http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6df6af8e17eac1520a8fff69b7ae5061.pdf 37224674d3048b47175ba13fb84bb5e9 PDF Text Text .,. SOfJAL r; ~~~~~e~nn~n~e1, t'Omeroy-lllaG~epon, o., vee. "lfl_, .'!"o_ il Sally Cornelius ound and About Mrl. ' I Jam• Hawterml'fodly ?l)~Cubfl ' ·o! Walbrld&e. • ' B ht M H u ~ · sus' First Birthday" as writ· Mrs. Guy Reynolda and Mn. mug ,.., oy ten by Louis Untermeyer. Minerva Childers, spel!t CbJiat. Mrs. CllJford Hayel, Who Jt s1:Y~fd Tbe group sang, "0 Little ~AY mas In Akron witb Mrs. Nina confined to her home witt _r , Town of Bethlehem," and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cornel Bland and other relatlvea. · ·lllnesa, waa surprised with a ,4-uiiiQfV Pickens read the scripture, the D= ;~~:,S ~~.:erican Ius of Bellelontalne, RFD 2 an. Mr.MandEMrllod • WRicbbardb P~ decorated birthday cake Fri ~1,1 an~ilill Christmas dinner "Ctuistmas Story" from Luke Leg' ill t' In I nounce the marriage of their ' ens, rs. a e • OlN day evenlni .by . the members "21 Ion w mee rellll ar S"-1· Mr M·'"'e VanCOOD"" spent of her ' ...nd 2 W a.r.d party of the oman's Aux- : .. · sian Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. foi- daughter, Sally, to Mr. Jerry s. ."'' Col with son, Gregs, "" IJ llil!l'l! ,01 Veteran's Memorial A game, "Name articles in lowed by a party and a $1 girt Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. the holiday In um us School Junior Three !Jius. u,~"*al w•s ~d Tuesday ev- the stocking" was played and Mr and. Mrs. Thomas Young w· Lee of Racine• Ohio· Mr. athnd MMrs. Harilry SDtovvler Mr- .and Mrs. Jan Hauck and Mrs Hayes' birthday faDs on " - ••• " Ch tma 1 N Jonnville exchange. her mo er rs W ma a 1 and B enda · .· 1 erolrll!hl:iec. ~. at 6:30 won by Kathryn Johnson. She spen _r1s s n e ••,. OFFICERS and choir of Belt•- The wedding was an event · Chiisbnas ·In Lancaste; ehlldren. Brent r · Christmas and the bpys lii:OORht 'lihe t'ibie was beautiful with was given a 1!Jlt, and Mrs. Pic- With their daughter an~ ~oni el No. 62 of International Ord- of December 26 at 4:30 p.m. at = I their son Davis Stover ·L-C_PI. James Miller, station- the cake to the Hayet boliie for a red CClft!r centered with a kens presented Mrs. Proffit ;~g~~;; ~:d ~~g~~~~- 0 er er of Job's Daughters will meet the Har~ Methodist church. and ramUy, daughter, She!- '!?J~th th• .IJ.S. Marine Co~U. the· observance. t 'hrrsun"" !lora! arrangement. with a gilt. at the Pomeroy Masonic Tern- The bride-elect 1s a gradu- Ia Hubbard and family .,...ufort, S. C., apent the The boys were accompanied F''"'>Wing the dinner gilts were Present were Mrs. Pickens Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner pie Tuesday at 9 a. m. to prao· ate of Buckeye Local High Christmas weekend ~ts of MrdayandweekendM wiMtb bls paMUrer;ts, by their teacher, Robert Blah'"' han~ed. and Wilma Blake of Clifton, and family of Oberlin are the lice for installation which will School Sl)d Is _employed as_ a Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy were and, his IIBDCrsee. LlnyN>dna Kauff er ardson and Mrs. Bert Bodlmer. t Mrs. Proffit of Mason, Eti·za guests r,I rs . Mary P.iCkens conduc. W of his Smol her, Mrs. Rob- ~e held Thursday, Dec. 29, at s~re tary at Ohio St ate Umver- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ohllng- Mr. and Mrs.' Blaine Walb;u_. Members of the group •·••·•ed » ..~ , ; a Christmas program in Powell of Harrisonville, Ruth ert arner r. t:3() p. m. SIIy, Columbus. er and children Michael and and chlldr Vi W V GreJ Hayes, Steve Bratton, " .,ch Mrs. Ray Proffit of Ma- Morris and. Jestie Molden of Christmas dinner guests of H':' fia.nce gr•duated from Julla of Nelson~lie. . were ho en, tb~ir Paul Pulllh, Jeff Dars~ 'Rollo ""' told the impressive story Rutland, Charoiotte Roush and Mr. and Mrs. v. D. Edwards WEDNESDAY Racme High School and Colum- Larry Mitch Marietta spent l)da~Mrs V PSee aid Hoffman. "' "The Second Christmas; Je. Iva Athey of New Haven, Kath- were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shriev- THE MIDDLEPOR~ Literary bus Andrews Barber School. He the holiday w~end with his ents, Mr. ~Mrs en;: Wal 1...o========•, ryn Johnson of Wolf Pen, Lou- es of The Plains and Mr. and Club wlll meet Wednesday, Dec. owns and operates the Star pt.rents, Mr. and ·Mrs. P. L. and ~~amlll · .ymo ise Bearhs of Rock Springs, Mrs. Larry Heines, Ravens- 28 at the home of Mrs. Harold Plaza Barber Shop and is a Mltcb bu: Ellz be:·D vis Fisher FamUy Party is Phyllis Hackett of Middle,x>rt, wood, w. va. Sauer, Leading Cr..,ek . Road. in_ the Army Reserves. HolWay guests of Mr. and ba::~~urne: from :holiday viPomeroy, Otdo Winona Hoffman, Jean Will, The program will be g1ven by They will reside on North Mrs Clifford Hayes and son . Held December 24 1 11 1 b with rea and daughter Linda, of Pome- Mrs. V. D. Edwards a~ Mrs. James Euler and Mrs .. Star Road, Columbus. · · ' sit In Co urn 01 ves. Mr. and "-. Ow•• Fi'nk and "h'l 'tb . f Gregory, were her sisters, M!Ss Miss Carolyn Sears who Is """ w• . daughter Cheryl Mr and Mrs TONIGHT, Doc. 27 roy; Walter Stewart, Naomi • • · · Ben • 1son WI reVJews o Elfi Pri 0f St Alba w ' 0 ""'' and Mi Mabel ELVIS PRESLEY Hd d Ad Larry Heines and Mrs. Theo "Aldous Huxley" and "The BJg • e ce ns, • employed In Columbus, spent son, a•••,, ss "FRANKIE & JOHNNY" London, Myla u son an a Heines visited Monday lo Athd " Chrutmas Season Va., and Mrs. Lorene Taylor. the Christmas holiday with her Hysell, Middleport; Mr. and -TechnicolorSlack of Syracuse. ens with Mrs. Edwards' mother, Spen ers. Is Commemorated Mrs, M. C. Wilson is spend- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mrs. Blll Fink, Minersville: Elvis Prasley, Donna Doug. Mrs. w. A. Tate and her aunt, • Special observances commem- ing •he holiday season in Char. Searls. Mr. and Mra. John Buckley and l~f, .Hctrry Morgan, Sue Ann Langdon, Nancy Kovack, Mrs. Margaret MaxwelL Karr& Enter~m ' orating the Christmas season lesion, W. Va., with her ~ Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee son, Jeff, Chesapeake, w•re Family Observance Audrey Christie Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter and At Family Dmner were held at the Pearl St. Ele- and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis have learned ' of the sudden Christmas day guests of Mr. "THE BELLBOY" Held in New Ha:ven Ann Alan Janice and Eddie Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr mentary School in Middleport Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Earl death of Bob Wolfolk of Hun~ and Mrs. Roger Fink and SOli, Jexry Lewis, Alex Gerry, Bob Clllyton; BUt Richmond, as A family party was held wer; Chri~tmas dinner guests Sr., entertained with a family prior to the school holiday re- Knight will join the group later Jogtun, W. Va. He waa associ-, Steven at New Haven, ~- Va, $tom Laurel. You'll Giggle Christmas Eve at the home of I ol his mother Mrs. Homer Hoi- dinner Christmas at their home, CfSS los! week. m the week. ated wtth the Southern Biscuit :r 8 !Jrunch bour and a turkey A<tmtssion: 75< & 40c Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Parker ' ter. ' Naylors Run Hill. A special Christmas pregram Mr. and Mrs: Arthur Skinner Company and ot one time re- nner served later In tbe day. WEDNESDAY and THURS. and William Young, Pleasant Mrs. Clyde Andrews Is visit- Guests were Mr. and Mrs. was presented m tne auditor· and Mrs. David Farmer were sided with Mr. and Mrs. Parma- . Others present for lite fam. Doc. 28-29 Ridge Road ing in Milton Fla with her son Edward T. Bauer and Polly ium with the Iwo second grade holiday f!Uests 01 Mr. and Mrs. tee. Ily observance were Mr. and NOT OPEN Present ~ere Mr. and Mrs. and daught~r-in-l~w, Mr. and Ann of Marion; Miss Polly teachers in charge. Each of Dan Farmer and family. Join- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, Mrs: G~ge Jeffers and diuRobert Morris Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Erwin and lam- Karr, Columbus, and Mr. and the teachers presented treats to lng them will be Mr. and Mrs. Athens, spent Christmas j;ve ghters, Lisa and ,_Janie, New fRIDAY and SATURDAY Robert Morris Jr. and Paula ily. Mrs. Charles R. Karr Jr. and the children, gift exchanges Tom Skinner, Columbus; Miss with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ven, and Mr. aitd Mrs. ElDoc. 30-31 "BLOOD BATH" and Rick, Middleport Mr and Mr and Mrs Edward T Bau- Rodney and Jeffrey, Middle- were held, and carols sung. Cindy Farmer, Ohio University Emerson Jones. Mr and Mrs. ~ Lewellyn of Springfield, (fechnico1or) c II' · th ft student ' morning eOh10. were held l!k· . . Th~ _, were guests for a Davidson 1eft s unday d Moving I gift olctures e:lchan Wm. Campbell, Marissa Ma· Mrs. Dan Morris, Mr. and Mrs. er and Polly Ann of Manon and port. a lng m e a ernoon 0 holiday breakfast at the home for Fairborn for a holiday visit n ::; ~ d ted ge Illes, John Saxon, Basil Ralh· John Young and Phillip and Miss Polly Karr of Columbus were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ly- Freckers are Hosts liOne. Robin, Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs. were weekend guests of their tie and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. For Family Dinner of Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Branden- with his p~rents, Mr. and Mrs. arou e ecora tree. · Will James' ' Patrick Holter and Steven, But- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. C. K:"'· Mr. and Mrs. M1ck- Mr and Mrs Ro Frecker burg. Frank Dav1dson and family. "SMOKY" ier Pa Mrs Hank Young R Karr Sr. ey Williams and Mike, Mickey · . ed th. / .1 d' Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey. (Te<)>nicolorl Fess Parker, lr.aty Jurado, Dl- and Bili~nd Mlss Donna Hauck Mrs Ellen Ebersbach and and Sheri and Miss Kathy Fultz. entertCahm t WI ta thar~u Yh ln· and son, Jeff, Chesapeake, have West Jefferson, visited over doo, Huntington, W. Va., vloit'1!'11 ~4nd, Smoky the horse, . ner "' mas a e~r orne, been hol'd . . their . Mr and Mrs Parker and Myr-' daughter Joyce spent Christp· G I ay guests of her par- the hohday weekend with her ed over the holiday With l{oyt .Uton. Adll!lssilln: 60c and 30c, tis ·Kay and ·Mr. Young. rr.as with her parents, Mr. and Adam Ebersbachs I;~ese~~ve~ere A1C and Mrs. en~. Mr.da~ M~Owen sister and brother-in-law, Mr. J'.':rents, M:r. and Mrs. Alva -:::=-·• iiiiiiiiii~iiiii=iiiiiiiiii;....iiiii"jiMrs. Clarence Might of Rut- Hosts dt Dinner John McLaughlin of Sumpter nd r.h~lnd rsB.. II Sr ge. aMas and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Sr. . Mrckeydoo, New Haven and land. . . . d M ' a c I ren, I Y, 1evie. I· Mr. and Mrs. Horace McEI. and Mrs. James BrewinK Mrs Charles Buck was the A famliy dmner was held S. C , Mr. an rs. Roger chaei and Melissa South Cbar- hinny were Christmas Eve ton. · and 1eston, Oh! o, are ' guests over guests of Mr. and Mrs Allen Ml" Marianne . Christmas f!llest of her broth· Ch "'stmas at th e horne of Mrs · Starcher and Tammy ' Woodgerd Co Adam Ebersbach, Mulberry HJamles . Fredeckehr · Mrs. 1Homerthe the holidays with her parents. Ball and daughter Rit~ Ches- lumbus was the holiday er ' ·Ran Might and his· sister ' A o ter JOtn t e group or ' ·• • ... ' Mrs. Viola Rumfield, Rutland. ve. evenln meal · Mr. and. Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, ter Road. of her paronts, Mr. and Mrs Charles Burt returned to his Prestnt were Mr. and Mrs. g , and family. Miss Joy Boggs, student Harold Woodgerd. employment Lorain Monday, George Powell and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Baii~y and nurse at Holzer Hospital School Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jone after spending the holiday week- Bill, Parkersburg, W. Va. • sons, Michael and Richard, of Nursing, spent the Christmas VISited Christmas Day In Alb end with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Gaul and aiDS Springfield, visited over the holiday with her parents, Mr. ens with his sister, Mta. Doto ~r . and Mrs. George Korn Mr. and Mrs. Ronme Cia)', holiday with Mr. and Mrs. L.o and Mrs. Lionel Boggs, and thy Dandakls aod family. Jr. were holiday weekend guests Chester; Mr. and Mrs. ~;~ Kennedy, Sr., and Mr. William family. Miss Connie Cooke, studen· of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. HndoudaDoshelt sand DannyM d OCJe eWS Bailey and dailgliter, Jane. Miss Carol Scott. st.,dent at w..I Virginia University al a " •. yvracuM~i r.d an Mrs, Robert Allensworth and nurse doln• affiliate work In Morgantown W Va '- ......o George Korn Sr. and Mrs. John Mrs. ;11e1vm an taer an son h e , . .' · ·• 111 111t"''l\ll , son, Jo n All"uworth, Thomas. d M nd M Frank w1_ and Columbus, spent the hohday , lng the hohday vacation witt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebers- an dr. Ba rAs. d S' ' BY MRS. EVELYN BRJCKLES ' Mrs. Jamta Hawl•y •pent th& with her parents Mr and her mother Mrs Jean Cook. son an enny, nn an 11arI Cbri t h lid . ' · ' · bach returned to their home, on, Middleport : Mr. and Mrs. Gary and Larry Landon of 1 ' s mas 0 ay With~!!ld ~::~~ and son, Tommy, Columbus Monday, alter spend- Georg., Hobstetter and Betty the U. S. Army are spending 1 ing Christmas with her mother, Jean, Mrs. Ida Burns, Mr. and a couple of weeks here with 1 Mrs. Odette Pieriotti and lam- Mrs. Jim O'Laughlin and sun, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. · 1 Savings Account 8 Personal Loans ily. and Mii!S Bernice Ann Dur<t, Don tandon and son Jimmie, 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kennedy Pomei·oy. David Miller of Middleport, , 2 Checking Account 9 Business Loans returned to their home, Grove Clair Karr of Pomeroy a n d . 3 Personalized Cily Monday, after spending Milt Nuzem of Marietta visited i Roland Torrence whi'Ie he is ' Checks 10 Auto Loans lhe holiday weekend with their Heath Church is son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Decorated Sunday convalescing at home from 1 4 Bank By Mail 11 Credit Life and Mrs. Edward Kennedy and The Heath Methodist Church eye surgery, 1 family. was decorated for the Christ- Betty Upton or Silver Ridge I Service Insurance Mr and Mrs Raymond mas season for the Sunday ser- spent the weekend w1tb Mr. Bro~n of Columb.us spent sev. l v1ce. Poinsettia plants were and Mrs. Marvin Walker and 5 Bank Money Orders 12 Complete lnsur· era! days with relatives In the placed around the altar decor- daughter Ruth of East Shade. 6 Travelers Cheques ,, , area. ated with hemlock. The pain- Mr. and Mrl. John Hayes .of Shop at your convenience ell this weak - Store 7 Safe Deposit Boxes ;mea Factlittes AIC and Mrs. John McLaugh- settia plants have been the an- Chester were Sunday evemng rm o1 s ump te r, s . c. are spen d- nual gilt of Mr. and Mrs. Hom- guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Wayne hours as usual except will not be ope" Seturd1y B · kl ing the holidays with their par- er Cook in memory of their ric es.. . i We Invite You To Use Our Full Rang• evening. arents for many years and Mr. Wilham Boggess of Hun~ P t M d M Ll d M en s, r. an rs. oy c· t w v s d 8 l hi' dM dM are taken to shut-ins of the mg on, · · spent un ay Of Bank Serviw .aug m an r. an rs. Roy . . here with hlo parents Mr and Frocker and other relatives. chur~h ,jollowmg the serviCe. Mrs Guy Boggess ' . Mr · and Mrs · Vernon Howell Newman Burdette, organist, M · La tz' . rs. 0 ra n retume d left Friday for Canton where Jd presentedd speCial 'tal ld organ pre- horne from St . J oseph Hosp1, they will spend the winter with u es ~n post u es ~nd ac- Parkersburg. I lheir daughter and son-in-law, compamed by the chOir numMr. and Mrs. Hoadley Caruth- her, "Gloria in Exceisis Deo." Mr. aed Mrs. Halsey Merriam of Parkersburg were call· I ers and family. ing on Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mr. and Mrs. L.wis Fox vis- Charles W ithees Violet and Mr. and Mrs. Fon I · iled Christmas afternoon at Rad- Hosts at Dinner Haisoy. ~,.,..!_ cliff with her lather, Frank DaiMr. and Mrs. Charles Withee Mr. and Mrs. Norman Webentertained with a dinner Chrial· er and family of Long Bottom mas at their home, Rutland were Sunday supper guests of i Road. his sister, Mrs. Doris Koenig Gue;ts were Prof. and Mrs . and son Rickie. Charles Withee and son, Rio ---Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Larry .1 C lu b .. The .. Je of pawnbroker e:l· Stafford and Iamiy,omuo,.ted ' Ch. 89 I 000 Ralph Conner Paul Withee and 18 '" ma ear Y as 3, . · · ' 1 years ago, accordmg to the En~::: t~~eRh<;;;::,e~arke~:~~~: I cyclopaedia Britannica. W. Va.: Tom Dewhurst, Chilli- ;-=iiiii="-===iiiii"i cothe: David Eskew, Newar•; LOV1/rLY HOLIDAY Charles Eskew and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrew' ar.d Susan and Raymond, Pomeroy. ' . p rty . ner a About pomeroy by ., 1 I$ Bride ot Mr..!er;ry Lee CAJF. N1lAR MiddJeport c • at y •b• • and e::'o! VOL XVIII NO. 207 !;: Ra M£1GS THEATRE gpec.-4 I Over More Area Duties I ' • • • • > ;;t· YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK ,;.,es 'I TupperS pJ • You11 Never Need Another! -oNE ROOF S • fYN } -oNE STOP I -DNE BANK For Yf)ur S~PffPf119 Convenience This Week End, ~lb!rfelds in Pomeroy Are Open fridAy Night Unti/9, on Saturday WIIICiaseAt6 I I 1 Starts Wednesday Morning At 9 MANY MARKDOWNS Now Before We Take Inventory!! DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON FURNITURE-APPLIANCESL·ZENITH TV FLOOR SAMPLES -CLOSE-OUTS - ODD & END ALL AT YEAR END LOWEST PRICES 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT Clearance Sale Of Furniture and Appliances on the 2nd and 3rd Floors • Kroehler and Valentine Seaver Living Room Suites, Sofas and Chairs C9ors ley and her brother, Edward. Mrs. Earl L. Roush and chil- dren were Christmas · MASON _. Mrs. Ollie Heaton, 85, Mason, died Tuesday afternoon at the residence of her • Simmons Hide· A -Beds and Sofa Beds· BerklineChairs e Simmons and Serta Mattresses-- • Bed Room Suites -Dining Room Furniture- DineHe Sets dinner guests of her parents, Mt. and Mrs. Lewis Fox. Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas Rosas, Camellias, and larnily of Athens were Christmas 1111ests of her sister C•m•tions, and brother-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell and family. G1rda"lll, Orchids Mr. and Mrs. George Reoshall. spent Christmas in Gallipolis with their daughter and son.in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Char· les Brown. For All The Olin Rife of Columbus visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. , Holiday D1ncas George Renshaw. Roy Howell returned to his •nd PartiH employment at Chicago, IIi. Monday, after spending the hol' ' . iday weekend with his family. Lewis Fox left Monday to return to his employment at Up. 46 CIH!rt St. per Sandusky, after spending the holiday weekend wltil his , 446-lm family, 1..__ _ _ _ _ __,11 _ _ _ _..;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _~ $3.00 up 'I Ingels Furniture For Purchase Dudley's • RCA Whirlpool RefrigeratorsRanges - Washers and Dryers • Magic Chef Ranges • Metal Base and Wall Cabinets-Desks • BOokshelves- Occasion~I ·Tables Elberfelds l,n Pomeroy , ,I ' ' .' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - • enttne~\ I ""t I .• ' �I • • . ~ " ,! THE DAILY SENTINEL Richard S. OWen, Publisher Chester Tannehill, Editor ( ' Publlibed every lfternoon (tsaepl satlmll1 I and Sunday by The Oblo Val ley Publishing Company, 110 M~allll St., Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. Busine.. Of flee phone 992·2158. Editorial phOne ' lil\2-2157. Entered ao second clasa malllng matte! at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising representative Bottinelli Kimball, Inc., 343 Lexlngtot Av& .. New York City, New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by ear rler where avallable, 35 cents per week one year lb advance at the Dally Sen" nel office •18.20; s1x months, $9.10 three months $3.90. By Motor RouU where eertler service not avollable olio month u.so. By mall one year $10.00: Six months, $5.25; Three months, ~.00 ·APleasant Look Backward • Points Per Tilt II ' c.~apitol Comment, Events say, "It should have been done 10 (or morel years ago!" Perhaps. But 10 them - and Nixon - with Gold· Western party grouping there years ago we were not ready. The slow, BY WILUAM S. WHfiE Is abundant savvy; the East osmosis-like penetration of facts into the WASHINGTON - The new water and tho Goldwater rout. will have no monopoly this time The truth, however, " that pubUe mind, that like building blocks form year will bring to the G.O.P. there I• no real parallel and on sophistication. both its greatest poUtieal oppor· up, pUblic opinion, was not far enough in So much for those G.O.P. min· itS" colli'~ in 1956. Any serious move to!unities and ltJ greatest dan- the Eastern forces will be wise us factors which are open to ward consolidation wuuld have foundered gers ~ce the EiSenhower era. not to Insist that there Is one. First, Nixon is no Goldwater, proper handling Now enters upon disinterest and oatright opposition. The party is richer in genuine For it was not even 10 years ago that Presidential possibilities than nor i& Reagan on his showing another factor which ptJses unfq,nrolidation" was a dirty word in Meigs in decades. 11 has important· thus far. Second the new foroea avoidable peril to the Republl· cans 'This, simply, is the d~ yo~ty. It was felt that the consolidation ty strengthened uts still-minot· of a more-or-less conservatism ~chle,·Nf in the old Scipio and Southwest· ity rei)t'eSentation in Congress will be far slronger actually veloping third-party movement ~rn districts (Harrisonville and Rutland) and undoubtedly will be able to than were the Goldwater people of Gov. George C. Wallace of j(ocut that time was a milestone marking put its mark on nem 1\· all com- of 1964 - who In fact won in a Alabama, who will shortly become Governor by proxy while ~e .:.L. ulti111ate llong this rocky road. Editoring legislation, whether nega- vacuum simply because of the total disarray of their Eastern his wife is Governor m title ,wl mentkn of the word "consolidation" in Jonnection with the possibility of combintively or affirmatively. Too, it adversaries. In short, the new While Wallace has not yet ~g Middieport and Pomeroy schools actui!. the plain beneficiary of dc.c- Western Republicans - defin· entered the lists as a Presidenil trinal dissension among t h e y produced telephone calls from persons Democrats which has its only ing West as stretching from tial candidate on a states' rights :"(;,ressln~ bitter opposition. Ohio 1o the Pacific Coast - are ticket of ultraconservatism on fe(lple, and their opinions. change: real sourc~ in the . persistent powerful, indeed, and will have race, there is little doubt that M;•ny events helped : Sputnik, the World cla~or of Its left wm~ for a· to be so trealed at: along the he wiil do so And when he •· ·;;: 2 bab~· onslaught into our scho011 in doptton of the n~n-pohcy ijf cut way if effective Republican uu· doe!, it is almost certain that ~:e late 50s, the State taking a hard loo~ .. an~ run from VIetnam. he will be capable of denying lly is to be achieved. i'i!t rural education systems (and !lolni Finally, a recent Gallup In other words, it wiil not be the Republicans a single Soul~· ~~om•thing about what it found), an!J"II!e Poll reports that the Repubh· possible or wise for the East- ern electoral vote in the J9f}8 s-H.ler realization of Joe and Mary Doe in can party label, as such, has a Presidential election, no mat.t~·- igs County, spurred perhaps by telcvila~ger v~t~r appral than at any erners to present these new ter how deep may then be forces as some Goldwaler rem· J10I\, that our kids were being short changpomt w1thm 20 years. Southern disenchantment with ~d in curricul:~. All these are plus {actors of nant carrying the ashes of dePresident Johnson . These are the commonplace, the obvious, signiricance and clarily. The ieat. Not even Reagan bas done Granted no Wallace third fhe easy-to-trace rea~ons for our change in minus factors, to the contrary, anything lately to just:ly such party 1n the South, the Repubt~tlitude. are subtle and for the most a labeling, and he is most unlicans wUI have a clear chance ·~ Not so easy to follow, perhaps, is the impart ~ubject to control 81' even likely to do so. For In the new r(lrtant, pivotal effect that ensued from the to neutralization on!v if t h e ,~ppointment of the present Meigs Local Republican leadership as a ~1JJ1l00m1_Ll£;u..t,_6/0lf_,_ I i:School Board. Made up of one person from whole can rind a means by ~f!ach of the five districts, according to law, which West in the party can Unscramble these four Jumbles. t:t?e bo~rd was the single tur!'ling in£luence, meet with East in the parly one tetter to each square, to .tJ1rst, m the people voting to consolidate, without internecine warfare. form four ordinary wordl. ~nd second, in the peo~le approving the For nearly 30 years, with the ~ec~ssary bond i~sue to implement their sole exception of 1964, the Eastarher. vote to comolldate. ern and more-or-less liberal wing Pulhng as a team, this board to a man of the G.O.P. has been able to and woman, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, of Middlemaster national conventions and ort), did not falter !or a moment in ih dlc1ate the choice af a Presi.• hjective, ,.''M JitJation. which Wal to bring about con· dential nominee. The year 1964. l:f. 1 1 of course, was the great excep,1;' ts emp oyment o[ Mr. George Hargraves tion because of the victory ol r., as ~upermtendent must be considered • m.ester stroke. No one, we believe, who the party s right wing. + as. heard Mr. Hargraves speak on his fa· As 1967 approaches, the East. WH,s:l' 'lOU MIEHI' MAKE! !ttonte subject -.;;..;. ~hools _ goes away unern !orces are marshaling beAN AifOt:'E W11H. ·- Impressed. hind Gov. George Romney of ·~ Th r · 1 Michigan ror the lV68 FrP.siden~~ e e IS a rea ization that there are many diffic-ult problf!ms to be solved betial nomination, and the WestNow anana• the elreledlettert ·· fo1e consolid~J1 ir~o ln fact is achieved. But ern and Midwestern troops are to fonn the 1urpri11 anawer, aa the great ma]or 1ty of persons with a deep gathering In {act, if not openly, :===;;:::::~~;:~:;_~·~·~R~et~ted::by t.llo shove eutoon. interest in. their schools have an abiding for former Vice-President Richi· faith that the board and its head adminis· ard Nixon. with Go\'.-elecl Ron·'(! trator will find the solutions aid Reagan of Califorma as a.D (Annen lomc.row) I ' .~ We look forward, therefore: to the comalternative if need be. lamhk" CAMIO l!AVI FIASCO GLUTIN · tng yeat. Jt will be a year in which many The disaster that overtook the \'weri•,'• · of these vexing problems will be solved. party with Goldwater in t9G4 Anlwers Wha' th~ hone •oid wAen hi! nrr:W.n1olfy pul hU foot in lhefud bo1-"I'M FilLING MY OATS" . · Really, they are minor: athletic coaches will tempt the Eastern wing to band consolidation, add booster groups con: attempt, at the 1968 convention, solldation, for example. to defeat the Western and Mid~ . The· big ttroblem remains, the real prob· we_st_e.:. rn_fo::r.:.ce::•__::bY:_a::s.:.sO<=i•:::ti:::ng~--------------------~ 1~'11> tho o.• e all this is all it bout: construe. if tjo• of the new school itsell and occupy. l.g it. · If we all keep this in mind, the lesser ~ . prob1rms fease to behave as problems. Ra· OFF1CE Gl>-lS ·~, t:ber, they fall into place as rearrangemeni.J Wl-10 P-RE EATI..S IN to strengthen, to bring into fuller reality, TURN ON THEIR R~>-DIOO ~ w.hat the people of our five districts had in FOR THE MID ·DAC{ I mllld at two ballotinJ!j< in 1966, that Is, a ~Em BR!lil.tx:;..src.. · .. eo_nsolidated comprehensive high schooL f I , I I · 10 t3DBd 1_0 ~I PU===TEA~b I I II f : J 1...-~Pria:;.:JIU::..;S:;.:URPRISE=AN;::.;Sll::::.ER=btn:_._.~l l . I ! j ''' ' IN.fTAIIT11/'A/J£11 IIE.tPfJNU A'S SOON IS IT START5,'U> DO THEY... WITH ntEIR 0/VN NEWS BEATS"• •.,. au xx R. Garrett, NG ··----····C. Eichinger, E ____ . .... -J. Hail, KC - ---·-----···- D. Douglas, E --··--····-M. Payne, NG ··-·-·-'··- -D. Daniels, HT -··--·-··--M. Martm. E ---·--··--··C. Bradbury, KC ---·-·-··· 10r or twaMAfl wnuld t.. ••'•· '1. l -· 18 31 3 FT PTS. 97 23 68 B 5H 23 4 t2 74 14 14 9 13 4 72 70 AVG. 24.11 22.2 1 W .Z\ 18.2 TO SERVE AGAIN NEW YORK tUPI) SVAC STANDINGS tAll Gamts) I Team w L p 16 1 Ea.te;-n . . .. 5 3 491 : Kyger Creek .. .. 4 4 477 14 1 Hannan Trace 4 4 493 12 ·0 Southwestern 3 3 340 11 1 . North Gailia 2 4 330 ng Bowling Gree." OP ' at Quaker City Tourney Amateur Athletic UnioD 4 29 day named Bill Lippm.;.:ad'eiOidfWM'' 406, Kent State 4 ~II Angeles and Kenneth u 4M at Arkansas St;;te Tourney 3 20 507 Miami at Motor City Tourney of Bartlesville, Okla., to 4 22 again as chairmen of the mt!ti•a· 343 Capital at Lutheran Tourney 4 22 45 and women's swimming 7 . 358 Oltc~bcin 4 19 (VARSITY ONL\' I at Granite City Tourney miltees of the AAU In 1967. (AI! Games) AVG. !llusklngum Tourney P'l'S. FT NA!KE & TEAM (G) FG · Team W L P up Denison vs. M8rietta 22 1 45 133 R. Garrett, NG -·---··-·-- 6 44 21.0 Kyger Creek 3 I 223 214 W8 32 _ . North Gallia 2 1 162 lilt! Muskingum vs. Ohio Wesleyan I HlsussBooto T. Cremeens, liT ---··· ·-- 8 68 19 4 Eastern G. Hall, SW _________ ,. ___ 6 52 14 118 Mount UnioD Tourney \ ironing. Let someone. 2 2 269 245 22 142 :~:~ Southwestern ... 1 2 164 16; Hiram vs. Grove City (Pa.) C. Eichmger, E ·--·--··--- 8 60 else do it. Look undet 135 3~ 16.3 Hannan Trace 1 3 254 m Mount Union VS. Detroit Ter:h J. Hall, KC ---··-·····-·- 8 48 LAUNDRI~. In the- ·· 35 131 16.0 Totals . 9 9 1097 Iot7 Wooster Holiday Tourney D. Douglas, E -·----···-·- 8 48 YELLOW PAGES. Where 28 ns 14 0 tReser.es OoJy) Bu[(alo State vs. Wabasn D. Daniels, liT ··---··---· 8 >O 26 112 your fingers dothe, 1 ~ 11.5 Team w L p OPI Wooster vs. Slippery Rock iPa.J C. Bradbury, KC -·-··---- 8 43 82 ~0 walking. M. Spaulding, KC --------- 7 31 10.1 i Eastern .. .. . 4 0 133 81 PT. Pleasant (W. V~.) Tourney Bl 15 M. Martin, E -~-------~--- 8 33 Kger Creek . . . J 1 161 131 Cedarv11l~ vs. H10 lirandc By DICK THOMAS Hannan Trace .. 2 2 120 1291 Hat~win-Wollace Tourney •• ••' Roger Garrett, 6-0 senior, of the Norlh Gallia High North Gallia ... 0 3 82 1Zl Ohm t;orthern . -:. : vs Baldwm-Wa\la('e School Pirates, is the top scorer, as far as averages are Southwestern .. o :\ 84 110 concerned. in the Southern Valley Athletie Conference. Totals . . . . . . . . 9 9 SilO SilO Tonight, Garrett and h i s ----- - - --- - TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS 1NON TITLE BOUT teammates will take on power· : play with 30 field goals and SVAC Only) FLORE!'OCE. Italy <,UP!) rul and Wldefealt\'l Chauncey "Ieight free throws lor 68 poUltS, Team G PTS AVG Sandra Mazzmghl, the Europ~an Dover in the First Annual Ath- ~ an average of 22.2 for three 1 Eastern .... ... . 4 269 67 .1 super welterweight champiOn, ens Holiday tournament at Ath- games. Garrett is in third Hannan Trace ,, . 4 254 63_2 will me~t Nigeria's L. Phonse in NBA Standings :ens. . p.l.a~e in SVAC o~~y play with ho rth Gallia .. , 3 !8~ GO.~ a non-title H)-round bout J.a~. 6 1 By United Press lnternational 1 This game has been billed as . 111 field go~ Is and 23 free throws I hygcr Creek . . . . 4 223 57 _0 , a\ Mat moe, Sweden, Mazzmg- ! Eastern Di\'ision · "Garrett vs. Bentley." Bentley Ifor 59 pomts, an a\•crage of ~ South\l·estern . . . . 3 164 54 .2 h1 s ~anager announced Tues· \ is Chauncey 's &3 junior guard l19.2 for three games. IAII Gamesl day mght. . . ., I W. L. PC"t. i scoring machine who has tosS· I • , . Team G PTS AVO The bout Will be Mazzmghl s 1 Ph'lad I h" 33 3 917 ' · · · · 1 Top team '" the SVAC " . · last before his title match I c P 1a · . , cd m 189 pomts m five games, , Coach Dan Wright's .Eastern 1 Hanmu Trace 8 't93 61 .5 . , . 1 1 Boston 25 1 .71,ll good for an fiver age of 37 8 per 1 . . . Eastern 8 491 61 3 agamst Frances Jean Baptiste I f\ew York ,I ' · I Eagles With a 5-3 record m a1l ·· · · Rolland F b 3 17 19 .472 game. Chauncey owns a 5-0 rec- games. The Eagles third, how- Kyger Creek . , , . 8 477 Nelsonville's Tim Pancakl . . Cineinuati 13 19 4~\) d j and Logan's Greg Poston are ' · or · ever. in the SVAC VarsHy I Southwestern . .. . 6 3~ :16 4 pacing Southeastern Ohio I.ea- i Baltimore 8 29 .?16 ' In all gamc5 to dale, Garrett race with a 2-2 record. ~orth Gallia ... 6 3Jil 55.0 gue basketball scorers as lhe ' We•trrn Division :has dumped 44 field goals an1 \ Coach Johnny WICklme's Ky· ' TO!' DEFENSIVE TEAMS i%6·67 seoson nears the half· i • L. made 45 free throws lor a total iger Creek Bobca<s are leading I Unly) way point. San F"ncisco 13 .6.9 01 133 powts, an average ollhe SVAC Varsity race will! ) Team G PTS ,\VG . 15 18 ,4,,, 1,22.1 lor SIX games North GalllO ' 3-1 record and the Bobcats are Kyger Crerk · ..... 4 214 >3.2 Pnncake tops the SEOAL ' , St. Louis with a 20.n average while Pos· . DetrOit i5 21 .417 , has played. Isecond in all game> tied With Southwestern .. .. 3 164 sui 15 24 ·3R11 In SVAC play only. however, IHannan Trace hoth• owning a 1 Eastern . .. .. . 4 :'A5 60.5 ton ranks second with a t9.7; CIJicago average in league play. ; floliday Festival Los Angeles 12 :!2 Xi3 ' the top scorer !s Ter!'y Cre- 144 record. ' : ~orth Gallia .. . .. 3 ISS 6~.2 Here's the SEOAL ' 1 All l ISecond round) Tuesday's Results mrcns, 5-ll se~wr, of the Han- 1 Hannan Trace is the top of· \ Hannan Trace .. . 4 286 70.6 game" scoring, followed by the I 1 Cincinnati 131 De<roit 123 r;n Trace Wildcats, who has ' lensive team 10 all games of (All Gamest "leagne only" scoring: B Young 96 St Bonavenlrc R4 St. LouiS 11 3 Baltimore lit 3, licld goals and 2.1 free I the SVAC w1th a to(ai of 493 ! Team (; PTS AVG. ALL GAMES ·St Jolm 's NY', 91 Duquesne f.tl (Only games schedu!edi throws for 97 points, an aver- poinls in eight games, an aver- ~ Kyger Creek .... 8 ~)4 5&.6 G-PLAYE~ehool : Quaker City Tournament Wednesday's Games age of 24.1 for the four SVAC age of 61.5 per game, just bare- Southwestern ..... 6 343 57.1 FG FT TP AVG. ~ (First Round) ~an Francisco at Baltit~w1·~ contests played through Dec.1 \y ahead of Eastern in second Eastern . . . . . 8 166 58.2 23. &-Pancake, NHS 48 16 112 I8.7 'lVIllanova 66 Mtr.h St flJ Los Angeles ·~t New York i with 491 points in eight games . Norlh Ga\!ia 6 'J58 59.4 !)-Mitchell GAHS 36 21 93 18.6 Princelan 87 Bowlmg Lireen 73 noston at Pluladelnhla Cremeens has scored the most · an nverage of 61.3 points per Hannan Trace ... 8 5ff/ 63.3 8-Poston, 'LHS 55 3214217.8:Louisv1ae 98 Niagara 73 tOnly gamrs scheduled! :points in SV1\C p~ay ~nly, andlgame. · 8-Howe, JHS 58 23 139 17.4 Syracuse 88 Lo Salle 84 ! also lhe mosl pomls '" all i in SVAC contesls only, AHL ~tBDdiugs ·'• 8-Gilllland, JHS 513413617.0: AIC Invitational NHL S . ,games played by SVAC teams. ever the Eastern Eagles By United Press International 8-Jackson, GAHS 411810012.5 : 1Fi!'st Roo11d) i By u 111.1ed p ress tanldmgs . :He is second, as far as aver· I the lop offensive record · Eastern Division When money is the question 1City Loan nterr.11!10nal , · 11 1 · · ' 4-T3nnehill, MHS 22 10 54 12.5 : Nrthslrn 76 Trinity (Conn) 62 · · . I ages go, 1 ~ a games, tavmg i S•~ored 269 poinls in four gaJ11e s:.1 W. L. 'r. Pts. is the answer. Just call any one ofyolll' 8-Ford, GAllS 36 18 90 11.2 Amhe"t 77 Vermon t 63 k W. L. T. Pts. : made 68 !leld goals and 32 free [an average of 671 per game Hershey 17 10 3 37 33 16 6 1 Motor City Tournament ~~:' Yor g i throws for a total of 168 points : Kyger Cre~k Bobcats ~re Quebec 15 12 3 33 close personal money frlenda lllla for 16 8· 4 36 1in eight games, an average of t the lop defensive team in hom Baltimore SEOAL ONLY I !First Round) T ~rago t5 II l 31 any amount, confidentially. ll.; ..-• ~ . orontc> 13 9 7 :-13 :, 2l. ·l per game · 1 · · · · c ool . Miam1 (Oil10) " W Mic;l 15 Mon<real categones. The Bobcats have Sprmgheid II 14 3 25 a-PLAYER-SFGh FT T? AVG. ' Tulane 98 J)elrol·t 94 13 12 2 28 I [n all games. Gene H a II, allowed only 214 points an av- 1Providence 4 20 ' 13 1, Bo;ton 7ll 6 20 Soth t · th'd · ' 18 5-Pancake, NHS 44 12 100 20.0, Hurricane Classic u wes ern, IT. with an erage of 53.2 points per game . Western Division • 19 3 8 18 &-Poston. LHS 44 26 118 19.7 ; (First round! Detroi t Iaverage oi 1!.4. >2 i1eld goals in four league games. Qnpon- 1 . . W. L. T. Pts . I Tuesday's Results I d 14 r h f " 1 &-Gilliland, JHS 4125 107 17.8 W Kentucky 911 Holy Cross 81 rhic,go 3 New York 2 an ree rows or 118 pts. enls have scored only 4>4 points Rochester 19 10 t 39 1, Boston Detroit (tic) 10 the. stx games Southwestern against the Bobcats in eight Pittsburgh Bob Miller 6-Howe, JHS 42 18 102 17.0 Miami (Fia} 82 Penn 78 , 17 7 3 37 4 4 5-Rapp, AHS 37 10 114 16.8 Rig Eight 1· has pl•yed to date. games. an average o[ 56.6 per Clev.Jnnd 13 10 3 :'9 (Only games scheduled.! Hall 15 · d · SVAC 1 I Phone 992·2171 125 E. Main St. 4-Mitchell, GAHS 26 15 67 16.8 !First Round) secon m on y,game. Buffalo 5 :>.2 4 14 6-Duescher, WHS 37 24 98 IUt Iowa St G1 Oklahoma Sl 56 Tuesdal'• Games 5-Ciark. AHS 27 21 75 I>.O: Kansas St 98 Nebraska ai Springileld 6 Quehec 4 32 8 72 14.4 ! All Collc~e Tournament Rochester 6 Baltimore 3 5-Harold, NHS 5-Logan, PHS 25 21 71 14.2 1 lfirsL Round) (Only games scheduled) Fight Results THIS WEEK'S GAMES: S\anford flB DePaul 75 By United Press lnternational Tonight Oklahoma City U9 Mass 82 MIAMI BEACH (L'PII Athens at Lancaster E\•ansvilie Invilalional & SAVINGS CO. Florenlino Fernandez, 171 '4. Nelsr.nville vs. York, Holiday (First Round) Cuba, knocked out Herman Tournament at York. N M~\:ico St 80 Rutger,:; 58 Tbursda)' Wm & Mary 74 Evnsv1ie 72 Dixon, 162h, Atlanta (3 ). Pomeroy at ,la.ckson . Los Angeles Classic •I Fnday First Round) Ironton at Wellston Illinois 93 Arizona 77 GENARO DEAD S Cali[ 70 Arkansas 67 "EW YO 1 Far West ClasSIC " RK 1UPI) -Frankie - --Genaro, a former world Tuesday'! flyweight and Olympic boxing College Basketball Results champion, died Tuesday in By United Press (nteruational Polyclinic Hospi<al following a l East long Illness. :Delaware 89 Cortland I NYI 81 . Genaro, 65, won the American ' Westchester 92 Muhlenberg 74 bile_ fr?m Pancho Villa of the \Newark Coil Eng 91 Blmfld 61 . ' Phil1ppmes lD 192.1 and took the [Chyny 64 Ml St Mry's (Md) 59 world crown w1th a declsmn 1Lehigh 70 Kings Coli 60 \ over Frenchy Belanger In 1929. :E Strdsbrg 80 Moravian 72 He won 83 ol 129 pro fights. IMontclair St 89 Paterson St 66· ARKLE INJURED ILIU 78 Stonehill Coli 54 i C. W. Post 68 Clark U 61 LONDON tUPI) -Arkle, win· . Worchester Poly Tech 87 ner . of 26 of 32 races and 1 u New Hampshire 72 : considered by many Englishmen \ Assumption Coli 80 MIT 71 I 1 as t~e gre·atest steeplechaser of iElizabethtown 99 Ssqehanna 8~ ~II time, has fractured a bone •Monmou!II Coli 8t Phila Tex. 68 ! m his foot and may never race I south : again. INorth Carolina 101 Furman 711 FRANK COLLINS JIM HAMILTON STEVE TOWlER Tbe 9-year-ol~ geldin~ finished ' Maryland St 88 Clarion 79 lame alter Tuesdays King Alabama 81 Texas Christian 71 K p ksteeplechase at .RIO GRAN DE C0 LLEGE RED MEN who are expected to see action in toGeorgeton VI Midwest emp ar and oubsequent ru St 97 Minot (N.D.) St 73 mght's Second Annual Rotary Holiday Invitational Basketball Tournament at X-rays revealed a fractured Loyola (Ill) tl4 U Windsor 69 Pt. Pleasant are: Steve Towler, 6·2 senior from Ashland, Ky.; Jim Hamilton, bone In his hoof. Bradley 72 Drake 60 6· ~ freshman, a 1966 graduate of Portsmouth High School; and Frank Collins Tri.St (lndl 86 Wheaton (!Ill 83 6·2 s?phomore from Coal Grol'e. West Virginia State meets Cedarville Ohio c~I: C Mlch 87 Brdgprt !Conn) 77 lege tn the opener at 7 p.m. Rio Grande College plays Concord, w'. Va. Col· Manchester <fndl 132 lege Mountain Lions in the second game. Adrian <Mich) &4 Eastern Michigan 113 Morris Harvey 87 OklaBapt 12 Bay Village liD Clevetond Padua 94 ' . . Ferris St <Michl 64 St Ben (Kan) 95 N.E~tn Mo 68 . North Oimsled 6J Cieveland St.Stanislaus 57 Your O.,.ndf~lt Taylor (lnd) 101 Albion (Mtch) Lncln (Mo) M llmlml!i(Minn) 1111 Warrensville 74 'l'lpp City 61J Piqua Catholic 53 Qealti',.F~f ' 81 1Loras (Ia) 9_8 La Crse (Wis) 88. Independence T.l Jackson Center 84 I' I ......... .... I i Pancake And Poston Pace SEO Scorers 1 l I' 1 5CI.5~-- ~~- iiiiJiii.i~ii;iiiiiii~iiijif- II 2~ DOCTOR SAYIS ---· tollt. SVAC SCORING (SVAC Only ) \ NAME & TEAM (GJ FG T. Cremeens, HT ··-·-···-- 4 37 G. Hall. SW - - ---·-- .... --- 3 30 HELEN HELP US I tio~~opl~ I Averaging 221 • . .... Looking back over 1966 in Meigs Conn· ty is a pleasant exercise. This W"' the year the people of five school districts voted to pool their desires for an improved education&\ system into the Meigs Local District. This was, gen· erations to eome will say, the year Mei&• County took a big step forward in educa· . olng through "Cabarel" with a Cartier's 211-floor ballrootnl wiD busted bone in her foot . . An· feature celebrity-debs; such aa griest mail columnists and the Dick Nixon's ·Ju!Je, Joan FOIIPentagon get are almost hy· tatne's post-deb Deborsh 0.. Batman'• 1terical anti-George Hamilton ier <her father Ia ond his civlllon status . . . Bhef. producer) Benny Goodman'• boa1t•l biDr... 1 . Ja Smith deserved her gobs of high-fee tootllnt praloe ..., her spart<llng fil~ln Dear Helen: for the incapacitated Angels You asked where the ,expr,.. Lar,st;Ktry ln ''Marne," but no •ion "Keep a StlH UptJ41 LIP" ·one recognized the happy stand~ came from . .My ver01on woul• ln on the street: lhe'l a brllo be that It came from a latli81' nette and wont blonde only for lnstructinl hll eon holl' 10 sh•••, the am•l'J•IIt!JI. but I am ll't'Oftg, a~cordlng lo the book "Man and His Bod~," WABC DEEJAY Dan In· by 8. F. Mlller, M.D. Dr, ~t•m'a elghl kldo COlli him Miller describes tho ''mU!lCI.. $120 moothly milk bllll, IIIII of emoUnn," eonvorgiMJ froiD tbat'a sure the High Cost ot the cortltt'l tl the moutll u: Loving ... Jan Peeroe of The · tbe 11 mU.Scle at sorrown whicn Mtt signed a Ove-ytllr pact draws the mouth down; t h 1 with the Miami Beach Deau. muscle of ·lflol - wblch wt ville to conduct Pauover ser· sternlv bthibk lor a "still apo vlcea (Maleltov, Pinky). .. •. per lip" - ft IIIIa the Up and One of the still-jailed Frank Sl· noslrll wltta we ery; and the naira Jr. Jddnapera, J os e ph "haughty llilallc!la" whi.ch either Amsler, signed to write a book lndicalea degrees of dtSdBin about that eoo!Uslnc aplsode of lirmo.e1111, or setJ tht cf!ill . . The Dec. 28 tea dansant an4 lower lip tremallna bt6ltt Wagon" tn Mexico. . In lean. - M.D.F. Everyone hoped Gig Young (that means tea dance) and hls Elaine were headed for a reconelllatlon alter the dl· vorce, but they brawled and a· gain aren't even speaking Celebrity-chairs: Judy Garland's ex-Mark Herron's dating Dick Chamberlain's former gal Joan Marshall. .. . The way "' ·•· male plumage has gone into H...-... • • f . . . ...;;;;;;. . basic neon, so maybe Liberoce oimply was avant garde • not ANSWER TilE MAIL arew cold, .turn up !be heall" totally ridiculous, as we all Dear Headers: - ANOTHER WltE thought: so Lib'& next project I hove a problem! What does Dear Helen: is a line of men's clothing. • columnist do when quanttty I go alonl with tbe nurse'a Jill Haworth has been lraip- of excellent reader • commentJ view on not droaaintl up fl1r far exceeds apace to print your doctor but aa fM u for heavy electoral vole gains them? She hates herseH, that's "pourin& on !be quNliOIII" "' there With him in the race, what, and puis the losers back blm, wby iibouldn't we? If they might as well for·get the in her file for the neA avalla· we're pe)'in& fii.QO or IIJQI'tl South Indeed, there are sober ble opace. a IS 1llioulll applntmeal, wt Southern polilielans ivho ser· So today HHU Is devoted er· deserve ID throw In a few ~ iously believe Wallace could not elusively to my wloe, witty and Ilona. - PERTURBED only foreclose any possible Re- sometime rambunctiOUfl corre- Dear Helen: publican victory anywhere In •pondenls. I wish I bad reom Please add a postacrlpl ID the South but might aclually win for all the !etten they write! the Nurse's letter. PaUenta at least three Southern states IJear Helen: should eome. to lite doctor dresooutright ed "easy," but ~ lhem To atlffen the upper lip SMILE! Stiffens the lower Up, to come SHOWERED!, and in clean clothe!. Treatment rooms too, doesn't It? - DOER are mighty amalll - ANO'l'll· Dear llelen: My husband, too. became ER NURSE Dear Helen: enam<:~ted of a teen-ager siren. This ts to the fellew with tht I've been nearly out of my cotton plckln' mind for four very high IQ, (whlcll you rigbtBy Wayne G. Brandotadt, M.D. months due to this sweet little ly said stood for "I Qull, U. Zoonoses, diseases of ani- curvy female who is oh ~ en.) H be rtall)' C8ll u tmals that may be transmilted friendly when she atops to chat thlnk his professors, he should George have no trouble maoag!Ds bit to man, are becoming recog- each evening. My tl own affairt. But out-tbloklll& nized in greater numbers every would water the yard tiU is not out-knowing. nearly drowned, waiting for year. Reports frOm France now High IQ notwitbstanding, his indicate tflat multiple sclerosis her. He has always beon a good may be one of these and that It man and true, but he has an letter reeks of lack t1 true may be caused by a rickettsia eye for the ladles, and abe 11 knowledge. His boredom Ia only a symptom of h1s tnabUIIJ - a class of microscopic or- all eyea for him. gani ~; m between bacteria and Well, at first I withdrew In to live with hlrnsell, lboulh be viruses in size. Other ricketts· hurt Silence, and U1en 1 de<id· blame• hia misery oa !be ienoronce o! the coalotmlsl cliJdl iae cause several forms of ty- E'd to fight. phus. The organisms suspected I'm middl.. aged, but my best who expect him to earn a ctjo or causing multiple sclerosis, feature Is still my tiguro. J am lege degree before they rm. Coxiella burnetii, are often now taking my wei~ht dowo so him work. High IQ Ia merely 1 potl!llo found In lambs with swayback. I can look my best In stretcn Allhough the organisms have pants and sweaters. I wouldn 't till. ft CBDIIOI make you, IIJ'o not been found In persons with bother wilh another rran, bui a nuclear phytilclsl until JMI study, study, study. Unfortumulliple sclerosis, rickettsial he doem't havr to know this. nately, all Ivory cower• have antibodies have been found in I have never been a cold the blood of such persons, es· woman, and I plan to &:ive my faulty foundaUona, IIIII he'd peclally those who are sheJ> husband a run for his moRPy. better come dOWII from hla beherds, butchers. milkmaids and Ile Is going to have all he can tore 'I collapaes. 1!'1 nol !Ill veterinarians, Of a seven-man manage to keep the home fires painful to join the numao race, team of scientists who made a burning. In fact, he is going :o really. All be need do t1 tor(tl atudy of swaybacked lambs. be so tired that he can'l take about his IQ and cooc:eD1rate four developed multiple sclero- interest in any other dame, on achieving E.M. - Emotioools. It Is believed that a reser· young or old. al maturilyl - IQ ot 161. voir of the Coxiellae may . be This column lo dedicated to A wife can brilll! 1 good m•n present in COWS and H08tl, Ill back from dreaming over hiS family Uvlng, so U you're bav· well as in sheep. lost youth - and wantin~ a lng kid !rouble or just ~laln The cause of mulllple sclero- second helpin~ - if she does· trouble. let Helen Help YOU. ols has long been sought with- n't give up ln crusl'led despa!r. Rhe wlll alae welcome your out success. Let us hope that It To the "Mrs. Nobo<lys· t1 t.~e own amuain« Olpelitnctl. AS. has now been found because the world, I say, "WheJJ your mHl· <tress Holen Bolte! In cart ,. discovery of the cause of any die-aged husband teems to thll newspaper. dlseaoe is an Important step toward finding a cure. Q - Wby did my doctor glvo me two flu shots this year? For the past 11 years I've bad only one ohot each fall. A - AltbOilgb one Injection ot influenza vaccine gives some immunity, most doctors rerommend two Injections two to four weeks apart tn any year for better prole<tion. II - How can I get the hydrcixyprogesterone caproate you reeommended tor penon1 with an enlarRed pro1tate? A - This drul Is sold as DeJalutin, but only on a doctor's prescription. 'Q - Does o "hairy tonKUe'' mean one that 18 heavily coated? A - Black balry tongue I• 1 ro'ndttion that ls cau~ by a tungu• Infection. A thickly coat· ed tongue may be referr•d to as furred but not hairy. Thl1 Is caused by not eating enoullh ~oarse food, such as toast or raw fruit and vetables. These foods remove the dead celll of thP ton~ue's outer .' layer. Q - I bave ooen' ads for eloc. trir needles for home uRe ·to • remove unwanted hair on the • faee. Can this be done safely by an lnel!l<rlen<'Od per!nn' "OA, oltl ANIIMrt '. • 19M HIA, A - No. For home use a ra· ~'!! at ••,..,. it:looolf" J FEMALE STAR OF "GE'l' SMART," TV's Tiget' Girl Barbara Feldon Is getting di· vorced . . . Pal Morgan, w h o divorc~ Hedy Lamarr's ex • husband Teddy Stauffer, has actor John Gavin In tow in Mexico Holy Bankruptcy! Burt <"Robin" of 'Batman') .. Ward's alimony was set at $800 per month plus $400 child support. David (lllya of "U.N. C.L.E. "I McCallum heads for the Far East tho day alter Christmas with N. Y. model Cathy Carpenter In his Yule stocking .. Dina Merrill went from 41 the day before her wed• ding to Cliff Robertson to 38 the next daY .. . Ike's amba~> sador to Luxembourg Burks Summers Is okay aller surgery at hi• Maryland Htate his sL•ter Hope Summers ts an An· dy Grllfith Show regular .. · . John Wayne's doctors told him to ohed 25 Jbs. and he dId: John'o shooting "The War DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIC~MASON AREA l Roger Garrett Voice of Bro odway • P~. : I~V.\C i '1 1 ' i· · The . .~ITYLOAN ~ ~::::~::::::::::::::: Inventory Sale ALL 1 TOYS • prtce NOW REDUCED ANTHONY Plu11&Jng-Heatlng All Appliances -Tires· Home & Auto.Sup. Plttlsburgh St (Ka~) 66 · Si>uthw"t IElyria 72 Fremonl32 St John 9 (Minn) 64 sw Okla st 79 s utab ,. Lorain King 96 san~usily 73 AND Roc~urst (Mol 79 . . West Texas St 19Tex ..\IIM 71.Salem Oi Clevelarid.. i, Hay -iili .. . ....-~• ..... 81 Thomas (Mion) 77 Utah 93 Texas Te~ 'It . FairVIew 67 Ridgeville· 57 )~.!"'"' 2;'2550 turam ocvtt INeb) 96 E Dl 77 : .Wtti <.. Weit. 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By Motor RouU where eertler service not avollable olio month u.so. By mall one year $10.00: Six months, $5.25; Three months, ~.00 ·APleasant Look Backward • Points Per Tilt II ' c.~apitol Comment, Events say, "It should have been done 10 (or morel years ago!" Perhaps. But 10 them - and Nixon - with Gold· Western party grouping there years ago we were not ready. The slow, BY WILUAM S. WHfiE Is abundant savvy; the East osmosis-like penetration of facts into the WASHINGTON - The new water and tho Goldwater rout. will have no monopoly this time The truth, however, " that pubUe mind, that like building blocks form year will bring to the G.O.P. there I• no real parallel and on sophistication. both its greatest poUtieal oppor· up, pUblic opinion, was not far enough in So much for those G.O.P. min· itS" colli'~ in 1956. Any serious move to!unities and ltJ greatest dan- the Eastern forces will be wise us factors which are open to ward consolidation wuuld have foundered gers ~ce the EiSenhower era. not to Insist that there Is one. First, Nixon is no Goldwater, proper handling Now enters upon disinterest and oatright opposition. The party is richer in genuine For it was not even 10 years ago that Presidential possibilities than nor i& Reagan on his showing another factor which ptJses unfq,nrolidation" was a dirty word in Meigs in decades. 11 has important· thus far. Second the new foroea avoidable peril to the Republl· cans 'This, simply, is the d~ yo~ty. It was felt that the consolidation ty strengthened uts still-minot· of a more-or-less conservatism ~chle,·Nf in the old Scipio and Southwest· ity rei)t'eSentation in Congress will be far slronger actually veloping third-party movement ~rn districts (Harrisonville and Rutland) and undoubtedly will be able to than were the Goldwater people of Gov. George C. Wallace of j(ocut that time was a milestone marking put its mark on nem 1\· all com- of 1964 - who In fact won in a Alabama, who will shortly become Governor by proxy while ~e .:.L. ulti111ate llong this rocky road. Editoring legislation, whether nega- vacuum simply because of the total disarray of their Eastern his wife is Governor m title ,wl mentkn of the word "consolidation" in Jonnection with the possibility of combintively or affirmatively. Too, it adversaries. In short, the new While Wallace has not yet ~g Middieport and Pomeroy schools actui!. the plain beneficiary of dc.c- Western Republicans - defin· entered the lists as a Presidenil trinal dissension among t h e y produced telephone calls from persons Democrats which has its only ing West as stretching from tial candidate on a states' rights :"(;,ressln~ bitter opposition. Ohio 1o the Pacific Coast - are ticket of ultraconservatism on fe(lple, and their opinions. change: real sourc~ in the . persistent powerful, indeed, and will have race, there is little doubt that M;•ny events helped : Sputnik, the World cla~or of Its left wm~ for a· to be so trealed at: along the he wiil do so And when he •· ·;;: 2 bab~· onslaught into our scho011 in doptton of the n~n-pohcy ijf cut way if effective Republican uu· doe!, it is almost certain that ~:e late 50s, the State taking a hard loo~ .. an~ run from VIetnam. he will be capable of denying lly is to be achieved. i'i!t rural education systems (and !lolni Finally, a recent Gallup In other words, it wiil not be the Republicans a single Soul~· ~~om•thing about what it found), an!J"II!e Poll reports that the Repubh· possible or wise for the East- ern electoral vote in the J9f}8 s-H.ler realization of Joe and Mary Doe in can party label, as such, has a Presidential election, no mat.t~·- igs County, spurred perhaps by telcvila~ger v~t~r appral than at any erners to present these new ter how deep may then be forces as some Goldwaler rem· J10I\, that our kids were being short changpomt w1thm 20 years. Southern disenchantment with ~d in curricul:~. All these are plus {actors of nant carrying the ashes of dePresident Johnson . These are the commonplace, the obvious, signiricance and clarily. The ieat. Not even Reagan bas done Granted no Wallace third fhe easy-to-trace rea~ons for our change in minus factors, to the contrary, anything lately to just:ly such party 1n the South, the Repubt~tlitude. are subtle and for the most a labeling, and he is most unlicans wUI have a clear chance ·~ Not so easy to follow, perhaps, is the impart ~ubject to control 81' even likely to do so. For In the new r(lrtant, pivotal effect that ensued from the to neutralization on!v if t h e ,~ppointment of the present Meigs Local Republican leadership as a ~1JJ1l00m1_Ll£;u..t,_6/0lf_,_ I i:School Board. Made up of one person from whole can rind a means by ~f!ach of the five districts, according to law, which West in the party can Unscramble these four Jumbles. t:t?e bo~rd was the single tur!'ling in£luence, meet with East in the parly one tetter to each square, to .tJ1rst, m the people voting to consolidate, without internecine warfare. form four ordinary wordl. ~nd second, in the peo~le approving the For nearly 30 years, with the ~ec~ssary bond i~sue to implement their sole exception of 1964, the Eastarher. vote to comolldate. ern and more-or-less liberal wing Pulhng as a team, this board to a man of the G.O.P. has been able to and woman, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, of Middlemaster national conventions and ort), did not falter !or a moment in ih dlc1ate the choice af a Presi.• hjective, ,.''M JitJation. which Wal to bring about con· dential nominee. The year 1964. l:f. 1 1 of course, was the great excep,1;' ts emp oyment o[ Mr. George Hargraves tion because of the victory ol r., as ~upermtendent must be considered • m.ester stroke. No one, we believe, who the party s right wing. + as. heard Mr. Hargraves speak on his fa· As 1967 approaches, the East. WH,s:l' 'lOU MIEHI' MAKE! !ttonte subject -.;;..;. ~hools _ goes away unern !orces are marshaling beAN AifOt:'E W11H. ·- Impressed. hind Gov. George Romney of ·~ Th r · 1 Michigan ror the lV68 FrP.siden~~ e e IS a rea ization that there are many diffic-ult problf!ms to be solved betial nomination, and the WestNow anana• the elreledlettert ·· fo1e consolid~J1 ir~o ln fact is achieved. But ern and Midwestern troops are to fonn the 1urpri11 anawer, aa the great ma]or 1ty of persons with a deep gathering In {act, if not openly, :===;;:::::~~;:~:;_~·~·~R~et~ted::by t.llo shove eutoon. interest in. their schools have an abiding for former Vice-President Richi· faith that the board and its head adminis· ard Nixon. with Go\'.-elecl Ron·'(! trator will find the solutions aid Reagan of Califorma as a.D (Annen lomc.row) I ' .~ We look forward, therefore: to the comalternative if need be. lamhk" CAMIO l!AVI FIASCO GLUTIN · tng yeat. Jt will be a year in which many The disaster that overtook the \'weri•,'• · of these vexing problems will be solved. party with Goldwater in t9G4 Anlwers Wha' th~ hone •oid wAen hi! nrr:W.n1olfy pul hU foot in lhefud bo1-"I'M FilLING MY OATS" . · Really, they are minor: athletic coaches will tempt the Eastern wing to band consolidation, add booster groups con: attempt, at the 1968 convention, solldation, for example. to defeat the Western and Mid~ . The· big ttroblem remains, the real prob· we_st_e.:. rn_fo::r.:.ce::•__::bY:_a::s.:.sO<=i•:::ti:::ng~--------------------~ 1~'11> tho o.• e all this is all it bout: construe. if tjo• of the new school itsell and occupy. l.g it. · If we all keep this in mind, the lesser ~ . prob1rms fease to behave as problems. Ra· OFF1CE Gl>-lS ·~, t:ber, they fall into place as rearrangemeni.J Wl-10 P-RE EATI..S IN to strengthen, to bring into fuller reality, TURN ON THEIR R~>-DIOO ~ w.hat the people of our five districts had in FOR THE MID ·DAC{ I mllld at two ballotinJ!j< in 1966, that Is, a ~Em BR!lil.tx:;..src.. · .. eo_nsolidated comprehensive high schooL f I , I I · 10 t3DBd 1_0 ~I PU===TEA~b I I II f : J 1...-~Pria:;.:JIU::..;S:;.:URPRISE=AN;::.;Sll::::.ER=btn:_._.~l l . I ! j ''' ' IN.fTAIIT11/'A/J£11 IIE.tPfJNU A'S SOON IS IT START5,'U> DO THEY... WITH ntEIR 0/VN NEWS BEATS"• •.,. au xx R. Garrett, NG ··----····C. Eichinger, E ____ . .... -J. Hail, KC - ---·-----···- D. Douglas, E --··--····-M. Payne, NG ··-·-·-'··- -D. Daniels, HT -··--·-··--M. Martm. E ---·--··--··C. Bradbury, KC ---·-·-··· 10r or twaMAfl wnuld t.. ••'•· '1. l -· 18 31 3 FT PTS. 97 23 68 B 5H 23 4 t2 74 14 14 9 13 4 72 70 AVG. 24.11 22.2 1 W .Z\ 18.2 TO SERVE AGAIN NEW YORK tUPI) SVAC STANDINGS tAll Gamts) I Team w L p 16 1 Ea.te;-n . . .. 5 3 491 : Kyger Creek .. .. 4 4 477 14 1 Hannan Trace 4 4 493 12 ·0 Southwestern 3 3 340 11 1 . North Gailia 2 4 330 ng Bowling Gree." OP ' at Quaker City Tourney Amateur Athletic UnioD 4 29 day named Bill Lippm.;.:ad'eiOidfWM'' 406, Kent State 4 ~II Angeles and Kenneth u 4M at Arkansas St;;te Tourney 3 20 507 Miami at Motor City Tourney of Bartlesville, Okla., to 4 22 again as chairmen of the mt!ti•a· 343 Capital at Lutheran Tourney 4 22 45 and women's swimming 7 . 358 Oltc~bcin 4 19 (VARSITY ONL\' I at Granite City Tourney miltees of the AAU In 1967. (AI! Games) AVG. !llusklngum Tourney P'l'S. FT NA!KE & TEAM (G) FG · Team W L P up Denison vs. M8rietta 22 1 45 133 R. Garrett, NG -·---··-·-- 6 44 21.0 Kyger Creek 3 I 223 214 W8 32 _ . North Gallia 2 1 162 lilt! Muskingum vs. Ohio Wesleyan I HlsussBooto T. Cremeens, liT ---··· ·-- 8 68 19 4 Eastern G. Hall, SW _________ ,. ___ 6 52 14 118 Mount UnioD Tourney \ ironing. Let someone. 2 2 269 245 22 142 :~:~ Southwestern ... 1 2 164 16; Hiram vs. Grove City (Pa.) C. Eichmger, E ·--·--··--- 8 60 else do it. Look undet 135 3~ 16.3 Hannan Trace 1 3 254 m Mount Union VS. Detroit Ter:h J. Hall, KC ---··-·····-·- 8 48 LAUNDRI~. In the- ·· 35 131 16.0 Totals . 9 9 1097 Iot7 Wooster Holiday Tourney D. Douglas, E -·----···-·- 8 48 YELLOW PAGES. Where 28 ns 14 0 tReser.es OoJy) Bu[(alo State vs. Wabasn D. Daniels, liT ··---··---· 8 >O 26 112 your fingers dothe, 1 ~ 11.5 Team w L p OPI Wooster vs. Slippery Rock iPa.J C. Bradbury, KC -·-··---- 8 43 82 ~0 walking. M. Spaulding, KC --------- 7 31 10.1 i Eastern .. .. . 4 0 133 81 PT. Pleasant (W. V~.) Tourney Bl 15 M. Martin, E -~-------~--- 8 33 Kger Creek . . . J 1 161 131 Cedarv11l~ vs. H10 lirandc By DICK THOMAS Hannan Trace .. 2 2 120 1291 Hat~win-Wollace Tourney •• ••' Roger Garrett, 6-0 senior, of the Norlh Gallia High North Gallia ... 0 3 82 1Zl Ohm t;orthern . -:. : vs Baldwm-Wa\la('e School Pirates, is the top scorer, as far as averages are Southwestern .. o :\ 84 110 concerned. in the Southern Valley Athletie Conference. Totals . . . . . . . . 9 9 SilO SilO Tonight, Garrett and h i s ----- - - --- - TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS 1NON TITLE BOUT teammates will take on power· : play with 30 field goals and SVAC Only) FLORE!'OCE. Italy <,UP!) rul and Wldefealt\'l Chauncey "Ieight free throws lor 68 poUltS, Team G PTS AVG Sandra Mazzmghl, the Europ~an Dover in the First Annual Ath- ~ an average of 22.2 for three 1 Eastern .... ... . 4 269 67 .1 super welterweight champiOn, ens Holiday tournament at Ath- games. Garrett is in third Hannan Trace ,, . 4 254 63_2 will me~t Nigeria's L. Phonse in NBA Standings :ens. . p.l.a~e in SVAC o~~y play with ho rth Gallia .. , 3 !8~ GO.~ a non-title H)-round bout J.a~. 6 1 By United Press lnternational 1 This game has been billed as . 111 field go~ Is and 23 free throws I hygcr Creek . . . . 4 223 57 _0 , a\ Mat moe, Sweden, Mazzmg- ! Eastern Di\'ision · "Garrett vs. Bentley." Bentley Ifor 59 pomts, an a\•crage of ~ South\l·estern . . . . 3 164 54 .2 h1 s ~anager announced Tues· \ is Chauncey 's &3 junior guard l19.2 for three games. IAII Gamesl day mght. . . ., I W. L. PC"t. i scoring machine who has tosS· I • , . Team G PTS AVO The bout Will be Mazzmghl s 1 Ph'lad I h" 33 3 917 ' · · · · 1 Top team '" the SVAC " . · last before his title match I c P 1a · . , cd m 189 pomts m five games, , Coach Dan Wright's .Eastern 1 Hanmu Trace 8 't93 61 .5 . , . 1 1 Boston 25 1 .71,ll good for an fiver age of 37 8 per 1 . . . Eastern 8 491 61 3 agamst Frances Jean Baptiste I f\ew York ,I ' · I Eagles With a 5-3 record m a1l ·· · · Rolland F b 3 17 19 .472 game. Chauncey owns a 5-0 rec- games. The Eagles third, how- Kyger Creek . , , . 8 477 Nelsonville's Tim Pancakl . . Cineinuati 13 19 4~\) d j and Logan's Greg Poston are ' · or · ever. in the SVAC VarsHy I Southwestern . .. . 6 3~ :16 4 pacing Southeastern Ohio I.ea- i Baltimore 8 29 .?16 ' In all gamc5 to dale, Garrett race with a 2-2 record. ~orth Gallia ... 6 3Jil 55.0 gue basketball scorers as lhe ' We•trrn Division :has dumped 44 field goals an1 \ Coach Johnny WICklme's Ky· ' TO!' DEFENSIVE TEAMS i%6·67 seoson nears the half· i • L. made 45 free throws lor a total iger Creek Bobca<s are leading I Unly) way point. San F"ncisco 13 .6.9 01 133 powts, an average ollhe SVAC Varsity race will! ) Team G PTS ,\VG . 15 18 ,4,,, 1,22.1 lor SIX games North GalllO ' 3-1 record and the Bobcats are Kyger Crerk · ..... 4 214 >3.2 Pnncake tops the SEOAL ' , St. Louis with a 20.n average while Pos· . DetrOit i5 21 .417 , has played. Isecond in all game> tied With Southwestern .. .. 3 164 sui 15 24 ·3R11 In SVAC play only. however, IHannan Trace hoth• owning a 1 Eastern . .. .. . 4 :'A5 60.5 ton ranks second with a t9.7; CIJicago average in league play. ; floliday Festival Los Angeles 12 :!2 Xi3 ' the top scorer !s Ter!'y Cre- 144 record. ' : ~orth Gallia .. . .. 3 ISS 6~.2 Here's the SEOAL ' 1 All l ISecond round) Tuesday's Results mrcns, 5-ll se~wr, of the Han- 1 Hannan Trace is the top of· \ Hannan Trace .. . 4 286 70.6 game" scoring, followed by the I 1 Cincinnati 131 De<roit 123 r;n Trace Wildcats, who has ' lensive team 10 all games of (All Gamest "leagne only" scoring: B Young 96 St Bonavenlrc R4 St. LouiS 11 3 Baltimore lit 3, licld goals and 2.1 free I the SVAC w1th a to(ai of 493 ! Team (; PTS AVG. ALL GAMES ·St Jolm 's NY', 91 Duquesne f.tl (Only games schedu!edi throws for 97 points, an aver- poinls in eight games, an aver- ~ Kyger Creek .... 8 ~)4 5&.6 G-PLAYE~ehool : Quaker City Tournament Wednesday's Games age of 24.1 for the four SVAC age of 61.5 per game, just bare- Southwestern ..... 6 343 57.1 FG FT TP AVG. ~ (First Round) ~an Francisco at Baltit~w1·~ contests played through Dec.1 \y ahead of Eastern in second Eastern . . . . . 8 166 58.2 23. &-Pancake, NHS 48 16 112 I8.7 'lVIllanova 66 Mtr.h St flJ Los Angeles ·~t New York i with 491 points in eight games . Norlh Ga\!ia 6 'J58 59.4 !)-Mitchell GAHS 36 21 93 18.6 Princelan 87 Bowlmg Lireen 73 noston at Pluladelnhla Cremeens has scored the most · an nverage of 61.3 points per Hannan Trace ... 8 5ff/ 63.3 8-Poston, 'LHS 55 3214217.8:Louisv1ae 98 Niagara 73 tOnly gamrs scheduled! :points in SV1\C p~ay ~nly, andlgame. · 8-Howe, JHS 58 23 139 17.4 Syracuse 88 Lo Salle 84 ! also lhe mosl pomls '" all i in SVAC contesls only, AHL ~tBDdiugs ·'• 8-Gilllland, JHS 513413617.0: AIC Invitational NHL S . ,games played by SVAC teams. ever the Eastern Eagles By United Press International 8-Jackson, GAHS 411810012.5 : 1Fi!'st Roo11d) i By u 111.1ed p ress tanldmgs . :He is second, as far as aver· I the lop offensive record · Eastern Division When money is the question 1City Loan nterr.11!10nal , · 11 1 · · ' 4-T3nnehill, MHS 22 10 54 12.5 : Nrthslrn 76 Trinity (Conn) 62 · · . I ages go, 1 ~ a games, tavmg i S•~ored 269 poinls in four gaJ11e s:.1 W. L. 'r. Pts. is the answer. Just call any one ofyolll' 8-Ford, GAllS 36 18 90 11.2 Amhe"t 77 Vermon t 63 k W. L. T. Pts. : made 68 !leld goals and 32 free [an average of 671 per game Hershey 17 10 3 37 33 16 6 1 Motor City Tournament ~~:' Yor g i throws for a total of 168 points : Kyger Cre~k Bobcats ~re Quebec 15 12 3 33 close personal money frlenda lllla for 16 8· 4 36 1in eight games, an average of t the lop defensive team in hom Baltimore SEOAL ONLY I !First Round) T ~rago t5 II l 31 any amount, confidentially. ll.; ..-• ~ . orontc> 13 9 7 :-13 :, 2l. ·l per game · 1 · · · · c ool . Miam1 (Oil10) " W Mic;l 15 Mon<real categones. The Bobcats have Sprmgheid II 14 3 25 a-PLAYER-SFGh FT T? AVG. ' Tulane 98 J)elrol·t 94 13 12 2 28 I [n all games. Gene H a II, allowed only 214 points an av- 1Providence 4 20 ' 13 1, Bo;ton 7ll 6 20 Soth t · th'd · ' 18 5-Pancake, NHS 44 12 100 20.0, Hurricane Classic u wes ern, IT. with an erage of 53.2 points per game . Western Division • 19 3 8 18 &-Poston. LHS 44 26 118 19.7 ; (First round! Detroi t Iaverage oi 1!.4. >2 i1eld goals in four league games. Qnpon- 1 . . W. L. T. Pts . I Tuesday's Results I d 14 r h f " 1 &-Gilliland, JHS 4125 107 17.8 W Kentucky 911 Holy Cross 81 rhic,go 3 New York 2 an ree rows or 118 pts. enls have scored only 4>4 points Rochester 19 10 t 39 1, Boston Detroit (tic) 10 the. stx games Southwestern against the Bobcats in eight Pittsburgh Bob Miller 6-Howe, JHS 42 18 102 17.0 Miami (Fia} 82 Penn 78 , 17 7 3 37 4 4 5-Rapp, AHS 37 10 114 16.8 Rig Eight 1· has pl•yed to date. games. an average o[ 56.6 per Clev.Jnnd 13 10 3 :'9 (Only games scheduled.! Hall 15 · d · SVAC 1 I Phone 992·2171 125 E. Main St. 4-Mitchell, GAHS 26 15 67 16.8 !First Round) secon m on y,game. Buffalo 5 :>.2 4 14 6-Duescher, WHS 37 24 98 IUt Iowa St G1 Oklahoma Sl 56 Tuesdal'• Games 5-Ciark. AHS 27 21 75 I>.O: Kansas St 98 Nebraska ai Springileld 6 Quehec 4 32 8 72 14.4 ! All Collc~e Tournament Rochester 6 Baltimore 3 5-Harold, NHS 5-Logan, PHS 25 21 71 14.2 1 lfirsL Round) (Only games scheduled) Fight Results THIS WEEK'S GAMES: S\anford flB DePaul 75 By United Press lnternational Tonight Oklahoma City U9 Mass 82 MIAMI BEACH (L'PII Athens at Lancaster E\•ansvilie Invilalional & SAVINGS CO. Florenlino Fernandez, 171 '4. Nelsr.nville vs. York, Holiday (First Round) Cuba, knocked out Herman Tournament at York. N M~\:ico St 80 Rutger,:; 58 Tbursda)' Wm & Mary 74 Evnsv1ie 72 Dixon, 162h, Atlanta (3 ). Pomeroy at ,la.ckson . Los Angeles Classic •I Fnday First Round) Ironton at Wellston Illinois 93 Arizona 77 GENARO DEAD S Cali[ 70 Arkansas 67 "EW YO 1 Far West ClasSIC " RK 1UPI) -Frankie - --Genaro, a former world Tuesday'! flyweight and Olympic boxing College Basketball Results champion, died Tuesday in By United Press (nteruational Polyclinic Hospi<al following a l East long Illness. :Delaware 89 Cortland I NYI 81 . Genaro, 65, won the American ' Westchester 92 Muhlenberg 74 bile_ fr?m Pancho Villa of the \Newark Coil Eng 91 Blmfld 61 . ' Phil1ppmes lD 192.1 and took the [Chyny 64 Ml St Mry's (Md) 59 world crown w1th a declsmn 1Lehigh 70 Kings Coli 60 \ over Frenchy Belanger In 1929. :E Strdsbrg 80 Moravian 72 He won 83 ol 129 pro fights. IMontclair St 89 Paterson St 66· ARKLE INJURED ILIU 78 Stonehill Coli 54 i C. W. Post 68 Clark U 61 LONDON tUPI) -Arkle, win· . Worchester Poly Tech 87 ner . of 26 of 32 races and 1 u New Hampshire 72 : considered by many Englishmen \ Assumption Coli 80 MIT 71 I 1 as t~e gre·atest steeplechaser of iElizabethtown 99 Ssqehanna 8~ ~II time, has fractured a bone •Monmou!II Coli 8t Phila Tex. 68 ! m his foot and may never race I south : again. INorth Carolina 101 Furman 711 FRANK COLLINS JIM HAMILTON STEVE TOWlER Tbe 9-year-ol~ geldin~ finished ' Maryland St 88 Clarion 79 lame alter Tuesdays King Alabama 81 Texas Christian 71 K p ksteeplechase at .RIO GRAN DE C0 LLEGE RED MEN who are expected to see action in toGeorgeton VI Midwest emp ar and oubsequent ru St 97 Minot (N.D.) St 73 mght's Second Annual Rotary Holiday Invitational Basketball Tournament at X-rays revealed a fractured Loyola (Ill) tl4 U Windsor 69 Pt. Pleasant are: Steve Towler, 6·2 senior from Ashland, Ky.; Jim Hamilton, bone In his hoof. Bradley 72 Drake 60 6· ~ freshman, a 1966 graduate of Portsmouth High School; and Frank Collins Tri.St (lndl 86 Wheaton (!Ill 83 6·2 s?phomore from Coal Grol'e. West Virginia State meets Cedarville Ohio c~I: C Mlch 87 Brdgprt !Conn) 77 lege tn the opener at 7 p.m. Rio Grande College plays Concord, w'. Va. Col· Manchester <fndl 132 lege Mountain Lions in the second game. Adrian <Mich) &4 Eastern Michigan 113 Morris Harvey 87 OklaBapt 12 Bay Village liD Clevetond Padua 94 ' . . Ferris St <Michl 64 St Ben (Kan) 95 N.E~tn Mo 68 . North Oimsled 6J Cieveland St.Stanislaus 57 Your O.,.ndf~lt Taylor (lnd) 101 Albion (Mtch) Lncln (Mo) M llmlml!i(Minn) 1111 Warrensville 74 'l'lpp City 61J Piqua Catholic 53 Qealti',.F~f ' 81 1Loras (Ia) 9_8 La Crse (Wis) 88. Independence T.l Jackson Center 84 I' I ......... .... I i Pancake And Poston Pace SEO Scorers 1 l I' 1 5CI.5~-- ~~- iiiiJiii.i~ii;iiiiiii~iiijif- II 2~ DOCTOR SAYIS ---· tollt. SVAC SCORING (SVAC Only ) \ NAME & TEAM (GJ FG T. Cremeens, HT ··-·-···-- 4 37 G. Hall. SW - - ---·-- .... --- 3 30 HELEN HELP US I tio~~opl~ I Averaging 221 • . .... Looking back over 1966 in Meigs Conn· ty is a pleasant exercise. This W"' the year the people of five school districts voted to pool their desires for an improved education&\ system into the Meigs Local District. This was, gen· erations to eome will say, the year Mei&• County took a big step forward in educa· . olng through "Cabarel" with a Cartier's 211-floor ballrootnl wiD busted bone in her foot . . An· feature celebrity-debs; such aa griest mail columnists and the Dick Nixon's ·Ju!Je, Joan FOIIPentagon get are almost hy· tatne's post-deb Deborsh 0.. Batman'• 1terical anti-George Hamilton ier <her father Ia ond his civlllon status . . . Bhef. producer) Benny Goodman'• boa1t•l biDr... 1 . Ja Smith deserved her gobs of high-fee tootllnt praloe ..., her spart<llng fil~ln Dear Helen: for the incapacitated Angels You asked where the ,expr,.. Lar,st;Ktry ln ''Marne," but no •ion "Keep a StlH UptJ41 LIP" ·one recognized the happy stand~ came from . .My ver01on woul• ln on the street: lhe'l a brllo be that It came from a latli81' nette and wont blonde only for lnstructinl hll eon holl' 10 sh•••, the am•l'J•IIt!JI. but I am ll't'Oftg, a~cordlng lo the book "Man and His Bod~," WABC DEEJAY Dan In· by 8. F. Mlller, M.D. Dr, ~t•m'a elghl kldo COlli him Miller describes tho ''mU!lCI.. $120 moothly milk bllll, IIIII of emoUnn," eonvorgiMJ froiD tbat'a sure the High Cost ot the cortltt'l tl the moutll u: Loving ... Jan Peeroe of The · tbe 11 mU.Scle at sorrown whicn Mtt signed a Ove-ytllr pact draws the mouth down; t h 1 with the Miami Beach Deau. muscle of ·lflol - wblch wt ville to conduct Pauover ser· sternlv bthibk lor a "still apo vlcea (Maleltov, Pinky). .. •. per lip" - ft IIIIa the Up and One of the still-jailed Frank Sl· noslrll wltta we ery; and the naira Jr. Jddnapera, J os e ph "haughty llilallc!la" whi.ch either Amsler, signed to write a book lndicalea degrees of dtSdBin about that eoo!Uslnc aplsode of lirmo.e1111, or setJ tht cf!ill . . The Dec. 28 tea dansant an4 lower lip tremallna bt6ltt Wagon" tn Mexico. . In lean. - M.D.F. Everyone hoped Gig Young (that means tea dance) and hls Elaine were headed for a reconelllatlon alter the dl· vorce, but they brawled and a· gain aren't even speaking Celebrity-chairs: Judy Garland's ex-Mark Herron's dating Dick Chamberlain's former gal Joan Marshall. .. . The way "' ·•· male plumage has gone into H...-... • • f . . . ...;;;;;;. . basic neon, so maybe Liberoce oimply was avant garde • not ANSWER TilE MAIL arew cold, .turn up !be heall" totally ridiculous, as we all Dear Headers: - ANOTHER WltE thought: so Lib'& next project I hove a problem! What does Dear Helen: is a line of men's clothing. • columnist do when quanttty I go alonl with tbe nurse'a Jill Haworth has been lraip- of excellent reader • commentJ view on not droaaintl up fl1r far exceeds apace to print your doctor but aa fM u for heavy electoral vole gains them? She hates herseH, that's "pourin& on !be quNliOIII" "' there With him in the race, what, and puis the losers back blm, wby iibouldn't we? If they might as well for·get the in her file for the neA avalla· we're pe)'in& fii.QO or IIJQI'tl South Indeed, there are sober ble opace. a IS 1llioulll applntmeal, wt Southern polilielans ivho ser· So today HHU Is devoted er· deserve ID throw In a few ~ iously believe Wallace could not elusively to my wloe, witty and Ilona. - PERTURBED only foreclose any possible Re- sometime rambunctiOUfl corre- Dear Helen: publican victory anywhere In •pondenls. I wish I bad reom Please add a postacrlpl ID the South but might aclually win for all the !etten they write! the Nurse's letter. PaUenta at least three Southern states IJear Helen: should eome. to lite doctor dresooutright ed "easy," but ~ lhem To atlffen the upper lip SMILE! Stiffens the lower Up, to come SHOWERED!, and in clean clothe!. Treatment rooms too, doesn't It? - DOER are mighty amalll - ANO'l'll· Dear llelen: My husband, too. became ER NURSE Dear Helen: enam<:~ted of a teen-ager siren. This ts to the fellew with tht I've been nearly out of my cotton plckln' mind for four very high IQ, (whlcll you rigbtBy Wayne G. Brandotadt, M.D. months due to this sweet little ly said stood for "I Qull, U. Zoonoses, diseases of ani- curvy female who is oh ~ en.) H be rtall)' C8ll u tmals that may be transmilted friendly when she atops to chat thlnk his professors, he should George have no trouble maoag!Ds bit to man, are becoming recog- each evening. My tl own affairt. But out-tbloklll& nized in greater numbers every would water the yard tiU is not out-knowing. nearly drowned, waiting for year. Reports frOm France now High IQ notwitbstanding, his indicate tflat multiple sclerosis her. He has always beon a good may be one of these and that It man and true, but he has an letter reeks of lack t1 true may be caused by a rickettsia eye for the ladles, and abe 11 knowledge. His boredom Ia only a symptom of h1s tnabUIIJ - a class of microscopic or- all eyea for him. gani ~; m between bacteria and Well, at first I withdrew In to live with hlrnsell, lboulh be viruses in size. Other ricketts· hurt Silence, and U1en 1 de<id· blame• hia misery oa !be ienoronce o! the coalotmlsl cliJdl iae cause several forms of ty- E'd to fight. phus. The organisms suspected I'm middl.. aged, but my best who expect him to earn a ctjo or causing multiple sclerosis, feature Is still my tiguro. J am lege degree before they rm. Coxiella burnetii, are often now taking my wei~ht dowo so him work. High IQ Ia merely 1 potl!llo found In lambs with swayback. I can look my best In stretcn Allhough the organisms have pants and sweaters. I wouldn 't till. ft CBDIIOI make you, IIJ'o not been found In persons with bother wilh another rran, bui a nuclear phytilclsl until JMI study, study, study. Unfortumulliple sclerosis, rickettsial he doem't havr to know this. nately, all Ivory cower• have antibodies have been found in I have never been a cold the blood of such persons, es· woman, and I plan to &:ive my faulty foundaUona, IIIII he'd peclally those who are sheJ> husband a run for his moRPy. better come dOWII from hla beherds, butchers. milkmaids and Ile Is going to have all he can tore 'I collapaes. 1!'1 nol !Ill veterinarians, Of a seven-man manage to keep the home fires painful to join the numao race, team of scientists who made a burning. In fact, he is going :o really. All be need do t1 tor(tl atudy of swaybacked lambs. be so tired that he can'l take about his IQ and cooc:eD1rate four developed multiple sclero- interest in any other dame, on achieving E.M. - Emotioools. It Is believed that a reser· young or old. al maturilyl - IQ ot 161. voir of the Coxiellae may . be This column lo dedicated to A wife can brilll! 1 good m•n present in COWS and H08tl, Ill back from dreaming over hiS family Uvlng, so U you're bav· well as in sheep. lost youth - and wantin~ a lng kid !rouble or just ~laln The cause of mulllple sclero- second helpin~ - if she does· trouble. let Helen Help YOU. ols has long been sought with- n't give up ln crusl'led despa!r. Rhe wlll alae welcome your out success. Let us hope that It To the "Mrs. Nobo<lys· t1 t.~e own amuain« Olpelitnctl. AS. has now been found because the world, I say, "WheJJ your mHl· <tress Holen Bolte! In cart ,. discovery of the cause of any die-aged husband teems to thll newspaper. dlseaoe is an Important step toward finding a cure. Q - Wby did my doctor glvo me two flu shots this year? For the past 11 years I've bad only one ohot each fall. A - AltbOilgb one Injection ot influenza vaccine gives some immunity, most doctors rerommend two Injections two to four weeks apart tn any year for better prole<tion. II - How can I get the hydrcixyprogesterone caproate you reeommended tor penon1 with an enlarRed pro1tate? A - This drul Is sold as DeJalutin, but only on a doctor's prescription. 'Q - Does o "hairy tonKUe'' mean one that 18 heavily coated? A - Black balry tongue I• 1 ro'ndttion that ls cau~ by a tungu• Infection. A thickly coat· ed tongue may be referr•d to as furred but not hairy. Thl1 Is caused by not eating enoullh ~oarse food, such as toast or raw fruit and vetables. These foods remove the dead celll of thP ton~ue's outer .' layer. Q - I bave ooen' ads for eloc. trir needles for home uRe ·to • remove unwanted hair on the • faee. Can this be done safely by an lnel!l<rlen<'Od per!nn' "OA, oltl ANIIMrt '. • 19M HIA, A - No. For home use a ra· ~'!! at ••,..,. it:looolf" J FEMALE STAR OF "GE'l' SMART," TV's Tiget' Girl Barbara Feldon Is getting di· vorced . . . Pal Morgan, w h o divorc~ Hedy Lamarr's ex • husband Teddy Stauffer, has actor John Gavin In tow in Mexico Holy Bankruptcy! Burt <"Robin" of 'Batman') .. Ward's alimony was set at $800 per month plus $400 child support. David (lllya of "U.N. C.L.E. "I McCallum heads for the Far East tho day alter Christmas with N. Y. model Cathy Carpenter In his Yule stocking .. Dina Merrill went from 41 the day before her wed• ding to Cliff Robertson to 38 the next daY .. . Ike's amba~> sador to Luxembourg Burks Summers Is okay aller surgery at hi• Maryland Htate his sL•ter Hope Summers ts an An· dy Grllfith Show regular .. · . John Wayne's doctors told him to ohed 25 Jbs. and he dId: John'o shooting "The War DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIC~MASON AREA l Roger Garrett Voice of Bro odway • P~. : I~V.\C i '1 1 ' i· · The . .~ITYLOAN ~ ~::::~::::::::::::::: Inventory Sale ALL 1 TOYS • prtce NOW REDUCED ANTHONY Plu11&Jng-Heatlng All Appliances -Tires· Home & Auto.Sup. Plttlsburgh St (Ka~) 66 · Si>uthw"t IElyria 72 Fremonl32 St John 9 (Minn) 64 sw Okla st 79 s utab ,. Lorain King 96 san~usily 73 AND Roc~urst (Mol 79 . . West Texas St 19Tex ..\IIM 71.Salem Oi Clevelarid.. i, Hay -iili .. . ....-~• ..... 81 Thomas (Mion) 77 Utah 93 Texas Te~ 'It . FairVIew 67 Ridgeville· 57 )~.!"'"' 2;'2550 turam ocvtt INeb) 96 E Dl 77 : .Wtti <.. Weit. Geauga 79.11Jntoo 50 ~.:.!"'....,._ _ _ _ _J'Ati&Wtai!Jl all) 76 CapU <0) 1161 Ulob St 109 Xilvler (~)···· Asblibula 18 Jell-. a , PLUMBING · '• / I HEATING vft \{' '."i )' \ Indian Lake 52 New-Breneo 114 Minster II Beaver Creek 76 Greenview Springfleld cSouth es Middletown Old ·Far! !It Wtl)'OtSflelcH7 H &. R.·FIRES Phone 992~2238 '. ' �\ ,, ' I ' ' Senttllet; f'ollleroY.Middlsport, o.• Deo. Ill, 1968 Miss Carolyn B1dle.J, daqho lllllD llrwllen. w of Mr. and Mra. 'nUim Mra. Tom Lane, malrOn o1 Buckley, Middleport, beeaf!Ie honor, wore 1 white alreet the bride of Pvt. John Klem, lencth dreas, and the bridesFL Gordon, Ga., SGil or Mr. maids, Mlaa Karen Faulk, a aud Mrs. Clifford Klein, Laurel powder blue ll,l'lon; Miss MyrCliff, Chrislmas Eve at t h e lie Faulk, a pint taffeta and Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mlaa Sandra Buckley, or cllureh. lbe bride, a pale green ll,}'lDn The Rev. Eu«011e Gill read dress. Tbe jnnfor bridesmaids, the vows o1 tbe double ring Miss · Belinda Friend, wore pll* ceremoll,}' at 7 p.m. before an and e. Barbara KreiD, tur, altar decorated with red and quoise dressea. wltite poinsettias. Mr. Tom Lane served as Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. f;;;;;;;;;;;iOiiiOii;;;;ii;;;;iiiOiiiiiiiOii-; Gerald PWI!ns, pianist, played, "I Would Be Ttue," and Mrs. Harry Clark, soloist, sana. "Ob Promise Me." ' Fine UpholsteNd Given In marriage by ber uncle, Mr. Nathaniel M<Cumber, the bride wore a wblte wallz length gown of lace over tan.ta. Her shoulder leiiglb veil of nyiCII net edged in lace was laeld In place by a CI'OIID or seed pearls. She carried 1 bouquet Mlddltport, o. of white cama!ICIIII with wltite "''1teadin', sJsier •I· II •(rH' ~~ ,1 o I -'n '1\gar ,!~ B~~m=-~ "':fb dreas o1 1'81180CID red pd b1Ja accessories and Mrs. Klelaa two piece turquoise blue 111111 witb black accessories. Following the L-ttenaiDy, a reception waa held Ill lite ree. realion room of tbe panonage wblcb was decorated with a = tilt were UI'Yed tD UJNClB AID WASRlNG'I'ON CUP!) -The au•eal1Dl61t p11111 tD l!lllllanU· dan..,.. roo,! to IICIJid blllcll lllJ JDmm Ill af prc181'1111S durlnC 121e 1111 bllf ol the euuent ldlaal ,_, ·--· -- FREE DELIVERY eChoshr •Ricin• es,ncuo. SOFAS-OIAIRS I· D,'lSCOVer ruu ~!- G cJ C 11 ran e 0 ege Tournament 011 Dee. fl ~D~al~Jy~Se~nti~nel.~~~~~~~~~~~7 able to say that they graduated 28. The restaurant, located 'l1llll'l!dll)' ~ It lleciill ..... "..from a lully accredited illsllll>- acroN ·from lhe main eamJRII, 16 through btfak ~lion of bllher leamlng In lhe Is dlsbibutlng match&ooks Inllellleller ., .. hills of ooutheastern Oblo. scribed witb "We Support then with cl~ lor ~ tiGil , RJI ,. . Rio Graode Redmen." beginn!Jig OD ~· ·f:ICN - ~· . I • ~-~ On WedAesday, Dec. 14 In..:-=•• the Tbea:-CT test will be .tJ111D: .,., ...... "Interview Wllb President public relations. Secondary Schools for many Dr. Greshan, Rio's coo.su1t- propooed new Student !leCOnd part of a recent inter. · to late enterers on tile 1mester•. Chrlsleosen" - Part Oue The results of the Interview years. He has been Chainnan ant from North Cenlral, wiD Constitution, as recently · with Dr. Alplws R. Chris· college campus on Saturday, eo> on BY GEORGE SOMERVILLE will ·be released in this and the of the Commission of CoUeges visit the campus Ill J811118r7 or ed, was finaDy passed in an all- tensen, president of Rio Grande Jan. 21. ' lOY_,_ "What's Happening?" Is a next few columns. Today's "Dis- and Universities, and for the February, 196'1 and wiD lben campus election. will appear. Final advising and reglstra- Ja.,.sOn question f'requently heard on cover Rio Grande College" re- past three years has been a, judge on these above proposals That night a dorm Saturday, Jan. 7 is the date lion for the winter wiD ,b' tveDIJII college campuses these days. >eals an up-11>-date report on member or North Central's 1 made by Pres. Cbrlstensen. Jf was held in the halls of entrance examinations for fu- be held by schedule on Friday, /8 a.m. • 12 Recently Dr. Alpbua R. Chris- Rio's drive toward acq-edJta. lklard of Trustees. 1Dr. Greshan feels that tbese Residence Hall. A group ;ure terms and for the Jan. 7:1 and Saturday, Jan. 28. Hall 011 tensen, president of Rio Graode lion. eight I four goals actually eover the campus musicians formed a Elaminatlon. 1 ef • te the College, was asked this same Dr. Christensen was asked, ~ """:ted N th Ceo- most crucial wealmi!Siell, and new group, the "Don's," to pro. Finals for first semester clao- 11 YOU CAN SAVE MONEY · nuestion in an Interview for ''Ho~ does Rio Grande stand :ro a~redita. if the proposed action cited a- vide live entertainment. The ses will be given Mooday, Jan. this column and fw the now m Its goal toward accrec!iCbrlstensen lnted out hove In the area or these four dance was so successful that [,-........;;;;;;ii;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;i;iiii-; !\) •·smoke Signals," Rio's cam- talion?" He 8Jl8Wered by poiJll,. an eight po being goals will be sufflcleut, then it the men of Haning will plan anpus newspaper. President Cbrlo- iDg out thai Rio is working with cleared are now is possible that Rio Grande other in January . t•nsen answered questions Ill Dr. Perry Greshan, presldeot up. CoUege will DO! try for accred- The Davis Library is open three general areas: accredit&- or Bethany College, Wheeling, He further stated that "there · itallon again unW It is 11111'8 It daily during the Christmas hoi· free Delivery n:J:sss4 lion, campus growth and devel- W. Va. Greshan has been a are four of these weaknesses will receive it. idays from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p. opment, and Rio's Image and key official In the North Ceo- that are the most crucial" and The next Ume you read of m. A Xerox copier is available Size eROOFJNG eLUMBER Ira! ABsoclation o1 Colleges and thai If ac11on Is soon taken In Rio Grande College being con- for public use at a minimal 11 to 3 pr. ePAINTS eDOORS --------these fOlD' areas, Rio may be sidered for accreditation by the charge of 10 cents per mpy. Daileysli:ntertain ready to try agaiD for accredi- North Central A•aoclalloa at is located in the basement SUPPLIES eWINDOWS At F il D' taUon in late 196'1. its annual meeting, rest assured the library. ePiumbing SUF'P ePLYWO.O D - --Mr ~ ~n"; Dail Next 111 the interview, Pres. that Rio will be granted mem- Denny's Restaurant continues ePANELING eHEATING · . . · ver ~ Christensen was asked what bersllip. From that date oo, and to support Rio's Redmen Holzer Hospital: Visiting din- action be felt woold be neceshours 2-4 and Nl p.m. Parents ~er ~ 1 a e ome, sary with regard to tbese four 1 only on Pediatrics Wanl. ' : ·1 M and Mrs weaknesses before the attempt - .~.. ' Admissions . How::' D:;re a!;d Br · ean be made. He 8D8Wered by ~··I I ·. Mrs._ Anna Mae Browmng, and Kevin ofeyMiddl r t 7 citing the weaknesses and neol24 Third Ave.; IJnda L. Hoff· epo ' · essary action as foUows: man, 136 State St.; Paul M. and Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt lA) - One of the four goals d 1096 SunseI Dr.,' ...,. ''- and. Randy c''l'ff l or, Mr Jandk Becl<y, Kll Pomef Co- is toobtaio Increased f'maIICI'al 0 da J. Maynard, 342 Spruce St.; ~ . s.od :. ~ ~ Do and support from a Mrs. Elizabeth A. ' Hamrick; Daile~·.::d B. j , and S:~ n variety of publics served by 525 Magnolia Dr.; Mrs. Robert Chilli the College. L. Hodges, RL 2 Gallipolis; 1-Yco · Christensen stated that RIo ronda D. Stone, Northup; Kenneeds "to raise one-half milneth R. Gardner, Gallipolis Fer- Luclcelli:ntertain lion dollars from sources outry; Robert E. Fruth, Rt 1 Pl. ' O Ch . D side the institution in this fiscal Pleasant; Michael J. Brown, n riStiiUJI ay year eoding May 31, 1967, not Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lucke just as general operating expenCox, Pl Pleasant; Mrs. Ethel en~rtained a group of re~tives ses, but as 1 eapltal gilt." L. Putney, Pl. Pleasant; Den- Chrlsbnas at their home m Sy, (B) _ A secood goal i· nis L. Hart, RL I Racine; racuse. develop more reallslic ar James L. Spencer, Rl. 1 Ra- Guests were Mrs. Frank Ste- ic planning. cine; David S. Heaton, Rt. 3 wart, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. The President state that Pomeroy; Fae K. Riebel, Porn- ruhton Say_re, Fairborn; Mr. with regard t.l this weaxness, eroy; George L. Sauer, Middle- and Mrs. Bill Hannas and Mrs. •·we need to continue to lighteD port: Mrs. Wyatt E. Radford, Ray Hickson, Columbus; and up the curriculum as we have Ht. 1 Pomeroy; Wilbur Nap- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ste~art in the past few years." per, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Frank R. and son, Jerry and Mrs. Lmd~ (C) _ The third goal Is to Beach, Middleport; Fred S. Barley and Gregory and ChriS improve physical education fa).: PIIgh, Jackson; Harry E. Galli- of St. Albans, W. Va. cilities at Rio. her, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Altna Here Christensen pointed out S. Brown, Ironton; Mrs. Mel· TURKEY DINNER GIVEN that "it will be eecessary to vin Bowman, Rt. I Pedro; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eicbing- have our new physical educa· E10est F. Knight, Rl 2 Wheel- er entertained with a turkey lion building under eonstru.ctlon ersburg; Gary L. Joseph, Rt. dinner Christmas at their at the time of the next VISIIa1 Ironton; Kimberly A. Davis, home, Mulberry Heighls. Guesta ~~n by a N~ Central exam, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Danny C. Hub- were Mr. and Mrs. David Me- mmg team. bard, Rl. 4 Oak Hill; The Rev. Ghee, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. !D) - Finally, the fourth Clyde A. Walters, Wellston; Paul Eichinger and Paula J1UH1 major goal Is to improve Joseph C. Miller, Jr., Ravens- and Tamara and Mr. and Mrs. Rio's scieqte facilities .. wood ; Mrs. Paul H. Shaner, Max Eichinger and Becky of Pres. Christensen said that Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Cindy Lou Har- Pomeroy. "by the time of the next vlsltarison, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Lewwhich could be as early 81 is Holberg, Rt. 2 Oak IIIII; 1967, we will bave to know Mrs Carroll D. Downard, Well· we are going to build our ston. 'I science building." Birth• . _ _ .- · _ It was revealed at a recent Mrs. Richard Speirs, 106 First Gauge nadlnga: Gallipolis student body convocation that k;r., son, ll:JO p.m. Monday; Dam 11.9, 13.6, running 6 feet Mrs. Robert Langhorne, 346'h on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 21., Third Ave., daughter, 2:25 a. 110, PL Pieasant ·23.86, Hinton m. Tuesday. lu3, Kanawha Falls 3.98, Char, Diocbarged l1eston 18.95. London, Marmet CINCINNATI <UP!) - Live· Barry L. Fellure, Mrs. aod Winfield dams were on the I stock: les Masters, Carl D. Spriegel, sill• Cattle 1,400, calves 125; steer!> Paul A. Wallace, Shawna K. I Movements: and. heifers mod~rately active, Lewis, Mrs. Charles w. Durst Oblo River _ Esso Pennsyl- chm~ fully 50 higher :-v'th ex· and Infant son. . d •p cepllon of steers we1ghmg over . . vama own 12' 6.30 a.m.' o1• 1150 Jbs, which were only ly R. down 13, 3 a.m.; Orco steady, good and below steers :down H, 6 a.m.; John J. Rowe and heifers steady to 50 highup 14, 6:30 a.m.; Susan Lane er, cows active, 75 to 1 higher, up 15, 6:35 a.m.; Irene Chohn bulls fully steady; choice 95(1. up 16, 4:25 a.m.; Jefferson up 1150 lb steers 24.50-25, one lot 17, 7:40 a.m.; Franklin Pierce 25 _25 , package 1300 lb 24, mixed down 18, 6:05 a.m.; HameU good and choice 24-24.50, good M. down 18, 6:30 a.m. ; Robert 1100-1200 Jb 22-24.25, standard to Reed down 18, 7 a.m.; ~ low good 21·22.50, cboice 750-900 CAMBRIDGE, Ohio !UP)) - City down 23, 3:45 a.m.; Bessie lb heifers 23.50-24, one lot 750 Wilbur Berg of Cambridge was Walker up Greenup 4:10 p.m.; lb 24.25, mlled good and cboice expected to be arraliJled for Eastern down Greenup 9:4$ p. . good 600-900 lb 21.50-23, first degree murder today for m.; H. E. Bowles up Green- staodard to low good 211-21.50, the shooting death of hia ex- up 12:115 a.m. ; Beaver dowo cows 14-18; bulls 19.50-22.50; wife's husband. Greenup 5:30 a.m.; Tibolt up steady to I lower, high Sheriff Andrew H. Beros and Greenup 6:15 a.m.; J. S. Lewis cbolce and prime 38-40, cboice PLUS FED. TAX a deputy, acting on a tip, ar· down Greenup 6:50 a.m.; Jloc. 3S-37, good ~. staodard dowo TRADE IN r~ted Berg at the Zanesville K down Meldahl 3:15 p.m.; to 20, few standard to good 300bus terminal TuesdliJ,DI&Irt and Elisba Woods up Meldahl 9:40 350 lb slaughter calves 20-24 . returned him to the Guernsey p.m.; Miss Susan up Meldahl Hogs, 2500; harrows and gilts County Jail here. 11:30 p.m.; Frieberger up Mel- very slow, 25-50 lower; sows Witnesses said Berg shot , dahl 12:40 a.m.; Philip Sporn slow, about steady; 1-3 100-220 Robert Hoover Stukey, 37, of Iup Meldabl 3:30a.m.; ValvoUne lb barrows and gilts 21-21.25, During This Sale If We Are Too Busy To Make Installation- You Can Carry Them Out, Come Back Later. Beech Grove, Ind., Sunday : down Meldahl 4:4$ a.m. 220-240 lb 20.50-21, 2-3 240-270 lb night at the borne of Mrs. Stuk- ~~~~ Dam _ L. Fiore 18.7>-20.50, one lot No. 3 325 lb ey's daughter. down 4:45 p.m.; Reliable up 16, 1-3 ~ lb sows ~4-15, 3DURING THIS SALE A maohunt went out for Berg, 7:10 p.m.; OVEC aod Cha~les 3 ~ lb 13.51-14.50, 41, who apparently fled 1 he Stevenson ur 9:15 p.m.; Steel steady to 25 lower 13-15. PRICE IN LIEU area and was believed en route Ranger up 11:30 p.m.; Tital Sbeep, 300; slaughter lambs OF TRADE IN PLUS from Columbus to 1camhrtdge down 1,25 a.m.; Jeffboat down . 1115 I~ active, lully 50 ON CAR , when he was arrested. a.m.; Defeuder up a. blgber, beav1er welglrts very : 1 55 3 30 EACH IHCLUDING WEIGHTS · . ; B Dow, barely steady, slaughter 3 m.; Pstwneter udp ·55 a .m •• ewes steady; one lot choice and eye a e own 4:45 a.m.' prime 90 Jb shorn slaughter Ben McCool down 8 a.m.; A. lambs with No. 3 pelts 23.50, D. Haines li down 8:30 a.m. cbofce and prime 80-1115 lb Kanawba River Solvay wooled slaughter lambs 23-23.50, down London 4 a.m.; Mounlaln good and cbolce 20.50-23, cbolce COLUMBUS <lJPI) - John State down Marmet 5:40 p.m.; and prime 1111·120 lb 21·22.50, Hyde Dunlap, 81, a Plckaway 0. F. Shearer down Mar~et good and cbofce 18-21, 120-130 lb County farmer and sportsman, 1:55 a.m.; Allen R. , MernU 1•18, cuU to good Bhora ewes For ANY PASSENGER SIZE today was named national wild: down Winfield 6:10 p.m.; !HI. ANY TREAD IN STOC.K life co0servatlonlst of Ui66. les K. up Winfield 8:25 ~.m.; fl;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiOiiiOii;o;;;;iiii=President Johnson Is scbed- TallllllJ' White down Wltlfteld PLUS TAX andRECAPPABLE TIRE HEADQUARTERS uled to present the award Jaa 12:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas 24 at the President's €ooserva· down Winfteld 2:15 a.m.; Na· Uon Acblevement program tional down Winfield 6:10 ' a.m . ceremonies at Wallblngtoll. Mrs. For The Whole Family Dunlap will IOlDIIlp8DJ ber In 1913, East Germany , husband to WlllhlngtGII for lhe proposed to the ~lies tliat ao 99 presentation. arrangement be lliade whereby PRICES BEGIN _ • DunlaR, 1 levenlb pneratlon Weet Berliners could visit the PHONE 992,2101 POMEROY, OHIO 7()0 E. MAIN ST. farmer 11 Wllllam&piJrt,' bu a · Colruiiunlst sector uoder certain long career In COIIII!rv&lloo . . .. COIIIIIUons, willlout spelllng oUt . ls know~ as Ohio's ou181andJna·~'whal they were. A. jlarllal Mlddl'll'rt, O; Wlllei'VB~OIIIst.. ..... -- . ap-eement was reached la~r. ~-.__..,_ _ _ _ 1..._ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.....__,_ _._ _ _ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _...;,_ _ _ _ _ _;.,il!-....,.....~~'!illll • campu sGrowthAnd Acereditation, DeveIopment HighrIg hts Scene At Coliege dDct 12le recent ~ that we had failQd to receive a federal grant to )~lp . finance lhe pbyaleal fllilcalkll bulldiDg, one new plan under CODIIderalion iB a "marriage" o1 tbe pro- years, all Rio craduates will be d - ~sci':e~~es.edueation ·~=. .... :.U mOS:ylllg :J::• eMiddii part •Choohln BAKER fURNITURE - HOGG & ZUSP . MATERIALS COMPANr GIRLS lOAFERS Sj-99 =t Hospital News ROUSH SHOE STORE ente~~th :~ut .::foFr~a;.r;;etr:;;;:;oa~c~tlv~e~p~erl;;;;;od~o~f~fi~ve~pl~ay~ed;;_;in~th~e~Pl~.~P;le:•s~an:t~Ro-~~~:; ... .............. .. ..... {[S fA~Tt\8~1908/ \TS OuR·~ I OPEN NEW YEARS DAY 10 1o 6:00P.M. SMOKED Ohio Teams Split In Tourneys Boston Butt ROAST PICNIC HAMS By Ualletl PnlslnlernaUonal Philadelphia to the Granite City ] Tournament action starling ent!J straight 'VIctory behind SOblo'o tournament . minded Classic in Minnesota. tomghe includes Kent State at foot-9 IO(lhomore Chris Thomcollep quiDtetl split Tuesday In the looe non-tournament , Arkansas State; the Muskingum , forde who acored _211 point&. night, action, Utah State blasted Xa-1tilt witb four Obio teams; ~ ~ BG stayed With Prinoeton Three teaiDI woo and three I vier 107-88 despite the 27-point Mount Umoo tourney w1tb Hi· most of tbe first bsU but tbe IDs! 1n action ranging from the performance of Bob Quick. ram and Mount Union; !be T'Igen ftnally went In !root t.l Quaker City Tournement at Teammate Luther Tackley got Woosler tournament, and the stay at 39-37 with 2:28 left In 25. The Utes led 5&-40 at half- PL Pleasant, W. Va., lilt with the half. Tbe New Jereey club lime. Cedarville and Rio Grande eo- ' stood 50-42 at lntermiBslon and Still not satisfied with Tues· tcred. Iptled up a eu5 lead with 1:113 day night, the state's quinlet!3 Pr!leeton &Us lefl take another go at the touma- The blgbligbt of Tuesday ac· Walt Patkowsld scored 17 or ment circuit tonight. In addi- tion was Princeton's win over his 21 points In the first half to Uon to the five Ults involvlllg Uowling Green on the Quaker keep the Falcona In eontentloo. Ohio clubs Tuesday, five more City Classic at Philadelphia. It was lhe third loss again!l will get underway tonight. The Tigers rolled to their sev- lOIII' victories for tbe Obloana. c I lb. c lb. -4 ! FRYERS 1 .Sports Briefs SUCED PORK SHOULDER - 1 I c WHOLE I' lb. NEW YORK (UP!) - Jornny !{,land of the SL Lcuis Carc1nals, a coliegiate defensive •pecmlist who became a versatile offensive star in his first year as a pro, today was namaJU3 3 0 Port Huron 15 13 3 33 ed Rookie or the Year in the Fort Wayne 16 15 0 3Z 1\ational Football League by 1 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The 22od renewal of the Gator Des MCIInel 15 13 1 31 United Preaa lnternattonal. I Wasoail Bowl Mixer [ classic will find the Orange- Muskegoo 14 18 0 28 The 21-year-<IId halfback from Egud, friends, we have sev- men upset.Ung the dope bucket Columbus 11 22 0 Z2 MisBouri was a runaway choice eral tasty tidbits for you this 1 as lhey double the score on Tllesday's Resnlts in the balloting conducled by New Year's weekend. !Tennessee'• Vols. Watch r 0 r IDayton 10 Columbus 4 three sportswriters from each As usual lhe Bowl Commit-!Floyd Little and Larry Csonka Toni~'I Scbedul~ NFL city as he pulled down 22 lees have arranged some excel- 1 tr. lead the infantry .charge as · Fort Wayne at Des Momes ~oles to far outdistance line· lent a~trac lions featuring no Syrucuse racl:s up Its eighth ftlmdap'l Schedule backer Tommy Nobis. tess than six of the nation's top ; straight victory - hak·kaUI Port Huron at Muskegon ten collegiate powers - AlabaCO'ITON BOWL NEW YORK (UP]) - Sa n·rna, Nebraska, Georgia, GeorDe 31 Dalla T 1 ' ens Friiicisco's Rick Barry keeps Igia Tech, Southern Methodist ': ' U .;,__ scoring at will and Philadel· and Purdue. After an exilaus- 'I GeDeorgs'"t 2lt, thlsS.M.UI. u., MDan-al- lJiimUD · · · d 1 th mn re1 coumns bla W~ L._~ Chamberlam . keeps tivekstu y o f ethstrengths tlaod Ilas correspo~dent, dolelully re......,. a little of everythmg as wea nesses o e compe ng h h meto M tan the two stars collllnue their elevends, The_ Hoople h Sy,tem j ~~;ltsfa~ ea ~tUe ;;::rt ~s the~ Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, M~~· dllll for individual honors in " rea y to gm you t e author- ; b 1 1 'th G , BoUd IMrs. Roberta Youne, cu•...,., · t. . f · the National Basketball Asso- 1't a"" nrecast - an d be pre- Loa tke1WI Co eorgla h v· s Dool ogs. , spent several days at Chari&. ciatlon pared for several surpnses - !b o or ac ml ce nd they s 'r ton Helgbta W Va bwere · · . har ru h' oys to score ear y a en • · ., r : Aeconling to NBA statistics · mp · Ilight off the spirited Mustang they visited at the home o released today, Barry is runGATO!t BOWL cha r e State Trooper G. R. Young. Ding away with scoring honors. Dec. 31, Jacksonville, Fla. g· ] : His 80 points last week gave Syracnoe 2:%, Tenneo•ee 11. SUGAR BOWL Mr. aod Mrs. R. J. :rotman Fresh Crisp him 1280 for the season through ~ - Jan. 2, New Orleans, La. of South Charleston \1s1ted reSIIIday games for an average tract ~>ith the New York Mets Nebraska 17, Alabama 16. cently with Mrs. Sarah Foster of ~-7 [I«' game. for a reported $50,000. IThe big game of the day! The and with BID and George ZU8<.!, Boyer who aamitted •I a big upset of the day! Vas, pan and their families. ~QJNNATI UP!)- The ncws c~nference that 0. was ifriends, tltat's the way it's go- Mrs. R. T. Blessing returned ClnciDDati Royals know bow 10 takrng a cui in salury, still re- mg to be at 6th-ranked Nebras- home on Sunday after spending . wm Without causmg ulcers. rr.aincd the Mets' highe" pe.d ' k~ shades unbeaten and 3rd - ~ several daya at the home of The Rovals went on a 17-1 player · ·Mets · Presideot ,.g 1 c~led Alabama To. her daughte r and son-m. law , Bush's Sour . . • . · 8 ,-.. . f . by h one pmnt. ~-. scormg tear early m the sec- Devine said. ye of httle ait ' rcmemuer II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannum ODd quarter and had UtUe trou· The 3.\-year-old athi•'lc. en- was the Hoople SyYtem which j M Alto ble thereafter in doW11ing tbe tering his second season as a 1ave you Oklahoma to knock Iat I. · Detroit Pistons 131·123 in the member of the New Yo: k Nebraska from the undefeated Mr. aod Mrs. Philip Werry . National Besketball Association National•, reportedly carn.,J ranks on Turkey Day - urn • and sons of Pomeroy spent · Tuesday night. between $62.000 and $65,000 I'Is!. kumph 1 Christmas visiting with her >eason. ROSE BO'WL . molher, Mrs. Helen Stewart NEW YORK (UP() - Cinrin.Jan. 2, Paoadena, Calif. aod family. nati's Osca~ Roberl~on IS tht•d SPOK.\NE, Wash. (UP!r .- Purdue 32, So. Calif. 17. T'te Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fentoo in the NatiOnal Ba.,;elball A,. '111e PrltRburg~ Ptrates con"d·IIalcnted right arm and flymg I d d hte f s 'thf ld 1 0 · sociatlon statistics released to er Maury Wills such an impur· feet of Purdue's Bob Gries• an aug Crh mEl 10 • 1 · · . ' 1 Ohio, spent riYtmas day. tant new add1t1on to their clnb , will prove too much for under- . 1 II th · t th ve h a The "Bi•, 0" has 009 i'Oinls that ~uenera • I Manager J o e manned Southern am y dgaMermg Calilornia. I a M J a h eL' horne · 01 in 28 games for ll 2111 a\'~r- Brown plans to come to Spok- Thev made the season two · r · an rs. osep 18 m age. San Fra11cisco's K1ck Bilr- ane in mid-Junuary to si~n t~c p,:1~r.s too lnng for the Trojans, Mason. ry leads the circu11 wilh 1.2l!O ] r.eppe·y infielder. , who suffered a hum iliating 5HI' ~'ollowing dinner at the Lish ! Ma]Of • Sees NebraSk3 0UStmg • 'B Ffrom R nks £Unheaten c lb. Jatenalleaal lltckey Leap@ By Ualted Prelo International St811dfnp Team .. .. .. ·W L T I'll Dayton II 41 1 37 Toledo 17 13 1 35 t:" • 8OWI uQZtng I SUGAR 5 1 DOUBLE COLA- persona) 16oz. Bot. •• ''".• Boai I With lhe Purch... OfAccusro Killer Planned I Folgers CABBAGE ··lb. KRAUT~ .. 1 J I OIIANGE BOWL Mr. Fred Porter nf Spring- 1 Jon. 2, Mtamt, Fla. 1 field. OhiO visited during the : Ger.rAe Tech 35. Florida ~2 . holidays with Mr. and M r s. l The Florida Galors' first trip Ralph Warner. to the Orange Bowl promise ..; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stewart, l to he an unl1appy on e. Wakh Mr . and Mrs. William Persingwr the Rambl in' Wrerk from cr. Johnny and Carlene. Mrs. ! Genrgia Tech tu make a wrP ck Helen Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil-] move a damaged lateral car:i- : of tile Florida forres Jed oy 'p Smith, opent Christma• with - Farmer Dunlap To be Honored 1 . 1 I er Tuesday signed his 1961 con- I ot 7:30 a.m. EST. w1nner St eve Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall in 'Spurrier - ha k.-kafft 1New Haven. Sale Umitad To Present Stock and Time Stated Above, So Come In E•ly, No lay by, First Come First Senllll SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m. Co~nltr (Formerly Evans Super Market) Mill end Second Sta. PHONE: 992.34~ "We Reserve The Right To Lillilt QuanUUe.e" RECAPS R.UBBER FOOTWEAR • 1 ST. LOUIS IUPU - Ken R'"'Y . !agt> from Na rnath 's right knee 1-leisman Troph' uct; YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD - - - -- !Il l TIRES INSTAUEO WHEELS BALANCED DURING THIS SALE · ...... · points while Phil<lrlr·lph,:t·s Wi lt The Pirates a<.:quircd Wilb, lhr~shin~~: <Jt the hands of No- home Santa Claus made a per- ' Cham 1wrla in is ser :nd w1t !•' the all-timf•lJ;m:-s l ca iJng cham-ltre 0 .. 111e in !heir last outing sonal ' appearance. ·~ 843 points. ! pion, from the Los An~ P ;cs nnrl now must fare the rugg:ed t RohP.rt:-on. \VhO has \)l:Jvf"'\j ' Dodgers during th e wint.cr h<J "('- BotlPrmakers without the serv- I Miss J(ISSie Thomas or Char"rven. fewer ~ameg than t~,e ball ;-1wefin~s in e:<change f,,r 1rt•-; of ntnl' junior rnllt'ge trH~s- \ leston, ~pent. Christmas with I .. r~ star. 1"•<::-. :-,•·ut •·d on I)· .y'l l tlmd I : 1:~ emnn Bnh !1.1ilcv m:d lf'r" who have b~·en dt>c lared m-· her Slster.tn-law, Mrs. Glad11 ys Thomas. f(•wer point~tilg1ble j 1slmrlst.op Gene Michael. · I Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons·· Rayons • i NEW YORK iUPI )- John NEW YORK iUPlt - J, p H'avlir£'k, wiH1 G73 poin t~ frJr I 1\/amJ~II, t.he $400 ,Hil0 quctrtr•tthe Buslon Celtics, is nmtll back (1 ! tht> \jew York Jets, wa~ the NAtlonal Ba!llketbal! A '>~od- . ~ched ulcd to undeq!;r; kner. suration stali stics revE'Jif-:1 todcy. gery th1s morning. He played for Ohir St;Jte Urn· [ Dr. James Nicholas woo to \lersity. perform the operation to ~-~. $ All For The Same Low, Low Price 1-lb. can POP CORN----21b. 1 In Our Warehouse Tubeless- Tube Type COFFEE 300 con SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS AT 12:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 -THE END OF OUR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 Any l Passenger Tires Arraignment MILK----!gal. 1 Is OHering You One Last Opportunity This Year To Buy TII'H At Real Bargain Prices. Cbar·i Sealtest 1 RIZER OIL CO. Stock Market loaves Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 STOCK REDUCTION SALE •• WAREHOUSE SALE •· ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ···· PRE-INVENTORY SALE CALL IT WHAT YOU WILL - BUT River News BREAD····- .,. ...,. semester: CLOSIIT THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOURHOMI ''FlEXSTEEl'' cAxles ' •' best man 1miii!Biiers \fel'e !of. aa!MI!' le8lll l1lli1 I ' lltllifei! 1 er Klein and Steve Lane. tree. Ice cream, caP and Carolyn Buckley Becomes BrIJe . 01 Pvt. John Klein on Christmas •, lit ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ,;·;.....____________,_________________________..! $1 Till. SHOE lOX RIZER OIL CO. 1 10 5 �\ ,, ' I ' ' Senttllet; f'ollleroY.Middlsport, o.• Deo. Ill, 1968 Miss Carolyn B1dle.J, daqho lllllD llrwllen. w of Mr. and Mra. 'nUim Mra. Tom Lane, malrOn o1 Buckley, Middleport, beeaf!Ie honor, wore 1 white alreet the bride of Pvt. John Klem, lencth dreas, and the bridesFL Gordon, Ga., SGil or Mr. maids, Mlaa Karen Faulk, a aud Mrs. Clifford Klein, Laurel powder blue ll,l'lon; Miss MyrCliff, Chrislmas Eve at t h e lie Faulk, a pint taffeta and Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mlaa Sandra Buckley, or cllureh. lbe bride, a pale green ll,}'lDn The Rev. Eu«011e Gill read dress. Tbe jnnfor bridesmaids, the vows o1 tbe double ring Miss · Belinda Friend, wore pll* ceremoll,}' at 7 p.m. before an and e. Barbara KreiD, tur, altar decorated with red and quoise dressea. wltite poinsettias. Mr. Tom Lane served as Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. f;;;;;;;;;;;iOiiiOii;;;;ii;;;;iiiOiiiiiiiOii-; Gerald PWI!ns, pianist, played, "I Would Be Ttue," and Mrs. Harry Clark, soloist, sana. "Ob Promise Me." ' Fine UpholsteNd Given In marriage by ber uncle, Mr. Nathaniel M<Cumber, the bride wore a wblte wallz length gown of lace over tan.ta. Her shoulder leiiglb veil of nyiCII net edged in lace was laeld In place by a CI'OIID or seed pearls. She carried 1 bouquet Mlddltport, o. of white cama!ICIIII with wltite "''1teadin', sJsier •I· II •(rH' ~~ ,1 o I -'n '1\gar ,!~ B~~m=-~ "':fb dreas o1 1'81180CID red pd b1Ja accessories and Mrs. Klelaa two piece turquoise blue 111111 witb black accessories. Following the L-ttenaiDy, a reception waa held Ill lite ree. realion room of tbe panonage wblcb was decorated with a = tilt were UI'Yed tD UJNClB AID WASRlNG'I'ON CUP!) -The au•eal1Dl61t p11111 tD l!lllllanU· dan..,.. roo,! to IICIJid blllcll lllJ JDmm Ill af prc181'1111S durlnC 121e 1111 bllf ol the euuent ldlaal ,_, ·--· -- FREE DELIVERY eChoshr •Ricin• es,ncuo. SOFAS-OIAIRS I· D,'lSCOVer ruu ~!- G cJ C 11 ran e 0 ege Tournament 011 Dee. fl ~D~al~Jy~Se~nti~nel.~~~~~~~~~~~7 able to say that they graduated 28. The restaurant, located 'l1llll'l!dll)' ~ It lleciill ..... "..from a lully accredited illsllll>- acroN ·from lhe main eamJRII, 16 through btfak ~lion of bllher leamlng In lhe Is dlsbibutlng match&ooks Inllellleller ., .. hills of ooutheastern Oblo. scribed witb "We Support then with cl~ lor ~ tiGil , RJI ,. . Rio Graode Redmen." beginn!Jig OD ~· ·f:ICN - ~· . I • ~-~ On WedAesday, Dec. 14 In..:-=•• the Tbea:-CT test will be .tJ111D: .,., ...... "Interview Wllb President public relations. Secondary Schools for many Dr. Greshan, Rio's coo.su1t- propooed new Student !leCOnd part of a recent inter. · to late enterers on tile 1mester•. Chrlsleosen" - Part Oue The results of the Interview years. He has been Chainnan ant from North Cenlral, wiD Constitution, as recently · with Dr. Alplws R. Chris· college campus on Saturday, eo> on BY GEORGE SOMERVILLE will ·be released in this and the of the Commission of CoUeges visit the campus Ill J811118r7 or ed, was finaDy passed in an all- tensen, president of Rio Grande Jan. 21. ' lOY_,_ "What's Happening?" Is a next few columns. Today's "Dis- and Universities, and for the February, 196'1 and wiD lben campus election. will appear. Final advising and reglstra- Ja.,.sOn question f'requently heard on cover Rio Grande College" re- past three years has been a, judge on these above proposals That night a dorm Saturday, Jan. 7 is the date lion for the winter wiD ,b' tveDIJII college campuses these days. >eals an up-11>-date report on member or North Central's 1 made by Pres. Cbrlstensen. Jf was held in the halls of entrance examinations for fu- be held by schedule on Friday, /8 a.m. • 12 Recently Dr. Alpbua R. Chris- Rio's drive toward acq-edJta. lklard of Trustees. 1Dr. Greshan feels that tbese Residence Hall. A group ;ure terms and for the Jan. 7:1 and Saturday, Jan. 28. Hall 011 tensen, president of Rio Graode lion. eight I four goals actually eover the campus musicians formed a Elaminatlon. 1 ef • te the College, was asked this same Dr. Christensen was asked, ~ """:ted N th Ceo- most crucial wealmi!Siell, and new group, the "Don's," to pro. Finals for first semester clao- 11 YOU CAN SAVE MONEY · nuestion in an Interview for ''Ho~ does Rio Grande stand :ro a~redita. if the proposed action cited a- vide live entertainment. The ses will be given Mooday, Jan. this column and fw the now m Its goal toward accrec!iCbrlstensen lnted out hove In the area or these four dance was so successful that [,-........;;;;;;ii;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;i;iiii-; !\) •·smoke Signals," Rio's cam- talion?" He 8Jl8Wered by poiJll,. an eight po being goals will be sufflcleut, then it the men of Haning will plan anpus newspaper. President Cbrlo- iDg out thai Rio is working with cleared are now is possible that Rio Grande other in January . t•nsen answered questions Ill Dr. Perry Greshan, presldeot up. CoUege will DO! try for accred- The Davis Library is open three general areas: accredit&- or Bethany College, Wheeling, He further stated that "there · itallon again unW It is 11111'8 It daily during the Christmas hoi· free Delivery n:J:sss4 lion, campus growth and devel- W. Va. Greshan has been a are four of these weaknesses will receive it. idays from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p. opment, and Rio's Image and key official In the North Ceo- that are the most crucial" and The next Ume you read of m. A Xerox copier is available Size eROOFJNG eLUMBER Ira! ABsoclation o1 Colleges and thai If ac11on Is soon taken In Rio Grande College being con- for public use at a minimal 11 to 3 pr. ePAINTS eDOORS --------these fOlD' areas, Rio may be sidered for accreditation by the charge of 10 cents per mpy. Daileysli:ntertain ready to try agaiD for accredi- North Central A•aoclalloa at is located in the basement SUPPLIES eWINDOWS At F il D' taUon in late 196'1. its annual meeting, rest assured the library. ePiumbing SUF'P ePLYWO.O D - --Mr ~ ~n"; Dail Next 111 the interview, Pres. that Rio will be granted mem- Denny's Restaurant continues ePANELING eHEATING · . . · ver ~ Christensen was asked what bersllip. From that date oo, and to support Rio's Redmen Holzer Hospital: Visiting din- action be felt woold be neceshours 2-4 and Nl p.m. Parents ~er ~ 1 a e ome, sary with regard to tbese four 1 only on Pediatrics Wanl. ' : ·1 M and Mrs weaknesses before the attempt - .~.. ' Admissions . How::' D:;re a!;d Br · ean be made. He 8D8Wered by ~··I I ·. Mrs._ Anna Mae Browmng, and Kevin ofeyMiddl r t 7 citing the weaknesses and neol24 Third Ave.; IJnda L. Hoff· epo ' · essary action as foUows: man, 136 State St.; Paul M. and Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt lA) - One of the four goals d 1096 SunseI Dr.,' ...,. ''- and. Randy c''l'ff l or, Mr Jandk Becl<y, Kll Pomef Co- is toobtaio Increased f'maIICI'al 0 da J. Maynard, 342 Spruce St.; ~ . s.od :. ~ ~ Do and support from a Mrs. Elizabeth A. ' Hamrick; Daile~·.::d B. j , and S:~ n variety of publics served by 525 Magnolia Dr.; Mrs. Robert Chilli the College. L. Hodges, RL 2 Gallipolis; 1-Yco · Christensen stated that RIo ronda D. Stone, Northup; Kenneeds "to raise one-half milneth R. Gardner, Gallipolis Fer- Luclcelli:ntertain lion dollars from sources outry; Robert E. Fruth, Rt 1 Pl. ' O Ch . D side the institution in this fiscal Pleasant; Michael J. Brown, n riStiiUJI ay year eoding May 31, 1967, not Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lucke just as general operating expenCox, Pl Pleasant; Mrs. Ethel en~rtained a group of re~tives ses, but as 1 eapltal gilt." L. Putney, Pl. Pleasant; Den- Chrlsbnas at their home m Sy, (B) _ A secood goal i· nis L. Hart, RL I Racine; racuse. develop more reallslic ar James L. Spencer, Rl. 1 Ra- Guests were Mrs. Frank Ste- ic planning. cine; David S. Heaton, Rt. 3 wart, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. The President state that Pomeroy; Fae K. Riebel, Porn- ruhton Say_re, Fairborn; Mr. with regard t.l this weaxness, eroy; George L. Sauer, Middle- and Mrs. Bill Hannas and Mrs. •·we need to continue to lighteD port: Mrs. Wyatt E. Radford, Ray Hickson, Columbus; and up the curriculum as we have Ht. 1 Pomeroy; Wilbur Nap- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ste~art in the past few years." per, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Frank R. and son, Jerry and Mrs. Lmd~ (C) _ The third goal Is to Beach, Middleport; Fred S. Barley and Gregory and ChriS improve physical education fa).: PIIgh, Jackson; Harry E. Galli- of St. Albans, W. Va. cilities at Rio. her, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Altna Here Christensen pointed out S. Brown, Ironton; Mrs. Mel· TURKEY DINNER GIVEN that "it will be eecessary to vin Bowman, Rt. I Pedro; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eicbing- have our new physical educa· E10est F. Knight, Rl 2 Wheel- er entertained with a turkey lion building under eonstru.ctlon ersburg; Gary L. Joseph, Rt. dinner Christmas at their at the time of the next VISIIa1 Ironton; Kimberly A. Davis, home, Mulberry Heighls. Guesta ~~n by a N~ Central exam, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Danny C. Hub- were Mr. and Mrs. David Me- mmg team. bard, Rl. 4 Oak Hill; The Rev. Ghee, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. !D) - Finally, the fourth Clyde A. Walters, Wellston; Paul Eichinger and Paula J1UH1 major goal Is to improve Joseph C. Miller, Jr., Ravens- and Tamara and Mr. and Mrs. Rio's scieqte facilities .. wood ; Mrs. Paul H. Shaner, Max Eichinger and Becky of Pres. Christensen said that Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Cindy Lou Har- Pomeroy. "by the time of the next vlsltarison, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Lewwhich could be as early 81 is Holberg, Rt. 2 Oak IIIII; 1967, we will bave to know Mrs Carroll D. Downard, Well· we are going to build our ston. 'I science building." Birth• . _ _ .- · _ It was revealed at a recent Mrs. Richard Speirs, 106 First Gauge nadlnga: Gallipolis student body convocation that k;r., son, ll:JO p.m. Monday; Dam 11.9, 13.6, running 6 feet Mrs. Robert Langhorne, 346'h on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 21., Third Ave., daughter, 2:25 a. 110, PL Pieasant ·23.86, Hinton m. Tuesday. lu3, Kanawha Falls 3.98, Char, Diocbarged l1eston 18.95. London, Marmet CINCINNATI <UP!) - Live· Barry L. Fellure, Mrs. aod Winfield dams were on the I stock: les Masters, Carl D. Spriegel, sill• Cattle 1,400, calves 125; steer!> Paul A. Wallace, Shawna K. I Movements: and. heifers mod~rately active, Lewis, Mrs. Charles w. Durst Oblo River _ Esso Pennsyl- chm~ fully 50 higher :-v'th ex· and Infant son. . d •p cepllon of steers we1ghmg over . . vama own 12' 6.30 a.m.' o1• 1150 Jbs, which were only ly R. down 13, 3 a.m.; Orco steady, good and below steers :down H, 6 a.m.; John J. Rowe and heifers steady to 50 highup 14, 6:30 a.m.; Susan Lane er, cows active, 75 to 1 higher, up 15, 6:35 a.m.; Irene Chohn bulls fully steady; choice 95(1. up 16, 4:25 a.m.; Jefferson up 1150 lb steers 24.50-25, one lot 17, 7:40 a.m.; Franklin Pierce 25 _25 , package 1300 lb 24, mixed down 18, 6:05 a.m.; HameU good and choice 24-24.50, good M. down 18, 6:30 a.m. ; Robert 1100-1200 Jb 22-24.25, standard to Reed down 18, 7 a.m.; ~ low good 21·22.50, cboice 750-900 CAMBRIDGE, Ohio !UP)) - City down 23, 3:45 a.m.; Bessie lb heifers 23.50-24, one lot 750 Wilbur Berg of Cambridge was Walker up Greenup 4:10 p.m.; lb 24.25, mlled good and cboice expected to be arraliJled for Eastern down Greenup 9:4$ p. . good 600-900 lb 21.50-23, first degree murder today for m.; H. E. Bowles up Green- staodard to low good 211-21.50, the shooting death of hia ex- up 12:115 a.m. ; Beaver dowo cows 14-18; bulls 19.50-22.50; wife's husband. Greenup 5:30 a.m.; Tibolt up steady to I lower, high Sheriff Andrew H. Beros and Greenup 6:15 a.m.; J. S. Lewis cbolce and prime 38-40, cboice PLUS FED. TAX a deputy, acting on a tip, ar· down Greenup 6:50 a.m.; Jloc. 3S-37, good ~. staodard dowo TRADE IN r~ted Berg at the Zanesville K down Meldahl 3:15 p.m.; to 20, few standard to good 300bus terminal TuesdliJ,DI&Irt and Elisba Woods up Meldahl 9:40 350 lb slaughter calves 20-24 . returned him to the Guernsey p.m.; Miss Susan up Meldahl Hogs, 2500; harrows and gilts County Jail here. 11:30 p.m.; Frieberger up Mel- very slow, 25-50 lower; sows Witnesses said Berg shot , dahl 12:40 a.m.; Philip Sporn slow, about steady; 1-3 100-220 Robert Hoover Stukey, 37, of Iup Meldabl 3:30a.m.; ValvoUne lb barrows and gilts 21-21.25, During This Sale If We Are Too Busy To Make Installation- You Can Carry Them Out, Come Back Later. Beech Grove, Ind., Sunday : down Meldahl 4:4$ a.m. 220-240 lb 20.50-21, 2-3 240-270 lb night at the borne of Mrs. Stuk- ~~~~ Dam _ L. Fiore 18.7>-20.50, one lot No. 3 325 lb ey's daughter. down 4:45 p.m.; Reliable up 16, 1-3 ~ lb sows ~4-15, 3DURING THIS SALE A maohunt went out for Berg, 7:10 p.m.; OVEC aod Cha~les 3 ~ lb 13.51-14.50, 41, who apparently fled 1 he Stevenson ur 9:15 p.m.; Steel steady to 25 lower 13-15. PRICE IN LIEU area and was believed en route Ranger up 11:30 p.m.; Tital Sbeep, 300; slaughter lambs OF TRADE IN PLUS from Columbus to 1camhrtdge down 1,25 a.m.; Jeffboat down . 1115 I~ active, lully 50 ON CAR , when he was arrested. a.m.; Defeuder up a. blgber, beav1er welglrts very : 1 55 3 30 EACH IHCLUDING WEIGHTS · . ; B Dow, barely steady, slaughter 3 m.; Pstwneter udp ·55 a .m •• ewes steady; one lot choice and eye a e own 4:45 a.m.' prime 90 Jb shorn slaughter Ben McCool down 8 a.m.; A. lambs with No. 3 pelts 23.50, D. Haines li down 8:30 a.m. cbofce and prime 80-1115 lb Kanawba River Solvay wooled slaughter lambs 23-23.50, down London 4 a.m.; Mounlaln good and cbolce 20.50-23, cbolce COLUMBUS <lJPI) - John State down Marmet 5:40 p.m.; and prime 1111·120 lb 21·22.50, Hyde Dunlap, 81, a Plckaway 0. F. Shearer down Mar~et good and cbofce 18-21, 120-130 lb County farmer and sportsman, 1:55 a.m.; Allen R. , MernU 1•18, cuU to good Bhora ewes For ANY PASSENGER SIZE today was named national wild: down Winfield 6:10 p.m.; !HI. ANY TREAD IN STOC.K life co0servatlonlst of Ui66. les K. up Winfield 8:25 ~.m.; fl;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiOiiiOii;o;;;;iiii=President Johnson Is scbed- TallllllJ' White down Wltlfteld PLUS TAX andRECAPPABLE TIRE HEADQUARTERS uled to present the award Jaa 12:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas 24 at the President's €ooserva· down Winfteld 2:15 a.m.; Na· Uon Acblevement program tional down Winfield 6:10 ' a.m . ceremonies at Wallblngtoll. Mrs. For The Whole Family Dunlap will IOlDIIlp8DJ ber In 1913, East Germany , husband to WlllhlngtGII for lhe proposed to the ~lies tliat ao 99 presentation. arrangement be lliade whereby PRICES BEGIN _ • DunlaR, 1 levenlb pneratlon Weet Berliners could visit the PHONE 992,2101 POMEROY, OHIO 7()0 E. MAIN ST. farmer 11 Wllllam&piJrt,' bu a · Colruiiunlst sector uoder certain long career In COIIII!rv&lloo . . .. COIIIIIUons, willlout spelllng oUt . ls know~ as Ohio's ou181andJna·~'whal they were. A. jlarllal Mlddl'll'rt, O; Wlllei'VB~OIIIst.. ..... -- . ap-eement was reached la~r. ~-.__..,_ _ _ _ 1..._ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.....__,_ _._ _ _ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _...;,_ _ _ _ _ _;.,il!-....,.....~~'!illll • campu sGrowthAnd Acereditation, DeveIopment HighrIg hts Scene At Coliege dDct 12le recent ~ that we had failQd to receive a federal grant to )~lp . finance lhe pbyaleal fllilcalkll bulldiDg, one new plan under CODIIderalion iB a "marriage" o1 tbe pro- years, all Rio craduates will be d - ~sci':e~~es.edueation ·~=. .... :.U mOS:ylllg :J::• eMiddii part •Choohln BAKER fURNITURE - HOGG & ZUSP . MATERIALS COMPANr GIRLS lOAFERS Sj-99 =t Hospital News ROUSH SHOE STORE ente~~th :~ut .::foFr~a;.r;;etr:;;;:;oa~c~tlv~e~p~erl;;;;;od~o~f~fi~ve~pl~ay~ed;;_;in~th~e~Pl~.~P;le:•s~an:t~Ro-~~~:; ... .............. .. ..... {[S fA~Tt\8~1908/ \TS OuR·~ I OPEN NEW YEARS DAY 10 1o 6:00P.M. SMOKED Ohio Teams Split In Tourneys Boston Butt ROAST PICNIC HAMS By Ualletl PnlslnlernaUonal Philadelphia to the Granite City ] Tournament action starling ent!J straight 'VIctory behind SOblo'o tournament . minded Classic in Minnesota. tomghe includes Kent State at foot-9 IO(lhomore Chris Thomcollep quiDtetl split Tuesday In the looe non-tournament , Arkansas State; the Muskingum , forde who acored _211 point&. night, action, Utah State blasted Xa-1tilt witb four Obio teams; ~ ~ BG stayed With Prinoeton Three teaiDI woo and three I vier 107-88 despite the 27-point Mount Umoo tourney w1tb Hi· most of tbe first bsU but tbe IDs! 1n action ranging from the performance of Bob Quick. ram and Mount Union; !be T'Igen ftnally went In !root t.l Quaker City Tournement at Teammate Luther Tackley got Woosler tournament, and the stay at 39-37 with 2:28 left In 25. The Utes led 5&-40 at half- PL Pleasant, W. Va., lilt with the half. Tbe New Jereey club lime. Cedarville and Rio Grande eo- ' stood 50-42 at lntermiBslon and Still not satisfied with Tues· tcred. Iptled up a eu5 lead with 1:113 day night, the state's quinlet!3 Pr!leeton &Us lefl take another go at the touma- The blgbligbt of Tuesday ac· Walt Patkowsld scored 17 or ment circuit tonight. In addi- tion was Princeton's win over his 21 points In the first half to Uon to the five Ults involvlllg Uowling Green on the Quaker keep the Falcona In eontentloo. Ohio clubs Tuesday, five more City Classic at Philadelphia. It was lhe third loss again!l will get underway tonight. The Tigers rolled to their sev- lOIII' victories for tbe Obloana. c I lb. c lb. -4 ! FRYERS 1 .Sports Briefs SUCED PORK SHOULDER - 1 I c WHOLE I' lb. NEW YORK (UP!) - Jornny !{,land of the SL Lcuis Carc1nals, a coliegiate defensive •pecmlist who became a versatile offensive star in his first year as a pro, today was namaJU3 3 0 Port Huron 15 13 3 33 ed Rookie or the Year in the Fort Wayne 16 15 0 3Z 1\ational Football League by 1 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The 22od renewal of the Gator Des MCIInel 15 13 1 31 United Preaa lnternattonal. I Wasoail Bowl Mixer [ classic will find the Orange- Muskegoo 14 18 0 28 The 21-year-<IId halfback from Egud, friends, we have sev- men upset.Ung the dope bucket Columbus 11 22 0 Z2 MisBouri was a runaway choice eral tasty tidbits for you this 1 as lhey double the score on Tllesday's Resnlts in the balloting conducled by New Year's weekend. !Tennessee'• Vols. Watch r 0 r IDayton 10 Columbus 4 three sportswriters from each As usual lhe Bowl Commit-!Floyd Little and Larry Csonka Toni~'I Scbedul~ NFL city as he pulled down 22 lees have arranged some excel- 1 tr. lead the infantry .charge as · Fort Wayne at Des Momes ~oles to far outdistance line· lent a~trac lions featuring no Syrucuse racl:s up Its eighth ftlmdap'l Schedule backer Tommy Nobis. tess than six of the nation's top ; straight victory - hak·kaUI Port Huron at Muskegon ten collegiate powers - AlabaCO'ITON BOWL NEW YORK (UP]) - Sa n·rna, Nebraska, Georgia, GeorDe 31 Dalla T 1 ' ens Friiicisco's Rick Barry keeps Igia Tech, Southern Methodist ': ' U .;,__ scoring at will and Philadel· and Purdue. After an exilaus- 'I GeDeorgs'"t 2lt, thlsS.M.UI. u., MDan-al- lJiimUD · · · d 1 th mn re1 coumns bla W~ L._~ Chamberlam . keeps tivekstu y o f ethstrengths tlaod Ilas correspo~dent, dolelully re......,. a little of everythmg as wea nesses o e compe ng h h meto M tan the two stars collllnue their elevends, The_ Hoople h Sy,tem j ~~;ltsfa~ ea ~tUe ;;::rt ~s the~ Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, M~~· dllll for individual honors in " rea y to gm you t e author- ; b 1 1 'th G , BoUd IMrs. Roberta Youne, cu•...,., · t. . f · the National Basketball Asso- 1't a"" nrecast - an d be pre- Loa tke1WI Co eorgla h v· s Dool ogs. , spent several days at Chari&. ciatlon pared for several surpnses - !b o or ac ml ce nd they s 'r ton Helgbta W Va bwere · · . har ru h' oys to score ear y a en • · ., r : Aeconling to NBA statistics · mp · Ilight off the spirited Mustang they visited at the home o released today, Barry is runGATO!t BOWL cha r e State Trooper G. R. Young. Ding away with scoring honors. Dec. 31, Jacksonville, Fla. g· ] : His 80 points last week gave Syracnoe 2:%, Tenneo•ee 11. SUGAR BOWL Mr. aod Mrs. R. J. :rotman Fresh Crisp him 1280 for the season through ~ - Jan. 2, New Orleans, La. of South Charleston \1s1ted reSIIIday games for an average tract ~>ith the New York Mets Nebraska 17, Alabama 16. cently with Mrs. Sarah Foster of ~-7 [I«' game. for a reported $50,000. IThe big game of the day! The and with BID and George ZU8<.!, Boyer who aamitted •I a big upset of the day! Vas, pan and their families. ~QJNNATI UP!)- The ncws c~nference that 0. was ifriends, tltat's the way it's go- Mrs. R. T. Blessing returned ClnciDDati Royals know bow 10 takrng a cui in salury, still re- mg to be at 6th-ranked Nebras- home on Sunday after spending . wm Without causmg ulcers. rr.aincd the Mets' highe" pe.d ' k~ shades unbeaten and 3rd - ~ several daya at the home of The Rovals went on a 17-1 player · ·Mets · Presideot ,.g 1 c~led Alabama To. her daughte r and son-m. law , Bush's Sour . . • . · 8 ,-.. . f . by h one pmnt. ~-. scormg tear early m the sec- Devine said. ye of httle ait ' rcmemuer II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannum ODd quarter and had UtUe trou· The 3.\-year-old athi•'lc. en- was the Hoople SyYtem which j M Alto ble thereafter in doW11ing tbe tering his second season as a 1ave you Oklahoma to knock Iat I. · Detroit Pistons 131·123 in the member of the New Yo: k Nebraska from the undefeated Mr. aod Mrs. Philip Werry . National Besketball Association National•, reportedly carn.,J ranks on Turkey Day - urn • and sons of Pomeroy spent · Tuesday night. between $62.000 and $65,000 I'Is!. kumph 1 Christmas visiting with her >eason. ROSE BO'WL . molher, Mrs. Helen Stewart NEW YORK (UP() - Cinrin.Jan. 2, Paoadena, Calif. aod family. nati's Osca~ Roberl~on IS tht•d SPOK.\NE, Wash. (UP!r .- Purdue 32, So. Calif. 17. T'te Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fentoo in the NatiOnal Ba.,;elball A,. '111e PrltRburg~ Ptrates con"d·IIalcnted right arm and flymg I d d hte f s 'thf ld 1 0 · sociatlon statistics released to er Maury Wills such an impur· feet of Purdue's Bob Gries• an aug Crh mEl 10 • 1 · · . ' 1 Ohio, spent riYtmas day. tant new add1t1on to their clnb , will prove too much for under- . 1 II th · t th ve h a The "Bi•, 0" has 009 i'Oinls that ~uenera • I Manager J o e manned Southern am y dgaMermg Calilornia. I a M J a h eL' horne · 01 in 28 games for ll 2111 a\'~r- Brown plans to come to Spok- Thev made the season two · r · an rs. osep 18 m age. San Fra11cisco's K1ck Bilr- ane in mid-Junuary to si~n t~c p,:1~r.s too lnng for the Trojans, Mason. ry leads the circu11 wilh 1.2l!O ] r.eppe·y infielder. , who suffered a hum iliating 5HI' ~'ollowing dinner at the Lish ! Ma]Of • Sees NebraSk3 0UStmg • 'B Ffrom R nks £Unheaten c lb. Jatenalleaal lltckey Leap@ By Ualted Prelo International St811dfnp Team .. .. .. ·W L T I'll Dayton II 41 1 37 Toledo 17 13 1 35 t:" • 8OWI uQZtng I SUGAR 5 1 DOUBLE COLA- persona) 16oz. Bot. •• ''".• Boai I With lhe Purch... OfAccusro Killer Planned I Folgers CABBAGE ··lb. KRAUT~ .. 1 J I OIIANGE BOWL Mr. Fred Porter nf Spring- 1 Jon. 2, Mtamt, Fla. 1 field. OhiO visited during the : Ger.rAe Tech 35. Florida ~2 . holidays with Mr. and M r s. l The Florida Galors' first trip Ralph Warner. to the Orange Bowl promise ..; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stewart, l to he an unl1appy on e. Wakh Mr . and Mrs. William Persingwr the Rambl in' Wrerk from cr. Johnny and Carlene. Mrs. ! Genrgia Tech tu make a wrP ck Helen Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil-] move a damaged lateral car:i- : of tile Florida forres Jed oy 'p Smith, opent Christma• with - Farmer Dunlap To be Honored 1 . 1 I er Tuesday signed his 1961 con- I ot 7:30 a.m. EST. w1nner St eve Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall in 'Spurrier - ha k.-kafft 1New Haven. Sale Umitad To Present Stock and Time Stated Above, So Come In E•ly, No lay by, First Come First Senllll SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m. Co~nltr (Formerly Evans Super Market) Mill end Second Sta. PHONE: 992.34~ "We Reserve The Right To Lillilt QuanUUe.e" RECAPS R.UBBER FOOTWEAR • 1 ST. LOUIS IUPU - Ken R'"'Y . !agt> from Na rnath 's right knee 1-leisman Troph' uct; YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD - - - -- !Il l TIRES INSTAUEO WHEELS BALANCED DURING THIS SALE · ...... · points while Phil<lrlr·lph,:t·s Wi lt The Pirates a<.:quircd Wilb, lhr~shin~~: <Jt the hands of No- home Santa Claus made a per- ' Cham 1wrla in is ser :nd w1t !•' the all-timf•lJ;m:-s l ca iJng cham-ltre 0 .. 111e in !heir last outing sonal ' appearance. ·~ 843 points. ! pion, from the Los An~ P ;cs nnrl now must fare the rugg:ed t RohP.rt:-on. \VhO has \)l:Jvf"'\j ' Dodgers during th e wint.cr h<J "('- BotlPrmakers without the serv- I Miss J(ISSie Thomas or Char"rven. fewer ~ameg than t~,e ball ;-1wefin~s in e:<change f,,r 1rt•-; of ntnl' junior rnllt'ge trH~s- \ leston, ~pent. Christmas with I .. r~ star. 1"•<::-. :-,•·ut •·d on I)· .y'l l tlmd I : 1:~ emnn Bnh !1.1ilcv m:d lf'r" who have b~·en dt>c lared m-· her Slster.tn-law, Mrs. Glad11 ys Thomas. f(•wer point~tilg1ble j 1slmrlst.op Gene Michael. · I Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons·· Rayons • i NEW YORK iUPI )- John NEW YORK iUPlt - J, p H'avlir£'k, wiH1 G73 poin t~ frJr I 1\/amJ~II, t.he $400 ,Hil0 quctrtr•tthe Buslon Celtics, is nmtll back (1 ! tht> \jew York Jets, wa~ the NAtlonal Ba!llketbal! A '>~od- . ~ched ulcd to undeq!;r; kner. suration stali stics revE'Jif-:1 todcy. gery th1s morning. He played for Ohir St;Jte Urn· [ Dr. James Nicholas woo to \lersity. perform the operation to ~-~. $ All For The Same Low, Low Price 1-lb. can POP CORN----21b. 1 In Our Warehouse Tubeless- Tube Type COFFEE 300 con SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS AT 12:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 -THE END OF OUR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 Any l Passenger Tires Arraignment MILK----!gal. 1 Is OHering You One Last Opportunity This Year To Buy TII'H At Real Bargain Prices. Cbar·i Sealtest 1 RIZER OIL CO. Stock Market loaves Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 STOCK REDUCTION SALE •• WAREHOUSE SALE •· ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ···· PRE-INVENTORY SALE CALL IT WHAT YOU WILL - BUT River News BREAD····- .,. ...,. semester: CLOSIIT THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOURHOMI ''FlEXSTEEl'' cAxles ' •' best man 1miii!Biiers \fel'e !of. aa!MI!' le8lll l1lli1 I ' lltllifei! 1 er Klein and Steve Lane. tree. Ice cream, caP and Carolyn Buckley Becomes BrIJe . 01 Pvt. John Klein on Christmas •, lit ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ,;·;.....____________,_________________________..! $1 Till. SHOE lOX RIZER OIL CO. 1 10 5 �\ ,, ' I ' ' Senttllet; f'ollleroY.Middlsport, o.• Deo. Ill, 1968 Miss Carolyn B1dle.J, daqho lllllD llrwllen. w of Mr. and Mra. 'nUim Mra. Tom Lane, malrOn o1 Buckley, Middleport, beeaf!Ie honor, wore 1 white alreet the bride of Pvt. John Klem, lencth dreas, and the bridesFL Gordon, Ga., SGil or Mr. maids, Mlaa Karen Faulk, a aud Mrs. Clifford Klein, Laurel powder blue ll,l'lon; Miss MyrCliff, Chrislmas Eve at t h e lie Faulk, a pint taffeta and Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mlaa Sandra Buckley, or cllureh. lbe bride, a pale green ll,}'lDn The Rev. Eu«011e Gill read dress. Tbe jnnfor bridesmaids, the vows o1 tbe double ring Miss · Belinda Friend, wore pll* ceremoll,}' at 7 p.m. before an and e. Barbara KreiD, tur, altar decorated with red and quoise dressea. wltite poinsettias. Mr. Tom Lane served as Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. f;;;;;;;;;;;iOiiiOii;;;;ii;;;;iiiOiiiiiiiOii-; Gerald PWI!ns, pianist, played, "I Would Be Ttue," and Mrs. Harry Clark, soloist, sana. "Ob Promise Me." ' Fine UpholsteNd Given In marriage by ber uncle, Mr. Nathaniel M<Cumber, the bride wore a wblte wallz length gown of lace over tan.ta. Her shoulder leiiglb veil of nyiCII net edged in lace was laeld In place by a CI'OIID or seed pearls. She carried 1 bouquet Mlddltport, o. of white cama!ICIIII with wltite "''1teadin', sJsier •I· II •(rH' ~~ ,1 o I -'n '1\gar ,!~ B~~m=-~ "':fb dreas o1 1'81180CID red pd b1Ja accessories and Mrs. Klelaa two piece turquoise blue 111111 witb black accessories. Following the L-ttenaiDy, a reception waa held Ill lite ree. realion room of tbe panonage wblcb was decorated with a = tilt were UI'Yed tD UJNClB AID WASRlNG'I'ON CUP!) -The au•eal1Dl61t p11111 tD l!lllllanU· dan..,.. roo,! to IICIJid blllcll lllJ JDmm Ill af prc181'1111S durlnC 121e 1111 bllf ol the euuent ldlaal ,_, ·--· -- FREE DELIVERY eChoshr •Ricin• es,ncuo. SOFAS-OIAIRS I· D,'lSCOVer ruu ~!- G cJ C 11 ran e 0 ege Tournament 011 Dee. fl ~D~al~Jy~Se~nti~nel.~~~~~~~~~~~7 able to say that they graduated 28. The restaurant, located 'l1llll'l!dll)' ~ It lleciill ..... "..from a lully accredited illsllll>- acroN ·from lhe main eamJRII, 16 through btfak ~lion of bllher leamlng In lhe Is dlsbibutlng match&ooks Inllellleller ., .. hills of ooutheastern Oblo. scribed witb "We Support then with cl~ lor ~ tiGil , RJI ,. . Rio Graode Redmen." beginn!Jig OD ~· ·f:ICN - ~· . I • ~-~ On WedAesday, Dec. 14 In..:-=•• the Tbea:-CT test will be .tJ111D: .,., ...... "Interview Wllb President public relations. Secondary Schools for many Dr. Greshan, Rio's coo.su1t- propooed new Student !leCOnd part of a recent inter. · to late enterers on tile 1mester•. Chrlsleosen" - Part Oue The results of the Interview years. He has been Chainnan ant from North Cenlral, wiD Constitution, as recently · with Dr. Alplws R. Chris· college campus on Saturday, eo> on BY GEORGE SOMERVILLE will ·be released in this and the of the Commission of CoUeges visit the campus Ill J811118r7 or ed, was finaDy passed in an all- tensen, president of Rio Grande Jan. 21. ' lOY_,_ "What's Happening?" Is a next few columns. Today's "Dis- and Universities, and for the February, 196'1 and wiD lben campus election. will appear. Final advising and reglstra- Ja.,.sOn question f'requently heard on cover Rio Grande College" re- past three years has been a, judge on these above proposals That night a dorm Saturday, Jan. 7 is the date lion for the winter wiD ,b' tveDIJII college campuses these days. >eals an up-11>-date report on member or North Central's 1 made by Pres. Cbrlstensen. Jf was held in the halls of entrance examinations for fu- be held by schedule on Friday, /8 a.m. • 12 Recently Dr. Alpbua R. Chris- Rio's drive toward acq-edJta. lklard of Trustees. 1Dr. Greshan feels that tbese Residence Hall. A group ;ure terms and for the Jan. 7:1 and Saturday, Jan. 28. Hall 011 tensen, president of Rio Graode lion. eight I four goals actually eover the campus musicians formed a Elaminatlon. 1 ef • te the College, was asked this same Dr. Christensen was asked, ~ """:ted N th Ceo- most crucial wealmi!Siell, and new group, the "Don's," to pro. Finals for first semester clao- 11 YOU CAN SAVE MONEY · nuestion in an Interview for ''Ho~ does Rio Grande stand :ro a~redita. if the proposed action cited a- vide live entertainment. The ses will be given Mooday, Jan. this column and fw the now m Its goal toward accrec!iCbrlstensen lnted out hove In the area or these four dance was so successful that [,-........;;;;;;ii;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;i;iiii-; !\) •·smoke Signals," Rio's cam- talion?" He 8Jl8Wered by poiJll,. an eight po being goals will be sufflcleut, then it the men of Haning will plan anpus newspaper. President Cbrlo- iDg out thai Rio is working with cleared are now is possible that Rio Grande other in January . t•nsen answered questions Ill Dr. Perry Greshan, presldeot up. CoUege will DO! try for accred- The Davis Library is open three general areas: accredit&- or Bethany College, Wheeling, He further stated that "there · itallon again unW It is 11111'8 It daily during the Christmas hoi· free Delivery n:J:sss4 lion, campus growth and devel- W. Va. Greshan has been a are four of these weaknesses will receive it. idays from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p. opment, and Rio's Image and key official In the North Ceo- that are the most crucial" and The next Ume you read of m. A Xerox copier is available Size eROOFJNG eLUMBER Ira! ABsoclation o1 Colleges and thai If ac11on Is soon taken In Rio Grande College being con- for public use at a minimal 11 to 3 pr. ePAINTS eDOORS --------these fOlD' areas, Rio may be sidered for accreditation by the charge of 10 cents per mpy. Daileysli:ntertain ready to try agaiD for accredi- North Central A•aoclalloa at is located in the basement SUPPLIES eWINDOWS At F il D' taUon in late 196'1. its annual meeting, rest assured the library. ePiumbing SUF'P ePLYWO.O D - --Mr ~ ~n"; Dail Next 111 the interview, Pres. that Rio will be granted mem- Denny's Restaurant continues ePANELING eHEATING · . . · ver ~ Christensen was asked what bersllip. From that date oo, and to support Rio's Redmen Holzer Hospital: Visiting din- action be felt woold be neceshours 2-4 and Nl p.m. Parents ~er ~ 1 a e ome, sary with regard to tbese four 1 only on Pediatrics Wanl. ' : ·1 M and Mrs weaknesses before the attempt - .~.. ' Admissions . How::' D:;re a!;d Br · ean be made. He 8D8Wered by ~··I I ·. Mrs._ Anna Mae Browmng, and Kevin ofeyMiddl r t 7 citing the weaknesses and neol24 Third Ave.; IJnda L. Hoff· epo ' · essary action as foUows: man, 136 State St.; Paul M. and Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt lA) - One of the four goals d 1096 SunseI Dr.,' ...,. ''- and. Randy c''l'ff l or, Mr Jandk Becl<y, Kll Pomef Co- is toobtaio Increased f'maIICI'al 0 da J. Maynard, 342 Spruce St.; ~ . s.od :. ~ ~ Do and support from a Mrs. Elizabeth A. ' Hamrick; Daile~·.::d B. j , and S:~ n variety of publics served by 525 Magnolia Dr.; Mrs. Robert Chilli the College. L. Hodges, RL 2 Gallipolis; 1-Yco · Christensen stated that RIo ronda D. Stone, Northup; Kenneeds "to raise one-half milneth R. Gardner, Gallipolis Fer- Luclcelli:ntertain lion dollars from sources outry; Robert E. Fruth, Rt 1 Pl. ' O Ch . D side the institution in this fiscal Pleasant; Michael J. Brown, n riStiiUJI ay year eoding May 31, 1967, not Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lucke just as general operating expenCox, Pl Pleasant; Mrs. Ethel en~rtained a group of re~tives ses, but as 1 eapltal gilt." L. Putney, Pl. Pleasant; Den- Chrlsbnas at their home m Sy, (B) _ A secood goal i· nis L. Hart, RL I Racine; racuse. develop more reallslic ar James L. Spencer, Rl. 1 Ra- Guests were Mrs. Frank Ste- ic planning. cine; David S. Heaton, Rt. 3 wart, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. The President state that Pomeroy; Fae K. Riebel, Porn- ruhton Say_re, Fairborn; Mr. with regard t.l this weaxness, eroy; George L. Sauer, Middle- and Mrs. Bill Hannas and Mrs. •·we need to continue to lighteD port: Mrs. Wyatt E. Radford, Ray Hickson, Columbus; and up the curriculum as we have Ht. 1 Pomeroy; Wilbur Nap- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ste~art in the past few years." per, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Frank R. and son, Jerry and Mrs. Lmd~ (C) _ The third goal Is to Beach, Middleport; Fred S. Barley and Gregory and ChriS improve physical education fa).: PIIgh, Jackson; Harry E. Galli- of St. Albans, W. Va. cilities at Rio. her, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Altna Here Christensen pointed out S. Brown, Ironton; Mrs. Mel· TURKEY DINNER GIVEN that "it will be eecessary to vin Bowman, Rt. I Pedro; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eicbing- have our new physical educa· E10est F. Knight, Rl 2 Wheel- er entertained with a turkey lion building under eonstru.ctlon ersburg; Gary L. Joseph, Rt. dinner Christmas at their at the time of the next VISIIa1 Ironton; Kimberly A. Davis, home, Mulberry Heighls. Guesta ~~n by a N~ Central exam, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Danny C. Hub- were Mr. and Mrs. David Me- mmg team. bard, Rl. 4 Oak Hill; The Rev. Ghee, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. !D) - Finally, the fourth Clyde A. Walters, Wellston; Paul Eichinger and Paula J1UH1 major goal Is to improve Joseph C. Miller, Jr., Ravens- and Tamara and Mr. and Mrs. Rio's scieqte facilities .. wood ; Mrs. Paul H. Shaner, Max Eichinger and Becky of Pres. Christensen said that Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Cindy Lou Har- Pomeroy. "by the time of the next vlsltarison, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Lewwhich could be as early 81 is Holberg, Rt. 2 Oak IIIII; 1967, we will bave to know Mrs Carroll D. Downard, Well· we are going to build our ston. 'I science building." Birth• . _ _ .- · _ It was revealed at a recent Mrs. Richard Speirs, 106 First Gauge nadlnga: Gallipolis student body convocation that k;r., son, ll:JO p.m. Monday; Dam 11.9, 13.6, running 6 feet Mrs. Robert Langhorne, 346'h on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 21., Third Ave., daughter, 2:25 a. 110, PL Pieasant ·23.86, Hinton m. Tuesday. lu3, Kanawha Falls 3.98, Char, Diocbarged l1eston 18.95. London, Marmet CINCINNATI <UP!) - Live· Barry L. Fellure, Mrs. aod Winfield dams were on the I stock: les Masters, Carl D. Spriegel, sill• Cattle 1,400, calves 125; steer!> Paul A. Wallace, Shawna K. I Movements: and. heifers mod~rately active, Lewis, Mrs. Charles w. Durst Oblo River _ Esso Pennsyl- chm~ fully 50 higher :-v'th ex· and Infant son. . d •p cepllon of steers we1ghmg over . . vama own 12' 6.30 a.m.' o1• 1150 Jbs, which were only ly R. down 13, 3 a.m.; Orco steady, good and below steers :down H, 6 a.m.; John J. Rowe and heifers steady to 50 highup 14, 6:30 a.m.; Susan Lane er, cows active, 75 to 1 higher, up 15, 6:35 a.m.; Irene Chohn bulls fully steady; choice 95(1. up 16, 4:25 a.m.; Jefferson up 1150 lb steers 24.50-25, one lot 17, 7:40 a.m.; Franklin Pierce 25 _25 , package 1300 lb 24, mixed down 18, 6:05 a.m.; HameU good and choice 24-24.50, good M. down 18, 6:30 a.m. ; Robert 1100-1200 Jb 22-24.25, standard to Reed down 18, 7 a.m.; ~ low good 21·22.50, cboice 750-900 CAMBRIDGE, Ohio !UP)) - City down 23, 3:45 a.m.; Bessie lb heifers 23.50-24, one lot 750 Wilbur Berg of Cambridge was Walker up Greenup 4:10 p.m.; lb 24.25, mlled good and cboice expected to be arraliJled for Eastern down Greenup 9:4$ p. . good 600-900 lb 21.50-23, first degree murder today for m.; H. E. Bowles up Green- staodard to low good 211-21.50, the shooting death of hia ex- up 12:115 a.m. ; Beaver dowo cows 14-18; bulls 19.50-22.50; wife's husband. Greenup 5:30 a.m.; Tibolt up steady to I lower, high Sheriff Andrew H. Beros and Greenup 6:15 a.m.; J. S. Lewis cbolce and prime 38-40, cboice PLUS FED. TAX a deputy, acting on a tip, ar· down Greenup 6:50 a.m.; Jloc. 3S-37, good ~. staodard dowo TRADE IN r~ted Berg at the Zanesville K down Meldahl 3:15 p.m.; to 20, few standard to good 300bus terminal TuesdliJ,DI&Irt and Elisba Woods up Meldahl 9:40 350 lb slaughter calves 20-24 . returned him to the Guernsey p.m.; Miss Susan up Meldahl Hogs, 2500; harrows and gilts County Jail here. 11:30 p.m.; Frieberger up Mel- very slow, 25-50 lower; sows Witnesses said Berg shot , dahl 12:40 a.m.; Philip Sporn slow, about steady; 1-3 100-220 Robert Hoover Stukey, 37, of Iup Meldabl 3:30a.m.; ValvoUne lb barrows and gilts 21-21.25, During This Sale If We Are Too Busy To Make Installation- You Can Carry Them Out, Come Back Later. Beech Grove, Ind., Sunday : down Meldahl 4:4$ a.m. 220-240 lb 20.50-21, 2-3 240-270 lb night at the borne of Mrs. Stuk- ~~~~ Dam _ L. Fiore 18.7>-20.50, one lot No. 3 325 lb ey's daughter. down 4:45 p.m.; Reliable up 16, 1-3 ~ lb sows ~4-15, 3DURING THIS SALE A maohunt went out for Berg, 7:10 p.m.; OVEC aod Cha~les 3 ~ lb 13.51-14.50, 41, who apparently fled 1 he Stevenson ur 9:15 p.m.; Steel steady to 25 lower 13-15. PRICE IN LIEU area and was believed en route Ranger up 11:30 p.m.; Tital Sbeep, 300; slaughter lambs OF TRADE IN PLUS from Columbus to 1camhrtdge down 1,25 a.m.; Jeffboat down . 1115 I~ active, lully 50 ON CAR , when he was arrested. a.m.; Defeuder up a. blgber, beav1er welglrts very : 1 55 3 30 EACH IHCLUDING WEIGHTS · . ; B Dow, barely steady, slaughter 3 m.; Pstwneter udp ·55 a .m •• ewes steady; one lot choice and eye a e own 4:45 a.m.' prime 90 Jb shorn slaughter Ben McCool down 8 a.m.; A. lambs with No. 3 pelts 23.50, D. Haines li down 8:30 a.m. cbofce and prime 80-1115 lb Kanawba River Solvay wooled slaughter lambs 23-23.50, down London 4 a.m.; Mounlaln good and cbolce 20.50-23, cbolce COLUMBUS <lJPI) - John State down Marmet 5:40 p.m.; and prime 1111·120 lb 21·22.50, Hyde Dunlap, 81, a Plckaway 0. F. Shearer down Mar~et good and cbofce 18-21, 120-130 lb County farmer and sportsman, 1:55 a.m.; Allen R. , MernU 1•18, cuU to good Bhora ewes For ANY PASSENGER SIZE today was named national wild: down Winfield 6:10 p.m.; !HI. ANY TREAD IN STOC.K life co0servatlonlst of Ui66. les K. up Winfield 8:25 ~.m.; fl;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiOiiiOii;o;;;;iiii=President Johnson Is scbed- TallllllJ' White down Wltlfteld PLUS TAX andRECAPPABLE TIRE HEADQUARTERS uled to present the award Jaa 12:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas 24 at the President's €ooserva· down Winfteld 2:15 a.m.; Na· Uon Acblevement program tional down Winfield 6:10 ' a.m . ceremonies at Wallblngtoll. Mrs. For The Whole Family Dunlap will IOlDIIlp8DJ ber In 1913, East Germany , husband to WlllhlngtGII for lhe proposed to the ~lies tliat ao 99 presentation. arrangement be lliade whereby PRICES BEGIN _ • DunlaR, 1 levenlb pneratlon Weet Berliners could visit the PHONE 992,2101 POMEROY, OHIO 7()0 E. MAIN ST. farmer 11 Wllllam&piJrt,' bu a · Colruiiunlst sector uoder certain long career In COIIII!rv&lloo . . .. COIIIIIUons, willlout spelllng oUt . ls know~ as Ohio's ou181andJna·~'whal they were. A. jlarllal Mlddl'll'rt, O; Wlllei'VB~OIIIst.. ..... -- . ap-eement was reached la~r. ~-.__..,_ _ _ _ 1..._ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.....__,_ _._ _ _ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _...;,_ _ _ _ _ _;.,il!-....,.....~~'!illll • campu sGrowthAnd Acereditation, DeveIopment HighrIg hts Scene At Coliege dDct 12le recent ~ that we had failQd to receive a federal grant to )~lp . finance lhe pbyaleal fllilcalkll bulldiDg, one new plan under CODIIderalion iB a "marriage" o1 tbe pro- years, all Rio craduates will be d - ~sci':e~~es.edueation ·~=. .... :.U mOS:ylllg :J::• eMiddii part •Choohln BAKER fURNITURE - HOGG & ZUSP . MATERIALS COMPANr GIRLS lOAFERS Sj-99 =t Hospital News ROUSH SHOE STORE ente~~th :~ut .::foFr~a;.r;;etr:;;;:;oa~c~tlv~e~p~erl;;;;;od~o~f~fi~ve~pl~ay~ed;;_;in~th~e~Pl~.~P;le:•s~an:t~Ro-~~~:; ... .............. .. ..... {[S fA~Tt\8~1908/ \TS OuR·~ I OPEN NEW YEARS DAY 10 1o 6:00P.M. SMOKED Ohio Teams Split In Tourneys Boston Butt ROAST PICNIC HAMS By Ualletl PnlslnlernaUonal Philadelphia to the Granite City ] Tournament action starling ent!J straight 'VIctory behind SOblo'o tournament . minded Classic in Minnesota. tomghe includes Kent State at foot-9 IO(lhomore Chris Thomcollep quiDtetl split Tuesday In the looe non-tournament , Arkansas State; the Muskingum , forde who acored _211 point&. night, action, Utah State blasted Xa-1tilt witb four Obio teams; ~ ~ BG stayed With Prinoeton Three teaiDI woo and three I vier 107-88 despite the 27-point Mount Umoo tourney w1tb Hi· most of tbe first bsU but tbe IDs! 1n action ranging from the performance of Bob Quick. ram and Mount Union; !be T'Igen ftnally went In !root t.l Quaker City Tournement at Teammate Luther Tackley got Woosler tournament, and the stay at 39-37 with 2:28 left In 25. The Utes led 5&-40 at half- PL Pleasant, W. Va., lilt with the half. Tbe New Jereey club lime. Cedarville and Rio Grande eo- ' stood 50-42 at lntermiBslon and Still not satisfied with Tues· tcred. Iptled up a eu5 lead with 1:113 day night, the state's quinlet!3 Pr!leeton &Us lefl take another go at the touma- The blgbligbt of Tuesday ac· Walt Patkowsld scored 17 or ment circuit tonight. In addi- tion was Princeton's win over his 21 points In the first half to Uon to the five Ults involvlllg Uowling Green on the Quaker keep the Falcona In eontentloo. Ohio clubs Tuesday, five more City Classic at Philadelphia. It was lhe third loss again!l will get underway tonight. The Tigers rolled to their sev- lOIII' victories for tbe Obloana. c I lb. c lb. -4 ! FRYERS 1 .Sports Briefs SUCED PORK SHOULDER - 1 I c WHOLE I' lb. NEW YORK (UP!) - Jornny !{,land of the SL Lcuis Carc1nals, a coliegiate defensive •pecmlist who became a versatile offensive star in his first year as a pro, today was namaJU3 3 0 Port Huron 15 13 3 33 ed Rookie or the Year in the Fort Wayne 16 15 0 3Z 1\ational Football League by 1 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The 22od renewal of the Gator Des MCIInel 15 13 1 31 United Preaa lnternattonal. I Wasoail Bowl Mixer [ classic will find the Orange- Muskegoo 14 18 0 28 The 21-year-<IId halfback from Egud, friends, we have sev- men upset.Ung the dope bucket Columbus 11 22 0 Z2 MisBouri was a runaway choice eral tasty tidbits for you this 1 as lhey double the score on Tllesday's Resnlts in the balloting conducled by New Year's weekend. !Tennessee'• Vols. Watch r 0 r IDayton 10 Columbus 4 three sportswriters from each As usual lhe Bowl Commit-!Floyd Little and Larry Csonka Toni~'I Scbedul~ NFL city as he pulled down 22 lees have arranged some excel- 1 tr. lead the infantry .charge as · Fort Wayne at Des Momes ~oles to far outdistance line· lent a~trac lions featuring no Syrucuse racl:s up Its eighth ftlmdap'l Schedule backer Tommy Nobis. tess than six of the nation's top ; straight victory - hak·kaUI Port Huron at Muskegon ten collegiate powers - AlabaCO'ITON BOWL NEW YORK (UP]) - Sa n·rna, Nebraska, Georgia, GeorDe 31 Dalla T 1 ' ens Friiicisco's Rick Barry keeps Igia Tech, Southern Methodist ': ' U .;,__ scoring at will and Philadel· and Purdue. After an exilaus- 'I GeDeorgs'"t 2lt, thlsS.M.UI. u., MDan-al- lJiimUD · · · d 1 th mn re1 coumns bla W~ L._~ Chamberlam . keeps tivekstu y o f ethstrengths tlaod Ilas correspo~dent, dolelully re......,. a little of everythmg as wea nesses o e compe ng h h meto M tan the two stars collllnue their elevends, The_ Hoople h Sy,tem j ~~;ltsfa~ ea ~tUe ;;::rt ~s the~ Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, M~~· dllll for individual honors in " rea y to gm you t e author- ; b 1 1 'th G , BoUd IMrs. Roberta Youne, cu•...,., · t. . f · the National Basketball Asso- 1't a"" nrecast - an d be pre- Loa tke1WI Co eorgla h v· s Dool ogs. , spent several days at Chari&. ciatlon pared for several surpnses - !b o or ac ml ce nd they s 'r ton Helgbta W Va bwere · · . har ru h' oys to score ear y a en • · ., r : Aeconling to NBA statistics · mp · Ilight off the spirited Mustang they visited at the home o released today, Barry is runGATO!t BOWL cha r e State Trooper G. R. Young. Ding away with scoring honors. Dec. 31, Jacksonville, Fla. g· ] : His 80 points last week gave Syracnoe 2:%, Tenneo•ee 11. SUGAR BOWL Mr. aod Mrs. R. J. :rotman Fresh Crisp him 1280 for the season through ~ - Jan. 2, New Orleans, La. of South Charleston \1s1ted reSIIIday games for an average tract ~>ith the New York Mets Nebraska 17, Alabama 16. cently with Mrs. Sarah Foster of ~-7 [I«' game. for a reported $50,000. IThe big game of the day! The and with BID and George ZU8<.!, Boyer who aamitted •I a big upset of the day! Vas, pan and their families. ~QJNNATI UP!)- The ncws c~nference that 0. was ifriends, tltat's the way it's go- Mrs. R. T. Blessing returned ClnciDDati Royals know bow 10 takrng a cui in salury, still re- mg to be at 6th-ranked Nebras- home on Sunday after spending . wm Without causmg ulcers. rr.aincd the Mets' highe" pe.d ' k~ shades unbeaten and 3rd - ~ several daya at the home of The Rovals went on a 17-1 player · ·Mets · Presideot ,.g 1 c~led Alabama To. her daughte r and son-m. law , Bush's Sour . . • . · 8 ,-.. . f . by h one pmnt. ~-. scormg tear early m the sec- Devine said. ye of httle ait ' rcmemuer II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannum ODd quarter and had UtUe trou· The 3.\-year-old athi•'lc. en- was the Hoople SyYtem which j M Alto ble thereafter in doW11ing tbe tering his second season as a 1ave you Oklahoma to knock Iat I. · Detroit Pistons 131·123 in the member of the New Yo: k Nebraska from the undefeated Mr. aod Mrs. Philip Werry . National Besketball Association National•, reportedly carn.,J ranks on Turkey Day - urn • and sons of Pomeroy spent · Tuesday night. between $62.000 and $65,000 I'Is!. kumph 1 Christmas visiting with her >eason. ROSE BO'WL . molher, Mrs. Helen Stewart NEW YORK (UP() - Cinrin.Jan. 2, Paoadena, Calif. aod family. nati's Osca~ Roberl~on IS tht•d SPOK.\NE, Wash. (UP!r .- Purdue 32, So. Calif. 17. T'te Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fentoo in the NatiOnal Ba.,;elball A,. '111e PrltRburg~ Ptrates con"d·IIalcnted right arm and flymg I d d hte f s 'thf ld 1 0 · sociatlon statistics released to er Maury Wills such an impur· feet of Purdue's Bob Gries• an aug Crh mEl 10 • 1 · · . ' 1 Ohio, spent riYtmas day. tant new add1t1on to their clnb , will prove too much for under- . 1 II th · t th ve h a The "Bi•, 0" has 009 i'Oinls that ~uenera • I Manager J o e manned Southern am y dgaMermg Calilornia. I a M J a h eL' horne · 01 in 28 games for ll 2111 a\'~r- Brown plans to come to Spok- Thev made the season two · r · an rs. osep 18 m age. San Fra11cisco's K1ck Bilr- ane in mid-Junuary to si~n t~c p,:1~r.s too lnng for the Trojans, Mason. ry leads the circu11 wilh 1.2l!O ] r.eppe·y infielder. , who suffered a hum iliating 5HI' ~'ollowing dinner at the Lish ! Ma]Of • Sees NebraSk3 0UStmg • 'B Ffrom R nks £Unheaten c lb. Jatenalleaal lltckey Leap@ By Ualted Prelo International St811dfnp Team .. .. .. ·W L T I'll Dayton II 41 1 37 Toledo 17 13 1 35 t:" • 8OWI uQZtng I SUGAR 5 1 DOUBLE COLA- persona) 16oz. Bot. •• ''".• Boai I With lhe Purch... OfAccusro Killer Planned I Folgers CABBAGE ··lb. KRAUT~ .. 1 J I OIIANGE BOWL Mr. Fred Porter nf Spring- 1 Jon. 2, Mtamt, Fla. 1 field. OhiO visited during the : Ger.rAe Tech 35. Florida ~2 . holidays with Mr. and M r s. l The Florida Galors' first trip Ralph Warner. to the Orange Bowl promise ..; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stewart, l to he an unl1appy on e. Wakh Mr . and Mrs. William Persingwr the Rambl in' Wrerk from cr. Johnny and Carlene. Mrs. ! Genrgia Tech tu make a wrP ck Helen Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil-] move a damaged lateral car:i- : of tile Florida forres Jed oy 'p Smith, opent Christma• with - Farmer Dunlap To be Honored 1 . 1 I er Tuesday signed his 1961 con- I ot 7:30 a.m. EST. w1nner St eve Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall in 'Spurrier - ha k.-kafft 1New Haven. Sale Umitad To Present Stock and Time Stated Above, So Come In E•ly, No lay by, First Come First Senllll SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m. Co~nltr (Formerly Evans Super Market) Mill end Second Sta. PHONE: 992.34~ "We Reserve The Right To Lillilt QuanUUe.e" RECAPS R.UBBER FOOTWEAR • 1 ST. LOUIS IUPU - Ken R'"'Y . !agt> from Na rnath 's right knee 1-leisman Troph' uct; YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD - - - -- !Il l TIRES INSTAUEO WHEELS BALANCED DURING THIS SALE · ...... · points while Phil<lrlr·lph,:t·s Wi lt The Pirates a<.:quircd Wilb, lhr~shin~~: <Jt the hands of No- home Santa Claus made a per- ' Cham 1wrla in is ser :nd w1t !•' the all-timf•lJ;m:-s l ca iJng cham-ltre 0 .. 111e in !heir last outing sonal ' appearance. ·~ 843 points. ! pion, from the Los An~ P ;cs nnrl now must fare the rugg:ed t RohP.rt:-on. \VhO has \)l:Jvf"'\j ' Dodgers during th e wint.cr h<J "('- BotlPrmakers without the serv- I Miss J(ISSie Thomas or Char"rven. fewer ~ameg than t~,e ball ;-1wefin~s in e:<change f,,r 1rt•-; of ntnl' junior rnllt'ge trH~s- \ leston, ~pent. Christmas with I .. r~ star. 1"•<::-. :-,•·ut •·d on I)· .y'l l tlmd I : 1:~ emnn Bnh !1.1ilcv m:d lf'r" who have b~·en dt>c lared m-· her Slster.tn-law, Mrs. Glad11 ys Thomas. f(•wer point~tilg1ble j 1slmrlst.op Gene Michael. · I Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons·· Rayons • i NEW YORK iUPI )- John NEW YORK iUPlt - J, p H'avlir£'k, wiH1 G73 poin t~ frJr I 1\/amJ~II, t.he $400 ,Hil0 quctrtr•tthe Buslon Celtics, is nmtll back (1 ! tht> \jew York Jets, wa~ the NAtlonal Ba!llketbal! A '>~od- . ~ched ulcd to undeq!;r; kner. suration stali stics revE'Jif-:1 todcy. gery th1s morning. He played for Ohir St;Jte Urn· [ Dr. James Nicholas woo to \lersity. perform the operation to ~-~. $ All For The Same Low, Low Price 1-lb. can POP CORN----21b. 1 In Our Warehouse Tubeless- Tube Type COFFEE 300 con SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS AT 12:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 -THE END OF OUR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 Any l Passenger Tires Arraignment MILK----!gal. 1 Is OHering You One Last Opportunity This Year To Buy TII'H At Real Bargain Prices. Cbar·i Sealtest 1 RIZER OIL CO. Stock Market loaves Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 STOCK REDUCTION SALE •• WAREHOUSE SALE •· ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ···· PRE-INVENTORY SALE CALL IT WHAT YOU WILL - BUT River News BREAD····- .,. ...,. semester: CLOSIIT THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOURHOMI ''FlEXSTEEl'' cAxles ' •' best man 1miii!Biiers \fel'e !of. aa!MI!' le8lll l1lli1 I ' lltllifei! 1 er Klein and Steve Lane. tree. Ice cream, caP and Carolyn Buckley Becomes BrIJe . 01 Pvt. John Klein on Christmas •, lit ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ,;·;.....____________,_________________________..! $1 Till. SHOE lOX RIZER OIL CO. 1 10 5 �\ ,, ' I ' ' Senttllet; f'ollleroY.Middlsport, o.• Deo. Ill, 1968 Miss Carolyn B1dle.J, daqho lllllD llrwllen. w of Mr. and Mra. 'nUim Mra. Tom Lane, malrOn o1 Buckley, Middleport, beeaf!Ie honor, wore 1 white alreet the bride of Pvt. John Klem, lencth dreas, and the bridesFL Gordon, Ga., SGil or Mr. maids, Mlaa Karen Faulk, a aud Mrs. Clifford Klein, Laurel powder blue ll,l'lon; Miss MyrCliff, Chrislmas Eve at t h e lie Faulk, a pint taffeta and Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mlaa Sandra Buckley, or cllureh. lbe bride, a pale green ll,}'lDn The Rev. Eu«011e Gill read dress. Tbe jnnfor bridesmaids, the vows o1 tbe double ring Miss · Belinda Friend, wore pll* ceremoll,}' at 7 p.m. before an and e. Barbara KreiD, tur, altar decorated with red and quoise dressea. wltite poinsettias. Mr. Tom Lane served as Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. f;;;;;;;;;;;iOiiiOii;;;;ii;;;;iiiOiiiiiiiOii-; Gerald PWI!ns, pianist, played, "I Would Be Ttue," and Mrs. Harry Clark, soloist, sana. "Ob Promise Me." ' Fine UpholsteNd Given In marriage by ber uncle, Mr. Nathaniel M<Cumber, the bride wore a wblte wallz length gown of lace over tan.ta. Her shoulder leiiglb veil of nyiCII net edged in lace was laeld In place by a CI'OIID or seed pearls. She carried 1 bouquet Mlddltport, o. of white cama!ICIIII with wltite "''1teadin', sJsier •I· II •(rH' ~~ ,1 o I -'n '1\gar ,!~ B~~m=-~ "':fb dreas o1 1'81180CID red pd b1Ja accessories and Mrs. Klelaa two piece turquoise blue 111111 witb black accessories. Following the L-ttenaiDy, a reception waa held Ill lite ree. realion room of tbe panonage wblcb was decorated with a = tilt were UI'Yed tD UJNClB AID WASRlNG'I'ON CUP!) -The au•eal1Dl61t p11111 tD l!lllllanU· dan..,.. roo,! to IICIJid blllcll lllJ JDmm Ill af prc181'1111S durlnC 121e 1111 bllf ol the euuent ldlaal ,_, ·--· -- FREE DELIVERY eChoshr •Ricin• es,ncuo. SOFAS-OIAIRS I· D,'lSCOVer ruu ~!- G cJ C 11 ran e 0 ege Tournament 011 Dee. fl ~D~al~Jy~Se~nti~nel.~~~~~~~~~~~7 able to say that they graduated 28. The restaurant, located 'l1llll'l!dll)' ~ It lleciill ..... "..from a lully accredited illsllll>- acroN ·from lhe main eamJRII, 16 through btfak ~lion of bllher leamlng In lhe Is dlsbibutlng match&ooks Inllellleller ., .. hills of ooutheastern Oblo. scribed witb "We Support then with cl~ lor ~ tiGil , RJI ,. . Rio Graode Redmen." beginn!Jig OD ~· ·f:ICN - ~· . I • ~-~ On WedAesday, Dec. 14 In..:-=•• the Tbea:-CT test will be .tJ111D: .,., ...... "Interview Wllb President public relations. Secondary Schools for many Dr. Greshan, Rio's coo.su1t- propooed new Student !leCOnd part of a recent inter. · to late enterers on tile 1mester•. Chrlsleosen" - Part Oue The results of the Interview years. He has been Chainnan ant from North Cenlral, wiD Constitution, as recently · with Dr. Alplws R. Chris· college campus on Saturday, eo> on BY GEORGE SOMERVILLE will ·be released in this and the of the Commission of CoUeges visit the campus Ill J811118r7 or ed, was finaDy passed in an all- tensen, president of Rio Grande Jan. 21. ' lOY_,_ "What's Happening?" Is a next few columns. Today's "Dis- and Universities, and for the February, 196'1 and wiD lben campus election. will appear. Final advising and reglstra- Ja.,.sOn question f'requently heard on cover Rio Grande College" re- past three years has been a, judge on these above proposals That night a dorm Saturday, Jan. 7 is the date lion for the winter wiD ,b' tveDIJII college campuses these days. >eals an up-11>-date report on member or North Central's 1 made by Pres. Cbrlstensen. Jf was held in the halls of entrance examinations for fu- be held by schedule on Friday, /8 a.m. • 12 Recently Dr. Alpbua R. Chris- Rio's drive toward acq-edJta. lklard of Trustees. 1Dr. Greshan feels that tbese Residence Hall. A group ;ure terms and for the Jan. 7:1 and Saturday, Jan. 28. Hall 011 tensen, president of Rio Graode lion. eight I four goals actually eover the campus musicians formed a Elaminatlon. 1 ef • te the College, was asked this same Dr. Christensen was asked, ~ """:ted N th Ceo- most crucial wealmi!Siell, and new group, the "Don's," to pro. Finals for first semester clao- 11 YOU CAN SAVE MONEY · nuestion in an Interview for ''Ho~ does Rio Grande stand :ro a~redita. if the proposed action cited a- vide live entertainment. The ses will be given Mooday, Jan. this column and fw the now m Its goal toward accrec!iCbrlstensen lnted out hove In the area or these four dance was so successful that [,-........;;;;;;ii;;;;;;iiiiiiii;;;;;i;iiii-; !\) •·smoke Signals," Rio's cam- talion?" He 8Jl8Wered by poiJll,. an eight po being goals will be sufflcleut, then it the men of Haning will plan anpus newspaper. President Cbrlo- iDg out thai Rio is working with cleared are now is possible that Rio Grande other in January . t•nsen answered questions Ill Dr. Perry Greshan, presldeot up. CoUege will DO! try for accred- The Davis Library is open three general areas: accredit&- or Bethany College, Wheeling, He further stated that "there · itallon again unW It is 11111'8 It daily during the Christmas hoi· free Delivery n:J:sss4 lion, campus growth and devel- W. Va. Greshan has been a are four of these weaknesses will receive it. idays from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p. opment, and Rio's Image and key official In the North Ceo- that are the most crucial" and The next Ume you read of m. A Xerox copier is available Size eROOFJNG eLUMBER Ira! ABsoclation o1 Colleges and thai If ac11on Is soon taken In Rio Grande College being con- for public use at a minimal 11 to 3 pr. ePAINTS eDOORS --------these fOlD' areas, Rio may be sidered for accreditation by the charge of 10 cents per mpy. Daileysli:ntertain ready to try agaiD for accredi- North Central A•aoclalloa at is located in the basement SUPPLIES eWINDOWS At F il D' taUon in late 196'1. its annual meeting, rest assured the library. ePiumbing SUF'P ePLYWO.O D - --Mr ~ ~n"; Dail Next 111 the interview, Pres. that Rio will be granted mem- Denny's Restaurant continues ePANELING eHEATING · . . · ver ~ Christensen was asked what bersllip. From that date oo, and to support Rio's Redmen Holzer Hospital: Visiting din- action be felt woold be neceshours 2-4 and Nl p.m. Parents ~er ~ 1 a e ome, sary with regard to tbese four 1 only on Pediatrics Wanl. ' : ·1 M and Mrs weaknesses before the attempt - .~.. ' Admissions . How::' D:;re a!;d Br · ean be made. He 8D8Wered by ~··I I ·. Mrs._ Anna Mae Browmng, and Kevin ofeyMiddl r t 7 citing the weaknesses and neol24 Third Ave.; IJnda L. Hoff· epo ' · essary action as foUows: man, 136 State St.; Paul M. and Mrs. Eugene Houdashelt lA) - One of the four goals d 1096 SunseI Dr.,' ...,. ''- and. Randy c''l'ff l or, Mr Jandk Becl<y, Kll Pomef Co- is toobtaio Increased f'maIICI'al 0 da J. Maynard, 342 Spruce St.; ~ . s.od :. ~ ~ Do and support from a Mrs. Elizabeth A. ' Hamrick; Daile~·.::d B. j , and S:~ n variety of publics served by 525 Magnolia Dr.; Mrs. Robert Chilli the College. L. Hodges, RL 2 Gallipolis; 1-Yco · Christensen stated that RIo ronda D. Stone, Northup; Kenneeds "to raise one-half milneth R. Gardner, Gallipolis Fer- Luclcelli:ntertain lion dollars from sources outry; Robert E. Fruth, Rt 1 Pl. ' O Ch . D side the institution in this fiscal Pleasant; Michael J. Brown, n riStiiUJI ay year eoding May 31, 1967, not Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs. William J. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Lucke just as general operating expenCox, Pl Pleasant; Mrs. Ethel en~rtained a group of re~tives ses, but as 1 eapltal gilt." L. Putney, Pl. Pleasant; Den- Chrlsbnas at their home m Sy, (B) _ A secood goal i· nis L. Hart, RL I Racine; racuse. develop more reallslic ar James L. Spencer, Rl. 1 Ra- Guests were Mrs. Frank Ste- ic planning. cine; David S. Heaton, Rt. 3 wart, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. The President state that Pomeroy; Fae K. Riebel, Porn- ruhton Say_re, Fairborn; Mr. with regard t.l this weaxness, eroy; George L. Sauer, Middle- and Mrs. Bill Hannas and Mrs. •·we need to continue to lighteD port: Mrs. Wyatt E. Radford, Ray Hickson, Columbus; and up the curriculum as we have Ht. 1 Pomeroy; Wilbur Nap- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ste~art in the past few years." per, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; Frank R. and son, Jerry and Mrs. Lmd~ (C) _ The third goal Is to Beach, Middleport; Fred S. Barley and Gregory and ChriS improve physical education fa).: PIIgh, Jackson; Harry E. Galli- of St. Albans, W. Va. cilities at Rio. her, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. Altna Here Christensen pointed out S. Brown, Ironton; Mrs. Mel· TURKEY DINNER GIVEN that "it will be eecessary to vin Bowman, Rt. I Pedro; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eicbing- have our new physical educa· E10est F. Knight, Rl 2 Wheel- er entertained with a turkey lion building under eonstru.ctlon ersburg; Gary L. Joseph, Rt. dinner Christmas at their at the time of the next VISIIa1 Ironton; Kimberly A. Davis, home, Mulberry Heighls. Guesta ~~n by a N~ Central exam, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Danny C. Hub- were Mr. and Mrs. David Me- mmg team. bard, Rl. 4 Oak Hill; The Rev. Ghee, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. !D) - Finally, the fourth Clyde A. Walters, Wellston; Paul Eichinger and Paula J1UH1 major goal Is to improve Joseph C. Miller, Jr., Ravens- and Tamara and Mr. and Mrs. Rio's scieqte facilities .. wood ; Mrs. Paul H. Shaner, Max Eichinger and Becky of Pres. Christensen said that Rt. 2 Oak Hill; Cindy Lou Har- Pomeroy. "by the time of the next vlsltarison, Rt. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Lewwhich could be as early 81 is Holberg, Rt. 2 Oak IIIII; 1967, we will bave to know Mrs Carroll D. Downard, Well· we are going to build our ston. 'I science building." Birth• . _ _ .- · _ It was revealed at a recent Mrs. Richard Speirs, 106 First Gauge nadlnga: Gallipolis student body convocation that k;r., son, ll:JO p.m. Monday; Dam 11.9, 13.6, running 6 feet Mrs. Robert Langhorne, 346'h on rollers Pomeroy-Mason 21., Third Ave., daughter, 2:25 a. 110, PL Pieasant ·23.86, Hinton m. Tuesday. lu3, Kanawha Falls 3.98, Char, Diocbarged l1eston 18.95. London, Marmet CINCINNATI <UP!) - Live· Barry L. Fellure, Mrs. aod Winfield dams were on the I stock: les Masters, Carl D. Spriegel, sill• Cattle 1,400, calves 125; steer!> Paul A. Wallace, Shawna K. I Movements: and. heifers mod~rately active, Lewis, Mrs. Charles w. Durst Oblo River _ Esso Pennsyl- chm~ fully 50 higher :-v'th ex· and Infant son. . d •p cepllon of steers we1ghmg over . . vama own 12' 6.30 a.m.' o1• 1150 Jbs, which were only ly R. down 13, 3 a.m.; Orco steady, good and below steers :down H, 6 a.m.; John J. Rowe and heifers steady to 50 highup 14, 6:30 a.m.; Susan Lane er, cows active, 75 to 1 higher, up 15, 6:35 a.m.; Irene Chohn bulls fully steady; choice 95(1. up 16, 4:25 a.m.; Jefferson up 1150 lb steers 24.50-25, one lot 17, 7:40 a.m.; Franklin Pierce 25 _25 , package 1300 lb 24, mixed down 18, 6:05 a.m.; HameU good and choice 24-24.50, good M. down 18, 6:30 a.m. ; Robert 1100-1200 Jb 22-24.25, standard to Reed down 18, 7 a.m.; ~ low good 21·22.50, cboice 750-900 CAMBRIDGE, Ohio !UP)) - City down 23, 3:45 a.m.; Bessie lb heifers 23.50-24, one lot 750 Wilbur Berg of Cambridge was Walker up Greenup 4:10 p.m.; lb 24.25, mlled good and cboice expected to be arraliJled for Eastern down Greenup 9:4$ p. . good 600-900 lb 21.50-23, first degree murder today for m.; H. E. Bowles up Green- staodard to low good 211-21.50, the shooting death of hia ex- up 12:115 a.m. ; Beaver dowo cows 14-18; bulls 19.50-22.50; wife's husband. Greenup 5:30 a.m.; Tibolt up steady to I lower, high Sheriff Andrew H. Beros and Greenup 6:15 a.m.; J. S. Lewis cbolce and prime 38-40, cboice PLUS FED. TAX a deputy, acting on a tip, ar· down Greenup 6:50 a.m.; Jloc. 3S-37, good ~. staodard dowo TRADE IN r~ted Berg at the Zanesville K down Meldahl 3:15 p.m.; to 20, few standard to good 300bus terminal TuesdliJ,DI&Irt and Elisba Woods up Meldahl 9:40 350 lb slaughter calves 20-24 . returned him to the Guernsey p.m.; Miss Susan up Meldahl Hogs, 2500; harrows and gilts County Jail here. 11:30 p.m.; Frieberger up Mel- very slow, 25-50 lower; sows Witnesses said Berg shot , dahl 12:40 a.m.; Philip Sporn slow, about steady; 1-3 100-220 Robert Hoover Stukey, 37, of Iup Meldabl 3:30a.m.; ValvoUne lb barrows and gilts 21-21.25, During This Sale If We Are Too Busy To Make Installation- You Can Carry Them Out, Come Back Later. Beech Grove, Ind., Sunday : down Meldahl 4:4$ a.m. 220-240 lb 20.50-21, 2-3 240-270 lb night at the borne of Mrs. Stuk- ~~~~ Dam _ L. Fiore 18.7>-20.50, one lot No. 3 325 lb ey's daughter. down 4:45 p.m.; Reliable up 16, 1-3 ~ lb sows ~4-15, 3DURING THIS SALE A maohunt went out for Berg, 7:10 p.m.; OVEC aod Cha~les 3 ~ lb 13.51-14.50, 41, who apparently fled 1 he Stevenson ur 9:15 p.m.; Steel steady to 25 lower 13-15. PRICE IN LIEU area and was believed en route Ranger up 11:30 p.m.; Tital Sbeep, 300; slaughter lambs OF TRADE IN PLUS from Columbus to 1camhrtdge down 1,25 a.m.; Jeffboat down . 1115 I~ active, lully 50 ON CAR , when he was arrested. a.m.; Defeuder up a. blgber, beav1er welglrts very : 1 55 3 30 EACH IHCLUDING WEIGHTS · . ; B Dow, barely steady, slaughter 3 m.; Pstwneter udp ·55 a .m •• ewes steady; one lot choice and eye a e own 4:45 a.m.' prime 90 Jb shorn slaughter Ben McCool down 8 a.m.; A. lambs with No. 3 pelts 23.50, D. Haines li down 8:30 a.m. cbofce and prime 80-1115 lb Kanawba River Solvay wooled slaughter lambs 23-23.50, down London 4 a.m.; Mounlaln good and cbolce 20.50-23, cbolce COLUMBUS <lJPI) - John State down Marmet 5:40 p.m.; and prime 1111·120 lb 21·22.50, Hyde Dunlap, 81, a Plckaway 0. F. Shearer down Mar~et good and cbofce 18-21, 120-130 lb County farmer and sportsman, 1:55 a.m.; Allen R. , MernU 1•18, cuU to good Bhora ewes For ANY PASSENGER SIZE today was named national wild: down Winfield 6:10 p.m.; !HI. ANY TREAD IN STOC.K life co0servatlonlst of Ui66. les K. up Winfield 8:25 ~.m.; fl;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiOiiiOii;o;;;;iiii=President Johnson Is scbed- TallllllJ' White down Wltlfteld PLUS TAX andRECAPPABLE TIRE HEADQUARTERS uled to present the award Jaa 12:15 a.m.; Lucy Jane Lucas 24 at the President's €ooserva· down Winfteld 2:15 a.m.; Na· Uon Acblevement program tional down Winfield 6:10 ' a.m . ceremonies at Wallblngtoll. Mrs. For The Whole Family Dunlap will IOlDIIlp8DJ ber In 1913, East Germany , husband to WlllhlngtGII for lhe proposed to the ~lies tliat ao 99 presentation. arrangement be lliade whereby PRICES BEGIN _ • DunlaR, 1 levenlb pneratlon Weet Berliners could visit the PHONE 992,2101 POMEROY, OHIO 7()0 E. MAIN ST. farmer 11 Wllllam&piJrt,' bu a · Colruiiunlst sector uoder certain long career In COIIII!rv&lloo . . .. COIIIIIUons, willlout spelllng oUt . ls know~ as Ohio's ou181andJna·~'whal they were. A. jlarllal Mlddl'll'rt, O; Wlllei'VB~OIIIst.. ..... -- . ap-eement was reached la~r. ~-.__..,_ _ _ _ 1..._ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.....__,_ _._ _ _ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..._ _...;,_ _ _ _ _ _;.,il!-....,.....~~'!illll • campu sGrowthAnd Acereditation, DeveIopment HighrIg hts Scene At Coliege dDct 12le recent ~ that we had failQd to receive a federal grant to )~lp . finance lhe pbyaleal fllilcalkll bulldiDg, one new plan under CODIIderalion iB a "marriage" o1 tbe pro- years, all Rio craduates will be d - ~sci':e~~es.edueation ·~=. .... :.U mOS:ylllg :J::• eMiddii part •Choohln BAKER fURNITURE - HOGG & ZUSP . MATERIALS COMPANr GIRLS lOAFERS Sj-99 =t Hospital News ROUSH SHOE STORE ente~~th :~ut .::foFr~a;.r;;etr:;;;:;oa~c~tlv~e~p~erl;;;;;od~o~f~fi~ve~pl~ay~ed;;_;in~th~e~Pl~.~P;le:•s~an:t~Ro-~~~:; ... .............. .. ..... {[S fA~Tt\8~1908/ \TS OuR·~ I OPEN NEW YEARS DAY 10 1o 6:00P.M. SMOKED Ohio Teams Split In Tourneys Boston Butt ROAST PICNIC HAMS By Ualletl PnlslnlernaUonal Philadelphia to the Granite City ] Tournament action starling ent!J straight 'VIctory behind SOblo'o tournament . minded Classic in Minnesota. tomghe includes Kent State at foot-9 IO(lhomore Chris Thomcollep quiDtetl split Tuesday In the looe non-tournament , Arkansas State; the Muskingum , forde who acored _211 point&. night, action, Utah State blasted Xa-1tilt witb four Obio teams; ~ ~ BG stayed With Prinoeton Three teaiDI woo and three I vier 107-88 despite the 27-point Mount Umoo tourney w1tb Hi· most of tbe first bsU but tbe IDs! 1n action ranging from the performance of Bob Quick. ram and Mount Union; !be T'Igen ftnally went In !root t.l Quaker City Tournement at Teammate Luther Tackley got Woosler tournament, and the stay at 39-37 with 2:28 left In 25. The Utes led 5&-40 at half- PL Pleasant, W. Va., lilt with the half. Tbe New Jereey club lime. Cedarville and Rio Grande eo- ' stood 50-42 at lntermiBslon and Still not satisfied with Tues· tcred. Iptled up a eu5 lead with 1:113 day night, the state's quinlet!3 Pr!leeton &Us lefl take another go at the touma- The blgbligbt of Tuesday ac· Walt Patkowsld scored 17 or ment circuit tonight. In addi- tion was Princeton's win over his 21 points In the first half to Uon to the five Ults involvlllg Uowling Green on the Quaker keep the Falcona In eontentloo. Ohio clubs Tuesday, five more City Classic at Philadelphia. It was lhe third loss again!l will get underway tonight. The Tigers rolled to their sev- lOIII' victories for tbe Obloana. c I lb. c lb. -4 ! FRYERS 1 .Sports Briefs SUCED PORK SHOULDER - 1 I c WHOLE I' lb. NEW YORK (UP!) - Jornny !{,land of the SL Lcuis Carc1nals, a coliegiate defensive •pecmlist who became a versatile offensive star in his first year as a pro, today was namaJU3 3 0 Port Huron 15 13 3 33 ed Rookie or the Year in the Fort Wayne 16 15 0 3Z 1\ational Football League by 1 By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE The 22od renewal of the Gator Des MCIInel 15 13 1 31 United Preaa lnternattonal. I Wasoail Bowl Mixer [ classic will find the Orange- Muskegoo 14 18 0 28 The 21-year-<IId halfback from Egud, friends, we have sev- men upset.Ung the dope bucket Columbus 11 22 0 Z2 MisBouri was a runaway choice eral tasty tidbits for you this 1 as lhey double the score on Tllesday's Resnlts in the balloting conducled by New Year's weekend. !Tennessee'• Vols. Watch r 0 r IDayton 10 Columbus 4 three sportswriters from each As usual lhe Bowl Commit-!Floyd Little and Larry Csonka Toni~'I Scbedul~ NFL city as he pulled down 22 lees have arranged some excel- 1 tr. lead the infantry .charge as · Fort Wayne at Des Momes ~oles to far outdistance line· lent a~trac lions featuring no Syrucuse racl:s up Its eighth ftlmdap'l Schedule backer Tommy Nobis. tess than six of the nation's top ; straight victory - hak·kaUI Port Huron at Muskegon ten collegiate powers - AlabaCO'ITON BOWL NEW YORK (UP]) - Sa n·rna, Nebraska, Georgia, GeorDe 31 Dalla T 1 ' ens Friiicisco's Rick Barry keeps Igia Tech, Southern Methodist ': ' U .;,__ scoring at will and Philadel· and Purdue. After an exilaus- 'I GeDeorgs'"t 2lt, thlsS.M.UI. u., MDan-al- lJiimUD · · · d 1 th mn re1 coumns bla W~ L._~ Chamberlam . keeps tivekstu y o f ethstrengths tlaod Ilas correspo~dent, dolelully re......,. a little of everythmg as wea nesses o e compe ng h h meto M tan the two stars collllnue their elevends, The_ Hoople h Sy,tem j ~~;ltsfa~ ea ~tUe ;;::rt ~s the~ Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, M~~· dllll for individual honors in " rea y to gm you t e author- ; b 1 1 'th G , BoUd IMrs. Roberta Youne, cu•...,., · t. . f · the National Basketball Asso- 1't a"" nrecast - an d be pre- Loa tke1WI Co eorgla h v· s Dool ogs. , spent several days at Chari&. ciatlon pared for several surpnses - !b o or ac ml ce nd they s 'r ton Helgbta W Va bwere · · . har ru h' oys to score ear y a en • · ., r : Aeconling to NBA statistics · mp · Ilight off the spirited Mustang they visited at the home o released today, Barry is runGATO!t BOWL cha r e State Trooper G. R. Young. Ding away with scoring honors. Dec. 31, Jacksonville, Fla. g· ] : His 80 points last week gave Syracnoe 2:%, Tenneo•ee 11. SUGAR BOWL Mr. aod Mrs. R. J. :rotman Fresh Crisp him 1280 for the season through ~ - Jan. 2, New Orleans, La. of South Charleston \1s1ted reSIIIday games for an average tract ~>ith the New York Mets Nebraska 17, Alabama 16. cently with Mrs. Sarah Foster of ~-7 [I«' game. for a reported $50,000. IThe big game of the day! The and with BID and George ZU8<.!, Boyer who aamitted •I a big upset of the day! Vas, pan and their families. ~QJNNATI UP!)- The ncws c~nference that 0. was ifriends, tltat's the way it's go- Mrs. R. T. Blessing returned ClnciDDati Royals know bow 10 takrng a cui in salury, still re- mg to be at 6th-ranked Nebras- home on Sunday after spending . wm Without causmg ulcers. rr.aincd the Mets' highe" pe.d ' k~ shades unbeaten and 3rd - ~ several daya at the home of The Rovals went on a 17-1 player · ·Mets · Presideot ,.g 1 c~led Alabama To. her daughte r and son-m. law , Bush's Sour . . • . · 8 ,-.. . f . by h one pmnt. ~-. scormg tear early m the sec- Devine said. ye of httle ait ' rcmemuer II Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hannum ODd quarter and had UtUe trou· The 3.\-year-old athi•'lc. en- was the Hoople SyYtem which j M Alto ble thereafter in doW11ing tbe tering his second season as a 1ave you Oklahoma to knock Iat I. · Detroit Pistons 131·123 in the member of the New Yo: k Nebraska from the undefeated Mr. aod Mrs. Philip Werry . National Besketball Association National•, reportedly carn.,J ranks on Turkey Day - urn • and sons of Pomeroy spent · Tuesday night. between $62.000 and $65,000 I'Is!. kumph 1 Christmas visiting with her >eason. ROSE BO'WL . molher, Mrs. Helen Stewart NEW YORK (UP() - Cinrin.Jan. 2, Paoadena, Calif. aod family. nati's Osca~ Roberl~on IS tht•d SPOK.\NE, Wash. (UP!r .- Purdue 32, So. Calif. 17. T'te Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fentoo in the NatiOnal Ba.,;elball A,. '111e PrltRburg~ Ptrates con"d·IIalcnted right arm and flymg I d d hte f s 'thf ld 1 0 · sociatlon statistics released to er Maury Wills such an impur· feet of Purdue's Bob Gries• an aug Crh mEl 10 • 1 · · . ' 1 Ohio, spent riYtmas day. tant new add1t1on to their clnb , will prove too much for under- . 1 II th · t th ve h a The "Bi•, 0" has 009 i'Oinls that ~uenera • I Manager J o e manned Southern am y dgaMermg Calilornia. I a M J a h eL' horne · 01 in 28 games for ll 2111 a\'~r- Brown plans to come to Spok- Thev made the season two · r · an rs. osep 18 m age. San Fra11cisco's K1ck Bilr- ane in mid-Junuary to si~n t~c p,:1~r.s too lnng for the Trojans, Mason. ry leads the circu11 wilh 1.2l!O ] r.eppe·y infielder. , who suffered a hum iliating 5HI' ~'ollowing dinner at the Lish ! Ma]Of • Sees NebraSk3 0UStmg • 'B Ffrom R nks £Unheaten c lb. Jatenalleaal lltckey Leap@ By Ualted Prelo International St811dfnp Team .. .. .. ·W L T I'll Dayton II 41 1 37 Toledo 17 13 1 35 t:" • 8OWI uQZtng I SUGAR 5 1 DOUBLE COLA- persona) 16oz. Bot. •• ''".• Boai I With lhe Purch... OfAccusro Killer Planned I Folgers CABBAGE ··lb. KRAUT~ .. 1 J I OIIANGE BOWL Mr. Fred Porter nf Spring- 1 Jon. 2, Mtamt, Fla. 1 field. OhiO visited during the : Ger.rAe Tech 35. Florida ~2 . holidays with Mr. and M r s. l The Florida Galors' first trip Ralph Warner. to the Orange Bowl promise ..; Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stewart, l to he an unl1appy on e. Wakh Mr . and Mrs. William Persingwr the Rambl in' Wrerk from cr. Johnny and Carlene. Mrs. ! Genrgia Tech tu make a wrP ck Helen Fell, Mr. and Mrs. Phil-] move a damaged lateral car:i- : of tile Florida forres Jed oy 'p Smith, opent Christma• with - Farmer Dunlap To be Honored 1 . 1 I er Tuesday signed his 1961 con- I ot 7:30 a.m. EST. w1nner St eve Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall in 'Spurrier - ha k.-kafft 1New Haven. Sale Umitad To Present Stock and Time Stated Above, So Come In E•ly, No lay by, First Come First Senllll SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30 p.m. Co~nltr (Formerly Evans Super Market) Mill end Second Sta. PHONE: 992.34~ "We Reserve The Right To Lillilt QuanUUe.e" RECAPS R.UBBER FOOTWEAR • 1 ST. LOUIS IUPU - Ken R'"'Y . !agt> from Na rnath 's right knee 1-leisman Troph' uct; YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD - - - -- !Il l TIRES INSTAUEO WHEELS BALANCED DURING THIS SALE · ...... · points while Phil<lrlr·lph,:t·s Wi lt The Pirates a<.:quircd Wilb, lhr~shin~~: <Jt the hands of No- home Santa Claus made a per- ' Cham 1wrla in is ser :nd w1t !•' the all-timf•lJ;m:-s l ca iJng cham-ltre 0 .. 111e in !heir last outing sonal ' appearance. ·~ 843 points. ! pion, from the Los An~ P ;cs nnrl now must fare the rugg:ed t RohP.rt:-on. \VhO has \)l:Jvf"'\j ' Dodgers during th e wint.cr h<J "('- BotlPrmakers without the serv- I Miss J(ISSie Thomas or Char"rven. fewer ~ameg than t~,e ball ;-1wefin~s in e:<change f,,r 1rt•-; of ntnl' junior rnllt'ge trH~s- \ leston, ~pent. Christmas with I .. r~ star. 1"•<::-. :-,•·ut •·d on I)· .y'l l tlmd I : 1:~ emnn Bnh !1.1ilcv m:d lf'r" who have b~·en dt>c lared m-· her Slster.tn-law, Mrs. Glad11 ys Thomas. f(•wer point~tilg1ble j 1slmrlst.op Gene Michael. · I Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons·· Rayons • i NEW YORK iUPI )- John NEW YORK iUPlt - J, p H'avlir£'k, wiH1 G73 poin t~ frJr I 1\/amJ~II, t.he $400 ,Hil0 quctrtr•tthe Buslon Celtics, is nmtll back (1 ! tht> \jew York Jets, wa~ the NAtlonal Ba!llketbal! A '>~od- . ~ched ulcd to undeq!;r; kner. suration stali stics revE'Jif-:1 todcy. gery th1s morning. He played for Ohir St;Jte Urn· [ Dr. James Nicholas woo to \lersity. perform the operation to ~-~. $ All For The Same Low, Low Price 1-lb. can POP CORN----21b. 1 In Our Warehouse Tubeless- Tube Type COFFEE 300 con SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT 8:00 A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS AT 12:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 -THE END OF OUR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 Any l Passenger Tires Arraignment MILK----!gal. 1 Is OHering You One Last Opportunity This Year To Buy TII'H At Real Bargain Prices. Cbar·i Sealtest 1 RIZER OIL CO. Stock Market loaves Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 STOCK REDUCTION SALE •• WAREHOUSE SALE •· ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ···· PRE-INVENTORY SALE CALL IT WHAT YOU WILL - BUT River News BREAD····- .,. ...,. semester: CLOSIIT THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOURHOMI ''FlEXSTEEl'' cAxles ' •' best man 1miii!Biiers \fel'e !of. aa!MI!' le8lll l1lli1 I ' lltllifei! 1 er Klein and Steve Lane. tree. Ice cream, caP and Carolyn Buckley Becomes BrIJe . 01 Pvt. John Klein on Christmas •, lit ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. I ,;·;.....____________,_________________________..! $1 Till. SHOE lOX RIZER OIL CO. 1 10 5 �' '. ' . t., ';' \ ---=- ·-··- :--.........---------~~~---...~~ -· ~ · ~ · ~ . ',. TI Ny,s v:G~~~~,: CASH SAVINGS .UP TO 20%" '" ./ ' \I -' ..... . . .' ' ' .. ,. ' • Tiny's Bargainland...For the:tast 3 Days Of theY I I QUANTITY ' ..'' . . to Make Your i ~ollars count ' tc5llAY, EVERY DAY ••• ALL THROUGH 1967 *BONUS BUY *Bonus Buy ROYAL CROWN PRIDE SALTINE COLA CRACKERS v, QUART c SIZE c LB. MEN'S or BOYS' e THUR.y·FRI.~-SAT. INSULATED ONLY BOX CARTON Plus Deposit COMPOUND TOMATO CAN . . 66 EXTRA SPECIAL .t;':~ ,: ;· ' ~£ ~ t:'· C JUICE oz. s CAULKING '•, . . . *BONUS BUY STOKELYS 46 With Steel Shank · EXTRA SPECIAL ""''ill> LISTERINE -.~~ MOUTHWASH . . FoR 14 OZ. BOTTLE ' c . f\RS't cU't MAALOX .. --- --- lb. _ _ lb 1' .Bayers Aspirin . REGULAR 1.49 lS. Gerber Strained Baby Food 3 ,., 29c Nabisco Honey Grahams , 39c Streitmans Zesta Crackers _ , 35c Aiax Soap Powder K;i:: $1.02 Quart Downey 69c Scott Towels L··.~~~29c ~ampbells Veg Beef Soup can 16c EA. ( TUBES 100 TABLETS C·_, bot. r: c ' l l ' -·'.:'J ~f SAVE 40c ----------- ...... :::::•... .1 c ANCHOR HOCKING • ,, • I ,y ~ i ~ FLOUR e MUGS&BOWLS = ' ~ c EA. I :: I i I EACH I I i~ •' •~­ . . ,, \ jt,"' __........r, ·' ·.~j.~\.>. \.~:) CONTAC CAPSULES ., i i ! SOLID FROZEN c REG. 39c FRENCH COOKIES FRIES 2 LB. 3 LB. l 9 C PKG. pkgs. HAM Sandwiches REG. ' $2.75 J 10for99C i i 10::(; 't •I To All Our Friends and Customers lciAPP.V NEW YEA·R TO .ALL I I ~~ ' • ' --- . \: • '.' ........... -- PAIR ....... COLGATE SUPER SIZE TOOTH '" f c PASTE .,. ~ ' .. ' WE WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY, ·MONDAY · I f. _, ' . ~ ' • ' ' ONLY .' l c $ .66 SAVE $1 .09 . POTATOES FAMILY SIZE SIZE U.S. NO. 1 WHITE Fl,ILLY LINED \ l• , _, :t . .. ' . ' .•.' ,., ;I . ' ' �' '. ' . t., ';' \ ---=- ·-··- :--.........---------~~~---...~~ -· ~ · ~ · ~ . ',. TI Ny,s v:G~~~~,: CASH SAVINGS .UP TO 20%" '" ./ ' \I -' ..... . . .' ' ' .. ,. ' • Tiny's Bargainland...For the:tast 3 Days Of theY I I QUANTITY ' ..'' . . to Make Your i ~ollars count ' tc5llAY, EVERY DAY ••• ALL THROUGH 1967 *BONUS BUY *Bonus Buy ROYAL CROWN PRIDE SALTINE COLA CRACKERS v, QUART c SIZE c LB. MEN'S or BOYS' e THUR.y·FRI.~-SAT. INSULATED ONLY BOX CARTON Plus Deposit COMPOUND TOMATO CAN . . 66 EXTRA SPECIAL .t;':~ ,: ;· ' ~£ ~ t:'· C JUICE oz. s CAULKING '•, . . . *BONUS BUY STOKELYS 46 With Steel Shank · EXTRA SPECIAL ""''ill> LISTERINE -.~~ MOUTHWASH . . FoR 14 OZ. BOTTLE ' c . f\RS't cU't MAALOX .. --- --- lb. _ _ lb 1' .Bayers Aspirin . REGULAR 1.49 lS. Gerber Strained Baby Food 3 ,., 29c Nabisco Honey Grahams , 39c Streitmans Zesta Crackers _ , 35c Aiax Soap Powder K;i:: $1.02 Quart Downey 69c Scott Towels L··.~~~29c ~ampbells Veg Beef Soup can 16c EA. ( TUBES 100 TABLETS C·_, bot. r: c ' l l ' -·'.:'J ~f SAVE 40c ----------- ...... :::::•... .1 c ANCHOR HOCKING • ,, • I ,y ~ i ~ FLOUR e MUGS&BOWLS = ' ~ c EA. I :: I i I EACH I I i~ •' •~­ . . ,, \ jt,"' __........r, ·' ·.~j.~\.>. \.~:) CONTAC CAPSULES ., i i ! SOLID FROZEN c REG. 39c FRENCH COOKIES FRIES 2 LB. 3 LB. l 9 C PKG. pkgs. HAM Sandwiches REG. ' $2.75 J 10for99C i i 10::(; 't •I To All Our Friends and Customers lciAPP.V NEW YEA·R TO .ALL I I ~~ ' • ' --- . \: • '.' ........... -- PAIR ....... COLGATE SUPER SIZE TOOTH '" f c PASTE .,. ~ ' .. ' WE WILL BE OPEN SUNDAY, ·MONDAY · I f. _, ' . ~ ' • ' ' ONLY .' l c $ .66 SAVE $1 .09 . POTATOES FAMILY SIZE SIZE U.S. NO. 1 WHITE Fl,ILLY LINED \ l• , _, :t . .. ' . ' .•.' ,., ;I . ' ' �DOORS OPEN 9: A.M. ; THURSDAY DEi· 29th • j . •\ ., BE HERE EARLY · • Dally Sentlliel, • uake GET \-ouR sHA'RE ohtfl aLvs A FAST MOVING SALE ..• BE EARLY ' Odds are 4to 1 Will Come from • LIMITED QUANTITIES • BE EARLY • Time to Clnn Houw on overstock mdse. and odds and ends. Bro· ken ~i1es At 1J3 to V:r oH Clear•nce Groups. All first qutlitr mdn. from our stock. A famous moving sale. Get your shtre, be here eerly. Savinqs in enry dept. Limited quo~ntities in some groupa. It's Stiffler's that save money. to SENSATIONAL CLEAR-OUT GROUPS LADIES' HI FASHION STYLED OFF DRESSY AND CASUAL WINTER COATS From our large group of Better Coats-AU flnt qualllf, casual .and dressy style in fur trimmed and untrimmea numbers. Wools, Blends and Laminated labrica. Get yours now. HOLIDAY DRESSES ~ee this exci~ing group of La_dies Fall and Winter Dress· es. Junior, MISses and Half Sues. All greatly reduced for quick sale, these have 1o go. GROUPN0.3 VALUES TO $16.95 s1ooo $400 GROUP NO. 1 VALUES TO $6.98 GROUPN0. 2 VALUES TO $10.95 $600 ooo 1 Reg. $2.99 & $1.99 Val. LADIES FLANNEL Gowns and Pajamas AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 32 to 38. Pric(;'{i for quick 72x84 sa )e , asst. styles and colors. High quality E'.·c. Blanket, double bed size, single conlrol. AdJUSt· able temperature dia l, lully 2 year guaranteed. s S· 47 One Large Table cf Toys from our Large Toy Oepl. marked down to 1.2 prirce. Some s)i gh ll.v damaged , others t.hnt W(l ovPr bought on 1 some soiled, slow selling No's-One and two of a kind. See these early arvt save. s 44 ONE BIG GROUP OF TOYS Reduced For Quick Sale A v CLEARANCE CLEARANCE E Values to $3.99 Ladies Full Slips $2.67 Val. to 3.99 Ladies Fa Gowns 2.84 Values to $9.95 & $12.95 BOYS WINTER Values To $3.99 Mens Fall & Winter JACKETS Sport Shirts Out they go . One group Boys Bet· ter Winter and F'a!l JackE'tS, Val· ues lu 9.95, JQ .95. 11.95. All re· grouped for quick sale, asst. stylrs and fabrics. One large group nf mens long sleeve fall and Winter Sport Shirts. asst. plaids anct pluin co l· s tyl r>~. GIRLS Fall and Winter Capri Pants- -- $1.88 Fall and Winter Sweaters - $3.00 SAVE 30 ·· 33!- 50% AND MORE BIG SCRAMBLE TABLE Soiled Mdse., Damaged Mdae. AS One of a Kind, Freight Damaged Mfg. Damaged Mdse. Shop This PRICED Table for Real Bargains VALUES TO $5.98 GIRLS REG. $1.00 YARD, FIRST QUALITY Fine Wale Fall Corduroy - 67c yd. PRE-INV.ENTORY CLEAR-OUTS- LADIES' BETTER FOOTWEAR e Toys Slightly Damaged e Toys that did not move e Toys that we over bought e Toys that came in late e First Come, First Served ! PRICE SALE ON ALL TREE TRIMMINGS AND CANDLES See this Group of Ladies Better Footweor, all from our stock . Broken li>ea. Aut. Fall and Winter styles, Dressy and Flats. Values to $3.99 and $5.98. Regrouped for Quick Claarance. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. s A v e ALL E • Limited Quantity-Hurry • ALL TREE LIGHTS eALL FANCY CANDIES ,. CLEARANCE GROUP 1 CLEARANCE GROUP 2 Values To $3.99 Values To $5.98 CLEARANCE CLEARANCE i E s VALUES TO $19.95 GIRLS WINTER JACKETS COATS Values to 19.95 In !his E e Ladies Fall and Winter Sweatero e Ladies Capri Pants e Ladies Shells e Ladies Mohair Sweaters e Ladies Sport Blouses 00 pair s A L E 00 polr s 00 Registering your patterlll with OW' Bridal Regislr)r makes it easier for friend• and relatives to give you a 00 wedding gift you want. And you'll avoid dupllcalions. too. each each So be a smart bride . .. be a happy bride--choose your Reg. $5.98 & $6.98 Values To $1.98 ASSORTED BETTER 72x90 SIZE BLANKETS $fl no Syracuse pattern and register it with us now. 6.A8 72x90 GIFTS our shelves at much blgher price. Quality mdse. No aeeonds, one and two of 1 kind first size. left. We have to move them. So mve now, be bere early. $1.QOea. $pri ng mdse. Y3 OFF Shredded Foam Bed Pillows 97c Fancy Holiday Dusters • - $3.77 VALUES 10 $5.98 LADIES Reg. $1.99 & $2.49 CHILDRENS & GIRLS Values to $3.99 Girls FALL AND HOLIDAY KAUTZ FEED STORE ''THE ONE STOP STORE" EVERY THING FROM FOOD TO F!ED PH. 915-3347 CHESTII, 0. DRESSES Our complete stock or t'hildrens Flannel and Knit Sl('tlpwear. wide asst. of style!ii and colors. Priced for quick 9ale. These fall and winter Dre111ea are top quality/ aasl. pattern •nd styles. All all and winter No's Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to lf, Shop Stiffler first always. Now You Save to l OFF and More! $2.00 One large group o! Mens Long Sleeve Fall and Winter Sport Shirts. Asst. plaids and plain colors, all new !all stlyes 9Only s9.9S Childrens Snow Suit~ ss 00 12 only Mens s19 Q5 Sport Coats s1 044 ... Girls Vinyl Jackets s1 97 e•. Mens s2 99 Dress Shirts s1 R7 ... 33c One Lot Ladies Rayon Undies Girls Poor Boys and Sweaters S2 13 e•. S1~ 00 e•. 7only Mens Casual Jackets S2 88 Wranglers Play Jeans ... ~------ SLEEPWEAR CLEAR-OUT REDUCTIONS OF ODDS & ENDS AND SHORT LOTS OF HOLIDAY ITEMS PRICED TO MOVE OUT FASTI May the New Year bring to us aU happiness and ever.Wtiog hope. You have seen theoe &lfta oa A5sl. floral and plain colors. Re· grouped for Quick Clearance. Mdse. that we must move for MORGAN JONES Reg. $9,95 lnsulaire Blanket $4,88 Mens, Boys Winter Caps --• 97c VALUEJ TO $1.79 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL MEN AND BOYS 2:1P.OUT LINING STYLE ALL-WEATHER COATS Of Tho Quality Yau Reg. 19.98 valueo, one lara• loll new atyleo, new <lark tones, water aad wind rtpellenl abrlc wltb warm zip oul lining Our complete atock rearouped for quick sale. Be here oarly. Be tint at Bllln•ro alwayt, Will Value For A Lifetime VALUES TO 59c VALUES TO $3.99 VALUES TO $22.95 $ CLEARANCE CLEARANCE quality Blankets Fall and Winter Sportswear A Move Spreads One large group ol Girll FaD and Wnter Coati, aport and lreosy styl.. 3 to 8X and ? to 14 sizes. Asst. fobrlco and col· ors. large sale group of mens Dress and Casual Jackets Broken sizes most aII sizes. Hurry this top quality mdse. will move out rast Our famoos 5.911 to ONE LARGE GROUP LADIES s v TREE TRIMMINGS ~PRICE pr. A L VALUES TO $19.95 Mens Dress & Casual REG. $3.99 VALliE LADIES pr, J1 you haven't llreld:1 ..... ed YOW' china, we'd JiU 11 show you OW' wide ciiOIIt It beautiful patterna Ia · Income Tax One Lot Mens Sweat Shirts fl.33 Sox - • 97c (ONE LOT) J Group No.3 VALUES TO $29.95 ~PRICE 13 ONLY REG. 3.00 FAMOUS BRANDS s ~~~--- EACH EACH ors, all new fall $1soo $looo SIZE BLANKET l o $2.99 Llldies warm flannel Guwn s :tnd Pajamas Sizes I MAIN ST.·· POMEROY, OHIO $ Reg. $1.99 Happy Is the Bridi who rel!isters her China, Silver and Glass patterDI It Group No.2 Values To $24.95 Reg. $14.95 Value . Group No.1 Values To $17.95 ' ' MANY MARKDOWNS ·Now Before We Take Inventory!! MENS SIZES Values to $19.95 Bridges and ·Culveta - QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYSI BOY'S CLE~RANCE SIZES Valuts to S6'9LS s DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- ,. thla hearty wllh to our many loyal friands and cultomers. 2-HOUR 88 .. We extend * PHILLIPS SISTERS SnLE SHOP Court St. Poll\ll'oy DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON FURNITURE-APPLIANCES·-ZENITH TV FLOOR SAMPLES- CLOSE-OUTS- ALL AT YEAR END LOWEST PRICES!- SHOP EARLYI Ingels Furnitu·re 992-2635 �DOORS OPEN 9: A.M. ; THURSDAY DEi· 29th • j . •\ ., BE HERE EARLY · • Dally Sentlliel, • uake GET \-ouR sHA'RE ohtfl aLvs A FAST MOVING SALE ..• BE EARLY ' Odds are 4to 1 Will Come from • LIMITED QUANTITIES • BE EARLY • Time to Clnn Houw on overstock mdse. and odds and ends. Bro· ken ~i1es At 1J3 to V:r oH Clear•nce Groups. All first qutlitr mdn. from our stock. A famous moving sale. Get your shtre, be here eerly. Savinqs in enry dept. Limited quo~ntities in some groupa. It's Stiffler's that save money. to SENSATIONAL CLEAR-OUT GROUPS LADIES' HI FASHION STYLED OFF DRESSY AND CASUAL WINTER COATS From our large group of Better Coats-AU flnt qualllf, casual .and dressy style in fur trimmed and untrimmea numbers. Wools, Blends and Laminated labrica. Get yours now. HOLIDAY DRESSES ~ee this exci~ing group of La_dies Fall and Winter Dress· es. Junior, MISses and Half Sues. All greatly reduced for quick sale, these have 1o go. GROUPN0.3 VALUES TO $16.95 s1ooo $400 GROUP NO. 1 VALUES TO $6.98 GROUPN0. 2 VALUES TO $10.95 $600 ooo 1 Reg. $2.99 & $1.99 Val. LADIES FLANNEL Gowns and Pajamas AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 32 to 38. Pric(;'{i for quick 72x84 sa )e , asst. styles and colors. High quality E'.·c. Blanket, double bed size, single conlrol. AdJUSt· able temperature dia l, lully 2 year guaranteed. s S· 47 One Large Table cf Toys from our Large Toy Oepl. marked down to 1.2 prirce. Some s)i gh ll.v damaged , others t.hnt W(l ovPr bought on 1 some soiled, slow selling No's-One and two of a kind. See these early arvt save. s 44 ONE BIG GROUP OF TOYS Reduced For Quick Sale A v CLEARANCE CLEARANCE E Values to $3.99 Ladies Full Slips $2.67 Val. to 3.99 Ladies Fa Gowns 2.84 Values to $9.95 & $12.95 BOYS WINTER Values To $3.99 Mens Fall & Winter JACKETS Sport Shirts Out they go . One group Boys Bet· ter Winter and F'a!l JackE'tS, Val· ues lu 9.95, JQ .95. 11.95. All re· grouped for quick sale, asst. stylrs and fabrics. One large group nf mens long sleeve fall and Winter Sport Shirts. asst. plaids anct pluin co l· s tyl r>~. GIRLS Fall and Winter Capri Pants- -- $1.88 Fall and Winter Sweaters - $3.00 SAVE 30 ·· 33!- 50% AND MORE BIG SCRAMBLE TABLE Soiled Mdse., Damaged Mdae. AS One of a Kind, Freight Damaged Mfg. Damaged Mdse. Shop This PRICED Table for Real Bargains VALUES TO $5.98 GIRLS REG. $1.00 YARD, FIRST QUALITY Fine Wale Fall Corduroy - 67c yd. PRE-INV.ENTORY CLEAR-OUTS- LADIES' BETTER FOOTWEAR e Toys Slightly Damaged e Toys that did not move e Toys that we over bought e Toys that came in late e First Come, First Served ! PRICE SALE ON ALL TREE TRIMMINGS AND CANDLES See this Group of Ladies Better Footweor, all from our stock . Broken li>ea. Aut. Fall and Winter styles, Dressy and Flats. Values to $3.99 and $5.98. Regrouped for Quick Claarance. . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. s A v e ALL E • Limited Quantity-Hurry • ALL TREE LIGHTS eALL FANCY CANDIES ,. CLEARANCE GROUP 1 CLEARANCE GROUP 2 Values To $3.99 Values To $5.98 CLEARANCE CLEARANCE i E s VALUES TO $19.95 GIRLS WINTER JACKETS COATS Values to 19.95 In !his E e Ladies Fall and Winter Sweatero e Ladies Capri Pants e Ladies Shells e Ladies Mohair Sweaters e Ladies Sport Blouses 00 pair s A L E 00 polr s 00 Registering your patterlll with OW' Bridal Regislr)r makes it easier for friend• and relatives to give you a 00 wedding gift you want. And you'll avoid dupllcalions. too. each each So be a smart bride . .. be a happy bride--choose your Reg. $5.98 & $6.98 Values To $1.98 ASSORTED BETTER 72x90 SIZE BLANKETS $fl no Syracuse pattern and register it with us now. 6.A8 72x90 GIFTS our shelves at much blgher price. Quality mdse. No aeeonds, one and two of 1 kind first size. left. We have to move them. So mve now, be bere early. $1.QOea. $pri ng mdse. Y3 OFF Shredded Foam Bed Pillows 97c Fancy Holiday Dusters • - $3.77 VALUES 10 $5.98 LADIES Reg. $1.99 & $2.49 CHILDRENS & GIRLS Values to $3.99 Girls FALL AND HOLIDAY KAUTZ FEED STORE ''THE ONE STOP STORE" EVERY THING FROM FOOD TO F!ED PH. 915-3347 CHESTII, 0. DRESSES Our complete stock or t'hildrens Flannel and Knit Sl('tlpwear. wide asst. of style!ii and colors. Priced for quick 9ale. These fall and winter Dre111ea are top quality/ aasl. pattern •nd styles. All all and winter No's Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to lf, Shop Stiffler first always. Now You Save to l OFF and More! $2.00 One large group o! Mens Long Sleeve Fall and Winter Sport Shirts. Asst. plaids and plain colors, all new !all stlyes 9Only s9.9S Childrens Snow Suit~ ss 00 12 only Mens s19 Q5 Sport Coats s1 044 ... Girls Vinyl Jackets s1 97 e•. Mens s2 99 Dress Shirts s1 R7 ... 33c One Lot Ladies Rayon Undies Girls Poor Boys and Sweaters S2 13 e•. S1~ 00 e•. 7only Mens Casual Jackets S2 88 Wranglers Play Jeans ... ~------ SLEEPWEAR CLEAR-OUT REDUCTIONS OF ODDS & ENDS AND SHORT LOTS OF HOLIDAY ITEMS PRICED TO MOVE OUT FASTI May the New Year bring to us aU happiness and ever.Wtiog hope. You have seen theoe &lfta oa A5sl. floral and plain colors. Re· grouped for Quick Clearance. Mdse. that we must move for MORGAN JONES Reg. $9,95 lnsulaire Blanket $4,88 Mens, Boys Winter Caps --• 97c VALUEJ TO $1.79 WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL MEN AND BOYS 2:1P.OUT LINING STYLE ALL-WEATHER COATS Of Tho Quality Yau Reg. 19.98 valueo, one lara• loll new atyleo, new <lark tones, water aad wind rtpellenl abrlc wltb warm zip oul lining Our complete atock rearouped for quick sale. Be here oarly. Be tint at Bllln•ro alwayt, Will Value For A Lifetime VALUES TO 59c VALUES TO $3.99 VALUES TO $22.95 $ CLEARANCE CLEARANCE quality Blankets Fall and Winter Sportswear A Move Spreads One large group ol Girll FaD and Wnter Coati, aport and lreosy styl.. 3 to 8X and ? to 14 sizes. Asst. fobrlco and col· ors. large sale group of mens Dress and Casual Jackets Broken sizes most aII sizes. Hurry this top quality mdse. will move out rast Our famoos 5.911 to ONE LARGE GROUP LADIES s v TREE TRIMMINGS ~PRICE pr. A L VALUES TO $19.95 Mens Dress & Casual REG. $3.99 VALliE LADIES pr, J1 you haven't llreld:1 ..... ed YOW' china, we'd JiU 11 show you OW' wide ciiOIIt It beautiful patterna Ia · Income Tax One Lot Mens Sweat Shirts fl.33 Sox - • 97c (ONE LOT) J Group No.3 VALUES TO $29.95 ~PRICE 13 ONLY REG. 3.00 FAMOUS BRANDS s ~~~--- EACH EACH ors, all new fall $1soo $looo SIZE BLANKET l o $2.99 Llldies warm flannel Guwn s :tnd Pajamas Sizes I MAIN ST.·· POMEROY, OHIO $ Reg. $1.99 Happy Is the Bridi who rel!isters her China, Silver and Glass patterDI It Group No.2 Values To $24.95 Reg. $14.95 Value . Group No.1 Values To $17.95 ' ' MANY MARKDOWNS ·Now Before We Take Inventory!! MENS SIZES Values to $19.95 Bridges and ·Culveta - QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYSI BOY'S CLE~RANCE SIZES Valuts to S6'9LS s DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- ,. thla hearty wllh to our many loyal friands and cultomers. 2-HOUR 88 .. We extend * PHILLIPS SISTERS SnLE SHOP Court St. Poll\ll'oy DRASTIC REDUCTIONS ON FURNITURE-APPLIANCES·-ZENITH TV FLOOR SAMPLES- CLOSE-OUTS- ALL AT YEAR END LOWEST PRICES!- SHOP EARLYI Ingels Furnitu·re 992-2635 �. ,, ' ' . .. . . ; - . •• ·' ~· Mrs. Yeager is Woman to Woman Program Leader M El ' d · erger of ectronics _,E ucation Moves For wscs~~;-;1 ·' ~ ' .' ~~~ incely to be as common! "Wblle Lakewood's study was liD-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 28, 1984 Into Ho hGear m • Manv u•.s.s ' ch00IS· .. MASON - MrS. Charles Yfager, Mason, w~_...lil CJI&rge of the Christmas f!toiram pre..nted on Monday evenmg at the :egular meeting of _the Wom., n ' Soctety of CbrJstJan Servoce at the Mason Methodist Church The members enler<'d th• cnadlelighted sanctuary for the opemng of the pro~ral!l ~hich featured the Cbristm s.ury, scnpture, ~nd the s ing of carols._ " ,/'' . A playlet .~•lied, Fjlf ThiS Lillie T1me, which _!mphastz- Ill' "· 1 C/'ft Cf on ass Home f Denver 8/ake Kroger Fresh :~ ~~e~~~Zr ~i.th:o~:r ' ~~~-· L.hrJstmas ~nd Mrs. Denver for ltleir tr:u~ck~~~fo~r~a-:-•t:ru:c:ti-·:o~=ln=:pu:b:lle=-=-•~chn~o~~~~l=vl:a~th:e~t=e~:ph:one:::le:ch:n:tq:u:e.\:""I,...,...;;,:·M:o~y~Be~ne;ll;lt;:;m;•;a;n"';h;ll;•·;ope;-;ra;ted;;;fo~r;_;tha;';-gro;;w·~;;:-::--= meetmgBlake Mor.day ev- !iclrim;:_;:b:l~nto~:t:h:e:~ Mrs. Wilson is Hostess when Club Meets Pning. The home was beautifuliy decorated for the Christmas season. Christmas carols were sung with Judy Williams at the crgan. Readings were given by Doris McDaniel and J udy Williams. Games were played with I» ris McDaniel and Denver Blake as winners. The following memhers and guests were presePt, Janet McDermitt Dorot~y Blake, Doris McDaniel, Judy Williams, Roberta Rou>h, Sandra Pickens, Jimmy Blake, Da· na Lewis, Johnnie McDermitt, the host and hostess and Mr.. 1 Ediltl Fox, teacher ol L~e class. il Pork Loin Sale FOB Mary Foster is December 23rd Bride in Mason FULL LOIN HALf lb. 69~ MASON - Announcement Is made of the marriage of Mlss Mary Vernon Foster, daughter of the late Vernon Foster, and Mrs. Sarah Foster, of Mason, and Harley Hendricks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendricks, of Pomeroy. . 'nle double ring ceremony was performed on December 23 at the Mason Evangelical United Brethren by the Rev. Lester Lane. Attendants were Miss Kathy Zuspan, Mason and Mr. Dennis Moore, Pomeroy. 'nle bride wore a white wool i Char- sories,~.:B·;.J!!Cili __·t~,. carnation 1 I or I To serve you better. To smile a little more. To say, "Thank you;' every time you shop A&P. Television In Review By AUNE MOSBY UDited Pre•IDte11latiooal NEW YORK fUPI)-He was thai buller named Jeeves In the mov111, you remember, the s1110ty Englishman who, eyebrows hoisted, snarled delicate- can see Men• is in a hole so 1 help him out," said Treacher, like some imperious Jeeves. "If he gives me a line I say somethmg. Today he said, 'what I do you think, Arthur', and 1 , .aid, 'I haven't been, lately, but j ly, I will now'. "The show is like after dinner Now Arthlll' '!'reacher,_ of all conversation only without the people~ hu be~me a te1evJS10n , drink m mv hand.'' Or.ce Treerher was nipped by •J!DOIIDCC', of all thmgs, on the a baby lamb on the program. 1 Mfi'IT Griffin teievtslon show. Sometimes gu<sts are asked to Trtacher at 72 has carved out play Juliet to hls Romeo, or ! a Jold mine of a new career. other Shakespearean roles that The older set rememberR he has perforrroed on the stage. lllolle-faced Treacher in all Pinup Butler thole Shirley Temple movies, "When l was with Shirley "National Velvet" With Eli. Temple l not only had the abelh Taylor, "Wunderbar" grownups but the young," he with AI Jolson and countless explamed. "Then lost the young Broadway plays. The younger people comr-letely as they wero crowd recalls him as the cop, 10 growing up and having bad the recent "Mary Poppins" complexions and that sort ol film. Now ltle mod-and-mini· . thing and now on this show a skirt group hOi diBrovered him 1 great ronny young people ask on the Griffin show. I for photos. Also old people who Treacher announces the open· remember me. lr.g of the show In a mo•t un- Treacher fell into the butler ! Jeeves-like voice. Then while mold when he went !rom Gr ll f i n interviews ~ u e sts, Broadway to Hollywood in 1934 Treacher jabs in remarks that I! to portray one. He dian'! like break up Griffin as weli as the the role and Informed the audience. '!'reacher is Grtffin's director ln haughty tones he Bide-kick, or aide-de-camp, or I was going back to New Vor~ . "an-noun-sab," as 1'rea.he1 The director cried In glee fer puis it. One TV critic· called him to play the part that way. him "just ebout the mo&L Treacher did, and a film colorful conversation piece since stereotype was born. Tiffany lamps' ' Hl.• idea of a perfect butler, Outspoken Critic inrid•ntally, is "that you must To one modtype on lhe show, not know he even Is there." Treacher sniffed, •·go home. Was !'reacher always like thai lake a bath and dress like a ir. his films? JOtlllll lady." In his acid British "Every butler I played was IICcen~ it devastates Amerl· rude to his employers. If I had cans. a butler Uke that, I'd sack "Sometimes lu an interview l him," he annoWJced. To keep giving you the most good food for the least amount of money. WIENERS Fryer Quarters 5 9c WELL TRIMMED To keep these resolutions. Put us~ the test. lb. Fruits and Vegetables! Orange Jui•• 4.~:· 79c I CHEF'S CHOICE FROZEN french Fries 5~~ 79c I JANE PARKER CRISP JANE PARKER- SUCED RYE BREAD 4 DELICIOUS VARIETIES - - 4 99c lotvtl Potato Chips · · 1-lb. box 59c JANE PARKER Pullman Bread - 2 lb. loaf 39c PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON Donuts .... ·.... · .. 2 doz. 49c 49c 49 Spare Ribs _lb. 59c S~gar •••••• ~~~U9' . ,~'Jt Dinners Smoked Picnics ••• lb. Swift's SelectN \'erlety Lunch Meat .... _ ~'f 11-oz. pkgs. •••••• ••• • • cofft>e. Yrv Kroger Vacuum Pad(~d r.:offee 11 this spedtl prlctl ... utility ....,:.. Pinto Beans ;_ .r 4 99 . ...·' . 1.• Towels ldt~:ho!n . h~ t:t - ~1 Jack Rabbit Dried. ' I 1. Tho mtl<e" of Scott Towolt hod you In mind wflon IIIey mode their lowt~ In 1 It,.,. ••rtoly,,of ptstol shodot. Cllcoot tho to m~tch yDUt Eniov rfcher, full • !f.-, ,. ,,· .. 1 Coffee e Susie Soulsby e Earl Bradham e Naomi Wyatt e Mabel Kesterson e Helene Mullen eMory Tyler e Elmora Boice eEdno Baker e Fannie Phillips 39c e Eleanor Werry 39c i' e Ancill Van Meter e Homer Young 1 Whole Frob or Cured Morton Frozen Assorted Variety Wafers . . pq. ... -. 39c 200-ct. pkgs• lb. bag Htbloco Pnmlum Mutlltt .... Mataroni ... pq. ......... 3lc IONA BRAND Sweet Peu 7- 1-lb. cans $1. A&P FROZEN HASH BROWNS Brownie Mix 22 oz. pkg. 35c AlP FROZEN Potatoes 2 lb. pkg. 29c A&P Frozen Peas 2 lb. pkg SSe Cut Corn 2 lb. pkg. 55c D1ily Dog Me•l10 lb b1g 1.05 3- II 01. bolt' ·, Whe•t PuHs _ 8-oz. pkg. 27c Yukon Club Bever1ges _ 49c Sunnyfield Butter 1-lb pkg 81 c ltro LN.._ Rolls ,..., ,.,. """ 49c SUNNYFI!LD SUNNYIROOK MID. ORAD I A Eggs cloz. 55c Cheese Slices _ 8-oz. pkg. 3Sc Cr1nbtrry S1uce 1-lb. Cln 27c Eggs·----·------·---· d••. "'nttd Fltv..l'l 49c ~~-;,:· $1 dish for •;; - ~t ~ . 89e .. l ~~ ·~· , .~ AIIP BRAND Edith Oft& ' SIM.OO ' New York Cabbage cabbtge, Fmh Alka.Seltzer . _- 25'• 43c Detergent Flour ____ 25 ~. $1.89 .; • WI. pkga. Kroger Bre,.d Gelatin• Fab Exp. 12/JI/66 giant box Krogtr All-Purpose Fresh Kale---···-·· lb. pteg. 29c • Exp. 12/31/ 66 Frtsll. Cr11p Carrots·---- 2 ~- 25c · Tropi-Cal-Lo Punch or Grape Drinkv..... 39c Orange Juice I pte... ' ' • if. • r. .,. . •• • p w-'!>.. ·•· '. ., • 2 pte,,. Jolly tr Ltm111 Rolls s lb. beg 39c 1<- Sntck Cracbrt With This c- Exp, 12131/lill -· ) $1 TOP VALUr!: SY.'-MPS Evtry pod<ego of K,...,., l"'th end · labltS, 1111ed by Kngtl't clttr plt~flc tllrn CrltPok, nwot be sunriat-fnth wflon you buy lt. If you ani not .~ompl,tafr •ailsfitd, Krog· er will npl... llwn tf rofond your Black Pepper ·· 8-oz. can 59c Salad Dressing · ·· · Qt. Jar 39c Suhana Salad Dressing .. · ...... · ........ · .... · .. Quart Jar 39c ~~: , SO EXTRA Kroger Plein & S. R. Oranges SULTANA BRAND B!'ef RDast Exp. 1.2/ 31 / IXI FLORIDA Retails effective thru Sat. Dec. 31 In GaiUpqlla, ~tidlsport, Pomeroy any Tender.y Borulen 5wMt Chips, MIX S•ackl, Hi-C Drinks _______ 3 Reg. 67a Valua Kroger Gr•dl A Modium $1 7 Dollclous Fl...,. Day mtel without • -......... _ $100.00 •••• •• • • • • • Sti~ '::~o Pickles ___ .... _.. _. 3 1';~ $1 %gal. Krt~t~tr PLAY tic· lac· toe at A&P Lemer L. Coa Ice Cream Crown Buttw SWMI RoUsh PoundCake- K-lrUid BrUid Half & Half ,........ -_. -. . +> ptnt 19c Pork & Beans 8 '!.' $1 1$.-, fire """"'"' 79c ICrtltlfr Bronc! Tomato Juice __ -- _______ -__ 4 ";;, $1 Wesson Dttt.,.. Cent Your New Ytar't Twistees . Oil .. ----··-- :: 49c won't bt complete of Sllop Kroger ., ....,,.......·..,.· 39c . . Sunrt.. Cabbage Oil ________ _ 24.... 45c tfll1 Wille. bollia A&P BRANO MELL0..91T Biscuits ___ . . .... _12 Big K Drinks ___ .... _.. _. - 12 ltroLN TOI' VALUE STAMP'S Pillsbury & Btll•r• Country Club ~ll Flavors Kroger EggNog·········· qt. can 59c Egg Noodles 3-1-lb. pkgs. $1 ANN PAGE- GROUND 97c ltritlmtnn Vlftltlt 2•M }:':1b .69 3-lb. can Jowl Bacon . __ .. _ lb. 25c Hygr1dt All Meat . SkinIess W1eners . . 12.., pkg: 45c 4 to 4 lb. •vg. Cookies .. ,.,. ... .,..... 51c 2 lb. jar 35c Smoked Will ANY SIZE PIECE ANN PAGE 98r lit. ...... - ....... Tomato Juice· 46-oz. can 31c Swiss Cheese ........ lb. 79c WHITE HOUU Baking Hens Potato Chips ...., pq. ··-· 59c SAUERKRAUT - Canned Ham Coffee JANE PARKER-lY• LB. PKGS. Lemon Juice · · qt. bottle 59c Sauer Kraut 2- l·lb. cans 29c Fresh Whole link• Fine Quality Groceries! R&ALEMON $1.98 apok ....- .... Asst. Cookies · · ·· 3 pkgs. $1 A&P BRANP Ground Chuck ..... 69c Dubuque Famous Quality ANN PAGE 1 --- Lean, Fr-esh Stott Stri-Dex ~ A&P BRANDS FOR SAVINGS AND QUALITY .... COMPARE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES I Jane Parker Baked Foods! Sltlnlt~t 11'• , _.... "RED TAG" HEAD LETIUCE 39c Here Are .4 Few Last Week's Winners LOOK FOR THE 10c LARGE HEADS rH,i!J1ilb I II£ No Purcha,. Required To Play Saltines CABBAGE 3 l9C l A&P FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA •''.. ··- . • lillqa ·,.:a.< io Fresh Frying Blade1t1 CAP'N JOHN- FROZIN SUPER-RIGHT ""(&l t ·'~iiJ#Il. luntlllnt Hydrox Kinq Crab Legs~~- 99c Br, Shrimp 2 ,~~. "2· COPYRIGHT eJHI. THl QREAT ATLANTIC' PAC IFIC TEA CO , INC 59c ,: bns .-~ lb. CHUCK STEAK lb. Copyrllhf, Tho Kroger co., "" Gllloltl ..,.,. WELL TRIMMED 69c Sausage ___ . . "· 59r· TURKEY 10 lb. and up 39c lb. We ,_.,. thl right to limit quantities. II; / . at Kroger! Chicken Liver I .. FRESH LEAN FROZEN We're determined to care even more in '67. GREEN ONIONS RA~;HES for lb. CHUCK ROAST lb. 3sc 2-lb. pkg. $1.15 tr NYI Goaulno Polish Stylo Koltbo,. :.llbs. o1· more CLOSED Cooked Hams ······ · · lb. 59c Ground Chuck · ·· · ·· ·· lb. 69c Chip Chop Ham ··· ··.· · · lb. 99c Pork Steaks, BuH Style lb. 69c FROZEN Veal Cube Steaks · ·· · lb. 89c BIH Burgers- 12-oz. pkg. 99c To show you again that at A&P, "WE CARE." 99c lb. FRESH LEG OR BREAST BONELESS To continue to be fair and honest in pricing, labeling, and promises. ~~ 69C SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS To go on being the dependable store you cP n l, c~ st. 20 lb. ~------------~ SMOKED SHANK PORTIONS · To try to have all the things you want. To be more helpful. RED POTATOES ito 49~ FULL RIB HALF lb. Wednesday, Dec. 28-9 AM·6 PM Thunday, Dec. 29-9 AM-9 PM Friday, Dec. 30-9M to 9 PM Saturday, Doc. 31-9 AM-9 PM Sunday, Jan. l~onday,Jan.2 Turkeys, 6 to 10 lbs. • lb. 49c Turkey Roll, Boneless -lb. 99c CINTER CUT LOIN PICNIC STYLI Pork Roast · ........ · lb. 79c Pork Roast · .......... · lb. 45c Pork Roast, Loin End - lb. 59c Pork Roast, BuH Style lb. 59c CENTER CUT COUNTRY STYLE Pork Chops · .. · .. .. .. lb. 89c Spare Ribs · ·· ·· ·· ·· · · · lb. 59c ALL GOOD Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 69c Pork Feet ............ .lb. 29c 1 1 QUARTERED PORK CHOPS IT Chops _ l·lb. pkg. kle , l1rs. Nolan Swackhamer, She is a graduate Wahama I Mrs. Sharon Hoffman, M r s. High School and attended West ~ 1 arilyn Johnson and Mrs. El· VIrginia Tech, where she was eJnor Jarrell. a sophomore. The groom graduated from Pomeroy H i g h SON IS BORN School and the Gallipolis BusiMASON - State Trooper anc oess College. 'nle new Mr. and Mrs. G. R. (Dick) Young 01 Mrs. Hendricks plan to go to Charle<ton Heights, W. Va .. are j Kmgslon, Dl. where he expects announcing the birth ol a son to be employed. on December I e at the CharlesSON IS BORN ton Memorial Rospilat. 'nle In· !ant which weighed 7 pound• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis and 14 ounces h.,. been named !Sharon Young) of Plainfield, Michael Scott. The Young• Ind. are announcing the birth hive another son, Richar4 Lee, of a 7 lb. 4 oz. son, Gregory ace 6 years. Dale, December 22, at St. Vin· ! Grandparents are Mr. and cent Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Alburtlct Young, Cl!fton, Grandparents are Mrs. Victor Mrs. Leona Golf, Pt. Pleasant; Young Sr. of Pomeroy and Mr. Mr. Murphy Oo!l, Hurricane, and Mrs. Ferris Justis of MasW. Va. on, W. \ ' a . - - - - - I S'IDRE HOURS WE CUT OUR LOINS RI3HT IN THE CENTER lntte Yonker, Mrs. Lilah Zer- corsi~!f :: ·.•... •;-. ,'.,Z}'. J o)i' ofttnl Pric:ed to Less Than 3lbs. Weaver, Mrs. Pat Wilson, Mrs. sheath · dNSS with black acces- Idol of teert-a¥ers. And as an Comblnu wtll with naodklt lftd vege. t•bles. Enjoy this tasty numey··1•ver Ground Beef "!-- "Super-Right" Meats! --tl~ / MASON - 'nle Mason Mothers Club mombers attended a Cbristmas dinner Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. K. Wilson. 'nle Wilson home was beautifully decorated for the dinner which was served buffet style. Following the dinner gifts were exchanged. Attending were Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. George Burns, Mr.. Mel Clark, Mrs. Rosemary Cook. Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mrs. Donna Gibbs, Mrs. Stanley Harbour, Mrs. Belva Lewis, Mrs. Joseph Lish, Mrs. Car· ol Proffitt, Mrs. Maxine Rick· ard. Mrs. Edward Ryan, Mrs. C laddie Stewart, Mrs. Lois Chari" Yeager, Mrs._ No doubt tbout It , , , K.....- G......t IIHI Is .nd flnt, fi'Hh flavor ttll you lr1 ground f"th sev.r•l timet • My from the bnt ••tin' btefl lt'1 II· w•ys rwd-rlch lun beef with Just enouth fat for flavor. It baku, bolls, frin, •rw:f of &~Uv'• but "'"' values. lt'1 rlch-rtd color 1 0 iiarah Carsey, daughter ol Dr. and ·11 rs. F. R. C?rsey, por!rayed Mary; Debbie Jones, daugn~er of Mr. and Mro Jo>peh Jones, portrayed tile part of Sarah; Kathy ·Foglesong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donaid Foglr.song._ portrayed M•ry Magdalene. Mtss Clartce Dav1s, daughler of Mr. and Mls. Clnrence DaviS~ sang solos at mtervals durmg the playlet Follawmg the program t~e group went to the church basement where refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. John Stsson, Mrs. Russell Capehart and Mrs. Ray Proffitt. . Just Last Week In Kroger's. Deck·0' Money Game, There.Jere.~_, in the n•xt decade as etas .. limited, rather informal, and , did · not give entirely eonctus1ve The use of videotape in Denefit ol more than ~ fii!Pil~ 'nlat prediction by "The proof tllat th• telophone m.. recording the grade ochool l tn seven Wichita, Kana ... acbools N~llon'.s .. Schools," a journal~ l'or dium I!" ideal, ll did ~I J•!e thPatrical productions has many : launr.hinR Head Start pr91Jraml. adminiJirators, is coupled With way to Iuture pilot studies on benefits, says Fred Seike. ! The mobile music laboratory J(J repm:t .on some current uses using the device as a Jearhing television producer and mana- was equippt'd with 18 electroome 0:0, ul tbe new technology. tool." Tanguay told "Nation'• ger lor the district. The tapes vianos connected to a contrOl By PATRICIA MrCORMACK homework In French, dials a'piano leSllon. 1 St\ldenls who dialed for help Schools." are played over the dlstrirt's panel. The students hear only Vatted Prrss lnternalloaal phone number. He gets a Such happenings occur with In French aild Spanish lessuns 'nle filth-and-six-grade Shak•· closed flrcuit television syst.m !heir own music and ~~ NEW YORK (UP)) -A hiRh recorded dialogue drill from Ius increasing frequency In schools go to school In Lakewood. Colo. spearean actors and actresses 1r other classes. mdlvldual elosed -clrcult 8881~ school student, puzzled over . teacher for throe minutes. nationWide as ltle merger of Edward J. Tanguay, supervisor, . who saw their performance on a What's more the young actors ten"" from their mstrurto• - · Ielectronics and education moves lorelgn language department, i television monitor had It record- · receive an immediatP rrltlo•1e : The tru;tructor sttJJ at U]t In an elementary school, Iinto high gear. Jeffet:Siln County School District' ed on videotape In the Palo nl their performance from the communication center w•ill I mea?whlle, P?.plls stage thei.~l IR-1, said the atped Instruction I Alto, Calif., un!Ded school director. Instructors have no- :leads from all the pianos and ';Meets at reodttlon of Julius Caesar. I Ele<lronte RevolulloD ' was used during a three-month . district. !iced that the !set that childreo student earphones conneeted to ·then watch the performance ~ The electronic revolution In exoeriment. I It happened at the Palo Verde are going to be recorded on his panel. He inlrodUCfs the repeated on a tetevtslon screen. the schoolhouse, fueled In part Nearly three-fourths of the School. They were sii!J clad on videotope brings out the best In day's lesson, the students try to CLIFTON _ The Inspiration Outside another school, a by grants from the U.S. Office students said the lesson• were _their Roman robes when iltey each performer and adds to the 1ollnw it. He· lislens ln. Class of the Clifton Mett.odist moving van pulls up. More than of Educsllon, ts moving so helpful. Two-thirds thought eveo saw the Videotape l'el!Drd ol the fun. So you see' The tutorial Church met at the home 01 Mr. a dozen pint-sized students rapidly that computerized tn- new material could be learned acting. I The movin~ vsn full of olanns. rohols are here to stay -aild Irooms are now. "(·· I • ·. �. ,, ' ' . .. . . ; - . •• ·' ~· Mrs. Yeager is Woman to Woman Program Leader M El ' d · erger of ectronics _,E ucation Moves For wscs~~;-;1 ·' ~ ' .' ~~~ incely to be as common! "Wblle Lakewood's study was liD-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 28, 1984 Into Ho hGear m • Manv u•.s.s ' ch00IS· .. MASON - MrS. Charles Yfager, Mason, w~_...lil CJI&rge of the Christmas f!toiram pre..nted on Monday evenmg at the :egular meeting of _the Wom., n ' Soctety of CbrJstJan Servoce at the Mason Methodist Church The members enler<'d th• cnadlelighted sanctuary for the opemng of the pro~ral!l ~hich featured the Cbristm s.ury, scnpture, ~nd the s ing of carols._ " ,/'' . A playlet .~•lied, Fjlf ThiS Lillie T1me, which _!mphastz- Ill' "· 1 C/'ft Cf on ass Home f Denver 8/ake Kroger Fresh :~ ~~e~~~Zr ~i.th:o~:r ' ~~~-· L.hrJstmas ~nd Mrs. Denver for ltleir tr:u~ck~~~fo~r~a-:-•t:ru:c:ti-·:o~=ln=:pu:b:lle=-=-•~chn~o~~~~l=vl:a~th:e~t=e~:ph:one:::le:ch:n:tq:u:e.\:""I,...,...;;,:·M:o~y~Be~ne;ll;lt;:;m;•;a;n"';h;ll;•·;ope;-;ra;ted;;;fo~r;_;tha;';-gro;;w·~;;:-::--= meetmgBlake Mor.day ev- !iclrim;:_;:b:l~nto~:t:h:e:~ Mrs. Wilson is Hostess when Club Meets Pning. The home was beautifuliy decorated for the Christmas season. Christmas carols were sung with Judy Williams at the crgan. Readings were given by Doris McDaniel and J udy Williams. Games were played with I» ris McDaniel and Denver Blake as winners. The following memhers and guests were presePt, Janet McDermitt Dorot~y Blake, Doris McDaniel, Judy Williams, Roberta Rou>h, Sandra Pickens, Jimmy Blake, Da· na Lewis, Johnnie McDermitt, the host and hostess and Mr.. 1 Ediltl Fox, teacher ol L~e class. il Pork Loin Sale FOB Mary Foster is December 23rd Bride in Mason FULL LOIN HALf lb. 69~ MASON - Announcement Is made of the marriage of Mlss Mary Vernon Foster, daughter of the late Vernon Foster, and Mrs. Sarah Foster, of Mason, and Harley Hendricks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hendricks, of Pomeroy. . 'nle double ring ceremony was performed on December 23 at the Mason Evangelical United Brethren by the Rev. Lester Lane. Attendants were Miss Kathy Zuspan, Mason and Mr. Dennis Moore, Pomeroy. 'nle bride wore a white wool i Char- sories,~.:B·;.J!!Cili __·t~,. carnation 1 I or I To serve you better. To smile a little more. To say, "Thank you;' every time you shop A&P. Television In Review By AUNE MOSBY UDited Pre•IDte11latiooal NEW YORK fUPI)-He was thai buller named Jeeves In the mov111, you remember, the s1110ty Englishman who, eyebrows hoisted, snarled delicate- can see Men• is in a hole so 1 help him out," said Treacher, like some imperious Jeeves. "If he gives me a line I say somethmg. Today he said, 'what I do you think, Arthur', and 1 , .aid, 'I haven't been, lately, but j ly, I will now'. "The show is like after dinner Now Arthlll' '!'reacher,_ of all conversation only without the people~ hu be~me a te1evJS10n , drink m mv hand.'' Or.ce Treerher was nipped by •J!DOIIDCC', of all thmgs, on the a baby lamb on the program. 1 Mfi'IT Griffin teievtslon show. Sometimes gu<sts are asked to Trtacher at 72 has carved out play Juliet to hls Romeo, or ! a Jold mine of a new career. other Shakespearean roles that The older set rememberR he has perforrroed on the stage. lllolle-faced Treacher in all Pinup Butler thole Shirley Temple movies, "When l was with Shirley "National Velvet" With Eli. Temple l not only had the abelh Taylor, "Wunderbar" grownups but the young," he with AI Jolson and countless explamed. "Then lost the young Broadway plays. The younger people comr-letely as they wero crowd recalls him as the cop, 10 growing up and having bad the recent "Mary Poppins" complexions and that sort ol film. Now ltle mod-and-mini· . thing and now on this show a skirt group hOi diBrovered him 1 great ronny young people ask on the Griffin show. I for photos. Also old people who Treacher announces the open· remember me. lr.g of the show In a mo•t un- Treacher fell into the butler ! Jeeves-like voice. Then while mold when he went !rom Gr ll f i n interviews ~ u e sts, Broadway to Hollywood in 1934 Treacher jabs in remarks that I! to portray one. He dian'! like break up Griffin as weli as the the role and Informed the audience. '!'reacher is Grtffin's director ln haughty tones he Bide-kick, or aide-de-camp, or I was going back to New Vor~ . "an-noun-sab," as 1'rea.he1 The director cried In glee fer puis it. One TV critic· called him to play the part that way. him "just ebout the mo&L Treacher did, and a film colorful conversation piece since stereotype was born. Tiffany lamps' ' Hl.• idea of a perfect butler, Outspoken Critic inrid•ntally, is "that you must To one modtype on lhe show, not know he even Is there." Treacher sniffed, •·go home. Was !'reacher always like thai lake a bath and dress like a ir. his films? JOtlllll lady." In his acid British "Every butler I played was IICcen~ it devastates Amerl· rude to his employers. If I had cans. a butler Uke that, I'd sack "Sometimes lu an interview l him," he annoWJced. To keep giving you the most good food for the least amount of money. WIENERS Fryer Quarters 5 9c WELL TRIMMED To keep these resolutions. Put us~ the test. lb. Fruits and Vegetables! Orange Jui•• 4.~:· 79c I CHEF'S CHOICE FROZEN french Fries 5~~ 79c I JANE PARKER CRISP JANE PARKER- SUCED RYE BREAD 4 DELICIOUS VARIETIES - - 4 99c lotvtl Potato Chips · · 1-lb. box 59c JANE PARKER Pullman Bread - 2 lb. loaf 39c PLAIN, SUGAR OR CINNAMON Donuts .... ·.... · .. 2 doz. 49c 49c 49 Spare Ribs _lb. 59c S~gar •••••• ~~~U9' . ,~'Jt Dinners Smoked Picnics ••• lb. Swift's SelectN \'erlety Lunch Meat .... _ ~'f 11-oz. pkgs. •••••• ••• • • cofft>e. Yrv Kroger Vacuum Pad(~d r.:offee 11 this spedtl prlctl ... utility ....,:.. Pinto Beans ;_ .r 4 99 . ...·' . 1.• Towels ldt~:ho!n . h~ t:t - ~1 Jack Rabbit Dried. ' I 1. Tho mtl<e" of Scott Towolt hod you In mind wflon IIIey mode their lowt~ In 1 It,.,. ••rtoly,,of ptstol shodot. Cllcoot tho to m~tch yDUt Eniov rfcher, full • !f.-, ,. ,,· .. 1 Coffee e Susie Soulsby e Earl Bradham e Naomi Wyatt e Mabel Kesterson e Helene Mullen eMory Tyler e Elmora Boice eEdno Baker e Fannie Phillips 39c e Eleanor Werry 39c i' e Ancill Van Meter e Homer Young 1 Whole Frob or Cured Morton Frozen Assorted Variety Wafers . . pq. ... -. 39c 200-ct. pkgs• lb. bag Htbloco Pnmlum Mutlltt .... Mataroni ... pq. ......... 3lc IONA BRAND Sweet Peu 7- 1-lb. cans $1. A&P FROZEN HASH BROWNS Brownie Mix 22 oz. pkg. 35c AlP FROZEN Potatoes 2 lb. pkg. 29c A&P Frozen Peas 2 lb. pkg SSe Cut Corn 2 lb. pkg. 55c D1ily Dog Me•l10 lb b1g 1.05 3- II 01. bolt' ·, Whe•t PuHs _ 8-oz. pkg. 27c Yukon Club Bever1ges _ 49c Sunnyfield Butter 1-lb pkg 81 c ltro LN.._ Rolls ,..., ,.,. """ 49c SUNNYFI!LD SUNNYIROOK MID. ORAD I A Eggs cloz. 55c Cheese Slices _ 8-oz. pkg. 3Sc Cr1nbtrry S1uce 1-lb. Cln 27c Eggs·----·------·---· d••. "'nttd Fltv..l'l 49c ~~-;,:· $1 dish for •;; - ~t ~ . 89e .. l ~~ ·~· , .~ AIIP BRAND Edith Oft& ' SIM.OO ' New York Cabbage cabbtge, Fmh Alka.Seltzer . _- 25'• 43c Detergent Flour ____ 25 ~. $1.89 .; • WI. pkga. Kroger Bre,.d Gelatin• Fab Exp. 12/JI/66 giant box Krogtr All-Purpose Fresh Kale---···-·· lb. pteg. 29c • Exp. 12/31/ 66 Frtsll. Cr11p Carrots·---- 2 ~- 25c · Tropi-Cal-Lo Punch or Grape Drinkv..... 39c Orange Juice I pte... ' ' • if. • r. .,. . •• • p w-'!>.. ·•· '. ., • 2 pte,,. Jolly tr Ltm111 Rolls s lb. beg 39c 1<- Sntck Cracbrt With This c- Exp, 12131/lill -· ) $1 TOP VALUr!: SY.'-MPS Evtry pod<ego of K,...,., l"'th end · labltS, 1111ed by Kngtl't clttr plt~flc tllrn CrltPok, nwot be sunriat-fnth wflon you buy lt. If you ani not .~ompl,tafr •ailsfitd, Krog· er will npl... llwn tf rofond your Black Pepper ·· 8-oz. can 59c Salad Dressing · ·· · Qt. Jar 39c Suhana Salad Dressing .. · ...... · ........ · .... · .. Quart Jar 39c ~~: , SO EXTRA Kroger Plein & S. R. Oranges SULTANA BRAND B!'ef RDast Exp. 1.2/ 31 / IXI FLORIDA Retails effective thru Sat. Dec. 31 In GaiUpqlla, ~tidlsport, Pomeroy any Tender.y Borulen 5wMt Chips, MIX S•ackl, Hi-C Drinks _______ 3 Reg. 67a Valua Kroger Gr•dl A Modium $1 7 Dollclous Fl...,. Day mtel without • -......... _ $100.00 •••• •• • • • • • Sti~ '::~o Pickles ___ .... _.. _. 3 1';~ $1 %gal. Krt~t~tr PLAY tic· lac· toe at A&P Lemer L. Coa Ice Cream Crown Buttw SWMI RoUsh PoundCake- K-lrUid BrUid Half & Half ,........ -_. -. . +> ptnt 19c Pork & Beans 8 '!.' $1 1$.-, fire """"'"' 79c ICrtltlfr Bronc! Tomato Juice __ -- _______ -__ 4 ";;, $1 Wesson Dttt.,.. Cent Your New Ytar't Twistees . Oil .. ----··-- :: 49c won't bt complete of Sllop Kroger ., ....,,.......·..,.· 39c . . Sunrt.. Cabbage Oil ________ _ 24.... 45c tfll1 Wille. bollia A&P BRANO MELL0..91T Biscuits ___ . . .... _12 Big K Drinks ___ .... _.. _. - 12 ltroLN TOI' VALUE STAMP'S Pillsbury & Btll•r• Country Club ~ll Flavors Kroger EggNog·········· qt. can 59c Egg Noodles 3-1-lb. pkgs. $1 ANN PAGE- GROUND 97c ltritlmtnn Vlftltlt 2•M }:':1b .69 3-lb. can Jowl Bacon . __ .. _ lb. 25c Hygr1dt All Meat . SkinIess W1eners . . 12.., pkg: 45c 4 to 4 lb. •vg. Cookies .. ,.,. ... .,..... 51c 2 lb. jar 35c Smoked Will ANY SIZE PIECE ANN PAGE 98r lit. ...... - ....... Tomato Juice· 46-oz. can 31c Swiss Cheese ........ lb. 79c WHITE HOUU Baking Hens Potato Chips ...., pq. ··-· 59c SAUERKRAUT - Canned Ham Coffee JANE PARKER-lY• LB. PKGS. Lemon Juice · · qt. bottle 59c Sauer Kraut 2- l·lb. cans 29c Fresh Whole link• Fine Quality Groceries! R&ALEMON $1.98 apok ....- .... Asst. Cookies · · ·· 3 pkgs. $1 A&P BRANP Ground Chuck ..... 69c Dubuque Famous Quality ANN PAGE 1 --- Lean, Fr-esh Stott Stri-Dex ~ A&P BRANDS FOR SAVINGS AND QUALITY .... COMPARE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES I Jane Parker Baked Foods! Sltlnlt~t 11'• , _.... "RED TAG" HEAD LETIUCE 39c Here Are .4 Few Last Week's Winners LOOK FOR THE 10c LARGE HEADS rH,i!J1ilb I II£ No Purcha,. Required To Play Saltines CABBAGE 3 l9C l A&P FRESH FROZEN FLORIDA •''.. ··- . • lillqa ·,.:a.< io Fresh Frying Blade1t1 CAP'N JOHN- FROZIN SUPER-RIGHT ""(&l t ·'~iiJ#Il. luntlllnt Hydrox Kinq Crab Legs~~- 99c Br, Shrimp 2 ,~~. "2· COPYRIGHT eJHI. THl QREAT ATLANTIC' PAC IFIC TEA CO , INC 59c ,: bns .-~ lb. CHUCK STEAK lb. Copyrllhf, Tho Kroger co., "" Gllloltl ..,.,. WELL TRIMMED 69c Sausage ___ . . "· 59r· TURKEY 10 lb. and up 39c lb. We ,_.,. thl right to limit quantities. II; / . at Kroger! Chicken Liver I .. FRESH LEAN FROZEN We're determined to care even more in '67. GREEN ONIONS RA~;HES for lb. CHUCK ROAST lb. 3sc 2-lb. pkg. $1.15 tr NYI Goaulno Polish Stylo Koltbo,. :.llbs. o1· more CLOSED Cooked Hams ······ · · lb. 59c Ground Chuck · ·· · ·· ·· lb. 69c Chip Chop Ham ··· ··.· · · lb. 99c Pork Steaks, BuH Style lb. 69c FROZEN Veal Cube Steaks · ·· · lb. 89c BIH Burgers- 12-oz. pkg. 99c To show you again that at A&P, "WE CARE." 99c lb. FRESH LEG OR BREAST BONELESS To continue to be fair and honest in pricing, labeling, and promises. ~~ 69C SUPER-RIGHT SKINLESS To go on being the dependable store you cP n l, c~ st. 20 lb. ~------------~ SMOKED SHANK PORTIONS · To try to have all the things you want. To be more helpful. RED POTATOES ito 49~ FULL RIB HALF lb. Wednesday, Dec. 28-9 AM·6 PM Thunday, Dec. 29-9 AM-9 PM Friday, Dec. 30-9M to 9 PM Saturday, Doc. 31-9 AM-9 PM Sunday, Jan. l~onday,Jan.2 Turkeys, 6 to 10 lbs. • lb. 49c Turkey Roll, Boneless -lb. 99c CINTER CUT LOIN PICNIC STYLI Pork Roast · ........ · lb. 79c Pork Roast · .......... · lb. 45c Pork Roast, Loin End - lb. 59c Pork Roast, BuH Style lb. 59c CENTER CUT COUNTRY STYLE Pork Chops · .. · .. .. .. lb. 89c Spare Ribs · ·· ·· ·· ·· · · · lb. 59c ALL GOOD Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 69c Pork Feet ............ .lb. 29c 1 1 QUARTERED PORK CHOPS IT Chops _ l·lb. pkg. kle , l1rs. Nolan Swackhamer, She is a graduate Wahama I Mrs. Sharon Hoffman, M r s. High School and attended West ~ 1 arilyn Johnson and Mrs. El· VIrginia Tech, where she was eJnor Jarrell. a sophomore. The groom graduated from Pomeroy H i g h SON IS BORN School and the Gallipolis BusiMASON - State Trooper anc oess College. 'nle new Mr. and Mrs. G. R. (Dick) Young 01 Mrs. Hendricks plan to go to Charle<ton Heights, W. Va .. are j Kmgslon, Dl. where he expects announcing the birth ol a son to be employed. on December I e at the CharlesSON IS BORN ton Memorial Rospilat. 'nle In· !ant which weighed 7 pound• Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis and 14 ounces h.,. been named !Sharon Young) of Plainfield, Michael Scott. The Young• Ind. are announcing the birth hive another son, Richar4 Lee, of a 7 lb. 4 oz. son, Gregory ace 6 years. Dale, December 22, at St. Vin· ! Grandparents are Mr. and cent Hospital, Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Alburtlct Young, Cl!fton, Grandparents are Mrs. Victor Mrs. Leona Golf, Pt. Pleasant; Young Sr. of Pomeroy and Mr. Mr. Murphy Oo!l, Hurricane, and Mrs. Ferris Justis of MasW. Va. on, W. \ ' a . - - - - - I S'IDRE HOURS WE CUT OUR LOINS RI3HT IN THE CENTER lntte Yonker, Mrs. Lilah Zer- corsi~!f :: ·.•... •;-. ,'.,Z}'. J o)i' ofttnl Pric:ed to Less Than 3lbs. Weaver, Mrs. Pat Wilson, Mrs. sheath · dNSS with black acces- Idol of teert-a¥ers. And as an Comblnu wtll with naodklt lftd vege. t•bles. Enjoy this tasty numey··1•ver Ground Beef "!-- "Super-Right" Meats! --tl~ / MASON - 'nle Mason Mothers Club mombers attended a Cbristmas dinner Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. K. Wilson. 'nle Wilson home was beautifully decorated for the dinner which was served buffet style. Following the dinner gifts were exchanged. Attending were Mrs. Mary Berry, Mrs. George Burns, Mr.. Mel Clark, Mrs. Rosemary Cook. Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mrs. Donna Gibbs, Mrs. Stanley Harbour, Mrs. Belva Lewis, Mrs. Joseph Lish, Mrs. Car· ol Proffitt, Mrs. Maxine Rick· ard. Mrs. Edward Ryan, Mrs. C laddie Stewart, Mrs. Lois Chari" Yeager, Mrs._ No doubt tbout It , , , K.....- G......t IIHI Is .nd flnt, fi'Hh flavor ttll you lr1 ground f"th sev.r•l timet • My from the bnt ••tin' btefl lt'1 II· w•ys rwd-rlch lun beef with Just enouth fat for flavor. It baku, bolls, frin, •rw:f of &~Uv'• but "'"' values. lt'1 rlch-rtd color 1 0 iiarah Carsey, daughter ol Dr. and ·11 rs. F. R. C?rsey, por!rayed Mary; Debbie Jones, daugn~er of Mr. and Mro Jo>peh Jones, portrayed tile part of Sarah; Kathy ·Foglesong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donaid Foglr.song._ portrayed M•ry Magdalene. Mtss Clartce Dav1s, daughler of Mr. and Mls. Clnrence DaviS~ sang solos at mtervals durmg the playlet Follawmg the program t~e group went to the church basement where refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. John Stsson, Mrs. Russell Capehart and Mrs. Ray Proffitt. . Just Last Week In Kroger's. Deck·0' Money Game, There.Jere.~_, in the n•xt decade as etas .. limited, rather informal, and , did · not give entirely eonctus1ve The use of videotape in Denefit ol more than ~ fii!Pil~ 'nlat prediction by "The proof tllat th• telophone m.. recording the grade ochool l tn seven Wichita, Kana ... acbools N~llon'.s .. Schools," a journal~ l'or dium I!" ideal, ll did ~I J•!e thPatrical productions has many : launr.hinR Head Start pr91Jraml. adminiJirators, is coupled With way to Iuture pilot studies on benefits, says Fred Seike. ! The mobile music laboratory J(J repm:t .on some current uses using the device as a Jearhing television producer and mana- was equippt'd with 18 electroome 0:0, ul tbe new technology. tool." Tanguay told "Nation'• ger lor the district. The tapes vianos connected to a contrOl By PATRICIA MrCORMACK homework In French, dials a'piano leSllon. 1 St\ldenls who dialed for help Schools." are played over the dlstrirt's panel. The students hear only Vatted Prrss lnternalloaal phone number. He gets a Such happenings occur with In French aild Spanish lessuns 'nle filth-and-six-grade Shak•· closed flrcuit television syst.m !heir own music and ~~ NEW YORK (UP)) -A hiRh recorded dialogue drill from Ius increasing frequency In schools go to school In Lakewood. Colo. spearean actors and actresses 1r other classes. mdlvldual elosed -clrcult 8881~ school student, puzzled over . teacher for throe minutes. nationWide as ltle merger of Edward J. Tanguay, supervisor, . who saw their performance on a What's more the young actors ten"" from their mstrurto• - · Ielectronics and education moves lorelgn language department, i television monitor had It record- · receive an immediatP rrltlo•1e : The tru;tructor sttJJ at U]t In an elementary school, Iinto high gear. Jeffet:Siln County School District' ed on videotape In the Palo nl their performance from the communication center w•ill I mea?whlle, P?.plls stage thei.~l IR-1, said the atped Instruction I Alto, Calif., un!Ded school director. Instructors have no- :leads from all the pianos and ';Meets at reodttlon of Julius Caesar. I Ele<lronte RevolulloD ' was used during a three-month . district. !iced that the !set that childreo student earphones conneeted to ·then watch the performance ~ The electronic revolution In exoeriment. I It happened at the Palo Verde are going to be recorded on his panel. He inlrodUCfs the repeated on a tetevtslon screen. the schoolhouse, fueled In part Nearly three-fourths of the School. They were sii!J clad on videotope brings out the best In day's lesson, the students try to CLIFTON _ The Inspiration Outside another school, a by grants from the U.S. Office students said the lesson• were _their Roman robes when iltey each performer and adds to the 1ollnw it. He· lislens ln. Class of the Clifton Mett.odist moving van pulls up. More than of Educsllon, ts moving so helpful. Two-thirds thought eveo saw the Videotape l'el!Drd ol the fun. So you see' The tutorial Church met at the home 01 Mr. a dozen pint-sized students rapidly that computerized tn- new material could be learned acting. I The movin~ vsn full of olanns. rohols are here to stay -aild Irooms are now. "(·· I • ·. �' I THB WILLm 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomero:v·Mkldleport, 0., Dec. 28, 1968 \N1 AD INFORMAHON . II' !SIGNS CIP GfiAUTY Pomerov SPECIAL Motor Co. ON ;~_,,, 01 " h ~•••t . t•Qn.tb •t right "" 'le•"'"' •n~ t:: HGfl IIIOUICI IMi 1962 VOLKSWAGEN DEL. 2 DOOR -:-::-:-:-- $895 i New tire.";. clean interior, radio, heater, black finish. >mtllllillfll~ •, .)l)rt•o n. "'' rt~e •&u•rvl!l wu f'IOI oe illl CIUD ~•pomltl•• to• "'"'" '"'" ao111 •nc:orrec;i ln•••·ttoQ ~oo I n Ad ilfVICI " ' " 1 ... , oNOI'\I 1111 t!'\UrtiOII Mtntmum .;h•r•il ~Q ~•ntl o~~aro ..cutt"'t p•: c•nl ~n IJIIIIO tdl l'rom !be Larlleat Truck or Bulldour Radiator To The •maned Heater Core. Invicta. White finish . red interior, like new tires, power steer· ing and brakes, automatic trans., radio and beater, good top, tno 1111 pete~ ••'"'" ~~ ae,.. 110.-RIJ UJ tHANK~ I OIIIUI\Rtl• ILAEnNARS ll..U too )II _,c '"""muM ltctl 1:~ lllddltlvnt• t~orCI Ill QFIIICE: ltOUitl A M kl ':ID ,. '-\ Otllf Pomeroy Motor Co. llturo•" •:3• -.. Nl ro II•M Nun IT'' 10 EA5l' TO PLACI A HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDA SAU.S &- SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT II ONI OJI ntk lllCIIl PIOI'~III CAU BLAmNARS 1962 BUICK CON. CPE. Wa1 $1395 Reduced To $1295 tn.ert~anl OtJCOI'fll $1095 interior. R&H. ' ' " " c;.,.. too RADIATOR SERVICE· Low mileage, local! owner, std. l.rans. Turquoise finisb, vinyl ..V•n• cen ... peo 6C 1964 CORVAIR 500 COUPE Exptrlenctd TRACTOR OVERHAULS tu.-ut A lliJNI "I.ID"~I'e• HI• ' Phone 992-2145 Pomtroy, 0. ~TJ! I I J!ALLI!P, WAlliN& FO~ U6 TO POP UP THROOGH TH! Sk><T... CAN YOU I'IALKr bwllnga Honda Sales WY :loo2Ut MIDDLIPOit OHIO I MREL~~J .. ,_,_.,,.,., U'L ABNER NO NII.D VEPN LITTLE. DEMAND FOR, CHILDREN SO SOON AFTER CHRISTMAS . PE'OPLE. ARE. SICK OF THEM!! ~ RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED OF YOIJR DIRTY CAR OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. aE:SULI PRODUCING DICK RAWLINGS WANT AD FOR PHONE WY 2·2156 ONLY 50( BE PROUD OF fl'l :loo2196 Miel4llttNf'l, 0 A CLEAN CAR U·DRIV&.THRU CAR WASH ly ART SANSOM YE6, l DID ••• WHY=i ly .~ ' KfHCI •f • I • - MILLIONS 01 rugs have beeo wa nu co . a ' cleaned witll Blue Luslre. It's payments of $5.51 per month I Auto Sales ' America's finest. Rent elec- or pay balance due $68.22. I Try it in your home. Call 11961 CORVA!R, 2 door, four ' tnc shampoor $1. Pomeroy good, 12 23 6tc 1 speed, bucket seats, i Cl!ment Block Co., Pomeroy. 992-3218. BOY or GIRL condition. Price 15011. Phone i 12 28 Gtc I --ONE PLEASURE pony cart, \ 992-77!16. 12 28 3tp In Rutland on Main YOU SAVED and slaved for Street & College Ave. practically new. Ph. 992·2215. 1963 FORD Station Wagon wall to wail carpet. Keep it Earn Money and Prizes 12 28 3tc Country Sedan, .one owner, : new with Blue Lustre. Rent Delivering The Daily good tires, R&H, power 1 electric shampooer $1. Baker Sentinel to established steering, good conditon. Ph. I 1 furniture, Middleport. Route 9!J2.JM6 or 992-21116. I Hanna Line 12286tc i 12 28 tfc' TRAVEL TRAILERS CALL 992·2156 7 FT. Locus! post, 35c. Phone. (Quality Buill) ' L'harles Calaway at 985·3857. 1967 Modolo In Stock JANUARY 12 :w ate - I ROUSH & LYONS I CLEARANCE SALE e Wanted 8 x 35 Prairie Schooner house· CAMPING TRAILERS trailer, 2 b€drooms, bath. Horton St. M11on, W. Vo. ' MACHINISTS I Carpeted. Only 1995. John I PIPE FITTERS I Was $t8115.00. V8 2 dr. liard Richmond, 814 East Main St., FLAME CUTTERS I ~PA~~ Top. 4 speed stick shift. Thi• Pomeroy. Ph. 992-2451 before WELDERS ear is beauliful all white fln· LAYOUT MEN j ALL NEW FOR 1967 10 a. m. (Other hours ju•l ish With black vinyI bucket ", ·,$.fEEL FABRICATORS (67 Apocho Morado) maybe). 12 23 tic seats and full consul. l'he r standard rate for men 21 Feof Long experienced in the above s 1967 Apech11 Duo Dec. 10 ELECTROLUX sweeper on :::lassifications is $3.15 per wheels, pop out paper bags, hour. A.pplf in person , Monday dual <leaning tool! lor rugs, •hrotn~h Frida), 8 am. 'til 4 furniture, dusting, etc. Only Real Estate For Sale 'l.m. , or phone C'ollret. Was .1898.00. VB Monttlalr 5 payments left of $6.99 each. I 4 dr. Hard Top Sedan. Spot(4191691.2475 -·i Ph. 992-2685. leN turquoile fiDJsb. AutoAM~RICAN SHIP I BUILDING CO. 12-l>-tfc THE L. D. <Doad) King real lll&tic trana. Power lrteering, estate In the v!Uage of Syra· power brakes, one )ocal ow· 2245 Front St. Toledo, Ohio cuse, Sulton Townsl!lp, ner. breezeway rear wind· IA"'! MONEY ON ows. An equa) opportunity which is the old baseball park I emp]oycr and olher land will be solrl ~"I tlle highest bidder at the of. j COON, Ex. L.L., Sl.75, Rats, fice of J. B. O'Brien, Attor· l Ex. L.L., $1.20, Skunk, Ex. Stili time to get that Eerly Discount. Take d~livery now, ney, 100Y.! Court Street. Porn· LL., $100, St. 75c. Mink Ex. get 'it off your '66 income eroy, 0., Friday, December: L.L., $7.00 F. f3 .25, Oppo.. tex. We have it In stock. 30, 1960, at 10 a. m. Must be I sum, Ex. LL., 50c, Beet lnaurenc. Ana Wa,..house sold for not Jess than ts,OOO bides, Tr., 6c lb. Bill Bailey, the appriased value. For fur· . GET A quotatloa 11om ltEIJ. Box 14, Reedsville, 0. POMEROY !her information, call 9ft. TER INSURAHCE AGICNI.'Y 12 22 12tc m.ml mo. Eugene Lampkin, Es- INC. befort .-wiDa J01U ' ' ecutor of the Estate of L. D. auto IDsurance. We may be I I Notice King, Dec. 12 24 3tc lliJI lo save yoo money. BUDGET PRICED fumlture II IZUc I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any. our third noor budget shop. 17& ACRE rarm, bouse with I AU'!OMOBILE lnlureace been Baker Furniture, Middleport one other than myself. I caocelled? Lost your opera~ 11 12 If< rooms and bath, cellar, cellar ar'1 licenae? Call WY Wlltle. Stanley D. Gibbs, Mason, W Ohio. bouse, 2 large barns, free Va. 12_:tl__:tc_ ' tJON'T pump your sluggish sep I II Uc gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmed~ PIANO Tuning, school, church, tic tank. Get Klean·Em-AII ate occupancy. Pearl WULegal Notice home. Ph. Lane Dantels, 992- Septic Tank Cleaner. Land. Iiams, 992-2318 or 992-2tl8l. LIOAL NOTICI 10 3 Uc 5009 around 8 a. m. mark Farm Bureau in Pom. WID1arn Blaotenablp. · wtLoMo boWD place of re~idenee S. 12 21 12tc eroy, 0. VDioll II 2.1 30tc Ttu:rll«, Pomeroy. Ohio, 11 lwNbJ not- WANTED ..\/ . • •• • IJ HOWIE ICHNIUDER ' 1 I I - 65 MUSTANG ' I I Bv HAROLD GRAY Now $1,795 SAID IT I-lAD 10 & 64 MERCURY A ~G I r-oo "W•n~ iT"' Cf\T WQUL.O WW"" H\ en CAUQ-Ir DEAD 1!'1 A "CQNI=ORMIS"T .. UHII="O~M ' ! AP ~ G 1.1[ 'IOU il-l~t..., w ~w;::;,EH'? WELL, I ~OTTA CIOI.,..IT QH VI"JU 1\-IE'(R~ P. Bl>''<'in l LIKE THAT,. RIH T HEM rJI C[ !i~AT 'i:>HOE b r,o~n HARUL't ua :!O"THtN' rQI;I' THE ENSEM5l.E ! HE SAID! WAIT 'll Y'GE!; WHI\1 1 DO r.BOUT" 1.I::!SJ Wln.l T).l. C t'CTE MOM SUPPW Mr ~ 'jWk .... TAK.Itf ME TO A SPEClA •~ PLACE HE KNOWS! Now $1,695 BLAETTNARS FERTILIZER ,......, ~ • Mortgages in - Slower Rise For November .•.ANYHOW, l IH!NK HE m-1? LIKED 11--1' NEl<T liN5 BETTE!;( I By RAEBURN VAN BUREN r_-_·..,.M"'o"'N•"'~"'!c-:::,.,-,=~L"'tv:=r.., I, I.ONG ~NOUSH WHAT M'l FATHE~ HAS !W TRl)~T FOR ·.c:.•,-_·:· L~T ME 00 SOME· .... Wanted To Buy lfltd Uut on the 28th day of Novem. Adams and Stanley Auction NE'RVOUS? Can'J sleep? Tcy be•, ...... ltOii, '"'"'" """"•"'•"' '""" . WANTED TO RUY B08t d 1•., .,...,, him u dotondanl House and Trading Post ''Sleepers." Guaranteed re- I an -In tbe Court ot Comll)oa Plu•. Melp b3C I< . motor. Ph. Sll'l~l. 12 Z1 6tp for C.unl,, Oblo, c ... No, ....,,, P"Ytno Ia DOW under one roof at !!IU ItS Of money dJvoree from 1&111 WIWam. Blankeuhlp on arounda ol lf'OA neEied Laurel Cliff School House Only 98c. Nelson 's Pharmacy , ol duty and extnme cruelty, and othon State Route 124 and new Pomeroy, 0. II 25 3otp COPPER H., 28c lb.; Brass, • PtOPtr nUefl B&id cau.e will be for red, 18c lb., yellow, 16c lb.; hautq: on or after the tlh day of Rt. 7 by·pass, open daily at Febra.lrJ. 1967, IJ noon. Jim Adams and HOUSE coal, grav•l for drive· Had1ators, l6c lb.; Batteries, lunlt.a Blaatn.hip, Worthy Stanle) . II 20 tic way. I will deliver Ph. 992· $U5 ea., clean No. I iron. J. B.Pl.o·an.n. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, AttomeJ lOr PWDWI 7286. Fot Rent 12 22 12tc 011 ~·• • w •• u, 111, 25 - tiC J2.1>-30tp Heedsville, 0. MODERN furnished firs! floor l(liriency apartment In Mid· FOR REALLY professional re· STANDING Umber 1D ObJo Honor Student Dies suits clean your carpets with or . West Vtrglnla, or dleport. Ph . 992·3!174. old At Cambridge High ' ' Showdown May ForceSukarno By BRANNER GLAD TO MEET 'l'OU I HONt:Y. To Step Down I~' ·-- - BUGS BUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL rJI'ti'R MuNC~ \ I .. STOP GAWKIN6,KID. ~I~N'T YOU EVER BEE A CU&ltW\• MADE DINNER JACKET BE· FORE 1 t �' I THB WILLm 12-Daily Sentinel, Pomero:v·Mkldleport, 0., Dec. 28, 1968 \N1 AD INFORMAHON . II' !SIGNS CIP GfiAUTY Pomerov SPECIAL Motor Co. ON ;~_,,, 01 " h ~•••t . t•Qn.tb •t right "" 'le•"'"' •n~ t:: HGfl IIIOUICI IMi 1962 VOLKSWAGEN DEL. 2 DOOR -:-::-:-:-- $895 i New tire.";. clean interior, radio, heater, black finish. >mtllllillfll~ •, .)l)rt•o n. "'' rt~e •&u•rvl!l wu f'IOI oe illl CIUD ~•pomltl•• to• "'"'" '"'" ao111 •nc:orrec;i ln•••·ttoQ ~oo I n Ad ilfVICI " ' " 1 ... , oNOI'\I 1111 t!'\UrtiOII Mtntmum .;h•r•il ~Q ~•ntl o~~aro ..cutt"'t p•: c•nl ~n IJIIIIO tdl l'rom !be Larlleat Truck or Bulldour Radiator To The •maned Heater Core. Invicta. White finish . red interior, like new tires, power steer· ing and brakes, automatic trans., radio and beater, good top, tno 1111 pete~ ••'"'" ~~ ae,.. 110.-RIJ UJ tHANK~ I OIIIUI\Rtl• ILAEnNARS ll..U too )II _,c '"""muM ltctl 1:~ lllddltlvnt• t~orCI Ill QFIIICE: ltOUitl A M kl ':ID ,. '-\ Otllf Pomeroy Motor Co. llturo•" •:3• -.. Nl ro II•M Nun IT'' 10 EA5l' TO PLACI A HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDA SAU.S &- SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT II ONI OJI ntk lllCIIl PIOI'~III CAU BLAmNARS 1962 BUICK CON. CPE. Wa1 $1395 Reduced To $1295 tn.ert~anl OtJCOI'fll $1095 interior. R&H. ' ' " " c;.,.. too RADIATOR SERVICE· Low mileage, local! owner, std. l.rans. Turquoise finisb, vinyl ..V•n• cen ... peo 6C 1964 CORVAIR 500 COUPE Exptrlenctd TRACTOR OVERHAULS tu.-ut A lliJNI "I.ID"~I'e• HI• ' Phone 992-2145 Pomtroy, 0. ~TJ! I I J!ALLI!P, WAlliN& FO~ U6 TO POP UP THROOGH TH! Sk><T... CAN YOU I'IALKr bwllnga Honda Sales WY :loo2Ut MIDDLIPOit OHIO I MREL~~J .. ,_,_.,,.,., U'L ABNER NO NII.D VEPN LITTLE. DEMAND FOR, CHILDREN SO SOON AFTER CHRISTMAS . PE'OPLE. ARE. SICK OF THEM!! ~ RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED OF YOIJR DIRTY CAR OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. aE:SULI PRODUCING DICK RAWLINGS WANT AD FOR PHONE WY 2·2156 ONLY 50( BE PROUD OF fl'l :loo2196 Miel4llttNf'l, 0 A CLEAN CAR U·DRIV&.THRU CAR WASH ly ART SANSOM YE6, l DID ••• WHY=i ly .~ ' KfHCI •f • I • - MILLIONS 01 rugs have beeo wa nu co . a ' cleaned witll Blue Luslre. It's payments of $5.51 per month I Auto Sales ' America's finest. Rent elec- or pay balance due $68.22. I Try it in your home. Call 11961 CORVA!R, 2 door, four ' tnc shampoor $1. Pomeroy good, 12 23 6tc 1 speed, bucket seats, i Cl!ment Block Co., Pomeroy. 992-3218. BOY or GIRL condition. Price 15011. Phone i 12 28 Gtc I --ONE PLEASURE pony cart, \ 992-77!16. 12 28 3tp In Rutland on Main YOU SAVED and slaved for Street & College Ave. practically new. Ph. 992·2215. 1963 FORD Station Wagon wall to wail carpet. Keep it Earn Money and Prizes 12 28 3tc Country Sedan, .one owner, : new with Blue Lustre. Rent Delivering The Daily good tires, R&H, power 1 electric shampooer $1. Baker Sentinel to established steering, good conditon. Ph. I 1 furniture, Middleport. Route 9!J2.JM6 or 992-21116. I Hanna Line 12286tc i 12 28 tfc' TRAVEL TRAILERS CALL 992·2156 7 FT. Locus! post, 35c. Phone. (Quality Buill) ' L'harles Calaway at 985·3857. 1967 Modolo In Stock JANUARY 12 :w ate - I ROUSH & LYONS I CLEARANCE SALE e Wanted 8 x 35 Prairie Schooner house· CAMPING TRAILERS trailer, 2 b€drooms, bath. Horton St. M11on, W. Vo. ' MACHINISTS I Carpeted. Only 1995. John I PIPE FITTERS I Was $t8115.00. V8 2 dr. liard Richmond, 814 East Main St., FLAME CUTTERS I ~PA~~ Top. 4 speed stick shift. Thi• Pomeroy. Ph. 992-2451 before WELDERS ear is beauliful all white fln· LAYOUT MEN j ALL NEW FOR 1967 10 a. m. (Other hours ju•l ish With black vinyI bucket ", ·,$.fEEL FABRICATORS (67 Apocho Morado) maybe). 12 23 tic seats and full consul. l'he r standard rate for men 21 Feof Long experienced in the above s 1967 Apech11 Duo Dec. 10 ELECTROLUX sweeper on :::lassifications is $3.15 per wheels, pop out paper bags, hour. A.pplf in person , Monday dual <leaning tool! lor rugs, •hrotn~h Frida), 8 am. 'til 4 furniture, dusting, etc. Only Real Estate For Sale 'l.m. , or phone C'ollret. Was .1898.00. VB Monttlalr 5 payments left of $6.99 each. I 4 dr. Hard Top Sedan. Spot(4191691.2475 -·i Ph. 992-2685. leN turquoile fiDJsb. AutoAM~RICAN SHIP I BUILDING CO. 12-l>-tfc THE L. D. <Doad) King real lll&tic trana. Power lrteering, estate In the v!Uage of Syra· power brakes, one )ocal ow· 2245 Front St. Toledo, Ohio cuse, Sulton Townsl!lp, ner. breezeway rear wind· IA"'! MONEY ON ows. An equa) opportunity which is the old baseball park I emp]oycr and olher land will be solrl ~"I tlle highest bidder at the of. j COON, Ex. L.L., Sl.75, Rats, fice of J. B. O'Brien, Attor· l Ex. L.L., $1.20, Skunk, Ex. Stili time to get that Eerly Discount. Take d~livery now, ney, 100Y.! Court Street. Porn· LL., $100, St. 75c. Mink Ex. get 'it off your '66 income eroy, 0., Friday, December: L.L., $7.00 F. f3 .25, Oppo.. tex. We have it In stock. 30, 1960, at 10 a. m. Must be I sum, Ex. LL., 50c, Beet lnaurenc. Ana Wa,..house sold for not Jess than ts,OOO bides, Tr., 6c lb. Bill Bailey, the appriased value. For fur· . GET A quotatloa 11om ltEIJ. Box 14, Reedsville, 0. POMEROY !her information, call 9ft. TER INSURAHCE AGICNI.'Y 12 22 12tc m.ml mo. Eugene Lampkin, Es- INC. befort .-wiDa J01U ' ' ecutor of the Estate of L. D. auto IDsurance. We may be I I Notice King, Dec. 12 24 3tc lliJI lo save yoo money. BUDGET PRICED fumlture II IZUc I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by any. our third noor budget shop. 17& ACRE rarm, bouse with I AU'!OMOBILE lnlureace been Baker Furniture, Middleport one other than myself. I caocelled? Lost your opera~ 11 12 If< rooms and bath, cellar, cellar ar'1 licenae? Call WY Wlltle. Stanley D. Gibbs, Mason, W Ohio. bouse, 2 large barns, free Va. 12_:tl__:tc_ ' tJON'T pump your sluggish sep I II Uc gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmed~ PIANO Tuning, school, church, tic tank. Get Klean·Em-AII ate occupancy. Pearl WULegal Notice home. Ph. Lane Dantels, 992- Septic Tank Cleaner. Land. Iiams, 992-2318 or 992-2tl8l. LIOAL NOTICI 10 3 Uc 5009 around 8 a. m. mark Farm Bureau in Pom. WID1arn Blaotenablp. · wtLoMo boWD place of re~idenee S. 12 21 12tc eroy, 0. VDioll II 2.1 30tc Ttu:rll«, Pomeroy. Ohio, 11 lwNbJ not- WANTED ..\/ . • •• • IJ HOWIE ICHNIUDER ' 1 I I - 65 MUSTANG ' I I Bv HAROLD GRAY Now $1,795 SAID IT I-lAD 10 & 64 MERCURY A ~G I r-oo "W•n~ iT"' Cf\T WQUL.O WW"" H\ en CAUQ-Ir DEAD 1!'1 A "CQNI=ORMIS"T .. UHII="O~M ' ! AP ~ G 1.1[ 'IOU il-l~t..., w ~w;::;,EH'? WELL, I ~OTTA CIOI.,..IT QH VI"JU 1\-IE'(R~ P. Bl>''<'in l LIKE THAT,. RIH T HEM rJI C[ !i~AT 'i:>HOE b r,o~n HARUL't ua :!O"THtN' rQI;I' THE ENSEM5l.E ! HE SAID! WAIT 'll Y'GE!; WHI\1 1 DO r.BOUT" 1.I::!SJ Wln.l T).l. C t'CTE MOM SUPPW Mr ~ 'jWk .... TAK.Itf ME TO A SPEClA •~ PLACE HE KNOWS! Now $1,695 BLAETTNARS FERTILIZER ,......, ~ • Mortgages in - Slower Rise For November .•.ANYHOW, l IH!NK HE m-1? LIKED 11--1' NEl<T liN5 BETTE!;( I By RAEBURN VAN BUREN r_-_·..,.M"'o"'N•"'~"'!c-:::,.,-,=~L"'tv:=r.., I, I.ONG ~NOUSH WHAT M'l FATHE~ HAS !W TRl)~T FOR ·.c:.•,-_·:· L~T ME 00 SOME· .... Wanted To Buy lfltd Uut on the 28th day of Novem. Adams and Stanley Auction NE'RVOUS? Can'J sleep? Tcy be•, ...... ltOii, '"'"'" """"•"'•"' '""" . WANTED TO RUY B08t d 1•., .,...,, him u dotondanl House and Trading Post ''Sleepers." Guaranteed re- I an -In tbe Court ot Comll)oa Plu•. Melp b3C I< . motor. Ph. Sll'l~l. 12 Z1 6tp for C.unl,, Oblo, c ... No, ....,,, P"Ytno Ia DOW under one roof at !!IU ItS Of money dJvoree from 1&111 WIWam. Blankeuhlp on arounda ol lf'OA neEied Laurel Cliff School House Only 98c. Nelson 's Pharmacy , ol duty and extnme cruelty, and othon State Route 124 and new Pomeroy, 0. II 25 3otp COPPER H., 28c lb.; Brass, • PtOPtr nUefl B&id cau.e will be for red, 18c lb., yellow, 16c lb.; hautq: on or after the tlh day of Rt. 7 by·pass, open daily at Febra.lrJ. 1967, IJ noon. Jim Adams and HOUSE coal, grav•l for drive· Had1ators, l6c lb.; Batteries, lunlt.a Blaatn.hip, Worthy Stanle) . II 20 tic way. I will deliver Ph. 992· $U5 ea., clean No. I iron. J. B.Pl.o·an.n. Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, AttomeJ lOr PWDWI 7286. Fot Rent 12 22 12tc 011 ~·• • w •• u, 111, 25 - tiC J2.1>-30tp Heedsville, 0. MODERN furnished firs! floor l(liriency apartment In Mid· FOR REALLY professional re· STANDING Umber 1D ObJo Honor Student Dies suits clean your carpets with or . West Vtrglnla, or dleport. Ph . 992·3!174. old At Cambridge High ' ' Showdown May ForceSukarno By BRANNER GLAD TO MEET 'l'OU I HONt:Y. To Step Down I~' ·-- - BUGS BUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL rJI'ti'R MuNC~ \ I .. STOP GAWKIN6,KID. ~I~N'T YOU EVER BEE A CU&ltW\• MADE DINNER JACKET BE· FORE 1 t �) r .' I· 6.·7 Space Crews p· k d ' IC e ' ' ' l:r.:::.~A~ . ~·9 ~ Publishing Dispute Shows ~~;:t?":::r.=:?. . Awesome Powers 0 f Money The ' 'I ' '• I and It need not be by bnying \ By EDWARD K. DELONG command module pilot will oe "depends on the success o votes, either. Uailed Pre'" Inlernatltlaal David Scotl, and Russoll i other Apollo missions." The« well oiled Kennedy · SPACE CENTER, Houston (Ru,ty) Schweickart wdl ne would Include the already· . By LYLE WILSON Kennedy book were prevented. campalgn machine passed Uke 1 (UPI) -The U.S. soace ag..,~y lunar module pilot. delayed flight of Apollo 1, tho , United Press Internalional ISo it was the plan of the steam roller over Hubert H. rqunded out ·Its crew list; They are the first to bear ;pacecralt's first manned te" • As the unseemly dispute magazine and book publishers Humphrey ln. the 1960 pres•den· Thuisday for space misslons lthese titles, whic;il were chosen in earth orbit, and SOD"o( 1 1 between the Kennedys and the to demand that the Kennedys 1 1' a 1 prbnar•es. H u m Ph r e Y expected in 1967, narrung a alter the first Apollo crew had unmanned flights. I book publishers moved in bold post an indemnity bond of about JOunced haround ~~maryedst:tes dozen astronauts for the secoud been named earlier this year Apollo 1 is currently schJL type across the front pages of $5 million. The purpose was to ' In ha ; ~zy, 'htag ~- and third manned AllOIIO llil(hls. but wlll be used in all flights duled for late February at the U.S. newspapers, the common assure that the publishers, book ~ 0 n y, s ' ' The crew of the third flight will after Apollo 1. soonest, a delay of some two man and his wife got a peek at and magazine, would be indem- Js tmo ::;· b s colus!ns and ~s try to set a record altJit•de Donnan In Charge months from Its original launch th• awesome power of money. nified if a lower court sustained ~un~ sp ~ mo,"' car or Y mark of some 4,000 ntlles, the Commanding Apollo 3 - the ing target. Virgil I. (Gust Joe E. Lewis, the distln· the Kennedys' suppression but a:• Y-ow~ a r altrans/:~ space agency said. first test of the mighty Saturn 5 Grissom commands the crew. I guished saloon comic, said what was reserved on appeal by a I ~ erevr e c-:gp ~ J ~ Half the astronauts were moon rocket with a crew of with Ed While and Rogel needed to be said about monev higher court. them: tt wakisll a 8 . ry 0 ac · prime crewmen the men who astronauts aboard -will be Chaffee the other crewmen · ht h h told his t e-gJan er 10 reverse. ·11 ill n' h 1 · .h , one. mg wen e How manv persons. or fami· l' vou'd beller believe It! Money norma y w y t em sswns. Frank Borman. Michael Collins Space officials have said I e" I ·~~ence at El Morocco. Iii•s for thai matter, have that is power. The oUrer six wer~ backup ere~ w_as named . command module flights are likely to be the only , . Money may not be every- kind of money? So much that I members who will step m 11 pilot and William Anders was manned missions in 1007 thmg. But, fnends: •t Is way they could contemplate the I something happens to the prime picked as lunar module pijot. although there is an ou\sid• nl•·'• ..or whatever IS m second possible loss of many millions crews. . No launching dates were possibility of another manned of dollars in the event they The space agfllcy sa1d given for the second and third Saturn 5 shot if everythmg goc> true! Consider I he ultimately lost their case in the veteran astronaut James A. manned ntghf,s although spaee perfectly. of !the Kennedy money. suprer .. Court. The Rockefel· McDivitt will be prime crew officials said both are planneli Mix Veterans, Rookies Jacqueline Kennedy ob- lers ru.-.e if. Lyndon B. Johnson commander for Apollo 2, the !or 1967. If the prime crews are used jecled to passages in a book 10uld maybe flush $5 million I MASON _ The Mason Moth· first manned t~st in space of The schedule, they said, on all three missions, one rookie about to be published which she down the drain and still remain the lunar landmg craft. His and two veterans will make · · · Iers Club was hosle!lS to the . herself had comm1sstoned. The comfortably solvent. It has beeo S . C"ti Ch , Guests Come for each flight. 1 objectionable passage> repre- . calculated that 1._ Johnson TV- emor zens riStmas par- angels and candies were the Ch · D' Backup crewmen for Apollo 2 sented her own statements' real estate fortune is in the ty Sunday afternoon between 2 table decorations used along ' rrstmas Inner are veteran astronauts Thoma. freely made to the author neighborhood of $14 million. to 4 p.m. at the Mason Metho- with decorative Christmas A family dJnner was held Stafford, John Young aud W hours of taped This was achiebed on a diS! Church. A Christmas pro- guests and club members went Chnstmas Day ~t the home of Eugene Cernan. Backups lor ""'"'v' ews. Ten hours! Mrs. congressman's not-so-large sola- ! gram was presented rn the sane. plates and cups. Favors of min- Mr.. and Mrs. Ehas Sides, Rock Apollo 3 are veterans Charles Kennedy stepped out of her role ry but, also, with the benevolen t tuary With Mrs. Dorothy Anth· iature Bibles were given to Sprmgs Road. Conrad and Richard Gordon, · Amenca's beloved faerie consideration of the Federal ony, MJddl•port, ~nd her ·s•ster, each of. the guests. Both favors Present v.:ere Mr. and Mrs. and rookie C. C. Williams Jr. queen to mak e a hard-nosed, Communications Commission Mrs. Frances LJ~VIng, West and decorations were made by Edward Shies and daughter, Plans for the second manned knuckly fisted demand that the which reacts to members of Columb~a, presentmg_ a medley club members. Nma and Mr_. and Mrs. Carl Apolll call for tlre spacecrafr author and hiS publishers mend Congress as 1o nephews to rich , of Chnslmas selectiOns m a Refreshments were served to Pla tter of Middleport; Roger and crew to be launched by one the book text, or else. i uncles. And there are other rich prano and organ duet. Mrs. Sarah Hamm, Miss Eliz- Shies, Columb~s; Mr. and Mrs. Saturn 1 rocket, followed into WORLD'S BIGGEST vessel. the 210,000-dcadweight-ton A great deal of money, of ' men and rich families. Gary Stewart, son of Mr. and abeth Mcintosh, Mrs. Est a Herschel Norrrs ~d son, Clar· space 24 hours later by the Idemitsu Maru, lies off Japan prior to start or maiden voyage in early December. The mammoth tanker, nearly puten l•al prof1t to book and But the common man and his Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mason, Bumgardner, Mrs. Norman enee, Letart Falls, Mrs. Jim· lunar landing "bug" atop a lour football Jields in len~th , was scheduled to pick up magazine publishers was in· wife, you or members of your a student at ]\larshall Univcr. Frame, Mrs. Nellie Dudding, my Fry and Ruth . Ann, Rock second rocket. Its first cargo of crude oil in the Persian Gulf. Built by valved in this dispute. Sen. family, could never challenge a Sity, presented a series of Mrs. Josie Elias, Mr. and Mrs. Sprmgs Road and the host and In orbit around the earth the a Japanese company. It will not hold its "largest'' title Robert F. Kenneliy _was repre. fre e press so boldly as to make Christmas songs on the_ !rum- Amos Samples, Mr. and Mrs. hostess. spacecraft will rendezvous and long. JapanesP shipbuilders have even largt•r ships nu" I~~~~W;~h~a~~s havmg sa1d that the it pause, revise and bow low to pet. He was accompanied by Homer Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. dock with the two-place moon under eonstruction. II · . miScalculated when a demand for editorial change. Mrs. Ray Proffitt at the piano. Andy Hume, Mrs. B. F. Board, FIELDS PROMOTED lander. Then McDlvltt ana they belreved the Kennedys Whatever might be damaging to Mrs. Proffitt gave a reading Mr. Lem Ruttenrutter Margar- H~RTFORD _ Gl F' ld Schw01ckart will crawl into the --would not assume the risks the common man in a proposed fill ed, "The Second Christmas." et Breen Mrs. Eunic~ Hart · fM d M en~ ~~ ~· smaller craft through an airlock DINNER IS GIVEN iser and Kim and .Jodi, Mmers- ;nvo~ved ': causrng a gre~t publication would appear. TheI The Mothers Cl_ub members Mrs. Ned Henry, Mrs. Rhod; ~~ld~<. h:~ a~een r;;om:~ ~ funnel. \fr and MIS Ceo, gr He mrs [Ville . Ml and Mr' . I. " r r v ~~ CJtal locs to otheirsed . • comldmon man and his wife then sa ng se~eral ChriStmas selec· Yeager, Mrs Emma Ryan, technical sergeant in the U. S. ll will be the rust test in . 1a was mvo v wa, cou sue lor l1bel damages l1ons wh1ch completed this ""r Mrs Edn B · M Le . · 1 th" we"rd look•"ng PJiierlamrrI \\Jt 11 a dmner Hemt·s. Havenswood. W. Va.; upward of $3 million which Look wht , 1:'" • • a urns, rs. na Atr Force. He is a printing su~ space o ts I ~ l hrisrmas <Jf!CJ .won at lhm and Mrs Theo Heme' Mrs maaazme expected to lose ,.1 'It chthwofuldt provide, at most, ttoFn lol f the party. Pickens, Mrs. Nan Mcintosh, pervisor at Travis AFB Calif craft, designed to set two , ' · " a er- e- ac reparatron. o ow1ng the program the Mrs Christy Bl t M J k ' · t ts the moon by 196!1 1wme. Hem 1or k. Grov r present \\ilham Klilmgrr aod Ihe host pubhcatmn of its January issue J L . t I th h . e ner, rs. ac The sergeant Is married to the as ronau on were Mr. mrd Mrs !Jon Grue- and hosle" with an installment of the hoe h ewtst;~s no ar wbrong Ito c c urch basement where Roush, Mrs. Fred Johnson and ' former Shirley E. Galway from and return them to their mother _ . w en e spo e money as emg refreshments were served. Choir Mrs, Ora Walker. Canada. craft. · :J:' th "'::;" Older CitizenS Are Guests ol Mothers' Club ·. J)auy 'Second War' in .Vietnam is Failure · the field 1m~ll~:~n~:=~; add to the 25,00U already 1!he there, bringing the total to ca~:;~:'' ~:~ li(>,Otlfl by the end of th~ yeaf.·l to-peo_ple_ , ' The biggest change in J.9fi7 · lion 1! 11 EDI10R,. NQI'E: Eqnallyllhe VietCong "Infrastructure" I Communist participallon. several ye~rs to show si i!Tiiflwill involve Lbe r·et ra imnK of tbe ,.tftects.. ' lmportaol &I the mllltary - the Communists' shadolw adl!li· But the Viet Cong are well .cant results. They saic that 1 275.000-man Vietnamese army If the operauena In South Vielnam ts nistr~tion of tax collectors, I(lrganized, more efuciently o;- priority in the coming year I so that il can provide securrly at the job, lhe p~IHcallol progralll..so- secret agents, terrorists and ! ganized than the government, must be given to protecting the 1 for· the patifkation teams and ha.ve to be . cial, eeooomit and polltl•al propagandists. on the grass-roots level That " pacification teams working in ' m some c<-~ses help diredly with :mean U.S. rdorm. Fol!owtor is a report ou luteresled b Crops what :nakes the difference m the villages. th1~ pacific<J tion task . Some for mare how tbl1 "other war"' fared ln On :he other hand. experts on "control... 1 As a re.<ult, most of the South 11ongtime observers of the sup~rt the Iitltl and what cao be expected Vietnam and the Viet lon~ '"Y According to Douglas Pike, an 1 Vietnamese army will be · ' Vietr.um st•ene t.:ar that throw- MdJlary 1n 1967. U1at most of the peasunts are , American expert on the Viet ! retrained in 1967 to conct!nlrate ' j ing the Vietnamese army into : meaningless if the more Interested in their ri1:e [Cong, the inhabitant of a Vjet : on supporting pacification by 1 A CAR that prohably won't.he atrccted by t'e m·w stand- pa ritir ation could do more - for the . B DANIEL SOUTHERLAND crops than po!Jtics. anrl WQU!d Cong-influenced village find~ , rlearing out guerrillas and ; ards ili t:n~land 's llo\'Cr, ~;ud to be tht• :-. ~ft•!<if '·.arm lhe barn. than good. But American , lost. ~ Ued p lnt ti rather' be left alone than take himself .. trapped in the organi- providing protection for ttJe , world. 0!1c standard del'icc is an clcctron.u: se11smg probe • 1 rest erna ona ~rdes in the struggle for the zational web, the vict1m of a deve lopment program instead of that M·arns of pussiblc road icc. n SAIGON (UP!) ..:._Although rountr;side. TIJe peasant• are campaign of soda! pressu re, •,earchmg out mam force · · - - - - - -- -- - the military campaign 1n l!"aditionaly mistrus tful of al]y 1 persuasion, intimidation, :.r Communist units. Foree Units ~tea ling [rom villagers. Mutual everyone agree-s that killing Vietnam went better for the government . outright- terror, usually in that' will be left to the American and distrust between peasant:i and alone is not enough to win the 1 l'pitetl States in 196S, the "othe-r I According to one recent study 1 order." I allied troops. gov~rnme nt soldiers is a way af war. Without the peup! e'S v.ar"-the non-mi!itsry P.ffort tu of Vietnamese village 11ttitud"' ~~ 1 .D 1 E t hd I Express Doubts life here. And corruption at all ~ upport everything can .s till be Yiln !~e peasants over to t~e j the v.·'et Cong cou ld C"Un l for , All" eehpythn r•Cnc' . , Although the United Slates levels of the armv, as in other Just. 00 8 1 · · I tOt 20 ' " e ommumsls · · se soc1ety · , Aceording to tIte new apONLY t r,overnment side-failed te gai n I cer 3 Jf'J on wmmn!{ on y n t· d liD 000 " . f ,. 1uII~· supporIs ~ me 1"dea of '·uran~.: hes otv retname es rrnate , mam orce 1 h . h v· ·d · 1 . , r h momentum. per· .; ~n t o I e vole rn ar.y . 1 h ff d . proach envisaged ur the 1an 1 e ang1ng t e 1etnamese.1.t ar· r~ 8wrt espn~ad 130.00 Down - Balance on . . , •,,ones t na 110nwr .df' e1ec t'10n If 1·t [broops . 1 Both Arneric:.an and V1etnatt . ave d su. ere th a cons t my s roe, some m1 1 ary . u bot 11 Amencan and ('omtng vra r. vi.11ages mus t he Convenient T~rme mese authorifie!l acknowledr,e were possibl~ to hold one witn j fa en~gs urr~g AI!~Jas lyea r l mmmanders have privately Vietnamese leaders appear con- cleart>d -by the American and 1 1 that t! 1e vital program of social, -·- ---, f ro~ ·1h· an 1. 1ed m1'50t"00rY 1expressed grave doubts tho! it vi need th<~l they must give it a Allied forC't's and then held by 0 a th · h0 ; can be done eff ec t.JVeI y. Th ey t ry. The pre:-ent · " sel::lrch-a nri - L1e I v·1etnamese. After t he t"'Conomic and political reform v·" t"·C e es...1m 11 I 1 1 m the countryside referred to ~s O'VO ta :m bon~agu:~~ :isht ~sen~h~ ! point ~ut. that the Vietnamese :d_estroy ·· or " Hrt-and~run'' tac- ground i~ •·secured' 1 the civilian FURNITURE CO. "pacification" or "revolutionary _ d lyh Y1.1. 1 g d Y ·t'h ' army Is m many ways totally . ucs of tile Amenca n and pacificat wn teHms can move m. an e po 1 1ca ca res m e . ed 1 ~ v· t ., . f Add T c d . 1. 1. MASON, W, VA. devel>:~pment" has been hobbl ed . d 1 or pac1 rca 1on. we 1 Je namese m1 1tary orces o a res , unsmt 11 ages remam vr eep y en.d v· 1 ld. · h k. · ·r· · d · · d 1 1 hy ll90r CQOI'dination antl OCie 0 es t ·h d I t..ln erpat Je namese so Jers resu t rn l e !llmg of gre!lt In 1967 , pacl rcatl.on a miniS· ' rene e · I d' · · planning, Vie.tnamese ,governAmerican and Vit"tnames~< 1ave tra 1t1ona IIy resorted to num bers of VIet Cong. But trators plan to tram an d sen d I 1 ment corruptiOn and 1ack 01 : , officials now concede they proter1ion aga inst the Virt ! Carl Authersor and Clint Iunderestimated the Communrst Cong. :Birch were in Pomeroy one day : grip on the villages and that th e "People are saying the last week. pacification program was vastl v I program _fell flat on Jl~ ~~~£: , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dav is, 1 ovt-rsold at . t~e beginning ;r Actually, It barely _got gJmg: . "ICheshire, vi sit•d Rev. "nd Mrs. ; 1966. Now offJcJals say 1966 wa< ' rJromment Amencan oftH~tal ; John Busc h. ; a yt-a r of "shakedown" and I admilted recently. i Rev. and Mrs. Busch vis ited "preparation ." I The United States and Vietna- 1Mr. ar1d Mr.-:. Leon Miller of •·If there is going to be :l mese governments have ber>n Cheshire. breakthrough, it shou ld be tn 1-pending abouf $00 million a Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dil- 1967," one source sa id. ~·e.ar-vr $250,000 ~ day-to n:n !on Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. B~ ~ th_e men in ch_arge sa~ th15 program deSJgned to wm Harold T"vlor and baby Min- paclfJca tJOn program Js a long the loyalty of lhe peasants ~h? ! ersville : M r. and Mrs. 'Ruth j ~a~g~-~~.e_w_~i~~ -!na~--t~ke• make up 80 per cent ol T• lor and two daughters Ra· . Vietnam 's populalion . The U .S.I('rn~ Houte · !\Irs. r inn ie T~vlor I The Almanac is tooling most of the bill. I d th · h·.1d· ' 1 1 ' ·8 1 By United Press International . ree c r ren u .ong o - T(ld ay 1.s Wednrsday, Der. 28.1 Fwe Tries tan '· The current pacifieatlon drive [' oMm. d M I d C th e :IG2nd day of 1966 wilh three . tht' Iatest of r·ave atl emptrn1 -·• . r. dan rs. .eonar our- tc roIIow. 1.3 1 5 here in the last four yeC~rs. The ' m an son. Brur·e. and _daugh- The moon Is between its full nther~-a mong them the mu ch: fer . Reberc~. 0 ~ F:ast LJ~erpool ph ase and last quarter. I vaunt~d ..strategic hamlet" Iand Mrs. ¥,and a Donnelson and The morning stars are Mars I rogram-starled off With hign two sons of Col umbu s. Mr Rob- "nd .lupitcr. ! hopes and thPn failed. erl Ours , lc_lciJl. Vls rted Mr. alld The evening :-;tar is S.Jturn. I And despite the huge rate of "'"· Charli e Carroll and lam-, The 28th president of the American spending devoted l.o , II\' over the werkend . United Slates. W.J()(lrow Wilsrm, I Open Mon.·Frl• ••• ---·· .: to 6 the effort the hard fact · M r~ . Wandfl Donnelson Will w:1s born on thi~ dav in 18%. Saturday -------- ·--...J J to 8 remains t.h~t at the end of 19f'fl , ' Mr. arid Mrs. Le.o Dail~y ~nd I On this day in histo;.y: I 11ccording to the mo~t optimistic enter Mt. Car 1net Hosp.tal In 1~46 , Iowa wa s adrnr tted ., oUieial estirnates, mere than 30 on January 4 ror Sllfgery. I the union as the 29th state. 5TII & PF.A RL STS.- RACIN! · .·• ! per t·ent of the country's ' an~ _M rs. Leo Dailey and : In !941 , Pres ident Franklin 1 'JiJlagl.!s and ~am lets are st\!1 .famJly VJSJted Mr. and Mrs. ' Roosevelt pledged to regain the ''J'/,· Stur' With A Ha> l" ' und"er firm Communist control. Gl e-n Baker of nea r Tuppers freedom and independence o { About 40 per cent nre Plains recen Uy. I 11le P:1:1ippines. •.:J considered under governm ent! ~rs. :'-Jeva Bailey visited her . Jn 1945, C'ongress offir.ia11y control although they most mol~er. Mr s. Sylvia Carpenter. i recog_nized,, the "Pledge ot , certainly do not all conte.nj Slm!ey Congo and Bob Law- , Allegiance lo th e fl ag. enthusiastic government suppo"· son VISited Mr. and Mr s. Char- ~ 11es Congo of Portland. lers. and Mrs. Aa1·on Turner •nd . " .·:··: .. , Another 30 per cent ?.rf' : Mr . and Mr s. Hoy Powell vis-,ramil y, Mr s. Marie La wrence " contested" villages and ham- :ited his muther, Mrs. Ruth! and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood leto-which means the govern- 1Powell of Reedsville Route , [Johnston. menl may have some contr•Ji. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Con~o and , Pvt. Charles J oh nston there during the day, but l.he :family visited Mr. Charlie Con- i:" station ed at Fo rt Carson, :. 1 \'Itt Cong can rnove i11lo 1o lgo and family of Portland. Colo., is spending a furlougl1 at exert 1heir influence at night. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Story, home with his parents, Mr. and A senior military officcr 1McArlhur, visited thei r daugh- Mrs. Lawrence Johnston, famHiimates tha! as many as :«< ter. Mr. and Mrs. On,i lle ily and friends. .... .... per cent of the penple in lht! · Rhodes and ::;o n. Gar·y . I Mr. and Mrs . Horner kencountryside are innuenc~d by ] Simey Powell ca! lt>d on Mr. bower shopped in Pomeroy. 13.1,006 more cadres info . j'" I 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 1 Q._d J , MASON FlatS : S , yN t t - 1 I So"'' • RACINE.: . 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DELONG command module pilot will oe "depends on the success o votes, either. Uailed Pre'" Inlernatltlaal David Scotl, and Russoll i other Apollo missions." The« well oiled Kennedy · SPACE CENTER, Houston (Ru,ty) Schweickart wdl ne would Include the already· . By LYLE WILSON Kennedy book were prevented. campalgn machine passed Uke 1 (UPI) -The U.S. soace ag..,~y lunar module pilot. delayed flight of Apollo 1, tho , United Press Internalional ISo it was the plan of the steam roller over Hubert H. rqunded out ·Its crew list; They are the first to bear ;pacecralt's first manned te" • As the unseemly dispute magazine and book publishers Humphrey ln. the 1960 pres•den· Thuisday for space misslons lthese titles, whic;il were chosen in earth orbit, and SOD"o( 1 1 between the Kennedys and the to demand that the Kennedys 1 1' a 1 prbnar•es. H u m Ph r e Y expected in 1967, narrung a alter the first Apollo crew had unmanned flights. I book publishers moved in bold post an indemnity bond of about JOunced haround ~~maryedst:tes dozen astronauts for the secoud been named earlier this year Apollo 1 is currently schJL type across the front pages of $5 million. The purpose was to ' In ha ; ~zy, 'htag ~- and third manned AllOIIO llil(hls. but wlll be used in all flights duled for late February at the U.S. newspapers, the common assure that the publishers, book ~ 0 n y, s ' ' The crew of the third flight will after Apollo 1. soonest, a delay of some two man and his wife got a peek at and magazine, would be indem- Js tmo ::;· b s colus!ns and ~s try to set a record altJit•de Donnan In Charge months from Its original launch th• awesome power of money. nified if a lower court sustained ~un~ sp ~ mo,"' car or Y mark of some 4,000 ntlles, the Commanding Apollo 3 - the ing target. Virgil I. (Gust Joe E. Lewis, the distln· the Kennedys' suppression but a:• Y-ow~ a r altrans/:~ space agency said. first test of the mighty Saturn 5 Grissom commands the crew. I guished saloon comic, said what was reserved on appeal by a I ~ erevr e c-:gp ~ J ~ Half the astronauts were moon rocket with a crew of with Ed While and Rogel needed to be said about monev higher court. them: tt wakisll a 8 . ry 0 ac · prime crewmen the men who astronauts aboard -will be Chaffee the other crewmen · ht h h told his t e-gJan er 10 reverse. ·11 ill n' h 1 · .h , one. mg wen e How manv persons. or fami· l' vou'd beller believe It! Money norma y w y t em sswns. Frank Borman. Michael Collins Space officials have said I e" I ·~~ence at El Morocco. Iii•s for thai matter, have that is power. The oUrer six wer~ backup ere~ w_as named . command module flights are likely to be the only , . Money may not be every- kind of money? So much that I members who will step m 11 pilot and William Anders was manned missions in 1007 thmg. But, fnends: •t Is way they could contemplate the I something happens to the prime picked as lunar module pijot. although there is an ou\sid• nl•·'• ..or whatever IS m second possible loss of many millions crews. . No launching dates were possibility of another manned of dollars in the event they The space agfllcy sa1d given for the second and third Saturn 5 shot if everythmg goc> true! Consider I he ultimately lost their case in the veteran astronaut James A. manned ntghf,s although spaee perfectly. of !the Kennedy money. suprer .. Court. The Rockefel· McDivitt will be prime crew officials said both are planneli Mix Veterans, Rookies Jacqueline Kennedy ob- lers ru.-.e if. Lyndon B. Johnson commander for Apollo 2, the !or 1967. If the prime crews are used jecled to passages in a book 10uld maybe flush $5 million I MASON _ The Mason Moth· first manned t~st in space of The schedule, they said, on all three missions, one rookie about to be published which she down the drain and still remain the lunar landmg craft. His and two veterans will make · · · Iers Club was hosle!lS to the . herself had comm1sstoned. The comfortably solvent. It has beeo S . C"ti Ch , Guests Come for each flight. 1 objectionable passage> repre- . calculated that 1._ Johnson TV- emor zens riStmas par- angels and candies were the Ch · D' Backup crewmen for Apollo 2 sented her own statements' real estate fortune is in the ty Sunday afternoon between 2 table decorations used along ' rrstmas Inner are veteran astronauts Thoma. freely made to the author neighborhood of $14 million. to 4 p.m. at the Mason Metho- with decorative Christmas A family dJnner was held Stafford, John Young aud W hours of taped This was achiebed on a diS! Church. A Christmas pro- guests and club members went Chnstmas Day ~t the home of Eugene Cernan. Backups lor ""'"'v' ews. Ten hours! Mrs. congressman's not-so-large sola- ! gram was presented rn the sane. plates and cups. Favors of min- Mr.. and Mrs. Ehas Sides, Rock Apollo 3 are veterans Charles Kennedy stepped out of her role ry but, also, with the benevolen t tuary With Mrs. Dorothy Anth· iature Bibles were given to Sprmgs Road. Conrad and Richard Gordon, · Amenca's beloved faerie consideration of the Federal ony, MJddl•port, ~nd her ·s•ster, each of. the guests. Both favors Present v.:ere Mr. and Mrs. and rookie C. C. Williams Jr. queen to mak e a hard-nosed, Communications Commission Mrs. Frances LJ~VIng, West and decorations were made by Edward Shies and daughter, Plans for the second manned knuckly fisted demand that the which reacts to members of Columb~a, presentmg_ a medley club members. Nma and Mr_. and Mrs. Carl Apolll call for tlre spacecrafr author and hiS publishers mend Congress as 1o nephews to rich , of Chnslmas selectiOns m a Refreshments were served to Pla tter of Middleport; Roger and crew to be launched by one the book text, or else. i uncles. And there are other rich prano and organ duet. Mrs. Sarah Hamm, Miss Eliz- Shies, Columb~s; Mr. and Mrs. Saturn 1 rocket, followed into WORLD'S BIGGEST vessel. the 210,000-dcadweight-ton A great deal of money, of ' men and rich families. Gary Stewart, son of Mr. and abeth Mcintosh, Mrs. Est a Herschel Norrrs ~d son, Clar· space 24 hours later by the Idemitsu Maru, lies off Japan prior to start or maiden voyage in early December. The mammoth tanker, nearly puten l•al prof1t to book and But the common man and his Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mason, Bumgardner, Mrs. Norman enee, Letart Falls, Mrs. Jim· lunar landing "bug" atop a lour football Jields in len~th , was scheduled to pick up magazine publishers was in· wife, you or members of your a student at ]\larshall Univcr. Frame, Mrs. Nellie Dudding, my Fry and Ruth . Ann, Rock second rocket. Its first cargo of crude oil in the Persian Gulf. Built by valved in this dispute. Sen. family, could never challenge a Sity, presented a series of Mrs. Josie Elias, Mr. and Mrs. Sprmgs Road and the host and In orbit around the earth the a Japanese company. It will not hold its "largest'' title Robert F. Kenneliy _was repre. fre e press so boldly as to make Christmas songs on the_ !rum- Amos Samples, Mr. and Mrs. hostess. spacecraft will rendezvous and long. JapanesP shipbuilders have even largt•r ships nu" I~~~~W;~h~a~~s havmg sa1d that the it pause, revise and bow low to pet. He was accompanied by Homer Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. dock with the two-place moon under eonstruction. II · . miScalculated when a demand for editorial change. Mrs. Ray Proffitt at the piano. Andy Hume, Mrs. B. F. Board, FIELDS PROMOTED lander. Then McDlvltt ana they belreved the Kennedys Whatever might be damaging to Mrs. Proffitt gave a reading Mr. Lem Ruttenrutter Margar- H~RTFORD _ Gl F' ld Schw01ckart will crawl into the --would not assume the risks the common man in a proposed fill ed, "The Second Christmas." et Breen Mrs. Eunic~ Hart · fM d M en~ ~~ ~· smaller craft through an airlock DINNER IS GIVEN iser and Kim and .Jodi, Mmers- ;nvo~ved ': causrng a gre~t publication would appear. TheI The Mothers Cl_ub members Mrs. Ned Henry, Mrs. Rhod; ~~ld~<. h:~ a~een r;;om:~ ~ funnel. \fr and MIS Ceo, gr He mrs [Ville . Ml and Mr' . I. " r r v ~~ CJtal locs to otheirsed . • comldmon man and his wife then sa ng se~eral ChriStmas selec· Yeager, Mrs Emma Ryan, technical sergeant in the U. S. ll will be the rust test in . 1a was mvo v wa, cou sue lor l1bel damages l1ons wh1ch completed this ""r Mrs Edn B · M Le . · 1 th" we"rd look•"ng PJiierlamrrI \\Jt 11 a dmner Hemt·s. Havenswood. W. Va.; upward of $3 million which Look wht , 1:'" • • a urns, rs. na Atr Force. He is a printing su~ space o ts I ~ l hrisrmas <Jf!CJ .won at lhm and Mrs Theo Heme' Mrs maaazme expected to lose ,.1 'It chthwofuldt provide, at most, ttoFn lol f the party. Pickens, Mrs. Nan Mcintosh, pervisor at Travis AFB Calif craft, designed to set two , ' · " a er- e- ac reparatron. o ow1ng the program the Mrs Christy Bl t M J k ' · t ts the moon by 196!1 1wme. Hem 1or k. Grov r present \\ilham Klilmgrr aod Ihe host pubhcatmn of its January issue J L . t I th h . e ner, rs. ac The sergeant Is married to the as ronau on were Mr. mrd Mrs !Jon Grue- and hosle" with an installment of the hoe h ewtst;~s no ar wbrong Ito c c urch basement where Roush, Mrs. Fred Johnson and ' former Shirley E. Galway from and return them to their mother _ . w en e spo e money as emg refreshments were served. Choir Mrs, Ora Walker. Canada. craft. · :J:' th "'::;" Older CitizenS Are Guests ol Mothers' Club ·. J)auy 'Second War' in .Vietnam is Failure · the field 1m~ll~:~n~:=~; add to the 25,00U already 1!he there, bringing the total to ca~:;~:'' ~:~ li(>,Otlfl by the end of th~ yeaf.·l to-peo_ple_ , ' The biggest change in J.9fi7 · lion 1! 11 EDI10R,. NQI'E: Eqnallyllhe VietCong "Infrastructure" I Communist participallon. several ye~rs to show si i!Tiiflwill involve Lbe r·et ra imnK of tbe ,.tftects.. ' lmportaol &I the mllltary - the Communists' shadolw adl!li· But the Viet Cong are well .cant results. They saic that 1 275.000-man Vietnamese army If the operauena In South Vielnam ts nistr~tion of tax collectors, I(lrganized, more efuciently o;- priority in the coming year I so that il can provide securrly at the job, lhe p~IHcallol progralll..so- secret agents, terrorists and ! ganized than the government, must be given to protecting the 1 for· the patifkation teams and ha.ve to be . cial, eeooomit and polltl•al propagandists. on the grass-roots level That " pacification teams working in ' m some c<-~ses help diredly with :mean U.S. rdorm. Fol!owtor is a report ou luteresled b Crops what :nakes the difference m the villages. th1~ pacific<J tion task . Some for mare how tbl1 "other war"' fared ln On :he other hand. experts on "control... 1 As a re.<ult, most of the South 11ongtime observers of the sup~rt the Iitltl and what cao be expected Vietnam and the Viet lon~ '"Y According to Douglas Pike, an 1 Vietnamese army will be · ' Vietr.um st•ene t.:ar that throw- MdJlary 1n 1967. U1at most of the peasunts are , American expert on the Viet ! retrained in 1967 to conct!nlrate ' j ing the Vietnamese army into : meaningless if the more Interested in their ri1:e [Cong, the inhabitant of a Vjet : on supporting pacification by 1 A CAR that prohably won't.he atrccted by t'e m·w stand- pa ritir ation could do more - for the . B DANIEL SOUTHERLAND crops than po!Jtics. anrl WQU!d Cong-influenced village find~ , rlearing out guerrillas and ; ards ili t:n~land 's llo\'Cr, ~;ud to be tht• :-. ~ft•!<if '·.arm lhe barn. than good. But American , lost. ~ Ued p lnt ti rather' be left alone than take himself .. trapped in the organi- providing protection for ttJe , world. 0!1c standard del'icc is an clcctron.u: se11smg probe • 1 rest erna ona ~rdes in the struggle for the zational web, the vict1m of a deve lopment program instead of that M·arns of pussiblc road icc. n SAIGON (UP!) ..:._Although rountr;side. TIJe peasant• are campaign of soda! pressu re, •,earchmg out mam force · · - - - - - -- -- - the military campaign 1n l!"aditionaly mistrus tful of al]y 1 persuasion, intimidation, :.r Communist units. Foree Units ~tea ling [rom villagers. Mutual everyone agree-s that killing Vietnam went better for the government . outright- terror, usually in that' will be left to the American and distrust between peasant:i and alone is not enough to win the 1 l'pitetl States in 196S, the "othe-r I According to one recent study 1 order." I allied troops. gov~rnme nt soldiers is a way af war. Without the peup! e'S v.ar"-the non-mi!itsry P.ffort tu of Vietnamese village 11ttitud"' ~~ 1 .D 1 E t hd I Express Doubts life here. And corruption at all ~ upport everything can .s till be Yiln !~e peasants over to t~e j the v.·'et Cong cou ld C"Un l for , All" eehpythn r•Cnc' . , Although the United Slates levels of the armv, as in other Just. 00 8 1 · · I tOt 20 ' " e ommumsls · · se soc1ety · , Aceording to tIte new apONLY t r,overnment side-failed te gai n I cer 3 Jf'J on wmmn!{ on y n t· d liD 000 " . f ,. 1uII~· supporIs ~ me 1"dea of '·uran~.: hes otv retname es rrnate , mam orce 1 h . h v· ·d · 1 . , r h momentum. per· .; ~n t o I e vole rn ar.y . 1 h ff d . proach envisaged ur the 1an 1 e ang1ng t e 1etnamese.1.t ar· r~ 8wrt espn~ad 130.00 Down - Balance on . . , •,,ones t na 110nwr .df' e1ec t'10n If 1·t [broops . 1 Both Arneric:.an and V1etnatt . ave d su. ere th a cons t my s roe, some m1 1 ary . u bot 11 Amencan and ('omtng vra r. vi.11ages mus t he Convenient T~rme mese authorifie!l acknowledr,e were possibl~ to hold one witn j fa en~gs urr~g AI!~Jas lyea r l mmmanders have privately Vietnamese leaders appear con- cleart>d -by the American and 1 1 that t! 1e vital program of social, -·- ---, f ro~ ·1h· an 1. 1ed m1'50t"00rY 1expressed grave doubts tho! it vi need th<~l they must give it a Allied forC't's and then held by 0 a th · h0 ; can be done eff ec t.JVeI y. Th ey t ry. The pre:-ent · " sel::lrch-a nri - L1e I v·1etnamese. After t he t"'Conomic and political reform v·" t"·C e es...1m 11 I 1 1 m the countryside referred to ~s O'VO ta :m bon~agu:~~ :isht ~sen~h~ ! point ~ut. that the Vietnamese :d_estroy ·· or " Hrt-and~run'' tac- ground i~ •·secured' 1 the civilian FURNITURE CO. "pacification" or "revolutionary _ d lyh Y1.1. 1 g d Y ·t'h ' army Is m many ways totally . ucs of tile Amenca n and pacificat wn teHms can move m. an e po 1 1ca ca res m e . ed 1 ~ v· t ., . f Add T c d . 1. 1. MASON, W, VA. devel>:~pment" has been hobbl ed . d 1 or pac1 rca 1on. we 1 Je namese m1 1tary orces o a res , unsmt 11 ages remam vr eep y en.d v· 1 ld. · h k. · ·r· · d · · d 1 1 hy ll90r CQOI'dination antl OCie 0 es t ·h d I t..ln erpat Je namese so Jers resu t rn l e !llmg of gre!lt In 1967 , pacl rcatl.on a miniS· ' rene e · I d' · · planning, Vie.tnamese ,governAmerican and Vit"tnames~< 1ave tra 1t1ona IIy resorted to num bers of VIet Cong. But trators plan to tram an d sen d I 1 ment corruptiOn and 1ack 01 : , officials now concede they proter1ion aga inst the Virt ! Carl Authersor and Clint Iunderestimated the Communrst Cong. :Birch were in Pomeroy one day : grip on the villages and that th e "People are saying the last week. pacification program was vastl v I program _fell flat on Jl~ ~~~£: , Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dav is, 1 ovt-rsold at . t~e beginning ;r Actually, It barely _got gJmg: . "ICheshire, vi sit•d Rev. "nd Mrs. ; 1966. Now offJcJals say 1966 wa< ' rJromment Amencan oftH~tal ; John Busc h. ; a yt-a r of "shakedown" and I admilted recently. i Rev. and Mrs. Busch vis ited "preparation ." I The United States and Vietna- 1Mr. ar1d Mr.-:. Leon Miller of •·If there is going to be :l mese governments have ber>n Cheshire. breakthrough, it shou ld be tn 1-pending abouf $00 million a Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dil- 1967," one source sa id. ~·e.ar-vr $250,000 ~ day-to n:n !on Taylor were Mr. and Mrs. B~ ~ th_e men in ch_arge sa~ th15 program deSJgned to wm Harold T"vlor and baby Min- paclfJca tJOn program Js a long the loyalty of lhe peasants ~h? ! ersville : M r. and Mrs. 'Ruth j ~a~g~-~~.e_w_~i~~ -!na~--t~ke• make up 80 per cent ol T• lor and two daughters Ra· . Vietnam 's populalion . The U .S.I('rn~ Houte · !\Irs. r inn ie T~vlor I The Almanac is tooling most of the bill. I d th · h·.1d· ' 1 1 ' ·8 1 By United Press International . ree c r ren u .ong o - T(ld ay 1.s Wednrsday, Der. 28.1 Fwe Tries tan '· The current pacifieatlon drive [' oMm. d M I d C th e :IG2nd day of 1966 wilh three . tht' Iatest of r·ave atl emptrn1 -·• . r. dan rs. .eonar our- tc roIIow. 1.3 1 5 here in the last four yeC~rs. The ' m an son. Brur·e. and _daugh- The moon Is between its full nther~-a mong them the mu ch: fer . Reberc~. 0 ~ F:ast LJ~erpool ph ase and last quarter. I vaunt~d ..strategic hamlet" Iand Mrs. ¥,and a Donnelson and The morning stars are Mars I rogram-starled off With hign two sons of Col umbu s. Mr Rob- "nd .lupitcr. ! hopes and thPn failed. erl Ours , lc_lciJl. Vls rted Mr. alld The evening :-;tar is S.Jturn. I And despite the huge rate of "'"· Charli e Carroll and lam-, The 28th president of the American spending devoted l.o , II\' over the werkend . United Slates. W.J()(lrow Wilsrm, I Open Mon.·Frl• ••• ---·· .: to 6 the effort the hard fact · M r~ . Wandfl Donnelson Will w:1s born on thi~ dav in 18%. Saturday -------- ·--...J J to 8 remains t.h~t at the end of 19f'fl , ' Mr. arid Mrs. Le.o Dail~y ~nd I On this day in histo;.y: I 11ccording to the mo~t optimistic enter Mt. Car 1net Hosp.tal In 1~46 , Iowa wa s adrnr tted ., oUieial estirnates, mere than 30 on January 4 ror Sllfgery. I the union as the 29th state. 5TII & PF.A RL STS.- RACIN! · .·• ! per t·ent of the country's ' an~ _M rs. Leo Dailey and : In !941 , Pres ident Franklin 1 'JiJlagl.!s and ~am lets are st\!1 .famJly VJSJted Mr. and Mrs. ' Roosevelt pledged to regain the ''J'/,· Stur' With A Ha> l" ' und"er firm Communist control. Gl e-n Baker of nea r Tuppers freedom and independence o { About 40 per cent nre Plains recen Uy. I 11le P:1:1ippines. •.:J considered under governm ent! ~rs. :'-Jeva Bailey visited her . Jn 1945, C'ongress offir.ia11y control although they most mol~er. Mr s. Sylvia Carpenter. i recog_nized,, the "Pledge ot , certainly do not all conte.nj Slm!ey Congo and Bob Law- , Allegiance lo th e fl ag. enthusiastic government suppo"· son VISited Mr. and Mr s. Char- ~ 11es Congo of Portland. lers. and Mrs. Aa1·on Turner •nd . " .·:··: .. , Another 30 per cent ?.rf' : Mr . and Mr s. Hoy Powell vis-,ramil y, Mr s. Marie La wrence " contested" villages and ham- :ited his muther, Mrs. Ruth! and Mr. and Mrs. Maywood leto-which means the govern- 1Powell of Reedsville Route , [Johnston. menl may have some contr•Ji. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Con~o and , Pvt. Charles J oh nston there during the day, but l.he :family visited Mr. Charlie Con- i:" station ed at Fo rt Carson, :. 1 \'Itt Cong can rnove i11lo 1o lgo and family of Portland. Colo., is spending a furlougl1 at exert 1heir influence at night. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Story, home with his parents, Mr. and A senior military officcr 1McArlhur, visited thei r daugh- Mrs. Lawrence Johnston, famHiimates tha! as many as :«< ter. Mr. and Mrs. On,i lle ily and friends. .... .... per cent of the penple in lht! · Rhodes and ::;o n. Gar·y . I Mr. and Mrs . Horner kencountryside are innuenc~d by ] Simey Powell ca! lt>d on Mr. bower shopped in Pomeroy. 13.1,006 more cadres info . j'" I 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 1 Q._d J , MASON FlatS : S , yN t t - 1 I So"'' • RACINE.: . 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Pomeroy-'Middleport, o., Dee. 21, 11168 s~ ··· Sheila Is November Bride_' ,. u'alker " Of Okey Nicholas Howard at Mason Mrs. Helen Batey has retuJ>n. ed from a visit with her sister . in New York City. 1"1 f Mrs. Cora Bennett, wbo is MASoN - Ml.ss S h e fl a · · WEDNEsDAY . uUeS S 0 TS, en eufz OUf residing at the Kimes ConvaleoOUt Yvonne Walker, daughter of THE MIDDLEPORT .LitEr_, decoral!d ary meeting would be held on cence Center, Route 50 West, . Mr. add Mrs. Dallas Walker, Club will meet Wedneiday, DIIO. il'¥1 Neutzling in Monday, Jan. 16, a week earlier Athens, Ohio, will observe her ~ Mason, became the bride of 211 at . the bome If Mrl. Harold Ponl"f<•yf ,vas the scene of the than the regular meeting night. , I . 88th birthday anniver~ary Jan. ~ Mr. Okey Nicholas Howard, so~ Sauer, Leading Creeek JlDad. ·~~~~~~~·~:y of the Staff A planned potluck dioner will ~ 1,_ New Year's Day. Friends . , of ~r. and Mrs. Okey Howard, The program will be given lrJ .· of .!ol,eigs Temple, be held with the beef roast to . C 1 S 1 C1 woshmg to send cards may Mrs J·"n F Bally enl!red Jr., New Haven, November 25, • MISs aro yn ears. o U' 1 ' l · h bo dd · · '"' · · th M M thodist Cb h Mrl. James Euler and Mn.. Mond ay even- he . fumtshed. Mrs. George bus spent Christmas with her ' use t e a ve a ress. the Kentucky Baptist Hospital m e ason e urc . Ben Phllsoo wltb reviews of horne was Childs was named to purchase oar~nts Mr and Mrs L e ol Mr and Mrs. Gene Rice and I Thursday as a medical patient. I TheedRethv. Mdarvbaln Frame per-. "Aldous Huxley" and "Tbe Bla dec,Jiired lloth inside and out In prizes for the games and Mrs. ·Searls. ' She · was accompamed · . ~on, ·Dave, and daLighter, Ueo- J.ler room num.ber .IS 469 . orm Weddi e ou e . rmg cereSpenders." with the holiday sea· Neutzling reported she would by a friend. Thomas Ruppre<ht, bie visited Christmas afternuun Mr. and •Mrs. Karl Grueser ~:· b Le: =·~7tas pr~ so~~e meeting was opened with make the yearbooks. ..,ho went on to Pittsburgh, P• with Mr.. Cora Bennett tn Ath· spent Mnnday in Columbus with ~~w Hiven, organist, 8 ~The lrav~hng pme was won 1for a visit with relatives Mr . ens and then went on to Belpre relatives., ry George, vocalist from Par'<· Wolfe EIII'Dll Olivet a prayer poem titled, "Pray· · by Mrs. Batley and games '}'ere 1 and Mrs. Leo Se.rls, Cmdy Jut a Chrtstmas llay vtstt with ' ersbur . ' er Fur Public Speakers," by played and prizes awarded to c · d L D Hartinger took their daughter and family Mr Mrs. Welby Whaley was the g . .' . Honon With 4.0 Mrs . Horace McElhinny. Mrs. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. ; ~~~g·s:~rls ·to .Columbus Mon· , and Mrs. DenniS Walbur~ and i dnChrishttmas ddinner gues: of ~er byT~:r b~~~=~gt::rema ~:~~a~~ Roland Willard Wolle, 21, Betty Spencer, president, con- Spencer, Mrs. Zirkle and Mrs. 1 •da . Traey. I ug er an son ·ID - aw: r. . ' . son of Mrs. Dory Wolle of a. ducted the business · · · I y. . 1 and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mmers- chanttlly lace Wtth oeed pearls d th . sesSion Phd Memhart. 'I · Mrs. Pearl Fl') of Portsmouth I Eddie Blake, Sr. IS vacation· !ville around the sabrina nickline of R. 2, Racine, was name OR e when new officers were elect- Refreshments of salad, dec- IS the hohday guestdofMher avunt ' ing '" Florida where he is lhe l M;s Wilma Stobart of Porn- the fitted bodice. Her skirt with mld-seme"Ster Dean's Lis& al ed (or the year. ora~ Chr~<lmas cook1es and land uncle. Mr. an rs. tc· • ' · ffi Olivet Nazarene Colleie In KID1 1 1 1 1 The 9fficers elect include Mrs. coffee were served by Mrs. ·tor Grim. Al so visiting with I guest . 01 • Jam•.• Arnold a\ Ute eroy and Ray Pullins of Mt. AI· ~rtesdo -:~• rnch esl, trwals ~mhkakaee, Ill., where he l.s a sea. B I"' Sp I ed . . d M G . f Ch . t latter s Coral Gables apartment. to W Va were Christmas din- p e WI a ape an. e MRS. OKEY N. HOWARD . tud in te .htno Mr wolf1 e" encer, re-e ect pres- Neutztmg assJsteo by Mrs. Utho Mr. an rs.. nm or ns · Mr Arnold and Mr. Blake · · ., wedding dress, desigued and tor s Y g a-.,. • ideilt; Mrs. Richard Owens, Watts, Mrs. William Allman, mas were thOJr daughter ana were Chnstmas Da dinner ncr g~ests_ of Mr. and Mrs. made by her aunt Mrs Harold carries a grade point average vice president; Mrs. Richard Mrs. Etta Lemley and Mrs. family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert guests of Mr. and Mr/ Leu 1-:tl· H~bert J Dl:o~ ~nd !~mil~ to Westphal of Chi~go, ieatured fit!: :l~ve~o:nd ~own ~ of a perfect 4. ldh II Ba¥y·, secretary; Mrs Ch(\St· David Farmer. The table was Sever and chtldren of Zanes· wards at their winler home on i h r~ ac C I e ~ re ~n sdn tiny covered buttons on I be !':oct o ~ ~ce. t~o:.o Olivet Is one of e.,..t ~ PJ!H er Ji'tle, treasurer ; and Mrs. centered with an arrangement Ivtile. . . f La Gorce Island Miamt Beach elr ome,d. o uhm uhs,i"d e yk, hepeldarbers abn ffcryst II Shp- sJlOIIIIOred bly thbe Churc ·j·e WiJ!ia9' AI!Jtan, publicity. It of red carnations and greenery ctmstmas dmner guests o Mrs Edwards 'is the forme; a ter spen mg t e o' ay wee measles. lets. d b out anf vh~te· e Nazarene. I as . an af • r.d Mr. and Mr s. Robert Cratg . · " db M'ddl end wtlh her parents, Mr. and Mr and Mrs Ashton Sayre came a ouque o W I carmate enrollment of 1,7110 stuwa$ tl)mounced that the Janu- combined with li"hted ;.;;;o..;;o;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;...;;;;;,..,;,;;:;;:,:,l e , M d M ~. s th er ora ury o1 1 eport. M E tt D31.1 · · t10 · ns mums and lily of the d ls 8nd 11 · 8 full 8...._..,.~ a· tapers. Favors of miniature na- were her parf'n~. · r. an rs. 1 Mr. Arn old IS employed in Flor- rs. vere ey. . returned to their home in Fair- na ' ' .en Y '"''\;'culwv tivity scenes and small Christ- Leo Searls , MISS Carolyn .d . h . Mr. and Mrs . Don Datley and bo ne Tuesd Iter pend'"" valley. . bberal aria college. 's I5 M v·10let Harlinger I a lor t e ~mter mon 11ts. B d B I Ch·lr ' ay a s • ., The maid of honor Miss Pam1 teothe ther holiday : ., Pomeroy Ohla mas arrangements. I ear · . . · J. an arry 0 weekend with her · ' rs . 1 · ., : A gift exchange was held and the Craig chtidren, Cmdy., Mr. and :\1rs. Roy Sinn oi are spending the holidays with mother Mrs Frank Stewart el~ RoUBh, Letart, and all the TONIGH~.:~d2~-~URSDAY : around the lighted Christmas IJenme. Duffy and PaL IConvoy, Oh>u. were Chnstma> their parents, Mr. and Mrs . M 'Lot A. J and h"l: bndesmaJds wore gowns of Lower Crwt Club NOT OPEN i t"ee wi th Mrs. Horace MrF.i- ' Miss Sally . FJSher of Sacra· ~lle>ts of theu· daughter and Everett Dailey, Anne St. and dre~'-of ~ol.:bu~n:sre c ~e blue velvet wtth matchmg head Diner in Atfwru . d d th . f menlo. Calli JS here for the hoi I · fanuly Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mr and Mrs Edward Hawley pteces and accessones were of The Lower Crust Canasta h mny a war e e prtze or .h h M d ' ' · · ' guests or her grandparents Mr tch'ng blue The bridesmaids 1 1 the prettiest wrapped package. ;days w1t cr paren s, r. an ' ~·ull ' and daughte rs, Beth, Bar- 1Minersville. and Mrs. Richard Cam beii · rna • Club of Racine enjoyed a JoveFRIDAY and SATURDAY Decorations '" the home in' Mrs. C. 0 . :"her. Also pres· bare and Becky. . . Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dow. p • were Sandra Gum and Sue El: ly Christmas dinner at the Oblo Dec. 30-31 "'BLOOD BATH'' eluded a mantel arrangement Ient lor the fa mily Chnstmas ~ Holiday g uests of the Rev. ! nie and Bill and Mrs. T. W. Mrs. Harold Wiggins and Mrs. len Mees, both of Parkersburg, University Inn in Athens, (Technicolor J with a solid bank of poinsettias dmner were other members of IJunald Hicks and sun. IJuug, Bengel were Christmas dinner Ruth Nolan and daughter of and Debra Cox, Ravenswood. Monday evening, Dec. 20. Wm. Carnphell, Mariss a Ma· and red lights reflecting a the fa'1'lliy mctudmg Mr and were their daughter and ,"'"· lguests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Columbus visited Monday with Thetr flowers were white Atrending were Ml8l Leda thcs, John Saxon, Ba~il Ra1h bone. ' large holly wreath on fhe l Mrs. John Terrell and ~h~d~en. m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn . Downie and sons, Charles and Mrs. Cora Wiggin; at Meigs m~m~ edged ~~-~iu;. nd Mae Kreaurer, Miss Roberta Will James' mantle mirror. An arran ement .John and Chnsune, Oa l .ge. Stewa_rt of Columbus. Allerl. General Hospital. s ers were 1 proms~ a Kraeuter, Mrs. Delores Wolfe, "'SMOKY'' 1 Mr and Mrs. Harry Young Christmas dinner guests of (Techmcolor) ' 0 , holl y was used on . fhe TV Maxine Diddle, Mrs. Linda Fes~ Parker. Katy .Jur;~tlo. Di and a while pomsellia m a red 1 d M d M ll b t F. 1 · g" Y and Chuck. B11ly and Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schuler H rd "ste 01. the groom Hdl Mrs. Inez Roy and Mra. ana Hyland. Smoky th e horse, an r. an rs. o P.r ts I· and Mrs James Hackworth and . h· dd owa , s1 r , ' ' container was pl aced on the .er and son, Bruce, and Mr s. o·hildrcn. Juhnn, and Jert , Ciu l- "' Calton were weekend guests .were t e>r sons an aughters- was lhe flower girl and the ring Linda Beegle. Following dinner Hoyt Axton Admiss ion: 60c and 30c. Icoffee table. Lorna Owens oi MtddicporL hco\he, ~nd Mr.) and Mrs. James of her parenls, Mr .. and Mrs. ~~~~7~r ~d a~~n:r\ CAinth~ny bearer, Jeffery Col, of Rav- the group enjoyed an evening of - --- Mr. and Mrs. Wtlltam ilnuck lflagge rty and children Cathy W. 0 . Barmtz. Jmnmg. the a o oum us enswood, is a cousin of tbe canasta and a gift achange at and children Beth Carol •nd . C . c· d C 1 's d group for dmner on Chmtmas and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schuler bride the Inn. ·__:,~Lynn of Ma;ion Ohio are here c0 llllle, r '"N y,_ Har a -.;," avn were Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Jakie of Portland and Th~ bride's mother wore an ----/ '\ I . urry o ~""' aven, n . d. . R' k d M Sch 1 • · t M , , • I for a holiday visit with her ' Holiday visilors witH Mr. and Barn liZ and Bobby, tc Y an E~\ ~ er s SIS er, rs. old rose two piece lace .dress VlSITORS AT BITES 0 1parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. ~lrs. Willi am Slater and son, ' Scoltle, of Mason, W. Va. 0 tl mas. . and the groom's mollter was Charles Quillen and lrlead ol Aro d and un , OHicers of Meigs Temple f M 8 N 1mg • Around and Ab Ab CAl )E.NllAR I .'' . , r ., .• "I • ' • • omanl(il In House Fire, TOLEDO (UP!) - Cl t 1 Manager Frank Backstrom oaid today the eity will Invoke Ohio's Fergoson Act to 011d a •trike by oome lSI city workers. The act, never invoked althoogh several citle• have threatened to use it to end work stoppages, prohibits public employes from striking. The strikers face dismissal under the law. Letters will be sent oot today to all employes wbo bave not reported for work asldng them to obow cause why they should not won or he dismissed. I ----1 '. A , n1 y R~ II .. i:~ ~:::f,~· ::~ :ve~a:: M~s. I Mitch and also reiatJves Ht Billy . were their daughter, Mr. Mr: and Mrs. John Young and Galilpoits. Christmas Day din· alld Mrs. Thomas Watkins and Phtlitp and Robm of Lancaster ! ner guests of Mr. and Mr o. son, Tomm y, and Mr. and Mrs. ~ are_ spending the holidays with Mitch . were her brother a" d Joe Ca been, Columbus; Mr•. ' thetr parenls, Mrs. Hank stster-m·iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Nor· Gertrude Cabeen of Middleport; Young and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. man ~'oss of Point Pleasant. •Mr. and Mrs. George Cabeen Carpenter. W. Va.; Larry Mitch, Marie!· and family, George and Fred , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger ~ ta, and his liancee, Miss Glon a !Jay l.un, and Mr. and Mrs. Han-I and daught~rs were Christmas Buek of Pomeroy. ley Cone. Columbus. I afternoon dmner guests of he~ •• Mrs. Mtlton Hood has beeu Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex 01 ~ 1transferred from Holzer Hosptt· had as their Christmas guest; IBrien of Stewart. 1 ai lo her home followlllg obser- thm families inciudmg the Rev . Mr. and Mrs. Max Eichinger valton at the bosp1tal. . I and Mrs. George Siddall and and daughter were Christmas We're Mr. and Mrs. Her berl Fmk chi ldren, Timmy, Tommy and 1 afternoon dinner goests of her roundlnt off were Chnstmas weekend guests , Laura of Deer Park; Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. John wllh • How ul tltetr daughter and famtly, Mrs. George Hackett and chil· Fry, New Haven. W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervm dren, Linda, Melanie, Dennis, Dennis Hawk has been conand children at thetr farm home Bill and Rose Marie, and Mr. fined to his home with the and "thank ne.ar Racme. !h~1r granddaugh-1and Mrs. Manning Kloes and ·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii you" fo our ter, Rhonda Ervm returnell to I· r.:hl ldren, Lon, Lynn and Kent. 1 frle•ds. Middleport with lhem and wtU . Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore, vtstt for a week... . i Jr., of Ashland, Ky. spent I • Mr. and Mrs. James Brewmg-· Chrislmas with his father, Mr. 1ton left Monday for a holiday I and Mrs . Harry S. Moore, Sr. ; visit with rela~ives in Sparta& 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner burg, S. C. Thetr daughler, Mrs. 1 and fami ly, Debbie, Michael, 1 Ruger Luckeydo~, Huntmgton, ISandra and Gary, North Rob· 1 1W. Va., ts staymg at thetr inson , spent the Christmas week 'I home in Middle pori durmg thei r end wilh his parents, Mr. and · absence. Mrs. Joe Turner. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay or I Mrs. Lillian Steiff, Miss Columbus joined her stster and Margaret Sauer, and Richard famtly, Mr. and Mrs. William I Sauer were Christmas Day din· Grueser and daughter, Debbie, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harand son, Don Grueser of Coium-1old Sauer and daughters, Mary 1 ~~~:;:=:=:::=:::=:::-::=:-~~===::::-:::::::::·: bus. for tlte Christmas season. : Ruth and Joy. iii - - - ·-·- ··-·- · - · · - ·- -~· •· Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn· ing and children of Columbus visited over the Christmas boli· day with his mother, Mrs. Dale Mourning. Chrisimas Day they I were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Waiters in Point Pleasant, W. Va. I ~.. Mrs. Willis Grueser is spend· ing several weeks in Columbus with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John McCabe and family. j I BIG nw N na r ~ r 1 I Mr. and Mrs. John_Strickland and son of Woodsville were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs. Dayton Strtckland. Mrs. V. D. Edwards and daughter, Cheryl, visited MOll· day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. George Heines, Hemlock Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weese and daughter, S~san, returned Tuesday lo thetr home at Berea and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weekly to their home in East Liverpool ~n Monday, all!r a weekend VISit With Mr. apd Mrs. C. B. Weese, Syracuse. Joining the group lor Chrlstmaa attired in a red knit dress. Both wore corsages of white orchid&. Assisting with the receptioa at the church were Myra Roush and Carolyn Hesson, bolb of New Haven; Millie Westphal, Chicago; Alice Gum, Parkerswere Mr.. and Mrs. ~n Weese and Trac1 and Melante of Racme. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Young J; . and family and Mrs. Vlctor Young Sr. returned home Monday after spending the weekend in Plainfield, Ind. with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis and 1011. were Christmas h of Mr and ~~eD RuUIIlld. Also visiting that were Mr. d Mr J k Morris and daDante Cs.th ac:r Dexter gh r a y " burg; Patty Newland, Wasblng· ton, D. C. For her going away outfit the bride wore a blue wool c1reu with coruge from 111r bridal bouquet. Mr. alld Mra. Howard are residing at 230 Kinsey Street, RicbmOlld, [ndlana He II employed atlUcltmoDd by tile Nilco Co. Middle Is~th ;ohn ":t':. day 1 Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center Furniture, Floor Coverings and 1 Furnishings For Your Home ·and Wearing Apparel for Your family . 1 . This Week End Traditional Dinner Given on Chrutrrws Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultz entertained with their traditional Christmas dinner Sunday evening at their home on Fairlane Dr. in Middleport. Guests were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn of Convoy, Ohio, and Mrs. James Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and Beth, Barbara and Becky Fultz. The Arnolds and Fultz families have made lhe dinner a tradition during lhe more than 10 years the Fultz family has been in Middleport. 11111111 Dinner, Reunion, lleld in Racine A family dinner and reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Beegle in Racine on Christmas Eve. in observance of the birthday of Mrs. Charles (Wbitie) Beegle. With an abiding faith in the ~eat promise the New Year Following dinner Mrs. Beegle was presented a birthday cake holds, we wish for all men tke peaee and harmony by the family. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle, alaat comes fr0111livio& udcr 1he saibnco of HiJ love. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Beegle, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beegle For the acoiUler/ulyear ius' paued, we 1uy, "Tlumk Yorr." and Crista Sue, Miss Addie Powell, Mrs. Emory Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powell, Mila and Stove, Mlsa Jndy Bo. gle, Mr. Ernie Bing, Mr. Roger 73 MILL ST. Beegle, and the host and host122 N. SEC~D ___________ _ _PORT, ___ MIDDLE 0. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ess. • zn I DUTTON'S and ROLLER'S \ • • • • This week end we are having our Clearance Sale in the Furniture department on the 2nd and 3rd floors. Also this is the Starting week for our Playtex Sale including Living Bras·· Padded Bras·· Long Line BrasLycra Girdles and Golden Playtex Girdles. And we have a very special purchase of Fieldcrest Solid Color Bath Towels for$1.00- Matching Hand Towels for 59c and Wash Clothsfor29c. c And another big shipment of Cannon 'Muslin Bed Sheets all at the same low prices. f t \ . . ' ' ' . Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Y~rSIMJp-ng Center .. Hill Vietnamese Wotkers Vow Strike at Docks House trailer taxes are due, announced County Auditor Gordon Caldwell Wednesday. Tbe trailer taxes may be paid up to February L Caldwell said taxpayers must present their certificates of title or bill of sale. The audi· §~!~ (UPI) -VIetnamese di,pute and threatened lnterven- per cent. ers, angered by the lion. · The labor council said the · . ·~ . .S. troops at strike· I .. S d th ik . Itlty-wide strike not only was a: bOut\lt ;i!cich, today ordered a : If by atur a_~ e str e 11 . show of 31JPport lor .the : 12·h00i general strike through· I:::! sol~ed, ~ w1:1 go b~c~ ~: , dockworkers, but a direct l out Saigon beginning at 6 a.m. , tgon., 0 so ve 11 ~yse ' • protest over the use of ' Friday (S p.m. EST Thursday) . ,~atd. The port IS already IAmertean troops serving as , Jammed, . and now because of . "strikebreakers." Prime Minister Nguyen Cao the., strike it has become more . The council said if the J2-hour 1' Ky threatened to intervene m so. 1 walkout failed to bring Ameri-, the dispute. : The general strike order 1 rans to their knees with a The Saigon workers council specifically decl.ared that work- ! "satislactory solution," there' which · ordered the general ers would cui off the now of "will be tougher meas11res tol strike represents abool 120 water and electricity throughout , support the struggle until final unions and claims membership Saigon and that truck drivers :success." I ol 60,1100 workers. and public transport workers The order did not spell out , Although only for a limited would remain home. what the "tougher measures" period, the work stoppage could The dockworkers went on would be. But two days ogo, leave the capital more vuinera- Hrike Monday to protest use of 1abor leaders sent telegrams tn ble to terrorist attack. American troops at recenliy dockworkers throughout the The council ordered the strike constructed docks near Saigon. ' nation to prepare for a possible as a display of sUpport lor 5.000 Tnday, slevedore "good squads" strike. dockworkers who stopped work · helped to keep the strike in The docks at which American i' Monday. Their walkout has' supplies through the already 'I troops were first put to work , greatly reduced the flow of both torce. were constructed expressly for military goods and other vital . U.S. officials, concerned over the purpose of alleviating I cargo. the now of vital military 1harbor congestion. u.s. officiai.Ky, on an inspection tour in congested port, have put said Vietnamese were temporatbe resort of Dalal, apparently . additional American soldiers to 1 rily hired at the docks, but were was not advioed of the general I work on the docks. !Neverthe- told they would lose the jobs •trike order. But he expressed less. the flow of cargo through once soldiers were available for co~~_!!_ 0\:'er~he dockworkers , t~e -~rbor was cut by about 5o work._ _ _ _ _ _ __ Miller Names Reintsema his Office Aide "'::~:,~:::7;~~~ 116 Year-0 ld ' Jordan ebarged today that a Syrian army pstrol crossed tbe border into Jordnn and deliberately murdered a Jordanlao security gaard. An official Ministry of Interior statement broadcast bY. Jordan Radio said the inc~ dent took place Wedne&day momlng - the first reported Jordanian-Syrian incident of Its kind. Franees L. Hill, About 30, Alone at Time of Blaze Frances L Hill, about 30, died In a fire that heavDJ, gutted the Charles F. Hill residence at 827 Fourth Avt,. Gallipolis, at 7:12a.m. today. . She was alone in the house at the lime of the blaze. Her fp_\her, Charles F. Hill, had left earlier for work at Washington Elementary School where he is~ Hill an·ived on the scene about 7:45 a.m. and identJflecl the body of his daughter. · Hill went into shock immediately after going baek outside the house, and attempted to return. He wu reo strained by several firemen and later taken to Holzer Hospital where he was pia' ced under sedation. estimate has been made. CaD-_ Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gal- tents o! the house were lilt lia County coroner, said Mhs heavily damaged. . Hill's death was due to sulloca- Firemen foond practlcaiiJ tilt lion. The body was badly burn- entir~ upper area ol the .._ bd but not beyond recognition. on lire wben they The victim was found lying lace There was no dama&e to ... down In the living room of the house of Jlilclericli; L. nor'W;, Hili home. next door at 829 Fourth A-., · Fire chief James A. Northup allhougb only a lew feet said cause ol the fire has not ated the two dwellings. been determined but the heavi· The body of the vldllll "" est damage was in tlte area of tsken to Miller'l Home for ,_. the attic. Chief Northup said, erals. Arraltgement will lilt howev•r, probably cause was announced. The easket wiD Dill · from e:ectrical wiring. Final de- be opened at the fulllral. termination of cause will come Fourteen Galllpolll YOIUDIIIr after further investigation. firemen and two trucks Ther• was heavy dnmage to ed the alarm, the 95tll of ·tbe the one story four room frame I year and the seven11t of till house. Chief Northup said no month for local llremeD. , lll'l'lv. sw- · a ~~·~;:n~: :s~h~:; ~ope~; I Rutland. Water System lssu··_,¥ the trader is on. "!r · W"ll . dTuesday·· 1 Be ·n- ISCUSSe The minumum trailer tax is $18, _tigured on the basis of the NEW SERVICE - Rev Bill Perrin , left, and Rev. Carver Williams, occupy new offices of th e Meigs County Counseling Service in the Stark building , 211 Eaot Second St., P"meroy, Counseling Office Opened In Pomeroy Twice Weeldy A new service will be offered in Meigs County n~xt Critical After I' re~~i~~YJanuary 3. It is the Meigs County Counse hng This free service is sponsored by several docfors, Auto Accident lawyers and business men , ··- - ·- --·· ·· · origmal delivered purcha.e price, with a 10 per cent annual There will be a public meeting- at'11le l.eRimi Ba1l . depreciation. I in Rutland at 7:30 p .m. Tuesday, January Srd, fo cllseurj Alter February I, a thorough whether or not the Rutland water system should become check of county will be made part of the proposed Leading Creek Conservancy DWto see that trailer taxes have tt•ict Water Sy•lem. been paid and anyone default- All interested citizens of ing, or refusing to pay the tax, the town of Rutland are ur· at that sire. .... will be penalized. If need be, ged to attend . Plans are to apply t1 ""' Caldwell noted a warrant would Praitminary meetings were Farmers Home AdministratiGD he issued for the arrest of such held between the Conservancy for a combination loan ud persons and fines could be. Jm- District Board of Directors and grant to construct the system. posed plus a penalty of $5, up- the Trustees of the Board ol A maxJmum l!'ant ol 50 I*' on conviction. Public Affairs of Rutland, the cent is provided by law, bat There were 273 trailers taxed village council and th' mayor the amount of the grant il clio in 1966. The hJuse trailer of Rutland last December 20th termined by many laetln law has a provision ror recrea- and 27t h. The directors of the which must he presented Ill tllit tional or vacation trailers, or Conservancy District informed Farmers Home Admlnllh..._ balance ol tbl ilia"· those used for weekend camp- Rutland officials that a prelim· Th inary plan has been drawn for e . -""' ing purposes which do not re- the proposed water system would be obtained by loci! quire this tax. This fact must which JS designed to create a seripUon to the system ~ be proven by a sworn statement or affadavit, said Caldwell. Per- water impoundment on Parker through mortgap sons having a trailer that falls Run and the building ot a wa- bonds, with the system IIIII '-~ in this category will he given a ter treatment and pumptng plant security for the honda. black decal that must he placed on the trailer, he said. In order lor a trailer to be classed as a vacation or recreational lrailer it eAnnot weigh over 4500 ibs, or be over 30 feet long. revemJii Bidwell \Voman Injured in Road Accident This Family Lookinu for Rett er LUCk A Rt. I, Bidwell, womu 'llli injured in a ene - car !rill · on U. S. Rt. 33, near the JntaO. section of the Klngsilur)' RIOilll, at 12:30 p. m. Wednesday. ; . who h~ve provided finan· : the business and professional Sharon L. Stewart, 16, daugh-1 cial support for one year. men of the commumty have reter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy .J. Counselors Rev. Bill Perrin alized a need for such a servtce l Stewart, 26\1~ Main _SL, . Pt. and Rev. Carver Williams said for some time. Perrin and Wil· Mrs. Vaughn Glass~ ' . Pleasant, Is hsted m crtttcal _ ___ !Iiams have volunteered thetr : passenger in a car driven . , · condition at Holzer Hospital suf· services and will be in the Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Spe~gby Beatrice E. Luellen, Sl. M. ltrlng from injuries sustained 1St I offices on Second Street on ter, who reside in the Stans U· 1, Johnstown, Ohio, . in a traffic aecidenl Wednesday \ Tuesday and Wednesday of eacit ry_ property on ~rplant 1St~•:· acute back sprain and was .,,_,~,..~.x,m.M<.·I.*"$"' on Rt. t7, neor Pt. Pleasant. I week, 6:30 p. m. lo tD :30 p.m. Mlddiepnrt, are o ng or e. ed to Holzer Hospital by . Mr. Reinsema ha• been asso- Petition to Quiet . DJUfe i The service was launched to tor luck In the New Year. ALFRED KAl'FFMAN Pomeroy emergeney squa4. ·· clal!d with the Anchor Hocking , I , Fil d Mtss -Stewart was admitted to Ihelp persons with domestic or Last Tuesday their young Alfred v. Kauffman of GI~IS Corporation in Lancasrer Tit e 18 e the hosptlal at 1\):30 a.m. Wed· nai oblems An erson dauRhter. Ctndy, was burned, Portsmoutb bas been promotSheriff Robert c. for -lite last four and one-half A petition to quiet title on nesday ':"lth facial lacerations It• I ~~~~n :~ake a~ apiai~ment when her cinthin~ caul!ht ftre ed to director af public rcls- said the Luellen car years. real ••tate was filed in Meigs and posstble bram damage. She Ifor co~nseling service may do from an oven and the emergen· Uono of General Telephone the right side of thateroruril.t t I th d as ailed on a r.urve, skidded H~ Is ·a 1959 gradual! of Al· County Common Pleas Court was •. passenger none o e John Clifford Bacon, Jr., . so by calling 992·2851!. . cy saua w c . Co. of Upstate l'iew York. crossed the highway thetf! . fred University. in Allred, N.Y., IWednesday by Paul ~nd Ruby ears mvolved in the accident. 25, Middleport, wss the victim I Rev. Perrin observed this Is Wednesday th_ey learned their He moves up from public re- over a small embankment . and. holds a Bachelor of Fine Frick, Pomeroy, against Lest- Anotner passenger tn the in a hit-skip accident 'on Beech , ·not a church activitv. that it is dau~hter. Bonnte, who is em- latton• mana,er of GenerAl of A Itt !lf!l!l'ee Ier Pullins, PL Pleasant. same car, Christine J Hazle- St. Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Inon . denomination~!. aithougn pioyed in Columbus, suffered a oblo's sontbern division hi the back end hitting a r · · In other court aotivity, Blaet- wood. 12, daughter of Mr. and , persons needing spiritual advice lracfured elbow In a fall there Portsmou~. bank. A vetetlnS, Relntaema served . nar Auto Co., has been award· Mrs. Grover C. Hazlewood, 206 Bacon, travellnA south on . n.av •ave it. due to the Icy conditions. The There was damage It , with the U. S. Army's Signal ed a judgment ot 1501.88 against . !nth St.. Pt. Pleasant. is list- Beech on a motorcycle, told : • · Spen~lerB went to Columbus WEA TH F.R rtghl rear fender .of the '"" Corpl at Ft. Lew!s, Washington Anna Haines, and divorce in· ed in good condition at the hoB· Middleport police an auto turn· I Wednesday. and after Bonnie • model car. No arrest for two and one-quarter years vestlsator Allen t: Hili has I pita I. Miss Hazlewood suffered ed left in front of him, onlo , SQUAD CALLED , was treated at Grant Hospital, Cloudy, snow Hurries north- ported prltt .to moving to Lancaster In been ordered to in~estlgate the a fractured jaw.-and a lacerat;ld Laurel St., atrllllng him and I The Pomeroy emergency , brou~t her home to Middle- east, partly cloudy sou11tweot, · , 'l!D,al'ltnmt •11111. A captain in the active divorce 01 Thomas Lee King chin. knncktng him !rom th~ 11\ntor- lsquad was called tndav sf 9.04 port. Both girls are recuperat- and colder IOntlhl. Low IODIPt Hartenbach 1 "' ~. he Ia preaenlly Colli' vs. Sonja R. King, in whleh eycle toto a yard. The other a. m. for John Selby, Rnck mg _satisfactorily as ts their 1%-H. Continued cold Friday so investigated a ' p. maitder ol the Laneaarer De- four minor ehlldren re lnvolv· PLAN SERVICE driver failed to stop. · Springs Road, who had appar- other sl~ter Kathy. who Is recup- with mosUy liiiDQ)' Plea welt dent Wedneaday about . iadlment of the 717th Tr!llli!por- ed. a . B~Clon was ta)len to. Veterans · ently raMen al his home. Selby eratlng from a virus Infection. and variable eltadlDels east tenths of a nllle north Bati&UOD. -: .· . . There will he 8 New Year's 1Memorial Hospital by the Mid- Iwas taken to Veterans Memor- Kathy attend& a beauty schnol Intersection of C-34 and . ' ....,. 2t year old RelntJtrila ls_ LIMA MAN 'ltlLLED . Eve service at the First Bap- i dleport eme'lency. unif "where ial Hospital. lin Columbus and was home PLAN SERVICE Pauline Hysell, 31, Rt. t ~ari·led and the tether '11-1110 .LIMA, Ohio (UPI) · - Terry list Church In Racine from 9 p. lhe wao treated ·for abrasions, for the holidays. There will f1e Unton Watcb enville, lost control of her hlldren• He and bla irift, Car! Sigler, 21. Lima, was Killed m. until midnight. bruioes of his leg and NOW YOU KNOW ' LOCAL TIM'S 11'11 -~ .ol'~ ~ W'dne~ay In a !lead-on erash menta will he served during tn- released. • The first recorded iulaiiCt! of The temperature til down- ~ December 31 from 1 ttl road, ~-- Cliiiteh ·Ia ~. ,pt two ears en Ohio U6 near ~rmisslon. Everyone il wei- Police said th'- accident. js un- ~el warfilre OC!ffi'i-ed during town Po~ today wu ~ d6- u m., with sPecial • . IJI . Oiffltlt't.ID Joell ,.~ ~· tile Ohio Hlibway ·Patrol ~me. ~· · '1!111 be· apeclal. d~ investiS T!1e _motorcy-1 ilte Mongol ~1e Dl. Plea-tlltJ, grees, at tt:JII a. m., w1t1t 0 ,er- and '""'sag111, 1 • • .-' NJtL· · llnllni- · .. . eli wu de . ,"~ , Cblua, hi 123t east skies. the ua~- .Area Rcl!:tzn · C'll·,~fi>AI; I ... ~ '' . l'· ' ' f',, ·fii ·~ r;T';" ' .... ' .' .,_., ·,t-. • ··• .,, ·, l ' ~ -·~'.til ~ t•· u( .HP•LI'R Ah3J i I ·~t~ ...~ '$j. 100 ' Tenth District Congressman Eleci Clarence E. Miller today •"'1"unced the appointment of Robert A. Reintsema, 1340 Shumaker Ave., LAncaster. ns his Mmlnlstrative Assistant in wa•hingtOn. 1 1 1 Cycf' Le£t J • dby u· Sk'1pper , I ,., • 1 I ,r ' Trailer Tax Due Says Auditor FRANCES L. IHLL, about 30, died as fire gutted the Charles F. residence at 827 Fourth Ave ., at 7:12 today. Gallipoli., volunteer fireman George Clark stands on ladder and pours water onto burning structure. The area is directly aoove where the body of the victim -~:a!_!ound. No estimate has been made of the damage. 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