http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e8544a55b2eefdf68f0d78a46411165a.pdf cfa1c65543f5e938d7e23523898afe14 PDF Text Text ! \..- ' ~ ' "I ' ... e ... i ~ ? 'Ill • POMEROY -MtDOLEPORl. OHIO VOl XVI NO. 207 . entt ne \ TUESDAY, DEC. . 15~ . 1964 w!itA ol:'p on:< """ and and I F' IIY TOM JIALL put a system of ltnancln& Into to (:olumbWI Thursday to pre- Delay In ftnancln& of lbe sew· Both bad nws IIIICI 10011 newo effect and, "definitely acquire ...,t plans for tbe boating site age system occureed wbell Maymet with Middleport Clly Coun- an opUoo 011 the propoaecl plant to ,the board of tbe Waterway or Lee Smith waa Wllble to find cU last nllbt. · site" In the Hob!IDII area. Safety Fund which Is expected members to serve 011 lhe Board came on a ren. .,.eliDa wu to finance two-thirds of the pro- of Public Alfalrs whii:b io to. be r Wayne Kuhn from 1UJDc 01 • compleltly jecl. in charge of the sewage-dispootba li "may have to floomy caot, howevor, wllll To get these lunda, Middl.,_ al program. use some other kind of !inane- tbe odoplion of 1 molullon to port wiD have 1o provide the Three chizens, G<ol:ge ~inlng "II It t, ot111 going to fol· bnpn~ve lallliCIIIai laclllllet remaining one-third of the lin· hart, Reuben Collina and Wal~ low the lime scbedule for com- IIIICI ..U. ..........,_ at ancing, or about $17,1100. "Sev- er Bunce, recently agreed 1o pletina of {Ia sew... d!Bpoaal *'t Mlddfepon levee. en ~and dollars In labor and serve oo the heard. They are system ao tel up by the Ohio Preaented as a report of the materialo have already been to meet for tbe first lime thll River Sanitation Compact (OR· Middleport Planning Commll- verbally pledged lo the Com· , week. SANCO) . sion by Bill Childa, the resolu- mission witb DO promotion," According to the ORSANCO Kuhn, who represents lhe tloo would Initiate an eatimat· said ChUds. time schedule, financing was Floyd Browne Engineering Co. ed $50,000 improvements-pro- Cowocll passed the reool• to have been completed by Decof Marion, engineers for the ject. . .. ttoa AalmOUtly after belq; ember 31 ~nd a ~ntract award· sewage project, said that hi! Childs said that DO village PIDred dW the plan will aot ed . Counctl earlier had propos· firm wiD "auapend engineering funds" would he used lor the ablf(lalo tbe vmace PnaDelot- ed a financing system based 011 operations" untU councU can improvements. Child• wiD go \ ly. Ia rate schedule according · to ~ roan mch ...-ted de< wen belli ..-d ·t M old. ·~ I'Otf prli Miif wid loW• m• se ·: "W M~ , ( water • wag~ In Middleport. No elfeclive date was issued for the scbedule and as yet the prijPO""l hu not been otarled, pulling the .Ulage ahcut two months hebind the ORSANCO scbedule . Kuhn said that 1n order for his firm 1o continue its engin· eerbtg work state law requiroo that the collecting 'Ole be in operati<ln for at least six montha. He proposed that since start1ng collection wo~ld not now make these funds available until June or July, council conskier 8 mortgage . revenue type !Cootlnued On Page 21 dir1 • - AI. ~ t;bli.CJ!,·i., ' ' . BRIEF·,'.: ; l ,• ,:'• '• ,. . ' ' WIRE NEWS • I ,_. • Rodeo, Steer Auction Planned in '65 •· Chrisimm l)inner, Party, is lleld '' \ . 95 ,. f' Persona ia need of the fire r ) ' departmeat In Scipio township who bave a telephone on tbe Pomeroy ezcbanJe are now covered by the Rutland Fire Department. All otllers wW can lbe Albany Fire depanment. Penna• In the Dex~ tel' or Dao"Yille area wbo de1ire to renew or have a wltb lbt Rulland Fire JDBY contact the SH 2-1311. Aloo uyoae item• for the Cbrilltmas baskets may also eall tbe tame number. • 1 EL,ErtfELPS :~ ; ' I ; > _, } - ' \ ' . , aN roMEROY ~ ~ Sunday Wreck Being Probed \ ( ( \.' ., COIITINYES.i ~ . - ••• l_ . t>NOW ~ 5"~~ HIGH ESKILOO Cuff Goes Up or Down Raymond Pullina Dif!!l in Magnolia f THE SHOE BOX. . ' .:.. ' tostopyou1 Seat belt, of cOurse! ' J •, what the 'onal sayi .. . 4 out within Alway• c• ~ ' . ' Middleport, 0 . · RAlL'S ' BEN U·S. Farmers Hurt in Com-Mark Concord i •• •••• ·' , I •• t • t \ �, • j BY BEVLAII JONES mood: even lather hal f<li'IOIOlr\slmal Is In tho air. Thla ten about last year lor tho mo11101111 Cbriltmu trees, and men\, and alter a conference, ihls meana a Christlllill tree be leada the way. JUDL . Mom and the glrla !mow e>:· The average Cbristmaa tree actly wbat they're looking lor ~~ Is made up of all the a perfectly round tree, so ~ !ncludmg the bead of and the branches just right. 1be bouaebold, Papa, who lugs The boys are more Interested fie equipment, an ax, a saw, In what's going to be under II and fl.ashiighl lin case tt gets and Pop doesn't really care. A dark before they agree on one) ; tree Is a tree, Ia he In lor a mama, carrying tho first ald surprise! tit and a sack of sandwichPS; He otopo at the first one he the "kids" with candy bars in comes to and gets out the u. their pockets and full of giggles A chorus or "stop, not ihat and blgh spirits, and the dog one" - the words ring out ovbrmgmg up the rear, when be er the hills - how many times Isn't cbaslng rabbit. or the will he hear ihat lodsy Alter klds. much dellberaUon, one II chof. About the first week In Dec- en. It's the top out of a big ember everybody starts think· one, but just right. After akin· lag about THE TREE. Each ned fingers and a bang on the year Papa suggests they fore- bead, the tree II down and go thil aclting trip and just the first aid klt opened. Pop settle for a tree bought at the doesn't know whether the tree martel (like other people). Ev- is for the hOuse or Rockefellerybody looks at him as If be er Center, but he lugs it to the had eracked his barrel - we car with everybody else carry· want a real tree - the yearly ing branches for trimming. refrain - oo he's voted down The prize of the bunt Is tied agaln, as usual. on the car and off home we go. We used to chose a Satur- The tree is settled against the day or Sunday afternoon and garage, resdy for the battle of Gf! we'd go into the wild ll'een being iDstalled. forest (we might ask the farm- It's a small matter to ·get er) to get our tree. We just the tree up if Pop just gets It drove out beyond civillzation, in the house, but II won't go which wasn't very far, parked in ihe door. "You jGst "'w the car, and walked until wt some off"- sase advice glvloUDd one! en by onlookers. Times have changed now. Alter about four feet Is chopCbrlalrnaa treea are a big busi- peel olf, it finally fib! in the cornest - so you ask now for sure. ner and hslf· way through the 'l'be gang alartl Gf! ln a aay ceiling. Finally, with the angel ... doilio tai Cbiu Tbir or+ ;;, wtllt< ol':p ..... and Oft_"l!. and ;, ~ roon inch dtr w.., be\11 «i 1 1\l old,. and ('()IJ pr~J Mlit wirt loWt mi> • II I< oocroR "Sometimes I Wonder if We're Getting Through to Them" 1 Christmas Tree Hunting ... ' • ~ • ~-. •' . • SAYS· 110 top, aud c:ovmd w1t1i Ia,. en of gllk ODd billa, It atandl majeotlc.Uy 1n lbo ..,... By WII)'IIO 0. llrPdlladt, II.D. Cl-AN ~ heart dlaaaJo. myocardial a. lraetiOII, ........., heart en. ml ..........,. lll'lel7 dJI. the 18111!? .If ... wbJ there 10 DWI1 let'llll for ItT It Is very CODfusinl, A - Ben'a one PI mtne., llcboade ltearl dlle•N. T ~ I I lomJ, DOW prefernd by - IJIOil• docton !ndicaleot a falluno of enough blood to be auppUed to the heart muaclo thronglt lbo ooronary attacka. Tbls alWQI cause& paiD bt the nctoo ot-IIW heart, bUt sucl! a pain may bavt other eauses. When the deflelm. ey II pennanent and CO!Dplet., there II lialuo death ID lbo . . menl or the heart supplied by the lmolved lll'lel7· Tbls Is c:alled myooardlal Infarction. The causa may be a dtseasa ol tba arterial wall ltae1f lliardllnfnC oi the lll'lel7) or a pJuuinl ol lbo artery by 1 clot. WltoD the def!clertOJ II porary ml not accompanied by lfasua death, It II eaUed .... am• pectcril. Thla Is eaused by a spamn oi the muacl01 iD the arterial waD and Is oftell 1 forerunner ol myocardial lnlarcUon. Tho reason seW>ral terms have come Into use for what Is ..aenllally the llllDtl condition Ia ihal docloto are 11ways searching lor a name that is •• ohorl as possible while stU! giving an aecurato d"""'IP' lion of the underlying process. Doctors aren't the only ones who use more than 0111 ume for the I8DIOl thing. 11er . Father lila don to rH& m1 dreams about neJ:1 year so long away. ' Of COUJ'Ie, tho nelJhbor oolllOI over to brag about his tree ho bought In town lor tbree or four dollar1, bUt ours Is a "real tree," so who C1U1 arsut wtih that? Everybody ldmlres !be tree but Pop Is drellllinl of the lime when be Is a sanlor cit!zen and can suggest to his iTandebildreo ihat they ao out and get their own tree. He'D lit thla one out, GtllllpoUI, Oblo, SALES REPORT of Ohlo V.U., Uvettocll Co. BOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 14 to 16: 220 to 250 lbs. 11 to 16; Light 12 to 18: Fat Sows 10 to 14: Stap10 to 12: lloa1'!l a to 12;: Sows & Pigs 60 to 60; Shoato 5 to 15. CA'n'LE - S~ 14 to 20; Heifers 12 to 13; Baby Beef 15 to 20; Fat Cows 10 to 14: Con· ners 8 to 11; Bulls 12 to 18; Milk Cows 80 to 160. VEAL CALVES - Tapa 33.· 90: seconda 24 to 30; Medium 20 to 20: Com. • Hvs. 18 to 20; CUlls 10 to 14. SHEEP - Ewes • Lms. 4 to 10; Stock Ewes 4 to 10; Fat Sheep 4to 10; Culls 1 ot 5; Bucks 3 to 8; Fat Wethers 4 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 20; Seconds 14 to 18; Light Wis. 12 to 16: Common 10 1o 14. he said we should get married right away. We want to, but there's my parenbl, and then something else bothers me. They say "have.to"' marrlages are the wor;t kind and almost at. Q - My llalrdreoaer lelia me waJll !aU. Do you suppoae ours l - - by Helen Bottel---J would that my yellowing gray balr too? - D. P. Indicates that I have a l.ol ol You're acceptable to ME, U Dear D: acid lD my system. What caa A WIFE "EXPERT"! IY our second paragraph that means anything! - H. I do to elimiDate the ldd? n.ar Helen: doesn't quite lead Into the lhinl, n.ar Helen: A Yoa do hava a lot oi Thi£ man I was seeing ta a but I won't cross-examine.) There used to be two kinds acid lD ·your system, but oo .. Haveato" marrlage1 work U By DOROTHY KILGALLEN of women - good and bad. collges ll'aduate, with a good they are also ~<want-to" mar- has everyone else. The oeldlly Now there are two kinds of job as an engineer. He's won.. the way of an expose. What Else Is New derful. My pareuta always Ilk· riages. 1'01 sure your parents o! the blond - and hence, of Ingrid Bergman, among the celebrl- · wives - the artillcial, bossy. The woman who was at the right hand wUI agree - when the shock the IJsues - Is tept at a coll"employed" female and the ed him. We bave been dating ties at the opening of "Lorenzaccio" at bf dictator Juan Peron when he was havatant leW>! by a compln IIY• dear, dull, unamployed house- far two years and are very wears oil. - H. the Sarah Bernhardt Theatre in Paris a Ing all those problems trying to return to tem of chemical controls. In Ullwife. Both think their way ol much in love. few nights ago, was so excited by the Rio is referred to as "the mysterious laoontrolied diabetes a true aciThla column ls dedicated to One nlght his car broke down life Is the only way and look performance of a young actor named dy in red." Actually she's not all that dosis occurs, but thla would not family living, so If you're hav· down their noses at the other, on a country road. II was Z lng kld trouble or just plain affect the color of your hair. U PbilUpe Rouleau that she went back· mysterious; she's 32, her name is Delia feeling sell-<ightcous because 1. a.m., so Instead of doing anystage after the final curtain and Invited Parodia, and Peron's wife, younger and trouble, let Helen help YOU. you want to play lli'OUlld with "A working wife pulls her thing we slept until morning. She wtD alsc welcome your hair dyes O.K. But, ao far II him to have a midnight supper with her. lovelier, isn't exactly elated about the weight and keeps her mind My parents were fllriOUJ aad He accepted, naturally, and they exchanwhole arrangement . . . . Milton Serle's own amusing experiences. Ad· the acid lD your body II oonged compliments at the Brasserie Lippsh8rp," ~not realizing that a aaid I oouldn't see blnn again. wife, Ruth, has taken to shushing him A whDe ago l reallze'd I wu dreal Helen lloltel lD care oi CSI'DO!I, my advice Is to leave II with Phillipe's father along to fend off ''sharp mind can poke holea In when he makes onstage quips about the to nature and dmt'l upsat tba any gossipy conclusions. a man's ego); and 2. ·~A wom- pregnant, l!ld whou l loki h/111 thla uwaepaper, robbery at his home by a relative ... As apple cart. • • soon as Phyllis Diller finishes her enan should be womanly' If know Anna Kashfi Branda's headlined tragagement at the Flamingo in Las Vegas her place is in the home," tso Cl - b Claloga hannful? 1 gedy, triggered by an overdose of bar· she'll begin rehearsals for a televisio~ she buries herself in sweet ·vif.. have been taking II for a short biturates, is a familiar story to her special in which four of her five child· tue, the society pages and daytime and l think U makes mo By DICK WEST line and beautiful. friends. They know that at least twice beren will appear. lime TV, with a spot of Good United Pres• International He went on to say the! tho nauseous. fore she was taken to a hospital with One would hesitate to note that AnWorks on the side) . A - Galega offlclDalll · or WASHINGTON (UPI) -One genetic research program waa the same problem; it's a matter of recthony Quinn and Robert Preston made a Will the day ever come when ''pedi• goat's rue is an herb that hal ord but the local police suppressed the great hit dancing together after the pretbe "compleat woman·~ wlU a· of the dul.ies of a newspaper- andertate to develop man lo to Investigate rumora ITO"d pines." What happens II been tried for many disease&, incidents. Now Marlon has instructed his view of "Zorba the Greek" except that rise out of this tug of war? h<rt it Is now rarely used because lawyers to rev4o· his divorce agreement to see wbether they are true this: both heartbreakers are firmly establishMAX other preparations are mo.. or false. When a tree geneticist finds with Anna so that be can obtain com· ed as masculine, and the party was held effective. Ita nearest approach . plete custody of iheir six-year-old son, Last weekend, when I was at a superior pine tree, be obtains Dear Max: at the Athena East, where it is custoChristian Devi. Stop generalizmg and look a lOll hunt near Southem Plnet, a cutting. Rather than cUmb- to usefulness Hes in the fact mary for gentlemen to dance in pairs, in A traveler who occupied the seat next around you, chU!ll: you'll find N. C., I ·,eard a rather ln!A!rest- lng lo the high crown, he often thalli will reduce the blood 111111• triplicate, or in large groups. After a to James Mason on a Geneva-to-Paris a great many wive.s who fit lng rumor regarding tho seE takea a rllle and shoots down ar In dl.obetlcs. II II upset& your session on the parquet with me, during flight the other day is "dining out" on which we were outclassed bv an Athenneither of your descriptions. life of pine trees. a Umb, which iB gralted to an digestion, aat your doctor ~ switch to something else. . the experience . The cloud-hop takes onIan couple who knew what they were doReally, you make it sound as A person who claimed to be ordinary tree. ly 50 minutes, but in that length of time • Preston folded with the comIf half the females are so sweet "ID the know" told me that Then t h e cone Is pollinated Mr. Mason did away with exactly 14 choment: they should come in candy wrap- pine tress occasionally cb&ngo from another auperior tree and Blashlleld was bom on lhlt colate bars ... Jack Carter wants to star "I tb this dance is called 'Never pers, the other half so brlttio sex for no apparent reason. A the seeds are planted in expert- day in 1848, On this day In history: in the Broadway dramatization of Saul n Tuesda " . . . It's just a pas!;lng they seem ball-cracked. tree that staril nut as a male mental plots. In 1791, the first len IIIIIOildBellow's best-seller, "Herzog," late next ought, b t I would like to go on record IIJ'ain't so, ia it, gals? So fire winds up as a fetn8le, and vice It has 80IDO of the aspects of ments to tho CODsUtutlon, year. . aving !an Bates is simply darling a shotgun wedding, but H all up that righteous indignatiOn of versa. • • • known as the "Bill of Rlghll" Cot already have placed a $3 to goes well the wonda w Ill one yours and tell him! - H. The heat may be on, but it isi\'t dis, • . went Into effect followtna $5 value on the new silver coin being unHe said thing1 gel so oon- day be lull of superior pines. Dear Helen: couraging some of the illegal chaps. The ratification by the alate oi VIrveiled by the U. S. mint sometime in .JanI'm beginning to thlDk · aend· fused ihal only arwther pine Broadway 6-to-5 boys have upped their nary. Proving, as you suspected, people tree can tell whlcb Is which. ginia. THE ALMANU lag Cbriatmas cards Is nothing rates to 7-to-5, in defiance of the curare nuts. In 1957, a series of Oll'lbo My Informant said he Under- ·By Uatled Pretl lllternaflona1 more than another- status symrent probe into usurious activities .. .. . • quakes struck westeru lraa, Today Is Tuesday, Dec, 15, bol. Instead of simply signing stood that paper mills, which Three of Russia's top movie stars-FaThe "Executive Training Program'' our names, we now must have depend on pine tree for pulp, the 350th day of 19114 with 16 kllllng 1,392 persons. teeva, Sanayev and Rumantseva - are Instituted by 20th Century-Fox is going A thought for the day:Amer. them printed - and If they are bad undertaken a research pro- to follow. among the many celebrities scheduled to Into its third year, and is such a resoundlean fiction writer F. Scott Fltz. gram to try to determine wbat The moon Is approaching Ill! engraved, that's REAL staiUI. fly to the U. S. to attend the bif Broad· Ing success it's being extended to Paris, gerald said: "The test of a lull pbase. We must pay a minimum price caused the changeover. way premiere of 4 'The Sound o Music" Tokyo, Mexico City, Sydney and Johan Slow Motion Cameru first ratA! ln!A!illgence to the The morning stars are Venus for cards, or we aren't tn the on March 2. nesburg. The young people selected for He ssld he bad heard thai ablllty to hold two oppooed and Mars. aoclal swim . And we obnply Jerry ~dge may star in a new comthe glamorous foreign movie posts by acientisbl were using slow IDI>ideas lD mind at the l&lDI The evening stars are JupiMUST ••nl to everybody wbo edy-drama, "Catch Me . . . I'm RunSeymour Poe, executive veep of 20th. tlon cameras In hopes of pholime and still relaiD the abllllf ter and Saturn. te11t one to us last year. even if ning!' about a young man who inherits ere trained in the places where they will loiTaphlng a pine tree In the to lnncUon. American pain!A!r Edwin we hate the sen of a gun, a haunted house. Jerry's featured in work. It's sort of a cinema version of the act of transferring, so I b e y Well, I rebeUed this year. l "Hello Dolly!" for the nonce . .. Chris· Peace Corps, and other big movie combought some pack'els of four- oould leam how the process topher Plummer needs a new public repanies .probably will copy the idea . cent postal tards, made up a works. lations advisor, from the look of things. There's a singing act in the South which When I returned to Washing• Jingle, wro!A! it o n • eaoh, He's been asking interviewers "Wby ask does very we!l at dances in colleges and ton, I checked out the rumor llgned our names, all wltb my such a stupid question?" and "Who sent at large parties, but their official blll· with Loh DiU of West Point, trusty ball-point. And to our for you?" - which may be perfectly lng is an eyebrow-raiser which no North· ) Va., one of the Eastern special lrl,endo I wrote a leiter valid, but don't assist the career. ern newspaper would print except in - a real letier, nut one ol tboae seaboard' 1 leading plneocoh>mimeographed monty-by-month gists. .............. Time DiU, who works for the Chestravelogues. apeake Corp.; a pllip and paper So am I no longer acceytable ANO NOW OUR MAIN SPEAKER firm, said there was nothing 10 to purveyors o! "correet etJ. OF 1HE EVENING ..... 1-!EY !! quette"? - REBEl.LlOUS "' it. He said the rumor apparTl-fE MIKE'S OFF! WHAT ently Wll 8 lwlsled vertion o! Dear Hebel: HAPPENED TO THE aome researth that the paper SOUND? lndbstry hao been dclng In tree DIYC!nl, TO 1NfiiiiS1 01' ienetlca. Dili' oaid bnpartial and MIIOI MASON Ull ·•··-· -. nnblasad studies have ohown · llchlrd •· o... n, PubiiiMr that "plne trees and other cooL Cllbtet' Tatumt ..lllo 141q., PUbUti'IMI 1 y1 ry _... ...00 ,. ~ fers ate both male and fe.. HELEN HELP US! costs less than cents a day 9 DID YOU SAY ONLY 9 CENTS ? ..,_, .I._, ' '• • Bow about it? Couldn't 71111 - $200•..$500..$1000 o.r more7 'l'he service .is friendly, the best you've ever lmOWD. When - r ill the question, tbm tbe a.wa'a Utx LOAN. 1: U.YUIOS COO. - WY 2·2171 • __ THE DAilY SENTINU c.-,...,,. 111 MMilfllc lt-..n-r .. ..,... • ....,, otu•. ......... om'* ,!MI... male." ...,......, W '"' 01, ... VIII_, Both In One '11lere is a male holly tree, ;::,. t-2116. 14tltorl•l '"o'" wY "' for example, and a female hoJ.. Jy *fee," he aaid. "But tb4l Mttttr et tttt ,ost -tt'- .,- .'.,.'!'1, . conifer wraps up both sexes lD Olllo. ... · · ·' ' tr' ...••••• • . .rtlllftl ,.,;..,.,. one ee. "" ,_..,,..,,, t~;~m~Nu, .,.c.. "The cone Is the female P>l'-' 141 Lflltlnsttn A.-., N.W nrk Ctty N.. flon. A' fiower Whit:t, sbOW8rl ••ro. down l yellow poUen Is thi '""''""'" ,...,. Doll- · .w mal•. portion. When they get to.,,,.,. .,........ t¥1fiM!If, li' ctntl , - • ... , ,... ., "'"''"' IJf.<'"'lo ae.....-, you bave little pll\1 D•IIY ..,."'' ,.,.., '111M, '•*- trees ' IUindinR aU ·over ~·~t h • ··' ~.. ••• ....... ,ii~Hfitt ·•fl. . place., . a., ,..,, IliUM ...,,.. c•rlrlel' ,.,.,let Nicely lJQt l ~ .., ..., Mill-Iff. .... ....,.,... ,,,...,.t';. . j;-._,; W_Qt Dlll I l ins 'fh t ' • IN 01 , . _. ., •• _.., c... ••"'"' . • BOB MILLER, MGR. O!M• Siturdoyo 6 Until I::JO Dolly Iofaro Chri>lmle - ( j,.... . _ 1 . • " ' - ''··"" ,..,,_J..;·J• ,..:.:,::..:: ,, (" . .' . ' PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Joey Giardello, elated at his suc<esaful first defense · of the wo_rld middleweliht chOmpionshlp against olrigger Rubin (Hurricane) Carter, suggested today his own two-man tournament to determine the oext challenger for his 1110-p o u n d crown. "Let Joey Archer and Dick Tiger fight It out ·as soon as possible," be said, "and I'll defend In an open-air match against tbe wlnner within six months - U the money !s right." . ' . /' ' ' West Utah St. 101 Nevada 80 15a I'"'"· SL 73 Unlv Pacific 69 Gonzaga 89 'Wbltwortb 67 ten. Wash 97 Whitman 73 Seattle Pac 61 Eastern Wash 54 MOVE STAFF MILWAUKEE (UP!) - The Mllwaukee Braves have anlbat three oi thetr staff members will be moved to Atlanta, Ga., effective Jan. 1, 1965, The lhres men are !Johnson, public relaUons cflrec. SV AC Standings Thirty-four-yelll'Otd GiardellD of Cherry Hill, N.J., won a SVAC ALL GAMES unanimous 15-round dedislon . TEAM W L. P over 27-year-old' carter of Pat- Eastem . 3 0 210 erson, N.J., at l'hlladelphia'a Kyger Creek .. S 1 134 Convention Hall Monday night North Gallla . . 1 1. uo in his first defense '!f the title 1 Hannan Trace 2 4 SIS be had won from 11ger of Ni- : Southwestern . _ 1 3 911 gerla on Dec. 7, !11!13.. 1 SVAC VARSl'O' Archer Top-llaated · I TEAM W L p Archer of New York ls the Eastern . . .. .. . I 0 125 lop-ranked World Boxing Asso- Kyger Creek .. 2 0 125 elation contender. North Gallla ... 1 " 75 "Pal Joey" Southwestern 0 z 98 his way to victory Hannan Trace 0 1 149 night before 7,652 fans . TOTALS 5 5 188 paid $85,245 - and before SVAC RESERVES than 1,000 others who had gate- TEAM w L p crash<Jd Into the 2hall, ,Kyger Creek .. .. 2 0 lfl poUce opposition. Eastern . . .. .. 2 0 74 North Gawa .. 1 o 59 RIO PLAYS THtiRSDAY 0 2 fl The Dec. 17, Rio Grande • Hannan· ·Trace 0 s 441 Wost Librely basketball . OTTALS 1. ... 1 1 ·113 which was orlglpally -hiduled THI8 WEEK'S GAMES for West Llbeey, ·w. ~ TI)Nilllrr · · be played instead bt B:aitern at Racine Arihur Lanl~ ball coach at lege, reminded '. The · Thuncfsy will be played at· 1 p.m. Ga!Ua Ac!'ll•lllf "fllsb jJymnaslum.. ' ~.' ·• .. · I . eel .Sa!UJ'IIia,; • ,~·· ::·~ ~-:.:.'.:o':J:i!.'\11 -~~ k , ~"tiC~.'' ~~~. 'II~~ ~;.\ . .' I What makes dge [aranet BROWN '1'0 RE'IURN NEW YORK (UP!) - New York Rangera' delenaeman Arnie Brown will return to Uneup Wednesday nlgbt ag~:~l the Dotrlit Red Wings. I has been aldelined since Nov. 17 because of a fractured rib. Rudyard KlpUng wrote 11 noblest poem, Tbe ~::I al," in h"'JOr or Quean Ia's diamond jubilee. Giardello Defends Title With Victory 1yThe~~~~~~~: 1 .' \ 125 E. MAIN ST. • BERhr ~ ·t/ORLO ' 1111 ~ - • le enaw 6e ' , I'. Clllit Gl a $208 lout. . · z,._ The Lighter Side ••• ' ao.t Bepay in _., monthly payment.. Take Z months or u JoDc u If• ap to JOU. Phone lint f~ fast llpiiiVnl. 'l'ha ltop for your DlODe)'o TaJree uiJ a -tier of millnt& Vqjce of Broadway ••• reporting .. -'- uov~ IIVerage claily Fishel! drink os weD ao oat. "COLEMAN'' dge in history? w HEATING SALES & SERVIa CHASE HARDWARE llorold Clu!oo, Mar. MllldiRay Hayworth, director o! .......... Int.!Yer perso!D!el; and farm elf.. ,_WYWII John Mullen. Style, Sill, Now Weldwood(r) V·Plank 381 124 0~ 86 99 · CRAFTSMAN HICKORY PREFINISHED PANEUNG ' Tilt sin Is fvl. Tht sel.dlon,· lllge. Tha style, obvious. Tltt snlllgs? Fllltaslic. &.-y Conlaet IIIIU (1114 tiJm n ,17) k prke• lower than IVIIIJ atmpal'lble madtl tf Ford 111 d O.mlet ~nd we ,f tltll I let lntr. 1'H price sovlngs art II least 104 dohrs 111 tile slx-cylin4er sed..; llid IS m~ IS Ml4 iWirs Ill tiJt VI sports IORYirtile, !Itt Corollt 5001 That's S1¥iiJts II · llld whitt 111d ..... .ntn lodude lht hlnous Daclge loys' MI. a.k It til Thi IIYiniiSf, SllliRpst, ful.sla. l;dgt In ltlsllry-(oronlt. It's 1M IIOSf for tht IHst ' .,,;.k - • -- •~ I .... .._.~, I ~,?-. . •0,mc-..-. . • a, , P:stl ....-.~.« . ' .,............... R~ H. R.AWLIN GS SONS CO. - �• / ... ._...... - v J. ·t;.M a. 8oft!, Sr. . ' ·' SOCIAL · t . . I -·· . W~e Board i8. CALENDAR I . lioN, Jt, 'l'ola1 • • • lAIIt .,)., . ' mega~ Say Labor laden ... · OOLUMIIIII <IIPl) leaden cbarled Moi.lriu. IIIII lrlfl bolrt ~ = eemly~lfiM Chils TriOr boarly raise ll>r ·t ~ wlilt< 'or·"'- reslautllll illd bQ;pltal food ond worker~ wu •• 111i!d. llipler~tnlaiiYti Ill lilt "'' urged on.-e. lie ""' and that the put IIlio offool u 1..H end t~ ll!rocbol Whlll .. lho ~ roOD Restaurant inch l:dllllora DIY SERVI Cincinnati, charge'd F. BI'IIOka, appointed dtr wer• belli ..'(! ·t Ill old; W tlte tlhle • member was ln fa~ 1 N!pf@Seltt. of tM illlhiJII'Y. arul ~· o-rr pr01 HIADGUAital POR MJ!l will lowj mi: FLEXSTEEL FURNITURE lif' . " 'IV Mfo, ( - dirt 4lt 410 • 4M 441 UG 2411 8 I< TIFFIN CREDIT JIWBERS $ • ·' ' Ptlnl " - " ' OPINAN ACCOUNT IN I MINUTIS ' . - . Ph. 6114910 416 Main It, 1111 Wollmon LM WUIIomNh Complete String Instrument Dept. Gibson • Kay· Hlrmony Get the Jump on Christmas! 39$ Rus"'n 48S 510 fit 2110 Woi 1 Lost % ........ ....... . . Natloual !Me lniiii'IIIICe Wblllalch '" Bacon 411 Allensworth 448 STORI! HOURI 9 10 9 DAILY P~liA.I PICKUP YOUR BLANKIT I.AY'• 46f Martin Total 2331 AWAY$ BY SATURDAY, -~ 1147 11<11- Sales Cia~ llf 46t llutn' DaYII 521 AD411'1011 481 59 BUICK tt.d k> believe? Maybe ... but it's trlle. Tho Ford ride prond q\tieter illlOICS ~~~a­ SaUlt 511 LA SABRE .C DOOR ducted by the world's leading acoustical tonsultanll! (Bolt, Beranek and N;o;:.lmea, Total ltd WOII I Loll I Polllll ' Do..... , CINII lac.). 1'hese testa were certified by the U. S. AlltO Club. But toK. Aod be ready for many other Ford illlrprise.\1. · 461 518 577 ,..,.,. .. • Total w... ll.olll Ptlatl ' GMAC. Plnanclng 181 1811 · our complete, ' BULOVA Cadlllec - Oldsmobile "You'il Uli:e oat Quilt, ot DoiDI JJuiDed' w., "'· 111gb Tum Single and Sons, 1121. High Team Series and Sons, 24Sl. WV 2-5342 Crou 1.. '&WAll lit ltl At &mil I'IIICII Willi ftiiiiiP " JIWIPIS .· ~is.the• 33S 363 390 IllS 207& JUNIOR BOYS LEAGUE December %, 1114 Team! J. 400 Ill Burt K. Phalln P. Story Blind Handicap Tolll Woa I, Lilli I 439 255 501 2041 ,_ s II- Sawyer M. III1IJff T. '1'11111 Blind HP41up '1'otll ...,.• 263 114 1M •• 1, 1M . ........... . .,... MIIMIUI' llii'PD-IIPUid IS •II ' wtclaof1. 17 JtWIIIJ, Self·WIIIdllll. , Wtttrproot•. Sflocl·flt lltan1. Luminous tllftdl •"" dial. , ..... -w"llefl cat. cryst111nd"""' 111 Intact. nFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS . ' 41...... It, Ph. IJ54MO , _ Ploooont · OPIN AN ACCOUNT IN J MINUTES 1111 Wtll- t ,. ' C. Vlll&hlll L!MI. IMY-.. ""'.,',"'.,"',' ~1~1 aciVIftC • • 21 _.... I. I Lot Wllll•m- R. Vaul!bln When you have an insurance claim, relax-play tennis! We'll put olll'lelvee fn your i!hoea wltll J. Swatzel R. Burt Handicap Total Woa t, toll I .,_. I. ManiWI J. ln1ela P.S: ··-·Nahoa D.llaod T. V'I'!M Handlaap 'l'otll WM 11 looill I ....... .lim Johnson & lud lim,.. string lritm~ment Dept. Gibion ;;KIY:~t.~umony ' 117 • Ill 873 1170 • lOS tit 211 Ill IUS J. Walton v. aothlnc R. Me'l'umer J. Warner M. Hannahs H. Woli Handicap Total 31! CuHGoes 400 DoWD 341 34f 45'1 22t Up or I.IWJN "·~ A. lflanlaC P. Malllll lfladlalp '1'otll . . Woa Z, !Mil . .,. ' ...al, Marlae fJol1ll Camp p...-, llllH. . dish Ill••• MR. K. L. BYRD Will Be At Dt. DAVIS OFC. 306 N. 2nd AYI. . Middleport, 0. SJioll.n. Voatllatloo (on 4-<loclt bard.., J• l'ltlll a1t II drawa Ill, llejl olr rwmovcd.,...,ilhaltwl-.c-. ON THUI, DIC. 17 NOM 9 A.M. to12 noon ---letoe/IL w.. ....... To r~palr lnd lti'Yiet Movietown is Under Pall on ' ' liHrlno aid• Balterios ami "'"If" ,., 11lm1k.. ferule Jolt. BYI'II will be alad to give you a free fltii'IDI test With tha 11teot BfJ. ~e llectroni~ eqUipment. BACK IN FlJILPRODUCTION! 2117 ., W•l, LHII T••l c. Ohllnlaf e oed lafllltry TralloiDt! 11<&1- .a nleleetrte· 3M 361 4M 385 471 158 2158 ..,.••, - I" THE SHOE lOX Mhltll.,.,., o. lt·....... KEITH GOBLE FORD, 1. ~l .,,.,.,.~,,,,lirlaefMt · . . 411 lOUTH THIRD ST. 1 ................. ,.,................... _................ ·'':' r.l . 11.,.;,. Aad Jt'a ... 111111111'• alw_,.llled, aJotrMIIlut s...lli, t1ut . ., f l - ... mo.,llaiJII frGIIi dtlloo41 tiiiMW- . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ Iile • · t' ,' , •• Shop Tht Stores Displaying The Gold Star They're Portlelpating In The ,...., II.... - -d. ~~~tom life .tlllan+•111 cdlllftJI ..... •••,, 1>,; "-terio, pta d.... reolly "Juol..," ..._I 'l'lwa'..• 'I I.. ..,. , . ~ POMEROY ......... tii.Odal ....... , ............ _ ... ,.,... ....... _ ............ ·:· - kliMat •..-..lkroa~~~. .........a ........ '• ........... ,. ..- .,••._-. 4.-rr•/ ~ - .,o,W.f!:!:£., , ""... ..IIi•• .....,......,~. . ·, ~ ~-" .,,... •• i.••,..••lil ....., Ill appiiMi.;:""..;;~ t,O!l ;,;~ ..tlli ... ':;, . tloa Colamlnio . . &•tollaono OJ.• II• Mit . . . 1 illdile ~ ,1"*11· ".~: . 1 ' ' J Complete llf N. IHGH ..... ., lllltnfUI -hal lralalog Nov. 25 II the See< glve•••orlget 3'18 ...... Morine Ptlvote Larry B. ..,..., ... II Mt, ... Mn. 8. I. 11AJ1t1 tl 1111111 I, Mld..oJOI'I, bl tiiiiiiiW lour PAUL DAV. 451 8 Servkl Center PC1f!WOV, OhiO . Cross selection NOW I A. BEL TONE Hearing Aid 2149 High Single - Grueser, 211. Hiih Serlos - Clatworthy, llllke ~ vwa QOflle Available KARR & VAN.ZANDT 474 • And gives you luxurious new features like these ..• ' '995 311 Raley 432 Haley Total --- The 1965 Ford rides quieter than a Rolls-Royce! SPECIAL 412 Paulooa - --- DI!CIMIII Ifill • ......., C... Bloel: Oltllnger Arnold Jollers "' m Edwardl MIDDLIP'ORT, OHIO NOW OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. llllnd TOtal W•IIMitl'tlltsl Rlellle Aml!l'll!an Legion Sylvester 49t GQody 4B Sears 481 Holiday Platter Bachner JPGoodwin FURNITUU !lcltoeniB Coughenour 'l'otal Won I Lolli Clelland 0wen1 Total 521 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN W•ILI*ll'Ndll D&DIIr Silvera Walter J. Louks C. & I. 0. E. llocllmor lloylr Priddy Wisecup Gilland Damewood Tolal lAKER CITY LEAGIIB Oeetmlltr 111 1111 Middleport IJitl. lion J. Bailey 470 Wipptl 13 Hunten Penalized by i . ' ~ .I ,I 700CASH , . . . �--·- . . -- '!·-"- _... ... ....... . . . . ' t Sentinel,' o., Dee. WANT AD INFORMATION ,., i.,. Tb CAN\ l&t...t.AI Wfilll I'YMI . . . .IUNI' Mn ~·.. ..... ond on~ an~ Fi if'!" roon inch der w"" belli .-d :t Ill old. •1'4 ~·orr pr&1 Mill wiD loW• ~ se ·.. " VI M~ . -~ din • -· •,.at• .,_. ~ 1\ • ....... UIJo i"IUF4; l'tM po,~n!l•,.•• -n·..,..t. <IMII_.,_. ~"~•"'' ' edl' ..,, ,.....,. •• , .n""""""·~ -~P<>""" '"'"'.,u.,.,, •lk>VM nw -• cee.. ""' •...a II " ..,u.. • :tuor&• til ........ jloet " "'"" '"t1J"... 1-'"""- '"' ..,.,._ - Transfers -.tttiot'l&l .-<ft ... rr• ~ PHONE WY 2·2156 For Sale Society Notes t:f\ 'CI For Rent USED PIANOS 2 nice reconditioned upright pi- ' anos, priced to selL Free delivery. Rutland Furniture Company. 12 15 3tc Notice . FOR RENT One Modern Furnished Apartment I ------ BLACK diamond liniment. w,m I I deliver. Forest M. Guthne. l Th R d Bath :Melg~ C.ounty . Cooo Hilllters A! 33 Townsend Place, Athens, rH ooms an :soctation wil1 s~nsor a h~ LY 2_242 1. 12 15 3tp Gas Furnace Heat, Gas Cook- shoot. shotgun, rifles, and pts- 1 -tols used. Sun~ay, December 70,000 B.T.U. floor furnace. Cal1 I< . " .. f·' . ), ' ' m1 Mre. Angelia tnd &lll!lor .n.noonl'll!lm .c ""' tnd .._ pFJ 2 hit ~.r~eo parelltll' ..,, ' ~·· li• D. Smitll 8 Jo. 1 . ' Mr. 11111 ~~~r•. ·t:.arrJ ~ _____ Bart ochC::.r"·::a'!b~~ ':C::.&revse":!Y ..~~: ratings, had 8IlllOllllC8d last cently beeu trounced by "BonFriday that II wu 10ing to try anza" - tbe Joey Bishop proto dent "Bonanza" by bringing gram and "My Uving DoD" back two other obows: Tbe are beJng ohllted w olher Danny Thomas serteo In rerun nlghto. On Dec. 22, B I 1 h o p form, and a panel pro£ram, ffil:·ves to Tuesday a, replacing "Celebrity Game," with carl"World War I," a documentary Reiner. But a change of plaiUI series that switches to early during bte weekend di)ched Sunday evenln8s. And lh1o Vatted Pro11 IDieraallonal Wednesday, "My Uvlng Doll.'' HOLLYWOOD (UP[) - CBS. which is about a female robot, TV hos finally decided w enter moves with " Mr. Ed" - tbe a new one-hour drama series talking horse - Jnto the Ume about a prosecuting attorney, period being vacated by "CBS "For The People," in televi· Reports." " CBS Reports" in these and brought in the drama turn sllifts to Mondays startserles, wbich stars Wilham ing tonight replacing "SiatShatner, tery's People," which wlll move "For The People'' will have to Friday's Christmas Day reita premiere Jan. 24. In the placing "The Reporter," which meantime, the hour slot, which ls cance1ed. Amen. Is between the Ed Sullivan "For The People" b pro&how and ·•candid Camera," duced by Herb Brodkin, who will be filled by some specials, also turns out "Tbe Delend· \Deluding a Dec. "n color broad- ers," which of course is about rast of Eniland's Royal Ballel defense attorneys. So the new fora MERRY C• B• NYE ;....u,_ _, LOOK- FOR IICURa I BL Tra"JPD'tie - La..,..,.. _of Jl...... flow tu work ftl ?QG II'Q, Qnota"• RYI GVW ZQE LDOO BVDOQII'Q• IRI<Dl OVQNWRII Y_..,.. ~· Wll CAN llllSJRJD N0'1'BIIIQ IA.Y.il 'DUo.2' ¥i'Jilal ill "PW••py SHMQZ• . ." \ WJEH RADIO MONDAY TIIRU FlllDA Y 8:45 Sign On 7:00 Be Still and Know I!ONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 12:30 Larry Anderson Show 7:03 News 6:00 Sian On - News 3:00 Jim Mees Show Nil Musical Cloa 8:111 Scired Heart 4,00 TinyS Santa Claus Show 7,30 News Headlines 6:20 Melgs County RFD 4:15 Jtm Mees Show 7,32 Musical Clnck 6:25 raul Bowers - Farm 4:30Eiectrlc Co. Newa 7:45 Word and Testimony 8:30 Bill Muter Sho" 4:40 Jim Mees Show 8'00 Olllo Valley News 8:57 W_,ther 5:00 Sign Off 8:115 World News 7·.00 News ' SATIIRDAV 8'10 Sports Today 7,05 Tilly's Momlng Chapel %:00 Sign On • N.,.. 1:15 Weather 7:20 Bill Miller Show 6:01i Country Music · 8'18 Musical Cln•k 7,30 Sports 8:25 Country Jamboree 1:55 Com.ounlty News 7:35 Pickens Hardware 7:00 Larry Anderson Show g,oo Talk of tba Town (Tues •• Tbura·) 11:00 Top Ten Show 9:55 Mason CoooiJ Newo 7,50 News 12:00 Noon News 10:00 Public Service 8:00 8111 Miller llbow 12:15 MuclDI Interlude 10:15 Famlly Worship Hour 8·00 Johnson Simpson lllll. 12:30. The Rev. Merlin Teets 10:30 Latchs\ting (friday) 1:00 Jim Mees Show u,oo Newa Beat 8:30 Dally Light 5:00 S<tCn Of! 11:05 M~ Melodiea 8:45 But Miller liow SUNDAY except Friday, Church 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 7:30 Sign On • Army Hour Bells Ring (Wed. • Fri.) 8:00 French City Baptist 11:45 World News 8:45 l&S Super Mkt. Show 8:30 Sunday Show 11:51 Mason County Newa (Thurs.) 9:30 Tbe Bible Speakes to You 12:110 CommoDity News 9:00 Newo 10:110 Tbe Good Life 12:05 Local News 9:05 Coffee With Janet , 10:15 Sunday Show 12:10 Marketa 10:00 BUI M!Uera Bnmch Show 12:00 Noon News 12:15 Weather 11:00 Ministerial Association 12:15 Christian'• Hour 12:20 Bulletin Board 11:15 Mason Coooty Agrl. Ent. 12:30 Hev. Merlin Teets 12:25 Newo 0 Gramo (Tues.) 1:00 Hev. Andrew Parsons 12:30 CoomiJ Agent 11:15 Family Worahip (Thurs.) 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12,45 Collfttry Go Roond 11:15 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 2:00 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 1:55 Newo Beat 11:30 Swap Shop 3:00 Sunday Sbowcaae 2,00 CotiJ1UJ Go Round 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymntlme 3:30 Countcy Hynm!lmera 2:55 Newo Beat 12:00 Cement Block Newt 1:30 Baptl.91 Layman's Hour 3,00 Midway Matinee 12:15 Goesaler Gueol Star 5:00 SlgD OH U5 Newo Beat WMPO Radio $25.00 TIRRY 1,00 Olsclng IVIIII Doso 4,30 lntercbanga 6:00 Community New• 6:05 World News 6:15 Sports Today 5:25 Weather 6:30 Dinner Mualcale 6: IS Sign Oil lv HAROLD GRAY oovoo 1-\We: PIN~ WHIU'S GOING 01'1 UP {!(f THE QLO ROVE -..oN? SATURDAY 8,4$ Slgn on 7: oo Be Stlll and Know 7:113 News 7:06 Musical Clock 7:30 Newa Hesdllnes 7:32 Mualcal Clock 7,u Wond and Testimon) 8:00 Olllo Valley Newo l:lli World News UO Sports Today 8:1S Weather 8:18 PL Plell8ilnt H.S. FooiiNiu t0'30 SoDa & Story Hour 10:46 Famliy Worship Hour 11:00 News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Service 12:00 Newo Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12,25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Salurday Mallnet 1:1li Obto State Football 1:00 Dlsctna wttb Doso 1:30 Top l'en Revue $:00 Newa Ro.mdup '' 16 Publlc Service Uti Dinner Mualcale 1:18 SlgD Off Bv GEOIIG& WONDER .J U~T SPINET PIANO S..I!At ... ZorkWo Tronofer Co. * Carpenter . We ere 1 Gold Sttr Store ln 1'he Pemeroy •rc~~•nh ~News . ' s1oo c..h Gheaw•r Pricad " Abo.., $60.00 S,.. or C~ll Snow Tires o. Nylon Bltckwell Tulle Type Mlddloport, Ohlo Reuonoble eReglster for the 19M fl'ord Phone WY 2-5191 Phono or Write c,q11 Dopt. SUMMER & SON Phone 216-2104 0. we are ~vtag IWIJ Beee~Sary, purchase 1s ,.,,..,Oid,.,.. IXIN'T 'r'OU eeE, BIRDIE ?',•• AUNT 8E&&IE ISN'T GO!Ne 'IH!a:JUGH 1\HTH 1HI5 MEA3ER FOR HER OWN a.<IKE I ... AilovtOurS,...,.,awJI'MASJ.AY.A!"Al:,.. , New u..d BaklwlnSpJMt loway . . Organ . PI~-NO Reg.$995·~ ·Fictory De1lar for MlgnovOJl Stero,:f··lhon . . No O.llit 1nd Malgs Cou!dy. ·_ ,.. . .·· just res-ister eaeh time you .. ,. drive ln. SUPER SERVICE nATION Jodc W..rolr......,...._... •494 . DAVID C. MIWR Can Be Bought .;J· 110.4- BVWNII'.-VWYMZ ·usED Jec.._ --~ QIJ:GPDNPOW war· - .... ·1"1. Compllea FRZ, WAWM fiiiOI . . . Middleport, ZLObt-·-:r.:;_..,.-lti.::;;;':::;;"l" A. ClrJpt:opat 1!011 URIIS, IIIRI) ' Ezpioal.• to loOM8 .. 1J:LLOW One Jetter .amply ltuda for aother.l:a tldiJ sample A ls aaedl tor the ua. L'a. X rot the two 0'1, ete. S1nP kitten. a~ troph1e~, tbl leDgtb aDd fvrmation ot the wordl are au IWlta. Each day tbe code lettem are dlffereDt. ( IISIR! YOUR .~ -..... ... _ ........ ........... ·u . . . Copthll .. AXYD .LBAAXB $pedol Chrflllocto Torm1. . ooat 31. .....,_ J&Type· abbr. at - , aa. .......... ia&liD.OI Jll, .BlimpbUIM I"Z. Weep V&r. 11. A. proof 19. Foa:y IL Open from Q-pe: 28. Exchanged repn tor Print. for money Bveetock 1&. To be llldellt. "' DAILY CBl'Pl'OQUOTE - .... ... ta'I'B!W boU...... 18. DuD palo •• , .... ..,... aa.wa as.swn ..... DOWJI 1ul '· · wa.,.. s...- plooo- ..01.. _""'___ Sl'• b1Q 18. trl11e s ........................ m.- . . . . - ' letter togetbW Bheller . -..gW\uooltJIICO. For Sale :~,:= :~ 48.W- -......-.., ....,_ et.. Ciuolllr - .,.._ f!.lndlBll.. .... __, ~lsllndl.., ., I.Tello I. WaD lWMIIDWI! 41.Loyal . • - _... tl.Old. <D. 5495 IIHutlr.t, cator <a. FateyiiU \VURLITZER 'PIANO $495 00 a-- - -- .. . - a. Pnft.rl.. 2.. Of' a 1:llfta4 .. :Birt*. .. G.llabllttfur VOLKSWAGEN$ •• DAILY CROSSWORD AaiOII8 .. _ 1'1. Puto 18.Con- Bonniei -=·====;;.-:==;;;;;;;;;;;;; .. TH' 50100L TON16HT-SHE'S Patrolf BLAEnNAR'S and ~EETIN' 'U.S. Ma..,. 1 L00KJ IUIIIT L0WEEZY AINl GOIN' TO _E;f SERVICE i1,....,...,...,...,...,..,....,....,..,. I aa.ero- RADIATOR ~ • I 31£ -~==~~-=:~ce ~ n. ae=;;;;_, Tbo , ... !lkt .. "'" lltiaiiiDto oil>. llmore Col...a...iaad i-,.) • ...... Do illot. lD lDJ Nolional ~ I 111'10 1'111 Paoplo"- plmlhlp ...... 11111 be -m to f... tbe problem that Dec. II by CBS-TV. • • pnoeculcin an · - u .,._ Clorl< Gable, Marllye llomoo clUne os weelllr heroes u re and Moutgomery CHit oppeu In porten or pnso agenta. It 11 Arthur Mlller'o mndern weotern llw'o llllt:ldo a»t: Opposite and some reruno ol tho out. poaalble, bowever, that CBS-TV elrama, •-nte Mlafill!," on ABCWCTV'o top.ratod "Bonanza" standlng Fred Astalro televll!on hoe finally Jucceeded In achtav. TV's SUnday lllgbt movie musical ef!om. 10 Sunday lllgbta. ina a frleuctQ lyncb ICilW. Jan. I. PUBLIC SALE sOCJety • N0tes LQJ!IS 1.1. .,. .mJdlac 1n tboir - _ '1. at. · lloftnl -·~Mally frtiDill and relAIYtl TIID af lel!!lad tbe weddlnl a , _ ...,... ....ttead -.111- llooi at Zloo Cburcl> a - 1 ton ol bll .,...all, Kr. IIIII SUnday ~ .,;.;. Howard Tbomo, 8baroa Palrida.. tnd - r rnl• PIAN IIALJ!lll Mr. tnd Mrt. ~ Tile GoJdeil Rule SeWiDI Clrattended tbe weddlns of bll lw ole wUJ hold a 1'11Dl1111ie oalo l\lll8 Sbaron Thoma tnd and bake aale Frida)- tnd Sat· Ban' recently. un1ay In tbe bulld!DC to Mr. tnd lira. Lincoln RaaelJ tbe CUSter Barber Shop In Ill· visited with their daugbtor, ll'r. cine. Proceeds will bo uaed tO Mrs. Herold Gillosly. Vtc-· vld baskeia lor tho -~ tnd llruce ol Carpellter. pro 0 Mr. and Mn. Harley John- at Chrlstm_a_•·_ __ Tommy tnd Cheryl were afternoon and eveninB FAVORS BIRTH CONI'IWL of Mr. and Mrs. Barley · LANSING, Mlcl!. (UPI)-Ml~ tgan's Public Health Department Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tboma bas gone CM1 .....-.! aa favoring tnd Tim visited with btrtb COI)trol and counaeHng "'. end M<a. C. 0. Rogera of "fam!l)o planning." Hill. Mra. Harley Jobnaon, Tam· In a policy statement Issued and Cheryl visited Wedn... , Friday by Dr- ~-•~Us, day with ber mother, Mn. Ada! the slate health CO•mum er, Slack of Syracuse. the departm~t s:: rtment 1 Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp "Tbe Mlcbtgan pa ~ Health otronaly oupporll !ami Y Mrs. Hugh Bearho spent Frl· planning. as a me11111 ol !UI!U\. day wltb Mr. and Mn. Patrick ling family potential lor physlc!l and in Pomeroy. mental and 0001al well being. Rock Springs Ll ,,...el eVlSlOit .1.Levue - . ,.. . ing Stove. Electric Refrigerator, First Floor Apa.rlment, 20, 11 a . m. tiD dark. SnowWY 2_3401 F1oors. Large 12 15 61 Hardwood ball Hill, Syracuse. · I Porches Front and Back, Sep12 15 5t arate Entrance Front &: Back, - - - - - - -c FREE use of our Carpet Sham- ' Laundry Facilities In Base. pooer with purchase of Blue ment, Located Center of Mid- HEATING, Pblmblll&t MaeDer Mr. and Mrs. Carl AutherI WILL not be resporu;Jble for I Lustre shampoo. Baker Furn- dleport, Close To Sllopping FantactL Anlo&d Brolllerl. son, Mrs. Freda Middleswart THURSDAY, DEC. 17th At 10:30 R.M. any debts contracted by anyiture ~iddleport. 12 15 6te ' District, Close To Churches 1111 Easl MaiD SII'Mt, Po& icalled on Genevieve Richards, one other than myseU. Clar- --~' ---~ . 1 and Schools. eMil'· f'bolle W1 WtQ. who is ilL LOCATION: Galllpollo toko Rt. 7 go above Cheshence C. Ogdin, Dexter. Ohio. YOUNG pony, would make mce I 'I 10 tfa Mr Gene Congo called to see ire turn left ol Toxaco Station on Story Run Rd. 12 lS 3tp Christmas gift, $35. Floyd Rent $60.00 Per Month Mr ~nd Mrs. Homer Icenhow- Miss Agnes GM19er has Go I milo. See or Coil . confiDed to a hospital at TO NATIONWIDE Policy hold- Carson, Rt. 1, Middleport. 1 FURNITURE 12-14-3tp EXPERIENCED .Recent visitors of Mrs . LoU· ware • Ohio for treatment ers, Meigs Area : If you have _P hone ·-- SH 2-5291. Conslsta of Estate. ReatNla, H9me Ctm~fort ~ook stove,~ a Nationwide Policy and hove LUMP and run of mine coal ise Van Meter and daughter, surgery. . antique record player: beds, diooer bell. ehatts, lots • atone jara, refrigerator. not had it checked for cover~ for sale. Goeglein Coal Co. Vicki, were Mrs. Otis Bailey n:wey Pullms, Nye Ave,, age verification, wiU you Page St., Middleport. I Middleport, Ohio and daughter, Lois, Racine, and a dinner guest at the home TOOLS please cootact us irrunediate12 4 tfc I Phone WY 2-5191 Mr and Mrs Lawrence 'lbeiss, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs Blackamlth forge, complete with eO toola. 11100 tt.. af good rough lumber, barrow, Iota of bolts, nuUI, bnclp:, 1 & K I Belpre · day in honor of his birthday• copper tubing 4 sets of work bamess. 4 hee hives, 8 saw ~iu!':.ts: Pear w· 12-!2-6~~ cU.!sroM b~tclle;ing - and cutMr. ~nd Mrs. Gene Wolf, Deb-- Mrs. Kathryn (Eastman) Hood horses seven buildings to sell and move. Lot of antiques. 1 ting. Phil Meier, Phone WY 5 room and bath 8 partment P'rom tb1 tar•est trod: or ra and David, of StiversviJle, baJ been returned to her home ~ ___ - · _ 4 goOd ral>blt dogo, well trained. Some baled bay. MARAN Fur Agency, N. Brown ; 2-3510. 12 9 tfc in Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-3319. oulldozer radiator to tbe visited his sister Mr. aDd Mrs. from Veterans Memorial St., Mason, W. Va . Furs want- ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _11 12 15 tfc IPlallest beateJ core. Edward Bush. ' pital and is impro::'_~g,__ _ .This farm of 70 acres iJ tor sale, other items too numerous to mention. ed Muskrat, Mink, and rae------Mr .and Mrs. Edward Bush_, co~\~. Send for price list. Call 2 bedroom furnished apartment Mr and Mrs Cecil Roseberry Jordan, Mrs. Martha Jeffen, 0. D. PARSONS, OWNER 773-S296. 12-12-30tc • Pomeroy, utilities furnished. Ill -::""':=="'=2~'""===~Po~mo:=..,=:'l children 'visited Mr. and Mrs. Freda Smith, Mrs. 0, E. and J. A. f"nch, Auctlonten CICIIIIlliiWJn:II~IPE'lll" $60.00. Call WY 2-2720 or WY 1 Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and Cheadle, and Mrs. Mary I ePLENTY OF EATS ON TH! GROUNDt •••g .t.Ut-TIIINhER dan 2-.>;10 A Nl ce Se IecII on 12 l5 Christmas is the Season for • family of Minersville R .D. reCemplell SawiN -~ Of Cl ean U1ad Remembering · friends - to Crill ISndfGI'd cently, Join in a Harmonious Chorus TWO 4 room furnished t.'rlto, , _ • - Mr. Maywood Johnston visit· with wishes of Joy, Good ments. One first floor WY zA. C. BRADFORD ed his brotber, Mr, and Mrs. 11 27 tfc Hea lth and Happiness. It's Sedans- Sun Roofs 3658. Olde Lewis Johnston and his son, Open Eberu E1'enlng llntll Chr'!-t. . . the time, too, when Greet· ---- - BKIM. .. 11 tfc Mr. BJH1 Mn. Lawrence JohnStation Wagono mAILER 1oWl •· fo r rent • close' • . Tilts in gs are exchan;;.ea, aton. \'f'ar Lhe Daily Sentinel will These ears have been cart!· to Laundryrn.at and schools. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Brooks h'"'ve a special Classified fully checked by our service Valley Lumber & Supply Com-Uvestock and baby, Success, called on nreeting Classification, 12- department and are ready to pany, Middleport 10-3-Ue his grandmother and step grand• won:! greeting with signature, go. FOR SALE: One fresh Jerwt fatber, Mr, and Mrs, Mawood : .•: l!t • '• oj I . t o run ins We and needwill good trade- GARAG• f our cow, 1 HolstelD cow, for Jobnston , onlv I 1. 00 . Gree t mgs payclean top dollar. c. apar tment, for~ 4 days prior to Christrooms and bath, 790 Maple, or trade for hay or eorn. Mr. and Mrs. Roy PQweU and GhreA mas. Family Greetings oaty. Volksw•gen• Pdced From MiddJeport, WY 2-2936. RoUand Searles, Rutland. family called on ber parents, 12 8 tic 12 12 61c SH 2-4626. IJ 11 Mr. and Mn. Dudley Caugo on III!C!CICJCCI(IIICICiflllCCiftCCII'N Wednesday. • MODERN 1 room and belli PONIES for Chr!stmaa, Frienda were deeply grelved AUTtiM' IBII..E lns•trance been furnished apartrnenL M I d- colts. Also!ro so~: ~~b=:= at the sudden death of Mrs. G\acsm-tllfld'? I .ost vour opera mares m • .. dys Bissell and extend their tor'o bcenle! Coli WY dleport. WY J.il74. high One third down, deepest sumpathy to lha Bi>- 1 lliCt• 8 II tic by Paul On', WI -· . LY 31238 --------eeU family. 12 10 · 31112. Mrs. Lawrence returned home · Wanted To Rent ATHENS. OHIO IHHEE and foor ron'D !urn!<!» from the hoaital. Od and ~ ....... J .... menta. WY U4S4 12 1 u. Help Wa nted -Mrl. May to• o.~, DAVID C. MILLER ll Mr. Old Town Flats 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door - - $795 OPEN EVES. 7:00P.M. POMEROY. OHIO 1'0H Pen . Society , Notes Charlet P. Zhm, Paney to United Statu Gl Eaoemont, Olive. 12 1 tic Bonnie Mahon, Herbert hon, Nellie PeiU'IlO, Pearce, Sarab A E.llap, Business S.rvl~..,6._ Estep, Eth<! N!chol!oo, Nicholson, Verlln Jacb, RUG weavlug. Pbone WI .. RO!emary Jacb to Jerry 11-28-SOtp 2828. Jacko, I A.• 47 A., Rutland. Mrs. !nab Proffit and Fran.,.. Hewetson to UMESTONE for Yo or Doris Sa)'fi! returned IRun Sportoman Club Inc., every need, prompt dallvery. from the hosptlal following al2'es. Olive. Bulldozer and back·hoe work gery. : Frances Hewell!on to performed. Free estimalea. Mro. Elizabeth Hoffner Is I Run Sportsman Club, Inc., Phone WY 2--3243. Emmet W. Meigs General Hospital. acres. Olivo. Sbuler. 11 '!I lfc Mrs. Leona McLau&hilD David Lee Bumgardner, -~---- - - son. Augustine, Mr. Robert ley oan Bumgardner to TRANSMISSION Salvage Com- and 'Mr. Ray Dore, oislted L. Leonard, Joyce M. pony. Repairln8 all makea. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll and Parcels, SaUsbury. ·toJnatlc and atandard trans- family. Otho Powell w Charles ml!!iona. Maurice Gagnon, Ivan and Lilly Roush, OWens- PowelJ, 1 acer, Olive. Owner. Phone WY 2-8173. boro, Ky., Mrs. Elva Dailey, l Susie Wood to Charles 11 17 tic Judy Cozart. Stlversville, Bob Schuler, Wanda Schuler, 3.81, - - - - - - - -- - and Linda Beegle, Racine. were ISalisbury. &ad Gneo.,., .........., ... dinner guests of Mr. tnd Mrs. Marton R. Riggs, Esther R. HeoiiDI Carl Autberson, Sunday. Rtgga to Ray M. Riggs, - ~ t'lo Iva and Linda Roush, Mr. v. Riggs, 33.08 acrea, Olive. IJ:IId voor ,._ - - 1and Mrs. Carl Autherson were Marioo R. Riggs, Esther R. we lulvo all . supper guests of Bob and Linda !Riggs to Clyde J . Gillilan, VicSower Maca1Beegle, Racine. ky Gillilan, 2.114 acres, Olive. BramDit aMrs. Oma Autherson a nd C:.O In I-Zt'lt Da1 or NJ&Ill 1daughter, Mrs. Elva Dailey were - - - - - - - - - 7 • tie shopping in Parkersburg recent- and brown flni&' Pomeroy Motor Co. CWJ-tell tiUUU LaD 6 .. • ~ l' II o.lb HI!U''CIIJI 4:81• .4. II ..- diiXI lilt lldll 1'0 PI .At.:a 6 &DULl P'IIOuUCZNII ....,. ~A "'•"" (" 0. Locally owned aod a nice well cared for car. 8 eyl engine with new rings std. trans. llldlo, heater, cood tire. Belse i.P' l'tl.u.lt\.b • UB.I"I"\I UJU - t1 • faf Ill. woJ'd m1a Reitt Property 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Sta. Wagon $999 AIIJ) ~feb For Pomeroy ,....,a.,. a> -to ·OIII_.IO ·~ o ..-....... . , •It ... fNIID n ... IDW'I 19M Clean Interior, sharp Ivory and ~)ue finish , good tires radio and healer, 6 cyl. engine, Powergltde trans., good tires. liAr• 'W. _ _ _ _ _..;' .....-,,;,;. Katl~ or-~ ' .., lrW w .... .--pendhiO ..... ,,., ,.. '"'" · - ..... .....,.... t..--ol- wiilto ot:P . ...,...... ..... .,.,. !It •• w. c....,. Mtr- W\' :1-9932 •<L• , . . "f~r"f"'. '· ..' ~. ! •. ' ...,:t :\" \ . .-· 1 r.~ ·1, - 1- ~· .. . ,,··'· ::.,·••.·.-i- . ·~ JU::.T A roOR WORI<JNC) 61~L , BUT SOON I'LL e,E A STOCKHOLDER: IN 1HC LARGEST FA5KION HOU5E IN 'THE. - - " COJNTKY l �f' ~. . ~• ~ l "'~ ..... •.a on~ ~ and ;.. il?' inch d.r ...... bell: «<'I M old. ··~ I'O{T pr~l MJ) will \OWl m~ ••"Vi• MP, ~ dlt'l Story of Christ Told in Scripture, "" Song, Poetry, Meditation Monday : Stor Gorden Club's Yuletide Party ' Held at HoII'd Atk'IIJS Rura I Home 1 ay- n. birthday of Cbr1s1 told tn scrlptur.. SOIJi, poetry, end the devotional period. meditation wu p......,ted w!Jm Mrs. Setb Nichol11011, presi· 1 lu Pomeroy the W.S.C.S. of Heath Mdent .. presided over the busmess 1 Mr and Mrs. Richan! IAH· dlst Church met Monday eve~ meeting. The club Collect and bed and children, Curt and ing at the church. The meeting prayer were giVen m Wlison; j ma Jo returned to their borne was opened with a plano pre-. ,,, • s I< .... 0ow1oo and 11er 'iamJ4o ~..oekriiD,. .uz Msel o11 Thurldey 'lbo w......... - Awards in County Flower u-of Sh L' ted HospitalNe~ ..•. trom the arc~a. of the cburda. the M!cldloport r1r11 '!be meetll>i wa1 closed With Prwbytaiu Churoll will 111101 OW IS Elllored lloopllll Thureday ,...,., 11 tbo ehurdl "A Saluto to a.iltmu" wu , _ eote<q Holaor ~ ot 7:)0 p.m. Mrs. Joe llllley tbo theme of the Molp County p(~d~~id pulllarper:lt bouro. aDd Mill SuAn Park w111 be flower ahow held receaUy at · , ' • program and dfiOtional lead-- the Pomeroy Elementary Spruce ~GaUipolliM~ day afiern00n also the verse of the month. ill Springfield Sunday evening lude. ''He Shall Feed His en. IChool with ev-ery club iD tbe gene eent, The ~ntranct to th~ home Gifts were sent to Athens 1 after a weekend vtsit wJtb Mr. Flock," from the Messiah, by Hoatelsel are Mrs. DwJ&bt county participating. Star Rt., Gallipolia; ~ wa s decorafed wtth ~vergrt"en State HDspital by Mn Henry and Mrs. Harry Davis and Mn:. C. M. Hennelly wallace, Mn. Paul Haptorwtall, un. Chartn c. Lewis. region- :ackburn. Rt. 1• Ewlncton: and lights w1th a pme cone l'umeJ'. lt wa~ voted kl send a Mrs. Edgar Pratt. Mrs. Glenn Lambel1 , predMrs. Lewll Sauer, Marpret at director, wu chairman far Floyd. F. Clary, Rt. 1. wrea! h o:~ nd e ~ ergreens w1th a basket of fruit to Carmen's Mrs. Harold Johnson dent, conducted the meetlbg Sauer, Mrl. Joe Salley, Ml'l. the show. Mrs. GObert CUJiea 0_;1~Ci~~~~~~ug: f'est we red bow greeted the rest home Program books were to her home in Springfield and read from "The Open William Ohlinger, IDd. . Mra. of Marietta 110 accredited OA·lil· , ·• poguest s The horne was decor-: dlstnbuted by the chau-man, Monday after 8 visit with Door" by Faith Baldwin. Mrs. Lillian Steiff. A donatloD will GC jtJdte, i.u the judge using 8 ~ ~s G~iu~:-"·M pt~: attd throughout w1th arrange- ! Mrs Virgil Atkins. Tile COWlty and Mrs . Harry Davts. Emerson Jones was devotional be liven to tht Middleport tbe standard system or juding 8 Ro ~~s V~n.' ~ D mems ot pomsett1a, pin!! and Chnstmas flower show wall dis-- Mr and Mrs Leo Williams chairman and read a poem and Firemen Mrs 0 P. Klela will with blue ribbon for 1st red M_ I 734, E ' Ro • c&ndles T~e mantle was espec- cussed and members thanked Jac~on visl~ receotly m~itation on th_~ birth of be gue,i JOioJ.st. · ror 2nd, yellow, 3rd and White, li ~=.' W A~:b~. . !B ily beaunful , creatmg 11 fes- lor making arrangements. The Mrs. Welby Whaley Christ. Mrs. William Russell 4tb. F' · .........., tive atmosphe-re Itraveling prize was won by Spnngs Road ' sang, "The Coventry Carol," Bes Sanbol'll. Receiving ribbons tn the var- p ul ;-mb Av•., Gallipolll: Mr~ Jewt'll cho~e, lh~. topic, . Mrs. Ray Nicholson and the Eusene Eskew of Xenia accompanied by Mr. Russell. Club Entertained 1ous c-lasses were: Clall 1, ~cky ·LBe:bs, hRt. ~e~c~;. "_G'-o•d-'s•G • o•ft""""'H""_'_s_So_;n'.-;-.f_or.li hostess gift was won by Mrs. I the week end with relatives Mrs. Nan Moore presented Snowbound, Mrl. Dort. Davia, Jam L. Ra C ~~ e, f' , Seth Nicholson . the area. the program and was aasisted tn U 5 By Mr•. French blue; Clau 2. Merry Cbrlatmu, mor:"st · Mll;::ie~·~ The roll call was answered by Mrs . Harold Russell of by Moss Frieda .Faehnle and Mro. Edna French IDierlal& Mrs. Da Oaborne, blue: Clua lAo Daik.y Rt I • Portiand· Pom•roy, Ohio Igiving a suggestion for Christ- mgton, w. Va., visited ' Mrs. Hattie ~mJtb,Kl~ritpure nnua Inner ed her card club ror the Cbri!t· s, ~·s Everywhere, Mis! Roy Fox, W.Va.; mas decoration Mrs. Grover w1th her aunt, M1SS Nelle Bmg. readers. Mrs. · P. en sang mas party at ber home last Jessie §sunders, blue, Mrl, Ed Edward F Dutst Rt 1 Cotaor vocal number The Birthday • • · • 1 stout ga~~ a very .mterest_ng Rev. and Mrs. E ugene a King." with 'Mrs. Hennesy 5 e un week. 1berewasaglftexchange na Lee ' red Mrs Mlna u.~ nan, tageviUe, w. Va.; Homer B. LAST TIME TONIGHT talk on Care of Cut Hollies as and daughters, Laura . aod Jl'ize'l awarded to M r 1• yel~ow, and Mrs. Belva Willard, Sergent, Heodeno~tt w. Va.; "FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG" and Everweens." To help pre- and Gwen, left S11nday at the pumo. d nd The annual Christmas dinner Char1es Bradbury Mrs. Rich- wh1te. Kerry Royce Ches"" Shade; (Teehmeolor) serve the greens, slle sa1d, add noon for their home, St. Louis, Mrs. Moore rea poe~s a e ot the K1n Club was held sua- ard Gress, Mrs. ~bert Schmoll Clau 4, CandleUght, Mrs. J, Mn. Donald Horiupg: Athena; James Darren, Pamt>h Tif I ~=clu~~ ~;e pr~~~:~ w:d~- day at 6:30 p. m. at tbe Martin and Mrs. Robert Hysell, 8 cuest- W. McMurra7, blue, Mrs. Fred Joseph Trumbo Wan, Scotfm, Paul Lynde, Tma Louise. one tablespoon of sugar. to each Mo, after a visit with Colorc:utoon• quart of water In which you parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett ,?' b A 1 rtl'- Sh 1 sed restaurant Memben were The home was decorated ID Blaettnar, red and wbite and town· Robert A Keaton Coal harden them, also avoid stor- Thomas. ~th Y PP ega · e c 0 seated at· a table wtth whitt keeping with the holiday season Mrs. Charles Lewis, yellow; Gro~· Raymonci A Albo WED. •nd THURSDAY I tng apples, pears or bananas Mtss Erma Smith of WID ~rayerth. b tl cover and centered wltb an ar-u Frencb -ed ............ ,.; CIBSI 5, Winter Returns, Mrs. 1 ... nd Paul G• ·~·-n, 1 ~· DK. 16-17 . h urmg e us1ness mee ng .1u.u. - • u , IG , ., • n~uc~ .... NOT OPEN I ne.ar holly, th~ will cause to hannon, W. ya., s~t t e Mrs. Klein social concerns com- r~ngement of red poinsettias COlJ'se to the abOve and Mrs. Mary ~'~ease, blue, Mrs. Betty Ashland, Ky.: Mn. Cbarlet V. 1fohage to slu-JVel and drop. week end w1th her Sister and . . ' be rted with green candles placed at LiOnel R.....-n Mrs Don Mills Dean, red, Mrs. Pat Thomas, Wood Columbus· a Mn FRIDAY :.nd SATURDAY R N' h I t l);ed I Mr d \1 nuss•on mem repo on __... .., ' ' ell and Mrs Sarah I , ~rHs.l'd ayo IC olson" a ~k brother-I_n-haw, . an rs. the Christmas ~mmunlty din~ intervals. and Mrs. Millard Wildermuth. yblow I'll ...... • .Sea ,Gree........,'- Dixie E. Smith, Ashland, KJ. D.c.mb•r 18-19 on o 1 ay ecora wns, rna - Phil Mem art. h'ld to be held 0 . Each guest waa Biven miniature W te'; '-'- v, sons .BirtbJ "JOHNNY COOL" 1 ~:r ~r ~ 1 thre~ thocfst Ch ec. Followmg tbe dinner tbe Santa ravors inp, Mn. Robert Reibel, blue, Mrs Garrett 0 Bowman, Ht'nry Silva, Ehzabeth Mont Iing of candles and ways they Mrs. w. A. Morgan and gomen·, Jim Bac·kus, .loey could be used, and door decor· daughter, Kathy Morsan, a e~ e f th1 h urch group went to the home of • Mrs. James TJtus, red, Mn. Crown. City son 3.15p m. MrL B1shop, Brad Dexter, SAM ' ' ations. Nancy Harris returned borne a~y. mem r ~ e c urc Mrs. Harry Davis in Syracuse Robert Coats, yellow and Mrs. · ·• 11 ' M" OA.VIS. Jr. 1 I Mrs. Virgil Atkins demonstra- Monday after a week end visit I ~-Jshmg_ to ~~t~lbute tto t ~he where members were greeted ARE DINNER HOST Joba Kincaid, white. ~hte~o ~36 R~ ~ ~llie F 1rtttt-: She's 011 Mine ( rurtoons 1 ted making a pine cone wreath, in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. :~er ~ a c;n ac Ful~by Sana tno tbe porch. The home Mr. and Mn. Karl Grueaer Class 1, Bo!pitaltty, Mrs. Haug M~!as· 'Rt 1 Bid' 8 displayed several home made R. L. Gotthardt and son, Brure. MemJ .~ 8 · 8 ~t~ar M ' w~s decorated tl.-oughout with entertained with a dinner Sun- Charles Lewll, blue, Mrs. John wefi son 11 .10 a~ · ' . • SUNc"'.:'~21~~ES. candles. Mrs . Jewell demonstrat- - --Wr. a~'bboec e, or r s. pomsetUas, eaodles, a_ nativity day at their bome, MlneriVille. Terrell, red. Mrs. Robert Lew· ' ' DI~Jw1eci "633 SQUADRONH ed making a tooth pick tree and was given each member as I ~ "\1 d scene, and decorated silver tree Present weN Mr. and Mrl. is, yellow and Mrs. Leo Kenne- John O'Dell Mrs 'Earl Dav <Technicolor) , a net tree . i favors. roun • ro n_car was under which gilts were placed. Pat Qlllnn and ehUdren, CiDdy dy white· Class a Holldaya, ' . • • Cliff Robertson (PTiog), Geo. 1 Cards were sent to Mrs. I .Refresl1ments. of salad, sand· 58enutentto aMI "v·etceararln•sn KMeeemorler.,.•a1 Mrs. Harold Johnson was the and Patrick of Columbus, Mra. ~. John' Kincakl, 'btue, Mn.· !!:,J,oSimlel'c_onJJeyohn,.~adyC. YL~o' ~!:f~~~s,-.r¥~!i~{!:·;r~~!Erma Vall! and Mrs. Norman w1ches and fru1t cake, nuts and PH .t 1 . P hostess £or the Welby ~, Rock Sprtnp JameJ Titus, red, Miss Nellle -.C'· M~ Darnel""'~........ ':':'. _ T bl , . . h h I'd d ed b ospl a m omeroy. R d and and M Grue uagg, rs. IUCIIIUII, ucaColorc•rtoo:Sou • j ~ill. A gift exc ange was en· o I ay can y were serv y Mrs. Leo Smith reported on Mrs. AMice Ohlinger, presl· oa • rs. • Zerkle, yellow and Mrs. R. V. nadine Cook, Gregory T. Fife, ~..,..,.,.....,__ _ _ _ _..l.J•::.Y::;ed::...,:b:!,y,..:::•I;;.I...;A::..,:h;;:o;;;IIY:...;;co;;:rs.:;a;lg~e l, ~e h~stesses. The next meet- the program held at Pomeroy dent, conducted a short business .. and 10111, Larry and Bob. Weatherman, white'; Class t, Mrs. Shay Spradlin, Mn. Phll:~g 111 bef ~~~~ J:O:?n 1~i~t in Nn•ember which rponoored session. A round robin get well Ho~ Dabyls, ~- BetMatyry DeaB. lip Globokar, Mrs. Marie Grubb 0 e orne VISI'II PARENTS Heines, ue, l'l'tn. a, Mrs. Waldo BrowD, Mn. Maur· • • a field worker tn the Women's card and a poinsettia were sent Soclety. Mrs. David Ent.sming- to Mrs. Willard Ebersbacb at Judy Martin spent the week red, Mrs. PbU J W~ll=n, ice Veoory, Mrs .. James Steele er reported the annual bazaar Holzer Hospital. A gift was end witb her pnntl, Mr. and yellow, and Mrs. ac n, and daughter, Mr1. Donald How· a success and thanked tllose sent to Miss Dorothy Leifheit Mrs. Ralph G. Martin of Mid· white. . ell and son. who contributed. Mrs. Smitb al. at Orient. A Chrlstmu dleport. Judy Is attending tile Cla91 IG, Spirit of Cbrjstmaa, ----so reported on the money and wreathe was purchased for the Nationwide Beauty Academ)' Mrs. Neal Jeffera, blue, Mrs. other gifts presented to Mrs. grave of Mrs. Emma !Aifllel~ In Columbus. S. Nicholson, red, Mrs. Nor· The U. S. steel lndWIIly •• a decealed mernbe<. Mra. c. man WI!~ yellow, and Mrs. tablished its llrot rtsearch ...,. Thirteen members of t h e J. Ebersbach and Mrs. otiUnJVirgil Atklnai white: C1ua II. ter at Middletown, Oblo, ID . Chester Garden Club recently er each recieved 8 box of canTO AUDIT IIOOK.I Changing Trends, Mrs. James 1910. enjoyed a turkey dinner with dy from the club. Trustees and offlcera of Titus, blue, Mrs. CUSh John· , all the trimmings at the Mar· Foreot Hole CollllCII Dlugb· oon, red, Mrs. John Kincaid, OOAGHTEB BORN un Restaurant in Middleport. FoUowlnJ the bualn101 ters of Amerlna mot MODdey yellow, and Mrs. Roher! Cona- Mr. and Mrs, John Jordan Aftoc the dinner tbe mem· o• • slon, o lift ..clump wu held. afternoon, at the bDme of Mrs. day, white; ClaBO 12, Ectrant.- tMyma Mllllf) of ltiO &. UY. bers adjourned to the home of Each member recei\red a box Phyllis Rowan, coUDCU deputy ment, Mrs. Homer Holter, blue, lngston, Columbus, are announ-tbe President, Mrs. Buell Ridelu Middleport of chocolates from Walter and reoonltng aecrelary, to aud· Mrs. Victor Hyaell, red, Mro. clng the birth of a t lb. I 01. ' ! nour, in Chester, whose home Mrs. Marvin Kelly 1s a pa- ter and Mrs. Davis presented il the books ol the CouncU. Pres-- Paul Bier, yellow and Mn. daughter, Tracy. Lynn, SundBJ. ' was very beautifully decorat- tient at Holzer Hospital for ob- ~ch with a rniniatW'e vase ent ·were Mrs. Gertrude Hoff· Horace Karr, white. Dectmber 13, at St. ADD Jlol. ed with a lighted Christmas tree servation and treatmenl filled with holly. man, Mrs. Audrey Koehler and Claa 13. Forecut, Mrs. Ma· pital in Columbus. Mr. and and many lovely Mrs. Marie Hawklna atteJJd. A decorated birthday cake, Sberlt!y Swan, trustees; Mrs. rie Birchfield, blue, Mrs. John Mrs. Bradlonl Maag of Mtnenin keeping with tbe ed a Christmas party Monday honoring Mrs. Ebersbach, Jndl. BeiJing, treasurer; Mra. Harrison, red, Mrs. Victor Ry- vOle ...e grandparent• end Mrs. Mrs. Willis Frost everuag in Gallipolis given by vidual leo cream bars eenlered Ulab Swao, llnandal oecretary; sell, yellow, and Mrs. Pe8l'l Stella Grueser of MlnemiU1 Ia 1several contests with prizes tile Ohio Civil Service Assocla~ with • tree, and punch were Rowan, Mrll. Grace Swan Mora, white; lnvJtaUonal class-- a great graildmotber. 1be late l ing to Mrs. Earl DeaD, aerved by Mrs. Jolmaon on and Klrt Rowan. eo, Mrs. Faye Samples, · Mra. Mr. and Mr1. M<1. llv&h Pearl Mora, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. steven Schudlc crystal trays. A !lllllll IAonl Dayton end Mrs. Rita Jordan of Gallipolis were lho I row Mora. of Bridgeport, Ohio, were mao candia waa on each ANOUNCE PLAY Frozer, Gallipolis club; Mrs. paternal grandparents. Mrs. Ridenour served puncb weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. and fovora were a The Rullond Clturch of the H. C. Waqh, Wa)'lllde club; . I and dainty assorted cookies James Criswell and daughter, ball with tho name of the wlll hOld Ill Olrlsl- Mn. Edward Preston, Cbeoblre Junior. If In houaeplanto, II In !rom her dining room table Dianna. ber\ lnscrlbed In 1Uver. play utlt!d "Ill My Falh- club, and Mn. James Jaokloa, evergreen apectmon, 17 In gill wilicb had an arrangement of The Miaaes Nellie and llallll Eber)l>seh received a Houae," Sllnday, December Wllkeavllle club. ' wraps, three ublblll of boolal, At poinsettias, greenery and Zerkle were gueats of Mrs, Uri ~1ft from her daugbler, at 7:30 at the Tberf wore olgbt onll'lea In end Zl In Cbrlllinu tle<orodles. Swisher for a holiday IJrunctr 'l.dgar Pratt. Tbo tnYlled. Invitational Clua, II In the tionl. Sensible The Garden club will have its held at be'r home in Cbesh1re regular Christmas at Sunday morning. Her mothe1·,1 Bank Rates the home of Mn. Roy Mrs. Roush, was alt!o • .•~~· with MMRS. Homer Holter, Mr. C. W. Wood, JOD Wyatt Chadwell and Mrs. C. M. Wond, Is reported much I les Griffith aa uaisi!Dg Improved at Holzer Hoapllal esses, this Wednesday evening. where he ia recuperattna from a recent heart condition. He il BACHTEL ON TOUR es1oecoed to be returned to bla ud t in Ravenswood, W. Va., htel st Forres t Bac • a en Wednesday where be wUl be Mount Union College, is on with the College Choir whi1ch! confined for seve<al mon~. for Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation rec(lvery. will incl ude Wa sh ington, D. C., Mrs. Lee Edwards of Gaithersburg, Md. and Jacksoo•-1 Fla., and New York City, ville and st. Petersbur&, Fla. her daughter, Mrs. WUliam Ur-They will return home f 0 r ban of Zanesville, returned to : The Star Ganlel> Club held Its Yulotlde party at the borne of Mrs Frank Halliday and Vll'gil Atkins, w1tb Mrs Robert J~well, ('('rhost~?SS, Dn Tinrs- 1 prayer by Mrl. Limbert. A desoert OOUI'lle wao aerved from • table covered with a red cloth and centered with an arrangement ol hoUy and red camaUOil! nanked w1th red tapen lh .tUver holder1. A rna~ danna arrangement Usillf! greenery and gold roses was placed on the worship center. Mn. Lambert presided at the silver coffee service. Hosteases were Mn. Robert Coats, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mn. Lawrence Milhoan and M i 11 MEIGS THEATRE I c::· .::ta'! I r a........ ° ' Man Oi~S · in Middle . A Middleport man wu kllleil Hospital this .milmine. m.tantly ..-J· inother Injured Veterans. ~rial .,..odaJ olgbt In a wlldly ear· where Weaver waa ...-.. car coming down Mid· tranoferred dlepdrt three tenths . of a lillie 1i l:li!ad • ani re party. : Turkey Dinner Is Enjoyed by Chester Club PILE UP ••• Become Getting pers0n0/ Overdue •.• SEE US About A i r Personal Loan ELBERFELDS l:ili ens lfalional B~ POMEROY ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR RCA VICTOR I TELEVISIONS - RADIOS- RECORD PLAYERS '?;;;:;;~=~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~Chr~istmas~~·====== A Gold Star Sto.-. In Pom~roy's Give•w•y. $700 c..h Complete Selection of Fresh Now Taking Orders For: a Cbrlstmas Wreatha a Artificial Cemetery tbeir homes Monday after bavheen called here by lbe 1death of Mrs. Elizabeth Allen of Rio Grande, motber of tbe Don Alleo. Mrs. Edwardli went to Columbus Monday and will fly to bel' bome from !hera. They have heeD gueall a! Mo. and Mrs. James Aroold, Mrs. Laura Bradbury and famiiJ In Middleport and other realtlve1 In the Rio Grande lll't!l. Mrs. Lewis Smith (JudJ Aniold) is WJable to be at ber teaching dulles at ,Kyger Creel: ochool this week becauoe of a ttl ENTIRE StoRE IS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNYIL·CHRISTMAS. virus lllne111. Recent guesto of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest lla<btel and da1J8ble<, Carol, were Dr. and Mra. E. R. Kelg of 81. Pele<a- Wreaths And Arrange- ments IJurc, eGravo. Blankete F)a, !onner residoDII Ill tfle area, Mr. and Mra. Emerion Joneo wore In Athens Suaday evenlag to attend the ~ Unusual Chrlttmaa Arrang• monfo - alao PoHory and Floor PlanNn- ol"~~::.~ ASK ABOUT "FLORA-CHEQUES" REDEEMABLE AT ALL F.T.D. DEALERS .......... ........ ·- Dttll"" • FRANCIS RORIST . ..... .,Ill.. I. MA!N ITIIIT 10!1. W'f taH . ,•...,, . ~..,.,.;,...,..,.,.,."i""f--ou..,.INIIOUIII'ft!O!tl WY,,_"ri""~~~~'" and Symphony Orcl!eounder lho dlroclioD of ElF 111"1'" W!Wtrom. Their daup~ er, Ba'rban. la a member the ehorua. Jolnlag them lor tbo concert ..... er and IIO!Iol&law, M.. and Loe Dovldaon. Mr. !.Ira • and Jlltl, . Stop In 0!1·Elberfeldo 2nd Floor, Select 111 RCA Victor Product lor a c1ft that will be appreclallld. Portable Record PJayen - Porlabh! Stereo; - Traaslator Radios - Clock Radios - Table Radloa - AMIFM.Iiodlo• -j'omoU.Jlarlt lO Color T.V.- Black aDd While T.V. ~r wODdetful ~CA VIctor Ster,eo Record Playe!'l• .. Tracie In your old T.V. ou anew RCA VIctor Color Set or Blaek ·and ..,bite and t11e Elberfeldo Sellllblt $)·redll:;; ~. · . . vr• Y•l(ll • •II these RCA . an.d you'll llke El!erhkh. "rOclucts they ..11 - t,n,p~ly Equ!~JMd Shop .- Tral•l8d"' liver, .Install allfl pro.-rly take cere of.your R¢A Vlct9r p!ic:h••l!l •f!'l ' • s:lfi ' · .;; -:.:.:..:.:.....:..:.:._:_~--:----'1""......,.,.;.-.--:-----+--:..__------------- • Ky . . en.ttne~.. e.. . -. 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