http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d984bf37f29254e1bcbb9b2bed1fdfdc.pdf 334bd5ad4634d095dc9801797bfbf1a7 PDF Text Text '' / \' \, '. . ; '. ·t»iititjj, 'btib B111b .'8-Di\iy,~ntbJe~ Pomeroy-KiddlepOrt, o., De'( 22' 18111 Mrs. Cullums is Hostess this Week , To Child Conservation League Unit ..=:":..:~~~: · K , . , Hosts rs ' Qfr pomeroy .G d ' · ar en ~:'~J:r~W,":':as~Cl•b .• A·A.·. ' .met ·~ .oome ol ~. Guy I vI 0: ::. Olive Wom..t ClubMeets'at B lei H uc •11111f ome e The annual Christmas party iMrs. Don Thomas, MrsLeo. r:.m::~:"r!: II of the Ohio Child Conservation IWhile and Mrs. AI na : . Tbe Friendly Club •• Si~ . Cowan, wetqall ~.. Toeoday .. ' . • evoniilg f<ir a potluck dlrlrljlr and I • Le ague "hapter ol Middleport decorating - Mrs. James JolulRun again badto made ' was held" this week at the ' son. chr., Mrs. Ashl ey, Mrs. ver contnbatlon of $50 the de-a piirty,' ...__ '""home was decorated . Olive Farm 'll'lllllli'l at. · home of Mrs. Dwight CuHums iFranklin Triplett, Mrs. Robert partmentand the Hearthstone 1nnkee.P.ing with~ holjday sea· I, · met with MrL ~ . . . 50 in Pomeroy. The Cullums home .Schmool, Mrs. Charles Win.,. Class of the Middleport First for lbelr anillmll party, ' was decorated in keeping · with Ibrenner; food - officers of •he Following .the dinner secret ' ' Baptist Cburch gave $10 to be , The mee"•• - - ' '111111 lhl the holiday season. Iclub. pal gifts which bad been placThe meeting was in charge . Guests for the Christmas par- used OD any project. ed under the Ughted tree, were president, /drs, Vlvlili HuDIJib, • rd J 11 The Dradbary Arts and r"" ...1•• .-• ............._ M ol the president, Mrs. Gene ty were rs. ..,ona ewe · distributed. after which ~anasta ., re......., ""' ., ~MHoudasilell. Devotions were :Mrs. Frank Sisson and Ron Crafts Club has given $IO towas played. ·Prizes were award. from SL Luke lollowe4 bf ~ A d ward the Christmas basketo Cbrislmas prayer IC'·'l given by Mrs. Kenneth Scites. , ·~ urns. essert .course car· for families of the rommuo~ , ed ro Mrs. Max' Folmer and Members of Pomeroy Garden club met at the home ' ' Christmas cards were received rymg out the hohday theme ' Mrs. Charles Riffle. Present of Mra. L. C. Itarr in Syracuse Monday evening for their C&roil were IUIII by lba from former members, Mrs.: was served at the close of the ty. were the above and Mrs. Eu- annual Christmas meeting and party. The ' home was group. The memben .' pve Robert Burkett ol Charleston , meeting, · ·----"""""'...- MR. AND MRS. RA111DURN , gene Triplett, Mrs. Dona!d Me- beautifully decorated in keeping with the season. Christmas readiup lor;.tbelproW. Va' and Mrs. Will iam In I Kenzie, Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Persinger, president, opened the meet· gram. Secret pal were D gles in Africa, and from state , Richard Finlaw and Mrs. Paul ing with the verse of the month. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, de- clJ8Died benealh a bejullfulb 0 C.C.L. officers. I Taylor. votional leader, read the Christmas story from Luke 2, decorated tree. . : Ga mes were played and prizThe story "How to Welcome the Christ Child", by Nor- The oome wu decorated II ., won by Mrs. Robert Ashley,, Ar - -·o-·un ·'' '11 . man Vincent Peale, was read by Mrs. Blaettnar, who COD· keeping wllh the ...... ~I rs Robert Couch. Mrs. Low- ~ A 6:30 baked ham dinner pren OVeffl eluded ·With the thought that opening our heart and em· fresbments were serve4. to tlit ell Beaver, Mrs. Charles Wine-~ ceded the meeting of the Ches~ Mr and Mrs. Herschel Gil· bracing Him and His teachabove and the follow!Dii ..,._ brenner, Mrs. George Miller, er Counctl, Daughters of Amer-1 key of Middleport announce the ingll is the greatest wei· Saini Nicholas, a ptllron saint Ara Myers, Mrs. EUa fltnmun, M''· Earl Davenport, Mr '·I The National Honor Society ' ica Tuesday evening. Forty-sev- marnage of their .daughter. Lm- ~~·.. come we can give to the of the Netherlands, visited hom. Mn. Ina M88SIU', Mra. Mar&af. .Joe Struble, and Mrs. AI leo 0 1 R U nd H1 h S h001 t ed l en members were seated at da Lou, to Sgt. Richard Eugene . Christ Child. es early in Oecember to check et Brown, Mrs. PauJIDe ·Myera, . d· . s1x nt• u a members g c app I . . d Rathburn son of Mr. and Mrs. , , Members responded ro roll If the children had been •""" M Ella ""bo ••11 "" u ••. Le.'""' of the semor l tables w;th white covers an k R 'thb M d N , e~ n. "" mt,· ""' . A gi£t exchange was held and class this week in an impre.s- decorated with small lighted Fran a urn, on ay, ov. 11;,· call by quoting a Christmas Gradual hanging of stockings, Lillian Pickens. JIIIIU8l'J', inHIpackage wrappings judged sive ceremony witnessed b• the trees and candles. . 12b, at 3 p. m. m the S•lver Ru.n verse. The secretary read a let- and serving a thin white wafer 1ng to be W\lb Mrs. BrOwn. ' 'th r· es awara'"d to Mrs · ' 1 · Bapt1st Church. Tile grooms ter from Mrs· Charles Lewia called an•el •· 1 1 ' " P c .. ent1re student body. Mary Showaller, councilor, • bread, deve1oped ·' · tioudashelt hrst prize for prel· 'ded d th grandfather, the Rev. Floyd The Rev. Donald Boone and thanking the club for parllclpatlnro a custom. _ . . . pres t an e mee1.mg open. r· rr . ted Ilest; Mrs. Davenport, end pret- Barbara Williams, preSident,: ed in ritualistic form. Dolores 1\Jse, o .Jcla . . . the Rev Max Donahue went ing in the Christmas flower I D rk th hi I I ' I lest: and Mrs. Leonard, third was m charge ot the assembly . Wolfe was reported ill Nava- The bnde, given m mamage ' to Colu,;,bus Wednesday ev.;.,. show. Members receiving rib- h neh ~abeil _e ~ m ng o .' prize tor most originaL Mrs.: White, green, red, and gold , d8 ho has been ill by her father, wore a bell shap- ~ mg to meet Mr C E Ruppel!, bons were Mrs. Blaettnar, a t! slle ul rc sIS f lel wedgreatebst •snell won the door prize. eaodles were lighted from a I Beaver, w · ed floor length gown of chantll· · · · bl , Mr K red· M e va ceremony o o y 11 Holld "· . . . ,, was welcomed and she thank. h father of Rev. Howard Ruppel!, ue, s. arr, a , 1'$. fa n dl and th . in 1 1 The traveling pme, donated by t, ahmhmg tohrch asdthe symb?_!,for led the members for cards and lly lacel over alhn Jtqute satmd, lw t , who came from Gulfport, Mi". Harold Brown, a.red; Mrs. Roy my nnen e smg g . FRIDAY . r. 1 rs. James Johnson was won w tr eac stoo was ex.,...m- . . . , ong s eeves a apere o a 1· u R It 15 . . 1 1.11 . B tzi red and 8 v•Uow· and of carols. Poland celebrates the THE POMEROY u1_, •·•·"' • ' 1 F . k s·1 ed. Charles Scott explained IgJfts sent her while IlL ' point over her hands. -.rs. uppe serious Y m e ng a •·• ' festl aJ 0f th t I losl ,._ ...._ uy " rs. ran " on. , 1 ed lh t th an Athens hospital. Mrs. Richard Jones a white. . v e s ar. n e ng, Band Booslerl 4noolatloil. will Plans were made fnr the an- character; Debbie Sm1th, lead- t was announc a e Her elbow length veil of siik Mr. and Mrs. William Ingles Mrs. Persll'f!er reported on M1ss Ebersbach said . while sponsor a high llehool ~ n"al guest night to be held in . ership ; Sabra Ca naday , service, ~oks would be ~udJted fD~em-llllusion was topped wilh a pill and children have arrived in the regional meeting held re- .countries celebrate Christmas party this Friday night ~ i January and committees were and llenms Weber, scholarsilip. r 28 at the orne 0 rma box crown of satm and sequms. Africa where they will reside cently in Marietta and those m different ways, they have ~e to 11 p. m., at the -.roy appointed including program-~ New members tapped were Clelalnld .. Also atn;ounced was She carried a Bible topped .with while he is employed by the attending with her were Mrs. unlfi~ thought, the. celebra!Jon High Auditorium. Tbe ja'if' ,. will msta atwn at e next meet. a bouquet of white carnatwns. Kaiser Aluminum Company. Blaettnar, Mrs. Walter Grues- the b1rtb of the Chnst Child. no dance thls Sa"..."" :Roger Davis, llarlene SmJth, l ing and Mrs. Cleland. deputy , Miss Linda Will of Pomeroy · -• Debbte Turner, Allan Gibson,' asked all lo wear white. Quart- 1served as maid of honor. She Formerly residents of Midd!e- er, Mrs. J. 0 . Roedel and Mrs. "May we open our hearts this night because of~~ ·~''· Pom•ra~ ooto ' Kathy Thomas and Chris Nap-1 erly birthdays will also be ob-Iwore an emerald green floor ' port, Mr. Ingles was transferred Karr. The club received a love-~year to let lllm enter," she SATIJRI)A't · ; - -- - per. served . . \length gown. of satin with a to the plant in Africa for ap- ly Christmas card from the Ath- said. THE APPLE GJWVE ~Ce~J!1 A th 1 TONIGHT ens State Hospital. The club Gifts which had been placed ndlst chureh will hold Its Cllrll,t' , M r. George Hargraves, supt e c ose of the meetmg. scoop. neekl me. Sh e a1so wor.e proximately th1·ee years. D.c. 22 Ch ld ld Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein vi· made eight Christmas table ar- under a revolving Christmas mas program on Decembtl:·:16, · NOT OPEN eriotendent nt the the MeigsI a. nstmas party was he a CJrcle emera g':en satm sited recently in Chesapeake rangements for the oospital. tree, were distributed by Mrs. beginning al I p.m. . · . ·• Local School District, was w1th the good of order com- hat and wore long white gloves. FRIDAY d SATURDAY · I · h Tl M R ld R thb h' with her mother, Mrs. R. L. Mi&s Lydia Ehersbach was in Harvey Van Vranken assisted .. 23-24 I guest speaker and gave a very mlttee in . c arge. 10 gro~p 1 r. h 0?a b a urn was 15 Hamilton and aunt, Mrs. W. T. char•e of the program and gave by little Miss Sherry Williams, PIAN PROGRAM "PROMISE HER ! mteresting and inspiring talk sang Chnstmas carols With brot er s . est man. ...__ ANYTHING" · on making the best use of one's Olive Weber as accompanist. A recepllon was held at llle Moore. an Interesting paper on Olrlat- alter which Mrs. Karr usisted Rock SpriDas MelllGdllt ~ - TcchnicolotI time and opportunities. i A reading was given by Mrs. home of the bride's parents fol· Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush mas trees around the wol'ld. her daughter, Mrs. Mickey WU. will have I Chrillmu P~ Warren Beatty , Leslie Ca ron, . , Showalter and a poem read by lowing the wedding. and children, Becky and Kenny There are many cusroms and llama served Cbrlslmas cookies Sallll'da7 at 7:30p.m. There will ~g~~a~o~~~~~r~~,ionc Gin· Guests at the assembly m- Helen Wolf after which Santa The new Mrs. Rathburn is a were in Leon, W. Va., Saturdny traditions along with the Cbri.at- coffee nuts and mlnll and gave be recitations by the ~ "JOHNNY RENO eluded parents ol several of the arrived with gilts for all. Se- 19U6 graduate of Middleport for a holiday dinner. with her mas tree which were known 1n each ~ember a net sponge ball and prtmlll')' classes, the )'ltlllh - Techoi<olornew members and of the older cret pals were revealed with High School. mother, Mrs. Alta Miller. England around 1837. Milltleroe as 8 favor. ., eholr wHI a1ng and a play, f~~·c~~nct;;,'J~hJna~g:r~sL;\~ members of the society. a gift and new names drawn She will reside with her par- M~s. Gra~e VIa, Bor~er, T~x- and the yule log are of ancient The meeting was preceded by "Fl'Olll File T" wlll be prallllltBettger, Tom Drake Miss Mary Chapman is facul- for the coming year. ents while her husband is on as, "· spendmg the hohdar with ortgln, and the first Christmas a turkey dinner at Baney's res- ed. Santa will vlt!t foUowiDc tie Admission: 60c & 30c ty sponsor of the group. Mrs. Cleland was presented eight months active duty in ~rddsl:po~·. ~~~· J~~s K~~:~~ carols were sung in 1843. taurant. program. ' iii' ·------ --- -.... - · - - -- - a D of A ring by the commit- VIetnam_._ _ _ _ Pauley of Columbos. tee who also presented gifts to Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Fisher the books officers, Hattie Fred8 pSIS left this week for Columbus, erick, Ada Neutzling, Ada Van I where she will spend Chriatm"" Meter and Ethel Orr. Lucille with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Kraeuter was absent and her O'Donnell. 1 gift will be sent to her. Mr A L Phel at 1 1 ted Ray Pickens, student s. · · ps, ass s Marietta College, is here for a 1 Church of Christ by Mrs. Orville Well, entertain- holiday visit with bls parents, I ed the Evangeline Missionary Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens. Program is Given Society of the Pomeroy Church A lighted tree, greenery and of Christ with a Ch1·istmas par. Miss Sandra Simpson spent d the past weekend In Albany as .,. ran les in the windows and on ty at her home, Wetzgall St., the guest of Miss Carla Wh'tthe altar railing, decorated the Tuesday evening. · Pomeroy Church of Christ Sun- A short business session was latch, • co-worker at Ohio Uuid · f h versity. ay evenmg or t e Christmas . conducted by Mrs. Milton Mr. and Mrs. James BrewingIprogram. Roush, president, whlch openeek nd 1n Th h "Th r· N d b ton spent the past w e 1 e ymn, e ~rst oel," ed with evotions y Mrs. Ear Columbus with her sister, Mrs. , by the congregation opened the Cleland who read the Chris~ Esther Kissell, who Is recuper1 program. Recitations and songs mas story from Luke 2. Tw~ at.ing from an illness. Mrs. Guy Wallen, C.llllllbuS, 1 with Peggy Bowers as acrom- articles "Keeping Christmas,' 1 panist, were given by the Be- by Mrs. Well and "The Christ- visited recently with her son ginners, Primary and Junior mas Sky," by Mrs. Phelps, and I and family, Mr. and Mrs. WD· e You'll find an excPllent selection of hosiery gifts for everyone on )'Our classes, afler which a Christ- prayer by Mrs. Helen Leifheit !lam Walters and family, Slld mas pageant was presented by concluded the devotions. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Betz and a llst. VIsit Elberfeld& 1st Floor and select what you want Any of the ulOo the Junior High and High school Members answered roll call sister, Martha Haggy of Chestpeople wlll help you find the kind of hosiery you want In the size and eolor classes with Christmas songs by with a Christmas poem. Pro. er. that's best the choir with Cline Dalley as gram guides will be ordered Ciub on Monday Chester Dof A Has Dinner on d f · Tues ay venmg R I d NHS ut an Taps Six New S • M b en10r em ers Gilkey-Rathburn Vows are Taken 0 N ber 28 ·~· ( MtiGS THEATRE , Every effort wiD be made to eonclude 8 deal by next J'ueoday for land sough! for the new MeiJ!S Local Scbliol Distnct high school, Supt. George Hargraves, Jr., dilldosed today. Final negoliatioo• for the acreage wanted for the new school in Saliobury township near Rock Springs are scheduled for a meeting the evening of Dec. 27. The meeting was arranged after representative• of property owner w. A. Caiman asked for more lime to stuoy SOClW' CJAJ ."Nl}_.,AR ' ' 1 J . 1 . I emcee I I ·1 o:. I Can this 8% lb. Channel Master tape recorder do things that an expensive heavyweight can't?. I Lomax Wins Godspeed To Visit Ho Chi Minh 1 M Ph I , rs. Hostess lor Society Party MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Ye~ Lo • C• / e Will Remember Home Shut-ins ' For the ladies you'll find a fine selection of Berkshire Nylons In flill and Mrs. Well, Mrs. Lou l s Osborne and Mrs. Walter KenV8Joy lrC fashioned and seamless styles and in all lengths and leg sizes priced from .· state circuitry assures rich hi-fidelity sound i~ nedy Jr. were named as the voice or music. But because it plays two ways- o~ $1.35 to $1.65 a pair. You're sure to please with Berkahlre Nylons end for committee to make out the batteries as well as AC- it can go places like a the teen ager-buy Eyecatcher Slims. All sizes and leg lengths. Many of 011!' • · • programs lor the year. heavi17 model can't. Other heavyweight-type feaCUBtomers like Hanes Seamless Nylons $1.35 to $1.65. They're excelleDt tures 1nclude easy pushbutton operation, dynamic Mrs. Kennedy presented the Plans were made to rememquality and you'll find her favorite style, size and color. remote control mike, c;~pstan drive, tone control, Legr'on WilfJ':.:. mission study on Korea and ber shut-ins · In rest homes bY -.. digital counter, VU·meter, and battery strength i~di· th Lo j Circle of the Flnt Tu'o Cou ntY Homer Japan. cater. But how many heavyweights can you name During the social hour, se- e ve oy eJIIBt received In the Hosiery department Crystal cantrece Seamless Sheerawith Automatic level Control? (Great for distortion· :rhe. Feeney-Bennett Post 1211 cret pals were revealed with a Baptist Church Tuesday evenfor 89c, all sizes, excellent colors. free party and group conversation recordings.) 3¥. Amencan Leg1on, Middleport, gilt and new names drawn fo lng at the church. ' .\ f" and HI IPS. Up to s· tape reels. Complete with Will go to the Children's Home the coming year. Refreshment r The opening prayer was giv· ~' .., ~ accessories, .. optional and County lnf1rmary Saturday were served by the hoste s en bY Mrs. Donald Boone, I eBeautymlst Nylons for $1.00, an excellent idea for an Inexpensive . ~. ' foot switch and atta. at 3:30 p.m. to give treats. sses guest. Devotions were by Mrs. If thlt bPI recordtr cne-type carrying case. Complete selection of sizes and colors. · · :' ll· The Community children will ro . those nam~ above and Paul Smart who gave the prove• dtftctlve with· In 121 da71, WI will . Sa da Mrs. Mason FISher, Mrs. Har- Cbr' 1 •• 1n er1 of Perfect for business or b. e g1ven treats tur y even- old Smith, Mrs. Conrad Ohling JS mas awry a s es RJI•t It With I lltw iun. Price? Far from mg at 6 p.m. at the leg1on hall. Mr De K nd • readings. ont, lnltMIIJ. rr.. eOver the Knee Nylons are $1.25 1 pair. Klrbury Seamless Nf)lns for j1llt heavy. Model 6464. er, s. nver app1e a a A note of lbanlu was read 89c and Klrbury Support Hoae are $1.85 and $2.95 a pair. ElbemldJ Hollery, VISITS IN PORTLAND guest, Jimmy Cleland. from the scholarship boy lor department sells, too, the Kayser Une of Support Hose. They are comfortable, , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tittle, a Christmas box. The circle ,, dleer and make welcome gifts. Mrs. Kathryn Hendricks, Mr. voted ro help a needy !amUy ,. and Mrs. Robert Karr and chiland to continue its schoolluncb eFor the lady who wants a service weight hose buy Flattermlt Nylons-Allo rlren and Mr. Dennie Karr Jr. project. for the ladles there's cotton hose, cottons and rayons, and rayons. all of Columbus, spent SaturMrs. Charles Beenoll was day with their sister, Mr. and . program cbalrman and gave MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Harold Sellers and family The Reedsville W.S.C.S. held Christmas readlnp, "It's eMens and Young Mens Socks are ready for you to buy. Banlon one-al2e ..•=Me=m=b=e=r=o=f=M=id=d=le=po==rt=M=e=r=c=h•,",',•=G=Ift=·=A=·R=a=m=•...,...,c..:of~Po~rt.':l~an~d:______ their Christmas meetlug at the Christmas In America" and ~ - Orion Socks. Be sure to see the Jerks and the excellent range of · beautifully decorated home of "The Gift I• Fallh." B81kel8 colora for ,1.00, Klrbury Banlon for 89c-Adler AthleUc SocQ for $1.28. Mrs. Vivian Humphrey with of treata were prepared to be Bachelors Friend Nylons for 89c. llocldord Work Socks. wool work lOebMrs. Nancy Buckley as co- taken ro residents at the Kimes Bachelors' Friend Everyday Socks. There's a big selection too, for boys In hostess. Center 1n Athens • The program on the birth of Following the meeting re!!JillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiUIIIIIRIUIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllliUm all sizes-Banlons-Orlons-Cotton Crews and Argyles. Christ was led by Mrs. nor.,. freshiMIIIs of a dessert course tha Riebel. Scripture rending were served by Mn. John Your Full Service Blnk Is ••• · · • All these plus Girls Anlrlets, knee socks, over tbe knee socb, socb for and singing of carols followed Kaufl assisted by Mra. Dale infants, Panty hoae and many other hosiery 81ft Items. by prayer and candlellghling Mourning. Pauline Hoffman, a service closed the prOflram. hostess, was unable to attend. The business session was in Present were Mrs. Kauff, Mrl. e Bee them all and buy what you want In the hosiery department on the tat charge of president Mrs. Rush- Bennett, Mrs. Mourning, Mrs. Door. • ia Shumway. Frances Bearlls, Mn. John The plano committee report- McNeal, Mn. Paul Smart, Mrs. ed that the new plano had been Llllian McGhee, Mrs. Charles ccccwccccacwwccccccliRccccccciUCUtiU .-~ ~-.~~~ PN~--~~----~PN_. cawccc 11 •' NINitl._ • • • .••• .. ' purchased. Secret pal lifts were Edwards, Mrs. Ernest Hughes, exchanged from a decorated and a guest, Mrs. Donald.Boone. tree. New pals were drawn for - - - - - - - - - ' nell year. Mrs. Nell WilJOn, Mrs. Opal Serving Meigs County (Of' over 84 Ytml Refreshmenta of ice cream, Harris, Mrs. Margaret Gross.• I 1111 Member Fedllral Re11rw Sustem strawberries, cake, coffee and nickle, Mrs. Zetah McCain, punch were served to the above Mrs. Jean thomu• and Bar· Mtmbtr Fedtral DepoJft lMI,_ Corporatf011 and these members nnd guesta, bara, Mrs. Lillllll Pickens, Kar· Mrs. Erma Morris, Jenny Bor- en and Robin Humphrey. lng, Mn. Hazel Buckley, Mrs. Gamea were eondueted by] Maude Buckley, Mrs. R o se Mn. Nell \VI)Ion. Next meetThomas, Mrs. Macy Nlehols, In& Jan. U wllb llri. Plckenl. 'I tlttrnrrfHIII H. t;lit: lili ' liillllllli'llll•~· -:.• · •t~~t~~ill'""'i'"j'lli'"',·~·~. ~ .... ,. Like a heavyweight, the Keynote~soutstanding solid CIIIIEl MASTEl accompanist. A special offering was taken lor the Grundy Christian Mission and the pr"' gram closed with prayer by James McGovern, pastor. Ke111oter Reedsville's wscs Meets at BAKER FURNITURE Humphrey Home ., - I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK enttne ~ d a·"n'""d' I =--- ·-·--. . .---·---- • c ·ool ite sm. Middleport 1 at y • """.,. . . , -·• About I • ".. .... .. ... Visit Our Toyland On.Fr~t Street · ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY !... .~ • .' ,... ' "" .-~-1 ~, ' ) \ the board's proposal in 1 meeling thiS week. Attending it were school officials, Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz, an official of the engineering firm of Suiiivan, lssacs & Sullivan, attorney Fred Crow, and W:Uiam Soulsby representing lhe Carmans. Mr. Soulsby is Mrs. Carman's would be worthwhile, Supt. Hargraves also announced 1'hursday plans !or t h e proposed Pomeroy Junior lllgh School cafeteria and dressing room addition liave been submitJed to U1e State Deoarilllent of Education. Estimated cost of the project is $38,000 with a 16 x 22 ft. •dson. dition planned lor supplemental It I• generally believed girls and hoys locker room falbat Tuesday algbfl meedng cilities. The area of lh• buildwUI•etUe oae qaestlon, wbeth ing presently used for a locker er or not lurtber negoliatlona room, off the stage area be- tween !he gymnasium and homeec room, will hecor.;~ the kltciJ· en area of !he pt·oposed new cafeteria. Supt. Hargraves also stated a Columbus firm is studying possibilities of "mud-jacking" at the Rutland elementary school and w;il gi1·e \he architect. cost estimates soon. Th• Meigs W. cal Board of Education m a y have tbe "mud-jacking" done !o correct a settling problem. Activity reptrted by t be board m speeial session this week included: ' - Granted a leave olahleltee lor the second sememr flf Mrs. Jeanette Tllomal, MB. . port kindergartell te'dler. -Decided to MOW lie delegated agency for till llliill Start Program ID Melp CGuDif for the «<Diaa year. - Appiuled paymellt fll • a montb to Mr. Joba Bllli:t lir lriiiiSJICII'IIDI 1111 dllldnll It Salisbury e1emt1i1rJ edlall. Road COIIdltiODI preuwt a I* from picldlli Up 1111 tiJ!!m • �, -· ,, '• / ( • ' ..:DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Dec. 2!, 198- Ilam C. ·Westmorelaua alerted American troops today ibat the communists may launch a major offensive just before the Christmas truce goes into effect at 7 a.m. Saturday (6 p.m. EST today). To forestall such an offensive he dispatched BS2 bombers on HE.) for G'RISTMAS i 1 · Meigs P ·' ty TfaDS.fers Erwin's Gulf Service Blue • North VIetnam to bomb suspected troop concentrations just north of the Demll!taril2ll Zone (DMZ). South of the zone U.S. Marines tracked dow!i Red forces ln a three-day operation that bu kllled 1·75 Communists. shore batteries. The Christmas cease-fire Is to last . 48 hours. Westmoreland warned that the Communistl might launch their long_ expacted offensive since Amerle&D troops would be powerle•s to retaliate during . the .. true.e .. .,Jf~~ba;r,?~ : p;,:j-;;.j~ ed coastal post lions the Communist supply in the "We will be very muCh , ~n southern panhandle North alert Immediately prior to tilt ' Vietnam and a truce because we suspect 'that the the Viet Cong may attempt light . when some ma)or Initiative and then hit by a sHore first our reaction might be stopped· an American shi~~.r"e1:elved because of the truce;" Westdirect hit tn · an moreland laid 1n a broadcti.st . Other by Interview. · · _. •· .. · · ' . SAIGON (UPI)..o'I'he U.S. 7thfthe nor!hem ]lNY!nces If South rth• USS .O'Bnen occu~red Fleet destroyer O'Brien was : Vtetnam. . , .. be1ore daylight ·fias th~ N~vy struck by Corrununlst arUilery The B52 rltlds aod the Marine ship was .patrolii g in tile Uuu today whlle patrolling olf the assault Jndlcat..d oew U.S. ol Tonkin, about 25 . lllllllii North Vietnam coast. It was the . concern over a pQSSible buildup o~rtheasl of . Dong Hm. The first time Corrununist gunners Iof Communist .strength around 0 Bnen, from Long Beacb, scored direct bits on an i tbe. DMZ durlng -the holiday Calil., returned ftre from IU American ship. 1cease. fires. Th~ Christmas five~nch guns and then steamed 'truce begins 7 a.m. Saturday (6 1out of reach of the CommwtiSt Spokesmen said two rounds of Ip.m. EST today) and lasts two guns. WEATHER We"re dr11.111•l•l ap ear be8t artillery fire streaked from the days. A similar cease-f!l'e Is The raids by tlte eight-engined Low toolgllt IZ.II aorth, Yaled•• wl1ke1 • • • for yout coast about four Iruies away aod planned for New Year's. . 1B52s against North Vietname.e. l 23 south. Mostlv cloudy, struck the port Side of the The shore bttttecy attack on targ,ets were unusual smce er SatunlaJ wttb Amerwan warship, causmg Amertcan comma!XIers are . snow llurrles malnl north "light" casualties among • :S reluctant to risk loss of one of l ' y ' crew of nearly 300 men. j the planes. It ilas been said tn.. · There were these other war -downing of a single B52 would Mrs. Hysell Dies be the greatest American . developments reported only ro~r b 1 I al !back ol the I jllrs. Hilda Mae Hy;;ell, 0 hours before the start ol a 48("psyc o& c se ' Price Ave., Columbus, bour Christmas tru . ce: war, Wedoesday at her resldencb. -U.S. B52 bombers staged a Born .n Cheshire, 8he was Middleport, Ohio rare attack on North Vietnam, CrOSS daughter or theSe ilate Mr. dropping hwtdreds of Ions or'l John A. Jeffers, Roberta I. Mrs. James ares, Sr'1.~"vlva>rs II ~;;;;:;;;;~:;:;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;:;;::;:;~jexplosives today on targets 1 Jeffers to Joseph E. Hysell, -· mclude her husband, .harle•; i' . ' along the southern ~,obandle. Mary N. Hysell, 1 acre, Salis~ne ' 0\ Lu~% s.:;es,no~otll)l II The area is five miles nort!t of bury J u~, a ~g r, W ~ ~· the demilitarized zone through A;chie Ellis, Ina Ellis to TOLEDO (UP!) _ Blue Cross 1 ~:· ;st~n, w' a.; aPorn-ll which CommuniSt troops and I Columbia Gas of Ohlo Inc., of Northwest Ohio said Tburs- er, . 18' be~ arnTiern,addausll infiltrators travel from north .022S acre, Salisbury. day alter 23 Northwestern Ohio ~~'iries~oEI~:no~~· Calif., mto South Vietnam. Bernard V. Fultz, Betty Fultz hospitals bad biked rates for 1•. 1 d Se 1 Mt v M · 1 d ikll Lou p Ifill .ar an ar es, ernon, . -U.S.. armes ~pore . • to Mary ro , parce1s, Isemi-private rooms by about 21 O.; seven gr•ndchiidren, ano mg 58 Vtel Cong m a !terce ' Lebanon. per cent, that it expected to one great grandchild. four-hour baltle early . today Flora Belle Steffy, dec. to raise its insurance rates. Funeral services wiU be south of the DMZ. It rrused to Rhodell c. Steffy, Affid. for James Smith, president of the Saturday at 11 a.m. at 1 be 175, the number of Commumsts Trans., Pomeroy. Blue cross unit, said the hos- Jlawling•-Coats Funeral Home ~. reported kliled by Leather_necks Asbury H; deYampert and pital rate increases were bemg with the Rev. Andrew Parsons durmg three days of fighltng m Ruth P. deYa~pert to Ohio Fu- lstudi.ed as were the effects of officiating. Burial will be in tne el Gas Co., Rtght of Way, Leh- Medtcare. . j Gravel llill cemetery in Chl!l!h·ll Mrs. Watterson anon. . I "Eventually:, there . wtll be a I:re. Friends may call at • • Leonard Bass; Ora Bass to rate increase, be swd, but the I funeral home anytune. Of Racme Dtes Thomas L. Goett; Lots, Sutton. amount and the date when they J h w Arb h Eth 1 A take effect were undetermined Services are announced f or 0 n · aug ' e rd · 1 ted I Car Slam1 into baugh to Harley Godfrey AI· until t!te stu y IS .omp e . Mrs. Verne (Blanche) WalterOl' ' Smith sald Ihe hospital room Five Younaaters son, who died at her l'f'si· rna Godfrey, ·45 .ar;re, tve. rates will be mcreased an av- COLUMBUS eU-PI) A · · lud h Edith Cogar ... re Cogar to 1 dence. Survtvors me e er ' erage of $G to $8 over pre.senl ed · to u or husband, Verne. Racine: • eon, R~~mond E~ns,rt Ada Evans, rates and the addiuonal cost to ~:u:ters'"wal~nf~opa Christ- :1 Donald McKay, Healh, 0.; il~ 8 Benac~esRou~· er Helen E Blue Cross will be about 21 per mas dance Thursday mght, daught~, Mrs. =~[d,.Be~~:· Roush t~ James' E. Fish, Alt~ cent above present figures. ing one and injurmg two omers.11 acme, our gra n, · Killed was Terry Whalen 12 With fond hopes that all Sandrs Palterson, Mansfield, L. Fish, parcel, Sulton. . CARLETON CLUB MEETS Columbus Debbie Blanke;.hip ) your holiday dreams come true. we 0 .; Danny McKay~ Heath, 0; Donald E. . Myers, Pauhne The Kingsbury MissJOnary land Jam,;. R McCoy, both 13, aeud you ow: L011 wiahea for a Merry Chr»lmu. Bruce Beegle, Racme, and Myers to Sybtl Ebersbach, par- Club of the Carleton Church, of Columbus were reported in ly Beegle, Racine. . eels, .ouve. Pomeroy R. D., held its regu-, good condttt~n at Children's l Fun~ral services will be Sybil Ebersbach to Donald E. lar meetmg at the home of. Hospital, 'l'wo other youngsters ; urday at the Ewing Funeral Myers, Paulme Myers, parcels, Mrs · Charles Mash whtcb was . , . . <.'SCaped .tn)Ury, 600 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Home at I p.m. with the Rev. Olive. beautifully decorated Including Driver of the car Robert s. Charles O'Conner officiating. Gorden S. Wolfe, R ut h:a decorated tree under which Hambrick 37 Colu~bus was Burial will be In lite Wolfe to United Stales, Ease- · gifts which were to be ex- lcflarged ~ith intoxicati~o and ' 1freed on $20 bond peoding in- · cemetery at Barlow, 0. ment, Letart. changed were placed. may call at the funeral The following members en- . vestigation. this evenmg. Mrs. Balky Saturn 2's ,joyed a potluck luncheon at r---=------ - - was a ptember of the F'fth U 't Fizz) noon : Mrs. Ralph Carl, M». Holy J.and aod the first ever 120 1 01 ian Church of Vincent, LOUIS .es (UP!) Norman Wood, Mrs. Virgil visit the Western Hemisphere. BAY ST. , MISs. King Mrs Joho Dean SE1!VICE pOSTPONED -~ Sawrn 82, Amertc• s Willi:.m 1\#~g. Mrs. wa;qe Beat, I The Middleport Pr;:;~:::~~~~trlckiest ptece 101 >\lace., hard- Mrs: Webber Wood,' Mrs. CharChurch Christmas ware, handed the man-<>n-the- tes Mash. I communion service planned moon progr~m •?other setback Following the lunch lhe bustSaturday, D~ember 23, Thursday mght. ness meeting was opened by been postponed indefinitely. One or the five engines of the the president, Mrs. Ralph Carl Saturn 5 moon rockets second with the entire group reading 11Stage failed to ignite and a the Christmas story from the crucial static firing test of the 2nd Chapter of Luke. ' first S2 llight model was called Other readings were "I n • off, perhaps, unW early Janu- Keeper's Excuse" and "His ary. Name at lhl: Top," by Mrs. Virgil King and "The ChristANNOUNCE SERVICE mas Sacrament," read by Mr•. There will be a candlelight Wayne Beal. service at the Hobron Chur' h Letters were also read from · of Christ in Christian Union servicemen t11anking the ladies Sundav at 7:30 p.m. RP.v. E>lt- for boxes of cookies which the son Weaver will give the scr- ladies bad sen! them. mon. The meeting was closed with the entire group saying ' MUTE KILLED Lord's Prayer" in unison. MEDINA Ohio (UP!) - An- next meeting will be at ton F. Wagner, 17, 8 deaf mute home of Mrs. William King. who lived at the Mecca Rest Rutland, Ohio Home, was killed ThuJrsdayJ 'Merry Christmas' when be walked Into the path Returned by Thief of a freight train here, PIIILADELPiflA !UP!) B'EST AJ.t.STA.R Shore ·tmns !~~:~~!~~~~~~~! ~r~~~~~~~~~~o.~~c~ · · ·lliil~D~strovet· · ' .J . 1 .- I crowd that had just witnessed GarretJ, Payne, and Morris a come-lromlbehind win I or kept the Pirates in the game Martin rebounded and laid one Coach Mike Morrison's Pirates not only with their scoring but up to knot the count 5!-52 with who traDed as much as 19 also their rebounding. Garrett 5:15 left. Payne rebounded and points in the second period . They had nine rebounds, Payne had connected on a short JU~per tr~iled at halftime only lour five an<[Morris had four. but Newlond fired one to lte 11 pomts. For the Eastern Eagles of agam 54-54 with 3:54 left. The Pirates gave their all as Coach Dan Wright. Dennis New- Garrett, Morris and Fred they turned in their best show- land split the mesh for 16 points..Deel, 5-11 junior, hit three quicking of the year to move into Mike Marlin hit lor 15 and tes to gtve the Plfates their second place in tbe Southern IDick Douglas had 14. Douglas biggest lead of the night, 60-54 Valley Athletic Conference a- was high ·rebounder lor Eastern With 2:01 left. Douglas cut It to head of Eastern with a 2-1 ree-l with si~. 60-56and then Morris collected ord. North Gallia is 2-4 in all North Gailla went ahead for hiS ftfth foul. Newland ~ank a games. the first· time In the ball game brace or free throws closmg the In third place. F.QStern has 45-44 ~ 38. seconds left in gap to 62-58. Morris, before that, a 2-2 record In the SVAC and 1 the thtrd pertod. They led 46- had been fouled by Newland is 5-3 In all games. Kyger 44 going into the last quarter. and made both shots. Creek, the only other SVAC Benedum tied it 4li-46 with a . Inside the minute mark. Eichteam to beat Eastern, ltads the jumper as the fourth per1od tnger made a layup to cut the , Bind on Rates 1 ° UCLA Hard-Pressed In Win . Cincinnati Cops kjtother tfJ• AI • d ''t't 34 . "m·, CID Of ~bets OT May you enjoy the fulfillment of all your bOpea and prayers, bringing you peace and contentment this Christmas season and always; The L& Z :sHOP Pomeroy '. ' . '' \ May your heortlt k happy and yo..- heart content. We send .' t thlo grootlng wlrh • Mlrt aD ... foy.d lh• •• •• ' .. • • • • - b e yours II P'1111 cdtuadM<al our thanks DR. ClYDE INGELS Middleport, 0. s' 0 tod. Payne rebounded Deei's 6---5--17; Dee!, 3-1-7; Morris, Rtcrkabi";Y ~ut'e~~:ry te:: lcat Poly ISO N Ar~ 71 miss and tied the score 42-42 5--2-12: Payne 111-0-20· re~ared I' San o· 1 80 p 1 s d 57 ~ilh 1:57 left in the third per- Peck. 1~2: skidmore, :1--0.:.. 10 e 1 re apse. Cal. ~:o 81 Po~~:nd ~~ 18 tod. Newland's bucket made It 16. Totals 28-'-". Barry, the Nattonal Basket- • · ball Association's leading sea- Athens Un· d J·spute d L d ~:~;:t~~~~ e~~:: :ur::~ . . ea er ~:~~tn al~r h~~~~;~ :~:m::~ ASSOCtAn STORE PHONE 992-5515 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ I I . '1, passe'rs I. .. · 1 to DIIJ " Scores or Pomeroy Bowling Lanes "Merry Christmas,•• Ka::~i~ ~~ a A• Cfrrlslmlll r:Tltm. ring out r* ti~inJI W< «ho th<m with tile wi•h IIJDt joy H y-. . I" Happy Starr said wryly to the who robbed her of $40 in vestibule of her apartme,nt II building Thursday "And. a Merry c:;~~n~!u~i \l you," the fleeing bandit back cbeerfuUy. Kentucky lnvtt Touroament,. · ...,__ _ __ . <First Round) YOU KNOW Kansas St. 63 Nnn St. 59 """.¥.'~'"' VI was the Kentucky 911 Orefon St. 68 Peter to visit the 31st NBA Win N" w . tp I28l hAnnua1BlUe•Grav Char·tyT"lt saturday Martin Funeral Home FATAlLY .INJURED ALLIANCE, Ohio (UP!) Jobn Milton Badertucher, 53, Canton, wao fatally injured Thursday In two-car crash on Ohlo 62 near here. I t"' 'I C1.ristm;: 76ers Score I i • •••• .•. ...... w. L. ]: I' ,. ,, 1 M1: San Fran 21 12 ;1 St. Louis 13 17 .433 :: Detroit 13 19 .4UII ;; Chtcago 14 22 .389 ,_ Los Angeles 12 20 .375 Inger. Dave Skidmore, 5 - 10 line for 57.1 per cent while Thursday's Resalll junior, aad Newland traded Eastern connected on six of 15 1"Holy mackerel! How about Philadelphia 116 San Fran 114 baskets and Eastern led 6-4 for 40 per cent. nme lood will toward kids?" 1' (only game scheduled! but Garrett tied it 6-6. Eastern Eastern won the reserve game Friday's Games brtezed to a 25-12 leod at the 30-21. Bob Lee was hlgh for 'St. Louis at Boston end or the first period. North Gallia with seven points J.Jetr01t at . Chtcago In the second period, Eastern and Lodwick had nine ror the Phliadelphta at Loo Angeles jump..J out to a 19-point lead, Utile Eagles. (only games scheduled) 31-12 with 6:5lleft on two jump Eastern ..... 25 11 a 11- 62 1 shots by Douglas. But North North Gallia . . 12 ~ 14 18 _ 64 ' College Results Gallia held on doggedly and Eastern 1621 - Martin, 7West Coast outscored the Eagles 20-11 in 1-15: Douglas, 6---2--14: SpenUCLA 84 Colorade St. 74 t~e period. Eastern led by lour, cer, 2--4--4: Eichinger, 4-13ITIOrS Sl. Mary's 74 Hayward Sl. 68 36-32 at the half. • : Newland, 7-2--16: Benedum, Southwest Or 69 Redwoods 68 North Gallia was on top 14-8 2--0-4. Totals, 23--t---62. p d Ng. 8li Wh' .in the scoring in the third per- North Galiia 164- _ Garrett, By ~DI~ P~ss Intmlattonal . asa e~:n ~~~ To Jitter 77 I . I E. Main .912 .76.( rallied the San Francisco Athens teok over undisputed Alhens found the range in the Jack ·Clark and Sam Eblin had Warriors to a .'02-99 lead over possession of first place '" the se<ond period, hitting six of tO!eight each for the Bulldogs. the Philadelphia 76ers 10 the .,. Southeastern OhiO Athll'ltc goals lor 21 points whll e tile Alhons unbeaten reserves fourth quarter ol the only By JOE GERGEN win o~ 'the season in seven Leagu~ Thursday night by edg- lronmen taUied but 11. By half. won the preliminary contest, scheduled league game. UP! Sports Writer games.- It was the Bearcats' mg past Jackwn, 47-40. time, Athens was on top, 21-•7. 84-19. Alas, the Wamors suddenly . d · ,. · t d t AU II-" · . stopped as the th Mike Rolf had two I or the tr orer ' .. . vtc ory an wo The win was an im rtant tens pu ""' away to nme l Box score ol the varstiY I II-" breathmg If . h . 76ers . , 0 road and ·Lew Alclndor provided others illlve been decided by one t . Ath t po . h point lead in the third J"'l'lod- game : ro. ~. etg t t consecu, Uv ~ s ep m ens ques 1or a 1111 32 23 bef th poml.:i en route o a 11u-1 1 'I 1 the chaser_· · ol two. pomts. straight hardwood champion- · ore 0 ronmen ATHENS 147 l victory, their 31st in 34 games. Rolf, a 6-4 senior ~rward for ULA, tdled fo~ t:vo week> by ship. The Bulldogs are still un- narrowed the gap to 84-29 at tht ! Rap~. 5--1-11; He~y, t- Barry, w!lo entered the game seventh-ranked Clnctnnatl, sui- •.xams lifter whtppmg Southern beaten after six games. lnsi~e end of th~ . stanza. l l-3; Baur, 1-2--4; Clark, 8 with 10 minutes remaining in rered one of life's most ca• and scormg two iopstded the SEvAL, lhe charges of Char- The vtstllng Bulldogs I ed i -+-22: Eblen, 2-+-4: Rum- the second quarter, scored 30 embarrassing moments Thurs- Vtetortes ov~r Duke, had tes McAfee are 5-0. anywhere from three to SIX • mel, 1!-1- 1; Handley, t~l points in 34 minutes. San day night when he tipped in two conSideltbie dJI!tculty subdumg . pomts throughout the fmal per- TOTALS 16---11-17. Francisco trailed 3.1_22 when the points for the visiting TeKas the Rams. Alcindor, the 7-foot-1 Jackson will visit Galiioo'!s 1•od . It was 43-40 with :0 reJACKSON 1101 super sophomore madt his Christian team during a close goliath, was held to 12 points in tonight. They own a 5-2 season : maining. AHS cashed in on two Patlon, ~0 : Ho~ell , 4- appearance. overtime se.sslon. He more than the lirrt half and lhe Bruins mark. In league _play the Iron-: free tosses, and a l~st second 1-9: Gilliland, 5--3--13: Mount, I Hal Greer ;cored eight ol his redeemed himself; however, by emerged wtth a 41-34 lead. men are m undiSputed second I field goal to keep Its 1~7 :l,.-.3--7; Green, 2--4--4; Mullens, zz points down the stretch to Ie•dinq the undefeated Bearcats Colorado State, sparked by 6-2 place with a 4-1 record. record unblemished. 3--1-7; TOTALS 16,--3--40. stave off a San Francisco rally. to an 89-88 victory. sophomore Lloyd Kerr, closed A J ks 1 1 . ht M Athens htt 18 of 47 for 31.1.3 By quarters: Chet Walker ted a well-balanced . . smartly to the ~on to a smg . Ie pom . t at 6'~~ " AI t ac d onth as dmg , Co c-h pe r cen 1. •Jackson hit 16 oI 50 ' Albens .. .... .. 4 17 13 13 - 47 Philadelphia . . attack w1th . Alcindor, ractmg 2.4 1 01 the pressure o! his first tight with 622 left to play as the Dee ~? ; el a ~ 1 1 ar 1 lor 32 per cent. Both teaniS Jackson . . . . . . 6 11 12 II - 10 points. Six 76ers scored in varsity contest scored 22 of his Rams battled Alcindor and the ave ts ~ d ~~ Ye 0 (ililected 26 rebounds. Mullens Reserve score - Athens 34 double ligures. 34 pointS in the se<:dhd hal' to Bruins evenly off the boards. gamd•the- ·' owlt ret' 1 rfateth- bad 1~ snags for the losers. Jackson 19. Although Wilt Chamberlain . B b' Le h . , an resuwaoaaore he . 1 w, t e na JOn s lr h l'k ·- - managed on1y 14 pomts, d Pace top-ranked UCLA to an II. ·: ut . 1g . onmen wo 1e 1orun a'l 74 tttumph . over ambitious leadmg scorer wtth a 37 sh 1 ' completely bottled up San Colorado State · average, personally took charge Thoo · t'ed r Francisco center Nate . . e score was 1 our 11mes . Thur. No other teams ranked In the of the game at that pomt, _ 1_1 3-J H and 13-Ia. After ,; mond, who scored mne. The top 10 by United Press scoring -eight of the Bruins next th ' ' ahead 16-13 . th VICtory was the fifth l~. a row Jnternation.. al .. . w action . II points as UCLA forged ahead A endns wentod hittln . '"I oe I I for the Eastern Division lead· _ . seco pert . g SIX o ers. 76-&6. Filth Close Win K ed 18 . ts th lhe Bulldogs were. never head- MONTGOMERY Ala (UP!) Fifty players from 30 colleges Rolf balled the Bearcats out l err...scober AI podm ,' be ejl. - Two of the best in the 1will participate with ail the 1AKER RAISED . Isame '"'m r as Ali em or s sot . . .,...1'.4 . . ' qf trouble with a 26-pomt, 13- 'd k.ck L . So" l ij'leltber tearl! · ~~l'· do murh nallon wtll lead all-star teams proceeds going to the local KANSAS CITY IUP!l -Relief 1 . e I contributed UCIUb en. to "y J't . rebound performance as Ci ncmBustion the Ih&. f'trs t per to' d "' ..,.,_ ""~ens ~~ from North and South mto Lions Club's slgbt conservatiOn pitcher Jack Aker of the Kansas 17 naU registered Its flfth last-gasp Colorado cause one ol 14 n.et~ . JO~L ~\temrt> , , action Saturday In the 28th program and other youth work. City Athletics Thursday signed . . K tu k. WI Jackson one of 12•.Jackson led, l renewal ul the Blue-Gray There is one big bonus for the his contract with that club and eocy oner ... • 1h . A ' Our wish to you this happy h . ' c artty game. ' players. number or pro scouts received a reported 100 per cent . I Delendi ng na ttona c amp10n 6-4. ' 'II be · th box 1eason; days full of joyous holiday Kentucky, reeling from three Virgil Carter of Bri~ham w~ N~th\~::•. the ser'es pay increase: de.eats in its first five games, Young, with 173 completions for IS-IIeand . f ...;"to tak ~ The Athiettcs did not release spirit, a heart brimming with turned in its finest performance 1.986 yards, and Terry Southall 117 Yank 18 avo 't e bot. the amount of Aker's salary, . . fBI 'hI z· · eerecrwerswereaebtdid h ' d good will for all, and a host of of . the season m routmg College llaslt:elball Results lo rdsay or: wtt 141 or 2,18 ~ to choose many top players in ! u bl •ay Ae recetve eda 1 previously undefeeted Oregon 1 By Uldled Prtts Internadonal · ya . wtll be the starting the N th h'l the So th ••zea e raiSe. ker. 26, post I ff . b k . b w Ie u was . d .h K c· friendo , both old and new. A ft!7 State 96-66 and reached th• final , East o ~nSIVe quarter ac s m I e handicapped when such teams an 8-4 recor Wtt ansas tly round of the Kentucky lnvila· Bronx CC 7z- Hunter o7 na:tonaiirx:levLSed game whtch as Tennessee, Alabama, Geor- thiS year, 1ncludmg an e~rned , Merry Chrietmaa 1o1 you and yowa. _... 1 1 tion Tournament LIU 57 Ions 55 on y 25, can see at ftrst gia. Mississippi and Florida run . average of 1.99. and l'ed a ' The ., ~ildcats' opponent In St. Joseph's iPa) 81 Jcksnvl 83 hand. were invited to other bowl maJor league record wtth 26 ! 1 Fridap .,ni~ht's final will be Rutgers 87 Pit!Bburgh 68 I The kickoff in small Crampgames. Isaves. I Your' t~wer~ Kansas State, an 63-59 South I ton Bowl IS set for 1 p.m. CST. ; Carter, the nation's leader in Co11tplete Protection vtctor~er Penn State. Tenn IW<I 70 St. Cloud 45 The North head coach iB . total offense this season, will be I MicU!Ian remained unbeaten Loyola (La) 118 Washington 87 Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa, a ftrm backed at quarterback by ; ..,,,urBV•Inen at lioJie by topping Ohio Alabama 90. Prague 85 believer in throwing footballs, IFrank Stavroff of Indiana. The 1 HI Unlver11ty 66-80 as Jim Pitts , · Midwest and the South has Southall's I two will pitch to ends Jim Greth . and Ifo1i Sullivan combined for Michigan 8li Ohio U. 811 own coach, John Bridg•rs of of Arizona aod Eddie Barney of I .DON MLILS 44 ~· The Woiv.erlnes. 4-3 Cin 89 Tex C~rstn 68 Baylor, ' Iowa State. . BUD SIMPSON over- :·· outrebounded the Bob- Ill WeSI!n 62 Gannon 57 The game could ~ual for , Bridgers, in addition to ! cats . WIS IMtl. Br) 84 Wsn ill 71 excttement last years contest having his own passer, Southall, DICK..KARR, Jr. In otfier games on a sparse Phlb Pac 74 Alma 69 won 23-19 by the South on a last can call on · bis own receivers, ~our lnsUtlntt I I n at lo n a I schedule, Rut~ers Southwest second touchdown pass by split end TOillmy Smith and I I ,, Ctnctllocl? rlpped;l'!ltt 87-68, Loyola (La.) N Texas 80 N Missouri 54 Randy Johnson, now quarter- nanker Paul Becton, Southall's Wo Can Wrflt It" I .. re~ undefeated by edging 1 S Methodist 101 Arlington St 12 , back of the Atlanta Falcons. 1lwo favorite. targeto. ,' "' Washington 88- 87, Southern · Methodist mauled Arlington loi'OIIJ the land, Ia State .101-82, St. Joseph's !Pa.) COATI IUILDING pumnl..1ed Jacksonville 81-63 rarm, Yillage, town and olq, ,._ tt2-29N Middleport and North Texas State squashed the spirit of --- ---- ·- -- Norlheast Missouri 811-st Chrletma.a is neeywhere. Kt.y Peace and Joy Pomeroy Home & Auto Philadelphia 31 3 Boston 23 7 New York Cincinnati :~ :~ llaitimore 8 26 Westera DlvisiOa BY D•- '1'11011U1 ISVAC Ymlty race wllb a 3-1 opened, and Douglas added a 1Ptrates' lead 62-60. Newland, l44-42. Free throws by Garrett The score - lied e2-82 with record. . free throw increasing It to 41-46 1fouled by Deel, missed a shot and Dee!, and a layup by Payne I 12 seconds 011 tbe dock. Dennis j Mike Payne, a 6-1 junior. pac- with 7:36 left. but Douglas rebounded and gave the Pirates a 46-44· lead Benedum llluled Roger Gar- : ed th~ Pirates witb 20 . points, Morris and Payne connected slammed it in to tie the score at the end of the period. rett, and tbe M IH!IIIor cai~ly and c.meu came up wtth '" I to boost the Pirates into a 5~7 IIU2 .. llenedum fouled Garrett, Both teams hit zs field goals lank two free tl!rows to giVe Garrett had a perfect . mght at lad with 6, 55 to go. Charlie 1and 1t was ail over. but the Eagles shot 51.8 hitting North Gallla a ~ win over the Joul Une, makmg ftve for Eichinger madt a free throw Nobody scored In the ftrst Z6 of 54 wnlie the Pirates made Eastem Thunday olght at five. Ronitie Morris, a 5-11 soph- and seconds later added 8 free minute and 10 seconds of the 211 of rn for 41.6 per cent. The North GaDia High SchooL omore, Payne's running mate, throw to tie it 50_50 with 6, 25 contest. North Ga!Ha led 2-0 oo Pirates had 2% rebounds and When the buz'!er sounded. bed- s~ored 12. points,. but fouled out left. Garrett popped one in and Fayne's jumper. Ea~tern led 4-2 the Eagles JS. North Gallia ,., lam broke loose over lhe home wtth i:llli to go m the contest. North Gal!la went ahead 52.50 . on buckets by Martin and Etch- made eight or 14 from the foul in R ! ... MIIJ.S.SIMPSON Insurance Agency "' BAKER FURNITURE ' '1•1 , ~ 1 MIDDLEPORT co own world with happineu, Jor and good will DOW and t!uoougboat the oopdng year! it fill your '" 'We bring JDOc1 tj;!lnat and pel pedop to you ~· your kin, with ' wishes for happy hoildays • aod a Merry Christmas. Blesslngs • sounds of Christmas ore happy sounds ••• the glorious ringing of church bells ••• the.echa of merry voices 'midst the softly falling snow ••• and our wishes to you: a Very Merry Oulstmasl For E••Y Listening ·. -All D1y, Chri1tmaa D1y WMPO Man1gement 1nd St•H 1390 ON YOU~ DIAL i ChriSiJllas · • may tl!D•renify of ped!ljl and a bounty oL,iQ;r enter \· yQur Hie tbl$l>leaed liln• . . MG)' Cll'D8tlllaal • Jf• ' ot:'t• From AI The People At·· It Chapman-Canad~y Shoe Store - '. . :I FROM ALL THE PERSONNEL AT ... • • •• .; I: r VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL '' ··,,·. ' '· ' ''<' " ' :•r I MASON ' ' , .·. ' ' l<ermit.-Jane-Lester...tosie ·,.~ . i .NfiVI.~PRK ! .;r.~ . ' ' "' ..... ·~ .. .' ... .-· . ~ \ ~ ttiZER OIL <;Q.. , .. ! 700 E. MAIM . l;' . \, " " �, -· ,, '• / ( • ' ..:DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Dec. 2!, 198- Ilam C. ·Westmorelaua alerted American troops today ibat the communists may launch a major offensive just before the Christmas truce goes into effect at 7 a.m. Saturday (6 p.m. EST today). To forestall such an offensive he dispatched BS2 bombers on HE.) for G'RISTMAS i 1 · Meigs P ·' ty TfaDS.fers Erwin's Gulf Service Blue • North VIetnam to bomb suspected troop concentrations just north of the Demll!taril2ll Zone (DMZ). South of the zone U.S. Marines tracked dow!i Red forces ln a three-day operation that bu kllled 1·75 Communists. shore batteries. The Christmas cease-fire Is to last . 48 hours. Westmoreland warned that the Communistl might launch their long_ expacted offensive since Amerle&D troops would be powerle•s to retaliate during . the .. true.e .. .,Jf~~ba;r,?~ : p;,:j-;;.j~ ed coastal post lions the Communist supply in the "We will be very muCh , ~n southern panhandle North alert Immediately prior to tilt ' Vietnam and a truce because we suspect 'that the the Viet Cong may attempt light . when some ma)or Initiative and then hit by a sHore first our reaction might be stopped· an American shi~~.r"e1:elved because of the truce;" Westdirect hit tn · an moreland laid 1n a broadcti.st . Other by Interview. · · _. •· .. · · ' . SAIGON (UPI)..o'I'he U.S. 7thfthe nor!hem ]lNY!nces If South rth• USS .O'Bnen occu~red Fleet destroyer O'Brien was : Vtetnam. . , .. be1ore daylight ·fias th~ N~vy struck by Corrununlst arUilery The B52 rltlds aod the Marine ship was .patrolii g in tile Uuu today whlle patrolling olf the assault Jndlcat..d oew U.S. ol Tonkin, about 25 . lllllllii North Vietnam coast. It was the . concern over a pQSSible buildup o~rtheasl of . Dong Hm. The first time Corrununist gunners Iof Communist .strength around 0 Bnen, from Long Beacb, scored direct bits on an i tbe. DMZ durlng -the holiday Calil., returned ftre from IU American ship. 1cease. fires. Th~ Christmas five~nch guns and then steamed 'truce begins 7 a.m. Saturday (6 1out of reach of the CommwtiSt Spokesmen said two rounds of Ip.m. EST today) and lasts two guns. WEATHER We"re dr11.111•l•l ap ear be8t artillery fire streaked from the days. A similar cease-f!l'e Is The raids by tlte eight-engined Low toolgllt IZ.II aorth, Yaled•• wl1ke1 • • • for yout coast about four Iruies away aod planned for New Year's. . 1B52s against North Vietname.e. l 23 south. Mostlv cloudy, struck the port Side of the The shore bttttecy attack on targ,ets were unusual smce er SatunlaJ wttb Amerwan warship, causmg Amertcan comma!XIers are . snow llurrles malnl north "light" casualties among • :S reluctant to risk loss of one of l ' y ' crew of nearly 300 men. j the planes. It ilas been said tn.. · There were these other war -downing of a single B52 would Mrs. Hysell Dies be the greatest American . developments reported only ro~r b 1 I al !back ol the I jllrs. Hilda Mae Hy;;ell, 0 hours before the start ol a 48("psyc o& c se ' Price Ave., Columbus, bour Christmas tru . ce: war, Wedoesday at her resldencb. -U.S. B52 bombers staged a Born .n Cheshire, 8he was Middleport, Ohio rare attack on North Vietnam, CrOSS daughter or theSe ilate Mr. dropping hwtdreds of Ions or'l John A. Jeffers, Roberta I. Mrs. James ares, Sr'1.~"vlva>rs II ~;;;;:;;;;~:;:;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;:;:;;::;:;~jexplosives today on targets 1 Jeffers to Joseph E. Hysell, -· mclude her husband, .harle•; i' . ' along the southern ~,obandle. Mary N. Hysell, 1 acre, Salis~ne ' 0\ Lu~% s.:;es,no~otll)l II The area is five miles nort!t of bury J u~, a ~g r, W ~ ~· the demilitarized zone through A;chie Ellis, Ina Ellis to TOLEDO (UP!) _ Blue Cross 1 ~:· ;st~n, w' a.; aPorn-ll which CommuniSt troops and I Columbia Gas of Ohlo Inc., of Northwest Ohio said Tburs- er, . 18' be~ arnTiern,addausll infiltrators travel from north .022S acre, Salisbury. day alter 23 Northwestern Ohio ~~'iries~oEI~:no~~· Calif., mto South Vietnam. Bernard V. Fultz, Betty Fultz hospitals bad biked rates for 1•. 1 d Se 1 Mt v M · 1 d ikll Lou p Ifill .ar an ar es, ernon, . -U.S.. armes ~pore . • to Mary ro , parce1s, Isemi-private rooms by about 21 O.; seven gr•ndchiidren, ano mg 58 Vtel Cong m a !terce ' Lebanon. per cent, that it expected to one great grandchild. four-hour baltle early . today Flora Belle Steffy, dec. to raise its insurance rates. Funeral services wiU be south of the DMZ. It rrused to Rhodell c. Steffy, Affid. for James Smith, president of the Saturday at 11 a.m. at 1 be 175, the number of Commumsts Trans., Pomeroy. Blue cross unit, said the hos- Jlawling•-Coats Funeral Home ~. reported kliled by Leather_necks Asbury H; deYampert and pital rate increases were bemg with the Rev. Andrew Parsons durmg three days of fighltng m Ruth P. deYa~pert to Ohio Fu- lstudi.ed as were the effects of officiating. Burial will be in tne el Gas Co., Rtght of Way, Leh- Medtcare. . j Gravel llill cemetery in Chl!l!h·ll Mrs. Watterson anon. . I "Eventually:, there . wtll be a I:re. Friends may call at • • Leonard Bass; Ora Bass to rate increase, be swd, but the I funeral home anytune. Of Racme Dtes Thomas L. Goett; Lots, Sutton. amount and the date when they J h w Arb h Eth 1 A take effect were undetermined Services are announced f or 0 n · aug ' e rd · 1 ted I Car Slam1 into baugh to Harley Godfrey AI· until t!te stu y IS .omp e . Mrs. Verne (Blanche) WalterOl' ' Smith sald Ihe hospital room Five Younaaters son, who died at her l'f'si· rna Godfrey, ·45 .ar;re, tve. rates will be mcreased an av- COLUMBUS eU-PI) A · · lud h Edith Cogar ... re Cogar to 1 dence. Survtvors me e er ' erage of $G to $8 over pre.senl ed · to u or husband, Verne. Racine: • eon, R~~mond E~ns,rt Ada Evans, rates and the addiuonal cost to ~:u:ters'"wal~nf~opa Christ- :1 Donald McKay, Healh, 0.; il~ 8 Benac~esRou~· er Helen E Blue Cross will be about 21 per mas dance Thursday mght, daught~, Mrs. =~[d,.Be~~:· Roush t~ James' E. Fish, Alt~ cent above present figures. ing one and injurmg two omers.11 acme, our gra n, · Killed was Terry Whalen 12 With fond hopes that all Sandrs Palterson, Mansfield, L. Fish, parcel, Sulton. . CARLETON CLUB MEETS Columbus Debbie Blanke;.hip ) your holiday dreams come true. we 0 .; Danny McKay~ Heath, 0; Donald E. . Myers, Pauhne The Kingsbury MissJOnary land Jam,;. R McCoy, both 13, aeud you ow: L011 wiahea for a Merry Chr»lmu. Bruce Beegle, Racme, and Myers to Sybtl Ebersbach, par- Club of the Carleton Church, of Columbus were reported in ly Beegle, Racine. . eels, .ouve. Pomeroy R. D., held its regu-, good condttt~n at Children's l Fun~ral services will be Sybil Ebersbach to Donald E. lar meetmg at the home of. Hospital, 'l'wo other youngsters ; urday at the Ewing Funeral Myers, Paulme Myers, parcels, Mrs · Charles Mash whtcb was . , . . <.'SCaped .tn)Ury, 600 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. Home at I p.m. with the Rev. Olive. beautifully decorated Including Driver of the car Robert s. Charles O'Conner officiating. Gorden S. Wolfe, R ut h:a decorated tree under which Hambrick 37 Colu~bus was Burial will be In lite Wolfe to United Stales, Ease- · gifts which were to be ex- lcflarged ~ith intoxicati~o and ' 1freed on $20 bond peoding in- · cemetery at Barlow, 0. ment, Letart. changed were placed. may call at the funeral The following members en- . vestigation. this evenmg. Mrs. Balky Saturn 2's ,joyed a potluck luncheon at r---=------ - - was a ptember of the F'fth U 't Fizz) noon : Mrs. Ralph Carl, M». Holy J.and aod the first ever 120 1 01 ian Church of Vincent, LOUIS .es (UP!) Norman Wood, Mrs. Virgil visit the Western Hemisphere. BAY ST. , MISs. King Mrs Joho Dean SE1!VICE pOSTPONED -~ Sawrn 82, Amertc• s Willi:.m 1\#~g. Mrs. wa;qe Beat, I The Middleport Pr;:;~:::~~~~trlckiest ptece 101 >\lace., hard- Mrs: Webber Wood,' Mrs. CharChurch Christmas ware, handed the man-<>n-the- tes Mash. I communion service planned moon progr~m •?other setback Following the lunch lhe bustSaturday, D~ember 23, Thursday mght. ness meeting was opened by been postponed indefinitely. One or the five engines of the the president, Mrs. Ralph Carl Saturn 5 moon rockets second with the entire group reading 11Stage failed to ignite and a the Christmas story from the crucial static firing test of the 2nd Chapter of Luke. ' first S2 llight model was called Other readings were "I n • off, perhaps, unW early Janu- Keeper's Excuse" and "His ary. Name at lhl: Top," by Mrs. Virgil King and "The ChristANNOUNCE SERVICE mas Sacrament," read by Mr•. There will be a candlelight Wayne Beal. service at the Hobron Chur' h Letters were also read from · of Christ in Christian Union servicemen t11anking the ladies Sundav at 7:30 p.m. RP.v. E>lt- for boxes of cookies which the son Weaver will give the scr- ladies bad sen! them. mon. The meeting was closed with the entire group saying ' MUTE KILLED Lord's Prayer" in unison. MEDINA Ohio (UP!) - An- next meeting will be at ton F. Wagner, 17, 8 deaf mute home of Mrs. William King. who lived at the Mecca Rest Rutland, Ohio Home, was killed ThuJrsdayJ 'Merry Christmas' when be walked Into the path Returned by Thief of a freight train here, PIIILADELPiflA !UP!) B'EST AJ.t.STA.R Shore ·tmns !~~:~~!~~~~~~~! ~r~~~~~~~~~~o.~~c~ · · ·lliil~D~strovet· · ' .J . 1 .- I crowd that had just witnessed GarretJ, Payne, and Morris a come-lromlbehind win I or kept the Pirates in the game Martin rebounded and laid one Coach Mike Morrison's Pirates not only with their scoring but up to knot the count 5!-52 with who traDed as much as 19 also their rebounding. Garrett 5:15 left. Payne rebounded and points in the second period . They had nine rebounds, Payne had connected on a short JU~per tr~iled at halftime only lour five an<[Morris had four. but Newlond fired one to lte 11 pomts. For the Eastern Eagles of agam 54-54 with 3:54 left. The Pirates gave their all as Coach Dan Wright. Dennis New- Garrett, Morris and Fred they turned in their best show- land split the mesh for 16 points..Deel, 5-11 junior, hit three quicking of the year to move into Mike Marlin hit lor 15 and tes to gtve the Plfates their second place in tbe Southern IDick Douglas had 14. Douglas biggest lead of the night, 60-54 Valley Athletic Conference a- was high ·rebounder lor Eastern With 2:01 left. Douglas cut It to head of Eastern with a 2-1 ree-l with si~. 60-56and then Morris collected ord. North Gallia is 2-4 in all North Gailla went ahead for hiS ftfth foul. Newland ~ank a games. the first· time In the ball game brace or free throws closmg the In third place. F.QStern has 45-44 ~ 38. seconds left in gap to 62-58. Morris, before that, a 2-2 record In the SVAC and 1 the thtrd pertod. They led 46- had been fouled by Newland is 5-3 In all games. Kyger 44 going into the last quarter. and made both shots. Creek, the only other SVAC Benedum tied it 4li-46 with a . Inside the minute mark. Eichteam to beat Eastern, ltads the jumper as the fourth per1od tnger made a layup to cut the , Bind on Rates 1 ° UCLA Hard-Pressed In Win . Cincinnati Cops kjtother tfJ• AI • d ''t't 34 . "m·, CID Of ~bets OT May you enjoy the fulfillment of all your bOpea and prayers, bringing you peace and contentment this Christmas season and always; The L& Z :sHOP Pomeroy '. ' . '' \ May your heortlt k happy and yo..- heart content. We send .' t thlo grootlng wlrh • Mlrt aD ... foy.d lh• •• •• ' .. • • • • - b e yours II P'1111 cdtuadM<al our thanks DR. ClYDE INGELS Middleport, 0. s' 0 tod. Payne rebounded Deei's 6---5--17; Dee!, 3-1-7; Morris, Rtcrkabi";Y ~ut'e~~:ry te:: lcat Poly ISO N Ar~ 71 miss and tied the score 42-42 5--2-12: Payne 111-0-20· re~ared I' San o· 1 80 p 1 s d 57 ~ilh 1:57 left in the third per- Peck. 1~2: skidmore, :1--0.:.. 10 e 1 re apse. Cal. ~:o 81 Po~~:nd ~~ 18 tod. Newland's bucket made It 16. Totals 28-'-". Barry, the Nattonal Basket- • · ball Association's leading sea- Athens Un· d J·spute d L d ~:~;:t~~~~ e~~:: :ur::~ . . ea er ~:~~tn al~r h~~~~;~ :~:m::~ ASSOCtAn STORE PHONE 992-5515 MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ I I . '1, passe'rs I. .. · 1 to DIIJ " Scores or Pomeroy Bowling Lanes "Merry Christmas,•• Ka::~i~ ~~ a A• Cfrrlslmlll r:Tltm. ring out r* ti~inJI W< «ho th<m with tile wi•h IIJDt joy H y-. . I" Happy Starr said wryly to the who robbed her of $40 in vestibule of her apartme,nt II building Thursday "And. a Merry c:;~~n~!u~i \l you," the fleeing bandit back cbeerfuUy. Kentucky lnvtt Touroament,. · ...,__ _ __ . <First Round) YOU KNOW Kansas St. 63 Nnn St. 59 """.¥.'~'"' VI was the Kentucky 911 Orefon St. 68 Peter to visit the 31st NBA Win N" w . tp I28l hAnnua1BlUe•Grav Char·tyT"lt saturday Martin Funeral Home FATAlLY .INJURED ALLIANCE, Ohio (UP!) Jobn Milton Badertucher, 53, Canton, wao fatally injured Thursday In two-car crash on Ohlo 62 near here. I t"' 'I C1.ristm;: 76ers Score I i • •••• .•. ...... w. L. ]: I' ,. ,, 1 M1: San Fran 21 12 ;1 St. Louis 13 17 .433 :: Detroit 13 19 .4UII ;; Chtcago 14 22 .389 ,_ Los Angeles 12 20 .375 Inger. Dave Skidmore, 5 - 10 line for 57.1 per cent while Thursday's Resalll junior, aad Newland traded Eastern connected on six of 15 1"Holy mackerel! How about Philadelphia 116 San Fran 114 baskets and Eastern led 6-4 for 40 per cent. nme lood will toward kids?" 1' (only game scheduled! but Garrett tied it 6-6. Eastern Eastern won the reserve game Friday's Games brtezed to a 25-12 leod at the 30-21. Bob Lee was hlgh for 'St. Louis at Boston end or the first period. North Gallia with seven points J.Jetr01t at . Chtcago In the second period, Eastern and Lodwick had nine ror the Phliadelphta at Loo Angeles jump..J out to a 19-point lead, Utile Eagles. (only games scheduled) 31-12 with 6:5lleft on two jump Eastern ..... 25 11 a 11- 62 1 shots by Douglas. But North North Gallia . . 12 ~ 14 18 _ 64 ' College Results Gallia held on doggedly and Eastern 1621 - Martin, 7West Coast outscored the Eagles 20-11 in 1-15: Douglas, 6---2--14: SpenUCLA 84 Colorade St. 74 t~e period. Eastern led by lour, cer, 2--4--4: Eichinger, 4-13ITIOrS Sl. Mary's 74 Hayward Sl. 68 36-32 at the half. • : Newland, 7-2--16: Benedum, Southwest Or 69 Redwoods 68 North Gallia was on top 14-8 2--0-4. Totals, 23--t---62. p d Ng. 8li Wh' .in the scoring in the third per- North Galiia 164- _ Garrett, By ~DI~ P~ss Intmlattonal . asa e~:n ~~~ To Jitter 77 I . I E. Main .912 .76.( rallied the San Francisco Athens teok over undisputed Alhens found the range in the Jack ·Clark and Sam Eblin had Warriors to a .'02-99 lead over possession of first place '" the se<ond period, hitting six of tO!eight each for the Bulldogs. the Philadelphia 76ers 10 the .,. Southeastern OhiO Athll'ltc goals lor 21 points whll e tile Alhons unbeaten reserves fourth quarter ol the only By JOE GERGEN win o~ 'the season in seven Leagu~ Thursday night by edg- lronmen taUied but 11. By half. won the preliminary contest, scheduled league game. UP! Sports Writer games.- It was the Bearcats' mg past Jackwn, 47-40. time, Athens was on top, 21-•7. 84-19. Alas, the Wamors suddenly . d · ,. · t d t AU II-" · . stopped as the th Mike Rolf had two I or the tr orer ' .. . vtc ory an wo The win was an im rtant tens pu ""' away to nme l Box score ol the varstiY I II-" breathmg If . h . 76ers . , 0 road and ·Lew Alclndor provided others illlve been decided by one t . Ath t po . h point lead in the third J"'l'lod- game : ro. ~. etg t t consecu, Uv ~ s ep m ens ques 1or a 1111 32 23 bef th poml.:i en route o a 11u-1 1 'I 1 the chaser_· · ol two. pomts. straight hardwood champion- · ore 0 ronmen ATHENS 147 l victory, their 31st in 34 games. Rolf, a 6-4 senior ~rward for ULA, tdled fo~ t:vo week> by ship. The Bulldogs are still un- narrowed the gap to 84-29 at tht ! Rap~. 5--1-11; He~y, t- Barry, w!lo entered the game seventh-ranked Clnctnnatl, sui- •.xams lifter whtppmg Southern beaten after six games. lnsi~e end of th~ . stanza. l l-3; Baur, 1-2--4; Clark, 8 with 10 minutes remaining in rered one of life's most ca• and scormg two iopstded the SEvAL, lhe charges of Char- The vtstllng Bulldogs I ed i -+-22: Eblen, 2-+-4: Rum- the second quarter, scored 30 embarrassing moments Thurs- Vtetortes ov~r Duke, had tes McAfee are 5-0. anywhere from three to SIX • mel, 1!-1- 1; Handley, t~l points in 34 minutes. San day night when he tipped in two conSideltbie dJI!tculty subdumg . pomts throughout the fmal per- TOTALS 16---11-17. Francisco trailed 3.1_22 when the points for the visiting TeKas the Rams. Alcindor, the 7-foot-1 Jackson will visit Galiioo'!s 1•od . It was 43-40 with :0 reJACKSON 1101 super sophomore madt his Christian team during a close goliath, was held to 12 points in tonight. They own a 5-2 season : maining. AHS cashed in on two Patlon, ~0 : Ho~ell , 4- appearance. overtime se.sslon. He more than the lirrt half and lhe Bruins mark. In league _play the Iron-: free tosses, and a l~st second 1-9: Gilliland, 5--3--13: Mount, I Hal Greer ;cored eight ol his redeemed himself; however, by emerged wtth a 41-34 lead. men are m undiSputed second I field goal to keep Its 1~7 :l,.-.3--7; Green, 2--4--4; Mullens, zz points down the stretch to Ie•dinq the undefeated Bearcats Colorado State, sparked by 6-2 place with a 4-1 record. record unblemished. 3--1-7; TOTALS 16,--3--40. stave off a San Francisco rally. to an 89-88 victory. sophomore Lloyd Kerr, closed A J ks 1 1 . ht M Athens htt 18 of 47 for 31.1.3 By quarters: Chet Walker ted a well-balanced . . smartly to the ~on to a smg . Ie pom . t at 6'~~ " AI t ac d onth as dmg , Co c-h pe r cen 1. •Jackson hit 16 oI 50 ' Albens .. .... .. 4 17 13 13 - 47 Philadelphia . . attack w1th . Alcindor, ractmg 2.4 1 01 the pressure o! his first tight with 622 left to play as the Dee ~? ; el a ~ 1 1 ar 1 lor 32 per cent. Both teaniS Jackson . . . . . . 6 11 12 II - 10 points. Six 76ers scored in varsity contest scored 22 of his Rams battled Alcindor and the ave ts ~ d ~~ Ye 0 (ililected 26 rebounds. Mullens Reserve score - Athens 34 double ligures. 34 pointS in the se<:dhd hal' to Bruins evenly off the boards. gamd•the- ·' owlt ret' 1 rfateth- bad 1~ snags for the losers. Jackson 19. Although Wilt Chamberlain . B b' Le h . , an resuwaoaaore he . 1 w, t e na JOn s lr h l'k ·- - managed on1y 14 pomts, d Pace top-ranked UCLA to an II. ·: ut . 1g . onmen wo 1e 1orun a'l 74 tttumph . over ambitious leadmg scorer wtth a 37 sh 1 ' completely bottled up San Colorado State · average, personally took charge Thoo · t'ed r Francisco center Nate . . e score was 1 our 11mes . Thur. No other teams ranked In the of the game at that pomt, _ 1_1 3-J H and 13-Ia. After ,; mond, who scored mne. The top 10 by United Press scoring -eight of the Bruins next th ' ' ahead 16-13 . th VICtory was the fifth l~. a row Jnternation.. al .. . w action . II points as UCLA forged ahead A endns wentod hittln . '"I oe I I for the Eastern Division lead· _ . seco pert . g SIX o ers. 76-&6. Filth Close Win K ed 18 . ts th lhe Bulldogs were. never head- MONTGOMERY Ala (UP!) Fifty players from 30 colleges Rolf balled the Bearcats out l err...scober AI podm ,' be ejl. - Two of the best in the 1will participate with ail the 1AKER RAISED . Isame '"'m r as Ali em or s sot . . .,...1'.4 . . ' qf trouble with a 26-pomt, 13- 'd k.ck L . So" l ij'leltber tearl! · ~~l'· do murh nallon wtll lead all-star teams proceeds going to the local KANSAS CITY IUP!l -Relief 1 . e I contributed UCIUb en. to "y J't . rebound performance as Ci ncmBustion the Ih&. f'trs t per to' d "' ..,.,_ ""~ens ~~ from North and South mto Lions Club's slgbt conservatiOn pitcher Jack Aker of the Kansas 17 naU registered Its flfth last-gasp Colorado cause one ol 14 n.et~ . JO~L ~\temrt> , , action Saturday In the 28th program and other youth work. City Athletics Thursday signed . . K tu k. WI Jackson one of 12•.Jackson led, l renewal ul the Blue-Gray There is one big bonus for the his contract with that club and eocy oner ... • 1h . A ' Our wish to you this happy h . ' c artty game. ' players. number or pro scouts received a reported 100 per cent . I Delendi ng na ttona c amp10n 6-4. ' 'II be · th box 1eason; days full of joyous holiday Kentucky, reeling from three Virgil Carter of Bri~ham w~ N~th\~::•. the ser'es pay increase: de.eats in its first five games, Young, with 173 completions for IS-IIeand . f ...;"to tak ~ The Athiettcs did not release spirit, a heart brimming with turned in its finest performance 1.986 yards, and Terry Southall 117 Yank 18 avo 't e bot. the amount of Aker's salary, . . fBI 'hI z· · eerecrwerswereaebtdid h ' d good will for all, and a host of of . the season m routmg College llaslt:elball Results lo rdsay or: wtt 141 or 2,18 ~ to choose many top players in ! u bl •ay Ae recetve eda 1 previously undefeeted Oregon 1 By Uldled Prtts Internadonal · ya . wtll be the starting the N th h'l the So th ••zea e raiSe. ker. 26, post I ff . b k . b w Ie u was . d .h K c· friendo , both old and new. A ft!7 State 96-66 and reached th• final , East o ~nSIVe quarter ac s m I e handicapped when such teams an 8-4 recor Wtt ansas tly round of the Kentucky lnvila· Bronx CC 7z- Hunter o7 na:tonaiirx:levLSed game whtch as Tennessee, Alabama, Geor- thiS year, 1ncludmg an e~rned , Merry Chrietmaa 1o1 you and yowa. _... 1 1 tion Tournament LIU 57 Ions 55 on y 25, can see at ftrst gia. Mississippi and Florida run . average of 1.99. and l'ed a ' The ., ~ildcats' opponent In St. Joseph's iPa) 81 Jcksnvl 83 hand. were invited to other bowl maJor league record wtth 26 ! 1 Fridap .,ni~ht's final will be Rutgers 87 Pit!Bburgh 68 I The kickoff in small Crampgames. Isaves. I Your' t~wer~ Kansas State, an 63-59 South I ton Bowl IS set for 1 p.m. CST. ; Carter, the nation's leader in Co11tplete Protection vtctor~er Penn State. Tenn IW<I 70 St. Cloud 45 The North head coach iB . total offense this season, will be I MicU!Ian remained unbeaten Loyola (La) 118 Washington 87 Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa, a ftrm backed at quarterback by ; ..,,,urBV•Inen at lioJie by topping Ohio Alabama 90. Prague 85 believer in throwing footballs, IFrank Stavroff of Indiana. The 1 HI Unlver11ty 66-80 as Jim Pitts , · Midwest and the South has Southall's I two will pitch to ends Jim Greth . and Ifo1i Sullivan combined for Michigan 8li Ohio U. 811 own coach, John Bridg•rs of of Arizona aod Eddie Barney of I .DON MLILS 44 ~· The Woiv.erlnes. 4-3 Cin 89 Tex C~rstn 68 Baylor, ' Iowa State. . BUD SIMPSON over- :·· outrebounded the Bob- Ill WeSI!n 62 Gannon 57 The game could ~ual for , Bridgers, in addition to ! cats . WIS IMtl. Br) 84 Wsn ill 71 excttement last years contest having his own passer, Southall, DICK..KARR, Jr. In otfier games on a sparse Phlb Pac 74 Alma 69 won 23-19 by the South on a last can call on · bis own receivers, ~our lnsUtlntt I I n at lo n a I schedule, Rut~ers Southwest second touchdown pass by split end TOillmy Smith and I I ,, Ctnctllocl? rlpped;l'!ltt 87-68, Loyola (La.) N Texas 80 N Missouri 54 Randy Johnson, now quarter- nanker Paul Becton, Southall's Wo Can Wrflt It" I .. re~ undefeated by edging 1 S Methodist 101 Arlington St 12 , back of the Atlanta Falcons. 1lwo favorite. targeto. ,' "' Washington 88- 87, Southern · Methodist mauled Arlington loi'OIIJ the land, Ia State .101-82, St. Joseph's !Pa.) COATI IUILDING pumnl..1ed Jacksonville 81-63 rarm, Yillage, town and olq, ,._ tt2-29N Middleport and North Texas State squashed the spirit of --- ---- ·- -- Norlheast Missouri 811-st Chrletma.a is neeywhere. Kt.y Peace and Joy Pomeroy Home & Auto Philadelphia 31 3 Boston 23 7 New York Cincinnati :~ :~ llaitimore 8 26 Westera DlvisiOa BY D•- '1'11011U1 ISVAC Ymlty race wllb a 3-1 opened, and Douglas added a 1Ptrates' lead 62-60. Newland, l44-42. Free throws by Garrett The score - lied e2-82 with record. . free throw increasing It to 41-46 1fouled by Deel, missed a shot and Dee!, and a layup by Payne I 12 seconds 011 tbe dock. Dennis j Mike Payne, a 6-1 junior. pac- with 7:36 left. but Douglas rebounded and gave the Pirates a 46-44· lead Benedum llluled Roger Gar- : ed th~ Pirates witb 20 . points, Morris and Payne connected slammed it in to tie the score at the end of the period. rett, and tbe M IH!IIIor cai~ly and c.meu came up wtth '" I to boost the Pirates into a 5~7 IIU2 .. llenedum fouled Garrett, Both teams hit zs field goals lank two free tl!rows to giVe Garrett had a perfect . mght at lad with 6, 55 to go. Charlie 1and 1t was ail over. but the Eagles shot 51.8 hitting North Gallla a ~ win over the Joul Une, makmg ftve for Eichinger madt a free throw Nobody scored In the ftrst Z6 of 54 wnlie the Pirates made Eastem Thunday olght at five. Ronitie Morris, a 5-11 soph- and seconds later added 8 free minute and 10 seconds of the 211 of rn for 41.6 per cent. The North GaDia High SchooL omore, Payne's running mate, throw to tie it 50_50 with 6, 25 contest. North Ga!Ha led 2-0 oo Pirates had 2% rebounds and When the buz'!er sounded. bed- s~ored 12. points,. but fouled out left. Garrett popped one in and Fayne's jumper. Ea~tern led 4-2 the Eagles JS. North Gallia ,., lam broke loose over lhe home wtth i:llli to go m the contest. North Gal!la went ahead 52.50 . on buckets by Martin and Etch- made eight or 14 from the foul in R ! ... MIIJ.S.SIMPSON Insurance Agency "' BAKER FURNITURE ' '1•1 , ~ 1 MIDDLEPORT co own world with happineu, Jor and good will DOW and t!uoougboat the oopdng year! it fill your '" 'We bring JDOc1 tj;!lnat and pel pedop to you ~· your kin, with ' wishes for happy hoildays • aod a Merry Christmas. Blesslngs • sounds of Christmas ore happy sounds ••• the glorious ringing of church bells ••• the.echa of merry voices 'midst the softly falling snow ••• and our wishes to you: a Very Merry Oulstmasl For E••Y Listening ·. -All D1y, Chri1tmaa D1y WMPO Man1gement 1nd St•H 1390 ON YOU~ DIAL i ChriSiJllas · • may tl!D•renify of ped!ljl and a bounty oL,iQ;r enter \· yQur Hie tbl$l>leaed liln• . . MG)' Cll'D8tlllaal • Jf• ' ot:'t• From AI The People At·· It Chapman-Canad~y Shoe Store - '. . :I FROM ALL THE PERSONNEL AT ... • • •• .; I: r VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL '' ··,,·. ' '· ' ''<' " ' :•r I MASON ' ' , .·. ' ' l<ermit.-Jane-Lester...tosie ·,.~ . i .NfiVI.~PRK ! .;r.~ . ' ' "' ..... ·~ .. .' ... .-· . ~ \ ~ ttiZER OIL <;Q.. , .. ! 700 E. MAIM . l;' . \, " " �.' ( • {. ' 0.01 Selltlllel, Pomeroy-JIIMieport, 0., Dee. 23, lllee N~..; .v;;....:..,. . IB ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Vlo i.., 1 :: fll~a&-:yell t- ~·~;;- ;:;w~·(uPI) .:.'!be :e ~~- RaJns, Nil! 0r11a freool!l• in lbe piiYtl' penllllllel director of lhe ; .adQDIJ FootbiiiLG~ T:)IJI'$. new team. I of the frantbl• 111- Sclrfeuk, John w. lllecom Jr.• majorll)> e ~m all4 of lbe telin orcanlMd as qulckl)', Poll .. eroy'. Tr'l·psl: Galll·po·J·I·s . .' · · possl-=bl=··====::.l75 - . • . ., : · ·.• .· . . '. . oY~~eroy bit 2'1 -J~ ioal attealpla. PHS .!1011 · Valley Lumber and Supply MIDDLiii'ORT OHIO ~!.:~.~~~ 'l'OTM ~~ ' lleld . "3 In·· SEOAL ·Cage. ·r~·lt ·;":tte~::~ =c.o!: Po~=--~:: , _:··. . ' · . , . . .,, , · • BY IIOBART.·WIIAON JR. 411-40 '1\eo the Panthers bepa-polnlar from fll' out with 1:32 Bill Moore 6-11 selllor :... art! hlttl~ from the outside - Ulld· left It was 71-71 Wllh sa see' . o• • lh • • -····· eanned two free !brows Wllb er tbe hoops - and at e tree onda 1~11. GaiUpoUa .......,.. a 211 aeconda remallllng to usure throw Une. colden opporlunllf to 10 lbead. Coach RUSI Moore'• Pomeroy . · 'lbe Gallllul !lpped tbe ball at Purple Panlben a 75-73 tri- Durioi tbo torrid third per· least nveu Umu under tbdli' lllllPh over Coach Duke Bur- iod, the lead exch~~~~&ed hands 01111 bukel, but It never 11111t 11011'1 vlsiUDf! !c:)&Uipo)ls Blue four Umes. The acoro was Uecl Ill. Swllhor Jlllally Wile down Devils Thurada)- nlgiiL once. Ron Logan and Moore, aided Moore, . son of ll)e Panther ' by Bill Radford and Don SwlabCINCINNATI IUPll - A ticoacl\,. shpped in one tree toss er, kepi the Panthers moving IIIDI Florida eablbltiOIIIdled• with 1:1~ left to &IVe the Pan· in tb1 ihlrd t Moo I' tbOtl a11 Marel 10 lllto8Jb f tbers a 73·71 lead. Hls two grat- . ltbcannlno. 1A~.!. •••t 11 00 lo ,... "'-• U 1 8 •wouo '"' Is tosses wttll i9 seconds left Jumper w tap r ... """' made it 75--71. gave the Panthers 1 65-9 ltad Reda aut aprlq. going into the final frame. Retia Pretldeal WOllam 0. Blue DevU forward Gene 'lbe final atwa kept lana De Witt eeld 'lblll'lday bat(Juice) J~okson bit a short on their leet. The score was terymea wUJ report for aJillnl Jumper With 11 seconds on bed siX times, but lbe Pantb- tralllDI Feb. 2S IDtl Ia o I d the clock, making the fmal ers never trailed alter Rad- lllelr llret workout lbe aest count r~ad 75-7~ It was a thrill· lord's long Jumper !rom the day, 'l'bt teA of the 1<1uad mg lirliab . tD •nolher tbrtllmg corner w1~ 7:4l(efl· wru repotl l!'tb. !7. contes~ . _. It was tted 56-55, 67-57, 59-59, Alter the Panfuers jumped a- 61~1, 63-63 and &i-e6, TH JlldJ wW play biD of bead early IJt tbe llrst llnaza, Don Swisher'• long . jwnper lllelr uhlbiUGIII at lilt epriiJ GaillpoliS tralle(jptrougbout .tbe w1th 3:27 left, followmg a lralnlng lllime, AI Lopeo Field llrst half. lro!JI'· one , to . e1aht GABS turnover, put tbe Panlh· ID Tlllllpa, llld tbe other baH pomt!l. Tile ~anih.ers b1gge~t ers ~ead for keep1. 1D allier Florida dtleo, lead came wt!b 2.59 left m ~ade 11 68-00 With 3.02 The Reda wW go up aralnlt lbe first hall - 32-24. mg. lbe Pblladel hi8 •n•~- fin1 GAHS reduced the Panthers' Bob Ford pumped In a P p...,... 0 one.ill-point - 34·33tbe count lo wtth. 1<18to left the half. our- w1th reducing 2:67 remaining. mg mtermisslon..'the Gallians ' easy cr1p made It 10-67 still trailed by Mt• 38·37, 2:03 left. IEIIJNO DEMOTED First GalllpoiJt.;Jead came Rod Gilkey tipped in a NEW YORK (UPI) -Rod wil!t 7148 lell ·l@!te lhlrd per- ball with 1:53 !ell, making lleJllng, defeneeman ollha New IOd od John !~on's long 7!Hl9. Radford hit again York Rangers ol lhl National jumper lrolll lbJ!.I!()mer. Galli- the corner with 1:41 left, Hockey Leasue, wae ullgned polis bliill up Its: biggest lead It was 72-69. th 1 b sd wltb 5:14 lei! IIi.. lhls canto - Ford popped In another twin e c u Thur ay to the Clippers of tile American Hockey League. Itt 12 game~ lor the Rangers ihls season, Selling, 22, had scored one goal and made one assist. • "I: CRAIG'S MARKET Syracuse Ohio I ;::::;::;::;;:::;::;::;::;::::::::::::::::::~·~;:;:::;:::::::::~llll·argln o~e, ~;::t'~ ~u.":r;~ln= •fiOD tit. Ltt Ul ••, ...ty THE DAILY SENTINEl ahanla Ill bleulnp. DEVOTED TO INTIIlRBST 011 loiEIOI • MAliOII A1Ut\ 11 of 22 free tosses. ,. llpolll Sl. Galllpolll out-rebclullded tbe Pulhera, fl.U. Jadllon bad 12, Davidian 11, P· J,>. Ryal 10 rebounds for tbe rOieri. lAlJid and Radfonl 11 1 d 12 e· h 1 lh lnne or · ae 8 w n. . GslllpoUs commilte\1. 20 eostIf llltnoVert. The PlliOtn bad but Dl!le•. Mqore linlshod ru,bt wltb lli pointa. Ford pa Gaillpolll wllh 2l. Pomeroy Is now 3-3 on tile HISOD, and :1-3 lnside, lhe COGterence. Gall polls ta 2-S in all camu and 0-5 in the SEOAL. Last nlahl's loss 1\'aJ Galllpoi· It' ninth straJaht in •lOop pl1.1 durq tbe past two yell'l In the reserve a~. ·Jail Werry pomped in 21 :P.mll to 'ead the CUbs to a '43-38 IVlll ~ver the Blue Imps. 'fAe But· aon had 16 for tile losers . .. 8os score of the 2l varsity ame 1 POMEllOY (t} Swisher 4-1-9; a.dford s2-! 2; Loga!l 11-1-tli' Moore 8-+-2S; Whaley :HI-t: Andmon H-4. 1'0'J'ALS 27-2175 ' GAIJJPOIJS • MtllDLIPOAf Cloolng Chrt.tmu Evo At 7 McCarty 0-0-0; 9 p.ln..O,.,. Jloo, d AIIO '"' -t-18 . Spe~teer s~J" ii• Ford ' ' afNftMI1 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. :::a, Downie-Gross, _Pomeroy ~~ The WAFFLE SHOP t :seavm Folks who think the Coppa-. lino case verdict means he'll l win easily his $1,000,000 suit a- . gains! Mrs. Farber should be apprised "one crime is not! binding on the other" . . . And : it's not unknown in such sue- ;I reeding cases, civil suits for I -~ .....··-.... ...... .,.._ ., .e MDIU WHtt aflill~ • Md PW PROFFin'S OHIO -~~~ • • , . . , 1111o ..S.•aaa• lllll1 ...tllltl elliot. ne.-, ... omll.o.... OliO ...... ....... ..U: Ole nar ttO.DO: Ill: mondal. 15.2!h Three montha. 0.00 WWIIe!l'll' S'I'RACUSI! .... •rtet ............, 1 "ua~ I RACINE,, HOME BANK ~ lh II 1 _ . . . ...1..................... Molbt l6til.t 'II'MN earttet ltftltot RACINI ~ OHIO ..,... A Holiday Message It~ ' your Sh en.,, i ~ M"'' 1111 thl lllllhrft mul hitpplrms of 70111 j1mily. H~~~ 11 Aoly Chri.!tmas DatJ, .,,. aelld greetiaga w alt. Jo1o11J Holiday. Meigs County Water Co. MIDDLEPORT - OHIO BROWN'S MARINE SALES M!NEIIIV!LLI We extend w11rmest wishes to you for ~ a Merry Christmas and a fl,qppy and Pros' "' perous New Year. .~ MERRY CHRISTMAS 7 SHERIFF and MRS. I I :!lo ROBERT C.:nARTENBACH . ;ij, ballet bar tD strel<h hi• leg to a 00-degi'ee position as he ~=Its ill process of gelling· oft a IIIQt far the Botton OHIO . ~--==----- - }'e~ce:, That's the mess11ge from us fo you, as we take this opportunity o!titt~ We with you, ene ond all lfl tht~nli'Jou for another ytlll' bli"g 11 .,~ mlomer! ~tlu, a Joyous, fun-flllod hallday _ .... @~ soo4 wilhu. •• Warm Greetin and .' I I • ' ' .,.J ·.· ' ' Thanks To Our Meigs_$o. Frien~sl ... ' ' a'ejoice! f . RAY RI·GGi, .· INC .~~ OHIO out fifle friends to.upresf our greetinfB, thor~"' I be~~ . V. D. EDWARDS INS. f; and C118tomer1. At Chrlst17111$, we'rf up~clally ham of 8eaM»t . . . and A,. HAPPY NEW YEARI ~U year long, we're grateful UNCO.LN-MERt;:U.ilf OHIO 8ER FRANKliN. Sl\IKt PHONE 992-3491 ' : POMEROY, 0. ATHENS, o. ... ~-------''---------___;-'--~-- . 593 .~~ .',i:,'l , ,,.,, front of the churcll and a rna- : f i donna and candelabra with a l!; soft red light placed in tbe bap-1 ii' tJstry. AI llltl Jqeu d•e _,._ elfeP ~ • 7. . 1"8...... - · . ot..,.,rMI wlollH fat- a pept'\1••• ••,_,,. Wioia7l 'I'• 7•• ... 1-·"llftrr:r tllrle'-•1 p'OME:DQY . · . . Pi'~ . CEMENT... BLOCK CO. ~ ,';TH.. -or \I .... ~~~-~------- ·, I ' .• ' \'iere in charge of the Loyal Ber11 cans Class. ~ The program opened with the younger children present11 ing songs, reeitations, and IIi musical numbers. The older ~ children preSOilted a playlet, : '~tWaiMI"T ANI) EMPLOYES . • ''The Manger Scene,'' wiUl ail ~ adult leader and children tak- ,, ' ·' < . !' • f ~ i I .! ~ in~~,~~nior and Senior class" es had charge of the candlc- • light service tilled, "The Story of Light," as seen from the II Creation of the Earth to the ll bope of eternity. The program closed with the singing of "Si· ~ tent Night." i - • I • • --- Nativity Will . Be Presented Saturday Eve The Nativity Scene will be presented in scripture, songs and live pictures al tbe Trinity United Church of Christ, Satur· day evening beginning at 8:30 p.m. Rev. Wilbur Perrin will be the narratDr, assisted by the Senior Choir and a 20.vo1ce children's choir. Mary and Joseph will be portrayed by Jane Baer and .Ralpb Werry. Rickie Gilmore will be Gabriel, and the Shepherds are Rick Werner, Roger Gilmore, Paul DorneU, J.o:dwe Young and Rick Gilmore. Angels will be. portrayed by Char1sse Porter, Mary ~·ranc!S, Susan Lanning, Nancy Mayer, Cathy Watson, Sally Globokar, and Susan Heaton. Wisemeu are Alldy Porter, Mike Globokar and Mike Young. Tbe public Is Invited. The program will end with a candelelight service. DANCE TUNIGBT Tonight tbe Pomeroy Band ' will sponsor a hlgb school daltce p~y ,open tD ~ publl.o at lhl :n:;~~J:!~~~ dame will 'be ltelcl ' trom ap.m. · . I t f f ....,__,_'!'""'....,~""'-' ' ...;..,.;·;;:, ~ _.....,........._ __,, lo u.p.m. " -~- ,. ' = ~.C~'N'C'(IIlN~IliCIIII.ftllll.ll.ftClCIIIC'CJIIC'CIIIC~ JOHN HAVLICEK or the Bostoil Ce\t!fl doesn't need a Goob WILL ~ ~ 1! li ~hda~mas .!Jfl the 'Jlirit of tllt Jhir hrHJiti11DII bl be!IOUJIJ on JON llllfl !le'J· l S The worship table held a canil die and open Bible. De<:orations Dear Meigs Countiahs, I aMart n,. ·church was decorated tn' ~ 11 wish you ~ !! I keeping with tbe Christmas ~ ! son wtth candles in the win111 dows, net over cotton draped [ ~I with poinsettias used in the, from ~ Wa , a~~~ 1 11 A JOroas ef;i'stmaJ .. Seventy-five young people. from Lile Cradle Roll D e p I. ' through the senior high class _ __ .. ___ _ .. ___ . . __ ____ _. __ took pa:·t in the annual Christ..~•cbi:CICCICII.tCIIICICtC'IIItCICICICICIC'CteeteiCaiCICtet.ei.CtetC'C~ICICW~ mas J.lrogram held Sunday eve= l! mng ot the Middleport Church KaUobl ..~ fttnli6W.Uwn '' MC:INI WILLIAMS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE BoutnelU IUm.ball. IDe.. 3&3 ....... too Av... Now York QtJ, t.t'l SYRACUSE 1 DRM IN Young People Of Church Give Program From All Of Us At Oblo. .t . We're joining Santa and his reindeer in sending warmest wishes for a joyce' holiday, rich in many blessings. Do have a wonderful Chrisfmasl tal l'boae " ' 1-11.17. D.ltrH .. .eeclad . . . t:dllll• ...tttt lilt Ill ..... td&ll . . . . ..,... 4 joyNl Fernanda Wanamaker Leas : limped Into and out of "21" on Kelly-green cratches; fell down stairs at home ... Sam Sheppard's fee to lawyer F. Lee Bailey will come !rom Sam' s book royalties ... Barrister Bai· ley signed a lecture contract with the Harry Walker Agency (which books Bishop Ptke, Barry Goldwater, Mark Lane, Chet 1 Huntley, etc.) With two monthsi of high-lee talks in Ill. and N.D.: and next fall in N.J. ' I .....uo Sl .. VtJtniii'OI• Obllia.:s''aJ-. SU. a..e. OW~ PboM WY I .n I • - ... ...,..., br Tllo Oblo YalleJ PI-~ C:OtiiiPI.Di• llo 1&1- We taisc: our voicet with tbl\-.rollta to sing the ptalles of 0 ,·ce =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====--=----=--===;;.•' ••'"'" a. OtNft. Pdllltttr Chtltll TlnMI'IIII. ldllor ftb!Wal eYirJ e:~::,r~~~:~~~~Dai~Iy~,~~~m~l;r:I~,~~~cJJ~;~~~Y~)~~~t;"';~rt~;'~';·~~~~it, 1 --- --- ~ J 1~!u.o 0 1 B...· a'd woy Bu;t Reynolds has bounced who assumes varloll!ltdenlllles blgttme Chi news . back frum tbe cancoelled . 1n his pursuit of underground ~ • and bride Kay, lonner Mr "Hawk" series to star in a new I stories Marshall Field, are In . one-hour skein called ''Lassit· • U age, Alaska, looking at a . • : 1 er," whkh Filmways will pro- HOLI.YWOOD (UPil - John nallsllc setup ... Have a duce for a future spot on the Drew Barrymore has •igned for , STORIES tbat Jackie Glea- damages have literally rever'!- ord IKildare) Chamberlain, is- la:O rumor: Carter Burden CBS ,network. Reynolds will a guest appear:mce on tb e son "signed" for next.CHS sea-· ed lbe ury (even to n't discouraged by his "Break· BUl Vanden Heuvel of the portray a magazine journalist "Jericho" television series. son ain't so: be'll be a "huge retroactive guilt, which fast at Tiffany's" flop - he's by ~ennedy camp followers are holdout" ... Judge Saul Streit's course reuld not eopardize negotiating another Bdwy. mus· buymg a Harlemd ~~paPJr r 1 decision on the Kennedy-Man- prior innoceut verdict but right now . . . Dick Cham- ~ ··· Trombon!st Fre ~nns r. chester book will be handed have staggering effect on · said "audiences liked of ~my Spears GleaRsoacohellte ll down New Year's Eve; even career of any professional Abe Burrows version of band IS iilma~emg the consequent appeal will be a· So_ odds are, the Farber Tiffany's more than Edwal'diArroyo of N.Y . ~ Gaslight~'""'"· quickie, within one day ... Allie , won't be pursued, court obser- Albee's." [· . · Mel Opera ttckets ID for Sherman gets one more year to ' vers insist.. Lawrence S. CLarry) Fanning, other '67 season wom? improve his Giants grid losses before Wellington Mara buys Lou Halper, who boxed Barn. up the rest of his tel}oseason ey Ro~skin Phllly in their pact . . . Merv Griffin's buying deys, ~s chall'm~n of a OPTOMETRIST hili thlrd radio station this wrestlmg show m tbe . week: in Atlantic City . .. After [ N. J. Armory, all . Off "Carousel" stops at City Cen· : tbe beleaguered . Barney, fig!.1t· ll ice Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on tre, star Bruce Yarnell must . mtgg~c~are~e:':r~in~Ch~tc~a!go~..~-:_R~Ic~h·~~~="'Th;;u;rs~-,;.,;Ea;s;;,t,;;C;ou;rt.;,;:;St;··~P~o;m~e;ro;;;y,.,..,.,..,...J~,;,,.,,.,.,....,....,....,....,...,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--Iiiii~ Time lor us undergo leg surgery Gino i . lo speed very Lollobrigida arrived at La warm wishes for Grenouilles in late evening tbe Yuletide Holiday ' with a very young man and she lo you, May yoar · day be requested "a Iable in a dark bright wilh joy il'nd merriment corner" and so Gina and young shared with your loved ones, We swain left because The Froghope you han a wonderful Cltl'btmasZ pond has everything but dark corners for smoochers . . . The FROM ALL OF US AT in-thing is to have read t be Manchester book condensation already: even THE hairdresser has. lbe· U-18. , · eontesf •I tile fret .tl;ow lanea By ~~~~ wllb '' ·of S2 cbltilY t'olsis. 'QalllpollJ 14 2S D :10 -fl I the dut SinOIII'a birth, Joyollt stRs<Jn'a pedoal to Olle IDd all at <ll.tlsuustlde. I' wltb !be l'!lbound. It wu .U u ...t-.4'1: Gilby ,..._,...: ltfal I The lim u. blightly shining .. , k lube Dlpt of • ' ,, I . ' !• I -- l' ' ... '""'·.·" ' I ••. in all lands, for all people, ami may the full tide of goodwill ''e share this Christmas season overflow in all the years to come. ~­ t ! I t All the folks at Ohio Power extend best wishes to you and youra for a very ~erry Christmas and a New Year filled with health, bappinut ____; j and prosperity. ' . .\ \. ., tl\." lllftlt,.l~ . ' ··-·-··· - . ..... ' I I I . • . '• ~ ..... ... �.' ( • {. ' 0.01 Selltlllel, Pomeroy-JIIMieport, 0., Dee. 23, lllee N~..; .v;;....:..,. . IB ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Vlo i.., 1 :: fll~a&-:yell t- ~·~;;- ;:;w~·(uPI) .:.'!be :e ~~- RaJns, Nil! 0r11a freool!l• in lbe piiYtl' penllllllel director of lhe ; .adQDIJ FootbiiiLG~ T:)IJI'$. new team. I of the frantbl• 111- Sclrfeuk, John w. lllecom Jr.• majorll)> e ~m all4 of lbe telin orcanlMd as qulckl)', Poll .. eroy'. Tr'l·psl: Galll·po·J·I·s . .' · · possl-=bl=··====::.l75 - . • . ., : · ·.• .· . . '. . oY~~eroy bit 2'1 -J~ ioal attealpla. PHS .!1011 · Valley Lumber and Supply MIDDLiii'ORT OHIO ~!.:~.~~~ 'l'OTM ~~ ' lleld . "3 In·· SEOAL ·Cage. ·r~·lt ·;":tte~::~ =c.o!: Po~=--~:: , _:··. . ' · . , . . .,, , · • BY IIOBART.·WIIAON JR. 411-40 '1\eo the Panthers bepa-polnlar from fll' out with 1:32 Bill Moore 6-11 selllor :... art! hlttl~ from the outside - Ulld· left It was 71-71 Wllh sa see' . o• • lh • • -····· eanned two free !brows Wllb er tbe hoops - and at e tree onda 1~11. GaiUpoUa .......,.. a 211 aeconda remallllng to usure throw Une. colden opporlunllf to 10 lbead. Coach RUSI Moore'• Pomeroy . · 'lbe Gallllul !lpped tbe ball at Purple Panlben a 75-73 tri- Durioi tbo torrid third per· least nveu Umu under tbdli' lllllPh over Coach Duke Bur- iod, the lead exch~~~~&ed hands 01111 bukel, but It never 11111t 11011'1 vlsiUDf! !c:)&Uipo)ls Blue four Umes. The acoro was Uecl Ill. Swllhor Jlllally Wile down Devils Thurada)- nlgiiL once. Ron Logan and Moore, aided Moore, . son of ll)e Panther ' by Bill Radford and Don SwlabCINCINNATI IUPll - A ticoacl\,. shpped in one tree toss er, kepi the Panthers moving IIIDI Florida eablbltiOIIIdled• with 1:1~ left to &IVe the Pan· in tb1 ihlrd t Moo I' tbOtl a11 Marel 10 lllto8Jb f tbers a 73·71 lead. Hls two grat- . ltbcannlno. 1A~.!. •••t 11 00 lo ,... "'-• U 1 8 •wouo '"' Is tosses wttll i9 seconds left Jumper w tap r ... """' made it 75--71. gave the Panthers 1 65-9 ltad Reda aut aprlq. going into the final frame. Retia Pretldeal WOllam 0. Blue DevU forward Gene 'lbe final atwa kept lana De Witt eeld 'lblll'lday bat(Juice) J~okson bit a short on their leet. The score was terymea wUJ report for aJillnl Jumper With 11 seconds on bed siX times, but lbe Pantb- tralllDI Feb. 2S IDtl Ia o I d the clock, making the fmal ers never trailed alter Rad- lllelr llret workout lbe aest count r~ad 75-7~ It was a thrill· lord's long Jumper !rom the day, 'l'bt teA of the 1<1uad mg lirliab . tD •nolher tbrtllmg corner w1~ 7:4l(efl· wru repotl l!'tb. !7. contes~ . _. It was tted 56-55, 67-57, 59-59, Alter the Panfuers jumped a- 61~1, 63-63 and &i-e6, TH JlldJ wW play biD of bead early IJt tbe llrst llnaza, Don Swisher'• long . jwnper lllelr uhlbiUGIII at lilt epriiJ GaillpoliS tralle(jptrougbout .tbe w1th 3:27 left, followmg a lralnlng lllime, AI Lopeo Field llrst half. lro!JI'· one , to . e1aht GABS turnover, put tbe Panlh· ID Tlllllpa, llld tbe other baH pomt!l. Tile ~anih.ers b1gge~t ers ~ead for keep1. 1D allier Florida dtleo, lead came wt!b 2.59 left m ~ade 11 68-00 With 3.02 The Reda wW go up aralnlt lbe first hall - 32-24. mg. lbe Pblladel hi8 •n•~- fin1 GAHS reduced the Panthers' Bob Ford pumped In a P p...,... 0 one.ill-point - 34·33tbe count lo wtth. 1<18to left the half. our- w1th reducing 2:67 remaining. mg mtermisslon..'the Gallians ' easy cr1p made It 10-67 still trailed by Mt• 38·37, 2:03 left. IEIIJNO DEMOTED First GalllpoiJt.;Jead came Rod Gilkey tipped in a NEW YORK (UPI) -Rod wil!t 7148 lell ·l@!te lhlrd per- ball with 1:53 !ell, making lleJllng, defeneeman ollha New IOd od John !~on's long 7!Hl9. Radford hit again York Rangers ol lhl National jumper lrolll lbJ!.I!()mer. Galli- the corner with 1:41 left, Hockey Leasue, wae ullgned polis bliill up Its: biggest lead It was 72-69. th 1 b sd wltb 5:14 lei! IIi.. lhls canto - Ford popped In another twin e c u Thur ay to the Clippers of tile American Hockey League. Itt 12 game~ lor the Rangers ihls season, Selling, 22, had scored one goal and made one assist. • "I: CRAIG'S MARKET Syracuse Ohio I ;::::;::;::;;:::;::;::;::;::::::::::::::::::~·~;:;:::;:::::::::~llll·argln o~e, ~;::t'~ ~u.":r;~ln= •fiOD tit. Ltt Ul ••, ...ty THE DAILY SENTINEl ahanla Ill bleulnp. DEVOTED TO INTIIlRBST 011 loiEIOI • MAliOII A1Ut\ 11 of 22 free tosses. ,. llpolll Sl. Galllpolll out-rebclullded tbe Pulhera, fl.U. Jadllon bad 12, Davidian 11, P· J,>. Ryal 10 rebounds for tbe rOieri. lAlJid and Radfonl 11 1 d 12 e· h 1 lh lnne or · ae 8 w n. . GslllpoUs commilte\1. 20 eostIf llltnoVert. The PlliOtn bad but Dl!le•. Mqore linlshod ru,bt wltb lli pointa. Ford pa Gaillpolll wllh 2l. Pomeroy Is now 3-3 on tile HISOD, and :1-3 lnside, lhe COGterence. Gall polls ta 2-S in all camu and 0-5 in the SEOAL. Last nlahl's loss 1\'aJ Galllpoi· It' ninth straJaht in •lOop pl1.1 durq tbe past two yell'l In the reserve a~. ·Jail Werry pomped in 21 :P.mll to 'ead the CUbs to a '43-38 IVlll ~ver the Blue Imps. 'fAe But· aon had 16 for tile losers . .. 8os score of the 2l varsity ame 1 POMEllOY (t} Swisher 4-1-9; a.dford s2-! 2; Loga!l 11-1-tli' Moore 8-+-2S; Whaley :HI-t: Andmon H-4. 1'0'J'ALS 27-2175 ' GAIJJPOIJS • MtllDLIPOAf Cloolng Chrt.tmu Evo At 7 McCarty 0-0-0; 9 p.ln..O,.,. Jloo, d AIIO '"' -t-18 . Spe~teer s~J" ii• Ford ' ' afNftMI1 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. :::a, Downie-Gross, _Pomeroy ~~ The WAFFLE SHOP t :seavm Folks who think the Coppa-. lino case verdict means he'll l win easily his $1,000,000 suit a- . gains! Mrs. Farber should be apprised "one crime is not! binding on the other" . . . And : it's not unknown in such sue- ;I reeding cases, civil suits for I -~ .....··-.... ...... .,.._ ., .e MDIU WHtt aflill~ • Md PW PROFFin'S OHIO -~~~ • • , . . , 1111o ..S.•aaa• lllll1 ...tllltl elliot. ne.-, ... omll.o.... OliO ...... ....... ..U: Ole nar ttO.DO: Ill: mondal. 15.2!h Three montha. 0.00 WWIIe!l'll' S'I'RACUSI! .... •rtet ............, 1 "ua~ I RACINE,, HOME BANK ~ lh II 1 _ . . . ...1..................... Molbt l6til.t 'II'MN earttet ltftltot RACINI ~ OHIO ..,... A Holiday Message It~ ' your Sh en.,, i ~ M"'' 1111 thl lllllhrft mul hitpplrms of 70111 j1mily. H~~~ 11 Aoly Chri.!tmas DatJ, .,,. aelld greetiaga w alt. Jo1o11J Holiday. Meigs County Water Co. MIDDLEPORT - OHIO BROWN'S MARINE SALES M!NEIIIV!LLI We extend w11rmest wishes to you for ~ a Merry Christmas and a fl,qppy and Pros' "' perous New Year. .~ MERRY CHRISTMAS 7 SHERIFF and MRS. I I :!lo ROBERT C.:nARTENBACH . ;ij, ballet bar tD strel<h hi• leg to a 00-degi'ee position as he ~=Its ill process of gelling· oft a IIIQt far the Botton OHIO . ~--==----- - }'e~ce:, That's the mess11ge from us fo you, as we take this opportunity o!titt~ We with you, ene ond all lfl tht~nli'Jou for another ytlll' bli"g 11 .,~ mlomer! ~tlu, a Joyous, fun-flllod hallday _ .... @~ soo4 wilhu. •• Warm Greetin and .' I I • ' ' .,.J ·.· ' ' Thanks To Our Meigs_$o. Frien~sl ... ' ' a'ejoice! f . RAY RI·GGi, .· INC .~~ OHIO out fifle friends to.upresf our greetinfB, thor~"' I be~~ . V. D. EDWARDS INS. f; and C118tomer1. At Chrlst17111$, we'rf up~clally ham of 8eaM»t . . . and A,. HAPPY NEW YEARI ~U year long, we're grateful UNCO.LN-MERt;:U.ilf OHIO 8ER FRANKliN. Sl\IKt PHONE 992-3491 ' : POMEROY, 0. ATHENS, o. ... ~-------''---------___;-'--~-- . 593 .~~ .',i:,'l , ,,.,, front of the churcll and a rna- : f i donna and candelabra with a l!; soft red light placed in tbe bap-1 ii' tJstry. AI llltl Jqeu d•e _,._ elfeP ~ • 7. . 1"8...... - · . ot..,.,rMI wlollH fat- a pept'\1••• ••,_,,. Wioia7l 'I'• 7•• ... 1-·"llftrr:r tllrle'-•1 p'OME:DQY . · . . Pi'~ . CEMENT... BLOCK CO. ~ ,';TH.. -or \I .... ~~~-~------- ·, I ' .• ' \'iere in charge of the Loyal Ber11 cans Class. ~ The program opened with the younger children present11 ing songs, reeitations, and IIi musical numbers. The older ~ children preSOilted a playlet, : '~tWaiMI"T ANI) EMPLOYES . • ''The Manger Scene,'' wiUl ail ~ adult leader and children tak- ,, ' ·' < . !' • f ~ i I .! ~ in~~,~~nior and Senior class" es had charge of the candlc- • light service tilled, "The Story of Light," as seen from the II Creation of the Earth to the ll bope of eternity. The program closed with the singing of "Si· ~ tent Night." i - • I • • --- Nativity Will . Be Presented Saturday Eve The Nativity Scene will be presented in scripture, songs and live pictures al tbe Trinity United Church of Christ, Satur· day evening beginning at 8:30 p.m. Rev. Wilbur Perrin will be the narratDr, assisted by the Senior Choir and a 20.vo1ce children's choir. Mary and Joseph will be portrayed by Jane Baer and .Ralpb Werry. Rickie Gilmore will be Gabriel, and the Shepherds are Rick Werner, Roger Gilmore, Paul DorneU, J.o:dwe Young and Rick Gilmore. Angels will be. portrayed by Char1sse Porter, Mary ~·ranc!S, Susan Lanning, Nancy Mayer, Cathy Watson, Sally Globokar, and Susan Heaton. Wisemeu are Alldy Porter, Mike Globokar and Mike Young. Tbe public Is Invited. The program will end with a candelelight service. DANCE TUNIGBT Tonight tbe Pomeroy Band ' will sponsor a hlgb school daltce p~y ,open tD ~ publl.o at lhl :n:;~~J:!~~~ dame will 'be ltelcl ' trom ap.m. · . I t f f ....,__,_'!'""'....,~""'-' ' ...;..,.;·;;:, ~ _.....,........._ __,, lo u.p.m. " -~- ,. ' = ~.C~'N'C'(IIlN~IliCIIII.ftllll.ll.ftClCIIIC'CJIIC'CIIIC~ JOHN HAVLICEK or the Bostoil Ce\t!fl doesn't need a Goob WILL ~ ~ 1! li ~hda~mas .!Jfl the 'Jlirit of tllt Jhir hrHJiti11DII bl be!IOUJIJ on JON llllfl !le'J· l S The worship table held a canil die and open Bible. De<:orations Dear Meigs Countiahs, I aMart n,. ·church was decorated tn' ~ 11 wish you ~ !! I keeping with tbe Christmas ~ ! son wtth candles in the win111 dows, net over cotton draped [ ~I with poinsettias used in the, from ~ Wa , a~~~ 1 11 A JOroas ef;i'stmaJ .. Seventy-five young people. from Lile Cradle Roll D e p I. ' through the senior high class _ __ .. ___ _ .. ___ . . __ ____ _. __ took pa:·t in the annual Christ..~•cbi:CICCICII.tCIIICICtC'IIItCICICICICIC'CteeteiCaiCICtet.ei.CtetC'C~ICICW~ mas J.lrogram held Sunday eve= l! mng ot the Middleport Church KaUobl ..~ fttnli6W.Uwn '' MC:INI WILLIAMS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE BoutnelU IUm.ball. IDe.. 3&3 ....... too Av... Now York QtJ, t.t'l SYRACUSE 1 DRM IN Young People Of Church Give Program From All Of Us At Oblo. .t . We're joining Santa and his reindeer in sending warmest wishes for a joyce' holiday, rich in many blessings. Do have a wonderful Chrisfmasl tal l'boae " ' 1-11.17. D.ltrH .. .eeclad . . . t:dllll• ...tttt lilt Ill ..... td&ll . . . . ..,... 4 joyNl Fernanda Wanamaker Leas : limped Into and out of "21" on Kelly-green cratches; fell down stairs at home ... Sam Sheppard's fee to lawyer F. Lee Bailey will come !rom Sam' s book royalties ... Barrister Bai· ley signed a lecture contract with the Harry Walker Agency (which books Bishop Ptke, Barry Goldwater, Mark Lane, Chet 1 Huntley, etc.) With two monthsi of high-lee talks in Ill. and N.D.: and next fall in N.J. ' I .....uo Sl .. VtJtniii'OI• Obllia.:s''aJ-. SU. a..e. OW~ PboM WY I .n I • - ... ...,..., br Tllo Oblo YalleJ PI-~ C:OtiiiPI.Di• llo 1&1- We taisc: our voicet with tbl\-.rollta to sing the ptalles of 0 ,·ce =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====--=----=--===;;.•' ••'"'" a. OtNft. Pdllltttr Chtltll TlnMI'IIII. ldllor ftb!Wal eYirJ e:~::,r~~~:~~~~Dai~Iy~,~~~m~l;r:I~,~~~cJJ~;~~~Y~)~~~t;"';~rt~;'~';·~~~~it, 1 --- --- ~ J 1~!u.o 0 1 B...· a'd woy Bu;t Reynolds has bounced who assumes varloll!ltdenlllles blgttme Chi news . back frum tbe cancoelled . 1n his pursuit of underground ~ • and bride Kay, lonner Mr "Hawk" series to star in a new I stories Marshall Field, are In . one-hour skein called ''Lassit· • U age, Alaska, looking at a . • : 1 er," whkh Filmways will pro- HOLI.YWOOD (UPil - John nallsllc setup ... Have a duce for a future spot on the Drew Barrymore has •igned for , STORIES tbat Jackie Glea- damages have literally rever'!- ord IKildare) Chamberlain, is- la:O rumor: Carter Burden CBS ,network. Reynolds will a guest appear:mce on tb e son "signed" for next.CHS sea-· ed lbe ury (even to n't discouraged by his "Break· BUl Vanden Heuvel of the portray a magazine journalist "Jericho" television series. son ain't so: be'll be a "huge retroactive guilt, which fast at Tiffany's" flop - he's by ~ennedy camp followers are holdout" ... Judge Saul Streit's course reuld not eopardize negotiating another Bdwy. mus· buymg a Harlemd ~~paPJr r 1 decision on the Kennedy-Man- prior innoceut verdict but right now . . . Dick Cham- ~ ··· Trombon!st Fre ~nns r. chester book will be handed have staggering effect on · said "audiences liked of ~my Spears GleaRsoacohellte ll down New Year's Eve; even career of any professional Abe Burrows version of band IS iilma~emg the consequent appeal will be a· So_ odds are, the Farber Tiffany's more than Edwal'diArroyo of N.Y . ~ Gaslight~'""'"· quickie, within one day ... Allie , won't be pursued, court obser- Albee's." [· . · Mel Opera ttckets ID for Sherman gets one more year to ' vers insist.. Lawrence S. CLarry) Fanning, other '67 season wom? improve his Giants grid losses before Wellington Mara buys Lou Halper, who boxed Barn. up the rest of his tel}oseason ey Ro~skin Phllly in their pact . . . Merv Griffin's buying deys, ~s chall'm~n of a OPTOMETRIST hili thlrd radio station this wrestlmg show m tbe . week: in Atlantic City . .. After [ N. J. Armory, all . Off "Carousel" stops at City Cen· : tbe beleaguered . Barney, fig!.1t· ll ice Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon on tre, star Bruce Yarnell must . mtgg~c~are~e:':r~in~Ch~tc~a!go~..~-:_R~Ic~h·~~~="'Th;;u;rs~-,;.,;Ea;s;;,t,;;C;ou;rt.;,;:;St;··~P~o;m~e;ro;;;y,.,..,.,..,...J~,;,,.,,.,.,....,....,....,....,...,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--Iiiii~ Time lor us undergo leg surgery Gino i . lo speed very Lollobrigida arrived at La warm wishes for Grenouilles in late evening tbe Yuletide Holiday ' with a very young man and she lo you, May yoar · day be requested "a Iable in a dark bright wilh joy il'nd merriment corner" and so Gina and young shared with your loved ones, We swain left because The Froghope you han a wonderful Cltl'btmasZ pond has everything but dark corners for smoochers . . . The FROM ALL OF US AT in-thing is to have read t be Manchester book condensation already: even THE hairdresser has. lbe· U-18. , · eontesf •I tile fret .tl;ow lanea By ~~~~ wllb '' ·of S2 cbltilY t'olsis. 'QalllpollJ 14 2S D :10 -fl I the dut SinOIII'a birth, Joyollt stRs<Jn'a pedoal to Olle IDd all at <ll.tlsuustlde. I' wltb !be l'!lbound. It wu .U u ...t-.4'1: Gilby ,..._,...: ltfal I The lim u. blightly shining .. , k lube Dlpt of • ' ,, I . ' !• I -- l' ' ... '""'·.·" ' I ••. in all lands, for all people, ami may the full tide of goodwill ''e share this Christmas season overflow in all the years to come. ~­ t ! I t All the folks at Ohio Power extend best wishes to you and youra for a very ~erry Christmas and a New Year filled with health, bappinut ____; j and prosperity. ' . .\ \. ., tl\." lllftlt,.l~ . ' ··-·-··· - . ..... ' I I I . • . '• ~ ..... ... �I' ' I ), 'I VTAH LOCATION HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - ''Tbe llevll's Brigade," slarring WIJ. llam Holden, wiD be filmed limos! entirely on localion near Salt Lake City. 1 11--D.ny SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 23, 1966 ' ATOMIC AcetiRAft Accuracy of the so-called a. tomic elock Is the highest ill the world. The tuning of an a· tomie clock e;,n be•so:r.~::l as to amount to a dl of only one second in 1,000 Merger of Firlll8 &EW~(UPl)l·-;:~:lr::;-;~~::::;:::::::::::::::::::; Corp. says dlreeters of Relrac:lerles & Abrasives Corp., Buffalo, bave approved a er of the two fil'ms. Ferro rectors wiD vote on 1ba proposal aext week. SEASON'S CHEER From Us To You Santa sends his very best to all of •GICJWiDI aood wishes ao out to you from all of our The plan calls for purChase by Ferro of outstanding com-11 mon stock .r the BuHalo at $25 a share, a deal wblJcllll would be worth more than milfoon. Ferro makes c~::ll cals and ·glasa l!bers; E Is a manufacturer of crucibles and abrasives grlta. \ ' you, our favor- staff. WholtMit DJributors !Bett:er Business Bureau. Most repaktnen are honest. Those who &reD'* can be put out of B.R.W. Hardware & Leather Supply WINKS AND WINKS A man n~s one-seventh of 1 seeond to wink his eye on purpose, but when be winks bls •ye by reflex it snaps shut 1n lne-lhird of the lime. o#Refigion I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moo,.. · e~ of Galllpolls spent a Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetberbolt and chlldren in Marietta. History Changes Much of Pious Legends Believed by Many People as Gospel Truth Unscramble the5e four Jumblea, one letter to each ~quart, to form four ordinary word1. fitting oeeaslon te to a European monastery." All tile the "Christ Mass" -the "The monk wllo Ill tllli tth bridges ID ibt Many people take it to be commE1!loratlng the Century created Kasper, Mel- are l1le ~ II "gospel truth" that Jesus Christ birthday. 'l'lle chtlce seems chlor and Balthaw- was nit a a methOd ol was born In a crude wooden bave been dictated not by wicked person," he says, "but a 8igllfd by slable on Dec. 25, 1 A.D., that particular historical evidence friendly, well-meaning man with bllni who Jl., shortly thereafter received tradition concerning the actual a senBe of humor." l!e thought sign the gtlt!l !rom three Oriental kings dale of Jeaus' birth, bu1 rather the three ''kings" should bave eel under tlle Darned Kaspar, Melchior ami by a desire to Cln:Jatlanlze DEGUBH Balthasar. Roman revel which marked 1 winter solstice. Actually, not one of . these The Biblical evidence plaintly II famillar details of the First HEMJJL4Y N"" III'1'0IIP the cln:led letbln Christmas comes from the New n·~ toformllruurprloo-er,u Testament. All are the products L.::=~~~=-:=:~;-:~-~~·~u:w:•~ted:;b)'~rlhuboftcutoaa. of pious lmaglnation, and Paltestlnian obepherds take _l!lllllh A "V'V probably are contrary to their flocks inte the field . . U _ _ __ _ ___ historical fact. graze at IIJibl. DJring c-... 10...,...1 . Take the matter of that period indicentally lhlhle~el=:: \I IICOMI . POLiti wooden stable. it bas been normaily used ,0: oil l•mbl"' DAUNT ANVIL 'U! tb.ro k i•1 Yf~lt· nlar'" depleted so often, ~n paintings livestock are empty, illllllaugbtit wltb frimtlt, 1Aa1wer1 You eould IJejaU«< for tltit111Uw dtil and pageants, that II comes as available for rent t. travelers in. eoiU1-CONTEMPf nngbbon •nil ft~~~~llf ••• a sur~rlse to many to learn that who find 1 "no vacancy" aign I"" om shi&IIIIJ M.nr1 Chris/milS &rtlliogtl the Btble says only that Mary, at the inn after givLog birth to her eon, · I "laid blJm In a manger, because As lor those "three kings there was no room for them in Orient," the noted Dutch the inn." catholic scholar, Dr. H. W. Since a manger ia a feed- Der Vaart Smith, points out trough, the clear lmplieatton of his book, "Born In Bethlahem." The U. S. Department of Ag- '1'11e new legislation, the passage Is 1!!at Jesus waa !Helicon Preu, ~~=~~;::f; riculture's Farmers Ho me Roush continued, makes born in a place where Uvestock St. Matthew's Gospel Closed All Day Christmas Sunday Administration Is better mortgage credlt available were usually kepl llul In fiTs! refers to "wile men from Open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. peel to handle the housing low and ~erate income fami- Century Bethlahem, ca!Ue were East." It does net say the1rell and 5 to 9 p.m. it needs of klw and moderate lies by mcreaslng the level not sheltered iR the kind of were three of them: thai Is MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~i:ii::::i:::i::::iiiii~~~~~~ Meigs and Gallia County !ami- activity of the agency's rural wooden barn envisioned by deduction later gentatiOWI b~~:~~~:::i:::i~~;: -:;:::::::::::::~::::ii:iiiii:i:~=iiii:i:==~ lies as a result of housln8 loan program. generations of We!!lern artists. made from tha fact that t '" • recently signed Into law, ao- Here are aome of the other They were kept in eaves, bel· Gospel Usts three idDds of f cording to Milton E. Roush changes in the rural lowed out of the soft limestone which they brought. So far Vernon McNair, county super- loan program administered by eliffs the scriptural record goes, there II visors. the area Fanners Home Admio- n Is tntemdng in thla could have been two-or Roush said the Demonstra· istralion. eonnection 10 aOie thai dozen wise men. lion Cities and Metropolitan De- Familiel who had to go the the tradition of the wooden And, says Prof. Smith, "Uilre velopment Act, signed last route of planning, COIP liable is entirely llllknown Ia is not a wisp of evidence" month by President Johnson, tracling and building a house Cltrisliana in the lands ?' lbe support the belief, wblchll makes it possible for a broader b y newly constructed i:astem Mediterranean, mclud- originated in the Middle "'l•:s, 11 range of families to qualify for :~wa ~efore the new legis- In& Palestine llseU. They bave that they were kings. On housing credit under expanded !at' gthese famllles could on- always taken lor granted lbal eontrary, 11 l4 fairly ev~::;ll housing loan authorities of the 1 '':chase previously occupied Jesus was hom in a grotto. from the text that they Farmers Home Administration. by ilpdi The assumption that Jesus priest-astrologers a type ungs. ' Qualified low • ineome faml- was bo'th rn m ~ year tAD' . ·. ts S<Obolar well-known in .,.,_,,. ,_._,_ ~-· . the baSic premiSe of the Juhan Century Babylon. During this 11e1 can now ou...... •~smg u d u-.. calendar, now genera Y use As lor the names Kaspar secson of eredit fr om Fmmers ""'ua lhrou•'"'ut the world This chi ' Administration on the ba&il of "'w · Mel or and Balthasar, Prof. pooce and good will . P . on! calendar purports to dale all Smith says, "wa owe thls fiction a co-stgner. revtous1y, Y events from the birth ol Christ. we wish yo~ those rural penons 62 years It divided history into two eras all the and older quaUfied for this -B c. before ChriBI) and A.D., lovs and happiness assistance. (~ Domino which is Latin The new legi!llalion increa~s for "the year of our Lord.") of Christmas. from $1,000 to ~,500 the miiXI- monk Oionysius Eiguus, who mum amount ol asaistance the made the calculations for the agency can make for emerge,.. Julian calendar in !he 6th cy repairs or tmprovementa Century A.D., was not very owner • occupied rural boallng good at arithmetic. He miBor !ann service bulldlngs. placed the year 1 by at least six NEW PHILADELPHIA, credit is not deslgued to years. (UP!) - A Tuscarawas r ....... tl HENRY- FRITZ- HOMER- BEULAH grade a bullding but only to re- St. Matthew's Gospel clearly ty Common Pleas Court jury MIDDLEPORT, 0. move hazards to the health and states that Jesus was born "in Wednesday, coovicled Lloyd D. MARY- BEN- DORIS- iOBBY the safety of the family and the the days of Herod the king," Gallion, 311, of eight counts eommunity. and lndicatea that Herod was the Sept. U dynamiting of hlllt• Rural families on the still alive, and slaughtering rented home at Route I, Bot~ . ' ·" of losing their homes innocent babies, two years var. .. foreclosure may save later. It Is w€11 established In Gallion, an efficiency expert ij homes if a sound basis can be historical records that Herod al RepubUc Steel m MasSillon, developed by the died in 4 B.C., !IO that Jesus was remanded Ia custody He ••''" . ~ Home Administration to must have been born about 6 was expected to be sentenced 1A· ance their debts. B.C. next week. . . .?' Financial usiatance can be Date Census . The prosecutiOn cimmed durgiven to construct rental St. LukfJ connects the birth Illig .the trial ~at. Gaihon . ing for low and moderaiAl with a decree from Augustus havmg an affatr wtth a come rural families of all Caesar requirln8 all residents ol woman, a former co-worker groups. Previously, rental the Roman Empire to enroll lor the plant. It also wass ~~~~~~: ~ 1ng financed by FHA bad to taxation. Historians have lied out he had taken life iP. the llme of this census as poUcles on Mrs. Gallion and IK:cupled by rural people, 110111ehwere between D B.C. and lour children. years and older. Mrs. Gallion, the lone 6 B.C. Loans by the Fanners nd thr of Administration are made As lor the date of Dec. 25, tense witnell, a ee . that was chosen by the church children were Injured in apphcants who are unable during the 4th Century A.D. as blast. obtain credit they need from!~~~~~~~·~~~~~--===--~ private lenders at rea!ODable ratea and terms. Applications for Farmers Rome Administration housing Belotled car'ti/4 uU (rural) loans may be made at from all of our staff. , once mors ths fOIJ the Meigs county offiee, (ASI[;SII l of Chr18trnM. Mav We wllb ,.,a and yours office), Masonic Temple Bldg., thut (Of/ be 1/UIItlo Pomeroy each Wednesday, I YefJ IIHilTJ ChriSt• at the Gallia County office, 95 l Sycamore St., Galllpolis. that Capt. Meriwether Lewis : : brought back rrom bls MIDDLEPORT, 0. E. Main Pomeroy, O. mile expedition to the west with 218 Clark. By LOUIS CAI!SELS 1 UDited Press International i] A. D. WEED and SON ite patrons. Dally SeDtlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 23, 19611--'t'J PomtfOY, Ohio r I r,... Pomeroy,O. 0 I I I IJ u I.IJ" l I don't even trust the outfits I always do business with they're the ones who can get by with gouging because you don't expect it. What can we do?- M.T.P. l--by HaiiRtBotMI-- Dee• M: If you feet you are Dear Helen: overcharged, you can take Ia thefe DO such thing as for mortgage interests, domeiDear Helen: boDes! repairman? I bought a tic services and home ownen' You've probably heard the DeW f011able typewriter Insurance. The cost of home story about the man who wanted a Utile standard attach- maintenance and repair servlhls wife up froJr. the office and eel to my desk so It would ces also continued to advance. said, "Honey, bow would you place and not "walk" as Charges for medical care I like to go dinner-dancing to. I typed. I figured It would I cllmbed seven-tenths of a per night?" Answered the wife, about flO or 415, as II was a 1 cent from October to No1rember! "I'd love it . ·· But who am I simple job. But the man with hospital costs up 2.5 per talking to?" That's me back twice - once to "meas- · cent, health insurance up 1 per If my husband ever asked me ure," once to lnstalJ. He I cent and professional services to go out ANYWHERE ~en coffee with me, talked politics, up five-tenths of one per cent. to a drive-in - I'd Ihink It was worked about ball an hour your case to small claims court. the millennium. His idea of a the mo81 - and lellt a bill for If you suspecl cheating, contact big evening is a dish of popcorn ~I My typewriter only your Consumer Counsel or and watch TV. If I want to see I''""'· a movie, he says just walt Talking to othm, here are 00 while, it will be the few c:.ase blstoriea I have beard: Show. Dancing? Forget it. A woman sent her HOW ABOUT A always too tired . .. .for aon in to get the front wheels thing. . aligned on the family car. SerIf I go to vi~tt my . pareota vlcemen pointed out aU the once a. month, I m gallivanting. "wear" and "dangerous points" He likes to eat as well as on the yeaNlld car _ and estinest, but not "out." How C8ll mated replacements would com, MIDDLEPORT break out of the rut of ~~~:~ J~~ a "mere fi!O." 1be boy Wt CIOM Al6:00 P.M. ES, DUSTING AND brougbt !be car home unrepairTV? Chrllllmlo E" eel, abe look It to another garDear D. D. and D.: age and learned there was no. Perh~ps your husband needs thlDg wrong extept a few nuts a phystcal check-up. It that eeded """'""'"" always just habit that makes a n "6"......,... "too tired .. Mak Television: whoever gets away man . · e an with less than a $35 to $'15 bill pr.ntme.nl with ~ doctor these days? Who knows bow make him keep tl. - H. good tubes they r laceT Dear Helen: ep 1 have a 38-year.old son is married with five children. He was raised by his father and stepmother, but I really love him. For the past five years now I send blm a b1rtil. day gilt but he doesn't acknow. ledge it. Also for Christmas I send II m•>ney for the children, plus a nice gilt every other year for my daughter-in-law and son. He visits his stepmother many times during the year but never comes to see me. HlnUng HELEN HELP US! GR€€TinG for Christmas W 1 liS adore Him, a9 d!d the til~£~, and tltll8 find our faith STUMPED? Gift Certificate THE SHOE BOX In SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG STORE tlze DUTTON'S and ROLLER'S Spirito{ ChriSllllas tf ~ Jlf"' J.e bal.l of Hnlu.t«Niing tmJ love tftd nJr«feg _, Jl tfte •orfJ .h;,e 'fOil,., tmlltilfl!HOH prtt«. Jury Convicts From Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Dynamiter on Eight Counts POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY POMEROY, OHIO EWING'S SUGAR RUN MILLS POMEROY, OHIO •"•• chosen his ''mother," you ' aren't the one, and, at this late date, gifts won't change hJS mind. I'm sorry I can't offer you more hope, but I will suggest one more letter before you · · up hoping. May you have may we join with Sanla in wishing ycu good cheerl It's been a joy to serve you and we sincerely thank you for !he opportunity, , an ans~r by New Year's! - H. } '~ ~ Hark the • Otrr wlsli Is that YHIIIIIY llllb fop of Cltrislmas. @Jnristmas ~!Wll!JS BAILEY'S RESTAURANT SECOND STREET POMEROY 'Night r-UALITY PRINT SHOP tJ AT ' I "' ! our yfllll«day1 c:uw U. Yuleti4e !raditiona of btJppy ·r. • -·o:w.rllll h06PiJality. In tlJil ~ . . *'' , lo all our Aootl 6iletdr, • +{lilly • • • and ttulyold..-k·b;Je'~~ •I Out of a- .....• .•. .r .... ••. -· -- - ·· "'*-·· · ··- ~- ~., . o( the Savior'o blrlh. Hifl hiMtillj!S be upon all of 7ou. POMEROY ROWER SHOP Speed Queen Fabric Care Center Middleport ' MRS. MILLARD VAN METER • W. MAIN ST. INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT I ni~ht be BEST WISHES wiTh You The Fabric Shop the ffiay theJoy anJPea~ , Herald Angels Sing 'Tis , . . Holy I 111 $, Third Ave. ROUSH SHOE STORE in '"=======:::::::::: no good. His wife used to acknowledge the gifts, but no more. I'm 58 and the hurt gets deeper each year. Please advise. -HURT Dear Hurt: I could jump In conclusions here but it wouldn'l be · fair. However, I'm afraid your son already has: he has evidently Farmers Home Agency Gets Wider Field in New Law ,.'!!!!. '-" !CHRISTMAS We with lor (0\ld thlnp to eome !Dto your life -ud ~n • , , the IIINNa ~easoa'• et-.e-iood "8.4.KERS OF HOLSUM BREAD•• ~~~l..,____MIII'Iill.II?~' ::r.aJtltJIJtaltltltltlt»t•JtJtMbltJIJtltiiJtlt. .lila DJtJtJtllll'ldGJIItlllllt,.:.,..JtJt•lll ·ioloi,IIIS POMEROY, 0. MIUW~Y W. MAIN ." flleDdl vathtr '--~B Chrlatmaa Holiday he flUid with many 1uch JDODielltl. ~ o. Th• story of Christ.- unfolds again, bringing aladoess and sweet peace to many baarts. OUt 'WBh is that you wJ. JOU"' be sa ble"ed. whn May your ~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. . MIDDLEPORT, !fOOd wU1 happy tlmelo ~·ftli'CIIIIICICII''ItCICII'«Il'IC444411111'1-II'ftiiiiiCII.ICICIIIII'fttl-llllOIIIIII""'---ll". . .- - - - - -... . the World olloy ad toqether for peaee met Jor,., lhltlbtJ ---, ·: T. w~ Joy to ll'•lh• ..- :, . MARKET . PO.MEROY, 0• OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES, INC. PROVICO FEEDS OHIO CHASE HARDWARE ~OCUST st. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARTIN REST AlJRANT MiMipuif, o. �I' ' I ), 'I VTAH LOCATION HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - ''Tbe llevll's Brigade," slarring WIJ. llam Holden, wiD be filmed limos! entirely on localion near Salt Lake City. 1 11--D.ny SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 23, 1966 ' ATOMIC AcetiRAft Accuracy of the so-called a. tomic elock Is the highest ill the world. The tuning of an a· tomie clock e;,n be•so:r.~::l as to amount to a dl of only one second in 1,000 Merger of Firlll8 &EW~(UPl)l·-;:~:lr::;-;~~::::;:::::::::::::::::::; Corp. says dlreeters of Relrac:lerles & Abrasives Corp., Buffalo, bave approved a er of the two fil'ms. Ferro rectors wiD vote on 1ba proposal aext week. SEASON'S CHEER From Us To You Santa sends his very best to all of •GICJWiDI aood wishes ao out to you from all of our The plan calls for purChase by Ferro of outstanding com-11 mon stock .r the BuHalo at $25 a share, a deal wblJcllll would be worth more than milfoon. Ferro makes c~::ll cals and ·glasa l!bers; E Is a manufacturer of crucibles and abrasives grlta. \ ' you, our favor- staff. WholtMit DJributors !Bett:er Business Bureau. Most repaktnen are honest. Those who &reD'* can be put out of B.R.W. Hardware & Leather Supply WINKS AND WINKS A man n~s one-seventh of 1 seeond to wink his eye on purpose, but when be winks bls •ye by reflex it snaps shut 1n lne-lhird of the lime. o#Refigion I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fulton and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Moo,.. · e~ of Galllpolls spent a Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wetberbolt and chlldren in Marietta. History Changes Much of Pious Legends Believed by Many People as Gospel Truth Unscramble the5e four Jumblea, one letter to each ~quart, to form four ordinary word1. fitting oeeaslon te to a European monastery." All tile the "Christ Mass" -the "The monk wllo Ill tllli tth bridges ID ibt Many people take it to be commE1!loratlng the Century created Kasper, Mel- are l1le ~ II "gospel truth" that Jesus Christ birthday. 'l'lle chtlce seems chlor and Balthaw- was nit a a methOd ol was born In a crude wooden bave been dictated not by wicked person," he says, "but a 8igllfd by slable on Dec. 25, 1 A.D., that particular historical evidence friendly, well-meaning man with bllni who Jl., shortly thereafter received tradition concerning the actual a senBe of humor." l!e thought sign the gtlt!l !rom three Oriental kings dale of Jeaus' birth, bu1 rather the three ''kings" should bave eel under tlle Darned Kaspar, Melchior ami by a desire to Cln:Jatlanlze DEGUBH Balthasar. Roman revel which marked 1 winter solstice. Actually, not one of . these The Biblical evidence plaintly II famillar details of the First HEMJJL4Y N"" III'1'0IIP the cln:led letbln Christmas comes from the New n·~ toformllruurprloo-er,u Testament. All are the products L.::=~~~=-:=:~;-:~-~~·~u:w:•~ted:;b)'~rlhuboftcutoaa. of pious lmaglnation, and Paltestlnian obepherds take _l!lllllh A "V'V probably are contrary to their flocks inte the field . . U _ _ __ _ ___ historical fact. graze at IIJibl. DJring c-... 10...,...1 . Take the matter of that period indicentally lhlhle~el=:: \I IICOMI . POLiti wooden stable. it bas been normaily used ,0: oil l•mbl"' DAUNT ANVIL 'U! tb.ro k i•1 Yf~lt· nlar'" depleted so often, ~n paintings livestock are empty, illllllaugbtit wltb frimtlt, 1Aa1wer1 You eould IJejaU«< for tltit111Uw dtil and pageants, that II comes as available for rent t. travelers in. eoiU1-CONTEMPf nngbbon •nil ft~~~~llf ••• a sur~rlse to many to learn that who find 1 "no vacancy" aign I"" om shi&IIIIJ M.nr1 Chris/milS &rtlliogtl the Btble says only that Mary, at the inn after givLog birth to her eon, · I "laid blJm In a manger, because As lor those "three kings there was no room for them in Orient," the noted Dutch the inn." catholic scholar, Dr. H. W. Since a manger ia a feed- Der Vaart Smith, points out trough, the clear lmplieatton of his book, "Born In Bethlahem." The U. S. Department of Ag- '1'11e new legislation, the passage Is 1!!at Jesus waa !Helicon Preu, ~~=~~;::f; riculture's Farmers Ho me Roush continued, makes born in a place where Uvestock St. Matthew's Gospel Closed All Day Christmas Sunday Administration Is better mortgage credlt available were usually kepl llul In fiTs! refers to "wile men from Open Monday 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. peel to handle the housing low and ~erate income fami- Century Bethlahem, ca!Ue were East." It does net say the1rell and 5 to 9 p.m. it needs of klw and moderate lies by mcreaslng the level not sheltered iR the kind of were three of them: thai Is MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~i:ii::::i:::i::::iiiii~~~~~~ Meigs and Gallia County !ami- activity of the agency's rural wooden barn envisioned by deduction later gentatiOWI b~~:~~~:::i:::i~~;: -:;:::::::::::::~::::ii:iiiii:i:~=iiii:i:==~ lies as a result of housln8 loan program. generations of We!!lern artists. made from tha fact that t '" • recently signed Into law, ao- Here are aome of the other They were kept in eaves, bel· Gospel Usts three idDds of f cording to Milton E. Roush changes in the rural lowed out of the soft limestone which they brought. So far Vernon McNair, county super- loan program administered by eliffs the scriptural record goes, there II visors. the area Fanners Home Admio- n Is tntemdng in thla could have been two-or Roush said the Demonstra· istralion. eonnection 10 aOie thai dozen wise men. lion Cities and Metropolitan De- Familiel who had to go the the tradition of the wooden And, says Prof. Smith, "Uilre velopment Act, signed last route of planning, COIP liable is entirely llllknown Ia is not a wisp of evidence" month by President Johnson, tracling and building a house Cltrisliana in the lands ?' lbe support the belief, wblchll makes it possible for a broader b y newly constructed i:astem Mediterranean, mclud- originated in the Middle "'l•:s, 11 range of families to qualify for :~wa ~efore the new legis- In& Palestine llseU. They bave that they were kings. On housing credit under expanded !at' gthese famllles could on- always taken lor granted lbal eontrary, 11 l4 fairly ev~::;ll housing loan authorities of the 1 '':chase previously occupied Jesus was hom in a grotto. from the text that they Farmers Home Administration. by ilpdi The assumption that Jesus priest-astrologers a type ungs. ' Qualified low • ineome faml- was bo'th rn m ~ year tAD' . ·. ts S<Obolar well-known in .,.,_,,. ,_._,_ ~-· . the baSic premiSe of the Juhan Century Babylon. During this 11e1 can now ou...... •~smg u d u-.. calendar, now genera Y use As lor the names Kaspar secson of eredit fr om Fmmers ""'ua lhrou•'"'ut the world This chi ' Administration on the ba&il of "'w · Mel or and Balthasar, Prof. pooce and good will . P . on! calendar purports to dale all Smith says, "wa owe thls fiction a co-stgner. revtous1y, Y events from the birth ol Christ. we wish yo~ those rural penons 62 years It divided history into two eras all the and older quaUfied for this -B c. before ChriBI) and A.D., lovs and happiness assistance. (~ Domino which is Latin The new legi!llalion increa~s for "the year of our Lord.") of Christmas. from $1,000 to ~,500 the miiXI- monk Oionysius Eiguus, who mum amount ol asaistance the made the calculations for the agency can make for emerge,.. Julian calendar in !he 6th cy repairs or tmprovementa Century A.D., was not very owner • occupied rural boallng good at arithmetic. He miBor !ann service bulldlngs. placed the year 1 by at least six NEW PHILADELPHIA, credit is not deslgued to years. (UP!) - A Tuscarawas r ....... tl HENRY- FRITZ- HOMER- BEULAH grade a bullding but only to re- St. Matthew's Gospel clearly ty Common Pleas Court jury MIDDLEPORT, 0. move hazards to the health and states that Jesus was born "in Wednesday, coovicled Lloyd D. MARY- BEN- DORIS- iOBBY the safety of the family and the the days of Herod the king," Gallion, 311, of eight counts eommunity. and lndicatea that Herod was the Sept. U dynamiting of hlllt• Rural families on the still alive, and slaughtering rented home at Route I, Bot~ . ' ·" of losing their homes innocent babies, two years var. .. foreclosure may save later. It Is w€11 established In Gallion, an efficiency expert ij homes if a sound basis can be historical records that Herod al RepubUc Steel m MasSillon, developed by the died in 4 B.C., !IO that Jesus was remanded Ia custody He ••''" . ~ Home Administration to must have been born about 6 was expected to be sentenced 1A· ance their debts. B.C. next week. . . .?' Financial usiatance can be Date Census . The prosecutiOn cimmed durgiven to construct rental St. LukfJ connects the birth Illig .the trial ~at. Gaihon . ing for low and moderaiAl with a decree from Augustus havmg an affatr wtth a come rural families of all Caesar requirln8 all residents ol woman, a former co-worker groups. Previously, rental the Roman Empire to enroll lor the plant. It also wass ~~~~~~: ~ 1ng financed by FHA bad to taxation. Historians have lied out he had taken life iP. the llme of this census as poUcles on Mrs. Gallion and IK:cupled by rural people, 110111ehwere between D B.C. and lour children. years and older. Mrs. Gallion, the lone 6 B.C. Loans by the Fanners nd thr of Administration are made As lor the date of Dec. 25, tense witnell, a ee . that was chosen by the church children were Injured in apphcants who are unable during the 4th Century A.D. as blast. obtain credit they need from!~~~~~~~·~~~~~--===--~ private lenders at rea!ODable ratea and terms. Applications for Farmers Rome Administration housing Belotled car'ti/4 uU (rural) loans may be made at from all of our staff. , once mors ths fOIJ the Meigs county offiee, (ASI[;SII l of Chr18trnM. Mav We wllb ,.,a and yours office), Masonic Temple Bldg., thut (Of/ be 1/UIItlo Pomeroy each Wednesday, I YefJ IIHilTJ ChriSt• at the Gallia County office, 95 l Sycamore St., Galllpolis. that Capt. Meriwether Lewis : : brought back rrom bls MIDDLEPORT, 0. E. Main Pomeroy, O. mile expedition to the west with 218 Clark. By LOUIS CAI!SELS 1 UDited Press International i] A. D. WEED and SON ite patrons. Dally SeDtlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 23, 19611--'t'J PomtfOY, Ohio r I r,... Pomeroy,O. 0 I I I IJ u I.IJ" l I don't even trust the outfits I always do business with they're the ones who can get by with gouging because you don't expect it. What can we do?- M.T.P. l--by HaiiRtBotMI-- Dee• M: If you feet you are Dear Helen: overcharged, you can take Ia thefe DO such thing as for mortgage interests, domeiDear Helen: boDes! repairman? I bought a tic services and home ownen' You've probably heard the DeW f011able typewriter Insurance. The cost of home story about the man who wanted a Utile standard attach- maintenance and repair servlhls wife up froJr. the office and eel to my desk so It would ces also continued to advance. said, "Honey, bow would you place and not "walk" as Charges for medical care I like to go dinner-dancing to. I typed. I figured It would I cllmbed seven-tenths of a per night?" Answered the wife, about flO or 415, as II was a 1 cent from October to No1rember! "I'd love it . ·· But who am I simple job. But the man with hospital costs up 2.5 per talking to?" That's me back twice - once to "meas- · cent, health insurance up 1 per If my husband ever asked me ure," once to lnstalJ. He I cent and professional services to go out ANYWHERE ~en coffee with me, talked politics, up five-tenths of one per cent. to a drive-in - I'd Ihink It was worked about ball an hour your case to small claims court. the millennium. His idea of a the mo81 - and lellt a bill for If you suspecl cheating, contact big evening is a dish of popcorn ~I My typewriter only your Consumer Counsel or and watch TV. If I want to see I''""'· a movie, he says just walt Talking to othm, here are 00 while, it will be the few c:.ase blstoriea I have beard: Show. Dancing? Forget it. A woman sent her HOW ABOUT A always too tired . .. .for aon in to get the front wheels thing. . aligned on the family car. SerIf I go to vi~tt my . pareota vlcemen pointed out aU the once a. month, I m gallivanting. "wear" and "dangerous points" He likes to eat as well as on the yeaNlld car _ and estinest, but not "out." How C8ll mated replacements would com, MIDDLEPORT break out of the rut of ~~~:~ J~~ a "mere fi!O." 1be boy Wt CIOM Al6:00 P.M. ES, DUSTING AND brougbt !be car home unrepairTV? Chrllllmlo E" eel, abe look It to another garDear D. D. and D.: age and learned there was no. Perh~ps your husband needs thlDg wrong extept a few nuts a phystcal check-up. It that eeded """'""'"" always just habit that makes a n "6"......,... "too tired .. Mak Television: whoever gets away man . · e an with less than a $35 to $'15 bill pr.ntme.nl with ~ doctor these days? Who knows bow make him keep tl. - H. good tubes they r laceT Dear Helen: ep 1 have a 38-year.old son is married with five children. He was raised by his father and stepmother, but I really love him. For the past five years now I send blm a b1rtil. day gilt but he doesn't acknow. ledge it. Also for Christmas I send II m•>ney for the children, plus a nice gilt every other year for my daughter-in-law and son. He visits his stepmother many times during the year but never comes to see me. HlnUng HELEN HELP US! GR€€TinG for Christmas W 1 liS adore Him, a9 d!d the til~£~, and tltll8 find our faith STUMPED? Gift Certificate THE SHOE BOX In SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUG STORE tlze DUTTON'S and ROLLER'S Spirito{ ChriSllllas tf ~ Jlf"' J.e bal.l of Hnlu.t«Niing tmJ love tftd nJr«feg _, Jl tfte •orfJ .h;,e 'fOil,., tmlltilfl!HOH prtt«. Jury Convicts From Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Dynamiter on Eight Counts POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY POMEROY, OHIO EWING'S SUGAR RUN MILLS POMEROY, OHIO •"•• chosen his ''mother," you ' aren't the one, and, at this late date, gifts won't change hJS mind. I'm sorry I can't offer you more hope, but I will suggest one more letter before you · · up hoping. May you have may we join with Sanla in wishing ycu good cheerl It's been a joy to serve you and we sincerely thank you for !he opportunity, , an ans~r by New Year's! - H. } '~ ~ Hark the • Otrr wlsli Is that YHIIIIIY llllb fop of Cltrislmas. @Jnristmas ~!Wll!JS BAILEY'S RESTAURANT SECOND STREET POMEROY 'Night r-UALITY PRINT SHOP tJ AT ' I "' ! our yfllll«day1 c:uw U. Yuleti4e !raditiona of btJppy ·r. • -·o:w.rllll h06PiJality. In tlJil ~ . . *'' , lo all our Aootl 6iletdr, • +{lilly • • • and ttulyold..-k·b;Je'~~ •I Out of a- .....• .•. .r .... ••. -· -- - ·· "'*-·· · ··- ~- ~., . o( the Savior'o blrlh. Hifl hiMtillj!S be upon all of 7ou. POMEROY ROWER SHOP Speed Queen Fabric Care Center Middleport ' MRS. MILLARD VAN METER • W. MAIN ST. INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT I ni~ht be BEST WISHES wiTh You The Fabric Shop the ffiay theJoy anJPea~ , Herald Angels Sing 'Tis , . . Holy I 111 $, Third Ave. ROUSH SHOE STORE in '"=======:::::::::: no good. His wife used to acknowledge the gifts, but no more. I'm 58 and the hurt gets deeper each year. Please advise. -HURT Dear Hurt: I could jump In conclusions here but it wouldn'l be · fair. However, I'm afraid your son already has: he has evidently Farmers Home Agency Gets Wider Field in New Law ,.'!!!!. '-" !CHRISTMAS We with lor (0\ld thlnp to eome !Dto your life -ud ~n • , , the IIINNa ~easoa'• et-.e-iood "8.4.KERS OF HOLSUM BREAD•• ~~~l..,____MIII'Iill.II?~' ::r.aJtltJIJtaltltltltlt»t•JtJtMbltJIJtltiiJtlt. .lila DJtJtJtllll'ldGJIItlllllt,.:.,..JtJt•lll ·ioloi,IIIS POMEROY, 0. MIUW~Y W. MAIN ." flleDdl vathtr '--~B Chrlatmaa Holiday he flUid with many 1uch JDODielltl. ~ o. Th• story of Christ.- unfolds again, bringing aladoess and sweet peace to many baarts. OUt 'WBh is that you wJ. JOU"' be sa ble"ed. whn May your ~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. . MIDDLEPORT, !fOOd wU1 happy tlmelo ~·ftli'CIIIIICICII''ItCICII'«Il'IC444411111'1-II'ftiiiiiCII.ICICIIIII'fttl-llllOIIIIII""'---ll". . .- - - - - -... . the World olloy ad toqether for peaee met Jor,., lhltlbtJ ---, ·: T. w~ Joy to ll'•lh• ..- :, . MARKET . PO.MEROY, 0• OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES, INC. PROVICO FEEDS OHIO CHASE HARDWARE ~OCUST st. MIDDLEPORT, 0. MARTIN REST AlJRANT MiMipuif, o. �( "•, ,, . ' . ' ·' '' ,, < I .I " • -~ ,. 1:.-.--, ~- ' -· &-Dally Sentinel, Pomei'oy.MIIIIIIeport, 0., Dee. 2S, 1988 --- ,___ -- " - - - - - ------ Hawks Set Temper of 90th . PART OF RITUAL ! liAS IIAP VARIED USES Tukuna Indian maidens of Besides its legislative role, the Amason have to endure •llle U. S. Capitol has served hair-pulling as part of the rit- imany other purposes. At differual of making their debuts. ent times, it has been used Tufts of hair are jerked out as as a hospital, military cafeterth• drumbeats roll. Some girts ia, church, blacksmith shop, weep during ll1e uncomfortable, bakery, and has been the scene l'('rt'mony, most show no sign:,!of baiaars, rallies and musical al suffering. !concerts. 1 EDITOR'I NOTE: Tbe lttb 1 Coagreso will be more "baw· klsb" aad likely wiD live Presldeat Joba1oa whBiever be waals to punue tbe Vtetaam war-even to eilcalatiag 11. Bu1 oa tbe dom011lc front, It's 8Jlotber matler. Talk of a ta• iacrease briDgo a blld taste, and civil rlgbta Ia virtually a dead Issue. Tb..e conclasloas come from a UPI poll of members of I ... ! I tbe new Best Wishes For A VerJ IUmmarJzrd In tbe following dlspalcb, C~ np-esll, e~nd Mar rour holldav !141 Ill A HAPPY NEW YEAR! ch•ertul and: 1u1m 116 a cll114~ C/ll'ffJmas :f!le tfr.amt. ELEANOR ROBSON RAWLINGS-COATS MEIGS COUNTY RECORDER HOME FOR FUNERALS MAXINE, JAMES & EDGAR MIDDLEPORT, 9t I May His Star, !.hat guided the Wise Men on their way to the Manger, lead us tov;ard greater Jove, peace aod fu!Wlment. 1 The time of peace and joy has come to men, the light of happiness sheds its glow over us all. It's Chri<~mastide! Our wish Is for you to share this joy , , , I ' DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE co. COLE ST. I POMEROY, 0. ~======= I I have a merry Christmas! :-;pedal message from lOLA'S BEAUTY SALCN UM. lo you- good wishes for a wonderful holiday! May all the peace, happiness and hlmings of this holy swan be bntowed upon )'Oil tmd JONrs. A ~ery lrlerry Christmas 10 one a11111111. CHRISTMAS GREE11!\1C)S BAftR · CLOTHIERS '1.... Aiddleport, 0. .. •" .: ~ ' ~ ' As the Three W{=;e Men brought gifts to the Manger, so may this holiday season bring t o you peace and joy, , --- = = = - Fine Foods ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAnNG ci'9!S OS 240 Lincoln St. Cocktails onl PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS 59 Court St. glal !Uin 9J, ou,.f..ear.fJ a'• {itf.J wit/. io'l! mu'l a!! /,;. ~fmin~ .f CJ.ri~lma6 h• 'J""'J/ KAUTZ FEED STORE CHESTER, 0. The Fl autions that McFarland may oe armed and must be ccnsidered very dangerous. .·. rrH fhristmas pe:acc:: anO pRomiS'c Of 'ThE: lulttthr •• U,r ttmr w PUI ~IPf'll tihinga ••• .· .C~JRu~'lrm~~ ld l~t Wilq Ul fl!t• .IPI'!IIayl ot ,.·, f. "Peace on earth, Goocl Wlll to Men." We join uouln tills prayer. A most ..ountlful hoJhiey 11 our wtlh for you; May the peace and serenity of this hoi· iday season dwell in the hearts Df oli. To our customers and friends, our greet· ings, good wishes and grateful thanks. -· ' l cherished frlend.ahbis , 1 and the 100d wi!J of all men. Have the m~ett of ell Chrlstma"'' 'H Gallipolis, Ohio "THE DAIRY WITH FRESH IDEAS" J . '. Broughton's Farm Do!r; 1 ' . CRQW'S STEAK HOUSE* POMEROY ·--------------~--~--------------~----·~----------------------~~----T-----~ ~ · ~~ ,. _ - • · • "' • • · # 0 # . ,.. , • • • • ,. • • "' · · · · · ·- · " ,r • • •· ' ' "' ' • "' i • , , , , ,. •• ' ' "' SHAREP STATE'S PEBT At \be lime of separation, Virginia asked lhat Weat Virginia pay a share of the state debt and the problem conUnued to be an l""ue to state poli · tics unUI 1915, when the U, S. Supreme C<iurt decided 1 h a t West Virginia owed VIrginia about $i2 million. Final payment of the debt was made In t929. , BIGHORN SHEEP Arizona ba.• an estlmat~d ·1,680 ·desert bighorn 1heep. l'his probdb!y repre~nls llle largest nu~lle; of !be ·lllllmill I in any one tl'tate of the -Union. ,Total bighorn ah~ "c:t'~:!.ll 1 h11ppy l811lhter of 11-Y tlllldNR. ' 412 ·2nd Ave. , - ~rry .. The Light that •hines at Chrfsfmas is ra diant with. the promise The 33-year-o!d Negro has a , criminal record dating back 19 1 years and at one point was dis- I honorably discharged from llle Army. McFarland stands slightly over live and a hall feet and uighs approximately 165 to 170 pounds. He has black hair, brown eyes, and a mediwn build. He is marked with scars on his forehead, right temple, the corner of hla right eye and his Inner right forearm. ;' ;M " RALrS 'BEN· FRANKLIN -----~~~~,:;:IJ----..;J· 8,0011. lD the United .;. Slates . II''··I• ' I , A nd the da.y will ever be known as, • day or peace amonl( all men. . On this blessed holi"-#, we wish to share with all our friends the peace and happinees . we feel • , , Mercy Chrlatmas to JOU and J011l'BI DUDLEY~S FLORIST "SAY IT WITH FLOW~RS'r_ ,,, . .. ...... ~; ~- ,;, -· Jlere's an old-f>~!ihioned kind of Merry Christmas full of heart-felt wishes for you co share, in the good will of the season, with chose you hold near and drar. And we also offer an old-fashioned "thank you" for the patronage and consideration you've shown us. ~ ~ STIFFLER STORES, INC. . ' ~OMEROY ~' ~ · -·-· .. . - * * * SHO,.ER'S 1 ...... - BONANZA MIDDLEPOR'{ .., �( "•, ,, . ' . ' ·' '' ,, < I .I " • -~ ,. 1:.-.--, ~- ' -· &-Dally Sentinel, Pomei'oy.MIIIIIIeport, 0., Dee. 2S, 1988 --- ,___ -- " - - - - - ------ Hawks Set Temper of 90th . PART OF RITUAL ! liAS IIAP VARIED USES Tukuna Indian maidens of Besides its legislative role, the Amason have to endure •llle U. S. Capitol has served hair-pulling as part of the rit- imany other purposes. At differual of making their debuts. ent times, it has been used Tufts of hair are jerked out as as a hospital, military cafeterth• drumbeats roll. Some girts ia, church, blacksmith shop, weep during ll1e uncomfortable, bakery, and has been the scene l'('rt'mony, most show no sign:,!of baiaars, rallies and musical al suffering. !concerts. 1 EDITOR'I NOTE: Tbe lttb 1 Coagreso will be more "baw· klsb" aad likely wiD live Presldeat Joba1oa whBiever be waals to punue tbe Vtetaam war-even to eilcalatiag 11. Bu1 oa tbe dom011lc front, It's 8Jlotber matler. Talk of a ta• iacrease briDgo a blld taste, and civil rlgbta Ia virtually a dead Issue. Tb..e conclasloas come from a UPI poll of members of I ... ! I tbe new Best Wishes For A VerJ IUmmarJzrd In tbe following dlspalcb, C~ np-esll, e~nd Mar rour holldav !141 Ill A HAPPY NEW YEAR! ch•ertul and: 1u1m 116 a cll114~ C/ll'ffJmas :f!le tfr.amt. ELEANOR ROBSON RAWLINGS-COATS MEIGS COUNTY RECORDER HOME FOR FUNERALS MAXINE, JAMES & EDGAR MIDDLEPORT, 9t I May His Star, !.hat guided the Wise Men on their way to the Manger, lead us tov;ard greater Jove, peace aod fu!Wlment. 1 The time of peace and joy has come to men, the light of happiness sheds its glow over us all. It's Chri<~mastide! Our wish Is for you to share this joy , , , I ' DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE co. COLE ST. I POMEROY, 0. ~======= I I have a merry Christmas! :-;pedal message from lOLA'S BEAUTY SALCN UM. lo you- good wishes for a wonderful holiday! May all the peace, happiness and hlmings of this holy swan be bntowed upon )'Oil tmd JONrs. A ~ery lrlerry Christmas 10 one a11111111. CHRISTMAS GREE11!\1C)S BAftR · CLOTHIERS '1.... Aiddleport, 0. .. •" .: ~ ' ~ ' As the Three W{=;e Men brought gifts to the Manger, so may this holiday season bring t o you peace and joy, , --- = = = - Fine Foods ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAnNG ci'9!S OS 240 Lincoln St. Cocktails onl PRIVATE PARTY ROOMS 59 Court St. glal !Uin 9J, ou,.f..ear.fJ a'• {itf.J wit/. io'l! mu'l a!! /,;. ~fmin~ .f CJ.ri~lma6 h• 'J""'J/ KAUTZ FEED STORE CHESTER, 0. The Fl autions that McFarland may oe armed and must be ccnsidered very dangerous. .·. rrH fhristmas pe:acc:: anO pRomiS'c Of 'ThE: lulttthr •• U,r ttmr w PUI ~IPf'll tihinga ••• .· .C~JRu~'lrm~~ ld l~t Wilq Ul fl!t• .IPI'!IIayl ot ,.·, f. "Peace on earth, Goocl Wlll to Men." We join uouln tills prayer. A most ..ountlful hoJhiey 11 our wtlh for you; May the peace and serenity of this hoi· iday season dwell in the hearts Df oli. To our customers and friends, our greet· ings, good wishes and grateful thanks. -· ' l cherished frlend.ahbis , 1 and the 100d wi!J of all men. Have the m~ett of ell Chrlstma"'' 'H Gallipolis, Ohio "THE DAIRY WITH FRESH IDEAS" J . '. Broughton's Farm Do!r; 1 ' . CRQW'S STEAK HOUSE* POMEROY ·--------------~--~--------------~----·~----------------------~~----T-----~ ~ · ~~ ,. _ - • · • "' • • · # 0 # . ,.. , • • • • ,. • • "' · · · · · ·- · " ,r • • •· ' ' "' ' • "' i • , , , , ,. •• ' ' "' SHAREP STATE'S PEBT At \be lime of separation, Virginia asked lhat Weat Virginia pay a share of the state debt and the problem conUnued to be an l""ue to state poli · tics unUI 1915, when the U, S. Supreme C<iurt decided 1 h a t West Virginia owed VIrginia about $i2 million. Final payment of the debt was made In t929. , BIGHORN SHEEP Arizona ba.• an estlmat~d ·1,680 ·desert bighorn 1heep. l'his probdb!y repre~nls llle largest nu~lle; of !be ·lllllmill I in any one tl'tate of the -Union. ,Total bighorn ah~ "c:t'~:!.ll 1 h11ppy l811lhter of 11-Y tlllldNR. ' 412 ·2nd Ave. , - ~rry .. The Light that •hines at Chrfsfmas is ra diant with. the promise The 33-year-o!d Negro has a , criminal record dating back 19 1 years and at one point was dis- I honorably discharged from llle Army. McFarland stands slightly over live and a hall feet and uighs approximately 165 to 170 pounds. He has black hair, brown eyes, and a mediwn build. He is marked with scars on his forehead, right temple, the corner of hla right eye and his Inner right forearm. ;' ;M " RALrS 'BEN· FRANKLIN -----~~~~,:;:IJ----..;J· 8,0011. lD the United .;. Slates . II''··I• ' I , A nd the da.y will ever be known as, • day or peace amonl( all men. . On this blessed holi"-#, we wish to share with all our friends the peace and happinees . we feel • , , Mercy Chrlatmas to JOU and J011l'BI DUDLEY~S FLORIST "SAY IT WITH FLOW~RS'r_ ,,, . .. ...... ~; ~- ,;, -· Jlere's an old-f>~!ihioned kind of Merry Christmas full of heart-felt wishes for you co share, in the good will of the season, with chose you hold near and drar. And we also offer an old-fashioned "thank you" for the patronage and consideration you've shown us. ~ ~ STIFFLER STORES, INC. . ' ~OMEROY ~' ~ · -·-· .. . - * * * SHO,.ER'S 1 ...... - BONANZA MIDDLEPOR'{ .., �' ( 10--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Dee. DOCfOR 23, lHe I '1\e Almllllll< this day in 1858. 1By United Presa lnternallonal On this day in history; Today is Friday, IJec. 23, the In 1783, George Washin~on 357tb day of 1966 with eight to 1 resigned bis Anny . eommiSSton . , ' Jollow. and returned to hts estate at HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-NBC.. CBS-TV-the :.~pme ' of lllelJ!e , public The moon is between Its first Mount Vernon. :TV, which is in an all-out drive Ball, Red Skelton, Jackie Ispeclals, especially th08e quarter and full phase. I In 1928, a pennanent coast to I to overtake perennial ratings Gleason, Andy Grlflith, Ed real bite. AI present, It • The morning stars are Mars .coast radto network was esta·]ieader CBS-TV, has scored • ISullivan et al-has made .a .unly network wl~ a regularand Jupiter. ;bhshed (by NBC!. ,! major coup by landing a former determine ratings drtve thlS I ty scheduled, weekly prime time Tile ev ,oing star is Saturn. 1 In 1~. the former head tob CBS-TV star Danny Thomas season. · public affatrS senes, and IIlia Italian operatic composer Russia's secret police, for a new weekly one-hnur l One of the nnfortun~te fact bas been noted Wtt)Jin the Giacomo Pucctm was born on Beria, was e<ecuted. series starting next fall. aspects of this otherWise trade. Documentaries usually - -- - · reasonable move is that NBC- draw lower ratings. The new · series,. which Is TV. known in the past for its Thomas has been dome. some I expected at this pomt to be a Importance in the news and t very good entertainment spe- . collection of comedies, dramas ' documentary field, has slipped lcials for NBC..TV the past few '; and vanety spec;als, Will be somewhat in the presentation of seasons. The latest, bis ·· I unlike NBC-TV's Bob Hope [' annual edition ol "The anttwlogy because Thomas will lui World of Burlesque," be an integral part of each last Snnday. During show. II he 1s not starrmg m a seasons of specials wittl "Dl··l production, then most likely he TV, he proved his ratings pull wm be involved as , narrator of • was stm potent-a IIIU~IP.~NjrS are the Iogleal the proceedings, Ihe network I lrom the years in which ... &wer to JDinlsklrlo, IIY& says. 1 helped CBS-TV carve oot NBC-TV, which has had less ; dominance in the DUnlberl 1 ltar•· Quant of Lolldon, eon rslal mod designer, blockbuster star than game. Th< ovator of the mlnl· • • • •. • WASHINGTON CUP!) -:-An ' Essential Port I akh says brevity of her • -~ unexpected drop In food pnces . . drt: creations bas forced : ; : .' held the nation's cost-of-living Durmg tnose years •. with his underwear lo become out· •• · increase to its lowest level in weekly half-hour sttu~:n "';me-1 erwear. This dress 1eU1 8 0 wllh matehlng knleten. ' the last six months during dy, he was oneth L b D ttriumverate ol performers-the I Novem ber, e a or epar others were Miss Ball and causes, other than f \CHRS. , 0 Ml~ In the happy spirit of the ••• • • ••• we offer sincere y,·ishes for a l Merry Christmas to aU our friends. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION . Jmmus CHRISTID]!S' The .tory o1 Cbrllfma 1 live• anew-, fDipiring aJl .with _peac. aod joy. May many hlenfng1 be your• on thll Cbr!lflllfU. '1:~\ll'llrT MR. & MRS. HARRY MILLER Main St. Pomeroy CLERK OF COURTS ·mus : ; ) \ . • I •. ,... . ··-7-:J/c:.',_t.. ,_·: .. , . ,,, . It's Chri$1ni~s!'and we're gflid · ·H~ .... .,d·: tt, l\{1: of. ': for the chance to z, timmte l!llf albu.m .:;"2 blle~enlll1g~ a • albn<dlfumg lllllY ~cr yu " our Chrlllmas wilhN for . 1ou •• alllloiiUGihlontlla <., 1oocl chMr, fvU table, ...d _,. hearth wllh ....... , . _ ' T...,. . . . .,.-..... To you a!ICI )'CIIJI'S w• lln•NI) ; FROM ALL OF - AT THE CITY LOAN &~-SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OttO 1 1 ;,;:._• • \ ..... t, ~ nc a ~mm l!llf Wl!llllll<dltel!' anl!ldl. <dlellnglln1t fllllll' a telhilllldL May nit 1hxe "it: :anta may be aolnt I!IOCiem, but ~~~~~t.l cost $11.46 in November. 113 •~-"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'iiiiii"'"'"'"'"'"'..,d~~~~~ii::: . The drop in pork prices, 1,; 1 4f • • which resulted from the spring crop of pigs reaching the market, was accompanied by a 1.2 per cent reduction in the cost of beef and a 2. 7 per cent dropinthepriceofpoultry. The drop in iood prices was almost enough to offset higher prices for almost all other consumer ilems, particularly housing, clothes ' and medical . customers, with an added "note" to have the merriest and best our loyal , III8J Sentl~ne~l,~,~~~~~ :..;~~~~· we ever bad." 1beJ der came at the UI'I office Mrs. Frederic and the With ,twas the message, "~"·II ry Christmas." The boys on_ly last had predtcted 1t would be "rotten" Christmas. "This is the greatest Olrl.st-11 MERRY CHRISTMAS (bristmas £,ttssings ROBINSON'S May this holy season of CJuistmlt, with it's message of Jove ud ~ cnr,ich your lives with 1111117 bt. . . . DRY CLEANERS G&J AUTO PARTS 1 tlnd suddenly the shepherds saw, • their peaceful hillside, the angels come to proclaim the birth of a Saviour...their hosannas echoing through the holy night. As we share th~ wondrous lidinp of Christmas, may we also ;sha.re !,_. e and kindness with our fellowmen. iriUTE OIL I .111d off with warmest thanks to aU Dally TO A ~L! • rP run-<lown neighborhood of the more gifts, including clothing Q _ 1 ban an bearable pain Gentilly district ol New Orl•ans. and money, arrived. 1 with my menslruatlon H<•W Their poor frame house is aJ. A few hours later, another common is this' Weuid. an .P,I most in the sbadow of Fair bicycle was dellvered, along eratlon help? ·Are menslruall Grounds Racetrack, where illm- with more clothing and mon•y. cramAS similar to those of, dreds of thousands of dollars Another famtly planned to childbirth' are wagered daily. donate turkey and the trim· I AI ho nd H ft. mings for Christmas dinner A - Some dep of dlscomp nse a omer a1• 1e fort with menstrual periods over beans for Thanksgiving (dysmenorrhea) 11 very dinner. lllOn but It is caused by "We eat m011tly beans anatomic abnormaUty, such whatever llu;, lady nen a tipped uterus in only about can giV! us, said lhe!l' gra1t1<l-l ~ per cent of ~- The mother, M~ .. Camille Frederic, II suits of operation to fasten 61, th~ sem1-mvalld with w""'" • uterus in a normal pooition have they bve. been so poor that they have The boys ran errands and rut • been abandoned .by most . grass for weeks to buy a new eons. Another operation _ b1cycie to replace one stolen Ung certain pain nerves _ has last year - JUst before Christusually given relief, however, mas. exercises and a bot water bottle A few days ago, the new bike are usuaUy effective. was stolen. Although many drugs are Mrs. Frederic depends on a recommended, aspirin $9'1-a-month welfare check In been shown to work as well os support herself and lhe two most of the newer drugs boys. She pays 157 a month I this purpose. In some rent. That l_eaves 140 for food for whom pain relievers are and everythmg else. no avail the newer drugs It leaves nothing for bicycles suppres; are helpful. for lillie boys. . The best exercise is to Then strangers read of their LAUNDRY with your anns raised plight. wards to the shoolder level Unlled Press International twist your body to the carried the family's hard left and right. Keepmg knees straight, bend down ana ' touch your right foot with your left hand and then reverse the procedure. Work up gradually to 10 or more of each type of uercise three times a day. In some girls, learning to look on menstruation as a normal physiologic process instead of a curse, and rfassur· ance !hat there is nothing phy· sically wrong with the victiim,ll is all that is needed for relifi. Menstrual cramps, like pains of childbirth, are due contractions of the uterus. Q - My daUJhter is almostll 15 and has not started to ml'!lslruate. What could cause this? A - Some gtrla do nol menstruate until they are 17. most cases this Is a varialion that Is within the nonnal range. II your daughter doe.s not start to menstruate by the time is 17, she should be examined for •landular deficiency: SIS. I Clhurn~ltmmu YN LUCKE I Earl's BarLer Shop :~;o~~":!::n~ :·~~~':: 1 • .• G{ c R 'dJ { N 0 J B i ts ome ap1 y or ew r eans oys 1 .. , ]f. Increa-e . IS• He}d Down eace Q 4 onc,arm holiday the<r that abounds, may you should •• . ••• f"""'"'="'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"' . ••. . •.. . , . , pregnancy,. are •• • L•IVIDg • costs • i:u:,:~~~ :isbewou~~gh' LeItover Beans I.ror Th ankSgiVIng •• yoor dbdor u thla may fndleate a disease or the pituitary, adrenal, ovary or thyroid. Many of on; 1 ment reported Th~sday. Griffitb-wbo comprised the • The department s cost of t powerful back-to-back , ]living index rose one-tenth of 1 ~~~gs lineup on the networks. ' per cent last month. The Their three-show, • i November Index was II H. . parlay ol situation comedies 1 Arthur M. Ross, commiSsion- Monday night was the ess1entia!ll er of the Bureau of Labor bread-and-butter part of ! stat1stics, said: TV's stranglehold on the rat' "The most notable develop- ings. ment was the very considerable Rarely did any of the three decline in retail food prices. It shows finish anywhere except in was a good deal more than the top section ol the ratings. I expected." ' Miss Ball and Griffith are still · Grocery store prices, led by a up there. 10 per cent drop in the cost of The producer of Thomas' new ' pork, decreased nine-tenths of series will be Aaronn ,!~~!~~~~II per cent from October to who moved in as the c< The Wise Men found November. Ross said that food new partner not too long the Wonder of that prices normally drop a maxi- when Thomas' fonner busi'nes!: II Holy Night. May mum of five-tenths of a per 1 associate in a whole string of I you and your loved cent at this time of year. hits, Sheldon Leonard went his The index shows how current own way. The first Ullea .lilld ita Peace. prices compared to those during Spelling production venture, the 1957-59 base period. Thus, "Rango," a weekly half-hour II the amount of goods and situation comedy about an Inept OHIO services that could be bought Ranger (Tim Conway) RACINE for a $10 bill in the base its debut on ABC-TV Jan. would mit~ me mls 111 A - If •• DGt IDUIIal Flnally, a Cbristmas 8 W 0 lind111dl M D del~yed raflier than a miss~ early in its course. Other less NEW ORLEANJ (UP! ) -I story. Y ayne • ' • .• period. the oiher hand, frequent causes lllCinde obe.•Itv, Alphonse Frederic, 8, and his One man sent a bicycle and arrived. Q - I am 18 years old. What 1 five or six &Jnsecutive periods anemia, diabetes and tubercuto- brother, Homer, 10, live in a new clothes for Ute boys. Lat.er, A Western Union money I 1 i SOJlle medslrual periods SAYS I .A, 'MillRY I Once tiled for Ugh~ · and l!llapmaking, wbale loJI;' , now mostly converted Into gar· ine. World plllllueiiDn of mhale 1 oU Is about IIOO,!JOO taw per 1 year, accordlJ!i.Jo the..Encyclopaedla Brlfaonlc'L . . care. Housing costs rose four-tenths of I per cent from October to November primarily as a result of further .increases in charges 1 ' Ohioan Held For Robbery FROM ALL OF US AT GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE I CLEVELAND (UP!) - An ' Ohio man once on the FBI's 10 most wanted list was In jail I here Ieday, held lor the June 121, 1965, robbery of the central National Bank of Cleveland. Edward Watkins, 47, and his wife, Kathleen Marie, 23, waived extradillon at a heoring Wednesday in Missoola. Mont., before Federal Judge Russell Smith. The couple arrested Florenee, Mont~ where they had been posing Jls father and daughter. Watllins tried on jall break while awaiting hear· ing here, bot failed. Watkins' wife is accused ot being his accnmpiice in I he Cleveland robbery. She will be returned to Ohio at a date. POMEROY, 0. i ~ .. .,. " ! ,..., In 1948, a-Premier Tojo of Japan and alz ~war lellders were haqed In ~ II!' an allied war crimel Commission. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The "Hollywood Stan of Tomorrow II A·war,ds" will be made Jan. 28 and televised the ABC.'IV. -------· tfJ e ~lorp of ®ur j,abiour's ;BirtfJ bring pou fleacc anb 3/op ap wu 1\it. ~· We pause 'mid the holiday lbristmas anb !lwaps. . :~- .~.·· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO., MIDDLEPORT \ ·~. L r_;., ·ml BEST WISHES TO All AND THANKS FOR YOU~Ay~ON~GE . ' you llave givllll us. To you and yours, our fowleat Christmas gceetiugal ·~ ., ) ' ..... ~-~·~· • -I, ) ..., hustle to count our many blessingo, and to expreos deep appreciation Cor the palro~ge -· .. . ..:,;,.• ·:· "~~~ . ...-;;,'?~ .~ MASON FURNITURE .RUTLANP . ,u...NF~. R·_.NI~URE 0 ~j.,.. MASON, W.VA. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 'y ' !' ' ~ I ' l .. ~ ,. .. • the Cltlzn Natlolallank .OCUIO:IIJ. Farmers Bank &Savl•s Co. Polliroy '' ' ,., I ,,._,.• ~ .~ ~~.;· ' j I. ' • The PtlltfOJ Nalltlll ... �' ( 10--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o. Dee. DOCfOR 23, lHe I '1\e Almllllll< this day in 1858. 1By United Presa lnternallonal On this day in history; Today is Friday, IJec. 23, the In 1783, George Washin~on 357tb day of 1966 with eight to 1 resigned bis Anny . eommiSSton . , ' Jollow. and returned to hts estate at HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-NBC.. CBS-TV-the :.~pme ' of lllelJ!e , public The moon is between Its first Mount Vernon. :TV, which is in an all-out drive Ball, Red Skelton, Jackie Ispeclals, especially th08e quarter and full phase. I In 1928, a pennanent coast to I to overtake perennial ratings Gleason, Andy Grlflith, Ed real bite. AI present, It • The morning stars are Mars .coast radto network was esta·]ieader CBS-TV, has scored • ISullivan et al-has made .a .unly network wl~ a regularand Jupiter. ;bhshed (by NBC!. ,! major coup by landing a former determine ratings drtve thlS I ty scheduled, weekly prime time Tile ev ,oing star is Saturn. 1 In 1~. the former head tob CBS-TV star Danny Thomas season. · public affatrS senes, and IIlia Italian operatic composer Russia's secret police, for a new weekly one-hnur l One of the nnfortun~te fact bas been noted Wtt)Jin the Giacomo Pucctm was born on Beria, was e<ecuted. series starting next fall. aspects of this otherWise trade. Documentaries usually - -- - · reasonable move is that NBC- draw lower ratings. The new · series,. which Is TV. known in the past for its Thomas has been dome. some I expected at this pomt to be a Importance in the news and t very good entertainment spe- . collection of comedies, dramas ' documentary field, has slipped lcials for NBC..TV the past few '; and vanety spec;als, Will be somewhat in the presentation of seasons. The latest, bis ·· I unlike NBC-TV's Bob Hope [' annual edition ol "The anttwlogy because Thomas will lui World of Burlesque," be an integral part of each last Snnday. During show. II he 1s not starrmg m a seasons of specials wittl "Dl··l production, then most likely he TV, he proved his ratings pull wm be involved as , narrator of • was stm potent-a IIIU~IP.~NjrS are the Iogleal the proceedings, Ihe network I lrom the years in which ... &wer to JDinlsklrlo, IIY& says. 1 helped CBS-TV carve oot NBC-TV, which has had less ; dominance in the DUnlberl 1 ltar•· Quant of Lolldon, eon rslal mod designer, blockbuster star than game. Th< ovator of the mlnl· • • • •. • WASHINGTON CUP!) -:-An ' Essential Port I akh says brevity of her • -~ unexpected drop In food pnces . . drt: creations bas forced : ; : .' held the nation's cost-of-living Durmg tnose years •. with his underwear lo become out· •• · increase to its lowest level in weekly half-hour sttu~:n "';me-1 erwear. This dress 1eU1 8 0 wllh matehlng knleten. ' the last six months during dy, he was oneth L b D ttriumverate ol performers-the I Novem ber, e a or epar others were Miss Ball and causes, other than f \CHRS. , 0 Ml~ In the happy spirit of the ••• • • ••• we offer sincere y,·ishes for a l Merry Christmas to aU our friends. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION . Jmmus CHRISTID]!S' The .tory o1 Cbrllfma 1 live• anew-, fDipiring aJl .with _peac. aod joy. May many hlenfng1 be your• on thll Cbr!lflllfU. '1:~\ll'llrT MR. & MRS. HARRY MILLER Main St. Pomeroy CLERK OF COURTS ·mus : ; ) \ . • I •. ,... . ··-7-:J/c:.',_t.. ,_·: .. , . ,,, . It's Chri$1ni~s!'and we're gflid · ·H~ .... .,d·: tt, l\{1: of. ': for the chance to z, timmte l!llf albu.m .:;"2 blle~enlll1g~ a • albn<dlfumg lllllY ~cr yu " our Chrlllmas wilhN for . 1ou •• alllloiiUGihlontlla <., 1oocl chMr, fvU table, ...d _,. hearth wllh ....... , . _ ' T...,. . . . .,.-..... To you a!ICI )'CIIJI'S w• lln•NI) ; FROM ALL OF - AT THE CITY LOAN &~-SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OttO 1 1 ;,;:._• • \ ..... t, ~ nc a ~mm l!llf Wl!llllll<dltel!' anl!ldl. <dlellnglln1t fllllll' a telhilllldL May nit 1hxe "it: :anta may be aolnt I!IOCiem, but ~~~~~t.l cost $11.46 in November. 113 •~-"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'iiiiii"'"'"'"'"'"'..,d~~~~~ii::: . The drop in pork prices, 1,; 1 4f • • which resulted from the spring crop of pigs reaching the market, was accompanied by a 1.2 per cent reduction in the cost of beef and a 2. 7 per cent dropinthepriceofpoultry. The drop in iood prices was almost enough to offset higher prices for almost all other consumer ilems, particularly housing, clothes ' and medical . customers, with an added "note" to have the merriest and best our loyal , III8J Sentl~ne~l,~,~~~~~ :..;~~~~· we ever bad." 1beJ der came at the UI'I office Mrs. Frederic and the With ,twas the message, "~"·II ry Christmas." The boys on_ly last had predtcted 1t would be "rotten" Christmas. "This is the greatest Olrl.st-11 MERRY CHRISTMAS (bristmas £,ttssings ROBINSON'S May this holy season of CJuistmlt, with it's message of Jove ud ~ cnr,ich your lives with 1111117 bt. . . . DRY CLEANERS G&J AUTO PARTS 1 tlnd suddenly the shepherds saw, • their peaceful hillside, the angels come to proclaim the birth of a Saviour...their hosannas echoing through the holy night. As we share th~ wondrous lidinp of Christmas, may we also ;sha.re !,_. e and kindness with our fellowmen. iriUTE OIL I .111d off with warmest thanks to aU Dally TO A ~L! • rP run-<lown neighborhood of the more gifts, including clothing Q _ 1 ban an bearable pain Gentilly district ol New Orl•ans. and money, arrived. 1 with my menslruatlon H<•W Their poor frame house is aJ. A few hours later, another common is this' Weuid. an .P,I most in the sbadow of Fair bicycle was dellvered, along eratlon help? ·Are menslruall Grounds Racetrack, where illm- with more clothing and mon•y. cramAS similar to those of, dreds of thousands of dollars Another famtly planned to childbirth' are wagered daily. donate turkey and the trim· I AI ho nd H ft. mings for Christmas dinner A - Some dep of dlscomp nse a omer a1• 1e fort with menstrual periods over beans for Thanksgiving (dysmenorrhea) 11 very dinner. lllOn but It is caused by "We eat m011tly beans anatomic abnormaUty, such whatever llu;, lady nen a tipped uterus in only about can giV! us, said lhe!l' gra1t1<l-l ~ per cent of ~- The mother, M~ .. Camille Frederic, II suits of operation to fasten 61, th~ sem1-mvalld with w""'" • uterus in a normal pooition have they bve. been so poor that they have The boys ran errands and rut • been abandoned .by most . grass for weeks to buy a new eons. Another operation _ b1cycie to replace one stolen Ung certain pain nerves _ has last year - JUst before Christusually given relief, however, mas. exercises and a bot water bottle A few days ago, the new bike are usuaUy effective. was stolen. Although many drugs are Mrs. Frederic depends on a recommended, aspirin $9'1-a-month welfare check In been shown to work as well os support herself and lhe two most of the newer drugs boys. She pays 157 a month I this purpose. In some rent. That l_eaves 140 for food for whom pain relievers are and everythmg else. no avail the newer drugs It leaves nothing for bicycles suppres; are helpful. for lillie boys. . The best exercise is to Then strangers read of their LAUNDRY with your anns raised plight. wards to the shoolder level Unlled Press International twist your body to the carried the family's hard left and right. Keepmg knees straight, bend down ana ' touch your right foot with your left hand and then reverse the procedure. Work up gradually to 10 or more of each type of uercise three times a day. In some girls, learning to look on menstruation as a normal physiologic process instead of a curse, and rfassur· ance !hat there is nothing phy· sically wrong with the victiim,ll is all that is needed for relifi. Menstrual cramps, like pains of childbirth, are due contractions of the uterus. Q - My daUJhter is almostll 15 and has not started to ml'!lslruate. What could cause this? A - Some gtrla do nol menstruate until they are 17. most cases this Is a varialion that Is within the nonnal range. II your daughter doe.s not start to menstruate by the time is 17, she should be examined for •landular deficiency: SIS. I Clhurn~ltmmu YN LUCKE I Earl's BarLer Shop :~;o~~":!::n~ :·~~~':: 1 • .• G{ c R 'dJ { N 0 J B i ts ome ap1 y or ew r eans oys 1 .. , ]f. Increa-e . IS• He}d Down eace Q 4 onc,arm holiday the<r that abounds, may you should •• . ••• f"""'"'="'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"' . ••. . •.. . , . , pregnancy,. are •• • L•IVIDg • costs • i:u:,:~~~ :isbewou~~gh' LeItover Beans I.ror Th ankSgiVIng •• yoor dbdor u thla may fndleate a disease or the pituitary, adrenal, ovary or thyroid. Many of on; 1 ment reported Th~sday. Griffitb-wbo comprised the • The department s cost of t powerful back-to-back , ]living index rose one-tenth of 1 ~~~gs lineup on the networks. ' per cent last month. The Their three-show, • i November Index was II H. . parlay ol situation comedies 1 Arthur M. Ross, commiSsion- Monday night was the ess1entia!ll er of the Bureau of Labor bread-and-butter part of ! stat1stics, said: TV's stranglehold on the rat' "The most notable develop- ings. ment was the very considerable Rarely did any of the three decline in retail food prices. It shows finish anywhere except in was a good deal more than the top section ol the ratings. I expected." ' Miss Ball and Griffith are still · Grocery store prices, led by a up there. 10 per cent drop in the cost of The producer of Thomas' new ' pork, decreased nine-tenths of series will be Aaronn ,!~~!~~~~II per cent from October to who moved in as the c< The Wise Men found November. Ross said that food new partner not too long the Wonder of that prices normally drop a maxi- when Thomas' fonner busi'nes!: II Holy Night. May mum of five-tenths of a per 1 associate in a whole string of I you and your loved cent at this time of year. hits, Sheldon Leonard went his The index shows how current own way. The first Ullea .lilld ita Peace. prices compared to those during Spelling production venture, the 1957-59 base period. Thus, "Rango," a weekly half-hour II the amount of goods and situation comedy about an Inept OHIO services that could be bought Ranger (Tim Conway) RACINE for a $10 bill in the base its debut on ABC-TV Jan. would mit~ me mls 111 A - If •• DGt IDUIIal Flnally, a Cbristmas 8 W 0 lind111dl M D del~yed raflier than a miss~ early in its course. Other less NEW ORLEANJ (UP! ) -I story. Y ayne • ' • .• period. the oiher hand, frequent causes lllCinde obe.•Itv, Alphonse Frederic, 8, and his One man sent a bicycle and arrived. Q - I am 18 years old. What 1 five or six &Jnsecutive periods anemia, diabetes and tubercuto- brother, Homer, 10, live in a new clothes for Ute boys. Lat.er, A Western Union money I 1 i SOJlle medslrual periods SAYS I .A, 'MillRY I Once tiled for Ugh~ · and l!llapmaking, wbale loJI;' , now mostly converted Into gar· ine. World plllllueiiDn of mhale 1 oU Is about IIOO,!JOO taw per 1 year, accordlJ!i.Jo the..Encyclopaedla Brlfaonlc'L . . care. Housing costs rose four-tenths of I per cent from October to November primarily as a result of further .increases in charges 1 ' Ohioan Held For Robbery FROM ALL OF US AT GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE I CLEVELAND (UP!) - An ' Ohio man once on the FBI's 10 most wanted list was In jail I here Ieday, held lor the June 121, 1965, robbery of the central National Bank of Cleveland. Edward Watkins, 47, and his wife, Kathleen Marie, 23, waived extradillon at a heoring Wednesday in Missoola. Mont., before Federal Judge Russell Smith. The couple arrested Florenee, Mont~ where they had been posing Jls father and daughter. Watllins tried on jall break while awaiting hear· ing here, bot failed. Watkins' wife is accused ot being his accnmpiice in I he Cleveland robbery. She will be returned to Ohio at a date. POMEROY, 0. i ~ .. .,. " ! ,..., In 1948, a-Premier Tojo of Japan and alz ~war lellders were haqed In ~ II!' an allied war crimel Commission. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The "Hollywood Stan of Tomorrow II A·war,ds" will be made Jan. 28 and televised the ABC.'IV. -------· tfJ e ~lorp of ®ur j,abiour's ;BirtfJ bring pou fleacc anb 3/op ap wu 1\it. ~· We pause 'mid the holiday lbristmas anb !lwaps. . :~- .~.·· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO., MIDDLEPORT \ ·~. L r_;., ·ml BEST WISHES TO All AND THANKS FOR YOU~Ay~ON~GE . ' you llave givllll us. To you and yours, our fowleat Christmas gceetiugal ·~ ., ) ' ..... ~-~·~· • -I, ) ..., hustle to count our many blessingo, and to expreos deep appreciation Cor the palro~ge -· .. . ..:,;,.• ·:· "~~~ . ...-;;,'?~ .~ MASON FURNITURE .RUTLANP . ,u...NF~. R·_.NI~URE 0 ~j.,.. MASON, W.VA. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 'y ' !' ' ~ I ' l .. ~ ,. .. • the Cltlzn Natlolallank .OCUIO:IIJ. Farmers Bank &Savl•s Co. Polliroy '' ' ,., I ,,._,.• ~ .~ ~~.;· ' j I. ' • The PtlltfOJ Nalltlll ... �/ '' .; I. r ., I I ' I '.,1 Fa~n~=r~II966 ~ Was a Re·p·ubl-.·ca'1n ·y e'ar ·E·ho··des· .·s ·t· le 12-D,IIy S~ntln~l. ~~Y·MI~~I'po~ Q.,.' ~~it~~~ positlon:~ r===---~· d y,. Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, .0., Dec. 2S,..11iaa-tt and may Improve that lias 'lowers toppj,d by to· . • , a( ' ( . . . 1' he should run •llo/Nin elec· . tally dissimilar spires. The ca· '" . . ' , Ilion as Cleveland plaY,ol ' . d1 d F k J L. h year thedral was ,built during a I, COLUMBUS I UP!) _ The [ In almosl any direction one i was certain to: lia~e major long. G!ady exeputlve rector . at an Sen. ran : a~sc. e are · . 1I , . , .. , surge of religious fei'VOr in the ear !966 in Ohio politics goes turned in Ohio, physically or I range effect&;.;·,,; . I headqu~rters and Murton Nelpp slaled to be runnmg agam With The fulure should • 12th and early 13th centuries. ;nto history as a big Republi· ' phllosoph!caUy, It was Rhodes The . repppol'llonmenl h 8 d . chairman. Neipp is Reams• law party .hea~quarters perilaps. not ing with Rhodes. and pi>"'ibly IS One tower is Romanesque and ear James A. Rhodes Iwho was In charge setting the I been ordered by . the federal partner and had managed John· as lffi .iur<,_. 1 lo tht • ce• . • ,gn. Taft, getting attention on the TO ONI; & ~A~~~ , . the other Gothic. : c~nl Y ' :pace and domlnati~g the scene. !courts 1n Itne with the "one· ' son's successful Ohio campaign as It could ·be to the 1970 state nation Scene. The..dilislature ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.................-= s ~~ Man on !he Go. who led ! There were the little pub- man one-vole" ·aoclrioe. Even· in 1964. races. I could be excil!ng iil!!l',-produt· the Republican sweep at the IiciZed Saturday mornina ses- 1I · v it was Rhodes who 'tep, .GOP Battles Apathy Demoeratl Look To 1970 I live. The GOP will ril<ell to rind polls stamped his mlluence up. sion< witll leaders from all ped in lo solve the problem The state campaign soon The first problem for Oemo. o candidate to run a'lfAlnst Lau· on ~II aspecls of life in Ohio ~alks ol life to promote Negro Iwhen the legislature failed to found Republicans fiRhtlnR ap, crats looking to 1970 a! the sche In 1970. And butll parlles during his first term as gover- employmenl and ease racial come up witll-a new plan for alhy as lhey knew lhey had a slale level .wlll be 10 line . up wlll be Iookmg to the·>l970 state MlbDLEPORT, '0 . nor and the voters rewarded tensions. Or programs to ex. electing representatives. WJ(lner and Democrats fightmg !!everal possJble candJdate~. rhe races. ~·~ 1 him w1th hiS second reeord·size ' pand the college system. Or to The governor directed the rs· despair as many. felt the race st~n,d pro~lem ~s lo fin(f a . VICtory. He won by about 700,- develop airports. Or improve apportionmenl,board to draw a was over before 11 starled. ~ ng b~ard that w<ll i , 000 votes. 1the economic climate. Or trips plan in line with the federal , Reams worked hard, harder VIde statewide exposure. The Rhodes . Jed GOP land- to promole the stale 's tnutist court order. His decision is still 1than mosl challengers_ would Rea~s expects to continue •slide was lhe big spectacular attractions. bemg challenged in the courts. have d~ne In such a Situation. Ia<llve m state politiCS. Nobndv Buckeve politics in 1966 And ! bul the board'S · plan won ap, : He viStted all the. countles. 1 expected him to wm In 19116 10 . h . t . Sure there were problems. , proval from lhe federal courts workin~ for party umty and or· and most successlul .stale can. history w111 s ow I1 se m mo· ' ed thes Hi ' d'd 11 t th · " lion currents thai will affe<'l Rhodes work on . e. s I and thus prevelited the eleclion gamzalion. . I ales usua y Ies e~r wmg State lot legislators fi'<tm lhe state at • Rhodes campatgned hard a t1me or so before wmnlng r Oh IO for many!• speech to the. Republican h tecourse o ' ted bl years. : Convention pmpom . ~ro ems large. · across .the state for the RPPU b ,lelect'ton. . . The Republi can victories on !and suggested solutions. i The yesr hega.n with lhe !lean . trcket, visiting all of the The Demo_cralic. eand1d~te · Nov . 8 kepi the parly in con. I But day 10 and day out il was 1Democratlr parly 10 search for counbes and urgm~ a down.lhe- mana•ed dunng hiS campaign I trol ol all state offices for an· Rhodes who dommaLed the Oh1o' stale candidates. lise! I a big line RepUbli can v~te. not ' make many d en~ml: i other four ye ars. making at Scene. both in his public func· story. The Nov. 8 electton broughl a Will hiS party. an • e I leas I an eight-yea r stretrh for ' tions and in executive decisions Then came th~ campaigns , Republic~ l_andslide and a wor: hard durmg .the ne:.~ thr party in lhose offi ces. 1 whi ch shaped not only the state 1with several outs1de speakers, 1 Democra.tic dtsaster. f?m ars, could be m 8 po 11 also increased the partv's Igovernment but exerted consid· i mcluding President Johnson , ~ And w1th It came challenges Uon '" lead lhe parly agatn. 1 conlrol of the legislature lo tile erable influence upon all as· i visilin g Ohio. . and quest~ons and problems for But Rea ms iD ~bVIous~ hs point that the GOP will have ' perfs of life in Ohio. 1 Other Highlights . Usted both parttes. aware of those IS par w 0! Our very be$t I almost unlimited power. I While Rhodes domina led the 1 Along the way there w~< no- Speculation . lmmedl a t e I ,Y , would hke to be governor · s' wi sheS for a tru lv I Largest Ia Congress 1 picture, there were numerous ilitical news at the M1dwe.;;t i arose concermng the govern~r s! Robert Sweeney, who h _a I ! And it increased the Ohio Re-o events wh ich kept the political ' Governors Conference in Cin- future since the Cons.tttutmn . won one _ of three statew~de ! ASHLAND OIL . & : publican delegation in the U.S. ~cene intPrest.\ng. cinnati, Sen. Stephen M. prohibits him f~m servmg an- races. mt~ht want to run or ' REFINING COMPANY House of Representatives by six House Reapportioned Young's needling or Johnson 011 . other term. H1 s o~ly answer I govern~r m 1970. A. man to Ashland Oil Products I to 19 ma ki ng it the largest The year saw Ohio elect the Vietnam War, the overthrow was he would contmue to do l walch " Cleveland City Gllen S. Br<~wn, I from 'any state and potentially state representatives on a of the Ohio House Jeadershin by ' the best he CI') Uld as gnvPrnor. , cil President James Stanton. He I Coml'(tl~slon Agen1 LP·GaS Deater i a slrong force m shaping party. ulation basis instead of both parties, the re turn of Rob- Still the specul ation continued ' has . tile best forum among poPorntto;; tOhlo' · : 992-2166 lpolicey there. Icounties lor the firsl time. ert Taft Jr. to ortice. the reor. about a po,.ihl• place for ~1m tenllal Democrallc candidates -~ -- - · ·· - · · Ii~.~~alti~ of lhe Democratic on th e 1968 natinn al tlrket. or Ii and organized labor's , runnin g for the Sem:tte in 1970. .. "! ;t,· [ ( cool atlitude toward the Demo. or retiring to private Ill~ In who had been their tradi· 19'71 after a career in public Ilona! parlner. service. The year began wltlt Demo- ! I.e~l<lature Urban Conll'nlled crats having a most dHficult , Hi!-\ immediate conrern was BEST f:;,· r'·n air u•i rh ju:r. time lining up ,! candidate for ,!he legislature meeting Jan . 2. t/.•ei r m es~n.ge, govertlor. State headquartero II is a new kind ol legislature, WISHES appointed a screening commit· controlled by cil.y and suhurban tee that finally recommended , lnteresis. II will face the u•ual state Sen. Frazier Rea ms Jr. of knotty problems - tinances. Toledo as a randidate. i education. welfare - plus a Then headquitrlers declrled to , number of others such as air remain neulral In lhe primary and water pollution, hi ghway and the handsome young To- Isafetv. revision of lhe Insurance ledo senator tronn('f'd s t ~ft' Rl'{), and banking laws, and assorted Harry Meflwain In the May urban problems to n"m' a few . wish you Joy, , .In laughter and good conlest. At the same time. lhe jockcheer , , • joy in gif11 and glad turprises Next there was the unusnal, eying will begin among those spectacle of the candidate fnr ' who want to succeed Rhodes as , , , joy in I rlends and !anp.Jy ~ • , joy at governor being unable to ap- · Povernnr. Trf' ~ ovP rnor Christmaa, with all it~ ·llt!ep meaning. point the party stale chairman. doubtedly will have a major WUJiBm L. Coleman, who bad say in selecting his •uccessor. May the trlie old-Caehioned ljoya or the taken his !umps and a fe '' bou· : Bul those RepUblicans aeaeon eoJDe:~ ;rou •• ; Huger .loDjJo during 10 years as Dem· would like to be governor wi!l loeratic chairman, bowed out to 1 won be busy building th'"e,;;~;; l l FROM . t,,, ALL OF US AT for Ueulenant govemor. for oublic <upoorl 1! fc 1 ~'~". wanted Eugene (Pete) . should smile on tit em. • I O'Grady as chairman. 1 Across the street from 1 But Robert Sweeney of Cleve- Statehouse, at Democratic h•••· ' • land, the congressman-at.large, quarters. the problems POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy Pastry Shop who had decided to protect his many. Some moves to rebuildl tl '. POMEROY, OHIO RACINE, OHIO . future by running for attorney lbe organization are under way. I\~:':~, Instead of t a c k I i n g The first trial will be In 1968 , e ·; ... by IO<. 1J , refused to go along , with the first major lest "No-/ can't " ·.•, il we pot a carJ .lrom the O'Grady. A compromise 1970. Coles laJt year! Why?" was worked out to make 0'· In 1968, President Johnson ., ; JQY.: ,an.·.. B t w· • h es I 1 MIDDLEPORT . BOOK STOltE I 1 I 1' I I 1 1 1 V"". I B[RRV'S WORlD na We 1 aiul' · ··~ - I 1 Economy Savings &Loan Co. · I !Ike to express my most a happy Yuletide. CHARLES R. (DICK) KARR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER May you and yours -enloy a Chriatmar Village Cut-Rate 'Racine Dept. Store RACINE, OHIO l:!rs iiu!'· 1' rich In bJr;.ssinoL U.: u; w.:.U :pi:- s.:.¢;· er ACHES AND PAINS seem to prompt tbe pose• of theRe two youngllers ID Oslo, Norway, hut actually they are performing one ol the late.t dante<, lo whlcb suth contortions a• these are an lntegnl part. OHIO VALLEY Loretto 1 I. '1he Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM St~~ ben. ri111t Our rleigh u overflowing with volc:et •J,~ out all throu,G' the land in , . ol< friendly.Chd•UIW areetlnp. holiday ,.lrhe• and . one ond all, Middleport, Ohio BLAETTNAR·S· POMEROY; .OHIO " '; l own, .extedliOI to our faithful customer• and frienda the.w•~nt hoUdat wiahes, the ai.ntereat "thank you" for :.Your patr~WIJC. . .e MILLS-SIMPSON AGENCY · Don Mlllt, Bud Slmp1on & Dick Karr, Jr., Avenll e REUTER AGENCY INSURANCE ' ' ,u . ·. . BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBifi!G HF.A mm GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE LYONS QOVER FARM RIDENOURS SUPPLY ! 1 MIDDi:EtiORT, ri:'' Do1161d H•-•~-, Mlwi·•Ar • '~GENCY, INC~ ,,,,,;-JioilltiY Downl.ng l ·am Childs . • DAVIS-WARNER .';!I~S~RANCE SE~VICE, oi CHURCH OF CHRIST ' \ eilOWNING INSURANCE ' THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA - THE SEWING CENTER GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. . To thae we add our On thll {Of/0111 Holli/.ag ~elebratlng the birth of the Holv Chlltf, we wish that y011 111/JI/ be filled with peace and gTadnesr, 'omforted wlth hope, and 811rrounded buuQVr lo11ed Qllff, ' Middleport Dept. Store - RAY RIGGS, INC. a:!i, NE~ ($;~ sincere best wishes for ··s.Z;::« y()UI" I AKRON UPI) - The Univet· · oily of Akron Board of Di· l rectors Wednesday announced establishment of the M. G. 0 '· Neil Foundation Scholarship by M. G. O'Neil, president ol toe General Tire and Rubber Co. The new $1,800 annual sch<ll· arship will provide funds "for a needy and promising entering freshman, preferable of the Negro race, who otherwise wotu•tl be unable to attend college." '-* ; . I I Scholarship Set Up By General T&T _::.*'.*·. "-A:.·. 1 Linda's Lady Fair Beauty 'Salon . .~ liWIIia, Christmas Wishes 1 • • • • day Schoo~ 10 1. m, Jo!m Ba~ rarene - S•nd~ IJdtoOl :-;,. • ley, . SUpl · IL m.: Sunday Worsblp 10:31 • • Forest Raa Melhodllt ebarell L m.; Evening Service 7:311 p, • -sunday School t L m., Mrs. m.: MJd.weell l'rlyer Senice, • Fred Nease, Supl Wori!blp •er- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ReY. '• vice, 10 L m. Rev. WeodeU Mmis M. Wolle, putar. Stutler, pasttr. · R1U1Dd Clnrrel1 a1 lite N.. ; Chester Melhndlol Ohare~ - IJ'e'De - SUnday School 9:30 1. • • Worship service at 9 a. m.; m.; Morn!na W0!'8blp 10:45 L lla.fllil& and 7:30 P. m. alternately. Wednesd•y Prater meeting , Sunday Schoel al 10 a. m. m. : Evangelistic oervlce 7:45 Bethlehem d,lpiUt Cbareb, Prayer meelina Wednesday al 7:30 p. m. Saturday. Pearl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Waid p. m.; Midweek Prayer service Great lleild, lleY. C. L. O'C.. 7:30 i · m. • Spencer, Supt. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. nor, putor, Robert Lewis, Columbll Cbapel - Werablp Epucopal Heotb Metbodltl CburClb, lleY. 8)ora<ase Cburcb Gf lite NatSupL UO a.m. MorDIJig wor- sa:v•ce eacb SuDday, 9:15 a; Grace Eplleepal Choreh Ma> Donahue. pastor: Jack ! anne - WU!Iom c. Thorpe, shl· and Suaday School, 7 p. m., S~ ~ 10 a. m., i Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. Richard I Bechtle. Churcb School Supl; I pastor: Sunday School t 30 a. m. £venlnq service, 'lbursdoy Youth SerV1ce 6. 1& P· m. Even·, B. Marlin Rector Sunda Church School, 9•30 a.m.; Wor·l m.; Morning wlll'shi1110:30 a.m. 7.311 o.m. prayer meeting. 1111 Worship 7 p. m. eacb Sua- I Morning p;ayer and· Sermt:. 1ship Service, 10:30 a:m.: Met!J. 1 day. . m , odtst Youth Fellowship, 6 p.m.: Pentecmtal 1 10 30 1 Carpoter Bopfill L'bllrl!h Freedom Gospel Millsloa • Official Board meeting, first · • ' • - Sunday Scllool, 9:SO a.m. 8aijhan Stlver.vllle Rd. ; L. EUB Sunday of month, 7:311 p.m.; Peatecostal .Uaembly, Roate Momma w0!'8blp 10:15 a.m. _ Gluesene~p. pastor; Roger . WSCS, sedond Monday ol 124- Rev. Paul E. Jones. pa.. , Wi!Jord, Stipt.. Sunaay Scllool, Enterprise EUB Cborcb _ month, 7•30 p.m.: Eleanor Cfr. tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; First Bapi!JI Cbareh, Middle. 10 a 1.; Evangelistic service, 7 Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. cl~, second Thursday: Class 12, Worship, Wednesday and Friporl, ReV Donald Boone pu. :30 P. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Worsblp service 9:30a. m.; SW> llnrd Wednesday; Afternooa Clr- day. tor. Scbool 9: 15• a.m. P. m. Tuesday. day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cle•. fourth Thursday afternoon: 'l'be PeateeOstal Cburcb Mld· Geo'11e Baker, ~upt. 10 , 15 a.m. Rutlaad Mfosloa - .0 II v e Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys choir practice, Wednesday. dleport - South 3rd Ave.; Ret. .. orship Service; BYP 6 p.m.; Newman, ~ missiOnary pastor; m.; E~eniog service, 7:30 p. Letart Folio Motbod!OI B. L. Barrett, pastor: Sunday Evening worship. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; and Gll'ls Fellowsblp, 6:30 p. Charge Jameo F. Early, pas- School 10 a. m.; Sunday even' YI"dnesda 7'30 m Pr Wtrshrp 10:30 a. m.; Preachmg m., 2nd and 4tb Sundays: Youth tor - LETART FAJ.J.'I _ Wor- iDI ~angelistic service, 7:30 . • • 1: • meetlo [·30 · .m.P·cb~r ay~ 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, Choir, 6.:30 p. m. Wednesday. sbip, 7:30 p. m. Sunday lei· ~· m., Wednesday Bible SludJ bee. : 1' P ' prac 17:30 p. Ill· Wednesday. Prayer Meeting, 7:30 · p. m., cep1 2Dd Sunday); Cburcb 7.30 p. m.• Sawrday nrght Pray. · · · · ·: Wednesday. School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Uni· er and Worsb1p 7:30 , , m. Flnl lllpu.t Cburelt, Pome- Chun:h 0/ Chmt . fled service, 9:30 a. m., IDd Pr~J~by~ · roy - lleY. Carver WUilams. Bradbory Cborcb of Chris!- Morning Star EUB Church - Sunday of month. EAST LErum ~!!day School U:30 b'U 10:2l1. Larry Williams, minister; Bible Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd Middleport F'irlt Ualled Prellorslup lervlce, 10:30 L m.: School and Morning Wor b' Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy and 4th Thursdays· Cburcb byterlao Clllll'eb - Rev. Bow· Nur ~ llld Junior Cburcb for t0:30 a. m.; Christian Eo:..:~: ~eter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Schotl, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. AP· ard Ruppel!, pastor; SUnday THI: CMUitC H I'"Oit ALl. cn~ldreu. or, 6 p.. m.; Eve•ing Wor· Asst. : Morruog worship, 10:45 PLE GROVE - Worship, a p. School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, ,t.LL. I'Oflt THK CMURCH lnl Baptltl Cllard. llae!De, sbip, 1 p. m. a. m., Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m., 1st and 3rd Thursdays; Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; ~v. C.~ O'Ct~ pastor. Hemloti Grove Christian m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Cburch School, 9•30 L m. SW> 5:45 p. m. VF ; Wed .. a:30 p. 'Jilt Chwdl i1 lhe l••lnl f.._ial- .... r!l '"' Uw ~lldinr rtf tlurte-Unday ool U:30.. auk Cle- Cburcb '- James Quisenberry. 7' 30 p. m. Sunday. day. GREAT BEND - Wor· m. Junior Choir; 7 p. m. Sen- ' tero OO f<,oodciti•~nlili p 11••-~­ ,.houa of opir•uuol vol un. Wilhollt a lalld. Supt.; 10:45 a. m. MCIJ' I Io w h. Se · 9 30 hi 9 30 1 t d 3rd lor Choir . MNn( Cl:t11reh. Milhl:r -........<7 Ing W hlp · I 30 BYF . ors lp rvlce, . a. m.: Lottrldge EUB Church - s P ' a. m., s an . ...- o•vlHMI•on et.ll ou,....ive, TIItt-. pastor; SUndays; Churcb School, 10:15 Syracuse Flr•t United Pre,. •na J::Or Fel~wJi ~i' m. Sunday Si:bool, 10 a. m., Ray , Rev. Jack Young, • •• low IUIInd '""""''" why e.-.ry ,......,ft lhould 11t"nd • nr•- •••u· Even;' Se . p, p. Whaley, Supt. Sun~1y School u~ a m L m. Sunday, MORSE CBAPEL bylerian Church - Rev. LiD· ...1 ~ ond IUJtiOit'"l W Ckur.to T~ . ... • l J ~'orhio own.!llh.< : J r .... m J'VIce; Wednesday. BradloN Cburcll of Chris!- Russell Archer, Supt. lfunday - worsh1p, II a.m., lsi and 3rd son H. Slebbina, pastor. Wor7 30 h;.clllldr..,'••ke 13! Forlh.•U • f hilt -.nun il.)' olld 1111i1M. 14 > 8 30 : ·m. Cho~: Joe Robmson, nunls.ler;' Hom· worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7:JO Sundays; Churcb School 9:30 a ship 9 a. m. ; Sunday School, t 'gr lhe •tr of ~ l111Ud! itlllf, lor Cbo!r Practice. er Fo.,...l, Supl; Brble School p. m. alternately. Bible Study m. SUnda!. 10 a. m.; Bible Study and pray. ,.hid! --~~ · &Mil and. ml lttal IU IIP<If' l'lon 1111 JO Ill rhurtfl ~ Chesl!lrt . k • 9.30 a. m.; Morning WorshiP and prayer service, led hy pas- Mbtersvdle MelhodiOI Church er service Sunday 7 p. m. .lt.rl)' INl Nlll Blbll dlil)-. Panek • wa:O~ GHar:: 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, tor, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. - Wendell G. Stutler, pasior. Harrisonville Presbyterin ~slot · W bi .· • 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. 81· Christian Endeavor 7·30 p m Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Wor- Church, Howard Ruppel!, pu. ~ . ora p serv1cea are· bl dy.., • · · · . HarUoN .8 .....,1 9 DST: e Stu : 3rd Salurday of mooth. ship serYice 11 a. m. tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. ; . a.L m. • llel1er <Church ol Christ · Portland Methodisl Chlll'CII- Worship 7:30 p. m. ciiUe Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Bible ~I 9•30 a. m. Preacl> Sooth Bethel EUB Cbureh - Jolin Kimbler, pastor. Sunday SyracuRe Mlssio·· - Earl Cus~eshlre Bapllst 10:45 EST. !Dg 10:30 a. m., first and third Rev. Jalk · Young, P a. School 9:30, Harold Rtllsh, tor, pastor. Wednesday and Frl· Tuesdoy" urcb School . at HarUord, at Sundays. tar: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Supt.: Allen Brewer, Ass' I. day services, 7:30 p. m. Pso lms I 50 DST: Kyger 10:211 EST, Masoa Cily Chorch ol Christ, Norman H. ,Bahr, Supt.; Sunday Supt., Preaching 7:30p.m. Sun119 105· 112 lnd Cheshire 9•45 EST. Miller Street - Sunday Bible Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 Rac!Da Metbodlst Churcb Latt4Jr Day Saints MI. IJlllon F.W.B. ·Church - Study, 9 a. m.: Evening Wor- P. m. allernately. Bible Study Jobu W. Kimbler, pastor; Sun• :Unday School 8•45 a_.m., Earl ship, 7,30 p. m.; Bible Study, and Prayer Service, led by pas- day School 9,30 a. m.; PreachRoorcamz~ Church of Jesao •Iarkey, Supt. ; Everung wor·l 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. ing t0:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; Cbrlsl ol Llltler Day 8alnts With the hope it will. in same mPtr~llre. Ioder and help 111.. lhip, 7:30 , p. m. by Cecil Cor, I Middleport Cborcb Gl Cllrlsl Pra er and Bible Stud 7:30 Joseph Stobart. pastor. 6 mtlrs lain thflt which i• good in fumil~ ami romrnunil,. liff'. thiJJ fpa.ayman; VOUDg Petp!e'o mee~ 5tb and Main Streets _ Do : Tl!ppera Plabto EUB Cburcb : m. ~edn sd y, p. from Racme on Racme . Pori0 ng and Blblil Study, 1:30 p m. Hi - Rev. Jack Yoong, pas e ay. land Road. Sunday School, 9 30 ture i• sponsored by tile bus ine.•s firms and . orgrrniz11tiont F!ro; Hapllst C' ., ofltll~uil aid cks, minister: BIb I e lOr; Sunda} worship, 8:30 Rock ~prmgo ll!:ethodisl- a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. m., whoae m1meJJ appear below. Re s.m · School, UO a. m., Kenneth Me. a. m. Sundlly Sch 1 10 Chester Lemley, pastor: Wor S da . . ;: Prv. ueJ J. Jackson, pas- Elblnney, Supt.; Morning Wor- Hobar.,l vm · eyard, otsu, l a.B~bl.: sbip service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- un Y eWvedenmg servh~ce at 7 wr. ayer Rervlce 9:30 a. m ; shi• 10 .30 E . W P 1 e da S ho . MYF P. m. ; ., wors 1p serv1ce Sunday School 10 a m Ger-, . · a. m. venmg •~ Study and Prayer Rervices led Y c 0 1• 10 15 a. m. . 11 7:30 p. m. !rude Bl•tler, Supt..; Worship ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Service, by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible l~rvfct: 11 L m 1 t and 2nd Wednesday, 7 p. m. Adull Class Meeting 7:30 p m Study, Wednesday, 7<30 p. m. Roman Catholic ~AKING(Cf,. lunda I 5·30. s 8 U Pomeror Cborcb Gl Cbrlsl - last Monday ol month . . Rutland Methodist Church Oar ..dy of Mlutea :rr ~ m. ap st Jerry Masters, pastor; Sunday · Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Long Bollom _ Rev. George '.tnroln -Mf'n-IJry-Com.t t · Ti:ngl1.sh Ford .1 . nld n. · Mary School, 9·30 a. m., Churcb se~ Syracuse EUB Cll1!1'e• ~Rev. Cburcb School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· R. Sblpman Adm _ Sunday Baker~ ot llo!sum Bread 85 N Cu urt St. At hens 593·6601 Cl~tf."' KlnpbiiJ'1 vice 10:30. a. m.; Christi811 En- Paul A. SeUera, pastor: Sun. ship service. 10:30 a. m. MYF Masses; I0:3o a. ,;,,, 5 p. m. Radand 11ret 'WIU Ba deavor, 6:30 p. m. ; Evening Rer· day Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.: Beo Monday, 6:30 p. m.. Holy Days: 5 p. m. Cb rei! Pilat vice, 8:30 p. m. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Sutto1 Metbodlsl Cbureb SL Jlbn'a Calholfc Mlssloa~· . ~u\ Taylor. Rolland Chore~ ol Chris!- Morning Worship service, lsi John W. Kimbler, pastor; Mro. Near Guysville (Ootch Rlrlg•I · . a' Y ~ • 10 a. Roy Carler, minister. Bible and 3rd Sundays ol lhe mpnth. Lesler L. Rnu.<h. Supt. Wur- Rev. Frank Manleri. pastor. ~· .:/ri~d~ · Supt. •. P;""l> . School, 9:30 a. m. Worship and UO p. m. Evening Evongeli~ sll1p 915 a. m., Sunday School Sunday Mass 10•30 a. m.: Holy Builders and Building Snppl.ito servl . ~00 P. :.. ayer i Preaeblna semce 10:30 a. m. lie Servr~, 2nd. and 4th Sun· tO IS a. m. Day of Obligation 6:30 a.m.; WCAL UNION 56fl8 ces. · p. ID. ednesday. ' Young Peop!e'a meetmg, 6:30 day of mooth. oa• Grove Melbodlst Church Confession 'h hour before Chester, Ohio Ph. 985·2005 Ravenswood, W. Va. Community · I p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. Bethany EUB Church - Rev. John W. Kimbler , pastor, Earl Mass. ' ApGRtelic C<immumty Cllsrcb, , V. B. Braley, Bible Sch10l SupL Paul A. Sellera, paslor: Mom· Cross. SupL Sunday School at P~geville. Sullday School 10 a. I Zloa c•arch Gl Chrilll, Poin. log Worship, 9:30 a. m.; Sun- 10:15 a. m.: Preaching 9.15. Salvation Army m. Sunday; ·Evangelistic serv- ' eroy · HarrlsonviUe Road -Eu- day School, 10:30 L m., Blythe Syracuse Mell!odlsl Church 111e Salvalloa Army, - f!!D. Ices 7:30 p. m. Sunday Prayer gene Underwood. minister. 81- Theiss, Supt.: Youth Fellow. Wendell G. Slutler, pastor; Wor· rey Ray S. WiDing, officer in Ashland Oi l Product! iervices ·Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ble School, 9:30 a. m.: Morn. sblp, 6:30 p. m. ship service, 8:35 a. m., SUn· cbarge. Sunday 10 a. m. HtU· & Br own's Bottle Gas llluoo Bapt101 Saaday School ing Wor'!lllp, 7:30 p. m. ; Ill> CARMEL EUB Church-Rev. day School H5 a. m.; MYF oess meeting; 10:30 a. m. Su~ :140 Uncoln SL Middleport 992-2550 992·2166 Pomeroy ., D.A.V. Hall, CO!iter Secolld , bert Ref!; Bible School Supt. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun. Sunday 6 p. m. Prayer meeting day School. Sunday 7 p. m. and P..-iroy, Mason Sponsored Chitrch 01 God day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday 7:30 P. m. Young People's Legion: 7·30 p. by Frellt!!I .CII.Y Baptist Church ClleRter ' Choreb of God _ Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Mor1> ByteD RIUI Free Methodist- m. Salvation meeting; Thor. 'n GaiUpolll. Alflllaled wltb s. Rev. Dale Thornton, paslor. lng Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun. Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. day, I to 3 p. m. Ladies Home BC. Rev. R. L. Pillaon, paslor Sunday School, 9,30 a. m.; day tf the month; 8 p. ~ Eve1> &mday Sch10! 9:30 a. m.; 0. League: 7 p. m. Prep classes: lunday ScllooJ every Sunday. Morning :~; Wol'11bip at 11 L lng EvangeUstfc Serv1ce, 2st 0. Patterson, Supt.; Morning NO .P· m. Bible· Sludy, prayer "Ohio's O!dw Dodgt Deoler" Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Servlee I P· m. Preaching services the m. Eva.Ustic ,.rvlce 7•30 p. and 3rd SUnday of month. Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Sei' meetmg. Other aervices by an- I PaTm - Industrial - Laum & Gar<f8n· Middleport, Ohio llh Sunday of eaeb month. m.: Pra~ meetina. 7,30 p.m. Trfnrty Uldled Cllorch Of ~ce us p. m.; EviiDI!ellstlc DOUDeement Tuppers Plams Phone 867-34.'11 · Mt Mor!U Ba[IIUI Cllarell- Tuesday:'~ Young People's Cltrlot, Pomerey - Rev. W. H. message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ADVENTIST Corner o1 Fourth and lllaln Sl Service 'tfrlday 7·30 m. Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. M1ddlepo11. Rev. Ny~· Borden: ML Mo(tu ci.urcb :f God- Supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 a. Laurel Cliff Free Methodlot u!'~ero~ Sn=berryDay Advea· minister. 8undQ Scheol UO 1. Rev. ~ - Salterfield pasler m. Worship, 10:25 a.m. Cl!urch - R. Eugene Gill, pas. Rd or~ . Belghl! lit Amol~ Rlellar<b, SupL !0.30 Sunday a . .;,.: Wor. 1111' ; Sunday School a. m.: ., oo of Mergs Memorial , 1 30 1 9 45 I . m. Mornlnfl Worship. sblp se P;st~, F. W. ,Gifford, "Kentucky Fried Chlcktnn 11 a. m. and 7,30 DanvDie Pnlrfm Rolloess - Pbil Wise, Supt.; Morning """' Middleport, Ohio Naomi lllpllst Chureb - p. m. meellng 7,30 p. m. ILAngsvDie POSI Office), Rev. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth sen. ft!fte 00 Ass ~=th Pomeroy SundaJ School 9 30 a. m. ; Wor- Tuesday; ~ Yoong People's Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; SUnday lees 7 p. m.; Evangelistic aer- Sch 1 l · sltlp II o. m.; Wednesday, 7 meetfnl, 1,30 p. m. Friday. School 1:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert vice 7:30 p. m. Mid· Week pray. oo • ~· m. Worship 3 p.m. Rolland Cburcb Gl God _ Grate•. S~pt. Worship at . 10:30 er service 7:30 a. m. Wednes. United Brethren p. m., _Prayer service. Rood . Rev. Clyde Hinton, Rev U•vid Sheets pastor a. m. , Pilgrim Youtb, 6.45 p. day. Ed u lied Breth 1 pastor: Sunday SchoeJ '30 • . Sunday 9iihool 10 a. m:; Eva~ m.; EvangeJJstic service, 7 301 Tile United Metbo4lst Cllorcl! I an.:~h~ - Rev. ~:.n a" Church on.d Office SUpPlier- Glftl Wt Fill All Doctors Presertnffnn.t m., Ralph Carl. Supt. . SUnday gellstic •Arvlc• 7,30 Voung p. m., Mfd.Week Prayer and Pomeroy- Sunday School, 1:15 Blake pastor: Sunday School 892·2955 Pomeroy 992·2641 Worsltlp service 10•30 a. m. People · lndeavor. 7,30 p. m. Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. l•· m. Fourth Sunday of Advent. ! It ' . WI D1 Hoi ..,_ Middleport • Jehovah Divine Worship 10:30 a. m. Set- , a. m., n • s...,.. , , mon 7 "Where Does God Fit SupL; CbrlsUan Endeaver. 7:11 • Kbtcdom Ball el Jebovah s ,.. • p. m., classes for Ill Song _. TUNE IN Wilneoo, 900 Broadway Mid· ln. 7:30 p. m. the Chrfstmu , vice a p h·. I :II dleport - Publle meeti,;g Suo· program for lhe oomh famH . M~:··k reac mg ,. da • IY. Choir rehearsal Wednesday m.' ee prayer meeUn~o General Mercharniise y, 2 P. m., ~atchtower nl ht 7 to 8 Chrf tm 1 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. F'urniture and Appliances Sludy. 3 p. m.: B:ble Study, ~. Carols a:d ~ndlell~ti~; llazle Holsinger, class tead•. Tuppers Plains 667.3280 Phone 985-2125 Chester. Oblo futsday 7 p. m.: Sen ice mee~ 1 1 .11 nd rr· d ' Lelarl Fallo u·•led llrelbret In• 8 Til-•· M . or am1 es a 1en s at , "' - · P. .111• w...,y; lnts- 7:30 p. m. II Cbrlat Cllarcll - James Mol' 1rY School, 7 p. m. ·'l'bursday. N r1soa, pastor. Siplay School 11 S.rliiOIII From Grece Episcopal Church, Pomeroy Lutheran msarene 1:30 a. m. Preichlns aorvices ~L Job'l 1.a11Jeru Cburelo- The Cbarell ol tile Num!lle llnt and third Tllursday at WHITE SEWING MACHINES 1390 WMPO RADIO Bulovn Watrhes - Soles and Sen>iet Momtna Worship 9 L m.· Sun. Ckester - Rev. Herbert Gratt 7:30 p. m. Second and fourth •£vtrythingl"or the Womm~ lhnr s..n.<' . REV. RICHARD MARTIN;·':tECTO.R day Scbool 10:30 L m. Pastor, Olarles BlseU, Ass'L Sunday !Continued ~ Page I) IS llfD SL Middleport 992·5320 186 N. Second Middleport . IIU!v. Joseph «nuy, School 1:30 L m.; Mornb11 Sanda1 at 7:30 P. m. Prayer ~ 'Wonhlp . . . . . . . . . . . . 1~30 AM Sullday st. Paal'• Lderaa Cbweb- Worshl~ 11 a. m.; NYPS 1:46 meettna leCOlld and l«lrtb 832 E. l!emDd St, . Pomeroy. P. m:: Evenmg Service, 7:30 l!lursday, 7:30 p. m. and first A 211•"UIIIIC~ APJ)I'!Jat11 To Rtl~Qfoiu Prob'-1. Sundty School ,,3f·a. m.,-Wor- p. m., Midweek l'rlyer aervlca lnd third So~. 7:30 p. m. sltlp service 10·,. a. "' PaRtor pastor; M/'11, Edna Life, SupL l'rlyer meetin• ..... Wed!let.., .., .,.. • 7:30 p m Wednesday · · • _, ·p:~eTIJth!n~ In Hord!Dllre' il(fddleporl Rev. Joseph. Kfaly. . . . MlddtePora ~IIJ'clt tb N ·. ·dly II 7:30 p. m. Cltrlllllan Rr> .,. Pomeroy, Ohio Metllpdi# - _ Rev. Clyde J. and lourtb SU. Sentinel Church News es •• • {t i' ' I ..,,.. I " ......, eYeud¥elco~~~t .laf\• Our....,,.. Daore ' '~,. -' •lullllly hiiHI t411.A.M.-....Illll Wll'lhfp 10:30 A.M, • -. . W.l'lh"' 7r30 P.M. Sclloe . llu... , ,. , '" . ~ "' · , . ·"-.Me.. ....'. . .......,., , "' • ! 'I( •', .( lii,jda.i.!:: ll!t•• - ' at "-llltl•· •,.,.....,.._ ...._ ..... Mrt.[· • •d•f' , . ;·-.,. . . -. . ... Ni' a··· • •.,.,.: · . . . t\ 1!1 . t.•.~l!!li'· .1\ttll.GIII - ~· --r·. ?'~.,.' • ~ , ., "\ J-.,. . i•'>F',.. ·". '., t: =· u... . q.tdll SUNQAr, DICEM81!1!?.15 t; <" {' ( f.'' . --.-.·' ..... ' • ' . '"' , ,. ~ · ' . , . ..· -,, . . . . .~~~~~;,;;;.,~~-:--...,.....!1- \ ~= =~:~er:. Alfred Metl!odill t'llan!~ - ~ SCbool9:30 L nt.; ML Bel'lllllii I1IJied lltlllred Rev. PelU'I. A. ~114•. pasttr. Morning Worship 10:llcl a. Ill.; l)t~t Cllarcll _James Mil' Sunday School It· t o30 .a. m., NYPS Young People, I:G p.rD.; rililla, liastor. bd&J School Lloyd Dillinger, Supl ,Wer$ip Bnngelllllle meelina 7:30 p.m.t t•Jt•·L m. Pi'ti.chfnl, l1r8t and Services .•t 10:45 a. ·!Ji. withll'rlyer meetilll, Wed. 7:30p.m. """" o...... NO Second Vere Swartz, lay leader. Sun- PomerGJ Cbn a1 lite N• ~.u ,..,....ay, · p. m. .~ay eve'!ing ROJ:V~~ at 7:45 p. , Rev. Kenneth Pleret, ~ m. with 1M llevt Caii!D. We.j· )ilstor; Raymond Wtlbura, 116 ..~ . Pfwn'Delday ev••""' """'·- ie••c:es •'"l'''h' .,_ ... _._ ....._ ....... 1:.. ""'!"' ""' . ~ .l'l"n:' 1 u• o..-J .. 't ~; !llr1 · · .; m. 06'1' at 7:CI p. m. I . . ' I' •. !q1. MornfDa Wol'8bip. 10:~ .• ~. :mIMIIIII . I • "-•"" .. ~· .... m. ltvlllfiW l!ervlce, 1 p. ...... m.: baT . •' _:,.~ q,.:.t, ........ ,_ "'-. il......;...1 A , ~ I' _.._ iit ai.... IVL11U - , _ . lualr - ,._, ~, ••YI!'' IMIIINI, 7 p. ·m. ..... lhlp .....n.: lot,~ ;jj· . ,.r.-:""'"'"Of"·; Dh ~ ~~ ·•••1)11 , I : , , ··: • , ' v .•. •.\ -, ~_, 4P..' . .. . . 011 i..,. • ,; ' ' . 1-____ __--. -.~-- - HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Mala St. Pomoroy Suppol'l the Church ot I/OIIf Cholet .HEINERS BAKERY . ~: ~a~m,· .; GOGd ~ - -· - - - -- F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. -----. ~ NEW YORK CtOTMING Ht'II~E Toke Somtoili With .firu·To Churcln P"m~l'Jl? (~ 110 yean Kermit Wa!toa. Mer. BEN FRANKliN\:stORE. , ·: , .. W! Ya. ..... ' ,. { •.. ·--------~--~ .........._:.., __ _ .,.. __ 8uat1aito11, ,_.,. ' ~98 �/ '' .; I. r ., I I ' I '.,1 Fa~n~=r~II966 ~ Was a Re·p·ubl-.·ca'1n ·y e'ar ·E·ho··des· .·s ·t· le 12-D,IIy S~ntln~l. ~~Y·MI~~I'po~ Q.,.' ~~it~~~ positlon:~ r===---~· d y,. Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, .0., Dec. 2S,..11iaa-tt and may Improve that lias 'lowers toppj,d by to· . • , a( ' ( . . . 1' he should run •llo/Nin elec· . tally dissimilar spires. The ca· '" . . ' , Ilion as Cleveland plaY,ol ' . d1 d F k J L. h year thedral was ,built during a I, COLUMBUS I UP!) _ The [ In almosl any direction one i was certain to: lia~e major long. G!ady exeputlve rector . at an Sen. ran : a~sc. e are · . 1I , . , .. , surge of religious fei'VOr in the ear !966 in Ohio politics goes turned in Ohio, physically or I range effect&;.;·,,; . I headqu~rters and Murton Nelpp slaled to be runnmg agam With The fulure should • 12th and early 13th centuries. ;nto history as a big Republi· ' phllosoph!caUy, It was Rhodes The . repppol'llonmenl h 8 d . chairman. Neipp is Reams• law party .hea~quarters perilaps. not ing with Rhodes. and pi>"'ibly IS One tower is Romanesque and ear James A. Rhodes Iwho was In charge setting the I been ordered by . the federal partner and had managed John· as lffi .iur<,_. 1 lo tht • ce• . • ,gn. Taft, getting attention on the TO ONI; & ~A~~~ , . the other Gothic. : c~nl Y ' :pace and domlnati~g the scene. !courts 1n Itne with the "one· ' son's successful Ohio campaign as It could ·be to the 1970 state nation Scene. The..dilislature ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.................-= s ~~ Man on !he Go. who led ! There were the little pub- man one-vole" ·aoclrioe. Even· in 1964. races. I could be excil!ng iil!!l',-produt· the Republican sweep at the IiciZed Saturday mornina ses- 1I · v it was Rhodes who 'tep, .GOP Battles Apathy Demoeratl Look To 1970 I live. The GOP will ril<ell to rind polls stamped his mlluence up. sion< witll leaders from all ped in lo solve the problem The state campaign soon The first problem for Oemo. o candidate to run a'lfAlnst Lau· on ~II aspecls of life in Ohio ~alks ol life to promote Negro Iwhen the legislature failed to found Republicans fiRhtlnR ap, crats looking to 1970 a! the sche In 1970. And butll parlles during his first term as gover- employmenl and ease racial come up witll-a new plan for alhy as lhey knew lhey had a slale level .wlll be 10 line . up wlll be Iookmg to the·>l970 state MlbDLEPORT, '0 . nor and the voters rewarded tensions. Or programs to ex. electing representatives. WJ(lner and Democrats fightmg !!everal possJble candJdate~. rhe races. ~·~ 1 him w1th hiS second reeord·size ' pand the college system. Or to The governor directed the rs· despair as many. felt the race st~n,d pro~lem ~s lo fin(f a . VICtory. He won by about 700,- develop airports. Or improve apportionmenl,board to draw a was over before 11 starled. ~ ng b~ard that w<ll i , 000 votes. 1the economic climate. Or trips plan in line with the federal , Reams worked hard, harder VIde statewide exposure. The Rhodes . Jed GOP land- to promole the stale 's tnutist court order. His decision is still 1than mosl challengers_ would Rea~s expects to continue •slide was lhe big spectacular attractions. bemg challenged in the courts. have d~ne In such a Situation. Ia<llve m state politiCS. Nobndv Buckeve politics in 1966 And ! bul the board'S · plan won ap, : He viStted all the. countles. 1 expected him to wm In 19116 10 . h . t . Sure there were problems. , proval from lhe federal courts workin~ for party umty and or· and most successlul .stale can. history w111 s ow I1 se m mo· ' ed thes Hi ' d'd 11 t th · " lion currents thai will affe<'l Rhodes work on . e. s I and thus prevelited the eleclion gamzalion. . I ales usua y Ies e~r wmg State lot legislators fi'<tm lhe state at • Rhodes campatgned hard a t1me or so before wmnlng r Oh IO for many!• speech to the. Republican h tecourse o ' ted bl years. : Convention pmpom . ~ro ems large. · across .the state for the RPPU b ,lelect'ton. . . The Republi can victories on !and suggested solutions. i The yesr hega.n with lhe !lean . trcket, visiting all of the The Demo_cralic. eand1d~te · Nov . 8 kepi the parly in con. I But day 10 and day out il was 1Democratlr parly 10 search for counbes and urgm~ a down.lhe- mana•ed dunng hiS campaign I trol ol all state offices for an· Rhodes who dommaLed the Oh1o' stale candidates. lise! I a big line RepUbli can v~te. not ' make many d en~ml: i other four ye ars. making at Scene. both in his public func· story. The Nov. 8 electton broughl a Will hiS party. an • e I leas I an eight-yea r stretrh for ' tions and in executive decisions Then came th~ campaigns , Republic~ l_andslide and a wor: hard durmg .the ne:.~ thr party in lhose offi ces. 1 whi ch shaped not only the state 1with several outs1de speakers, 1 Democra.tic dtsaster. f?m ars, could be m 8 po 11 also increased the partv's Igovernment but exerted consid· i mcluding President Johnson , ~ And w1th It came challenges Uon '" lead lhe parly agatn. 1 conlrol of the legislature lo tile erable influence upon all as· i visilin g Ohio. . and quest~ons and problems for But Rea ms iD ~bVIous~ hs point that the GOP will have ' perfs of life in Ohio. 1 Other Highlights . Usted both parttes. aware of those IS par w 0! Our very be$t I almost unlimited power. I While Rhodes domina led the 1 Along the way there w~< no- Speculation . lmmedl a t e I ,Y , would hke to be governor · s' wi sheS for a tru lv I Largest Ia Congress 1 picture, there were numerous ilitical news at the M1dwe.;;t i arose concermng the govern~r s! Robert Sweeney, who h _a I ! And it increased the Ohio Re-o events wh ich kept the political ' Governors Conference in Cin- future since the Cons.tttutmn . won one _ of three statew~de ! ASHLAND OIL . & : publican delegation in the U.S. ~cene intPrest.\ng. cinnati, Sen. Stephen M. prohibits him f~m servmg an- races. mt~ht want to run or ' REFINING COMPANY House of Representatives by six House Reapportioned Young's needling or Johnson 011 . other term. H1 s o~ly answer I govern~r m 1970. A. man to Ashland Oil Products I to 19 ma ki ng it the largest The year saw Ohio elect the Vietnam War, the overthrow was he would contmue to do l walch " Cleveland City Gllen S. Br<~wn, I from 'any state and potentially state representatives on a of the Ohio House Jeadershin by ' the best he CI') Uld as gnvPrnor. , cil President James Stanton. He I Coml'(tl~slon Agen1 LP·GaS Deater i a slrong force m shaping party. ulation basis instead of both parties, the re turn of Rob- Still the specul ation continued ' has . tile best forum among poPorntto;; tOhlo' · : 992-2166 lpolicey there. Icounties lor the firsl time. ert Taft Jr. to ortice. the reor. about a po,.ihl• place for ~1m tenllal Democrallc candidates -~ -- - · ·· - · · Ii~.~~alti~ of lhe Democratic on th e 1968 natinn al tlrket. or Ii and organized labor's , runnin g for the Sem:tte in 1970. .. "! ;t,· [ ( cool atlitude toward the Demo. or retiring to private Ill~ In who had been their tradi· 19'71 after a career in public Ilona! parlner. service. The year began wltlt Demo- ! I.e~l<lature Urban Conll'nlled crats having a most dHficult , Hi!-\ immediate conrern was BEST f:;,· r'·n air u•i rh ju:r. time lining up ,! candidate for ,!he legislature meeting Jan . 2. t/.•ei r m es~n.ge, govertlor. State headquartero II is a new kind ol legislature, WISHES appointed a screening commit· controlled by cil.y and suhurban tee that finally recommended , lnteresis. II will face the u•ual state Sen. Frazier Rea ms Jr. of knotty problems - tinances. Toledo as a randidate. i education. welfare - plus a Then headquitrlers declrled to , number of others such as air remain neulral In lhe primary and water pollution, hi ghway and the handsome young To- Isafetv. revision of lhe Insurance ledo senator tronn('f'd s t ~ft' Rl'{), and banking laws, and assorted Harry Meflwain In the May urban problems to n"m' a few . wish you Joy, , .In laughter and good conlest. At the same time. lhe jockcheer , , • joy in gif11 and glad turprises Next there was the unusnal, eying will begin among those spectacle of the candidate fnr ' who want to succeed Rhodes as , , , joy in I rlends and !anp.Jy ~ • , joy at governor being unable to ap- · Povernnr. Trf' ~ ovP rnor Christmaa, with all it~ ·llt!ep meaning. point the party stale chairman. doubtedly will have a major WUJiBm L. Coleman, who bad say in selecting his •uccessor. May the trlie old-Caehioned ljoya or the taken his !umps and a fe '' bou· : Bul those RepUblicans aeaeon eoJDe:~ ;rou •• ; Huger .loDjJo during 10 years as Dem· would like to be governor wi!l loeratic chairman, bowed out to 1 won be busy building th'"e,;;~;; l l FROM . t,,, ALL OF US AT for Ueulenant govemor. for oublic <upoorl 1! fc 1 ~'~". wanted Eugene (Pete) . should smile on tit em. • I O'Grady as chairman. 1 Across the street from 1 But Robert Sweeney of Cleve- Statehouse, at Democratic h•••· ' • land, the congressman-at.large, quarters. the problems POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy Pastry Shop who had decided to protect his many. Some moves to rebuildl tl '. POMEROY, OHIO RACINE, OHIO . future by running for attorney lbe organization are under way. I\~:':~, Instead of t a c k I i n g The first trial will be In 1968 , e ·; ... by IO<. 1J , refused to go along , with the first major lest "No-/ can't " ·.•, il we pot a carJ .lrom the O'Grady. A compromise 1970. Coles laJt year! Why?" was worked out to make 0'· In 1968, President Johnson ., ; JQY.: ,an.·.. B t w· • h es I 1 MIDDLEPORT . BOOK STOltE I 1 I 1' I I 1 1 1 V"". I B[RRV'S WORlD na We 1 aiul' · ··~ - I 1 Economy Savings &Loan Co. · I !Ike to express my most a happy Yuletide. CHARLES R. (DICK) KARR MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER May you and yours -enloy a Chriatmar Village Cut-Rate 'Racine Dept. Store RACINE, OHIO l:!rs iiu!'· 1' rich In bJr;.ssinoL U.: u; w.:.U :pi:- s.:.¢;· er ACHES AND PAINS seem to prompt tbe pose• of theRe two youngllers ID Oslo, Norway, hut actually they are performing one ol the late.t dante<, lo whlcb suth contortions a• these are an lntegnl part. OHIO VALLEY Loretto 1 I. '1he Spreading Kingdom" SUNDAY 9 AM St~~ ben. ri111t Our rleigh u overflowing with volc:et •J,~ out all throu,G' the land in , . ol< friendly.Chd•UIW areetlnp. holiday ,.lrhe• and . one ond all, Middleport, Ohio BLAETTNAR·S· POMEROY; .OHIO " '; l own, .extedliOI to our faithful customer• and frienda the.w•~nt hoUdat wiahes, the ai.ntereat "thank you" for :.Your patr~WIJC. . .e MILLS-SIMPSON AGENCY · Don Mlllt, Bud Slmp1on & Dick Karr, Jr., Avenll e REUTER AGENCY INSURANCE ' ' ,u . ·. . BAUM LUMBER CO. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBifi!G HF.A mm GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. BOGGS EQUIPMENT TINY'S FOODLAND CROW'S STEAK HOUSE SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE LYONS QOVER FARM RIDENOURS SUPPLY ! 1 MIDDi:EtiORT, ri:'' Do1161d H•-•~-, Mlwi·•Ar • '~GENCY, INC~ ,,,,,;-JioilltiY Downl.ng l ·am Childs . • DAVIS-WARNER .';!I~S~RANCE SE~VICE, oi CHURCH OF CHRIST ' \ eilOWNING INSURANCE ' THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA - THE SEWING CENTER GOEGLEIN READY -MIX CO. . To thae we add our On thll {Of/0111 Holli/.ag ~elebratlng the birth of the Holv Chlltf, we wish that y011 111/JI/ be filled with peace and gTadnesr, 'omforted wlth hope, and 811rrounded buuQVr lo11ed Qllff, ' Middleport Dept. Store - RAY RIGGS, INC. a:!i, NE~ ($;~ sincere best wishes for ··s.Z;::« y()UI" I AKRON UPI) - The Univet· · oily of Akron Board of Di· l rectors Wednesday announced establishment of the M. G. 0 '· Neil Foundation Scholarship by M. G. O'Neil, president ol toe General Tire and Rubber Co. The new $1,800 annual sch<ll· arship will provide funds "for a needy and promising entering freshman, preferable of the Negro race, who otherwise wotu•tl be unable to attend college." '-* ; . I I Scholarship Set Up By General T&T _::.*'.*·. "-A:.·. 1 Linda's Lady Fair Beauty 'Salon . .~ liWIIia, Christmas Wishes 1 • • • • day Schoo~ 10 1. m, Jo!m Ba~ rarene - S•nd~ IJdtoOl :-;,. • ley, . SUpl · IL m.: Sunday Worsblp 10:31 • • Forest Raa Melhodllt ebarell L m.; Evening Service 7:311 p, • -sunday School t L m., Mrs. m.: MJd.weell l'rlyer Senice, • Fred Nease, Supl Wori!blp •er- 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ReY. '• vice, 10 L m. Rev. WeodeU Mmis M. Wolle, putar. Stutler, pasttr. · R1U1Dd Clnrrel1 a1 lite N.. ; Chester Melhndlol Ohare~ - IJ'e'De - SUnday School 9:30 1. • • Worship service at 9 a. m.; m.; Morn!na W0!'8blp 10:45 L lla.fllil& and 7:30 P. m. alternately. Wednesd•y Prater meeting , Sunday Schoel al 10 a. m. m. : Evangelistic oervlce 7:45 Bethlehem d,lpiUt Cbareb, Prayer meelina Wednesday al 7:30 p. m. Saturday. Pearl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Waid p. m.; Midweek Prayer service Great lleild, lleY. C. L. O'C.. 7:30 i · m. • Spencer, Supt. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. nor, putor, Robert Lewis, Columbll Cbapel - Werablp Epucopal Heotb Metbodltl CburClb, lleY. 8)ora<ase Cburcb Gf lite NatSupL UO a.m. MorDIJig wor- sa:v•ce eacb SuDday, 9:15 a; Grace Eplleepal Choreh Ma> Donahue. pastor: Jack ! anne - WU!Iom c. Thorpe, shl· and Suaday School, 7 p. m., S~ ~ 10 a. m., i Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. Richard I Bechtle. Churcb School Supl; I pastor: Sunday School t 30 a. m. £venlnq service, 'lbursdoy Youth SerV1ce 6. 1& P· m. Even·, B. Marlin Rector Sunda Church School, 9•30 a.m.; Wor·l m.; Morning wlll'shi1110:30 a.m. 7.311 o.m. prayer meeting. 1111 Worship 7 p. m. eacb Sua- I Morning p;ayer and· Sermt:. 1ship Service, 10:30 a:m.: Met!J. 1 day. . m , odtst Youth Fellowship, 6 p.m.: Pentecmtal 1 10 30 1 Carpoter Bopfill L'bllrl!h Freedom Gospel Millsloa • Official Board meeting, first · • ' • - Sunday Scllool, 9:SO a.m. 8aijhan Stlver.vllle Rd. ; L. EUB Sunday of month, 7:311 p.m.; Peatecostal .Uaembly, Roate Momma w0!'8blp 10:15 a.m. _ Gluesene~p. pastor; Roger . WSCS, sedond Monday ol 124- Rev. Paul E. Jones. pa.. , Wi!Jord, Stipt.. Sunaay Scllool, Enterprise EUB Cborcb _ month, 7•30 p.m.: Eleanor Cfr. tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; First Bapi!JI Cbareh, Middle. 10 a 1.; Evangelistic service, 7 Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. cl~, second Thursday: Class 12, Worship, Wednesday and Friporl, ReV Donald Boone pu. :30 P. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Worsblp service 9:30a. m.; SW> llnrd Wednesday; Afternooa Clr- day. tor. Scbool 9: 15• a.m. P. m. Tuesday. day School 10:30 a. m. Youth cle•. fourth Thursday afternoon: 'l'be PeateeOstal Cburcb Mld· Geo'11e Baker, ~upt. 10 , 15 a.m. Rutlaad Mfosloa - .0 II v e Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boys choir practice, Wednesday. dleport - South 3rd Ave.; Ret. .. orship Service; BYP 6 p.m.; Newman, ~ missiOnary pastor; m.; E~eniog service, 7:30 p. Letart Folio Motbod!OI B. L. Barrett, pastor: Sunday Evening worship. 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; and Gll'ls Fellowsblp, 6:30 p. Charge Jameo F. Early, pas- School 10 a. m.; Sunday even' YI"dnesda 7'30 m Pr Wtrshrp 10:30 a. m.; Preachmg m., 2nd and 4tb Sundays: Youth tor - LETART FAJ.J.'I _ Wor- iDI ~angelistic service, 7:30 . • • 1: • meetlo [·30 · .m.P·cb~r ay~ 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, Choir, 6.:30 p. m. Wednesday. sbip, 7:30 p. m. Sunday lei· ~· m., Wednesday Bible SludJ bee. : 1' P ' prac 17:30 p. Ill· Wednesday. Prayer Meeting, 7:30 · p. m., cep1 2Dd Sunday); Cburcb 7.30 p. m.• Sawrday nrght Pray. · · · · ·: Wednesday. School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Uni· er and Worsb1p 7:30 , , m. Flnl lllpu.t Cburelt, Pome- Chun:h 0/ Chmt . fled service, 9:30 a. m., IDd Pr~J~by~ · roy - lleY. Carver WUilams. Bradbory Cborcb of Chris!- Morning Star EUB Church - Sunday of month. EAST LErum ~!!day School U:30 b'U 10:2l1. Larry Williams, minister; Bible Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd Middleport F'irlt Ualled Prellorslup lervlce, 10:30 L m.: School and Morning Wor b' Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy and 4th Thursdays· Cburcb byterlao Clllll'eb - Rev. Bow· Nur ~ llld Junior Cburcb for t0:30 a. m.; Christian Eo:..:~: ~eter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Schotl, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. AP· ard Ruppel!, pastor; SUnday THI: CMUitC H I'"Oit ALl. cn~ldreu. or, 6 p.. m.; Eve•ing Wor· Asst. : Morruog worship, 10:45 PLE GROVE - Worship, a p. School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, ,t.LL. I'Oflt THK CMURCH lnl Baptltl Cllard. llae!De, sbip, 1 p. m. a. m., Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m., 1st and 3rd Thursdays; Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; ~v. C.~ O'Ct~ pastor. Hemloti Grove Christian m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Cburch School, 9•30 L m. SW> 5:45 p. m. VF ; Wed .. a:30 p. 'Jilt Chwdl i1 lhe l••lnl f.._ial- .... r!l '"' Uw ~lldinr rtf tlurte-Unday ool U:30.. auk Cle- Cburcb '- James Quisenberry. 7' 30 p. m. Sunday. day. GREAT BEND - Wor· m. Junior Choir; 7 p. m. Sen- ' tero OO f<,oodciti•~nlili p 11••-~­ ,.houa of opir•uuol vol un. Wilhollt a lalld. Supt.; 10:45 a. m. MCIJ' I Io w h. Se · 9 30 hi 9 30 1 t d 3rd lor Choir . MNn( Cl:t11reh. Milhl:r -........<7 Ing W hlp · I 30 BYF . ors lp rvlce, . a. m.: Lottrldge EUB Church - s P ' a. m., s an . ...- o•vlHMI•on et.ll ou,....ive, TIItt-. pastor; SUndays; Churcb School, 10:15 Syracuse Flr•t United Pre,. •na J::Or Fel~wJi ~i' m. Sunday Si:bool, 10 a. m., Ray , Rev. Jack Young, • •• low IUIInd '""""''" why e.-.ry ,......,ft lhould 11t"nd • nr•- •••u· Even;' Se . p, p. Whaley, Supt. Sun~1y School u~ a m L m. Sunday, MORSE CBAPEL bylerian Church - Rev. LiD· ...1 ~ ond IUJtiOit'"l W Ckur.to T~ . ... • l J ~'orhio own.!llh.< : J r .... m J'VIce; Wednesday. BradloN Cburcll of Chris!- Russell Archer, Supt. lfunday - worsh1p, II a.m., lsi and 3rd son H. Slebbina, pastor. Wor7 30 h;.clllldr..,'••ke 13! Forlh.•U • f hilt -.nun il.)' olld 1111i1M. 14 > 8 30 : ·m. Cho~: Joe Robmson, nunls.ler;' Hom· worship, 10:45 a. m. and 7:JO Sundays; Churcb School 9:30 a ship 9 a. m. ; Sunday School, t 'gr lhe •tr of ~ l111Ud! itlllf, lor Cbo!r Practice. er Fo.,...l, Supl; Brble School p. m. alternately. Bible Study m. SUnda!. 10 a. m.; Bible Study and pray. ,.hid! --~~ · &Mil and. ml lttal IU IIP<If' l'lon 1111 JO Ill rhurtfl ~ Chesl!lrt . k • 9.30 a. m.; Morning WorshiP and prayer service, led hy pas- Mbtersvdle MelhodiOI Church er service Sunday 7 p. m. .lt.rl)' INl Nlll Blbll dlil)-. Panek • wa:O~ GHar:: 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, tor, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. - Wendell G. Stutler, pasior. Harrisonville Presbyterin ~slot · W bi .· • 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. 81· Christian Endeavor 7·30 p m Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Wor- Church, Howard Ruppel!, pu. ~ . ora p serv1cea are· bl dy.., • · · · . HarUoN .8 .....,1 9 DST: e Stu : 3rd Salurday of mooth. ship serYice 11 a. m. tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m. ; . a.L m. • llel1er <Church ol Christ · Portland Methodisl Chlll'CII- Worship 7:30 p. m. ciiUe Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Bible ~I 9•30 a. m. Preacl> Sooth Bethel EUB Cbureh - Jolin Kimbler, pastor. Sunday SyracuRe Mlssio·· - Earl Cus~eshlre Bapllst 10:45 EST. !Dg 10:30 a. m., first and third Rev. Jalk · Young, P a. School 9:30, Harold Rtllsh, tor, pastor. Wednesday and Frl· Tuesdoy" urcb School . at HarUord, at Sundays. tar: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Supt.: Allen Brewer, Ass' I. day services, 7:30 p. m. Pso lms I 50 DST: Kyger 10:211 EST, Masoa Cily Chorch ol Christ, Norman H. ,Bahr, Supt.; Sunday Supt., Preaching 7:30p.m. Sun119 105· 112 lnd Cheshire 9•45 EST. Miller Street - Sunday Bible Worship 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 Rac!Da Metbodlst Churcb Latt4Jr Day Saints MI. IJlllon F.W.B. ·Church - Study, 9 a. m.: Evening Wor- P. m. allernately. Bible Study Jobu W. Kimbler, pastor; Sun• :Unday School 8•45 a_.m., Earl ship, 7,30 p. m.; Bible Study, and Prayer Service, led by pas- day School 9,30 a. m.; PreachRoorcamz~ Church of Jesao •Iarkey, Supt. ; Everung wor·l 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. ing t0:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; Cbrlsl ol Llltler Day 8alnts With the hope it will. in same mPtr~llre. Ioder and help 111.. lhip, 7:30 , p. m. by Cecil Cor, I Middleport Cborcb Gl Cllrlsl Pra er and Bible Stud 7:30 Joseph Stobart. pastor. 6 mtlrs lain thflt which i• good in fumil~ ami romrnunil,. liff'. thiJJ fpa.ayman; VOUDg Petp!e'o mee~ 5tb and Main Streets _ Do : Tl!ppera Plabto EUB Cburcb : m. ~edn sd y, p. from Racme on Racme . Pori0 ng and Blblil Study, 1:30 p m. Hi - Rev. Jack Yoong, pas e ay. land Road. Sunday School, 9 30 ture i• sponsored by tile bus ine.•s firms and . orgrrniz11tiont F!ro; Hapllst C' ., ofltll~uil aid cks, minister: BIb I e lOr; Sunda} worship, 8:30 Rock ~prmgo ll!:ethodisl- a. m.; Worship 10:30 a. m., whoae m1meJJ appear below. Re s.m · School, UO a. m., Kenneth Me. a. m. Sundlly Sch 1 10 Chester Lemley, pastor: Wor S da . . ;: Prv. ueJ J. Jackson, pas- Elblnney, Supt.; Morning Wor- Hobar.,l vm · eyard, otsu, l a.B~bl.: sbip service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- un Y eWvedenmg servh~ce at 7 wr. ayer Rervlce 9:30 a. m ; shi• 10 .30 E . W P 1 e da S ho . MYF P. m. ; ., wors 1p serv1ce Sunday School 10 a m Ger-, . · a. m. venmg •~ Study and Prayer Rervices led Y c 0 1• 10 15 a. m. . 11 7:30 p. m. !rude Bl•tler, Supt..; Worship ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Service, by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible l~rvfct: 11 L m 1 t and 2nd Wednesday, 7 p. m. Adull Class Meeting 7:30 p m Study, Wednesday, 7<30 p. m. Roman Catholic ~AKING(Cf,. lunda I 5·30. s 8 U Pomeror Cborcb Gl Cbrlsl - last Monday ol month . . Rutland Methodist Church Oar ..dy of Mlutea :rr ~ m. ap st Jerry Masters, pastor; Sunday · Rev. C. J. Lemley, pastor: Long Bollom _ Rev. George '.tnroln -Mf'n-IJry-Com.t t · Ti:ngl1.sh Ford .1 . nld n. · Mary School, 9·30 a. m., Churcb se~ Syracuse EUB Cll1!1'e• ~Rev. Cburcb School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· R. Sblpman Adm _ Sunday Baker~ ot llo!sum Bread 85 N Cu urt St. At hens 593·6601 Cl~tf."' KlnpbiiJ'1 vice 10:30. a. m.; Christi811 En- Paul A. SeUera, pastor: Sun. ship service. 10:30 a. m. MYF Masses; I0:3o a. ,;,,, 5 p. m. Radand 11ret 'WIU Ba deavor, 6:30 p. m. ; Evening Rer· day Schoo~ 9:30 a. m.: Beo Monday, 6:30 p. m.. Holy Days: 5 p. m. Cb rei! Pilat vice, 8:30 p. m. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Sutto1 Metbodlsl Cbureb SL Jlbn'a Calholfc Mlssloa~· . ~u\ Taylor. Rolland Chore~ ol Chris!- Morning Worship service, lsi John W. Kimbler, pastor; Mro. Near Guysville (Ootch Rlrlg•I · . a' Y ~ • 10 a. Roy Carler, minister. Bible and 3rd Sundays ol lhe mpnth. Lesler L. Rnu.<h. Supt. Wur- Rev. Frank Manleri. pastor. ~· .:/ri~d~ · Supt. •. P;""l> . School, 9:30 a. m. Worship and UO p. m. Evening Evongeli~ sll1p 915 a. m., Sunday School Sunday Mass 10•30 a. m.: Holy Builders and Building Snppl.ito servl . ~00 P. :.. ayer i Preaeblna semce 10:30 a. m. lie Servr~, 2nd. and 4th Sun· tO IS a. m. Day of Obligation 6:30 a.m.; WCAL UNION 56fl8 ces. · p. ID. ednesday. ' Young Peop!e'a meetmg, 6:30 day of mooth. oa• Grove Melbodlst Church Confession 'h hour before Chester, Ohio Ph. 985·2005 Ravenswood, W. Va. Community · I p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. Bethany EUB Church - Rev. John W. Kimbler , pastor, Earl Mass. ' ApGRtelic C<immumty Cllsrcb, , V. B. Braley, Bible Sch10l SupL Paul A. Sellera, paslor: Mom· Cross. SupL Sunday School at P~geville. Sullday School 10 a. I Zloa c•arch Gl Chrilll, Poin. log Worship, 9:30 a. m.; Sun- 10:15 a. m.: Preaching 9.15. Salvation Army m. Sunday; ·Evangelistic serv- ' eroy · HarrlsonviUe Road -Eu- day School, 10:30 L m., Blythe Syracuse Mell!odlsl Church 111e Salvalloa Army, - f!!D. Ices 7:30 p. m. Sunday Prayer gene Underwood. minister. 81- Theiss, Supt.: Youth Fellow. Wendell G. Slutler, pastor; Wor· rey Ray S. WiDing, officer in Ashland Oi l Product! iervices ·Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ble School, 9:30 a. m.: Morn. sblp, 6:30 p. m. ship service, 8:35 a. m., SUn· cbarge. Sunday 10 a. m. HtU· & Br own's Bottle Gas llluoo Bapt101 Saaday School ing Wor'!lllp, 7:30 p. m. ; Ill> CARMEL EUB Church-Rev. day School H5 a. m.; MYF oess meeting; 10:30 a. m. Su~ :140 Uncoln SL Middleport 992-2550 992·2166 Pomeroy ., D.A.V. Hall, CO!iter Secolld , bert Ref!; Bible School Supt. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun. Sunday 6 p. m. Prayer meeting day School. Sunday 7 p. m. and P..-iroy, Mason Sponsored Chitrch 01 God day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne Sunday 7:30 P. m. Young People's Legion: 7·30 p. by Frellt!!I .CII.Y Baptist Church ClleRter ' Choreb of God _ Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Mor1> ByteD RIUI Free Methodist- m. Salvation meeting; Thor. 'n GaiUpolll. Alflllaled wltb s. Rev. Dale Thornton, paslor. lng Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun. Robert E. Smith, Sr., pastor. day, I to 3 p. m. Ladies Home BC. Rev. R. L. Pillaon, paslor Sunday School, 9,30 a. m.; day tf the month; 8 p. ~ Eve1> &mday Sch10! 9:30 a. m.; 0. League: 7 p. m. Prep classes: lunday ScllooJ every Sunday. Morning :~; Wol'11bip at 11 L lng EvangeUstfc Serv1ce, 2st 0. Patterson, Supt.; Morning NO .P· m. Bible· Sludy, prayer "Ohio's O!dw Dodgt Deoler" Sales - ALLIS CHALMERS - Servlee I P· m. Preaching services the m. Eva.Ustic ,.rvlce 7•30 p. and 3rd SUnday of month. Worship 10:30 a. m. Youth Sei' meetmg. Other aervices by an- I PaTm - Industrial - Laum & Gar<f8n· Middleport, Ohio llh Sunday of eaeb month. m.: Pra~ meetina. 7,30 p.m. Trfnrty Uldled Cllorch Of ~ce us p. m.; EviiDI!ellstlc DOUDeement Tuppers Plams Phone 867-34.'11 · Mt Mor!U Ba[IIUI Cllarell- Tuesday:'~ Young People's Cltrlot, Pomerey - Rev. W. H. message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer ADVENTIST Corner o1 Fourth and lllaln Sl Service 'tfrlday 7·30 m. Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. M1ddlepo11. Rev. Ny~· Borden: ML Mo(tu ci.urcb :f God- Supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 a. Laurel Cliff Free Methodlot u!'~ero~ Sn=berryDay Advea· minister. 8undQ Scheol UO 1. Rev. ~ - Salterfield pasler m. Worship, 10:25 a.m. Cl!urch - R. Eugene Gill, pas. Rd or~ . Belghl! lit Amol~ Rlellar<b, SupL !0.30 Sunday a . .;,.: Wor. 1111' ; Sunday School a. m.: ., oo of Mergs Memorial , 1 30 1 9 45 I . m. Mornlnfl Worship. sblp se P;st~, F. W. ,Gifford, "Kentucky Fried Chlcktnn 11 a. m. and 7,30 DanvDie Pnlrfm Rolloess - Pbil Wise, Supt.; Morning """' Middleport, Ohio Naomi lllpllst Chureb - p. m. meellng 7,30 p. m. ILAngsvDie POSI Office), Rev. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth sen. ft!fte 00 Ass ~=th Pomeroy SundaJ School 9 30 a. m. ; Wor- Tuesday; ~ Yoong People's Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; SUnday lees 7 p. m.; Evangelistic aer- Sch 1 l · sltlp II o. m.; Wednesday, 7 meetfnl, 1,30 p. m. Friday. School 1:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert vice 7:30 p. m. Mid· Week pray. oo • ~· m. Worship 3 p.m. Rolland Cburcb Gl God _ Grate•. S~pt. Worship at . 10:30 er service 7:30 a. m. Wednes. United Brethren p. m., _Prayer service. Rood . Rev. Clyde Hinton, Rev U•vid Sheets pastor a. m. , Pilgrim Youtb, 6.45 p. day. Ed u lied Breth 1 pastor: Sunday SchoeJ '30 • . Sunday 9iihool 10 a. m:; Eva~ m.; EvangeJJstic service, 7 301 Tile United Metbo4lst Cllorcl! I an.:~h~ - Rev. ~:.n a" Church on.d Office SUpPlier- Glftl Wt Fill All Doctors Presertnffnn.t m., Ralph Carl. Supt. . SUnday gellstic •Arvlc• 7,30 Voung p. m., Mfd.Week Prayer and Pomeroy- Sunday School, 1:15 Blake pastor: Sunday School 892·2955 Pomeroy 992·2641 Worsltlp service 10•30 a. m. People · lndeavor. 7,30 p. m. Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. l•· m. Fourth Sunday of Advent. ! It ' . WI D1 Hoi ..,_ Middleport • Jehovah Divine Worship 10:30 a. m. Set- , a. m., n • s...,.. , , mon 7 "Where Does God Fit SupL; CbrlsUan Endeaver. 7:11 • Kbtcdom Ball el Jebovah s ,.. • p. m., classes for Ill Song _. TUNE IN Wilneoo, 900 Broadway Mid· ln. 7:30 p. m. the Chrfstmu , vice a p h·. I :II dleport - Publle meeti,;g Suo· program for lhe oomh famH . M~:··k reac mg ,. da • IY. Choir rehearsal Wednesday m.' ee prayer meeUn~o General Mercharniise y, 2 P. m., ~atchtower nl ht 7 to 8 Chrf tm 1 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Mrs. F'urniture and Appliances Sludy. 3 p. m.: B:ble Study, ~. Carols a:d ~ndlell~ti~; llazle Holsinger, class tead•. Tuppers Plains 667.3280 Phone 985-2125 Chester. Oblo futsday 7 p. m.: Sen ice mee~ 1 1 .11 nd rr· d ' Lelarl Fallo u·•led llrelbret In• 8 Til-•· M . or am1 es a 1en s at , "' - · P. .111• w...,y; lnts- 7:30 p. m. II Cbrlat Cllarcll - James Mol' 1rY School, 7 p. m. ·'l'bursday. N r1soa, pastor. Siplay School 11 S.rliiOIII From Grece Episcopal Church, Pomeroy Lutheran msarene 1:30 a. m. Preichlns aorvices ~L Job'l 1.a11Jeru Cburelo- The Cbarell ol tile Num!lle llnt and third Tllursday at WHITE SEWING MACHINES 1390 WMPO RADIO Bulovn Watrhes - Soles and Sen>iet Momtna Worship 9 L m.· Sun. Ckester - Rev. Herbert Gratt 7:30 p. m. Second and fourth •£vtrythingl"or the Womm~ lhnr s..n.<' . REV. RICHARD MARTIN;·':tECTO.R day Scbool 10:30 L m. Pastor, Olarles BlseU, Ass'L Sunday !Continued ~ Page I) IS llfD SL Middleport 992·5320 186 N. Second Middleport . IIU!v. Joseph «nuy, School 1:30 L m.; Mornb11 Sanda1 at 7:30 P. m. Prayer ~ 'Wonhlp . . . . . . . . . . . . 1~30 AM Sullday st. Paal'• Lderaa Cbweb- Worshl~ 11 a. m.; NYPS 1:46 meettna leCOlld and l«lrtb 832 E. l!emDd St, . Pomeroy. P. m:: Evenmg Service, 7:30 l!lursday, 7:30 p. m. and first A 211•"UIIIIC~ APJ)I'!Jat11 To Rtl~Qfoiu Prob'-1. Sundty School ,,3f·a. m.,-Wor- p. m., Midweek l'rlyer aervlca lnd third So~. 7:30 p. m. sltlp service 10·,. a. "' PaRtor pastor; M/'11, Edna Life, SupL l'rlyer meetin• ..... Wed!let.., .., .,.. • 7:30 p m Wednesday · · • _, ·p:~eTIJth!n~ In Hord!Dllre' il(fddleporl Rev. Joseph. Kfaly. . . . MlddtePora ~IIJ'clt tb N ·. ·dly II 7:30 p. m. Cltrlllllan Rr> .,. Pomeroy, Ohio Metllpdi# - _ Rev. Clyde J. and lourtb SU. Sentinel Church News es •• • {t i' ' I ..,,.. I " ......, eYeud¥elco~~~t .laf\• Our....,,.. Daore ' '~,. -' •lullllly hiiHI t411.A.M.-....Illll Wll'lhfp 10:30 A.M, • -. . W.l'lh"' 7r30 P.M. Sclloe . llu... , ,. , '" . ~ "' · , . ·"-.Me.. ....'. . .......,., , "' • ! 'I( •', .( lii,jda.i.!:: ll!t•• - ' at "-llltl•· •,.,.....,.._ ...._ ..... Mrt.[· • •d•f' , . ;·-.,. . . -. . ... Ni' a··· • •.,.,.: · . . . t\ 1!1 . t.•.~l!!li'· .1\ttll.GIII - ~· --r·. ?'~.,.' • ~ , ., "\ J-.,. . i•'>F',.. ·". '., t: =· u... . q.tdll SUNQAr, DICEM81!1!?.15 t; <" {' ( f.'' . --.-.·' ..... ' • ' . '"' , ,. ~ · ' . , . ..· -,, . . . . .~~~~~;,;;;.,~~-:--...,.....!1- \ ~= =~:~er:. Alfred Metl!odill t'llan!~ - ~ SCbool9:30 L nt.; ML Bel'lllllii I1IJied lltlllred Rev. PelU'I. A. ~114•. pasttr. Morning Worship 10:llcl a. Ill.; l)t~t Cllarcll _James Mil' Sunday School It· t o30 .a. m., NYPS Young People, I:G p.rD.; rililla, liastor. bd&J School Lloyd Dillinger, Supl ,Wer$ip Bnngelllllle meelina 7:30 p.m.t t•Jt•·L m. Pi'ti.chfnl, l1r8t and Services .•t 10:45 a. ·!Ji. withll'rlyer meetilll, Wed. 7:30p.m. """" o...... NO Second Vere Swartz, lay leader. Sun- PomerGJ Cbn a1 lite N• ~.u ,..,....ay, · p. m. .~ay eve'!ing ROJ:V~~ at 7:45 p. , Rev. Kenneth Pleret, ~ m. with 1M llevt Caii!D. We.j· )ilstor; Raymond Wtlbura, 116 ..~ . Pfwn'Delday ev••""' """'·- ie••c:es •'"l'''h' .,_ ... _._ ....._ ....... 1:.. ""'!"' ""' . ~ .l'l"n:' 1 u• o..-J .. 't ~; !llr1 · · .; m. 06'1' at 7:CI p. m. I . . ' I' •. !q1. MornfDa Wol'8bip. 10:~ .• ~. :mIMIIIII . I • "-•"" .. ~· .... m. ltvlllfiW l!ervlce, 1 p. ...... m.: baT . •' _:,.~ q,.:.t, ........ ,_ "'-. il......;...1 A , ~ I' _.._ iit ai.... IVL11U - , _ . lualr - ,._, ~, ••YI!'' IMIIINI, 7 p. ·m. ..... lhlp .....n.: lot,~ ;jj· . ,.r.-:""'"'"Of"·; Dh ~ ~~ ·•••1)11 , I : , , ··: • , ' v .•. •.\ -, ~_, 4P..' . .. . . 011 i..,. • ,; ' ' . 1-____ __--. -.~-- - HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Mala St. Pomoroy Suppol'l the Church ot I/OIIf Cholet .HEINERS BAKERY . ~: ~a~m,· .; GOGd ~ - -· - - - -- F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. -----. ~ NEW YORK CtOTMING Ht'II~E Toke Somtoili With .firu·To Churcln P"m~l'Jl? (~ 110 yean Kermit Wa!toa. Mer. BEN FRANKliN\:stORE. , ·: , .. W! Ya. ..... ' ,. { •.. ·--------~--~ .........._:.., __ _ .,.. __ 8uat1aito11, ,_.,. ' ~98 �" .' • I . . JVbellbu;yfii(•CIIrlltmutree. bnndlel. Uber1Y ¥utuat rn. SeareLtorPlane lA el fill, Will to Jilake sure IllS 1101 l1lriiiCe Companlet IJIIY8 thai Being·Contlnued ~<i',.~~~~ *'f ':: llbake 1be bra11ebee IIIV off, they ASH'l'ABULA, Oblo (UP!)- i Seareh filr mlsslng · I 1 i!l.~lllll=-llllll~ .:;:,bel:w~~too~dry~=-~=~--.,, airplane aO: Ita four 0:.:;:::~1 ,our auutmaa .:, I ' ( ' Th ~I• .. I truly ~ 1 happy one • for· you IDlt yours. "' ,, . . Monday .. PHilliPS SISTERS snLE SHOP e,romt allpt faitbful, Sing out 1M pnl!m of thl• loyf•l ...... •• wtc. loutl and c!Hr. HeM a Merry C!Whnat. ~, HOYT'S Sohio Service, Pomeroy, 0. it~ble, ,~-- II'JIIIe hours spent traversblg made, the three began to disthe coming entry into the city of Jerusalem, the grassy . fields of the grulng lands were "I think," Melchior slated, especially inviting. "that since his kingdom Is the And the cool, shaded spot by greatest, Balthazar should be little stream offered plentl- first in our entry Into Bethlelui grass for the animalo, and hem." the busy crowded street~ of OKIB CIIIUSTMA8 TREE Ia trimmed by Jaae Jayroe, aallve Okllto111D111d eurrent Miss Amerlea, at Cypress Gardens, .1111. Tile llant eactu1 deeorated for Chri•tmas - • prlek!J bacltdiop for the Oklahoma beauty dressed II alluop UlR Ub a aolllllem belle. Here'• wilhlng you the long·laatillsr Jaoppillul of ciA old·fa••i?lled Yule! -~ WAltNER'S -'BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 992-3130 I "I • FULTON-THOMPSON Aul C ll"de In Route 33 . ,, Daily Sentinel, ·Pomeroy·lfldliJepon,··~.; Buffalo, Mrs. EmniDDI son of Eleanor and Mra. OS 0 I Long of Liberty; three sisten; I and one brother. Burial Fiwriliie,ndsl m the church cemetery. may call at the Raynes Gauge readlogs: Gallil)Oiis PT. PLEASANT 'J'he SherDam 12.1, 15.0, running II reel al Home, Buffalo. 2• PT. PLEASANT Funerai 1 iff's department investigated on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason •·· service for Mrs. Ethel Jeflric. a two vehicle accident Thurs- 53, Pt. Pleasant 24.30, Hinton Maser, 78, Red House, Putn,_.m AcriONS FILED day night resulting in $300 prop- 1.96, Kanawha Falls 5.47, Chat· County, will be held Friday erty damage, but no personal lesion 20.15 rising. London llam 2 p.m. in the Walker Chapel PT. PLEASANT - Two civil injuries or arrests. was on the sill, Marmet W'" Methodist Church, Red House actions have been flied in The mishap occurred on P.t. running a quarter of a loot, and 1 Mrs. Maser, mother of Dar- office of the Circuit Court. ll oth 33 above New Haven. Drivers W.mr·!eld Dam 3 fee,• · nell Jeffries of Point Pleasant, actions concern the parlllion of of the vehicles were 1dcntified Boat Movemellts: died Wednesday in a S 0 u 1 h common property of d1vorcoo as Jeanette K. W•li.ams, 30, Charleston hospital. couples. One action is styled Pomeroy, Ohio, and Olive R · Ohio Ri.cr - Jeflbqat up 14, Other surviving in additwn to Blanche E. Bland vs. James Burgess, 41, New Haven. 9;30 p.m.; Frankbn P-ierce up son Darnell are another son, W. Bland, Jr., West Columbia. Arrests recorded at the coun- 14, 11:55 p.m.; George Price Herman of Columbus; daugh- Th' oilier action is styled Anna ty jail for the past twenty-four down 15, 2;50 a.m.; Rose ters, Mrs. Clifford Rayburn oil May Hili vs. Tarrance Hill, hours are Charlrs M. Harbour, down 15, 5 a.m.; John. W. Ro•e Red House, Mrs. Lee Harmon, Henderson. Kenova, W. Va ., charged w:lh down 15, 8 a.m.; Ind1ana liP ~~:;;;~~;.;,;~o...iiii..iii0~=========•1[ driving while intoxicated ; Bob 16, 9:50 p.m.: inca up -16, Eugt'lle Long, Z4, Columbus, a.m. ; Martin down 16; 5;40 a. Ohlo, charged with intoxication m.; Duncan Bruce up ,16, I and destruction or property war-1 a.m.; New Martinsville up 17, rant. 12;40 a.m.; Queen City up 17, 5;05 a.m.; Paul D. down 17, . Hank Voss Feature "·"'·' T1tan up 17, 6A3 a.m., Buckeye State up 17, 7 a.m.; Of Teen·ager Parly . A. D. Haines 11 up 18, 1:05 a. , PT. PLEASANT- A Chnst- m.; Onward up 13, 3:05 a.m.: mas party tor teen-agers at tl1e City .,r St. Louis up 18, 4:45 a. e ouse 1es River News I Cha ristmas . . To oil ourfriond., we send sin;erewifllel · for Yuletide:joysl l JJ. "' RACINE PLA NING MILL · · ~:S:Y:R:A:C:US=E=~·'=======:::=:;:~~ Our aood wiah.aar• on their way · to you th:o • _. ~... 1 May the spirit of will to all men be your ! < I *it KEITH RIGGS hopp71imc • ; • M~Y ~ - 'I , cJ.ty bu1Jdmg th1s ?atur~vy eve- m. , , nmg ~rum 7 unttl 10 .30 P m. /; IO ] will fc<Jture -.H~nk"lJ~•ss_ of rad:o; 3:05 stntJon WJEII s Du;clllg WHh ! m : May tfte happi11m of thr J,o/iJayr br witk you alwa}', guiding faith forever. L:~me. Ire at CHARLCHTE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Walter Bc.,.:kjord down IS. <;~ . !0 . : Jefferson UIJ J9, ~J . m.: Kay-G up 19. 3:40 d . . Ederma Bosworth down ~nristmas · WOLFE'S SERVICE STAnON 949-3173 "ALSO WATER HAULING" RACINI, ~~ ~~~~~;;;;;~;~~~~==:.:~t; : Uoss" fl·20 ,1 m ; Lillie George ! The p:-~rt.y was pla nned as a 23 , 1 45 a .m., A. J. Patten ;·,p speci;; l for teen-agt>rs · :!J. :15 Western 2J, 1 Vlhu have been attendmg tl1 ~ 6. 55 a.m.; Am!rew t..aboun 1 A JOYOUS I re~ulnr Sa~urd~~ n1gh~ ~anc::, Gre-enup 9:20p.m.; Alton Zeph- j whlrh the (l l y IS ~pon sormg ,JS \'1" llP Greenup 11 r.m .; ElisfJa ' pa rt of 1ts rctreatJOn program: Woods up Greenup 11·40 p rn. _' Hoth lhe younger and oldeT b. p_ Jones dcwn Greenup 2:40 fOR ALL OUR 1 gruu~s _ar~ invited to attend. a.m.; Jim Hougland up GreenFRIENDS AdmiSSIOn IS fret:, lww~ver. on- up 5 d.m ; Suutbern up Gret•r1- i Iy thos.? tet>n-ag_ers holdmg_the,r up 6. 45 a.m.; Laclin Macl.:·y I , 1967 mrmbersh1p cards_w1IJ down Greenup 0:20a.m .; Luth- : On this dey of celebratiol'l we admitted . Ten door pnzes _wtd ff Herdman up Meldahi 6:25 p. i join in happy chorus to· wish be awarded dunng the evemng. m.; Wayne ll. up MeldahJ 7;50 i you and yours "Meny Chrlltmesl" Jl m.; William Pitts down Me· Town Employes are dahl a p.m.: Baby Lear up ! i Guests for Party Meld>hl 11:15 p.m.: Boc • "SYRACUSE, OHIO · EXCELSIOR OIL CO. KUT 'N KURL BEAUTY SHOP Employees of Middleport Po· down ~leldahi !:30 a.m.; P\o~ Cllgo Oil Products Pomeroy, Ohla Pomtroy lice and Street Depts. held a r.eer up Meld2hl 1:30 a.m.; W. Elma Russell. Owner Phone 9!12-2685 Christmas party last Thursday · S. Rhea down Meldahl 4 a.m evening at the town ha ll. _AtGallip<tlis Dam _ Knox tendingwere Mayor C. O._ FISh· ldown 2:40p.m .; Helen Z. down j Ma~ the world rejoice aga in, in er, Polree Ch1c£ Herb Gi lkey ; 9,05 o.m.: J<:actern up tOAO p. I on Earth Good·Wil\ to Men. members or the street depart- m.; On.:o up 12:10 a.m.; !:)olvay ment, Lawrence M;mley, Elbe:-t down 1. 40 a.m.; Zimmer up Wishing you the spirit of Smith and Robert Pooler: pol- 2,05 :un.; Frieberger . down a ~ oliday sea1on that Holy Ni,ht, icemen Ray Manley and Ed- 3_40 a.m. ; E£so Pennsylvania gleaming we wish . ward Spencer : Betty 11 a r s I, up 5:25 a.m.; Peggy Downey with ;you joy and 1 Jeff Darst. and Mrs. S1gman. d , a 111 < peace. · Re fres hments or homema de OWll 7· ' 5 · · candy and cookies were served. Kariawha River - ; ~ Olean· . Young Jeff Darst distributed der down Mcrmet 4 p.lJI-'·;A.nen gifts. R. Merrill down m.; Franklin B. SYRAai!E <t OHIO Pleosant Valley Hospital 3;•15 a.m.; H. E. up AdmiUed · Mrs. Rhoda Allen, Winfield 2;20 p.m.; Nattonal RUTLAND OHIO DR. HAROLD D. BROWN POMEROY, OHIO Pt. Pleasant; Howard Sherk•y, Winfield 3;05 p.m.; W. II. Sha· ver, Jr. down Winfield 6;10 p. l l.:~:::::=:::;::;:::;:;~~~iiiiiiiiS:iS:~=~~~iiiiiii~/ Winfield. 1~ Discharged: Mrs. ClcH·ence m .: Lury Jane Lucas down 'Tennant, New Haven. • -1Winfie•d 7 p m. Beaver up Winfield 1L2> p.m.; CharillB K. . . ·- - down Winfield 2;10 a.m.; or :>hearer down Winfield UJ) a. m; Tammy White up Winfield , Laughter uo d.m.; Fort Dearborn up of children, Holzer Hospital: Visiti>Jg Winfield 4 25 'm. i greetings of hours 2-4 and 7·8 p.m. Pareuts I May your hopes Le friend s, make a only on Pediatrics Ward. 800 LICENSED Merry Christmas lulfillod,,may your ' Admissions COLUMBUS WPli - Nearly I Rest wjshes. joy bo dt•p and lading. I Miss Hazel M. ~rnith, 828 800 practical nurses were gwM'ddl Fourth _Ave.; Ronald H. Toler, , en licenses Thursday by the : I eport, 0. ..... Rt. l Bidwell; Earl Kuhn, Eur-1state Board of Nursing Educa- i''·;:::::~::::;;::::::::;s:~:=iiiiii cka Star Rt.; Mrs. Charles W. . . · It GIBBS GROCERY . t· M'. G 1 : llon and Nurse Reg1strallon af· DAVID SAYRE, OWNER RACINE, 0. 2 Let D 1\ arst, t. ar • I.ss u. t k. II bo d' r ens·ng POMEROY, OHIO die V. Nevill , , Pt. , . ter a mg 1e ar s lC : ~~~Mrs. Flossie G. Roush, Rt. l exammatwn Nov. s.g. Racine; Mrs. Melv~n Bowman, As caroler.! Rt. l Pedro; Nigel Rice, 1 sing their Ashland, Ky.; Waldo Hunt, Jr., Happy Ravenswood; Mrs. Clif£ord G. Christmas We wish all our Maynard, Huntmgton, W. Va.; Warren S. Starkey, Wellston; BOngs, we friends • veoy joyout Albert L. Werry, Pomeroy; add our and cheerful James G. Price, Ut. l Portvoices to Cbci1trnas Searon, land; Mrs. Edgar Roush, Minwish you ersville. good cheer, Birlbs Mrs. Clifford G. Maynard., Huntingtun, W. Va., son, 7:1.0 a.m. Thursday; and Mrs. CharMIDDLEPORT LUNCH ROOM les M. Durst, Rt. 2 Letart, son, RACIIIII OHID On thi• wonilerCul holiday ot Petw rnl·~ ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 10:25 a.m. Thursday. Discharges we oeod our heartfelt ~lillllo a.1 wi ' ' Leslie K. Beaver, Mrs. Wii· for your Quiatm" a. .bo mo ~~-~~~~·~ki~--~~~~ ~ Uam Bellamy, Charles E. Fields Mrs. Linuel A. Gaul, Paul A. Hupp, John E. Johnson, Ernest W. Lewis, Park D. McDaniel, Mrs, Robert F. McGuffin, Clarence Moore, Howard W, New· j laod, Sherman A. Pratt, Ed· "Good Will to ward H. Remy William W. Rob- j all mon." May let tht spirit of bins, Ira Sharp, Mrs. Naomi yourChri-.. Silvey. Tonda D. Mevens 1 Mrs. ' the satHoti hrighlln your be lritly joyful! Patsy F. Ward, Carl L. Willife and open 'Wish you all at tlrio timo of year liams, Loyle Wright, Mr s. your hltut It lor. . · A :plentiful measuro of Yuletide chootl James Montgomery, Warren S. Starkey, WUUam Hoback, EVELYN'S GROCERY and Mrs. Val D. Bailey and in- Bill's Ashland St1tion I, 1'. QUISENBERRY, OWNER SYRACUSE, 0. RT. 124, COOKS GAP HILL Jan! BOD. MIDDLDPORT, O!i)O Star Rt., Pomeroy :;::::=:::========:::::;::::::::::::::;:::::;:1 ! the 6 am : up .· - ~ IJ: s. ! j SYRACUSE BAU PARK ) 0, Holy Night 1 ~ lacla year at Clritlllu, dll mnl_, live~ a11ew. As wo relied •poa 1M! Wr tille, of I QIW 11om (I~. . 1111 . we lid iaapirali• ia ._ Jfl, C. pWe Ul oa oar way. Siac~ -~-· &t .U, . . . ~- .- ~olp 1 '. j}igbt I GREETINGg t 1. ,.. _, H~N'S GROCERY Mlu.ER BROTHERS HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. CHRISlffiAS WISHfS " -_:_==== A !P!!{JIIS Holiday Greetings Hospital News eltris/JHIIS •WURLITJER eBALDWIN ~~~- OTHER FAMOUl IRAIIIDS . . add 011' ..... '11111111. TRACTOR SALES :Robin1011' · . 1 Otaatrl ° : And Gaspar agreed, saying. ""That is as It should be, and be removed and t h e l ahail follow alter you both." three men could bathe them- But Balthazar did not agree . selves and don garments more uon our journey,'' he said, filling to their station than "there has been no rank or soiled worn garments of the prestige among us.'' "We have journey. only been companions." And also my seers and astrologers For these three men were have said that soon now there Jdngs, of high repute. There will be a greater king of all." was Balthazar, who held the "Let us enter the city, as we throne once occupied by the travelled the deserts and the Igreat Darius, and the even mountains, side by side.• greater Kurush, he who bad And It was agreed that there released from captivity the fa. would be no queotion of rank !hers of those who now occupied or precedence in the entering. this land so that they might And all the three men agreed. restore the city and rebuild the But down by the side' of the great temple of Solomon. atream where the pack animals And there was Melchior, king who had borne the gifts and in 01e land between the rivers. the baggage, rested themselves, That i~nd from which long be- was also discussion. And in that fore came Abraham, first fatiJ. atrange way of animals, which er of this nation of Hebrews. not to be understood by men, And Gaspar, whose journey by which they convev their had been the longest of all. His to one another, they Jdngdom Jay in the far off, al- too discussed the entering. most unknown land beyond the The powerful Arabian which River of indus. His journey had had carried the gifts brought by begun with the first showing declared, "I think it the star which he had followed filling that I should be Drst lor so long. Begun with to carry glft1 to the new klng. first melting of winter snow on My master Is of great reknown the lower peak1 of the Hindu and ancient llneage and h is Kush and continued, through gilts should be the first to be the pass of the Khaiber, acro11 offered." j the ancient caravan route es- And the handsome bay who l tablished by the Immortal bore the rich gifts of Melchior kander, Into the country of the asserted, "And I should be , Mag), to join there with u my master 1111 upon chior and Belthazar who had alof gold and rule1 a so been given the word land." had set out to follow that And the paUenl jennet who log star. Gupar'1 gifts agreed, But now they were, each saying "My good frit!lld Ia not them, certain that the I ong a kin& of a mighty land, nor has travel was near w end. In thla be a lhrona of precious metals. land of the Hebrews they had His realm i.s mo&tly in the learned of an ancient prophecy, hearts of loll people, u will be "That a new klng of ail would thai of the veal ldni to which be horn of the house ol David." we have come. l ehaU so lui." And thl• land now was the And II waa so agreed, and on land of the tribe of David, and the comlnc of the ne1t dly wbell the town which they neared was the shining alar grew even IBE!thh•hern, the city of Dovid. ond came down to Moreover, though the sun hover over the Inn ln the town, had not yet eet, already the the party had come to great star was visible, high lhet manger where lay the new bove the town. they had lOUgh!, and !be So that when the meal was finished and the preparations for the night were MrSo M3Sef 0 f R dH n· I 1 PIANOS -r. .UV out telll"ll tht Joys of the - " SPRING AVE. and Edith VIrginia Shuler, 1!,' PI' PLEASANT _ Ro Lee Pt .. Pleasant, hav~ made appli·l • • Y calion lor a mamage license ln Pearson, 22, Gallipolis Fen-y, the office of the county clerk. ~ ~:.HP:~J ·ei. I lverywhet., Cl!rltlmas 4SK TO WED gifts were to be given, lbe ~~ QUIC!t SE RVICII FOR ArJblan,. with higl>held head, THE HOLIDAY-I moved forward lowllld>lbe door of the . •ut .a.JhiQ.lll8 ~ce bllf· red his way, saying, ~ay, hold. DRY ClEANING Let the pallenl ODI!J the one · , whose kind brougb! · ,here the - SERVICEmother, and whO ~Cil'l'f him IU . n Y4lfllR · illt) on the lost great jo '¥· come · po • 4Cil first. '· ·· ' · ' w -~ ~dUn thos~ ·~ ali Drat hCDnd St, . Pomtrey s 88 8 olg~h~t~ln~a~sn~o~w~s~q~ua~ll~.~w~er~e~w~e~acy~and~~af~ter~~th~e~~ ~ ;~~:O,I!~ortheall.stains And bere on the iii of travel POMEROY, OHIO .. 1&-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Midclleport, 0., Dee. 21, 1181 ll Fl'rs t G . l'f ts 0 f A conUnued today alter plasticC like material Boating ln an oil . llilck about 17 m!les from here, BY BOYNE MeCARRAGR was discounted as from the 1 aircraft. : Though even the early The Federal Aviation Agency ling sun of the winter season laid the material was not from was still well up In the ~· the missing Ce!Sna 172, enroute the three travellers had dec1dfrom Erie, Po., ID Cleveland, ed to make their 'llhl!ll tt apparently craslted camp.. Both men and iij / CHRIST.MAS -STORY . .' Joe'S ··· CARRY OUT ! RACINE GARAGE POMEROY, 0. Negotiations are .......... unl11f4 Being Attempted CLEVELAND <UP!) - Ef· forlt were made today to neg<>tllta a pay and work dispute which <:~~used 475 of the I ,500 11111ployn in the Cuyahoga County Welfare Department to stay off the job. ate CHRISTl\fAS To Ute lilt• of cold, ! frenklncense, myrrh, wi$8 men of the Wllrld · offer the ChUd their ·l lllft of lwt, llllllinl "--""'' ( peace for 1U mankind. Taa:s broke down Wednesday between representatives Local 17tl, State, County and Jt!IUIIlcipal Employee union, and county commissioner•. 1 GREETINGS DON'S BARBER SHOP ~~~ . IRG«R] ~ ~HRl~TlRR~ I=' ~- h~tstmas SAFm TAGS & "' ~~ .tfin l W., 9s REPAIR At the 011 !hot first ChrlsttiJcll, . o ,~peCial Slar shone bright ovflt the Molhtr(llld Child. Mrtt !he Chlfslmalllar of peace, Joy and happlntn $hlne bright fNtl you Gild YOUII fgr Chmllna1 gnd alllhtoll8h tho yegr. Ptft:ndly lest Wishes From All'of'Ua Meigs General Hospital POMEROY, OHIO Silent Night Roty d!eeked arolers · carl)' our slad m~se ofYulegreetings til I!VI'I)'One. • Marie's Style Post SY~CUII of holly and JDiadetoc:, it is ODf QCeialpJcpnre to wi~._ yo11 a, Merry £1ariatmas and to upms GUr 1\enks fer _ ;ruur fAiraaaJe allru~~&IIGal ille ;rear. JOY IUSOII OHIO '' FRANCIS FLOR,ST 300 E. Main St. 1 Pomeroy, 0. We thank our loyal jHiron• for t~ happy 1110111t1one we htve enJoyed this ye•r. -j Tho ChrllfiJar monago II a IOVfco of e•erlosting joy ond hope. Moy it llring you .' ~ . I P0mtroy .· In your heartloday and everyday, deep fuiiiUment; Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Cldllllc-Oidamoblle May the true spirit of the first Christmas . lhine brlt~htly i ~ ----------------------~~~ . ~~ f 1),., .. '. RACINE JG,IINSON'S t~y .' . ' l OHIO ' '• • ;cilliM-·r.~ " ~ourt Street 80WERS DRIVE-IN POMEROY,Q, ·POMEROY, OHIO r ' ih~· ·l• GHII HOME LAUNDRY ·.,..,... "' MIDDLEPORT, OwiO / • 1 �" .' • I . . JVbellbu;yfii(•CIIrlltmutree. bnndlel. Uber1Y ¥utuat rn. SeareLtorPlane lA el fill, Will to Jilake sure IllS 1101 l1lriiiCe Companlet IJIIY8 thai Being·Contlnued ~<i',.~~~~ *'f ':: llbake 1be bra11ebee IIIV off, they ASH'l'ABULA, Oblo (UP!)- i Seareh filr mlsslng · I 1 i!l.~lllll=-llllll~ .:;:,bel:w~~too~dry~=-~=~--.,, airplane aO: Ita four 0:.:;:::~1 ,our auutmaa .:, I ' ( ' Th ~I• .. I truly ~ 1 happy one • for· you IDlt yours. "' ,, . . Monday .. PHilliPS SISTERS snLE SHOP e,romt allpt faitbful, Sing out 1M pnl!m of thl• loyf•l ...... •• wtc. loutl and c!Hr. HeM a Merry C!Whnat. ~, HOYT'S Sohio Service, Pomeroy, 0. it~ble, ,~-- II'JIIIe hours spent traversblg made, the three began to disthe coming entry into the city of Jerusalem, the grassy . fields of the grulng lands were "I think," Melchior slated, especially inviting. "that since his kingdom Is the And the cool, shaded spot by greatest, Balthazar should be little stream offered plentl- first in our entry Into Bethlelui grass for the animalo, and hem." the busy crowded street~ of OKIB CIIIUSTMA8 TREE Ia trimmed by Jaae Jayroe, aallve Okllto111D111d eurrent Miss Amerlea, at Cypress Gardens, .1111. Tile llant eactu1 deeorated for Chri•tmas - • prlek!J bacltdiop for the Oklahoma beauty dressed II alluop UlR Ub a aolllllem belle. Here'• wilhlng you the long·laatillsr Jaoppillul of ciA old·fa••i?lled Yule! -~ WAltNER'S -'BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 992-3130 I "I • FULTON-THOMPSON Aul C ll"de In Route 33 . ,, Daily Sentinel, ·Pomeroy·lfldliJepon,··~.; Buffalo, Mrs. EmniDDI son of Eleanor and Mra. OS 0 I Long of Liberty; three sisten; I and one brother. Burial Fiwriliie,ndsl m the church cemetery. may call at the Raynes Gauge readlogs: Gallil)Oiis PT. PLEASANT 'J'he SherDam 12.1, 15.0, running II reel al Home, Buffalo. 2• PT. PLEASANT Funerai 1 iff's department investigated on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason •·· service for Mrs. Ethel Jeflric. a two vehicle accident Thurs- 53, Pt. Pleasant 24.30, Hinton Maser, 78, Red House, Putn,_.m AcriONS FILED day night resulting in $300 prop- 1.96, Kanawha Falls 5.47, Chat· County, will be held Friday erty damage, but no personal lesion 20.15 rising. London llam 2 p.m. in the Walker Chapel PT. PLEASANT - Two civil injuries or arrests. was on the sill, Marmet W'" Methodist Church, Red House actions have been flied in The mishap occurred on P.t. running a quarter of a loot, and 1 Mrs. Maser, mother of Dar- office of the Circuit Court. ll oth 33 above New Haven. Drivers W.mr·!eld Dam 3 fee,• · nell Jeffries of Point Pleasant, actions concern the parlllion of of the vehicles were 1dcntified Boat Movemellts: died Wednesday in a S 0 u 1 h common property of d1vorcoo as Jeanette K. W•li.ams, 30, Charleston hospital. couples. One action is styled Pomeroy, Ohio, and Olive R · Ohio Ri.cr - Jeflbqat up 14, Other surviving in additwn to Blanche E. Bland vs. James Burgess, 41, New Haven. 9;30 p.m.; Frankbn P-ierce up son Darnell are another son, W. Bland, Jr., West Columbia. Arrests recorded at the coun- 14, 11:55 p.m.; George Price Herman of Columbus; daugh- Th' oilier action is styled Anna ty jail for the past twenty-four down 15, 2;50 a.m.; Rose ters, Mrs. Clifford Rayburn oil May Hili vs. Tarrance Hill, hours are Charlrs M. Harbour, down 15, 5 a.m.; John. W. Ro•e Red House, Mrs. Lee Harmon, Henderson. Kenova, W. Va ., charged w:lh down 15, 8 a.m.; Ind1ana liP ~~:;;;~~;.;,;~o...iiii..iii0~=========•1[ driving while intoxicated ; Bob 16, 9:50 p.m.: inca up -16, Eugt'lle Long, Z4, Columbus, a.m. ; Martin down 16; 5;40 a. Ohlo, charged with intoxication m.; Duncan Bruce up ,16, I and destruction or property war-1 a.m.; New Martinsville up 17, rant. 12;40 a.m.; Queen City up 17, 5;05 a.m.; Paul D. down 17, . Hank Voss Feature "·"'·' T1tan up 17, 6A3 a.m., Buckeye State up 17, 7 a.m.; Of Teen·ager Parly . A. D. Haines 11 up 18, 1:05 a. , PT. PLEASANT- A Chnst- m.; Onward up 13, 3:05 a.m.: mas party tor teen-agers at tl1e City .,r St. Louis up 18, 4:45 a. e ouse 1es River News I Cha ristmas . . To oil ourfriond., we send sin;erewifllel · for Yuletide:joysl l JJ. "' RACINE PLA NING MILL · · ~:S:Y:R:A:C:US=E=~·'=======:::=:;:~~ Our aood wiah.aar• on their way · to you th:o • _. ~... 1 May the spirit of will to all men be your ! < I *it KEITH RIGGS hopp71imc • ; • M~Y ~ - 'I , cJ.ty bu1Jdmg th1s ?atur~vy eve- m. , , nmg ~rum 7 unttl 10 .30 P m. /; IO ] will fc<Jture -.H~nk"lJ~•ss_ of rad:o; 3:05 stntJon WJEII s Du;clllg WHh ! m : May tfte happi11m of thr J,o/iJayr br witk you alwa}', guiding faith forever. L:~me. Ire at CHARLCHTE'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Walter Bc.,.:kjord down IS. <;~ . !0 . : Jefferson UIJ J9, ~J . m.: Kay-G up 19. 3:40 d . . Ederma Bosworth down ~nristmas · WOLFE'S SERVICE STAnON 949-3173 "ALSO WATER HAULING" RACINI, ~~ ~~~~~;;;;;~;~~~~==:.:~t; : Uoss" fl·20 ,1 m ; Lillie George ! The p:-~rt.y was pla nned as a 23 , 1 45 a .m., A. J. Patten ;·,p speci;; l for teen-agt>rs · :!J. :15 Western 2J, 1 Vlhu have been attendmg tl1 ~ 6. 55 a.m.; Am!rew t..aboun 1 A JOYOUS I re~ulnr Sa~urd~~ n1gh~ ~anc::, Gre-enup 9:20p.m.; Alton Zeph- j whlrh the (l l y IS ~pon sormg ,JS \'1" llP Greenup 11 r.m .; ElisfJa ' pa rt of 1ts rctreatJOn program: Woods up Greenup 11·40 p rn. _' Hoth lhe younger and oldeT b. p_ Jones dcwn Greenup 2:40 fOR ALL OUR 1 gruu~s _ar~ invited to attend. a.m.; Jim Hougland up GreenFRIENDS AdmiSSIOn IS fret:, lww~ver. on- up 5 d.m ; Suutbern up Gret•r1- i Iy thos.? tet>n-ag_ers holdmg_the,r up 6. 45 a.m.; Laclin Macl.:·y I , 1967 mrmbersh1p cards_w1IJ down Greenup 0:20a.m .; Luth- : On this dey of celebratiol'l we admitted . Ten door pnzes _wtd ff Herdman up Meldahi 6:25 p. i join in happy chorus to· wish be awarded dunng the evemng. m.; Wayne ll. up MeldahJ 7;50 i you and yours "Meny Chrlltmesl" Jl m.; William Pitts down Me· Town Employes are dahl a p.m.: Baby Lear up ! i Guests for Party Meld>hl 11:15 p.m.: Boc • "SYRACUSE, OHIO · EXCELSIOR OIL CO. KUT 'N KURL BEAUTY SHOP Employees of Middleport Po· down ~leldahi !:30 a.m.; P\o~ Cllgo Oil Products Pomeroy, Ohla Pomtroy lice and Street Depts. held a r.eer up Meld2hl 1:30 a.m.; W. Elma Russell. Owner Phone 9!12-2685 Christmas party last Thursday · S. Rhea down Meldahl 4 a.m evening at the town ha ll. _AtGallip<tlis Dam _ Knox tendingwere Mayor C. O._ FISh· ldown 2:40p.m .; Helen Z. down j Ma~ the world rejoice aga in, in er, Polree Ch1c£ Herb Gi lkey ; 9,05 o.m.: J<:actern up tOAO p. I on Earth Good·Wil\ to Men. members or the street depart- m.; On.:o up 12:10 a.m.; !:)olvay ment, Lawrence M;mley, Elbe:-t down 1. 40 a.m.; Zimmer up Wishing you the spirit of Smith and Robert Pooler: pol- 2,05 :un.; Frieberger . down a ~ oliday sea1on that Holy Ni,ht, icemen Ray Manley and Ed- 3_40 a.m. ; E£so Pennsylvania gleaming we wish . ward Spencer : Betty 11 a r s I, up 5:25 a.m.; Peggy Downey with ;you joy and 1 Jeff Darst. and Mrs. S1gman. d , a 111 < peace. · Re fres hments or homema de OWll 7· ' 5 · · candy and cookies were served. Kariawha River - ; ~ Olean· . Young Jeff Darst distributed der down Mcrmet 4 p.lJI-'·;A.nen gifts. R. Merrill down m.; Franklin B. SYRAai!E <t OHIO Pleosant Valley Hospital 3;•15 a.m.; H. E. up AdmiUed · Mrs. Rhoda Allen, Winfield 2;20 p.m.; Nattonal RUTLAND OHIO DR. HAROLD D. BROWN POMEROY, OHIO Pt. Pleasant; Howard Sherk•y, Winfield 3;05 p.m.; W. II. Sha· ver, Jr. down Winfield 6;10 p. l l.:~:::::=:::;::;:::;:;~~~iiiiiiiiS:iS:~=~~~iiiiiii~/ Winfield. 1~ Discharged: Mrs. ClcH·ence m .: Lury Jane Lucas down 'Tennant, New Haven. • -1Winfie•d 7 p m. Beaver up Winfield 1L2> p.m.; CharillB K. . . ·- - down Winfield 2;10 a.m.; or :>hearer down Winfield UJ) a. m; Tammy White up Winfield , Laughter uo d.m.; Fort Dearborn up of children, Holzer Hospital: Visiti>Jg Winfield 4 25 'm. i greetings of hours 2-4 and 7·8 p.m. Pareuts I May your hopes Le friend s, make a only on Pediatrics Ward. 800 LICENSED Merry Christmas lulfillod,,may your ' Admissions COLUMBUS WPli - Nearly I Rest wjshes. joy bo dt•p and lading. I Miss Hazel M. ~rnith, 828 800 practical nurses were gwM'ddl Fourth _Ave.; Ronald H. Toler, , en licenses Thursday by the : I eport, 0. ..... Rt. l Bidwell; Earl Kuhn, Eur-1state Board of Nursing Educa- i''·;:::::~::::;;::::::::;s:~:=iiiiii cka Star Rt.; Mrs. Charles W. . . · It GIBBS GROCERY . t· M'. G 1 : llon and Nurse Reg1strallon af· DAVID SAYRE, OWNER RACINE, 0. 2 Let D 1\ arst, t. ar • I.ss u. t k. II bo d' r ens·ng POMEROY, OHIO die V. Nevill , , Pt. , . ter a mg 1e ar s lC : ~~~Mrs. Flossie G. Roush, Rt. l exammatwn Nov. s.g. Racine; Mrs. Melv~n Bowman, As caroler.! Rt. l Pedro; Nigel Rice, 1 sing their Ashland, Ky.; Waldo Hunt, Jr., Happy Ravenswood; Mrs. Clif£ord G. Christmas We wish all our Maynard, Huntmgton, W. Va.; Warren S. Starkey, Wellston; BOngs, we friends • veoy joyout Albert L. Werry, Pomeroy; add our and cheerful James G. Price, Ut. l Portvoices to Cbci1trnas Searon, land; Mrs. Edgar Roush, Minwish you ersville. good cheer, Birlbs Mrs. Clifford G. Maynard., Huntingtun, W. Va., son, 7:1.0 a.m. Thursday; and Mrs. CharMIDDLEPORT LUNCH ROOM les M. Durst, Rt. 2 Letart, son, RACIIIII OHID On thi• wonilerCul holiday ot Petw rnl·~ ~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 10:25 a.m. Thursday. Discharges we oeod our heartfelt ~lillllo a.1 wi ' ' Leslie K. Beaver, Mrs. Wii· for your Quiatm" a. .bo mo ~~-~~~~·~ki~--~~~~ ~ Uam Bellamy, Charles E. Fields Mrs. Linuel A. Gaul, Paul A. Hupp, John E. Johnson, Ernest W. Lewis, Park D. McDaniel, Mrs, Robert F. McGuffin, Clarence Moore, Howard W, New· j laod, Sherman A. Pratt, Ed· "Good Will to ward H. Remy William W. Rob- j all mon." May let tht spirit of bins, Ira Sharp, Mrs. Naomi yourChri-.. Silvey. Tonda D. Mevens 1 Mrs. ' the satHoti hrighlln your be lritly joyful! Patsy F. Ward, Carl L. Willife and open 'Wish you all at tlrio timo of year liams, Loyle Wright, Mr s. your hltut It lor. . · A :plentiful measuro of Yuletide chootl James Montgomery, Warren S. Starkey, WUUam Hoback, EVELYN'S GROCERY and Mrs. Val D. Bailey and in- Bill's Ashland St1tion I, 1'. QUISENBERRY, OWNER SYRACUSE, 0. RT. 124, COOKS GAP HILL Jan! BOD. MIDDLDPORT, O!i)O Star Rt., Pomeroy :;::::=:::========:::::;::::::::::::::;:::::;:1 ! the 6 am : up .· - ~ IJ: s. ! j SYRACUSE BAU PARK ) 0, Holy Night 1 ~ lacla year at Clritlllu, dll mnl_, live~ a11ew. As wo relied •poa 1M! Wr tille, of I QIW 11om (I~. . 1111 . we lid iaapirali• ia ._ Jfl, C. pWe Ul oa oar way. Siac~ -~-· &t .U, . . . ~- .- ~olp 1 '. j}igbt I GREETINGg t 1. ,.. _, H~N'S GROCERY Mlu.ER BROTHERS HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. MASON, W. VA. CHRISlffiAS WISHfS " -_:_==== A !P!!{JIIS Holiday Greetings Hospital News eltris/JHIIS •WURLITJER eBALDWIN ~~~- OTHER FAMOUl IRAIIIDS . . add 011' ..... '11111111. TRACTOR SALES :Robin1011' · . 1 Otaatrl ° : And Gaspar agreed, saying. ""That is as It should be, and be removed and t h e l ahail follow alter you both." three men could bathe them- But Balthazar did not agree . selves and don garments more uon our journey,'' he said, filling to their station than "there has been no rank or soiled worn garments of the prestige among us.'' "We have journey. only been companions." And also my seers and astrologers For these three men were have said that soon now there Jdngs, of high repute. There will be a greater king of all." was Balthazar, who held the "Let us enter the city, as we throne once occupied by the travelled the deserts and the Igreat Darius, and the even mountains, side by side.• greater Kurush, he who bad And It was agreed that there released from captivity the fa. would be no queotion of rank !hers of those who now occupied or precedence in the entering. this land so that they might And all the three men agreed. restore the city and rebuild the But down by the side' of the great temple of Solomon. atream where the pack animals And there was Melchior, king who had borne the gifts and in 01e land between the rivers. the baggage, rested themselves, That i~nd from which long be- was also discussion. And in that fore came Abraham, first fatiJ. atrange way of animals, which er of this nation of Hebrews. not to be understood by men, And Gaspar, whose journey by which they convev their had been the longest of all. His to one another, they Jdngdom Jay in the far off, al- too discussed the entering. most unknown land beyond the The powerful Arabian which River of indus. His journey had had carried the gifts brought by begun with the first showing declared, "I think it the star which he had followed filling that I should be Drst lor so long. Begun with to carry glft1 to the new klng. first melting of winter snow on My master Is of great reknown the lower peak1 of the Hindu and ancient llneage and h is Kush and continued, through gilts should be the first to be the pass of the Khaiber, acro11 offered." j the ancient caravan route es- And the handsome bay who l tablished by the Immortal bore the rich gifts of Melchior kander, Into the country of the asserted, "And I should be , Mag), to join there with u my master 1111 upon chior and Belthazar who had alof gold and rule1 a so been given the word land." had set out to follow that And the paUenl jennet who log star. Gupar'1 gifts agreed, But now they were, each saying "My good frit!lld Ia not them, certain that the I ong a kin& of a mighty land, nor has travel was near w end. In thla be a lhrona of precious metals. land of the Hebrews they had His realm i.s mo&tly in the learned of an ancient prophecy, hearts of loll people, u will be "That a new klng of ail would thai of the veal ldni to which be horn of the house ol David." we have come. l ehaU so lui." And thl• land now was the And II waa so agreed, and on land of the tribe of David, and the comlnc of the ne1t dly wbell the town which they neared was the shining alar grew even IBE!thh•hern, the city of Dovid. ond came down to Moreover, though the sun hover over the Inn ln the town, had not yet eet, already the the party had come to great star was visible, high lhet manger where lay the new bove the town. they had lOUgh!, and !be So that when the meal was finished and the preparations for the night were MrSo M3Sef 0 f R dH n· I 1 PIANOS -r. .UV out telll"ll tht Joys of the - " SPRING AVE. and Edith VIrginia Shuler, 1!,' PI' PLEASANT _ Ro Lee Pt .. Pleasant, hav~ made appli·l • • Y calion lor a mamage license ln Pearson, 22, Gallipolis Fen-y, the office of the county clerk. ~ ~:.HP:~J ·ei. I lverywhet., Cl!rltlmas 4SK TO WED gifts were to be given, lbe ~~ QUIC!t SE RVICII FOR ArJblan,. with higl>held head, THE HOLIDAY-I moved forward lowllld>lbe door of the . •ut .a.JhiQ.lll8 ~ce bllf· red his way, saying, ~ay, hold. DRY ClEANING Let the pallenl ODI!J the one · , whose kind brougb! · ,here the - SERVICEmother, and whO ~Cil'l'f him IU . n Y4lfllR · illt) on the lost great jo '¥· come · po • 4Cil first. '· ·· ' · ' w -~ ~dUn thos~ ·~ ali Drat hCDnd St, . Pomtrey s 88 8 olg~h~t~ln~a~sn~o~w~s~q~ua~ll~.~w~er~e~w~e~acy~and~~af~ter~~th~e~~ ~ ;~~:O,I!~ortheall.stains And bere on the iii of travel POMEROY, OHIO .. 1&-Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy·Midclleport, 0., Dee. 21, 1181 ll Fl'rs t G . l'f ts 0 f A conUnued today alter plasticC like material Boating ln an oil . llilck about 17 m!les from here, BY BOYNE MeCARRAGR was discounted as from the 1 aircraft. : Though even the early The Federal Aviation Agency ling sun of the winter season laid the material was not from was still well up In the ~· the missing Ce!Sna 172, enroute the three travellers had dec1dfrom Erie, Po., ID Cleveland, ed to make their 'llhl!ll tt apparently craslted camp.. Both men and iij / CHRIST.MAS -STORY . .' Joe'S ··· CARRY OUT ! RACINE GARAGE POMEROY, 0. Negotiations are .......... unl11f4 Being Attempted CLEVELAND <UP!) - Ef· forlt were made today to neg<>tllta a pay and work dispute which <:~~used 475 of the I ,500 11111ployn in the Cuyahoga County Welfare Department to stay off the job. ate CHRISTl\fAS To Ute lilt• of cold, ! frenklncense, myrrh, wi$8 men of the Wllrld · offer the ChUd their ·l lllft of lwt, llllllinl "--""'' ( peace for 1U mankind. Taa:s broke down Wednesday between representatives Local 17tl, State, County and Jt!IUIIlcipal Employee union, and county commissioner•. 1 GREETINGS DON'S BARBER SHOP ~~~ . IRG«R] ~ ~HRl~TlRR~ I=' ~- h~tstmas SAFm TAGS & "' ~~ .tfin l W., 9s REPAIR At the 011 !hot first ChrlsttiJcll, . o ,~peCial Slar shone bright ovflt the Molhtr(llld Child. Mrtt !he Chlfslmalllar of peace, Joy and happlntn $hlne bright fNtl you Gild YOUII fgr Chmllna1 gnd alllhtoll8h tho yegr. Ptft:ndly lest Wishes From All'of'Ua Meigs General Hospital POMEROY, OHIO Silent Night Roty d!eeked arolers · carl)' our slad m~se ofYulegreetings til I!VI'I)'One. • Marie's Style Post SY~CUII of holly and JDiadetoc:, it is ODf QCeialpJcpnre to wi~._ yo11 a, Merry £1ariatmas and to upms GUr 1\enks fer _ ;ruur fAiraaaJe allru~~&IIGal ille ;rear. JOY IUSOII OHIO '' FRANCIS FLOR,ST 300 E. Main St. 1 Pomeroy, 0. We thank our loyal jHiron• for t~ happy 1110111t1one we htve enJoyed this ye•r. -j Tho ChrllfiJar monago II a IOVfco of e•erlosting joy ond hope. Moy it llring you .' ~ . I P0mtroy .· In your heartloday and everyday, deep fuiiiUment; Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Cldllllc-Oidamoblle May the true spirit of the first Christmas . lhine brlt~htly i ~ ----------------------~~~ . ~~ f 1),., .. '. RACINE JG,IINSON'S t~y .' . ' l OHIO ' '• • ;cilliM-·r.~ " ~ourt Street 80WERS DRIVE-IN POMEROY,Q, ·POMEROY, OHIO r ' ih~· ·l• GHII HOME LAUNDRY ·.,..,... "' MIDDLEPORT, OwiO / • 1 �• \ t !&-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 23, 1966 --- WRIST WATCHES 'l'he wrlat watch did not be110me popular unlil the turn ol lbe 20ib century; today there . . ·--. are 50 wrist watches made for every single pocket wateh, a<> cording to the Ellcyclopaedia Brllalllllca. I Christmas r66'.:· It's .Time lor Holly and Ivy A§oin . ened Wltll devollona by Mrl. J. M. Thornton who read the ehaplain's message and Pl'81· Mtl. Beo NIWllnB wu host- ijeooraled home, Maple l>laee. er, followed bJ the pledge to eos to the Paal Prelldents of Giflla were placed under a Oag and llilent prayer. RoiiJid. the American Legion Allliliary lighted 1ree robin eards were sent to Mn. of Drew Webster Post Wednes· The meeting, In eharge of Harry Houdsshelt and Mrs. A. day eveolng at her beautifully Mrs. Olin Knapp preaident Oi>' V. Howell. Gllta were sent to r========....===""'...............'"'a lThoma. the adopted nurse, Constance Gills were exchanged and A ChriJI!mas party for the Rev. and ~rs. _Max Don· the group sang Christmas car- ahue and rhildren, Kimberly and Greg, highlighted the we heor again ols with Mrs. Neutzling at the December meeting of Class 12 Circle o~ Middleport organ. Mrs. Owen Watson won Heath MethOdiSt Church Wednesday evenmg at the the wondrDus slory of the door prize. Mrs. Gerald church. . . Christmas, our heorts Wildermuth was ·In <barge of Th~ SO<U!l rooms were decorated for the holiday are ever gladdened, th g am "The Story of season, mcluding a decorated lighted tree wtth gifts for • P~? r • the minister lllld his family; a gold candle and ~;~~~:i: ond our joy, renewed. L1ght, a. candle lighting ,.,... ·piano arrangement, and an unusual madonna scene 1ce. She lighted the. large can- ated by Mrs. Glenn Lambert. die representm~ Chnst the hght The madonna, made by Mrs. Lambert, was a large I. of the World, .~fter wh1eh th.~ figurine, sprayed with gold and outlined with gold tint· group sang, . Silent Nlght, ed angel hair and placed with a large gold poinsettia and M". Neutzling played, ·:~~• ' gold candle. - · Light of the World IS Jesus. The meefing was opened by A gift of money was presen~ Other candles lighted from the president, Mrs. Carroll ed to Mr. aod Mrs. Harold the large candle were the L;ghll> Swanson, who read a Cll.'llod1ans of the of creation, by M(s. Eddie mas prayer. She co~ducled the . and g1fts ~ere sent to Smith; or guidance, Mrs. Ralph bnef business meetmg and re- MISs Vesta McCoy, former Gilmore ; worship, Mrs. George ported that t~e class ~a~ sent membe~ of the class .w~o is re- ~ Hackett Sr; of salvation, Mrs. $50 .to .the S1dweU 1111BSIOnary cuperating from an InJUry and Kenneth Harris; truth, Mrs. family 10 place of the ll.'lnal gtft .lo Mrs. Harold Woodgerd and ! 'lt R h· God' word ex<hange and 110 to the Mid· Mrs. Noah Haskms, who are , MIOn OUS, s 'dl I Mrs. George Mowrty; chris- epor tFI remen. con!'med lo thei r ho~es . . · M 0 A Martin· Mrs. Everett Davlll was tmn. IIYlng, rs .. · · ' leader and read spiritual leadership, Mrs. Jed Christmas story with canlls il Webstor Sr.; spmtual awakenby the members mg, Mrs. Knapp; anddermty, story was read, ;,·~~~~~!;:~:11 Mrs Thornton. The Slngmg of way in A Manger,". Joy to the World concluded tbe herds watched ," "We program. Kings," ar.d closing with A dessert course was serv· An Impressive Christmas can- tent Night." MR. & MRS. RALPH WELKER ed by the hostess. The table dlelight service was held Wed- Mrs. James Euler was prowas "Uraclive in while linen nesday evening at the Church gram leader and lntrndured cover and centered with an ar- of Christ In Middleport with the Mrs. Donahue and her cltildren. rangement of red carnations in Rev. Donald Hicks presiding. Donahue prO!ented a FA~M cut glass rontainer, with red TI1e prngram coDSisled of lamhour, reading a humorouo HEMLOCK GROVE, OHIO candles in green holders on iliar Christmas rarols sung about Santa Class to bcr ~iiiiiiiiiii::~iiiii::~iiiii::~::-:=======:=;1 either side. Favors were red and readings. as they sat around the "' nylon net, poinsettias and holly. The opening prayer was lighted tree. Mrs. Webster asked grace. given by Wendell Gerlach and FoUowmg the story, Mrs. 0 singing of carols. P. Klem was m charge of Present were those named were given ir1Cludlng ''The presentation of gilts to above and Mrs. Owen Watson, Christmas Story From the Bi- minister's family. Mrs. Sw''"' 'l Mrs. George Beorhs, Mrs. Em· ble" by Miss Mildred Hawley· aon read an orlgmat poem, writ· !! Holiday time is a house filled with gladness, est Powell and Mrs. Mayme "The Spirit of Christmas," b~ ten by Mrs. Klein, in the happy lil t_of welcoming Holmes. The January meeln!g Mrs. Robert Reibel; and · "The she bad enumeraled the various ! voices. May this be yours on Christmas. will be held at the homo of Chimes of Christmas" by Mrs. proJecis of the c1rcle for the , Mrs. George Barkett Sr. Donald Hicks. year and used a novel way of , The Rev. Hicks sang a song, introducing members to Mrs. i :. Held '·Sleep LitUe Child" end the Donahue by hav1ng each ooe Funeral randles were lighted by Mike read a couplet descnblng the 'I and Susan Gerlach members ollhe ctrcle and lbetr for John W1 son . . . : . . . . mg the smgmg of ''Silent N1ght" Funeral services for John the congregation brought their . H. Wilson were held last Thurs· ,gifts lor the White Gift offering day afternoon al Hiland Chapel. to the front of the church and Burial was in Rock Sprmgs placed them in a white contain. cemetery. The Rev. P~arl At- er beside the manger scene I ler conducted the serVIces. then left the sanctuary quietly . i Pall bearers were Mr. Wil· 1 son's grandsons, James, K e Aneth, and Jackie Mowery, 7 Trapped Firemen Charles John and Harold Hy· sell; o,;nnis Rye and Clarenee Rescned by Mates Mrs. Ben Neutzling is Hostess To Legion Auxiliary on Wednesdav . BY JIE(JLAH JONES sion of delicious c1aJ1 UDIII flie liold bact 15 wriggling little lor me to beUeve; my father bly hurt o rhUd toc!oy - be's lrtm the tree · with popcorn, Christmas 1966. So 1t's time big' moment when the door to angela, from going m too seon, was an expert at that, IUld I've surrounded with reality-bombs, and cranberries end ehains for the "H~Ily and the Ivy" the living room was opened by keeping track of three wisemen, never really lost the feeling. He marchers, and what· not. He and best' of au, '6 out on a again. Pop. tho shepherds, Mary and Jo- loved the art of make believe surely needs a cloud ollmagina- Cbrlstmas eventng· and look for But every year our affluent We htd our Oll'istmas pro- seph, and other rharacters. IUld the stories and songs came Uon to wh!Jk him lWBY to nev- the Belhleliem Star,,and the OJCiety, marked by more rom- gromo and rarols at school You'll know ail about Christ- easily to him. , er, never land of hooks and teal spirit of wU mercia! "barkers," try to lake otnee no SUpreme Court had mas while you are running When he told me he met Son- plays. 8le8l Into your heart again. away my old fashioned Christ- thought of banning such things around outside the church from te on his way home from work, Should we beUeve. In Cbrlat. - We llnd only what we lool mas. Put up an artificial tree as God end the Baby Jesus. door to door getting the right he did. I believed. mas1 Most rertalnly, Enjoy the lor, and as Tiny Tim says they say, it will last forever ' Today when we become jad· people In at the right lime. The experts are trying to stason, the anow, the muSic; "~ Bless Us All," and Merl'] lwho wants it to last that long) ed with too much of too much, 1 don't know what the first take away the folry tales for make your own special treota, Cbrlatmaa. _ buy somebody else's cookies Christmas begins to be just an shepherds were, but the lowly rhildren. I wish they would let 1 ,.-=.;.."'-;,.;-'"i;iiiii.i;;ii.~;;i;;;i;;;;==i;;;;;;;==== and candy- have a pink tree other day. 1 hang onto the Ira· bathrobe and Mom's flowered the child's world alone. l don't lthe latest style) - get your iditlons Uke a drowning man tablecloth have transformed se- see how a fairy tale eould possidoes to a straw. 1 want always veral boisterous boys into tall cards and gifts out in July! Not me. In fact, I'm sUU to hove a live tree; to be close shepherds and elegant wtsemen, SUCCESSFUL EFFORT buying gilts and making cook- to some child during the season Wings may fall off, halos get MEXICO CITY (UPI) _ ies at the last minute. It's no to keep the art of having hope crooked, . Joseph . may push Success was reported Thursday !WI to have everything all done eternal; to make homemade Mary a ~IItle but .It keeps. the by a Mexican business delegaby Thanksgiving. One misses goodies; to attend Christmas real .spmt. of Chnslnlas 10 a tlon sent to Washington to the spirit that way. programs, coneerts; hear the childish mmd - a Picture he prevent U.S. efforts to halt the I am glad I grew up when beautiful messllJ:e of Olristmas will be able to recall 10 the American gold drain from Christmas was really Christ· once again, and always to re- ,years to follow when memones harming Mexico. mas; the most eciting and read Dickens' "Christmas Ca· 1 are aU that . are left. . beautiful time of year. rol" and beware of becoming a 1 Some Chnstmases are JOyful, ~e~co fear~d that ~.S . Party for Pastor Chrl,_. Ill Voices everywhere are raised in exuhatioJI, proclaiming th e wondrous events of that first Christmas. Com~, lel us all adore Him! A II 1 'Phe traditions of Christmas Scrooge; to send cards, even if !some sad; most are hectic, but gutdehnes lo . f1rms operat~ng were e<~~Y for us to keep. We I'm still at it on Dec. 24; give Christmas remains esse ntially abroa.d .to brmg home profits, went ro the woods and cut our a gift to someone you Jove, and Ithe same, the story of hope. l curta! I ~nvestments and seek own tree (and what a trip). Ne- most of all, to remember the never want to say, I'll be glad money . m the host cou~lry lor ver mlnd that we came back real reason for Christmas, the to have it over. expan!non woul~ adversely af- with the worst shaped one m the whole patch, as soon as the trimmings were on it became a magnificent signt. The smell of pine and homemade cakes and cookies brought out the holiday feeling. From then on it was a succes- Young's Super Market LOCUST ST. birth of the Christ Child. It is a lime of rushing about. foci this country 8 economy. I 1 One sure way of retain~ng ali i Hew well I kno.w-. trymg to According to the businessmen, of the joy of Christmas 15 to squeeze everythmg mto a few they were reassured the guideget in on a church program. weeks of December, but we can lines did not apply to developing I Every parent and person should create our own island where we countries, and especially not to spend at least one Olristmas can hold onto Christmas. Mexico. season in a <burch play and There is some who sould do 1 •--===--==--• have the "fun" of trying to away with Santa. It was easy It 1 • mpresstve Candlelight Setvice Held "" WELKER'S MAPLE LAWN POULTRY MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' We're sending best wtshes of the aeaaon to you and yours. Have • Merry Christmas! Jlla~ PROD\JCftYB FIELD Ulat 1au beell plaldell fD eam a1111naously for tle past 14 years averaged zao.IIZ balllell per Ml'll for Fllat lhea of Green Caalle, Mo.lhla past barJell ileaBOL Perfect nJDs ad (IIIDDIII IWJ!reth- llfferiDilcl eGDirifnlled lo tJdl )'w'l II1IOCtl8l, Ella lilted. ~ou fiau~ l .:.·· · tfie ptatt. G0lden RUIe 166p~ and_fiu~ mnicfi is ~fjcistmas Church Class En joys Party Mn. Bess Webster. Hosts lor the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley. Prayer by Mr. Edgell closed the meeting. FOUR ARR'==ES=IE"'D,-ACAPULCO, Mexico (UP!) Foor Americans, Including one man with a two-year old clilld, have been arrested here in an investigation of roonterleit $20 hills, pollee said Thursday. Names were not released. and MRS. JOHII WERNER WERNER RADIO &T.V. RIZER'S SERVICE STATION SYRACUSI May Cbristmas bring yuu all the joys of the season and all the warm satisfactions of sincere friendshipr.We thank you ' for your generosity 4uriug the past ;year. Supply OHIO --· 1 I ~ --··::'""' ·· .. ~·~ ' M~wery. f om out.of-town were l Mr.·~~ r Wilson of Jackson; . Mrs. Blanche Butts, Wellston; Miss Lillie Wilson end Mrs. . Audrey Rasp, both of Colum:bus. Mrs Agenea Mowery and ,Mrs. Ethel Hysell, Pomeroy, have reeeived word that Mrs. Delcie Mathias (their sister) underwent surgery Wednesday in a Mt. Gilead llospltal. Mrs. Mathias was Wtable to attend Mr. Wilson's funeral services. 1 LEWIS FROM ALL OF US AT REPAIR SERVICE FOREMAN and ABBOTT Doorways wear garlands of MIDJ)LEPORT welcome ••• candles beckon with a hearty glow. The season of good cheer arrives, in all its friendly warmth. May the joys of Christmas be yours! NEW YORK (UP!) - Allamlog lour-story building In midtown Manhattan colla~ Thursday night ra"!'lng 7 fuemen Wide~ tons of f1ery wreck· age. Withm 312 hours, au seven were rescued. The seventh fire~, pinned by debris o<ross his legs, waa freed and wallted to an ambulance to the rheers of his feJ. low lire fighters, who had ed ll'anUcally to free the seven. Hundreds of spectators also eheered when the Jut fireman was brought out, apparently not seriously hurt. COMPLETES COVR8E • • ' • • With loa of bustle lllllpdc:bect W n;e . •• ;ily Jl1l.1'llf8forlhe pleasures of 1 Army Private Louis J. Sismondo, 22, son of Joseph A. Sismondo, New Haven, completed advanced armor training at Ft. Knox, Ky., Dec. 16. ENDS TRAINING Army Privated Edwin L. Stalnaker, 19, son of Mrs. Edna Stalnaker, Route 3, Bo1 261K, Wesloo, W. Va., completed advan<ed training aa a eombat engineer lle<. 9 at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Qari<tmas Day. :May tbe holiday bring, CHRI GREETINGS Ia [lounrifo.d The fOilll n.a•dles Gf an old-fasbiooed Christmas stir misty ....,n., IMwll of SlOIHIIVeied hillsides, the fft!sbiy mt &mify ~ kicd1ens rich with the a rom' : r holiday deli• 21 ioe:s, the cold, dear air ringing with friendly gt dugs. Tod2y, we echo those same warm SC!IIiments as we wiali p. all a very Happy Holiday1 arne, many happy IIIODieGCS with family and ftieacll for II' roaso ueasnre. t.f•htl-11. theSpw! I lfo join these carolers In wi•'hing yoa a very Merry Cbriatmu uul the happiest of holiday&. To thU we add a special thank you to all om loyal 1lUi!o!JJ•n fgr dwir ttftbfp1 Jlll00'6" ~ 0w41-~ May tbD world rejoiao agaia ia the •pirit of tbe 1~1111& GOIGLEIN READY-MIX CO,ANY OHIO VALlEY PLUMBING & HEATING Phone 992-2036 · Pomeroy, 0. ., W.eh " ...... ag.r. tt aU ... pupl• II till world. • ., the ell lit IH ...hill ef Clrlal Iiiii .. Jill I A Special ntanks For Your Loy•l P1tron1gel III•"••• MOORE'S • ,. ....-. ' From All of Us At.-•• POMEROY, OHIO 'J'racy Whaley Doallkl Bailey · , •;J Ceefl Clnll • 1' ~ COlmir · giiiOII LolldOD . '1'liom-. He1ter . • '' . FROM ALL C),f US AT .. .. EBERSB~CH ' . .. . HARDWARE, POMEROY .. I, * '' ....... laeart .._. t11tt 11111114 for "' Til QUI IESTAUIWfl OHIO t AT TUPPERS PLAINS LYONS MARKET t BIG 3 MARKETS ~wu111: !bat your Meigs Equipment Co., In~ ' • Our Qariallllal 'f Jllrold E. Smith AT RACINE WAID CROSS SONS .. I It's Christmas • , • families gather 'round the tree ••• friends exchange greetings-and w• extend our flwnlre cmd beat wishes to aiL 1 I Co. PT. PLEASANT, '{1. YA. ij_ .ERRY ~HI\ISTMA? 1 1 Carolina Lumber and lewis Repair Service -FOR• HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING The Golden Rule Sunday School Class ol the Long Bot· tom Churches met in the Methodist church basement lor the ' December meeting and Chri•lmas party. 'The basement was WY 2-2274 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO beautifully docorated in keeping 134 Milt St. MlddltJIOrt '":;~~~~::::::::==========:;=~! with !he holiday season. ,. The program, in charge otlt-==--====---lhe pres1dent, Mrs. Swsin, portrayed "The Christmas Story" with a very impressive candle light service. Several Christmas carols were included. Several gifts were given to , the Sunday School leather, Mrs. I Hensley. A very bountiful dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates, Mrs. Tressie Swain Mrs. Ella Hannum, Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mrs. Ruth Larkins, Mrs. Monad Wilson. Mrs. Mary Pierce, Mr. Sanford Cozart, Mrs. Ara Myers, Rev. Charles ~is, Mrs. Ethel Larkins and MR. Class 12 Gives t AT RunAND t RUTLAND DEPT. STORE �• \ t !&-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 23, 1966 --- WRIST WATCHES 'l'he wrlat watch did not be110me popular unlil the turn ol lbe 20ib century; today there . . ·--. are 50 wrist watches made for every single pocket wateh, a<> cording to the Ellcyclopaedia Brllalllllca. I Christmas r66'.:· It's .Time lor Holly and Ivy A§oin . ened Wltll devollona by Mrl. J. M. Thornton who read the ehaplain's message and Pl'81· Mtl. Beo NIWllnB wu host- ijeooraled home, Maple l>laee. er, followed bJ the pledge to eos to the Paal Prelldents of Giflla were placed under a Oag and llilent prayer. RoiiJid. the American Legion Allliliary lighted 1ree robin eards were sent to Mn. of Drew Webster Post Wednes· The meeting, In eharge of Harry Houdsshelt and Mrs. A. day eveolng at her beautifully Mrs. Olin Knapp preaident Oi>' V. Howell. Gllta were sent to r========....===""'...............'"'a lThoma. the adopted nurse, Constance Gills were exchanged and A ChriJI!mas party for the Rev. and ~rs. _Max Don· the group sang Christmas car- ahue and rhildren, Kimberly and Greg, highlighted the we heor again ols with Mrs. Neutzling at the December meeting of Class 12 Circle o~ Middleport organ. Mrs. Owen Watson won Heath MethOdiSt Church Wednesday evenmg at the the wondrDus slory of the door prize. Mrs. Gerald church. . . Christmas, our heorts Wildermuth was ·In <barge of Th~ SO<U!l rooms were decorated for the holiday are ever gladdened, th g am "The Story of season, mcluding a decorated lighted tree wtth gifts for • P~? r • the minister lllld his family; a gold candle and ~;~~~:i: ond our joy, renewed. L1ght, a. candle lighting ,.,... ·piano arrangement, and an unusual madonna scene 1ce. She lighted the. large can- ated by Mrs. Glenn Lambert. die representm~ Chnst the hght The madonna, made by Mrs. Lambert, was a large I. of the World, .~fter wh1eh th.~ figurine, sprayed with gold and outlined with gold tint· group sang, . Silent Nlght, ed angel hair and placed with a large gold poinsettia and M". Neutzling played, ·:~~• ' gold candle. - · Light of the World IS Jesus. The meefing was opened by A gift of money was presen~ Other candles lighted from the president, Mrs. Carroll ed to Mr. aod Mrs. Harold the large candle were the L;ghll> Swanson, who read a Cll.'llod1ans of the of creation, by M(s. Eddie mas prayer. She co~ducled the . and g1fts ~ere sent to Smith; or guidance, Mrs. Ralph bnef business meetmg and re- MISs Vesta McCoy, former Gilmore ; worship, Mrs. George ported that t~e class ~a~ sent membe~ of the class .w~o is re- ~ Hackett Sr; of salvation, Mrs. $50 .to .the S1dweU 1111BSIOnary cuperating from an InJUry and Kenneth Harris; truth, Mrs. family 10 place of the ll.'lnal gtft .lo Mrs. Harold Woodgerd and ! 'lt R h· God' word ex<hange and 110 to the Mid· Mrs. Noah Haskms, who are , MIOn OUS, s 'dl I Mrs. George Mowrty; chris- epor tFI remen. con!'med lo thei r ho~es . . · M 0 A Martin· Mrs. Everett Davlll was tmn. IIYlng, rs .. · · ' leader and read spiritual leadership, Mrs. Jed Christmas story with canlls il Webstor Sr.; spmtual awakenby the members mg, Mrs. Knapp; anddermty, story was read, ;,·~~~~~!;:~:11 Mrs Thornton. The Slngmg of way in A Manger,". Joy to the World concluded tbe herds watched ," "We program. Kings," ar.d closing with A dessert course was serv· An Impressive Christmas can- tent Night." MR. & MRS. RALPH WELKER ed by the hostess. The table dlelight service was held Wed- Mrs. James Euler was prowas "Uraclive in while linen nesday evening at the Church gram leader and lntrndured cover and centered with an ar- of Christ In Middleport with the Mrs. Donahue and her cltildren. rangement of red carnations in Rev. Donald Hicks presiding. Donahue prO!ented a FA~M cut glass rontainer, with red TI1e prngram coDSisled of lamhour, reading a humorouo HEMLOCK GROVE, OHIO candles in green holders on iliar Christmas rarols sung about Santa Class to bcr ~iiiiiiiiiii::~iiiii::~iiiii::~::-:=======:=;1 either side. Favors were red and readings. as they sat around the "' nylon net, poinsettias and holly. The opening prayer was lighted tree. Mrs. Webster asked grace. given by Wendell Gerlach and FoUowmg the story, Mrs. 0 singing of carols. P. Klem was m charge of Present were those named were given ir1Cludlng ''The presentation of gilts to above and Mrs. Owen Watson, Christmas Story From the Bi- minister's family. Mrs. Sw''"' 'l Mrs. George Beorhs, Mrs. Em· ble" by Miss Mildred Hawley· aon read an orlgmat poem, writ· !! Holiday time is a house filled with gladness, est Powell and Mrs. Mayme "The Spirit of Christmas," b~ ten by Mrs. Klein, in the happy lil t_of welcoming Holmes. The January meeln!g Mrs. Robert Reibel; and · "The she bad enumeraled the various ! voices. May this be yours on Christmas. will be held at the homo of Chimes of Christmas" by Mrs. proJecis of the c1rcle for the , Mrs. George Barkett Sr. Donald Hicks. year and used a novel way of , The Rev. Hicks sang a song, introducing members to Mrs. i :. Held '·Sleep LitUe Child" end the Donahue by hav1ng each ooe Funeral randles were lighted by Mike read a couplet descnblng the 'I and Susan Gerlach members ollhe ctrcle and lbetr for John W1 son . . . : . . . . mg the smgmg of ''Silent N1ght" Funeral services for John the congregation brought their . H. Wilson were held last Thurs· ,gifts lor the White Gift offering day afternoon al Hiland Chapel. to the front of the church and Burial was in Rock Sprmgs placed them in a white contain. cemetery. The Rev. P~arl At- er beside the manger scene I ler conducted the serVIces. then left the sanctuary quietly . i Pall bearers were Mr. Wil· 1 son's grandsons, James, K e Aneth, and Jackie Mowery, 7 Trapped Firemen Charles John and Harold Hy· sell; o,;nnis Rye and Clarenee Rescned by Mates Mrs. Ben Neutzling is Hostess To Legion Auxiliary on Wednesdav . BY JIE(JLAH JONES sion of delicious c1aJ1 UDIII flie liold bact 15 wriggling little lor me to beUeve; my father bly hurt o rhUd toc!oy - be's lrtm the tree · with popcorn, Christmas 1966. So 1t's time big' moment when the door to angela, from going m too seon, was an expert at that, IUld I've surrounded with reality-bombs, and cranberries end ehains for the "H~Ily and the Ivy" the living room was opened by keeping track of three wisemen, never really lost the feeling. He marchers, and what· not. He and best' of au, '6 out on a again. Pop. tho shepherds, Mary and Jo- loved the art of make believe surely needs a cloud ollmagina- Cbrlstmas eventng· and look for But every year our affluent We htd our Oll'istmas pro- seph, and other rharacters. IUld the stories and songs came Uon to wh!Jk him lWBY to nev- the Belhleliem Star,,and the OJCiety, marked by more rom- gromo and rarols at school You'll know ail about Christ- easily to him. , er, never land of hooks and teal spirit of wU mercia! "barkers," try to lake otnee no SUpreme Court had mas while you are running When he told me he met Son- plays. 8le8l Into your heart again. away my old fashioned Christ- thought of banning such things around outside the church from te on his way home from work, Should we beUeve. In Cbrlat. - We llnd only what we lool mas. Put up an artificial tree as God end the Baby Jesus. door to door getting the right he did. I believed. mas1 Most rertalnly, Enjoy the lor, and as Tiny Tim says they say, it will last forever ' Today when we become jad· people In at the right lime. The experts are trying to stason, the anow, the muSic; "~ Bless Us All," and Merl'] lwho wants it to last that long) ed with too much of too much, 1 don't know what the first take away the folry tales for make your own special treota, Cbrlatmaa. _ buy somebody else's cookies Christmas begins to be just an shepherds were, but the lowly rhildren. I wish they would let 1 ,.-=.;.."'-;,.;-'"i;iiiii.i;;ii.~;;i;;;i;;;;==i;;;;;;;==== and candy- have a pink tree other day. 1 hang onto the Ira· bathrobe and Mom's flowered the child's world alone. l don't lthe latest style) - get your iditlons Uke a drowning man tablecloth have transformed se- see how a fairy tale eould possidoes to a straw. 1 want always veral boisterous boys into tall cards and gifts out in July! Not me. In fact, I'm sUU to hove a live tree; to be close shepherds and elegant wtsemen, SUCCESSFUL EFFORT buying gilts and making cook- to some child during the season Wings may fall off, halos get MEXICO CITY (UPI) _ ies at the last minute. It's no to keep the art of having hope crooked, . Joseph . may push Success was reported Thursday !WI to have everything all done eternal; to make homemade Mary a ~IItle but .It keeps. the by a Mexican business delegaby Thanksgiving. One misses goodies; to attend Christmas real .spmt. of Chnslnlas 10 a tlon sent to Washington to the spirit that way. programs, coneerts; hear the childish mmd - a Picture he prevent U.S. efforts to halt the I am glad I grew up when beautiful messllJ:e of Olristmas will be able to recall 10 the American gold drain from Christmas was really Christ· once again, and always to re- ,years to follow when memones harming Mexico. mas; the most eciting and read Dickens' "Christmas Ca· 1 are aU that . are left. . beautiful time of year. rol" and beware of becoming a 1 Some Chnstmases are JOyful, ~e~co fear~d that ~.S . Party for Pastor Chrl,_. Ill Voices everywhere are raised in exuhatioJI, proclaiming th e wondrous events of that first Christmas. Com~, lel us all adore Him! A II 1 'Phe traditions of Christmas Scrooge; to send cards, even if !some sad; most are hectic, but gutdehnes lo . f1rms operat~ng were e<~~Y for us to keep. We I'm still at it on Dec. 24; give Christmas remains esse ntially abroa.d .to brmg home profits, went ro the woods and cut our a gift to someone you Jove, and Ithe same, the story of hope. l curta! I ~nvestments and seek own tree (and what a trip). Ne- most of all, to remember the never want to say, I'll be glad money . m the host cou~lry lor ver mlnd that we came back real reason for Christmas, the to have it over. expan!non woul~ adversely af- with the worst shaped one m the whole patch, as soon as the trimmings were on it became a magnificent signt. The smell of pine and homemade cakes and cookies brought out the holiday feeling. From then on it was a succes- Young's Super Market LOCUST ST. birth of the Christ Child. It is a lime of rushing about. foci this country 8 economy. I 1 One sure way of retain~ng ali i Hew well I kno.w-. trymg to According to the businessmen, of the joy of Christmas 15 to squeeze everythmg mto a few they were reassured the guideget in on a church program. weeks of December, but we can lines did not apply to developing I Every parent and person should create our own island where we countries, and especially not to spend at least one Olristmas can hold onto Christmas. Mexico. season in a <burch play and There is some who sould do 1 •--===--==--• have the "fun" of trying to away with Santa. It was easy It 1 • mpresstve Candlelight Setvice Held "" WELKER'S MAPLE LAWN POULTRY MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' We're sending best wtshes of the aeaaon to you and yours. Have • Merry Christmas! Jlla~ PROD\JCftYB FIELD Ulat 1au beell plaldell fD eam a1111naously for tle past 14 years averaged zao.IIZ balllell per Ml'll for Fllat lhea of Green Caalle, Mo.lhla past barJell ileaBOL Perfect nJDs ad (IIIDDIII IWJ!reth- llfferiDilcl eGDirifnlled lo tJdl )'w'l II1IOCtl8l, Ella lilted. ~ou fiau~ l .:.·· · tfie ptatt. G0lden RUIe 166p~ and_fiu~ mnicfi is ~fjcistmas Church Class En joys Party Mn. Bess Webster. Hosts lor the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley. Prayer by Mr. Edgell closed the meeting. FOUR ARR'==ES=IE"'D,-ACAPULCO, Mexico (UP!) Foor Americans, Including one man with a two-year old clilld, have been arrested here in an investigation of roonterleit $20 hills, pollee said Thursday. Names were not released. and MRS. JOHII WERNER WERNER RADIO &T.V. RIZER'S SERVICE STATION SYRACUSI May Cbristmas bring yuu all the joys of the season and all the warm satisfactions of sincere friendshipr.We thank you ' for your generosity 4uriug the past ;year. Supply OHIO --· 1 I ~ --··::'""' ·· .. ~·~ ' M~wery. f om out.of-town were l Mr.·~~ r Wilson of Jackson; . Mrs. Blanche Butts, Wellston; Miss Lillie Wilson end Mrs. . Audrey Rasp, both of Colum:bus. Mrs Agenea Mowery and ,Mrs. Ethel Hysell, Pomeroy, have reeeived word that Mrs. Delcie Mathias (their sister) underwent surgery Wednesday in a Mt. Gilead llospltal. Mrs. Mathias was Wtable to attend Mr. Wilson's funeral services. 1 LEWIS FROM ALL OF US AT REPAIR SERVICE FOREMAN and ABBOTT Doorways wear garlands of MIDJ)LEPORT welcome ••• candles beckon with a hearty glow. The season of good cheer arrives, in all its friendly warmth. May the joys of Christmas be yours! NEW YORK (UP!) - Allamlog lour-story building In midtown Manhattan colla~ Thursday night ra"!'lng 7 fuemen Wide~ tons of f1ery wreck· age. Withm 312 hours, au seven were rescued. The seventh fire~, pinned by debris o<ross his legs, waa freed and wallted to an ambulance to the rheers of his feJ. low lire fighters, who had ed ll'anUcally to free the seven. Hundreds of spectators also eheered when the Jut fireman was brought out, apparently not seriously hurt. COMPLETES COVR8E • • ' • • With loa of bustle lllllpdc:bect W n;e . •• ;ily Jl1l.1'llf8forlhe pleasures of 1 Army Private Louis J. Sismondo, 22, son of Joseph A. Sismondo, New Haven, completed advanced armor training at Ft. Knox, Ky., Dec. 16. ENDS TRAINING Army Privated Edwin L. Stalnaker, 19, son of Mrs. Edna Stalnaker, Route 3, Bo1 261K, Wesloo, W. Va., completed advan<ed training aa a eombat engineer lle<. 9 at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. Qari<tmas Day. :May tbe holiday bring, CHRI GREETINGS Ia [lounrifo.d The fOilll n.a•dles Gf an old-fasbiooed Christmas stir misty ....,n., IMwll of SlOIHIIVeied hillsides, the fft!sbiy mt &mify ~ kicd1ens rich with the a rom' : r holiday deli• 21 ioe:s, the cold, dear air ringing with friendly gt dugs. Tod2y, we echo those same warm SC!IIiments as we wiali p. all a very Happy Holiday1 arne, many happy IIIODieGCS with family and ftieacll for II' roaso ueasnre. t.f•htl-11. theSpw! I lfo join these carolers In wi•'hing yoa a very Merry Cbriatmu uul the happiest of holiday&. To thU we add a special thank you to all om loyal 1lUi!o!JJ•n fgr dwir ttftbfp1 Jlll00'6" ~ 0w41-~ May tbD world rejoiao agaia ia the •pirit of tbe 1~1111& GOIGLEIN READY-MIX CO,ANY OHIO VALlEY PLUMBING & HEATING Phone 992-2036 · Pomeroy, 0. ., W.eh " ...... ag.r. tt aU ... pupl• II till world. • ., the ell lit IH ...hill ef Clrlal Iiiii .. Jill I A Special ntanks For Your Loy•l P1tron1gel III•"••• MOORE'S • ,. ....-. ' From All of Us At.-•• POMEROY, OHIO 'J'racy Whaley Doallkl Bailey · , •;J Ceefl Clnll • 1' ~ COlmir · giiiOII LolldOD . '1'liom-. He1ter . • '' . FROM ALL C),f US AT .. .. EBERSB~CH ' . .. . HARDWARE, POMEROY .. I, * '' ....... laeart .._. t11tt 11111114 for "' Til QUI IESTAUIWfl OHIO t AT TUPPERS PLAINS LYONS MARKET t BIG 3 MARKETS ~wu111: !bat your Meigs Equipment Co., In~ ' • Our Qariallllal 'f Jllrold E. Smith AT RACINE WAID CROSS SONS .. I It's Christmas • , • families gather 'round the tree ••• friends exchange greetings-and w• extend our flwnlre cmd beat wishes to aiL 1 I Co. PT. PLEASANT, '{1. YA. ij_ .ERRY ~HI\ISTMA? 1 1 Carolina Lumber and lewis Repair Service -FOR• HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING The Golden Rule Sunday School Class ol the Long Bot· tom Churches met in the Methodist church basement lor the ' December meeting and Chri•lmas party. 'The basement was WY 2-2274 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO beautifully docorated in keeping 134 Milt St. MlddltJIOrt '":;~~~~::::::::==========:;=~! with !he holiday season. ,. The program, in charge otlt-==--====---lhe pres1dent, Mrs. Swsin, portrayed "The Christmas Story" with a very impressive candle light service. Several Christmas carols were included. Several gifts were given to , the Sunday School leather, Mrs. I Hensley. A very bountiful dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates, Mrs. Tressie Swain Mrs. Ella Hannum, Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mrs. Ruth Larkins, Mrs. Monad Wilson. Mrs. Mary Pierce, Mr. Sanford Cozart, Mrs. Ara Myers, Rev. Charles ~is, Mrs. Ethel Larkins and MR. Class 12 Gives t AT RunAND t RUTLAND DEPT. STORE �,, ,, l J I' Get Extra Cash The Wa ·t ~d Way CAN I FIX 'IE SOME BREAKFUSS, PAW? II ONI OP Tttll NICEST PEOI'Lid . • . CALL DICK RAWLINGS ..... Rlwlings Honda Sal11 .l"or .,,.., Ad ..,...lc, a C:OII 1 '"" Mlftii'IIUM u • ..,,... teCU'IIila '""rtlont Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core, co• D•~eaunt (tn 11010 Mil a Q8tTIJA.Ial ~ARO 0~ fHANKS ll.U ro• " Ph. 992-2143 "''"' muumurn lodl tcldltlon•• MODERN furnished first fioer efficiency apartment in Middleport Ph. 992-31!74. 12 14 tic u·• so tan TO PL .. Cii I ,,) I (, SU~ I A PNODU(INQ WANl ot.O PHONE WY 2-21S6 Card 6 ROOM house and bath, fur- Th~"ks of l naee and garage, 255 W. Main 1 St. Pomeroy. 0. Ph, 992WE WA NT lo Ihank the Porn-, 2668 or 992-296L 12 5 tic rroy First Aod, the sta rr at I ------Veterans Memorial llospilal,! ~ ROOM furni>ioed apartment the Ew ing Funeral home. all\ and 4 room furnished apartthose who sent fl owers or : mcnt . Adults. References. 126 ht•l ped in any way during I h e ~ Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992illn es~ and death of our fath- ! 6698. NEW CHEST FREEZERS $153 All Modo Is Salt Prleodl OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 . b.~., Except Sunday POMEROY . 992;111 SUPER SERVICE STATION _ __ ial thanks to Rev. Atlf'r for Tri.AIU.:Tt Brown's Trailer SINGER sewing machine model 66' zog zag equipped to but· w11l alw ays be gro teful :1:124 12 20 6tc tonhole, monogram. applique, etc. Pay ort 6 payments $6.47 ThP Wil son Farml\ 14 IWOl't'l unfurnished8r)artmeflt 12 2:1 lie I iu Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. each. Ph. 992-2685. 12-15-tfc -------,---=------:-11 16 tic lost a"d Fou"d__ TRAILER- spareo n- Browileii _G_OO_D_,-c-le-an-.-I-um-p,-eg-g- -a.-d his comt·orting wo rds We Pa rk , t-.linersville, 0. Ph. 992. 1 ! , . Ave .• LOST - overnoght bag "' fro nt: 2625. 99111 10 lfc oil treated stoker coal. Pea· cock Coal Co., 1 block from apart- traffic light in Cheshire, 0. Ph. 367-7526. 12 1 tic Middleport Ph. of Holzer Hospit al Phone _ _ __ -4 .FURNISHED 4 room 742 622. Keith Ken uedy 12 2:1 :ue I ment wilil bath. Ph. ---LOST - lh·admg g l a:>~cs. - -losP _ _ - J2 ti tic - --- ·- - - on front ol lllddlt'porl Chll,chiFUHNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ of :Jazarene. (on tact Lronud! ment. turnate hent, MrddleBa;s ut ~:12-/:172. 12 21 3lc I purl, 0. Ph 992-3871 . - -- ------ -- - - - , 11 28 lfc No tic~ _ ____ I ~·uu H HI llJM turnoshed •pari 1 14 tic CHRISTMAS- PIWGIIA'1 :ot ' rnent WY 1-Jti!JH illlb'ivn Chn st!Jll lJ n i_n n i F'URNfSHED and ~unfurnished Ch urch Saturday evenmg . , apartments. Close to school llee. 24, al UO P- tn. Y:'". \' Phone !192-0434. lU 18 lie wtll not want to mt ss thts f 01 Sa Ia Everyone welcome . Pastor 1 O'Dell Manley. 12 22 3tc : 8 x J5 Prairie Schooner Pl r\r\0- Tlining, ~~hoOi ~ Chur<'h, ! home, Ph. Lane Oaonrls, 9925509 around 8 a. nL 12 21 12tc Adams and Stanle-y -Auction House and Trading Post trader, 2. bedroom~. I I I RUTLAND FURNITURE GBE£TIN6~ 742-4211 KEITH GOBLE FORD Hanna Line (Quality Built) 1967 Models In Stock I ( ·-- - NEW FOR 1967 ALL 67 Apach•Mu•da) • 21 FHt .~ ba~h. II~I~1~9Giif.A;;po~c~h~os~D;;;;;uo~~~ , SOc a., HOWIE 175 ACRE fsrm, house w>th I rooms aod bath, cellar, crollar bouse, 2 large barns, tree 1as, 2 farm ponds. lmmedlate occupancy. Pearl Wil· ~ams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. 10 3 lfc Le ga 1 N0 t'ICe Uoad, Pomeroy, 0 . --:c=--o is now under one roof at /3 lbs. jowl bacon, 99c lb . ; pork 12 lA '1tp 1N TME PROBAn- -CouRT OF MEIGS Laurel Cliff Srhool House ) chops, G9c lh.: orr-cookf'd G. ~~~t:r~YAc.~~~~tntor on Slate Route 124 and new · ham 69c lb.·, candy, 3 -39c YOUNG PARAKEETS, $.1 :lO t:sute ol MarY still, Deeeuet. l'lo~intltt Rt. 7 by -pass, open daily at bags, $1; PepSl Cu!a , Ur. Pl·1r each, Mynah bir ds, "O ...- each· n. 12 noon. Jim Adams and per, 7-Up, 39c ctn.; J bottli's Sherwood Costen, Ohio v1ro1e ftln.,, •• •1 ·· No~':,';;:"'· Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tfc catsup, 89c ; peaches, No. 2 er Road, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. HOTICI aY PUBLICATION , ml . }k 7" , C gal., · ban12 18 6tc The unknown he irs, devl,....es. leliaCans, ''9c _ _ teet, adm.inlstraton, executors ~ond ' " Wanted -- -,--~ - k 'I u usiRnJ of Clark Still, Uecea6ed: the 10 lb M&G ~....... Afl, Cf\RISTMA<:>! THAT MAf<V£LOOS TIM£ OF 11-\E 'r'£AR. ! WHE~ THE AIR. 1:> FILLED... I ~~~~-Coh_~~~~~-d~~~~~--~~~~ I -l:l.·J.31 night because of Christmas Eve. SATURDAY THE APPLE GROVE Methodist church will hold Ill Christmas program on December :It, beglmring at 8 p.m. Boy7 )7, Has Girl's Ki~ey THE BORN LOSE'l e By ART SANSOM DICK 7RACY -,!:"" THE VACUUM SAMPLES. FEEL THIS FOP, DO YOU To-liNK Trl15 STLII'f Mt6Hi MAt(E GOlF 8AU.? LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE TAA; Ol\JtD II£ Hlf . , A (l:lLI>I!l<Y MILE? ' lly HAROLD GRAY 'V -- --·-.-.....,. i3il!llll!illli LE.VEL BE'5T T'51CN Mf uP? YE S. SIREd MADIO r--'1~ A ~ANT"-~IC O!=fi~:R. RIGHT t:J:r TH;\T TIME IT SO HAPPENED..... anas, c .; I' ........ "Never used anything l e •1 unlltlown heln. dev11ees, leiateea, adCOON, Ex. L.L., ~175. Rats, Market, 3 mile-s south of ~fid- say users of Blue Lustre for mtnistr ator•. eltec!lt.on. a nd us te:n• of Mary SUII, ueceaaed. loDd the unEx. L.L., $1.20, Skunk, Ex. dlcport, Rt. 7. 12 21 3tc cleaning carpet. Rent Elec· knnwu heln, devlaees. legatees, sdT M· k R · - - ---- - --- miniNtraton, executor», aml ass1gns of 1. L ' $1 .00 ' Sl ~ .. ac. II~ .x UNBEATABLE - 1967 solid tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Sarah Roda:ersolJ, Oecea~ed, will lake L,. L., $7-00 F. $3-25.• Oppos- I' stale stereo, radio c,ombina- 1Cement Block Co. nnllee that on ,b. l(lth da) of NovernB f ber, 1900. the unde nlgrn.•d filed hiJI sum, Ex. L.L.. 50c , ee tion 4 speed automatic chan12 19 6lc Petition acaJnst you In tb• Probata PRETrY HOUDAY fuhfou are Important to girls of any . ,I hides Tr 6c Jb Bill Bailey ' . h , - - ---- Court ot MeJtt County, Ohio, pr<t-yinl ' ·• .· ' ger, ruce walnut 1mas 1, as MILLIONS of rugs have been tor the 1a1e of the followin g oe~~crlb- I age. Paris deerett the "tale" for most ftttlve occasions. Box 14, Reedsville, 0. · l t a(fO Take over , ed real estate In o rl.le r to pay the Blutut white eotton orgudy eage {left), brfgbtly banded 12 2Z l'' tc ms an 11 r 1 · cleaned with Blue Lustre. It S debts ot decedent 1nd eo5ts ot adin red, sbado"' a red-and-white collon polka A·llne dress. ----,---,,-,---~:--"' payments of $5.83 per month America's finest. Rent eleo- ml.n.l •trauon : Bright while dota embroidered on chocolate brown da· Help Wanted or p~y. balance due $88.04. Lric shampooer $1. Baker Slut..te tn tne t.:ountJ or !'tteJg.s. tn the eron and eolton •oDe (right) add up to a delectable boll· :oc:--------c~o-==~;-:::Try II In your home. Call Furm'ture C0 12 19 6'• Slat•Lebanon, "' Ohio,ana '"" DOUDde lo thod To•oohip -=GIRL and deday fashion. The amoell: dretsll topped off wltb white orwanted for genera I Off'tee 992-3218. 12 30 6tc · u follow s: gandy cilffi and eollar. The&e desigus are by Cinderella , POTATOES get your Work in accounting office. Re- - - -- - SOMETHING TO MEND-Sing· • In Section No. 20, tn Town 3, \ of 1\oseiiiU Brothen. I ply m own handwriUng to P. polattes while they a.. ,. 11 ,, ,,. Ohio comp,.,·, P ff'lt, Pu~/l.ue, arod tn Lebanon Towllllhlp, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 ' Box 666• PomerGy, giving er sewing machine complete Cl with attachments. This rna· arence ro t Meta• county, and described aa 1o1age, marital status and cxper0 Ph 843-~ tow• : Bea:inni.n~~: Ht ., post 202 rods chine equipped to zig zag, · · · North of tho Southwest corner o1 sald 12 21 31 20 ' thonoo North "'" ienee_ make buttonholes, monogram GOOD USED tires ' $3.95 and """'" ' 0 ' ODS --;----: -- -- -c ' ~ rods to aN,, ocorner: thence Ellt 60 rod.l Wt1MAN to help with house etc. Take over payments of up. Pomeroy Home & Auto. to a corner; tllenct~ ::;outh 50 rod• to · OI-l PH£Q. BOO·BOO'G ' NO . ._.0, MA~~.~ ~ GOT Yt.JuR AGAIN J RAT>-IE" I,: READ li--lt; . AND I KNOW 'v'OU 0£TE-:;T" PA\J fl?_{I NY TIMI, ' TH.:IT TV PJ?Or.RAM ANO FINO OUT \JJI!AI 'S t-IE AHO QlnON. LOVE RE4LLY C.OING OH I ci-~Alt? so ~lU f (' - ~ - ~. - -~- ~ gloa11l• with 'j ) BUT t HATE TO ~AV E YOU O~!WN IM~ TO 1"H/lT STU!="~ LITTLE CU!>SYHOt.E OUT ~CK ~ YOU'RE NOT ~NG RY OWT GET ME ANGI?Y I Joo ~UL L oc ~ I -~~, " Wishing yo• a holiday ...... I 1r CHESTER GOJILD IS 8RINONu IN AIR -~vE.R TELL YOU, 0. , 1 H' G,REEN 13A't' Pf\CI<H?S ""TRIED TI-I EII(' j~~~i·ll ,. ·-~--~ · 1 I . =-- = ~ )~ ° L-\; work and care $5.42 per month or ' h for 3 tsmall all pay 2bai· chi\ dren , f urms own rans- .ance due $65.08. C 992·3 18. portaticm. Ph. 992-6636. 12 20 6tc l2 21 3lc ICONDITIONED SUDEX- h --====-::=-:===-~ ay, r , Pearl Williams, Rt. 1. RutWELDERS ELECTRICIANS land, 0 . Ph, 992-ti82L 12 20 6tp PIPE FITTERS REGISTERED F&x Hounds, 6 FLAME CUTTERS LAYOUT MEN months old. Doc Oatley resiSTEEL FABRICATORS dence, Portland, 0 . Phone I The 1tandord rate for men o Pr;riMc-ed In the nhove t laR&Iflc:a· 843-2~96. 12 18 ()tc , 12 9 l2tc II;:::::.,::=======.! tlom II 13.11 per hou r App\:p In penton. Mondu throurh Frldl}', 11:00 a . m. unttl 4:00 p. m. or phone tcoilf-cU !41111 1191 -247~. AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. 224:'5 Fron1 S1. Toledo, Ohio o\.n equal epport.unllY emplover. WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main Street & College Av•. Earn Money and Prites Delivering The Doily Sentinel to established Route ,, '- I Bu·'nesl Services Nortl~east co1ner ot' Joseph Law· reoo• 10 ' " " ' " ' " " " ' ' '''" we Nf:lrlb line 80 rodl to the place ot begJnntna:. conlatntna 2~ acres, .. llt·e pt the "~' High R d G e 's 0ut, sUICI , 'des· 5 acrea out ol the /!k)ulbwest corner space crews TRACTOR OVERH AULS M• E • us ( Y FREE DELIVER Hanna WiU Open New D~p Mine CLEVELAND (UPI)-A underground mine near Moo>ndsville, W. Va., designed to ply coal for the new Amoeri1oanll Electric Power Co. station. will be by Hanna 'Coal Co,, revealed Thursday. Tho mine. which will employ nbout 1,300 persons, was expect· ed te boost Hannan's Southern Ohio expenditures hy some $20 lllilllon a year. A PHARMACY IN YOUR KOMI W• deliver free to the following &owns: eCheat.r •Milan eRiclnt • Mlddlopert eSyriCUH eCheahlre AIIBIE AND SLATS SMITH'S FIAT SALES SHE 5111D IT JUST TO ME UNI--/APF'IE.R. Tf-IAN ! AM. 1 WDNOfR ... MAYeE. .'iHE AND SERVICE MeANT IT ... BUT 5HE C.OULON'T/ WH~T'S IN IT FOR HfR KANAUGA OHIO 900 000 T 1 ,,.~:;:;;;:::;:;::::;::;::;::;;;;:;;::..,~:=:;:=:;:=:;:;:;;;::::;;::;S;;!j~ Grai'ns Offered TOKYO UPI) - A Japanese newspaper reported today that ru" '" "'' Norlh "' •h• Sou<bwon the ' c:orner ot SeeUon No. 20. Town 3. three ousted members of "'"" 11 or oho OhJo compm·• Chinese Communist hierarchy, WASHiNGTON (UPI) - The Pun:bue, at a post: tbence eaat 80 h ON rod11, t.h~nce Nortb :ro rocta; thence including a ·former army chief United States will s ip wesa sa rocta to u id section ilnl'; f food - to thence south zo rods to tho potut or of staff once considered a pos-- tons O grams bellinnine. co ntaining 10 e~eres, mo re Sible successor in Mao Tse • stricken India, ending 8 len. Allo the followin g rto;al Mt..ate I f h 1ald ToWNihlp and Range bot..nd · tung, have COmmitted SUiCide. OUg reeze On SUC follow&, l.o-wll: Beginning al lbe shipments. HAY. Ph. 992-6112. Deliver~d ll~;~;:;~t:.. corner of • 10 acre jQt The' men were victims of the II deeded by Madison Fitch I "'"rent . Ch' The announcement Of can be picked Up . and wife to Donnan Lawrence: tnen<:e I~ purge SWeepmg ID3 ....._ d Jo (} b f 12 18 6to:North 18 rudH and 14 links; thence Bot o't was not clear whether JuUrs ay s or y e ore Have your tractor overhaul- wc~t 39 rnd• anct 6 una to the centRussians said in New Delhi - -1-w-ee - -n Chihu_a_ cd now at a big savings. We er or oewttt '~ Rt~n Ro ad; lhence In a they were driven to their deaths Pu-PS. C-r-0-,-, be are running a special on trac· SouthP.rn direction atong the mJd(lle Red G d bad pledged 200,000 tons hua and Manchester. Phone tor overhauls . [or the Winter of Mai d road lo the nort h line of 1he by the rampaging uar s h ' ht 'It above descrtbed 1o a c re lot : thence I h w eat as an outng g1 . 99'2-6458. 12 19 6tc months. Have your tractor eu1 41 rod• and 11 unlu to the pl:~ ce support ng t e purge. The American shipments are ready to go to work when ot ~gtnnin1. containing s •ere~ bntn The Peking correspondent of on spnng ' comes an d save down Of uJd traoctt belnx l ituate in ctvi l ELEC~ROLUX SWe(...ner ,, -~ towMh!P nl Lebanon. the Japanes;Jlaper Yo Mimi an intP.rim step to meet Indian wheels, pop out paper bags, tome. Shimbun ,·de Jed the men as food shortages aggravated by a Jleferertee (}(]11(1: Vol. 130. p age 121. d ht A view ol dual cleaning tools hr rugs, Dt:ed Recnrd• Metas c ountY. ohio. Lo Jui Ching, a former Arniy roug · · · re e1g5 QUipmenf 0, 'lou are required to an11wer the chief of staff, Lu Ting Ye. a range aid plans is continuing. furm'ture, dus ting• etC. Onl Y 5 payments left of $6.99 each. PHONE 992-2176 aald rettt lon bY the 7th day ot Jan- former propaganda chief, and POMEROY OHIO uuy. 1961 , or judsment lly debwt Ph. 992--2685. 1•,,..,..............................~· wW be rtendercd aKaltllit ynu. Jv.. .. Shang Kun, a fanner man. 12_15-tfc I · IIOMBR c: HAXTF.R, A.DMlN·f ~;:~~;.~~.;;.~ii;;.i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiss-~ ISTRATOR. 01'' THE ESTATB II by ;:~- •••• sTILL. o•c••s8- -u-DG"""E"'r-,.-=R"'tCE=o::--:tu-rn---cttur_e_rr MAKE MORE PROFIT Ollf third floor budget shop. listing your form's services Ia <>-o•, <;mw • Poctoc, the Daily Sentinel's Business Attomey• ror Admllllttrator Middl Baker FurDJture, eport 10. 2~: lUi) 2. 11. lts, 23, ate Otuo. 11 12 Serviee column. 10 10 II CLOSEST THING TO SPECIAL / aold t.o a. u. s mith. Also tile rouowin~ real eatate t ltuat.e tn the t.:ouncy ol Mei-'B 1nd State of Oblo, to-wit; Begin 1t>ON'T pump your sluggish CUSTOM butchering, will buy ' tic tanl<. Get Klcan-Em-AII hides. Phil Meier. 992-3510. """===':""'':""==~· Septic Tank Cleaner. Land11 1 Wanted To Buy mark Farm Bureau in Pom- ---A"'u"~="u"N=-Eu-=----- 1 COPPER H , 28e lb.: Erass, eroy, 0. II 21 301e Complete Serviee red. 18c lb, yellow, 16c lb.: Crt II !\cadtor,o Radiators, 16c lb.: Batteries, NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try WrHe. Prene 00: Coolact $U5 ea., clean No, I iron. "Sleepers." Guaranteed reA. C. IIRADFOKD Bill Bailey, P. 0 . Box 14, sulls or Raelne, Oblo Reedsville, 0 . 12 22 12tc Only 98c. Nelson's I 1 lie STANDING Umber In OWo Pomeroy, O. macl!lnell, repair ,... or West Vlrgtula. or old rice, aU makes. IVY !.-22M. farms IIIIth limber. Manon way. I will deliver Ph. The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy Reynolds, 111m 11, Syracuse, 7286. Autborlzed Slllger Salel ancl 0. t 18 100tp 12-1!>30tp Service. I 211 Uo CALL 992-2156 I WITH Tf-\E SPIRIT OF 'GElTI~G'! J I - SCifN!:IDER FRIDAY THE POMEROY Hlgb School Band Boosters AssoclaUon wlll sponsor a high school dance party this Friday night from I to 11 p, m., at the Pomeroy High Auditorium. The Jays will emcee no dance this Saturday COLUMBUS (UPl) - S I x surgeons labored foliC hours Strengthens Him early today to tran~Iant a ki~- BEIRUT Lebanon (UPI) _ ney from a young gorl k11led m J rda . •K' H eln _ a traffic accident to a teen-ager 0 ruan mg ,uss etnl'l' 'th hronic kidney failure ged from a tig!otnrog cabinet • • c. · shuffle . . .nUally slrengthmThe youth, Alvin Alpop: 17, ?f ed ~i'An his lonely crusade East Liberty, remained m crot- for Arab'inoderatlon In t b • teal condition, clinging to his Middle liiast last hope for life that came 'lbe shffie left American from a nine-yeoar-<Oid girl whese educated1fremier Wasfr TeD In own life was taken , tlgbt conifOI of the goverament Nancy Haneeck, 9, of rural behind Hussein and II seemed Pickaway Coonty, died of ma .. certain the yeung II10D8I'clr sive head injuries suffered when would remaln firm In his stand she was struck by a car as she agaln8t leftist Arabo who acIeft a school bus near her cuse him of being "soft on home. Israel. A. M. Cox, Realtm POMEROY, 0. green broke. Terms. tall or see 8 . J. Hill, Flatwoods , Hussein's Shuffle REALTY ~PACHI;:. ANY 1-0SER 'GOT SOCIAL CAtF.NDAR FILLER SPEC . . old Temperatures lor the neJ:I five • day perlod wiA average 5 to 9 degrees belolr normal, with Utile day·tco-clliY chance iD temperatures, lhe!UPJ said. Precipitation will ~ .... Ieath to lbree-tenlll\nch melted, oceurrllrg as llglitoJMOW or IDOW Oarrtes over lliO weekend and the early part ol neJ:I week. RUTLAND, 0. CUCKLER CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St. Ma~on, W. V1. o. flY 2-2196 manger, mankind :find!'; joy eternal. :May your Christmas Ire blcS>ed, TRAVEL TRAILERS BEFO' AH SWEARS YO' I AS f'."'AN AN' W1VE: -l-'AS BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U·DRIVE-THRU CAR WASH tAnyTm 8 n the Miracle of the -=R"'O""Uc;-S'H 8, LYO""N;-;S;- Carpetedi Only !995. John Riehmo.;)i, 814 East Maio St, Pomeroy, Ph. 992-24'>1 belore 10 a. 111. 1Olher hours just 23 tf c maybe). - -- - --12 ___ oNLY ·" Finance o.,_n Til9 Every Night, ' FOR tCar I Truck ttH..ter Core tBulllmr for Late Shoppers! All Appliance• Sale Pricedl Wt Service, Deliver. 12 B tfc er . Mr . Jo\m H. Wil son . .Sprc- · Real Estate For Sale L!'l • """• YOUR -DIRTY cAR AII ~N~ Ridi•f.r $hop CHRISTMAS SALE! 1 1 ASHAMED OF •••• IC OFFICI loiOURI 1:111 A. M.. ro ~ : on ,. M D•lll' a.tvr••• I:Jt A. 11111 to 12:01 Moon i' DON'T BE BlAETTNARS ono oOI ,..,, wunu• 1\1 01.,... DEliGIOUS WY Z.2151 I!IIDDLEPORT, OKlO From the Largest Truck or W•rG IIIII lft. . l"ttcNt Chi~ 'G nnh Cef'lh " ' wof'O ror 111 '"' coni flOWDOYOIJ kNOWT~EY'RE NOT Hl/oJG.~ 1 NOTICE '' , ~~ touR\' WHEN WE WERE LITILE1 MOM 1 WENDYANDl GOT EQUAl 5HAREo OF EVERYTHIN13,. OFFICE WILL B. BUT TODAY, I 'D HAVE 10 WAS!/ i!O C4R6 TO AFFORD AN EVE\liNG , G=15 CLOSI!D t• 'l ... ondag, December ·2s ' -\'\. OHIO .!!· ' I 2011. MAIN r POMEROY ' AM~"IC.-" I~C71ttG e PDWD .,ITIM ' ,.· 1 ,., • ~·. I •,-.; ' _,. . I' �,, ,, l J I' Get Extra Cash The Wa ·t ~d Way CAN I FIX 'IE SOME BREAKFUSS, PAW? II ONI OP Tttll NICEST PEOI'Lid . • . CALL DICK RAWLINGS ..... Rlwlings Honda Sal11 .l"or .,,.., Ad ..,...lc, a C:OII 1 '"" Mlftii'IIUM u • ..,,... teCU'IIila '""rtlont Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core, co• D•~eaunt (tn 11010 Mil a Q8tTIJA.Ial ~ARO 0~ fHANKS ll.U ro• " Ph. 992-2143 "''"' muumurn lodl tcldltlon•• MODERN furnished first fioer efficiency apartment in Middleport Ph. 992-31!74. 12 14 tic u·• so tan TO PL .. Cii I ,,) I (, SU~ I A PNODU(INQ WANl ot.O PHONE WY 2-21S6 Card 6 ROOM house and bath, fur- Th~"ks of l naee and garage, 255 W. Main 1 St. Pomeroy. 0. Ph, 992WE WA NT lo Ihank the Porn-, 2668 or 992-296L 12 5 tic rroy First Aod, the sta rr at I ------Veterans Memorial llospilal,! ~ ROOM furni>ioed apartment the Ew ing Funeral home. all\ and 4 room furnished apartthose who sent fl owers or : mcnt . Adults. References. 126 ht•l ped in any way during I h e ~ Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992illn es~ and death of our fath- ! 6698. NEW CHEST FREEZERS $153 All Modo Is Salt Prleodl OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 . b.~., Except Sunday POMEROY . 992;111 SUPER SERVICE STATION _ __ ial thanks to Rev. Atlf'r for Tri.AIU.:Tt Brown's Trailer SINGER sewing machine model 66' zog zag equipped to but· w11l alw ays be gro teful :1:124 12 20 6tc tonhole, monogram. applique, etc. Pay ort 6 payments $6.47 ThP Wil son Farml\ 14 IWOl't'l unfurnished8r)artmeflt 12 2:1 lie I iu Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. each. Ph. 992-2685. 12-15-tfc -------,---=------:-11 16 tic lost a"d Fou"d__ TRAILER- spareo n- Browileii _G_OO_D_,-c-le-an-.-I-um-p,-eg-g- -a.-d his comt·orting wo rds We Pa rk , t-.linersville, 0. Ph. 992. 1 ! , . Ave .• LOST - overnoght bag "' fro nt: 2625. 99111 10 lfc oil treated stoker coal. Pea· cock Coal Co., 1 block from apart- traffic light in Cheshire, 0. Ph. 367-7526. 12 1 tic Middleport Ph. of Holzer Hospit al Phone _ _ __ -4 .FURNISHED 4 room 742 622. Keith Ken uedy 12 2:1 :ue I ment wilil bath. Ph. ---LOST - lh·admg g l a:>~cs. - -losP _ _ - J2 ti tic - --- ·- - - on front ol lllddlt'porl Chll,chiFUHNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ of :Jazarene. (on tact Lronud! ment. turnate hent, MrddleBa;s ut ~:12-/:172. 12 21 3lc I purl, 0. Ph 992-3871 . - -- ------ -- - - - , 11 28 lfc No tic~ _ ____ I ~·uu H HI llJM turnoshed •pari 1 14 tic CHRISTMAS- PIWGIIA'1 :ot ' rnent WY 1-Jti!JH illlb'ivn Chn st!Jll lJ n i_n n i F'URNfSHED and ~unfurnished Ch urch Saturday evenmg . , apartments. Close to school llee. 24, al UO P- tn. Y:'". \' Phone !192-0434. lU 18 lie wtll not want to mt ss thts f 01 Sa Ia Everyone welcome . Pastor 1 O'Dell Manley. 12 22 3tc : 8 x J5 Prairie Schooner Pl r\r\0- Tlining, ~~hoOi ~ Chur<'h, ! home, Ph. Lane Oaonrls, 9925509 around 8 a. nL 12 21 12tc Adams and Stanle-y -Auction House and Trading Post trader, 2. bedroom~. I I I RUTLAND FURNITURE GBE£TIN6~ 742-4211 KEITH GOBLE FORD Hanna Line (Quality Built) 1967 Models In Stock I ( ·-- - NEW FOR 1967 ALL 67 Apach•Mu•da) • 21 FHt .~ ba~h. II~I~1~9Giif.A;;po~c~h~os~D;;;;;uo~~~ , SOc a., HOWIE 175 ACRE fsrm, house w>th I rooms aod bath, cellar, crollar bouse, 2 large barns, tree 1as, 2 farm ponds. lmmedlate occupancy. Pearl Wil· ~ams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. 10 3 lfc Le ga 1 N0 t'ICe Uoad, Pomeroy, 0 . --:c=--o is now under one roof at /3 lbs. jowl bacon, 99c lb . ; pork 12 lA '1tp 1N TME PROBAn- -CouRT OF MEIGS Laurel Cliff Srhool House ) chops, G9c lh.: orr-cookf'd G. ~~~t:r~YAc.~~~~tntor on Slate Route 124 and new · ham 69c lb.·, candy, 3 -39c YOUNG PARAKEETS, $.1 :lO t:sute ol MarY still, Deeeuet. l'lo~intltt Rt. 7 by -pass, open daily at bags, $1; PepSl Cu!a , Ur. Pl·1r each, Mynah bir ds, "O ...- each· n. 12 noon. Jim Adams and per, 7-Up, 39c ctn.; J bottli's Sherwood Costen, Ohio v1ro1e ftln.,, •• •1 ·· No~':,';;:"'· Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tfc catsup, 89c ; peaches, No. 2 er Road, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. HOTICI aY PUBLICATION , ml . }k 7" , C gal., · ban12 18 6tc The unknown he irs, devl,....es. leliaCans, ''9c _ _ teet, adm.inlstraton, executors ~ond ' " Wanted -- -,--~ - k 'I u usiRnJ of Clark Still, Uecea6ed: the 10 lb M&G ~....... Afl, Cf\RISTMA<:>! THAT MAf<V£LOOS TIM£ OF 11-\E 'r'£AR. ! WHE~ THE AIR. 1:> FILLED... I ~~~~-Coh_~~~~~-d~~~~~--~~~~ I -l:l.·J.31 night because of Christmas Eve. SATURDAY THE APPLE GROVE Methodist church will hold Ill Christmas program on December :It, beglmring at 8 p.m. Boy7 )7, Has Girl's Ki~ey THE BORN LOSE'l e By ART SANSOM DICK 7RACY -,!:"" THE VACUUM SAMPLES. FEEL THIS FOP, DO YOU To-liNK Trl15 STLII'f Mt6Hi MAt(E GOlF 8AU.? LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE TAA; Ol\JtD II£ Hlf . , A (l:lLI>I!l<Y MILE? ' lly HAROLD GRAY 'V -- --·-.-.....,. i3il!llll!illli LE.VEL BE'5T T'51CN Mf uP? YE S. SIREd MADIO r--'1~ A ~ANT"-~IC O!=fi~:R. RIGHT t:J:r TH;\T TIME IT SO HAPPENED..... anas, c .; I' ........ "Never used anything l e •1 unlltlown heln. dev11ees, leiateea, adCOON, Ex. L.L., ~175. Rats, Market, 3 mile-s south of ~fid- say users of Blue Lustre for mtnistr ator•. eltec!lt.on. a nd us te:n• of Mary SUII, ueceaaed. loDd the unEx. L.L., $1.20, Skunk, Ex. dlcport, Rt. 7. 12 21 3tc cleaning carpet. Rent Elec· knnwu heln, devlaees. legatees, sdT M· k R · - - ---- - --- miniNtraton, executor», aml ass1gns of 1. L ' $1 .00 ' Sl ~ .. ac. II~ .x UNBEATABLE - 1967 solid tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Sarah Roda:ersolJ, Oecea~ed, will lake L,. L., $7-00 F. $3-25.• Oppos- I' stale stereo, radio c,ombina- 1Cement Block Co. nnllee that on ,b. l(lth da) of NovernB f ber, 1900. the unde nlgrn.•d filed hiJI sum, Ex. L.L.. 50c , ee tion 4 speed automatic chan12 19 6lc Petition acaJnst you In tb• Probata PRETrY HOUDAY fuhfou are Important to girls of any . ,I hides Tr 6c Jb Bill Bailey ' . h , - - ---- Court ot MeJtt County, Ohio, pr<t-yinl ' ·• .· ' ger, ruce walnut 1mas 1, as MILLIONS of rugs have been tor the 1a1e of the followin g oe~~crlb- I age. Paris deerett the "tale" for most ftttlve occasions. Box 14, Reedsville, 0. · l t a(fO Take over , ed real estate In o rl.le r to pay the Blutut white eotton orgudy eage {left), brfgbtly banded 12 2Z l'' tc ms an 11 r 1 · cleaned with Blue Lustre. It S debts ot decedent 1nd eo5ts ot adin red, sbado"' a red-and-white collon polka A·llne dress. ----,---,,-,---~:--"' payments of $5.83 per month America's finest. Rent eleo- ml.n.l •trauon : Bright while dota embroidered on chocolate brown da· Help Wanted or p~y. balance due $88.04. Lric shampooer $1. Baker Slut..te tn tne t.:ountJ or !'tteJg.s. tn the eron and eolton •oDe (right) add up to a delectable boll· :oc:--------c~o-==~;-:::Try II In your home. Call Furm'ture C0 12 19 6'• Slat•Lebanon, "' Ohio,ana '"" DOUDde lo thod To•oohip -=GIRL and deday fashion. The amoell: dretsll topped off wltb white orwanted for genera I Off'tee 992-3218. 12 30 6tc · u follow s: gandy cilffi and eollar. The&e desigus are by Cinderella , POTATOES get your Work in accounting office. Re- - - -- - SOMETHING TO MEND-Sing· • In Section No. 20, tn Town 3, \ of 1\oseiiiU Brothen. I ply m own handwriUng to P. polattes while they a.. ,. 11 ,, ,,. Ohio comp,.,·, P ff'lt, Pu~/l.ue, arod tn Lebanon Towllllhlp, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 ' Box 666• PomerGy, giving er sewing machine complete Cl with attachments. This rna· arence ro t Meta• county, and described aa 1o1age, marital status and cxper0 Ph 843-~ tow• : Bea:inni.n~~: Ht ., post 202 rods chine equipped to zig zag, · · · North of tho Southwest corner o1 sald 12 21 31 20 ' thonoo North "'" ienee_ make buttonholes, monogram GOOD USED tires ' $3.95 and """'" ' 0 ' ODS --;----: -- -- -c ' ~ rods to aN,, ocorner: thence Ellt 60 rod.l Wt1MAN to help with house etc. Take over payments of up. Pomeroy Home & Auto. to a corner; tllenct~ ::;outh 50 rod• to · OI-l PH£Q. BOO·BOO'G ' NO . ._.0, MA~~.~ ~ GOT Yt.JuR AGAIN J RAT>-IE" I,: READ li--lt; . AND I KNOW 'v'OU 0£TE-:;T" PA\J fl?_{I NY TIMI, ' TH.:IT TV PJ?Or.RAM ANO FINO OUT \JJI!AI 'S t-IE AHO QlnON. LOVE RE4LLY C.OING OH I ci-~Alt? so ~lU f (' - ~ - ~. - -~- ~ gloa11l• with 'j ) BUT t HATE TO ~AV E YOU O~!WN IM~ TO 1"H/lT STU!="~ LITTLE CU!>SYHOt.E OUT ~CK ~ YOU'RE NOT ~NG RY OWT GET ME ANGI?Y I Joo ~UL L oc ~ I -~~, " Wishing yo• a holiday ...... I 1r CHESTER GOJILD IS 8RINONu IN AIR -~vE.R TELL YOU, 0. , 1 H' G,REEN 13A't' Pf\CI<H?S ""TRIED TI-I EII(' j~~~i·ll ,. ·-~--~ · 1 I . =-- = ~ )~ ° L-\; work and care $5.42 per month or ' h for 3 tsmall all pay 2bai· chi\ dren , f urms own rans- .ance due $65.08. C 992·3 18. portaticm. Ph. 992-6636. 12 20 6tc l2 21 3lc ICONDITIONED SUDEX- h --====-::=-:===-~ ay, r , Pearl Williams, Rt. 1. RutWELDERS ELECTRICIANS land, 0 . Ph, 992-ti82L 12 20 6tp PIPE FITTERS REGISTERED F&x Hounds, 6 FLAME CUTTERS LAYOUT MEN months old. Doc Oatley resiSTEEL FABRICATORS dence, Portland, 0 . Phone I The 1tandord rate for men o Pr;riMc-ed In the nhove t laR&Iflc:a· 843-2~96. 12 18 ()tc , 12 9 l2tc II;:::::.,::=======.! tlom II 13.11 per hou r App\:p In penton. Mondu throurh Frldl}', 11:00 a . m. unttl 4:00 p. m. or phone tcoilf-cU !41111 1191 -247~. AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. 224:'5 Fron1 S1. Toledo, Ohio o\.n equal epport.unllY emplover. WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main Street & College Av•. Earn Money and Prites Delivering The Doily Sentinel to established Route ,, '- I Bu·'nesl Services Nortl~east co1ner ot' Joseph Law· reoo• 10 ' " " ' " ' " " " ' ' '''" we Nf:lrlb line 80 rodl to the place ot begJnntna:. conlatntna 2~ acres, .. llt·e pt the "~' High R d G e 's 0ut, sUICI , 'des· 5 acrea out ol the /!k)ulbwest corner space crews TRACTOR OVERH AULS M• E • us ( Y FREE DELIVER Hanna WiU Open New D~p Mine CLEVELAND (UPI)-A underground mine near Moo>ndsville, W. Va., designed to ply coal for the new Amoeri1oanll Electric Power Co. station. will be by Hanna 'Coal Co,, revealed Thursday. Tho mine. which will employ nbout 1,300 persons, was expect· ed te boost Hannan's Southern Ohio expenditures hy some $20 lllilllon a year. A PHARMACY IN YOUR KOMI W• deliver free to the following &owns: eCheat.r •Milan eRiclnt • Mlddlopert eSyriCUH eCheahlre AIIBIE AND SLATS SMITH'S FIAT SALES SHE 5111D IT JUST TO ME UNI--/APF'IE.R. Tf-IAN ! AM. 1 WDNOfR ... MAYeE. .'iHE AND SERVICE MeANT IT ... BUT 5HE C.OULON'T/ WH~T'S IN IT FOR HfR KANAUGA OHIO 900 000 T 1 ,,.~:;:;;;:::;:;::::;::;::;::;;;;:;;::..,~:=:;:=:;:=:;:;:;;;::::;;::;S;;!j~ Grai'ns Offered TOKYO UPI) - A Japanese newspaper reported today that ru" '" "'' Norlh "' •h• Sou<bwon the ' c:orner ot SeeUon No. 20. Town 3. three ousted members of "'"" 11 or oho OhJo compm·• Chinese Communist hierarchy, WASHiNGTON (UPI) - The Pun:bue, at a post: tbence eaat 80 h ON rod11, t.h~nce Nortb :ro rocta; thence including a ·former army chief United States will s ip wesa sa rocta to u id section ilnl'; f food - to thence south zo rods to tho potut or of staff once considered a pos-- tons O grams bellinnine. co ntaining 10 e~eres, mo re Sible successor in Mao Tse • stricken India, ending 8 len. Allo the followin g rto;al Mt..ate I f h 1ald ToWNihlp and Range bot..nd · tung, have COmmitted SUiCide. OUg reeze On SUC follow&, l.o-wll: Beginning al lbe shipments. HAY. Ph. 992-6112. Deliver~d ll~;~;:;~t:.. corner of • 10 acre jQt The' men were victims of the II deeded by Madison Fitch I "'"rent . Ch' The announcement Of can be picked Up . and wife to Donnan Lawrence: tnen<:e I~ purge SWeepmg ID3 ....._ d Jo (} b f 12 18 6to:North 18 rudH and 14 links; thence Bot o't was not clear whether JuUrs ay s or y e ore Have your tractor overhaul- wc~t 39 rnd• anct 6 una to the centRussians said in New Delhi - -1-w-ee - -n Chihu_a_ cd now at a big savings. We er or oewttt '~ Rt~n Ro ad; lhence In a they were driven to their deaths Pu-PS. C-r-0-,-, be are running a special on trac· SouthP.rn direction atong the mJd(lle Red G d bad pledged 200,000 tons hua and Manchester. Phone tor overhauls . [or the Winter of Mai d road lo the nort h line of 1he by the rampaging uar s h ' ht 'It above descrtbed 1o a c re lot : thence I h w eat as an outng g1 . 99'2-6458. 12 19 6tc months. Have your tractor eu1 41 rod• and 11 unlu to the pl:~ ce support ng t e purge. The American shipments are ready to go to work when ot ~gtnnin1. containing s •ere~ bntn The Peking correspondent of on spnng ' comes an d save down Of uJd traoctt belnx l ituate in ctvi l ELEC~ROLUX SWe(...ner ,, -~ towMh!P nl Lebanon. the Japanes;Jlaper Yo Mimi an intP.rim step to meet Indian wheels, pop out paper bags, tome. Shimbun ,·de Jed the men as food shortages aggravated by a Jleferertee (}(]11(1: Vol. 130. p age 121. d ht A view ol dual cleaning tools hr rugs, Dt:ed Recnrd• Metas c ountY. ohio. Lo Jui Ching, a former Arniy roug · · · re e1g5 QUipmenf 0, 'lou are required to an11wer the chief of staff, Lu Ting Ye. a range aid plans is continuing. furm'ture, dus ting• etC. Onl Y 5 payments left of $6.99 each. PHONE 992-2176 aald rettt lon bY the 7th day ot Jan- former propaganda chief, and POMEROY OHIO uuy. 1961 , or judsment lly debwt Ph. 992--2685. 1•,,..,..............................~· wW be rtendercd aKaltllit ynu. Jv.. .. Shang Kun, a fanner man. 12_15-tfc I · IIOMBR c: HAXTF.R, A.DMlN·f ~;:~~;.~~.;;.~ii;;.i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiss-~ ISTRATOR. 01'' THE ESTATB II by ;:~- •••• sTILL. o•c••s8- -u-DG"""E"'r-,.-=R"'tCE=o::--:tu-rn---cttur_e_rr MAKE MORE PROFIT Ollf third floor budget shop. listing your form's services Ia <>-o•, <;mw • Poctoc, the Daily Sentinel's Business Attomey• ror Admllllttrator Middl Baker FurDJture, eport 10. 2~: lUi) 2. 11. lts, 23, ate Otuo. 11 12 Serviee column. 10 10 II CLOSEST THING TO SPECIAL / aold t.o a. u. s mith. Also tile rouowin~ real eatate t ltuat.e tn the t.:ouncy ol Mei-'B 1nd State of Oblo, to-wit; Begin 1t>ON'T pump your sluggish CUSTOM butchering, will buy ' tic tanl<. Get Klcan-Em-AII hides. Phil Meier. 992-3510. """===':""'':""==~· Septic Tank Cleaner. Land11 1 Wanted To Buy mark Farm Bureau in Pom- ---A"'u"~="u"N=-Eu-=----- 1 COPPER H , 28e lb.: Erass, eroy, 0. II 21 301e Complete Serviee red. 18c lb, yellow, 16c lb.: Crt II !\cadtor,o Radiators, 16c lb.: Batteries, NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try WrHe. Prene 00: Coolact $U5 ea., clean No, I iron. "Sleepers." Guaranteed reA. C. IIRADFOKD Bill Bailey, P. 0 . Box 14, sulls or Raelne, Oblo Reedsville, 0 . 12 22 12tc Only 98c. Nelson's I 1 lie STANDING Umber In OWo Pomeroy, O. macl!lnell, repair ,... or West Vlrgtula. or old rice, aU makes. IVY !.-22M. farms IIIIth limber. Manon way. I will deliver Ph. The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy Reynolds, 111m 11, Syracuse, 7286. Autborlzed Slllger Salel ancl 0. t 18 100tp 12-1!>30tp Service. I 211 Uo CALL 992-2156 I WITH Tf-\E SPIRIT OF 'GElTI~G'! J I - SCifN!:IDER FRIDAY THE POMEROY Hlgb School Band Boosters AssoclaUon wlll sponsor a high school dance party this Friday night from I to 11 p, m., at the Pomeroy High Auditorium. The Jays will emcee no dance this Saturday COLUMBUS (UPl) - S I x surgeons labored foliC hours Strengthens Him early today to tran~Iant a ki~- BEIRUT Lebanon (UPI) _ ney from a young gorl k11led m J rda . •K' H eln _ a traffic accident to a teen-ager 0 ruan mg ,uss etnl'l' 'th hronic kidney failure ged from a tig!otnrog cabinet • • c. · shuffle . . .nUally slrengthmThe youth, Alvin Alpop: 17, ?f ed ~i'An his lonely crusade East Liberty, remained m crot- for Arab'inoderatlon In t b • teal condition, clinging to his Middle liiast last hope for life that came 'lbe shffie left American from a nine-yeoar-<Oid girl whese educated1fremier Wasfr TeD In own life was taken , tlgbt conifOI of the goverament Nancy Haneeck, 9, of rural behind Hussein and II seemed Pickaway Coonty, died of ma .. certain the yeung II10D8I'clr sive head injuries suffered when would remaln firm In his stand she was struck by a car as she agaln8t leftist Arabo who acIeft a school bus near her cuse him of being "soft on home. Israel. A. M. Cox, Realtm POMEROY, 0. green broke. Terms. tall or see 8 . J. Hill, Flatwoods , Hussein's Shuffle REALTY ~PACHI;:. ANY 1-0SER 'GOT SOCIAL CAtF.NDAR FILLER SPEC . . old Temperatures lor the neJ:I five • day perlod wiA average 5 to 9 degrees belolr normal, with Utile day·tco-clliY chance iD temperatures, lhe!UPJ said. Precipitation will ~ .... Ieath to lbree-tenlll\nch melted, oceurrllrg as llglitoJMOW or IDOW Oarrtes over lliO weekend and the early part ol neJ:I week. RUTLAND, 0. CUCKLER CAMPING TRAILERS Horton St. Ma~on, W. V1. o. flY 2-2196 manger, mankind :find!'; joy eternal. :May your Christmas Ire blcS>ed, TRAVEL TRAILERS BEFO' AH SWEARS YO' I AS f'."'AN AN' W1VE: -l-'AS BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U·DRIVE-THRU CAR WASH tAnyTm 8 n the Miracle of the -=R"'O""Uc;-S'H 8, LYO""N;-;S;- Carpetedi Only !995. John Riehmo.;)i, 814 East Maio St, Pomeroy, Ph. 992-24'>1 belore 10 a. 111. 1Olher hours just 23 tf c maybe). - -- - --12 ___ oNLY ·" Finance o.,_n Til9 Every Night, ' FOR tCar I Truck ttH..ter Core tBulllmr for Late Shoppers! All Appliance• Sale Pricedl Wt Service, Deliver. 12 B tfc er . Mr . Jo\m H. Wil son . .Sprc- · Real Estate For Sale L!'l • """• YOUR -DIRTY cAR AII ~N~ Ridi•f.r $hop CHRISTMAS SALE! 1 1 ASHAMED OF •••• IC OFFICI loiOURI 1:111 A. M.. ro ~ : on ,. M D•lll' a.tvr••• I:Jt A. 11111 to 12:01 Moon i' DON'T BE BlAETTNARS ono oOI ,..,, wunu• 1\1 01.,... DEliGIOUS WY Z.2151 I!IIDDLEPORT, OKlO From the Largest Truck or W•rG IIIII lft. . l"ttcNt Chi~ 'G nnh Cef'lh " ' wof'O ror 111 '"' coni flOWDOYOIJ kNOWT~EY'RE NOT Hl/oJG.~ 1 NOTICE '' , ~~ touR\' WHEN WE WERE LITILE1 MOM 1 WENDYANDl GOT EQUAl 5HAREo OF EVERYTHIN13,. OFFICE WILL B. BUT TODAY, I 'D HAVE 10 WAS!/ i!O C4R6 TO AFFORD AN EVE\liNG , G=15 CLOSI!D t• 'l ... ondag, December ·2s ' -\'\. OHIO .!!· ' I 2011. MAIN r POMEROY ' AM~"IC.-" I~C71ttG e PDWD .,ITIM ' ,.· 1 ,., • ~·. I •,-.; ' _,. . I' �• - ·- ·:·,• ,, ~1··, •/r ,. I . • ' . .... ! w~· Adult Bible Class Meets at Gorrell Hom~ ()PEN TODAY Til. 10 PM 20-Dally Stintlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Dec. 23, lDIIt Varied Program Given' at Church / The lwll)e of Mr. and Mrs. Recitation•, musical numbers, Star," by Joe Anthony, Jimmy ,to form a voice chQ!r lor back·, worth, Mike Hoffman, Davl~ Chesler Gorrell was beautifullyl songs, and a playlet were in· Holman, Joey Rickman, Jolu>llground music and songs, with SwiSher, Gregory Hayes, Bardecorated in keeping with the ' eluded in the annual Christmas McCloud, and Dickie Owen, Ellnot Bodlmer, pianist. bara Anthony, Terrie Thomu, season, including a tree, wheu l program given by the children followed l>y a piano HI o, SOlo voices in tiJe choir In· Terry Brewer, Mark Fultz. Jolin the Adult Bible Class of tht and youth of the Middleport !"Christmas Melodies," by Eli· eluded Nancy Buskirk, Venida Pal Riley, and Terrie Thomu. Tuppers Plains EUB church 1"irst Baptist Church Tuesday 1 nor Bodimer. Gibbs, Debbie Hoffmen, Judy The pcogram was concluded met recenlly at their lu>me. 'evening. Mrs. Bert Bodimer The Junior Dept., taught l>y ,Owen, Douglas Aeree, and Jelf 'with a meditation by Mr.. lionMrs. Paul Brooks, prcsider.t, was dlairman ot the prl.ll{ratn Miss Jerry Pullen, Mrl)_ Hh.:n· Darst. Others in the choir were old Boone. Santa made hi& ap. was in charge of the meeting assisted by Randy Becker . ard Owen and Mr. Robert Rich· Ronald Hoffman a!!9 Tommy pearance. and pre.ented t.reaiS which opened with prayer aM and Kent Kloes. Iardson presented a playlet, McCloud. (';j to all chtldren pre•ent, llliStsted lhe readmg of the Christmas The program opened with a "And There. Was No Room," Juniors taking part In the by Raooy Becker and Koal 1 1 story, Luke 2· 1-19 by the Rev. ptano and organ duet by Mrs. Wtlh the Prtmary Dept. JOinmg acenes were Roberta Duck- IKioes. Jack Young. Two readmgs wer·e iFrances Ltevmg and Mrs. Doro. ·· ~---~-----~ gtven, The night belore Chnst- thy ~nihony. Recitations were ls~eld 1 mas, by Mrs. Mabel Host(er · gtven by Darla Wilcox, Lynn , OUD 80 · and Lei notyour heart be trOll- Kloes, and R•ndy \1utray WHEN YOU CHOOSE FROM l. bled, Mrs ...doth Betzmg. the Nursery Dept. taught by Members and guests were "Christmas Acrostic," wa• Followi~g a short . Mrs. Norma Wtlcox. . seated at a long table which read by Hazel Clar);a reading, _ ONE OF THESE BRAND $1 .50 sess1on, g1fts were exchangea Takmg part from the kmderwas covered with a Christmas "The Coming Prin of Peace " up and I he rema;nder of !he garten class, taught by Beul_a~ cloth with floral arrangements l>y Rachel M('Brld · _ ' NAMES. ing spent in "$inging of Christ· Whtle, were Lort Kloes, LI~a~ m keeping with the Christmas The group saug "0 Little mas carols and other hymns, and Gregory Becker; DaVId season when the Star Class of Town of Bethlehel!l;" "God's w•th Mrs. Brooks as Boone,_ and Joe ~cCtoud }tvmg the First United Presbyterian Gift," was read by~ Ada Slat:k, Mrs c H !hie and brother 1 tsl. Prayer by Rev. Yoong recttatiOns, a~~ s!ngmg,. Away , Church of Syracuse held It> and "There Are Three Symbols Paul Kei;er ·of Columbus vislt. I 1 closed the meeting. In A Ma~ger, With motwns : aMual Christmas dinner and of Christmas," by June Lf>e. ed Wednesda with tlieir ar Refreshments were served Recttatwns were gJVen by \ program in the annex ot the "Birth or a Christmas Carol " ts M %M H ~ j the lu>stess to 15 members. PnmBeary I. taugdht ~ Mr:. Char- ~ church Saturday evening, Dec· by Mayme Holmes ~· •My Chrt~t'Mi~~r:~me rs. arry ~ • 1es next meeting Will be held nnett an rs. ranees ember 17 W'sh" v · r........ so ' · B h d 1 ded "Wei· · mas 1 • aZle .,... ; ng, Mr and Mrs Larry Heines : uary 30, at the home of Mr ear ~ b~n D::;fdu Wil~ox and : n A planned. covered dJSh din- "0 Come All Y.e FaJibfut,",,and of Ravenswood.' W. Va. arrlv: and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard. by Jeannie Boone, er was enjoyed at UO p.m. Rtchard Duck~orth ~e~d. The ed today lor 0 several days vis' JeMiier Wise, Paula Ashley, by 21 persons. Rev . Linson H. Ftrsl ChrJSt~as Chctr; "~?m-it with their parents, Mrs. Theo RETURNS HOME Murra , Trina Gibbs and Stebbms asked grace. as Clark, Memortes; My tleines and Mr. and Mrs. V. FREE Miss Vesta McCoy has Swisher. . An exchange of gtlts was held Chrtstmas Prayer," , Florellce D. Edwards and family. Primary 2 and 3, taught by followed by a ~ery Impressive Potts, and,,poems, ·:wha,t Is Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu. returned te her lu>me. Gift the Gallipolis Medical Mrs. Tony Fowler presented ! prog~mt co~ductedF byk theMclass CndhrtS~~Tahs. Sby ;,earl McBride ter spent Wednesday with rei awhere she was treated for an recitations, "I Love To Think." presi en· I$S ran Ie um- a e tar, ltr Rlchani tives tn Columbus. inj'ury. Tammte Hoffman· "A Ha~ aw. Roush. ·-' M d M M · Lo ' • The servtce · was ca lied to Th e program concl uded w~c''h dr. dan ht rs. M urnanK ng th Py Time ., by Timmy Thomas · · "S'J an II' aug der.d htrs. BeMed and a dialogue titled "The wors h'•P WJ'th M'JSS Mumaw rea d· smgmg 1ent N'IghI;,, and Ph' 1 tps an - - - - '-~ ing John 3:16. ''Joy to the prayer by Rev. Stebbins. ";g kers, ren a IN CIRCLEVILLE World" was then sung in uni· Attending were the above ana and Sandra of ar ersburg, W. PomiNy, Otdo ~lr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd •on followed with the scripture, Mrs. Linson Stebbins and Cin· Va. ~ere r,ecent guests of Mr. were in Circleville Sund&y Luke 2:1·20 read by Miss Mu- dy, Mrs. Richard Roush, Mr. Longs mo.her, Mrs. Myrtle for a pre-holiday family obser- maw, who also gave a prayer. Harry Potts, Mrs. Agnes Whi'c, Long. . TONIGHT ond SATURDAY vance with his sisters and br<>- Archie Lee read ''If Christ Mr. Alfred Roots, and Mr. Ell- Gordon FJSher, student at Dec. 23·24 "PROMISE HER ihers and lamili.,. The obser- Had Not Been Born"; a poem, er Roush. , 11.· i\lountain State Business ColANYTHING" - - -_ , - - - lege, arrived Wednesday to - Technicolorvance was held at the home of 1)1. spend the lu>liday vacation with Warre.n Beatty, Leslie Caron, his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Horley his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MasKsenan Wynn, Hermione Gin· Wells. Others attending were Y.1 on Fisher and family. gold, Bob Cummings "JOHNNY RENO Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd and UfC Mr. and Mrs. John KJipat. FREE GIFT -Technicolorfamily of Brookville, and Mr. The annual Christmas pr<>- by John Mark Haggerty, Ter· rick returned to their home Dana Andrews, Jant> Russell, Ye<~uger, Columbus Thursday, alter ; WRAPPING Lon Chaney, John Agar Lyle and Mrs. John . Bastiana and gram featuring recitatioos and rie Yeauger, Chris Bettger, Tom Drake ' chtldren of Galhpohs. songs by the primary depart· Nancy Wallace, Shiela Horky, visit with Mr. aDd Mrs. Dwight CHOOSE FROM •... Admission: 60c & 30c RETURN TO KEN'l1JCKY ment. of the First United Pres- Kristy Morris, Kathy Coleman, Milhoan and family. TUSSY-MIDNITE-ARPEGE-MY·SIN--MAX FACTOR-REVLON Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 0. Wil· byteflan Church was held Wed- Janet Horky, Pamela Crooks, Mrs. Alfred Biggs and Mn. DESERT FLOWER-SETS START AT $3.00 AND UP SUNDAY, MONDAY wn and daughter have return. ne!day .evenl,ng at the church. Debbie Coleman,. Beth Vaugan, Don Bailey spent Thursday in ond TUESDAY GENERAL ELECTRIC Dec. :15·26-21 ed to their home in Fort Knox, The chtldren s program was m Bobby and Terr.'e Fox •. Beclcy Akron Bod were accompanied LADIES' and MEN'S ELVIS PRESLEY Ky ., after beiug called here charge of Mrs. Russell Lyons, Coleman, Valerte Lew1s, a~d home i!Y their grandson, "FRANKIE & JOHNNY" by the death of his father, Mr. Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. Cheryl Boshc. The chtldre~ s Chuckle Bailey, !or 1 vlsiL -TechnicolorF:Ivis Presley, Donna Doug. John H. Wilson. Jack Coleman and Mrs. Fred program was concluded witn Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan G.E. Hat Box Style Ia~. Harry Morgan, Sue Ann Ladias HERE FOR FUNERAL Lewis. the smgmg of three sengs .by and his lather, George Logan Langdon, Nancy Kovack The program opened with prtmary ~roup mdudmg . 'ted Thu sd · Ath Reg. Audrey Christie ' V h d 0" ss re· congregational sineq of Chris~ the Reg. · MI'I!. Edwar "Away in the Manger." vt~tih Ca wr a Y '" ens 'THE BELLBOY' 24.95 w1 r1 e11 $20.95 Je-rry Lewis, Alex Gerry Bob turned home to Fort Deven, mas carols led by Lewis Sauer. During the intermtssion be- Ml M M. ad 1 ed Clayton, Bill Richmond: as Mass., after being here for the The welcome waa JIIVot Lo~~ather by t.ween the primary progrRm Wedss sd ayf e owh' d arr ~-·t Sloan Laurel. You'll Giggle death of ber father, Mr. Teresa Bostic. and :he High School class prone ay or ~ o11 ay v~• Caso Admission: 75c & 40e H. Wilson. Recitation• were given by gram Nancy Buchanan played with her brother-In-law, Ted Janelle Kelly, Tammy Kelly a pi~ no solo. Reed and sons, Tommy, Bruce "New Supply" and Mary Ann Welsh followed The high achool class present· and. Paul. Men's Reg. FREE GIFT WRAPPING by the song, "Jingle Bells" ed a three-act play "The Teen- Tma and Todd Nibert ol 29.9S sung ~y Valerie Lewis and Bee- ager's Christmas" under the Galli~lls were overnight guests ALL TRANSISTOR ky and Debbie Coleman. direction of Mrs. Dwight Wal· of thetr grandparenis, Mr. and Other recitations were given lace. Taking part were George Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. Sauer, Lois Sauer, Barry Wis- Mrs. Clar_k !hie entered .the Future Teaehert er Diane Welsh Cynthia Mills Cabeii·HWittngton Hosp1tal R~y Hlndy, ani HaptonslaH: Thursday and underwent sur. DISCOUNTED Party it Tueaday and Connie Bachner gery today. Her room number Members of the F u I u r • The program was· concluded is 210-A. Choose From Big Name Selection With Every Double Checked Used C1r Teachers Association of Pome- with a visit !rom Santa with ----Save SO% roy Hlgb School held I he I r treats for all the children. Chmtmaa party Tuesday evenBrave Wind, SIIOUI Electra$~::s lng in the school library, pre· To Bring Carol. Buick 4 Dr. Sedan. We've serviced this car alnce new, DISCOUNTED and can highly recommend it. It has FACTORY AIR ceded by a brief business meet. Racine Cob Scout Pack 245 CONDITIONING, power seat, power steering and ing conducted l>y Joyce Evan•, braved cold wind and mow Cheerful Tearful brakes and many other accessories. MENs President. Tuesday evening to bring car· By Matell During the party, games were ols to residents of Racine. They SETS Reg. led by Nell Comer, John Good· were well received by tboae •ndup win ~oo BiU Fetty, followed by . · who heard tflem, $14.70 2 Dr. Hard Top. This car II clean enough to be In the As Seen a gtfl exchange and refresh· Mr. and Mrs .. Wtlllam Buck· Afterwards, they enjoyed hot GIFT BOXED showroom. It is fully equipped with power steering, On menta. ley are announcmg the mar· cocoa and cookies In basepower brakes, automatic trans., rear seat speaker, T.V. Attending were Mary Kay riage of their daughter, Caro- men! of the Baptist Churcb. white walls, and many other accessprles. Extra good Supply Hennessy, Becky Stivers, Bee· lyn Elizabeth, to PvJ. Johnny Twenty-two scouts and their Kelly Celebraty tires. Limited ky Hawley, Mike Bentz, Donna R. Klein, son of Mr • .and Mrs. den mothers turned out lor Smith, Keith Evans, Judy Grover C. Klein, Pomeroy. the occasion Roo. King, JeMifer Blakeslee, Susie The wedding will take place -'' _._ __ $3.50 • Heaton, Cathy Fultz, K a y at the Laurel Cliff Free Meth<>Chevrolet Station Wagon. VB, automatic shift. Extra McGowan, Nancy Titus, Neil dist Church, Dec. 24 at si!'Ven FHA PARTY HELD good mahogany finish with white top. Comer, Bill Fetty John Good· o'clock In the evening. Follow· The Middleport FHA held GIVE 1 JUST win, Joyce Evans, Jo Smith, ing the open church · wedding their annual Christmas party ARRIVED Sandra Beal, Judy S m 1t h, will be a reception in the par- Wednesday at the Middleport Shlela Ohlinger, Geraldine sonage basement. High School. Games were play· Buick Conv. Coupe. Owned by local reg. nurse. Shows Hayes, Susan Lytle, Marie Miss Buckley attended Mid· ed aoo gills exchanged. Cbriltbest of care. It has power steering, power brakes and $6.00 Smith, Opal Offutt, Jewel Price, dleport IBgh School. Pvt. Klem mas stories were read l>y Mil. automatic trans. So Fino Peggy Bowero, Susan Dl1011, attended Pomenl)l School, Joseph Bailey, FHA Advllor. So Famous and Miss Helen Smith, advisor. and Is now serving in Army. Refreshments were served. 28 So Sure REDucED_ To Please Buick Custom 4 Dr. Hard Top. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar's "·2.25 lb. personal car. This car has only B,l45 easy miles. It has FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. Power steering, power brakes, positive traction, and many other ac. cessories. for Radios & Games ' wEA'I'BER ,. tmts unba ~ eloudy tluqll s.laY. .... flmteo llllbdy -~en •lwo llllrda. Coftt!en"" cold. i ~ + ' tntint 1 OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 10 PM Christmas Dinner Program "'I By Presbyterian Church Star lass . ' - , I . "E\1~ ~ ,;111111 ... ~ I i!• "' t :a I ..,..,o fied.t' Cfl r -=(I') = u; ., " e "' ~ t • r: ... THREE SECTIONS Devoted To •J'he Greattl' Middle Ohio Volley 24 PAGES Ar ' d d AboUt . Pomeroy-Middlep SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1966 GaWpoU.PL PliUIIII VOL. 1 NO. 47 ~ . --o-w ~ :::: .-= ;<;;o ! You More! She'll Love '' TODAY'J "'~ Truce Broken ith AttaCks pomeroy-' I 1 1 ::r 1 -=-========-.1 ' Mortars, Machineguns, Snipers are Used; Communist rroops Open Fire on Outpost • MEIGS THEATRE I)AIGON (UPII - Communist lroops attacked U. S. Marines w(th mortars and machineguns near Da N::ng Saturday and heavy fighting was reported ragtng hours after thr Christmas truce began. Communists also attacked U. S. 1st Atr Cavalrymen in the central highland •· . . . In Isolated incidents Viet Cong smpns opened fne on U. S. helicopters fly· lng reconnaissance missions to check reported truce vwlatwns but no atrcraft were . reported shot down. In most cases the helicopters 1etu~ned the, ltre. Fighting broke out in the central highlands 20 m1les sou,h of Pleiku when Communist troops opened !Ire on a cavalrymen outpost. The cavalrymen !ought back, killed one Viet Cong and captured two machineguns, two bags of ammumtwn_!nd~ ton of rice. Recitations, Songs ore Highlignrs Of p b , Ch h p reS yter10n rogr0fi1 . opened I HAIR DRYER - ~~~lerles 4· 99 ENGLISH LEATHER SJSC sass ZIPPO LIGHTERS $2 49 39C BILLFOLDS AMITY Ladies 64Malibu Beech-Nul Gum and Lifo Saver Mints Gum&Mints l FOR I '· . IMPRESSIVE - One of. the Impressive church .• Christmas decorations in Gallipolis is seen in this -'l'hnes-SenUnel photograph. It is the First Presbyterian church on Sttte St. .....:.=::=..=:_:_:_::_: ___ .:_:___________ .. , " " . ' . <. NL'WS ' L Carolyn Buclley 1s Announcl'»b I Wedding POnS ~~~!s __ $1395 Chevrolet VB 2 Dr. Hard Tof.. Original black flnlsb Uke new. This is a VB std. shlf . 631 mpa Ia JUST ARRIVED- $1395 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful burgandy wltb white top and black interior. This Is the economical s cyl. std. shift. It is going to be hard to beat on con· dillon. 61 Special WAS $1095--- $895 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open TONIGHT Friday Until 9:00 ., J Shop Tomorrow~ sg.lurday Until 5 -· 1· BRIEFS '. FROM UNit~D PRESS -~NTIRNATIONAL Cm'dinal in Fire f\bNG BINII. VB Station Wagon. U you are looking for economy In car wltb good condition, you do not need to look ony farther. Here It is. BLAETTNARS BI,IJCK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO SOOJ'II . INSIDE TQOA Y ¢• FIRST SECTION /i. P 2 Ge IN . ego . . . nera ews ~::: ~ ·. ·, ·•·_ ·. _F"':d :~::,j Pego 5-6 . . . . . . . Spon Pll[IO 7 . .. 50 y oars Ago On River, Meigl N-• Boat, Ootellno and Society Vl!n'· nam - Ffancls CardlNI Spell• nulrr new by bellcopter liiio a ' ' ' ' I 1 SECOND SECTION P 9 Loc I nd • ...... Am. N:w. ...... 10 Society -• .. .. Page 11-12 .. TV-Radio Logo and Jumble Pege 13 _ ... _ Society Pll[le 14-15 Cloqifled Viilnam combat zone S.turday aJI4 celebrated Christmas Eve Mltll Ior s,aoo Gls wbile VIet CoQa guerrillas lire4 on Amer~ e~ only two miles away. · · Ads ~llman, 'rl, archblabnp _ of Pll[IO 16 . In Our Town NeW York and military ordiD.. THIRD SECTION -aie of lbe .S. liJ'Ined forces, sal!i he .,... IH!eflil to VISit trolipe iD Vie!JWIJ lor lbe lint Pll[IO 17-24 ..... Comics ~ime beCIJIH "liter :i yearl 0( MERRY CHRISTMAS apending tlhrlstmaa• With our IContlnued 011 paee Zl ' Thousands of P'l • • crashes In v•Ielnam · Holy Land .. A d stays y I . upLate' Is 1 Fee•.Ing G00d I .. I I'IQ. • .. I hat Men Ma ke lt Religious, or Escape, Christmas is '' Worst Storm Of Season Hits Midwest hospital's intensiVe care umt 1 ~Y a spinning car, ja~~ early Saturday. · I mto the path _of a car .bearing a. " But he's leeling pretty good. Dearborn, Mich., famtly. · Good enough to complain and ' Snow so heavy it buckled .,. Jir RONAW enemy may 1101 be so full of television ahow llarrina their Ia traditional pllgrl~oge, nls.t party newspaper slated spend part of the d~y calling on that's wonaerful," satd nts head boat dock fell on Bull Sho~~ 'lll!llld Pnll ChriSII,l!BI aplrlt ,was tllere. \100 wives and chlldrell. , About 6,6011 Chrtstians from ' f'riday the wall WJII remam ~ neighbors and relattves. nurse, Miss Mary Lou Herron. ' Lake near Harrison, Arl<., in the: <¥stmu, wltelber . "Citl'lltm~ . muat be Frm:ls Cardinal Spellman. Israel, armed wtth . IW<>-day It Is the rest of tile year "Home For Christmas," the "He might even get to eat a Otarks. Three • foot drtlilil · _.,_ .Ill' tD celebrated With overtones oil dressed in battle,fatigues Bod a passes, began_ crossmg lha un)'lelding. .. n song lyric says, and home went ,Christmas dinner, i! the doc- :blocked runways at the Jopl~ • 1114! ~ o1 Wltb aadaeal for a naH111 cannot red baseball cap adorned with ' border Into Jordan to visit American!l-fotiifled by a 'If! fA 1 b oad Itor 's auUlorize the switch from Mo , tUrpolt and the same tr 0 frlpiJiirlel; It trbAtO::;:J~:IIorget . 'thoulands of 11! 'wblte cross, made his lOth I relatives and the holy placea of ' economic boom-Hooded the rm ons mer cans, Y r •• mt.rovenous feeding to real storm knocked out a larp·• So 11\11 itl : ~ I yoUlb ·- Dgbllna and hun- COIIHCUUYO visit to do bls part old Paleisllne. All passed under !stores, put up Christmas tree•, Irati and plane. !'Or hundreds fOod" sh• added. power transformer at Sikest~• . a1 ~. ., '. ilreds ~'ilyin&, ill ~n tlfl80ll&ht In briDling Christmas cheer to ·the watchful eye ol .armed wra~ped presents and attended . the trip would be their last The l ' Mo. .' . '1\-ilitiOnally, Qli'lallitu an Qhfamlliar land," seid American troops. lsraell lind Jordaman pollee. Iparties. National Safety Courted est1matGRANTS $10,000 • lime for flmi!IM, bu$ for . messace of tbe .As recular u <:ardinal WoO t1oaed The nation's ~~st famll~, ed 870 to 1,000 persons would be DAYTON (UP!) - The Esso DAYTON MAN KILLED IbiD rid;ooo.AiMrteaa · · ofClurdiee, SpeUrnan .was comedian Bob West Berliners lost hope lplanned a simple down h~e fatally injured durinA the ,Education Foundation granted [ DAYTON (UP!) 1!111) ~ lbe Juqlel VlttDUD, MlvJel rn.·BNae !lope and hJs troupe. of I Johnson, 26, Dayton, was · 1today they would be allowed . 10 1holiday on the LBJ Ranch. I hey Christmas hohday from f'riday $1L,IIOO to the University 11 ~ In Ill leasl 0111 e11e Cbrls~ Ill tile lloi:V Land, where lbe visit their loved o~es In -East planned to spe~d tonight ltni_sh· night to Monday midnight. i Dayton Ffiday to be used to- IFriday wfWI ·1111 car slatr!At · II bome wu ilrou&bt to chlJdhond of He for wbom lhla Berlin. Annually smce Chrtsl- mg their shoppmg and makmg l . bo 1, i· 1 brid& aDd lnldt . , 5!~~~~~,t~~·· ~J~~ olaboard Vletnalll. bollday Ia ee~atecl· Wll apent, mas tllli3,' the rlin Wall has prepar,ttons at the ranchhouse, Sentimental celebrators. and ward compie!Jm of the sc o s ~~o a !ale - ~- . a Fro!e · · · !be the spjril ai anutma poc~WIIJ • punctutad·. l90& enough to a glUier witb d,eooratlons. e h 11 d r en co u I d re)ruee at new $600,000, 44-bed health cen- ng P, ~-~. on . _· . ·- . . urrlet Fraaldlu D. rNI lbuve I ltmper.' aliCIW ' .• ' reunion for .bout Christmas morning tbey plan to tlu>ughts of a white Chri<lma• ter 'scheduled to open iD lhe west Dl' hete, ;1'0111' ~er ,....., I ' · · 1l!pljl 1114;~ -~ li'JIII. e(j ltlD,OQII BwllD9rl. Bull Com~·, altl!ll4 cbllrc:li aervi~ea IIlii . Ill the south wl\erc 1110w lell. Isprlllio IlOlli .,_. llljured. 1 I lN6 ihat 1 1 ALL DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS HAS 25 MONTHS WAJ!l!ANTY. ~-~"'"'uza ' ""'""""''"''""'¥"'_,.,"""'"'" u $1078· 9-Volt Battery .. the~ wJ!~v:tca;::~es.llghtingl Marion, Power Knocked Out 1 $1295 66 Electra Reg. 69c ' 63 Bel Air :.::s __ $1195 621 nv1cta UNIQUE DECORATIONS - Christmas. decorations on the Pomeroy Sacred H~art Church altar for the 12th consecutive i·ear are beautiful. Rev. Father John Turel, pastor, (inset at left\ has personally created the ~s. Outdoor nativity figures including laJge camels and other s, are coverell"fit co).oftlf"l. with accents ~f varied colers of glitter. Other figures are used at sever e eva' iDday cante when the Viet Cong t lions of the 50-foot high altar, topped wiih a large star. Side altars are also decMARION, Ohio (UP)) - Fire struck the Great S~~t , orated attractively. The decoratio ns may be seen by appointment with Fath~r attacked two U.s. Marine companlet-about 400 men- 1Supermarket here early Saturday and then knocked 1 Turel or during open .)louse from 1·6 p.m. on New Year's Day. They Wlll remaJD spending Christmas Eve at an electrical power over a three-block area ~s the . flames in place until Jan. 15. outpost on the Thu Bon River 20 1rared along electric lines, fee~tn_J_Ilnthe msulallon_. _ miles south of the Marine base l The blaze started in the rear kI 'd 'F' ' ' ....... ·,,;.,>JW<"" at Da Nang. · incinera!Alr room and spread to neth Wa • Y sat · . the MEXICO CITY tUPI) -An : n d Four employes were m d M · DC Heavy fighting erupted ard tfle store because a re oor , h th blaze which Aeronaves e extco · ed. 1'or several hours mto · Fire -Chief en e rontmu wa:."''_t c1o: ed __.__ - -Ken- , store causedwan estimated ' $75,000 1 grlDIS Ill Jeu·mer wt'th 101 passengers dark. . It was the btgg•st damage to the building and con· \ and • crew of nine aboard sktnrush reported of several tents, began but they did not crashlanded on a blgbway toBttacks launched by the Comdiscover it until too tate to con· ' day ~· it ~··approaching the . .1 mumsts smce the start of the Mexwo Ctty Atrport 1am I. I y k on a ~hour cease-fire at 7 a.m. Witnesses said Ohio Edison NAZARETH, Israel tUPII - lllgbt f~o?' N•w. or · today. Kill y Co. power lines "glowed hke l Thousands of pilgrims from all Aln latrhne spokesman isjald By United Press lnte1'11811HII Two .C. . SAIGON (UP!) - A Flying I meon" and sparks flew of! the over the world flooded mto tl,e l on Y our persons. were . n ~ MiiJtary ~pokesmen stud. at Tiger four engine plane ferry· Jines like a fireworks ex:plosi?n I Holy Land Saturd<.ty to ront- ~ ed und thHt. Lhetr " IDJUnes Dreamers of White Christmle least two Vtel Cong were ktlled . f m Japan crashed as tbe flames ate away the m· l the birth of Chri~L were not ..,rmns. W e were may feel it a nightmare lnltead 't' 1 b1 th 1... mg cargo ro memora e , . 1 k .. , . k 101 18 8 1 m com wt tre nd bu ed S t rday while at· sulation. [ . . very, \Cry uc ) ' a spo es· as the worst snowstorm of tba Leathernecks, while Marine a t' rn I ,• ~ at the Da Additional firemen had to be I Alu>ut 4.000 foreign polgratms , man said. season swept aeross the ~ ~ " casualties were Ught. But there ~;:~ ~~~r ~.:~. a U. s. mill· summoned to stop the ftre from and toorists arriv~ F~iday .,.,,,.,,., . , ...,,. ....,"r''!!''Jl west into the Northeast ~ 0: were no lmmedfilsith delatls onh tary spokesman reported. Ispreading lurther along the ' night in thJS towoodn wThJere l~ilnds day the heavier g ling whic .. power lines and setting other · spent his childh . ey 1 " D lollowed. There was no Immediate buildings ablaze. the narrow cobblestone streets, Snow fell this morning B IJtr The battle started when report about surivors or how , v1here spoUights htghhghted the , south as Jackson, Miss., a~ guerrilla snipers peppered a many persons were on board. exteriors of many churches. the Tennessee Valley aDA unit of the Fiflb Marine . Agree To Stay On . . . . : southern Appaladtians to IIIII Regiment guarding a helicopter The spokesman sa1d the J b A U . 'ty In lne d1vided c•tv of Jerusa-1 heavily populated WashiiiRIIii' 1 downed Friday near the river plane, from Tachikawa, Japan, o I ruversi !em, 5C miles a•ay, the von: , Baltimore • Philadelphia area.' bank, spokesmen said. The carried general cargo. It' was COLUMBUS (UP!) - Nurses: guard of abont 6,500 }"~"h i Marines returned fire. tcillr<l on contract to the U.S. Mthtary at the Ohio Tuberculosis Hos· ' Chrtsltans who were ,ran ,d , , . L 1k Hazardous dnvmg , Lif C d (ALMI II -• es to I'JSJI rolaCOL~MBliS (~Pll e , a I'~sa t te two snipers and swept the "'e" Air t omman · p1tal hove agreed to remam on wu-uay pass -· . F 'd were pos ted tn Four weapons 130 rounds of The spokesntan said the plane the JOb when the Ohio State Un-lllves and holy places "' tne most teen-agers : a I I" ~y from Mississippi to ammunition ..;d grenades were was makmg a grouoo controlled Iversity College of Medtcme Jordanian seetor crossed \ mght, Andy stay up a e. n~ l chusetts. reported seized approach (GCA) when it crash- takes over the hospital next through the Maooelbaum Gate watched the late show and e \ The Oklahoma Highway P• But laier in ihe same general ed about one and a hall miles Friday I Joyed betng a~ 1 "' 1 Ch 1 trol reported 3011 to 4011 cars tied area a m~ch heavier Commu- from the end of the Da Nang The ·nurses voted unammous· NOW YOU KNOW ' d Do,ctors H an nu,r<esh a •.·1up at one time in the eastbouJ¥1 ' db I t n h Th U S Post Offtce hsts two ren s ospita ere wer f th Wiill R nisi force attacked, apok"'men runway an urst no ames. ty Friday to withdraw treats e . · . , 1 h 11 d L th 24 hou rs ear-'liane o e ugel1 ••id The two Marine oompa- The fire was still burning two of re~=ation in a demand tor , Santa Clauses and one Chnst-' 1 " eh · ess dan k'tdney Turnpike north of Miami, Ohio. , oe.. · ff' · th United ter e rece1ve a new , nies, on each bank or the river, hours after the crash. pay and lighter work loads. Imas post o tce '" e and' a new lease on ltle from a Five persons were killed a¥ were caught in the fire . The spokesmen said Air Nearly hall the nurses had States Santa Claos .. Ind., Santa 1 ttl . 1 h dted , another wllcally injured FDI Spokesmen said the Marines Force security Bod rescue planned resignations prior to Claus StatiOn, Cahf., and 1 1 Al:i~" Al7to~, 11 ." known , , :day night during a snows~,· struck back at the Communili teatm were at the acene. the unlverstijl takeover. Chnstmas, Fla. "Andy " to his many lnends on on the Western Kenlucllf!t the medical staff was still list· ' Parkway near Letlchfield, K.,-,. ed in serious co'ndition in the ' A propane gas truck, rall1Illtd.• I ___ $1795 66 Bonneville w,~~" - S2995 American \IOked skirmish, a U.S. Army a!.lacks as a cease-~tre ~mlat10n. ceme~· lsl Air Cavalry helicopter w•> When asked specof1cal,y about l 1 the fire fired upon, oflioals <md.1Ihe assault on the Mart~e on F. u· s k tI ~!ona::v'!esn:e~~::!~!l Ire Its upermar e n 1 63 fire raked the area, but could not determine if the Vtet Cong were hit. u.s. officials declmed •o immediately label any of the whether Spokesmen said the copter was outpost a •poke.mau satd, took no hit wilh automatic weapons ftre .. We're not char~cterlzl~ !l at easualties. I m the central highlands, anti the moment We re wmtmg lor An hour later an MP guard ot one crewman was wounded. A further details " the armed forces radio-televl· , Bion staUon near downtown Year-End Clearance Sale 100 Gallons of Gasoline FREE RADIO I positions with artillery, mort~r· machinegunner aboard lhe craft military police from a ry. The MP's returned but It as not known !hey hit anyone. They NORELCO SHAVER 1 . Terrorists struck m Satgon 1 and small weapons fire. Toe Itself just before the truce went , fighting later slackened, but Into effect at 7 a.m. 16 p.m. ; continued spradically through EST Friday). J nightfall. In one attack guerrillas In another Commumst pro- Have A Merry<'Christmasl Elberfelds·ln Pomeroy . I '" 'I ~ •YIII•• -,ta · '· ""~~ ,1 , B _ e . """ • ~ I' ( ' , '1 •· , .... , ' ,j .,. ., . ,.. ~ •iii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 23, 1966 jeffries maser miller watterson wilson