http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c16c3b969f4986fba325d2f49e68fef5.pdf 1a98f6f67fd5e75e6e2b990fa6474ea2 PDF Text Text ,.. ) • ·l; ' ' t~· Antique Quilts Bridge thePastandFrJtunl I ., By at:ULAR JONES Its delicate greea and white,' E"ex, and 1 mosaic with Its usuol one Ia yellow and black, T b r o u I b Tba Woodl, :• "It waa from Aunt Dinah's land a j>eautifui irla desi8Jled in Idifferent pieces <even a piece of each block deplctinl a part of "Wll~ Rose" and "Rooo of SJnor. quilting party 1 was seeing Nel--one in Ievender and white wltb 'the late Mayp1e Harris' apron American history beginning on," and one mode ~Y her moUe home ... ~. " Itiny stitching. j slrings). One of the most Inter-!with tho Norsemen and the thor from plecea of blue clressee Amerlcllll! of the Space Age Mrs. Jomes Rarley bad sev-. esUng wao displayed by Miss•well - known figures cl Priscllla, Bbe bad worn as a cblld. V.n•t bolding quilling psrties, ' eral she ha:l made herself. One jBess Sanborn, It had been ~~:••• ! Indians! Daniel Boone ed. oth- A mounlian ~oman once wao so far as 1 gather, and per- was "Tree of Ufe," In green ,to her gr'lll'finother b~ a n"""' !·"''· Tlus was a lovely reminder quoted saying, It scare& me to haps we have lost therein a and white, an mtrtcate· desigD;I·servlllg u a DliJSionary m.of the past. know how much of my life Ia vo•uable piece of Americana. :one with the Ohio lOOse, a deli- China. Each block contain• Mrs. George Skinner oho~d . in my quUts - my joys, sorFor quill making, whatover el,. cato pink and white; a Persian! Chinese WQI"d wblle tho qullt •e all wool _worsted In a nme!I'OWS, trou~les and memories of wr' t on at quilting parties, ' shawl design made from a pa~ spells out a hymn In Chinese. j potcb btlongmg to her grand- my !emily - each quilt Is Uke was an •rt. , tern belonging to Mrs. Martini Mn. John Kincaid had 111 un- mother Horden - while Mar- 1 Ufe - dlffere~t In some Proof of it was plain to see :-----------··--------- ·--------~- -- ---··- :garet Parsoons of Rutland ~d way, as we all differ. recently when members of Re-I 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lo!lddleport, 0, Jan. 19, 1966 . sent one mad~ by her aunt m All are done by band In a turn .Jonathan Meigs Chapter. : Ia etu:Istmas Wreath motiff; a painstaking stitch. The lives DAR .. wltnmed a program ! !beautiful red and grees combln- of entire families are embodied on antique quilts at the home I . • . att~n, surely done wtth pams· m thread and calico. A ptec'e of of Mrs. Nan Moore. I lllklng work. . Jimmy's shlrt, Mary's dresses, I su se the ''quilting bees" I ill b 8 tty Mrs. Nan Moore dispJayed Joey's coal, and so they goppo h • t' The program wns presented gram. Hostesseo w •. o. several made by her DIOiher, There's a "heap of llvin'" that \If our grandmot ers lmt!l by fourl.h grade students wben Haye~. Sara Roush, Marie Rlz- Mrs. Washington who had . t ki ·li p : w- .,. the forerunners of our wo- the reguJar meeting tl the Sy- er Miooie Harris Dee Brown d f th , ft h goes ~ o ma ng a qm , eo- ~ men's cl~bs of ~a~. After aU, r.acu~~ PTA was held lo the W~nda Stewart ~ Virgini~ e80on;e:rs o~~ ~eerwasa! ~!aa::: o~•;:e the~ ~~~ r: l woten l:e t!~:OC:II:tt~e~m~/;! local .sc~ool auditorium Tt1es.. Fi.sher, ed 'th [delicate periwinkle pettern, a vldes 8 cultural pabridge foto I no was . • . . . ,day evenmg, Jan. 11. The meet· fhe program open WI 8 , Wedding Ring design, and oth- th fu 1 gathered Wllb theu qmltmg : ing. condueted by the president, group of songs by the fourth I II 'th d · t fl h' I e ture. : ''piece~·· for a ~ay .of wor~. i Margaret Cottrill, opened with grade students. They, were ac- 1er~r: E~~ard a~o:te; I~a~"~n l A great grand~aughter m~y I news lt('lfls (~oss1p, Just rna} -: the pledge to the American flag . companied on the plano by junusual one in 8 ''box" d~slgn sleep un?er a .soft cloud of qutlt l bel, and a b1te I<> eat. . Devotions were read bv Marty Mrs. Ruth Stearns. Roma Nease , th t tu d 1 to made With miles of stitches by j 1. 1 11-the ... . t" 1 • h 1 a rne anoptca u· th d f dl At our qw1lmg par Y we ~ Willi~ms followed by the LDrd's read 'What to do Throng out IE . B 11 nM'lh h d pa en an s o one S· j 1 · in unison. · y ear; " a reel't aI'tor. ~ uswn. de b ' her oan th a (sev· th e long ago but cos I e d1'dn'I do th e wor k' buI we had Prayer the Ctrrung h tanI tn 1 tun admiring the work or moth· i On bt'haH of lhe t!Xecutive •·Birthdays" by Linda Sprouse; I hera mede Y 100 moltser) Twh. 0 in the spirit of love. 1 th long ;Fl D dd, as rna e over qu1 . ts ' d d e.rs an gran mo en . officers. the president express· readings, ' y on a Ys mother and daughter have ' Service to others without SJnct gone. Here .were tht>u ~ ed hN thanks to Mrs. Lee, the Nose," by Jay ~oh1er, tt-and lbeen taking blue ribbons at the ·thought of selfish gain eternat- j caref~lly med~ st1tehes and •l music teacher, the teachers, "Man In the Oruon Bed, by I county fairs for years _ one ly spans the gap between hu- ; beauttful handiwork ldt for fn· . mothers for making the Joyce Mohler. th L C bl It d man hearts. ture genera I.tons. Th e DAR , d~ 1· costume~ and to everyone who A play1etle "E very Season 1•was1 1. e d og· a n pa ern en Of such quilts can be A , " td a u1p es1gn over 100 years ' • . dl :ated to . preservmg our :'lm- ,helped witll the ChristiDBs Has A Reason, was presen.e old. enca.~ h.ent~.ge, makes use. of : program . by :he-, group, and an amusm~ Mrs. Lochary had several be- ~&YliiWM!l,..,., , old Thmgs even antique lt was unanimously agreed to song. 'I Know an Old Lday, 1 . t th 1 te A . W b- ~ ~. quilts. We hope to help keep send 8 planler w Miss Vilma closed the program. The clos-1 1ngmgdoh •,a .1 ggle e ~~ . b M s er an tor am1 y among '( . Am~n·ra a . 1an d . of ptop1e f ret- · Pikkoja, librarian of the book- ing prayer was gl'len Y • rs.: the qW1ts called ''Path ! ::1 ~to pursue hfe, liberty .and hap· mob:le, confined lo Holzer hos- . EsLhtr Thorpe. - ----- . - - - ! ~ pinPss. Ipita!. 1 Oelicieus rE-freshments of I . ~ Thus. a d•y spent with ob-' The fourth grade room with chet"scrake, cupcakes, mints.. ~ jerts of the past g1ve us hope ~rs. Letha Morris, teacher, re- punch and coHee were served I for the future. . . Iceiwd the attendance banner by Betty Ash. Vera Craig, DonMr. and Mrs. William Myers i Members brought the1r quilts and the $3 award. na Smith, Anna R~ush. Marga-I and family of Johnstown were I and each had a story (j) tell.: Homeroom mothers were re- ret Eichinger, Dons Sayre and ! • .flmm , weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr~. Pat Lochary told an inter· i mindt•d of lheir duty in treat- I Wanda Neigler. The Esther C1rc.le. of the . Aibert Alwo:~rd, I estmg story of qulllmg. lt be-1ing the studenls on Valentine ! Bertha M. Sayre M1ssmnary So-!1 Mr d M A hi 8 I · · 1 f the Racme · Bapt1s· t , . ..anbo rs. s on kayred ~aD a~ a era ft, out of necessltv, : Day ·a::;;w • t.,.._tf:AI w"'~Pnli ~ c1e y o F · · · · · , · · Ch h h o1 a1r rn were weeen ! ID early centunes m the Middle , The third grade students will urc met at the orne ot1 t f h' h M · East t~nd sinee has tJecon-ie an , vresent the Feburary 8th profOUn n Mr~. Rod (irim m Jan. 14. De-! rr:~: ~ew:;t.mot er, r s. art- a lost ene for most of us -- ----- - - - ~ -- vot10ns were led by Mrs. 1· Va1ery Ann Baylilf returnI Gnmm. who do not have lime to ' ' ed t h h c 'd 'II "piece a qu11t" ' U Y PI j The program. In ch•rgo of Sund:y, :~ter •:::.no~ or~;.: The story y,as told of a qu1H : Mrs c,retta S1mpson, consisted weeks With her rand arents j made for the Queen of F.ngland j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice of of several arttcles and letters M d M C gF Tp k' ' ~hat requtred e1ght ~·ea1·s of m- 1 Chester v1s1led Sunday WJth lfrom workers concermng ilfe- • rd. Canh. 'ssh. · · omp ms 1 K. tr' te k · t d 1 1M C an m . e was acoompan- 1 ICa wor m sam an em- , AutomatiOn and Jeisure was rs. eel1 Jmes.. d l ~md sup!JQrt of children lR the · Jed to Columbus by Mr and I bro•dery 1 Ch W i Mrs Harold Hamson an son, Murrow Children's Home at . · I M 1 M1lh d the top1c when the ester .1J ff 0 f C n11 tl are ~pend B Mrs. Tompkms where she was rs ,a wre~ee " . oon IS- ~ S C S held its January meeling l e · ,mcm . ' rents- acone College. Imet by her parents, Mr. and plaH•d two quilts which had at the church with 11 members img the week w~h her ~all" It was voted to send $5 dues Mrs. John Bayliff. I been madt-.bv her mother, the and une visilor, Mrs. Frances iMr. and Mrs ~a~\~~ Searl~~ to the Meigs County Council of . Mrq C. F. Tompkms was in , late Mrs 'Wtll Plummer of Rut- Spenrer, present. The meehng Mr and Mrs. ton Va IChur(·hes. Several notes of ap· : Wel!~ lon Monday afternoon. j land. They were beautiful was m charge of Mrs Gladysileft Vlonday for Arhng ' d preriati'On were read from to asmt with a Methodist thrtlgs Martba 's Vineyard, wilh Spencer who presented Ute for .8 visit With their 90~ r~ Ifr1ends of the eornmunitv visit- I Lraini~g conference on workers topic Devotions were given by Ifamily, Mr. and Mrs. a rled and remembered with plates · with yeunger children, held at Bernice Bailey of a poem, "The i H~rlS an: ~w so~ e Ben- of fruit during the Christmas Ithe Methodist church. Secret." Psalms 26 : 1~29, and r an ~h ka~; Steve Iseason. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Mr. and Mrs. Jed Webster Pomeroy. Ohio Prayer. Several members as- nett a~d sons, 1u~h 8 k d was chatrman of thi busmess 'j and son, James were Sunday sisteri with the program. Oth· 1C~lum. us. spen Me wdeeMen Isession. dinner guests of her 1evening . d "H w1th hiS jlllrents, r. an rs. T h M a- h, New TONIGHT & THURSDAY er ar t1c1es rea were, ow Ch 1 B It Ch ·k 12 sus-I he love gift program mot er 1 rs. T. C, """us NOT OPEN Mucb Quicker Things Can fW ar es enne · U< · • •• H --. W V Done ·'' " 1\ge or Leisure ,. and tained a fractured wr1st while 1m charge of Mr~. Mane Roush aMv.. n,R ·be at.R't hi nd Fl 1 PRIDAY d SATURDAY ' h d ~ .. k l V ter I tied "Lo 0f rs. 0 r 1 c e 8 or' J•n:~ry 21·22 ''Automatic Buying la Super- ere an w.as "'- en. 0 e ·! was en 1 ve GOO." ence Ann and Carrie B e t hI "GENGHtS KAHN• Imarkets." . Ians Memonal ~nspltal where I De! Jcious refreshments were J Bearhs visited reet!'ntly ln Bel-l 8 ~ast ~as a~l·~~· h ta ,served by the hostess, !TechniC'olorJ During the business sessien, pre with Mr. and Mrs. Palll 1 1 1 1 Stephen Boyd, James Mason, ; In charge of Ruth Erwin, a .rers. pa h Y 81 f een , Grimm, assisted by Mra. Glen- , Grinstead and daughter, Lori . Eli Wallach, Francoise Dor- . port was given 00 the fhTJst- returned Lo her orne rom I J ea. nf·tie. leac, Telly Savalas, Robert M . I H 't I oa O'Connor to Grelta s· Morley. Yvonnr Mitchell, :mas baskets sent to 11 shut·ins. : VeterJns emona ospt a , ' . Imp-: John Wayne Teaford visited 1 Omar Sharif, as Genahh IThe-re Wt're 30 sick l'alls re-I whel·e sht underwent surgery 1. ~on,. Helen Simpson, Ethel Mond ay WI'lh h.1s mothor , Mr~- ' " , 1 . • Kahn. port:.- d and three cards sent to :rP.c~nt. y, Smlth, Edna PJCkrns, Mane Editb T{'aford Wid son, Cecil. "MORO WtTCH DO.CTOR" : shut-ins. I \11\ham. Perry. Ault celebrat- Roush, Lina C·lftlS and Fran· ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler Jilek Mahoney, Mart~e Dean, , PI ad to tit andled h1s mnth b1rthday Sundev , . Pancho Mangalooa. :ms were m e qu i 'th f .1 d' M ·d ces Wilcoxen. returned to their home, Brldgesew ra8S . Mrs. Frances Spen- t wJ 8 amt Y. _mner. r. an , pert Tuesday, after an over. SUN., MON. and TUESDAY · ' cer was welcomed into the S0- Mrs. C. H. Wls~. Jr. were I night visit with her aister, January 23-24-25 ciety guests for the: dtnner. Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. "THE SANDPtPIR" Other members altendlng In- Harry Moms has returned r I Mrs. Bernard Garrett of DuniTechnlcolorl eluded Mabel Van Meter Mildto Akron alter btmg hero for L-W Va viSI'ted receoUy Ell za beth Talor Rlrhard s.,.. ' th b · 1 0f his 'f M H I ....-, · · ton, Eva Marie Saint, Morgan red F'rank, Eva Kimes, Mrs. e una WJ e, . rs. e• with her mother, Mrs. B. F. Mason, Chas. Bron•on. Ida Knight, Mrs. Flor<DCe · en Hubbard Morris Friday. Gravely and her mter Mill. ~~J.:~:·;; & Bile chael, Betty Frederick, Letba K>thryn Elhs, daughter of, Religious Affirmation Day J. A. Eden. ' c Wood and Ethel Orr. Mrs. Della C::Ornahan of Bucy- , iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_, rus, Is a patient at Holzer Hos- and Royal Observance Day , pita! In Gallipolis. be held at the Pomeroy Maso11- j ic Temple Sunday •t z p.m. Party Given Monday Special services for all , At Dillard Home Arch Masons and brother Mrs. Ralph H. Ballard enter- sons, w'.'l be observed WEST COLUMBIA - Funertained with a Stanley party i by lBVIImg the Order ol a! services were held. Monday : , Monday afternoon et her home/~" ~tar ~nd f f';;;uhes and B•lh- at 2 p.m. for. William E. Foley,! 0 , 0 Bashan Road. Following a dem- !0 o. at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral' by Mrs. Richard Order of Job s Daughters, home In Middleport. Burial wu ! In the Riverview cemetery. 1 garnet were played i pore~ts, to take part In the with prizes awarded to Miss Jow.s lp annual service. PaUbearers were Russell , Doris White, Mrs. Arthur Mor· The Rev. Compaoion Free- Young Jr., Willtam Young, arity and Mrs. Ballard. Mrs. land Norris will bring the mes- 1 Rife, Worley RHo, ! Arvil Holter woe tho opprecia- sage, the Norris quartet will James Kauff, Paul Kauff and i tion prize. sing religious songs, and Wilham Lemley. Rev. Donald 1 Relreshments were served by will be pr,.ented by Job's Boone was In charga of the ser' the hosteSI to the above and ;gbters. AU Masons and II"''"· Oliver Bailey, Mrs. Stan- 1familles are urged to Re::lw~A~ttendlag from out-of- town Trussell and Mro. Russell this spectol service. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Dov1ments will be ts and Mr. and Mn. Charleo Foley, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rife, RD, Mldclleport; Mr. and Mrs. Wi!Uam Lemley and Illr. and Mrs. Michael Mate, • Duncu Falls; Mr. and Mrs. William Foley, Columbuo; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lemley and daughter and Joha Lambert, RD, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Young Sr., Mrs. Olevia Young and Mrs. Janice Young, all of West \)1lumbla; Mr. and Mn. Robert Kennedy, Mrs. Cecil Kauff ed Mrs. Paul Kauff, aU of Ru~ land: Mra. Robert Grogan o1 Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. John Belt Bargains tlre tlt ••• Kaufl and Gene Kauff, J.lkldleport. Salel Men'·s Dress ·Slacks '• ·- ' 1 ° EsfherCrrcfe M H eets at ome Of Mrs G • 1 Any 5.95 or 6.95 Slacks St d To 'cat Chester WSCS /s Automation 1 'I .. MEIGS THEATRE I Mn.l I - I ' 1 1 1 Special Wo sh"p Servr'ce Planned SUn day at 2 1 -I -, .. '' " - I • • Funeral Held For W. E. Foley In Middleport Naturolizers patented Contoured Sole rests your feet while you walk. ------- ---TWICE-YEARLY SALE' .. Continues .. Chapman· Canaday In lhe Mllldlellock MIMt,. IU.. 111• I'OMI!ROY'I QUALITY IHOI ITOitl NOW GOING ON II RUTLAND FURNITURE ARNOLD GRATE $H 2-4211 RUTLAND, 0. NAME OMITTED The name of a half-brother, Frank Still, was unlntenUonally omilted from the list of survivors of William E. .Foley, West Columbia, ill bJa .Gbltuary, - ____.;,_--------- .. ~ • ,, ••• ~~/$ --· ~~" ~ ... \1'. ~ "' ... P. ~. ~~ 0 g~-o ~ 1t• (,.. o• THURSDAY, JAI!IUARY 20, 1966 f Naming of Directors is Delayed Until Feb. 16th 7.95 Slacks s.oo· 8. 95 and 9. 95 Slacks C'rltlclsm of how directors of the Melgo County Com• munlty Improvement Corp. are selected Is expected to be quieted by an action taken Wednesday night In Pomeroy. Reported · complaints centered upon the theme that "de· mocrats had been pa"ed up" In nan1ing dlrecton 1111 year. Meeting at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. In Middleport, with President Bill Chllds In the chair, the CIC delayed nomtnatlon of nine dlreclon until Febtlm.16. 1 I . ,I Also, It was made clear by Mr. Cbllds that at that o ' I·. ntmtioatlons will be Jnvited I I·i 1·'1: .1 (II ' from the floor. lee, Jolm Blaettnsr. Olin Boothe, Dick OweR Jock caraey, Bm TOUR BANK - Mrs. Mary Grover, bookkeeper at the Pomeroy National Bank, shows Pomeroy Junior High studettta A comntittee ol three, Fred Grueser, Lloyd Blackwood, Pat.y Ash, Kathy Francis and Randy Burt equipment used in her department during a tour of the facility this week. Crow, chairman, Bernard V. Bob lloefllch Crow WJDpll More than eo eighth grade mathemattca students cl PHS teacher John Mora visited the bank as part or a study unJl Fultz and to Leslie F'. Fultz, was and Bob Jacoba. _ ' _ _ _.;,_ on _bankln&.Sentinel -intedd nominate a mtnl___;:__ _ _Pboto. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ..WORLD Ill .,·' ., • 1 Sizes 29 to 50 waist measure, wash and wear fabrics. Solid colors and neat patterns. ~::._::~:::_ ---------------~~----------------· Wear Department on the 2nd Floor $12.95 WOMENS SLACKS ·.. · .............. SALE $8.00 $10.95 WOMiNS SLACKS .................. SALE $7.00 $9.95 WOMENS SLACKS ...... ---- ·.. ·.... SALE $7.00 $7.95 WOMENS SLACKS .................. SALE $5.00 $5.95 WOMENS SLACKS .............. ·.. · SALE $4.00 $4.95 WOMENS SLACKS ........ ·...... ·.. SALE $3.00 $3.95 WOMENS SLACKS ...... · .......... · SALE $2.50 $4.95 GIRLS SLACK SETS .... -- ............ SALE $3.00 $3.95 GIRLS SLACK S~TS ............ ·.... · SALE $2.50 $2.95 GillLS SLACK SETS ..... -.. ,.. " .. ... SAlE $2.00 $7.95 Womens Orion Sweaters (Extra Size) ·· SALE $5.00 $5.95 Womens Banlon Sweaters (Extra Size) SALE $4.00 $3.95 GIRLS SLACKS · -- ·.... ·...... · .. .. .. SALE $2.50 $2.95 GIRLS SLACKS · .... ·.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE $2.00 $7.95 WOMEN$ SLIPOYER SWEATERS .... SALE $5.00 $5.95 WOMEN$ SLIPOYER SWEARRS .... SALE $4.00 $29.50 WOMEN$ RAINCOATS · ·· ·· ·•···· · SALE $22.00 $25.00 WOMEN$ RAINCOATS ··· · ········ SALE $20.00 $19.50 WOMENS RAINCOATS .. ·...... ·.. SALE $15.00 $16.50 WOMENS RAINCOATS : ·.... · .... · SALE $13.00 $13.95 WOMENS RAINCOATS ............ SALE $10.00 $7.95 GIRLS SWEATERS ·.... ·.. -- .... -- .. -- SALE $5.00 $5.95 GIRLS SWEATERS .. ·........ ·.. ·.... - SALE $4.00 $4.95 GIRLS SWEATERS .... · .......... ·.... SALE $3.00 $3.95 GIRL$ SWEATERS ·.... ·........ ·.... ·SALE $2.50 $12.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS .......... ·.. · SALE $8.~ $1G.95 WOMENS SWEATERS .............. SALE $7,00 $8.95 WOMENS sWEARRS .... ·.......... · SALE $6.00 $7.95 WOMENS SWEATERS ................ SALE $5.00 . $5.95 WOMENS SWEATERS ............... ~ SALE $4.00 : $4.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS ·.... ·.......... SALE $3.QO ~•. $3.95_WOMENS SWEATERS ................ SALE $2.50,. .' . .. - loys Sh1nmont Don't Forget The ' . COTTON CREW SOCKS JANUARY FURNITURE SALE While with multi-color top. ' Slz8? 8 to 1OY2 On Thi 2nd 1ncl . ,. ... 3 Pain 1·00 Elberfelds lli . ~omero~y 3r'd Floors: . ' .,._ ·-. .., ' •. ' ~------ ~~~~, Middleportlnsurance1gency Looted More Bargains In the Busy Ready To ,, .. ' . • Pomeroy dAd About Midd/er)()rf • .) ...::: ' In 4.00 ' A , 1 • n Mar'nly About : People In ' .POMEROY-MIDDI.EPCIRT. OHIO VOL \)(VII NO. 231 1 I at • r Fourth Grade Students Give Program At Regular Syracuse PTA Meetmg o;;- . • e • t . entt ne ' Detlotal fe fu lrtlWRIJ 01 Tllelf.,...VCIIOII ;.,,_ •I ::s ' 'I • '.) It wao pointed out that nomfnalions for prospective directors will still be open from the floor at the next meeting. Current dlrectnrs and members tf the C. 1. C. executive comntittee will cootlnue to serve In their pressnt capacity until the next meeting. ·. -.,~omaD mlnleiOr, ~- tfie Indira Imlll, to visit United The MDIII- SintpSQJI....,_ out to Iuach '*-" 12:10 and Johnsoa lnsura!lce nr any com- 1formatio• concerning them to lings, Jack Bachner, Genevlevt Agency 08 North Beeollll-av 111 p. m. billation of the above names. ceontact, his department ur the Sherman, John Frede~~ek Full>, Middleport Ioooted of It was reported tho 111011ey Police said the. amount the IMe1gs t;ounty Shenlf Robert C. Cec1i Bradbury, G>li 1\(liler, era! hundred clollarlln ;ash 111111 approllmately $500 111 f1, fS, checks were wrtllea for totaled lj Hartenbaeh. . IFranki!Il Tr1pplett, John Zerkle number of cbecklln darlJII ntJ and $21) bills, was !&ken out $763.14. Signatures on the ehecks m- Da~sy Patterson and Dw1gbt Of~ 1 1 ds llgbt rob!>ory Wedllesday. of 1 bol< in a cleok drawer. Chief Gilkey revealed . the elude Isabel . S.'mpson Norman ]>er. . . . ~Icldt Pollee Chief liD- Also otoleD were 15 checks names of persons who Signed IFrederiCk, W1lhe Dyer, Hersch- .. Shrnff Hartenba~h " asmtbert G =oaid the qaucy-... written payable to Mills 111- the eberkl wbich were taken !' "' McClure, Walter and Leila \mg Chief Glikey 10 lnvest•g•· enterell wblla Ill employoo Wlf IIIU'ance 1 SimjlllOII, Jnsuraaeo and urged uyone having iR- Hellman. Harnet Barr Rawl- twn of the burglary. :;~:~:f1.~1 Ke.aton, Stake-out Nel Sthree Juvem•1es Calm in l'eath Row, Vows I nnocense rectoro. Nine directors are selected by COLUMBUS UP!) _ ''I'm He may leave the L-block As 1 coedemned mao, Kea- blhack. hwavy ha ir. Hed lhe~ hbome Kea~ o, aRone - ti me inm aMte of the membership of the C. I. C. innocent, tl* condemned man onct 8 day _ for exercise ill ton does have some privileges. w en_ e w~s 15 an . as .een 11.'e v 1 u~ e1or?la 1ory a1 ans. Tht lnvltaUon was cleU•voredj according to Presldeat ~·said l..;k- around the room tho prison courtyard, but he He may have coffee whenever ljlaiTled tw~ee. lhe first bme held. With sl?ymg Karl Bartee, to Jllll. .o.ndbl by U. and the other SIX . are appoml- a • then ~ . directly Into dnesn1. "l don't cart to leave he wants it and IS g1ven 24- When he was 16. He had two 42, of New CarliSle and Rutb Amba,..dor !llester Middleport Pollee Chief Her- ed. by tho Meigs Gounty Com- mnd e es '~m 1101 'afraid my cell much," he !Mid. "I've hour across ro • radio. children .with each wife. HIS Sherman .. 43, a Da yton walt.ru,tnl a 30; ll!lnute formal bert Gilkey's dept. appro- miSSioners. Those already nam- loydle~' • been to the OIOUI'I)olrti Ollly "I have a set of earphoaes second w1fe. Harnet, and the~r ress. dunng a holdup a\ a bar at bei' olflce. bonded three Juvenile boys Wed- ed by the comntisslooers for . three Urnes." in my cell and like to listen ch.'!~ren hve w•th hw parenls. Marrh 15. nesdsy night entering Cenlral tbia year ara Bernard Fultz, Cleo Vernon Keaton of Day· Twice a week be II allowed at night to the radio," be said. . 1 ve accepted the fact I may Keaton insists he Is Innocent DELAWARE, omo elemenniary school building. Middleport: Fred Crow. SYJ'll· ton, o resident of the Ohio Pllll- to shower and a prison barber ''I've become adjusted to life die and sm wilhng w do JUSt as of the Francis murder He sel Rickey has~i.s~~~~~ ~~:;,rtreherislon of the lrlo, two rnse: Kenneth McElblnny, re- itenli'ary'o death row since Nov. shaves him with a safety razor here and time slowly DIOves ou. the others have dono before out several reasons in' his aIale Br"""' """ thee board 0f COIIIIty 9, told me abou1 bis pbll010,.~ •"'- oa Wednesdays and Frldsys, There really aren't any days me ' " he sa~d · . ted P'ck peal to support his trial was uo" ed lbe city and Obi0 14 and the other 15, was presea....,. 1 1 · flllr . made by Patrolmn Raymond comnlissloners; Leeslle Fultz eal outlook on his date with the leaving blm with a heavy black here" he said "! don't believe Keaton was conv1< n UniVWilly a ctfl el abeoll wh st·•-• _ ,_ Pomeroy· Freeland Norris Ro- 0lectr' chal 111 Ill IntervieW . • • . · • away County Court of Common · copies of the boo"- "Ao 1 e was "'""'""u1 .,. • • •c r. , stubble D10sl or the time. m wrlllng notes 1o pnson off!- Pleas Nov. 5 of first de e But Keaton says he Is not bE$. oall My Past Century" by olde building. and Veraon Wever Rut- Inside the prlSOlll stark gray He wears the special unironn, clals and asking for favors. I murder in the shooting of :.':,. ter, lhop Rerbil'l Welch. Chief Gilkey saltl It WB! lite In· ard lo clalms walls. red stripee down the legs of his mmd my own business sad rice L. Francis, 27, of Williams- "I have nothing agln.st tbe 1 third ""a"'":ve nlgh~o hoildof the 11166 :" : : He appeared calm, I wu nor- blue dungarees and on the Ia- keep away from the others. port during a robbery last Ohio penal system," he told me. of~~~~esMI-~nllmili k.li b~lddl t '~ : t ~ was uofalr 11 that 110 ':m! WUJJ. Walking Into a grim, for- pela of his blue denun jacket Keal<ln Is 28, shorter than av- March !3 m a rural area near And, be said, the prison ~ .._:'epnr po co par crats wore named 11 was a tr-llke pebilentiary 11 BD 1111- and white shirt instead of the erage with a medium build and Williamsport. cials watching over him "art ..., ....1 "'" ment after tt was reported the reed that the C. 'I C ts rorgettable elPOrtenco - even uaual prison blue wort shlriS. a tbick crop of carefully parted Dayl<ln pollee also charged just doing their job." before bla daslh flat Dec. 9 was entered at least leur • • when you know vou are free to · Die by llutlenls, faculty tlmee recenUy. Chlel Gilkey al- a political group and that any' 1!11111; dsyw:snd MoosenteiCed to go l'I'ASHINGTON (UPI) -The · Old Wnleyan' flltb Chlel Gllk aid that ffl OTHER BU81NE88 to the chair April 22 for a slaySelective Service Syotem will : ..: II .... be :wlll: be soul lnsltl: b:l::. Crow, a Pomeroy attorney, Ina • robbery. But bls willlla the- 18 days ltldt.. .Ia become the I 11m b Jary discussed the prot>OCII of the ease II being appealed and the wiletbor to beifD draltlng 8 08 ., • a urg new prison being located to execution data Ia lndellnlte. -collega studenta to meet alty't· atbletlc director II bellevecl Imminent. Melg County lndi ling be ''Time goes by slowly 11 matlpOWer aoeo11 ollhe war In NEW YORK (UP!) -A 3-year-old boy, offered a mini., Chief Gilkey salcl that milk, sba adtnUoaal calnl death row" Keaton told me. Viet Nom. tore flag from a large display, chose one for blmseU and ClOUIH B v s - .T IB~~~I c:~s. and olber Items bad been ~sy by ~· d of Ibis .:"'" We talked the interview room his big sister, then thoughtfully said: "Please, may I bavo Thodeo admhdotratlon'a In during the recent entries ~Ids :O:~ewed the wactl~lty of a rpiaoa oftice. 11 was the PT. PLEASANT - Brerry Tbe deelsloa will be ap to one for daddy'" trial ~nt pregram of €enfral scbool bullcllng olllt C I C during the 1 t first time be bas spoken to a Jones, MBSOD County represen- Lt. Gea. Lewis B. Renhey, The incident took place the day before the funeral ol 0 another IGol wblch Is wbleh was gotten Into through ~ ject as IIOW3III8Il sin bls arrest. laUve In the House of olegates, lllrector of 1.. IJBiem. H be the late President Kennedy, accurding to Maude Shaw, tho I'Oidy for Immediate Ull the furnace room. Robert :~ell Keatoa llllllef the con- ed the only republlc&R I? wm deeldeo to lap celloge man- Kennedy children's nurse, writing in the ourrent lssuo of tiW ealllpllp to ottract.new ppolnted• ber hi chair- slant lcb of urlty guards election In Mason County to the JIOII'<I" pool, Ike poorest sllld- the Lsdies' Home Journal - --~ llcluslry, .. .Vetorw Memorial Roepltal for 111116'"":. ~~ de- IR a 7:-7 cell with a democratic sweep In tha Nov. enta wlll pi the flrltl-A ciao- The child was John . F. ''So I told her •• gently II I Tba Oltin Water w ADMI8IIION8- Alma Pullins, elded that lhe•b lawa shO:d be. bunk basin ancl tolleL Be Is IIIIH _elections, has ~oonced olflcatlolll llld 10me will be Ketllledv Jr. and the flag be could; It was my duty to do so. ltotary Commission bold Itt Velsla Roush, Mlcldleeport; and changed so th%t" dueo will be .,. ;, 12 prisoners awaiting OI· be wlll not be 1 candidate for drafted by next year, picked for his lather, apparen~ Caroline sobbed on my sbou> -ung Wadneodsy llld said illle, payable .., January 1 o1 each eeullon but aside from 18 oe- reelection In th_e May prhnary. Under the aystom, a collece 1y because It resembled the der, and 1 comforted her; until, wlll bqln procesa1ng . Boyd, year. easlonal ~ of cbeu ar oards Jones atsted m an open letter studeat tam a toll Ia see Presidential standard, was Ia- at last, she fell asleep." Uonti 110011 far the •so mlillon Pomeroy; Audrey Gibbs, New a.Jlds called the C 1 C "The be has ntUe to do with the otb- the! be could not devote the wbere be atando In eomparl- ter buried with the PreSident. MISs Sbaw sa1d that the task bu available. The funds, Raven; Wllma Ginther, O.eotor· anfzatlon tbet ~ ·tiOIDe- en time necessary Ito serve the ~o- oon wllll the ml of bls class. "It seemed to 10e so poignant of telling Joba Jr. of hil vlded 'by Oldo vote'rl tlmJugb Reed Crill')', Long Bottom; ~ about getting induslry lo- ' , pie, as bls business II ':"''ulrmg U .. oeores well be ll geaer- and fitting; lor President,tatber's death fell to Roberl pm'al of the capital mo Eyaon, ReedavUJe; Mrs. Ro- cated In Melp County, NOW YOU KNOW more and more of his time. ally COIIldered life from a Kennedy was buried on his IKennedy, but she didu'l th10• lllelll bond tuue bJ lha Hamm and daughter, A~ Altendlng-eCbll.k, Horace Tile Repobllc. 11 IRaol ,.. ".:c~ll,!':,ti: dralt calL U be doeo 'poorly, son'• third birthday," Miss the child was old enough to 11166, tlectiu, will be Ioaaed hens, Cheryl Smalelllkl, PL Klrr Jack Welab John Weraer pnc!talmod.., MIJI4, Ull, In sbould be made tmo • be may be called lip. The tes~ . Shaw wrote. understand completely. eounl)r etJIIIIIIsslone to Pleasant; Ward Sayre, Raelne; ~~ Shuler, E. B~ .....na.e d 1 ...,.,.. o1 dlately 80 other~= tng oyslem allo applleo to The ehildren'o nnnny, goverulllnalGn ol water Rodney Swartz, Letart, W. Va. lh -.o1 AflllliDIIIJ If 111e clldates could file priOr to the aradaale atsolenll. ness to the Kennedys for seve• Goodloe Wants 40 ..,_ lfnll to new or . SQUAD OOLED Unfled Nallou. a b • deadline I Oli!- years, al!lo said she broke the R • t ed N ed ,__...._._, M-'- ..,_, ~• l'UIIY • . .. f the Pr 81.d t'8 death egiS er urses • . en ...._,. lacUIU.. ovw .,.. ..._. lloa,ltal The llaclno emergency oquad To date, oo candidate baa rued Coo Will R • news 0 COLUMBUS (UP!) - City rlcal\ttralllllcla "" wbicb ADMISSIONS --: Beiea wn; uall wu lltiiOOIOIIed at 7:20p.m. LOCAL ftMI'II or liiiiiiOUIICOd bil Intentions to per unm to 6-year-old Carohne.. Health Commissioner Dr Ollie ~ . lukJIIen , . bavo tiams, llntlaJid; Lelia Wolfe, Wednesday for Mrs. Jobn Law- Tbetemperaturelal'llmeroy's .leek the seat In the House of New 19th district Thou tragiC ~v•~:. :~ M. Goodloe said Wednesd~y bfs Middleport. . aoa Racine, wbo was Iaten to businou cllstrlct at 11:11 a. m. Deltitlal<ll. ASHLAND, Ohio (UP!) - paron Y was . p a u office wlll have It) hire 4ll reg!" DISCIIARGB8 - AIWa Blet- llle Golllpolla Clinic and was tndsy was 11 ..... lltlder James WJulns, 13Q! Meadow- state Rep. Dol! K. Cooper, R- came a7~t ~· 0 tered nurses to handle the i~ " ,. I'O'IIIJl JViu Nod In 1101', MallDII. • atered 81 I mecllcal patleat. cloudy llldee. , lnoke Drive, a Goodyear Plant Aablaad, 'announced today he ~eder'bleo 0 of g. 8.. flux of cases when tbhe Medlo -'-dov rued I ~.. --· ~ D-·b . mer l co llSlOR. W I Collllty . . · amp oyeo, - . . or ww '""" ••• •..,... Ucan mnun- M' SIJa . b d tok the care program gets into blgb Feb. 1_ · --L =d salect: _•=· •·• . . . . .!j =-::. ~'!.ar~~~ls. ~bo :::~1 ~oscls~ :~ Jones wOn't "'" ::,:a~~~t~ ~~.:;~,l~":a~~ w~~ slsk~ Seek Seat ·-· As DeleP"al e d~g :,.eel• ! !,.. :: uV: F John John Asked for . lag 'For D3ddy' Already Dead e In Th ''' :-.pod do wli- :u: c. --.a.. ;tur: NBC Awarded Bonehead of the Year Prize .!m~~:a::: :....': : Dls~torlR ~child':'.. to '7t.e ~me :their g~ be warned h• ddldn, ' , He has beea active In school May primary. grandmother, Mrs. ~ .~ueh- think be could secure additional DAIJ.M (UPil -The Dall.ao TV departmoat wbt must accept tho IropiJy of wdlul 1111 .lffalrs, aerviDg as preeldenl of Cooper, a tbfrd-term leglala- lnlo~; After putting John- nurses without offering pay ;a. Bonebead Club ''llonehesd olllavo ~ up ID8IIf a night allver klppad by a liqe .uver -lbe 1111 Black Backars As8o- tor, seeks to represent Ashland, !ohnto toebedlineMJss creases to bls enUre staff, iD> OIJio,•ol the year'' award will be lrylag to oleclde wbich program 11111. · :<::.. dation and 111 olflcer In , the Cuhoeton, Holmes, Wayne and -·d••• to":;:. uve111 eluding pbysicians. 1'IWeDted Friday lo till.. NBC abould llave priority, lbell In I Jbn Marohall, clefW\1111 IUIDIII!!f Little League IJI'OII'IDl. Medina counUea lnd the west- .~,. ' deplll'bnent fw Ill braid- DtODieDt of complete frustra- ol the Minnesota • . \'Wip, Be Is the father of tbreo child- ern hall of Tuscarawas County. She soon broke down llld TO DEDICATE SCJIUUI:. • of I profell~ fopthaD Uon, thre* ~ IOIIIe to received llle •WJOI'4 JUt Jllr ren. , .' . Caroline asked: ''Mi~ Shaw- NEW RICHMOND, Obit and the Geibtill 7. latllll!b the Wind and bltmclered lltelr far bls lf1ard, ,W~i llUil KILLED TODAY wby are you orylng? (IIP1) '!be new f1,4ttl,llllt t on .1/Jo ~ at llllltab 111'081 . . ICI'e!llll ol with a fumbla fGt 1 tWtliy WANTI JOI IWUETTA, Oldo UP!) . New Rlclunnnd 111gb School w11 ll\l!ltllle ·tiiDII . limt. · , . ID}IIlonl of , ~ teleYI- 1P1D1t San Francisco. :: . OOLVMBUS (UPI) ,;, .Illata Jaaepb H. Farapn, 51, St. Mary, ~THER be dedicated SUilday ~ "TTit. our · aaiJ wa, Ill .. . 'lie!!ei't. .,tbt Btoeheada l!larlhall otartec1 ~ . ~· Archer ReiDy, Colum~. w.,v~. was ~· early today Plftly eiRdJ tiiiiCI\tl • .. 'ftte :w.room boflcllng wlll pte. ;;:-,japruJIIbe """' ..,, .. • llallu ki aocept the tiUi lllnoUnced Wednladay be ll .clr- wb!ll· b1if •u: ran off Olllt eo Friday llOIIlb. Utile letapora- tide facll!Ues for 1160 ~ IIIIP·:• "' . .._.. : .. :.".,.-:;C .,Wllllatilt B. ~. NBC 1101 fll&bt .-1 ~ lllllallnl JlllllloU far 11$'1 about 1 balf..mlll 10U1b ol to- _.. chaqe atJoep· FriJiv, Tbe prilllllllllool 111111&0 • ·'"""'! )GcJt - .............. . lllnai cblef, wlll up plaq ..... ' .•:· . - : .... Iii llllt.lltdlar, 11ill•'ilar... HPliWI. 'ltillltL • ,:·~ ••., ,· .•. ·-.J ' , , ' .. \ • . . • .... .. '·"f· , • .,. • ·A. ' . · · · !;"",.":"' ::hll,t =wrq . ' . l �. . I ' ' './ I' THE DAILY SENTINEL "If I Need You, I'll Call!" · Published t>very afternoon except Sunday by The- Ohio Valley Publishing Com· pany, 110 Mechanic St.. Pomeroy , Ohio t5769. Bu!-iin<'ss Offiee phone W\' 2-2156 Editorial phone \VY 2-:!.157. Entered as .second clasa mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising BottineiH Kimball , Inc., representative: 343 Lexington Ave., New York City, New York. Sub8cription rate11 : Delivered by carrier where available, 30 cents per week; <me yePI' in advanc~ at 1he Daily Sentinel of- fice $15.50; .six months, $7.80, three montha $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier st>r· vice not available one month $1.30. By mail one year $10.00; Six months, $!U5: 'Thret months, $3.00. COMMENT /lo liNG EDITOR! ALLY Business With Heart some interesting statistics WEtheREAD other day in regard to the rap· Idly expanding welfare and l'ensJOn lans that are providing protection for p. d d of thousands of workers hun re s "II d etireagainst the impact of ' ness an r ment. Today, a person entermg the Ia· bor market, if they are at all wordly wise will be more concerned wtth th& fringe benefits of a ftrrn or orgamza~wn than they are in the rate of pay. rhe time was when about all that a person asked when applying for work was the rate of pay and the hours of lahor r~ quired. Now they want to know tf thet.e Is a pension or profit shanng plan .. If part, or all, of ho,.pital and stek benefJts are provided, and there are countless other things that they arc concerned ·. with before they accept a SIIHat wn. A business today that is not concern· td with the general welfare of tts ern· plovees has a rough lime gellmg the type of person they Sl'ek. The lime was when they pnid little heed to the grant· lng of vaeatwns with pay, and many countless benefits that proved to the employee that thNe wa_s an mlerest m them. In the ea rl y days m uur own rommunitv merchants hired employees. and then ;,orked them like slaves. We have heard stories of busi ness estabhshments that expected a derk to be on duty be· fore daylight. and to remam on the JOb as lon g as a customer was m thP store. Naturallv la11 s have made many of these practices impossible m this modern day, and there is a growing tendency to go as far with fringe hl•nefib as the eronom:v of the busi ness will allow. Ohio has become one of the major slates for various beneficial plans. lt i now ranks [Ifth m the country in the number of W('lfare and pen:-;ion plans. There is a total of 11, l 00 such plans now in e.nstem:e, and the ir . numbers are growing constantly . The over 11,000 plans in our state covt·rs hospttahzallOn, j surgical, life msurance, medical, aCCidental death, and dismemberment, accident ~ and sickness. paid sick leave, unempioy· ment and dental care. These Items are m I . ~ver 8,000 of the pla ns. There is a local "'firm that grants so many days of sick leave, and if it is not used the firm pays half of the amount as an annual bonus. The stale pension plans l'Overing retirement for age. length of serviee and dis· ability, and death benefits number over 2,500. There are 50 plans that cover all uf the above items. In the country th ere are 163.500 ac· tive employee benefit plans on file with ' the Labor Department. The employee is protected against any phoney plans through the requirement that plans have :· to be submitted through the proviSions •of the Welfare and Pension Plans Dis· ,• elosure Act. The remarkable thing is }. that most employers have a concern for ., those who employ, and that they extend ~'benefits in an ever widening coverage. ~nother interesting fact is that 44 per ~ent of the plans are financed solely by employer contributions. This should lay to rest the complaints that some em. pioyees make to the effect that the boss Is hard-hearted and has no regard for their welfare.- Dr~. ' l ' I I I BERDII&' Get Fast Artion with WANT·ADS of Broadway ' his Miami Do!pblna' foqtb.l team to Anaheim, Calif., bolo"' • single gome is played In Fla. to a grin when Sadruddln Aga Khan, the late Aly's brother, walked ln wil)l a dozen wtn~ • drinkers and rara.bird gourmets Former Brazilian Pres. Kub(t. 1p his party 1:. Ex-hotshot Sid sohek and wife were the well • Slater, who snitched on t b e behaved couple with Serge ObeGallo Mob and I!JlVe them con· niptlons, has ar alleged legit· lensky at El Morooco ·..' · The job ;n Manbattan but we won't best-dressed and behave modsay where lnd be blamed for group ~ be found ,oi~htly In Elmo's "The Garrison' pla:rany violence . pen ... Rea9lln the sever ill VioClricago's Negro musicians LJ>. lent brawls in other dtscotheq. cal 10, which for years resisted ues haven't won headlines like Integration, nnally merged with the Premlnger·L&Uir setto:-- lit Loco 208 Wally Cox bao such wild jungle jangle of ·norse · Petrillo's old personal chattel, and WatUal,lrugglng, wllo could Locsl 208 ... Wally Cox hal toll the ~illerence .. , Dorl! finished bis novel "Ralp.h Lilly and her . Roman. Count Makes Good," a satirical switch MaruzL. Lucid! satd arrlvdercl on the Alser genre; Slmon and Manhattan at Le Bijou In Utt Schuster shoves It off Feb. 25 VIllage just as lf- Doris didn't . , . Have a positive-perhaps plan to join blm IJ>, Rome . In lip: Danny ThJ>mas may switch 10 doys. The fate Sigmund Spaeth's syndicated music column w!U be taken over by NBC's Skltch Henderson . •. Did we find any· thing good In the Sammy Davis sbow, osks a reader: yes Nancy Wilson, a most talented singer .. . The Automat kept Its sense of economical humor; its !&ugh-at • the -strike sign slad, . "Now you can travel to any Horn & Handart for only 15 cents" But for hew long .. The sobering p!lycho!ogy of baseball's Jackie Hoblnson: ''Ask my son wbo Is fighting In Vietnam if the· Nesro Is "going too tast' " We saw a great 'deal of retroactive lamor and money \Wilking down Bdwy. Bert Wheeiet s hh rd dl u Ziegfeld's Artn Pellninston and Bert Wheeler . . . . Film sexpot Vlrra Llsi and wealthy · ltalo lndustrlalistt Carrado Pesce are baving coreer-marriase hassles 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan, 20, 1968 · . . Paramount's definitely sbel, ved the proposed P.rls-made controversial screenplay 'Tropic of Cancer" . . . Terr1fled of her brand new and deserved film-star success, Julie Christie of "Darling" says she wants lllOl'e than anything else to have "babies" No husband or l - - by He,len Bottel--' marriage mentioned . . She might marry artist Don Bes- youm A~KED FOR ITI bout him and both of them bavt; sant any whim ... Sudden big This column is for young been giving me a bad lime, "" No I noise in the record busl· peopl~, their problema and peeially the girl ness ••sound of Silence'' Helen, 11 it my fault lot pleasures, tlieir troubles and Folk ,whiner Joan Baez fun. As with the real of wrltins the note, or his fault houses her new "Institute ~·or Helen Help US!, it welcomes for digging in the garbage call Non-iolence" in tbe former laughs but won't dodge a seri- •Iter it1 - SANDRA ' Carmel Valley, Calif., factory ous quesUon with a brusiK!ff. Dear Sandra: of something called the ''So Send your teeJHlge quesUona Nobody's fault, really. Jut Hep Me HaDIUih Polson Oak to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. maybe this will teach you DOt Remedy" . . Figures. ooe of Helen Help US!, this to write what you don't want By William S. While newspaper. others . especially b!eachad core. .• s abroad. blondes) to read - or if you· Preview consensus on Sam HER FRIENDS EXPECf WASHINGTON - Withrn the him what is called a LIBERAL So thiS is the Johnson who SPiegel's movie "The Chase'' TOO MUCB MUST write, you'll burn l€81 If but rather of another tradi· large, tough. dcm<-~ndmg. sens issys and tololly meansthat you burn the evidence. -H. tJOn altogether in which a deep - a "Texas Peyton Place,'' U Eve and soft-hearted frame of Dear Helen: this country will go on lighting TOO LATE TO BACKTRACK sens~ of realism and skepticism that's ronsidct td encouraging Lyndon Johnson live two very 1 wold like In give a party, tn Viet .Kam, wherever this 11 Dear Helen: Spain bonned ''Darling • different men. Both spoke in tile is a controlling factor. but I'm not that rich. When I course might lead, until an end This tradiUon is conservative, You won't believe this but Which is a shocker, but never President's extr.to rdinary State to Communist aggression shall justifies indecency; Julie Chris- mention having just a plain it's true. When I was 15, a year in intcrnCJtional term s. Far from o( the Union Message t.o Conseeing the inevitability of prtr permit ils withdrawan in honor. tie doesn't exactly enjoy her old party, my friend said, "You ago, my friend and I went to gress. know OUR friends W~~n't come the shore with my family. We In simple truth, of all men in amorality gress. it accepts the presence Alr Force Gen. to just a plain old party." his Administration he would be One of these Johnsom Is sn of an international eveil, not met two very speeisl boys. Two Jimmy Stewart's due for his My friends either have slUm· nights before we had to p old-fashioned prairie liberal among poople generally with- the most reluctant to commit ann"al actve duty We hope her parties iwith dinner and reformist, almost a Populist. as in their leader.. not likely to his country to major war - evthe news is true that our spun· breakfast) and my parents are home, Ed asked me to marry tht' rural liberal movement was be ab'ated by good works or by en more reluctant in human ky old 184) friend Jules Glaen- agoinst this or else they have him, and when we told Niles once known. He is utterly con- !IDV notion 0£ lhe basiC good- fact, say, than his seemingly snd Barbara, they decided to vinced of the p('rfectibtltt.v of neSs of all men. 'l'his Johnson trore gentle Secretary of State, zer, Cartier's board chairman, boy • girl parties and spend a run away with us. We lied man and of the inevitability of operates on the rock-bottom phil· O.an Rusk, Thls ts where the ·momentarily gets out of Lenox tot on bowling, skating, minia- about our ages. hum.1n progress. This Johnson osophy of conservfitism. This is old Populism, with Its straln Hilr Hospital after hip and head ture golf, or something. , Our llllks all but disowned liS; does not believe in the doctrine lhe conviction, as put by the of theoretical pacifist inciina· surgery . . . Maud Chez Ella It's sot so if you just ask kids and WOn't beJp mudJ. '1\'ii·:ll'of political original sin. philosopher Pascal, that rlllht lion, eomes in. But once in a ctansed Its strike-<:aused gloom In Ill eat dessert and ploy re- most been a year and, Helen, He is deeply concemed hu· and force will rule - but force great war, he would be the last straighl talk- aU to pose the cords. dance and talk, you're a I feel trapped. I want to flO manly anti personally - and po- until the right is ready. man tn recoil. lilirally too, for he know s lh<.~t for he knows that the ultl· questions in ways that hold the goon. What can 1 do -HELP back In school and be a glrf This Johnson is a profound again, but I'd feel terrible suited Dear Help: the progressive spirit is the cen. believer in power because in mnte duty of any President IS inter<st- is entirely leaving Ed as he still loves me, tr'ctl drive of American politics some things power must be used not In make o country ccmforlr to the television medium, is Give a "goon" party .... and though probably not much, the - with human needs and suf· - and used to the fulL Though able but to defend its life and unique to it and is one prov• how wrong your uppity fering. No Pre~ident known to he flinche!l from its use In war, the values within it that tnwer approach that suitably aepa- Utile friend Is. You don't need way he acts. Barbera iB mily trapped 11 this columnist has ·been quite so as he gladly and Without all material rates video from newspaper a infinit~ly above wads of folding stuff to keep she's expecting· a baby, If 1 poignantly alive to the crud· backward glance use!l It ln mere deprivatkm. Deeply, even pray- technique, • party !rom folding. It takes don't do 9llmething qulck I ties of poverty. He himself domestic politics, he knows its erfully, he wants to be most of In CBS-TV's words, the ooly good music, finger food, may get trapped loo. I koolf knew it as a bov on a broken · ab()lute indispensability when ell a President of peace. Driven Tuesday h{lur was to "deterdown remnant Or a rach in a the issue is not that of persuad- tn it, he would be the most lrn- mine how mL1Ch viewers know and a couple of lively o nes liUII'I'Iage was foolish but what to serve as "storters." A few can I do?-CONFUSED . . place and a time where depri- ing people but rather th at of p1acable war President In our about giving their famiUes the JJimple games help, but ooiy Dear Confused: vat:on was the natural condi- upholding national honor and histnry. best possible chance tn remain for ice breakers. Kids don't like Your letlt>r says It loud and tion of hfe. healthy.'' The subjects covered overplanhed affairs they'd clear: suceurnb to puppy love So this Johnson II a reform· Included everyday aliments, rather go it themselves. -It and you can expect a dog'l er. 3n innovator, an eagerly heart trouble, cancer, medilife. auOOcious ga-out..and • get · atcare, the common cold, old Dear Helen: il type who honeslly believes Beeouse you Ued aboul fOUl I wrote an opinion of 1 cer· wiv~s· tales, pregnancy, birth age, you can perhaps ;:eet ID that nearly all things will bend ltdn boy and put II In my scrap and sex education. Some of the to a man '!! will if only he is ressannulment - IF the ti~ ,11m· almple questions were deceiv· book. Th&t was .everal months It boa not nm out. At U; you olute enough. Here 1 the sky 18 Jog. This viewer was suddenly ago be!or~ be started g o i n g were under your state's legal · the limit The key to it all is HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - CBS. entry, which, alter all, dealt embarrassed by realizing he with this bleached blonde. The marriage age 1 even with paretlan evangelistic persuasion. t Is words "1 love him" were lD with the most basic of didn't even know his blood this Johnson who offen1 to Con- TV, which has opened up a gold tal consent. Consult a lawyer, · Ulere somewhere. gress new docket of socittl wel- mine of public affairs prograrn- concerns. Though many of the type. with (I hoe) the belt> of pour , fare in the face of what many ming with its audience-involve-. questions required just common Well, Helen, found It in my molber and father, wbo are • The program was admirably had BSSumed would be 1 wtU.. meot tests on basic subjectJ;, sense for answering, the hour uncompromising (considering Urings, wadded it up and threw year late in comblg to the aid drawal in the face of demands Tuesday nishl came up with ita was masnetic, a really first· television sponsors) in its flat It away In a trashcan at school of a foolish UtUe teen'llger. -H best one yet- about health. class pub! ic service, full of recital of facts concernms becat1se I don't think thst any of war in Viet Nam. This oolumn Is dedicated to Tbis one. hour ''National practical information-In short, cisa110tte smoking and cancer mGre. But this Johnson - and the family living, so If you're hav· point is a vital one- does not Health Test" was the first half ouccessful educational televi· and heart attack. There were The next thing \new, the Int kid trouble or just plail of a two-part program on the sion at Ute most human level. also some Interesting statistics hims~lf suppose thet he is ask· boy bad got hold of the ~ote trouble, let Helen help YOU. ing a great deal here. To him, subject, with the second II seems almost automatic that from the broadcast's national and he let his bleach-heRded Sht will also welcom( Jour , odd as this may seem, it ts segment set for next Tuesday- the program should be repeat- test sample, among them: gli-1 friend realllt. Anyway, bt own amusing exper!en~es. Adgenuinely modest and restrain- and the broadcast was a ed. . wrote me a letter telling me dreg Helea Bottel Ia care .. , igJloraaee ol Cancer Coup for CBS-TV ed. For big as It looks to many successor to examinations of · Dot to write any more notes a- thts newspllper. Thirty-one per cent of those viewers by CBS. TV on driving There Ia llttle doubt that others, to him it looks, when CBS.TV, with Its testing In the sampling knew none of measured against hiHwn hopes and citizenship. Neither of the predecessors, prouarns, has scored the coup the seven danger slgJlals ef and wishes, small indeed. But the other Johnwn I! however, no fnatter how well of the past year in publl.c cancer. Moot of those quessomething else. This second they came off, could have affairs broadcasting. The form tiooed wanted to be told tf they Johnson is not the product of packec! the terrific human of dramatized vignettes, loca. bad a fatal disease. Most felt material wndiUon which made Interest of Tuesday night's Uon shots, animaUon and chUdren should get sex educa· lion ln llCbool u woll u a& !lome. Hatl6's · Forty·three per cent favored eating abortion laws. Thirty· CU~~'S VERY FAITH~UL ... ~E'Ll Dina per cent said no. E!gbteell GASTRIC•••l'VE STAY AS l.ONG AS GASTI'!ICS BEEN MEANIN& TO per cent had no opinton. More 131FT PACKA()ES HOLt:> OUT ... REA" "THIS·.. MINI? IF men than women wanted to I TAKE IT? BRIN& oaso abortion laws. IT BACK NE~ VISIT• Red Skelton and Marcel BY 'tHE WAY ··-- I Marceau, who teamed on CBS. f-IE PUT BRIN& YOU RE&AR~S ONE OF ()ASTRIC'S TV last season for a on~hour FROM ALL 114E &UYS FLOWERS IN ~IS AT 'tHE 0ARA&E ... ''Concert in Pantomime," lrled BUT10NHOLE. MIN" IF I fiAV6 It again Tuesday oight, . and AN APPLE? oven though the show bad aome downs with Its ups, the two men are such superior artisll that they cannot help , give pleasure. I thought that Skel· ton, who ·hosted the hour a1 part of his regular series, woa the more prominent of the two performers ln this outing, chiefly becauoe of two solo aketches: one as an edgy prize!lghter, the other u a VISIToR WHO ARRIVES EMPTY· apacewalking ~astronau~ the latltr a bit of pantomime· !hat HANDEtl, BU1 LEAVES I.OA17Etl····· ;), was not only ..'-'Y but also ~AN!' A 14.411111 "To ahestingly graceful and even MoRRIS CO~iN, rather beautiful and touching ln 10)0 VbleTIAN WAY e•71 revealtng the joy and freedom MIAMI BEACH , f LA. al • nAur bJ,""•• -- __.. ·--·, '- .... ' _...,..., ... ·"'""' ... . _, . . ..- .' HELEN HELP US! BERRl'S WORLD 1HE - - ~- - ··~ ~. I I By Jack O'Brian DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA . Richard S. Owen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Editor Voi~e . '• ( Second Half Action Begins Friday in SEOAL l!eeold balf aelloa ClOIIUJieiiOo tar a couple If earIT aeaaoa • In the SouUteastem Ohio looses, will journey tn Athens Atbletlc League Friday n!gbt. where tho Chiefs hope iD ad a Top game ftnda Jac.._ at three-game Ioaing alreak. LJ>. Nelsenville wbere Coacb Bob ga II flfth In loop pl•y with a Sbeskey's Greyhounds will be 3-4 record. out to avenge their only defeat C.leader WeUswn, after its at the It165-M campalsn. finest showing of the year last Coach Dave ll'lsber'l Irorunen weekend (tho Rockets downed u 1 NilS 47-42 in the opening Athens and Chlllioothe on sueg:. fer both clnbo on Dec 4. cessive nlgbts) wtu entertain Slooe that date Nellonv!Ue bao Pomeroy' • squad the Roctela piled up nine .irallht trlumpba clobbered 80-50 earlier In the ad 11 Ued with Wellston f.; year. flr t Ia 11 tte van!•.. stand·· Coach Car! Wolfe's Middle1 P ee ., port Yellow Jackets will lrav· togs. el to Galllpollo for a baWe with Jackson !1 tied with Atbens Duke BurJOn's Blue Devna. tor aecond place with a 5-2 rec· Middleport won !btl first meefr onl. The lronmen have won ing, 61-57. That's the Jackets' fOur In a row since losing 68- only win thus far Inside the S6 at Athens In mld·December. league. ""Bill, 1lfticll augb fire af. Galllpolll hopeJ te IDIP a Loser Eliminated Southwestern at Kyger 0fiIySVAC Game FrJ"day five-game losing atreak. T h e Devils, tied with Pomeroy and Middleport for last place with a 1-8 record, have the ~eaSUe'a second top scorer In Pets Anderson, whe has 153 points, Middleport's G!"'Y Stnbart fo third In league seeriag wtth 148. mark· ers. In noo-leogue games Satur· day, Wahama plays at Midlileport, NellonvfUe at Albany and Racine at Pomeroy. Friday'• games wll begin at 8 p.m., foUowtna preliminary contests. Listed below are the top 10 acorers ln cooference play: Name Team FG fiT TP AVO. E. Jactbs, W... 72 21 170 24.3 P. Anderson, G 6S 23 153 21.0 G. Stobort, M 51 46 148 2U M. Wren, A ..... 49 3{ 13218.0 ,! ·rn.; · ··' · ~t~~~~y~~kC.:~ is pla!~ Dlvf:.•L 57 15 129 IU 40 S8 118 11.7 47 14 108 1U 31 28 108 15.1 41 24 106 1U Lagan ........ , •, 3 UM 4311 Mlddleport . , , , • I S 4G6 451 Gallipolis ... , . . . • 1 I SM 42S Pomeroy . . . , , . , 1 6 366 514 SEOAL RESERVES TIIAM W L p OP SEOAL ALL GAMES Jackson .. , _.... 7 o352 236 Tl!lAM w L p OP wgan .. ·••.••••. 6 1 364 295 WeUstoo ........ 10 1887 533 Athens ... ... ,., 4 s 286 276 NelSOJiviUo •••••. 9 1 8411!33 WeUstnn .. . •.... 3 4 251 ~ Athetis . , . " .•• , 7 s 754 550 Gallipolis . . . ••. .. 3 4 H8 7Jf1 Jackson .. , ",." I 3 5Z5 ~ NeisonvU!e ••• , " 2 5 264 264 Lagan ..... , •.• 5 5 595028 Pomeroy ...... , 2 5 2511 298 "'Tbere 1. 'l'llat proveo heavier!" Middleport ···-· 3 15311533 Middleport .. · ... I 6240331 Pomeroy ..... ••• 3 6 414 611 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Gallipolis ..... , J a 56S 608 Logan at Athens Middleport at Galllpolls SEOAL VARSrrY Jackson at Nelaonville Tl!lAM w L p OP Pomeroy at Wellltm Welllton .. , ...... 1 1 530 400 SATURDAY'S GAMES: NelsonviUo ..... •. 1 1 435 385 Wabama at Middleport Athena ... , •, ... , 5 2 458 3119 NeiSOBvllle at Albaoy Jacksea ......... 5 2 t30 400 Racine at Pomeroy Don't W1it, Now Ia The Time To Buy or Tr1de. See Emenon Jonea, Melvin Uttle, CIIH Phlllipa, or Eddie Fife. 1965 THUNDERBIRD lANDAU Hardtop. 390 engine. Auto. Trans. Power Steering llld Brakes. Alr Condltlooing. New Car Titla. Low Mileage, 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 ~ Dr. Hard Top. 8 cylinder. Standard Trani. Radlo and Heater. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. HT. 8 eyl Std. Trans. R~dlo and Heater. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 Coov, 8 cyl Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1964 ENGUSH FORD 4 eyL Std. Trana. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. Tnna. Power Steering. 1\adlo end Heater. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALLA 4 DOOR ItT. 8 cyl Auto. Trans. Radlo. Power Steering, 1963 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 2,00 2 Dr. 8 eyl Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 Conv. 8, eyL Std. Trans. Radl~ and Heater. 1962 OlOS f\.85 CUTLASS 2 Ill. A1ltll. Trans. Radio and Heater.•• 1961 ~98-2 Door H.T. Auio. Radio, power ateerlng, power tl. power braltes, Mlny More Ullll Cal'l & :rruckl To Choose fi'GIII . YouAiwaysPeyLnsAt KEITH GOBLE FORD , U~EO <;:A~ ,~ & ~ ~~ LOT Middleport, 0. The Georgia BuDdop dlscovered to their dismay what happens wben a hive of Yellow Jackets Ibe<GIIl4!S aroused. Somebody gets stung. On Dec. 9 Georgia knocked off arcbrlval Georgia Tech 7665, Georgia coach Ken Rosenond was quoted shortly wllo's thereafter as crowing, "Well, that's one, We'll sweep the other two." That made coach Whack Hyder and hive of Yellow Jackets angry. Wry angry. Especially since Georgia teams in football and Iba•;ketball have been rolling over Tech outfits for the past Mlaml whipped Western Michigan, 88-70 at Oxlllrd tn remain unbeaten Ill the Mid· American Conference; Mount Union overcamo Ashland's slew-down tactics for a 64-55 a H-77 walloping at Louloville, despite sopbomort Don May's 33 points; otterbein's Don car· los scored 48 pointa to lead Of.. terbeln to a 95-78 victory ever F"mdlay, and Cleveland State ftnally won its first game after seven lo88es with 1 110.73 decislon at Allegheny of Pl!llllSy~ vllllia. Cincinnati's Don Rolfes scored 21 pomu and sophomore John Howard 20 In the defe~t of Stxth-rnnked Bradley, Cincy 1 Bearcats to a 3!1-27 balfttme lead, and Bradley Rever came closer tban six points thereaffr er., Center Jim Patterson was the big gun for Miami with 2~ points and 14 rebounds, MtalDI ~=~~::f a~r_ ~;; WlUTE PLAfNS, N. Y. fUPI ) .. port Frosh Wedneoday night and emerged -Buster Math is, 266, Grand Rapids, Mich., knocked out school on the MHS gym Door with an 89-56 victory. Mike Bruce, 205, Weslficld, wionlng a tight 34-31 vlctnry Hyder left bls first team in tnstde the last minute. The Jac- until the final minute and Mass. (5); Cleo Daniele, 176, kets bad defeated Wabama at Georgia Tech continued to fast White Plains, N. Y.. oulpoi nted W~a. G Mtt h 11, 15 break and apply a fuU-<!ourt Simon Ramos, I 7:1, Puerto Rico (8); Herschel .Jacobs, 17511 foot w~ ";.t bro~."a ;t-31 press on the Bulldogs through· to ~ a bead 33-3t out, even during the final White Plains, stopped Ronnie Geoffrion, 173',, , Mineola, N. Y, t!'t 30 am ;. left minutes wtth the game out 2), Ute• s:,n assess~ an reach. Mercy-Georgta tentionill foul In its effort style. Ohio Norhrn 94 Capital 7S re atn ssession of the Sonny Dove scored 28 points Sl Norbert 94 HipOJn 74 af~r W:ing it over and hauled down 24 rebounds No Park 85 Carroll 82 IOvtJ Divers, getting two chances pace St. John's to an a2-72 No. Oak St. 81 Cncru, Minn 69 tho cbari line missed the upset of third-ranked St. but bit t~e ,.,;ond to make Joseph's. l;;-o==------.;;;, 34-3! and the game soon .sixth-ranked Bradley fell FIRST ·· Mitchell blgb with 12 Cmcinnatt 85-69, while Detroit's ~~~~~~R __ for the ~nners. Hoffner m.an-to-man defense bothered Haggerty each had 8 for Villanova to no end as the Certified Oil Station UtUe Jackets. TI~n~ won ~t-94. tl , w. Main St, Pomaroy Middleport had led 7.$ "jiiiii!uiiem nms, the no on'-'siiiiiillliliilii;iiii 1 one quarter, 111-l>at the half and II • It was knotted op at25 all alter II three quarters. - - - ' -- -- - - - Denison ia an Ohio Conference c:ontest, and CedarviDe takes on Wilmington in a MiiHlbio Con· ferenco game. IDow bas won eight In a row and 17 straight on its borne court. Carlos, the leading acorer iA the Ohio Conferenoo, was too much ftr Findlay, which trailed all the way. Carlos also conlributed 23 rebounds to outshine Findlay's Dean Trailer, wllo bad 24 points. Mount Unloa Wins led! Mount Union ran Ita record to 10.1 la the victory over Ash· land, althougb Tlm Stark scored 2:1. points for the Eagles, Chick Campbell of Mount wa1 right behind with 20, Cleveland State, wblch had come clos~ te a victory on sev· era! occaSions, earned its first one. in surprisingly easy fashion behind Dave Warren with 25 points, Dennis Link with 24 and Leo Jo~ with 23, In tonghts sparse ochedule, Bowing Green hosts Northern Illinois, North Carolina A T is at Akron, Marietta visits :an J: 28'' 11 January Clearance Confinues 41 Sports Notables to be Honored in Columbus Friday of tbe Packers; Dick Schaf· ratb and Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browos. Blantoa Col· lier, bead coach of the wfll receive an Award of tinction_ Among the collegiate gridders named recipients of Awards Distinction were Steve ' State, Charlie of Michigan o!ak of Princeton Ike Kelley of Ohio State veraity and Gary Lane of Uni· verslty of Missouri. Baseball will be rep:rescnte~ by all-time ueat former Cleveland Indians er, whose pitching exploits earned him a spot in the ball Hall of Fame, and Versalles of the Am e r 1c a League champion Minnesota Twins named Player of tbe Year. tnp.rank:ed small coDege, lip. arth foe Evall!Vflle !MS. Georbe McNeU led tile Salu\:11 wlth 2f) points, IUITenderlaC high-point honors iD E:vaa.. vile's Larry Humes, Wht scored 39. Loyola of Los Angeles added iD Notre Dame's basketbaD woes with a 114>86 conquest. It was the loth consecutive setback for the Figbtiag Irish. FIGHT RESULTS By United Press Int.rnalloaal BJRMINGHAM, EBgland (UP!) - .Jack Bodell, 204, Britain, outpointed Jose JuvlJ• Her, 204, France (10); Wally Swift, 160, Britain, stopped two seasons. Reinnard Dampmann, 160, (.lor. Tba JIOilihlul Yellow Jackets, many 4). WahamaEvens Count with Jacket Frosh we•teno .Pet ~anti8Jl Trace and Wilton jour- Los Angeles ... , 28 22 .560 oeys ~ North GalllaBaltimore ...... 2S 27 COLUMBUS (UP!) - forty· I who II In Europe; Bill Bradley, Here 1 the SVAC standlDBs: San Francisco tne sports notables, Including named College Player of the 21 27 SVAC ALL GAMES ·· · several from the recent post, Year in basketball, and Randy rEM w. L p, OP SL Louis · · · ·· · · · ·19 28 304 will be present Friday night to Matson tf Texu A&M, being !astern ........ 8. 3 706 518 Detrot~~~;.;·i!..fts · receive trophies at tbe ColWII- cited for Outstanding PerformSouUtwestern .. , 6 4 541 543 Philadelphia 110 Detroit 93 bus Touchdown Club's ltth an- aoce of the Year ta Track and Kyger Creek .••• 5 5 547 561 8 to 129 al nual al~sports awards dinner. Field. 8 89 North Gallia .... 3 6 458 ~ os B tlmore Baseball ueat Sandy Jlnufax, Foothall Leeds Usl Hannan Tract , . . 2 g 638 738 (Oaly games scheduled) named the Columbus Athletic Football ts king with 25 varTltanda•'• CJub trophy winner, for leading lous awards to be pre8ented to ' Gam.. SVAC VARSITY Los Angeles at Baltimore the Los Angeles Dodgers to the coaches, college and professionrEAM w. L p OP St Louis vs Detroit at Dallas World Championship, and IIIII' al players and athletic directors !!:astern . . . . . . 6 1 452 :wa others selected for honors will for their conlribuUon or per. Southwestern ••.. 3 2 251283 MINNEAPO!JS.ST. r"'""l be among the missing. formances on the gridiron_ Kyger Creek . . . . 3 2 'IS/ Z91 (UPI) Rookie pitcber Vince Lombard!, named Pro- Professionals to be cited are North Gallia . . . . 1 4 254 302 Morris, 19, signed his fe8Sional Coach of the Year, al· Gale Sayers of the Chicago 'Iannan Tract . . . 1 5 321 391 contract Wednesday with so will be missing, but Norb Bears; Y, A. Tittle, formerly f()TAUI I« 14 1515 IJ15 Minneoota Twins. Hecker, a backfield coach for with tho New Yerk Giants; E1· .~..;:~........iiiiii....iiiiiiiiiiii....-==---==="j the World Champion Green Bay roy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch. for· Packers will be present to re- mer member of the Los Angeles celve the kudos for hts boss. Rams; Jackie Kemp t1 the Buf. SIZZLING 66 FORD SALES BRING Also missing will be former Ialli Bills of the American Foo~ Ohio State University star Tom ball League; Ray Nitschke, Matte of the Haltlmore Colts Herb Adderly, Willie Wood, all RED HO;T Used Car Buys Jackets Upset Bulldogs St. Joseph's is Victim Bearcats Thump Bradley th=~=~n ~~~h By United Pres• llllomaiiGilal The Misseuri Valley Conference basketball race looks Uke Southwestern journeys to Kyger Creek Friday night a three-team affair at thll Ia the only SVAC game of the evening. And a mighty stage of the season, and Clnbig game It Is. cinnatl's Bearcats are right in Winner of this contest will stlll have a chance to the middle. share tbe 1965-66 SVAC title with champion Eastern. With lllf]lrlalng Tulsa bt the The loser will be eliminated. flrst·plaee spot, Cincinnati took . Eastern gained at least 1 over second place Wednesday s~ :,' ~e crownN;: ~~f~ TEAMSVAC R~~ p OP night with an ~9 upset of In- 0 w ns llWI' . a · Bradley and the Bearcats could and Hannan Trace last week Southwestern ·· ·· 4 1!96 164 go on te take the title and an~nd. Th! E:~• oare/;}n ~ ~k ····• ~ ::~~other lrlp to !be NCAA tournarna~~ 81 Kyg'; ~ee~ 011 E te act •• S 4 2Sf 225 ment. Feb 4 N~rnG 1 4 112 170 CinciDnatl scored 13 coosecuIn' first meeUng between MALS a · · · · u U 131 131 Uve points late la the first ball Southwestern and Kyger Creek FRIDAY'S GAME: to break open .the .same enroute Dee .. Ute Hlghlanders won Southweslenl at Kyger Creek to tts, 12th WJn m 14 starts. , 3 011 , thriller at South-tern, 51• Cincy s ooiy los•. In the MVC II. NBA ·s-Inp ws to Tulia, a team the BearBoth teamo enter Frlday"s By Unlled l'nol IDimultfonal cats will meet on their borne big battle with s.z conference Eaotera Dfvllfta floor later in th~ ~amp~lgn, records. Overall, Southwestern w, L Pet. Although the Cmcmnatt·Bradis 11-4 for the )'08r while Kyger Bostnn . :10 13 ley game was the headliner In Creek 11 5-5. Cincinnati :::::·. 31 14 Wednesday night's action, there Three non • league games Pblladelpbia , .. 2B 17 .622 were a few other key contests. are scheduled for SVAC teams New York ...... 14 30 .318 the L. MltcheU, G . . Buddy Moore, M L Rose, J B. Simpson, P S. Schultz, N ·NI.Yie r 11, P :U.C STABS ·• II> collegiate baseball, Bob Wren of Ohio University got the nod as College Coach of Distinction. Steve Arlin of Ohio Stat.o University was tabbed as the College Pitcher of the Year, Rick Monday of Arizona state University, College Player of the Year and Bob Winkles of ' Arizona 'State whose cbarges wtn the NCAA baseball title, was named College Coach of the Year. 1 • TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE Billy Haughton, Oyster Bay New York, was daubed the Harness Horseman of the Year, while Craig Breedlove, Palos Verdes, Calif., and Bob Strampe, Colorado Springs, Colo., are to be honored for their contributions in autn rooing and bowling mn""'ively. Store Hours: 9:00 to 5:00 Mon., Tues., 1\'cd, Fri. SATURDAY, 9 to 9-THURS, 9 00 tu NOO:'l Downie-Gross ,..Home of Arrow Shirts'' May Be Voted Ted W!I"lliams tf Into Hall ofFame Today ::;:_:~:t:~~!~~:~ category, He batted T,706 timeo in 2,292 games during a car'eerll twice Interrupted by IM!rvice as SECOND TIRE L BOSTON (UPIJ -Tempes- high on the Ust tf all·dme hatting average of .344 and tuous Ted WUUams was ellpect.· sluggers In nearly every struck out only 711 times. eel to be elected to baseball's _ _ _ _ ___:c__ _:_:__ _ _ ___:~.....:=.::__ TWO More s·Jtes considered Hall of Fame today by the same baseball writers with wbom be feuded during most of bls brilliant career. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Two the engineers were downtown, The computerized mull• of more site• are under considera· just south of Crosley Fteld and the biennial Hall of Fame tlon for the proposod new sta· the ar.a east of the suspension votiag were iD be announced at dlum here and the suburban bridge to Covington, Ky. I special Fenway Park Blue Ash locatloa wu otlli ia The firm studied 30 locatioDI ence by Hy Hurwitz, national the running. before drawing up its prelim· secretary-treasurer of the Base- Vogt-lvors of Cincinnati, and !nary report. The linal report ball Writers' Association and Papesh of Cleve- is due Feb. l America. consulting engineers, Moo- The Cincinnati RReds, counted The conlerence Is two new sites as pas-- on ss one of the prime users for 10 a.m. EST. and dismis.•ed two of the proposed 60,000.seat !aCharles (Red) FuffJDB, sites In Blue Asb u inferior lo- cillty, have hired a Sl Louts Campanella, Joe mucky) cations. firm to make an Independeal wick and Pee Wee Reese were But the Stadium Steering study of four possible sites. others expected tn rank h;gh on Committee later In the day said Reds owner Bill DeWitt said the 11116 ballot o1ter mi:~tlng lhe Blue Ash locate was stU! Monday the study was being selection in both the biennial being ooruldered because of made by Harland, Bartholomew voting and 1 opecial runoff new information about the area and Associates. electinn ~b named Luke presented In lt, He said the .. parate otudy Appling In a Cooperstnwn, The firms proposed the Mok. was ot enable the Reds "to N.Y., niche ln 1964, Country Club In suburb- evaluate properly any com1mil·ll There seemed Utue Bond Hili and the lrl-eounty ments which the ball club may that Williams, rated one of in nearby Springdale. be 88ked tn make In connection great left.ltancled sluggers of Other prime sites Usted witho ~a.;::~::~ Ume and the last of the •400 iii bitters when be batted .406 in CARRY 1MI, would be named iD the OUT Hall of Fame in his llrat year t1 eliglbillty. 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I ' ' './ I' THE DAILY SENTINEL "If I Need You, I'll Call!" · Published t>very afternoon except Sunday by The- Ohio Valley Publishing Com· pany, 110 Mechanic St.. Pomeroy , Ohio t5769. Bu!-iin<'ss Offiee phone W\' 2-2156 Editorial phone \VY 2-:!.157. Entered as .second clasa mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising BottineiH Kimball , Inc., representative: 343 Lexington Ave., New York City, New York. Sub8cription rate11 : Delivered by carrier where available, 30 cents per week; <me yePI' in advanc~ at 1he Daily Sentinel of- fice $15.50; .six months, $7.80, three montha $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier st>r· vice not available one month $1.30. By mail one year $10.00; Six months, $!U5: 'Thret months, $3.00. COMMENT /lo liNG EDITOR! ALLY Business With Heart some interesting statistics WEtheREAD other day in regard to the rap· Idly expanding welfare and l'ensJOn lans that are providing protection for p. d d of thousands of workers hun re s "II d etireagainst the impact of ' ness an r ment. Today, a person entermg the Ia· bor market, if they are at all wordly wise will be more concerned wtth th& fringe benefits of a ftrrn or orgamza~wn than they are in the rate of pay. rhe time was when about all that a person asked when applying for work was the rate of pay and the hours of lahor r~ quired. Now they want to know tf thet.e Is a pension or profit shanng plan .. If part, or all, of ho,.pital and stek benefJts are provided, and there are countless other things that they arc concerned ·. with before they accept a SIIHat wn. A business today that is not concern· td with the general welfare of tts ern· plovees has a rough lime gellmg the type of person they Sl'ek. The lime was when they pnid little heed to the grant· lng of vaeatwns with pay, and many countless benefits that proved to the employee that thNe wa_s an mlerest m them. In the ea rl y days m uur own rommunitv merchants hired employees. and then ;,orked them like slaves. We have heard stories of busi ness estabhshments that expected a derk to be on duty be· fore daylight. and to remam on the JOb as lon g as a customer was m thP store. Naturallv la11 s have made many of these practices impossible m this modern day, and there is a growing tendency to go as far with fringe hl•nefib as the eronom:v of the busi ness will allow. Ohio has become one of the major slates for various beneficial plans. lt i now ranks [Ifth m the country in the number of W('lfare and pen:-;ion plans. There is a total of 11, l 00 such plans now in e.nstem:e, and the ir . numbers are growing constantly . The over 11,000 plans in our state covt·rs hospttahzallOn, j surgical, life msurance, medical, aCCidental death, and dismemberment, accident ~ and sickness. paid sick leave, unempioy· ment and dental care. These Items are m I . ~ver 8,000 of the pla ns. There is a local "'firm that grants so many days of sick leave, and if it is not used the firm pays half of the amount as an annual bonus. The stale pension plans l'Overing retirement for age. length of serviee and dis· ability, and death benefits number over 2,500. There are 50 plans that cover all uf the above items. In the country th ere are 163.500 ac· tive employee benefit plans on file with ' the Labor Department. The employee is protected against any phoney plans through the requirement that plans have :· to be submitted through the proviSions •of the Welfare and Pension Plans Dis· ,• elosure Act. The remarkable thing is }. that most employers have a concern for ., those who employ, and that they extend ~'benefits in an ever widening coverage. ~nother interesting fact is that 44 per ~ent of the plans are financed solely by employer contributions. This should lay to rest the complaints that some em. pioyees make to the effect that the boss Is hard-hearted and has no regard for their welfare.- Dr~. ' l ' I I I BERDII&' Get Fast Artion with WANT·ADS of Broadway ' his Miami Do!pblna' foqtb.l team to Anaheim, Calif., bolo"' • single gome is played In Fla. to a grin when Sadruddln Aga Khan, the late Aly's brother, walked ln wil)l a dozen wtn~ • drinkers and rara.bird gourmets Former Brazilian Pres. Kub(t. 1p his party 1:. Ex-hotshot Sid sohek and wife were the well • Slater, who snitched on t b e behaved couple with Serge ObeGallo Mob and I!JlVe them con· niptlons, has ar alleged legit· lensky at El Morooco ·..' · The job ;n Manbattan but we won't best-dressed and behave modsay where lnd be blamed for group ~ be found ,oi~htly In Elmo's "The Garrison' pla:rany violence . pen ... Rea9lln the sever ill VioClricago's Negro musicians LJ>. lent brawls in other dtscotheq. cal 10, which for years resisted ues haven't won headlines like Integration, nnally merged with the Premlnger·L&Uir setto:-- lit Loco 208 Wally Cox bao such wild jungle jangle of ·norse · Petrillo's old personal chattel, and WatUal,lrugglng, wllo could Locsl 208 ... Wally Cox hal toll the ~illerence .. , Dorl! finished bis novel "Ralp.h Lilly and her . Roman. Count Makes Good," a satirical switch MaruzL. Lucid! satd arrlvdercl on the Alser genre; Slmon and Manhattan at Le Bijou In Utt Schuster shoves It off Feb. 25 VIllage just as lf- Doris didn't . , . Have a positive-perhaps plan to join blm IJ>, Rome . In lip: Danny ThJ>mas may switch 10 doys. The fate Sigmund Spaeth's syndicated music column w!U be taken over by NBC's Skltch Henderson . •. Did we find any· thing good In the Sammy Davis sbow, osks a reader: yes Nancy Wilson, a most talented singer .. . The Automat kept Its sense of economical humor; its !&ugh-at • the -strike sign slad, . "Now you can travel to any Horn & Handart for only 15 cents" But for hew long .. The sobering p!lycho!ogy of baseball's Jackie Hoblnson: ''Ask my son wbo Is fighting In Vietnam if the· Nesro Is "going too tast' " We saw a great 'deal of retroactive lamor and money \Wilking down Bdwy. Bert Wheeiet s hh rd dl u Ziegfeld's Artn Pellninston and Bert Wheeler . . . . Film sexpot Vlrra Llsi and wealthy · ltalo lndustrlalistt Carrado Pesce are baving coreer-marriase hassles 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan, 20, 1968 · . . Paramount's definitely sbel, ved the proposed P.rls-made controversial screenplay 'Tropic of Cancer" . . . Terr1fled of her brand new and deserved film-star success, Julie Christie of "Darling" says she wants lllOl'e than anything else to have "babies" No husband or l - - by He,len Bottel--' marriage mentioned . . She might marry artist Don Bes- youm A~KED FOR ITI bout him and both of them bavt; sant any whim ... Sudden big This column is for young been giving me a bad lime, "" No I noise in the record busl· peopl~, their problema and peeially the girl ness ••sound of Silence'' Helen, 11 it my fault lot pleasures, tlieir troubles and Folk ,whiner Joan Baez fun. As with the real of wrltins the note, or his fault houses her new "Institute ~·or Helen Help US!, it welcomes for digging in the garbage call Non-iolence" in tbe former laughs but won't dodge a seri- •Iter it1 - SANDRA ' Carmel Valley, Calif., factory ous quesUon with a brusiK!ff. Dear Sandra: of something called the ''So Send your teeJHlge quesUona Nobody's fault, really. Jut Hep Me HaDIUih Polson Oak to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. maybe this will teach you DOt Remedy" . . Figures. ooe of Helen Help US!, this to write what you don't want By William S. While newspaper. others . especially b!eachad core. .• s abroad. blondes) to read - or if you· Preview consensus on Sam HER FRIENDS EXPECf WASHINGTON - Withrn the him what is called a LIBERAL So thiS is the Johnson who SPiegel's movie "The Chase'' TOO MUCB MUST write, you'll burn l€81 If but rather of another tradi· large, tough. dcm<-~ndmg. sens issys and tololly meansthat you burn the evidence. -H. tJOn altogether in which a deep - a "Texas Peyton Place,'' U Eve and soft-hearted frame of Dear Helen: this country will go on lighting TOO LATE TO BACKTRACK sens~ of realism and skepticism that's ronsidct td encouraging Lyndon Johnson live two very 1 wold like In give a party, tn Viet .Kam, wherever this 11 Dear Helen: Spain bonned ''Darling • different men. Both spoke in tile is a controlling factor. but I'm not that rich. When I course might lead, until an end This tradiUon is conservative, You won't believe this but Which is a shocker, but never President's extr.to rdinary State to Communist aggression shall justifies indecency; Julie Chris- mention having just a plain it's true. When I was 15, a year in intcrnCJtional term s. Far from o( the Union Message t.o Conseeing the inevitability of prtr permit ils withdrawan in honor. tie doesn't exactly enjoy her old party, my friend said, "You ago, my friend and I went to gress. know OUR friends W~~n't come the shore with my family. We In simple truth, of all men in amorality gress. it accepts the presence Alr Force Gen. to just a plain old party." his Administration he would be One of these Johnsom Is sn of an international eveil, not met two very speeisl boys. Two Jimmy Stewart's due for his My friends either have slUm· nights before we had to p old-fashioned prairie liberal among poople generally with- the most reluctant to commit ann"al actve duty We hope her parties iwith dinner and reformist, almost a Populist. as in their leader.. not likely to his country to major war - evthe news is true that our spun· breakfast) and my parents are home, Ed asked me to marry tht' rural liberal movement was be ab'ated by good works or by en more reluctant in human ky old 184) friend Jules Glaen- agoinst this or else they have him, and when we told Niles once known. He is utterly con- !IDV notion 0£ lhe basiC good- fact, say, than his seemingly snd Barbara, they decided to vinced of the p('rfectibtltt.v of neSs of all men. 'l'his Johnson trore gentle Secretary of State, zer, Cartier's board chairman, boy • girl parties and spend a run away with us. We lied man and of the inevitability of operates on the rock-bottom phil· O.an Rusk, Thls ts where the ·momentarily gets out of Lenox tot on bowling, skating, minia- about our ages. hum.1n progress. This Johnson osophy of conservfitism. This is old Populism, with Its straln Hilr Hospital after hip and head ture golf, or something. , Our llllks all but disowned liS; does not believe in the doctrine lhe conviction, as put by the of theoretical pacifist inciina· surgery . . . Maud Chez Ella It's sot so if you just ask kids and WOn't beJp mudJ. '1\'ii·:ll'of political original sin. philosopher Pascal, that rlllht lion, eomes in. But once in a ctansed Its strike-<:aused gloom In Ill eat dessert and ploy re- most been a year and, Helen, He is deeply concemed hu· and force will rule - but force great war, he would be the last straighl talk- aU to pose the cords. dance and talk, you're a I feel trapped. I want to flO manly anti personally - and po- until the right is ready. man tn recoil. lilirally too, for he know s lh<.~t for he knows that the ultl· questions in ways that hold the goon. What can 1 do -HELP back In school and be a glrf This Johnson is a profound again, but I'd feel terrible suited Dear Help: the progressive spirit is the cen. believer in power because in mnte duty of any President IS inter<st- is entirely leaving Ed as he still loves me, tr'ctl drive of American politics some things power must be used not In make o country ccmforlr to the television medium, is Give a "goon" party .... and though probably not much, the - with human needs and suf· - and used to the fulL Though able but to defend its life and unique to it and is one prov• how wrong your uppity fering. No Pre~ident known to he flinche!l from its use In war, the values within it that tnwer approach that suitably aepa- Utile friend Is. You don't need way he acts. Barbera iB mily trapped 11 this columnist has ·been quite so as he gladly and Without all material rates video from newspaper a infinit~ly above wads of folding stuff to keep she's expecting· a baby, If 1 poignantly alive to the crud· backward glance use!l It ln mere deprivatkm. Deeply, even pray- technique, • party !rom folding. It takes don't do 9llmething qulck I ties of poverty. He himself domestic politics, he knows its erfully, he wants to be most of In CBS-TV's words, the ooly good music, finger food, may get trapped loo. I koolf knew it as a bov on a broken · ab()lute indispensability when ell a President of peace. Driven Tuesday h{lur was to "deterdown remnant Or a rach in a the issue is not that of persuad- tn it, he would be the most lrn- mine how mL1Ch viewers know and a couple of lively o nes liUII'I'Iage was foolish but what to serve as "storters." A few can I do?-CONFUSED . . place and a time where depri- ing people but rather th at of p1acable war President In our about giving their famiUes the JJimple games help, but ooiy Dear Confused: vat:on was the natural condi- upholding national honor and histnry. best possible chance tn remain for ice breakers. Kids don't like Your letlt>r says It loud and tion of hfe. healthy.'' The subjects covered overplanhed affairs they'd clear: suceurnb to puppy love So this Johnson II a reform· Included everyday aliments, rather go it themselves. -It and you can expect a dog'l er. 3n innovator, an eagerly heart trouble, cancer, medilife. auOOcious ga-out..and • get · atcare, the common cold, old Dear Helen: il type who honeslly believes Beeouse you Ued aboul fOUl I wrote an opinion of 1 cer· wiv~s· tales, pregnancy, birth age, you can perhaps ;:eet ID that nearly all things will bend ltdn boy and put II In my scrap and sex education. Some of the to a man '!! will if only he is ressannulment - IF the ti~ ,11m· almple questions were deceiv· book. Th&t was .everal months It boa not nm out. At U; you olute enough. Here 1 the sky 18 Jog. This viewer was suddenly ago be!or~ be started g o i n g were under your state's legal · the limit The key to it all is HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - CBS. entry, which, alter all, dealt embarrassed by realizing he with this bleached blonde. The marriage age 1 even with paretlan evangelistic persuasion. t Is words "1 love him" were lD with the most basic of didn't even know his blood this Johnson who offen1 to Con- TV, which has opened up a gold tal consent. Consult a lawyer, · Ulere somewhere. gress new docket of socittl wel- mine of public affairs prograrn- concerns. Though many of the type. with (I hoe) the belt> of pour , fare in the face of what many ming with its audience-involve-. questions required just common Well, Helen, found It in my molber and father, wbo are • The program was admirably had BSSumed would be 1 wtU.. meot tests on basic subjectJ;, sense for answering, the hour uncompromising (considering Urings, wadded it up and threw year late in comblg to the aid drawal in the face of demands Tuesday nishl came up with ita was masnetic, a really first· television sponsors) in its flat It away In a trashcan at school of a foolish UtUe teen'llger. -H best one yet- about health. class pub! ic service, full of recital of facts concernms becat1se I don't think thst any of war in Viet Nam. This oolumn Is dedicated to Tbis one. hour ''National practical information-In short, cisa110tte smoking and cancer mGre. But this Johnson - and the family living, so If you're hav· point is a vital one- does not Health Test" was the first half ouccessful educational televi· and heart attack. There were The next thing \new, the Int kid trouble or just plail of a two-part program on the sion at Ute most human level. also some Interesting statistics hims~lf suppose thet he is ask· boy bad got hold of the ~ote trouble, let Helen help YOU. ing a great deal here. To him, subject, with the second II seems almost automatic that from the broadcast's national and he let his bleach-heRded Sht will also welcom( Jour , odd as this may seem, it ts segment set for next Tuesday- the program should be repeat- test sample, among them: gli-1 friend realllt. Anyway, bt own amusing exper!en~es. Adgenuinely modest and restrain- and the broadcast was a ed. . wrote me a letter telling me dreg Helea Bottel Ia care .. , igJloraaee ol Cancer Coup for CBS-TV ed. For big as It looks to many successor to examinations of · Dot to write any more notes a- thts newspllper. Thirty-one per cent of those viewers by CBS. TV on driving There Ia llttle doubt that others, to him it looks, when CBS.TV, with Its testing In the sampling knew none of measured against hiHwn hopes and citizenship. Neither of the predecessors, prouarns, has scored the coup the seven danger slgJlals ef and wishes, small indeed. But the other Johnwn I! however, no fnatter how well of the past year in publl.c cancer. Moot of those quessomething else. This second they came off, could have affairs broadcasting. The form tiooed wanted to be told tf they Johnson is not the product of packec! the terrific human of dramatized vignettes, loca. bad a fatal disease. Most felt material wndiUon which made Interest of Tuesday night's Uon shots, animaUon and chUdren should get sex educa· lion ln llCbool u woll u a& !lome. Hatl6's · Forty·three per cent favored eating abortion laws. Thirty· CU~~'S VERY FAITH~UL ... ~E'Ll Dina per cent said no. E!gbteell GASTRIC•••l'VE STAY AS l.ONG AS GASTI'!ICS BEEN MEANIN& TO per cent had no opinton. More 131FT PACKA()ES HOLt:> OUT ... REA" "THIS·.. MINI? IF men than women wanted to I TAKE IT? BRIN& oaso abortion laws. IT BACK NE~ VISIT• Red Skelton and Marcel BY 'tHE WAY ··-- I Marceau, who teamed on CBS. f-IE PUT BRIN& YOU RE&AR~S ONE OF ()ASTRIC'S TV last season for a on~hour FROM ALL 114E &UYS FLOWERS IN ~IS AT 'tHE 0ARA&E ... ''Concert in Pantomime," lrled BUT10NHOLE. MIN" IF I fiAV6 It again Tuesday oight, . and AN APPLE? oven though the show bad aome downs with Its ups, the two men are such superior artisll that they cannot help , give pleasure. I thought that Skel· ton, who ·hosted the hour a1 part of his regular series, woa the more prominent of the two performers ln this outing, chiefly becauoe of two solo aketches: one as an edgy prize!lghter, the other u a VISIToR WHO ARRIVES EMPTY· apacewalking ~astronau~ the latltr a bit of pantomime· !hat HANDEtl, BU1 LEAVES I.OA17Etl····· ;), was not only ..'-'Y but also ~AN!' A 14.411111 "To ahestingly graceful and even MoRRIS CO~iN, rather beautiful and touching ln 10)0 VbleTIAN WAY e•71 revealtng the joy and freedom MIAMI BEACH , f LA. al • nAur bJ,""•• -- __.. ·--·, '- .... ' _...,..., ... ·"'""' ... . _, . . ..- .' HELEN HELP US! BERRl'S WORLD 1HE - - ~- - ··~ ~. I I By Jack O'Brian DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA . Richard S. Owen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Editor Voi~e . '• ( Second Half Action Begins Friday in SEOAL l!eeold balf aelloa ClOIIUJieiiOo tar a couple If earIT aeaaoa • In the SouUteastem Ohio looses, will journey tn Athens Atbletlc League Friday n!gbt. where tho Chiefs hope iD ad a Top game ftnda Jac.._ at three-game Ioaing alreak. LJ>. Nelsenville wbere Coacb Bob ga II flfth In loop pl•y with a Sbeskey's Greyhounds will be 3-4 record. out to avenge their only defeat C.leader WeUswn, after its at the It165-M campalsn. finest showing of the year last Coach Dave ll'lsber'l Irorunen weekend (tho Rockets downed u 1 NilS 47-42 in the opening Athens and Chlllioothe on sueg:. fer both clnbo on Dec 4. cessive nlgbts) wtu entertain Slooe that date Nellonv!Ue bao Pomeroy' • squad the Roctela piled up nine .irallht trlumpba clobbered 80-50 earlier In the ad 11 Ued with Wellston f.; year. flr t Ia 11 tte van!•.. stand·· Coach Car! Wolfe's Middle1 P ee ., port Yellow Jackets will lrav· togs. el to Galllpollo for a baWe with Jackson !1 tied with Atbens Duke BurJOn's Blue Devna. tor aecond place with a 5-2 rec· Middleport won !btl first meefr onl. The lronmen have won ing, 61-57. That's the Jackets' fOur In a row since losing 68- only win thus far Inside the S6 at Athens In mld·December. league. ""Bill, 1lfticll augb fire af. Galllpolll hopeJ te IDIP a Loser Eliminated Southwestern at Kyger 0fiIySVAC Game FrJ"day five-game losing atreak. T h e Devils, tied with Pomeroy and Middleport for last place with a 1-8 record, have the ~eaSUe'a second top scorer In Pets Anderson, whe has 153 points, Middleport's G!"'Y Stnbart fo third In league seeriag wtth 148. mark· ers. In noo-leogue games Satur· day, Wahama plays at Midlileport, NellonvfUe at Albany and Racine at Pomeroy. Friday'• games wll begin at 8 p.m., foUowtna preliminary contests. Listed below are the top 10 acorers ln cooference play: Name Team FG fiT TP AVO. E. Jactbs, W... 72 21 170 24.3 P. Anderson, G 6S 23 153 21.0 G. Stobort, M 51 46 148 2U M. Wren, A ..... 49 3{ 13218.0 ,! ·rn.; · ··' · ~t~~~~y~~kC.:~ is pla!~ Dlvf:.•L 57 15 129 IU 40 S8 118 11.7 47 14 108 1U 31 28 108 15.1 41 24 106 1U Lagan ........ , •, 3 UM 4311 Mlddleport . , , , • I S 4G6 451 Gallipolis ... , . . . • 1 I SM 42S Pomeroy . . . , , . , 1 6 366 514 SEOAL RESERVES TIIAM W L p OP SEOAL ALL GAMES Jackson .. , _.... 7 o352 236 Tl!lAM w L p OP wgan .. ·••.••••. 6 1 364 295 WeUstoo ........ 10 1887 533 Athens ... ... ,., 4 s 286 276 NelSOJiviUo •••••. 9 1 8411!33 WeUstnn .. . •.... 3 4 251 ~ Athetis . , . " .•• , 7 s 754 550 Gallipolis . . . ••. .. 3 4 H8 7Jf1 Jackson .. , ",." I 3 5Z5 ~ NeisonvU!e ••• , " 2 5 264 264 Lagan ..... , •.• 5 5 595028 Pomeroy ...... , 2 5 2511 298 "'Tbere 1. 'l'llat proveo heavier!" Middleport ···-· 3 15311533 Middleport .. · ... I 6240331 Pomeroy ..... ••• 3 6 414 611 FRIDAY'S GAMES: Gallipolis ..... , J a 56S 608 Logan at Athens Middleport at Galllpolls SEOAL VARSrrY Jackson at Nelaonville Tl!lAM w L p OP Pomeroy at Wellltm Welllton .. , ...... 1 1 530 400 SATURDAY'S GAMES: NelsonviUo ..... •. 1 1 435 385 Wabama at Middleport Athena ... , •, ... , 5 2 458 3119 NeiSOBvllle at Albaoy Jacksea ......... 5 2 t30 400 Racine at Pomeroy Don't W1it, Now Ia The Time To Buy or Tr1de. See Emenon Jonea, Melvin Uttle, CIIH Phlllipa, or Eddie Fife. 1965 THUNDERBIRD lANDAU Hardtop. 390 engine. Auto. Trans. Power Steering llld Brakes. Alr Condltlooing. New Car Titla. Low Mileage, 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 ~ Dr. Hard Top. 8 cylinder. Standard Trani. Radlo and Heater. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. HT. 8 eyl Std. Trans. R~dlo and Heater. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 Coov, 8 cyl Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1964 ENGUSH FORD 4 eyL Std. Trana. 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. Tnna. Power Steering. 1\adlo end Heater. 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALLA 4 DOOR ItT. 8 cyl Auto. Trans. Radlo. Power Steering, 1963 PLYMOUTH VALIANT 2,00 2 Dr. 8 eyl Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500 Conv. 8, eyL Std. Trans. Radl~ and Heater. 1962 OlOS f\.85 CUTLASS 2 Ill. A1ltll. Trans. Radio and Heater.•• 1961 ~98-2 Door H.T. Auio. Radio, power ateerlng, power tl. power braltes, Mlny More Ullll Cal'l & :rruckl To Choose fi'GIII . YouAiwaysPeyLnsAt KEITH GOBLE FORD , U~EO <;:A~ ,~ & ~ ~~ LOT Middleport, 0. The Georgia BuDdop dlscovered to their dismay what happens wben a hive of Yellow Jackets Ibe<GIIl4!S aroused. Somebody gets stung. On Dec. 9 Georgia knocked off arcbrlval Georgia Tech 7665, Georgia coach Ken Rosenond was quoted shortly wllo's thereafter as crowing, "Well, that's one, We'll sweep the other two." That made coach Whack Hyder and hive of Yellow Jackets angry. Wry angry. Especially since Georgia teams in football and Iba•;ketball have been rolling over Tech outfits for the past Mlaml whipped Western Michigan, 88-70 at Oxlllrd tn remain unbeaten Ill the Mid· American Conference; Mount Union overcamo Ashland's slew-down tactics for a 64-55 a H-77 walloping at Louloville, despite sopbomort Don May's 33 points; otterbein's Don car· los scored 48 pointa to lead Of.. terbeln to a 95-78 victory ever F"mdlay, and Cleveland State ftnally won its first game after seven lo88es with 1 110.73 decislon at Allegheny of Pl!llllSy~ vllllia. Cincinnati's Don Rolfes scored 21 pomu and sophomore John Howard 20 In the defe~t of Stxth-rnnked Bradley, Cincy 1 Bearcats to a 3!1-27 balfttme lead, and Bradley Rever came closer tban six points thereaffr er., Center Jim Patterson was the big gun for Miami with 2~ points and 14 rebounds, MtalDI ~=~~::f a~r_ ~;; WlUTE PLAfNS, N. Y. fUPI ) .. port Frosh Wedneoday night and emerged -Buster Math is, 266, Grand Rapids, Mich., knocked out school on the MHS gym Door with an 89-56 victory. Mike Bruce, 205, Weslficld, wionlng a tight 34-31 vlctnry Hyder left bls first team in tnstde the last minute. The Jac- until the final minute and Mass. (5); Cleo Daniele, 176, kets bad defeated Wabama at Georgia Tech continued to fast White Plains, N. Y.. oulpoi nted W~a. G Mtt h 11, 15 break and apply a fuU-<!ourt Simon Ramos, I 7:1, Puerto Rico (8); Herschel .Jacobs, 17511 foot w~ ";.t bro~."a ;t-31 press on the Bulldogs through· to ~ a bead 33-3t out, even during the final White Plains, stopped Ronnie Geoffrion, 173',, , Mineola, N. Y, t!'t 30 am ;. left minutes wtth the game out 2), Ute• s:,n assess~ an reach. Mercy-Georgta tentionill foul In its effort style. Ohio Norhrn 94 Capital 7S re atn ssession of the Sonny Dove scored 28 points Sl Norbert 94 HipOJn 74 af~r W:ing it over and hauled down 24 rebounds No Park 85 Carroll 82 IOvtJ Divers, getting two chances pace St. John's to an a2-72 No. Oak St. 81 Cncru, Minn 69 tho cbari line missed the upset of third-ranked St. but bit t~e ,.,;ond to make Joseph's. l;;-o==------.;;;, 34-3! and the game soon .sixth-ranked Bradley fell FIRST ·· Mitchell blgb with 12 Cmcinnatt 85-69, while Detroit's ~~~~~~R __ for the ~nners. Hoffner m.an-to-man defense bothered Haggerty each had 8 for Villanova to no end as the Certified Oil Station UtUe Jackets. TI~n~ won ~t-94. tl , w. Main St, Pomaroy Middleport had led 7.$ "jiiiii!uiiem nms, the no on'-'siiiiiillliliilii;iiii 1 one quarter, 111-l>at the half and II • It was knotted op at25 all alter II three quarters. - - - ' -- -- - - - Denison ia an Ohio Conference c:ontest, and CedarviDe takes on Wilmington in a MiiHlbio Con· ferenco game. IDow bas won eight In a row and 17 straight on its borne court. Carlos, the leading acorer iA the Ohio Conferenoo, was too much ftr Findlay, which trailed all the way. Carlos also conlributed 23 rebounds to outshine Findlay's Dean Trailer, wllo bad 24 points. Mount Unloa Wins led! Mount Union ran Ita record to 10.1 la the victory over Ash· land, althougb Tlm Stark scored 2:1. points for the Eagles, Chick Campbell of Mount wa1 right behind with 20, Cleveland State, wblch had come clos~ te a victory on sev· era! occaSions, earned its first one. in surprisingly easy fashion behind Dave Warren with 25 points, Dennis Link with 24 and Leo Jo~ with 23, In tonghts sparse ochedule, Bowing Green hosts Northern Illinois, North Carolina A T is at Akron, Marietta visits :an J: 28'' 11 January Clearance Confinues 41 Sports Notables to be Honored in Columbus Friday of tbe Packers; Dick Schaf· ratb and Jim Brown of the Cleveland Browos. Blantoa Col· lier, bead coach of the wfll receive an Award of tinction_ Among the collegiate gridders named recipients of Awards Distinction were Steve ' State, Charlie of Michigan o!ak of Princeton Ike Kelley of Ohio State veraity and Gary Lane of Uni· verslty of Missouri. Baseball will be rep:rescnte~ by all-time ueat former Cleveland Indians er, whose pitching exploits earned him a spot in the ball Hall of Fame, and Versalles of the Am e r 1c a League champion Minnesota Twins named Player of tbe Year. tnp.rank:ed small coDege, lip. arth foe Evall!Vflle !MS. Georbe McNeU led tile Salu\:11 wlth 2f) points, IUITenderlaC high-point honors iD E:vaa.. vile's Larry Humes, Wht scored 39. Loyola of Los Angeles added iD Notre Dame's basketbaD woes with a 114>86 conquest. It was the loth consecutive setback for the Figbtiag Irish. FIGHT RESULTS By United Press Int.rnalloaal BJRMINGHAM, EBgland (UP!) - .Jack Bodell, 204, Britain, outpointed Jose JuvlJ• Her, 204, France (10); Wally Swift, 160, Britain, stopped two seasons. Reinnard Dampmann, 160, (.lor. Tba JIOilihlul Yellow Jackets, many 4). WahamaEvens Count with Jacket Frosh we•teno .Pet ~anti8Jl Trace and Wilton jour- Los Angeles ... , 28 22 .560 oeys ~ North GalllaBaltimore ...... 2S 27 COLUMBUS (UP!) - forty· I who II In Europe; Bill Bradley, Here 1 the SVAC standlDBs: San Francisco tne sports notables, Including named College Player of the 21 27 SVAC ALL GAMES ·· · several from the recent post, Year in basketball, and Randy rEM w. L p, OP SL Louis · · · ·· · · · ·19 28 304 will be present Friday night to Matson tf Texu A&M, being !astern ........ 8. 3 706 518 Detrot~~~;.;·i!..fts · receive trophies at tbe ColWII- cited for Outstanding PerformSouUtwestern .. , 6 4 541 543 Philadelphia 110 Detroit 93 bus Touchdown Club's ltth an- aoce of the Year ta Track and Kyger Creek .••• 5 5 547 561 8 to 129 al nual al~sports awards dinner. Field. 8 89 North Gallia .... 3 6 458 ~ os B tlmore Baseball ueat Sandy Jlnufax, Foothall Leeds Usl Hannan Tract , . . 2 g 638 738 (Oaly games scheduled) named the Columbus Athletic Football ts king with 25 varTltanda•'• CJub trophy winner, for leading lous awards to be pre8ented to ' Gam.. SVAC VARSITY Los Angeles at Baltimore the Los Angeles Dodgers to the coaches, college and professionrEAM w. L p OP St Louis vs Detroit at Dallas World Championship, and IIIII' al players and athletic directors !!:astern . . . . . . 6 1 452 :wa others selected for honors will for their conlribuUon or per. Southwestern ••.. 3 2 251283 MINNEAPO!JS.ST. r"'""l be among the missing. formances on the gridiron_ Kyger Creek . . . . 3 2 'IS/ Z91 (UPI) Rookie pitcber Vince Lombard!, named Pro- Professionals to be cited are North Gallia . . . . 1 4 254 302 Morris, 19, signed his fe8Sional Coach of the Year, al· Gale Sayers of the Chicago 'Iannan Tract . . . 1 5 321 391 contract Wednesday with so will be missing, but Norb Bears; Y, A. Tittle, formerly f()TAUI I« 14 1515 IJ15 Minneoota Twins. Hecker, a backfield coach for with tho New Yerk Giants; E1· .~..;:~........iiiiii....iiiiiiiiiiii....-==---==="j the World Champion Green Bay roy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch. for· Packers will be present to re- mer member of the Los Angeles celve the kudos for hts boss. Rams; Jackie Kemp t1 the Buf. SIZZLING 66 FORD SALES BRING Also missing will be former Ialli Bills of the American Foo~ Ohio State University star Tom ball League; Ray Nitschke, Matte of the Haltlmore Colts Herb Adderly, Willie Wood, all RED HO;T Used Car Buys Jackets Upset Bulldogs St. Joseph's is Victim Bearcats Thump Bradley th=~=~n ~~~h By United Pres• llllomaiiGilal The Misseuri Valley Conference basketball race looks Uke Southwestern journeys to Kyger Creek Friday night a three-team affair at thll Ia the only SVAC game of the evening. And a mighty stage of the season, and Clnbig game It Is. cinnatl's Bearcats are right in Winner of this contest will stlll have a chance to the middle. share tbe 1965-66 SVAC title with champion Eastern. With lllf]lrlalng Tulsa bt the The loser will be eliminated. flrst·plaee spot, Cincinnati took . Eastern gained at least 1 over second place Wednesday s~ :,' ~e crownN;: ~~f~ TEAMSVAC R~~ p OP night with an ~9 upset of In- 0 w ns llWI' . a · Bradley and the Bearcats could and Hannan Trace last week Southwestern ·· ·· 4 1!96 164 go on te take the title and an~nd. Th! E:~• oare/;}n ~ ~k ····• ~ ::~~other lrlp to !be NCAA tournarna~~ 81 Kyg'; ~ee~ 011 E te act •• S 4 2Sf 225 ment. Feb 4 N~rnG 1 4 112 170 CinciDnatl scored 13 coosecuIn' first meeUng between MALS a · · · · u U 131 131 Uve points late la the first ball Southwestern and Kyger Creek FRIDAY'S GAME: to break open .the .same enroute Dee .. Ute Hlghlanders won Southweslenl at Kyger Creek to tts, 12th WJn m 14 starts. , 3 011 , thriller at South-tern, 51• Cincy s ooiy los•. In the MVC II. NBA ·s-Inp ws to Tulia, a team the BearBoth teamo enter Frlday"s By Unlled l'nol IDimultfonal cats will meet on their borne big battle with s.z conference Eaotera Dfvllfta floor later in th~ ~amp~lgn, records. Overall, Southwestern w, L Pet. Although the Cmcmnatt·Bradis 11-4 for the )'08r while Kyger Bostnn . :10 13 ley game was the headliner In Creek 11 5-5. Cincinnati :::::·. 31 14 Wednesday night's action, there Three non • league games Pblladelpbia , .. 2B 17 .622 were a few other key contests. are scheduled for SVAC teams New York ...... 14 30 .318 the L. MltcheU, G . . Buddy Moore, M L Rose, J B. Simpson, P S. Schultz, N ·NI.Yie r 11, P :U.C STABS ·• II> collegiate baseball, Bob Wren of Ohio University got the nod as College Coach of Distinction. Steve Arlin of Ohio Stat.o University was tabbed as the College Pitcher of the Year, Rick Monday of Arizona state University, College Player of the Year and Bob Winkles of ' Arizona 'State whose cbarges wtn the NCAA baseball title, was named College Coach of the Year. 1 • TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE Billy Haughton, Oyster Bay New York, was daubed the Harness Horseman of the Year, while Craig Breedlove, Palos Verdes, Calif., and Bob Strampe, Colorado Springs, Colo., are to be honored for their contributions in autn rooing and bowling mn""'ively. Store Hours: 9:00 to 5:00 Mon., Tues., 1\'cd, Fri. SATURDAY, 9 to 9-THURS, 9 00 tu NOO:'l Downie-Gross ,..Home of Arrow Shirts'' May Be Voted Ted W!I"lliams tf Into Hall ofFame Today ::;:_:~:t:~~!~~:~ category, He batted T,706 timeo in 2,292 games during a car'eerll twice Interrupted by IM!rvice as SECOND TIRE L BOSTON (UPIJ -Tempes- high on the Ust tf all·dme hatting average of .344 and tuous Ted WUUams was ellpect.· sluggers In nearly every struck out only 711 times. eel to be elected to baseball's _ _ _ _ ___:c__ _:_:__ _ _ ___:~.....:=.::__ TWO More s·Jtes considered Hall of Fame today by the same baseball writers with wbom be feuded during most of bls brilliant career. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Two the engineers were downtown, The computerized mull• of more site• are under considera· just south of Crosley Fteld and the biennial Hall of Fame tlon for the proposod new sta· the ar.a east of the suspension votiag were iD be announced at dlum here and the suburban bridge to Covington, Ky. I special Fenway Park Blue Ash locatloa wu otlli ia The firm studied 30 locatioDI ence by Hy Hurwitz, national the running. before drawing up its prelim· secretary-treasurer of the Base- Vogt-lvors of Cincinnati, and !nary report. The linal report ball Writers' Association and Papesh of Cleve- is due Feb. l America. consulting engineers, Moo- The Cincinnati RReds, counted The conlerence Is two new sites as pas-- on ss one of the prime users for 10 a.m. EST. and dismis.•ed two of the proposed 60,000.seat !aCharles (Red) FuffJDB, sites In Blue Asb u inferior lo- cillty, have hired a Sl Louts Campanella, Joe mucky) cations. firm to make an Independeal wick and Pee Wee Reese were But the Stadium Steering study of four possible sites. others expected tn rank h;gh on Committee later In the day said Reds owner Bill DeWitt said the 11116 ballot o1ter mi:~tlng lhe Blue Ash locate was stU! Monday the study was being selection in both the biennial being ooruldered because of made by Harland, Bartholomew voting and 1 opecial runoff new information about the area and Associates. electinn ~b named Luke presented In lt, He said the .. parate otudy Appling In a Cooperstnwn, The firms proposed the Mok. was ot enable the Reds "to N.Y., niche ln 1964, Country Club In suburb- evaluate properly any com1mil·ll There seemed Utue Bond Hili and the lrl-eounty ments which the ball club may that Williams, rated one of in nearby Springdale. be 88ked tn make In connection great left.ltancled sluggers of Other prime sites Usted witho ~a.;::~::~ Ume and the last of the •400 iii bitters when be batted .406 in CARRY 1MI, would be named iD the OUT Hall of Fame in his llrat year t1 eliglbillty. WllllaDll rettred near tho end of the 19110 seasotL Having spent au hio major Ieque y ears with tho Bosten Red SoL WUlfllllll waa a six-time LOCllteclllnitl., Pomeroy-IMHn Bridge Amerfean Ltague cbamptoa, a folD'-tlmt (Nett To Dalrv ValleJI) I'Ull klllc, ~ IWlHima OPI!N 7:00 AM TO 9:00 PM DAILY nluabio player (11118 and 00) and a twiMime triple crown winner, Jo 00 wbea be batted JH 1ltth • homen and 137 I'UIII batlfd lt andjn lNT when OWned li Operated By lit. JO awrage lnclllifid 3! OFF when you bu~, lhe first lire at price listetl Exira traction-exira wear . ·i:, Famous Goodyear Ali·Weatber tires • Super-sdpplntl' !read for wet or drJ 1011da o Extr11-safe 3-r DJ!oa lillrll hnd7 • Exfla·lllileaxv ' NO MODYDOWN",SJ2S WEEKLY BUYS AP.IUJU HORAK HORAK CARRY OUT II boi!l*i.~ ~:"- GEORGE & UZ HORAK . ' RIZER OIL CO. ~no Home Owned & Operated You'U Uke Our Service WY 2·2101 Pome1ey, 0. �. ' I River News 1---------- for election Rt>nf'fit Basketball (~ame is Postponed .1 , !j ; ·' ' . \· I as Republican : h duled to be played tonight I . ' . .. . ' •'' I I 968 D 11 s u 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 20, 1 4--- "_!_"n_ ne _, --~------- -------Elmer F. Jones Atbe•• l College Basketball Results I Roohester Tech 86 Ithoca ao_ South Sl \ realtor, IUed pedtions today I The bent!fit basketball game! By Unlled Prets lnletnltional "''*""''"'·-"-*"*"·"'"'"'1 . :..., ' . ' ' .. I . Women's Guild Meets at Church ' Georgia Tt!Ch 19 Geor.lltl East I Stale Cealral Committeeman sc e te n I Tenn Tech. 1111 Chttnoga . 11 ' GtDit .....Una• -. Gollipotisl In the "'" !Oib Coogre,.tonol i between the Racine Volun r St. Jhn'•, NY 82 St _JO!t, Pa Loui~vllle 94 Dayton Tl Dam 12.0, 13.1, runnmg 5 feet , District ' firemen and Southern lllgh [ Geneva 64 Grove City 63 Ovt. , A alachian 106 Pfeiffer 68 on rollers, Pomeroy _ Mason . ' School faculty has been post- ~ Cleve. St. HO Allegheny 73 ,/.':,, Ntl Tdm nMmphl St i1 I I20.85, 28'.· Pt. Pleasant 24.03, Hmton Aitlloqb he Is ""lnl his •poned. Fairmont ?t Calli., Pa. 68 · ! 69 Kanawha Falls 2.56 rising 1 third term fnm old dilltrltl I, Firemen said the cont..t has Cornell 98 Colgate 83 ~~![rrv 1s.77, London, Mar:' 11 thlo will be the first elec- been resisted neKt Thursdny, \ MIT 83 New Hmp•ahire !6 I1 a.:.rleston met and Winfield datru wete , tion of &be aew District, whlcb January 2?, at 7 p.m. at the 1 Windham 73 Hawthorne 67 E ULAI ! or the sllls. 1 now Includes Washlnglon, Per· _Junior High School gymnasium. ' Harvard 74 Dartmouth 70 RG 1Boat Movements: ', ry and Moraau counties. With Kings Point 80 Dartmouth 7L Certified Oil Statien Ohio River _ OVEC down 13 1 these three add1Uona! counTO MEET TONIGHT Rider 86 Westch.,ter St. 75 w. Moln II. ,..,,,., 4 1tb the Drill· . . J d , ' ties combined w The Candy Striper! of Veter· , DD't(rc " '_xo~ l ~1~ec~h~5~5~P~en~n:__M~II._:3~~""'""'""'""'""'"'"'""'""'rt:l . 13 5 50 1 5 15 8 : ~ ·· . ---~13 ' 6:2o] al eight counties, the lltb dis- am:; Memorial Hospital will meet ~ a. m... :'~ ll · ter up j4 · z. lrlct becomes the largest dis- there at 7:3 p. m. tonight. ~;,. m., 0 Reta 1.'"ble uP 15, '1:5o\ trlct, area wise, lo the State. •.w a. m., a. m.: Charles Stevenson up l_ , . _._... Southrn Ill. U. 79 Evnsvill 65 16, 6 a. m. ; Andre Calhoun . · Detroit 101 Villanova 94 down 17, 5:20 . m.; Philip DRIVER CHARGED Cln<1nnati 85 Bradley 69 Sporn up 17, 1:50 a. m.: Buck: llelen Hicks, !!, Pomeroy,l,._........ State up 18, 6:10 a. m., be d .. h k ·/fhe Evans Packing company, producers of French _City Bra~d Meats, is the first eye Queen City down 18, 6;40 a.m.; has en charge wut rec -. BRAND NAME n{ql acldn !ant to be approved under the new Ohio statewtde meat Inspection Jefferson down 211. 3:60 a. m.; less operaUon by Pomeroy po1 0 P ~ee will be listed as Establishment No. 1, Ohto Inspected and Ap~roved. Harvey Jordon down 20, 6:30 a. lie~ as the res~lt of a one-car i ~e~:e~· during Tuesday ceremonies at the plant are, left to nght: Dr. John Rtchard· m.: w..tern up 2o, 6:10 a. m.; ace~dent In wh1ch she was In· I iol! who will sup•rvise the statewide program; Mr. Harland Marhn, president of The St. Mary'• down 20, 7:10 1 . m.: ..Jved Tuesday mght on Eaot Ev~ns Packing Company; Mr. Jolm Stackhouse. Dtrector of Agrtc~lture, Mr. J. Tim R. down 21, 8:20 . m.. Mam·st. Mrs. lltcks " slated to l Now In Progress . Fvans Executive VICe-President nf The Evans Packmg Company, and Dr. Harry Pollv Vickers down 33, 5:45 a.m.; appell.r before Mayor Charles ' <ioldsteiu, Chief of Division of Animal Industry. Onward down !3. 6: I! a. m.: E1- l.egar January 22. I 1 ! :row doo;; I 'I ..._...,="'-=="'1 Shoe Sale (Myar•·J :E p k' B . vans ac mg F' ecomes l l Me IrS . : To Be Approved Under New ' Thr Evans P:~cking Company llhe r:alllpolls pl~nl ffl T;JCsd~~ i ol. G~iH!JOlis, produrers of ' were the me~ an o c~~! wroFrench Citv Brand Meats, Is hold a vital mt!rest In p · · 1 1· d h0 will be responst isha woods up Greenup 7:30 p. Plant ~p; 1:~:on~- ~~~~~n:·:p g~:~: ~a~io~al EupB:~~e~p ~~~~~~e~d a is F'rieberger down Greenup 7:50 a m . Peg•y Downey down · ·• D Grf>enup 8:30 a. m.; Southern down Meldahl 8 p.m.; Estern down Meldahl 3:35 p. m.; J. S Lewis down Meldahl 5:20 · p. m.: Steel Ranger down Mel· dah l 6:50 p. m. ; Defender up MeJd aII1 8 p. m.; M'IU Susan up Meldahl 11 p. m.: Valvoline up Meldahl 2:50 a. m.; Sally Polk , up Meldahl 4 : 4~ a. m. Gallipoli!l Dam - Edeana 1 Bosworth up 9:30 p. m.: Walter Berkjord up 11 p.m. ; RrimestOne down 5:1.1 a. m.; L. F'ie5·40 . I Wd oCrhe'ldup d. a7. ·1m0 ., '· a e , I crs own . a. m. I Kanawha Rivt'r - Aeaver i down London 1:10 a. m.: Sol- I in results of the biennial bal- \'ay up Lllndon, 2:21. a.m.; Lucy If your group is looking for a way ll•ing boyond tit)' •ottr IIICJIMP 1o• know, thtft, Nw lmpttlOnlllll fO h•wt lu't tht rftht pump for pour woter 1upply. A. h~np lhcrt will ti~t yov oil tht wottr •nd p11111.1tt you nttd; o P>~llll) tl'lor OJMrollli tflltientl~ o11d eeontlnl,•lly. 1hot'• wily we IWI• 11151 ~o~< uJ.t pump be on OlYMPIAN by Mytrl. Only OUMPIAN pvtllp• Ji•t )'tl Ltodenh ip Perlormonce, Adwonud ~ntinnr• lng. Tcilortd ~tltction, 01 Fvll Value Pri,ing . to A-Way for an evening of Roller Skating. PIAN pump1 dt1ig11td for rht pump urlr . fvll d•loil& on tickets and deer $70.00. PRICES START $lQP5 a success. Full Drug Store Service For More Information Phone: CHES 5 TER 985·358 or 985-4061 i up \ Rt. 1 Gal11 pohs: Edward M m. Wednesday on Rl 33 one d eight - tenths miles nnr • f the Meig'. Athens county (e m Athens county. Spaulldmg, Cheshire; Mrs. Hnn- dolph Blackburn. Ht. I Vinton; D'Ies Th ursday cat hv Tucker, Addison; Keith 1'tir' patrol s::ud the car drlv- w. c"tark, ( heshtre . Mrs. Beech- Delmar L. Darst. ~9, of ~en by John V Fox, ~7, Bethel er 1. Dav 1s, Vmton, Mrs. Mary shire passed away th1s morm~g Park, Pa., was passmg the s. Planls. Pl. }'\casanl; Mrs. at Meigs "eneral Hospital m semi operated by Russell J. Alvie c. Burk-~y , Rt. 1 West Pomeroy. Born June 10, HllB, at Young, 43, Charleston,\~ . . Va. Columbia: Charles L. ~iekcn'3, Cheshire, he worke? as a earas the two so uthbound \ e~tcles Pt. Pli'asant ; Mrs. Ke1lh ::"11r.- penter In constructiOn work. approached a narrow bndge. Clun~. Hartrord;. Mrs. Frank J. l Surviving are his ,>arents, Mr. Offic:ers staled that Fox a[J· Riffe.G;~\Ilpo\s F'erry; Mrs.i l and Mrs. Ray DRrst, Cheshire; 1 · his brakes and lo6t control Hrold F.. Somer ville, Pt. Pleas- his wife, Virginia: fiv e ch ildren, I, hi<> car. Th~ vehicle tan u_ 1,1· : sanl : Mrs. Earl R. Pinkerton, Mrs. Donald (Joyce) Newell nf the left ~1de of lhe sem J s Ht 7. Ironton; Mrs . Bertha 1.. Gallipolis; Mrs. Leslie {Karen I !trailer. There was heavy d;ml -1Baum. Ht. 1, Long Bottom; J IIdghes. Ravenswood, asd the car and _ m_mor to Mrs. Kenm~th R. Gregory, HI. Kathy . Jrrry and David, all at ·No one wa~ ln]Ur_rd .l :l Welbton. r-.·Jrs. Charles home; brothers and sisters, Mn. was _charged wtth b lm- ~ Wood, Ironton; Joseph Y. Nay- Charles ·Kal.hlecnl Williams, 0 , passmg and_posteo-1 °. ~ lor, Ravens"'ood: Charles M. \ Middlepor t; Kenneth Darst~ Jan. 26 '" Alhtns ! Rowland , Rt. I Hamden : Miss Middleport: Hobart Darst, Daycourt. .. diWanda 1.. Ros siter, Scottown; 1ton · Mrs. Ju'"s (Ann) Biron, car co 11 lSJtm mTurre 1 s ·I -~ J 1 ' · "'d d . K 'I ~1rs . •Jnhn 1. c me1......-r, r., I!lm01s and two grandchildren. a. m. v1 e nes ay m an- R 3 s h p · 1 M N h1 when southbound kmes A. Dl.l d. out Ill Ol2n :Pedrs. Moa , Funeral arra ngE>me~tss are , 1 1 1_ e aw er. . , ro; rs .l in clwrge M 11awhn;!:-Coats 72 . Pt · PI easan · s ar. W'll" M H II I t '1 1 · be an- 1 1 uam . a .. ron on; "r~ . ~·uneral hilme and will rna ken~ha · IedrI h'l.urn oHIf thlde ulll1'JI ar d ,.1' •. s Jackson 1 , prou~e. . noum·ed I 1 ' i POMli!OY . he's "first aide" to the family! \ Whether it's a roll 'I • of adhesive or the Don't order a big cube VS Don't order a floor-mounted shift Don't order special fiat·comerlng suspension Don't order sporty red·strlpe tires All that's standard to begin with on a Chevelle SS 396 whatever your health needs, your lervoyou well, fast! l a: d u.rc Boy's Size 9 to I · Wedge Crepe !ales lllrs: Er~~esl Gro" and Mrs. W. Orvillo Rader. tilt hosltss to the above and Mrs. Stanley Ba9S, Mrs. Mas. on Fisher, Mrs. Elwood Bowers and two children, Tommy .,•• ~ ers and Sandra Rousll.. TENNIS OXFORDS e U. Blue, Black •Dk. Blue, While, Red Blatk--Brown 4to 10 \ ... ITAIIIJ 7tol1 LOAFERS $].81 pr. OXFOIDS-LOAFERS ... $9.99 .. *l" ... ' 2 ,.. •a.oo Boys ...... II\ $3··· ,.. $4··· . . . m Min's I. F. Goodrich INSULATED BOOTS .,.. rtolt *10·00 SPECIAL SALE PRICE! pr Men'• 'the atandard en!!lae In both the Cheve1Je SS conmUble and hardtop loa 396·cublc·lncb Turbo-Jet \'S with 325 bp. The atuulard tran~mis.r.ion iRa fully 1yncbronized 8-speed. with floor-mounted stirk fihift, (YH, you tan order a 4·1peed or Powerglide. Strato·blttket rront seat• and coniOie, too.) And lhe ISS 396 chuois ....,. complete with firm-rid in«, ltat· eoraering: 8UfiP811Noa. and wide·base wheels with rod·olripe n7loa Ures. 11 fh!ollle ldnd rl.no-pnmi!Jo rood madllne you'relookln«lorT Drop into your dealer's 1114 JOitd g a ·blldl&rilleloward ID opea lkttcb ol blgbwor. You'D lad out-quick. calli ster, Sr., Mrs. Dwilht Parker, Mrs. Antone Lucke, Mrs. Geraid Wildermuth, Mrr. Clifford Ebersbach and a auest, Mrs. lla 12'h to 10 Men's In 1892, students at tbe Springfield, Mass., Y M C A . OSfeSS play>d the first official baske~ ~ i ball game. The game was I (, inven ted by Dr. James Nal.. The JOF elass met Tuesday mith to provide indoor exercise. Masters, devotion9, ''The New flight at the home of Mr~. C. F. - --- ----~-·-----~- · -- Year," taken from the Scnet Tompkins, Spring Ave. Marie H. Ebersbach for rememhranc~ Place, were led by Mrs. Kapthapman, president, was in( es at Christmas. ple. Memben answered roll tha.fge of the meeting which op- Donations were received from call with resolutions ;~s a r·!lr=stned with devotlona by Grace Mrs. H. B. Smith and Ml9! lian. A gift of $25 wao o•1ot to Campbell, who read on article Sybll Ehersbach. Mrs. .Llonao the McKinley Indian Mission, ~The Months Hold a Meeting'' Custer was named as the Toppenish, Wash. NP-w pro*nd a poem, "A Look At Life. " 1flower chairman. Projects for gram guides for 1966 were di::r Members responded to roll the coming year were discuss- trlbuted and the theme fol" the &-ilh an achievemest the past ed. [Year lo "Life In Abundance." ;ear. ' JlefreshmenLII were served Mrs. Masters conduded .J stu1A report of the past year was durhag a social hour by Mrs. dy on ml!llsions in the United livF" by Mro. Evert! Thomas, Tt>'llpkins •~'lsted by Mrs. Lu- States and Mrs. Leifheit eon· tl!!lolng treasurer. Thank you cille B. Hawkino. Present were ducted a Bible quiz. ..II!, were read from the Dry· the above and Mrs. Jed Welt- Refreohmenlll were served by w-• GIRlS LOAFERS OCie y Mrs. Jerry Masters, magazi~e chairman; Mrs. Con. rad Ohlinger, Oower rWid chairman, and Mrs. Harold Smith, Dolly DU1ila chall'lll811. Following prayer by Mrs. ljlt familJ for kindoe.os at !he death of Mrs. Bryant, and from Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mrs. H. E. ¢oo!,er, Ml" Elsie M. Hart, Dollar Days II' f ant inside mirror • TWO·tpt:tCI t olectric wipers lor bitter visibility In a downpour • WIMthitld washers • eack-up light~; · --------------------------------'"'"-·--·--·-·---- ....... w. MAIN STREET COSTUME JEWELRY Wedge Crepe Solts • NOW 34-6903 r .•\. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY POMEROY ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- · PHONE ' _· PAIR_sz.aa , I I Y2 N. 2nd Ave. ( .Jt: ONLY eBig12lb. GAS Load ClpiCity drieo Clolhoa lo!::• PENNY·f PRICE A·LOAD • G,OESSLER RfiiiER ARCnCS . WY 2·212~ 00 PRICI $229.95 WOIK SHOES 8" ........ $9.88 pr. 6" .......... $7....pr. Allldlldl ot our, IIIII Dill pllet ... at JOU Chevrolet 4eller's Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy D • Corvalr • Corvette -- REG. Glovtl.elthtr £11ht ltoturta now ollndord lor your added ulely: Stat bolts front and rtar • Padded lnstru· mont panel • Padded sun•vJaors • Outside mirror (Uit It alwaya before Ptl"lng) • Shotter-ttlitl· •• ' ·JANUARY GlOve Leather liclty; JQF Cfass ("When something happy happens, It's Bulova · _watch time!"· 112 I. Main . I H DG634 Swisher, & Lohse Rexall Drugs 1 rs. Tompkrns Robinson's 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You lo st~p Witht~ the I Ro bert J. Cain, Mr!i, Bel'tha l orfi~E'rs for the new year clear dJsLanre. No one D , K' b 1 J C k M · were mstalled by the Evangel~Jured . Ta... ars.. . 1m er yy . oo . r!l. . · . h m . ·~ re wa,; uunor M . E D . R' 1 d Do ine Missmnarv• Soctety· .o1 t e bofh h" • orns . ovts, 1 c tar w, 1 1o v~ .lr ('5 . . DebrrJ L. Gilman, Ben Grayman, Pomeroy ~hurch of Chn!it Tue!-;V.t dnesday mi ~1 ~h ~ . M J h day evenmg at the home of arrests . k 1 R 1 I"1 (' I . ~ ~ rs . , , ar1rs r~ . 11 a 11 , . l's. o n P aIriC ' - ya· ,a - c· fl o k' 1.. Mrs. Milton Housh. Symc-w.r. . , s tns, M rs . 1••1ary 'I " . HUL.t· • . 1 , . an .uu 1o -~ ... -n! E 1 Mrs. JAG Bryan, outgo1ng pre"!, f a1 1ure 1o oR) ~h . 11 1 1 ff . 1 .lrd t lift' , • mmts . , ones, ar ra ',c ~tgna :I Cl t n I F. Kink~:r. Mr ~ Okrv M. Lan- · ident. called the met>ting to coun,. y . JIJvent ~--' cour on 1de , . d. M ll .rs, ,n1rs_ 1.•eon.tr arcum, order end Mrs. Helen Leifheit 11 1 31 \1111 l<l":l urs · ' John L. Millrr, Mrs. otis B. installed Mr~. A. L. ~help~. 1 speedmg, bonded · · 1 J to Ran doIpI1, 'I n rs. J mes S. Reea. pre!!ident ·. Mrs . Rough . , vice 1 1 :~pe~r .~ ~unjc ~ co~t M~~ -~ Sr., Mrs H. Mac Sawyer, Mrs. president; MI'8. J.oui~ O!=borne, dl ; ~VI d-C e~ I1; \ : h ; 3- ~ James G. Smllh, William G. secretary, and Mrs. Bryan, epor :· an ar ·. mtt ' , . Thorns. Gladys M. Thomas, I treasurer. Oak 11111, both speedmg. bonded William H. Wyant, Lowell II. I Committees for the year were to 1 Mrs. Dav1"d R. Karrn amed by 1Mrs • Phel~ J appear 21 m mumcopal court on z·:..Ieger, , ... lncludan. · and infant son. ing Mrs. Denver KappJ~, pub- • DRYER Model Officers are Installed by hS . ONE-DAY SERVICI ON REQUEST pharmacist will · · ----- Ch SHIRT FINISHING SERVIa life-saving drug, 1 tm. am Birtlh• I "'· Chesler. Iall-i slop and glrurk the back ! Mr .•. Willard K Sprouse, JackFerrell cor. I ~ d d patrol cited Smallwoml l son. son, .d:. a.m. We nes ay. Jan. 21, in Gallipolis ' Dl h d I court ""-a rharge ! ~h ·.tsackner, Mrs. ' PHILCO Automatic Gas FINEST most hard ·lo-g~t v.l · -•n I YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! l . "Everything In Hardware" 1:30 Delmar Darst HURRY! ••• to FOREMAN & ABBOn anti HE'S HERE TO SERVE AT e Bridg I w. EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Available Monday, Tu11day or Thurs. Officers of the Gallipohs State Highway Patrol post investigated an accident involvmg a car and~ ' semi-tractor - trailer at eon 33 LEATHER SUPPLY Kenny W1wln....., Y..,.._ 111 2nd St. ,,....., I Joting announcf'd by officials J<1ne Lucas up Marmet 11 : lO i of thr Basrball Wrilrrs' As- p. m.: 0. F Shearer down ' I,MAIN ST. S•• ,·atlon of America. Hfl was Marmet 3:20 a. m. ; Allen R. ' t;ntered 11osp1tal ~· ~~I~;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::::J~ namt>d on 226 of ~trl ballots , Merrill up Winfield 11:50 p.m.j PPrsons en!rnng Jlulzrr Hos-1 cast by veteran serlbt's, 93.3 -- --~~ pihll during lhe last 24 hours well over the 75 per cent he inclm!eed Mrs. Thomas E. Ma!l needed for seleclion. ters 224 Fourth Ave : Mrs. Linnie ~I. Wmston, 857 Th1rd Ave.; F'' '· ·.· " ·.,,..• ., ·--;-· :.. -~"'"~":;:"l~ Mrs. Edna M. !,ovr, Park CcnLral Hotel. Mrs. Louis E Cox, • BRW HDWE. & /!Vtr..,OUMPJAN pvmp1 Ol This includes personal music and hymns to nelp make your party I too~ r8ise money, look into renting the Skat~ 200 •II • elwwht'' if you wont. But don't b~r 11n1il y011'•1 tttn Jht odvontogt\ of Ol YM- · Sell I I fled# PUMPS Mariin l pmldc.nt· .;,d also Zimmer up Greenup 3:15 a.m.; II0Sp11. a1 NeWS At Narrow l 1 I I OLYMPIAN 0. Middleport, St~~ean~~?.g~~~-~ ~:d~~~~~2i!~;~~·r~! F6.'~'5~·;:·:m~.=====~::::::::::-::--:--:-:: ~ 1 ;n~d MONEY RAISING PROJECT aresident of' Ohio Mea't Packers p . t' I th ast two Assoc1a ton (If e P ' the first meal packing Pan . IO IJ!:ram an w . -\'ears _ and Mr. J. Tlm Ev~ ; Ohio to be approved t_mdcr thc \ble for its ope~~l!~. J ohn ·:lns. Executive vice president . rww · statewirle m~at mspert_km ·l These inclu~e. r. . _' . ~hare uf Markcl.ing-, vuho ,- program. The Ev·:ms Paekmg Stackhouse, Director of Agncu\ 110 dgth bill n Important · · ·1 b 1· d fs t nd a member or Govern- term!' e a . Company WJ I f.' tst_r <IS ~ -~ ure a ' . se ::.te In insuring the public of tabli!hrr,ent No. 1, Ohto lnsped· or Rh~des Chabmet un,der ~h~fi· ' ll'O~ meat products produced d an d ·\pprnved · . f' . directiOn .. 1 ht Ce newA aw · rt.antu Oi-. r·'under sanitary condlllons. Tile voluntary program, !Mt. HaP opp. SSIS : 'fiffh is a step forward in ' <lk ·lll'Cior 11f Agrlrul~ure: Dr: _H~r. . .. lng meal inspection un iform tor ~y Goldstem, Chtc-f of Dt~ISI~~ ~· '-:;_>--;·_.;.,,;:.~,x.-1-~ P' \, . :'{;:'<-' r;:_:--c4~, the whole statr of Ohio, was rr-,of Animal Industry, who 19 BOSTON lUPI) -The WIcently passed by the GenPr<_tl dired charge or ~~ progra~: tlon'11 basrhall wrlt.en torl~y Assembly of the State of Gluo a~d Dr. J?hn Rlchards~n wl 0 tlected their biggest crlhe, Jnd became eHective Sept. 15. w11l supervise the s.tatewl~ne pr~ retirfd slul!ger Ttd Williams 1965. .~rnm under Dr. (Jflidstei . to baseball's Hall of Fame. ur cerc...-nhnles nt Representing the Evans Pack· ---------·Wllliums, 47, wall! an over- - - - - - - - whelming thoiee for enshrine'c ct'dent mrnl at Coopml<iwu, N. Y.. A THE SHOE BOX ' JEWElRY ST,ORE ' Alr Pluff Waah 'II Well' .,._ FOREMAN & ABBOll· WYWUI ......, e3Cyclt Regular Fabric N. 2nd A,._ ~. · �. ' I River News 1---------- for election Rt>nf'fit Basketball (~ame is Postponed .1 , !j ; ·' ' . \· I as Republican : h duled to be played tonight I . ' . .. . ' •'' I I 968 D 11 s u 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 20, 1 4--- "_!_"n_ ne _, --~------- -------Elmer F. Jones Atbe•• l College Basketball Results I Roohester Tech 86 Ithoca ao_ South Sl \ realtor, IUed pedtions today I The bent!fit basketball game! By Unlled Prets lnletnltional "''*""''"'·-"-*"*"·"'"'"'1 . :..., ' . ' ' .. I . Women's Guild Meets at Church ' Georgia Tt!Ch 19 Geor.lltl East I Stale Cealral Committeeman sc e te n I Tenn Tech. 1111 Chttnoga . 11 ' GtDit .....Una• -. Gollipotisl In the "'" !Oib Coogre,.tonol i between the Racine Volun r St. Jhn'•, NY 82 St _JO!t, Pa Loui~vllle 94 Dayton Tl Dam 12.0, 13.1, runnmg 5 feet , District ' firemen and Southern lllgh [ Geneva 64 Grove City 63 Ovt. , A alachian 106 Pfeiffer 68 on rollers, Pomeroy _ Mason . ' School faculty has been post- ~ Cleve. St. HO Allegheny 73 ,/.':,, Ntl Tdm nMmphl St i1 I I20.85, 28'.· Pt. Pleasant 24.03, Hmton Aitlloqb he Is ""lnl his •poned. Fairmont ?t Calli., Pa. 68 · ! 69 Kanawha Falls 2.56 rising 1 third term fnm old dilltrltl I, Firemen said the cont..t has Cornell 98 Colgate 83 ~~![rrv 1s.77, London, Mar:' 11 thlo will be the first elec- been resisted neKt Thursdny, \ MIT 83 New Hmp•ahire !6 I1 a.:.rleston met and Winfield datru wete , tion of &be aew District, whlcb January 2?, at 7 p.m. at the 1 Windham 73 Hawthorne 67 E ULAI ! or the sllls. 1 now Includes Washlnglon, Per· _Junior High School gymnasium. ' Harvard 74 Dartmouth 70 RG 1Boat Movements: ', ry and Moraau counties. With Kings Point 80 Dartmouth 7L Certified Oil Statien Ohio River _ OVEC down 13 1 these three add1Uona! counTO MEET TONIGHT Rider 86 Westch.,ter St. 75 w. Moln II. ,..,,,., 4 1tb the Drill· . . J d , ' ties combined w The Candy Striper! of Veter· , DD't(rc " '_xo~ l ~1~ec~h~5~5~P~en~n:__M~II._:3~~""'""'""'""'""'"'"'""'""'rt:l . 13 5 50 1 5 15 8 : ~ ·· . ---~13 ' 6:2o] al eight counties, the lltb dis- am:; Memorial Hospital will meet ~ a. m... :'~ ll · ter up j4 · z. lrlct becomes the largest dis- there at 7:3 p. m. tonight. ~;,. m., 0 Reta 1.'"ble uP 15, '1:5o\ trlct, area wise, lo the State. •.w a. m., a. m.: Charles Stevenson up l_ , . _._... Southrn Ill. U. 79 Evnsvill 65 16, 6 a. m. ; Andre Calhoun . · Detroit 101 Villanova 94 down 17, 5:20 . m.; Philip DRIVER CHARGED Cln<1nnati 85 Bradley 69 Sporn up 17, 1:50 a. m.: Buck: llelen Hicks, !!, Pomeroy,l,._........ State up 18, 6:10 a. m., be d .. h k ·/fhe Evans Packing company, producers of French _City Bra~d Meats, is the first eye Queen City down 18, 6;40 a.m.; has en charge wut rec -. BRAND NAME n{ql acldn !ant to be approved under the new Ohio statewtde meat Inspection Jefferson down 211. 3:60 a. m.; less operaUon by Pomeroy po1 0 P ~ee will be listed as Establishment No. 1, Ohto Inspected and Ap~roved. Harvey Jordon down 20, 6:30 a. lie~ as the res~lt of a one-car i ~e~:e~· during Tuesday ceremonies at the plant are, left to nght: Dr. John Rtchard· m.: w..tern up 2o, 6:10 a. m.; ace~dent In wh1ch she was In· I iol! who will sup•rvise the statewide program; Mr. Harland Marhn, president of The St. Mary'• down 20, 7:10 1 . m.: ..Jved Tuesday mght on Eaot Ev~ns Packing Company; Mr. Jolm Stackhouse. Dtrector of Agrtc~lture, Mr. J. Tim R. down 21, 8:20 . m.. Mam·st. Mrs. lltcks " slated to l Now In Progress . Fvans Executive VICe-President nf The Evans Packmg Company, and Dr. Harry Pollv Vickers down 33, 5:45 a.m.; appell.r before Mayor Charles ' <ioldsteiu, Chief of Division of Animal Industry. Onward down !3. 6: I! a. m.: E1- l.egar January 22. I 1 ! :row doo;; I 'I ..._...,="'-=="'1 Shoe Sale (Myar•·J :E p k' B . vans ac mg F' ecomes l l Me IrS . : To Be Approved Under New ' Thr Evans P:~cking Company llhe r:alllpolls pl~nl ffl T;JCsd~~ i ol. G~iH!JOlis, produrers of ' were the me~ an o c~~! wroFrench Citv Brand Meats, Is hold a vital mt!rest In p · · 1 1· d h0 will be responst isha woods up Greenup 7:30 p. Plant ~p; 1:~:on~- ~~~~~n:·:p g~:~: ~a~io~al EupB:~~e~p ~~~~~~e~d a is F'rieberger down Greenup 7:50 a m . Peg•y Downey down · ·• D Grf>enup 8:30 a. m.; Southern down Meldahl 8 p.m.; Estern down Meldahl 3:35 p. m.; J. S Lewis down Meldahl 5:20 · p. m.: Steel Ranger down Mel· dah l 6:50 p. m. ; Defender up MeJd aII1 8 p. m.; M'IU Susan up Meldahl 11 p. m.: Valvoline up Meldahl 2:50 a. m.; Sally Polk , up Meldahl 4 : 4~ a. m. Gallipoli!l Dam - Edeana 1 Bosworth up 9:30 p. m.: Walter Berkjord up 11 p.m. ; RrimestOne down 5:1.1 a. m.; L. F'ie5·40 . I Wd oCrhe'ldup d. a7. ·1m0 ., '· a e , I crs own . a. m. I Kanawha Rivt'r - Aeaver i down London 1:10 a. m.: Sol- I in results of the biennial bal- \'ay up Lllndon, 2:21. a.m.; Lucy If your group is looking for a way ll•ing boyond tit)' •ottr IIICJIMP 1o• know, thtft, Nw lmpttlOnlllll fO h•wt lu't tht rftht pump for pour woter 1upply. A. h~np lhcrt will ti~t yov oil tht wottr •nd p11111.1tt you nttd; o P>~llll) tl'lor OJMrollli tflltientl~ o11d eeontlnl,•lly. 1hot'• wily we IWI• 11151 ~o~< uJ.t pump be on OlYMPIAN by Mytrl. Only OUMPIAN pvtllp• Ji•t )'tl Ltodenh ip Perlormonce, Adwonud ~ntinnr• lng. Tcilortd ~tltction, 01 Fvll Value Pri,ing . to A-Way for an evening of Roller Skating. PIAN pump1 dt1ig11td for rht pump urlr . fvll d•loil& on tickets and deer $70.00. PRICES START $lQP5 a success. Full Drug Store Service For More Information Phone: CHES 5 TER 985·358 or 985-4061 i up \ Rt. 1 Gal11 pohs: Edward M m. Wednesday on Rl 33 one d eight - tenths miles nnr • f the Meig'. Athens county (e m Athens county. Spaulldmg, Cheshire; Mrs. Hnn- dolph Blackburn. Ht. I Vinton; D'Ies Th ursday cat hv Tucker, Addison; Keith 1'tir' patrol s::ud the car drlv- w. c"tark, ( heshtre . Mrs. Beech- Delmar L. Darst. ~9, of ~en by John V Fox, ~7, Bethel er 1. Dav 1s, Vmton, Mrs. Mary shire passed away th1s morm~g Park, Pa., was passmg the s. Planls. Pl. }'\casanl; Mrs. at Meigs "eneral Hospital m semi operated by Russell J. Alvie c. Burk-~y , Rt. 1 West Pomeroy. Born June 10, HllB, at Young, 43, Charleston,\~ . . Va. Columbia: Charles L. ~iekcn'3, Cheshire, he worke? as a earas the two so uthbound \ e~tcles Pt. Pli'asant ; Mrs. Ke1lh ::"11r.- penter In constructiOn work. approached a narrow bndge. Clun~. Hartrord;. Mrs. Frank J. l Surviving are his ,>arents, Mr. Offic:ers staled that Fox a[J· Riffe.G;~\Ilpo\s F'erry; Mrs.i l and Mrs. Ray DRrst, Cheshire; 1 · his brakes and lo6t control Hrold F.. Somer ville, Pt. Pleas- his wife, Virginia: fiv e ch ildren, I, hi<> car. Th~ vehicle tan u_ 1,1· : sanl : Mrs. Earl R. Pinkerton, Mrs. Donald (Joyce) Newell nf the left ~1de of lhe sem J s Ht 7. Ironton; Mrs . Bertha 1.. Gallipolis; Mrs. Leslie {Karen I !trailer. There was heavy d;ml -1Baum. Ht. 1, Long Bottom; J IIdghes. Ravenswood, asd the car and _ m_mor to Mrs. Kenm~th R. Gregory, HI. Kathy . Jrrry and David, all at ·No one wa~ ln]Ur_rd .l :l Welbton. r-.·Jrs. Charles home; brothers and sisters, Mn. was _charged wtth b lm- ~ Wood, Ironton; Joseph Y. Nay- Charles ·Kal.hlecnl Williams, 0 , passmg and_posteo-1 °. ~ lor, Ravens"'ood: Charles M. \ Middlepor t; Kenneth Darst~ Jan. 26 '" Alhtns ! Rowland , Rt. I Hamden : Miss Middleport: Hobart Darst, Daycourt. .. diWanda 1.. Ros siter, Scottown; 1ton · Mrs. Ju'"s (Ann) Biron, car co 11 lSJtm mTurre 1 s ·I -~ J 1 ' · "'d d . K 'I ~1rs . •Jnhn 1. c me1......-r, r., I!lm01s and two grandchildren. a. m. v1 e nes ay m an- R 3 s h p · 1 M N h1 when southbound kmes A. Dl.l d. out Ill Ol2n :Pedrs. Moa , Funeral arra ngE>me~tss are , 1 1 1_ e aw er. . , ro; rs .l in clwrge M 11awhn;!:-Coats 72 . Pt · PI easan · s ar. W'll" M H II I t '1 1 · be an- 1 1 uam . a .. ron on; "r~ . ~·uneral hilme and will rna ken~ha · IedrI h'l.urn oHIf thlde ulll1'JI ar d ,.1' •. s Jackson 1 , prou~e. . noum·ed I 1 ' i POMli!OY . he's "first aide" to the family! \ Whether it's a roll 'I • of adhesive or the Don't order a big cube VS Don't order a floor-mounted shift Don't order special fiat·comerlng suspension Don't order sporty red·strlpe tires All that's standard to begin with on a Chevelle SS 396 whatever your health needs, your lervoyou well, fast! l a: d u.rc Boy's Size 9 to I · Wedge Crepe !ales lllrs: Er~~esl Gro" and Mrs. W. Orvillo Rader. tilt hosltss to the above and Mrs. Stanley Ba9S, Mrs. Mas. on Fisher, Mrs. Elwood Bowers and two children, Tommy .,•• ~ ers and Sandra Rousll.. TENNIS OXFORDS e U. Blue, Black •Dk. Blue, While, Red Blatk--Brown 4to 10 \ ... ITAIIIJ 7tol1 LOAFERS $].81 pr. OXFOIDS-LOAFERS ... $9.99 .. *l" ... ' 2 ,.. •a.oo Boys ...... II\ $3··· ,.. $4··· . . . m Min's I. F. Goodrich INSULATED BOOTS .,.. rtolt *10·00 SPECIAL SALE PRICE! pr Men'• 'the atandard en!!lae In both the Cheve1Je SS conmUble and hardtop loa 396·cublc·lncb Turbo-Jet \'S with 325 bp. The atuulard tran~mis.r.ion iRa fully 1yncbronized 8-speed. with floor-mounted stirk fihift, (YH, you tan order a 4·1peed or Powerglide. Strato·blttket rront seat• and coniOie, too.) And lhe ISS 396 chuois ....,. complete with firm-rid in«, ltat· eoraering: 8UfiP811Noa. and wide·base wheels with rod·olripe n7loa Ures. 11 fh!ollle ldnd rl.no-pnmi!Jo rood madllne you'relookln«lorT Drop into your dealer's 1114 JOitd g a ·blldl&rilleloward ID opea lkttcb ol blgbwor. You'D lad out-quick. calli ster, Sr., Mrs. Dwilht Parker, Mrs. Antone Lucke, Mrs. Geraid Wildermuth, Mrr. Clifford Ebersbach and a auest, Mrs. lla 12'h to 10 Men's In 1892, students at tbe Springfield, Mass., Y M C A . OSfeSS play>d the first official baske~ ~ i ball game. The game was I (, inven ted by Dr. James Nal.. The JOF elass met Tuesday mith to provide indoor exercise. Masters, devotion9, ''The New flight at the home of Mr~. C. F. - --- ----~-·-----~- · -- Year," taken from the Scnet Tompkins, Spring Ave. Marie H. Ebersbach for rememhranc~ Place, were led by Mrs. Kapthapman, president, was in( es at Christmas. ple. Memben answered roll tha.fge of the meeting which op- Donations were received from call with resolutions ;~s a r·!lr=stned with devotlona by Grace Mrs. H. B. Smith and Ml9! lian. A gift of $25 wao o•1ot to Campbell, who read on article Sybll Ehersbach. Mrs. .Llonao the McKinley Indian Mission, ~The Months Hold a Meeting'' Custer was named as the Toppenish, Wash. NP-w pro*nd a poem, "A Look At Life. " 1flower chairman. Projects for gram guides for 1966 were di::r Members responded to roll the coming year were discuss- trlbuted and the theme fol" the &-ilh an achievemest the past ed. [Year lo "Life In Abundance." ;ear. ' JlefreshmenLII were served Mrs. Masters conduded .J stu1A report of the past year was durhag a social hour by Mrs. dy on ml!llsions in the United livF" by Mro. Evert! Thomas, Tt>'llpkins •~'lsted by Mrs. Lu- States and Mrs. Leifheit eon· tl!!lolng treasurer. Thank you cille B. Hawkino. Present were ducted a Bible quiz. ..II!, were read from the Dry· the above and Mrs. Jed Welt- Refreohmenlll were served by w-• GIRlS LOAFERS OCie y Mrs. Jerry Masters, magazi~e chairman; Mrs. Con. rad Ohlinger, Oower rWid chairman, and Mrs. Harold Smith, Dolly DU1ila chall'lll811. Following prayer by Mrs. ljlt familJ for kindoe.os at !he death of Mrs. Bryant, and from Mrs. H. B. Smith, Mrs. H. E. ¢oo!,er, Ml" Elsie M. Hart, Dollar Days II' f ant inside mirror • TWO·tpt:tCI t olectric wipers lor bitter visibility In a downpour • WIMthitld washers • eack-up light~; · --------------------------------'"'"-·--·--·-·---- ....... w. MAIN STREET COSTUME JEWELRY Wedge Crepe Solts • NOW 34-6903 r .•\. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY POMEROY ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- · PHONE ' _· PAIR_sz.aa , I I Y2 N. 2nd Ave. ( .Jt: ONLY eBig12lb. GAS Load ClpiCity drieo Clolhoa lo!::• PENNY·f PRICE A·LOAD • G,OESSLER RfiiiER ARCnCS . WY 2·212~ 00 PRICI $229.95 WOIK SHOES 8" ........ $9.88 pr. 6" .......... $7....pr. Allldlldl ot our, IIIII Dill pllet ... at JOU Chevrolet 4eller's Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy D • Corvalr • Corvette -- REG. Glovtl.elthtr £11ht ltoturta now ollndord lor your added ulely: Stat bolts front and rtar • Padded lnstru· mont panel • Padded sun•vJaors • Outside mirror (Uit It alwaya before Ptl"lng) • Shotter-ttlitl· •• ' ·JANUARY GlOve Leather liclty; JQF Cfass ("When something happy happens, It's Bulova · _watch time!"· 112 I. Main . I H DG634 Swisher, & Lohse Rexall Drugs 1 rs. Tompkrns Robinson's 4 Registered Pharmacists to Serve You lo st~p Witht~ the I Ro bert J. Cain, Mr!i, Bel'tha l orfi~E'rs for the new year clear dJsLanre. No one D , K' b 1 J C k M · were mstalled by the Evangel~Jured . Ta... ars.. . 1m er yy . oo . r!l. . · . h m . ·~ re wa,; uunor M . E D . R' 1 d Do ine Missmnarv• Soctety· .o1 t e bofh h" • orns . ovts, 1 c tar w, 1 1o v~ .lr ('5 . . DebrrJ L. Gilman, Ben Grayman, Pomeroy ~hurch of Chn!it Tue!-;V.t dnesday mi ~1 ~h ~ . M J h day evenmg at the home of arrests . k 1 R 1 I"1 (' I . ~ ~ rs . , , ar1rs r~ . 11 a 11 , . l's. o n P aIriC ' - ya· ,a - c· fl o k' 1.. Mrs. Milton Housh. Symc-w.r. . , s tns, M rs . 1••1ary 'I " . HUL.t· • . 1 , . an .uu 1o -~ ... -n! E 1 Mrs. JAG Bryan, outgo1ng pre"!, f a1 1ure 1o oR) ~h . 11 1 1 ff . 1 .lrd t lift' , • mmts . , ones, ar ra ',c ~tgna :I Cl t n I F. Kink~:r. Mr ~ Okrv M. Lan- · ident. called the met>ting to coun,. y . JIJvent ~--' cour on 1de , . d. M ll .rs, ,n1rs_ 1.•eon.tr arcum, order end Mrs. Helen Leifheit 11 1 31 \1111 l<l":l urs · ' John L. Millrr, Mrs. otis B. installed Mr~. A. L. ~help~. 1 speedmg, bonded · · 1 J to Ran doIpI1, 'I n rs. J mes S. Reea. pre!!ident ·. Mrs . Rough . , vice 1 1 :~pe~r .~ ~unjc ~ co~t M~~ -~ Sr., Mrs H. Mac Sawyer, Mrs. president; MI'8. J.oui~ O!=borne, dl ; ~VI d-C e~ I1; \ : h ; 3- ~ James G. Smllh, William G. secretary, and Mrs. Bryan, epor :· an ar ·. mtt ' , . Thorns. Gladys M. Thomas, I treasurer. Oak 11111, both speedmg. bonded William H. Wyant, Lowell II. I Committees for the year were to 1 Mrs. Dav1"d R. Karrn amed by 1Mrs • Phel~ J appear 21 m mumcopal court on z·:..Ieger, , ... lncludan. · and infant son. ing Mrs. Denver KappJ~, pub- • DRYER Model Officers are Installed by hS . ONE-DAY SERVICI ON REQUEST pharmacist will · · ----- Ch SHIRT FINISHING SERVIa life-saving drug, 1 tm. am Birtlh• I "'· Chesler. Iall-i slop and glrurk the back ! Mr .•. Willard K Sprouse, JackFerrell cor. I ~ d d patrol cited Smallwoml l son. son, .d:. a.m. We nes ay. Jan. 21, in Gallipolis ' Dl h d I court ""-a rharge ! ~h ·.tsackner, Mrs. ' PHILCO Automatic Gas FINEST most hard ·lo-g~t v.l · -•n I YOUR FAMILY NEEDS! l . "Everything In Hardware" 1:30 Delmar Darst HURRY! ••• to FOREMAN & ABBOn anti HE'S HERE TO SERVE AT e Bridg I w. EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Available Monday, Tu11day or Thurs. Officers of the Gallipohs State Highway Patrol post investigated an accident involvmg a car and~ ' semi-tractor - trailer at eon 33 LEATHER SUPPLY Kenny W1wln....., Y..,.._ 111 2nd St. ,,....., I Joting announcf'd by officials J<1ne Lucas up Marmet 11 : lO i of thr Basrball Wrilrrs' As- p. m.: 0. F Shearer down ' I,MAIN ST. S•• ,·atlon of America. Hfl was Marmet 3:20 a. m. ; Allen R. ' t;ntered 11osp1tal ~· ~~I~;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::;:::;::::J~ namt>d on 226 of ~trl ballots , Merrill up Winfield 11:50 p.m.j PPrsons en!rnng Jlulzrr Hos-1 cast by veteran serlbt's, 93.3 -- --~~ pihll during lhe last 24 hours well over the 75 per cent he inclm!eed Mrs. Thomas E. Ma!l needed for seleclion. ters 224 Fourth Ave : Mrs. Linnie ~I. Wmston, 857 Th1rd Ave.; F'' '· ·.· " ·.,,..• ., ·--;-· :.. -~"'"~":;:"l~ Mrs. Edna M. !,ovr, Park CcnLral Hotel. Mrs. Louis E Cox, • BRW HDWE. & /!Vtr..,OUMPJAN pvmp1 Ol This includes personal music and hymns to nelp make your party I too~ r8ise money, look into renting the Skat~ 200 •II • elwwht'' if you wont. But don't b~r 11n1il y011'•1 tttn Jht odvontogt\ of Ol YM- · Sell I I fled# PUMPS Mariin l pmldc.nt· .;,d also Zimmer up Greenup 3:15 a.m.; II0Sp11. a1 NeWS At Narrow l 1 I I OLYMPIAN 0. Middleport, St~~ean~~?.g~~~-~ ~:d~~~~~2i!~;~~·r~! F6.'~'5~·;:·:m~.=====~::::::::::-::--:--:-:: ~ 1 ;n~d MONEY RAISING PROJECT aresident of' Ohio Mea't Packers p . t' I th ast two Assoc1a ton (If e P ' the first meal packing Pan . IO IJ!:ram an w . -\'ears _ and Mr. J. Tlm Ev~ ; Ohio to be approved t_mdcr thc \ble for its ope~~l!~. J ohn ·:lns. Executive vice president . rww · statewirle m~at mspert_km ·l These inclu~e. r. . _' . ~hare uf Markcl.ing-, vuho ,- program. The Ev·:ms Paekmg Stackhouse, Director of Agncu\ 110 dgth bill n Important · · ·1 b 1· d fs t nd a member or Govern- term!' e a . Company WJ I f.' tst_r <IS ~ -~ ure a ' . se ::.te In insuring the public of tabli!hrr,ent No. 1, Ohto lnsped· or Rh~des Chabmet un,der ~h~fi· ' ll'O~ meat products produced d an d ·\pprnved · . f' . directiOn .. 1 ht Ce newA aw · rt.antu Oi-. r·'under sanitary condlllons. Tile voluntary program, !Mt. HaP opp. SSIS : 'fiffh is a step forward in ' <lk ·lll'Cior 11f Agrlrul~ure: Dr: _H~r. . .. lng meal inspection un iform tor ~y Goldstem, Chtc-f of Dt~ISI~~ ~· '-:;_>--;·_.;.,,;:.~,x.-1-~ P' \, . :'{;:'<-' r;:_:--c4~, the whole statr of Ohio, was rr-,of Animal Industry, who 19 BOSTON lUPI) -The WIcently passed by the GenPr<_tl dired charge or ~~ progra~: tlon'11 basrhall wrlt.en torl~y Assembly of the State of Gluo a~d Dr. J?hn Rlchards~n wl 0 tlected their biggest crlhe, Jnd became eHective Sept. 15. w11l supervise the s.tatewl~ne pr~ retirfd slul!ger Ttd Williams 1965. .~rnm under Dr. (Jflidstei . to baseball's Hall of Fame. ur cerc...-nhnles nt Representing the Evans Pack· ---------·Wllliums, 47, wall! an over- - - - - - - - whelming thoiee for enshrine'c ct'dent mrnl at Coopml<iwu, N. Y.. A THE SHOE BOX ' JEWElRY ST,ORE ' Alr Pluff Waah 'II Well' .,._ FOREMAN & ABBOll· WYWUI ......, e3Cyclt Regular Fabric N. 2nd A,._ ~. · �. , .. '· ;\' ..... )! ., I, I ...... '~. ;. : \, ' < ..,.._ ,htii~J 1 .' For Rent li•Ua.ATIONI Th~t Publl•tt•r , ..,,"' tM rlfht .. •dlt er Nl•t tnY eft cteem•d tb!KtlonDit. lrran lhtUIII be "'"''" llftiMdlllttr. Til• pub· ,. , m.,• 1tltJI ,,.. lflctrrect lnttrtlon. , • ·~ w.~~~· lenlce 4 can 1 per w-w ..,. ln..rtlon Mlni,..IIM Char.. 61 C:lllft •'! . 0 '""lftUIIWt " ' '""' '"' .,,. . , ... rtltftl ~ y ·. ,., to•· 1111 ctnt DIICOVIII ... plid c.-~0' o•:•T:~~~~:S'':"o~~~·l~a•• 1 LAWDMAliK pick up l9ad, $14.00 Phone WY 2-!954. 1 ao etp =u=w::;:ll'I""G..-::Qit=Cillnel.= ::-:,. =pa~r ::;: · • • flee. aU mallet. ·WY W284. Tbe Fabrit SllOp, Pomero' Authorized Singer Salea and 1 ' " TWO remOdeled apartments. • reoJril 8nd bath, ~ l'()()ml and bath. Bill Cozart, Racine. atnna and *"1 not •• ,.,,..,1o1o ,., 4 nished. ROOM House with bath, furCall WY 2-3338 be- 111•., ~ coa1 bauiiJIC. oek chtinks, any. AnotiMr Plrtl ot Lontlrnorit: 1 19 3tt JllltrwneDtl. L d!tion and price to: D. · Moore, Bol I, Syracuae, Ohllo ll tween 8:30 a . m . and 9:30 p, I 11 Ste m. 1 18 Ate SPECIAL Coon M 50 ______ .. - _ _. _ 1 • ' ~· ' T-RAILER RSPACETn RuUaud h~ • 5e lb. Red los, F on Main St. Contact Leroy with au 4 feet on, Gray 01, Denney or call SH 2·5381. fi.OO with all 4 feet on. Bill Ball n-•·viiJ ....... 1 18 6tp ey, ~ t, VIIIlw1. l21p M· st.,S ROOM hou111 on am Rutland, furnished Qf ~ro- ANTIQUE FurDUure, ~• ished. Conllict Leroy Denney mlsceiiiDBOU& cau or ....18 : or call SH :t$1111. 11rL Howanl Claii, 1111 W. Uolo S' , _ I 18 6tp -.... •·OJ· --------I • tfc J:. .,. ,. , •= ..,"TI-IT• .i.E ........lYE fttl ~:.. 9 & :Ill tfc Servil:t. AJ<t CONDI'!'IONII'IG llelrlger atlon oervlce. Jarl<'s Refrtg oration, New llaven. Pbont :l,l537 4 • 11c IIIIEIIIFITS R..ulor lnd HI-Tilt ro l. Jmpro... IISOllnt mil•••• IJGHT hauling, coal and eat 2. CleiDI carbuntor• tie. Phone WY 2-7781 and WY ,, OIIP:IC:I wou11 3. Prevents wburetor iclnt 1:31 A. M. te s1o1 ' · M. a.uv . Stops fuel lin• frene--up _ 2-72B6. 4 ......h.,ctn ·~~~~ 4ioMi~;/''" ... "" 5. Prevents rust, corrosion TO .. ACI • e. CIOinl Intake moni!Udo "'",';~::•:~""' 7. Cuts eyl!nder wear lvery4ay Special• •V 8. E!llliotlel rOUib idllnf If • p te ts 'tl ~. PHONE WY 2-2156 •· ro • pOSI ve enn case M1rl1'1 Slyle PMt ventilollon oyslems. Haircuts 51 _25 ·~ NICELY furnished 2 bedroom FOR SALE DRIVE IN TO LANDMARK Shampoo & Sets S1.50 apartment WY 2-3874. ' su r S.rvlco ltolltft Now 1 • 110 ' · ·,Card Of Th anks__ _ 1 14 tfc DALMATIAN Puppy 4 mos old. 30 day co or """· 'i'wisHto TR-AlLER- LOT;-Rutland;- five AKC reg. fe?'al« also •nd neighbors who assosted '" miles from Pomeroy. Phone cu. 11 · Refrogerator W• Stll and Servin ~ any way durong the Illness SH 2-5613. 12 23 SOle eondt!on $50. Ph. 446-47Sl. pick up load. Call or write Wip and Wiglell 81)11 death of my sister, hMt~s FOUR ROOMf urnished ipart· Glendale Skidmore, Shade, Ethel Garland. Special t an s ment. WY Z-:!651. tfe DIET PEPSI, oz. cents 1 Ohio, MY 6-M37. ~rie's Style Post 1 10 29 11 15 to Dr. Boice, Dr. Slack. the carlon, 50 lb. uncla!IS!fled bed and """"· 'I IL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 ~aff at Meigs General Hosnd 918 illtoes, $1.29; 25 lb. Joy complete. See Ivan Carman. lyroeuh. Oh!t p~a!, and special nurses, Rev . l4 ROOMS bath a garage, . food, $2.09; Gailoo jug milk, Ph: WY 2-6165. ll9 'lcl·i~~=(i~~~=;~~~ Wendell Stutler for his com- Locusl St., rear. Call Marton ~~ foroing words and solo, Ew- Restaurant WY 2-9918. 65 cents; SNO-E 10 rll · we're inil Funeral Home, Fntz Bur~ . 1 7 tfc tissue, 55 'cents: Fresh sel!!ng Blue Lustre 'for clean-~ and Iter ling, Minersville ;g, Roeann Lisle, pall bear- THREE and four room furnish- 2 doz. 811 cents: Pink ' ing rugs and upholstery. Rent ?:o·w~aJ:~t':Z:: ~':'! ' s, and those sending flow- ed and unfurnished apart- 2 cans $l.05. SHULER'S electric •hampooer $I. Pom·l ~~. and food ~ Your kindness ments. WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc CERY, Antiquily. WI 9-3221. eroy Cement Block Co., Porn· :J:h~.J::.~o~!~leor rates. ill never be forgotten. --~ - I :W eroy, Ob!o. I 17_6te t I& lfc • Miss Clara Garland 1 ROOM turnlshed apartment TWO PAINTED wagon HANNAH's husband Hector : I 20 ltc for rent Pholle WY 2-2776. AI· $6; organ stool, $26: hates hard work so he cleans I BEATING, PLUMBING W WISH lalhank all- our ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3571. play pen ~: antique the ruga with Blue Lustre, . Do~l Bottle Gu. r.mold nds and relativ" lor Rowley and Reed Hardware. ~ ; 8 new windows $10, Reo! electric shampooer fl. then. 618 E. Main Slreel ' e!r many acts of kindness 11_1 ~fc:_ John Sloul, Harrisonville SH Bilker Jl'urnilm·e, Middleport, Pomero,. t Z2 lie 3 4 and sympathy showa us ~~ rRAILEit LOft - !reo • • 433 . 1 20 1c 0. I 17 Ble · - time of the del!!h of my ap and water. Browo·a l'rlll BUDGET PRICED furniture io R I ,._ Fo1 ., -1 sister, Alice (Wolle) Earl. er P1rk tStalo Approved) our third floor sbop. H ,..t.te H • EXPERIENCED ~. grateful thanks for the : MIDenf!IJe, Ohio, I'DOIIf W\ Baker Furniture, FOR SALE _ 7 room bouse 11 · owers, food and messages oi l W321. I IJ tfc Ohio. Middleport. Bath ond uu·u·.tv il . pathy, lo lhe White Fun1115- STER-EO room. WY 2~146. 1 l8 81p · ral Home, the Ewing Fun-1 1649 Lincoln Hg!s. 1 bedroom Radio equipped, lovely walnut - - -ral .Home and to Rev. Tho.'pe l house. Beauliful Birch ki!cncn 1 changer. Twin speaker r his words of consolation. I cabinets. Phone: WY 2·5127. finish. 4 speed inte~rmixed l'rom lbo (uJut truck or ~ulldozer ndlotor to the e shall always remember I 4 !fc changer. Twin opeaker •1 11111lest beater core. ., with grabtude. . FURNISHED, 4 rooms and tern. This is in very , Mrs. John H Clone and bath, apar!menl in Pomeroy. condition. Pay ba!Bnce . POMEROY - Ranch It Family. WY 2-3975. 12 31 lfc $811.21 or $6 per month. Try • homo 14 bedrooms), moclernll WY ••141 1 20 ltp ~ ~~ - · - " _.- TWO- TRAILER SPACES for I't ·on your borne. CaII WY kilehen and bath, fu I: I ANT to !honk all the renl in the Village of Middle- ~ 6555 . ~~ __ _ _1 _11 61< meot, breezeway, 1"111''• 1::===;~~::;,~==~ I neo gl\bors. and froends . who : port. Call WY z-3346 or WY AUTOMAnC ZIG ZAG forced bo! air beating, AUCI10NEBI "!"'e so ktnd to me durtng my I 2-2186 or WY 2·3600. Sewing mocb!De, Makes ot located oa Mulberry Cliaplell Seniti . recent illness. My grat!~de bern mon~ms $1&,000.01. Crtu Bradford 11 SO tfe ~ . all the consideratton '· ···- ' wrn.. ,._ • Oilalld ., . b th S11~" people holes, sews oo buttou, MIDDLEPORT _ stiown y ese u,; • -'~... A. t... IIUDPURD a~ the death of my beloved UvesfOgo; ,...,,ms, ole., a11 .. property on South 2nd ~"''"'d h 11 attaclunents. Pay ... Ria, 4*1 8 J'O<)m fr ame, J roomt h sband, Benton: ' a FOR S.\LE: 5 year old bay mon!b or pay balatlCt I I lfc forget thetr kindness. horse Jersey COW and auer. *"' d bath, S roo0111Jld bath, n&rD· I·-,-- - - - - - - Benton <Stella) PoM ' of r'ord Plo ,...44. Free home emo. wood floon, forced hot ·aey cow. Sel ws. WY ~ 1 18 1 20 ltp WI 1-3193. I 20 Sip . boallng, corner lol, 0..0t'lllslmployment 1'1 loa apartlnents furnisbed, rnonfu.·ll In Memory FOR SALE : 3 JlicellboMIOS, !~:!'! trucks, 1946 and 1955. ly income $124.00. 18,000.00. AD lradtl lrllck driver to ..,,1 d J to slaughter. Ca ......... Chll'IH L•ou "--, project enctneer•. Africa. 20 1 m S ay, anuary • wo Wilkesville, Ohio. 1 ll 61< W V' COZV UITLK CO'I'I'AGE Europe, Asia, South Pacific, . lUI ' .... 101..... .... '!:d~lo:.l WI~ lc. • -:-::==:-::,.--::---== . th-ankall~myfriends ~; I':;FIR;;;;;E:W~OO;;;;;D:.:.:n:y:l~en~g=tii~.=~~IOI :=:::::"~ ••t $7.s':!~ I I E' I 18 31c us strength to face ;:cour.,,. to bear the blow "whot it meant to Jose .. ~ o.r.J"~ will ever know. : · Wife, Lillie, and Children I 1201!< ' ' Notice TING MATCH w!!l be · !d at !he Coon Clubhouse. 23. Noon till dark. Sholl 19 ltc VAL will be held Sunday, uary 23. at 7:30 P ~ m. at tart Falls United Brethren urch with Rev . James , Orrison , Pastor. There will guest spe aker~ . EverYbo- dy welcoml. There will be a sollifest preceding the revival al 2 p. m. All singers infed 1_1_9_ 4te D CJOUS Homemade Pizza, 50 75e, and $1.00 slaes. Delu Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dairy r, M!ddl...,rt. 12 I !lo ._ e.Droop 8. Pltmdenr 10. Cd•terla 18. &111fuJ :I.Bnuy 3.Qirl'• 110. P'lnllh ..... 4.Ull:aa 111m 11. PrlnUnl' ........ I. Woodllncl potllo 13. Conge&led I.UIOif1dal 14. Che•peake, lllllot: tor one 2Wdo. U . PhUipplco T.ll!y l"l. Of a dew 4:011Unent: 21. Arllltdll Jon- l!. s .....c~o,. U .Oneot manylay•fl 21 . RA!deemer 26. Sptrtt li'OR SALE- 7 room II'. ffA-• hou10 wt"tb bath, Haven ' W. Va '' Wail to Cll')leting In llvln& and dlnlng roo!DI. Pay part ...,. '"UIIy • like I&Mij M.- "'10...0fl Ill. V-.1 18.Ddrlc sl&tute =·· ......... .\aYuotllloftlt. PlQinteQ :tl. l"omlla 11./oll abbr. cutt!D&. Will buy bidet ever, FARM for Sale. Pbone SH 2~5. H·tfc FOR SALE : 6 room house with -~-----~­ bath, full basemtlll, IN f1rInstruction• ull St., Middleport. l'ltoot: - - - - - - - Pi. Plellllll 185-Z66'1. U, i. CIVIL IIOYICI TIITI •< woan 11 aDd .,..,, SteUn 11 II tiC Jobl. m,.., ltll'tlq ,.,, Sbol1 -...... --..... ,_ •. -... ··... IIOWII 1. 1'11&, lorou Ilk l(oQday. PbU Meier, PbOlMI WY Will. t 18 lfc DAILY CROSSWORD J. Doa food lobs, 0 male. lemale over 18. OEIB Bu1 23110. Oakland Park. Fla. 38307 .... 0\'ll' Call1-3707. SH-3145 Havealoan. or WY New 1 17 ete ~ u oona u ...- •· dl of Jolla OptiD. .,.~. lllllleQMHl'Y. f'BII ttalor•a&tOII 011 Sobt. laliJill, retUU.. ...U. Wri&a TODAY ~MD& ll~M> ~ - ... ,...,., U...oa soo ..... ao. _ , Tbo Dllll ......~ .......,.,o. ===~===== Insurance ly I'RID t;lW>IoiC ~ OF~,lQ.t . GulnttsSex ·~ waiT OUTAND 0t.G UP MR.Sltu.MIW r FIIOM00>\\11~ ;Onlncr~ SayslncJi~ COLUMIUI (UPll - .b ~eXUal fa. relation• IIIIGt!l rolllct ·llllldenlll' .. dUt '65 Falcon ·Futura · · szo9S Station' Wagon. ~ 6500 ml)ea by local owner. lllack VI· nyl interior, Dark aqua flnlBh. 700xl4 Urer Jl]o;e spare never used, P.B. radio, blx Ill: enl!nt. Trans/ Deluxe equipment. Show room ele111. .. · '65 Chevrolet·· . . . , Chile In •lflu~. Of:r.; a rut JCbr."• Indllmo Unlv · · '•t !JI. Sa~. laid '63 Mercury · · · · J169S Meteor 4 Dr. lltation Wagon. Low mileage by one local owuer. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, W.W. tires show little wear. LuggaJe rack, VB en· gine, automatic trans. Power oteerlng, radio and heater an<l many extras. '64 Olds '88' 4-Dr. · s2149 STRANGER--· Rela\kllii "'" ~,. pre. . 1ft fl!'ller, ~. ·, .u no II!Grt · ~ed - ' Bel Air 4 Door. 2 tone beige and tan I!DIIh, apoUeu clean !ntert.-..·, good whitewall tlrea, radio, V8 tJI· gine, automatic trans. A clean car. • HA5THET 'fAWN!·PRIVII.EGf., ~~cr: ~ die'' ' Ill men .1'ft ezperlen~ tueb relatlon•hlpa. ., · . "'lbl!rt II Dol al ~ rilomenl 1 ~a.n acIllY evlden~ that cept tllat more llrll are bavlna belort rnarrllll lban wu occurring hi the late or even In the 11101," Gapon said. · He explained that linee the II~ llllll'lqe .;. 1tu been more of lhe , Ill ·MIUII nlatiOIII 11'1 acetlf'l 1111 amoJII eollep ~ studeniJ l'llller than older ;Iris. 9'i• GASOLINE ALLEY 0:::. Power steering and brakes, automatic, fully equip- . ped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean lntertoi. '64 Chev.lmp. 4-Dr. · s1999 Power steering,~ automatic, radio, aU the workl, Uke new tires, tan finish. VB engine. Spotless Interior. By ART SANSOM '63Volkswag. 2-Dr. ··S129S Oeluxe vinyl Interior, green finish, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy and priced to go. · DICK TRACY '63 Corvair Monza ··· s1399 '60 Rambler Sta.,Wag. s499 II Atlantic. potd trove!, hausinr. f!'t 'b taloi'Y t• . CHECK NOW FOR THE DEAL THAT'S BESTI BLAmNAR'S I ago Sam Smith deparl10n, • One story frame, 3(:;~~i!J: this life. Employment Wam.cl WHY worry over • sluggish dug well, 1'1 acre lot say lime heals •II sor- ~ _ __ __ -~ ____ _ sephc tank Get Klean-Em Laurel Cliff Road WOULD like house work of All Septic Tank $:i,OOO.OO. ·;;,'.';'!~'. us tn forget, any kind. Lorena Snyder, WY Landmark Farm ALBERT M, COX, BROKER II ,;;, has only pro.-n 2-6361. I 18 Btp Pomeroy. WY WY z.aw we miss him yet. RED VEST? Locally owned car, 4-speed bo1, 110 enpne, toil of extras, black finish, red bucket seats, ndlo, new tlres. "'""I -lll Have You S..n The Mlnln'The RADIATOR SERVICE 1 1· I --._-~...._............~... romefOY·Micl4leport, U., Jan. 20, lHI 1 , M D~~·~~:,~· ,uDIIe~tlfn 4 ROOM furnished apartment "'""'l ..'"l•• ''" A. M. in Middleport. Pbone SH 2ec:::~~~~'::' 4175 or SH 2-5530. 1 20 &tc WIA . . aut,ttd untU t :Dt A. M. '· ,,, DIY .. f'ublintlon .. ' Your Modern CommunitY Bu11etin, BoAril ~,',Ciassifi~ Ad~ ' ~' "'"' ' Low mileage, Kood t!rt~, in A·l condllfon. '60 Mere. Park. 4-Dr. · s599 Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic, ready to roll. '63 Buick · · · · · · .S179S ® LITnl! ORPHAN ANNI~ POOL LeSabre 4 Door, low mileage by 1 owner apotleu clean Interior, aqua fln!tb, whltewaD tins iftow IHtle wear, automatic tralllllllsaion. If you waat a 11111ct, there Is noDe liner than tb!s w . Bur 'CE PT IM lo!IINTEQ l"J.j£Rf ARE YEP I ~AO i l-l"COWS AND CALVES ~0 PIGS 100 '64 Chevelle 4-Dr. · .S169S UP "EI!E FRoM ' EARCY OPiliN~ '11LeNOo;: SEP'TOMBERI Sedan, 155 h.p. 6 cylinder, standard th!ft,.radio, heat. er, like new, whitewall tires, maroon flnilll, lhowroom clean Interior. '60 Chevrolet · · · · ·· S669 Bel Air "6" - 4 Door. Blue flnllh, good tlre1. 8 cyl. engine. Powerglido trona., power steer!nf, racllo. A good buy. ABBIE AND SLATS POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1£Lllf(lll'll Do fT ~ ONL'I E16if!l{·Fivt OOLL~ I. Auto SaiH 1111 CORVAIR car 4 doors. Good family car, good tires. Snow tires. See Mary Plercel or eaU t811-S31& Cheater. I II 31< tamps 21. 1llude :II.Oruolllll ·-m- plant. ao. Ro<ky SI.GUtler &I. D...... 1··- 14. F-dl expl- Help Wanted \CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND Apply WY 2-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL 17.- lt.Koot -t 41. Saucy 42.llnowl mqlotr- - d . Lepl ooadii!Dn. WY Z.llt51. 12 23 tic (4. Ciavu lbeltono DAILY CliiiiDQ1JOIB- llere'a ._. te w.11 II .. ::::::u:: Oae11Uor.....,llllllll ... lor tile V..llro X .... ""'P1d-. a......... - of • As!'·- . . . . . Hotlp Wanted SERVICF. station man. Good on tun!Hlps, . Write: Tbe Daily Sentinel, .8ox 868-D. 1 18 3!p FUR Dealer. I do 1101 want deep freeze junk furs a! any price. Bill Bailey, Reedavllle, Olt!o. I-4UII the-..... . . . ''W,Jalloii . . . . AII . . . a.tw 0'11. etA. ........... . . . ................. t DUAOYT: .DVAPLX PL •• J'DR'I''tOIIQ, -R'I'DLP&'I WI 5 1 AIIIOCILM'i411111Ari WAJIIQo IL4RW '1'•11 .... m ' 10- -··-··--~~~ . . ) By HAROLD GRA'f ltllt 10 ,_.,. IIIII • lma,r Will' .. b · ,, '· "'' ~ UP Hm, Ai<ENT T1-i£R.E 'I AND WILDCATS ~ND l OTS 0 ' ~UC H TMAT ffir ~ "''t' UTTCE PIG,S / THEY DON 'T BOTH!';,!? OUR STOCK I THE:Y C.::HT DAR t: INJU~I WIT ~ JOf. AA'OUND! JOE OOE<;NT BEliEVE Ill li!"'---LING , EXCEPT roQ I-llS O.,J; I I-1EAT 1 BUT Y'OU'O 8E- SUPPRISEO f.JOW Moc~ tD UCAT : O~l f.: B~C..I{ CAN GET H?OM &;. Hf AVY Of �. , .. '· ;\' ..... )! ., I, I ...... '~. ;. : \, ' < ..,.._ ,htii~J 1 .' For Rent li•Ua.ATIONI Th~t Publl•tt•r , ..,,"' tM rlfht .. •dlt er Nl•t tnY eft cteem•d tb!KtlonDit. lrran lhtUIII be "'"''" llftiMdlllttr. Til• pub· ,. , m.,• 1tltJI ,,.. lflctrrect lnttrtlon. , • ·~ w.~~~· lenlce 4 can 1 per w-w ..,. ln..rtlon Mlni,..IIM Char.. 61 C:lllft •'! . 0 '""lftUIIWt " ' '""' '"' .,,. . , ... rtltftl ~ y ·. ,., to•· 1111 ctnt DIICOVIII ... plid c.-~0' o•:•T:~~~~:S'':"o~~~·l~a•• 1 LAWDMAliK pick up l9ad, $14.00 Phone WY 2-!954. 1 ao etp =u=w::;:ll'I""G..-::Qit=Cillnel.= ::-:,. =pa~r ::;: · • • flee. aU mallet. ·WY W284. Tbe Fabrit SllOp, Pomero' Authorized Singer Salea and 1 ' " TWO remOdeled apartments. • reoJril 8nd bath, ~ l'()()ml and bath. Bill Cozart, Racine. atnna and *"1 not •• ,.,,..,1o1o ,., 4 nished. ROOM House with bath, furCall WY 2-3338 be- 111•., ~ coa1 bauiiJIC. oek chtinks, any. AnotiMr Plrtl ot Lontlrnorit: 1 19 3tt JllltrwneDtl. L d!tion and price to: D. · Moore, Bol I, Syracuae, Ohllo ll tween 8:30 a . m . and 9:30 p, I 11 Ste m. 1 18 Ate SPECIAL Coon M 50 ______ .. - _ _. _ 1 • ' ~· ' T-RAILER RSPACETn RuUaud h~ • 5e lb. Red los, F on Main St. Contact Leroy with au 4 feet on, Gray 01, Denney or call SH 2·5381. fi.OO with all 4 feet on. Bill Ball n-•·viiJ ....... 1 18 6tp ey, ~ t, VIIIlw1. l21p M· st.,S ROOM hou111 on am Rutland, furnished Qf ~ro- ANTIQUE FurDUure, ~• ished. Conllict Leroy Denney mlsceiiiDBOU& cau or ....18 : or call SH :t$1111. 11rL Howanl Claii, 1111 W. Uolo S' , _ I 18 6tp -.... •·OJ· --------I • tfc J:. .,. ,. , •= ..,"TI-IT• .i.E ........lYE fttl ~:.. 9 & :Ill tfc Servil:t. AJ<t CONDI'!'IONII'IG llelrlger atlon oervlce. Jarl<'s Refrtg oration, New llaven. Pbont :l,l537 4 • 11c IIIIEIIIFITS R..ulor lnd HI-Tilt ro l. Jmpro... IISOllnt mil•••• IJGHT hauling, coal and eat 2. CleiDI carbuntor• tie. Phone WY 2-7781 and WY ,, OIIP:IC:I wou11 3. Prevents wburetor iclnt 1:31 A. M. te s1o1 ' · M. a.uv . Stops fuel lin• frene--up _ 2-72B6. 4 ......h.,ctn ·~~~~ 4ioMi~;/''" ... "" 5. Prevents rust, corrosion TO .. ACI • e. CIOinl Intake moni!Udo "'",';~::•:~""' 7. Cuts eyl!nder wear lvery4ay Special• •V 8. E!llliotlel rOUib idllnf If • p te ts 'tl ~. PHONE WY 2-2156 •· ro • pOSI ve enn case M1rl1'1 Slyle PMt ventilollon oyslems. Haircuts 51 _25 ·~ NICELY furnished 2 bedroom FOR SALE DRIVE IN TO LANDMARK Shampoo & Sets S1.50 apartment WY 2-3874. ' su r S.rvlco ltolltft Now 1 • 110 ' · ·,Card Of Th anks__ _ 1 14 tfc DALMATIAN Puppy 4 mos old. 30 day co or """· 'i'wisHto TR-AlLER- LOT;-Rutland;- five AKC reg. fe?'al« also •nd neighbors who assosted '" miles from Pomeroy. Phone cu. 11 · Refrogerator W• Stll and Servin ~ any way durong the Illness SH 2-5613. 12 23 SOle eondt!on $50. Ph. 446-47Sl. pick up load. Call or write Wip and Wiglell 81)11 death of my sister, hMt~s FOUR ROOMf urnished ipart· Glendale Skidmore, Shade, Ethel Garland. Special t an s ment. WY Z-:!651. tfe DIET PEPSI, oz. cents 1 Ohio, MY 6-M37. ~rie's Style Post 1 10 29 11 15 to Dr. Boice, Dr. Slack. the carlon, 50 lb. uncla!IS!fled bed and """"· 'I IL 124 Ph. WY 2-5271 ~aff at Meigs General Hosnd 918 illtoes, $1.29; 25 lb. Joy complete. See Ivan Carman. lyroeuh. Oh!t p~a!, and special nurses, Rev . l4 ROOMS bath a garage, . food, $2.09; Gailoo jug milk, Ph: WY 2-6165. ll9 'lcl·i~~=(i~~~=;~~~ Wendell Stutler for his com- Locusl St., rear. Call Marton ~~ foroing words and solo, Ew- Restaurant WY 2-9918. 65 cents; SNO-E 10 rll · we're inil Funeral Home, Fntz Bur~ . 1 7 tfc tissue, 55 'cents: Fresh sel!!ng Blue Lustre 'for clean-~ and Iter ling, Minersville ;g, Roeann Lisle, pall bear- THREE and four room furnish- 2 doz. 811 cents: Pink ' ing rugs and upholstery. Rent ?:o·w~aJ:~t':Z:: ~':'! ' s, and those sending flow- ed and unfurnished apart- 2 cans $l.05. SHULER'S electric •hampooer $I. Pom·l ~~. and food ~ Your kindness ments. WY 2-5434. 12 6 tfc CERY, Antiquily. WI 9-3221. eroy Cement Block Co., Porn· :J:h~.J::.~o~!~leor rates. ill never be forgotten. --~ - I :W eroy, Ob!o. I 17_6te t I& lfc • Miss Clara Garland 1 ROOM turnlshed apartment TWO PAINTED wagon HANNAH's husband Hector : I 20 ltc for rent Pholle WY 2-2776. AI· $6; organ stool, $26: hates hard work so he cleans I BEATING, PLUMBING W WISH lalhank all- our ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3571. play pen ~: antique the ruga with Blue Lustre, . Do~l Bottle Gu. r.mold nds and relativ" lor Rowley and Reed Hardware. ~ ; 8 new windows $10, Reo! electric shampooer fl. then. 618 E. Main Slreel ' e!r many acts of kindness 11_1 ~fc:_ John Sloul, Harrisonville SH Bilker Jl'urnilm·e, Middleport, Pomero,. t Z2 lie 3 4 and sympathy showa us ~~ rRAILEit LOft - !reo • • 433 . 1 20 1c 0. I 17 Ble · - time of the del!!h of my ap and water. Browo·a l'rlll BUDGET PRICED furniture io R I ,._ Fo1 ., -1 sister, Alice (Wolle) Earl. er P1rk tStalo Approved) our third floor sbop. H ,..t.te H • EXPERIENCED ~. grateful thanks for the : MIDenf!IJe, Ohio, I'DOIIf W\ Baker Furniture, FOR SALE _ 7 room bouse 11 · owers, food and messages oi l W321. I IJ tfc Ohio. Middleport. Bath ond uu·u·.tv il . pathy, lo lhe White Fun1115- STER-EO room. WY 2~146. 1 l8 81p · ral Home, the Ewing Fun-1 1649 Lincoln Hg!s. 1 bedroom Radio equipped, lovely walnut - - -ral .Home and to Rev. Tho.'pe l house. Beauliful Birch ki!cncn 1 changer. Twin speaker r his words of consolation. I cabinets. Phone: WY 2·5127. finish. 4 speed inte~rmixed l'rom lbo (uJut truck or ~ulldozer ndlotor to the e shall always remember I 4 !fc changer. Twin opeaker •1 11111lest beater core. ., with grabtude. . FURNISHED, 4 rooms and tern. This is in very , Mrs. John H Clone and bath, apar!menl in Pomeroy. condition. Pay ba!Bnce . POMEROY - Ranch It Family. WY 2-3975. 12 31 lfc $811.21 or $6 per month. Try • homo 14 bedrooms), moclernll WY ••141 1 20 ltp ~ ~~ - · - " _.- TWO- TRAILER SPACES for I't ·on your borne. CaII WY kilehen and bath, fu I: I ANT to !honk all the renl in the Village of Middle- ~ 6555 . ~~ __ _ _1 _11 61< meot, breezeway, 1"111''• 1::===;~~::;,~==~ I neo gl\bors. and froends . who : port. Call WY z-3346 or WY AUTOMAnC ZIG ZAG forced bo! air beating, AUCI10NEBI "!"'e so ktnd to me durtng my I 2-2186 or WY 2·3600. Sewing mocb!De, Makes ot located oa Mulberry Cliaplell Seniti . recent illness. My grat!~de bern mon~ms $1&,000.01. Crtu Bradford 11 SO tfe ~ . all the consideratton '· ···- ' wrn.. ,._ • Oilalld ., . b th S11~" people holes, sews oo buttou, MIDDLEPORT _ stiown y ese u,; • -'~... A. t... IIUDPURD a~ the death of my beloved UvesfOgo; ,...,,ms, ole., a11 .. property on South 2nd ~"''"'d h 11 attaclunents. Pay ... Ria, 4*1 8 J'O<)m fr ame, J roomt h sband, Benton: ' a FOR S.\LE: 5 year old bay mon!b or pay balatlCt I I lfc forget thetr kindness. horse Jersey COW and auer. *"' d bath, S roo0111Jld bath, n&rD· I·-,-- - - - - - - Benton <Stella) PoM ' of r'ord Plo ,...44. Free home emo. wood floon, forced hot ·aey cow. Sel ws. WY ~ 1 18 1 20 ltp WI 1-3193. I 20 Sip . boallng, corner lol, 0..0t'lllslmployment 1'1 loa apartlnents furnisbed, rnonfu.·ll In Memory FOR SALE : 3 JlicellboMIOS, !~:!'! trucks, 1946 and 1955. ly income $124.00. 18,000.00. AD lradtl lrllck driver to ..,,1 d J to slaughter. Ca ......... Chll'IH L•ou "--, project enctneer•. Africa. 20 1 m S ay, anuary • wo Wilkesville, Ohio. 1 ll 61< W V' COZV UITLK CO'I'I'AGE Europe, Asia, South Pacific, . lUI ' .... 101..... .... '!:d~lo:.l WI~ lc. • -:-::==:-::,.--::---== . th-ankall~myfriends ~; I':;FIR;;;;;E:W~OO;;;;;D:.:.:n:y:l~en~g=tii~.=~~IOI :=:::::"~ ••t $7.s':!~ I I E' I 18 31c us strength to face ;:cour.,,. to bear the blow "whot it meant to Jose .. ~ o.r.J"~ will ever know. : · Wife, Lillie, and Children I 1201!< ' ' Notice TING MATCH w!!l be · !d at !he Coon Clubhouse. 23. Noon till dark. Sholl 19 ltc VAL will be held Sunday, uary 23. at 7:30 P ~ m. at tart Falls United Brethren urch with Rev . James , Orrison , Pastor. There will guest spe aker~ . EverYbo- dy welcoml. There will be a sollifest preceding the revival al 2 p. m. All singers infed 1_1_9_ 4te D CJOUS Homemade Pizza, 50 75e, and $1.00 slaes. Delu Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dairy r, M!ddl...,rt. 12 I !lo ._ e.Droop 8. Pltmdenr 10. Cd•terla 18. &111fuJ :I.Bnuy 3.Qirl'• 110. P'lnllh ..... 4.Ull:aa 111m 11. PrlnUnl' ........ I. Woodllncl potllo 13. Conge&led I.UIOif1dal 14. Che•peake, lllllot: tor one 2Wdo. U . PhUipplco T.ll!y l"l. Of a dew 4:011Unent: 21. Arllltdll Jon- l!. s .....c~o,. U .Oneot manylay•fl 21 . RA!deemer 26. Sptrtt li'OR SALE- 7 room II'. ffA-• hou10 wt"tb bath, Haven ' W. Va '' Wail to Cll')leting In llvln& and dlnlng roo!DI. Pay part ...,. '"UIIy • like I&Mij M.- "'10...0fl Ill. V-.1 18.Ddrlc sl&tute =·· ......... .\aYuotllloftlt. PlQinteQ :tl. l"omlla 11./oll abbr. cutt!D&. Will buy bidet ever, FARM for Sale. Pbone SH 2~5. H·tfc FOR SALE : 6 room house with -~-----~­ bath, full basemtlll, IN f1rInstruction• ull St., Middleport. l'ltoot: - - - - - - - Pi. Plellllll 185-Z66'1. U, i. CIVIL IIOYICI TIITI •< woan 11 aDd .,..,, SteUn 11 II tiC Jobl. m,.., ltll'tlq ,.,, Sbol1 -...... --..... ,_ •. -... ··... IIOWII 1. 1'11&, lorou Ilk l(oQday. PbU Meier, PbOlMI WY Will. t 18 lfc DAILY CROSSWORD J. Doa food lobs, 0 male. lemale over 18. OEIB Bu1 23110. Oakland Park. Fla. 38307 .... 0\'ll' Call1-3707. SH-3145 Havealoan. or WY New 1 17 ete ~ u oona u ...- •· dl of Jolla OptiD. .,.~. lllllleQMHl'Y. f'BII ttalor•a&tOII 011 Sobt. laliJill, retUU.. ...U. Wri&a TODAY ~MD& ll~M> ~ - ... ,...,., U...oa soo ..... ao. _ , Tbo Dllll ......~ .......,.,o. ===~===== Insurance ly I'RID t;lW>IoiC ~ OF~,lQ.t . GulnttsSex ·~ waiT OUTAND 0t.G UP MR.Sltu.MIW r FIIOM00>\\11~ ;Onlncr~ SayslncJi~ COLUMIUI (UPll - .b ~eXUal fa. relation• IIIIGt!l rolllct ·llllldenlll' .. dUt '65 Falcon ·Futura · · szo9S Station' Wagon. ~ 6500 ml)ea by local owner. lllack VI· nyl interior, Dark aqua flnlBh. 700xl4 Urer Jl]o;e spare never used, P.B. radio, blx Ill: enl!nt. Trans/ Deluxe equipment. Show room ele111. .. · '65 Chevrolet·· . . . , Chile In •lflu~. Of:r.; a rut JCbr."• Indllmo Unlv · · '•t !JI. Sa~. laid '63 Mercury · · · · J169S Meteor 4 Dr. lltation Wagon. Low mileage by one local owuer. Red vinyl interior trim. White finish, W.W. tires show little wear. LuggaJe rack, VB en· gine, automatic trans. Power oteerlng, radio and heater an<l many extras. '64 Olds '88' 4-Dr. · s2149 STRANGER--· Rela\kllii "'" ~,. pre. . 1ft fl!'ller, ~. ·, .u no II!Grt · ~ed - ' Bel Air 4 Door. 2 tone beige and tan I!DIIh, apoUeu clean !ntert.-..·, good whitewall tlrea, radio, V8 tJI· gine, automatic trans. A clean car. • HA5THET 'fAWN!·PRIVII.EGf., ~~cr: ~ die'' ' Ill men .1'ft ezperlen~ tueb relatlon•hlpa. ., · . "'lbl!rt II Dol al ~ rilomenl 1 ~a.n acIllY evlden~ that cept tllat more llrll are bavlna belort rnarrllll lban wu occurring hi the late or even In the 11101," Gapon said. · He explained that linee the II~ llllll'lqe .;. 1tu been more of lhe , Ill ·MIUII nlatiOIII 11'1 acetlf'l 1111 amoJII eollep ~ studeniJ l'llller than older ;Iris. 9'i• GASOLINE ALLEY 0:::. Power steering and brakes, automatic, fully equip- . ped, radio, heater, blue finish. Spotless clean lntertoi. '64 Chev.lmp. 4-Dr. · s1999 Power steering,~ automatic, radio, aU the workl, Uke new tires, tan finish. VB engine. Spotless Interior. By ART SANSOM '63Volkswag. 2-Dr. ··S129S Oeluxe vinyl Interior, green finish, good tires, heater. Plenty of economy and priced to go. · DICK TRACY '63 Corvair Monza ··· s1399 '60 Rambler Sta.,Wag. s499 II Atlantic. potd trove!, hausinr. f!'t 'b taloi'Y t• . CHECK NOW FOR THE DEAL THAT'S BESTI BLAmNAR'S I ago Sam Smith deparl10n, • One story frame, 3(:;~~i!J: this life. Employment Wam.cl WHY worry over • sluggish dug well, 1'1 acre lot say lime heals •II sor- ~ _ __ __ -~ ____ _ sephc tank Get Klean-Em Laurel Cliff Road WOULD like house work of All Septic Tank $:i,OOO.OO. ·;;,'.';'!~'. us tn forget, any kind. Lorena Snyder, WY Landmark Farm ALBERT M, COX, BROKER II ,;;, has only pro.-n 2-6361. I 18 Btp Pomeroy. WY WY z.aw we miss him yet. RED VEST? Locally owned car, 4-speed bo1, 110 enpne, toil of extras, black finish, red bucket seats, ndlo, new tlres. "'""I -lll Have You S..n The Mlnln'The RADIATOR SERVICE 1 1· I --._-~...._............~... romefOY·Micl4leport, U., Jan. 20, lHI 1 , M D~~·~~:,~· ,uDIIe~tlfn 4 ROOM furnished apartment "'""'l ..'"l•• ''" A. M. in Middleport. Pbone SH 2ec:::~~~~'::' 4175 or SH 2-5530. 1 20 &tc WIA . . aut,ttd untU t :Dt A. M. '· ,,, DIY .. f'ublintlon .. ' Your Modern CommunitY Bu11etin, BoAril ~,',Ciassifi~ Ad~ ' ~' "'"' ' Low mileage, Kood t!rt~, in A·l condllfon. '60 Mere. Park. 4-Dr. · s599 Hardtop Sedan. Full power, automatic, ready to roll. '63 Buick · · · · · · .S179S ® LITnl! ORPHAN ANNI~ POOL LeSabre 4 Door, low mileage by 1 owner apotleu clean Interior, aqua fln!tb, whltewaD tins iftow IHtle wear, automatic tralllllllsaion. If you waat a 11111ct, there Is noDe liner than tb!s w . Bur 'CE PT IM lo!IINTEQ l"J.j£Rf ARE YEP I ~AO i l-l"COWS AND CALVES ~0 PIGS 100 '64 Chevelle 4-Dr. · .S169S UP "EI!E FRoM ' EARCY OPiliN~ '11LeNOo;: SEP'TOMBERI Sedan, 155 h.p. 6 cylinder, standard th!ft,.radio, heat. er, like new, whitewall tires, maroon flnilll, lhowroom clean Interior. '60 Chevrolet · · · · ·· S669 Bel Air "6" - 4 Door. Blue flnllh, good tlre1. 8 cyl. engine. Powerglido trona., power steer!nf, racllo. A good buy. ABBIE AND SLATS POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW & USED CARS and TRUCKS ON DISPLAY OPEN EVES 9 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO 1£Lllf(lll'll Do fT ~ ONL'I E16if!l{·Fivt OOLL~ I. Auto SaiH 1111 CORVAIR car 4 doors. Good family car, good tires. Snow tires. See Mary Plercel or eaU t811-S31& Cheater. I II 31< tamps 21. 1llude :II.Oruolllll ·-m- plant. ao. Ro<ky SI.GUtler &I. D...... 1··- 14. F-dl expl- Help Wanted \CARRIER NEEDED RUTLAND Apply WY 2-2156 THE DAILY SENTINEL 17.- lt.Koot -t 41. Saucy 42.llnowl mqlotr- - d . Lepl ooadii!Dn. WY Z.llt51. 12 23 tic (4. Ciavu lbeltono DAILY CliiiiDQ1JOIB- llere'a ._. te w.11 II .. ::::::u:: Oae11Uor.....,llllllll ... lor tile V..llro X .... ""'P1d-. a......... - of • As!'·- . . . . . Hotlp Wanted SERVICF. station man. Good on tun!Hlps, . Write: Tbe Daily Sentinel, .8ox 868-D. 1 18 3!p FUR Dealer. I do 1101 want deep freeze junk furs a! any price. Bill Bailey, Reedavllle, Olt!o. I-4UII the-..... . . . ''W,Jalloii . . . . AII . . . a.tw 0'11. etA. ........... . . . ................. t DUAOYT: .DVAPLX PL •• J'DR'I''tOIIQ, -R'I'DLP&'I WI 5 1 AIIIOCILM'i411111Ari WAJIIQo IL4RW '1'•11 .... m ' 10- -··-··--~~~ . . ) By HAROLD GRA'f ltllt 10 ,_.,. IIIII • lma,r Will' .. b · ,, '· "'' ~ UP Hm, Ai<ENT T1-i£R.E 'I AND WILDCATS ~ND l OTS 0 ' ~UC H TMAT ffir ~ "''t' UTTCE PIG,S / THEY DON 'T BOTH!';,!? OUR STOCK I THE:Y C.::HT DAR t: INJU~I WIT ~ JOf. AA'OUND! JOE OOE<;NT BEliEVE Ill li!"'---LING , EXCEPT roQ I-llS O.,J; I I-1EAT 1 BUT Y'OU'O 8E- SUPPRISEO f.JOW Moc~ tD UCAT : O~l f.: B~C..I{ CAN GET H?OM &;. Hf AVY Of �., ') i ' ' \ ' I ~n P~~ce Wlll Enlorte Baer,sllouie · ·1;;..~o;!re~ in America IRSO BB G 0 di From M . eeting' r""""""" B. • Ud • "J un r nance =.ers~:t!t~~ ·~ are n ergomg ..":-,:.::.."":"/! :;::::-.:0:.":" In <A>lumlms ::r..::.:::..-;; .. ·! . • d Ordeal of Conscience ~~...an~~~ia: ~e:;u: ~ester :.=;est -b4! · SenUnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, o. lu. 20. N81 ' liJ LOUJll CASSmS -UIIIed PreP Ja~trDallolllll 1 Amtrlca'a largest Protestant Furman lbrough voluntary """' tr~butioDI from South CaroUna Baptists. Drive Underway The fund·ralslnl drive Ia n•: underway, wllb a June dllaill line. To meet tbe ~· tt ; be necessary to obtam co~ lions averaglnl tG per ordlmmce IIICI It wiD strl6- llepl ID ease of ne<18811)' or entor<ed. Pollee Chief Tay- discharge ot duty. 1 ~ saJd tbal dtie to the numer. · . lalllla he will 1 llforce : :::.,...,. 000f tU e0ts · Points co..;.ed ID Ordlnaaee · No 4 dated Feb 13 J.D50· ~hild wlll ~ ~m1tied to t Ut carry any oJr gun uncued on tbe slreell 111 the Town of Ma· H Sd A So bem Are Announ"ed of tht Ohio Valley Hea$l Company, ~ l'omerOy, have returned 1 8 lbree day conven)lon.. ~ the Soulbern Baptist Nallonalbte Organiza&lllll · t;oov~oo, 1s undergo!Dg an 10 • 12th, trdeal ol COIISclence. The alstaat easbiera. 1 Its 10 mllllon members are Its «<tb Stoctholdei'a reelected, -~~ , eaugbl lA a bind between ooe of ill 1 mBRUfacturer of cumbenls, Include C. C. JAWJS, ll>olr most cherished principles aad healing Jr., Hollier Smith, A, Roush, lllJd .. urgent financial needs member· oon. " ment ud also dlslrlbulea Bartow J..eaK H. A. of B1pU11 eolltgea and lllliverol· In nelghbMinl ~· Parenla shall be held re!JlOO· mater!ala to 1111 Olllrleo J. llyef, lies. state Baptist Convention • sl h . Soulberll High aehool and beatlnl ,daalera ley, ,and Cbarleo C. 11 · Tilt prlnctple Ja separat1011 of bade Mercer University to ~0 m::\~ any 0co~:ti:~ ~fe~ students the tbJrd 1111 !'I llale afea. James B. Lewll· wu 1 ehurcb IIICiotate. Since colonial through with a lederall~S: violation o~is ordinance of period, bavtng grades of B Accerdlng to Mr. Baer ~~dll ;eecret.ryr«tors. ol lht Board of Dl· davs, Baptists have been stout other sta~ couven IllY aection thereof rna be sen- better have heel was tbe larg~ ., defenders of religious liberty. Florid,a, Michigan, IRdlanaci tenced 11 the Munlei~ Court (lllllllel 11 npltall bad all to be presented They have contended that Vlrgima, New Mexico an f ach II to fine marks)• beating lndu:B-1 h Gro wiD ehurcheo and church-related Missis.slppl-adopted resolutions ~ !t 1.;', ';:~ $! ~~ •more Selllo;. - Shirley ..; produdl g way I!Istltutions Will not remam free reJecting government aid to than , 100 or confined In the mD- 1o ·Oftlle, Pam Davll, Including 1 Meet Gov. SIDlth t th17 accept any kmd of Baptist lnstltutlon1•· Unlv sity llieipal jail or county jail for a Decker, Marjorie Halter of plaslit batbtu!Ia PT. PLEASANT 'l'bl lloverniiiOnt suboidy. In Texao, Bay or er od eed Jolmson Oonnlt units Valley lnduslrlallllgbway 30 days or CAROLYN UPSCOMB, Baptists are also great President Aboer V. McCall J:~ not to ac Seminars ;.. buslnesl elaUJIII will meet Govmtor believers in the importance of went before the state Baptist N~ son shall sell or fur.,. ly Pric:<!, Lois Se\VeD oblems were ovail· lett C. Smith and Stall t[ducaUog young people a Convention with a ferve~~l·~ ish revolver other pis- Shain, PAM SYLVESTER, able to lbr: nearly 1300 dealers Commissioner Burl Sawyer• ch-istian atmosph~re. There for permiSSIOn to accept era tol dick or bowie kRife sling roo Theiu William Zerkle. Also leatured wu the House of Cbam· are about 1110 Baptist ool!eges ald. He warned that church- ' . • Jlmiors - John Adams Patty -• .d . 't In th Uruted I ted colleges will sink to the shot, billy or metallic or other list of s.....ers lJI. FIRST an uruversiies e rea k kl otbe Baker DONNA Ohl • anveraor '1D'Iesll 1 1 States, of which 55 are sta!Us of second or third rate a se nuc es or any r ret cde Bonnie o a •' •• QUALITY !j!pported by the Southern institutions unless they obtam m.ngerous or deadly weapon of SUE JokMURRAy CM!a Dr· Norclml8la'&:nVJilliiR,II REGULAR _ Baptist Convention. massive new linancial support bke kihnd orb ch:racter to ~ per· ris BRENDA NORRIS Nola Clllautbot Pealed, I : . . 500 w om e . nows, or as • Obltz Patty Involves Subsidy from some source ' r an • Mr• Certified Oil Station Last year, Congress enacted Dr. McCall said church reathson: fromto bisbliappearabnce or CAROL ~.enoit ~ley, Aulstant W. Main It, 0 u-e aid program under colleges have accepted federal erwise, • eva to e un' ·~:::t~-~~~.;""::;mmerce.;;;:~ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • co ·• der 21 Lindo Wolfe Naaey Yost. wblch federal grants and long- money m the past, for examp1•, · l!op~ llftlrlct tenn loans are available to all under the Gl bill of rights, and ll shall be unlawhll for any , '"§!iitutlcms f "' gh ed tl . h been accompanied persoa 11> aarry about bls per· tel, Lenora Bass, Jannme Bentz '" o '" er uca on, 11 " never · James Clrcle David Cole~~~;~~ privato and church· by allempted government 0011· disonkany ~~v~lvknier.,or other pis:!, N!E DE LONG Tom ' to expand dormttory trol. He also no tOO that Texas c or uuWIO e, razor, B ng fac!lilies The Baptists have promised In tbe shot, billy, metallic or other Deb!ll Hubbard Peflll' Hubcarry an !oterest ~ate ol past to make up by voluntary false knuckle• or other duger· bard, Carolyn Kiser, lOYCE cent wlllch is less than cootrlbutions anything their ous or deadly weapon of like MANUEL, Gma Malhfil"ro,IIIII gover:.nent currently Is institutions lost by turni11g kind or character. ANA PICKENS Joyce • · · to borrow money. Thus down government aid, but have It sii!U be ualawful for any Joyte Rtlcble Sharon also involve a form of "falleo far, far short" of person without a written per· ~~ SHAIN, Michele goimm~ent subeidy no differ· keepillg this promise. mil from the mayor to firt or 8 Thol'jll!, princlpls fro~ grants, Drop Formal Vr..W discbarge wltbi Dtbe corporate WARD Linda Wlnel, slnco the law wos The Texas Conve•Uon did not limits, ond then 10 u not to Yates. there hal been sbarp eveo reacb a formal vote on 1 . Freollmll ,llllll- Judy Adami within some of the resolution authorizlnl Baylor I!II'Ved, but U II not necessarily Marlt Beegle, Melanlt Beegle, II Bt>ill Boptisl Gonven· ond other Baptilt iastitulionJ to the best way of dealing with a RHONDA BRADEN, BRENDA over whether Baptist accept federal aid. It was church-related college where BRADFORD, Diana Cross. coll~ges llhould accept federal withdrawn after soundinga lndl· the public at largo II tbe thief JENNIFER DAVIS, LINDA cated it W<lUid be defoallld by beneficiary.• GRINDSTAFF Salldra H a trusleea ot FurmsR large majority. This ll substantially the same Mike Hayman, Sblrley lludsoa, Ut::'% at Greenville, S.C., The issue is certain to argument tbal Roman Catboliel GRACE HYSELL, Dollll l.i&JIOHAL VAWIIt Odell. Ill the debate to a head by continue generating C!Oitrover· have mada for federal aid Ill fers, JANE JOIINSON SAN· 1 federal grant of sy. Some Baptist leaders parochial schools-namely, t!Jat DRA JOHNSON Boult IDler, enda, ll1IPtl1 l!llllld, ....,.. to construct a new believe that a way oau be found the &ev<r11Dlen1 would 1101 be Janice MIIIIUt!l, GEORGI!l ·~:;11 tbln. j1llaod for q1lllll .... lUre building. to reconcile principle wllb supporting the religl0111 fune. RIS Aaroa llqre, ll'rllta .., ......mp~... - -,..·-· !be South Carolllla practicality. Southern Bapjist lion ol the sehoolt but olmply Martha Yoet, Sllldra Zerk& Boys (II• 10 thru 16) Reg. 2.91 Conventioo at Us Convention President W. Wayne compensating them for the l)leeting inBiructed the Deboney commented recently publle oervt.. wbleb they .D eoslt tbt federal to retlll'll the federal that "absolute ..,araUOI ef perform lA educating a 1111'8t IIM!nl $27,1'12 Ill oducate 1 BOYS DRESS convention prom- church and state Is Imperative part of the nation'• eblldren. denl al tbt Jlaval Anll'itmJ raise an equal sum lor where the church alont Is Adv for PMs '!burs Ju 20 AonapoliL Sl!el 8 to 18. RIO. t4.H iody J:: No c. : m 0 m a:' '!P or Reush . -j ' ·' ~.. .•,... . ' . t ' ''>),~ I lam•· Vib .~ ,' NOW ,' ~'. ·'· Are Ava'ilable Nnt.es Ski'tti'sh Horse GOING·~ 1 o.Nn 1 I I 1 ' Bat Bwgalns Jt,re At ••• RUTLAND FURNITURE NOW IN PROGRESS! 1 ARNOLD GRATI 1 •... 6Jc I II , PET TURTLES - · - - - - - -· _ _ 39c I n FISH & TURT GO..... LE FOOD - - - pkg. 1Oc s·to BEN 'fRA.NKb:IN s.<fo~ Fall & Year 'Round Suib I -- I --· POMEROY WY 2-3498 ) SAYS: FIF'I'II HAND Great oddity or !he Kinkajou is its long, powerful tail, which !is used a/m()s t :as a fifth hand . : The kinkajou is one of the few on imals th at can climb up ils own tail as you hold u\e er.d , of the appendage, and then on· ' to your hand, UNION SUITS .. .. .. 88c I I Clearance .. Save t, l even! one/ More ·' U.S. GOOD BEEF SALE! SMOKED TASTY Ladies' & Teens' PANTS .... $1.49 PUMPS Larry's Wayside Furniture and "MAKE WAY 1for ROWE .... v.,u,.. Intire Stock CoUoc:tionMtM IMn• JACKETS DRESS •nci SLACCS SURBURBAN COATS t Proudly we announce our selection by Rowe Furniture Company as their Factory Representatives for this area. We hove for several months worked closely with Rowe's Representatives to secure this "EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE."' Soon we will offer one of the largest selections of styles by this famed furniture maker this side of their own factory showroom down South. We must make room for our first shipllllnts arriving soon. This sale Is unporolled In size, variety, and most Important unparolled in savings! The savings to be had are the kind you se'ldom see on pieces of this quality! You simply can't go wrong at this big value filled sale Get what you need now •• • we'll make arrangements so you tan pay later. Come In Browse Around- Shop Wayside. fabulous savings from 10 30tyo 1o eiANK RATI PINANCING e FREI DELIVERY eOPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS REDUCED WUAland ALL-WEATHER COATS DRESS HATS $3.96 24.50 now $19.56 $6.66 27.50 now $21.96 $7.96 32.50 now $25.96 $9.96 42.50 now $31.96 $11.96 Complete Stock BIG SELECTION ' of Min'• SWEATERS IOYI LEVI'S 1.95 now $7.16 CASUAL 10.95 now $8.76 12.95 now $10.36 14.95 now .$11.96 $t95 now $7.95 now $9.95 $11.95 15.95 now SlACKS REDUCED to 39.91 SHOIS Reg. 6.95 $5.56 Reg. 8.95 $7.16 Reg. 10.95 $8.76 Reg. 12.95 $10.36 Entire Stock NOW 49.95 NOW 55.00 NOW 5 31 39 544 5 Melli SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 now 3.95 now Reg. 4.95 Reg. 5.95 39.91 NOW 49.95 NOW Now$3.50 Pumps -Flats -Casuals '36'. :o: 546 REDUCED TO _ _ .. ona SliTS REDUCiD TO $2.36 $3.16 $3.96 $4.76 m.t8to18 SPORT COATS . Not our eaUre Jto<t, 100<1 otyl01 and fab· rico, moot sU ,,,.., 20% to33\o\% DRESS sHIRTS MENS DRESS HATS · ......naui $3.96 pr. I PIL $7.50 19.95 24.50 29.95 39.50 ALL . lOifo SJDI6 TO 2(1. . ,. .Men's Work Sox ·, ·1·.5QtJ~-'.·OFF·;· · LADIES WEAR • •• · . . ·, ' ' ·~ ' . $2 3 BY KRAFT POTATOES ' r ~~ , . · . ., , .. .All S.s ..F1~11I 1 , · - W~~n, Pomeroy · ;~ i '~ ~\O'.<II..U.-~"··.·· . ' . ' . ,......_...~~---;.:f\ "'"~··' ...... --·~·--,···~·. 1. '. • ' .. .,, • • ' . I' s lbs. J( 8 BUTTERMILK or CHOC. MI LK by McCOY'S 2 39c _____ MI X OR MA TCH qls. BY McCOY'S . ~ · lb. pkg. --• • 39c . DRINK "~< Ii ORANGE FAMOUS "CIRCUS" ~· ~."i,;.... 4 "' oi. cens for · $.1 00 . · ' SIMON'S MARKET 1c . Open Deily ~:00 tO 7:,00 - Frid1ys. Til '8 - Sat. Til 9 . ;.: .... -·--- .~ . 'n·-.:- -: ~- .. ;r- ....,_,.. .,, E. Main St., Pomoroy . ..-.:· . ). Cottage Cheese .• c t.i CLUB FOOTW~A R FOR ALL THE FAMILY! .; "'j}. I Melh l:fos• ~StORE l Borden's ICE CREAM GLACIER _..c;.._,..,__,.__ ~ G~L: 49c 1.00 s..m.... Simon's . .Pick- A .. Pair l*'pMlcagtt _, 50 lbs. $1.3 S k )~ Florida ) ; Oranges -;;", UNCLASSIFIED Ladles' 1st Quality 4to'6 pelr 3qts. for- --- -1.00 LOOK! FRESH, JUICY LADIES' HOSE ,{!' Salad Dressing lbs. . EXIRA SPECIAL! FIIIICKII Bran. In Opp111lf* Jhe Park, Chlllpolll,, ohio Onions Values THOIMS CLO'ttllD$ · · .. ' .·.. -:-::--:--::-~---------- NO. 1 NOW ' . for NOW White and eolored. wortoff eel eoUar styles, moot olio now $15;96 . u, GOOD VALUESI now $19.56 Reg. 5.95, Now ~,77 now $23.96 Reg. 5.00, NoW , $3.2,7 now $26.45 Resl· uo, Nn $2.97 ,Reg. 4.25, ~ ' .$~77 .... us, Niiw :,~7 ! SJ 5 to 4,99 100Men& ''i YELLOW GLOBE 4 55 EGGS ·J doz. $1.29 BREAD ;~~::s S 89c .~ AWAKE g;~~:: 3 :a~:· 8 9c ~: SMALL LOOK! .GROUP BOYS' OXFORDS $f .GROUP GIRLS' OXfORDS GIRLS' &LADIES' 'SNO-BOOTS _Now s3 BOYS' & GIRLS' HOUSE SLIPPERS Sf BOYS' RUBBER OVERS~OES S.f All. Men's DRESS &WORK SHOES 10 ~.Off BXTRA WUAL SLACKS 2 5 Valu.. _ _ _ _ to 5.88 PRICE SPEf:IAL! SPECIAL GROUP Ys OFF Entire Sklck of Melli 125 Polrs Mine .IEDUCED •A NIW tQMI IN CRIATM PINI PUiNITURI POl Ml AJJA• ' 55.00 NOW ll""f'F Out They Go! .. Ladies' and Girls' .... ,uaa$4,M Boys . Wear GAWPOUS, OHIO SPECIALS JAN. 20..21 -22 'l ·6 533 '• ~~~~----~--~-- --_________ t Prices Crash! •.. Making Room lor Spring! GROll' I GROUP 1 'i .19'' 50tyo to 331% OFP $ lbs. Values to 6.88 Topcoats 20% With Zip-Out Uoer lnlln Stoctc - FLATS All MENS 1.95 now $6.96 12.95 now $10.36 10.95 now $8.76 14.95 now $11.96 12.95 now $9.96 17.95 now $12.36 14.95 now $10.96 24.95 now $17.96 16.95 now $12.96 29.91 now $19.96 Melli eSPACIOUI PARKING I~ Arguments on JANUARY 46 981· pen-11 I Kacm 'e __...,.__,_,_.-.,__..______.;:::;;::;;;: • 00 BARGAIN TABLE near 1-ieio Sund for E.thel Garlan' d I ......... 5 ouacco Allotments COLUMBUS (UPI) - Oblo ! ,tW 1 ;)C;lrvicf,! ~OUI'l lO " "''1 .>clnlue., .., u<llofO)"lW.UUloport, U., Jai ~o. anti · poverty officials got a surprl•• todoy wh"n they diS· ay spent the weekend '"'''h . Mr. I fotlr and five million covered Ohio has • group of .~.-....· n.t v and Mrs. Edward Simpson. jar. studying tap poverty • stricken American .l• ,. ~ v Tho Esther Circle ,1ub of the 50,000 dance , , .Indians waiting for federal Funeral service for Miss Ethel Racme Baptist church In<!l at 1throughout the united Sta~-!~ 1. , help. Garland were held from the the home of Mrs. Rodney Icording to the Encycillplll'flll <~•t.rt. A federal anti . pOverty Ewing Chapel Salorday al 2 . . , By Mrs, S.Utrs G r~,mm Priday evening. Brilannica. · •.....,, 1 Hearings lo determine atli- grant, approved by Gov. Farmers may make appllca· p.m., with the Hev. Wendell COLUMBUS il'PI) - A " k't· Mrs. Herman . Welch anJ 1 he Rev. Paul A. Sellers re- 1 .==--====o;;::;;; tudes of burley tobacco grow- Jam·es A. Rhodes stipulated lion for new burley tobacco al· Stutler, pastor of the Miner,. II h" T W lkl s ' ' daughter, Mrs. Orion Wallace turned home from Mt. Carmel FIRST ·ers and other segments of the tbat at lea•! two futrians ·must lotmenls through Feb 15 1966, v!Ue Methodist church officia~~ tis t b ~nnes~ee h~l ng ~are ; and son of Vincent spent Sun· hos pital, Col umbus Salurday QUALITY burley industry on the questloo be oo the Pike County Com- which Is the deadli~ d~le ing. ' ta rho! e a eg wb I elm a an- i day afternoon with Mrs. Welch's ternoon. REGULAR of acrenge • poundog•'"' quolas lllUPity . Aet1on . ton. sla e to be red• lgured in I s1·s·ter• Mr · an d Mrs· Verne _ _ __ Committee In order. to be eligible £or· a · . . . • 1 have been set a~ various pomts which will supervise the ..new farm allotment the appli· l Special mustc was provtded •, small damage sutl whtch the , Watterson. TAP DANGERS Certified Oil SfllfiOI~ · ln l:Sennessee an Keotucky, the grant. . 'cant must meet the following by Fn tz Buck. orgamst,,and ~hto Supedrem~ hCourt Wednes. Iris McKay and Susie Wipple It is estimated that between ' w. M•ln St. '(J . Department of Agricu!. The Ohio Olllee of Opportu. conditions or eligibility : Rev. Stutler who sang, God "Y agre to ear. ~ ~---...;;;;;;o lUre announced Jan. 7. nlly chocked and found that Understands Your Heartaches," Herman H. David asked the ;o The hearings will be held in from. 5!l to 200 Cherok.. Indl- The farm shall be opera ted aecompamed by Mtss Rosann .court to constder hts case a-, aoobrclance with acreage-pound- ana Jive io Pike County - most by the owner. Lisle.. . . . . . t;amst the owners of the ~ay -I age tegislation approved by ef tbem in 8 state ot pvoerty. The farm shaH be the only Burial was m Mme.rsville Hill ~on ~ t a ble~ where he claimed President Johnson Ia t A .1 16 "'""""' , . .. . .. .. . . th U 'ted St t cemetery and pallbearers were hiS flve.year-oid show s pr1 . - &,.;t::e.t~'"1~M'W1M.!JiM!m lim 1arm m e m a es twn- Henr Th G H · b k b th t bl The law provides 1hat befor d · ·· · • ed ted b th r Y omas, eorge ams, ro e a 1eg ecause. e s a o 1 th , e re eren urn may be scheduled. or opera . Y e app, I- Kenneth Harris, William Ru.,. took improper precau tions, e acreage . poundage quotas Tile date and place nearest cent fqr. which a tobacco allo~ ell ,Charles Grueser and· Karl . may be extended to any type to- thiS area that the meetings will ment II established for the cur- Grueser. Davtd said he wurned the ~:~~ other than flue , cured, be held i< Maysville, Ky. , Ma- rent year. Coming from out , 1 town for owners, George 1). and Korh. ll .,YYV1 .ngs must be held in the son County Courthouse, 11~n ThA farm shall not h a the se tvir~ were Mr and Mrs ryn Lose thai his mare was a ... ~uclng area ' after which a Jan· 220 d• · allotment for tobacco. ave Robe':'t Harbrecht, .. · · "kJcke~·" b<-'_fore he· 1eft ~ current Worthington; iOiiiiiOiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiiiOiOiiiiiiiiiiiiroiiiiiiiiOiiiiii.-iiiii~·iii The available land must ' Mrr. and Mrs. Harold Ru badue, ?orse 10 their care for breedsuitable to rai.e tobacco. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. 1'om mg. 1 Jtnkms, Mr. and Mrs. Nnrman The Canton Munici pal C8 urt The operater. shall o~n Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George 1 ordered the stable owners Keep Them Healthy! have ready available equ1pmcn J · $1 214 damages in . ... ones and Mrs. L uct'II e Jenk'ms, 1 pay Dav 1d and _factlll.ies for success[ul pro- Dayton ; ~iss Gayle .Jones. ' u rase Hm~ev er the appeals ductton of tobaeco. South Bend· . In d· ·• Mr · and I courl ov-erturned ·· ' that dec ision. ' The operator must oblaln, dur. Mrs. Jack Phill tps and son, Ja-1'"ymg the evidence showed the. BIG SAVINGS FOR ing the current year, 50 per .. Cmcmna tJ; Mr. and Mrs. ' owners were not n~glige nt. cent o( his income from the WillnHH E. McMahon, Woods-- I--·--~---------··--! YOU IN EVERY farm on which the allotment ·ts field ' Mrs. P:arl Willimns, Lan· l AIhens .. Mrs ' 1"e V B.11·d d 1 • NUUitioua MIMture " ·" " · an reques ted, not including in- ham, Md·; Car1 M·,w. a.~.kms and ' tUhe,sovziR DAN • I"CGftOltlfal Sir• DEPARTMENT ceme from the requested allot- Mr. ~nd_Mrs. Stanford Cremeens Miss :\nn Vaugh1ln Cedarville; ment. Gai!Jpo,ils; Mr. and Mrs. Ro- and Mr and Mrs. R1ehard Erh MIDDLEPORT, 0. : They'll need you during the bert \\ ,Jikcr, Portsmouth, Also, , · bel •nd Miss Betty Ma ndry. Can T roughout The Slore ' snowy months ahead. Feed Tho farm operator shall have I Mr. and Mrs. George DeWeese, ton ; them Milford brand fo od. bad experience m producing, iiiili._llli.;_j·-~~:.-------~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==j;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;:i;iij;:i:i harvl'sting and mttrketing tobacS-Ib. eo in at least tWo of the five ' years immediately prot:eecling the year for which the allot.ment was requested. Sun Flower Seed, 2 lbs. 54c I A written app lica ti on must be 1 2 GOLD 1 filed at the Me1gs ASCS of. F SH IN BOWL "'"":'-- - - - - 49c fice with tho county commiltee Complete wi th green seaweed and colored chips. on or before February 15, 1966. ' .llll,ie , ' ilu.ituoe ot Burley Crowers Being Sought .. - ·Mn, IMlle·Fon· A. RllUsh )Y8I reelecteel president, Charleil tlei along the bam, execullve vice Kenova to and mhler, ·Persons and Hmner S. iact.tbe loclll depts, .Bessie L. Omce. · Brand and Paul Mr. IIICI Mrs. Edward . ' .l 'jf-" ' ' ' ' ~":: .... ! ) .. ··I' '1 �., ') i ' ' \ ' I ~n P~~ce Wlll Enlorte Baer,sllouie · ·1;;..~o;!re~ in America IRSO BB G 0 di From M . eeting' r""""""" B. • Ud • "J un r nance =.ers~:t!t~~ ·~ are n ergomg ..":-,:.::.."":"/! :;::::-.:0:.":" In <A>lumlms ::r..::.:::..-;; .. ·! . • d Ordeal of Conscience ~~...an~~~ia: ~e:;u: ~ester :.=;est -b4! · SenUnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, o. lu. 20. N81 ' liJ LOUJll CASSmS -UIIIed PreP Ja~trDallolllll 1 Amtrlca'a largest Protestant Furman lbrough voluntary """' tr~butioDI from South CaroUna Baptists. Drive Underway The fund·ralslnl drive Ia n•: underway, wllb a June dllaill line. To meet tbe ~· tt ; be necessary to obtam co~ lions averaglnl tG per ordlmmce IIICI It wiD strl6- llepl ID ease of ne<18811)' or entor<ed. Pollee Chief Tay- discharge ot duty. 1 ~ saJd tbal dtie to the numer. · . lalllla he will 1 llforce : :::.,...,. 000f tU e0ts · Points co..;.ed ID Ordlnaaee · No 4 dated Feb 13 J.D50· ~hild wlll ~ ~m1tied to t Ut carry any oJr gun uncued on tbe slreell 111 the Town of Ma· H Sd A So bem Are Announ"ed of tht Ohio Valley Hea$l Company, ~ l'omerOy, have returned 1 8 lbree day conven)lon.. ~ the Soulbern Baptist Nallonalbte Organiza&lllll · t;oov~oo, 1s undergo!Dg an 10 • 12th, trdeal ol COIISclence. The alstaat easbiera. 1 Its 10 mllllon members are Its «<tb Stoctholdei'a reelected, -~~ , eaugbl lA a bind between ooe of ill 1 mBRUfacturer of cumbenls, Include C. C. JAWJS, ll>olr most cherished principles aad healing Jr., Hollier Smith, A, Roush, lllJd .. urgent financial needs member· oon. " ment ud also dlslrlbulea Bartow J..eaK H. A. of B1pU11 eolltgea and lllliverol· In nelghbMinl ~· Parenla shall be held re!JlOO· mater!ala to 1111 Olllrleo J. llyef, lies. state Baptist Convention • sl h . Soulberll High aehool and beatlnl ,daalera ley, ,and Cbarleo C. 11 · Tilt prlnctple Ja separat1011 of bade Mercer University to ~0 m::\~ any 0co~:ti:~ ~fe~ students the tbJrd 1111 !'I llale afea. James B. Lewll· wu 1 ehurcb IIICiotate. Since colonial through with a lederall~S: violation o~is ordinance of period, bavtng grades of B Accerdlng to Mr. Baer ~~dll ;eecret.ryr«tors. ol lht Board of Dl· davs, Baptists have been stout other sta~ couven IllY aection thereof rna be sen- better have heel was tbe larg~ ., defenders of religious liberty. Florid,a, Michigan, IRdlanaci tenced 11 the Munlei~ Court (lllllllel 11 npltall bad all to be presented They have contended that Vlrgima, New Mexico an f ach II to fine marks)• beating lndu:B-1 h Gro wiD ehurcheo and church-related Missis.slppl-adopted resolutions ~ !t 1.;', ';:~ $! ~~ •more Selllo;. - Shirley ..; produdl g way I!Istltutions Will not remam free reJecting government aid to than , 100 or confined In the mD- 1o ·Oftlle, Pam Davll, Including 1 Meet Gov. SIDlth t th17 accept any kmd of Baptist lnstltutlon1•· Unlv sity llieipal jail or county jail for a Decker, Marjorie Halter of plaslit batbtu!Ia PT. PLEASANT 'l'bl lloverniiiOnt suboidy. In Texao, Bay or er od eed Jolmson Oonnlt units Valley lnduslrlallllgbway 30 days or CAROLYN UPSCOMB, Baptists are also great President Aboer V. McCall J:~ not to ac Seminars ;.. buslnesl elaUJIII will meet Govmtor believers in the importance of went before the state Baptist N~ son shall sell or fur.,. ly Pric:<!, Lois Se\VeD oblems were ovail· lett C. Smith and Stall t[ducaUog young people a Convention with a ferve~~l·~ ish revolver other pis- Shain, PAM SYLVESTER, able to lbr: nearly 1300 dealers Commissioner Burl Sawyer• ch-istian atmosph~re. There for permiSSIOn to accept era tol dick or bowie kRife sling roo Theiu William Zerkle. Also leatured wu the House of Cbam· are about 1110 Baptist ool!eges ald. He warned that church- ' . • Jlmiors - John Adams Patty -• .d . 't In th Uruted I ted colleges will sink to the shot, billy or metallic or other list of s.....ers lJI. FIRST an uruversiies e rea k kl otbe Baker DONNA Ohl • anveraor '1D'Iesll 1 1 States, of which 55 are sta!Us of second or third rate a se nuc es or any r ret cde Bonnie o a •' •• QUALITY !j!pported by the Southern institutions unless they obtam m.ngerous or deadly weapon of SUE JokMURRAy CM!a Dr· Norclml8la'&:nVJilliiR,II REGULAR _ Baptist Convention. massive new linancial support bke kihnd orb ch:racter to ~ per· ris BRENDA NORRIS Nola Clllautbot Pealed, I : . . 500 w om e . nows, or as • Obltz Patty Involves Subsidy from some source ' r an • Mr• Certified Oil Station Last year, Congress enacted Dr. McCall said church reathson: fromto bisbliappearabnce or CAROL ~.enoit ~ley, Aulstant W. Main It, 0 u-e aid program under colleges have accepted federal erwise, • eva to e un' ·~:::t~-~~~.;""::;mmerce.;;;:~ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • co ·• der 21 Lindo Wolfe Naaey Yost. wblch federal grants and long- money m the past, for examp1•, · l!op~ llftlrlct tenn loans are available to all under the Gl bill of rights, and ll shall be unlawhll for any , '"§!iitutlcms f "' gh ed tl . h been accompanied persoa 11> aarry about bls per· tel, Lenora Bass, Jannme Bentz '" o '" er uca on, 11 " never · James Clrcle David Cole~~~;~~ privato and church· by allempted government 0011· disonkany ~~v~lvknier.,or other pis:!, N!E DE LONG Tom ' to expand dormttory trol. He also no tOO that Texas c or uuWIO e, razor, B ng fac!lilies The Baptists have promised In tbe shot, billy, metallic or other Deb!ll Hubbard Peflll' Hubcarry an !oterest ~ate ol past to make up by voluntary false knuckle• or other duger· bard, Carolyn Kiser, lOYCE cent wlllch is less than cootrlbutions anything their ous or deadly weapon of like MANUEL, Gma Malhfil"ro,IIIII gover:.nent currently Is institutions lost by turni11g kind or character. ANA PICKENS Joyce • · · to borrow money. Thus down government aid, but have It sii!U be ualawful for any Joyte Rtlcble Sharon also involve a form of "falleo far, far short" of person without a written per· ~~ SHAIN, Michele goimm~ent subeidy no differ· keepillg this promise. mil from the mayor to firt or 8 Thol'jll!, princlpls fro~ grants, Drop Formal Vr..W discbarge wltbi Dtbe corporate WARD Linda Wlnel, slnco the law wos The Texas Conve•Uon did not limits, ond then 10 u not to Yates. there hal been sbarp eveo reacb a formal vote on 1 . Freollmll ,llllll- Judy Adami within some of the resolution authorizlnl Baylor I!II'Ved, but U II not necessarily Marlt Beegle, Melanlt Beegle, II Bt>ill Boptisl Gonven· ond other Baptilt iastitulionJ to the best way of dealing with a RHONDA BRADEN, BRENDA over whether Baptist accept federal aid. It was church-related college where BRADFORD, Diana Cross. coll~ges llhould accept federal withdrawn after soundinga lndl· the public at largo II tbe thief JENNIFER DAVIS, LINDA cated it W<lUid be defoallld by beneficiary.• GRINDSTAFF Salldra H a trusleea ot FurmsR large majority. This ll substantially the same Mike Hayman, Sblrley lludsoa, Ut::'% at Greenville, S.C., The issue is certain to argument tbal Roman Catboliel GRACE HYSELL, Dollll l.i&JIOHAL VAWIIt Odell. Ill the debate to a head by continue generating C!Oitrover· have mada for federal aid Ill fers, JANE JOIINSON SAN· 1 federal grant of sy. Some Baptist leaders parochial schools-namely, t!Jat DRA JOHNSON Boult IDler, enda, ll1IPtl1 l!llllld, ....,.. to construct a new believe that a way oau be found the &ev<r11Dlen1 would 1101 be Janice MIIIIUt!l, GEORGI!l ·~:;11 tbln. j1llaod for q1lllll .... lUre building. to reconcile principle wllb supporting the religl0111 fune. RIS Aaroa llqre, ll'rllta .., ......mp~... - -,..·-· !be South Carolllla practicality. Southern Bapjist lion ol the sehoolt but olmply Martha Yoet, Sllldra Zerk& Boys (II• 10 thru 16) Reg. 2.91 Conventioo at Us Convention President W. Wayne compensating them for the l)leeting inBiructed the Deboney commented recently publle oervt.. wbleb they .D eoslt tbt federal to retlll'll the federal that "absolute ..,araUOI ef perform lA educating a 1111'8t IIM!nl $27,1'12 Ill oducate 1 BOYS DRESS convention prom- church and state Is Imperative part of the nation'• eblldren. denl al tbt Jlaval Anll'itmJ raise an equal sum lor where the church alont Is Adv for PMs '!burs Ju 20 AonapoliL Sl!el 8 to 18. RIO. t4.H iody J:: No c. : m 0 m a:' '!P or Reush . -j ' ·' ~.. .•,... . ' . t ' ''>),~ I lam•· Vib .~ ,' NOW ,' ~'. ·'· Are Ava'ilable Nnt.es Ski'tti'sh Horse GOING·~ 1 o.Nn 1 I I 1 ' Bat Bwgalns Jt,re At ••• RUTLAND FURNITURE NOW IN PROGRESS! 1 ARNOLD GRATI 1 •... 6Jc I II , PET TURTLES - · - - - - - -· _ _ 39c I n FISH & TURT GO..... LE FOOD - - - pkg. 1Oc s·to BEN 'fRA.NKb:IN s.<fo~ Fall & Year 'Round Suib I -- I --· POMEROY WY 2-3498 ) SAYS: FIF'I'II HAND Great oddity or !he Kinkajou is its long, powerful tail, which !is used a/m()s t :as a fifth hand . : The kinkajou is one of the few on imals th at can climb up ils own tail as you hold u\e er.d , of the appendage, and then on· ' to your hand, UNION SUITS .. .. .. 88c I I Clearance .. Save t, l even! one/ More ·' U.S. GOOD BEEF SALE! SMOKED TASTY Ladies' & Teens' PANTS .... $1.49 PUMPS Larry's Wayside Furniture and "MAKE WAY 1for ROWE .... v.,u,.. Intire Stock CoUoc:tionMtM IMn• JACKETS DRESS •nci SLACCS SURBURBAN COATS t Proudly we announce our selection by Rowe Furniture Company as their Factory Representatives for this area. We hove for several months worked closely with Rowe's Representatives to secure this "EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE."' Soon we will offer one of the largest selections of styles by this famed furniture maker this side of their own factory showroom down South. We must make room for our first shipllllnts arriving soon. This sale Is unporolled In size, variety, and most Important unparolled in savings! The savings to be had are the kind you se'ldom see on pieces of this quality! You simply can't go wrong at this big value filled sale Get what you need now •• • we'll make arrangements so you tan pay later. Come In Browse Around- Shop Wayside. fabulous savings from 10 30tyo 1o eiANK RATI PINANCING e FREI DELIVERY eOPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS REDUCED WUAland ALL-WEATHER COATS DRESS HATS $3.96 24.50 now $19.56 $6.66 27.50 now $21.96 $7.96 32.50 now $25.96 $9.96 42.50 now $31.96 $11.96 Complete Stock BIG SELECTION ' of Min'• SWEATERS IOYI LEVI'S 1.95 now $7.16 CASUAL 10.95 now $8.76 12.95 now $10.36 14.95 now .$11.96 $t95 now $7.95 now $9.95 $11.95 15.95 now SlACKS REDUCED to 39.91 SHOIS Reg. 6.95 $5.56 Reg. 8.95 $7.16 Reg. 10.95 $8.76 Reg. 12.95 $10.36 Entire Stock NOW 49.95 NOW 55.00 NOW 5 31 39 544 5 Melli SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 now 3.95 now Reg. 4.95 Reg. 5.95 39.91 NOW 49.95 NOW Now$3.50 Pumps -Flats -Casuals '36'. :o: 546 REDUCED TO _ _ .. ona SliTS REDUCiD TO $2.36 $3.16 $3.96 $4.76 m.t8to18 SPORT COATS . Not our eaUre Jto<t, 100<1 otyl01 and fab· rico, moot sU ,,,.., 20% to33\o\% DRESS sHIRTS MENS DRESS HATS · ......naui $3.96 pr. I PIL $7.50 19.95 24.50 29.95 39.50 ALL . lOifo SJDI6 TO 2(1. . ,. .Men's Work Sox ·, ·1·.5QtJ~-'.·OFF·;· · LADIES WEAR • •• · . . ·, ' ' ·~ ' . $2 3 BY KRAFT POTATOES ' r ~~ , . · . ., , .. .All S.s ..F1~11I 1 , · - W~~n, Pomeroy · ;~ i '~ ~\O'.<II..U.-~"··.·· . ' . ' . ,......_...~~---;.:f\ "'"~··' ...... --·~·--,···~·. 1. '. • ' .. .,, • • ' . I' s lbs. J( 8 BUTTERMILK or CHOC. MI LK by McCOY'S 2 39c _____ MI X OR MA TCH qls. BY McCOY'S . ~ · lb. pkg. --• • 39c . DRINK "~< Ii ORANGE FAMOUS "CIRCUS" ~· ~."i,;.... 4 "' oi. cens for · $.1 00 . · ' SIMON'S MARKET 1c . Open Deily ~:00 tO 7:,00 - Frid1ys. Til '8 - Sat. Til 9 . ;.: .... -·--- .~ . 'n·-.:- -: ~- .. ;r- ....,_,.. .,, E. Main St., Pomoroy . ..-.:· . ). Cottage Cheese .• c t.i CLUB FOOTW~A R FOR ALL THE FAMILY! .; "'j}. I Melh l:fos• ~StORE l Borden's ICE CREAM GLACIER _..c;.._,..,__,.__ ~ G~L: 49c 1.00 s..m.... Simon's . .Pick- A .. Pair l*'pMlcagtt _, 50 lbs. $1.3 S k )~ Florida ) ; Oranges -;;", UNCLASSIFIED Ladles' 1st Quality 4to'6 pelr 3qts. for- --- -1.00 LOOK! FRESH, JUICY LADIES' HOSE ,{!' Salad Dressing lbs. . EXIRA SPECIAL! FIIIICKII Bran. In Opp111lf* Jhe Park, Chlllpolll,, ohio Onions Values THOIMS CLO'ttllD$ · · .. ' .·.. -:-::--:--::-~---------- NO. 1 NOW ' . for NOW White and eolored. wortoff eel eoUar styles, moot olio now $15;96 . u, GOOD VALUESI now $19.56 Reg. 5.95, Now ~,77 now $23.96 Reg. 5.00, NoW , $3.2,7 now $26.45 Resl· uo, Nn $2.97 ,Reg. 4.25, ~ ' .$~77 .... us, Niiw :,~7 ! SJ 5 to 4,99 100Men& ''i YELLOW GLOBE 4 55 EGGS ·J doz. $1.29 BREAD ;~~::s S 89c .~ AWAKE g;~~:: 3 :a~:· 8 9c ~: SMALL LOOK! .GROUP BOYS' OXFORDS $f .GROUP GIRLS' OXfORDS GIRLS' &LADIES' 'SNO-BOOTS _Now s3 BOYS' & GIRLS' HOUSE SLIPPERS Sf BOYS' RUBBER OVERS~OES S.f All. Men's DRESS &WORK SHOES 10 ~.Off BXTRA WUAL SLACKS 2 5 Valu.. _ _ _ _ to 5.88 PRICE SPEf:IAL! SPECIAL GROUP Ys OFF Entire Sklck of Melli 125 Polrs Mine .IEDUCED •A NIW tQMI IN CRIATM PINI PUiNITURI POl Ml AJJA• ' 55.00 NOW ll""f'F Out They Go! .. Ladies' and Girls' .... ,uaa$4,M Boys . Wear GAWPOUS, OHIO SPECIALS JAN. 20..21 -22 'l ·6 533 '• ~~~~----~--~-- --_________ t Prices Crash! •.. Making Room lor Spring! GROll' I GROUP 1 'i .19'' 50tyo to 331% OFP $ lbs. Values to 6.88 Topcoats 20% With Zip-Out Uoer lnlln Stoctc - FLATS All MENS 1.95 now $6.96 12.95 now $10.36 10.95 now $8.76 14.95 now $11.96 12.95 now $9.96 17.95 now $12.36 14.95 now $10.96 24.95 now $17.96 16.95 now $12.96 29.91 now $19.96 Melli eSPACIOUI PARKING I~ Arguments on JANUARY 46 981· pen-11 I Kacm 'e __...,.__,_,_.-.,__..______.;:::;;::;;;: • 00 BARGAIN TABLE near 1-ieio Sund for E.thel Garlan' d I ......... 5 ouacco Allotments COLUMBUS (UPI) - Oblo ! ,tW 1 ;)C;lrvicf,! ~OUI'l lO " "''1 .>clnlue., .., u<llofO)"lW.UUloport, U., Jai ~o. anti · poverty officials got a surprl•• todoy wh"n they diS· ay spent the weekend '"'''h . Mr. I fotlr and five million covered Ohio has • group of .~.-....· n.t v and Mrs. Edward Simpson. jar. studying tap poverty • stricken American .l• ,. ~ v Tho Esther Circle ,1ub of the 50,000 dance , , .Indians waiting for federal Funeral service for Miss Ethel Racme Baptist church In<!l at 1throughout the united Sta~-!~ 1. , help. Garland were held from the the home of Mrs. Rodney Icording to the Encycillplll'flll <~•t.rt. A federal anti . pOverty Ewing Chapel Salorday al 2 . . , By Mrs, S.Utrs G r~,mm Priday evening. Brilannica. · •.....,, 1 Hearings lo determine atli- grant, approved by Gov. Farmers may make appllca· p.m., with the Hev. Wendell COLUMBUS il'PI) - A " k't· Mrs. Herman . Welch anJ 1 he Rev. Paul A. Sellers re- 1 .==--====o;;::;;; tudes of burley tobacco grow- Jam·es A. Rhodes stipulated lion for new burley tobacco al· Stutler, pastor of the Miner,. II h" T W lkl s ' ' daughter, Mrs. Orion Wallace turned home from Mt. Carmel FIRST ·ers and other segments of the tbat at lea•! two futrians ·must lotmenls through Feb 15 1966, v!Ue Methodist church officia~~ tis t b ~nnes~ee h~l ng ~are ; and son of Vincent spent Sun· hos pital, Col umbus Salurday QUALITY burley industry on the questloo be oo the Pike County Com- which Is the deadli~ d~le ing. ' ta rho! e a eg wb I elm a an- i day afternoon with Mrs. Welch's ternoon. REGULAR of acrenge • poundog•'"' quolas lllUPity . Aet1on . ton. sla e to be red• lgured in I s1·s·ter• Mr · an d Mrs· Verne _ _ __ Committee In order. to be eligible £or· a · . . . • 1 have been set a~ various pomts which will supervise the ..new farm allotment the appli· l Special mustc was provtded •, small damage sutl whtch the , Watterson. TAP DANGERS Certified Oil SfllfiOI~ · ln l:Sennessee an Keotucky, the grant. . 'cant must meet the following by Fn tz Buck. orgamst,,and ~hto Supedrem~ hCourt Wednes. Iris McKay and Susie Wipple It is estimated that between ' w. M•ln St. '(J . Department of Agricu!. The Ohio Olllee of Opportu. conditions or eligibility : Rev. Stutler who sang, God "Y agre to ear. ~ ~---...;;;;;;o lUre announced Jan. 7. nlly chocked and found that Understands Your Heartaches," Herman H. David asked the ;o The hearings will be held in from. 5!l to 200 Cherok.. Indl- The farm shall be opera ted aecompamed by Mtss Rosann .court to constder hts case a-, aoobrclance with acreage-pound- ana Jive io Pike County - most by the owner. Lisle.. . . . . . t;amst the owners of the ~ay -I age tegislation approved by ef tbem in 8 state ot pvoerty. The farm shaH be the only Burial was m Mme.rsville Hill ~on ~ t a ble~ where he claimed President Johnson Ia t A .1 16 "'""""' , . .. . .. .. . . th U 'ted St t cemetery and pallbearers were hiS flve.year-oid show s pr1 . - &,.;t::e.t~'"1~M'W1M.!JiM!m lim 1arm m e m a es twn- Henr Th G H · b k b th t bl The law provides 1hat befor d · ·· · • ed ted b th r Y omas, eorge ams, ro e a 1eg ecause. e s a o 1 th , e re eren urn may be scheduled. or opera . Y e app, I- Kenneth Harris, William Ru.,. took improper precau tions, e acreage . poundage quotas Tile date and place nearest cent fqr. which a tobacco allo~ ell ,Charles Grueser and· Karl . may be extended to any type to- thiS area that the meetings will ment II established for the cur- Grueser. Davtd said he wurned the ~:~~ other than flue , cured, be held i< Maysville, Ky. , Ma- rent year. Coming from out , 1 town for owners, George 1). and Korh. ll .,YYV1 .ngs must be held in the son County Courthouse, 11~n ThA farm shall not h a the se tvir~ were Mr and Mrs ryn Lose thai his mare was a ... ~uclng area ' after which a Jan· 220 d• · allotment for tobacco. ave Robe':'t Harbrecht, .. · · "kJcke~·" b<-'_fore he· 1eft ~ current Worthington; iOiiiiiOiiiiiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiOiiiiiiiiOiOiiiiiiiiiiiiroiiiiiiiiOiiiiii.-iiiii~·iii The available land must ' Mrr. and Mrs. Harold Ru badue, ?orse 10 their care for breedsuitable to rai.e tobacco. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. 1'om mg. 1 Jtnkms, Mr. and Mrs. Nnrman The Canton Munici pal C8 urt The operater. shall o~n Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George 1 ordered the stable owners Keep Them Healthy! have ready available equ1pmcn J · $1 214 damages in . ... ones and Mrs. L uct'II e Jenk'ms, 1 pay Dav 1d and _factlll.ies for success[ul pro- Dayton ; ~iss Gayle .Jones. ' u rase Hm~ev er the appeals ductton of tobaeco. South Bend· . In d· ·• Mr · and I courl ov-erturned ·· ' that dec ision. ' The operator must oblaln, dur. Mrs. Jack Phill tps and son, Ja-1'"ymg the evidence showed the. BIG SAVINGS FOR ing the current year, 50 per .. Cmcmna tJ; Mr. and Mrs. ' owners were not n~glige nt. cent o( his income from the WillnHH E. McMahon, Woods-- I--·--~---------··--! YOU IN EVERY farm on which the allotment ·ts field ' Mrs. P:arl Willimns, Lan· l AIhens .. Mrs ' 1"e V B.11·d d 1 • NUUitioua MIMture " ·" " · an reques ted, not including in- ham, Md·; Car1 M·,w. a.~.kms and ' tUhe,sovziR DAN • I"CGftOltlfal Sir• DEPARTMENT ceme from the requested allot- Mr. ~nd_Mrs. Stanford Cremeens Miss :\nn Vaugh1ln Cedarville; ment. Gai!Jpo,ils; Mr. and Mrs. Ro- and Mr and Mrs. R1ehard Erh MIDDLEPORT, 0. : They'll need you during the bert \\ ,Jikcr, Portsmouth, Also, , · bel •nd Miss Betty Ma ndry. Can T roughout The Slore ' snowy months ahead. Feed Tho farm operator shall have I Mr. and Mrs. George DeWeese, ton ; them Milford brand fo od. bad experience m producing, iiiili._llli.;_j·-~~:.-------~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==j;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;:i;iij;:i:i harvl'sting and mttrketing tobacS-Ib. eo in at least tWo of the five ' years immediately prot:eecling the year for which the allot.ment was requested. Sun Flower Seed, 2 lbs. 54c I A written app lica ti on must be 1 2 GOLD 1 filed at the Me1gs ASCS of. F SH IN BOWL "'"":'-- - - - - 49c fice with tho county commiltee Complete wi th green seaweed and colored chips. on or before February 15, 1966. ' .llll,ie , ' ilu.ituoe ot Burley Crowers Being Sought .. - ·Mn, IMlle·Fon· A. RllUsh )Y8I reelecteel president, Charleil tlei along the bam, execullve vice Kenova to and mhler, ·Persons and Hmner S. iact.tbe loclll depts, .Bessie L. Omce. · Brand and Paul Mr. IIICI Mrs. Edward . ' .l 'jf-" ' ' ' ' ~":: .... ! ) .. ··I' '1 �.. ~ ~ - . .., ... . ~ ·~ · , -· . . . ~ ...:.>ill! .......,s;~ ... 'il'llii&-!ll!lltll.IPillillklilll'll.~~~ . . tiiiH-~C. ........ -- ...... . '''* n • ,. •" u· ei,, ,., ,,I• ' .-. ""\ ( . iO.llaUy Sentinel. Pomeroy·lllld41epo_r_t._O.,_Jan. · ·-·-.-· 'T · eacher Spea ks ........... T0 PTA about · Physical Fitness JO~ ,, lll&e Mainly About People In p I'alerie }o Laclu HtU Birthday Party Mr. and Mn. Fred Lewis, ob. 0met0Y Mr. annd Mrs. Fro Lewis, ob- Mlas Gayle Jones left Wedu... served her slllll birthday 8D11Jv. day, lor her home, Soulll Beod, aary Tue!day wllll 8 party at lnd after a two weeks visit with Middleport Kindergarten clasa. Mls~ Clara Garland. She chose as her helpers Neyloe Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Miss Clara Parker, Kevm Yeauger, Jenni- Garland Mlas Gayle Jones and let· Wise. llecky Coleman and Mr. and'Mf.. Lewis Harris visit. Christopher Jonos. ed Tuesd•y afleml>9n, at Bidwell Situsg at the birthday table Iwith Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Evans were Kevin Yeauger, Jennller Mrs. Evans Is confined to her . Wise, Becky Coleman, Chris- home by Illness. ! topher Jones and Ray Beare•· Mrs. Charles Buck was an Mrs. aoa Kessinger, vy High School physical lloo teacher, was guesl at .the meeting of lhe PTA Tuesday evening, on Ileal fitness, illustrated by film. Mn. William Ohlinger, deol. conducted tbe which opened with the pledge lhf flag. Devotions were led I Mn . Menzel Smith A waa given on the project lor front of school. Rodlee Story's room won overnight guuest Sunday of her t sister, Mrs, Floyd Rumbteld and brother, Ran Might, RuUand. . AIC and Mrs. Jerry Fry and wilt. Cupcakes enscribed wlith the numeral "" nd ice cream were served by Mrs .. Lewis ... slsted by Mrs. Reynolds, teach- attendance award. Clhul Refreshments were served er of the class. Favors of candv son, Marc. left Monday, for Sa. and coloring books were given vannab! Ga., after a ~5 days day close of meeting by Mr. and Mrs the children del• George Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. · 'i'1lf VinC<'nt Broderick, Mr. and ~ Mr!. Franklin Rizer, Mr. Mro. David Davis. Mr. and Mrs. 0 Jark CUrtis, Mr. and Mrs. Ron· tin ald Browning, Mr. and Mrs. 1~ Charles Faulk. ~1r. and Mrs. ll.t WiUiam soulsby, Mr. and Mrs. . .. ker Mr and Mrs. A wedding shower was gl'l-en cJu : : : and Eric . in honor of Mn. Patty Cape' I bart. Sunday, Jan. 16. Games Opha Offutt was pr<>- 1 1 were played and door j"; . i aR was win by Mrs. Eva Hys~ll lll'BlD cha rrn · Ref...,shments of cakes tr1m 1141 ed in p~k rosebu~s and J3AttendCims puncn, mmt. and chips were ~ Regular Meelin11 served to Mrs. Mildred Alklfe. The Young Adult cl<1ss of the Mrs Charles Manley, Mrs. ClaferMroy First Bapli<~t ra L1ghtf~ot, Mrs. Eva Hyse~l. beld its regular meeting Mrs. Martlyn P1~rce and ch1l· day evening at the church dren. Mrs. Marcia. Capehart, oom wltb 13 members and daughters, ~usae and ~u· r Rev. Carver Williams, lia _ Mrs. Flora Bang . and chlldd th< t'ng ren Mrs. Ethel Pr~ddy, Mrs. ~t, opene . me~. ' ed Eli~a Powell, Mrs. Alberta Wag~·· II was de<Jd ner, Mrs. B,..nda Wagner and daughter, Lisa, Mrs. N e IIi e I Wright, :>1rs. Bertha Bing, Mrs. I M•rv Ash and daughter, Mar-- Pomeroy, Ohio gle, ·Mrs. Maxine Jordan , Miss Susie Manley, Miss Sandra TONIGHT ' Bing, Miss Barbara Ughtloot, NOT OPEN I Shirley nnd Cindy Jordan. Send· ing gifts were Maxine and SusPRIDAY ond SATURDAY Januuy 21·22 anna Arnold. Ann Radford and "GENGHIS KAHN" daughter, Stephany, Mrs. Chestl'echnicolor ) ler Hutton and dc.mghters, CanSttphtn Boyd, ,lamts Mason, diee Sherry and Sandra Hut· Qt Wallach, Francoise Dor· t ,M Dottie Will Mr. and lE!•~ 'l'elly Savala!), Robert MOrfey, Yvonne Mitchell, ~~;. G:~e Williams, Leta GoodOrilar Shari(, us Gengbh · and J oe Hall . w1n Kalin. 0 M0RO WITCH DOCTOR" JO·e.r Mahoney, Margie Dean, ~ Mr. Capehart Is stetioned in 1 Okinawa, Japan. The showf;!r Pl'ft'l\l'lo Mangalona. ! was given by Mrs. M;;tx.ine Jar· dan and Mrs. Marcia Capehart. SUN, MON. ond TUESDAY visit wttlt . tltelr mothers, Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and Mrs. Faye Fry. . Mr. and Mrs. Wtlbur Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson of Trimble were SUnday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ball. Mr. and Mrs. William Embrey Zanesv ille, were Monday guests ef Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ball Charles Warner who was cal~ ed here by the death of h:s brother. Robert Warner, left today, lor his home. Pitlslield, 111. While here he was the guest of his sisler and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ball. wedd"tng Sh wer r Is Given for Mrs. Capehart i: ~~mi~troui ~ H~~ t~<e pm~ Iii• Walk-In Gorden Club Meets at Hart Residence Mr~ . Mina Hart and Mrs . Belva Willard were ~oslf.'S~e~ when the Walk-In Ga en c u met at the home of Mrs. Hart. met at the home of Mrs. Hart. Th~ pres_ ident opened the meetmg w1th ~ club prayer and pledge to the flag followed by the thought of the monlh taken from lh~ ~k of Matthew. Com~umcat~onsA lwerel read and d1scusscu . vo e o j thanks was ex_tended Mr.s. Don· 1 na Mae Moms fir typmg t?e new yearbooks. A1 the social hour Audra Well conduct.ed a word contest. Helva W1llard . was the wmner. A round robin card was prepared and sent. to Mrs. Helen Carpt>r who was ill. Attending were Audra Well , Donna Mae J1nuary 23-'14·'15 I - · - -- · --------·· ~-·- i Morri s. Edna Lee, Mabel Lee. "THE SANDPIPER" Louise Harrison, Anna Hart, (Technicolor) Ellzabeth falor , Richard Bur· each member would brmg I Clara Paulsen and the hostesses t"P!\· tva Marie Saint, Morgan bot supper to the next meetJ~g. Mina Hart and Belva Willard. be sold as a. money makmg i . 1'1ft'!.dn, Chas. Bronson. C't\Orurtoon1 Potluck refreshments ·.-Cftttlssion 75c & 50c served. THEATRE ! I · ol 1 Church Choir Plans Mission to County Home 1 1---- NOW GOING ON A T - - - - - . BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio QOSE OUTS l PRICE! ~· Blonde 01k T1bles r< Record Cabinell (. I Ceder Chest levtral table lamps and edda and entls of tables BUDGET SHOP SPEOALS 2 Pr. L.R. Suit• $99 Plotform Rorkon $1J Solo 8od1 . ..... $51 3 Pc. B.R. Suit• $99 Bunk lloch, Comploto .••••• , $68 Twin Siu Hollywood Bods . . $39 Motel Wardrobes $12.95 Rorllnor Cholrt . $49 3 drowor Chula $19 'x 12 Linoleum Rugs . . ................ $4.18 J~ 1< 91ft OYOI Braided Rugo ......... , . $29.95 I x 12 Nylon Rugo, Bro.dloom Quality ..• $39.95 I x 12 Axminstor Rugol ................ $39.95 t x 12 Axminstor Rugs ..... , .......... $48.00 ...,... Block Suporl11t Mat~ng .•• , • , •••. yd. $UO PAMOIJS FLEXSTiEL ~lYING ROOM '!'liTES AND CHAIRS 2 Pet. lutlol from $248 tmorlco's Flnost-Provlncotown Maple i.droom, Living Rm., Dining Rm S.v~ 20% SPECIAL SALE ON 1965 & 1966 Mod~l Frigid1ire Applienc.. ADMIRAL RADIOS & TV'o ' DUPLEX REFRIGERATORS ............ IAVI Sunday, January 1, between 25 30 peeople from Middleport Church of Christ attended servkes 1:1l the County home fer the aged from 2:30 - 3:30p.m Debbie Grueser and Cathy Me~ Elhinney sang a duet. Brother Hicks gave a 10 minute talk on John 3:16. Group singing was enjoyed by aU. , This is a program SE'l up by the M~igs county ministers ter will be in charge each Lord's Day. A different minister will be in charge each mon month. Thhis week the church choir will go wiitlt Brother Hiicks to enjoy people they have know bring spe'dal music. These folks enjoy seeing people they have known.and like to meet new ones Everyone is invited to help this mission o[ Spreading bumaa kindness. ' Mrs. Curtis is • Guest of Honor At Stork Shower Mrs. Paul Curtis was the guest of honor at a stork shower Friday, Jan. 4, at the bome of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Drake of Canlfr's Run, Racine. Mrs. Carole Barber, Mrs. Hel· en Hill and Mrs. Doris Deeter were hostesses. Pink and blue otreamers and a large doll accented the table on which the gilts were placed. Mrs. Deeter led the group In games. Prizes were awarded to Bea Dugan, Ora Hill, Betty HutchistHl, Audrey PiltterMn and Odessa Roush, who also won the door prize, Refreshments were served and Mrs. Curtis opened her gilts. The guest list included Odes~a Rousb. June Dewhurst. BOll Dugan, Audrey Palterson, Betty Hutchison, Hope Drake, Sylvia Curtis, Ora HiU, Tress Swain, Sharon Drake, Kathy Hill, Marilyn Curtis and Sandy Curtis. Mrs. Curti! is the form<· Sheila Drake. Many Other Items-Too Numerous To Ust CONVENIENT TERMS FREE DELIVERY I RETURNS TO GERMANY SP5 Dewey ·Smith, 3rd Mi8sUe Bin., has returned to camp In Schwelnlurt, Germany, after spending a 30 day leave with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Willard Clay, ftl. I, Pomeroy • Friday and Saturday, January 21st and 22nd at I Dollar Days Elberfelds •• Pomeroy 51 loyo $1.95 LOlli SIHW KNITTED SPORT SHIRTS, Slao 2 to 11 - Solo $1.50 25 loya$4.95 Rovonn.to JACKETS, ,bu10 toSA16LI ...50 .. 103 Young Mono $4.95 oriel $5.4f Conlu,_, TROUS.,~R 1 I ' IIIII 29 to p 1ALI .... PI , 00 II Mono $4.95 Conluror WORK TRO.~IIfiSAILl •• DO 1 $l1e1 32 fD ...._ ~· PI r Mons lit Ytnk UNIFORM SUITS (Shirt ond TrouMro)-LI U.OO o JUII ::• 2 for $1-00 $9.95 COATS ond JACKETS----- IALitf," Sl0.95 COATS ond JACKITI SALI $1.17 $11.95 COATS lnd JACICITI . IALI $9.74 Wooh Clolltt To Mitch, Dolllr Dop ... a ,,, so; $12.95 COATS ond JACKETS $13.95 COATI a!ld JACKETS IALI 110.1$ SALI 111.75 $14.95 COATS ond JACKITS SALI 112.65 DIS" TOwns $15.95 COATS ond JACICITI $16.95 COATS IIIII JACKITS SALI $13.55 SALI 114.47 Stripes and Chec4 Dollar Days - 600 for 3t Mons $4.49 Modm Pltld SURFER JACKETS '!.00 SALE • 17 loyo $3 95' Modroo Pltld SURFER JACKETS ' SALE $2.50 36 Boyo $2.95 NYLON JACKeTS, SIHt 6 to 16 SALE $2.00 5 Boyo $5.95 Nylon JACKETS, Sio.. 12 to 16 SALE $3.50 207 Mons $2.95 Lono Toil FLANNEL SHIRJS SAL! SO 12. Slz•• 14\lt: to £0__ I M•ns $7.95 Navy Blue WoolS~!=~~ Sb:e_SALE $5.00 195 Boyo $2.95 Lont SINn SPORT SHIRTS SitOo 6 to 20_SALI $2.D0 38 IDy~o $3.95 Permant~nt Prtu SPORT SHIRTS itno 8 lo 20_SALE $3.DO 47 Mons $2.9! Lona Sloevt SPORT SHIRTS Slteo $, M. L. XL-SALE $2.DO 109 Mont $3.95 Long SlotYt SPORT SHIRTS SllOI S.,M. L. XL__5ALE $2.50 12 Mons $2.95 KNITTED SHIRTS SAL! $1.50 26 Mono $3.95 c..duroy SHIRTS, S.M.L.XL _SALE $2.50 9 Mono $5.95 Buftolo Pltld Wool SHIRTS - SALE $4.DO 9 Mons $4.95 Wool tnd Royon Pltld SHIRTS SALE $3.00 6 Mens $3.95 Wool and Rayon Plaid SHIRTS SALE $2.50 17 Mons $4.95 No Iron SPORT SHIRTS DO S. M, L. XL_SALE $3. 17 Boyo $2.95 SHIRT ond SLACK SETS-- SALE $2.DO 2 Boyo $3.95 SHIRT ond SLACK SETS-- SALE $2.50 18 Little Toto $2.50 tnd $2.95 Twill JACKETS SALE $2.DO 10 Littto Tots $3.95 Lined JACKETS SALI $2.50 21 Llltlo Toto $2.95 Melching Llnod JEANS SALI U.DO SWEATIRSj~~~~~ 33 loys Boyo $3.95 $4.95 SWEATERS 15 72 BoVJ $5.95 SWEATERS 38 Boyo $6.95 SWEATERS 3 Boyo $7.95 SWEATERS 32 Boys $1.95 SWEATERS I BoyJ $9.95 SWEATERS g.oo SAL! SALE $2.50 SSAALLEE ••.SODO .. SALE $5.00 SALI $5.50 IALE $6.DO 7 Boys $2.95 Poplin JACKETS, Si,. 11 - - SALI $2.DO S Boy• $3.95 Royon JACKETS, Silot 12 ond 14 IALI $2.50 5 Boys $4.95 D1cron •net Cotton JACKETS Sl,.. I, 14, 1'-SALE $3.00 18 Boys $3.9S Llntd Poplin JACKETS , Sl101 10 to 16_SALE $2.50 4 Mons $6.95 SWEATERS------ IALE $4.DO U Mono $7,95 SWEATERS IALI $.!.DO 5 Mont $US SWEATERS SALE $5.50 25 Mont $9.95 SWEATERS SALE $6.00 12 Men• $10.95 SWEATERS SALE $7.DO 3 Mons $12.95 SWEATERS SALI $1.DO 3 Mons $14.95 SWEATERS SALE $9.DO 53 Mono $2.95 Whllo DRESS SIIIRTS SALI $2.DO 41 Mono $3.50 Whllo DRESS SHIRTS SALI $2.50 36 Mono $3.95 Whito DRESS SHIRTS SALE $2.50 · 16 $4.95 Whllo DRESS SHIRTS _ SALE $3.DO 61 Mono $5.95 White DRESS IHIRTI - - SALE $3.50 41 Mono $2.95 Colorod DRESS SHIRTS - - SALE $2.DO 76 Mon1 $3.50 Colorod DRESS SHIRTS SALE $2.50 14 Mono $3.95 Colarod DRESS SHIRTS SALE $2.50 113 Mono $4.95 Colorod DRESS SHIRTS- SAL! $3.DO 47 Mont $5.95 Colortd DRESS SHIRTS _ SALE $3.50 6 Boyo $1.50 Whlto .DRESS SIII~T$ SALE $1.DO 78 Boyo $1.95 Whllo DR&SS SHIRTS SALE 11.25 75 Boyo $2.95 White DRESS SlltRTI SALE $2.DO 116 Bor• $1.95 Colorod DRESS SHIRTS _ SALI $1.25 65 Boys $2.95 Colored DRESS SHIRTS _ _ SALE $2.DO 56 loy• $3.95 Colored DRISS SHIRTS _ SALE $2.50 Womont $3.95 Flonnolotto SKI PAJAMAS -IALI $2.DO Womons $3.29 Flonnolotto LONG PAJAMAS SALI $2.00 Womont $3.95 Brushod Trlquo SLHPWEAR SALI $2.50 CLEAN UP SALIJ · Womono $8.95 GOWN ond ROll SITS - SALI $6.29 Womono $1.95 Fionnelotto GOWNS S,ALI 11.:19 Wornons Shonmont Royon PANTIES SALE 2 poln $1.00 Wornons Extro Slq Royon PANTIES SALE I poln $1.00 61-$2.00 ond $2.99 Boilform BRAS , Dlocontlnuod Nurnl>on_SALE $1.00 Womono o~d Chlldr- Wool GLOVIS -SALI 69o.... lr $4.50 BABY BUNTINGS SALI $3.00 Glrlo $2.!0 TOBOGGANS (WoO Known Brond) . SALE $1.00 Gtrlo$1.50 ond 12.50 KNEE SOCKS nil •A.LE $1 DO (Woll Known Bro )........• Blue, White, Charcoal Mons $1.39 WINTER CAPS Mono $1.69 WINTER CAPS Mont $2.95 WINTER Mont 1395 WINTER Mont $4.95 WINTER Boys $1.39 WINTER loro $1.69 WINTER 8oys $1.95 WINTER loy, $2.95 WINTIR Boyo $3.9S WINTIR 2 Rot. $14.95 Solo $11M 2 Rot. S17.95 Solo $14.01 I Rot. $19.95 lolo $16.Ge loy, $1.DO TOBOGGI\NS - - - - - - SALI 7Dc loya $1.39 TOBOGGANS SALI 911c loy, $1.69 TOBOGGANS SALI $1.20 93 Mont $1.00 NECKTIES 5t Mono $1.50 NECKTIES tl Mono $2.50 NECKTIES SALI 7Sc SALI $1.00 IALI $1.50 2 Mons U.95 SUED& SHIRTS - - - - IALI N.OO 307 Boyo $3.95 No Iron TROUSIRS SALI $3.00 172 Boy, S2.95 Wooh 'n Woor TROUIIRI -SALI $2JS 24 Boys $3.95 Corduroy TROUSERS ' IALI 207 Mono $3.95 Wo1h 'n Woor TltOUSIU _.IALI $2.50 172 Mono $4.95 No Iron TROUSIRI . sALI NJO In the Drapery Dept. on the Second Floor. Afl RemMnll Marked FOT Easu SelectiOJL · 45" _ J41. SALI 4tc SALI $1.69 yd. Plnwele Corduroy, Yard wide, aood oel... tton of eaton. Wa!lhablt, ucellent quality• FOR THII SALI 69c ,. _ NYLON NO sele~on eomplett of colora. SAL I 29c ,., , Sale I TABLE COVERS AU Tabl• Coverr included In thl.! 2 Day Sale. Cottons, Unena ud flannel backs. All slzetJ Included. Round table covers Included. 80 oquaro, yard wide, Ilk, bit aelectlon ol palll!rnl and o complete llDe Ill llllld eolon. $4.29 TABLE COVERS SALE $3;50 1, l SALI ~.50 IALI 00 SALE 2.50 IALI Ill 1 , 49c ,.... $1.95 TABLE COVERS _ _ SALE $1.39 SALE $3.00 \ POR THIS IALI SALE $1.9Q $3.95 TABLE COVERS WORLD ~ Rot. $2.47 w•o1 DRiis MATERIAL, 54"-611" QUADRIGA QOTH SALE $2.00 l)e Rog. 11.49 Qulltod COTTON, 36" SALE 7Jc yd. '72" wide - WOMINS $1.00 ' SUPPERS · Wblle They Lilt& 69c ...~. COSTUME JEWDIY Elberfelds Annual Furniture Clearance Sale larrlnp, Neeldaeu, Bracelet~. PIDI $1.00 9NII FOR SOc Oa '111e 2n•. and Snl. Floon See the big values on our atandard well known branda of Living Room, Dining, Room, lledroom and '· ' $2.00 ONII FOil $').00 · Klteben Furniture. Prompt deli••lll lo uour llom<r. . ,. ' ·Friday and · Sqturday ' DO.LLAR DAY$ rL~~~!·:;:·J~:,s:.~=~o::J:::: :::::$1E~ · E -lberfelds. In P-omeroy. · 92 Boys $2.91 Hooded SWIAT iHIRTt- SALI $1.00 45 Mona lUI H..... SWEAT SHIRTt _ SAL I $2.50 70 Llttto Boy, $2.00 KNIT PAJAMAS _ 40 lop $1.9S lrotdclollt P4JAMAS IALI 1.00 · IALI 1.21 L-----------~--:-~-:---:-----"""":-·'· ""'"" _ • • ,. ·' .':.io .• ~.' .. .' l I ByAutonear . ltog. 69c Avrn ond CoHon DRESS PRINTS L---------------· $2.95 TABLE COVERS at Dress Materials n.so 39 Mono $3.95 Flonnotolte PAJAMAS _ 35 Men, $2.95 Flonnololte PAJAMlll 37 Mono $3.95 Broodclollt PAJAMAS 37 Mono $2.95 lroodclollt PAJAMAS ' REMNANT SALE 11 Rot. $11.95 Connon Porlocllon IIDSPRIADS Full bod oliO, told, bluo, pink, whlto-SALE $15.DO 11 Rot. p ,95 Sumot'lon Qulltod COMFORTIRS Bluo, gold, rott, cloublo bod oi.._SALE $6.00 1-$4.95 FURNITURE THROWS $ALE $2.50 5-$3.95 FURNITURE THROWS SALE $2.DO 6-$5.95 FURNITURE THROWS SALE $3.DO ~.9S FURNITURE THROWS SALE $3.50 2.--$6.95 80x90 Inch Prlntod BED QUILTS _SALE $4.DO S--$7.95 10d4lnch Prlntod BED QUILTS _$ALE $.!.DO 36-$1.00 TOSS CUSHIONS SALE 69c 17-$1.95 TOSS CUSIIIONS SALE $1 .19 14-$2.22·$2.39 THROW RUGS SALE $1.DO 7-$8.95 THROW ~UGS SALE $6.DO 6-$5.69 THROW RUGS SALE $3.00 36 Whlto Mnk Gbt1 Boudoir LAMPS - - SAL! $1.15 6-$1.95 SlftP<rlfl 100% VIrgin Acrllon BLANKETS SALE U.OO 23-$7.95 100'1(, Acrylic BLANKETS SALE $5.00 1-$6.91 Volwet Bound BLANKET SALI $4.00 3-$5.98 Worn11pUft BLANKETS SAL& $4.00 1G-$12.95 Chothom Prlntod BLANKETS - SALE $1.00 29 pr. Rog. $2.95 Both room CURTAINS- SALI$1.DO pr. 6-$3.95 SID 72''x9\Y' Showor CURTAINS - SALI $2.50 lG-$2.95 Stu 6'116' Sho""r CURTAINS-- SALI $2.00 16 Dust Ruffl01 PLATFORM, Rot. $5.98 - SALE $4.00 11 pr. R.,_ $7.95 LACE CURTAINS -SALE $4.DO pr. 21 pr. Rot. $5.9$ LACE CURTAINS-- SALI fl,Dtl pr, 4 pr. Rot. $3.9S LACE CURTAINS · - SALI $2.DO pr. 6 Rot· $1.69 LACI CURTAIN PANELS- SALE $1.00 13 pr. R.,_ $1.95 CAFi CURTAINS S4LI $1.DO 1 pr. Rog. 12.95 CAPE CURTAINS SALI $1.50 30 Rot. $1.DO Yolo- ond Tlor CURTAINS SALI $3.00 pr, 27 Pn. Rot. $3.3943.49-$1.79 Shortlo DRAPU SALI $2.00 pr. iet ong It arine Platoon c0IIege 1 Rog. $13.95 Solo $8.00 $6.95 'l:t: ;~~ FM CENTI SAIGON (UPI) - A forde of mnese. Viet Cong raked the Koreaa throughout South VIet Nom, bot day1. 4flf1 Communist Viet Cong rlad The Seulb Koreans, members pooillo:as with small lll'DlB and he declined ID give detalls be- The government truce, • In black pajamas and wearinJ of the Blue Dragon unit of the mortar fire. cal!Sf! the palrols were conn~ which Amor' I ha straw hats attacked a South Korean marine brigade were In the confusion the Koreau ed with mllltary operations unlC8D orces _! · Korean marine platoon early wtder Meiers not ID buot for the first !'e(XIl'led tile Viet Cong der way when the temporary COliCUrred, Js scheduled Ia today ID fiolalioo of the .....,. Viet CoDe and 1101 10 fire unleu bad used clviliana ... buman COfille.fire weot into effect. at i a. m. (EST) Suaday. fire. The Koreans counter& fired upon until the e~ptralloo shields becauBe of their dress AI leut four violations 1Jt. The Vie! Cong cease f1rt • !licked In two hours of hand 10 of the truce on Sunday. They 1111d becaWII other VIet Cong volvlng Communist and South nouncement said guerriU• band combat that killed t6 had pulled. Into defentlve wearing khaki 111ua- followed Vietnamese troopa also were would stop fighting Vletnamew, Communists. · posltlona at their camp near them Into action. reported. Auatralian, New Zealand 3lld The attack on the South Tuy Hoa 240 mllea oorlheaat of Wave after wave of VIet The COllse fire anoounced by South KI!'Olln forces during 1be Koreans and acattered elashet Saigon. ' Cong poured btto the outpost the Communists started at mid- New York hoUday. But Jt made lnvnlvlng Amerlcarut and olbt!r and aooo overran the KDrean night Wednesday to last four no reference to Amerieana. . allies Indicated the Viet Cong Tba Communlala oneakecl up po.siUons. But the Koreau ..::.._ _ _....:.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:;,_ CIVIIJAN CASUALTY- A Vietnamese villager, wounded durJ.ng U. S. Marines' bad no lntentloo of lncludJng around 1:411 a.m. under cover reorganized and counter-at"Operation Mallard" against Viet Cong 16 miles south of Da Nang, Is helped onto a them In their 11111111' New Year of darlmesa and heavy raloa tacked. stretcher for evacuation to a rear medical center. U. S. officials said the aweep net- cease • lire. Tltelr nbiplus and opeued up with a barrage An America• spokeslitan said announcements el a lruflt bad of grl!lltdel. As they charged to U. S. forcea suffered "light" casted 84 uerrillas killed, 29 captured and over 200 suspects. referred ooly lo the bill VJtl. wllhtn 50 feet of the camp the ualllel In oeveral lkirmlshes 2 Rog. $10.95 _$o1 SUI SALI 9De $5;95 TABLE COVERS SALE $4.50 SALE $1.20 SALE $1.30 TABLE COVERS SALE $5.® SALI! 12.DO SALI $2.50 SALE $3.00 $7.95 TABLE COVERS SALE $(».00 SAU 911c SALE $1.20 SALE $1.30 , ,.....-------------::--~ CAPS CAPS CAPS CliPS CAP$ CAPS CAPS CAPS Korean HAT BOXES Bargains In The Drapery Dap.trtment $1.39 TABLE COVERS FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1966 •• Bargains In The Ungerle Depertment While They Lest . POMalOY-MIDDLEPORT, ~10 3 for $).00 · Slo.. Ito 11_$ALI 53.00 168 Boy1 $3.49 Permtnent Press SPORT SHIRTS . CA.NNON TIRRY 131 Mons $3.95 Extro Hoovy FLANNIL SHIRTS Sitos 14'/s to 11-SALE $3.50 ., I' BATH .TOWElS 14U $6.91 P.95 COATI ond JACKITS enttne .00 CANNON '"' SAUl -S AND BOYS WINnR COATS an• JACKETS Mens and Boys Wear • , ScboolL.t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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