http://66.213.69.5/files/original/67974ca1aa91ea2d335648de44d0463a.pdf 1a76daf451b7457c0f252258366c53a9 PDF Text Text I ) .------~ Cheshire Garden = •• I Sew-Rite Club Abo Around And 1 I Mainly ut Cl b c te t ! Colored Slides of Flowering House About Committees lor ' People In u on ~ ! ' Wmners • N0 f ed Given at Garden Cl ub Meet Plants M 'ddl t ~ Year Announced % Pcmeroy A urogra tTl ol • uiO!t'd slldl$ t;lr$ {,1 Ill' PI <Ill program ! , epor w the Ch l a-- Dally sentmel, Pmn"'"' ~ldct_ leport Funeral For Mrs.Held Tracy From Ewings Cub Scouts Mut at Rosenbaum Home o_, Jan_ T,_t96a_ \ Den Three Cub Scouts met Wednesday niter sehoul at the home of Mrs Rtchard Rosen Funeral serv 1ces for E v I baum , den mother Mrs Elza Tracy were conducled by tho Gilmore IS assistant den molh Re• Eugene Gill from the r .. h f h Mrs Albert Mees was Wmners m the ns mas on flower mg boust' plonb htgl ch urm Jn "'Is m c arge o t e Committees for the year were New Years dmner guest of home decoration contest In Che er Ewmg Chapel Monday at 2 p. llghl•d tile Janu lt\ 111 ~,.tlng ol jJrogrt~ n ~11en b1 Mrs Blakes 1 Mr and Mls Carl Mattox namE'd by the Sew R1te Sewmg 1 1'he meetmg opened With the l m with bunal m the ttocll: ' L b t were busmesil visitors m Charher stster and bwther m Jaw, shire sponsored by the Che led b J be 1 the Amat eUI G<u d• rH r:s l lu U I lt•e Jnd !\h s am er club Wednesd<~y evemng atj S d b h been pledge to the fag Y oey Sprmgs cemetery Pall a1 era 1 Mtddleporl ht>ld \\ t'dllt 'da\ t I A plm ext hdnge v;as held leston, W Va. Havenswood and their club house V.Jth Mrs Don Mr and Mrs Earl Denny r shire Gar en c u ave M Rose nbaum lt was announc were Rtchard Ebhn Merlm Tra· enmg ut tht homt 1t \lb !.•r\ ~I ~ (,luJn l amberL recened Pomt Pleasant recently I aid McKmght as hostess Mrs Paul Shay and daugh announced by the Judges ,C r~ ed that the Pack rneetmg would cy Jr Lawrence Tnplett, GerRe\nold~ llll ~ IHh:-. .1' 1 Ihe lr<ntlmg pnte tilld ' 1 r ~ Mr and Mrs W!lln..'ll Slater ter Carla Ju, of Grafton W Sallv Mosler, Kyger d ~e be held tuesday, January 25, at aid Puilms Hany Bohnger and shown bl t\1 ~ ( !i,JI I• ~ I lth l ,, II 1\rllghl till door pr tze ~lr s v.t:r ~ rrt Col umbu:; \\ednes!.la) Mrs Elza Gilmore Jr' out IVa were recent guests of her high school teacher, an rs 7 p m at the DAV hall The Raymond Bolmger lee \.\.Jth \lr " \ lf11rr ! rr nO•tt H t\ IJtdd ~ "il'l\t d a dt~~t'rl Jura VIS it w1th thl' Ir daughter gomg president opened the mother, Mrs Albert Mees Wyman radbury January theme '"l'ransporta She 1s sunrved by her hull as n<Jrl't••r t o rw lttrm a tablt' (UHrtd .md :son mltw :V1r and Mrs lmeetmg and reports were gJv I Ribbons or recogmtron for lion" wasdlscussed A skating band Emmett Pomeroy her Umr ~u;.d tlo\le r I r u gt ntnh v.rth " I rwn I loth Hlll nukr Jltom<~s ~atkms and ncy, son len on the Chrrstmas baskets Mr and Mrs Err] Dt~ny ~ excellence were awarde~ h a~ partv m the near future was al mother Bertha Niemeyer, Mld· wer .. Li'itd throu .;hiJUI tilt 1,, 1 , d '.\ 11h \ew 11 ll ~ ltJLrne tr Thom rs F.dl\ •rei Jr \Irs \\itt 1gwen needy fam1lies The sec were busmess VIS! ors ay follows (first, second an t 1r so discussed dleporl two sons Melvm and nutt.b h rJ I!:' n I Jtng J p I jJ\ II I n~t rn 111 Li~urg ' tJp hlil aurl kms lS a patient at Grant Hu~ retary and lre flSU!CI reporlts Gallipolis ut order listed) Each boy told of an mterest· Merlm, Pomeroy four daughdtr l<t wrml~t'llltnl r~ ng "I lit t Hie fil let! y,rth ldllll snuw lJ.ill pll d were grHn cfter which t1e Mrs Anna Y<-'ager spent the Door decorations, Mr and mg experrcnce dunng the JvJh ters Beatnce Oms Langsgltd" )Jt tIt u gr rpt' l I Ill Jrrd mwl s <Jnd llut kltdJI:'I r \ ~on bm r new ofFH.er ~ ;\>lr::i Harold Hood holrday y,eekend Wilh her aunt, Mrs Ken Wrse Mr and Mr~ days and his ravonte grft Re· VIIJ~ Thelma Eblin and Freda .!!:i.tdrvlt ltuo,rc; cunlh n -d v.t I t"(l ~~Jill i\IJrl t' tr ,.,hlt d tapt't s Mr and Mrs R.ty Lauder president Mrs Louis Osborne Mr!:i Edna Bartels Briggs Kirby and Mr and Mrs freshments were served by Russ~ II Pomeroy and Jean 1 1 i:l r-, kt' fr gr 1 e 111 i1 gl b~ !ltd :\I ~ \\ lilt I 1 ook~ ..., o~s t l on m!ll and sons, G1 eg and It ff secretar} and :11r1) Reymond I Mrs Robe 1 t Dav1s and daugh Robert Burchett Tommy Heed Refreshment.s Tracy ' Templr Texas, 17 bn s:oi tonlamrr f.JI<:~ud 011 , 1 lr ilmlng IJn,lt"is of ramhrrdge, Oh1o VJSJled ov Ba1ty Lr eastuer assumed the1r tel J<:!Jz.abeth and Mrs Grover Overall decoratrons, Mr and next meetmg Will be 1terved by grand~hlldrcn nd eight great Tah 1 m v.m..der 1 b,1 t' fltt' man -er lh P hol tdays w1th hrr par 1offrces 1 Erb v1srted New Years With Mrs Harold Thomas Mr ~nd Joey Rosenbaum grandchrldN!n tle arrangl'ment fr1 lurt'd p.<~lm enh Mr and Mrs RobeJt Car Named on rnmmltlees w<>re Ml s J:<:dna Rartels Mrs Doyle Shuler and Mr and She was precl'ded In death SJ.li:lh \\rill lie 111adonna .tnd 1 utl(J S and son Bob ant i srs Mr~ Edv.;.trd Well s Mrs lorn Earl 1eaford of Columbus Mrs Everett Long by a daughter, Lucrlle lin" arr:.m~emtnt u su1~ wl11 te 1 tPr s <HHJ wrth Homu L ttJr. r .., M K It1 M vJsJterl Thursday, wtth h1s mo ! Ongmal decora twns Mr and Pttlricia}ordan Attendmg from out of town Id d I kl 111111 ot M~-on \\ \t~ \1r (,ruiiSrr 11 "11' s ' dnr~ ',' ther Mrs Edith Teaf01d, and I Mrs Robert H1ce Mr and g:t s mr Ill tfJt' l l \ Ill 1 Chw u; o Jnln an ~~rs 11 I1 r C d M ls}an.3rdBride were Mrs F 0 Bradshaw and wrt.mg h: 11n tuul JIIttr Iaudtrrmll htd t.Hen on ~ac1 him II'.\ r, ~ \d\S and m(rrrs ::;on Ce(tl ) Mrs Carvasso asto an rs MrssPatncmAnnJordanaml daughter, Dons, arren, Mr. Mr :-. I I~ r ! \tl••lh Jl l l ' uwJ d11rna tlu wer k ~~ ll I" C , fl.lrs Barbara Sm rlh and Mrs V1olrl Russell d M Wll B "shaw of 1 11 11 rs on r 11 o ms 111rs 8 at 1J \1 ~ l ,, r !ld \ 1 I I 1 nm p rn "" I d d PFC Michael Allen Capehart an rs I ram rat! c.lmt W\honttd Il l g ( ~~ ~ lit ~ lt d !ttl hrollhl aid vrlt \lr Holu.Jr) CIHlllt'r guests of Mr ,Jild l\11 ~ llrod JI0\1 11 Mr~ Amy Chase of At lens VJStle Mrs Paul Martm an Mrs of the US Mannes were mar Cortland, OhiO, Thomas Trac}, Barba ;.~ J nt , rHI .1 \~ \] ~ ili.iMr~ \11)!.!1 H 11h 11 1d~o 1 mct :'11r ~ Hlbf'fl (r rut hJrs II<HVI\1\anVr::mktn l\1rs [) a\ Su\l(lay v. rth \l\lr and Mrs Phil Edv.ard Preston headed the dJ 3 tHotSprtngs Va 1 Warren Raymon• " BoJm.wr o· of ~Jt (o~ rtFJi lh 1u 11 ! 1 nu II; \\Jllt amsorJ g<Jrden club contest comm1Llee ne ~n a • C b d E 1 ~P 11 tens on ~~ti l \, \ tIl l l l l on fl lwlrd t!\ lflj) tv \\tn \~llf' \lr <~nd \1rs Rober t 113 ton St!trki,J nd .rrrd \1r<; Will- I B~rtJe Ridenour has rf:'lurn The club will meet Wednesday Whh the Hev Wilham G Har l lambn ge, veynl e Is, h i lll\111 ~ 11 ~~ lttt • ttu ~ \1~ It'\ .rnd C'hldrf'n :t.t 1 1\ 1 1 nhv ani UIJ\LJ r.:a1ds M1s Dun tl , th dJst Cturch oum us rs aroyn Jean 1 0 1 11 ! Pierce Pt Pleasant, rs Vtr· n1unllr \~ !!'> pttstnttd In\! 1t d 1\Jt H Ht~h ~nn lttr ,md 1 lli \) 11a Mr and 1\lJ::> Mulltn 1\lr<; Ron<J!d Hru1Hl r,! edtoh ts hurne flalv. oadsart:'d Jan 13 at U1e home of Mrs 1 ns f O le tl 'ece mony E 1r! hn ~ il r 11 d 11 rt.t1• d I • t fr 1111 Jlo lzu Hosprt<~l Hobert Burchelt at 7 30 p m per ormms re re mla Dill PJerce Langsville and 1 1 11 d f tmrll l Ill\ II• 11 It rs •1 Ho!Jlll 1 rwlen ntlt Jr !\Ir s mrl ~1 rs Oshtrrne grfl s ,J n d l\!J '~ Sus mna 1\.rnold has rc wrth tlo'rs Rob~rt F'reeman tl e l Miss Jordan ts the daughtt>r of I g p em~ . :-. 111111111 ~ p B ado (,\rdt'll • ami )It' lh td .'t ltndrng tl • llll!lll ~ lrr ~ tlhte oi i H<~~tl Bo rrrJ .a nd An ctl Crr tes Mls Gilrnoll and ~Ir s Clhtn tmn Ld to ht'r ~ttrdr Es a! Ohto co-hostess and devotiOns, b} Mr and Mrs Clarence Jordan r~ Ne\a Jere~, r ury ht>ad Ho lt ill rt P ~ II ' d I t hm 1Jf!\ and h ld fl ~~ 1 I ntnt 1\ltddll p rt Simpson I ubiJel l\ I Ulll\ sttv c~ ftc, all! ndmg the Mrs han Grover I of Pomeroy Mr Cape hart IS the Lnor tie I ou " pi nr f1 nr ' l hr ~ rgn !m t hol r t r, \ " J\n ~ tqt r pt oI' t t \1 ts dr~ ruw' II of her ~randmother I son of Mr and Mrs Frankhn \11 ~ !,I ll! t l lo\ d lll" li Jltr II ~~ilh ll " t tllllh I lte lh \ ,mrl !\1 5 r\vtle R lrt t:u ~ u! It ~ r::; Ui cn.l cd to SJ\e Ml s Edna Arn(\ld I Capehm l, also ef Pomeroy dub pia r [Ill) b )\ bud I t d \\ I II' II \\ tnlt H t\t n tht \ 1\dt llHl f llllJI\ ll!Ve rt !ut!ltd hnl11t l I s I llr lra\rlrn.! pmc Dhie fr! amsfey's Mr s Capehart JS a studrnl at II o, n\ \ It l ln\ d surnn11 rl' ld lr (Ill ,r \ 1s I 1\lllr ttrelr dur gfl rlr1n 1t•d II\' ~Its lloffm n ""1s p H 1 h l d !arts lr1 the Llll lt \t'r\ 1 I 1 I1 I •tp 1 • d d omeroy rg1 sc oo an p bud~ ht l 11 11 tllll tl \OIId v,.ho) b\p•rtlnglhe\\lllkl \\lh l l~r ani ~Dil md/ mtllt~Jn\ l id av. rdd ll \Irs H)Vt'r Re i Brrth ayObserve to cou\mue her :studr es Mt s Tne 1 lu b 1 1 1, 1 1 til t 11 It "n 1111 m 11 c1 d lliL:ht• r \lr mg ilr .md \Irs ( hde I 8t rt frr~ hr :lt n!o;; \\ll> servrd ln t 11e A UJXJe ams ley v,as re~.:entlv Capehart stdtwned for OV!'r Mrs Wendell Bunce was ln1 1 el (tl nd 1 -. dl pi 11 d ll\ i\Jr, md \It~ i 11 1 Htddl,.. \lr lid 1ltll ami htkiHn :\It 8 d 'lr~ lro It tlurrn~ lie soct tl h 1r l honond on h1r 16th brrthdav l ~eas dut} <tt Okmawa Mr and stalled as \o\Jnler by the Evan Lui Hr l ld I I I th l I ~ d!t t lorrrttT I thr r <~I ( ll • l rtr r:tnf Fmtrr h lid 'tr llld wr1/r a part~ at her huu~e Mrs Clarence Jordan accom l gclme Chapter OES, Thursday wao.: 1., 1 lr 111 \1 1~ \\ til 1 1 ~ nn ~ lt 1 l11ng I\ md 1 "r ~ I mr r I B ll !It tt m \, 11 A A .J l\ Gam1 s wrre pia} ed and pmes I panJed them to v 1 rgm 1 .:~ I eHnrng at the Ma soniC Temple lr ouk ~ tr, 1rtu j s d 11 P(lk t lllllh rtrk ,ml 11rtl \Jr tnd ~1 ~ a~aaied A heart shaped cake L 111 Middleport Mrs M r-.tr~ ~~IJ\ R•>rr•ltl~ HH ul 11 n.t S Ill \\n't \tthur ~ Jd m K rhl '> lll <' JAN g decorated In pmk was presentSON IS BORN IFrench past matron was the Bt. IIJtll ' II II ~ ttlllll lll f h tl I n R~l\ 11 al the ME Ch~rr~ eC by Mrs Adrian C<:~rson Mr and M! s lhom.r s Watkms m:-;ta lh~g offaer and Mrs gJon IJ t.!r~( u ~ ( d nil<~ '~ j I til , In HrJd ~ "rr nt ( tm~t It 'II tl rr d( l lrk t"l hos rsl sto Qf(J'cer.~o.~ hP~ nn tlg J.tn 9 v. tth He\ ac Gifts v.ere opned and re of 397'~ Wrl'xham 1\v~nue m Georg~ Memhart the mstalhna: "'Oi t'(l 1111 lit /' q, lt IJt ~ n s, du' k rtx ~ 1\ h\ twnul th ll l lht Slk I nv .__ . ._. Stullet of Eun ka pr eachrng I frc.shmen!s served to Jane .md t<..:olumt.Ju s are announung th" marshdll 1 r r ~~ J \:'\! 10 Je,m Schult>r Charlene TaJ lor btrth of theJr f1r st chtld a sun d th t th" rltll ~ b I\J rl 11 Nnt t dJsctl'i~{cJ ,Jt :~It r rn• lng llur ~~ ~ rn i<J v. rnd ,ltt•,.,:ht'r 1\ rs t rg \lllh lu~ n11thor :\lr ~ 1J e RJvervt e PIA wlll . born 1u~sd,•y Jan 4 at Grant 11 was announce a \lr ard \1rs \\ d1t1 1\kr <mrt 11 ""' '' ( l,t l ,,,,1 gt,mdrmllJ J D1xre (arson Charlotte, Steve b fh b b chapter has soap for sale ami 10 m~ t t Monrlll Bob lluspttal lr\ 11 r.:l•t lli t t• (~rtl I e1dl \lt ' 'llu 1'<ltt All\ CH nmg lib an t Jeff Gregg Pt ckham hed' Columd u' d 't5 '" a ) Mrs Kathr)n "'1ttcheU noted Men & Boys \I l1lt rr~tmplo1tdMl hf' J ._. v at?JO Jn1Wl e pres"n Pullt t Sonm\an:\teter J.tck welg upounsand ~loz tlrPrestrllarekmvesforsale PT PIF:\So\:\TTile reg "d If 11wse \\>ere Your Je the guest of honor Mar<.frl l ~ndd hads b eenM n<~rrWte kTilom<c~~ \1 nwd 'iplt~ C\n l.-r lit re I \fr• s <:l tn I t- t-~r ~ l:-~s rdrrJn ular montllv me•tmg vf ll11 (htldnn lhe 8rowmes \\111 d d 'I "" l·· \\ar r rs at ms r~ Mrs PaulWmn JV!Iedthechap 1 1 1 ~ 1 1 r" \ "' l r 1 . It r ~ v. ~ ~ rd tu I n d ~ IV • \\ rlsnn < nfl , ge luEndre\\tt Otdi l I odgl' ha\e cht rgt of the fl ag cere Hoger an Mr an JY IS Jack th e fmmer Susan Sl atr 1 o1 M1d ter to attend a grand mspechon 1\ I I I ll Hidd le \lr !'i rl It r " m S uti I It ollm fl r \Jll I No 102 I r Jle r n ll Order of monl Instru nH nt;JI numbr rs Wamsley dilpml Gr mdpwt'nls are Mr at Harr~S<mvrlle chapter, tile S1te !t 1 11 h J ' \\ 1111 I\ HO mg \tr mg tlrl lit I d I}S \\I 11 htr P u Pol t 1> s l11ld \\ dnntl1~ wrll be presented b\ th~> stu , and Mr~ W!lh tm Slater and date to t' announced II To 1 dt t tlunt , t rtlt \l 1 \lts ur~s Jr Hid \l r~ \\tllrdm II ;;rt dent, dm cted h) Mr Ytago AttorUt'V ( , sto IS Mr ;.md Mrs Ora \\a tkms of 1'lre School of lnslrut:twn was 1 B1g 13 1 pr nr ~l t rn the Lily butt lllg " announced on Jan 25 at Marret 1 11 ,, ~P 111 ; r• 11 d 11~ d ll '-\ ~ .rr d naug l1tt>r Oitl a J\lJ son The Daughlrrs of Kulh class To Speak 011 :'l-10Julav Middkport <.r~at grdndparents ta~~ulluwrng the meftrng re· \ 1\ i nl 11 It 1 "I Pr ~hr \1 Hi { 111 gu. IS 'f 11r nnd Nev. lv tll Ltl d oflicer s for 196Ci o• the Ln trd Mt thod1st rhurch PT PLEASANT ~ Attorney mclude Mr <Jild Mrs Fred fr ments were served by the 1 dIn aun l \I1 ' \l rr~ti£'1 \1 ~ 1 mt!n(l' ~I!Jhoan W!re were mo;trl led Pres!d(nl Fred wtll Jni!l l at the home of \1t ss Carroll Casto v. Jil be the ~uest Cab~~n Middlrporl Mr and of rs Wrlham Kmg and H• 11 n c~lfl 1~!11 \1 1 '~ :>.1abt'l ~l rs ( lflra Ph rl lr1ls of Wi lkes 1 1 1 1 Geo g L1d · Ebt tsb"•ll ~lottday at 2 k f 1 •1 d h M1s ( E Slattr Jatkson\111~ <Jy or \ 1cc pr esl ( en r e " .. '"· • spe.t 1r or t 1e 11on .ry JUg I Na 1 Ktng worthy patron and Mtddleport ll kt ! ,trd ~ 1 lr II Pr nit\ VI II and \1r and Mrs \\JI!Hd C su l pm f 1 p 1 PI t and \1r and Mr s MD Brie 1 1 <Jrsun st 1 re ;u • re 1 Jer I 1meet ng o t 1e orn t•asan wurlhy rnatrun presided With 1 uti 11rlt \\1 i.l ntl \1r Vtr \1 J!l lom of 1-' lrke rslmrg \\ V:-1 !\Tiles Dar <.! Codu ctor Forest 1hc DtsJbled Am<rrcan Vet Bn.nth of lhe AAUW wlm;h kles, Culumbu~ all officers m their stations ll tr \1 aJOr ard ~1rs Chesler Hru C1sto llnable to allemi the erans :mr.J <\.ux11 ary v, li l med , w1JI be held at 7 :lO pm m the I TROO PMF.ETS - ----<~nd d Hr,.;hl t: J su~ n n 1u r • I mr.run~ V. <re newly elected Momla~ ;;rt 7 30p m All mern Pomt Pleasant H gh Sdrool Gtrl Scout Troop No 267 mel J , M I tn tltrr lwme m Atlan ta (,a chaplam \~ esl(~ Spence and hers a1e urged to attend I Home Economics building At Tuesdav Jan 4 at the Eplsco dtuor ot lPrso Po me ror OhJo ~1onduy .Jtur sp~ ndmg tltr Wt'tk guard, Alva SuJIJvun 1 The \\S(S of Hr atl1 \1ethu t.ornr~ Casto wtB usc as hrs top I pal Parrsh House N<~nws for Eustern to Ueet v.1lh h s p nents !\h and Mrs Two nr w .rllrtrc 111ons For d1st Churth wr!l metl l'v'ond ') 1c I ,rwyers Potpourri" lhe p. 1trols were chosen as fol fhe1e v.III be a meetmg of F nday and Saturdav lll\nlf'r P1 c.e MaJor HwP has mcmbershrp as ad rve rnembe1s 1evt:'nmg Jan 10 at 7 30 pIll at Hostesses fur the mertmg lows !he Anx1ous Acorns and fht Jumor Mothers' Club of Wm Ca~ tle s been ac.:srgmrl mtr se Js dtJIV 1n we1e approvtd llm.·e new ap. the chunh Mrs M E Dowson are Mrs James HcCcmb Mrs The Wrllrng WJI JO\~,os Games E<:~stern H1gh Sct!ml, Long 'I SAW WHAT YOU \1 ,\ l\\ f \ ~ Durmg thr 1he \Jet (\;am 1rca Th rs wr ll ltcatrons lor assnc1atr me mber wrll be the progr.nn 'tader 1Curroll Casto Mr Denny C1 weJe played and songs were Bottom M9nday, Jan lO at DID (and I know who you iH!) 4( 1 trll ~ 1r 11 1rit~ mr ~, o n ht~ his fow lh tour of forergn slu(.l \H~re turned HI !Jv Ho!JJCr l nnd M r~ J 1me.:: HJIV.JT\gton lo \11 (,~ry Conley and Ml sung Present were Judy Me- 130 pm m room lO!Iat the ToJ u ( Hl lmd I Jim Itt' !!lllltrn llu \ow Havtr tlutv durmg ills 20 }tars of Abner Jr A l' ommrtt ee v. as de\ olt on JI chrtrmfln llosk'<;se~ Hebt"t ca Buckner Kntgh! Stell<.~ ~eutzhng Debbie High School l;wd ]ttl !-l~tl s tr 1 ( fill I J1ll t> r•nt ~r •rrp ~t l l-i ' e a1pomted to check the possJ bJ I· w111 b~ 'llrs David Ento;m rn~er - Hunnell Beck\• Houdashelt, Every Jumor Mother Js urg. 'HONEYMOON HOTEL' I 1IrH I n Iil l du tJ l1 wrll .Jt l ao;; Mr ,md Mrs Homtr n l rly of obtammg land burldmgs Mrs l A Emm rslr :0,.1rs \\ 11 Apple l.rme and Mary V1rgm1a Tw1la Cal worthy Bernadette ed to attend and help in any Roht Jt f ultl '\111<..1 1\ 11 tn p11 11 ~nit rt 1 tlld w1th a fum1ly tl 1n de foJ a pe!l!wnent Judge and ter llu ycs and \Irs Erne"'! Bur P~eery 45 Apple Grove h11nes Henne~sv Dehh1e Ha¥.1Py Deb- wav possible to raiSe money for H.oi.H l \lor 1 ) II ~ I I!IJ ( ttl ( Uh s t h 1 r rnfln of mr r 11d1v <1\ tl1• Jr home on reaeatwn d mea r tun Robert Wh1te 26 Syracuse, 0 b1e Harbrecht Becky Tnplett, the Junwr class It will be used Amw l·h IIll 1 r.. ~ ! .;wtl I J! • l'1 11, " t t :-.mrla\ Htllltnd St P1 fsent were Ma A t Jmmtltet wa 9 appomted 1 he Pornf rov Elementary ~ n d F redencka Tauber and Chnsty Da\Is Hostess for to send the class to Washmgto~ tt'r l\tt ll r \\vruJ ndtl I u Su11lrv vh ~ 1 kJ! h JOr a!Jd Mrs t IH strr R1ce and to \l sJt mtmbcr Earl Mohr 1P1 \ v.lll meet Monda} •.1t 7 30 ] Schwarz 25 Mason next v,eek IS Debbie Hunnell D C after graduahon. SUNDAY MONDAY ~~~ >~ doll ~'I~ >~Ill th j)t\1 t 1p tlaugllltr Sus m Atlanta Ca l v.ho was una ble to attend due l pm r~1t hus nJ ght WJII be ob 1 and TUESDAY 11 111 \lmd 1 nt ~t t ihf' \lfns \1r anti \Ir s Dtmer 1\l(e .md to 1Jlnt'S S The ne xt rme\rng IS served and guest speaker WJI! Jan91011 111 I ' ~ 1d rut ~d rv mgl tlr t son B \1 \1trltlleport Mr anti stherlult:d to be J eld 1n Pt I be a stale patro lman Ho:s!f'SS Hr• I \t I 111 I dt ~ •I tlte hur t h \\edn 1 '1 \lr~ G1ui ;:; e De1Hcsc and \1r Plea sant on ~cb 2 Atlrr1dmg es wrll bt! mother~ of tile fou1th 1 " 'LOVE & KISSES• n 11 ht lhP ~uut h .tnrl 111 I es l1e G1 (en of At hens Y.ere fred Ti:l) lor (,.eorge Car gr 1de I h 111 I r ~u rm: I !Itt' fourth fr lh son MJI~s Darst Forest Casto, Betlwl No 62 of th e [~t,ernaRt "K 1\ tl I ) II 1\tl l; Hl I J\ llt gr,nle t hr ldren John Harrah J s Colle\ sr tronal Onler of Jobs Daugh 1<1 ~1 11 1\d ( n h r \ \ r 1 ( 111 I Ill ,~ Inner fnr l lC mrs I Hobe rt t\lme 1 Jr Donald ters Wi ll meet m regular Dvh ~ ~ 1 1 1f1t Ht>\ Jt1hn ( rnpb• II Oh!mger and Harry Rr. 1tmire swn Manda\ at 7 30 p m, at ,.WILD ON THE BEACH J a~l r 01 the /< l B churdt m the Pomeroy \1asonlc Temr Je 1 k ud II ~~u i hl~l ull'\ton l lreRrv \1 <1 1 CllB ro MEF.T the Portland PTA w1ll have 1 rrn ~ rhlqrt.J PJ ~t or of the Ohio \'l'lllev (,r,mhe 2G12 The ~Jdd le port Busmes~ and Its regular meet mg Mond av e\ 1 1 \ I\ f! n F L B Church 10 held Its annual Chnstmas p ~ 1 Prof<Cssru rwl \\omens < luU wrll cnrng January 10 at 7 30 P m 1 ~""""=::::======::_,::::__:_:;;::::':":::"::"t ' I\ at the rcgulat me1ttng place, meet Tu esday Jan 11 at 6 30 at the school : Dec 27 wrth \\orthy ~;jst<:r p m at !he Martm Restamant ----llerhert Rtmsh tn the c lr~1r and followmg the dmner at tre l ASK TO WED npt>nrrrg wrth a potluck d nner Columbia (,as off1ce Betty PT PLb:ASANT - Tw& cou at 611J pIll fol lm\ ed h:y the N~CY. ton of Lhe gas office w1ll 1l ples have made applrcatlons for re~ular mef'lmg r,Jve a J~monstnttwn Freddtr. marnage !Jcenses m lhhre~;:~::~: \1 Thr Gr m,_ e \ Jlfld tn g ve t5 lloutlashelt Js chJJrman ef of the County Clerk A • to the Chrrstm s Sral r.ha tr the comm1tlee I were George Albert Slayton, 33 1 man rhom 1s S<JHl reported on tile offH t'f 9 conferf'nce t~l Hock Spr mg ~ A !Jit-'r 1r} p1 o gram followed With the Chnst mas Ston bv t:larbara Adams wh1ch C'onsJsted of scnpture read ngs srn gmg Ci1J ols a r~ad rng St>ndrng C"d! d ~. h\ Glad\IS ~hir ltb ( hrr stm( ~ Dav at ~r c ndmJ s IJht\\olfe Dreams J Jkt I lt1 rr P! ll{' \ora ( ross lhruughout Ill .. Commg Year lu,mrta Sn1e a song Jlllgle Htll s Typical of tlus bank's "Full Service '! (, \J)J( s ended 1) e e\ Pmng You can bank here aL any hour on any The 1\t:)( l nw~t 11g \\ Ill be J"n I Deroted To Tlut lnteretb 01 The /Heifi-MtUon .4reo ----------------~==~==~=---~~~ ' VOL XVII t\'0 221·====:;;,;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;POM;;iijERiijOi;Y-;-M-:ID=D~LE_PO_RT_._o_H_IO-=---=-:-""""'~"-A-T_U=RD_A_Y_, .I Polite Order Nam"S ForNC\\ \ 'e,'lf \J I I I' I', SO('JAL CAl END ,tR Mrs. Bunce is Installed as QfS Warder I 1 1 4 BUCKLE ARTICS 'I SJ88 ' Roush's Shoe Store MEIGS THEATRE Pew Captains /n New Haven Are Announced f I I I I I - - -1 I SHOP AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Annual Party /s fnJ'oyed by Grange2612 SATURDAY TIL 9 IN THE EVENING I BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE IN OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE NO EXTRA ERRANDS FOR ME THIS WINTER GREAT NEW day- a II year around - u hen 'ou bank by mw/ 1 Safe, qUJck, Vt rv wnveruent! Just Uf;e 'iOUt neate.'t m.ullx>X or chute. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Headquarters For Scrv1ng !\le!gs County for over 93 ve-an l POMEROY 14 I i'lf IN KENT \1r and \lr ~ 1 11 Bu k <..,lu 1 <:.nd J Jtl wu ~ \. : "d n and r\11Jil•l 1V gue:sts oJ Or ani Vlrs K ' ' ~' rt \-la h nn l c~ur a feamu and HoOt rt S r!t ol Kt n. ( lo11a n rno "' d rn 1<1nt .,.,. H1 Hw \1ahun~ wirer e slH wr it nsrJt:> v.h It> B!tendlltg Kc: ut Stall;' 1 nJ Vl rs m Ask or wnte us for free banking-by-mail forms TODAY! RUTLAND Restaurant Second Time I I DRIVE TODAYI Member Federal Oepnc.~t Insurance Corporation Middleport, 0. r- R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" Mlddloport, 0. - -.- I AUto StoIen From I 5 1 6 I Yard Abandoned I • Found Ill Rlp ey Rock HJI/ 60 Oak /ill/55 I Sua II < p, Jilt 6i}te,apeuke 58 TASHKENT, USSR (UPI- conference convened m th1s 68 1 ~The Tashkent conf~rr.nce h1t central As tan c1ty Jan 4 e su 11 n 11 i:' ~ Val/i:'!J 55 e snag todav when Pakistan work out a settlement to NI!Jflllk 63 l l(mtu 11 5J I annoumed Jt would refuse to conflrctmg Ind1an and fak1slan1 Pur r~llltJI!Ih 5~ s1gn a no war pact With Jndta clarms to Kashrmr 1 Columbus Ea 5 r 43 1 until the1e rs a fmal settlement The Tashkent c~nfere nce rs Clni/J cu the 70 Mauettu GU I of the Kashmir dispute shll very much on he said I " We have re!i!pectfullv mam A ear With dealers' plates biazenly stolen sometime hu~~ e tu ?J \\nlwrrw 51 talned that unless the causes l Meigs General Hosp1tal 70 2 fhursdav mght or earl) Indon m1uppers Planrs Y.as re MtAI!Inn /?tdlwtd -l that dlslurb the peace- Kash I Admissions- Harn Spencer eove1ed abandoned yesterday nea1 Hlple), W Va by au1h rna - me removed and unless ! Racme Carroll wgnmm r etart Prmcelml 79 Pt Pleasallt 63 I Cu(ll ' snag H'tI Ill' Tashk ent TaII{ Welbttm 98 Loqan 54 c1 01 e f t '• 1 ' I ontles of State Pollee Post 2t5J Me1gs Counh Shenff Hobert C lla1tenbach sa•d the car was stolen from the yatd of the Veri B Tuttle res1dence Mr Tuttle I& a salesmall for the Pomeroy Motor Co owner of the 1!:159 Chevrolet ~ ~ ~ ~ I Sheriff Hartenbadr. Circulated and a juvemle gJrl from Meigs 8 report on the missmg auto- counlj are bemg held bv autt1 ~~~t' 1 ~a~m:;~,~::~~o ~~~ ~~e ~~'e"t.;~ ~~:;,~:~ :,~' pu;,~: Hope Dun• } CONTEST WJNNJi:R ~ Mrs l!ou old 1'\mJI s l'ar;tlo\\ n tr IUs tiH wmm•r of I lit> Diirlv 1 Sentrnel's l•trst Rabv of the Year ( ont11st for 19h6 J hP rnl<~n t Dav.ne ttt' El<Jin~ 11 3 s bmn to Mr and ~rs Norr 1s on Januar ) 2 at 1 4U ~ 11 \\ tl ~Ir s :\ui!Js 1s 111:'1 .:: t 11 LlH.I aon Harold 0u} _ St ntrnel Photo Isome bam for a settlement of Falls EmmH Sm1th Middle1h1s dispute m a JUSt and I port honorable manner ls found, or I Discbargea- Pau!Jne Jones JUst mechamsm hr found, any Chesh1re talk of • no-war aeraement - -v,;ould be Irrelevant" a Pakls oom spokes man said For End0 f Ia Transit Mess ho::e~er s~:;s;:~t.ta~nd~~:ten~ \ page t own coupIe WIDS • Bahy Der by 1 covery was made by the West there charged wllh <:rm trtbutmg , plans to walk out of the peaC'e l V1rgmkl authontles Jess than to the dehnquenev of u rmnor I NEW YORK lliPl! - 1hA 1two hours tater No suspect IS Thl' gul tJ!so IS lreld Oil an afh cJty transit stnke ground In!(] I I The Infant daughter of Mr Mrs Norrrs and ht'r new babv ll vu\ he aJded 1lit' :--JOJ \ b under arrest as yet davit chargrng her with de lm tts se< nnd wtek tuday w1th !he : It 1 and Mrs Harold Norns of Page weJ e taken to IJi J J lJ 1\r ~ f<•m 1<. add1ng IIt t ("I rr Shenff Hartenbach also se1d qu encv The lv.o rt>pmtedly left 1rans1t Authonty TA and the town Scrplo 'J'wp has been i M D m Mrddletorl fur cart •he nlw iifll\:JI, s rd ~11d 11 today hts department JS mves Me1gs County m a borro\\oed unron taking harder pos1t1 ns declared w1nner of tl~ Frrst on the morn1ng ol It S brrt h Dr tilL thtld ~o ! u !t J~ • u~! Uf lt.\ tlgatmg the burglary of East car about fiH' days ago that dimmed hopes for 8 quick baby ol the Year Contest for Davts Signed thl:' ~IJl t'lllllll o/ $~ 30 ern H1gh Sr.;bool orr Route 7 1 solu!Jon to the errpphng transl t966 birth Non1s und hi s \\1ft' tht fo1m 1 sometime after I 30 am F'rr Arrests by the Shenff 5 df' portatwn cns1s The chlld named bawnelle 'This was somet hrng une:~J:ped er Hho1 Je m Hu \ l \ llt\ e .J day partment mclud~ Leo 0<JJley, Despite earl!{'r report'i of Elame was born at 140 am ed' smd NnrJJS W~ v.erenl othrJ ~ hrldrpn \1 tdrJet I ug•rte The only thmg school offr 37 Portland \orolatwn of pruba agomztngly slow progress statr I on Jttnuar~ 2 Her futher, a anlrCJpatmg the buth unit I earl} 17 H 11 m• nd 12 I\• nnf"til II c1als could hnd mlssmg was a tum Jatk Ellsv;orth Phrlhps men ts by spokesmen for tire TA CHICAGO (UPI ~The Rev truck dnvt:!r for the Hlver Coa l I next wel k ' and 1-larulU Gu1 l half dozen pml cartons of m1lk 1HD 1, Middleport contempt vf and the stnk1ng Transport Work I D1 Martm Lugher Kmg Jr Co at West Columb1a, w Va , 1 had onlv 15 mmu lt's to 1 ht t oup lr afl(i Da\\ ntt It W<m the sheriff sa1d A vtlndow wns court and James McHaffie ers Unum T\\ u shed 8 pnll has announced a massrve free de!Jvered the baby at home I get thrng~ p1epared fur Ihe de ~ long ]h1 ol pi Ills lr u!ll ll rt broken out of a door to gam 1Middleport mtox1catwn The r of glomn over contract negotra 1dom movement duected at end entry department has abo returned !Ions mg e<:onorruc elpiOJtatlon of Ne m: I In other shertff's deparlmenl 1 Rrcha!d LeWIS Chtlltcothe I When talks temporartlv "~ groes rn the North He named I WI ClEVELAND UP!t --&v actrvrty It was reported Ken I Ross county Jail on a non sup- ed earlv this mornrng, Sylvester Chlcags as the first target City tn or the ('tty s nm{' J\t'gro I ch·JCago JS. Target 0 f New Move I I I I I 1 I - I • Second 50 Units I HOuses APp roved ~eth Cox, 20, RD. Middleport_ I port charg-:_ I Garrdt a membtr ol the threeman medtatlOn pane} weanly announced l cannot truthful b. say that there has be€ll aTJV great progress • < G<Jrretl said that the parties tc the complicated and del•catP lalkfl wou ld try agam later ,n lhe mornmg I I ofEt~;n:l:· boycotts I . n· I toda:f J 1Jir Ill~ pulllliVd llllg tnt ~t r st HJb} vi l~ \ I:' :.JI Lu ntt>sl LJI)dmarJ.: buby buntrng Hwt lt'V and Hennett Shoe S ur ... , pa1r uf Pull Parrot bab) snoe:-; l h tpm HIt an11 da; grft <: t'rll , tal~ for !JaiJ\ s first parr ut sho~.: s Kroge1 c~se ol K.10ger mtlk Munre s store stuffed ofJ· tm 1! UOi t s Sohiu Serv, S g.:drl ontmued On Page Ty,JJ I l ~I .J nl ~ 111 "' T D • c' t d l c t I wo fiVers I e 0 our ' jJ I After Collisions on Fridav 1\ b~ app<.~llllrd J --- - - TeIethon 'II Reach to Meios and rent etty COUD<Itmrn ba>e askt'd str1kes w11l be the key weapons 0 that a Nt gro King sard Fnday He hkened l M t n ted to a vacancy on tbe Two were trted but no one v.a s lll Jlll t'd, Ill the sttuat10n m Chicago wh1ch l eigs toun !anslhareM 1 'h' of acutltnts rme stlgated bv the SLne Hrgh\\.3} patrol r ( • to partiCipate m e arc Couoty board of elrC'tron~ It he sard was axwmatrc for the 0 T 1 tho th t Will be d F d fv.o mt ur r t'd 1n t,a]!Ja arHI on t> 111 h1etgs ounl \ entue North to 'explOitatiOn of Lmes ee n a was learne rr a\ lars drJ\Cll b\ Hwltald I Snuth 23 \)a11-: trsb ur 11 and the Congo by Belgium" broadcastoverWIITNTV,ChanThe councrlmen reportedly 11 30 SuJtrnHrfJtld t ol lrdt>d at""tu 11 The program also Jnvoivmg nellJ , begmmng at pm t()- told Cuyahoga County Oemo a n1 on Bald Knob H.d srxtt-nllis of a m1le rwitl..i of educatiOn school boycotts and mght and contmurmg unh\ 5 cratic CbJurman Albf'rt Por- HI 1:l4 rn !\1f r~s ( ou nl\ probably street demonstrations, P m ()n SUnday tfr tbat the Clevehmd Negro Offrc1 s s:.ud Smtih attem pted ch n ,.:r of r 1 tling tn I u C]ll lll-:ly went mto effect tmmedrately The Meigs County Jaycees 1o p 1ss \lnr rr ~ md hr s <:,rr went <1tt 1 r tM ssu tg lol lo11 rng 1 H U · 1 Fifty staff members of the and the Oh10 E1 A Plu Chap- communih was trendrng <J\'ta)' off the l< It s1de of the road dPnt .,I Hl • m 1 d 11 or1 Hl. Southern Chr1stran Leadership ter of lhe Beta Sigma Phi Sor- from tbe Democratic party and TlwH' 1~Js mmor d.unage to thf ~~ 8 mrle 1"rl h 11 1 dluJUl.i • Conference, of wh1ch Kmg ts ority are workmg on Uu~ pro- tbat • Negro on the board s1111 th <:ar none to the oth t r cha1rman began work tod'l.y Ject m th1s .area would help strengthen the par 1ht patrol t tted Jamrs B l!r1 JlilJ •I ~Jtd th d lur•e'l w1th the Coordinating Council Restdents be~ will be able to ty's position One told Porter, Jont s 64 HI 1 (, 1lltpolrs to had r 1'sf'd anotiJ"r ( 1r but of Commumty OrgamzatJons caD pledges to WMPO radro at mumupal rourt Sa lUJ d..ty on a r ut m tuu Ql lll klv and \ li tdt't.l (CCCC) a federatlon of Chicago 11 P m tomght until 5 P m "To be 8 Dfmocrat 10 the Ne. w11 h a vrhr de dm t n b1 \ el-ctvll nghts groupa. SuOOay or mail contnbubons to cro ('()mmunrly today IS a Wt·ll~lon ~11'111 c\ ... k~ ma B l'Ptt stJn 24 (!I ll The natron's second mist Box: ~ m Pomeroy Curt Me burden" i< 1 1 n 1 ht 1I' was llltn r a••. populous City, including more Daruels, chairman of the tele-I Ill 1~1 tn both vehH h·~ than one rn1lhon Negroes, was thon proJect for Mer.gs sa1d all f'O~"~""~ "'*~' •t•r 1\tt)llf'\ 111 gnlt'l1t l1111t I Hrhard son 4 1 1l :i· chosen as tl1e speedhead of the pledges made m this county Will I Oury Suppl\ <..:o as Ohto • 01 nokt \ 1 post•·d 11 m1 JJ)· attack of dlscnmmatlon m the be retamed for local use l poratron of ~ellslon has fJitd pt>ar S I!UJdl\ II IJIIIII )111 Nor th •'~a ~ use of ••~ uR: well_.r. . 1a sur! fm 1560 '" ....., agams t Ca1 1 1 ourt on <~ t h n <lt ,., () p •~ 11 ~ gamzed CCCO and Ole fact that Meigs Memorial Hospital Morns lind Paul Paynter DUA \\ttlruut the a!'>~"'' d o.. ll r dt .. Ch1cago typtfles other large cd- Admlsalona - Wl1llam Sear00f C 1008 Morns Implement and Suppl) tt.·ntlr~ of a mrle v.1 1 nl Hto les tn the North King saJd les Middleport Larry Lauder Cu I <rune P m Frtd 1\ on HI I nme• • • f HK a mllt, Middleport Charles Arn· 1'hree were fmed and 1rve In other artJ\ItY or Melg~ tenth~ o1 a rnr 1e "' s1 • •O ATJ'END FUN~RAL old, Pomeroy, Mrs Walter othen forfeited bonds f nday Count Common Plf'as four! l,n r.dr Mr and Mrs Harord cama. Garnes Dexter. Edna Dorst, in acbon of Judge Frank W Por also the petrlJon of S3 d th I J-: 1c h<tr d hanand Mr and Mrs Charles Pomeroy. Eugene Forbes, Sy· ter's Me1gs County Court J Jce R Rrtch!e Star RoutP son was t' "'J t / Alktre, Racme, were m Detroit racuse, Walter Wears, Pome-- 1 Lev1ed fules were Dana Q I for divorce from Larry bound car and met i\ lite' last week for the last r1tes ofjroy Epple left of center $10 and A Rltehre Rt 1 Mmersvllle Perkms 36 \..\ dlst(m Htt 1l Paul Carnahan Oflchara:e• - Carol Frrema.n, costs, William E Sturgeon The plarntJ!f charges gross nt- tempted to pull to 1Jr It ft sr I PALMER TO PLAY Pomeroy, Raymond Jewell,IDWI, $150 costs, and three days glPst of dutv and IS sPekmg of the h1ghwa} lo a,11d d co p Pomeroy Lydia Stewart Pom- m Jail and George R Mood" sron but the vPhrcf"s 1 nllr dea SAN FRANCISCO (U I) ter R b ed 1 d ta IIO and custody of a mmor chtld, !her e was moderate damage 0 :son, Arnold Palmer announced Fri· :a~e ass~ Rc le~r SIS nee as ftned lo both cnrs I Cuvaho~a di Jver~ J\1(\\tnli~ ~rrda\ PT PLEASANT - Tbe Pomt Pleasant Housmg Authortty today had 1ts green light to proceed w1th plamung for It'kory Stick Film a second batch of 50 new umts of low cost housmg Showing is Planned Marie C McGuire oommtssloner of the Public Housmg t Admmistratwn nohhed local offtcials Friday of appro\al l The Rutland PTA Will mee of a program r~servatlon and a prehmmary loan of $10,000 Monday at 7 30 P m m the hu!;h Her letter school audJtortum wnh Vernon • It 111 a pleasure to approve 1early 1967 Weber, president in ch~~ge of the enclosed program reserva It JS hoped that planning on the busmes.~ meetmg A m o~ tton of 50 pubhc housmg umts the 52 new umts designed es- 1drsctphne, The Hockory Stick for low mcome people of Pt pec1ally for the elderly w1ll be 611 OEA NEA presE!htatwnd will Pleasant I want to congratulate 1r the planning stage Jhortly I be shown followed &y a Jscus you on inlllatmg thrs f1rst step The Commrss10ners of the Pt sron pertod h toward meetmg additiOn! Jow. Pleasant Housmg Aulhurrty are All parents and teac er~llabre rent housmg needs m your area Mr Mtlton Miller Mr Clarence urged to attend There wrG eo I r.t 1Anderson Mr Paul Rmrden specral musrc by the "Please be assured that all Mrs Je~s Lewis &Mr G A' family Weber Will also preside «lf us both here and at our ood C at an executiVe committee meet Biggs Sherw ostan IS ex1 begm Bt 7 p m regional office are anx10u::; ecutJve dlredor of the local IRJ!: 0 to swe you every poss1ble housm authont assistance in the further deve'J.. g y opment of your new pregrnm " Preliminary Work Application for the program Th 8PTA TO t l On Tract is Begun 11 reservabon and 8 preliminary e yracuse WI mee WAVERLY, Ohto (UP}) _ loan of '10,000 was rued June 8, Gradmg and prehmmarv Site 1965 This is the second such Pt Th 11 be l work on a 23acre tract here e program WI k f I 1 lire ty o1 p t orJUm pro)e<: or l otn presented by the 4th grade slu- 1was started thrs wee or the Pleasant dents Refreshments will be new plant of the Thompsoll In· The ~ unit Projeol new served dustrtes [nc ' s<heduled tn be day he wdl compete ln the van, acme, y under conatructlen, et!ltimated to 1 completed May 1 The new $50,000 Lucky International golf ~r:te:~:y' Delores cost • •000, was applied for to LOCAL TEMPS plant, wh1ch w1U fabrtcate auto tournament at Hardmg Park \ 1 June 1962 aod the program la The temperature in Pome- door frames, Will employ Course an 24--30 DON•T COME scheduled lor eomplellon lit roy's busme" district at 11 09 more than 200 DANCING CHAMPS ' Meigs County Common Pleas em was 20 degrees unNEW YORK (UP!) -Brian Judge John Bacon smd toLODGI! TO MI!I!T der cloudy akieo. GOVERNOR COMING land Patric11 Colclough of Greal clay U wrll not be neceBiary for The regular meeting of !IaDEFIANCE, OhJO (UP!) - Brltarn. two-lime world free petit jurors 1o report 1o the elne Lodge tet, F & AM, will WEATHER Lodge 20 of the Fraternal Order dance champlOIIB, wrll compete cow-thouae on Tueoday, Jan be January II at T 30 p.m. Fair, cold' wool 1111 ooath of Pollee aMOunced today Gov m the oecond annual world II The Jlll'OI'I will be nollf1ed 'J'here will be work Jn the !J(u. partly clouoly; a few ooow IIIII' IJames A Rhodes has agreed lo Gold Stake Classrc m Baken- by Sherif! Robert Hartenbach ter M118011 d..,..., AD ~ rill fa ~ loaJcbt, Srm-lattend 1ts annual banquel bere field, Calli , Feb i-6, II was when they are needed, Jqe n llll'lletl. c1q fair, 1101 10 oold. Fob. 7. llllltOUIICed Friday. llcoD nuL I LOAFERS THE SHOE BOX I c COME IN FOR A nsr tr.lemher F'Pctrr::~l Reserve Sv"tem SAIGON ( UPI) - A Viet Cong action squad explr)ded a I bomb outsrde the floatmg My Canh restaurant on the Sat\ \ gon R1ve1 tomght m another phase of a Communist terror I campa11::R markmg the approach of the VIetnamese New Year Frrst Jep.:rrts mdlcated the terronsts bungled the job and that no one was lulled though several Vietnamese were m JUred Te1 ronsts blew up the same restaurant last June 25 with two bombs that killed 46 persons mcludmg 12 Amen cans It was the fourth terrori st offrct.rs quarters m the heart of NEW TRUSTEE PREXY - Dav1d Koblen tz. Chester left Y. as elected president of mer dent 111 s ugnn m the past downtown Sa1gon w1th a 275Mergs Countv frustees and Clerks at an orgamzatJ'm meeti ng 111 the :lnd Ward F'Jre- 1 three days and followed reports pound pl'astJc boml>--lsrge en house With Koblentz are F1ank II Johnston center, v.llo letued as secietar~ and \hr the v1et Cong would step up the ough to demolish an ordmary den Ours, outgomg president Ours had be en a Lebanon twp t1 ustt e for 1~ yearr' and campargn toward a crescendo 16-story buildmg On Thursdav Johnston served as Salrsbury typ tlerk for 40 yeals Plans \'!ere made for the IIustees when the Commumst h1gh l the Vret Cong exploded a bomb conve ntwn m Columbus Janua ry 19 29 21 comrmmd has decreed a four- outside the mam gate of the ----- -- -- --t dav cease f1re durmg the Lunar Tan Son Nhut a1rport and m New Year celebrations begm 1front of a pulrce stat1on tn J.R/lJ4.Y S SCORf S mng .J<:~n 20 suburban Gra Dmh One V1etna Onl~ Fnday pollee captured mese was k1lled and 20 persons ;tt~:~~~;~ ~3 f!,¥ ~/~~:~~:;;t 5!, three terron sts trymg to blow mcludmg fiVe Amencan wound {1. tlsonnlle 7U Pumeroy .J6 up the U S Alabama Bachelor ed 1 ~~T I Tu~sd:' ~ea~:~ :~hoo~t a~J~ MISS AMERICA '------------------------8, 1966 FIVE CENTS ~y .. Squad Bombs 1 I ' ent~ne at y I families United Over Holidays h fnO/dSouf • • I I =· i:w thr~• r d<~}• MmrJ~ ~u J Three F'Ined Ill • C l A t' ~iC'reivf'd cf1~ster I Th~ pr<~trol pa~srng ;~noll li~ I I' Ra :u· c cos ap prres w f 0 :~~n~x~:~~~e ~ora roc:;r::nd~ I Cl UH MEETS lions earller 1 President John Werner pre Forfetting bonds were Charles srded at an open meeting Fnday R Stsson, $57 50 for speedmg mght of the Middleport Pnm Stevie Henderson, $17 50 for foi- l ero) Rotary club m Heath lowing too close; Marshall 0 Methodtst Cnurch Ladtes serv Reeves, $21 SO, speed rn exe<ss l rng a spaghettr supper were for road conditiOns, Edward IMrs Jeames Crtswel, Mrs Ruasell, Jr i1 1Z150 for speed John Ketchka Mrs John Baklng, and Olal\ea_ L Wyott, $21 1er, Mrs James Stmpson, MiSs ~ on an usuied elear distance IBess Sanborn, and Mrs. James dlllloll. Jobnlon. I Patrol arrests Fnda v mrludl'<l Allrn R Prosser, 65 MJdddleport far lure to yreld the right of way Cited to Meigs Coual) court Ian 14 Walter " Harrl son, 63 Mtddleport, bonde4 lo Galltpohs Mumctpal Court Jan 8 for overload , Oral R Bevao 31, Crown Crty overload ctter to mumctpal court J1111 B, IJid Carroll C Caldwell, M. Rt. I l, Northup slop Sign VIOlation. 01ted to Munmpal court Jan. "8. l' �-· -· · ., .. , , . . ' . I DaU,. SeoUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 8, 196:>-3 1 ""'' "~ .. , . •, . ._,.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy~M~dd~J><lrt, 0. Jan. 8, _1116t _ -- Rio Tops Walsh For Tenth Win I' ' I I I 'cats 1 Upset Highlanders Managtng • Money I·s a Fam.·Iy Business i 1 1 ' 1 oroov'e WORln IAN lode DAILY SENTINEL •"!oon..!l~ :'l ln mind the goala or alms It b t' I wants to reac 10m1 1mt n the fu~. Some ROlli need to be 8tlte1 as longtime goals; others may 11 be Immediate. They may be Middleport al Pomeroy - - --- - - I I I McArt IIUr IS• 1 I 70-42 w·JUDCf I over Rut Ian d 1 6i Ibetter d I see" wu•• Now In Progress HoundsTree panther BAKER FURNITURE N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I Tyo Sinks2 Foul Shots ForKCWin 1 COMPLETE - ~:~~T BUILT-IN KITCHEN ** ** * Gat- ssgg.oo PIANOS - I •u•• -- i - - - - - 1 2 ' - - - - ,- - - - YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ONA HONDA fiNISHING food. a more attractive l' en convtn1en t L..... IIVU , ........ ., I GOLFING ftROW)J family <OlebraiiODII and parties nt>e• rnll ~ •r•tl h• •••ll•h le .10 .,.nu p~r HOI.L\WOOD. ~·Ia !UPil - · with friends and nttgbbon, ed.. " "'""A " '" Jim R 11 <tar fullback ucatlon ~ •bll'-n tra""' SIMPSON SHOOTS - Pomeroy Senior Bruce Simpson (22}, the Panthera leading . tuto. s.. my rnwn. n . t\Jl" un: • .'"'.. . S'OAL I st th NIt ilJ G· •un n. of thr Cleveland Browns won ·ll'Oftr this eea10n, fuu at th! goal 1n a I!; game aga n e e onv e tey.. ., "";;"~: , lh• Noltnno\ Footb&ll l~agut day with 1 ttnHOOnd lotll o1 lloulllla Fridoy night ot Pomeroy. Nelsonville won 70-56. other Pomeroy ployeu plcturld ore FlDIIW (12) and Ll!rry (4 2) at far left.- Sentinel Photo. "''"'"'· ' players' lOll tournBmel!l Fri- ' lO. 1 ~cw Y:!~en~ ~~~~343 J3lj,' 1 tp; Jot~ Lr, IDI "~ • "' 1 ~. Z4 14 .632 I~ eigllt pomt lead Phil 1 I :'''!!;~r,~~,;:.'"''"'e"''\t"'' ct aD ·I I 1 Gallipolis at Pt. Pleasant -.,:;;•"':.·. v.n.. y PubUdt KygPr CTeek nt MiddiPport Me<'hlr.w It, Pom JAN • 14 GAMES•• , Bu•lneu (lffir.. Mlton.t l'bo,., 1Athen!'l at Wellston ·• 1 eeon<~ ,.a ... m•Htn1 1 Gallipolis at Nel.~onville •• ..,n ortl~ l l Poru r o,, .Jack ~on at Logan h•t seven for ronmen and had ackson bad u rehound•. Rose ted Jackson 61-35. v Cr k h h lty los W ' I reboilundinthg With12 .th t3n. In~. las! Mitchell Wis fouled by Gu>-· -· W. L. Pd. 011!' Coach Carl Wolfe of the M..id- patterns, and m<~ ke t hem work, I over. Th ey meeI nyger . ee orne a \1! ar s. ren s wo Wellstoa ended Lo 1\n's fourwas e WI , L;• . gench and added two roul shots. Los Angelet 2ft-19 .518 r .48S dleport Jacket., studied a mom- IJke yours dtd tomght You have 1n a non-leagu11 t.esl tomght at f1ee throws put Athens ahead! game wmning slrea: m 8 big 13 games agam~t <:AHS f~r J\ndPJson made 8 steal and Balt. 1{ 2121 3 ent _ "How do you tell boys a fine, well·dJSCiplmed tea m," Middleport. for the fu st time, but not for Ed J b d Coach Dave P'1sher s [ronm( n drove m to !!Core 61-57 wltil 19 San Fran. 20 25 .444 6 ~,~ they didn't play Rood enough he told Wolfe ht • I F d long. Stobart hit two loa way as did UacoChs. af n 98c5~m- whG are now 4 2 m Southeast- S<econds on the cl~k Jat:kson's St. L&UI~ 15 ZJ .395 6i 1e le s, · ' ern Athletic League play, and las' two poln'·s cam·, on free Detr 't Such w.1s the feelm« areund He tboug t,;,enAor . orward jumpen and Moore hit twice pany poun when you know they put their " r. arv Stobnr (2" pflmts an f h f d . . , AJ II . ~ ~" 01 11 29 m 12 -: hearts on the line out there and the squ:-~d fo r :w mmutrs tlfl er l · , 1 h . d·; II more rom t e 1e! and tt was rt was Wellston's eJf!hlh r 1n a games. th rows by Patton who \\,IS fou l-, Frldav's Rt>sults ' b k gfime s ug sco rer I lu we th • · dL · · gave you everythmg thry h,HP tl,'c flii.J,l tllmCI . And Athens oft the hoa rd s, as did Rlll Oa. 31 ·29 a 1 e 1ong rea . wm m mne gamt•s. an ogan s 1 Gallipolis still leads 32 30 ln ed by Brule Sm•th w1th [our : Los Ang 12!i Pb ila 120 'A cou11 te of bull!! bounc mg Co. ll'h (hal Jrs Mci\ft'e, whu ddl D The Jackrts kept eontrol un- 1th1nl loss m f'lg ht oulm gs In 1 Jhe S"i'<"" between the t w 0 5c, ·o1ids kit un 1l1e cluLk ·1Del roll 137 S1 Louls f5/ , J VIS 6 ,. umor 1111 ··man. a- till r· 1 f th h d · ed 1 ' " .. ., a shade different, a couple of had Jli St esr<:~J wd de fe al by <~n vl s'wascn•i:htedwltll 24 re- 1 1 1e ma m1~uteso et If ~ the SEOAL. We11.ston remam !schools The loss brou~ ht the , Jackson hit 15 for 29 from , Roston 115 S<1 n Fran 11 ~ whistles not blowmg whrn thf'y eye la sh, w:1s anythm g buL JOY· bound~ penod Stu.bart ~ pa ir of chan-[ tied for f1rst wtth NPlsonvtlle Blue Devils' record to 1·5 m the floor the second hi:i lf to up (Only game5 scbeduled) '' d1d or hlow)Tig when they d1d fu l Hts boys were \Q(·ked ml · t1es marie tt 39 35 for MHS with and Athens with a S-1 record , SEOo\L play and 2 5 m a II .I thl'tl shootmg pe 1cent11ge to 45 6, n't _ all in the last two mm- tht-1r dressmg roo m a half hour And t!1e much heralded duel 3 22 lett But Wren, Adams and 1Logan 1s 3-3. Igames I r01 the contest The lrownen 1 . utes, that was the r('a \ d1fh•r- after the ~am e. uu ~howered , I between tre tc.ams' Little guys. Wren agam hit held goals, and Logan's resen•t:s rem(lined un-] The Blue [}('\'liS took an ear.l mi.ld(• 11 of 29 the f 1rst half and , An11a 112 Fort Ltram1e 68 enee between these tPams," he sl11l m g.nne ~arb . and ilsl tli·, S 7 t\.l!ke Wren of Athens and Wnght t:~ fJee throw . .Stobart htt l beatt:n w1th a 40·33 wm Box ly 9-4 lead and coas ted to a 14· f1m s!wd w1th 2ti of 58 from the Butkms 79 .larkson Ce nte1 6t j ;11 d 1012: Llo.; lcnmg to Mei\ft•e I a f) Huddy Moote of Middleport from uuts1de at 30 but Athens sc:01 e of the v<1rs1ty game 10 fu·st penod mdfgm. Gall!po- floor 'l hC'} made 11 of 24 at the: ~~rlaw n_58_ ~~~uston 38 Wolfe was sti ll In the Athens lfl s proh h\m he t o~ kl·~ l1is ' Lu1ned uuJ to bl:' exactly thai, a begtm lhe fowtl:J pe11od a..head W(•Jis1on t98 l -- GJililand, 8- lis remained m front :W25 nt foul lme and led m team IC· """" 10 25 47 6J 11tgh gym after th l! ga me l·n- t1•am to ColurniJus tonight to , dut\1 Mot,rtt edged Wren m the 42-41 4 20, Holzaphe l, 6-3-15; Stabler, tt~e half a~ Mitchell led r1rst bnund1r.g 41-36. J.aekson day n1~ht between Middl eport, play the strong Eastmore ehdJ 1 St.:I.WHlg J)arade , 14-15. 11aey Stobart, Moore and Davk 4-3-11 ; Jal'obs 14331 ; Jordon , hair seorers w1th 14 pOUJt3 . Rose . GnllJpol1s mnde t2 of 31 the Galllpoh~ __ _ _ 14 _30 ~~ nuw l-5, and Athens, now 51, of the Col11mhus C1tv Lf'a ~'lle 1Wl' le 111.1n tor· m<ln lilt mght, conneeted to open l11e fmaJ per 1 3 0·6; N1chelus 1·1·3, Ratliff, 2- had 10 for Jackson Ju st ha lf and 10 of 32 the St'C· ln legaue play. The vars11~ Co.H'h \lioiJe srm r11•d 1t up '1 1-1laymg eo1ch orh~r whlitt the1r wd. but so d1d Wnght, Wren U; Marlin, 2fl..4; Buesher 1 Pete AndersGn. 5-ll senwr oral half for 3-19 pl'l cent, con squat.! was downstairs, deadpan - 'l'h1s wa~ ou1 b~· s t game, J llldtes we1e arranged m vary· and Snyder and it was Athens 2-6, TOTALS 41 -16-98 gu<ird, w.1s held Lo 13 pomts, s1x ncetmg on 22 of td from tlw IIAme holdmg off, un success/ul h,l d tiH m S( l, u11d 1 ill so tulrl 1ng kmds of ton~ and sluff - off 48 47 Th ~:n Clark hit ftom out· Logan (54) - · Ph!' Ips, 211i. m the f1rst half John Davidson, 1 fl oor The Blue DN lis made 13 Jy, tears. They had JUSt bern them iJ they c;m contmue pl:.y dl'fenses !!ide twwe and Wrtght once to Courter, 12-4; Westfa ll , 33-9; 1).3 junmr center. started hJs of 23 al the ~ou l lllle ~ edged 69-56 afler lt>admg by mg 11ke this thr·y {';Jn lH P:Jk JM'IH:TS 1'A.KE J~EAO push Athens's advantage to 54- Kempt•r, 1·3-5 Poston, 4-3-11; first varsity L1lt for Gallipol1s[ 0ffl1'm ls wh1stled 34 personal small, light, tense mar ~: m s 500 111 th~ le<Jgue IJeillle Jt s J\.1 011re opened the 1coring 47 A11 ker, 21 --6; Gallagher, 1·02; and went the d1stance, collect- fou l~ 19 on Calilpohs and 15 on 1 through all but a few seconds 1-- - - - - with a long set sli,Jt With 11 mm By 3 25 Moore closed it to 54-- Bell, 42-IO. WhaJen, 142; TO- mg nme pomts and pickmg off Jackson B1g 6-3 John Bro\l.n l of tbree periods. tit._- wme 1i11d WreA made It 2-a 51 wttb two fielder.: ; Adams' TALS 19lfr64. s1x rebounds. Jimmv Gilmore sal out most of the fourth per· 'l AH old admirer ot Wolfe walkj lM 15 SCI onds l<!lt'! Stobail's twu free tosses made lt Sli-51, Rescrvea - Logan 40, Well :.-10 sop homore guard, had elghl tod after eoll ectmg four foul s. ed up: Rob Wren, ou basebull l ILlYllP rlt li 21 put \1HS ahead Stobart for 5&.52, Adams for 57· ston 33 plHnts J ackson lost 6- l JUlllOr forward t:oac.h and fathel of Atlwns 1:! 1'ht: JiJckets led 1!-6 With 52, Moon~ for 57~. Wnght for ~--Larry Adair, ~-1 sophomlllre Chns \1 ullm s 0!1 perso nal s at I Hi gh's fme guard Mike Wren 1 tiHt' l::l nnnut~:s left but Wren 5954 on two fr ee throws, tmd ATHENS <59) forward, and Gary Gillum, 5-9' thl 4 23 mark m the fourlh , "Carl, these boys ~howed llru~c HI Hnd Dlck Ad<J ms put~ Gt:orge SauP.r got the last MHS Rapp 1-1.1-2 Adams :.1 ·6-12 Sny- sernor guard, SCOJed for J ack· flame Gmgench plrked up good coacbmg. They knew what Jumper m to cltJS8 to 16-12 at goat as ttme ran out der 4-08, ciark 3-2-8, Wr~n son and Anderson bit tw1te for three personals m the last 3 32 tu do ttut ..tk!l'e 1:111d did 1t Nolht! ~nJ of the qllar ler MIDDI.EPORT (5o61 :us, Wright 6-2-14, Total:t 23 • (;alhpoli!-! tu g1v e the Blue Dev. of p!Jy. body teachd that kind of basMHS led 2t-19 at S· IO In the Slobart 11).4-24, TaRnehill 0.0- 13-59 •Is a 34-29 lead as the thtrd per- Jackson (S1) - Pntton. 5·3 ketball in a month, IIIli montl•s, The Mr!\rthul· Ge!J~ I <lls 1 ~ !'I I·( ond quart'Cr hut Snyder sneak 0, B Davis 3-0-6, Bradburv 2-1 Re serve !lrorf', Atlwns 57, tod opened Jackson took a 37 • 13; Grllum, 3-0-G: Adc~ Jr, 1-2 4; even a year,, nlbmed uubeah-11 !:• Mid Oll io fw lfl lui' two layup~ te h~t it at 5, Butcher ~. Moore 7-~ 19, Middlepml 22 . ll utl. At!•ens, 12, 34 leild ut the 3 35 ffiiJrk on two : Hose 9-2-20, ~1ullm s 4--1-0 Wren, tt one-time popular bag. V.t!ley Coi1ft:te1we hasketh.tll ' 2:1 23 <Jfh·r Asa B1 adbury gol Sauer l-0-2 Totals 23-10-56. Holcomb, Evans, MHS, eact1 8. buckets by Rose nne each by 1Cmgerit:h, 2 Q-4; Boggs, 2·3· 7 ~ - - · ~----- - - -- ~- ~- ~- -~ - - - - - Boggs and Dave Patkm. 'fot 31s. 26-11·6·1. letball official If there IS such pl<~y w1U1 a 70-42 \ll'1ol y old r a person, add~d, ''11us is out: I Hutl.md l~l ill <.~y mg/H t~t Me· The Ironmen coasted to a 47- Gall 1pol1 s (57) -Mitchell. 11 of tb• tmest teams J ha" SJ·en Ailhur. 41 margm at the end of three 3-25, llav1 dson. 33-9, Ham1lton.' penods and were still ahead 'i3- 0 2·2, .r G1hmre. 3-2-8 <\rder (lOme out of Middlepurt 111 111.111 r·.uurd Marvm rLL 1JI , bun1111 aF> D• ycurs. IL'Il haul to pl.,y u ~' <~llle the neb; Wllh :n J-IUHlb, paced 45 wi th 4 42 J.eft on the elock son, 5-J..l3 , B Smith. 0-0 0; b.kc tins oue and still losP " lilt:! (~Jielals tu llwu tiHrd CUH· in the last period Gilmore, o-0-0, J. Brown, 00. Anderson and Ed Hamilton. 0. Tota 1s. 22-13-57. M'ddl 0.. VII toJ y Another aeqaintm1c~ w,dked M·t tlllve conleJt'IWe lksplle the fact that they lead before both coach,. !Jlled 1 0-!-!, Logan o-2-2. Wer- 5-11 sen10r forv.ard, made a ::;Sc;;:;;o~re;_;:b~y~q~u~ar~l~er~s;.'===~~:::iiii:::iiii:i:::iiii:":po:::iiiirt:;,;::;::~;:::~ up Coach Jim Snyder ot the H~JJ lui lo1 I ~ lJu ckt'ls and ~tV! r1 we1 e ~l u gg 1 sh at limts, the Nel- Ihe floor with substitute~ and Cummgs ry 2-1-5, Swtsher I o 2 ,Moo re brace ol free throws Mitchel! . = ·- - - --- - -- -~-Oh10 U.nlvers1ty llo!JcHL'I, aud dwnty tosst·~ :-~oflv tlle l;reyhounds downed the the Panthers narrowed the gap 3-<Hi, Radford 1·0-2, Flnlaw 0-2- scored oo a rebound and was l lather of Athens fllgh s l111e .P.ll'Arthw W(l~ on top 12-9 Pomeroy !•anthers 70-56 Friday m thM rlo!i!ng minute and a 2. Totals 20-JII-50. fouled by Del Gmgerich. The fll)rward Todd Snydt r <~ l ti lt' end of the lu·.s t penod nJgl1t to mamtam t~ir tie for hair. BY QUARTERS Blue Devils narrowM the e~t~mt ·•rn Dever in my life S~•en and led Jl2J at )J alftune muJ ' fnst plate 111 £EOAL basket- Terry Daugherty ud Steve NelsonvJ\Jo OPTOMETRIST .... ·. 13 34 M TO ID 50-51. Secondo later MJtch· a bum:h of kids st1ck W th1·1r 55-.«t hy the ~11d of ~M tlm d ball action. Schultz Af the Greyhouf\ds each Pomeroy . . 11 24 38 56 ell drove In to lieor& and cut the Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5 !Close at NOOD ou quarter. . had lf points while SaJidy HarThurs. - Eas1 Coun St., Pomeroy The lo~ss left Cow b Adams' ~enw.r Bob Rtcharda, ih~wed old bad II. Dick Knight was the Ofhc1als: Bud Bier\J and load 5>-53. Jack51;1n mls!ied four eonsecucre w with a 2-l retold m con- loc . 1l f<Jmo~ why he IS consider- only Panther besldea Sfmpsoa t Tom Tuner. fert: uce fic tion lind 6-3 fur the ell one of the Mlly fin8 play- hit in the double ftgures . He st•,,soll. ers m lhe league by la~g had 1:1. Actually, nlne Panthf;U'S Huger Dav•s. a junior, clmge on several occasions were m the scoring, semor Rusty Little led the Red when Jt looked as ff the plu~ky Coach Bud Bickel's Little IJevds 111 scon ng w1th 10 pomts Panthers m~ght catch up. Rich- Panthers won the preliminary t'tH'h. JJav1s. h1t rur th1 ee f1eld a:ds wcHI high scorttr for tbe contest over tlle Nelsonville remght w1th 23 pomt.!. th b1 gu,lls and four fou l shoh wlule' The p U led b served 40-U w1 Bob W a ey Lanny Tyo, 6-1 semor ~uard L1tlte w:J~ <: onnet:tmg for two aa Jel':!l were Y getting 13 poinbl. Cokw ol N.J.. Nnk two free t.Ju-ows with Lwo bul'kt'l'l Jmd :)I K fr~ throws. Bruce Sim pson, who had 20 tonville also had 13. m'Ond!l left to giVe ~oath .John The usual I~ hl ~h Hutland pomt~ Wlth most of them ®m· The PaRthers are kilt untu AoJ>-- ar & Cook Tap. • 12-fL cmt l'trtlnhl""' WITH MAJCIING Power lxhaust Hood with Rlttr & Uaht. Wickline's Ky~er Creek Bob- I~con'r Kunnle Rlat k. a hi! ~ky mg !rom corner shots or from next Friday when tbey tnterNow Concoalod HlopL Compt.t.ly AutomatiC Oilhwnher, wltb lhgnotlll Catches & ~ Rollor liutdOL c~t~ 8 rvme-fwm·b~hUJd 69·57 ~cJuo1 , w,1 ~ ltmiled to only fo ur layups gottttn 011 ~ood drlve-Jn tam tht Middleport Yellow ROPER FonntCII Counter Top wlllll ~ lint.. 1 2 · - Table - · • C.pacity. tNnumbpn .alolverp· Clyde t EKvans' pomts by a light MeArlhur m:Nrs :~long the ba:ie line. JB<.'kets In a triple-header feaort u 1a Irate~ a y~ .. r . . fhe Panther• were In the turing tJJe Freshmen the R• CiDioiJl* l'llllfttiL (..'rtek ~'rlday mght di'rt'n ~e Ri<ICk, gomg mto th~ game throughout the first quar~ St.'T'Ves, and the Varsi'ty. The BUILT-IN North Gallia trailed 30-28 dur- g,mu·. W<~!! her! d!TIR the scnrmg t'l'r D.! Nelsonvtlle led 13-11 a! Freshmen start tbe pJa If the APPLIANCU 1 • 1nr' the IntermiSSion, but came '" . t·onfcn•n('t! g<liTIC~ Wllh 8 that pomt. The Greyhounds · b 17 6 avcra"e f I d I evemng a1 .,;30. OOck .!ltrong in the third penod "' u st qmu ter ea cam& rom a The box score: All. fOil ONlY te take a 48-43 l~d. The Pirates Thf• only oflwr McArthur play- fmal second shot from the Ctr· NELSONVD.J.E rnt• held on until 17 seconds re- er to h1t double f1tures be"1de ner as the buzze~ sounded. Richards lH~23 , Mechem t-t~ rnained when Chu ck Leach knot- Lh e shnrp-shootmg Hall was The Hounds quickly rolled up l, Daugherty 8-4-t6, Harold 5-lted the count at bl-a ll. Gilliland with four buckets and a oomfortable leod In tho ope<>- II, Schultz l-He, lla)'lll!l 1-l-3, North Gallia missed 8 ftnal two dmrity tosses for 10 pomts mg mmutes of the second quar- T tal!l 30-10-78 shot With 10 seconds ID go. Ky· The Generals tallied on 27 ler, but the Panthers o8JIIII b&cl< 0 POMEROY (S8l ger got the ball, and Tyo wos of 63 ottempts from the field to lra<l by tO at balftlmo. Actu- SimJl'IOtl 7~:>Jl JCII!ght 6-S-1] ONLT fooled by Clyde Smith with two for 47 per cenl wh1le RuUand oily, the Panthers had plenty ' ' seconds left. Tyo calmly sank sand 14 of 50 for a t:ol 28 per of opportunity to 900nt throughboth shot.o. coni. out the first hall but failed to Kyger Creek Is 4-3 for the The Rutland reserves doWRed cash in tn short !hots trom aeWURLITZER season, and 2-2 in league play. McArthur 4o-37 m an overt1mt round ti11.t key . The score st eBALDWIN North Gallia 1s 2-5 and 1-3. m the preliminary contest. Gary halftime wa.!l 34-24. Wlll.ll* Tye's 7» points paeed Kyger. Drenner led Rutland w1th 14 and Nelsonville again pulled away lON' Leach had 18 Roger Garrett Danny Yarbrougb chipped in in the flrit mJoutes ol the sec-end Clyde Smith totaled 14 eacb 12. ..,; ond hall. And agai1 tho Panth1ICUI for the 1o9ers. R.d will visit Wahama en came hack with the aid of In the reserve game, Kyger for anuther MOVC game 1\Jes- an all-c<:~urt pre6S and trailed UHNf .:UIIIIH Pl.ANMINO . .VICI AVArtAII.I won 31-26. C Bradbury's 10 day mght. by 14 ot the end of the third I'.-; NO DOWM MYMINf- M MOS. TO PAT poinb paced the winners, Les BY QUARTEilS quarler. The 1001'1 woo 5N8. Lemley bad 10 lor the losero. McArthur 12 n 5ll 70 In the final period Nel9011ln the varsity Ult, Kyger hit Rutland g 21 10 41 vD\a pulled awO)' b> I 110 point ---- - - --··-24 of 53 from tho field, and II THI UlTIMATE IN CABIN&m of 14 from the foul circle, and MCARTHUR (~) collected 16 rebounds. Tho P1- Prater 2-4-8, Gilliland 4-Z.IO, rates made 27 of 53, sank only Conway )oJ-9, ColviR :t-0-6, three of live foul shots, and Hale 13-7-33. TOTALS a7-16-70. got 21 re!Joonds. RUTLAND (421 Tonlgbl, North Gallla pia yo arret! l J-2-4, Jack 1-2-4, at W1Uoo whHe Kyger plays Davis 3-4-10, Kawkins, 3-0-6, al Midd!OjlOr\. Bo• oeore: Little 2-6-10, Yarbrough z.tl-4, 11oo .,.... aod ~ al priMloos lumltu,. II NPnlducod NORm GAWA fS7l Weber z.tl-4. TOTALS 1~14-42 Taylor, f.0-12 ;Garrett, 6-2-14; ___ _____ _ __ 1ft tile modem eonoept. Deep 81rved wood panel doors with ~~ ..QUAliTY GUARD" desip offerad only by PARR Twyman, 2-1-5; Smith, 7-0-14; CRAPT. ~nt "PECAN" lnlsh, PROVINOlAL style FINEST Ski<lmore, f.0-12. TOTALS ~ Ill • ar.. ..... M p CAN m•r twt• 274-57. lli'I'OftDI Sell The SHI~T KYGER CBEEK ( l t l Lescb,7-4-18; Tyo, 1-4-:MJ; Hall, Fvll Line 4-IHI; Spaulding, 0-H; Whobrey, . I -eept ' gl ' •flllriiOon Wellston RI"ps Jacobs Has 31 1 T•nMhill, lttllor !ed I l1ver ·hi! mes~age lo a JGmt , $10 savings Bl'<.'ount: Downie- 11te evenmg stars are Mars, Sato that Japan would do all it Wednesday 1 GT'088 Inc Arrow !lhirt for i Venus. Jupite-r and Saturn. could to bring North Viet Nam ;' aes:uon ot Cong1 es' ' · 1 Th b lod d At 1 p rn . ltST It wtll be tele-l dad ; Ewm8 Funeral Home, free 1 Me orn ay are un er to the ron feren re ta bl e. vised to the nat 1on m colur. , tnp hDme for mama; Goesser tht algn of Gapltoorn. Confeder· The Mansfield del egat mn ~ Dlrkun satd the Repubhrans Jewelry store, baby ring and Ill Gen James Lotlgstreet was report sa1d what m•ght even tually materialize from ~got.Ja. I~ I obviouslv l'illl have to · wait a bracelet; A &: P Supermark@t, born on. tbls day in 1821: fe-w daYs'' to dtgest tht Pres\: cert1f1catt for $S In babv needs . On tlus day In history t1ons m the present s1tuatmn ' '! dent's own uulline of his prob- The Oatly Sentmel, $25 !livings In 1815, Gen. Andrew Jackson that cannot be foreseen "w1th !ems and hl!l proposals for the I bond. Norma Good.wm, Doris!, wo~ the battle of New Orleans, Iany degree of certainty " Jt elecllon·year 1966 before sf'lttng I floral arrangement to mom; killing 700 Brltt~b troops and added, ''that i!l not, to say the forth th Jr owR t.elevJston 80 . 1 Duke {'leaners, 10 lbs. Coin-Op wounding fourteen hundred least, 1 very satisfactory e dry cleaning service $l In 1867, Congress app"oved prosper! • 1 type &wer value! Evans Supermarke-t!!, legislation prav1dln~ auffrage ----MOSCOW AI.F.XA~DER one rase of Gerber Food• for for Negroet In the Dbtrlct of bahv I. & Z Shop, baby g1ft Columbia FIGHT RESULTS Shelepm ~ a1d mission to Hanoi ,nay f~l·alale the Soviet role Ill eert1firale for matenal (mot. I rn 1918, President Woodrow By United Press IntetnAtional GOING UP FAST_ Co ns\ ruction of the new St. Paul:s Lutheran church In Pomeroy on the corner of East ""' her' Pomeroy Flower Shop, Wilson presented h.l1 14-pomt I I Second and Svtamore-~ t s 15 prog1essmg stead1ly. Ahove ts a v1cw or Lht• new bmldmg, showmg Its modern ded !he 1 tet Nam war, hi forme babv plenler Tinv's. $10 gift I plan for peace Jo Con~e,.. NEW YORK IUPI) -Johnny . K . ·c nslructl(Jn Co 1\orkcrs co ntinul'd the protect tills "cek Pastor Jo seph Kraly md1 cates conStrue• Wt!sle1n sow ' es s.t1d tudt~\ IP I sJgn, asexpected atr o to be comp leted by m u.l- ~lay and th e church WI'I I "d rn . 1d Maple 'I [n 1963 the first sess1on of Person 1741/t, Brook yn, out • tion l'f'rtl flt·ate Welker's m.: occu pt.e d bY enr Iy J une : Tl te c h ur.ch, mo.~ 18 The •Sov1N team tn~ u m~ a · ' h 176 Lawn Poultry Farm, turkey; the 88th Congre!l opened and pomted Harold Jo nson, , in every dimension. will be on a one-floor pattetn excepCf~r balcom es for 1he organ and ch~tr To, be au-~ondtti~n­ 1 1d d rocket s~;cla \Sl, ~e .u~~ Bailey's Ht'siRU! ant, free m~l , dkl not adJourn unW Dec. 30. Philadelphia (10); Billiter Math· ed t also will be all-clcclnc. Cons\ r uction rosls for the brnldmg wtll be $109,000. The overall ptoject lllcludma 1 devmtm~~: suppo• fl ."Y mg for dad K & C Jewelers, 3 is, 2671fl Grand Rap1ds, M1ch. co~ts of nPw mtenor fu nw;h111 gs, wtll ]l(_•.;; 1 ''0, (~0 _ _ __ 1 ~ deler1t ,\mr:tta n Hgg1rt"' ' p1ece fl'f'der ~d. Bahr C1otlers, A thought for the day· stoppedChuckWepner,2.17.Bay. uon , '' Nort h , V1etnamese 1. 're- Arrow sIurt ror dad , F armers Prs1denl Woodrow Wilson said· onne, N· J • 131 : p ete 'J'0 ro • ISO • HENNlNG HOI DS LE ·\D 1 ~er Pham \an Dong. we co~ Bank and Savmgs company, $10 1"The highest and best form of New York, knocked out Bobby ' mg the Rus~Jans. denoun.c I savmgs arrount Dutton Drug i e£ficiency ... the lpontaneoi.IB Custdy, Levittown,. N. Y. (2 ). JOH!\.NNESBURC: (lJPD Pr:sldenlt Johnsond !~~r~.re ~ abm- Baby'• Safety Nite light , Stif . Harold Honnmg, who rl red 'AI p~ugn, I e vowr w smas f!t>r s packa ge of d1apers : Baker I' ' d , .. n r d 1d tbe Umted Statf's COMPLETES COURSE I three-un er·p.tr uo II ay, ' lnstttute .,r Washington, D C.[ the field mto the tl11rd round of The Hannnn Trare Wildrats, l tor for his team's first SVAC jSout.flwe!lern ... ~. 14 H 41 • · , furmtur e. ~~g~ f' halr and pad . SACRAMENTO CAIJF _ A Mar~ente 5 Shoe .Shop, pair of 1 Mr. John D. Wagoner, Rt. 11HP hnhhed prescribed Course the South Afm:m P1 ofes<:.wnal paced by Dan Hall 's 19, a.nd win agamst thr ee losses Hoy Hannan Trace . . . 15 35 ftO 70 United Air l.lne~ Boem~ 727 childs !!hoe!!, Swisher and r Patnot. has completed a Col.lrfie of techmral studies With cret!lt· Golfers AssocI at !on Tour- backed up by 16 points each , Rtckle came off the benet\, I Reserve soore· Hannan Trace jel_carry R n s~Pngers awer Leh~e Kexall · Drugl'l ~ohnson m Radlo and TelM:I~Ion Ser- 1able grades Bnd is to be con- nament today V!llh a 3G-holf' rrom Tom Murdock and R 0 y 1when Roger Belv1lle got m foul 38, Southwe8tern 31. ved aba:~ly u~:r the 'snowy ~ahv ~~~el k~ bRut:an Furn-1vicing and has been awarded 1 gratulated upon bls achieve- total of 135. I BJckle <lown£'d the Southwest- ~ trouble in the second penod, I Sierra& Friday to avmd hlt11ng I IJJ e, o mg a y ~~r. I' a Dlplo~a- by ~e ~atlon~l Radlo mtnt. I ern Hi,ghland~rs 70·r!Sl las t night ' and piCked up the slack Dan GAME SOLD OUT .Iii Nny E:let'troJel The eommer· 1 al Mercc1 ~ dl e to rack up the1r 111all had 14 rebounds for the I · 1 <Ia! pilot Duane ~ OeKolb ' lfa ,J Southern Valley Athleltc 1 Wildcats. CINCINNATI (UP[) -The oald the' f.. l nvlng atfl'rafi I Con fe rence vic lory of the sea- Southwestern Is now 2-2 In ' Clncmnatl Royals announced ca.tDt Within MIO·l 000 IPf't of SF.OAI. ALL GAMES Evw one want& enou h mtn- 1 contnbutions to church, or 8 buy or make clothrs; buy 11 son. . . •. I SVAC varsi~y play, and 44 in i Friday that the. ~at10nal ellfb other It an elevt~Hon of l'EAM W L P OP Y i ' t f th piece or (u rn turr· or to take · w hile the vars1!y tilt ratsed all games lhc Wildcats are 2Basketball Association !I All· 1 1 14,(1ao feet. Wt~llston t 1 733 124 1ey to live on Man;, people feel , Y~~~ir ;hl~ee~ s~~~~~ !!!hare tn ' the children Ia a d~nllst. Th 1 ~gs the blood pressure of Y''•ldr:at 7 m all gam es Star game. scheduled ror next .AIGard the Jl>!liner \\Prt' Nrl~omllle 8 l 579 4RI 1lhat need more. How ~hould th 1 .1 1 Th.is •s a you may want m the future f:m ~. it was the prellmmary Coach Lloyd Myers used eight Tuesday mght has beea 10ld · E Waters . ('lnd•dale Athens P annmg · j could mclude: a dJfferent place game t hat ra1sed II 1e roof as llighlanders and all f igure d ·m ou. t Laiftl:llm 7 l 535 413 j we spen d our tncome'~" "How eod ami tim Y to teach older chil1 tor :paurornia 's Rt"pubiJcan gu- Lot!:an 5 S 465 490 1much should go ~or ~~~ for ~~en howe to think and decide lo hve; education for the chll· the Hann;~n Trace reser.ve~· l the sconng .ste\'e Elholl .. 6-Q be~nal nommat1on anrl , .lal'kson 4 3 407 402 cloth~ll:. fir mov1es'~ Th~se what IS important, use their I dren ; a family trip; and mon. 1spear-headed bv De~n W1se s senior, was h1gh w1th 16 pcmts. Four Star Televislon In Holly• Alftmbly Speaker ,les' t' \1 Gall1poll~ 2 5 400 41:! question~ are asked by families 11 e and tne y and bandle ey for , a ramy day" L•sl the 16 patnts, h;mded the Southwest- [ Gene Hall, 6-1 JUniOr, was neKt . . Vhtt&h, D-lnglewood Middleport .. 2 5 421 438 whether they have t500 or SlO,· m y rgl ~ will work I things you want the most fll·st. ern reseJVes their fm;t loss, 38-1 Yllth 15. 1 wood lS preparing a ser•es ba1o 1 Pomer,1v 2 IS 434 556 \ tXJO: whether thfv are newly money our pa 8 37 1n sVAC play. 1 &mthwestern (58 )_ Hall, 7-l led on the memorable western ftftAMI - HEAVYWF.IGRT SEOAL VAR8lTY married, havt children of var- bet::~ when everyone pulls tAT I Family goals change a~ ti me 1 The lit!le w11rlrats trailed 37- 15, Elliott, 72 16, Colley, 4-1-9; mov1e, "High Noon," which ltar~ chalnpton Cas!!lUI Clr~v I!! 1 TEAM W L P OP IOU! agea, or are about t.e re- ge~ . k wh t u want to passes, therefiJrl' , any spC'nd- :rom lhe ]. 1 ~ t 2 4(J of the contest Jackson, 4·0·8. Curus, D-1·1. red the late Gary Cooper, and 9 you decide [ ing pkm must be flex1bl~ Sn put on a prE'~s. scored e1ght Bryant, 22-0-4, Carter, bs~lor today, nd of a bPf!ull· Well!'!ton . r. 1 451 345 lire. Ftrst, thm ~2 2 young Peter Fonda bas been 1 tut:thicago model he sa1d pre Athen~ 5 1 !97 312 You can use money to help ~· This w!U he p yo Li t thmgs your fam1ly wants may 1 pomts while holdmg SoulhY.est- Waugh, o-3-3 Totals, 24-10-56. s1gned for the leadmg role. AI 0 fertitt "skin ttght · !lAck~ tfl Ntl!10nv11le r. 1 W 333 ~~:et what you want by: makmg h w ~ use your ~oney. sd seem impos~ible to get no no t ern scoreless and handed the I Hannan Trace (701 - Bel- Will Kane, he will porlrBJ the thll Je!JI revea ling dr~~se! wor11 Jarkwn 4 I 310 341 plam : following your plans. l t e h ings youF7~n ~n ~n t hesitate to hst them. An estl·i httle Hlghb ~dt>rs their first ville, 3..o-6; Bickle, 64--16· Dan-! snn of the marshal Cooper play. by ~ Btack \1usll m s1sh~1s ('1 ,11.: ~ Log;m S 3 :421 366 1and changing your plans if you In t e future ~ ~ w 8 mate of the cost or reach ing the loss In re~en·e play South- ~ iels l-3·5· Murdock 4-8-16 Cre- ed in the film Katy Juardo will di't'Orre from 26--' ear old Snnj1 Middleport 1 ~ :00 391 1'need to To do th1s, you must ealcllh WI!! ~st lh In how yout gools is part of the plan !1wesiC'rn 15 no~J. 3 1 and. Hannan meo~s, 20~; Hnr~ison, ·1·2·4. have the Helen Ramirez part, f'alllpoli! 1 5 341 356 L h t I ho w me '"r mp you wan Ia ~ 1 cosl•hlm t1~000 11 yPar Rl1mom• w later We Will conlinue the rhscus- 'fr,1ce 22. I Total s, "'24 ""' ·70 whi ch Iho a!IO "'"Yed ~ 308 4511 .now · w a you ~an .; for )0 y~ars and 122.500 m at Pomrroy 0 A · much money is commg m; how Thl , eed lion or -.i e management or I Coach Ceorge Evan! cited Score bv quarters: film. _.....__ f d TOT~L< 14 14 zt91 zt91 to k di g lan how ngs you may wan, or n s ' · .:__ _ _ ____ _ _ _ __ _ _ MriiJ!"! 's ee~ !lin rxpf'n<i:E'!! (ll rna e a Rpen n p : aoon might be pay ail bill! I money next week. I "team effort" as a major fac ttu(bearmJI] fi'ndav before [ 1r - - - you spend your money; how to _ :_ • --- - ruit Court Judge Hamid SpRt•l Sli.:OAL RFJIF:RVF..S make changeR In your spending [IIIII ~ U "Whew 1 '' sa1 d the Lmu~v11le Tfo:!\M W L P OP plan, and what change~ you Up after it 11.a11 nit o~t r Logan .. 8 0 31 2. 222 can make, ' .hwks~tn .. 6 0 27! 184 Your money can take care of 3 3 2-48 239 you 1t cannot take care' o[ It· FRANCISCO - A NF.W \.\PII~tun 2 4 214 229 1 Sf.'lf Plan to make your money I storm headed IHward Ore~on Nrlsunv•lle IS f]oo.lwlllf'r~t rftlf'i!tPd (tall ipOII!I l 4 193 2.3l 7 1 tAkf ('8f@ of you. Pnmrrnv 2 4 22Q 'Wl.'l 55 What Is important to you and in th the western pari ot th,. 0 6 !no:. ' MlddiPpurl 1M ":r'' •tate and Norlhnn t i! h[urnpt ' your famlly''' Each family must •-" TOT\l.S !4 %4 1857 1857 k I Th d pntfWmg Uutoe dav~ of ha\or FRilMY'S RESULTS~ e spen · 1 rna e 1ts own pans. Washed-our b1 1dgPs waif'! -! !Vanity) ~ mg plan vanes for each famlly 1 .... nUlrked hom~s and slll-.adf-. Jackwn 83 !: alhpoill ~ 7 dependlng on Income, the slzt 1 / farmlands remauwd a~ E>Vult>ni ·P . Allu:!ns ~~ M[(Jdlt>port and age of fam1ly member~. 1 58 of the destructive power nf the NE~I!Ionvllle iO PomProv 56 where they ~lve, what they do , fioods which h1t afiN 10 d8)'5 Wf'll!tnn 118 LOf!!an 54 , and what killd of Te8p0111lblil· Ill riin. 1 tRttw.rves) tles they have , Jackson 41 Galhpoh s 3r1 Before • family caD Improve t'lat Logan ~ Wellso, n33 lb apendmg plan, II muot de1 ·~~ AU1ens 57 Middleport 22 ctde what 11 wanta the lncornt j ~ TO INTEREST OF Pomeroy 40 NelM~nvlllP 36 to buy that they do oot now have MI!IGS . MASON \RH I TO~lGHT'S GAM~s, for member• 1f tbe family, Tile ii_~•••.'". 1, ow.n, ...., 11 ,,.., Athrm at Columbus EaslmtOr family must have pretty well tan togs outrebounded \18 oppooeots allf lbey cbote lhe top rehouotlfDC team ol the coulereoeo lo de H. ,p agetOWfi • • • S d• ' Coach Gary Parsons' East- 113 when the fi rst quarler end- tively. Ray Just!• aloo cliipped1 Jim !ltadwell 10 IIJr tiH! Llttle 1 The Jackets picked oil tt, ern Eagles got lbetr ~stxth Will ' ed, 32-2S at halft im e C.llld 53-41 1m 7 for the wmners. Eagles whlle L. Fry Jed Waha Athea& 32, B1U Davis led witfi. of the cage season w1th an e<~sy, <~t U1e clos~ of th e thml penod. Lanky Chul'k Marshall the rna Wilh 11. U for Middleport. For Atbeal 75-51, ttmmpb over the v1s1tmg Eastern wa.s never behmd . BY QUARTERS: ioyder had 11. 1Wh1te Falcons With 14 pomts on Wahama While Falcons Friday Eastern scm mg v,as paced 1seven field goals. Ray Redman Wahama . . ........ 13 25 41 51 1 In 8booting tt W81 a Dellf night. by Semor Charles Knight who w1th 13 and David White with Eastern .. . 21 32. 53 75 The Jackson Jronmen continued th e1r age-old jln:x over atandofft A&heu II of 11 lot Tbe victory upped Eastern's poured through mne fteld goals ljl were the only other Wahama WAHAMA (511 GallipoliS Friday mght in Galha Academy High Scbool gym 17.7 P"' eeoh Middleport II record m Mid-Oh10 Valley Con- and three f1ett throws for 21 1players to hit in double figures Redman 5-3-13, Fry 1-3-5, downing Coach Duke Burs>:>n's Blue Dev1ls 63-57 after of Sf for 35.9 per eeot. Tbl ference games to 2-1 and 6-~ ov- pomts. Close belund was Olar- Eastern connected on 28 of White 4-2--10, Thompson 1-13, " overcoming a 30-25 halftime deft clt and out.scormt thlt fOIII'tb quarter IU.Jgestl wbJ erall. The Falcons of Coach les Eichmger w•Lh 19 on e1ght 1'll field goal attempt~ for a 49 , Arthur 2-0-4, Varian 1-6-2, MarBlue Devils 22·11 in a b1g third perwd AtheDII woa - Gle 8llldop Bob Oliver are winless ln four buckets and three char1ty toss- I per cent average. The Eagles shall 7-0-14. Toblls 21-9-51. Larry Mitl:heli, 5-10 oophomore Blue Devil forwar~ Jdt I of 7 from the lleWJ conference starts. es wblle John Pooler also htt m w1!1 be traveling to Sout~westEASTERN 7~.1 "He oeeds gla5Ses. ~ .keeps plunked 10 11 goals and made three free throws to pace MilS f of Z8. Eastern led all the way after double fi gures w1lh to. I ern for a SVAC game tomght. Douglas 3-%-8, Knight t-321, sayiog: lle cao't see me lrom the locaJs and take scoring honors of the mght with 25 • ran n 0 IE breaking 8 9-9 lead midway The oth er two Eagle starters, The Eastern Reserves. s~red PMier 4-2-1.0, ~usUs J.a-7, BadgAdam!" pomts. Mitchell also led Gallipolis rebounding wtth 10. through the first period. steve Bndg!ey & Rkhard Doug- a 44-31 wm 11\ the prehmmary ley 3-3-9, Eichmger 8-S-19. Roush Larry Rose, 6_1 semor forward ~ ~ NBA 81aidnp 1 The Eagles were on top at- las, had 9 and 8 pomts, resvec· contest. Mike M!lrtin bad 11 and 0-1·1. Totals :18-1~7>. made nme fJelders and two foul tJVe free throws before Ginger· I BJ Vnlled rr.o IDierDallottol I ~hots to lead the Jackson Iron· 1~h played a rebound and made Euttnl DivJsloa 1 1'0RW I Eagles Whip Wahama, 75-51 87 STEWART HENSLEY ''The situation ., It now I United Press lnteraatlonal appears orfers only lhe very WASHINGTON (UPI) - A shm prospect of a )us! I Senate study miSSion headed by settlement by negoUat10ns or R d Democratic leader Mike Mans. the alternetlve prospect of a 11 Coach Art Lanha m's RIO GJande Cu ege e m~n l f!eld sees little chance of a just eontinuance of the conflict in slapped WalshtCollegc dO\\D 74-59l;tsl nlgh_t ~t c,a,nt~n m ncgotmted settlemen+ in the the direction of a general war the first of two WPl'kend g.l!nes 01.1 the 10 ~d Iomg,ht, v N . It eports the ou the AsJafl mamland," the , p t t k liaunon ( ollege ']he Jet am war. r they are at E.ne. a 0 a e on · alternative as contmued fight- i report sa1d Redmen are now 10-4 on the season. I' ln8 "in Ule dlredion of a I It was rei"ased Fnday as Big &.5 paul D1ilon scor<'d - ---t.h A '-' e &Jan these- other developmenl.s oc18 points but lo~t tht scormg Grandf' s total or 52 team re-, 8~neral .~ar on 1 c~ll'red ci el ef the evemng lu Wal~h 8 bounds. The Redmeu shot 40 t n alnland u 1 wound ~r <'Pnt h1ltmg 31 of 77 attempt-1 The Vlt'WI of the flve-membt>r 11 It tall Nlrk Pa .o af w,1;' losrrs ' ed fl t>ld . goa!s and tht'~ ron- group were disclosed by I I - The Commun ist! chargrd up with 2:8 J)(hlmts or 1 '1'1., ,m;. vPrtPd on 2 of 21 from . the foul ~rt on their 30,000~mlle trip and the Umted Slates demed . and .!!COring onors 0 1 ~ < J nd S th US I ed Pelle r('nl the other !me lfl Europe, Rm1s 11. a ou 1 that . . panes resum test,. 'fony 1 h' ~ 1 pun' h ThrrP other Redmen were : Viet Namm and the Far Easl l by U S al11es mto North V1et hal of Wa s s ont> \\O .. nown m doubtt> flgurPs Shawn Greg- I at the requet~t of d f D tm P~sl ent Nam The De ense epar ent 1 bob of whom are we II ·., "mmt~ my had 17 Don Tramer 14, an d Johnson. 1hey , H returnel 1ast saHl, m rep y to an01" s h.d 1" 1 to Redmen f ans · Jun Marshall 14 Rio Gran , de month •1charges of an attack l"ed ,y nes· h 1 Iorteosers 1 • 1 hdk Dill 1 had 24 of Rio , led 32·27 at the hlllf. Johnson planned to get l1 day, that no raids a ta en on 1 so -~~· Rlo Grande 174- - Dillon, 'I another report today from plare smt•e Dec. 24. 7-4-18 · Gregory, 8-1-17; Trainer, asaistanl Secretary of State G 5-4-14:' Marshall, 5.J.l3. Towler, l Mennen WUliams 00 African 1 -senate GOP leader ~verett 1-0-2; Luselll, 2-0-4, Bullork, t. retctlon to the intensive u. S.l M Dirksen, 111 , said shipments 0.2 Collins. 1-0-2, Uhl. 1-0-2. camp'itign for ne'gotlatlons. Wil- l by US alltes into N1rth. V•el Total~. 31 ·12 74 bama wu retumlng from a Nam would "~et some discusWalsh tS91 , Pallotta, I0-1-28; tour of 1 do~en African sion'' when congress reconMlll~r. 3.()..6 PPll('ji!flnl, 5-2·12: capitals. venes Monday. He said. a Koskovich, 2-1-5, Footsko, 2-41- 1 Tbe report by Mansneld and 1 blockade or lhe . North .. V~et1 4; Kane, 04~ . Totals, 221559. 1hia group was thl!! first public i namese port of Hmphong Is the BaHt1mP score R10 G1 andt> ' di.!!Ciosure of their assessment just, propt>r and necessary ala• 32, Walsh 27. ' ol the mi8Slon. They reported thing to do ." to JohnBon Dec. It, beforo the -A high-level Soviet miSBlon chief executive ordered b1s headed by Alexander Shelepm i Wllfldwlde peace <ampa!Jn. arrived in Hanoi, Shelepin, No 2 man in the Russian Commu· WASHINGTON - SENnE ' IContmued !rom page I ) TU Almlnae nist Party, pledged "all-sided GOP Leadfr ~:verftt M Du k 1 Jon gasohne for dad's car, 1 By UnUed Prest IDterDaHonal support and aid'' to North Viet . S rd J 8 th Nam, 181 plans 1o Jolll Hv11se RE>pub Prancl! Flomt. novelty Vilth 1 Tod licaa leallt>r~ m h ammg h·~ O\\~ ~ut flower: Cra w's Steak ~ouse l l... ht:yd:" ::u1;]• WI~~ a57 ~ US Ambassador pll'ty's Stat@ of t11i:' l 'moo free dmner to Dftd. Citizen! I e'fS Y - Roving the last of menage in TPplv to that of · Nafmnal Bank, $10 savlnga a.. roll ow h' It Averell Harnmon, Pre~~ldent J 11 hnsun 1 round Stark's. new diaper pall, 1 The moon II approac IDIJ s John~;on '::~ envoys remammg The Wnle Hous@ annount:f'd N~l'. York Clothing House, shlrt l la!lt quarter. •- J abroad, rece1ved & promtsc Jridav the President w 11 de· , fm dad . Pomeroy National Bank The m~m1 star 15 up 11er. from Japanese Premier Eisaku at 'ghtl u::d~·~:~~.~o·P~; ~~~: GAHS Drops TI Garne T0 Jackson - 'sERVIa 2-0-4; Craddock, ~; TOTALS, lf.Jl.sg, By quarterS! k,yfl"r Creek It! 10 a 69 North Gallia 14 Ill 48 57 Rosen•.,. - ~t¥ger II North Clol1ia .. ONE-DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Robinson's Cleonero e Pome..,y UN Out P:ree p.,klng Lot At •.•• Haw~s Cycle Sales I I - 50A & 33, I Milo- o i Opon 9 to I Thurs. lot,9 to I "'"" Woct. Prt . 191-7123 Athont, ., ·- -POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY The Department Store of Building Since 1915 PhoneWY2-3193 o. pr._ I �-· -· · ., .. , , . . ' . I DaU,. SeoUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. 8, 196:>-3 1 ""'' "~ .. , . •, . ._,.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy~M~dd~J><lrt, 0. Jan. 8, _1116t _ -- Rio Tops Walsh For Tenth Win I' ' I I I 'cats 1 Upset Highlanders Managtng • Money I·s a Fam.·Iy Business i 1 1 ' 1 oroov'e WORln IAN lode DAILY SENTINEL •"!oon..!l~ :'l ln mind the goala or alms It b t' I wants to reac 10m1 1mt n the fu~. Some ROlli need to be 8tlte1 as longtime goals; others may 11 be Immediate. They may be Middleport al Pomeroy - - --- - - I I I McArt IIUr IS• 1 I 70-42 w·JUDCf I over Rut Ian d 1 6i Ibetter d I see" wu•• Now In Progress HoundsTree panther BAKER FURNITURE N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I Tyo Sinks2 Foul Shots ForKCWin 1 COMPLETE - ~:~~T BUILT-IN KITCHEN ** ** * Gat- ssgg.oo PIANOS - I •u•• -- i - - - - - 1 2 ' - - - - ,- - - - YOU MEET THE NICEST PEOPLE ONA HONDA fiNISHING food. a more attractive l' en convtn1en t L..... IIVU , ........ ., I GOLFING ftROW)J family <OlebraiiODII and parties nt>e• rnll ~ •r•tl h• •••ll•h le .10 .,.nu p~r HOI.L\WOOD. ~·Ia !UPil - · with friends and nttgbbon, ed.. " "'""A " '" Jim R 11 <tar fullback ucatlon ~ •bll'-n tra""' SIMPSON SHOOTS - Pomeroy Senior Bruce Simpson (22}, the Panthera leading . tuto. s.. my rnwn. n . t\Jl" un: • .'"'.. . S'OAL I st th NIt ilJ G· •un n. of thr Cleveland Browns won ·ll'Oftr this eea10n, fuu at th! goal 1n a I!; game aga n e e onv e tey.. ., "";;"~: , lh• Noltnno\ Footb&ll l~agut day with 1 ttnHOOnd lotll o1 lloulllla Fridoy night ot Pomeroy. Nelsonville won 70-56. other Pomeroy ployeu plcturld ore FlDIIW (12) and Ll!rry (4 2) at far left.- Sentinel Photo. "''"'"'· ' players' lOll tournBmel!l Fri- ' lO. 1 ~cw Y:!~en~ ~~~~343 J3lj,' 1 tp; Jot~ Lr, IDI "~ • "' 1 ~. Z4 14 .632 I~ eigllt pomt lead Phil 1 I :'''!!;~r,~~,;:.'"''"'e"''\t"'' ct aD ·I I 1 Gallipolis at Pt. Pleasant -.,:;;•"':.·. v.n.. y PubUdt KygPr CTeek nt MiddiPport Me<'hlr.w It, Pom JAN • 14 GAMES•• , Bu•lneu (lffir.. Mlton.t l'bo,., 1Athen!'l at Wellston ·• 1 eeon<~ ,.a ... m•Htn1 1 Gallipolis at Nel.~onville •• ..,n ortl~ l l Poru r o,, .Jack ~on at Logan h•t seven for ronmen and had ackson bad u rehound•. Rose ted Jackson 61-35. v Cr k h h lty los W ' I reboilundinthg With12 .th t3n. In~. las! Mitchell Wis fouled by Gu>-· -· W. L. Pd. 011!' Coach Carl Wolfe of the M..id- patterns, and m<~ ke t hem work, I over. Th ey meeI nyger . ee orne a \1! ar s. ren s wo Wellstoa ended Lo 1\n's fourwas e WI , L;• . gench and added two roul shots. Los Angelet 2ft-19 .518 r .48S dleport Jacket., studied a mom- IJke yours dtd tomght You have 1n a non-leagu11 t.esl tomght at f1ee throws put Athens ahead! game wmning slrea: m 8 big 13 games agam~t <:AHS f~r J\ndPJson made 8 steal and Balt. 1{ 2121 3 ent _ "How do you tell boys a fine, well·dJSCiplmed tea m," Middleport. for the fu st time, but not for Ed J b d Coach Dave P'1sher s [ronm( n drove m to !!Core 61-57 wltil 19 San Fran. 20 25 .444 6 ~,~ they didn't play Rood enough he told Wolfe ht • I F d long. Stobart hit two loa way as did UacoChs. af n 98c5~m- whG are now 4 2 m Southeast- S<econds on the cl~k Jat:kson's St. L&UI~ 15 ZJ .395 6i 1e le s, · ' ern Athletic League play, and las' two poln'·s cam·, on free Detr 't Such w.1s the feelm« areund He tboug t,;,enAor . orward jumpen and Moore hit twice pany poun when you know they put their " r. arv Stobnr (2" pflmts an f h f d . . , AJ II . ~ ~" 01 11 29 m 12 -: hearts on the line out there and the squ:-~d fo r :w mmutrs tlfl er l · , 1 h . d·; II more rom t e 1e! and tt was rt was Wellston's eJf!hlh r 1n a games. th rows by Patton who \\,IS fou l-, Frldav's Rt>sults ' b k gfime s ug sco rer I lu we th • · dL · · gave you everythmg thry h,HP tl,'c flii.J,l tllmCI . And Athens oft the hoa rd s, as did Rlll Oa. 31 ·29 a 1 e 1ong rea . wm m mne gamt•s. an ogan s 1 Gallipolis still leads 32 30 ln ed by Brule Sm•th w1th [our : Los Ang 12!i Pb ila 120 'A cou11 te of bull!! bounc mg Co. ll'h (hal Jrs Mci\ft'e, whu ddl D The Jackrts kept eontrol un- 1th1nl loss m f'lg ht oulm gs In 1 Jhe S"i'<"" between the t w 0 5c, ·o1ids kit un 1l1e cluLk ·1Del roll 137 S1 Louls f5/ , J VIS 6 ,. umor 1111 ··man. a- till r· 1 f th h d · ed 1 ' " .. ., a shade different, a couple of had Jli St esr<:~J wd de fe al by <~n vl s'wascn•i:htedwltll 24 re- 1 1 1e ma m1~uteso et If ~ the SEOAL. We11.ston remam !schools The loss brou~ ht the , Jackson hit 15 for 29 from , Roston 115 S<1 n Fran 11 ~ whistles not blowmg whrn thf'y eye la sh, w:1s anythm g buL JOY· bound~ penod Stu.bart ~ pa ir of chan-[ tied for f1rst wtth NPlsonvtlle Blue Devils' record to 1·5 m the floor the second hi:i lf to up (Only game5 scbeduled) '' d1d or hlow)Tig when they d1d fu l Hts boys were \Q(·ked ml · t1es marie tt 39 35 for MHS with and Athens with a S-1 record , SEOo\L play and 2 5 m a II .I thl'tl shootmg pe 1cent11ge to 45 6, n't _ all in the last two mm- tht-1r dressmg roo m a half hour And t!1e much heralded duel 3 22 lett But Wren, Adams and 1Logan 1s 3-3. Igames I r01 the contest The lrownen 1 . utes, that was the r('a \ d1fh•r- after the ~am e. uu ~howered , I between tre tc.ams' Little guys. Wren agam hit held goals, and Logan's resen•t:s rem(lined un-] The Blue [}('\'liS took an ear.l mi.ld(• 11 of 29 the f 1rst half and , An11a 112 Fort Ltram1e 68 enee between these tPams," he sl11l m g.nne ~arb . and ilsl tli·, S 7 t\.l!ke Wren of Athens and Wnght t:~ fJee throw . .Stobart htt l beatt:n w1th a 40·33 wm Box ly 9-4 lead and coas ted to a 14· f1m s!wd w1th 2ti of 58 from the Butkms 79 .larkson Ce nte1 6t j ;11 d 1012: Llo.; lcnmg to Mei\ft•e I a f) Huddy Moote of Middleport from uuts1de at 30 but Athens sc:01 e of the v<1rs1ty game 10 fu·st penod mdfgm. Gall!po- floor 'l hC'} made 11 of 24 at the: ~~rlaw n_58_ ~~~uston 38 Wolfe was sti ll In the Athens lfl s proh h\m he t o~ kl·~ l1is ' Lu1ned uuJ to bl:' exactly thai, a begtm lhe fowtl:J pe11od a..head W(•Jis1on t98 l -- GJililand, 8- lis remained m front :W25 nt foul lme and led m team IC· """" 10 25 47 6J 11tgh gym after th l! ga me l·n- t1•am to ColurniJus tonight to , dut\1 Mot,rtt edged Wren m the 42-41 4 20, Holzaphe l, 6-3-15; Stabler, tt~e half a~ Mitchell led r1rst bnund1r.g 41-36. J.aekson day n1~ht between Middl eport, play the strong Eastmore ehdJ 1 St.:I.WHlg J)arade , 14-15. 11aey Stobart, Moore and Davk 4-3-11 ; Jal'obs 14331 ; Jordon , hair seorers w1th 14 pOUJt3 . Rose . GnllJpol1s mnde t2 of 31 the Galllpoh~ __ _ _ 14 _30 ~~ nuw l-5, and Athens, now 51, of the Col11mhus C1tv Lf'a ~'lle 1Wl' le 111.1n tor· m<ln lilt mght, conneeted to open l11e fmaJ per 1 3 0·6; N1chelus 1·1·3, Ratliff, 2- had 10 for Jackson Ju st ha lf and 10 of 32 the St'C· ln legaue play. The vars11~ Co.H'h \lioiJe srm r11•d 1t up '1 1-1laymg eo1ch orh~r whlitt the1r wd. but so d1d Wnght, Wren U; Marlin, 2fl..4; Buesher 1 Pete AndersGn. 5-ll senwr oral half for 3-19 pl'l cent, con squat.! was downstairs, deadpan - 'l'h1s wa~ ou1 b~· s t game, J llldtes we1e arranged m vary· and Snyder and it was Athens 2-6, TOTALS 41 -16-98 gu<ird, w.1s held Lo 13 pomts, s1x ncetmg on 22 of td from tlw IIAme holdmg off, un success/ul h,l d tiH m S( l, u11d 1 ill so tulrl 1ng kmds of ton~ and sluff - off 48 47 Th ~:n Clark hit ftom out· Logan (54) - · Ph!' Ips, 211i. m the f1rst half John Davidson, 1 fl oor The Blue DN lis made 13 Jy, tears. They had JUSt bern them iJ they c;m contmue pl:.y dl'fenses !!ide twwe and Wrtght once to Courter, 12-4; Westfa ll , 33-9; 1).3 junmr center. started hJs of 23 al the ~ou l lllle ~ edged 69-56 afler lt>admg by mg 11ke this thr·y {';Jn lH P:Jk JM'IH:TS 1'A.KE J~EAO push Athens's advantage to 54- Kempt•r, 1·3-5 Poston, 4-3-11; first varsity L1lt for Gallipol1s[ 0ffl1'm ls wh1stled 34 personal small, light, tense mar ~: m s 500 111 th~ le<Jgue IJeillle Jt s J\.1 011re opened the 1coring 47 A11 ker, 21 --6; Gallagher, 1·02; and went the d1stance, collect- fou l~ 19 on Calilpohs and 15 on 1 through all but a few seconds 1-- - - - - with a long set sli,Jt With 11 mm By 3 25 Moore closed it to 54-- Bell, 42-IO. WhaJen, 142; TO- mg nme pomts and pickmg off Jackson B1g 6-3 John Bro\l.n l of tbree periods. tit._- wme 1i11d WreA made It 2-a 51 wttb two fielder.: ; Adams' TALS 19lfr64. s1x rebounds. Jimmv Gilmore sal out most of the fourth per· 'l AH old admirer ot Wolfe walkj lM 15 SCI onds l<!lt'! Stobail's twu free tosses made lt Sli-51, Rescrvea - Logan 40, Well :.-10 sop homore guard, had elghl tod after eoll ectmg four foul s. ed up: Rob Wren, ou basebull l ILlYllP rlt li 21 put \1HS ahead Stobart for 5&.52, Adams for 57· ston 33 plHnts J ackson lost 6- l JUlllOr forward t:oac.h and fathel of Atlwns 1:! 1'ht: JiJckets led 1!-6 With 52, Moon~ for 57~. Wnght for ~--Larry Adair, ~-1 sophomlllre Chns \1 ullm s 0!1 perso nal s at I Hi gh's fme guard Mike Wren 1 tiHt' l::l nnnut~:s left but Wren 5954 on two fr ee throws, tmd ATHENS <59) forward, and Gary Gillum, 5-9' thl 4 23 mark m the fourlh , "Carl, these boys ~howed llru~c HI Hnd Dlck Ad<J ms put~ Gt:orge SauP.r got the last MHS Rapp 1-1.1-2 Adams :.1 ·6-12 Sny- sernor guard, SCOJed for J ack· flame Gmgench plrked up good coacbmg. They knew what Jumper m to cltJS8 to 16-12 at goat as ttme ran out der 4-08, ciark 3-2-8, Wr~n son and Anderson bit tw1te for three personals m the last 3 32 tu do ttut ..tk!l'e 1:111d did 1t Nolht! ~nJ of the qllar ler MIDDI.EPORT (5o61 :us, Wright 6-2-14, Total:t 23 • (;alhpoli!-! tu g1v e the Blue Dev. of p!Jy. body teachd that kind of basMHS led 2t-19 at S· IO In the Slobart 11).4-24, TaRnehill 0.0- 13-59 •Is a 34-29 lead as the thtrd per- Jackson (S1) - Pntton. 5·3 ketball in a month, IIIli montl•s, The Mr!\rthul· Ge!J~ I <lls 1 ~ !'I I·( ond quart'Cr hut Snyder sneak 0, B Davis 3-0-6, Bradburv 2-1 Re serve !lrorf', Atlwns 57, tod opened Jackson took a 37 • 13; Grllum, 3-0-G: Adc~ Jr, 1-2 4; even a year,, nlbmed uubeah-11 !:• Mid Oll io fw lfl lui' two layup~ te h~t it at 5, Butcher ~. Moore 7-~ 19, Middlepml 22 . ll utl. At!•ens, 12, 34 leild ut the 3 35 ffiiJrk on two : Hose 9-2-20, ~1ullm s 4--1-0 Wren, tt one-time popular bag. V.t!ley Coi1ft:te1we hasketh.tll ' 2:1 23 <Jfh·r Asa B1 adbury gol Sauer l-0-2 Totals 23-10-56. Holcomb, Evans, MHS, eact1 8. buckets by Rose nne each by 1Cmgerit:h, 2 Q-4; Boggs, 2·3· 7 ~ - - · ~----- - - -- ~- ~- ~- -~ - - - - - Boggs and Dave Patkm. 'fot 31s. 26-11·6·1. letball official If there IS such pl<~y w1U1 a 70-42 \ll'1ol y old r a person, add~d, ''11us is out: I Hutl.md l~l ill <.~y mg/H t~t Me· The Ironmen coasted to a 47- Gall 1pol1 s (57) -Mitchell. 11 of tb• tmest teams J ha" SJ·en Ailhur. 41 margm at the end of three 3-25, llav1 dson. 33-9, Ham1lton.' penods and were still ahead 'i3- 0 2·2, .r G1hmre. 3-2-8 <\rder (lOme out of Middlepurt 111 111.111 r·.uurd Marvm rLL 1JI , bun1111 aF> D• ycurs. IL'Il haul to pl.,y u ~' <~llle the neb; Wllh :n J-IUHlb, paced 45 wi th 4 42 J.eft on the elock son, 5-J..l3 , B Smith. 0-0 0; b.kc tins oue and still losP " lilt:! (~Jielals tu llwu tiHrd CUH· in the last period Gilmore, o-0-0, J. Brown, 00. Anderson and Ed Hamilton. 0. Tota 1s. 22-13-57. M'ddl 0.. VII toJ y Another aeqaintm1c~ w,dked M·t tlllve conleJt'IWe lksplle the fact that they lead before both coach,. !Jlled 1 0-!-!, Logan o-2-2. Wer- 5-11 sen10r forv.ard, made a ::;Sc;;:;;o~re;_;:b~y~q~u~ar~l~er~s;.'===~~:::iiii:::iiii:i:::iiii:":po:::iiiirt:;,;::;::~;:::~ up Coach Jim Snyder ot the H~JJ lui lo1 I ~ lJu ckt'ls and ~tV! r1 we1 e ~l u gg 1 sh at limts, the Nel- Ihe floor with substitute~ and Cummgs ry 2-1-5, Swtsher I o 2 ,Moo re brace ol free throws Mitchel! . = ·- - - --- - -- -~-Oh10 U.nlvers1ty llo!JcHL'I, aud dwnty tosst·~ :-~oflv tlle l;reyhounds downed the the Panthers narrowed the gap 3-<Hi, Radford 1·0-2, Flnlaw 0-2- scored oo a rebound and was l lather of Athens fllgh s l111e .P.ll'Arthw W(l~ on top 12-9 Pomeroy !•anthers 70-56 Friday m thM rlo!i!ng minute and a 2. Totals 20-JII-50. fouled by Del Gmgerich. The fll)rward Todd Snydt r <~ l ti lt' end of the lu·.s t penod nJgl1t to mamtam t~ir tie for hair. BY QUARTERS Blue Devils narrowM the e~t~mt ·•rn Dever in my life S~•en and led Jl2J at )J alftune muJ ' fnst plate 111 £EOAL basket- Terry Daugherty ud Steve NelsonvJ\Jo OPTOMETRIST .... ·. 13 34 M TO ID 50-51. Secondo later MJtch· a bum:h of kids st1ck W th1·1r 55-.«t hy the ~11d of ~M tlm d ball action. Schultz Af the Greyhouf\ds each Pomeroy . . 11 24 38 56 ell drove In to lieor& and cut the Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5 !Close at NOOD ou quarter. . had lf points while SaJidy HarThurs. - Eas1 Coun St., Pomeroy The lo~ss left Cow b Adams' ~enw.r Bob Rtcharda, ih~wed old bad II. Dick Knight was the Ofhc1als: Bud Bier\J and load 5>-53. Jack51;1n mls!ied four eonsecucre w with a 2-l retold m con- loc . 1l f<Jmo~ why he IS consider- only Panther besldea Sfmpsoa t Tom Tuner. fert: uce fic tion lind 6-3 fur the ell one of the Mlly fin8 play- hit in the double ftgures . He st•,,soll. ers m lhe league by la~g had 1:1. Actually, nlne Panthf;U'S Huger Dav•s. a junior, clmge on several occasions were m the scoring, semor Rusty Little led the Red when Jt looked as ff the plu~ky Coach Bud Bickel's Little IJevds 111 scon ng w1th 10 pomts Panthers m~ght catch up. Rich- Panthers won the preliminary t'tH'h. JJav1s. h1t rur th1 ee f1eld a:ds wcHI high scorttr for tbe contest over tlle Nelsonville remght w1th 23 pomt.!. th b1 gu,lls and four fou l shoh wlule' The p U led b served 40-U w1 Bob W a ey Lanny Tyo, 6-1 semor ~uard L1tlte w:J~ <: onnet:tmg for two aa Jel':!l were Y getting 13 poinbl. Cokw ol N.J.. Nnk two free t.Ju-ows with Lwo bul'kt'l'l Jmd :)I K fr~ throws. Bruce Sim pson, who had 20 tonville also had 13. m'Ond!l left to giVe ~oath .John The usual I~ hl ~h Hutland pomt~ Wlth most of them ®m· The PaRthers are kilt untu AoJ>-- ar & Cook Tap. • 12-fL cmt l'trtlnhl""' WITH MAJCIING Power lxhaust Hood with Rlttr & Uaht. Wickline's Ky~er Creek Bob- I~con'r Kunnle Rlat k. a hi! ~ky mg !rom corner shots or from next Friday when tbey tnterNow Concoalod HlopL Compt.t.ly AutomatiC Oilhwnher, wltb lhgnotlll Catches & ~ Rollor liutdOL c~t~ 8 rvme-fwm·b~hUJd 69·57 ~cJuo1 , w,1 ~ ltmiled to only fo ur layups gottttn 011 ~ood drlve-Jn tam tht Middleport Yellow ROPER FonntCII Counter Top wlllll ~ lint.. 1 2 · - Table - · • C.pacity. tNnumbpn .alolverp· Clyde t EKvans' pomts by a light MeArlhur m:Nrs :~long the ba:ie line. JB<.'kets In a triple-header feaort u 1a Irate~ a y~ .. r . . fhe Panther• were In the turing tJJe Freshmen the R• CiDioiJl* l'llllfttiL (..'rtek ~'rlday mght di'rt'n ~e Ri<ICk, gomg mto th~ game throughout the first quar~ St.'T'Ves, and the Varsi'ty. The BUILT-IN North Gallia trailed 30-28 dur- g,mu·. W<~!! her! d!TIR the scnrmg t'l'r D.! Nelsonvtlle led 13-11 a! Freshmen start tbe pJa If the APPLIANCU 1 • 1nr' the IntermiSSion, but came '" . t·onfcn•n('t! g<liTIC~ Wllh 8 that pomt. The Greyhounds · b 17 6 avcra"e f I d I evemng a1 .,;30. OOck .!ltrong in the third penod "' u st qmu ter ea cam& rom a The box score: All. fOil ONlY te take a 48-43 l~d. The Pirates Thf• only oflwr McArthur play- fmal second shot from the Ctr· NELSONVD.J.E rnt• held on until 17 seconds re- er to h1t double f1tures be"1de ner as the buzze~ sounded. Richards lH~23 , Mechem t-t~ rnained when Chu ck Leach knot- Lh e shnrp-shootmg Hall was The Hounds quickly rolled up l, Daugherty 8-4-t6, Harold 5-lted the count at bl-a ll. Gilliland with four buckets and a oomfortable leod In tho ope<>- II, Schultz l-He, lla)'lll!l 1-l-3, North Gallia missed 8 ftnal two dmrity tosses for 10 pomts mg mmutes of the second quar- T tal!l 30-10-78 shot With 10 seconds ID go. Ky· The Generals tallied on 27 ler, but the Panthers o8JIIII b&cl< 0 POMEROY (S8l ger got the ball, and Tyo wos of 63 ottempts from the field to lra<l by tO at balftlmo. Actu- SimJl'IOtl 7~:>Jl JCII!ght 6-S-1] ONLT fooled by Clyde Smith with two for 47 per cenl wh1le RuUand oily, the Panthers had plenty ' ' seconds left. Tyo calmly sank sand 14 of 50 for a t:ol 28 per of opportunity to 900nt throughboth shot.o. coni. out the first hall but failed to Kyger Creek Is 4-3 for the The Rutland reserves doWRed cash in tn short !hots trom aeWURLITZER season, and 2-2 in league play. McArthur 4o-37 m an overt1mt round ti11.t key . The score st eBALDWIN North Gallia 1s 2-5 and 1-3. m the preliminary contest. Gary halftime wa.!l 34-24. Wlll.ll* Tye's 7» points paeed Kyger. Drenner led Rutland w1th 14 and Nelsonville again pulled away lON' Leach had 18 Roger Garrett Danny Yarbrougb chipped in in the flrit mJoutes ol the sec-end Clyde Smith totaled 14 eacb 12. ..,; ond hall. And agai1 tho Panth1ICUI for the 1o9ers. R.d will visit Wahama en came hack with the aid of In the reserve game, Kyger for anuther MOVC game 1\Jes- an all-c<:~urt pre6S and trailed UHNf .:UIIIIH Pl.ANMINO . .VICI AVArtAII.I won 31-26. C Bradbury's 10 day mght. by 14 ot the end of the third I'.-; NO DOWM MYMINf- M MOS. TO PAT poinb paced the winners, Les BY QUARTEilS quarler. The 1001'1 woo 5N8. Lemley bad 10 lor the losero. McArthur 12 n 5ll 70 In the final period Nel9011ln the varsity Ult, Kyger hit Rutland g 21 10 41 vD\a pulled awO)' b> I 110 point ---- - - --··-24 of 53 from tho field, and II THI UlTIMATE IN CABIN&m of 14 from the foul circle, and MCARTHUR (~) collected 16 rebounds. Tho P1- Prater 2-4-8, Gilliland 4-Z.IO, rates made 27 of 53, sank only Conway )oJ-9, ColviR :t-0-6, three of live foul shots, and Hale 13-7-33. TOTALS a7-16-70. got 21 re!Joonds. RUTLAND (421 Tonlgbl, North Gallla pia yo arret! l J-2-4, Jack 1-2-4, at W1Uoo whHe Kyger plays Davis 3-4-10, Kawkins, 3-0-6, al Midd!OjlOr\. Bo• oeore: Little 2-6-10, Yarbrough z.tl-4, 11oo .,.... aod ~ al priMloos lumltu,. II NPnlducod NORm GAWA fS7l Weber z.tl-4. TOTALS 1~14-42 Taylor, f.0-12 ;Garrett, 6-2-14; ___ _____ _ __ 1ft tile modem eonoept. Deep 81rved wood panel doors with ~~ ..QUAliTY GUARD" desip offerad only by PARR Twyman, 2-1-5; Smith, 7-0-14; CRAPT. ~nt "PECAN" lnlsh, PROVINOlAL style FINEST Ski<lmore, f.0-12. TOTALS ~ Ill • ar.. ..... M p CAN m•r twt• 274-57. lli'I'OftDI Sell The SHI~T KYGER CBEEK ( l t l Lescb,7-4-18; Tyo, 1-4-:MJ; Hall, Fvll Line 4-IHI; Spaulding, 0-H; Whobrey, . I -eept ' gl ' •flllriiOon Wellston RI"ps Jacobs Has 31 1 T•nMhill, lttllor !ed I l1ver ·hi! mes~age lo a JGmt , $10 savings Bl'<.'ount: Downie- 11te evenmg stars are Mars, Sato that Japan would do all it Wednesday 1 GT'088 Inc Arrow !lhirt for i Venus. Jupite-r and Saturn. could to bring North Viet Nam ;' aes:uon ot Cong1 es' ' · 1 Th b lod d At 1 p rn . ltST It wtll be tele-l dad ; Ewm8 Funeral Home, free 1 Me orn ay are un er to the ron feren re ta bl e. vised to the nat 1on m colur. , tnp hDme for mama; Goesser tht algn of Gapltoorn. Confeder· The Mansfield del egat mn ~ Dlrkun satd the Repubhrans Jewelry store, baby ring and Ill Gen James Lotlgstreet was report sa1d what m•ght even tually materialize from ~got.Ja. I~ I obviouslv l'illl have to · wait a bracelet; A &: P Supermark@t, born on. tbls day in 1821: fe-w daYs'' to dtgest tht Pres\: cert1f1catt for $S In babv needs . On tlus day In history t1ons m the present s1tuatmn ' '! dent's own uulline of his prob- The Oatly Sentmel, $25 !livings In 1815, Gen. Andrew Jackson that cannot be foreseen "w1th !ems and hl!l proposals for the I bond. Norma Good.wm, Doris!, wo~ the battle of New Orleans, Iany degree of certainty " Jt elecllon·year 1966 before sf'lttng I floral arrangement to mom; killing 700 Brltt~b troops and added, ''that i!l not, to say the forth th Jr owR t.elevJston 80 . 1 Duke {'leaners, 10 lbs. Coin-Op wounding fourteen hundred least, 1 very satisfactory e dry cleaning service $l In 1867, Congress app"oved prosper! • 1 type &wer value! Evans Supermarke-t!!, legislation prav1dln~ auffrage ----MOSCOW AI.F.XA~DER one rase of Gerber Food• for for Negroet In the Dbtrlct of bahv I. & Z Shop, baby g1ft Columbia FIGHT RESULTS Shelepm ~ a1d mission to Hanoi ,nay f~l·alale the Soviet role Ill eert1firale for matenal (mot. I rn 1918, President Woodrow By United Press IntetnAtional GOING UP FAST_ Co ns\ ruction of the new St. Paul:s Lutheran church In Pomeroy on the corner of East ""' her' Pomeroy Flower Shop, Wilson presented h.l1 14-pomt I I Second and Svtamore-~ t s 15 prog1essmg stead1ly. Ahove ts a v1cw or Lht• new bmldmg, showmg Its modern ded !he 1 tet Nam war, hi forme babv plenler Tinv's. $10 gift I plan for peace Jo Con~e,.. NEW YORK IUPI) -Johnny . K . ·c nslructl(Jn Co 1\orkcrs co ntinul'd the protect tills "cek Pastor Jo seph Kraly md1 cates conStrue• Wt!sle1n sow ' es s.t1d tudt~\ IP I sJgn, asexpected atr o to be comp leted by m u.l- ~lay and th e church WI'I I "d rn . 1d Maple 'I [n 1963 the first sess1on of Person 1741/t, Brook yn, out • tion l'f'rtl flt·ate Welker's m.: occu pt.e d bY enr Iy J une : Tl te c h ur.ch, mo.~ 18 The •Sov1N team tn~ u m~ a · ' h 176 Lawn Poultry Farm, turkey; the 88th Congre!l opened and pomted Harold Jo nson, , in every dimension. will be on a one-floor pattetn excepCf~r balcom es for 1he organ and ch~tr To, be au-~ondtti~n­ 1 1d d rocket s~;cla \Sl, ~e .u~~ Bailey's Ht'siRU! ant, free m~l , dkl not adJourn unW Dec. 30. Philadelphia (10); Billiter Math· ed t also will be all-clcclnc. Cons\ r uction rosls for the brnldmg wtll be $109,000. The overall ptoject lllcludma 1 devmtm~~: suppo• fl ."Y mg for dad K & C Jewelers, 3 is, 2671fl Grand Rap1ds, M1ch. co~ts of nPw mtenor fu nw;h111 gs, wtll ]l(_•.;; 1 ''0, (~0 _ _ __ 1 ~ deler1t ,\mr:tta n Hgg1rt"' ' p1ece fl'f'der ~d. Bahr C1otlers, A thought for the day· stoppedChuckWepner,2.17.Bay. uon , '' Nort h , V1etnamese 1. 're- Arrow sIurt ror dad , F armers Prs1denl Woodrow Wilson said· onne, N· J • 131 : p ete 'J'0 ro • ISO • HENNlNG HOI DS LE ·\D 1 ~er Pham \an Dong. we co~ Bank and Savmgs company, $10 1"The highest and best form of New York, knocked out Bobby ' mg the Rus~Jans. denoun.c I savmgs arrount Dutton Drug i e£ficiency ... the lpontaneoi.IB Custdy, Levittown,. N. Y. (2 ). JOH!\.NNESBURC: (lJPD Pr:sldenlt Johnsond !~~r~.re ~ abm- Baby'• Safety Nite light , Stif . Harold Honnmg, who rl red 'AI p~ugn, I e vowr w smas f!t>r s packa ge of d1apers : Baker I' ' d , .. n r d 1d tbe Umted Statf's COMPLETES COURSE I three-un er·p.tr uo II ay, ' lnstttute .,r Washington, D C.[ the field mto the tl11rd round of The Hannnn Trare Wildrats, l tor for his team's first SVAC jSout.flwe!lern ... ~. 14 H 41 • · , furmtur e. ~~g~ f' halr and pad . SACRAMENTO CAIJF _ A Mar~ente 5 Shoe .Shop, pair of 1 Mr. John D. Wagoner, Rt. 11HP hnhhed prescribed Course the South Afm:m P1 ofes<:.wnal paced by Dan Hall 's 19, a.nd win agamst thr ee losses Hoy Hannan Trace . . . 15 35 ftO 70 United Air l.lne~ Boem~ 727 childs !!hoe!!, Swisher and r Patnot. has completed a Col.lrfie of techmral studies With cret!lt· Golfers AssocI at !on Tour- backed up by 16 points each , Rtckle came off the benet\, I Reserve soore· Hannan Trace jel_carry R n s~Pngers awer Leh~e Kexall · Drugl'l ~ohnson m Radlo and TelM:I~Ion Ser- 1able grades Bnd is to be con- nament today V!llh a 3G-holf' rrom Tom Murdock and R 0 y 1when Roger Belv1lle got m foul 38, Southwe8tern 31. ved aba:~ly u~:r the 'snowy ~ahv ~~~el k~ bRut:an Furn-1vicing and has been awarded 1 gratulated upon bls achieve- total of 135. I BJckle <lown£'d the Southwest- ~ trouble in the second penod, I Sierra& Friday to avmd hlt11ng I IJJ e, o mg a y ~~r. I' a Dlplo~a- by ~e ~atlon~l Radlo mtnt. I ern Hi,ghland~rs 70·r!Sl las t night ' and piCked up the slack Dan GAME SOLD OUT .Iii Nny E:let'troJel The eommer· 1 al Mercc1 ~ dl e to rack up the1r 111all had 14 rebounds for the I · 1 <Ia! pilot Duane ~ OeKolb ' lfa ,J Southern Valley Athleltc 1 Wildcats. CINCINNATI (UP[) -The oald the' f.. l nvlng atfl'rafi I Con fe rence vic lory of the sea- Southwestern Is now 2-2 In ' Clncmnatl Royals announced ca.tDt Within MIO·l 000 IPf't of SF.OAI. ALL GAMES Evw one want& enou h mtn- 1 contnbutions to church, or 8 buy or make clothrs; buy 11 son. . . •. I SVAC varsi~y play, and 44 in i Friday that the. ~at10nal ellfb other It an elevt~Hon of l'EAM W L P OP Y i ' t f th piece or (u rn turr· or to take · w hile the vars1!y tilt ratsed all games lhc Wildcats are 2Basketball Association !I All· 1 1 14,(1ao feet. Wt~llston t 1 733 124 1ey to live on Man;, people feel , Y~~~ir ;hl~ee~ s~~~~~ !!!hare tn ' the children Ia a d~nllst. Th 1 ~gs the blood pressure of Y''•ldr:at 7 m all gam es Star game. scheduled ror next .AIGard the Jl>!liner \\Prt' Nrl~omllle 8 l 579 4RI 1lhat need more. How ~hould th 1 .1 1 Th.is •s a you may want m the future f:m ~. it was the prellmmary Coach Lloyd Myers used eight Tuesday mght has beea 10ld · E Waters . ('lnd•dale Athens P annmg · j could mclude: a dJfferent place game t hat ra1sed II 1e roof as llighlanders and all f igure d ·m ou. t Laiftl:llm 7 l 535 413 j we spen d our tncome'~" "How eod ami tim Y to teach older chil1 tor :paurornia 's Rt"pubiJcan gu- Lot!:an 5 S 465 490 1much should go ~or ~~~ for ~~en howe to think and decide lo hve; education for the chll· the Hann;~n Trace reser.ve~· l the sconng .ste\'e Elholl .. 6-Q be~nal nommat1on anrl , .lal'kson 4 3 407 402 cloth~ll:. fir mov1es'~ Th~se what IS important, use their I dren ; a family trip; and mon. 1spear-headed bv De~n W1se s senior, was h1gh w1th 16 pcmts. Four Star Televislon In Holly• Alftmbly Speaker ,les' t' \1 Gall1poll~ 2 5 400 41:! question~ are asked by families 11 e and tne y and bandle ey for , a ramy day" L•sl the 16 patnts, h;mded the Southwest- [ Gene Hall, 6-1 JUniOr, was neKt . . Vhtt&h, D-lnglewood Middleport .. 2 5 421 438 whether they have t500 or SlO,· m y rgl ~ will work I things you want the most fll·st. ern reseJVes their fm;t loss, 38-1 Yllth 15. 1 wood lS preparing a ser•es ba1o 1 Pomer,1v 2 IS 434 556 \ tXJO: whether thfv are newly money our pa 8 37 1n sVAC play. 1 &mthwestern (58 )_ Hall, 7-l led on the memorable western ftftAMI - HEAVYWF.IGRT SEOAL VAR8lTY married, havt children of var- bet::~ when everyone pulls tAT I Family goals change a~ ti me 1 The lit!le w11rlrats trailed 37- 15, Elliott, 72 16, Colley, 4-1-9; mov1e, "High Noon," which ltar~ chalnpton Cas!!lUI Clr~v I!! 1 TEAM W L P OP IOU! agea, or are about t.e re- ge~ . k wh t u want to passes, therefiJrl' , any spC'nd- :rom lhe ]. 1 ~ t 2 4(J of the contest Jackson, 4·0·8. Curus, D-1·1. red the late Gary Cooper, and 9 you decide [ ing pkm must be flex1bl~ Sn put on a prE'~s. scored e1ght Bryant, 22-0-4, Carter, bs~lor today, nd of a bPf!ull· Well!'!ton . r. 1 451 345 lire. Ftrst, thm ~2 2 young Peter Fonda bas been 1 tut:thicago model he sa1d pre Athen~ 5 1 !97 312 You can use money to help ~· This w!U he p yo Li t thmgs your fam1ly wants may 1 pomts while holdmg SoulhY.est- Waugh, o-3-3 Totals, 24-10-56. s1gned for the leadmg role. AI 0 fertitt "skin ttght · !lAck~ tfl Ntl!10nv11le r. 1 W 333 ~~:et what you want by: makmg h w ~ use your ~oney. sd seem impos~ible to get no no t ern scoreless and handed the I Hannan Trace (701 - Bel- Will Kane, he will porlrBJ the thll Je!JI revea ling dr~~se! wor11 Jarkwn 4 I 310 341 plam : following your plans. l t e h ings youF7~n ~n ~n t hesitate to hst them. An estl·i httle Hlghb ~dt>rs their first ville, 3..o-6; Bickle, 64--16· Dan-! snn of the marshal Cooper play. by ~ Btack \1usll m s1sh~1s ('1 ,11.: ~ Log;m S 3 :421 366 1and changing your plans if you In t e future ~ ~ w 8 mate of the cost or reach ing the loss In re~en·e play South- ~ iels l-3·5· Murdock 4-8-16 Cre- ed in the film Katy Juardo will di't'Orre from 26--' ear old Snnj1 Middleport 1 ~ :00 391 1'need to To do th1s, you must ealcllh WI!! ~st lh In how yout gools is part of the plan !1wesiC'rn 15 no~J. 3 1 and. Hannan meo~s, 20~; Hnr~ison, ·1·2·4. have the Helen Ramirez part, f'alllpoli! 1 5 341 356 L h t I ho w me '"r mp you wan Ia ~ 1 cosl•hlm t1~000 11 yPar Rl1mom• w later We Will conlinue the rhscus- 'fr,1ce 22. I Total s, "'24 ""' ·70 whi ch Iho a!IO "'"Yed ~ 308 4511 .now · w a you ~an .; for )0 y~ars and 122.500 m at Pomrroy 0 A · much money is commg m; how Thl , eed lion or -.i e management or I Coach Ceorge Evan! cited Score bv quarters: film. _.....__ f d TOT~L< 14 14 zt91 zt91 to k di g lan how ngs you may wan, or n s ' · .:__ _ _ ____ _ _ _ __ _ _ MriiJ!"! 's ee~ !lin rxpf'n<i:E'!! (ll rna e a Rpen n p : aoon might be pay ail bill! I money next week. I "team effort" as a major fac ttu(bearmJI] fi'ndav before [ 1r - - - you spend your money; how to _ :_ • --- - ruit Court Judge Hamid SpRt•l Sli.:OAL RFJIF:RVF..S make changeR In your spending [IIIII ~ U "Whew 1 '' sa1 d the Lmu~v11le Tfo:!\M W L P OP plan, and what change~ you Up after it 11.a11 nit o~t r Logan .. 8 0 31 2. 222 can make, ' .hwks~tn .. 6 0 27! 184 Your money can take care of 3 3 2-48 239 you 1t cannot take care' o[ It· FRANCISCO - A NF.W \.\PII~tun 2 4 214 229 1 Sf.'lf Plan to make your money I storm headed IHward Ore~on Nrlsunv•lle IS f]oo.lwlllf'r~t rftlf'i!tPd (tall ipOII!I l 4 193 2.3l 7 1 tAkf ('8f@ of you. Pnmrrnv 2 4 22Q 'Wl.'l 55 What Is important to you and in th the western pari ot th,. 0 6 !no:. ' MlddiPpurl 1M ":r'' •tate and Norlhnn t i! h[urnpt ' your famlly''' Each family must •-" TOT\l.S !4 %4 1857 1857 k I Th d pntfWmg Uutoe dav~ of ha\or FRilMY'S RESULTS~ e spen · 1 rna e 1ts own pans. Washed-our b1 1dgPs waif'! -! !Vanity) ~ mg plan vanes for each famlly 1 .... nUlrked hom~s and slll-.adf-. Jackwn 83 !: alhpoill ~ 7 dependlng on Income, the slzt 1 / farmlands remauwd a~ E>Vult>ni ·P . Allu:!ns ~~ M[(Jdlt>port and age of fam1ly member~. 1 58 of the destructive power nf the NE~I!Ionvllle iO PomProv 56 where they ~lve, what they do , fioods which h1t afiN 10 d8)'5 Wf'll!tnn 118 LOf!!an 54 , and what killd of Te8p0111lblil· Ill riin. 1 tRttw.rves) tles they have , Jackson 41 Galhpoh s 3r1 Before • family caD Improve t'lat Logan ~ Wellso, n33 lb apendmg plan, II muot de1 ·~~ AU1ens 57 Middleport 22 ctde what 11 wanta the lncornt j ~ TO INTEREST OF Pomeroy 40 NelM~nvlllP 36 to buy that they do oot now have MI!IGS . MASON \RH I TO~lGHT'S GAM~s, for member• 1f tbe family, Tile ii_~•••.'". 1, ow.n, ...., 11 ,,.., Athrm at Columbus EaslmtOr family must have pretty well tan togs outrebounded \18 oppooeots allf lbey cbote lhe top rehouotlfDC team ol the coulereoeo lo de H. ,p agetOWfi • • • S d• ' Coach Gary Parsons' East- 113 when the fi rst quarler end- tively. Ray Just!• aloo cliipped1 Jim !ltadwell 10 IIJr tiH! Llttle 1 The Jackets picked oil tt, ern Eagles got lbetr ~stxth Will ' ed, 32-2S at halft im e C.llld 53-41 1m 7 for the wmners. Eagles whlle L. Fry Jed Waha Athea& 32, B1U Davis led witfi. of the cage season w1th an e<~sy, <~t U1e clos~ of th e thml penod. Lanky Chul'k Marshall the rna Wilh 11. U for Middleport. For Atbeal 75-51, ttmmpb over the v1s1tmg Eastern wa.s never behmd . BY QUARTERS: ioyder had 11. 1Wh1te Falcons With 14 pomts on Wahama While Falcons Friday Eastern scm mg v,as paced 1seven field goals. Ray Redman Wahama . . ........ 13 25 41 51 1 In 8booting tt W81 a Dellf night. by Semor Charles Knight who w1th 13 and David White with Eastern .. . 21 32. 53 75 The Jackson Jronmen continued th e1r age-old jln:x over atandofft A&heu II of 11 lot Tbe victory upped Eastern's poured through mne fteld goals ljl were the only other Wahama WAHAMA (511 GallipoliS Friday mght in Galha Academy High Scbool gym 17.7 P"' eeoh Middleport II record m Mid-Oh10 Valley Con- and three f1ett throws for 21 1players to hit in double figures Redman 5-3-13, Fry 1-3-5, downing Coach Duke Burs>:>n's Blue Dev1ls 63-57 after of Sf for 35.9 per eeot. Tbl ference games to 2-1 and 6-~ ov- pomts. Close belund was Olar- Eastern connected on 28 of White 4-2--10, Thompson 1-13, " overcoming a 30-25 halftime deft clt and out.scormt thlt fOIII'tb quarter IU.Jgestl wbJ erall. The Falcons of Coach les Eichmger w•Lh 19 on e1ght 1'll field goal attempt~ for a 49 , Arthur 2-0-4, Varian 1-6-2, MarBlue Devils 22·11 in a b1g third perwd AtheDII woa - Gle 8llldop Bob Oliver are winless ln four buckets and three char1ty toss- I per cent average. The Eagles shall 7-0-14. Toblls 21-9-51. Larry Mitl:heli, 5-10 oophomore Blue Devil forwar~ Jdt I of 7 from the lleWJ conference starts. es wblle John Pooler also htt m w1!1 be traveling to Sout~westEASTERN 7~.1 "He oeeds gla5Ses. ~ .keeps plunked 10 11 goals and made three free throws to pace MilS f of Z8. Eastern led all the way after double fi gures w1lh to. I ern for a SVAC game tomght. Douglas 3-%-8, Knight t-321, sayiog: lle cao't see me lrom the locaJs and take scoring honors of the mght with 25 • ran n 0 IE breaking 8 9-9 lead midway The oth er two Eagle starters, The Eastern Reserves. s~red PMier 4-2-1.0, ~usUs J.a-7, BadgAdam!" pomts. Mitchell also led Gallipolis rebounding wtth 10. through the first period. steve Bndg!ey & Rkhard Doug- a 44-31 wm 11\ the prehmmary ley 3-3-9, Eichmger 8-S-19. Roush Larry Rose, 6_1 semor forward ~ ~ NBA 81aidnp 1 The Eagles were on top at- las, had 9 and 8 pomts, resvec· contest. Mike M!lrtin bad 11 and 0-1·1. Totals :18-1~7>. made nme fJelders and two foul tJVe free throws before Ginger· I BJ Vnlled rr.o IDierDallottol I ~hots to lead the Jackson Iron· 1~h played a rebound and made Euttnl DivJsloa 1 1'0RW I Eagles Whip Wahama, 75-51 87 STEWART HENSLEY ''The situation ., It now I United Press lnteraatlonal appears orfers only lhe very WASHINGTON (UPI) - A shm prospect of a )us! I Senate study miSSion headed by settlement by negoUat10ns or R d Democratic leader Mike Mans. the alternetlve prospect of a 11 Coach Art Lanha m's RIO GJande Cu ege e m~n l f!eld sees little chance of a just eontinuance of the conflict in slapped WalshtCollegc dO\\D 74-59l;tsl nlgh_t ~t c,a,nt~n m ncgotmted settlemen+ in the the direction of a general war the first of two WPl'kend g.l!nes 01.1 the 10 ~d Iomg,ht, v N . It eports the ou the AsJafl mamland," the , p t t k liaunon ( ollege ']he Jet am war. r they are at E.ne. a 0 a e on · alternative as contmued fight- i report sa1d Redmen are now 10-4 on the season. I' ln8 "in Ule dlredion of a I It was rei"ased Fnday as Big &.5 paul D1ilon scor<'d - ---t.h A '-' e &Jan these- other developmenl.s oc18 points but lo~t tht scormg Grandf' s total or 52 team re-, 8~neral .~ar on 1 c~ll'red ci el ef the evemng lu Wal~h 8 bounds. The Redmeu shot 40 t n alnland u 1 wound ~r <'Pnt h1ltmg 31 of 77 attempt-1 The Vlt'WI of the flve-membt>r 11 It tall Nlrk Pa .o af w,1;' losrrs ' ed fl t>ld . goa!s and tht'~ ron- group were disclosed by I I - The Commun ist! chargrd up with 2:8 J)(hlmts or 1 '1'1., ,m;. vPrtPd on 2 of 21 from . the foul ~rt on their 30,000~mlle trip and the Umted Slates demed . and .!!COring onors 0 1 ~ < J nd S th US I ed Pelle r('nl the other !me lfl Europe, Rm1s 11. a ou 1 that . . panes resum test,. 'fony 1 h' ~ 1 pun' h ThrrP other Redmen were : Viet Namm and the Far Easl l by U S al11es mto North V1et hal of Wa s s ont> \\O .. nown m doubtt> flgurPs Shawn Greg- I at the requet~t of d f D tm P~sl ent Nam The De ense epar ent 1 bob of whom are we II ·., "mmt~ my had 17 Don Tramer 14, an d Johnson. 1hey , H returnel 1ast saHl, m rep y to an01" s h.d 1" 1 to Redmen f ans · Jun Marshall 14 Rio Gran , de month •1charges of an attack l"ed ,y nes· h 1 Iorteosers 1 • 1 hdk Dill 1 had 24 of Rio , led 32·27 at the hlllf. Johnson planned to get l1 day, that no raids a ta en on 1 so -~~· Rlo Grande 174- - Dillon, 'I another report today from plare smt•e Dec. 24. 7-4-18 · Gregory, 8-1-17; Trainer, asaistanl Secretary of State G 5-4-14:' Marshall, 5.J.l3. Towler, l Mennen WUliams 00 African 1 -senate GOP leader ~verett 1-0-2; Luselll, 2-0-4, Bullork, t. retctlon to the intensive u. S.l M Dirksen, 111 , said shipments 0.2 Collins. 1-0-2, Uhl. 1-0-2. camp'itign for ne'gotlatlons. Wil- l by US alltes into N1rth. V•el Total~. 31 ·12 74 bama wu retumlng from a Nam would "~et some discusWalsh tS91 , Pallotta, I0-1-28; tour of 1 do~en African sion'' when congress reconMlll~r. 3.()..6 PPll('ji!flnl, 5-2·12: capitals. venes Monday. He said. a Koskovich, 2-1-5, Footsko, 2-41- 1 Tbe report by Mansneld and 1 blockade or lhe . North .. V~et1 4; Kane, 04~ . Totals, 221559. 1hia group was thl!! first public i namese port of Hmphong Is the BaHt1mP score R10 G1 andt> ' di.!!Ciosure of their assessment just, propt>r and necessary ala• 32, Walsh 27. ' ol the mi8Slon. They reported thing to do ." to JohnBon Dec. It, beforo the -A high-level Soviet miSBlon chief executive ordered b1s headed by Alexander Shelepm i Wllfldwlde peace <ampa!Jn. arrived in Hanoi, Shelepin, No 2 man in the Russian Commu· WASHINGTON - SENnE ' IContmued !rom page I ) TU Almlnae nist Party, pledged "all-sided GOP Leadfr ~:verftt M Du k 1 Jon gasohne for dad's car, 1 By UnUed Prest IDterDaHonal support and aid'' to North Viet . S rd J 8 th Nam, 181 plans 1o Jolll Hv11se RE>pub Prancl! Flomt. novelty Vilth 1 Tod licaa leallt>r~ m h ammg h·~ O\\~ ~ut flower: Cra w's Steak ~ouse l l... ht:yd:" ::u1;]• WI~~ a57 ~ US Ambassador pll'ty's Stat@ of t11i:' l 'moo free dmner to Dftd. Citizen! I e'fS Y - Roving the last of menage in TPplv to that of · Nafmnal Bank, $10 savlnga a.. roll ow h' It Averell Harnmon, Pre~~ldent J 11 hnsun 1 round Stark's. new diaper pall, 1 The moon II approac IDIJ s John~;on '::~ envoys remammg The Wnle Hous@ annount:f'd N~l'. York Clothing House, shlrt l la!lt quarter. •- J abroad, rece1ved & promtsc Jridav the President w 11 de· , fm dad . Pomeroy National Bank The m~m1 star 15 up 11er. from Japanese Premier Eisaku at 'ghtl u::d~·~:~~.~o·P~; ~~~: GAHS Drops TI Garne T0 Jackson - 'sERVIa 2-0-4; Craddock, ~; TOTALS, lf.Jl.sg, By quarterS! k,yfl"r Creek It! 10 a 69 North Gallia 14 Ill 48 57 Rosen•.,. - ~t¥ger II North Clol1ia .. ONE-DAY SERVICE ON REQUEST Robinson's Cleonero e Pome..,y UN Out P:ree p.,klng Lot At •.•• Haw~s Cycle Sales I I - 50A & 33, I Milo- o i Opon 9 to I Thurs. lot,9 to I "'"" Woct. Prt . 191-7123 Athont, ., ·- -POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY The Department Store of Building Since 1915 PhoneWY2-3193 o. pr._ I �' ) ' m•"" Fllurt..., Melfll CMIIIJ •111 llllerelt 11M been llftl\l'" berds are on DIIIA • EDPM ed. test, one II on DHJR..EPPM, A ler ' lblp IIUdy Identified and two are oR Owner Sampler, leadanhlp &roiiPI l!ld polnltd manual computation. out tho need lor leadership d•· Two herds exceeded 500 ibs. velopment. butterfat average per cow '!be Meigs County Cooper'a· with 14,509 lb. and 12,219 lbo. live Exten!lou Service provides By C. E. Blakeslre The l.!rge::;t single organized Meigs Count is a part own-[ to work closely with four group11 help was given to school lunch 1 publicatJOn started m . October milk average. ' "Cow, Crop, educational Msistance on an Collllly A~t·nt. Agriculture I gr oup of \1e!gs county assisted er of the Jackson District Ex· ~oun~ homemaker!! young :-.upervtsor~ m the county going tJ ;lQ people and m Janu- Cost Clmlc" wa s attended by Individual or group buls in all More than 4,700 persom - Uunng the .,ear included 388 4-1tension Camp at Canters Cave ~ workmg homemakers, low Jn- Lhwugh meetJ~g~ with a spe(·- ery" ~nd "Knowmg a Goo~ 40 commercial farmers, •'Dai· areas of agriculture, h001emen , wvmcn. and chtldre n - re·l !I duh hm ~ :md gtrls who were Im Jarkson Co unt)'. 1'hls past ' c~me famJIIes. and youth She taltst and providing pnnled t ef- It ts conc@rned "'th ttmely t.n ry nhentance,'' school W8!1 'Bt- maldng, marketing, resouret de-telved a9stst<.~nce durmg IIH' enrolled Ill 7i!l projects. This I}'t'llr 62 Meigs county (-ll club wlll, of course, COI~tinue to er~n('e mat~rial . [ormation . '.n Home Ec.onomu s tend~?d by 30 datryrneA. velopment and youth. . past year from lhe Metgs Cmtn- progt am 1th hoys and g1rl!J In !members ~nd 11 camp counsel-~ work \~1th the .organ1zed M_e•g~ Se~tembet and ~tober WOJ k- An}'one v.Jshmg to rjecc1ve the , 1'we!ve farmers completed the All that is required to receive ty Cooperotavt' Extenston ~erv- :rl club~. rottld not have been lors participated m the trajnlng County ExtensiOn Homemaker ~hops m remodeling and aller- Hometnakel s Newsle.ter may Metgs ( ounty 100 Bushel Corn this asslt!lance Is a telephone 1ct stuff. acrordmg to thr an ('flrriPd out without the asstst- ~ m conservatiOn, crafts, recrea- 1clubs. mg clothmg w~re taught by t~le (·on tart the Extenswn Offtce Club program sponsored by the cell to WY 2-389&, I persoll81 nual report Just completed. (l lll'6 of 57 vo lunteer advtsors tion. and comrnumty living heid i In both a"riculture and home home economics ag~n.t at S.tl· Leader t~ammg mee~mgs Mrlgs County Agronomy Com· call to the office loceted m the 1~cunom cs •opportunlly s pro· vatlon .Army HQ Addllional help were held m · Vegetable Cook· · ld 96 • b t f the Meigs County Servmg th e eountv ~t th{' ~rt' - and '1.2 Jlln ln r Ica ders a. t th e camp . d mtttet' Average y1e aws ,, asemen 0 1 1 1 sent tinll' ar r Countv E:-.:tl:'n· A spec Jal activity durmg the : High honors came to :MeJgs l Vlded for 'traming m an; held ~as glv~n to two ow ~nc~mel ery" and .,Knowm ha (~~o bu shPI~ pl'r acre compared to Home, or a Jetter. Individual sJOn AgL•ni s \Lll ~art>! F Clll- poq se\'era l years has been a i County 4-H clnb yo'ung ~eope ! that specialists are pro\:tded by ' ~on:'ema ers on an m lVI U;.J F'Jt," lh~ latter ~ug l by S rs. the five \'ear average for Meigs farm and home visits will br hth~. Home Elonnmt L:-, :.md l' JOin! proJect With local farm tills past year when Richard ., the College of Agriculture and' a1ts, I f I OJ ~na ,;yne~, x~ensiOn t~- Cou ntv nf 54 I bushels. Seven made upon request F. Blak~slet> ,\gneulturl' .Jo)CI' rovper.1ttves Ill the study or co~ Koblentz was oomE'd an Ohio Hnme Economlu ttl Otllo State ''PI series o d ourp esl:)ul\s, cJa ~· k IS ml5ormMa !OQ was at. farm(' r!i HChleved the lOO bush- There were 3,110 bulletins dis· •1 • d If the _ farm , 'anmng 11n reparmg en UIIC tG It ~1gs coun y , h i t b led 196' Ev•rv pmon Bowen IS thr hill -tlmt' s•'\l't' oprr,llves, an leadership delegate, Sne Ann Umv£'1~11). Meals" !or the Youn F'amil," II '8krtfl el ctub. torn urves1 1osse5 n _ra u . m o~. ". tary and Sue Wt)l)de 1s a p<trt bu'ill lf:>:-. flnrl\ f'artn Bur· M be th t f g }, omem Mt•tg" Cnunl\ have bet>n reduc· m Me1gs County Is welcome to the r•a u vouth n A FHA and 4_H yers came e scc1e ary 0 1 llunng t9tl5 '8ss1stance was Wd'> eunducted for ymmg home· In the agr1cullure<~l f1eld 41) 11 .• 11 .1rvc-t lo>s" v·ls!l the offtce browse throuah , 41 1 111 ~' t tme st•cre I<lr\ " 1" 0 111 1 •' FaJr gm·n to 01 .gamze . . an , up1101stery rna. kers or t he I',u tt' and a1 .ea m Mr1gs <'.OUn ly constgnol , s. .,md 1"·I1 ..lecause ' c ~•r f t 1 11 , . 11 ·w ·lub mernbt'rs [J~rtte!pated m the Ohio State Jumor k d I" '·k · " 'djust· the bull(!t\n riles and make IIPll or~. par, IJ<.; •u• ,v• .II!':den t ' Boo!'d and Jenmfer Blakeslee h ld . t lth N b d D b '8 f d I t h d <Ht un 'o! n t l'l I m thl' county as "ell · ' I class P m conjunc 1on w ovrm e1 an eceru er , ~ ee er .. aves a t ree emf ll win the 1964 their selection 111 o'ram Mr F ~ · pt 11 1 ( '· g WflS chosen -as fLT~t runner- up 1 1 ttona,1 horne econo m- year h as been the Homema k- ons 1ra 1tona1 S<l 1es m · th e •rea meHt mee 1111 ~ tr 0 g •• s. A't!lnct t ld Mr~ Rt tot Hs m th e stHte awards tour · · . , t 1e voce The Extension Service takt> ~ 1 an 1· ' 11 1to the Oh10 Stato Fm Junior ~on "' d t t t Eas tern Hlg h 0 ne 0 f tb e 1as 1es t . growmg ,.~1 even 4· II c1ub mem bers so ld~ program. Bowen ~ecrPI.H, .• md Je11n1fet 1-'oluch included the Htg Bear 1 ueen ItS epar men a 1'1w Mt'll-!" ounty ling time Justified pride. we beheve, in 1 1 Ulh!!e, 4-H a-;~ t~lmt;"" . . . . Wt~rPhuu ~E". Ollto St<Jtt> Univer~ 1 Q ,school Twelve homemaker~ ~nd most popular adiVJ!Jes t.lll~ ft~ht . st-ee1s ~·etghmg. 6SL1 pkm. •· Mrt~ founty _A Look being an important reason for The CooperaftVP ~!('mann dr· :-.tl \ and lht· t\111:-;cum ol Sci- · In lm.'lle economics, gulde·. •"arned h?w to re-cover turn! }C<~r has been the Homemak- fJeJwd s At the rust Meigs Coun- Abeart," was prepared as the the- United StalPs farmer en· vice pru~ram ~~ .t JOir tl dfmt l'll l'e and fndu stry ln Columbus I lines prOVIde for MISS Gnfflthg ture. lnstJluhonal - ma~~g-~:n~nt _en ~nthly newsletter.__T -~ a_s ty Steer Club Salt. - - • - - res\tlt of the "'ttrk of 75 agri-1Joying o world·wlde reputaby the co ttn'\' , s t.~tP .~nd f,.d~'r - T11o gn ls. l"attv Dorst end I busttlt'"" and l'Ommumty lead· taon t\5 the most knowledgeable, al govern mPn ls to prm tdr m f' .11 I3.1dcy \Wre d-elegates 1 Frlr.nds or Frank LandAkl':r, • f'r" 11111 lnttHin'<i t'Qptes were sc1enlifK. and skillful produc· wlw :-;uffered a heart attaLk on fqnml, out or S(hool edur ~I ! JOII ftolll lhts Jli'Pg t' .l lll to thf.' Am er·' arriSODV e I cm:ul(ltrd II\ t~ rountv and ar of foodstuffs in history. to adults .Uld \!illlh m lllnl 1•.1 1\ [nslllult' or Cooperatives i Df'C' IOwdlbegladtohear he rural non·lnrm ·""' urran ,If ,, ( ll l!PIIilla, Nll;s!)Ull, Ill Aug· " Improved and w•s able to eas. II' I S!l up •nd ... t Chnstmas dm· f'!!w In Farming Teachers see Demonstrations At Beauty Solon Extension Service Activities of l\965 are Summarized H • 4-Daill' Senillll'i """"'"" \l! dd lepo rl . 0. ·J:n~ ~ "Sure Sign of Quality" F00d' F.b I er News Notes ne~. .. . ommiSSIOD Study LonJJ-Range Policies ---- Baptist Women Re-elect Same Off. e Sl t I \ 1 Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 1 I * I 1 t.,t 992-2181 POMEROY LANDMARK 'I 1 j • ~ -,.'- Why wait until you can afford a whole new kitchen-!lart today with jus! a sink and wall unit of btouliful Bronzeglow Birch and you will be amazed at the enormous improvement ;ust this oDe change makes. You can frnish out your kitchen later at your convenience. We have available a I· I I f" complete line of cabinets-sizes to r.t any kitchen plan. Exper t installat1on handl ed hy our own experienceu ere" Suitable te"'" con he am~~~ged. ! '$cJr..Wti.dL ~IT C Ht:NS ••1 ' "" BRONZEGLOW~ BIRCH Cash & Carry-cash & Delivery-Budget Plan Th;nk of it I You pay lor Ieos for the Rom1ngton Super 7B4. Yet, here is a saw with features that used 1o be available only in expen1rve profetsional mod oil. Tile Super7~4 is by IBf 1M --powerful chrill IIW in !Ia prlculass. A!ld lt'a~~~gg!ld-w•ll srond liP to lila eolllllnt grind of dei4v paduc:bon cuttong. CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ..,.,.,_,OW. FEATUflES - Powerful64 eu. ... 6tll- , .. sed tlvougbout tor kM\g ~..., ltettcftlng-Ex~lutlv• Roll•r Guide B•r for 1 b u"' lhlin drag. m~ IVo•• r-----------------------, ,o. I I ....... CIIAI. lAW I YIA& ........, . . I Af'!'INGTON AfiiM$ COMPANY. INC. ........... .,..yet I lltlll'llt ~nanuf~tlltl'll'l tlehcN tn INt.,..lnlll WMII•Wh\9. I I Shoutd your IMi'ngtan eillul uw ,.... llltl'lol .,.. th• I 1 *'""• gueranl.., und II~ to fl•rroit•ICM• AIM Ca tne, Poww Tool& D4Lbhlillt, Park FOIMC, ......_ Defectwl,... w11t bl ,..,._...~COlt ol Plftl Of IIMr tl .,_ ...,_ ~- YOII'chlin•ww."bt>""""lllltJH....,.._. I I 1 L----------------~------J :! ==· ·-'"' "'" ... considered thet~elves and oa IUHothe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • outs witb teievltdoa ' mted b) It-are, if tbey can't : see it, in perhaps their greatest bargaining position tver. Tlte networb art desperate for good prorct to flil those movie nilhtr In lilt future IIIey have five auch nlghto each week coming up next season. t is a ct.nce for the writers who deserted television, or who •ant 1o work for It, to demand a greater share of independence thon tbey hove been able w get. The same with the stars Thry don'l need televislon.l TeleviSion needs Ihem. They :I are tbr prHOid (oods, like the movies wlth p...,.sold titles. 11 is a time to bargain from LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTOR alrength, to be hardnosed and Sit back and mow your lawn .••• rake, 1111, 10, and 12 lip-an with direct drhe (no ftrm <or "" deal)-even wltr horrow, seed, fertilize, spral, haul, remD!Ie belts or chains to wtiiiJ lbaul). llodanl aponsors, who hke prHOi~ anow. Handle dozens of jobs fast and stylina.andeasyltlndi...,.Encf....Sfor , roodlJ as well u any producer lily with 1 Cub Cadet and YQtJr choice of )ears of ruiiiiBd Ule. faiYIInniMillblt : II could be television'• last over 50 attachments. Threemodels-7, --llllllldaettheMCidltsaon. cbaoce for legitimacy. f profsslionsl-modsl flstures yst co1t1 only '14211' I I • '~/ NEW front REMINGTON A chsin 11w with ..... . . ..,.~~ l . " 4-SEASON HELPER ••• INTERNATIONAl: cuB CADET) ~ I NOW YOU KNOW -- ME I Gf !..~~!~.~~~~~~ T C0. lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON I I .I SOCIAL Around And About Middleport Hospa·tal NeWS 1 1 -- - -- - - ----- STORE HOURS • Gordon H. Caldwell Roush's Shoe Store i iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ HARRY MILLER having a JANUARY SALE! I WAREHOUSE STOCK! FLOOR SAMPLES Special Prices On New 1 1 1 Phil co Refrigerators S . Ch h T p ·· e In fund Drive ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? f ceoior. .. • II llo*lr.a, .., . -IIVtlm" 'l'rllnllll bor e~~urc~~e~ wiD blld every-mem· dlltlr canvurer. Tbe Plubyllry proJaela lir tnlallli • work· !IOI'VN Athena, 8clo!A>, ·- Q~l SHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 PM • • ... •::::- Host, . , II a-t skllla. Glilla, Llwrt11ce, Melp, JICk'ndl wJD 1011 Milly Ml,GOI. SOD, CUoto., HJ&hltnd aDd Pllte h 111 r.. .n over 9oatbtn CIIWIIler. cMI .. nftrnd to JIICklall 011 lba CIIDPit,rl committee It .. C1t1e 91111 II Glen Hueholl, M Strtr 81., .... _ - - - - -- - . -- --.- ... - ~ I CALENDAR ..,.,_t ·- Attention Dog Owners 1 TV Jn Review ! e I I 1 1 1 CALL US NOW Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Orders Now! lOLA'S 1 1 l 1 ! BUT·· I ·1 I Q I ' , j Ttmelor Switti! Q ege Scores M • I Ab aln y ou 'j ; People In •pOmeroy --- We hope and Mrs lliel French VIS· ited the Davtd Reese fami ly ill M Balttmort>, Ch nstma s day this nice Mr and Mrs. Lar!'y Ch:ark and By BENARD BRENNt..;R fh(' Umvrr sity of MmnesoL1's 1 Mr and 1\lts. Earl Starke at- WASHINGT?N 1UPI)- :res- ~ College of Agrlrulture, mli"m weather ded b YM !dent John!!on lnew commJ!il~tm hers come from bu~mess. ag. ten a supper gmn y " · od . d r·•t • b 1 d d R W h f h on 1o an h.~r mee s m nrullure, Ia or, n uo;;try an 0 oy dl~embon hdtn onor er Wa!!hlngton next weeK to open the universirit>.'S. lasts .... o hu sba n s rrt ay . d h d f 1 1 a weekend wtth ,hts mother, l Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhode.s ~~~~~~a~p:ar!tupt~i;~.- ong-range A commisrion slaff aide seld :-vJr. on d Mrs. Joe Carsey. I VISited thl"lr son, Mr and Mrs. 1 . ted t dP the panel's fn st meetmg would Mr and MT s P lUI Stemmelz R' b d Rh d I ' The panel t!l upec o ~· and rthtldr en spe~ t Clmstmas I C'Cha~ I o esw aVndV fctmt y I dde to mclude in Its st udy a open here next Tuesday' con' at , ar eslon, a · 1 g n 1 p bl 1 8 lmumg through Thursday. V1ce witb Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mr and Mrs. Robert Duncan ~~;~es 10° b:eh~~d alate~' t~~!l ;e;~ Pre~Sident Huber t H. Humphrey. 1 Pavne. of Slmde vi!llted h1s parent!! ·' one of ~e early advocates of 7 I{obert Gibson of lhe Na~y Mr .' a~d Mrs~ John Duncan '1•n~e:: ~~s in~:~ · be scheduled establi5h'llent of such a gt oup. 1 In case It ®.sn'l . , • 11 returned to his base at Bam· Mr and Mrs Dana Wf'l~h of · d w111 swear m the members b 'da Md Chmtmas day 1 for the Easl, the Mt west, thf' n De, .. on · · Co lu..-n buR spent a week at thrir l South, Southwest and F'ar West 1 Tuesda~ . Each regaona 1 l!le!ls 1on wa II hP , The commtssion has not yet .• Mr. (lnd MrB Robert Alktre home here ·· •were business visiton lrr Co- Fnend~ WIShing to wnte to devoted to II. review of pollr.Jes selected an execuhve dtredor , iumbuf! recently Mrs Sharon Ha1ve~ F:a~tman mav do so for the lej:JOn's major crops or a vital post in such a setup. [ts Jewell kept the office. by sendmg l'us rn :u\ m care prob lems sta tr will be relauvrly sma ll. ~11 and M1 s Bob Roblnson of I\ larks R~ s l Home, MrConJohnK~n named the 30 .m,.m- s1x to ten economists and clenof Lakeview spent Chnstmas nelsvJIIe, Ohio, P. 0. Box 49. ; ber commission la~t f<.~ll. Head· cal help. w1th her father. Ray Wilson. , ed by Dean Sher\\ood Berg of Most of the panel's time next , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells v!s· I --- ~- - ~ week w1ll be taken up wah ' ited he~· parents, Mr and Mrs I routme organi,.t10ral matters Stewart recently. labt-led motion picture!!. I But the group ts also scheduled , Christmas dmner guests or The reasons are stmple:~, to hear bneFings from govern- I the Dale Willlams' were Mr. B) RICK DU BROW The budgets will not be able ment exports on the cu rrent 1 and Mrs. Btl\ Ctrapman and son, , HOLLYWOOD (UPH - You to match the budget, or h1gh- 1farm s1tuatlon at home and • ~anna, Mr. and Mr9. Elda , may hovtr been readmg here class movlemakers today. The abmad, and the productiOn po~rsej and Mrs Lola Cam and and there about the gt oY.i ng , stars. w111 therefore be mostly tentlal of lJ ~ agnclture. ll , Carolos Ca m. Afternoon callers ~ shortage of movies fur televl·l of a medmm or low Jevt>l wtll also h~r1 r from cabmel nf- ' were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney How- : ston. Ever}thmg else Will also be fleers, 1nr ludmg the secretflries ery and children and John Glb· , You may also bavo read lhal l proportionately cheaper. of •lair, agnculture, labor and 1 :.son of Athens. the video networks, to replemsh Furthermore, the demand by 1rommcrcP Mrs F'r.ances Young VISited 1their supply, 3re making deals the networks for the tremen- Johnson h~t~ given the com1 ' Mrs. Nellie Clay ~t the county left end r•ght w1th produclion Idou• quantity U1ey need Will , miSSion 18 month' w come up home recently. firm• to tllro out motJon j make Jt Jmpossible to Het the w1th proposals for farm pohcy I l Mrs frank Epple has tm- p1ctures lor television. scnpls that now hold 1m an era m winch surpluses no 1 belter 1 ployment at the Blue end Gray Many of these ftrml are video movie watchers. There longer are American agnculrest.Burant at Pomeroy. either the studtus--or Ll re allu~:t l aren't that many good ston~!l. ture's ch1ef problem. Che.JrmBR Mrs .. Betty Groh~ spent a l with tho studios--that have ' And further, tho new !tim< Berg Is reported to hope that 1 week m Columbus With Mrs. Ibeen responsible for most of themselves will mevltably have the JOb wont take that long. He Bessie Graham. ' the junk on tbe borne acreen 1o be approved by oponsors for is said to be settmg a J5·month , Allan. Borgan of Oll u m- 1today. There hat been much viewm@, wh1ch means mort target date bus VISited hla motbt'r, Ne!Ue 1written about this but it 1eem!l limitation! So)bean Plan!l 1 Borgan. . ' to me that not en~ugh attf·ntum An eqiJilllv important pomt i' An Agnrulture Dep<trlment Lowrence Bnckles iind Ailee has been paid to perhaps the that \IJC\H~Is most def lmtel} spokesman sa 1d tod ay that n1• i "' odd;r.oo, londmorl fuel o~ Reeves were recPnt VISitors of rnnst importent point. know lhe dlffereme betw(•en decJston Iras been reached as Mf'Yice qiv" yOt.t Automati& Gu\' Bolm The networks who buy this glossy mO\IIe product and yet on the 1966 government sup· Doted Doliwwy • , , no worr;" Mr and Mr9. Btl.! Chapman Qutckie product from the1r new televJsJon ~tuff Ttley have port price (or soybeans Ht!l • •bout bl il'9 o.t no dttct.. had 8 b~rthday ,dmner for , suppliers are buying fool's KOld proved! it, like this comment rnme in the wake of lnCJ to do. We tW .W....~ to yoor oeod; Eos • lheJr son, ,amma s 4th bltthday IThey are J1vmg m a tool's It ul ~ ~~~ fact thllt .v1de<1 lh1~ week·s second proposa l for ."'""t budget pion tales tloo pindi ovt of peol.;.,onl: wtttl thos. present Including porodlse. antholog!t!!,, w\thout conhnuwg an incnase m so) bean sup· 1nCJ bllo. Call the ....... below boo&, oil -~ Mr tlnd ~1rs Elda Carsey, Mr. Mislabeled Sho"s 1stars and charaeters, have b~en pOi t:. and Mrs. Ch~pt;Jan and Mr. and The plam fact lS that, for the tatmgs death. Yet rnovJes, The Amenean Sobean As· ' Mrs Dale Williams, Mrs. Lol·a most part, the .mpphers will be which 111 effect a1e anthologies socJatlon asked the depculment l Cain and son~ Carlos, Mr. .and Iable to turn out not reasonably since they vary m stars, Wednesday to sl"l the 1966 sup- I Mrs Verhn Howery and Mr, good mo'lle5 that now hold characters and form at each port at $2 35 a bushel, 10 cents i and Mrs. Rodney Howery and viewers, but limply ionser week, have been b1g ratmgs more than tht rate whach has ' For Prompt EHicient twn ch1ldren. television ahows that are successes n short, the Viewer been m effect since 1962 Then, : -~~-- -- - , IS perfectly aware of what IS on Thursc:tay, National Formers the real goods and what IS Union President James G. PatService On Treated Home Delivery second-hand , and the networks ton urged Agriculture Secretary wtll fmd th1s out to tht>1 r Orville L. Freeman to raise Fuel, Bulk Gas, Oil and Grease. misery. the support pnce by 25 cents a 1 Po.,lble Qu•llty . bushel Vet •mid oll lhe second-bond ! But two other sroups - the stuff that w1ll surely emanate , Amef!can Farm Bureau Federa- l from the new supphers, there two and tho National Soybean ' could be-if the r1ghl parties Processors Association - de~ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. saw lhe aituation . clarly- livered ronfiicling odvice. The I almost ~s m~st renaiSsance of federation adv1sed agamst d Serving Meigs, Gallia & Mason Counlltl VJd~~· hke th1s: increase; the processors report· I \.\nte1s, stars and producers edly took the same 11 tand1 . ~~J..,~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~t!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t!!l!••~· of quality wbo long have -- 1966- , By Ava Gilkey H"n•ng "nd Mr 11 ,H 11.s "ern" y a u and Mrs. Roy Hanmg of New Albanv spen l Sunda\, Dec 26 wtth Mr and Mr!l Guy Bolm · Mrs James PaynP Mr and "nd d-auuliter of Columbus spent •=-------------------- r l i}j H S Scores River N I o: :, _ I I, On The farm Front I C J} Tf<lnsburg 59 Solon 54 Dail)'_Sentlnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 . Jan. 8, 1966-1 Conneaut 62 Genevo 49 0 0 0 MABON _ Rev. Marvu CWS Mayfield 6-1 Roanoke 34 Catoobc U. 72 Utah 17 Amona 78 1 Fralllt, paator, of llle Masoo Ohio Rlgh Scbool Basketball Pameovdie Riverside 44 W Va. St. 86 Aidron-Brdds 86 CODtaga 93 Idaho SL II& West. St. 77 Colo. Minoa 62 t 0 Meillodiat oblll'<b, IDDODOOo By Ullltod PrtiS otel'llllboool Cardlaai 81 Ledgemont 46 i LVI18Stn Ill; Shaw I t 10) 1 ed loday lllat due to a fur. Gauge reading" Galllpoll• Spn ngfield South 78 j Pymatuning Valley 78 Shphrd 73 Dvs&Elkns 67 Ad'ams St. 9! Cool. St. CoD. II nare breakdown tbert wlU br Dam 11 9, '5 I, running 62 feet Lima Semor 60 1 (;rand Valley 47 By United Press lnteraailonal Voorhees 128 K1llrell 106 UCLA 79 Oregon St. 35 ' Brdgwlr 81 Old Dmmon · •• Sou Cal. 82 Oreson 66 ao cburcb School Sunday. Row- on rollers, Pomeroy. Mason 22 Pittsburgh Norlh Catholic 69 1Amherst 57 Oberlm 53 Eaot 1 Alpha Epsilsoa Chapter, Al- ever. wonblp servlctl will 66, Pt Pleasant 26 01, Hmwn •· B k d 49 B lh 74 La b th 69 Cleveland St. Joseph 64 KeystoM 60 roo Sl e Adelph1 75 Bndgeport 68 e aven mu TO MEET ALL DAY ph a Delta Kappa, national Ita· be eollllaeted ot 11 a.m. to 1 65 sUitlonary. Kanawha Falls I Portsmouth 55 Cleveland Hawken School 81 Am. lnt 92 Colby 79 ,f Wnstn Slm St 124 Fytlevl 59 The Syracu .. Help and Learn <hera' honorary • held their Jan. lbe bmmnt of tbe cbnreb. 3 82 rising, Charleston 19 26 CIS · Coiumt>u• Eaat 43 Cleveland Byzantme 49 Norwich 90 Slonhill 85 Tenn St BO PoliSh Nats 70 Club will meet ali-day in th• uary meeting at lola's Beauty 'l'bt. lal'llaee wtll be repaired ins. London, Marmet and WID· Portsmoulb West 79 Valley 71 Cleveland Lutheran West 73 Pennsylvania 91 Brown 51 , Fla St 78 M~am1 IFia I 62 town hall Wedneaday, January Salon, Pomeroy. aut week and regular 1elle-- Held dams were on the sills. Northwest 86 Wheelersburg 73 Cleveland Lutheran East 45 cornell 9fi Harvard 80 I Morgan St 95 Howard 91 12. beginm111 at 10 a.m. Pro· Maxine Wingett read "Trill- duloo wiU be resumed Jaa· New Boston 59 Mmlord 50 Unioto 73 Southrastern ~ RRhode Island 97 Vermont 63 I KnoxVIlle 116 Benedict 101 jects will be maldng booked ule to Muale';, lor thethe lDaplra· IWJ' II. Boat Movementa: Porlllmocth East 65 Clay 1!2 Spnngfleld Shanee 56 Phlla. Phrmcy 71 Lncln u 70 N.Car A&T 75 J C. Smith 70 rug• and three dimenrloruti p1,. t10nal topic .... ter buainesr "'""" Oblo River _ Cotton Queen Columbus West 74 Covington 46 Rider 107 Upsala 71 Tampa 86 Augusta Coli. 16 lures A sack lunch wlll be enmeeling, cillducltd by lW pres· Columbus North 70 Albaay 92 Rome·Canaan 31 Columbia 77 Dartmouth 72 M;dWetth joy•d at noon Anyone Interested ldenl, Eli>abeth Pickens, !bel ,,. o ""'""""'"' , ...., down t:l , uo a.m.; Polly R. Columbus URden 59 West L1berty 61 Prince!A>• 61 Yale 55 Monmouth 78 Coe 62 is welcome. ,, look prrl In d • 1 mem,.,rs emon f '-. down 14, 1 a m.; Lou1s1ana up Columbua South !3 Mechanicsburg M Allred 116 Union 86 , Beloit 67 Knox 57 slrallon of facial make·up, us- . ~:· ~ma ..mi:;~~; :pR~~e6·~~1 Colmbe Central 113 Liberty Benton 74 IE Strdsbg 94 w. Chotr g()(ot) :Centralia ltO Sprmglield 80 tng Merle Normaa ColmeUca. a;. ,, Ne~ Marttnsvllla up 17 , 31 Colmbus Brookhaven 11 , Cory·l\awsoo 55 Phlla. Text. 108 Blmnt Abby 11 Johet 102 Morton 17 lola, assisted by Poiiy Hyael1 Colurnbul Eartmoor 7a Ottawa Glandorf 71 Sooth Luther 76 Central ilowa) 65 ahowed techniques of !trial 11 P m ; Harvey Jordon up 17 • 2 - ' Columbus Whetotone &8 Fort Jennhljl 51 , Wolford 82 Pembroke 60 Carleton 75 Grinnell 63 30 o.m.; Poplar up 19, 6.30 p. Beauty Tips ca1 e and bair atylins. • 1 Marion Franklin 78 , Spencervllle M Uluflton ~ lf'ainmont 89 Beckley 81 Sl Olaf 70 Corneii !Iowa) 67 19 6 111 Thosr ationdlng the demon- Mrs. Orville RReeder of Col· ·; Onward up · • m ; An· Columbus Wlllnul R1dge >7 1Cridersville 71 Waynesfield !1 ~--- - Wm. Penn 15 Wartb':"g 65 Now, that the 1Dubuque 94 Buena VJSta 61 alra t10n were Bernice Hollman, umbus IS spendm g two weeks drew Calhoun up 20 · 2 a m.; Upper Arlmgton 41 Otlt>VJlle 72 Miller Ctty 54 Kettering Fairmont W est M 1 busy holiday Elma Louks, Ellzabeth Picken•, with her '"ter, Mrs W. H. Titan up 21 · 1 a.m.: Elisha Whilehall 45 i Columbus Grove !1 SpriRgfield North 58 Mill1kin 99 Carroll 11 season a over, Edna Price, Francer Roberti, Eberst>ach and daughter, Min Woods up 22, 5· to "m : Walter Bfx.ley 41 Urbana 38 Continental !1() , Fairborn 55 Wooster 69 Ohio Wesleyan 58 let 's start tht Nonga Roberto, Helen Snuth, Syb1l. 1 Beckjord down 23 • 9 10 p.m.; H1lhard 59 Grove City M Kalida 61 [.etpsic 54 Bellebrook 11t1 Carlisle 84 Def1ance 102 Spring Arbor 72 New Year Goldie Story, MaX!nr Wmgctt Nil<< Jamce Wchrung ha• "' . Tibolt up 23, 6·:l0 am : Ben Maryovtllo fJ Wetlervillt tt Art••dm 55 McComb M Farmerovilie 64 West. Rsrve 101 Case Tech 75 right, by tak· and (I guest. Rosalie S!.Ory. \l.lfne? to he! !Jt.udles ttl ~L ! Mc_l nul up. nr~~nup 11 40 p, :vlifflin 60 London 55 Taylor t6 I Jefferson Towoshlp52 Bethany 8l John Carroll 70 ing a reaJ Hcfreshments of mmts, cook- Marys College Colu mbus, af· 1 m • Alton Z('ph~l down GrNn lluhanna 60 Groveport 33 North College Hill 73 1Troy 75 Miamisbcrg 70 H1o Grande 74 Cntn Walsh 59 good look at tes and coflee were !lerved bw,. ter spendmg lbe holidays wnh lup 1·35 <~ m : Pennsylvania up West .Joefreraon 55 Dublin 47 ICtntJnnatJ Hughee 56 Sidney 37 (;reenvJlle 34 Wilberforce l09 Urbane. 49 our complex· I lola. · . her p~renls, \11'. and Mrs Ed· Greenup 2 ~0 am Buckey~ Columbus st. Mary ~ Cincmnati Courtt!r Tech 52 Celina JCHS 68 Marion Local 63 l.irTelnU 90 Cent Mthdst 7l 1on Do we find harsh dry . win Wehtung ~ Slate up trreenup 3.40 am . 1 Columbus Academy 47 Coleram 71 ~i Brruard 43 NorthwesteJH 118 Oshkosh i9 Supenor 77 hnes, pimples,, blackhead ~ whtteheads or JUSt a ne-g Donald Wehr~ng who Ja at- P'rlcberger down Greenup 4 30 Columbus Umversily 61 Cindnnall Elder 79 Mmmt East 63 Stout 55 Plallev1lle 54 lected appearance' Call me tendmg the Semmary at Bloom- ~ m : J S Lrw1::; up Greenup Columbus Rosary 27 Cincmnati Purr.e\1 56 Tecumseh 66 Northeaste rn til Sx Fils 38 Nrthwstrn \ Iowa) 85 for your free hour on beau~ngdale, w1ll return to his stud· II;, 20 am H F:: Row\~~ up IFranklin Heights 54 ' Fmn~ytown 71 Mt. Healthy 60 I Mmster 70 New Bremen 56 St r\orbert 99 Lawrence 71 ty care and a. l"omplunenlary m.akt> up 1es Sunday. after spendinll his Greenup 7 55 am : Franklin lfam 1tton Township !.1 Oak Hllls 74 Hamson 68 l'iqua catholic 64 Southwest Lei s maluo lll love lit·r you ... acalion WJ~tl h!s parents, Mr. Pier('e do .... n \1eldahl 1 55 p m: I Pleasant VJ('W 47 I Mllf~rd 72 ~Anernont 61 I Wapakoneta St Joseph ~I Hrdn-Smmns 107 llou Bapt n' in ·'66" . and MI S E.dwm Wehrung Bob Benter down Meldahl 10 Tea~s V'alley 4n Cmcmnatl Withrow 68 ' Frankha Monroe 76 Newton 49 Alk T('hrs 56 Coli Ozmks 46 - lola Bartrum IC f Q Mrs. Dtavld Cummgs return- p.m: Warren Hougland up Newark 63 Trenton 51 ClncmnatJ Woodward 65 1 Versalllfl~ 59 · Hardmg 69 Hendnx 60 Thr Mary Martha Mission· ed to her work al Kroger otore Meldahl 12 !0 am. Valley Voy- ZenesVIIie 52 Lancaattr 41 rmcmnati LaSalle 63 Mississinawa Vallev 50 Hnd"n i5 Ouach1ta Bapt 73 llr.,. Circle met at tht Ftrsl afle1 a weeks vacallon. lager up Meldahl 5 am : Bar- Clull!cothe 70 Manett<t 6U , Cincinnati Roger B.acon M Middletown Fenwick 36 At k A&M 97 -\rk 'Tech 83 I t;api!SI church of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs DaVId Cum1njo bara Br.nl nown M•ldahl 5'4! Worthington 89 Grandview 57 I Norwood &l Lmroln Heights 41 West Middletown - Mnd!Son 40 s W Okla St 80 N W Okla 61 i Monday evenln~t It opened witt. and ch lldrt>n, Rex and Jenell am Mt Vernon 84 De!awane 62 Dayton R()QS~Velt 71 New Pans 72 West 1 Phone WY 2·3557 1 II reading by Mrs Harold vis1ted Christmas week m DayColumbus Ready fiO Daywn Rot 11 5S College Corners 87 Brglvn Young 95 Anz St 81 ' 234 E. M•in Pomeroy I emley and pr•yer by Mrs Or· ton with his SISler and brother- Galllpolls Dam - Trojan up ·Reynoldsbul'g 56 Dayton Meadowdaie 64 vtl le Wiles. Dtfferent projects m-law, •Mr and Mrs. Wilby 3 20 p m : Semel dowD 1 15 •· I,Johnatown 58 Lakewood 54 Da~ton Dunbar jl were dlscussc<i lor the year. R11 hards and Mr. and Mrs. m ; Philtp Sporn up 2 30 a m.; UtiCll M Licking Heighll 40 I Dayton Colonel While 56 The same oftieen were elect· Kenneth D1xon 1 Reliable up 5 41t a m. Watkin! Memorial 62 Dayton K1ser ~D rd for tht new year. They are Mrs Lydie Stewart returned! NorthridJ• 10 Dayton Fairview 59 \lrs Hnrold Lemley, pres!- lo her home East Mam St. Fr1- Kanawha River Duncan Liberty Union 51 Dayton Wilbur Wright 33 dent; Mr1. Orville Wiles, vie•- day afternoon, from Vetfrans ]Bruce up Mllrmet 11 ' 45 pm..; Lancaster Fenwick 48 Dayton Patterson 53 0 · F." Shearer up Marmet 3 2ll Millersport 63 BerM un 1on $0 pre1ident, and Mrt Jterman Memonal. llos~1ta l. Dayton Stivers 44 DEADUNE FOR PURfHASE OF 196ti DOG l.lrENSE IS JANU ~RY 20TH. 1\.lartin, aecretary and tre&!IUr· l Mr~ Guy ~. Guanther and a ,m.' Lucy Jane Lucas down Big Walnut 88 OlentaRiY 5~ DByton Cham made 50 1 r.r Th!rt were eight member!! I Mrs. James Bo~d were guests \\mfJeld 2 30 p.m ;_ Allen R. Buckeye Valley 65 Davton Blmont 46 ONE DOLLAR ($1 00) PENALTY IF UCENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER presenl. when Mrs. Paul Taylor enter• Memll down Wml101d $ p.m.; Richwood North Union 54 Dayton ~ller 102 THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THiS HAI\DY APPL!CA· Strawberry ohortcake and cor. lamed the Bi·Monthly Canasta Jelferson up Wmfiold 1:30 p. Marlon Catholic 71 Prtbit Monroe 55 TJON BLANK AND ~!A I L TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT f,·e were served by Mrs. Wiles club Thu!'llday evemng at ber m ; Fneberger down . Wrnflold Cardington 88 Tipp C•ly 77 Brookville 55 anr Mrs. Guy Co,..a. home , Spring Ave. Prizes for , 9 50 .P m ; Georgo Pnce down Athens 59 Middleport !~ Eaton 112 Northmonl 58 HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2 00) FOR EACH DOG, MAL& games were awarded to Mrs.! Winfield .11 p.m.: A. J. Patten JBP.klon 83 GaUipoiis 51 ctnrmnati Taft 1116 OR FEMALE. Gumther and Mrs. L'harles Rlf· dowo Wrnl•eld 1:36 am. Well<ton 11ft Logan M Cmcmnati Aiken 79 fle. Refreshments were served PlaiD c1ty 82 The Plains 87 Anderson 72 Reading 52 , To obtain licens. bv mail f11l in and mail tillS form to GORDON H. by the hoste ss to those named Madison South 16 Greenview M1Deer Park M Loveland 56 above and Mro. Jobn Beaver. Sheridan 52 Miller 41 'I Sycamore tt lndlrn Rills 62 CALDWELL, COifNTY AUOITOR , Me.gs Count~. Pomeroy. Ohio. Enclose Mrs. Gu) COwan, Mrs. Max Piqua 71 Beiiofoatalno 65 Locl<land Bt Pnncelon 71 Folmer and Mro. Rlehard Fia· Findlay 61 Marion Hardm& 50 Cmclnnatl St. Xavier 65 Hlf-addreued stamp.d envelope and price of lic•n••· law. ~ Chllllcotho Flaget 71 Cincmnat1 Moellrr 61 Mr. Poui Cuci, Mi •1 pj,.1 Paint Valley 16 ' We<t Milloa 70 Northridse 62 Postmaster, II re<uperatlni JAM. t Zant Trace 8l Westlall 59 Oakwood 65 W.,t Carrollton 55 1/lale Dog $2 00 Spayed Female $2 00 Female $2 00 Kennel License UO Irom surgery et Mella General Rvival at the M.E. Cburcil Cleveland Benedictine 74 Vandai~a Butler tt , Hospital Ill Pomeroy. beginning Jan. g wlth Rev. Jack Cleveland Jobn Hay 52 Trotwood MadiSon 78 Ownen Nsmo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. David Enslllliltior baa Stuller of Eureka, preoeh1111. Cievtlllld Collinwood 75 Ketlorilll F'lllrmont East 67 J.ddrtiSI returned lrom Charlerloll, W. "ntorod Hospital JAN. 11 Cleveland Lrtiu 19 Wayne 60 , I a "here •he spent the hall· p H er HThe Rivervlo PTA will Cltvol11d John Marshall 83 Dayto1 Siebblru liO TownsWp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - arsons en 1er 1ng 0 1z w~ c 1 nd u. l d<.~}~ w th. her !!on and daugh- Jtal du n n the last 24 hoUJo;; mef't Mondav even!ng, Ja11. 10 leve a nuly Name 15 , Bnercrl!ek: 59 ler M, and Mrs. Chorles Ent•· l P J . at 7 30 A film will be pmen)- Cleveland Si. Ignatius .15 ' Xeaia 61 I! ()I{ inl 111 ded · l'~~ 1s ,Jt 1argaret JWr jBteed I Fou d f 1 Aao!So•l mmger an ~mily and Mr. 'Bnd Smtth, 834 First Ave. Charles i ed '' If 'fhese Were You 1 ( levPiand l.mtoln &6 :__ ___:======~ I I u-· ~~-1\lr~ Hath Zohn and famtly. l Shar e Jr, 1818 Chatham Ave : Chlldrrn " The Browmes will Cleveland Rhodes 7~ &' I I I I I I I , Brown[Yellow LongI ShortI Known[ Paul. ~liS. John Kinca1d has re· I Ph / ' A d ~ 1·hell Lo~- 1 have charge of the !lag cm.l Cleveland South &I Yr. Mo M F Blk Wh1te l.ray Brinrllr Tan! 1RIP nRrdev. ~~" lut twd from a holiday vis1t m A' M mony lnstrumental numben Cleveland Height.c; 78 Euclid 43 f) b W ' @r lliC!' I' rS nfl3 un ar, . Va , wJtb her daugh- Mtll er Watel Joo Star Rt.: Mr!! will be presented by the atu· i Parma Valley Fo.rge 82 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. tel. Mrs Paul Ruttencutter and Carl H Veath, RtR. 2 Cheshire; 1dents, directed by Mr. Yeago. . ( l Perm a 65 9AMToSPM Children. M . AI a F McGuire Rl 1 Tbe Daughters of Ruth t·la" Bedford ~ E'astl~Je North 41 Mr and Mrt. Charles Sauer C" l~! M M ry' J Hale o! the United M<'thodJgt fhurch Berea 75 GnrfJe!d Jletghts 67 Thur. 9 AM to I PM . daug hter I Rl. rown ' l' "Mrs aHerbert . C.' I wtll meet at the home of Mi!l:'l Map I~ H~ lght!l 63 Midpark 54 ' arr ~ue~ ts of th tlr 1 Vmton and family, Mr. and Mro. Del· i St· 1 Pt Pleasant · James p Lydll Ebersbach Monday at 21Rock) RIVer 55 Avon Lake 49 Sot.9AMto9PM 1 b••·t Welker ond children Ke:~e7, Ht 2 Letart;' Mrl. Har: p m. I Fairview 81 Olmsted Falla &5 Kenneth Cole hns returned w N H d PI Pleasant · The Disabled Amencan vet. Brecksville 6a Independence 00 COUNTY AUDITOR of Meigs County thP Navy base at Norfolk, Va., '1 H o:r ~n. Rt 2 Racln~ erans and Auxihary Will rneetiBrooklyn 61 WarrenBvillt 51 I 1 1 Llun11 mu8t b1 Dbttintd not later than Jan. 20, 1966, to a"Yoid p&yin9 ptn&lty Aft~ fo! lowing a visit he~e WJth h11 1:: J Sp~ ~:e ."Jackson; Rich- Monday at 7 30p.m. All mem- North Royalton 43 ; Middleport thiS date penelty will be Sl.OO for 11ngl• ftg 1nd $5 .00 for hnnll licerue w1fe, Nancy and ,children. Mrs. I ard A Marks, Jack•on; Mrs. bers are urged to attend. · Richmond Helphto It · ra te " staying With her mother. W II L N kel' Rt I Thur- The WSCS of Heath Melho- Orange 58 Kenslo• 33 I Mrs. Max RoUer lor the present. ' If Cl t IC R . Mays Rt. 1 dis! Church will meel Monday A•htabula 57 Lmda, Ricky, Jsck and Deb- man, '"on · . ' Ashtabula St. Joho $3 W. Va , Mrs Hen. evemng, Jan. 10 at 7 30 p m. at w· kl If 70 M b.1e Haw 1ey ho ve re turoed to East Lvnne, • V 1c 1 e entor 60 !h h . \Valb ldg Oh' ry f. Young. Spencer, W. a.; the church. Mrs. M. E Dowson A ht bul ~ IS fir ome m r e, 10. M '' d R J ett Belle ill be th , 3d ~ a a 011 after a holiday visit here with rs ~ gar · arr ' ' w e program .'e er Aohtabuia St Joba Sit their grandmother, Mrs. Grace ~ Va . Charles F. Chancey. and Mrs. James Brewmgwn, Wfckll!le 70 Mentor 410 Hawley, Mrs Robert Allen!i -1Chesapeake lrtb d~vottonal chalrJ~an. Hos~ssu Jeffenon 36 Chardon 18 worth •nd son, Jobn. . B ' wdl he. Mrs. DaVId Entsmmger, F•irport 53 Perry 31 Mrs. M. (' Wd•on relurned I Mrs Ralph M. McGrow, Rt. Mrs C. A Emrrush. Mrs Wal· Clearv~ew 54 RidgeVIlle 56 I Friday from Wehaten, Iii., wher 1 Vmton, dau&hter, 4 03 a m ter Hayes and Mrs, Erne<t Bur. Avon lli Flrelanda 12 she has spent the past two Fnday · Dt ml ood ton lliliJland ll South Ambersl 41 ' 1 1 weeks 111111 her ron and lomlly. Tbr . Pomeroy Elementary Fremont Ron 74 Mr and Mrs. Woodrow WlliOO Mrs. Mack R. Bennett. Sr., PTA w•U meet Monday at 7:30 Lorain Admiral Kinl 11 end family, Her 1!'8ftd9on and ' Timothy N. Cond~. Mrs. Wood- p.m. Fathers night wlU be ob· Elyria Ill Lorain 43 lanuly, Mr. and Mrs. Woody ! row N Cox, Robm R. cr~g, served and suest apeaker wlli Norwalk St. Paul 76 Wilson, 11, and famlly of Fair. ' Mrs. Robert H. Craft ,Mrs. o. bo a stole patrolman. Hostess· Lorala St Mal')' banks Alaska alro vlllltd with ' ward Hubbard, Mrs. WliUamMT. H wiU bo motbm of the fourth CJ.velaad Gllrnour &8 ' . • K1mes Gregory S. Lee rs g d their family whUt sht ,..s there p 1 R p berto ~ ld L ra e. Beachwood She made the trtp by plane au . · em Nn, ~:od Belhel No. 1!2 of the Interlla· Clevelalld Padua 15 from Columbus. Befort return· Pltiliips, Mrs. sncy eo, tlooAi Order of Job's Daugh· Cleveland Chane! 7% ' lng to Mlddi..,.... wbe vislltd Mrs. Delplla ,M. RIMrggle, BryMro. terr will meet in regular ..,. Revere 73 Nordonia 41 I '~"" • Samue era IIIII, '· an · M nd 7 30 t Cl ~er grlltdd.atflhter, Mr. and 8 d M TIIOo Smith BIDD, o ay at : p.m., 1 eveland East Tecb 12 Mrs. Ron Hailey of Columbul. ,;:.un ;"~ p r~im.n. Mrs How: the Pomeroy MBBODie Tempi• Ceveland GieavWe 511 · 8 Mrs. Opal Priddy II a medical : ·E Suck' Charlet 0 Swick '!be Portland PTA will baYe Cluelllld Bruob 70 1 patient II Vrltrw Mllllorlal ~. Luthe; Thomas, • Hom.,: itr. regular meeting Monday evLakewood &t lloopltrl lD Pomeroy. Good .0 M 1 Lee M Combo entng, January 10, at 7:30 p.m. Sbrker Holghto 71 Re<ent holiday flllerlr ol Mr. Mrs. w~illi.,:; ·L. Hill, ·Mrs. A~ at tho ~~tbooi. . East Cleveland Shaw &7 1 and Ml'l. Jacob Turur were 1 n B Strait and illfall dalllhAN. II Medina tl6 Westlake 4S their 10111, Mr. and Mra. WJD. te · A apecial ~eting of Mtddl"' Cllyaho&• Heights 71 1 lam Turaer ol Drytoll ud Mr. or. port Lodge No. li6S F & A M Strongsvlllt M {ol) and Mro. RayiiiOIId TUrner and will be held Toesday, ot 7 30 dauchflr, Debbla, of Grovt City. CIOtO UrC eS p.m. at tbe ronloring of thr WIAT II Til£ TIIU111 , • ; fVfRY ONE ON SALE t Malter Mason degree. RefmbT-sct. llld Mra. Jameo MilDley l!ld cblldrtn, 1..oekbourDo 0 OrtJCipO ments wlll be aervtd. Kenneth Air ForetBase,<lolumbul, wort K. Scit<Js Jr. is worshipful mas9 cu. ft. recent 9llllon wltb bts PI· ter. renh, .ur. and Mra. Walton Sixty churches of tht Scioto Tbe Amerlcaa Lejlon Auxl· PHIL CO Manley. Presbytenan Presbytery ~U Uary ol Lewis Manley Post No. parl,'cipate . 10 the denoiDID8· 213 wlil meet Tues., at 7 p.m. Ail models are on sale up to the bii lT eublt Jacbon Celllel' to tron 1 "' mrUtoa fond lor lbe at tho home of Mra. Allee Hamp. conatrucllon and eqwpmeDI of lA> Tbo Ill llrla ~... pl.. foot Phiico Marketeer. If you need • refrlcera· Traia 160 Worken d!Urebes colleger remlnarleo n. - • ..,.. M' - - WAIIIINin'OH (VPI - Tbe rcboola borpltrll ~ commWI: .. foaacl ill the ,... Hnr tor t hiS " the place and now Is tht time. II:UJ LttbGr llt~&IIIIWII aJMIOIIIIN!d 1ty lD the Unlltd Slates llon>W, "~o~hAbo111Nom terms available' We trade' t.dly " pnjlell undlr the and rr other couottres. Doolnou. Wnte, pbcmo .. oflil 111111" wa Dfiel1 tt..,l IIIII Tbe Pretl~tery JOIIII ;.::~y for~ FRill: GOP7· 'n'll1llllc- lbbtlll"' lbem 000. 'I1Ie CfmpaliJI 11 belne ~ II Oldo. ll!eluthtl wu the lotJib. bold liiMIIb I!H'inl, wileD 1111111 "WIIIrll You Get The Most Far Yaur Mon.,• Associated Radio and TV Harry Miller, owner-With Miller Maytag Dil• Ratlloear Co. LYM50 Till SHOE BOX WI.St... lt. Athlnl l MIDDL_IPOIT, 0 • ~-----.--~--~.~------------ 214 I. MAIN WY2:3635 POMEROY �' ) ' m•"" Fllurt..., Melfll CMIIIJ •111 llllerelt 11M been llftl\l'" berds are on DIIIA • EDPM ed. test, one II on DHJR..EPPM, A ler ' lblp IIUdy Identified and two are oR Owner Sampler, leadanhlp &roiiPI l!ld polnltd manual computation. out tho need lor leadership d•· Two herds exceeded 500 ibs. velopment. butterfat average per cow '!be Meigs County Cooper'a· with 14,509 lb. and 12,219 lbo. live Exten!lou Service provides By C. E. Blakeslre The l.!rge::;t single organized Meigs Count is a part own-[ to work closely with four group11 help was given to school lunch 1 publicatJOn started m . October milk average. ' "Cow, Crop, educational Msistance on an Collllly A~t·nt. Agriculture I gr oup of \1e!gs county assisted er of the Jackson District Ex· ~oun~ homemaker!! young :-.upervtsor~ m the county going tJ ;lQ people and m Janu- Cost Clmlc" wa s attended by Individual or group buls in all More than 4,700 persom - Uunng the .,ear included 388 4-1tension Camp at Canters Cave ~ workmg homemakers, low Jn- Lhwugh meetJ~g~ with a spe(·- ery" ~nd "Knowmg a Goo~ 40 commercial farmers, •'Dai· areas of agriculture, h001emen , wvmcn. and chtldre n - re·l !I duh hm ~ :md gtrls who were Im Jarkson Co unt)'. 1'hls past ' c~me famJIIes. and youth She taltst and providing pnnled t ef- It ts conc@rned "'th ttmely t.n ry nhentance,'' school W8!1 'Bt- maldng, marketing, resouret de-telved a9stst<.~nce durmg IIH' enrolled Ill 7i!l projects. This I}'t'llr 62 Meigs county (-ll club wlll, of course, COI~tinue to er~n('e mat~rial . [ormation . '.n Home Ec.onomu s tend~?d by 30 datryrneA. velopment and youth. . past year from lhe Metgs Cmtn- progt am 1th hoys and g1rl!J In !members ~nd 11 camp counsel-~ work \~1th the .organ1zed M_e•g~ Se~tembet and ~tober WOJ k- An}'one v.Jshmg to rjecc1ve the , 1'we!ve farmers completed the All that is required to receive ty Cooperotavt' Extenston ~erv- :rl club~. rottld not have been lors participated m the trajnlng County ExtensiOn Homemaker ~hops m remodeling and aller- Hometnakel s Newsle.ter may Metgs ( ounty 100 Bushel Corn this asslt!lance Is a telephone 1ct stuff. acrordmg to thr an ('flrriPd out without the asstst- ~ m conservatiOn, crafts, recrea- 1clubs. mg clothmg w~re taught by t~le (·on tart the Extenswn Offtce Club program sponsored by the cell to WY 2-389&, I persoll81 nual report Just completed. (l lll'6 of 57 vo lunteer advtsors tion. and comrnumty living heid i In both a"riculture and home home economics ag~n.t at S.tl· Leader t~ammg mee~mgs Mrlgs County Agronomy Com· call to the office loceted m the 1~cunom cs •opportunlly s pro· vatlon .Army HQ Addllional help were held m · Vegetable Cook· · ld 96 • b t f the Meigs County Servmg th e eountv ~t th{' ~rt' - and '1.2 Jlln ln r Ica ders a. t th e camp . d mtttet' Average y1e aws ,, asemen 0 1 1 1 sent tinll' ar r Countv E:-.:tl:'n· A spec Jal activity durmg the : High honors came to :MeJgs l Vlded for 'traming m an; held ~as glv~n to two ow ~nc~mel ery" and .,Knowm ha (~~o bu shPI~ pl'r acre compared to Home, or a Jetter. Individual sJOn AgL•ni s \Lll ~art>! F Clll- poq se\'era l years has been a i County 4-H clnb yo'ung ~eope ! that specialists are pro\:tded by ' ~on:'ema ers on an m lVI U;.J F'Jt," lh~ latter ~ug l by S rs. the five \'ear average for Meigs farm and home visits will br hth~. Home Elonnmt L:-, :.md l' JOin! proJect With local farm tills past year when Richard ., the College of Agriculture and' a1ts, I f I OJ ~na ,;yne~, x~ensiOn t~- Cou ntv nf 54 I bushels. Seven made upon request F. Blak~slet> ,\gneulturl' .Jo)CI' rovper.1ttves Ill the study or co~ Koblentz was oomE'd an Ohio Hnme Economlu ttl Otllo State ''PI series o d ourp esl:)ul\s, cJa ~· k IS ml5ormMa !OQ was at. farm(' r!i HChleved the lOO bush- There were 3,110 bulletins dis· •1 • d If the _ farm , 'anmng 11n reparmg en UIIC tG It ~1gs coun y , h i t b led 196' Ev•rv pmon Bowen IS thr hill -tlmt' s•'\l't' oprr,llves, an leadership delegate, Sne Ann Umv£'1~11). Meals" !or the Youn F'amil," II '8krtfl el ctub. torn urves1 1osse5 n _ra u . m o~. ". tary and Sue Wt)l)de 1s a p<trt bu'ill lf:>:-. flnrl\ f'artn Bur· M be th t f g }, omem Mt•tg" Cnunl\ have bet>n reduc· m Me1gs County Is welcome to the r•a u vouth n A FHA and 4_H yers came e scc1e ary 0 1 llunng t9tl5 '8ss1stance was Wd'> eunducted for ymmg home· In the agr1cullure<~l f1eld 41) 11 .• 11 .1rvc-t lo>s" v·ls!l the offtce browse throuah , 41 1 111 ~' t tme st•cre I<lr\ " 1" 0 111 1 •' FaJr gm·n to 01 .gamze . . an , up1101stery rna. kers or t he I',u tt' and a1 .ea m Mr1gs <'.OUn ly constgnol , s. .,md 1"·I1 ..lecause ' c ~•r f t 1 11 , . 11 ·w ·lub mernbt'rs [J~rtte!pated m the Ohio State Jumor k d I" '·k · " 'djust· the bull(!t\n riles and make IIPll or~. par, IJ<.; •u• ,v• .II!':den t ' Boo!'d and Jenmfer Blakeslee h ld . t lth N b d D b '8 f d I t h d <Ht un 'o! n t l'l I m thl' county as "ell · ' I class P m conjunc 1on w ovrm e1 an eceru er , ~ ee er .. aves a t ree emf ll win the 1964 their selection 111 o'ram Mr F ~ · pt 11 1 ( '· g WflS chosen -as fLT~t runner- up 1 1 ttona,1 horne econo m- year h as been the Homema k- ons 1ra 1tona1 S<l 1es m · th e •rea meHt mee 1111 ~ tr 0 g •• s. A't!lnct t ld Mr~ Rt tot Hs m th e stHte awards tour · · . , t 1e voce The Extension Service takt> ~ 1 an 1· ' 11 1to the Oh10 Stato Fm Junior ~on "' d t t t Eas tern Hlg h 0 ne 0 f tb e 1as 1es t . growmg ,.~1 even 4· II c1ub mem bers so ld~ program. Bowen ~ecrPI.H, .• md Je11n1fet 1-'oluch included the Htg Bear 1 ueen ItS epar men a 1'1w Mt'll-!" ounty ling time Justified pride. we beheve, in 1 1 Ulh!!e, 4-H a-;~ t~lmt;"" . . . . Wt~rPhuu ~E". Ollto St<Jtt> Univer~ 1 Q ,school Twelve homemaker~ ~nd most popular adiVJ!Jes t.lll~ ft~ht . st-ee1s ~·etghmg. 6SL1 pkm. •· Mrt~ founty _A Look being an important reason for The CooperaftVP ~!('mann dr· :-.tl \ and lht· t\111:-;cum ol Sci- · In lm.'lle economics, gulde·. •"arned h?w to re-cover turn! }C<~r has been the Homemak- fJeJwd s At the rust Meigs Coun- Abeart," was prepared as the the- United StalPs farmer en· vice pru~ram ~~ .t JOir tl dfmt l'll l'e and fndu stry ln Columbus I lines prOVIde for MISS Gnfflthg ture. lnstJluhonal - ma~~g-~:n~nt _en ~nthly newsletter.__T -~ a_s ty Steer Club Salt. - - • - - res\tlt of the "'ttrk of 75 agri-1Joying o world·wlde reputaby the co ttn'\' , s t.~tP .~nd f,.d~'r - T11o gn ls. l"attv Dorst end I busttlt'"" and l'Ommumty lead· taon t\5 the most knowledgeable, al govern mPn ls to prm tdr m f' .11 I3.1dcy \Wre d-elegates 1 Frlr.nds or Frank LandAkl':r, • f'r" 11111 lnttHin'<i t'Qptes were sc1enlifK. and skillful produc· wlw :-;uffered a heart attaLk on fqnml, out or S(hool edur ~I ! JOII ftolll lhts Jli'Pg t' .l lll to thf.' Am er·' arriSODV e I cm:ul(ltrd II\ t~ rountv and ar of foodstuffs in history. to adults .Uld \!illlh m lllnl 1•.1 1\ [nslllult' or Cooperatives i Df'C' IOwdlbegladtohear he rural non·lnrm ·""' urran ,If ,, ( ll l!PIIilla, Nll;s!)Ull, Ill Aug· " Improved and w•s able to eas. II' I S!l up •nd ... t Chnstmas dm· f'!!w In Farming Teachers see Demonstrations At Beauty Solon Extension Service Activities of l\965 are Summarized H • 4-Daill' Senillll'i """"'"" \l! dd lepo rl . 0. ·J:n~ ~ "Sure Sign of Quality" F00d' F.b I er News Notes ne~. .. . ommiSSIOD Study LonJJ-Range Policies ---- Baptist Women Re-elect Same Off. e Sl t I \ 1 Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY·2·2115 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio 1 1 I * I 1 t.,t 992-2181 POMEROY LANDMARK 'I 1 j • ~ -,.'- Why wait until you can afford a whole new kitchen-!lart today with jus! a sink and wall unit of btouliful Bronzeglow Birch and you will be amazed at the enormous improvement ;ust this oDe change makes. You can frnish out your kitchen later at your convenience. We have available a I· I I f" complete line of cabinets-sizes to r.t any kitchen plan. Exper t installat1on handl ed hy our own experienceu ere" Suitable te"'" con he am~~~ged. ! '$cJr..Wti.dL ~IT C Ht:NS ••1 ' "" BRONZEGLOW~ BIRCH Cash & Carry-cash & Delivery-Budget Plan Th;nk of it I You pay lor Ieos for the Rom1ngton Super 7B4. Yet, here is a saw with features that used 1o be available only in expen1rve profetsional mod oil. Tile Super7~4 is by IBf 1M --powerful chrill IIW in !Ia prlculass. A!ld lt'a~~~gg!ld-w•ll srond liP to lila eolllllnt grind of dei4v paduc:bon cuttong. CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ..,.,.,_,OW. FEATUflES - Powerful64 eu. ... 6tll- , .. sed tlvougbout tor kM\g ~..., ltettcftlng-Ex~lutlv• Roll•r Guide B•r for 1 b u"' lhlin drag. m~ IVo•• r-----------------------, ,o. I I ....... CIIAI. lAW I YIA& ........, . . I Af'!'INGTON AfiiM$ COMPANY. INC. ........... .,..yet I lltlll'llt ~nanuf~tlltl'll'l tlehcN tn INt.,..lnlll WMII•Wh\9. I I Shoutd your IMi'ngtan eillul uw ,.... llltl'lol .,.. th• I 1 *'""• gueranl.., und II~ to fl•rroit•ICM• AIM Ca tne, Poww Tool& D4Lbhlillt, Park FOIMC, ......_ Defectwl,... w11t bl ,..,._...~COlt ol Plftl Of IIMr tl .,_ ...,_ ~- YOII'chlin•ww."bt>""""lllltJH....,.._. I I 1 L----------------~------J :! ==· ·-'"' "'" ... considered thet~elves and oa IUHothe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • outs witb teievltdoa ' mted b) It-are, if tbey can't : see it, in perhaps their greatest bargaining position tver. Tlte networb art desperate for good prorct to flil those movie nilhtr In lilt future IIIey have five auch nlghto each week coming up next season. t is a ct.nce for the writers who deserted television, or who •ant 1o work for It, to demand a greater share of independence thon tbey hove been able w get. The same with the stars Thry don'l need televislon.l TeleviSion needs Ihem. They :I are tbr prHOid (oods, like the movies wlth p...,.sold titles. 11 is a time to bargain from LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTOR alrength, to be hardnosed and Sit back and mow your lawn .••• rake, 1111, 10, and 12 lip-an with direct drhe (no ftrm <or "" deal)-even wltr horrow, seed, fertilize, spral, haul, remD!Ie belts or chains to wtiiiJ lbaul). llodanl aponsors, who hke prHOi~ anow. Handle dozens of jobs fast and stylina.andeasyltlndi...,.Encf....Sfor , roodlJ as well u any producer lily with 1 Cub Cadet and YQtJr choice of )ears of ruiiiiBd Ule. faiYIInniMillblt : II could be television'• last over 50 attachments. Threemodels-7, --llllllldaettheMCidltsaon. cbaoce for legitimacy. f profsslionsl-modsl flstures yst co1t1 only '14211' I I • '~/ NEW front REMINGTON A chsin 11w with ..... . . ..,.~~ l . " 4-SEASON HELPER ••• INTERNATIONAl: cuB CADET) ~ I NOW YOU KNOW -- ME I Gf !..~~!~.~~~~~~ T C0. lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON I I .I SOCIAL Around And About Middleport Hospa·tal NeWS 1 1 -- - -- - - ----- STORE HOURS • Gordon H. Caldwell Roush's Shoe Store i iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ HARRY MILLER having a JANUARY SALE! I WAREHOUSE STOCK! FLOOR SAMPLES Special Prices On New 1 1 1 Phil co Refrigerators S . Ch h T p ·· e In fund Drive ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? f ceoior. .. • II llo*lr.a, .., . -IIVtlm" 'l'rllnllll bor e~~urc~~e~ wiD blld every-mem· dlltlr canvurer. Tbe Plubyllry proJaela lir tnlallli • work· !IOI'VN Athena, 8clo!A>, ·- Q~l SHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 PM • • ... •::::- Host, . , II a-t skllla. Glilla, Llwrt11ce, Melp, JICk'ndl wJD 1011 Milly Ml,GOI. SOD, CUoto., HJ&hltnd aDd Pllte h 111 r.. .n over 9oatbtn CIIWIIler. cMI .. nftrnd to JIICklall 011 lba CIIDPit,rl committee It .. C1t1e 91111 II Glen Hueholl, M Strtr 81., .... _ - - - - -- - . -- --.- ... - ~ I CALENDAR ..,.,_t ·- Attention Dog Owners 1 TV Jn Review ! e I I 1 1 1 CALL US NOW Book Your Spring Seeds and Baler Twine Orders Now! lOLA'S 1 1 l 1 ! BUT·· I ·1 I Q I ' , j Ttmelor Switti! Q ege Scores M • I Ab aln y ou 'j ; People In •pOmeroy --- We hope and Mrs lliel French VIS· ited the Davtd Reese fami ly ill M Balttmort>, Ch nstma s day this nice Mr and Mrs. Lar!'y Ch:ark and By BENARD BRENNt..;R fh(' Umvrr sity of MmnesoL1's 1 Mr and 1\lts. Earl Starke at- WASHINGT?N 1UPI)- :res- ~ College of Agrlrulture, mli"m weather ded b YM !dent John!!on lnew commJ!il~tm hers come from bu~mess. ag. ten a supper gmn y " · od . d r·•t • b 1 d d R W h f h on 1o an h.~r mee s m nrullure, Ia or, n uo;;try an 0 oy dl~embon hdtn onor er Wa!!hlngton next weeK to open the universirit>.'S. lasts .... o hu sba n s rrt ay . d h d f 1 1 a weekend wtth ,hts mother, l Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhode.s ~~~~~~a~p:ar!tupt~i;~.- ong-range A commisrion slaff aide seld :-vJr. on d Mrs. Joe Carsey. I VISited thl"lr son, Mr and Mrs. 1 . ted t dP the panel's fn st meetmg would Mr and MT s P lUI Stemmelz R' b d Rh d I ' The panel t!l upec o ~· and rthtldr en spe~ t Clmstmas I C'Cha~ I o esw aVndV fctmt y I dde to mclude in Its st udy a open here next Tuesday' con' at , ar eslon, a · 1 g n 1 p bl 1 8 lmumg through Thursday. V1ce witb Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Mr and Mrs. Robert Duncan ~~;~es 10° b:eh~~d alate~' t~~!l ;e;~ Pre~Sident Huber t H. Humphrey. 1 Pavne. of Slmde vi!llted h1s parent!! ·' one of ~e early advocates of 7 I{obert Gibson of lhe Na~y Mr .' a~d Mrs~ John Duncan '1•n~e:: ~~s in~:~ · be scheduled establi5h'llent of such a gt oup. 1 In case It ®.sn'l . , • 11 returned to his base at Bam· Mr and Mrs Dana Wf'l~h of · d w111 swear m the members b 'da Md Chmtmas day 1 for the Easl, the Mt west, thf' n De, .. on · · Co lu..-n buR spent a week at thrir l South, Southwest and F'ar West 1 Tuesda~ . Each regaona 1 l!le!ls 1on wa II hP , The commtssion has not yet .• Mr. (lnd MrB Robert Alktre home here ·· •were business visiton lrr Co- Fnend~ WIShing to wnte to devoted to II. review of pollr.Jes selected an execuhve dtredor , iumbuf! recently Mrs Sharon Ha1ve~ F:a~tman mav do so for the lej:JOn's major crops or a vital post in such a setup. [ts Jewell kept the office. by sendmg l'us rn :u\ m care prob lems sta tr will be relauvrly sma ll. ~11 and M1 s Bob Roblnson of I\ larks R~ s l Home, MrConJohnK~n named the 30 .m,.m- s1x to ten economists and clenof Lakeview spent Chnstmas nelsvJIIe, Ohio, P. 0. Box 49. ; ber commission la~t f<.~ll. Head· cal help. w1th her father. Ray Wilson. , ed by Dean Sher\\ood Berg of Most of the panel's time next , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wells v!s· I --- ~- - ~ week w1ll be taken up wah ' ited he~· parents, Mr and Mrs I routme organi,.t10ral matters Stewart recently. labt-led motion picture!!. I But the group ts also scheduled , Christmas dmner guests or The reasons are stmple:~, to hear bneFings from govern- I the Dale Willlams' were Mr. B) RICK DU BROW The budgets will not be able ment exports on the cu rrent 1 and Mrs. Btl\ Ctrapman and son, , HOLLYWOOD (UPH - You to match the budget, or h1gh- 1farm s1tuatlon at home and • ~anna, Mr. and Mr9. Elda , may hovtr been readmg here class movlemakers today. The abmad, and the productiOn po~rsej and Mrs Lola Cam and and there about the gt oY.i ng , stars. w111 therefore be mostly tentlal of lJ ~ agnclture. ll , Carolos Ca m. Afternoon callers ~ shortage of movies fur televl·l of a medmm or low Jevt>l wtll also h~r1 r from cabmel nf- ' were Mr. and Mrs. Rodney How- : ston. Ever}thmg else Will also be fleers, 1nr ludmg the secretflries ery and children and John Glb· , You may also bavo read lhal l proportionately cheaper. of •lair, agnculture, labor and 1 :.son of Athens. the video networks, to replemsh Furthermore, the demand by 1rommcrcP Mrs F'r.ances Young VISited 1their supply, 3re making deals the networks for the tremen- Johnson h~t~ given the com1 ' Mrs. Nellie Clay ~t the county left end r•ght w1th produclion Idou• quantity U1ey need Will , miSSion 18 month' w come up home recently. firm• to tllro out motJon j make Jt Jmpossible to Het the w1th proposals for farm pohcy I l Mrs frank Epple has tm- p1ctures lor television. scnpls that now hold 1m an era m winch surpluses no 1 belter 1 ployment at the Blue end Gray Many of these ftrml are video movie watchers. There longer are American agnculrest.Burant at Pomeroy. either the studtus--or Ll re allu~:t l aren't that many good ston~!l. ture's ch1ef problem. Che.JrmBR Mrs .. Betty Groh~ spent a l with tho studios--that have ' And further, tho new !tim< Berg Is reported to hope that 1 week m Columbus With Mrs. Ibeen responsible for most of themselves will mevltably have the JOb wont take that long. He Bessie Graham. ' the junk on tbe borne acreen 1o be approved by oponsors for is said to be settmg a J5·month , Allan. Borgan of Oll u m- 1today. There hat been much viewm@, wh1ch means mort target date bus VISited hla motbt'r, Ne!Ue 1written about this but it 1eem!l limitation! So)bean Plan!l 1 Borgan. . ' to me that not en~ugh attf·ntum An eqiJilllv important pomt i' An Agnrulture Dep<trlment Lowrence Bnckles iind Ailee has been paid to perhaps the that \IJC\H~Is most def lmtel} spokesman sa 1d tod ay that n1• i "' odd;r.oo, londmorl fuel o~ Reeves were recPnt VISitors of rnnst importent point. know lhe dlffereme betw(•en decJston Iras been reached as Mf'Yice qiv" yOt.t Automati& Gu\' Bolm The networks who buy this glossy mO\IIe product and yet on the 1966 government sup· Doted Doliwwy • , , no worr;" Mr and Mr9. Btl.! Chapman Qutckie product from the1r new televJsJon ~tuff Ttley have port price (or soybeans Ht!l • •bout bl il'9 o.t no dttct.. had 8 b~rthday ,dmner for , suppliers are buying fool's KOld proved! it, like this comment rnme in the wake of lnCJ to do. We tW .W....~ to yoor oeod; Eos • lheJr son, ,amma s 4th bltthday IThey are J1vmg m a tool's It ul ~ ~~~ fact thllt .v1de<1 lh1~ week·s second proposa l for ."'""t budget pion tales tloo pindi ovt of peol.;.,onl: wtttl thos. present Including porodlse. antholog!t!!,, w\thout conhnuwg an incnase m so) bean sup· 1nCJ bllo. Call the ....... below boo&, oil -~ Mr tlnd ~1rs Elda Carsey, Mr. Mislabeled Sho"s 1stars and charaeters, have b~en pOi t:. and Mrs. Ch~pt;Jan and Mr. and The plam fact lS that, for the tatmgs death. Yet rnovJes, The Amenean Sobean As· ' Mrs Dale Williams, Mrs. Lol·a most part, the .mpphers will be which 111 effect a1e anthologies socJatlon asked the depculment l Cain and son~ Carlos, Mr. .and Iable to turn out not reasonably since they vary m stars, Wednesday to sl"l the 1966 sup- I Mrs Verhn Howery and Mr, good mo'lle5 that now hold characters and form at each port at $2 35 a bushel, 10 cents i and Mrs. Rodney Howery and viewers, but limply ionser week, have been b1g ratmgs more than tht rate whach has ' For Prompt EHicient twn ch1ldren. television ahows that are successes n short, the Viewer been m effect since 1962 Then, : -~~-- -- - , IS perfectly aware of what IS on Thursc:tay, National Formers the real goods and what IS Union President James G. PatService On Treated Home Delivery second-hand , and the networks ton urged Agriculture Secretary wtll fmd th1s out to tht>1 r Orville L. Freeman to raise Fuel, Bulk Gas, Oil and Grease. misery. the support pnce by 25 cents a 1 Po.,lble Qu•llty . bushel Vet •mid oll lhe second-bond ! But two other sroups - the stuff that w1ll surely emanate , Amef!can Farm Bureau Federa- l from the new supphers, there two and tho National Soybean ' could be-if the r1ghl parties Processors Association - de~ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. saw lhe aituation . clarly- livered ronfiicling odvice. The I almost ~s m~st renaiSsance of federation adv1sed agamst d Serving Meigs, Gallia & Mason Counlltl VJd~~· hke th1s: increase; the processors report· I \.\nte1s, stars and producers edly took the same 11 tand1 . ~~J..,~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~~t!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t!!l!••~· of quality wbo long have -- 1966- , By Ava Gilkey H"n•ng "nd Mr 11 ,H 11.s "ern" y a u and Mrs. Roy Hanmg of New Albanv spen l Sunda\, Dec 26 wtth Mr and Mr!l Guy Bolm · Mrs James PaynP Mr and "nd d-auuliter of Columbus spent •=-------------------- r l i}j H S Scores River N I o: :, _ I I, On The farm Front I C J} Tf<lnsburg 59 Solon 54 Dail)'_Sentlnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 . Jan. 8, 1966-1 Conneaut 62 Genevo 49 0 0 0 MABON _ Rev. Marvu CWS Mayfield 6-1 Roanoke 34 Catoobc U. 72 Utah 17 Amona 78 1 Fralllt, paator, of llle Masoo Ohio Rlgh Scbool Basketball Pameovdie Riverside 44 W Va. St. 86 Aidron-Brdds 86 CODtaga 93 Idaho SL II& West. St. 77 Colo. Minoa 62 t 0 Meillodiat oblll'<b, IDDODOOo By Ullltod PrtiS otel'llllboool Cardlaai 81 Ledgemont 46 i LVI18Stn Ill; Shaw I t 10) 1 ed loday lllat due to a fur. Gauge reading" Galllpoll• Spn ngfield South 78 j Pymatuning Valley 78 Shphrd 73 Dvs&Elkns 67 Ad'ams St. 9! Cool. St. CoD. II nare breakdown tbert wlU br Dam 11 9, '5 I, running 62 feet Lima Semor 60 1 (;rand Valley 47 By United Press lnteraailonal Voorhees 128 K1llrell 106 UCLA 79 Oregon St. 35 ' Brdgwlr 81 Old Dmmon · •• Sou Cal. 82 Oreson 66 ao cburcb School Sunday. Row- on rollers, Pomeroy. Mason 22 Pittsburgh Norlh Catholic 69 1Amherst 57 Oberlm 53 Eaot 1 Alpha Epsilsoa Chapter, Al- ever. wonblp servlctl will 66, Pt Pleasant 26 01, Hmwn •· B k d 49 B lh 74 La b th 69 Cleveland St. Joseph 64 KeystoM 60 roo Sl e Adelph1 75 Bndgeport 68 e aven mu TO MEET ALL DAY ph a Delta Kappa, national Ita· be eollllaeted ot 11 a.m. to 1 65 sUitlonary. Kanawha Falls I Portsmouth 55 Cleveland Hawken School 81 Am. lnt 92 Colby 79 ,f Wnstn Slm St 124 Fytlevl 59 The Syracu .. Help and Learn <hera' honorary • held their Jan. lbe bmmnt of tbe cbnreb. 3 82 rising, Charleston 19 26 CIS · Coiumt>u• Eaat 43 Cleveland Byzantme 49 Norwich 90 Slonhill 85 Tenn St BO PoliSh Nats 70 Club will meet ali-day in th• uary meeting at lola's Beauty 'l'bt. lal'llaee wtll be repaired ins. London, Marmet and WID· Portsmoulb West 79 Valley 71 Cleveland Lutheran West 73 Pennsylvania 91 Brown 51 , Fla St 78 M~am1 IFia I 62 town hall Wedneaday, January Salon, Pomeroy. aut week and regular 1elle-- Held dams were on the sills. Northwest 86 Wheelersburg 73 Cleveland Lutheran East 45 cornell 9fi Harvard 80 I Morgan St 95 Howard 91 12. beginm111 at 10 a.m. Pro· Maxine Wingett read "Trill- duloo wiU be resumed Jaa· New Boston 59 Mmlord 50 Unioto 73 Southrastern ~ RRhode Island 97 Vermont 63 I KnoxVIlle 116 Benedict 101 jects will be maldng booked ule to Muale';, lor thethe lDaplra· IWJ' II. Boat Movementa: Porlllmocth East 65 Clay 1!2 Spnngfleld Shanee 56 Phlla. Phrmcy 71 Lncln u 70 N.Car A&T 75 J C. Smith 70 rug• and three dimenrloruti p1,. t10nal topic .... ter buainesr "'""" Oblo River _ Cotton Queen Columbus West 74 Covington 46 Rider 107 Upsala 71 Tampa 86 Augusta Coli. 16 lures A sack lunch wlll be enmeeling, cillducltd by lW pres· Columbus North 70 Albaay 92 Rome·Canaan 31 Columbia 77 Dartmouth 72 M;dWetth joy•d at noon Anyone Interested ldenl, Eli>abeth Pickens, !bel ,,. o ""'""""'"' , ...., down t:l , uo a.m.; Polly R. Columbus URden 59 West L1berty 61 Prince!A>• 61 Yale 55 Monmouth 78 Coe 62 is welcome. ,, look prrl In d • 1 mem,.,rs emon f '-. down 14, 1 a m.; Lou1s1ana up Columbua South !3 Mechanicsburg M Allred 116 Union 86 , Beloit 67 Knox 57 slrallon of facial make·up, us- . ~:· ~ma ..mi:;~~; :pR~~e6·~~1 Colmbe Central 113 Liberty Benton 74 IE Strdsbg 94 w. Chotr g()(ot) :Centralia ltO Sprmglield 80 tng Merle Normaa ColmeUca. a;. ,, Ne~ Marttnsvllla up 17 , 31 Colmbus Brookhaven 11 , Cory·l\awsoo 55 Phlla. Text. 108 Blmnt Abby 11 Johet 102 Morton 17 lola, assisted by Poiiy Hyael1 Colurnbul Eartmoor 7a Ottawa Glandorf 71 Sooth Luther 76 Central ilowa) 65 ahowed techniques of !trial 11 P m ; Harvey Jordon up 17 • 2 - ' Columbus Whetotone &8 Fort Jennhljl 51 , Wolford 82 Pembroke 60 Carleton 75 Grinnell 63 30 o.m.; Poplar up 19, 6.30 p. Beauty Tips ca1 e and bair atylins. • 1 Marion Franklin 78 , Spencervllle M Uluflton ~ lf'ainmont 89 Beckley 81 Sl Olaf 70 Corneii !Iowa) 67 19 6 111 Thosr ationdlng the demon- Mrs. Orville RReeder of Col· ·; Onward up · • m ; An· Columbus Wlllnul R1dge >7 1Cridersville 71 Waynesfield !1 ~--- - Wm. Penn 15 Wartb':"g 65 Now, that the 1Dubuque 94 Buena VJSta 61 alra t10n were Bernice Hollman, umbus IS spendm g two weeks drew Calhoun up 20 · 2 a m.; Upper Arlmgton 41 Otlt>VJlle 72 Miller Ctty 54 Kettering Fairmont W est M 1 busy holiday Elma Louks, Ellzabeth Picken•, with her '"ter, Mrs W. H. Titan up 21 · 1 a.m.: Elisha Whilehall 45 i Columbus Grove !1 SpriRgfield North 58 Mill1kin 99 Carroll 11 season a over, Edna Price, Francer Roberti, Eberst>ach and daughter, Min Woods up 22, 5· to "m : Walter Bfx.ley 41 Urbana 38 Continental !1() , Fairborn 55 Wooster 69 Ohio Wesleyan 58 let 's start tht Nonga Roberto, Helen Snuth, Syb1l. 1 Beckjord down 23 • 9 10 p.m.; H1lhard 59 Grove City M Kalida 61 [.etpsic 54 Bellebrook 11t1 Carlisle 84 Def1ance 102 Spring Arbor 72 New Year Goldie Story, MaX!nr Wmgctt Nil<< Jamce Wchrung ha• "' . Tibolt up 23, 6·:l0 am : Ben Maryovtllo fJ Wetlervillt tt Art••dm 55 McComb M Farmerovilie 64 West. Rsrve 101 Case Tech 75 right, by tak· and (I guest. Rosalie S!.Ory. \l.lfne? to he! !Jt.udles ttl ~L ! Mc_l nul up. nr~~nup 11 40 p, :vlifflin 60 London 55 Taylor t6 I Jefferson Towoshlp52 Bethany 8l John Carroll 70 ing a reaJ Hcfreshments of mmts, cook- Marys College Colu mbus, af· 1 m • Alton Z('ph~l down GrNn lluhanna 60 Groveport 33 North College Hill 73 1Troy 75 Miamisbcrg 70 H1o Grande 74 Cntn Walsh 59 good look at tes and coflee were !lerved bw,. ter spendmg lbe holidays wnh lup 1·35 <~ m : Pennsylvania up West .Joefreraon 55 Dublin 47 ICtntJnnatJ Hughee 56 Sidney 37 (;reenvJlle 34 Wilberforce l09 Urbane. 49 our complex· I lola. · . her p~renls, \11'. and Mrs Ed· Greenup 2 ~0 am Buckey~ Columbus st. Mary ~ Cincmnati Courtt!r Tech 52 Celina JCHS 68 Marion Local 63 l.irTelnU 90 Cent Mthdst 7l 1on Do we find harsh dry . win Wehtung ~ Slate up trreenup 3.40 am . 1 Columbus Academy 47 Coleram 71 ~i Brruard 43 NorthwesteJH 118 Oshkosh i9 Supenor 77 hnes, pimples,, blackhead ~ whtteheads or JUSt a ne-g Donald Wehr~ng who Ja at- P'rlcberger down Greenup 4 30 Columbus Umversily 61 Cindnnall Elder 79 Mmmt East 63 Stout 55 Plallev1lle 54 lected appearance' Call me tendmg the Semmary at Bloom- ~ m : J S Lrw1::; up Greenup Columbus Rosary 27 Cincmnati Purr.e\1 56 Tecumseh 66 Northeaste rn til Sx Fils 38 Nrthwstrn \ Iowa) 85 for your free hour on beau~ngdale, w1ll return to his stud· II;, 20 am H F:: Row\~~ up IFranklin Heights 54 ' Fmn~ytown 71 Mt. Healthy 60 I Mmster 70 New Bremen 56 St r\orbert 99 Lawrence 71 ty care and a. l"omplunenlary m.akt> up 1es Sunday. after spendinll his Greenup 7 55 am : Franklin lfam 1tton Township !.1 Oak Hllls 74 Hamson 68 l'iqua catholic 64 Southwest Lei s maluo lll love lit·r you ... acalion WJ~tl h!s parents, Mr. Pier('e do .... n \1eldahl 1 55 p m: I Pleasant VJ('W 47 I Mllf~rd 72 ~Anernont 61 I Wapakoneta St Joseph ~I Hrdn-Smmns 107 llou Bapt n' in ·'66" . and MI S E.dwm Wehrung Bob Benter down Meldahl 10 Tea~s V'alley 4n Cmcmnatl Withrow 68 ' Frankha Monroe 76 Newton 49 Alk T('hrs 56 Coli Ozmks 46 - lola Bartrum IC f Q Mrs. Dtavld Cummgs return- p.m: Warren Hougland up Newark 63 Trenton 51 ClncmnatJ Woodward 65 1 Versalllfl~ 59 · Hardmg 69 Hendnx 60 Thr Mary Martha Mission· ed to her work al Kroger otore Meldahl 12 !0 am. Valley Voy- ZenesVIIie 52 Lancaattr 41 rmcmnati LaSalle 63 Mississinawa Vallev 50 Hnd"n i5 Ouach1ta Bapt 73 llr.,. Circle met at tht Ftrsl afle1 a weeks vacallon. lager up Meldahl 5 am : Bar- Clull!cothe 70 Manett<t 6U , Cincinnati Roger B.acon M Middletown Fenwick 36 At k A&M 97 -\rk 'Tech 83 I t;api!SI church of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs DaVId Cum1njo bara Br.nl nown M•ldahl 5'4! Worthington 89 Grandview 57 I Norwood &l Lmroln Heights 41 West Middletown - Mnd!Son 40 s W Okla St 80 N W Okla 61 i Monday evenln~t It opened witt. and ch lldrt>n, Rex and Jenell am Mt Vernon 84 De!awane 62 Dayton R()QS~Velt 71 New Pans 72 West 1 Phone WY 2·3557 1 II reading by Mrs Harold vis1ted Christmas week m DayColumbus Ready fiO Daywn Rot 11 5S College Corners 87 Brglvn Young 95 Anz St 81 ' 234 E. M•in Pomeroy I emley and pr•yer by Mrs Or· ton with his SISler and brother- Galllpolls Dam - Trojan up ·Reynoldsbul'g 56 Dayton Meadowdaie 64 vtl le Wiles. Dtfferent projects m-law, •Mr and Mrs. Wilby 3 20 p m : Semel dowD 1 15 •· I,Johnatown 58 Lakewood 54 Da~ton Dunbar jl were dlscussc<i lor the year. R11 hards and Mr. and Mrs. m ; Philtp Sporn up 2 30 a m.; UtiCll M Licking Heighll 40 I Dayton Colonel While 56 The same oftieen were elect· Kenneth D1xon 1 Reliable up 5 41t a m. Watkin! Memorial 62 Dayton K1ser ~D rd for tht new year. They are Mrs Lydie Stewart returned! NorthridJ• 10 Dayton Fairview 59 \lrs Hnrold Lemley, pres!- lo her home East Mam St. Fr1- Kanawha River Duncan Liberty Union 51 Dayton Wilbur Wright 33 dent; Mr1. Orville Wiles, vie•- day afternoon, from Vetfrans ]Bruce up Mllrmet 11 ' 45 pm..; Lancaster Fenwick 48 Dayton Patterson 53 0 · F." Shearer up Marmet 3 2ll Millersport 63 BerM un 1on $0 pre1ident, and Mrt Jterman Memonal. llos~1ta l. Dayton Stivers 44 DEADUNE FOR PURfHASE OF 196ti DOG l.lrENSE IS JANU ~RY 20TH. 1\.lartin, aecretary and tre&!IUr· l Mr~ Guy ~. Guanther and a ,m.' Lucy Jane Lucas down Big Walnut 88 OlentaRiY 5~ DByton Cham made 50 1 r.r Th!rt were eight member!! I Mrs. James Bo~d were guests \\mfJeld 2 30 p.m ;_ Allen R. Buckeye Valley 65 Davton Blmont 46 ONE DOLLAR ($1 00) PENALTY IF UCENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER presenl. when Mrs. Paul Taylor enter• Memll down Wml101d $ p.m.; Richwood North Union 54 Dayton ~ller 102 THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THiS HAI\DY APPL!CA· Strawberry ohortcake and cor. lamed the Bi·Monthly Canasta Jelferson up Wmfiold 1:30 p. Marlon Catholic 71 Prtbit Monroe 55 TJON BLANK AND ~!A I L TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT f,·e were served by Mrs. Wiles club Thu!'llday evemng at ber m ; Fneberger down . Wrnflold Cardington 88 Tipp C•ly 77 Brookville 55 anr Mrs. Guy Co,..a. home , Spring Ave. Prizes for , 9 50 .P m ; Georgo Pnce down Athens 59 Middleport !~ Eaton 112 Northmonl 58 HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2 00) FOR EACH DOG, MAL& games were awarded to Mrs.! Winfield .11 p.m.: A. J. Patten JBP.klon 83 GaUipoiis 51 ctnrmnati Taft 1116 OR FEMALE. Gumther and Mrs. L'harles Rlf· dowo Wrnl•eld 1:36 am. Well<ton 11ft Logan M Cmcmnati Aiken 79 fle. Refreshments were served PlaiD c1ty 82 The Plains 87 Anderson 72 Reading 52 , To obtain licens. bv mail f11l in and mail tillS form to GORDON H. by the hoste ss to those named Madison South 16 Greenview M1Deer Park M Loveland 56 above and Mro. Jobn Beaver. Sheridan 52 Miller 41 'I Sycamore tt lndlrn Rills 62 CALDWELL, COifNTY AUOITOR , Me.gs Count~. Pomeroy. Ohio. Enclose Mrs. Gu) COwan, Mrs. Max Piqua 71 Beiiofoatalno 65 Locl<land Bt Pnncelon 71 Folmer and Mro. Rlehard Fia· Findlay 61 Marion Hardm& 50 Cmclnnatl St. Xavier 65 Hlf-addreued stamp.d envelope and price of lic•n••· law. ~ Chllllcotho Flaget 71 Cincmnat1 Moellrr 61 Mr. Poui Cuci, Mi •1 pj,.1 Paint Valley 16 ' We<t Milloa 70 Northridse 62 Postmaster, II re<uperatlni JAM. t Zant Trace 8l Westlall 59 Oakwood 65 W.,t Carrollton 55 1/lale Dog $2 00 Spayed Female $2 00 Female $2 00 Kennel License UO Irom surgery et Mella General Rvival at the M.E. Cburcil Cleveland Benedictine 74 Vandai~a Butler tt , Hospital Ill Pomeroy. beginning Jan. g wlth Rev. Jack Cleveland Jobn Hay 52 Trotwood MadiSon 78 Ownen Nsmo - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. David Enslllliltior baa Stuller of Eureka, preoeh1111. Cievtlllld Collinwood 75 Ketlorilll F'lllrmont East 67 J.ddrtiSI returned lrom Charlerloll, W. "ntorod Hospital JAN. 11 Cleveland Lrtiu 19 Wayne 60 , I a "here •he spent the hall· p H er HThe Rivervlo PTA will Cltvol11d John Marshall 83 Dayto1 Siebblru liO TownsWp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - arsons en 1er 1ng 0 1z w~ c 1 nd u. l d<.~}~ w th. her !!on and daugh- Jtal du n n the last 24 hoUJo;; mef't Mondav even!ng, Ja11. 10 leve a nuly Name 15 , Bnercrl!ek: 59 ler M, and Mrs. Chorles Ent•· l P J . at 7 30 A film will be pmen)- Cleveland Si. Ignatius .15 ' Xeaia 61 I! ()I{ inl 111 ded · l'~~ 1s ,Jt 1argaret JWr jBteed I Fou d f 1 Aao!So•l mmger an ~mily and Mr. 'Bnd Smtth, 834 First Ave. Charles i ed '' If 'fhese Were You 1 ( levPiand l.mtoln &6 :__ ___:======~ I I u-· ~~-1\lr~ Hath Zohn and famtly. l Shar e Jr, 1818 Chatham Ave : Chlldrrn " The Browmes will Cleveland Rhodes 7~ &' I I I I I I I , Brown[Yellow LongI ShortI Known[ Paul. ~liS. John Kinca1d has re· I Ph / ' A d ~ 1·hell Lo~- 1 have charge of the !lag cm.l Cleveland South &I Yr. Mo M F Blk Wh1te l.ray Brinrllr Tan! 1RIP nRrdev. ~~" lut twd from a holiday vis1t m A' M mony lnstrumental numben Cleveland Height.c; 78 Euclid 43 f) b W ' @r lliC!' I' rS nfl3 un ar, . Va , wJtb her daugh- Mtll er Watel Joo Star Rt.: Mr!! will be presented by the atu· i Parma Valley Fo.rge 82 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. tel. Mrs Paul Ruttencutter and Carl H Veath, RtR. 2 Cheshire; 1dents, directed by Mr. Yeago. . ( l Perm a 65 9AMToSPM Children. M . AI a F McGuire Rl 1 Tbe Daughters of Ruth t·la" Bedford ~ E'astl~Je North 41 Mr and Mrt. Charles Sauer C" l~! M M ry' J Hale o! the United M<'thodJgt fhurch Berea 75 GnrfJe!d Jletghts 67 Thur. 9 AM to I PM . daug hter I Rl. rown ' l' "Mrs aHerbert . C.' I wtll meet at the home of Mi!l:'l Map I~ H~ lght!l 63 Midpark 54 ' arr ~ue~ ts of th tlr 1 Vmton and family, Mr. and Mro. Del· i St· 1 Pt Pleasant · James p Lydll Ebersbach Monday at 21Rock) RIVer 55 Avon Lake 49 Sot.9AMto9PM 1 b••·t Welker ond children Ke:~e7, Ht 2 Letart;' Mrl. Har: p m. I Fairview 81 Olmsted Falla &5 Kenneth Cole hns returned w N H d PI Pleasant · The Disabled Amencan vet. Brecksville 6a Independence 00 COUNTY AUDITOR of Meigs County thP Navy base at Norfolk, Va., '1 H o:r ~n. Rt 2 Racln~ erans and Auxihary Will rneetiBrooklyn 61 WarrenBvillt 51 I 1 1 Llun11 mu8t b1 Dbttintd not later than Jan. 20, 1966, to a"Yoid p&yin9 ptn&lty Aft~ fo! lowing a visit he~e WJth h11 1:: J Sp~ ~:e ."Jackson; Rich- Monday at 7 30p.m. All mem- North Royalton 43 ; Middleport thiS date penelty will be Sl.OO for 11ngl• ftg 1nd $5 .00 for hnnll licerue w1fe, Nancy and ,children. Mrs. I ard A Marks, Jack•on; Mrs. bers are urged to attend. · Richmond Helphto It · ra te " staying With her mother. W II L N kel' Rt I Thur- The WSCS of Heath Melho- Orange 58 Kenslo• 33 I Mrs. Max RoUer lor the present. ' If Cl t IC R . Mays Rt. 1 dis! Church will meel Monday A•htabula 57 Lmda, Ricky, Jsck and Deb- man, '"on · . ' Ashtabula St. Joho $3 W. Va , Mrs Hen. evemng, Jan. 10 at 7 30 p m. at w· kl If 70 M b.1e Haw 1ey ho ve re turoed to East Lvnne, • V 1c 1 e entor 60 !h h . \Valb ldg Oh' ry f. Young. Spencer, W. a.; the church. Mrs. M. E Dowson A ht bul ~ IS fir ome m r e, 10. M '' d R J ett Belle ill be th , 3d ~ a a 011 after a holiday visit here with rs ~ gar · arr ' ' w e program .'e er Aohtabuia St Joba Sit their grandmother, Mrs. Grace ~ Va . Charles F. Chancey. and Mrs. James Brewmgwn, Wfckll!le 70 Mentor 410 Hawley, Mrs Robert Allen!i -1Chesapeake lrtb d~vottonal chalrJ~an. Hos~ssu Jeffenon 36 Chardon 18 worth •nd son, Jobn. . B ' wdl he. Mrs. DaVId Entsmmger, F•irport 53 Perry 31 Mrs. M. (' Wd•on relurned I Mrs Ralph M. McGrow, Rt. Mrs C. A Emrrush. Mrs Wal· Clearv~ew 54 RidgeVIlle 56 I Friday from Wehaten, Iii., wher 1 Vmton, dau&hter, 4 03 a m ter Hayes and Mrs, Erne<t Bur. Avon lli Flrelanda 12 she has spent the past two Fnday · Dt ml ood ton lliliJland ll South Ambersl 41 ' 1 1 weeks 111111 her ron and lomlly. Tbr . Pomeroy Elementary Fremont Ron 74 Mr and Mrs. Woodrow WlliOO Mrs. Mack R. Bennett. Sr., PTA w•U meet Monday at 7:30 Lorain Admiral Kinl 11 end family, Her 1!'8ftd9on and ' Timothy N. Cond~. Mrs. Wood- p.m. Fathers night wlU be ob· Elyria Ill Lorain 43 lanuly, Mr. and Mrs. Woody ! row N Cox, Robm R. cr~g, served and suest apeaker wlli Norwalk St. Paul 76 Wilson, 11, and famlly of Fair. ' Mrs. Robert H. Craft ,Mrs. o. bo a stole patrolman. Hostess· Lorala St Mal')' banks Alaska alro vlllltd with ' ward Hubbard, Mrs. WliUamMT. H wiU bo motbm of the fourth CJ.velaad Gllrnour &8 ' . • K1mes Gregory S. Lee rs g d their family whUt sht ,..s there p 1 R p berto ~ ld L ra e. Beachwood She made the trtp by plane au . · em Nn, ~:od Belhel No. 1!2 of the Interlla· Clevelalld Padua 15 from Columbus. Befort return· Pltiliips, Mrs. sncy eo, tlooAi Order of Job's Daugh· Cleveland Chane! 7% ' lng to Mlddi..,.... wbe vislltd Mrs. Delplla ,M. RIMrggle, BryMro. terr will meet in regular ..,. Revere 73 Nordonia 41 I '~"" • Samue era IIIII, '· an · M nd 7 30 t Cl ~er grlltdd.atflhter, Mr. and 8 d M TIIOo Smith BIDD, o ay at : p.m., 1 eveland East Tecb 12 Mrs. Ron Hailey of Columbul. ,;:.un ;"~ p r~im.n. Mrs How: the Pomeroy MBBODie Tempi• Ceveland GieavWe 511 · 8 Mrs. Opal Priddy II a medical : ·E Suck' Charlet 0 Swick '!be Portland PTA will baYe Cluelllld Bruob 70 1 patient II Vrltrw Mllllorlal ~. Luthe; Thomas, • Hom.,: itr. regular meeting Monday evLakewood &t lloopltrl lD Pomeroy. Good .0 M 1 Lee M Combo entng, January 10, at 7:30 p.m. Sbrker Holghto 71 Re<ent holiday flllerlr ol Mr. Mrs. w~illi.,:; ·L. Hill, ·Mrs. A~ at tho ~~tbooi. . East Cleveland Shaw &7 1 and Ml'l. Jacob Turur were 1 n B Strait and illfall dalllhAN. II Medina tl6 Westlake 4S their 10111, Mr. and Mra. WJD. te · A apecial ~eting of Mtddl"' Cllyaho&• Heights 71 1 lam Turaer ol Drytoll ud Mr. or. port Lodge No. li6S F & A M Strongsvlllt M {ol) and Mro. RayiiiOIId TUrner and will be held Toesday, ot 7 30 dauchflr, Debbla, of Grovt City. CIOtO UrC eS p.m. at tbe ronloring of thr WIAT II Til£ TIIU111 , • ; fVfRY ONE ON SALE t Malter Mason degree. RefmbT-sct. llld Mra. Jameo MilDley l!ld cblldrtn, 1..oekbourDo 0 OrtJCipO ments wlll be aervtd. Kenneth Air ForetBase,<lolumbul, wort K. Scit<Js Jr. is worshipful mas9 cu. ft. recent 9llllon wltb bts PI· ter. renh, .ur. and Mra. Walton Sixty churches of tht Scioto Tbe Amerlcaa Lejlon Auxl· PHIL CO Manley. Presbytenan Presbytery ~U Uary ol Lewis Manley Post No. parl,'cipate . 10 the denoiDID8· 213 wlil meet Tues., at 7 p.m. Ail models are on sale up to the bii lT eublt Jacbon Celllel' to tron 1 "' mrUtoa fond lor lbe at tho home of Mra. Allee Hamp. conatrucllon and eqwpmeDI of lA> Tbo Ill llrla ~... pl.. foot Phiico Marketeer. If you need • refrlcera· Traia 160 Worken d!Urebes colleger remlnarleo n. - • ..,.. M' - - WAIIIINin'OH (VPI - Tbe rcboola borpltrll ~ commWI: .. foaacl ill the ,... Hnr tor t hiS " the place and now Is tht time. II:UJ LttbGr llt~&IIIIWII aJMIOIIIIN!d 1ty lD the Unlltd Slates llon>W, "~o~hAbo111Nom terms available' We trade' t.dly " pnjlell undlr the and rr other couottres. Doolnou. Wnte, pbcmo .. oflil 111111" wa Dfiel1 tt..,l IIIII Tbe Pretl~tery JOIIII ;.::~y for~ FRill: GOP7· 'n'll1llllc- lbbtlll"' lbem 000. 'I1Ie CfmpaliJI 11 belne ~ II Oldo. ll!eluthtl wu the lotJib. bold liiMIIb I!H'inl, wileD 1111111 "WIIIrll You Get The Most Far Yaur Mon.,• Associated Radio and TV Harry Miller, owner-With Miller Maytag Dil• Ratlloear Co. LYM50 Till SHOE BOX WI.St... lt. Athlnl l MIDDL_IPOIT, 0 • ~-----.--~--~.~------------ 214 I. MAIN WY2:3635 POMEROY �Wll<R~ DO•T \Oc Mo•JT AU. ~HE I HINoS THA1 U oN HAPPeN? --lf Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ---------- ,.-------------------, p omeroy Motor Co. 2 -N$ WANT AD "'" 81' IN FORMAliON QUAliTY 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door --,----.,.--~-::--- power steering B.nd brakes, automa_lic, ~ully equipped, radio, 1965 Chevrolet 4 Dr. . $2025 6 cyl. engine. Std. trans. ~.dto and heuter. Loca]Jy owned and sharp interior. Turq. fuush. New guarantee. IQ64 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. _ _ _ $1999 Pow~>r steering, autsmat ic, rculio, all the works. like new tin's, tan finish. V8 engine. Spotles11 interior. &-Dally S:~t~~el_ , Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,~~B,_ IIJ66_ Business Services Bring the Family to Bailey's FOR SUNDAY DINNER o\U CONDmONING Re!rlger· auon oervice. Jark's !\dna· eration, New Haven. Phone TU Z-3537. 4 8 tic $2149 hc.1ler, blue finish . Spolless clean mtenor 0 LIGHT lmuling, coal and cat tie. Phone WY 2-7786 and WY 2-7286. J2.18·30tc 1360 AT NEW LOW PRICES! To the 20th Century Reformation Hour At °~1= 1 M. garage, P·'':' "l furnace sewer children's ,,,, ,, 930 AM : IAUHIY OOOGL. lriil So.VffY SMiltt WMQVRavon.-4. W. YL 5:00 6:00 8:30 ?:00 S d ~ a tor ay Racing From Florida Hullabaloo Fiatt and llorugp Porttr Waa7:30 Flipper 8:110 1 Dream ol leonnle YOO·IIoo, Ot: liiULLU I DAILY CROSSWORD 6. Saa 2t. CU.IOR mammal ' ..L.._ a., .. f . CUahlon Jap~- lka I.11. Ha BtiiiOw ::..,"'!o:..,. ... Monday 1:41 Com Cob Rapoli I WHTN-TV Channel 13 s 'I 1 ! ' 1 1 I ww I"' 'I ' 1 . • 1 Dan Thomas & Son . a . 1 I WHTD·TY Achille~~ mlkl'!d 30. Wrtnkie genua - ..,,......,_ l7.Phoooboolc c..,.,..,.. :HI. 21. Bends u. Poerru! %7.C&ni.YiiYI. otopover Bv AL CAPP 32. L.a- 16. Blrde at a. ala..•u• or 19. 'JI'C're~ !8. Arm bone M\101"11 lll. Beverage -4 t. Girl'• na~ •:t Showniaa borera 20. Cba.nge SL We&thel' won! 22. Medieval ta. Abode 33. VJ~I'"I 34. Drive a. way THE --•1105T---DESIRA 'lLF · -- · 11'5 GIRL·· -IN ••• THE .. ·WORLD-- ·:." ti.AI'IoY-·· M-"1!. --· 'YC>KUIM.. ·OF- · ·DOGPATCH ••• ··U-..S .. -A .. ·• ~" 1 Ztcghld 30. Jl'lowertnr "''• 28. IDML lndiu lal&lld. 29. Pllh plt.nl «. Toward: lAC 30. Purity 31. BkSet.l'Ub sa. W.O'e ne.me 36. Deed 37. U-boat 40. Coocract __ .__ .. ........... .,..... d. 4ft'Ul(e ~ ollaolly ... Hammer -- .._ ....... ly KING GASDLINI ALLI!l' ~o. but drive &Ood ... 1 could !jO(J l to hale to break the 1HIT\ that h(~ ~cing to ht~ve In mme 1 Gor. JUSt new"' to 1\101"1< Monoay O.tederl r----'1 to pay for a ceD! LOoa•obop s...-t .._ .... • "That's nry true! However, all play and no work makea jack scarce. boy!11 _ 6 . suntvaa """-CBYP'rOQUOTE j ' DAILY Uere'o how to work Ita AXYDLBA.A.XR lo LOI!TGJrii:LLOW 0..-.......,- .....,,..,Ia . . -·t. llo' th,. ..,.pie A Ill uoeo1 tor U. Gllw U.. X tllr Ge tw. O's, etc. Single l(>tt&rK. spo~~­ Channe I 8 NEEDED fore: poet. 18. Whf!re 1(1. Duck te. son drink SERV CE CARRIER ...... NW!ng maehine lG. Orb ~---.ad b -~U>o-- I "m of thflo WOIX!., 'I'!' 11 11 lllllla. By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY C TXLJ UEJFP OZBPQXY)( VQZNTIJ !J R.ICVNBJG Ill lUC B V.-VQJ Bli:OCl IIIIOV, 'liP r TM._,. C'.c)p' 1 I JLUI '!IJIII I'RO IH WIU. VIDR'I" OFTIIIII •HOlm TO - . u r B J'AUIIiHOQD, WJIATIIIo "'I " badge 26. Be- like P. lnventOI' dty JLAffiNAR'$ I a. Winr~ ;;: ii'i.itaJ RADIATOR I .._ &(IR(JIJI Syracuse weHS•TV /"-' READY!! --========='JI 1 ~OMPAN '/ HE'll BUS T IF HE EATS ALL lH EM VIT\lES ~OHE ~UPPER'$ S • ty N les -II 1 ;"'0') II!IAll'i O'FIRE 1! 11:!0 Late News Picture 11:40 Weather Central 11:40 Sunday 1beator T: 00 'l'odBJ Show OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 7:25 Today Out Your WIJ' Pormanentt: .. $7.50 up B:30 Get Smart Every dish is given care· •·.OO Sat.orrlay Ni••• a1 Movies 8:20 Today Out Your WBJ We Sell and Service ful attention. LWlCh or • !fUll POMEROY, OHIO 1:110 A Now MorDila lholr Wigs and Wigletl dinner. Soon? Wa Joo.k 11:1& Late News Picture 10:00 Eye Guill Marie's Style Post forward to ...rna you. 11>26 TV-3 weather Gntral 10:20 Newt Rt. 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 11:30 Sporll Rocndup 10:30 Coooonlroioll Symuoe. Ohio HAILEY'S RESTAURANT lll35 Filllll ol the 611'1 ' ,., Mom.; .. C.:tar 5 ROOll modern home. Low HAY and locust posll. SH :>.11:00 Late News 1 II :30 Paradise Bay n·nt. 10i i ~ Spring Are. Pom- 5277. 1-8-6tc 218 &. Mein Pom•roJ 11:15 Sports RoVfldup 12:00 Jeopardy eruy 1 7 r.tp - ~ KARL GRUESER, Plumbing Helen Bailey elrls (B• IIoyl Colllno 11:20 F11mt of the 60"s 12.:30 Let's Play POitofflot _ _ _ ~ ----2 USED coal furnac-es, and 2 and He?tmg, Minersville Sunday 12:55 News Day Report ln. ~mof', 14 ROOMS hath .1nd 9l!l used blo·.'ters Baker Ohio. End your troub-1'===========-:-:::~:~::::-:::.1 _ _ _ __ --iAJlU " t St. n•,n (a ll Martm an'\ Scdrted 698 w. Mam St les. We have all &zes sewer I· Pomeroy. C~~ryl wa! an over- 1:00 Cartoons~)~ 1:00 Midday New1 l'lcbft n rv. l\C'\ \ ·'" )k: , r Hesla,or;nl! WY 2-9m. WY 2-3i9t ' l-ll-3tc machines. Reasonable rates. night guest. ' 9:45 Gospel StngtDg lllblleo 1:25 Dial for Dollars a'" Y 2 ;c·.11·s aga •'" .J.o.\o •. t) -·~ Call WY :1-2974, day or rughL Sunday dinner guest& of Walt- 10:45 Cbnslopbers 1 ! lfc _ 1:30 Sillgin' Jamboree f, 1")f.l . 1 · . 1110 RIIOUE f51Jnd hens, 7 9 15 tfc er Cook and Mr. und Mrs. Ezra 11:00 'l'hl.o Is lhe We 1:00 The Dayo of Our LINI (/ !lt!\l'r fnm l illll' twart:- will TRAILEH LOT. Rutland, ftve Phillips were Mr. and Mrs. ll:SO The Bible AnswRn 2:30 1be Doclon );Hur· m.Pmo:·y ~trily I Jni!c s • 1.1:\lm Pomt~r~y'. Phone -~u:_ks..:._~ <=~ll 843 ·2~~a.__ t-a-:Hc IIEATING, PLUMBING Rural OCJe 0 Clarence Searls, son, Terry, oJ U.:OO TV Ch8pel 1:10 Another World Wt' miss \ou nnwe r · ~e;ory da ~· · Sll 2-.. ti l3 . L 23 60ic Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- - - - - - - - - - - - Cheshire, Mr. and Mra. Bera- 12:30 Dynamics ol Leadership 1:30 You Dall't llaJ . - 11e- ORDER AMSTIJTZ 'g H & N thers, Be nny, I :00~ _p re Sl ~~rdh· mi:'sld b. ~ ~~t:f•, l . nu .:-.t· . I~·~ H -: n.d~.. -· 1.11~ 11,1rr ( ••· , , rlHT·· 618 E. Ma.ID Street ard coo k, c h'ldr t en, 1:35 Dial lor Dollars and DJIIg i:U' I':i 1 -~- ltp ed and Llll:urnl!lhed apart· ''Ni ck Chkk" leghorn ch ~r k~. Pomeroy. i 1l tfa Holiday week visitors of Mre. RhoRa and Wilma, Middleport, 1:30 twS Conference f :OO Mr. Cartoon PrltWII ownls WV 1-""1-4 12 8 lfc or started pullets tod"Y - \J,,d. Oma Hy$0U and motber, Mrs. and Ma\lhew Phillip• ol Lolarl ll4lf Garden lub ot the Air ~:30 Yogi Bear - --f Th k _ --ern Poultry, Box 188, Athens. i' May Cowie were Mr. Boll Hy- Falls. 2:15 Sports Eye i :OO Cheyenne Card 0 an S 4 H!ll1l l fun ,,llc-d Apartment Ohw. Pb : 593·7831. 1·6-llc EXPERIENCED oell, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Molls Visiting Mr. and Mro. Melvin 3:00 World of Golf S:OO Newa Picture --~- for n'n1 . Phone \\'Y 2-2776. Af- - - -·- ------ - and family and Mr. and Mrs. Grimm were Mr. and Mrs. 4:00 Sports In Action 3574 2 1:20 Jim Thacker lipaN WE WOU LD l ikt~ to thank ali i t•·r 5 P m. Pll one WY - · SEWING machlnes, repoJr serCarl Gordon of Columbus, Mr. James McDonald and son and 5:00 Wild Kingdom 6:25 Weather those v. lm s h~wt:'d kmdm•-:;o.;: J ; 1 ' 1'l~·y uml Herd Hardware. vice. all makes. WY 2-?284. 1 and Mrs. Charles Hysell and Mr. Md Mrs. Kenneth Aisel of 5:30 College Bowl 1 11 S:SO Huntley-Brinkley Rtpolt .and C\llt::. tdera ll un <l l th ·rl _ tf~- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hysell Columbus. 8:00 News 1 11101 01 T:OO Mooday Night • llilrlet ttme of th'! dl"<llh ('ur. ' ~ l'H.'\lL~: H LOTS - free aew-- Authroizcd Singer Sales llllrll J Visiting Mr. and Mn . .lames 8:20 Sports 1 and family, Middleporl 1 g,oo Andf Williams t'l", Bertha ) 1r/\l'nl._t'. Spl'l'l:l j a gE and wat.er, Brown's I'rail Service. 3 ~ tfc I Mra. Oma Winebrenner eele- s. Quick during Christmas 1:25 Weather 0 10:00 Run For Your Llflt thJn ks ta t!_lel frtJf1_, f, \;rt~~:l cr P<-rk !State Approved) - - · ~~oz~~e ~a;'9i~~or ~~k thO: brated her 82nd birthday in Gal- weekend were Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 Telepbone Hour 1 11 ans' \'kmrrntl ·IS)r ll<J :, , _ Minersville, Ohio, rtrone W\ WHY worry over • sluggish smallest heater core. Jipolis Dec 18 at a dinner given Joseph w~sney, Ithica, N. XC 7:30 Walt Disney's Waudlrfal 11:00 Late News PielliN 11:15 Weather PJcken~. ;.JJ Hl tn 111 e . f,o ! 2--::324. 1 11 tfc septic tank Get Klean-Em • by Miss Jean Blakemaa .and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quick 1 Mr Wocld ol Color 11:20 Sporll Roundup Buont' lt. r Iu s Wtlrds ut ('nn- i ;-;· , d All Septic Tank Cleane-r, Miss Martha Thompson. Guests and Mrs. Edward Chapman Bid 1&:00 The Wack:Jest !'i ol .1 tior.. 'th! Hrr \'t•ry -~ 1 : 1 1 ··-~ .&Hl Lmcnl n Hgts .. 2 ,be room Landmark Farm Bureau, PotMroy were Beulah Ward, Carol F.ddie, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ship iD tile AlmJ 11:30 Tanighl Show ful to ail. · ~tJe l.' llilril e!l lwu::e. ll~aullful RJ:cu kLtc~en Pomeroy. 12-16-30tc WY 2-21.U Scholls of Gallipolis, Mr. end Cbapm8n sod Shelly of Colunr 1-P, l t,~! cJMrts. 1-'hor.eL WY 2-5121. I 1 tic Mro. Charles Milia ol )low bus, Mr<. Gordon West, Debra, .t -I~ Insurance BrighloR, Pa. Rhona and John aod Collllie ~ FL'R'i i S IIED.-4~ rooms and Phon• Today For Chrisunas weekend gueoll of Chapman ol Racine. Mondor Notice lo•th. np:trlmeni in Pomeroy. I'H()'I'() Copymg Service. CO!> Mrs. Myla Hudson wart Mr. Woodrow Hendrix ond Frank Saturday WILl. GII.F aw:ov mo!lwr r .. J. I•:Y 1->~;5. 12 31 lfc let made ot legal papers. . FREI ESTIMATES and Mrs. Virgil E. Hudaoa and Hendri< who aro employed In S:OO Jubilee 7:00 Daily Word . ~---··-d birth recm'lls ancY11Imosl· aliy family, Mr. Virgil B. Hu>--Pam · '"ville, Ky. spent ""·IB· tmas 5· . 30 WC"" •peclal 7· .06 Mike W·"··! lif' cto;:: t<lCI p11ppy o so nll ·- u:..:FUl~:\JSIIED 5 rooms an UliiUII w. ....,... .(1Q o ~'" ()r:e \\ ho \\ il i ~ ; \ \ ' l•· , m ,1 ba th, down~tairs apartment. other docum~nts. ON and Charles Hudson of Pome- holidays at tbelr homes bere. G:OO Trlall otl O'Brian T:ID Buddy Starcher lbow guud h•mk. Coli Sll 2-•8J4 Nice lucation m Middl eport. Realer IDBuraaco, Pon1eroJ eALUMINUM SIDING roy, Mr. and Mrs. Benoard Hud- They wore acromponied back ro 7:00 Smothers Brothers 9:011 Ciptaln laa&BlW 1 4 lfc I f. :ltc Call WY 2-54:H. 12-1 tfc eSTDRM DOOR son and family of Cleveland, Kentucky by Mra. Frank Held- 7:30 Jactle Gleason 10:~ I Love Lucy - ~ -- I - - - - 1~ 1Aio,"'''NA CASUALTY lruluranco & WINDOWS Robert Hudsoo and Mr. BRd rill and daughter, Barbora. 8:30 Ston!l Agenl 10:30 Tha McCoya eROOFING and fa 1 .._ S HOOTI~I.: MATCH, Sunday TWO Tf\AILE!l SPACES ddl Mullen Insurance AgeDCy, Inc. Mrs. William Hoshar m- Mr. 'alld Mra. Dao Rizor, Mr. 1:30 1be Loner 11:00 Andy ol MayGWIJ J anuary 9. .\owncan l.c•g iun ""'' m lite l'illage of Mi .,. Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L &terlor Decoraton Jy of Hartford, W. Ve.. Couio and Mrs. u.- Potll wort 10:00 Gunsmoka 11:311 Dick Van DyQ ,._ far m, tt ~ L tl wd. Ohto. 12 H p(trt. L\J\l WY :l-3346 or WY I Huds ·~,, . t I tfc Of h' McGuire and Frances on Cbristm 88 dinner guesls o1 their 11:00 Newa Tonighl 12:00 Love ot ilia ShntgJib onl; ___ 1_ 6 I 2·2!36 or IVY 2-3600.1[ 30 tfc GRANGE INSURANCE. Mnlll!ll 0 10 of Pomeroy and the Rev. and son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. U:li l'dillion Dollar Mof!ea 12:21 WCIIS Midday IIBWI DF.LJ C'J!JGS Jl omc- made Pom, -c-- .,WY t-S644 Mlddl-rt, O, Mrs. Ralpb Hud!Klll and family Franklin Riz.. 111111 childrOII of 12:30 Search For Tomorrow -d Insurance Agency, Inc., PamS DOd ay 5Uc, 75c, and ~1 .00 •iz~s . FOU!l HOOM furmshe apart- ere . Phone WY W381. of Lansing. Mich. Pomeroy. 12:45 Guiding !Jght luxe Poaa . It SO . .1"'k s D:n- r.1ent. 1\'Y 2 3~58. tfc 1115 Uc Y AUmlONEZll Mr. Walter Cook ,....lved Mr. and Mro. Melvtn Grimm l·4ll Tho Voice ol Evangellam 1:00 Woman'& Page 91 ry Bar, Mtddlepurt. 12 8 !fr SI Complete So~ word tbal his son-in-law, Rll!- spent Cbrlslmlll with their · , .. 1:30 A.s Tbt World Tanio For a • ~UTOMOBILI! lllaUranca beeD Crilt Bradford sell E. Miller ollho U. S. Navy daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 8:00 'God II 'lbo Asswer ! :00 House Party Help Wanted Ql.ill:rs-t:tr- s:de. ContJct cancelled? r..ost your operaWriM, Prooo or C.Otaot lma returned to !be United and Mr1. Raymond Toaford 814 IAIIOO Rtligl0111 NeWI 011 1811 1:00 To Tell !be 'lrultl - -- - - - Grnr;;o Arnot! . RL l!JII. Up. li>r't llcenltT Cell WY :1-21M. A. C. BRADFORD States after • six months lour children of Mineraville, R. D. 11:00 Camera I 1:25 CBS New. per end uf Anliquity or call llilfc RaoiDe, Oblo ol duty oversaa&. Hil mother, Mrs. Jesolt Stowe received III30 Bowllng 1:30 Edge 01 Nlgbt WI 9-:11110. 1 7 Jtp Real Estate For Sale $ I 1111 Mrs. Jamoa D. Mlllor, llvea ill word of the deatb of her groat U:30 race The Natlool 4:00 The lecret 11aom __ Columbu!l. grandson ,_ Tommy Norri!, l!'! ] :00 Physical Health 4:30 Sgt. Preston 21 1\( ll [\l "A Tt ·lt·vL:;io n co :".- _ __ sn't Crrlld t;rn dl i in n Pri c(X! ; F'AHM for Sal e. .Phone SH !· ] Overseas Employment ' Mr. and Mrs,- Thomas Mur· ~indnnatJ. He. died from inj~r- 1:30 Dynamics of Leadership 5:00 Early Show I r\·:Ls"n;;b!y. Phon e WY 2-2441 1 5275. 1-3-tfc l I phy of Key West, Fla., were te9 surfered m an automobile Z:OO Facing Life 6:30 CBS Evening Newt Stc AU trades truck driver to overn1 ght guests of her grand· accident. Z:l5 This We Believe r:oo News Report 1 16 • 1'.·"fl•',l\.~;\l'IO:'JAL 55 - Pickup- 1 ~~~- -'-'•• D.,.U,. project engineers. Alrtea, parents, Mr. and Mro. Thom- Bryant Hudson of Pomeroy 2:30 CBS Spts. Spectacular T:IS Your Weathermaa ,, II.,.UI;RIIor "'PrHf Europe, Asia, South PaciJie. aa Clark . spent a week w;th his grand- 4:00 NFL All Star Pro Bowl 7:20 Sporte RUTLAND • tnwk St'i' or c<JU T. 0. S1('w-: paid travel, housing, food, Christmas weekend g_u~sts mother, Mrs. Myla Hudson. 7:00 Lassie T:JO To Ten tbt Truth an , But land, 0 1 6 6tc POMRilOY - 4 room cot!.age ! Atlantie. Rt,:zh salary jobs, of Mr. a~d Mrs. Troy Zw11U~g Mr. and ~trs. Ezra Phillips 7:30 My Favorite Martlaa 8:00 l've Got a Secret 1 Apply WY 2-2156 w1th bath and gas heating, I male, female over 18. OEID 1were thetr son and daughLer-m- and Wfllter Cook were Christ- II:OO Ed SuUivan !how B:30 The Lucy Show 11951 JF:E P THU C'K.- 4 - wl 1ep ] THE drtve . $300.00. Ca ll 992-7!1:11 . locatcd on lloute 33, owner Bo& 23190, Oakland Park, law. Mr. and Mrs. Russell mall dinner guests of Mr. and I:OO Perry Ma!IOD t:OO Andy Griffith llhow 1 4 fol p will lin,nre. $3,000.00. Fla. 33307 Zwolllng and lamoly of Valley Mrs. James B. Pbillipa and IO:OO Candid Camero t:30 Hazel DAILY SENTINEL I- ~- - 1ROLTE 7 - CLOS-"-fN - Ex· --Siatoon, Ky . family of LeLart Falls. 10 ,00 Talent Scouta 10,30 What's My LineT 1-,,.------==-·'l zu; ZAG ll~IATJC c. llent. 2 story modern frame CUSTOM BtrrCHERING IIIK M."· Gertrude Mill.• spent the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davison U·.OO CBS News ll·.OO The News Tonight = Wrll kJMm make Sf'w ing bed d b 1 mach me \hlk es buttonholes, home, 8 rooms (4 rooms ~. cutting. Will .buy ~det every~- holiday weeken Wit JCr and sons, R.andy and Ricky of 11:15 Changing World 11:15 The Weather Teller Wanted bath. plenty closet space , Monday. Phil Melff, Pbono daughter aftd soo-in-krw, Mr. New Brighton, Pa., opent oev- 11 . 30 La!JI Show ll'30 La!JI lhow :wws un buttons. monog:~ms . fuiJ basement, bot air fur- WY 2-3510. 1 18 uc and Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson of : eral days w1th her mother, Mrs. · ' patdws, elc ., all wll nnut l nace healing, frent porch, Rutland. Oma Winebrenner and other •1tladm•i·IIL'i Fu ll ;lalance l ~arage. level lot. $14,00000. Mr. and Mrs. William Bar- reh,tives. 11' A l\'T ED! due only !51 23 or $.\ per IMJIJDLU'ORT - I '> story Legal Notice tels, Barbara and Billy, of St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slack Furnilu re •nd housd10ld month. Call WY 2-(1:>51 fr ame 6 rooms bath utJliJoseph's, Mich., were holiday David and Robylil and Euaene . ' • PUIIliO tAll 0 II 00 su~arkot lweep 4 6\ I good' II e woll buy rom c ty room, !roll! and hack guests ol her molher, Mrs. Slack of Toledo wen woekend 8 turd BY : •.---· pl ete estates or small lots. I ST~Ju~o. HAI>IO - CONSoLE pnrch, C'e ll ar, comer lot lO- .. ~w.~t u:~r,;~·::~u:~~~ .~",~~. 1:~~ Norma Goodwin of Pomeroy and guests of their mother, Mrs. 5:00 ABC's Wide World of Sptl l1 :30 Dating Game 1 4 speed in ! t•rrnlxt.:'d changer. caled on Broadway $7.500 Ofl res!dence qf Hti.LARO HUttSI!."'L JtJs- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- Ada Slack aAd brother and sis- 5:30 Flintstone~ l2:00 Doona Reed Show call · •• TH E, decuBed, 111 Salf.m Towruhtp. 12 30 Father Knowl Bu& Dual vo lume control. 4 spe;1k- ALBERT M. COX. IUWKER Me,p toulrt y, onJo. aoout. two mile. mett Bartels. ter-in-l'aw, :r..h, and Mrs. John T:OO Tammy : KNOTTS USED wv z-.Ht.l "'6 Dllrl heut uf WllkeiiVllle , Oh•o . . . n E"·abelh N~·e 130 1:00 Ben Casey ... . . . . · er sound syst pr:-: . Lovc Iy a - 1\'Y '3'~ "'o.:~u satm<l ~y . the 22nd day or Jonunrr. wo ........, ol Newell . • ,u " · ISl ack an d son, ..•ohn. ........ ~-.., were : ""•d' OllUI tg FURNITURE and nut fnlt :ih. Thl ~ s•'l four ' 1 8 3tc woo. 111" l'l'! nU!nt vropert;, or •11ld Va. spent Thursday with Mr. accompanied home by their 8·00 The King Famly 2;00 The Nurset ·· •• ••·de~e•~ed. eonelltlnj in part ot: · 2:30 A Time For Ul AUCTION months old T.>le mer payand Mrs. Harry Polls. mother for a visit. 8:30 The Lawrence Welk Bbow 116'3-2nd, 444-:!911 men ls o! $1 25 pt·r wt>•·k or HOUSE FOR IALI . ro~~e~~~~n~~v~a~!~~~tT.Tt~!te£1!: '11l.e 86th birthday of ~9. Mrs Mary SheetJ of Dayton 9:30 The Hollywood Palace S:OO General Hospital ~=,.,..-------' ! pay b:tl tmce due $8.., Ca ll Modern Ranch Style lJN.Utiful Mower, n a le r Twrno~:. Tekvtl!on Set. Jesste Stowe was observed With visited recently with her broth· 10·30 Wrestlmg 1:30 l1Ht Young Marrieds ...: locauoo OD top of smaU bill te<!l F tano. DIVenport ond I chalrBo Cold mner al th er horne. Gues l!l er end tdster-m-law, Mr. and 11·00 . Bob Young News , ~ : 00 o .:.:::'1 Yeai~ ' ' ' WY 2-bl'l55 1 4 btc Table, coaL stow. Mirror, ( ard a Wante d T0 8 uy II facmg State HlghwaJ Carage on 1'uble. 2 Ch&lrll, ClolllM pre M•• were Mrs Stowe Mr and Mr:s Mr T t P' k te J . 4:30 Where the Action II -;:;;,..--::-:-:;Bit CF yourself for a thnll IWute 7 with good road to marn Bt!d , l'Pilar thtffil. TatoJe. Chm. Dreu· l , . 8. 1 us LC ens, fHS rs, o- 11:15 March of Dimea Telethon •·.00 Never Too YO""" FOX, rr. d. $1 1'1 Fo-:. gr;n. r\ ' · I h bed ll er, Lron BP(L Wu<><l Ho>d . <. he $1 "' William Thuener local. a nd lsJe Pickens and Maud JohRson. Sund ay ''le f ir st tune you use Blue b.tg way . 0l'0Ur rooms, vmg, Drawe r~. Ce<IH <.lolhet P r.. u, f!CM 11:- M K h Th . Do . ••;,:00 Soupy saIes -. $1.85. I:llll KH! · ~ . Ht•l'dS\ il lr I H t l h dinmg famiJy kitchen ~ eak· er. Cn~e IL&J' Llaler. 2 ll 14 Lnt Plow, rs. eRnet eJss, rcas. Melvm Grimm Vlsited bls Di ~~tho (Jhio . u~ tz e rn e ectr1c s Jm- j f ·d. til, d Tr~~.ctor T 1r• and WheeL. M• r u11 ou ~h Sunday everung dmner guests brother Frank Gnmm Pom- March of mesne D 5:30 Leave It To BeiTer 18_J'![( 1· . • poor'r $1 Bakrr Furnlturr ast pay, mal II, u lty an I Power Saw. v.~ter Pump, 011 StoH: , I • • 5 00 p m stony urke 6·.00 A Look at ... w·M·- · · shop Three baths, Ct' r rmic tile EL ••dnr Fen1 e 1 Ju.rg11 r . Grinder of Mr. and Ml'i. Jack Wolre eroy · · · .,., a.a......SPECIAL, coon, $210, be(' f M1ctdleport, Ohto. l-3-6tc d ll •· ali .and Motor. H ~rh Worl' . FiC'ytbe. rente and faiJUiy were Mr 8Dd Mrs I M. M J II of ~- 1 6:00 Ernest Tubb Show 1:05 Pacemaker Nen wa "' w earpet on ~;I rete her omd ml•~·l'!llaoeo\111 Loo ll<, • • rs ary arre \_,.Ui:IT es. h1.de. 5<:. \1 1 '0 .I 11 1\, ", ). l e y, USED wo ~k p<mts shtrts JaCk - Ian floors. About two--thirds of ELectric Bro1.1der stove, 1 tt . Mrower. Paul Justis and family of Le- ton W Va. spent the holidays 6:30 Adorna FamJ)J 8:11 Peter Jennlnp Newt for II . FarmaU. Wuhl~l ·- t 0 h . 'tor1 were with• her • daughter and IOD-in- T·OO _ReedSVIll _ __ e' 0\IJ I) · 12 3! 12tc l cts, <:lJld sl10cs. ' C<:~rl •C:heva· ' house Is pane Ied in mahogany Cultivator M• chine. wa 1 on. Hoa F~edl!r. (om - Wlr . t er recent vtst · Voyaga 6:30 ..... ,_cuel ol w·"· _.. r argo AI~T1QUE Fw-nL~Ure · dishes ·1 lier · Long Bottom • Ohio· aDd walnut Air conditioned. Pfi'!ISUf, Com Planter. Coni Pkker, Darlene Justis and Scott of law, Mr. and .. _ Dillard r-8:00 The FBI --~r·.oo Have,..\,1\111 __ n-avel . Int~ atJnnlll H Tra~tor. 1nJa. ~miscellaneous. Cali or "ntc . 12-11-2.\tp Large pa\10 and double carport. Minersville, Mr. and Mro. Cbar- rell and family. 9:00 SUnday Mov.. T!30 lJ O'Cioct B!gh -~ Ce ll M WI On lot 200' K 300' May be r.een SaLe to Gommuce at a :ao o'doall I I W If nd Mlk of C 11·00 Bob Young NOWI T Mrs. How~u c, 6N . APPiEs--.=-ed--,;nd-yellow. Delic- ._ . · .... o e a son, e o- Mr. Glen Hudaoo of Mlcldgoa · . 8:30 LaRend ol Jeut oamel p ~ . ' u~ appOintment only . 1'e:rrrur : Caah I b d d ghter L'nd f d . 11:15 RiflemaR Called-··-b St Mam ., omeroy. iuu s, Stay man, • Wmes~:~ p , PRICE REDUCED Kenneth s . M~Eihlnnr • urn - us an au ' l a~ o spent several ays With hil mo-- 11·45 The Detectivu 1:00 A Mao ..-v'wua 6 29 lfc G . G Ide 'lei se Op- W It Th D il S ~~-I AdmLn!Htr ator of the r..tat.e Ill RaCIRe, and Mr. and Mrs. Walt- ther Mrs. Myla Hudson · t:30 Peyton PlaCI - -- :· -- nmes o •n, 1• ru . r r: c-o e a y en 1m:: Ballanl Hu~L Ju•tl~e. T II d B'll p k 1 ' · ll.f d Auto Sale~ - ... on d•ily and Sunday. Well's Jlox 868-11 Pomeroy 0 • .,.,..,, er erre an I y, atas a a. Miss Debbie Hayes, daughter l l on ay 10:00 Ben Cosey =-:--:o Or~hard, Wilkesville, Ohio. - - ---------~- __:____ __ crLtt Bradlord.. AIICU~~~~~ 10, lL Me Mrs. Paulme Morarity an.d of Mr. and Mn. William Hayes 7:25 Dally Word 11:00 Pacemaker NIWI 1946- J%1 '• inn r~ek u p Lrucks. 12 8 30tp FOR SALE · 8 h ·lh I son, Marty, spent the hoh- has returned to her home from 7:30 Faith For Today ll:IS Lool: at Weothlr · room ouse WI 1 da · C 1 b 'tb M d Cab I H t' "'"" See at Charl1•s L\11ns 1:arage, -- - - h h lb:ith full basement S!Mr l1yys 18 oum l1! .Wl r. an_ e • WIIR6 wu hospital in 1:00 Fun School 11:20 8porb •' v Mrs. Laura Sayre who Is Mrs. Larry Moraroty and latnl· Huntington w Va where t·30 u-~•·· Movie 11:30 ABC NlgbtUft 1.8·ltc WELL kept carpets ' ow t Mason , . ~ ; result s of rPgul:Jr Blue Ls- Sl' ll St. , !\·1Lddlep~rt. Pho,Je- · spcnd!D" some time at the home ly and Connie Mtrarilv , sh~ was a 'medic~l paii~nt Sbe - · -·_-_-...::_;_;__ _ __;.:..;.;__ _.,::.._ _ _ __ ,. Tud.ur V'n s•·..am1- trP spot <' 1oomng. unen1. e1ec- Pl Pleasant 695-2607 · " · · r• 1954 CUSTO • .u of her sister a11d brother-in-law Mn. Thomas Howell, !\rlr. is improving very nlcly and ard shift with rrverdrtve. tm shampooer , $1 P~r•kf'nS __ 1~ ~~~ Mr. and Mrs, James Quick, and Mrs. Rus~U Howell and turned to school Mondfty. Good condition :--nd .:ul Hard\.,arc Comp<-HIY, Mas•m. Instructions spent Christmas day with her daughter, Shirl, of Wellsville, ----· - --tires. $J JO. TeL 9Wr<l29R W Va . J-3-6tcl ct.mghter and son-in-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerlach of 1 G :He 1 fntr:W()00. any - lt~nglh . $10 1 ~~n',;,r~~:~~t. 1 ~E;,,~,:c~v:~~~~:eure and Mrs. Clarence Wickline and Letart, W. VB. spent a day 1964 VOLKS\'. ACE0i exrr llt-nt l p1l· k np load. ('all or write I Jnh~. Hi~h ~ •~ ru " ,- P~J' . Short daughter, Dolores, Dorcas. 1with Mrs. Myla HudsoA. • . . Jtoun. Athannn... nt . l'r~pnratory M M J Lee d M condition. WY ~ -:1% 1 Clend;ll€ Sk ldO\(Ife, Sh<tde, tr ~111111~ ". hHl !; RO r ...qulred , M and M Orvill ('rooks ISS ary ane u.n r. . MY 6 '4'7 1 Jtf Th<\ll ~a n rls "' l"lo5 <;>pen . F. xper1t'n,·e r. rs. e ' Ronald Racster or Champaign ()h I 12 23 He IO, ' .,, ,, • e l.l:m.l!J)' llnl\f't 'l'~• an· . f'Rt: t: infor- heve returned home after hav. . ' ' •s.mnsr You SIDca 1.931" ------; • m~tlon o~ Joh~. ~a lAn~,. requirll· . • b Jll., VlStted the former I aunt, BUDGF.:T PRICED furmture lD m'-'u l• Write TOIJAY glviDJ n .. .,.... In!:: spent a week 18 Colum us M Adelbert 0 Lee Livestock .d n b d I h >uh:lri'NI lind llhl>nl' lJneotn Ser"th th . d da ghter 'n rs . . . our th If uoor u ge s 0 P"lcl', fl(.x eou-M Tlla. ""HY Seqtlne4 WI elf son an u -I • Mr and Mrs Royal Thomas HEADQUARTERS FOR SALE - Fresh (;uer;!slc'y ~aker Furniture, M.iddleport, Pom eroy. o. Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Crooks speni the Cbrislmas weekend FOR BACK-TO.. cow, calf by Sldr . .Jacob BrH'f Oh1o. 11 1Z tfc __ and daughters. ·· th Mr nd Mr R m d llli I' Oh S . 0 . , ~~ . a s. ay on SCHOOL SHOES R . D. 1• pp~rt~n!~~~~ Miss Sba~oa Cottrill who tsiMill~ .and family~ Coloort:Jus. nersvl .e, 1 1~1 ci RA'I'S, mice e'iminal.ed forever. -~~~~~~~ 31 Gel "Slar." Ebersbach Hard- STORE fOR SALE: Woll trade employed on Columbus spent VoSltmg a day WIIh Mr. and 1,_. Soc..,.. A.e. fqR SALE: One Yorkshire mf'lle ware, Sugar Hun Mill, Pick- for suitable propert}'. Carl the holidays with her parents, Mrs. William Thuener were Acrou Fnua P•rll: ·Jog, welghi2W pounds . 1:"U eno HardWI!re, Mason. l..emley, Tuppers Plains, Ohio Mr. ~nd Mrs. Donald Cottrill their grandchildren, Teddy, Bll· Golllpollt, OIUo ~ --3796. I 6 uta 12-9-JOtp Call 667-3004. 1 6 64J and brolbers, Crai& and Bruce. ly, Jolumy md Cheryl Lebew tl1,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;;;;::;;;;;;._.J wo pride ourselvec on o menu·full of specialties. ' r~ TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Sunday Specialty Broasted Chicken Everyday Specials at Marie's Style Post Haircuts ... ..... $1.25 Shampoo & Sah .. $1.50 30 day color rinse, Shampoo & sat .. $3.50 Pomeroy Motor Co. LISTEN ., .... LY • W.M .P.O. Rndin WJEH RADIO JANUARY WJ~H LOG MONDAY TIIRU FRIRDAV I (Tue. • 'l'huro .) Monday Tbrougb Friday 8:00 Sign On - Nes 4:30 l':lectric Co. Local Newo 7 45 Sign On, Echoes of Jo1 6:00 SBc,..,d Heart 4 54 Ohio News Round-Up s·oo Ohio Valley Newo 6:20 MeiMs County RFD · tllorak's Carry·Out ; I 05 World Nowo 6 25 Counlry Jamborre 5 30 Sign Off 8 10 Sports Today 6:57 Weather SUNDAY R 15 Weather Picture 7:00 National News ! 7:30 Sign Or---Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 7 05 Bill Miller Show 6 110 BAptist Hour U5 c-ommunity Newa 7:30 Sporto Parade 8 30 News 9:00 Talk of lhe Town 7:3!i Bill Miller Show 8:35 Week End 9:55 MaSOD Cou•ty NtWI 7:35 Plckeno Hardwart \Tu"" · 9 00 Spn>ading Kingdom 10:00 Louie Mue!ler Sho w and Thurs ) 9 JO The Bible Speoki 10:30 Lalchstrlng 9 45 The Good Life !1 ·110 News 7:50 News 8:00 Bill Miller Show 10:110 Ma•ter Conirol 11 OS Louie Mueller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 10:30 Country Hymnlimen Friday, Church Bells (Wed. - Fri.) 11:30 Quiel Hour Ringl 9:00 News 12 :00 Noon News 11:10 Public Service 9:30 Cuffee With Janet 12 15 Chr•.st ians Hour 11 :45 World N•w• 9:15 Roush's Shoes IThurs) 12 30 Rev . Merlin Teell 11:55 Masoa County Newo 10:00 Ohio Education 1:JO Rt•v . Si la! Bi ll ups 12:00 Cemmunity News 10:05 Swap Shop 1 30 ReRvH. Sil•s Billupa 12 :05 Noon Newa 10:15 Minisleriol Association 2·00 Har\lest Timlif 12:10 Markets 10 :31 Social Srcurlty 2:15 Rev. Bobby J,., Adkino 1215 Mod Jlo;y Wenlher 10:35 Tom RoberL<ron Show 2:30 Wrek End 12:20 Bulletm Board 10 45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 5 30 Si~n )ff 12 :25 News 0 t:ram• 11 :00 News So\TUI\D~Y 12:30 County Agent 11:05 Tiny 's Counky Junctioo 6:00 Sign On -N1·w• 1245 Counlry Go Round 1130 Tiny's Country Hymntime 6:30 Happy Valley Boy• 1:55 News Benl 12 :00 Nat.ion-al News 7 00 Protestant Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 12: 15 Locai New• 7 .15 Week End 2:56 lie\., Beat 12:30 Goessler'o Guest Star 11:00 Dutton's and Horn'a Top 3:09 Mid Way Mati~et 12 :JO Larry Anderson Show Ten Show 13:55 N""s Beat 2:30 Mlleo Kuslc Show 12:00 Noon News 4 00 DloclnR wilh Do81 4:1$ Karr and Von Zandl Show 12:15 Paul Bowers, RrD 4:30 Interchange (Mon. Wed. F'ri.) 12:30 Jim Mees Show 5:00 Communily Newo US Blaettruor Aulo Show UO Sign Ofl 5:05 Masou Co1111(J NtWI TERRY I 5:10 World and National NtWI 5· 15 Spotlight on ~p~o~rtli $:25 Weather 5:30 Sign Off LITn.l ORPHAN ANN II Salurday 7 4.1 Sign On. Echoes of Joy I ~ : 00 Ohio Valley News ··8 05 World News Ot-l, MOST or:: ~ 10 Sporrtl Today 'TI<€ ClASSICS B: 15 We~~ther Pi<!turt ~ TlKiQE,ANO Tl<E~E'G GQM!; 8.\6 Louie Mueller Sho-N HE~VIEg IlEAl). i 9 110 High School H1t Paradt ltoO, TOOl 10 30 Songs lor Childreu 10:45 Goldeu Key By HAROLD GRA l' 1"EXTM~ OH E'H(11MI:E:RING, ARCf.IIT£Cl URE, "ECOHOMICS: ABOUT IVER'fli--IING CCWERfU 11'1 COU.EGES. ESProAU.V \(ll.UMES ON WAAQ ~eM CAESAR ~ DOW~ : THE I3WG: USED 10 QEAD TI::l.QS&' OVER IJICJ OVER ANO OVER! Ya.l SE~ , RX? !="ARM BO'ts Hrn:, NOTI-IING MUrJ.l El<;f. TO DO AnER WORK W READ ! MAYBe HtLPfD THE MIG 50Mf: T:J PASS 1Hi!R E.XAM:NATimLS !=OR WEST POINT I 11 ·00 News 11 ·05 Saturday Show 12:00 Local , Ohio, Nat Newa 12 20 12 :25 1230 I 30 1·11 Bulletin Board New3 0 Gram.., Saturday Malioet News Headlines Saturday .loletinea ABBIE AND SLATS 1·55 News . 2 110 SaiUrday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Seiurday Matinee 2:55 Newo 3 00 Saturday Mellneo 3:30 News Headlinl'll .1 31 Salurday Matinee 4·00 Commur1ity Choira 3:55 Newa 4:00 Community !lwln 1 UO Radio RfO I 5:00 Neovs Roundup 5. 15 Public Se"lct 1$:10 Sign Off By BRANMIII GEORG! WOND!I WINNIE WINKLI 'fill'tx:~T i(JIIJ61) ~AUIM'l'! ...0U MIN~ 10 00 MIOI1f' ; II'""'·"'-'""' f!IRDil, WrNNIE: f' euT If &"E$ GEITI"JG .MARRIED IN P.!:B~UARY1 THAT OOE:oN T 3 1V1: )OU MUot TIN'!!:. ...• �Wll<R~ DO•T \Oc Mo•JT AU. ~HE I HINoS THA1 U oN HAPPeN? --lf Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board ---------- ,.-------------------, p omeroy Motor Co. 2 -N$ WANT AD "'" 81' IN FORMAliON QUAliTY 1964 Olds 88, 4-Door --,----.,.--~-::--- power steering B.nd brakes, automa_lic, ~ully equipped, radio, 1965 Chevrolet 4 Dr. . $2025 6 cyl. engine. Std. trans. ~.dto and heuter. Loca]Jy owned and sharp interior. Turq. fuush. New guarantee. IQ64 Chevrolet Impala 4-Dr. _ _ _ $1999 Pow~>r steering, autsmat ic, rculio, all the works. like new tin's, tan finish. V8 engine. Spotles11 interior. &-Dally S:~t~~el_ , Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,~~B,_ IIJ66_ Business Services Bring the Family to Bailey's FOR SUNDAY DINNER o\U CONDmONING Re!rlger· auon oervice. Jark's !\dna· eration, New Haven. Phone TU Z-3537. 4 8 tic $2149 hc.1ler, blue finish . Spolless clean mtenor 0 LIGHT lmuling, coal and cat tie. Phone WY 2-7786 and WY 2-7286. J2.18·30tc 1360 AT NEW LOW PRICES! To the 20th Century Reformation Hour At °~1= 1 M. garage, P·'':' "l furnace sewer children's ,,,, ,, 930 AM : IAUHIY OOOGL. lriil So.VffY SMiltt WMQVRavon.-4. W. YL 5:00 6:00 8:30 ?:00 S d ~ a tor ay Racing From Florida Hullabaloo Fiatt and llorugp Porttr Waa7:30 Flipper 8:110 1 Dream ol leonnle YOO·IIoo, Ot: liiULLU I DAILY CROSSWORD 6. Saa 2t. CU.IOR mammal ' ..L.._ a., .. f . CUahlon Jap~- lka I.11. Ha BtiiiOw ::..,"'!o:..,. ... Monday 1:41 Com Cob Rapoli I WHTN-TV Channel 13 s 'I 1 ! ' 1 1 I ww I"' 'I ' 1 . • 1 Dan Thomas & Son . a . 1 I WHTD·TY Achille~~ mlkl'!d 30. Wrtnkie genua - ..,,......,_ l7.Phoooboolc c..,.,..,.. :HI. 21. Bends u. Poerru! %7.C&ni.YiiYI. otopover Bv AL CAPP 32. L.a- 16. Blrde at a. ala..•u• or 19. 'JI'C're~ !8. Arm bone M\101"11 lll. Beverage -4 t. Girl'• na~ •:t Showniaa borera 20. Cba.nge SL We&thel' won! 22. Medieval ta. Abode 33. VJ~I'"I 34. Drive a. way THE --•1105T---DESIRA 'lLF · -- · 11'5 GIRL·· -IN ••• THE .. ·WORLD-- ·:." ti.AI'IoY-·· M-"1!. --· 'YC>KUIM.. ·OF- · ·DOGPATCH ••• ··U-..S .. -A .. ·• ~" 1 Ztcghld 30. Jl'lowertnr "''• 28. IDML lndiu lal&lld. 29. Pllh plt.nl «. Toward: lAC 30. Purity 31. BkSet.l'Ub sa. W.O'e ne.me 36. Deed 37. U-boat 40. Coocract __ .__ .. ........... .,..... d. 4ft'Ul(e ~ ollaolly ... Hammer -- .._ ....... ly KING GASDLINI ALLI!l' ~o. but drive &Ood ... 1 could !jO(J l to hale to break the 1HIT\ that h(~ ~cing to ht~ve In mme 1 Gor. JUSt new"' to 1\101"1< Monoay O.tederl r----'1 to pay for a ceD! LOoa•obop s...-t .._ .... • "That's nry true! However, all play and no work makea jack scarce. boy!11 _ 6 . suntvaa """-CBYP'rOQUOTE j ' DAILY Uere'o how to work Ita AXYDLBA.A.XR lo LOI!TGJrii:LLOW 0..-.......,- .....,,..,Ia . . -·t. llo' th,. ..,.pie A Ill uoeo1 tor U. Gllw U.. X tllr Ge tw. O's, etc. Single l(>tt&rK. spo~~­ Channe I 8 NEEDED fore: poet. 18. Whf!re 1(1. Duck te. son drink SERV CE CARRIER ...... NW!ng maehine lG. Orb ~---.ad b -~U>o-- I "m of thflo WOIX!., 'I'!' 11 11 lllllla. By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRACY C TXLJ UEJFP OZBPQXY)( VQZNTIJ !J R.ICVNBJG Ill lUC B V.-VQJ Bli:OCl IIIIOV, 'liP r TM._,. C'.c)p' 1 I JLUI '!IJIII I'RO IH WIU. VIDR'I" OFTIIIII •HOlm TO - . u r B J'AUIIiHOQD, WJIATIIIo "'I " badge 26. Be- like P. lnventOI' dty JLAffiNAR'$ I a. Winr~ ;;: ii'i.itaJ RADIATOR I .._ &(IR(JIJI Syracuse weHS•TV /"-' READY!! --========='JI 1 ~OMPAN '/ HE'll BUS T IF HE EATS ALL lH EM VIT\lES ~OHE ~UPPER'$ S • ty N les -II 1 ;"'0') II!IAll'i O'FIRE 1! 11:!0 Late News Picture 11:40 Weather Central 11:40 Sunday 1beator T: 00 'l'odBJ Show OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. 7:25 Today Out Your WIJ' Pormanentt: .. $7.50 up B:30 Get Smart Every dish is given care· •·.OO Sat.orrlay Ni••• a1 Movies 8:20 Today Out Your WBJ We Sell and Service ful attention. LWlCh or • !fUll POMEROY, OHIO 1:110 A Now MorDila lholr Wigs and Wigletl dinner. Soon? Wa Joo.k 11:1& Late News Picture 10:00 Eye Guill Marie's Style Post forward to ...rna you. 11>26 TV-3 weather Gntral 10:20 Newt Rt. 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 11:30 Sporll Rocndup 10:30 Coooonlroioll Symuoe. Ohio HAILEY'S RESTAURANT lll35 Filllll ol the 611'1 ' ,., Mom.; .. C.:tar 5 ROOll modern home. Low HAY and locust posll. SH :>.11:00 Late News 1 II :30 Paradise Bay n·nt. 10i i ~ Spring Are. Pom- 5277. 1-8-6tc 218 &. Mein Pom•roJ 11:15 Sports RoVfldup 12:00 Jeopardy eruy 1 7 r.tp - ~ KARL GRUESER, Plumbing Helen Bailey elrls (B• IIoyl Colllno 11:20 F11mt of the 60"s 12.:30 Let's Play POitofflot _ _ _ ~ ----2 USED coal furnac-es, and 2 and He?tmg, Minersville Sunday 12:55 News Day Report ln. ~mof', 14 ROOMS hath .1nd 9l!l used blo·.'ters Baker Ohio. End your troub-1'===========-:-:::~:~::::-:::.1 _ _ _ __ --iAJlU " t St. n•,n (a ll Martm an'\ Scdrted 698 w. Mam St les. We have all &zes sewer I· Pomeroy. C~~ryl wa! an over- 1:00 Cartoons~)~ 1:00 Midday New1 l'lcbft n rv. l\C'\ \ ·'" )k: , r Hesla,or;nl! WY 2-9m. WY 2-3i9t ' l-ll-3tc machines. Reasonable rates. night guest. ' 9:45 Gospel StngtDg lllblleo 1:25 Dial for Dollars a'" Y 2 ;c·.11·s aga •'" .J.o.\o •. t) -·~ Call WY :1-2974, day or rughL Sunday dinner guest& of Walt- 10:45 Cbnslopbers 1 ! lfc _ 1:30 Sillgin' Jamboree f, 1")f.l . 1 · . 1110 RIIOUE f51Jnd hens, 7 9 15 tfc er Cook and Mr. und Mrs. Ezra 11:00 'l'hl.o Is lhe We 1:00 The Dayo of Our LINI (/ !lt!\l'r fnm l illll' twart:- will TRAILEH LOT. Rutland, ftve Phillips were Mr. and Mrs. ll:SO The Bible AnswRn 2:30 1be Doclon );Hur· m.Pmo:·y ~trily I Jni!c s • 1.1:\lm Pomt~r~y'. Phone -~u:_ks..:._~ <=~ll 843 ·2~~a.__ t-a-:Hc IIEATING, PLUMBING Rural OCJe 0 Clarence Searls, son, Terry, oJ U.:OO TV Ch8pel 1:10 Another World Wt' miss \ou nnwe r · ~e;ory da ~· · Sll 2-.. ti l3 . L 23 60ic Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Bro- - - - - - - - - - - - Cheshire, Mr. and Mra. Bera- 12:30 Dynamics ol Leadership 1:30 You Dall't llaJ . - 11e- ORDER AMSTIJTZ 'g H & N thers, Be nny, I :00~ _p re Sl ~~rdh· mi:'sld b. ~ ~~t:f•, l . nu .:-.t· . I~·~ H -: n.d~.. -· 1.11~ 11,1rr ( ••· , , rlHT·· 618 E. Ma.ID Street ard coo k, c h'ldr t en, 1:35 Dial lor Dollars and DJIIg i:U' I':i 1 -~- ltp ed and Llll:urnl!lhed apart· ''Ni ck Chkk" leghorn ch ~r k~. Pomeroy. i 1l tfa Holiday week visitors of Mre. RhoRa and Wilma, Middleport, 1:30 twS Conference f :OO Mr. Cartoon PrltWII ownls WV 1-""1-4 12 8 lfc or started pullets tod"Y - \J,,d. Oma Hy$0U and motber, Mrs. and Ma\lhew Phillip• ol Lolarl ll4lf Garden lub ot the Air ~:30 Yogi Bear - --f Th k _ --ern Poultry, Box 188, Athens. i' May Cowie were Mr. Boll Hy- Falls. 2:15 Sports Eye i :OO Cheyenne Card 0 an S 4 H!ll1l l fun ,,llc-d Apartment Ohw. Pb : 593·7831. 1·6-llc EXPERIENCED oell, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Molls Visiting Mr. and Mro. Melvin 3:00 World of Golf S:OO Newa Picture --~- for n'n1 . Phone \\'Y 2-2776. Af- - - -·- ------ - and family and Mr. and Mrs. Grimm were Mr. and Mrs. 4:00 Sports In Action 3574 2 1:20 Jim Thacker lipaN WE WOU LD l ikt~ to thank ali i t•·r 5 P m. Pll one WY - · SEWING machlnes, repoJr serCarl Gordon of Columbus, Mr. James McDonald and son and 5:00 Wild Kingdom 6:25 Weather those v. lm s h~wt:'d kmdm•-:;o.;: J ; 1 ' 1'l~·y uml Herd Hardware. vice. all makes. WY 2-?284. 1 and Mrs. Charles Hysell and Mr. Md Mrs. Kenneth Aisel of 5:30 College Bowl 1 11 S:SO Huntley-Brinkley Rtpolt .and C\llt::. tdera ll un <l l th ·rl _ tf~- The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hysell Columbus. 8:00 News 1 11101 01 T:OO Mooday Night • llilrlet ttme of th'! dl"<llh ('ur. ' ~ l'H.'\lL~: H LOTS - free aew-- Authroizcd Singer Sales llllrll J Visiting Mr. and Mn . .lames 8:20 Sports 1 and family, Middleporl 1 g,oo Andf Williams t'l", Bertha ) 1r/\l'nl._t'. Spl'l'l:l j a gE and wat.er, Brown's I'rail Service. 3 ~ tfc I Mra. Oma Winebrenner eele- s. Quick during Christmas 1:25 Weather 0 10:00 Run For Your Llflt thJn ks ta t!_lel frtJf1_, f, \;rt~~:l cr P<-rk !State Approved) - - · ~~oz~~e ~a;'9i~~or ~~k thO: brated her 82nd birthday in Gal- weekend were Mr. and Mrs. 8:30 Telepbone Hour 1 11 ans' \'kmrrntl ·IS)r ll<J :, , _ Minersville, Ohio, rtrone W\ WHY worry over • sluggish smallest heater core. Jipolis Dec 18 at a dinner given Joseph w~sney, Ithica, N. XC 7:30 Walt Disney's Waudlrfal 11:00 Late News PielliN 11:15 Weather PJcken~. ;.JJ Hl tn 111 e . f,o ! 2--::324. 1 11 tfc septic tank Get Klean-Em • by Miss Jean Blakemaa .and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quick 1 Mr Wocld ol Color 11:20 Sporll Roundup Buont' lt. r Iu s Wtlrds ut ('nn- i ;-;· , d All Septic Tank Cleane-r, Miss Martha Thompson. Guests and Mrs. Edward Chapman Bid 1&:00 The Wack:Jest !'i ol .1 tior.. 'th! Hrr \'t•ry -~ 1 : 1 1 ··-~ .&Hl Lmcnl n Hgts .. 2 ,be room Landmark Farm Bureau, PotMroy were Beulah Ward, Carol F.ddie, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ship iD tile AlmJ 11:30 Tanighl Show ful to ail. · ~tJe l.' llilril e!l lwu::e. ll~aullful RJ:cu kLtc~en Pomeroy. 12-16-30tc WY 2-21.U Scholls of Gallipolis, Mr. end Cbapm8n sod Shelly of Colunr 1-P, l t,~! cJMrts. 1-'hor.eL WY 2-5121. I 1 tic Mro. Charles Milia ol )low bus, Mr<. Gordon West, Debra, .t -I~ Insurance BrighloR, Pa. Rhona and John aod Collllie ~ FL'R'i i S IIED.-4~ rooms and Phon• Today For Chrisunas weekend gueoll of Chapman ol Racine. Mondor Notice lo•th. np:trlmeni in Pomeroy. I'H()'I'() Copymg Service. CO!> Mrs. Myla Hudson wart Mr. Woodrow Hendrix ond Frank Saturday WILl. GII.F aw:ov mo!lwr r .. J. I•:Y 1->~;5. 12 31 lfc let made ot legal papers. . FREI ESTIMATES and Mrs. Virgil E. Hudaoa and Hendri< who aro employed In S:OO Jubilee 7:00 Daily Word . ~---··-d birth recm'lls ancY11Imosl· aliy family, Mr. Virgil B. Hu>--Pam · '"ville, Ky. spent ""·IB· tmas 5· . 30 WC"" •peclal 7· .06 Mike W·"··! lif' cto;:: t<lCI p11ppy o so nll ·- u:..:FUl~:\JSIIED 5 rooms an UliiUII w. ....,... .(1Q o ~'" ()r:e \\ ho \\ il i ~ ; \ \ ' l•· , m ,1 ba th, down~tairs apartment. other docum~nts. ON and Charles Hudson of Pome- holidays at tbelr homes bere. G:OO Trlall otl O'Brian T:ID Buddy Starcher lbow guud h•mk. Coli Sll 2-•8J4 Nice lucation m Middl eport. Realer IDBuraaco, Pon1eroJ eALUMINUM SIDING roy, Mr. and Mrs. Benoard Hud- They wore acromponied back ro 7:00 Smothers Brothers 9:011 Ciptaln laa&BlW 1 4 lfc I f. :ltc Call WY 2-54:H. 12-1 tfc eSTDRM DOOR son and family of Cleveland, Kentucky by Mra. Frank Held- 7:30 Jactle Gleason 10:~ I Love Lucy - ~ -- I - - - - 1~ 1Aio,"'''NA CASUALTY lruluranco & WINDOWS Robert Hudsoo and Mr. BRd rill and daughter, Barbora. 8:30 Ston!l Agenl 10:30 Tha McCoya eROOFING and fa 1 .._ S HOOTI~I.: MATCH, Sunday TWO Tf\AILE!l SPACES ddl Mullen Insurance AgeDCy, Inc. Mrs. William Hoshar m- Mr. 'alld Mra. Dao Rizor, Mr. 1:30 1be Loner 11:00 Andy ol MayGWIJ J anuary 9. .\owncan l.c•g iun ""'' m lite l'illage of Mi .,. Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-338L &terlor Decoraton Jy of Hartford, W. Ve.. Couio and Mrs. u.- Potll wort 10:00 Gunsmoka 11:311 Dick Van DyQ ,._ far m, tt ~ L tl wd. Ohto. 12 H p(trt. L\J\l WY :l-3346 or WY I Huds ·~,, . t I tfc Of h' McGuire and Frances on Cbristm 88 dinner guesls o1 their 11:00 Newa Tonighl 12:00 Love ot ilia ShntgJib onl; ___ 1_ 6 I 2·2!36 or IVY 2-3600.1[ 30 tfc GRANGE INSURANCE. Mnlll!ll 0 10 of Pomeroy and the Rev. and son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. U:li l'dillion Dollar Mof!ea 12:21 WCIIS Midday IIBWI DF.LJ C'J!JGS Jl omc- made Pom, -c-- .,WY t-S644 Mlddl-rt, O, Mrs. Ralpb Hud!Klll and family Franklin Riz.. 111111 childrOII of 12:30 Search For Tomorrow -d Insurance Agency, Inc., PamS DOd ay 5Uc, 75c, and ~1 .00 •iz~s . FOU!l HOOM furmshe apart- ere . Phone WY W381. of Lansing. Mich. Pomeroy. 12:45 Guiding !Jght luxe Poaa . It SO . .1"'k s D:n- r.1ent. 1\'Y 2 3~58. tfc 1115 Uc Y AUmlONEZll Mr. Walter Cook ,....lved Mr. and Mro. Melvtn Grimm l·4ll Tho Voice ol Evangellam 1:00 Woman'& Page 91 ry Bar, Mtddlepurt. 12 8 !fr SI Complete So~ word tbal his son-in-law, Rll!- spent Cbrlslmlll with their · , .. 1:30 A.s Tbt World Tanio For a • ~UTOMOBILI! lllaUranca beeD Crilt Bradford sell E. Miller ollho U. S. Navy daughter and son-in-law, Mr. 8:00 'God II 'lbo Asswer ! :00 House Party Help Wanted Ql.ill:rs-t:tr- s:de. ContJct cancelled? r..ost your operaWriM, Prooo or C.Otaot lma returned to !be United and Mr1. Raymond Toaford 814 IAIIOO Rtligl0111 NeWI 011 1811 1:00 To Tell !be 'lrultl - -- - - - Grnr;;o Arnot! . RL l!JII. Up. li>r't llcenltT Cell WY :1-21M. A. C. BRADFORD States after • six months lour children of Mineraville, R. D. 11:00 Camera I 1:25 CBS New. per end uf Anliquity or call llilfc RaoiDe, Oblo ol duty oversaa&. Hil mother, Mrs. Jesolt Stowe received III30 Bowllng 1:30 Edge 01 Nlgbt WI 9-:11110. 1 7 Jtp Real Estate For Sale $ I 1111 Mrs. Jamoa D. Mlllor, llvea ill word of the deatb of her groat U:30 race The Natlool 4:00 The lecret 11aom __ Columbu!l. grandson ,_ Tommy Norri!, l!'! ] :00 Physical Health 4:30 Sgt. Preston 21 1\( ll [\l "A Tt ·lt·vL:;io n co :".- _ __ sn't Crrlld t;rn dl i in n Pri c(X! ; F'AHM for Sal e. .Phone SH !· ] Overseas Employment ' Mr. and Mrs,- Thomas Mur· ~indnnatJ. He. died from inj~r- 1:30 Dynamics of Leadership 5:00 Early Show I r\·:Ls"n;;b!y. Phon e WY 2-2441 1 5275. 1-3-tfc l I phy of Key West, Fla., were te9 surfered m an automobile Z:OO Facing Life 6:30 CBS Evening Newt Stc AU trades truck driver to overn1 ght guests of her grand· accident. Z:l5 This We Believe r:oo News Report 1 16 • 1'.·"fl•',l\.~;\l'IO:'JAL 55 - Pickup- 1 ~~~- -'-'•• D.,.U,. project engineers. Alrtea, parents, Mr. and Mro. Thom- Bryant Hudson of Pomeroy 2:30 CBS Spts. Spectacular T:IS Your Weathermaa ,, II.,.UI;RIIor "'PrHf Europe, Asia, South PaciJie. aa Clark . spent a week w;th his grand- 4:00 NFL All Star Pro Bowl 7:20 Sporte RUTLAND • tnwk St'i' or c<JU T. 0. S1('w-: paid travel, housing, food, Christmas weekend g_u~sts mother, Mrs. Myla Hudson. 7:00 Lassie T:JO To Ten tbt Truth an , But land, 0 1 6 6tc POMRilOY - 4 room cot!.age ! Atlantie. Rt,:zh salary jobs, of Mr. a~d Mrs. Troy Zw11U~g Mr. and ~trs. Ezra Phillips 7:30 My Favorite Martlaa 8:00 l've Got a Secret 1 Apply WY 2-2156 w1th bath and gas heating, I male, female over 18. OEID 1were thetr son and daughLer-m- and Wfllter Cook were Christ- II:OO Ed SuUivan !how B:30 The Lucy Show 11951 JF:E P THU C'K.- 4 - wl 1ep ] THE drtve . $300.00. Ca ll 992-7!1:11 . locatcd on lloute 33, owner Bo& 23190, Oakland Park, law. Mr. and Mrs. Russell mall dinner guests of Mr. and I:OO Perry Ma!IOD t:OO Andy Griffith llhow 1 4 fol p will lin,nre. $3,000.00. Fla. 33307 Zwolllng and lamoly of Valley Mrs. James B. Pbillipa and IO:OO Candid Camero t:30 Hazel DAILY SENTINEL I- ~- - 1ROLTE 7 - CLOS-"-fN - Ex· --Siatoon, Ky . family of LeLart Falls. 10 ,00 Talent Scouta 10,30 What's My LineT 1-,,.------==-·'l zu; ZAG ll~IATJC c. llent. 2 story modern frame CUSTOM BtrrCHERING IIIK M."· Gertrude Mill.• spent the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davison U·.OO CBS News ll·.OO The News Tonight = Wrll kJMm make Sf'w ing bed d b 1 mach me \hlk es buttonholes, home, 8 rooms (4 rooms ~. cutting. Will .buy ~det every~- holiday weeken Wit JCr and sons, R.andy and Ricky of 11:15 Changing World 11:15 The Weather Teller Wanted bath. plenty closet space , Monday. Phil Melff, Pbono daughter aftd soo-in-krw, Mr. New Brighton, Pa., opent oev- 11 . 30 La!JI Show ll'30 La!JI lhow :wws un buttons. monog:~ms . fuiJ basement, bot air fur- WY 2-3510. 1 18 uc and Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson of : eral days w1th her mother, Mrs. · ' patdws, elc ., all wll nnut l nace healing, frent porch, Rutland. Oma Winebrenner and other •1tladm•i·IIL'i Fu ll ;lalance l ~arage. level lot. $14,00000. Mr. and Mrs. William Bar- reh,tives. 11' A l\'T ED! due only !51 23 or $.\ per IMJIJDLU'ORT - I '> story Legal Notice tels, Barbara and Billy, of St. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slack Furnilu re •nd housd10ld month. Call WY 2-(1:>51 fr ame 6 rooms bath utJliJoseph's, Mich., were holiday David and Robylil and Euaene . ' • PUIIliO tAll 0 II 00 su~arkot lweep 4 6\ I good' II e woll buy rom c ty room, !roll! and hack guests ol her molher, Mrs. Slack of Toledo wen woekend 8 turd BY : •.---· pl ete estates or small lots. I ST~Ju~o. HAI>IO - CONSoLE pnrch, C'e ll ar, comer lot lO- .. ~w.~t u:~r,;~·::~u:~~~ .~",~~. 1:~~ Norma Goodwin of Pomeroy and guests of their mother, Mrs. 5:00 ABC's Wide World of Sptl l1 :30 Dating Game 1 4 speed in ! t•rrnlxt.:'d changer. caled on Broadway $7.500 Ofl res!dence qf Hti.LARO HUttSI!."'L JtJs- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- Ada Slack aAd brother and sis- 5:30 Flintstone~ l2:00 Doona Reed Show call · •• TH E, decuBed, 111 Salf.m Towruhtp. 12 30 Father Knowl Bu& Dual vo lume control. 4 spe;1k- ALBERT M. COX. IUWKER Me,p toulrt y, onJo. aoout. two mile. mett Bartels. ter-in-l'aw, :r..h, and Mrs. John T:OO Tammy : KNOTTS USED wv z-.Ht.l "'6 Dllrl heut uf WllkeiiVllle , Oh•o . . . n E"·abelh N~·e 130 1:00 Ben Casey ... . . . . · er sound syst pr:-: . Lovc Iy a - 1\'Y '3'~ "'o.:~u satm<l ~y . the 22nd day or Jonunrr. wo ........, ol Newell . • ,u " · ISl ack an d son, ..•ohn. ........ ~-.., were : ""•d' OllUI tg FURNITURE and nut fnlt :ih. Thl ~ s•'l four ' 1 8 3tc woo. 111" l'l'! nU!nt vropert;, or •11ld Va. spent Thursday with Mr. accompanied home by their 8·00 The King Famly 2;00 The Nurset ·· •• ••·de~e•~ed. eonelltlnj in part ot: · 2:30 A Time For Ul AUCTION months old T.>le mer payand Mrs. Harry Polls. mother for a visit. 8:30 The Lawrence Welk Bbow 116'3-2nd, 444-:!911 men ls o! $1 25 pt·r wt>•·k or HOUSE FOR IALI . ro~~e~~~~n~~v~a~!~~~tT.Tt~!te£1!: '11l.e 86th birthday of ~9. Mrs Mary SheetJ of Dayton 9:30 The Hollywood Palace S:OO General Hospital ~=,.,..-------' ! pay b:tl tmce due $8.., Ca ll Modern Ranch Style lJN.Utiful Mower, n a le r Twrno~:. Tekvtl!on Set. Jesste Stowe was observed With visited recently with her broth· 10·30 Wrestlmg 1:30 l1Ht Young Marrieds ...: locauoo OD top of smaU bill te<!l F tano. DIVenport ond I chalrBo Cold mner al th er horne. Gues l!l er end tdster-m-law, Mr. and 11·00 . Bob Young News , ~ : 00 o .:.:::'1 Yeai~ ' ' ' WY 2-bl'l55 1 4 btc Table, coaL stow. Mirror, ( ard a Wante d T0 8 uy II facmg State HlghwaJ Carage on 1'uble. 2 Ch&lrll, ClolllM pre M•• were Mrs Stowe Mr and Mr:s Mr T t P' k te J . 4:30 Where the Action II -;:;;,..--::-:-:;Bit CF yourself for a thnll IWute 7 with good road to marn Bt!d , l'Pilar thtffil. TatoJe. Chm. Dreu· l , . 8. 1 us LC ens, fHS rs, o- 11:15 March of Dimea Telethon •·.00 Never Too YO""" FOX, rr. d. $1 1'1 Fo-:. gr;n. r\ ' · I h bed ll er, Lron BP(L Wu<><l Ho>d . <. he $1 "' William Thuener local. a nd lsJe Pickens and Maud JohRson. Sund ay ''le f ir st tune you use Blue b.tg way . 0l'0Ur rooms, vmg, Drawe r~. Ce<IH <.lolhet P r.. u, f!CM 11:- M K h Th . Do . ••;,:00 Soupy saIes -. $1.85. I:llll KH! · ~ . Ht•l'dS\ il lr I H t l h dinmg famiJy kitchen ~ eak· er. Cn~e IL&J' Llaler. 2 ll 14 Lnt Plow, rs. eRnet eJss, rcas. Melvm Grimm Vlsited bls Di ~~tho (Jhio . u~ tz e rn e ectr1c s Jm- j f ·d. til, d Tr~~.ctor T 1r• and WheeL. M• r u11 ou ~h Sunday everung dmner guests brother Frank Gnmm Pom- March of mesne D 5:30 Leave It To BeiTer 18_J'![( 1· . • poor'r $1 Bakrr Furnlturr ast pay, mal II, u lty an I Power Saw. v.~ter Pump, 011 StoH: , I • • 5 00 p m stony urke 6·.00 A Look at ... w·M·- · · shop Three baths, Ct' r rmic tile EL ••dnr Fen1 e 1 Ju.rg11 r . Grinder of Mr. and Ml'i. Jack Wolre eroy · · · .,., a.a......SPECIAL, coon, $210, be(' f M1ctdleport, Ohto. l-3-6tc d ll •· ali .and Motor. H ~rh Worl' . FiC'ytbe. rente and faiJUiy were Mr 8Dd Mrs I M. M J II of ~- 1 6:00 Ernest Tubb Show 1:05 Pacemaker Nen wa "' w earpet on ~;I rete her omd ml•~·l'!llaoeo\111 Loo ll<, • • rs ary arre \_,.Ui:IT es. h1.de. 5<:. \1 1 '0 .I 11 1\, ", ). l e y, USED wo ~k p<mts shtrts JaCk - Ian floors. About two--thirds of ELectric Bro1.1der stove, 1 tt . Mrower. Paul Justis and family of Le- ton W Va. spent the holidays 6:30 Adorna FamJ)J 8:11 Peter Jennlnp Newt for II . FarmaU. Wuhl~l ·- t 0 h . 'tor1 were with• her • daughter and IOD-in- T·OO _ReedSVIll _ __ e' 0\IJ I) · 12 3! 12tc l cts, <:lJld sl10cs. ' C<:~rl •C:heva· ' house Is pane Ied in mahogany Cultivator M• chine. wa 1 on. Hoa F~edl!r. (om - Wlr . t er recent vtst · Voyaga 6:30 ..... ,_cuel ol w·"· _.. r argo AI~T1QUE Fw-nL~Ure · dishes ·1 lier · Long Bottom • Ohio· aDd walnut Air conditioned. Pfi'!ISUf, Com Planter. Coni Pkker, Darlene Justis and Scott of law, Mr. and .. _ Dillard r-8:00 The FBI --~r·.oo Have,..\,1\111 __ n-avel . Int~ atJnnlll H Tra~tor. 1nJa. ~miscellaneous. Cali or "ntc . 12-11-2.\tp Large pa\10 and double carport. Minersville, Mr. and Mro. Cbar- rell and family. 9:00 SUnday Mov.. T!30 lJ O'Cioct B!gh -~ Ce ll M WI On lot 200' K 300' May be r.een SaLe to Gommuce at a :ao o'doall I I W If nd Mlk of C 11·00 Bob Young NOWI T Mrs. How~u c, 6N . APPiEs--.=-ed--,;nd-yellow. Delic- ._ . · .... o e a son, e o- Mr. Glen Hudaoo of Mlcldgoa · . 8:30 LaRend ol Jeut oamel p ~ . ' u~ appOintment only . 1'e:rrrur : Caah I b d d ghter L'nd f d . 11:15 RiflemaR Called-··-b St Mam ., omeroy. iuu s, Stay man, • Wmes~:~ p , PRICE REDUCED Kenneth s . M~Eihlnnr • urn - us an au ' l a~ o spent several ays With hil mo-- 11·45 The Detectivu 1:00 A Mao ..-v'wua 6 29 lfc G . G Ide 'lei se Op- W It Th D il S ~~-I AdmLn!Htr ator of the r..tat.e Ill RaCIRe, and Mr. and Mrs. Walt- ther Mrs. Myla Hudson · t:30 Peyton PlaCI - -- :· -- nmes o •n, 1• ru . r r: c-o e a y en 1m:: Ballanl Hu~L Ju•tl~e. T II d B'll p k 1 ' · ll.f d Auto Sale~ - ... on d•ily and Sunday. Well's Jlox 868-11 Pomeroy 0 • .,.,..,, er erre an I y, atas a a. Miss Debbie Hayes, daughter l l on ay 10:00 Ben Cosey =-:--:o Or~hard, Wilkesville, Ohio. - - ---------~- __:____ __ crLtt Bradlord.. AIICU~~~~~ 10, lL Me Mrs. Paulme Morarity an.d of Mr. and Mn. William Hayes 7:25 Dally Word 11:00 Pacemaker NIWI 1946- J%1 '• inn r~ek u p Lrucks. 12 8 30tp FOR SALE · 8 h ·lh I son, Marty, spent the hoh- has returned to her home from 7:30 Faith For Today ll:IS Lool: at Weothlr · room ouse WI 1 da · C 1 b 'tb M d Cab I H t' "'"" See at Charl1•s L\11ns 1:arage, -- - - h h lb:ith full basement S!Mr l1yys 18 oum l1! .Wl r. an_ e • WIIR6 wu hospital in 1:00 Fun School 11:20 8porb •' v Mrs. Laura Sayre who Is Mrs. Larry Moraroty and latnl· Huntington w Va where t·30 u-~•·· Movie 11:30 ABC NlgbtUft 1.8·ltc WELL kept carpets ' ow t Mason , . ~ ; result s of rPgul:Jr Blue Ls- Sl' ll St. , !\·1Lddlep~rt. Pho,Je- · spcnd!D" some time at the home ly and Connie Mtrarilv , sh~ was a 'medic~l paii~nt Sbe - · -·_-_-...::_;_;__ _ __;.:..;.;__ _.,::.._ _ _ __ ,. Tud.ur V'n s•·..am1- trP spot <' 1oomng. unen1. e1ec- Pl Pleasant 695-2607 · " · · r• 1954 CUSTO • .u of her sister a11d brother-in-law Mn. Thomas Howell, !\rlr. is improving very nlcly and ard shift with rrverdrtve. tm shampooer , $1 P~r•kf'nS __ 1~ ~~~ Mr. and Mrs, James Quick, and Mrs. Rus~U Howell and turned to school Mondfty. Good condition :--nd .:ul Hard\.,arc Comp<-HIY, Mas•m. Instructions spent Christmas day with her daughter, Shirl, of Wellsville, ----· - --tires. $J JO. TeL 9Wr<l29R W Va . J-3-6tcl ct.mghter and son-in-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerlach of 1 G :He 1 fntr:W()00. any - lt~nglh . $10 1 ~~n',;,r~~:~~t. 1 ~E;,,~,:c~v:~~~~:eure and Mrs. Clarence Wickline and Letart, W. VB. spent a day 1964 VOLKS\'. ACE0i exrr llt-nt l p1l· k np load. ('all or write I Jnh~. Hi~h ~ •~ ru " ,- P~J' . Short daughter, Dolores, Dorcas. 1with Mrs. Myla HudsoA. • . . Jtoun. Athannn... nt . l'r~pnratory M M J Lee d M condition. WY ~ -:1% 1 Clend;ll€ Sk ldO\(Ife, Sh<tde, tr ~111111~ ". hHl !; RO r ...qulred , M and M Orvill ('rooks ISS ary ane u.n r. . MY 6 '4'7 1 Jtf Th<\ll ~a n rls "' l"lo5 <;>pen . F. xper1t'n,·e r. rs. e ' Ronald Racster or Champaign ()h I 12 23 He IO, ' .,, ,, • e l.l:m.l!J)' llnl\f't 'l'~• an· . f'Rt: t: infor- heve returned home after hav. . ' ' •s.mnsr You SIDca 1.931" ------; • m~tlon o~ Joh~. ~a lAn~,. requirll· . • b Jll., VlStted the former I aunt, BUDGF.:T PRICED furmture lD m'-'u l• Write TOIJAY glviDJ n .. .,.... In!:: spent a week 18 Colum us M Adelbert 0 Lee Livestock .d n b d I h >uh:lri'NI lind llhl>nl' lJneotn Ser"th th . d da ghter 'n rs . . . our th If uoor u ge s 0 P"lcl', fl(.x eou-M Tlla. ""HY Seqtlne4 WI elf son an u -I • Mr and Mrs Royal Thomas HEADQUARTERS FOR SALE - Fresh (;uer;!slc'y ~aker Furniture, M.iddleport, Pom eroy. o. Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Crooks speni the Cbrislmas weekend FOR BACK-TO.. cow, calf by Sldr . .Jacob BrH'f Oh1o. 11 1Z tfc __ and daughters. ·· th Mr nd Mr R m d llli I' Oh S . 0 . , ~~ . a s. ay on SCHOOL SHOES R . D. 1• pp~rt~n!~~~~ Miss Sba~oa Cottrill who tsiMill~ .and family~ Coloort:Jus. nersvl .e, 1 1~1 ci RA'I'S, mice e'iminal.ed forever. -~~~~~~~ 31 Gel "Slar." Ebersbach Hard- STORE fOR SALE: Woll trade employed on Columbus spent VoSltmg a day WIIh Mr. and 1,_. Soc..,.. A.e. fqR SALE: One Yorkshire mf'lle ware, Sugar Hun Mill, Pick- for suitable propert}'. Carl the holidays with her parents, Mrs. William Thuener were Acrou Fnua P•rll: ·Jog, welghi2W pounds . 1:"U eno HardWI!re, Mason. l..emley, Tuppers Plains, Ohio Mr. ~nd Mrs. Donald Cottrill their grandchildren, Teddy, Bll· Golllpollt, OIUo ~ --3796. I 6 uta 12-9-JOtp Call 667-3004. 1 6 64J and brolbers, Crai& and Bruce. ly, Jolumy md Cheryl Lebew tl1,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,. .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;;;;::;;;;;;._.J wo pride ourselvec on o menu·full of specialties. ' r~ TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Sunday Specialty Broasted Chicken Everyday Specials at Marie's Style Post Haircuts ... ..... $1.25 Shampoo & Sah .. $1.50 30 day color rinse, Shampoo & sat .. $3.50 Pomeroy Motor Co. LISTEN ., .... LY • W.M .P.O. Rndin WJEH RADIO JANUARY WJ~H LOG MONDAY TIIRU FRIRDAV I (Tue. • 'l'huro .) Monday Tbrougb Friday 8:00 Sign On - Nes 4:30 l':lectric Co. Local Newo 7 45 Sign On, Echoes of Jo1 6:00 SBc,..,d Heart 4 54 Ohio News Round-Up s·oo Ohio Valley Newo 6:20 MeiMs County RFD · tllorak's Carry·Out ; I 05 World Nowo 6 25 Counlry Jamborre 5 30 Sign Off 8 10 Sports Today 6:57 Weather SUNDAY R 15 Weather Picture 7:00 National News ! 7:30 Sign Or---Forward Faith 8:16 Louie Mueller Show 7 05 Bill Miller Show 6 110 BAptist Hour U5 c-ommunity Newa 7:30 Sporto Parade 8 30 News 9:00 Talk of lhe Town 7:3!i Bill Miller Show 8:35 Week End 9:55 MaSOD Cou•ty NtWI 7:35 Plckeno Hardwart \Tu"" · 9 00 Spn>ading Kingdom 10:00 Louie Mue!ler Sho w and Thurs ) 9 JO The Bible Speoki 10:30 Lalchstrlng 9 45 The Good Life !1 ·110 News 7:50 News 8:00 Bill Miller Show 10:110 Ma•ter Conirol 11 OS Louie Mueller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 10:30 Country Hymnlimen Friday, Church Bells (Wed. - Fri.) 11:30 Quiel Hour Ringl 9:00 News 12 :00 Noon News 11:10 Public Service 9:30 Cuffee With Janet 12 15 Chr•.st ians Hour 11 :45 World N•w• 9:15 Roush's Shoes IThurs) 12 30 Rev . Merlin Teell 11:55 Masoa County Newo 10:00 Ohio Education 1:JO Rt•v . Si la! Bi ll ups 12:00 Cemmunity News 10:05 Swap Shop 1 30 ReRvH. Sil•s Billupa 12 :05 Noon Newa 10:15 Minisleriol Association 2·00 Har\lest Timlif 12:10 Markets 10 :31 Social Srcurlty 2:15 Rev. Bobby J,., Adkino 1215 Mod Jlo;y Wenlher 10:35 Tom RoberL<ron Show 2:30 Wrek End 12:20 Bulletm Board 10 45 A.S.C. Program (Fri.) 5 30 Si~n )ff 12 :25 News 0 t:ram• 11 :00 News So\TUI\D~Y 12:30 County Agent 11:05 Tiny 's Counky Junctioo 6:00 Sign On -N1·w• 1245 Counlry Go Round 1130 Tiny's Country Hymntime 6:30 Happy Valley Boy• 1:55 News Benl 12 :00 Nat.ion-al News 7 00 Protestant Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 12: 15 Locai New• 7 .15 Week End 2:56 lie\., Beat 12:30 Goessler'o Guest Star 11:00 Dutton's and Horn'a Top 3:09 Mid Way Mati~et 12 :JO Larry Anderson Show Ten Show 13:55 N""s Beat 2:30 Mlleo Kuslc Show 12:00 Noon News 4 00 DloclnR wilh Do81 4:1$ Karr and Von Zandl Show 12:15 Paul Bowers, RrD 4:30 Interchange (Mon. Wed. F'ri.) 12:30 Jim Mees Show 5:00 Communily Newo US Blaettruor Aulo Show UO Sign Ofl 5:05 Masou Co1111(J NtWI TERRY I 5:10 World and National NtWI 5· 15 Spotlight on ~p~o~rtli $:25 Weather 5:30 Sign Off LITn.l ORPHAN ANN II Salurday 7 4.1 Sign On. Echoes of Joy I ~ : 00 Ohio Valley News ··8 05 World News Ot-l, MOST or:: ~ 10 Sporrtl Today 'TI<€ ClASSICS B: 15 We~~ther Pi<!turt ~ TlKiQE,ANO Tl<E~E'G GQM!; 8.\6 Louie Mueller Sho-N HE~VIEg IlEAl). i 9 110 High School H1t Paradt ltoO, TOOl 10 30 Songs lor Childreu 10:45 Goldeu Key By HAROLD GRA l' 1"EXTM~ OH E'H(11MI:E:RING, ARCf.IIT£Cl URE, "ECOHOMICS: ABOUT IVER'fli--IING CCWERfU 11'1 COU.EGES. ESProAU.V \(ll.UMES ON WAAQ ~eM CAESAR ~ DOW~ : THE I3WG: USED 10 QEAD TI::l.QS&' OVER IJICJ OVER ANO OVER! Ya.l SE~ , RX? !="ARM BO'ts Hrn:, NOTI-IING MUrJ.l El<;f. TO DO AnER WORK W READ ! MAYBe HtLPfD THE MIG 50Mf: T:J PASS 1Hi!R E.XAM:NATimLS !=OR WEST POINT I 11 ·00 News 11 ·05 Saturday Show 12:00 Local , Ohio, Nat Newa 12 20 12 :25 1230 I 30 1·11 Bulletin Board New3 0 Gram.., Saturday Malioet News Headlines Saturday .loletinea ABBIE AND SLATS 1·55 News . 2 110 SaiUrday Matinee 2:30 News Headlines 2:31 Seiurday Matinee 2:55 Newo 3 00 Saturday Mellneo 3:30 News Headlinl'll .1 31 Salurday Matinee 4·00 Commur1ity Choira 3:55 Newa 4:00 Community !lwln 1 UO Radio RfO I 5:00 Neovs Roundup 5. 15 Public Se"lct 1$:10 Sign Off By BRANMIII GEORG! WOND!I WINNIE WINKLI 'fill'tx:~T i(JIIJ61) ~AUIM'l'! ...0U MIN~ 10 00 MIOI1f' ; II'""'·"'-'""' f!IRDil, WrNNIE: f' euT If &"E$ GEITI"JG .MARRIED IN P.!:B~UARY1 THAT OOE:oN T 3 1V1: )OU MUot TIN'!!:. ...• �. . ' . ... ' . ' Fund Raising ProJ'ects ore G IT . Iflower • 8-Dally_ Senllne_l. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0' Jan. 8, 1968 gent her moUter who 1S t "'"'' "; iii :a 1 ill, for Chnstmas. Members ! Return Jonallum Meigs . I R' tl 1 ·~" w;•re asked to b; ;ng bottle caps I Chapter, Daughters ol the s.~vellll rr ll fl to the ll':! xl meetmg. American Revolution, will Js Cclebrrrtetl Pamaroy , Ohio I Named on c:cmmtttees w_ere : mt-et Friday, January 4 at The seventh birthday of GreMrs. Hobert Bowen, pob\;CJ!y, l ll a.m at the home of Mrs. gory Cundlfl was honored With TONIGHT g tHllt' at tht' ;\lirldleporl High arne Mrs. Pearl Parker, core~p[lnd- Nan Moure. I .. ' . ' a party gJven by hiS mother, Wm. Castle 's " I SAW WHAT YOU g_•n l Frulll 9 30 p rn . to 2 ence, M!'s. Herman Winner, A coffee bour Is planned and _Fund - rmsJ~g proJects \I. ere , Mrs Glen Cundirr, Jr .. at her DID " Tht Ja1.~ .,., 111 emttw. ea Mrs. Eugene _ Thompson and there will be a display of an-,dlstussed by (,roup 1 of the ! home Dec. 11. Gamt:s v.erc Thr Young Adult Class of the (a nd I k now who you are) lJ m · CommJ1t('('S for the year wt-re Mrs MlX E1chmgcr . fluv,ers l tique quilts in charge of Mrs. First .un_ited P~esbyterl~~ l vl ;,yed and prizes awarded. Re- Br0:1dford Church _of Christ JoJn t l:n.\lord . .l"hn Ire 1 rr.-~o!lled bv the LfJure! Cliff Beland cards: Mrs . Lou f) ichl Mrr.; Patrick Lorhary. Rull call Chur<:h m MiddlepOJ I Monda} I freshme ts were ~erved to met Tuesday evenmg 1n Ulel;.J ncl. L t•il l·:n .. bo!l 11 "HONEYMOON HOTEL" VISJT PARENTS Iter Health club Thursd·:ly even- Harry Clark, Mrs. I.uwreJwe response wlll b~ naming a evening at the home of \irs Bet- Maggie Amlx.'rgcr. O<Jvid Bass. social room)~ of the rhurch and Mr <~mi Mr" C'ecl] Buller ing at the home of Mrs. Lou Eblm and Mrs. Charle~ H. Karrl quilt pattern. ty Clme. Mlss Charlotle David-' Joe and J)anny Urown , Ttm Hnd wen· ra iled to order by lhe pres· Rob t' ll f. .,lil~"r. \:i lH "~· f\:11. 111 . <.llld tdlll th of Ftndlll~' spPnt tl~c l}chl. Sr., dtnncr: Mrs. P~arl Parker I Assistant hostesses are Mrs. son was h~stess. . I Debbie Cundiff, Vtcki and \-l(•lo- idcnt . Honnt£' Russell. Ht1lw rl \I•JJ~P . .l11l ~~ .it>illl. we,·kt'mJ \\ltli ht : ; p<-t rents. ~~ ~ Mrs Clifford Jacob~, presiMrs Dtehl. am'! Mrs. Eb lin, James Harley and Mrs. Wil~ The openmg ?ra_y~r was}:v1di Cu ndilf , Carrie llrtd . Lon The elac;s voted to change th@ ArHit' fl• · II JI , 1'k1 l..ilil Ill ... [P I" f\t'4 llJ !l \\.1 llll .an d \lr:s Sherman Uul lt r rl!>nt eonductf'd the rlecting hospital equ ipment : Mrs. 1\:e.r- liam Bradford. Members are en by Mrs Rtchald V au,l.l~t n C:uinther, 131tan and Sandy nwctmg night to !he second \l.hwh opened with devotions lm Tl·acv and Mrs Lloyd Wngnt uslieri to brinv report blank!l and f!l~mh~:rs ans.we~e.d ;on calJ Hamilton Hicky llubtmrd, J;~ne , Frid.Jy ol t•;JCh month. Tt vtas SU NDAY, MONDAY I t,Jkt·n from Pruverh o.; 3, by Mrs. purchasing of hospital equ .p- to br gi\.en to the regeot. I hy. givmg a NE'\\ \ e<~r s re~o- and Judy lloush. Mac _and Mlck reporlt'd th<lt silverware has and TUESDAY JoJil ~. 10, 11 . James Gilmore, followed with ment: Mrs Clark. ~lr:-> James . , lut 10n Da rlene Bender n•,Jd Williams Krvstal, Km1 and I h d f r the mini !I pnhtT bv Mrs. A11en Eic~11nge: G tlmo~e and Mrs. l<.:ruest Pow .% ' '' < ·'' · ' ' ,~, ._,,,,.,~'.\lW;.<z'~ from Luke, and the Btble study Kelly win ebrcnner, Pat Wtn~:tx:e~ ~u~c ~~e ~~ and Mrs. J:H k '\t•l "I ! 1J ' and the Lord's Pru)'er in um· ell . tnps •·J 11 h" W'S g1ven by 1 ·1 d !er an ann y, · FOR ALL OCCASIONS ' Mrs. ess . \ o a , D a , brenner. Fay rami ton an .II* Hobwson. "LOVE &" KISSES'" ; -..ul\. ~lr<:; llarrv Cl;.~rk Sa il~ a Mrs. Allen Eichinger. I Mrs. 1om Kelly. evotJOns were Pat Cundiff. A otlu .. •· d;'nn"r "'aS planned f"t 'l' ]1Jll (" • I" I ..'",., wtre l"luiH'rS t'\'ei"VIIht.'fe solo "It Took · A Mtric Ie ,. f t p au 1 ~ · k '' Jo ~e• Ev ':m"'• d P ,_, ~ "' 1' ric · · rs. led by Mrs. F'rt'd Lew1s an . ~ 1 t Hi e·" \'"l" 1!l .l.1t L; h t·lh '".:volt. ·d to order dick towels Mrs. Clarence Curtis nnd Mrs. 1nc 1uded mer1Jo.•·[· •·'fl1e L"t1 for the next meetmg, }ieJ. 11, tai a h ...... , . < . t tuns, . t1 f\l l' illt .\.-!wn ,[,·11 \" \ :Il l WY 2 2039 0 1 !Jykt' to se ll as a money m•kmg proPa11l Eichinger ways and mean, tie Hoy's Preyer." and "Faith Ymml(st.e r Ho11oretl 1 6 ' 30 p.m. '" "nurc ' ' OR NIGHl WI 92951 JN't :md Mrs. Jacobs, birthday box V, F .1 , room. Refrcshm.Pnts we re ~ crv· "WILD ON THE BEACH" A th~mk-yoll nfllc Wii~ read Refreshments were s>:'rved The Catholic Women's club ~~~s K~~~~a ~~-ounced the On .'frtlllirtlula_y ed by the hostesses, Mn1. Bon· Fr.lll~!t' B ~nd,ll l, Sht•rT\' .J:ick-t•n ht·~i t· ,'f.; ~aylt• Pomeroy Flo .. ver Shop from the Eva TrCicy famt!y by th~ hostess. Tile next m~?el· of the ~~rred Hc~rt ~hurch group has greeting cards and I Ray stewart was _guest o_ff nie Pickens and Mrs. Linda ..:;u:ln\" & t ht 1 Tilt> A~lro .-\' \Lnn PonH'r·ov for serving d1nner. Mrs 1\llen In!; will be held at the home met Thursday evemn~ m the stationery for sa le. Everyone honor at a party g1ven by his C.rimm. l UI II~ "i.J!l!h \'1 !,t ol l ,\Irs Mlll, 1 rd Vun Mt>rer : F.icb inger thanked the club for of Mrs. Eugene Thompson. j church., a~d1ton~.m wtt~ Mrs.l wJshmg some should contad alparents. Mt. mid Mrs .. Ray- Tlmse atteudi_ng tncl_uded Mr. R lll 1fl!'L,: titm ~ 11 1 -.. ~:" u~i n _Pa ul Case!, _prestdent, c::onduct-! member of the group. mond Stewart at th~:Ir home and Mrs. Ronme Ru ssell nrd mg the nwetmg. It opened With I A bake sa le was scheduled in Sun(lay aft(•rnoon in observance ! children, Julm. Jay and Jdl: prayer ?.Y lhP. Rev F'ather J~hn F'eLruary with the date to be of his third IJ!fthday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grtmm Turel lhe reporl o_f tlte sick announced. A potm ''Life's His birthday cake was dec- [ and daughter, i1eJmOa; Mr. <::rd committee W3S gn:en. Mrs Ho<>es." was read bv !\irs. Jack orated as a replica of a bowl- Mrs. f.1rry P!ckens (Ind. ~on , Kathryn Wel sh was named to Coleman. The hoste~s served re- ing alley and ILe c::ream. cup- Steve, Mr. and Mrs. WJII!am \ check nn ma tcrwl for a new freshments to the above and cakes and pop were served af. l Lambert and daughters, Tam· ' altnr cloth . Mrs. Jack Satterfield , Nnncy ter the gue~t of honor had op- , ara and Debrc:; Mrs _E·,..elyn It was iinnounr·pd that the Anderson Lynn Cl ar k, Mrs. e'ned his gifts · Balloons were I Wood and children · Ke1th and . A 1966 dues are payabl~. Edw~lrd Cmoks Mrs Dale Wal- given as favor s. Uonnie, and Mrs. Madelme smorgasbord _dnuter wtl~ be ~eld burn and a gu~st Betty Mat- Games v.cre played and priz· .Painter and daughters, Diana Thursday. I· ch 7, wtth fmHl i t ' ' es won by Mary Ann M1ller, , and Becky plans to be made at the next ox. ______ - - -- - - David Miller, VIrgil ~cHaffie - -- ----- - ............. ....,..,.......,.., meet mg . Eise ls!ein, Mr s. Henrv Heibel and Joy Beavl!r. Guests includ- ver, and Vlrvil, Becky & Fran , ,. ~anws were playrd a~d ' Mrs Arnold Hay es and. a guest, ed David, Megan, and Mary I Mcllaflie Mrs George Mlllt!r pn; .f•s · ~~~:~r· 4 h·d to 'lit s D::a\ltd M'Iss n. R b1 A n 'l '; ll ' r oy and eff Bea- as"isted Mrs · Stewart · ,.... mna Olllmw·r, Mts. Mary Kunz e\- ____ __ t•t r . __ _t _n ~~ c , . -- - --- - ~----DANCE TONTGR'I' The M•ddleport H;gh School Band ll'">Sim ,\ssoc;attull ••II sponsor a (lane€' party Saturda\ nJ ghl j,il h·wing 1he MiddleJlOI'l . Kl ge; Creek basketooll . MEIGS THEATRE committees for y N db ear y LC H /fh C/ub roup y Young Adult at y I' Class Meets at Bradford Church OplC • .- •· enttne ' 0 ' .· ' Devoted To The lnUJreds Of The Meigs.MtUon Areo I VOL XVII NO. 222 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO I l MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1966 ' FIVE CENTS II I I, ! Smargas bord 's PI annedbY Catholl'c Women ~ I 1 .. ~· Ht>trt>"lumuas were servHI hy lht> l10s!t-c;st'S, Mrs Jnlm · :\1ikh, ~·lt ~- Ch11 rles R;:~dford · r-.It.s Hwila nl (;n·ss Mr,· F:rl. Comle, .'· ,,. ' ... ,,• <.. RESOURCES .h :!ltd 1l~t t · ! r r1111 1'.,.ttl\s l '-1 (,,,,! J"lil!H'!II !',ulld " ()\h t• J p,CJI\Ih d[it l '-ti'illtllit') L1 1.1th ,ut d llt "'"tt !!!li'> l ),tl lk l!i~ jl,,tl-..e .t!ttl l:lj 1ifllllt Utlu·1 .\"" ''h 1', ~ IIH ~)i Rl 1 1 1 ~ t\1~ :I~I!J l Y :l~ l [l (l';':l -14 ' 1 ;)I. ~I fit\ ()~ ~ iYU Ul $It ~~~ 1 lh~J Oi LIABILITIES $ >• LI t' It' Hlt'tl ;:, Ill [II\ PtHIJ1~ Jrt11 ~~~· ~t·t r~~ I ~5 fiiJ ii\)11 l I.-, I JOU (JU I !.L)il:S [)~ '·I I\ t• It!] !>II I1J 0\)I J ~)(I ldt'rt, l~ ll-l~ll i·~l lt1' llit'.t!"llt"'d ltt .it·· J ,, II! I lid I h fi>JO.,!(!t ll lt' IJI 'jlthil : i l i•·t'l' ' :! tt~li ]0~ ~:2 :-. liti~ ~HI :lfi $t:i '2 ti1 lWI 07 TUT\1. Tht·(Hioll' 'I Het·d. Jr. J Fd\1 ;ml Fn-. h •t 1- Tlwn•1,r1 ,l!ih!l<., (l\l D1 f·n'd H C.ttv·_,·, .lr 1-'r\'d ( 'rol\, .l r H.ll·<,l d E Smith (' \\a' Ill' S1\ 1-.lwr Le~l!t· F FllltZ E !\ui,PJ t Si ln·ll hJse OFFICERS Th• ·11tl t>t \" •i , t' T Hl·t·,1 , .Tr )> rt•.., idt 11\ .J Ed•.IJril h·~!Pr l'l t"" :rlt •ll: &. t " ,,<;h l ~r j( u h<~J d F .lun P!I \ 1ce PrP.,itl<•rJ 1 Thtn·r.n .Johnson \ H't' p, r-<;l d{' nt l'.ud I< Klut-e: Cash1er t\ :,s t~ lJllt They can't. Total resources of more than $6,200,000 give a bank strength, but strength by it· self is meaningless unless put to work. What counts is spirit ... dedication to serving customers, whether they be cor· porations, governmental bodies, small businesses, farmers, or individuals. Financing creates jobs in industry, builds highways and schools. Banking serves a world of people in a world of ways. We're proud to be a part of it. FARMERS BANI( & SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, 0. Member Federal Rest:r¥e Federal "Queen" Cutlery I 1 Pocket Knives, Hunting Knives, Pen Knives, Fishing 1 Knives, Paring Knives,. Butcher Knives, Slicing Knives, Utility Knives, Scissors and Shears. They stay sharp and hold an edge. Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your ShOJI ing Center Tht· Star rl.tss of lhe Syra<~U~L' Fi1 st 1JnJ1t'd Presbyterian Chw 1 h held llt t•u l:lrmual Chrisl mH.c; d JJtrWJ i11 the annex of the r·hurd1 i:lt l:i 30 p. m Dec. 20. Mr~ VaZJe Lt>e ashd gr<~Ct>. Follov.mg the dtnnf'r a Christm<ts prog1 :Hn. prepJrPd by Ada Sl<J("k, W<IS condllc:ted by Mrs. ' H<ldu:l McBride. Attendmg wrre ,\ fr. and Mrs. Arrhie Lee, Mr s Vaz1e Lcr, Mr. and Mrs Harll'y Cunn :ngham, Mr. and Mr s. Thomas Clark, Mr. Lester Baile}, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Me, Br1de, Mr and Mrs Richard , Rou sh. Mr. Richard Duckworlh, Mrs. Agnes White Mr. and Mr -;. Harry Potts, Mrs. Augusta 1 Wtll, \Irs. Mayme Holmes and ' Miss F'rank1e Mumaw. Drapery Department Elberfelds Pomeroy Blame Wrecl- upon F-,auIty E. E. Holt Will AutO Wreck ' Step Down From ~ Post on June 30 Hayes, H . ocndon.·Idea Men, Spll•l $300 Uti.II•ty Award ""'"'" · Past Chiefs are Guests Thursday Of Mrs. Cook Cuslom-vUade welker puts DRAPERIES ARE MADE TO YOUR EXACT MEASUREM£N'I'S Any Width ••• Any Length Come in and choose lrOfll a world .t dfa. pery fabr ics aod colors. Oon'l miss lhll opportunity tQ br1ghlen ywr home_. cuslom-made draperies. at a pleasing price. ON CUSTOM DRAPERIES FROM A SELECTED GROUP OF OUTSTANDING FABRICS WE MAY HAVE CUT THE PRICES ... BUT WE NEVER CU! THE QUALITY • Custom pleating! • Double folded stiffening! top hudln& with pe!rll,, : 1 1 ~r' t baa,.e:· BRING IN YOUR MEASUREMENTS F ••. A •• I AND ENJOY THE t Rod W•dtto t SAVINGS! roo wtmtt, IMIIIDfe tht .,.,oth ul your rod Of widlh of tllltallce where rod is t<l 1:. piKt<l. !ft~N hemal ' pressinli needed. Elberfelds Pomeroy ShootJng, ' car Theft Probed By Sheri'ff . ear Chester on Route 7 I I I ff'·l 1 1 • Comer weiahtina fOf' even hanglna! r ~~;~· 6~~i~;:~nc:~~~d;.intly N from , Gfa de S h 'I '"'I coun(y Lawmen Jnveshgate • 139 A 'dents CCI FOR ANY PURPOSE Morlc of Quollty (. 18 YEARS ·serving RUTLAND, 0 • .___ _ _ _This _ _Area _ ___. Furniture --\\ Bl&best Quality Propane Gu AvaU&blo c0}}'ISIOn • , ••I , , We'll deliver your finished draperies to you decorator folded and ready to hang ••• no Three I"JUre ' dm ' Piggybank'S $3 liP.--= • Generous double bottom hems! • Blind stitched tide Narne In RIng As cand'd I ate Achievement Day will be 0n March23 "I I Jsai'ah Smi'th Dies Today ouR 1 I ! DflVIng • • Gear ' e WHEN YOU NEED ••• Always CALL -.-·-..-_. I 1 Mrs. Thomas Cook enterlained the Past Chiefs of Magnolia Temple Pytrian Sisters Thursday evening at her borne, E. Main-s l. The meeting opened with devotwns taken from Psalm 119: 97-IM by Mrs. Frank Stewart, president, who also read two : articles, After Christmas Was ~·eslive Day . and The Jnvenl<iry Afler Chnstmas. Margaret Setdcnabel wa3 reported quite : ill in Veterans Memorial Hospital and a round robin card was sent to her. Lydia Stewart is improving at Veterans Memona! 1-lo...;;pita\. A contribution was made to , the Templt. Mrs. RRichard Cam I ' bell. M;ss Thelma Grueser and Mrs. Karl Grueser were named as the year bftok committee. The traveling prize donated by Mrs. Grueser was awarded to Mrs. LawN!DCe Lanning, Games were played and prizes . awarded 1<1 Mrs. Rollin Bearhs, I Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Stewart 1 and Mrs. Bernice Darst, a guest. by th . ;y .g? kz && ?%11.$ . Refresbements were served by the hostess to those ' named above and Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Miss Lena Grueser, Mrs. Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. Felber! DWJ ArreSt F'lI edaft er 1 Eu~ene Chn~tinP t., 1 111'111 /),,.,,mlwr 20th DIRECTORS i .' FIRST FLOOR IS HEADQUARTERS FOR TOP QUALiTY· · · · 8tHr (.'/(I.<S nillllt'r .f~-, ~J~U 0 ~ R. Mtss ELBERFELDS HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT ON THE Hoc;tt•ssPs for the nPxt meet mg v.ill tk· \hs Tltomv.s lh·nrw~~·. r ., Mr" Charlt·s Clarkson, Mrs. Ma1y f\unu·hna n \'Irs H(lrne1 Bri, ·klt-;. \'Irs. Juhn !luml lt•y and .\11- s. Leland S1"son. BOARD OF DIRECTORS and OFFICERS ~ H H:l2J45H Ill <~nd \1rs NEW YORK iUPfl- Negotiations called at City Hall hy Mayor John V. Lindsay in a personal effort to end the 10abe day·uld bus and subway strike broke up without vb.1ble result today while another mammoth traffir jam built up in the c1ty's stn~ets. · 'I About 6 1.1 am., EST, negotiators for the striking Transit Workers t:nion. the Transit Authority, and members of ' the mediation panel emerged from a meeting room, mo~tly I TASHKENT, U. S. S. R - witho11t comment. Chairman Dr. Nathan Fdnsinger mdiThe Soviet U_mon. scored its cated therl! had been some narrowmg dc.wn on all issues I first dtplomatlc tnumph as an except the key one- money. ~ - --·- - -internatiOnal peacemaker today Hut Lmdsay, drawn and hag- hardshtp since the Great Dewhen the leaders of lnditt and gard, the man who brought the pre!:istun of the 1930s • Paktstan agreed to pull back talkers to Citv Hall shortly The strrke alm o~t see med to troops from th~. front lines uf after 5 p m , Su nday, setd only. I have acquired a life of 1ts own, disputed . Kash~tr . "The pi:irwl Ius declared 3t mdependent of the w1ll of the In a mne· pomt commumque recess. There is no agreement. I prin cipals. The dHy"s fortlic::orn- ~ signed at the en~ of '_Yeek-lo_ng I v.-1~1 makt~ a statement to the 1mg events could le ud tQ a stiff- TYPE, TYPE.- The typ~ng 2 class of Middleport High School is shown here addressing envelopes being marked to Meigs countians 18 part ot peace talks m ~his Sov_Jet ,?ubhc after the noon hour." lenmg or posttwns. For exum- the March of D1mes c~mpa1gn, sponsored here by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi S.Jronty. The class typed addresses on several central -~s1an City, Indtan fhe TWU .has :ailed a n~n pie ; thousand envelopes. Pictured, I_ to r, fro~t row , are Peggy McKinney, Kath~ McElhinny, Ca role Anderson, Susan Ohlinger, Susan Morris, Marilyn Pnme_ Mtmster _ La~ Beh_adur ro!ly oul.;;1de C1ty ~all, hopmg l _ The struck Transit Authori- ' _Stumbo and ~ee Slaven. Standmg, C)'n th1a _Conde. All~e Darst, Sandra Hollmshed, Rebecc::a Goodall, Sandra Swartz. Jamarilla ward and Elinor Bod· ty (rAJ w<.~s scheduled to ask · 1mer. The em elopes were stuffed by the Middleport High school sophumo re class. Mrs. Carl J. Jl or ky is cam paign director for the sorority _Senti .. Shastn and Pak1stam President Jt will prove a rall)mg pomt Mohammad Ayub Khn . also demonstrate the solidarity oi l tor a $3,220,0110 fme plus daily l nel Photo. · Hgreed to. exchange pnsoners other union~· backmg. , tines of $322.000 ag;unst the i - - -- -.... ... '"] . and contmu~ . efforts wword , Lmdsay ind;cated talks will; slrikmg unions - a step which I '' peaceful relations. resu?lc later today at an un- 1could only intens ify union ' spel'tfJCd hour, and they agam l mtransigeuce I I COLUMBUS - EMPLOY-· wtl' Wkc place at C;ty Hall _ The T;·ansporl Workers l ment in Ohio m November rose I Away from the press of ne- ~ Union tTWU) ca lled a noon 1 per cent from October and was j gotiat1ons, and oooupjed v.ith EST ral ly outs1de City Hall. up. 3 per ce~t from No~ember, , the mounting press~re, uf autos 1 _ The city, bracing for a new I 1964. the Ohto ~tate Umvers1ty ' tunnelmg mto the city s str~ets onslaught (lf trafftc, sou.ght Bureau of B~smess Rese~rch thrvugh Its bottlenecks of hndg- court per!mlssion to incrt!ase reports . A_ll e1ght ma~or cities , es and tunnels, Traffic Cnmmis-1fmc s for illegul parking from 1 A Pomeroy mall was a _rre:sle<l l reported mcreases wtth the , s1oner Henry A. Barnes sa1d that · $15 to $35 although Lhis would on ~ DWI chargt> by poltce exeepllon of . Canton _and 1! appeared the erush rn 1ght ex -' mak e getting to work even lowmg a one-<·ar crash earlv l Youngstown wh1ch dechncd ceed the record concentration more diffi('U\1. today on Nye-av frartionally . ;of i''riday. With the striko:'s cost to the ! Police satd J1arold ---, ,. . But getting to work W<l S public put at $500 mlltion or Pomeroy . dnver of the .19.65 COLtiMBllS ( llPII - Statf' Supenntendent of Inst rur · COLUM.BUS -. \\HILE TH.E ~ impossible ro.r the c1ty's slum- more _ and r;s;·ng an est';. 1el wreded car, was Jai.led tl E , • on . r: Holt announced today he would resigu June 30. hea.vy ram fa II ts heIpfuI m dwellers, miles removed rrom Illlated $tOO million eve d' _ lowmg the 3·15 a.m. mts hap. building up deple. ted gr.ound·wa- ~ tltetr jobs. And for them, the j Lindsay awoke at 5. 1,. ar.ym. aSyun- It was re. parted that ' "Long - range plans must be --- - - -- - --- - · 1 i N .., 1 1 developed for elementary and ' In announcmg his resignation. fer reserves, tIS ~ausUljjpffie , ew York ~ommerce end ln-~ day after nappmg on couch in I car, lrave mg soul 1, went W. R. HAYES R. E. HERNDON serondary edw:alton in Ohia , Holt commended tbt board for rnncern about possible HoOds to ,dustry ASSOCiation sa1d, the Cit_v Hall and found neooJ;'ators l of cmter, over the curb '" Dl v1s1on of Wate r. t lk •-d 1 • •~ B~own . and I believe that th individual ''The seriousness with w11id1 th st•~ struc k th o Ro..,,.. · 1' r e ,,.. mposed· the greatest, still fer apllrt Asistant Ch;ef Paul Kaser I ---- --. dence along Nye-av. The who will serve as executive ol-1you (the board) and other mem~arned that conditions at prest.hen went over a retaining wa ll 1 I fucer for the State Board of Ed.! bers of this board, ovt-r a 10ent are similar to those in ft. •' and struck t.he corner of ucatwn in putting suc::h plans m- , year penod, have discharged 1 1959 when entensive flooding ocRoedel bu;ldmg tearing out a to effect shou ld have an oppor-jyour responsibilit;es. as shown cured in the state's river val+ restroom area. tunily to help develop them by your re-gular attendan~e at leys He noted, however, that Sgt. George Hicks, who in-1 Holt sa1d bo"rd meet; ngs. •uur fa;r and to those floods are missing his vestignted. said there W(:IS hea· W. R Hayes and R. E. Herndon employees at Philip Holt , who has been head of thorough cons tderal!on or al l two factors whieh contnbuted vy damage to Haley's car ttnd Sporn Plant at New Haven. have won the second prize t~~ De~a1tm~nt ol Educatton question s and rl:'commendr~tir,ns to those floods are miss ing this to both properties struck by the I of $300 in the ]965 American Electric Power System smce 19:>7, salCl hi <; future plam:; presented to you, your carefu l year - frozen ground and heacar Haley told police he struck "Operating Ideas" annual - - - - - - - - - - - - - callt'd for htm to act primarily attention of poltcy development vy snowfall. anothl:'r ."".r that kept on going competition. 1ed in 1965 . • a,', a pn~ate cons.u ltan!. to. var- and your w1se counsel and SID· 1 The Slat<> Highway Palrol rebf h h B h d . t 1 t d . d e u~e. J_ttmg t e rown orne The award was presented ta l Two employees of Ohio Pow- ' us e uca Iona orgamzatJOns. cere !riendshlp.'' VATICAN CITY P 0 P E· pore ~Jmor a mage in a one, No lllJU!"Ies were reported, tlte men at a \uncheun today by ' er shared third pnze, and first, -- - -------15 9 Paul Vl was reported ''deeply]car acctdent at : a. m. SunJoe P. \.ills, vice president and l fourth, firth, sixth, and seventh 143 100 upset" today over the Polish 'day on Rt. feet west of : g. enerol manager of Appalacb-1prizes .were won b.y .employees • government's refusal to allow ~ t?e M;ddleport corporation line f d d Stefan Cardinal Wysynski to No one was mJured and no ;an Power Company, which o In ;ana an MtchJi"n Elec-. leave Warsaw, the same Com-l'harge was f;Jed tr;c Company. I mumst cepital which the ~'rank v. Musser, 27. Rt . 2, pontiff hoped to visit this l Pomeroy. went off the left "de Hayes, maintenance foreman , Two persons were hospitalized and a t~ird was treated 'Pring. Iof the h;glli..Y and struck . a . at the plant, lives Ill Syracuse., and released f·>llow;ng an accident on State Route 7, one Vatican sources said the lguard rail. Defective steermg ~uneral serv ices for Isalah_G. Herndon lives in New Haven lnule north of Chester, at 8 a.m. today. 'The Ohio State pontiff's planned journey be- l was blamed. There was .mmor I' Sm;th, 77, Condor-st. who d;•h . d and is engineering assistant al l High.way Patrol said thre.e veh;cles were involved. ~n at 10 3CJ a. m. today at I e t Sporn Plant. They collaborated 1ll JUred were Elmer S!ill, 64, Pomeroy, back injurles mag d. t th d I R hind the iron Curtain the e o e guar rat. ·~. WELKER 1 1 1 . 1 Metgs General hospital, will I on an article apnearing ;·n the ' G A t first trip any Pope would have rres s over th e wee kend m' , eorge H. Applegate, 25, Lisbon, possible internal injuries, be held Wednesday at 2 p. m at January. 1965. issue of "Oper'and John Moon. 71. Kerr·sl, Pomeroy, fractured rib. Mooo made to a Communist nailon- eluded · Eldon C. Blake, 36, now is almost certainly off. Reedsville; Tuby N. Lackhand, the Ewmg ChapeL atmg Ideas" called "Triples Life was treated and released. - - --He was a mt'lllber of the of Boillr Ash Tub Seal Sk;rts." 42 • Day ton; Th omas W. Bond, Church of Christ and was pr.,_ H d . The acctdent occurred when men were transported tor hos1 D. Sew. by MDOD •• AII three WASHINGTON - C LA R- I23 ' Rl·o Gra"de; R'c'· I 1\.y • • ceded in death b a dau hter, ern. on s a repeat wmner . . 'II The shoo t.mg of a cow an d Applegate. dnvmg an unloaded I c~r dnven (Continued on pa~ 2 ) ell, 18, Leavittsburg, 0.; TimoM J h H ly s . g - ' havmg shared a second pnze m theft of an automobile were m-, semi-tra il t!r rig attt>mpted to pttal treatment by Pomeroy _ _ _ _ _.:__::______ Ut H M'll rs o n unne urvivurs m· the 1964 competitiOn . d th k d . . Y . 1 s, 18, Gallipolis; D0relude his wtfe, Emme: two · I vestlgate over e wee en bv pass a 1955 model car operated , Emergeocy squadmen who were othy McLaughlin, 25, Columbusdaughters, Mrs. William Sheri- In all, a rerord total of $2.1011 the Me;gs County Shenff's de- by Moon. Moon was reportedly summoned at 8·11 am. Moou 1 Lloyd M. Moore, ~9, Pomeroy; dan, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Charles in prizes was awarded 1<1 the l partment. in the process ol makmg a left and Applegate were taken to Fredenck A. Damels 28, Col1 KBJltema. Aurora, Ill.; two sons authors of ten articles publish~henff Robert C Harten bach turn onto the Sumner-road when V~terans Memonal hospital and umbus; and Donald J. Brack- Rep. Ralph Welker, native ol Albert Smith, Canton and Linsa;d a car belongmg 1<1 Carol • the eol lis•on occurred. Still was transported to Meigs man, 20, Muncie, Ind., all either Meigs County, tod~y announced 1coln Smith, Middlepo~t, and 18 ~\Hr,;~~ffi1 'f'~.k·~m.;m Pwrce, Rt. 1, Langsville .. Also damaged was 8 parked IGf.nera~ . The ac~ident waJ ltill cited or. bonded 1<1 appear today he Will be a cand;dat• for rep- : grandchildren . Friends may call Middleport people interest- ported sl<ilen Sunday mornmg, car ownl'd by Roger c. Gaul, Iunder mvest~gation late tb;s In mumc.;pal court on charges resentatlve . in the new 27th , at the funeral home any time, ed ta tbetr scboolo knew !bey was recovered early l<iday. 125, star Route, Chester. There mornmg. ol speedmg. House D;str;ct. The new d;s-: lost a .good man wben Lee A 1962 Studebaker 1! was was minor damages to the front ----1 hi M h OUters Included Elwood J. !net Is made up ~~ Athens, I McComas retired as super!.. found abandoned in the Miles ' of the vehirle driven by GauL Two Fined in 0 Ac evement ay-on a~c Howard, 16, Cheshire, speeding 1Meigs and Gall1a CountJ~s. tende-ot last summer. 1 cemetery near Rutland by R!Jt· Cpl. Francis of the OSP said Leg , Co ~-was fi:nned ~y ther:e;g~ Gallia cously juvenile court' A republican, Mr. Welker ls i H' lb St land Marshall John Tilli" at there was heavy damage w ar 1 urt 1 Fr':.ly t ~lersb oocd Jan. 15; William L. Nichols, 37: completing his first term Alb;~.""; e~p oyerb 1• · 12:15 a.m. today. Author<lies Moon's car and moderate dam- ~ Two were fined and another 1 1 umtrusCo ani Thurman, pllasing at a railroad · representative In the Ohio Leg- : MISSIDg tem b' · a.,. edscbool t sybs- said Ute car had been taken I age to the semi. forfeited a bond Saturday SouUtyem Obio El ec1c . n . . . . f M' C 1 as!'ffogntz seac. , .. Middle rt with representatives crossmg, clled to mumclpal •s 11 a ure. rom e;gs oun Y· ing qualities quickly. A re- from P;erce s yard somettme Still was a passenger In Ute mgbl m Pomeroy Mayor Cluu-of Porl::nd, Hemlock Grove, court MoRday; and Carl R He has served on the .Educa- 1 rent report tn !be Charleston- after 8::W p.m., Saturday. - - - les Legar's court Reedsville, Rock Springs, and ~aulz, 19, Pomeroy, speeding, hon, H;ghway, and Agnculture l C 00l -Dally Mall describes the tal- I Sheriff Hartenbaeh's departB"'ST DRESSED Rulh Farmer, 23, Pomeroy, cited to MeJgs rounty court, Comm;ttees. . ents of Mr. McComas follow- ~ ment is also probing the slioet- NEW YORK !UP I) - Pres-, was fmed $5 and colrts for reckSyracuse clubs present. Achlevemenl Day again will Jan. 14· The only other. publlc olf;ce r Middleport Chief or Pollc~ fng his seloelion as "Teacher mg ol a Holstem-Guernsey cow, ident Johnson, Sandy Koulax less operation , Eumce J;v;den, be al Middleport High School. held by lhe cand;date w a Herbert Gilkey's department ol the Montb" by the St. A1- valued at approximately $150, and Antony Armstrong • Jones Pt. Pleasant, forfe~ted a $15 Its theme will be International MAN FINED Me;gs County shenff for and Bureau of Criminal Invest!- bans Hlgb Schoof Future -wned by Dale Dye, Carpen- are among the "best dressed bond on an assured clear di!· in BCOpe wltl) Mrs. Dewey CumI years, 1944-50. gation authorilies are probing Teachen ol America chapter. ter. The InCident was reported men ol 1965," aceording w Ute lance chru;ge, and Vertin Admingo of Lima, Peru tbe prin- James McHaffie, Middleport, Mr. Welker, whose occupa- ~ a breaking and entering dis- '"1""'1'' to Ute sheriff'• department Sat- ~ Fashion Foundation of Ameri- ams, 19· Charleston, was fined ciapl afternoon opeaker en was fined $10 and costs Ieday Ilion Is Hsted OA the house roll covered Saturday morning at I ilil urday. ca $10 and rosts on a reckless op. "Knowing Homemaken; From by Meigs County Court Judge as D Iarmer, is owner and op- Ute Middleport elemeotary 1 eration Citation. Other Countrlea." Fraak W. Porter, Jr. on ebnr- eral<ir of Ute Maple Lewn Poul- school on Pearl-st. I 11 Is also planned to have a ~.. of disturbing the peace and try Farm at Hemlock Grove. Chief Gilkey wid the only ' Meigs General Hospital morning opeaker who baa been 18Utlicaltoa. Hr reSJdes at 163 Mulberry-av' irems apparently mlsslo~ from Admissions Saturday- CharIn tht Peace Corps and a dem.. Pomeroy. . . . the building were two p;ggy- The Meigs County Sherlll's decreased The deparlme'nt re- The depart;ent ,.. rt for le.s Rayburn, Pomeroy ; Geral• -l<ffi,_, The cand;date and hiS w;fe, l banks eontamlng about $8 In Departmenlln 1965 investigated !ported two traffic fatalities last I December showed 62 ~isoners dme Varian, Mason. onstrallon by I Meljl County homemaker with an lnterll8ionSATURDAY SCORES the former Peorl Hawk of He~- , coins. 139 traffic accidents and booked year In eompar;son to Utree in booked and I t30 inro,%in tele- Dlsebnrges Salllrday- W; ' al background. Middleport 60 lock Grove, have three rh;l-~ Police reported the bu;ldmg 563 persons in ja;l, it was re- 11964 and four In 1963 ph . 11 ' g bur Cardwell, Ewington; Hon ~~~fu:: w~s ~e:! that K!luer Creek 85 dren. Th~ old"t . son, Jerry, was entered through a window ported today in Sherilf Robert In 1965 the deparu;.ent was ~~ ~:p!;tment In December er Theiss, Leon, W. Va.; Rit :1 ~In I 1 of Achle tkm- Eastrnaar 60 " an engmeer w;Ut the Dayton on tbe west side of the school C. Hortenbach's yearly report summoned to investigate five I also investigated 14 traffic ac- Baker, Reedsville. 1 ~on. Welu·u ug. II ~ JM'" . .. m;rr l ;nul :\Irs Chat !Ps Clark- wm ' 1 I CONDENSED 1 II '• WORLD I THE WHOLE STORY! DON'T TELL t Panel Called by Lindsay Takes Recess; Some Issues Have Been Narrowed Down ----- ~:,.w~~ma~• :!,~':~ Pt. Pleasa~~~~~~a:~~~~:~~ f~J10: ~~n~u~t~k, f~;,~ . : ~i~~t t~;,~:·:f ' : :::!:t,::r~ ~e=c~g~;~he e~~~e~~~: ~P·~=;~~:~~~"":c~~~~;~ij ;:;n~~r~::~testhe~:m:lain1ts, th:~~~:sl::te~g:w; Dor. 0 Extension ~ice~;.m-ua:, 25th at 10 a m The ~~Uve committee reported on proposed reoislono ol lhe C!OIIIIUtutloa, wblch ware accepted by the Counc:ll. 1 North Galli<J 56 Wilton 54 r': ~~:r:enta gr~~ Pome-1ransacked with entry g~in~d in- years deaths, foor stolen cars, Utree complamts, 'one acci:.~t~~ D;scbarges SunclliJ - Haro Southwestern 46 Eastern 45 y ry , to each by breakmg ou. wmdow The department Investigated cases of alleged arson five fires deaUt two Incidents of dan e W;rlh, Middlepor~ I Z<lntltlfll4 Rooecram 54 Otk HUI Rep. Welker is a member of panes 1<1 unlock the doors. Chief 101 wrecks in 1964 and 133 dur- of undetermined origln, two 1<1 a~tos, two miscella~~. LOCAL Racine 46 the PotrU!roy Church of Christ, Gilkey said tl;e burglar broke mg 1963. There were 428 person fire deatha, two attempted sui- complaints and one flre of un- The t TEMPS 88 Cool Grot>~ 65 Ute Far"! Bureau and tbe Amer- ml<i Ute storage room and also lodged in jall Ia 1964 and 133 cldes, tw.,.cases of farm an~ determined origin. One esca ee ' e'!'perature ill Pom.' lcaa Legmn. He Is aU. S. Navy attempted .to break !he lock off booked in 1963. mals being shot and iDelailure !rom AUtens State bosp't 1 P roy s ~.,ness district II 11.411 1 vetera a lreezer m tht calelel'la. The latalily count, however, 1o pay epprdwnded. . a was :;::'~ ;.:_ G deireaa un- cu._ ' � 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. 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