http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2474e9180d3869de15946b3fef46d03a.pdf d5bbbb1987546b498ebd95e614853ac3 PDF Text Text ., ' "' \ • : . .. · .. a-Dally SlnUnel, Pomeroy-llldclleport. 0., Dee. Sl, 1881 'r· .. . . ' were CIU'IStmBa Day . l'ln- lsi. class Pete werner o! Chll" b stationed Ill tile ~ Ram lestoo, S. C. TillS wa~ hts first area. ~ ~:soedeountl:: QlDner 111r1 and attended 1111 guests of her parents, Mr. and men's ChristmBB party, Mainly About Peonle In Pc;merov . La;;:•c'kM~h~-lsHIDB spe~i at~ Around And About Middleport !!'!U:: :~~~ Mrs. Mg,;_.::: : : : with hiS parents Chrlstma: cards seni to 'Spr~ngs I Mctsa cin~atf wi~ Mrs v wn- weekend In Bucyrus with her Mr. and Mra. William Houck him. ·--- ,_ f n ID . • wb I th Mr J E Carson and and daughters Carol Bethy Mr. and Mra. Gar... ~r ,_,. IS tiS liam Stoecker,[ her :~.;,y 0 s~st::· Mis~ Ruth' Carson. and Lynn of Marion, 'and Mr: nolds of Lebanon, Ohio, came The annual Christmas pro- Claus," ""' JiveD by ~ JuD. el " recoverm~ rom n ~lle Mls~ Barbara Morgan, stu- and Mrs. Robert Milch and Monday for a villi with her aram o1 the Rock Springs Melh- lor class taught by Mra. Ed~~ Rev end Mrs. WIU1am Th;rpe . Co~- : Mra. ~:~!ar~:sts elf';.= ::~ ho~ay gue!~ denl at Ohio University, is children, Steven and David of brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul odist church was held Christ- ·Abbot\. Parl1Cipltlng were "l 1111d Steve and Tom 0 1 yra-1 urn were ou ·• nd Mr nd' th h !'day acation Wheeling W Va were holiday Grueser. mas eve llllder direction of Mrs. dle Abbott, 'tommy Ball, Rlcky .cuse and Mrs. C. L. Arnold of her sister, Mrs. Garen Stans- of her p~rents, Mr. a s. sp_e mg e r ;~d fa.:ilv Mr guests or' their p~rents, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Edgar Reynolda l!arold Blackston. . Gaul and Bpbby Blackaton. A were Sunday dinner guests of bury. They also VISited with Earl Kmght. With her slste M ad 'and Mrs P L Mitch and Mr and spen~ ChristlnBB In Morgantown, Harold Biackston, assistant\ QUIITiet of boys, Jell Folmer, I Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Susan- I his sister and family, Mr. and Kenneth Cale, who has been and Mrs. Dan e ow J~h.-Sclnes. Mr•. and W.Va. with their son lamsuperintendent, announced the I Chuck Bartels, Randy Sheets ' na. :lliss Alice Euler called ~- Mrs. George Sklllller and fam-~ on a lour ofhsea du~ ~:th ~e c~dren. d Mrs Glenn Lambert Mrs: Mitch also heard from ll)' Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynoldl program which opened with ihe ', and Rodney Hysell sang, "Joy ! during the evemng. Ily at Rock Sprmgs, U.S. Navy, as JOI:;. sfwh e r. 8 ~11 ·.th the' daugb- their son Larry Mitch who and chUdre" hymn, uoh, Come All Ye Faith- : to the World,u ad "I Heard • Sadler Miss Carolyn Searles, Colum- l and family at the me o er are VIS ng .wl 1f ~ • ' . ! !'' with Mary Francis as :The Bells on Christmas Day.••, Mr. and Mrs. Harry !bus came Thursday for the mother, Mrs. Max Roller. ter and famaly, Mr. and Mrs. ;:anist and Mrs. William Rad- I A white gift offering was tak- I of Bridgeport and Mr. and ~rs. ' Ch;istmas holiday weekend Holiday weekend guests of ' George Doolittle and children, lord. organist, 'BOd prayer by , en and sent to the Methodist ; Paul Grues-e~ of Mld~~~po~: ~r~ I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ~eo Kermedy and ~onme and. Steve, in erea _ dur~ Mrs Wllliem Grueoer followed i Children's home and the Home Christmas dmner gu s . . Leo Searles and Mr. and Mrs. Karen Gregg mcluded Mr. and mg the holidays. b1 ~ reading from Luke 2 by I for the Aged at Wilmington. Bentz Wolfe. . ' Robert craig and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Clarence Bailey and sons, Holiday wook~nd guests _of M1ss Ruth Ann Bailey, i The play, "Kay's ChristmaS ' Mr. and Mrs. ~~e Justis left Craig. Sunday L. D. Hartinger, Richard and _Michael, Mr. _and Mr. and Mrs. Ueorge MemNEW Thr~e recitations were given \ Vision," was presented by Mrs. 1Sunday. for Plamvdle, Ind. af~ Mrs. Searles and Jennifer Craig Mrs. C. R. Gilbert, Springfield; hart were their daughter and by the Beginners class taught Amos Leonard, Mrs. Walter . t~r spending the past ~o.nth took Miss Searles to Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, West family, Mr. a~ Mrs. John Il l' Mr". Radford including, Wel- W~rs, Becky. and Mary Lou , with her mother, .Mrs. VIctor_ Miss Mary Phillips of Ne~ Jefferson; m,td Mr. and Mrs. Mayer and cbtldren,. S.berl and come. by Stephanie Radford; Radford, Conme Radford, Bet- Young Sr. Mr. J~stLs who grad Haven, w. Va. spent the holi- Michael Ohlmger and son, Mi- John of _Columbu~. Jommg them Little Baby Jesus, Christy i!:v- ty Leonard. Donna and suzan- , uated from lnd1ana Tech De- day weekend with Mrs. LilliP.n chael, of NelsonvJlle. for Clmstmas dmner were Mr. ans. and A Splendid Idea, P~m na Partlow, Diana WeyersmiU-: cember 4, ~as ~ccepte~ emplo.y- McGhee. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson ~~nes and Mrs. James.Fugate of Pom~ Evans. _ 1er, Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Shar- 1 ment as e.~tf!cal engmeer With Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Weber and daughter, Barba.ra, ~lSJt~ eroy. Hecit:~tiomJ by the Primary on Brawley, Kathy Abbott, ! the Republic Steel Corp. , and children Dennis, Dean, sunday in Athens With his SIS· Mr. and Mrs. 0. P. Klein and class taught by Mrs. Norman and Harold Blackston and Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Da~.son ' Donne., oaH~s. and Duane ter, Mrs. Dorothy Dandakis and Mr. F. M. Fugate were CbrlstWeversmiller, were You'll Have daughter. Sherrie. of New Haven, W.. Va. VISited ' ---- · · - - - - - Mr. E. W. Jones. mas guests of Dr. and Mrs. A Part. Bobby Ball: The Reas- '1 The Lord's Prayer In candle- Sundoy e~ening,. With Mr. and Entertain FamUies Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson Marlon Fugate and family in on [s Quite CJtmr, Judy Rad- light by Miss Betty Leonard Mrs. Oms Hams.. . : of Athens were Christmas Eve Athens. lord: A SeC'fet, Bruce Black- and Mrs. Blackston, and the . Mr. and Mrs. Philip ~dford: D' dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner ston; S~aking of Boys. Brian hymn "Silent Night'' closed the ' and.daughte'.' Stephame we~~ ~ At Buffet lnner Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones and children, ~orth Robinson, Ktssee : l'he Answer. Christy program, after which Santa ar- · Chnstmas dinner guests of h Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 Kautz en- 1and daughter, Barbara. spent the holidays here with H)·sell. and No Better Way, Vick Rev. C. Melvin Alkire, silent 1/ Is. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Clarence . tertai.ned their families at a Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abbott. reo. \. Sargent, R~cme. holiday buffet dinner at their Crouksville, were holiday guests Turner. Following a song, Carol of Mrs. Esh~ !t1"08 ~~/~~t Su~- home in Columbus Sunday. At. of her father, Mr. Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones ' th.- Drum, by the youth choir. day for a VISit wit re 8 Jves m: tending were Mr. and Mrs. Wen· Clark. and Mrs. Lena McElhinny were o play, "A Message from Santa 0 I N';'rk.M H'JJ r' C 1 b s dell Kautz, Cllester; Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Christmas Day dinner guests IS I Itssth arhyl'd I 0 k odumuth I Mrs Charles Pickens and son, of Columbus spent the holiday of Mr. ad Mrs. Ira Butcher spen e o 1 ay wee en WI · Map 1e 'I · ht s ·m Cleve· with their daughter, Susan, a and eh'ddr tn, J udy and J'un. Slark on Job as 1 ts M d Mrs E J : Bruce, r:etg ·h IVen n anf . . ' )land ; Mr. and ~rs . Warren teacher in the Pomeroy Schools, Holiday di.n.nt;r guests of Mr. 1H~~l paren • r. an Boiler )nap~f'tor , Christopher Alan Vaughan. ln- 'Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and Pickens. Brook\•.!lle; Mr. and and with his father, Mr. Rob-~ and Mrs. Wilham T. Grueser rant soil of Mr. and Mrs. George . dau hter, Miss Mary Hill and Mrs. Barbar~ P1cken~ ~rs. Elo- , erl Harris, Sr. and daughter Debbie were Mr: Hobert F. Slack, son of Mrs. ! vaughan, Chillicothe, received the~ randdaughter, Carol llill da ·webb, ~iddleport, and ~1r. Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas and Mrs. Robert Jay, Colum _ o\(1:> Slack and the late John ; the sacrament. of baptism at the : were ~hristmas dinner guests and Mrs. Bill Thomas of ~as- and children, South Charleston, bus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bran o. Slack of Syracuse. has l United Methodist church during f M d M C K N se on, W.Va. and Barbara, RICh- Ohio are spending the Christ- non, Mlddleport;;end Mrs. Theo('ump!eted a three monlhs 'l the worship service Sunday i 0 d ~~ rs. . ' ea 1ard and Jill Kautz. . rras'ho\idays with their parents, dore Grueser, Minersville. Nurst in boiler inspection and morning. Mr. and Mrs Bi11)' an, 1 amdJYM· R HIt d' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pl~k· 1 M~ and Mrs Forrest Bachtel Visiting during the holiayl!l 0 · <:!.· t the Hartford ,St earn 1 Joe Spencer of Wilmington· were ' A~~ r. All an rs. an 1. ens were Ch ns · ·tmas Dav. dm- 11 and• ram i!)' Carol • • de ~tgn J· . oy d erEdd., Bachtel and w1th Mrs. ames Murray were u 'I I t· dI . nn e:-~, .mice an tc f th . and fam ' . . M fW ~ut er ns~ec Jon an n!'>urance · the godparenl~. Thirty • two wer~ Christmes dinner guests ~er guests o e1r son . • Forrest Bachtel, Middleport, her son W1lham . urray o orWith DeW v~Coil reinforced <ompany lD Clev~land. , ~embers of the Vaughan fam- o( his mother, Mrs. Homer Hol- ~ tly, M~. and Mrs. Jan Hau~k and Mr. and Mrs. William Mat·· thington, Ky. Fn~y, her dauedge ••• 1mooth. tuftle•• On Dec. 1 and .. ,_J:te took the Jly attended the service. i ter Calling in tht evening were and children, Brent and. Bren a lack, Chester. daughter and family, Mr. & Mrs. 1Ieeping surface and attracNJttonal ~a~d b~Jler inspect- T~ organ prelude- by Tom . Mr~ and Mrs. Raymond Freck- in Columbus and remamed for Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. Randolpb .Ward and Mr. ~nd tive 1turdy woven tickinr. ors ex.ammatJoo m. ~lumbus ! Baker opened tbe service, fol- er of Tuppers pfains. Ule weekend. of Waverly are spending the Mrs. W}ham Dow and childE~:h·a-heavy inneraprinl <~nd hns been co~ssto~ed by I lowed by the hymn, ''W it h Mr. lind Mrs. John M. Pren-1 holidays at their home in Mid- ren, Kathy and Susan of Ravconat~ction proyidel Arm.. healthfuloupport. th~ Slate of .Ohio to msped ·, Gladness Men of Old," scripture tice or Louisville, Ky. spent the I WEDDING DATE SET - . die ort and with their daugh· enswood, ~- Va. bmlers, machinery and. pre.s-l.sentenres and invocation by the I holiday wee-kend with her sis- ! Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pa.rk I and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lucille Mayes iss~ Made by a maker of lht $79.110 "Pedoct Sloepo('l M.ur~ure vessels. He IS workmg m Rev. C. Melvin Alkire. silent ; ter and hrolher-m-law, Mr. and er of Syracu~e are an~ouncm~ l Victor Hannahs and family, tng the holiday season in Luna \ht> Akron area wher.e he plans prayer and the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. A. M. Zahl ond with Mr. ' the. approachmg 1mamage to, Pomeroy. Mrs. Charles McNP- with her son and family, Mr. PROMPT DELIVERY TO YOUR HOME tu move after ~e flr.st of the Collegt students end guests and Mrs. Leo K. Smith and fam- their daughter, Nancy J:nMr mee an . Mr. C. H. Wise, Sr. and Mrs. William Mayes and year. ~e ls_now hvlng ID Tolf<i:o. I stood and were introdliC'ed and ily, Middleport. They came to Roger Lee Adams, son and other relatives. children. I With hiS Wife, the former Pns- welcomed by the pastor. . attend the baptism of the Smith I and Mrs. Bobby Joe Adams~ M' s d s· pson Co- Holiday guests of Mr. and Third Floor Furniture (·,ill~ Padgett, of San. Diego, Respon sive reading of The : tri lels. )I ~acine. The ope.n chu_rch w ISS ~n ra n~~ the holi- Mrs. G. G. Werner were Mr. Calif .. and his twe chlltren, .Da- King of .Glory, lhe (;\on a I ~rs. Pier<'e Rice 1eft Sunday , dmg and rr.ceptmn w~~~e ~mb~ih I~P:aren~s. Mr. and and Mrs. George Durst and nd fnd Robyn. Mr. Sack 1s a Patri, srr1pture reading of I.>eu- for her home W<Jshington 0 i event of Dec. 30, at · p. h. . ay J family of Wellston Mr and , 8. 1958 graduate of Pomeroy High Leronomy 33:22-29 and pra~'t:'r ny , C. arter spending the holida~: , at. the Syracuse A~t~ur~ M;!v- . M~. ~~e~rs'mJi~o:~y Russell Mrs. Norman Stew~rt a~d fam~ school. the pastor, and ~y~n, ''Gentle . wel:'kPnd with her perents, Mr. l ~~~ ~~~tc~ler o~i,ciatin:. . of ~iouster sp~nt the weekend ily. Celumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mary Laid" Her Child Lowly and Thomas Young. [__"_ e _ u . _ - - - - 1 wi"th;~M~r~-~a~nd~Mr~s~-iGeo~r~g~e~M~e~in~-~J~ac~k~W~er~n~er~of~B~e~lp~r:_e:_;~~nd~~2-J!,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'!!!!!===""'""'""'""'~; e Manger, preceded the ser· ' Mr and Mrs Thomas Young · · •_: • : mun, "Our Best Today," by the ~. and daughter Mrs. Pierce Rice \ were dinner guests Chns~~as • Rev. Alkire. Tbe closing ritual : spent ChristJ~as at Nelwnville eve of Mrs. Mary hAuml er, Pomeroy, Ohie I followed. with their daughter and son-in· i Hal'tford, W. Va. OtMrers · · . ent were. Mr. and 9. b LAST TIMI TONIGHT law. Mr. and Mrs. Ro ert Rog- 1St rt d Gary of Mason W "THoiiT FUNNY FEELING"' FISRER.S ENTERTAIN er~ and daugh ters. IVewa d a~r and Mrs. ' . (Teehnicolor) Mr. ad Mrs. Mason F'1sher , Miss Florence Smith of Wash· a. an · d Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, enu:rtained with a d.inner on ' ingt.on, D. C. s~Jent the holiday Fowler and Tammy ~~ Dooald O'COnnor, Nita ChriStmas day at their home w~kend with her sister Miss of Pt. Pleasant. W· . · Talbot. ' : ere .exehanged dumlg F11•urettt1 Hortln' Around 1. Sm1'lh. 1 Minersville. Present were Mr. ·~ {'.aro}n Colorurtoons ; and \1rs. Orris Harris, Miners- ! Miss El~anor Smltll and ' ,cv:.:_•;::m:::ng::·....,===iiOii==;\ 1 vine, Mrs. Ernest Harris, .. Syra· fnend · Mi~s • Tan Rawh''. .o\udrey· Hell of Nl'w · I"" Spice ,.,. 1 c~se, M r. an d Mrs. Wllham York. City, are the guesls •f 1 Fisher, Belpre, and the host . Miss Cerolvn Smith. ' I and hostess and Gordon, Barh- · Mrs. Ga~nelle Wise is spend· FriCCy end Setura:v ara tmd Carla. ) ig the holidays in Toledo with Dtc. 31-Jan. 1 "THI ART OF LOVE" I her son and daughtcr·in • law. Cushion Insole - Caulk -TechmcolorWell. Crepe Sole HOSTS AT DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wise and James Garner, Dick V~:n Mrs. Ernest Harris entertain· fami!v. Dyck, Elke Sommer, Angle Dickinson. Ethel Merman, as ed with a dinner Sunday at : Mr~. c. L. Arnold of Gallipo- : Slas ber horne, S yracuse. "Madame Coco". Gues~s ; lis spe·nt the hulitl;Jy weekend 6'12·12 - - "PLAY IT COOl." Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, 1 were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hams with Mrs. Maxine Arnold and . Billy Universe and the Sate!• , and Sherry, Eugene, Alisa and idaughter, SusanrYB. I Eric, and Mrs. Mason Fisher Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Su-1 Middleport, 0. lites, Danny Williams and Carla, Barbara and G~tr- 1 sanna and Mrs. C. L. Arnold ' L......,,..."'=~""""'""'""'~I don. ·-- - · SUNDAY, MONDAY . Rock Methodist • G' Ch •.Churchf •ven mas ve Program s Mr; SERTA-POSTURE* MATTRESS 1 Sacrament 1 . , I Baptlsm G" J f . -- --· - . -.. I • 1 . 1 1 • 1 •• ~ ' entinef~, 1 .. :' .. . ..; -. / and EL8ERf ELDS I. • ,/ VOL XVII NO. 213 Ten Best News Stories of 1966 Predicted !!Jaesl • Ill anuary Dr 200-300 Married, Childless .The Liphter Si~e WASIUNai'ON (IJPI) -The old calendar oa·the. w~lllflllt uo that "10 mOll" time Js here again. 'l'lme to pick the I moel, beft and tbil-andthat of 111115. · One of the lradllional yeare!"l ranklnp Ia tile 10 biggest III!WS lltoriO. of tbo put 12 IIIOOihs. It Is fairly eaay to compile, being malrily ar -. .erclae in editorial hlndBight. I gave myself a mo r • chllllenJ!ns asspent. I went lmlllli 10me of my colleagues and asked them to sobmlt nomlltaiii>Dll for tbo 10 blgsest newa stories of the 0011 I~ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1965 POMEROY-MIPDI.EPORT. OHIO 4,182 Men '-""ailed -- ..::: I ~~!B~:~~ !?~~~eSe~!~~~~~~ead- months. 2. President Johnson announ- quarters issued a January draft call loday for 4,182 men '1're entries have now been Ioes that, due to the press of and indlca~d aome 200-300 manied eblldless men tabulated and the Jist of stories other duties, Vice Presidenl the ages of !9 and 28 ••wtu probably be inducted into tba ta watch for in 111115 is Humphrey will be unable to armed servicea." preaented below: make any more goodwlli trips. Col. Raymond G. Clouae, head of Ohio's SelecUve S. Canal lDYttatlon 3. Former VIce PreSident vice System, oald 10me 9,000 men would actually be ~!d 1 ... Vice President Hubert H. Richard M. NIIon sets out on a for pre-induction phyolcaiJ and eotimated tbat "about lu Humphrey, on a goodwill visii 365-day speaking tour that will of them" would be married men without children to Japan, stops to shake hands take him to every city and "Of course, this situalon could change If tb~ 1 0 cal with a group of ricksha drivers. town in the United States. boards can find enough unmarried men In other categories, On the spur of the moment, be Nixon denies the lrip bat any but our IJtoot IIeure• anticipate that -about 300 married invites one of them to visit the political Implications. He ex- men will be called " Clouse\ United States. plains ,that be "just likes to said. ' lies bi southeastern Ohio: The dr1ver eventually comes travel. ' The January eaU of 4 1112 field 27· GaUia t~ · Hocking to Washington and, with a 4. A newspaper publishes an compared with December's qui)-' 21· Jack;.. 26· 'La~ 46: great splash of publicity, Is exclusive report that President ta of 3 905 and November'& call ' M~lgs ~- ParrY 10· Pike' 20: given a taxicab to take back to Johnson will SOJlllOrl Democra- of 3,96i. Vinto~ Was- l8, ' Ad. ' Japan. (Continued on Page 8) The January oall, by ...,... ams 3, Athens 1 bel""'"'' i. r 1 1 I te/ r :I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY m Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE 1 1 8" BOOT THE SHOE BOX i --- 11>dTUESDAY Jan. 2-3-4 CHRISTMAS HOSTS OttD Prtminger'l Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Hadford l - Teclmicolorentertained wi!JJ a dinner on , John Wayne, :Kirk Douglas, Christma!l day at their home, Patricia Neal, Tom Tryon, were Paula PrenUu, Brandon De · Athens Road. Guests Wilde, Frant:!hOt Tone, J;~mes Mr. and Mr!!. Harry Ce:ntt>rbury Mitchum, Jtll Haworth, Da· and Mr. and Mn. George na ADdreWB, Burgesa Mere500 and Ricky, Brent and Crydith, Henry Fonda. Colorc•rtoon stal. 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Ttl DAILY SENnNEL ,p ' ' \(~TED TO INTEREST OF " Perr1 O!mo's Yule tift to his Roselle can be listed In tbe "For the girl who has every, thing" category: an elevator Jn their new Hobe Sound, F Ia, homo , , , Tho death of LoDdoD newscaster Richard Dimbleby at M waa mote lhan loss to British TV; llill fantatlc arap of improlllptu newscasting, his impeccably mlural British voice, made him in our y..rt tho lineal radlo • TV newsman In the world His voice wat beard here many times, mtably during the Win•ton Churchill funeral, assorted coronatiOllll, royal wedding•, etc, , . , He wu expeciOO to be the first Bri~ Ish broadooater knighle<l and was so expert in his vocal field that be even rid! at thl British BroadcaJting OJ., notably penurious In Its talenl MEIGS,MASON AREA day by The Ohio Valley Publishin& Company, 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4~Tlll:' JlUSI11.., OHice phone WY 2,21 Ml Edltorlll phone WY 2,21~7, Entered •• second class mailing matter at tbe post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. 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B:r mall ont J'MI' t}O.OO; Sis montha, $5.~; Three monthl, $3,00, ar•• ,..,, Tla• Daily Sentinel coMMEN,T•.nNG EDITORIALLY= ~ Ideal Education DURING tb1J Um• of vacations for the students of America, and they are legion In every community, it may be a good time to u:plort the direction we are t1lldnR Ill our attempts to move for· ward to tliat peat toclety or that golden age that the government II envisioning, and which many would like to see bnng about a way of liife that iJ more sattsfy· ing, It is an enriching experience to talk with returned college students about the progress of their education, which we are aurt is much more meaningful than possibly what their parents or grandpar· ents received, At least they appear to be more worldly wise, but we will not know the real results tmtil many years pass. Recently we read of what one man'• concept of what he felt the objectives of education mould be, and his opinion of the recipients of today's education. He thinks that we will really arrive when education produces sci!ntists , who are not ignorant of politics, polit•c•ans who are not ignorant of science and business men who can rejoice h1 a sunset or a so~ nata as well as the chatter of a compu· ter, What he is attempting to show and it has been said over the years, ts the need for the whole man, Men and women wjtb brains can perfect things that make life easier, but not add one 1ota to roan's understanding of man. ·' We all reallzliJ -that this Is a compel!· live wodd, and,. , It is Important to get ahead ec01)0 ' y, but 1! that is a man's goal 111 he is gomg to miss many of the ·fine points along the highway o! life, We meet many bnlllant persons who in their field are beyond compare, but when It eomes to knowing about oth~r things, or havmg a phtloso· phy of life that shows compaSSion for others and a moral respo)nsibility to those who sll11'0und them, they are as lost sheep, The year's approaching end and the nearness of a new year should make us al1 pause and determine our direction. life we Today Deed to produce more people who aspire to knowledge for 1ts own un. Far too mllly persons aUow tbelr educatioD to atop when they get a diploma. All one' person bas put it, those who are deprived of worldly goods, and a gOOIIIIart 1D Ufe, should look for enrichment of their ininds as well as the1r pocketbookl. Thc>it who have spectahz· ed in one bruich of lmowledge should branch out 'In other directions, and '¥ a communi\)' we owe it to resident~ t,o provide that opportunity, We are livmg m an age when evtrytl!lng Is related, and the time biiJoll( idftce passed when we could get bt ·'wltlt011t knowledge of buSI· ness, polltlct, :the 11eiences and art The whole man. tltOuld be concerned w1th them all and have a Jcnowledge of them. If they do ~t they are In a sense cnp!>' led. College Scores By Jack O'Brian Richard S. Owen, Publisher Cbester Tannebill, Editor Publlsbed every afternoon except Sun- "' Dally SeutiDeL Pomeroy,MJddleport, 0,, Dee, 29, 1965-3 . ' ual sickly. tbemadc path but this limo Into the belhroom some fine ripf' exatT'nles of scatology will be noted vigorOUJiy . . out in Los Angeles broadcaster Gordon McLendon ~~Js laken Ute next logical wild atep: be wants to have nothing but commerciall ,.. a ralllo station, Ill bourt a week , • Odd, but ID Italjl and Englancl, lbe oomllll!rc!Jis run togetbe all ID l bunch 10'1 not to inter· rupt the eaterlainment, of\011 gather lligber ratings than the allow. Tina Loutoe & Los Crane are se to wed Dell June , Witb her boy friend Sam Mooney Gi· IIICana, In the pokey, Pbyilis McGuire's dating a Denver btllo lltt,.maD and hll pall are •Ia)'· lng well oul of their fallout 10ne CBS & the Nal'l F.m. llall Laague are a mere ~I million apart iD their TV ...,.U.. tloas 1CBS oflered $75 mill, tht NFL wants $96 million) Shelley Wlntora' TV play for Britain's lTV, "Euter In the Dark" wu proDOUneed too blue for British oars and wu Clllcelled and Shelley'• Irbd , , , Ob, she always can clll It beN on the ••ToDJ.ght" shQl.f. Margot Fonleyn r«'d tho CbrisimaD gift she prayed lllr _ Dr. Roberto Arlllll, her Pa. amanlon diploDUII busband, plJ'o aiynzed 19 months, Is walklnl again .. , Sen, Joe Tower of Tex. cited Martha Ray as "Tbe Unausll Heroina of Vietnam" for b., three-month tour of the will' areas , ,, Mllrtha'l wo11derful - she does It every war. MDan't lamed La Scalil bust. ed all~ Italian traditloll witb a 1\lll,dftss Gerahwln I!OIIctri Mervyn iAroy offered a cash pri1.e for any Universal employe coming up with a name for his latest movie and guess who won: Mervyn'• daughter Lllltla 'nil tllle: ''li'OIIIelll to Moment" , , , 'lbert's a kit more oJ Jayne lllansfield to love bitely , , , The Rod Taylors juat mlgbl give each other MOther ebanca for Cbriatmas .. , Marloll Br•ndo'a bent on a movie of Arthur. Miller'• "After lho Fail," evB!l II It WBI a ridlcuiOUIIy tllllw' rassong bad play and lhe dresa of a cheap marl131 eollfessloa u a work of dreary art lolel Tonne's current recorded bo~ cake "One Little Snowfall~ brinp a blllzard of royalu.. because Mel wrota II, too "Ia Paris Burning" iJ a minor marvel os a film SJleclacle <COt "only" $8,800,000. Telet'ision Revue HELEN HELP US! SAYS BERRY'S WORLD ................. ]::;~==1 By United Preoo Iaternallonal Eaol Adelphi 96 New Hamp, 87 Mldweat Ohio St 88 Wake Forest 81 CincinnaU 84 Utah 116 Soulb WSa, St O!lL 73 Ky, St 72 Southwesl Connecticut 9li Baylor 88 Tens Tech 106 New Mex, Iff Weot Idaho St Ill Los Angeles Iff •George is reall reat Fllrln Cal. St. 70 Sn Diego 69 bounls'~ College Tournament Resultt · By United Press International ~ .I Will Stomps RusselJI'n . . - ·•' . "'"' .. ,. .. ~·· ',.._....,.... ,, ::D, dllcrllled ill ~ . !. .... ,. ..... , . . T l • t rJ1 • 1 ,e sonvz•tle, p,ozn }_ rtumn,, r 1 t! High School Basketball Scores 1 1 Tourney Pia)' Jn full S·vinO' For Colleges DEMONSTRATOR SALE NO MORE ~00@~ I, 1 =======, I ANJ HONy Plumbinq · Heating PLUMBING HEATING 1 WANT TO GET SQUARED AWAY? Worcester Classic At Worcester, Mass. (Finl Rouadl A"mpln Coli. 75 Northeslm · Charlohe lovitatioRal Experts agree ••• now Is the time to aquare up and make a fresh new lfart. Clean up bills and debts and haw everything In one conv1111ient loan. Haw less to pay out and more for yaunelf on pay clays. Don't hnltatt to call. There Is no obligation. One thrifty budget loan will cut yaur payments. Call for cash -.d get along much better In '66. AI Cbllr!oUe, N,C, (Fir•t Round) Princeton 69 Miss. 67 Navy 15 llavidaoD til New York Cily Tou•,oament ·AI New York, N.Y. (Beeond Round) Brooklyn Ill Hunter 66 CCNY 63 Queens 54 Hnrrlcane Cla11lc AI Miami, Fla. !Se.ond Roundl Ga. Tech, 83 Boston U. W Loulsvl 85 Miami 81 (all Kodak City Clanlc AI Roclle11er, N.Y. (Finl Roundl Columbia 66 Pittsburgh 5t Brown 59 Rocheater 61 Evansyjlle Invfiailoaal AI FlVIIIIYIDe, IIIII. EIJGIBLI IECBIVJ:R..; Paul Warfteld ID All·Pro ftankar with iht 'cteveland BrowDI llat year, miJse4 all hut ono game lhll son due to a broken eo11aJ1o bone. However, Wlilt14 ' -:n. bt=fOr:lhtNl!. '" . , npl " ' 1 fj is done under a local anesthetJO 11 L ouan, Sherman York, e,o junior, era ed IDto the wall and left the game with an injured !ell ankl Campbellsville's &-5 center Dave Penn left the game on perSO'Uil fouls with %3 seconds left The T1gers had already lost 6, I Alfred Brigss •t the 3:00 mark in the second half. Berry was charged with a foul, when York hit the wall, and 5-11 Frank Prewitt was called in to shoot the foul shots. Prewitt made both shots to give the Tigers a 7270 lead. On Penn's fifUt personal, Ber. ry missed the first but made the second free throw, and the Jackets were down 72r7L Ber- I Sur ~ W.: the eount 71)>al1 with 44 ry's bucket at the five second t lO, The Jackets hit 39.7 per points from e,o Don~ ·~ Itied secoodl left to play, Right here, mark wa.a the margin of vic- ! cent making 31 of 78 from the 1> fro!ll S,2 Dick L1 lhe Tigert ron Into trouble, tory, Pbil Htilon shl>l at the Door, but they were hot at the Paul Dillon grabbed BY DICK moMAS I thriller, Rio Grande College's "one· I Tonight's eonoolatlon game, two punch" 1>~ Paul Dillon and at 7 p.m, pits the Concord MounS,2 Jim Marshall with 20 points taln Lions, now J>7, againat the each supplied the power as the Campbellaville Tigel'l!, now U, Hedmen coasted to a 94-83 vic, The <hampl011sblp game, at 9 tory ov-er Concord CoUege in p.m. finds Rio Grande College, the nightcap of the Point Plea- now 8-3, going against West s•nt Rotary Club's first annual IVirginia Stole, with a 3-1 recHoliday College Invitational Bas- ord. ketball Tournament Tuesday The score was tied seven night at Point Pleasant. times In the first 1half before r:early 700 fans saw West Coach Frank Enty's Yellow Virginia State eke out a 73-72. Jackets gained a 42-38 margin win over Ca1apbel1svUte, Ky. ut halftime. Coach George Sadre- ' College in the opener when 6-3 ler's Campbellsville Tigers whitFreshman center James Berry tied away at that lead in the ~it a short jump shot at the second half and went in front hve second mark. Berry scar· 56-54 at the 12:30 mark on 5-ll ed the Yellow Jackets' last 5 Ronnie Hord's bucket points inside the two minute The Tigers held a slim 70-68 mark in the down to the wire leod when Jim Berry's jumper 102-93 Victory By Jimmy with !he patient fuUy conaclous. Following thiJ operatlm the patient can &tdl feel tho dll> ference between hol and eold. The pain II reUevod wltbin 10 minute• and the rellel lilts fir about six months, When II returns, the operation can be aone,egaln. . Other meal uret for pain ..., . Rio, West Virginia State Gain Tournament Fu·."._, buzzer but missed, ODd the Ti, foul line converlin.~ on II of 18 Rednlen's 62 reoounds, gers lost their last chance for attempts, The Jackets led w' Grande oulohol !rom victory, 38 team rebounds as Dave Ham, 3!~30. ,;,.de 34 of 47 lrol!h Sherman York's 24 markers ilton grabbed lL foul line. The R.' Cmen led the scoring for Campbells- Coach Art Lanham's Red- 6.. or 48.3 per cent. · ville, Ronnie Hord was next in men had little !rouble with the , . line with 1t The Tigers bit Mountain Lions of Coach Ira Two S,2 JUmors, Carl 33 of 73 shots for 45,2 per cent, Blankenship as they wail zed in, Ier With 25 and Blil and had only 6 of 17 from the to early leads of 20-9 and 40-27 15, paced the Coucord foul line. The Tigers collected before taking over a 20 • point. Spencer had 8 of the 32 team rebounds, with 6 - 2 margm, 52-32, a! thr hnlf. Con- , rrbou nds. The Earnest Freeman high with 10, cord chopped that lead to six shot 47.3 per cent on - ... .... . and Briggs had 9. points, 69-6 3with 9 53 left in f~om the floor an~. "'"'"" .,. 00 Dave Hamilton, 6-5 FrP.'l hman the second half. But the Hed· Ia from the foul curcJe. c~ter,led _ West Virginia Stat~ 1 men man~g~ to main~ain a l West Vlrginia State w1lh 20 poml'i. Next was 6 - 3 safe margm m the wanmg min-I A Hamilton 5-2-1.2. il!ll.,, Freshman Ben Hunter with 13. utes of the game, :;,3.j3, D. Ham,ilton ' Holiday Festival Alan Hamilton, 6-1 Freshman, Behmd Dillon and Marshall veil 2-1~5· Martin '~~0~~~ A~:~:.J~:;:.r bad 12, and 1>1 Jim Martin had ' the Redmen were a•ded by 18 tra,;,, o,1.[; Berry,' 2,u; Boston CoiL 92 Army 85 :146, Totals, 31-11-73. Woasol•Uon Round) 7\ Campbellsville ('Ill Vallnova 68 Colo, St. U, 57 Hord, 7~ 14 ' Peon, Georgetown 66 NYU 87 ~ . Hork, Jl,2-24; Briggs, Providence B1 lilinois 79 Freeman, 4,j].8; <>W!rboiY.if.i-1;',~ 1 ~ 2 ; Higdon, American International By United Pre" nternat:onal Logan, Nelsonville of t be Logan's powerful reserve• made 1965 York Holiday basketball YORK (331 1 Staats totaled 18 ..,ch, aided ' Atwell, At Springfield, Mass. W ~:e d~rso~~\. _duel ~e w~~~ ! Southeastern Ohio League, and it seven in a row with a 56-45 tournament Tuesday night bY Wagner, 3-3-9; Burt, 1-1-3; by B1ll ~trwkland:; J6, Gary p~~~~!· 0-~. TO:IsV: 110 1 (First .Round) R . 11 l am ~::r_ "ts an ~h i Independent Pt. Pleasant scor- triumph. crushing York 61·33 in the · Wilson, 3-fr.6; Grinstead, 2-0-4; Marnhout's 15 and Mike Marn~ lffi~ oo:e: ' a. 42 • amp ellsVIlle 38. Springfie-ld 79 Maine 69 usse -now m 1 seven ed holiday basketball tnumphs l Box score · championship battle. j Mays 1-{1-2· Tyo 1-1-3 · Lever- bout's 13 Trinity CoiL rn Bowdnin 83 ~,~;~:·~ B~sket:~~~:~ocia~:;. l Tuesday night WAVERLy (18) II wa• Nelsonville's seventh ing, J,IH): TOTALS 14-5,33, I Tonight', Pt. Pleasant will bat- Philr ~·~rd ~) 6 St Michael's 80 Colby 78 sid~ d-in Chamberlam'a fa- Another contest Involving a Thompson, 17-4-38; Ham · straight hardwood tnumph. The I By quarters: tie Barboursville at 9 p.m.. for . lp, . · vans,~-'·"' Am, Inll 94 Coast Guard 52 SEOAL team was postponed un, 31, !>;!,13; A be I s,lllounds have lost only once, Nelsonville ,. , , 17 33 46 61 1the crown in the annual Milton S~xton, H ,l , Spe"f~ : St. Cloud Tournament "' 0 f t . h 275 d til 5.30 p m, on Jan. 11. Jack·jt-o-2: Evans, 4-3·11; Armbrus- , York is 2-6 for the season. IYork ............. 8 17 23 :13 1Holidav tournament Sammons, 0-l~l; CILa~ 7 At St. Cloud, Minn. le • O<~BAI - mc '. jpo~n son was to pl-ay at Oak Hill ter, G-2-2; Foster. 1-o-2. 'l'otals 1 Two all-league candidates, : Consolation Miller 56' Box: ·score of the Point- Mil- 4; ~arper, l2-l-l5;o.....a... 2; ounts, 3-3-D; .~ ......... · (First Round) . ~~;enn:a 1 , , ~"sconng ea.er, 1last mght, but due to Oak Hill l 28-12-48. IBobRichardsandSteveScbultz, Glouster 55. 'l ton game· 1 0 11 1 St. Jns (Minn.) 96 Stout St. 79 lr ·~,bctt~ r ~~t~rat;~_ ma~~ ~ floor repa1rs , the game could LOGAN (70) Jth 15 and 13 points each, pacPT. PLEASANT- 25-18- 21- Totals, 3:6-ll-6:1. N Wcs~e;·n Illinois 91 Hamline65 : ~~cs } e 6 • d pou f not be played. Phelps, g..a-20; Courter, 0-1-1: cd the Greyhounds. Coach Dick Horton's Pt. 128 91 . . Rio Grande ) Quincy College Tournament t t~e ~ ~ '\\ ~t<JJ .'. gam: t o_ne 0fi At Logan, Coach Bob Combs' t Westfall, 4-1-13; Weigand, 1-1-3; In the consolation game Mil~ Pl~asant Big Blacks won their ! G. Marnhout 15 Call a Strick- 2 Dl~on, 7-6-2.0; At Quincy, Ill. Lis ~n~~- r e~:~~~~<~ vlcn~r~: ~n l Chieftains scored t~eir fourth Kemper, 5-0-10; Stone, 2-1-5; ler topped Glouster _ 56-~. Box first baske~all game of the ' len, 16, Smith, 18, St<l~ts 18, 01;. r~~ry, l-3- 5i, (First Round I leadm·• the Phil ad~ hiag 76 ers s_tra1g_ht hardwood triumph and Poston ~1-11; BelT, 0-1-1; Auker,· score of the Nelsonville contest s~son a_t M1l~on Tuesday night I Wiggins 7. Beck~r 3, Bias 1 ~/· t~~y, ~-~' Crsn-Nwmn 90 Ill Wslyn 65 l ' 1 _ ,. 1 d P th '•fth m seven games. by upset, 3+4, Total• - 31,f!,70, · NELSONVILLE( 61) by handmg Milton a 9HB set, M. Maruhout 12, ' se 1' ' 34 94 Ok!a Bapt 95 Sou. U, 67 'I ~ ~ C It eciSIOn over e ling previously Ullb.,.len Wav, Waverly ... · . . . . 18 29 I! 68 Richard•, f>H5; Hubbard, ], back. It was Milton's first de, MILTON - 2J,2P1 1378 'H 'ifl' ~ .E '1o. 61 Gr,.twn 79 12 otsl osC hna Inc beriain tcs. outrebounded erl .v, ~' 0-68; 56 70 I 2-1'' \\'arren, 21 D·aug heJ·t y, Iea t m . ,.IVe games. p. . . . Concord a !me: . Ch ':' . . Lo gan . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 •• '1\1 - · '-· tJ, omt ts now , Bl akc 58 Harbour 23,~ SuliJvan 31 Ft. EustiS rJs~as ToUiney 11 sse ll 40 _17 d t-s ed l Waverly s Bob Thompson sco Reserves : Waverly 45, Logan 4-2-10; Harold, l-2-4; Conrad, I· 1·2 for the season. 9, Meadows 9, Sowards 24 =:::::,:::::::::::::::;:~11 At Ft Eushs, Va, hi~ .11 ·_ 11 t • 1 ,.0~ th ou76 "eor t e~ 38 points in a losing cause. 56. I 0-2; Sch ultz, 6-1-13; Haynes, 1- For the Big Blacks, five play- Smith 2, !tole 4, Chapman 2. ' . (First Round) theJ~ ~hird' s~1rai.gaht vi:tory, rosve~ J1m Phelps' 20 paced the host 1 Coach Bob Sheskey'l Nelson· 1-1·3: Pancake, z.I-5; TOTALS, ers ended the game in double Tonight Athens will host Morns Harvey 61 Va , St 59 Chieftain Wa erl · •t '11 G h ds t d th 24 1"'1 f. J S 'th d J ' · Susqllehanna 70 Loyola 69 the Celt.ts. The 76ers now trail s. v y JS now or • Vl e rey oun cap ure e - .no , tgures. oe nu an Lancaster m a non . conference Union Holiday C1asl':ie the f1rst-place Celtics by only game. The Golden _Gales handAt Scbeaectady, N,Y. z•, gam" and lhe secood,place ~d the Bulldogs thelf only reguCincinnati Royals by a half 1ar season loss last year. Thurs(First Round) De Paul 77 MIT 68 gttme m the ~as tern Division !, Ohio H.S. Basketball Scoret 1West Milton 53 Troy 52 day, Wellston plays at Ironton. ~ ·race U YELLOW PAGES. Hopr 87 r,Jon 1J 1 · . By United Press International Tecumseh 70 Miami East 48 NBA Staadings 1 27 Motor City Toumameol H<1 l Grcf'r ~. d potnts . for Medina 57 North Olmsted 4.5 Coldwater 76 Crestview 58 Where your finaen!} By United Press International At Detroil, Micb. Ithe 76crs wh1le John Havh t'ekI E! . 61 ~~ t 53 do lhe walking. Eastern Division (Second Round) _had 28 and S<.~m Junes 24 [or M·yr_la ~m~n 47 Logan Hills 95 W, L, Pet n rtroit 80 wm.&Mary 6~ ! the Cel!ics. anon 53 ram Wapakoneta St. Joseph 72 67 Boston 22 9 JJO E. Ky, St. 90 Harvard 76 I Jerry Wesl, who scored the Berea. Olmsted Falls 57 Russia 76 , Cincinnati 22 13 .629 Bb: t!;ight Tournamem Los Angeles Lakers' last nine Detroit Notre Dame 66 Upper Sc1oto Valley 69 1Points in u Monday night : . . Ph1iadeiphoa 20 12 .6251 At Kansas City, Mo. Bedford Chane137 1 Jackson Center 76 New York 12 21 .361 , •Second Round) VictOry, taH1ed their last 14 Sprmgheld South 5~ : Buckeye Local 62 Wcslern Di\·ision Kansas 69 Kansas St. 63 Tu-:sllay mghl in a 107-100 win Middletown 54 1Eaton 76 Twin Valley South 73 Iowil St. 8Y Co"orado 72 over the St. Louis Hawks. The Dayton Meadowdale 83 I Tipp City 68 Los Angeles 23 16 .5!10 Baltimore 18 19 .486 Norloik Stale Holiday Tourney · Laker sl"r wound up w1th 10 ! , Dayton Roosevelt 81 Piqua Catholic 52 At Norfolk, Va. I[ield goals and 17 rree throws Dayton Fatrvaew 74 Celina 48 Sidney 43 ban Francisco 11 22 .436 1 (Ftrst Round) yor a total of :J7 poinls. Zelmo 1 Dayton Belmont 66 (OT) Covington 60 Newton 57 St. Louis 13 20 .394 Clark 101 Vir~!niu Union 72 . Be<:~ty had 20 fo r the Hawks. I Dayton Roth 73 . Minster 71 New Bremen 70 lle!roit 9 24 .213 Tuesd ;ults Norfolk St 115 Morgan St 75 I RICk Barry's Z9 points paced 1 Dayton Wng!Jt 58 New Knoxville 82 Fairlawn 70 i\CJA.C Tournament 1 the San Francisco Warriors to I Dayton White 70 Beavercreek 1)4 Greenview SB Philadelphia i Jston 93 I At Sioux Falls, S.D. I <1 12a-to7 tn urnph over the 1 Dayton Stivers 44 St. Marys 67 Wapakoneta 44 Los Angeles 107 St. Louis 100 (First Round 1 Detroit Pistons in a game St. Henry 67 Celina ICHS 62 IVersailles 52 Ansonia 50 San Francisco 120 Detr01t I trl i I So. Dak, 77 So, Dale SL 75 ! Played in Toledo, Ohio Eddie Dayton Alter 70 Columbus St. Mary 63 (Only games scheduled 1 No. Oak. St. 79 Mankato St ~7 MJ!es scored 14 for U1e Pistons. t Dayton Oakwood 56 . Hamilton Twp. 41 No. llakk, 19 Iowa St CoiL 29 Ketleriog Fairmont West W INewark Catholic 61 ONE OF A KIND Delaware a ..sic ' Dayton Carroll 51 We•l Jeffersoo 57 AI Newark, DeL I I :lladison South 62 (Final Round! em was •dged hy Anderson : C.darcliff ii6 Frlgh,Dcknsn !10 Elizbthlwn 77 rind.) 6!,60 .in a tournoment at Lakewood 68 Groveport 57 1 • b Ph1la Tex. 92 Rndiph-Mcn 71 lfa r< hall, M1Ch, IHilliard 85 Marysville 58 (1965 MODELS CLOSE-OUn invitational Tournament Others f~red a little better, Logan 70 Waverly 68 At Chattanooga, 1'enn. as 0\terbm won its second ! Cuyahoga Fails 70 tFirsl Round) • ga me m the New York State Columbus East 59 BALANCING ACT- New York University's Richie Dyer Tenn. W:;h: n 69 Chttnooga 67 . Classic a Hempstead, N.Y. The Columbus Linden 75 gives Niagara's Marin Er.vin !32) a boost while Erwin l ··ed p 1t 11 a1 · eyes the rim to watt>h his drive-in ~hot rlr"'1 throutth. 8 t Ga. Sou. B5 Lenoir Rhyne 82 J "" ress n erna on . Ot~ers, behmd Don Carlos' 20 Westerville 42 . - - - -- - - -- - -- - - - - - - - Los Angete 1 Classic The tou rnaJw•nt ~euson 1s m pomts, topned Hofstra, 92-66. At l..os Angeles, Calif. full swing for Ohio eolleges. Wooster Wlnl Columbus DeSales 59 . Cleveland East Tech 68 Caldw~~- 90 Shenandoah 61 (Sc('ond Round) Already. one u'1heaten so uad ~ Jn the wooste-r Classie both Pleasant Vaew 56 Cln. Roger Bacon 53 I . ' Teay• valley 73 I c· p II 52 Vanderbilt 113 Syracuse 98 hr_1s been sent to d~ feat, and to- Ohio learns won opening round . ds mn. urce ~ , Far West Clulie mght Dayton nsks 1t~ 7-{1 record deci~ ions. host Wooster defeatReyno! burg Warren 62 Catasauqua (Pa.) 521 At Portland, ore. in the Sugar Bowl Classis in ! mg Grove Cily !Pa.) 73-M and Southeas~ern 55 Latham 54 Boardman 61 ISecond Round) I New Orleans against unbeaten Ashland ed~ing Dela\•:ore, 62-59. Canal Wmchester 64 Carroll Youngstown Rayen 40 ; You• Dopendobfe Stanford 88 Wash, Sl. 77 Auburn, 1n the Chrisimas Festival al Cleveland John Adamo 85 Fitch 60 Young•town Chaney 59 1 Pau American Toamameat Bluffton , going for it'i third New Concord, Denison edged . Youn~stown Mooney East Liverpool 73 Dealer For At EdiDbarg, Tex... . consecutive Flint. Mich.. Ho1i- Ohio Wesleyan 78-73, and Mari· Richmond Heights 48 . Youngstown UrsulJne 42 (Second Round~ day basketball title, lost its rirst I etta blasted host Muskingum s.tron~SVIIIe Youngstown East 52 Lamar Tech 82 St. Mary's 80 ~o:ame Tuesda~· r11ht ir~ an 8~·75 1 103-84. Rio Grande came Sandusky 89 Loram King 72 Campbell ~9 AND Pan Am, 87 St. Edwards 60 reversal from Hillsdale, Ithrough with a 9"83 decision IAshtabula 77 Canfield 59 Columbiana 68 lOTi Ark. AMN 79 Gustavus 76 The going W<l~ rough for e i in a tournament at Point Plea-s . Erie 1Pa.} Academy n Girard 68 Niles « East IlL 86 Parsons 81 rew of the other Ohio schools ant, W.Va. IK1rliand 43 Chagrin Falls 38 Mayaviile 54 Flint Holiday Tournament going out of slate in tourna-I In the only two regularly l1Nordonia 66 Streetsboro 41 ZanesijvijjlljieiRjojjseciijrain;•~il3iijiijji-iiiiiijii.lliiiii At Flint, Micb. menl action. 1 scheduled games ptayed Tues- West Geauga 65 Burton 44 !Fint Round I I Xavier wa.s edged 82,81 in the day night, Ohio State downed Canton Lehman 65 Flint Com, 94 Marian OJ!t 85 I AII,C.liege Tourney in Okla, , Wake Forest 8B,jj! b•!ore more Kent State 58 homa City, Kent State suffered . than 11,000 fans at ColumbtL~. Canton McKinley 84 a 114-88 Lacing at the hands of and Cincinnati continued on the l Canton Central 1 Evans•ille In the Evansville winning track with an 84-66! Perry 54 Akron Buchtel 49 lday Festival, and Ohio decision over Utah. Salem 69 I~·Jf The death of O!nsuelo Jl'IO'Rtl' ton, Nina Foch'I mother, aliG took away an old friend of this pillar's; obe wao a gay llld eolhusia•tlcally friendly cafe performer and when her career ended, lived with vi<arioul d&o light the success of daughter Nina , , , Joe CUlligan'• beat false pals were wrong In aug· seating all was 1101 bappy Ia Joe's marriage and we're delighted to report said fact direct ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0,, Dec. 29, 1965 • · from Joe OUr best rum opy saw "Thunderball" and reports "it's just like all tile other• wonderful fun" ... English wri~ er • octor Robert Sbaw bas the marvelous conversational ease and wit of a Poeter Uatinov, the b1g blond good looks of a col· lege athlete, could charm a par1..--- by Helen Bottel-m~ tridge out of a pear tree aad BJ Wayne G, Brandstadt, M,D, Johnny Carson aaya be can loll One of tho most troublesome on his TV patlel anytime, oo any PATSY FOR WORRY-WART eel lhe personnel manage: at the company where our older problems In medical practice I• notice. Dear Helen : soo wos applying for a job to blo pioneering and (!'Ontollon ol pain _ not the pain of a tension Betsy von Furstenberg and I've done it again and I swore • By RICK DU BROW wlor television, the Jlill"nl headache or a sprained ankle Guy VIncent gave each other • I never would! And I'm 10 mad aee when he'd left II turned United !'reo• lnlenloliunal company being a top DUinufac- but the unbearable pain of tic way for Christmas , . Frank at myself I just have to write out he wa• •till being interview• turer in the field. douloureak and inoperable can· Hogan's ass'l D, A, Joe O!hen and let off teem, You probably e<l, and THAT llll'O macla an HOLl-YWOOD IUPI) - Is It logical that a televisioo network will be fohn Lindsay'• new can't solve my vroblem. but I tmpreuio• - Mama checkinl In short, it is simply another e<r. would greatly iJnprove ltl Markets commlsh, Tom Dew· bel a tot of your rtodero bavo up! •ase ef disappointe<l but hopeful In the past, morphine or programming if it could toko observers now grabbing, U related drugs were given, 8t'Jme- ey's set reports . Audrey He!>' one like It Is there any curo for a noorshelter within a larger corpor-My husband II a worry wart, pacer? -JUNE &lways, at straws, for vid:o- times 89 often as every two burn learned "' much In her ate framework . thereby l~ssen· cornmercial video---oUen little hours around the clock. This movie "How to Stet~l a Million" Nice guy - in fact 1 wonderfUl ing the financi al pressures af thai abe's stealing milliolll of man - but when our kids are Dear June: else to grab at. Hoping won't inegilablv led to addiction, None thel I know of but yoa ratings and Wall Street: The orlly alternative is to de- Look Mag covers Doris Day five minutes late, or guesll are help. As always, commercial to overdue, or our daughter stops CAN slop being a Patsy lot This matter is being dlstelevision will promise much stroy the sensory nerves involv· dug Rod Taylor's tal-ents · "Do Nol Disturb" so Rod's beeD cussecl considerably lately. and offer tiny tidbits, maybe a ed or the pain center m the to vblt a friend after school, your ,.rry'Warl. Let IUM ell NBC, of course, is a subsidi~ry few adde<l boul'l! of worth, 1111 brain. Destroying the sen•ory hired again for Doris" 5th Ave, he has them kidnapped, ur the telephoning, And H you remind your"lf of the Radio Corp. of America. certainly no major overhaul-:ill nerves has the disadvantage FolUesu ... Can't suggest if it'a splattered all over the highway, (ao I do) that the lhingo yod that the patient can no longer loyal or not but Mrs. Randolph Now ABC ls planning to merge other words, nothing to go wild or breathing their last In a hosworry about almost never ba!>' witll International TelephoM over. ]t can be no other way. distinguish between hot and Churchill orders steW airmail- pitaL . and Telegraph Corp, And for once a pubUc treasure-in cold or feel a light touch or a ed !rom a Pllilly beefery (Pier.. Tbe !emily recogni,.. thiS pen, you'll aave a lot ol weat Ethel Griffies, agony of his, and so we're very and tear on the nerves. -H. knowledgeable industry obser· this case, the airways -baa pinprick In the area supplied, bY & Schnrr) vers feel that this could mean been turm>d over "' comme!" the nerve. And even the aam- at 87 the world's oldest glamor careful about being prornp~ but FULirTIME BABY - PREthat CBS might inevllobly be cial powers, the ~render ~s pleat form of brain surger~ for girl, is next to be announced sometimes children juat can't MATURE PARENTS been consummated. EverytJting the relief of pain has until re- for the Vivien Leigh "Ivanov" lelephone and circumstances Dear Helen: forced to make 'I similar move , ' 11d""', play. My husband and I havt a In order to stay cqmpetitive-in else is mere after-effecL ~ntly been a major operatton. "1 make It impossiblo to bit It right short. so thai it doeS not feel $10 bet He says that 1 aeven Lysergic acid dimclhyla· Major slockboldera In big on the dot Then the pacing To' dlange the bali< IJ~m the pressure f>f · having more monthl premature baby caD 1nide (LSD) has been tried, A1· 11 ' 11 now operates would mian thoUgh a minute dose may re-- Jacksoo, Miss,, oU strike and atarts. limited resources, There was the time when oor weigh se.-n poumiJ and Deed Btrlklng at the heart of the lieve peln lor as long as 32 Perry Como, Bob Hope, golfer To lelevlewl!rs, the lmpllca· not be put in an incubator, !say profit I!Y'tem, and of course no hours in contrast to only two Jack Nicklaus (brought In by daughter was two bOUI'l! tate a real "premie" Is tiny on4 lions by those who are excited one wants to do this. Viewers, hours with morpwne, it cause! their pals Frank Stranahan of coming home from college (1, by the beneficial side of such must be given apecial <art. T~ however, <all lnok forward to temporary personality changes golf & sparkplui fame, and OOl miles away), and he had roo maneuverings are that a Dave Gammill) tracing and pacing, though my me a seven pound beby io not the Ume, hopefully in the near and most persons refuse a ae- oilman massive corporate umbrella Frank Stranohan Kf'lduat.ed better judgment told me I was a seven months baby, espeeiaJ. fUture. wben the educabonal might enable a network 1.1 cond dose. ly If it goe• home with Ita h·om Harbord Businm School teieviBion network hooks up 1t!l schedule higher class programs tnjeouons of alcohol, phenol, but he'! bruslllng up on his n.. foolish, !Nerve• are catching, mother. Do I win the $10?conntcUons Ill lltat It can-like or chlorocresol into the sheath In spite of yourseU,) Our 12-year In greater number. nre reasoncal short game at Penn's Whar. old wat late on hi.s paper route MRS, RIGliT the commtrcial networksIng is that popularity ratingssurrounding the !pinal cord broadcast a full scbedule of have been used with some sue- ton School of Financo, one evening, and I bed to get Dear Mrs, Right: which affed network incomes I wouldn't want to make a pJ'OII'lRlB across the nation, on cess, but more recently meththe car and scour the neighby altering the amount of .blanket ststemenl (because the aame nights, at tbe same ods that show even greater Singer Connee Boswall palnll borhood (which embarra...d someone i1 bound to call me • advertiser chargeo-and stock limes. Thio revi....,r will promise have been devtscd. well enough lo get 11.500 oHers him to pleceo), It's always ME. Ill, but I'd say chances aro .. market prices. whi~h fluctuate ~Icome the arrival of such a Dr, John F. Mullan and hio , , CininnaU oamed OIUI of Ill My IW&band does the worrying, bout 100 to I that a normal apo for the networks according to altuaUoo oo that the commerassociates al the University of thoroughfares after 1 FaDDie but I do tlle 1011 work or telethe ratings, would assume cial network presentations can Chicago used a fluoroscope to Hurst book UUe because phoning, and the11 when there'o pearing, 7 pound baby io pr• lesser importance il ABC and often be flatly tgnor!d wbell guide o tiny needlelike tube to }'annie came from thel'!:; but proof that everything l8 okay, rnature In name only. In otber CBS felt more secure bteaust educational television is IUP"r· the spinal cord in the desired mme it 1eleted miaht raise a who geto the blame for being a worda, be's full • timo bi1 of such corporatf! umbrellas. lor. predetermined location. crop of eyebrows considering •·hovering mother?'' He's likely parent• were premature. -H. Theort'tcially, the petenllal The tube containlf a mixture the adulwrers theme of the ooe to aay "I TOLD you not to wor• benent to the vtewer sounds This column Is dedicated II of radioactive strontium and yt- it picked : ''B•ck Street'' . A ry," when he's the ooo who put lovely. Practically this viewer lamily living, so if you're hav· Start your New Year'• resolu• trium. When left in place for London firm quietly II raiding chllla down my back naming feels that those who actually nons by deciding now thll yoll' 15 to 40 minutes the radiations rna U. S. ,novie firm . Don't ali the thinko thlt might have tng kid trouble or just plata expect such major improve.. 're going to be a salt!' driver, kill the painful fibers and give tell u•. in the name of lui<! happened. People a11umt lbe trouble, let Helen Help YOU. ments are living in 1 utopian Accldenta con bo co.Uy a n d relief lor fiom o,. cllly to sev, buds that Gaiety Dellcat..sen'a one who checks II the ,..rry. She will also welcome your own dreamworld. No matter how amusing experlencos, Addresl tragic, One reekle•s momonl eral weeks. No period of convaJ. dosing? . . Sarah Churchill warL big, secure or exet"llent tht can change the r.,l ol your life escence is required to recover said she definitely is not colTonight I ~uld die becauoe Helen Bottel In care of lbil company, it! basic motivesU you live! Use seat belts, from such an operation. laborating with anyone on a my husband ste1fed until I call- aewspaper. }Jr:.e those of all basix business The same doctors baave do- atory circulated whoa ohe politeo Remomber your obilgaUoos to enterprises- are profit and viSed another techique . They in- ly told Brlllsh actor Dove Hemyourself and your fellow Buck· power. oert an electrle needle into tho mings, os beiag a!lk!d that she eyes to drive for a safe holiday, NRC, for instance, has hardly spillll cord and apply gentlo might help him with lnloi'IMo :Make this N<w Year a bappy betn ordered by RCA to electric impulses which kill tho thas after he showed her oom~ one, Thil me,.age from tho ucrtfice aU for altruism. The Ohio Department of lli&bwaJ painful nerv., without damag- thing of what he bad In mind oetwork, for example, has beoD Ing the olber• In tho - . Thil Safely, The rett was, ohe shrugs, a major foetor in 1\CA'a honor.. hi< publi<ity , , , Sanlb has completed a lhr""part ..rtea about lhtlo, [ They'll Do It Every Time her late great dad for a London paper, wblcb mJgbt turn i11o liE STILL CAN'T BEAR 'TO THROW foosrER IS A PACK RAT-·· HE to a bonk, OUT MORE 1fiAN A FEW SCRAPS···· LETS STUFF ACCUMULATE UNTIL Perry Como's "Meet Me At THE RES1 HE JUST SHIFTS., •• HIS FRAU HAS TO DECLARE WAR,.. the Altar" mord II getdng the national deej•y apin It desenr., Ray Stark's lo"i"' a huge holiday drinkall at the Trattor0/<AYm OI<A"{/ ia In the Pan-Am Bldg, lor KEEP '>WR BIB Mimi Hines Dec. fl mldnilbl ONII'l.LDO IT after Mimi's premiere 1n the RieHl tONI Barbra Streisand "Fwmy Girl" role Edward Albeo't Dew play ''Malcolm" lollowa hll t11o DOCTOR ALL STARS Plllt, · (Pfnl Rood) ~tie 74 Yale til livansville 114 Kent St 11 All Cellep T - a t At Otluama Cll)', Okla. l1lileo!lll a.ndl Vlri1111a Tech 101 Teus · Wlcltlla Atif 74 112 XaYIIlr 11 .' We'U prepare vout ready maed e\111- _.. __ crete order to vout speeificatlolll. and deUver It anywbere ID town. all ready to pour. Call • FROST NEVER FORMS . , , EVEN IN THE BiG ~~! FREEZER. Labels stay easy to read ..• packages de together .. . tee tray s ne.-er st1cll. • FREEZE-N-STORE Ice Service . . , flip-over trayS for • 3 SW ING-OUT SHE LVES hand you t he food ••• 13.6 Cu. Ft. Net Storage Vol ume Model TC464V Other Models 14& 15 cu. ft. Models loday , out service ts promptiiDd ow prk:el are tbe lowest possJbiel GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 , P•!J• Street · ~ A UllftU co. odj1Jifi!IM e.-en when loaded. Solid shelves for easy cleanint. H&R DEALeR STORE H. 2ND AVE. �I I opiR ftluiidlj I Mcllj 1119!00 p.m., CI.OSm N!W liArs DAY p als .,.,,._,_,,,... !U8S0D el'SOD PT. PLEASANT - One of .. u NewHavenManl• Suffering Attack - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - e1. NL'W HAVL'N 1:1 r., the big local events Is fl<lming Mr. and MMI. Frank{i;~ up Tbursdey at 7:30 p.m. at PT. PLEASANT- John Caref Elizabeth, Pa. visited her Main St,...t Junior High SchooL penter, 50, New Haven, is in rr o: •er. Mrs. Charles Barton, It is for all first year 4-H elub critical condition at Holzer Hos" . • the holidays. members or those club mem- pita! suffering from a heart atc •ests of Mrs. Matilda Noble bers who have never bad the tack. His eldest daughter, Conrlur m~ the holidays were Mr. opportunity ot participating in nie, a senior at Wahsma High . \Irs. Steve Noble, Jr. and the ceremony. In the pssl we School, returned lo her borne 6: !lter Stephannie and Mr. ' have called it initiation -of first this week from Holzer hospital " !rs. Robert straight. year club members. after undergoing an emergency Christmas Day guests of ·Mr. I The event consists of a can- appendectomy. 11 .. ,. ~'lr·s. Str.n1ey Harbour and 1dle lighting ceremony of which Mr. Carpenter's sister-in-law, lmntlv were Mr. and Mrs. Doug the 4-H's will be emphssized. Mrs. Mary Hyre, Pt. Pleasan.t, ~ , ,,~ and d~u~hters, Diane 1H will tom:lude with some rec- Js a patient at Holzer hospital ard \1andy of New Haven. I reation l'or the members. Par- suffering from a ~aronary at1·th Duncan, who IS employ- 1ents and leaders are also wei - , tack and pneumoma. She IS 1 .,u 1, Washmgton, spent the hot- Icome to attend. somewhat itn~ro~ed, btU .t>x\ ]lt·n:> VISiting her parents, , '". , ,~ n: ·~ ,~ . ., «~· ''9;. pect.:: to rema1n m the hospit<~l 1 1 ~ 1 , 11 d Mrs. Melvin Duncan. 1· ·• "'' ~ "' _:::::: .l • 1 at least another week. wentzen David has accepted employment with The Belvedere Beauty Saloa 1n ParkersbUrg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Webb visited relatives In Kentucky recently. Mr. and Mrs. BiDe CUnninghsm and Mr. Joe Cunningham of Huntington visited Mr. Ctmningham's mother, Berth> CUnningham and Mrs. CUnningham's fatber, Mr. T. Bert ~Dally 8entlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, recent medical patlenl at den Clar!< HOspital. Mrs. E. C. Riddle and Ethel •lslted during 1lle h9lldays with Mrs. D. c. Schelmann at Lendon, Ohio, Mrs. Everett Riddle at VIenna, W.Va., Mr. and Mrs John Petit and Mr. Criner at Spencer, W. Va. Mr and Mrs.. Henry H. Jr and dsughters visited lives at Roanoke. Va. over o. Dee. 119, 1901 ' THE BEST UONS CLUB Those In attendance were Blll The semi-monthly meeting of «ibbs, Bob Gurtls, Rev. Jack the New Haven Lions Club was Welch, Jack Frey, Fran Reichheld at the American Legion ert, Duane Church, Tom Hoff. Hall with the Auxlllary mem- man, Paijl Rickard, James GilbeMi serving the dinner. bert, Neil Haymaker and guest ARE AT Following the dinner a short Ross Frey. business meeting was held lo BUSY BEE 1-11 CLUB organize the packing and do- The Busy. Bee 4·H Club livery of Christmas gifts to 12 met for theJr regu~ar monthly needy children in the area. meeting: The m~~ng was op- i Roush. on Sunday. holidays. Paul Rickard announced that ~ed woth the smg'ng ,of West : Conn\~ Carpenter Is a surgl· . Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush SEE THESE .•. the E.U.B. Church was collect- VIrgima Boys and Gtr.s. A 1 cal pabent at Holzer ~ospttal Ited theU' daughter and ing eye glasses to be used ln p~ayer waa led by Leah Ann and her father, John Carpenter Rev. and Mrs. John Missionary work overseas. Miller, . Iis a medical patient at Holzer er and Stephen at 1964 RAMBLER These glasses must be iB good Installation of ~wo new. offi- Hospital. Md. • 6 4 Dr. Classic Sedan condition. Pete Karschnlk of K~sler Mr. and. Mrs. Hosmer Roush 1cers was hel~: VIce Prestdent. Custom. Auto. R&H. Ross Frey entertained the : Leah . Ann Miller and RepGrter Air Force Base, Michigan, of Minersville, Ohio were ~lstOne local ·owner. Like 111 t~nd ~1rs. Albert SwatzeLl , group wth several numbers on . Marvm C. Roush. visited his parents, Mr. and mas dmner guests of their son new. r.:.. 1 •mf'th. Norman and Nelson the paine. The Club member_s "Leah Ann Miller rea~.• story Mrs. Louis Karschnik, over the l and family, ~rand Mrs. James , J rri.·Je Stewart 1.1 than gathered around Lhe p1- The Three Wise Men. holtdays. He returned to the N. Roush, Lmda and Jeff. s l'nl Chnstmas day VISiting l 1 1964 RAMBLER h~. 1 Plother, Mrs. R. c. King at • , • . , ano and sang Christmas caro_Is. Rdreshments were sc~ved by base on December .26t~ where! Mr. s~d Mrs. James Howard 1 6 4 Dr. American Sta. Henderson, w. va. Mrss Snow Flake The program was ended With , Cindy Roush and Marvm C. he is studying navigatiOn and a~d family of Culloden, w. va. , Wag. Standard Trans. . . . r Rev. Jack Welch showmg a. Roush to members present Ca- radar. VISJlcd relat1ves here during the r 011 Chnstrnas eve they visitR&H. One owner Anu wtth Mrs Swatzel's sister ' MASOSN 1- ~t11 ;1~ hVtekt HS~e~- film strip entttled "Holy Night" thy Scarberry, Nancy Roosh, Mr. 0. J. Howard, Jr. was 8 1holidays other one like new. 1 !' . • art, a en or a vva ama Jg • Sue Scarberry Mark Roush, a11d lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Car· Meryl Houdashelt, principal , was chosen "Miss Snownake" Cindi Roush, Timmy Roush, 1962 RAMBLER roll Sh mn, at Leon. SUN IS BORN Libby Brown Tonny Roush 1of Columboa Elementary School by the studenls at the ChriStVB Ambassador 4 Dr. Pollday dinner guests of Mrs. I listed the following pupils as : mas dance held Fnday 1•venmg MASON ~ Mr. and Mrs Da-: Bobby Roush~ Bubb1 Jones: • Auto. R&H. P. steering. \\' II. Foglesong were Mrs. 1elig1ble for the Honor Roll dur- i at Wal1ama Vtcki. th e d;~u~ht- vid }i'lagg are announcing the sammy Scarberry, Leah Ann Clean and nice. Anolh· Mi lt·~. Bruwn. Mr. and ~rs . Don-ring the second stx weeks grad er of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stew- birth of a son on o:c?mhrr. 21, 1Miller, Gall Miller. Donnie Dye, er clean one owner aid f<oglesong end ~amily, Mr. ing period. lart. West ColurnblO, was escor- at Veterans Memonal hospital. Robert Dve, Betti Scarberry, Rambler. 1 and \Irs . Ray Pruffttt and Nan-1 First, Yvonne Duntrnm, Vir- ed by Chester Pyatl, Mason The inftmt we tghed eight pounds Barbara Harmon. r1 \Jr. and. Mrs. James Prof- gima Jordan ; Second, Jeffrey Other candidates were Karen and has been named Russell Pt.:RSHNALS 1961 RAMBLER fill and family; and Mr. Lem ; Jones, Sandy Bishop; Third, Roush of the Junior Class and · Charles . The Fl<:~ggs have two Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoffman 1 6 4 Dr. Classic Sta Wag Rulll'nrntle~. . Hondy Johnson, Justin Mosier, Kathy Ann Roush of the Soph- other children. Grandparents spent the holidays with FLOORING, No.2 pine _ low as 12 1hc ft. Auto. Trans. One local I.II•"4S ot M~s. Miles Brown Alice Peck; Fourth, Gr<Jnt John - omore class. The !lance was are \k and Mrs. Russell Bar- son and family, Mr. and Mrs. owner. Runs flne. dunn~ the holidays were Mr. ' sun , Daniel Walsh; Fifth, Patsy sponwred by the .Junior Ct~ ss. ton , Mason: Mr. and Mrs. Char- Haro ld Hoffman and children FRAMING - - - - - law as $95 M. anU Mrs. Harold Brown an~ . Greer, Joan Wooten; Sixth, ! Santa Claus presented a corsage les Flagg. Enrield, Conn. Great a~ New Pnris, Ohio. 1960 RAMBLER dau£1>\er, Martha Brown, all Kathryn Lowther, Ruth Ann ' to Miss Stewart. j11'andmothers are Mrs. Chor· Tamara Roush. daughter of t PLYWOOD - - - - - low as 3.25 sheet vs Ambassador 4 Dr. M i ~mt sburg. Ohio.. · .Jordan : Seventh, Patricia Wal sh j 1es Barton Milson . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hnnsh. has Sta. Wag. Full power. Mr. <~nd M;s .. Bill_ Fo_gl_oeso~g Barbara Brookhart, Margie JefSERVICE ANNOUNCED Addie Flagg, Springfield, Mass, been a patient at Holzer HospttSHEATHING---low as JOe ft. Clean and nice. Anoth· ol l·ruanu, I~lmms wtH VISit thJs fer s. Pnt Lawsun; Eighth, Con PT . PLEASAN'T - Funeral al. er one local owner Wi'•+: With hts parents, Mr. and nie Greer, Peggy Fauber. Ronda services will be held at 2 p.m. ! Jane Pow~ll of West Virginia Rambler. low as 4.25 sheet PANELING - - - Mr~ Donal d Foglewng and Whittington Truman Penn 1Thursday in Aliquippa, Pa.. GO C.t\ROLING h G d Un iversity Morgantown spent S.e All The Allovt Ont ·' Mr. and ' 1Irs. Hobert Bishop ' ,1 for :'Ms. H· C·· I". I '9 th MASON - The Scvent .ra . · here w1th . her ' parf.Ulll• IY· ·d son, u . mo · od ..e th!! lwhdays CEILING T I L E low as 12c ft. Owner Ramblers, BougM Mrs · John Loper and ' attended a farewell party at. the I er of Mrs. 0 . H· ['·,,truer - 0 f. PI !'lass. of the . Mason ~leth 1St : \1 · r. J nd . . . . , enls, Mr .a nd Mrs. Paul 1 From Metropolitan Mot· famdv 1f Columbus VISited her I 51 d t U . OSU . C0 1 Pleasant Mrs Wilson d 1e d Chutch and 1ts teol'her. Mrs. co.---------""4ill INSULATION _ _ __ low as 4V..c ft. D th Cart · u en mona 1 m urn· · r0 1 s 1·sson spent Tue~dav •or1 and Trtdtd In "' '. molllcr. Mrs. oro Y ·; bus for Mr and Mrs Bill Wil- Menday in Aliquippa. · m • : Headquarters For New Ramhltn. wm:ht over the weekend. · h · 1 . ·h I evcmng Chnstmas carolmg m Also All Related Malerials and Free Delivery 0 ·,,.. ·-md Mrs Ernest Castle 11sontw arbe':ti~vmg t ~ SoutltDAUGHTER HORN Mason and afterwards went to • · . . eas ern su s- on at R1..Jt ..... .;h h f D bb" J ones. • and lamilv of Newark Oh10 VIS- . 0 S d . ~ v. P1' PI EASAI\'T _ Mr anrl t e home o e 1e gal. 3.60 RED ROOF PAINT it~tJ hl'r ~other Mrs.' Elizabeth I n attnrdayd ethvenmg the BJ~h- 1 l\·lrs · Tr;cv Simpkins Jr. PI Fourth Strrct, for a Chrislmas ~ . ' . ops a len e e "Bnnual Chnst· · · ·' · 1, d Jeff~n; durmg the holidays. I . Plf''Js·mt are annou ncing the party, P R) mg games an exSpecials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing \! •· and Mrs Phillip Werry . ml•bs pahrty at theb Pom~·ruy Col! ~ bi~;h 'of ~daughter horn Dece m- clwngJng gifts. Attending were · • ' CU wen mem ers of the &lil . · B AI d n· k. c of Pomeroy . and Sp- C . ff. , ber 2~ at Holzer hospi tal She ruce exan er, IC w arand f;unily "Your Rambler Dealer" • ' . I onserwtmn o 1ce and the A. . · · ' J. · c ·1· ·h 4 I'• illh Stewart of Ft. Lewis. S C ff" d h. .. weighed 81 (2 pounds and has son, 1mmy Artis, ec1 ta Smtt , For The Family •· . . . o Ice an t ell' farrultes ; D bb . J s h carsey, Phono WV 2-3870 W u ~;!1 ington spent Chnstmas , met together e 1e ones. ara 1 be.:•n named Nina Kathi Pe n. l'vh u ~1 \' with Mrs. Werry's and Mr. I M d .M. . . terna l grandpu rents are Mr. Kathy Fogleson.~. Kathy Cun600-606 E. Moln II. MATERIALS CO. . r. an rs. W1lltam Law· d"ff c · G"ll· d ·· · · S!n '.drt's mothe~, Mrs. Hel~n son, Mike, Pat, Glen and Cheryl . :lnd Mrs. t{obert Anthony, Pt. . I , :on~Je •I. an.' VII gmta, Pomeroy MASON, W. VA. 773-5554 ~~lvnrt and family. Ra\ph wtll . . ed th b Pleasant and Paternal grand· and VICkie Shnmpltn , Erma JOin o er mem ers of her · c~ d De · H · s,~a~n;;.;;n~m~s~ajrr~IS~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;j ·~nt"nd · his 30 dav• leave VISitmg 1am1.1y a1 th e horne of her parent.s · are Mr · and Mrs · Tracy ~ ~~~wy~e~r~ 11'":·:::. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Simpkms, Sr., Pt. Pleasunt. 1 ~·i ~ S11e John~n as ta~~~ Withrow, Char leston, w. Va ., i 1~ " 11 .Holzer Hhos~!tal on Chn~t for a pre-Christmas reunion on Pleasant VaHey Hospital 1 111 . 1·. ,· ~· by e ... ~goesong am- Sundav. Admitted- Robert Chapman b:rlo n1·e. She remams a p.1ltrnt Mrs'. Wenda\ Jordan has re· Gil'nwood tl-o i"' · ceived word of the birth of :i Discharg~d - Gary Rea, I '. l:~s Wanda Tucker of Colum~ doughier Pam 1 S t h Pleasunt. .. d h th M , e a .. ue, o er btt, vJstte er mo er, rs. nephew and wife Mr and - - - -p,,,:. " Tucker and other reta- Mrs. Howard Rutherford of I ll•'\ dunng the bohdays. Wheel ing. Mr. nnd Mrs J ll ' 1r. and ~Irs. Jack Kt>lly of Canode or this are . . t. ·t Sto a are W b d Mr ( nl:nn us, an s. .J.ma - grand p<1rt•nt s of the babv gTf'a and CIN CINN , . ATl (UPI ; L.!Vel,;' 1_ nf P~mero~t· h MvtsJtedMelon :\lr~. Myrla Rife, Dexter i{oute, stock · Chnstmas v<~ Y WI rs. . en is a great great grand th Cattle : 450. Calves 100. Me11- il '.M•••ar t an d fanu"I)· · mo er. · The little one hus a ·isl KI ger supp Iy con~ .1sted Mr. and M~. Walden Roush ! berly Ann, one yea/~~:· In· good slaughter steers and REG. $1.69 ELECTRIC of P~~~.~ ~keepSie, New _York Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Writ· ers ~1nd canner and cutter ar_r VJSitmg during thf hohdays I tington visited his brother-in-law steers and heifers moderately With her parents, Mr. and M~s. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed aC'tive. about steady, cows ac· Fn·d Spencer, Mason and With I Marsha ll and family in Lant."dst-, tive, about steady, cows hr~ p~1rents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- er on Sunday. stP<~dy, not enough bulls or . de~ F. Ro.ush, Point Pleasant. The Busy Bee Society of the ; test. few sales steady . · REG. 73c Reg. $9.95 Value ~mt-sts ot Mr .. and Mrs .. Reu- Carpenter Baptist Church helrl around 950 lb steers . ben Slewart durttJg the holtdsys l their De<:ernber meeting with · good 81111-950 lb 23-25. slandard were- Mrs. C. L_. Arnold, Pom- Mrs. Robert Bishop on Thurs· 19.51).23, choice 800-850 lb heifero~: Mrs. MUlll~ Arnold snd i day evening. The bouse was dec- ers 24-25.50. good 700·850 Jb 22Susanna, Pomero~, Mr._and orated in keeping with the , 24, standard and good 19.50-Z2, Jack Stewart ana family, N Christmas season Mr Cl cows 15-17, bulk canner and REG. 69c Haven: Mr. ~nd Mr~. Ja~\!';~- 1 Jordan was devo.tiona~· leadee; culler 13-1 6, few shelly canner ·~ l ~r. and family, POJ~t P e. A gift exchange was held and 12, hull~ 17-20, ~·eal ers steady, G:~_ry Stewa! t, H~ntmgi:r'tr!r"d Isecret pals revealed. New · .~upply mostly ~ood with only 111s. Mary AunuFllerd, T . · ' names were drawn for pals for few choice noted, choice 33-36, i ~·lr and Mrs re r1pp ere lh . · , · ·. ·fda 9 at Laklf'- e eommg year. Those present good 25·33. slt:~ndard 20~2.1. REG. 53c ;_~"'"d'~,~ ~.;:, ~~er~ the will Iwere Millie Starche.-, Elizabeth Hogs i500 Supply mostly 1, ~n?, \1° 'l'ri ,1 COU9; Pirl · Gardner, Keziah Dye, Ida Chca. mixed_ 1 - 3 200·260 lb barrows [ REG. $16.95 ~~·~\ 1 9· PP ' 1 dle, Freda Smith, Emma and gt lt~. soo.v!-> 5 per ct>nt. bar- ' 1 1 M_an_ ·d M R T Bl-··lng l Whittington, Viv ian Cas· rows and gilts slow, opened l GENERAL ELECTRIC ,~.an rs. ' ' -~ · 1o Hi Jff I " cents Iower, com· 'i spr•nt Chrirtmas Day visiting n, . e en e ~rs, Mee Jordan. m•Js l y -11 'I d Mrs Calvin Bless- Bonme Cheadle and the hostess parcU Mondays bu lk s a l cs, REG. $12.95 REG. 98c FORMULA 44 WI I n r an . J s· h F I d I I . ing at Letart oann tS op. reda Smith will c ose I ower; sows I {\n r.hristmas evening Mr. and be t~e hostess for the January MN1dy. 12 190-225 lb barrows Mrs Clarence Blessing, Mrs. Imeoetmg. and gil ts 29.SO, 1-3 190-240 lb , Pl·ggv Rogers and Cioda visit- Ruth Starkey was at Sugar 29 JO. 2·3 240·270 lb 28.2.1-29, 1·3 ed 1111~ R. T. Blessings. G_r~ve on Saturday here she 325·~00 lb sows 24-24.50. 2-3 400· Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Hart-, vJstted her son and daughter-m- 525 lb. 22.75·24 . 450-600 lb. 21 REG. $5.95 BATHROOM fo1·d f·nlertained. wJth a Christ- ~ la, Mr. and _ Mrs. John Star- 2.75, boars 18-19. , mas dinner. tbose ' attending key and famtly . , Sher.p : 100. 's laughter 1ambs 1 V.i·n· .\lr and Mrs. Jack Fowl- : Mr. and Mr.s. Ralph Frazier, land ewps steady, choice SALE er. und family, Point Pleasant; IS_usan. Danny and Jerry, of G<tl- : prime !10-1 JO l? woolE'd slaugh· ; REG. $6.95 M··s .\l:1xinoe ArOOld and Susan- JJpolJs, were guests on Sunday . ter lambs 26·2,. good & rho1ce nu. rm~e roy; Mrs. C. L. Arn- of her _parents, Mr. and Mrs. :80-100 lb 2.3'26. cull to good oid. Prrmeroy; Mr. end Mrrs. :Fern Gtllogly. wool ed ewes 7·10. REG. 69c SPRAY ll euhf·n Stewart and Gary, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly · --. .\1 tt~, , 11 ' and children, Athens, Mr. and <Jnssrs at Columbia and at AI· Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and fam1ly bany will resume Jan. 3. were callers at the home of Those from this area who at- ' Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan tended a pre-Christma1 family f on Sunday afternoon. gathering and dinner at Dale WilJiam Lawson and Lavern Scott home at New Marshfield REG. 5c .\1 \SON - An unexpected vis- ' Jordan were business visitors tn nn Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. il from Santa at the Dorothy Charleston, w. va. J K. CrJbtree. Mr. and Mn. lan·,o,r ight home Tuesday even- A Chrislmas program was Arthur Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. ing made the Mason Rome De- presented at the Columbia Ele- 1Carl Crabtree and Russell . Mr. rtl lrll' lrahon Chriatmal party • : mentary school last week and '[ and Mrs. R<llland Crabtree and ~~ :~plet.e ~uccesl. tbe home 1classes dismissed for the holi- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Cra}). JAN. 16-17-18-19 /,·, ht•<Juhfully deeor.ated for r1ays 08 Wednesday afternoon. , tree. thp hrrlidoy season. I ::;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;_;,; - ;;_;;;-~--;;_,.;.._ _ _;.;;.ii.-..o.;;;;;;;,;;;;::;::;:; r; ;n nes were played and prtz. l f e ~ i!W:1rded to Mrs. Georgej ~~~~~ p ;m, Jr . and Mn. Delbert '! liulc;11n. Mrs. Jo~JD...Roach read 11.,. 'i cripture, Luke 2 cha~ter . : 1 larpenler ,, . SociaJ News plus TOP VALUE MnROPOLITAN MOTORS STAMPS! Start fJa. New Year Rlglat With The Bett Beef Monell Can Buy: To . . . K._ T-oy lr'"" - · . _ U. S. o........nt ,._.... - · ot- • lo .....1 - Tenderall ...,.. ••••rfllllr ........, ... ._ .................. . . . . . . . .,... ......,...,. .... htnnlay .............. wol -~· WITHIN HOURI, IIIIo 11M Mol • IC,.._ Tut•aaar .,_. hlf It ..,,,..... 'h Kfllll' C.., TNI • I IXTRA 1'01' VALUI ITAMI'I OI'I'IRID IN ntl IILDW. What Do You Need for Remodeling' Boneless Kroger Ten'dem'l/ Bonele88 Boston BEEF ROAST Rolled Roast lb. Chuck ...... lb. Cut l'"'m The Chuck __ .._.. ...... _ ............. ••••••••••• W'"·hhiio.W. oil ...... NniOoed ...... ,_ ..........f . . . . Kroger Freth CHECK OUR LOW PRICES I LOWER-PRICED HAPPY. BUYS I I . PRICED · K _ ByThePitu lb. ••• 1 Round Bone Shoulder SwiB• Steak .... lb. 69c ° Fre1htlr•- Pe.lid & Devein«l Shrimp~~:·$2.19 I(,..,.. ,,... SpareRibs 1 Sheffield Dinnerware Sale Continued: I RUBBER FOOTWEAR I 1 Wowl"- ......... - • • ... ltompo wl!h • - 01 rl!lhl Mid tho "'""'" ol ony hlllold - --·h • Tomato J Coffee --T·- ltllliiii- Coffee ····.------- __ _....,.,_.11 ..... ,., - CAKE MIX Heint Tomato 8 , ... $1 * 1 Whifo JIFFY ... Doo Dot Twlft.l'ok " !tot... Chi,. flit ComChloo llllp. Wll/11 pk .... SOUP loWo ALL IRON TOYS 1 M:!: Y2 Price d Driston Tablets • .S1.37 Santa Visits U d/ nexpec e Y CANDY BARS and CHEWING GUM t ~-llilllll GOLDFISH SALE l. \1rs . Zuspap, Mrs. Dot'10n, 01 · - Ray FCII 'I!i!d Mrs. Eli"· 1 .Jeffers. \laiilda ' ·. . ~· 1 Clara Roach, !.ItS. George Dotson. J::Oi'-~Iza::,h Jel-l ~ ~ Mrs. Mrs. Albert and lhe ONLY Convenient Term. •••••••••••••••• 122 N. SECOND MASON MASON, W. VA. •• MIDDLEPORT, 0. •, •' req, boxet •••••••••••• • •••• Krtttf' Plein ... Butt.nnlllr Luncheon Meat ··-· left 39e Sandwich Bread .•. 21..." 39c ki"Dffr lee Cream •••••••. Yz fill. 69c Cottage Cheese ..• _2 .!. 49c -- AuuJ&Is K,..r Prffh Pork & Beans ••••.. 3:: $1 tol. 95<1 Egg Nog ---(l'o-------- , .. _ 89c ...... ,... fl ............. Large Eggs __ . . . sse Tillue -··--.--~--10 .... $1 p:,...h ................ Cheese _. __ . ____ . __ Mn. ~llbtrt'o Whlppod Margarine~------- New York Cracker Cnunbs Fresh Kale Z9e ... PlacematJ .95 CABBAGE ~~29c Pure ,..._ • 39c 1lih ... - "' ,.... - ........ .,.., "' ....... ...,...,.otv-c. YHr't Dey ......., ••• Mn'l • . ""' ,Hot Cups I • .,..... 49e ' ........ 77c FREE PARKING IN REAR California Nlvel c ~ .' Oranges .lumi!O ,, 88 Sin ••••••••• cloa. Wild Bird SeetJ ~= 98e Bibb Lettuce • ~ 49c Badllbel .• ..,lOc , ' ~,·, ____.....__.....________ __________ .._ • . ' •. ·I'~;') . ;' ' .. ' ''-·'~" lol!i...!,~~·~·~~·.'A.." .. J>. :,""~J:.. .'~' 't...'"(i', ''•'' •. • . ...._.,.(...·H,;t. ,., :, ~""- ' ' . •·· - ·........ • " ..... --:-""-- _,___,:,....... - .. ·.,,..' . - -- ~ 49c kraft Slic.d N•tur•l Swln , .. _ 97e . FURNITURE CO. . 3:: Sl - .... _.... Yuban Coffee Prescripttions Are Our Main Business 73 MIU ST. can fl._.U..._ Confidets·· loll..,. Tide i Flavora' Coffee '299 f30.00 Down - .39 /h. Deter(Jenl i l l y - Alti. . . . . . . .IIUitrMtl. New Furniture 1 ii i'I';Jmas readinga were gtven \\1ii1<Jrntt, a.: $1 lhrw ... l'llh .... HAIR DRYER s • • •• •••••••••••• Hi-Cfruit 3 ROOMS 1 1\l 1011 ~~- Ollvot 10 for 29c L ~ th ' ••c-- _,,....; .95 COMING Hudson Towel!'! ____ 3 ~:i:' 89c 'fl-oz. pkgl, STOKELY'S I APPLE SAUCE Cough Syrup · · · 79c De-Icer · · 57c $1.49 Kroger Ctuarailter l'ak I ! Scales · · s3.99 lor Wflllt I Aaoonod Colon • ,}ol HAIR DRYER I Quaker Stat• Frozen Crest · · -· · · - 38c roaster .-.ss. 95 • •••••••• • • Corega · · · · · · 43c J t Reg. or Drip Excedrin · · · · · 49c and PUZZLES 1 I Kro(Jer of Market Report i I lb. ............. ol_ CJPIP 'IIIIo..... ,...._ .. • I Fresh Sauer Kraut . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 :~ 29c Kr~er Brand Cornish Hens .... • • • • 49c '"' -~ - PIICI. Wlll!o COMPLETIR Exp. 11/$1 /M 'IIIIo wook Ill ....... T., YoiOI THE SHOE BOX ' wHh thlt - Y"" It complo!o tho Ott ,.. dtsiro. HOGG & ZUSPAN w \Ill-" t TOP VALUE STAMPS l n Whitt Dtnne,....,. hi arder ftr METROPOLITAN MOTORS lb. 43c 4 ,.1-lb.•.. $1 �1' ' .I ,. ' ' " Fan&nifirm ' In Design to Poa!ll'Dy-lllddleport, 0., Dee. 28, 1861 MIDDLEPORT - Ma)'or Lee Smltll will IWtll ID lbe lneom!DJ admiDiolrali.. ·lbil eveniD& at •:at at lo!nl haft wheB Mayor-eleet c. u. FiiJ>. er, a veteran Jn tbe oftlce from previous adminlltr• lions, will lake lbo oalb. Quit Post ROME (UP[) Aminto~e Fanfani rejected today a plea from Premier Aldo Moro that he stay on as foreign mlnlst~r. :' He •·confirmed" his resignat~on · · an action that could brmg down the government and split lhe Christian Democratic party. Thr "little rrnfessor" resignTuesday as resu1t of a h wrrt> cham of events in which he was embarrassed puliticall~ bv his wife's meddling in poh1;rs cmd because of reported Hano1 !Jeace feelers relayed by! an old friend. I Fanfani, 57, who also Is ;l *lf't:lml:t!UEI'IIRIIII!! ill ~=~~:::~==-~· ! Kanauga BY EVEJ.YN MORROW UPIBriefs Ohio Company Underwriting <Continued from page 1 ) Tower Antennu, Ine., Cosb- Tower CATV installations and CJIICAGO - MANY AMERI· lean mlllT!ages are failures because girls are trained to he "sex symbols" and not much else, a divorce court psychol<>gist aid today. ''Our young girls think II they know how to apply lipstick, wear a bigger brassiere and have the right • shaped hlps, that's all they have to know," Dr. 1. A. Burch said. Consequently, when a marriage get.a into trouble, women have little to fall back on except sey appeal and divorce usually results, he said. oc:ton, whlcll operates CommunIty Antenna Teievlsin <CATV) ll)'ltema aerving more than 11,· lOP subscribers In 12 communi· Ues of Ohio and Pennsylvania bas isllued $300,000 of debentur· es dated Dec. 15, 19Sii. The isoue, underwritten by the Ohio Co., Columbus Investment bank· lng firm, to being dlatributed exclusively to Ohio residents. The debenlurea, priced at par, plus accrued interest, mature aerially from Dec. 15, 19116 to Dec· 15, Ul75, !""~ oiler lntereat J'lilot ol from 5 per cent to 6 per cenl Clande M. Stevanus, pres~ dut of Tower Antennas, Inc., said pro<eeds will be used to reduce bank loans Incurred in property and equipment purchases, and to finance Tower's proposed CATV expansion program. Tower CATV system• serve Coahocton, Cambridge, Logan, SUgarcreek, Caldwell, Waverly, Gallipolis, Ironton, Coal Grove and Warsaw, and Beever Falls and New Brighton, Pa. A subsidiary, Tower Communication Systems Corp., is a Microwave CommCXI Carrier, with five-ala· tion and threwtation microwave relay systems that aerve Recent guests _of Mr. ;~! Mrs. Harold Adkms, Lissa, . phanie, and Glenn Jr. were his parent.9. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Adkins. Mr. Lewis Griffin and son Butch of Chesapeake visited his molher, Mrs. Harry Griffin and sisters, Miss Mary Griffin and president of the United Nation ~ Mrs. Jack Finnicum. Lewis GC>nNal Asse mbly . followed an HOVERING HAWKERS-Vertical taieol! and Griffin and his mol.her visited planes are moving out of the experimental Biage a abortiw altempt to open pe ~cc their father and husband, Mr doser to practical use. Here, two models of the BrltiJh ART BOON llt'J:Wii<lltons in Vwt Nam. The l Harry Griffin who is a medical Pl'ITSBURGH • version the Hawker Slddeley P. 1127 jet fighter, hover (eelers l 3,:Pged Hano 1 peace patient at Pleasant Valley hos~ ey hung out a "Help Wanted" only a iew feet above ground level during field trials In wen· relayed to him b~ Gte.rsign today and Mike Nixon went Engiabd by U.S., Brltilh and West German alpnen. The pilal. glQ Ia Pira who once hvt'd m job hunting, Neither was unfamterrlftc downward jet' thrust from exhaust vents at eacb lhe samr monastery he did, Mr. and Mrs Ray Jividene !liar with the situaUon, olde of the fuaelage beneath the wings. l:.eepa the plaDe and sons had as overnight guests Rooney, president of the aloft and ftatleaa the aiua below. their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Pittsburgh Steelers, fired Nlx·I - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Waiter Haye:< and daughter on as his bead coach Tuesday, SON BAS SURGERY Tantlllla of Tarlton. less than four montha after he State'• Building !Continued from page!) Mr d Mrs Carl Morrow hired him. The four assistant Plano Announced W. R. Stephnaon, Sr., o1 Mid. I - The North Vietna m<'• akffso:~an we;e recent guests coaches also were dlamislled. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The dieport, waa a r~ntcvisl:.:! ~R. CHAIRMAN-Tommy Jacobs is the new .rha1rma~ rnmmum~ts were matntamingl of Mr. ~d Mrs. Elmer Gardner Columbus Citizen- Journal r&- ~mp ~e~e'stePb~ Jr (I ' thr Proiess10nal GoH~r s Tournament Couwuuee, sue >ilence on the reported P'""' and children, CLEVELAND -THE CLEVEported today that the state plans son, · · '' cl't.!diJlg PGA champmo Da\e Marr. "',, The Vtet Cong Tuesday THE DOILY LOOK-A<> . . land Tank Pian~ which employs to bUild Its propoaed mniti-mll- had s~gery for injuries recelv· m '..o tl S uth Vietnamese a lress Ann-Margret models Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alhson re 1 s than 150 ems now has lion dollar highway research cen ed while serving wllb the U. S. ~ffE't eta ~~ n~ r New Year trui'P an eye-opener of an open~ ceived \tord by cable that their hirlng~rkers i~ a ter In the Kingman Hill area Naval Medical Corps in the Pllr diS· I work costume. Crocheted son, :Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold s . of Delaware County. Dominican Republic. He bas 3u Jan 2D-2 d and tlte hem and cuffs give the daf· Alhson are the parents of a move that wdl ;:;· The morning Scripps-Howard been serving with the Delach. patches to <'~\ m t..:a fodll yellow dress the look new baby girl. roll to about 2,100 Ynu. . newspaper quotes ''informed ment at Camp LeJeune. When South would accept. ca styhsh dolb'. E. D. Solms, managmg the ,, . he ed to 1 1 Soulh Talks - d _ o_ _ Saturday .guest! of Mr. and plant for the Division of :: Phil-The South VIetnamese sa' Mrs. Ray J1v1den and sons were General Motors, sa1d employ· 0 ' ' . • . nd Pep uty shenfl H:le Fyffe .j, they were opposed to 0 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rlly ment should reach 1,600 by the wife AM, a hut1 but tltere \\ ;.~ ~ lw~l\ Y dama ge tu ~b t ·~cl'idetit forrn il\ cease·ftre or ~neon 1 Hill of Leon, W.V a. middle of 1966. 'Itle plant is to W G lbreath · ~IH'! I I I·~ cru rsel ''ht>n It \\ :tS rn\~l'.e ln a~ .'~; 1 von tJllnal negottaiJOn~ wrth.. the. • -produce the XM551 General . a . J 1\llh a tarm tractor and l rllier at .2 20 I'll\ rut '~aliia- Communists Foreign MIDIS(e! Mrs. Donme Hili and son Don Sheridan, a last, airborne reNEW US& Rt !,.U. one and mne·tenths mile~ sout h of the Tran Van Do told UPl m ,an I \rue of Leen, W. v.a. visit~ Mr. connaisance vehicle, under a SOIL MANAGEMENT JJLkson lmr I <nlcrv!ell todDy South \tet, ATI!E~S Ohio (UP!)and Mrs. Ray JIVIden, so . $1l4.5 million Army contract. COLLEGE STATION Tex FALL RIVER, Mads'k~~:.11,., State i-l.i~· h way patr o . ·b \\ "\om wa~ dead set agam'it nd M. J h A plan to use a oc 1p · · N. y k Ccntml 1 1 Mr a t t d' u\· F\ ffe w a<; Sprouse. 26 P<:~rker~ urg . e tnlks under presrnt ear'i 0 a ew or IS .. 0 0 (UPI) - Good soil manage- as a Civil Defense center is un· s, td ~ ~~mrt~Po~· Rt 23'l wht"' \'n <.tnd Ruhet t M. .Juhn~on. ~,~:~·~h!tnns' ligon tiHnks onlv a frrt ght tram boLind for Colum~~:~ spent four days m Columbus a~ DOGGONE lT' ment is as important to a farm. I der discussion h<:!re, The sblp up be hmd rnrm 28 Ht I .. l'd \ ran stop dr; gues!sJ i SEATTLE tUPI) James er a well • run offfice Is to a Iis the USS Massachusetts, a 0 r ( pera! Pd hy Btl\ T. Starch- I[\ a 111I"W ( " . [ - TIH' Comntunt~ t Yugoslav At ll lh u y Mrs n at I IR Sloan acqUired a female busmessman, John Box of the battlewagon of World Wer n rtg ~2 HI 2 Palrw' Olftrer~ m. T~esday at the J1mrh~n oJ nev.s aoenrv Tan]ug reported som tilt• I th ..., ""·"rc tankers :Joh!nny. N S 's spend- chow from the animal poundl Texas Agriculture Extension whlch h&s been permanently ll•d Hts , .c~ml J.ti till .. ~,1.1t "' k T11u u e J,,r .~ ,.,.~Ser · ed b 'd th t fro t h d 1 ~rs. ora pears I 1. 1 C ~:_nd thn l Slarcher a put ffwer:o; said that bot h rnr~ toll.c~ \ ftllm Pt' mg tl.l nm ratt\ ' rl.£': <~01111()lll3.butthey re-in theChris lmc.:.s hohdayswlthtoserveesnightwatchdogat VIce says. . moor esJe . ewaer n. 1,1 1 "w nght Sld e of tht> rmd 0 -"'-l h.3 11 d topJ-Wd mum~! Ollna IS makmg lll· . j I· ·t and nJ \eakt~gcs I g M rJ Mrs Vlrgil jthe service station Sloan man- Crop production directly re- Thousands visit it each month at->.J~wd ~ppr',ll" to r·1m..,f:' l v" rnJtnP• HI Jc,1 'J"h '011 ,.r c·u ~ Jer son. d rl ani . C lumbus . ag•s here fleets a soil's physical condition to see mementoes of the war. . 1, ;retlt h In maKe a nghl turn \'.ere ht>ilueu norl 1 Tsh •. ' f.l • • 1 th trafftc srgna tnr.lll ' well' n'l)(lrh'u e .. ' - Srwan; an aml" m o ·' ~ · Ph 1 Hut a~ deput~· Fdte starlH I a e f lh Inlet-~ wlw,JI The oHI( tal ~genrv s:Jtd b . , ,.M. d 'I s·' Ra)' Hughes I Nothmg was stolen during the and fertility status. yslca c· 'I Del If' inia have . 1 1 11 , .1 \\I'll' oxr (lr~ 1 r an 1, r 1 r b lied b 1v1 ense o lC 1 d St ·h he \His tot, ar up tn e to pa·~ t n~ patru sd. d. I arc s•ctmn Sprouo:.:e a!IE'mpted ln thl' .lpflt'<~ls tmp \ lit' nl~.. Tt .lift< nn Ohtn 329 WllS h1otk· ·md chtldren had tiS Sunday ev- 1chow's first night on duty. proper Ies can 'de con1rota!' y proposed using the craft's Com. d a left turn ;m lte VI'· . _ o! v.ar op~·ralwnc: s1wt'J! mg ~ B t d · lb d · ht 1 oOO<J use of res1 ues ro 1ons , k • 1 et m:.~ t' h d . 1 baL·k up <.tnd hts car strurk the N b 11 f ld ed lo1· st'\ t'ral hours wh1 t! \\Or 1ening guf's1s hi stler. Mr. anu 1 u urmg e secon mg ' I "" d ' ~bat Center as 8 Civil Defense !urlt·~ wlltded wtt nllJ ':'r,:e fruntu l theJilhnsuncar lllf' tf:' tJom the \tl'( dill ateu· ITo'''~ rcmq~r·d th e wreckag t' Mrs Marion Ramry Jr and ~ someone ent~red the station cover crops an manures operationsCenter Andtheyart d,n1<~gt' to the L::..Im traet.I,Jr was nokxldv mJun·d and m.nllt on In 1t'h um .. I1 I t Thm.~ Vil.'re no lllJ!lllt'S. (\tuse l duldren of Dunbar W. Va and took 15 gallons of anti. I ~tntain deep, mellow soil eon- debating use of sict Bay as the and tra iler and he an to w · -- Pr "id"nl · 'msun wos 8 t 1m ' f M'll freeze and the dog dtton , ., . No one was d:~ma gt' Jn r.r· ' , , the T!.'xas While House where of the dera tlment was nu .I Mtss Rtla Goble o I s . . --t nucleus for a 200 • bed emershLn·f·[ds crUiser The patrol charg t> d Sprou~e he V.JS I PpM ted ront'f'fO{'d Wllh rnrdi:Jtt>l y d~.:t~.;rmtncd. r VIII<H?;e spent the night as the RUNTNG PRECAUTION seney hospital. tn~~~ patrol cih>d Starrher t• J wltl. ln,prtiJlU UdL, "~J' .. 4 b\l(l r> et prtlblPms - ••nd military , .....------------j gw 'st of her cousm, Mtss Suel HARr.H.ESS MARKER NEW YORK (UPI) - A hunt----t r:al lip(.lt:-; municipal t·out1 .I on posted bond Lor;lf.lpear an . m ~~~ ...:rim~ lit· r. mft•rr pd Tues. TEX.o\S Li\l\'D JS HJfrU : Hugh(' . Hu hes l WASHINGTON(UPII - The er with a known heart condl~ RICH WOMAJII DIES 3 1111 a 1-harge ot an 1m proper mumclpal co~ T f' d da) 1111 \ tet :\am ~ t!h Defen~t' r01 1 Eta·~ ST ATIOI\ Tex. Mr. and Mrs. ;ewls f fh 1 purple ink used to make the ' 'ion should never bunt alone 1 1 1• 11 lUI11 Olht•r patro at}ellss k .u " :~ Sl4.'il•tan Hoht'r·t S 1\lcNama- 1UPI ; ~ Tt:xas f<mn and nwch g~H a ramJly P'lner dohrld elr i circular United States Depart- H• should make sure at Le~t PI'rrSBURGH (UPI) - Mr!l. ' ·luUt'd F:dwaru tc son , •. · d hlldn·n and a ran c 1 ren . • Se U be Lars driven bv James H me r. '( nl ra \ ny CCJ'-.I rtg of the war m hnd pmes are n1 a reC'or c h t ment of Agnculture merk on 1one member of his party knows Sarah Mellon a e, I mem r 1 10 - . _. .: ___ - Welhlim. ~JOI::l ~o~dt'~ sl~e a' 1_ \lf't ~;un Muld lt t-e v~st ~ums l~lgl·, ol $\J4 an atre Tl'xas ,\ & Sunduy evcmng Presen R;~~~ carcass and fresh cuts of meat of his condition, what medicine of one of America's wealthiest Jtr."7J".J'IiiJitl hrJll~nf. ~Je;m 1 J~mes s Sh,mne~1 . for .otht·r r11 rpn"t'" ~.1 1 rmers1tv n·ports Sale ~1r d!~~at~~s· ~,~~ 10 ~r<f naJ· IS safe to eat. be lakes and how it ia admin· families, died Tuesda7 at the 1 pe<.~ '' 25 · ·.· k - rhr t'e A.mettcan prn·n " mtCL' ) r<Jn 0ue from $20 tu ov·~ r nna . ' ' . · d M It's made of a harmless itered age ol82. 1d . house. · 1\o. omo. n pa,;s· l'lttz"'ns V>t'l t' tl'pllrtf•d still 1 1ouo pPr acre over a rece nt ny or Mtlls Vtllage. an r. vegetable 'dye which has 1 · lOP on a ~:~,'·, boJndedTtho <ip Hanoi sound lfl!! out tilt' l'umm teq jH:' IIOrl I and Mrs. Ray Hughes and chhilld. tested and labeled safe for Pl'a r ·'J·m c:· r\' ,. a ean omtJ.. nht n·g tmt' 011 the po.--s l h111t1r.s was e man consumption · - dren - A g'tft exchange · l son . 42,Wt'llstonsp€f•dm~. txmd· o! [l('l('l' Tlwte was no dh" C! [2fter dinnPr. . I . f3DS efS ed ltl appear .Lm 14 · l hnm::~~ v.orU 1m lh!'t r elforts and n0 i Mr and :vlrs Marion Ramey I GOOD FENCE POSTS PAY J.av lon. 18, PI Ph•L>.sa nt. hflnd .-. t.~knwnts hy ll:•noi Tladlo. All Sr and daughter Lmda had as I COLLEGE STATION T 'n.~" t o appPar · Jan 5, fol\uwmg · son• 'lr . " · lhP··· <HP mt:u·hers ul the "new · ;· weeken d glles 1.s tl Jelr. I' • IUPI) - Qualit fence• ex.Wil liam M. Spencer ' Rosa tou cln-;el~: and Juhn H 1~\ ld r· and one IS ~ Commumst. and Mrs. Marton Ramey Jr. consistent! gi y th I pos~ Spencer to Hilton Wolfe, Duotne lor. 17. H.t. l :\urthu[J, ~twt•d , and children of Dunbar, W. Va. ve e owes 1 Wolle, Parcels, Sutton. mg. ('i ted to Ca~.i ta ('llllfll ~- JUI't'I !\-1onday evening guests of Mr. ,O~g-run en~m~ oosts, sa.ys H<~lph R. Badgley, D. Badgley. mle rnwt .1· " I and Mi s. Jack Finnicum Bren- ~ estry specaahst W. .A. ~Jtb OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:91)--FRIDAY TIL I tw F. Berl Boggs, Ida M:.tc da and Paul were his mother, 0 TTexas A. & M Umv_e·re",.,'tiuy..._ F\ ' . · ests IndiCate that P' Bo2gs, R0bert D. Boggs ' •Slm. .~ o '(l .rJIIllmH'd fmm page 1 ) I Mrs. Wade F tnl!ICUID and da U· . WY 2·3975 POMEROY E. MAIN ST. ley- i Ho~gs, 9~ acres. Oran~e : BO::;TON t UP!, Th(' av•·:· · . ~ . . . ghter Martha of Gallipolis. treated pme posts have an Lr>ra K. Jones, Exec., Cdr·. <~!oW televhone caller V~h11 .u"~:; ltc t.:-1ndtdate.:'\ tn 1~ con~tf'<:· I Spending Sunday as gue~sts !rage cost a~ about 2 cents ne E Kttopp, dec. to .John K. up all three minult'" oJ <l ·-;: a· ~ 1un.11 €'l e~· ltons. rhr V.httt.' of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Hughes year of serv1ce compared to F' illt:1 M;ll'l\yn K. Fultz. Lots, tion·t11.statwn" c<~ll requtr1·:> l/11u ~t· dt·riHH'S comnwnt. 1 were their daur.hter, Mr. and cost of about 6.5 cents for Middle?ort. . ~ :)o words. the \'('W F.n ~l;t~~d Turn-About I Mrs. Marion Rainey Jr. and treated post eak. J. Oils Bailey, Phyllis Balley. Telephone & Teh:•g raph Co. sri~~ 5 Pn·<; ldeut ,)IJ) IJt son urge s I children of Dunbar. W.Va. to Hobert Sals~r. Thelma Sal- Ht:':dly r~~ st gnbber~ ll~t' 7;,11 r> lt·dt_on of :J ll l ~epuhltcan I' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes BEEF, CHICKEN ser parcel, Sutton. \toord~. randtdatf's. Tlv• Whtte H()use. , went to Columbus recently to COLLEGE · .S1'ATION, Tex. Kt-n neth Vinin t? Stille or I.in('okn' s r;eu~ sburg oddr ... "~ dl·n~t ·:> Ino.; anger OV IT previnu• I visit his grandparents Rev. and ·~' ~UP.I) - Texas sd10ols partie" Oh ll\ .012 acre, Salisbury. tot<1 il·d 1117. IH''1 " ' · l~·;t k '' is n••; prm~ tl.lle . · Mrs. w. K. Higgs. Ipatmg in the national achool 1' \'it'e Pre~idt-nl llltmphrf' y Kenneth Vining to Slate of Th~ Addisoq Methodist Worn- lunch ~rogram over the Ol11n, I !1:!2 Acre, Salisbur~· . HADft.HrS fRU."-'DF: i:l llnmmt't· • lw wil l undeqr0 nn 's Society of Christian Serv· year were alloted 8 miilion lll'll!:' Lambert. Retha Lam· NF.W YORK rl'Pil - Hrr m.m surgt·r.'· for n·mo\'<J I nr g(l ll ' Ice met recently at the home pounds of frozen beef and b.;>rt to Geurge Schuler, parct>l'>. 1-ladi\1,,. tht' Jtrst Pw•rln H1• au ~to nr·~. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles f!haver million pounc~s of froz , 7. h ·t··;tdl'nt .Tolmson announhi ken bo If 1 S.ll l'- hll ry. ·teett>ri to a ma jor n tl'e 111 I for its regular monthly meet,.. c c ught by the U. ---gallon Cuy Russell, Norma Russ\'ll Nt-w Yu1·k C ll~, was sworn m e.·~ lie Will under~o sur ~ery 111 1ing. A gift exchange was enjoy-1 Agriculture Department. u, J ... y Hnl! Jr .. Mari ene Hall . :t~ Rr•111x Bwuu~l~ vresidt·nt h~ h;t~t· gn ll stonf's previously GROWING-School lunch ed. 1..! al' re. Salisbury. M<:~_vor Ht•lie1·t F. W<~gfll' l' reln lll't'O put back ln. m·11k is available to 19 out Class No. ~of Kanauga DINNER MOVED UP ~ --· 8 ~~~~ 11'1 Union i ll\ liP~ Maoth . Tuesli:J\'. . of 20 children in e na- Haven Methodist church The regular dinner meetm11 lo•·· i ti·1rl 11 •1 I! rrform rkmrlr"r:ll. Tsc Tusg to take guest ride m tion's public and private the' 1 Chrt'stmas f th Middi , ' . \() fi gllt fur what lw r u~ III k z.b spaces . htt p a~ goodwill U S D t tr annua o e eport. Pomeroy Ipromist->d Sino- schools, the . . epar • recently at Gene Ball's wiUt lary club U.1ually beld on d"S('I'Ih(•tl .. -. ·;ill . ' fllh';hnt" rli ~e~ l. lll e .t~ smoo n o er I ment of Agriculture has enteen pN!sent. Mrs. Jack da bas been moved up this for . open debate with the ft~ll S'IV It·l dif erUen~es. I th· . !mo~kndiS . u~~fJ tto~ p;~~m~ is the class teacher, and to '11lursday at 6 p m · · I p~r Iwtp.t. 1tolt u1 a. II 111 ,-,. 111 twr ~. of 9 Sovtel mon. revea.s .aq nicukel a pint to students sh' was presented wt.th a f!:l.11. the H th M tbodlst Church the purtv." . vo . . tok 26. put mlo orblt "":t!h who can pay and goes free and Mfs ]~~~~~~~·~;: lr~;;e;;a;;;.;;e::;;:;;;;;;~:;:;;_;;·:...,. I Man -Tse Tung a~oard, w l 11 to those who can't. Mar~et h d r. ests. their ~JJ.Vt<~R SANDWKIIES mi:ik t• rec.ord -s~tttn~ endurance totaled $312 million duri.UI ~r. ~rs . Harold WASii!Nr.TO N tUP!I -Pro- fh~hl lastmg nme )ears. the 1962-63 school year, f B II W V _ .... - - - - - - -.....~ duet 1on of th~ nPW "semi- lO Entire world is destroyed 1 e e, · a. s11ver'' half dn Jiur w111 begin ot in his tory's first nuclear battle. 10 a m Thw ~ rhw nt the Se~retarv of State Dean Ru sk DenvN ~1int. the Treasury dmi ~s 'this means war has Dep <l l'lmt•nl announrt>d today . escalated. Tht> new cnm~ will conlinHe -----to he ar lht> rmrfr ~it or lhe lale CLAY NAMED Presidrnt John F Kt->nnedv , but PARIS (UPI) - H"Ivvwei,ht 11 thta stJv•·r ronlt·nt ,,, the · co m~ dr~ npion Cassius Clay, . INTERLOCKING RING SETS will be rrllll l't'd t r~>m 90 1o 41) successfully defended his titl<~ per tt'nt. ThE" outf'r la\.ers or . t\I.I~Ce in 196S, ha!l been narn~d the coinR will be 80 per cent' Boxer of the Year by 1 Isilver. wht iP the innrr core will sports writers in a Koeptab lnltlrlocldtlo contain only 21 per cent. t-onducted by the sports · ~ing Seta are perrnca...- - .. -- ·1-aper "L'Equl!J." ontly locked In place CUBAN ATIILETICS to prevent twlodng ot SAN .JUAN I; j-' J i - Cilba aeparating ••• enEXPERT hance their natural 304 athletes to the 1966 1 I' send OUR OFFICE WILL IE CLQSED beauty and aHractlvet '·tribbean Games on June nen. look far the I 2i. !he Cuban Olympte Cornmit- 11 name Keepsake In the · ·, ( NEA Telephot(J J tee announcrd Tuesday. We Repair Ail Makes ring and 011 lht tag. ' WA'ITON WC /'S RING- Lucr Jolr·"- The Cobans will patrtlclpate ll and Models. Bring 1 &111/ wean h.er prize ~lms!· iu 15 of the 17 shceduled eve•nts. jl Your Set To Us Today ·mas prest-rit an third finger, I k fl hand. :I'M President's I land:::f Harriman i . JacI\SOll • Sl. , eri•£rs cruiser ~ ~ 1 ltap • T d , S ~1 Damaeed In ues 3) I (.) .. .131'':'~~·-~;~~t~gu~:~. • • ~·-·gt~~ Oppo~es 1 :Cted I a~v • ·~·II ~ Alliso~ Ca f Seven rs Train Dera••}ed Raikel ~:· 1 ;~m~ S ~~~~ Raru~; \:~r~ '~~,'~~I\ ;~ltlttarv ~~~~ry Ha~fll .• ~ t~~~~c so~~a~:~ ::d ;~t!:d C~a~:v ~~~:~e no~a~ack·! I ~ · Propert y ' T f l 1 · ~ m Ten stOflCS • . j . . I I w!k Skinless WIENERS 2~~ 98c GROUND BEEF -·~ 39c ~S9c CHEESE 69C. MILK BREAD S 89c JO-BO DOG FOOD 12 $1 ::d ° I RADIO REPAIR I nger ddflghter recei1'ed ~ 11011 'itttup ring f rum WEATHER Ethel Rile of Mrs. llouoll, ~· Ilona ohopped tn l!fcnday. Pinons IJid Mrli 11uAellllouoll Mn. Fl'lllli IIIII 101!. and rii Ill r11D1iDbaret1 • the Bum, ~ray _. and IU. former J..,ce llunl, tiql\tor Heetr)1 , _ 'ftN ~ II et Mr. IIIII liN.: a.en.t Qurat, w.IIMl 01! fAnner 1ocai realdt!Dtl. OnbliMr. llltlllh.ltleliard Lee Rile perenll are 1111'. Inti· Mrs. wu· and family oallotl GO Kn, 1"1 .._ Cos, St., Nllf, Mr.· .at~ Wood IIIII IIn. M,rta J111e • lfti.. CiteM ~ · lilil l.lr. laturdar l\'llllq, Tbay maiil' and 1ft , . llti1JI, Pl. ~ ~- • 111e1r 11o111e 111 "lt!!dpt - . . w. v..; creal ,.~~~~~~p~r.... . ' 1811. Illy Bol• CLELAND'S T.V. ' .. • .. ' ,. ' ·~ t J • > .~~ I d'1 ' .~~''i" . Pepsi-Cola INSTANT COFFEE -~ i:;sp' 2 and SHIRT FINISHING ROBIN CLEANERS t RACI FACIAL TISSUES 4.~~:, 79c f.'Jtl• A Limit Quanti tie, 6bot. ~~·99c Kraft Salad Dr.. oing MIRACLE WHIP -- •· 49c MAR Fui-Valu Tho 4-Roll Pkg.-<:omo TOILET TISSUE -20 ..V. Hight Beverage ·- 12 oz. bottles The Thick 2-Ply PUFFS Florida . . Largo 30 Site Celery For New Year'o.-BUSH'S 2:a<:! 29c ~~~~~e o~~YAUT Marsh Soodlftt Grapefruit 5 Vienna SAUSAGE Apples SALAD DRESSING - 29c $1 sn... 8 EVAP MILK HUNT'S PEACHES 3N:a!~ 69c 89 c•n• C 2 Luncheon MEAT 6N·~~99c PUMPKIN ~~ERRY FILLING 4 99C Krall "Seiad Bowl" O.licious or Wineup qt. 4: Jll':lH tall HolvH or c1n1 o.liclouo Hot or Coi~HYGRADE 12oz. Stokely's Quality Muuehun's No.2 cans Dr. Pepper Ail Regular Mlx01 SWANSDOWN ~~:s 3 89c CAKE MIXES 29 box.. Beverage - 12 oz. bottles All Regular Mix~ 'n Rlclt box C GoldenswHtcrwmstyte STOKELY'S CORN 6.:. 99c PANCAKE MIX- 2!~ 29c f.iAGIC. B[fitir- ~:·sSe Ser11 Delicious Hot CakH-PIIlebury Maple Flavored :~ONTSYRUP -- 2~~S9c MORTON'S Fruit Fillad In Preuurlucl C.n-KRAFT WHIPPED TOPPING .. 39c No.17c TOMATO SOUP or n Amerl~n CrHm Filled 4•a.. 29c Tho Big Femlly Si.. Stokely's CATSUP 4:: 99c AMM~ecl Flavors Hi-C· Snow Drift SHORTENING - 3~.88c Morton's Frozen Dinners 3 FOR $1.00 Fairmont -- ·!!~S9c BuHermilk ~gal. certon J9c to our many ' ~ · '(.'C Cabbage lb. Fui-Valu Several V.rieties On Sale LUNCH MEATS This Price h Right! PORK STEAK PIES SAUSAGE !, 99c BEEf'TIVER Pillollury Bun-Ilk BISCUITS ForNowYNr•o .. . FrHh,Solid Our Own Fntoh Made Pure Pork IHUiy ~n Pom.roi ao- t l~ · 2-Hour Dry Cleaning '1'(,) Maxwell Hou11 or N01cafe llll! Mrs. \~ 'j.ld'\·~, .. , 1 . ~~ '\'iio. F~ Use Robinson's Reserved Compare .•• Ful-l' ulu Priee! w.....,. . . 1 . Many Items In Every Department Reduced For Quick Sale This Week! aor., Mr. IIIII ~- BID ~ IIGblnaoa, at CIIIIJiloojeuDe Marine kM. Mrs. llirllerl RoUib received Mrs. .... Rile and Mrl. llfh. the lliiiiiUDcelltlt ol tbe birth ei RH. ~bopped Ia P~ till of a BOD, Ronald Wllliam, to Wed....,., Mr. IJid Mrs. WIU!am Cos Jr. Mr. Ronald Bolen, Mn. »w. of NO.. lin. Cos II a nlec!e FRIDAY, DECE~BER 31 Sunny and warmer today. WY 2-2255 !imooe ~~'N,Jt/tnl o! Wa uke· ' Partly cloudy, windy, warmer Pomeroy 608 E. Main Sl. ~~· planr a summer I· tonl1ht, low 31 • Z9. Thonday, 11,__ _ _ _ _ "an. Ill .• emu _ _ __ Wtr.idinQ: '*'~~ ~. , warmer, • the en Inventory Cleanup Sale .a They really fit together Ready The By Mrs. Herbert Rooslo wm M .... Society• Notes I SIMON'S MARKET I -, AreYeu effective . Friday, I 0 0 Apple Grove Society Notes 1 I I• Church held its annual Christ· mas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas HiU. The home was decorated 1n keeping with the holiday season. A ham dinner was served with all By Sarah M. RUe the trinllnings followed by a Holiday guest with their par· short business meeting when it ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife was voted to pay Fred Jenk· were Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. ins for repairing Ole church. A Rife of Sunbury, Mr. and Mrs. gift exchange and games were Chas. A. (Jack) Rife and grand. , played. Attending were Dolly oon, Ronald L. Truman, ol St. Wolfe, Roberta Thaxton, Bertha Albans, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Donna Hili, Joy co Larry Hoffman and son, Stevie, White, Iona Hupp, Opal Hupp, of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eileen Bock, Mabel Roush, Rife and <hlidren, Bobbl and Clara Mae Sargent, Chriss Jen· Sammie, St. Albans, Mr. Joseph kina, Julia Norris. Guests were L. Rife, Chillicothe, Mr. and Mrs. James Early and Dorothy Mrs. George Beveridge, ehfl· Durst of Portland. dren, Freddie and Cathy Jo, of David Gloeckner, a student at Lancaater, Mr. and Mrs. Ron· Ohio State University, is spendaid Rife and children, Shelley ing his Christmas vacation with and Mltzie, Bunker Hill AFB, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er· Peru, fnd., Mr. and Mrs. Wii· win Gloeckner and Edward. llam H. Rife and children, Bll· Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Roseberly, Bonnie, John, Paul, Jeff, ry and family of Old Town spent Dellllia IJid Suale, Middletown, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dailndlana, They aU enjoyed a las Hill and family . Christmas dinner Christmas eve 'I Mr. and Mrs. Junior Salser, followed by a party and gift Rita and Mike, Dorcas, were exchange. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Lee Rile Roy Pearson. and sons of Kalamazoo, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons }~t Ctrisllnas with ·his moth- were calling on Mr. and Mrs. er, Mrs. "tibet Rile IJid James CarroU White Sunday. Dale. The United Brethren church Mrs. Freda Bowen had aa her held its annual Christmas parChristmas day guests, Mr. and ty at the eommunity hall MooMrs. Bill Bowen of Sylvania, day nlsht. A chicken dinner was Mrs. Fay Wood Mrs. Myrta Rile held at 6:30 p. m. alter which Henry Frank of Chester and I' a gift exchange was held and her ::'On, Burn Bowen, who Is games were played and hymns spending a 20 day leave from !sung. Table grace as given by the IJ. S. Navy. IRev. James Morrison. Attend· Mr. and Mrs. Emory Jolin- l ing were Rev. and Mrs. James ston and Addie spent Christmas Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Day with Mr. Ethel Rife and Wolfe, Sandy and Denny, Mr. family, and Mrs. Erwin Gleo<kner, DaMr, and Mrs. George Bever. vld and Edward, Carl Robinson, ldge, Sr. ol New Marahfleid Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Norris were Ctrlatmaa day guests of and Clarence, Gabriele Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rile and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams, Mr. lamllteo. IJid Mrs. Floyd Norris, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Rife of Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Linda and ·Albany, RD caUed on Mrs. Fay Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wood. and Mrs. Myrta Rile and McCloud, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rile on Childress and Billy, Mrs. Ed· Wednesday evening. I ward Miller, Edward WildA. B. Larry E. Rile, who ls i ermuth, Mrs. Vada Teaford, laldni baaie training at Lack· I Freda Evans, Tom Narris and land AFB, Tuas, called hil par. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush .enbt, Mr. llld Mrs. Charlea Rile and Roger. Thursday evening. He upects Mr. and Mrs. Elza Robinson l<l got home Ia J-anuary after are announcing the marriage of buie. He baa pasaed aU biB their daughter, Peggy Riffle, to lestl and he gradulted to Harold Paine, Jr., son of A3e: Mr. IJid Mrs. llaroltl Paine, Sr., Mr. awl Mrs. Raymond Them-• Logan, W. Va., at · the Letart u IJid aons, Larry and stevie, I Falla Metbociist Church Satur· ol Lima 'are llfiODdlnl a lew day with Rev. James Early, ofdays wilb hillolb Mr. IJid Mrs. fldating. Best man was Dale IM!a' tllomu ol Salem Ceutor lliflle, llrotber of tbe bride, and and her mother, Mrs. Freda Joyce Rlluoh was tbe bride'• atBowen and 1011, Burn. tendant Glvlnl the bride Mrs. Elbel Rlfo and family IW"1 Wll Doll 1\if!le, brother llpelll €llrlslmll Eve with ber of tbe bride. Mr. Paine is empareota, Mr. IDd Mrs. Marl ployed In Cleveland where the MoUoban of Ttlppen PIIIDI. _ ctUp1e !llide alter Chriltmas. Billy Vabtla II •llllq ,.. A bridal lhower wu held in lives In Weal Vlrlinla c1urJDi tbetr .._ the home of the !be holidays. brlilo•a· parets, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. IDd Mrs. lilly Broob left Elza lloiiiDiota Saturday ev.,.. ~1 for Nort Carolina to ing, Betty Morris, lliller of tha apead tbe balltl"1 wltb tbetr IJ'OOIII WM eo-haeteu with Mrs. I 1 BONN (UPI) -West Germa· should join lbe United States In aatioft unable to keep abreast many each year lor lboae of other eompanles. ny has at last won 1 place 011 e v era 1 space r e a e a rc h ol these developmenta aoon wUI paatur~. Booed on the company's Con· the Western team racing fori projects. including ~~ps ~th out.J!'..:.!nd::~ ~a: ~~~~"'::.w::ulred an _._ solldllted Statements of Income, the stars. prohea to lbe sun "'"' to · WI • Income before Interest expense I Chancellor Ludwig Erhard Ju Iter. international trade, productlyity on the eompoter market in p and stendard of living. 1Germany, and even the defense and befor~ provision for federal Iand President Johnson &greed, Their a eement is potential· I ministry hired an American taxes on mcome for the two in their pre-Christmas talks in 1 of ~re· importonce to At first glance, West Germa- ' outfit to build and program , years ended Dec. 31,1964, II has Washington, that Gennany l ~ ny thaD lbelr parallel ny seema amo.ng the. mos.t ,1computer to review lbe armed I averaged more than five ttmes .erma. . lradi t the maximum annual Interest dtscussion of a posstbly greater prosperous ng na tons mJ forces' cost effectiveness. I requirement on all the outstand-1 Make this New Year's week·~ role for B~nn ln nuclear th:u~o~d.seeond look reveals Germ an particlpetlon ing long term debt, including end a happy one to be remem- 1defense planmng. . certain basic weaknesses. American space programs, it is this !>sue. bered. You can help by follow· Nuclear defense piannlns West Germany pays about hoped, will reverse this trend. Modernization of a CATV sy- mg the safety rules of the road. involves existing weapons sys- five times more for foreign So far, Germany bas indlcatstem in Weirton, W. Va., 5I per Always use seat belts! Make terns. patents and Ucenslnc fees than ed her main interest Is in the cent owned by Tower Antennas, certain tbat members of your But the •pace research it earns by the sale of patent satellite and communiC'8tions and construction of a new sy- family use seat belts, and drive programs requlre the rights. systems. But she may also join stem in Toronto, under • per- defensively. Be constantly on of new or relined tedmlques. A In the last 20 years, almost , Britain in the development of mJt held by the Weirton com- the alert fer unsafe drivers. none of the Nobel Prizes have launcher and guidance systems. pany, are under way, Mr. Ste- Adjust your driving according warren c. Nelson, to Germans. When Erhard mentioned the vanus said. Construction of sy- to weather and road condi· of the Highway Safety Not Olliy did the western sun probe in an after dinner stems for other Ohio communi- tions. And above all, don't ment, wishes you a happy, allies .and the Russians alike toa!lt at the White House, lies is scheduled for 19116, and drink and drive. Your Ohio De· holiday weekend. And hundreds of German German journalists nicknamed the . company seeks eontinued partment of Highway S.fety you to take ali precautions rncketry technicians In 1945, him "the sun ~lng." Not only profitable CATV expanSion mto urges you to drive for a safe lbe road. Always use seat but a large proportion of does tl:e tag suit his round more Ohio, Kentucky, West Vir· holiday. and drive for a safe holiday. scientists leave Ger- countenance, but if the ginia and Pennsylvania communities. The WSCS of the Methodist Buck"'heat ~:.7~re,:~n~:~e ~::::; ;:;·~. u:::r:: =d~:~~~::'v~.!: ~~h~ =h:~:~" . West Germans in Race to the Stars Tower Antennas Debentures prepared In 1961. Another meeting for party chalrmen In more than 40 other cities will be scheduled later. DaUy Ientine!, Polneroy.Jiiddleport, 0., friends and patrons from tlie staff of ...... FRESH PORK RO lb. Racine Ful·Valu 5TH I PEARL ON STATE R:'i'. "THE STORE WITH A HAir �........ . . . . . . . . ' _ ............; ., Classified Ads Your Modern Community • s 1n WANT AD INFORMATION Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Dec. 29, 1965--11 2 For Rent .. OIJIUI'Y FIRE WOOD and cow manure Sherman Roberts. WY U476. 12 29 6tp , r------------------• ~) Pomerov "Motnr Co. 1964 Olcls 88 4 door _ _ _ _ $2149 Power lleering & brokel, auto. trans., full equipment. Year-end speetsl 1964 Chev. lmpele 4 door $1999 Power steering, auto. trans., radio, all the work, perfect. Year-end speelal 1963 Corveir Monze Cpa. $1399 one owner ear, 4--apeed box, 110 engine. Lots of extrao. Year-end special. Locally Bachner's Super t.~arket Ground Beef lb. 49( CHEESE LONGHORN POTATOES MAINE _10 NEW CABBAGE EGGNOG o;, ICE MILK loiiLD, TASTY - - - - lb. _ BROUGHTON' S lb . 49C 45c _ lb]C qt. FAIRMONT go1. DAIRY FAIR _ _ "1. 49c 49 ( - :' ''- ' " ' --- - -.," ' NEEDED RUTLAND Apply WY 2-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL Legal Notice aparment, one G room bath, one. 4 room and • :.:-,. BJII Cozart, ·Riclne. 1229 \ ~~INCUAS~!I · 1'-14-lfc . .I• ..Jf'wo members of Ut~ New York Mef.s, Ron Swoboda (left), •nd Yogl Serra, coach, spread some cheer at holiday time dlildren'& ward at Bellevue Hospital In New York, N. Y, '' .,,, ! .... ' ' " I \( .' ' I'. ........ " ' ( . 'l /,;. "j' i'\ 1: ~ }~ DICJIAK 01 NO CHANGL UIS 111AN .5'11 " BNrN!IIIOP! IIOTOR VBIDCLB DEAmS EASE IJPWAIID-Motor vehicte deaths th"ou~hol~' J tt:~ ~~ aDc mur ,.., . .... h.Jrl" ._t\1lll IIIII lllduntllbed ~ lllialaWYUO! INCIWI-IJNOER l% * TIIREI!: BI!:DROOM bouse for rent :Pbooe WY 1,2248. Ill N. Stlt Ave. ~ Dl.tioD during the first nine months of 1965 marked a slight increase- up t)VIf the IIIDfl period in1964. Thirteen states showed significant increases in 7 per 00111 _01' IIIUrt, while 24 regiotered no change or deceases. IJIIk -· flee, •U Tbt Flbrk A~tltrtllzecl Stnaer semc.. .. �• \ '· c. • i I '' I' I j I BARNEY GOOGLI! and SI'IUPPY LOWEEZV-I.Ef'S GO OVER AN'VI61T 'ZONEY MAEI HEAR5HE'$ $Mlr-Tit-r---"T".., I'LL WAIT . FER 'IE- CLIMB 0111 UP THAR AN' fl'ITCH rr ! .---~-~ NOT ME!! I Nor WHILE PP.,W'S CLEAbiiN' THIU' DADBIJRN 5I«XXTTN'IRON FECUN'PIJNlf .......... _ DAILY . I ·, . "' ·--- I SOCIAL CAtENDAR » DEC. 'J'l>l Pomeroy Shaketpoare olub wW - 1 W~y al I p.m. at the home o1 Mrl. IIIII Neutzllnl, fir their annual Chrlstrnaa party. The Wlldwood Garden club will meet at the borne of Mrs. Homer Holter, Chester Road, Wedneoday at I :SO p.m. for a potluck dlMer. ment. · ·[ wro11 no matter what, . 111 - - - - - - - - we've ] the maztms and they hiYt nat" phiiOI!IIpby, when they bavo, nol ooly maxims, but plaatic bombs. morlars, and rapid lire cannon? Chestnut Rid11e 0 Society New~ ind Mrl. Wilbur ...fir.; lfunliD&IODo w. V.t. Pall! lk!lllar r.mt1v · - -·r• · · Mrs. Albert "CoutlltUJ . ·ib Atheno war• "' Monday. MIM Patricia allendlng hoi' 1 G W.de ~ege bern ray~~ 'nil lhomaUv" lhtD would 1 oeem to be elthtor to mak• a ''Roman peace" by the deool• lion of the country by bombina leron,-meNI IJ"W. oo I! to Ioree submission by II)' Alta COBe atarvatlon; virtual extermln&o The more money apent by Amlion of tbt populaUon outlide erlran forces In tbe part of Vi- M M de Hoi mb . au t'· tcoln R't . of the IDIIII territory actually etnam I!Oiltrolled by tbe eovem- b rbees ment (and our troops) the 0 n • pa oen VtrSI >ng •aca- wltlo', ll• AIW ''VIctory," thea wllal? trol. oonlrolled by the Saiaon aovern- ld th a betw..,; the hospital In Columbuo, is now at 1onto, Mr. and Mra. IIIII~ If we are to accept at face [ . men~ or mai<IIJi 10me 101'1 of VI er ' g P of th 1 the home of her daughter, and ril and lomily, value the 1tatements of the ad· , PreeJdent Eisenhower ltated, peace with the opposinJ forcea. wealthy and the poor a , family, Mrs. Charles Essex. Norman Roy , ministration concerning the ' "That ba~ tlectlons been held But, would any of these met~- whole country becomes. A nthd l William Gregory of Dayton at his farm borne Vi~namese war, then we must : In 1954, e1ghty per cent of the odJ make any real change m thE: bett~r argueent for e caiiJng on rei<~ lives in this Ruth Wood in some way produce a Viet population, would han voted ~e situation in Asia? Is it pos· com.mumst ~ay · 1 neighborhood recently. home to visit Nam governmeut which am : for the Communilt (Ho Cbl s1ble to turn back the clock to W11l we d11JCover sometime I Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cone lumbus . actually control the country.! Minh) leader." Considerlnl tbat the time when the 1uperiorl !R the future th1t after spend· 1and Kevin, Athens, were Christ· K. E. Erickson wa And since we have rul ~d out the I • has continued for over weapons of the white man made ina: billionB of dollars and thou· mas vi ~itot· s or his parents, Mr. cothe visitor on MOildiJf>'}t possibility of an electivn allow- 10 years since that lime, it ill it po&~tiblt for a small force of sand of hves that the situation and Mrs. Albert Cone. Miss Brenda Pettit tng the people to choose that hardly likely that a vote today French ooldiers to keep all of lo much the same •• in the [ Spendmg Christmas D a y.Mios Millie Chr;stlaa - ··• government, then we mu•t in would produce a majority In Indo-China In control? How can beginning? at the Pettit home were Mr. ing re<enlly. some way reduce the opposition to the present rulers to the point where the Saigon covernment can exercise thi1 con· H H eresy oller I 1 "Super-Right" Quality Meats! ,LQallo ' ' r...- t1 • tbt preOflll IOYel'&o n restort Kipling's "Right ' U.~plli!l of. Guam PLUMP U.Elllaiain ............. Fryer Legs A&P YOUNG PLUMP fat H.~ . . IJ'L. ABNEI IUf. tl'lgo, Ia FRESH fRYERS B~;~~s;;rv _ ~~!vu=...cK wHoLI 27c I F w· - - · _r; ryer II'.C.,.lo.. for one 20. Wealtll TASTY 22. Arabian . ganncnta lb. 3h 26. l ""'ed ,7.Fat :s. Pa.re I YO'UNO 20. Moslelll ............ rulor - • •.,. 113- It oltoo. 15-Room: ' abbr. 88. 01' an a.rea lrllNO ~~~-­ lol>b7 lllld....tand what ... - 40noof'VI<le I'reSidelll ••• • ...... "" ..,, • "WE CARE .. ..UOUl WU," Gnzner'a • Now, alloolllhat resolut>o. w'4 . . ,.. to ,...,._ aa I fa- .... 1JOOid JW JOIOiw to toot-llloop All' Wet a joMip oo tiot)l.., Yoot-atart t.hia w ...., . .-....... ,.., .......... ... ........... t••nw .. _ ahoppioc A6PT 11'•-·-· I •.45c Turkeys \ LEAN-MEATY BOSTON BUTT FRESH PICNICS PORK ROAST • Aad 1Wr7 - io aiJIIed at •akillg UP a better ploollo ..... io llltll .•' .. llake ..., .uP &IIIIAiliiOI' ~ngs fROIBN- 5o 9 lbo. TINDIR Ducklings _ •• COIII!""''.. lb 45( lb. 59c lb. . ~ .. . •• FRESH SHOULDER CUTI Pork Steak - •·59c Ground Pork 65 c Briskets • W1eners CORNED liEf SUPIR·RIGHT -IKINLUS ALL MIAT _ lb. • • •• • FRESH SAUERKRAUT l-Ot . lor 29c fROZEN - 20 Ito 24 0.. Ave. Lobster Tai Is STORE HOURS Wocl. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WMPO 1:00Radio SundoVID Ser..ado ii'UNDAY t'IIR\1. FBID.t.Y6:110 Sign 011 '- 1'111111 6:05 SaCNd 8elrl . !20 Melp County RFD U5 Pall! Bollin, Farm l :3u News 6:57 Weatber 7.00 Natlnllal ,(8111 7:05 Bill Miller Sboo 7:30 Sporto Pararte 7:35 Bill Miller ~how 7:3; Ptck.en~ 750 Nen Hardware lTDtl Thurs.l B Bill Miller Show ! 45 Baker FuruiiU1'e Shu-. 9JIO Newa 9:01 c.nee wllb Janet 1(:00 Portrallll ol a Patrtcil .t "' Swap Shop 10 30 Bill Miller BnriCb Show 10:!5 Masotl 1.11- i'"ogram <Treld&J) 1t.l5 Famll7 WonbiP ('lturs.) :> 111:45 ~.b.C. Program (Frldayl 11:00 News 11.0> ,_., CouotrJ JllilC!Ion 11:30 I'IDJ'I CGu111rJ Byllllll 1Z:OO CemeDI B1'ol=J< Neln 1i·30 Goesaler'e Guest Star !ll'rld8J) 1!:30 Larry ,..,._ SboVI 3: .,, Jim .... Sbpll 1: 15 Btaetllllr" lolo Sbow 4:30 ElectriC ComJ13111 !olen ' 1 : ~. Jim Meea 'Silo" 5 no Newo • ; li5 Jim Meel•.SIIoll 5 30 R!zer'i • . . , . RepOI1 5:50 Sporll Pari!!!* THE BORN ·LOSiiR 1:~ Slgn Off SATURDAYS~ : 00 Sign Thurs. 9 o.m t• 6 pm Friday 9 a.m. to 9 pm. WJEH RADIO .... " 4:46 Spotllgbt on lpOrtl U5 weather 5:110 CollllJIUDIIJ Nowa 1:10 World and ftatlonal 5:15 Sign Off 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 EciJ>es of Joy 8:110 Ohio Valley Newt 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:!t Weather Picture S:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Son~s for Children 1H5 Golden Key 11:00 New• II :05 Saturday Show 12 :110 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newa 2:20 Bulletin Board 12 :25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinet 1:55 Ne ' 2:110 Satu. .lay Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday MatineJ 2 : ~~ News 3 : ~ Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 Saturday Matinet 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:00 Disclna with Doss 4:30 Radio R I 0 5:110 Newa Roundup 5:15 Sign Off urn.l! ORPHAII ANNII $2.79 New Year's Grocery Values! O.OSED NEW YEAR'S DAY ' On - NeVIB 1,30 Happy Valley Boys 1:111 Country Mualc Time W.JEO too 1:20 Courltry Jamooree Monday Tbrougb Friday 4'00 Protestant !lour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clocl: 7:30 Sports Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:35 Larry Anderson Snaw a:OO Ohio Valley News w.4n rt'• Music - 'umy 8:05 World News 11:110 DutW..'• and Heros Dairy s 10 Sports 'Today Top Teo Show 8 15 Weather Picture 12:00 Newa 8:16 Musical Clock 12:15 los>eal !nterlud• 8:55 Community News 12:30 Rev Merlin ,'eels 9·00 Talk of the Town 1:011 News 9:55 Mason County News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:110 Public Service UO Sports Parade I0 15 Family Worsh>p liour 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10 :30 Lalchstrmg I :4S Sign Off 11 110 News . ~l'NlJAYS _ 11.05 Morrung Melndoe! !except . Friday, Church 7, 30 Sign on _ Arm, Hour 7:55 News Bells Rmg) 8·110 Baptist La~mon' ; Hour 11 :45 World News 11 :55 ~ason County Newo 8;30 Sunda) Sbow ·30 Th Bible Spew to Youl2 110 Commumty News 9· 8 . 12:05 ~oon News t :45 Legislative, Report 12 :10 Markell lfl (II; The Good ,Jie 12:15 Mid Day Weather HI : 101 Ulngressman Mocll~ 12·20 Bulletin Board 10:30 The Country Hymu!imers 12-25 News 0 Grams 11:30 The Qwet Hour 2:30 County Agent 12:00 News 12:45 Country Go Round 12:15 The Christians Hour 1:55 News Beat 12:30 The Rev ~h· r l " Teeh 2:00 Country Go Round 1:30 Tho Rev. Silas Billups 2 55 ~ e w s Beat ! :110 The Rev. Andrew ~ arson• 3:110 Mid Way Matinet 2:30 Sunday ~ 1 nl WI".BS~ 3:55 News Beat 6:00 Sundown Serenade 4:oo Discing with Dosa 6:45 Sign Oft 4:30 Interchange --c<- lb. ' 1r IIMOLD GRAY Baked Foods! JANI PARKIR o P•1zzarmos I 39 c 1 l·lb. 2-oz. wu _ ·... 79 Tuna Fish ---- 3 ' 'h""' c A&PCutCorn 2 ~49c Choc 12-ea. 59 Fudge Ca ke A., c.... c Noodles ANN PA.I Blended Syrup ANN ' ' " ' - ;; .. - RAEBURN VAN IUREN --· -···+ ~;.49c A&P IRAND A&P BRAND TOMATO JUICE APPLE SAUCE 89( 59c 4 3 :.6.' • ' "'f RICH- NUTTY I'Ll\VOlt TINDIR- SOLID HIADS RUSSET BAKING Cabbage ~OTATOES a ~ S9c Swiss Cheese - cant Fruits and Vegetables! . -. -··Ct 1-lb. Clnl .... 45c Rye Bread Danish Pecan Rings ..... 4Sc CHIQUITA c 88 IMt u.s. Ne. 1 2o.lb. S._A Wllhlll Fresh Eggs ....... ., ... 47c BleuCheest •. 79c Cream Ch8ts1-A&,_,: 12c IUIINY ..oolt J.AEIOIJT ,.~AND DEGIW>IIOON Ill ASilORT ~1>\f. 1 tW> ..lBI ALWT DmDED101&l<'ID SE~ ( I.Qt. 14-ol. Cherry Pie _ _ ..... 39c "lll<llf'T <1011 WHY!I\M t!IID&&I 'Rl8E A \'oORK 6/IIIS 6IJARil 1'.1 AlJ$0lWI11,8UT li.EARNEI1 ALOI 29 Frov.: n Food s! 6r£ 99c ' 1-lb. - - - Pki. ...... AlP PRISM I'ROZIN I'LOliDA By ART SANSOM Jar A&P LIGHT CHUNK pl.. 1..d 39c Quart c1n1 6 49c APPIAN SALAD DRESSING · 1-lb. 11-ol. .... 59c Potato Chips SULTANA BRAND A&P BRAND Bananas fLORIDA Tomatoes • ' ' ~·· .....--- -·· ··~,. --::··-:--"··+··· ., .. .., . •. ' -~- . .... ... ' __ .. . _ �'1. ... . ot' ~ ~ •• I .... ' ·U·, lation Service held by Bethel No. ,62 ~!!~~:~ :Ill I p·t4 . .... . . ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ' U'1111: • :,. ' .. . I • Over Holidays Is Hostess to Staff OfficerS lnst,llation orftcerg wa. , anie Pullen, chaplain; Dorothy nell, associate guardian, were IJohnson of Racine chapter. due to Illness, and Janice eoucb, Gi.,en by Mayen held wnen B•tbel No. 6! of the 1Toney,. recorder; Carmen Sal.l introduced Of!ic"ers installed were Linchoir member, will be Installed The Northwestern Education Mr. :rs.lioy "/:yer, son 1 lnte• nauonl Order of Job s I ser Pnce, semor custodian; I Also introduced were Council Ida Yost honored queen : Lin_l at a later date. Association held their annual ined ~' tJirS:cy d~o Mr B 1 N tzHng was hod1 Daughters met Monday _evening 1Susie Price, _junior custodian; ! member, Daisy Blakesl~e. sec-1 da Lyon: senior princess; Pam F 11 . th Installation Miss Christmas party last week jn : r C~sttli:S da; atey the~ eM f~ ~mber ldeetiq: at the Pomeroy ~asomc Tem- : Sandra Brewington ~uckeydoo, ; retary ; Mabel Goeglei~, treas- 1Cleek, JUnior princ~ss ; B~cky Bla: o~mg re:ented the bonor- the Home Economics room in home Oak St. ' of the Melgs Temple Staff and pie •1th over lOll m attendance. , flag bearer; Jenntfer Lohse, t urer ; Margaret Yost, d1rectress! Nease, guide; Debbie Kmg, es ee. P . t Miss Yost the High school. Vernon Weber Gu;sts were Mr and Mra Offleerll Club held Mondat ... ~ennlfer Blakeslee, retinng l rr.usician; and Roberta Kraeu.! of musiC; Ada Nease, promoter 1marshal; carol King, chaplain; edd quleen' pm 0 1 1ft d as Sants Claus distributed gills C J Sb:oUSI daugil~ niDI! The Neulzlfllll hod wu flonori!d queen, w.as escorted ter , soloist of sociability ; Beth Pullen, cus- 1Annette Warner, first messen- ;;. ta M~ss •81 aa:es 'for an u:change, and there wBs chart~ of Columbus· Mr dec~ated throughout tn .teep. uno the Bethel room and lo the Past honored queens tnlroduc- l Indian of poraphernalla· Wil- l ger· Susan Lanning, second '" .: pres~ f h If' a carol sing led by Maurita Mil· I Mro WWlam Mayer' and. aon ing with the hoUday 10~ east by Pa~J M. Darnell asso- ;ed were. Lmda_ Darnell, Mary i· Uam Hayes, promoter of fi- me~senger ; Sheila Cowan, third ~~sw~d: £I sO:~ if~r ~si: Jer with Elizabeth Webster ac-- Ric!Qr, Mr. and Mrs. Kermli The meetfn& was oper;ed 1 Walton and son, Scott Mr. and with a Cbrlsbnas reading enlltcl•te guardt•n where she was 1 Toney. Stephame Pullen, Car- nance; Helene Mullen, promot- i messenger; Donna Theiss, fifth D Smlth per ted M~ Blakes- eompanlst. lntrCJdured ~s lnstallmg off~t:ttr \ men Pnrt>, Sandra Lurkeydoo · er of hospit.ality; .and Guy Cow- l messenger Debbie Hill librarian · . presen h ed Other musical numbers in- Mrs. Donald Hauck ~ daugb- led ''PoiQsettias" by Mrs. Phil 8 1 by E!·;lt' . D. S~mth. ~uardmn . and Jt:-~niler Lohse. Mr. and ' an, promoter of fraternal rela-' Mary Francis, Musician : Pa- le.e ~ltb :stB :~r :u:~ eluded a vocal solo, "0 Holy ter Donna Marie Mrs. tnHe Meinhart. New officers wert O!hPr ms1alhng officer~ were · Mrs Dav1d Yost, parents of the 1 tions, and three worthy rna- tricia London, recorder; Ann pm ~m hi eh e e .80 ed 00 1Night," sung by Jean Tillis, Hauck, Mrs. Edg~ Arnold electP-d. and Include Betty Spen. trl 1 l!t'd to the roum and intro- 1honort'd queen-elect, were in-' trons who registered the guests McClintock treasurer· Betsy paren b wb ch was thepmn senJor at Rutland High School, and ann Jerry and '"·· Linda cer president· Mn Maline M' k · ' ' ' her ro e y er mo r --. "'Will • • . • • dured b~· ISS Bla <'Sl("e and tn- , trodurt'd and es~orted: to seats · Naomi King of Evangeline ! Cunningham, senior custodian; ''ft ted ~ Mrs and a group l'Omposed of Roy Darnell, Pomeroy. During tbe Owens, vice president: Doris c:lud~t.l, . Ll r.da Darnell, gu1de; j in .the e,')st,. after which Mrs. Chapter, Barbara Walker, Porn- Nancy Yost, junior custodian; 8 G.iths ~ereDpres~~ and to th~ Miller, Howard .cole, Mrs. Non- afternoon special music waa· en· Bailey, treasurer; Etta LemleJ Man Ioney, marshal; Steph- 1Smith, guardian, and Mr. Dar- 1eroy Chapter, and Mary Loy ,Karen Hawley, inner guard; ~ 1 j b \r :r~~ k 1 Each ! ~a Roberts, Miss _Martha Oh· joyt.'d and gifts were exchan.g.: and Joan C1ark flower eommi'- - - --Kathy King, outer guard and 8 _the . Y " · a es ee. ell hnger and Mrs. M1ller singing ed. Joining the group In the tee. · .. - '"""""·"" .,._,,.,.,,,. , Crool.· 8 are Hosta Martha Vost, Twila Clatwor- tnsta~•ng of;tcer :.~~:~~nk "0 Christ?'" Tree" and "SI· evening w•re Mr. and Mrs, 11 ,... announced that lhl f J A H I'd D. thy Kathy Francis, Sandy Zer- mem er we e pr t , lent Nlgbt • In German. Charles Hayes, son CHarles and January meetlllll W<lu!d be a ! L 0 I U)' mner oys Party kle: Mickey Wolfe, Kathy Bunce, ~··~bud cors~ges .;,r c~rn~r':' I Games were played with Miss daughter, Mary Sue and Miss plaaned dinner meeUDII at lht 1 J Mr. ~nd Mr.s. Waite~ Crooks • Nancy Buchanan, Kathy Wat- ou onmeres Y r. an · ,Sally Schaaf in charge. The Marcy Owens, Columbus and Southern Ohio . '"" ~ entertamed Wltlt a Chnstmas Event son Carla Morr~ and Ruth Vost who also presented their Iblessing was given by the Rev. Electric social room Jan. 24. ~ dinner Saturday at tbeir home I An~ Lacey, choir members. daughter w•lh a guest book. all William Thorpe. Doring the ENTERTAIN AT HOME The traveling prize bro)ll!hl by 0 Page-81. Att~ndmg were MI:· The Senior High class of the Debbie Hayes fourth messenMiss . Blakeslee .tha~ed t progmm hour Mrs. Nellie Tra~ Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea enter· Mrs. William ADmBD wa1 woll ?-.It'~ Sophia Baronick of .. nd Mr~. Danny Thomas, Vl- Middleport First Baptist Church I ger and Joy Theiss choir mcm- for the!~ ~~lp ~ur~n~h n::~l cy gave a reading. "Mandy's tained with a dinner Christmas by Mnl. N<eutzling. &:onJ,,Iro. P.a., Mrs. Mildred ; ~~na~. Va.: Mr. and Mrs. held a Christmas dinner and 1 ber, who were unable to attend term 8 ~ h 11SS . : . ~ 11 t' a 1Christmas." Refreshments of at their home, Minersville. Games were played and prtz.. O'Br ,, 11 washington D c w Cr~s and daughters, party ("ast week at the church.· for their e P dm e m a a l~n. 1sandwiches, salad, punch and Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Gro- es won by Mulne Owens, Mrs. . . • . ., Pam and Cmdy Middleport· F I l h f th Ilea , Davtd Former, _V'""' . "-Mrs \lax ine Freeman and Ed· IG Cr · • Tony ower, eac er o e ...U&¥h!t• .,, llli>.,..m;c:u, ;I<Zdllldl'l' •Members an . .guests were fm- 1co ffee were served wt'th Jean ver Erb and Mra• ~-·t a:Q;~mJ .. a-nla vl't'cus ward B.Jronick, Fairmont, W. ene ooks, Columbus; Mrs. class, presented glfL, to tbose vtted lo the dmtng room or ITillis and Betty Clark of the Pomeroy; Mr. and Mro. Larry and Mrs. Melnliart. RefresbVa. lllld Mr. and Mrs. Chnton ! Henry Fruth, Miss Kathr~n present and Dave Jenkins, presrefreshments whi~h wer.e serv- 1FHA presi~ing at tbe silver Thomas and daughter, Melinda ments of sandwiches, CDQkJn Fishl'r ,1f Pomerov wei·e holi- 1~ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iident, presented Mr. Fowler and f ed from a table wit~ white cov- coffee service and punch bowL of Columbus: and Mr. and Mrs. and punch were .served from 111 " • nd M W ' "'" and children. Henry and I the Rev Donald Boone lamOU er and centered With an ar-~ In charge of the food were Mra. Larry B...,. and son Stevie table decorated with the bollda ~ gut-~ I:i. 0 f mr. a rs. ·r Judy !\f A McC M . . ' I I G· s1,,, 11 " k, Mulberry Heights. . d "' . nn oy, r .' ily with gilts from the class. • M 'ddleporf 1 rangement of purpIe and wl't" .e Ann Ogdln, Mrs. Anna E. Turn· Lexington. day theme. . . an Mrs. J'a..:k Fruth an~ chil-l Christmas storjes were read I I mums With white ~andles. In er, Mrs. Thelma Camfrhe1l and ----MI - 1 ~ .~~ Ann Jones and chi!- ! dren, Carol, Lynn, . Mirhaf'1 ,1auring the evening and plans , crystal holders on either Side. Miss Leda Mee Kraeuter. Charles Smith, Alan Todbesek. ENTERTAIN AT HOMB dren .. ~·,f:rt'y. Terri, Pamela 1John . .and Joan of Pomt Pleas- · made to improve class attend- ThP Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Refreshments were prepared by Those attending in addition; Guests included Mrs. Don Stl.v- Mr. and Mrs. Roy WinebrenaDd I' ( f; 1· of Columbus w~re I ant, 'II.. Va. ance. The tables wer~ decorat- Place and children f)( ElbrJdg~, Harriett Neigler and Margaret to the above were Ne1lie Vale, ers, Mrs. Danny Strnble, Mr, ner entertained In their home bohd,!,r 1n•ekt'nd guesls of her ed with flowers und candles in New Y~rk, .are here for 6 boll- Yost assisted by Helene Mul- Roberta Wilson, Gladys Major, and Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson, Mrs. Christmas day with 1 turkey grr!ll. 1.. ~r~· nl s Mr. and Mrs. A tre holiday theme for the din- day VISJt with her parents, Mr. len, Mary Cleek, Mabel Mar· Olive Page, Eugene CampbeiJ, Eugene Atkins, Mrs. Don Me- dinner enjoyed by Mr, and Mrs. Rirne~1 d ! · .~mpbell. Jeffrey renn.ounce Program ner. 1 and Mrs. Harry ~oudashelt a~d shall, Maltie Yost and Mary Mary Bacon, William Arnott, Kenzie, Mrs. Charles Smith, Harold weaver, Tommy, LIDnuilnl·t! r..:· a week's \'isit. J For f""'riday Service Attending were Dave Jenkins, 1dauglit ·r, Mtss Freddie Houda· Virginia Kautz. Serving on the Don Stivers, Carla Gilmore, Miss Judy Williams, Miss I.Jn- da Sue, Michael, and Peggy· : . •Larry Gladwell, the Rev. and Ishdt. chair committee for the even- Don McKenzie, Eugene Atkins, da llaley, Mra. Nellie Tracy, Elizabeth Merritt Ridlard 1 M K 1G ~lr ;-Hit L rs. ~r 8 brueser 1\.._Ah Watch mght service will iMrs Donald Boone and child- Chmtmas dinner guests of ing were Jim Butcher and Charles Downie, James Vennarl Roy Mil1er and the Rev. and brenner, Mr and Mrs William ·nt "sd ."''•' 1 ~ 11 ry ~n h'P' , L""t etld'tthish Pr~day at the East ren.' Jeanne and David, Mr.' Mrs I' c Sansbury Miss Sal· Sam Hood. James Adams, fra Wolfe, Mra. Wllllam Thorpe. G. Wlnebre~er and u~- Ann 1 , ear ~~ et odist ch h be · 1 UDC JI 1'1 u umuus WI 1 rea· · \, · • " , ' ' 1 . t . urc ' , g":1· 1and ~l rs. Tony Fowler, Marta ' ly Sc haaf and M1ss Eh:cabelh wves mng a 8 30 p.m. The pubhc IS H bb d J d B M ta I ' · 8 S Mr' \I ,·l hv Whaley and Wil- l invited Included · th ~ ar ' u Y rewer, yr 1Chapman were M1ss ess an· IR pro- 1•W1lson, Stephen Pullen liam I l lll'~t·r. were Christmas gram arc meditations bye sev. ' Donna 1 bo ru, Mrs. Luci II e Bearhs II aw dinn ··r ](I('' L:-; llf Mr. and Mrs.l eral mimsters pra·er a reli _ I H:~yman , Dave ~tgrnan, A~n l kms and Mrs. Cash Braley. Karl t;l ut·.;er ?nd sons. Iious movie. sPecial~ m~sk an~ IWilson, P~ul Ham':'s: Stephame Monday gue~ts ~i th Mrs. Sans· Mr .ond Mrs. Murrian Leng refre shments ' Pullen, Mike Bus~trk, Sa m bury were her granddaughter and ~r~lll(ldaugt:ter, Brenda and I An offering will be taken to ~ Hood. and St~ve Hmdy of New Iand famJiy , Mr. and Mrs . Ri· Mr. .tnd .'\'lrs. Lynn Lung and : help defr<ty the expenses of the York , a guest. Icha:d . Koehler and children, bmli1 uJ Parkersburg, W. Va. j meetmg. Churches of Letttrt I Chmtme, Betty,. R1cky, \f tke, were ~tllldJy guests of Mrs. Myr-j Methodist charge are sponsors. Picla?ns are Ho.ds Ka~~". ~nd .J?m of. Colu~bus. tle U 11 ~ J ames F. Early is pasnr. The~ ill so VI Site~ w1tb his mo~11· ,nd Mrs. Dwight Lovan .41 Ruf/et Supper !her, Mrs. LewiS Koebler, Sr. ant.. ~on Skio visited Sunda.,.:ev· Dr. and Mrs .R R.R Pickens : and Mrs Kenneth Amsbary an~ en1 ng 11 U~rwin wilb · Mr. VISIT IN SYRACUSE , entertained with a buffet sup- ' family, Ches ter Rd. am:: .\II~ Elmer Bailey and , Mr. a~d ~s. H~rold John- per and pa rty ror thelr employ- Mr and ,\~ r.:; Ro.bert Tew~ss2ndr 1 son, ~p~mgf1eld, Ohto, sprnt ees and gues ts during the holi- , bary cnt.ertarned with a f,1m1ly ~!r , L::trry Thomas and Me- ' Lhe ~hr1~ tmas weekend . 1V't h d a~ q•asun . Gifts were exchang. d ~mwr Chnstrn;~~ Da.1·. Present I With new ataln reslotant finish. A tine !ind~ 1o1 Columbus and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davrs, Sy- ed during the evening. 1\l. ere ~ell1e Tewksbary, Mr. and selection. All boxed for easy purchase. Lo:m ~u nt·e and StevJe o! Lex-~ ~a=~~e· ~ --- -·~-1 Attend1ng were Mr nn~ . Mrs. ' Mr s. ~ar·~ GJ!mor<: and dau~~· Choose from this selection. in~to'l ili'E' "pendine a week with . . I.Jarnes Conde. 0. E. MrKmley, l t.er, Carla, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· tb~ir p,•tt·nls, Mr. and Mrs. Don ~ .Jr .. s~ent C~nstmas ln Col um- Mrs. G~rge Huds(:n, Gladys i Iram \\h1le and daughler, Cin· R~a i ?us with the1r daughter and son- 1Cox Yvonne Scally .i..ucille 1 dy, Md ; and Mr. and Mrs. ASTOR - 100% DuPont Polyester ' ' 1 e. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson I m-law ' 1M .r. a nd Mr!l. Andy 1 Hamson, Mary Shofer, Helen J udson w·h't Dacron. In White or Ivory. --- ·- ----: Summerfield and Renee. IBod!mer. Dr. and Mrs. John i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, 54x72 Inch, $7.95-60x80 Inch, $8.95 ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddie Ridgewuy ; Dr. Harold Brown, i Columbus, spent the holiday 72x90 Inch, $9.95 1Lell'_lley of Columbus spent th ~ ~ Louisa Johnson, Flossie Hoff- with his p8rents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Chnstmas weekend with hJ s man. Darlene Justis and Brooks Marvm Kelly . ! pa.r~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holstem. Mr and .\Irs. James Doug. ARDMORE - 100% DuPont's Poly· ~ William Lt:mley. They were ac- ~ le:s of Belle, W. Va. and Mrs. 1 ester Dacron. compamed twme Sunday, by h1s dan Ned of Wl at woods, Ky. 1 broth: r. ~~arles Lemley for a logt!ns .are H OS(.$ were overnig~t guests this week 54x72 Inch, $7.95-60x80 Inch, $8.50 . week s VISit. On (./rrrstmns nr~v of Mrs. Lill ian McGhe. 72xl08 inch, $12.95 1 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks Mr. and Mrs. George ·Logan T·Sgt. and Mrs. Virgil J. spent the Christmas weekend I ent'!rtained with • dinner I Manle\, Lockbourne A1r Base, ; in Reynoldsburg, with their son Christmas day, at their home, Columbus, entertained with a I GAYLORD - 75% Spun Rayon, and daught er-in-law, Mr. and : Hemlock Grove. Present were family dinner Chn stmas. At~ 20% Cotton and 5% Other Fibres. In j Mrs. John R. Weeks and family.[ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey and lending were Mr. and Mrs. Wal- I tan and white. 1. M~s. Herman Scholl is visit- Sandra, Darwin ; \1r. and Mrs. 1 !.on .\lunley, Middleport, and Mr. 54x72 Inch, $5.95-72x90 Inch, $9.95 mg m Reynoldsburg, witb Mr. l Dw1ght Logan and Skip, Mrs. ! and Mrs. Earl Mason, ColumIand Mrs. John. R Wee~s. and : Florence Holley and Mrs. Hel- l llus Mr. and Mr~ Mnnle~· at1 family. She will also visit at en Brickles, Pomeroy ; Wayne te~ded a pre-Chnstml:lS dmner Mt. Vernon, Witn Mr. ana Mrs. Milhoan. Middleport; Miss Ber- 1Fnday at the Mason home in FORTUNE - 78% Spun Rayon, 16% Cotton and 6% Polyester Dacl'Oll. Bruce Scholl and family nice King and the host and host- ~ Columbus. Mrs. E. J. Trocy returned ess. Mr. and Mrs. Judson White White or Ivory. here Sunday after spending the In the afternoon Mr. and Iwere hosts for a Christmas Eve 54x72 Inch, $3.95-60x80 Inch, f4.91 Christmas weekend in Colum- 1Mrs. Logtin and Sk,ip, Mrs. Bri- dinner at their home on MiiJ72x90 Inch, $5.95 1 ~u~ with her son and daughter· ! ckles, Mr. Milhoan, Mrs. Geoli,~e 1 St Attend in~ were Judge and ' G-I'IIJoiPllm·law,Dr. and Mrs. E. A. ILogan and Mrs. Holley visited I Mrs. John Howell of Gallipolis: pampers JOUr fabrics! Tracy. Callie Logan at tbe Elm- Mr and Mrs. Carl Gilmore I Mrs. Jay Warner and daugb- 1Mrs. • NHiooll liolt screen wood Nursing Home at Alfred. and daughter, Carla Sue, Mr. is ri8f1l ..... dOor! I t.er, Linda were overnight visiand Mrs. Robert Tewksbary, , ..... tors Monday. In Huntington, W. Mr. and Mrs. HilU!B Denms Saelens, Middleport; Mr. PorteliJUo e.amot na 1 Va. and Mrs. Wl!ham White and INTRODUCING- FIELDCREST Special Purch1MI C.nnon 69• Mr and Mr•. Milford Jones Are Dinner Hosts daughter, Cmdy, Maryland. ~ of Akron were Christmas week· Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines I Mr. and Mrs. William White BANNER STRIPe TOWELS ekact cQilc IIi A t 'If end guests of his mother, Mrs. entertamed w1th a dinner Chnst· and daughter, Cindy, MaryElllra heavy towels In a new pattern. Orchid and Nettie Jones and his aunt Mrs mas dey at their home, Athens land, spent the holidays here wblte - royal and white - gold and while - pink Plaid pattern In ereen, gold, yellow and multi-color. Roy Thompson, West Main St. Road. Guests were Mr. and w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and white avacado and white teal and white. Double !bread bath towel iD :Ill by 40 Inch Mr. and Mrs, Milford Jones, Mrs. Charles Woode, Chester; Carl Gilmore. They have reMrs. Roy Thctmpson and Mrs. Mrs. Cleland Hines and Mr. and turned to Maryland leaving Cin· $1.98 BATH TOWELS---- SALI! $1.59 Nettie Jones spent Sunday af- Mrs. Denver 'lboma, Pomeroy, dy for a week's visit with her HAND TOWELS SALE 99c lernoon at GalllpoUs with Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines grandporents. WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Mlltchlng With C l o t h o - - - - - Uor SO. Gertie Coug!tenour and Mra. and Amy and Andrea, GallipoHoliday guests of Mr. Florence Buck. lis. Mrs. Cbarles Bennett included Mrs. Nettie Jones vlslted Sun- Jn the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. thtoir daughters, Miss Maxine Middleport, Ohlt day evening in Cheshire with Willard Hines and Mrs. Woode • Bennett, Columbus; and Mr. RELDCREST SAMPLER Mrs. Gladys caidwell. visited in B~lpre with and Iand ~rs . Vernon Rogers and SPECIAL PURCHASE! - - - - -- Mrs. Ray Hines end farrnly. son, J1m, of Oak Harbor. Their -.=~;_-, j son, Wurren Bennett and fanr American Heritage Sampler Towels. An unusual I ily visited with them during the o.IHNIJ.nlerr.,.., value. holiday week . Mr. L. D. Diles spent Chris~ Pomerey1 Ohio $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - S A L E $1.59 mas in Athens with members of HAND TOWELS SALE $1.09 his family including Mr. and TONIGHT & THURSDAY GUEST TOWELS SALE 58c Mrs. Harry Mitchell and famNOT OPEN :hcellent qtllllty. White with muiU-eolor lrlm. WASH CLOTHS SALE 58c ily, Mr. and Mrs. William Diles and family and Dr. and Mrs. friday and Saturct.y Charles Jividen and lamlly. Dec. 31-Jan. 1 "THE -.r OF LOVE" Mrs. Robert Allensworth and -Techmcolor~ son, John, and Mrs. James SPECIAL PURCHASE James Garner, Dick Van Hawley have returned SPECIAL PURCHASE! Dyck, Elke Sommer, Angie BACHELOR GIRL were Dickinson, Ethel .Mennan, as I Walbridge where they "Madame Coco". holiday guests of the latter's "PLAY IT COOL.. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, James Hawley, family. They Bll1y Universe and the Satclt Sizes 8 to 18. Have matehJnc helmet - In llfeQ> Jfl· Plain or mesh weave. Sizes 9 to ll. Elcellent color were accompanied home Utes, Danny Withams .election. low color. With blact cordilroy collar• da , Ricky, Jack and Detlble '· ff aving• Year•a Eve party.? h~v~ aome ?f my Hawley for a vacation visit with SUNDAY, MONDAY K,n~u('kv Fried Chicbn. lt'1 made w1th my ongmal rec1pe so and TUESDAY their grandmother and it' tend;r and W\1 111d fioger lkkin' good. We do tho cooking. Jan, 2-3-4 relatives. All u, u havo ~ dO II pick it up. You've probably got a lot of t)tfto Pr•mln.. r's M d Mr "IN HARM'S WAY" r. an S. Danny Th<>mlts IL "1utiont to teep, .eo why ttMt -out on an empty stomach'" • -Tcc:hDicolorreturned to Vienna, W. Va. I>~ John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, day after 'D holiday visit Patricia Neal, Tom Tryon, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ." ' Paula Prentlu, Bnndon De l - '.... ,_ Wilde, Franchot Tone, James er Crooks and family. Mr ccwNEL sA~a!S' Mitchum. Jill Haworth, Da- 'fhomas will return to MlddleTHi 11~11$1.25-'-THI IUCKIT $1.71 '• . na Andrews, Burgess Mere- port to assist her mother, who , . ,,~!1'111 IAAREL $5M dtth, Henry Fonda. ouslalned 811 ankle Injury I CROW'U;IIAK HOUSI WY 2-5432 .,_c. __1•_K_•_n. __•___________:1 wee~ 1 'llllllllllllllllll~~~~~~~·-~.~~~~~~~--~~-.~...~~ :::f Do:!rt I Pomeroy ·::! and. S: perso:: VOL XVII NO. 214 ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1965 and • at Church Closs EnJ' · 1 Ab Mam y ou . ponple In . enttne ;::;:,;'eror·Ml;I;~N:~~,;:~es Dmner "I ? alae Bogalusa Chief WORLD Around And Ab wm.: ° u--., · Shop At Elberfelds Thursday and Friday 9 to S I SPEOAL PURCHASE! "Scranton" Lace TABLE COVERS Budget-priced 1 FRIGIDAIRE Flowing Heat Dryer! Entire Trailer Tax Due Soon 1 The trailer tax In Meigs county for 1966 is payable now at the office of Auditor Gordoo H. Caldwell in the courthouse. Mr. Caldwell said Ollio R.. Yised Code Sections 4503.116 and 4503.061 went Into effect in November of this year making it necessary for the payment of the entire trailer taxes before the January 30 deadline. Persons paying trailer taxes are to bring either a bill of sale or purchase contract to the auditor's «lffice. The auditor advises that the I ...,..$159·95 . M:· ''Start the·New Year off on the right leg." 1,•--;;;oi;;;oi........ MEIGS THEATRE TERRY TOWELS Seamless Nylon Stockings Cannon Terry Dish Cloths 15c Boy's Rubber Raincoats 2 Kutuekv fritd Ckla••• these taxes could be paid on the Be Thrilty! Save All ol Yout Saleslips from . Elberfelds In · · · ____ :::;~der:sscunsLaw Highway me. 1 K St ' : ~:~:~ti:~. pure;;;~::; ~:~~~~ t;::~ta~,e~~~:t ~~~~::~i~ ~i:.~~tf~~.~;~r ~~~;:~~~:~t~";,a~~~~·~;~;:. ' BATH TOWELS BAKER FURNITURE W It NEW ADMINISTRATOR tnl ra or on an i 31.- Sentmel Photo. 1 Budget Approv~JI ,,~~~e;:;tr;~o~~e , regatta 1n June foU1~ Banned by Town SWEARING-IN - .Middleport Mayor Lee Smith, right, 35, swears In Clydo 0 . Fisher, Middleport Chief Police Reri' eon at mt>etmg m 73, Wednesday evemng at Informal ceremony in the mayor'• office at town haiL - Sen- bert Gilkey today reminded Unel Photo. residents there Is llll ordinane · t tAI~gb~ department budget ~lghwey department for 1966 lion and $2\JII fur rount y po rlion social rooms. against 88 gWJs beiDg fired . oamg .•ooo for 1~ was lS as follows : Iof employees' rt'IJ remenl AI Leonard, regatta th .J m approved ttus morning m a The commi outlined the , (lver the office he held court e .vii 3~~· . &pec18l meeting of the Meigs ENGINEER 1M ~ ssJon re - E'IC>Clffi 1s being counted in what is now the council cham· Ch:e~ Gtlkey. ~~Id blJ depart· County Commissioners. Engineer - Salary $9,600, sta· anrd ~~ t fi~~m.ny. 11: presidt>nt· form His assistanr: bers of town hall. When he came me~ as recelv~ ~veral com. lionary and supplies $500, other . r Hn was agam named Lton Willis Leadinalbaa back to office ln l954 he held plamts of damage bemg done by Kenneth McEihmny, Robert expenses $3,4011. Total $13.500. 1Vtce ws.dent The y reh~red regaita cha~rman court In the quarters these oUi- ~~ ~ns and the parents of Clark and Charles R. Karr, Sr., Maintenance and Repairs - George, Logan as dug catcher! Guests mtrod . cials occupied until recently. Juvemles involved in such acta also approved a temporary gen- Compensation and damages $2, for 1966 Lurdle Norns as their ard Ross b M =·• look hi tb ( can be held responsible. era! fund budget for all county 11011 contract work ... 11011 Ia· clerk. and J1m Cornell and J · Y~ r. eumer s oa or • 1 J The • ..,., ' Carl N•!s lh . oe Foster bjl bis 11 0 hh1 sixth tertnln the newly panIc~s or anuary. com· bor employed direct $125,000, '" Gn as cour ouse Jam. Foster. ' eled and equipped mayor'a off· Compensation Clalm ~sstOners have until April I to materials $!16,11011. Total $31Z,IIOII. 1tors. Dr. Harold Bll>WIL ice formerly used u storage for Ia Filed by Stat!" er~e~~:l ~tBions on the t~en. Bridge and Culverts Construe- , presided. Church Clyde 0. Fisher, s. 2nd-aY, WBI snrn-l,q Wednesday parking meter oupplfes and re- The state has filed a suU lor The breakdown of . lion - Contrad work $25,11011, " . "' c• ,,. I mg lunch were Mrs. (!;~· night for his aixtb term as mayor of. MiCid!eport by the pairs adJacent Is the Jail eel!s. $6441.32 against the Ohio Valley Uons for EJil!lneer H. ;pt:r'~~; ~::yed dtrecl $25,11011. The Meigs Coonty Soil I Mrs .. Lilly present ~ayor, Lee ~ilh who Io Jess tb·an hilt as old as Mr. FISher Is a one-Ume a<hool Manufacturing c.q, ~ . •11011• . and Water Cooservatioo Dis· ' Lanrung and Mrs. the I'J)ID IUCCeedlng him. teaeher of West Virginia, Me~ pers Plains, on an alleged Wort.. I ..,._..I !I m li R la::mtenalnce an~ Repall' - &rict Wednesday nigbt anMayor Smith, 35, a chemleal englneer.J!nijiloyed by the :unty coal mine operator, Mid- men's Cumpensatlon claim. CINCINNATI (UPII - "Do materi::"P ~i~ d~ect $25,11011. noonced plano for a tree plan~ TeeD•Bf!en m'l'tlfel Slall(fer Chemleal Company, Mason county, 11 .compleUng eport.grocer, and is now em- In other Common Plfu Court )'OU bave any p1a11 far New Other ~x • · ota! $27.1101!. lng demonstration 11 tbe stale T .1..1•i.CAIQDI.y/ 0 • neerly lour yetll'l of service In the p<!lii-:Jit; 'l'fsher ployed tn the officeo olthe Pea- activHy Mary Cozart iiFD 2 Year'• Eve" Inquired Judge penses - Workm.n' highway garage ln mid Marrb mayor troD; 1940 through 194.6 then ret.irnei In 1954 ~:: cock Coal eompany. He also llecme.' has filed a p.;lWoo fo; George HeHuer of Jlmea L. con;:n':tlon 13.500, County's when ....Uings I Area l'een-Agera two more Ierma, compleUng that lour nt public duty In operates '" the areo bact of the divorce from CbariN 'COzart, ll'taver, It, Ia Trefft• Coon ~ 11011 mployees . retll'ernent, Supervl•ors preseat were l lo th~ anDIUII Trl, 19S7. . ol~ .TNT phtnl. New York, N. Y., charging areas Wedaeoday. ' • road machtnery and Theroo Joltnson, Reid Young, Year' Eve Teen Mayor Smith auceeeded Ken- gelling llflirted, the 11'9atest beI m. engaged In bulld!DI! ur, neglect of duty and exlreme "No, sir," repHed Weover, :'lpment $50,11011. Total ~.. Rex Shenefield, alld David night at the ~=~ MeEibtaney wben Mayor !D(Ilbe aewerage project " !Ia a quahty white-face beef herd, cruelty• and Ellen Franeu Ell- lensed of drlvln& II IllS Koltlentz. lllbers sttendlng School •udltorium reaigned In 1161 ljlded, "I'll need Lee's he~ We he said. len has been gr~nted I divorce mlleo per !lour •• lllterntat oved commtsstone,.. also II> were Carl Blllkam, C. E. m. to I a. m. I'Hiedlon. '!ben blive worked well to~ In SitU beanr •I 73, M&for Flab- from Gerald C. Eble~. ·~~~e pia(&' 75 e a f8,300 Dog and Ken- Blakeslee, Orion Housh, ASC The annual dance wu I'Hiected ail lbe past and I think bo will ~~~ hts appearance Is no Uff was restored bet· ~ "You ._ve - " piled beeJ:ond btJdget for 1966. Its Committeeman, and Robert formal lind llttll!l' 11163. help mw " Ma ·-~ by dtalleDI!Inl lilY· name of Ellen FranCa Cflnim ~ .._._ ' re Wll llbows $915 for audJ. Bl•hop Dlana~er of the SEO Ship of the MHIIIlot ll'iaher: _· · ; yor "' "!'"!"" Olle at the swearlng·in to a fool · ,, · ,....•. ''Five U,. ill llle tor's clerk hire and supplies, Branch StaHoa 01 tbe Olllo School Athletic flnlllt the went to Mayor Melp Geaeral RooJiiaj . r':.:or dog warden, Agricultunl tliJIOl'lmeatal Tho top lit .ill of . . .Smltb 11M lad ·Ill lhllln , b fin . . . a newsmen preaent. Adoalltlou - r;one, . ' ,or expenses, ti.OQO Statioo II Col1>01lltr. Ceatured by lb.! · • ·•' . ,-· e I lllok .He bad ao takero. 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