http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e3cb8f5d1eafc0a20145b809787e7ade.pdf 9a80b196b4b37c32bc428a9e5a035fa4 PDF Text Text • I I ' Mrs. Carrw1wn 8-Dally St>ntmel, Pomeroy-MiCJdl_ep_urt ,_ O .. Dec. 19, 1964 .. -Health Club's Christmas Party Begins with Potluck Dinner at Noon Baptist Closs Goes to Home Of Mrs. Wl.ppel is ~ ""'•• I ~' Ill ' Contributions ore Mode to Worthy Community ProJ·ects by Philotheons Layette Shower;, Given Mr•. Hysell . " -~ .th~ ... · ~ ...: ......... ••• "" mo" Th~ ex~·hang~ ~-as' He~· :~old, r~rs. Hy~ m~nt ·~ay , Tuesday n<o. enti - e 0 ... ~c, l'. ·, \ Wa Pythion Sisters Elect Officers For Next yeo r o· b\' h Covered H ld b Sar Wll< Dinner " Gruest'l' , A Time For Ew~ · lhmg; a nd Mrs . George Skmner. Swef'l :hristma~ Trme , Other rendmgs were Make \\ h selPclions from " Ideals··, 111- ! dudmg "Christmas l s Remcm- ; Jx.ring .-'• "The Road to Heth ie· 1 The 11em." ·Home w Nazarl'l~." the and " The Story Oftt>n Told but NcvPr Rt:>ally Know n.'' 1 Members answered roll c;ll \ Pomeroy . Ohkl ! w1th a df'scripti on ot ttw tu n111- of Mr and est Chnstmas g1ft they lwd 1 Sec··<<md-AirE TONIGHT received The group voted tu ' Hoffman , "JOHNNY COOL '' provide gifts for the Md~s ! busmess Henry Silva . F:lizalH•th Mont gomef!.'. Jim Backus. Joey , County home. A g1!t exchange , dmnPr . Bishop, Brad Dext er. SAI\1 was held and wrappm)';s ;ud~ed. ! A g 1ft MY DAVIS. Jr. Mrs . Eugene lloudashelt won round the Futuretteo: She\1 Ott Mlne the prize for the prettiest and , tree dtUin< Colorcartoons Mrs. Earl Dave11port, most · hosts SUN., MON., TUES. ongmal All of the packages . The pnesi<le Dec. 20·21 ·'22 rece1wd honorabl e men lion. 1 toys Membt'rs exchanged favorite re- . nursen• I' Geo. c1pes . 1 prov ide \Irs . Rolkrt Burkett. pres!- , for shut ins dent .was in dlarge of Lhe the Colorcartoon1 I meeting . The hostesses Mr:::L , were I tearher, to Rev. Attend1ng 1 Hoffman, Anthony, : Darst, Mr. JOIN NOW AND er, Mr. David BE READY FOR NEXT Murray, CHRISTMAS AND and Rev. s. 1: •'· Or ::,l't' MEIGS THEATRE n :H ,,,.f, I h; a Is Flo I\ ~ •Jp .w lie• Do I .it- All l ,]U! I n ' Wrt Enroll Now 1.1 Our \ Jll \)r Snc l'hi I 1 !. mg "PI w:r Y I Mrs. John velvet nallvities present. I e<i with ' \\'I"" ! Th• ' ' ~m i oround He I .1 \ the w~ nu ' DIANA BAER SUZY PARKER PHYLLIS WIGAL KATY MORARITY LINDA MOORE i 70 New Customers Added, IflSUfJng, • smoo th SefVJCe • JUNIOR MISS CANDIDATES - Six of the 20 e andidatc s for the title , Junior Mi ss of Mc1gs County, above . arE> Diana Baer, Eastern High, daughter of Paul and Ruth Baer, her talent act, instrumental: Phylli s Wigal. Southern High, daughter of Sylv1a and Alhert Wiga L ins trument;ll; !:iuzy Parker . Rutland High. daughter of llomf'r a nd Jean Parker, coronet solo: Linda Leigh Pomeroy High. doughier ol Hu ose ll and !lope Moore , monologue: Katy Morarity, Pomeroy High, daughter of Lawren;e and Vwlet Moranty, sewmg exhiblls , and Fnyc floush. Southern H1gh , daughter o1 Howard and Rett~· Roush , voc al The Junior Miss Pageant. s ponsored hy the ME>1gs ( ounty Jaycees. will be presented in Middleport High School au~~~oriurn .E.:~ _a t_8 p_~n :\1iss Connie Lock\'.'Ood. 196:~ Junior Miss of Ohio, will crown !\•Te1g s County·s Junior ~!is.~ i Colllmhia Ga s 0 1 Ohio . Inc , ha s taken over the~~~ -- ---~ l tri hut1~m ot natural gas 111 Rt>ed sv1 lle following acqutsi· twn ot tlw d :•ed sv1lle gas sys tt>m . 11 was announced to- ~loore. :w Saint Nick Not so Jolly at Store·Lock-up BRIEF WIRE NEWS Santa Cl;:~us wa s nut so jolly the Pomeroy Polke depart ment <llld n· ,- for a while - ..Saturday _mght . on the . s ture teleplunw I Old "St N1ek lound h1msf'lf quest 1ts a s:;1st an ce ~ ~~ a ptedlt'ament at Stiffler's Police sol~~d Ius problem hy Store m Pomeroy when the t•m- co ntactmg Sttlfler t'lllplo\ t'P. p l o~et• s lor ked up the bu siness Erna Jesse who c amE' to the lluit ..<l l'r•.,.• but left the gent lrom the store and treed Mr C lau ~ lnh·rnaliu.ll.al North Pole ms1de . A Pomeroy pulict•m<Jn r eact1 Santa pondered over his sit- ed as follow s, when notified ol WASHINGTON- REP. GER· , uation for about a half hour the inc1denL. " Wt'v"' Jlls1 got to aid R. Ford worked agam.it before fmally dectdmg to call •get h1m out or there by ThUI sa t4-day dead\ me today to bmld - - ~~: ·~::ses~~~~b~~~~ai~~~d~~~· Nine 'Young Turl\s' Stand ;~~~;.~t4l '>lptpeltriC pro;•·•·iha> beenslortedtoserve Thl' Rel:'dsville gas ~\"*"m has se rved 70 retail ens-' tomcrs rrom nearh~ wl:'lls 11 lwh h av e bf''-'n found to be dar" stnre doors were unlocked and roy Pollre d('par1men1 no \ongt:>r a(_h•quall' . . S11lflf'r \tanager Btl\ Howard ht> [·anw ~trollmg out , ar·mrrling Whlit' 11 mH1· be ::tn "o l'fw lal ('o\umh 1a ot Ohio cu~ tn mPrs m Reedsv11le. as in :-.c11d S,m\;J Wl' nt upst;11r:> t() Jo Howard . publi c rl'curd . ' lu ll detatl~ of more I han ~:W otlw; OhiO (Ollllll\ll1111t>S . - now may en· d tangt· hi" bnght vt>lwt sui t · 1 thought the police might the inn d;- nt are helu'\'l'd bl•st JOY the comfort and tOI1\'t•n it· nn· nf dwwndable, year· v.lu•n 11 v.<~s 11me !or the ~lure "~'~' me wa lkmg around mside kt> pt pnvate. JrUund gas sNvice. Columbia olfic\als sa id . tu dt~~e <.J( !:1 p rn ' We l11ought a nd a r• rst me . thinking I was Sani H t · au~hl wllhuut hi~ About 9~) per t·rnt •lf tlw P.al - 1 In· nhTadv had left. a s no one a bur~ lar ." sa1d Santa. embar· rt>mdeer, or slt'Igh, or ev!:'n the ural gus u..,Pd hY Colurrd ll a ot 'I'IVI!'I' Ill ReedsvJ\lt' , Columbia notlct>d the upstairs lights on," 1·a~S{'d . ttoln h;r-. ~,tJrlt•d work on a $24.151 1most sunple ehimney"d1mbm,g ()hiO t·uo.; rorn!:' rs I'H llW S v11d Howurd And who was Santa ? apparatus - he couldn' t get out side Ohto To msurf' a eon - P1tw 1Hlt' Im provement proj~t Sant<J·~ cheek ~ v.ere a bnght . That's to remain a secret, out by tml\SE-1 1. ('ould lw ·' stant and dPprndahiP ~nurh 1\lllt'h I\ ill m<Jke it possible to N rrd !hom u::;ual v. iwn the Inc ked m the Illes r1 the Pome- prelers to rem<Jm incogn1to. 1\w Col umbia Cas S~;stem. ln C". ~~-~ v.-. tnnre thar :10 additional - - - -- - - - - -parent romp<m~ ot Columbia ol pntPnt 1al r·ustomNS. The new IUy Un·i~r·~~~~:· ~niPrna~:onal weekend for s~ ant a ... and Tf32:e dy, lOO i Tt>mprratur!:'s In Ohio will &\lerage nt>ar normal. Sume normal high and lo\1> tempera· lures are: Cleveland 35-21, t:olumbus 38-22. and Cincinnati 42·3i. Cottier Tut>sday tht"n Jilllt> da}' to day <·hange until warmer at the fnd of the ~f'fk . Precipitation \\ill B\'t-ragt> N·o wnths of an ineh Lo lour etnths of an inrh mt:>lt A.~ H!i. 11g . bt snow or snow f Juro:u · a ... •· ~ut rit's -1·Ufs d ay an d agam Thursda) or Friday. -UP. ~n~~~~-~~c~::e~ ~~)~\si:~~)U:~~ ~ ~:~Jtl:'\l ;~~ 1 .b;\l~:il\~es~ 100~g R=~ 1 Winter llrficially :arrh•es at ship into v1ctory over Rep. Texa~ . The. largest singtr pur- 1'11 11:'. Charles A. Halleck . :!:50 P m .. EST today but it ehaSI:' of natural ga s t'VPr tr;ln<; Tlw C J Hughe! ConstrueThe Michigan Rt'publican, won't tw much nl a surprise acted wa!' comp\pt;-d fPf'l'll\11 ll llll {II Ill Huntington. w. Va., who plunged mto \he battle to tht• 'o\t'Ster n half of the· Wllh the Humble Oil and Kef ill - IS lfl '-;talling Ihe new pipeline Saturday, appeared confident ('ountry . ing ("G . a purchase nt mort' ror Colu mbia . Work is expect,.. that he could defeat the veler· SAIGON I UP{) - Tlw nine " .voung lur ks " \\·h o s!.1!.!· Ht•;ny snilW con tinut'd to than s 1x trillion cubic tl:'et ol t·d u, bf' <'omplelf'<i b~ Jan. L an Indiana GOP leader at the ed South Viet Nam's latest coup d 't>tat re fl! .'> Pd t odOJ _\ to ialt in the northl'rn Roc·kic-s \.. ' natural ga s for c ll ~tom ('r" ot The m•1•• Colur11hia of Ohio showdown Jan. 4. Halleck has • .·,11 be d release theJr prison~;>rs despite a warn ing that 1\IP l111tl'd cmd Lht' Nortllwest with more By United Prt'SS Intf'Tnational Columbia (~as s~·~ tf'm ('[!IJ\\):ln· "tt· ' . tton;"t'' a"onunt• I, ., been accused of being too we· States might " rev1ew" its program ol ai d tn t he arlli· than a foot pilt>d up in sum."a~ a wet'kl•nd lor Santa ies m Ohio and siX ottwr o;t:l tf'" handl··ct b_ 1 111 e company's of. 11 ded to dogmatic oppos1lion for Communists here if they fail~d to do .so llreas . Spnkanr, Wash., had Cla us. for trimming the ChristAs part ot the extt>nt 1on ol Ilet' at :\liddlrpo1·t . "lnquK'ies ltE own !'iake and of refusing to U . S. Ambassador M<'!xwell 0 Tfl .v lor arr::~n ~~P d ron· 16 inr·ht's ~of suow on the ,·tltn<tl ""r''''" f · d lllBs trt:>e . lor wmdnv. ~huppm~ " ' .' hott l•l • be u"tr"l· , 1 111 10 ('ecl<ttnt;ta ol 1·,1 11·0 •5 0 \ ., consider new ideas ·;· to improve.ferences with Premier Tran Van Huong \' ho is s t ~ ll ground. ua e orn· "' s c·tl · k F d · d L h d b h a t n1ghl Blll m :\t>w Ynrk, tt the Republican pos110n. or at least nominally In power - an I . Cell. \lgn_\'l'n w ippe t 1IH' snow t roug ;II 1:lR :\ ~P t'lmd ,- \Vi'. in Midmade- indirect reference to Khan, the military "strong man" to trv to arange s pPPdy IIIP high passt•s or the Si1•rra OJ.<J " tht> wPE'kend a ~oung mnth di"P''''I." .'llan I.. l.eonard, Mi• " d 1'1' d11'd m a tire w1lh ht'r six ' "' 1r these criticisms by sayng we re ~toration of civilian govrrnment h(•re. in California wlwrt· st mt• rna s ·h ~.mall dnldn·n - four !JI th•·m dil'l)nrt manager lor Columbia Saigon was qui('t today . wllh "'"r~' dosed to <1\l traHi(·. mu sl begin a new chapter WJI. . huddlt>d If\ lwr arm s ol Oh1o. <;:ml R I r I I d d new ideas. nc•w spirit an nE'W no Signs of unusual TJ\Jiilary ar- :l~'llf' Sjll'fi ica I,\' n1 t H' II{ More than two int•hE'S or ram IV'l ll OJ. <Is a wE-ekend tnr oamt's. TllP Hf'f'dq·d iP propPrl,v will eadershi p .>~ 11v11y . dhi sts who lmv1• s t.l ~t·d lf't " trr,oakt>d Santa Barbara. Ca li!.. ,.. · tort•• al b <iltm" fot· he niJt'rated as a 1nart of Coll r 1 ' ThP yo ung Turks . high-rank- rE-nt anti-government not~ !wn· Sunday and mun· than an c!; e "· · s umtm ol Oh~tl' s JaC'kson Owi1t r~ams ~~ I snow nwn ttnd rPinillrb ft·ll <tt l.u~ Angt'ks. DALLA! - NEIMAN. MAR· mg -officN'S of all' thrt>E!- brnn· ' for months . ·' d .. I' g "·II B t • ~10 11. (;fon t> ra l hractnuarters for 1 rus . the mink-and-stetson fash- ches nt the armed f01ws . Sun---~---uE'er an Jmg m tw s. u m ' So th st d d' .. , "ll h N I I \JwlHg<-ln. 11 wa.~ the wto('kl'nd Co lumhia of Oh10 I<; Ill CGlumion castle o[ t I1e u we. · ay ISSO 1Vt:"U 11lf' 1g rr- Bnt 1 ( :<.tl'!-0 I ,:llll:l:,!t-'4 bu .~ . CuluJilbJa of Oh1o '!lt!'rVe!l looked into the future through tiona\ Counc'l l'' - a snrt ol in- In Sunda\· A•Ti•lt·nt Pn:-.1 ()ffi•·t' mort> 88().0\lJ rt>tai l custo-the smoke today, planning ft>crim ri1v1li<In legl!'laturt>cleunup and arn·~h·d at \P<I - I 22 of its Mt'rl1um d;1.:1lJl!:P w:ls innw· ,~oh-'d t•ll Hulitla'· 1he1r h~·stPri!'a\ mother. •' mers •n 56 Ohio cotin!le~. round-the-doek fire · 20 b I"Pd bv two t•:•rs Ill dll .'lrl'ld•'nl Po~l ()Jiwo·s ot Pomrr;J\' .'1'111 II wa s the WN'krnd for sta\\ASON - Mrs Amv. 1 Adwork in order to reopen m mem t•rs. The coup appl':ll"i'rl tu bt' a t 1t 2fl :.1 m Swul:l\' nn 1\111 M1ddlrport w1\J b·,• closed all 11S1irs. for unmt•asurahlf' totals: amsl Jivtden, lifelong N'Side-nt dnys. A fivt--alarm fire burned out llnion Cillll't'li Fd 11\ll knlll~ d<Jv D1.'r ?~. a nd will he nflt•n Tht> wrt>kt>nd lllil1 fll'f' rl;~Imt>d nf :'V![Ison d1f'd Saturday at tO uf .1 milt- son1h of J\1 . 14:~ S:nurda.> for bux owner patron~ the llvf'~ ol 47 persons, 39 ot ll m at Mf'1gs Genf'ral hosp1! r d part of the store be ore awn The St :l tP Hu1,hw, ;, P.11rnl rt>· onlv Tlwn• -will hi-' nu window 1ht>m {'hildren al She was bnrn \1arC"h 1. Saturday morning. caus Ing PT • PI ,,., rAS'NT Acrord - ported lh.11 a c:1r drJvrn h.v Sf'r\' · il'f' S;•turliiiV. Iate '' And 11 >A'as not onl. v ch1ldrrn . 1876. the daughter of the damage by one of mg · 10 8 r••por 1 f rnm th.- U· Blih SIH r!'iu •r 1~1. ( 'oti Jlllhll'i. ""rsestimated al mot·" il>an ~ milHur;~l d1•I1Vt'l \'· but none ir 11 wa~ :Jl persons kil led 111 m11\- William and Alice A1lt>s Adthe Ow '"' 11 " S. Coast Guard unit at HPn· t•ulliriPd on .1 (' !I J'\'t' o.\ 11 11 a r: II' tuwr1 will tw madr Sa turda v. t!ple drath trafflr arridt>nls. un- ams a nd was a Iso pr.e-rt>ded m · hon . derson. W. Va .. dragginl(. op- Onf"rA[f"{] b.r l/:l'n ' l !lPJHI•·r....-m, acen~dmg lo I'•I!IWI'O ,\' ,\ ss J ~I - f'uuntt•d mort' who di~ alone death hy he r husband . Captain erations are c-:ontinuing in the 32 . li:I rn ~mll'lllt· .\Jo r1 1 :L11un~ ;rnt PH·tr 11 a~ tt·r Art Sktnni'r. It was two pNsons dead and 0 A. J1V1di'n in 1941, operator CAPE KENNEllY THE Ohio Ri\'er fur Cabt>ll wt·rP lS'-W'u and !\·1Idd l.-port Pn ~ tma o;;ler five m1ssmg 1n airplane ('rash- for many years o I the .~'I ason \fiddlt>ror·t pr.tiee are lnvestl United States today orbited an County mt>u presum.-d drown_ _____ Pal II ( ·;w'l PS. Pomeroy ferry. gatmg tw 1 and b k' Sh e ts surv1vN · 1 bv. lhre"'._ ·.\IRS. MARNHOUT , R. N. · f'll!Pnn~s. · (rhwf mort"of rea mg Her· Explorer satellite to map radia· ed Thursdu)' while duck huntPolice \\o'orst Arrldent d <~ughters, \Irs. No1an I 1. un· 11 e J Kathleen C. ~1arnhout. R.N. I:M'ri (~ilkt>~' ~a id this morn!"'•. tion belts encircling the earth lng. The mi!lsing mt'n are VHt•wn~ Memnn:ll llllspitnl \'FIIICI f.S ('OIIIOE John Mf11dows, .lr., 25. of All\1\SS\ON S :-: \Tt' HIM\ · , ·" · • · S kh 1\.l i\l is the no:w ~dministrator of •oe and help chart future flight 1 Big 7 Mill' and Hnbert K Lf'l' llus. ~ !·lt Jr IJ•ta r t \\' \' :1 Pomrrov hdlt'e mvt·~11galrd Tilt' worst aer!dent of the .Rwack. &"Till~"r . o /s~~ ; . J P\f'usant Vulley Hospital. Shr 1\P rpport€'<1 that theve.s pried pDths for Apollo moon ships. ])IS( '\IAHr.E S SATURDAY - m i:H'(' Jd(·nl on Nvt' -1\v Sutur- IH·Pkt>nd happPm•d at Palmyra. an · m arns o yna, , has !Jt'en l"mployed at !he opt'n the back doors of the Orin The 101-pound radition snoop- Dunfee, )0, of Uhio Rivf'r Ella. B,H't'\11.\l:t ,. P;lmPrm . Char- rl:n at 7 :w p m mvo tvmg IWO N y. 1\lH•rt' a 2.'i-vPar-old moth- and MJs Harold Roush ol Phi· ho~pital sinct Deet"mbtr, 19GO Sm ith rf'~ldE'nrf' at 376 Beecher, last satellite on the 19M a;~· home madf' ranOt' the tes Wt:"lr~. f'onwro\; Lmin !f' VPIIIC'l~,~ Cirri~ driven b.\ Lar- tl _ Mrs :\nna Br~eden, died io. 0 ._seven gr~ndJIHldrf'n and as diredor of nursing stnic!'. sl ::~nd 1\:ll Hirxly home on Ruslaunch schedult>, is expected to two men wt·re in wa.!i found NC'WI·It Nt•\\- !lavt·r; _ MargarP\ 1'\' Rirllard lRe, 17. Long Bot - with her SIX little rh!ld~<'n \\hen I~ gn•<~1 grand!htl ren \1r.~.. ~~·tl-sL Saturday night. Botll make valuable conta-ibtuions Lo ' • 1· ··'11. and R<>nntt' ll<thl;at·d, ' '.1. '' llash fire swept tht>lr home JJVlden was.· a past matron o! One }l'ar latt>r she was nom· hom!'' Wl\Te !:'ntPred . E t Sl d ed o\ssislant Administrator America's drive to send thrre 1 floating near lhe 2Jst Street McD:HliPis . Pom t·m~·1 •t Syrdcuse. ('Ql ltdl'd Z111('rt' wa s The husband and father. Paul a s ern bar aft~ a~~n Pla;s and also runlinued " 'iLh hl'r Aut horillt>~ said a transistor men to the moon by 1970. · boat dorks in lluntinglon and I SI J:'>/IJAY ADMI-,SIO!'JS . h f th Jane w 1 ~man, Harnson\'ll lt•: meduun dnmage tn both r<Irs. B Brf'Pden. 31 . was on h1s way wa s a mem er 0 t' e radm wa s mi ssing from (!;he 1 NEW YORK- A COAST awa's th: Bn.·an F'riPnd . Pnnwrm.·: Wil- hut no inJUfll'S. Pol]{'l' made honlf' tn tt>\1 his family about ant a memlx'r ol thr duties as Nursing Dirrttor . Hmd y home. but apparentlJ ",uard boardt'ng narty prepar. ,,.. 1\Je .. nt'w job and homE' ot hap- , ME'thochst (hurcb at Portl<Jnd . -----nothing wJs stolen at Smith'a \' River near Crown City. The rna P<IrmHII'e . Middleport. no arrP~ 1 s. d r ll wh·t Sh r 1• 0 td to transfer early tllday lhe gun was tied IO a buoy. Cl . I J \! or n s. Lluwtmg piness'' he had fou nd in Chi, an o le Ie rme o Meigs Gf'neral Hfispilul Chit'f ~Ilkt>:V said his. depart Crtl>pled U. S. freighter S. S. l c, ~:~~~pwr HUBBARil IJISCIIAR(~Jo:D 4 cr~u He got homE" unE' hour tou Pomeroy . . . Saturday Admisslnns - ['>lll h ment Will ront1nue an 1ntensift Ca rl Rogl'r !t JJbbard son or 1" 1_.. funeral st"rvwes w1ll bf ht:>ld · r· t r 1 _..;;.. Smith Voyager which was listSUNDAY DI SCilAHCES - 1\-lr and Mr s r':Ir t Hubbard ~ ..Smi1h . Pomeroy; Alma Park- mvt:>s ~~a JOn severa ~it jno badl\• in hPavv seas off I Paul Smith. Po.'lWrtJ\', Bnlwrt and husband ol Mrs. Nancy at F~gleson; Fune~~i toRm e 1'1' romero\· . t>ntermg!l m the village of Mit B;rmndJ wht>re f~ur of Jts 42- r FU~m DfSTRIHUTED Musser, Pomeroy: Nyb Hurl- Eirhmger Hilbhard . of r'l1r·I'I'Y LEiiiON MEE1'S T0r\'Tf1HT Tues ay at. p m wl _1 t_le ev. l}isrhargt•."s Saturda}' - E:arl ol,pon . man crew drowned. Stale Audt1o.r Cht'Sit•r W son, Syrneu.<;e, st Svrdl'Usf'. lids honor- Dr<>w Wt>bster Post 39 . \he Marvan Frlal· mbee _offBICiatltngl: In· Housh. \l1ddleport . . d . . . termt'nt w1 lfl eee 1 .rove S da . Admissions _ F. lizalJSIT CALLED 011 Ont> man was m1ssmg an Goblt> t~nnounced today Ihe able d1sr1mrgrd 1rom the L S. AmNit'an Legmn , w1tt met'l ct•mt>ten· Po.'Tlerov. frit>nds ~ ·· • 1 R·wine em rgency -aiil · um•d dead Thirtu [our f·nal dt'otrt'button of g·tsoltn" t"" LOCAl 'I'E'VII'S ~·. · 1 ('I · 1· 1 · h ·' · heth Horak Pnmerm. Jom • ~' -, , , • J • 1 ,, <. .. "" • •. • _,avy a m pus , Il lS 1. ex- m regu ar sesswn tomg t al mav ca t\ at anvnme aftt•r 6 :10 . . · , n ., 11 wt>re 'ailed at 10·30 , · . Pre· " othfrs were rescued after they rE>venues of the calendilr yr•ar The lt'mperaturt' m Pomf'ror\ a~ H11bbJ.rd had serw~ tnur 7·30 A movie "Big Mountat'fl' · d . . ,· lhe r neral T\lc.-nas, ;vhddlPpmt , Vl'lll•am a.m. 1o a\ a . . · · · pm u Ell 11·11 atur dav to' t he E rnest · abandoned the freighter whose to 957 e11.it:>s and munetpa\111es busint•ss d1strk1 <It 11 30 a m. )'ears and <Jt the 11me of h1 s of Fun ·• w1t1 be s hown and rt'· h Knopp. \·\as{)n; en son, ' d · f h uff·~ · h'f ed d . . · · ome . ro:sl enre a ter e s R'AI 1 ddl heavv hoid of grams l t su - ~ ol the state . lncluded was $2.000 lodav was 40 degrt>es undE-r d1scharge he was a ss1gnf'd a- freshmen ts served after the \ 1 epolt · 1b h :,:pi<~=~~ dlnlY Sunday, cracking a hold to .Metgs County. sunn~ sk1E'S. . board u. s s . Jlavnesworth . 1mt>elmg. HITS PARKED CAR Sunday Oisl'lmrgt>s- 1\onr-. : \a. urn~ "'en gas F.trm 10 . H0 lding prisoners . Hour:-~ ~~·~t·h~~r" n~lilgil~~~~s di ~~~~tdb\~i~~~ -> th~n {)n Saturday 245 E. INS Fa Rt .1 g· oiotgu~nd t"l.:lnt·n'g~n ~h~: ch~pter_. 1 • ° ~'*' 11 c· and OIPOIIT EACt . . WEEK fOil 5I WEEKI '" "'' ,,, " G. W• ( >( lc m ,, " "?; n,lo 1St $ SOc $ 25.00 • 1.00 $ 50.00 ' 2.00 • 3.00 th RECEIVE NEXT NOVEMBER $100.00 $150.00 $ 5.00 $250.00 $10.00 $500.00 -----------------------·----------------- THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. . ·--·-----~·MMM·-·- POMEROI, OHiO---- Interest Paid On Savings! \ i Pol ire Probe PairofB&Es In Middleport ""'O SIK} IIll le5 an· ,. Mrs. j' 'd en ()f Ma SOn t'eS' 0 1 I FIVE CENTS I FAYE ROUSH ° ;ET . , .. ;-.r,r e I Are GueStS for Holid p t ar y . Columbia Gas , Taking Over At Reedsville Special Dinner 1 -: <i:. :: ~· MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 212 " :::,;~ ~. t/OL XVI United Notlool po"l. . stamp1 are vaUd only for md depoSited at U . N . ~ tn New York. . - .--· apter B db H ' ra ury orne Is Gay Setting for CCL Party I PI I~ at y eloudy , little change and low torqht 2S·30 High ~ temperature tonight XI Gamma Mu Ch E• I ••• -~ Partly ~OW YOU KNO" ;:.% '""'' -.. 1"' I~ Moming Star Oub Has Dinner, Party A layette shower was given Hawiey presided at the Morning The Women·• club of the b Mrs . Janet Shane for Mrs. DonatLonfl were given_ to the Min Star EUB chur~ met Mn James Carnanan of Raf riauy "'·'"ell al the Rock TB and Health AJSOClatlon, the silver coffee and tea services. at tde Racine, R. D. home of ct·,,.. entertamffi Uw Pll·n~roy Th 0 and ••Tht! Annual l'hri~lmas perty Room. Mrs Mark Grueser: ~ e ne \\'on 0 ne c 1ass o ' S rings church on fJe<: I~ at 1Middleport F'-men ..... • UJC" Hoatesse!l were Mrs. Reibel, Mrs . Fred Smith, Wednesday, f t Lhf' Roek Sprml2:~ Rt:tter VIrgw·s Story. Mrs . Lt>wis Bend C B Hadio dub auxil- the Pomeroy F'Irst H a p t l s t /30 p m Jaycee_Christmas projects w~en Mrs O.scar RGush, Mrs. Edgu I the 16th, for a potluck dinner }lealth Club \-\ aS held Thursday Grueser and The Old Log F1re , iary at ht:>r hume 1'ut'sday Pve- Church mPl at the Martm res· Games were plaved and priz- the Phtlathea Clan of the Mul- Reynolds, roontrbluting) Mrs . and Christmas party . .fh ning taurant Wt'Cinesday .eve~mg for es won b)' Mrs. '·~wis Grueser dleport . Church of Christ held Ella Reuter, Mrs . Otho Watts A program was given and I 11 !he (;r8n,O::t' 11<1ll. be gmmng Mrs. Le1 ell . Tt e hnnw was bt-aullfully dec· 1 k k d M ~ i""· Chr"•tmas party Thursday 1 mner · em· and Mrs. Wlllt' am Grueser Doof .., . ~ and · Mrs. Denver Rt'ce. Mrs. short business meeting conduct· Th e meetmg e In.~eu·' WI·11 l lh e oratt•d m kt>eping wt1h the ho\i- ab l:i 0 c oc tur t ey d t t bl ·th 1 everung at tlle cburch .Ta·ith ll pntluc~ dmner at noon. :Mr~ :\f\1(1 ~ Lt'• m<~rd <J -.ked gra('e Mizpah bene-dkt1on. after which ers were sea e a a e wt 1prize was won by Kathy Ab· Dorothy Yeouger was a guest ed by the president, Mrs. ft f day season A turkey dm~r was write cover and centered with Ibott. Aft~ Mrs . Hysell opened The social rooms of the for the evening. Clark Ihle. Glfb were placed b d ..~Mrs Cldlffmd"' l.c1fhhel1, p~es:- 1:~·;~~/~~\sr::~v~ron~\~e served potluck sty~- at 6 P· ~· a Santa and h1s reindeer . with ~ her many gifts which were plac- ch~rch were decorated for ~e under a beautifully decorated oenl t't1 n Ut'1 \'u. a " or1 us. I bag Prt"sent wen· thsot> namMrs. Nalhan v iggs, pres- candles and greenery placed at ed . a decorated bassinet re- holiday season. The worship tree and exchanged . Others pr• ness SI·~~ ~~')n I\ 1H' h Oflened with ed above and Mrs. We lby Wha · dent . prt'!sldt-d ov•·J trt· b~,;J- mtervals fresl~ments of sandwiches, 'cup- center f_eature<l a red poinsettia sent were Rev . and Mn . Men· thE' Lord'..; l'r:J.>t'r and plt'dge ley and Mrs . Wil\Him Ewhing- nt'ss meetmg She gave a read· Followmg the dinner the C'-&kes and lemonade were serv- j plant "':lth a red candle and the :tel Smith. son Dwain ; Mra. w 1\ag .-\ r..-pun \\'II ~ !!\\'en on mg " Ht's1 W1,;ht>s · A girt group went to the home of Mrs . ed 1 M Do Arnold Mrs l ~..pen Bible. A madonna arrangeSusie Fischer, Mrs . Clarence 'l'h3nl.:.,gmng treat taken er next meeting wi ll tM;> ht>ld l::ld a nd door Da le Wippt>l, Union Ave ., for a Patty with holly and candle MJOYS Gruese.r, Mr. and Mrs. J 0 n D 1o the C:mn~m·s Nurs mg Home. at the home of Mrs. George pm;es "-l:'le av.a nlf'd to Mrs. meet ing ;;nd partv The ho.:ne 11 Mrs Janet Shane Mrs 1was used on the plano Jhsle. Mrs . Edison Hollon . Mrt. Pt:m.~ 1\Wf' made tu rt>mem. ' Skinner with Mrs . Homer Rad- Harold Hy~ell and !\lrs. Agnes was decorated I~ the holiday . ~or,man Hysell, Mrs P;ul Orr: Miss Mil_dredh Hawl~y, p~eslt· J. A. Smith and the hostess' her st'nloJ ritizf'n~ and ill of furd m charge ol thl program, While . , . . . st>ason including a. deeorated Mrs. William Grueser. Mrs. Ident , was ID . c arge o a s or . son, Jam~s . lht> ct~'1lnHJn lh· a t Chn stnws Mrs . Ca1nahan pre sented each tree under which g 1fts were , ~wls Orueser, Mrs. James Hol· busmess sesiOn. The cla vot· The Xt Gamma Mu Chapter -----,lilnd tht- group Will meet at the and Mrs W. A Morgan the con- guE'~t Wll h a mJmature ul u bl ~ ed h 1 '"bl f e, ; pla<'ed , ion and Ricky. Mrs. Jane Ab- 1 to pure ae wo ... es ?r j of Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a homt' ot JV\r '> Fred Goeglem tes t. tel!rng the Clms_tmas story . I Mrs w1ppe!. president. con · bott and Kathy. ithe church and t~ m~ke a gaft 16:00 candlelight Christmas dinWednen <:day at 1 p m . to p~The next ml'ellng V.lll be held dueled a short business session . Sending gifts were Mrs. An· of money to bte Jan~or. It was 1ner at the home of Mrs. Normal at the home of Mrs Elwood und pl;ms were made to send drew Davis. Mrs . Avery Geog· l repGrted that candlelaghters bad Amsbary Thursday, Dec. parP tht' boxE-s A program of Christmas rE'ad l:iOWt'fS . • flower s to shut-in membt'rS. A llein, Mrs . Betty l..eonard, Mrs. I been purchased fo~ the church. prepared and served by the Jngs W~lS prt''-l:'nt .. r Hnd !n- 1 Attendmg were Mrs. Gene I round robin card and gil't was I A Le d Mrs Harold Mrs. IWbert Relbel gave the lal committee. After dinner eluded ':hnstmas Carols. Mrs. I 1Hawkms, \'Irs Harold HyJ;e\1, ' prt•pured for Rt>\'. Charles Nor· , B~~~ston on~~s: Iva · Singer, Christmas story taken fr~m l served, Mrs. Wllliamt ~:::~;~ ~ Hugh Rearh.~ Chri~tm<~ 1 Cards, I \trs Hobt•rt Hard.~n, Mrs . ~oy- ris . Two eummltnications werE" I Mrs. Jerry Grueser, Mrs . Hugh Luke followed by prayer by Miss I program cbai:rman, P Elizabeth ·ca..-npbell was rtMrs Got'glein: Yuletide , l\trs. The g<ulv decorated home of h:· Shult' r ..Vlrs. 1nn Neutzhng, l rt>ad from tre Korean gH·L . Bearhs Mrs Cleance Prince, Hawley . Mrs. Oleva Cotterill, Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, Wil· leiectedmost excellent chief by Arnold Snowden ; The Lit tIe 1\.trs Cllaries Br<Jdhury wa!' the Mrs Fred ·~·av~o~, Mr~. Georgt> Dt'\'ollons were led by Mrs . 1 Mr~. c'erald .Pullins, Mrs . Trec- ~ gues~: told the story of ~he !lam Anderson, and MiSB Lucy the Magnolia Temple, Pythiaa Boy ·~ Coll•·rtion. Mrs. ArlE-e settmg for the Chrrstmas pa rty C;1r~o~1.' M~s. ( ,a'I,Hysetl, ~1 rs. J . H Stephen snn who gave : 18 Abbott and Mn. Wilbur car?,l• ~Come All Ye Faith· A~sbary ~ccompanied by Mrs. Sisters, Thursday evening at Abot t. Stnry of Christmas, Mrs ot the Midd leport Ch ild Con~t>r- Bnwl'I S:.\1r _~· \\.h ilt , Mrs . Biggs the Chnstma ~ story from Luke Bailey and Ruth Ann. l ful, whiC~ was fo~lowed by Dtan Martm who sang several the DAV ball, ill their regular Old vatwn Le<Jgue Thursday even- and 1\11 ~ larn<~han . rmd closed w1th prayer. · group singm~. A gift ~change numl>ers and then led mfi'E'tinij and Christmas partJ. Homt-r Radford : and a n 1 fashion('d Christmas. Mrs . W Jng . I I.Jfts were exchanged and 1 was held dunng the soctal hour. singing. The hall was decorated in keepA Morg.-m The rneetm~o: "'as opened with : Mrs Wippel, on behalf of the I Refreshments were _served with the holdiay season. Mrs Lfonard read, A Silver "T tw Moth{'r ·s Praver" !o lt ow- . IS cl;Jss presentf'd Mrs. Stephenfrom a table covered with a An old fashioned rittla!' Star . 1\lr~ Oliver Clnrk, _The t'd by devotions gi~en by Mrs . ' son, he tt'il.Cher;, with a gift . white c\olh and red net with a : was given read A dessert course, coffee and Heath Meth-1 Ridmg of Kings; Mrs. Wlllmm L w ~kComas who HosiPsofor Porty • WEA'I'HEB ~~~in~ the vessel m dan- ger 0 sn tng. COLUMBUS _ ·r· -D ----. ~-- - - L . ·-----E1 d · • --·----I I rt Vl ng esson n s l n 2 Deaths s' Mt>dium damagt' ~~~~~.::ust~il:~. was incur- I red to two rm involved in • ANNOUNCE PROGRAM "'" treated by • physiCian . mi;->hap a t !he ror ner of North . Tht>rt> wtll be a Christmas 1·E>teastod. , St'rond and Racto-~1 in Mtdd l ~- program at the Morst" Charwt persons 1 Town 1 for most of the port at 8:03 p. m . Saturday 1\lf'thrxiisl rhurch, Old on the statf! payroll and coverBy JOHN P . STIRN ternal inJtlri es at a local hos- out of tlw wJ~· acrording to and a raggt>d T·shirl. Police said a car dnvt>s bv Rus. Flars. De(_'Pmbe1· 23rd a t i 30 ! ed by CIVil tlervice will be pro- HIALEAH, Fla. tU Pir - The pita!. l w11nesses. b11t the 1:ar struck , ~1rs B_rook'l ran t_o t~e ("ar, sell p Skidmore. 19. Middlli'· p -'1) . Everyone weknme. posed to the Ohio General !sobbing woman , her husband's Over the protests of Jarquline both ol them JI•mped mto the dnver s seat ' port attPmpted to turn onto Assembly neil month by State ' body pmned undf'r the family 1Brooks, he1· hu ~band hart put "I saw th car run lum and tried to gt>t the vehicle off Rae~ St C"Ut the cornt'r 100 MAN REI. I> 1 Pe~sonnel Dirflctor Wayne car and her little girl sprawled !, theii ~on, 0.:1\'id. behind Hte down ." said kn~wr r Col\ms. 19, ht>r husband's body with no close. a~d hit a parkf'd car t awrrn<·e ~· . st 11L 25, PornWard. ;dying nearby , du!cht!d her wheel b ~ himself. who was fl~mg model a1r- sm·rf'ss. Then she grabbt>d the 1owned by Halph Wt>lker . 5~. Nov, is being held in ME'1gs • Ward said stale office work· : seven· year· old son ariP.r his · The mothf'r walked angrily to · planPs nearbv. ··The n ght front bo~· ano the couple's other two Pomeroy: No inJuries or arrPst~ Cm;nty Jail toda y on a bas· ers get 5 to 20 per cent less first driving lesROn the other s1de of the parking 1whee\ pa ssed over lhe man and rh 1ldren awa~ from the spot were reportt>d . tardy rharge. than persons in local and coun- 1 "Please somebody called an lot w1th lhf' thrt'e othf'r Brooks thPn ttw rf'al >~.ht>t>l a\m(l~t d1d F'ro:;;t said there probably 1 ty govtrnment jobs here . The : ambulance:• she moaned ' "lllldrf'n Btlt lillie DE-bb1e too, but 11 roC'keo back The would be no rharges against .,-:~'0~~ ·, "· ... pay rates are especially low · " PleasP.'' PATERS~N. N . J Ill PI\ -.S ix bandits held up an 1 1turned ba:k to where the car c~:~r knMkr~. the lillie girl oul the bo)>. He ad~ tbat Brook s. : ror some .8.500 female clt:•rks. , But it was too late. • Jwas standmf,. ot the way . a telt'vlsJon repa1rman, probab. armored truck today when tt arnvt>d ala rhurc h to pirk 1 Collins satd the boy jumpPd ly was lhe guilty one. up Sunday collections. 111enographers and typists. 1 Hobert Brooks. J2, who took , "The car started driftmg for1 · family ~o the Hi~leah race ward." said pulie€ S~t . Robert :out of lhe car ll~l . "just lot.Jlled " l'h_e _Person ~uilty is guilty An unofficial_e_stimate set the haul at a h.~lf milH?n J.EOPOLDVJ~E. THE CON- tr_Jck parkmg lot Sunday to ! Frost. ''Hruok ~ told the boy to down at the man lrke he dtdn 't of crtmlnal neghgence •. . but doll~n; but an offtcJal ol the bank called the figure •·m· 1 10 - CC(Jlmumst·led r~bels l gwe his son a lesson. was • put on the brakes. but heap- know what to do . . then he he's dead," Frost said. cr~d1ble." The thugs set .up the danng robbery after in1 are believed to have massacred kHled instantly when the boy I parenlly mi s..-;ed and hit the g11s ran over to the girl who was . ''Apparently he was just try- vading St. Anthony '!!= Roman Catholic Church. They handan white men, women and chit-:ran over him. Debbie, 8, also pedal ... tht> C"ar Jll.<:t shot ror- ery intC' HP smd thf' boy was : ing to be a good daddy ... but cuffed several persons inside the church, including at I · Iwa!'i st~uck down and ~ied . a 1ward .... slendt>.r with bla<"k hair and what a hell of a way to b. i least one priest and waited £or the truck. I (Continued on }la.ie · 2) uw 1 ;;wn;~aaawn¥!Viili~•e'nw iitt.i'liiii p short time later gf mass1ve m- i Brooks lun2ed to push Debbie 1was wearing Bermuda ihorta 1&ood Iatner. '' PAV RAISES as.ooo i' S'fHlSIIHl 111 SUQ 9NiddOII$: t " Member Federal Re~~erve System and Federal Deposit Insurance CorporatloD .. . . ...... ·- . . •. . ' - ' ..., .. �' t ' • I • I • .UbioDMay Ask:Banoq ·~ HELEN HELP US.! SCripto Items A'iLAN'r.t. ('UP!) - N.-, llldrftl Pellet !'rile lllrltlng wn. lllorlln Lu- 1 I~ tbel' Kin( Jr:, uld !bot I! • ..... qteelbejolll not todoy !her wiD ..U lw a -~ wide boy<oti or p11o1, pei<U. and ~ llgtoton lilada loy Scripto, lbc:. AI a inaiS lioeotlnc Sunday, King ..ued f<r a oloser unloo between the movemetlll or la· hot and elvil rl&biL .. Along with .... ltruQle to d.,.grepte ,.. DJlUI engage in the struule for better Jobs, • he told the strikers. "Tbe same oyotem !bot uplolls the NollfO explolll the poot white mon." '"lbo llhllt pow• alrlo4turt bollero •nta•. m,pr, •II· 1.,.,' " King oald, while aplolt. lltg both poor whlteo llld Ne- , , , RuUand't Bed lniPI'swr_ tetr first game \ radlal .llmld Ia Iii ~ - : :":, -::::s . · ....,..• .-1. '* • ,.. 0 .__ to jill! De1r OL: :.:Do;you::::·:=:::obeuld;; : Nobol loy be allowed 10 COl'rl' IIIBI:·A-Lilll ,_... Dear Helm: Rutland Wins, 65-49 Over Gallians 11th a 10Ud tiHII victory over Ofll1to Saturday lllglot. Coach Jim ~ boyl, plitytng team \Jail 1n all four quart· ""'· enl llhead at Ill" start and never trailed. RuUand beld a 7·1 lead jn tho early ~ of the opmlng otauza ud was ehead 1t>t when lbe quarter ended. The Bed Devltli were aht:ad 33-20 at boliUme and .,. 311 when tho final elgbt mlautes o1 the conte!l got underway . Senior Larry Rupe led the winners during the first two perinds by scoring 20 oj b1a 2Z ••rtll oiiiiU H11 Job. -IIIBURI ~ P. I. Our pootm• II partial .._,.... 1D tha mall <011111 Ill Ill Ill 11.1, 11A, tlllilllitl II IHL tlmt, wbo I 11'1 doll¥. . Pl. Plo111111, lt.M; ......., ed wltlt' rqi!JIIt, -H. 21.ll; ,Blalall, I.U, llltloau7: De.four~IliaD 111 -thl YA. .....llll ·ralll, U4 11111111. Ka- n oo1uma thai toO much Olllldr I nawba riYV oa tha olllo. a.- lor ClrlllmU leldllo u "AoleaiA>Il, 11.11. oe'' New Ynr, mJ11n40 mo all · IIIIGiber 11t11o poe~~~ rd uu to otwe· MJddlHp - · · olo 0111t 'Wirii ;;.. lhdllaa dowD ten bapj,.aa IMciUH.,.;:;,._ Gap ha•llp - 13, 4:11 a.m., 111117 Dllar don boulewlvil ba¥1 a. doWD 13, l:tl Llli.; Z!mmlr up clw!ied a platter of · 111111 14, 2:10 p.m.; llarilmu dowD treall for the paittr of lltllo 14, .JIIIdnllbt: E, P. JIll •• feel oround 1111 boule. .....I.J.II. 1d<>WD 14, 5:4$ am.; Weotem Dear HeleD: ,roes. 14. 1:10 a.m.; John B. We bouiht a motor blat thll Unlolo ltldera hl•e taid they w1U oall Ill trada llOIODI 'Ill~'WI 2:10 a.m.: New wlhler lor mm-·o fllb. ~ up IS, 4 a.m.; 0. llll ud lkJlnc. I !mow 1011 Wltthroughout !be world to quit Sbearer up II,. i a.m.; Will" IMkl (from artleleo you'Va buying Seriple'o produots II liD lNDL\'8 CIIDIJ'-1Ddla'1 DOW Primo IDojeteor Lal Jlabaolur llolllland down 15, 5:30 a. Wl'llleD) llllybe you COilld agreement II 1101 rucbed In I 10 llwbi • - u 1lo bo14aNaw-. CalhDIDI up 11•• 5:40 a;m.:. bolp u. 0111 00 a lWDo. - NO meettoa wilh Sc;riplo mana&• · up It, &::iO a.m., A. INSPIRATION lilont. JOint oround 1111 otallod 1'111 up 16, 2:45 a.m.; and the Davis car waa COOlin& down 16, 4:05 om.: Dear No: In tba opposite lane. up 17, ·12:!1 o.m.; Vol· "lolA'S MINK" 11 mOlt apup 17, 4:11 a.m.; AUco up rllte ao you'll dlloovar 17, 6:.00 a.m.: L. Fleore down ~ b!Uo como 1ft. Or, driven by James S. Deweese, 12, 4:65 a.m.; Dixie Splrll Jl )'011 aro more poellc tho 25. Rt. 2, Pt. Pleasant, waa un18, 5::1! a.m.; Little U al· SKI, •av, bill ~ able to olow down, striking •~:.• down 19, I a.m.; Jef· prao 0 • ""'""'• ' Davis cor. The Gullet ••r . ~ · d~wn 19, 7 am.; water lle¥1 Jll!, wateHidtnl to .• DJIJC. n PT. PLEASANT - A Peoria ccllided wllh the Davis vehlele. Holl&lmd down 20, 7 a.m.; Val· lark, UDIII later, alltr you VI The Salton 'I'Dwnsbtp 'frill. nllnols ..uple was bojured ln 1 Deweese was cited for ttekleu vollnt up Greenup s p.m. . P• learned how Nor to be don • ' 'Ill" the ... on akl• teoo will meet at the Syraeust a three car mishap Saturday operation. mela D ~ I p.m.; Rowe up, . Really, I'm DOt blot pi Town Hall December 21 ot on the Sliver Bridge. Traffic on lhe bridge ud p.m., R. H. Boowortb •·~ f •• 3 a.m.: Jaoob G. up, J:SO to or .~ noY.. 'umt• ~:.l' ~.t'::.'fl mploy.., Mro. Perry Davlo. is listed ! proach" wa• lled up for Wood up Meldahl 10·110 My llliiOaUOR, 'l'h• Hot Water. 'ftle Raeint Elementary p T • In 11tisfactory cond1Lion ln an llour whi1e the ~::::::::I a.m.: 0rco dol'• 1:10' Bottet;; lor our boat "total A w1U 111011 at the gr~d· Pleasant Valley Hospit.l ouf· wao cleared. Property Elllhl Wood lljl M~ldahl, 10:20 recoil from 1111 other 11"1 dooor 011 Monda oe. 11 at ftrlnl from a broken leg and was estimated II $7110 to Hines down, 2:4~ a.m.; Bottelo.'-H. ;. 10 p m Ml'tl ~ Le~ mu .. bruises, and her husband, Dr. Davis car; 14110 to the Gut~ I Quoon Cll)' up, 4::111 a.m.; WU· Dear Helen: 1 · 1~ wtJi t' Perry Davio, was treated for car and the ·~1 model ll. Crall dciwn, 1: 11 am. Our thrtt and tour-ytar.G14 w1n loceratlons of the leg ond lip. driven by Deweeoe waa totaled. GlllllpOUa dam PhllUp ..., ore forever (tiling luta LI'I'I'LE BROTHER-Thlo model-the ono 011 lhe Wt-la a miniature of a new rocket· Sporn down, 1:30 p.m.: Chlfo mlteblof. Twi<l! thll month lhty 0.. a 5tlc lilt tlrehlnge and the "'hey '!"" passengers In • engine test apparatu• ln. tho de1erl neor Boardman, Ou. Water wiU be aprayed on lilt Fourth Grado Mothus w1U car drtvon by tbelr 000 • Thorn· Other than the 1oo K. up 10:10 p.m.: Gona up hove IUI'IIed a oetahbor'& hole tower to protoct tbt llnlcture from tbt aaartn& beol. . -·--- - -· -· !Ot'lt rtfrlllhmonll. at DavlS, 21. Peotta. and Rtpubllcan parties, 12:11& a.m.; liewls down, 4:45 on and 101ked lhamlel¥11 !tom am.: Warren Houaland up, head to loot. I pullllhed tbom DJIJC. II According lo the Sheriff's De- Whigs and Fed.,all!ts day: STOPS .JFit MOVIE I: :Ill a.m.: Stmlt up, 1:11 a.m. but It dld M &ood. 'lbo Loyal Beroau Cla01 of partment lovestlgatlng the ac· elected U. S. presldenll. a} Mra. Okty H. Roach, 1!4 State JAKARTA (lJPI)-Pro KIDIWha River - National One nelgbbor wa1 nlct IIIOIIBh t1oe ~ Churdt or Chrt•t elden!, a tractor • trailer ooall- Tourists are permitted 0Splf eWS St G ll' 11 J0hn W O'Dell Marmet, i:lO pm.; Bob to have her water turnec1 ofiiD tfill ineet Tuo.U, ..enlng. Dto. ed on the Silver Bridge and search for dlamondo In ·• a tpo •: ' mllllllll !ndolleliln Banter dowJ\ Manne~ 7 a.ni.; lbo balelllftlt, u ouro 11. 1\e · 22 at the churelo. A one dollar car driven by Shelley Jean Crat.r of Diamonds II Mur· - - - - - - - - Rt. 2, Galllpolls; Richard G. stopped lhe shOWing ol a C V Horner dow!l Wtnlltkl, other lhlnkl It II too 11\udl gilt tlc:hlJlCo wni be bold. Gullet, 21, Rt I VInton, wao lretsboro, Ark. Ealered Hotpllal Wl!lnberger, 4!18 Hedgewood Dr.. memoriol to tho lale 4;01 p.m.; Dunoan Bruee dOWD. trouble. Toilay tbt ~ plelt• Those entering Holzer Hos· Gallipolis; Mro. Gilbert M. Kennedy ill • CothoU• 11:10 ed aMthet houll llll4 llql!lrlld , . . 6._ 10 a·.m.·, llflen 1~~-~~~~~.!and~S~uo- Craig, 717 Third Ave., Gall~ here Frida•. it wu raportod ••• .., th -•""-·· ,,. I' polls: Mrs. Clarence A. Roush, ' p.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 1:40 lbemsetvti, • "'....,. """ !"" Rt. 1, Galllpoll•; Mn. Elmer day, . a.m.: Thelma Ann down, 4 Uno aod ,-tndowl. 1 clliiiild 1,b o. Skidmore, Spruce St., GaUl· The officials news agency a.m.: Mll'l'ill up, I:!S a.m. boat I cOUld - the DlllbbON polls; G<orge L Gardnor, Rl. 2, lara sald 300 studenta who IIIIth· were away - llld [lllllllbad tha (Conllnued 00 poge 2) Che!lhlre; Flelci W. Campbod, ered to ... lht movie were told . C!Uiprlls again. dren In the toWIUI of Banalla 118 Peacock St., Pomeroy oC!Jr; li "betrayed . lbe: " ' <' I , ' Wby Is II alwayo """ .ihDdren and Bafwasende in the paot ...., Clark, 522 Palmer St., and '!1 ' "controdlclor)'" lA ~AlLY who PI IIIIo m,.k>blel? I au~ three weeka, 11 waa reported to- , Middleport; Clinton E. Douglat, donestan goals. · keep .lliem Ia Ill thl tlmt llll4 ly DOROTHY KILGALLI!N day. 1 Rt. I, HarrioonvUlit MrL COr· OIYOfll(, TO INTIIIIl OP lboy ellmb over .6\lr utua ftllco. 1111 movlo "Yean or Jolllnp Ill PeneD 1current funnle!l TV oommerlol the legal binder but I do know 1 Tho rebels' latesl victims oon C. Chenoweth, Ravenswood, nlng, Day oi Drums," is MltOI MAlON AliA CU I uk tha nel&bbort lA A Holll<WCIIld actress..lnger ls the one In whloh Rosemary that Brigitte's "Myrtle" Is were said to Include ot leaBI W. Va.; Mrs. :e~rd!.~·· shown abroad by ~ U.S. 11,..,. L - . -~"cbUol proor• thllr yordl! - tnore ctt.brltec:! for . her Clooney tells ua "The bil red a Tunisian belle namel.i one ~merican and one canadl· ~~~:ns~~cD~de a~t. 2 formation Sei-vice, whl~h ... ~.= !!~:"::!!'m:~• N.V.S. torso than blr tallnt - 1s A" Is the sign of purity. won. enee, in case any pen pal• an. Fifteen Brlton•• elKht Outc~ W V~ . Mrs Cl ' 1 L Whee~ been under Comm.unilt lurilltY n Tftt onJe va11.,. ,_.. ..,. Dear N: seclusion aiJd, under der 1f she - or the ad writers want to ret with her on 1 rirlt Im~, four Belg:iana and an Aut- · R ·• ~ ~ v' . Mn here. tnt Com,••,, n• tt.. ,.., No yoy een't eak nelibbon 011... 1• 11 ~ Offtce eare since.'<~ ·U'Qic delth or the sponaors - ever heard name basis . . Lynn-= Carter. trah~n also were •mona t he ;~r~':n~ rhead~a:- 'PUny· to ciwd-proof places w~tcb 8am CooD. !lite WU to of Hester Prynne? tho! op-llight female lmpetton- mlssmi. White·lod Congo W Va • Te .eoa Dllno •Tolbert' e A Miller Ceder· shOuld be off Ulnlll lA follr dined with bbD a few hours J. Edgar Hoover'! mall from ator, is: recuperating at Medi- dtroo~ r~ached the acene :-rl· H~md~· M~s Ricllard L New: Into~, Cart~r Teresa ~artatlllnt 10111, 1D cue of ftrt. an· J.D.. fore be wu ttlltd. Sbt wu over the nation 11 still over. cal Art• Hospital after a ..ro- ay m 1""e to rescue 14 w l\1 ,.c-er 'Joc"IO . n Mr• ~dwln ":" Mr.1 Fl y'd Mrl.. """" " , . , , . . ..,,. " ,._.,, atant odtdoot water "''"""' ' ' •ed of rtln -• tb k b 1 hll f 1 nd women m tho town of BBiwa• m•• • • : ~ ~ r11, . o _,, _,.,.. I the o maDJ w... ear a suppo I •~ nary se ac - u r e o l' ll p Rellet~ MeArlhu . Mrs J cl< E Kro l and dau""ter Mro .. ,..., • .,. ""' mtghl be vital. him the a&ory natllre One will be eheered to learn that sende. In Sana ta, however, a . r, • a . ee II" • ..,..... oodilnel far partie; ·~I tne the doctors have given Lynne they foun<l waa blood-atained W. Blll'llB, Oak Hill; Mrs. Ralpb Thomao JeweU, Vaught • .,. •:!''~,,::•;"' 1\e only IOlUtton Uea lao than wlll be VIctor Borge'a ool- the okay to open at Bon ·Solr olothing. Beatty, Wellston; and Corole WUUam Poyne, Mro. ' , ' wotcbtng the kldo eiOIIJr, llvIIW ot the Barberry Room ln Dec. 22 as ocbeduled. In fact, A. Whlllldon, HUbltDCioto, W. Harper, Charles DeMJ, "'"' .., _ ., . lng them welt-empbotol"" 1... honor of Salvador Dall The they think working w:lll be the BOWLING GREEN Va. Weatherholt, Mr1. H. W. wli•rt h'tllllt... • _.. .. , JOdi about whole holt 11 . M G·bs li ach Blrtb Comu and aon, Mra G 'L Mer~ •• .,.., '" ..,..,.. tt ~ ......... d , ....;... tft.__ . Borge-Dall parlay l! somethlnt · bell possible "medlelne" I or ert . 1 on, ne co 1 ·-• cia hti ;, · E: .. ,.,.., ..,,.. 111M• •• w......- au O••r po ~·• 01 conjure wlth. for starters. him. Ithe past nine year., was cer "'"' Ull r, ,..n. · • .,..,, ,.,.. ll.to. pononal prop<rtr. It· wlU lao they're likely oo draw a Atlantic City'o famoui 500 td today new h..d Mrs. Elmet 0 · Skidmore,, Skat& and daughter, Mrs. J. 1• - · • - · - ' " - _,,. a wblle. Onlf one thine laoelDof guest!! who are noth- Club has been foreed to cloM: coach ·at Bowlinl Green St., ClllipoU•; 10n~ 8: 151 0. Bowman and 11!"', Mn. J· • .,.u.~a... .,.. """"' ,,..... ty itel 11111111 ~ mor.·thaD • not rel•braled Rob· for 60 dayo by order of 1 he University to oucceod Mro. carson C. Cheno- R. CuBier aodMrdaulht~ M r ~ ••• "'' " - ,,. . ..,_ thal'o mud. ert Goulot will reveal hls com- New Jeroey State Dlvlelon of Perry. weth, Ravensw~ W. Va., Bruce Smith, '· ymon talonts on the Red Skelton Alcoholic Bev.rage Control. Gibson, 37, I native of doughier. 1:29 p.m.; Mrs. B..._ ldl!lht, Lellond w::ro, Mro. early ln February. It w., The operaton of the .,.fe, ll town. Ohio, wao handpicked by ord H. Dean, Raveaowood, W. Shirley "::~lghti.t . ~ K . 11 of I h Idea: he know! how fun- ls charged, leased the prem• Perry ao hll SUCC<IIOr. Va., daughter, 10:110 a.m.; and Mulford, "'"' II1'V e llr. Taylor'• oy Bob can he off·•tago, and 1,.., some time ago to the looat otepped out or coaching Mn Jock W. Bl11'111, oak lUll, Mro~ Jl:tcl)a~ ~"A i£i,;;r'; ~:~ croniU he wftnh the video iUdlence to I branch ofa national organtla· W~k w_ben he WU named IOn, 8:35 a.m. te. I. t ' lhlre the laugh!. Ition for • !Und·raitlng dlnn.r. lelto dtrector to repllco DioobarJed bach, Joaepll, •wlort.''walder,,ll to hto In hiring • new permr al ,..,. Among the mtertalnors ••• o old Andaroon, who retirts Roborll, V. L. ~· our Pederal rotary, Briltitte Bordot made well-known female entertainer AUjUII. Cash AIUoon, Harold Henry V·, ~ I for· the &irl oi!IR legal pope" prom. - well·known 111101111 the stq Harry lloudalbelt, Mrto. Slolle, MiL . dtal• IJo lllng she'd never publllll a . porty 1et. at any rate - whooe PI1TSB11RGH- 1. W. ABEL Mrt. LeRoy Moo cia K. . 1~ Milan. But ttord about h<r days u BB'o songs were desorlbed by the wanta 10 return - o l or do ~-~~~40< In .which : steno. nor glve out any newo- ASC " "Oboi!OIIe, vu!Jar and United Steelworker• of .Am'eri<:~ ctve ll - paper. TV magazine or redia dis(Ustlng." So the ealo will to the rank-and.fila. Abel, • Now Jar Interview• on tho oamo fascl· have to close. !Wonder how secretary-lreUurer of the • 1 nating oubject. Don't ask mo the ABC lleuths happened . to m!Uion-membor union ' tht punllhmenl lor breaklnc be there to ... the act!) 1~ made this clear Soturday J-: at Chioaso In llounchlnc h I • campaign to unseat incum-' bent President David J. ~ Donald. ., . .. .. AI NaabvDle, Te.,, NaUoul Rock11 Loape "The bule trldltlons or By Ualled Preoo IDierullouol union have been oulr'lerted over Filial W. L. T P!o GF G! a period of years," Abel told Vallderbllt 60 Oklahomo St. Ill Montreal 14 8 6 S.f 14 69 newsmen. liTo an e\'en Couoollotloa 15 II 2 32 92 74 degree the decllion Cblo&IO Florida St n Baylor 64 I. Dttrolt 14 10 4· 32 74 691 prooess baa been Ml1walkee Cltlslc 12 10 7 31 1t1 72 at the top. We IDtend lo . Toronto At Mlhnoube, Wil. .. . . . t IS 7 25 7P 90 Irank·and·llle c:ontrol over New York rma.t Boston Ill 4 II II 18 control." r UCLA 115 11oo11o1o eouo1e 93 BatiJI•''I ftetahl Canaolallon • Montreal 3 New Vorl: 2 62 Wisoonsln II W11teno olilviotoa Detroit 3 Toronto I Juvttalloaal W.i.. T Pel. PI' ChiC"iO S Booloto 2 AI l!:vurvillo, lud. San DiiiO 8 5 I .616 341 Coollltlllol . ...,., ...... ··- .,,.. ' - · City 7 7 0 .r.or. .. Amerteao Footboll Leapt IOakland 5 7 2 .417 30: 73 .By Ualled Preaa ~ Denver . 211 I .114 &10 Coulolatlool ~ay'• llelllla , ,, "''"~····, . Wa_...., 10 Denver 71 Flnal llandllp Buffalo 24 SO.toq 14 E..tern Dl•1ololl Kansao Cit~ 24 Now York 7 ... Dnll ~·lo ' AI rem,., Alii. W. I. T I'd. I'JI' i'.t. HOustoo 34 11enVer 16 . " rtul · .Buflolo 11 a 0 .II. 400 14:1 Oakland 21 Soo DleJO 20 · ~~ ..~a,jl~. St. lilT Murray 1!1. 18 Boston 10 S I .7611385.21'1 Soturday'o Game .' . "' : .Y"' '' . Co•olllleio New \ork 5 I I .11151'111811 Lea.-. Champlon.oJolr ' Wash. St. 17 TUN Western 13 illouston 4 10 0 .2e11 llO SIS San D!ec~ at llltfllli9 SOCIAL CALENDAR . ' I Ora ao c•·- I ll. ' ..,..,. GAB! bil25· Mr '.. - * MASON and RUfUNo:· FURNITURE~:·ST.ORES . .~ 'J:~~~=~JitaoiiVllle :Wuu CLO ·SED Christmas Dcir ci~d ·@..,,:. Day ~ft_.r.,-D.c. 2tF , SHOP NOWI For Last Minute Home Giffs ="""':o;;;i; I . 1 SOHIO ·lufo·.INSURA Open Mondai;·. ·Juestlay,:· Wednesday Evenings College, High School Scoring .. 9 margin br J rra 1 R·edmen w·Ill seventh Garne, - MarshaII are Stars I D•n-on GiJ• more Hands Third F~ Loss Of Season ' , 1 w:! IE. tilt' the lirst half and neve.r lost the! . · " , ' lead. i · · • . . 'el Bel 'nd th sl1 h tiitg { Southwestern downed Wilton ed in 22 poinll while Athey to- 1 A cold second period In which begin on Det:. 29. Pairings for 1ond hal! surge, 67·a7. Moore collec 6ed 19 pomts m the game, Jordan 12.-Seqtin _ • 11 ~ ~s 00ched ~1 ~ 6344 Satur~ay night for . ~ts tal~ 15 and Elliott 14. Straus- 1visiting Shade outscored Coach this event wi1 be announced lat- Photo. .•- ..,. Eddie Jaco. • w .001 . 1second stra1ght hardwood VIc- ba,ugb had 13 for the losers. . George Evans Hannan Trace er this week by Coaeb Evans. ! ~::::::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _" of. Wellston s 17 pom~e 10 ~~ ~ ~o~y while the ~nn~ _Tra~ _~e. SW reserves won , their j ~ildca.ts 19-4 proved to be the ln the pre1iminary game, ~ord quar;er, :":,~A ~~d· I Wtldcats were agatn vtcltms of fil'st pme of lbe year by down. : btg d•fferenoe at Mercerville ' Shade downed Hannan Trace . ~ out 111 /"n de .t· 4138 b 1 ~ a lose bailie as Shade nud~- lng the 'Wlllon 'B' team. 2!1-27. 1Saturday night. 44-27. W. Mullins had 14 for stlea ., ma 1 th. J uk ed the Gallll!, coontlans, 56-47. Bill Dummilt had 12 lor the 1' The Wildcats had fought to the losers. thott a was as c1ose as e ac - . a1 Hannan Trace. - .,· .mo\ri.nW. L. TP!I. . ,..,.....s.. i• 12-12 deadlock after one per- Box score of the varsity ets ~ould get the rest of the i Coach Uoyd Myers' qiJintetj 'Box scale of the varsityliod. of play. The Athens coun. game: ~ · QuelJec 22914!; evemng. 1evened its season. record ' at ]ga~e:. ·r ty unit was outscored 20-14 in SHADE (55) Hershv 16 a 2 ~ . MiddlePort forward Gary:three wins and three losses by ' WO.TON (44) Ithe third per1od, and 11-10 in H. Bobo, 2-0-4; McLead, By CHARLES WIESER .After he lost 11 players from Sprinci'ficld II 18 2 24 Stooart ted both teams in scor-1upending the Vinton county quiD. Barnes, 1~2; Steele, 5-1 1the last stanza, but the second •1--0--2: J. Ruth, 12--4-28; J. Uailed Press Intefnattonal hJs 1963 squad who were good Baltimore 10 15 3 23 mg with hi.s finest night .of the tet. -It'; Mossm8.n, 1-2--4; Pope, i period damage was too great 1Bobo, 2-2-6; Myer, ~; BROWNSVILLE, Tex. (UPI) enough to be gJVen pro con- Prov1dence 821 0 ·1& ·73l1' "season for 2Z markers. LitUe j 11J.e Highlanders controlled 0-1-1; Weiiht,3--0-6; Straus.,Ior the 'Cats to overcome. Pratt, 0.-1- 1; Jordon, ~ , - ~ebraska's Cor~usk~rs, t~acts, Coach Bob Devaney d1d- 1 Buddy Moore kept hiS average : both boards with 38 rebounds. baugh, 4-5--13; P~ters. 3-1'7 1 Shade Jed 31-16 at intermis- 10; TOTALS- 24--7-55. sportmg back-t<;back. Big E.tght n.t ~ave too much troubl e eon- I Western Division up near the 20 mark in league 1 led by Rodney Cook's 11 snag~. 7; 'J'OT¥-5 17-10-44. sion, and 45-36 af the three. HANNAN TRAO..· (C7) titles for. the first .!Ime on ~0 Vl~CJ~g people he needed a re- I W. L. TPtsGF action with a 19-poinl output. !steve Elliott had 10. SWI hit SOUTHWESTERN (63) quarter mark. Rucker, 3-M: Murdook, 2 years, will be _gunmng for the1r budding year. Some satd De- Rochester 18 9 2 38 -1111' Jacobs and Andy Holzapfel I ~5 per cent from the field slnk- Athey, IJ-.3-.;-.15; Jackson, 2- For the winners, J . Ruth -2--6: L. Mu11ins, 9--0---0; Bic. thrrd consecutave bowl trmmph v~ne~, who owns th(; b~st Buffalo 15 9 3 33 s:r · paced the Rockets with 21 points mg 21 of 59 shots. ~; Cook, 9-4-22; Hall, 3-- pumped in 28 points while Har- Ide, 0--0-0; Cremeens, 3--0--G; when t?ey meet unbeaten Ark- wm.nmg record among acuve Pittsburgh· 13 12 3 29, M apiece. [ Southwestern jumped out in 0-6; Elliott. 6--2-14; Jones, I old Montgomery ripped the nets Montgomery, 9-7-25; Be1ville,, ansas In the Cotton Bowl, Jan. maJor college coahes (fi_3-l 4-51 · Cleveland 716 4 18 7D . . ~front 18-7 after one period. Dur- 10-2; TOTALS 27-9-{13. Ifor 25 f()r the losers. 2-0-4 ; TOTALS 19--9--47. would ha~e settled for a 6-4 ' .. J Middleport ou~~~ Wellston! ing intermission, it was 29-17, By quarters: Tlte Joss left Hannan Trace I By quarters: Tne 'Huskers are conhn~mg record thiS year. I Sunday .s Results . : I from the floor, hittiog oo 23 .orland after three periods, it was Southwestern 18 ll18 IG-63 with a 2-6 season record. The Shade ....... 12191410- :their Cotton Bowl preparations But rior to the opening of · B~ffalo 3 B!ltimore 2 .. r; 58 _shots .for 40 ~ . .cent while 47-32 W!'lloto . . . Wild Is ill be 'dl tilth . HT here prior to shifting closer to ] P P1ttsburgh ' Cleveland S : . _ .. 10 7 15 1 12 4 11 20 bo . ·' of · · · · ··· ·· · -'1--:nl ca w J e Wl e1r - . . .. . . ... Ithe season, a half dozen of the ·d 4 Q b " · · · · ~_,_. lfhe 38Rockets__.;::~~:e ~ - ' 74 . For the winners. Cook pump Reserve- SW 29, Wilton 25. boltday -tournament, which wi11 Reserves- Shade 44 H-T Dallas a few days ahead of the I squad's outstanding players told PHrov; enc2eR ,cue tee ,• . or per \OQJ•· ----~ ... game. . . - . ers 1ey O~,:.ues er THe tafter Rocket~ controlled an mterv1ewer from Umted i helped by Jlm Lockhart with Two years ago, Nebraska •Press International they felt he returned • kickoff 89 15 and Dale Murrayc with 10. edged Miami of Florida, led by other teams were laking Ne- for a touchdown against • For . Waham~, Gordon Powel1 quarterback George Mira, 36-34 braska too lightly. I homa State. ' l'ODS bud his beBI rught of the season in the Gotham Bowl. They fol. J . rt b ,_ F ed ,......_......... -~ with 21 PQ1nli1--0D se eu field I umor qua er acFo. r r1 ' · '' ·. . Is d' v ' lowed up • year ago by hea~ .Duda of Chicago a slick opera. I goa an seven o1 12- ·1ree · ing Auburn 13-7 in the Orange b.! f th ' r throws. . Led by Jim MarshaU and to break the ice for Comber· Bowl. ' ' •r 0 e pass-mn °P 1011 I Wahama hit a low 24 per : Paul Dillon, the Rio GraDde land at the 17:50 mark. . who.m .the offense was I •• l cent from the field but still ICo11ege Redmen presented At no time during the . The Cornhuskers were selec- b~IIt, was sidehned for the year G~Jmore ffigh school of San- I outgoaled the Plrates 19-18. At : Coach Art Lanham and Rio half did Rio permit the losers ted ~ meet Arkansas. , ~Jth a se~ere !eg fracture early I d~e handed.. ~ . '_Vahama 1tbe foul line, Gilmore cashed in ; fans with a welcome Christ- to edge closer than six points, sporb: ~ 9-0 rro~d thi~~ ~~! 10 the third game. i Whtte .Falcons tbeJr third loss·o11 2Z of 33 'free throws while j mas gift in the form of a 96-78 witb the widest ~~~ Sa . rna~ wh ~the Set School Record i 0~ the season 8 58-50 mar~ Wabama was making 12 of 25.1victory over Cumberland Col- ing at the intermiSsion oma ~oners. :as e gm. Saturday mght at Sand~ . The Falcons now rest until lege Saturday night in a high- the Redmen held a 47-33 lead Nebr~an~ m theJr f~n~l :a~e, Into his spot wen!ll ~:~~tn;~~ ; v~~· The defeat left Wahama' January 5 When they entertain scoring . contest played in the MarshaU was hotter than . 17-7, ~ o?ners no c e wo I Bob Churchich of 0 Willi a 2-3 slate. . Racine's Purple Tornadoes on GAHS gymnasium. two-dol1ar pistol with bis to~chdov;ns m the I a s t seven proceeded to set a school recTbe Falcon~ began aga~t tbe the Wahama floor. It marked tlle final appear- jump shots from the deep nunutes of play. II ·n ord when he passed for . hometown Pirates as· if they Wabama - Surface 3-1-7; ance this year for the Redmen ners and kept the Indians off Needed Rebu di g_ _ yards. This was al~o good would make a run-away O( the . Powel1 7-7-21: Rood 2-0-4; who are idle now until they balance on their defensive t enouJh [or the Big Eight pass. game. ~ Jed 18-9 at the end Green 3-0-6; Wamsley 0-3-3; face Walsh College on Jan. 9. f to sto DiUon under t b Cumberland made 33 of 89 a- ing crown. Churchick completed of the f~rst quarter' but sud~ Rousb 3-1-7· Van Meter I-3-2 t Canoo Ohio ICS P tempts for 37 per cent and add- 54 of 102 including seven which den1y everythilig went wrong Total& 19 (i2.25> 50 . .a n, . boards. Don Tr . 'd- ed 12 of 19 at the . went for' touchdowns and Bob OIJver's ~boys had to Gftmore _ Thom:pson 5-15- Marshall, the gifted 6-2 Sophomore b r . aan~r ~· The loss was . Senior halfback Kent MeleatifiJ. • OOoiQI • toc*ing fight from then On to stay Murray 4-2-10· Utt o-3-3· man ·rrom Columbus, paced the ed the cause f. y SLpalfpmgbm eighth in 11 games while Cloughan a gold medal sprint• •KoonU ·1-0-2: , ' Redmen 1n · the 1·1rst ha11 as he l points that orst h ut waa Gr~n de ent ers. the . the ' B1g . E1ght . th e game. . · ., Lockhart 7-1-15; el.' m track· meet • C!othlll Dr,lng • Water GJ1more came roarmg out for Dunn o-t-1. Totals 18 (~-33) 58. , swished 17 points and finished I' held scor~1ess the secon.d baH. bolt~ay .break WJth a 7-4 last year, topped Cornhusker the second quarter to out score By quarters· as the game's top ·acorer with . ~eanwhile, Larr~ Boyd s Here JS the box score: and league scoring with 74 the Falcons, ~10, and ta~e a Wahama • 18 28 37 50 25 marker. . . I dls~nce bombar~ kept 'RIO GRANDE (96) . points on 12 touchdowns and a era11011 • l~tinaratiOI • OUl32-28 lead at halftime. Gllinore Gilmore Marsh~ll 10-5- 25: Letth 2- two point conversion. 1 1 32 47 58 Dillon had only SII pomts lndaans from commg apart raised that advantage to .47--371 the first ba1f as he found · the deadeye freshman. from 1-5; Dtllon 11-2-24; Trout But the player who most easby. the end· of~ :thinl~~· TIUS WEI!.'K'S GAMEs self guarded by 6-9 Jerry La.wre~cebur~, Ind. tallied 13 -1-7; Trainer 3-2-; ily captured the imagination of and then held ~~ ~o , . ~..:~ I .ToDigbt and 6-5 Larry Boyd, but Coach p01nts m the first baH an~ even1-0-2 Young 1-6--2; the fans was the fullback. 15a- 1 eight. ·· . , . · Pomeroy at Nelioavllle . Lanham moved the hus~y 2- 2-6; Templeton 2- pound Frank Solich of , COLUMBIA .QS 1~ually. topped tlle losers m scor1 ~h 22 • 2-0--4 ; Marks Cleveland, Ohio. Undouhtedly OF· 01110, INC. Dan Tuesday jWlior outside tlle second Jng .W . ward for. Athens 11 GaliJfaU. . and lle responded with an Wlthm four_mmutes. after . TOTALS 40- lfi-96. the smallest fullba ck at a rnascorers watb Logaa at .. Jecks9a .:·/, / point effort. giving him 24 points seco~ haU be~an, R10 WMBERLAND COLLEGE jor college, Solich led Nebraska I Easters _at Nortb Ga11ta for the evening. h~ m~ased Its lead to , (iS) runners in yards with 444 w~elday The former Southwestern high With Dillon. Marshall. ~~~ LeForce . 6--1-13; Boyd 10- averaged 5.1 per trv. His ~ Creek at ~e school ace als~ maintained this , Trout, and Don Marks htttmg. 2-22; Falm .1--0--2; Brown ·~~:moment. came ;;;h::~ 'I 1 • - .... t. • reboundin'g pace by picking from all over the lanes. o-12 ; Dennlson 3-1-7; Fac4'he . GantpoU. t.lepelld.ent 25 against the visiting The sparse crowd ()f fans nin 4-3-11; Alexander 0-2-2; o~~u_.u. pmel oeb- to hike his season's total 1o the GAHS gym was kept Fairchild 1-1-3: Gambrel Hided flit~>~ at Wast>, in 11 games. by the almost fantastic 1--6; Fey 0-1- 1. TOTALS togton ScboOI ave beea ~1- The Redmen moved out range shooting by - 12---78. md ~ loi1'9ed-nxt to a. !HI lead before as Coach Joho Renfro's Halftime •core: Rio Gnonde , -. . ·, .' .1".'' '·· · ' LeForce canned a free began bitting an assortment 47, Cumberland 33. ·' ~) 15, 20, and 25 feel jump lhat were swishing through • unerrirlg accuracy. · LaFoce bit three from the %2·25 foot range, : A added three more, with one daitZllng 30-looter that ".... ,, .•·, ; ,,_·_-r ~· j-.~. - -· . many ."oohs" .from the the 6-11 Brown showed ... ability by driUlng lo\' t'l) liT l'boinb!J" added Ucltemerit to ' ,. - ..... . the otherwise weak ' C umber)ailll • ' o(f~. ,·, • ~~ 'I ' i *""••• V::'': :0, """' ""-' ,..,. i.,.,.. •• kHR• .•,.. £ had! s a· $ENTIN . Leo: Flor-I t4l I· Cornhuskers are eek'tng • hl B.ow1v•ICl ory 3rd.Stratg z•- .;.w By quarters: · Rupe in thO . third ·~ fourth Jieveral assists. Little also pulJ,. Tile Bed Devils bit .., r1 olj Nortb Gallia 16 33 411 tiS quarlero, but ""'ky . R ou ni e ed down a uumbar ol key. ,...1S1 oloot.l for 4e per cent and I Rutland 9 21) 3t til Black took up, the oojack with a bounds. , - ' 1North Gallla scor<d on 18 of NG - Calllhao il-3-9; GIU'I'OU barraae of field .soala. 'Black CharlH Ragland ,IIIII Da!Dly['boll for 41. per cent from the I0.1·1: a.tg)and »13; Chlclo ended up with eight field goals Chick topped lbe Pltaies with field. 1-6-13; Peck ~ ; Twyman S. In 13 sbols at the basket. ['3 points eacb. Ma01111 Peek, a 1 In 1M prellmlnary coutesl, 1·7. Totala IJI.Is-411. The only other,. Bed Devil Nortb Galfia senior, who Rutland's reserves woo a 3tJ.2? 1\ullaJool - Lambert r.-1-11: player to hit in double figureotbeen avaraglng 18 polnls, "~'~ I decision over the Utile Pirates. !Jttle 2-Hi: Blacl< U-19; Stewwas Jlm Lambert wloo tallietl held to only slJ: through lbe with 15 and D. Skidmore top. art I·:H; Rupe 11+22: Wright ll points oo five field goals and man • to • man· defeuolve ef.lped Norlb Gallla with eight 1-{).2; Haning 1-tJ.Z. 'l'ot.ls 'n· a free throw. Lambert also pul~ fort of Black_ • _ : t G;o:y Dreopoer led the wltme~ 11-15. . ed down o_everal rebounds for Rutland W!led 45 reboulodl: It was tbe Uttle Pitates' llrsl Offioialo - WoUe and Vaughlbe Winners. . Iof! !be bo8nls c;ompared to 29lioss. . an. AFTER mM- Pinky Jordap, (15) weuston. fruitlessly chases Middl•l"'rt''s·' Moore to the 10-second line Saturday night but the Rockets went on to win in H • N fHE f· 1 .. Omllmu 'pnlll'l:.':•:ere Voice of Broadway ..• reporting . UPI Briefs two periods, • ' Ieredlled wltb pla11J14 a fino P!ralea ~ 13. Notth Gallia was .~e' to lt!lP jt~ game 'ind aeco1illlng lor · ·. H• hi. d. . .. W•. s d ~ • 'h ~~::~~:~h~tl::k~t; ~ Ig an ers ·. Ill eCOD ~tra1g t, ::~;:~~~.;on,!.::~~~ 1~r WildcatS N .. ridged. by Shade 55·. 47 . eon...... I \'lslt«<. Blaclo led Rut- I Rutland w!U remala lille un- ~~~s ':':~.=gi~sth':'~~:w~':'~ U.. I" from the field during Ruoty Lltllt IIIII 'Mll:e Sle• for lbe ahotl 1art, lbouglo ~a,.,. ooaly liCl1n!ll land wltb 11 while Lambert had, w holiday looortiiLneul play oa nino peinfl between lloeltl, were ill and GBQ' Callihan led lbe . Dec. 211 aiKl 30. · 111o Middleport Yellow Jack- the boards, grabbing 44 ,.. contest 37-33 in iMib..- close 13-19, Bradbury :1-1-5, Cia~ ~ cobs lo-1-21, Zimmerman lets held on for three quarters bounds to the Jackets 36. Bruce game. Iworthy 1-1-3, Wallace 3-0--6, 0-2, and Jordan &-0-12. ToSaturday night before losing Wallace and Stobart led all George :~er and Mack Tan- 1Siobart ~22. Stephenson l ltals 23--11-s'l. steam to go down in a hard • rebounders with '4 and 13 re; nehill poced !be Little Jacketa ~1 -· 0-2. Totals 23-11-57. Middleport ........ II 26 40 &7 fought contest to Wellston's [bounds respectively. . 1-wii!J_19 .a!l!l9_polnts respeCtive- Wellston 1671 - Holzapfel 1 Wellston ........... 10 'Z1 44 67 Golden Rockets 67 to &7. Wellston made it a pedectlly, -~ • ,. ' ,->-21, Gilliand ~. St.b- Reserve scOre: Middleport 13, In a close first half tba Jack· , night b~ takinl the · reserve Midd]!'l"'ri (57) - Moore ~i ler o-?r-2; Bethel 3--3-9, Ja- Wellston 37. ets led all the way by one to I , · . ' = a.m.: oo nino or ~li Second Half Rally Brings Rockets Victory ....,....,..Ia Peoria Couple Injured in 3-Car Mishap lnt total In the OpiJIItlfJ bolf. Devils w 011 of lhe ......, Rupe hit with " u- .exclusive .... ·• ...... .. 'r ~: .I > 'f''""·t'"'~ . . ' ... WEATHER .- ·~tA~RTvN;S TON E - ' . ' ' When·.the sco~ -~child - 911-70 at the two-minute maik Coach .., Lanbam tmerted liis .Ubs B!ld . , th'Y. played o~t tli~ &_~ntn~ · hm~. . marked I6itd. ,vlotpry Ri:," Gri\l]de ~ •: ORDER NOWI LUMP COAL .OR . -. RUN-OF-MINE · Pick Up At Ovr Lot Or Call WY 2-3284 - �' .. tt~M~~:r ' Nat,,.,'-'- Alllll••"""railiu..;.,·:l.a_n_g.,-VJ-:.::JI::; -e;..- - -1,tle9e.·,..er.111 • ;.,..,. .. -.,......,; ~- • 81 By Ulllled ...... btonalloul . Mr. ani[ 11rs. Alpha Barr um~~ua. !b07. ~ 1111\t' Em_,_,_ ~ Old Town Flats c..... forDianu .IU .......... 1111 ~ 1;d)le8 IIIII tiou!Jww clClllt 1JM1iotc • - ....., '-"" - - ~ ......... It a ·an«dlilllr lllld rrM., 1-"OiiCipDIU -· PhUadelpbia = :: look Ml.i.·- - DMdla W.L.J'ej. Cla..!ety No•- :It t :.. 'Ill liD u' II 18 .ut I IS .2111 _,. "' ' " "' " · 9 ' l l l luiTullda;r:ID ' J 1111. • ~~~~~~~MAJ~.\~Ifolilllll~ · ~.:-:JI!ia~lfii:.~ID~CII&f:: · :J..... ::~:'IIb~lp=ieal:..·~·=......,.=~·=·:-::;.;·-~~ ' ~ Bo . f / e ' • t·But ••• 'CJb ! IIAnlblrt ln. ltbll Jolaall, Porllaad. R. N-. Mr. llld lin. lltrl New York , .. San Franctoeo It ~IJO ~,!•at Vandpat.nt or camt 1D . . btr dluebtar. Mra. Bodlmer, Mr. 111<1 llrt. Her~I< a .,. Darla Sayro. 1111 brouahllltr 1 bert Hoover IIIII Mr. IIIII Mro. (Only game scheduled) Guests at tbe bome of llr. u plllf laMb .. a 11 ... ltaymoail Jl'llbor. IUid Mro. w. 11. CnKuer ,.. eontltll !rom lllrpl7. AL IIISTORY ~ ~~='l'lle t.D',. iiD ........... ltllapU ....,.,,~7.,._._,.. r 111'1. LoulM VID Meter and 8: Mr. tlld Mrl. Willy Comell BostoN (UP!) - The Bostoo W. t/a., Mr. Mrl. ~erly "' tl.ooaado oi peopla loior ............ ., •• . 7' dluiJIW, Nield, flltltd Mr. ol w .... - W' V1 • Wlrt woelc ·o~- •- - will make Amencan . Crouser and girls ol Wbeeling, 1114·llrl. ldWII'IIIIlWI 011 s..,. ...._, W. Va., Alice Crouser, Sandy end ...... ol 1111 !&Iller, Mr. Leajuo history wben they open 'I'IUis and Mr and Mrl RDy . . • .,... ... n aur,_• :,~r'r Mf.. ll1alt Prolllt llld Mrs. Fralllr ComaU lbd 11m111. their 11165 r ..way Park schecJ. er.u.er, aU ,;, Col~~nb.d. t::.llelllpla.dFI' Darll. IIA7t't _. pttlllft llonl Mr. ll1d Mn. Mlkt Bfau of ule on Easier Saturday, AprU Mrs. MII'Yin Morrif, whO • • 17 Will 1111ct bGih Ulld• wolll IIIII' Mla Sue Adklnt, dlqbtlt ol Pomll'O)' •lllltd bit p.ll'lllts, • morkiDg the first oohllduli!d had bdll In Holzer lloapltal lor .., NDtllllf, Mr. and Mro. VlrJII Adklni, IMr. llld Mn. ChArita Vu Met- Salardty opener in the ~lory lutprr II now holne 011 do. ·' IIIII Olmn ICIIIbowor, 101 oltr SUIIdly. ollbo 1~ 'nle Red So• 01" 1n1 nicely. . Mt. IIIII MM. Wtynt Jl'lem. Rev. tlld Mn. Jolm 1 ~ llr. llld Mn, JIIDI Mlddl.. posltloD will be the BolllffiOI'O ll!r, lllld Mrl. Blalr C.dwalo IDlq IIIII 1111'11 .cblldm wm 1 . . . , . lllllltd in mllTiqt AWII't tnd cblldru calltll 011 OrioiN, later and !1011, Brian, or Plaln Jl'rillq llilbl IIIN11 ol dty afternoon tn the ou Gt'OYI 1111' pa'tllll, Mr. llld Mrl. &c~-1 City and Mr. and Mrs. Duone Mlmtlt Clrroll llld family. EUB church wltb tbe father ot•wlfd BUlb, 8pllltr ltmdll II· Chapler ol Delta Kappa OJIDlo Barr of Oak Hill, •pelll tbe Otbaoo wllo called wer. Mr. 1tho 1(1'00111 and Rev. lernoon. · !rna lnternallollal Socl~ty. Mn. week end ltlth tbllr p&rents Ill)' 0un, local, Mrt, Betty Moon oflldlllnft. A Howard Alltll Wlltd Ill Rtp. EviDI, Who pla)'td 1'tOOl'dinp ,Mr. And Mrtl. Alpba ilat'l' and • Allltl. tlld two dlqblln. Ron- w11 hold lollowlnft tbo W. VI., 8afllrl1 Jdiltt. I•' Chrlstmao m land abroad attended the Barr. Thoma wed300 W. Second St.-WYallelalla 2o2ttl, l'la llalJ aid Donno!1011, Columbllo \'IJit· many In the l!lmrch ltlubllh Holflw was also plnyed one from Veoezue- din& at the Zion Church af NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 •"" TO 12 NOON eel his grandmother, ~. car- Opeo Churcb was observed. taken lo the Meigs General ~>os- 1 11 tlltllied, "~ Noche Buena.. " Christ. · """ rot~ tor • w•k. Mn: MAe Van Mrs Mildred ~ and pita! by tbo Rlelbt Bmerpncy She n<!ently .pent • year Ill BII'DII'd Ledhe has rllumtd, DAVI OHUN(JR, MGR. Meter and dau;hlors I · ry Squad Tuesday a11ernoon. _SoUth _ _ Am_ert_e_a. _ _ _ _ .:.::lo:..bl=•=-a=mp:!:loJ!rd:X::..::II=ter:...::!spendlna=:::!.!"""!!!!!!!!l!-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""'"""'""""""!!!1!!1!!!!! 1 -------111 on Tuetday. Judy, ol New Haven, Taddy DuM spent lbe weeki ., ' / •. Ill "'w :..w:r:::;:.. Letart, 1'. v SocJ'al News .' ·~ w~~~~ce 1'ellf. llillrl to Col- &Iller. Mnl • .lea ...... IIlii . Mi'. llld Mri. Alp~~!~ . . . tJ.alftnlly cblldretl. J_--c 01111& Llcl!l& . . . . . . New Yolt II)' Mn; AJpoo lion' • •t .ll M ' ia fl JllciM ~ It lllo Jllrlla lltllaurW - Dl\1lloo llr. 1114 Mft. ), t, Lod1le IIUil~--~~~~ .... - ~ . . . Ill', ..S W, 1. Ptt. ttce!Ved lfotd Of tho blrlh ol 1.. W. i'Nml, ~ lira. lalla Willi, lfr, llld Loa Angeleo 11 13 .08! 8 JiUI Jl'lllilaoa. He II tho ~:.: ·fi14·11rt. 011111' lira. Clrl &n,, Ill'. llld s.. Louis II It .u3 10!1 <f Mr. 1114 Mn. kay Jlent. Jla lira. lla Onla IIIII t!MIPW, 8aiUmore II 17 41:J OOW' of llo1fUIIa Gl'llll, Olllo. ... .... .._ Oil • - JOJCe. Ill'. llld 11rL Clrl N• Detroit 13 !I Jes Mrs. ~ io tho - · .,. --. 'Nr ._,. laD llld dluPW, 111111 !liloda Sill FriDetaco II U .324 L)'llll - ·· Tilt billy •u Wltod 1111 ~Jatar . Mr. llld lfrL IIIII, Mlll 11o1et1t Llalt, Mill _,., llotoldto bora II llowllDi Groen llolpltOrll Hubbard, lyrlcalt. Nllllle ZoltJe, Mr. IIIII 11rt. Pllllldllphla Ill Sill Jl'un Ill II and wef&bed 10 lbs. Ht hu Mt. IIIII. lltL Dwllhtllabaclt J\llNtl RouJb, Mr. llld 11rs. G _._1M (Only game oebedllleil) been named John JOI'<IOIIII. 'l'be c1 i1ecJno IIDUtl called on tbl 01atp VIIJibln Mr IIIII Mrl. AI • w-. wt0tt M-"'1 llaao rum ol Pomei'O)' aad W. Brown m . tlld Mro. Jollll Blllcb Sun- Jolm wuu., 1 'Kr · 11111 111r1. 1111 Ia llfiOII ud &lie _, erandparenio art lola Bartdq. Ill II undtt tbl care of I .11:n1Ut Mt llld Mro ·tlllln II lUI" Ntw YOI'l Ill Ia Allteles Kenneau of ColumbuJ, 1\lrs. N docl!lr. R. Jl' • u - .. ~ ...:. ;,_ s.' (Only lillie ldltdultd) lit J{eJUieau ol '··-·Dlle Is ~, .-c. ...... t'leldaJJ• Ollbll ~ ... Sti'versville News Notes ,, • \ ' M. ,.. ___ .. .,_ .. _] ,I . ................... . ' I (' Armour ' ., tj I • ·~ ~ . I • · · "'· ~ 0 ' " "· I I ......._.-•. ' ,.m. I I WIOI. •• , ' -""" to t ,,.,, • l'hlltt. ... ' ....... I ,.... • CLOIID CHRIITMAt DAy 1 •NotONI Hllvrt DH. ~· - I a.t., L-. -. _,.!!. .. - -' •••--C'Miarpr-;::a ,......-... u.a. ~tw. '"""'· Jllll•••• · ·- ,.,._ .. - lho ..D... Llott A ftr llilol M Mry IUI'Ilty. U,l, Go¥. llllflltl, ...... .. Only till llllot tl lho -tho K-JIIMI. l8lb1. up lln.l ,._ , !Mded tllo wedding of Sue ""'' 111111 M.t's· Henry kins snd also called on Mrs. 1011 llld thell' SOD and Ethel Fry. 11'0111 Newatt, Mr. and Rev. Lawrence Parsons ~ All!btnOII, a radio program over IUid Mrs. Larry Baker of Ravenswood olatloo uch eue, Jimmy Autbmoll day afternoon. Mrs. Opal granddlqhter, Syraetl8e, nplayed her accordion and ICin ~811ey and Judy Cozart, and hio dtughtor, Sbal1lll, oliO ¥lslltd &lt. •nd Mrs. carl Aotb· ..ng 00 the program Dec. 13 . ..... ._,~~y. Mrs. Audrey l!oflmaJI and Mh.· All<e Van 1a flirt vlilted Mn. IDA Unl allibl woll at tho Pratt Ill Hoizl!r Hospital, ud Mr. and ·Mrs. carl Mrs. Vtlma Hoffman and San· attended ·Mt Bt11 dr1 Sbi0ld In Pleasant Vol· • ' nJ at suv.....me last week. ley Hospital Saturday. Mr llld Mrl Roller! Jef. fertl IJD!lly, "syr...,.., ed ber parei.to, Mr. IUid Chriltmas Ser11ice 11omer lcenlloWer SUDclq. f'or..4dulu il Set 8lld ""Me •mw•ODS, . ! ~ ' with ilet pll'lllll, Mr. llld Mnl. Rudy J>ur8t. Mrs. Anna Brewer I! a patient al tho Velel'lnB Ml!llllrlnl llolpltal. Allen Middleswart, U.S.N. refrom over•ea. duty and II spendln1 tome l~t with hiJ motile<, "":s: Nell M•ddii!BWart. Recenl v11•lon o1 tbe E. H. CllfJlODier Wnll,v were Mr. aod Mro. DeU Talbott, Robert W~· die, .Ba~orly Price, ~· Leota Jolmson, Mrs, Tres"e Slethem, Wesley Cozart, Lo11ise Brewor, "- lb ~-s. w D I l8lb1. up ,_, This year, make it a ' ''DON'T TAKE CHAN()~" Society Notes . I CHRISTMAS '• ·- - come ..,.. , " I What a happy hallclay thia w!U brlilg - tile end of an that messy, okin·cracking chore of dlshwashlngl Dishes; gl-. tableware - even pa1t and pant ate cleaned IJIII'm.frM. Then, llpOII811ly dried automatically, NCidy for u,e. All electric dlohwather will about 350 houra of boring . work each y- - far only half Cllnl of electricity a clay. See the portable and bullt·ln mocloils at yaur Hah~N ·Gnd make It a big Chrlotmas with an automatic dishwash••· .' I Dlfll .... •i lt'rogtr II Fpr Last·Minute Santos . .GIVE ~ .- ' man Bowers 1nd IDD, Grimms Lancllq; Mn. Arley Dillard and daughter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Jameo Chattin, M81011; Mrs. Rus..U Nowlin, Pliny; Evelyn Hlll, Hopetl .. BIR'nl: /lft. _and Mn. Wll· l.iam F. van~etel). MalOn, a son. tkt WIJAI41Hd/8l ·' You'll Probably ~i"J:.)ult What You Want At •.• . ~) ~ ers w.K. COTTAGE CHEESE w •• Bean ·-- , ' ' 2 lb. 49c Vac P•clc ';. - • Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce Crisco •. . . . . . . . ••. . •. • !. \2 Birdseye Onions·~~~.".~ ::. 32e Strietmatut Tea Squares • ~~De No. 300 · - cant ._., ·- ---- ------ Brach's Fudge Drops .•.•••• 39c = - - - - --····-· ··-···----·---·-- - Blue Bonnet Margarine ••• or ve an ELECTRIC • 33e Blue Bonnet Marga~e •• ~~ii; ' ....U..S . Fluffo ·············-·· :..,... 8le OHIO· . .......,.,.. :'j;>·••t~ ;,' AM&RIC-"I"K11Mce~;->---~- ~-- _, . ·;: ---------- • MINV.....,.~ >< I -~;:,;"":,_ / ' •\ )' .. .' . ,' • ' Celery Hearts ""' 29c Walnuts:t.SSc River Brand Minute Rice ':.• 4ft ·· FJeeey Wh'te 1\ ·.·. · 1 ••••••••••• "'· 41f Little Bo Peep Ammonia .&. Beads 0' Bleaeh . •••••• \.• Liquid Trend ••••••• Zllllld kol211 Prll!'l. Need not ba present to wilt. Winners will be Sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamher of Commoree. .,.. ---·-.. Nabisco Lorna Doones. ~-- :. Dry Trend ··•••w•••w•oe DEC ... Sunshine Cheez-Its •••• .. '! ' POMEROY STORES pkg. I• ,.'· 3 ORA WINGS- DEC. 10 II 1:00 P.M., U 0, t215 and 6-S5 Prizes - lb. I,\ ' 60 STORES PARTICIPATING- t700 IN CA$H PRIZES • POIIlQCIY I • 4 $1 f'om • • • • • • • • 7 ~~· $1 =~. 3 ::· $1. i; Cream ~= 1' 69e IC~ f et, .... 1Qof 1110 Cinnanion RoQs .. 19e ~. ;, :Pepsodent . ~ 46e .... ..... REPORT CORRECrED Tli'e report ol the dinner meeting at Jacillcm attended by Meigs County teacher1 abould have read tho Alpha Omicron AT YOUR ' 46 .;; l!!"'f!i' ,..·.·.·,_ ••• assisted by Mro. VIrgil Gallipolis. and Mnl. Robert Eaoon. DISCHARGED: Gretchen WU. will be by Mrs. Perry Riggs. son, Pt. Pleasant: Lu~ and "\ ' lb. pkg. DuMM Hlntt . , .. Jeffrey Pickosa, Pt. Pleaoant: Mre. Doutla• Kealer and dtu· gbler, Pl. Pleillallt; Mrs. Her· Butter Kandu ........ .::; $9e · K,...r Cake Mix. .• 3 :..:: 99c Pies ., '';!,.~· 4 :.~· $1 Fruit Cocktail a":;.~ $1 K - F.l. lilooll & Hi,., . L!bloy'o SikH, Chunk, Crvohed Peaches•.;;,:,;. 3 N•;.:': $1 Pineaonle . . . 3~:;.: $1 0• ven•one 11 welcome. ~···· · Countr, Club ,.,.. ...,. JAl1E EAS r - N IVINIIIGS Beef c lb. Curt 11-ltlltiiH gt. box . y. e~~s 10 'G Roll or Print DISHWASHER to give b;effer·living for ~ ·. ~ Deter11ent · . J.. POMittoY I Kroger Freth Bam"'··-·· ._. 79c Ham ••. • ... $1.09 IH-.., Poll Shonk Hall • . . • • •.• •• t•. 39c am':";-.. ... . ._. 39c Chickens .'""";. 49e Picnics ~~ .~. $1.89 Dubuque Canned Hams .•• 31•. .... $2~29 5 ••. ••• $3.59 • It's o wife· pleasing, family-loving · »---•a ____,..h .,..,. ~ ~~ ······M··--~· ····-· - ~-· ·-···-· A.~ . . ;.t. DOWNIE~GROSS . . . . . --------. .-~~·-------,.,_kev 89 un~ Rock Springs .....,_ MilOt .... tllot - lit!..,. IIJl'IJty It ""-" U.l: .... ·~ oro• A. Tt ...... I. !lot -ill> ,_ ...-. ....., IUI'Ilty 0111 tl 1(- !t V.l, Ow. IMpotltl. Or. . A Rudy Dutil, Howard Allen, J're. da Middillwart. Smitb, JoocaJ. r.Mr.andHarold Mrs. BGbby Wolf NEW HAVEN -The~~~:;: 1 1 · tart FaD• called on Scbool of Sl. Paul ·• Mn . Ma,vwoocl Johnlllon. Church will hold s Christmas lr. tnd i.in. Matwoocl Jobill- ! service lor adults and children r , call~ 011 bla broUW', on Tueodey, December 22 at i M~Ltwil ~· 7:30 p. m. entitled, "On Earth, 1 ,, Peace," ltd by the Junior and Sunday School atten•··- for .~lie . ~'l ~lnw)'. I Ch ld I th .._ -~. • l.,.ltli , Youth olrs. Chi ren o e . 13 wu 11. The o!ltrlnl church school will f4U3. by brin!llng gilts lor the Bruce Biocblon baJ been theran Children's Home and for to his homo wllb broD~Illl4DI (UPil- the needy at bome and over· leal pneumonia. 17, wu IICCUied oeas. A dinner will precede the Mrs. llattio Bolin was takeo ..- ·- "..1 . . - youth and service at 8 p. m. Vl!ltora are 1o Motas General Hoapltal Tues· .her:. when they welcome. of last week and continues plato! be bad A Christmas Eve Candlelight. be quite Ill. Mrs. WUUam Rllbthouae was 0 - ' 1 ing service will be bold at 8 p...~;, at St. Paul Lutheran called 1o Rlchmondale, Oblo, Ch....... Special music will he early Saturday by the llnness provided by the Youth and ol her 1on·Jn.law and dlugbSelllor Cholrs. 'nle pastor wlll Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack. have a brief meditation entltl· returned !lome Sunday ev eel, "Love Came Down." AU wltll Mr. Rlgbthouse and are welome to worllhlp. Judy. '). '.. and Mnl. Dole Hubbard of Wasbinjton, D.C. vlatted ber PROGRAM SET pareott, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl 'nle aonual Chriotmas pro- Roberts over the week-end, gram of the Flatwoods MetbJ>. dill Church will be pre!OIIttd PleasaDI Va11eJ llolpltal Thursday nllht, December 24. . ADMITTED: Mrs. PeiT)I DaTho two main feawm ore vis. Peoria, Illinois; Mts. WU• APnR SHAVI "Cindy Copes With Chr~tmas" Ham F. VanMeter, Mason: Fred •••N'I COLOGNI ~ and "The Story ol Lilht." Frazier, Mllton; Mrs. Don Leo. reeled by Mrs. Harley ter, 'nlurmao; Tnoy Mealge, ______________ �' ~ . .! ' -· I - . • / / • ' ' • .. • s· .In . START HERE JOR A WONDERFUL Lew I!, lhlnkinl the In the ' LYONS Food Merket Clover Farm Store "TTit SWo Wllb A 811'1" Route 7 TUPPERS PLAINS Fifth and Pearl RACINE Open 1 to I Mon. Thrv ttl. RT. 124 Cut Holv11 ond P11led - Gulden lola For Holld.y S1la~ - PEACH HALVES- KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP 49( SALAD DRESSING ' \' ToGI11e Pro.,..w ) Wodn.....,., D<Hmba' ?:10 p, m, Tilt Jleori~od Olurcb of JIIUI Qlrlll cl ler Day Salnta will present Ita BIGGEST SELECTION EVIRI USED C.B. RADIOS All In Good Condition and R••dy To Go. .• FOREMAN.&ABBOTT )l:;' .. c;r- ·: . -;. . - "YOUR C.B. HEADQUARTERS" N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0. PERFCIRM4t~t:E-.A.ttenoling a basketb811 game ill syracuse u., two fans are promoting, tha 'Qrange appeara~ce in the Sugar Bowl game January r. l, against· Lai{i.!lian3. State. · And they should be, for , they 'll ~ in th-. game.. At Jeff is Rich King and right . is FJoy(J Little, Syracuse varsity football regulars. ren•s departments. Concludinl lbe pn>~ram wlll be a playlet, "Soliloqllly of ry" presented by the W••-''•1 Department. Tho oburcb Ia cated .011 lbo Portland • :adD• I Road. Clarence Profflt I lot. All members and lrtendJj are I'Oldlally InVIted. The Student Council of land High School have plaDuedj • Christmas · program and1)' 19 be hl>)d Tuesday afte~~~ In the high•,ocbool 1)1111. """"I llnginl will be In ollarge Ralph JarYla, bond dlrecwr. freshmen!! wlU be p!'OVIded the-··.. p,...,. Ch•JIIMII.Con. .y CAN NYLONS Teen Queen Croom Style 49c CORN lnotonl Coffee- 30c off Lobel ... 1. - -·~1• NESCAFE CrHmollu ELBOW A Marry Chrlttmll To All From All of Us At Your Friendly Clover Farm Stores! CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY * OPEN SATURDAY, DEC. •Li'· PUMPKIN No. 2Ya un HOLIDA.Y FROZEN FOOD BIG VALUE! Teen QuHn Brand 19c Pet Ritz Brand Mince or Pu OLEO s lb. $1 or with Prank'• Pumpkin Pie Spice iot lt... Prln, YOU GIT I'UMPKIN FOR ONLY JOe CAN • PIES 3 • 0 Mix or Match Your hat Dllry luyl MILK to give CROUTETTES MACARONI PROGRAM AND PARTY Beautiful Pack1p1 thl INIOn Kellogg's STUFFING * Cbrlstma1 pi-Ggram ol reolta. Uons and songs by all th child· Lt18t Minute Gilt ldetl8. • • 'til qu1rt KRAFT'S WHIPPED TOPPING l.qt~n Day Stii"" GUARDIAN 23 SHORTENING ' ' WE HAVE ITI THE NEW .••. PIERCE SIMPSON Teen Qu..., Brand Croomy GAlLON Daniel STilii!TMANN'S ZI!ITA Green Slippan CRACKERS 79c ~ 31c If YCiu Ar• Loo'kin For It's New! Holsum HEARTHSTONE B~~i:.ND 7.50 BREAD 2 teen•33t · FAIRMONT ' We Have A lAirge Sal•dlon on Ha1111( 11:•1 Reg. 39c Hollda11 Produre Values! Countryside· ! gal. CHRIST GOODIES . CELERY ~~:.tty 19c C lunch ....•• FLORIDA ORANGES TA GERINES BA Serve This Lean ancl Tender ' ) ···-~''l!'' .·.> liGiui-i.!B~ ' ' ~ . • r ' ' ·'• ~·, • -·'· \ ' '· ••• . , '-- 'i. :' .. •' • '!. .\ SHO �I .. •• . • • Cables · Fo.reim "tl- • lfollltloll lnvol... comprom!M,I I..,_y!rit prlvalf ocliooiJ-Iear iDally Sentinel P~~~~~~~~':_!!~! the poU(letl l'ftlllto lo lolal1ila .tllortt lrill otart in the oew ~ · ::.. Du!·:~~:l:!~:~=;~~ ....,...lon, 1 · 01114mal<!"' .be.ll'UI. .loy acllnlniJir1. ID bfHk down pRJ- Silt Nadoa Tllb Nota from the loreip news ,1-' don to U:S.I·YfM en1 lnclependouce andtheir escluolv>Sbc.natlon talb on eo~blee o military Jjlriacl'l:tloo WOCIId be : ty. '!'be Labor goventmet~l is politial unity, wid! PhlllpptDe Baoeo A.,...,.., polltlc!ally vulnerable to poifti,. ptaJID!Dg to aet uP o opeeial at a standstill r.hlee '!'be Phillp~ine JOV~pt is at attack for "sellfn& out" FiJ. boc!r to ..0 how lhtte ldlooil IMZ, ore upected ID !101 anlllc!UI to reop<n talks on ip!no ln\eresll. 011· the other 08ll 'be filled Into the slate IY• -ly 1.1 the new year. the U.S.·Pbllippinei bo!OI agree- hlllld, the opposition CICIUid llnd tem. But old ,.tablillunento Italy 111d Wat !l<tmo!Dy ment until arter ill presidential its hands tied politically. It like Eton, Harrow and Rual!f bave pot forward aew electioos nell ND)'ember. But could be hal!ll!trung by 'having ..18 light baclt. Tbese .PI- aJs which wUI be two re<ent fatal shootings by to go along in the lnt<rest.o of where the 10111 of the wealthy the other pa-.. American aentrlee of Filipino continued good te)ltlons wJth and ' al'\stocr•tic ·have bea! eel- Luumbourg and tlle, intruders on U.S. militart in- ' the United &llites; or It edulcl I!Cited lor generation~ will not , land!. '!'be talb stallatlons and an take an "anti - American" attl- yield e~ily~ly the ones begin between Common bomb111g of a U.S. tude which mi8hl hurt in the wllli a ~ b!ocl<eround- foreign minilll<rs or deputy elections. An? !"1111Y ol thest schooil elgn miDisters. If they children's achoOl at Force Sast last week Plblle Sebools To Resbl: , . , haVe ·• clole aaiiOcialloD lrith headway, a Commoo pusbed the t.sue into the Britain's elite " pub It c" both the Church of England and summit meeting In the front. Philippine Foreign ~~:; j schools-which 1 in reaHty are the ROman catholic Cbtlrch. Ia considered likely. tary Mauro Mendez said "I Is no question about a 1100~:!'~ a revision of the treaty." he added that "we would like to proceed on this question very I cautiously." Inevitably, the is. : sue .;>f court jurlsdlctior. f.!rimes involving both Philippine citizens and alien Americans char.ged with emotion. Since Late Shoppers For Home Gilts '"eekend Summary Of Sports Kemp Makes 'I'Br rm. A'IUNTic ciTY. Patriots 1 Play his Way _,.. hllenlttloaall N.J. (UPI) SatilrtlaJ -Utah defeated West Virginia, woRCESTER, Mass. (UPIl- l 36-6 in the Liberty Bowl game. 1 tfelvin G. Massucco. defensive -aoach and cblef I!OOUI for tbe Suday • Holy Cross loa~ team !Or 10 PRINCETON. N. J. <UP!) By FRED DOWN •+,ars, was named bead coach. ; Princeton Univeraity basketball UP! Sports Writer !1star 8111 Bradley was awarded The Buffalo Billl are the -:cHOUSTON, Tex;:· (UPl}-Tul- 1 a Rhod_es scholarship at Oxford ' Amerian Football League's ~ - sa~red a 14-7 Yi~ over !' Unlversity. . IEastern Division champions beM~Issippi in the BlUebonnet , -cause Jackie Kemp p\ayet' his Bifwl. HOUSTON, Tex. (UP!) - ;own tune and made both the Quarterback George Blanda of ; Boslon Patriots and teammate the Houston Oilers set new •Cookie Gilchrist dance to it. American Football League rec· : Kemp was the unchallenged ords for total passes thrown and hero Sunday wheto the Bll1s completed ih one season. Iwhipped the Patriots 24-14 to D lU -Iwin the right to. meet the:: Sa~ MARSEILLES, France (UPI) ; Diego Chargers m the AFL ti,l - . . . FI "_ nrid' _ -Don SChoUander of Lake Qg. i tie game at Buffalo nex1 ~ wego, Ore., winner of four gold : day. He completed 12 of 24 .. medals in the 1964 Olympics, : passes for 286 yards and PI'. PLEASANT - Funeral won the annual Christmas Cup · touchdown and scored !fei'vice for Oenci1 Wedge, 75, 140-meter swimming race in touchdowns himself as the · ··Mlami; . F.la.,. formerly of 1:37.2. beat the Patriot for only the County, were held Mon- 1 1second lime in seven games at -2 p.m. iD Miami. 1der Coach Lou Saban . , Wedge died unexpect- • 10 " S Behind the triumph, however, - ~d~ evening in a Miwas the fact that Kemp repeathospitaL He once operated the strategy caused the a ' store ~ P ol ntl big blowoff between Gilchrist was ret1red. He I · tes on Nov. IS Rio Grande College's JayVee and his teamma be l of th Ma I a mem r elJ e sonc · ' nd Odd bo •te·am upped its season record · - by rna k"mg G"ich"t' 1 ras s runnmg 5 a 1889 IFMtow:ito ;:' to 4-2 Saturday afternoon wtih secondary to bill own passing. ' f' the 1 ~I ' a 115-83 victory over Ashland And he did it under the D!Dsl 0 S::h ft0Ubts es Correctional Institute as Chuck difficult ~ondition: ~tna.K!nable · Richardson taUied 40 points for -on a shppery turf during a ~~;:~~are bls wUe, Doro- the whmers. snowstorm. ~' Wedge: three , In the game played at Ash- I Gilchrist cHnched his second Paul Welge, who 11-tns- 1land, Ky. two players, Tony IAFL rushmg hUe with 981 ) of '*bt Ma100 County . Gibson and Jack Grange. ac· yards gained to 945 for rookie Bqard; C!1arl.. · Wedge, counted for 61 oJ the losers' ; Matt Snell of the New York · of the Economy Grocery , points as Gibson hit 32 and Jets but the 52 yards Cookie Point Pll!aS8Dt, and Mar· i Grange 29. gained Sunday had Utile Wedge, Miami, Fla.; one , Adding to Richardson'• blgh- :nothlng to dn with the Bills' oght:er!.Mrs. M~, 8rown, scoring effort for Rio Grande victory. 1 ' 1 ~~Jfl;-~er Me--: were Mike Meccer with 23 and Sparks DlsBNilon . oCboOI liiocher, and " Rudy Shively with 22 pointo. I Back on Nov. 15 wbeo ·Mattie. 81Mb of , The Jayvees neJ:t contest ls1 Patriots snap~ the .Bills' B~ waa lD a at Dayton on Jan. 9 wheJI they game wi!lnl!li · ilr.Oilk. . . lliQ,~, · · c0111ele9'. face Sinclair College, pound Gilchrist walked ;'t~mp ! The box score: !field m a ·hUff beCause 1 RIO JAYVEES (115) ·wasn't . calling his signal . · Shively 8-6--21; Richardson enoug}i. \,~~~~;:~·,f'"'' A record 17-+-40; LusetU 1-5-7; Mer Kemp aent the Bills off to a ~ trOtters won : cer 11-1-23· W'dila :1-1~; 7-0 first period lead with a 56- ' each Loomis 1-1_:3 Ubi 1-1- 3; yard scoring po" to Elbert Du~.fr·lcl.~-- during Heigle 1--11--2; Magnani ~ benion, Hls flnt one • yard 1$ In 1163 ~~ - TOTALS 47-21-115. plunge made the score 14-t in dl9<lllled . ASHLAND CORRECTIONAL the second period and hill ,..,_ In- I (I!) ond blast through the heart Qevlio 1-:1-14; Glbsor 10-- the Boston line lncreaseol cham- IIZ..:32; Grange 13-3-29; Hlll score to 2H In the fourth f235. 1-2-4; Nixon J-6-4. TO- riod. 1 TALS 32-19--83. The Patriot., who united -·-·· . NO PRODUCTIOfl SHORTCUTS ' ~ PA'IILIGN SIT lrl•"• • I. 'I r • 6 SPEAKER. ' , SOUND SYSTEII '· tl '*• tanhfuiJ •• a'•=••lliii'MOniC$ and overtone~. Themost.accuratecal« bueolromZontth'a'""' ""*.~ ~ ~uta- DhtOftiollii.........,NducedforsuperO AI SIIN IN ' , SIVliHQIN . . § .Q "' $1 00. ~'r'i' ~ ~ a.-~ .. Art~•rved · ,....,··' . •: . . .,; I I. .,:, .: ' .... •• t j) ·' Christmas .•- " . . c~;·, .. . • OYS Complete Selection AU THE POPULAR TELEVISION TOYS Visit Our T~yl•nd Soon MILL STREET . · ' ,, I Sunday evening visitorJ of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson were I Mr. and Mrs. James and children and Mr. and I . . .OPEN EVERY NIGH I' I'lL CBIUS'l'/ffii.S ft~EN Slli'IJRDII.Y 9 I'lL 9 FOLLOWING CBRISI'lfiii.S ~rryJrum~s~on~-~. .~~~~~~~~ii~~~~ •' . ' .:.\ •' ~ '~'. _,.,... ' F· ES tlciGist .iot~~o \.,· :·1 ., . ... •• ··~ HOM~ ..GIFTS·· ~tFfS'· FOR·. . ' . . Di$CQ'-'nt ·'Pricjs· · ,, . • v; •. : ' ' '" rAR , ~ -· ." +V ' ALL TOYS AND GAM~f· ';'{, WE SEltVI(:I! . I!VERY PRODUCT W.l ·sELL! ..- 'r .DOLLS · e GAMES e STUFFED . BIGGEST SELEcTION OF TOYS EVJlt '.··. .·;py' ... ' · .,leidy to Kentucky,..._ CITY LOAN & Guaroniy Co. htre• _________ ...... 1 .·BONUSf st•rts.· lown11 _ _ _ _ __ It: SAVINGS CO, ' YOUR . Zenith Portable TV AI.IIQ SINGI.I SIGNATURE LOANS -: HERE'S · &iendly ••• the best you've ever known. ....... 992'-217! ..... . - MORI . - ~-, ;q-,·... ' ' '' ."-'. < M· .a·.·_'' o· ~R, E-' 5 , ,- ¥"'' ' Add up your bills and debts. Include clot4es and thmp for fall. Put them all together into onebudget loan. Now ia the best time. Here ia tbe n,ht place, Simply phone for the amount )'OU want We 8im to give you a quick O.K. Have your money the very next day. You will I ,._ • * OPEN EVERY EV~NIN~ <* Your Old Li\llng Room, Suite~ , ..,, •.. , •.,:.j t lt • . ·;Q '' : .,.,,. ' .S!ll-Jl!'1'se 'b'll'ibday .P~rty •.11fs for Robert Mul'phy Sat, l'urdav evening by his . PI '. . Trade-In Allow1nce For i;TI. ...:. · • e SPORTSWEAR e DRESSES e COlTS eROBES -"\; e BLOUSES e LINGERIE "' I Ll~£!lle_ 1!~- home. Mrs.These J. R. there Murphy were I Higgins ,Linda Reeves, . Jo Smith, Elaine, Johnny, Peg· l gy, Carmel and Barbara MKUR PHY. , Robert Murphy stayed i Mark Higgins Saturday night. I Mr. and Mrs. ijarold Sunday guests of Mr. and Children of Carpenter, Mrs. Everett Lambert was 1 tbelr Cbarlotte "·r:t,·-··.. · •o• . ' . A GOLD STAR STORE . POMEROY OHIO • . ;, .! . ,.,_,. _,. stt;eo ........CUb/' * Now You Get., Up To . find our lel'Vice ia considerate, confidential, ~~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank and children · of.. Mingo and Mr. and Mrs. Larry of LangsvilLe were Sunday itors · of their parent-S Mr. Mrs. Howard Thoma and SlxZ- Qoo!ly H""' fldtllty - - STEREO DUAl CHAIINR AMPLIFIER INSIST 011 Till BUT QU~TY ,.,IJ'I IIAIIDCIIAniD IUITII 'I;~ HUNDRED ·~ Calling on Mary Pierce were Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Newell ! CJt Chester, Mary Baker and Ernestine Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Johnson of Racine visited Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter 'I were receiat visitors of Elma . Holter, Forest "un, I Linda Brown, Reedsville, vis- 1 Sandra Newlun, :~~~~\:::~::/~:~~and GOESSLER· Jewelry Sto" .. . (M a .. wootera. taw ~tJtpe· twMftra). Btoad,..........,...atao•~~ tor ~J FIVE i' , _ WoHPen Society Notes .................. Z E NITH QUALITY FEATURES FOR FINEST PERF OR MAN CE SUperGoldVIdoo Guard 82~ho"' nol tunlllf system for tonser TV ~fe and areater picture stabiUty. _ ......t 41.10 .,,....................... · ~ ~ tf tf 't,. Circle~ •• IRNRtl • ..,. • .....IIJfllllftt Ifni --11-.lllJ, . l!li~Praltf -~ IUf An• Fr.irnttunr, 6ontM~porary ctblnetrJ in aenuiM Walnut or Mthopny vtnMrS ancl 11tect hlrdwood IOUda. • 125 &Old contocto Ia Zenlth'o ~.-1150.00 ~~......... lt•t O N.$110,00 PrlCH Start As Low A1 Tbt ASHBY • IIedei AU lUna lrldt'• Clrcltt - -.. .SIOD.Q:I NO PRINTED CIRCUITS • "CAPACITY PLUS" QUALITY COMPONENTS LAST LOHGER ' F! ~ t. IIOANOICI SQ E~IOI""'"' • FOUR I . A. IPINDIIH HT hutt'"nt Rlna ....t:I1UIO " 1•141't Clrcl" ,_......$ h .OI ·.;.·~;. ' ·""'· eSWEATERS eSLACKS eSPORT COATS eTIES eGLOVES eSHIRTS 1 to selectloli.. 1 • THREE ~ Golf Equipment . Archery Equipment By Bear Footlt•llsBesketballs of gifts soon ond moke your Williams, Eli7.3.beth L. 1 ""'''" Charlotte A. ~ Afli·,~ ... for Trans. , Bedford. Ruth S. Ebersbach, Ebersbach, WHliam E. · lll''ms, Jr., Ella Williams, al>eth L. Roberts, T. A. berts 1o Homer ..H. pha F. Bailey, 18 A., Charlotte A. McG<lwBn, ren McGowan to Homer Bailey, AIJilha bf. .Bailey, l81ac- Mr. Franklin Russel o£ Mid· Bedford. l di~::l and Mr. and Mrs. Guy l II and dnughlor of Porn· were Sunday visitors ol 1 their parents, Mr. and Mrs.l 100% ltAimWIRED CHASSIS FOR GREATER DEPENDASIUTY ' OR lrfiY 1 ---- •• I, to,; hi!! bouJht Americ::a'a oo; , ·~~~:b;:';h, -(lee., have nme than pleased the b,ride- . rrvom, ~ ••• and why nctt-:- - -~ i everyone on your lilt. Come- our·ellttorlfll ,.. . tlmele"" aood to~ e. Tho famrd gua~•ntt!\!1. ,IN nationwidt Permanent Vilue pfa~·~ ' 1 .. tt: st~JihS' an~ .4PtetuWII impeccable i r ~ Sinc•l850 brides; have thrilied 1 t ...·,J..' ' \ ' Fit for a queen Indeed - ilnd riabt in the finut li'adhioll. ;ed&e. l" I B. Vi eve- Mr. and Mrs. Junior Koenig (A. B:.l Cleve- of Mansfield spent tht. week . Kibble, •Vir· f.nd with Mr. and Mrs. Everett I . E. Kibble, Slsson., ,. Kib- Leota Massar called on , ' Mat~ one Babcock. A., Olive. Mr. and Mrs. David Car1er ' 1 •JP,iil1ms, &c ., 'to Ber- of Pomeroy called on Mr. .and Ruth. S. J,:be.rs-- Mrs. Henry Hensley. Williams. David Smith spent a week w~,~~~ 'lfi£1Char~ end with Mrs. Edna I' ~) ;~~ft. for ~~fr.Anderson Kibb_ l~, "Reeds- D I A M 0 N D Y" ' J N tt! ie ' ·sPORTING GOODS Mr. and Mrs. Orland Branch. ' Win Fourth I. with volu•·wise suegestlons "'"' to ple••' of Belpre, and Mrs. Villa· Kin. cade of Coolville wer~ .v!Biting Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larkins. R' J V' f·:; Society News The WSCS held Its Cbrls!mas , at the home of· Marie recently. n_·un'ed llionday a :r ·(...'"" Our atore is one big Christm•s tree sperkllfll· i 1 prmy llene,il,Wedge 1 Long Bottom H.& SH 2-4811 -- ..' /;_' •i ,. ., , ,\1\' -.:~\' ,. r . �• ... ' ' ----- I dllo, ·~~~1, Pomeroy-lllddle)IOrt. 0 ., ~- • ' 4 1 - ........., _ . 21, 1164 CnUtp. HighSehool Seoting ., .,..... .......... 1·11 .,.. ~ IIHIIU YO!lllpllrom 53 W-. !I Iaili Wll1tllbtt1 112 Mtrt.lte !I J ClnclnniH II !:~rt 14 Rio Omd Ill Cmbrlnd Ky. 11 Olltbn IS Ohio Ntthn !t . 11n1 a a.. a M•lmct 11 Hdlllrl a ~~w · • . ~•11-.r ~ ., Mt 1:11110n n 111'111 • 1.1 Stilt Ia ,..... .. Wllm~ 73 P'tednll St. NY. It Hl'l'k 0o1 $nt n !Aitclr ot sa Nm. m111111t .. cent. Ml!!h. at i:halli 116 Grinm D.C. M Neb. Wet 10 AU!nlstm S.D. lMJ 11 ~ OWn 10 It: L4uLI " aro~ey n i:llbthtft 1• RU'I" NIM M Mllllt. St. Col. 81 8emidil 'I& Sui loaM<~ ,. I'Dtdham It EVERYONE'S SCHOOL p . U. II lldwll Wll<t • 111M. (Dul 8r) n Mont•n• n Pituburtb 16 8\leltleh M lllllttliWOII Albrtbt 74 Slquluml. II St Frncs NY IS 1\rdgprt 67 . Tlllsa 80 Memphis St. G3 J>i11sorsh St. 101 Nwrk st. 74 Arkansas St. 68 SE Okla . 64 seton Hall II lloltGD U. 63 lrn, Mtthodlst 80 TUIIIIII II Rlder 64 ICinl'a Ooll Pa. a 'I'Das 'l'ech 12 Nebraaka 'If Ann 81 ManhiiiiD 112 HoustOII 7o Colorado II st NY ft Ntrt o.ne 12 Arilod) 16 Hayward Cal. St. Alb St 10 Marlsi er Ablleno Chr&Ul 70 /1. M. st. Col anyst u ie 11. lo'llllr< 11 · Plb Amertoon II Austin 31 STORE HOURS 1u,. Kv vm:...~ 70 Nlapra otla. City 45 Colsate 87 Oepa·•w II u. " llrdn smna WHt PrOviden~e 71lowa 70 Brlgbam Young 108 &, Clara PICe 81 ""lldlll s•. U Sm. Cal. II Loyola Calli 67 l)UqUI!!!'!Rf Washinglon 71 Kansa. St. 12 ao SeaHit Mondey O.c. 21 - OjNn 9 Cl... 6 Tuesday Die, 22 - Open 9 C . 9 Weclne•day Dec. 23 Open 9 Clo• 9. Thursday Dec, 24 - Open 9 C:lo• 6 74 11:. Mont. St. tt 11:. Waah. St. II AuiUsbure 114 Idabo !10 led Nt•. Srn. 81 GrHD\IIIlt Dl. Ill Oregon State 61 StanfiiN lt. Wllstn-91111 St. ·Ill N.C. Coil. li ' Uttl. itl Colllornll 71 Tttmeslte 19 Bultllo M KWn&tlo Fls . 56 Hdrnboldt sb i.Ouisvillo 70 De Paul 69 Wash. St. 67 Texas Western 63 1 Miami Fla. e? P'llll'lda 2 Ptpptrdlne 8S Colo. St. Col. oavidl<ll rr Ohio St. M Sm. Colorado 8! Idaho St. 17 lt. Ptltr't II ethiC U. M Alllll 71 Col. ol Srn. 1llah 7~ ll. Frnca NY IS 8rdiPrt 1'1 I . r . VI)' St. M Pulltl'lillt Sl. DUke 101 VlrtlDI• II Fresno St. 90 Whitworth 69 L1<>'* La. 87 St. Mry'• Calif 76 Westminster B9 Pomon• IS EUt Carolinll II Rl<hmond 71 Le Verne 81 FrtlllO Pactlia 71 Olorfltl 11 0eot'lll 1'1<11 II [,llg. Bch St. 89. Cal. S. B. 79 l\llle1 121 All .U.M 107 Seattle Pacific 1'1 S. Olflt II Kon. 13 Md, II (o•trlll!ll} u. San Fran. 95 U. HawaU 72 Shp}llllbtllll. 1M Bltmrl U. 82 Wrn. Wuh. ol Portland, ppcl, Hllh Point II lloekhunt II Puget Sound 70 Ltwl• & Crk 19 ormblhl Ill llbop Coil. ll Pac~ic Luth, 95 Linfiold Ill I~k,..ile U. 71 Oratwn Ky. II ,Chicago St. 74 sm . Ort~~on 71 U Ml'hl 81'. T1111 71 Cmblnd IN ' Oregon Tech 97 GeorJ• Jl'ox Pdltlllt Cell. 71 Atlllllll Co' Mi Orand Cnyon 80 Calif. lip. 70 Cbrltlll Coli. • lt. And:wl 51 1Arizona ~~~; Cslil. Ha)'Wlt4 44 Mldlnol Toarnamlftlt I'1m1t 1G Wlkl Foreot 83 Vlrliula Tocb larilauJ Klbt St. 80 Xvr Ohio 76 (O.T.) Toledo U CIIIdoi 11 At Blacklntrc, \'o. IJJ)'ola m . ta North Dakta S7 Fblal CroighiOII a Hr Wlllm 70 Alabama M North Caroltnl II Indjjna 111 Dllrolt a Oouolltlea Butler 1G Mlchl&llt lt. U Vtratnla Ttch l!M Mill. II. II Mllll n Drtkt ao Ke~~tucky 111\llltdobal waab. o. lll<o. a Vlpr10 1t11 At Lolllngt..,, Ky. lolltml!l<>ta 81 IIIah II. h F1aaJ s.W. Mo. St. '18 Plllmalt St. Bl fillno!s 91 KonNGky a Fl. !lays Sl. Ill HW ll Old a c:.utlallol St !llldct•s Ia!!. II Omaha 74 Dayton ft Wilt Vlqlnla 1'1 .i•trn Mich. II! 11111 II. a Vddldllll Quilt Friday Closed Christmas Day C.W. l'oll tl Qoetno NY Ill !loly Ctou !J9 St. Mcl!ol 75 ,, j. ' " NO LIMITS ·' Saturday O.e.~~ - Optn 9 Clvie 9 SHOP EARLY 1b. -. 20•1bt. Up . 9 . c sMAu: ROAST·t~· 3 CHUC .·,. I.AitOI SILICTS 1-\ pt. aft CAP'N JOHN- STANDARD HAM~ Semi-Boneless 4St . , Stellol..._-1.'. SUP!NI~MT Jt410KID BANQUET PIIOZIN - . HALP .,.00 UNITED NATIONS, but without the world- rocking crises of the original, is A\MINIATURE housed on a hillside overlooking the city of Vi enna . It is the American Int ernationul school, ' Witl::i stUdents from 21} different n ations em both sides of the Iron Curtain. At first , the school ; was formed to , educate children of United States and Canad ia n djplomats and staff members ~J'Ving in Ausiria, but Its excellence spread qui ckly and it's now serving students of Dll nati rm:~. ~: ~~ 69c FULL SHANK for General view of school reveals modern archbecture. This faculty Is multi-national In mob-up. CANNED HAM · llo. a1111, CHICKEN &. TURKIY 10 II 19 1..._ - Ill. · COOICID IONELtt=SI BONE IN CHUCK STEAK POT PIES 6 39t MIDIUM ~~~,. --~-------~.~ FRESH OYSTERS P~t69c. Can c . 'NOMJNIM ' PIJ~CHASI NIEDID ' 1~. aun HALl' - - - 1... 4ft; 4-LI. t A N - - - - $2.9t CINTriR SLICII lit. Itt 6-LI. CAN ....It Chicken - ·•· 49c · · Chickens - ~ 39c • CAUPOINIA- NAVIL l'.liSH FROZIN , ' ;,.;•- ' . .~ - -.. 49c .. . ': ' • i: . I'IIESH FROIIN I PLOIIIDA- SWIIT JUie\' ~· . . f .. ' Cornish Hens LAICI llZI FANCY- WASHINGTON STATE RED Daw~otOIJS Grapes 2•bt. 39c Yams cui&ID-- ' \••••,. ...... llfhl' .. ;LOOK At 'IHUJ, •118 YALUii 10 • • SULTANA ... . ,.. ' Mah••.., ..,.,~.'-. ' ·' '1' '-:rf i"' · .· 2. W..~~~~t 1elll-.. tt; ft. l-Ib. can• F.ROZEN LACEWORK - It takes a while to figure out that these are frozen pow~ er lines after a storm in Schenectady, N. Y., area. • r' A&P IIAND SWEET POTAT0!5:.· . FRUIT COCKTAIL ·· Chitty . . . . . . . . - . .., . ~~ I,OUISIANA FINEST PANC't ·····•••' ......••,.,..u ....•I -\49 . 3aa. 1111 '2..95 5tt... SJ.H \1. lilt 1111. 3·9C 2. .. SULTANA .• . ,_, . ...., .' . ·~ ~ • . . ' JlNtJA..C.t';;;_ tociONuf OIAHIIICID ANN PACII-I.GULA. It CHIP STYLI ::· 39c French Dressina - · tr·2k·. ~·r ·ta~e Salad Dressing ' ' ·~·;,' '· WHITE IEAUTY SHORTENING 3 :~ 59• . · ··TAmFOI "'" . ' ' . .~ ' - .. I. . JAttl P#<ll~Jl.-DOwll 'l liM . l ·~, IJ(, . ·• .. . ., . ' FlESH-Pure, ·. ' TlOPICANA With tho ........... of $5..00 Of Mor. . l:dl...... otl~ · taomptod r. Low lllxp!ret Dee. 20. . . Ill C.... UDII Ul"o . ORANGE JUICE .~; aide 79r. II,DY ~ble luring sea ~ 'IOJI)O JjiOp CQm B~ " ' l,._. ~ • TIME- Lovely Marja I'!"W!en FEEDING have ..' .... ·'' • '. ,., :.~ • • > .~ ' ". ~ 1 ' :_i' :.~ I �l . Far Dealer - Coull liiJd Trappers. Doll't away your furs. Sell to ..... Bailey In ljeedsvllle, Oblo. 11 21 ·&tc ........ ·~ ..... ..., Ill P2t7 64 a..v. - $1~ lt .=.~~,j :1~ It ..: LUMP and ion of mlne for sale. Goel(eiD Coal Pqe St., MlddleporL 12t HE~E~S V8 Impala 2 Dr. Bard Top. steerine. au Ue abift. Clean. YOUR,, Cbtu • ·u:a. Buslileu Services RUG weaving. 21126. SINGER automatic Zig All built-in features. Button- Sa.re $11JO.OO Pboue WI 9- . 11-2&-lOtp ffiANSMISSION Salvage Company Repairing aU makes. PHONE WY 2·2156 '-;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;:;;': ELECTROI.UX Sweeper, ' plete with attachments, ""''"' Notice 1 gun - cleans like new. Pay -~~- -- 1 - - off balance 6 payments --=,-.,.::-:Go:;:,_= =.= er=-,-;PIIIllllllq==.:=-:..,.= HuiJD& I 1:00 am to •=GO pm Mciftcl•y throuth Friday An ~ual ·opportunity Employee. Pomeroy. Ohio. Tel. SH 4952 - WY 2-3469. * \\le ue • Gold Star Stcre In The Pomeroy Merctlanh $700 Caatl Gi-•w•y BEST PRICES ON Snow Tires 670 X 15 _ 16.60 u·us tax Nylon Bleckwalt Tube Type eRegister for the 1954 !<'ord we are ~ i vmg a way N<1 purt·h~ se Is necessarv tust re~iste1 eacb time you dnve in weiJ-K ,.own enttrtlltaen IDG b\o . Tbe grlms al'l or. N!C>'I'V'r d!!'r' ' outinb 1')1urda)'. I!'.IJd VOUJ se~t troUNN lltne .0 m. Sewer Maclstwes Rr.asoaaill'- llMel ~m.allest l(l 1964 CHEVROLET 1963 t.HEVROLET Bel Air .4 Door. · VB en- Impala St. Wagon. Beautiful maroon finisb. Fawn interior. 321 cu. in. va engine, autOinatic ttans .• P.S., P,B,, 800xH: WW , gine, Powergiide trans. Beautiful ivory and silver blue finish. Less than 15,000 miles and In mint condltiou. Radio, heater, whltewnlb t~nd all the goodies. 1963 TEMPEST the BLAETTNAR'S .!'~harp ear. Pomeroy 1\ut..JIONIGER 1960 RAMBLER Clasdc 4 Door Station Wagon. Locally owned and a nice weU cared for car. 8 Ctttt lmullonl 'irtte, P'Oone • CoatMt A. C. BRAUFURD Ratlllet Ollie 5 IJ lie engine with neW rings, std. trans., radio, heater, good tire1. Beige eyl. -- - and brown finish Real Estate For Sale 1962 CORVAIR room ranch style hume on Rt. · 7 near state hlghwl'l_y g~;;•~:n Patio, basement, tile k and bath, fireplace, storm windows and doors, well ~ sutated. 100 x 400 lot, By ap12 21 Cueklo ~ultt "100 - t Door. Local owoed and real low mileage. Sold and sen-iced in our shop_ Powerglide tran•. Radio, heater, new tires, Almond fawn finish witb matching interior. A Sea· son Special pointment, please. Brtb flich . WY 2-5337 or Che5ter ~6. $2495 Monza Coupe. A abarp low mileage local car. Jet blaell: finish, tires show little wear, 110 b.p. en· glne, 4 s.Peed tr_ans. Radio, beiter, r!d bucket seatl and vinyl trim, attractmg many <=elebritiea. One wi.t 'ad:resa AI'o ...... """'* =::..-• :;;;:- ...- t. Vt...r a. &xcw~ea lu 11142, lhe U. S. Supremo Court upheld the validity of lix.~ <ffek divorces being granted 1ilroughout t.he stata _ot Nevad;t. Jn 1944., horqe racing WB!I b• r.r.ed in the Umted States fm duratio::J of Wnrld \\'ar IL ro 1953, P.X·Premier Mo•sa. I.Aflncll' e. =~ e. O.W.erld t. ~liiOIM U.~ 11. ......._ 11.:,.,..,, a , !Ito ._. ll.lllawitlo _l'l, 1:: ~ allllr. 1. A d.oo , ~~ - • 10. o~ n.i:;. ol..bt n. Totll ....,... :!; .\aoit =:. a · ::.:: l:l.llllldloll ............... tla.Kaltio, uolollo Ill'. •lt•thnal ... ..0171111 ...tpto 11.01- h!UbmtD.t ·-:.= ...... --AllA. t:::;:' ... •~"~~• . of lrtin was coo1 'leted or &1. ....... a•7.'ml•tinll ~ IOment. and lead agai1:1t tne shah. d.lolldlt d. OPEN EVENINGS $1895 1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4 Door. Clean interior, aba.rp ivory and blue fmish, good tires, ra· D.ut.Y CIIII'IOQYGTE- lleftl'o htnt ttt ""'IIi Al<rut.aaaxa · II loOJIG.ii&,LeW ' - - ..............., ........ Itl .... .....,......~ ... lit ,_lij, )I lot b 1wt 0'1, 110. llqla IItteii, . _ . . _ _ _ llflio ......... all . dio JDd heater, 6 cyl eJt· gine, Powe1'gllde trans.• good tires. $795 $999 House for sal~ FOR SALE - Modern 3 11 THE ALMANAC United-- PresS · Iiiteruatlonal is Monday, Dec. 21, ~~~~~.,~~~; ~ !~~ day of 1964 with 10 to u follow. The moon is approaching last quarter. The morning stars are and Mars. I The e_vening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. premium car that's invit· int: ttJ own ani drive. $1995 C.mpleto- which bH1 ,., ~~ lilt~ Jan. I In • .~ : : \ ' . daydream situatloo .. ,Doqlas 11. RNar7 I'D• lt~ne Dahl. wtio acfmired tbe Beatlea polter seen above. Jt baa photo& of Preaident Jobn~l!t left and hia nmn1ng mate Sen. Hubert Humpbrey, aeconu from rlgb~ ouperimposed on two o1 the lle&tlel. 1963 CORVAIR Coupe. Local · owned and low mileage, red over ivory finish , 326 V8 engine, automatic trans. Like new whitewaU tires, radio and heater, The word is go on thiJ LeMans beater eon. ----,--- 1. River .......,. "'1\1. 1Garllntl in8 so--so \\'ttn it &md.ily Dllht ltlt film for 1 poulblt ae. n.C\ :.. • ,n woo thO!Jiht lhe rles basecl on lbo old lno¥111 '- ~ln 3Upply of ald . films would I ''Meet Me In St. Loub." .<Oilh reOilll In 1 <Uihtcl< of Tbe lfHI horned owl /IOIIIIo tltt>e fellijroJt . but lhOir over. Umeo Is dubbed lito " lljor lA all strong accoptance bao hi>W the blttl lltltld." ptoduceil lilt llfJIIOrlt, JIOIIOiblll· '' that ca..q..rv wbitlb has nev- I The name Caspiaa Sea IJ a ... had w..tlymo•ler bUt llloJmltnomer since lhlt bolly ol POLI11CS ON 1111! BECOIID-Neweat and IDOl! ""uauol Dilbt e~ub in N~w York City i• tbe "Discotheque for LBJ" tires show little wear, A $2495 !"rom the laNest trudi: 01 radiator ~' CIS-TV I urJay•., .ABC-TV iloo been do- : llolm olga~ 10 play lhe molher RADIATOR SERVICE oulldozer 'hedli..-.a du.lr; P•"•mDel ~elp jMUonlo l Clto WlDioma obow olton 1111 10. ._...... r~~~o•d special Chrl:itmas pro- comiedenne lmpersonattns Judy 1 mo~ 1b, T\' Movlol: NBCTV bos hlrbankl Jr. llllsta iht llrBI ol lt.:!::f:. beth ttavin~ continuecJ success four ABC-TV IPicltlt p)udiDg Bib. \'·!th ib- twlct-weekly motion 1 various entertainment lnduatry 111. .wan' w & ~ii.ltur e&, Wtdaflday• and Sat- !projects Feb. 4.•.C•I•Ile . l'lht1G.a. SHOOT, December :roth, ooon eacb. WY 2-3862. 12 17 CaD W~ ~m< Day " NIK!II I a II< 1ill dark. High powered nt- - -M P d --o a/ for i 1-mme co ill , bo lu s LU an run-o .,--:-c:-=--:::--:-:---:::= tesd 22~ ~ ~ i ~Legs1: 0 : sa le : Gueglein Coal CO., •I to:AriNG, Plumbing, MaeDer an 5 - mer c PBge St. Middleport Furnace& ~d llndMn. Farm, Beech ,,- Grove Road, • 12 3 Ue 118 Ea~' MaiD Stl'ee&. hiDRutland, Ohio. Pb- W1l ~,.~~& iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ijii'ii';;;;;,;;ii12iiiiil0.6io4ii:,tc S'J'()KER COAL. Double eroy. 1 II tfe ; ed oil treated. Rlgbt wELDERs % x 1. Delivered or at SHIP FITTERS EXPERIENCED SHIP FITTER PULLUP MAN on Route l24 at Rutland. st..dy work cobs C<lal Co .• R- D. No. Ex<:ellent Benefit• rbese are permanent positiona, Union wage scale. l'ranaportation will be reembursed to each applicant who 1s hired. For £urther informal.ion and authorization to report for work, telepllone collect: Em,loylft!lht Office A"*""" Ship Building Co. 2245 Front St., "Tol. .. 5. Ohio Tel: (•191 691-2475 hos--lan IIIIDonYIIIe. - We 42 KINDS fOR. CHRISTMAS 4 Door Sedan. Dark blue, finish. ' clean interior, va engine. Std. trana. Ra~lo, 1 7 P:M. ..... ___,....... _____ WJEH RADIO- --·-·_..... MERRY CHRISTMAS 1;0 ALLI " Pomeroy Motor Company Khrushchev'" regime, waS named first deputy premier of lhe Russiau Republic Suuday. ' SIMON''S MOSCOW '(UPIJ - ionstanlln G. Pysin, former agricult~p"al official relieved of hiJ job during oualed Premier Nlkita · &. MARKET E. MAIN_ST, POMEROY FLEX STEEL \ . • I NO ' ' ;<;:'{ . IIIOND&Y 'J'BIIU FBID&Y 1:06 SliD 0. - N.,. 6:06 Scar~ 11ear1 1:111 Melp CetmJ1 Bf'D lob Paul Bowers - Fll'lll 1:111 BJII Miller Shoft 1:&7 Wealher 7:10 Nm 7:16 Ttuy'o Momlnl Cllapel 7:10 Bin Miller Show 7:10 8porta 7:JS Plettu llarclwart ('l'Ueo•• ~urs·) 7:10 NeWI 8:10 BID MlDer llllnw 1:00 JohDIOII Slmpoon lho. (ltldly) 8:10 Dall7 IJ&bt 8:U BUI MIDer bow a:e Bater Fuml- Show (Wed, • F'rt.) 8:1S U.S Super Mkt. Sbow ·' ·BECAUSE{· ,. . ~- - · .· · NEW '$HIPMENT ~ Livestodc Of CHAlliS JUST p AQIVEp IN . FOR T~ TIME· ,. GHliSTMA'ii' .. :. . ·· '' ,.1<~ • SPE . .C IAI ~-_,.... -;,; ,:·; ., ., . -'.(; . ' -· 11:30 lArry- Aodonon Show foOl Nlill a:oo Jtm Mees Show · ,, .. lltlllol Qb!ll 4:00 TlnyS .Santa Claus Show 7:30 NIWO Htadl/No 4:11 Jim M. . SboW foil Mlllletl C11o1t 4:liO~c Cn. Ntwo f:IS Word ll!d 'l'fttlmon,. 4:411 Jtm Mees Show 8:00 Oblc Valley Nrwl 1:00 Sip oa 1:05 World Nen SATUIIIIA' ii lb sporta "''odiJ 'Mt:OO Sip Ott • """' 1:11 Wealltor 1:05 Counlry Music 8:16 Musical CJwot 1:11 CounlrJ J...1:11 Nn1 7:10 Lorry AllllenaD Ibn 1:00 Talk Ill 1M 1'111111 11:00 Top Teo Show t:55 ua- COunJ1 News 12:00 NOGII Ne111 10:00 Pldlllt ilmCt 12:15 MIIC!III lllllrlllda 10:11 hmUy Wonllip lour 12:10 Tbe Rev. MeriiD ~ to:liO 1:01/ Jim Meoo Show 11:00 llrwo Beat Com.,...., La-. 1:110 SUp Oil 1,1.:10 ............... SUNDAY acopt J'rklor, Chunb 1:10 Sip Army Hcur • · llllll _... 8:011 Froncb CJt1t Baplill 11:15 Wol'ld 111111 . " 8:30 SUnday Shnw . 11:1$ CouDtr Ntl!l , !Tburs:J 9:30 Tba Bible Speabl II 1111112:11 Qapnntmll)o 111'11 , • Newa . 111:011 Tbo ~ ~ 11:06 ' - ! " til CGIIei 'W1111 "-* ll:lllllllldQ . 12•10 llltblo . 'l "' BID llllla Bnmcii' SboW 12'110 Noon illtio "" il111 ,rMtllor ' MJDitlclll AsaOolallaD 12:11 CltrlsUID'I Sour • - !Uil Ba11141a loon! MaoOo coUat)l ·qri. !ttl. 11:10 Rev. MeriiD .,._.. 12IJI.NI'II 0 Oraa '· ('hios:) · 1:00 BeY. ~ . . . .; , . c.lli:JI•OoafriJ,AleDI \ ,. FIIIIIIJ Wntlp l'ftt~ l:lll Rev, SO. IJlllapi. .·. · 'S:41 ~ Clo • , 11:11 11:16 A.S.C. l'rclnlll (J'rl.) ll:liO Swap "Sb!lp · 11:45 Tiny's CoUnlry ilylllntlme 12:00 ceineDI Blocl:, NOWI 12:15 Goesslor Guell' star . ' ,_~--- "WMPO RacUo ~ ~·rc ~..:.~~~ 7•00 Be suo .... Know • 9:00 9:06 10:~ 11:00 11:11 Co.IL ~ WDL lUlU Ill DIIIIIWii-IC>sR 11It¥NOS ~, , '• •l•• lt.O.M'!l'lloHYllo loXY\t'!l'·lltiC a.-Yl ~'IH.O. Va YDD:-'If\''tl! ai'VItl _ , . . ll>ftloc.toio: ciOoD ~ 18 tooD in Meigs coun!y!l Tbt price is right! Discollnl to all churcbeo~ioeboolJ and Ill' . ganlzatlons ·on cimdy and fruit ·, · only .&Ot....., . . . .,. . . • • ax ?4alo&~ • • Th~ larg:sl selection beater, a "at sharpie and OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL -~~~~-- ... oii-L - 1961 OLDS F 85 · $1395 'IE 0C PILL .or•· DAILY CROSS.WQRD NOTHING LIKE A SECOND CAR FOR CHRISTMAS ·tomatlc and standard tran,. holes, fancy designs, sews missions. Maurice Gagnon. buttons, etc. Just dial it. Owner. Pboae WY 2-1173. • give full guarantee to DaJ·tv l 11 17 tfc assuming last 9 payments 1/1.25 eacb. WY 2-3862. 12 17 6tc I 'felevision Rev11e . . ·P......,oy. Ohio ~ j II o _..,...,. 1. , lwopon . - by kid brothae Jerry Van ~· lhll ....... Jerrr _ . . . on 1ho Ohll 111111Qo 11...,. lilt PI'Oill'Rm in 1 ~lo ol reillo ta/111 1ft 10 M- boo:oult od bllarious opiJodOI in I b I 11111 UIIIIIIJ .... ........ by • tprlna oC 1111. I IDlOky ril1tt rii bau. 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' .Doc. 23-24 - , 1\!I,T q~~N ;:; , :;J, ...............- . llberfelds Teyfoml Is In tile Toy Building locotH two doors below Court StrHt on Moln Street $1.18 Guerilla Booby Trap Sale 77c $1.89: ChOral Tops - - - - - - - - -- Sale $1.47 98c Remco Exploding Booby Trap Sale 59c B9o-.ft1ess,Kit anc;l Ca~n . ' Sale SOc Magnet Power Thlmlile CitY · · ' " S•le $10.29 $6.95 Johnny Seven Microhel.,.t Phone Sets Sale $5.BB $5.45 Remco ·Motorized Monkei Guns Sale $2.42 $5.50 Monkey Battle Jackets Sale $2.69 2.69 Nuclear Guns Sale $1.99 ~6. 95 Battery !tower SWing"rall Airplanes Sale $5.44 $3.95 Battery Power Jet Airplanes' Sale $2.99 ~.5() ~ttery .~~wer1 Heli~~pters . Sale $3.91) Handy Andy Toil Sels In Metal Boxes Sale $4~95 ·Just 4 ,... $2.B4 Ho~rorscope ·~vie Viewers Sa lit ·.$1.:99 $13.-95 GilbeJt .tt\icr~scope Lilb Sets. Sale $1o:29 Special,, Group .f)f' Ones . ' ,, Sale li2 !!rice . $4.39.Aero Jet Streak Plane'Thit·Piin Sale $2.69 Sale $1 .87 $2. 9B Game Chests (Plays 70 Games) · $2 :6~ Bingo millie Bingo Outfits Sale $1.77 $1.00 Kar·Zoom Racing Games Sale 67c $1.99 Sidney Soc Nic Doll To StuH Sale $1.~9 $5.66 Mattei Magnate! Games Sl!la $4.50 $1.9B Zip Flip Magna Wand Skill Gamn Sale $1.69 $1.9B Flintstones Brake Ball Games Sale $1.69 •. $12.25 Baby Brite Nursery Sets Sale $1~.29 $2.69.,Allfl'l!~'l! Tee Sen wit" Magic Perc Sale $1.87 98c Betsy McCIII Baking ·Sen Sale 63c Sale $2.00 $3.95 Monkey Division Hehnets $3.49 Junior Tool Belt SetS Sale $1.84 Sale Bile $1.59 Small Fry Camping Kits : WED. ond THURSDAY MeRRY CHRISTMAS e Save this week also on Tree Ornaments and Home )leeoratlons on S~e now on sale in the Toy Departments. e You can buy G.E. Indoor and Outdoor Llgbts at Special Prices this week on sale in the Toy Department Merchandise advertised In Ibis sale Is located in the Toy Building, two doors below Court Street on Main Street. Elberfelds In Pomeroy • ..·" ,.. ~. ' . ' '. . ~ ' ., '"''·.His .,.<;,•" .f~ l: '\iv#dllE ·' . 'flliiitMAS J t .7'4, •·.. I ,I :: ~-. li Annual Candrelighe Service u Held ·.,_ ~ --_; -·. . . ( ,. Give Hlin . · .. f ' '-1~,_. ~ .• .IUl .· · SHIRTS ' With.•ti:W..r. Oxford Cloth, DectDn and r : D.ctollnt. ' from 4.50 to B.95 . I " ' "· . ~~)-,.. ~ ,,_. .' ..... - . ..~TVcfMJ~TS by Arrow & Monticello :·. !~A~over, cardlpn styles, mobalr, , ~t~l - !11'1011. •.·~~ . ~·~· IILLI'OLDS & KITS by Swank f..." J~-.ller llbave and cologne ' · - ~ llroadclotb, Udt, flannel, I ~~- -· bectoleue from US to 12.95 .. ' '.,... .,.,.,. ·~~WEAR & ALL-WEATHER . :;..~.:11-.;'.i~ . ~!' ' ' ' ',,,•,.. ~· ' ~:··:: ' '" I· ·, ' , •,,, Sunday evening, Tom 11 ~~~,,~!;:~ candles. The 11 joined in the singing carols during the service. Gifts of food and articles for a Christmas charity projeel were dedicated at the altar. Glenna and Patty 11arriJ were HIGH ESKilOO ~ ' ' .' ~,' ~ .·, . .J' ;"i ;! • { The annual Christmas amdl.. Ught service with a dedication of the Whiie Gilt Offering was held at Heath Methodist Church Baker was organist and special music was presented by the choir. Seveu • branch amdelabra with red lighted tapers provided the setting for the rovenaJot or renewaJ and consecration · en by the Rev. M. E. Do•ison as officers of the church car- "" ,:_. '' Cuff Goes · Up or Down - '.'i~;2 ~.';.; ; ie.;Gross, . ' THE SHOE BOX Mlddloplt; 0, ' SALE ... Bargains For-· l;f . NEW· ITEMS .ADDEO T·O.-SALE ~ALL . ITE~S~ RE~(i:~O-.J:~-:1) 2::f PR:ICES ,,CMOP·P:ED . . Lease Expiring ". Hope· 23, 1964 ·AU·! . ' THE BIG DAY - Bob Fisher, left, and Rod Karr, wh& ":as JUS! help!ng out, pack 100 food baskets Tuesday rught for dtstn,butwn today in the Middleport Volunteer Fue Company s annual Christmas Food Project. The food goes to famtlies who otherwise might not bave 1 happy Christmas. -Sentinel Photo. for Jury - Duty •j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 21, 1964 jividen wedge