http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7932a21f6341bf1060afdab7006f36d5.pdf 12a198d491f85c919c7e589bd97ce411 PDF Text Text ' ' • ' ' .. , e WEDNESDAY, ............1011111111111111-lllilllltlllllltllllllllli................ _ .. ' .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 �• I ' ft 1)lft7 ~- Nl..,.. .~ . ., DOCI'OR SAYS , "'erry Christmas-.:.e% Who? . I ..,. WIDI.,. then to the blgh of over 03 percent 1t tho present time. We must aalt ourselves why the world Ia movinl away from Christianity? When one loolta at the true spirit of Christmas, which makes the most call11aed person mellow, the faces of children llant up w1th woader and people have a special ri ng in the greetings that they extend to one another, it is hard to imarne a world without a preponderance o Chris· tlaDJ and allied reUJioDJ w1th bl&h prin· ciples of morality, All we look at the world today, and as we have for centuries, \ve sun see people fighting each other. In the Congo the rnlaslonarlea, who are there to min· Isler to the natives, are mauacred, In our land and everywhere, the selflshnen that Is the direct oppoSite of true Christianity seems to have the upper hand. We must be concerned, and If we are Christian. we m11st pre11 forward to reverse the forcea of evU that are abroad. · Our attitude must be one o! concern for others less fortunate, and only In that way wiU we prove to the world that the spirit of Christmas lives not just on the date of the Bil'l.h, but around the calen· dar year .-Dew teeth, Mora ly DOitOTHY KILGALLIN Lynda Bird Johnson's chuma think I bll crush on an attractive cnw-cut Wblte House aide who's been ~ her around New York lately. ·ot count, 10me yeara aao, Marearet Truman's friends had the same Impression, but aha wound up marrying a newspapennan . . . A seduction scene bemen Jobn GleiJIIId and Irene Worth Ill th~, new Edward Albee play, "Tiny Alice, Is certain to upset aerious churrh loen - and help tile boxofflce at the ~arne time .. . Lee Remick it advertlsed as doing a "satirical strip" on the Danny Thomas TV special in February. Is there any •uc)a thine as a serious strip? That Wll quite a.party at the Hawaii Kat foDowlng the premiere of "1 Had A Ball." And to add to the general excitement. someone stole the music from the lhow right from the bandleader'1 pod· lum. Buddy Hackett bad to hum the tunes to the maestro so he could conduct excerpts from the score for the cast and · •b• hu adlnlrers. The killln& of Sam Cooke had a tell· log effect on Mahalia Jackaon's recuper· atfon from her ~ent Illness. .Mahalia h~td a great deal to start Sam In show b ' eaa, and the news of btl death came u a terrible Jolt. Acidlnr to the mystery lllrrOIIndln& Ilia a~ fn California: the doeton who performed the autopsy found no evidence · that the idni:tr had been drlnldna excessivelY or takiD11 nor. cotlt~: It wu estabUabtd that he had been beaten with 1 broomatlck: Sam dined In at the motel under hiJ own lllllle, 111 no one could claim he wu pre- · tlndlnr to bt other tban the roct 'n' roll atn "b it wu; btl card caae, with btl drl· Mr'a :ueeue and au hi• credit cards, it mlllln1; and 110ne of the other oceuppta llf IIIOtel· heard a dodr beiDJI ldcked Ill, 'ot -11111, allboulila tber, did hear tJirM. llhOtl. 01111 endta Sam 1 Hft, tha etblf went tbiOII&h the ceUinJ, but the tlllrd .llq.h un't been found. uw • • • : . .leatl.. fall 1111a11t be Interested to .tnow that In "The 1>17 Cluter tell," tha 40J!t'l''ll lee- will. JII!IW Custer, WhO w•.~wa u "LoDrhalt" to the Indians, w,tUa ~~.w- cion to 1111 llhilulden, ··J!It __..;. be lbl& d play the IUftar? •• • • . fad for "lllddle ~ fOod Is ,. , r; , . ¥9 IJlloueh~ , auv:&ll" th e l'OUft1 , · ' =A.., . ;!!;, ,.. ~ , .ztlll~~TJnb ~IIJI '1:, .. tt..,. flllla p,vlora In popularlly. Wher'• UW, ~ up, !hty IIIUe Jamb ·•· · · popUlir tlian ever and provide · ' ,, , foiQ!Itkplancerolnd the lOnd of with thltlll . . . Loulae lloolla,; , , . . . . lltar of lOIIJ ap (DOW . ' " . ' ' . ,110 .. • living In Rochester, N. Y.) Is almost flo· !shed wrltin& her autobiography, tilled "Naked on My Goat." lt'a reported to bo "really wild," and quite a few Hollywood old-timers are woriyina because word Ia around that abe's namin& names and pulling no punches. Italy now has a sn1ash boxofflce hit In, of aU things, an Italian Western. lt'a called "For A Fistful of ·Dotlara" ... . , , Steve Allen wrote and paid for the newa· paper ads he toot out praising "The Sign In Sidney Brusteln's Window,'' I~ which hls old TV sidekick, Gabe De~. plays the male lead. It was a generou1 gesture on Steve'• part, and one he sin· cerely hopes wUI result In mordl: playgoers' Interest in the Lorrallie Hansberry drama. . ...... " . . "::. ;::. Jack Carter's Christmas present from his wife, Paula Stewart, was •&-•a 14-carat gold golf club. She gave It to him in. ad· vance so he could take It to Las Veg11 and Impress the boys . , Dee Sharpe, the rock 'n roll singer, was another show biz member In good standlne who couldn't walt to have his sweetie open her Yule box, 10 Marge Belmer - a lovely youDJI chorine In the Peppermint Lounge revue, is wearln& a ring w1th her initials In tittle diamond&, She eave him • new JUI· tar. The tragic atory of the murder of Ka• therlne Genovese, now being made Into a movie, wu originally titled "Lonely Street,'' but that's likely to be changed to ''Thirty-Eight Wltneaaea" ... There'll be more than a bit of glamor in the audl· ence when Tony Bennett does his Dec. 28-27 concert stint at the Brooklyn Aca• demy of Music. For Instance, the stately Begum Ala Khan hU reurved a box !or the secorulsongfest, and that mean1 a lot of ele&ance and probably a lot of emer· aids. • • • MGM wUl have more than 80 aelec· tloDJ u Academy Award contenders thiJ year - w1th heavy favorites from "The AmerlcanluUon of Emily," "The Nilbt of the IJIUana,'' and ''The Unalnta'&le Molly Brown" . , . Arthur Rublnateln, who owns a palatial Parts house on the Avenue Foch and spenda a IOod deal of his time there, Is now shopJIInr for a country houae outside the ll'rencb c1pl· tal. When be linda the rl&ht place, many or his valuable palntln&s from hla Man· batten apntment wlll be 1hipped to Franee to decorate the new abode In properly ardatlc fashion . . . Miami Be1ch hotel teepen are ecstatle over the worst holiday cru1b In yean, Some are cetdne over for a New Yen'• Eve l'tiii'Vl· lion. ............ •too __ t,w.....,., D. D. I. '''· . -- .... .. .. ·~ ,, , . ,,,,,; . . , . ., .. .. ""* "II Ol\!Y ~ a bltlnl ble or into I a eboCOlllll eovll'ld manhmallow." Deollltl lind these .._ puff" eaplanatonl o! rr~ lUNd Ieeth rather bolleva. .hard . No matter how intelU,ent a kid may be, he eannol hope to become • wen edueated, or weD employed citizen ullleaa he itiii'Jll to read. The Uttle Arizona lddt ftfl not tariiiJlC and that II why Mro. Bettina Rub!· cam, o! 3c:ott.ldale and otherl moved to lhakt up the Ar1lona MY IIEADDI ANIWIB TBB achools, Mra. Rubtcam (bar MAIL huaband il Madllon AVItlfl''l Dear Helan: Hera Ill my staUo In llliii'IS' Raymond Rubloaln) fGiterad 111 orianlzallon called Arizona CIU. to Mr1. F, W. who doean't think l'Qr Strenalheatnc .PubU. fttwiPIPW boyl ahould bl lip. peel I lchool Education !ACSPS!), Teecb PboiiOIIc . , _ Dear Mra. F, W. : UntU YOU The major Nlulll to far llavt have tried thlo !ina or wor!c, then you are In no poaltlon to been these, -'111e inclullon of a required judie whether the boy Ia enCOIII'St In phonetteo at Arlaona tided to "tokeoa" Ill apprecfa. Stall! Unlverolty wrtre teachen lion. lloyl do lOt m, and thoH are trained. (Phonetlea Is the 45 - 50 eustome111 eare Utile tool or method by WhiCh YOUilt! about this when their paper C!blldreo art JntrodiiCI!II to the is duo. Parenl! have to flll In 1lpllabel, the l<lUildo of letters, for the boy• - therefore 1 the aasoctatlon of letten · In Jmow what a lhanlcleaa job It other sounds, the creation or really is. Tips or thanks are ayllablu by a combination of hard to coJnt by. People lake lettero and the oration of Wllalr advontare when dollli worda by a combination of aylo bu.sine11 !lith a child. How lablet,) would you Ultt 10 call upon a -A .Udllre apread lbiOili customer lor a btU olleu thea Arizona school dlatricll of tro • 1.00 at leut 111: t1ma1 beiora phallic aystem Ill tacillne ralll- le.lltnc It1 The cualoiD of tip. 1111. Pilla to older than you or I, and -A nally allontlhtnc 1m. lhtrt are &till mora "11"11• prOvtment Ill lbo rtadlna level men" around than you -.auld ., tile lddl, beUevel llJ own huabancl'• tlPI -'111t lmprOYement In the bave paid lor many a tchool roadinl lnel .... aoeompanled boot lor our ·ldda. The majoriby tmpmoem111t Ill lbo Wholo ty or u- boya are conaclen. liOUI, hard • 'llor!clnl Yotllll buJ. ~Mu~Dtn. t.t tile cbDdrtn'l Mro Kubleam and her ·lilt· all lnm lht ~ """'""""' ba lhttr l1li4l willa thattakt oo ddld can make a~~y J IIHll!l aoldemlc Jlh8NI .11 IHE DAlY .' .TINEL ' . """"""'::'7!'7";'7'7PG ·;.;,;;I,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I . I " ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating ' . '; , PLUMBING we don't Ultt 11 ..,-, Will blcaUII you 4Dn'l tiar ,our way tbtoqll coUop that .,.,, bullt'1 llllh!r tball llCitblnC- Cof. tqa IOWlll ta1tt ad9aDiac•:·ot ·' iltudenta becauee IIley bolr they'll t11te anyt111n1 tlllt'l · • fend. -coLLIQI: MAN 'illll 1101- II dacllclllll It . " ... 1tm11J llttnc,. 11 If you'll.·hafo tnc kid lrollhll .t tl jUII , plllla. . ,·, tnublt, ,let ' lltlfa . bolP· 10V. · . . will allll wllCcnnt , 1111111 ·. , 1 •• aalu ...l apasltnc:tr. AclJottel 'Ill II . , ." . "'' , .: . ,, ' . "' , ; .,. :-.-•r . .;; .. Logan Stuns /ac~son, TOTAUI 11-:11· 10. :JACUON Ill) ._ -:1-l Colun 5-1-10; Role "' 1..0-10; hlon 4-8-le; Olllum 1-1; Jenkins 11-1-1: I I I. ;• HEATING 60 to 53 turned homo after being a loon ~ .-r<n: tient at the Camden • ctilk I :~:.· 13 8 IS 24-tO hospital at Parterab!JI:s. """ 14 11 11 17--6'1 Holiday ,guesll o! Mr. Reaervo ICOI'8: Ja~ fl, Mn. Lester Eqle, wu a father, Clifford Maaterl, ,.. ,.... AUTO INSU E . mth •exclusive ••• •• • • • • • • • • I ..-...... II come• vlrlli 6: •llnl a raaout 1 bit 11111t tea would be 1 blf -llhlnl hard and out eame relp. How llbout , ttT -TI:i:N lhi wbole CI'OWII Ill a loolb." '. Harrisonville News Notes Mn,: pvt hlr dellttll Ill envelopt '11\lh 1 llolroa 1110\l Ill k and eapltlnld, "whlll *"' aw.. Tlw....; ail &be ' . . ......... .. "-.-!ety Notes Society·Notes by .. IUf*'lllarltal). AtheOI, daa of the Southeastern OJII~ hardwood for the paat'three yean, extelided lt'1 llUIOn w)nnlng !llreat to 31 stralgh:l, and league wluiDJI mark 1o 24 In a row by bom~ G6 Academy'e Blue DevUa 84-39 before 500 h0ll&l7 Ilk the GAHS JYm Tuesday Dil,;: ht::_.--.....-~---"' Apple Grove > Bt•Utllll'lllllllllliM.illt • ·Jirokn !Galli - Mil &or deallll ""' .. emunilod • MYo II toll w lllaS II _ , her tooth. It mUll haft " lbo •••. t:amvwe /t ..a Dear Teen: . Yea, how llboutlt? WhJ 4oa't you atar1 tha billa rolliai?-H Dear Helen: · I would Ultt to lilfmm Mra. R there are plenty Ill llllll whthl I live who are dotnc odd Jobt 11 reaeonablo wqea. ThiJ .aummer I -ked lor a palnh!r u hll apjiNiltict lor n HDII an hour. And I hada lot ol fun, lell'lllnc 111111 aettt1111 Paid lor tt. U It lets aroulld you•fe a · hard-worker, you doll't have lilY trouble findinC Joha, -HARD WORKING TI:EN Dear Helen: A lot ol ua coDeae 1tudelta tro Wlll'lllq for from 7S ..... an hOur (COil... Cl!tteria) II fl,.:lt an bclur (tervt.oa atatlta ft--.l-..:11 Ji:i puiiiiiiiDt CI'OIIIl, r• run SAMety Notts ' · , ou';.p • 111 a IIDlPGni7 NJ!IIGIIIII"' · wu 1111111. \· 'l1lt danlllt uaed tho llroktl tooth. Both tile crOwD and tbl" .I root wtra bollolMcl out and lllio. od With . . . . 101')'0. resin tplasllc) that taket only a few Jllbjlllll 111 llordea. Wllb lflt to whleh It ll'lhllCklnllho tho harde~ , pluUc for 1Iip. shacltle• of lootc...y. lolro. Kubl. port, tho two IICtlolll wctlben cam and othero believe the et.. cemented together. It looked mentary sehool child who ddu •ll!lost as goad. .. the orlclnal not learn to read btcomu lhl t<Ioth, and If bo'l careful I hiJh achool dropout and .later mf&bt tvin lilt !of ...thl_ Some yeara previously, Mr. the unemployed juvenile dellnquent, U the il rilbt, Arizona L'o tDoth bad the nerv• II on tho way to aiiiYiattnc IIIII l!loYed and the root c.nal lllltd. ThJr made It pl'OIII to · llf our lfe&ltll JOCIII and rr.cture, sin ce llllllVItal IIODIIc prObltllll. ACSPSE cama IIIIo betna bt- l"dtlld") teeth becoma brittle . ..uaa Arlaona Jlll'flll• and WIJII qe. But 11 alto made It ealler to other1 bollevo the Utllt lddt , wera betnc chetled llf their r1pa1r the tootll becausa 11 bad ohuca for 10011 Uvea. II you 110 IIII'Vt. ·u this broken tooth heel have that prOblem In )'lllll town 111111 Yllal, root canal therlph)' or liate, you Information It on what to do about 11. You oaa would be needed llefON aoWd be I!Itd oecordlna II lhil .obtain U.t lnforlilallon from • J' · the IIHdJDa lltlorm Found• parttcilllr methoct tlon, lie Will 4tth Strttl, Ntw ·· An amUIID& otory about a lnoken tooth conctrnod· IIIII .. · · · YIK'll. N, N.Y. W., a, and I white haiNII tlulo"'".·'.. 1111 of 1 woman. She came Milo .., 1111 back !IUD I trip Ill 1111. ;; arplltW Ill ColOrldo 10 111ft I broktD tootb npU'td. ~."' ',. ~ ' HELEN HELP US! '\ • Athens Picks Up 24th ~:~;J Victory in a Row,B4-39 b Reports From Th ·c Capitol or hot. · ' ' - MAKE TH&S A HAPPY ·'HONDA ' CHRISTMAS to aectpi!Da a_ lip. -MRII. A. c, .Jiur llolto: . So Mrt. V. ll:. H. Ia 'agra..i- , ec1 bec:aUII - . ·anc1 -·t win• •• work. May~ ill bor ~ bocid .ptople DHcl td,· e~•• bu! ilot In mine. TIJel won't 1ccept worktro oft , . ilie . -~ becouat lhey'r't ltrat\1 "" Ollr ~ 'lln't . . 11! 10 out Iii af llilbt Ill llabJ> Ill. Tilt 1ltldl want to IWt. but . 110 'lllll birl .a I~ ,, I . ' ' A Youth E~ioYirl'~ 1-1- •'"'" , . • ' . "':"! i ,i ... -~ v:. --·-· - ..... a:::!= ....... :.: ................ ,,_ ... -~ ::::.::::-......... ~ -.................. X MAa . u.c~Aa. !;·110 _ _ ' . · - - - \ ,, ~ TT~ ..,... &.1'1;0 .., · that child eannot read. Oppo. V"Jted Pretia lDtemaHonal n.nts of the phonetic system are hard put to answer that Arilon1 II doing the neces- proposition. They are 1 wrong• oary toward making the state's headed lot, howeve1, and con· next pnerallon of teenagers tlnue 10 try to 1e1Cb die lltUo the mOll intelligent, best edu- kids to read by the so-called eated, least deUnquent of that Jook·say method, age lfOUP In the Unlted States. Crecotn SpeUIDI Problom The bleeding hearts cif 1octal Look-tay f«<lllrea a Utllt kid reform ohould inquire Into what to memorlle the outU..1 of aoes on In Arizona. What aoea each word added to hla vocabuon Ia a dynamic reform In el.. lary, He may never be able to mentary education. The obj- 1pell lt. Tllll leada to I!OIIIullon tivo of reform 11 to ttadt Art· borderinl on chao1 In tho lltUe aonl'l lltUe kids to read. mlnclo becauae of an blabllltr On the basis of ·rewlto to to diJtln&ulab ually betwten date the objective Ill being at- ouch wordl •• oer&eant and tained. Thlo Ill very lood newo our&eon, moDkey and donkey, inMed because it Is not non- Iunny and bunny. EnaUah II not senst to belleve thit m\ lntell!- I picture laniUIJI, ltnt, well educated citizenry Ia Arllona clalmo to be· f!rSI the best delense of the · Ameri- amona the 10 Ita• Ill the • can way of life, c:omt war <Old quar~en, . · •.. I •), By LYLii WILSON ay • Tornadoes Seek SEO Sfand•ngs Victory after . Pair of Losses 10 OlllJ 1 "'1 r.w ockt pe.. . pie dellberlllliY try 10 broalt · thera lettll, yol a &oad ~ ~~ ' . have a aoad ao ~ lt. TbeJ; -crack nUll, bill IIlio hard tlllo · . . chomp Oil pMieila and pipe atema. The)' alto cnull tbolr llolh when 111111· and criM lbllli 111 tbolr drtama. Forlliioalll¥ 11'1 eaaler II ropalr llnltu .._ . . Ona Ill Mr. L'a upj!tl' fronl, teeth brolta oft at tilt necll ,"wbtlf tatlna' toft ~bled 1 SllndaJ · lllOII'IIIIIIo . 1 tell" on loloaday at U a. Jll, bo IIIII 10 . , addrtu bta company•• IIoar4 ' Ill dtnclorl. Tllert willl't 111111 '. · ~~4,:. • tiiOIJCb lor I D1111 Sentinel, Pl>mer9J·Ml<ldlepprt, 0 ., p,.., !litem J'l Jt a rt · · .:xJCl Nortb GaUia t n Sl 3t . !cllln - 1peneer U..· . a1 Mn. t,t. 11o1c1ena Harlllnii 6-6-JS Crulle 4-5-lj, .8)' a.t. ~ RM!IIVIEW (WB Badsley :Z:.l-1; Knlgbt 7+18; 'l1lt Third ·Club The Rivarvtew GardeD Club Not Iince l'rtday, Jan. 11 • lllo-r..IIU, the a.DIIll• Caldwell t':t-10; Kolllenll 1-0- to Belpre 1lllrire a Cbrlat- beld ita Cbrlltmae party on 1963, wheD Wellslon dumped DO)I' 1.3. ' 11 2. ToWI 215-17-fl' !Jllll.dinnef and ,arty w11 bold Tuesday evening at the home the Bulldop ~ Atbena, Athens ~· S7 Ill fll .._ Nd Gallla - Callihan l·l.J; ' a1 Vcira't 1.unob, A turby dja. of lira, Erneot Whlleheed "E- jjllnt of bocoml!lc 1 have the McAfee Maulera last. the fielcl rof ~ IU per - . jt A- Ragland H·ll; Peck 6-1-9; ..- was enjoyed' and a llllort Mrs, Denver Weber as joeby?" ed defeat In regular ......, waa the IMldop' bell . . . Qdct :z;.u; M<Cartby l-0-2; busJnoaa meettnc w.. fOIIduet. te... The home was play, Jng ~OJ'lllllllelt of lht ~ Twyman Z.H1 Smith HI. To- ed by Mrs. ' lloler Epple. Se.. tt.'oughout wltll oeveral new In 1116U3, the Albenlans ltD. eamp8181L . tall 111-7-.ltl. crot Yal Dlimet wera rev<!llalllllrlstmas ldeu made by Mrs. !shed the campaign wilh eigbt The powerful Athenian~ pilllo ' and IIIII were exebanged. Eo- Whttebead and her daughters. straight wins, Last winter, tbe ed off 12 olfeoslve reboqpl'tr, lola Oollep Cbolr. Mlal Beeh- JoYtnc the lffalr were Mrs. Mrs. Weber cbooe a poem char~• of Olarleo McAfee pool- and 31 defemive marla lor I tel's. hnltlier, Forrest, was .... Keitb Rlde.nour, Mrs. Roger EP' "Christmu Star," and a Cbrtst· ed a perfect 18-0 mark, and total of 43. Giant LarrY Qlll IIEOAL .lLL n•lit fer tbe IJOIIP. 'l'lley also ple, Mro, Gordon Ridenour. mu Prayer , for lht dllOvtional fotlowing last nlght's lmpres- ' anagged 10 to lead AHS In· jba&• ........,., called on Mr, and Mrs, Wealey Mra. RDbert Bauer Mra. Bill period, RDll caB was answered live win over GAllS, the IBM- department. The Mc;A!TEAM W L p up Bellecr lr. 111111 ._wei lolr. Windon, Mrs, Wludoo, by members exebangjng O!rist.- Mr. and 1\!rs, Delmer l!hodes Iii McMee edition bJked lis committed only four lul'llovenr Athena "· .. " 5 1 m 2211 Belles mucb Improved, Mrs. William Will, Mrs, Clay- mas cards which they had visitsd Mr, and Mrl Richard Irecord to IH), Four of those all evening. Wellston · · · " ' 1 1 342 : Mrs, Floyd Norrla lllld llro. ton Allen, Mrs. Jaek Gilli. made. Mrs. Walter Brown, the Rhodes and children at Dun- wins have been against league GaiHa Academy oank 12 (\1 • ~elsonvllle '" " • 1 311 1311 Herbert Roush called on Mrs. Jan, Mrs. Henry 'lbomas, J\ln. /presldent, preoided over t bar, W. Va . competition, ancl AHS holds 53 atlempts .from the fle1d 'b ' The Southern Purple lor!lad- r:'a~.. :::::: ~ ; : Lll!zlo &lyre who Ill ill and Mr, Delmar Hawn. Mrs. H e n r y , busineso meeting. Gills and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell down tile lop spot by one game I 20.8 ""r cent The Galllanl ,bit 314 oea wllllry to map 1 two-game Jackson .. , ".. 1 3 297 299 and Mtil. Clarles Knightlnl Sr. Eichinger, Mrs. Eddie Hartung, ors were sent to the were guests of his parents, Mr. over Nelsonville and wellston. only 2-23 the fast liaU, aod HI losing s1rea1c thiS evening wben GaiUpolts . , , , .. 1 3 249 302 Mrs. Lettie Spencer, Syracuse Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld and Real Home, The County Flow- and Mrs. Glen Jewell. , In the fmp( two perinds, they ara bOll to Kyger Creelc. 1Middleport "" 0 8 313 384 spent· Sunday night wilh Mrs, Mrs. Charles Fick. In January er abow was discussed, N"" is Junior Estep spent Sunday Last night, Athens raced to a The Blue Devils picked oil , Herbert Roush and attend- the group will meet lwtb ·Mrs, the Tbne To, was given at his home here. quick 8-1) lead 111 JUSt one mm- 22 rehounds - Gary Smith'I Southern wDl be seeking Ill • eel servlees at Letart Falll U, Robert Bauer. . ·' Mrs. lt L, Larkins, A Mr. AlbErt Hess was a guest ute and 55 seconds, and It was five was tops in that ctepart. third fletory qalnst two deSEO., y•n•B Cb b was oond---~ by "-. of EliJ'ah Estep. 111-.1 before freshman. ' Larry ment. GAHS committed only 1J feats while Ky•er Creek will TEAM .,.. '"'""' Mr. and Mra ' • ,_...; ·'--' OsbQme "'""" ~u• Harle58 Mrs. Risinger and Mr, Estep 1 Mlt·'ell 01 1. - . . e W L • P OP ·M ""' and • ~ and Mrs. s~r ed GaII Ia 8 fiJr~t- turnovers. be after Its fourth win In II:< 1 Ath001 • 0 301 ••• r. Mn, Olarlet Knight- visited Wednesday Ill BeJP,.e Frank, WI'th the ..... award~ went to see Mr. Risinger m · lheJand. only fi eld goal or the ftrst J GAHS will be Idle now until , outings. • .. ' - " , ' ""' ing Sr, l'l!cenUy arrived home with Mrl, Etta wm 81111• M '"~ od Th t t lh 3 28 Crl led Soulhera will ha I WeU.Ion .... .. 3 1 262 211 by plane from &In Diego, Calli. and Mrs, Roy Wlii."" · r, to Mrs. Bert Shumway. hospital on Sunday, pert , a came a e : Saturday, Jan. 2, when Kyger La P~ - nlo llan~e Nelsonv~ _ .. 3 I US m whil-e Iiley visited their doughmas Carols were ll1lDI byt he Cbacles King has returned mark. ICreek comes to town for a 11011ln rl~ ..;:;..se again U.: Pomeroy ·.. ,.. 2 1 237 271 tor, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Beck- Mr, and Mra. Leo flciVldBon group, accompanied by Mrs, from Veterans Hospital at Hun~ Athens held a commanding eonference battle. Athens' nul night altbo""'" It Wll reported Losan " " "'" 2 2 241 256 · ner and 'l'bomu. They were Harrloonville, were recent visit. IWhitehead on the' piano, A lngton, w. Va. 123-4 first period lead and by game IS Jan. 2, at Lancaster. thla week he had ouffl!ftl! Jackson_ .. . ... 1 3 235 248 met tn ClnelnnaU by their 100 ora of Mr, and Mrs. Clyde CaJ. Ie<change wao enjoyed, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy intermiBslon, It wes ~. Afier In last night's preliminary further plteali In hi GaU~poUs .. . .. 1 3 190 259 Charlel Knlghtnlllg Jr ' vert. , ments In keeping with the hoi~ Bolen were Mr. and Mrs, Ed· three periods the visitors were game, the AilS Bullpups 8llllP" ~om•whlcb heons~-•e dur~ I Middleport _, o 1 209 268 Mr. and Mrs. Grady n- Richard Frost ~·•-t t , day season were served to 19 wllaanlnln Glenn and Mrs. Verna 011 top t18-Z4,' pedb a two-game losing streak right In I tball ~.... TOTAUI ., , .. liUIIZIIIZidorellldfamllyl)ll!nltheweek •"'~" a ,members and aeven guescs. gofNewAJbany, ydumpmgtheBlu.e lmps,fl• g 00 IUIOJI, end with Mr, and Mra. Ra ~hlo State .. ls spending the hoi.CUB SCOVTS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boring , Coach McAfee substituted free : 31 Two other usual starters, SEOAL III!SERV!S Heiny, The 'l'heodllllOJ reside idaMry vWacaillllionF w~ Mr, and Den Mothers, Mrs. daughter call~!!~ on Mrs. ly throughout \he contest, as ' Box score of the varaltf . Jack Bostick and Marvin Me· OP Columbus. s. s ro.,, Smith and Mrs. Joe Haning Sunday. did CoaCh Duke Burson. Eric game: Kelvey, however, wiD not be on TEAM W L P lin H lot. Do h It and held a Cbristmaa party Mrs. Fred Dean and Mrs. MasGustavson and Ron Handley ATHENS <114) 1 tho floor. IIOIIick austalllecl 1 Wellston "" '" 4 0 188 129 9~ j~ no 00 e llr, Mra. Curlls Fraley Cub Scouts Pact 236, called on their parents, Rav,l finished as top scorers of the Coon, 5--1)-10 : Adains, S broken anllle wbDe McKelvey Jackson ..... , 4 0 163 1tlll Chris · or Ravenna · to spend Ill vlsiliog her olster, Mr. alld evening at Mrs, Smitll's and Mrs. Barnhart They are at evening with 15 points. Bruce 1- 7; Snyder, 3-:1-11; Glover bas been atdellned I brok· NellonYille - · • 3 I 151 135 !mas !lith ber mother, 1\!rs, Mrs, Paul Myers and family 111 A report was given that William Barnhart home in Rannow had 12, and Larry 2-4-4; Rannow, 5-2-12; a... en wrilt. Athena .. ... ... 2 2 137 131 EvMra•Wandood. ,_ Peru, Indiana: Cub Scouts bad sold '".50 Coon 10, Itsvson, 7- 1- 15 ; Wren, ~ Kygor Creelc auffered 1 71-e6 Logan " ....... 2 2 1M 151 and Mra, • -~. Roy Pearson •• Edward Grlflllh were Mr. and lira, VIrgO Wood, of cookies, which wu Mra. Martins and • The defeat left GallipoUs 6; Handley, 6-3-15 ; Wright, 12 in Missouri re<llllllly to meet Alhen1, recently visited with contributed 1o the World setback In Its moOt recent game Middleport --· I S 155 ~Mrl. Theo Hinds of Zanesville! wilh a 2-3 season record. Inside · 1- 0- 2: Mingus, 1~2; Ru. . to the Eastern Eai!let. South- Pomeroy ··· -- 0 4 122 -the fonner'o mother, Mra. Mae Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wood. ship Flmd, MembErs w;re guests of friends and rel·l · : - - sell. 1~2- TOTALS 37 em also loot Its leal game 10 GaUipolla ... .. 0 I 110 .!~ POIIrsoD and accompanied bel' Mr. and Mrl, Everett Sisson eel gifts and games were atcves here. . WATCHES CAR RUJNI':D 10-84. the Eagles, 15-48. TOTAUI ..... II II liN .... to her bome here alter a Ills! alld Lois, Jean and Earl Hunt, eel. Refreshments were llr, and Mrs. Jack Board of MOUNTAIN VIEW, GAWPOIJS [19) wllb Mr. ·aDd Mn. Clarlea Jleu. Merille Coleman, and Roger to the following : Mrs. Denver Cross Lane, W, Va ., and child- (UPI)-Aleaander Campbell, R. Hamilton, 1- 1- 3; K. CotHIP Sehol 8corea - - - - - - - - - ter o1 Phoenb:, Ariz, and Gary Osborne were recent Weber and David, Mr. and Mrs. ren were guests Ill Mrl, Clyde found bbnself sitting in bis trell, 1-U-2; )!orson, o..+--11; Lorain King 81 Findlay 7S Mn. llerbe!'l received an- guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ross Bill Orr and Randy, Mr, and Anderson and family, Monday night ob the Smith. 1-3-5: Gibert, ~ Mansfield 78 Lorain 56 llOUllCOIJlenl o! the engagement Cleland where they lf!ICkecl can- Mrl. Joe Turner and Jimmy, Mrs. Hurdio N~ was tak· tracks, a lreight train D; Brown, ll-0-() ; Milchell, 3Mansfield st. Peter 'fl and approaChing marriage of dy for the Keno Stmday School. Mrs. Richard · and ll&n- en to Veterans Memorlsi Hos- down, and unable to drive -1- 7 Fisher, 2-2-j!; AnderValley Forgo 57 her niece, Jayce Durs~ daught- The Eighth Grada class en- ely, Mr. and Mrs. pita! recently. Her daughter of ward or backward because he son, 2-5-9: Gilmore, 1~2; BI!Ciford 59 Soloo 56 . · . er of Mr, alld Mro, Chester joyed a Cbristmu party &Itur- man and Darrell, Mrs, Millon, W. Va., bas been car-• was caught in a line of Sanders, ll-0-(); Eisel, I~ llnlveraity Sobool 48 Durst (former resldenla) now day evening at the scbool. , Smith, Terry, John and for her. that wouldn't move, 2 - TOTALS 1:1-1'>-39. Maple Helghll 15 By Mrs. B~ Jk1u1t or Nlles, Ohio, to William Col, Rev. Ray Warne baa return- Mrs. Marioo Boston, Josie Heitger II spend· So he did the only logical By Quarters: OberltD &I .l!rooblde M The WSCS 11. the Metbodlsl son or Mr. and lira. Willard ed home from the Veterans Hos- and Steve, Jess Honeycutt and lng the winter with her son at thing-stepped out and Athens . . . . . . 23 25 18 18 81 Cleveland st. Jolieph 115 Cburcb bold 111 annual Cbrl8t- Cox, aJoo of Niles. Joyce is pita! In PlttsburgiL Miss Dar- Tommy, Mro, Robert Kina: Martel. ' the train demolish his car, Gallipolis ..... 4 4 6 15 - 3t Akron Eut 58 mao party at the .home of Mra. employed by the Ohio Lamp lene Warne, Cleveland, bas at- Donald, Mrs. Frank Bise Russell Fraley and Glen lleservo- Athens 47 GallipoColumbua Sl Qlarlel 58 Dallu inn Tueaday night. The in Warren and Mr. Col by the ao arrived bumo lot the boll- Freckly, Ricky Hauber, Orc!nder have enlisted in tho TAX RETURNS Us 31. Mlffllll N hOme was decorated in keep- Mlrmi'J' Coating, aJoo o1 w... daya. . . Hash, Klppy Reed, Miko Army. They are ststioned WASHINGTON (UP!) ~::::__ _ _ _ __ _ Sheridan 18 Granville 15 ing wllb the Cbrlslmu """""" ren. A late January wedding Is lira. Edith McEilreah, Deta· ina and ~atg Reed. Fort Knox, Ky, Justice Department reports that Newark 95 Cbllllcothe · 62 Games were played ancl a.risl- planned, Mia Durst II also a ware, and Mr, and MrL Wayne . BIRTHDAY a.ua -Mra• .IGha Slolll its tax division turned over I· Atbent &I GolUpoUs ill mu earoll wero IIUDJ. The niece of Bernice Roush and Orr, Parkersburg, were guests Holiday parties wen! held by 1$15U million to \he Treasury Logu 80 JaCkson &3 group decided to aencl a bol Benie Parsons. o! Mr. and Mrs, Art Orr, hav- \he Birthday club at the Lapa, and Mr, and during 1964, Falrlleld Union 70 to the county borne; Door lng been called by lha death of Mrs. Helen ArCher and Masters, Bobbi, Rick!,, The repor~ issued Tuesday, Liberty UDion 12 prize wu won by Clara Mat DANGLES ALL NJGBT of Mrs, Minnie Orr. Mary Bise, Eight Mr, and Mn. CJar- said the division's contribouu•ti~·o:nJj ', Lancaster Fenwick A &lrgent. AUendlng were Dolly SACI!AMENTO, Calli. (UPI) Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and two guests, Mrs. ence Burns, Debra and thlo year was 23 per cent hi Anuulda-ciearcreelt 48 wolfe, Anna Wheeler, Shirley - Tranaleot Bill Salazar, 51, visited Sullday afternoon '11\lh Blake and Mrs. Peg all of Killbore, and er \han in 1963. During Millersport r1 Carroll tl2 Ables, Bertba RDbinsoo. Be sale hoped to opend the lllght In a Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Will and were present, Gifts were Delane, and Evelyn Heiner year' 447 persons were ron·vict- Ih ·Berne Union 47 Parsons, MargMet Gloeclmer, hollow apaee under the aide- Mr. and Mrs, Henry Dalley, Sy- changed revtallng secret Weston, W. Va. ' eel of criminal tax fraud - 24 Plelterlngt.on :II Clara Mae Sargent, Mabel walk """' an e<cavation edit racuse. MriJla Dshorne was the Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Reibel more than the preceding year. Rouah, Naomi Slohart, Doria In t11e downtown area. Mrs, Don Matlack and lloMa ored member at tha were recent gueots In the CENSUS R!PORT · Henaler, Joyce Wh!W, Mrs. But be put his foot In a eablt Kay were recent ffsiton of Mr. pallly -1 Refreshments in home of their son, llr, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - '111t John Stobart Sr,, and ' COlllin loop accklentally, lost his bel· ant! Mrs, RDy Christy, witb tile holiday Mrs, John Reibel and son CerliUs BJ,U'OIU eatbnateo that !mil llbode Island, lona !lapp, ance, and tumbled into the ..,. Mr, and Mrt. Denz.t Cleland served, Albany, other guests were the U.l. poplllaUon u of Nov. I and Mn. James:!i, cavaUon bead4lrst. ealled oo Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Nflf1 and Mrs. Juliuo Watooo, was 1!11,1111,000, up 12,1197,000 or Mn. Feme Fer ell!ht boars, be dangled Will, Syracuse, Monday, Mr, and Mrl, Denver Weber Hocking, Mr. and Mrs. Your Dependable U per cent ·from the lui ceo. penled Milia ·Carol acbtel to baqtng by his ankle tbrollF John Ridenour, stodent at and sons visited wilb Mr. Morton. and daugbters, Dttltr For IUS on AprU I, lltiO. Including Allianee Sunday wbel'l they It· the eald, wet nlibt. His eriea Ashland, I! lpOildlng ·his Christ- Mrs. Bill Meredilk and IODI at orion and daughters, armed foroes abroad tbe Nov. 1 tended the preaenlaUon of The for lioiP were finally heard by mu vaeatlon with Mr. · and Beverly. IIDbert Thomas and fm1HI utJmatt would ba 111S,038,tlll0. Meollah given !'Y the MI. lln- a palaeHy TUeaday morning. Mrt. Buel Ridenour. Mr. and Mrs. Fred of Cheshire, and Mrs, Smilh II AND 11. tone Bottom ulled on lira. Partersburs, w. va. Bess Larkins, ant! Mra. Bill Orr '' Mr. and Mrl, Barry 80JlJ bave moved into tho Har-/1 I'll- WY4-2550 of Racino visited wllh MBssar property, bore. Mrs, Arthur DaYit lias It ·,..~~~~, people, lfertll·GaiJJa - IIIo ret1n1 eon1t1t bJ a 111-n marcta a. Gantt 1ec1 the w1nnen 'WIIb, 1"1._ .... __ 11 WtiUo Jolla Pooter wu ...... ·\4Q211ef' " Jnc' - ·lor· lho Eq1eo. ' , I =:·· i. '· . ' eaoklJ.'• or" ... J•II · Jul' Voice of Broadway ••• reportinr GOSSIP IN GOTHAM ' I Mia a.. IIIII HIA l:aliel 'lllo two looen wiD play II T ~ to II lillh llln!p& wbl p. m. on Dec, 110 and tbe chomp. .., •sill) ••4111 Mcd. Clalo hllhlp toniest will bepi a1 11 ........., ~ •lbt 1:u p. m. ,lhat fli Ia ,_. ~ . · Apinlt North Gallla, •.,... .,.;,,. • • Knilhl paeeciiiio • '11\lh If.. 1r11 jllrlod llad, u potato on ....., buel:e4a and aboal »11 II halfllmt four - tbrowa. Other Eaatern and IIeld a IW1 llllflln al tha playen biUtnc ctouble fllw. end II line tu1Jt<n. Wert X... Harluaa with 15, -~~ a.....•o ,!qlelfto 'l'berw ~ ~lb lJ and Ken _.., ..,. until l'leeember :It Caldwell wltb 10. ~-tbe7 tiO to Wellolon for a Clarleo llqlan led tbe J>tr. _ , kiUraameal. Eaalem with 11 potato on five lleld wiD play AlllllliYile at 7 P· ID. t10aiJ and one foul shot. MaiOII on lho firat ..entnc of tbe """" Peck, with nine potnll, wu ney and The Plalnl wDl 10 ap belcl below double fip1'0il lor qa!nat Z'lleiJd at 1:11 p. m. lht 111<11111 llrll8bl game. I brealt more 11ttll durin& tile 11Hkencl holiday tlwl at anr othel' Ume, and Ulllllly ,., IOIDO lilly 1'11100 Uko • . ". I t 'i ' Mooday lllOnllnC at t maJ be the moment of ttulb fllll many weekencl Jmblborl wbt 111uat face the realttlfl or the WMI's work, but to dentiltl . k'l the mement or brol:ea AProblem For Seasonal Thought ao .. Eagles Thump Pirates for Fifth Cage Win .: •..;11"( JN the blc r~~sh to meet the Christmas Eve duciUne, many persons probably misled aome Jlgnlftrant figures that appeared In print a few da7s aeo, All the worlclawaitl the arriYal of one of tllf moat Important dates In the Christllll calenclar, the very Institution that llll Dlayed such aa Important part In the dtve1opment of the Ideal of ''Peace on aartb, aoodwiU towad men'' Ia allppln& belllnd In the vut Jlrowth o! humanity . It Ia 1tartlln1 to learn that In 1900, 35 percent of the world's people were Christian: In 1960 It had dropped to 30 percent and by tbe year 2000, It will be i!own to 20 perrent. One can aee wby the Pope made an appeal In India for all peaplea to unite In an effort lor the good or aU. He wu appear!DJI In a part of the world In tbe Chri1tlan aeament where the JlfOwth of population Is tbe areatest. The world population Ia JlfOwing by 40 llllillon each year, and only 13 million are be!Dgadded to Chrlatlan rolls. There Ia no better time than the present to pondft the lmpllcadona of tbla trend. Even In our own North America , a decline baa 1et In during tbe year, with 03,4 percent of the poptiladon beln~ the peat. In 1950, 18 perrent IIP'nnvod to cbiU'C}Ie~, and It ron to In 1900 and I r- o. ~ 13, lwt ••Nl• ---- . ...,.., I �: · S · E d F k M tnge . a e- oney uspect scapes • UIIGENT I coniiJeoted about t:lt,OOD in bo·PAINESVILLE (UP!)- Rob- gw bills in the hoose in CoD1rt Bl!lllltll, arrested with his cord Township. wHo ltlr NIIIIIDC a counterlelt Aller the .,..,11 handculfed opertdion, ...aped early today Benl\!!11, his wile, Nora, handed tom tbe Lillie County Ho!!plta!. bim tbelr l·y......,ld bally to • He bod been rocuperaltnc from gml!hot wounds received durilltl bb apprehension. His :.; At '.\ wile ..,malnod In ouslody under · ·"1'1 ~'!~,,... · fliO,OOO bond . ·, DD _' ~ ni ; ' ' ,·:r-J:i.•' ,: .· -,--- - - i· a-.11, II, woooded ~Ice klM IOOdbye. He IJ'Ibbed a Deckard said hlo ..enta IIIli .167 Mqmlm nvolver hidden had much work to do on, the in the blllltet and fired loor use "but U appean thtl llho shots, all of them mlslln&. (Mrs. Bennett) woa ·the btalna )io.;:an through the 11... door of the outllt: ' and the qent, fired, hilling 1 him. Mrs. Bennett wu orraiped before ti.S . Comminloner cur. lord Bruce. C3DV3SS p}an WIDI: "'EW$ . . ~ · ,.,. ,, Announced by ''F"'~ 51'. · , , ., J 6,000 pei'SOJJS Flee Homes In~ Wlestern Floods ft' • .; to a raid on bts home Tlleodoy, kldoecl • depu!7 •llerlll Ia tlae back ODd OICiped wit) a plllof 1ae 1'011111\'ed from~ ·'· • ~.. 11y Slaerllf Harold Willlama, • , l-'-•t,ed l•r....,~ Poll« oet up roadblocks aad . l"'f'OI ,. . lllllolled ollleen ID lbe ....., 'i;.lritt"ruatlorull . tile llolpltol ID 10 ef· . r.; 1o loeate Bonbott, wbo JOHNsON CITY, was -lllered daD&Onlul. With tho tree up the candles . lit, both daughters' and one boy· AuthariUeo warned. that Ben- friend gathered around, and 8ett wao 1o be considered dan- four Ill-year-old SAN F'RANCISCO (UPT) Floods roared out ol control In . northern Cahlomla and Orqon today. Tilers woo no letup In sight from roinl which have Twenty-n~e workers wlii cauaed at leut .e!Cbl doatha canv.., Me~gs county lor new and loreod more tllln 1,000 per. and renewal membera of the ..,.. to floe their hom... Meigs Farm Bureau beglnni111 Bl~ Can)'On In IIOI'Ihern Col~ January 4. fornla • Placer County report. Plans were made lor the ed liB lntbes of raln in lhe 2tby the fireplace, the drive Tuesday at the ro,..lar hour period <lldlng early Monfamily was all oet today of the Farm Bureau day and other poinll in tho in· Cbristmas on the LBJ Ranch. board of trustees. 1 undated area were not rar beLady Bird Johnson Eight captains will have hind. Tile lorecaot was lor a ed her ~ birthday charge ol the drive, which wUI th~~h:.':t'";.uu;f day of rain. overseeing the final begin with a kick-off meeting, me:.Orololtat"r ~i.t go~~7r!':'! preparation•. The "rop<~rt" night January 14, G G 8 th 1 Farm BUreaU n:t. gerous. Tile hoapilal said he wu in 100<1 <ondiiiotl, although aomewbat weak because of the llullet WOUII!fs Beanett, it,' was lbol in the lhouldor and hlp IDa atut battle with 9ecrot Service men Tuesday, and also reeetved severe CU!J on bb body when he crasbed ll!!liugh a gta,. door In Cl escape allempt. W. K. Deckard, lpeelal alent ft.! .eharp of the Cleveland Se- Slrvlee ofllee, said Bennett hO _.ted under a number fll aliases 8nd matches the de.. lem she has lef.l is Ed- ~r-River f1oocUni w:~ ~d a recognition party featur- right spot lor a favorite mas ornament, a handmade gel sent to her by • friend Germany. Tile Presid<nt Lady Bird a simple gold brooch as a birthday present. She oponed her preaenta at breakfast. There was no biS part~. Greatest Shaker in Ytm ·Frightens West Coast Belt • by an oyster supper January "it could be ezpected 10 happen 20. only once in I,OOD years." He The eight captains are An- said the llorma have "lho podrew Cross, Thomas Sayre, Hen- lentlon of beiDC the wont of all ry Frank,Haroid Roush, Don time"ltlr tho coutJI region Wilson, Leo Story, Kenneth and could wen llll'JI8II tho d!J. WIUiams and Rex Sllenefield. astrous floods of almoot exact Chairman is Mrs. Marie Ko- 1ly nine years ago which caused . -------r---llllered Roopltol . Those entertna Holzer RnspH'It~ tho P.8ll 24 hours· :Earl t;. wdtonr, vb!ton, t\IZOII L.- M!!Qiloid, Rt. I Gallipolls; Paull Jean RoSSit!r, Rt. NEW YORK - THREE AN· t' C 1 C bans laced arr•'•n· 1- as ro u - • ment today on charges ste"n mine from the Dec. 11 bazooka shot at the United Nat•ons head· uarters here q Police arre;ted the three T\Jesday night and charged them on three counts' Endan· goring life maliciously b 1 an explosive near a Mrs. Bearhs Pres•"dent Optum""stJ"c over Li .M.·oves to HoJd Bu.dget •ne JOHNSON CITY, Tex. (UP!) _ President Jobn110n, finding cause for optimism in his budaet cutting drive, turned attention today to the controversial money mat· ter of foreign aid. Aptcullure and postal problema 1 tso were on the agenda he had 1tvea a 1o-abead for I N , Dies Tuesday Funeral services lor Mrs, Harry Bearhs, 62, ol Pomeroy, who died at her residence Taosday evenllll will be held 'l'llurs· day allemoon at 2:30 p. m. at Ewing Chapel with Interment aa... llelldl"co: Gallipolis D•m, 17.8, 14.2, runntnl eight feet. Pt. Pleasant 24 01 . •roy 20.70· Kinion 0 99 • K ' ' . ary, anawha . Falls, U!l fallmg. Kanawha River on t h oiUI. Charieoton 19.9 staUonary. Boal Mo....,onto: x-wba River up London 9:40 p.m.; up London 11:56 p.m.; Helen Z. day, ...... bipligbled Taco- million in next year's budget day by an .......ement that begin the project, which mately will coat $750 million IRI ..,,..,1..,. I 'u '"""""" development and '1 billion Tanlat colder toward lbe production lees. tlld of the week aad lbeo coo- said he hoped to have 58 of the tinued cold lllro!IP Moadey cargantuan craft Dying by the aigbt, Temperalllm In Ohio middle of 1.9o19. . will overale two oo ois deBut McNamara also said that 11'001 below normal. Some re· miitary spendir~~ in the next prtstDtallve Rormal blpo and budget would be perhaps S500 Jowl are: Clevetald. 31-Zl, Col· ~~= ~!~~thM~ve~"8Zu! ~; ~~~~~~ ~,!"'.!;~p/:~: in M~~ea~v~8~r=?Nov- ~=nBr~~rm;!,!'IOM::~ 4 a. :~;'' .J. Wi./keSVI"JJe ' .~ e ed. Mr. and Mrs, Marlon Hutch· loon celebrated their 55th wedannivel'IIU'y Dec. tIt lite home of their daughter, Mr•.IDII Mrs. Paul Ponoo. AU tbe ehJid. wtre p"'seot except Mrs. Pearly ':ftJacker. 1.be HutchlsonJ have 1pent several weeka in Columbuo Where he bu beoD taklna: treatments. It Ia apect. ed tiley wiD ooon be home, Elmer ·Canode .recen.Uy spent wilb tho Francil Co~ ttllls. Francis' first wife W&l Elmer's daughter. Mra. James Frank and her Columbua, were of her paronll, Mr. Mro. William Glrv!D. Sevetal ol Mr. Durkoo'a lilt· ents have received nola from him. He Is In ill beallh and is in and out of tho bospital. Mis• B~ie Hartley wlsbes thank the many frienda who sent her. brother, Rullell Hart· j t . t t' 'f'l ' A FLAMING CRA$H in the Indianapolis 500~fl!ile race took the lives of drivers ~die Sachs and Dave McDonald and dimmed ·dnvmg feat of A. J. Foyt, who won the Iace. HEAVYWEIGHT iOXING title chanced hands ilt I wild finish in Miami Beach as Cassius Clay. whet billed himself as the "Greatest," danced for joy as the champ, Sonny Listo~ just sat in his comer and failed to answer the bell for tM seventh. round, complaining of an injury to his lhould.er. Har~t9u,. ~llfrl~-~J~am~es~.~Dieiiijhl~-iiiiiiiiiiiiii FIT TO BE TIED- A FANTASTIC, thrilling baseball season in. both major league&_ ended ~n St. Loui fl With this mob ~t·ene as the Cordinals, who came from behmd to wm lhe: N ..L. penm1nt on the laSt day of the season, whipped the Yankees, fou r game• .to three. The Yankee-!'!, led by Yogi Be rra, olso had to rally to take the A. L. 1 • pertl,ant in a last weE'kend clincher. Following ttte Series, more baseball. ~ew! " ~us made when Johnny Keane (lf'f! in photo of champagne celebration) qu1t as ~ n'mna,c er of the Cards and then replaced popular Yo('i, (at right wit~ Keane). Havinll difficulty flndinl somethlna that you want to buy7 Try the quick end . easy way to !loll anylhlnt Check lhe YELLOW P~!lES . ••. where YOUR FINGERS . DO THE ""'·~"'I"' NORTHERN DANCER, a Ccm;1dia n three-year-old, rar~d to a Kentucky_ Derby win in a blazing finish with Hill R1:;e (on ou tsi de in front} and then repeated m the Preaknes~. • BIGGEST golf winner on the pro tournament trail w a::~ Tony Lema, who co pped the Brlti~h Open crown and the Wor ld Serie!S of golf title in Akron, Ohio, (above) among hia miljor victol"ies. ·.H esATURDAY, JAN. 2 s-10 BEN FRANKLIN , .._ .. !QNI! of j~lting•a. ~~ineback stories of any or '· ..... )'ear wal written; by Ken Venturi, who col· v leCted. tt.hes 'In ttie U.S. 'Open (pictut"e . was ·taken there) and the American Golf Classie. s-10 Used · Car*· AT ·p R·l".'C··J·,E S.·:·.· ·. ·. ' · ,: .,._I )r /~·-.-;.!· TO MISSI ' ~~ ~ GtllltMAJ AND NEW YEAR'S only~ 1957Ford · - vt. Auloalle - . •' 11t11t. l'olrluiO lOti I Dr. 1954 Ford @ - • Bardtop. orilv . ' vt, Auto, IIJo<il'. o.od '*'- ...... IDt. ', GoOd 2114 .... . •· c " ]955 Olds · llloor SodJII, , .' . ' THE OLYMPICS took the international sports attention with the U.S. making an imp~oved showin_g in the Winter G a"nd winning more gold medals than the Russians in the Sum~er ~am~ m Tokyo. B1g s~ars for the U~~e~ere Don SchoUander (left) who won three gold medals in sw~mmmg, ~erry Mt~emwll. m the 500meter ice skating event and Marine Lieut. Billy Mills, who became the ftrst Ameracan to w1o the 10,000 meters. '.'.' ·::': ,·. ,_. .YOU CAN'T CL011D THE U.S. AGAIN dominated the waves in the America's Cup races with Britam, with U.S. Conlitella,tton (foreground) easy winner. . ' AND MIDDLEPORT .MRYM THRI!I! . ' •sATURDAY, DEC. 26 'B · A, R ' BE· R SHQ p S eACH BOTTLI! 1 • Mrs. Wayne Green,, "'!'•· Mary Berry, Mrs. Bill CoOk, Mrs. Danny Yonker, Mrs. IJOnajd Cook, Mrs. Thomas Rtod and WILL BE ·CLOSED 1•• IN HALF-QUARTS • SPORTS or 19·64 RJ!VIE . . T1lt Pomeroy len Frankln St.ore w..;, Crown COla ' ~ Mr. otto Bard Wll llttn to :!.t":~h:i: b:,.:;."';1lp\':; r:· W. . ,'j·if''' . . wv.tt=· Zerkle, Mrl. Stanley *'· - ¥ f :~'::'ne~';..~i~h~: :~edcu:.; ::.!'ize~•=P:il~0/~~:y. 1D 31-!!, ood Clllcinnatl lia: ' KJm!Krly J. Winters, Rt . first two ~barges are felo- ember 10, 190!, in Jackaon m.; L. W. Sweet up Winfield Precfpitatloa wiD averace «>tal $49.8 In defense outlay•. T,'Oiilllpolls; llebeeca K. Win· nies the last a misdemeanor. County, 0., lh• daughter ol 12:110 a.m.; MmUJ down Win· 000 hall .incb or more melted. don, Rt.l, Pomeroy; Mrs. Char· The,three suspects w.,.e the late Marsh and Mary Ann field 1:20 1.. ; Bob Benlor Rolli or sbOWera 'l'burlday af. les Andrew Boqess, Rt. 2 Ra· lied as Carlos Perez, 31, a tel· Tbihert. She also wa1 Winfield 2:45 a.m.: ter~Ma or aJ&hl, cblqlua w cine: Mila Jane Powell, Rl I etype repairman, and Ipcio In death by her bus- dofm Winfield 3:10 a.m.: a..W Friday or Frldly tiJpl. RBctne: Russell D. Sltldmore, Nova, 26 , a shoe sale tnan, both Harry Bearlw, who died ma Ann up Winfield 4:06 a.m.; saow Rarrlel _ . Saturday. Dr. Robert Gibson, Brislol ~ell Avo., Middleport; Ed- of New York, and t<uva's brool 1983. She , is . C, V. Hamor up Wlnh•ld • Homes, was guest mtnlstor g&r M. Hope, Henderson,: W. tiler Guillermo. 2S, a door- · by lour daughters, · am. MASON- U. S. sen. Robert · tho Presbyterian Church Va.; ·. Mra. Robert G. Nibert, man of Bergen, N. J. Norma Jean and Florence Ann, Oblo River - Nfw Martins- c. Byrd, bao onuoooced thol I day, Dec. 20. Tile new min1islerc Ua Ftrl')'i Mrs. Jlflles S. ' home, Mrs. Betty Speneer ~lie down 18, 5:15a.m.; Frank· MIIOD •nd Wtbtter counties Rev. Donald Calhoun, expects , MI. Alto, W. Va.; Pomeroy, and Mn. Dorothy im Pierce up 13, 4:30 p.m.: ore etliible w portlclpole in : to be on this parish by Jan. I. Porklno, ..weDalon: AKRON - A BANK or Minersville; a son, Charles K. up It, 12:30 a.m.; 1 Federal ptOII'am of emer- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C.ttrll Pl'ul Jamea Oilfr, oat Hill; ploye was free on $2 ,000 Bearho, of Portamoulh, FrlburJer up 14, I :45 a.m.; J•ncy Dvt1tock leedo. •and Mr!. Eliza Whittington visMil. Ruth P. Hawk, New Maroh· today on a charge of Va.; two ~tandchlldr..,, and Diesel down 14, 3:30 a.m.; Byrd oayo lbe. prfllram wiD II ited in Lo&an oo business rol~d; Allred 1.. Fenatebacher. the printing of nearly three sfstero, Mrs. Ethel Yohn- OVEC down It, 4:10a.m .; Gona 11110, 1.,....., in tbese coun- cenUy. .. sil'outJI Point; and Mr1. in counterfeit '10 and er and Mrs. Frances Robinson up 14, 1:24 a.m.; Jerry Ueo 10 buy Uveotoc.k leedo 11 . Supt. LUly was a recent bullLilrtbtm, lluAtl~ Ky. Forrest B. Bootie, 34· an ol Springfield, and Mrs. Ro- worth up 17, 10:40 pm.; St. rtdaced prlcea, tbereby over- 1 ness visitor in Columbus. ·. ,-, 'i Jllrtk justorl n the consumer loan main Petero ol Sacramento, Marys down 17, 12:50 a.m.; comtnc the <WI"' for feed Mr. and MrS. Sam Marrs rePlttl· Jama Oiler, partment of the First Calif. Loung Point down 17, 7:05a.m.: due 10 11ae drllotth. Farmen cently visited Mro. Clara Hill, ..ttittter. , 1 ,~ ~p.m.: Blllk of Akron, was arr..ted She was 1 member of the Invader down 19, 1:40 o.m.: in thoae <oantielcan boy JOV· lips. Mrl. Wlbar s. ~ Rt. 3, by Secret Service qents Daughters of America and an Bockjord up 20, 4:t5 a.in.; emmelit owaod feed tor dairy Mrs. Nancy Embrey of W:l!lllltrtt. _..,; 11:40 a.m. day. Bootie «>id olflclals he member of the Past H. Blsworth ll down 23, herd• at 75 per eent of lhe IIpolls opent a day with Mrs. .: Dr.altlfpt ceived only.$200 for his part of the Daughters of a.m.; Queen CUy up 23, 1:50 a. IOVernateDliUpporl prlu ODd Amos Lowe. ~ 0. """'• Mrs. a counterfe.~t operalton m Un· i m.: 0 S Shearer up 23, 4:45 feed ror· other JlvetloCk at 110 Mr. and Mrs. Ollie C!eason 1Wn A; Mlli:!!iD .Greaoey Conn., durng the p.m.; Rooe G. dawn 23, 3:15 per cellt oB of llle pvorn· BuriiDCion, Kans., were ~. Wllberl 1963. Philo. He wu the' lath· a;m.; ~avenport up Greenup menl prtce. He said Ibis will callers ol her uncle, Mr. ail~ J1n. Jtou·. lour children. 4.40 p.m., Waft'OII Hougland IIIIOOIDl to about o Zl per Mrs. Ernest Major. J·JW11it' . ZANESVIJl.E-ROY down Orfenup ~:40 a.m.: L. Pie- cont .dllteUt in 1bo price of Mro. KyrD Beto and d~u~ lei', llrl. Jllr<ir• . 29, McConneiavU!e, SAIGON, SOVTB VIET oris dQlm Greenup 6:40 p.m.; feed. · · wore recent IUOSII of at Q. j\'~, Mrl. crushed to death Tuesday - South Vietnamno Georp down 7:20 p.m.; and Mrs. Num Betz. H. 'loillrt lllld>ltrt. Richard L. operatln& a bulldozer at leaders were reportod llayneo II down 1:45 1 Francis Co!lrill waa a recent N:::=~~---=...J~Oh:to~F~e~rry~A:i~to~ys~Co:rp~._;at be conslderlnJ a proposal m.; Buckeye State doll!l 4:30 NOTICE TO BOYS l,..•st of his uncle GranvUit adopt a 10-iHlone m.: Weolertl dclfft l:tl a.m.: All boyl 10 years old in the !ir111 .at a Huntington hoapital. witilloul Ameril!ltl help Walter Hougland down Syracua School Olttrlct inter- Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Callihan anti-communist war. 2:30 pm.; Wayne H. dawn 1:· osted in bolongiDC to a "Neigh- and Mr. iod Mrs. Glen Arnold Usually ceiiable sourctll said 25 p.m.; Dlxlo Chollenp down borhood Den" of the Boy Scouts of Rio Grande were recent Sun· Lt. Gen. N111yen Kbanh, I p.m.; E. P. Jotieo dowl> .hd· boy! 11 tnd 12 years old .day 111ests o.l Mr. and Mra. Co· mander in chief of tilt armed a.m; Pamela D don 2:35 Interested in joining the Boy rey Strausbaugh, forces, propoood a eamptfln pm.; RaveniWoDtl diWR Scouto, ~d bring a parent Don't IOI'JOl· tho bam dinner .·IE OPEN ALL DAY ' .t' . . sustained ant1-Amerlcenlam m.; E'dane Boeworth up wtlh them to see a "Seoul aac1 Chrlstmu ..,ty at WUko a ~n<etiDC Tuo.sday of tho ,. .. a.m.; Harry Dalra down 1:35 movie" to be · shown at lhe Geanp we<IDeoday, Dec. 23 al . THUitiDAY, DIC. 24 AND DEC. 31, . ' .' . who purpd lht dvlllan LeWII up 1:05 o.m. Syracuu MelhodJst Church, Sat· 1:30~ P· m. A 5Jk lilt ex.==~ • notlonlll council ODd arDoat ..Uj, Dee. :111 at 7 p. .m. ll1d a covered dflb I o SATURDAYS AFTER ; :, rested aome of 111 membon. 5:10 r g Mason 'Senior Citizens' "*' _. 1 '.HOspl ' •taJ N ews @ SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) - The strongest In 1 de<ade ohook the We11 Cout from Lol • . · '· 11M Mexlun border Tueeday, spreadlnl feer and MASON - 'I'INIII7 • U.... liodwld>oo llld COIIkld alii ill its path. . .. _ Cllllml" ec ~ oornd. This Southern California city1 in tbe beart Of the tended the 111Uoa ~· Guesll 1tteodj~W ouake area1 Uved• up to its officlli olopn. Of being tho Club IIIIIUil a.tolmll party Milll Btowil, '1!1.•· ''city bl uiOlion. " · . Sunday ~ It tho 11uoa Yt~Cer, Mrs. !WI !il'J!b, .In Mike Fltzgtrald's public relAtions office on the ldoUiodilt Outtth hill J:a to MJu Loa1e S!Mib, If!'•· $Jlfla 24th floor of a downtown bonk bulldine, the cryllal t:IO. Sr.wart. Mra. BliDC!Ie 'fl'<lt."' chandeUers began to tinkle. The 1110111 were .-..... Mrs. l!lsta Bumc.ll'dl!or. , Mtt "Prtlty lOOn lhoae big chan- Chrlllmao t'OI'IIIIOS .:;d"; Josie J!llq, Mrs· l!lllilllll!1tn, doUors were dollll the Watusl- Homill11111tute of lo9 thtOI invited 10 tbe uno- Mrs. w. H. FOC!t!OI\(. Mill mo~lnf up and dolfn," Fllzaer- Pasadeu. .'!'he ,.u.olua ' where they _ , llhown Fri.IICM N~oe. M~. ', D. 'L. atd 111d. "By that time, the ka earthquake loot Morch slid~ of the 11o1y Land · by Dudding, Mrs. Eva :1\'tfland, bolldina was dotna..• slow roll t•tored 1.5 arid the San Lydia Ebersbach of Pomeroy. Mn. ora Walker, •ll(ta. ,;J.Ii Uke a ship at .... . CiscO queko In lllllf wao Another apeeill ltlrll!lion wu abeth Mclntoib, Mrl. Sarah AJ1118r811ly \hero were no In· to !.I oa lhe ume ~lie. Christmas n\UIIc under dltoc- Homm, 1\iro, Chrlll)' J!leMtt. juriei' or deaths, but aome rest- Althoup the oarthqll,ol<e Tues- lion of Mrs. LuctDe Swackham- Mro. B. F ~ />Irs .[)OJik denio of the earthquake !OIIe day shook ~ far. wider area or by the Pomeroy If II h Rouall, Mr. BDJ 5nofp, 1fn ran Horror . sttuck In«> the than others ID r~l years, ill School Choral group." Gladys Gilbert, Mro. !;dna lllrtela arid eota~lve property lnteNily was leiS than tho BiuTII, Mrs, lvlla 811111., L)idla dlmqe was ro . vero quakes In Soulbem ,, Foliolrinl ~ llllmpet lOki. Eborsbacll, and Mri. M!liY ~P'lrfmen !J> ad safety nets : lornla In 193S and ·00. Ave Marla, by Clary Stewart, liier and the Roy and. MrS. when 0110 terrUied woman Dr. Charles Richter ol accomJWI]ect at ' be pjlmo by ~arvan Frame. · ; ' · , mwled screaming 011t onto a tech, who devised lhe . SUsanna A~ld of Pomeroy, Mothers Club me'mbera 5 window Jedle on the sixth floor scale,l!...satd tho temblor and benedici1011 by Rev. Mar- lending the social aathering of a hotel. Regaining her com- peared W hove boon van Frame, tho group went lo were Mra. Kay Wllsoa, ..' Mrs. posuro, she climbed back inside. about 2!11 mDes south of p.,.. the ooclal ..-ms of tho ch1fth Charles Yeager, Mrs. JosOph The temblor regtst~::red S.7 on dena-111 81ja Cautornla, M~l where the party was hekL Ltah, Mra. Lawrence Foreman, 1 tho Richter scale at the Coli· leo. Mro. Thoma• Reed oerved Mrl Jameo Proffitt, Mrs. liid· punch al tho table decorated ward Rickard, Mra.. J1Aiward in With tho ...... and Ryan, Mro. Jemeo JBrre!l, ,MI'}I. Mrs. Wilson served coffee. Freddie Thabe~ Mro.. Lester titption of 1 former Zanesville Four red satl~ sto~.kmgs It;, blentz. IIV deatb in northern cantor. in his close • to • deadline developmeat of 1 "gipatle" mill With a record for minor scribed 'Daddy, Mother, Me.tlngs with General Tete- · nia Ialka. with top aides on how new traooport plane to llaal ~es In that area. ' . "Lynda," and Lucl" hue phOne Company representatives , ' mucH spending ean be cut u:. troops or mUit1117 earao It ·.:' · Poltlld Bopo BOlo been hung from the mantle. about service, and a drive for meet his goal of keeping the jel opeed aaywllere in lhe -~kard's men found in a They have be_en used by the l vocational. education are slated budge under $100 biJllon next world, dubbed tile •'Ci". raid bn lhe Bennett house the first family smce the J.ohnson as Farm Bureau projects in Vet eWS year. Defense Secretary Robert S. paraphernalia klr counterfeiting daughters were little girls l6 the ner future. These meettnca, wllleh John- McNamara 8111lDUDCed . .. and $100 bills. Tiley also years ago. 101 begao at ldo raacb Moo- had approved inclusion of Ri I '' p' · fiANCHISE movirig made news in a big tiaseball year as th& Milwaukee Brav~, the Kansas City Athletlcs and the Cleve~ land Indiana made real and un-real over~ · . tures, witt\ all stay inc put for anothea· yeal'. The Braves' executives made a vi si t to Atlanta to view the city's pew staqU!m under con:ttruction and.signed to pl<~.y there 1966 the . the N. L. refusing to . R\cay•eo to rnov' before that. Jr. (left) hoste.d (ce>nto>r. ) · JOhn Louis; :.· • . POMIII.OY carton serves 18 HEARlHST ONE IAKf AND SERVE BEST COLA BUY . SAVI YOUII. II.. C. CQL4 ~~.:N:IHI TaUI I'II.UIT Ill 10 BOTTLE CAPS .ME VAWAIUI ,., l4 Cent Each Te Yeur F.lvorfte Ch1rity. '· ; A HOLSUM PRODUCT CLOSED •;.,~.~- ' ''(J" ~.~· ', ,. ,. " ·, '~ ' . . .I ,\ •· '; Christmas Day..,.. ~nc:l .· . th,;J>1y A&er, .~ TOIONTO . .. Detroit in the. .. hockey finale with. Johnlly ·Bower, tbe Leoti' &oalle here blockinl Red, Win& sloOt tit •itlt. .·5~: ' ~ sO"_. 'eniploy.. tan -"li!Y..r.•. >' much with. ' / ~' -,- ~-;:-:- .~ Home laked lnad In Only 15 Mlnule1 1955 Chevrolet· only • Do.. fleatloi, ..... . -WILL BE ' ' . " ,.. \ .., ' . •... / ~ "· • •• . ,, .' �j J --...-----,•DIIlJ WNIT AD Sentinel, l'omeroJ-Midclleport, o., Dee. 23, 111M ( • •• I " . •• ' ,... Pome..Oy Motor Co. NOIMA1'10N 1963 Tempest LeMans Coupe $1995 J..onl owned and low mlleace, red over iVOI'J ftnllb, 328 VI enpue, aulo!'Ditk tnlll. Like new whitewall tl.rea. radio and beater. n.e word ill 10 on thla lharp ear. .._ ... A. 1barp low mUeace local car. Jet blatt finish, tira show UWt! wear, 110 b:p. en~~:lne, " apeed trana. Badio, heater • red buctel ooato and rilll'l lrlm. . . . . u ....... ,_,..._._ ll!llta.... . . . . II o.tt ... ~ '-tl-. -*"" .... D.._. • r. ""- ._ . . . Ml ... . Milt' ,... . . . . . ..... at -:A&!) ~BAN.. OIII'J'V. UIM-Il•MIII_.,_. IIDDII. •IIJIII SIP - ... . on&ea IIOUa ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . f . ... 0.., ..... .., ..... w.oo - .......,.._.. 4 .... _...., ..,. 1'0 ft.ACa • ...... AD Card of Thanks .. at no cost Wit p of Blue Lustre shampoo 12 Z3 lie - er Furniture, Middle Notice 12 @J Fur Dealer - Coon H · wELDERS and Trappers. Don't IHIP FITT.III SHIP .F ITTER PULLUP MAN ' away your furs . sell to Bailey in Reedsville, 0 IlNdy Worlc 12 21 .....1.... _111 Tbese are pet'mlnent poll· WMP and nm of min·llolll, Ualou wage lcale. ' for sale. Goeglein Coal TrllliiPOf\llliDO wW be reemPoge st., Mlddleport. burled to eaeh applieant .who LZ II hlred. For !urther lnfol'ma. Uon IDd autho1'izatlon bl re. ' SINGER SEWING port far wort, lelepbooe '""-· sews forward and re i lee!: . I Zil zags, monograms, withul attachments. P balance due $37.61 12 WY 2-311112. I Toh (4191 691-2475 I SD!GER automatic Zig :,1:00 1m to 4:1D pm . AD built-in features. N!onday lhrouoh Frictar boles, fancy designs, se An · equal oppol-tunity buttons. etc. Just dial I Emploree. give full guarantee to assuming last 9 paym IUTnMUBn.l ........... $3.2$ each. WY :1-311112. eall\'elledT I <Ill )'<lUI' 12 1 .. tor't ~T Call WY · -· ELE€TROLUX Sweeper, plete with attachments, llmplo-' Ofllce Amllf'lcan Ship lulldln1 C., 2245 Front St., Tol.,to I, Ohio ' l I ""I ••-.ll••tJ:nnnt- - < ' . WJEH RADIO WMPO Radio 1:41 12:30 Larry Andei'IOII Show 1:110 Jtm Meee Show 1: DO Tinys Santa Clauo Sbow Jtm Mees Show Co. Newo Jtm lolees Show ''II ~"':ou For lent I 670 _llld ·bat!J aparlmeot mPomeroy. l'l:oa!l WY z.aa. l215Uc fOOl'! TWO I ruom fumlshed apart' menlL ODe flrsl Ooor. WY Z. -u 2'1 lla X Nylon 16.60 15 - Bl~ekwall ";DO . On - N""s · 8:110 Cauntry Music 1:21 Cauntry Jamboree · 7:00 Larry Anderso.u Show 11:00 Top Tea Show Noon News MuclaJ loterlude The Rev. Merlin Teeto Jim Meea Show I'"'"' DUJ tu Tulle TYPII SUPER SERVICE STATION Jack'IIJ. ca....., Off Mor. WYZ-9932 ' SiiD TBRVrBID,& Qa y :;: : .l!tiU . lllCI &ow 7·118 lol : llllcal Clock 7:1111 Newe Headllnes 7.lll MuoleaJ Clc<k 7:41 Wa Ond Teot!Jnoey 1:110 Olllo Valley Newo 8:05 World News IUO Sparta 'l'oday •• 15 W..IIMr 1:11 Mllllcll Cl~t ~ 1' 111 ~ty Newo 1:110 Nit of tho Town 1:111 illbm County Newo Pabllc Servke v..,.n. (111:111 - - . Worsblp Hour ~~- ..... _...._.. THIIIIZ liitil-- """"lllrnlol» -'"-- SPIRIT; THEY'RE TRAQINO LIKE.. • NO REASON4iu - -IEFDSp · . ·. . " ' ' Now Is The Tllile 'i'o Gei.A: Geod ~~ · . ' ·$4 Used C~rs & '' '' .. ·~· '• '~ • .. : -.~ 1. . , --- •--- Wo Would Ubi To Th•'!l< All Qur MIDl:ILJI'OlT Pet ~ and .,. Wish Yofu AliA "llrllstlll.. ' . Mit'.I'Y-· . .. ' A H1ppy, 1'1\ft '{~· ,: ' _ . ' . ~ROY · ' ..Will Be Closed . faturday, Dec. ·2~ .·tt 'ro Give Our ...Pic!'p~,. A ' . , '~h Dnerved • ''!; .. To .· Chgo~9 .,rom D·UK-E CLEANERS ',. \ ., \ . . s.·lWt Sciiesmin: . 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Co!ritnaod ftM today, larDiag da'. o.Q. ' VOL XVI • enttne oolder Fri- Hlp today ...,.,., low lo- DIPI1- . 111P Frida, • NO. 215 . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1964 Christmas Pomeroy. Ohio Three-Day Rampage Leaves 7,000 West Coast Residents Homeless TONIGHT & THURSDI' Y NOT OPEN MERRY CHRISTMI'S FTiday and Saturday December 25·26 "RIDE THE WILD SURF" (TecbnieolorJ J;abian, Shelley Fabares-l-.Tab '. Hunter, Barbara Eden, reter Brown . r Anthony Hayes Su· san R~rt. James Mi~hum as Eskimo. See: Cbampton Surf· ers! Ridin& the tou~best, tall· .at thundering waves ia the World! .. ·fHtblll follghllghh of 19The year's fastest! botte.t, biggest pigskin thrl lsi Featurett.: Khh Will Be Kids PVT. DANNY !MITB : Pvt. DaDDy A. Smllll, . . Colorcartoans "' Mr. 111111 Mn. Alben Smldi of Pomeroy, bas complel(jl hio basic II'IIIDial wllll lite U. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday De~:. 27-28-29 "lEACH PARTYU (Technieolor) Frailkie Avalon, An_nette Funicello. Bob Cummmgs. Eva S. Army lu Fl. Kuoll, Kf.' Pvt. Smllb lo DOW opolldbtl ' holiday leave with bl1 f1adlj aud lrleuds Ia Pomeroy oDc1 will reta"' to Ft. SUI, Okla., ou Jau. 1. He h a Ill' ...... ale of Ponifroy Hlp . . - . SJx, Dorothy Malone. Harve)l . Lembeck. Jody MeCrea. Featurrtt•: G I Dood IT ·caloi'Cirloont RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Shop at Elberlelds Thursday Until Sp.~. '· - I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE AT 6 P.M. AND ALL DAY CHRISTMAS OPEN SATURDAY DEC. 26th FROM 9 AM to 9 PM Mrs. Hampton Direds Annual Church Program KO OLD·fASHIORED COIL SPRIK&S HIGH ESKILOO Cuff Goes Up or Down -l'', / THE SHOE BOX BEST YOU CAN BUY BECAUSE: • NO OLD FASHIONED COIL SPRINGS · NEW SHIPMENT • WRITTEN LIFETIME GUARANTEE OF CHAIRS JUST • CHOICE OF HUNDREDS OF DECORATOR FABRICS ARRIVED IN TIME • PRICED liiO MORE THAN FOR CHRISTMASi ORDINARY FURNITURE • MODERN, TRADITIONAL, SPECIAL CONTEMPORARY AND EARLY AMERICAN STYLES LOW PRICESI "" . ; .. •.• 1' •. MfDD18'01T, ' l '' wor~ at tAo NEW AND USED SALES · church . Open Sot. Dec. 26th 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM . .. -· ~ Wlthl Clasecl Sat. Dec. 26th Wrecker Service W'l' 2-6517 or ~·2883 - be held. I .. hb Ro- POMEROY · Mo·r oR t Q,. . ' •' )., 'llte anth!!m • ·wl\1 be ' pre. cliolr . aDd PilowlU have $B ' . ufreedom SeCbrlalmliS SERVICE- PAR'I'S DEPT. · 0. ' ---- - POMEROY MO .T0 R CO. / BAKER FURNITIJ~E J Middleport, 0. ;::~: pubUc li 11> " . . !1'\1.•.~~· . ' ' ' , •: . •:__...._..............;_~~:=t.':~f::e":"! -c:;:,.-;-; � 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. 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