http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1ab5420a2f2554b01d97d58a6367f911.pdf ae781022b642c888f164e51931c3d551 PDF Text Text ., I • 1tUi'bUI 'tVEA'tHQ • . . .. • • Motu, ...,, llltlt ...... 8alarday - · ·, enttri~~J~ at y h tomperalan! lodly, ........ ud S.llmlay. illh lteiJ !Ia~ arday. Low IAIIIIpl rr • M, ldP ) .' ....··--------------------------:-:-::-::-:-::-::~ ..... VOL XVI NO. 192 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Missionaries, \C hildren held MOSCOW - 'l'lle !Ievie! Uol011 lnday accused the United States of agreuslon In both the Congo and North Viet Nam. It said it wae reedy ro atd North Viet Nam but did not offer help to the Congolese rebels. LEOPOLDVIU.E. The Congo 1 aU five were c®nected with 1 (McChesney went to Africa 1 Communist China· however. (UPJ 1 _ Five Americans- ! the ''Heart Of Africa'' mission about four years ago. . three missionarin and two ehiL . whieh has headsuarters in Fort (The spokesman sald ~ey CAR WRECKED - Above is what is left of an IU..,. dren - were reported at the IWashington, Pa. (Box A). I had not heard from the five mobile wrecked early today by a Point Pleasant man at I mercy of savage rebel• today (In Fort Washin~t~n. a since July the Logan Monument Co., lot, West ~ain-St., Pomer.oy. in isolated jungle areas of the spokesman for the mJsslon to- I The rebellion appeared to be The driver was being pursued by Shenff Robert C. BarDR. VERNON R. ALDEN Congo. day identified the five as Mrs. I far from over. . , ten bach, and was facing a road block set up by Po~ Several hundred other white F.J . Gunningham a former Reports from ~tanleyville : Patrolman George Hicks at the Pomeroy-Mason Bridp hostages were unaccounted for resident of the st~te of Wash· said most of t?~ L~ty was a entrance . I in rebel • controlled territory. ington, and her two children; "no man's land With neither bor\a. • 1Three Americans and 52 other William McChesney of Phoenix· the rebels nor the wh1te me.rI forelgners already have been Ariz., and Agnes Chansler, 53, cenary-led Congolese army m MOBS OF Alrlcan NaUcnaHsts I slain in three days of rebel a veteran missionary worker in control. and Cornmurusts . attacked . . atrocities ~ the Congo from cautorrua. "If you walk in the streets American properiJ m Czecho· . Dr. Vernon R. Alden, presld~nt or Ohio UniverSity, Diehard rebels stiffened their (The mission Is sponsored by you are liable to get a bullet slovakia, Bulgar1a Kenya and wJJl speak next Wednesday evemng at a dinner follow- I .. t el I th w ld 'd Evangelization in the head " one government th( U11ited Arab ~public in vi· ing a ground-breaking ceremony in the afternoon for i oppoSitloned to govhe;nmenth 1 11' 1c" dor .nwF• oert washington 1 soldier was' quoleo as saying. Th sd Rio G d College's ew library 1 forts aim at crus mg e e . rusa e I . I d olent emons ratons .,.. ur ay a· ran e ~ . : . j~t insur enc A fierce battle 1 (The Gunninghams were st.a· l Government forces controlled gainst the U.S.·Beig1an rescue The ground·breakmg w11l climax a year-long drive 1 " g Y· · ·on the airport but the rebels were e . · 1 of · t'Io ned a t Ma1mgw1a, · money t o b Ul'ld the new Jib rary. T0 d ay, $428 ,· was reported for eontro a miSSI t o ratse mission In the Con,go. . · t t 250 1 th f er.trenched on the left bank of 0 th~ Congo River. They were In Florence, Ita!), more 991.56 has been ]>!edged to the library b~ildin~ fund. Ov· : Stanleyvlile. The re~l~i ~e: ~~:: m•es nor than 50 sii!IH'arrylng Africans er $203,000 of thiS amount has been rece•ved m cash and l apparenUy prepared gh Mg · Ch ho h b Iarmed with mortars and ma· s d negotiable securities the last man. 1 ( 1ss ans 1er, w as een . 1 picketed both the U. . a n AI t' . t' . . th er -- The flve missing Americans in missionary work in the .1 chmeguns. An attempt by Con- I British Legations. Brussels saw so par lCipa mg m e c "I . .. M C c bo t 35 go]ese army troops to cross the I a counter-demonstration in fa. emony will be Stanley L Ev- the college's Dining Hall at 7 were lden~Ifled only as rs. o~go or a u . . years, wa: river was reported to have The driver of a car pursued by law enforremen~ IU• vor of the mission. About 300 an!, Ge~~ral chair~an of the , that evening. campaign work- I F.~. Gunnm~ham and her two ; domg gen~ral mJssl~n:ry w~r- been repulsed. thorities lost controi of it and wrecked on West Maln:st Belgians, mostly student:,, sma- fund ralsmg compalgn; Dr. I ers \\ill be honored guests. Dr.l ch.lldren, \\i . Mcl.""he~ and at the rru~sJon st.atlo at g Observers said rebel leaders in Pomeroy early today. shed windows In the Algerian Francis Shane, president of the lvemon Roger Al\ien, president iM•ss A. Chansler. Officials Sa!d lbita, 45 mileo oorth of lbangc ld bil' th II' fanatiCal James A. Toles, 23, of Pt. Pleasant, suffered painful 1 F.mbassy before a strong police Boord or Trustee~ of ~ I o 1 of Ohio University, will address - "f, 1 ~fl~wer~oto ::ep t~em hghtmg faclal injuries in the accident and was rushed to Veterlorce drove them away . Grande College, and assoct(\te the m....etmg. Music will be pro- 1 I~,. ,~~~~~ t th 1 t man. ans Memorial hospital by Pomeroy emergency squadmen. general chairman ol the fund vided by the Rio Grande Col· CAPE KENNEDY iUPI)- 0 ,T~er:' is one mile around Authorities may charge that Toles took the car ~rom A FRESH wintry outburst raising . campaign; Dr. Alphus , lei(e ensemble. The United Stales .adoy poo~ the post vffice in the center of !in front of the Shenangs Sprmgs N1te club sho~t!~ ~oto~: gripped the Northern Plains R: Christensen, president of I Dr. Alden, 41, was inaugur~ l I poned an attemt to laud . Stanleyville that is sal'e." Col. , 1 a.m .. today. Pohc~ satd auto larceny c~~xes heavy snow and tcy winds Rto . Grand~ College; Sam s. l ated as president of Ohio Unl· Jts aecoad Mart:aer Man I Jeremiah Puren, a white mer- filed ~mce the vehtcle belonge_~o a.~f::.r~ ·e=::.·- -- - from the Northern Rockies DaviS, chairman of the lead- versity in January 1962. Prior 1 I probe. cenary reported from the for- . Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach. M b 'd h' ·u di · · 0 f the · ' • • led t 0 th ·t Pomeroy • ason r1 ge. Minnesota. Hazardous drivings ers IP KJ s VlSlOD . to that he s~rved as associ· I 1 mer capital of the rebel em- said he was cal e m e H t ba reported that he 18 were sent out from eastern Mon· ; Dr. J. Boyd D~v f ate dean of faculty at the Har- ; : pin. ''The rest is in big trou· club about 12 :45 ~· ~· wh~n : :;:d ~he ear and attempt. 1 1 tana tn Minne:sota. Cattlemen ~ the Boa 0 vard Graduate SChool of Buai- 1 1 ble." . a fight started outslde lt. Wht e to follow It until it wa• were .aJ.. alerlod. of RID Grande_ Col· MS8 Administration. A ~~d~and · Unconfirmed reports reaching enroute tbere another report e ed ed into the roadblock. Nur Blizz.ai'd conditions exHar~~ M.arttn,, e.h~rman ate of t~.e Harvard Busmess John Heiskell, WSAZ.TV , •.. · . ..here said other rebels re-cap- . was rece1ved that a car had w II !sled 1ft ...tern Montana, northspecial ~ts diVISion for ISchool, Alden receiv!d hil A. Radio J>OfSonallty, forecast to ACCI · lured lbe town of Puoia, 300 •been taken.. saw tbe sheriff'• cruiser an4 ern Soutb Dakota and Nol'lll .. . o( lbe _fund r;us· <B. degree 'froni " Brown lllllver- 1Pomeroy Lion• Wednesday tbet mile• ;outh of Stanieyvflle. It I The Shenff said he turned et-a-wa as the mow cam~atgn, and Wlllard~~ ~ sity. jtelevision will command inwas taken by government ! toward Pomeroy in pursmt of at~;~:l~ie: :aid To[~ Jost along by wnkls Coun· I c:reasing importance in educa- : forces a week ago bul no guard . the ear. control nf his car when H u .'·, . miles per hour. of campaign. tion. . . . was left behind, it was re- eroy u Po leftt he highway in front of tbe . ·.\\ . Th uDd ~bleat· g will be ~ A one • time orgamzahonal ! ported. set P ~ ---- -- I Logan Monument Co., lot llld 'ftie accldeatal . death toll held e ro the rJ::tar !O!ml· \ director for Meigs . Gollia Farm ; Three peraons were Injured Some_ of the rebel-beld ho.. , hit a street sign. The car thoD llJOIIed past 200 :oday on the . ~ meetin of the college's I Bureau Cooperatives, Heiskell Iin an accidenl on Rt. 33, Wed· l tages• mduding lhe five _Amer· j I veered across the highway,~ ~ day of _the long Thanks· ~= of Tur:te-es. al~o predicted that color TV nesday investigated by the tcans, were believed capt1ves m over a four foot wall and onto IJVlng weekend. of w1U become more widespread Ohio State Patrol at 7. 45 P m 1 the eastern Congo towns of Bu- \ the railroad tracks. It wu Moot o( the dealhs were the To celebrate the su~ss I and that three . dimensional TV one tenth of milo ,;,rth . nia and Wamba, There were ' heavily damaged, 1 is not far off In the future, Porn , no announced plans for para· · HosPital officials said lhll result of car ace~dents. The the buildi,ll8 lund. campaign, .a worst was a two--vehicle · aeci· vletory dmiler will be held m Sp~aldng fol~owmg • lunch· eroy . ~ troopers to rescue them. j Three petitions for div. .· morning Toles was in fair d~nt near Olanta, .S.C., t~at COLUMBUS (UPI) , The eon m the sOCial rooms of lhe One car,, driven eouth by Clay· _,_m~ i have been filed in Meigs Coun. , condition. He bas been cliareecl killed e1ght persons Including Public UlllM~es CommissiOn of Federated Church eerved by ron J. Grlfllmett, 24, Wayne, . -Th t Common Pleas Court. They :with reckless operation by 111o stx membere of oDe family. No ..,. Ohio is not satisfied with just church ladies· Heiskell noted Mich., and aoother north by I NEW YORK i!;PI) , e Y . iPomeroy lice. . 1 one lived throujb the accldenl a rt:ductton in interstate tele- that Channel 3 serves 71 COIJI'Ioo Shirley K. Ables, 28, Stewart mystery of bow the lsraeh lin· arehby . J M . ko Long '\, Pomeroypopolice also aiTelted unced b th · · f tates H 1 met in the centH of th road tr Shalom and thr Norweglaa T om as . ' arcm , IX phone rates anno y e tl.es Jn . our I . e a so . e • tanker Stolt Dagali· both Bottom, from Mona Louise Mar- i Clarence Freeman. PomBODJ Meigs Geaerat Hoopltal American Telephone and Tele- · discussed the cost of operating way With heavy damage to d 'tb d ld 'nko Wadsworth o 0 n on an intoxication chargt' .. graph Co. a TV station. Costs of techni· both. Injured was Shirley Ables, 1 ' w• ra ar, cou Cl .d f I I ~nd e~treme , Thursday He wiil appear 0.. Admla ....... Wed _,_ sl Ch . carl . I edltied who hod a laceration of the hav• collid... wm be eiplored groun s 0 neg ec ' ' ,_ ...... ne...y OS Commls on Olrman cal eqUipmeo were cr h hi « d I It uri cruelly and seeking eustody of ., fore Pomeroy Mayor Char... 1 len Barlels, Syracuse. Johnson said the PUCO would with causing the high cost of bead, and a passenger in her Y ·•a on a m ra Y co . ' h'ld · M'ldred Clara Legar Dlacllll' . WedD Ida hio D·(l T I h C ro TV ed t' . ear Rose Marie Colburn 1 Rt it wal !earned today. a mmor c 1 , 1 • , let e y NEW YORK (UPI) - 1'he ask 0 U'l: e ep one o. ver Jsmg. ' ' ' . Tb 'd of the Israeli mer Clack Pomeroy· against Bennie Other police depBrtment arCharies Cramer, Pomeroy; Coast Guard doggedly con- lower Its rates on call», be_tween Mr. Heiskell led a question Pomeroy, laceration of the ....: ~~et• ko~ed througb th~ Ralph' Clack, Georgi< Peniten· rests Thursday were carJoa yd Wlllllllllll, Pomeroy. Unued Its search today for six ctttea wlthm Ohio. He mdicat~ and answer period following hts tongue. A passenger m the Stolt Da all in darkness and tiary, Reidsville, Ga., gross ne. Thompson, 23, Logan, on chilrAdmilliolls Tbunday- , men sU1l unaccounted for in the a. meeting Wlth Ohio BeU offi: remarks. Ladles serving l~cll- Mlchigan car, Mar~e .Grimmett, fo earlg Thursday off the glect, and Wanda Larkins, Long ~es of disturbing the peace, reCook, Pomeroy• Margaret Bey- Uner-tanker ·cnllision in the fog. Cials after the Federal Com eon were Mrs. Heory Riebel, 211, suffered a back InJury, There NI J Y t ding tbe Bottom from Charles Larkins siSting arresl and menaclnt nolda, _Middleport, Patrleia Jon. shrouded Atlantic Off the New munications Commission (F~) Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, and Mrs. were no · arrests. ta~~er~rs~tos:.tios:nlo Ute Long Bottom, gr06s neglect th~ats, and J. C. W~ams, M, eo, Shade. Jersey coast which claimed tbe and AT&T complete reductions Fred Dessauer, Two arrests reported by the bottom The IOI).feot bow ...,_ giect and extreme cruelty, M1ddieport. assault Wllh a du4D!110harc.. 'l'llarsday Uveo of 13 other men. in Interstate rat.s, after Jan. 1· President Edward Foster pre. patrol lnclnded Emmett H. 11 • 1 lakeo in tow b 1 and asking custody of f o u r ly weapon. The pair wu IIIII PoweU, Long Bottom; Wal· The- six were members of the . The cut m interstate rates sided ~hen plans were discUSI- IJgbtroot, 48, Middleport, cited ... ,wa t entual •alvag Y I minor -aged children. j following a disturbance on Eall ter Hamm, l'<>meto); Lillian crew of the ill-fated would save Obloans. beween $4 ed for tbe annual Ladies Night · to Meigs court lnday for no •-. or v •· 1 , Y.ain·sl, police said. SJnier, Maaon; Pauline Jones, tanker S~lt Daglili mlllloo .and $8 IDlllion a year. program. muffler, Charles J. Sowards, 32, • ""' j MUSICIAN FINED 1 Cbeshlre, was ripped In iwo early Belpre, cit<'CI ki Meigs court! EXPOSITION OPENS I TEITENHALL, Eng Ian d i by tbe new ~ miltoday for no operaror'a license.I CHICAGO (UPI) - The 65th ' [UP I)-Michael Philip Jagger, i BANXER RETURNS Israeli llliiii'y Uner Shalom . .• Mmor Accidents . . , annua] Inlernalional Live Stock of the Rolling Stones pop mUSIC with ' mer.y-maklng Reported Wednesday LOCAL TEMP I Expos•hon hogan today wilb I group· was fmed $44.80 for dflv. Ed'son Hobatetter embarked on a lto,ooo of the nation's top beef 1ing wi~out insuranc~, u~g a 1 . · .• ;?. Thursday evening from enrlse, A Coast U'DI Two minor trafftc accidents The temperature ID Pomeroy's! and dairy cattle and other stock I' car Without an eXCISe hcense ! Funeral servll!eS for ~ Loui.l, Mq,, wbere be . called the , were reported Wednesdar ro business district at 11:20 a.m. 10 hand to compele for $135,000 and falling to enter his name William Baer, 85, who illll 1 a two • day meeting with a uma}or marltlme the Meigs County Sheriffs De- today was 56 degrees, unde.r in prtze money- for thetr own- and address m the reg1stratmn 1Wednesday evemna at ~ Trtaairy Savingl Bond partment. sunny skies. I ers. book. I General Hospital, will be and ollldola of tbe Tho remaining 24 tanker ·crew. Authorities said James R. Saturday at 2 p. rn. at E-lll!lr Bond Committee of the were picked up in an early The Valley Lumber and SUP- Cundiff, 26. Syracuse• lost con· e e Chapel with burial In the IJ6. can Bankero Association. Mr. mammoth rescue opera· PlY Company in was trol ol hls vehillle on Slate more Cemetery beside hia Ide Hollstetllr II I member of . liOll heliCOpters and boats di- burglari1.ecl ll1ll a wall safe was Route 1~ ..DII"'sfick pavemeat. wife, Esta, who died tn A~ A.B.A. Savinp Bond· by the , U. s. Coast night or early lnday, pollee r . . · · frltlll fender, door and rear The Rev. H. L. MCDaniel will tee and A.B.A. State night..- ,early tod!ly ,police -re- fender were damaged. No in· COLUMBUS (UP!) - The I support of the reapporttooment og•nda· which contained only • iofficiate. for Ohio. ported tljls morniag. · . jurieo were reported. The otb· .,..,ier of activity In the special and redistricting bills. Demo- dozen for the call originally, 1 Sur~ivors include a son, Goo.. . Chief o( Pollee ljerberl Gutey et mishap mvolved Lawrence aellllon of the Obfo LegiBlature crats were expected ro oppooe but most were expected to go ·110, Minei'!Mlle, with whom t. Vetera~. Memorial Hoopltal land. Sheriff Robert C. ,llarten- P.erry Lisle, 22• Syracu.. , and switches Monday ro the Senate, both measures. begging until the regular '"" !made hs - ; three AtlmltoiGot WedDelldaY -Vlrd bach were lovesti!lallng the en- Ray W. Roush, 46, Day!Go. II whlcb wtii be ·COD8lderlng House Tho House will have before it slon of the 106th General As- I Mrs. Joho Bailey and Mrs. ·U. '1'\lppers Plalns; lleiJ. try, reported ~hen• employees of was reported !bet IJsle skip- -1pproved plana for legislative 1 pay raise blll for judges, oembly that Jan. 4. iS. Nease, botb of Mln....,lllt~ · Racine the n.m amved ·at work this peel for a <:11' m front of htm reapportionment and congres- elected county of!Jclals and leg. The rediStnctmg blll went .and Mrs. Pearly Karr, Cllj!ft; , WedD~Ida ' _ morning. and the vehicle operated by slonal redistricting, islarors. through the House Wednesday er; two brothers, Jacob · Porn Jtad Au)pqrtlles said the thievt!S iflo\lsh ran Into the rear of hla ''!be Senate returna at 1:30 1 And It was expected a bill an 114-32 vote alter Demo. and Albert llaer, both of . . eroyMidtred aalned ·~ccen by ripping auto, No lnjurtea or arresll p•m. Monday while the House, l would be offered in the Hoose crats staged an unsucceeslul aL I•!••ill•; two (l'lndchlldren, whJeh hao cleared major !IenlS calling. for annual aeasions of tempt ro send it blck ro com· lflroid NeweU, ChesUr, · . Spen· a dool: !nto the lllill and then ' were reporled. ,Lilil, ISO\!OJil; Erieotine prying open the offk»<looJ:, An frocn Ill calendar, wllJ meet at I the legulature, four-year lenni miltee. Charles Wllllam a-, at I:~~P~;omeroJ••,PearlStuckey alley _cate clltnbed over to SIGNS AGREEMENT J7:ll0 p.m. . 1 for House members and a plan House Speaker Roger Cloud, and three great -:;~:~= .1; · . ', ; ., ' ge\ inro lbe lumber company Tho senate at 110 wao expected ro fill vacancies in the cham- R·Degraf!, said he felt it Friends may caD at tbe Adndul·'I'll$.._ _ ·yBfd. ' • 'PARIS (UPI) - France and ro. c0as1c1er a conatltutlonal ber. wae inevitable that the Senala borne any time. lllarllrir'~ti' J'oljce IBid the only itemo Commlllllat Albaola 'lbunclay IUIIell!lmenl for a $275 m!Uioo Seek End To S..slool would ma\e major clianges in i),laCUipo:~ ...:,N..,. , IP!1"'\I!llit mlssintl were · Blad< signed a new oommercial agree. o.opilll .lmprovemento boud is- Impatient lawmakers, wbe the bill, necesslta\bli 1 confer. ~y , .;.. : Jjncj - ~ Drllllllll 1 P.O~~· ment limed 11 stepped up sue, ''lfllieh needs voter aprov- took a lour-day Thanksgiving ~ce committee ro .ron out the There wlll b& 1 dance _ ,. , .. t , · · ,etJb )ox "!"'talnlni .about $5. trade nut yetil'. a~ and a biD to create a olate bollday, wen~ expected to lrJ' to differences. Ha!Tbonville ICbool Nov. · MA.llllL\!111: APJOUf;.,ifloN 1 · 'l'lle' thh9eo al80 ~aDI&cked llfr T!te qreement followed a re- llllh'enl~·1t CleveJ!Incl posh through all major Ieglsl• Ser.ate President Pro Tern C. from 1:311 ro U~ Gll1 El!ient''li~Jii, 'J,.,lll.fll, llqe.jle!Jk..llra-•· company •elf, cent declalon by France and Ai. · It wu believed GoP leldm lion - w~ reacll llnal Stan!~ Mocllenl, JI.Nelsonville, ~qtlo ,I!):. tho · . Middleporj, -olllce ·operator and lidall lllid .110 J!IIQIIII' ·is ·kejit bani& to rlliiO 1111 .llaiUI o1 In· the Sollate might bold tbe ~ adjaummeirt on Frida). rokl that ohal!lber'• me...bers ro • • It Ia ope11 to tile · . """' -VIrgbll8 Irene ln.-~ lafe ·\!'lt wu op.enod, or .llleir dlpl?malle misolollllo.,.. h~ty bill until lost as a lever Goo. James A. Rhodes placed be prepared "ro worlt up "' l and~ . Jl, M\ddie~t;, ~~ any place ·llMj,ID the bullneu. ....., .raM. · Ill eblllnlnl iome llemocralle more· thaD 40 ltema "" lbt five dan" - ...U. vlllU!'.~.O. ·' . '. ,.,_ _-,,._ '·' ' : (.;' '\', '• :" { "'" pledged "firm support" for the rebels in a broadcast heard in Tokyo. Protest rallies against i the U.S. -Belgian rescue opera- I lion in the Congo wbere ing, and the AmericaJ, British, ~Belgian embassies were pre-. pafj!d for possible demonstra. l?·J Ground•Breaki ng, Dinner T0 MarkStart 0 f LI brary I I 1 pUf SUl.t ends w1th I 1 HeiS• keII sees More TV Ill • Educati"On I II li :w~a~ ~a!on! th:s;~ ~~lslng Obi.OPUC tO Ask B.ell·For Rate·SlaSheS ![.! ,, I ) li r, v Smashup , I 1. s: Three In.JUre,d__,, ·In "dent On Route 33 i a h ~~: th; me~ntJme, :o~~ ;c~oa:~Jockeo~~e J~he Three Divorces Being . Sought oi ·I 1 1 i PreSS SeBI'Ch For S' Men L t at Sea I . 12, I I and 0: Lomber, Supp}y . : F' Entered I Jn Middleport . ~leport • Charles Baer . . I I o·Ies wednesdax.... I . ACtiOD Moves JOt 0 senate llil!l sts_.- 'tarts '*' opell: I'•• oJf:"''·, ,·.· ••J ,, I . ( .I ' · . ' I �, I • ; 6ocroR I·:Dally s.rrtfnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 27, 1964 SAYS Thv Uailn ~vntinvl WE We Must Fight For Our Lives ARE anxiously awaiting the out· come of the special session of the Ohio legislature, whose principle pur· pose c being called together IS tor the purpose of redlatrictlng the state to con· form to tho mandate of the United States Supreme Court, which in one· year's time reversed Itself from a post· tton of hands off to positive action. Our country wu founded by people seeking freedom, and above all Sl!<!king a right to have a voice in government. There .are some who are convinced that there ts a great inequality in the representation due to the fact that no matter how .sm~ll a county is in Ohio it has had • votce m the ahaplng of stale Jaws. Ohio seem.ed to be gettfng along in fine shape wttb our type of representation. The large counties were given more representa· lion aecordln& to population, and t~e on· Jy strength that small counties had m the legislature was by sticking together to 1et at least their fair share. Our voice Is being taken away fr~m us because we are small. The heaVlly populated areas will now h~ve the entire say. They were not satlsfted wtth part of the say, but they want the whole hog. If such a situation comes to pass it Will be up to the small counties of the state to band together and by constant pres· sure demand a fair shake for all. A smg· le citizen In the smallest subdtvtSion of the state Is Important to the state as .a whole and if one section of the state ts allow~d to languish the state as a whole "'ill su,!fer from the neg\erted segmPnt. There is an attitude that the large cen~ ters of population know all of the ans· wers. but yet we find on the honzon a lack of problem oolvms to a great de· gree even in the urban centers. The last Congress passed a biU to batl them out of their mass transportahon problem, popul~s terest will do any better job. There is ev· idence that we of the sparsely populated areas will have to speak up in a Louder voice than ever. Under the nPw reappor· tionment it looks like we will have to combine on the average of abou! three If it takes over 60.000 population per represPntative it will mean ~hat Gallia, Meigs and Vinton would 1ust about make a representatlve district. We will have to admit that for some time we have felt that there should be a combination of counties over the pre~­ ent 88. A county with 20.000 or less IS a rather wasteful form of g_o~ernment.. Each has a set of county offtctals, and possibly for more efficiency t~ey could have been eliminated a long lime ago . Vinton county was among the last to be formed in this section of the state, and it came into being by being enabled to take a part of Gallia county, Jackson county, Athens county and Hocking to form the subdivision. We have a precedent for forming a county and ~· see no reason for the reverse not bet'!g ~·· sible. We live in a day of centraiJZatiOn of government. which some feel Is bel· ter but all of us as individuals are be· coming more and more just numbers. By DOROTHY KILGALLEN nor have there been for the past week, although all the local celebrities are scrambling to get them .. . Foreign tour· lsts are being aJlowed into Red China for the first time, with package tours and visas being offered to visitors to Shang· hai, Peking, Canton, Soochow, Hang· chow and Wushi. The tours are, of course. "organized," and the itineraries controlled so that no visiting firemen can see anything the Chinese CommunIsts don't want them to see. But if you hold a U. S. passport, don't rush to your nearest travel agency; our government, Uke Franco's Spain, forbids its citizens to enter Red China. Sean Connery, currently filming "The Hill" in London, probably will be put to the trouble of denying rift rumors -because the on-the-set gossips are say· ing his wife, beautiful Diane Cilento, hasn't been paying enough risits to the 161. It's quite possible that Diane, being an actress, considers it professional cour- tesy not to hang around the studio when her husband is toiling, but that's not the way other members of the cast are inter· preting It . .. Night club owners are ask· lng comedians to omit the Barrv Gold· water jokes. They don't care, poiltically, but customers are so scarce these days they don't want to take the chance of losing a single Republican . . . A group of Ruaslan army brass recentl~ arrived In Cuba to check the Castro tra1nin~ pro· 1fam and strengthen the coastal delen· lieS, • • • Bette Davis's new TV series should be wild. She'll play vis-a-vis an interior decorator-type actor who does a complete imitation of Bette Davis at all times, whlle Belle playo it straight . . . . Bette Roche, the former Dllke Ellington singer who made the swinging vocal version of ''Take the A Train" Is ailing In Bronx State Hospital ... Dr. Robert Baird's upcoming book, uNarcottcsville," reveals the smazlng methods by which the pedd· Time lers conceal dope packets right under the eyes of the law. Some of the techniques are almost incredible. .,. ........ There's no guilt by association In the cast of "Von Ryan's Express.'' None· eth· er than Benito Prezia, a nephew of Mus· solini, plays a dramatic scene with p~lsan Frank Sinatra .. . "Little Me" opened in London and is a smash hit. It drew even better notices than "How To ~'ucceM," which gassed the British - and Sven Swenson, who was the big show-stopper during the New York run, i• now the toast of Mayfair. Robert Aida managed to make the premiere of his son Alan's play, "The Owl and the Pussycat," for almost an hour because of its 7:30 curtain. Then he sprinted to 54th Street for his own show, "What Makes Sammy Run?" and turned up after the performance to join the crush at Alan's Sardi party . . . Chums believe the Matt Cimbe•• !she's better known as Jayne Mans" '! are readyine a happy announcement. The 20th Century·Fox executives are already drawing up a guest list-five months in advance - for the party to be given after the premiere of "The Sound of Music" on March 2. The !Wnbow Room will be the scene of the festivities, and if you get in, consider yourself a VJ.P .... Mel Torme's date at Gatsby'a the other night was Brtdgit Whittaker, an aspiring actress. • • • George Littman, long described as one of the richest men in Fr.anee, really Isn't any more, but he's doing all right and appears to be ready for more r~ mance. He made a hu~e settlement on the former Dolores Gumle when he and she divorced last year - he gave her, among other trifles, their fabulous Parts house which she converteli into •2.000,. 000 by selling it to the Chinese for their embassy - and he maintains a couple of other ex-wives In style, but experience hasn't made him bitter about the loveUes. He's expected to make another waltl down the aisle soon, this time with a EU· ropean lady of noble llnea&e. ............. -- SHE'LL DRIVE ON A FLAT 'TIR! Mll.ES AND sQ'.IEHOW NE:VcR. NOTICE IT .... 11 dll- ban wllbout It ..... 1ft wlldo1li teolb. U yoo oro n1ra la<Q1 ,... WOD't tet lDY II llaem. Tbey ore eolllldered r. counties to have one representatJVe. It wi11 be interesting to see the alignment. Voice of Broadway •.• reportmg iJ "completely clean" as the ticket brokers say. Tbere are no seat.a available, 1'11.- third molan, 1111.1 prefer IAI call th""" lll1l' mally eome Into plaet betwMII II IIIII II yeua ol qo. BleiUM !hay aro so lata Ia arrlf!DC. there oltea 1111'1 ll!llllh room lor them and they become ID>I•cted: ibat II. the} nJIIIill Ulldemeath tbe bone and 1""'1· D· 101 on I!IHy JOI Dll)' bo sections of the state have managed thetr affairs well and we will see if the con· trot of the state by the great urban in· • Broadway Grapevine Monday night's opening of "Bajour" fl'Nfft. and we doubt very much if it will be solved with huge federal grants. , As a genera) rule the less · 87 Wllllam Lawreace. D.D.L Wisdom teetb Call bo I frtghUul nuisanco. They aiwl)'l teem to act up at tbe wronc time: jult before Thanklptrll or on the Dllbt pi 1111 btl Chrlstma• par'y. And. they can be painful· \ll'ltb •wellln& and An editorialr - SHOP YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS ·• USE THE LAY AWAY PLAN-- SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES ' lie men appeatlqes, wad lib jlle tall, mar become DOIHlll• o l l l - _.,_ ' '!bey bave already 1011 lbelr tuactlon. we don't use them for cltewtlll. MOll chewing Is dona further iorward. ntey are nA iD8 ·more than garbage collectorL In rare cues. when the second molar tooth Is prema· turely lost, the wiodom tooth may move forward I< fill tha BOP- And at times they can be used as abutm...to lor bridges. 1bis doet~r't happea very o!tea. tbey be - · 01111 Under certain ooadlltou they aeveral Instances merely to bor Department and BES are •••uld be, and In 111011 DIOllthe By LYLE WILSON !lupplant services already furll•llli Campbell a bard Umt. they muot be rem!md. llollle United Preis International indlcaltooa lor lllelr tall"'al A11 President Johnson grubs nished by private or other pub- 11 1!1 .the nature of the ,pvem. on, perlcoroaltts (IDIIIDlDI.. around the s:ovemment for dol- lic agencies and would IKil or. ... Q1811t l!llltauerot to IP"nd otber . CloD IIVIUid the cron), borl...,. dlnarlly contrlbulo IAI lncroued lar~aving opportunities to curpeoples' moaey pretty lretb' 1A1 • Ill• bit(llclloal lbal pres• .. tall UBOiess bureaucratic paper· job placement. expand his own ophere of lnllu-.;:7111Dal tbe IO<Oild molal" wbea Created In 1913 1huiVIng, he should have • look once. . •· IIIey become eyatlc, wl!ea IIIey Congr~s• cr:eated BES tn 19!3, at the Labor Department's Bur· So the department Ia ariullll valy parllelly come. oat ol tbt durtna the Great Depression, to eau of Emplymeot Security. against Campbell's recollllll8D- l1lllll and hecome lD aveaao of BES stands accused by help reduce enployment, to el· daUon that: "The secrelary of tnlectlou Into tbejaw, ad,.... comptroller general of the Unit· tend the services then available Labor Um;t appllcaUon o1 ltd- thaJ come In """"'ed and tm. ed Staea of needless spendin& to get the jobless and tbe job of federal funds. '!be comptrol· together. Congress did not In· Ol'al lund! to employmll!l swv- lito !be elleek or IA!ape. which do not lJ\lpplant llOl'VOf course, eaeh cue lllllll ler general is Joseph CampbelL tend tha BES should lJUpplant lceo Ices adequately performed by bo evaluattd by YOIII' dl)lllllt other placement acenclee, pubThe resjlOIIslble Labor Departothers and to services whleh and the doclalon to ~ct .left ment officials are: Secretary lic or pt1vate. may be O!pectad to l'llllllt in to his dlscre,tloo. Only dentlsll w. Willard Wirtz, Undersecre- Campbell contends that BE8 sJsnlflcant overall tnoreues in experlenctd In lhlo type ol tary John F, Henlng and BES ba, gone far afield. It ohould job placement." T111p11yera will work should attempt It since lt'o. Administrator Robert C. Good- not aurprllo the humpbacked vote: . A,ye 1 often a complicated Pl'lK!~ win. campbell does not accuse llll<payer !AI learn that tbe La· · ""ulrlng erest skDI. these otneiala of illegal action ,.---:------~-·--------, Local and 1eneral anestbeUcs of any kind, although taxpayero can be uaed, but liUillJ people may consider unnecessary gov. ehoose to be put to lleep and ernment spending to be a capl· havo all lour teeth re.mov.O al tal crime. the ume llnle. Campbell's bill of particularo Lower Wladom teeth 111'1 tllis based on a study of BES opl - - by Helen Bottel--' ually more difficult to atraol eratlona in two states, Wrshingbecause the bolt• In the lower ton and Oregon. He beUeves the AN OLD DILEMMA IDYDD• but her. He shi'Ui· jaw Is thicker and tougher and problem prevails nationally. In Dear Helen: ltd and BOW In aud I 11'81 so harder to cut. The wound oftea Washlnlton and oregon ha I IUOSI my problem Isn't as deeply burt II Wll 20 at the doesn't heal as rapidly u upper found that BES had encourased bli as I'm mal<in& it, bul I limo) that I have never beeD ones because blood circulation state employment offices with really feel I need someone etse~s clOse witb them, and have In upper jaws is better than In advice and fede<al funds to ex· opinion. Mark and I .haV! draWD loriber IDd farther away the klwer, pand their oper~tiont to !Up- been ·dating steadily lor-ever - - 81 ttme .. went on. I stlU don't. .. Many aurgeons feel t b 1 t plant e!istlnj! pJtvately financed three years. We're both'l2. Re- know if she realiZes the rea,son; third mol.,.. shouldn't be tx• employment operatlono. For ll· cently he received his lfOel- bul I've had to Ioree 1111'"11 lracted until lbey are fully ample, Campbell reportad: 1ngs and wUI filter the service 1<· bO even clvll with her. 8&- formed. Yet, ll's easier lor p• AIIUDIOI Ptacemeol FtmclioD shortly. I love him very much U.ve me, ·J'.m gol · to wam Uent IIIII. doctor II they art no 'J'hrouat, recent agreements and I lmow he loves me, bul Ill)' dauablfra neve• r.o be till- moved II tillY early qo: whiD with two retail chain atoee, we're not ready lor marriage, kind to their boyfrlenda' eta- you aro J01IDI •IIOlllb for tha the oregon State Employment or at least he Isn't. tm. 11'1 a terrible thinl to do. bone to hul quickly, aa4 Wbea Service lOSES) and tbe Wub1 wanl to walt lor him and 1n recent yeOrtt I haft Willi- the bone II .UU supple, b.gton ditto (WSESl usumed I'm not lnteretlted iD IOIDg out ad to tell tbe sister-In-law what rosponslbllity lor perf0l'lllltl8 · a with others. He says he doem't . happened to turn me cold toPlease send your . questloDI major portion ol the placement want me to sit ai'OIIIlll lor want them, IIlli maybe we GOUl4 abOut dtntal health to Dr. LawluncUons of theoe sloes In Eu- several years without dating, be friends ap!D. I feel bad that rence In care of IIIII Pit*'· gene, On., and Spokane, Wllh. tbouaJI be'U be unhappy witb one incident could separate t WhUe he clllnol answer eldl The state llllployment qencleo the Idea ol me IOini OUI with r.mlly like this, and maytie I letttr personally. lellll'l af (using federal funds) agreed to others. . . sl1ould apotocizo. or do you general Interest wDI be UIWflllo pro-soreen and ulect on appJI. At first I thOuiht he didn't tbJJik lhe lbouldf -MPiil]IT· ed In IIIII column. eanta 1n certain job categones Jove me and It was a way out ANT • lor employmellt with theae fer him, but my parenll tblnk Dear !Wpentant . ofttn we ..._ · lho lood IIIII ht'• betftl very cooalderate. He One u;planatlon, oven with latcb on to the ono thlnl tl!at otoreo. "The luncUons ,er!ormed by oayo he ean't be &DIIpd now \Ill apology, won, wipe out 20 · llurlt ... 'DltlllltYini: " out .. the 081!:8 and WSES did not beoauoe be's Wtsellied both yeua of lillbtl. But try l!IJ- all porporllon. l'ta u II we eoprovide lddllional placement ftnandally and mentally · about way. ~u·ve been thin • slclnll'"l JOJ fetllnC llliltreated, probUo oervices but merely assumed marriage, but I'll be the aLrl lor 1oo long. ly beeuue in 101110 .W, WIIJ tlmt And wblle you'n warnlni It maltlo us !HI IU(lOI'Ior IIIII functions, at federal erpe!IIO. he chooset when the previoully perlonned by the eomes. fO\II' cilluchtm about beinl lmportanl. otores at their own erpe1110. I know the service wtn clo uoJ9nd, add 1 lew polnten on. (And If you people out tbeN The neponaibllity for perform· him good beca\110 right liOW he tha dangers olllllp.Judpltntl. tloD't ...., loolt bacl: on 1111 in& th010 functions properly bo- needs a lot of worldna on as I'd be rougbet on you tnd last 11P1 you bad wilh your IODft to the enployers and not lar as his attilulle and outlook J0111' "inatant hltte" erA!e)lt l ,mate biiGre you lllarl 11/1111111 to the federally financed em- on life soes, but I'd take him know we're all plllJ t1f II. Too with me.J -11. fo U I()UI fOil /j'UAUtl lilt - 0 Qlftlll .............. $<[. .~~ MATCHLESS GIFT- THE ZIPPO SLIM-LIGHTER Zippo lighters make thoughtful gift s for men and women who prefer a slender, lightweight lig hter - but who still Wlint fame<l Zippo qualit~' for easy action and su1·e lights, A most welcome C h r L ~ tma s gi ft. W1de choice of handsome modern sty les in chrome and sterling silver. t4.75 to $6.00. GO~SSLER FENWAY CLUB PHILCO SO HANDSOME. • , , OEPENOABlE, TOO! Reports From The Capitol -ARROTV- JEWELRY SlORE, Pomeroy NEW 1965 PHILCO STARLITE TV .. . PORTABLE LIGHT, DECORATOR STYLED WRINKLE-FREE LUXURY ALL DAY Wash it a ~ you w1ll , tl•is amazi ng wash lllld wl:'a r shirt irons itst> lf! Du ra -Nt"'a 11 rJ 100 ~:... sp in -dry cotton stay:j neat anJ trim right th ro ugh the day . "Sa nfo rtted-Pl us" for perm anent pea k pe rform a nee. SpPcial rollar and cuff eo nstru ctron iu sures 40 % longer we ar. Fea tured in Cha se, a so!l, medium-s pread, medium -poin t collar. $5 .00, Someday l hf' _v 'll te ll t heir kids about tbi111 Christmas tiJ eir fu s\ Chnstm ~:~~ in love! How a Lane Cedar Chel!lt lh~c a m e a ho me s he and ber Jove cou ld share before mar· r iage - stortng pre-wedding loot and talking furnilu re plar,.:_ Dre a ms , t~ n y o n e ~ Our Lane Sweetheart Che sts start »t $4!J .95. See our complet e selection at FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport DOWNIE-GROSS, Pomeroy BAKER FURNITURE, Middleport -AR.ROWcHEVELLA SPORT SHIRTS For His Christm~s! HELEN HELP US! HOOVER "SLIMLtNE" CLEANER-MODEL 2001 Modern luggage type styling for easy carrying. Clean er measures only 7 inches high and can be stored on end or flat. Has a new high speed 1 '-hi horsepower motor. Air is filter ed three times before returning to room . Comes complete witb telescoping extension '''and , tufflex hose, combination rug and floor noule, furniturf' brush, crevice tool lnd king size lhrow·away dirt bag. The besl value today in a canister cleaner. $37.88. STIFFLER'S STORE in POMEROY ,. ; -_ FOR '65 . . . ROCKET AWAY IN A ROCKET ACTION OLDSI What a wonderful time for you and OlilsmobHe to get together! And what a brilliant new se Jection of action pac ked Oids models Lo help you do it! From the magnificent new Ninety Eight to the lively nt>w F -85. Olds offers more of what it takes to put you where the action is including a spirited 425-cubic·inch Super Rockel V-8! Pick the Rocket that fits your pocket today! PLEASE HIM WITH ROBLEE SHOES Jn addition tn Hs un iver:c;a lly acclaimed .~lyling , th e big extra in this RobiN• is 1.~~ .~ ·-"Y~ have it m almost e v1·ry conceivable sizP. Beli eve it ~ o'r nnt , they run all small a ~ size 6, as large a ~ 14 : w it b ~ wAVtb s as na rrow as "A "·, a!l wide as '"EEE''. A size for a Jmnst any fool Come in and take a look. If you don 't know his sile , give him a Ro0 lee Jdft certificate, 11.99 to 2199. KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy as il, tbat'l how mucll Store officials like thlo 1)'&tem fino because It red\ICOI their per501111el work load and saves them money. BES ailo is tpeadlng Trea• ury money to provide p~ ment and other employment services preriDIIIIY performed 111d !lnaacea by sehooil, \lllloDI and other organl!atlons. ThOll atended servieH were found iD means to me. 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The 11 Contour" - low, wide and h and~onw - ~ h a ped to hug the floor with low silhouel te ~ llo corners or s ht~rp edges - preci,:;ion self-level i11 g' movemt> nl weighs aC('Ilrltely on all surfaces - e a~y r[' ~(lin g 300 pound dial - easy cleaning vinyL aluminum laminllle 1~ over-exclu~ive vinyl paint base prevents rust , slippin g, scurring. S7 .99 . ASSQCIA TED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy Why not give the ultim ate 1 n ligh t-wei.ghl to m furl and good looks lo the important lH'ople in your life ? HUSH PUPPIES(r} are made in a vane ly of !'lyles and colors for men, Wl>ffien and children. Sl 7.C S and witlths ran~:e from tiny s iz~ JO tu ~:ian t size 16. Trul y U1e l,lifl !u m<>ke you i mportant in the eyes of those who mean Lhe must to you. Prices from children's $6.95 to about $14.00 f or Men '• ~ali shoes . Women 's golf ~ hue ~ a lso available . MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY MAPLE FURNITURE Why not give ihe ultimate tn Ught-weigiht c-?mfort and ttood looks to the important people in your hfe? HUSH PUPPIES(r) are made in a variety of styles and eulors for men women and children. Sizes and widths range froiD tiny' size 10 to giant size 16. Truly the gift to make you Important ln the eyes of those who mean tbe most to you. Prtces from children's $6.H to about- $14.00 for Men'l IOif lhoet. Women's solf ahoes also available. · - HARTLEY & BENNETT, POMEROY THE SHOE BOX, Middleport ~ I ...• ..... :i... . lA·Z·IOY'S PAd~~ ___ ._ / RECLINA-ROCKER SPQ'!S- a r by Rl"ver• / " Cltlttl,_ ..... I.I'IEWT111190• ,..,,. . . ,. STYUD For 1£1 COMFORT desl&ned For 1111 2. HEW TWYrl' 3. Chii .. M' 4. Llltl"' Kn•• ' 5. Sh11t1• ' 'i ' ) -. , "I '. v' ;~: . ' ~ • I -~· ..' -. 'l , Plve lovely patterns to ehooll!o ftom..-~two brand ,new, and three of time·tested•. beauty. This fl Onidaeraft\ Deluxe fine _quality &tatDte.u .w'tth lovely lustrous l.i~~Sh· ~t- ~1 1 beautiful, never need.11 renewing. 'Knives 'lite ·be,t (jualtty ~th bollow bandies and fQrged blades wltJi sert3t&d· edl' that stays sharp. SO.ple« service for 8 in Serva-Tray ...• ...85. ' . .. ~ ·,. ' - . K& C JEWELERS, POMEROY . ' ' ' . .. ,, .' ·--- FOR THE WARMEST CHRISTMAS EVER FIVE GREAT GIFT IDE,II.S .. . f!lr -La OY_. •• .ad to II!IVar do thai IP.la.to ' ~~fOil Q~•un PIGSiliN CASUAl S~S 81 WOI.Wtt!M( • ,J m. ..... . .. rl8bl II* forbade . hllilo BAHR CLOTHIERS, Middleport JUAHIIN" i.· • rtqatot '. tallld 1M "iloMY'' and, .... • lilt • 1111)•11 111 lrol!l oc.;•• Vfa wert alway• alltctiGIIIIt toward ·Pelt oli!Jr. Here "s cas ual com[ort ln colorful fashion ; Arrow CbeveU• ~port shirt.s are precisely ta Jlored in exact sleeve lengths . and contour tapered to ass ure Jlerfect Ht. Tbe rich plaid fabric has the look of flann el and the soft. muted tones men prefer. So practical . too they're ma['hine wa shablf'. wonderfull y long weadng. $6.95 . Hush PupPieS . ' ...... he 1 should wal~ or EVERY INCH A FITTING GIFT CHAPMAN-CANADAY, Pomeroy 11 ployment service." LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS PHJLCO 3530 WH . All -ov~r Dr iflwood White linish, Brown M~ s k , pnli .~ hed Chrome and Champa gne Gold (:OD· t rot s. Distindive Philto S!<n lil e TV !'lyle & performance, Contrasting :;trap carl")' ing h a n d l ~o! in blac k and while ~ti lc hin g , F ront controls,• front sound with 5 x 3'' speaker. Philco patented Cool Chassis beats the heat , major cause uf TV breakdowns; mean s longer TV lzfe , improved per · (oJ·mance, greater dependability. ' 1 ' ~ Everyone who works or pla;ys outdoors in cold Weather can be warm and comfortable with a Jon-e Warmer in ·bis pocket.- This "personal radiaior" is chrome-plated, , polished and comes v.·lth a ,draws~ing <:arrvini bag, Ligbta cigar,ttes. Lasts a lifetime. ·runy guaranteel. Standlrd •Ize ~eats all day on one fiUina: (1 oz. ~on-e Fluid), $3,95, Giant size (heats 2 days on one filline: of Jon-e I -H . Fluid); f4,93 . ' ' EBERSBACH HARDWARE, Pomeroy .' ' _, ':·' ,, JACK NICKLAUS SPORTSWEAR BY R~VERE SHAMROCK-C. Classic Nicklaus links- cardigan, 100% Qrlon(r) Acrylic, made with side tabs to -fit witb comfort. Semi-beU ale~~ves. Available Jn as'sortment of colors. Size• · S, M; Land XL. Priced at $13.95 ' <J.)· DuPont's r~a:istered ' trade. name for its AcryHc fiber. NEW YQRK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy __ ,_ ......- STYLED FOR HER COMFORT DESIGNED FOR HIM Here's eracious livin, for your home - :from .a .eoauntional rocker to' your favorite TV recliner to a eomloKable . nap per. Once you sit .in the Reclina-Roeker aDd trJ •ttl smooth roeking action, then recline to ani jlot~tioo even to full bed position, yau will never be;+ 15a,~ed; ·wttla •'Df otber cbair. $119.00, · · INGELS FURNITURE. Mldcliep9rf �., ' 4-Dafly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Nov. 27, 1984 ---- --··- -~- -- -~- ---- Food Donations Made During Church Service - - LATE CLASSIFIED FOR RENT apartONE omaU furnished ment. Suitable for one or two people. Pbone WY 2-ml. 6411 South tecond Ave. 1 11 'II tic ''""*·•• Annual Army, Navy Fend is • Set Tomorrow ' I • In • d A d• • £ T Smger'S vite to u Ilion or roupe The Rev. Ray Wining of the 84 and someone wil! pick up ~~~~!i~~c~;~~ ~,'!~.~ ;;~s~~: 1 ~~:~ :~~-~~.:_ •• • •_ . . ._ _ , .... , . - ..........- - ..... - · -· : , - - "· - - " - 1 Ritz~. sl La nnehed T0day Ill • pomeroy ·, m ~_n -~ ~ _ ~~~s l $700 c h PI ·3" IVeaway an 1 a~ 13·9· c, '·' : .·.: , ;7····: . • • :.' :.:.' · . ...... . .·. ·· . ·.. ... . . . ·.. -~ . . :· . .. I 1 i I Beautiful ~leW patterns in 1 Ma~n Kearns died Wednesday Street untilto 8return P· m. towhen in Mrs. a Charleston hospital. A na- ! he IS scheduled ~he I' i live of Glenwood, Mason Coun- 1Norlht Pole lo work on ChriS!: ty, she had resided in St : mas oys. ' HUSH·TONE• !Albans for the past 10 years . . ACOUSTICAL TILE Olhers surviving are her hus- : ANSWERS 7oth 'Eveey- ....,.k mono and more of band. Harold ; ann! her daught-' PT. PLEASANT - The Pt.· ,,'" QUI' cutomers are fiodin& bow e"r, Mrs . Spencer Moore o! · PI d easant 11 re epartment answHuntington . H ld L ~ ...Uy and I!:'Conomie:ally they of Chesap;akae: ~~:r ar~alher·. : erect its 70th_ call this year WedH I' t . . nesday at 7 .20 p. m . to the Od; eaa.addthecomfortolquietto Morrl· Blak ~ familyllving!Comein1Uld.ge1 s e, unmgon, a, A l. h . H d ha lf sister nd . d h'ld en us m orne m en erson .: afreecopyofour-easy -to·£ollow • a !JIX gran C I ·'r h . hi f' d lo th ere a aze ron me e ·:- .•How To" folder, and see these rl:'n . Burial was in the Cunn,·ng- w bed of lh h ed room e orne caus ham .\>lemorial Park cemeter -:- new desitna. · · tbey'U help live at St. Albans . Y~ and $100 damage to the contents ·· you. a quietly ~l home! . and $100 damage ott he contents ~ . of lhe room . Cause of the ... o;:;:, • •... _,_ • ....... ,.. Pleasant Valley Hospital blaze was determined as smok~--:'i.~~ ~..... ADMIT'TED Mrs . James ins in bed. Fourteen men .ens< ........ \.~~ ~"""'::.~ _ N~vil!e, Pt. Pleasant) CJaefha•nv:: wered th_e_c_a_n._ __ . : .. Sharon Hayes, Arbuckle·: ~~ .. _....: ~ . ": ./ Food retailing store& McCa ll.nhan, Pt. Pleasant; carry 1 • · .~ · "t"..,...;... ....: , North, Athens; Mrs. more thWJ 7,000 Items. b--:·~: ~ ~ Prict', Pt . Pleasant. --,;;:;..;;..,;•.;,;,.;-~· DISCHARGED - Mrs. Wil· rmured lhtii-Tone _tid!/)' WWed wlalt.r li~:~m Ott, Middleport ; Mrs. William Findlay, Circleville; 1 ~irs. Lora Parsons, Leon; Mrs. · Burt on Hedrick, Langsville; Mrs. Robert E. Chaffin, PL GALA TILE Pleasant: Dana Keefer, Leon: I Effie Collier, Hurricane; David 1 22c per sq. ft. Blankenship, Gallipolis Ferry; : Joe Allen Plants, Pliny; Eddie Huddleston, Gallipolis Ferry. · ·:· ·~ I CEL~E), I • Homeoflhe second quarter to lead the de-l tending Nalionrll. F o o I b a II , • League champmn Chicago · Bears to a 27'l4 victory over th Oetr .1 fJ In 8 ThanksNFL b By UnJted Pre" .e_ OI ons gJvmg Day clash witnessed Y ' Eastero Olvfsloa 52,231 patrons. The was W. L. T. Pel. PF televj.sed nationall but b.~cked 8 2 1 .BOO 306 out lh Detroit. LouiB 6 J 2 .66'1' 272 258 Straight Wsbngtn 5 6 0 .455 247 :125 The victory was the third Pbldlphia 5 6 0 .455 :utO 225 straight for the Bears and co- Dalla.• 4 6 1 .400 1118 206 incidentally It was three games Pttsbrgh 4 7 0 .364 205 2'10 ogo that Halas replaced star~ New York 2 7 2 .222m 281 lngth Bquukarl<lrhback Billy Wade Weslem Dlvlt.lou wi IC · . W. L. T. Pet. PF PA "The team needed 8 lift," th~ •-Bitmre 10 1 0 .1109 355 174 &_Y·year-old Halas ex~lamed. Green Bay 6 5 o .54.~ 256 197 • Rudy supplied that lift and Mnsta 5 5 1 .500 259 we'll probably keep him ~ere L. Angeles 5 > 1 .500 239 253 for lbe rest of the season. Chicago 5 T o .417 243 321 Halas then commented on his Fran. 3 8 .. 0 .273 1118 285 X-Ciincbed divisiooal title future and the future of his team. T)gtaday's Results "This was a gratifying win Chicago 'II Detroit 24 because we now have a chance (OnlJ game scheduled) to ~~ak e~en .~urtng the seasimday•s Games , at San Francisco son. he said. And, no matter what happens In our !ina! two Gcee11 Bay at Dallal games, I'll be back, to •.0 a c h A!lieles at Minnesota next year. I didn t quit last York at Washington year when we wou aod I don't 1 at C:eveland pia~, to quit when we're St. Louis at Pittsburgh ing. (Only games .-heduled) I :iANDWICH 0 . . . ., ...._ And Toke 'lm Homo . WY 2·5432 WHY WE 0 OMEGA ..................... ............ willllllwadh..._AI,. • fnry .... Cllrill • • .,..w.... ...,...... ...... 111111~ . Jilt ; ....... , ...... 11. PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS The defest left the Lions tied Third for thirdTied placeFor with a 5·5·2 record while the Bears won their fifth against seven defeats. Bukicb threw acorlng passes of I, 5 and 16 y.ears to Jon Ar· nett, Joe ·Marconi , nnd Jllimn1 Morris· respectively. Roger Le Clerc booted a I game-wlnni111! three poinler in the final period from ·t he 17 With less than two minutes to play. Morris caught seven passes to up hls season total to 90 and set a new NFL record. '!'he old season ataDdanl of M · . set . In 1950 by 'rom Fears 'of the Los A!lieles Rams. 1 1 1 VALLEY LUMBER AND SUPPLY (0. 1 I 10 DAY SPECIAL! 3 ROOMS GOLD SEAL •nd GOLD CUP New Furniture OfiLY $299 NO.OO Oown-B•I•nc• •n C.ravenient r.,.. MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I ' • & 4 v••, Wtrrlnly j··.... ,,~· .{: .. ' ' PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ' ·' GET FOR THE HOLIDAYS BATTERIES I ~ • c\i RACINE, 0. • ;, ,. 1 1 ;.. .'j i:tf ·;w. ·i f ' .; I r ·' ...-"\. ~· ,, ' ·... ,) . j,v'! .. ' RUG CLEANING • Robinson's .. ~ ......, ' ,•_d{ 11! .. I} I ......... 549·00 1950 Ford VB --- - 1957 Ford VB - - ' . l CLEA~pS NUl - - Eaotera Dlvfsloa W. L. T. Pel. PF PA 10 1 0 ~ 333 19S 8 2 1 .1100 2M 232 York 4 5 1 .444 :.!24 2011 2 9 0 .182 226 Weotem Dlvisloa W. L.T.Pcl. PF San Diego T 3 1 .7011 277 Kansas C. 5 5 0 .500 255 Oakland 3 7 I .3011 246 Denver I 9 I .182 1116 TharodaJ"o Retullt Buffalo 21 San Diego 24 !Only game scheduled) Suoday't Gamet Kansaa City at New York At HOU'Iton Oakland at Denver. 1%6 22&72li0 9 12 1 Ill 88 11!1 • 11 2 Jl-.15 9 614 012527 · --~ · Iod w1ll be for waterfowl. -FOR Here is the regional deer herd rundown : • HEATING Northeast: Samo ti2e as last •PLUMBING year, East-Centrah Down slight• ROOFING ly from 1963. Southeast: A slight Increase. South • Central: W1cbanged from last year. WY 2-2374 Western: Down slightly from 114 Mill It, MNI<Iloport 1963. oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1EwI s REPAIR SERVICE ONE OWNER TRADE-INS 62 Olds. - - - - '2595 6~ Buick - - - • -'2395 . Electra Conv. Cpo. Fully ~pped. We refer )'ou to tbil owner. W. M,in It, l'omo1'91' 64Pontiac SP-ECIAL! eSALAD < • , { ·'l ·•..' . ' . . ';~) SYUGUSE : D RIVE~. I N •• . ... ~- 1. ' ·~ . ' lOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES 18" Horsman •oafidtntly - $3195 • J'ull7 oquippel. ..G BRUISER True k5 Stand.srd 26-'~ R.,. $17 .99 - BoW's or Girls Bicycles R... $39.95 _ _ 34" Wagon • Reg. $17.98 _ $B.98 LeSabre 4 dr, SedaD. 1Mw mUeo1e. Fun, equipped, Why 1101 taUt mtll IIIlo ownorT VB "'I'W' ' • • • $1695 dr, Sid. tbllt. lllltra tltlll IDtlde and out. 62 Buick V/» lrano. .. AT - - - -'2995 - - - -'2995 Special Sit. Wagou, OWned ' ALL TOYS Star Chief 4 dr. OWned by one of Ollf mOll partleular oust0111oro. Lese titAn 14,1100 mlleo. hll7 OQ~. 64Buick c • SEE OUR GREAT SELECfiON OF TOYS GAMES--DOLLS and WHEEL GOODS 64Pontiac 63 Rambler •FISH· SANDWICH e FRENCH FRIES • -- Cat. Conv. Cpa, OniJ 1,9811 1111 mUeo. Showroom, cled. . WHOPPER BASKET NOW OPEN! "98" 1 dr. HT. Factory Air Cond. hlly· oqu!P)Iod. Fineot and beat Olda and thia one ilt topo. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR WEEK-END----., ' lje~n~d.iaiiiiaaiiiO;rii;rii;riiM~iijiiiJiiiiii'i~~lf.i~~~~~~====-i;,~~=~~ E..tera DlvlsloD W. L, T. I'll. l'.Fl'.A' 1 1 15~0308946 METROPOLITAN MOTORS 5 p.m. for both gun and bow rating, with first-place •oleo in :l, hunters during the two-day sea· parentheses: son and the limit ie: one deer Team Points of any age or either se:1. Gun 1. Michigan (19) hunters may use shotguna 2. UCLA (15) 325 1 ed with rifled olugs only, No 3. Davidson 155 ·nes are permitted. Archerw 4. Wichita ' 149 rt . . ~J Duk 5 continuet through Oe<l. &. va:derbllt (I) • The only other hunting a(.l 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.. 1 1 lowed during the two-day perLewis Repair Service -- - hJ •1595 -•tie RACE CAR SETS 19.95.$14.95 local mln!Jter. REG,$1.99- BLAETTNARS H&R Firestone .Store .UICK ... PQNTb\C '"~ Q(?\0l ,Tiue'i:KS .. ~' . . ·. ' POMEROV, Q. / .~ , • '· I '' ' ' AS LOW AS !! ~~ntmg l.!!.!!!!~~~;~~l:Ce:rt:ifi~1eci~O::·ai~S!t.ti=·o:n~ I BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. Ph WY 2 _ John Jackson, Southside, a dau<:~· ~ Third st. on• • ' 27 u7 I ht Mr. a nd Mrs. J ames Mlddl t g er: -~ •por : Neville, Pt. Pleasant, a ~augh< te r. I wm. :rt>lrd RECOMMEND ' : . . : _· gam~ s~p~po~r~t~v:ar~io~u~s~d;u;b~;~~;::::::;;tt . 29 1 one-yard touchdown rush and tallied two more TO's in the final quarter on Hix Green's 'wo yard thrust and a JO-yard paso from Jim Hudson to Gary Brown. GRID STANDINGS ~ I I -I \IS 21 i We Have Them ... • I 0 hack. h 32ld 10 on the ball for the Crimson But t e .Yem:-o ta .r m ovr Tlde touchdown. ~uth.em Cshfomla ~ _pr • Auburn went ahead 7-6 at the mg his worth as 8 o. Signal· half on Tucker Frederickson's call~ h leled 22 of ,three-yard scoring plunge, but B cf co ~P and th ew Ogden look the stare!, out ol passes or years • r -------+- - -- --three touchdown passes m the r faflulou.• ----- I Bears to NFLVI.CtOry STEAK HOUSE I I , I I Bukich Uads Crow's Pleas'"ant~'Pl. ·-··--1 Are You Looking For ..... 1956 Rambler I ·--· --- ·- '! 1 l verUsements and notices on the , Winners will be notifi d . ''Does it not stem as if a great inside pages of tile Daily Senti11 h h" d Tl Much preparation baa gone church be as c 1me a sort 1 tod •• . ...• I ne . a~. dJe fprogre;:' h was into this program and a lot of I of peace to us in recent weeks, . . .:~ :: cponceJVe Chan bostere y the hand work has been done by as though we had thrown otr a ·. omeroy am er of Commerce · 1 "II d t h ded b J kC local merchants and an air of" pain ul I ness an begun o ea up Y ae arsey ; i lk · t d d · t ·bl ' h ) fine cooperation has prevailed , wa again, sea y an 0 ver 00 ·b usmess es ;;~ IS k . uJ h 1. ! str jaht'J'" rnents will be parl iei pating in , 1o rna e ~t a successf o J-r a & . • , the sperial program to encour- day shoppmg season. I The s. ddr~s! conc~uded w1th ! age shoppers to support their 1 the suggeshon th~t , Our d~p home business places. ; er cause f~r g_ratltude, as With Merchants are giving free : Santa to Arrive in the _e~ly p1lgn~s, Is that Go:'1 1tickets lo all No purchase is p . has brought us 10 safety to th1s necessary. D~awings for Ci:lsh ; OIDl at 6:15 p.nt. ~ay , sur~ound~d with op~~tunprizes will be held in the Porn. , PT. PLEASANT _ Santa 1ty for kmdneso and love. eroy parking lot on these dates: ' Claus will arrive in Pt. Plea;s- 1· i ant Friday night at 6:15 p.m. BALL IS SATURDAY Dec. 10 - I p. m. 1 ' Det. 17 _ 1 p. m. sponsored by the Merchanls, or, . PT. PLEASANT _ Tbe Top Dec. %3 - 1 p. m. Pl. Pleasant. · 1Halters Ball sponsored by He will tour the Pt. Pleasant Ju_nior Woman's Service is Hel1l ' area riding on !he new fire ! Club membero w11l be held • Itruck and for his second ap- i ~rday mght from 9. p.m. For 1\Irs. Kearns pearance at 6:30 p. m. he will til I p. rn. at the Nal1on i I ride down Main Street in a wa- ~ Armory on Route 62. The Joe i P~ . PI,EASANT - Funeral gon pulled by a pony, since Childers ~ches_tr.a of. p or services for :1-trs. Nondous .tbere is no snow, thus cancell- mouth, Ohm, will furntsh mus- 1 Kearns. 52, of St. Albans, moth· I· ing reindeer and sleigb. ic for the 11eml-formal dance • er of Mrs . Eugene Dunlap. Pt. and tickets may bt! obtained Plea sant, was held Frldav at ! Santa will be didributing 1 from club members at 2 p. m. in the Lower Falls ·Bap· treats and talking with the din 's Shoe Cent~r ~r at tist Church at Sl. Albans. · children in the 400 block of . door. Proceeds will be used zo-'. 0 1956 Mercury VB 1 : - -- 1· ~:.W:.:M:::ol~n=S~t·~~~P=o~m=·~··~·= ~ will" 1954 Ford VB s c A la bam a m·lnS 21 - 14,· l rl•sh satu..dav ~ounty Cun you sing gospel hymns" until mJdn1ght of lhe same ing the 86-song, 8 p m till mid- ed the offering. Are you 1 soloist, part of aiday . Later, i[ chosen, you will : night gospel- hymn concert. J Th Pomero High School REMER CONVICTED duet. trio, quartet, choir, or lbe audJtitmed for TV appear- _The Gospel Jubilee Singers . CieeeClub sani, ''Celestial Glad- / MUNSTER, Germany (UPI) what have you' . . ~nces w1th the Gospf'l Jubilee wlll feature two of their top- some Light " <Williams ), curd - A military court here conIf so. you have 8 special m- Smgers a~ another group 1s to talented groups, thE' Ambassa- " Preserve Mv Soul 0 God, . 1 d Ule ·omm.andeJ of a o! Columbus IJ d · th' ·ff · GvJc e c t" lank dlemlom;lr_a•·J vitation from the GospeJ Ju · he added to the present four· dors Quartet . . . . . . , • ames 1. unng e o er1ory erman an 1biiee Smgers or st_age . r<idiO .. ~ro.up trou~ . ":'t h Asbury Adkms, the natlo~ under the direction of Mrs. tion last April in which 10 miliand TV , to meet w1tlr them at ' 1here w1ll be. no charge or highest tenor, and The Sunnse Nolan P. Swackharrt!T. The ' tarv observers were killed. the Washington Elementary 1- entr~· fet's rt>qmred of those Quartet of Porlsmoudl. The · db M C dy ,· , · h R . a brother 1 1 G 1· r c: d"t" · f b . · . . . ed 1 were accompame y rs . e 1~1aJ . J:"..nc erne.., 7 t 8 cdhoo N n 28a fl!po r s~ _8a I· ' aud' lonmgl rdom_ . of p. ~~~· · pudiJc dis m~IJII . bChidre~ J2 , ric W. Clark at the organ. ' of Na7.i Army Maj. Otto Remer, p. ·an spe1ca a m1sswn ees WI an un er WI e admitted . d t mo lhs ur a\·, ov. , rom 1 tu · · are Ill · , fall l>as was sen1en('e o. seven n. rn . for an audition. ·1 prevail· wlth everyone a!lend- ' free. 1' "1"he •rops .. . . . . · - ·· ·. · · - - - .. ·rome .and gone with a blaze of • m pd for negligent homlc1de Those selected w1Jl be guest 1 1 . f in the demonstration · th II t 1 co or sue11 as ew can rememsmgers on e a : s ar ~spel ber. and Wllh our ever . flowing , which a mortar shell scored a Jub1lee SmgPrs Conrert V~IH CJ . bes1.d e us, w110 ,' dJ. rect hit on 8 truckload · , d · r1ver a 1ways 0 1 1 8 begms p. among us has nol cause for i observers. gralilude, If he only takes ---1 FIRST ~ lime to consider il: declar!'d j Platin~ Is a~ut Jt pel' QUALITY Pomeroy merchants today latm chea their annual the Rev . Mr. Martm •s address cent heav1er thu fme gold. REGULAR ' Christmas Shopping season with announcement of their ' He listed causea for anxiety, 1 Certified Oil Station Gold Star $700 Cash C hristmas Giveaway Program. mourning and bilterness dur--· mg the past year, then asked, Full deta1ls are given in ad- - --- ·1 I ••4 I Alllbaslador• Qu.tirtet, Goo pel Singer• llr, L ud Mr. IIDbert Albloy. JIUddlotoorl SAN DIEGO, CALIF. FMIIIIII eo...- wW lu¥e -If the American S . - y Ill llle Plckeu' plane League lor Mlaml, ' Fla. le allend • anythllli like the program oe 1M Medical A• I preview, both etubo sbould peelt of Sporlo belq . _ . nominated for Oscan. ed by the Ameri<oa Medicol In a eypical Hollywood AnD<Ialloa. The meelb!J wlll before a """""' San be held 11 lbe Deaavlne Ho- house of 34.865, rookie loti from Nov. 2t 1o De<. !ull. style kicker Pete Gogloak WWiom CloUds Geori:• his goat horns and booted a Alworth fumbled 1 punt. and '·We m•je llQ · • ' ' , .. the defense held on its and the~ had a gllO<I. _,... four . quarterback Jolin Had! 1 team to ca,;por..., •f ll lhelll.• Nelsoftville, Wenston, Middle- In their winning effort. Rldne'a ....,1 lhead 2U by the end of Rldne, matched their boyt In wu thrown for a safety on the Charger Coach Sid G IIIJD 1 • ,.rt and Belpre took victories Jack <The Cali llosUck wu lthe opening quarter . Dyer led the final game. The Jackets play. His free punt wu said. ' In the Gage Preview held at high scorer of all playen In the the Wul!ingtoD county team came out Oft top 2&-23 after an returned 40 yarda by Charlie Buffalo Coach '"""' ~, Pomeroy High School gy11111a0- prevoe witllll points. with 10 and Lee bad nine. Bob exciting scramble. Warner and Buffalo'• it a "team . lum .,. '111anbglvlng Day eve Wellston - Bethel t-1-ll, Foul Crow, 11-3 center, led the Pill- Buddy Moore'o 10 polnta on marcheo 17 yarda to a touch- ! called the tafety U)lllllrnil!f · with a •tandlng-room-ooly crowd t-0-2, Zimmerman 2-2-6, Jacobe thers with eight and Phll SwJn. one f~eld goal and eight free down, thanks to a peualty and 1,pol~·";;';.·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;illi~~;; on hand. 3-2-6, Jordan 1-0-2, Stabler 1-0-2, dell acored teven. throws lopped the wtnneno Gary a two-point cmversioo added by 11 Mlddleport'a Yellow Jackets Holzapfel 2-1-5, Ratlill ~2-2, N>- Belpre - Smith 0.2-2,) Oyer Stobart also bad eight . f 0 r l another penalty. FIRST had the hardest time of any cbolas 1-0-2. Totals 11>8-31. ~10, Johnson U-4, Lee 4-l-f, Middleport Mike Stewart'• nine I Hackett, Jr. will accompaaJ yard field goal with three San Diego still had time to QUALITY of the wtnnen. Coach CArl Raelne - McKelvey 3-M, Rarruoey 3-1-7, Colvin ~2-2. Co- led Rutland . them IG Florida. onds to play, giving lbe win . but Buffalo's Mike Strat- REGULAR 1 WoUe's JackP:S edged acrappy Fishel' ~; Norris 1+3; Boe- vert i-0-2 . Totals IH-311 . Bllls a 27-24 •·In over the too picked off a Had! paso and Certified Oil Station · • "• 1111, ,_, · RuUand :16-'IS after -the Red lick U-11, Aclama ~. Baer Pomeroy - Swindell 2·3-7, Middleport - Wallace .......,, town Charge1·s. the Bills moved to the winniili p · OeviiB baU rallled in the ...,. ~ CWldll! 1-0-2, McClintock Crow 3-2-6, Jewell 1-3-5, Smith Bratton 0.1-1, Stephenson 1-1·3. Gogolak bad missed·-~a~~;l:=~g:oal:!;_ . .........................!.~$~ 1IDII and IIDal period. ~· Totals 8-6-22. 1-0-2, Simpson 1-1-J. Totals ~ Cli!CI ~. Slobart 3-2-6, Moore yarder In the first The prevua ftelted the Pom• :lli. 1~10. Tof.lls 7-U..ze. 1 which could have been roy Junior Hlgb llcbool Alhl«i< A !.Ill Belpre team pld<ed up Rutland - Lambert 11-2-2, IJI· Iorence. Buffalo and Sann ~=~: II fund over $281), an easy :J&.2:i victory over the Coachetl Carl WoUe of MJd. tie 1-0-2, Smith 1-0-2, Rupe . lead their respective di host Pomeroy PlA'ple Panthers. dleport and Jim Adams of Rut- 1-0-%, Black ~. llaninC 2-4-4, !nd are expected to meet ••a.in ll Nelsonville stayed ahead of Belpre, with an startera over land, who were 00 lbl! same Stewart t-1-9, Blackwell 1-0-2. in the title game Dec. Zfi. !Ired-up Kyger Q-eek all the 1HJ and two of them about foe, high acbool baskelball toam at Totals 1~3-23. A perfectly executed >3-yard way to win :»-28 behind the - - -· ANNAPOLIS . Md. (UP!) _ option pass play from Keith bot ahootilli of Big B.- Rich- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 27, 1964·5 Army Coach Paul Dietzel. who Lincoln to Lance Alwortb gave arda. Tho Greyhound Juard !lltrle plaeed llh player. .., has referred to his counterpart the Chargers a comfortable 24tossed In 10 poinla. lbe Ualled Prell Jnlemalt- at Navy as a "gimmick coach" 14 foorth quarter lead: But the al All· Bla: Ten football team wa s l.he object of a verbal offense, whlc.h had given BurDuncan tallied four field goals and two free throws to ~ead . ebosen by the conference broadside .Jttack Thursday i ~alo two .earlier scores throu~h the Bobcats wih 10 pomts. l eoacbes. night during the Army-Navy 1 mt.e~cepL•on, left the door open , G.uard Chuck ~ach also had Tile l1llllleAP »uckeyn rally at the Naval Academy . =ag-ca::::'":::·_ _ _ _ _ __ mne far the Galha team . 1. placed guard Dao Poretta, • Firing the first salvo at 93 senior from Clalrtoa, Pa. and Dietzel· who has criticized 7· San Francisco The score was ti~ 13--13 at seator tackle .Jim Davidson, Navy':~ annual use of uniform 8. North Carolina ii2 the end of the first period. Nelson- James 2-1{1, Rich- i Alllauce, on &be offensive ' 'trickery," was Navy Coach 9. Seattle I ards iHI-10, O'Nail !P l a y team. Wayne Hardin himself . 10. Minnesota 1-2-4, Pancake 1-2-.J, Daughtery ~ • ~ Folll' memben of She outSpeaking from a platform adSecond 10 - 11, Kansa!l 54; 1· 1-3, Schultz 2-0-4. Totals 12-6-30. ..., standing Ohio State Defenshe jacent to a two-story pHe of 12, Syracuse 50; 13· Villanova i 4 Door. Stanrlard with ovt'fdl"i..-e. Kyger Creek - Dun~an 4-squad were .elected. Tbey lumber that later succumbed to 45 ; 14, Kansas State 32; 15 !tie) Tyo 21> ' 2-10, Barnett """ U"'\J'"V, - - , By GARY KALE the T1ger when he sa th ered the were end DiU Spabr, a Colum- a fiery torch, Hardir said of St. John's and Kentuck) 31; 17, Leach 2-5~, J~nson 0-o-o, ~ol· UPI Sports Wrilfl' se~nd ~aU kickoff seven yar~s 1 bus senior; Unebacken Dietzel, " I've never heard a Brigham Young Tl: 18 · St. Lou.. 2 Door. Automal!c trans. Radio and H!'aler eyn 1-0-2, Dame Is O..fHJ, CoUnts , Alabama completed a perfect inside his end zone and ran it Dwight Kelley, a jlmior trom man talk so much and win so is 23 ; l9, Notre Dame 21 ; 20 • 1 0-o--o. Totals 9-8-26. college lootbat1 season and now back all the way. Bremen, and Tom Bugel, a little." De Paul l7. Other teams receiving points waits to see if Notre Dame can N tb Sp k Tid jwrlor from West Homestead, Hardin , holder of an unprece. 5 c Door Hardtop . ama ar e Pa., and safety Arnie Cbon- dented five straight wins over - Oklahoma State, Oklahoma wenston'a SEOAL team went be dethroned as the No. 1 team ahead of Class A Racine early in the nation. Quarterback Joe Namath put KO, SENIOR, Parma. Army , including two against City. Bradley, Texas Tech. Mi- , in the first stanza of the second The No. 2 Alabama team, the game out of reach with a Ed Orazea, senior end trom Dietzei-coached teams, also re- ami (Fla.). Oregon State, Utah game and coasted to a 38-22 Orange Bowl bound, won Its 23--yard scoring pass to Ray Euclid, w8!1 'named to tbe ferred to the West Point men- State Loyola (Ill.)· Providence, Fairlane 2 Door Hartltop. win. .' lOth consecutive game Thurs- Perkins that assured Alabama teeond defemive uolt. ' tor 's constant harping on last Tex~ Western , Creighton, St. Nine points by_ Bethel~ eight day by defeating Auburn, 21-14· of its second perfect season in ~~ year's 21-15 Navy victory, in Joseph's (Pa. ). Jndiana, Deby Jacobs and SIX by Zunmer- with the help of a recovered four years. Auburn scored tts • which the game f! n de d with troit, Georgia Tech. Connectil Door. Standard With overdrive. Gold R the --•-~the TD h J" Sid! Ohio Deer Season d man pace en ~ ~ end zone fumble by Steve Bow· o r w en unmy t Army on the Middies' two-yard cut Southern California. Cincinman and a 107-yard kickoff re- CO/lectecj . a 16-yard past from Opens Next Week I line . nan , Colorado State, Wyoming, See These and Many More turn by Ray Ogden. quarterback Tom Bryan. COLUMBUS. (UP!) - GunPredicting another Navy vic- Princeton. Tennessee. Dlinois. l· Texas, AI aba rna ' a New Year ' I nen get their chance at deer ·1~ ·i tory Saturday.' Hardin said, "it St. Bonaventure, Texas, Ari- ,, Notre ~amt (~) winds up its campaign agamst Southern Day opponent, routed Teus Ohlo next Thursday and Fr1- makes no dtfference w"hether 2ona. See These And Many More At California Saturday. A&M, 26-7, before a crowd of day. a week ahead of the 1963 we play t10 minutes or t10 mJn. JOCKEY TRAINS Bowman put Alabama on the 65,000 at Austin, Tex., that ia- dates. utes and one second. " SAO PAULO, BrazO (UPI l scoreboard in the first period eluded President Johnson'• two Wtldllle Chief Dale E. WhiteLuiz Carlos Fernandes Da Silwhen a bad pass from the Au- daughters, Lynda and Lucl. sell said the deer population is Miehigan Leads va, a 22-year-old Brazilian jock· burn center Mike Alford sailed The ·Longhorns. last season'• estimated to be about the same ey who has won 11 races, will · E ROIT (UPI) _ George o~er the head or punter Jim ~a r1ona1 _ehamp1~ns· scored once as in 1963, although ~here bave Pre-Season Poll work under trainer Farre1 w. ~ T 11 R d B0 kich "a Kilgore, who fell on the ball m the frrsl per1nd when quar- been changes in regional popu· r<EW YORK (CPI) - The Jones In the United States. Da Ha ~ ca 8 u Ytw arter momentarily and then let it :terback Marvin Kristynik eli- Jatlons. United Press International pre- Silva ts scheduled to arrive in Pomeroy, 0. terrif~~ number 0 qu "'' squirt loose . Bowmar pounced maxed a 61-yard drive with a Hunting bou111 at 9 a .m. to season major coJlege basketball Los Angeles during the week· 606 E. Main St. 1 A crate was filled with donaliorus of food for local dlstrl· FOR SALI: OR TRADE bution and ov.,- ~ wa1 coo- )57 CHEVROLET lwo door V8. tribult'd for food overseas to •utom1Uc. Phone N•w Hn1 11 27 3tc distributed by Ch urch World , en 882-1322. Service at a community Thanks-' giving Service in Grace Epis- 1 =:::;::'!.._:..::" : :· :..,.::,.::::.::::::= copal Church, Pomeroy, Thurs- ' PT. PLEASANT - Lora! night. ftr~ dt'partm~at membera are The Rev. Melvin Alkire of malting an appeal far belp Ia ' the United Methodist Chur ch : drenlng dolls they bne col~ read from the New and Old )«led for lbelr Cbrl•tmu proT~staments. The Rev Wilbur jert or provtdlal toys 1Dd Perrin, of the Federated church , . food baskell for tbe nH'Iy. deljvered a sermon prepared j Tbe ftremen statd rttpo'ple by the Rev. Richard Martin or for loys bas beea Jood "u& Grace Church and gave the "f <iolblng I• bldly ooeded for 1 benedicLion . Mr . Rome William · I tb~lr worthwhile project. Aa,liOn, lay leader of Grace church ,' one wi5bJnl to eonlrlbute toys conducted prayers. 1 or clothing are uted to call Bills Nudge Chargers in r· ear ~· ~ . ouse Cage Prevue PIay S to Packed H FRIDAY, SATURDAY '1 . .. MIDDLEPORT,· 0. . .. . •• • �' j ..B~iifse\ii.ulil'; · p~.Mi.fdiepgrt, o.- Nov. l 27,\gM ._Ri_'_v_e_r_N_e..·w-·-."8..__ _ • . .,_ ,'t -r ~~_:_....:.~~;::_~;:_;.:._.~~r tbane sOfJety . NOtes '• • .. • ~=-;~u;·~· \:Delrolt5~·~4Nt~~ ~~wtt~e~~l!~--..I=~"~P'~ .~~! o o~-~E"'~(=UPI=)~-~y~=~ ~Q!l! -~=;--~=-s-u~-!'~-.,~=iPI~~-·~i-e:~ra:~ [-By uol:' Dolroit GAUGE READINGS: GJlllpoIIJ Dam L7.i , t7J l'IIDIIIDc 31 foot on rollen, Pomeroy-Muon ,.: 21.16, pt, Pleaoant :;4.31, !lin- The ll.appy Husllers Stmday ton 1.43 staUonary. Kanowha Sehool Clu s ol the Methodiot of extra cost Falls l.lill rising, Charleston 29.· Church held l!leir meotiJ!i and ~ risilll. Lonclon clam waa ron· a covered dWI dinner at tile with purchase of any Eureka bing Sl> feet, Marmet 41> teot church Friday evenlnJ, Nov. 6 floor care product! . ::.1 :~:••!~ teet. %0. Miss Edith Haymon prosen~ Oldo RlW!'r _ Jonn J . Rowe, ed the devotLonals, uatne the up 14, 3 p.m.; Wayne If. op theme " What Thanksgiving 14, 8:05p .m.; Zimmer down lS, Means." Mrs. GazTett Circle 5;15 a.m.: Cherokee down 1&, conducted the business session .. . *- . .¥ 6 a .m.; C. V. Harner up 11, at which time plans were made •T Big all steel truck $o3S .m.; Buckeye Stat< up 18. for the Christmas party. o~ ST RUCTO wilt\ U 5 a.m.; Charles K. up 19. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell s de ramp for load11:20 p.m.; Queen City down %0, and children of Florida are ing and UniOI!:I iroQ. 1:45 a.m .; Philip Spor11 down spending a vacation with their 20, 3:1(1 a.m.; Warren Hougland parents, Mr . and Mrs. Ivan up 20, 6:10 a. m.; Beaver down Powell, Sr. .and Mr . and Mr!l. 21, !O o50 p.m.; Bob Benter down Frank Cleland. 21, 6 a. m.; Jerry Bosworth Mro. Frankie Nelgler return· down 22, S ; ~ a.m.; Lorry Tur- ed bomt alit< spending two ner down 23 3:55 a.m.; Jeffer· weeki In Columbus with llrr son up 23, 5o15 a.m.; HtllT)' D)'· aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. er up Greenup 8:20 p.m.; [)e.. and Mrs. Clyde Crosa and child· fender up Greenup 12:55 a.m.; ren, who accmopanied her here Indiana up Greenup 3:50 a.m. ; for the week eod. Pameli D. up Greenup 6:45 • · Mrs. Edward Simpson and m.; Rose G. up Greenup 6:10 Mrs. Bert Grimm spent Suna.m.; Elisha Woods down Green· doy aft..-noon in Pomeroy with up 6:55 a .m.; Allled·f>sh· Mro. Wilson Carpenter. land up Meldabl 3:15 p.m.; J, Mr. trill Bl'ldford of Worth· s. Lewis down Meldahl 4:1$ P· inglon openl the week end wil!l m.; Eastern up Meldabl 6:15 P· Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bradford. m.; Gona down Meidahl 8:10 p. Mr. and Mrs. R4bert Swift Im.; A. o. Haloes n down Mol· and dat~~hl<r, Michele, of Col· dahl 9:45 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth umbus were Stmday IUetts of MODEL 238-A . 11 down Meldahl 11:10 pm.; Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris. John Hood down Meldaltl I' SO Mr. and Mro. S. G. Marrs of a m.; Susan Lane up Meldah1 Vinton, and Mr. and Mrs. RuH !I a.m.; Laguna down Mel· Ius Marrs of canebrake, W. Va. 1. Beats ! 2. Sweeps ! 3. Suction cleans ! dahl 3:35 a.m. spent a day recently with Mro. Galllpolls Dam - Illinois down Maude You111. • Special Oust Bag Design-Keeps bag in17:45 p.m.: Lucy Jane Lu· Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hllldore take clear f or mOte suction PQwer • Vi ny! cas down 8:05 p.m.; Je!fboat called Sunday aftemoon on Dust Bag Covet • Step-On Toe Swi\ cl, up 9:10 p.m.; Miss Lou down Mr. and Mra. Bob Byer and • Adju!ta~ 3 Position Handle • Soft Vi nyl children at Middleport. 5 a.m., Lynn B. up 5 am. Bumper • All-Metal Constructioo • Life ti me Kanawha River -L. w. Sweet Mr. and Mro. Tom LindleY Lubricated Motor up Marmet 7:10p.m. ; Helen Z. and Seotty of Grove City open! up Marmet 6:35 a.m.; Sem.et the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. down Winfield 12 :4S a.m.: O.F. Mason Spencer. IShearer up Winfield 6:15 a.m. AHL Standings Eurrb floor etn: prodUrtt t r~dd for WRITER HONORED By Unlled J'mo lnleruUoaal 1ta11 ~ ol Goocl-.e, It f, WorWt ra•r NEW YORK (UP!) - The W01t0ra Dfvllloll Thoroughbred Racing Aliocia· W. L. T. Pis. PF PA tion today Mmed Nelson Fish· Rchsler 11 7 2 24 10 16 er, San Diego CCallf.) Unlon Pttsbr&h 9 7 I 19 ~I M turf writer, winner ef llle 11164 Buffalo 8 6 2 13 52 10 Bill Corum Memorial Award. Clvlnd 3 10 4 10 44 10 The TRA presenll llle honor Thnnday'• Rooalto annually tor an outstanding Hershey 8 Baltimore 3 Open Fri. & Set. Nights news tory, column or feature Pr<Mdnece I Sprllllfleld 0 MIDDLEPORT on racing. WY 2·2635 Q-c 7 Rochester 4 ~ .. \ w.r..T.I'tll. 10 • I 2il 41 Toronto 9 6 N<l" York 7 7 Montreal 6 e Cblcqo I I Boston II Thar""'y' s * I Yllli< I 4 22 52 1 17 *7 3 l1 36 Pick~a-Pair Re1111ts Special . . . .'. . '# YOUR CHOICE '4 ·~.i ~ ~tt •• f ~ ~ ~ s ~· . ' I .._• -~ . • .\ ~ 3-T Nylon 3-T Nylon SURE-GRIP ALL·WEATHER WINTER TIRES TIRES Most flmous t1rt name 190 Tractor-Type Cleats ••• In tllllnduatry, Built Deep to Bjte Deep! with pllformanc:e-proved tread I Garry aod I won flrst prize last Sat ur\lay! It waa t he young people's Olde T>"!e COtltume party at the church, and Y(e had a wonderf ul time. I 11'1 tq almoot everythini the club pula on, and of course there are lobs EITHER PAIR w, Tour own church offero many enj oyable and worthwhile activities for Obrlltialll of •• ery a1e. Why not j bln? You 'll be wmmi)' welcomed. , • /h ~· ..,.A.. , '\1 / e 1/fS W·COS QU/Ifi/y WBfChf Sill 6.00 xll" TubeiHI Blecltwlil l'lua Tax IN Z Ttad•lft TN f Member of Pomeroy's Gold Star $700 C1sh Chrlolmes Glveewoy. Ask For Your Pree Tld<et Th~ Ch11roh lllh• .,_ltllt rtc~~~r "" •rth lor W bu.Jidlnr ot ....... "''and .,... "'li....tlip . U Wu !Q,._ Mutoo 111..-!rilul vool-. Wllll.ool.l• ~lt•ri61U JH4 •lrontl Cilltreh. N IU.. d - .e, XM ..r A.dwHUillf $t r vi~"f. IN(. nor dvll l1111tio11 ca~ ~~t rvl.... Th... - follr ID\I>td - - • hT .,.., PIUMCI.II, Clinic dUtlll pin tflt tl•m- 81 raMtur1, Va. lnt If s.IIOC:Iri-t"ttiJtanl nn strucllon , Prt· i:lll.,·]twtiH IIIOYfii'IUt. IU.H 111,, Glltl~tlvM lt)'IIIIJ Jllll r1111111 tMI;k-rnJtllflt Ct!lllfllctltll. PrU IIIOIIjew~led mov11111ftt. I"·" Make thla Chr11t.mu• a very You'll Uke Our Service Phone WY 2-2101 4M Secon-d A.,,. Galli~tells, Ohio ' WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING Sport Coats ~ ly H-1-5 ThiJ Cllriltmu ehoose auterweor Ill' 1118, from our wldo MloctloO ot oU weather woor; lhe ski loot, the rolo look, IIJhl aDd hoa'V1 outer_ _ ,.....-. ,...,. IIi w<>01, <orduroy, ,,.. thetit abtlla, IIIII lllled pop- From $14.98 Sallllllltt Strealllhte ly Lody Arrow ''"" $1 .-;95 Blouses Sweaters ._ lnp. ly McGregor • lllako lbll a awaat<r ChriJtmoa •url!IJ """ - ,well u the molt exeitine new By Arrow From $10.95 Here 11 a doubleo~Mert Pomeroy Builders & BuUdinJ Supplle• SWISHER & LOHSE Botero of Good Bread REXALL DRUGS We Fill All Doctoro Prescrlptlono eEnro Rolt• llullllncton, W. Va, Ph. Ullll-2005 WY 2-2955 KARR C()NS'(RUCTION CO. · · -Slipper• eParilllhl ' Cheater, Ohio ' J><>me:oy F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER Bulova W•tcbeo.SaleJ & Servtee · Cbester, Ohio 186 N. Second lolldtUeporl ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY , PGIXIerO)', Ohio BOWERS DRtW"INN · RESTAURANT 1. llaln Pomeroy s~ V. D. EDWARDS ' 'RIDENOUR' S SUPPLY .,, -INSURANCE AGENCY· ·•:. • . ~ " AJ'I'l..IANcr.s wv:·~o PomeiO)' .FOREMAN & ABBOTT Qiillll7 ~~~Lower Prlcu , . • . r .. ~••; Jlldii.>orr ·{ :.,~~,,~; '~:.:,\ .. • . .l' ri•OIJ'i. ~-21U Cben,r, Ohio EBERSBACH HAROWAR£ CO• ' ., y ·, .. · ,' oivEII~G IN BAIIDWAl\E" St. Paul's Lutheran Church -!(-••• Pome:o~. Oblo COr. Syeamm " liecolld Iii. -l'oaloroJ R!lV. .rotiii'H IOW.Y, Pt.STOII, Church, WY Hl'/0 P........t, WY . . . > Sunday, NoH•ber 29 (Advent SundQJ Cho~ .. . . or L1y. '-ten HIS ........ , ... $10.95 HER ••••••••••• $10.95 ,.' • lrta \.. BAUM LUMBER CO. u.. Our eorl,.m..,, .. . eolon. HIS , •••••• ~ ..... SS.DD --- . . r •• ••••• .,.00 Middleport, Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY 1 .•.,.,.... co-oren.. neteo. Select both Slrirtl end Sweater• Ie the season's newest shadinas, high~ ed by rieh de11igns, stripe11, and soUd HiJ and Her sweater aDd 1hlrt TINY'S FOODLAND e Swa• Jewalry \ I~ OWtltln, &1ft ldaa. Anow -------- HOYT'S SOHIO. SERVICE and .Volltok puJioYera u "HIS & HERS" Co-Onllnatts Eotabllohod In 1904 West Columblo. W. Va. Ph. Mason SP 3·5898 hpport lht Cburoh of Your Cholet . by from button •all tip cardllw ...... from From $5.00 ~02 . . . . lllloWa ...... .... .........,. ...... $49.95 & $65.00 Give Lady Arrow Blouses beautifully fashioned in the famous Arrow tradition, they are designed to make lasting frlendshipl. Chooae from many styles in the season'• m01t beautiful sllad. Cri~keteer \ giving him a new J&F Topcoat. He will find unmatched wear~ inc pleasure aDd complete pro· tection against the elements. Stop in soon and Lay-Away your selP-etlon chosen from our collection of fall stYles. gift• .n111ed Greenhouse vrY LIEVING COAL COMPANY Middleport West l!oln St. $29.95 & $35.00 llo. lyJ & F R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. elnterwm• Socb ' Sport Coats ehoaeo from our collection: eontervatlve · en· ough for btaine11 yet casual enough for leilure. See our telection of quiet .subtle tone• and patterns. Jackets Make your roan'J Cbriltmaa pleasant with after dfecll by READY -MIX CO. . Middleport e St1t101 .Hall these Topcoats WY 2·2644 DODG:U:...DAl\T-OODGE TRUCKS He wUI really 10 fM one of Shop Our Gih Bar •• ,for other • peciol Member M'O WY 2.2560 f t JliM ., By Crlckel11r -, FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES ....._. . lomoone To Cburch This Week" . Gift Ideas... ·· From $5.0,0 ! Uh!dleuort '&O~LEIN , This Cbrtab:nat )'OU wW be su~ to find a McGrQ:or Sport Shirt tor your favorite man when you ehoose from our fine selection of cottons, dacron and cotton'• and woola in the 11a10n'• new· est assortmeDt of ehecki, print.li, pattern& and 1o1id colors. Plan. ItO tlneolll It We Are Participating In Gallipolis Appreciation Daysl ly McGregor merry Christmas by givin& him a suit that is tops in quality, fit and fabric. Give him a CUSTOM FABRIC suit by KINGSIUDGE. Choooo now from an ouutanding selection, designed to any man 's wardrobe 1 most wet. com e lift. Stop in soon and use our com•enient La y-Away Thurada.y Home Owned & Operated PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS IME Sport Shirts Kingsridge Suits · PfrtPfl lfloll ld •Umd .-v~ ._ NfU- I RIZER OIL COMPANY See Our Complete CARAVILLE Selection! Shop Haskins-Tanner '::J ot 11ctivltiea beeldes parties and. dances. We visit hospilal,s, we collect and repair 1<>71 for underpr~vileged children, ,apd we help wit h va rio us church events. have rerular rellgioue diBCuesion IJI'OUPO that often r et me oo intereated I l"!!ltinue the di sc ussiou a round the farnily dinner table all week IQn&'! Mom and Dod don't mind, th ough. They think it's good f or me to be mixing wit h ou..r young C hrtstlam~, and they never wdrry wllen I'm over at the club. '.' .I . ~ .!"' '·' I Sentinel Church News Triple-Care Cleanin.CJ Action INGELS FURNITURE ,c ' *~ 1817 «41 EUREKA e w._. . • •.. - and you give I 1 ..." OhDiee " Haskins • Tanner cWLI~S~, ' . 131 •'!IND·AYI. • , ... 0• ~ I lltil . ( ' ' �- - - - - - - - , 8-DaUy Selltlnel, Pomeroy-Jilddlepo _ rt_, O _.,_Nov. 27, ·~··--:-~:-----.,.- Rut Estate For Sale WANT AD INFOIMAnON Television Revl··e END-OF-THE-MONTH COMPACT SPECIALS ._._ ,. ... u - . t l. . . . . . . 11'1. CU-M Oil HIO ... Local owned and low mileage, red over tvocy tinisb., 328 V8 engine :mtGmatic trans. Like new wh1tewall tiretil, radio and heater. ......_ - IM .at ............ , ........ ~ Of fMA.NILii • 0111-ru. &JliU - ILJ8 tot lill -.mt 111tD .... ~tl118&1 •liN .. . . . A. Ill. • Q.la> t' ~ ......., . 4 IL to ..,..,.., Ill. OlaQr lJIOO - 1'1"1 10 &UV ·ro PL4UI a &DTJLT- .. LOST - Lady's wrist -- Red sharp Interior, bucket seats. black finish, Ji:ood whitewall tires, llO engine. 4 speed tram; .. .Radio and beater. - 1960 Corvair 700-4 Door · · · · · · · · $895 watch Real economy and standard trans. Good tires, heater, dark .11:reen finish, interior like new. on Kroger's Parking lot. Fri- doy evening. Phone 773-5928. MaaQJl. II 24 3tc Notice I 1961 Dodge Lancer 2 Door · · · · · · $795 ' IT COSTS nothing to use a Blue Lustre Carpet Shampooer whb parchase of Blue Lustre Carpet Shampoo. Baker Furniture, Middleport, 0. 11 24 6tc \.ocal one owner. clean interior. blue finish, good tires, standard trans. Radio and beater, 1961 Volkswagen 2 Door · · · · · · $1299 Deluxe vinyl trim, heater, good tires. OWNER moving, must sell, room house Antiquity, 1 res, modern kitchen with in stove, beth, new oil ace, double carport, out high water. WI 9-3Z22. 11 2~ 3tp GOSPEL JUBILEE SINGERS .........bet BeaiONNe . . . WI!' Do7 • NJ&Ill r • 11e c.o '" GEORGI WASHINGTON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Gllllpolla, Ohl• FOR SALE' Modem all elee. tire 3 bedroom llome, 100 100 Jot. Syracuse, Phone · Sterrett. WY 2-2527. Saturdey, NovemiMr 21 I P.M. till Midnight SllrriJII, Ill penoa. two ..,. talenled unlto of tlie GolP"l 11 25 lie - - - - -- - JubUee Singero nf Ralln, 1 Slaie, and TV: The Ambouo· doro Quartet, or Columbul, Ohio, with Aabtll'f Adkins, the nation'• bi£}lelt teDor; e See U1 Before You Trade or Wo'll Both Looe ~-- - DANCE at Harrisonville school NoY. 28, 8'30 till 11 ,30. Music by Green Valley Boys. Open to public Sponsored by Har· risonvllle P.T.O. II 24 3tp Many More L.te Model• To Choos• From SundOJ, 8 A.M. ltD 8 Alii: - Your Chevy Dealer 3, ' , -·· ·--- CROSSWORD •7. Value 1t.Alukau riv• · IIOWlf 20. Dibble .... t. 'WamJnc -.... 21 . 1!~1•h cry: JOlt t . lnaltoe ....... 22. Encoun~ S.J:da> '- KU.ca! lnltrwneat U . Un~ cooked 26. Cor~ ..... ~Bottom ol. J3.1Cind~ • room -. daisy ...... • I. Autl\Qr: ...... 1-1. Everrr. . 16. 0l'ftll 2fJ. Guldtd 28. Mov.. f,Afor.- Jetter 1,, Seize ...... I. Spanl111l palllter 11. A dall.y U. Be~ """" ........ pt.---· ..... ... =.. - ~­ •. Forwbat lnllpid 33, Looae 18. ChlDHe weight JB.Ta.kn,u ...... p riDe lt!I. Meuure ..,.. U.Blrd'• m<>untafll .. 80. Di.tan& 9. 2CJaour~t book :IO.A muquerad• COo!Jitume 23. Ruaaian -....... 16 • .4....-.tar a7. Let It - hanglnl' point ........ 41.Permtt ,3.Qoddeea ...... 14.MD"*- Zl. Sp_here at 18.4NV 29. BoY'• nklkD.ame ot. 11plelldoln aMoved,.aa tool to. !lblg- ti.Arabba 411. Allrulft Huntington, beginning M.HMd: C!Oftiibij8 SPECIAL PIIICISo Adullo, $1 Chltdron under 12, FRII Al11'(\MOB.n..t IMuranctt ~teen <"aneeiJed? t..ost voor operator'o Uc..,..? Coli W'l 2 !!118 lliU< .. lf.Cu~ ln earl1 Deeember. Dote to be announced next week.) Pomeroy, Ohio ·-... ·~ II.Siclll pubtlo to Invited. (Watch for lho Goopel ·JubUeo Siocen Pro~ram on WSAZ-TV, ChiD· nel .. ..,. at 7 P.M. for audition•. The Motor Company shoot, Sunday, November 29, tllel . . Jilluoop-. WOAY·TV, Cbrmnet 4, flak Hill - Be<kleJ). Dooro open Pomeroy Mf'ige County Coon Hunters AS> sociation will sponsor a gun- at least not many) of turning blossoming womanhood: he · hllllHlf ln and hoping lor the . somewbat tyrannical lalber, bat, 11 be might have been 1who was quite naturaUy -... more likely 1o do ln llollywood's/ cerned about her Infatuation; old do yo, In biB unending and, finally, of all lbings, by •eareh for the real murderer., outbreak of p J 81 ue ,, ~~~·: [ be Is merely trying to survive. trapped Ja....n In tile v OUtside of • lew Westerns and juot when be lbOifllht he soap operas, no drama series on get out because of the girl. televttoioa II mo... succeSiful in The play did have lbe benent the raUnga then "The FugitiYe." ol good porformoncea by . ' 1)e lufltlve II 1 doctor by always admlrrble Joe De San•ti• l prof.,.lon. He lo thus prevented a• the fatber l!fldl !:=~:~~~ I from fulfiUIDi himself by doifli ' a gorgeous and .e what he wanta !o do and can i sensual young ..., the airl. do beat. The world hu CONplred 1 · . against him. And though· •• in ,. The CbanHI S!'lm.• Thelu)a 'nl~~~E~ _epltode, tbe Ritter llnBUnd takea part ln a and the Sunrise Quartet, of Poktmoutb, (Hear them eaeb OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 7 P.M. N011;:;;C;:;;ES;---- from 9 a. m. until dark. Snowball Hill. Syracuse. II 21 4tc radio, .. nlhlni Dr. Ray R. Picken• 1961 Corvair Monza Coupe · · .. $1369 PHONE WY2-2156 Lost and Found I WWB~OutOf , My Office From I , Saturday Evening NoY. 28th Til WednesdaJ, ])ec. 2nd A sharp low milease local car. Jet black finish, tires sbow little wear. 110 H.P. enginel4 speed trans. Radio, heater, Red bucket aeats and viny trim. w-. ~OLLYWOOD (UP!) -ABC. drimo o11eo teovu ~~il'! TV 1 "'nw l'u&JUve" (DaVId to bo deolrecl lbelltiiilvl'a ' Jan,. .) hu been "" lbe lam llllllonll ablUty to more thatt a year now, and eaUed upon In ~ lhe ohow'o IIJ)parent lncreastaa allowo the aeriN to popularlt) lillY be of IOfllt Jt1. repetiUvo . point: the tereat to roclal eommencatou. Joel frequently htlpo The IUiiUve Ia a man who bu clatlve ooclety ln IIJ)IUI of &lven up entirely 011 tile bellela and ill Wl'lllllheaded oplnloo lhat right Inevitably wnquer1 1111tn. LOam• or Wl'OIIB and lhatlbe opoken trulh 'ntOI!day •llbt ., 1 flllllly- ( a.A.poD4 wlllset hJm free. mill tn • vllll&e. Ja.. d.waller Ho hu loat faith ln justice. Mn lound bltnoelf etUjht In •• 'l')po ~ He wao eooviA:ted of a crtmo he 1web creatl!ll by a )'OUJJC 1D. A. cim&l did not commlt. He it being i whose feeilnp towll'd hJm fruit pursued. He bas no lholfllbtl (or/ a mixture of hero-worship U . Fragra.nceo Nonm 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe · · · · $189 5 Dl'hCl HOUU " . I 1963 Tempest LeMans Cpe. · · · · $1995 11 caw . . ...-~ b · • · Certified oil Stafi!lll ........ ' ..... ..... IIJntma. CJbMoft 10 'UlrdM> -• I.DliUI•. IIIUT QUALITY REGULAR ,waled~ 'oketdl , ~ · • 1110t1 liP- n.. AIIIOrl<n Mo&el A pearaaoe on CIJS.tV'o .., . l!o- clatloo fOUIICiod , ..., 51 rs" Dee. 11 ••• 11Mn 1!147, In Pbllodelplda, Peona. ' moy .... motioo plclurt The compllle ...... ol ~ • UC.TV't "Mditllo'l er t5elnunann eamprtJe 1 tot i -'to ... NJlC.TV'o Sa~ ol M •olwneo. : olibl IDO'Ilo upllld• An eleclrie r~no11 1 lwG to tbne llouro for Ill about llli,Otlfl mlleo per IO<lOnd. l~•••ce;;;IJ lbowlnf ol "War and Tho Amerlc8fl Is 1t. • with AU4rry Hepburn. / lar<eot opecieo o1 deer. 1 FOIIda 11114 Mel Ferrtr. World'o wind llflllem reach-! es up ...,. 2Z mlteo. :Ibere are two tldeo Iii 21 Pluto need more rainfall In - hlib ond low, warm eUmalel lbatt In cool, DA.n.v ORYP'roQUO'lE- Be..,..""" to nrlllk AllTDLBAAllB II LO•O .. lt:LLGW ·ou 1otttr a1mp~ -tor - - l A thlo ~·A 11 uoed for the t.hrw ·tJ•, X tor the two a., ate. l!llllf1e .. uenr ap0 .., rLUB 111M:- U. bvpbJOI, .... lengtJo ot tbo CIIOa W... U'll 4ltl'daa1. THE HOLES .... .,; blAt& AOIPtoc-ltBIIBI'II: QIIBTK OBZKitOIICW WBXS ZJ'CVRNW QBXll lB B·· ZI'CVI'KIIBll.-TJ'I'XBOVB .....__ ......,...... 1'"W 11(1"6 D;tptoqao~N WBA.T MllllQNS DIIDD-TIU.'JI CA••a JIIGBT Bll OHmATJ-'l'H.OM.UJ CAMP.BlCLL IDJir • . -- .............. _..._ ........... .... ~ ~~~~~-"' mn 80Mt IMUAl INSiibCittii• · V. D. EDWARDS Insurance AgucJ WYM441 WMPO iadio KilliAt TIIIW. J'IUllAY · f;OO Sip Ott -N"" · 1:1111 ~ Heart 8our 1::10 ,Melia Couo!J IIFD 1:25 Paul Bow•-· - F•~~ 1'30 Newa · 8:57 We~tber Report ,7,00 N~ 7,t$.1ltiy'o CbapeJ 7:30.tltWa 7:10 Ptctena llardware , <Tues · Thill'S.) 'T:atl Newo Report UO Bill Miller Sbow JobDoon · 111m~ w. Show (J'rl./ 1:40 Balalr Furllltltrl Sbow !Wed. . Fri.) 1:11 W SUper llubl ShOw 'a:oo DID YOU KNOW FOR SALE, 1!159 Cbevrolet Belair. Bl ck 'lritb Rod interior Radio and heater, $100. II Dupl... 3 bedroom~. W'l M2Gl. 24 31p Run area. Pomer<•• 11 ---=--===---..... Rambles That DUKE CLEANERS • GUA~ANtEES It 2 tic W'l z.3till. Ifni lludard of eGDJpllel MODERN t room and B:reoUeace furnisbed apartmenL lite - nom, rldo llfd ,.... dleport. W'l S.317t. r.r.u.-. ond Sllllll ear Pbuo WY Ul1l • 12 Ue fHREE and tour """" lurnl•t. od ond aport. Business Opportunities menta. W\' U4ll 12 I lie M.,.ch..,.. $7GO C.sh w., Gl... 67~ X Grocery ONE NEWLY Furnished Store and stock, at 0 an- ciency aparbnent. Also 1 viJle. S miles from La n g s- room apartment wltb stove vllle on Rt. 25. Phone SH 2r and refrigerator ltll'llisbed. in~ Suitable for 1 or 2 people. Coati Building_ 11·14-Uo 15 _ ....... 16.60 Nylon Bloctcwotl Tuloo Typo eReatoter for tho 19M Ford we are J{iving away. No purebue ls necessary, just reJister each t1mt 7011 drive in. ~- -·- It 25 3tc FURNISHED 1 room SUPER SERVICE lloule. balh and basement. 31.311 STATION "- St., Pomeroy. Juk W. 10 2'1 tlc Mgr,WYUH2 , TRAILER loll lor reo~ to Laundrymllt ond ICboola. SINGER !1ew1J1r maebl... VoUey Lllmber & Supply Com- - · 119Je op. tieoeral pony, MiddleporL li»-Ue madalneo at bargaltl prteea. BUSINESS Opportunity man « woman in thi! aNa to own and operate a route of machines distributing oatiooeUy adv. products. We estabttah route, ear and refereneeo dellrable, nummom Investment fl85.00 required. Good oporTho Fabric !!bop, ~flier tuntty lor spare time Income Middleport Apartment. 5 I'OODUI llfd llervtoo " or lull time busiMM. Writ>! balb and baoement on ground Wlt Will ' 4 U lie King DlltrlhuUng, !110 Ceo- Door. Newly decorated, bent~ 1-..,..-------· trol A••·· Mpll., Mioo., 5421, wood Ooora. automaUe boat. lttcludo phone. It 24 31p Call W'l 2r3200. 10 10 c.,_, For Sale or Rent Male .Help Wanted more per bour on route work. I wiD trlln J'Oll- Write ll. Battfltmaa P. 0. Boo Uf, Grove City, 01111 11 21 atp • · • rtt' ~ •rn Lincoln Helgbta. ..-,;;;;;;;;, 1 bath. 111 flrttaoo. attic storage, atonn doors Wl.ndowl. Ntco Jard. Pbone WY Wll5t 11·21-!DIA: :,.i·\ '.,. a--· MMISbow tlewo Cblna, gilt, open. I old. ExceUent lor 4-H ject. Robert IDll, JlacjiJte, I Obio, Phone Wl Hl57. 1125 PIGS for aale, clteiiJ). WY 1%11. 11 JS '"' Wanted To 8uy N•w• 5:15 Sign Off SATUIIDAY 8:00 Sljpl Ott - Newo 8 05 Coua,.. M"·' :. Cotllltry ., Jamboree -• uo 7,00 Lal'l')' Andenon Show Top Te11 Show fDalrJ Vlllef) Top Ten Show (Duttous) 12:00 Noon Newa 12:15 Musical lnterlodo Rov. lllerlln Teeta 1:00 Jim Meea Sbow 5:15 Sign 011 &VmlAYs 7:00 Sljpl On - Newa 1:00 .i'rencl> Cit, Baptllt 8:30 Sunday News 8:41 Washington ijeporq to 1be(U:4tl (Tiwn,J · People 1:00 Newo Sunday Sbow t:tlll Coffee Wllb J81111 12•00 N0011 News ll:OQ MlnJstetlal Alaoo. IS: 15 Christiana Hour 11:11 A.S.C. 12:30 Rev. Merllo Toole , 11:16 Famn, c"'tt.:;rqei:II:OO Rov. Andrew """- ' U:ll ....... Co. Air· .,. 1:30 . Silas BWupo 11:31 'Swap Sbop 2:00 · Cltapel · . u.....·-. _.• eouoz:33 Rev . ., .... ~ TltarDo 11:01 NIIGI lltporl . 1<00 8undaJ lloeoiler'o Guest StaNI'rl S:33 l.mr And-lbow Snow Tires ~ale: 4406 after 7:30 p. m. or quire al L&M Markel ... NPlJood ... ,.. lllllll4or0d ....... . • 3 Shirts Free of 'Chg. F'OR RENT:- Housei;aller. I X 35 II. Two bedroom. Call WY 2r21116 or W\' 2·33411. 11·7-ttc !loe llotropolllu Moton E. MolD - . Pomeroy FOR LEASE or ' 8 11 tfe ...,.OIIIJ' -eraliWIJ ••• oD - .. wW toundz7 ... s,oo 4:00 DlloiDjJ Wllb Doa 4•30 lntorcbanp 5,00 Community Nawa 1:115 World Newa s, 15 5porr. Todo1 1:25 Woalher 5:30 Dinner Mlllicalt s,e SIIJI h Olf SATURDAY 6:45 SliJl Ott 7:00 Be StW and Know 7:!11 Newo 7: 08 Mualcal Cloct 7:30 Newa Headlioel 7:!Z Mtllical Cloell 7:4.1 Word and Tesllm~ 8'00 Ottto Valley Nn. l'!ll World Newo 8:10 llporta TodaJ 8:11 Weather 1: 18 Pl. Pleaunl 8.8. Football 10:30 Bone " SIOrJ Qour 10:11 Family Worlhlp Hour 11•00 News, Arm;y Hour 11:30 PubUe Bemce IJ:OO Newa Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams IJ:30 Saturday ...~ 1:16 Oblo State FootbaD ,, 00 Dllclfli Wllb Doa 4:30 ~op Ton l!evue 1:00 Nella Ru.tttdop S:lli Publlo Semce 5:30 DIDalr Mmdcalo 1:41 011 ~~:----.:...:::.=. 'tOU ~ ~~1~_LL RIOOL. Wf~I-TIJEADI HAROI.D GRAY �r ' Special Service • Of Th an kS9l'flng ·• Held at Church ' Pytltfart Sl•ur• PlQIIninw Party Plans .,.,. made for the . when the annual " Golden Har- ! home of Mrs. Ben NeLLtzlin& ' 'e-sr" serv\('{' was conducted . which will lnclude a gift ex· · Mrs. _Cecil _Bradbury opened the change. ·' A editaron "Thanb for , 1 ' . hymn. "Bn_ .ngl ng Everything m Th e openmg, ," was given by Mn. if1 1~~t' Shaves. was sung 1n un- PWI Meinhart followed by grout~ · Pomeroy weTu Meeting Held On Tuesday . I I' I I ··. MEIGS THEATIE Path." Mrs. TONIGHT thl'V SATURDAY "FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE" {TechtUcolor) Robert WSicner presented the program "Organize for ProtectiQn." meeting closed with the hymn, ''Onw.ard Christian Soldiers.' Luke Halpin, Pamela Frank· lin. Brian Kelly, FLIPPER, himself. CHRISTINE COATS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Coats, 295 S. Front Street, Middleport, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Christine, to Mr. Russell Leonard Mcintyre, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Mcintyre of Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y. Miss Coats is a senior student of Ohio Northern University at Ada, doing a resident intern~ ship at the Germantown Hospital School of Medical Technology at Philadelphia, Pa., and will receive her A. B. degree in the summer of U!65. She is a member of Della Zeta Sorority. Mr. Mcintyre is a graduate of Wagner College Staten Island, N. Y .He received his A.B. de~ee in 1962 and is now a senior student at the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadel· phia Pa. He will be ordained into the Lutheran Mini~try In June, 1965. He is a member of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity . The wedding will take place, February 27th, 1965, at Heath Methodist Church, Middleport. Gift Exchange Is Planned by Chester Grange Sorority will Assist Jaycees Toy Project (Technicolor) Barry Sullivan. Marilyn Max· weJI. Scott Brady, Lon Chan· ey Keenan Wvnn. SUNOAY thru WED, Nov. 29-Dec. 2 f!:J.V!S PRESLEY in "VIVA LAS VE(;A$'' ('l'echnicolor) Anll·Margaret, Cesare Danova . Wm. Demarest. Nicklv Blair. Fe1turett•: How Spry I Am (olorcartoons Admission: 75c & 40c Pre~ley, GO -. ,.l ----- FIRST CLASS Buy now, beat Old Man Winter with a Value-Rated Used Car. Trade where you get service before and after the sale. ' .' • FIRST White, Swan QUALITY 61 Pontiac Tempest·- S119S REGULAR .· STRETCH ·.; UNIFORMS Certified Oil Station 4 door Station Wagon. Automatlo transmission, white sidewall tires, blue with blue interior, 61 Chevrolet 2dr.. -- s1295 Biscayne. Six standard transmission, white side· wall tires, green with green interior SOME PEOPLE PUT THEIR MONEY IN CATTLE ••• 60 Chevrolet Bel Air .. s1195 .FOR WOMEN $S.9S · .'i'al!ored ·Of; ~h. and wear 1J!IpDn · 4 Door. V-8 motor, automatic, radio, white sidewall tires, white over bloe finish, with matching blue interior ·; .fiiH'Ilf;wiih' ~ el..ueltt',.,: .~· ~eicollar, bow and . .Petal" I .: · . care 81H'IIV with matchmg green interior, radio and white sidewall tires -CHECK THESE "AS-IS" SPEOALSe56 JEEP FULL STEEL CAB New 6 ply tires $895 Four wheel cdrive. Motor just overhauled. e 57 FORD 4 DOOR Fairlane v.a automatic $495 KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING e OPIN TIL I P.M. WY 2-St42 Cldlll•c4...........1e POMEROY ••• some people put their money in COl1! ••• but when a fanner needs extra cash iA 1J ~'f"'l (fQr ~ emergency or any othEr pur- . .l"'se), there .s nothing· quite like money ill the bonk: A SAVINGS ACCOUNT here ••• llll{e and powlq tOitlai lnterut, as eame4. • St.te · ·wulll'-lfllltaowt - We PayS% lllterf'l On Sal'in.p Pomeroy ·National Bank ' . ' ., ' l ' . ' . ,.... ,........,.'"1M..,.,.... .~. \... ' . lileoMar l!ldil'll Dophlll~r•nee·ce.,...ai!Oro • . I ·' . . Senll!ltllelgs:COUUty far o!er ~~~ •. · ·. ~·- ' ' ... ' ' 'li. 1 -~ POMtROY'.,:,. J!tiT~ r I . • ., yoke, t:J118tered, button: pleated ,Jdri, Ideal ior ' u!''.i.d:·141lo.!m& . ~es;· beautldanl, dlettc!iii.. ~-- Sedan. 6 cylinder motor, ~utomatic, gleaming black fmi<h set off by white Sidewall tires. Shows good ~ Door Wagon. 283 cubic inch V·B motor, automattc, power b!akes , power steering, white over green co~ • wmt ·. : ' I." <l~fetr 'frotot 60 Falcon 4door . . . SJ9S 60 Chevrolet Nomad. s1495 • _ ... n ...... ........ _... ...,' ... 'Jttl'!,.nr• ....... , ~ ~ Firemen in Middleport Plan Canvass ,.· " STAIIE TO THUNDER ROCK" Elvis r I •'I rJ.rr.. ,..,. ",... •.-~:....;. . ..,. .' • ';· /.. ;, ', ~v~ 4 .I.J·t;t" ·-- --. · · CAPE KENNEDY tUPI) - [tolil!mt .mluJPn Yet · r.''l r:..tt ene'riY !rom the IWI 10, ••plore the planet before IMI. mlleo of Mart ne<t July 14. Ita poned from Friday .llet:a..a,• 1 Tbe United Stateo tddiy seat a s~ :~.· ' •. ··. · the croft on its jolll1l<y Its predecessor faited on an camera will peer throuch the radio troublo. .....,..,..aft eq:ulppecl with a tele. · ' void of space. identical pieture-taldnc mlS!Ioo .thin Martian atmospbere to About 4 minUtes alter lilt filion eamera ..-Hnll from ·' ·· . II spokesman said It lrOUid 2l days qo. . onap 2% pietureo trhlto Ill act- lu clbabod Into an .orblllllg 1auncher on a 325 , 110t be known untU lato today Ill Besides prodliCin& the first 1eotilic Instruments try to on. partly etoudy oty IMI a mllllm · mBe voyage to apy 011 ' craft was on the proper clooeup pictures of Mars, the lock oome of the secrets of the coll111111 of flame, a Miro and Its puzzlilli "caDals." tbe to make Ita hllloric r..,. pioneering probe b ""J'""ted to planet. cy spokesman said " ..OI'Jlibi Mariner-! wu first prope!J.. with Mora. Mariner make studies vital to U.S. 1be wlndmtll - shaped probe, looka 10011 ot tbJa . ,. ed into an "alm1Jl8 orbit" aIts own r<I<ket engine to plan! to land robota In 1961 on wearing a new metal oooe l Today'o launcll cllmued · I'OIJild earth. About 40 mtouteo small c:halliH in ito tra- the planet. which . scientists cover in place of the fibreglo.g unprecedented effort ,in after blastoff, the Jl&ena upper f~l Is tho most ljkely to bar- shroud that ruined the Mariner j the $112 ml!lloo pr<tl'tm . ataga, acting as a flyin& launc!l tor ·· ' 1be ......,..aft, •lth Ill bat· bar lifo. -3, launched Nov. 5, raced into appeared in dalli" of pla~orm, rocketed lbe ~ of oleolr<Inlc ~ and sen. II oil goe1 well, the probe the sky atop an Atlas • canceled after IIIe lllariner craft . Its jOUl'IIO)I to Mara . 11 Americ1111 Iaiii hope to I wlllowoop within 7,011f to 10.000 rocket. Tho shot had beeD dluator, flowers for beauty, Mrs. Charles Searles; ltvesta<;k <n chick· The November meeting of" en l Mrs. Bert Bodimer; and the Pomeroy WCTU was heldj I ' ~ Mariner.: on I fruit, Le_rna J~es. They also 1Tuesday evening at th~ United passed five grams of co~. to ! Methodi·.t Church with Mrs. the audience for Thanksgwmg 1 Allen Hampton, president, in Day remembrance for bless- 1 ha i :c rge. logs. . . of i Group singing of the hymn, Th~ .atte~dt~ took gtfts ; "All Hail the Power of Jesus · food to be distrtbuted to n_e~y Name., opened the meeting folpersons for ttte _ThanksgJVmg lowed' with prayer by Mrs. l seas~n. The meetin.~ was clos- Hampton. Miss Lucretia ed w1th the hymn, We heimer reported on films Together·'' able and Mrs. Hampton told RETURN TO POMEROY taking the book to the Pomeroy 'I Mr. and Mrs. Tho~s . · in memory of Mrs. C. Pomeroy. returned Frtday w. Downie. , after a two weeks vacation Mrs. G. H. Ewing was added I San Juan, Puerto Rico, · · to the legislative committee. AI their daughter and was held on lncreas-1 Agustin Montanex and the membership. It son. to send gifts to the am ut Chi11icothe Hospit."lL Devtions were led by Genheimer who used as theme, "Choose the Pom•rDY, Ohle • .. I . ·' =~~ ·- -~------------~--~~--~~~~--~~----------~~~~~~~~~~-------------------------------- !.reading ison The RE"v. Donald Boone , of the poem,"Givinp ~~rur . told the .s!ory .. of ~he Thanks." Games were p1ayt'l: · r 1 v~ Grains of Corn wh1ch 1and prizes won by Mrs. Rich dt>smbed the allotment o_f fl_ve ard Bailey , Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. kernels of ('orn to each. p1lgnm , David Farmer and Mrs. Chest· tf' mtlv dunng the _famiJJe . . He Ier Zirkle. Mrs. William Lowe!' recalled the bountiful blessmgs tr·b u··· h-tess . · · towas acon1u.oe.,., enJoyt'd today m contrast those of the early pilgrims. 1 er ; -water, Miss Rhoda HaU; ' ,, ' _________ , __ · ~~------~~~------~----------~~-----=------·--~·~,~·~·~·~~· ~·~~;~~~1~·------------·--~~· ---·------~~~;~~~:% -.~----------------------------~--~~·:· VOL XVI .N0. •193 .. ·QHIO : ,.,. sATURDAY•. NOVEMBt.. ··..,~·/,;•.~-· ----------f.,.M__._CENTS_ ...,_.o~· I rn~ung w1th an <1rgan prelude. ~ e All impressive aeniCf of o1 Meias Temple Pythian 818thank:sgiving and praise waa ters, met Mond~y eveoina: at btold Sunday evenJng at the the home of Mrs Karl Owen . Middleport First Baptist Church ·The party will ~ hekl at the Five women, wearing pastel gowns. brought gifts and inrluded grain. Mrs. Tony ~'owl- I an-I ;':~h~~:;'ta~ ~ I . .. . '. ' •• . ·:~.· ':;~, • ... ·j',,_ ' , 'I oliday Death Count Oimbs � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 27, 1964 baer