http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b1d9fbf12904a1de77fda426e2f3a240.pdf ebda22b899c4c0a8ab3b286647256414 PDF Text Text ·• Gross-King Vows.Takenon New Year's Eve Mr and Mrs T G. Stewart 16-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Mi ddleport, 0 , Jan . 5. 1966 MEIGS THEATRE Pome-roy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSD AY NOT OPEN Fnday and Saturday January 7-8 Wm. Castle's " ! SAW WHAT YOU DID ' lind I know who you Mt') Joan Lto~ ' ll<~tl l John ilt' l:md. Lt>l l I .1 t:k-nn Candlelight Service is Impressive I Installaiion of Lodge Officers I B tt S An Jmp!e~~m e candl_ehght m- Iunny, Secretary: e y ~pen of (;.illlpo!Js are announcmg the ! rstall !lion t:eJemony highlighted eel' TI easurcJ. Mr ~ J{J(:htu d g of lheir dcmahter MISS , • f th 0 p t ·tor· Mrs Paul marna e ~ . 0 the .J,muan meeting e v.ens ro ec , ' · Sue Grose to Nicholas !N icky !\lelgs Tt"mpl e Pythmn S1sters Z1rle, Outer (JUal d . '(\w . .. dd~ 1' \ ~ JWl~ at t he Legwn Cl ar, kPas t Ch Jef· Bt •It\'• twll m ~lh..ld iPpot t. Grand Represent,J\1\ l' Joan f M. !\Irs. l'm er ~n, ,Sahr 8SSJ::it<:"d HI the IOSt.lll.!· He\ llll · ·· I mg St'\tn br<:~mh candelabra. twn or her mother. Mt s t'litlds Tlw double ring re!'emonv ttt'd \\ 1th v111 1nus colored nb ComnutteP membe1 s uwludcd, w.'ls )Jt'I r(lJ ][ ,t•d on New Year\ "HONEYMOON HOTEL " h11 rl\ l\HI\ IIlL: illlt lht· staltons , dC'co~tion , Mrs \\Illwm All - ~\e at 7 w p i:lt the Mettl oIn lllllnluJ L unltliii~d .,...,lh gret'llt'T~. decor- Ill.J il and Mr~ Otiw \\ atts ~nd u 1 ~ 1 L'lnu ch .ll ,SVUlLLI~e. Metgs Hober1 (ioult•l \,lilt'\ t\\1 ,111 al•d the .tii<~I Wende1! 1 1wdttmg Norma Z11kle di.JI! counh. bv the Hev. RuiJt'!l '!11t~t .rill ::,; Jotu1 \tr~ \\ ti! Ia m Allman WBS m man Mnxme Qy,ens and Duns Stuller. · 1\rm, lll'lm l I'll bJI('It~"" h.' I !\l'll l. ill \I\ llfl :-.t,d ltng n!ttt't'l a ~:.t..,led b• Mrs. l:k11ley '1II, b!l dl' wore a whl!e bro1 ( _,.,1 1 B.1h1 Gt.~ nd St>ntor cmd Jm;liedti:!ldv following tlw St'! 3d• mt·ss t1 unmed m pale SUNDAY MONDAY I d <' 1 1 ~nd M:1n and TUESDAY 'ldi~arel .orw~. ,r. \ICC. Jo::~n Clark vresente J. blue \\ t!h \\llll'h sht: wore a J•n 9, 10,11 <~gt·r OIII•l't~ tn:t-•l ltd 111 t_lud- \Ut.d numbt•J 't Took a 'l tr- ]t rrlii blue h:.Jt with veiL and "LOVE AND KISSES " rU \tf:J !;t•ur~t> thlld": ~ 1 F ( . •H: Ie.11 Wllh Mrs. Ben Neutz!Ing n7ttdi'lf{ slm~s ller t:U/Sdge Htll.:. '\lel.-.on \ IJ ~ Ita• old I ' 'Jil t"\ f S Mrs .icL·ompanJ~t Ac-Glytes lu t the \\ 1s (ll blue carnatr ons I "W ILD oN a~~E BEACH" h.Jtl Owen:s, F: J Bt::~ ly Riggs (a!Jdlehghtmg cer€mony \\er e .Thl' btidt:'smaid, Joann Darst.! '~::::========~l:,:l:a',::'":::,g<:,:'_\,;,t_"_1_1 '_''-·1 '_e_.\I_•_LI- Max 1m~ Owens and D!H 1 ~ Btnl (;j ][1po1 1s. wore a pmk brocade ji. ey Thank·)UU notes were re<Jd dre.;~ \\IIil matchmg acccssv1 ft um the Medma Home and IL'S Be'- I man 1~as 1\elson Rey lrom Mrs Le!l.:• McE\h mny fo J nulds, !\ldSi HI . I flO I\ l'l" 'J'ilf' l'e Wt' l t' 8! SK k l'<i lls 1 ht• g1 OU!Il IS empJoy,•d at m:1de and $78 spent m DltUt.SIH: llw Plt<.~s.mt Valley Hospi ia l.l v.nr k. md ttle bnde d metlJCdl sec reM! s. Allmnn present ed flit' t 1l y foJ Dr Ker.1p at Holzer ~ave\ to i\tb Childs who g;n·e 11' I"] j ( t (tSpl u h 1 an t~rce ptnm~ e spcet · ommJ ·1 J\lr and Mrs Kmg aI e rrstd· Itt'" appo tntt•d mdude flower, mg at th~ UUldctte Addition, Sadie McElhmny, Betty Spen- Pomt Pleas<Jtlt. : < t'l rrporll'r . !\It s Ben Neulz· . Atlt: ndmg the wcddmg vw ere : 'mg: Wa~ s and Means Mrs Mr and Mr~ T G. Ste\\<-.U t, Mr. l l\ Jil U\\en and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. James Craft. Ann l Owens. and r. 1nJa Drbb1t!- Manmng, all i Jm\Jatwn v.as Hnnoun(' ed for of t:a llq)()lts Mrs H L. Kmg J<tltrur'JV met'tlng \\1111 nwm- IJ C'ndl'J'nn Mr and Mrs. Alvc~ b1 1 , or the sl.-Jff rnd offici:'!Ms To LuLM'I '· doo,' 1~c 1ar1, \It· , 11 1 . 1 l'.t.lf furtll.t S Mr ~ P hi~ : Ill- !\Irs Ho!:'er Lutk e1 rloo, Hunt4 4 Our complete stock of sale Regular $8.95 GIRLS Regular $7.95 GIRLS Regular $5.95 GIRLS Regular $4.95 GiRLS Regular $3.95 GIRLS Regular $2.9S GIRLS . WATCH For The Jan. 11th Sentinel For OUR JANUARY ClEARANCE SALE ],,11 \\',J~ n:mwd St.1ff C::!p!cnn ll il'll'"SL'S V. ll l b(! ~ lrs BLihr, ,II 1I " Spt' ]]{ {'I \t I " II I>r"cc• !\lc " ' . , ~ . 11 llllll\, 'I B N'<li 'lillr1 I\ IS. ..:n t b ' an d \I 1, .,'II m 111 THE SHOE SALE YOU WAIT FOR!! 1· \ wgton . 1r L.: d 1\.t 15 (ln rrly LudeHlou. Po111t PlL'a \ant. s I fo.l1 I .. ,Hid j\11 .. ~Ir s ( ilttoll .l!um, ~ 1\ l lt~· rt Sll .l lzel , A'Ht. . """"''ct ~ l'! l,,,r~, "M iddlc ofUpp" /JJocJr. POME.R0\' 1 OHIO. the P1 d\ er .•:, d l!l l's,oi"' VIs• tmg at the home of ~1r anJ \l1s F J;Illi\ Grunm and gi , Dcsu ee Kay of \'nitt 1 U\ c. Itn g 111 e ( ~Histmas holid-..\s IH're Mr and M r ~. H1 ll I· ;11 d ,md cllt ldr l'n Jolin :!If'/ Chapman-Canaday's I 0 fht\ 1J ami Susan Lvnn of Me· I TWICE-YEARLY SALE! SALE! GIRLS WINTER COATS Regular Regular Regular Regular $19.50 $16.SO $13.9S $12.95 GIRLS COATS - - SALE $13.00 GIRLS COATS - - SALE $12.00 GIRLS COATS _ _ SALE $10.00 GIRLS COATS - - SALE $9.00 tudwn .\ev. Je1 sey, Mr and \11 s Puul Julmsv 1 of At hens; 1 ~~~ an Mrs Lawrence Roush . of Ravenswood, Mr and Mrs. Kenneth lrnbudcn and daugh· ler Pt•ggy of Mtddleport 'vlrs !\et!Je Moore and son Jumor,! Mrs. N01ma Baker and son lliCh ~ nd Mrs. Jl'anette Uuff), sons Jackie and Eddy "II of Syrucusc, Mi and ~rs r:arl s.mree and son Glenden of Marietta. Mrs Thelma Grue- 1 I ::~er, Mrs. Icy Miller and son J:t ck Mrs Belly Russe ll and , dau ghter Tammy, all of Pom· e1uy , J\lr and Mrs LOlliS Haufl ' of r\ew York Also on Chnstma• day, Mrs. · Gnmm rel:eived a h'lephone 1 grt'"t't mg from tier son and 1 d:mghter·Jn law, A·lC an d Mrs. 1 Gene Imboden .an hu ly of M1ddletown, Fa, where Genee l · IS stationed wtth the Air Fore 1Al so spcnlllg New Year's week('IJd wtth the Grmuns were \lr .md Mrs. P.:JUI Johnson of ,\UJ en:-, . KennctJI Imboden and d::tUd t1~r Peggy and Chuck:e 1I Sn) J,·r, al l of M1dd lepon. VOL XVII assorted $1.95 - - - -- - - - SALE $1 .50 $2.95 SALE $2.00 $3.95 - - · - - - - - - - SALE $2.50 $5.95 SALE $3.50 8 to 20. BOYS $4.95 SWEATERS SALE $Uo BOYS $5.95 SWEATERS SALE $4.00 BOYS $6.95 SWEATERS SAU $4.50 BOYS $7.95 SWEATERS SALE $5.50 BOYS $8.95 SWEATERS SALE 6.00 Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular $8 .9S $7 .9S $S.95 $4.9S $3.95 $2.95 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS Clt!ILS GIRLS GIRLS SKIRTS - SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $4.48 $3.98 $2.98 $2.48 $1.98 $1.48 Reg. 7.95 Girls Sweaters : · Sale $5~00 sorr wool - lQ L;fJ mohair- 10% nylon Cardigan cable sl1h h - ragla n slee~ves. Whites Sweaters and past.> Is S12es '(to 14 girls. Wools, Orlons, Mohairs. S1zes Small, Medium and Large. SALI $9.00 MENS $1o.95 SWEATERS - - - - - SALI $8.00 MENS $9.95 SWEATERS SALE $7.00 MENS $8.95 SWEATERS SALE $6.00 MENS $7.95 SWEATERS SALE $5.50 MENS $6.95 SWEATERS SALE $4.5lt $8.00 $8.00 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Selected from our regular stock - Juni or Sizes ~""" ' S11es - llalf Stzes. Regular $2S.OO Womens DRESSES - SALE $12.50 Regular $19.SO Women• DRESSES - SALE $9.75 Regular $16.50 Womens ORESSES - SALE $8.25 Regular $14.95 Womens DRESSES - SALE $7.48 Regular $13.95 Womens DRESSES- SALE $6.98 Regular $12.95 Womens DRESSES - SALE $6.48 Regular $10.95 Womens DRESSES - SALE $5.48 SALE! MENS $2.95 FLANNEL LITTLE SIZES BOYS LONG SLEEVI SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 2 to 6X. Plaid!, checks, sohd colors. Our Sizes Small, Med10m, Large and Extra Large . St 69 quality, while lhey last. 2 for $5.00 On $alo STARTS THURSDAY MORNING AT 9 THURSDAY·· FRIO AY--SATURDAY HOUSE SLIPPERS Men's, Women's and Children's Regular2.99-- Sale$2pr. or 3 prs. $5.00 Regular 4.99- Sale $J pr. or 2 prs. $5.00 1 Racine Legion · Auxiliary has Annual Dinner I The Ha cme LegiOn Auxiliary SPECIAL GROUP $1.0.0 '•' parr 1 reu:ntly beld 1ls annual Christ- mas turkey dmner and party at the Legwn Ha ll IJeau lifully 1 decorated, a!! were the tables, i with Ctmstmas greenery Followtng dmner, the guest Mrs. i Wil son U!rr, Athen s, Eighth Dtstnct president, extended greetmgs and spoke bncfly on I, membership 1 A cand!~ ligillmg sC'rvJce was present ed by Lomse Stewart, ' DIXie Smith, Mvrtle ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS DRESS HEELS, Reg. 8.99-10.99 5. 9 9 pr Ba_g_s _to_ M_at_ch_ _l_p_r_ic_e__, , _ I_ _ NATURALIZERS, Reg. 12.99-14.99 6.88 and 8.88 One Spocial Group - FLATS and LOAFERS VALUES TO $8.00 Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORI! \~alker, ~ Fram t·s Hobert~ , Martha Lou 1 : Beegle and M<Jry Roush Games I were played Wi th prizes award- 1 I ed to t;arnel Smtih , Erma Wil- l 1 son and Frances Roberts Mrs. J Lcor a Young won the door · pn zp an d the travel mg prize dol natrd by Martha Lou Beegle was gn.l-' n to Grctta Simpson : Mary Ruu>h , on behalf of the , Gmt. presented Mrs. Carr a g1ft A co~rd was sent to Myr' tie HoltL:r, w1th each member stgnmg a note Mrs Carr thank~ II ed lhe Um t fo r its help and II pa1 t~e1patwn at the birthday par ty at Chill icothe m December. Others atlending mcluded , Addi e Nm ns, Eula Wolfe, Eunie Bnnker, Bl'ulah Bt adford, Blanche Spencer, Opal Dtddle, Maxme Sham, Hathe Powell and Roy Ralph Smtth, withl 1 f F1rst European country to g1ant women the nght 1o vote was Fmland in 1906. Whi sky undergoes no change in 11 1! " , Associations Ill New Meigs Local '" , • '\ I ' ...• ... I SALE! MENS LONG TAIL I ' • . I ·~. '' ' .. , ' " < Settlement is Far Off Two Each from Middleport, Pomeroy to be on Committee Lindsay Warns Weary City, 'Be Brave As Bus, Subway Strike in near Stalemate Pomeroy and Middleport teachers were officially welcomed Into the Meigs County Education AssociatiOn when the executive committees of the three groups met Wednesday night in the offJCe of County Supt. 0. 0. Patterson. The committee announced prelimmary plans for the annual spring meeting of the Me1gs County Education AssoNEW YORK ((UP]) - Mayor John V Lindsay today reported "some movemenl" to. cJabon in April. Pomeroy and Mlddleport teachers were m'' I ••. ', t·.,:...... ward ending the six-day-old bus and subway sluke but warned weary New Yorkers VIted to name two representatives from each group to serve against over optimism about a qu1ck settlement on the executive council l : ~ ' ... Lmdsay, m a televJsJon and radiO reporl, dJSelosed thai both sid es In the dispute had ard Batchelder on March 3 m , "made an additiOnal offer'' dunng marathon negotJatwris Wednesday lie would not ~Ill­ A financial .reporl. of the Is- Che sapea ke. Th.1s w111 be th e .. · .,, , borate 1 I 1 sue promotion JOlnt y spon- f NEA 1 11 ~ ~j " Howe " h d "!I d b h 1 . ., ~ ~ ,,n1, ., 4 ver, ld e sa1 , 1e gap rema ms wr e e1wPen t e parties" The new Rer1ublt· sored by the MeIgs County Ed- 1rst appearence o an 1 1 1uo.~' ..... , • . . president m the arf!<o. for several ' · can mayor to the c1ty 1t would ''have to sweat It out . bf' ve1 v tough about It and Vt:i 1 u~atmn Assocl8tlon and the years, 11 was noted. BROWN ANNOIJNCES FOR COl\ GRESS - Garrett C. Brown , mayor of Belpre, moved - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · -- bra;e abou t 11 A steady ra m pellrd the cliy 01P ~eroy 1011 end Mlddleporl asso- Attend mg from Pomeroy were 1, mto Ihe pol!!Jcal scene today when he officJally announced that he Is a Repub!Jcan candt· was m~d~ and the conM.1• Young president. Luctlle date for Congress in Ohio s \Oth D1strict. Brawn said " I pledge to the people of thJS 11 d•trmg the mornmg msh hou1, !~ 11~~~n and Y· aws were re- Swackhame;, v1ce president, 1Co unty District t he t~ree things needed most m gov'ernrnent. honesty, sincenty and inrasumg a monumental traf£ic · : and Ina Meadows and Martha legnty. stc~.!Jng quahtJes.. tha t are allen missing from the stature of those holding poll· ;am that far surpassed The leacher merger has fol· ' Husted, buildmg representa- tJcal nfftce lie added, Bemg hones!, stncere and devoted may be constdered old lash· V bluOmusr·r 't'orJ/bouhrellsper cfo"r"mlle;,:;n~ 1o·1ed the approval last Novem· 1t1ves Present from Middl cporl wned m our present society, but l firmly believe that a umversa\ transition brmging ,~" be~ of the proposal to consoh- were Maxme Philson, presJ-]about .~ return. to such philosophies would be a sound advancement 1n our c 0 m p 1ex The Meigs County American Red Cross ('haptPr 1965 fund 1 some expres~way!l leadmg 1nw d .e the Bedford, Northwestern dent, Lea h Ord, VJce preSident, , world Brown JS commenct ng hts seco nd term as the full lime ma yo r 1n Belpre. dnve has produced $2,730 06 to date, 1! was reported to the heart of the city At leas! Salisbw-y, Pomeroy and M1ddle- Tom Kelly, secretary, and MJJ.I -chapter offictala Wednesday mghl al Veterans Memonal j 100 diSabled vehicle• further Pt, I schools dred Bailey, treasurer. 1 bospttal. 1 - ---- complicated the snarl. 1 rhe. latter two systems had Present from the Me1gs coun- j1 1, . • Frank Vaughan. reportmg 1n discussed to ~nl!st more denm s Eeonomu: losses Joared loto been m exempted. status, but lty Assn were Fly Sauer, pres!- ~r.lU the absence of Dnve Cha irm an fur the nexl bloodmobile the mil liOnS effective Jan. 3, ~hen the new dent , who was m charge of the l Paul Case._ . sa id the-re are sllJ\ Yvonne Sca ll y. water safet y Talked To Wirtz 1 1 boord orgamzed, became part oft busmes'i sesswn ; Thelma Dill, hopes the goal of $3 000 Y.!ll be chrm, 1eepurted plans lo ma ke Lind:oi.ly scud he had not the county system The new diS· Ipast preSident, and County Ele· i W.ISHI NGTON (UPfl - Two altered, lbe present "War on , programs wtthout lncr..,sln the reached. Vaughan urged anyone both pa~ts of the swlm mmg Ill· contacted PreSident Johnson 1 i!ct ~~nown . as the Meigs 1 menlary Superv1sor Robert GOP congressmen today called 1 Poverty" cou ld not effectively 1over::~ II antiJ)()Vert budgetg who wishes. to mall donations structor s course a\la liable to dlf t•c tly about mterv enmg 10 7ta ool DJstnct. I Bowen Other county assoc1a- for a major shakeup m Sargent survive • the frsral pressu~s uf ' One ma)or erfe<-~ of the Q i to Mr Case! at the Middleport Mt>1gs l'oun t1ans tl11s ~ummer I he stnke although he had C\1 was reported }hat~the, twn executive committee off!- I Shnver's <mlipoverty agency. i the war m Vtet Nam." ('xOodeJJ plan would be to S~Tie- post off Jet!. : Chapter ex.erutJ\Ie l'hatrman I talked With Labor Secretary W esapeake Educad~ ... As 1a- cers are. Elma Lo~ks, VIce Th ey called 1t 'a churnmg 1 Shltver s Office of EconomJ~ In loher actJvi!y, Chapter 1C E Blakeslee sa1d a clm tc on W1ll a1d Wirtz about the 51 tua hen IS IDVitm~ Meigs County president. Grace We ber, secre- Disneyland of admmistrallvet Jn a statement prepared for 0 f h b Chairman Vemon !\ease report- · Fund Ra1smfJ m Towns & rura l ' tJon Agam he rt>fused tu teachers to attend a dinner for tary and 0 0 p tie s l , , ppor1um 1y o everyt mg ul , , N 1 1 R • · · a rson, up chaos" I news conference th1s mornmg,j the poli•ca lly volatile cummu- ed the next bloodmobile vtslt lSI commumtres' w1!1 be held Sun- elaborate. say mg • that must at ana NEA president Jch- of Schools. 1 Re s AI be H . tho two lawmakeds, bolh nity ad Jon programs !ICheduled for Feb. 28 a! Porn- day, January 9 from 10 a m 1rem am conf1drn!iol 10 the 1 P. rl Qw• . Mmn .. members of lhe HouM Edllca-' Unde!~the ptoposed plan the eroy High school Plans were unt!l 3 :JO p m. at Oh10 Power I public mt erest ' and Charles E Goodell, N t10n and Labor Committee, saJd 1Job C.Q111s, the Neighborhood ~·Co off we m Pomeroy , w1th Tom , . Sh~rtly. before tr a m EST, offered a reorgamzatJOn plan their propoual would. permJt l Youth Corps and olhf'l trammg Hooper. natwna Tt'presentatJve ::Jill(' CommJSSJOner Hellry A. the} said would ''cllm mate the i adminiStra tiVe savmgs, thus I programs would be sh ifted to I of the Hed Cross. as tnstruclor Barnes said the ram W<J::i po!llng wa ste, abuses and developmg l freemg more money for such the Labor Deparlmrnl woth the I Atlendmg beSJdes !he abm e problems. al though 'lhe SilUIIsca ndal m the poverty pro- 1 proJects as "Oper allon Head i · He(:ld Start'' prog1 ~m gmng to were othe1 chap ter board mem - tmn 1s nor rnttuil '' gram" They warned that I Slarl," chtld care and deve lop-' the Department of Health, bers Llo' d Blackwood Rolrerl Because ol I he sleadv rain unles!i tl was drast1ra lly ment and the commumty actm n I Edueallon and Welfar e. Wing Pit Da le M Kautz, \olr<: he saJd more perso n\ ¥.erl' 1 1 , Redcross Fun dDrive sti ]] Sh y 0 £Goa ] by on]y $270 January Sale! FIEf.nCREST and CANNON ROYAL FAMILY Ma(c/iJriy b'\ith 1'owels, Hand 1'owe!s and Wash Cloths FIELDCREST "ROSE SCULPTURE" $2.98 BATH TOWELS SALE $1.98 HAND TOWELS SALE $1.38 WASH CLOTHS . SALE S8c Teal blu e, pink, maize and moss green. FlELDCREST "VENETIAN LACE" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.59 HANO TOWELS - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS -:--:-:---;--- SALE 49c Go ld, ptnk, blue and moss green. FIELDCREST "RIBBON BOUQUET" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - - SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Blue, pink and maize. FIELDCREST "DESERT FLOWER" $2.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.98 HANO TOWELS - - - - - SALE $1.38 WASH CLOTHS -·C'C""--:-:--SALE SSt Teal, pink and maize. FIELDCREST "SAMPLER" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Only one color com oi nation. CANNON "EMBASSY ROSE" $4.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $3.98 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE $1.98 WASH CLOTHS SALE 68c Pink, blue and gold, CANNON "DOVER ROSE" $1.98 BATH TOWELS----- SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Blue, pink and maize, CANNON "VANITY ROSE" $2.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - - SALE $1.98 HAND TOWELS SALE $1.38 WASH CLOTHS SALE 58c Pink, mint green and gold. CANNON "EMPIRE BOUQUET" $1.98 BATH TOWELS----- SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Maize, blue and pink. CANNON "CRYSTAL PALACE" $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - SALE $1.59 HAND TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Gold, maize, moss green, blue1 pink, purple, black and red CANNON '~ISTERIA" $1.98 BATH TOWELS---- SALE $1.59 HANO TOWELS - - - - - - - SALE 99c WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Pink, maize and blue. FLANNEL SHIRTS Suede and prinled flannels, plaids and checks. All sanforized shr unk Warm, comfortable. Smort looking Stze8 14 1> to 17 and extra sizes 18 to 20. Mens Dress Trousers and wear fabrics. so hd colors and neat pattern~. Wa1st s;zes 29 to 50 and aU trousers at Elberfelda are altered to your correct length free. Wa sh MENS $5.95 DRESS TROUSERS - - - - SALI f5,00 MENS $6.95 DRESS TROUSERS SALI $6.00 MENS $7.95 DRESS TROUSERS SALI $6.10 MENS $8.95 DRESS TROUSERS IALI $7.00 Take Adv1ntage Now Of The Sale Of Mens and Boys Coats and Jackett In the busy mens and boys departmenl Slop In, aee the selection of Jackets in corduroys, wooll, nylo1111, lwJils. All warmly lined. Zipper and button front stylea Boys Sizes 6 to 20 Mens Size• 36 to 50 SALE! MENS BOYS $2.95 HOODED SWEAT SHIRTS SUEDE 1nd KNIT Sizes 8 to 18. extra large Sizes Mostly white s, some black, some I CrOplan d Plan Opens January 17 Y,! Wayne H. Chase, chairman of the Metgs ASC count> <o Jn;,m t-1 I the tee, sa1d today Carmers mav Baker NaJ.]ed on Charges ;' Of Evasion i J d p 0 O'e Orter C&SOE Ath - --M. ddl___ n· . . ens, I eport IVISIOns Show sIgns • 0f Expanding Economies • WORLD ' I Hears • 62 8 ases I 1 j 0 ver $''0 ,, '000 In Pomerov. 's :1 SALEI RED HEART I' Knitting Worsted 4 ply 100% virgin wool. Ready to knit pull out skein. Solid colors. Variegated colon and a b1g setectlon. FOR THIS SAL& $lOO 1 Wa) WASHINGTON (Upl) - i'Or· l S t d R be ' G mer ena e al e o r be tore takmg a break after t ' !' enroll lfl the Cropland Ad;u<l· (Bobby) Baker. the Pickens. ! b am today Before he entered • ment Program begmrung Janu. • S C, OOy who feund fort une m the talks ful l tim e the Transit ary 17 Smce. fu.nds for thiS prO· Temfir ls lhe word for lhe l adem ic lines Include the <nn- 1hens a new Woolworth building I backsla~rs Washmglon. stood J ~ulhontv and the slrikmg SAIGON - A TERRORIST Igram are limited, apphratJOn j overall economy outlook in the sohdatton of Shade, Alexander, IS gulng up whereas duirn.;: l96:i acf used today of mconw tax Transport Workers U n I (m lmne planted under the seat of ~;~It be :::::~e~ °~ a first -come , Athen~ DIVISion of the Columbus and Waterloo Local Sch'lO! D~s- Hucke}e Mart opened It~ dnor~ Ie~as1or1 10 a pul111rally explo- 1 ( • • , } ( 1\'I'WU 1 were $155 rru\ ho n apaM a rickshaw exploded lomght In Till. SJS. : and South ern OhiO Elec tric Com- tmts The Alhens City Sc·hool Ill the Plaza Shoppmg Center. SIYe rase fiJDJna There were reports the City had front of tbe mam gal• at sub8 prograrr. Js new . this pany The year promJses to be DIStrict has purchased land at I In the Middleport area loo The 37-year-old Baker, anre offered the TA $10 mtllioo ta 1 18 u! b.an Tan Son Nhut Airport, year. ~ designed to davert one df record growth fur both. The Pla 1ns to erecl 8 new blgn ~~u.c~twn and educational ct>~-· protege of then Sen Lyndon B There wert" 625 crimmal help meet th~ demands 1 t the k11lmg one V1etnamese and m- ~~needed cropland to .Jther use- Plans are ll [oot to bUJ\d 8 new school. fers h!.ve taken qUJte a shale Johnson and a top arde for cases and 76 C!vtl actions heard umon. but Lmdsay sa 1d JUring three Amencans. ~urposes. Farmers may en- substatmn at Stroud's Run A Commumty Cer1ter was op- or ~e lrmehght Senate Democrat!\, was named 1m toun1v Judge Frank W P01 - That s the f1rst l'vi heard o1 Meanwhlle U. S. Mannes I tel r mlo 5 to 10 year contracts : I ened lasl February Lytlon In· ' Wtth the help of the Ohio Un· Wednesday '" a nme-count ter's rourl durmg 1965 Co urt II . ' o reduce the1r acreage of feed 1· n a large sense, as Oh io Un· d 1 d ''I k El . beth H • t 11 t d d sweepmg a valley 18 miles J dustnes, Inc 15 plannm.:1 to j 'verslly Ins.tJtu tr:> for Regwnal m JC ment prepare by a "-' er • na o11s e er re_.m say satd he woul return . gram, wheat and othe1 crops l 'vrrSI Iy goes, so goes lhe ec' • fd 1 nd Cl ff d po t d 10 d· t th t·i '· . south of Lhelr Da Nang base p . I ronstrul'l a 200 000 square io&t Development an organizHlion e era gra Jury I or re ay o e a 1\S at somt time accldentallv burned part or a l ayments per ecre Will bee ; onomy of the Athens DIV!Sh.m I plant on the eas't Side of At\ot~'~ns l set up to aid certam counties Jones. rormer Democratic lif'U- 1 Disbursement of court revr- lm'ay ' V!etnames~ village to the ess thand un~er the annual fe€-d ~urther umve~ty expansion IS tn order to transree all Ils f~t'- 1 m southern OhJo m attnrtmg tenant governor of Nevada. was nue mtluded $2 572 26 from Lmd SJ}, look mg drawn and ground today while destroymg ~raJ~ an w eat programs The ~~ng ronsJder durmg tne for. l lllti~ under one-roof Jnt"h,lstrv a brochure was pub- charged With pequry m ('On nel'· jt rmes to the state $1,154 :l5 111 pale. enwrgf>(f from the baJ a cache of rice left behind by hrop and Adf;fustment Program , t commg yem Already under ! A numbe! of new housm~ Jub- ilshed . for the Commumtv lm- tiOn With the Jury s mqmry mto rPes to th e shenff $7,078 05 m~o gammg se<:ston lo maktt one the Commu DIS . ls Severa1 Amer. agreem owever, o ers a long-term conslructwn IS a new hf'almg d . ,. Baker .s dealing<: nl v d 1 1d d 1 h t II lVJSIOns were opened the se- provement vorporatton of Me1gs 11 the ., rottatv general b tund $1 .982d report at 1 47 a m EST H' 1 1 lh 1 1 icans were sijghtly burned r. e ',wue e ree pan es lgne o ea a earn- rond portion of Park Hill as County The Impact of the Bakrr , J4 to lit' aw h rary fund an l wf'nt on radiO &lid live while puttmg out the blaze G am and Programs are pus buildlllgs j w£•11 as Wonder HJ!Is Far Hills In lhf' fall voters approved a md! ctrnent on Preside-nt John - $J 791 :>7 mto the coun ty auto lt•leVJS IUJl agatn shortly be(or• . on a one-y~ar asrs Also a new all-purpose gy rt 1rJC:t- and one near Alban; . proposal to. consolidate school son's political fortune~ W;.t <; !wens~ and gas tax fund Total a r.l EST <~t U te hPJghl of tbt WASHINGTON - THE PRO- thFurther tnformati.on about sium and convocation center In the downtown are. a •! AtdJstrtct The Whll~ HIU sr I' nllef liOns lfl 1965 were $14 578- mbu und u,mu nul er crush e program IS avaJ!able at th th 1 ~ s of pomeroy. M1d( II e- uncer tam. spec! of a replay of the steel ASCS unt ff . I d e are m e p annmg stages l'lve - - - -- - . port Northwestern Sa!Jsb•lfP. wttbheld commen t on lhe at'IH'Il 77' 1 fl b I tt d . D ' -t d tr ' co y o Ice ocate at ! new dorms and a physical sc lrm· , , t B· k I ~- r~~: o s e er sa l m rn ~s t~ s ~~~ HconfronlatJon Masomc Temple Buildmg, Porn-' complex hav e been started on Pomeroy Dn1g f'irm and Bradbury Up!'nmmg ~·t JS ag~n: ~ h I ' c"•nber $307 35 was pa!d out WI e Je ouse ha s eroy th S lh G d h J J J voter ar·t!On of a bond l!'~tlf' to I p u I ron!l w o Iave fJ om fmps to ihe ~ taft' SIJ 10 evaporated m a price compro- It .is em h th e . ou rern an t IS p<~s t s ncorporatef build a high ~dlool ) claimed the Ut?moL-ra tw admt-.· to the shenff 's fees fund 952 mise The antktpated ..,howdown cattons car~o~s~ed at appli- week OU opentod a new r~- ArtJlies of IncorporatiOn bave I Jnte-r€'st Mr!gs rount~an~ .ttl- mstra tmn protP< tt>d B~:~krr dirl 11 mto the 'ounty . ener.:~l f~!~d was averted by a reporteC se- til January 17th rec~ved un- ~~~~~ntntl dormrtory. Bromley been fi led m Columbus With so are \\oorkmg to achieve a rou- I not re<~ct With the sh<lrpness ef, $2'i 187 to the lr~w ~Jbril rv fund crel meeting m Washington on farmers rna call I th o~ewr, ~ h , Secretary of State Ted W. Brown tnty airport&. as a whole, a num.l the past Sen ( lifford p lase i and $267 72 mto the au t~ li,.,..uesday ni~ht With Roger M office and d~scuss ~he er~o~an!y _ _t er _achvitie!l ~long th~_ ac- by the Swisher Lohse Drug, In ber of people are workmg to-1R-N .I, sa id today he thought : cen~e and ga!l tax fund . Blough, cha1rman of U. S. Steel P g m. CO • Pomeroy by r: Wayne Swisher, ward promotung the area to , the charges wPre na1rowly • and a central figure m the 1962 MING MONDAYS Harold R Lohse and Elizabeth altract varmus bus messes drawn struggle. Weather A Social Serunty Ag~l'cy Re- M Lohse Agent IS Wayne . ' . - --CfJARLE&ION, w. VA. - I Total act ive runds In the \ I ~ Thursday U.S Steel announc- .:~altered snuw flurries n~rth presentaltve WJII be at Pomeroy SwiSher. 112 E Main St. PornNOW YOU KNOW Eight Hie in ]<ire IUI'il - Witb a platform OJ>' Iage of Pomeroy at th e ~'< ' n ed it was increasing pmes on W!Jid east po~lonsllaler lomgbt town hall begmnmg ot 10 30 eroy, and papers were flied by Jupiter lhe lorgest ol lbe Sweeping Hotel 1"'''"1 "evrrylhing Lyndoo ~~g of 1966, $30 449 69 . ( leJ k structural steel b $2 75 a ton y, muc coder tonight, I am each Monday to assist per- Crow, Crow & Porter, Pomeroy planets, a diameter of . Johnson is for;' Harold Cut- I na s.<'hoenl€'h ha s ref.Jor:ed The rrom u s: partly cloudy, m Medii' are The pajl<'rs 8Uihonzed 5001811,000 miles, 11 times lhal of r1_ght of Upshur County says be f sho;eu 1 0 · • ~re ep,lfl· Sleet - the biggest producer In ' an mon Y ne Jts. shares of no par common stock tbe earth. lo Hot 1 . d t St p "''l seek the Republican nom lh --n e m own owo au 1I . t f th U S men( $S 914 17 cemterv ~Ia 35 e nation - automatically set tnday killing eJght persons ma JOn or e . , Senate strPet '9. 7116 89, stat .h gh . ' lh l d d fo th ' oeat oow held by Sen Je •· • . e 1 way were ! DIDI(S Randolpb. D . 15, UtiiJ\y ed b k .. 7 0 I Cutnght Democrat tu i • an par,., mg lot met,.rs, • 8 row ac to .. 6. !her proF1fty-four persons were regiS· [ ' · ra· 1 $3 958 08 ducers sucb as Kaiser and Arm. tered at lhe hotel when the fJre ' ed RerubUcan. was an unsuc· I inart•ve funds conta d 181 co, walling to see Whlch way Gallipolis State and the bookmoblle went inlo Scott, 31, Gall!polis, and as car apparently had been kick- broke out Hotel employes satd l cand-j 292 , WJ(h $157,461 J7 !an· the wind blew before announc- ed hway a .o post ~vesllgat· dttch, !hen slruck a fence lhe veh1des passed, the Cozart ed oul a total of •bout 50 persons were~ prmary. ,jtary sewer lund f 122514 ar lng mcreasea followed suit t ree accJdents Wednesday fl d 8 1o wh 10 the building Four h ' ' ' including two In Meigs and on~ V1lma Pikko;a, 51, Galhpoolls, car tppe s ne Jchstruck The patrol charged Ftsher after the first . alarm f' ~;~ COLUMBUS (UP11 _ At- specJal street repalf bond "tlfiiMOSCOW _ THE KREIIU..!N in Gallia counly. One m;ury was suffered a bump on the head, :hnd c~lpF the wndshJeld ol WJth unsafe opera lion. He was had removed seve bod' tre d most twice as many Amert- ~ent, and $25,205.49 m bond ,.. today dispatched a hi h k reported. and was not tmmedialely treat. . e ~ ro ~fiJJSer No one was CJted to muruc•pal court Jan. 7. there were 17 inj ned I 1~8 a~o cans were kiUed on Oblo's tirement. ed. Mrs P1kkoja, start member InJUre ' an 110 charge was Patrol arrests Wedntsday in- 8 bos 1 ur a en streets and blgbwayo last year ----.g ·ran ' lng mission to North VJel Na~, The Me1gs County bookmoblle of the Gallla counly dtstrJCt flied . . . eluded Lloyd G. Baker. 16, Lewp tal. os were kUled io tbe fltbll 92 N V h 1 headed by No .. 2 MuscovJte was mvolved tn a mmor acci- library, however was later Still under mvestJgaiJon Is an er River Rd , no muffler, ctted Answer Twice in Vlrt Nam. "i ew e i cles Alexander ~helepm, apparntly dent at 12 45 p. m. Wednesday treated at Holzer hospJtal and r.,_ accident which occurred at 12- to Gallia counly juvemle court Two calls were answered Wed. That chilling lact ls expect· Sold in December tlo boost Sov1et a1d to the com- / on Rl ti81, three - tenths of a leased 1 30 a m Wednesday on the Jan 8, Dana Q Epple, 67. Rut- nesday by Racine emergency td to be the keynote of the Deputy Nellie Brown reporte~ munlsl Asian regime. If true mlle west of Rt. 124, There was The 0 . , • ! Bladen-Merce~ille Rd, sev•n· land, lefl of center, c1ted to unit squadmen The first was annual report of statisticians lnday titles for 2 new vebJCies lh," mission could increase Han-• mmor damage to the vehicle. dent a/~"~ Metg 8 counly ac cJ- 11enths of a nule west of Rl 7. Me1gs counly court Jan 1; Er- at 9·33 a.m. for Mabel Taylor, o, the Bureau of Motor Vehi were ISSUed dunng December ol' resistance to a negotiated Offtcers said that Lawrence R i24 p ~- Wednesday The patrol saJd Charles IJ. neslme Wilho, 41, Rt. 2, Che· Long Run, who was laken to drs, who expected 1he year' m the Tille DJVison of Clerk peace 1n Viet Nam. We•tern llub'er 51 Gallipoli.! drJving ~; w~ , : mt e ~~~est of Rl. Ftsher, 23, Eureka, headed east shire, no operator's license, Cll· Velerans Memorral hospita l as total dealhs It rtacb %301 ' l•f Courts Evelyn Lucke's of[Jce. observers in Moscow said an lbe ~k~obile east ' met a de~l snda ~one .ed Jp~mg me~- apparently Iailed to negottale a ed lo munJcipal court Jan 7. a medJCal patient. The other OW.·M'" """"R " ~' , I The breakdown showed 79 o! effer ol more Russian aid to wesl·bound car. ga..; way to shield :f amag t e wm . c~rve. The car went o!f lbe Eugne HJcks, 34, Ecorse, Mich., was at 12:30 p. m for Lolhe , wCAi:'''"""~"'"""""' 'J lhe new vehicles were cars, II ~or!h VIet Nam would amount his right and the vehicle went Officersa !';~ro;h~~u'!:~tb d rrgh~ sJde of the hlg~way and driving while mtoxicated, and Sheffield, or near Racme who The temperatu~~~S ' were trucks, one trailer and I 4 ounce skems - ~~:~glhc:r~l(~ make their lm~:~d;~; ~~IO~~ll~~ ~~·.;~;;~:y· :ll:;,elda Werner and Lula H"n I $1.50 $2.50 I r While They Last. known 1 Y.he~t JAC-SHIRTS Smal, medium, large and Well I 1 at Reltless models and style~ tha~ are worn with 1 belt. green. brand. 1 J SALE! WOMENS WINTER COATS Now 1s your opportunity to select a warm Wmter Coat at a great savmgs Regular $139.00 Womens COATS - SALE $102.00 Regular $99.00 Womens COATS - SALE $74.00 Regular $89.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $64.00 Regular $79.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $S4.00 Regular $69.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $49.00 Regular $59.SO Womens COATS _ SALE $44.00 Regular $49.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $34.00 Regular $39.SO Womens COATS - SALE $28.00 Regular $29.50 Womens COATS _ SALE $28.00 Regular $19.50 Womens COATS - SALE $14.00 New York Antagonists lOr Sh a keup D eman d ed· okoln Make Elberfelds Your Headquarters For ·· ' Bookkeeping Supplies Ledgers - Journall - C&lb Books - Receipt Boob - PayroU Books - Account Boob - Columnar Pado - Farm Reeord Books- Letter Flle1. BUY YOUR NEEDS NOW. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN K>MEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER oncel'-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• lias oealedorlD"age'' tllu bottle tastebeen or flavor ' I ,I FIVE CENTS I 1 1 . I regular and SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE! MENS SWEATERS MENS $12.95 SWEATERS THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1966 . • SALE! BOYS SWEATERS S1~es POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT, OHIO r ( Sohd colors, plaids. Smart combmations. NO. 219 Teachers Merge SALE! GIRLS SKIRTS SALE! WOMENS DRESSES ";iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iii;;iii;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiii:.;.~..-------,. anUdat1~hte1 I Ac-etate and nylon umbrellas solids and prints. BOYS $3.95 SWEATERS------ SALE $3.00 ext1a SIZCS. Regular $13.95 WOMENS SKIRTS Regular $12.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $10.95 WOMENS SKIRTS Regular $8.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $7.9S WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS _ Regular $3.95 WOMENS SKIRTS - Guests Come to ' Frank Grimms 5fi JtH. Over Holidays and the T~ n Commandmc11b , $4.48 $3.98 $2.98 $2.48 $1.98 $1.48 S1zes 9 to 24 mos. and I to 3 yrs. Regular $5.95 SLACK SETS SALE $2.98 Regular $4.95 SLACK SETS SALE $2.48 Regular $3.95 SLACK SETS SALE $1.98 Our complete stock of Y..omens sk1rts - luncheon \ ed I.ortl's The bullet SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE! WOMENS SKIRTS J\l r l\l'n!\1 1 .., l\hton l\1tller SI'I'Hd as ;t lh Ht\nous \1:Jso n CttJ\JS ~1 0 ._ 1 l·.x(eJiert .J 11111ur 1nd \ lr:;. !\mg .-Hld Gwendo l}n Urd , bo th f"lu ld, as Plu!t'C'Ior or tht' 'If!fl- uf i\l' W II ,! V ~ II piP d\II tn ~; lt tt' !PHil ' " 1 tudl - -- - - In 1\ .ts --__ __ __ 16 r1b - SALE! GIRLS 2 PC. SLACK SETS 1 Open Friday Night Til 9 girls dresses included in this DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES Det~oted To The lnterutl Of Thtt Meip-Mmon .4reo SALE! WOMEN$ UMBRELLAS SALE! GIRLS DRESSES R C Kmg Biggs ' ll, Km g, son o ·I w VaIS and the late. 1' tine There's Lots of Bargains All Over the Srore in ELBERFELDS JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE!! announceme~ ~~7d~:-~· ~:~:y has so~s s~~~m,beupffor Artive Funds ...., F~~-n:S~~~"·~~~~ t~~p~arle- 1 B:th~e~~marand \n~.~t:~~:~; Bookmobt.le n,·tclled, "I Hi~~fJeers;ftrlh~ lU (co~':"mO: s;vt:,~eJ~tion ofj: o;.: u,·ts ~ence ~Jr~;:'"r:~~~emore bod~es ba;~~re(.e~~~a!6t~~d - w. v:: ' $J~~~~V22Pmendl ~:=~~uln th:u,~nat~rlal ~93 m'~~e 0 ~!r~. ~o~· c~~~~· ~:~~e~i~;:~r~~~\i.~~."r'i ~~~;{ ~:; n a l ~ n l t In!;;~~~:;:. ~~~~ ~to~r;;::n~· :!ih ~:::; :ts~:~~~ t:~~~ra;~~~~;~: I ~:~~es~a~lst~ct ~~~ ~~e~od~~ ~~:~~o~~Y~~thu:;: ~r~'u: a a Wuwuws the m lhe cJly Jail. lienL .c ,,, o• s, un er sued for cars, 21 trucks, aotl ' · · I In ouowery ...ea. _ _ one trail er llld cme cyc!L . �' !-Dally Sentinel, Pomoroy·Middleport. 0, Jan ~ 1988_ ";·:;~-;;"~ J'irst Deposit - ;; "'col. Charles v.. g., of MUtoa, W. Va . the pllol whom hiiiOry re<ords as being thr first Being Made On Memorial 1~~ ~ t~&Rtor ~~:~ ~::~~ w s~aker tor the annual PI. Pi;asant Mason County " to~ard 964 11 1 I ~ 'I Ill''"" {fPJ r.;i~':o:~~~~"'i ,tndwd and ~::e,(l;:"r~1'r/'M~:;:~·I~ ~~~: IS 1~ ,;s;;•~;u,~l~ile~"~~ Los•• ....... Zaleokl . • .. .. Coal Orovo "" McArthur .... • Gl o•ou ~· SouthWtlttrD " Jackoon Kyler CNI 2 5 4_4 (Continued from Pare E~word 1 392 545 77 wllll approved lor 610 ~• ! !!' , "' u 4 a 1.... '" 8 'IU 111 u1 1 344 II •• .,.. ••• ~- 1 4 m ~ 0 ~·~:~1 ·;;. 1M na tot all 141 Uv Ill lit 1141 lilt !!! ."',•. l'omtrO)I ....... I I Racine ......... I I ... Oa Jflll ....... , I I 4011 Hannan Tr101 . I 7 tN O:O.U. VAJIIIITY TEAM WL p Well8too ... -·. 4 I SIB Ath~nl ..... f I !II& NeleonvUla .... 4 I 2il Jlickoon J 211'1 Logan I J 27& Middleport ~ .. ' I t SM tJalllpolll ' .. _,. 1 t 28& Polllti'OY ...... · I I 1&0 IEO.U. RESERVII TEAM W L p I D 271 Logan "~ ... .. ' 1 230 JacktoD ...... • I I Ill! ~~:D ... ~ .. I I 181 N lllt ...... I I Ill a 341 I"' .. ttl 134 II&! IG8 Ill OP 211 261 27'1 211 368 1112 293 36 OP 189 IIi 1&1 117 189 adn~e:l;esfl•tlerrecr.alwn and ba~d -b ~ ~~"/"gn~::,~o~! ~~;;~~~rd~;: Iof n' ('I' Hurt, lM' '"I' ullw•nl ca 40 ul H t \lrddlf'~or t \H' nt nut ul "" "' "' lilt· rJIII ' and o~an 'mh mkm• nl lim !\• s f'd a I HI ~~~ the llll n In,. lw P<th '"''I <omplalll ed nl • b•ol · In I"" II" w,J, ''' alrn "' d !he ['omt Clm1c an d reiMe Prop•rl\ dttnHi.l:( r . . as b lml,J. I ed .JI 12~1 II'"' "' lhe t nunt' Jal •HrP nf \\ t·ndtll \\ Bark er 25 ;\l<J~on ~llld nunald B,ttk t"J 3fl Mrt~on both < lii.l t~~d Am'" WJtll .!:t Mtd:.~rt ~ to paid twiCI 1 month. II was reported to lhe board, a mllJOI'Ily ol tho teocbero did not SliD a pebUoA ukiDK this oh•DK•· pomeroy club ~~~~::· a~t M~:~:~ H Will be ost To LI'ons Zone ~bltn I'll \S\\T - Th e ShPJ 11\Vr<I!Mated a •'!Jr '" " "''"' ~ ...hJr•d·" at 3 - p 11 •n Ill to ""' liH' N• ol f " ll1 ',.,oi\Jn a lrl I~ I" ' pe11' d,on' 1" ' 11 d 111 Jllll ' " ' •l11 w1 A ' " c\"' n "' ll,~rol<l \101 IIi 1;, ,lr. mt rrmatiUn r:e ~~~~ :': J hns seen per ~llw Newhouoo explom· •~P he; oowncest eyes m that t row of the lbealro were ':pie proiocUon af,!llnll tile 'o'nthu-•aatl•ail• I q·''d acU>rs' M o,; 1 w Arlene Francll relax· splltle d over ~~ glamorous a omall botetle oI beer aa we'd ever een served_ In a fancy llttle !uver cbatnpagne-typl buoktt 111 Ill' the Hlfli.JIIhlAt t en~g 'night oet In· ~ Determm'ed to Push (or Peace MAC TV Senes . Begms . SatUfday- Mi , V T Jed Collll Named nigh~ :.J ~~:h~f~e::v~=da~o~~ rr J NBA Chase 2 HELEN HELP us! ''"'' A- Albany; Anthony Tr~~la lh Albany at JhtermlSSJOn the 4th row Irony . Tho l·nrs ""' '"""' by nl!gbCHIC'GO THE GR'DUAI WG - Wr.Jouster; I wasstand"':G - It I ~· " " , ater oo the request of cotlhcll President- , 1 , 111.,. laughs" but 11•1 IIIGI'I Admnted - II Htln \lae l•un hJO•mln ,.,d the blaz• elimination or locomotive lire I VlN'l'ON•HUCKINO elect .Frshk O'Cotmor with I ,:lion un1119<kln& et Pt Pleasant Mro F,, I brnkp ou t 10 Ihe ro·ar ul the men from the ra ilroad IOduslry Naill I ...In fll Hm ptl I •••. by franks tubernatorlal campal,n I Mattox Lt'llfn Mr~ Johll 0 home ;md 'Jfrt•<td tntu thr up. I !1as nut arlver~ely affected elth- 1H Patton. H oQ 23 109 I 218 I 1 d ck tin Aim tla Gri •. Ga!llpoli.c; lll\\1 Pm r stalrH bP fn rt- II was brought I e emplo)E>S or raJ! service ln Jihl Slraus1>augh I a rea y ro e g os PIRIT ~rd Buflcoln MIS llalph under <nntrnl Hutlaod lire- I g era! a national board sPI up w 3! !1102 5 204 YOUTH ASKED FOil IT! r•boilld note· fuhloll cotlt8el !Or millltr1 u homes b hk~ GIUALI'I'Y Crump PI Plea, nl m<n arm' d ''"t "''h th•lr lo , Judy lhe IS<ue satd Wednes ' D Gret~ory, H 39 tl 101 5 10 2 clerks •nould be a mull, espee- hiVe two TV lets Du tD! y ' ltBGU~Ait ahargcd - llnbPJ\ (ha p tanker 0011 p11n!JH'r tru<ks end da IJ Maxwell A 41 10 91 5 114 ThiS column Is for young Iaiiy In womeh'l ahd - · · leanmg on LI!J lo make. Bob d-, mall Glenwood Ma rv W1ll"m 81 3 3ti p m 1n. Mtddi•P"rt l M Bethel A ~ 9 13 91 5 18 2 p<!opl•, their problems and wear. rMei\Oweat clerk! are aJ. Wlgnet utbM affairs Sec Y Certlfle 01 Staflln 111 1111 Mlln If. aonSSouihs tde d•partm <nt WPnt to lho ., ••• I M L Shattuck, vice prHI M Bethel A au 13 815182 1Pleaaureo, lhetr troublu ready well bnelod, I've ... , ....., .. B~rth - ~lr and Mro Ea11 w11h Ill pump<'r and ~' R dent of the Brotherhood of s Hettinger, L 37 6 80 5 18 0 fun AI with \he root of Holan ltced) - H. e A ~ · ~··- · --~ --=-~~ .. Mallox, Leoo • daughler s0 uad 1LV<"Omoh'e Firemen and En J Porty BZ 32 14 711 118 1Help US 1, 11 weloomel iaugha H 1 31 IB 75 6 11.0 1but won't dodce a ••['•u• quoJ- ~~!t ~ ~;gh l~hoolet with 1 l'1rrmcn sRid no ""' ""' ' gmemen, wa1 the only mem- R un8,; L home "hrn lh•· him brok• 1ber of the four man boord who D Woodward L 10 15 75 1 15 o tton w1th a brush-of • hiiY)' bookltlYf up bet I 11 1 nut 1d•,.ented lie roluoed w IIRh S Malonr, SW :Ill 19 75 I 15 0 Send your toen age quesrt!o~j ~:~at to in elderly ladY! IY DEVOTED TO INTEREST Of ,. , "·" " - " 1the report and called It • 'com W- Wilton , A- Allensville, to Youth Askod F~ It, ... a the way juat who do you bin , MEIGS . MA~tlN AR~A I ' plete hoax I L - Laurel<~ lie I Helen Help US!, 1 newsp II' to l~e ~ our lfat lc>T -l'AT I 1 lltch~rtt 1 owtn Pu'"''"•' I Ho¥. ever, hh1 union co11nter. MID .. OHIO VALLEY er. D g p tp Y <'"'" """"" "'" LA I L' t I A "SIF'I"'D ear a Publl•ned •urv 1f1erno"n eo:r•pl 1'.. . ~ ~ 1:. I part on the board Chari~! J Name ttlm 111 itlhl ptl 1 I PA8htON COtJME F()k 1 ~u•"~a;m 11,b:, T~~/,~~; h~~~~~n~~t· ~~;;: At1TO SAl E~ 1Cuugulin, f1ret as!uetant grand I R Black, R l5 13 U 2 11 &I SALE~PEOPLEt You don't HAVt to liVe up , f.'n-:;n, 9;~ •; ;~ fl•~}/1't:,1 , 1 ~11,: 1 ;,: J!l51 1 t sTr )\l ludor Ve stand t:hiPf f'ng1neer of the Brothflr· l R Ca!vm M 13 U35 I 17 5] Ot!ar Hlli!h your bus !ea.t to lnYOhe. : : real wv.tfi2m d -.hlft 1111 h uHrdnve hood of L<K'tunn11vP EnR!heera, R Little, R Ja 7 312165 1 1 "ent to nice departeV!ry tltne you do, you d 111 3 rn~;rr· ~~ t~~ J! ..:~~ ~;,~, ,.' 1;t",..,~~~~~~~~ Lutld , 011 d1 1 •n and I!IOd s~:~td ht> concurred complPlt>ly 1 R Oav1s, R U 7 31 I 1& 5 ment store the other day to 1 ptO\'e the teen-.age lblthage, .n t 1 o''" wllh the report · l'l1t ongm IS B•dgley, Important est are Y 11, 11 1, 1 11853291 :-.~ .. tlonHL arl ~''"', r~prP.~I I alnf I iff'!-; s c d If RE 912126 30 2 15 Ui get some eccessor1es t for f myI that'o h too manu Inhafutie Bnllmll' l h K rn ob~ l In• 14 1 1 •~ · ~ un I 30 ~ 160 formal It WB!I the fir! otmH Vf en 1 .,.vr 1 ti 3tc een v..ould prefer to han 1 ,., '" '-• '"' • "" " " l.remen work wtth them " 1R Redman, W 13 3 29 2145 I'd ~vet o~ ""I and my mother pl•ytng tht juvetlllt to l:l.. rk h 11 "Pm " sul.~uii.'II<JII nt•• ''"~"~r,.•l t" J.l\'vSl tK K Coudhlm ~aJd . But this ~ C Knlihl E \2 5 20 2 14 didn't know much murl! aboUt t ! wa ••rtiPr wht-rfl &ld li lll f 311 " '" I l l r, 1!1 M HI M 1:11 fl~ J as lth .. th b J If you can1t stand and hold W<!' f'k onr HHJ "iOdVulP lllf" ~"Oil SA il ~ r f'sh r.uernl!ey 1966 We mU!!It ract reallly and ae, 1 u IWhllt to W2at' w " a I nill1 ~ D.allv \ St-nllntl offlrf S l ~ !Ill !I I' • --' I0 c Eichinger E 10 4 24 a 12 0 did we needed ex.tur.rt help btavy books for • e\f UW'IIo monlhl 1180 IPirll'll' monlh~ ~~II(\ f1 uw. U ti! b't Sldt! ! dlOh Baer I the ea trnen P' )l otor lhl\ll<! .. ~•r• !' arrl Pr •rn '~ lb Ihan lhat proV!!'U flrtmE'" are J McCII nt()(',• R 10 4 24 2 t.'u • ' • then don't get riled and write I not llVIlilahl(' rr n o morrlh ,, II\ IH H I) 1, Mmersville, OhiO everv r u~B I M - McArthur· w - Wa· Well, the saleslady wasn tl to me next tltne you hear an 1110 1 11 if.'~ o~r•~':on~~~~~ ~x " ~1 I I ltc not needed bl.ma ' She 1pre1!d out some everun1 adult mort, uThese tbOUihtltis, ' MID-OHIO VALI.EY CONF. bog& and glovel and when l 'mpollto kids I" -H. Hatlo·s 'J ltev'll Do It Every Time "' . Team w L Team 11p BBked ber whtch were best aht l Dnt Helen: Rutland 2 o 12!. us 1either dtdn't now or couldn't What 11o yoU do alioul 1 boy .0 McArthur 2 D 122 83 care less She acted es II ohe that takt& you 1111' lflnted1 ~ E f~W TIMES .fUNIO~ t:-1~ ANY (Jfol H~S ,.,.MI'ItED AN[) f.lAS A Eastern 1 1 , 24 101 thought 1 wasn't really aomg We've beth 101111 IOiethll' 1'/0 R~ AROUNC> HIS PAQENTS HOUSE HOME 0~ HIS OWN ·AN[),fflf/ HOW Wahama never 0 2 120 l:ll to buy al!l'way, and why waale over 0 year and re 14f WA S A COMPLEc!E. FLOP .... HIS iALE.NTS HAVE Si.bSSDMED... Racme 0 2 ao 129 1her lime' (My mother WJSn't broke a promise to me until w1tll me then ) recenUy. Whenever he told lne CA'<'T EVEN VettraDJ Momorial ll"'n1tal Illy alrlfnends have 1 h 11 he'd oall, ht al"aya dJ4 l.ata"""- HOOK A Si-IU1TER ' Adftll18loal - John Hunnel, a&me trouble When we go ly though, lle h!ln't - I hr t e ;INC> HE BUSTS A Pomeroy Mary Grady, Racme, shoppmg we don't gel any llllles already till WIN170W TO PI<OV!: Mabel Taylor, L<lug lloll<lm; he! and su we often "'tne 'l1lt nut time he lees HOW HHP"b s Nelhe Fnzzle, Reedsv•lle: Lolli• bO~e with the wrong thing!. he Jull am•lll tllld tskl me If HE IS · .. Shefheld Ratlne ·, DillY Swick, Ot I don't boy becall!! I m•ssl'<l hlm. Thlo mole" me e se we M1ddleport, 811Iy Byers, Porn- we 1et high . hatted ltelen, rna d oo 81~ "" no," that I eroy. GeoriUI F.. ley, Cne!hlrt teen! 00 ba~e a lot of money W88 too busy to' botloe. Th~n Dloobartfl - Mary Radford, ' to !pend Don't you think !tores he acto hurt - he 1 Yery senSJ• Pomeroy, Dotvlhy illtla, New ought w thmk aboul us u live What should clo• ~ FOR Havtn sotnelhlfll mort thab pesla'- GRANTED •nd CAitOLINI!: O.ar F· G . f'ERMITS NEEDED Dtat Citoh~e· Fume • 11111e He w~nts to I M•ddltport Chief of Pollot llnlnk you II find tho!!l! clerks make sure you are n t takul& Herbert Gilkey and Jl!d Wtboter wlul Indicate teen! are • both- HU1 lor granted. - 11· I Pomeroy Chlel Of l'o!loe, today er snow the ''Jllle blase temurgad reoldlbta Of tht twa com· pha•ls on "blah") atUtude to 'l'h!s column tJ dedl~.ated ~ muhltlea to aok magulne sales adu\te Moet ,al~!people are family llvlhl, '" U:ou re malt for tnelt pernllta In lht h~lpful but they're also hu· lng kid trouble or !lust pll ft f@llpiCIIVf Vllllftll befot• mak tnan and when their feel RUM trouble, let lttltn tip y C) U. l lfll purchalll!s. The officers •••d at tbe entl of • IOtlg dl;y, well She Will also Welcotne 1~: , .1 tdenls 1hould not buy from the cuewtner l•nt' always right own emuslnl eiJII!rlencH MIDbllfiORT, 0. llalesmen unoblo to produce lhe However, you've pointed up dre!IS llelen Bottel ID eare Il l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' reCOJpto for penrull, eotnetlliD& more store manaaora this newspaper, • Plf'as:mt Vallt•v Husrutal •hrul•. ; J===...-=""-=-""'1 H•'•n eottel u """I s I 28'' ~et: ~·er~u"~~~~tlh:et ' THE DAILY SENTINEl 1 .. I il ;I I l:::;:;:::-:::::::=~~~~~~~~~~~==~===:::::::::::::;iij H .-;::s MENS TOP COATS ZIP LINED TOPPERS har oil BAHR CLOTHIERS I I J • C IIege ScOres \ With 1ht e.'shmak und fraloblkoit" Now why d•dll'l we also learn ~lie! TV nut emer~lus Jack lloug· lao Is rewriUng hll play and latest book, with cuitomarlly •atyploal Doug lao workm& dOUI'II - up at fin I m. aad IIOI'kl 'i'n Jackets l"ap On Celtl'C8 = m~l Topcoats T B • ' Hall of Fame Roya}s C}ose m: Smith II lias <urlou• firot 1 drawlna tllat cauUouo IWe of goers anxlouo to be ohlc 11 careful to suggest II wao "lnterestmg,, ftrol . nijjhl alanl moaniDK they bad to 1 . wall I an\lcal consens .. before DIIIRJ up their m.mdo. Pre-lnvenfoi'J SPECIAL iontll ~ I • t"!ined m: :h:t:'Ii neee., 111')1 to resume bomblJ1g, JohnSOb'l will not be a snap ded· ci!OO. It will bt 1low, reluclt· ant and palnlul and reaciK!d only all!!' the Pre!lldenl II ron.nnced Hanoi npt(!tt lht Wat to end In a Red •l~torj. By Uoltod I'NI8 Illl<nlattoaal « nearly 1 two-wed< rest. Wednesday nlgbt wltb Western against MarshaU ill tht only scored 26 peinll BBd hauled Cooltre!lee ricltry -,....... Akron, tile defending Tbo Zipo ahora tba 0C lead M10higan and Miami emerging p~OOI MAC match. IT rebounds for tl!a Rocl<eta, to keep the 8oolt. Ill tbt .,. Conlerenoe ....ooampioa, with Otferbem aa strong contenders. Western The Radsldns traded IJ-1 who went ah•.ad to lilly D!ld- •lng with 1 5-l league N<GI'd, fo gatn tile leagoe lea dnnd Clncfilnatl, whlcb baa an 8-1 Michigan audged defending ..,_ early 11 the game, but PhU way of tile f,rst half. OberUn made It 10 wiDa lo 1 clnnatt makes ils Misaourl Val· mark and a lour-game win chlliJlp!on Ohio University 88-80 Snow bit e1ght of nino field Three strong row over Western lleoerve, 71· ley Coolerence season's debut streak, Is at North Texas State at 'kalamazoo. The Bobcats goal• In 1 stretch to gtve Mi- contmued thetr wlnrung ways 88, breaking the Yehne11'1 In tomgbt'a light Oblo eollege The ll<!arcals ranked 12th no- bave juot ooe wiD 111 au: road ami a 31-29 halltime margin Central Stale, ranked third three-game loslng otreak; Find· basketball action tlonally tbio woek games and tile lead for good. Fred AJ. among small colleges, trounced ay edged Tri-l!tata (Ind.) 71-71 The Ulld<!feated Zipll, rallbd The only other games bavo Redsldns Down Kent brecht had 18 lor Kent State West Vtrl!lma Stale IOIJ.<I8 as and Bluffton poundecl St. lraa. ------------------~sixth among lhe natlon'o 1111U11l Morris Harvey at Manetta ud Miami, dommatlng lilt boards and Snow 22 for tlla winners Ken Wilburn riffled tlle nets (Inti) 11._93, • colleges with a 7~ record, re- Wtlmlngton at Cedarville. In the second hall, knocked off Toledo dismissed BowliDK 'll pomts for tile Mltratldelr~~, l ,f""'-;;;;;;;=..,.'-===;;;;; oume action against Hiram aft. Tbe Mid-American Conference Kent State, 87-58 The Flashes Groen as a threat by wallopmg now !J.l The lharp·sbootlng Nelsonville Greyhounds will Invade scramble got Into full IIWlllg had led tbe league by winning the Falcons ~ as Jim Cox Unbeaten Yoongstown not<:bed' :I Pomeroy Friday night for a Southeastern Onto League •onALL STARS its runth wm from the free te•t with the Panthers of Coach Russ Moore 's throw Une, biltlng on 18 of Nelaonvlllo, 4-1 In league play, suffered liS only setback 0 free throws to overcome a goal deflctt agamst Alllianc:e.JI at the hands of Wellston ID an overtime thriller early m December. antJ. S. 0 0 Jtm Nigro's tl>-loot jump ~1 Coach Bob Sheskey'1 lads were, and sllll are, rated "As m the final five se<Onds of LOOK AT THIS! one of the teams to beat." They are t•ed wtth Athens and OXFORD, Ohio (UP!) _ WKYC-TV of CleveiBRd; WBNS· WfAR-TV of Parkersburg, w ulaUon play for Youngstown Wellston at the top of tho league lead m S~OAL games Mid. Amertcan Conference of Columbus, WIMA·TV of va . Manetta, Oluo ' lied the game 5!1-59 and the Nelsonville scormg Ia paced by Steve Schultz who n as maugurate its televlsloo Llma t WSPD _ TV of Toledo: The tnttial telecast poses an Pengums won m overttme ""'''' 11 ptunped through 79 pomts for a 15 H a' erago 10 f1ve league of basketball games over WFMJ . TV of Youngswwn: engmeermg problem m Dave Culhver scored 21 for contest& Schultz io the sev- - three • alate llflwork bore WHZ-TV or Zanesville; WSAZ. cmg" lho stgnal over btlly wmners. enth leadmg 1corer m the ~rans live. Coach Craynor urday TV of Huntmgton _ Charleston, rain for 40 miles between Baron!! Stop Walsb ~e:g~. Slooe's boys got back on the The glllllO between Mlarm w V•; WKZO-TI/ of Kalama- lord and Dayton where It Sleubenvtlle, whtch ""'"" 1 18 tile first of e1gnt con•• wmrung Ira ti wtth a Vll'lilry ov_ Grand R~pldl, Mtcb, and be re-broadcast The mnth place, outs<ored Walsh by Pomeroy'• shootmg In er Waham,J Tuesday and would fereoce cootesta to be televised ariSes because tllelr 193 lat. In the second half ON 11 10 SEOAL CORiests to date nus rel"h an upset over Rosecrana _ this ..,..00 1n Ohio, a>:llll cable between the •• 87-66 dect' llln, 118 etghtb been U>pped by Seruor Bruce and Weot Virginia. 1 will commumtles. m 10 starts Stmpson who Is h1ttmg 111 a 11\ere Js Mtd-Oino Valley Cona1 noon, EST. However, WLW-D proved Joh• Hummell had 23 pointsll 14 8 clip, good fur loth place lerenco cage acl ton agam thiS "I <1111'1 llfepl" WLW-D m DayU>a w!U lit problem could be oolved lor tile Barons, ~ho only 1 Other Panthers expected to weekend and the Hutland Rod ortl!lnallng stalton for 0 OXlflg S televlSmg tile Mmm•-Ball a 40-35 ha~time edge, aD<l Tony and be on the slart1ng ftve thiS Devils will be right 11 "tile day's game wttll assiStance game from Oxford Dec!. 18. Pellegrene tallied 23 lor Walsh I Fnday 111'0 Dick Werry aad tllick of things .. Mtand Unlvorslly'o OWD Don Carlos led Otterbein Btll Moore, guards, D 1 c k Coach J1m Adams' boys Will TV an 86-81 deCision over OhiO Kmght, center, and Ronnte L<>- lace McArthur s Gencr•ls m Slatlons on lha network NBA Standlags Northern He hit for 33 !liJinls gan, forward. a battle of the unbeatens In b . TV of Akron, Ohio, NEW YORK (UPI) - Former By Ulllted Press lllernaUOIUII m the C.rdmalo' elghtll consecconference play at McArtllur light hesvyweJght champ1on Euttru DIVIsion uttve wm Other teams ID tile county al- Both teams are currently 2-0 Billy Conn wes urnong five w. 1.. Pel Jim Tangeman found so Will be lacing IDp talenf this In the oLI!er Mtd-Ohio Valley fl 0 boxmg greals elected to BOI· Bostoo - ..... 25 II .894 range for 28 pomts for Heidel-11 weekend. Confer<nce conlest Wahsma's mg's Jl.BII of Fame. Cmc1nnatl ..... :!6 14 berg, bul 0.11ance w~LI!:~~~ ~~ The Southern Tol'lladoes, White Falcons wtll be work- TOLEDO (UPI) - 'nle Pbilodelphla %3 tl tile Student Prmces' late play1ug a Saturday rughl game [ mg for thetr ftrst league "''" c!nnatl Royafo ore Ia 1 poSition Conn, the Ptttsburgb Ktd, Na York 13 25 for a 76-75 VlcWI') at home, wtll be bosto to tile when they VIlli Coach Gary w move mlo a virtual tie towas champion from 1939-1940 Wootwn llivlsloa Btll Gr~bble, w1th Z2 "H<m1r of Arrow Shlrtt• I I b1g, strong Zanesville R o 1 e- Parsons' Eastern Eagles mgh t wilh the Boston CellJcs lor 8 United Press International He wao lhe only l~&hter W. I. ;pa:c:;;l'd::.W;.;,:oos ;;;;;te:;,r.,to:_a:_:68-60~~~~:::;:::::.;:~: the Eastern DtviSlon lead of the Y Eaal selected from the modern era, Loo Angeles .. 14 19 I Nalwnal Basketball Aosoctatlon. Temnle 57 Villanova ~ • o m P r 11 I ng fighters whose Baltimore 21 if I ··T careers span the years from Sao rrancilco . 20 24 ,_ 1 hey won't be facing the Cel- Hofstra 83 Albright 70 1930 00 1963 St Lou!a . 15 22 u tics The oppostlton wtll be fur. UU 75 Seton llall Sl Detro1t tO 28 I Whitey Beegle, Caller I mshed by Detroit, tho Western Bostoa Coll 99 Rhode lslnd 91 The hall of lamero were WednesdiiJ''• Reoalts DIV!SIOn's last-place team A Holy Cross 73 Connecticut 72 ehoSeR by 8 20-man Sao FranCiSCO 118 New Vn•·k ll wm would put Cmctnnatl a ball- Frlgb-Dcknso B8 Montclair 78 alter a world-wtde ballol was fl7 Middleport, H, runs blto Ath- wtth a 19 4 average game behmd Boston, which Is Slppry Rck 88 Cahl St 68 cast by sporta writers and Boltunora 114 St. LoUis 101 ens, 4-1, Friday mght m Athens, The Jackets' other main con. tdle Bocknell 71 Gettysburg 60 broadc.osi»rs Los Angeles Boston 9 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. 113 elearly the underdogs as both cerns m mountmg a defense a N~agara 93 Buffalo St 6S Cine u liT120Detr t IOl <lubs open post • holiday com- gamst the Charles McAfee Tho Royals took tllt PIBtons The "old timers,• were Johnmna 01 petition Ia lhe Soutlleastern Oh10 coached crew w1ll he to cope 117·103 Wednesday rugnt at Day. South ny Coulon, Young Corbett and Leagne basketball campaign w1tll the double . figure sconng tn• lo chop th• CeltiCI' lead w Geotwn (DC I 11!1 Navy 75 Owen Moran To be ehg1ble for JACKSON FOR POW"'LL and rebou ndmg skill of Todd JUs t one game bocause Boston No Car. St 55 So Car 54 ele< l10n the namo of aacb HOUSTON (UP!) -San Coach Carl Wolf of Mtddl• Snyder aFKI Dick Adams lost to Los Angeles Vtrgmla 66 Maryland 62 ftghler had lo appear on at go's Std Gtllman, chach of port, after whatever happens C h W If "" h J Tennessee 82 Funnan 63 0 1cast 75 per cent o1 tho ballo1.8 I Amencan Football Leauue nd It t be oac e •ws ad umor Adnan Sm1!h had 1 career • I A•• n u•ena - a may no G d A 8 dh dd Nor car 99 Wake Foreat 03 Star learn, has ptcked Kan!Bs l good 1 t .uar sa ra ury, mt le- hJgh of 35 po mts as be gunned J k Kil B kJ b City fl k Fr k J k - mus get bi s bo ys Up man JUmor Sptder Dav 18 ol th fi ld to Ft. Val St 100 Mrr..Brown 88 a e ram, a roo yn- orn an er an ac son 1 8 for I Saturday mgbt llt home ternale Junu~r ' Guard-Forwa1 ' rom The R e als High PeiRt 77 ApplchJan 73 heavyweight who once lost a 75· replaced InJured Art Powell oJ d~ m l""d14 shots 111 match With Kyger Creek cur· = a scorers. oy Oglethrpe 101 Grnvl (DI 1 51 round declStoA lo Joh• L o.klan lu tho AII·Star liaJIIJel really •ursmg a 3-:1- r~cord George Sauer, and even Slobart guards runmng male, Oscar Prshytr•an 116 Cbrlstn Col! 31 Sullivan "' 1889, waa tile Deo 15 attacked by the tllness gener- Robertson added 1!8 nnd Happy W Md. Ill Lebo Val 68 unanimous pick tn the "pton- - - -11011 At Athens tile Jackets, who ally tapped m tile area as "the llalfston had 17 · eer. class of the halls board of EARLY BB SIGNER bavo worked hard th1s week m I vtrus,"~"the flu ' Sauer "as Clncmnah led at sn ~oops Southwest direclors The hall of lam• PITI'SBURGH IUPII 15 dnlls oufferlng an assorlment down longest, bemg flo! - The PIStons Jumped off to a 2-0 Hsln 113 Mex Nail Team 75 housed 10 tile officea of lbe baseman Bob Batley, who of InJuries and Ills w several tened ~e beforn Chnstmas, lead, bul then miSsed ll consee- Tex Weslyn II! Stllwstrn 74 Ring Magazme. 256 and had 11 home runs varstty bands, Will bump Into and getlln back to dr•lls only uUve shots wltile tho Royals Pan Am 92 Prattle Vtew 87 159 games last year, ru.s ,; dj 11110 the league's third high scorer, thiS week raced tn front 12-2 Tex Southern 1116 Bishop I~ hiS 1!166 contract wtth little Miko Wren Wren IS fA addition, alttrnata Jumer Early '" the second half, De- St Edwrd's 76 Ter Lutll 69 Ptttsburgb Pirates bombmg the baskets al a 21 2 Guard J1m Butcher has turned tr01 t reeled off 10 coosecuttve Angelo St !18 Trnty (Tex ) 76 pomt per &orne chp m league up wtth a back ailment HIS pom\s lo recapture lhe lead at S. Sooston St. lll:l Mdwstrn 84 play future contnbutwns rema1n a 511 57, but Smtth bit eight of the Mldweot SAVE NOW Wren wtll ftnd hto .opposite question mark, though ho has Royals next 13 peinls to put Toledo 85 Bwlll Green 118 number IR the Jsckets semor been workmg oot w1th the them ahead 8t 71 at the end E Bg DURING OUR 11• 104 u11 er 88 CoC·ptam B dd M lh d t 1 th k · vansvt . a. u y oore, e squa mos 0 IS wee the lhlfd penod M•aml (0 I 87 Kent St 58 Ie.gue s mth place scorer wtlh Weakened by til ness or n•t. Ray Scott bad 26 pomts for w M n 88 Obi u 80 a t7 6 average The Bulldogs Coach Wolfe "expected to open the Pistons, who took tlle~r tllird Cent 100 .; Vo St 68 P'l' PLEASANT- Two eo~r also Will have to co)le WJlh the agamst Athens With Stobart :tqd loss 10 a row. lnd St 113 Valparaiso 100 ferences for Mason County R~ OF other Co-Captam of the Jack Sophomore Mark Tannehtll at Yngstown 65 Alliance 58 taurant and Tavern operators ets, 6-2 seruor ferward Gary I forwards, Dav1s at cenler, and Otterbem lltl Ohio Northrn 81 wtll be held by the Mason Co1un- :l Stobart, fourth place scorer Moor e and Bradbury at guatds 0y0 OpS (Ill) 87 Marquette 66 iy Health O.partmest 10 Ch anne{3 T Carry 8 Games: targ~t J" r::: Western Michigan Upsets Ohio University, 86 to 80 ' SPORTS DESK r..lna thf Kennedy clan to enter MAY NOT console ABC until 10 Elena llutova, who I ""' H I mlrv HosJ oe Cozal the dtvorce courts pen I bombing lull - DOW "' learn Ill proje<led dommant Inherited tho right time from IllS ll,on Id ( o~an Mrs Ruth Mrs Lawford 11 '"' lurned ATHENi COUNTY LEAGUE ~::O~.';'two waekt olll. partner I. T ' T wanted to Arde Bulova, bought thl house llul ,I \Its II r ndcll De plans lo divorce her husband TEAM If L TI\:Al\1 OPI'. morgt with CBS first If next to Jack and Relko Dc!Ufhor,Jh \nn llarrts Mrs luhn ' Hrlltsh. born aclor P•ter Law-lAmes Bern 3 0 188 146 Pl"'TTTON Ffi)\D CBS merges wdh any firm, lu and !he'll find out! F IIIII s,illa r. Lane Mrs ford entlv next month In Idaho Glouster % 0 151 m A dlvortt peiiUon bai been CBS muol dommalllho •orpor- Wt didn 't hedee up lbovo l.rolldrd 1unslnrd M" ll<~rold An allornry for lhe Lawford• IAlbany 1 t 222 1&31 Zone 13-H of lntematwnal L~ flied In Molgl COUnty Common ott marnagt, ln11ders lnolot roncernmg the new . Marquis W \tnnl""n llomrr (' Moxl'e .aid lhe couple msrrled II Ctutha!IO-Troy ! I 116 188 on• will meet m Pomeroy JBII p I by Donald G 1111- A fino compooer, Bart Howard de Sade ' drama al the Marlin ll.~rrell u \lyers Raymond K years olready had •ntered Into The Plalhs , 1 1 122 121 19 al ? lM) p m at the Feder- ~~:o~.,.., William Slopholl' ogreeo wllh our te•l•tanee to bock. but we did find It pretoa I II ki!Ol\1 Jo,rph t Sneed an amJ cab l• tieparotlon agroe- Rome-Omaan . . I I 182 1!13 a led churrh with tho Ponteroy ~n Middleport, again• I Loll tho htp-clleap pop-alngmg mind• tlous, clumsily mamc, lackiO& Mrs t t11tord H Vlrkrt' M1s Waterloo I 2 190 118 club as host , Marlo Steplltnson, a ndllOI', Ra· which try lo rowrlle ao they depth of phrase or Idea aucb 1 Wlii~Hm F McKmnrv lr and Sh&do G J 153 1221 Plans for the meeting were ! Th plamtiff char@ll perform lht carefully compol· cllw Into eerlous matiere ... nlo~Jil dnndJit•r Mr s D•lbert E: THE NORTHERN PACinC Yotk ".... 0 IJIO 117 1completed at ilie Wedne"!~Y em~~ ne:lect of duty. In other ed ongmallyncs of a One song; ceo••h••. and Jt didn't ••Y I l'opr and mfant son Mr!!. ( lar r 1Shade o 1 53 222 noon lunch'!on meeting of ure gro Jvlt an actlon by but only succePd 10 hrviahzmg thm the ort side that land 00 Jrnoe J \\Iii Jam• and mfant ' '' I ""' pla1Jued ag:;n t~~Y , ATHI\:NII COUNtY L GUE l tlub In the church Rev. Wl~ ~lour! ~ch .:~!nit Truman Hall •t And cheapenfn~ themselv wo ~eon this) "Finlan's ltaln'"n I wlln heavy rams " I e e Name team ''' Jim pll I ••! l llam V~rlo, a former pa.tor In ;:,nebfl<a dfomlsled es Bart llyt, "Funny tbtrtg, bo " did 'I slant better bngbtNorthern Pla in.! shJvered m sub- D Hopkms CT 31 21 83 3 277 1Pomeroy was Introduced by I n . when they rip up a lood lync, w d ~ It' • 'talual """ '' ''t zrro temporatur". Rain olio F Ru08ell 'a 21 II !3 2 2! S Lion Bnb Jacobs. Pre•ldent oerlll Boo !Ill these swmgtnll hipsters really ' er an .~pl!r 8 bea " Mlddlepnrl and Rullaud Vol fell lod a~ across a broad area T Wagner y 20 11 41 2 26 s l Harold Brown preolded Mefp Ge . b PB ~ become , ..... rornboll' True cal score wae u lol e dedp • w 23 10 56 1 IB 7 F'ederated church Ill di 1!!1 If•- •• AdllllllloaoIIA -ntta ... • Ben Casey's ., uotm llr•m•n fouKhl s houoe from ()I 110 to "''" Jmey an'" D· Llewellyn td Wirth, aMidIn h!H " death doggerel Ill 1o simp I •min h tl blazr on tht l~edlnx (rrek South lo Loul!uana and nnrthern E Brown R'c 1118 56 3187 In~ lunch were Mrs Bf!e~ Rtl!dsvlllti ro throes The purchase price jingles and Its tw t erne t lload for 'wotly t ' . hour. Flo' Hi a ' B Btll, W 27 I 56 ! IBI Wolfe Mr8 Lewis Reibel, Mn. dleport. IIUam Buck- over ~;~ of Juht Chtlsllt's "jokes," •uch II ~avmg I gull\\tduJ''""' lwfore brln-lng It Tile rain was welcomed In \1 Wilson, y 13 10 36 180 Ltllte Houck Mrs Clara Karr, Dis:;~•• rt -W "Darlmg," darlmg Indeed of Jotm•t,ari•=~taba:~oodhel: undtr tiJntrul Ihe fm~ gullt'd drought areas or the Vlrgm\as J Brown, RC 20 I~ 53 3 177 and Mrs Ben Neutzllug. ley, epo • ~iUr! and audiences, was S900,· ~ing ue II " bit tht> lWO );lory framt" homt' Manl,md Delaware New Jer c McDHmel A 21 t &1 a 17.0 000 It'll mak~ many tittles that Ltt Gt?sse Vll LSi II mor: of Kt· nnt·th Kt,!t>t> Flrrmen C McPherson, 'Mayor Wagntr's mat! Frank Wed also 1\11811 IO one s.llll ~mnP of lhr houtn's con I te) and Penn!ylvama AR 18 12 411 3 16 0 Doyle joins Assembly Speaker safe frorn fl}'lnl eptttlt up tl '· I ',.at•))·<Image , d Tbt teteran board member, Howard Caldwell, Jr., al.!o Will I'Hllclod vice presldeDL • o. McCoy, a now momber, membtrl Earl Dean, 11td Dorbman llotd Clerk c o. Newland, and l:aec~Uve Head Lltl1 Morr~ lon, aiAoattended. The board hired Mn. Dorothy Colhd liar 11 allllltant eook II Rf~ew end arantod the Chlltlr depArtment parmillion to Ull lilt Cbllltr lnl· lmllltar)l achool JIIIUII')' II lor Jllnll' luppet 1 In other aott..1ty lha board: -Discussed re lr of lilt /: en Plllno t::•P roof pp I ~~e~orrl:~ authority to -Oaent lhl dlstml lor purreprt d Tltl III of the ~h~~·~.lu~;~nse1ct and Title I a :Tille ll of thl elementary Be~ I Act -~greed lo Inquire about I alate aurvoy to get reoommendation! toward lmprovlnl the buo roullfll lyateml. -I>IICU!aed purchllt ol I uoed tractor lor mowlnt grau at ~~~~ high IIChool 11IE to Its John Lindsay's deputy mayo!' • wn appotntee Bob Price wants It pr cl I• Llndaaf oommer a1'·•· fmal campaign days) ,to ""' rltht after lhe Bdwy. pr11!tlere pOint of oppOIIDg Cb 4s llcel!nood "Not parUeularly," Mlt't'lck renewal, which can )" ,! muled, aid'••, "but wt AhiU ubder "Fll Cbaitt' "' aut ~ .......J bls ,_....... "'"~ He tndlol'"" to Ill d FCC already 111 .... •"'" .... 181" b n-1 doubll about lhl rnltWI lit el acted "reasoably u esplalned the dramaI ed only Is Price still Is a sore winner, acbeduled lor I lim I run; Mad Ave. reports. theft lha momlnl paper rheCbdvtcted 1amblt1n (BIIbtYl•w• almoll lllfPrlted Is bell ftmll are k!loWII Oln!lrs muellcht oil .. . Crltlt John of several CATV aystems, Ino;o::~"lusanStelnlnwhatseem eluding Dan Lamont wlulllld cu od ni g a sll-month b1t In tho 1161 0 Oft ed a black v1ny1 m -eve n NY II l> lbt IRiltclil lrol1k whloh lookld as If It stu~ , . =~ ~ "hlteY.t "au:r• to hot opidt!I1Dl8 l>ut ... ~I Pa~ 110 NBC' "Hullabaloo" dare ask DISeuse Anna nlla· you see on s . sell kept the confused lnteriTIIS· - tts biggest fan-mall lion mob perhaps d•vertlllll'ltb the perpetual IIIQU011 1t, I a solo 10 cawalll froth 1 1111· J:dmund Jr, the ."81r fil tna 1 cony stauway cage'' who !rugs like • mad· (UPI) _ As maned llonesa ... NBC tiUI WASWNOTO~ hance of At Sardi'o, our ptroolllll aplel ~or "The Mary l'oppiM Ill Jloo long II ~ •P:MI~I John. from , Funny Gtrl" wh~re Ml· ond Roll," and her mall bag• posiUvt to keep his ml Hmll loOk over lhe llllproll- m•ll Dtllned With llht!lltlll. lMIIl II et " II de able laik of replacmg Barbra HAIIRY 'l'ltENNER, A N. T. "peac~. orr:::::cnn·~. n cb;ges I Sta-olsand reporlid tho toothy. grey nanntl Whll ll'ho ··~ped lpllt gra :..Ssurl for little clown did aurprlsuljJ)J Dl... the MIIIUII Network lleVII'il and 1!01l81'11~ lilt air raldl on ly In her aasault on I !l'omor.. mana~mentl ~!it, ju!l bought Nlll:P~Ion Narn blo, eve• •~rtuoso ortgtnal pel' a atallon In Ban Bernadino, Nor wrolt today formence Ono of our favor- CaUl fur t275,000 Our !ood :er~ef n ICxtolitiYt bO oet !It Will, comedy Inlier Cole- old irl•nd lf81'old Arlen, whole Umlt lor dttcldlnl wbQt- man Jacoby, rested on P••t songs have won O.clt! and mil· 11 no contlnut the current puncnllnll m tn. Bard! luppor !Ions of dolloro, jmna our bttlo ber tune bomblnl He crowd, be's created aome mar- crusade agamst tho "P' pop • pa... orm:e!thl tdlllltloD dilly Ytdous merrtmont over tile dec- tlop art forllll and acfdl, ''Anya lhl Whatlll opened, asked Its prooalondar year durllli an d•cer David Morrtck m Sardi's 3 z1 II ~\;~~jlt . .'.'::~ ~ ! :: ~: Ell-:!le~~ r~~~~~er~ A!~ :::~.: ndlitary and diplo- :~ d,':;~!lnfv ~~~:~).end aw:~~~ ~::~::~:: 1 rnao lmnlon Mro Hub [ PreSident Johnsono efforts for i ·: :::. 1 1 171 DG Rt 4 Oak Ht a Joint peace <llftnslvt"" Yilt FRIDAY'& GAMES· mr l;o 11 ,11" tha n we hal• Hirth• I Nam. Middleport al Athens 1, p.e <cnt and are " 1tt1ng \I" John Dav1d Allier 20 Jackson at GalilpoiiJ put "'"'' rr<1•rl 10 scelllg 1 "'"" St a daughter, 12 <i • m NEW YORK PA1RICIA Lo1an at Wellston 1 1, "'"" 11 ,ot 11e 1\J•dm ' dav Law lord Sister of the late Nelsonville at Pomeroy Tro I Dtscbargf'd I Presldet' John r Kennedv Southwe•teru at Hannan k~ • I \II' Mei!Je ~dkms, Fermm I' mav become lht first mem~t North Gallla at Kyger Cree 'fh" •h ,'.' l~ti6 ' By Jack O'Brian "ARE YOU HAPPY'" Mrs McClam's suspiCions as 7 3 tilG m oraanl!lllonal meelln& of tho 4 I na 131 ll:utern Loco! School board thll Wllk. 1 t 4 8 bt very bard for a Democrat : ~"ur:;!"" I I wtn .. but lm IOtnl to run Middleport·~::·. I 4 wm I 1 4 Pancake lo elpt<le4 lo face Galllpol!l ~.... opposttton m the pnmary, pos· Wahama ...... I I lis ongm coJme from some of tho memteJ' wantlllg to do something constructiVe In honor Entered Hospital f Dennv Love an outstandmg H ~ 'iers who was dro~ned the Pmons entermg ~olzer ·~ I t day of school m tile spnng pltal durmg Ihe last 24 hours '" Slbly from Myron Miller of Sc> oasl96f> The project has expand I clllded John B R,ffle 49 Cedar oto County. to Include all outstandmg i 81 Mrs Goldte Johnson 700 The court • ordered reappor· embers end will be 1 memonal l 'llurd Ave Mrs ll<>ld1o Harr· tlonment p!Ab put , .. of lh~ ~ructure I loon 1733 Chatham ~... Till\· ••fhl counllel whtch elected l!e· ' o!yh Wilham COndee, Mti!B VIII- publl~M Sen. OOley C Collins, Ex-odh what hpe or bmldlng age Mrs Ralph McGraw, Rl I R-lronton m 1964 lnlo Pan· to be ere..tJ JI IS ,1111 m m.Jkm~ Vmton Mrs Mack H Bennell l cake's dl;tnct The now distncl as " the 'a me " ''' 'I he or St Pt Pleoso nt Mrs Mattte Include• hll nome county of gamzat,on ~.~ots SIYTlflhlng tlSl ( Webster, Pomeroy, Mrs Earll Alben•. plUI Mflgo, Oallta, i!cl· rut to people u•m~ lhe ramp and I Wtlght Rt I O.xter, Mrs ow Ptke L~wronce and Jackwill ( ompl rmenl the '"'"' c.un,J Lee M (omb' Rutland Mrs so~ counftcs Only Atholll CounI he depo,lt of oround IIIlO I heo L Smith Pomeroy . Mrs ty " len from hll old dt!trlct. " on\\ a dn!p m the b"' ket as l.arrv J Dodson. Huntlllgtoo, Collms ha• not yet announced to wat It woll takt• w """~''''' II \;a Rohm R Crat~ Rt his plans fur 196', but it has thellpe of 1""1"' !he memb<~s RPd Hou•e. W Va : Georg• E b~n rumored he will seek a nave tn mmd but thev ar~ lluhn Ravenna Mro Paul II rongreiSional seat st.orted The depo,lle , Pemberton Ironton Ml'l l,ova was ratsed I" " bdke .-lr r;r Burgess Well•ton Mrs i: Bercord hop and done<lon' Olh< nard Plumley, cn ..apeok• M•r BrJ"ef~. means of "'" ng monev for thiS hoel s Schwetchart lronlon. , ,., . ~~~':."d ".".'.'.'".' ~~ !i: ~J Wllltam Carr was re-elected Martin Beck, ~,woer ~f rs~~~: va~~:! ~~ ~~~~:r~~~~~: ~Ob carry ~IS S 2 443 321 president and t budget Ill $!11,• Ire wh!!teln " arqu e a settled down over tis •Sardl" TV (0 arl E ~tate Sen Charleo L Panea.~. astern .. .. .. .. facmg 111 uphill battle in l ntw, P'l' PLEASANT - The IJrst Chamber of Commerce dlo- heovliy Republican diitrlct, an· de!liJslt of obuut 1100 " hemg oer, ac<Drdlng to Cllambor nounced today he will seek the rr."de the Me'Tlonal Fund 1 preSident lame• Lewl• Democrltlc nonunatton lor o for a Structure at Mason Coun Da&e, lime and place of the "' M pr·' oocond term m lne ay .. \9,-*H nnd Youth c.nnp at South dinner •Ill be anooun~ed. 1t mltv Sid• p•oJect IS ilemR nJ '""'" Nolson11tlle leader, l.led Thts by the Mason Counly Pm· l hThe t Se uniOII t Ma)or•ty 0 wearers Asso<JaiJOn •n older w upse rra e 1 I-ll memhm orgamtatJon !"'adesrat~ s .~ ::, ~~~n~tmw:~ HospitaJl'eWS President of School Board TEAM L P OP Wellston . ". ' I 526 470 Nelsonville •• " 7 t 500 425 NELSONVILLE Onto (UPI\- Voice of Broadway ! CaiTRenamed Pancakewill Standings Seek Second CAG~Al!Tt::;;GS w Senate Term • DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY Mid . dleport is Underdou Frl.daYm· Ath ens contest Round and Square Dance ~onnmttee FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th SHENANG SPRINGS NITE QUB 2-Week-Sale I 2 Conferences Arranged On January 12th L }a T COLUMBIA BICYCLES IIIli 75 No Prk 72 son County Courtroom •n Ja• IUmols St 117 Carthage 801 12, at 2 p m and at 7 30 p m , Augustana 69 St Ambrose 67 the •arne day I MacMurray 8! PrHtCipla 68 The confereRoes are destgned i By Uoited Pretia otematlonal •Ill V\clory and to top II all, Bellarmme 81 Cretghton 78 w acquamt the management of B11l Russell, the awesome Russell fouled oul ol the ga me ffiS Bllftn 114 Sl Fmcs lnd ) 93 tile counttes' eatmg and driRk· lklender of the Boswn Celttcs, wtlh 1 07 remammg 1 was <he Steubenville 87 Walsh 66 mg estabhshmPnts w•th recent found out Wednesday mght that f1"t tune lhts season and only 1 By Umted Pre" !Diern.otlo·nal Defiance 76 Heidelberg 7~ changes m the food handling eoachmg ~an have its head- ~ the th1rd hme IFI four soosons l Lovola of Chltago won code m West V!rgima, and what aches, especrally If }OUr best II that the great defensive mam skirmish but lost the ahootlrtg effect, 1f any, camn ;b~~e~ ~::~~~:11 defensive man fouls out sprmg of the Boston squad was mald 1 on the Mason e Btg Bill took over the CeltJrs' forced w leave lhe floor e<Jrly The Ramblers Whipped Mar0 when the Ctlde IS enforced helm ror the1r Nat10nal Basket· I Jerry West and Walt Ha ZTdrd quette 87-6.1) \liednesday mght Estebhslunent ow&erl ud 1 boll Assoctatwn me.tmg w1th l led !he 'harpshout,ng Laker I but dropped frnm the1r I perators are asked w attend lhe Los Aogel01 Lakers whtle attack Wllh 29 and 25 pomts I perch as the natiOns No tile healtil dopartment Hed AuerbcH h remamed m respec.:~vely " ~hootmg team The1r 87 ooi<\r.l Two additional conferences Mtamt, Fla w1tn hi• ••ling ~, n 1 er NBA •elton, San lowered lhem two pomts lwl.ow l nave been set up for Jan 26, at fllther ranclsco outlasted New York 1d!e Syracu~e wh1ch has flred 2 p m and 7 30 p.m. prunar~ 1118 111, Balt1more whtpped Si l ' 11 ~1 "" The Lakers outran and I Louts 114·101 and Ctncmnal; at a 1013 per game clip PT PLEASANT- The y ,,.. empoyees engag.d .n oulsbot the Ce lls to post a 1211· 1beat Delrmt, 111·1J3. The balanc-ed Loyola a\lack, Pleasant City f'l>llce food handling occupations PHONE """·2774 - ·- - - --- _ w1thout a stngle player among worked a lola! of IO,IJ6l man handlers perm tis may he n• lhe nal!on s top 25 .c~rers, hours m performance tl lts tamed by attending lila Jan POMEROY, OHIO could lt~t the mark on only 31 of duttes rn 1965 ActtDK Cbtef of I :mee~;.:;tmg:.;_======~~ 96 attempts from tllo floor Pohce Jack Pyles laid todaylr 0 • hauled down 54 rebounds 10 018 annual report Ramblers, who won the NCAA Officers illvestlgated 119 champtonshtp m 1963 aD<l the fie acc1denls, ten cornp lloint•. ll MOBILE, Ala. IUPI) - lhe regu lar season scormg crown tile precedmg recovered $500 wortll of Improvements In both the South Team Unsure year boasted four men m en property, and recovered eother ~ nd brUised n bs of[ Ev,bank said he would [doubl e ftgures aga1nsL the stolen cars valued at $3100 Alabam~ s Ste\ie Sloan ra1c;:ed t nnoun~e his startmg team Warnors . The 119 accidents resulted m the sp1r1ts somewhat of the I later today, followrng anoth er I •Het shootmg North Carolma 24 personal injuries property Savings from 30% to 50% South coaches preparmg here prachce workout 1 h1l on 63 percent of Its shuts to esebmated at $44,800 ctfor Saturday's North Snulh , Holovak selected three other blasl Wake Forest 119-& and tallons to 79 persons, 143 park ~emor Bowl !Tul sa plavers l e(f halfback boost lhe Tar Heels to 2-1 1ng tickets and 126 warrung Sloan worked out With lhe l Bob Daugherty, center John Atlantic Coast Conference play were ISsued and 10 team Wednesday afternoon m Osmond a 6-4 246-pounder and Temple won 1ts li th game m t1ce of peace warrants were hgh! ram. It has ramed smce guard Richard Tyson, al•o 246 12 starts by shadmg VIllanova ~ed Monday, ham penng pradtce lpounds 57-56 on Clarence Brookins' two Arrests fur the year wen 2116 sesswns, but clear and cooler Nebraska 's big 6-4 end Tony free throws for road law v.iolatlons, 171 for weather was due today I Jeler wo~s swtlched from end to Tommy Mattocks fired m otller miSdemeanor• and !JYe The Alabama passmg star fl•nker back spot and speedy long jumper wtlh six for lelomes. was InJUred m the Orange fullback Walt Garnson of left to g1ve Nortll M<mbers of the city pollee 1 Bowl, but seemed on the mend Oklaho'lla State was named fo State a 55-54 frmmph Ioree In addition to Acting today and South coach Weeb round out the backfield South Carolma, the only team Pyles are James Gasldno, Ewbank of the New York Jets to have beaten top-ranked Duke neth Love George Plants, Al••a il said, "tf I know the boy, he'll SABAN'S CREW th1s season SUllivan and Wesley Spence. be ready to go Saturday" COLLEGE PARK Md (UPJ) V~rgmta snapped Maryland's North coach Mtke Holovak of 1- Lou Saban, who left tile nine-game homecourt Whipped the Muican NatUonat JI the Boston PatriOts announced I A mer 1c a n Football League streak WJth a ~ vtctory Ti"e"a"m=ll•3-•75•.====== biS startmg offenSive •nd 1 champton Buffalo Btlls w coach the Terps. 111 Marquette'• Celtics Lose to Lakers TempIe w· p li Labo I ce r Special On SPECIAL SALE 1o) VANQUARD VAN'IL·ITE # 5 1 10,861 Hours GILMORE Doing Dnties ° SUPPLY STORE Reg. 5.85 SALE Sl03fi Works 0ut, South Coac hes Splrlls 1mprove DESIGNS Odd lots. No more when these are goneI defenSive teams The lln~p is domfmlted by htgh · *ormg quarterback Bill AnderSjin and end Howord Twilley, lioth ol Tulsa. Together, lhe two set lllltlonal 1corq recorda durllljl RIZER OIL COMPANY at Maryland, has relllmed Wilham tWhiley) Dovel! and Paul Massey os assiStant coaches Both served under former Maryland coach Tom Nuaen~ Elsewbere, Boston Colllcg<dl rtpped Rhode Island 99-&1, Mtaml of Obit belted State 67-58, Tennessee walloped Furman 02~. Georgewwn sunk 1Nav1 111-71> and Houaton FIRST QUALITY REGULAR - Homo OWned and Operated You'D Llko OUr Service Certified Oil Stetlon W. Matn If. ,._..., PHOI\11! WY 2·2101 ~~----~·~------------~ 27 GAL And You Get •FREE 7" Good Roller and Pan With Purchase of 2 Gallons COME NOW TO •.• EBERSBACH HARDWARE "Everything In Herdware.. MAIN ST. POMEROY • �' !-Dally Sentinel, Pomoroy·Middleport. 0, Jan ~ 1988_ ";·:;~-;;"~ J'irst Deposit - ;; "'col. Charles v.. g., of MUtoa, W. Va . the pllol whom hiiiOry re<ords as being thr first Being Made On Memorial 1~~ ~ t~&Rtor ~~:~ ~::~~ w s~aker tor the annual PI. Pi;asant Mason County " to~ard 964 11 1 I ~ 'I Ill''"" {fPJ r.;i~':o:~~~~"'i ,tndwd and ~::e,(l;:"r~1'r/'M~:;:~·I~ ~~~: IS 1~ ,;s;;•~;u,~l~ile~"~~ Los•• ....... Zaleokl . • .. .. Coal Orovo "" McArthur .... • Gl o•ou ~· SouthWtlttrD " Jackoon Kyler CNI 2 5 4_4 (Continued from Pare E~word 1 392 545 77 wllll approved lor 610 ~• ! !!' , "' u 4 a 1.... '" 8 'IU 111 u1 1 344 II •• .,.. ••• ~- 1 4 m ~ 0 ~·~:~1 ·;;. 1M na tot all 141 Uv Ill lit 1141 lilt !!! ."',•. l'omtrO)I ....... I I Racine ......... I I ... Oa Jflll ....... , I I 4011 Hannan Tr101 . I 7 tN O:O.U. VAJIIIITY TEAM WL p Well8too ... -·. 4 I SIB Ath~nl ..... f I !II& NeleonvUla .... 4 I 2il Jlickoon J 211'1 Logan I J 27& Middleport ~ .. ' I t SM tJalllpolll ' .. _,. 1 t 28& Polllti'OY ...... · I I 1&0 IEO.U. RESERVII TEAM W L p I D 271 Logan "~ ... .. ' 1 230 JacktoD ...... • I I Ill! ~~:D ... ~ .. I I 181 N lllt ...... I I Ill a 341 I"' .. ttl 134 II&! IG8 Ill OP 211 261 27'1 211 368 1112 293 36 OP 189 IIi 1&1 117 189 adn~e:l;esfl•tlerrecr.alwn and ba~d -b ~ ~~"/"gn~::,~o~! ~~;;~~~rd~;: Iof n' ('I' Hurt, lM' '"I' ullw•nl ca 40 ul H t \lrddlf'~or t \H' nt nut ul "" "' "' lilt· rJIII ' and o~an 'mh mkm• nl lim !\• s f'd a I HI ~~~ the llll n In,. lw P<th '"''I <omplalll ed nl • b•ol · In I"" II" w,J, ''' alrn "' d !he ['omt Clm1c an d reiMe Prop•rl\ dttnHi.l:( r . . as b lml,J. I ed .JI 12~1 II'"' "' lhe t nunt' Jal •HrP nf \\ t·ndtll \\ Bark er 25 ;\l<J~on ~llld nunald B,ttk t"J 3fl Mrt~on both < lii.l t~~d Am'" WJtll .!:t Mtd:.~rt ~ to paid twiCI 1 month. II was reported to lhe board, a mllJOI'Ily ol tho teocbero did not SliD a pebUoA ukiDK this oh•DK•· pomeroy club ~~~~::· a~t M~:~:~ H Will be ost To LI'ons Zone ~bltn I'll \S\\T - Th e ShPJ 11\Vr<I!Mated a •'!Jr '" " "''"' ~ ...hJr•d·" at 3 - p 11 •n Ill to ""' liH' N• ol f " ll1 ',.,oi\Jn a lrl I~ I" ' pe11' d,on' 1" ' 11 d 111 Jllll ' " ' •l11 w1 A ' " c\"' n "' ll,~rol<l \101 IIi 1;, ,lr. mt rrmatiUn r:e ~~~~ :': J hns seen per ~llw Newhouoo explom· •~P he; oowncest eyes m that t row of the lbealro were ':pie proiocUon af,!llnll tile 'o'nthu-•aatl•ail• I q·''d acU>rs' M o,; 1 w Arlene Francll relax· splltle d over ~~ glamorous a omall botetle oI beer aa we'd ever een served_ In a fancy llttle !uver cbatnpagne-typl buoktt 111 Ill' the Hlfli.JIIhlAt t en~g 'night oet In· ~ Determm'ed to Push (or Peace MAC TV Senes . Begms . SatUfday- Mi , V T Jed Collll Named nigh~ :.J ~~:h~f~e::v~=da~o~~ rr J NBA Chase 2 HELEN HELP us! ''"'' A- Albany; Anthony Tr~~la lh Albany at JhtermlSSJOn the 4th row Irony . Tho l·nrs ""' '"""' by nl!gbCHIC'GO THE GR'DUAI WG - Wr.Jouster; I wasstand"':G - It I ~· " " , ater oo the request of cotlhcll President- , 1 , 111.,. laughs" but 11•1 IIIGI'I Admnted - II Htln \lae l•un hJO•mln ,.,d the blaz• elimination or locomotive lire I VlN'l'ON•HUCKINO elect .Frshk O'Cotmor with I ,:lion un1119<kln& et Pt Pleasant Mro F,, I brnkp ou t 10 Ihe ro·ar ul the men from the ra ilroad IOduslry Naill I ...In fll Hm ptl I •••. by franks tubernatorlal campal,n I Mattox Lt'llfn Mr~ Johll 0 home ;md 'Jfrt•<td tntu thr up. I !1as nut arlver~ely affected elth- 1H Patton. H oQ 23 109 I 218 I 1 d ck tin Aim tla Gri •. Ga!llpoli.c; lll\\1 Pm r stalrH bP fn rt- II was brought I e emplo)E>S or raJ! service ln Jihl Slraus1>augh I a rea y ro e g os PIRIT ~rd Buflcoln MIS llalph under <nntrnl Hutlaod lire- I g era! a national board sPI up w 3! !1102 5 204 YOUTH ASKED FOil IT! r•boilld note· fuhloll cotlt8el !Or millltr1 u homes b hk~ GIUALI'I'Y Crump PI Plea, nl m<n arm' d ''"t "''h th•lr lo , Judy lhe IS<ue satd Wednes ' D Gret~ory, H 39 tl 101 5 10 2 clerks •nould be a mull, espee- hiVe two TV lets Du tD! y ' ltBGU~Ait ahargcd - llnbPJ\ (ha p tanker 0011 p11n!JH'r tru<ks end da IJ Maxwell A 41 10 91 5 114 ThiS column Is for young Iaiiy In womeh'l ahd - · · leanmg on LI!J lo make. Bob d-, mall Glenwood Ma rv W1ll"m 81 3 3ti p m 1n. Mtddi•P"rt l M Bethel A ~ 9 13 91 5 18 2 p<!opl•, their problems and wear. rMei\Oweat clerk! are aJ. Wlgnet utbM affairs Sec Y Certlfle 01 Staflln 111 1111 Mlln If. aonSSouihs tde d•partm <nt WPnt to lho ., ••• I M L Shattuck, vice prHI M Bethel A au 13 815182 1Pleaaureo, lhetr troublu ready well bnelod, I've ... , ....., .. B~rth - ~lr and Mro Ea11 w11h Ill pump<'r and ~' R dent of the Brotherhood of s Hettinger, L 37 6 80 5 18 0 fun AI with \he root of Holan ltced) - H. e A ~ · ~··- · --~ --=-~~ .. Mallox, Leoo • daughler s0 uad 1LV<"Omoh'e Firemen and En J Porty BZ 32 14 711 118 1Help US 1, 11 weloomel iaugha H 1 31 IB 75 6 11.0 1but won't dodce a ••['•u• quoJ- ~~!t ~ ~;gh l~hoolet with 1 l'1rrmcn sRid no ""' ""' ' gmemen, wa1 the only mem- R un8,; L home "hrn lh•· him brok• 1ber of the four man boord who D Woodward L 10 15 75 1 15 o tton w1th a brush-of • hiiY)' bookltlYf up bet I 11 1 nut 1d•,.ented lie roluoed w IIRh S Malonr, SW :Ill 19 75 I 15 0 Send your toen age quesrt!o~j ~:~at to in elderly ladY! IY DEVOTED TO INTEREST Of ,. , "·" " - " 1the report and called It • 'com W- Wilton , A- Allensville, to Youth Askod F~ It, ... a the way juat who do you bin , MEIGS . MA~tlN AR~A I ' plete hoax I L - Laurel<~ lie I Helen Help US!, 1 newsp II' to l~e ~ our lfat lc>T -l'AT I 1 lltch~rtt 1 owtn Pu'"''"•' I Ho¥. ever, hh1 union co11nter. MID .. OHIO VALLEY er. D g p tp Y <'"'" """"" "'" LA I L' t I A "SIF'I"'D ear a Publl•ned •urv 1f1erno"n eo:r•pl 1'.. . ~ ~ 1:. I part on the board Chari~! J Name ttlm 111 itlhl ptl 1 I PA8htON COtJME F()k 1 ~u•"~a;m 11,b:, T~~/,~~; h~~~~~n~~t· ~~;;: At1TO SAl E~ 1Cuugulin, f1ret as!uetant grand I R Black, R l5 13 U 2 11 &I SALE~PEOPLEt You don't HAVt to liVe up , f.'n-:;n, 9;~ •; ;~ fl•~}/1't:,1 , 1 ~11,: 1 ;,: J!l51 1 t sTr )\l ludor Ve stand t:hiPf f'ng1neer of the Brothflr· l R Ca!vm M 13 U35 I 17 5] Ot!ar Hlli!h your bus !ea.t to lnYOhe. : : real wv.tfi2m d -.hlft 1111 h uHrdnve hood of L<K'tunn11vP EnR!heera, R Little, R Ja 7 312165 1 1 "ent to nice departeV!ry tltne you do, you d 111 3 rn~;rr· ~~ t~~ J! ..:~~ ~;,~, ,.' 1;t",..,~~~~~~~~ Lutld , 011 d1 1 •n and I!IOd s~:~td ht> concurred complPlt>ly 1 R Oav1s, R U 7 31 I 1& 5 ment store the other day to 1 ptO\'e the teen-.age lblthage, .n t 1 o''" wllh the report · l'l1t ongm IS B•dgley, Important est are Y 11, 11 1, 1 11853291 :-.~ .. tlonHL arl ~''"', r~prP.~I I alnf I iff'!-; s c d If RE 912126 30 2 15 Ui get some eccessor1es t for f myI that'o h too manu Inhafutie Bnllmll' l h K rn ob~ l In• 14 1 1 •~ · ~ un I 30 ~ 160 formal It WB!I the fir! otmH Vf en 1 .,.vr 1 ti 3tc een v..ould prefer to han 1 ,., '" '-• '"' • "" " " l.remen work wtth them " 1R Redman, W 13 3 29 2145 I'd ~vet o~ ""I and my mother pl•ytng tht juvetlllt to l:l.. rk h 11 "Pm " sul.~uii.'II<JII nt•• ''"~"~r,.•l t" J.l\'vSl tK K Coudhlm ~aJd . But this ~ C Knlihl E \2 5 20 2 14 didn't know much murl! aboUt t ! wa ••rtiPr wht-rfl &ld li lll f 311 " '" I l l r, 1!1 M HI M 1:11 fl~ J as lth .. th b J If you can1t stand and hold W<!' f'k onr HHJ "iOdVulP lllf" ~"Oil SA il ~ r f'sh r.uernl!ey 1966 We mU!!It ract reallly and ae, 1 u IWhllt to W2at' w " a I nill1 ~ D.allv \ St-nllntl offlrf S l ~ !Ill !I I' • --' I0 c Eichinger E 10 4 24 a 12 0 did we needed ex.tur.rt help btavy books for • e\f UW'IIo monlhl 1180 IPirll'll' monlh~ ~~II(\ f1 uw. U ti! b't Sldt! ! dlOh Baer I the ea trnen P' )l otor lhl\ll<! .. ~•r• !' arrl Pr •rn '~ lb Ihan lhat proV!!'U flrtmE'" are J McCII nt()(',• R 10 4 24 2 t.'u • ' • then don't get riled and write I not llVIlilahl(' rr n o morrlh ,, II\ IH H I) 1, Mmersville, OhiO everv r u~B I M - McArthur· w - Wa· Well, the saleslady wasn tl to me next tltne you hear an 1110 1 11 if.'~ o~r•~':on~~~~~ ~x " ~1 I I ltc not needed bl.ma ' She 1pre1!d out some everun1 adult mort, uThese tbOUihtltis, ' MID-OHIO VALI.EY CONF. bog& and glovel and when l 'mpollto kids I" -H. Hatlo·s 'J ltev'll Do It Every Time "' . Team w L Team 11p BBked ber whtch were best aht l Dnt Helen: Rutland 2 o 12!. us 1either dtdn't now or couldn't What 11o yoU do alioul 1 boy .0 McArthur 2 D 122 83 care less She acted es II ohe that takt& you 1111' lflnted1 ~ E f~W TIMES .fUNIO~ t:-1~ ANY (Jfol H~S ,.,.MI'ItED AN[) f.lAS A Eastern 1 1 , 24 101 thought 1 wasn't really aomg We've beth 101111 IOiethll' 1'/0 R~ AROUNC> HIS PAQENTS HOUSE HOME 0~ HIS OWN ·AN[),fflf/ HOW Wahama never 0 2 120 l:ll to buy al!l'way, and why waale over 0 year and re 14f WA S A COMPLEc!E. FLOP .... HIS iALE.NTS HAVE Si.bSSDMED... Racme 0 2 ao 129 1her lime' (My mother WJSn't broke a promise to me until w1tll me then ) recenUy. Whenever he told lne CA'<'T EVEN VettraDJ Momorial ll"'n1tal Illy alrlfnends have 1 h 11 he'd oall, ht al"aya dJ4 l.ata"""- HOOK A Si-IU1TER ' Adftll18loal - John Hunnel, a&me trouble When we go ly though, lle h!ln't - I hr t e ;INC> HE BUSTS A Pomeroy Mary Grady, Racme, shoppmg we don't gel any llllles already till WIN170W TO PI<OV!: Mabel Taylor, L<lug lloll<lm; he! and su we often "'tne 'l1lt nut time he lees HOW HHP"b s Nelhe Fnzzle, Reedsv•lle: Lolli• bO~e with the wrong thing!. he Jull am•lll tllld tskl me If HE IS · .. Shefheld Ratlne ·, DillY Swick, Ot I don't boy becall!! I m•ssl'<l hlm. Thlo mole" me e se we M1ddleport, 811Iy Byers, Porn- we 1et high . hatted ltelen, rna d oo 81~ "" no," that I eroy. GeoriUI F.. ley, Cne!hlrt teen! 00 ba~e a lot of money W88 too busy to' botloe. Th~n Dloobartfl - Mary Radford, ' to !pend Don't you think !tores he acto hurt - he 1 Yery senSJ• Pomeroy, Dotvlhy illtla, New ought w thmk aboul us u live What should clo• ~ FOR Havtn sotnelhlfll mort thab pesla'- GRANTED •nd CAitOLINI!: O.ar F· G . f'ERMITS NEEDED Dtat Citoh~e· Fume • 11111e He w~nts to I M•ddltport Chief of Pollot llnlnk you II find tho!!l! clerks make sure you are n t takul& Herbert Gilkey and Jl!d Wtboter wlul Indicate teen! are • both- HU1 lor granted. - 11· I Pomeroy Chlel Of l'o!loe, today er snow the ''Jllle blase temurgad reoldlbta Of tht twa com· pha•ls on "blah") atUtude to 'l'h!s column tJ dedl~.ated ~ muhltlea to aok magulne sales adu\te Moet ,al~!people are family llvlhl, '" U:ou re malt for tnelt pernllta In lht h~lpful but they're also hu· lng kid trouble or !lust pll ft f@llpiCIIVf Vllllftll befot• mak tnan and when their feel RUM trouble, let lttltn tip y C) U. l lfll purchalll!s. The officers •••d at tbe entl of • IOtlg dl;y, well She Will also Welcotne 1~: , .1 tdenls 1hould not buy from the cuewtner l•nt' always right own emuslnl eiJII!rlencH MIDbllfiORT, 0. llalesmen unoblo to produce lhe However, you've pointed up dre!IS llelen Bottel ID eare Il l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' reCOJpto for penrull, eotnetlliD& more store manaaora this newspaper, • Plf'as:mt Vallt•v Husrutal •hrul•. ; J===...-=""-=-""'1 H•'•n eottel u """I s I 28'' ~et: ~·er~u"~~~~tlh:et ' THE DAILY SENTINEl 1 .. I il ;I I l:::;:;:::-:::::::=~~~~~~~~~~~==~===:::::::::::::;iij H .-;::s MENS TOP COATS ZIP LINED TOPPERS har oil BAHR CLOTHIERS I I J • C IIege ScOres \ With 1ht e.'shmak und fraloblkoit" Now why d•dll'l we also learn ~lie! TV nut emer~lus Jack lloug· lao Is rewriUng hll play and latest book, with cuitomarlly •atyploal Doug lao workm& dOUI'II - up at fin I m. aad IIOI'kl 'i'n Jackets l"ap On Celtl'C8 = m~l Topcoats T B • ' Hall of Fame Roya}s C}ose m: Smith II lias <urlou• firot 1 drawlna tllat cauUouo IWe of goers anxlouo to be ohlc 11 careful to suggest II wao "lnterestmg,, ftrol . nijjhl alanl moaniDK they bad to 1 . wall I an\lcal consens .. before DIIIRJ up their m.mdo. Pre-lnvenfoi'J SPECIAL iontll ~ I • t"!ined m: :h:t:'Ii neee., 111')1 to resume bomblJ1g, JohnSOb'l will not be a snap ded· ci!OO. It will bt 1low, reluclt· ant and palnlul and reaciK!d only all!!' the Pre!lldenl II ron.nnced Hanoi npt(!tt lht Wat to end In a Red •l~torj. By Uoltod I'NI8 Illl<nlattoaal « nearly 1 two-wed< rest. Wednesday nlgbt wltb Western against MarshaU ill tht only scored 26 peinll BBd hauled Cooltre!lee ricltry -,....... Akron, tile defending Tbo Zipo ahora tba 0C lead M10higan and Miami emerging p~OOI MAC match. IT rebounds for tl!a Rocl<eta, to keep the 8oolt. Ill tbt .,. Conlerenoe ....ooampioa, with Otferbem aa strong contenders. Western The Radsldns traded IJ-1 who went ah•.ad to lilly D!ld- •lng with 1 5-l league N<GI'd, fo gatn tile leagoe lea dnnd Clncfilnatl, whlcb baa an 8-1 Michigan audged defending ..,_ early 11 the game, but PhU way of tile f,rst half. OberUn made It 10 wiDa lo 1 clnnatt makes ils Misaourl Val· mark and a lour-game win chlliJlp!on Ohio University 88-80 Snow bit e1ght of nino field Three strong row over Western lleoerve, 71· ley Coolerence season's debut streak, Is at North Texas State at 'kalamazoo. The Bobcats goal• In 1 stretch to gtve Mi- contmued thetr wlnrung ways 88, breaking the Yehne11'1 In tomgbt'a light Oblo eollege The ll<!arcals ranked 12th no- bave juot ooe wiD 111 au: road ami a 31-29 halltime margin Central Stale, ranked third three-game loslng otreak; Find· basketball action tlonally tbio woek games and tile lead for good. Fred AJ. among small colleges, trounced ay edged Tri-l!tata (Ind.) 71-71 The Ulld<!feated Zipll, rallbd The only other games bavo Redsldns Down Kent brecht had 18 lor Kent State West Vtrl!lma Stale IOIJ.<I8 as and Bluffton poundecl St. lraa. ------------------~sixth among lhe natlon'o 1111U11l Morris Harvey at Manetta ud Miami, dommatlng lilt boards and Snow 22 for tlla winners Ken Wilburn riffled tlle nets (Inti) 11._93, • colleges with a 7~ record, re- Wtlmlngton at Cedarville. In the second hall, knocked off Toledo dismissed BowliDK 'll pomts for tile Mltratldelr~~, l ,f""'-;;;;;;;=..,.'-===;;;;; oume action against Hiram aft. Tbe Mid-American Conference Kent State, 87-58 The Flashes Groen as a threat by wallopmg now !J.l The lharp·sbootlng Nelsonville Greyhounds will Invade scramble got Into full IIWlllg had led tbe league by winning the Falcons ~ as Jim Cox Unbeaten Yoongstown not<:bed' :I Pomeroy Friday night for a Southeastern Onto League •onALL STARS its runth wm from the free te•t with the Panthers of Coach Russ Moore 's throw Une, biltlng on 18 of Nelaonvlllo, 4-1 In league play, suffered liS only setback 0 free throws to overcome a goal deflctt agamst Alllianc:e.JI at the hands of Wellston ID an overtime thriller early m December. antJ. S. 0 0 Jtm Nigro's tl>-loot jump ~1 Coach Bob Sheskey'1 lads were, and sllll are, rated "As m the final five se<Onds of LOOK AT THIS! one of the teams to beat." They are t•ed wtth Athens and OXFORD, Ohio (UP!) _ WKYC-TV of CleveiBRd; WBNS· WfAR-TV of Parkersburg, w ulaUon play for Youngstown Wellston at the top of tho league lead m S~OAL games Mid. Amertcan Conference of Columbus, WIMA·TV of va . Manetta, Oluo ' lied the game 5!1-59 and the Nelsonville scormg Ia paced by Steve Schultz who n as maugurate its televlsloo Llma t WSPD _ TV of Toledo: The tnttial telecast poses an Pengums won m overttme ""'''' 11 ptunped through 79 pomts for a 15 H a' erago 10 f1ve league of basketball games over WFMJ . TV of Youngswwn: engmeermg problem m Dave Culhver scored 21 for contest& Schultz io the sev- - three • alate llflwork bore WHZ-TV or Zanesville; WSAZ. cmg" lho stgnal over btlly wmners. enth leadmg 1corer m the ~rans live. Coach Craynor urday TV of Huntmgton _ Charleston, rain for 40 miles between Baron!! Stop Walsb ~e:g~. Slooe's boys got back on the The glllllO between Mlarm w V•; WKZO-TI/ of Kalama- lord and Dayton where It Sleubenvtlle, whtch ""'"" 1 18 tile first of e1gnt con•• wmrung Ira ti wtth a Vll'lilry ov_ Grand R~pldl, Mtcb, and be re-broadcast The mnth place, outs<ored Walsh by Pomeroy'• shootmg In er Waham,J Tuesday and would fereoce cootesta to be televised ariSes because tllelr 193 lat. In the second half ON 11 10 SEOAL CORiests to date nus rel"h an upset over Rosecrana _ this ..,..00 1n Ohio, a>:llll cable between the •• 87-66 dect' llln, 118 etghtb been U>pped by Seruor Bruce and Weot Virginia. 1 will commumtles. m 10 starts Stmpson who Is h1ttmg 111 a 11\ere Js Mtd-Oino Valley Cona1 noon, EST. However, WLW-D proved Joh• Hummell had 23 pointsll 14 8 clip, good fur loth place lerenco cage acl ton agam thiS "I <1111'1 llfepl" WLW-D m DayU>a w!U lit problem could be oolved lor tile Barons, ~ho only 1 Other Panthers expected to weekend and the Hutland Rod ortl!lnallng stalton for 0 OXlflg S televlSmg tile Mmm•-Ball a 40-35 ha~time edge, aD<l Tony and be on the slart1ng ftve thiS Devils will be right 11 "tile day's game wttll assiStance game from Oxford Dec!. 18. Pellegrene tallied 23 lor Walsh I Fnday 111'0 Dick Werry aad tllick of things .. Mtand Unlvorslly'o OWD Don Carlos led Otterbein Btll Moore, guards, D 1 c k Coach J1m Adams' boys Will TV an 86-81 deCision over OhiO Kmght, center, and Ronnte L<>- lace McArthur s Gencr•ls m Slatlons on lha network NBA Standlags Northern He hit for 33 !liJinls gan, forward. a battle of the unbeatens In b . TV of Akron, Ohio, NEW YORK (UPI) - Former By Ulllted Press lllernaUOIUII m the C.rdmalo' elghtll consecconference play at McArtllur light hesvyweJght champ1on Euttru DIVIsion uttve wm Other teams ID tile county al- Both teams are currently 2-0 Billy Conn wes urnong five w. 1.. Pel Jim Tangeman found so Will be lacing IDp talenf this In the oLI!er Mtd-Ohio Valley fl 0 boxmg greals elected to BOI· Bostoo - ..... 25 II .894 range for 28 pomts for Heidel-11 weekend. Confer<nce conlest Wahsma's mg's Jl.BII of Fame. Cmc1nnatl ..... :!6 14 berg, bul 0.11ance w~LI!:~~~ ~~ The Southern Tol'lladoes, White Falcons wtll be work- TOLEDO (UPI) - 'nle Pbilodelphla %3 tl tile Student Prmces' late play1ug a Saturday rughl game [ mg for thetr ftrst league "''" c!nnatl Royafo ore Ia 1 poSition Conn, the Ptttsburgb Ktd, Na York 13 25 for a 76-75 VlcWI') at home, wtll be bosto to tile when they VIlli Coach Gary w move mlo a virtual tie towas champion from 1939-1940 Wootwn llivlsloa Btll Gr~bble, w1th Z2 "H<m1r of Arrow Shlrtt• I I b1g, strong Zanesville R o 1 e- Parsons' Eastern Eagles mgh t wilh the Boston CellJcs lor 8 United Press International He wao lhe only l~&hter W. I. ;pa:c:;;l'd::.W;.;,:oos ;;;;;te:;,r.,to:_a:_:68-60~~~~:::;:::::.;:~: the Eastern DtviSlon lead of the Y Eaal selected from the modern era, Loo Angeles .. 14 19 I Nalwnal Basketball Aosoctatlon. Temnle 57 Villanova ~ • o m P r 11 I ng fighters whose Baltimore 21 if I ··T careers span the years from Sao rrancilco . 20 24 ,_ 1 hey won't be facing the Cel- Hofstra 83 Albright 70 1930 00 1963 St Lou!a . 15 22 u tics The oppostlton wtll be fur. UU 75 Seton llall Sl Detro1t tO 28 I Whitey Beegle, Caller I mshed by Detroit, tho Western Bostoa Coll 99 Rhode lslnd 91 The hall of lamero were WednesdiiJ''• Reoalts DIV!SIOn's last-place team A Holy Cross 73 Connecticut 72 ehoSeR by 8 20-man Sao FranCiSCO 118 New Vn•·k ll wm would put Cmctnnatl a ball- Frlgb-Dcknso B8 Montclair 78 alter a world-wtde ballol was fl7 Middleport, H, runs blto Ath- wtth a 19 4 average game behmd Boston, which Is Slppry Rck 88 Cahl St 68 cast by sporta writers and Boltunora 114 St. LoUis 101 ens, 4-1, Friday mght m Athens, The Jackets' other main con. tdle Bocknell 71 Gettysburg 60 broadc.osi»rs Los Angeles Boston 9 P.M. to 2:30 A.M. 113 elearly the underdogs as both cerns m mountmg a defense a N~agara 93 Buffalo St 6S Cine u liT120Detr t IOl <lubs open post • holiday com- gamst the Charles McAfee Tho Royals took tllt PIBtons The "old timers,• were Johnmna 01 petition Ia lhe Soutlleastern Oh10 coached crew w1ll he to cope 117·103 Wednesday rugnt at Day. South ny Coulon, Young Corbett and Leagne basketball campaign w1tll the double . figure sconng tn• lo chop th• CeltiCI' lead w Geotwn (DC I 11!1 Navy 75 Owen Moran To be ehg1ble for JACKSON FOR POW"'LL and rebou ndmg skill of Todd JUs t one game bocause Boston No Car. St 55 So Car 54 ele< l10n the namo of aacb HOUSTON (UP!) -San Coach Carl Wolf of Mtddl• Snyder aFKI Dick Adams lost to Los Angeles Vtrgmla 66 Maryland 62 ftghler had lo appear on at go's Std Gtllman, chach of port, after whatever happens C h W If "" h J Tennessee 82 Funnan 63 0 1cast 75 per cent o1 tho ballo1.8 I Amencan Football Leauue nd It t be oac e •ws ad umor Adnan Sm1!h had 1 career • I A•• n u•ena - a may no G d A 8 dh dd Nor car 99 Wake Foreat 03 Star learn, has ptcked Kan!Bs l good 1 t .uar sa ra ury, mt le- hJgh of 35 po mts as be gunned J k Kil B kJ b City fl k Fr k J k - mus get bi s bo ys Up man JUmor Sptder Dav 18 ol th fi ld to Ft. Val St 100 Mrr..Brown 88 a e ram, a roo yn- orn an er an ac son 1 8 for I Saturday mgbt llt home ternale Junu~r ' Guard-Forwa1 ' rom The R e als High PeiRt 77 ApplchJan 73 heavyweight who once lost a 75· replaced InJured Art Powell oJ d~ m l""d14 shots 111 match With Kyger Creek cur· = a scorers. oy Oglethrpe 101 Grnvl (DI 1 51 round declStoA lo Joh• L o.klan lu tho AII·Star liaJIIJel really •ursmg a 3-:1- r~cord George Sauer, and even Slobart guards runmng male, Oscar Prshytr•an 116 Cbrlstn Col! 31 Sullivan "' 1889, waa tile Deo 15 attacked by the tllness gener- Robertson added 1!8 nnd Happy W Md. Ill Lebo Val 68 unanimous pick tn the "pton- - - -11011 At Athens tile Jackets, who ally tapped m tile area as "the llalfston had 17 · eer. class of the halls board of EARLY BB SIGNER bavo worked hard th1s week m I vtrus,"~"the flu ' Sauer "as Clncmnah led at sn ~oops Southwest direclors The hall of lam• PITI'SBURGH IUPII 15 dnlls oufferlng an assorlment down longest, bemg flo! - The PIStons Jumped off to a 2-0 Hsln 113 Mex Nail Team 75 housed 10 tile officea of lbe baseman Bob Batley, who of InJuries and Ills w several tened ~e beforn Chnstmas, lead, bul then miSsed ll consee- Tex Weslyn II! Stllwstrn 74 Ring Magazme. 256 and had 11 home runs varstty bands, Will bump Into and getlln back to dr•lls only uUve shots wltile tho Royals Pan Am 92 Prattle Vtew 87 159 games last year, ru.s ,; dj 11110 the league's third high scorer, thiS week raced tn front 12-2 Tex Southern 1116 Bishop I~ hiS 1!166 contract wtth little Miko Wren Wren IS fA addition, alttrnata Jumer Early '" the second half, De- St Edwrd's 76 Ter Lutll 69 Ptttsburgb Pirates bombmg the baskets al a 21 2 Guard J1m Butcher has turned tr01 t reeled off 10 coosecuttve Angelo St !18 Trnty (Tex ) 76 pomt per &orne chp m league up wtth a back ailment HIS pom\s lo recapture lhe lead at S. Sooston St. lll:l Mdwstrn 84 play future contnbutwns rema1n a 511 57, but Smtth bit eight of the Mldweot SAVE NOW Wren wtll ftnd hto .opposite question mark, though ho has Royals next 13 peinls to put Toledo 85 Bwlll Green 118 number IR the Jsckets semor been workmg oot w1th the them ahead 8t 71 at the end E Bg DURING OUR 11• 104 u11 er 88 CoC·ptam B dd M lh d t 1 th k · vansvt . a. u y oore, e squa mos 0 IS wee the lhlfd penod M•aml (0 I 87 Kent St 58 Ie.gue s mth place scorer wtlh Weakened by til ness or n•t. Ray Scott bad 26 pomts for w M n 88 Obi u 80 a t7 6 average The Bulldogs Coach Wolfe "expected to open the Pistons, who took tlle~r tllird Cent 100 .; Vo St 68 P'l' PLEASANT- Two eo~r also Will have to co)le WJlh the agamst Athens With Stobart :tqd loss 10 a row. lnd St 113 Valparaiso 100 ferences for Mason County R~ OF other Co-Captam of the Jack Sophomore Mark Tannehtll at Yngstown 65 Alliance 58 taurant and Tavern operators ets, 6-2 seruor ferward Gary I forwards, Dav1s at cenler, and Otterbem lltl Ohio Northrn 81 wtll be held by the Mason Co1un- :l Stobart, fourth place scorer Moor e and Bradbury at guatds 0y0 OpS (Ill) 87 Marquette 66 iy Health O.partmest 10 Ch anne{3 T Carry 8 Games: targ~t J" r::: Western Michigan Upsets Ohio University, 86 to 80 ' SPORTS DESK r..lna thf Kennedy clan to enter MAY NOT console ABC until 10 Elena llutova, who I ""' H I mlrv HosJ oe Cozal the dtvorce courts pen I bombing lull - DOW "' learn Ill proje<led dommant Inherited tho right time from IllS ll,on Id ( o~an Mrs Ruth Mrs Lawford 11 '"' lurned ATHENi COUNTY LEAGUE ~::O~.';'two waekt olll. partner I. T ' T wanted to Arde Bulova, bought thl house llul ,I \Its II r ndcll De plans lo divorce her husband TEAM If L TI\:Al\1 OPI'. morgt with CBS first If next to Jack and Relko Dc!Ufhor,Jh \nn llarrts Mrs luhn ' Hrlltsh. born aclor P•ter Law-lAmes Bern 3 0 188 146 Pl"'TTTON Ffi)\D CBS merges wdh any firm, lu and !he'll find out! F IIIII s,illa r. Lane Mrs ford entlv next month In Idaho Glouster % 0 151 m A dlvortt peiiUon bai been CBS muol dommalllho •orpor- Wt didn 't hedee up lbovo l.rolldrd 1unslnrd M" ll<~rold An allornry for lhe Lawford• IAlbany 1 t 222 1&31 Zone 13-H of lntematwnal L~ flied In Molgl COUnty Common ott marnagt, ln11ders lnolot roncernmg the new . Marquis W \tnnl""n llomrr (' Moxl'e .aid lhe couple msrrled II Ctutha!IO-Troy ! I 116 188 on• will meet m Pomeroy JBII p I by Donald G 1111- A fino compooer, Bart Howard de Sade ' drama al the Marlin ll.~rrell u \lyers Raymond K years olready had •ntered Into The Plalhs , 1 1 122 121 19 al ? lM) p m at the Feder- ~~:o~.,.., William Slopholl' ogreeo wllh our te•l•tanee to bock. but we did find It pretoa I II ki!Ol\1 Jo,rph t Sneed an amJ cab l• tieparotlon agroe- Rome-Omaan . . I I 182 1!13 a led churrh with tho Ponteroy ~n Middleport, again• I Loll tho htp-clleap pop-alngmg mind• tlous, clumsily mamc, lackiO& Mrs t t11tord H Vlrkrt' M1s Waterloo I 2 190 118 club as host , Marlo Steplltnson, a ndllOI', Ra· which try lo rowrlle ao they depth of phrase or Idea aucb 1 Wlii~Hm F McKmnrv lr and Sh&do G J 153 1221 Plans for the meeting were ! Th plamtiff char@ll perform lht carefully compol· cllw Into eerlous matiere ... nlo~Jil dnndJit•r Mr s D•lbert E: THE NORTHERN PACinC Yotk ".... 0 IJIO 117 1completed at ilie Wedne"!~Y em~~ ne:lect of duty. In other ed ongmallyncs of a One song; ceo••h••. and Jt didn't ••Y I l'opr and mfant son Mr!!. ( lar r 1Shade o 1 53 222 noon lunch'!on meeting of ure gro Jvlt an actlon by but only succePd 10 hrviahzmg thm the ort side that land 00 Jrnoe J \\Iii Jam• and mfant ' '' I ""' pla1Jued ag:;n t~~Y , ATHI\:NII COUNtY L GUE l tlub In the church Rev. Wl~ ~lour! ~ch .:~!nit Truman Hall •t And cheapenfn~ themselv wo ~eon this) "Finlan's ltaln'"n I wlln heavy rams " I e e Name team ''' Jim pll I ••! l llam V~rlo, a former pa.tor In ;:,nebfl<a dfomlsled es Bart llyt, "Funny tbtrtg, bo " did 'I slant better bngbtNorthern Pla in.! shJvered m sub- D Hopkms CT 31 21 83 3 277 1Pomeroy was Introduced by I n . when they rip up a lood lync, w d ~ It' • 'talual """ '' ''t zrro temporatur". Rain olio F Ru08ell 'a 21 II !3 2 2! S Lion Bnb Jacobs. Pre•ldent oerlll Boo !Ill these swmgtnll hipsters really ' er an .~pl!r 8 bea " Mlddlepnrl and Rullaud Vol fell lod a~ across a broad area T Wagner y 20 11 41 2 26 s l Harold Brown preolded Mefp Ge . b PB ~ become , ..... rornboll' True cal score wae u lol e dedp • w 23 10 56 1 IB 7 F'ederated church Ill di 1!!1 If•- •• AdllllllloaoIIA -ntta ... • Ben Casey's ., uotm llr•m•n fouKhl s houoe from ()I 110 to "''" Jmey an'" D· Llewellyn td Wirth, aMidIn h!H " death doggerel Ill 1o simp I •min h tl blazr on tht l~edlnx (rrek South lo Loul!uana and nnrthern E Brown R'c 1118 56 3187 In~ lunch were Mrs Bf!e~ Rtl!dsvlllti ro throes The purchase price jingles and Its tw t erne t lload for 'wotly t ' . hour. Flo' Hi a ' B Btll, W 27 I 56 ! IBI Wolfe Mr8 Lewis Reibel, Mn. dleport. IIUam Buck- over ~;~ of Juht Chtlsllt's "jokes," •uch II ~avmg I gull\\tduJ''""' lwfore brln-lng It Tile rain was welcomed In \1 Wilson, y 13 10 36 180 Ltllte Houck Mrs Clara Karr, Dis:;~•• rt -W "Darlmg," darlmg Indeed of Jotm•t,ari•=~taba:~oodhel: undtr tiJntrul Ihe fm~ gullt'd drought areas or the Vlrgm\as J Brown, RC 20 I~ 53 3 177 and Mrs Ben Neutzllug. ley, epo • ~iUr! and audiences, was S900,· ~ing ue II " bit tht> lWO );lory framt" homt' Manl,md Delaware New Jer c McDHmel A 21 t &1 a 17.0 000 It'll mak~ many tittles that Ltt Gt?sse Vll LSi II mor: of Kt· nnt·th Kt,!t>t> Flrrmen C McPherson, 'Mayor Wagntr's mat! Frank Wed also 1\11811 IO one s.llll ~mnP of lhr houtn's con I te) and Penn!ylvama AR 18 12 411 3 16 0 Doyle joins Assembly Speaker safe frorn fl}'lnl eptttlt up tl '· I ',.at•))·<Image , d Tbt teteran board member, Howard Caldwell, Jr., al.!o Will I'Hllclod vice presldeDL • o. McCoy, a now momber, membtrl Earl Dean, 11td Dorbman llotd Clerk c o. Newland, and l:aec~Uve Head Lltl1 Morr~ lon, aiAoattended. The board hired Mn. Dorothy Colhd liar 11 allllltant eook II Rf~ew end arantod the Chlltlr depArtment parmillion to Ull lilt Cbllltr lnl· lmllltar)l achool JIIIUII')' II lor Jllnll' luppet 1 In other aott..1ty lha board: -Discussed re lr of lilt /: en Plllno t::•P roof pp I ~~e~orrl:~ authority to -Oaent lhl dlstml lor purreprt d Tltl III of the ~h~~·~.lu~;~nse1ct and Title I a :Tille ll of thl elementary Be~ I Act -~greed lo Inquire about I alate aurvoy to get reoommendation! toward lmprovlnl the buo roullfll lyateml. -I>IICU!aed purchllt ol I uoed tractor lor mowlnt grau at ~~~~ high IIChool 11IE to Its John Lindsay's deputy mayo!' • wn appotntee Bob Price wants It pr cl I• Llndaaf oommer a1'·•· fmal campaign days) ,to ""' rltht after lhe Bdwy. pr11!tlere pOint of oppOIIDg Cb 4s llcel!nood "Not parUeularly," Mlt't'lck renewal, which can )" ,! muled, aid'••, "but wt AhiU ubder "Fll Cbaitt' "' aut ~ .......J bls ,_....... "'"~ He tndlol'"" to Ill d FCC already 111 .... •"'" .... 181" b n-1 doubll about lhl rnltWI lit el acted "reasoably u esplalned the dramaI ed only Is Price still Is a sore winner, acbeduled lor I lim I run; Mad Ave. reports. theft lha momlnl paper rheCbdvtcted 1amblt1n (BIIbtYl•w• almoll lllfPrlted Is bell ftmll are k!loWII Oln!lrs muellcht oil .. . Crltlt John of several CATV aystems, Ino;o::~"lusanStelnlnwhatseem eluding Dan Lamont wlulllld cu od ni g a sll-month b1t In tho 1161 0 Oft ed a black v1ny1 m -eve n NY II l> lbt IRiltclil lrol1k whloh lookld as If It stu~ , . =~ ~ "hlteY.t "au:r• to hot opidt!I1Dl8 l>ut ... ~I Pa~ 110 NBC' "Hullabaloo" dare ask DISeuse Anna nlla· you see on s . sell kept the confused lnteriTIIS· - tts biggest fan-mall lion mob perhaps d•vertlllll'ltb the perpetual IIIQU011 1t, I a solo 10 cawalll froth 1 1111· J:dmund Jr, the ."81r fil tna 1 cony stauway cage'' who !rugs like • mad· (UPI) _ As maned llonesa ... NBC tiUI WASWNOTO~ hance of At Sardi'o, our ptroolllll aplel ~or "The Mary l'oppiM Ill Jloo long II ~ •P:MI~I John. from , Funny Gtrl" wh~re Ml· ond Roll," and her mall bag• posiUvt to keep his ml Hmll loOk over lhe llllproll- m•ll Dtllned With llht!lltlll. lMIIl II et " II de able laik of replacmg Barbra HAIIRY 'l'ltENNER, A N. T. "peac~. orr:::::cnn·~. n cb;ges I Sta-olsand reporlid tho toothy. grey nanntl Whll ll'ho ··~ped lpllt gra :..Ssurl for little clown did aurprlsuljJ)J Dl... the MIIIUII Network lleVII'il and 1!01l81'11~ lilt air raldl on ly In her aasault on I !l'omor.. mana~mentl ~!it, ju!l bought Nlll:P~Ion Narn blo, eve• •~rtuoso ortgtnal pel' a atallon In Ban Bernadino, Nor wrolt today formence Ono of our favor- CaUl fur t275,000 Our !ood :er~ef n ICxtolitiYt bO oet !It Will, comedy Inlier Cole- old irl•nd lf81'old Arlen, whole Umlt lor dttcldlnl wbQt- man Jacoby, rested on P••t songs have won O.clt! and mil· 11 no contlnut the current puncnllnll m tn. Bard! luppor !Ions of dolloro, jmna our bttlo ber tune bomblnl He crowd, be's created aome mar- crusade agamst tho "P' pop • pa... orm:e!thl tdlllltloD dilly Ytdous merrtmont over tile dec- tlop art forllll and acfdl, ''Anya lhl Whatlll opened, asked Its prooalondar year durllli an d•cer David Morrtck m Sardi's 3 z1 II ~\;~~jlt . .'.'::~ ~ ! :: ~: Ell-:!le~~ r~~~~~er~ A!~ :::~.: ndlitary and diplo- :~ d,':;~!lnfv ~~~:~).end aw:~~~ ~::~::~:: 1 rnao lmnlon Mro Hub [ PreSident Johnsono efforts for i ·: :::. 1 1 171 DG Rt 4 Oak Ht a Joint peace <llftnslvt"" Yilt FRIDAY'& GAMES· mr l;o 11 ,11" tha n we hal• Hirth• I Nam. Middleport al Athens 1, p.e <cnt and are " 1tt1ng \I" John Dav1d Allier 20 Jackson at GalilpoiiJ put "'"'' rr<1•rl 10 scelllg 1 "'"" St a daughter, 12 <i • m NEW YORK PA1RICIA Lo1an at Wellston 1 1, "'"" 11 ,ot 11e 1\J•dm ' dav Law lord Sister of the late Nelsonville at Pomeroy Tro I Dtscbargf'd I Presldet' John r Kennedv Southwe•teru at Hannan k~ • I \II' Mei!Je ~dkms, Fermm I' mav become lht first mem~t North Gallla at Kyger Cree 'fh" •h ,'.' l~ti6 ' By Jack O'Brian "ARE YOU HAPPY'" Mrs McClam's suspiCions as 7 3 tilG m oraanl!lllonal meelln& of tho 4 I na 131 ll:utern Loco! School board thll Wllk. 1 t 4 8 bt very bard for a Democrat : ~"ur:;!"" I I wtn .. but lm IOtnl to run Middleport·~::·. I 4 wm I 1 4 Pancake lo elpt<le4 lo face Galllpol!l ~.... opposttton m the pnmary, pos· Wahama ...... I I lis ongm coJme from some of tho memteJ' wantlllg to do something constructiVe In honor Entered Hospital f Dennv Love an outstandmg H ~ 'iers who was dro~ned the Pmons entermg ~olzer ·~ I t day of school m tile spnng pltal durmg Ihe last 24 hours '" Slbly from Myron Miller of Sc> oasl96f> The project has expand I clllded John B R,ffle 49 Cedar oto County. to Include all outstandmg i 81 Mrs Goldte Johnson 700 The court • ordered reappor· embers end will be 1 memonal l 'llurd Ave Mrs ll<>ld1o Harr· tlonment p!Ab put , .. of lh~ ~ructure I loon 1733 Chatham ~... Till\· ••fhl counllel whtch elected l!e· ' o!yh Wilham COndee, Mti!B VIII- publl~M Sen. OOley C Collins, Ex-odh what hpe or bmldlng age Mrs Ralph McGraw, Rl I R-lronton m 1964 lnlo Pan· to be ere..tJ JI IS ,1111 m m.Jkm~ Vmton Mrs Mack H Bennell l cake's dl;tnct The now distncl as " the 'a me " ''' 'I he or St Pt Pleoso nt Mrs Mattte Include• hll nome county of gamzat,on ~.~ots SIYTlflhlng tlSl ( Webster, Pomeroy, Mrs Earll Alben•. plUI Mflgo, Oallta, i!cl· rut to people u•m~ lhe ramp and I Wtlght Rt I O.xter, Mrs ow Ptke L~wronce and Jackwill ( ompl rmenl the '"'"' c.un,J Lee M (omb' Rutland Mrs so~ counftcs Only Atholll CounI he depo,lt of oround IIIlO I heo L Smith Pomeroy . Mrs ty " len from hll old dt!trlct. " on\\ a dn!p m the b"' ket as l.arrv J Dodson. Huntlllgtoo, Collms ha• not yet announced to wat It woll takt• w """~''''' II \;a Rohm R Crat~ Rt his plans fur 196', but it has thellpe of 1""1"' !he memb<~s RPd Hou•e. W Va : Georg• E b~n rumored he will seek a nave tn mmd but thev ar~ lluhn Ravenna Mro Paul II rongreiSional seat st.orted The depo,lle , Pemberton Ironton Ml'l l,ova was ratsed I" " bdke .-lr r;r Burgess Well•ton Mrs i: Bercord hop and done<lon' Olh< nard Plumley, cn ..apeok• M•r BrJ"ef~. means of "'" ng monev for thiS hoel s Schwetchart lronlon. , ,., . ~~~':."d ".".'.'.'".' ~~ !i: ~J Wllltam Carr was re-elected Martin Beck, ~,woer ~f rs~~~: va~~:! ~~ ~~~~:r~~~~~: ~Ob carry ~IS S 2 443 321 president and t budget Ill $!11,• Ire wh!!teln " arqu e a settled down over tis •Sardl" TV (0 arl E ~tate Sen Charleo L Panea.~. astern .. .. .. .. facmg 111 uphill battle in l ntw, P'l' PLEASANT - The IJrst Chamber of Commerce dlo- heovliy Republican diitrlct, an· de!liJslt of obuut 1100 " hemg oer, ac<Drdlng to Cllambor nounced today he will seek the rr."de the Me'Tlonal Fund 1 preSident lame• Lewl• Democrltlc nonunatton lor o for a Structure at Mason Coun Da&e, lime and place of the "' M pr·' oocond term m lne ay .. \9,-*H nnd Youth c.nnp at South dinner •Ill be anooun~ed. 1t mltv Sid• p•oJect IS ilemR nJ '""'" Nolson11tlle leader, l.led Thts by the Mason Counly Pm· l hThe t Se uniOII t Ma)or•ty 0 wearers Asso<JaiJOn •n older w upse rra e 1 I-ll memhm orgamtatJon !"'adesrat~ s .~ ::, ~~~n~tmw:~ HospitaJl'eWS President of School Board TEAM L P OP Wellston . ". ' I 526 470 Nelsonville •• " 7 t 500 425 NELSONVILLE Onto (UPI\- Voice of Broadway ! CaiTRenamed Pancakewill Standings Seek Second CAG~Al!Tt::;;GS w Senate Term • DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY Mid . dleport is Underdou Frl.daYm· Ath ens contest Round and Square Dance ~onnmttee FRIDAY, JANUARY 7th SHENANG SPRINGS NITE QUB 2-Week-Sale I 2 Conferences Arranged On January 12th L }a T COLUMBIA BICYCLES IIIli 75 No Prk 72 son County Courtroom •n Ja• IUmols St 117 Carthage 801 12, at 2 p m and at 7 30 p m , Augustana 69 St Ambrose 67 the •arne day I MacMurray 8! PrHtCipla 68 The confereRoes are destgned i By Uoited Pretia otematlonal •Ill V\clory and to top II all, Bellarmme 81 Cretghton 78 w acquamt the management of B11l Russell, the awesome Russell fouled oul ol the ga me ffiS Bllftn 114 Sl Fmcs lnd ) 93 tile counttes' eatmg and driRk· lklender of the Boswn Celttcs, wtlh 1 07 remammg 1 was <he Steubenville 87 Walsh 66 mg estabhshmPnts w•th recent found out Wednesday mght that f1"t tune lhts season and only 1 By Umted Pre" !Diern.otlo·nal Defiance 76 Heidelberg 7~ changes m the food handling eoachmg ~an have its head- ~ the th1rd hme IFI four soosons l Lovola of Chltago won code m West V!rgima, and what aches, especrally If }OUr best II that the great defensive mam skirmish but lost the ahootlrtg effect, 1f any, camn ;b~~e~ ~::~~~:11 defensive man fouls out sprmg of the Boston squad was mald 1 on the Mason e Btg Bill took over the CeltJrs' forced w leave lhe floor e<Jrly The Ramblers Whipped Mar0 when the Ctlde IS enforced helm ror the1r Nat10nal Basket· I Jerry West and Walt Ha ZTdrd quette 87-6.1) \liednesday mght Estebhslunent ow&erl ud 1 boll Assoctatwn me.tmg w1th l led !he 'harpshout,ng Laker I but dropped frnm the1r I perators are asked w attend lhe Los Aogel01 Lakers whtle attack Wllh 29 and 25 pomts I perch as the natiOns No tile healtil dopartment Hed AuerbcH h remamed m respec.:~vely " ~hootmg team The1r 87 ooi<\r.l Two additional conferences Mtamt, Fla w1tn hi• ••ling ~, n 1 er NBA •elton, San lowered lhem two pomts lwl.ow l nave been set up for Jan 26, at fllther ranclsco outlasted New York 1d!e Syracu~e wh1ch has flred 2 p m and 7 30 p.m. prunar~ 1118 111, Balt1more whtpped Si l ' 11 ~1 "" The Lakers outran and I Louts 114·101 and Ctncmnal; at a 1013 per game clip PT PLEASANT- The y ,,.. empoyees engag.d .n oulsbot the Ce lls to post a 1211· 1beat Delrmt, 111·1J3. The balanc-ed Loyola a\lack, Pleasant City f'l>llce food handling occupations PHONE """·2774 - ·- - - --- _ w1thout a stngle player among worked a lola! of IO,IJ6l man handlers perm tis may he n• lhe nal!on s top 25 .c~rers, hours m performance tl lts tamed by attending lila Jan POMEROY, OHIO could lt~t the mark on only 31 of duttes rn 1965 ActtDK Cbtef of I :mee~;.:;tmg:.;_======~~ 96 attempts from tllo floor Pohce Jack Pyles laid todaylr 0 • hauled down 54 rebounds 10 018 annual report Ramblers, who won the NCAA Officers illvestlgated 119 champtonshtp m 1963 aD<l the fie acc1denls, ten cornp lloint•. ll MOBILE, Ala. IUPI) - lhe regu lar season scormg crown tile precedmg recovered $500 wortll of Improvements In both the South Team Unsure year boasted four men m en property, and recovered eother ~ nd brUised n bs of[ Ev,bank said he would [doubl e ftgures aga1nsL the stolen cars valued at $3100 Alabam~ s Ste\ie Sloan ra1c;:ed t nnoun~e his startmg team Warnors . The 119 accidents resulted m the sp1r1ts somewhat of the I later today, followrng anoth er I •Het shootmg North Carolma 24 personal injuries property Savings from 30% to 50% South coaches preparmg here prachce workout 1 h1l on 63 percent of Its shuts to esebmated at $44,800 ctfor Saturday's North Snulh , Holovak selected three other blasl Wake Forest 119-& and tallons to 79 persons, 143 park ~emor Bowl !Tul sa plavers l e(f halfback boost lhe Tar Heels to 2-1 1ng tickets and 126 warrung Sloan worked out With lhe l Bob Daugherty, center John Atlantic Coast Conference play were ISsued and 10 team Wednesday afternoon m Osmond a 6-4 246-pounder and Temple won 1ts li th game m t1ce of peace warrants were hgh! ram. It has ramed smce guard Richard Tyson, al•o 246 12 starts by shadmg VIllanova ~ed Monday, ham penng pradtce lpounds 57-56 on Clarence Brookins' two Arrests fur the year wen 2116 sesswns, but clear and cooler Nebraska 's big 6-4 end Tony free throws for road law v.iolatlons, 171 for weather was due today I Jeler wo~s swtlched from end to Tommy Mattocks fired m otller miSdemeanor• and !JYe The Alabama passmg star fl•nker back spot and speedy long jumper wtlh six for lelomes. was InJUred m the Orange fullback Walt Garnson of left to g1ve Nortll M<mbers of the city pollee 1 Bowl, but seemed on the mend Oklaho'lla State was named fo State a 55-54 frmmph Ioree In addition to Acting today and South coach Weeb round out the backfield South Carolma, the only team Pyles are James Gasldno, Ewbank of the New York Jets to have beaten top-ranked Duke neth Love George Plants, Al••a il said, "tf I know the boy, he'll SABAN'S CREW th1s season SUllivan and Wesley Spence. be ready to go Saturday" COLLEGE PARK Md (UPJ) V~rgmta snapped Maryland's North coach Mtke Holovak of 1- Lou Saban, who left tile nine-game homecourt Whipped the Muican NatUonat JI the Boston PatriOts announced I A mer 1c a n Football League streak WJth a ~ vtctory Ti"e"a"m=ll•3-•75•.====== biS startmg offenSive •nd 1 champton Buffalo Btlls w coach the Terps. 111 Marquette'• Celtics Lose to Lakers TempIe w· p li Labo I ce r Special On SPECIAL SALE 1o) VANQUARD VAN'IL·ITE # 5 1 10,861 Hours GILMORE Doing Dnties ° SUPPLY STORE Reg. 5.85 SALE Sl03fi Works 0ut, South Coac hes Splrlls 1mprove DESIGNS Odd lots. No more when these are goneI defenSive teams The lln~p is domfmlted by htgh · *ormg quarterback Bill AnderSjin and end Howord Twilley, lioth ol Tulsa. Together, lhe two set lllltlonal 1corq recorda durllljl RIZER OIL COMPANY at Maryland, has relllmed Wilham tWhiley) Dovel! and Paul Massey os assiStant coaches Both served under former Maryland coach Tom Nuaen~ Elsewbere, Boston Colllcg<dl rtpped Rhode Island 99-&1, Mtaml of Obit belted State 67-58, Tennessee walloped Furman 02~. Georgewwn sunk 1Nav1 111-71> and Houaton FIRST QUALITY REGULAR - Homo OWned and Operated You'D Llko OUr Service Certified Oil Stetlon W. Matn If. ,._..., PHOI\11! WY 2·2101 ~~----~·~------------~ 27 GAL And You Get •FREE 7" Good Roller and Pan With Purchase of 2 Gallons COME NOW TO •.• EBERSBACH HARDWARE "Everything In Herdware.. MAIN ST. POMEROY • �> ~· ~entlnel, PomerottRl!Jieport, 0., .Jan. e, 196& ~oelety ~otes • . ooa .-•· , ..,.. .,. - Six of 10 SEO Counties Show Sales Tax Increase Carpenter Social News .. Wteh#Prayer ...- Bertha Davis IS PIannedb y Minister Group Service Set TuppersPiaW Social News ' M1ssBatey's Weddl'ng W•'l/ About Mainly J :~ :; People In DallY Sellt!nllll, Pomaroy-llldllteport, o., 1111. e, lllMI!I t '· CtiarterDrapecl 1n Memory 0 f Be January 8 Hmrs" (;rt,'lls II ere Barbara and JJII Kau\1' ol Col· Ella Bryant umbus •pent the past 11\••k Pilh their aunt Mra. Richard P!r.l<ens Tho Mtddleport Ministerial I Omeroy NEW HAVEN - Plano have The charter ,,.s draped In while their mother, Mrs. Paul ' · t· h Funeral serviees for Berlhe t d 11 ->soc1a 10n as completed plans Shields Oavls. HU. Rt . 1, G<:~l- ! Mrs. Ben Buck h<ls returned been completf•d for the wed ing memory of Ella Bryant w11en Kautz and her brother, Rkhard for the annual Week of Pra)•er I of Mis~ Phylli~ Joan Batey to Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, m~t Picken~. were in Baltimore, Md .. to be held January 17-21 at the !!poll!, who died Tu.,dsy even- home after spendinG """ 1 C!lfford Yo't at St. Paul's Luth Tuesday evening at the MasoRic , to visit their brother . Bill Pick~llddl~rt Church of Chri.st, mg in Holzer hospttal. will be , week! with relative. io New L.x eran Chw·".·h !Jere Saturday. T 1 ens, who js recoverjng slowly 1 -·· h ld F 'd 8 t 2 " tomp 1f' . 8 t the 1 ington. .•• ,·~ •t 7 . · ~ each even1·n1. e n ay p. m. J 8 I 2 •• p m B b W lk th .IIlii be., • ... • ~ E . Ch . p I an. ' a : ~ . . ar ara a er wor y . from a heart attack . ' The 1eneral theme w!!l he, "'"K apel '" omeroy AIC and Mrs. Jerry Fry and The minister will be the Rev.' ron and Dale E. Smilh worhty While here Barbara and Jil l I 'Prayara of G-·t organ•·st ' I patron, pres•'ded an d R1.1 th Tom and Mrs. Pit!kens toured the mu. · - Men of God," with t burial m the Carleton cern- son, Marc, Savannah, G11., ar- J ack T· We1ch' th e with each minister speaking eery, . . , 1rlved Monday for a visit with Mrs, Paul B. Pow~ll ; bride's kins and Maud Grueser were seum at MariettR and the Fenton on a pha•• of Salvation each She had hved m Mflg•. coun- , their mothers Mrs. Ellen Eber· attendant Mrs Ce"d Duncan rr· Ord ere Glass Companl.' They also visit-1 ~ t t1 1 G II 1 ' .' · .. . ' pro tern o leers. . ers w mght. The Rev. M. E. Dowwn ry un I gotng OH .a •pho ISb' da 9bach and Mrs. faye Fry. n d I K Ch Dod Ch . -·" M d ew years ago. er us an , . ower tr s, en en • taken for soap whtch Ule ap.- ed with Mr. and Mrs. WendP.II W! 11 s~ Oh ay evening on James Devis, preceded her in Mr. an.d Mrs. Frank Jennmg Mln, Hartford, and Marcy. Lee ter is selling for the OES horne Kaulz in Pome 1 oy. \1rs. Kautz the •·pic, "Save Me·," the Rev. death. w an d famt 1y of Cl ar k! burg were Epps ' Ran•·ut w ~ Ill ·• and reg•ster- ·at ML vernon. It was vore d t o and daughters have re1urned . Donald Hicks, "Seareh Me," on S.rvlvors include a daughter, weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. !ng guests Will be Mrs. Ken· I sell cook booka of favorite re- horne in Co!umbu•. 'J'uresday evening; the Rev. Mrs. Georgia Harley Smith, Thomas Hennessy and family. nelh Dodson. . I cipes with Betty Cowan ways Howard RuppeU, "Show Me.'' Gallipolis; three granddaught- Mrs. H. Reynolds of Flush. Besl man for Mr. Yost Will i and means, chairman, in charge - i Complete Wednesd~y; the Rev. ~na!d ers, Shirley Cooper, Milton, W. !ng, N. Y., is spending • week he Harry Carpe•ter of New I The landmark• were read. HAVING ~URGERY I Building Boone, Strengthen Me. on Va .. Charlene Smith and Myr- w!th her daughter and son-in- York City. Ushers will be An Members were reminded of the The Rev. Paul A. Sellers eo- . Thurs~y,' the ~ev. Nyl", Rob. I Ue Smith, r.a!lipolis ; two bro- law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hen- dy Galford and Burl Moore of school of instruction of District tered Mt. Carmel Hospital ond dt.m,. Send Me, on fnday . thcrs, Roy .Shields, Belpre, and I nessy and famHy . Parkersburg. ~e custom nf 25 Association to be held at Monday, Jan. 3 for surgery, His ~ evemng. . . Vern Shields, Tuppers Plains, Mrs . Everett Thoma• subsll- open church will be obeerved Marietta JanuRry 25 and lunch- room number if 7IO. Remodeling Special musl~ will be pres.ent- 1 and a sister. Goldie Fairbank, tuted Monday and Tuesday for and 8 receptiOn Will follow 18 eon reservatons must be ·made - - - - - -- --Sorvicel ed by the chmrs of the vanous Columbds. Fnends may call al Mrs. Elaine Rouoh at the Senior the aocta! room of the church. with Elsie D. Smith before Jan. FINEST churches each evening and an the funeral home anytime. High School. uary 18. '!'he meeting closed in offermg will he taken for use Mrs. Earl Roush of Hartford, SATURDAY HOURS TOO reg•lar form. In community projects sponsored ' W. Va, spent Wednesday lfith The Social Security Office to- Refreshments were served In b,v the Mln!sterla! Association. Mrs. Charles Withrow and Mrs . cated at 3314th-ot, Marietta, will the dioing room by Sue and Nora Roush. be open from 9 a.m. until noon Dan-y irkle, Gladys and 1 ONE·DAY SERVICE WIGALS ENTERTAIN Skip Logan returned tt his each Saturday through March Theo Smith and Kay Compton. ON REQUEST Mr . and Mrs. Jackie C. Wigal , 1•tudies at the Ju~ior lllilJSchool to assist persons filing forMed- Tbe tblo wa attractive in while tntertamed with a turkey dm· l Gaue:e Read1n&s - Gallipol· Monday after bemg confmed at icare or other benefits. This .is cover and centered With an ar-~ ner Christmas day at their is Dam 12.2, 24.> running 50 horne with a knee injury H- tn addition to the regular hou•·s, rang•m•nt of candles to colors borne on College Road, Galli_! ieel on rollers. p.,neroy - Mas- ceived in • football game, Octo. 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday of the Chapter, in bamboo hold- I\ Cleaners e Pomeroy N. 2nd Ave. polis. Present were Mr. and on 22.73, Pt. Pleasant 25.70, Hin· her 11. lhrough Friday, Its phone is en. Barbara Ralker presided at u.. Our Pr.. Parkint L•t tdrs. Albert Wigal, BfY"n, har· ! ton 0.96 fal!!ng, Ko.nawha Falls Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson 3'13-50117. the punch bowl. ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii ry end George, Miss Judy Wi- ~· 3.:38 falling, Charleston 19.00 who recently returned rrom Geriii gal, RRacine, Mr. and Mrs. stationary. London, Marmet and many left Sunday, for Columbus Otis J. Bailey, Lois, Racine, ; Winfield dams were on the sills. where they will reside. :t.l!ss Phyllis Wigal. Gallipolis, · Boat Movements: M RS. Raymond Pullins, Jr., ' 1-!r. and Mrs. Ted Bailey, Gretn Ohio River - Titan down 14. and Mrs. S.m Holley of Balti" Castle, Ind., and Howard C. : 3:30 tt .m.: Franklir: Pierce more "ere Wednesday guests Smith of New York city. 1 down 14, 4'45 a. m.; Phi! i p of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs I Sporn down 15, 3:30 a. m .; Col· Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, Mro. Ray· GIVE A DINNER I ton Queen up 18, 12:10 a. m.; mood Pul!!ns Jr . Mf! . Alva Mr. and Mrs. DaveS. Turn- Duncan Rruce up 22, 1:50 a.m.; Hite and Mrs. Sam Holley visiter· an.d Jerry entertaine~ with Andrew Calhour1 up Greenup, i ed Wednesday afternoon at New ChfiStmas dinner at their hom 1 5,20 p.m.; H. E. Bowes up I Haven. w.. Va. with Mrs. Olan Chester. Present ere Dona l Greenup 5:20 p. m.; Buckeye Goodwin . . Turner of Harrisonville, Mr. Stale down Meldahl 1:30 p.m.; W1d Mrs. Will Heilmann of Ches Miss Susan down Meldahl 2:5> 1 lor, Mrs. and jlln. Bill Cogar, p. m. : Tibolt down Me!dahl 7:llr., Billy Jr., and Shari Ann. 2S p. m.; Elisha Woods up MeiCOMPLETE STOCK OF Qf Columbus. Calling later in :dahl 11 o:, p. m.; Valvoline lhe d~y wu Earl Kesterson, · down Meldahl 12:20 a. m.; 1 Rm.ington. Pennsylvania down Meldahl, l:ZS a. m.; Alton lephyr up JAN. I WINNING DEGREE Meldahl 4:25 a. rn.; J. S. Lewis Evangeline chapter Ol!:S, MIAPPLE GROVE, W. VA. - down Me!dahl 5 30 a. m.; ' dleporl, will meet In regular I ~ixreeo !ludents are scheduled ' Louisiana up Meldahl 5 35 a.m. I session Thursday evening, Ja11. Reg . $39.95 Suits _ _ _ $31.63 lb complete tile course requu·e. 1 Galllpo!la Dam - Harvey Is at the Masonic Temple. ln· Jnents for a degree at Glen Jordan down 5:25 p. m.: Job11 [stallation for one officer will Reg. $49.95 Suits $39.83 ville Stale College on January ' J. Howe up 6 30 p. m.; Allen · he held and plaiL'l for the J..r 21, according to an announce R. Merril l down 9 I'· m.; Semet I di scussed. j Reg. $55.00 Suits $43.8~ mtnl mada by Dr. Delmer K. l up 3: 15 a. m. The c-B Radio Auxiliary will Reg. $59.95 Suits $47.83 l;!olnerville, Dean. One is Miss . Kanawha River Helen Z. meet Thursday, Jan. I, at 7:30 Loretta Sue Wray. Apple Grove, 1 down Marmei1H5 p. m.; 0. F. p. m. at the homo of Mrs. Carl Reg. $75.00 Suits $59.83 Cv. Va , majorint in Vocational 1 Shearer down Winfield 7:15p.m. Hysell, Rutland. l!ome Economics and Art. : .~ . J . Patten up Winfield 12:40 The Laur<l Cliff Better - - I tt . m. ; Lucy Jane Lucas down Health club will meet Thursday COMPLETE STOCK MEN'S PIRST 2s·9 Winfield 3:55a. m.; Be•ver up 101 7:311 p.m. at the home of QUALITY Wmf•eld UO a. m. Mrs. Lou Diehl. REGULAR . I JAN. 9 Certified Oil Station ' Mrs. Florenee Holley was the Rvtv.al Jat the ~hER Ch~: : New Years l.linner guest ot" Mr. begmmng an. 9 Wl ev .. W. Motn II. Pomeroy and Mrs Dwight Logan and aon Stutler of Eureka, preacbm&. -- - .__ ,:.._ -· -- · · JAN. II R•g. $24.95 COATS _ _ $19.93 The Rtvervie PTA w!ll meet Monday eveni111, Jao. 10 Reg. Reg. $29.95 COATS $23 .83 1 at 7:30. A film w!l! be presented "II These Wers Y our Reg. Reg. $35.00 COATS $27.93 Chlldren." The Brownie• will Reg. have charge of the nag cere- . Reg. $39.95 COATS $31.63 Reg. rnony. Instrumental numbert JUST ONE OF THE MANY . will be presented by the stu· Reg. $45.00 COATS _ _ $35.63 Reg. i denli, directed by Mr. Ye•ll•· JANUARY SALE VALUES I The Daughtero of Ruth ctaao of the United Methodist church will meet at the home ol MiSI Lydia Ehersbach Monday at 2 p.m. The Disabled American Vt~ erans and Auxiliary will meet I Monday at ntlp.m. All mem· I ben ore urged to attend. Sunday ~hoof attendanca bee. 116 was S4. Offering was .11.56. Worohip service• held at 10:46 a. m. with DinE· II more Boyles, Ie·auer, and an londanot of 13. 'The MYF held lis . mE"eting Sunday evening foli<>W· I I ed by worshlp service with · ~. t:asto at 7145 p. m. P I 1 ••I 1 I 1 I I RI'ver News After the holiday ltason is a Qrtat tfml! to have JIO'UT home umodeled and rtadlJ for sprinu. Let uo help you plan your new kitchen, bathroom or whatever your remodeliae need• might be. SHIRT fiNISHING SERVICE PHONE WY2-5321 for ESTIMATES Robinson's FOREMAN &ABBOTT I .. MldclllpOtt, 0. I FRIDAY, JAN. 7th BEGINS HASKINS -TANNER'S BIG lOOth I i 1 SOCIAL 1 - - - - - , CALENDAR ,. MEN'S SUITS REDUCED 1 1 OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 1- SATURDAY TIL 9 c FRESH GROUND · DAILY SLICED BEEF lb. c lb 51.99 I Famille1 are Guelll · In Reed~vllle Home ALL MEAT SLICED Middleport, c 0. BE'S HERE TO SERVE lb NOTICE I YOUR VITAMIN NEEDS tt 100th ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS AND Over Tho Shoo Boot - Full Drug Store Service SPECIAL! POMEROY WY 2-3975 MAIN ST. REUnR INSURANCE AGENCY ~0 and to guard your good health! HAVE MOVED TO 107 SYCAMORE ST. POMEROY, (Formerly Dr. Donovon'o Officol 0. For Boiling Meaty lbs. AI any age, vita· your ph ~· s i ci;m Holsum or Ad1m1 JANUARY I S Strontest Frigidaire Walller Protection Pldi ever ... backed bJ SHerif Motors! I Onl ·~•r PHONE WY ~-2194 mi ns are vilal. Ask 5Lvs. '' hid1 is best for (·d k. c McCoy's or i 11 ~ ~'ver:-~1 ea~y· V1lley to- take forms. l•'f' _.n, _,pump .II'...U. IGWIIoiMTC Bell MICIAIMMI 110 lUllS! 10 PUUIYSf MIII.TS! Gal. ,J1T AmON ADYANCH GALORII ) 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2·2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy NOW IN PROGRESS I SO lb. 39 I 5239·95 UnciHtlfllll EVI!N LIIS WITH TRADI BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Throughout The Store. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Relative• of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickeos enjoyed a New Year's Day dmner al their Reed!VIlle home January 1. Attending were MrA. Harry Reg. Pickens Racine ; Mr. and I Mrs. ·Ern"t Whllehead and ,Reg. I chlldren, Jean, Jane ond Julia. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber Reg. and ton, David and MArk, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson IReg. and daughter, Kay, all of Retd•· l ville; Bill Dietz. Belpre; Mr. 1 Reg. and Mra. Harold Sauer and daughters, Mary Ruth and Joy, 1 Reg. R. D. Middleport, 1nd Mr. and Mro. William Meredith and . children, Charle!, Roger and l severly . The Meredith• had I · just returned from Phoenlt ' where they opent lht Chri!l· mu holidays. King Size Reg. 1.39 1 I 19 / BAKER FURNITURE SWEATERS $7.98 Sweaters $6.33 $9.98 Sweaters 1 $ Gp. Men's Work Pants, Reg. $4.98 ·- · · · · Now $3.66 DON'T MISS THOMAS CLOTHIERS LARGE GROUP OF SUITS & SPORT COATS LADIES' WEARABLES Mens&Boys SHOES 12.95 Spt. Colli 10.33 15 ·95 Spt • Coats 12.33 19.95 Spt. Coats 15.93 $29.95 Suits_ $23.83 $ $32.95 Suits - 26.33 ALL BOYS WINTER BIG SEMI-ANNUAL Reg. $1.98 SHIRTS_ $1.53 $2.03 MIDDLEPORT, 0, Now In Full Swing Reg. $2.98 SHIRTS- $2.33 , _ . , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _., .__ _ _ _ __,,Reg. $4.,00 SHIRTS- $3.03 . . ........ , .... - CLEARANCE Gp. Mens Sport Coats 19.95 &29.95 Now 9.66-19.66 ALL FAMOUS BRAND SPORT SHIRTS & KNIT SHIRTS IN GALLIPOLIS Gp. Men's Suits $29.95 to 49.95 Now 19.66 to 31.66 ALL BOYS APPRECIATED MAIL Sr>' William D. Hellmann, aon Reg. of Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Turner, R who is stahonnd at Soc. Trang, eg. Viet Nom, appreciated numer Reg. ou• cards, letters and parka(fs. Reg. aomo from people lie doeoft't really know. ,Reg. $14.98 JACKETS - - $11.93 $19.98 JACKETS - - $15 .93 $18.» $22.95 SURBURBANS $26.33 $32.95 SURBURBANS - ENTIRE STOCK MENS DRESS SLACKS. ' Reg . $6.98 SLACKS_ $5.53 Reg. $9.95 SLACKS_ $7.83 Reg. $17.95 SLACKS $13.93 7.83 12.98 Sweaters 10.33 $11 93 14.98 Sweaters • $13 53 16.98 Sweaters . $10.98 JACKETS - - - $8.73 men and boys winler we•rable•. Gp. Dms Shirts Reg. 5.95 &6.95 Now $4.66 &$5.66 $ JACKETS & SURBURBANS REDUCED Reg. $12.95 SLACKS $10.33 $ $10.98 Sweaters 8.73 ALL MEN'S WINTER Dunne thl• special sal• ovent you'll find hnndreds of savinas on Gp. Men &Boys Slacks $3.98-$6.98 Now $1.66-$3.66 1------------ tfrffe motor, or c l'Oillf10U11d· Warranty for rep••r of an~ defect without charge, plus four·yur Prot•clian Plen for furnlshlnl rt· plecement for any de· fictive ptrt in lhe eompl'tt. transmlulon, you ('nmplrte .~= In• ENTIRE STOCK MENS I I DON REUTER ACCOUNTING SERVICE TOPCOATS REDUCED Reg. $65.00 Topcoats- $51.63 SPORT COATS REDUCED E. tTOCK MIN'I Reg. $49.95 Topcoats- $39.83 Reg. $59.95 Topcoats- $47.83 1 Store ENTIRE Reg. $5.00 Blouses _ $3.93 Reg. $5.95 BlouHs _ $4.73 Reg. $14.95 Skirts $11.93 Reg. $17.95 Dreues $13.93 Reg. $22.95 Jumper• 18.33 1866 Reg. $8.95 Shoes _ $6.93 Reg. $9.95 Shoes_ $7.83 Reg. $12.95 Shoes· $10.33 Reg. $14.95 Shoes· $11.93 Reg. $15 .95 Shoes· $12.33 Reg. $19.95 Shoes· $15.93 1966 Reg . $24.95 SLACKS $19.93 ALL MEN'S LONG SLEEVE I SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $2.98 SHIRTS _ $2.33 Reg. $4.9(1 SHIRTS _ $3.03 Reg. $5.00 SHIRTS _ $3.93 Reg. $5.95 SHIRTS _ $4.73 Reg. $7.00 SHIRTS_ $5.1:1 ALL BOYS WINTER JACKETS REDUCED Reg. $11.95 Jockets _ $9.43 Rog. $14.95 Jackets _ _ $11.93 Reg. $16.95 Jackots _ $13.53 Reg. $19.95 Surburbanl $15.93 Reg. $22.95 Surburbens $1 8.33 ALL BOY'S SWEATERS Reg. $3.91 !welters __ $H3 Reg. $4.98 Sweolort _ $3.91 Reg. $2.50 SHIRTS - Reg. $6.91 SWMttrt Reg. $7.98 SwNitn - "100 Years Of Quality Clothing Service" ................. - $5.53 SUI $6.93 I �> ~· ~entlnel, PomerottRl!Jieport, 0., .Jan. e, 196& ~oelety ~otes • . ooa .-•· , ..,.. .,. - Six of 10 SEO Counties Show Sales Tax Increase Carpenter Social News .. Wteh#Prayer ...- Bertha Davis IS PIannedb y Minister Group Service Set TuppersPiaW Social News ' M1ssBatey's Weddl'ng W•'l/ About Mainly J :~ :; People In DallY Sellt!nllll, Pomaroy-llldllteport, o., 1111. e, lllMI!I t '· CtiarterDrapecl 1n Memory 0 f Be January 8 Hmrs" (;rt,'lls II ere Barbara and JJII Kau\1' ol Col· Ella Bryant umbus •pent the past 11\••k Pilh their aunt Mra. Richard P!r.l<ens Tho Mtddleport Ministerial I Omeroy NEW HAVEN - Plano have The charter ,,.s draped In while their mother, Mrs. Paul ' · t· h Funeral serviees for Berlhe t d 11 ->soc1a 10n as completed plans Shields Oavls. HU. Rt . 1, G<:~l- ! Mrs. Ben Buck h<ls returned been completf•d for the wed ing memory of Ella Bryant w11en Kautz and her brother, Rkhard for the annual Week of Pra)•er I of Mis~ Phylli~ Joan Batey to Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, m~t Picken~. were in Baltimore, Md .. to be held January 17-21 at the !!poll!, who died Tu.,dsy even- home after spendinG """ 1 C!lfford Yo't at St. Paul's Luth Tuesday evening at the MasoRic , to visit their brother . Bill Pick~llddl~rt Church of Chri.st, mg in Holzer hospttal. will be , week! with relative. io New L.x eran Chw·".·h !Jere Saturday. T 1 ens, who js recoverjng slowly 1 -·· h ld F 'd 8 t 2 " tomp 1f' . 8 t the 1 ington. .•• ,·~ •t 7 . · ~ each even1·n1. e n ay p. m. J 8 I 2 •• p m B b W lk th .IIlii be., • ... • ~ E . Ch . p I an. ' a : ~ . . ar ara a er wor y . from a heart attack . ' The 1eneral theme w!!l he, "'"K apel '" omeroy AIC and Mrs. Jerry Fry and The minister will be the Rev.' ron and Dale E. Smilh worhty While here Barbara and Jil l I 'Prayara of G-·t organ•·st ' I patron, pres•'ded an d R1.1 th Tom and Mrs. Pit!kens toured the mu. · - Men of God," with t burial m the Carleton cern- son, Marc, Savannah, G11., ar- J ack T· We1ch' th e with each minister speaking eery, . . , 1rlved Monday for a visit with Mrs, Paul B. Pow~ll ; bride's kins and Maud Grueser were seum at MariettR and the Fenton on a pha•• of Salvation each She had hved m Mflg•. coun- , their mothers Mrs. Ellen Eber· attendant Mrs Ce"d Duncan rr· Ord ere Glass Companl.' They also visit-1 ~ t t1 1 G II 1 ' .' · .. . ' pro tern o leers. . ers w mght. The Rev. M. E. Dowwn ry un I gotng OH .a •pho ISb' da 9bach and Mrs. faye Fry. n d I K Ch Dod Ch . -·" M d ew years ago. er us an , . ower tr s, en en • taken for soap whtch Ule ap.- ed with Mr. and Mrs. WendP.II W! 11 s~ Oh ay evening on James Devis, preceded her in Mr. an.d Mrs. Frank Jennmg Mln, Hartford, and Marcy. Lee ter is selling for the OES horne Kaulz in Pome 1 oy. \1rs. Kautz the •·pic, "Save Me·," the Rev. death. w an d famt 1y of Cl ar k! burg were Epps ' Ran•·ut w ~ Ill ·• and reg•ster- ·at ML vernon. It was vore d t o and daughters have re1urned . Donald Hicks, "Seareh Me," on S.rvlvors include a daughter, weekend guests of Mr. and Mra. !ng guests Will be Mrs. Ken· I sell cook booka of favorite re- horne in Co!umbu•. 'J'uresday evening; the Rev. Mrs. Georgia Harley Smith, Thomas Hennessy and family. nelh Dodson. . I cipes with Betty Cowan ways Howard RuppeU, "Show Me.'' Gallipolis; three granddaught- Mrs. H. Reynolds of Flush. Besl man for Mr. Yost Will i and means, chairman, in charge - i Complete Wednesd~y; the Rev. ~na!d ers, Shirley Cooper, Milton, W. !ng, N. Y., is spending • week he Harry Carpe•ter of New I The landmark• were read. HAVING ~URGERY I Building Boone, Strengthen Me. on Va .. Charlene Smith and Myr- w!th her daughter and son-in- York City. Ushers will be An Members were reminded of the The Rev. Paul A. Sellers eo- . Thurs~y,' the ~ev. Nyl", Rob. I Ue Smith, r.a!lipolis ; two bro- law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hen- dy Galford and Burl Moore of school of instruction of District tered Mt. Carmel Hospital ond dt.m,. Send Me, on fnday . thcrs, Roy .Shields, Belpre, and I nessy and famHy . Parkersburg. ~e custom nf 25 Association to be held at Monday, Jan. 3 for surgery, His ~ evemng. . . Vern Shields, Tuppers Plains, Mrs . Everett Thoma• subsll- open church will be obeerved Marietta JanuRry 25 and lunch- room number if 7IO. Remodeling Special musl~ will be pres.ent- 1 and a sister. Goldie Fairbank, tuted Monday and Tuesday for and 8 receptiOn Will follow 18 eon reservatons must be ·made - - - - - -- --Sorvicel ed by the chmrs of the vanous Columbds. Fnends may call al Mrs. Elaine Rouoh at the Senior the aocta! room of the church. with Elsie D. Smith before Jan. FINEST churches each evening and an the funeral home anytime. High School. uary 18. '!'he meeting closed in offermg will he taken for use Mrs. Earl Roush of Hartford, SATURDAY HOURS TOO reg•lar form. In community projects sponsored ' W. Va, spent Wednesday lfith The Social Security Office to- Refreshments were served In b,v the Mln!sterla! Association. Mrs. Charles Withrow and Mrs . cated at 3314th-ot, Marietta, will the dioing room by Sue and Nora Roush. be open from 9 a.m. until noon Dan-y irkle, Gladys and 1 ONE·DAY SERVICE WIGALS ENTERTAIN Skip Logan returned tt his each Saturday through March Theo Smith and Kay Compton. ON REQUEST Mr . and Mrs. Jackie C. Wigal , 1•tudies at the Ju~ior lllilJSchool to assist persons filing forMed- Tbe tblo wa attractive in while tntertamed with a turkey dm· l Gaue:e Read1n&s - Gallipol· Monday after bemg confmed at icare or other benefits. This .is cover and centered With an ar-~ ner Christmas day at their is Dam 12.2, 24.> running 50 horne with a knee injury H- tn addition to the regular hou•·s, rang•m•nt of candles to colors borne on College Road, Galli_! ieel on rollers. p.,neroy - Mas- ceived in • football game, Octo. 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday of the Chapter, in bamboo hold- I\ Cleaners e Pomeroy N. 2nd Ave. polis. Present were Mr. and on 22.73, Pt. Pleasant 25.70, Hin· her 11. lhrough Friday, Its phone is en. Barbara Ralker presided at u.. Our Pr.. Parkint L•t tdrs. Albert Wigal, BfY"n, har· ! ton 0.96 fal!!ng, Ko.nawha Falls Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nelson 3'13-50117. the punch bowl. ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiii ry end George, Miss Judy Wi- ~· 3.:38 falling, Charleston 19.00 who recently returned rrom Geriii gal, RRacine, Mr. and Mrs. stationary. London, Marmet and many left Sunday, for Columbus Otis J. Bailey, Lois, Racine, ; Winfield dams were on the sills. where they will reside. :t.l!ss Phyllis Wigal. Gallipolis, · Boat Movements: M RS. Raymond Pullins, Jr., ' 1-!r. and Mrs. Ted Bailey, Gretn Ohio River - Titan down 14. and Mrs. S.m Holley of Balti" Castle, Ind., and Howard C. : 3:30 tt .m.: Franklir: Pierce more "ere Wednesday guests Smith of New York city. 1 down 14, 4'45 a. m.; Phi! i p of Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhs I Sporn down 15, 3:30 a. m .; Col· Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, Mro. Ray· GIVE A DINNER I ton Queen up 18, 12:10 a. m.; mood Pul!!ns Jr . Mf! . Alva Mr. and Mrs. DaveS. Turn- Duncan Rruce up 22, 1:50 a.m.; Hite and Mrs. Sam Holley visiter· an.d Jerry entertaine~ with Andrew Calhour1 up Greenup, i ed Wednesday afternoon at New ChfiStmas dinner at their hom 1 5,20 p.m.; H. E. Bowes up I Haven. w.. Va. with Mrs. Olan Chester. Present ere Dona l Greenup 5:20 p. m.; Buckeye Goodwin . . Turner of Harrisonville, Mr. Stale down Meldahl 1:30 p.m.; W1d Mrs. Will Heilmann of Ches Miss Susan down Meldahl 2:5> 1 lor, Mrs. and jlln. Bill Cogar, p. m. : Tibolt down Me!dahl 7:llr., Billy Jr., and Shari Ann. 2S p. m.; Elisha Woods up MeiCOMPLETE STOCK OF Qf Columbus. Calling later in :dahl 11 o:, p. m.; Valvoline lhe d~y wu Earl Kesterson, · down Meldahl 12:20 a. m.; 1 Rm.ington. Pennsylvania down Meldahl, l:ZS a. m.; Alton lephyr up JAN. I WINNING DEGREE Meldahl 4:25 a. rn.; J. S. Lewis Evangeline chapter Ol!:S, MIAPPLE GROVE, W. VA. - down Me!dahl 5 30 a. m.; ' dleporl, will meet In regular I ~ixreeo !ludents are scheduled ' Louisiana up Meldahl 5 35 a.m. I session Thursday evening, Ja11. Reg . $39.95 Suits _ _ _ $31.63 lb complete tile course requu·e. 1 Galllpo!la Dam - Harvey Is at the Masonic Temple. ln· Jnents for a degree at Glen Jordan down 5:25 p. m.: Job11 [stallation for one officer will Reg. $49.95 Suits $39.83 ville Stale College on January ' J. Howe up 6 30 p. m.; Allen · he held and plaiL'l for the J..r 21, according to an announce R. Merril l down 9 I'· m.; Semet I di scussed. j Reg. $55.00 Suits $43.8~ mtnl mada by Dr. Delmer K. l up 3: 15 a. m. The c-B Radio Auxiliary will Reg. $59.95 Suits $47.83 l;!olnerville, Dean. One is Miss . Kanawha River Helen Z. meet Thursday, Jan. I, at 7:30 Loretta Sue Wray. Apple Grove, 1 down Marmei1H5 p. m.; 0. F. p. m. at the homo of Mrs. Carl Reg. $75.00 Suits $59.83 Cv. Va , majorint in Vocational 1 Shearer down Winfield 7:15p.m. Hysell, Rutland. l!ome Economics and Art. : .~ . J . Patten up Winfield 12:40 The Laur<l Cliff Better - - I tt . m. ; Lucy Jane Lucas down Health club will meet Thursday COMPLETE STOCK MEN'S PIRST 2s·9 Winfield 3:55a. m.; Be•ver up 101 7:311 p.m. at the home of QUALITY Wmf•eld UO a. m. Mrs. Lou Diehl. REGULAR . I JAN. 9 Certified Oil Station ' Mrs. Florenee Holley was the Rvtv.al Jat the ~hER Ch~: : New Years l.linner guest ot" Mr. begmmng an. 9 Wl ev .. W. Motn II. Pomeroy and Mrs Dwight Logan and aon Stutler of Eureka, preacbm&. -- - .__ ,:.._ -· -- · · JAN. II R•g. $24.95 COATS _ _ $19.93 The Rtvervie PTA w!ll meet Monday eveni111, Jao. 10 Reg. Reg. $29.95 COATS $23 .83 1 at 7:30. A film w!l! be presented "II These Wers Y our Reg. Reg. $35.00 COATS $27.93 Chlldren." The Brownie• will Reg. have charge of the nag cere- . Reg. $39.95 COATS $31.63 Reg. rnony. Instrumental numbert JUST ONE OF THE MANY . will be presented by the stu· Reg. $45.00 COATS _ _ $35.63 Reg. i denli, directed by Mr. Ye•ll•· JANUARY SALE VALUES I The Daughtero of Ruth ctaao of the United Methodist church will meet at the home ol MiSI Lydia Ehersbach Monday at 2 p.m. The Disabled American Vt~ erans and Auxiliary will meet I Monday at ntlp.m. All mem· I ben ore urged to attend. Sunday ~hoof attendanca bee. 116 was S4. Offering was .11.56. Worohip service• held at 10:46 a. m. with DinE· II more Boyles, Ie·auer, and an londanot of 13. 'The MYF held lis . mE"eting Sunday evening foli<>W· I I ed by worshlp service with · ~. t:asto at 7145 p. m. P I 1 ••I 1 I 1 I I RI'ver News After the holiday ltason is a Qrtat tfml! to have JIO'UT home umodeled and rtadlJ for sprinu. Let uo help you plan your new kitchen, bathroom or whatever your remodeliae need• might be. SHIRT fiNISHING SERVICE PHONE WY2-5321 for ESTIMATES Robinson's FOREMAN &ABBOTT I .. MldclllpOtt, 0. I FRIDAY, JAN. 7th BEGINS HASKINS -TANNER'S BIG lOOth I i 1 SOCIAL 1 - - - - - , CALENDAR ,. MEN'S SUITS REDUCED 1 1 OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 1- SATURDAY TIL 9 c FRESH GROUND · DAILY SLICED BEEF lb. c lb 51.99 I Famille1 are Guelll · In Reed~vllle Home ALL MEAT SLICED Middleport, c 0. BE'S HERE TO SERVE lb NOTICE I YOUR VITAMIN NEEDS tt 100th ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS AND Over Tho Shoo Boot - Full Drug Store Service SPECIAL! POMEROY WY 2-3975 MAIN ST. REUnR INSURANCE AGENCY ~0 and to guard your good health! HAVE MOVED TO 107 SYCAMORE ST. POMEROY, (Formerly Dr. Donovon'o Officol 0. For Boiling Meaty lbs. AI any age, vita· your ph ~· s i ci;m Holsum or Ad1m1 JANUARY I S Strontest Frigidaire Walller Protection Pldi ever ... backed bJ SHerif Motors! I Onl ·~•r PHONE WY ~-2194 mi ns are vilal. Ask 5Lvs. '' hid1 is best for (·d k. c McCoy's or i 11 ~ ~'ver:-~1 ea~y· V1lley to- take forms. l•'f' _.n, _,pump .II'...U. IGWIIoiMTC Bell MICIAIMMI 110 lUllS! 10 PUUIYSf MIII.TS! Gal. ,J1T AmON ADYANCH GALORII ) 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs WY 2·2955 112 E. Main Pomeroy NOW IN PROGRESS I SO lb. 39 I 5239·95 UnciHtlfllll EVI!N LIIS WITH TRADI BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Throughout The Store. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Relative• of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickeos enjoyed a New Year's Day dmner al their Reed!VIlle home January 1. Attending were MrA. Harry Reg. Pickens Racine ; Mr. and I Mrs. ·Ern"t Whllehead and ,Reg. I chlldren, Jean, Jane ond Julia. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber Reg. and ton, David and MArk, and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson IReg. and daughter, Kay, all of Retd•· l ville; Bill Dietz. Belpre; Mr. 1 Reg. and Mra. Harold Sauer and daughters, Mary Ruth and Joy, 1 Reg. R. D. Middleport, 1nd Mr. and Mro. William Meredith and . children, Charle!, Roger and l severly . The Meredith• had I · just returned from Phoenlt ' where they opent lht Chri!l· mu holidays. King Size Reg. 1.39 1 I 19 / BAKER FURNITURE SWEATERS $7.98 Sweaters $6.33 $9.98 Sweaters 1 $ Gp. Men's Work Pants, Reg. $4.98 ·- · · · · Now $3.66 DON'T MISS THOMAS CLOTHIERS LARGE GROUP OF SUITS & SPORT COATS LADIES' WEARABLES Mens&Boys SHOES 12.95 Spt. Colli 10.33 15 ·95 Spt • Coats 12.33 19.95 Spt. Coats 15.93 $29.95 Suits_ $23.83 $ $32.95 Suits - 26.33 ALL BOYS WINTER BIG SEMI-ANNUAL Reg. $1.98 SHIRTS_ $1.53 $2.03 MIDDLEPORT, 0, Now In Full Swing Reg. $2.98 SHIRTS- $2.33 , _ . , __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _., .__ _ _ _ __,,Reg. $4.,00 SHIRTS- $3.03 . . ........ , .... - CLEARANCE Gp. Mens Sport Coats 19.95 &29.95 Now 9.66-19.66 ALL FAMOUS BRAND SPORT SHIRTS & KNIT SHIRTS IN GALLIPOLIS Gp. Men's Suits $29.95 to 49.95 Now 19.66 to 31.66 ALL BOYS APPRECIATED MAIL Sr>' William D. Hellmann, aon Reg. of Mr. and Mrs. Dana S. Turner, R who is stahonnd at Soc. Trang, eg. Viet Nom, appreciated numer Reg. ou• cards, letters and parka(fs. Reg. aomo from people lie doeoft't really know. ,Reg. $14.98 JACKETS - - $11.93 $19.98 JACKETS - - $15 .93 $18.» $22.95 SURBURBANS $26.33 $32.95 SURBURBANS - ENTIRE STOCK MENS DRESS SLACKS. ' Reg . $6.98 SLACKS_ $5.53 Reg. $9.95 SLACKS_ $7.83 Reg. $17.95 SLACKS $13.93 7.83 12.98 Sweaters 10.33 $11 93 14.98 Sweaters • $13 53 16.98 Sweaters . $10.98 JACKETS - - - $8.73 men and boys winler we•rable•. Gp. Dms Shirts Reg. 5.95 &6.95 Now $4.66 &$5.66 $ JACKETS & SURBURBANS REDUCED Reg. $12.95 SLACKS $10.33 $ $10.98 Sweaters 8.73 ALL MEN'S WINTER Dunne thl• special sal• ovent you'll find hnndreds of savinas on Gp. Men &Boys Slacks $3.98-$6.98 Now $1.66-$3.66 1------------ tfrffe motor, or c l'Oillf10U11d· Warranty for rep••r of an~ defect without charge, plus four·yur Prot•clian Plen for furnlshlnl rt· plecement for any de· fictive ptrt in lhe eompl'tt. transmlulon, you ('nmplrte .~= In• ENTIRE STOCK MENS I I DON REUTER ACCOUNTING SERVICE TOPCOATS REDUCED Reg. $65.00 Topcoats- $51.63 SPORT COATS REDUCED E. tTOCK MIN'I Reg. $49.95 Topcoats- $39.83 Reg. $59.95 Topcoats- $47.83 1 Store ENTIRE Reg. $5.00 Blouses _ $3.93 Reg. $5.95 BlouHs _ $4.73 Reg. $14.95 Skirts $11.93 Reg. $17.95 Dreues $13.93 Reg. $22.95 Jumper• 18.33 1866 Reg. $8.95 Shoes _ $6.93 Reg. $9.95 Shoes_ $7.83 Reg. $12.95 Shoes· $10.33 Reg. $14.95 Shoes· $11.93 Reg. $15 .95 Shoes· $12.33 Reg. $19.95 Shoes· $15.93 1966 Reg . $24.95 SLACKS $19.93 ALL MEN'S LONG SLEEVE I SPORT SHIRTS Reg. $2.98 SHIRTS _ $2.33 Reg. $4.9(1 SHIRTS _ $3.03 Reg. $5.00 SHIRTS _ $3.93 Reg. $5.95 SHIRTS _ $4.73 Reg. $7.00 SHIRTS_ $5.1:1 ALL BOYS WINTER JACKETS REDUCED Reg. $11.95 Jockets _ $9.43 Rog. $14.95 Jackets _ _ $11.93 Reg. $16.95 Jackots _ $13.53 Reg. $19.95 Surburbanl $15.93 Reg. $22.95 Surburbens $1 8.33 ALL BOY'S SWEATERS Reg. $3.91 !welters __ $H3 Reg. $4.98 Sweolort _ $3.91 Reg. $2.50 SHIRTS - Reg. $6.91 SWMttrt Reg. $7.98 SwNitn - "100 Years Of Quality Clothing Service" ................. - $5.53 SUI $6.93 I �• Classified Ads Your Modern Comnlunity 'B ullctin Board --- WANT AD INFORMATION ., LM,AIIl.IN~ I fW ........,., o,..A,~' ~.~ I A IIUN!I ~ IK'<'""P'f'l> •J IIII• II:Ofl L l'o1 On oot o>ut.n.,.ttC">f' tU.U III "'liUN. t>l.l""qfl~' ~ ... ,., v.,, t'le to ' L111met\lltfll~ mort !ILUI ~an• P"" "'"'v ldtntmnm ,,oul'• o'" "~""""" ~ !:("u'i,e:!'~ .n:'r"',::.rd shop Three baths, --- $1999 , Write: 1 ~~•d~ ""' ~"' "'" "'"' "" ..~ .... ... p•ld llf'll.htn 1(1 ,..,,. Motor Co. Pomert'\u ~ I CAII.fl Oto OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. : rr·~ fi:Jt' f'...r~.Sl' " , TO l:ltOO aooD 1() 1;0 1-'I .AL.l. " I seen POMEROY. OHIO 11=:==,...-....,=- ......===============' PRICE REDUCED e-o The DaUy SeatiDel l Box 6611·11 Pomeroy, o. 1 , FOR SALE : 6 room house w1th I bath, full basement, 894 l:Jy- 1 sell St.. Middleport. Ph<we: Pt. Pleasant ] · "'•""' ~ llolll'l ""'"4.1"1• '"" For Rent FOR SALE 'IIIIIF:E ROOM furmshcd apnrt-~USED work p;nts~ shll'ls. jack. - -· • ' PHONE WY 2·2156 nwnt 170 1 ~ Mnlbet rv av ets and shoes Carl ClwvaBusaness Serv1ces 1 -·- _ __ -··- 1 1\t>asonable rl'nl C.-111 WY 2- lu~;. Long Bollom, CJhto. I , Card Of Thanks 1 2049 1n d.lVIm~e "nd .,fler ; 12•11 .25tpl.u:.. CONDmONING Refrlger· , 1 l't Phone WY 2.C1S[)h -- - - -- - - - - ~ ation service .J!lrk's Refrt@:· j t Wt:-.H fo lhdnk a il lim"~' ldln ' 12 30 tfc APPLES, red and yellow Delle- eratmn. New Haven, Phone 3537 11 ~ent e:.ml" :n td ll:l\'.l'l"' 1 ' iou~. 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' ''J~iness Opportunities 1 14R, 1,,., 11!nn( :.- RADIATOR Pm·~. ~,n .!. rc~-:·s ry Il<.!:', ~tt Ju tl 'f:llrL 12 -~· UNFCH\T~HFD- :- uittlbl~ Locust & Sycamore Sts. -~ · 1,' - - - I (l idS . l.tJ~t ill ~1ldd!c- rt •ll l - Days" Ill. Gockl... "' ..1! were gone!" P lcasec,dlWY2 -24~J3 1 4 J tjl .,_'JJ"I' "'~ u1 OJ· l'• \'2·3•·oo I · II - -- - - - - - IR d H l' . •l( ' · airy, · .I tfc _ cc_d_s_vill_e, Oh111._ 12 31 12tc , 30 -- - WILL CA HE for a n t•ldl'rl _l l·rson. LIV h Jl Will d•, P ",'""'""""OI'k. w·\· 2-'-""' .l. ''""'' . "' 00 hou l 4 I Z1 1 w_ Hl 1\ 1 C~J!l · ''l'\olS!Oil I I _ ____ L' " C• Jild ('Oillltinn >nn'tt r,·,]-.llll,ll.JI)". l'twne WY 2-244.1 ·;u!t I ' :llpll\ . TFH .\.\'1'10.\A L - - -- - - - - - ·- I __H _ elp \ (·, l!llt a_nt_ ,____ I - ed · (11"1. k S• c' or l~ u \l;wl. IVestoc - oUNr. MF.:"J 13 to 2l nPat · HA.\ Il TOil\ S, nwn's Y S IC 'it k ·-- : One York<. lil·,·e male Fl lR .> AI."', ,. I 6 l•'lc 1 hog , W('Jght 250 5,-":;. Pirkup ! 6()7 -37%. t" ;· ll T. 0 0. I ---~-~ I pound~ Call 1 6 6tc tc - - - Insurance ------- "llll , wo-! PHf"'''O C r... 1 ' 1 r~nl 'it. Excellt·t.t 11 · d 1maw 1 :1t~ LGr: .' IT rL w1lll \\ I Of Oh!'o 2-5644 M lddl epor1, 0 . IIECEIPT' .. ' Oll"!t-1" Gen Vlllagh t-' unlo Tot:tlf: ," V!ll: f ',.l. · ~ II. · ~llt: un ~ tund , ~G5~ ~~~:mP.nt runu~·· l l'arkWi .\ iettU 2.2.12.2~ I :n,!I09.0fn ~4424ll · · l Hettremenl ~ALA o,&c " ~emt!ten· I 400.-l> Other •·~;::~: Gen ! fi2ll.:n lfi42H Tot<~ l · ·· H<t<:h""·11y lniP . t'uutl , 3 '" CLEARANCE USED APPLIANCES · 1.292. i.Jrawing acc·t'LI 11 1 Nl' w ('JI" i 19~1 - .1!· . 1·:1' Tl\lTK 4 wll ~il ___:..~-~-~--transpt1rla! llln turn1s hed : d ·., $"'1lOO (·· ll gq 2_..~ll \AE'fNACASf lALTYinsupncp l See Mr . Ct>•Jrge Sh;nlJnKk fiH . . ·' II. d . /, . Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. ' All tr3d cs truck driver to , I I 4 6tp p Ph WY '3381 I pro.1ect eng meers. Africa. Motel. r ll l11t"!r v y, , r1 1n 1u , omeroy, one t.• : 1 1 tfc Europe, A:-; ia. South Paci!ic. p. m Ttwsdny. \\cdn t•s(h _v, ·ON F. ~!-:\', · l "i•n slli•• Esl<-1 co rd $121 Coal a,nd Gi!s "Home 2. Coal a~ti Elec. "Home Comfo~ Comfo~ I -- 1 1 Il l 1 2-6555 . 1 4 6tc $9 ,000.00 , WY 2·3830 WY 2-3836 dovo~e. ty. Ohio. pnylnK lor cUito<ly of the m inor ehlld ot the partleM. an<l other relld, (In the iJTOUnda ot lito•• PoIIer y Landmark Parkm~ Meters Protection lo f'enon 5111A41 and f!IE~: I Mlm ~ !t'nill Asso<:it:~tlon _ _ _ $& to$1P & Springs J W r K Y• ID IX Y.-& yo all' a ... __ ,.., ..... {Fri.) ~u Mas 1 ~r 1:cJntrol Couulr'}" llymnlimers :w Quit't Hom 12 UO Noon No;ows 12 : l~ Chr ist i:ms Hnur 12 :30 Rt~ v t\-·lerlin Teets 1:30 Hr\ Srlas Hillups RrH vH.. Silas Hlllups Harw.it Time 1:30 2.00 ~: 15 2:30 f.. 30 HNUARY WJ!o;H LOG Monday Through Friday I US Sign On, Echoes of Joy 8 00 Ohio Valley News ' 1.05 World Newo 8. 111 Spnrl• Today H· 15 Weather Picturo 8·Hi Louie Murller Show 8·55 co mmunity NeWI g 00 TAlk of Jht Town i 9:.1'5 1Muson County NfWI 10 .00 Ln111 e .\1ue! l"r Sho w OVIIN EARS, ~~ Ue\'. HoUbv Lee Adki11!1 Week F:ni Iff SATUROAY S ig n S:IO World ond National News 5: IS Spotlight eo Sports 5:15 Weather I :30 Sign Off LITnl! ORPHAN ANNIE Saturday 7:4S Sign On, Echoes ul .loy . . " . ' ~ 00 Ohio Valley ~~· :s · ~ ~&· 05 World News 1 d: 10 Sporrts Tod';y OONT WANT i'PRV, 1""fW' l.t1ST SUMMER II=" rrs NONE ()1: TED ~ND lll'll : U · t~ Wt-!i!tber Picture 1 12 00 Community News 1·55 News Be-a.! Co untrv Go Roun<i 2 55 Ncv,.s · Beat 2 ·00 WERE ~,IT WAS HfAVEN 1=0'? I AMO MC1 11 ·00 New1 11 :05 Saturday Show 12 .00 Loco!, Ohio, Not. New1 12 20 Bulletin Board 12.25 Nrws 0 Grams 12 .30 Saturday M"l:ltinee 1: 30 News -Headlines J:31 Saturday Metinee I ~5 New• 2.00 Salurday Matinee 1 i /oiY , 10 30 Songs for Children 10 45 Golden Key I!:00 News ' 11 ·05 Lowe Mueller Sllow I F'ridfl y, Church Belli Rlng) : 11·30 Publrc Servlrt 11 :45 World News 11.55 M<:~ son County News , l2::t5 .'l:t'll'<t U l;ra m r)Y 1 12 30 Counly Agent 12 · 4~ Country {; 0 Bound 8·16 LoUJe Mueller _Show 9·00 H1gh S<·hool Hit P:~ra de j tO 30 Lat;·hslring 12.05 Noon Nei~S t2 :JO Market5 12 15 :vftd Dov Wenther 12 ·20 Bulletm Board 1 2.30 News Headlmes 2·:11 Saturday Matinee THERE IT 1$-GONE WITH T~E DRAIN WATFR ' ALl MY HAIR , PI SSot YEP A S~OW E R. BAlfl.' 2.55 News 3· 00 Saturday MBtinee 3:JO News Head.Hnes 3 31 Saturdny Matint't 4:00 Community Choir1 3.55 News 4.110 Community Cholrt 4 311 H.lUIO RIO ~ . Oil f'iews Roundup 5.1 5 Public Ser>ict 15.10 Slgo orr ly GEORGE \YONDER WINNIE WINKLf. BRANN Ell l 1..-'IS s-o $88 - r---..;B~y..;H.;,;AROLD GRAY . II lliiO llutlon·o and Horn's Top ~ 09 Mid Way Malin., Ten Show · !U5 News Beat 2:30 Miles Kusic Show 12 :00 Noon New• 4:011 Disc~g with Dos. 4: 15 Karr and Van Znndt Show 12:1(\ Paul Bowm. RFD 430 Interehangt (Mon Wed. Frl.j 12 ·30 Jim Men Show 1:011 Community News 4:15 BlaeUnar Aulu Show UO Sign Off 6 05 Mason count~ New1 TERRY 1-Used Bedroom Suite With New Mattress P rogr~1m 12 :30 Goessler'• Guesl Star $100 ~:~~RANTUD 1-Coil Bed Springs CI I W ~~rL SC 3l if ~~"-;::: ;.~: ::> "" .. -;: ~,.. r,~ ·,.:, 0\."~J ""J~' .·~ C-F·S!'. 0L'~ I\·E:07 : .. : IVA? .'l'"'t"'G : I-Extr1 Nice V• nity with 3 Mirrors on It, Walnut Finish 29.91 ,\ ..) ,- :::r./<:...:., JD ~LI '"'.:-tl "'l'.: '!J-TLJ -, .;,.,,..."'-:-' ~·:- ._~~.,.~ ' ,-. ·.::: \ :•! 1-Two-Pece Living Room Suite-- $2J 1-Uving Room Suite Almost New - - - - - - - : - $75 Lots of Kitchen Chairs $1 H. 1-52 Gal. Frigid1ire Elec. Water Heeter $65 Not 1 scratch on it 2-Half Beds with frames $10 H. 3-Used TV Sets _ _ _ Mike An Offer By ART SANSOM 8EN CASEY -·~ ................ RUTLAND FURNITURE USED FURNITURE OUTLET Across Street From Main Store WE SH 2-4211 BUY - SELL- TRADE RUTLAND, 0. 1•-----------------------· I SAID IT lOOKfD AS IF THE ROOf flt\D FAL~SN IN ON :a.' . V,JU :- :'' - , "\: ...l>,JV REAL _ ;:_ ::-:.· ..:.~ . _~:;; . ..:•.f ,_-;;:_:-_ ::v::J , !'\C.)S~ ·~:""I'-'"' 2-.) f"\,:r~-D t1- v~ 'l'-;:: ...,_. E K'\'' ~-'· ~~· !''.D "' [:.:) YOUt-JAVE:. ! :~:; ~~N ~~Jr"-'.' ~'-r-n-'-" ~'I?OB ~i:" .\o'::J f Prnperty : ~.'I'N!f'l\("e BRAC E vour~rlf ror 6 thrill r : . J • c k w. Ceney I ~'lee . . 10.135.26 1 ,nf,r· . AL.BERT M. COX, BROKER ne11lect nf duty and extreme cnrelt,, M JTotal Protection to Pel"lJon : mltlon on I(Jh~ . ,_, 1,.,.1r•. l"~'"'''re· lht • llr~l t1me you use Blue l 4 ltc i Said cau• .. wtllllfl fur 11ear1ne on and enegtr · anct J>rovertv 10.1 35.211 m.eatl. Write r•J 1l ·\Y l(•v•n~ name . LLJ~Ire. I\.t-nt electric sham-~ l '"rter the lllth day o r February, 11166. jlleerutlon Parkt Tohol !0~.97 8ddrefll an d l•t">~~nr• I ,. ,, .,.In s.<r Miry Co11 rt, P'lelntlH Ph. WY 2-2181 ' Pullllc Sl'rvlee Enl,.rpri~l'll nee, box OOB·M Tne r.:uly s .. ntlnPl ; pur 1'1" . $1 . Bak!•r Furniture, FARM for Sale. Phone SH 2- 1W1b1ter •nd Fulh, Cem~tery . .. 54!170 Pomeroy, 0 . I I ' Altor"•r• for f'leint!H 11,.,..=====""'=""'=~ TotaJ Publle lervlee Ellt. 5t5.'l'O 1 Middleport, Oh1o. 1-3-Gtc 5275. 1-:H Cl UJ) ao. m ,, 1:1, ». :n, Cit._.. ~ 1 • 1~ IU\IIIlY llnn<",.,. ..•. ll, 9·1.) HoLJ sh' s Shors t'J'hurs.) 10 :00 Ohio Edu('ation 12 30 Larry Anderwn Show I I - wv 1 9:30 Cuffee W1th Janet 10 : 15 lU . II 1/U 11 ·05 Tiny'!! Cotmtrv Junrlion 6 00 Sign On - Nr·ws 11 :30 Tmy's Count ry. llymntl me- 6:30 Happy Val lev Ho vs 12 :00 Nation-al Ne w:l 7 00 Prolc.stanl •lour · 12 : 15 Lol"al Ne\\S 7 ~5 Week End 1 . A(lvan<"l" l\lC!II l'l"f' pal &tory traJnlnM 10 11 1<.on <' ·" "''f\l!l"<•rl Thousand!! nf i• •l· "I"" " f•'unll!ure Show - fn ' 1 \'w"" ~d. 11 ·00 l'rws COMBINATION COOKING RANGES I 110111'11. e 4~. IJ~!kt'r 10 ·45 ASC. Here Are Rare Items! I. II LUI I WANT l-UM 1U HEAR ')OUR STORY \NITiol HIS WJEH RADIO Spe-o~hs Y45 The (:ood Life Soc1:il Se('unty 10 ::1!'1 Tom Hol>ert..;on Show t .. !J :m Tile Hihl(• IU JO·:J~ Genf>ral ~·vn•l Jl ,llll .70 ltund Hetlr,.men l Jo'Unrl1 • 6,:1:13.46 Total t'Tg'perty Tnu . 17.H-2:1.16 ngaretle Tn , , 439.00 Slate Motor VehH•le 'l;'a" IO,:l~ . 62 G;uoUne Tax .. 11-070.35 lnheril anfe T u . . 1 . .. U199.20 . Sllle1 T ax and Yin. ln•t . . 4 ,368 00 Staw l:!~<"r and L.iquor Lki'!IW ~'l'ea . . . 3.3~.011 J.....-·al Lil"OIDB C~ and Penn!ll 4e3 !'i!l Tutal l.il'<!n se• an<l Permit.. 3 .Nl3 M Fine. and coe:t. . 5.323.43 I Rev~ and lnte1e1LI 1 Gl'n~nl Vtllaae Fun<la. 2.040.00 Used Refrigerators I Stat.~ 11\Jihwa:r Fun~ .. .. 1,1i!86~ 9 h I r . ..II paid tr3v~· l, housmg, food . I Several should sell for other Fund• .. 14.361 nl 11 I Thursd ; •.~ :nll F11dc~.r ~n or~;m m;tp r' r:l m~ · nr.e G -RANGE INSURANCE.- Mullen Atlunt1c. fl1,;h sa larv )Obs, Parkin~ Meten .. . 9,691'1 41) I () ll d I II II II I 1 $50 now only $20 I Mllic. t'eps, Sale• lind Char•e. ! ~ ~ tp r· u an 1usur anee Agency. 1nc. pom· 1 male, temale on:r 18. OElB F' .,_,,. • "" ne Phone ra il'For fast cleanup. Hot- Tota f:f'n. Vii. ant.! Oilier Fu!l<.l~ 11.8\8.8ll 1 l d ( 1h10· l M<:>~ " t'eu Sale. .and urrllldll · {tJt .m I eroy Phone WY 2-3381 Box 23190. Oakland Park. MALE HF:l.l' 1\',\Yf!CD : nur~· point, Crosley, Frigillnrl l"harge~ .. li.BHI.M I 4 3tp . 9. 1 tic • 5 I Pubht· SeiV!("t Enterpr\se l _ Fla. 33:3117 er Bnv i.-,,,,d {i-ll; 11n;o nf'!·d~ f"emetcry .. . t.425.31i llK'illl\ autunta1H' washer for lt..,_ _.,...._ _ _ _ _ __,,J I d lUre, Gibson and erve sharp n. ·· r ,, ,\ ,, YI•LI'l :.! nll'n \UTI •Mt I BILE Insurance beeD 1• · · Sewe• ltenta l & Mlee 3:.:.~711 {)() I 'ght Freezer GE U prt Tot al 1-'uhl! e serv EnterPrl•e 36.6~.3~ ~ .~11· ~~-, 110 ·1'~11 {;rant St. CUST0\1 IJUTLHEldNG aru. bt'tWf'l"ll ,., ,. 7 "l!ld "l'l can~lled7 '4)51 y<.-lf opera· 1 Should be $150 Tr<~D8 from Other Fund~ ll.U7HIO .\llrldii-IJ''rt, Ol1 1n. cuttmg. Will buy tudes ever~ Reci'IPII of Tnut Fundi . t,JOQ.OO for cou w· · :, 1 d kill"l! rl \\l •r'-.. I 100 Ci $ OSeoU Gr a nd T~t11.l Recei pt• 141 .5 13.56 lor'o DcenHl CAll W"' ~~* Monday Phil Me~er. Pnone l I 4 .Jip Night ~~~ ·r; d. •: po' II !tillS Freezer suMMAiv o, EXI'I!NDrTulu l1$ttt WY ~J510. 9 18 Uc I Philco Chest L. $lOO Opl"ratlon alld M•lnten.ance 3\'ailahil' 1.- ,1!1 or p.u r l llllt' l!f.-1 '-,Tl lli·: HAK!•:H THU CK. 2 Should .,. General Govemment Real Estate For Sale - -- - - ·-- ' ll f!U•!"IIJn,ly Closeout $75 Lea-l•tative . . . .. . ut.IB work 1·~:' '' '!1 ·nt J,n \ ·q ll<lt bed, ~ood tlrf'S. Legal Notice . h F General llleeutlv. , • . . • t.MDM m -175 \. trg1l l.el'. 6 Cole St., for adv.:uH·· ·nltlll. ·\ pply 30 cu. It. Uprig t reuer Eleettont . .. . .. 'l'0.36 I. EGAL NOTICI! Should be $175 Rulllllna• 1.948.M person 2:1 \\ <:->t LJiiO n, Ath-1 Pon wroy , l)hin, WY 2-3468. The annual mel'IHJ~ nf the 110(11:Total Gen Govem'\ · •• . •. I!I.D49.»6 huldeu •Jf th,. J>omHruy National 12 30 60tc Closeout $50 Park!nJ:" Meteu . . . \1,021.34 ens, Oh1o. 1 4 3tp lldnk . Pnmt'roy. Ohw. fnr the electmn Pr'ltectloD to Penon alld Propertyof dlrenu r• Hn!l tile lr ;onnac llon of 1n' J>()liet .. . . . 1.2011.69 21 CU. ft. Coldlpot Z!l; ZAG OMATIC POMEROY - SIX ronm (rame othe r t>U~IIl!~lllil th~t m~y o.:ome befnre Chest Freezer P'lre · · . DU'7 lhe meettniJ:. will he held at the offl ct Bulltllnt In•peetlon 1&1.111 \\'1·\l ~~~~~v.n n1akc sewing 3 bedroom,s, bath, full ba se-~ of , .. ,ct i'mn('roy t>-Oa~~~n~l Bank . oa Should be $125 Totnl Proteetron to Pel'IOn ~nd Property 1 ,905.!11II , 1\HJti. at :.1,10 pm. !lia("flllll' \-Ltl.es hutlonholes, ment ' gas furnace heating. Janua1y Ct0ieGU I $75 n.-.alth l!! ll JSo'll JH1B\Tl"1"l"F.H.. l'ro•!den& - Tollll .. . . :uo-uo sr·ws on bul!ons . monograll'~S, !'olo down payment to quali-, u:a ! 1<. 16, 23. 30 w 6. to - ete Easy Elec. Dryer, Sanitation -- Ge n. VII . Fund• u.4~.84 Total Sanitation 1.2t5.C4 1 patdli ">, {'j(' . all witl10ut fi1<l buyer. $.\ ,500 00. ------4 yr. old HIJihWIIYf --CJfll. vu. Jl'nunde 29.682 .!18 IN TilE t "Ol'ltT OF COMMON PLEAS . $125 . . 10.66:2.9 ; J tr :~r·h nwnt <Full halance MIIl[)LEPORT - Cozy 1 ToUJ Hllh\l'a~·~ one MEIGI COUNn. OHIO Sho U ld L Ull!l Recruti(Jn- J>ark!! Total 8.02:6.29 due on:v $:J I 23 or $5 per story framP, half bath, en-! M1rv Court No. u.tt• Closeout $50 PubiH~ Ser•le. Enterpnee• RUTLAND • D d Cf'mBtery . . 4.671172 month {al l \\ Y Ui5a5 Ke IYlnator closed back porch, kvel l At>ut• 1 P'lalnt!H , ~ange, goo SewPr Hentat "' MilK' . 9 ,uo .m fl:•cme . Oh io, va. Should be $100 Total f'uhllc- s"rvlce Ent. 14.1"181139 I 4 6tc 50 ' 100 lot 13.5011 Oil. Apply WY 2-2156 acn•s I Ctlarlol CCUirf, Closooul $50 Mlle. - Gen. \llllalfll Fun!b 7 ,11(M .!W. , ltd D1vlllon , Total "'l•c*Uaneoua . 7.mM .M STE!tl·:o · ll •\1)10 CONSOLE 115 ACHE FARM - J5 1 u. s s Sal•munla 4 ~ref'd mlr·rm xt•d chan_ g er . t:ulhv<~1ed, 50 acres pasture. Kelvlnator Range Jntl"re•t Bond Retirement 1 A . o 26 ' ~·untl s · 1.~ . 00 I THE l>ua l volunw l'fmlrol. 4 spe~1k- '14 .acre lohacco ha~c. well C ·o Flut Po11 Office. Should be $75 I Bond• ~nd Not111 P.atd - 1 DAILY SENTINEL er \llllll"tu ~·~ .'."'i i (•JJ I Lov ely al- fenced ' plen ty CJf wall::!r • 2·I New NOTICE Yark , New D•tand•nt. 1 Closeout $ 2$ Trano Hnnrl F'und • 10.89~ "000.00 JJY York, PU&LICATION . tottettremenl mner Funda .D7 1 nul l" llli :•JJ Tins Sl?t four water systl:'nlS, good 5 room , l"harle_B c:.,znt: .w h?U' addreB• Matching Unico Pa)mr.nt.~ from 1'rud FuM! 1.4QflR!I I 1 3r\l Dl~LHiun, US S. Salamunte. A.O. W h & D Grancl Total Ellpendlture• l:ll,tll9 411 .h b h b house, w11 rn011 lIJs old . T;lke over !Jay<~l , Hsement, w. l ·o !<' led Po~t omce. New York, as er ryer Add Ftnuc111 111tem 111 t Instructions mPnls of II 2.'> per week or garage 2 b~rns other bu " ld- ~ N .. w Ynrk, wi ll ta ke noti ce that on Should be $350 $225 pr. New Con•trucuo,. & lqutpm•nt , etc- ~ U 1. CIVIL SERVICI' TESTS . • ' • l ll e~embu 28. ~~~. t he underslrned General Governmnl )len·WOII"Il"\1 1~ " "" """' .,,., ... ,.., p<! ~' bnlance due $87. Call ings. Pnced fir quick sale. filed h"'r l'etlllon a,;aln.t him In the HnllrHm!B . 911388 ' Johll. Hi gh •liHILI!~ I'· " Short Court nt Common PieRI, Meta• Coun0 I Tollll Gf'neral Go,ernmC'rtt (l,f[386 CARRIER NEEDED and Thurs.) 9·00 News 1-W1rdrobe, big size - - - - - $It 1 1 MO\'OA Y THRU FRIRDA V I ITues · Thun.l C 011 ~ i g n On - Ne1 4'30 Eieetrlc Co. Local News ti ·05 57l crr d HE"a rt 4 54 Ohio New• Round-Up fi ·m .\1Plg· County RF'D ollorak's Carry-Uut 1 !i 2.i Cotmtry .Jamboree \ 10 Sign Off 6 :i/ \\"1 •atiHT SUNil.\ Y 7·00 Nat1onn! Ne ws 1 30 Si~n lin Forward Fa•th 7:05 Bill Miller Show UUO R ap t1 ~ t Hour 7 30 Sports Parade 8·30 News 7..15 Bill Miller S.'ho·" 8" " .1;1 \t·1::'1' k End 7:3:1 Pi rkens Hardware tTues 9 {)() Sprea dmg Kingdom 10 :05 Sw;r p Shop Our lou lo your gain, first come, first served. i All at 11 you pickup" pri· ces. Overseas Employment 49.tl Heater with fan - - - - - (Sold $206.90 new) 03 ' 111101 ••• K W DI I C R LCD 0 7 50 News 8 00 Bill ,\1illrr Show 1-Warm Morning Co1l __ ··m_._._"'_·'_._.=-------··-'-·""~ - ~ · TotalOuCuh l!ot andtnf Warranl.!l ~.47904 CAUCTIUNI!:~R" 1 S · Bal., IJec . :u , llle& 511.479 .0~ 1• IUMMARY OF ltiC:IIP'TI omp ete er.-lce INVENTORY l 'nll l!r ~1dtnrr1 Property Taxo'f Write. Prone or Contact A. t.. llH.AJWURD 68.00.., $50 ., Heater, good as new - - - - 1 ~· asp a - A 4:&4R!I7 vuJ,~e l."72n .64 Ou~~~~~.d~~~an~:r:~~tl 69.91 1-Warm Morning Coal I!I ,IN06 \;lila~ · P'~ndt .., 69.H Dryer Rebuilt - - - -- - 2-Fuel Oil Heaters ''· ...... ..., , 1 l,l.tl!J2 )l!HH IU 1 e nf' ril Jc!:. run 40J"4B Sired Con~t. t.I&.R ,, 22 · 11 ; ·78 St~te- Jll~hway Imp. f\!nd montt& Jll¥0, 1 que••· . DICK TRACY W , M .P 0. Rnt4in 2-Maytag Wringer W1shera 17.629 5~ ' .• }' ~n<l• fldt wafi a ., ._ Works Good. !-Tappan Gas R a n g e - - - - Total Ge.n 1-Unlt. · :zH:4b7.o:d ·· · Sewer Fund 2lTIB1 '1 1 RECEIPTS rano.l. Al l Fund•. Jl.t)ijOO Parklnl! Meter · · P'und · Wll·.25· _ R ~ R ,. t .,...,1111 11 J47200 General Fund M&ll °':' lremf'nof All Funda 11.!117.(11 · · Street ~ OTIHt .. 4:1006111 l.rnnlle Tutor 22 ·551 · 9 $ I ,;-;..-._, ~tc .• . 1-GE Gas 1 ,,, 6.97!!3tJ $,1\01 7fl Tn:~t F~nd• ·• 1.4\:lhl. d~ ll.l 'ollll !.ra!~l rota! All i"undt. l~l.48.5.4ll Bun<l ( . l'arkln l! .\ fet.. r l"umt ~ ~ Ywltdlf'l Cl;pt 4 U : 'IIIII WORU) B-.lll....a.IM•IO ftU1 lk!!PQIIIJQ.-IIMl!lt,ION 2-Used Automatic Washers Maytag & Frigidaire - - - 69.91 U1~J3.S61 :t! 70 ~ 19 l ... w 10 HER.':' GASOLINI ALLEY ~ HrLW. 0. .. Other Gen. Vllllll!e Funcl• 11.1Kl:l44 1 T otal Gen. Vlll•e• t'uncl1 8 lU!II!t.4l 27 9 Sewer ~'~nd " ,491 . I!XPENDITURu I StemH·tery l)!h\!.ll;t' I mp, t'und 1 ""'---------,."'"'"'-"-~. 1->IHil' C AND BALANCE, JAN. I General Fund Streel <:on~t. M&R Racine, Obln e.r mens. .:. 1 lie Reuter lnsarance, Pomeroy I ., ---.~ ;;;--.,_;. · 9 4 lfr r-==--..--- Y :2. 5J!Ilj. 1 4 1 I Exterior Decorators WY single ami 11 \'t' 10 tr.l vel 1 J,J:t ll., ~·11;11. flo thcs haml~>'r . : 1 de opymg op i o1 1.rrvce. 1 'fexas <md rLlurrl Domg Pub- i' All lliH' 1ww. \'t'IY usl'ful les rna ('ga papers sher cunt(!Cl work for ~--~arllt h. ~1 :m.'.ll"1'1 BailC''i, S)'- ' bll·ttl record~ and almost an' li J th docu t 0 twnal earning.'i eROOFING Con&t . M&R Highway Imp . Fund c emc rv MtQtllepo,t, 0 , 10, ' ' " ' ' ' ' 1 , 1965 .. 1 he reL•y l"tr\) ly th• iollowlnl re· PQrl 10 De correct. oen• Gnte, lllll•l• Cl.rll SUMMAAY OF FUND BALANCiil fREE ESTIMATES AN'J'I/,JUE: ...'urm•ure diSheS Employment Wanted FOl" ll ll:l!J.\"1 furru,hed apart-! . ' 'c · 1 ON - ~ melll . WY 2-3G~la. 11 15 tfr ' mi~Ce 11 anf'OUS al1 or Wr11e M H rd Ce 11 800 w eALUMINUM SIDING LADY WA NTS \',OHK. Exocr- -. -- -rs. owr: c• ienc~: d in r ~~~ t<HII'OHll Y, ;lrk I' For Sate M::tm St., Pomeroy. eSTORM DOOR & WI NO 0 ws WY 2·241~ 1 4 ~lc I .. I'' 'I T I .-.-·e 29 tfc ' - . Street State DAD CAN GO DIRECTl'f ~1 410. Gb..lmed JANUARY SALE USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES --- ~ ~XPENID~TU~ts.e neno un De· ~ -~UTH!SOLD ~- ~ ,.. CDLWP Rond Park.inrllf't trement FundFuntll .. ...... 17.600 1!1.2 t3 4fl 40 Tru1t ~'tliJds . 1,.300.00 Gran!"\ Total All Fundi . v~~~~E cg~N~:~o~ioORT ~--~~ ~-==========:::1 cemb•r for th e l'l1cal Ynr Ending lr, n•' Phone Today For I Populal•on tuo C•nu•- un - -· ~· - law 88. "Salad "WeN, I Hll tht baby-sitter and her boy friend did what we asked-took care of everythi~a; while we .liii. Middleport, I M~l"'r ; ; -- - OF TliE ANNUAL Cli!RK - RiPORT OF THI" 101 GIRl. IN THE WORLD 15··· " of land I or o. - liZ II.Jewi.ah good running eondition. Phc Chester G.M.C. piCkup. fiood llres, very 91!5-2160. 1 t 11p good motor Everth1ng com- -- - - ---~---~.: plete. Ready to work. G. A. l964 VOLKSWAGEN, ucelltDI Deem, Racine , Ohio condition. WY 2-3m. !43lc 1211111 Olher Gtn Vlllal!'fl f'und1 11'.211 &3 ' Total Gen. \'lllall• Fun41 90,0JSI68 1 Sewer Fund .. J2,270.oo Notice - -- Pome-r tl w \'!I!CJ !!C of -$2 10 b ! If 111 ~r 'I P"'l (: ill \\ \' 1·1346 or WY .SrE.·' . ,' '• lbcoon,. H U .B . , 1 f'f' r VH" \Til1".', of Nuyllir"~ Run. , F'lrl d t r ' Legal 27. Wraagle ..... 1959 DODGE hardtop, Auto Sales C ------ ~ ...... USED CAR LOT POMEROY, OHIO BLAmNAR'S locot ;.nd Foun d . , (.II'• II' ·.•c.,•·'I .l "t' . J?.Jil·c!-··- ----··--- - -··- 1 WY 2·2143 -· ·W t d T B LOST· C lil~'-.I 'S with trmpl ·· TWO TH:\ll.EH SPA.CES for ' an e 0 uy I 0 ._ 17.8 lA 'l'rapo 20.TIIroM :IL (~!orr MUST WAIT FOR THE COMPUTER10 TELL HIM W HO~E MOSTDESII R\I;BLl:' - - n.- lliter 18.li'Nncll --~ Meal lll.Ml...-.1 KEITH GOBLE FORD OPEN EVES 9·.00 P.M. SERVI ( E I" 11 tic 1 From the largl'!il truC'k or :.. ' i :-.i'OIU: FOK SALE: W11J tmde ; bulldozer radiator to lhe 5 rooms and t' for projJt'r1)" Ctirl !, smallest beater core. I ('i balh, d Jll'.ll'1; 1Jr:<; <lpJrlment. Lemley. Tupp~rs Pl,.ms. Ohio 1 ,. 1 1 M ddl I p!rt' 1w:1 10:1 1n 1 epor - Cnll G67-3!1G4, l 6 6tp 11 :.nc. ~;~:"' . :md ~ I Jill " 11.1". 11 · •· luxP !':. ·' ' 8ll:H·. f hParing omeroy ...... _ :If. t.o.o 36. Polnt 81/2-F't. Pickup. Good tires. Save plenty here. Mt = .lt.r• . ::= •. 30. Etc1Lng11 19591nternational V-8 s795 p "'Y Sal •.s- Wind You Always Pi!y Less At ••• Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic. ready to roll. EXPERIENCEb ettr 8.Boaltlay ...... $ee Our Many Other Uoed C1n & Tn1c.. tic and WilY worry over f1 siUJ.:J(sh selltic tank Get Kle<~n-Em Al l SiTltt' Taiik Cleanl·r. J .. mdm,.J k F'arm Bureau, rrHI!ll S ~ t:• .·· I~ n11111 t liJIIJ 111 ;1_. 3 b.l :l: . ;n.u·l nH· J• t Ill p.!nH·rtw . 1\ \ 12 Jl tie .!•""·•'' " ' ''"' ,. Ctl l .Leg·"" ~~ 1 , 1 1L<) I "' Scr,:Jce. 1 LI'L AIHII - . . Af'tw 1111or .. _. " 10.= . 1 b'loitJ 1111! II.Simplo 1960 Mere. Park. 4-D s599 $199 J?t • II.IIIIJr· 2B.Chotce Low mileage, good tirrs, in A-1 condition. 1956 Chevrolet "6" HT Cpe. - 22. ClldflDII' 1.- 26.- 4 Dr. Automatic Trans. Radio and heater. ~ a ....,... 15.Virluouolp , r-"""'11 tt· e. lAck "' -u 1962 Pontiac Tempest 1960 Ramblers:. W. s499 $129 $129 $199 I. BOot! :U.Grapo 4 Dr . Hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic trans. Power steering. RadiO and heater. Locally owned car. 4 -~pet>d box, 110 engine, lots of extras, black finish, red bucket scab. Radio. New tires. 19S7 Dodge V8 • 4 Door, Good _ 1955 Ford VB Cpe., Clearance _ 1950 Chevrolet% Ton Pickup _ .... pine lO. Blblnata Ill. Amy or J...... 1963 Chrysler Imperial 1963 Corvair Mon. S1399 1',...,..,.,.,-..,==--_,.-....."""'' R<Jk er loli W'ic' Willi .1. J'rultl or ~.LAII.W'-ill t• ooort lU. allhwl "" I.POaa ,, • ll.'l'lderot 4 Dr. Country Squire. 8 eylinder, automatic trans. Power steering, power brakes, radio and heater, Plenty of ~conumy and priced to go. Furmture, Middleport, -·····- -·-------- 1 Ohio. 11 12 Hr RARI.. GRUESER, Plumbln~ • ---~- 1 and He<'lmg, Minersville l ~',llld ~ { u: !" '- · r·· ·.': ~ 111 , •,. t ld~· t\ltnersvtlie, UtlJO, rnnne W\ RAfS, ml<'t> elnnmated fmever I Ohto End your sewer troub 1 · \\. H l :,,~, . tl.Jt "llll'. tll1111 1 2-~.1":4 1_ l~ ~l' l Gel "Slr:~r" Ebersb.lCh tbrd-j Jcs. We h;n:e Hll s.tzr.!l sewer t.i tr 1• · -- - - · v. o~ t ~' Sugar Hun Mtll, Pick- marh1ncs H e<.~sonable rate!. I 1 ~-li 1 1JI·:H 'J unfurn i~hrd :1 ronms i en~ l!ardl'.ure, \1 as<~n. : Call WY 2·2~74, day or night. ' 9 12 301 ;uul b:l l!l I· u1n1'-' h ut li 11ws I _ _________ · - PI 9 1ft tfc · Notice (", l.tl~ 1-:u!l dlnJ~. 11 Jii tfr SEWING machines, repalr ser : llf.ATl NG, - PLUMBJNG Rural Wll.l. ( ,1\~·· :t .• :J', ,•1, 111wr n 1l 11)',1: 1.111 , •.111 !lc:t:-;. ~ [),•fijiHI\1 1 vrre, all makes W'i 2-2UI4 Ooxol bultle (; as 1\rnold Bro- , L , .. ., ,., ut.f d !l,w,·ll k tl" ll"il The F~hnt Shop, Pomeroy thcrs. 6\U 1!:. Ma1n Street , 1 1 1 11 1 ]. ' dl 1 , : '1'1 ! \1 I I Ill ~II I II'. 1 c,J! 11nl"i:>. Pl ~~<llt' \\ y 2-:-JI" ~I. Autllr01zed Smger Sa'~ and Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc On(' \.llol .. 1'• fll •· Ill h i il i.lll"l www ,I(JII(]M LAmtlltr 1962 Ford Station Wagon Deluxe vinyl Interior, green finish , good tires, heater. RL 124 Ph. wv 2.5271 Syracuse. Ohto LOOKIN' I'ORWARD$ 10 II'- ' DAILY - CROSS WORD .u. t1pou 1963 Volkswag. 2Dr. s1369 Everyday Specials at Marie's Style Post Haircuts $1 .25 Shampoo & Sets $1 .50 30 d.1y color rinse, Shampoo & set $3 .50 Permanents $7.50 up WP. Sell and Service W1gs and Wtg lets Mar~e . 's StyIe p os t !"'""------.. 6 oylinder, Standard Trans. Radio and heater. new tires, tan finish. V8 engine. Spotless interior. - [ 1""'"1!~...,.. 1965 Mustang 2 x 2 Power steering, automatic, radio, all the works, like I WE \\1 :: 11 1" ottr "l\'l 'n·- TWO hcd r{1om hnusctrailer, all : -·· - - - - - - p 1 ciiltll :l1 .1.1d 1!1.1Pk~ to 1"\ 1'1\' : ulllil 1l'"' tun11~lwd 1".111 WY t -· wELL kept carpets show Lhe orw t u r 1111 -u k111d l '' lllt':"tii i! SI 33~6. WY 2·2186 nr WY 2-3600 l re~ u lts of regui<Jr · Blue Lsof q nlt~<l\1"1~ .u .d llt"li1 1'\h' ud-\ 12-16-Uc tre spot cleoning. Rent elec· 1 t>J t.. ~~ ~ d .r P\h tilL' !l lnt-":i Lnc shamponer. $1 . J-'l{'kt'ns .. nd lk:1ll' ~,f 1'1 1r la1 hn, 1 JH : ·;·:~: 11nG II·Ur ··("\· '1' turr•"h& Hardware Comp<~ny, !\lason, gr<l rull :~ l ll•'r . ~ll111 l'~ tld\\t· ll I al and unfurnl!tled apart· W. V<J 1-3-6te 1Ja 11gll :-· r & ( ;n11ddt~ldn·n , rrh'nts WV t-!'4 .'\A 12 e tfr I I ii llp I FIREWOOD. •ny length. $10 4 HOO:v1 funus \!C'd apilrlment . pi("k U'J Joc 1d. CHll or wnte 1 WlSil tr 1 !IJ,lllk ll'V frll'IHI, fnr r~'rll PltCJ~" \\'Y ~-:.!776 ~~1- Gl r nd;;!e Skidmore, Slmde. ' lor th• •i r rn . ,n: \.':ll·d~ . ~;i!h tvr .) f1 rn . !hone \~Y 2 -3~r4. l Ohio, MY 6<1-t~7. 1 -~tfc .'"'l•·) ·,111 ·• 1,·,... d IJ ·•rdw ,·•r·e l' I :md ·,; r;i\ t . ... 'unn ~~ Ill\ t"t " u ,_ Ju . . ' 11 .. I 1fc• _ I BUOGE'T PRICED n·nl tw,lnl ,th!dllon . and d11r 1 furmture in in,r, !I ll' . l11i1d~ ,~· ~n:-,, ,rl. 1 our lllirci floor budget shop. SEE US TODAY FOR THE BEST DEAL! 1964 Chev.Imp. 4-Dr. s1999 I pI 91T!N'9Uf!I!R AT ..... A eobYG!TS TIRED OF THEIR OWN COOKIN' AFTER A WHlLE I'M SHORE These Sh1rp One Owner Used C1rs. 6 cyl engine. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Locally owned and sharp Jnterior. Turq. fmish. New guarantee. I 'fORE HU91!1ANO ARE of Start Your New Year Out Right In One 1965 Chevrolet 4Dr. s2095 69~2607. 11 1" tf "_' < 'IEP-AN' I HE'AR 'IOU AN' Power steering and brakes, automatic, tully equipped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean interior. - !J;3ll • a~ ,_,. ,...,., P Ill. orJJJ, i S.turtl&.~ lo1200' ~ .: 390' May be by appointment only . On .. .,.,"'" ,..., rH"I'JKb .. ~· -' UISU'tJAflt~>..· .,.. m'" i;1om '~'if'~,, :a~'t:~~~ ~ro •~ and walnut. Air conditioned. Large patio and douhle carport. IARNEY IOOGLI •nd SIIIUPFY SMITit POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door s2149 1 1 tras Yr. t:nd . ,.., rtu.... oen -nic tUe Cf' and wall to wall carpet on 1 floors. About two-thirds of bouse ts paneled in mahogany 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1399 I ora II .v OWIH'f l'JI", 'I's, pe ,., bJ 110 •rJgr·ne, lots of ex· ~u t x, " A~~" ~te"'r:e- Cent.- dining, family, l<itch•n. "••k· I fast play , ma1d's, utility and : l't•\H'r stet'nng, automatil', radio. All the works. Per· ft..-t. Yr. End . OU" l "hp tLAfl!.b f'OJ • '-'"' not ""f' ' tc~pfiL\OIOit IOI (JI"IP ·~l>!'Te<:l l !U't~rtlnn ""H) locatlon oo top oJ small bill facing StaUI Highway Garage on Route 7 w1tb good road to main bighwaY Four bedrooms, livtne. Year End. I 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door f'fhl 11<1/1 de-om,... <ll•><Jitl rM 111111 ru ...,tfo.Oi •"' ..... n~ "•e 't""'" n'PIIr'l!!r1 Jt~nPf II START SAVING TODAY --AT-- Modern Ranch Sryle Beautiful 1964 Olds 88- 4 Door - - - - - - $2149 Power steering and brakes, automatic, full equipment. l "H\t~f.I1" 10f<ll- tl'IU HOUSE FOR SALE Pomeroy! Motor Co. QUAlfTY I' M I) a• 1\Ptnrt' 1"\INICIIItnt. lilonltn ou.uhne 11<-oll .. JJI fl.-Dally ~entlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport. 0., Jan. 8, 1966 Real htate For Sale - - ··----- - -- �• Classified Ads Your Modern Comnlunity 'B ullctin Board --- WANT AD INFORMATION ., LM,AIIl.IN~ I fW ........,., o,..A,~' ~.~ I A IIUN!I ~ IK'<'""P'f'l> •J IIII• II:Ofl L l'o1 On oot o>ut.n.,.ttC">f' tU.U III "'liUN. t>l.l""qfl~' ~ ... ,., v.,, t'le to ' L111met\lltfll~ mort !ILUI ~an• P"" "'"'v ldtntmnm ,,oul'• o'" "~""""" ~ !:("u'i,e:!'~ .n:'r"',::.rd shop Three baths, --- $1999 , Write: 1 ~~•d~ ""' ~"' "'" "'"' "" ..~ .... ... p•ld llf'll.htn 1(1 ,..,,. Motor Co. Pomert'\u ~ I CAII.fl Oto OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. : rr·~ fi:Jt' f'...r~.Sl' " , TO l:ltOO aooD 1() 1;0 1-'I .AL.l. " I seen POMEROY. OHIO 11=:==,...-....,=- ......===============' PRICE REDUCED e-o The DaUy SeatiDel l Box 6611·11 Pomeroy, o. 1 , FOR SALE : 6 room house w1th I bath, full basement, 894 l:Jy- 1 sell St.. Middleport. Ph<we: Pt. Pleasant ] · "'•""' ~ llolll'l ""'"4.1"1• '"" For Rent FOR SALE 'IIIIIF:E ROOM furmshcd apnrt-~USED work p;nts~ shll'ls. jack. - -· • ' PHONE WY 2·2156 nwnt 170 1 ~ Mnlbet rv av ets and shoes Carl ClwvaBusaness Serv1ces 1 -·- _ __ -··- 1 1\t>asonable rl'nl C.-111 WY 2- lu~;. Long Bollom, CJhto. I , Card Of Thanks 1 2049 1n d.lVIm~e "nd .,fler ; 12•11 .25tpl.u:.. CONDmONING Refrlger· , 1 l't Phone WY 2.C1S[)h -- - - -- - - - - ~ ation service .J!lrk's Refrt@:· j t Wt:-.H fo lhdnk a il lim"~' ldln ' 12 30 tfc APPLES, red and yellow Delle- eratmn. New Haven, Phone 3537 11 ~ent e:.ml" :n td ll:l\'.l'l"' 1 ' iou~. 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' ''J~iness Opportunities 1 14R, 1,,., 11!nn( :.- RADIATOR Pm·~. ~,n .!. rc~-:·s ry Il<.!:', ~tt Ju tl 'f:llrL 12 -~· UNFCH\T~HFD- :- uittlbl~ Locust & Sycamore Sts. -~ · 1,' - - - I (l idS . l.tJ~t ill ~1ldd!c- rt •ll l - Days" Ill. Gockl... "' ..1! were gone!" P lcasec,dlWY2 -24~J3 1 4 J tjl .,_'JJ"I' "'~ u1 OJ· l'• \'2·3•·oo I · II - -- - - - - - IR d H l' . •l( ' · airy, · .I tfc _ cc_d_s_vill_e, Oh111._ 12 31 12tc , 30 -- - WILL CA HE for a n t•ldl'rl _l l·rson. LIV h Jl Will d•, P ",'""'""""OI'k. w·\· 2-'-""' .l. ''""'' . "' 00 hou l 4 I Z1 1 w_ Hl 1\ 1 C~J!l · ''l'\olS!Oil I I _ ____ L' " C• Jild ('Oillltinn >nn'tt r,·,]-.llll,ll.JI)". l'twne WY 2-244.1 ·;u!t I ' :llpll\ . TFH .\.\'1'10.\A L - - -- - - - - - ·- I __H _ elp \ (·, l!llt a_nt_ ,____ I - ed · (11"1. k S• c' or l~ u \l;wl. IVestoc - oUNr. MF.:"J 13 to 2l nPat · HA.\ Il TOil\ S, nwn's Y S IC 'it k ·-- : One York<. lil·,·e male Fl lR .> AI."', ,. I 6 l•'lc 1 hog , W('Jght 250 5,-":;. Pirkup ! 6()7 -37%. t" ;· ll T. 0 0. I ---~-~ I pound~ Call 1 6 6tc tc - - - Insurance ------- "llll , wo-! PHf"'''O C r... 1 ' 1 r~nl 'it. Excellt·t.t 11 · d 1maw 1 :1t~ LGr: .' IT rL w1lll \\ I Of Oh!'o 2-5644 M lddl epor1, 0 . IIECEIPT' .. ' Oll"!t-1" Gen Vlllagh t-' unlo Tot:tlf: ," V!ll: f ',.l. · ~ II. · ~llt: un ~ tund , ~G5~ ~~~:mP.nt runu~·· l l'arkWi .\ iettU 2.2.12.2~ I :n,!I09.0fn ~4424ll · · l Hettremenl ~ALA o,&c " ~emt!ten· I 400.-l> Other •·~;::~: Gen ! fi2ll.:n lfi42H Tot<~ l · ·· H<t<:h""·11y lniP . t'uutl , 3 '" CLEARANCE USED APPLIANCES · 1.292. i.Jrawing acc·t'LI 11 1 Nl' w ('JI" i 19~1 - .1!· . 1·:1' Tl\lTK 4 wll ~il ___:..~-~-~--transpt1rla! llln turn1s hed : d ·., $"'1lOO (·· ll gq 2_..~ll \AE'fNACASf lALTYinsupncp l See Mr . Ct>•Jrge Sh;nlJnKk fiH . . ·' II. d . /, . Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. ' All tr3d cs truck driver to , I I 4 6tp p Ph WY '3381 I pro.1ect eng meers. Africa. Motel. r ll l11t"!r v y, , r1 1n 1u , omeroy, one t.• : 1 1 tfc Europe, A:-; ia. South Paci!ic. p. m Ttwsdny. \\cdn t•s(h _v, ·ON F. ~!-:\', · l "i•n slli•• Esl<-1 co rd $121 Coal a,nd Gi!s "Home 2. Coal a~ti Elec. "Home Comfo~ Comfo~ I -- 1 1 Il l 1 2-6555 . 1 4 6tc $9 ,000.00 , WY 2·3830 WY 2-3836 dovo~e. ty. Ohio. pnylnK lor cUito<ly of the m inor ehlld ot the partleM. an<l other relld, (In the iJTOUnda ot lito•• PoIIer y Landmark Parkm~ Meters Protection lo f'enon 5111A41 and f!IE~: I Mlm ~ !t'nill Asso<:it:~tlon _ _ _ $& to$1P & Springs J W r K Y• ID IX Y.-& yo all' a ... __ ,.., ..... {Fri.) ~u Mas 1 ~r 1:cJntrol Couulr'}" llymnlimers :w Quit't Hom 12 UO Noon No;ows 12 : l~ Chr ist i:ms Hnur 12 :30 Rt~ v t\-·lerlin Teets 1:30 Hr\ Srlas Hillups RrH vH.. Silas Hlllups Harw.it Time 1:30 2.00 ~: 15 2:30 f.. 30 HNUARY WJ!o;H LOG Monday Through Friday I US Sign On, Echoes of Joy 8 00 Ohio Valley News ' 1.05 World Newo 8. 111 Spnrl• Today H· 15 Weather Picturo 8·Hi Louie Murller Show 8·55 co mmunity NeWI g 00 TAlk of Jht Town i 9:.1'5 1Muson County NfWI 10 .00 Ln111 e .\1ue! l"r Sho w OVIIN EARS, ~~ Ue\'. HoUbv Lee Adki11!1 Week F:ni Iff SATUROAY S ig n S:IO World ond National News 5: IS Spotlight eo Sports 5:15 Weather I :30 Sign Off LITnl! ORPHAN ANNIE Saturday 7:4S Sign On, Echoes ul .loy . . " . ' ~ 00 Ohio Valley ~~· :s · ~ ~&· 05 World News 1 d: 10 Sporrts Tod';y OONT WANT i'PRV, 1""fW' l.t1ST SUMMER II=" rrs NONE ()1: TED ~ND lll'll : U · t~ Wt-!i!tber Picture 1 12 00 Community News 1·55 News Be-a.! Co untrv Go Roun<i 2 55 Ncv,.s · Beat 2 ·00 WERE ~,IT WAS HfAVEN 1=0'? I AMO MC1 11 ·00 New1 11 :05 Saturday Show 12 .00 Loco!, Ohio, Not. New1 12 20 Bulletin Board 12.25 Nrws 0 Grams 12 .30 Saturday M"l:ltinee 1: 30 News -Headlines J:31 Saturday Metinee I ~5 New• 2.00 Salurday Matinee 1 i /oiY , 10 30 Songs for Children 10 45 Golden Key I!:00 News ' 11 ·05 Lowe Mueller Sllow I F'ridfl y, Church Belli Rlng) : 11·30 Publrc Servlrt 11 :45 World News 11.55 M<:~ son County News , l2::t5 .'l:t'll'<t U l;ra m r)Y 1 12 30 Counly Agent 12 · 4~ Country {; 0 Bound 8·16 LoUJe Mueller _Show 9·00 H1gh S<·hool Hit P:~ra de j tO 30 Lat;·hslring 12.05 Noon Nei~S t2 :JO Market5 12 15 :vftd Dov Wenther 12 ·20 Bulletm Board 1 2.30 News Headlmes 2·:11 Saturday Matinee THERE IT 1$-GONE WITH T~E DRAIN WATFR ' ALl MY HAIR , PI SSot YEP A S~OW E R. BAlfl.' 2.55 News 3· 00 Saturday MBtinee 3:JO News Head.Hnes 3 31 Saturdny Matint't 4:00 Community Choir1 3.55 News 4.110 Community Cholrt 4 311 H.lUIO RIO ~ . Oil f'iews Roundup 5.1 5 Public Ser>ict 15.10 Slgo orr ly GEORGE \YONDER WINNIE WINKLf. BRANN Ell l 1..-'IS s-o $88 - r---..;B~y..;H.;,;AROLD GRAY . II lliiO llutlon·o and Horn's Top ~ 09 Mid Way Malin., Ten Show · !U5 News Beat 2:30 Miles Kusic Show 12 :00 Noon New• 4:011 Disc~g with Dos. 4: 15 Karr and Van Znndt Show 12:1(\ Paul Bowm. RFD 430 Interehangt (Mon Wed. Frl.j 12 ·30 Jim Men Show 1:011 Community News 4:15 BlaeUnar Aulu Show UO Sign Off 6 05 Mason count~ New1 TERRY 1-Used Bedroom Suite With New Mattress P rogr~1m 12 :30 Goessler'• Guesl Star $100 ~:~~RANTUD 1-Coil Bed Springs CI I W ~~rL SC 3l if ~~"-;::: ;.~: ::> "" .. -;: ~,.. r,~ ·,.:, 0\."~J ""J~' .·~ C-F·S!'. 0L'~ I\·E:07 : .. : IVA? .'l'"'t"'G : I-Extr1 Nice V• nity with 3 Mirrors on It, Walnut Finish 29.91 ,\ ..) ,- :::r./<:...:., JD ~LI '"'.:-tl "'l'.: '!J-TLJ -, .;,.,,..."'-:-' ~·:- ._~~.,.~ ' ,-. ·.::: \ :•! 1-Two-Pece Living Room Suite-- $2J 1-Uving Room Suite Almost New - - - - - - - : - $75 Lots of Kitchen Chairs $1 H. 1-52 Gal. Frigid1ire Elec. Water Heeter $65 Not 1 scratch on it 2-Half Beds with frames $10 H. 3-Used TV Sets _ _ _ Mike An Offer By ART SANSOM 8EN CASEY -·~ ................ RUTLAND FURNITURE USED FURNITURE OUTLET Across Street From Main Store WE SH 2-4211 BUY - SELL- TRADE RUTLAND, 0. 1•-----------------------· I SAID IT lOOKfD AS IF THE ROOf flt\D FAL~SN IN ON :a.' . V,JU :- :'' - , "\: ...l>,JV REAL _ ;:_ ::-:.· ..:.~ . _~:;; . ..:•.f ,_-;;:_:-_ ::v::J , !'\C.)S~ ·~:""I'-'"' 2-.) f"\,:r~-D t1- v~ 'l'-;:: ...,_. E K'\'' ~-'· ~~· !''.D "' [:.:) YOUt-JAVE:. ! :~:; ~~N ~~Jr"-'.' ~'-r-n-'-" ~'I?OB ~i:" .\o'::J f Prnperty : ~.'I'N!f'l\("e BRAC E vour~rlf ror 6 thrill r : . J • c k w. Ceney I ~'lee . . 10.135.26 1 ,nf,r· . AL.BERT M. COX, BROKER ne11lect nf duty and extreme cnrelt,, M JTotal Protection to Pel"lJon : mltlon on I(Jh~ . ,_, 1,.,.1r•. l"~'"'''re· lht • llr~l t1me you use Blue l 4 ltc i Said cau• .. wtllllfl fur 11ear1ne on and enegtr · anct J>rovertv 10.1 35.211 m.eatl. Write r•J 1l ·\Y l(•v•n~ name . LLJ~Ire. I\.t-nt electric sham-~ l '"rter the lllth day o r February, 11166. jlleerutlon Parkt Tohol !0~.97 8ddrefll an d l•t">~~nr• I ,. ,, .,.In s.<r Miry Co11 rt, P'lelntlH Ph. WY 2-2181 ' Pullllc Sl'rvlee Enl,.rpri~l'll nee, box OOB·M Tne r.:uly s .. ntlnPl ; pur 1'1" . $1 . Bak!•r Furniture, FARM for Sale. Phone SH 2- 1W1b1ter •nd Fulh, Cem~tery . .. 54!170 Pomeroy, 0 . I I ' Altor"•r• for f'leint!H 11,.,..=====""'=""'=~ TotaJ Publle lervlee Ellt. 5t5.'l'O 1 Middleport, Oh1o. 1-3-Gtc 5275. 1-:H Cl UJ) ao. m ,, 1:1, ». :n, Cit._.. ~ 1 • 1~ IU\IIIlY llnn<",.,. ..•. ll, 9·1.) HoLJ sh' s Shors t'J'hurs.) 10 :00 Ohio Edu('ation 12 30 Larry Anderwn Show I I - wv 1 9:30 Cuffee W1th Janet 10 : 15 lU . II 1/U 11 ·05 Tiny'!! Cotmtrv Junrlion 6 00 Sign On - Nr·ws 11 :30 Tmy's Count ry. llymntl me- 6:30 Happy Val lev Ho vs 12 :00 Nation-al Ne w:l 7 00 Prolc.stanl •lour · 12 : 15 Lol"al Ne\\S 7 ~5 Week End 1 . A(lvan<"l" l\lC!II l'l"f' pal &tory traJnlnM 10 11 1<.on <' ·" "''f\l!l"<•rl Thousand!! nf i• •l· "I"" " f•'unll!ure Show - fn ' 1 \'w"" ~d. 11 ·00 l'rws COMBINATION COOKING RANGES I 110111'11. e 4~. IJ~!kt'r 10 ·45 ASC. Here Are Rare Items! I. II LUI I WANT l-UM 1U HEAR ')OUR STORY \NITiol HIS WJEH RADIO Spe-o~hs Y45 The (:ood Life Soc1:il Se('unty 10 ::1!'1 Tom Hol>ert..;on Show t .. !J :m Tile Hihl(• IU JO·:J~ Genf>ral ~·vn•l Jl ,llll .70 ltund Hetlr,.men l Jo'Unrl1 • 6,:1:13.46 Total t'Tg'perty Tnu . 17.H-2:1.16 ngaretle Tn , , 439.00 Slate Motor VehH•le 'l;'a" IO,:l~ . 62 G;uoUne Tax .. 11-070.35 lnheril anfe T u . . 1 . .. U199.20 . Sllle1 T ax and Yin. ln•t . . 4 ,368 00 Staw l:!~<"r and L.iquor Lki'!IW ~'l'ea . . . 3.3~.011 J.....-·al Lil"OIDB C~ and Penn!ll 4e3 !'i!l Tutal l.il'<!n se• an<l Permit.. 3 .Nl3 M Fine. and coe:t. . 5.323.43 I Rev~ and lnte1e1LI 1 Gl'n~nl Vtllaae Fun<la. 2.040.00 Used Refrigerators I Stat.~ 11\Jihwa:r Fun~ .. .. 1,1i!86~ 9 h I r . ..II paid tr3v~· l, housmg, food . I Several should sell for other Fund• .. 14.361 nl 11 I Thursd ; •.~ :nll F11dc~.r ~n or~;m m;tp r' r:l m~ · nr.e G -RANGE INSURANCE.- Mullen Atlunt1c. fl1,;h sa larv )Obs, Parkin~ Meten .. . 9,691'1 41) I () ll d I II II II I 1 $50 now only $20 I Mllic. t'eps, Sale• lind Char•e. ! ~ ~ tp r· u an 1usur anee Agency. 1nc. pom· 1 male, temale on:r 18. OElB F' .,_,,. • "" ne Phone ra il'For fast cleanup. Hot- Tota f:f'n. Vii. ant.! Oilier Fu!l<.l~ 11.8\8.8ll 1 l d ( 1h10· l M<:>~ " t'eu Sale. .and urrllldll · {tJt .m I eroy Phone WY 2-3381 Box 23190. Oakland Park. MALE HF:l.l' 1\',\Yf!CD : nur~· point, Crosley, Frigillnrl l"harge~ .. li.BHI.M I 4 3tp . 9. 1 tic • 5 I Pubht· SeiV!("t Enterpr\se l _ Fla. 33:3117 er Bnv i.-,,,,d {i-ll; 11n;o nf'!·d~ f"emetcry .. . t.425.31i llK'illl\ autunta1H' washer for lt..,_ _.,...._ _ _ _ _ __,,J I d lUre, Gibson and erve sharp n. ·· r ,, ,\ ,, YI•LI'l :.! nll'n \UTI •Mt I BILE Insurance beeD 1• · · Sewe• ltenta l & Mlee 3:.:.~711 {)() I 'ght Freezer GE U prt Tot al 1-'uhl! e serv EnterPrl•e 36.6~.3~ ~ .~11· ~~-, 110 ·1'~11 {;rant St. CUST0\1 IJUTLHEldNG aru. bt'tWf'l"ll ,., ,. 7 "l!ld "l'l can~lled7 '4)51 y<.-lf opera· 1 Should be $150 Tr<~D8 from Other Fund~ ll.U7HIO .\llrldii-IJ''rt, Ol1 1n. cuttmg. Will buy tudes ever~ Reci'IPII of Tnut Fundi . t,JOQ.OO for cou w· · :, 1 d kill"l! rl \\l •r'-.. I 100 Ci $ OSeoU Gr a nd T~t11.l Recei pt• 141 .5 13.56 lor'o DcenHl CAll W"' ~~* Monday Phil Me~er. Pnone l I 4 .Jip Night ~~~ ·r; d. •: po' II !tillS Freezer suMMAiv o, EXI'I!NDrTulu l1$ttt WY ~J510. 9 18 Uc I Philco Chest L. $lOO Opl"ratlon alld M•lnten.ance 3\'ailahil' 1.- ,1!1 or p.u r l llllt' l!f.-1 '-,Tl lli·: HAK!•:H THU CK. 2 Should .,. General Govemment Real Estate For Sale - -- - - ·-- ' ll f!U•!"IIJn,ly Closeout $75 Lea-l•tative . . . .. . ut.IB work 1·~:' '' '!1 ·nt J,n \ ·q ll<lt bed, ~ood tlrf'S. Legal Notice . h F General llleeutlv. , • . . • t.MDM m -175 \. trg1l l.el'. 6 Cole St., for adv.:uH·· ·nltlll. ·\ pply 30 cu. It. Uprig t reuer Eleettont . .. . .. 'l'0.36 I. EGAL NOTICI! Should be $175 Rulllllna• 1.948.M person 2:1 \\ <:->t LJiiO n, Ath-1 Pon wroy , l)hin, WY 2-3468. The annual mel'IHJ~ nf the 110(11:Total Gen Govem'\ · •• . •. I!I.D49.»6 huldeu •Jf th,. J>omHruy National 12 30 60tc Closeout $50 Park!nJ:" Meteu . . . \1,021.34 ens, Oh1o. 1 4 3tp lldnk . Pnmt'roy. Ohw. fnr the electmn Pr'ltectloD to Penon alld Propertyof dlrenu r• Hn!l tile lr ;onnac llon of 1n' J>()liet .. . . . 1.2011.69 21 CU. ft. Coldlpot Z!l; ZAG OMATIC POMEROY - SIX ronm (rame othe r t>U~IIl!~lllil th~t m~y o.:ome befnre Chest Freezer P'lre · · . DU'7 lhe meettniJ:. will he held at the offl ct Bulltllnt In•peetlon 1&1.111 \\'1·\l ~~~~~v.n n1akc sewing 3 bedroom,s, bath, full ba se-~ of , .. ,ct i'mn('roy t>-Oa~~~n~l Bank . oa Should be $125 Totnl Proteetron to Pel'IOn ~nd Property 1 ,905.!11II , 1\HJti. at :.1,10 pm. !lia("flllll' \-Ltl.es hutlonholes, ment ' gas furnace heating. Janua1y Ct0ieGU I $75 n.-.alth l!! ll JSo'll JH1B\Tl"1"l"F.H.. l'ro•!den& - Tollll .. . . :uo-uo sr·ws on bul!ons . monograll'~S, !'olo down payment to quali-, u:a ! 1<. 16, 23. 30 w 6. to - ete Easy Elec. Dryer, Sanitation -- Ge n. VII . Fund• u.4~.84 Total Sanitation 1.2t5.C4 1 patdli ">, {'j(' . all witl10ut fi1<l buyer. $.\ ,500 00. ------4 yr. old HIJihWIIYf --CJfll. vu. Jl'nunde 29.682 .!18 IN TilE t "Ol'ltT OF COMMON PLEAS . $125 . . 10.66:2.9 ; J tr :~r·h nwnt <Full halance MIIl[)LEPORT - Cozy 1 ToUJ Hllh\l'a~·~ one MEIGI COUNn. OHIO Sho U ld L Ull!l Recruti(Jn- J>ark!! Total 8.02:6.29 due on:v $:J I 23 or $5 per story framP, half bath, en-! M1rv Court No. u.tt• Closeout $50 PubiH~ Ser•le. Enterpnee• RUTLAND • D d Cf'mBtery . . 4.671172 month {al l \\ Y Ui5a5 Ke IYlnator closed back porch, kvel l At>ut• 1 P'lalnt!H , ~ange, goo SewPr Hentat "' MilK' . 9 ,uo .m fl:•cme . Oh io, va. Should be $100 Total f'uhllc- s"rvlce Ent. 14.1"181139 I 4 6tc 50 ' 100 lot 13.5011 Oil. Apply WY 2-2156 acn•s I Ctlarlol CCUirf, Closooul $50 Mlle. - Gen. \llllalfll Fun!b 7 ,11(M .!W. , ltd D1vlllon , Total "'l•c*Uaneoua . 7.mM .M STE!tl·:o · ll •\1)10 CONSOLE 115 ACHE FARM - J5 1 u. s s Sal•munla 4 ~ref'd mlr·rm xt•d chan_ g er . t:ulhv<~1ed, 50 acres pasture. Kelvlnator Range Jntl"re•t Bond Retirement 1 A . o 26 ' ~·untl s · 1.~ . 00 I THE l>ua l volunw l'fmlrol. 4 spe~1k- '14 .acre lohacco ha~c. well C ·o Flut Po11 Office. Should be $75 I Bond• ~nd Not111 P.atd - 1 DAILY SENTINEL er \llllll"tu ~·~ .'."'i i (•JJ I Lov ely al- fenced ' plen ty CJf wall::!r • 2·I New NOTICE Yark , New D•tand•nt. 1 Closeout $ 2$ Trano Hnnrl F'und • 10.89~ "000.00 JJY York, PU&LICATION . tottettremenl mner Funda .D7 1 nul l" llli :•JJ Tins Sl?t four water systl:'nlS, good 5 room , l"harle_B c:.,znt: .w h?U' addreB• Matching Unico Pa)mr.nt.~ from 1'rud FuM! 1.4QflR!I I 1 3r\l Dl~LHiun, US S. Salamunte. A.O. W h & D Grancl Total Ellpendlture• l:ll,tll9 411 .h b h b house, w11 rn011 lIJs old . T;lke over !Jay<~l , Hsement, w. l ·o !<' led Po~t omce. New York, as er ryer Add Ftnuc111 111tem 111 t Instructions mPnls of II 2.'> per week or garage 2 b~rns other bu " ld- ~ N .. w Ynrk, wi ll ta ke noti ce that on Should be $350 $225 pr. New Con•trucuo,. & lqutpm•nt , etc- ~ U 1. CIVIL SERVICI' TESTS . • ' • l ll e~embu 28. ~~~. t he underslrned General Governmnl )len·WOII"Il"\1 1~ " "" """' .,,., ... ,.., p<! ~' bnlance due $87. Call ings. Pnced fir quick sale. filed h"'r l'etlllon a,;aln.t him In the HnllrHm!B . 911388 ' Johll. Hi gh •liHILI!~ I'· " Short Court nt Common PieRI, Meta• Coun0 I Tollll Gf'neral Go,ernmC'rtt (l,f[386 CARRIER NEEDED and Thurs.) 9·00 News 1-W1rdrobe, big size - - - - - $It 1 1 MO\'OA Y THRU FRIRDA V I ITues · Thun.l C 011 ~ i g n On - Ne1 4'30 Eieetrlc Co. Local News ti ·05 57l crr d HE"a rt 4 54 Ohio New• Round-Up fi ·m .\1Plg· County RF'D ollorak's Carry-Uut 1 !i 2.i Cotmtry .Jamboree \ 10 Sign Off 6 :i/ \\"1 •atiHT SUNil.\ Y 7·00 Nat1onn! Ne ws 1 30 Si~n lin Forward Fa•th 7:05 Bill Miller Show UUO R ap t1 ~ t Hour 7 30 Sports Parade 8·30 News 7..15 Bill Miller S.'ho·" 8" " .1;1 \t·1::'1' k End 7:3:1 Pi rkens Hardware tTues 9 {)() Sprea dmg Kingdom 10 :05 Sw;r p Shop Our lou lo your gain, first come, first served. i All at 11 you pickup" pri· ces. Overseas Employment 49.tl Heater with fan - - - - - (Sold $206.90 new) 03 ' 111101 ••• K W DI I C R LCD 0 7 50 News 8 00 Bill ,\1illrr Show 1-Warm Morning Co1l __ ··m_._._"'_·'_._.=-------··-'-·""~ - ~ · TotalOuCuh l!ot andtnf Warranl.!l ~.47904 CAUCTIUNI!:~R" 1 S · Bal., IJec . :u , llle& 511.479 .0~ 1• IUMMARY OF ltiC:IIP'TI omp ete er.-lce INVENTORY l 'nll l!r ~1dtnrr1 Property Taxo'f Write. Prone or Contact A. t.. llH.AJWURD 68.00.., $50 ., Heater, good as new - - - - 1 ~· asp a - A 4:&4R!I7 vuJ,~e l."72n .64 Ou~~~~~.d~~~an~:r:~~tl 69.91 1-Warm Morning Coal I!I ,IN06 \;lila~ · P'~ndt .., 69.H Dryer Rebuilt - - - -- - 2-Fuel Oil Heaters ''· ...... ..., , 1 l,l.tl!J2 )l!HH IU 1 e nf' ril Jc!:. run 40J"4B Sired Con~t. t.I&.R ,, 22 · 11 ; ·78 St~te- Jll~hway Imp. f\!nd montt& Jll¥0, 1 que••· . DICK TRACY W , M .P 0. Rnt4in 2-Maytag Wringer W1shera 17.629 5~ ' .• }' ~n<l• fldt wafi a ., ._ Works Good. !-Tappan Gas R a n g e - - - - Total Ge.n 1-Unlt. · :zH:4b7.o:d ·· · Sewer Fund 2lTIB1 '1 1 RECEIPTS rano.l. Al l Fund•. Jl.t)ijOO Parklnl! Meter · · P'und · Wll·.25· _ R ~ R ,. t .,...,1111 11 J47200 General Fund M&ll °':' lremf'nof All Funda 11.!117.(11 · · Street ~ OTIHt .. 4:1006111 l.rnnlle Tutor 22 ·551 · 9 $ I ,;-;..-._, ~tc .• . 1-GE Gas 1 ,,, 6.97!!3tJ $,1\01 7fl Tn:~t F~nd• ·• 1.4\:lhl. d~ ll.l 'ollll !.ra!~l rota! All i"undt. l~l.48.5.4ll Bun<l ( . l'arkln l! .\ fet.. r l"umt ~ ~ Ywltdlf'l Cl;pt 4 U : 'IIIII WORU) B-.lll....a.IM•IO ftU1 lk!!PQIIIJQ.-IIMl!lt,ION 2-Used Automatic Washers Maytag & Frigidaire - - - 69.91 U1~J3.S61 :t! 70 ~ 19 l ... w 10 HER.':' GASOLINI ALLEY ~ HrLW. 0. .. Other Gen. Vllllll!e Funcl• 11.1Kl:l44 1 T otal Gen. Vlll•e• t'uncl1 8 lU!II!t.4l 27 9 Sewer ~'~nd " ,491 . I!XPENDITURu I StemH·tery l)!h\!.ll;t' I mp, t'und 1 ""'---------,."'"'"'-"-~. 1->IHil' C AND BALANCE, JAN. I General Fund Streel <:on~t. M&R Racine, Obln e.r mens. .:. 1 lie Reuter lnsarance, Pomeroy I ., ---.~ ;;;--.,_;. · 9 4 lfr r-==--..--- Y :2. 5J!Ilj. 1 4 1 I Exterior Decorators WY single ami 11 \'t' 10 tr.l vel 1 J,J:t ll., ~·11;11. flo thcs haml~>'r . : 1 de opymg op i o1 1.rrvce. 1 'fexas <md rLlurrl Domg Pub- i' All lliH' 1ww. \'t'IY usl'ful les rna ('ga papers sher cunt(!Cl work for ~--~arllt h. ~1 :m.'.ll"1'1 BailC''i, S)'- ' bll·ttl record~ and almost an' li J th docu t 0 twnal earning.'i eROOFING Con&t . M&R Highway Imp . Fund c emc rv MtQtllepo,t, 0 , 10, ' ' " ' ' ' ' 1 , 1965 .. 1 he reL•y l"tr\) ly th• iollowlnl re· PQrl 10 De correct. oen• Gnte, lllll•l• Cl.rll SUMMAAY OF FUND BALANCiil fREE ESTIMATES AN'J'I/,JUE: ...'urm•ure diSheS Employment Wanted FOl" ll ll:l!J.\"1 furru,hed apart-! . ' 'c · 1 ON - ~ melll . WY 2-3G~la. 11 15 tfr ' mi~Ce 11 anf'OUS al1 or Wr11e M H rd Ce 11 800 w eALUMINUM SIDING LADY WA NTS \',OHK. Exocr- -. -- -rs. owr: c• ienc~: d in r ~~~ t<HII'OHll Y, ;lrk I' For Sate M::tm St., Pomeroy. eSTORM DOOR & WI NO 0 ws WY 2·241~ 1 4 ~lc I .. I'' 'I T I .-.-·e 29 tfc ' - . Street State DAD CAN GO DIRECTl'f ~1 410. Gb..lmed JANUARY SALE USED FURNITURE and APPLIANCES --- ~ ~XPENID~TU~ts.e neno un De· ~ -~UTH!SOLD ~- ~ ,.. CDLWP Rond Park.inrllf't trement FundFuntll .. ...... 17.600 1!1.2 t3 4fl 40 Tru1t ~'tliJds . 1,.300.00 Gran!"\ Total All Fundi . v~~~~E cg~N~:~o~ioORT ~--~~ ~-==========:::1 cemb•r for th e l'l1cal Ynr Ending lr, n•' Phone Today For I Populal•on tuo C•nu•- un - -· ~· - law 88. "Salad "WeN, I Hll tht baby-sitter and her boy friend did what we asked-took care of everythi~a; while we .liii. Middleport, I M~l"'r ; ; -- - OF TliE ANNUAL Cli!RK - RiPORT OF THI" 101 GIRl. IN THE WORLD 15··· " of land I or o. - liZ II.Jewi.ah good running eondition. Phc Chester G.M.C. piCkup. fiood llres, very 91!5-2160. 1 t 11p good motor Everth1ng com- -- - - ---~---~.: plete. Ready to work. G. A. l964 VOLKSWAGEN, ucelltDI Deem, Racine , Ohio condition. WY 2-3m. !43lc 1211111 Olher Gtn Vlllal!'fl f'und1 11'.211 &3 ' Total Gen. \'lllall• Fun41 90,0JSI68 1 Sewer Fund .. J2,270.oo Notice - -- Pome-r tl w \'!I!CJ !!C of -$2 10 b ! If 111 ~r 'I P"'l (: ill \\ \' 1·1346 or WY .SrE.·' . ,' '• lbcoon,. H U .B . , 1 f'f' r VH" \Til1".', of Nuyllir"~ Run. , F'lrl d t r ' Legal 27. Wraagle ..... 1959 DODGE hardtop, Auto Sales C ------ ~ ...... USED CAR LOT POMEROY, OHIO BLAmNAR'S locot ;.nd Foun d . , (.II'• II' ·.•c.,•·'I .l "t' . J?.Jil·c!-··- ----··--- - -··- 1 WY 2·2143 -· ·W t d T B LOST· C lil~'-.I 'S with trmpl ·· TWO TH:\ll.EH SPA.CES for ' an e 0 uy I 0 ._ 17.8 lA 'l'rapo 20.TIIroM :IL (~!orr MUST WAIT FOR THE COMPUTER10 TELL HIM W HO~E MOSTDESII R\I;BLl:' - - n.- lliter 18.li'Nncll --~ Meal lll.Ml...-.1 KEITH GOBLE FORD OPEN EVES 9·.00 P.M. SERVI ( E I" 11 tic 1 From the largl'!il truC'k or :.. ' i :-.i'OIU: FOK SALE: W11J tmde ; bulldozer radiator to lhe 5 rooms and t' for projJt'r1)" Ctirl !, smallest beater core. I ('i balh, d Jll'.ll'1; 1Jr:<; <lpJrlment. Lemley. Tupp~rs Pl,.ms. Ohio 1 ,. 1 1 M ddl I p!rt' 1w:1 10:1 1n 1 epor - Cnll G67-3!1G4, l 6 6tp 11 :.nc. ~;~:"' . :md ~ I Jill " 11.1". 11 · •· luxP !':. ·' ' 8ll:H·. f hParing omeroy ...... _ :If. t.o.o 36. Polnt 81/2-F't. Pickup. Good tires. Save plenty here. Mt = .lt.r• . ::= •. 30. Etc1Lng11 19591nternational V-8 s795 p "'Y Sal •.s- Wind You Always Pi!y Less At ••• Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic. ready to roll. EXPERIENCEb ettr 8.Boaltlay ...... $ee Our Many Other Uoed C1n & Tn1c.. tic and WilY worry over f1 siUJ.:J(sh selltic tank Get Kle<~n-Em Al l SiTltt' Taiik Cleanl·r. J .. mdm,.J k F'arm Bureau, rrHI!ll S ~ t:• .·· I~ n11111 t liJIIJ 111 ;1_. 3 b.l :l: . ;n.u·l nH· J• t Ill p.!nH·rtw . 1\ \ 12 Jl tie .!•""·•'' " ' ''"' ,. Ctl l .Leg·"" ~~ 1 , 1 1L<) I "' Scr,:Jce. 1 LI'L AIHII - . . Af'tw 1111or .. _. " 10.= . 1 b'loitJ 1111! II.Simplo 1960 Mere. Park. 4-D s599 $199 J?t • II.IIIIJr· 2B.Chotce Low mileage, good tirrs, in A-1 condition. 1956 Chevrolet "6" HT Cpe. - 22. ClldflDII' 1.- 26.- 4 Dr. Automatic Trans. Radio and heater. ~ a ....,... 15.Virluouolp , r-"""'11 tt· e. lAck "' -u 1962 Pontiac Tempest 1960 Ramblers:. W. s499 $129 $129 $199 I. BOot! :U.Grapo 4 Dr . Hardtop, 6 cylinder, automatic trans. Power steering. RadiO and heater. Locally owned car. 4 -~pet>d box, 110 engine, lots of extras, black finish, red bucket scab. Radio. New tires. 19S7 Dodge V8 • 4 Door, Good _ 1955 Ford VB Cpe., Clearance _ 1950 Chevrolet% Ton Pickup _ .... pine lO. Blblnata Ill. Amy or J...... 1963 Chrysler Imperial 1963 Corvair Mon. S1399 1',...,..,.,.,-..,==--_,.-....."""'' R<Jk er loli W'ic' Willi .1. J'rultl or ~.LAII.W'-ill t• ooort lU. allhwl "" I.POaa ,, • ll.'l'lderot 4 Dr. Country Squire. 8 eylinder, automatic trans. Power steering, power brakes, radio and heater, Plenty of ~conumy and priced to go. Furmture, Middleport, -·····- -·-------- 1 Ohio. 11 12 Hr RARI.. GRUESER, Plumbln~ • ---~- 1 and He<'lmg, Minersville l ~',llld ~ { u: !" '- · r·· ·.': ~ 111 , •,. t ld~· t\ltnersvtlie, UtlJO, rnnne W\ RAfS, ml<'t> elnnmated fmever I Ohto End your sewer troub 1 · \\. H l :,,~, . tl.Jt "llll'. tll1111 1 2-~.1":4 1_ l~ ~l' l Gel "Slr:~r" Ebersb.lCh tbrd-j Jcs. We h;n:e Hll s.tzr.!l sewer t.i tr 1• · -- - - · v. o~ t ~' Sugar Hun Mtll, Pick- marh1ncs H e<.~sonable rate!. I 1 ~-li 1 1JI·:H 'J unfurn i~hrd :1 ronms i en~ l!ardl'.ure, \1 as<~n. : Call WY 2·2~74, day or night. ' 9 12 301 ;uul b:l l!l I· u1n1'-' h ut li 11ws I _ _________ · - PI 9 1ft tfc · Notice (", l.tl~ 1-:u!l dlnJ~. 11 Jii tfr SEWING machines, repalr ser : llf.ATl NG, - PLUMBJNG Rural Wll.l. ( ,1\~·· :t .• :J', ,•1, 111wr n 1l 11)',1: 1.111 , •.111 !lc:t:-;. ~ [),•fijiHI\1 1 vrre, all makes W'i 2-2UI4 Ooxol bultle (; as 1\rnold Bro- , L , .. ., ,., ut.f d !l,w,·ll k tl" ll"il The F~hnt Shop, Pomeroy thcrs. 6\U 1!:. Ma1n Street , 1 1 1 11 1 ]. ' dl 1 , : '1'1 ! \1 I I Ill ~II I II'. 1 c,J! 11nl"i:>. Pl ~~<llt' \\ y 2-:-JI" ~I. Autllr01zed Smger Sa'~ and Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc On(' \.llol .. 1'• fll •· Ill h i il i.lll"l www ,I(JII(]M LAmtlltr 1962 Ford Station Wagon Deluxe vinyl Interior, green finish , good tires, heater. RL 124 Ph. wv 2.5271 Syracuse. Ohto LOOKIN' I'ORWARD$ 10 II'- ' DAILY - CROSS WORD .u. t1pou 1963 Volkswag. 2Dr. s1369 Everyday Specials at Marie's Style Post Haircuts $1 .25 Shampoo & Sets $1 .50 30 d.1y color rinse, Shampoo & set $3 .50 Permanents $7.50 up WP. Sell and Service W1gs and Wtg lets Mar~e . 's StyIe p os t !"'""------.. 6 oylinder, Standard Trans. Radio and heater. new tires, tan finish. V8 engine. Spotless interior. - [ 1""'"1!~...,.. 1965 Mustang 2 x 2 Power steering, automatic, radio, all the works, like I WE \\1 :: 11 1" ottr "l\'l 'n·- TWO hcd r{1om hnusctrailer, all : -·· - - - - - - p 1 ciiltll :l1 .1.1d 1!1.1Pk~ to 1"\ 1'1\' : ulllil 1l'"' tun11~lwd 1".111 WY t -· wELL kept carpets show Lhe orw t u r 1111 -u k111d l '' lllt':"tii i! SI 33~6. WY 2·2186 nr WY 2-3600 l re~ u lts of regui<Jr · Blue Lsof q nlt~<l\1"1~ .u .d llt"li1 1'\h' ud-\ 12-16-Uc tre spot cleoning. Rent elec· 1 t>J t.. ~~ ~ d .r P\h tilL' !l lnt-":i Lnc shamponer. $1 . J-'l{'kt'ns .. nd lk:1ll' ~,f 1'1 1r la1 hn, 1 JH : ·;·:~: 11nG II·Ur ··("\· '1' turr•"h& Hardware Comp<~ny, !\lason, gr<l rull :~ l ll•'r . ~ll111 l'~ tld\\t· ll I al and unfurnl!tled apart· W. V<J 1-3-6te 1Ja 11gll :-· r & ( ;n11ddt~ldn·n , rrh'nts WV t-!'4 .'\A 12 e tfr I I ii llp I FIREWOOD. •ny length. $10 4 HOO:v1 funus \!C'd apilrlment . pi("k U'J Joc 1d. CHll or wnte 1 WlSil tr 1 !IJ,lllk ll'V frll'IHI, fnr r~'rll PltCJ~" \\'Y ~-:.!776 ~~1- Gl r nd;;!e Skidmore, Slmde. ' lor th• •i r rn . ,n: \.':ll·d~ . ~;i!h tvr .) f1 rn . !hone \~Y 2 -3~r4. l Ohio, MY 6<1-t~7. 1 -~tfc .'"'l•·) ·,111 ·• 1,·,... d IJ ·•rdw ,·•r·e l' I :md ·,; r;i\ t . ... 'unn ~~ Ill\ t"t " u ,_ Ju . . ' 11 .. I 1fc• _ I BUOGE'T PRICED n·nl tw,lnl ,th!dllon . and d11r 1 furmture in in,r, !I ll' . l11i1d~ ,~· ~n:-,, ,rl. 1 our lllirci floor budget shop. SEE US TODAY FOR THE BEST DEAL! 1964 Chev.Imp. 4-Dr. s1999 I pI 91T!N'9Uf!I!R AT ..... A eobYG!TS TIRED OF THEIR OWN COOKIN' AFTER A WHlLE I'M SHORE These Sh1rp One Owner Used C1rs. 6 cyl engine. Std. trans. Radio and heater. Locally owned and sharp Jnterior. Turq. fmish. New guarantee. I 'fORE HU91!1ANO ARE of Start Your New Year Out Right In One 1965 Chevrolet 4Dr. s2095 69~2607. 11 1" tf "_' < 'IEP-AN' I HE'AR 'IOU AN' Power steering and brakes, automatic, tully equipped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean interior. - !J;3ll • a~ ,_,. ,...,., P Ill. orJJJ, i S.turtl&.~ lo1200' ~ .: 390' May be by appointment only . On .. .,.,"'" ,..., rH"I'JKb .. ~· -' UISU'tJAflt~>..· .,.. m'" i;1om '~'if'~,, :a~'t:~~~ ~ro •~ and walnut. Air conditioned. Large patio and douhle carport. IARNEY IOOGLI •nd SIIIUPFY SMITit POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door s2149 1 1 tras Yr. t:nd . ,.., rtu.... oen -nic tUe Cf' and wall to wall carpet on 1 floors. About two-thirds of bouse ts paneled in mahogany 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1399 I ora II .v OWIH'f l'JI", 'I's, pe ,., bJ 110 •rJgr·ne, lots of ex· ~u t x, " A~~" ~te"'r:e- Cent.- dining, family, l<itch•n. "••k· I fast play , ma1d's, utility and : l't•\H'r stet'nng, automatil', radio. All the works. Per· ft..-t. Yr. End . OU" l "hp tLAfl!.b f'OJ • '-'"' not ""f' ' tc~pfiL\OIOit IOI (JI"IP ·~l>!'Te<:l l !U't~rtlnn ""H) locatlon oo top oJ small bill facing StaUI Highway Garage on Route 7 w1tb good road to main bighwaY Four bedrooms, livtne. Year End. I 1964 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door f'fhl 11<1/1 de-om,... <ll•><Jitl rM 111111 ru ...,tfo.Oi •"' ..... n~ "•e 't""'" n'PIIr'l!!r1 Jt~nPf II START SAVING TODAY --AT-- Modern Ranch Sryle Beautiful 1964 Olds 88- 4 Door - - - - - - $2149 Power steering and brakes, automatic, full equipment. l "H\t~f.I1" 10f<ll- tl'IU HOUSE FOR SALE Pomeroy! Motor Co. QUAlfTY I' M I) a• 1\Ptnrt' 1"\INICIIItnt. lilonltn ou.uhne 11<-oll .. JJI fl.-Dally ~entlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport. 0., Jan. 8, 1966 Real htate For Sale - - ··----- - -- �.• t-DIIl1 Sentinel, PomtroY·Middle~~._~ Jan. ~~-~----~~--:-, s._uee . .. •• Mrs. Eufer is f Reviewer 0 'Pillar of Iron' Around And About Middleport Installation of O##icetS is HeL 'I D f A Tuesday 8y Ches t er Counet 0 ~- . . ~ ' -. . . .. . . 11 Vunt County ome ·, Friday Dec. 10 at Hoi· grandparents are Mr. and land Mrs. T. A. Cleland, Ra~ IAllen zer hospitaL Malerba! grand· Mrs. car! Gheen, Syracuse. The and Mr. Frank Gheen, Whee • The Golden Rule Adult Sun·. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dal- great grandparents are Mrs. ing. The Gheens also havt ~ day School class of the Long l iaS Cleland Racine; patcrool Mabel Roush, RRRcine; Rev. Idaughter , Rebecca _Lynn, 2.__ -- --·--· ----- ----- -- ------''Pillar of !ron," !he story of presented gifts and • treat to Marcus Tullius Cicero, Roman · each child. Rev. Freeland NorDrapery De""artment Elberfelds Pomeroy . d th d "-' ~~~~~~n·~hu~~~~ ~~led2t !~~ Installation of ollicers was Wolfe. was accepted. beld when Chester Council , Ofllcers were mstaUed by ll mt't Erma l'lt'lund deputy and mMr. and Mrs. Otho Mattox lorator, statesman and writer, ris accnmpame em ~n gave Daughter~ of Amer1c . " ' Sa ' of Point Pleasant, were Sundav l was given by Mrs. James Eu- each a box of crackerjacks. 'fuesdav evemng With ~9 JHt"lll· ~~~~red ;;"b~~lon rge~~·so~:~~ guests of bi:s parents. Mr. and , ler when the Midd\eJXlrt LJI· .A shurt prog~&..'ll w~s held beLr:d~reM.'•e~tK. r::~euter. courw itor. roun~·ilor . Mar\' Sh~wattt'r, vice Mrs. Carl Mattox. I erary Ctub met Wednesday aftPr Wllh Rev. Nor~ls tellmJg the ~ "' ~ . . . · , . . . . . . . noon at the home of Mrs. Rod- story of the birth of esus. prestded. Mary Porker was ll'- eounutor. Doroth> _ M)ers, us Mrs. W1lham Robson Is m 1 D . Th b It ·t- Mr s. Will Swain president of ported as senvu . . h 111 m Hul - su•'IJ1e .' 1rt- counc Jio;·; ~1 a rga - Lima where she is the guest of ney b own~mg . · Jde u00-' wn._ .l lhe class, read a story, "Is zer huspttal and F:mm'.' AdH.'HS rt't ~td l<ll ll cundul·tor Kt't!l:ih her daughter and famil y Mr. ten Y Tay or ~a we ' 15 cons! Th 1\. Sant"a Claus?" and ex. · · d · M· · K R ·e ' , dered b-.· entrles lhe best of ere · ._ and Wlim<l (,~ n t h~r !11'1' Ill tn \la~;n . Y,;lf €'n .. .lr~ OS • and Mrs Chffurd Cunmngham k ll the r pl!iined that God ill ·the reo! thf:' hospital Wilma (;mther Inside sentmel. Ann~ Tu tllt.•. and fa mily. I h~r wo~ s, It te ! story_o I Santa Claus sent hrr t.h<Jok~ to, J glfl and IIUL~ J dt> sen lmel: Lt'da Mae I Ctcero m the era or the hr!i!t C31015 . . . 'th th c:1rd..; Tilt' r~rt of tht' audit- Kra~uter. JtmlOr p11st council- Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt spent leasar. in the setting of Rome, , . Wt!~e su;~t Y.J afte~ u, H1·ten or. "'nd E~lh~r Rid~r1uur. trus- lHllld~'Y weekend with J1"" pa- , Athens and Sicily, Mrs. Euler, chl~dren takmg P ' .t t lng rommttlt't l't'<Jd rent::l. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph a retired language teacher, lwhichd lfhey tl gaCveh . rlecal ~a p'orns tt'~ . I . f th. earne or It! n s m .. oFIRST ~Irs Cleland nn bf'halr of the Saelens and son, Denms. gave an excellent revtew o IS gram QUALITY Counnl. prt>~t:'!llt'd \-ilss 1\tue. . . best seller. ' · rer ~nth a P.-t'i:l l'ounl'l lor' s pm. Spending the holld~y weekend , The meeling was opened wtth REGULAR w1th Mr and Mrs Carl Matwx . db M' S I .\1tss t\r:Jt'll lt'r e:xprt'ssed her wf're their· children, Mr. i the club collec_t le y 1ss u- f~amily Returns Certified Oil Station opprt'twllun ot the lwlp and ~nd Mrs. Leonard Mattox and san Park, pres,Jdent, w_ho :xtend· t r.-1r. and Mrs. ussell Few tN . M•il" St. Pom•roy t·oupl:'rar:on ~f t~lt' L'tlOl!~l tt_es ch ildrt'n. Ka!'t'n Mary Ann and ' c~d New Years greetmgs Mrs. have returned to Middleport afand mt mht'ls ((illl~I IIt't Jl"-- Mike Nttro: Mr. and Mrs. Otilo ' George I~sher was place~ _on ~ hnving spent the holidays m ports w~ re grv:n by En~Je- N~w- t\latt t;X and lamily, Carla and ~~~e .associate ~e~~er wallmg j Zanesville with their doughter, • 1 4 0 3- e fl o e e ell k1 t( ht>n ~ommtttt'l:'. Marv P. p t Pl M nd h..,t and the restgnatmn of Mrs. 1 Rosmarie with Mrs Few's ,. II 0 It .... 0 f d Z ld. .I ~nt. om easan1; r. 8 0 P Kl · Iff! with ' · " : er ..!:.'~ or er: a ~Ir s E:ustat't' Wilson and son. · · em was ac~ep mother, Mrs. Arthur Ha rmon \\ebeJ. nmu~ ll<~neous. <:~nd Lth- AndY. Pt. Pleasu!ll, and Wa~ne deep regret. Mrs. Nan 1\.foore of G!endale-av, Zanesville, and ouR Cus~Oill·uUade t'l Or-r. orphans \u ll. uf Nitm gtne the annual trea ~ur rr s n> Vrllh r.I r F'ew·s p.~rent s. Mr. DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO . l'nm m1 tlt'f'.~ rnu~wdd for, lhe · · VQ t' t <~ .nd the nommi:lllng repEur t . and Mrs. Vernon Few, ChandYOUR EXACT MEASUREMENTS rt~" lt-rm ~'>ere t,o ) ~~ f redt-r - :\'lr . Hnd :\1rs Ea rl Smith was grve n by Mrs. James U· . h.:rsv lil e. Any Width ••• Any Length wr. . Znn:1 H: <!, 11:t 11w Fr·t'dPr - 11\ lanlm i\.liilt'r l Hml i.'hildren. lt'r. 1 On D~c . 26 they attended the 1 t('k. Ad o .\!urns . .\li:lr_., Sho w C~It - .Jot'\, Sustt' and Trmmy ot Ur-; [\' t'W officers elected Inc_uded fun er.l l of Mr.. Fe\\'s ,., rnndCome in !lnd choose from a -world of dra· pery fabr1cs and co lors. Don't miss lhis er r:-. l':\n 1\J· .. r. ;!IH'1 Ol\'.' t· bi'. 1 ~, '-i!Jt'll! lht" ,\iew \t:·nr's wel'k Mr s. ~arl Horky, prP~td t>r ll_ ; mother, Mrs. Jessie Buclianan, i uru ty lo brighten your home with opport Kelh. 1'. :!\s an d nw:mf,. Eliza- €'-nd wrt h ht>r p~rt'nls. -r-.1r. and Mrs. \ian Moore. VH' t' l! l't'S I· \\;tp!e-: tv, z~t nPS\' IIle . custo m m<tde draperies It a buPjet· ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES tH'tli H.ly·t·' Ada t\eutzlmg . 1.11- Mr~ t;ai\ M1ller. ; dt•nL t\.lro.;. Bernanl Fult z. ~t'l'pleu1ng pr1ce. FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF i,e Chm.ty E' a Rai l l' ~. Milh?l f 1 d retarv and Mr" Wil liam Hrts-·: \ ':m ~lt•tt• :- and (;oldt e \'v'ulfe , Eug\'IH! Barhntor It' 1 \ on ay sell. .treosllrer. The"' will \<l~ e Of,'.~ St·lrool Oatt~s OUTSTANDING FABRICS ml ~r·ellilnt'tms: E~ tht>r Hidt<n - for Lumltm ~:tlier h;nmg spent · oflil'e ne:xl Septf'mh~r. Art~}anuur.Y 25th ou r. llono; 1\twni~. Dorothv th e h1•l1dn1·s he re w1 th h1s· mv- Twentv nwmbers an:.; wrrr,l H~r ! lle ChJpit'r OES met In 1 ., •., :·, : ,,, ,, '· :- ' .. -· 'i•' . . a buo~<1 '.1:.· rPgu l;t r session at the ~lasomcl il.ht·r~ . Ultve \\ pher. LPthn· tht>r · f\.Jr o; Ida l3[!C'\111er , and bro- •·o ll l'all· bv n<Jrmng BRING tN YOUR MEASUREMENTS : · tl r · 1\·lr il lld 1Mrs I• \'t'rt'll Ha ~WE MAY HAVfCOT TH('PRICES ... •· • f•ll ... • \\1111d nnd l.t>llra 1\t fblenti', or-· lt:' ~ .' d "' 1\] ·· 1_·k 'l'< •ylor l 'aldwt•ll. ~1r s lln ·, •.!\'tlg Tt•mpl 1• i\1ond;J~ evening w1th , . Ao<t Wodth 1 1 11 11 1 ... ANO ENJOY THE ph<J.n'i . l.t>d<t \lat> Kroeut t>r, r~~ - hrwr am · . an ~ _· ' . s(' I'\'Pd ta!ltlres fullnv.1n~ tl1e Worthy ~lalron .\1arv Lew Jt1hn 1 · 6UT WE ~EVER CUT THE SAVINGS! • w • 1he1· Wnght ;wd Fthel Orr r~:~~· l1athlwr :md lamlll("' !\1rs ld<.~ nH:l'!nt~{ ' :>~lfl and Worthy Patron Ben [\ ' , _., lorlo .._•-' ' \1 · ~.H,rchner· h<1s ht·L 'Il n·lt'Ci'il"d frnm it •JJ 11 I11 t 1ons: Ad ,1 IIoI er . . :trv r. . l 1 P llll~on prt-siC:mg. 1 1 t I 0~ WIDTH, mmurt the •.-.ath ~ • uwhen something ·t rl,·ltt·r and Opal FH:: Il tnger. ti n: hospJta w ll'li' -~ •_e 1a' _ ~~":·~r It wa.;; announrrd th at the • Custom pleating! .11 \I .. t .1. It ' A . a medll'<d p<tt!enL .wd 1s I ~PARENTS VISITEO •.1 you• ro(t or w o dth ol 11 ·.I once IIF==~~~~ ~ ~ t• "'- tr; . rtrgaJI" u 1t'. nn.t . • ' sdwol of instructiOn fnr Dtstricl • Double folded top headiflg with perm anent wl~t·•~ rQ\1 is to be pllln•tl ,. ~ • happy happens, " l'n;!k . . .; d , T·t "t'll H _ rupera tmg n• th,· llH nw 11! 1H'r ; ~ .. stiffenin g! 1 1 llof,N ' ,-.,. ct It ~~. · n !lOll f\.lr ;;~nd ,\ 'irs Evt>rt'tl Ba\'11 -· \h and Mr ~. F.dl'; ;t rd 1. 11:1- 2~ 11,11 lw 111 MLlnetl.t J cmuaJ~ ~ • Generous double bottom hems! ~ 't'r ln Ll'e . :vtar_ v K. Holtn, · · · 1 <·v <Jnd chtldre n Hcnmond and :?.5. lind that the pttst officers' • It's Bulova FOR L[I'I GTH, meawre from to~~~~~~~ ) : ron•tlil l(t!dl lt' dlld D 0 ]'is rii:'L ---- - - : Harbara. ul o:lumhu . . 'li ~ llt•d . flllrlll:tl rlinn('f will be <Jt the • Blind stitched side hemsJ r.t ro d to lenglh d@S ited. watch time!" , r,ru(·"n. kWhe n. Ht-l('ll Wollr, her pMcn ts. Mr. and l\·lrs. J. P. ,\ 1ul·lm n('st~mran l Sunrl·a~·. Jan:I 'i 6ol • Corner weighting for even hanging! F) nt.'l Cl!' \ ud . Zelfla \\rlwr, Ei - 1 Lul'il\t" Kr:w11l "f dt•linf) uf'nl· Folden. Hutland. !Hil<'r gw '* u<tr;. 9 <lt 1·:10 p m. Mrs. Chlorus We' l: rlt=!ho.rt' r your fonis hrd d1 ~ tpNit! <;. to you lt•t'fl Bahr. l\ud1·1"~' \1rCoy Rnd ~~1 n· K Hul!r'r . Dohtre~ Wolfe wt're Mrs. Jol:n r:l tas, . W i 11 Gnt.nrn \\ a~ :lppo tuled publicity I d crc :r~ t\or !old()d and ro::.U y to hong, •• no prcSSIIlg needed. 1 l<u/lt' \rwt•ll guo~d P! urdt>r . an 11 Ltw 111L· l\1 ii"UH pu lr ' 11 . .-:t 1as. Donn:.~ \~ill and \·uwnli.l dJ<urman for the year. Rt·fresh - ~ Al stl, Ada \·an Meter a~d Doro thy Httdlle, fia~ \)parer Fuudr ee. all of Masott, W. \'a IIH'nt s were S~' I'VL'd by M.1 1·y Lew : - - - numlwr 1 <1nd l.t'lha \\'twtl. as- ,1\'lrs \lttrg le McDa rne l of Ciif- .lul11 lsun nnd Ben Philson. siSta nl, flm·, r.n,. ser, fla~ tun . her >nn, Howard, h·n ne OIL -- lw <~n·r numtwr '1. ,1nd Law· a \ l<i(' fur lol!gh fro111 Ft. Bt•!mlng, (;a, 1\NNOUNCE BIHTH Pomeroy, Ohio l-h1rt·.1ng. a~~. J<;:l :tnt: E•ll wr H1d - Mr. and tl-lrs. Joe Brinker of i\1 r. .::md Mrs. M<1nuel E. t'nt,ur·. team ('a pl ron. Zeldd Belp ft' Hlul M1:-1s Su s1~ j\hDan- t;Ju·en are ann11tmcmg the birth TONIGHT Wdwr. rou1wil •·ap!Jtn. Jk le n w! ol Clifton. of a 6lb. 9 ~ ~ oz. snn, Michael·.,.....,...,,.,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.===========..,.,.,...,..7~--"": \\'11lfl·. ptilll 'I t : 11THl Oli'<c Web -· • NOT OPEN •·r. as.~ I .;! Jnt p1:1 11 1\l • a1 y VOL XVII \ .- • MEIGS THEATRE ,, , Elberfelds Pomeroy F r tday •nd Saturd•y Januo.ry 7-1 Wm. (fStlt ' l " I SAW WHAT YOU (~nd .lOJ.t fl DID" I If now who you ue) C1·a\1 furd. John II '!' llll lll Lt> d t.n ck<io n. "HONEY MOON HOTEL" 'l",•ch n1color - . r;.,utt-: . .\<lnr:-(Kw<Jn. t~ <>! • d! lln1·,p JJ II S Ju/Ui , API,. Yt· 'II ~:l"ll bl.nc!ws t.r r..,,..,.ll.tn \\ ~ un A mt•e\HI!/: t•f th(' p .~~ t !'tl'.lll· rilurs was ;tmlfHmrt11 ror 1:111 1 12 vt li lt' lud ~t' h11 :l v.rth l.eda l\·\a e t\rai'U\Pr , ~bttt+' Fn•droril'~ ClTld r\da \] rol'' IS iiS lJil...: · te""t's Oftll'er.: w1l l be t!l 'i lt~H ­ 'd AI the ck•se t•f 01f' Tlll'l't ing. quart~rl\ h1 rtbd1r\S wPrt> (Jb· 1 :-.I'I'Hd wi th reft't"-:hm~"<nts !llerv~d lJ\' tl\t' krh'nt'n committee. SUNDAY. MONDAY Tht honor-:od gues!S. Hubt'rt:-l 11nd TUESDAY Lt:t·. Dulor es Wulff', Upi.il E:H.: hJln 9. 10,1 1 lr.g •·r. J::q her Kldt'nuur. Em.:tc R1 1 k \t·l·l•n ~t'l'.t II \L1rv Sh(lwaltcr, Bel"' el l I I" \lat' SpciH't'f, J\1,.~r. "LOVE I KISSES!" ~;.tr·· .d .J ill Ad.t \'I·Jrri:; <Jnd , I• 1 h: tll lo lo·• f~i~ ~ \t l .,., J .-. tl. Kl·lly. AU ;r .\t·utr.lmg, v.ere ~eated at 1 t-.r ,· ~lll \t l.,n . .! H I } \ .:~11 il . .: ptl"!:tl ! ~1hle r·t•ntered Wlth ] !I l:t• dt't tJr;;ted bi rtnU:t y ca ke and : " WILD ON THE BEA CH" t'dt h IH~ r t' prest'tllt•d a gift. , fr.t:l ~ t· [; ... 1 \!!JJI. ~ Jlt' f :\ .l,;d.·un )J~It' ,\: t;,,11t' . Til'! no:xt mPetrng will be on '-1 ••1:'1'· ,\ i' llr-1 Tilt" A'<l ro Tw".d;l.\ . .J.,n Pi and reft·f-,h m, · nt~ ~~ill be Sti'Vtd by th,· !{ltllntn;,: lllllt· :! H r ~ 45 min kl il'i lt'II CUlllJ!II ttct . Goessler Jewelry Store Court St. Ohio Pomr n:w ~ • • • • • I) • • • RUBBER INSULA TED BOOTS SJ-88 Con . . er~• Reg. $12.95 pr . GIRLS OXFORDS· STRAPS spa Si1t to J 8 1h pr. Loafer. It's our Turbo-Jet 396: the V8 stron~ enough to run your Chevrolet and ha .automatit transmission, power steering, .air t:onditioning, power windows, AM/FM Mullip!ex Stereo radio. And more. Without even breathing hard. Reason is, a Turbo-J et V8 breathes deeper. Breathea freer. Delivers more us;,ble poll-er whene\,.er you need it- like for safer passing. Worka more efficiently. Where the small er engine hurries, a Turbo-Jet V& just loafs along. Smoothly. Quielly. How'd you like lo drive behind one ol the best V8s ever made? That, )'OU do at your Chevrolet dealer'•· And nowhere else. .J 1 ·:,j to 9 '! ,. .,.,. ,,. l\'.o WOMEN'S FLEECE LINED BOOTS 't'urbo-Jet 396 V8e (or '66. You can order 325 hp in any Chevrolet; 325 or 360 hp in a ll''"lle 8S 396. There's also a 427-cu.-in. Turbo-Jet (up to 425 hp) available in Chevrolet. and Corvettes. CONVERSE Sizes 4 to 9 Values To $7.99 Size ·11'12 to BOYS' GLOVE LEATHER SHOES Reg. $6.99 6" SHOES, Sizes 8lto 3 · · · · $3.88 pr. Oxfords • Loafers Wedge Crepe Soles 51.. 6'12 to 11 DiscontinuPd Styles Cou~e, 8" BOOTS, Sizes 10 to 3 · · ·· $4.88 pr. MEN'S 225 No, Second Cilev~'t I' I0 I' : Caprice Cuetom Coupe, Corvette Sting Rar Chevelle ss,aos Sport Coupe. These and all the '66 wlet.i come with 8 new sar~:ty features sta nd ard, mcludmg seat bell9 rftlnt and rear. Buckle up befol'tl you budp~1 · .. All kinds or cars, allln ooe place .•• at your Chevrolet dealer's Chevrolet • Chevelle · Chevy D• Corvalr • Corvette 14-6903 Middleport FIVI CENTI Hanoi Mission is Critical I I 'I KarrComes Outforhis Second Term Syracuse Budget Approved K0bJentz IS• . Salesman Proves There's k L f . M orne pun e tIn en s s I EJected lO pres.·den I cy I d Blame for Route 7Wreck I PoJI'ce Probe 2R bb • eries :.:::: '65 OperationS ByRacine • Unit• Prove red 1 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET POMEROY PHONE WY2·2126 Occupational E. : Kit Offered T Area Use '· I . . Dies Friday $2,000 Package Water Haulers Three Charges Received from • dlO ReqDire Face Teen-ager Minnesota firm ' H ld Pernuts • sandburg Rece•"ves Good w.·shes from LBJ .................................................................................................-----········---······----·---····························--····-.. --·-·····~--·-·--~·-····~ ~ ROUSH'S SHOE STORE - Policy Winds 1 Values To $3.99 6111 0 -:;. · ·-') ' - I'ORLD ' '' $5.00 Black - Brown- Biege- Green BASKETBALL SHOES ' •• Mrs. Zerk}e Of Hartford WOMEN'S LOAFERS ~itl:' J The State Board of Education was considering to· day recommendations that the new Meigs Local school district be awarded $1.9 million largely as aid to build a new comprehensive high school. WASHINGTON iUPl\ - The , would devote themselves entire- industry, and Col. Gen. Vlatft. Slate Supt. E. E. Holt askd altogether that $26.3 higb-powered Soviet Mi::~sion •.o .ly to arranging more firepower mir F. Tolbukop a strategio million be assigned to 23 districts to build new schools. Hanoi aroused considerable! for Hanoi l.o meet U.S. and missiles expert . Custom suggests that the superintendent's recom· speculation among diplomats South Vietnamese m111 tar y Communist China Thursda1 mendations are tantamount -- ~- - - - - - - - - here today as to its possible might. linked the Shelepin mission to to approval by the board. [lions to Pomeroy Junior High effect on future events in war- Administration officials de- the American suspension of air The recommendation says the school, and limited remodeling lorn Southeast Asia. I clined to discuss the miSS ion in Iattacks agaln st North V!et MOSCOW _ A HIGH-LEVEL slate funds would be augment· of Rutland, Salisbury and Some were huplng- despite 1 any way. They contended they Nam. Peking's unplia tion wa l Soviet delegation, headed by ed by an estimated $913,000 in Bradbury ellmentary schools. the external evidence to the had no ~dvance kno~ledge the jthat ~oscow .and Wa~hlngtoa the Kremlin's top troubleshoot. ;ocol funds . Voters of Salisbury, Bedford. contrary - that the Russians group was gmng pnor to the 1 were _m collusiOn ~ tr) tu &el er, Alexander N. Shelepin, paid The money would be used lor Northwestern, Pomeroy and would quietly try to ease pubhc ~n noun cement from ~OS· i llanm to stop f1gh_tm~ . a quick visit to Communist Chi. a 900-pupil high school with vo· Middleport lost Nov. 2 approv· Communist North Viet Naml co w las t week and Ihey The Shelep1n mJsston c~me!l na today and flew on to Hanoi , [ ca tional traimng faci\itie!l, addi ed by a 70 per ceo~ margin .• toward aeceplllnce of President ~er~in.ed to speculate on the at a cri,tical.. point in Pres~den.~ reportedly to boost Soviet aid Michael C. McWilliams r;w ~~~P:<~.w .. ;,p;r~n:t;.&<~W>'WI?W! proposa l to consolidate .thelr CHARLt;S KARR, SR. Johnson's peal'e offers. suhJeC t. Johnson s peace offens1 ve. 1 TI1e Russian mission was The Chie r Executive is attemptto North Viet Nam. Michael C. McWilliams, a I WASHINGTON IUPI) - Tho I school syst.!ms. A bond 15sue delegation, includ- natin of Pomt Pleasant,d W. 1 cIt y prosecuor w11l tt be presented. to voters But others felt the members heH ded by 11 high Cummunrst ing to muster world pressurt 1 1 o1 8 o(auaa, The "-vt'et ~ , b th e1th·1 1 iag top Russian rocket and arm- \a., has een appo nte a La., identified 88 8 member E'r a he May P~lfllary, e nex o( the Russ ian miss ion, inter- party ofrrcer, Alexander N on Hanoi and Peking to aments experts, spent barely an Sales Representalh:e of the f lb K Kl Kl A November election or at a speested pflmarily in {'ount.ering . Shell:'pin . 1:1nd 1m·luded Dmitri [decelerate the conflict 10 \'tet hour in Peking, the official Tass Metropolitan Life Jnsarance 0 11 de tod u be;x ,:•·0 0wa rial ela·tion to provide the loPeking's influence in the area . F'. Ustinov, head of defe nse Nam Compaoy lu the Pomeroy and cca e Itt ay orUe A• US! cal sharf! which IS based on news agency said. lt apparent· . omm ee on n- mer1can . . !y received 1 cool reception . Mlddleporl area. Mr, McWd· A 11 ltl d tl 1 the maxtmum mdebtedness that IIams atlended the Aiency ck vd t"h aFnl~ pArompndy n,· may be incurred under law for The news asency said the Rusin . vo e e •u• me men , sian visitors were greeted by Training Center ChiCago, R b 1 T Re t ~ school purposes (9 per cent). a middle-level Community Chi· Ill. ond is fully qua!Uied to of· tho er it s er, bl5' gave The new board organized lasl fer service to tbe area. His e comm tee only name Monday night, naming Richard Charles R. Karr , Sr., said to~: a~~~~:~;-~, b:2~~re el~:~ father, Gay McWilliams, Jr., and pla('t of blrtb. He re- Jones of Pomeroy its president. day h~ will seek .a seco~d . term bas been a Bales representa- r:~ to 8~1wer •ny otbe~ as ~elgs county commiSSioner . .Syracuse . Councll Thu rsday t con~i ngen_cies. $2.800. ·· I r~el and lighl S_625. rf'pairs to 8 snack, and Uren saw them off tlvt for Metropolitan Llfr since ~ ,tlons, Citing tbe Constltu ije IS a republican. rught unammously approved " Light ~und ~ Operatmg, $1 ,- p1pes und madunery $300 . olh.. after refueling. 1931. Mr. McWilliams and bls bon' protection against po•· Karr, ~9. or RD 2, Pomeroy, budget of $38,185 for 1966. :500 er operation expenst'S $1100 MOSCOW- A JUGH LEVF.L wife and their two children llble self-Incrimination. was elected commlssion.er in I The budget has $11.000 of its . Slate Highway Im prove ments clerk 's bond and waterwork~ a~ Soviet delegation arrived today !_~~-~~ - ~~ -~~meroy, t,, 'W ··"*'.'''P''i!H1ft?U.~1:fi. <'.'·;<•.• ~,'~"~the 1962 _general elec!l_on . He I total m the Water fund and $27,-! Fund - EmployPes $500, mat- sessme nl $63.14. new conf>l uc~ in North Viet Nam after ai was a _Sahsbury t?wnshlp trus~ 18S in operating funds. A brea k- I e'rials $500. tion and emergenc1es $1.104 '16, brief slop in Peking which saw lee prtor to runnmg for com· down shows: I Serviee Fund --Siretl repai' Revenue bonds $4.962 50. "' "'' the Russians and Chinese ComIDISS ion~r. h General Fund - Count'il $720. ~ $10.000. street cleanmg $500. 1ment bonds $1 ,500, trustee St:rmunist! trade cold shoulders. A nahve of t. e county ' Mr. Mayor $300, clerk $300, treas- I buildings and rentl!t $1.000, new : Vi (' e $75. The official Soviet news agKarr was\ ~n ~D ~hom~oy H~ urer $200, solititor $2SO, repairs i construction $2.200 ' In other activity. ('OUncil deency Tass, which reported lht ~~s emp oye f y 25 e an ar d $1,100, legal odvertising $150, 1 Special Assessments - Sink- l•rmmed ro seek funds to rom· arrival said "a big welcome'' David Koble'ntz, 1 Chester 1 com tlp~ny or It· yeafrs an Marshal Salary and expense3 [. ing fun d $1.500, interest on plete its water system Into the t h' I d presen y " a par . tme armer. "00 f d t b b d $ 37 . was being readied by the North DF.S MOINES, Iowa (UPI) _G raham Jeambrey nev· own_s 1p trustee, w~s e ecte Commissioner K~:~rr is a mem- ~ , 1re epar men~ $100, pu -1 on s I. ~ 5. . 1 newl y anne~red Sf'C'I ton of 1b~: Vietnamese Communists. er forgot that day in 1955 when a gunman robbed him prestdent of the Metgs Couny ber of the Pomeroy United lie employees rettrement sy Water r und - Offtce expen· ! town . The board of publil' alof his last dime. The 44-year-old salesn:\n was 350 miles Trostees and Clerks Assoe1a· Melhudist church, Middleport tern $190, construction $800, ses $250. employees $1.320, 1fmrs operate• lhe water sy•MOSCOW - A ~~·POW· from home when It happened. bon Thursday nl&ht at tho Sec· Masonic Lodge No. 363 F 1o A. - - - - ~ ·-- -- - -- tern . ered Sov•ef delegatton ted by ."I Bwore then that i! I ever got a chance to take a ond Ward Ftre bouse In Pomc. M. and of lhe Meigs County v,g ,l Walker of Bashan ask· Communist party leader Leo- crack' at 3 robber 1 was g 0 . , ·~~ ----------..,.. -·--- r_oy. F~m Bureau . He served ~ lf.t·ounci l i~ mterested i~ sell15 old Brezhnev ant! the defense mg to do it," he satd. [shoof. The other two robbers Other new officers elected years as a Middleport VolWI· [ '"8. Its old ftre truck. 1\alker and foreign ministers left Mos- 040 zu vz Robbery I· 7d , fled, leaving behind their ' were Oscar Babcock, Olive teer fireman. c~h I JndiCaled ff'SI.dents of t~e Basb.. cow today for the Far East as He got his chance Wednesday companion, Dwain lvor Sholar, I twp. trustee as vice president ; Mr. Karr IS the first Meigs an area are mtPrested m formKremlin trouble shooter Alex.- night, when he foil ed,& robberyi30, a paro_Jee f~om . California's . Clarence Lawrence, clerk of county Cflfldidate to announce 1 mg a volunteer department The ander N. Shelepin arrived in attempt wilh a broken, unload· San Quen tm Pnson. ILebanon twp. as secretary , and for public oHice in 1966. . . . 1proposal ":as taken under st~dy . Hanoi with rocket and arma- ed revolver. Since then, he [ Jearn bey said he risked his ! Arthur Orr, Chester twp. tru sAllhough there ,was no. vehlr- i ~as InJured and no cha rge wa s 1 Al~en Lipscomb . wa ~ elel'tt>d ments ex.perts. said, he has been deluged with , life "to show there were a few tee, as executive comiiUtteele contact. the St~te ~lghwa~. Ifll_:_d. I pres~dent of council. Others at· The Tass news agency said telephone calls. "Some of them Citizens left with backbone and man. , patrol reported an accident at l he patrol reported the re-1lendmg were Mayor Herman the Brezhnev group left by said l ~" an idiot to get spunk. The only reason punks Bernard Fultz, prosecuting at· ' fl.' " pdrr:c Thu,rsdlahy onl Ht. tlh, corveryl 9'a9bo~t d5 atom!. Thutrs;,lay ' Londhon, Cd'tecr·k RIC!hard Duck· train for the Peoples Republic mvolvt'd.' he sa id. •get away Wllh this is because to t k f 1ve an ur1ee- en s m1 e11 sou o a ,) ror , s en 1:1 ,"";ew wort an ounc1 men Arthur of Mongolia .. lhe sprawling COUll- Jeambey was shopping In a people stand around." a ':.!;ti~a:t~~:d r~ 0 or Gallipolis. I Phila~~lphia at 1: 45 a.m. Thurs Sylvesler, Troy Zwilling, wI I· try which hes _as a ~uffer be-, supermarket when three gun- Wh en Jt was all over, he said, bers. Honorary memhers mak· A truck operated by Ray \ day . I he car was Ju~t off Rt. ham Hayes and Robert Williett. tween t~e So~let Umcm and men walked in and announced !lomeone thanked him and ing brief talks were Ralph PLEASANT - . St~te Greene. 38, c t:veland, Tenn .. 7 south or Tuppers ~lams Tlwre i Commurust Chma. stickup. He slippf'd out to hi s gave him a dime for a .::up of Werry J d J h B Pohce are rnvestlgatmg and a car dnven by Hergron were no apprehensiOns. Tht:' car got a broken empty 321coffee. H F u !e ~I 0 a~~· ~ two breaking and enterings oc- Collier, 55. Barboursville, Ky . 1 lheft Is still under investiga-[ WASHINGTON- VICE PRES- caUi.<r automatic ' pislol a~d s onwaE 1 raL 'k eaEnoEr Foil. curnng Wednesday night !ale both were southbound. accord-· tion. 1 0 • WASHINGTON -VICE PR ' uc K e, · Sr· e d. , or ear 1Y Tb urs day mornmg. · · to oIf'1cers. Greene over tOOI\ Other arrests by the patiCtl l R ld ·Casually re-entered the store. J rod Chveyn mg 1 ent Rubert H. Humphrey, ' . Robert ~::k · arr, · an Roosevelt School, Rt. 2, Pt. and pasoed Coll ier. but ··ut in Thursday included : Dennis who has known !rustralloh· bul Then he )ammed the empty · Preasont was entered by break. , too qut'cklv and Coll1er went I 'I ·K· 18 D xt f I · · · t th 'b f h Retiring · 'd nt 1 th . · .· ·" c mney, . e er. no mu ·, not Iost his bo unce, IS entertng gun m o e rl s o one of t e . . . pres I e 0 e as ing out windows in the rear ef 1 off the righl side of the high· f1 ·t.ed t0 M · t · ·t · 1966 with one ob 'ective - "to bandits and threatened to socwhon Js Warden OUrs and . . I . .. er, ct · elgs coun Y cout [ h l Fed Lefh 't ' ti I I the school. Reported lllJSStng , way te avoid a colliSIOn. Jan 14 Walter Draper 37 Gal0 be worthry of thhiB kohf~ice. "h presrldent 'R e1' "h re tsr ng v ce was several March of Dimes Collier's car strurk a con- lipoiis 'passing over th'e y'ellow i Hump ev aoo IS ead .. h · 0 J • served b Roeresmen nd · wererlde rs. Amoun 11 O money con· crete CU1Vert resu 1hng In eavy line. Cited to municipal cour t Mrs. June Lee, guldant.'e and grinned at the mention. of t'n y Ia Neutzling and talned in the folders 11 oot damage to the vehicle. He was J 7 w1II d G c 22 G· 1- ro'.:.nselor at Southern High speculation that he must pohsh Dwight Parker. known . . . I .an.. · ar . · ox, ' a his polilica! !rna~ If he is to not tOJured. . hpo hs. follow,ng too close ly, School, today announced a new e-... • . i Fred Harmon's Service StaThe' patrol c1ted Grt>ene to cited to municipal court Jan occupational fil-e is available ia coon ter th e high optnton poll The Racine emergency squad t' Rt 2 . 1 ed 1. rati of Seo Robe t F K U'1it ended 1965 in the red by Postal aerkship ,. Jon. . ' was a so en er municlpal court today on a 7· and Edgar R Mahan 20 the school library ror the USI dy "t,N V ;,1 thi~k ibe e:; 1170.01 , it was reported today. during the same hours. Entry charge of cutting in too quick- Gallipolts, speedmg, cited Ja n: of students and adults m lhl Exams Announced Iwas gamed by forcmg open the ly after passing. He posted bond . 3 area. po!Jtics for me ts to be a good F.xpenses were $645.40 and (ron! door of the slat,on Re- c db N1 0 · The occupational library provice president,'' be said in an receipts Including Royal Crown NEW HAVEN - The Post ported miSSing was cJgar~ttes ars rJven Y e son · vides current mformation about Interview Thursday. "I hope to MASON - Funeral services pop boUle caps, were $475.39. Offtet> De.p.artmont. Is announc· , ' Watson. 53, Raeme, and Roy . candy and food stuffs. Winebrenner 73 Syracuse C~'despecific jobs. Tilt; f1 te was prolng l (Continued 011. Page Two) for Mrs. Catherine Zerkle, 79, Mem bers said, however, donaa c1v1 service examma• ·, ' ·· . vided by the SOuthern Local of Hartford, who died at her tions of past yean ~de 1t tion for the position of substiswiped at 7·10 .am. Thur-sddy 1 School Board . residence early lhis morning possible for the orgonlza ·on to tute postal elerk in tho New on Rt. 124 in Syracuse with mod. The file adds a lar~e nurn· will be held Sunday afternoon have an overall balanc of Haven Post Office. erate damage to both. No one her of pamphlf' ts, oocupational at 2 p.m. at Foglesong Funeral $484.27. Starling oalary ls liBted at brit"fs, reprints and poster maborne. The Rev. Marvan Frame The unit answered 170 calls, $2.57 per hour w th ln· terials to material already 8· will officiale and burial will be and traveled 5,500 milee, doD>t· [ creases up 1e $7,1162 per year. vailable. Additional accuratto an in Graham cemetery. ing 1,435 manhours. ApPhcatwn For?' 5000 AB, Pr. PLEASANT - Dennis Rio Grande College has re- useful information alxlul jobs She was born Feb. 8 1836 at B kdo f 11 sho ed 51 wh1eh must be ftled, con be Bush 19 Hogsell bas been rea wn G ca s w obtamcd at the New Have ' ' ' · reived a $2,(KM) "package" of and opportunities wlll be ft!'0 Hartford, the daughter of the answered in Letart lownship, . n arrested by the Shenlf'i deceiwd each month from t h 1 visual education equipment as late Isaiah and Mary Baker ,, 10 · Leb "' · s 11 24 Posl Offtce. Applicants must partment for assault and bat· ~ anon, .. m u on, actually rest'd 'thin th del' a grant from the 3M Company, publishers of the file to keep PT. PLEASANT - The na· Gibbs, and was also preceded in Racine vtflage, four in Syra· e WI • IV· tery and hil and run. He was St. Paul, Minn. it up-to-dale. Uon's big cities are oot the only In death by her husband, Stew· euse village and one each in eberyhoarea of the post office or also charged with failure to The equipment was presentSchool officials invite parents, 'th a growm ' g wa t . 1963 ' na ftde patrons of the o(. I ld . ht r on"" laced Wl • ar , '" · Middleport and Jackson Coun- f . . Ye r1g - o · way · students, out-of-sch00 l youlta ed to the Coli eeaanawas g l rd ter shorlage. Mason County She is survived by two sonns, ty. w. va., two in Salisbury '~inFurther mformation re· All three charges were the , luncheon Jan. 5. William C. and all other Interested parttea Health Departmenl also bas Donald, of Hartford and Lester, township lour In Olive Twp gbe btg· tedhe examination. may aftermath of an automobile ac· 0 make use or the occupat1onal one. ' in Chester Twp. ., am at the post offtce. e1'den t Wednesday a1 7= •• I Cyrus, branch man~r. and to oI Mason, Iour gran.dch'ldr 1 en, and thret' ~• p. m. kit to help answer their vocaAn estlmated 56 per cent of oae brother, lsalah Gtbbs or A unit spokesman urged per· en Rt. 2, four mlles south of Mr. E M. Overholt, visual pro- tiona! and occupation al quetducts representative of 3M Buspnvate residence• have unsafe Hartford; two sisters, M r s. sons seeking service of the DANCE TONIGHT 1Pt. Pleasanl resulting in ai>' iness Products Sales, Inc., Hunt- tiotu1. or queetlonab!e water supphe.s. Blanche Ridenour of Hartford unit to give the location, na- There will be 1 donee from proximately $500 property ington, W. Va., presented the Sections of the eounty bave dif- and Mrs. Edna Rogers of Ches· lure of call and how lo gel ro I until 11 tonight at tht Racine damagt. . . equipment. Firing of Gun i8 fleulti"'! in obtaining potable wa· fer, W. Va. the scene. Phone numbers for Junior High School bulldllll un. Acrordlng to lhe lnvesltgation The gra nl consists if all rna· Being Investigated ter. This se<tion ol the st~te Friends may caU at the Fo- calls placed to the Racine emer· der spon!Orship of the Racine ~eport Houston Mar•· 56, Hunl· bas pol exper~eneed much rain· g!esong funeral home anytime gency squad are 949-3471, 949- Senior class. The Jays will lllgton, was travehng north on tenals needed for using Ibis Tho Meigs County Sheriff'! fall or soow this fall and winter after noon Saturday. emcee. Everyone 11 welcome. Rl. 2 when a car driven by type of visual aid. Rio Grande department today is investigat2794 or 94 9- 3131. lltd many ciBtema are low. Bush backed out onto the hlgbCollege Is one of .approxlmately ing the firing of a gun some1bls situation creates a deway In fronl of Mays, causing 700 teacher lraJrung colleges time Thursday that d11100ged a mand lor lranaported water for the ears to sideswipe. Bush in lhe United States which is re- car parked near Tuppers Plains, domesUc purposes. Tbe Mason then drove on but came back ceiving equipment grants from Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbac~ County Health Department act. and assaulted May•. the 3M Company aa part ol this said bullet holes were dlscoY. CLARENCE FElL InC on the dlrectioo of the Slate FLAT ROCK, N. C. mPI) - people will live on.' Thanks to produced him. program. ered in headlights, the hood, Depatlment o1 Satlltary Eng!· Presidential good wishes, a new yoo, the people live on with a , And ACCEPTS COMPROMISE aarenee w. Fetl, • Batlvo and the windshield of the parlio aeeriJ11 will require aU partiea book and a rare sleak be!ped deeper Insight Into their nalton now, lR return, "" say Pauline Huddlelton Great. of lrollloll, bao beea promol· COONHUNTERS TO MEET ed cor owned by Harold Fift, engqed in tr...parting water American literary glant Carl their fellow citizens and the~ 'happy 8Bth birlhda)'' to you. It house, seeking a divorle de- ed to tbe . . . posittoa ol ..... The Meigs C<>unty Coonilunt· Tuppers Plains. for ptlahlo purpose~ to regis- Sandburg celebrate biB 88th own !nilerenl dignity. dOI!8 not rlng wlth poetry, built eree mod!fieation in Meigs ager ot dlvillon oporatlona for ers Associat on wU! hold its 1 let Wltb the MIISOII County birthday at his mountain home •y pok to th 1 co~ from deep within County Common Pleas Court OIIIo Power Co. He blo been regular meeting tonight at 7:30 UNIT CALLED 00 s Health Departm t Th rsda e m 0 ver~e, natton'a heart " ' en · u . Y· you sang to them of their · In a petilton against CecU Hod- regional manger bt ebarge at the clubhouse on Snow Ball The Racine emergency unit In order to aeeun a permit, In hts telegram to tho white- traditions,. the President aald Sandburg received 110 Y!Jitors dleston, has accepted a earn- of oompuy oporallona Ill dlv~ Hill. Election of officet'l will was calld a\ 10:40 a.m. Thurs. any pel'8011 operating water haired Pulitzer Prlze.wlnning ' · and apent mucb ol the day in promise by accepl!ng 2\la aem •loa• beaclqaarter• Ill be held . Everyone Is welcome day for Winnie Dailey, Old Por~ trl!llpOrtatioa equipment must Lincoln biographer and poet, "You ""'le to !bern of bed reading a book-'"l'he of land in Florida according Nowarlt, Zlaes•UI• attd Port•· to attend. but only coonbunters land-Racine road. Sht was meet requ!rementt outlined by Pt;esldenl Johnson said: Lincoln's Jre8lnesl and of the America of Ctr! Sandbur&.'' by to an entry ln Clerk of CoUIU moatb He will retobt ._ ef. may hold office. Plans will be taken to Veterans Memorial bostilt Healtb Department. 'You one. wrote tbal tho areameaa ol tilt !and thai Hazel B. Durnell. Eveqa Lucke'• llfllct. floe III lllenrk. mado for a ahootlne matdl. pill! aa a medica! pallfiiL rd Sk111 !.ttwd pr. ' c' P!. Dress and Sport Shoes pr. '' ,, j WOMEN'S $2.88 2 I I' I Includes Remodeling Work, Other District Additions ' ' ' •· ' ;- - • . Is argedt0 c·Utt.tng-In . JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE Sire 4 to 10 _ I at !•I I 1 a: $12·88 pr. Goodrich Reg . $18.95 ' \ '' \ ) I >II ,,.. ., - l Rr.h ,·:l "H•pplneu Htadqu•rtert' ' ./ .. , 'J chool Aske 1. 9 Million for J' ~- FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 220 .; 7- ? 7 ~ ~~ . 1.,===,.....,.....,.__.,.,._ gYALI1Y en tine Dnoted To T'M lnUraU Of The Mei11-Maton .4rN 18.9 <: -, � 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 01. January 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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