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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 �I· ' ' •I ., J 1 • • . 'I .y Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ja1, 11, · Da111 S.nt!aeJ, ~Y·Kiddleport, Akron, BG's, Denison Win B~ER & Locatld End of Poiiiii'O'f MalOn Brldtl• · (Ne<tt To D<llrtl VdlleuJ . ·· OI'Eii 7:00 AM TO P:OO Pft\ DAILY . '" ' j Owned & .Opera\ed By ' GEORGE fl ',1 ' ::' ; I , . ,( li'IHI11Mi Jackets Move TO 1UY A;.,, . 6:00 TO 8:00 ·:lnt..GAHS 61 Chevrolet4 Dr. Blrdtop. AU&ood wbltt llklewaU Un1. Radio 1114 . beater. Black with white top. • I Radio and heater, Extra Cllem Low mileage. 62 Volkswagen 64 Corvair Very low mUeage, S speed Irons. All white Real ,. · 58 Cadillac Loaded with emu. New palnt job. 59 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cylinder. Standard ablfl Nice second tar. · 59 Ford Country Sedan SIZE Evory bleosed event ealls for a special tribute to both motb· er and baby. Tbat me a aa beautiful, frelb cut fiowen In our unique mane• menta. OHIO VALLEY ::PLUMBING & HEATING ·~· MOTORS DISCOUNT In Every One Of These Sale Dependable Shorty Haclcett, Owner WY 2-2050 POMEROY, 0. ' on 1966 • l dr. lodan. Show best of care. Hydramatic drl vo. 63 Pontiac Catalina--- $1875 Sta. Wagon Power neerlng and brakes. Hydramatlc. v"'"' careful owner. One careful owner. Service manager plckedll thia tar out of all the Jot to drive to Cincinnatl Very peodable. Extra nice. C·E'• finest picture everl 4 dr. Hard Top. Only 33,245 easy miles. Spotles~ alii ~~~~II finish. One very particular owner. Hydramattc. P &teering and brakes. 64 Wildcat Buick • • Conv. Cpe. A real sharp car Inside and out. One finest. Low mileage. Power steering and brakes. Autom11tiCII trans. 62 Pontiac Star Chief·· -$1595 4 dr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Hydram~tle. Owned by local widow. Exceptional m every way. Beautiful all vinyl trim. 65 Grand Prix - - • $3295 Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top. Almost like the day It wao sold. Beautiful Burgandy witb all white vinyl bueket oeata Full consul. Power steering and brakes. Hyd. drive. 63 Olds. Super "88" ·--- ~195 2 dr. Hard Top. New Buick trade-In from lout doctor. Shows tender care. Low mlleage. Power ateerlna 6 llrakea. liydramatlc. BLAETTNARS BUICK- PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. -~· Dti~ IIFEUCK ON BOARD BA T T L E CREEK, MI i b. tUPI) -Former baseball Commissioner Ford C. Frick bu bllen named to the Americu Amatuer Baseball Congresa Advisory Board. -FOR. eHEATING WANT ABffiER DEAL ON eROOFING lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ABETTER USED CARt Claosle 6 eyUnder. Automatic Trana. Radio and Heater. One loc:ll owner. Like new. American. Standard Trana. R&H. One owner. Another one llte new. WYW314 1:14 Mill II, SEE THESE OIMOLET CORYAIR 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 1961 RAMBlER AMERICAN R4dL Standard Trana. Red and White. Nieo Cll. See It! 1960 Dodge Mldcl.....rl II ~;::1;Dak. wr 11 !:AN __ $895 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 11 eyllnder. 4 Dr. Claasle. Auto. Tnna. One loci! OWIIer. Ruu fine. $695. 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN t 1959 RAMBLER ClASSIC ' 1959 CINwol.- $100' CYLINI)ER. METROPOLITAN MOTORS "YOUR RAMBLER DEALtR" Ph••WY~ ' . \ I 4 Dr. SedaD. V8. Auto•. Tralll. RadiO 11114 H&IW. eiiGdull RAWLINGS SONS CO. .. • ' ''T ' ' I ' I. .•. , ,....~. •·.-;'"" ~ ·' ., ....... ·~ '1.: .... -~ ~ .:: . CltRYSL£11 IIEJIPORT 1H" Z1t.O' 183 lUI llliiD GAIAJUE 500 119" lito' 181 1!8.31 11.48 CH&1IOlET _.ALA U!l" liSJ' Ill I!UI 11JII MSIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __.~ ....... --·--~ ,..,c. ... ................... . . . .................... kiltttMW.. ... IIITU r Ciahlntt Dttlaa -m• -· . DEALER STORe . '\ Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can afford- Reliable • 11'1111blur, I ria de 11•11111111. • ~ Galclen voa•lpeaw. • Alllomotlc Voluoae ColllraL I I"Jo! ~ Ia 'rwec1 • e \<h~~ . H& R: FIRESTONE ' . . . .''OU!~· ~ ~. DQa.JR• • UICOIID AYL ' . ,. Ml~LIPORT, 0, . lookwe aren't kidding. For afew dollars amonth more. you could be driving aChrysler.- 1M llanl flab .,. 1111 .. the ehaot You - PI •• 11'4 pay . . price fill a-,1181 Md gat I lot less Willi ... WJ-..!. Or, you call ·illllld up to the Clvysler class for tar less DIOI~ IIIII lnOSt people •npec+ C) 1 ,.,., . . . . . . - - tbe lnOit - I a ,auf $219 - SJ99 ' ' 1 e • 8 lpeaker1 . Ufetime Dlamoncl StyiUI ei'Nclllon Sotllld Control Center Wltb But 8oosi inti Contour Control ~1957~$145 ' MASON, W, VA. - - - - - .-' U . . . . . _ . . .... . . . . =r.::r.::•: ...... .,.-.--. ......... -.. . -= .............. ... --- $]89·00 up FURNITURE CO. WITH AM-FM SOUD STATE RADIO 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trana. Badlo and Heater. · . Now In Progress , CONsoum MASON HI-FI STEREO i; BAK:ER PORTABLES 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 23" CONSOliS or lOW BOYS ... · $199 1957 Poiillac • $295 $595e he ThiN encl Mlny Mon At ' ',I Jlllpala CoavL VB. Aato. Tralll. Badlo and Heater. AUTOliATIC TRANS. 4 Dr. Sedan. Good tlnl. Beautiful frllll white. Clean llllide and out. Nleo ar. . . . . MIIn lt• . ' STATION WAGON R&H. Continental kit All ..,..t tlteo. Like new IJI. aide aDd out. 1 21H COLOR $98·· 1962 Rambler Another ODe local owner Rambler. .•. 12" to 19" ~Ru~tland~;;; ·~··~~·~~1~11~1~7~21~:;;;~~~;;;:::;"•==~~ s.t, for the league ehamploaship. Coeeb Jobn Mllhoaa'a oigbth gradera are BOW 7·2. Coaeh Bishtp's team look an u.e first period lead Jaereased It to 31).18 at halnm:,. 8Jid fed 311-24 at the end of three periods. Tom Prose wu bJgb with 19 and Sieve Joneo bad U. The eigbth grsdOI'I finished the first period at 14 but Galli- .. TABLE RADIO / AUTOKATIC TRANS. Robinson's Pl.~~an~l'a~oe'V~en~th~tlf~ad~e':..,~ai~IO~po~Ua~w~ent~ah~ead~!17!::·1~1~at~ha~IJ..~~~~~~~~~~ ,_, , p..,.,., SOLID-STATE 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Pull power. Clean and nice. Se~re. - 71 So m st. Brnrd rr avry Bible 101 entrt Biblt st Centrl Mo, St. Ull Bethany 17 Kana P'rosh 80 Kan It Jl'nh II . 811 Colo. CoU 88 MOTOROLA POWER STEJqUNa. BADIO. Gallia Aeademy Junior High teams ocore'd a double Yietory over Rutland Junior High Thursday afternoon at Rutland with the aeventh tlfsdera Ifill. ning Sl-30 and the eigbth grad. ers finisblng 30-21. Th• win brought Coaeb Dlek Bishop'• seventh graders to an 11-1 reeord for the aeasou, Next Monday they clasb with Pl. lion. ~all size, Smart~~ 4 DR. SEDAN. VB 1962 e cylillder Convt. '' MATADOR SPECIALS I Nice and clean. ~13; Galli•polis• Grade ~ -hoolers Take 2 Games from.JtRu'tland Arthur J. Rooney, Stee~ president, said the decision to hire the 37-year-old former Los Angeleo Ram liM eoacb, was made at 1 p.m. (E.B.T.) Thurs· day, u hlllll' and a half before ! he caUed a newt oonlere... , The olub owner 1ald a .-... ommendellon by Vinee Ltm· bsrdi, CIOach of the ahampioa Green Bay Paekers, waa u influential lae!or In tho aoleo. 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON e eyllnder 4. Dr. Halt~ ;~: 1 ! • ':,.~~~Sm~th ;~ul ePLUMBING e eyl. Convt. Gold with willie top. 0111 loeal DWIIar. 64 Pontiac Catalina--- ~295 Dav~ Dependability ............,=...........,....,_,! Lewis Repair Service Assured! ll'e It 4 Dr. Beautiful original blue finish. Automatic trans. Pow··ll or steering and power brakes. • Btg• Test m R ketIand neath. . Cincinnati ...... 31 14 One of the Panther nam<d Southeaslern Ohio Lea. Coaeh Carl WoHe haa two big Phlladelphla ... 28 11 was over lbo Southern Purple Coaeh-of·the-Year. guns too, Seniors Gary Stobsrt New York 14 30 Tornadoes who will invade Porn.and Buddy Moore, both also In Weotern Division eroy for a n•n·leaguo return the lop 10. w. L. Pet. match Saturday night. The outeome tf the eonteat Los An'gelea , .. ·, 28 23 .m The Tornadoes, faced with a wll! unseramble the botUe for Baltimore ...... 24 r; rebuilding chore this the leegue basement as the Blue San Fl'llaclseo .. .21 27 have SO far earned three Devlls, .Middleport, and· Pome- Sl Louis ... .. .. ..20 26 IOries and suffered eight iOllses. roy (at Wellston) air"' 1~.1n Thursday's R..utts Coach Craynor Slone's leading PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Tbe play. ·: • · Baltimore 123 Los Angeles 121 scorer has been 5-10 Juruor Pittsburgh Steelers, "have-nets" S8lurday night Wahama Is at St Louis 103 Detroit 92 Sherm Cundiff. In the National Football Leagllllddleport. games scheduled) . Pomeroy startera In both of ue lor 33 years, pegged their Ils w•ekend cag.e matehes are future hopes today o• Bill Aw· exp~ to ~ 6-2 ~uruor Ron· tin, their aew bead coach. ~~ gao • aen r, . Tbe last ef some 50 appll· Knl·gcbet Stunthpsonf endd pos1 ons c coots tosdbe Interviewed a e orwar •-~ fer the h and Senior Dlek Werry post m e vaesnt ..., m011t Junior Bill Mooro at tbo iUBfd by the firing of Mike Nlxoa, )lOllts Aus11n agreed to a tbr.. year · watract Thui'ldljl, ANYWHERE SEE THESE •.• . Racine tt Ptlallroy . · 11o1* HID II Wlltl!a • f9 To!l~s T.V. and Hi-Fi STEREOS THE BEST DEALS BLAETTNARS BETTER BUYS METROPOLITAN MOTORS 60 Buick LeSabre - 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN 60 Olds "88" - - - 1ryfer Q-eelli · 12 Chuck Stobart TakesPostai Cincinnati lea~ Edward Beer, Owner Thousands Of Un-Used Miles Still AYiilable I'omelpy Ill . M'l1iBDA1' Unlletl Prw S.C. Sl 104 Fla. Bowling Green 74 W.Va. Wslyn 'Ill a Austin Named SteeJers COaCh Station wago~ Automatic trau. Barpln. • . 11J tl ' =pclill ! St~bsrt beauty. TOUCAN IUY Scores lng~. Radio and healer, Swa root. Relil money s:l ·1er. :. ,_$998 {.ctpn SHI T R flfiSHING SERVICE .I 63 Chevy II Nova · Panthers Get ... Gyn.Tonight i Welcome A New Arrival. ... Congratulate A New Mom Southweslelll it . Va. Tech 8S E. c.wba It W•bama .t Fla. Soothrn 69 Slellon ft liellla9lllt Union, Tenn. 73 'f&llll ' ;' 81 IIIDilUIPOR1' •• ~,. . Denisoo 74 Marietta • Aaron Buffington's 81. points J)&Ced undefeated G Cedlll"fllle 74 Willni"'tCJa 11 ~ • & J Auto Parts to 94-70 WID over Firestone 500 Thurs- Akron 78 Nc .-, _,..., ~ dUD• .,. 1 • :_ 01. Middleport IUa ' '17:1 f' 1day night In tlie Gallipolis Independent Basketball Ft. Val St 86' A. League .In Washington SchoolvmnasJum. • M Nollon9llll • n marked the oeconc1 1nc11 11 Lop a I win of the season aver Fire- Elberlefu fe31 _ G. Colllns lime and led 2H7 -* lbt tDcl lflddJepert ll'll'lllalal " stone and left the Auto Parta t-0-a; H. Brown 5-HS; N. SwlrJ. of three periods. Slev~ Mlddlepert II Alllal a bnya ill undillputed pouesoloa of dell »21; D. Harrison S.O.l2; was high for Gallipolis with Mlddle.PWI • Kyger a.IJ first pleet withe l'ftWd oi1U. D. Piae 1-41-2; K. Caldwell J-1·7. wldle Norman Gilmore had Middleport IIi PDmerGJ. Fireotooe Ia ..,... 11·2, both loss- Totals 21-7-&1. Top IICOrm for Rutland were TOT.U.S . . . . ur ••••~ ... ,._.. eo to G and J. Auto Parta Weiber't (51) - S. Fuller 7- Gray and Napper wltb 11 Won 3, Lost f. .., ,. .,~ won the first meeltn& ~ tile Z-16; P. Weiher 1).6.6; R. Welb- In the aeventh grade eonlesl, -~ two team. BNI. er fj.I).W; H. Shriner '+12; J. and Barr with 11 In tho tl8btb G.lU.IJ'(JUS IUICOJlil, , 11, 111. Help'"" ._ .... Fuller :1-3-7; Totals 11-IUL ll'adt game. 57 Middlepast ·~ -a _ _ .., w wow Score by Quarters: SEVEN'l'B II 0111 Bill II • ~®ring eolUIIID were Carl Wolfe Elberfelds GaBipolis (51) Prooe 5t Well.rtmJ 11 , 14 28 43 113 Charles {Cbuet) Stobsrt Is wlth 28, Gary Lashley With 16 Welber's 10 22 36 &1 Jones 5.3-13; Noe Z.U; 17 Athena til llti ooming beek to Oblo and Stacy Bllllloo with 14. Buf· G A J UN) - C. Wolfe 9.6-23: 'U-4; Boerger, 2-0-4; North 78 Pollll!l'O)' 5t .: The fonner Middleport and ffllgton, Wollll, Lashley and S. Bunton 3-3-14· A Buffington ..2; Wedemeyer 1·1..1. M Logm it ', ; :... Ohio University athlete, who as Holter, 'Who finished with 13-5-!1: D. 4-o-3; G. 211-li.SI. 17 JICbon .. •• ' 8 1 high school eoach, produced pomll turned In outsbuullng Lashley 7-:1-16; B. Miles 1.0.2; Rutland (30) - Cray 5-1·11; 49 Pl. Pleasant rr,·· unbeaten teams at Berne Union performan~ fOI'"tht wmnera. Totals 37-ZtH-1. Napper 4-3-11; Anderson 2-6-4: G•ilipoHs 5% Nei!OIIV!Jie • • TIM Middleport higb eebnol 0C G•llipolis, and MI. Vernon, ha; wtt~bn2llM~~: I~ Firestone Fireltoae $00 (NI -B. Brown Ferguson 0.3-3; Grat,e Gallipolis 50 Coal Grove 71 baakelbaU leam goea to GaD~ been nsmed assistant g r 1 d "'"" · n Magnsni 348; P. Smith 4-5-13; P. Fra· Totals 11-8-30. TOI'AIB 5il 8 pollS tonl8hl boping to dupll. C..cb Russ Moore'a Pome· coach at the University of Clr> tnd ley Milhoan, 8+20: Magby quarters: =W•o•n•2,...... Loot""l"".iiiiOi::;;:;:;;;;;;;l;; <:lie . and evea Improve upoa roy Panthers will be facing a cinnatl. to Y or ll'e- naru 5-8-16; Abels 1.0.2. Totals Gallipolis . .. . ll 3 311 51 1r 8 ne. Ill first performance of the rugged ehallenge whea 26-111-70. Rutland ..... · .. · 6 18 24 30 1 FINEST SEOAL aeason. into the hardwood against During the past year, Slobsrt The opening game ot the Seore by quarters: EIGHTH The Jaekets opened their stou tonight on the GoldOD Rock· served Marshall Umversity as night 11aw Elberlelds of Pome- a 6 J Auto 1~ 40 11 91 Gallip6Jia (301 - Blowers ~ . campaign wtth a 61.S7 ets' home court . assistant football coaeb and roy dowa Wether'• 63-11 aa Ned Firestone 21 Ja 53 70 13; Gilmore 5-1-11; defeat ol the Blue Devils. Sinee Wellston is presenlly Ued for besd baseball wach, Swindell led the winners with STANDINGS Z.t.s; Wllsm! 0.1-1; Hamilton . thet game the Jaekela have the SEOAL leadership with the ClncinnaU Athletic Director %1 points.Harold Brown bad 13. TEAM · Won Loot 0-G. Totals 13+30. ONE-DAY SERVIql dtopped six ltraiibt loop out- "There's something nice to Ne!so•ville Greyhounds. B o I h George Smith asid Thursday Steve Fuller had 16 for Welb- G a. J Auto 13 0 Rutlund 21) - Barr 4-3-11; aald about wlntor: no have 6-1 slatea in league nigbt that Stobarl will Join er'1 while Herb Sbrlner bad Firestone 11 z Black s.H; SebiiJioi AdON REQUIST ~ Coaeh Duke Burson will un' Ullin, and Wellslon 11 IH for Cbuek Studley's staff u baek- 1% and Ray Weiber finished MeCiellana ams 142; Taylor 0.1·1. II Umber his two main guna, Soph NBA Standlnp the B<ason. field cllach on Feb. 1. with 10. Elberfelda led ell the Weiher's 44 t8 8.5-21. Larry MiteheU and Senior Pete By UDiled Press International Pomeroy, alter picking up Its . way and beld a 28-la baJftJmo Elberleldl 4 9 Score by quarters• Clunero • Allderson, bolb In the top ten Eaalern Division first league victory egainst Mid- In 1960, gulood Gal- lead. . Dunlop'• Gallipolis .. . . . .. •. 1 17 2S lho Our Proo Pallr'2 10 ocorers, wbtou,!moot well Bootiln , Academy s Blue Devils to ..i;;i· .. .. from JO ftet u fromasunder.• , , .•.. .30w.13L. ·Pel. dleport erall forlast thoweekend, aeason. ill 4-4 ov· alla perf eel eampaign, and wu HORAK . CARRY -OlJ! ' ;, ' I Iii• 1'0NIGJI1ls' . Colltlge G & I Takes ·2 • Game Lead 1n League Action IIJ lJIIIed Prw Ill~) 31·30 advantage at lntermlselow. cent of Its abota 111 the llr1jl TIJi bome llpor proved enough AkrM finally forged in front to half to bulld up a 10-polnt half. clu llllv8111age 'l'bunday night stay lllidway of the ·second ball .Ume lead against a cold Mar· .. allow lbree leaml to pull out to earn its lOth win in II games !etta team, then bad to fit!bl eff narrow victoria Ill Ohio coiJe&e as Bob Smith led the Wfill with a strong Pioneer rally. ,. llasketball ICIIon. .. 22 points. Bob Saundera had 18 Aller leding by 80-47 with Allroa nm Its bome win for tbe Aggies, 8:44 left, the l!ig Red fal:~ llrqk to·II , _ by breaking Bowllng Green also trailed In as Marietta came back to Norlh Carolina A & 'll's ll).game the early going, but went io lock il at ~~~~-&. Sam Pratt 1limlilltl olreat wltb a '111-72 cJe. front for good at 27·26. North- finished with 19 points tor' dsllll, Bowno, Green nudged ern DliDOis trailed 74-68 'with 40 lson, then hit six polnla 111 lliiDtsOa beld off Marietta, 74- seeonds left, but hit 1wt quick last 80 seconds te leo 11. Bill Northern Dllnoill, , 74-72, and baskets before time .ran out til Druckenmiller led the Big DenllaD lleld tft Marietta, 74- kill its rally. scoring with 20 and Dlek Bowar •· Af Dixon, the Faleons' 6-foot- h•d 22 for tho Pioneers. But Wllmlqfoa, detiplte play- 9 cenler, pulled down 31 re- Cedarville put on a 15 • 2 fig . II bome, clroj)ped Ita loth bounds to tie the aehool record splurge iD !he first aevea game Ill U lllrla thla Hai!Oil, aet in 1963 by Nale Thurmond utea of the aeeond half to 74-11. . and aeored 15 points. Walt Pi· away from WUmington. TIM Zlpa traUal lllro"'h lie atkowskl wao BG'o tOp scorer Knott had 25 points for the lnt llalt 1111111 • Up.ID Ia the ft. with 18 poiata, but WID Hanson Ding Yellow Jaeketo, 1111 llrM 1111 t ran them a of the vlslton loek game boo- The oaly action on the niea-1 en with 26. dar tonight Ia the Mal01t Tour-1 lleaison hit a blazina 6U per namtnt at Canton. o. lan. 11, tee's a ' . Mlil""--rt . ' .~!!"'~ ..1 0. ~. .. ~WERNER RADIO &T. Y. 1 ,'I• I J \ TOM ,RUE:MOTORS • 399 ' . "·I k •, ~ ' "l.!!l; ..~~~··il··· '> ... J '· .J. • . ' '• · �I· ' ' •I ., J 1 • • . 'I .y Sentinel; Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Ja1, 11, · Da111 S.nt!aeJ, ~Y·Kiddleport, Akron, BG's, Denison Win B~ER & Locatld End of Poiiiii'O'f MalOn Brldtl• · (Ne<tt To D<llrtl VdlleuJ . ·· OI'Eii 7:00 AM TO P:OO Pft\ DAILY . '" ' j Owned & .Opera\ed By ' GEORGE fl ',1 ' ::' ; I , . ,( li'IHI11Mi Jackets Move TO 1UY A;.,, . 6:00 TO 8:00 ·:lnt..GAHS 61 Chevrolet4 Dr. Blrdtop. AU&ood wbltt llklewaU Un1. Radio 1114 . beater. Black with white top. • I Radio and heater, Extra Cllem Low mileage. 62 Volkswagen 64 Corvair Very low mUeage, S speed Irons. All white Real ,. · 58 Cadillac Loaded with emu. New palnt job. 59 Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 cylinder. Standard ablfl Nice second tar. · 59 Ford Country Sedan SIZE Evory bleosed event ealls for a special tribute to both motb· er and baby. Tbat me a aa beautiful, frelb cut fiowen In our unique mane• menta. OHIO VALLEY ::PLUMBING & HEATING ·~· MOTORS DISCOUNT In Every One Of These Sale Dependable Shorty Haclcett, Owner WY 2-2050 POMEROY, 0. ' on 1966 • l dr. lodan. Show best of care. Hydramatic drl vo. 63 Pontiac Catalina--- $1875 Sta. Wagon Power neerlng and brakes. Hydramatlc. v"'"' careful owner. One careful owner. Service manager plckedll thia tar out of all the Jot to drive to Cincinnatl Very peodable. Extra nice. C·E'• finest picture everl 4 dr. Hard Top. Only 33,245 easy miles. Spotles~ alii ~~~~II finish. One very particular owner. Hydramattc. P &teering and brakes. 64 Wildcat Buick • • Conv. Cpe. A real sharp car Inside and out. One finest. Low mileage. Power steering and brakes. Autom11tiCII trans. 62 Pontiac Star Chief·· -$1595 4 dr. Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Hydram~tle. Owned by local widow. Exceptional m every way. Beautiful all vinyl trim. 65 Grand Prix - - • $3295 Pontiac 2 dr. Hard Top. Almost like the day It wao sold. Beautiful Burgandy witb all white vinyl bueket oeata Full consul. Power steering and brakes. Hyd. drive. 63 Olds. Super "88" ·--- ~195 2 dr. Hard Top. New Buick trade-In from lout doctor. Shows tender care. Low mlleage. Power ateerlna 6 llrakea. liydramatlc. BLAETTNARS BUICK- PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. -~· Dti~ IIFEUCK ON BOARD BA T T L E CREEK, MI i b. tUPI) -Former baseball Commissioner Ford C. Frick bu bllen named to the Americu Amatuer Baseball Congresa Advisory Board. -FOR. eHEATING WANT ABffiER DEAL ON eROOFING lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ABETTER USED CARt Claosle 6 eyUnder. Automatic Trana. Radio and Heater. One loc:ll owner. Like new. American. Standard Trana. R&H. One owner. Another one llte new. WYW314 1:14 Mill II, SEE THESE OIMOLET CORYAIR 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN 1961 RAMBlER AMERICAN R4dL Standard Trana. Red and White. Nieo Cll. See It! 1960 Dodge Mldcl.....rl II ~;::1;Dak. wr 11 !:AN __ $895 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 11 eyllnder. 4 Dr. Claasle. Auto. Tnna. One loci! OWIIer. Ruu fine. $695. 1960 RAMBLER AMERICAN t 1959 RAMBLER ClASSIC ' 1959 CINwol.- $100' CYLINI)ER. METROPOLITAN MOTORS "YOUR RAMBLER DEALtR" Ph••WY~ ' . \ I 4 Dr. SedaD. V8. Auto•. Tralll. RadiO 11114 H&IW. eiiGdull RAWLINGS SONS CO. .. • ' ''T ' ' I ' I. .•. , ,....~. •·.-;'"" ~ ·' ., ....... ·~ '1.: .... -~ ~ .:: . CltRYSL£11 IIEJIPORT 1H" Z1t.O' 183 lUI llliiD GAIAJUE 500 119" lito' 181 1!8.31 11.48 CH&1IOlET _.ALA U!l" liSJ' Ill I!UI 11JII MSIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . __.~ ....... --·--~ ,..,c. ... ................... . . . .................... kiltttMW.. ... IIITU r Ciahlntt Dttlaa -m• -· . DEALER STORe . '\ Move up to Chrysler-the big car you can afford- Reliable • 11'1111blur, I ria de 11•11111111. • ~ Galclen voa•lpeaw. • Alllomotlc Voluoae ColllraL I I"Jo! ~ Ia 'rwec1 • e \<h~~ . H& R: FIRESTONE ' . . . .''OU!~· ~ ~. DQa.JR• • UICOIID AYL ' . ,. Ml~LIPORT, 0, . lookwe aren't kidding. For afew dollars amonth more. you could be driving aChrysler.- 1M llanl flab .,. 1111 .. the ehaot You - PI •• 11'4 pay . . price fill a-,1181 Md gat I lot less Willi ... WJ-..!. Or, you call ·illllld up to the Clvysler class for tar less DIOI~ IIIII lnOSt people •npec+ C) 1 ,.,., . . . . . . - - tbe lnOit - I a ,auf $219 - SJ99 ' ' 1 e • 8 lpeaker1 . Ufetime Dlamoncl StyiUI ei'Nclllon Sotllld Control Center Wltb But 8oosi inti Contour Control ~1957~$145 ' MASON, W, VA. - - - - - .-' U . . . . . _ . . .... . . . . =r.::r.::•: ...... .,.-.--. ......... -.. . -= .............. ... --- $]89·00 up FURNITURE CO. WITH AM-FM SOUD STATE RADIO 2 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trana. Badlo and Heater. · . Now In Progress , CONsoum MASON HI-FI STEREO i; BAK:ER PORTABLES 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 23" CONSOliS or lOW BOYS ... · $199 1957 Poiillac • $295 $595e he ThiN encl Mlny Mon At ' ',I Jlllpala CoavL VB. Aato. Tralll. Badlo and Heater. AUTOliATIC TRANS. 4 Dr. Sedan. Good tlnl. Beautiful frllll white. Clean llllide and out. Nleo ar. . . . . MIIn lt• . ' STATION WAGON R&H. Continental kit All ..,..t tlteo. Like new IJI. aide aDd out. 1 21H COLOR $98·· 1962 Rambler Another ODe local owner Rambler. .•. 12" to 19" ~Ru~tland~;;; ·~··~~·~~1~11~1~7~21~:;;;~~~;;;:::;"•==~~ s.t, for the league ehamploaship. Coeeb Jobn Mllhoaa'a oigbth gradera are BOW 7·2. Coaeh Bishtp's team look an u.e first period lead Jaereased It to 31).18 at halnm:,. 8Jid fed 311-24 at the end of three periods. Tom Prose wu bJgb with 19 and Sieve Joneo bad U. The eigbth grsdOI'I finished the first period at 14 but Galli- .. TABLE RADIO / AUTOKATIC TRANS. Robinson's Pl.~~an~l'a~oe'V~en~th~tlf~ad~e':..,~ai~IO~po~Ua~w~ent~ah~ead~!17!::·1~1~at~ha~IJ..~~~~~~~~~~ ,_, , p..,.,., SOLID-STATE 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Pull power. Clean and nice. Se~re. - 71 So m st. Brnrd rr avry Bible 101 entrt Biblt st Centrl Mo, St. Ull Bethany 17 Kana P'rosh 80 Kan It Jl'nh II . 811 Colo. CoU 88 MOTOROLA POWER STEJqUNa. BADIO. Gallia Aeademy Junior High teams ocore'd a double Yietory over Rutland Junior High Thursday afternoon at Rutland with the aeventh tlfsdera Ifill. ning Sl-30 and the eigbth grad. ers finisblng 30-21. Th• win brought Coaeb Dlek Bishop'• seventh graders to an 11-1 reeord for the aeasou, Next Monday they clasb with Pl. lion. ~all size, Smart~~ 4 DR. SEDAN. VB 1962 e cylillder Convt. '' MATADOR SPECIALS I Nice and clean. ~13; Galli•polis• Grade ~ -hoolers Take 2 Games from.JtRu'tland Arthur J. Rooney, Stee~ president, said the decision to hire the 37-year-old former Los Angeleo Ram liM eoacb, was made at 1 p.m. (E.B.T.) Thurs· day, u hlllll' and a half before ! he caUed a newt oonlere... , The olub owner 1ald a .-... ommendellon by Vinee Ltm· bsrdi, CIOach of the ahampioa Green Bay Paekers, waa u influential lae!or In tho aoleo. 1964 RAMBLER STATION WAGON e eyllnder 4. Dr. Halt~ ;~: 1 ! • ':,.~~~Sm~th ;~ul ePLUMBING e eyl. Convt. Gold with willie top. 0111 loeal DWIIar. 64 Pontiac Catalina--- ~295 Dav~ Dependability ............,=...........,....,_,! Lewis Repair Service Assured! ll'e It 4 Dr. Beautiful original blue finish. Automatic trans. Pow··ll or steering and power brakes. • Btg• Test m R ketIand neath. . Cincinnati ...... 31 14 One of the Panther nam<d Southeaslern Ohio Lea. Coaeh Carl WoHe haa two big Phlladelphla ... 28 11 was over lbo Southern Purple Coaeh-of·the-Year. guns too, Seniors Gary Stobsrt New York 14 30 Tornadoes who will invade Porn.and Buddy Moore, both also In Weotern Division eroy for a n•n·leaguo return the lop 10. w. L. Pet. match Saturday night. The outeome tf the eonteat Los An'gelea , .. ·, 28 23 .m The Tornadoes, faced with a wll! unseramble the botUe for Baltimore ...... 24 r; rebuilding chore this the leegue basement as the Blue San Fl'llaclseo .. .21 27 have SO far earned three Devlls, .Middleport, and· Pome- Sl Louis ... .. .. ..20 26 IOries and suffered eight iOllses. roy (at Wellston) air"' 1~.1n Thursday's R..utts Coach Craynor Slone's leading PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Tbe play. ·: • · Baltimore 123 Los Angeles 121 scorer has been 5-10 Juruor Pittsburgh Steelers, "have-nets" S8lurday night Wahama Is at St Louis 103 Detroit 92 Sherm Cundiff. In the National Football Leagllllddleport. games scheduled) . Pomeroy startera In both of ue lor 33 years, pegged their Ils w•ekend cag.e matehes are future hopes today o• Bill Aw· exp~ to ~ 6-2 ~uruor Ron· tin, their aew bead coach. ~~ gao • aen r, . Tbe last ef some 50 appll· Knl·gcbet Stunthpsonf endd pos1 ons c coots tosdbe Interviewed a e orwar •-~ fer the h and Senior Dlek Werry post m e vaesnt ..., m011t Junior Bill Mooro at tbo iUBfd by the firing of Mike Nlxoa, )lOllts Aus11n agreed to a tbr.. year · watract Thui'ldljl, ANYWHERE SEE THESE •.• . Racine tt Ptlallroy . · 11o1* HID II Wlltl!a • f9 To!l~s T.V. and Hi-Fi STEREOS THE BEST DEALS BLAETTNARS BETTER BUYS METROPOLITAN MOTORS 60 Buick LeSabre - 1964 RAMBLER 4 DOOR SEDAN 60 Olds "88" - - - 1ryfer Q-eelli · 12 Chuck Stobart TakesPostai Cincinnati lea~ Edward Beer, Owner Thousands Of Un-Used Miles Still AYiilable I'omelpy Ill . M'l1iBDA1' Unlletl Prw S.C. Sl 104 Fla. Bowling Green 74 W.Va. Wslyn 'Ill a Austin Named SteeJers COaCh Station wago~ Automatic trau. Barpln. • . 11J tl ' =pclill ! St~bsrt beauty. TOUCAN IUY Scores lng~. Radio and healer, Swa root. Relil money s:l ·1er. :. ,_$998 {.ctpn SHI T R flfiSHING SERVICE .I 63 Chevy II Nova · Panthers Get ... Gyn.Tonight i Welcome A New Arrival. ... Congratulate A New Mom Southweslelll it . Va. Tech 8S E. c.wba It W•bama .t Fla. Soothrn 69 Slellon ft liellla9lllt Union, Tenn. 73 'f&llll ' ;' 81 IIIDilUIPOR1' •• ~,. . Denisoo 74 Marietta • Aaron Buffington's 81. points J)&Ced undefeated G Cedlll"fllle 74 Willni"'tCJa 11 ~ • & J Auto Parts to 94-70 WID over Firestone 500 Thurs- Akron 78 Nc .-, _,..., ~ dUD• .,. 1 • :_ 01. Middleport IUa ' '17:1 f' 1day night In tlie Gallipolis Independent Basketball Ft. Val St 86' A. League .In Washington SchoolvmnasJum. • M Nollon9llll • n marked the oeconc1 1nc11 11 Lop a I win of the season aver Fire- Elberlefu fe31 _ G. Colllns lime and led 2H7 -* lbt tDcl lflddJepert ll'll'lllalal " stone and left the Auto Parta t-0-a; H. Brown 5-HS; N. SwlrJ. of three periods. Slev~ Mlddlepert II Alllal a bnya ill undillputed pouesoloa of dell »21; D. Harrison S.O.l2; was high for Gallipolis with Mlddle.PWI • Kyger a.IJ first pleet withe l'ftWd oi1U. D. Piae 1-41-2; K. Caldwell J-1·7. wldle Norman Gilmore had Middleport IIi PDmerGJ. Fireotooe Ia ..,... 11·2, both loss- Totals 21-7-&1. Top IICOrm for Rutland were TOT.U.S . . . . ur ••••~ ... ,._.. eo to G and J. Auto Parta Weiber't (51) - S. Fuller 7- Gray and Napper wltb 11 Won 3, Lost f. .., ,. .,~ won the first meeltn& ~ tile Z-16; P. Weiher 1).6.6; R. Welb- In the aeventh grade eonlesl, -~ two team. BNI. er fj.I).W; H. Shriner '+12; J. and Barr with 11 In tho tl8btb G.lU.IJ'(JUS IUICOJlil, , 11, 111. Help'"" ._ .... Fuller :1-3-7; Totals 11-IUL ll'adt game. 57 Middlepast ·~ -a _ _ .., w wow Score by Quarters: SEVEN'l'B II 0111 Bill II • ~®ring eolUIIID were Carl Wolfe Elberfelds GaBipolis (51) Prooe 5t Well.rtmJ 11 , 14 28 43 113 Charles {Cbuet) Stobsrt Is wlth 28, Gary Lashley With 16 Welber's 10 22 36 &1 Jones 5.3-13; Noe Z.U; 17 Athena til llti ooming beek to Oblo and Stacy Bllllloo with 14. Buf· G A J UN) - C. Wolfe 9.6-23: 'U-4; Boerger, 2-0-4; North 78 Pollll!l'O)' 5t .: The fonner Middleport and ffllgton, Wollll, Lashley and S. Bunton 3-3-14· A Buffington ..2; Wedemeyer 1·1..1. M Logm it ', ; :... Ohio University athlete, who as Holter, 'Who finished with 13-5-!1: D. 4-o-3; G. 211-li.SI. 17 JICbon .. •• ' 8 1 high school eoach, produced pomll turned In outsbuullng Lashley 7-:1-16; B. Miles 1.0.2; Rutland (30) - Cray 5-1·11; 49 Pl. Pleasant rr,·· unbeaten teams at Berne Union performan~ fOI'"tht wmnera. Totals 37-ZtH-1. Napper 4-3-11; Anderson 2-6-4: G•ilipoHs 5% Nei!OIIV!Jie • • TIM Middleport higb eebnol 0C G•llipolis, and MI. Vernon, ha; wtt~bn2llM~~: I~ Firestone Fireltoae $00 (NI -B. Brown Ferguson 0.3-3; Grat,e Gallipolis 50 Coal Grove 71 baakelbaU leam goea to GaD~ been nsmed assistant g r 1 d "'"" · n Magnsni 348; P. Smith 4-5-13; P. Fra· Totals 11-8-30. TOI'AIB 5il 8 pollS tonl8hl boping to dupll. C..cb Russ Moore'a Pome· coach at the University of Clr> tnd ley Milhoan, 8+20: Magby quarters: =W•o•n•2,...... Loot""l"".iiiiOi::;;:;:;;;;;;;l;; <:lie . and evea Improve upoa roy Panthers will be facing a cinnatl. to Y or ll'e- naru 5-8-16; Abels 1.0.2. Totals Gallipolis . .. . ll 3 311 51 1r 8 ne. Ill first performance of the rugged ehallenge whea 26-111-70. Rutland ..... · .. · 6 18 24 30 1 FINEST SEOAL aeason. into the hardwood against During the past year, Slobsrt The opening game ot the Seore by quarters: EIGHTH The Jaekets opened their stou tonight on the GoldOD Rock· served Marshall Umversity as night 11aw Elberlelds of Pome- a 6 J Auto 1~ 40 11 91 Gallip6Jia (301 - Blowers ~ . campaign wtth a 61.S7 ets' home court . assistant football coaeb and roy dowa Wether'• 63-11 aa Ned Firestone 21 Ja 53 70 13; Gilmore 5-1-11; defeat ol the Blue Devils. Sinee Wellston is presenlly Ued for besd baseball wach, Swindell led the winners with STANDINGS Z.t.s; Wllsm! 0.1-1; Hamilton . thet game the Jaekela have the SEOAL leadership with the ClncinnaU Athletic Director %1 points.Harold Brown bad 13. TEAM · Won Loot 0-G. Totals 13+30. ONE-DAY SERVIql dtopped six ltraiibt loop out- "There's something nice to Ne!so•ville Greyhounds. B o I h George Smith asid Thursday Steve Fuller had 16 for Welb- G a. J Auto 13 0 Rutlund 21) - Barr 4-3-11; aald about wlntor: no have 6-1 slatea in league nigbt that Stobarl will Join er'1 while Herb Sbrlner bad Firestone 11 z Black s.H; SebiiJioi AdON REQUIST ~ Coaeh Duke Burson will un' Ullin, and Wellslon 11 IH for Cbuek Studley's staff u baek- 1% and Ray Weiber finished MeCiellana ams 142; Taylor 0.1·1. II Umber his two main guna, Soph NBA Standlnp the B<ason. field cllach on Feb. 1. with 10. Elberfelda led ell the Weiher's 44 t8 8.5-21. Larry MiteheU and Senior Pete By UDiled Press International Pomeroy, alter picking up Its . way and beld a 28-la baJftJmo Elberleldl 4 9 Score by quarters• Clunero • Allderson, bolb In the top ten Eaalern Division first league victory egainst Mid- In 1960, gulood Gal- lead. . Dunlop'• Gallipolis .. . . . .. •. 1 17 2S lho Our Proo Pallr'2 10 ocorers, wbtou,!moot well Bootiln , Academy s Blue Devils to ..i;;i· .. .. from JO ftet u fromasunder.• , , .•.. .30w.13L. ·Pel. dleport erall forlast thoweekend, aeason. ill 4-4 ov· alla perf eel eampaign, and wu HORAK . CARRY -OlJ! ' ;, ' I Iii• 1'0NIGJI1ls' . Colltlge G & I Takes ·2 • Game Lead 1n League Action IIJ lJIIIed Prw Ill~) 31·30 advantage at lntermlselow. cent of Its abota 111 the llr1jl TIJi bome llpor proved enough AkrM finally forged in front to half to bulld up a 10-polnt half. clu llllv8111age 'l'bunday night stay lllidway of the ·second ball .Ume lead against a cold Mar· .. allow lbree leaml to pull out to earn its lOth win in II games !etta team, then bad to fit!bl eff narrow victoria Ill Ohio coiJe&e as Bob Smith led the Wfill with a strong Pioneer rally. ,. llasketball ICIIon. .. 22 points. Bob Saundera had 18 Aller leding by 80-47 with Allroa nm Its bome win for tbe Aggies, 8:44 left, the l!ig Red fal:~ llrqk to·II , _ by breaking Bowllng Green also trailed In as Marietta came back to Norlh Carolina A & 'll's ll).game the early going, but went io lock il at ~~~~-&. Sam Pratt 1limlilltl olreat wltb a '111-72 cJe. front for good at 27·26. North- finished with 19 points tor' dsllll, Bowno, Green nudged ern DliDOis trailed 74-68 'with 40 lson, then hit six polnla 111 lliiDtsOa beld off Marietta, 74- seeonds left, but hit 1wt quick last 80 seconds te leo 11. Bill Northern Dllnoill, , 74-72, and baskets before time .ran out til Druckenmiller led the Big DenllaD lleld tft Marietta, 74- kill its rally. scoring with 20 and Dlek Bowar •· Af Dixon, the Faleons' 6-foot- h•d 22 for tho Pioneers. But Wllmlqfoa, detiplte play- 9 cenler, pulled down 31 re- Cedarville put on a 15 • 2 fig . II bome, clroj)ped Ita loth bounds to tie the aehool record splurge iD !he first aevea game Ill U lllrla thla Hai!Oil, aet in 1963 by Nale Thurmond utea of the aeeond half to 74-11. . and aeored 15 points. Walt Pi· away from WUmington. TIM Zlpa traUal lllro"'h lie atkowskl wao BG'o tOp scorer Knott had 25 points for the lnt llalt 1111111 • Up.ID Ia the ft. with 18 poiata, but WID Hanson Ding Yellow Jaeketo, 1111 llrM 1111 t ran them a of the vlslton loek game boo- The oaly action on the niea-1 en with 26. dar tonight Ia the Mal01t Tour-1 lleaison hit a blazina 6U per namtnt at Canton. o. lan. 11, tee's a ' . Mlil""--rt . ' .~!!"'~ ..1 0. ~. .. ~WERNER RADIO &T. Y. 1 ,'I• I J \ TOM ,RUE:MOTORS • 399 ' . "·I k •, ~ ' "l.!!l; ..~~~··il··· '> ... J '· .J. • . ' '• · �:t:·--..· ICI ~· •llsroti.· _. .... IDip!ootPJ pullr: .... jtj T:.Ji & I .. da1 licJIQII, t:IO a. m.,1J.. F I ]f 0111111· .iiii.R1114• Uh30 L m.: "'eacllln&. I:Jt P. Ill Cllrltt -~ ...... ;i/fitio m.; Prayer lltVIce, r:• p. m. pM!or. f I 1 ...,. Se·ntinel Churcb News ,.. .. G . RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1965 I SCHOOL DLSTRI(.'"HI .... ~ .. rr HH. H ''' : . AND CORPORATIONS ' 'I' I I' I ' . J ~ · . . _ ._,., Iundt) Sehoo: 9·30 o. m.; l4orDo bttl Wonblp 10:11 a m. l'lnl lllplht 111111*. IINdl• pori, Rev. Lloaakl ac-..... 101'1 Suaday llaoooi ttll a. 111., Fred IIGIIman. ~~up~., LO:li e. til. Wonldp Samal; BYP I p. m.; EveaJna · Wtnblp, 7:10 p. til.; Wed. 7::JO p. m. Pnyer tlleellng tltPIIIIQ, 7:H p. m. u H I '' '00 I I uo 1.10 1UO .es .15 IUO 3.80 3.80 r.eo 20.110 2.50 18.00 3.80 l.i!O 22.90 .es .JD .es .lB .es .II 17.80 118.80 :111.20 LEBANON Eastern Loc11.1 S. D. ------ .20 SoUthern Local S. D. ----- - .20 3.80 3.80 z.oo 20.10 19.10 .60 .60 .u 27.10 2.00 .18 zuo Southern Local S. 0. -- ---- .20 3.80 2.eo 19.150 .IS :16.80 Ea1tern Local S. D. ------ .2D 3.110 1.00 10.110 .u .es .IS 38.80 I Eaotern Loco! S. D........20 1.80 2.00 :111.50 .lD 37.30 RUTLAND Northweltern Local S. 0. __ .20 I 180 1.80 111.10 111.50. .1~ Rutland Villa¥• ---------- .20 2.10 1.40 SALI!lM Northwetttrn Local S. D. __ .20 3.80 1.10 1.80 3.80 3.80 3.80 1.30 .20 :12.30 22.80 3.80 Z.IO 3.110 3.80 8.80 2.00 .70 .70 19.50 19.110 3.80 2.00 22.80 LETART OLIVE ORANGE .es .es .u .II 26.80 29.70 19.10 .till .II 211.80 18.00 .es .15 2UO .6:1 .65 .ID 4.00 SALISBURY Salisbury Local S. D. . ..... .20 ,. Sollobury Bo\lford S. D. .. .20 Middleport Villaee -------- .20 Pomero7 Vilhge ---------- .20 l;CIPIO Nortbwestorn Looal S. D....20 SUTTON · Southern Local S. D. ------ .20 Roelno Vill111 --------- .20 Snocuu ViiiJII . . ....... .20 '. Pomeroy Sultoa S. D. ... .20 1.30 .20 11.eo .es . I~ 23.80 30.30 .15 liUO 19.30 .65 .I~ 2ll.80 19.50 .u .es .ID l!I.IO .till .15 29.10 .II :IUO 3.00 6.70 7.110 4.i!O .u .ID 32.eo Real tatate taxe1 which have not been paid at the clast of tach coUeetiOD CllrJ' 1 pen· alty or ren per eent rases may bt patd et the office of tht countJ tre11Urtr or bJ mail Pleut brlnJ your last tu rece1pt. and u you paJ bJ mail. be 1urt to loCitt your proPif'&J .. by tutna: dlttrtct and enclose 1t1mped nlf-adrtmaed tnvtJope. AIW&fl eumJnt rour co receipt to aet th1t It cover• all vour propenv Off1ce Huu.-.....8:00 A..M. to 4:00 p M diUJ except Saturrlsy when office clu.sea at Noon. Tax Books wiJ] be open Deeember 20, ltiiB, to February 1, 11)66, 1 BOWARD R. FRAN&. llelp Coun!J rr.._ EVENING CLASSES .. , RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ,, Rio Gt·ande College will offer eleven evening classes durlnl the aecond semester. Four of these classes will be taught at the college; the others will be offered al various locations lhroughout Southeastern Ohio. All students enrolling in evening classes for the first time must notify the registrar as early as possible before registration day so that he may check their ere· dentials anrt assign an adviser to them before registration. All evening stu· dents will begin their registration by reporting to the registrar's office Where furthe r instructions will be given. REGISTRATION FOR ALL EVENING CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS-MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1966, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Spagbe_.i Dinner Ie Saturday 5 to 9 Math . 312. Calculus li Rei. 201, New Testament Music 312, Teaching Music Hist. 112, Western Civ., li WIN~~ '1000 CASH II M M 7-10 7-9 S 2 7-10 3 w BONUS fl- ---- PletiiDI Ve!Ie7 Hoopltal ADMITrED: Alva Weaver, Hartford; Mrs. Earl Selby, Ap. pie Grove; Mro. Robert JohnBOD, Racine, Ohio; Mrs. Sam Salem, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Addit Ohlinger, New Haven ; Mrs. Jimmie 0. Arlbur, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Elsie Geary, Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Perry Click Cottageville (expired) ; Eule~ Turaer, Henderson; Miles Epting, Pl. Pleasant; lolrs. Char· les Birchfield, Pt. Pleasant; Roy Henry, Gallipolis Ferry ; Lawrence Goddard. Bu!lalo ; Stephen Baker, Pl. Pleasant. DANCING TWICE Two area high schools are planning after game teen-dances this weekend beginning Friday night at lhe Wahama High IY'"· and Saturday night at the M'Hidleport High auditnrlum. Botb dances are from 9:30 p.m. i<l 1! midnight with the Jays aa hosts. Dey encl Hour Soc. 211, Introduction Art. 312, Teaching Art Pol. Sci. 212, Am. State Govt. Phil. 301, Introduction Pol. Sci. 211, Am. Nat'! Govt. Eng. 212, British Ut., U Soc. 212, Rural Soc. Credit M M T T T 7-10 8 2 3 3 7·10 3 Th Th 7·10 7·10 3 7·10 7-9 7·10 3 For further lnformetion write or cell: Diredor of Extenaion 1nd Student Teaching Rio Grtnde College Rio Gr~nde, Ohio 45674 I' ..· 1 tam .;w NO PUROIASf NECESSAIW .. . . ,.~ -~ IIi-·------------·--- -·---·------------- P•azaaLtP PRIZ. 8LUi I ,. 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Take Somenat Wltb You To Cburcb Bulklen ud Btl!ltllrla SuppUes •Cbulet, Ohio SHAMPOO •. !:79c· . . ' ,... • ..._of .._,_ ...... - . auuuru.,... MIDDLEPORT BOOK STO!l£ ' I - , "' · -- Cb~u4~ NIM1 I , ., .. I• day SChool. lO 15 B m.: MYF , I-'nr ll1nrt Road ~undav Schoof . . ~ roo· -~ • ............. , -~· ak r:· .L · 1 lo:3tl !, Jlellllodt io Cl18a :U:. :.:.edDIItlay, . :!tb''s:a:P·.:m..ll :=It 1 -...-~-!l!"~!".m""·~·~;,:"i'·'!,:-'---;,.-..-:.~.•~,. '!:,~~:. . -.,,/~"·~~-~~-·~·.!.•+v~· ~·±tt':.~...~...,:~·, foboul t:• ...., ~ -~ !.~.~: ld:fJ;..;t!\ . • \ sorr~w, ! llldd1epo1'1 ..11'.-a MalJJ Iii. e~ery Sun- dav. d'ay 3 p m. Preachtng serv· lloalb Betbll EUB Cltareb _ 6 31 p m Pra.veo and Soble 9 31 a m . 1, '""'P Ill ,11, , . Also blossmgs. pam and st.e. ice~ the last Sunday of each , Rev. Eugene E Emerson. pas. Study , Wedr .. ~rtll\' 1 311 D rn m Sunfi:J• et•'".ll!l(.! ... nln a• I Twoie~£1\'e left their mortal ll'ontb. lOr Sunday SehooJ , ,45 a m., Ratland MetbodiSI Cburctt- , , 'Ill P n 111 ,.., "" , hor oerv I . . . Ill~ Mortall 'Japltt1 Cll""''· N~an H. Bahr, SUpt. Sunday Rev c J Leml.ey. pastur , 1" 81 1 30 P m Pa,.or C W I On• harl w1fe and children ~enr Corner or Vonrtlo and MaiD !II. W -•• IO·" d •• Churcb School 9 ao a m. Wor Proffttt All evenm• oerv Bul lhe other~ are st11! 1hv· 1• m. ID 7... p. bl 0 "'ddleporl . DN•lt D-rOrowp ,.., · 10 30 M ' '' ·m,.. [V'lY. ' PV"~· m. AlternateJy. Sible Study s p aervace, a m.. ! lt'f'" hP~Ir ,~~, I '{ll o m • . i mlniBIM. Sunday School 8.10 IIIII Prayer aervlet led by put- Y. F. Monday. 6 30 p. m. Our Lady Lo"'tto Ml .. toa . And hav• homos whtch are 01 1 1. m. AtnGid Rlebllrdl, Supt. 7-30 Th tda7 Sllv•ravlllo Metbodlo• Cburcb ' Long Bonom. 1\e>. riJOma• Pe- . qu1te near. llorninl! WOI'Jhlp, 10:10 •· m. orS~a! :UJI.~Jwre), Peal Arthur S~n. pa!ltor Sunday tronek. administratllr; Sund•y ' . ' (11101111 ~ llllrd1 S. II. BeOert, Pu!Qr. School. 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle Maso B:JO • m. eSI Hul.> llHys They have g1ven you gr~ndda)r Schon! 9.30 a. m.. Will' t:IIO a. m. S:uttlay Seltoo~ Ben SUpt. Services Thursday even 01 ObliRalion. 7 P m ch1ldrt . ohlp II L m.: Prayer service, Qulanberry, SUpt.; 10:30 a. tiL lng. St. John'• Catholl• Ml,.in"' j Thrre are g al grandchlldo.en. I p. m. Wettleaday. Mornln Worahi II vice 111 Sutton Met~odist Church .- , llear Gul' ~villf> ! IJIJ!r>h Ridr.r l too, I Carleton ~blf<IO ll:laJsbarv d Brdg ........ P lb H. L. .!cDamel, pastor: Clmt . Rev Frank Manieri pas· And when-e'er vou get to "" · (.'1 d1 1llntotl ID .....,..yr 01 "'" moo ; Orr s t P ching 9·15 a m · · · r Road• Rtv. Y • p&&- 7·30 EvenlDiJ EvengeU. • up· rea · · · tor, Sunday Mass tO 311 a. m . them ' tor. Sunday School, 1:30 a. m.: ~ 2nd and lib Stut- Sunday School 10:15 a m Holy D'Y 01 Obligalton s 30 1 They're a lovely sight to view. Rllph Carl, oupt. Sunday Wor- •• olrv~lb BETIIANV Oak Grove Melhodlsl Cbur<b,l im.: Confession, ¥. hour heture May each member of yi.ur sblp MrVIce 10:30 a. m. IIlii _, · B. L. MeDantel, pastor, Ear 1Mas family ' 1·30 a til. MornJns Wonhlp: S Sund Soh 00 I 1 t ' s. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Pr11er I0:30 ;_ m. SUnday School, Bly- Cr~ss, tpt._ ay 5 I The Solvallou Army. Envoy Who have come by law or birth 1 meeiiDg Wednesday, 7:30 P. m. lhe 'lbelra SUpt.· 1,110 p m. IUS a. m.,~i -~- · ~ Rays Wining. office: in charge . Be a source of added blosSi ngs 11 c ur< Sunday 10 a m Hoiine .. meet. ' Whi!, they live upon this ea rth. Cllnmblr Olapel: Wm. . lll' y ib ~, '0-•lp ',.~D...;. SyracuH _._ ---'" ...... t · •• m • ou .... '"'" · ""'""""" - Wendell G. Slut1er pastor · · , • ..., """' """""' '"' L ·• t·IIO a, m. Sunday School Wa ' mg: 10,30 a. m SUnday 'ichoot. llwtday llellool ID a. m.: Youlb ~ Roasb, Supt.; :•r~~e: •: ':.1;~: ~::::: Sunda.v 7 p. m. Young People'• May you have good times to1_ Servtee 1:15P-m. Efenlna Wor-- Momlna Worsbi 2nd and 4111 Y · . , Le~ion' 7 30 •· m. SolvatiOn , gelher tddp 7 p, m. UM &mdl78aaday of ibe ~;.,lb: B p. m. day 6 P-_ m. :;:-ayor meeun. meeting: Thu,..day. t t11 3 LA> : Wben they visit lor a":hlle, . 30 llntdbur7 Cbrdt 01 Clirtlt, &vliiiiDI EvanpUstie Service ~ayu!.i~elM.iho.tl t Cbureh ~ies Home l.eagu" 7 o m· Preo · May you see upon the~r faces r\rl lllarc:um. mlllilter; Blbll 111 and 3rd Sunday of -ntb ' M '. Alki rlasoes· 7 30 p. m. Bible study Tender love within oach smile. 8ebool IIlii lltortliDI Wonb!p · Pomeroy -Rev. e1vm re, ' · M h ·th· 1 . a. m.• ,.__,..,_ ........,_• 1'ltjipwl Plalu BUll aurell, pastor. Hour of Bible Study 9 orayer meetlna Other services . ay ea1c one w1 m your am· 1•. ·30 • ""''"- .,,_•• Rev Eqeoe E. Emerson, puH f . . w hv annooncement. 1y 15 3 · m. our 0Se0:vane °~; Pomeroy Seventh OaJ AdvOD 1 Find and keep God'o love so or. 8 p. m.; l!:vtllinl Wonblp, IGr• •Sunda• sonhlp 1,30 a. til. 1bi 5 P 10·30 a. m. 7 ••· m. ' ' rmon 1• " Cb-• M lber u ' true Stmtlay Sc:bool 10 a. til. 1lo- IDd oermon · Ezekiel 33il·7 . .,11 ..-~- u ry aelghll l re,e.m. CllaUialiJ a 4 bart Vineyard, llupl. Blbl~ SttJ. "The Watc~an's Warning" Rd., north 01 Meigs Memoriru For HIS love gives the assurJiev, Ruuell Clllle, pqtor. - tly llftd prayer tiii'VICill led b)' 2 m Missions S(udy Class Hospital. Pastor. F W Gt!tord ance V~~~·~:IO p. putor, 7:30 p. m. Tuelday. "cl~im~d by God for Milsion'; Aaslstant Pastor. Jameo R 01 a Home beyond the blue. m. ' . m~ :';. Adull elut meedn!J 7•30 p. ror benefit of church members llnffer Services on Saturday Mrs. Riley Pipit =:~ay~ 7m.30 P. ·• 111. 1ut Monday of month. and officials. 3,30 p. m. Pastors Sabbath Scnoot. 1.30 p. m.. Composod Ia lle<ember 1185 GNVe Cllrlltlu FedlraW a aQ, ,._,, rtudy class lor boys and girls. Worship, 2:30 p. m.; . Y• ali' -Qurcb James Qu1Mnberry Rev. W. B. PerriD. putor; Lett111 Falla United Brethren moeung, UO p. m.; 81blo St1t PROP TRANS worlh~ •ervice, 9:30 a.m: Cui Katlll, Stlpl.t S 1 o d •' ID C rlsl Church, Sunday School dy. Thursday_. 7,30 _P· m. 11 Gary D. Johnson. Marie SUnda School 10 1, m. Sll• 8cbool, t L m.: Wjll'fblp boar 9:30 a.m. wonhlp HI'VICOS. The 11 !!:vans Het~~hts, Galllpolll. Johnson to Delblrt P'atfersOa, forl Stock~ su 1 10 •· m. finlt IDd tltlrd Thttnday even- ltttea Ulllletl •reU>teo a. 1.45 acre, Lebanon. llndlord p;., Qrb1, Ill. U... F.W.B. Clllreb - Jncs at 7:30 IIIII tho second and lllrtot CIIDr<b: R>!v Eltleo R. llorold Coroaban, iltiW Roblnscm. Mlldster; 8anday School 8:-IS a. m., Earl fourth Sunday nlgbll at 7:30. ~alke. Mstor: Sundav School. Carnahan to Earl Shuler, Mild-1 Homer Forrest. Supt.: Billie Starbey, supL; EfeDina sor Jam.. Morrison, pastor. 10 •: m.: Wlnmo Holsinger aupl. red Shuler, 2.S1 acre., Sut!Qa. lcbnol t:IO; MllriiDI Wonldp, lblp; 7:80 p. m. II, Cecil 0011, llyttoll Rtnt nee lrletltodllt ChruUan Endeavor. 7:Ui p. 'tt. C. W. Bright, Lola I. BrlcJ>t LO·IO , EnnJua Woralll~ ...,.n; Yatllll Plopll'a mee1- IIIIer' E. 8mllll, Sr., ~~~-~ Mn. Lyda Cllevaller. presldellt. to raul Mal<O, Marpret Mato, · a. m., ~ lq IIIII Blhlt !llutiJ, 7:11 p. Ill· I 8ullday School 1:80 a.m. 0. 0. claates to. aU. Song eervtees, P'tlrce!JI, Solem. 1 P. Wodnuday; Qtoir pf'ICIIel 11 Patlerson, Supt.: Morulnl Wor I _P- m. PreadllnR 8211 p. m.; Mattie Kibble, Jean . TUmey Doster lllart:ll e1 c•rtrl7:1t p, t11. 'l11urltlly. tib1p lUll a.m. Youlb Servtce. \lid Week Pray•r meellll&, 7,30 CJtamberlaln, Lawrence VID Blbl ScboOI 1·!10 a. 111. Prlaeit IIIDVIIII Pllp1ID Bllllr111, tP. 1:411 p. m.: !!:vugeUstlc m• p. m. Wednesday, Clau Lee. A'mburg, to United Slllll, JudiInc ~. 10 a. ~ llrtl and tlllrd 0. Lanpvlllt. Ohio), Rev 0. H. ap. 7:10 p. m.: Prayar meet- " Mrs Matlt Rnlstnaer ment Deed, Olive. sumllia Clr, putot: SUndey Scboo1.1:311 me. 'lbUn<''IJ 7:30 p. m. Blclatel Evaacelleal llllllft Ralph Swan, Freda Swaa to ........ a., atri ., 0r111. L m., Rlaber1 Grate, 8upL WOI' ....., llhlb tlll:n Cbltrttl. ....,... Brethren Ontrch - Stmday Sillte or Olllo, .0'1 acre, Salltlllller Stnet· StmdaJ Blbll rblp tterVicl 11 LO:I; a. m.; Pll- " CUll. '.ev R. 1 ·ne ' au. School 9:4$ a. m. Worship, bury. 8lltd1 t L 'm. !1t111q Will' !(11m Youlb. t·4S p. m.: Evtm- putot. SllndQ Sebonl 1:30 a. 2nd and 4111 -~. 1:41 a. Cbarleo lf!'atl, Harriett .I!JIIt lblp 7:30 p. m.; Blblll Stut17, plllllo ""leo, 7:311 p. 111. W 111.: PblJ Wise. •upL; Momll18 m. ~cllasb Miller, pallor. to Worlby E. Sl:ll!ley, ~ A. 7:!0 p. 1111. WedDUdll. Weelt PrQer aad ~ W.... -•~If 10 30 a. m.; You U UB lllu""' Ioiiar · ,. . Sillnley, Lois, "llltttepart. · MIMepen Cllui4 11 at1111, a.daJ, 7.111 p. 111. Servlcll 7 p. m.: Efrqelllllt ds7 Sc!bool UO a CD.; Wtnbtp 1lomft Allen Hartley, dee. Ill lib ~ IbiD ea'snr DDaald '"ql Btl • ,..,,.... eerv~ce 7:311 ,. m. Mid ~·k ~ ,_._: '!~'.,!.!0.. ~lr.,lll: ~·~ D~-~·ratley~ IdaA. c~ llleU, ~; lllblt llcboo~ WilDe..... Pullllo m1 n tl 8tmo prayer servb 7:;11 P. m. .. ell """".' ~- ,..._z_ u~ , - • • vw..., . :1!1 a.m., ·~ ·· mllllllaeJ da1 t p. m., WatclrtAnlor study ~ •nd Friday e..ntn1 In .Chrisl Qurch. James MOl' Roller. Nllllcy J. Coopir, A~ lupt.; MorDIDI WGriblp. 1 p. 111.; 8lbll 11U4J 'l'aeltlaJ ""edom Golpel -.... a. rt.on, putor. S:uttlay School at of Trans., Mldtleptd. . t•SO m £vtalaC Worablp, 1 p. m. BetvJce tnftiiD&, 1 p. shan Stt•.. roviUe Rnld: &. ~- 9:30 a. m. Preaclllna "!rtl'l!eS Jt111t A.. CIDlrell, 01m Canf ~ m., . Pr.,U .. tlct. Wlfl. 111. tltunda1: MJnlllry acbool. Orlllilb. I'UIIIr: Roller W• ~ first IDd llllrd Tburld~~- ~oW.~ o;:.Riobard t;, f p.m. ,' ' f .· I p. til. 'nlundQ. . _lard. SUpt. . SU!ItiQ !ldanol ~0 kolier !i'atil\f J a; .. If - . ... d • .; I, .,, .. Pal'~~~ .. u~ • . m.t .£•~· ~7 ..: p m Pra•!: ....... ---.:.... ........ D ·, .,_ .. ;._ o.' o1tnf Mttmrl, , . , lli!idal' ~ ..,.,.,.... - · - - •JOD. m '"'"' lllltL4. '"" · · '~ ._.. _ _,.,. ·-~ · · ~· "' .,•• . (Ill Eltabllsbtd lD IIIOf JUST PICK UP • WY 2-;818 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ·, :-.mtb, We Fill All Doetors Prescription• lllullblltoa. W. Ya. ' TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. llltoro of Good Broad I -· L-- HEINtR'S BAKERY A&P' FLUORIDI! (614) 245-5353 I" THE POETS ____ . - frooen and canned shrimp for humaa consumption IDd mlllltt-11 lacturera ohrlmp bran, a by ]II'Oducl, from the dried Locetlon ALL CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF JANUARY 31, 1966 --= ••r- · _..,.., and oonsurner cf shrimp is tbe Untied Stites. It markets fresh, Allen 12 Allen 14 Community Allen 14 Jackson High Pomeroy Elem. Welllton !Bib Jacklon Hlib Pomeroy Hilb JacuoniBgb Welllton HIJb 7 a...... ,.._. - ......... ·. lergesl OFF CAMPUS CLASSES Closs m. Evllllinll servlce 7 p. m. V. Pearl Casto, pasiGr. Sunday 1:10 p, 111.1 Mldweell Prayer_.. H. Braley, Blblt School SUpt. School at 9:30 Charlu Taylor, 9101o 7:10 p. m WetlnltdQ. liiOtl Cllutr<2 ot Cltrlll, Peailo SUpl. Worship Services at 10:45 lllddleporl llllrel ot lilt ND roy . llarrilnnvilll Rr*tl, ho a. m. wilb Vere Swartz, lay _., Rev. Clyde J. Bardell. IIIII Ulrdlt:Wood, llllllirtlr. Ill- Jeafir, Sunday 6 p. m. regu. Swxlay qebool UO a. tiLl Mota- IS IIIII up; 7:11, Adall ' Afd1 bll IIG1IOol 8:30 1. 111-1 M11mtaa lar ~Iilli of MYF; Sunday, tnc Wonblp 10:10 a. 111.; NYPS JP'OUP· 110rahl! 1:10 •· m.t ll*rt Rlltl ~: Lv~..=-~~ ,':';~:: Yotllti Piop'! , ua p. 111.; mm. lilllldlepwt " " ~ . _ lllblt ~~ '!ujJI. !llld Week Pra er service gellltfc IQOOI!IIg 7:10 p. tiL; byllrlaD Cburdl, Bit....... Qnla ~ 01 OIMI, Bit. Y · Pray....., •. •g, Wed , 7:30p.m. Rotppelt putor: illllldPJ ~ GllberlliJI-,':paiOI', SuntlaY llltlatll llelllodbl Cllardl P..,IIW)' Bare~~ 01 lito N.. 1:30 L til. Mr. J'lltt ~ 8dlool 1:111 L m. Mtll'ldlll WOJ'o Pltlrl A. CU1o. l'lostor; Wor- orene, SuadiJ SCI!ooL t:• a. OIIPL: 10:10 a. m. Wanlllti 1:. practice. lldp 11 a. m.t &me .,... . . ~ at • a. til., Sundsy 111-: MGndJII sunblp 11:41 a. p. m. YF: Wtil. ''" ~ nns Baplill Cl$zdo. ......., flee. 7 p. m. PnJtr II 10 a. tiLl WSCS Ill m. EftmlDs Worsblp, I p. m.; Cbotr: 1 o. m roy - 1\M. Clnlr Wtlll1m1 1:10 p. m. Wedne!l«<ay; YtiUIII l'burrday 01 -m; Board Prayer 1DMt1Jt1, 7 p. m. Wid. ll)it- , _ o.t1o11 Iunday Scbool t:IO 1111 111.:10. hupte't tlerYII:I t 'rldltJ, l .iiU -'1118 3rd WedloldQ ol lbe llev. Clyde v lleDdersOII, pu. 11y1er1111 QJurdl., Wonhlp tenlce. 10:10 a. m.; o. m. tnO"'h. !Gr. ·' "' • a. m.: S.· i ·· ' ·llool filunery IIlii Jtlltlor cbuteb lor ~ II God. Ill&. lllortia rlatwoodl lllelllldltll Cllare l:'oret ot tile Na:aarne, Pet11- 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wid., . oblldren. Bat. Dllllol WorkmM. ....., - Purl 1\. Casto. pallOr Wor ""'' Rev . rlvde Henderaon. 7:30 p .m. 1'1n1 Bapllll Cllaru. BtltiDI titllld_, Ull a m.; Wor IIIIP III'YICO 10 a. m. even postor: Su-1dny School 9:30 I Cbeshtre-KyRtf"Hartlord ,_. '. Rev. c. I. O'tlonner. puto: lltlp IIII'YiGI U a. m IIlii 1:111 Olbor 8unda1 7:t5 p. m. Sun sbip services 7.30 p. m. Sun- lab. Hartford Blptill Qwrdl '-'-' ,, lUnday ScbaOI 8:30 o. m.. Sam a m. Prayer meeu111 7,30 p day Scbool. Ill o. m., JO!IIl m.: Mornlna Worsnlo 10 30 a. llloroilll Worahip US DET Slro THIE CHUIIICH P'OPit AL.L. lllllld It filled with the sound of many drums. Curllr, .apt.; IO.t5 a. tiL lllorD- ID 'l'utldiJ: YOWli l'topll' llalley. Supt. Praveo meetln• sorvlcu 7.:tO p. m. P r 'y • r moo "Watebfulnm or tba TtD Drutu of mllltarlam atir man to war end eonqueot. ... L.L fFOJit TloiK GHUIIICIH Ill IIOI'Iblp\ 1:311 p. m. BY~ - - 1:10 p. ID ~'riGiy FtNII Rim Melllodial cllurcb m.: NVPS 6:40 p m. Evening Vircms." Tueeday - Of&lrl • and JUnlor Fellcmblp; 8 p.m Jlllli&Dd Cb!IICb 01 UaG, lin. Sundey School 9 a. m., Mra . .,..o1n1 . ·so r m Thuradat planninl meelilll, 7 p.m. EDT. DrlllDI of eonformiiJ invite him to keep step with low 'l'IM ctluNh .. the.,... . ,.._ Cbareb ot lllo Naaro.., litatandarilt and faiM VlluM. Drumt1 of rmd lure him Into tw 0C1 IU'th for th1 bWidilll ol Evening oervlce: 7:10 p. m. Jobn S1DIIII!aod, putot: ~nell' J'rod Neaoe, Supt. Worahlp char~ r.Jid rood cltLui!INp. Wednesday, Prayer meella&; Sc:lloot 10 L m.; Eva• · .. lt•ttc m tO a. m. Rev. WendeU ! dne. Ohio. Sunday Sebool at the kiiUnr.pate of eelfiab tettlnr and gaining, 1 lt ill• aW.hoi.M ohplrltqal "Yai1:30 p, m. Wednoeday, SPntm: IWVlce 7 p. t11.1 YOWli People Stutler, puror. . 930 am. Sunday Worship But a dlfferent drum aounde, too. It beats in the 11M. Wi,hqut a atrOQI Church, Q!~h'"' c*nt~Cra~y 1101' civilln· Cbolr Praetlce: !:30 p. m. Tu.. Elldeever ! p. m. Wtdnlldov: H..lb ,.,etbodlst Church. Mod- Servtco 10 ,30 a.m Sundav Ev• ~f'IDf'lll!ft rhytbm of Itw and love, and rinss with the oound of lion 1:1111 aurvlv.. ~aM four daY Juntnr Cbnlr Pro"''"" Prayer meelln& 1 p. m. SaiW' dteport, 14. E. Oowooo. pastor; Ding Serv!Cl! 7:30 p.m. ; Mid ' . I'< eternal trutba. It beckons man to integrity and true self- IOUDcl re1110111 why ~ery penon thovJd II~WI'Ici •ri'[CH NgUJady Hartford Baplist Cburcb day. Mrs. Nan Muor• l'hurch School ,.ell Prayer Servit~ Wodne• , TO MR. AND Mllll. ORIS qAVl fulflilment; It calla blm to tha path of duty and to tbe way end 10pport tM Cburch. '111.y Warron C. Zinp, pastor. Wor- Gnoo ltplleopll Cltardl. SUpt.; Olurcll School, 9 30 a. day 7 30 o.m Rev. MorriJ M. For the Golden Annlvers4rY are: (I) For hiA own uh. (2) of III!"Vice. 'l'he different drum ie GQd's. For hbl ehlidNrl'l •Jr.•. (3) For ship 9 a. m. Smnon "0 Come Pemeroy, l'!le Rev Rlchln! II. m.; Worship Service, t0 '30 a. Woil•. Pastor. 0o your ll•ppy Wedding A man mullt chooH whleh drum he will listen for and lhe nk.a ot hll community ud Let Us Worship ... Church School Martin. Rector Slllldty Mot m.; MetbodiSI Youth FellowRutland Cburch ot !be Nazar· t am sending Deal of WI ' (4) FIDl' ti:MftMh ttl d. follow. lbuy yura qo, Henry David Thoreau wrote: 11aUoa. Church it.l(, wt.ich llMda tu. 1:!50 a. m. Clas"" lor all, llltlc Praylr IIIII '!eriiiOII. 10:110 ship, 7 p. m.: O!!IC1al Board ene. Sunday S..floOI 9 SO a. m.; I Meant to cheer you on i!e'! "If G mcm doN not keep pace with. kis comlJ(lnitms, perlulpr moral and matft'lll •wo"· Cbethlrt • Kyaer : Harllord o.m. ()ol!oo hour loUowiJta. meetlna. 111 ~unrtay ot month. Morning Worahip tO 40 a. m · way. 1 Plln kl 10 t. dt.un:h nra}lrlY it it be- IN /!.ear• a dijjerfnt drummer." ud nad yo11r 'A" "• daily. Potlab, Warren G. Zmn, Putor. ·lblerprtse !!IUB Cbiii'P, Rn . 7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday EvangeliStic ser<iCl! 1 4o •· m ' ~.ay the showers of God's ~less GQcl'a bouH leone, place whePe you will hear the "Dif· The Hartford Baptist Church Metllll Smlib, pastor. WorrhiP ot 'l'lODib, UO p. m.; !!:leonor ·~idweek oravor oerv1ce. Uii p : ings , fuept Drummer." Worship therti thli Sunday with , m \ll!i!nesday I Fall upon you day and sig!ot, sill hav~ two Chriltmat Pro- lllrVtct UO a. m.: SUnday ll'ednosday . 7 P m. YO'IIr .,!a~PUJ. ~ lfl66 KfiMir ~ S..V..., '""·· Sfrubtvt. ~·.. grams tlua year. The forst woll Scbool 10·30 a. til. Youlb tl'tJ. Mlnenvlllo Mothodl•l Church , S~r.ru•e t:hurcb Oltbe Naqo 1 May His love and tender mercy be preseated II, lhl -h DdiY loWsblp 1:30 p, m.; Boys and Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor. rene Wt!Unm ~- l'horpe paiiiJI Ftll your hearts with Soboul plplls at9:50 on Dee .. l9. ;01rll FeiiDWihlp, 6:30 p, m.: Sunday School, 10 a. m.. \\'or-: Suoda, •,r·hw:t" :111 a m ~ort> . delight. Au enlarged prOifllll wiD , be Evtmlng ...-viet 7:30 p. m., lnd ablp service II a. m. mg worah1p 111 :«• a m. : Fifty years you've walked fD. by tho llartflrd GNde Sehool ltld 41b Sundlflt Youth Qlolr. Moroe Chapo IMetbotllot Peotocoltal Asaembly Roato I gher · preaented a lhe Boptill C!Nrell t:IO p. til. WldneldaJ. Prayer Jame• Early, pastor, Oliver i ! '4, H.e> u•lll tc Jom•s PB<Inr ' de by side along life's road W'Uia eM It -ill, in tome melllure, fottBr and help IIJio 01 Dtlc: ZO al7:30 p.m. The pubo 14•tlri8. 7:311 0 m Wtdl>adaY Slyer. Supt. Sunday School tO : ' uooay Srhool 10 a m Wor ' And lhru sunshine rain ,..,,_ "' llc mvded to tltls program. lolllrlt1p EUB Cllardo., Rev. a, m. ; Preaching 11 a. m. Iday Wednesd ·v and Friday , shadows ' r1ug which it good in family and community life, thd 1Rallaaol l'lnl Ha(lll•· Cbur<b l:vlea• E. B:meraoD pallor · Portland Melbodilt Chorcb- l'b• Pent•e<,.tat Chur<h Mid· ! v h ha ed h b h b • fl. and iiQtlo SUnday Scbrolt:IIO 1· m. Preacl>- lltlllday School 8:45 a.' m. b ll L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday 1' :lleport. Soutl Jrc Ave Sunttay : ou ioaa:e s r eac ~v~ ·· _..;. , tQre lpGnlfJriiM by t e UJme8l rml organ Ill IDf Sundey 2:30 P· m. _, •-•- Supt. Sunlla• School 1:30, Harold Roush, . Sehooo 1U 1 m · 'iunday evenlnR y tyt·l th I d · ·~L-. - - . : • . • b ·-·...... wm s . K •Mk M·' ·od t' .. es, a meo e oa WB! ... ..... ·-·appear eW117o ·- - ...... _ SWIIblp 10:45 L m. and 7:30 upt, en.,.~. ~ 0 ass Ievangelistic •ervlce. 7·30 p. m. heavv ______...;,.;_____________________IIRutland. Putor, Rev. P • u I p. til. eltemataly Bible ilt1CIJ Supt., Preaching 7:30 p. m. Sun· Wednesday Bible ~IUd~ 1 30 p. 1 B b· I Taylor; Sttndll Scllool, 10 a. m. end prayer eem~ led by pq~ day. m : SaiUrdJ: night Prayer and 1 A~~ Y~ur r;.~~~Y .~:ve~ -~ 0":, Quy Priddy, SUpt.; Pruehlnl ar 7:10 P. Ill. Wedllllday. Clu1l- lllteble Metllodlsl Cllorcll, Worship 7 '0 p. m. Pastor, H.ev Y lo e '· lllVIce, 7:10 p. tll.i PraYir llf- ••· ........ vor ?·SO p. m 8rd H. L. MeDamel, pastor' Sun- B. L Barrett. leading -~ ••·"" - _ .o1 moatb. • ' • ••• •·h . p reac~ •. .,ces. ,.., p. m. w-•--""'•y .......,.. llalurday ..., "" oo1 •·•• • - ~ a. m.. HarrtsonvoUe Pr..b)'tertrn T'ward a now and bi'!llhter l MaiOD Bapllol Stmt11J Sobool MmiiDI Slrr EUB ~ inC 10:30 a. m.; MVF 6 p m.; Church Jot,n D""'· pastor: . dawn . llldclleport, Ohio D.A.V. Hall, comer Second and Rev. MIIIIIISmllb. paiOI': f,e Prayer IDd Bible Study, 7:30 p. Church. School 10 30 a. m. Wor- 1 Chlldr~~u came along to ;Join Pomeray, M11on. SponiOred by m. Sunday Scbool, Fred m Wedn-sday. sbip aervlce :30 p. m. , · . 1 ...;._ Jl'reneb .City ~pUst Churell in llfPI-: Earl 8bullr, Ala'I. Roek SpriDgo Molbotllll RoorganiuO (;bureb 01 J..., ] On your Journey thru ;this GalllpoltS. Alllltoled wllh S.B.C. Mornlnl worablp 10 ,40 1_ m.: Chester Lemley, pastor: WO!' Christ of Latter Oay Sainoa. liJ ~!e, . & Rev. R. L. Ptnson, pastor. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur• ' ship servtca 1:80 a. m.; Sun- tnlleo from Rarine on Racina- And have shored the Joy ~nd Credit Location 4 · i'"'' ITUTPUYII Check These lower Retails on Health & Beauty Aiclsl M,W 7·9 -* t ' PT. PLEASANT - The eriean Legion end Legion Auxil- 11 iary Post 23 art sponsoring spiJhtlll dinner at the Le~:~n Home on Second Sireet S: day from 5·until 9 p.m. Tickets are priced at $1 lor .adulls and fifty c•nto for children. Proceeds wiU be used to purcha•e baseball uniforms and lor sending girls to Girls State Camp. In char1e of lhe dinner are Roy Meadows, Bill Redman, Roy Schullz, Margaret McKinney, Junior McKinney and Beryle Redman. World's A& p)f/ 0 rr ON CAMPUS CLASSES Day and Hour II 7:!0 p. 111. ..... !1111 llaD4q It U 1- IIIl'lw · '':'~et!~ da1 7:1t p. Ill; ·~ deavOI'o lind-' :, .. ,,, ~!Qt dll)'lll 7:1t P, Ill. ,' Ultie ~ ll1tiW c:Hreb Ill ant, ClltRire • IJ... lllrll1l'd Plrllb, w-, a 1Jml, P'IIGr· a.tfGr4 Japlijl Qlureb, Cemf1111111M Wjll'fblp eervlce 9 a. IlL 1\leldaJ, 3:41 Ollldrell tllldlr U; f, ~1rett The ( Clan i. = t:• a.m. Pi II 1_,311 ' lint IIIII Jldid ~I 1fsj'~f ,_. . .. _..oa. CIIF.'iTER Eastern Local S. fl. ·--··- .20 Sahabury Local S. D. --- --- .20 COLUMBIA ..... .............20 BBDFDRD ---------------- .20 ' I l'lrbra HL/1 1 ...,.. Grill IIIDCI: Rev c;. I. o·~.e aor, puiGI': Rolllrii.Mrlr, PUp!. t ., a. 11. lrlotDifll Worahip aw-1u IIlii Sttlldi,Y S911ooli I p. 111. l]j.,. School 1:30 a. m. Worship and S&. Paul'l Qurcb 1r IJeiluo built. &mdl7 &:bool9:110 a. tD.;14arD'"*'II liii'Ylce: l11tlndi,Y, 7:Jtl Preachlnil Service 10:30 1. m. Allred M lbodl I Clntreb IJt8 Warablp II a. 111.1 NYP8 p. til. PrQer meeUr.. YOWli People's meelini 6:30 p, e I 1:41 p. m.: EfenlnJ Servlel, ' I' ! ' . { In purtuance or law, I, Howord S. l'"nk, Troa~urtr ot lltlp Coun!J, Oblo, do bertb)' llv• nouce th»t the aumber ot MUIJ ltvild on 11cb doUar or propert7 lbowD 01 till OeD· oral Tax Dupbcato of Real Eotatt, Publla UUUty ond PII'IODII Proper&J wllbla .... CoUDIJ lor tho yeor 11165 lo u followo: TCWNIHIPI . -..vu; ' l)aw•z ""dM, Bet, ~~~~~ Custer, putot: S1rv1c11 mit1 at 1:110 p. m a. m.: Cltl'lllliD ladlaYGr, ,,., a. m.; lltllldaJ Sellool t:30 a.m. ne Cll 111 ot 1111 " 111 p. t11. Bve1t1na 8lrYII1I, 1:11 p. (Boib ~ PH mee$o Qlester: Rev. Berber! 0ntt, Rallolld Clltll'cll of tit - 11J8 u ODI&I SL Johtl'l Qri putor; Richard Barton, Supl, Roy Carter, Mlulster. Bible Ill Pine Gnwe willla tbe nes Billell. Alai. Supl. I :r ' ArASIIWIIJO!J Llniitulfl..:... lni.w VInyl . . . l!lliPili'D ' ... . 1'burltiiJ, * n.. I'JI:' 10141 r- m. ~. •. "' 111t1 IDurlb . . . ., "i.. ·= -~ ...~ ~~, . . . . . . c" �:t:·--..· ICI ~· •llsroti.· _. .... IDip!ootPJ pullr: .... jtj T:.Ji & I .. da1 licJIQII, t:IO a. m.,1J.. F I ]f 0111111· .iiii.R1114• Uh30 L m.: "'eacllln&. I:Jt P. Ill Cllrltt -~ ...... ;i/fitio m.; Prayer lltVIce, r:• p. m. pM!or. f I 1 ...,. Se·ntinel Churcb News ,.. .. G . RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1965 I SCHOOL DLSTRI(.'"HI .... ~ .. rr HH. H ''' : . AND CORPORATIONS ' 'I' I I' I ' . J ~ · . . _ ._,., Iundt) Sehoo: 9·30 o. m.; l4orDo bttl Wonblp 10:11 a m. l'lnl lllplht 111111*. IINdl• pori, Rev. Lloaakl ac-..... 101'1 Suaday llaoooi ttll a. 111., Fred IIGIIman. ~~up~., LO:li e. til. Wonldp Samal; BYP I p. m.; EveaJna · Wtnblp, 7:10 p. til.; Wed. 7::JO p. m. Pnyer tlleellng tltPIIIIQ, 7:H p. m. u H I '' '00 I I uo 1.10 1UO .es .15 IUO 3.80 3.80 r.eo 20.110 2.50 18.00 3.80 l.i!O 22.90 .es .JD .es .lB .es .II 17.80 118.80 :111.20 LEBANON Eastern Loc11.1 S. D. ------ .20 SoUthern Local S. D. ----- - .20 3.80 3.80 z.oo 20.10 19.10 .60 .60 .u 27.10 2.00 .18 zuo Southern Local S. 0. -- ---- .20 3.80 2.eo 19.150 .IS :16.80 Ea1tern Local S. D. ------ .2D 3.110 1.00 10.110 .u .es .IS 38.80 I Eaotern Loco! S. D........20 1.80 2.00 :111.50 .lD 37.30 RUTLAND Northweltern Local S. 0. __ .20 I 180 1.80 111.10 111.50. .1~ Rutland Villa¥• ---------- .20 2.10 1.40 SALI!lM Northwetttrn Local S. D. __ .20 3.80 1.10 1.80 3.80 3.80 3.80 1.30 .20 :12.30 22.80 3.80 Z.IO 3.110 3.80 8.80 2.00 .70 .70 19.50 19.110 3.80 2.00 22.80 LETART OLIVE ORANGE .es .es .u .II 26.80 29.70 19.10 .till .II 211.80 18.00 .es .15 2UO .6:1 .65 .ID 4.00 SALISBURY Salisbury Local S. D. . ..... .20 ,. Sollobury Bo\lford S. D. .. .20 Middleport Villaee -------- .20 Pomero7 Vilhge ---------- .20 l;CIPIO Nortbwestorn Looal S. D....20 SUTTON · Southern Local S. D. ------ .20 Roelno Vill111 --------- .20 Snocuu ViiiJII . . ....... .20 '. Pomeroy Sultoa S. D. ... .20 1.30 .20 11.eo .es . I~ 23.80 30.30 .15 liUO 19.30 .65 .I~ 2ll.80 19.50 .u .es .ID l!I.IO .till .15 29.10 .II :IUO 3.00 6.70 7.110 4.i!O .u .ID 32.eo Real tatate taxe1 which have not been paid at the clast of tach coUeetiOD CllrJ' 1 pen· alty or ren per eent rases may bt patd et the office of tht countJ tre11Urtr or bJ mail Pleut brlnJ your last tu rece1pt. and u you paJ bJ mail. be 1urt to loCitt your proPif'&J .. by tutna: dlttrtct and enclose 1t1mped nlf-adrtmaed tnvtJope. AIW&fl eumJnt rour co receipt to aet th1t It cover• all vour propenv Off1ce Huu.-.....8:00 A..M. to 4:00 p M diUJ except Saturrlsy when office clu.sea at Noon. Tax Books wiJ] be open Deeember 20, ltiiB, to February 1, 11)66, 1 BOWARD R. FRAN&. llelp Coun!J rr.._ EVENING CLASSES .. , RIO GRANDE COLLEGE ,, Rio Gt·ande College will offer eleven evening classes durlnl the aecond semester. Four of these classes will be taught at the college; the others will be offered al various locations lhroughout Southeastern Ohio. All students enrolling in evening classes for the first time must notify the registrar as early as possible before registration day so that he may check their ere· dentials anrt assign an adviser to them before registration. All evening stu· dents will begin their registration by reporting to the registrar's office Where furthe r instructions will be given. REGISTRATION FOR ALL EVENING CLASSES WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS-MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1966, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Spagbe_.i Dinner Ie Saturday 5 to 9 Math . 312. Calculus li Rei. 201, New Testament Music 312, Teaching Music Hist. 112, Western Civ., li WIN~~ '1000 CASH II M M 7-10 7-9 S 2 7-10 3 w BONUS fl- ---- PletiiDI Ve!Ie7 Hoopltal ADMITrED: Alva Weaver, Hartford; Mrs. Earl Selby, Ap. pie Grove; Mro. Robert JohnBOD, Racine, Ohio; Mrs. Sam Salem, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Addit Ohlinger, New Haven ; Mrs. Jimmie 0. Arlbur, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Elsie Geary, Pt. Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Perry Click Cottageville (expired) ; Eule~ Turaer, Henderson; Miles Epting, Pl. Pleasant; lolrs. Char· les Birchfield, Pt. Pleasant; Roy Henry, Gallipolis Ferry ; Lawrence Goddard. Bu!lalo ; Stephen Baker, Pl. Pleasant. DANCING TWICE Two area high schools are planning after game teen-dances this weekend beginning Friday night at lhe Wahama High IY'"· and Saturday night at the M'Hidleport High auditnrlum. Botb dances are from 9:30 p.m. i<l 1! midnight with the Jays aa hosts. Dey encl Hour Soc. 211, Introduction Art. 312, Teaching Art Pol. Sci. 212, Am. State Govt. Phil. 301, Introduction Pol. Sci. 211, Am. Nat'! Govt. Eng. 212, British Ut., U Soc. 212, Rural Soc. Credit M M T T T 7-10 8 2 3 3 7·10 3 Th Th 7·10 7·10 3 7·10 7-9 7·10 3 For further lnformetion write or cell: Diredor of Extenaion 1nd Student Teaching Rio Grtnde College Rio Gr~nde, Ohio 45674 I' ..· 1 tam .;w NO PUROIASf NECESSAIW .. . . ,.~ -~ IIi-·------------·--- -·---·------------- P•azaaLtP PRIZ. 8LUi I ,. 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Take Somenat Wltb You To Cburcb Bulklen ud Btl!ltllrla SuppUes •Cbulet, Ohio SHAMPOO •. !:79c· . . ' ,... • ..._of .._,_ ...... - . auuuru.,... MIDDLEPORT BOOK STO!l£ ' I - , "' · -- Cb~u4~ NIM1 I , ., .. I• day SChool. lO 15 B m.: MYF , I-'nr ll1nrt Road ~undav Schoof . . ~ roo· -~ • ............. , -~· ak r:· .L · 1 lo:3tl !, Jlellllodt io Cl18a :U:. :.:.edDIItlay, . :!tb''s:a:P·.:m..ll :=It 1 -...-~-!l!"~!".m""·~·~;,:"i'·'!,:-'---;,.-..-:.~.•~,. '!:,~~:. . -.,,/~"·~~-~~-·~·.!.•+v~· ~·±tt':.~...~...,:~·, foboul t:• ...., ~ -~ !.~.~: ld:fJ;..;t!\ . • \ sorr~w, ! llldd1epo1'1 ..11'.-a MalJJ Iii. e~ery Sun- dav. d'ay 3 p m. Preachtng serv· lloalb Betbll EUB Cltareb _ 6 31 p m Pra.veo and Soble 9 31 a m . 1, '""'P Ill ,11, , . Also blossmgs. pam and st.e. ice~ the last Sunday of each , Rev. Eugene E Emerson. pas. Study , Wedr .. ~rtll\' 1 311 D rn m Sunfi:J• et•'".ll!l(.! ... nln a• I Twoie~£1\'e left their mortal ll'ontb. lOr Sunday SehooJ , ,45 a m., Ratland MetbodiSI Cburctt- , , 'Ill P n 111 ,.., "" , hor oerv I . . . Ill~ Mortall 'Japltt1 Cll""''· N~an H. Bahr, SUpt. Sunday Rev c J Leml.ey. pastur , 1" 81 1 30 P m Pa,.or C W I On• harl w1fe and children ~enr Corner or Vonrtlo and MaiD !II. W -•• IO·" d •• Churcb School 9 ao a m. Wor Proffttt All evenm• oerv Bul lhe other~ are st11! 1hv· 1• m. ID 7... p. bl 0 "'ddleporl . DN•lt D-rOrowp ,.., · 10 30 M ' '' ·m,.. [V'lY. ' PV"~· m. AlternateJy. Sible Study s p aervace, a m.. ! lt'f'" hP~Ir ,~~, I '{ll o m • . i mlniBIM. Sunday School 8.10 IIIII Prayer aervlet led by put- Y. F. Monday. 6 30 p. m. Our Lady Lo"'tto Ml .. toa . And hav• homos whtch are 01 1 1. m. AtnGid Rlebllrdl, Supt. 7-30 Th tda7 Sllv•ravlllo Metbodlo• Cburcb ' Long Bonom. 1\e>. riJOma• Pe- . qu1te near. llorninl! WOI'Jhlp, 10:10 •· m. orS~a! :UJI.~Jwre), Peal Arthur S~n. pa!ltor Sunday tronek. administratllr; Sund•y ' . ' (11101111 ~ llllrd1 S. II. BeOert, Pu!Qr. School. 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolle Maso B:JO • m. eSI Hul.> llHys They have g1ven you gr~ndda)r Schon! 9.30 a. m.. Will' t:IIO a. m. S:uttlay Seltoo~ Ben SUpt. Services Thursday even 01 ObliRalion. 7 P m ch1ldrt . ohlp II L m.: Prayer service, Qulanberry, SUpt.; 10:30 a. tiL lng. St. John'• Catholl• Ml,.in"' j Thrre are g al grandchlldo.en. I p. m. Wettleaday. Mornln Worahi II vice 111 Sutton Met~odist Church .- , llear Gul' ~villf> ! IJIJ!r>h Ridr.r l too, I Carleton ~blf<IO ll:laJsbarv d Brdg ........ P lb H. L. .!cDamel, pastor: Clmt . Rev Frank Manieri pas· And when-e'er vou get to "" · (.'1 d1 1llntotl ID .....,..yr 01 "'" moo ; Orr s t P ching 9·15 a m · · · r Road• Rtv. Y • p&&- 7·30 EvenlDiJ EvengeU. • up· rea · · · tor, Sunday Mass tO 311 a. m . them ' tor. Sunday School, 1:30 a. m.: ~ 2nd and lib Stut- Sunday School 10:15 a m Holy D'Y 01 Obligalton s 30 1 They're a lovely sight to view. Rllph Carl, oupt. Sunday Wor- •• olrv~lb BETIIANV Oak Grove Melhodlsl Cbur<b,l im.: Confession, ¥. hour heture May each member of yi.ur sblp MrVIce 10:30 a. m. IIlii _, · B. L. MeDantel, pastor, Ear 1Mas family ' 1·30 a til. MornJns Wonhlp: S Sund Soh 00 I 1 t ' s. 7:30 p. m. alternately. Pr11er I0:30 ;_ m. SUnday School, Bly- Cr~ss, tpt._ ay 5 I The Solvallou Army. Envoy Who have come by law or birth 1 meeiiDg Wednesday, 7:30 P. m. lhe 'lbelra SUpt.· 1,110 p m. IUS a. m.,~i -~- · ~ Rays Wining. office: in charge . Be a source of added blosSi ngs 11 c ur< Sunday 10 a m Hoiine .. meet. ' Whi!, they live upon this ea rth. Cllnmblr Olapel: Wm. . lll' y ib ~, '0-•lp ',.~D...;. SyracuH _._ ---'" ...... t · •• m • ou .... '"'" · ""'""""" - Wendell G. Slut1er pastor · · , • ..., """' """""' '"' L ·• t·IIO a, m. Sunday School Wa ' mg: 10,30 a. m SUnday 'ichoot. llwtday llellool ID a. m.: Youlb ~ Roasb, Supt.; :•r~~e: •: ':.1;~: ~::::: Sunda.v 7 p. m. Young People'• May you have good times to1_ Servtee 1:15P-m. Efenlna Wor-- Momlna Worsbi 2nd and 4111 Y · . , Le~ion' 7 30 •· m. SolvatiOn , gelher tddp 7 p, m. UM &mdl78aaday of ibe ~;.,lb: B p. m. day 6 P-_ m. :;:-ayor meeun. meeting: Thu,..day. t t11 3 LA> : Wben they visit lor a":hlle, . 30 llntdbur7 Cbrdt 01 Clirtlt, &vliiiiDI EvanpUstie Service ~ayu!.i~elM.iho.tl t Cbureh ~ies Home l.eagu" 7 o m· Preo · May you see upon the~r faces r\rl lllarc:um. mlllilter; Blbll 111 and 3rd Sunday of -ntb ' M '. Alki rlasoes· 7 30 p. m. Bible study Tender love within oach smile. 8ebool IIlii lltortliDI Wonb!p · Pomeroy -Rev. e1vm re, ' · M h ·th· 1 . a. m.• ,.__,..,_ ........,_• 1'ltjipwl Plalu BUll aurell, pastor. Hour of Bible Study 9 orayer meetlna Other services . ay ea1c one w1 m your am· 1•. ·30 • ""''"- .,,_•• Rev Eqeoe E. Emerson, puH f . . w hv annooncement. 1y 15 3 · m. our 0Se0:vane °~; Pomeroy Seventh OaJ AdvOD 1 Find and keep God'o love so or. 8 p. m.; l!:vtllinl Wonblp, IGr• •Sunda• sonhlp 1,30 a. til. 1bi 5 P 10·30 a. m. 7 ••· m. ' ' rmon 1• " Cb-• M lber u ' true Stmtlay Sc:bool 10 a. til. 1lo- IDd oermon · Ezekiel 33il·7 . .,11 ..-~- u ry aelghll l re,e.m. CllaUialiJ a 4 bart Vineyard, llupl. Blbl~ SttJ. "The Watc~an's Warning" Rd., north 01 Meigs Memoriru For HIS love gives the assurJiev, Ruuell Clllle, pqtor. - tly llftd prayer tiii'VICill led b)' 2 m Missions S(udy Class Hospital. Pastor. F W Gt!tord ance V~~~·~:IO p. putor, 7:30 p. m. Tuelday. "cl~im~d by God for Milsion'; Aaslstant Pastor. Jameo R 01 a Home beyond the blue. m. ' . m~ :';. Adull elut meedn!J 7•30 p. ror benefit of church members llnffer Services on Saturday Mrs. Riley Pipit =:~ay~ 7m.30 P. ·• 111. 1ut Monday of month. and officials. 3,30 p. m. Pastors Sabbath Scnoot. 1.30 p. m.. Composod Ia lle<ember 1185 GNVe Cllrlltlu FedlraW a aQ, ,._,, rtudy class lor boys and girls. Worship, 2:30 p. m.; . Y• ali' -Qurcb James Qu1Mnberry Rev. W. B. PerriD. putor; Lett111 Falla United Brethren moeung, UO p. m.; 81blo St1t PROP TRANS worlh~ •ervice, 9:30 a.m: Cui Katlll, Stlpl.t S 1 o d •' ID C rlsl Church, Sunday School dy. Thursday_. 7,30 _P· m. 11 Gary D. Johnson. Marie SUnda School 10 1, m. Sll• 8cbool, t L m.: Wjll'fblp boar 9:30 a.m. wonhlp HI'VICOS. The 11 !!:vans Het~~hts, Galllpolll. Johnson to Delblrt P'atfersOa, forl Stock~ su 1 10 •· m. finlt IDd tltlrd Thttnday even- ltttea Ulllletl •reU>teo a. 1.45 acre, Lebanon. llndlord p;., Qrb1, Ill. U... F.W.B. Clllreb - Jncs at 7:30 IIIII tho second and lllrtot CIIDr<b: R>!v Eltleo R. llorold Coroaban, iltiW Roblnscm. Mlldster; 8anday School 8:-IS a. m., Earl fourth Sunday nlgbll at 7:30. ~alke. Mstor: Sundav School. Carnahan to Earl Shuler, Mild-1 Homer Forrest. Supt.: Billie Starbey, supL; EfeDina sor Jam.. Morrison, pastor. 10 •: m.: Wlnmo Holsinger aupl. red Shuler, 2.S1 acre., Sut!Qa. lcbnol t:IO; MllriiDI Wonldp, lblp; 7:80 p. m. II, Cecil 0011, llyttoll Rtnt nee lrletltodllt ChruUan Endeavor. 7:Ui p. 'tt. C. W. Bright, Lola I. BrlcJ>t LO·IO , EnnJua Woralll~ ...,.n; Yatllll Plopll'a mee1- IIIIer' E. 8mllll, Sr., ~~~-~ Mn. Lyda Cllevaller. presldellt. to raul Mal<O, Marpret Mato, · a. m., ~ lq IIIII Blhlt !llutiJ, 7:11 p. Ill· I 8ullday School 1:80 a.m. 0. 0. claates to. aU. Song eervtees, P'tlrce!JI, Solem. 1 P. Wodnuday; Qtoir pf'ICIIel 11 Patlerson, Supt.: Morulnl Wor I _P- m. PreadllnR 8211 p. m.; Mattie Kibble, Jean . TUmey Doster lllart:ll e1 c•rtrl7:1t p, t11. 'l11urltlly. tib1p lUll a.m. Youlb Servtce. \lid Week Pray•r meellll&, 7,30 CJtamberlaln, Lawrence VID Blbl ScboOI 1·!10 a. 111. Prlaeit IIIDVIIII Pllp1ID Bllllr111, tP. 1:411 p. m.: !!:vugeUstlc m• p. m. Wednesday, Clau Lee. A'mburg, to United Slllll, JudiInc ~. 10 a. ~ llrtl and tlllrd 0. Lanpvlllt. Ohio), Rev 0. H. ap. 7:10 p. m.: Prayar meet- " Mrs Matlt Rnlstnaer ment Deed, Olive. sumllia Clr, putot: SUndey Scboo1.1:311 me. 'lbUn<''IJ 7:30 p. m. Blclatel Evaacelleal llllllft Ralph Swan, Freda Swaa to ........ a., atri ., 0r111. L m., Rlaber1 Grate, 8upL WOI' ....., llhlb tlll:n Cbltrttl. ....,... Brethren Ontrch - Stmday Sillte or Olllo, .0'1 acre, Salltlllller Stnet· StmdaJ Blbll rblp tterVicl 11 LO:I; a. m.; Pll- " CUll. '.ev R. 1 ·ne ' au. School 9:4$ a. m. Worship, bury. 8lltd1 t L 'm. !1t111q Will' !(11m Youlb. t·4S p. m.: Evtm- putot. SllndQ Sebonl 1:30 a. 2nd and 4111 -~. 1:41 a. Cbarleo lf!'atl, Harriett .I!JIIt lblp 7:30 p. m.; Blblll Stut17, plllllo ""leo, 7:311 p. 111. W 111.: PblJ Wise. •upL; Momll18 m. ~cllasb Miller, pallor. to Worlby E. Sl:ll!ley, ~ A. 7:!0 p. 1111. WedDUdll. Weelt PrQer aad ~ W.... -•~If 10 30 a. m.; You U UB lllu""' Ioiiar · ,. . Sillnley, Lois, "llltttepart. · MIMepen Cllui4 11 at1111, a.daJ, 7.111 p. 111. Servlcll 7 p. m.: Efrqelllllt ds7 Sc!bool UO a CD.; Wtnbtp 1lomft Allen Hartley, dee. Ill lib ~ IbiD ea'snr DDaald '"ql Btl • ,..,,.... eerv~ce 7:311 ,. m. Mid ~·k ~ ,_._: '!~'.,!.!0.. ~lr.,lll: ~·~ D~-~·ratley~ IdaA. c~ llleU, ~; lllblt llcboo~ WilDe..... Pullllo m1 n tl 8tmo prayer servb 7:;11 P. m. .. ell """".' ~- ,..._z_ u~ , - • • vw..., . :1!1 a.m., ·~ ·· mllllllaeJ da1 t p. m., WatclrtAnlor study ~ •nd Friday e..ntn1 In .Chrisl Qurch. James MOl' Roller. Nllllcy J. Coopir, A~ lupt.; MorDIDI WGriblp. 1 p. 111.; 8lbll 11U4J 'l'aeltlaJ ""edom Golpel -.... a. rt.on, putor. S:uttlay School at of Trans., Mldtleptd. . t•SO m £vtalaC Worablp, 1 p. m. BetvJce tnftiiD&, 1 p. shan Stt•.. roviUe Rnld: &. ~- 9:30 a. m. Preaclllna "!rtl'l!eS Jt111t A.. CIDlrell, 01m Canf ~ m., . Pr.,U .. tlct. Wlfl. 111. tltunda1: MJnlllry acbool. Orlllilb. I'UIIIr: Roller W• ~ first IDd llllrd Tburld~~- ~oW.~ o;:.Riobard t;, f p.m. ,' ' f .· I p. til. 'nlundQ. . _lard. SUpt. . SU!ItiQ !ldanol ~0 kolier !i'atil\f J a; .. If - . ... d • .; I, .,, .. Pal'~~~ .. u~ • . m.t .£•~· ~7 ..: p m Pra•!: ....... ---.:.... ........ D ·, .,_ .. ;._ o.' o1tnf Mttmrl, , . , lli!idal' ~ ..,.,.,.... - · - - •JOD. m '"'"' lllltL4. '"" · · '~ ._.. _ _,.,. ·-~ · · ~· "' .,•• . (Ill Eltabllsbtd lD IIIOf JUST PICK UP • WY 2-;818 WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ·, :-.mtb, We Fill All Doetors Prescription• lllullblltoa. W. Ya. ' TINY'S FOODLAND R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. llltoro of Good Broad I -· L-- HEINtR'S BAKERY A&P' FLUORIDI! (614) 245-5353 I" THE POETS ____ . - frooen and canned shrimp for humaa consumption IDd mlllltt-11 lacturera ohrlmp bran, a by ]II'Oducl, from the dried Locetlon ALL CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF JANUARY 31, 1966 --= ••r- · _..,.., and oonsurner cf shrimp is tbe Untied Stites. It markets fresh, Allen 12 Allen 14 Community Allen 14 Jackson High Pomeroy Elem. Welllton !Bib Jacklon Hlib Pomeroy Hilb JacuoniBgb Welllton HIJb 7 a...... ,.._. - ......... ·. lergesl OFF CAMPUS CLASSES Closs m. Evllllinll servlce 7 p. m. V. Pearl Casto, pasiGr. Sunday 1:10 p, 111.1 Mldweell Prayer_.. H. Braley, Blblt School SUpt. School at 9:30 Charlu Taylor, 9101o 7:10 p. m WetlnltdQ. liiOtl Cllutr<2 ot Cltrlll, Peailo SUpl. Worship Services at 10:45 lllddleporl llllrel ot lilt ND roy . llarrilnnvilll Rr*tl, ho a. m. wilb Vere Swartz, lay _., Rev. Clyde J. Bardell. IIIII Ulrdlt:Wood, llllllirtlr. Ill- Jeafir, Sunday 6 p. m. regu. Swxlay qebool UO a. tiLl Mota- IS IIIII up; 7:11, Adall ' Afd1 bll IIG1IOol 8:30 1. 111-1 M11mtaa lar ~Iilli of MYF; Sunday, tnc Wonblp 10:10 a. 111.; NYPS JP'OUP· 110rahl! 1:10 •· m.t ll*rt Rlltl ~: Lv~..=-~~ ,':';~:: Yotllti Piop'! , ua p. 111.; mm. lilllldlepwt " " ~ . _ lllblt ~~ '!ujJI. !llld Week Pra er service gellltfc IQOOI!IIg 7:10 p. tiL; byllrlaD Cburdl, Bit....... Qnla ~ 01 OIMI, Bit. Y · Pray....., •. •g, Wed , 7:30p.m. Rotppelt putor: illllldPJ ~ GllberlliJI-,':paiOI', SuntlaY llltlatll llelllodbl Cllardl P..,IIW)' Bare~~ 01 lito N.. 1:30 L til. Mr. J'lltt ~ 8dlool 1:111 L m. Mtll'ldlll WOJ'o Pltlrl A. CU1o. l'lostor; Wor- orene, SuadiJ SCI!ooL t:• a. OIIPL: 10:10 a. m. Wanlllti 1:. practice. lldp 11 a. m.t &me .,... . . ~ at • a. til., Sundsy 111-: MGndJII sunblp 11:41 a. p. m. YF: Wtil. ''" ~ nns Baplill Cl$zdo. ......., flee. 7 p. m. PnJtr II 10 a. tiLl WSCS Ill m. EftmlDs Worsblp, I p. m.; Cbotr: 1 o. m roy - 1\M. Clnlr Wtlll1m1 1:10 p. m. Wedne!l«<ay; YtiUIII l'burrday 01 -m; Board Prayer 1DMt1Jt1, 7 p. m. Wid. ll)it- , _ o.t1o11 Iunday Scbool t:IO 1111 111.:10. hupte't tlerYII:I t 'rldltJ, l .iiU -'1118 3rd WedloldQ ol lbe llev. Clyde v lleDdersOII, pu. 11y1er1111 QJurdl., Wonhlp tenlce. 10:10 a. m.; o. m. tnO"'h. !Gr. ·' "' • a. m.: S.· i ·· ' ·llool filunery IIlii Jtlltlor cbuteb lor ~ II God. Ill&. lllortia rlatwoodl lllelllldltll Cllare l:'oret ot tile Na:aarne, Pet11- 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wid., . oblldren. Bat. Dllllol WorkmM. ....., - Purl 1\. Casto. pallOr Wor ""'' Rev . rlvde Henderaon. 7:30 p .m. 1'1n1 Bapllll Cllaru. BtltiDI titllld_, Ull a m.; Wor IIIIP III'YICO 10 a. m. even postor: Su-1dny School 9:30 I Cbeshtre-KyRtf"Hartlord ,_. '. Rev. c. I. O'tlonner. puto: lltlp IIII'YiGI U a. m IIlii 1:111 Olbor 8unda1 7:t5 p. m. Sun sbip services 7.30 p. m. Sun- lab. Hartford Blptill Qwrdl '-'-' ,, lUnday ScbaOI 8:30 o. m.. Sam a m. Prayer meeu111 7,30 p day Scbool. Ill o. m., JO!IIl m.: Mornlna Worsnlo 10 30 a. llloroilll Worahip US DET Slro THIE CHUIIICH P'OPit AL.L. lllllld It filled with the sound of many drums. Curllr, .apt.; IO.t5 a. tiL lllorD- ID 'l'utldiJ: YOWli l'topll' llalley. Supt. Praveo meetln• sorvlcu 7.:tO p. m. P r 'y • r moo "Watebfulnm or tba TtD Drutu of mllltarlam atir man to war end eonqueot. ... L.L fFOJit TloiK GHUIIICIH Ill IIOI'Iblp\ 1:311 p. m. BY~ - - 1:10 p. ID ~'riGiy FtNII Rim Melllodial cllurcb m.: NVPS 6:40 p m. Evening Vircms." Tueeday - Of&lrl • and JUnlor Fellcmblp; 8 p.m Jlllli&Dd Cb!IICb 01 UaG, lin. Sundey School 9 a. m., Mra . .,..o1n1 . ·so r m Thuradat planninl meelilll, 7 p.m. EDT. DrlllDI of eonformiiJ invite him to keep step with low 'l'IM ctluNh .. the.,... . ,.._ Cbareb ot lllo Naaro.., litatandarilt and faiM VlluM. Drumt1 of rmd lure him Into tw 0C1 IU'th for th1 bWidilll ol Evening oervlce: 7:10 p. m. Jobn S1DIIII!aod, putot: ~nell' J'rod Neaoe, Supt. Worahlp char~ r.Jid rood cltLui!INp. Wednesday, Prayer meella&; Sc:lloot 10 L m.; Eva• · .. lt•ttc m tO a. m. Rev. WendeU ! dne. Ohio. Sunday Sebool at the kiiUnr.pate of eelfiab tettlnr and gaining, 1 lt ill• aW.hoi.M ohplrltqal "Yai1:30 p, m. Wednoeday, SPntm: IWVlce 7 p. t11.1 YOWli People Stutler, puror. . 930 am. Sunday Worship But a dlfferent drum aounde, too. It beats in the 11M. Wi,hqut a atrOQI Church, Q!~h'"' c*nt~Cra~y 1101' civilln· Cbolr Praetlce: !:30 p. m. Tu.. Elldeever ! p. m. Wtdnlldov: H..lb ,.,etbodlst Church. Mod- Servtco 10 ,30 a.m Sundav Ev• ~f'IDf'lll!ft rhytbm of Itw and love, and rinss with the oound of lion 1:1111 aurvlv.. ~aM four daY Juntnr Cbnlr Pro"''"" Prayer meelln& 1 p. m. SaiW' dteport, 14. E. Oowooo. pastor; Ding Serv!Cl! 7:30 p.m. ; Mid ' . I'< eternal trutba. It beckons man to integrity and true self- IOUDcl re1110111 why ~ery penon thovJd II~WI'Ici •ri'[CH NgUJady Hartford Baplist Cburcb day. Mrs. Nan Muor• l'hurch School ,.ell Prayer Servit~ Wodne• , TO MR. AND Mllll. ORIS qAVl fulflilment; It calla blm to tha path of duty and to tbe way end 10pport tM Cburch. '111.y Warron C. Zinp, pastor. Wor- Gnoo ltplleopll Cltardl. SUpt.; Olurcll School, 9 30 a. day 7 30 o.m Rev. MorriJ M. For the Golden Annlvers4rY are: (I) For hiA own uh. (2) of III!"Vice. 'l'he different drum ie GQd's. For hbl ehlidNrl'l •Jr.•. (3) For ship 9 a. m. Smnon "0 Come Pemeroy, l'!le Rev Rlchln! II. m.; Worship Service, t0 '30 a. Woil•. Pastor. 0o your ll•ppy Wedding A man mullt chooH whleh drum he will listen for and lhe nk.a ot hll community ud Let Us Worship ... Church School Martin. Rector Slllldty Mot m.; MetbodiSI Youth FellowRutland Cburch ot !be Nazar· t am sending Deal of WI ' (4) FIDl' ti:MftMh ttl d. follow. lbuy yura qo, Henry David Thoreau wrote: 11aUoa. Church it.l(, wt.ich llMda tu. 1:!50 a. m. Clas"" lor all, llltlc Praylr IIIII '!eriiiOII. 10:110 ship, 7 p. m.: O!!IC1al Board ene. Sunday S..floOI 9 SO a. m.; I Meant to cheer you on i!e'! "If G mcm doN not keep pace with. kis comlJ(lnitms, perlulpr moral and matft'lll •wo"· Cbethlrt • Kyaer : Harllord o.m. ()ol!oo hour loUowiJta. meetlna. 111 ~unrtay ot month. Morning Worahip tO 40 a. m · way. 1 Plln kl 10 t. dt.un:h nra}lrlY it it be- IN /!.ear• a dijjerfnt drummer." ud nad yo11r 'A" "• daily. Potlab, Warren G. Zmn, Putor. ·lblerprtse !!IUB Cbiii'P, Rn . 7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday EvangeliStic ser<iCl! 1 4o •· m ' ~.ay the showers of God's ~less GQcl'a bouH leone, place whePe you will hear the "Dif· The Hartford Baptist Church Metllll Smlib, pastor. WorrhiP ot 'l'lODib, UO p. m.; !!:leonor ·~idweek oravor oerv1ce. Uii p : ings , fuept Drummer." Worship therti thli Sunday with , m \ll!i!nesday I Fall upon you day and sig!ot, sill hav~ two Chriltmat Pro- lllrVtct UO a. m.: SUnday ll'ednosday . 7 P m. YO'IIr .,!a~PUJ. ~ lfl66 KfiMir ~ S..V..., '""·· Sfrubtvt. ~·.. grams tlua year. The forst woll Scbool 10·30 a. til. Youlb tl'tJ. Mlnenvlllo Mothodl•l Church , S~r.ru•e t:hurcb Oltbe Naqo 1 May His love and tender mercy be preseated II, lhl -h DdiY loWsblp 1:30 p, m.; Boys and Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor. rene Wt!Unm ~- l'horpe paiiiJI Ftll your hearts with Soboul plplls at9:50 on Dee .. l9. ;01rll FeiiDWihlp, 6:30 p, m.: Sunday School, 10 a. m.. \\'or-: Suoda, •,r·hw:t" :111 a m ~ort> . delight. Au enlarged prOifllll wiD , be Evtmlng ...-viet 7:30 p. m., lnd ablp service II a. m. mg worah1p 111 :«• a m. : Fifty years you've walked fD. by tho llartflrd GNde Sehool ltld 41b Sundlflt Youth Qlolr. Moroe Chapo IMetbotllot Peotocoltal Asaembly Roato I gher · preaented a lhe Boptill C!Nrell t:IO p. til. WldneldaJ. Prayer Jame• Early, pastor, Oliver i ! '4, H.e> u•lll tc Jom•s PB<Inr ' de by side along life's road W'Uia eM It -ill, in tome melllure, fottBr and help IIJio 01 Dtlc: ZO al7:30 p.m. The pubo 14•tlri8. 7:311 0 m Wtdl>adaY Slyer. Supt. Sunday School tO : ' uooay Srhool 10 a m Wor ' And lhru sunshine rain ,..,,_ "' llc mvded to tltls program. lolllrlt1p EUB Cllardo., Rev. a, m. ; Preaching 11 a. m. Iday Wednesd ·v and Friday , shadows ' r1ug which it good in family and community life, thd 1Rallaaol l'lnl Ha(lll•· Cbur<b l:vlea• E. B:meraoD pallor · Portland Melbodilt Chorcb- l'b• Pent•e<,.tat Chur<h Mid· ! v h ha ed h b h b • fl. and iiQtlo SUnday Scbrolt:IIO 1· m. Preacl>- lltlllday School 8:45 a.' m. b ll L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday 1' :lleport. Soutl Jrc Ave Sunttay : ou ioaa:e s r eac ~v~ ·· _..;. , tQre lpGnlfJriiM by t e UJme8l rml organ Ill IDf Sundey 2:30 P· m. _, •-•- Supt. Sunlla• School 1:30, Harold Roush, . Sehooo 1U 1 m · 'iunday evenlnR y tyt·l th I d · ·~L-. - - . : • . • b ·-·...... wm s . K •Mk M·' ·od t' .. es, a meo e oa WB! ... ..... ·-·appear eW117o ·- - ...... _ SWIIblp 10:45 L m. and 7:30 upt, en.,.~. ~ 0 ass Ievangelistic •ervlce. 7·30 p. m. heavv ______...;,.;_____________________IIRutland. Putor, Rev. P • u I p. til. eltemataly Bible ilt1CIJ Supt., Preaching 7:30 p. m. Sun· Wednesday Bible ~IUd~ 1 30 p. 1 B b· I Taylor; Sttndll Scllool, 10 a. m. end prayer eem~ led by pq~ day. m : SaiUrdJ: night Prayer and 1 A~~ Y~ur r;.~~~Y .~:ve~ -~ 0":, Quy Priddy, SUpt.; Pruehlnl ar 7:10 P. Ill. Wedllllday. Clu1l- lllteble Metllodlsl Cllorcll, Worship 7 '0 p. m. Pastor, H.ev Y lo e '· lllVIce, 7:10 p. tll.i PraYir llf- ••· ........ vor ?·SO p. m 8rd H. L. MeDamel, pastor' Sun- B. L Barrett. leading -~ ••·"" - _ .o1 moatb. • ' • ••• •·h . p reac~ •. .,ces. ,.., p. m. w-•--""'•y .......,.. llalurday ..., "" oo1 •·•• • - ~ a. m.. HarrtsonvoUe Pr..b)'tertrn T'ward a now and bi'!llhter l MaiOD Bapllol Stmt11J Sobool MmiiDI Slrr EUB ~ inC 10:30 a. m.; MVF 6 p m.; Church Jot,n D""'· pastor: . dawn . llldclleport, Ohio D.A.V. Hall, comer Second and Rev. MIIIIIISmllb. paiOI': f,e Prayer IDd Bible Study, 7:30 p. Church. School 10 30 a. m. Wor- 1 Chlldr~~u came along to ;Join Pomeray, M11on. SponiOred by m. Sunday Scbool, Fred m Wedn-sday. sbip aervlce :30 p. m. , · . 1 ...;._ Jl'reneb .City ~pUst Churell in llfPI-: Earl 8bullr, Ala'I. Roek SpriDgo Molbotllll RoorganiuO (;bureb 01 J..., ] On your Journey thru ;this GalllpoltS. Alllltoled wllh S.B.C. Mornlnl worablp 10 ,40 1_ m.: Chester Lemley, pastor: WO!' Christ of Latter Oay Sainoa. liJ ~!e, . & Rev. R. L. Ptnson, pastor. Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thur• ' ship servtca 1:80 a. m.; Sun- tnlleo from Rarine on Racina- And have shored the Joy ~nd Credit Location 4 · i'"'' ITUTPUYII Check These lower Retails on Health & Beauty Aiclsl M,W 7·9 -* t ' PT. PLEASANT - The eriean Legion end Legion Auxil- 11 iary Post 23 art sponsoring spiJhtlll dinner at the Le~:~n Home on Second Sireet S: day from 5·until 9 p.m. Tickets are priced at $1 lor .adulls and fifty c•nto for children. Proceeds wiU be used to purcha•e baseball uniforms and lor sending girls to Girls State Camp. In char1e of lhe dinner are Roy Meadows, Bill Redman, Roy Schullz, Margaret McKinney, Junior McKinney and Beryle Redman. World's A& p)f/ 0 rr ON CAMPUS CLASSES Day and Hour II 7:!0 p. 111. ..... !1111 llaD4q It U 1- IIIl'lw · '':'~et!~ da1 7:1t p. Ill; ·~ deavOI'o lind-' :, .. ,,, ~!Qt dll)'lll 7:1t P, Ill. ,' Ultie ~ ll1tiW c:Hreb Ill ant, ClltRire • IJ... lllrll1l'd Plrllb, w-, a 1Jml, P'IIGr· a.tfGr4 Japlijl Qlureb, Cemf1111111M Wjll'fblp eervlce 9 a. IlL 1\leldaJ, 3:41 Ollldrell tllldlr U; f, ~1rett The ( Clan i. = t:• a.m. Pi II 1_,311 ' lint IIIII Jldid ~I 1fsj'~f ,_. . .. _..oa. CIIF.'iTER Eastern Local S. fl. ·--··- .20 Sahabury Local S. D. --- --- .20 COLUMBIA ..... .............20 BBDFDRD ---------------- .20 ' I l'lrbra HL/1 1 ...,.. Grill IIIDCI: Rev c;. I. o·~.e aor, puiGI': Rolllrii.Mrlr, PUp!. t ., a. 11. lrlotDifll Worahip aw-1u IIlii Sttlldi,Y S911ooli I p. 111. l]j.,. School 1:30 a. m. Worship and S&. Paul'l Qurcb 1r IJeiluo built. &mdl7 &:bool9:110 a. tD.;14arD'"*'II liii'Ylce: l11tlndi,Y, 7:Jtl Preachlnil Service 10:30 1. m. Allred M lbodl I Clntreb IJt8 Warablp II a. 111.1 NYP8 p. til. PrQer meeUr.. YOWli People's meelini 6:30 p, e I 1:41 p. m.: EfenlnJ Servlel, ' I' ! ' . { In purtuance or law, I, Howord S. l'"nk, Troa~urtr ot lltlp Coun!J, Oblo, do bertb)' llv• nouce th»t the aumber ot MUIJ ltvild on 11cb doUar or propert7 lbowD 01 till OeD· oral Tax Dupbcato of Real Eotatt, Publla UUUty ond PII'IODII Proper&J wllbla .... CoUDIJ lor tho yeor 11165 lo u followo: TCWNIHIPI . -..vu; ' l)aw•z ""dM, Bet, ~~~~~ Custer, putot: S1rv1c11 mit1 at 1:110 p. m a. m.: Cltl'lllliD ladlaYGr, ,,., a. m.; lltllldaJ Sellool t:30 a.m. ne Cll 111 ot 1111 " 111 p. t11. Bve1t1na 8lrYII1I, 1:11 p. (Boib ~ PH mee$o Qlester: Rev. Berber! 0ntt, Rallolld Clltll'cll of tit - 11J8 u ODI&I SL Johtl'l Qri putor; Richard Barton, Supl, Roy Carter, Mlulster. Bible Ill Pine Gnwe willla tbe nes Billell. Alai. Supl. I :r ' ArASIIWIIJO!J Llniitulfl..:... lni.w VInyl . . . l!lliPili'D ' ... . 1'burltiiJ, * n.. I'JI:' 10141 r- m. ~. •. "' 111t1 IDurlb . . . ., "i.. ·= -~ ...~ ~~, . . . . . . c" �•' I ' ..~....,--,,_., .::: ..... >--- -·-~-· . . ·~~... ..... . . .. -.... ~ ... ...__ .... . . ~ ..-·. . . -_..... ..... ........ ~ _, _,..- .. .. ....."" --~- -~ . -· . . ~ -~ .... ... - •••.• ~ ... ~ ........... ~ ...{..... _ . . - __. .,.""' ........_....;._::...""' -· ···. l ~ ..... ' . .:... -... ..-.¥"' •- ..... ,. -- · .. _... __-. --.. --- .... "--~- . :..,:... ~ .... ·~ . . .. . ... -- ... -· · · • ·-- ·~- I! . \ ' •J ' ' '• UOOGL~ ona SNUF~Y BARNeT ., '· ' ly l'llti!D LASSWILI. ' FOit' SALI • '\ ' . .... I . . ... ' -.. -~ ( '• - CHECK"'·rHESE .. . ' ! ' . .· ' ' IXK./\1~11'1' A SICK >'IS AN' l'l>l AFE~D M16HT HAVE WHAA'SYORe '0 . . SMITH AUNf LOWEEZY. laD. 11; 1981 \ ' I'M I .. ' SOMETHIN' )(ETCH IN' . ' :- '~RED ROOM fumlshed 1D Mlddleport. Pbone SH tm or SH J.D. I 20 VE.ST SPECIALS'~ .· - ~-:~ ·.~ n! LEAK'EDTHE NE\1>/S THAT !WS~ MAE I'STHE WAS PHONI WY2-2156 C.rd Of Thlnk1 Rutland, lurnlshed or IIJIIIIr~>ol ished. Contact Leroy Denney! or caU SH Z~l. JSm CAR CENTEI wagon LOST - Bra<elet at lbt Lotartl t81 orgu stool, TI1ursday. Finder please return to Mrs. Eunice Brinker, Racine, 0. 1:;;;;~ I Zl las! ego IIIII nrs. llmm'l 1'ld er Pari Notice DU.tr:u.&LE GIRL IN THI! ~LD!I ~~~l.ll\u~tal:;fl;., ~~ ' . DICK TRACY ~y i: '·- -_- ' • ( :.. -c . 3 . 111 January·:·Sllle I n, . ;~ ~·- . ' ..: •. : ' Olaa • l Ill lly HAROLD GRAY MAIL: 64 Pontiac _ $2291 II'JUN ~.~0=[)1;•011-i ~ OltaiJDa I dr. B.'P. V-8, . . IT UP -u.. Ill 'rillrt filii - - · lldlo. FROM UMBO crrvl 64 Olds - Prevailina- union wage sca1t Apply In ponon, Moncloy thru laturdly, a ..... to 4p.m. AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. _ 60 Olds _ DAILY CROSSWORD . 011081 1 lUper 88 employer ......... new wh1to ~~~-g Ures. beautl!ul bllto liDflb. 4 tne - CARRIER NEEDED By SCHULZ or -· ·...·-... U,_ -· . . - .._ .... puff. ··-- U."'-<1 t u.JI.M ', a 64 Chevy II_ $1595 61 Olcls _ Nova B. T. &port Coupo • 0 a.~~ oL motor, auto. traiUI., rad· lo, white oldewalla, wheel dlsos. baolt up Hgbta, 17,000 IT.:'! mllet. 62 Olcls _ Jl. •\' I I RUTlAND ApplyWY2-2156 THI DAILY SENTINEL Beige I< wbllo mel<hlnl all orlnyllnterlor, auto., po. v.a. a •• 115, lmi'Jdor wer brllkeo a sleerloll. nd- lo1 tloted 'lriDdsb!eld1 new wnlte lldewalll. A naa cltBD one. .. about IO.Oermu 001.00 .... I,... ... u.am.c Help W1nted fi1R Dealer. I do not want deep freeze jUJJk fun at any price. Bill BeUt7, ReedsviUe, Oblo. l·IS1te Wanted To Buy l'SED BROKEN split guilarl IIIII airing Instruments. (lJ . . .... !e~ to.-...... .., a.CM Cocll. Ill •. tlrmly Instrument~ 4 door, v.a, new Flnotoao 100 wbllll s!d...an Ureo. Loolll IIIII l'WII ru1 fOOd. . AS-IS SPEOALS Ita · · $791 58 Buick 4 Door IJ•rd Top - - . - -· $271 lftlbo _.. 0..----=':,':.:::" R111dmaster, Full pow•liiUI-l lUGS BUNNY KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR a. SALES WY 2-5342 c,.dlllll 01!11 ,....., , GIM(: PINANCING ' ... 7 ?IJo- 11Jo, X 1ar 221o .... ~ ol& ..... - . _ - :0::.- •oaas XD aD trOD rau .... • &I'DQ . . , ..... o,,,,,. - oulo, - bnbtl<~ ~. I a. Coopltol Pomei:O). • • tie 61 Mercury _ $891 59 Olds 98 Town Sedan .. ............ . . lloiitd u- V-811111tor, poJI'er oc:ulpmebt, lib aew 11n1 .... ..,.._ st., a I Door B.T• .,...... V.S motor, IUIIImatlo bock-up Upto IIIII wlllto lldewlll All • bU7. . . )(ete"'e IIDr $1295 59 Mercury Colony P1rk St1. Weg011 - $191 tJ 5 dllioa and price to: D. L. Moon, Bor I, S)'l'aruse, -~ 1 19 3tc ==-:-c-eo--~ "-Roatlow lPEClAL, Coon, $2.50, pahide, 5c lb. Red fol, wltb all 4 leo! Oil, Gray ., DAILY OIIPJOQOOB- • £'• . _ -.It II fa.OO wtth oil 4 feet on. AJlll'lllorAAXa Balle1, Reedsvllll, Ohio. 111 $ . . . . . -altAiowrtlo: $1595 l)ynamle 88 Holiday Sed. h.lu a~~N~u Ctlellrll7 ...... •· Ute I to nt . . . . Lliitp ~~. $1191 ~or!IJ~ !'!'!!' I.NU.od . . Hs 2245 FNIII pt. Toltdo, Offlo All equal opportun!IJ ar $1991 1'-811 CUU..Ip. ap,. l1ul I< wblto ·with IJIIIfohl"l 111 vlnJImotor, IDiertor, · v.a •.blllkel -. . ,.... • lleertn,r, NAill 11114'·· wbllo ... JoD tlrooL WELDERS ·-- llarniWW . . M or ..._ - •212111& 41r , .. aaWODll' moP '"11111.-rsa .. o •• MAWr . . . . . ........... IOidltl& WY Will. lSDifo •• ' ( .• >;_ ) DELICIOUS Homemade P~•·l ;=--;;-;~~:::.,::-=--=;-;-;=! IOc, 75eu 1llld ,,,00 olza. luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack's ry Bar, Middleport 11 B lie / t-U By MERRILL BLOSSER VALUE-RATED QUALITY· USED, CARS PRODUCTION WELDERS TACK WELDERS PIPE WELDERS .._. .. - ·,•.p1_·, -----~ ~ ldiDeml1le, Olllo, smt. "( POMIROT, CIHIO (Sialt AppJooed) ,., THE BORN LOSER OPEN lVII. 11. 9 PHONI WY 2-5321 By KING OASOLINI ALLEY ' , IILI!CnON OP 100 NIW CHIVROLITJ a QUALITY UII!D CARl a TRI.ICKI play pen f$; antique ~; 1 new wtodon $10, Mrs. Joba Stout, Harrisonville SH 4l3t 1 20 lie . ·lllllUf t'llflJK --""OF 1H~T 7 Pomeroy Motor Co. l.olt 1nd Found cemetery MOST CAlf $149 48 Chevrolet ~ Ton Pickup - - - - - $199 63 Volkawagen Deluxe 2 Door $1395 $1~$ 61 Chevrolet 6- PG. 4 Door. Shlrp $109. $969 58 Chevrolet lmp1l1 H.1. Coupe $395 $249 17 Dodge VI- 4 Door. Runs Gaod $199 $1~ -62 Corv1lr 700 .- PG. 4 Door $1095 $969 $795 6P TR-3 Convertible. Nice $895 59 Pontiac Hard Top Sedln Seve Here $791 60 Chevrolet Bel Air 6 - 4 Door $795 $669 60 Olds "98"' H.T. Sed•n. Full Power Seve $991 60 Rambler Cl1sslc "6" Wagon ___ Wotth More $499 17 Chevrolet "6" 811 Air 4 Door $495 $369 We Heve Plenty of Choice Lett Model Cers end Mae Art Arriving, Set Us Now For Thet Sherp Plti'ICIII Dee I . ,. t :,:.& I '•; ~ "W• ~~~~~~Ill-- "' P, Oil . . . . . . . . . . -. ·- .... to tlllllk JOU'tutupld!' ' :r;..~~"' . ' " ' ~~{;~~ ~ ~ ~.,, ~ Jti ~ ' I = .. 1 Motlf&UII•"" TIMt ....r~~~~,~~roE~:::=" 4 i'' 1 ' MO~LY J;41<M CA'I"AA...Glle! LHT&~ FROM APRI L IN ~lh 0-lll...DREN FINE, EI-IE 'aAYS ~ NO FU!?THfR WORD 01= 10M, WHGH SHE. WROTE! 1'1-tQT ~ A MONT\-I "1W? SUPPE~S COLO,.PAf OF COURSE, ,., �•' I ' ..~....,--,,_., .::: ..... >--- -·-~-· . . ·~~... ..... . . .. -.... ~ ... ...__ .... . . ~ ..-·. . . -_..... ..... ........ ~ _, _,..- .. .. ....."" --~- -~ . -· . . ~ -~ .... ... - •••.• ~ ... ~ ........... ~ ...{..... _ . . - __. .,.""' ........_....;._::...""' -· ···. l ~ ..... ' . .:... -... ..-.¥"' •- ..... ,. -- · .. _... __-. --.. --- .... "--~- . :..,:... ~ .... ·~ . . .. . ... -- ... -· · · • ·-- ·~- I! . \ ' •J ' ' '• UOOGL~ ona SNUF~Y BARNeT ., '· ' ly l'llti!D LASSWILI. ' FOit' SALI • '\ ' . .... I . . ... ' -.. -~ ( '• - CHECK"'·rHESE .. . ' ! ' . .· ' ' IXK./\1~11'1' A SICK >'IS AN' l'l>l AFE~D M16HT HAVE WHAA'SYORe '0 . . SMITH AUNf LOWEEZY. laD. 11; 1981 \ ' I'M I .. ' SOMETHIN' )(ETCH IN' . ' :- '~RED ROOM fumlshed 1D Mlddleport. Pbone SH tm or SH J.D. I 20 VE.ST SPECIALS'~ .· - ~-:~ ·.~ n! LEAK'EDTHE NE\1>/S THAT !WS~ MAE I'STHE WAS PHONI WY2-2156 C.rd Of Thlnk1 Rutland, lurnlshed or IIJIIIIr~>ol ished. Contact Leroy Denney! or caU SH Z~l. JSm CAR CENTEI wagon LOST - Bra<elet at lbt Lotartl t81 orgu stool, TI1ursday. Finder please return to Mrs. Eunice Brinker, Racine, 0. 1:;;;;~ I Zl las! ego IIIII nrs. llmm'l 1'ld er Pari Notice DU.tr:u.&LE GIRL IN THI! ~LD!I ~~~l.ll\u~tal:;fl;., ~~ ' . DICK TRACY ~y i: '·- -_- ' • ( :.. -c . 3 . 111 January·:·Sllle I n, . ;~ ~·- . ' ..: •. : ' Olaa • l Ill lly HAROLD GRAY MAIL: 64 Pontiac _ $2291 II'JUN ~.~0=[)1;•011-i ~ OltaiJDa I dr. B.'P. V-8, . . IT UP -u.. Ill 'rillrt filii - - · lldlo. FROM UMBO crrvl 64 Olds - Prevailina- union wage sca1t Apply In ponon, Moncloy thru laturdly, a ..... to 4p.m. AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. _ 60 Olds _ DAILY CROSSWORD . 011081 1 lUper 88 employer ......... new wh1to ~~~-g Ures. beautl!ul bllto liDflb. 4 tne - CARRIER NEEDED By SCHULZ or -· ·...·-... U,_ -· . . - .._ .... puff. ··-- U."'-<1 t u.JI.M ', a 64 Chevy II_ $1595 61 Olcls _ Nova B. T. &port Coupo • 0 a.~~ oL motor, auto. traiUI., rad· lo, white oldewalla, wheel dlsos. baolt up Hgbta, 17,000 IT.:'! mllet. 62 Olcls _ Jl. •\' I I RUTlAND ApplyWY2-2156 THI DAILY SENTINEL Beige I< wbllo mel<hlnl all orlnyllnterlor, auto., po. v.a. a •• 115, lmi'Jdor wer brllkeo a sleerloll. nd- lo1 tloted 'lriDdsb!eld1 new wnlte lldewalll. A naa cltBD one. .. about IO.Oermu 001.00 .... I,... ... u.am.c Help W1nted fi1R Dealer. I do not want deep freeze jUJJk fun at any price. Bill BeUt7, ReedsviUe, Oblo. l·IS1te Wanted To Buy l'SED BROKEN split guilarl IIIII airing Instruments. (lJ . . .... !e~ to.-...... .., a.CM Cocll. Ill •. tlrmly Instrument~ 4 door, v.a, new Flnotoao 100 wbllll s!d...an Ureo. Loolll IIIII l'WII ru1 fOOd. . AS-IS SPEOALS Ita · · $791 58 Buick 4 Door IJ•rd Top - - . - -· $271 lftlbo _.. 0..----=':,':.:::" R111dmaster, Full pow•liiUI-l lUGS BUNNY KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR a. SALES WY 2-5342 c,.dlllll 01!11 ,....., , GIM(: PINANCING ' ... 7 ?IJo- 11Jo, X 1ar 221o .... ~ ol& ..... - . _ - :0::.- •oaas XD aD trOD rau .... • &I'DQ . . , ..... o,,,,,. - oulo, - bnbtl<~ ~. I a. Coopltol Pomei:O). • • tie 61 Mercury _ $891 59 Olds 98 Town Sedan .. ............ . . lloiitd u- V-811111tor, poJI'er oc:ulpmebt, lib aew 11n1 .... ..,.._ st., a I Door B.T• .,...... V.S motor, IUIIImatlo bock-up Upto IIIII wlllto lldewlll All • bU7. . . )(ete"'e IIDr $1295 59 Mercury Colony P1rk St1. Weg011 - $191 tJ 5 dllioa and price to: D. L. Moon, Bor I, S)'l'aruse, -~ 1 19 3tc ==-:-c-eo--~ "-Roatlow lPEClAL, Coon, $2.50, pahide, 5c lb. Red fol, wltb all 4 leo! Oil, Gray ., DAILY OIIPJOQOOB- • £'• . _ -.It II fa.OO wtth oil 4 feet on. AJlll'lllorAAXa Balle1, Reedsvllll, Ohio. 111 $ . . . . . -altAiowrtlo: $1595 l)ynamle 88 Holiday Sed. h.lu a~~N~u Ctlellrll7 ...... •· Ute I to nt . . . . Lliitp ~~. $1191 ~or!IJ~ !'!'!!' I.NU.od . . Hs 2245 FNIII pt. Toltdo, Offlo All equal opportun!IJ ar $1991 1'-811 CUU..Ip. ap,. l1ul I< wblto ·with IJIIIfohl"l 111 vlnJImotor, IDiertor, · v.a •.blllkel -. . ,.... • lleertn,r, NAill 11114'·· wbllo ... JoD tlrooL WELDERS ·-- llarniWW . . M or ..._ - •212111& 41r , .. aaWODll' moP '"11111.-rsa .. o •• MAWr . . . . . ........... IOidltl& WY Will. lSDifo •• ' ( .• >;_ ) DELICIOUS Homemade P~•·l ;=--;;-;~~:::.,::-=--=;-;-;=! IOc, 75eu 1llld ,,,00 olza. luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack's ry Bar, Middleport 11 B lie / t-U By MERRILL BLOSSER VALUE-RATED QUALITY· USED, CARS PRODUCTION WELDERS TACK WELDERS PIPE WELDERS .._. .. - ·,•.p1_·, -----~ ~ ldiDeml1le, Olllo, smt. "( POMIROT, CIHIO (Sialt AppJooed) ,., THE BORN LOSER OPEN lVII. 11. 9 PHONI WY 2-5321 By KING OASOLINI ALLEY ' , IILI!CnON OP 100 NIW CHIVROLITJ a QUALITY UII!D CARl a TRI.ICKI play pen f$; antique ~; 1 new wtodon $10, Mrs. Joba Stout, Harrisonville SH 4l3t 1 20 lie . ·lllllUf t'llflJK --""OF 1H~T 7 Pomeroy Motor Co. l.olt 1nd Found cemetery MOST CAlf $149 48 Chevrolet ~ Ton Pickup - - - - - $199 63 Volkawagen Deluxe 2 Door $1395 $1~$ 61 Chevrolet 6- PG. 4 Door. Shlrp $109. $969 58 Chevrolet lmp1l1 H.1. Coupe $395 $249 17 Dodge VI- 4 Door. Runs Gaod $199 $1~ -62 Corv1lr 700 .- PG. 4 Door $1095 $969 $795 6P TR-3 Convertible. Nice $895 59 Pontiac Hard Top Sedln Seve Here $791 60 Chevrolet Bel Air 6 - 4 Door $795 $669 60 Olds "98"' H.T. Sed•n. Full Power Seve $991 60 Rambler Cl1sslc "6" Wagon ___ Wotth More $499 17 Chevrolet "6" 811 Air 4 Door $495 $369 We Heve Plenty of Choice Lett Model Cers end Mae Art Arriving, Set Us Now For Thet Sherp Plti'ICIII Dee I . ,. t :,:.& I '•; ~ "W• ~~~~~~Ill-- "' P, Oil . . . . . . . . . . -. ·- .... to tlllllk JOU'tutupld!' ' :r;..~~"' . ' " ' ~~{;~~ ~ ~ ~.,, ~ Jti ~ ' I = .. 1 Motlf&UII•"" TIMt ....r~~~~,~~roE~:::=" 4 i'' 1 ' MO~LY J;41<M CA'I"AA...Glle! LHT&~ FROM APRI L IN ~lh 0-lll...DREN FINE, EI-IE 'aAYS ~ NO FU!?THfR WORD 01= 10M, WHGH SHE. WROTE! 1'1-tQT ~ A MONT\-I "1W? SUPPE~S COLO,.PAf OF COURSE, ,., �\ ... . t / '\ .. ,.. '· l. • :1~:~:E::5~S'[I-Dall7 ~1, ·~r:Qourds' Artistry De~onstrated Aro:;;:nd .1I ~b. ·~~ 1Ateu•;!ia,Yw,ill: ·.~e;:~";::J:.. . ' · ' , !' ; S,nuDel, PGmeroy-llkillleport, 0., Jan. ~r~e Sa1e$ Middleoorf 1 1988 e Baa; . Gourd culture was the liplc She told how to grow gourds fruit peel and painted red by tory In Eden park, Cinclmtatl, Rev. Doilal« Be..e it lbe CLIF"I'ON - Kemlet1i L. or Mrs. Robert Lewis when ir small and large plols, ex- Mrs. Jolut Terrell. l!lue rib- She described the beautiful painFtnt llapjlal Cbardt pv; lite Better re<Ordi 'OD 111ack . ~ · Clifton, w. Va., eoUited lit lht the Winding Trail Garden club. plaining planting of aeeds and bons for ~angemeota were •· settla and educational Christ- M"" Marie Hkwklna' Htmoo i4tc eDIIJ!etl, ''Lolli, aold wiD be kept .foUow- Navy January 18th. lll8 'liioth. met Wednesday evening, at the care of vine. She gave a dem- warded to Mrs. !Joyd Moore mas tree. '!'be tree Is created Mrs. Lillian Stell! were In 1i1ftD1tH11 Me." a regular meeting ol the er Is Mrs. Katie BaA He jJI 1 · Ohio Power office. Mrs. Lewis onstratlon on craft work show- for . a clllllog table, Mrs. Ter- annually by park naturalists, llpolls Thursday to attend Tbe opealliJ prayer wu by Momorlt!l llospltal graduate of Wahama mp ..t• a member of the Betz Chap. ing how gourds are i!Oaked, a buffet arrangement, Mrs. using seed <;raft ornaments and neral services for Mrs. llle Rev. M. E. Dowsoa IIIII lit the hospital · cafe. Scheol and attended West VJr.. 'ter nf lhe Ohio Gourd Society. scraped and cleaned of outer Bryan, for TV, and Mrs. Hayes, p!xle llgures. Hurn well-known Galllpollt reaprayer by Rev. Frank terltl with 19 atnta Tetll at M'ontilote!}', lot Y"""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;oi;;1 skin before waxing or paint· a coffee table arrangement. Games were conducted by ident' held at the waugb • HalThe uolr of lite membels a yl!llr. · . ·: tog. Many items made from Mrs. Bryan reported oo a Mrs. Charl~s Lewis ·with prlz. ley-Wood Funeral Home with Baptla,t Cburda pro1eoted lito The president, Fet!y, ' Kenneth enUsted.'Jn--lbe NayY gourds were displayed, lnclud- tour of tbe Krohn Conserva- es awarded to Mrs. Joseph SJru. the Rev. Hughey Jones offlclat- ete.alltc ll!lhem lltler tlte dl- pre~ and Fay Sauer was as a ·Seaman Appreoll~· llt I Dollar D1ys ing tree ornaments, bIrds, ble and Mrs. Rober! Lewis. ing, Mrs. Hum wq a ,..cion ol Mrs. Jloiolll.y Lac- recording secretary. Edith Cal- Junior CoUege 'i'rt!IDIJI8 '· Prosnakes. fish, nower containers, Mrs. Lloyd Moore woo t be memtier nf the White Sbme of ey. Jlln, Gerald AolhollJ wu vert, led the d!Scussloa on du- gram. Prior to enlisting he was bird houses and dyed gourds. door prize. Jerusalem lnslltuted In l.uddle- fflllllst. ties of workers at the snack bar employed by Keorou Awning The meeting, in charge of Mrs. A deasert course using a port several years ago and was Friday evenlnc tho on .. ker and gift count<r. It was deo!d- and Window eolporatloo o1 CoSlzo Charles Lewts .. president, open· carnatton them~ was served by active In Eastern Star. er ...Ut be tho Ret. Nyle Bored, all 8100llaiy members and lumbus, OIU,. He wiD receive . 4 to 10 . ed with devotiOIIS taken from Th• Past Presidents of Am· Mrs. Charle~ Lewts and Mrs. Hawkins wao a close friend o1 den of tbe 111-1 Moriah Bap- candy. stripers working there his basic training at Great , IsaiHh, by Mrs. Allard Pratt, ericao Legion Alllillary ef ] Robert Lewts. R~d and white ber. 1111 elutrcb. wlll keep an Itemized account Lakes, Ill. . · lollow.ct by the club prayer m Drew webster Post met Wed· : plates with oapkms and cups M nd M ~ of all merchandise aold. unlson. Members responded to neaday evening at the home otl decorated with carnations were of ~in a '"· ~Inner Mrs. Sauer reported on the roll call with, "A bird I saw m Mrs. ·George Hackett Sr. i used. Favors were o~t cups f Mr e':.'.t ~ere Einerson 1nersv1 nurse scholarship fund and Presbyterian Women Middleport 0 my feeder today." A report on Mrs. Gemld Wildermuth filled wllh red and wh1te candy Thursda'"y ......e'y' ca-· to· Ut Mary Sellman, on dish cloths 0/ G ll u _ t · '" servlcer ·~ n 'Om . en eef and dust . mops sold by the roup ,....,e _ _ ·- ----· - -- the County Garden cIub trea,_ president, was In charge of the , 011 ~ Iacy dolly With • a red · car· tend tunUal ury was given and a commum- meeling, which opened wllh de- i nation o~ the side. Mrs. Allard 1\lahl M K H The January meeting e1 group Thank you notes were Group II of the Women's Atcation read from Mrs. Char- votions by Mrs. Ben Neutz.i Pratt wdl be hostess for the on c ay ayes, son WSCS of the Mlnersv!Ue Meth read.. soclatlon of the First United l••s Lewis thanking the club ling. Two articles ..A Look at February meeting and the top- Mr. and Mrs. Everett odist church was held Jean Will, volunteer chair- Presbyterian Clturch met Tu•• Pomeroy, Ohio Great Bend. dy evening at the church. man, .Eleanor Gordon and Mrs. dsy eve~ng at the home of Mrs. l for participating In the County Life" and "Fresh Start" were ic will be conservatton. ' fl ower show . d f llo ed b th di The birthdays of David, Mrs. William Russell, Death!, reported on a Cen· Joe Bailey. meel!"g waa TONIGHT & SATURDAY ' M \\' It B t led rca . o w y e rea ng and Brett 3 sons of Mr. dont, w•• pr""'am tral D!strt'cl Leadership Train- ope,•,ed with The Lords Prayrs. a er . en z repor , of Psalm 8 and a meditation, e COme Mrs ~e ,Dodson were "r ~ •o• "GENGHIS KAHN " 1 . on tile co mpletion of the wm· "Bread upon the waters." Read, · . . lng as her topic, Where lng Workshop they had attend- er. l Tec twico lor ) "Tomorrow Nevet [ "servtedd wllhOiah!amtly party! Women are. Prayer by Mrs. ed at Doctors Hospillll In Co- ~rs. Myron Miller was deStephen Boyd, .Jame ~ ML~ :;on , ·,, tet dean up ol Beech Grove ings, • Eli Wallac h, Fra neu isl:' l)or cemetery As a new proJect the C " d "Wh I H a ur ay. ers presen Russell opened the lumbus. . vheotlontal. ch,a,,irmDoan,luSslng Whyfo_! Liter was pleasant- , p 1 D 1 1 d.All r opte n ee .. • leal', Tt· ll ~· Sava las, !tobt'rl 1cl ub wtll send birthday cards to Tlomos.. an1 d d then d rave ' Mrs· Toni . arne a, an e • an en followed by the hymn, Aitend. I ns were Mrs. Fetty, Mrs Dw't . ght wa · !lace p........;• Morley, Yvon ne l\1itdu•ll , CJ .1d , me. e<mc u e e evo wns ly surpnsed Saturday afternoon son M Will Mr Se Mr .~ ... .Omar Shnrii, as (;t>nJ::his I eac h c.hild . al th e " haren s Ifollowed by the pledge to flag. when a group or relatives came Mr and Mrs Albert Roush Savior Pilot Me and rs. ' '· aman, s. ed iJ. I tsk fro th • Kahn. I Home. I. was vote dlo ve I A note of thanks was read t h h . Lo g B !tom . . sive .:eadlng. ' Calver~ Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. ,, e esson I• en m I , t al and names were o er ome '" n o represented Feeney-. Readt'ngs on the topic Bearba, Shirley Custer, Porn- Book of Jonah. Mrs. Bailey I "MORO WITCH DOCTOR" 1 secre P s from Mrs. Harry Houdashelt to hel her celebrate her birth~ · · ed f eahm nts 1 1b Jock Mahonf'y , l\1:1 r g i ~ Dean, 1 . drawn. The traveling prize do- for Chr'tstmas remembrances. 'd P Post.. 128, Amertcan Leg1on. · b M H · Frances Smart Yvonne serv · re r e a I Pancho !\la ngalona. natcd by Mrs C L Heaton . , ay. auxthary at the mid . wmter gMtven S yd'· rBrs. osmMer ' Rhoda Hackett Phyllis clbse of the meeting. Also a~ I .. · · · Ll , An article from The Buckeye , The tlfternonn ""' spent soo- d'"trt'ct conference held Sun- rs. a ,. own, rs ' tending were Mrs Eddie Burk SUN., MON . ond TUESDAY awarded to Mrs. O)d Messenger. concerning Christ- i 13 · II· 11 · h' ·h ds 1 ~ . ford Maag, Mrs, Cliflo~ Helen SAuer, of Mid· ett M Do ld ·Lo u • Moore · ) · a et w " a eser day In Somerset Ohto ll'ps Mrs Stella Grueser dleport; Mrs. Houdashelt, Ruth • rs. na wery, ~·rB. J.nu.'' 23 ."4-" " "5 · · . mas at M1Uer Cottage was read course .was served to Mr. and ' . WHU M is M Clare "THE SANDPIPER"' Arrangements were Judged bv b M w·ld th G'fts H d b Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- B~ks ad M ' of Racine • Mrs Sauer am orr • rs. nee iTeo hni ro lnr) M Ch l H M t . ·, Y rs. I ermu . ' 1or 1 Mrs George ens 1ey an 8 o ·I. d h'ld DI dJ II Th h n rs, Rutland Nao~l i..mdoo .Lacey, Mrs. Paul Haptonstsll, 1 Eliza bPth Tatar. Rir h;m\ Bur· ' rs . . ares ayes. a ena Millf>r's Cottage were brought ' Mr:. and Mrs. Perry Car~nter [' t~g an c ren, . ~ e an u- se · e JmD, Bene:ath ' ' Miss Martha OhUngei' and Mrs ton. l·:va Marie Satnt. Mnt"an used m arrangements were b th e b [ d R M d .. J h he of Columbus VISi!ed recen~ Cro••, a litany reading by Pickens, Betty· Hsyes, Bailey • . h ., . b' d d f 'lk d y e m m ers. an oget r. an ... rs. o n M D ~ U ' Mason. C h :~s. Rrons un. tr s rna e I'Om m1 wee Mrs. O. A. Martin conducted Hensley a~d Richard, Mr. and : 1Y Wit . wle~r parents, rs. a1e Sayre and the benedlctlon Ada Slack a of Syracuse. ' ~~~i~:f~~;~c & .iOc ' peds by Mrs. Leo Bryan and gam e!\ and prizt•s were award- Mrs. George Hensley Jr. and 1Mourmng 10 Middleport and ing by Mrs. Grueser ~losed AUXILIARY TO MEET ~.~-- ·an antherlum made from grape. ed to Mrs .. Jed Webster Sr., 1 daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John ~~int•~.~::~t T~~ ~~lters program. Refreshments Joe Tribble, Mrs. Frank Esch· The Racine American Legloll w.·,·.w.·.···~······ Mrs. Neutzlmg ond Mrs. Owen ,c . Hensley and sons, Mr. and C 1 F h Kim N 1 served by Mrs. Hnsmer Ieman, Mrs. Dan Meadows, Mrs. auxiliary w!U meet Tuesday, ~ f R"u6iiEo:~ Watson. Mrs. Harold Evans and lam-1 ar er rene ' ea and Mrs. Rolllo Wolle. , Don Mullen and Mrs. George .Janu&ry 24, at 7:30p.m. at tbe ' :!::.;:•:•:<<•:<•:•:<•:;~ · ·, A dessert course was served !ly, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hens· Earl McKinley have Selll C8L eai Hackett, Sr. Racine Legion hall. 2nd the group watched Bob ley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Haley from a lrtp through the HoJ*'s Christina~ show at Viet: and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. e~s- states: IR California t Nam on colored television. At- !Ronnie Russell and famil y, Mr. VISited ~tth former Micldle-1 1•' WATERPROOf• tending were the above ond· and Mrs. Rodney Spencer · port restdents, Mr. a~ to • SEL. FWINDING · Mrs. Eddie Smith, Mrs. Kath-. lm:l family. Mr. and M r s. l Ronme Evans and family ~NDA . ""· . · . ryn Welsh. Mrs. Olin Knapp IJutch Carpenter and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jtm Hood A'~ ." CALENDAR and Mrs. J. M. Thornton. The ' and the honored guest and Mr. lamtly. h WATCHES February meeling wil l be at Liter •nd Richard and Diana. Mrs. Thomas Watkins JAN. !! ' the home of Mrs. Neutzling with ] The hono1ed guest received n~w son are here lor a visit A belling and shower for Mr. Mrs. Web~ter in charge of de- many nice gifts. Sending gifls i wt_lh_her paresis, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Larry Dickerson 10011-11 ·ii vot1ons and Mrs. Neutzllug the were Mr. 3 nd Mrs. Charl es! Wilham Slater. nella Rae Clarki Saturday at I program. Hensley and Mr. and Mrs. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble p.m., at the Hemlock Grove Grange hall. . of St . d son, Ktm, Charles Murray. Ian _, The Chester Volunteer Fire Hell'n Lou Hunler I w. "••· were weekend gues ts, C/wtter Clulllllt>els Mr. and Mrs . Geo. Hackett, Department is sponsoring a jl~ 1& /)t>t'i'mber Bride The birthday of Mrs. uey supper Saturday night, Jan. Hmns OF TIM( - lilram· DlTI IUNI lath tlmt Mr. asd Mrs. Billv F Hunter lrt Stelf)(trt·Home was observed with a nary 22, at the Chest,. Elt. Inc sl1mlu t steel un t~•t and dale at lll&nct. W1ltr· tt Us wou l•m e aM dale 11 pro01', s~ ll - wirld l nr. Sm11tUy of Harrisonville ar~ an~ouncing Mrs. Thomas Stewart assls~ dinner held Sunday. . mentary school beginning at i 1 &lance. WllerptiHll", ~ II · l~leil tombiUIIM lin- ltfti the marriage of their daughter, ed by Mrs. Charles Lathey I Tom Lyons. son of Mr. p. m. Proceeds will be used ~ wlnOI!IJ, swu p ttccmd hii\IJ. ••~Nnl l on bind. ~Ji a ll lnltu H jewtll. llttl. l1 Jtwtlf. Helen Lou to Rollie Dee Hems- entertained the Chatter club Mrs. John E. Lyons, left help buy equipment for the fire : ley or Minersville, son or Mr. Wednesday eve ning at her home day for Fort Hayes. de8rr~!~~·t~nd choir of Bethel See Our Exlensiue Coflecrion of BULOVA Watche• and Mrs. Harry K. Clark of m Rutland. !·where he was to be inducted · From $24.75 Minersville and Douglas Hems. : A shert business session was tt the armed fcuces. He No. ~ to practice at Empie at ley of Syracuse'. held with. Mrs. Carl Roach pre· been employed in 9:30 11 • m. The bride attended school siding, and games were play- Mich. JAN. II at Dupoint, W. Va., and beauty ed. Priz"' were awarded to Mrs. Perry Ault, son of Mr. and ~llglou1 AU!rmatlon Day and Ohio Obaervance Day at PomeschooI at Athens, Ohio. The Kenneth Michael, Mrs. Wilbur Mrs. William Ault, observed groom atlended Pomeroy High Young, Mrs. Howard Phillips, his 9th birthday with a party roy Masonic Temple, Sunday at school and served two years in ' Mrs. Raymond Fischer, Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Charles l p.m. MasonR, Eastern Stsro, lh • armed 1orces. N~than Biggs, Mrs. Howrad Sunday aflernoon. famlllea owd Bethel No. 6Z Attending and 1 J 0 h'1 0 The marnage was solemniz- Btrchrteld, and Mrs. Chas. Spir- Bush and son, Gregg, Dauabters urged ~ ed at the KU.B. Parsonage in es. Refreshments were served to Scally, Brian Mullen, attend. Mason, W. Va. al6 :30 p.m. Dec. [ above and Mrs. Alfred Warner and Merrl, Kay JAN. 1M 30th . with Postor Lester J.ane Mr~. Charles Carson, Mrs. Dennis Ault. Jane Howell Tent No. 95, ofhctatmg. The couple are resid- old Dunfee and Mrs. Daught,ers el Unloll Veterans, lng at the home of the bride's Eads. will meet at DAV !laD, MOI>psrents in Harrisonville. Flower A.rronging dsy, at 7:30 p.m. POSTPONED TO 31ST Bethel No. 6Z of the ~~:~~~ Pro jecta Worked on tiona! Order of Job's LODGE TO M"ET The meeting of the Past nr~!~:~l A special meeting of Racine tron• of Pomeroy Chapter Flower arranging ;. ters will meet in regular ..,.. Lodge 451 F. & A.M. will be OES scheduled lor TuE!sd~y and copper planters were sian, Monday at 7:30 p.m., at held Monday, January 24, at evening has been postponed un- ed on by tbe Bradbury the Pomeroy Masoslc Temple. MIDDLEPORT, 0. the Masonic hall in Racine. til Monday, January 31 and wiU Club Wednet~day In an Reguter meetlngofBethel There wlU be work in the first be a sli o'clock potluck dinner meeMling at the borne of Mrs. Regular meeting of Bethel ax Davis. No. 62 Monday a!••t at the degree. Master Masons are In· at the Pomeroy Masonic "" vlted. pie. Mrs. Davia presented devo1\lasoo!c Temple. I Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;.;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiO-, Uona. During the morning the JAN. 5 1 group worked on flower arrange- The Pomeroy WCTIJ 'I!UI ments followed by a covered meet at the United Mebodlst dlsb dlltaer at noon. In the af· church , Tuesda y, at 2 p.m. temoon copper plantera were worked on. The next · Will be held at the home Tommy SooUy 1uJI Mn. Jamea Reed. Atte1tdmg Party in his Honor Wl!l'e Mrs. Wayne King, Tolllllly Seally wu gueal of president; Mrs. Oleva Colt!.,. I honor at 1 birthday party at Ul, lolrs. Mack Stewart, the home of his parents, Mr Harold •Collins, Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas SC81ly. The WINTER TRADE-IN Reed, Mrs. Art Marcum, clown theme wu used lit decJames WhiUatch and orations. Paul Wlm. Games were plsyed and prlz. Elberfelda Furniture Department Is headquarter• for II won by Brian Mullen, RobHoover wubers. The Drapery Department IJ bead· TO ATI'END DINNER ble Harris, Tamml and MlCI>-11 quarten for Hoover sweepers and cleaners and the Ka!gbta of Pytltlas, Pylhtan ael lloffman. Relresbmenlt! 1965 Ap~et. Huuaewares Department, au the !at lloor, for Hoover Sist.ra, and families are lltvit- cake and ice cream wtn Bei'J·II appUaocea - percolators, ateam & dry lrooa, hair Golden Eoglo ed to attend the monthly din- ed during the afternoon. : ; : dryer., can openers, aUdng blves, toastero. Allo Never used, nPver tilh•d, brand nf'w. Golden Ea le oer Saturday evening at present were IUttby aud Two st~y-madt> dotJb!t> beds with thid foam mattres:es ' IC11lbbera and poHahera. p.m. at the Gallipolis ell Meadows, Kaii!J There'll be no more harried hunting from ff~/lbergl ass sercened windows. Handy ell!clri cal ou~ HaU. Members attending Peri'y and Merrl e · orage spa<'e g-alt•re. ExLra front canopy. oflice to du t te bool<caR to desk wbq asked to take a cevered dlsb David and Mlcl*l. Tnller Prl(e, Ntw $795.00 bwlln S.l p Ice JQU've rented a Safe Depoeit bor here , , , Edr• Canopy 60 00 II • r and table service. Meat Ieman, Brltm · Conde, Mlclbae!ll i o r - pennies a week. Then you can bep Fr•ight 40~ 00 beverages Will be Eues, Jamie Scally, Kllll'mD·'l .•f Mrs. Hackett is Wednesday Host Women's LOAFERS Roush's Shoe Store 'II M, e M MEIGS THEATRE ,!be R /atiVeS • For SurpriSe . . : . . ' • I J enttnf/ t $4.~ -... . ~-¢" [rei!; 1 • . t.- te Deeoled Te T'M lntr,..fl 01 TM M,..U•tm :4,.. C ~:: ~· ~~~,~-----------------------------­ ---·~----------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------NO. 233 11()\\EROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHI() SATURDAY,, JANUARY 22, 1966 t~:.. { --------•FI-V_E_.~eE_N_TI ·~,.. ~- ~- XVII indidates are in Lull before BY ROIIERT 'WINGE'IT . 1soned obServer of polltics tHis from now. . crat, has announ~ b' wiU me en, 1 ll'aduate of Obit North- crat from Syracuse v!Uage, be11'1 a e.., of everybody watt· w"'k. . I Only two candidates have put for another term as Meigs Co ern Law Collese, probably will came the first committee canIng ,(or the next guv to rnak• l "Perhnps," another said, "ifs their political futures Into the ty Auditor. Caldwell , has nut have no opposition. didste to file when he presenthis move \II ftlelgs County po- just the lull berore the storm." ring. Both want County . Com- yet learned who may challenge Judge O'Brien, who cl!d bla ed his petition to the Meigs litlcaf circle~ as the countdown At any rate. activity is at a missioner jobs. They are incum- him for his post, either In the undergraduate wotk at tbe Uni- County Board of Elections Frlbeylnl beiOJ" the February 2 · minimum and does not appear bent republicans Charles R. primary or the November Gen- verstty of Michigan, ill oomple~ There will be Central Comdeltllllne· lllr flltng candidates ! to be increasing as the days Karr, Sr., and Robert Clark. eral Election. ing his second straight term. mltteemen elected for both the positfoptt. draw nearer to the deadline. Karr has filed for the lull F. H. O'Brien, lneumbeol Judge (}'Brien is a native of DeiNtcrat ud Republican por· "Thjs '}' the quietest - so .Some are already calling it an four-year term while Clark has tMeigs County prob~ and Juve- Gallipolis and formerly prac- ties in each of the 4S precincta far - -we have seen at thls l"unusual political year," whlle 'sul7milted hla petitions lor the :nile judge, is clrculatlog petlo tleed law In Pomeroy with hla of the county. The committe. atsge of ,the candidate SI!Bson' others believe the tempo will unexpired two-year term. tlnns and will fll9 lor re-elec- brother, James B. O'Brien, petitions also must be flied prJ. lor "'""Y years," said one sea-l shift before the deadline 10 days Gordon H. Caldwell, a demo-ltiou to the 6-year term, O'Brl· Woodrow Zwilling, • demo- or to tbe t p.m. deadllne Feb. 2. torm I 1 1 1 · 1 I""' Sayre • "' ,• / "' Soviets Promise Full Probe of Mott Death I SOCIAL " ULQ VA 'I CAl Save Tomomw, 9 9, Saturday last Day of DOLLAR DAYS R 1 at .Elberfelds In Pomeroy l ID the WORLD • I 1 I NEW DELRI 1 I 1 1 JUST 30 RAWLINGS TO liT ALL IN Honda Sales THE NEW HOOVER I w Bm UTTl!: ORGANIZE'~ INYOURUF(I • SPECIALS campmg , Trailer II ~lberfelds - Total 1111 your importaDt papen, jewehy and other valnatles in 011e place , , .llllfeguarded . . . . . fire and flood, tbeft aad prying eyell $895.00 22' PONTOON CRUISER BOAT 8 foot x 18 foo l det'k top cover, all runnin g Jight!o, horn . trailer with good tires and hook up 18 h.p. .fohnson our-' board mol or, three large sea~s plus captain• chtur, party boat. Rowlln., $ ltle Prlc• 550 1964 HONDA MOTORCYCLE from I. S.cond, Mlddft.,ort, n. - ' -· ... . .... ,_.,w. Dap POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 4 Speed trans. 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