and olh-, Uigh Fidelil]l Something tee of: Bob Shertzer, chatr· Moore, club secretary, IS in Mrs. Denver Webet. assisted happen Randy Orr spent a any cheekl can be paid. er Republican stalwarts ha v. which furnishes an excuse for by Mrs. Ernest Whiteheod en· In the homes and on the with his grandparente, Mr. who lh1nkl they are elldisavowed the too-far Ri g h t tradmg in the old record playtertained the _ Riverview Gard-. And folk.o have the joy of Mrs. Clint Orr. ahould phone or vtstt the Wingers, and their theory of , er for a new set or payments. Itn Club Cor 1ts Chnstmas par-; To their own and those Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam office at .once at 331 Fourth joining of Birch and Stale. il Hogh School Band _ An 0 , . ty. The Weher home was de· meet. anc Mr. and Mrs. Billy Monetta, phone J73just isn't going to be that easy. lganization furnishing proof of c __ • cornted for the holiday season, I Our dear Saviour is called on the Clint Orr fanrlly. lllllt", A good many of the Repubii-lthe old adage that "children O(es with gifts placed under a white '! reason Mrs. Murl Oun spent a 110 olficH!olders who surviv-lshould he seen and not heard." frosted tree with blue lights.. For this joy on Chrishnas with Mrs. Mary Johnson at \llldnfls sailed to northeast..m c last year's debacle are not Violin - A fiddle played by a Mrs. Delcla Reed was hostess i . 1 Harllss Frank, president, And His birth is celebrated pre. America largely 14 oeek wood, only stanch adherente lo the musician. to 8 Tupper ware party at her Mr• . and Mro. Sam Proce.' conducted the business session With these scenes along Mr. and Mrs. according to tile Icelandic Weith pbilOIO(Ihy, but are also Piccolo - The s1111!1lest in- home Tuesday morning. Mrs. Bloonungron, Indiana .. have ar· with members answ.,mg I h ' ' way. and family of South sagas. d!Pflldlllll ?" the SocietY's aid I strument a musictan may play Wayne Uetzer won the door rived to spend the hohdays wtth roll call with a Christmas . apent a Sunday with Mr. Tulip and daffodil bulbs fw n-electioo. And qwte a few m public and sltll maintaon hts pnze. Goye Smalley of Chester his parents, Mr. and M" Hu-, verse. It Is ntce to see bright er White and Dorio. ahould be planted before the If thosl abte lo contribute five self respect. I was demonstrator bert Pnce. Plans were made for Mrs. And the shining of each light. Mlas Rita Clrcle•.,wit;~·~~~i.;;;~ir""'-und'-"'-la•lrozen;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""'j and li% fllure checks w cam- Symphony Concert_ An even t! Recent IUOSts ~f Mr and Mrs. Robert Euler, Lori and I Frank and Mrs. Harold Massar 11 is nice to hear the ~nging !tndlng school at r paign funds aloo agree wtth attended largely by henpecked Mrs. Harold Brannon · wore Michael, Morgantown, W. Va.lto deliver "cm;istmas Goodies" And to oee each lovely sight. spent a weekend with her Jlim Birth Ideas. Espec~al'y husbands and devotes of the Mr •nd Mrs Wtllialll Kirkbride spent the weekend with his Pll· to the Children s Home Dec. 22. But the thing that lo most ente, Mr. and Mrs. Mlllon u- of opposition to waduat- slatus·cymbal. of ·Rto Grande and the Rev.l ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. Claremont Harris and Mrs. ed cle. ed incooJe.1u and approval of Classical Musi< _ '!lie kind jand Mrs. Bab Sanders and Deb- Roush. Herman Grossmckle made dec-1 Is to have God's love , M1k1 A deplelloo allowances and capt· we keep hoping will turn mto a bie of Ju t n C't Mr. and Mro. Thereon John- OJ'Btlve favors, these were sent And to worship our dear '!lie average :emperatu.tal galna loop-holes. tune. M ~c~o Be edu son were Sunday eventng auesto to the Elmwood Rest Home. 1 iour the alate of Texaa illfl df8ree•. ll BNutlful Gift From aootber poetic work,I Opera - A magic scene con- an/J:~et .'~ M;e:nd n ~of Mr. and Mrs. Don JohllSOll Chrishnas table arrangements~ With a heart that's free from During The Goethe's FaUlt, Mr. Bliss might •tnved to please the ea" and M , Bened~t vi~ited reeen · and sons, BrlJIJl _and Bruce. were_mad<! lor the Athens State aln. Rye wao grown atlt'uh::11 hove learned that the maktng the eyes, ot the expense of the wi: Mr d M Do Pullt!y 7Mr. Larry Pnce, IIUdent at hospttal. dtrected by Mrs. Wbtte-l Yes, we need to wortJhlp JeiUI, V•mon by George W Christm•• Se1son of bargains in order to bnng understanding. f Willi · an rsw ~ ms Marietta College 11 spending his head. The prGil'Bm was m For He is the Only Ught, _apeet..:.__a_ll.:_y_l_or_dl_s_lll_ling..;..._ _ 11 back the glortoos youth, and Drum - A word which lac- o amatown, . a. vacatwn with his parents, Mr. charge of Mrs. Carl Buckley, That will lead us to that City, lbe past, does not always work ed before "corps" increasfs its B ~r. and _MdrsW:I :aker t"~ and Mrs. Huhert Price with "The Le1en~.of the Christ- Where all things are e v 0 IIDed to hospttala. oot so good, and that M<phisto- , chance of bemg pronounced cor· e pre Vtstte es ay w I Mr. •nd Mrs. Clarence Price mas Rose" by Mts. Muaar and bright. Mr. and Mnt. Rex RHves pheles can be nastily persistent • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker. and Mr. and Harry "'!lie Legend of tb Narciuua" So let's keep the joy of eently spent an evening about coUechng hi.s share of re~~;,b<me _ An instrument Mr. and Mro. Mayford !'ucb- Swan were in Columbua Friday, by Mrs. White~ad. A contest mu Mr. ond Mrs. Guy Bolin. the bargain. whtch appears to be trying to anan and Joey were VJStting I*. 17 to attend lflduation U · 011 lllliJlin& of ~ · was tlllnduet- Every day throughout ltecenl IUeBia of Ava ~:~~:11 So. tt. appears _tt.atletting the escape from 118 own noise (of· Sunday with Mr. and ..t.lrf. ......,. at Obio State UnlYirll· ed by Lyle alderson. year, were Mr. and Mra. a John Btrclten VIOW the Bootum ten with great justillc lion) Kmtnelh Andenoa of Flemm(. ty. Mila Patsy Prtce was a Delldous re 0111& ....., Giving of our love and sorvice Jones and Mn. Elra Schrieber. PINI .ROPING , , . W I he the way out. Of eourse Stereo _ Sound ~ .rltrch Dinner guesll recently of. Mr. membet. of the vadullting clau. served to 17 me rs and two , Unto others far and near. Mr. RaleJib Gregory who HOLLY e MISTLETOE some Republicans OOIIIing near you can't turn a deaf ond Mrs. A. E. Wyers and tam· A atrllhnU dinDor wu beld guests, Mrs. ~ Plckena of -Compoaed Dec. 18 lllld been llorelleeper here lor CiMETiiRY WRiiATHS would have to bt very careful! Piano _ A device :~~- 89 lly were Mr. and Mrs. Lealie at tho home of Mr. and Mn. Racine and Mro. ,.. Wilson of IllS by Mra. Riley Pi(oll, )'WI sold out to Mr. Foil DOOR IPRAYI not 10 look at the Be tjum, but notes· 88 musical· one promi.s· Scarbrough ond ton, Basban and llcil1 Johnlan 011 Tburaday eve- llocklngport. Loar·Botlom, Oblo. Columbua. Tbe Grogorys with their yeara of practice in sory.' • Mr. and Mrs. Jolumy Ktbblo. Dill(. Thoae present Included, RIVERV!t.O PTA llvlng In Pomeroy."'~IJDiill PINEl PINEl PIN.I keeping !heir beads averted I Weekend f!U'!IIs ·of Mr. IJld Mr. and_Mrs. Carl Morris, Car- Tho Riverview PTA opened Mrs. Oma Arllt II from any present problems of I Mrs. George Reed were Mra. Ia, Came, Carol, Carl Jr., and lbelr December meeting with lbe winter ln Delrofl, Mlcb., S&E OUI the notion, tha t shouldn't trou-' I Charlene Brooks and children Clak, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill tho ftar ceremony by Cub wttb her slater. 1 DECORATING bit• th·•m a bil. LO of Wooster, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- Phil, Pat and Jay, Mr and Scouts of Pack 236. Mrs. Allee Dinner 1Ue1t1 recently of Ava Also cnlical would be th o lard Windon and family of Wid· . Mrs. Gordon West, lleborah Nease dlreeled the students, Gilkey were lhe Cllnlon Gilkey NOVElTIES problem how to sort out Repub- ] ero, W. Va., Mrs. Betty McKin· l Rhonda and Jo/lllny, Mr. and in several Chrislmu musical I family of Albany and afterlicans who ought lo see the Boo- ' ney of Widen and Mr. and Mrt. Mrs. Carol Teaford, Sharon and I selections. The Christmas story • ~ guests w~ the Howard Jam and thoae v•ho shouldn'l. _ __ James Brannon and daughter. IChariDtte, Mr. and Mrs. Jhn (a Perry Como recording) was : BY AVA GU.IEV Gtlkeys of Gallipolla, Frances Millions of Teddy Roosevelt Re- , M -Those visiting recently with Carnahan, Tony and JauJCe and Idemonstrated wllh the fianne~ l G11y Boln and Robert Alklrs Alkire and Mr. and Mrs. publicans (modern brand) wiii·I O:.i" and . rs. Ted Hayman, Mr. and ~Irs. Byrl Griffin were I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sayre, ali graph by Mrs. Nease, aS!isted l made a busmess lnp to Ruuell and daughter of Porn-11 'llfl and capable and even anxumbus, vtsoted Mr. a" d Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz of of Racine. by Mrs. Weber. Studente from •fontame. . oroy. · 111 lous iD I40k History in the face, ~··. Joe Btssell and other: Tupp<ro Plains and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons Ohio University Dramatic grouoi Mrs. N..I was Columbuo 1iliiiiiiiiiiiiijifi~ii~;p(;pt;;~t coulti ret caught in the maaa re ahveo. Mrs. George Reed. of Augusta, Geor11ia, visited re- presented a play, "Boy Al t see a doctor. b<rr'or. Helpln)lVida Weber celebrate cently wltb severo' friends in Large." From this. Mrs. IIAJby Halliday and But the Dllill dllflculty is tbat~ her Sth were Mr. and patient at St. Joseph Hospllal the area. roceived sood advice on IDena Welsh both remain Santa may 1111 be able wdellv·' M~RS. Junoor Hauber and famoly in Parkerabur&. Mr. Robert McKelvey of Bel· mg of children. . er the Boojum. The North Pole M and Mrs. Fred Larkms and Vlotu Mr and Mrs Oscar pre visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter Brown od Mr. and Mrs. Wirth with office II heavlly overburdftned : and Mrs. Norman Weber B~ wer~ Lindsey . Lyona Wt!Uam McKelvey Wednesday on the library fund lor East- weddmg gift from the PTA. Rewlth wori< and btdly undllr • Mrso~ Mrs Denver CUrtis ~nd Lynal and Lamar, Tuppers afternoon. em High oehool, $269.65 wao freabments were served. atafled (due lo tho failure of Colu,;,bu& Mr · and Mrs Plains, Lawrence Hasbargen of Mr. Marvin colleetecl in this PIRST 9 EngiiU lelchera to emphaolu bart Ne~ell Cheater and Mr Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrt. dent at Morahall Mr. Morrtoon uked Mrs. QUALITY • lrlloiDf Ill uae of subordinate ' . · David Riggs Hunttnglon, W. Va. II bet w oxtend lhanb 1o evetry· ll elauaes no doubt), ~Jd . Mrs. Larry Curtis were M · . Fred the holidays with 1111 b I"'•• 'th .-. w.. REGULAR • Vlll!irlfi Mary p 10rce. r. and Mrs. Larklu one e .....,. WI .,. pro,.... ADd wllol with all tho Wlll'k Sandra Newlun was an over· were visiting Mr. llld Mn. Mr. and Mn. WUllam The room banner aad ':~~~~ Certlf1td Oil Station requlred to send back all those night vey. book - won by Mrs l 11 0 1 L'111 da Brown 0 1 Orlin Branche Belpre which Mr. and John Csr14r ·· 1 lollera ltGm were intended for tile Watrltlllll· Sboron ·Frank student a 1 and son, Belpre, and Mr. and Advancing clllelll't llling up lr tort office, .lllll filling orders Marshall Univer;ity, Huntington Mrs. David Oorter, Pomeroy, the nallon'o larmlands ot orate fur is apondlng the bolids)'I at her Hemley. v11ited Mr. and Mra. llenJy o1 a mllllon acno a year, say• CIA,007 andequipment ftr mqle from carpelll the for bo h National Geolfapbie. 1 "'I Joppa Society NoteS Portland ;,ocJety N Mrs. - ..... .... . \, CUT FlOWERS I {J· 1 ROSES Mrs. $4.00 doz. up XMAS GREENERY Mrs. Harrisonville ··ng Bot tom I SOCiety • News News NoteS Dudley's · ill "'rthdoy no: Appa~Wlian, 28 Reodl~~ '::!·~Mrs:·~Wbltehead===-·~=~~w~.~-~~~~~-:!!!:~ Mrs. ::;e our ' African diplomalll lrying ~e. Mr Ell th Dill Mr. and Mra. Emmett Steib- Jack rabbila CID run 45 mUes li to lqlep up with the changes_ in Ip.,!~oy, wer~ visl~~ Mr: eon were vatting Mr. IJld Mn. an boor and take :Ill-foot • time II fllllllUl( aad Mra. Robert Larkins. Bertie Smith. Jeape. !,";:emmento, llelldeo, It'a DO aecret 111al Paul IIIIIS!ey • son of Mr Praa. Jolms:m hea oent ID Ill! and JobnOle Hw!ey, II a reqtltlllor 0111! klng • size Boo~ ., bt used 011 those ten WOMENS ~ VIet Congo, and sever· SKIN UNED al J'8IU)ar sl,. for those JIIC!I>Ie wllo. lnalil 111 ~ling thooe "lrifll!r-ltappy statements" tlf last~- And LBJ is very likb- eBieck ly .,. mon Intimate terma with eBrown Sa~ Claus than Ia our troub- Slxa4tof pr. $4·" ll!d ·dlalmwt. •· ll'o at leut something Bill ralhlt IICilOI recently. It'1 flll Ides. tlla't" Roush's Shoe Store Mlclclleport "MAIL" P- Ceffw, Dei!UIIIIIII loiMM lw the Klddlos Subscription Rates PORK I lEANS, Ne. 300 - - 10 for 99c COOKIIS, leg. 39c 3 for $1.0j) COOKIES, Reg. 29c - - - 4 for $1.00 EGO NOG, .... 59c .NESCAFI COFFEE BANANAS GRAPES CIRI $1.00 45c 12 01. J1r $1.29 1~1~ 21b.29c "roRMER COLEMAN GROC!lllYw FRIDAY DECEMBER 24 I.e .. . . • • .... IIN'I'LIMINt ................. ,., ......... _..,..,..,.,i.. lllllaell!dloot .. ,.. ..., ........ tit . .,.. - -------·-----... ·····A••, . ·•---•--·-·-·~··-·~·-·=~·--··-· WtWis.IA • '· Motor Route . Drivers ,..... ...... ca••,.. Kern Dick Kerr ' WyUIIF..... .. . ...., ' Thom•• Bentz, Jr. Debbie Werry Robert Couch Stephen H•lsteecl CherWMilllr ,. r -~~-· ...· - - .... - -•• . . . . . ._ ..,.__,. ~ . . . .. - . ...... . .. . Jimmy Cl1tworlhy lettylulll" Mike Gilmo,. D•ve Dodaon Dole Will• · DennlaH1wk Lu Ann French Walter'cl.land JICkJICOba Mlrk Allen Heley Donn• Pltalps V111ll Phllilps Jim Ole• '' ......,.,.. Wlnebrenlilr : ·""-· ,,; _;:, Harold Sl11011 ' ' I I• J1n MkhMI Leftt Jon Dlll•rcl ,, •••• Mlrtln v•.,.h•n lell•rttM~tOM ''· • ..-... ~··· Ron1ld T•ylor Keith Wisecup Reymoncl Duncan . ,,1. *'; Leland CBumgerner, Fr. .....,. llehiNHtwler DonT1ylor Your Newspaper Carrier .. ','I ON TOP 01' COOK'I GAP HILL ' OUR OFFICE WILL BE QOSED ON I YUI···· .. ··········h· $10.00 6 MONH .... ·~.· $5.15 --------····----~---··-----·-·'I EVELYN'S GROCERY .' it 0111' oheer1tllt good wishes~ aU oDl' valued austomers. Serving you hal bea ou p1uaru'l and we alnoerely tha:nk you for J01I1' friendship ud trust 1a ua. THE DAILY SENTINEL WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY- FRIDAY BROUGHTON$ MILK--- 111. 69c EASY TERMS • •• lrt the merq arrlval of the holid&J se~:u, bringing with ' . GRAND OPENING PEACHES - - - 3 • 2~ I e A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Mrs. LOAFERS NOTIcE1 Santa Suggests•.. .' ' ... • ' ' ' '' ' ~· . ' ..... ......... . . . . . .!t •• DtvldHiyea ~. ' '. • •• ~ r • lllliiJ'fV"* . .. ~; �. r, ,, l ·' I· Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board · Colts Work LIGHT hauling, coa1 and ••t For Rent FOR SALE tle. Pbooo WY HIM and wv H dfor Big a-7286. U.IUOic af -HOUSE IN MASON. Call 7'1$1985 ZIG ZAG 6926. 12 Zl sip Sewing MBchises. sa1esmaa'• Evoryda!tSpoclals · Sunday Game a-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport. INwFO~~~N _....,.. ~':; ,. ' ·"- .., - . . . 1 ....., &JL o. Dec. 23. 1965 . l HOPE {Ou ARE Ill jjOOP ~E'ALT~, t'I.EA!IE S>l?tvf CARfF'UL-1.1".. Federated Church Sunday School of Students Give Pomeroy Gives Christmas Program for 'l1te Federated Church Sunday herdo; and Joe -a:,;·=:::\ Jr. Hi Assembly School held its Cllrhtmss pro- Steve Jewell and Morton Businen Services Ill'am Sunday afternoon In the k!np. Pomere)l Junior mg11 IICIIOOr1 educational room whl<h waa '11te prnl!l'am cloeed wltb lbe Studelll Coundl, under the d> ow ,. _..., ..til ..,. &. • · HOUSE FOR RENT - 5 rooms demoDBIJ'alors, While IIIey decorated with a large tree, two Hlfre cast sln8iDil Cllrhtmas rect1on of Prin<lP&I Howard '" : , : ; ; : : ' " and bath on Rt. 7 above Ole- pedlasl BALTIMORE (UPIJ Bait\. on lbe ' " .,"'""' _,_ - ...., ahire, Call WY U5011. holes darn, o'mbrolder etc Shampoo & Sell .. $1.50 more Colt delensiv• ballblclt .,_ an til ,., way .... , ..,_.., Wev uay .. g ""' " ....,. ... 12 20 61< ' ' • 30 color rlnH, Bob Boyd is as bald . aa lbe plano. ing the program, Rlcllard John Sebo nad the Olrist· Pay $6 per monlll or pay bal- · ., $3.50 Ye"'-'- Abr·•·m Tittle, bot A Crhistmas prelude by Ralph enbaum, pmldtoll of the ehur<h mas 1 from Luke z. '!'he 0:, 4 ROOMS and bath, unlurnlahanco due "-' .113. Call WY 2- Shampoo & nl · '""'' .. w opened ••· n ........,ted ... R o • •'Jed ,_ •·•··• • · 1 ".... "·-· h $7.50 up lbe ,.,·-bl·- _ ... "'-. erry "'" .....,.am <CIUDC • r··"'" • to ""' •..., wu "' m•" ...., - ..,...., ,... ed, real moe, tops In !1555. 12 21 &tc .--.. -nen · · · .. w= u.• 8IIII01IIIIled l:"",i Wilbur Perrlll "'" and J Cro Minersville, phone WY 2-3SU. --We SeD ed Service Vel the ·rallying ery durlai w"""' waa ., do ..... ..._...._ Werry am&l w• ... woat .. • _.tc RATS, mtee eUmlnated Wlp and Wllletl lbe Colts actke oesslOIII 1hls Baer, assistant director. • ..e Sun y e......, IPPI"'llliiBW" The nativity....,. was poruayo 12 17 , """" •• .... - ,_..... Get "Star." Ebersbacb H.rdpr of Kindergarten deparlmeDI taugblly 3& memben went Cbrllltmu ed by narrator John Sebo; ,. .'! ::: - HOUSETRAILER, sleepa folD', ware sugar Run Mill, Pick· Marie's Style Post week lor lbe decldlni game by Mrs. Guy Russell, Mrs. Do• earnllng to the ohul-ln mom- Jameo swatr.el, Joseph; Marga... ,.~ ,..-..,. - .., _ Brown's Trailer Park, Mill- ena 'uaro"'"", Mason. Ill. 124 Ph. WY U271 the Westera Division In lbe '11tomas and Mlsa Baer 11111111 hers of the ehurcb, after whlcb ret Story, Mary; augela, Debbie ~;,-;•,:;"",;.:"f'..::. ersvill& WY 2·3324. 12-17-4tc U.&-30tp IYr- Ohio National Football LeagUe hu oeveral Chr1stmu 11011gs . !bey retumed to the church and N81ef 'Jblmp50ll, 1 rn.,!""S,.• TWO bedroom housetrailer, all been "all the way with Y.A." ''The Cbrlatmaa P.;geant" olalrt0111 lor relrelbmeDIL meo llaDJly lfDod, Bobby utilities furnished. Call WY 2- . 1965 STEREO CONSOLE Baltimore meets tho Paeken was preseuted by lbe l'rlmarYWerry and Steve VP Meter, ,,. .. • ., - •;Jo .."' , WY or WY 2-3600. Just taken in. lll65 model radio EXPERIENCED at Green Bay 08 Suaday In the Junior depatbnenll 1111 lbe lhapberdo, Rldllrd Qualls, 3346 ';:!. 'j,ft 12-16-tfc equipped stereo. Tins Bet Western playoH. yoolh choir. Taking part wen rrra Glrolatnl, Qllrlel Han' 1'0 .....,. • bas twin opeaker oystem. DuBoyd ts Donna Deibel and JoJ Kautl. alhl, Dwld Lt' •a 1811 RoJ '. ...<M,.:;,m•~""' THREE BEDROOM house for o1 vulume control Lovely wa1prtosed Into oervlce 10 pbaci ,.,.ders; Mary Hayn as Mao VauabatL . .. !'HONE WY 2-2156 rent. Phone WY 2-2246. 161 N. nut finish Used ooly four up Toa Malle, an \Mipero ry; Eddie YOUB& Joseph; eo. ll.eJ!toldll . . . • erlg· 5th Ave. months. Take over payments lenced P"" quarterba<k hlmaelt. nle Lanning, Elizabelh Blaet. The 1!11111lal Cllrhtmaa lna")'"6;latmas poem. ;c= = == ======== l ROG [I·Ur ... , of $1.2fl per week or pay bat- From the largest truck or TeaJJl1'118tes bave be8ll about- tnar, !rent Baraes, Resa Boothe, gram of the Pomeroy A ald.t 00 "F" troop featured Lost and Found ed ond unlurnislled apart, ance due $96.44. Call WY 2r bulldozer radiator to tbe lng, "Attaway, Y.A." at Boyd Ingrid 118wley, Terri Russell, Cbrllt was bald SUnday evenlnfl. Jelf"'Y Werry, J&llll!l SWatzel, menta WY Z.W34 12 1 tic 8555. 12 %1 6ta ....nest beater oore. in hopes that It wiD IOIIII!boW Lisa Tbomu, Debbio Kenn&o The sanctuary was decorated MJdtael Globokar 8lld Chest. LOST - Two Beagle rabbit dogs ROOM furnished apartment give the AD-Pre defensive back ely, Melanie Burt, Faye Belbel, with gneaery ud candln er Jlowh. Joo and Ctazy Gug· in the VJcnuty of State. Gar· 4 tor rrnt. Phone WY 2.2776. AIOPEN EVES. TIL 9 some of Tlttle'l former espet' Nancy Crow ud Janet Rollor, a lighted tree. geeelm 81 presented Roy Vaugh· , ;.- or near Chester VIllage: ter p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. I CLOSED SUNDAYS) WY 2·2143 r-roy lise In passq atld o!!enslve angels, and Patty Heatoa, the Mls& Elizabetb Dully an JOI, Bob Werry as Mr. 5 ,·, trry r&bles mnoculatJOn tags Rowley and Reed Hardware. direction. Cbrlstm8l angel: Douglas llcJs. the meeting witb a pia.. Jft' Donahue, and Jed Will II Cr.. •'" dog license nwnbers 1093, n 1 tfc Christmas GIFT , IARL GRUESER. PIUmblnl Both Matte and Boyd did IIOt enbaum, Allen Rollor, David lucie "Sllanl Night," followed zy G. 111'14. Liberal reward. Hosmer ·--IDEAS at Landmark and He> ling. Mloeraville. pass oltea Ill their college deys, Crow and Jim Schmoll, llhepo by the carol, ''Joy to the World" Lut bot DOt 1eu1 - 1 llkK Hc u' h Box 66, Minersville, TRAILER LOTS - !reo .,. Ohio. End your oewer lroUbo and It Ia most doubtful thallbe and prayer 117 MDtoo Roush. llaDta Clalll (wht didn't o WY 2-3327. age and •ater Srown'o l'rall lee. We all size& sewer Colt offense will have a Followill3 the ,hyma, 1o ho Santa Claus) Cheot. · 12 2% 61p er Park (Siale Approved) ma·"·-. n---nabla ralel. dey uta 11 ng aerial attack "--• All y 1 F•Hitfttl." er ~-·-~ ...,_ Mklh•el GloMiner>Ville. Ohio, l"'llM W\ """""' ,_... ""u~ .......,~ _,_. • a tic Call WY ,_297._ doy nr algbt. agalnll Greet! Bay. tiODI and lOOP were bol<ar, ud Jeff WI!ITJ and boyo 1 1 Notice blcyc • t II tic Matte played at Ohio State, by tilt Naroery, llqlnaen, Prl- and lh'la telllDI him what they 4 ROOM, unfurnished apart- wh"" e<~~ch Woody Hayeo Is mary and Junior classes wllh want fu' Chrlllm8l. Boyt were DELICIOUS Homemade Pilla, ment. Charles Lyons, Mason, UNICO 28 CU. FT. BEATING, PLUMBING Rural inown lor 1be "thrM yardo aad Lou11 Qlborno, Charleo VaugbU, l"raDk Glrol· ,, c, and $1.00 sizes. De· IV. Va. 773·5611. 12·11-tfc CHEST FREEZER Doxol Botti• Gas. AmOld Broo 1 cloud of dusl" ollenso. tha alUI01liiCil'. ami, Bob WI!ITJ, Kallll Lisle, 75 511 '"'' Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dai- 5 ROOM furnished apartment $299.95 tbers, 611 It Mala su.l Oklahoma teaml bavo tradlfVaDce8 o\ pqeul, "'nHo Gill 01 KeltiV P'Agliab IIIII Patrlek 0'· ry Bar, Middleport. 12 8 Uc WY 2·2288. 11 4 lie Pomeroy. t 11 tic t1onally beell leu pau minded was presented by tbo Brim. Glrll wwe Olarllto Por· _ HOUSE;- -rooms and- bOth, • A GOLD STAR STORE" Phalli Today Far tbaD Ohio Stele, II lbet II t'brlllmll hal heel oboes ied High llasllaugbi by Mrs. C. B. 11!1', IDa I•nnllll and Kathy "t:i::.f..~':'" toT~:zagmoc::.~ •.. . ......... "''"" %:"' .. ,.,......, ~mm::-:-_.·... oca""~ 1 =""": ""~ ·~w, ..:~:m-: """' ~ "m"''' " Hal!'.;!''~ Styl,•. ~01;1.25 d~ :~r2186 ~ ~ Kn~ill.'!tedda ~~ ~ ~ ~- ~~ry ~ SERV I CE ~.. ~;:"h All De·IVJrfmenfS Of Church Take Part in Program atwmen~uarlllrba<k RADIATOR 11-11-~c rr~· rurr'~he- H;~~r. ~~and ~"~ ~nglnsAwlth Mlla~L~!:: •·-'6~ fore~·er. ~!.:.:~":0 "= ~"""% = ~ ,__, BLAEnNAR'S fh~ne ~avo FREE ~•" ~~ MUS Students Take Part m· Obse ~::·:..~~·of~h~: ~ 5 Tike .aperma~·. 1 I 111 ~.~ ~lumbul. ~~ --,--~· ~ ~err-~ * ~vln trave~ mQ~J . . :; •""= L...--------• n~ F.xperien~e ry f..._ ol.,. ..,... bualne~~ m"'"''·.,.., Hosp•'tal News !?~l:.. ~'tt,':;\~~ ' ~·, trforgo~en ~enred. ~ Ho'ds Potluck Dr'nner Euenf ~ ..Jft .,.. u~ ,j toad~. _n.., '"' """' ,.... :-!';\'N':!':'".:~.:" ./.;:;".;,~: ~ "~ . I Harrisonville 2&' ~ w. H~ N N 2BOB'S Larg~ ' ~I I CUT PRICES ~ ~5. I''R--~xlra t: PIANOS ~nd end ORGANS 5000~lBTU-floor- furanceio ~tp - r.L>rrh. 12 21 BUDGET PRICED furmture ln Insurance chil.dren vlolted her parenta\Mrs. Elsie Haning. Mrl. Jalm J. Booth, Mn. 1'8111 c:har8lDI lbe tbeft If FL HS AND beef bideo. Carl our thtrd floor budget sbop. Mr and Mrs. Gerald Grata of Dr. of Rio Grande CoJ. Stella C. Booton, Harold L. :II caliber revolver valued t.hevalier, Long Bottom, Ohio Bahker Furmture, MtdlldleportiZ u' PHI!'I'O Copy1nC sentce. Cop- Wlkesville. l:!:.:IS>ted•·wdlth Goy William FJf. •CIWGrdMr GeorCooll:, : · <lara Mae Hart, 21, 25tp 0 10· c 1es made o1 Legal papera. Mrs. Weltha Chlrk of Atheaa a s... ent at Rio Grande · ""w- Ca, •· ge von, charged with deil!rlloii[ 19 11 - , , . . USED KING FLUTE, for sale. blrtb records and almost any visited a recent weekend witb and Mr. Guy Harper and Mra. E. Green, John W. Harper, Mrl. al children, ,.,,TIQUE Fnm•ture, diShel. WY 2-2950. 11 17 tic other doowneuta. her son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hope Harper. Qwleo A. Nuckleo, Jr., Mra. ---miscellaneous Call or wnte: Be p Cl k Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Atkins Bonnie M. Persinger, Carolyn PT. PLEASANT - Arrala!l-1 1118...,.,., Mrs. Howard Cecil. 11111 W. USED work pants, shirts, jack· :-r.' and Mr•. David WlsemQJI attended lbe l'8<*lt 1oe allow In Sue Phlll\pa, Mn. Jameo Qul<k, ed In JusUce of Peace J 1 Ma m st . Pomer<>y. ets, and shoe&. Carl .Chevaof Rutland vl•lted with Mr. and Athens. Harry J. Rl<hardo, Roherl N. Colley eourt crt Yariowt 1 29 tfc lier, Long Bottom. Ohto. oAE'I'NA CASUALTY Insurance Mrs. Larry Clark. Bealtivea bera !eared of lhe Sprouse, .NSRcy Lynn Walker, were Ronald L. Brumfield, FLHS WANTE'j):"'Red Fox, -'· . 12-11-~ Mullen 1nluraDce Agf~Dcy, IDe. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd lln!'lng of death of Mrs. Liane Diehl Beclt· Jack K. White, Mrs. Isaac Wilt, and costs, mprnper license 'Ju•:krats, $1.50, raccoons, $1.· APPLES, red and yellow Delic- Pomeroy, P~ooo WY U38L Athens visited recently with · le of Cheyenne, Wyo. Sbe Steven Wolf, Mrs. M""ln R. plates; Pbyllfl A. Stevens Gall-11 . . Maran Fur Agency, (0. tous, Stoyman, Winesap, I 1 tic Mrs. Elsie Haning. was a former l'lll!ldent of Meigs Forreot and IDfant dllugbler. !polls Ferry, $1011 .,..11· 'sueed-ll r,15 Wrighll N. Brown $1., Mao Grimetl Golden, Melrose. Oj>' GRANGE INSURANCE. M.alllll Mrs. Rooald BroWII of Jaci- COUJity and I teacher Ill the · lng; Howard S. Jack.;,n t25 "'n. w. va. Ph. 7'13-6296, en dally and Sunday. Wello Insurance AIOIICJ, me., Pom. son, Mrs. Elsie Haning and Mr. Pomeroy llChools. 'l1te Harrlsonvllle llomemak· and coots, left of centor; 'Glen wel'k days p.m. IJ.4.38Ic Orchard, Wilkesville, Ohio. eroy. Phone WY 1-3311. Mike Epple of Harri8oovllle wer Mn. Lana Glbroa W8l a reo era Club and guelll aUended a Patterson, l888ult and _ 12 8 30tp t 1 tic \ recent Sunday dinner guests ol cent bt18me. visitor In Athenl. demonab'allon meetln& at the f6 and costa; Joba w. For Rent TWO bedroom , 1iWsOI Mr. and Mn. Franklin ~le. Mn. IleUs Atkins visited ber Columbia Gu olfl... I Mid- flO and coots, hlzardoua 54 . _ --· . nsur1nce \ Mr d Mr oordall Colmer mother Mrs Mary Diehl dleport ,.,.enlly . Altel>dl•& WIUI8 L. TH\ILF.R LOT, Bulland, llve trailer, 8138'. New pamt Job. lUTOMOBJL& ....,._ · s. Mn.'Gi«bt Rlgp and · boya tlere Oleva MfB: m Rood, . from Pomeroy. Phone See It at Daniels Gull Sla- caneelltd! tGtl ,.., ..,.... Elale v18ltetl with .Mrs. Mary Dlebl Hazel Stlnlay, Mrs. Pauline Hy- $9.50 and IIP""'IDB, _ SH Z-5613. 12 13 fOtc lion, Racine. 12-ii>IOta lllr'l U...! Cal WY , _ , Mr. and Mrs. Hownrd Allan m a recent aftemoon, oell, Mn. Faye Colterlll, ~· Ploa- Vl!loJ llios Met FOUR ROOM furnlal>ed apart. CHRISTMAS trees, sbeared IJMI< and lamliy of Falrbonl visited Mrl. Hazel Blonley and BOD, Goldie Jones, Mrs.· Nelllo .,... ADM menr, utillliel . 'furnlabed. Scotch, Rl. 124 between Long hilalalor, Mr. and Mro. Samuel Stevea, Sunday afternoon gan; Mrs. llolallo Blrchfleld, SH 241 5. IZ Z% 3tc Bottmn and Reedsville. M. L. Buslnesa Senicel Lewla 111111 family and Mr. an4 with lier _mother, Mra. Nado Mra. Linda Morrll, Jolrl, ~~~. DIBCHARGI!D: Ronald Dotrel[l f ROOM 7CO'I'l'AGE. baib and Carr. AU CONDmOIUMG RIIJ1&el' Jolrl. Jalm Grounds (CoUie ToWMelid .crt Kelll!edy, Patly Blrehlleld, ""'y Leon . ; Mra. J.-ep\1 Dill! gas. Furnished or uniurlllsh- EXTRA GOOD rabbit Beagle, lllkm oenlce. Jaek'a 1WJ11o Lewil) and · e<1 Call Qoff, l2 a-,. :-: .llleir !11 C~ ClarMrsk,,~ ~ ~'"' ' "':'!":. dle'r ~i\, ~ ~ r:..u,S:,::. · ~~:·Mrs. r~1 .t es c.nDaW• a.: ~mJj r 11-~~ '-'tf:f' ;~~ tl I\ I' I '' I' .......... JOtda'l Continent : obbr. Mountain poolo 18. Reverb«. aloe! 20. Petuvlaa ·t I. frat~• Lopa, RaiD1tr et al, ._ llltltarlotio TeuU.. Frank- .t 11. Jun&"· Roman <oln I. Freneh rivet" 12. See 13. U:>U : ..u.te owner I. Ancient OODgl " j weight 13. Feudal pitcher S. N'apoteorn "' :111.-eounter the hve" ,10, Operatic lt. Blbllnlll JnOUDt.atll t.Soi:*Ue 21.Dmw• oontraet101: 2t. :IlioN B. Profound ICil'J pbUolopber", 21. Still and tor bumtd example 25. Fortifie1. 9. Mo.t. con27. TrLck lempUbto 29. Empl.,. 3LLand -UNI 32. Piaceo 33. Pnrtlco 34. Aitaread of elmrell 36. Succor as. Alt111d'll lon!JU&I:O IDdlaA I 24 ,Call out ~.N.Z. I' ' :vn. ~ fam!ly~ w:' ,ru:nd eotterDJ: ~II, Ploasan~: ~ te~·Hy= ~\'"' .-1~~t~s.J.w!t'!.. # ...erll' ~·!\~!~fer. · ~II¥' Jirlll!li-ld. . . , ~' . < I DAILY CRYPI'OQUO'I'E- •I ' •. ' 'I, Just In TliM !'-or Chrlstmll SPECiAL TEIMS $10;00 DOWN $UIO 1WEEia.Y OPIN IVQY Ntft TIL CHitliTIMI H_.• how to work Itt AXYDLBAAX'& II LONQr.LLOW One letter lllmplf ataDda fOl" Qatber. Ia tbltl18mple A .Is uaed f<W the tb.rat L'a. X for &be two 0'.. etc. Siq"l.e letter.. tro....,.. tho leucth aDd f<w1 1.,., at t h o - ..., 1111 F1.eb day the code ~.ette~ . . dlfteuL = SOCIAL 'Ruullolglvlltg~wllh CARRIER =~... SprtDgs .i' ll. Pen1u "'hrave~t I t.Aues .j ' monkey w..... ·~ 2. Oreelc Wine &. Baden an" 'j CALENDAR ~ --=====--=·,·: NEEDED I , ~ ~ V~LKSWYWAG!!1 ucellent H,~ly AOIIOSS , 1. Guenon --"•~ hoose~ork. ~ LV CROSSWORD w.~;t~~: 1 69 11 • ~.: oup~~mtm'en~ possible Middleport tbll Clarll and lllo lnlormedlate Matte. failed to complete aBY putthoweek by pupl\lScboole of aD oges, olasa taught by IIIII Dully. II eharge FREE ESTIMATES passes In the Colta IH7 win from Jdnderprten lbroulb bl&h adult choir SOIII! lbe 1111'011 crt lha · JobA Scho, Jell over lbe Loa Angeleo Ramslaat acllool.Tu··•·• ........... .... Jlalbara Klll!lldy Wll Wfllf1 VIIUJhan ON Sunday Bayd hal yet to throW ...,., ,..._ .,.........,. .,. Prayar by Je<ry Maslen, ....,... lbe clreodllrl. eALUMINUM SIDING · PriDclpN llowaa4 ICnlght dlJ. 111 Jr08U1 • bukellJall pme, tilt Middle- tor, olosod tb JII'OII'IID 1 e STORM DOOR p&SI 1hls yoar atian pori Br&SI Ensembla ,.... 011 tbe lfOUP adjounod to tho ... misled lho ....,.Wy fir tho & WINDOWS play. a earn1lng laur to alJnt.lns ollbe <lal room whlcb was also cleo- ChrlslmM bolldap aad 11 Ill> · e ROOfiNG ll!'rnDmnlty &I p'····' an IDilUII • orated ........ ,.....,_. .,.., "·--• er, Mr. and Mn. Jerry Weill and · - . I I -•·· ... •-""''""""' 8 .,..._ " " "lbal ' ""'' ' Ul -' ww ,.,. Extenor • Decor1ton Tori of ·~...., ..,. .. '"uuwCbrl •-· k' ·-·• • 1. 'l'ber _. llln Middl__, Pom&OJ, _..10 s·...... 1romP""""1 •8111817 Of Ohio accompamed homa br Ella aad at lbo Meigs .,...., Couaty In- wi" ..,., white -v'"'•- -• ---0 Mao and Terl. '" '" ..., WY 1.5644 Mlddlopoft, • flrmarJ and Chlldna'a Home. eel wi1h tandln and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Webllllll Tbo group W81 aocompllllied by Followbtg the A08110NBD Terl visited lultdoY willa Mr. lbeiJ' .ur.:tor, Mr. Wlllllm RuD- Santa arrlvod .IIIII gave ttm'l* Sentoo and Mrs. Rober\ Blacltwood. tiL to lbe chlldrell. Plcturao Crill Bradford Mr. IIIII Mrl. 1 1m DlmnJD Mlking ap !Ita crouP ...,.. tatea durlJll ... tvlllll!l llod Sunday witb Mr. Callly Pickens, Peggy McCinney J41111111 Roush. Rrta, Oldl and Mrs. Tlnl bl«!• elii8W Davo Jeat!Da, 11m Cllltwi1Uif, ----DFA II I I Haven recently. . Mike Buskirk, BlU lfaP!ooslall, Tho lllllUII .. prnMr. and Mro. Jlorrll Mlb Grel.'l, Clllll;r 1M' I• cram Ill lbe 11"'* .,.._ Met1 Columbus, Mr•. aad Mrs. carl Gladwell and Roy Colemu, lhodllt amrdl will ho beld Frt· O.eneu Employment Coon of The P1Bfu and Mrt. aD memhera 111 tho lllddlaport ,. day, I)!Hr!lbc lltb at 7:30 AD tradel truck drlvtr 1o Mas MaMa Ill .flbu1 open! High Scbool band. Memhon of Ill Dnrou p.m. Every-lo welcoma. Sanprojoct e11glnoerl. Africa, 1&. IIIII Tbo ......., Qar1stmao 1111&111- cle beld a pollnck ta will ho JleB!al 1lllh treats • ••• ·-·- p -- Mrs. J·•·. bl•, wldo-'J!lurope, ~ ... -·~ ac~. ~~ ......, a11ornooa 111 lbe 11i111er II lbe lloml or Mrt. fclr tho lhlldren. paid bowlD& Mr. IIIII Mrs. Weill 'flat. bigll acboolaudltorlwD ltaturtd Janice Glbho wblcll W8l decor· 'l1tero will ho a Cbrlalmas Atletle. ulorJ jobll, ell her pannll In Middleport. a eudlellght processloll and ated wltb I llSbl8d lrto atlbe Joppa Melhodisl male, temalo ovor 1&. OEIB Mr. ud Mrs. Delmar Bllodao caroll lllltll by the Gb'la Glee other bolldoy decorallonl. Wednel'lay evening, 11o1 l3l90, oaiiiDd Parll. vltited over the weekead wllll Club and the Mlaed Vocal Eo- Mrs. Ctarlea Bn 1'41, DIG. M. :l;c; • II weloome. :;":J:11~ ~nn':..~ ~= Fla. 33307 their son, Mr. m:1 Mrs. Rich- semble under tbt direction of man. opened the meetiDt RUTLAND For Sale ~•ool ard Rhodes and IBmlly of St. Mrs. Clarence Lacey, vocal lll- devotions by Beulah White. She REALTOR BAS A'l'l'AC& cmHUAHUA Puppies lor sale. CUSTOM BUTCHERING 8D1 Albans, W. Va. structor. used a mediation, "The Gilt of PT. PLEASANT- Jolla WlllApply WY 2-2156 Call VI 3-2642, Portland, Ohio ;.:,-;• :;;:' •::--· cutting. Will buy bideB .,ery Mr. and Mnl. Larry Clark, '11te Rev. Donald lncka of J0811B," ocrlpture, aad lam Devault, 26D Lfncola Ave1 !2 zz c ae•••'"' Monday. Pbll Meier, Pbolle Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cox of Alb- the Cbur<h of Cbrlsl pmented with prayer. nue local ,.,.ltor ud 1ormer 31 --- - - - - - 0 THE = '=="""'=:--;-WY z.3St0. t 1.8 U< ens had Sunday dinner with Mr. the Cbrlatmaa message. Mr. Wi Durin& lbe bullne&l of Dalryland, II 1 paUent HARWICK FOUR burner, gas Real &tlte For Sale I N • and Mrs. H. E. Starkey, <M· lam Russell. Principal, erlendtbe project cbalrman at Pleasant Valley llolpltal DAILY SENTINEL range. Good condition. Phone Lege otice penter. td holiday l!l'eetlnP to the 28 boxed ol b'eall had beea dls- Dated bl&el'lDuS condltlollltlfflr· DKIV~R - SALESMAN, 25 . 35 WY 2-3102. IZ ZZ 3tc uoAL HOTICI Irene Jacoba of Clncl!mall stude111s and diamlssed lbem, tributed to s~ut.lns In tile com- '""from a heart attadL , ... _UI/' LJ_ ,.,.,1 moollol visited Mr and u.1 ~.a'. . . .uuw .~u JDIIU•~ o llllllllly and at 1be r~ •·-· 1111;""'~~~~...-.~~--;;;;; , ,.,., old. married. local . R , n h nd·nrit CARPETS and life too can be ~j ~--1 Jaold.en o1 u.. Pomft01 Natloa~ • MJ • -.r •· G:n. ~ IIi a .. - be .f . Blue Hl.l!.k. romaro1 • Ohlo. tor \he •lectlon Wells. Tupi'IPr. Plains. Gifa were FIRST f1r m . ep1Y m ow 1 1 preferred but Lustre. aut! u Rent I you o! d..inetor- alldthat tbe tran cUon bottoN ol .nt Dr• 8 nd Mr!l. Don GibSOD aad .....:;:;;· electric shamother mJJ. .eom• ..._, rw ._. •• aaD to the B<holorabiJo [I QUALITY rn• necessary. Write Care of e $! Baker l"'lrniture POMEROY- Ono story frame, ,., bel4",.. o<tl«> family of Pnrtsmouth Mr and girl amd the hom mtssl~.,.. .,, Dal·ly Sentm'el Box .:tll!tl C poo r, . ' .,c rooms, ba th ' basement di- of uld PomeroY NaUonat Bank. oa Mrs. John Gibson and ' • . vuor Mddleport 12 20 Stet J.muanr ll. 1966. a\ S:lt p.m. fam.1ly a I WirtoD~ Va. and a --.r dona- REGULAR 1 pl,meroy, Ohlo. 12 21 :lie _ _ _ __ · vided Into 5 rooms, eofuld he 031 .\'.""''"' of Athens, Mrs. Lana Gibsoa tloa of $6 to tho ochool lwlcb Certified Oil Stlllon .~0LTE MAN~established I THE PROVEN . carpet cleaner 3 room apartment. urnace were recent Sunday dinner program. route, salory and commission, Blue Lustre IS easy on the heating, front and back porcb ~Uesll of Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Mrs. Beanetl &IIIIOUJICtd Y""s old or over. Exper· hudlget. ReRstortesl garage. $7,000.00. Gibson, Jr. and oon, AUBB. Entered lltopllal the circle will he file . d coors. $! en e ec ICC 61a~mlly comm1!tee for file J81&1..., Want man... Lnteres e p e t MIDDLEPORT _ Two slery Charles Barnhart of PersonJ enterlnl Holzer Hos1C pooer . omeroy ern n A B · ·ted hi bro """"'•• f ,.._ _, Jn permanent posi. IOn. . . . Bl k C p frame 5 rooms bath omall VISI s ther, Rev. and pllal during lbe last II houri --·-.. o u"' B. H. Sanborn , W V oc o. , orneroy. 12 20 6tc basement, ' ' bor· Mrs. William Barnhart recent- Included: Mrs. Robert Lang- ....... '"--'mary Society. She alao !root •and back tWS Ole8 Cl ta ners, "1''""· · a. 12 21 3tc .- - - - - - ches gos heating boose ill ly. borne, m ,.... Rd.; Lnretla nounced the next circle meet. - -,W - a_ n_t-e d - :-::T- -_ -uy USED clothing for ;ale. goo.i condition. $1.ooo.OIL Mr. and Mrs. Jaka Let of a. L YOWIIo 2007 St.; 1118 would he held at the hame •ssortment, !"en s, women s By Mn. Felh Asklre cine visited ""'ently with Mn. James H. Ri<kmaa, Rt. 2 Bid- of Mrs. Pearl Hoffman wl1h 0 8 and children s. Jeffers Used ze ACRES - Close In, 15 cull!- Mr. and Mrs. Eldo Carsey Kale Wilson. well; Mra. Marvin L. Baird, Beulah White asslsllq . ON ENTIRI, Si'F:CIAL, fox gray 2 50, nd Clothmg Store, State Route 33 wted, & room frame borne, visited recently wlth relativee Mr. 8lld Mrs. Fnmklln Epple Rl 1 GallfpoUs; Mn. Wllllam The circle voted to ITOCKOP all lour feel on. Pomeroy, Oh10.Monday, Wed- bath: basement, coal lurna<e ill Delaware, Ohio. Mrs. Elale Haning and Mr. Jlllke T. Klmelllarllnrd; Patricia to the missionary quota 111 the b·il Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. nesday and Frtday, 9 to 7 heatmg, barn, chicken house, Mrs. Kate Wilson visited her Epple spent 'lllanklglvfng doy L. Wlntor, Pl p - t: Mra. cburclt. A gilt exchange W8l 11. 23 6tc p.m. Salurd.y, H p.m. other bulldmgs. $7,500.00. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jake l wtth his daughter, Mr. and Mra. Stephen D. WUllams, Render- 8held during lbe 16VealJW and Christmas- $$$- ior WY !..1838 WY t-3831 tVinas) Lee of Racine ,.,..ntly., Brown <Jean) of Jacbol. son: Er001t M. Burloll, lrllddle- carol ling CODcluded lhe meet. 12 21 6 :-or1r "fur" fresh caught, sl<m- WHY worry over • sluggish 12 21 3t. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones' Mr. Mrs. Larry Ctark vii- port; Allen D. New, Rt. I Rav ing with Mrs. P'nd Glbbo ned or unskhmed, bring to septic tank Get Klean-Em · . . and La\"a vi•Lled with frienciJ \lted with his parents, Mr. ud sood; Mrs. RAiherl H. Stevenl, lbe ptaao. "ll•Je," Henderson, W. Va. All Septic Tank Cleaner, FOR SALE . I room house wtth and realtives In Zanesville. Mrs. Robert Clark. Roven~wood: Floyd S. Jones, ---Fnday, December 24, and Landmark Farm Bureau, balh, fuU basement, 894 Hy- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Ralel8h S. Oak IDU; Mn. Hamid Jividen, Arreoto Mallo tri day. December 31. Will be Pomeroy. 1Hii-30tc sell St., Middleport. Phone: and family of St. Albans, W. \ Gngory have moved to Porn· Grimmo Landing; Charles J. PT. PLEASANT - Arresll '''.Jack 's Farm Supply from wif.. Pt. Pleasant19HII07. Va .. visited hi• parents, Mr. 1eroy. '11tey sold their store to Denny, Hogaell, w. Va. listed In the I.'OIInly jaU were: 111 a. m. until 2 p. m. and z_ Gtc 11 II tfo &JJd Mrs. Delmar Rhodes. \Mr. a'\(1 Mrs. Earl Folt of eo. Richard Lee Abbott, 21, New 4 2651 •·.ch following Saturday until _ · . Mr. and Mrs. Thor Carsey and lumbul. Mrs. Folt II 1 slater ol DIBcbarced Havea, oo a misdemeanor war- Employment Wanted Pomeroy, easily heated. out POMEROY lock w. coneY LADY- WOULD of high water. Phone WI BManauor enl home In exchange for 2180. 12 21 6tc Ph. WY 2-2111 Would prefer s!JV· BRICK DUPLEX I llldrOODll ing with a couple or elderly 1 living room, dining room, kitlad res. ,\nna Thompson, Rt. ! chen, basement and garage SIWING marhlnH, rapalr _. s. coolville, Oh1o. (2nd boose · forced air gas furnace, But- vice, aU makes. WY Z.221H. I on Uutch Ridge Road al AI· 1 , temut Ave. Call WY 2-5127. Tile Fabric Shop, Po!IMIOY --• fred I. 12 23 3tp 11 13 lie Authrnized linger Solei ..., - -· 1 :Ill 110 Wanted- - - MODERN unfurnished 3 rooms Service. Help . and bath. Furnish utilities. r,JALE - Mamed farm hand \ Coals Building. Auto S1les 11 16 tic lor grade •·B'' dmrv, house lurmshed. Glendale sk id- HOUSE on Lincoln Heights 1864 more.. Shade, Ohio. Phone newly decorated, lnJide and\ ooRdtlion. r,.., . ~ 37. 12 23 6tp out. Call WY 2.-511.7. 1! 23 llo GIRL Flll\ GENERAL offico IO llo lll61 FALCON DelliXII Tudor, work. Expe l'icnce in lnsur· UNFIJRNISHED 5 rooms and radio, heater, automat\otrBMarlee or accounting helpful. bath, downstarrs apartment. mission, OIOior to Box 666 Pomeroy. Nice lo<ation ln Middleport. $650. John Rlchmood, Btl East 't2 Jtp Call WY 2-5434. u.-1 uc Main at., Polll8l'OJ, Clllo. 22 U.7.1fc ,. • TWO TRAILER SPACES- fur 1 renlln the Village of Middleport. Call WY WY 2-3600 2r3346 or WY Instructions · or ' n tfc u. s. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI 2 2186 30 - _ ..- .. - - · ....,. FOUR ROOM furnished apart- ,.... ...,. '"" ment. WY 2-3658. 1115 Ua -- SMART-AlECI<Y FEMAlE SHE ACTS liKE I A IN'T GOT SENSE ENUFF TO FRY A N EGEi WMPO Radio &'ONDAY THRU FIUDAY6'00 Sign On - ,~ews b,Of> Sacred H..,.. UU Meigs County RPD 6:2! Pan! Bowers, Farm 6:3t News 6:57 Wcittlter 7,110 National .lews 1:05 Bill Mlller Sho• <po Sporta P•rarte 111:35 Blll Miller ~how 7:30 Picken• Hardwaru rru.. '!burs.) 7:litl Nelli 8 Bill Milll!' Show , 1:45 Baker Furnlture Shu" t :OO li0111 U:ot Col!to with Janel It :Oil Portralll at a Palrlol iO:OI! Swap Sbop 10:30 DIU Miller llrlrl<b Show 10:45 MASo11 Agr. ~gram I0:4$ ,_,,_ = ) ( " ' - - . ) - - . --.- ,..,. 10:411 A.b.C. 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WJER LOG Co11J1try Jamooree Monday 'l'hloogh Frldoy ProleltaJII Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock Sports Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy Larry Anderson s 8:00 Ohio Valley News ll'o Music 8:05 World News Du • - -InDy tto.s a and 811111 Dairy 8:10 Sports Today l'op Tea Show 1:15 Weather Picture 12:00 Newo . 1:16 Musical Clock 12:15 fusical lnteriOO. 8:55 Community Newa 12:30 Rev. 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' · ::-Dally SentineL P<>meroy-Mlddlaport, SO Attend Dinner Meeting Tuesday Of Chester COUnCI'/ D 01A GTOUp _. ... "" r : .. ~: "'' ' ' !. :~~ "' .,, ... LO '( Wood Carving of Nativity Obtained ~allabury Troop In Bethlehem Displayed qt Ha, Holiday Party o., Dec. IS, ttes Mainly About Peopllt lit The December ~a Cin:le of Gmeroy m~ the Around And About Middleport Meditations Remembrances Feature M.ISSIOnary . sOC/ety . c· Ie Meetmgs . • Young Children A.re GuestS at Christmas Party Gl VOL XVII NO. 209 ' ing- Tomorrow, Friday until5 in the Enjoys Party - As usual we'll close I' ' .. POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIC) f)f Tlul Meigs-Ill,.._ Area FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1965 E onstruction , e Tonight, Thursday until 9 In the even· ., Christmas Eve at 5. * G V M reg an e er Is Host for Church Party I D1m0ted To The Shop At Elberfelds One Won One Class Dl'nes, •••If . enttne . / Rev. Perrm" Speaker for PHS Assembly I Mi . . evening . Dl .... Christmas Eve Communion Service At Grace Episcopal Church to be held ot1flrmwht 011t that the light 'l'lle Sansbury Girl Sot!Uts Veotmenta of the ancient offered at 10 o'Clock Ch•lstmas United to the shepherds on the Troop lOO met al the home ol church will be worn 1..-· ihe .mDl'lling, lor those who cannot 1 11 6 30 baked ham dinner pre- 1ng. Quarterly birthdays wm Methodist Church was h a! d Chrlstmio 'was not of this Mra. Phil Ollllnger Friday even- eondlelilht service of Holy Com- attoll!l the Christmas Eve Nr(eded the meettns of Che.•ter 1 be observed then, with the kJI. Tuesday evenlns at the church. but was the slory of the Lord. for 8 Chrlatmas party. munton Christmas Eve at 9 p;m. vice at t. Council. Daughters of America, chen committee servlnS the re- Miss Patricia Fields, student Prayer by Mrs. Richard Rupe Following a h,ymn, Mrs. , In Grace Episcopal church. ---Tuesday evenlns. with 50 pre- freslunents. Ada Morris and nurse at Holzer Hosptal School opened the meetint!. Symbols nie displayed a Christmas Games were played and Sifts "The Story of the Chfilltmas ""lecflJ Circle Meet~ '1ent. Ada Morris asked grace. Letha Wood reported on taking Of NurslnS, Is spending a weelcs ol Christmas were used on the she had received which was uciransed. -Each Sirl received Fire," created lor the oecatlo~, "'~. ' , , , Leda Mae Kraeuter,' rouncil. a basket of fruit, candy and vacation with her parents, Mr. worablp center, including a adapll!tion from the a Girl Scout drlnklnl and , will be told by The Rev. IUcb. AI ClaW,tth Dmner ' or. opened the meeting in ritual- ~ nuts to Bernice Ridenour, and and Mn. Joseph Fields Sr. wood carving of the Nativity, 4J Uno Bible printed in 1456. a candy cane from her ard Martin rector In place of The EJeCta 'Cin:le met at ' lstic form and reported ill were Erma Cleland and Esler Wright , and Jeffrey, purchaaed by MI., Lydia ' Eb- told the ilory of Christmas Mra. Wi!Uam Ohlln&er tho aermoo: · ' . . ·f.lnt .BapUat chilr,ch ·~f ~ Mary Parker, in hospital, and 1on taking a basket to Faonie l Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan ersbachln Betblehem In 11162. cordins to Luke, which Phil Ohlinger. Icier · ' port wltll a . ~IS drE 0 Zon> Btgii• and Selma Call have i Adams at Elmwood rest home. and son, Rhett, spent Monday The scene was carved by ..-. read by Mra. Downie. were served to Connie children of the Sllll!lay li01cl11fl p:ai. ,Mro, WiUII ' babv bovs A thank you letter In Marlette with Mr. and Mrs. phan boys In the Christian AP" 1 Tw• e&rols preceded the Floranell Burney, Ann. School will sins a selection -of· 'tltOtiy; iilile cillajl'ln)ll!; ,pres , .,; ,.,;1 from Golde Kra<'kom· l At the close of the m~ting Robert Calland, . prt>ach Mission. ltns of Mathew 2:1-11 by Coonie Grueser, Becky carols before the aervlce bet!~ .'In the abs¥. !>(_!lk•. Tqpy 1 berger tor cards sent her whtle ! a Chrtstmas party was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler Rupe whO explained the Debbie Ohllnser, Nancy and all young people are In Fowler. ' Jli and fro m Dorothy Lawson JWhile members were seatPd in iof Bridseport arrived today to Mrs. Rupe told of the period lbQI of the star. The star Diana Ridgway, Beverly Smith, vlted to atay for the rejnalnder . 'Mrs, Dave. [)ant was~ Comtwtmcations were read , a cir<le. Santa arrived and the · spend Christmas with ber sister, of advellt and e<plalned the guided the WISemen was a Darlene Michael, Sheila Folmer, of the service. A nursery In HDIIal . ~~- 8J1d bed .lor from F'dtlh Wakely. district de- ~ group •ang Christmas carols I Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. four weeks berore Christmas. only destsn. A carol and Shelly Clark, Becky WUI ODd a the parish houae Is provided bor theme, "~emlier." Treats put) '"'tUng aU past council· I With Olive Eeber as acrom· l Miss Bonnie Smith student ~ ats,oI fplatned ':'"t the by Mrs. Downie closed prl> guest, Kim Ohlinser. for the younsest family mem· wore Jli'OP81'ed lor: flll!il-lna lor '" ;.. au end a mt'Oting .lan· l pan is!. The book officers and ; at Glenville State College in co or VlO e • or purp e, r<:P"" srun. hers. tbe holiday and Mrs. AnthQDJ usrv ! "' Pomeroy !OOF for Erma Cleland. deputy. were pre. Weal Virginia, arrived Friday ' seated moumlns or penitence; Mrs. Jay Warner, 'l'lle church has been decor- anno"''C8d that tlie circle would . D , P : sented gift•f thby Mary Holler, . to d the I d the red rose a symbol of Mary, conducted • sh..-t business ,... IS• ated for the occasion with Oo- have devoUOilS ~r the January '"~""' "ttun of a 1Slrlrt ast ' ch ood f d evemns apen hoI ays mather of Jesus J_esus IS re- st Can-d good5 wers and poinsettia plants about m•etm'.• of ..._ Socle·_ty. Pre·~ . 0 or er wltb her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C11un J!o! s rlub am~an • e g · ~ II'W ~ a ~It! oan The guo <! ol order committee I <'Ummlttee. Secret pals were re- Menzel Smith. !erred to as the Ro~e of Sharon. b1'0118bl by the members t~ the alter, wreaths on walls and were Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Dal:)tt, fhunked the Young Wives rluh vealed wtth a g1fl. new names Mrs. J. A. Eden and motltor, 'l'lle symbol ol light was ~· prepare baskets for ~eedy faml· doors, ribbons and pine 011 the Mra. N..-a Hamilton, Mra. MU· lor leavtnR th• decora ted tree drawn for the commg year. and ' Mrs. B. F. Gravely returned pla1ned by Mr~. T. A. Dowrue lh!s. Refreshmenta m keeplns pews, and a Christmas tree. ton Hood, Mrs. Joe Wllaon, for the meetmg A vo~ of g1fl< were exchanged.. Lilli! home Tuesday £rom Dunbar, who said that light to ChriStians wtth Christmas were served by Several pieces of Christmas Mrs. Frances Bearha and Mrs. thanks was ~iven the kiU:h•n Chnsty won the door pi'IZe, W. Va. Mrs. Eden Is tmprov· symhohzes the commg of the host'""''· Mrs. Jack Car· music, both rare and famlllar, Richard OWen. · committee for preparing the din- ! 1ng from surgery at 'l'llomas ChriSt. She lighted two can<lles sey and Mrs. Charles Perst~ will be offered by the choir. . Esthe · Ktd•nour thanked • Memorial Hospital on the worship center, one for er. Favors were nut cups o and besl·loved e&rois are to be ANNOUNCE PROGRAM ; :;· l'am /or gift to her at ! ~ Mr. and Mrs. J~mes Patter· His divine nature and one for Ia~ doily and decorated with sung by the congregation. 'l'lle EnterPrise EUB church 0 1 the Hoosier meet ing. 11 was an- I f son and sons, Brent and Terry His buman nature. It was pomsetltas. Rev, Wilbur Perrin o1 the A celebration of the Holy Com- will bave Ita Christmas prograjll Pomeroy Federated Church munlon, without mucls, w~ll be Fri"·y at 7;: 30 p.m. nounced that the books would I ol Racine were Wednesday din"" be audtled December JC at the • ner guests of his mother, Mrs. spoke at the aonual Christmas ' assembly of Pomeroy H I • b I Patterson. Desse home or Lucille Kaeuler. Installation of officers was lfC Wednesday afler!IO'In. announced for the next meet· Christmas meditations an d given to those present including 'l'lle assembly prosram was ·--- -----Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· holiday remembrances for shut Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Frank the final activity of the Porn doo of HuntinSton, are apending the Christmas vacation with Ins and home and foreign ms- brew, Mrs. Harold Chase, eroy calendar year usherlns sionaries highlighted the meet· John Fultz, Mrs. John the Christmas vacation for their parents, Mr. and Mrs . lngs of the circles of the B. H. Mrs. Charles Edwards, students whlcb wUI extend James Brew'ngton, Middleport, Sanborn Missionary Society of Jacob Turner, Mrs. James January 3. :OON Mr.Hand Mrs, VLuck"'fdoo the F'rst Baptist Church which I ders, Mrs. Fielding .:~~~~~~~~ 1 ew aven, W. a. . M met Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lera Jones, Mrs. The annual ChriSimao party 1 Mr and Mrs Willis Anthony\ 1 embers of the One Won One ! The members of the Lovejoy Searles Mrs. Richard for th~ Middleport Kindergarten 1 were.ln Canal Winchester Tues- ~ass of the Pomeroy First Ba~ Circle met at the home Qf son, a~d Mrs. Donald Boone, c!a!:lses w~s held Wednesday day to attend funeral services ] list church met at the _Martm I Mrs. Paul Smart for their meet· guest. The next meeting mornmg WJth the room mothers for Harold Hoy who died sud- ! re;t~~r;.•t Mo;~ayta~enmg .f: ing with cookie treats being dis- announced to be held at In charge. denly Saturday. . • ·the ~~~er~ e the carn'th trlbuted to shut-ins later in the home of Mrs. Richard Owen His talk followed a Toys were pre!lented to the : ou1 rJ mas erne ~ 1 evening. Mrs. Manning Kloes, the circle is to have the sented by the Stwdent AcliviiJrll classroom inc)uding a battery 1 Alan Wallace,. who i~ with ;grt>en _cover. and .8 cente:rpi_ece chairman, opened the meeting gram for the January B. Association. Featured in operated train, dolls, telephone, the_ U. S. ~avy , .1s spendmg the of white poinsettias and pme. with a reading, "Busy Inns." Sanborn Society meeting, were Terri Fultz, Sandra Hen1d·ll tops. games, and other toys holidays With. ~us parents, Mr. Following the dinner the group Devotions were given by Mrs. rix, Linda Haggy, Shirley from a fund f!lven by parents of and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and went to the home of Mrs. Harry Charles Searles using the f ter, Jennifer Menchinl, ~~:~::II the children, an ann•al project. bis_brother, Bruce. of Marshall Lee Bailey, East Main-st. for theme, ''In the Fullness of Legar, Becky Nease and S Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. UmverSity, and thetr Sisler, a meeting and party, The home ,"rtme," and reading "The Globokar. Fred LewiS '!'ere cha1rman for Nancy. was beautifully decorated, in- 1Strangers ." Mrs. John Fultz Tbe Pomeroy Glee Club, tbe party, assisted by Mrs, Char- Airman Tom Anderson. ol the , eluding a lighted tree under was program chairman and der the direction of Mrs, II. Wtnobrenner, Mrs. Gary Wa- U. S. Alrfon"O, is spending the \ which gifts were placed. presented an article written by A Chrtstmas party was held cllle Swackhamer, presented ~nd, Mrs. Walter Harn•. Mrs.l Christmas holiday with his pa-\ Mrs. J. E. Foster, vice pres!· ~athryn . Marshall entitled , at the home or Greg VanMeter several numbers. Barbara """'II Charles Smith, Mrs. N..-man [ rests, Mr. and Mrs, Francis : dent, was in charge of the bust· When Chnslmas Means the •for the Primary Class of the nedy, president of the SAA, Yeauger, Mrs. Kenneth Wlit~I, Anderson and tamtly, ! ness sessien, Mrs. Dale Wippel Most.:~ . . RuUand Church of Christ Wed- ved as mistress of ceremonie!l. Mrs. John Gross and Mrs. Will· I Miss Seren Lewis a fresh· I thenked the members for the Donng the busmess sessiOn neaday from 6 to 8 p.m. The Earl Youns, advisor or the SAA lam Ingels. i man at Warren-Wils;., College many cards, gifts and flowers . the circle voted to sponsor two home was beautifully decorated :t!r~i. Thoodosta Frecker di· Mrs. Rey~olds, teacher, was ; in Ashville, N. C. is spending sent her wbile ilL The annual school lunches for the next and gifts were, placed under S Cl pr<'sented w1lh a camall<ln ~r- 1 the Christmas vacation with her business meetins of the church month and to. send gifts to the a lighted Christmas tree. . tri:~ c.:: (Rodth Karr) dl!· sage Sh.e pres~nted the child-1parents. Mr. and Mrs. William ' was announced for January 12 scholarship glfl, Emma Jane Ashort progra*' was held wtlh follow· the Yasto e ren wtlh mlmature nativtly Lewis and daughter. Olita. : and plans were made lllr a pot. · Justice, and Betty Killian, borne prayer by Teresa VanMeter, lllg sembly. scenes and favord were g1ven Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy luck dinner. \missionary at Wierton, W. Va. The Birth of Cjlrist £rom the by the room mothers. Ice eream and chl!dren of Seneca Falls, A Christmas story was read I and other missionaries and fami- second chapter: · of Luke wa5 and candy canes were _se::'ed: New York, are spendins the by each member d~ring the lles. _ read by Brenda lin. The P"" holidays here with their parents. devotiOnal period wh1ch closed : The Smart home was aecor· gram was clo wilh prayer I Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and ! with the formation of a £riend- aled throughout in the holiday be Greg VanM~er. AN OPEN LEnER TO THE MOTORISTS OF MEIGS COUNTY : Mrs. 0. Hindy and family I ship circle and silent prayer. theme including a lighted tree. Games wer'lj played with , Pomeroy, Ohio I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D~rst Gifts were exchanged and a Refreshments of holly decorat- prizes going to each child. An , and soo of Akron are spending gilt was sent to Mrs. J. H. Step· , ed cake, Ice cream trees, and exchans~ of gifts was made. I (HAPPY BIRTHDAY ERNIE) TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY ; the holiday with his mother, ; henson teacher of tht class and , coffee were served at the c1ose Each child r.ece1ved can~~ cane "~~S~~~A~~ : Mrs. S.ulah While and other ' to Rev. Carver Williams. White I of the evening. Fav..-s or holly\ candy stocking, and mm1ature (Technlcolor) : relatives. i gifts were brought by the mem· : nutcups and candy canes were sleigh and reindeers. Gifts w~re Now it can be told and should be, we believe. 7 years ago, Ernest Burton Peter O'Toole, Peter Sehen, I Mrs. Harold GeBrge and new hers for a basket for 8 needy presented to the class teacher, Joined with our organllatlon as our Meiss County Representative. At that ~~~~ :;,rr~~t/:.~'·w~.f:'~ii: son. Brent Edward have been ramify. Thelma Hysell, from her pupils, time, we bad few members In the area and aervlce was at a low ebb. en, Ursula Anaress. I rdurned from Holzer Hospital I Prayer by Mrs. T. T. Shelton ~efreshments of decorated cook- ' ~OOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 1to the home of her parents Mr , closed the meetins, alter which lies, Ice cream, and kool·ade I Ernie has worked bard and faithfully during the following years In build· (~.~~!...... I and Mrs. L_ w. McComas. Thei~ : a dessert course was served to with those named above were ! etber son, Brian Lee has been 1 those named above and Mrs. bara VanMeter. Others present , ing membership repreaentatlon and service. He has been a loyal and faithful SUNDA'!r MONDAY with his grandparents while Mrs. 1 Lorain Sterrett. Mrs. Joseph ! with thos 11llmed above were i oervant and the employees, manasement and board of directors o1 the AutoTU•SDAY George was hospitalized. Cook, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Cindy and Steven Anderson, 1 mobile Club of Southern Ohio are pleased to take thla method of publicly DEC. 26-27·21 Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrs. Albert ' 'l'lle home ol Mrs. Phil Meln· i Judith and Rosemary Snowden, commending him for his efforts and In reeognlzins him on his 76th blrtb date. "THAT ,UNNY FEELING" STUDENT DAY Smith and Mrs. Homer Braley. hart was the scene lor the re-I Michael May, Teresa Brown, p ~·,· WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS! * Elberfelds In Pomeroy I 1 ... .. '(·- 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 I Mrs. Meinhart IH I s ostess or Holiday Patty I D ITeehnlcoior) 5~~~~ S,~.:.::.~bkitoDarln, -· l?· Talbot. Peaturette: Har1ln' Around CotomrtooM .. ! 'liN r I ~ • • Sl !' Student Recognition Da~ will Hostesses for the January meet. I ctnl Christmas party of the Jimmie Anderson, Ricky Bolin, be observed Sunday, Dec. 26, 1mg wtll he Mrs. George Skinner : Past Chiefs of Meigs Temple , Brett Carter, Bobby Williamson, at Heath Methodist Churcb with and Mrs. Victon Voung, Sr. Pythian Sisters. It opened with 1Beverely Thompson and Purl coiJege students taking part io the story of "Silent Night/' by VanMeter. the · Mr M lnhart ---_"':"Ice: _ -~-- . ~hr :eadings included, "The Slides Shown to Rut1and Churc h 444444 1 Program Given 44 ~~ ===:==•:-:cc•:::=-~ H ~ ~!'ft ·11{<·. • Sunday Evemng 1 .' , 800l s . i• i ftl 'theY ear 'ROU nd Gi ~ ~ Miss" &. Mother's ~ BOOTS " $3 99 $12 99 • • . • I II •• II' SOFT UNED $3•99 J Folhen anclli!lloyf-51m6-12 J eFLEECE LINED WELLINGTON _ Man who Ke~t Christmas" and WinebrennerGue•ll ''The Myster1ous V1sitor," by \ . Samuel Dogman. Games were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wmehren· pia ed and prizes won by Mrs. ner entertnlned m their home A Chnslmas program was : G..;rge Childs Mrs William i Friday evening. Rerreshmen!B : presented Sunday evenmg at the I ' · I ed to Dr d Mr · Rutland Church of Christ with Allman. Mrs. Pat Gallagher, were serv . an s. · d 1 Betty Bi•ga and Mn Karl Owen , Raymond E. Boice, Mr. 1 e by Sabra 1 preu e . · brought !' Mr s. A· M. "" •-bJ , 11arold wea· ·, the Ca piano da · th 1 The travelmg priZe na Y opemns e prosram Merritt. · followed by a con aU j Iby Mrs. Owen waa won by Mrs. I· ver. J'c., a nd El'·-beth ,.. ' h,ymn. 'l'lle Invoc.'i;~ "::s Meinhart. Gifts and corda were j Slides were shown of ! made by the minister R presented to Mrs. Meinhart in the South Pole, Alrlca, Gfb,ra~. II 0 Y observance of her birthday. AI- tar, Porto Rico and other inter- II 1 Carter. ' 1 1 : Recitations and son :so, a birthday cake baked by estlng places by Mr. · by these children . B gt~ ;er~ IMrs, OWen, waa served with 1who has bees In these places er, Tema Brown~ Br'::t ~[n,ltce cr.. m and a salad course. I wbile In the U. S. Navy. ~- Teresa Van Meter, B 0 b h y IThe table was covered with a Williamson. Brenda Bolin, Cin· 1 red cloth and centered With a ebans~ wa:' held around the "21dy Rosemary den,Anderson. Ricky Bolin, Judith Snow. Snow· ' den. Greg Van Meter Steven Anderson. Michael MaY, Ricky Carter. Billy Nichelson. Debbie 1 1May, Mtndy Klns and Janie Ll"f• Girls -!' There are now 1,017 AAA members tn Meiss county, 21,000 piUI lD our club, over 800,000 in Ohio, and 9 mUJion in the United Statea and Canada. Contmue Probe Of Mishap in We pledge continued aervlce to our many Meigs County membera u weD u le&lalatlve repreaentatlon and a variety of worthy 111ety acttvltlea to ALL Meiga County motorists. TO YOU, ERNEST BURTON AND TO YOUR WONDERFUL WIFE AND COMPANION EDITH, GO OUR WISHES FOR CONTINUED HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. YU HAVE INDEED BEEN A. TIRELESS WORKER MAKING OUR SLOGAN "DOING FOR MOTORISTS COLLECTIVE· LY WHAT THEY .CANNOT DO FOR THEMSELVES INDIVIDUALLY" A LlV· ING REALITY. Rutland area A bio • vehicle mishap occurred tw1>tenths of a mile east of the bridge- In on State Route 124, Thursday 11:115 p.m. is still under invesll&atloo by the Meiga Sherlll'a department. Sheriff Robert C. hoch'l 4eparbnent reported SIGNED: THE MANAGEMENT, EMPLOYEES, AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHON OHIO car """ted f)y w:~•m::: I Stursedll. re; RR. 1, raa IIIIo 1 parted cor to Lee Okey Wood, 16, RRI. 1. white~~a~rr~a'n:g~:em;:en:l~ - - · ·- · - ~A~s~if~t~e~x-~~llgh~ted~~Chr~ll~tm~u~tr~e~e~.iiiii~~~~~~~~~~i:~~:~~:~iiij~~~ii~iiiiiiii\iiii~il IIRIIIRl.-d· i $12.99 '111eril i i, I A I Mana Soft lui Husky eFLEECE UNED CHUKKA BOOT- $11.99 F Men's Plglkln Unlined eCHUKKA, Only 7 pr. Broken Sizes $7 .~ Little Boys •4 BUCKLE AROIC - - - - $3.99 Ball Bend Ower the Shoe, l'lHCe Lintel T f eKNEE HIGH PULLOVER - - $11.50 The Shoe Box MIDDLEPORT, 0 • .. Transportation Being Offered I . I l'fRST QUALITY REGULAR _ 28.9 Certified Oil Station . W. Mlln II. ,.IIIII OW ""* heavy damqe the loll rear feilder andl b::: of the lltl6 .model car 01 by '11l0d wb"!' the vehicle . en 1>)1 lltursaon bad cJamge to ti· 'i8hl front lender and bumP" tr. · w~;;ipture I from Isaiah and the i book of Luke were read by Mike Nicholson, Kathy Thomas Rodney Davis, Billie Jean Car· i ter, S.verly Thompson and HIIJ'oo , old Burke. A duet was sung by Roy j Snowden and Thelma Hysell and another by Ethel Nelson and Thelma Michael Several i Christmas hymns were sung by the conwegaUon and Challie I Greer played "Silenl Night" as an invitation hymn on his harp. The program was clesed witb 1 the benediction by the minister. , The provam was well attend· eel. , J '•. Particlpaling Store in,the Miclcllipollt Mtrchan~ Ho~day Gift.A.R~. Atjt For Your.F.,. f~et. ~ PurchtH' . Ntwsetry • • -BAKER FURNITURE i ~ . I. l ·• . • .. ~ . . I j Backlog of Blood Needs Is 50 Pints � 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/. 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