http://66.213.69.5/files/original/79ace4f91a78aba696b7229297c6a074.pdf b0da753d425ed837c44399f50ca8b060 PDF Text Text ,_. . 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. Heavy damage is indicated by the charred ra_f_te:..r..:.•·:..__ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ Refr~h- 1 and I 1966 THURSDAY DECEMBER ;M.'EIGS THEATRE I '. .. I' 1 I~:·~~d ~~;~ga~:~r ~-~~i,;,o~~:r~:: . M~:n~~m~a g"~~~ts ~~r~r ~~ • enttn e --- ,! ! .' . ••' ·at· e . pOmeroy M'ddJeport • I • ~ " ' • ~h~7': :~!~..R~:~ :~:O:"'tow:~ ~~~ 1~11 p. t ,. ' i/ 1", ., t 'I •••at -,.· I ' • ... ' • ' "111' . ' ·; f ' ~· .. • .. ' "" ' ·I �'\ j l ' ?' ' ' . ' ''r s--Da!l7 Sentinel, PQmeroy.MJddleport, 0., Dee. 29, 1101 ~ruCe.. Beefed RedS Attack r Where Else But SE Ohio .•• ' t ~~rines $30 Million Hospital Plan Disclosed by State Office Belolv Op.en Zone 1 I I · ~~~~~n~t~in~~~.~~~~~~~::~~~~~~ Rio, ·West Virginia Statel· ~ Devils Rip Pira~e{ · G·ain Finals In Tournament Iavera~e 1 '"''T. f • North Gallla held high.scor·l North Gall13's Roger Garrell, ' S~~~~;'lJj~ mg Rogrr Bentley to 24 poin.s holdmg the Galha ace to a· mere .31 ' \ _ 13 points under hiS sea.on: seven pomts Garrett had be<n -111 ~~~]r;j~~~~~i - but Chaumey·Do•·l averagmg 22.1 goulj! mto la<tliey , Howell T er's unbeaten Blue Dev1ls show· mght'< con(est 1 ed a well . balanced attack The Blue Devils zoomed a·~ -~';:'';;~J;;~:' ·' thumpmg Ihe. Ptrates 1!2-46 for 'I head .!4-8 after one pe•uKI ol North thetr s1xth consecutiVe hard· play Hy halftime, Chauncey \ Cba , wood tnumph Wednesa oy mgr.t , held 3 comm?ndmg 44-18 ipad. l unccy....:.-.':,..:.;... ~.I.U :at Athens I il was 68·36 aller three penrosl "I want to make a tesolution : II was the second ~arne cr of play. ! NB.t s~Qt1Ji02 to win a Little League pennaot Jhe flf>l annual Athens Holidoy , Bemley's 24 pomts paced Jhe By United ·Pren I aext year Will you ~Y· go 11nvllal10Dal basketball JournH·' Blue IJevils Larry WlbOn had j Eastera Dlvlslotl along?" men! : 18, Jim Slalcy 13 H~w~ll 10 ! w. {,. In the ""t game. The Plams , For !he losers. Rnn Gr< enlee , Philadelphia 34 • "it:~dtlil'• By DICK THOMAS Lancaster, defending CIA!' I downe-d Umon Furnace (SWr· pumped '" 18 Ron Mom; add· Boston a'.,.,7Ji1Lt AA District and Regional cham· OUD S t..Op I Wash1.1gton h1gh school ) 64·10 led 10 North liallia 1s now 2a 1New York Tony Bass, 6·1 freshman pmns, handed Coach Chuck The Piams an~ Chaun.·cy, who fur Jho year Box ,core ICincmnaU from Dayton, poured in ~8 , McAfee's Athens Bulldogs thcit next year Will consolidate W1th ; NORTH GA!..UA t461 lsallllflOfe points to pace the R•o l~rst defeat of the 19Cll·67 cam· If lClory Athcn, H1gh w11l mee' oom~hl · GO<rett 31-·1 Pee'; 11--0-, --~ Grande College Redmen to ai n at 1 ancaster We<lnesday , in the champiOnship contest 0 Ded 20-4 Mttc.~etl 2 0 W•stem lllvlsloa · ~1 a 98-89 victory over the p tt 49-37 Coach Bt•b Shesky's Nelsor N orth Gall1a w1ll battle Starr· , -4, Hager 102 Pa, ne 0.-1 . w. 1.. , · 1 Concord College Mountain 13 · mg ' · I ville Greyhound s neared the Washt 'gton fCJr con: : . : olatwn hon- I Greenlee 9- 0-- 18. ~iorns San FranCISCO 23 Lions m the night cap of the The Golden Gales are now 7· 1 500 mark fo llowmg Wednesday ors 5-U- 1~ Total< 22 - 2- 4> :'' LouiS 1~ 2II 1 opening round of the Sec· 2 lor •.he year Athens is tH mght's 62 50 mtory over Glous. Chaune<•y put the clamps on ' CHAUNCEY (82) • IJetrmt ~· i<• !AJ~s ond Annual Pt. Pleasant College Basketball Results 1 Rotary Holiday Invitational By United Press International Inahlltty to hit from the' fteld I ter '" Ihe annual Buchtel Holt· i - -- -eles :: : Basketball Tour n a men! Tounaments - 12 of 50 attempts - cost day baokelball tournament ' g , Wednesday night at Pt. the Bulldogs their seventil The Hound; are now J.4 lor ' I I Wednesday's ltesufts ' 9 AIC Invitational . the season. romght, NHS w1ll New York 121 Los Ang. 115 > Pleasant. (Semi·Finai Round) lr. a row. I hattie Mil lei '" the !'hampwn ' The RIO Grand~ Junior Varsity basketball team Pl>ila 113 Boston 108 • , 1srnA At Knott, 11--4 junior, led the I"""'"" 92 Trnty !Conn) 77 (Con) The AHS reserves suft"''ed I ship gam<' Miller eUm mated pl~ymg wtth only four meu at the end of car·h ton lest. oan Fran 138 Ball 115 ' - >o:} attack for Ccdamlle College as Vermont 86 Mdlebury 65 (Con) thelr flrst setback, 64·30. Bo• hosl York 08 5h m Wednesday 's sp11t n rloub leheader at Columbu s Wednesday mght In ' (Onlv games sc,eduled) "~ hts Yellow Jackets dropped a Northeastern 60 Sprngfleld 49 score of the varstiY tlit: othPr conle>l York 111 11 consult tho aunu ,IJ Bli ss rolle~e Hohdav InVItational toUI nament , ., U> 93·86 deciSion to the West Vir· Amencan Int'l 93 Amherst 55 next Hm v..on the f1rst contt>st, • Thursday 's Gamel 1date w1th Nel,.om till' gtnia State Yellow Jackets in Bollday Festival Athens t:rll - Clark 4-9-. year. dowmng JloPdel College ol ft -22 MI'Damels 5- 5- 11 Riggs Los Ang at Cmcmnatl 1 the opener Harry Rogers, 1H1 (Semi·Flnat Round) 17; Heady >-0-10; Rapp 2- : T1m Pancake the SEOAL's Wayne Jnd, 91 84 The JV 's 11-.\-26 Hawkms IO- O-ZO Boston al St LouiS :' 1 Jumor, paced the State scoring St Joseph's(Pa)99Risland75 2- 6, Sams 0-1-1:, Handlev \top scorer pi.mp!'d m2Jlallies had only hve ployers Some 1otah .1~-1;1- 9,1. tOnlygamesschedu.ed) ,of:~ w1th 20 pomts. PrOVIdence 91 Nrthwstem 79 - 1-3, Totals 12-13-.l7. 1or the Hound' last mght Box were still on Chnstnws vaca· RAEDEL COLLEGE 164 1 - - -' ' t K 7 " 1SC{ re tton othrrs \\ ere 1\1 In the fir st Montgomery 9- i - 19 Osborn 'l>i.i.i! Tonight s championship game Lancaster I 9) -:- T -.~ ~ Nelsonville 161\ -Pancake 9 1111 the (ia lha UJUnlians play 10 a-25 Mt ller ll-4- :10 NEW YORK <UPI\ - Jlllloe will be a repeat of the 1965 Le Moyne Invitational I 22 Kluz 2-J-.-.--9, I( n~; ~-5--23 Hut hard 5212 Htlred the fmal Sl'\'Cn mmutes. With Tn: xel ~-06. Hubm son 1 Nance the Boston PatrioW ;:; (1st round! Tournament lhat saw Rio - 6- 12: Pa·rcr 21~-~~- old 3~5 - t~ llr~PHlg ~ - 1 - !1 foul men ,Jml still won ::!- 1 TIJ1ttl s 30- 12 - 8~ tullbatk who may succeed Jim- ., Grande College down West VIr· I lona 65 Lafayette 58 _ _ tagu e 0- 0- 0 Totals .... !Corngan _ _ t'oket llowl'Ver Vi<h a dlfl ~rent S(ore <lt halt H10 4j Haedel n1 y Bmwn as pro football's p,. ..::, 11 1 1 2 0 4 gima State 98·96 to take the TOP SCOllER ol 1hc Sec· Le Moyne 85 Mame 74 3 Totals 2111 G2 < lmv the .mghtcap Sm<lm 44. mtPr runner , and Kansas Cill n 1 Ftrst Annual Rotary Tourna· ond Annual 1'1. Pleasant Ra1 16 28 31 10 men!. R10 Grande mecls West Quaker City Tournament Athens I Glouster (501 I r.t•per 5 7 Colllmtlni\V l PIIPge I allied to lulfensm: tatkle Jim Tyr~ tary Holiday Invitational HaSo · Fi 1 R d 1 Lancaster 10 24 Jfi 19 _ 17 Ga ll 1 -,_ 11 Mm~.: 11 . , 5 nip the JV \ 80-76 R1o tr <Hlf'd HIO .JV'S n6~ 1were tmamm(lu s chm ces on ~·w V~rgm1a Stale in lhe second (Semi· na nun ketball Toarnameat Wednes· 1 (C ' ,' Bah Mt f'lt>ll:md 3- 0 - as mu('h as 1~· pomts when one F'oster '~• 1- 9, ,IV II:;un 3- 2- Ll ml ed Press l nternatlQ.D~'j "./' •8 G 75 M1c 1St 67 'on) Reserves Lancaster 6{ Ath· 1-D-10 game tomght The consolation day nlghl was Tony Bass, 6·1 Bowling L s 11 86 N 72 ( Ben y ens 30 1 ~tr( le ll ,md l 02, mau fo uled out f' 1 ftecn rnmutf's b Ha wkms 842U. H1ggs 5Amencan Fooltlall League 1~ . con) 6 game at 7 p m. p1ts Cedar· forward , a 1965 graduate of a a e Kod tagara ct · Polls J- 0-2 Tn1 .tls \9-12-50 1em,uned 1 he Galltans rallied :l-13 McDan1rls 13- 0-26 To AJJ.Siar team selected Joday in v11le against Concord akRo a""' . Dayton Roth l!lgh School, who d 1 By quart er~ tu gtJ ;mead w1th four men but tals 33- 10- 76 a vote o[ 27 sp01tswnters. Rl0 Adding punch to the t st un I dumped In 28 points to pace G DC\ 104 p d 82 • Nelsonvtll 13 29 46 f> 2 I'OIIIdn t pull 1 1 ou l as S10clatr SJNt:LAIR COMMUSITY t80t , Grande attack were Sharon eorgetov,n I ur ue 1 Glou ster 14 3!.1 ~0 50 won the t1lt m tile (m al se(ond'i lineno n 5- 3--13, Leavell Nante and Tyr~ r w~re na~ the Rio Grande College lied· D h I Gregory, 6-6 semor, and Bob artmoulh 73 Roc ester 68 of plil) 3--0- 6, Meun-.:e 12 - 0- 24 on the ballots of all 27 wr1le~~ Mabr)', 6-S freshman, both of men to a 98·89 win over the Motor Cl Jy Tournament Concord College Mountain LJ. F' 1 R d An Austnan dlplom.Jt. v.ho The Hto JV's are now 7 4 for Sthatel 8- 4-20 Pbtfoot ~- ~ thrt'e Jwm each of the league 1 whom scored 19 p01nts Don ons. Rio firandc meets West t ma oun I found them grnw1ng 111 Turkey , the :;cason Box ~t'O!es ol last -13 Tt'nell 1- 0- 2 Totals H n1ne Cities One player, Boston Trainer, 6·0 semor guard, had Miam1 !Ohio) 81 Tulane 52 r1rst introdul ed tulips mto ·Eur- mght s c.:ontcsts· - 12~80 m1ddle linebacker N1ck Buon~ Virginia State tonight lor the W 'I h 74 0 Elr01t 70 IC On) pointS, !> IC 18 1 ope They "c now idenllflcu IUO .IV'S 1911 Score at half - Smclalr 43 .-unt1 came wilhm two ballotl ol All .co11 ege Tournamen 1 Another big scorer was Bob I championship. w1th Holland Fostc1 3-2-8, Wtlson 10-2 R1o 32. lhe unammous piCk. Sandy, 6-0 semor, who dropp~ (1st Round\ In 26 po1nts lor Concord. Con· BOWER OUT Temple 82 Amona St 63 NEW YORK (UPn - ll nw· cord had four other men in TORONTO (UPI) Montana St 91 Texas 87 111 ard Kom1ves scored l7 pomts double figur~ w1th Tom Evans, goalie Johnny Bower, who Evansville InvitatiOnal ··~ lor New York as the Nationa l 6-1 sophomore, gettmg 18 return~ to actiOn last weekend ! (Final Round' "~ Baskethall Assoc1alton Kmcks points: Jesse Phtllips, 6-0 jun. •after misomg three games w1th NMex St 62Wm&Mary 49 ': extended thelr horne court JlnX lor, and Don Van Deusen, 5-11\ a · shoulder 101ury, suffered al Rutgers 85 Evnsvte 78 (con) over Los Angeles Wednesday senior, each had 14, and Larry ' broken hand in practice Hurricane Classic 1 mghl by beatmg th e Lakers Peck, 6-4 sophomore, had 12 J nesday and IS expected to be (Final Hound\ 121·115 for the e1ghth stratght Four other men also scored ,oul of aclton for three M!eks W Ky 94 Mtami (~'\a) 89 tune Komives play!!:d for Bowin the double figures for West The Maple Leaf< are expected H Cross 69 Penn 84 (O·Conl ling Green. Virginia State includmg De·: lo recall goaltender Gary Smith [ Albright Inv1tat10nal --wayne Freeman, 6-1 freshman, I from lhe1r Rochester allil1ate 111 (lsi Round) Wtth 18 pomts; Dave Hamilton, the Amencan llockey League to St. FranciS (Pal 83 Hofstra 68 BALTIMORE (UPii - Nate 6-5\0 sophomore, wtth 17 ; replace Bowe r on the roster. Albrtghl 81 Boston u 65 Thurmond sparked a dme Jhat Alan Hamiltnn, 6-1 sophomore, ' - - - - - - -- Galor Bowl enabled San l'ranclsco Jo beat with 12; and Bill Kirk, 6-410 !9.01 left in th e flfst hall (1st Round! Balhmore 138-tl5 In the Nation. freshman, w1th 14 \ Ed DaviS ' JUmp shot gave Flortda 78 Georgta 64 al Baoke(ball AssoClaliOn Wed· \ Ccdarvtlle's Mike Wilson. 6-10 . State a 44·3l margm With 4 19 V~rgm1a Tech 67 Penn St 65 nesday mght The former Bowl· 1 sophomore center, had 17 !left in the f1rst half and lligh.. f.ight Tolll'llnment mg Green eager fmishOO w1th 1 pomts: Don Cooper, 6-0 JUn :or, i State never scored again m the lsi Round) 18 pomts scored 15 . L•rry Wa1te, 6-3Jun·ihalf Cedarville racked up ll Oklahoma 76 Mtssoun67 ' . ior, had 14; nnd Bruce MeDon· straight pomts to cut Stale's 1Kansas 72 Colorado 54 •'«" ~ NEW YORK (UP!) Akron aid, 5·10 sophomore, finished lead to 44-42 at halftime Charlotte Invitational IS m thtrd place 10 the United 1 with 12. ' AI Knott's layup tted the list Round! r -· Pres< lntematwnal Small Col· Coach Art Lanham's Redmen court 44-44 as the second h"ll ~.ar)land 66 Dav1dson 6> lege basketbal1 ratmgs released went into last night's contest 1opened and Don Cooper shoved Army 74 Fordham 50 Wednesday wtth a 5-6 record and came out one through to g1vc Cedarville Arkansa~ St. Tonrnamt!nl The Zips, witlt a 6 • I record, even with the board at 6·6 , 1ls only other lead of the mght I list Round I I ' polled 171 pomts 1n the ballot. The Cedarville Yellow Jack· · at 41H4. Harry Hogers made a I Houston 85 Kent St. 75 1 ing by the UPI board of ets of Coach Don Callen were , foul shot "nd seconds tatPr .i dd Los Angeles Classic Coaches Otterbem was one of 3-6 and as a result of the loss I ~ a tlp·tn followed by two (1st Round\ f1ve teams rece1vmg f1ve or to State are now 3-7. i buckets hy Da>e Hd ,,'ton 1u •Georg1a Tech 101 Mich 70 more pomts West Virginia State gave g1ve State a '•1-46 lead at the \ UCLA 100 WJSconsm 56 Coach Frank Enly his mnth wm 117:40 mark Far West Classic COLUMBUS IUPI) - Michl· of the year against two losses. I Coach Enty's Jackets moved list Round) gan Stale Umvers1ty, Green Coach Ira Blankenship's Con. ito 82-67 lead w1th 3 15 left 1n Wash St 90 W V~rgmia 86 Bay quarlerback Bart Starr cord Mounlatn Lions are now the ga me Da,. JJ ,•m "t .n col·l Rainbow Classic and Umversity of Flonda quar, 2·6 after last mght's loss to lected hiS l1fth personal foul (Semi·Final Round) Rio Grande, I at the 5 19 mark but the Jack- Mont 70 Noire Dame 69 •Con\ terback Steve Spurner Wlll be ' ' In the R10 Grande . Concord ets mamlamed a slZeable lead Harvard 77 llawau Mrns 66 (C) awarded maJor trophies at the Columbus Touchdown Club's game the score was lied 13 89-76 at the I 37 mark East annual aJI.sports banquet Jan. limes before the Redmen went Reboundmg agatn play~ a Paterson St 101 Blmlnd 86 ahead 72·70 on a bucket by big role for the wmners as l'ieward Rutgers 76 Upsala 60 20 They were chosen m balloting Steve Towler with 10 45 left in Slate collected 54 rebounds to Vtrguua 112 Columbia 88 by a group of prominent sports the second hall. Concord led by Cedarvtlle's 42 B1g 6-10 Mike Fatr D1ck (Madsn) 83 Pace 63 wnters and sportscasters from as much as five points In the Wtlson had 11 ol Cedarville's re· Muhlenberg 78 Cortland 76 ' throughout the country, beaded first hall but the Redmen were bounds and Larry Wa1te had 12. Moravian 71 Kmgs iPa) 62 ·. by Arthur Daley of the New on top 52-46 at the intermis- Cedarvtllc h1t 33 of 76 from Delaware 83 W Chester 71 ' ~ ' York Times. ' ~ . sion. the fteld lor 43 4 per cent and E Slrdsbrg 74 Lehigh 12 When icy roads are the problem, FirestOne Town & Rebounding was the big key to made 20 of 21 from the foul Blmsbrg 92 Elzbthtwn 71 GREENSBORO, N. C. (UP!) Country tires,with ice grip studs reallY, get you going victory In the Rio Grande wm !me. State shol 43·1 per cent Phila Textile 74 Drexel 46 OhiO State's Buckeyes are in as Bob Mabry grabbed 28 of connectmg on 41 of 95 shots Conn 89 G Washington 69 , ,• strai~ht ••• and let you Slop safely. If town for a smgle game with Rio Grande's 66 team r• and from the foul hne State Sthmptn 123 St Mry's (NS) 89 the is or snow~.,Firesl!'nit 'Town & Duke tonight. bounds. Sharon Gregory had 10 made 11 ol 18 Clark 77 MIT 75 throljgh. we're so ture .they'll Although the Greensboro Cot. and Tom Doohn, 6-4 freshman, Cedarville (86) - Knott 10- N Hamp 95 Stonehtll 87 •"·'"'"" malie this unusual lll!lfilntee ... iseum is not the Blue Dev1Js' nad nine. Concord had 35 re- &-28; Wa1te 4-+-14, W1lson LJU 100 Worcstr Tech 49 you,(it. : ! ituc;k, I!' ~y 'th'e tow I No sttincs attached. home floor, it mtght as well be. bo11nds. 0-1-17 , McDonald 4-4-12: Assumption 78 C W. Post 65 slidlns through t~e win,er, ;et a Duke has won all mne games It The Redmen connected on 37 Cooper 7- 1-15: Reno 0- 2-2. Cheyney 77 Fair D1cksn 56 1'11wlt & Cou11try tire$-stOc!Wd or has played In the coliseum over of 75 attempted field goals for Totals 33--2()...86 South ..:,,J:J.Stil:a; ;;,;;and'¢1llfrft,·lhe1111 if )'ll1f thiiOU! ' 1 the years and posts a 3-3 mark 19.3 per cent and made 24 of 44 Wesl VIrginia State (93\ - Cornell 92 Kentucky 77 ' this season. But the Buckeyes from the foul line. Don Trainer D. Ham11lon 8-l-17; A Ham- Marshall 105 Old Dmn 103 have been fiying. Fred Taylor's and Dick Lusetti, 6-0 senior llton 6-0 - 12; Rogers 7-+- Auburn 80 Tex Christian 79 charges have a 5-l slate. The guard, felt via the personal foul 20; Townsend 2- 0-4, Freeman Midwest loss was to Kansas while the ·oute. 7-4-18; Clark 1-0-2 , Davis N Dak. St 77 U N Oak. 71 OSU quintet has wins over ButConcord mede ·33 of 72 from 3--0--6, Kirk '>-0-14. Totals St Coli Iowa 76 S Dak st 64 , .t>ir • the l1eld for 45.8 per cent and 41- ll-113. Sl Thomas (Minn) 89 E llln 79 ler, Iowa Sta~. Washtngton State, TCU, and ArmY, hlt 23 ol 43 from the free Otterbn 68 St Jhn's (Minn) 53 hrow line. Peck. Van Deusen, Concord <38) - Sandy 8-10 St Bendel's 88 Wstn Caro 73 NEW YORK (UP~ - Corree. and Larry Belcher, 6.f fresh· -21; Phdltps 6-2-14; Evans W NMexl01 Indiana Cen 98 Uve surgery of Joe Namath's (llan, fouled out lor the MOI!_n- 74-18; Peck 5-2-12: Spen- Tol~o 86 Butler 78 celebrated right knee was lain Lion• In a contest tbilt cer 1-0-2: Van Deusen 5-4- Iowa 94 Wichita 76 pronounced a success tqclay. 1aw olficl•l• eall a total of '84 ·14; Penn 1-0-2, Mounts ()...1 Dayton 95 Marquette 78 Namath underwent ah · hour . personel fouls . -1. Totals 33--23--89. J C. Smith 82 Alcm A&M 68 and !a-minute operation Wedl':edarville loolr a '!of leed fiv. Wo Grande (98) - Gregory Carthage 88 Capital If/ nesday lor iht ~al of torn er West VIrginia Slate O)' AI 7-;-5-19; Trainer 4-1()...16; Cln 94 St. Joseph's (lnd) 68 lateral carlilagi and the lrllftlo Knoll's side jumpet bllt State Towler 2-0-4; Lusetti 1-1-3; Soulbwell fer of a tendon to reinloree the tied it 2-2 on Alan. Hai\l!llob's Collins ()...J-1; Doolin 1-0-2; TuiS!l 71 Yale 65 knee. II was his Ht!or\4 ~•skct and moved allead '4·! 011 Sass 12-4 Thornton. 2-l)... N Texas 94 Mcalslr 59 operation oa tha 11t1e1 ID leN · i:)og , 'fllwnsend:s . rebouQd ;.sho( 4; M~bry S,..0-19. Tolilla 37- Emporia St. 93 SW 'l'eJ: 73 than tWo yell'll. . '. 1• ' &tate moved !Ala 33-21lea4 'l!ilh W. · Pan Am 93 Mlnn mutulhl &l f • · ·~ Bass Pumps m' Bulldogs Suffer First I Cage Defeat ln28Points ForRedmen ~~;1~z4~ rd I H d •. 1'h' dv· I 1 1 I JV's sp}"t Double Header w'"l ~~:e~o ~ ;'~~~ i 2-2-;-t s'Port s Brl•ei s J t I tft$10itt I I I l I I Tragedy Strikes BtRRfS W~RLO t.; ~ Travelers Content With Settlement CLEVELAND tUPl) -Thou· [ of holiday iravelen l climbed aboard Greyhound bu· ses today, content to leave the 1 driving to un1on men whose 11lh l hour contract seltlement kepi them in the driver's seat. Negotiators lor Greyhound and the Amalgamated Trans· , port Unlon reached a new contract settlement Wednesday night, an hour before a sch• duled strike of ~.500 dnvo.,, mechamcs 1111d terminal per· 1011nel in 20 states. sllllds THI DAILY SENTINR GET $6110 CLEVELAND (jJPI) - Two robbers, both wearm~ '"' masks over tbclr laces and one dlsplaymg a .45-caliber, bluesteel revolver, held up 1he Pulllie Finance Co branch here Wednesday and escpat~ witn lesa tbaD t5QO, • 1110 .. NIA, IO<~~ Hl11tty llltCit,, lll'f/4g we wa11 goinr to sn a 'bGI/et' dan"r/" _ Chinese Celebrate AtomiC, Bang MANSFIELD, OWO - FOUR persons, three from the :~arne family, were killed W~nesday nlant when the~r car was struck b the aide by 1 pu:kup truck on TOKYO (UPI) - Thoueands Oh10 13, four m1Jos dOUI~ 01 of Pekm11 ciUzeno danced and c,ere. sang m the streets 1n holow· Four other members of the freezing weather to c~lebnle 'oungstown family were In· the detonation of Red Chlna'o "r~ crlllcally in the arrldent l filth atomic device at the exit of an Interstate 11 ' But what the Chinese press southwund exu and UnJr. t:i excla•med was "happy news" The Oh1o H111hway Palrol sa1d put new pri!0811re on Washington the driver of the death car, and Moscow today to strive klr Mro. Elsie V Clark, 10, wei a treaty banniOII the spread II killed. Others killed were floo. nuclear arms. old Clark, 12, one ol twin strls, Wednesday's pre-dawn \!all either 9-year.otd Kathleen or Commumst China's second m Elizabeth Clark, and S.ndra eight Neeks - gave evidence <II Stuckty, 18, all ol YoWlJitown. Chlna'J acceleratod PJ'Oirlm to expand its nuclear caJll'olty and ev1111tually develop a hydrocen Reminder Btdlet• bomb. , ,' China aave no ln!llrmatlon S F. o UL - cuMftiUNIST about the nature el tht atcmlo North Korean troops opened detonation. American sclerllsll fire on a U. S. lUll~ poat !OUI~ eald the bomb 1111 at tea1t 11 of the military demarcalion line Urnes more powerful than those late Tuesday, the UN C o m· dropped on Japan at thl end o1 mand 111d lodey. World Wlr II. Tha announcement 4ld not ---lndicale whether \here were any UNIT CALLED A~rl~ ca•uaiUea. II 11id Tile Middleport emergency • the Commulliall fired about it wa1 tummoned at 3 4! a '"· 40 rounds II I U. S. &nd AI'IIIY today loP James Seat'l, hall post. Tbe raiders were last St., wbo was havlna dllllcull)l seen fleeing northward, lhe l braathlna. Sean wa• lrealed IIJ terse lllllOuncement 11kl. IDr. Rld&way. America's WintBr tire is available with Guaranteed · to go thru ,. ,,.,_,," i'f:e~ mud·. and . ICE GRIP ,.· STUDS or 'we ,:'pay t~e ·t~w . . . mud . ,.,.('t~· ~ POMEROY Home &-AUt~ . -2a: " ' ..!1 �'\ j l ' ?' ' ' . ' ''r s--Da!l7 Sentinel, PQmeroy.MJddleport, 0., Dee. 29, 1101 ~ruCe.. Beefed RedS Attack r Where Else But SE Ohio .•• ' t ~~rines $30 Million Hospital Plan Disclosed by State Office Belolv Op.en Zone 1 I I · ~~~~~n~t~in~~~.~~~~~~~::~~~~~~ Rio, ·West Virginia Statel· ~ Devils Rip Pira~e{ · G·ain Finals In Tournament Iavera~e 1 '"''T. f • North Gallla held high.scor·l North Gall13's Roger Garrell, ' S~~~~;'lJj~ mg Rogrr Bentley to 24 poin.s holdmg the Galha ace to a· mere .31 ' \ _ 13 points under hiS sea.on: seven pomts Garrett had be<n -111 ~~~]r;j~~~~~i - but Chaumey·Do•·l averagmg 22.1 goulj! mto la<tliey , Howell T er's unbeaten Blue Dev1ls show· mght'< con(est 1 ed a well . balanced attack The Blue Devils zoomed a·~ -~';:'';;~J;;~:' ·' thumpmg Ihe. Ptrates 1!2-46 for 'I head .!4-8 after one pe•uKI ol North thetr s1xth consecutiVe hard· play Hy halftime, Chauncey \ Cba , wood tnumph Wednesa oy mgr.t , held 3 comm?ndmg 44-18 ipad. l unccy....:.-.':,..:.;... ~.I.U :at Athens I il was 68·36 aller three penrosl "I want to make a tesolution : II was the second ~arne cr of play. ! NB.t s~Qt1Ji02 to win a Little League pennaot Jhe flf>l annual Athens Holidoy , Bemley's 24 pomts paced Jhe By United ·Pren I aext year Will you ~Y· go 11nvllal10Dal basketball JournH·' Blue IJevils Larry WlbOn had j Eastera Dlvlslotl along?" men! : 18, Jim Slalcy 13 H~w~ll 10 ! w. {,. In the ""t game. The Plams , For !he losers. Rnn Gr< enlee , Philadelphia 34 • "it:~dtlil'• By DICK THOMAS Lancaster, defending CIA!' I downe-d Umon Furnace (SWr· pumped '" 18 Ron Mom; add· Boston a'.,.,7Ji1Lt AA District and Regional cham· OUD S t..Op I Wash1.1gton h1gh school ) 64·10 led 10 North liallia 1s now 2a 1New York Tony Bass, 6·1 freshman pmns, handed Coach Chuck The Piams an~ Chaun.·cy, who fur Jho year Box ,core ICincmnaU from Dayton, poured in ~8 , McAfee's Athens Bulldogs thcit next year Will consolidate W1th ; NORTH GA!..UA t461 lsallllflOfe points to pace the R•o l~rst defeat of the 19Cll·67 cam· If lClory Athcn, H1gh w11l mee' oom~hl · GO<rett 31-·1 Pee'; 11--0-, --~ Grande College Redmen to ai n at 1 ancaster We<lnesday , in the champiOnship contest 0 Ded 20-4 Mttc.~etl 2 0 W•stem lllvlsloa · ~1 a 98-89 victory over the p tt 49-37 Coach Bt•b Shesky's Nelsor N orth Gall1a w1ll battle Starr· , -4, Hager 102 Pa, ne 0.-1 . w. 1.. , · 1 Concord College Mountain 13 · mg ' · I ville Greyhound s neared the Washt 'gton fCJr con: : . : olatwn hon- I Greenlee 9- 0-- 18. ~iorns San FranCISCO 23 Lions m the night cap of the The Golden Gales are now 7· 1 500 mark fo llowmg Wednesday ors 5-U- 1~ Total< 22 - 2- 4> :'' LouiS 1~ 2II 1 opening round of the Sec· 2 lor •.he year Athens is tH mght's 62 50 mtory over Glous. Chaune<•y put the clamps on ' CHAUNCEY (82) • IJetrmt ~· i<• !AJ~s ond Annual Pt. Pleasant College Basketball Results 1 Rotary Holiday Invitational By United Press International Inahlltty to hit from the' fteld I ter '" Ihe annual Buchtel Holt· i - -- -eles :: : Basketball Tour n a men! Tounaments - 12 of 50 attempts - cost day baokelball tournament ' g , Wednesday night at Pt. the Bulldogs their seventil The Hound; are now J.4 lor ' I I Wednesday's ltesufts ' 9 AIC Invitational . the season. romght, NHS w1ll New York 121 Los Ang. 115 > Pleasant. (Semi·Finai Round) lr. a row. I hattie Mil lei '" the !'hampwn ' The RIO Grand~ Junior Varsity basketball team Pl>ila 113 Boston 108 • , 1srnA At Knott, 11--4 junior, led the I"""'"" 92 Trnty !Conn) 77 (Con) The AHS reserves suft"''ed I ship gam<' Miller eUm mated pl~ymg wtth only four meu at the end of car·h ton lest. oan Fran 138 Ball 115 ' - >o:} attack for Ccdamlle College as Vermont 86 Mdlebury 65 (Con) thelr flrst setback, 64·30. Bo• hosl York 08 5h m Wednesday 's sp11t n rloub leheader at Columbu s Wednesday mght In ' (Onlv games sc,eduled) "~ hts Yellow Jackets dropped a Northeastern 60 Sprngfleld 49 score of the varstiY tlit: othPr conle>l York 111 11 consult tho aunu ,IJ Bli ss rolle~e Hohdav InVItational toUI nament , ., U> 93·86 deciSion to the West Vir· Amencan Int'l 93 Amherst 55 next Hm v..on the f1rst contt>st, • Thursday 's Gamel 1date w1th Nel,.om till' gtnia State Yellow Jackets in Bollday Festival Athens t:rll - Clark 4-9-. year. dowmng JloPdel College ol ft -22 MI'Damels 5- 5- 11 Riggs Los Ang at Cmcmnatl 1 the opener Harry Rogers, 1H1 (Semi·Flnat Round) 17; Heady >-0-10; Rapp 2- : T1m Pancake the SEOAL's Wayne Jnd, 91 84 The JV 's 11-.\-26 Hawkms IO- O-ZO Boston al St LouiS :' 1 Jumor, paced the State scoring St Joseph's(Pa)99Risland75 2- 6, Sams 0-1-1:, Handlev \top scorer pi.mp!'d m2Jlallies had only hve ployers Some 1otah .1~-1;1- 9,1. tOnlygamesschedu.ed) ,of:~ w1th 20 pomts. PrOVIdence 91 Nrthwstem 79 - 1-3, Totals 12-13-.l7. 1or the Hound' last mght Box were still on Chnstnws vaca· RAEDEL COLLEGE 164 1 - - -' ' t K 7 " 1SC{ re tton othrrs \\ ere 1\1 In the fir st Montgomery 9- i - 19 Osborn 'l>i.i.i! Tonight s championship game Lancaster I 9) -:- T -.~ ~ Nelsonville 161\ -Pancake 9 1111 the (ia lha UJUnlians play 10 a-25 Mt ller ll-4- :10 NEW YORK <UPI\ - Jlllloe will be a repeat of the 1965 Le Moyne Invitational I 22 Kluz 2-J-.-.--9, I( n~; ~-5--23 Hut hard 5212 Htlred the fmal Sl'\'Cn mmutes. With Tn: xel ~-06. Hubm son 1 Nance the Boston PatrioW ;:; (1st round! Tournament lhat saw Rio - 6- 12: Pa·rcr 21~-~~- old 3~5 - t~ llr~PHlg ~ - 1 - !1 foul men ,Jml still won ::!- 1 TIJ1ttl s 30- 12 - 8~ tullbatk who may succeed Jim- ., Grande College down West VIr· I lona 65 Lafayette 58 _ _ tagu e 0- 0- 0 Totals .... !Corngan _ _ t'oket llowl'Ver Vi<h a dlfl ~rent S(ore <lt halt H10 4j Haedel n1 y Bmwn as pro football's p,. ..::, 11 1 1 2 0 4 gima State 98·96 to take the TOP SCOllER ol 1hc Sec· Le Moyne 85 Mame 74 3 Totals 2111 G2 < lmv the .mghtcap Sm<lm 44. mtPr runner , and Kansas Cill n 1 Ftrst Annual Rotary Tourna· ond Annual 1'1. Pleasant Ra1 16 28 31 10 men!. R10 Grande mecls West Quaker City Tournament Athens I Glouster (501 I r.t•per 5 7 Colllmtlni\V l PIIPge I allied to lulfensm: tatkle Jim Tyr~ tary Holiday Invitational HaSo · Fi 1 R d 1 Lancaster 10 24 Jfi 19 _ 17 Ga ll 1 -,_ 11 Mm~.: 11 . , 5 nip the JV \ 80-76 R1o tr <Hlf'd HIO .JV'S n6~ 1were tmamm(lu s chm ces on ~·w V~rgm1a Stale in lhe second (Semi· na nun ketball Toarnameat Wednes· 1 (C ' ,' Bah Mt f'lt>ll:md 3- 0 - as mu('h as 1~· pomts when one F'oster '~• 1- 9, ,IV II:;un 3- 2- Ll ml ed Press l nternatlQ.D~'j "./' •8 G 75 M1c 1St 67 'on) Reserves Lancaster 6{ Ath· 1-D-10 game tomght The consolation day nlghl was Tony Bass, 6·1 Bowling L s 11 86 N 72 ( Ben y ens 30 1 ~tr( le ll ,md l 02, mau fo uled out f' 1 ftecn rnmutf's b Ha wkms 842U. H1ggs 5Amencan Fooltlall League 1~ . con) 6 game at 7 p m. p1ts Cedar· forward , a 1965 graduate of a a e Kod tagara ct · Polls J- 0-2 Tn1 .tls \9-12-50 1em,uned 1 he Galltans rallied :l-13 McDan1rls 13- 0-26 To AJJ.Siar team selected Joday in v11le against Concord akRo a""' . Dayton Roth l!lgh School, who d 1 By quart er~ tu gtJ ;mead w1th four men but tals 33- 10- 76 a vote o[ 27 sp01tswnters. Rl0 Adding punch to the t st un I dumped In 28 points to pace G DC\ 104 p d 82 • Nelsonvtll 13 29 46 f> 2 I'OIIIdn t pull 1 1 ou l as S10clatr SJNt:LAIR COMMUSITY t80t , Grande attack were Sharon eorgetov,n I ur ue 1 Glou ster 14 3!.1 ~0 50 won the t1lt m tile (m al se(ond'i lineno n 5- 3--13, Leavell Nante and Tyr~ r w~re na~ the Rio Grande College lied· D h I Gregory, 6-6 semor, and Bob artmoulh 73 Roc ester 68 of plil) 3--0- 6, Meun-.:e 12 - 0- 24 on the ballots of all 27 wr1le~~ Mabr)', 6-S freshman, both of men to a 98·89 win over the Motor Cl Jy Tournament Concord College Mountain LJ. F' 1 R d An Austnan dlplom.Jt. v.ho The Hto JV's are now 7 4 for Sthatel 8- 4-20 Pbtfoot ~- ~ thrt'e Jwm each of the league 1 whom scored 19 p01nts Don ons. Rio firandc meets West t ma oun I found them grnw1ng 111 Turkey , the :;cason Box ~t'O!es ol last -13 Tt'nell 1- 0- 2 Totals H n1ne Cities One player, Boston Trainer, 6·0 semor guard, had Miam1 !Ohio) 81 Tulane 52 r1rst introdul ed tulips mto ·Eur- mght s c.:ontcsts· - 12~80 m1ddle linebacker N1ck Buon~ Virginia State tonight lor the W 'I h 74 0 Elr01t 70 IC On) pointS, !> IC 18 1 ope They "c now idenllflcu IUO .IV'S 1911 Score at half - Smclalr 43 .-unt1 came wilhm two ballotl ol All .co11 ege Tournamen 1 Another big scorer was Bob I championship. w1th Holland Fostc1 3-2-8, Wtlson 10-2 R1o 32. lhe unammous piCk. Sandy, 6-0 semor, who dropp~ (1st Round\ In 26 po1nts lor Concord. Con· BOWER OUT Temple 82 Amona St 63 NEW YORK (UPn - ll nw· cord had four other men in TORONTO (UPI) Montana St 91 Texas 87 111 ard Kom1ves scored l7 pomts double figur~ w1th Tom Evans, goalie Johnny Bower, who Evansville InvitatiOnal ··~ lor New York as the Nationa l 6-1 sophomore, gettmg 18 return~ to actiOn last weekend ! (Final Round' "~ Baskethall Assoc1alton Kmcks points: Jesse Phtllips, 6-0 jun. •after misomg three games w1th NMex St 62Wm&Mary 49 ': extended thelr horne court JlnX lor, and Don Van Deusen, 5-11\ a · shoulder 101ury, suffered al Rutgers 85 Evnsvte 78 (con) over Los Angeles Wednesday senior, each had 14, and Larry ' broken hand in practice Hurricane Classic 1 mghl by beatmg th e Lakers Peck, 6-4 sophomore, had 12 J nesday and IS expected to be (Final Hound\ 121·115 for the e1ghth stratght Four other men also scored ,oul of aclton for three M!eks W Ky 94 Mtami (~'\a) 89 tune Komives play!!:d for Bowin the double figures for West The Maple Leaf< are expected H Cross 69 Penn 84 (O·Conl ling Green. Virginia State includmg De·: lo recall goaltender Gary Smith [ Albright Inv1tat10nal --wayne Freeman, 6-1 freshman, I from lhe1r Rochester allil1ate 111 (lsi Round) Wtth 18 pomts; Dave Hamilton, the Amencan llockey League to St. FranciS (Pal 83 Hofstra 68 BALTIMORE (UPii - Nate 6-5\0 sophomore, wtth 17 ; replace Bowe r on the roster. Albrtghl 81 Boston u 65 Thurmond sparked a dme Jhat Alan Hamiltnn, 6-1 sophomore, ' - - - - - - -- Galor Bowl enabled San l'ranclsco Jo beat with 12; and Bill Kirk, 6-410 !9.01 left in th e flfst hall (1st Round! Balhmore 138-tl5 In the Nation. freshman, w1th 14 \ Ed DaviS ' JUmp shot gave Flortda 78 Georgta 64 al Baoke(ball AssoClaliOn Wed· \ Ccdarvtlle's Mike Wilson. 6-10 . State a 44·3l margm With 4 19 V~rgm1a Tech 67 Penn St 65 nesday mght The former Bowl· 1 sophomore center, had 17 !left in the f1rst half and lligh.. f.ight Tolll'llnment mg Green eager fmishOO w1th 1 pomts: Don Cooper, 6-0 JUn :or, i State never scored again m the lsi Round) 18 pomts scored 15 . L•rry Wa1te, 6-3Jun·ihalf Cedarville racked up ll Oklahoma 76 Mtssoun67 ' . ior, had 14; nnd Bruce MeDon· straight pomts to cut Stale's 1Kansas 72 Colorado 54 •'«" ~ NEW YORK (UP!) Akron aid, 5·10 sophomore, finished lead to 44-42 at halftime Charlotte Invitational IS m thtrd place 10 the United 1 with 12. ' AI Knott's layup tted the list Round! r -· Pres< lntematwnal Small Col· Coach Art Lanham's Redmen court 44-44 as the second h"ll ~.ar)land 66 Dav1dson 6> lege basketbal1 ratmgs released went into last night's contest 1opened and Don Cooper shoved Army 74 Fordham 50 Wednesday wtth a 5-6 record and came out one through to g1vc Cedarville Arkansa~ St. Tonrnamt!nl The Zips, witlt a 6 • I record, even with the board at 6·6 , 1ls only other lead of the mght I list Round I I ' polled 171 pomts 1n the ballot. The Cedarville Yellow Jack· · at 41H4. Harry Hogers made a I Houston 85 Kent St. 75 1 ing by the UPI board of ets of Coach Don Callen were , foul shot "nd seconds tatPr .i dd Los Angeles Classic Coaches Otterbem was one of 3-6 and as a result of the loss I ~ a tlp·tn followed by two (1st Round\ f1ve teams rece1vmg f1ve or to State are now 3-7. i buckets hy Da>e Hd ,,'ton 1u •Georg1a Tech 101 Mich 70 more pomts West Virginia State gave g1ve State a '•1-46 lead at the \ UCLA 100 WJSconsm 56 Coach Frank Enly his mnth wm 117:40 mark Far West Classic COLUMBUS IUPI) - Michl· of the year against two losses. I Coach Enty's Jackets moved list Round) gan Stale Umvers1ty, Green Coach Ira Blankenship's Con. ito 82-67 lead w1th 3 15 left 1n Wash St 90 W V~rgmia 86 Bay quarlerback Bart Starr cord Mounlatn Lions are now the ga me Da,. JJ ,•m "t .n col·l Rainbow Classic and Umversity of Flonda quar, 2·6 after last mght's loss to lected hiS l1fth personal foul (Semi·Final Round) Rio Grande, I at the 5 19 mark but the Jack- Mont 70 Noire Dame 69 •Con\ terback Steve Spurner Wlll be ' ' In the R10 Grande . Concord ets mamlamed a slZeable lead Harvard 77 llawau Mrns 66 (C) awarded maJor trophies at the Columbus Touchdown Club's game the score was lied 13 89-76 at the I 37 mark East annual aJI.sports banquet Jan. limes before the Redmen went Reboundmg agatn play~ a Paterson St 101 Blmlnd 86 ahead 72·70 on a bucket by big role for the wmners as l'ieward Rutgers 76 Upsala 60 20 They were chosen m balloting Steve Towler with 10 45 left in Slate collected 54 rebounds to Vtrguua 112 Columbia 88 by a group of prominent sports the second hall. Concord led by Cedarvtlle's 42 B1g 6-10 Mike Fatr D1ck (Madsn) 83 Pace 63 wnters and sportscasters from as much as five points In the Wtlson had 11 ol Cedarville's re· Muhlenberg 78 Cortland 76 ' throughout the country, beaded first hall but the Redmen were bounds and Larry Wa1te had 12. Moravian 71 Kmgs iPa) 62 ·. by Arthur Daley of the New on top 52-46 at the intermis- Cedarvtllc h1t 33 of 76 from Delaware 83 W Chester 71 ' ~ ' York Times. ' ~ . sion. the fteld lor 43 4 per cent and E Slrdsbrg 74 Lehigh 12 When icy roads are the problem, FirestOne Town & Rebounding was the big key to made 20 of 21 from the foul Blmsbrg 92 Elzbthtwn 71 GREENSBORO, N. C. (UP!) Country tires,with ice grip studs reallY, get you going victory In the Rio Grande wm !me. State shol 43·1 per cent Phila Textile 74 Drexel 46 OhiO State's Buckeyes are in as Bob Mabry grabbed 28 of connectmg on 41 of 95 shots Conn 89 G Washington 69 , ,• strai~ht ••• and let you Slop safely. If town for a smgle game with Rio Grande's 66 team r• and from the foul hne State Sthmptn 123 St Mry's (NS) 89 the is or snow~.,Firesl!'nit 'Town & Duke tonight. bounds. Sharon Gregory had 10 made 11 ol 18 Clark 77 MIT 75 throljgh. we're so ture .they'll Although the Greensboro Cot. and Tom Doohn, 6-4 freshman, Cedarville (86) - Knott 10- N Hamp 95 Stonehtll 87 •"·'"'"" malie this unusual lll!lfilntee ... iseum is not the Blue Dev1Js' nad nine. Concord had 35 re- &-28; Wa1te 4-+-14, W1lson LJU 100 Worcstr Tech 49 you,(it. : ! ituc;k, I!' ~y 'th'e tow I No sttincs attached. home floor, it mtght as well be. bo11nds. 0-1-17 , McDonald 4-4-12: Assumption 78 C W. Post 65 slidlns through t~e win,er, ;et a Duke has won all mne games It The Redmen connected on 37 Cooper 7- 1-15: Reno 0- 2-2. Cheyney 77 Fair D1cksn 56 1'11wlt & Cou11try tire$-stOc!Wd or has played In the coliseum over of 75 attempted field goals for Totals 33--2()...86 South ..:,,J:J.Stil:a; ;;,;;and'¢1llfrft,·lhe1111 if )'ll1f thiiOU! ' 1 the years and posts a 3-3 mark 19.3 per cent and made 24 of 44 Wesl VIrginia State (93\ - Cornell 92 Kentucky 77 ' this season. But the Buckeyes from the foul line. Don Trainer D. Ham11lon 8-l-17; A Ham- Marshall 105 Old Dmn 103 have been fiying. Fred Taylor's and Dick Lusetti, 6-0 senior llton 6-0 - 12; Rogers 7-+- Auburn 80 Tex Christian 79 charges have a 5-l slate. The guard, felt via the personal foul 20; Townsend 2- 0-4, Freeman Midwest loss was to Kansas while the ·oute. 7-4-18; Clark 1-0-2 , Davis N Dak. St 77 U N Oak. 71 OSU quintet has wins over ButConcord mede ·33 of 72 from 3--0--6, Kirk '>-0-14. Totals St Coli Iowa 76 S Dak st 64 , .t>ir • the l1eld for 45.8 per cent and 41- ll-113. Sl Thomas (Minn) 89 E llln 79 ler, Iowa Sta~. Washtngton State, TCU, and ArmY, hlt 23 ol 43 from the free Otterbn 68 St Jhn's (Minn) 53 hrow line. Peck. Van Deusen, Concord <38) - Sandy 8-10 St Bendel's 88 Wstn Caro 73 NEW YORK (UP~ - Corree. and Larry Belcher, 6.f fresh· -21; Phdltps 6-2-14; Evans W NMexl01 Indiana Cen 98 Uve surgery of Joe Namath's (llan, fouled out lor the MOI!_n- 74-18; Peck 5-2-12: Spen- Tol~o 86 Butler 78 celebrated right knee was lain Lion• In a contest tbilt cer 1-0-2: Van Deusen 5-4- Iowa 94 Wichita 76 pronounced a success tqclay. 1aw olficl•l• eall a total of '84 ·14; Penn 1-0-2, Mounts ()...1 Dayton 95 Marquette 78 Namath underwent ah · hour . personel fouls . -1. Totals 33--23--89. J C. Smith 82 Alcm A&M 68 and !a-minute operation Wedl':edarville loolr a '!of leed fiv. Wo Grande (98) - Gregory Carthage 88 Capital If/ nesday lor iht ~al of torn er West VIrginia Slate O)' AI 7-;-5-19; Trainer 4-1()...16; Cln 94 St. Joseph's (lnd) 68 lateral carlilagi and the lrllftlo Knoll's side jumpet bllt State Towler 2-0-4; Lusetti 1-1-3; Soulbwell fer of a tendon to reinloree the tied it 2-2 on Alan. Hai\l!llob's Collins ()...J-1; Doolin 1-0-2; TuiS!l 71 Yale 65 knee. II was his Ht!or\4 ~•skct and moved allead '4·! 011 Sass 12-4 Thornton. 2-l)... N Texas 94 Mcalslr 59 operation oa tha 11t1e1 ID leN · i:)og , 'fllwnsend:s . rebouQd ;.sho( 4; M~bry S,..0-19. Tolilla 37- Emporia St. 93 SW 'l'eJ: 73 than tWo yell'll. . '. 1• ' &tate moved !Ala 33-21lea4 'l!ilh W. · Pan Am 93 Mlnn mutulhl &l f • · ·~ Bass Pumps m' Bulldogs Suffer First I Cage Defeat ln28Points ForRedmen ~~;1~z4~ rd I H d •. 1'h' dv· I 1 1 I JV's sp}"t Double Header w'"l ~~:e~o ~ ;'~~~ i 2-2-;-t s'Port s Brl•ei s J t I tft$10itt I I I l I I Tragedy Strikes BtRRfS W~RLO t.; ~ Travelers Content With Settlement CLEVELAND tUPl) -Thou· [ of holiday iravelen l climbed aboard Greyhound bu· ses today, content to leave the 1 driving to un1on men whose 11lh l hour contract seltlement kepi them in the driver's seat. Negotiators lor Greyhound and the Amalgamated Trans· , port Unlon reached a new contract settlement Wednesday night, an hour before a sch• duled strike of ~.500 dnvo.,, mechamcs 1111d terminal per· 1011nel in 20 states. sllllds THI DAILY SENTINR GET $6110 CLEVELAND (jJPI) - Two robbers, both wearm~ '"' masks over tbclr laces and one dlsplaymg a .45-caliber, bluesteel revolver, held up 1he Pulllie Finance Co branch here Wednesday and escpat~ witn lesa tbaD t5QO, • 1110 .. NIA, IO<~~ Hl11tty llltCit,, lll'f/4g we wa11 goinr to sn a 'bGI/et' dan"r/" _ Chinese Celebrate AtomiC, Bang MANSFIELD, OWO - FOUR persons, three from the :~arne family, were killed W~nesday nlant when the~r car was struck b the aide by 1 pu:kup truck on TOKYO (UPI) - Thoueands Oh10 13, four m1Jos dOUI~ 01 of Pekm11 ciUzeno danced and c,ere. sang m the streets 1n holow· Four other members of the freezing weather to c~lebnle 'oungstown family were In· the detonation of Red Chlna'o "r~ crlllcally in the arrldent l filth atomic device at the exit of an Interstate 11 ' But what the Chinese press southwund exu and UnJr. t:i excla•med was "happy news" The Oh1o H111hway Palrol sa1d put new pri!0811re on Washington the driver of the death car, and Moscow today to strive klr Mro. Elsie V Clark, 10, wei a treaty banniOII the spread II killed. Others killed were floo. nuclear arms. old Clark, 12, one ol twin strls, Wednesday's pre-dawn \!all either 9-year.otd Kathleen or Commumst China's second m Elizabeth Clark, and S.ndra eight Neeks - gave evidence <II Stuckty, 18, all ol YoWlJitown. Chlna'J acceleratod PJ'Oirlm to expand its nuclear caJll'olty and ev1111tually develop a hydrocen Reminder Btdlet• bomb. , ,' China aave no ln!llrmatlon S F. o UL - cuMftiUNIST about the nature el tht atcmlo North Korean troops opened detonation. American sclerllsll fire on a U. S. lUll~ poat !OUI~ eald the bomb 1111 at tea1t 11 of the military demarcalion line Urnes more powerful than those late Tuesday, the UN C o m· dropped on Japan at thl end o1 mand 111d lodey. World Wlr II. Tha announcement 4ld not ---lndicale whether \here were any UNIT CALLED A~rl~ ca•uaiUea. II 11id Tile Middleport emergency • the Commulliall fired about it wa1 tummoned at 3 4! a '"· 40 rounds II I U. S. &nd AI'IIIY today loP James Seat'l, hall post. Tbe raiders were last St., wbo was havlna dllllcull)l seen fleeing northward, lhe l braathlna. Sean wa• lrealed IIJ terse lllllOuncement 11kl. IDr. Rld&way. America's WintBr tire is available with Guaranteed · to go thru ,. ,,.,_,," i'f:e~ mud·. and . ICE GRIP ,.· STUDS or 'we ,:'pay t~e ·t~w . . . mud . ,.,.('t~· ~ POMEROY Home &-AUt~ . -2a: " ' ..!1 �' ....,: . ./ ' '- ' f< ' . ,, ;r ' -· . - J(. "'l'liii~· Immortal ' • 1T.oday' s Art Ill V()ice of Broadway FLIBBeiUS WiHEPAT PRODUCilll Lelui HaY' fca'd IIIII her two II Patte-eer- 1P. M. Menc'r troltelll ~~~~~ Jllll's ''Treasure of Ule Rpenlsb edly baekl'all at "1 1 Main" showing.. . . cassius Clay Happy" to congralulate star could have !rugged all Dlgbl Norman Wisdom, aU by BOTH JOHN O'IW\A 81111 at Cheelab bul dido't; He just 111!11 -'II tile hitbfl'il:[e of llepiOn Jay .Beyan m . I'UiliOI'!J are ~ . . . Ed did two hours of looking. ' mlaioo. , pieces in the &8J!l8 ~t mu::~ &Divan now owno a lllablt ol Tile Sydney CbapliDa are Arllo Sbaw's writing ~ .. . our forecast a bit back bamell bones. ... Jack Ruby separaled by an ocean of puzzle- inai ICiipl sboul ~~~!i'husbor~!_wc~IUI · IIIII... made out hla will. ... llarllw meot. . .. Calif. Gov. P a1 IICI'etll . .... _, ...,.., __ nteran Mike Benan!t WDD hla Brown, as we said be would, JIUJIIe blz with J8"Z <rltlc in the jazz blblle II WOR veepetripe for Olriltlllas joined a Frii~L.A. law firm. Lea. .. · Garbo Isn't "Downbeat," wbere Lou Dla~ II .. . Jalmny Car11011'1 •oftapp!Mss . . . Bli booor for Bronx diva akJoe; lhe boulhl &e111l second in the "best ~'· ~ 11 a Dey Marlin!" Ji!Ue • boot Jlllberta Peters; La Scala Ill wrapped $15 g1nglerbrelld poll to oldtlmer Frllllk Sl hu sold 300,QIIO copies: at 40 Mllao wants ber for a MBJ for friends at 8/Jmy:s GouJ'. . . Ella Filz&erald, who else, eents royally, The Tooigbt star "Lucia dl I.ammermoor." .. .. met Sbop. .. · Houston 8 Aatro- woo the Best Female ' lakes home some SIM,IIID (be- Alan Jay Lerner's KeooedJ dome went to aU the, bother of aiot ... Followed by fore sending II on to IJncle reminiscences didn't dellglll inslallln8 lbe WOI1d s Sam). .. . Peter Lind ~· That Family. ... Former Dead lllOIIe screea IJid IIIIW cant' fell in love with a macoaw tbat End Kid Huntz Hall waa llve4' get plclmU; the other really talks while gallery-hop- enough to wed longtime gal pal 111m lbeatres have their ping with Mrs. JFK. Pal LaW· Lee Stevens. ... Australias es- up ..Gioger IIAigem' ONNEra "'M D I-lAVE 'TO 5PEND 10 PUT THEIR OLD I-IOIISE lt-1 SHAPE•#• Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 211, 11166-5 RUBBER FOOTWEAR For The Whole Family . . $1.99 PRICES BEGIN - THE SHOE BOX Mlcldleport, 0. QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYSI 2-HOUR DRY QEANING -SERVICE(Upon Your Requwt) Robinson's Cleaners Second St. Pomeroy YEAR-END SPECIALS AT BRW SALE 1-$79.00 100 lb. Buckeye Coal Healer . • , , $62.00 3-$69.00 75 lb. Budceye Coal Hillers • , , . $53.00 1--$47.50 Boy's 26-ln. Bicycle .. •..•• , , •. $37.88 1--$47.50 Girl'• 26-ln. Bicycle .......... $37.88 1-$39.95 Boy's 26-ln.' Bicycle • .. • • .. .. . $31.00 1-$44.95 lfJoln. Skill Drllf .... , , , • , , , .. $26.00 1--$49.95 'th-In. B. & D. Drill .. , , , , • , ••• . $33.00 1--$67.50 lfJoln. B. & D. Drill .•• , , •.••.. $44.00 REG. POMERUY LANES Bead League December 12, I~ Points Ronnie's Boys 'I '"moOO BRW HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY 84 72 ~]JI!er Bros. Grocery Frenchie's Trans. 46 ftadne Legion 46 31! 111 W. 2nd St. I'll. 992·2774 4B Around and About HELEN HELP US! • H•'- Bottel-""' k---by Around and About Hospital News POMeroy COLOR TV YEAR'S END c::. eSHARPEST USED CARS IN THE VALLEY' e6,000 MILES OR 6 MO'S WARRANTY ON AU LATE MODBS 30 Used Cars & Trucks Model Q.5506 JUST 2 MORE DAYS OF Pickens' After Christmas DISCOUNT SALE SALE ENDS SATURDAY, DEC. 31 PICKENS HARDWARE OPEN 7:00AM TO 9;00 PM DAILY PH. 773-5583 MASON, W.VA. To Choose From . AS LOW AS _ ___ _ per .,onth Yt ur old TV will cover your down payment on a new Philco. Color TV - - Come in and oeel Early Ameri· can style, finished to match maple. UHF-VHF reception, memory matic tuning, Swivel cabinet. SIMON'S ao i: = SOCIAL RIDEN 0UR RADIO & Tv iR nred of frost ...an4 m defrosti ? ¥ ou illtNVI P•V ~~~ A.t FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Beginning witiT our o£ a f·TRADE·IN PLAit New Year KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middlepor.· you can own - .. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ' EBERSBACH HARDWARE BAKER FURNITURE THE POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL PRESENT THEIR e BE SURE TO SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL eON THE SPOT fiNANCING ________ Open Saturday Til9:00 pm,, Bert '? • e NO REASONABLE OFFER TURNED DOWN II Middleport _ rlABK EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO ·---- -·-- Hospital _ Visiting Darenla hours llA and 7-1 p. m. • , only on Pediatrics Ward. BtiHr _, CAJ USED CARS 7r ~-------------·--- Sr. Mr. end lllrs. Cosmas Popp&dopoulus. and sons of Cleveland were holiday weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Baxle;, Joinmg the Jroup lor dinner Cbristmaa day ~ Mr. IJid Mrs. Richard Jeflen and soos, Athens. , ... ' .. · 1 $ .UmllliODI - Vauglu! C. Glassburn, 112 Slate St.; Mrs. Wrapped up Calvin M. Sanders, 225 '!bird w lth liMit~'. Ave.; Willard H. Lowman, 463 A2C Marvin J. GDmore, m. Cbrlstmaa day guests of Mrs. First Ave.; Alfred Vallance, 10 th01nks for ,,'. 1, 1_. 1 structor In electronics at Kees- Albert Ebersbach and Mr. and Neil Ave.; Mn. Gladys L. Lash· loyal pal,ronc>ge,··••t I YOVTH ASKED FOR lTI called our house. I was lbe only ler Air Force Base, Bnoxl, Mrs. James Clatworthy and er, 2181 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. H. you've shown to us. :~ This column is for young peo- oft'-'bome so I answered, and Le rd Gwi- Mi.,., arrived Friday for a len Twlla were Miss MarCia Karr Bruce Yeauger, Rl 1, Cheshire; ~:>:' pie, their problems and pleas- - ku-k! Have you ever Mr. and Mrs. 0118 days leave with his parents, of Syracuse and Mrs. Margarel G G llllberts Rt 2, BidMa11e a Happy New Yecrl '. ures, their troubles and fun. tried lo wash peanut butter out ~owsky and children °!1edWash· Mr. and Mrs, Elza GUmo~e and Clalworthy of Middieporl. ~· W'lliam E 'McCoy Rio .. As with the rest of Helen Help of your ear? - MAD SISTER ongton Court House vis• ov• ' . ' er the Christmas holiday with sons. Mr. end Mrs. Jobn Sllnvage, Grande; Mrs. Charles W. US!, It welcomes laughs but Dear Mad: h Mr d Mrs R Mis! Kay Wyatt of Columbus Jr hnd as guests Cbrlstmas Sheets, Rio Grande· Donald R 1 won't ~erloos question We~l ;;- ~ know ~girl who ~l; pa~~s s, and. ";,.andp;ren~:. arrived Saturday spend the John Sauvage of Pomeroy, Johnson, Rt. 2, Cr~ City; 1 w•:~ your te.;,·age queslloos :e!nglne: ~~~~roth~ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grim and hollda~wee~~WI~b ~erW~ Weese and Mr. and Mra. DGDald Mrs. Galleton E. Jeffers, Rt. I, YOUTH ASKED FOR IT but 1 ouldn't recommend 11. Mrs. Alice Mills. ents, • an • · ' ya · Weese and Jllll of Syracuse. Pt. Pleasant; Sharon L. Slew· to ' w She was accompanied here by Capt. and Mrs. D. 0. struble art, Pl. Pleasant; Christine J. care of Helen Help USI this Leads to open warfare. 'lh The Rev. and Mrs. Arihur A2C Marvin J. Gilmore, who and daughter Danean of Fl Hazelwood PI Pleasant· Mrs newspaper. Why not bombard blm wf• Kishbaugh and soos, Adam and drove there for her. Benning Ga ' who arrived De- Howard Yeag.;, Pl Pl~asant: TEEN BooST OF kindnesseeks• Thifor the nbaut twew Alan, Clude, Ohio, visited over Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bal· cember fo; a visit with lam· Mrs. John H McDaniel wesi Pomeroy Milin St. Market 0 th h lid w · s may ve k nd 'th he ty nd K d JDI nt th · ' 0 THE MONTH good ellect.ll. I. He'll be so baf. e aMry weendeM WIH be r a ~ an . speln e ilies end friends left today for Columbia; Mrs. Manning K. Dear Helen: Ded (and watchful) be won't parents, , a rs. er r1 .weekend With relatives en· , their home. Roasb, Pomeroy; Mrs. Maume I thought you might nte a try any more practlcnl jokes Gilkey. ••· Mr. and Mrn. Jack Cramer E. Venoy, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ker>llsl of the maxlmll lot better- and 2. The kindmess may ~ Dr. and !drs.' Cecil Horden Miss Ruella W~lls of Colum. and Jackie Sue and Danny of neth E. Reyoolds, Rt. I, Long ment of life that were wrillen catching and you'll start a new aud her sister Mrs. Garen b~s spent the holiday weekend Marlon were overnight guests Bottom; Amos Tillis, Rt. 1 Rutby our blgb !IChool fresilmen era of peace at your house. - Stansbory were ~turday even- w•th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday of her parents, Mr. and land; Elmira K. Phlllips, Po•~r l l Theile kids wrote~ :iiO JIIU· H. ing dinner guests o1 Mr. and Edward Wells, Mrs. C. J. Struble. Overnight eroy; Mrs. Gerald K. Grate, Rt. 1mB but since 1 can I send you Dear Helen: Mrs. George Skinner and lam· .Mrs. Ernest Cs~ter ol guests Wednesday were Mr. 1, Langsville; Mrs. Ethel L. aU, I chose the best. ~aybe I am a 13-year-old hoy with ily at Pomeroy. B1dwell was the holiday week and Mrs. Richard Struble and BeWng, Syracuse; Mrs. Paul they will help prove to unbe- a premature mustache which end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl family of Carroll. R. Simon, Pomeroy ; LYnn , lievers" tbat teens are good and looks tinda lilre Fu Manmu. 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- Moore and Verne Davis. Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Struble ,Souders, Wellston ; Mrs. Gene responsible citizens. don't want to shave every day, ing and dlitdren, Columbus, Vi· Mr. and Mrs. H.arry Saddl~r visited Sunday morning with A. Arms, Wellston ; Mrs. Basil L SoeleiJ II not our leader but I get leased at school. What Sited over Christmas With. his returned to their .. home 111 Mr. end Mrs. Bill Williamson Copley, Jackson. ahead be your - our COBScitnce is. to do? _ CHINESE MOVTH mother, Mrs. Dale Mournong, Bridgeport Wednesday after and family and in the afternoon Blrtbs _Mrs. Manning K. lucky o.., witlt 2. How you live your. life In Dear C.M.: Mr and Mrs William Murray spending the holiday witb her in Rutland with Mrs. C. 0. Roush, Pomeroy, daughter, 4:12 its early stage& shows Ill your You wont' bave 1o shave ev· of W~rtblngton~ Ky., spent sev· sister, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. Jmn. Chapman, Mrs. Ann We~r a, m. Wednesday; Mrs. Kenneth dreams come trur, manhood. . ery day, About once a week eral days during the holiday lllll the group for dinner ChriS!- and Cspt and Mrs. D. 0. Struble•E. Reynolds, Rt. 1. Long Bot. hopes fulllled. O..r S. R~allze lbal ~bing:~ are would sult·clm-, Man. - H. season with hlo mother Mrs. mas were Mr. and Mrs. Paul and daughter. tom, daughter, 9:12 a. m. w..ll-11 nol evil! unle88 )'Oil make This column is dedicated lo James Murray. ~as Day Grueser of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williamson nesday; Mrs. Gene A. Arms, them evil. , . family living, so if youre hav· dinner guests of Mrs. Murray Ronald Collins, student at Co- and David and Darla and Mr. Wellston, son, 3:48 p. m. WedC. U ever you are lhinkin~ ing kid trouble or just plain were ber daughter and son-i~r lumbus Business University is and Mrs. c. J. Struble of Pom- nesday; and Mrs. Basil Cop. ol m~ fuD ol someone, pu trouble, let Helen belp YOU. law, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph spending his vacallon with his eroy and Mr. end Mrs. Fred ley, Jackson, son, 4:29 p. m. yourself Ill hlo place and think She will "!So welcome your Ward of Ravenswood, w. va. par~nts, Mr. end Mrs. Donald Wiliamson and family of Rut- Wednesday. how It feels. own BIDUSIDg expenenees. Ad· Collms. land were Sunday evening din· Dlsclmges - Palmer R Bar· , i . Hespect people for tbetr dress Helen Bottel in care of Mrs. Charles Mayes is spend- Mrs, E. J. Tracy returned ner guests of Mrs. Edith Wll- cus Mrs Ray Beegle Gary T. so much. gOIIdness, try to overlook !hell' this newspaper. ing the bolidaya with her dan- home Tueasday alter spending a , liamson and son, Tom, of Rut- B..;b, K~nneth R. Gardner, lia:v·ll faulls. . ghter end famfly, Mr. ~d Mrs. week in Columbus with her son land. nard Ghrist, Mrs. Nancy Jane 10 Gfbellfa::•· Ernest Covert end faDUiy and daugbler·in-law, Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Ward of Harrison, John M. Hevener •--.• g Belpre. Mrs. E. A. Tracy. Boynton, Fla., called Monday Mrs. Ernest F. Knight, Denlle&S. , '!be tldngs of J Mr. and Mrs. ~les Has- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ke1111ey on Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. ise A. Long, wmard Lo~'man. II 7· lleme:e'~ r wldle F,l\.ID klns of McArthur VlSIIed Chfll<l· and son, Johnny, of Akron visit- Mrs. B. F. Gravely and Steven E. Pnillips, Mrs. G. : :~ lives 00PG ary, • , 1-. J t 1\ mas Day with his parents, Mr. ed Tuesday with Mrs. Edith daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden re. Ronald Sheets, Csrl Wolfe. Mrs. witb the "In" WEDNESDAY . and Mrs. ~oab Haskms. Other Thomas. turned home Wednesday after Paul D. While and infant daugh8 ~·t 1 1 cro~d if :don't think il's THE MlDDLEPORT Literary callers during the afternoon II}- Christmas dinner guests of spending Christmas at Dunbar, ter, Mrs. Arthur A. Clark and real! .. ~" Club w1ll meet Wednesday, Dec. eluded Mr. :"'d Mrs. B•ll Tur~r Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan w. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Char- mln~fa~nt~d~a~u~gh~te~r;. . =--==~I:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii;;;:;:;:iiiii:iiiii~ :iiii:::i::i:iiii:i:iiii:iiiii::iiii I YTry not to isolate ourself 28 at the home of Mrs. Harold er, . Dayton, Danny Sanborn, and family were Mr. end Mrs. les Gravely and other relatives. :;; ~- -• bl oly . Sauer Leading Creeek Road. Sprmgf1eld; Roy Colerru~n, A~ Linder Dains and Mr and Mrs from the pro elll8 aoc1ety ' · · b h h Is 1 eslnn 1 · · civil rights slums war, etc.) The prouam will be giVen Y '",'Y• w .0 • a r an a E. E. Rathburn of Athens, MEETING CANCELLED ( Thank ~for y..;.. time, llel· Mrs. James Euler and Mro .. Ohio Umvers1ty in . Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slrat. Jan. 4 meeting of the Ama· Ben Philson with reviews of and Bobby Priddy, Middleport, ton returned to their home at leur Garden Club of Middleport : M k· "Aldous Huxley" and "The Blg r.ephew of Bill Turner. Oakwood Wednesday oafter bas been cancelled. Members ar .~-~ YOU f ding Spenders." Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walburn spending Christmas with ber will be notified of a later meetAnd w•u• or sen and daughters Sherne and · a fine contribution to our Teen Tracy, Belpre: vl.!iled Mooday mother, Mrs. Jlllbert Warner, mg date. Boost of the Month Club. - H. STRUBLES ENTERTAIN with their pareuts, Mr. end Mrs. Dear Helen; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strub!~ en· Gene Rice and family and Mr. A. N. asked about ankle brace- ter\ained with a family dinner and Mrs. Raymood Walburn ·. l~ts. U you . wear one on your Friday noon at their home, and family. r1ght ankle it me~ you bave west Main St. Present were Misa Bonnie Spengler and no boyfriend. U II IS worn on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Struble, Miss Kathy Spengler, Columbus, the ldt ankle, you.~~ got a and Mike, Pomeroy ; Mr. and spent the holiday weekend with boyir1end and aren I ID the Mrs. Richard Struble and Gor· th · Mr and Mrs At· . g" GAIL d Lo I rur paren18' . . runnm · don, Doug, Bryan an r • wood Spengler and daughter Dear Helen: Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cindy ' 1 recently went on ~ . date Cramer and Jackie Sue and Mr.' and Mrs. Edgar Rey· with a boy who was dr1vmg his Danny, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. nolds spent the holiday week· mother's car, It had bucket Bill Williamson and David nd , u~uorganlown, w. va., With hop~~ hold Io move and Darla Pomeroy · and Capt r 'th .n ·.• I seats. He expec led me th e1r · son and fmmy, ·1 Mr. ·d hl be' ' · WI A 1 b d hlth, we beain Jilts over an s t es1 e !"• and Mrs. D. 0. Struble and and Mrs. Val Re ooids and year, promising our !ween the seats. That 1s darn Danean, Ft. Benning. Ga. children y uncomfortable, sitting where M ·nd Mr Gerald Ru faithful cuolomt,. there IS no seat! r. a s. . .pe . ,, lhe ..me. Ar •t boys inconsiderate to PARTY IS GIVEN have spent the holiday vacatiOn they justly ask, enand don't 1 have a right Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Struble with their daughter and famtdeHrve. ., lo sit in my own aeat! _~A I entertained with a party Tues- ty, Mr. and Mrs: .Joe McKay, HOLE Iday evening, at their home, and fmruly of Niles, Ohto, Dea lAH· Mulberry Heights. Guests Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee Y~u ceriainly do bave 8 were Capt. and Mrs. D. 0. Strt~ are vacationing in Florida for rtgpt to slt tn ·a seat. u a boy Ible, Ft. Benning, Ga., Mr. and several weeks. . 1n 8 sports car wants to get Mrs. Bill Williamson and Da· Mrs. Anna Sm1th . soent ' chummy he'll just have 1o set- vid and Darla, and Mr. and Chnstmas w1th her Sister, Mrs. tJe for holding your hand!-H. i Mrs. C. J. Struble, Pomeroy. Kenneth Dyer. The also visited FOR JUST PENNIES A WEEK! ' Dear Helen: w1th Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byi Tell me bow 1o get even MOORES ENTERTAIN er and children and Mr. and MIDDLEPORT with my brother. He thinks 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore en- Mrs. Robert Dyer and family . ue the phone loo mucb. So he terlained with a dinner Christ· . • OHIO "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" smeared the ear piece with pea· mas. Pre<ent were Mrs. Erne•t n Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Don J. tt out butler - thick! - a o d Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Geof· aud Lisa Kay, Verne Davis and\ MAIN ST. POMEROY !ben trotted over next door and frey Wilson and Kelly and Ter· the host and hostess. t!, ";..!'.!P!..to Browns Tractor Sales Ind . High Game snd SeriesCharles Boyles . 225. 538; Team lligh Game and Sertes - Ron: nie's Boys 824, 2425. . ""*" Kos~' ward's in N. H. llalpltal w\111 1111 inlealinal lnfecllon, ... Ma&· c1a Gabor's alllnl ·again. . . • . . The SaiiiiDY'Mal llrlll ~ lr. WHAT 1HE NI'W HEADQUARTERS a release date . . .. Tb.e il legal ratbcr tbas Clio' Ginger plaJI a ltalian bonllllo ... ! 68th ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S BALL ·SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY .---------------------------------------, $2.00 COUPlE GENTS $1JO 9:30 P.M. UNTIL 2 A.M. Allen Lee King's Orchtstra T1x Included -JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM ,( .. Door Prize e Other Ptlus At lnlermlalon l LADIES 75c �' ....,: . ./ ' '- ' f< ' . ,, ;r ' -· . - J(. "'l'liii~· Immortal ' • 1T.oday' s Art Ill V()ice of Broadway FLIBBeiUS WiHEPAT PRODUCilll Lelui HaY' fca'd IIIII her two II Patte-eer- 1P. M. Menc'r troltelll ~~~~~ Jllll's ''Treasure of Ule Rpenlsb edly baekl'all at "1 1 Main" showing.. . . cassius Clay Happy" to congralulate star could have !rugged all Dlgbl Norman Wisdom, aU by BOTH JOHN O'IW\A 81111 at Cheelab bul dido't; He just 111!11 -'II tile hitbfl'il:[e of llepiOn Jay .Beyan m . I'UiliOI'!J are ~ . . . Ed did two hours of looking. ' mlaioo. , pieces in the &8J!l8 ~t mu::~ &Divan now owno a lllablt ol Tile Sydney CbapliDa are Arllo Sbaw's writing ~ .. . our forecast a bit back bamell bones. ... Jack Ruby separaled by an ocean of puzzle- inai ICiipl sboul ~~~!i'husbor~!_wc~IUI · IIIII... made out hla will. ... llarllw meot. . .. Calif. Gov. P a1 IICI'etll . .... _, ...,.., __ nteran Mike Benan!t WDD hla Brown, as we said be would, JIUJIIe blz with J8"Z <rltlc in the jazz blblle II WOR veepetripe for Olriltlllas joined a Frii~L.A. law firm. Lea. .. · Garbo Isn't "Downbeat," wbere Lou Dla~ II .. . Jalmny Car11011'1 •oftapp!Mss . . . Bli booor for Bronx diva akJoe; lhe boulhl &e111l second in the "best ~'· ~ 11 a Dey Marlin!" Ji!Ue • boot Jlllberta Peters; La Scala Ill wrapped $15 g1nglerbrelld poll to oldtlmer Frllllk Sl hu sold 300,QIIO copies: at 40 Mllao wants ber for a MBJ for friends at 8/Jmy:s GouJ'. . . Ella Filz&erald, who else, eents royally, The Tooigbt star "Lucia dl I.ammermoor." .. .. met Sbop. .. · Houston 8 Aatro- woo the Best Female ' lakes home some SIM,IIID (be- Alan Jay Lerner's KeooedJ dome went to aU the, bother of aiot ... Followed by fore sending II on to IJncle reminiscences didn't dellglll inslallln8 lbe WOI1d s Sam). .. . Peter Lind ~· That Family. ... Former Dead lllOIIe screea IJid IIIIW cant' fell in love with a macoaw tbat End Kid Huntz Hall waa llve4' get plclmU; the other really talks while gallery-hop- enough to wed longtime gal pal 111m lbeatres have their ping with Mrs. JFK. Pal LaW· Lee Stevens. ... Australias es- up ..Gioger IIAigem' ONNEra "'M D I-lAVE 'TO 5PEND 10 PUT THEIR OLD I-IOIISE lt-1 SHAPE•#• Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 211, 11166-5 RUBBER FOOTWEAR For The Whole Family . . $1.99 PRICES BEGIN - THE SHOE BOX Mlcldleport, 0. QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYSI 2-HOUR DRY QEANING -SERVICE(Upon Your Requwt) Robinson's Cleaners Second St. Pomeroy YEAR-END SPECIALS AT BRW SALE 1-$79.00 100 lb. Buckeye Coal Healer . • , , $62.00 3-$69.00 75 lb. Budceye Coal Hillers • , , . $53.00 1--$47.50 Boy's 26-ln. Bicycle .. •..•• , , •. $37.88 1--$47.50 Girl'• 26-ln. Bicycle .......... $37.88 1-$39.95 Boy's 26-ln.' Bicycle • .. • • .. .. . $31.00 1-$44.95 lfJoln. Skill Drllf .... , , , • , , , .. $26.00 1--$49.95 'th-In. B. & D. Drill .. , , , , • , ••• . $33.00 1--$67.50 lfJoln. B. & D. Drill .•• , , •.••.. $44.00 REG. POMERUY LANES Bead League December 12, I~ Points Ronnie's Boys 'I '"moOO BRW HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY 84 72 ~]JI!er Bros. Grocery Frenchie's Trans. 46 ftadne Legion 46 31! 111 W. 2nd St. I'll. 992·2774 4B Around and About HELEN HELP US! • H•'- Bottel-""' k---by Around and About Hospital News POMeroy COLOR TV YEAR'S END c::. eSHARPEST USED CARS IN THE VALLEY' e6,000 MILES OR 6 MO'S WARRANTY ON AU LATE MODBS 30 Used Cars & Trucks Model Q.5506 JUST 2 MORE DAYS OF Pickens' After Christmas DISCOUNT SALE SALE ENDS SATURDAY, DEC. 31 PICKENS HARDWARE OPEN 7:00AM TO 9;00 PM DAILY PH. 773-5583 MASON, W.VA. To Choose From . AS LOW AS _ ___ _ per .,onth Yt ur old TV will cover your down payment on a new Philco. Color TV - - Come in and oeel Early Ameri· can style, finished to match maple. UHF-VHF reception, memory matic tuning, Swivel cabinet. SIMON'S ao i: = SOCIAL RIDEN 0UR RADIO & Tv iR nred of frost ...an4 m defrosti ? ¥ ou illtNVI P•V ~~~ A.t FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Beginning witiT our o£ a f·TRADE·IN PLAit New Year KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middlepor.· you can own - .. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ' EBERSBACH HARDWARE BAKER FURNITURE THE POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL PRESENT THEIR e BE SURE TO SEE US BEFORE YOU DEAL eON THE SPOT fiNANCING ________ Open Saturday Til9:00 pm,, Bert '? • e NO REASONABLE OFFER TURNED DOWN II Middleport _ rlABK EARLY AMERICAN STYLED PHILCO ·---- -·-- Hospital _ Visiting Darenla hours llA and 7-1 p. m. • , only on Pediatrics Ward. BtiHr _, CAJ USED CARS 7r ~-------------·--- Sr. Mr. end lllrs. Cosmas Popp&dopoulus. and sons of Cleveland were holiday weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Norman Baxle;, Joinmg the Jroup lor dinner Cbristmaa day ~ Mr. IJid Mrs. Richard Jeflen and soos, Athens. , ... ' .. · 1 $ .UmllliODI - Vauglu! C. Glassburn, 112 Slate St.; Mrs. Wrapped up Calvin M. Sanders, 225 '!bird w lth liMit~'. Ave.; Willard H. Lowman, 463 A2C Marvin J. GDmore, m. Cbrlstmaa day guests of Mrs. First Ave.; Alfred Vallance, 10 th01nks for ,,'. 1, 1_. 1 structor In electronics at Kees- Albert Ebersbach and Mr. and Neil Ave.; Mn. Gladys L. Lash· loyal pal,ronc>ge,··••t I YOVTH ASKED FOR lTI called our house. I was lbe only ler Air Force Base, Bnoxl, Mrs. James Clatworthy and er, 2181 Eastern Ave.; Mrs. H. you've shown to us. :~ This column is for young peo- oft'-'bome so I answered, and Le rd Gwi- Mi.,., arrived Friday for a len Twlla were Miss MarCia Karr Bruce Yeauger, Rl 1, Cheshire; ~:>:' pie, their problems and pleas- - ku-k! Have you ever Mr. and Mrs. 0118 days leave with his parents, of Syracuse and Mrs. Margarel G G llllberts Rt 2, BidMa11e a Happy New Yecrl '. ures, their troubles and fun. tried lo wash peanut butter out ~owsky and children °!1edWash· Mr. and Mrs, Elza GUmo~e and Clalworthy of Middieporl. ~· W'lliam E 'McCoy Rio .. As with the rest of Helen Help of your ear? - MAD SISTER ongton Court House vis• ov• ' . ' er the Christmas holiday with sons. Mr. end Mrs. Jobn Sllnvage, Grande; Mrs. Charles W. US!, It welcomes laughs but Dear Mad: h Mr d Mrs R Mis! Kay Wyatt of Columbus Jr hnd as guests Cbrlstmas Sheets, Rio Grande· Donald R 1 won't ~erloos question We~l ;;- ~ know ~girl who ~l; pa~~s s, and. ";,.andp;ren~:. arrived Saturday spend the John Sauvage of Pomeroy, Johnson, Rt. 2, Cr~ City; 1 w•:~ your te.;,·age queslloos :e!nglne: ~~~~roth~ Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grim and hollda~wee~~WI~b ~erW~ Weese and Mr. and Mra. DGDald Mrs. Galleton E. Jeffers, Rt. I, YOUTH ASKED FOR IT but 1 ouldn't recommend 11. Mrs. Alice Mills. ents, • an • · ' ya · Weese and Jllll of Syracuse. Pt. Pleasant; Sharon L. Slew· to ' w She was accompanied here by Capt. and Mrs. D. 0. struble art, Pl. Pleasant; Christine J. care of Helen Help USI this Leads to open warfare. 'lh The Rev. and Mrs. Arihur A2C Marvin J. Gilmore, who and daughter Danean of Fl Hazelwood PI Pleasant· Mrs newspaper. Why not bombard blm wf• Kishbaugh and soos, Adam and drove there for her. Benning Ga ' who arrived De- Howard Yeag.;, Pl Pl~asant: TEEN BooST OF kindnesseeks• Thifor the nbaut twew Alan, Clude, Ohio, visited over Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bal· cember fo; a visit with lam· Mrs. John H McDaniel wesi Pomeroy Milin St. Market 0 th h lid w · s may ve k nd 'th he ty nd K d JDI nt th · ' 0 THE MONTH good ellect.ll. I. He'll be so baf. e aMry weendeM WIH be r a ~ an . speln e ilies end friends left today for Columbia; Mrs. Manning K. Dear Helen: Ded (and watchful) be won't parents, , a rs. er r1 .weekend With relatives en· , their home. Roasb, Pomeroy; Mrs. Maume I thought you might nte a try any more practlcnl jokes Gilkey. ••· Mr. and Mrn. Jack Cramer E. Venoy, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ker>llsl of the maxlmll lot better- and 2. The kindmess may ~ Dr. and !drs.' Cecil Horden Miss Ruella W~lls of Colum. and Jackie Sue and Danny of neth E. Reyoolds, Rt. I, Long ment of life that were wrillen catching and you'll start a new aud her sister Mrs. Garen b~s spent the holiday weekend Marlon were overnight guests Bottom; Amos Tillis, Rt. 1 Rutby our blgb !IChool fresilmen era of peace at your house. - Stansbory were ~turday even- w•th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday of her parents, Mr. and land; Elmira K. Phlllips, Po•~r l l Theile kids wrote~ :iiO JIIU· H. ing dinner guests o1 Mr. and Edward Wells, Mrs. C. J. Struble. Overnight eroy; Mrs. Gerald K. Grate, Rt. 1mB but since 1 can I send you Dear Helen: Mrs. George Skinner and lam· .Mrs. Ernest Cs~ter ol guests Wednesday were Mr. 1, Langsville; Mrs. Ethel L. aU, I chose the best. ~aybe I am a 13-year-old hoy with ily at Pomeroy. B1dwell was the holiday week and Mrs. Richard Struble and BeWng, Syracuse; Mrs. Paul they will help prove to unbe- a premature mustache which end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl family of Carroll. R. Simon, Pomeroy ; LYnn , lievers" tbat teens are good and looks tinda lilre Fu Manmu. 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Mourn- Moore and Verne Davis. Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Struble ,Souders, Wellston ; Mrs. Gene responsible citizens. don't want to shave every day, ing and dlitdren, Columbus, Vi· Mr. and Mrs. H.arry Saddl~r visited Sunday morning with A. Arms, Wellston ; Mrs. Basil L SoeleiJ II not our leader but I get leased at school. What Sited over Christmas With. his returned to their .. home 111 Mr. end Mrs. Bill Williamson Copley, Jackson. ahead be your - our COBScitnce is. to do? _ CHINESE MOVTH mother, Mrs. Dale Mournong, Bridgeport Wednesday after and family and in the afternoon Blrtbs _Mrs. Manning K. lucky o.., witlt 2. How you live your. life In Dear C.M.: Mr and Mrs William Murray spending the holiday witb her in Rutland with Mrs. C. 0. Roush, Pomeroy, daughter, 4:12 its early stage& shows Ill your You wont' bave 1o shave ev· of W~rtblngton~ Ky., spent sev· sister, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. Jmn. Chapman, Mrs. Ann We~r a, m. Wednesday; Mrs. Kenneth dreams come trur, manhood. . ery day, About once a week eral days during the holiday lllll the group for dinner ChriS!- and Cspt and Mrs. D. 0. Struble•E. Reynolds, Rt. 1. Long Bot. hopes fulllled. O..r S. R~allze lbal ~bing:~ are would sult·clm-, Man. - H. season with hlo mother Mrs. mas were Mr. and Mrs. Paul and daughter. tom, daughter, 9:12 a. m. w..ll-11 nol evil! unle88 )'Oil make This column is dedicated lo James Murray. ~as Day Grueser of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williamson nesday; Mrs. Gene A. Arms, them evil. , . family living, so if youre hav· dinner guests of Mrs. Murray Ronald Collins, student at Co- and David and Darla and Mr. Wellston, son, 3:48 p. m. WedC. U ever you are lhinkin~ ing kid trouble or just plain were ber daughter and son-i~r lumbus Business University is and Mrs. c. J. Struble of Pom- nesday; and Mrs. Basil Cop. ol m~ fuD ol someone, pu trouble, let Helen belp YOU. law, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph spending his vacallon with his eroy and Mr. end Mrs. Fred ley, Jackson, son, 4:29 p. m. yourself Ill hlo place and think She will "!So welcome your Ward of Ravenswood, w. va. par~nts, Mr. end Mrs. Donald Wiliamson and family of Rut- Wednesday. how It feels. own BIDUSIDg expenenees. Ad· Collms. land were Sunday evening din· Dlsclmges - Palmer R Bar· , i . Hespect people for tbetr dress Helen Bottel in care of Mrs. Charles Mayes is spend- Mrs, E. J. Tracy returned ner guests of Mrs. Edith Wll- cus Mrs Ray Beegle Gary T. so much. gOIIdness, try to overlook !hell' this newspaper. ing the bolidaya with her dan- home Tueasday alter spending a , liamson and son, Tom, of Rut- B..;b, K~nneth R. Gardner, lia:v·ll faulls. . ghter end famfly, Mr. ~d Mrs. week in Columbus with her son land. nard Ghrist, Mrs. Nancy Jane 10 Gfbellfa::•· Ernest Covert end faDUiy and daugbler·in-law, Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Max Ward of Harrison, John M. Hevener •--.• g Belpre. Mrs. E. A. Tracy. Boynton, Fla., called Monday Mrs. Ernest F. Knight, Denlle&S. , '!be tldngs of J Mr. and Mrs. ~les Has- Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ke1111ey on Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. ise A. Long, wmard Lo~'man. II 7· lleme:e'~ r wldle F,l\.ID klns of McArthur VlSIIed Chfll<l· and son, Johnny, of Akron visit- Mrs. B. F. Gravely and Steven E. Pnillips, Mrs. G. : :~ lives 00PG ary, • , 1-. J t 1\ mas Day with his parents, Mr. ed Tuesday with Mrs. Edith daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden re. Ronald Sheets, Csrl Wolfe. Mrs. witb the "In" WEDNESDAY . and Mrs. ~oab Haskms. Other Thomas. turned home Wednesday after Paul D. While and infant daugh8 ~·t 1 1 cro~d if :don't think il's THE MlDDLEPORT Literary callers during the afternoon II}- Christmas dinner guests of spending Christmas at Dunbar, ter, Mrs. Arthur A. Clark and real! .. ~" Club w1ll meet Wednesday, Dec. eluded Mr. :"'d Mrs. B•ll Tur~r Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan w. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Char- mln~fa~nt~d~a~u~gh~te~r;. . =--==~I:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii;;;:;:;:iiiii:iiiii~ :iiii:::i::i:iiii:i:iiii:iiiii::iiii I YTry not to isolate ourself 28 at the home of Mrs. Harold er, . Dayton, Danny Sanborn, and family were Mr. end Mrs. les Gravely and other relatives. :;; ~- -• bl oly . Sauer Leading Creeek Road. Sprmgf1eld; Roy Colerru~n, A~ Linder Dains and Mr and Mrs from the pro elll8 aoc1ety ' · · b h h Is 1 eslnn 1 · · civil rights slums war, etc.) The prouam will be giVen Y '",'Y• w .0 • a r an a E. E. Rathburn of Athens, MEETING CANCELLED ( Thank ~for y..;.. time, llel· Mrs. James Euler and Mro .. Ohio Umvers1ty in . Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Slrat. Jan. 4 meeting of the Ama· Ben Philson with reviews of and Bobby Priddy, Middleport, ton returned to their home at leur Garden Club of Middleport : M k· "Aldous Huxley" and "The Blg r.ephew of Bill Turner. Oakwood Wednesday oafter bas been cancelled. Members ar .~-~ YOU f ding Spenders." Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walburn spending Christmas with ber will be notified of a later meetAnd w•u• or sen and daughters Sherne and · a fine contribution to our Teen Tracy, Belpre: vl.!iled Mooday mother, Mrs. Jlllbert Warner, mg date. Boost of the Month Club. - H. STRUBLES ENTERTAIN with their pareuts, Mr. end Mrs. Dear Helen; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strub!~ en· Gene Rice and family and Mr. A. N. asked about ankle brace- ter\ained with a family dinner and Mrs. Raymood Walburn ·. l~ts. U you . wear one on your Friday noon at their home, and family. r1ght ankle it me~ you bave west Main St. Present were Misa Bonnie Spengler and no boyfriend. U II IS worn on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Struble, Miss Kathy Spengler, Columbus, the ldt ankle, you.~~ got a and Mike, Pomeroy ; Mr. and spent the holiday weekend with boyir1end and aren I ID the Mrs. Richard Struble and Gor· th · Mr and Mrs At· . g" GAIL d Lo I rur paren18' . . runnm · don, Doug, Bryan an r • wood Spengler and daughter Dear Helen: Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cindy ' 1 recently went on ~ . date Cramer and Jackie Sue and Mr.' and Mrs. Edgar Rey· with a boy who was dr1vmg his Danny, Marion; Mr. and Mrs. nolds spent the holiday week· mother's car, It had bucket Bill Williamson and David nd , u~uorganlown, w. va., With hop~~ hold Io move and Darla Pomeroy · and Capt r 'th .n ·.• I seats. He expec led me th e1r · son and fmmy, ·1 Mr. ·d hl be' ' · WI A 1 b d hlth, we beain Jilts over an s t es1 e !"• and Mrs. D. 0. Struble and and Mrs. Val Re ooids and year, promising our !ween the seats. That 1s darn Danean, Ft. Benning. Ga. children y uncomfortable, sitting where M ·nd Mr Gerald Ru faithful cuolomt,. there IS no seat! r. a s. . .pe . ,, lhe ..me. Ar •t boys inconsiderate to PARTY IS GIVEN have spent the holiday vacatiOn they justly ask, enand don't 1 have a right Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Struble with their daughter and famtdeHrve. ., lo sit in my own aeat! _~A I entertained with a party Tues- ty, Mr. and Mrs: .Joe McKay, HOLE Iday evening, at their home, and fmruly of Niles, Ohto, Dea lAH· Mulberry Heights. Guests Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parmalee Y~u ceriainly do bave 8 were Capt. and Mrs. D. 0. Strt~ are vacationing in Florida for rtgpt to slt tn ·a seat. u a boy Ible, Ft. Benning, Ga., Mr. and several weeks. . 1n 8 sports car wants to get Mrs. Bill Williamson and Da· Mrs. Anna Sm1th . soent ' chummy he'll just have 1o set- vid and Darla, and Mr. and Chnstmas w1th her Sister, Mrs. tJe for holding your hand!-H. i Mrs. C. J. Struble, Pomeroy. Kenneth Dyer. The also visited FOR JUST PENNIES A WEEK! ' Dear Helen: w1th Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byi Tell me bow 1o get even MOORES ENTERTAIN er and children and Mr. and MIDDLEPORT with my brother. He thinks 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore en- Mrs. Robert Dyer and family . ue the phone loo mucb. So he terlained with a dinner Christ· . • OHIO "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" smeared the ear piece with pea· mas. Pre<ent were Mrs. Erne•t n Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Don J. tt out butler - thick! - a o d Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Geof· aud Lisa Kay, Verne Davis and\ MAIN ST. POMEROY !ben trotted over next door and frey Wilson and Kelly and Ter· the host and hostess. t!, ";..!'.!P!..to Browns Tractor Sales Ind . High Game snd SeriesCharles Boyles . 225. 538; Team lligh Game and Sertes - Ron: nie's Boys 824, 2425. . ""*" Kos~' ward's in N. H. llalpltal w\111 1111 inlealinal lnfecllon, ... Ma&· c1a Gabor's alllnl ·again. . . • . . The SaiiiiDY'Mal llrlll ~ lr. WHAT 1HE NI'W HEADQUARTERS a release date . . .. Tb.e il legal ratbcr tbas Clio' Ginger plaJI a ltalian bonllllo ... ! 68th ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S BALL ·SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31st MUSIC WILL BE FURNISHED BY .---------------------------------------, $2.00 COUPlE GENTS $1JO 9:30 P.M. UNTIL 2 A.M. Allen Lee King's Orchtstra T1x Included -JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM ,( .. Door Prize e Other Ptlus At lnlermlalon l LADIES 75c �_(J. ..... '' ·~~,,. • ' • ( .' ' f· ' .. f .Extra Cash The Want Ad Way BUsiness Serviceg. ~~NT · AD L' \&-.Daily Sentinel, Pomer~-Middleport; o., -~~· 1006 1 For •Dt.•••• Business Servicea LOWEEZ.V? SHERIFF"TI\IT )NHAR PAW 'S STI.LL WUl. · WIIO'I> , DOA LOW-DOWN TRICK LIKE 'THAT? SAtfS & SERVIa !-~ ;·-~~\ - ... ~ :U.. +r: ,.., HE'll $E fATIIIj' IN TJ-1' JI\I~HOUSE,­ SOMEBODY TOLD WORK IN' For S.le Rent w•• :t, ";':. •:r,;;..,•·':'..,"' "' ,.,j WHQ'LL COOK ' S'NUFFY's VITTL.ES. 1 READY -Mill mncrete dellve~ 111 ed rlght to your project Fasl •o..~::...•:;.,:oh.,~ '6 ROOMS and bath, 170 Mul- LUSTRE FOAM'-s exclusive cnl· and easy. Free eoumatea. Lorain King 97 Lakewood 71 ~~:~::.~:~· , berry Ave. Ph. 992-%431 before or brightening formu1a will PDone 992-3284. Goeglein Fairview 15;6 Berea 54 9 a. m. or after 5 p. m. Avail- make your carpets look like Ready·Ma Co., Middleport. Maple Helgh!s 70 SOlon 64 . M50 SPORT Bl ONI 0, '"" , · .. able after Jan. 8. new again. Electric sha~ Ohio. 6 30 uo Black Rivet 70 So. Amherst S2 ' . . -.uLAtto .. , 12 29 tfc pooer rental $1. Ebersbacn . _.::.:::.::._______ Clev•l•nd John Adams 63 NIC E511 PE:Ot"L ~I CALL BOBCAT n•· ~~~....,r - r f t l l m. ''-"' .. "' 1 to :.t/"" ••• .., _,... ----- Hdwe., Pomeroy, 0. ' AlR CONDITIONING Refrlger Du Bois (Pa.) 57 DICK RAWLINGS . SPRINT ::;::~ ;"',.!.':':,., MI~ MODERN furnished first floor 12 29 6tc i atioo ~rvice. Jack's Refrig· Bay V111age 88 · ' 1 ••:_-;, ...':',~...=: efficiency apartment in Mid· - .--· - ! eratlon, New Haven. Phone Cleveland Wt:st 63 Rawlings Honda Sales dleport. Ph. 992·31174. ONE NEW 1200.00 cham saw TU :1-3537, 4 8 tic Painesville Harvey 54 w.!~~~· ,..a 12 14 tfc l for $125.00. 152 Butternut Ave. Fairp:irt 47 Phone 992-2143 WY l-2151 . f'rom the Largest Truck or • et111 , MW w..o •• lftM...._. · -· Pomeroy 12 29 6tp 1G R 1 Pomeroy, 0. MIDDLEPOAI OHIO Mum•u"' caa,.. " """ TRAILER, Brown's Trailer , · ~- · .~ HEATING, PLUMB N , ura Terry 86 Butldozer kadiator To 'fbe 10 " C•nh -=~~=·~~"'' • Park, Minersville, 0 . Ph. 992- POTATOES, get your winter Dolol Bottle Gas. Arnold canton ·:st. Thomas Acqujnas 65 §mallest Heater Core. " _., dilt o.-..nt ,. •••• ... l2-27·tfc potatoe9 while they last. Brothers, 611 E. MaiD St., Louisville 15 Marlington 73 lot) 3324. DON'T BE ,,.:: o•,.as,=:,.~-::·o~~,':r. ••, b Clarence Proffitt, Portland, t"omeroy. t ~ tfc Columbus East 72 1 ., . . . . . . . . ., . rtUnlmiiM IHh 6 ROOM house and ath, Ur· 0 Ph 843-2254 10 30 tfc Cuyahoga Falls 50 Ph. 9924143 Pomeroy ASHAMED OF ~':::':'. =·~· nace and garage, 255 w. Main . . • Auto Sales Tuscarawas Valley 50 Lake .ult..;.;:...;.;.:,:,;.;;_ _ _ _ __ 100 .. . . " 11.... te ' St., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992- ONE PLEASURE pony cart 1961 CORY AIR, 2 door, four Garaway 113.. R . idgewood 58 " "" a.·~ aat••' • A. M._ •• l1tll Noen 2668 992-2961 12 5 tf ' YOIJR DIRTY CAR ~ Raw Radlafor ,, ';~' ,'~.::•~ __ ... or_ · ~ practically new. Ph . 992-2215. speed, bucket :;eats, good Dayton Fairview 85 COreS : ~ auuu P•oouc:n•• 3 ROOM furnished apartment 12 28 Jtc condition. Price $5011. Phone Dayton Wilbur Wright 49 FOR a Car a Truck eHe1ttr ONLY ( ••,., AD and 4 room furni:;hed apart992-7796. 12 28 3tp Dayton Col. White 83 -· West .coast Athletic confer- 1 Core •Bulldozer WY 2-2156 ment. Adults. References. 126 Wagon Dayton KISer 65 1 ence at San Jose, Calif: 1963 · FORD Station BE PROUD OF eAny Typo Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992- 1 Hann• L"lne Dayton Meadowdale 74 I list Round) • Country Sedan, .one · owner, D ba A CLEAN CAR 12 8 11' · Memor1r I 6696 • TRAVEL TRAILERS good lires. R&H, power Day~n un r 70 Loyola 86 S Jose St 70 1 U-DRIVE· THRU .. ----: 4ROOM un-furnished apartmenl IQuality Built) st~ring, good eonditon. Ph. Dayton Patterson 55 . ~ Fran 86 Pepperdine 71 CAR WASH W'J 2-2196 MlddleCJOrt, 0 ~tVING memory of our in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. 1967 Models In Stock Dayton Silvers 44 Rainbow Classic 992_3346 or 992_2186 . wifeand mother, Amy : 11 16 tfc ROUSH & LYONS · Mont 70 Notre Dame 69 (C) 12 28 tfc Dayton Roosevelt 85 passed away on . j I Dayton Roth 611 Harvard 77 Hawaii Mrns 66 (C) ROOKIE HONORED MORRISON NAMED 29 1961 ffiAILER space on Browne I I CAMPING TRAILERS Insurance Dayton Belmont 611 Sui>-Pac 71 Portland 70 can 'ever .take away, · Avt!., Middleport. Ph. !192- Horton St. Muonc w. Va. -~.. - ... -~ Dayte>n Chaminade 58 California 83 Hawaii 69 ST. LOUJS <UPl) - Leftban- GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (UPU' 1 10 2 62 The"'love a heart holds dear; _ _ ~· --·---~-ll tfc GET A quotation from REU· Fairborn 97 Far West Classic 1 der Larry Jaster of the St. Louis -Joe Monison, who .saw act~oD Forid memories linger every 2 bedroom apartn ;R INSURANCE AGENCY Dayton NorthridRe 57 tlol Round) , Cardinals wlll share the St. as an end, Danker and runmns day, men! , furnace heat, Middle· ALL NEW FOR 1967 ll"IC. before renewing your Kettermg Fairmont Ea~t 1~ Oreg'on 67 Minnesota 60 1 Louis Baseball Writers' Associa- back with the New York Giants auto Insurance. We may be Belib ro ok 61 Wash St 92 W Virginia 86 • 1•• waa R~embrance keeps you port, 0. Ph. 992-38i4. I (67 Ap..:he M1r1d•l , tion rookie of the year award during the 1966 campCU&U, able to save you money. 1 " · 1 21 F t Long II 28 U D ar. c " Du• Dtc. 10 Chapman In-vlt.ationa1 with teammate Joe R.oerner, it named the Giants' most va . 1967 Apaches ,....,ua8 2 tfc Miamisburg 70 Wayne 55 Snd!l missed b~ C I a~~ n t' e 1 nOOM furnis hed ~partment Milton 77 Covington 53 Hst Round) ble player by his teammaiQ iD 1was learned Wednesday. Cia$; and famtly. L .. 9 ltp in Middleport. ne<~r shopping AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Worthington 76 Urbana 61 Valley St 87 Irvine 82 · balloting conducted for the Long . cancelled! Lost your opera~ Waynesf,·eld-Goshen 63 Ada 61 Fullerlon 90 Westmont 88 I The 22-year-old Jaster, who Island Alhletic Club's first area. Also a 1·2 be droom R 1E I t f 5 I f U sh Card Of ih.nk. ea S a e or a • or's license? Call WY ~2iffi6. \I~.erm•ntown 88 Hillsboro 46 F-way Tournament pitched .•ve consecu house trailer. Ph. 992-3346 aft... ·~ h 1 ve h ut· annual pro football MVP --- · t:r 5 p. m. e 15 tlc Laurelville 84 Huntington 80 Occidental 82 Los Ans St 81 outs agamst t 12 28 tfc ! · L A 1e eague Dodg c am1 t honors. WE W1SH tn express our tha nk ~ -. -- · b d - · - THE L. D. (Doad) King real 1l Logan Elm 70 Zane Trace 59 Cal Poly Pma 103 Azusa Pac 76 p10n os nge es ers as e1 et th d ~OUk HOllM furms e &pari Colunlbus Northland 6 Cal •·•g ··lnvitatiunal season. finished the year with The club will soon s 7 to Dr. Grub, Dr. P :~•" : · an . .. estate in the village of Sy ra· Jnternatiomll Hockey League ~ 1" k ts' t e 1 blefl 1 14 , all the staff at tf.t~ Vt"ter:.t!ls ment~WY_ l~Jt,58.__-~·- - .h: cuse. Sutton Township, I By United Pn·ss International Liberty Union 66 tlsl Round) an 11·5 record , walking 45 and New Yor Je mos va ua I\.knmrial lio:;.pit <~l fo r the1 r F-uRNisHED and unrurnished which is the old baseball park I Staudiogs Lancaster ' 49 Athens 37 I Riverside 78 Frsno-Pac 52 striking out 92 in 152 innings player as well as the MVPs k,~1d,rless and help dllring my apartments Close to school. ) and other land witl b~ ~o lrl 1u 1Team W L 1' Pis Columbus South~~ Cal Aggies 73 Pomna St 44 while posting a 3.26 earned run from the National and Ameri. 10 18 L1c ,I the highest bidd:r .at t 11e o1· : Dayton Chillicothe 72 Chico Invitational average, can football leagues, opt: r~tion . AIso tIl:tnl.s 10 t I;e Phone 1192 ·54J4. 1a 14 1 Ji Mllrtm Funeral Hume m fice of J. B. 0 Brien, Attor- [ Toledo ;, Miller 68 York 56 llst Round I 17 13 1 3 HL!lland , the Hev. SlleW;. <.~1 1. for Sale ney, 100 \.1.~ Court Street, Porn- ~ Port Huron l.'i U 3 33 Vinton 76 Home...Car.nan 54 SW Missou ri ~~~~s&~~ark 76 o•1r friends for the flowers. eroy, 0 .. Friday, December 1 Des Moines lG 13 1 :W The Plams 64 Chico St 55 I .1er t·<•rd!'. visits , sy mpath.v and l9G6 SINGER _ f' ul ly equip- 30, 1966, at 10 a. m. Must be Fort Wayne H IG 0 32 Starr-Washington 40 Sacrmnto St 85 W1l lamette 77 prayers 31 the fu~ ~ of our ped 10 zig zag, monogram, sold for not less Uum $5,000 [ Muskegon H 111 n 2<l Chanccy-Dcwer 82 . SW Missou~i 91 L&Clark 76. mlant son. ltL~:ssf' ll 1\ay Hid1- f<mcy de~ign, buttonhol.e, etc. the appri ased .value. For fur-· Columbus North IJallia 46 SW Missouri 91 Lws&clrk 7ti 1 22 0 22 nwnd. Mr. and .\!rs. William F'or qUJ ck sale, S42 or eight ther infor mation. cal~ 992Wednesday's Results Euckcve Valley 91 Northmor 32 Scrmlno St 87 Wlmte 77 H Richmond. 12 29 1lp payments $6 t>ach. Ph. 992-~ 2ntJ. Eugene Lampkm . Ex:- Des Moines 4 Fort Wayn e 1 Colum.tms Hartley 70 Calif Tech 103 Azusa Pac 76 2685 . 12 29 tic ecutor of the Estate of L. D. 1 Tonight's Schedul~ Columbus Brookltaven 54 Idaho St. 81 Albuquerqce 71 . _l!!!: •.nd . Ft~und . 1960 VACUUJ\l CLEAN ER, out I King, Dec. 12 24 3tc : Port lluron a; M~skegol1 Nelsonville 62 Glouster 50 · Ames-Bern 64 Alexander 55 NO RECORD LOST - Reward for lost dog, of l~:~yaway, tank type w i l tl I friday'~ Scbedule Upper Arlington 51 PARIS lUPI) - France's blac~ lllld tan fox hou nd. · all cleaning attachmen ts. On- i'TS ACRE rarm, house w1tb 9 l D<~yton at Toledo Columbus North 48 Alain Mosconi's world record 1 Ans w·~~. fo name · Hock .'' lv. 4 paym~.rns ot $5.41. Pull room s and bath, cel!llr, ce llar , For! Wayne at Des Memes . 1our mmutes, 105 .. ~. c· ncinnati Elder 70 time of 1 Lost ...... ..... ~ Buck's Lake. 1{1. :{3 . warranty . Ph. 992·2685. house, 2 large barns, free I h oo t. ._ l Hoger Bacon 55 seconds for t e 4 me er Pt1or&~Hto5. 12 28 6Lp 12 21l fc gas, 2 far m ponds. immed l· Ohio College Basketball Hamilton Tart 84 freestyle turned in .at Acapulc~J 'fl.P,;. · MI LLIO\S Of rugs have Deenl ate occupancy. Pearl Wil · ' Schedule Finnevtown 48 will not be recogmzed by the trfelp Wanted i cleaned with Bl ue Lustre. lt'i l IIams, 992-23 t8 or 99~~~\fc ! By United Press ~nternation al Purcell 82 St. Thomas 4l International Swimming FederDF.~-KC~ERK - Wantt'd . - nlale.l Ameriea ·s finest. R.enl elee- , Ohio ()tntc <~o~i~~~e St. Xavier 59 Colerain 53 ation, it was announced WedlJ,ell· lnqu1re at Ohio lintel. Mid- I Inc sha mpoor $1. Pom.,ouyl Wanted To Buy Clevr!Jnd St. Ignatius 55 day. Cement Block Co., Pomerny. SeauJe Legion Tourney Cleveland St. Joseph 52 The ISF i.nr.ormed . Fre~ch dleport, 0. 12 28 6tc I Xavier vs. - Lu z 12 tB file 1 1115 - ~ -· · -- ---, WANTED TO BUY- Boat and Findlay Tourney Cleveland St. Edward 63 sWimming clen 1 YllU SAVED and slaved 'or , motor. Ph . 667·3031. 12 27 6tp ; Ashla"d vs. Earlham t lnd ) Cleveland Cathedral Latin that ,'~~It~\ wa> wall to. wal l carpet. K~ep 1t 1 -l lleid e-lberg vs. Findlay disallow~ l:~ new w1Lh lllue Lustre. Rent I COPPEH H., 28c lb.; 6rass, i Arkansa!l Tourney Maryland 's geographic cen- l po~l ~~as meters. I BOY or GIRL eled.ne shan:-pooer $1. Baker red. J8c !b .. yellow, 16c ~P. ; 1 Kent :itate vs. __ ter is 41h mile~ northwest of 1 un er e . • 1 Impala Hardtop. Locally owned and only 12,000 mll01, cylinder, power steering, spotless fawn Jnterior, furniture, Middleport. . Kadi ators, 16c lb.; Battenes, rt. Pleasant Tourney Davidsonville, Anne · r.u 1'7lm In Rutland on Main 1 flbeautiful maroon finish, radio and heater. Street & College Avt. 12 28 61c 51.15 ea., dean No. 1 inJtl. Rio Grnnde v:;. W Va. State County. BOSTON -Detroit ~ Earn Money and Prizes 8 x J5 Prairie Schooner house- Bill Bailey· P. 0. Box 14 · Concord vs. Cedarville Bert Marshall Will Delivering The Daily 1 trail er, 2 bedrooms. bath. Reedsville, 0 . 12 22 121l Wooster Tourney Detroit Tech vs. Hiram be off his skates for at least ' Sentin~l to estabfishtd Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, car!)eled. Only ~995. Julin Wooster V.li. Ruffaln State •!ar!'e Mttauskvlsn. g!Mimus!~nurngu~ Lliwzedoweeks after being dhospl ita- I Powerglide. Buy today, Route Richmond. 814 E•>l Main Sl , , STANUING timber In Ohio Slippery Rock (Pa) " ·th collapse ung Pnmero~ 1'11 992 -2451 beIore or Wesl Virginia, or .abash lind. I Dcnl·son vs. Ohio Weslc J1·an WI Tuesday a 's 4·4 t1e . w1th . : old I vs. W 1 · CALL 992-2156 I Ill <1. m. {Olher hours ju~l farms Wllh Limber. Manon Mount Union 1'oorney I {Jr<~nite 'City Classic the s·;ston Bruins. doctors 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white ()Vet maybe) . 12 2.1 tfc Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse. ! Mt. Union vs. Grove O ty 1Pa ..l Otterbein vs. St. 1'homas annQunced Wednesday. turquoise finish. VB. Automatic. Radio and Heater. 18 9 . ' 0. ~~~lp ~· Marshall, who underwem ' Wanted SAVE MONEY ON I surgery at Newton-Wcllsly Hos· ACROSS 2. Do.th 20. Foot<d pita! to inflate the lung, spent a 5 p~fec~:~~~~ 5 Fot Sale or Rent : : ~~i~~~ zt. ~~':un 1 comfortable night. Jt is expert· I 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally owned and low mileage 3. ;~~~tllop FLAME CUTTERS Still time to get that Euly -~~ - - - - · ~-mlss!le 4. Affirmative tered ed to take three to six: days to WELDERS Discount. T•ke deliv.ry now, 7 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms. 9. Kind ot rock reply 22. B('ha.ve fuJiy expand hi s right lung. I by original owner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue finish, radio and heater. L.A YFOAUBTRIMCENTOR 5 get it off your '66 income 1~ baths. Ph. 992-25!10. ,'"•· CEglgl -like 5. Gauchn'll 2:1 Cereal STEEL A In, We nave it in ~tock. . i zens weapon grain Th 1 111c standard r:=tlf' for nwn 1l 25 Uc nflAdz 6.Acro&M 2;i. NeaaNEW YORK (UPI) e 5 1 rX J) Prient£"d 1n lht: abm·e Are1 Werehouse 13. Rental 7.Anc!,tnt live 1 Southland didn't give birth to 1 cl assifications 1s S:l15 per ~a POMEROY . eontra.ct Jef<!nse 26. Fllts basketball, but it's rapidly be- l ho 11r . Business Se I'VICet 1-t. u ottligate<J djtcn 21. Slmple4 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, clean Interior, jet 1\.flply in person, Monrla:.• ..., ·~ 992·2181 1~. Group of 8. Cut In two ton~ Y•krd•J'• ....... coming the fatherland of the black finish, radio and heater. lhrough Friday 8 a m 'til 4 -4:,.i. I; monopolistJJ 9. Pn..'ltime 29. Set afloat sport in small college circles. .',Y:~:i, • t 16. Music note 11. Wooded JU. Bed linen · 37. Meuure The weekly UPI small college p m., or phone 'coliN'I.. (419) 691-2475 I i1 17. Familiar ravine~~. 32. Shed blood of land 1 •MERICAN SHIP contraction 15. Motion 3~. Stringed 38. Depa.rlll ratings released Wednesday .., ' -BUILDING co. ' BUI)(J~~1 PHIC~D turnlture lr j 18. Chlorine: picture~ Instrument 40. Religious show five schools from south of 2245 Front St. our third floor budget shop. 1 ON •ym. 17. Children's 36. German school; the Mason·Dix.on line among the New tires, clean interior, radio, heater, black finish. Toledo, Ohio Baktr furruture, Middleport , I 19. White game river allobr. nd h f I ' OhiO Hou!le t ree records o An equa op port un; lfl i nome r/.1. l z. ~ 4 'h ~ It) o'l; top those10 team boasts aperfect emp)oyror - - - - -- - - - ll 12 -i 22. Branches tEh '/.1 __ . __ HOUSL coal , gravel fer dnv e- 1 of learning ~ ?.I 10 through game~ of Snturday. 1 COON, Ex. L.L., $1.75. llats, way . 1 will deh vl'r Ph . 99~- J 24 . Group '/1 Dec. 24. Low mileage, local 1 owner, std. trans. Turquoise finish, vinyl interior. R&H. 1 2 Ex. ·L~., $1.20, Skunk, E.t 7286. 1 acting tbr l!l Kentucky Wesleyan, with a L.L., 41100. St. 7~·. l\1ml.: F\ , I 12-15-JOtp 1 Have your tra ctor overhaul· V/. 1 6-0 record, continued to lead the 26. ~:!:~ c·on, Cpe, WAS $1395 1 L.L. ',-. I '· ;It F. $3.25, OppO!I--- - , cd IIOW ul a big savmgs. We 28. JU:md s lde !'/,. ratings for the rourth straight UIC REDUCED T O - ~ Bet' I i' FOR 1\ EAI ,LV pro fess lOnal re- I arc al onWinter !rae· I •• n sum, .• X, L.L. , o/lk', tor runnmg o~·erhaulsa .speci {or the hot~IM ~ week as the Panthers received lnvi<ta. White finish, red Interior, like new Urea, pohideJ Tr .• 6c lb. Bill Bailey, I !mlbi cletm your carpets w!ih ! month:;. Have your tra ctor ~: ~:\~;~~ ~ let zo 21 20 first place votes and 324 wer steering and brakes, automatic trans., radio and Box Reedsville. 0. prem1u m quality Lustre F'oarn l ready lo go to work when mammal points from lhe 35-man UPI heater, good top. R 1 · h 1 spring comes •nd sav e down r// r/.1 2.12:s rnrh 1,, 22 1''1 c ent c cctnc s ilmpoocr ur time. 33. Exclama· rLL r/.1 v/,V/, . Joining them in the 1 SJ with purchase. Ebers bach 1 tlon ... ,, •• 1 t · 1 f the South ' -~-:;.._-:-::-:-;--~~~S4. Competitol'll 2.r. ,.., ~ 2e ..se ec c1rc es rom 0 ' -~otic__~-- . Hdwt•., Pomeroy, 1·2 ., 2 6,, ; 37. Tntocmll" V/ rh" ~~.. !were Grambling, Southern Un· 59 FORD GALAXIE 4 DOOR o--::=:-: • •, tenttever f// r/.1 ·versity La., Pan American and l WILL NOT be responsible ror: - · _ _ _ . PHONE 992.2176 S9. Fine linen 1 any debts contra('Led by ;wy- GOOD, clean, lu mp, egg and POMEROY OHIO to_ T~acaJ<e ~4 3!0 u F.% !17 1 ~ State. VB Engine, Std. Trans. _ _ _ $395 one ,.,.h'er thM mv sf'll oil treated stoker coal. Pea· 4L Fur acart !' ~ ' ,/ 42 Build ''Y' D. Gibbs, Mason, W. ' ' Veteran& Memorial Hospital ·1 60 FORD- 2 DOOR Stanlar cock Coal Co·• l block lrom MAKE MOR E pRO F'IT by 43.· ToOOggan va. ~ 1 2 28 :lt.c i tral iic ll~ht m Ch~:ihlre, 0 . , listing your f1r~' s servic~s in u . Nettike 41 4Z AclmisslQns - Mrs. Floyd 6 Cyl., Std. Trans. - - - - - $245 1 . . - ' Ph. 367·7526. I2 I Ltc I the Dally Sentmel's Busmess fabric r// !I Vh 44 ~ Borina. Albany; Thurston Stone.' 58 FORD 4 DOOR PIANO Tunme:, SChiHJ - - -.. . co Iurnn. 10 10 u DOWN r// V/.1 Jr., Pomcro.v,, Doog1BS Burns, O I, ctJUrrh, t· ml'l 1967 LOW BOY~STEREO - Ju:-;t I Se rvtce Ph I. . 1, Frown VB Engine, P.$., Auto. - - - - - $245 tlo'l1e · .~:~ nf' anw s, ,.,r.. 12.-2.~ Pomeroy; Freda Henderson. Pt. 55l9 d 8 taken m has AM & FM Ster, t aruun a. m.12 21 12 tl co radi~, 4 speed automatic CUSTOM but('hering, will buy DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Pleasant ; Oavid Grant, Ewing55 OLOS !U. CPE. $125 change;. Take over pay- hides. Phil Meier, 99:!-3!)111 A it Y D L 8 A. A. ll R ton : Christie Grant 1 Ewington:, 59 PLYMOUTH ST. WAGON, 6 cyl. _ $99 11 nls of $6.42 per month or 11 1 rfc L 0 N II' E 1' L 0 W Catherine Collins, Tuppers ' ~ 1 " 1' and StaniE'y Auclion ' me One tetter almply atand" for another. ln this &ample A 11 usee! TRUCK BUY.Of.THE·WEEK Hr .' JSt ' and Tradir.g Post pay balance due $118.48. Try for the three L'&, X tor •"" two 0'11, etc. Single letterN, apo11 Plains. , . t · n your home. Call 992AUCTIUNtr:P.:11: trophies, the length &nd turm11Unn of the word• are all hlnli. Discharges Harry Bolin, I l 1 111 now under one root at r-• I . &lc ..... mplelt Ser., 1Cl Eactl day the code letter. are dl!terent.. Lena Radcliff, Sally Powell, 3216 12 28 1.aur~l Clift· School Hou:;e I ' ~ 111 J'(nu1iun · d d d " A Cryptorram Quotation 3U ~u· 1Mrs. Floy Boring an on State Route 124 and new Write. Prnnt M t:ontld WAS $1295. 8 FT. PLEETSIDE Ill i by-~s.s. open daily at SINGE R - L~te m~el Si~er A. l.. llltAUt'UHlJ Z 8 L D R C D 8 M A L EM I A Jll M W ter. and I st wmg machme, lhts machme Rolcla~. Ollto 1 ~ noon . .Jim Adams VlEKLVltF Dl DBMRV aLKKRWMCC! PI SENT •ld \~r,rlhy StctnleJ . 11 20 ttc equipped to siz zag, darn. t I Ue .-..::::.....:._.....:. · ~-:-:-c- · m~ke buttonholes, has lovely -ZL8KIOM · Mel•• General HoeJJttnl · ment W.~tnt~d I walnut console. Take over SI!:WING marhlnet. repatr ser -'1lrnluioni - LeAn~rd HeM, ' 'V•Um:lay'a C~yptnquote: I HAVE ALWAYS' QJNSITJERJ:r.D YoiJNG m~n-;;ut-- or hi_gh t.>rhon l payments of $5.51 per month viet. all rnakt:l_ WY .t-l1.1J4 MY FACE A CONVENIENCE ICATHER THAN AN ORNA• Sr., Pomeroy; Bertha Gill.' P11 m- • ,P.fE~ ' crov: 0l)'li O&r."t (!h . .. ~; re; Au. lnterested In electronic~. 152 vr pay balance due ~ 22 l'ht! f':thr11 ~hno . Pnmero"'l ~&NT.-0. W ,.. HOf ....... --' drla Jeffers, Pomeroy, · OPEN 'EVEIIINGS Mo!n St. , Butternut Ave., Prl . l tr' ru~·. Try il in your hvme. Ca ll Autn.,m.ed Sm&er S;det ano Pomero ,. Dilcbarsts - None. 12 29 6tp 992·3218, 12 28 6tC 1\erVIL.._ ~ lll tiC IN FORMA liON GOOOLI •1111 sNuPJIV SMITH BtAmNARS I .. BLAEnNAR$ r ' LI'L ABNEit RADIATOR AT FIRST I · LOOKED A.J.•..j' LOOKED WI>. SERVICE S !I;Op P.. H. IOI~E SOMEONE TO AOOPTME, BUT-I D·DOi'ST 50 /W-11/.0RE- KEITH GOBlE FORD ~'URNISHED i ~"!-4fl[f" I 1 I ., IEk a Ml!8l ·..,r:o-·· ..-- -.. --- . l KIJO\AJ A~D I'M THI~KI~G OF AS~ifJG (O~..t;REI:~ 110 1 IIJVESllGATI>I WHY? B£CAliSS W€'VE &Ekl GffiiU'. VEfi& roJR OVALITY '(~RS LAlUY, THAT'S WH~! THE!{ iXJGI-\TA 1 ~COWM1£ ~q<JFt,.~D . ~ I r\ " " ~ ~VIC6S I ' t----..--1'--'r ...... 1 I ., I 1 ~~ WANTE0 491 The best and last used car sale of 1966 means real :close-out buys 65 Chevrolet$~:s~ Now ~ ~095 u: .-~ .. ' By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE YEAI-1 ~ W~Ar·o:; ~~ l U~ 1rlG r OR' WO!.'DS jrLl Btl HE DO~Srl r "'lOW ('.:r( ll / IT I ~ OVd( fO~JR I.~TTSI.'~, . (o/IU ( !:.'1 ;~·J'(~·1 ~'·I.LI_ IHO\:iE Rl(iHl l ol;..-1 1-1 , ~A ~l!:!lJ.:!J I M AV~ 1--it: '<, GOf ':wCJMt.HmH:., AT TH.'IT I ·-- 1-W\ OLD u.~A1 • "JU RL.:OL '~O.: . 1-1 ro1~1E', JLJD(, IJ-l~ 1: { 11, 1, LG" r.r b.·.· '•. I. II ~~E> TO[)t;'ff, (111·1 I·OR TI--l[ AVAN 7·GAP(!i;: (.,HD COLl'o.L.I:: CROWD: CALL !T·. "THt f:OUR LE lTCR MAl--. / 64 Chevrolet 4 Dr ~: $1295 I I I '-==========:'! 0 Ally fERTILIZER 64 Chev Bel Air R•d~~d $1395 CROSSWORD Br V. T. HAMLIN I'M SOi.RY 'IOU DIDN'T L!K!' lH' ONI.Y IT IJ;NV, MEifNV GO FAA DIDN'T LY~iCS . EN<l.JGH, EH? 4 I 'I,;===========, SPECIAL TRACTOR OVERHAULS I I 64 Volkswagen ~:~.'~~ $1195 62 Volkswagen~~:,.,_ $895 I 64 Corvair ~••,. __ $1095 .. ,. m• 1 62 B , k ··'1J.'f,'+I,...J..~ '­ ..,.,. :l>-' ,.___ 0 0 D WELL .l GUE5 5 501 IF YOU w.•NT YOUR D'UGH"!'R TO $1295 MISS HALF THE FIJN. 1 " w GET IN ON OUR BARGAIN ROW Meigs Equioment Co. 1 1 r0 I ° 4 1962 CHEV. V-8 PICKUP .. · · .. $1150 J ----- I I POMEROY .MOTOR CO. m.., ,. . " l[Gl:8 o E,r1cW L-<.'..-1-: 1tN Iii ~OUR LETTEJ,' ·:__. .VO!;>OS M1C'HT TQP ' EM 8_1J,- ! " BUGS BUNNY WiT H SOME ASS IS TANCo. I ~ E 1_ 1 EVE 1 CAN I. OH , STUP IT, P nEF? ~ HOW lt!U'R'£ TA o_I<IN(i ~LL\' I �_(J. ..... '' ·~~,,. • ' • ( .' ' f· ' .. f .Extra Cash The Want Ad Way BUsiness Serviceg. ~~NT · AD L' \&-.Daily Sentinel, Pomer~-Middleport; o., -~~· 1006 1 For •Dt.•••• Business Servicea LOWEEZ.V? SHERIFF"TI\IT )NHAR PAW 'S STI.LL WUl. · WIIO'I> , DOA LOW-DOWN TRICK LIKE 'THAT? SAtfS & SERVIa !-~ ;·-~~\ - ... ~ :U.. +r: ,.., HE'll $E fATIIIj' IN TJ-1' JI\I~HOUSE,­ SOMEBODY TOLD WORK IN' For S.le Rent w•• :t, ";':. •:r,;;..,•·':'..,"' "' ,.,j WHQ'LL COOK ' S'NUFFY's VITTL.ES. 1 READY -Mill mncrete dellve~ 111 ed rlght to your project Fasl •o..~::...•:;.,:oh.,~ '6 ROOMS and bath, 170 Mul- LUSTRE FOAM'-s exclusive cnl· and easy. Free eoumatea. Lorain King 97 Lakewood 71 ~~:~::.~:~· , berry Ave. Ph. 992-%431 before or brightening formu1a will PDone 992-3284. Goeglein Fairview 15;6 Berea 54 9 a. m. or after 5 p. m. Avail- make your carpets look like Ready·Ma Co., Middleport. Maple Helgh!s 70 SOlon 64 . M50 SPORT Bl ONI 0, '"" , · .. able after Jan. 8. new again. Electric sha~ Ohio. 6 30 uo Black Rivet 70 So. Amherst S2 ' . . -.uLAtto .. , 12 29 tfc pooer rental $1. Ebersbacn . _.::.:::.::._______ Clev•l•nd John Adams 63 NIC E511 PE:Ot"L ~I CALL BOBCAT n•· ~~~....,r - r f t l l m. ''-"' .. "' 1 to :.t/"" ••• .., _,... ----- Hdwe., Pomeroy, 0. ' AlR CONDITIONING Refrlger Du Bois (Pa.) 57 DICK RAWLINGS . SPRINT ::;::~ ;"',.!.':':,., MI~ MODERN furnished first floor 12 29 6tc i atioo ~rvice. Jack's Refrig· Bay V111age 88 · ' 1 ••:_-;, ...':',~...=: efficiency apartment in Mid· - .--· - ! eratlon, New Haven. Phone Cleveland Wt:st 63 Rawlings Honda Sales dleport. Ph. 992·31174. ONE NEW 1200.00 cham saw TU :1-3537, 4 8 tic Painesville Harvey 54 w.!~~~· ,..a 12 14 tfc l for $125.00. 152 Butternut Ave. Fairp:irt 47 Phone 992-2143 WY l-2151 . f'rom the Largest Truck or • et111 , MW w..o •• lftM...._. · -· Pomeroy 12 29 6tp 1G R 1 Pomeroy, 0. MIDDLEPOAI OHIO Mum•u"' caa,.. " """ TRAILER, Brown's Trailer , · ~- · .~ HEATING, PLUMB N , ura Terry 86 Butldozer kadiator To 'fbe 10 " C•nh -=~~=·~~"'' • Park, Minersville, 0 . Ph. 992- POTATOES, get your winter Dolol Bottle Gas. Arnold canton ·:st. Thomas Acqujnas 65 §mallest Heater Core. " _., dilt o.-..nt ,. •••• ... l2-27·tfc potatoe9 while they last. Brothers, 611 E. MaiD St., Louisville 15 Marlington 73 lot) 3324. DON'T BE ,,.:: o•,.as,=:,.~-::·o~~,':r. ••, b Clarence Proffitt, Portland, t"omeroy. t ~ tfc Columbus East 72 1 ., . . . . . . . . ., . rtUnlmiiM IHh 6 ROOM house and ath, Ur· 0 Ph 843-2254 10 30 tfc Cuyahoga Falls 50 Ph. 9924143 Pomeroy ASHAMED OF ~':::':'. =·~· nace and garage, 255 w. Main . . • Auto Sales Tuscarawas Valley 50 Lake .ult..;.;:...;.;.:,:,;.;;_ _ _ _ __ 100 .. . . " 11.... te ' St., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992- ONE PLEASURE pony cart 1961 CORY AIR, 2 door, four Garaway 113.. R . idgewood 58 " "" a.·~ aat••' • A. M._ •• l1tll Noen 2668 992-2961 12 5 tf ' YOIJR DIRTY CAR ~ Raw Radlafor ,, ';~' ,'~.::•~ __ ... or_ · ~ practically new. Ph . 992-2215. speed, bucket :;eats, good Dayton Fairview 85 COreS : ~ auuu P•oouc:n•• 3 ROOM furnished apartment 12 28 Jtc condition. Price $5011. Phone Dayton Wilbur Wright 49 FOR a Car a Truck eHe1ttr ONLY ( ••,., AD and 4 room furni:;hed apart992-7796. 12 28 3tp Dayton Col. White 83 -· West .coast Athletic confer- 1 Core •Bulldozer WY 2-2156 ment. Adults. References. 126 Wagon Dayton KISer 65 1 ence at San Jose, Calif: 1963 · FORD Station BE PROUD OF eAny Typo Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992- 1 Hann• L"lne Dayton Meadowdale 74 I list Round) • Country Sedan, .one · owner, D ba A CLEAN CAR 12 8 11' · Memor1r I 6696 • TRAVEL TRAILERS good lires. R&H, power Day~n un r 70 Loyola 86 S Jose St 70 1 U-DRIVE· THRU .. ----: 4ROOM un-furnished apartmenl IQuality Built) st~ring, good eonditon. Ph. Dayton Patterson 55 . ~ Fran 86 Pepperdine 71 CAR WASH W'J 2-2196 MlddleCJOrt, 0 ~tVING memory of our in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. 1967 Models In Stock Dayton Silvers 44 Rainbow Classic 992_3346 or 992_2186 . wifeand mother, Amy : 11 16 tfc ROUSH & LYONS · Mont 70 Notre Dame 69 (C) 12 28 tfc Dayton Roosevelt 85 passed away on . j I Dayton Roth 611 Harvard 77 Hawaii Mrns 66 (C) ROOKIE HONORED MORRISON NAMED 29 1961 ffiAILER space on Browne I I CAMPING TRAILERS Insurance Dayton Belmont 611 Sui>-Pac 71 Portland 70 can 'ever .take away, · Avt!., Middleport. Ph. !192- Horton St. Muonc w. Va. -~.. - ... -~ Dayte>n Chaminade 58 California 83 Hawaii 69 ST. LOUJS <UPl) - Leftban- GARDEN CITY, N.Y. (UPU' 1 10 2 62 The"'love a heart holds dear; _ _ ~· --·---~-ll tfc GET A quotation from REU· Fairborn 97 Far West Classic 1 der Larry Jaster of the St. Louis -Joe Monison, who .saw act~oD Forid memories linger every 2 bedroom apartn ;R INSURANCE AGENCY Dayton NorthridRe 57 tlol Round) , Cardinals wlll share the St. as an end, Danker and runmns day, men! , furnace heat, Middle· ALL NEW FOR 1967 ll"IC. before renewing your Kettermg Fairmont Ea~t 1~ Oreg'on 67 Minnesota 60 1 Louis Baseball Writers' Associa- back with the New York Giants auto Insurance. We may be Belib ro ok 61 Wash St 92 W Virginia 86 • 1•• waa R~embrance keeps you port, 0. Ph. 992-38i4. I (67 Ap..:he M1r1d•l , tion rookie of the year award during the 1966 campCU&U, able to save you money. 1 " · 1 21 F t Long II 28 U D ar. c " Du• Dtc. 10 Chapman In-vlt.ationa1 with teammate Joe R.oerner, it named the Giants' most va . 1967 Apaches ,....,ua8 2 tfc Miamisburg 70 Wayne 55 Snd!l missed b~ C I a~~ n t' e 1 nOOM furnis hed ~partment Milton 77 Covington 53 Hst Round) ble player by his teammaiQ iD 1was learned Wednesday. Cia$; and famtly. L .. 9 ltp in Middleport. ne<~r shopping AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Worthington 76 Urbana 61 Valley St 87 Irvine 82 · balloting conducted for the Long . cancelled! Lost your opera~ Waynesf,·eld-Goshen 63 Ada 61 Fullerlon 90 Westmont 88 I The 22-year-old Jaster, who Island Alhletic Club's first area. Also a 1·2 be droom R 1E I t f 5 I f U sh Card Of ih.nk. ea S a e or a • or's license? Call WY ~2iffi6. \I~.erm•ntown 88 Hillsboro 46 F-way Tournament pitched .•ve consecu house trailer. Ph. 992-3346 aft... ·~ h 1 ve h ut· annual pro football MVP --- · t:r 5 p. m. e 15 tlc Laurelville 84 Huntington 80 Occidental 82 Los Ans St 81 outs agamst t 12 28 tfc ! · L A 1e eague Dodg c am1 t honors. WE W1SH tn express our tha nk ~ -. -- · b d - · - THE L. D. (Doad) King real 1l Logan Elm 70 Zane Trace 59 Cal Poly Pma 103 Azusa Pac 76 p10n os nge es ers as e1 et th d ~OUk HOllM furms e &pari Colunlbus Northland 6 Cal •·•g ··lnvitatiunal season. finished the year with The club will soon s 7 to Dr. Grub, Dr. P :~•" : · an . .. estate in the village of Sy ra· Jnternatiomll Hockey League ~ 1" k ts' t e 1 blefl 1 14 , all the staff at tf.t~ Vt"ter:.t!ls ment~WY_ l~Jt,58.__-~·- - .h: cuse. Sutton Township, I By United Pn·ss International Liberty Union 66 tlsl Round) an 11·5 record , walking 45 and New Yor Je mos va ua I\.knmrial lio:;.pit <~l fo r the1 r F-uRNisHED and unrurnished which is the old baseball park I Staudiogs Lancaster ' 49 Athens 37 I Riverside 78 Frsno-Pac 52 striking out 92 in 152 innings player as well as the MVPs k,~1d,rless and help dllring my apartments Close to school. ) and other land witl b~ ~o lrl 1u 1Team W L 1' Pis Columbus South~~ Cal Aggies 73 Pomna St 44 while posting a 3.26 earned run from the National and Ameri. 10 18 L1c ,I the highest bidd:r .at t 11e o1· : Dayton Chillicothe 72 Chico Invitational average, can football leagues, opt: r~tion . AIso tIl:tnl.s 10 t I;e Phone 1192 ·54J4. 1a 14 1 Ji Mllrtm Funeral Hume m fice of J. B. 0 Brien, Attor- [ Toledo ;, Miller 68 York 56 llst Round I 17 13 1 3 HL!lland , the Hev. SlleW;. <.~1 1. for Sale ney, 100 \.1.~ Court Street, Porn- ~ Port Huron l.'i U 3 33 Vinton 76 Home...Car.nan 54 SW Missou ri ~~~~s&~~ark 76 o•1r friends for the flowers. eroy, 0 .. Friday, December 1 Des Moines lG 13 1 :W The Plams 64 Chico St 55 I .1er t·<•rd!'. visits , sy mpath.v and l9G6 SINGER _ f' ul ly equip- 30, 1966, at 10 a. m. Must be Fort Wayne H IG 0 32 Starr-Washington 40 Sacrmnto St 85 W1l lamette 77 prayers 31 the fu~ ~ of our ped 10 zig zag, monogram, sold for not less Uum $5,000 [ Muskegon H 111 n 2<l Chanccy-Dcwer 82 . SW Missou~i 91 L&Clark 76. mlant son. ltL~:ssf' ll 1\ay Hid1- f<mcy de~ign, buttonhol.e, etc. the appri ased .value. For fur-· Columbus North IJallia 46 SW Missouri 91 Lws&clrk 7ti 1 22 0 22 nwnd. Mr. and .\!rs. William F'or qUJ ck sale, S42 or eight ther infor mation. cal~ 992Wednesday's Results Euckcve Valley 91 Northmor 32 Scrmlno St 87 Wlmte 77 H Richmond. 12 29 1lp payments $6 t>ach. Ph. 992-~ 2ntJ. Eugene Lampkm . Ex:- Des Moines 4 Fort Wayn e 1 Colum.tms Hartley 70 Calif Tech 103 Azusa Pac 76 2685 . 12 29 tic ecutor of the Estate of L. D. 1 Tonight's Schedul~ Columbus Brookltaven 54 Idaho St. 81 Albuquerqce 71 . _l!!!: •.nd . Ft~und . 1960 VACUUJ\l CLEAN ER, out I King, Dec. 12 24 3tc : Port lluron a; M~skegol1 Nelsonville 62 Glouster 50 · Ames-Bern 64 Alexander 55 NO RECORD LOST - Reward for lost dog, of l~:~yaway, tank type w i l tl I friday'~ Scbedule Upper Arlington 51 PARIS lUPI) - France's blac~ lllld tan fox hou nd. · all cleaning attachmen ts. On- i'TS ACRE rarm, house w1tb 9 l D<~yton at Toledo Columbus North 48 Alain Mosconi's world record 1 Ans w·~~. fo name · Hock .'' lv. 4 paym~.rns ot $5.41. Pull room s and bath, cel!llr, ce llar , For! Wayne at Des Memes . 1our mmutes, 105 .. ~. c· ncinnati Elder 70 time of 1 Lost ...... ..... ~ Buck's Lake. 1{1. :{3 . warranty . Ph. 992·2685. house, 2 large barns, free I h oo t. ._ l Hoger Bacon 55 seconds for t e 4 me er Pt1or&~Hto5. 12 28 6Lp 12 21l fc gas, 2 far m ponds. immed l· Ohio College Basketball Hamilton Tart 84 freestyle turned in .at Acapulc~J 'fl.P,;. · MI LLIO\S Of rugs have Deenl ate occupancy. Pearl Wil · ' Schedule Finnevtown 48 will not be recogmzed by the trfelp Wanted i cleaned with Bl ue Lustre. lt'i l IIams, 992-23 t8 or 99~~~\fc ! By United Press ~nternation al Purcell 82 St. Thomas 4l International Swimming FederDF.~-KC~ERK - Wantt'd . - nlale.l Ameriea ·s finest. R.enl elee- , Ohio ()tntc <~o~i~~~e St. Xavier 59 Colerain 53 ation, it was announced WedlJ,ell· lnqu1re at Ohio lintel. Mid- I Inc sha mpoor $1. Pom.,ouyl Wanted To Buy Clevr!Jnd St. Ignatius 55 day. Cement Block Co., Pomerny. SeauJe Legion Tourney Cleveland St. Joseph 52 The ISF i.nr.ormed . Fre~ch dleport, 0. 12 28 6tc I Xavier vs. - Lu z 12 tB file 1 1115 - ~ -· · -- ---, WANTED TO BUY- Boat and Findlay Tourney Cleveland St. Edward 63 sWimming clen 1 YllU SAVED and slaved 'or , motor. Ph . 667·3031. 12 27 6tp ; Ashla"d vs. Earlham t lnd ) Cleveland Cathedral Latin that ,'~~It~\ wa> wall to. wal l carpet. K~ep 1t 1 -l lleid e-lberg vs. Findlay disallow~ l:~ new w1Lh lllue Lustre. Rent I COPPEH H., 28c lb.; 6rass, i Arkansa!l Tourney Maryland 's geographic cen- l po~l ~~as meters. I BOY or GIRL eled.ne shan:-pooer $1. Baker red. J8c !b .. yellow, 16c ~P. ; 1 Kent :itate vs. __ ter is 41h mile~ northwest of 1 un er e . • 1 Impala Hardtop. Locally owned and only 12,000 mll01, cylinder, power steering, spotless fawn Jnterior, furniture, Middleport. . Kadi ators, 16c lb.; Battenes, rt. Pleasant Tourney Davidsonville, Anne · r.u 1'7lm In Rutland on Main 1 flbeautiful maroon finish, radio and heater. Street & College Avt. 12 28 61c 51.15 ea., dean No. 1 inJtl. Rio Grnnde v:;. W Va. State County. BOSTON -Detroit ~ Earn Money and Prizes 8 x J5 Prairie Schooner house- Bill Bailey· P. 0. Box 14 · Concord vs. Cedarville Bert Marshall Will Delivering The Daily 1 trail er, 2 bedrooms. bath. Reedsville, 0 . 12 22 121l Wooster Tourney Detroit Tech vs. Hiram be off his skates for at least ' Sentin~l to estabfishtd Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, car!)eled. Only ~995. Julin Wooster V.li. Ruffaln State •!ar!'e Mttauskvlsn. g!Mimus!~nurngu~ Lliwzedoweeks after being dhospl ita- I Powerglide. Buy today, Route Richmond. 814 E•>l Main Sl , , STANUING timber In Ohio Slippery Rock (Pa) " ·th collapse ung Pnmero~ 1'11 992 -2451 beIore or Wesl Virginia, or .abash lind. I Dcnl·son vs. Ohio Weslc J1·an WI Tuesday a 's 4·4 t1e . w1th . : old I vs. W 1 · CALL 992-2156 I Ill <1. m. {Olher hours ju~l farms Wllh Limber. Manon Mount Union 1'oorney I {Jr<~nite 'City Classic the s·;ston Bruins. doctors 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white ()Vet maybe) . 12 2.1 tfc Reynolds, Box 77, Syracuse. ! Mt. Union vs. Grove O ty 1Pa ..l Otterbein vs. St. 1'homas annQunced Wednesday. turquoise finish. VB. Automatic. Radio and Heater. 18 9 . ' 0. ~~~lp ~· Marshall, who underwem ' Wanted SAVE MONEY ON I surgery at Newton-Wcllsly Hos· ACROSS 2. Do.th 20. Foot<d pita! to inflate the lung, spent a 5 p~fec~:~~~~ 5 Fot Sale or Rent : : ~~i~~~ zt. ~~':un 1 comfortable night. Jt is expert· I 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally owned and low mileage 3. ;~~~tllop FLAME CUTTERS Still time to get that Euly -~~ - - - - · ~-mlss!le 4. Affirmative tered ed to take three to six: days to WELDERS Discount. T•ke deliv.ry now, 7 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms. 9. Kind ot rock reply 22. B('ha.ve fuJiy expand hi s right lung. I by original owner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue finish, radio and heater. L.A YFOAUBTRIMCENTOR 5 get it off your '66 income 1~ baths. Ph. 992-25!10. ,'"•· CEglgl -like 5. Gauchn'll 2:1 Cereal STEEL A In, We nave it in ~tock. . i zens weapon grain Th 1 111c standard r:=tlf' for nwn 1l 25 Uc nflAdz 6.Acro&M 2;i. NeaaNEW YORK (UPI) e 5 1 rX J) Prient£"d 1n lht: abm·e Are1 Werehouse 13. Rental 7.Anc!,tnt live 1 Southland didn't give birth to 1 cl assifications 1s S:l15 per ~a POMEROY . eontra.ct Jef<!nse 26. Fllts basketball, but it's rapidly be- l ho 11r . Business Se I'VICet 1-t. u ottligate<J djtcn 21. Slmple4 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, clean Interior, jet 1\.flply in person, Monrla:.• ..., ·~ 992·2181 1~. Group of 8. Cut In two ton~ Y•krd•J'• ....... coming the fatherland of the black finish, radio and heater. lhrough Friday 8 a m 'til 4 -4:,.i. I; monopolistJJ 9. Pn..'ltime 29. Set afloat sport in small college circles. .',Y:~:i, • t 16. Music note 11. Wooded JU. Bed linen · 37. Meuure The weekly UPI small college p m., or phone 'coliN'I.. (419) 691-2475 I i1 17. Familiar ravine~~. 32. Shed blood of land 1 •MERICAN SHIP contraction 15. Motion 3~. Stringed 38. Depa.rlll ratings released Wednesday .., ' -BUILDING co. ' BUI)(J~~1 PHIC~D turnlture lr j 18. Chlorine: picture~ Instrument 40. Religious show five schools from south of 2245 Front St. our third floor budget shop. 1 ON •ym. 17. Children's 36. German school; the Mason·Dix.on line among the New tires, clean interior, radio, heater, black finish. Toledo, Ohio Baktr furruture, Middleport , I 19. White game river allobr. nd h f I ' OhiO Hou!le t ree records o An equa op port un; lfl i nome r/.1. l z. ~ 4 'h ~ It) o'l; top those10 team boasts aperfect emp)oyror - - - - -- - - - ll 12 -i 22. Branches tEh '/.1 __ . __ HOUSL coal , gravel fer dnv e- 1 of learning ~ ?.I 10 through game~ of Snturday. 1 COON, Ex. L.L., $1.75. llats, way . 1 will deh vl'r Ph . 99~- J 24 . Group '/1 Dec. 24. Low mileage, local 1 owner, std. trans. Turquoise finish, vinyl interior. R&H. 1 2 Ex. ·L~., $1.20, Skunk, E.t 7286. 1 acting tbr l!l Kentucky Wesleyan, with a L.L., 41100. St. 7~·. l\1ml.: F\ , I 12-15-JOtp 1 Have your tra ctor overhaul· V/. 1 6-0 record, continued to lead the 26. ~:!:~ c·on, Cpe, WAS $1395 1 L.L. ',-. I '· ;It F. $3.25, OppO!I--- - , cd IIOW ul a big savmgs. We 28. JU:md s lde !'/,. ratings for the rourth straight UIC REDUCED T O - ~ Bet' I i' FOR 1\ EAI ,LV pro fess lOnal re- I arc al onWinter !rae· I •• n sum, .• X, L.L. , o/lk', tor runnmg o~·erhaulsa .speci {or the hot~IM ~ week as the Panthers received lnvi<ta. White finish, red Interior, like new Urea, pohideJ Tr .• 6c lb. Bill Bailey, I !mlbi cletm your carpets w!ih ! month:;. Have your tra ctor ~: ~:\~;~~ ~ let zo 21 20 first place votes and 324 wer steering and brakes, automatic trans., radio and Box Reedsville. 0. prem1u m quality Lustre F'oarn l ready lo go to work when mammal points from lhe 35-man UPI heater, good top. R 1 · h 1 spring comes •nd sav e down r// r/.1 2.12:s rnrh 1,, 22 1''1 c ent c cctnc s ilmpoocr ur time. 33. Exclama· rLL r/.1 v/,V/, . Joining them in the 1 SJ with purchase. Ebers bach 1 tlon ... ,, •• 1 t · 1 f the South ' -~-:;.._-:-::-:-;--~~~S4. Competitol'll 2.r. ,.., ~ 2e ..se ec c1rc es rom 0 ' -~otic__~-- . Hdwt•., Pomeroy, 1·2 ., 2 6,, ; 37. Tntocmll" V/ rh" ~~.. !were Grambling, Southern Un· 59 FORD GALAXIE 4 DOOR o--::=:-: • •, tenttever f// r/.1 ·versity La., Pan American and l WILL NOT be responsible ror: - · _ _ _ . PHONE 992.2176 S9. Fine linen 1 any debts contra('Led by ;wy- GOOD, clean, lu mp, egg and POMEROY OHIO to_ T~acaJ<e ~4 3!0 u F.% !17 1 ~ State. VB Engine, Std. Trans. _ _ _ $395 one ,.,.h'er thM mv sf'll oil treated stoker coal. Pea· 4L Fur acart !' ~ ' ,/ 42 Build ''Y' D. Gibbs, Mason, W. ' ' Veteran& Memorial Hospital ·1 60 FORD- 2 DOOR Stanlar cock Coal Co·• l block lrom MAKE MOR E pRO F'IT by 43.· ToOOggan va. ~ 1 2 28 :lt.c i tral iic ll~ht m Ch~:ihlre, 0 . , listing your f1r~' s servic~s in u . Nettike 41 4Z AclmisslQns - Mrs. Floyd 6 Cyl., Std. Trans. - - - - - $245 1 . . - ' Ph. 367·7526. I2 I Ltc I the Dally Sentmel's Busmess fabric r// !I Vh 44 ~ Borina. Albany; Thurston Stone.' 58 FORD 4 DOOR PIANO Tunme:, SChiHJ - - -.. . co Iurnn. 10 10 u DOWN r// V/.1 Jr., Pomcro.v,, Doog1BS Burns, O I, ctJUrrh, t· ml'l 1967 LOW BOY~STEREO - Ju:-;t I Se rvtce Ph I. . 1, Frown VB Engine, P.$., Auto. - - - - - $245 tlo'l1e · .~:~ nf' anw s, ,.,r.. 12.-2.~ Pomeroy; Freda Henderson. Pt. 55l9 d 8 taken m has AM & FM Ster, t aruun a. m.12 21 12 tl co radi~, 4 speed automatic CUSTOM but('hering, will buy DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: Pleasant ; Oavid Grant, Ewing55 OLOS !U. CPE. $125 change;. Take over pay- hides. Phil Meier, 99:!-3!)111 A it Y D L 8 A. A. ll R ton : Christie Grant 1 Ewington:, 59 PLYMOUTH ST. WAGON, 6 cyl. _ $99 11 nls of $6.42 per month or 11 1 rfc L 0 N II' E 1' L 0 W Catherine Collins, Tuppers ' ~ 1 " 1' and StaniE'y Auclion ' me One tetter almply atand" for another. ln this &ample A 11 usee! TRUCK BUY.Of.THE·WEEK Hr .' JSt ' and Tradir.g Post pay balance due $118.48. Try for the three L'&, X tor •"" two 0'11, etc. Single letterN, apo11 Plains. , . t · n your home. Call 992AUCTIUNtr:P.:11: trophies, the length &nd turm11Unn of the word• are all hlnli. Discharges Harry Bolin, I l 1 111 now under one root at r-• I . &lc ..... mplelt Ser., 1Cl Eactl day the code letter. are dl!terent.. Lena Radcliff, Sally Powell, 3216 12 28 1.aur~l Clift· School Hou:;e I ' ~ 111 J'(nu1iun · d d d " A Cryptorram Quotation 3U ~u· 1Mrs. Floy Boring an on State Route 124 and new Write. Prnnt M t:ontld WAS $1295. 8 FT. PLEETSIDE Ill i by-~s.s. open daily at SINGE R - L~te m~el Si~er A. l.. llltAUt'UHlJ Z 8 L D R C D 8 M A L EM I A Jll M W ter. and I st wmg machme, lhts machme Rolcla~. Ollto 1 ~ noon . .Jim Adams VlEKLVltF Dl DBMRV aLKKRWMCC! PI SENT •ld \~r,rlhy StctnleJ . 11 20 ttc equipped to siz zag, darn. t I Ue .-..::::.....:._.....:. · ~-:-:-c- · m~ke buttonholes, has lovely -ZL8KIOM · Mel•• General HoeJJttnl · ment W.~tnt~d I walnut console. Take over SI!:WING marhlnet. repatr ser -'1lrnluioni - LeAn~rd HeM, ' 'V•Um:lay'a C~yptnquote: I HAVE ALWAYS' QJNSITJERJ:r.D YoiJNG m~n-;;ut-- or hi_gh t.>rhon l payments of $5.51 per month viet. all rnakt:l_ WY .t-l1.1J4 MY FACE A CONVENIENCE ICATHER THAN AN ORNA• Sr., Pomeroy; Bertha Gill.' P11 m- • ,P.fE~ ' crov: 0l)'li O&r."t (!h . .. ~; re; Au. lnterested In electronic~. 152 vr pay balance due ~ 22 l'ht! f':thr11 ~hno . Pnmero"'l ~&NT.-0. W ,.. HOf ....... --' drla Jeffers, Pomeroy, · OPEN 'EVEIIINGS Mo!n St. , Butternut Ave., Prl . l tr' ru~·. Try il in your hvme. Ca ll Autn.,m.ed Sm&er S;det ano Pomero ,. Dilcbarsts - None. 12 29 6tp 992·3218, 12 28 6tC 1\erVIL.._ ~ lll tiC IN FORMA liON GOOOLI •1111 sNuPJIV SMITH BtAmNARS I .. BLAEnNAR$ r ' LI'L ABNEit RADIATOR AT FIRST I · LOOKED A.J.•..j' LOOKED WI>. SERVICE S !I;Op P.. H. IOI~E SOMEONE TO AOOPTME, BUT-I D·DOi'ST 50 /W-11/.0RE- KEITH GOBlE FORD ~'URNISHED i ~"!-4fl[f" I 1 I ., IEk a Ml!8l ·..,r:o-·· ..-- -.. --- . l KIJO\AJ A~D I'M THI~KI~G OF AS~ifJG (O~..t;REI:~ 110 1 IIJVESllGATI>I WHY? B£CAliSS W€'VE &Ekl GffiiU'. VEfi& roJR OVALITY '(~RS LAlUY, THAT'S WH~! THE!{ iXJGI-\TA 1 ~COWM1£ ~q<JFt,.~D . ~ I r\ " " ~ ~VIC6S I ' t----..--1'--'r ...... 1 I ., I 1 ~~ WANTE0 491 The best and last used car sale of 1966 means real :close-out buys 65 Chevrolet$~:s~ Now ~ ~095 u: .-~ .. ' By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE YEAI-1 ~ W~Ar·o:; ~~ l U~ 1rlG r OR' WO!.'DS jrLl Btl HE DO~Srl r "'lOW ('.:r( ll / IT I ~ OVd( fO~JR I.~TTSI.'~, . (o/IU ( !:.'1 ;~·J'(~·1 ~'·I.LI_ IHO\:iE Rl(iHl l ol;..-1 1-1 , ~A ~l!:!lJ.:!J I M AV~ 1--it: '<, GOf ':wCJMt.HmH:., AT TH.'IT I ·-- 1-W\ OLD u.~A1 • "JU RL.:OL '~O.: . 1-1 ro1~1E', JLJD(, IJ-l~ 1: { 11, 1, LG" r.r b.·.· '•. I. II ~~E> TO[)t;'ff, (111·1 I·OR TI--l[ AVAN 7·GAP(!i;: (.,HD COLl'o.L.I:: CROWD: CALL !T·. "THt f:OUR LE lTCR MAl--. / 64 Chevrolet 4 Dr ~: $1295 I I I '-==========:'! 0 Ally fERTILIZER 64 Chev Bel Air R•d~~d $1395 CROSSWORD Br V. T. HAMLIN I'M SOi.RY 'IOU DIDN'T L!K!' lH' ONI.Y IT IJ;NV, MEifNV GO FAA DIDN'T LY~iCS . EN<l.JGH, EH? 4 I 'I,;===========, SPECIAL TRACTOR OVERHAULS I I 64 Volkswagen ~:~.'~~ $1195 62 Volkswagen~~:,.,_ $895 I 64 Corvair ~••,. __ $1095 .. ,. m• 1 62 B , k ··'1J.'f,'+I,...J..~ '­ ..,.,. :l>-' ,.___ 0 0 D WELL .l GUE5 5 501 IF YOU w.•NT YOUR D'UGH"!'R TO $1295 MISS HALF THE FIJN. 1 " w GET IN ON OUR BARGAIN ROW Meigs Equioment Co. 1 1 r0 I ° 4 1962 CHEV. V-8 PICKUP .. · · .. $1150 J ----- I I POMEROY .MOTOR CO. m.., ,. . " l[Gl:8 o E,r1cW L-<.'..-1-: 1tN Iii ~OUR LETTEJ,' ·:__. .VO!;>OS M1C'HT TQP ' EM 8_1J,- ! " BUGS BUNNY WiT H SOME ASS IS TANCo. I ~ E 1_ 1 EVE 1 CAN I. OH , STUP IT, P nEF? ~ HOW lt!U'R'£ TA o_I<IN(i ~LL\' I �j I~ ·' ' Sentinel, POmeroy-Mlddl~port, 0., Dee. 21, 11164 !::::=::::::=:~=::===-~="'"1 Children of Carleton Church Give HOIJDAY PARTY GIVEN .AnnuaI hristmas Program Friday PRICE SALE UNTIL JAN. ht Chicken Dinner . . ~-MI!!di•(!Wt Ill&• ~- c ~- ElBa Gilm,ore Sr., d .!~e¥11.;_;AuTrl•:..~ ~u.~ Servtcl Tuesday Mrs: 'Aadra Well The Carleton Church held Its Walter Dean Edward Smith . ' al!Shter• . Miss Loulae annu a1 Chr'st "'"'Eve Toea ~·• " of w t ~as program F rl- Kermy Wood,' and while · they' Year'o 11111, oae ~ristm••• Cards, wltb a party CbristD~.asJ~ay evening with the youth of were on stage, Mona King re- lhe biggest daaees of • h 0 0 UXI lOry . Eve, at tllelr home Union dmrch giving reoitations, cited "Sing About the Anaels." year, tltll Sataiday lll&ltt at ClflslleJ & Gih Wrap Gthifts exchanged dltrlng numbers, and a pag· !Then three angels entered, play. the Middleport Hlgh Scboot serA edl:30bychlbosekente dinner Carriewas e everung and refresllments eant. ed by Cindy and Sandy Workv aaes I served by the hostesses to Mrs. Superintendoot Ralph Carl man and Susan Mash, Rodney audllarium. Neutzilng, RUth Tho!!llt®, Mary 8 38 ., , Denver Kappla and daughter introduced the Cradle Roll Class Carl, Sherman White, Pearl Dapciog will be from ' p. Martin, Pearl Knapp, Frances . 1 PhylUs, Mr. and M1'8. Elza Gil- taught by Mrs. Olen Harrison, Smith, Bobby Mash, and David m. lo a. m., wltlt Tbe JBya Hunnel, Isabelle Couch, Fay "'"" ill leaturiog the Top 100 record Wllderm th and M · · Re and sons, Ricky, Roger . Brian King giving the iKing, recited "Sing About The u ar)one U· i!H~~Ieport, 0. Michael and A2C Marvin J. welcome, accompanied by the Manger." in unison. bits of 1966. A large crowd of ter preceding the regular meet- . . RollChristmas class. Recitations . s_ang "Lymg . 1n A expected area higbtoschool Is Drew ing of Webster the Ladles Auxiliary oil , · -- -- - 'cradle were, "Is Just For Th e Ch,mr attend.students Over 700 Post, American .' Children'" by Ronnie Wood.j Manger, whtle Mary, played attended last year. Legion, TuO'!day evening. Mrs. Walk-In Garden Club mem- agr£ed upon was to cha)lge lite "I Love Christmas," hy Connie by Sue Wood, and Joseph, play~dmlsolons Is 15c per per- Neutzllng asked grace. bers held their annual Christ- rules and not permit another 8011 Musser; "A Thank You Pray-ed by Butch ~.ash, were around , ' Eighteen membel'll, one Jun· mas party and gift exchange at club to enter the class drawn er," by Dwane White; and Tthhe mStang~r. Lets 8tt~g Ab~t "'rm:ai!!iii!ll• Wi!IA'MIWii •• ior member, Mary Elizabeth the beautifully decorated home by any club. 'Ibis perhaps would 10 um"Singing Carols" by Helen Kin g . sone by ar, Karla was Beal, ""'1"" Beverly . Cross, and a guest, Mary Lou of Mrs. Audra Well. The pennit more than one entry The entore class presented a Smith Cindy and Sand Wor~aC U S Rubel, were sealed at tables meeting was called to order by within Its own claaa, but keep play "Little Baby .Jesus." Tak- ' man, 'and Susan Mas~ The j decorated with red and white the president, leading the club within the class drawn. AnYOIII mg part were Bnan and Brill choir sang, "We Have Seen His af poiMettias and red candleJ. prayer. would be· permitted to' .make Kmg, Bret Carl, &ott Harrison, Star," while entering onto the I Napkins also carried out the · Of Interest to all were read· one or several entriel 'In the Dwane and Melody Wh1te, Ron- stage were the three wise men, poinsettla tlteme. lngs on Christmas legends by lnvltatlonal crass, but not, In anme Wood, Connie Messer and played by Alvin Smith, Richard Catherine Welsh president, Donna Morris and a reading other club's class. Helen Kmg. The closing song IDean, and Harold Barker. An· Cub Scouts _Pack 241 met was In charge of the meeting. on lhe use of candles in ·the After the business session a was by HelenKmg, Conme Mus- other recitation by Steve Smith, Tuesday evewng at the DAV Mrs. Neutzl!ng, chaplain, resd legends and customs in differ· contest In char&e of LouiBe Kar1 ser and Roome Wood. " "Lets Sing About Wise Men," hall with Roger Dillard, cub- "Gloria In Exeelsls Deo" the ent countries. rison was woo by Donna Mor· The congregation sang, Joy was given. I master, presiding. Christmas story as told by a An open djlcuaalon was held ris. Anna Hart wu reported l ' To The World" and the pageant · shepherd "who might have on ggestion8 1 th · ed from t lll was presented by Tbe Sunbeam Genva King recited "Sing i The meeting opened with the been the;e" written by Charle• su or e next Improv a recen . aesa and Busy Bee classes taught by About The Christ Child," and I pledge to Oag and Cub Scout House. ' · oounty-wlde Christmas show and Mrs. Mabel Lee Wll reI Mrs. Lonnie Hudson and Mrs. closing the pageant the choir I loo by Joe Rosenbaum. Re- Reports were given by the next fall. ported Ill. A number of decora. Elizabeth Murray. sang. "A Savior Christ The : carde for the year committee chairmen and Mrs. In accordance with the sug- Uons were Judged wl_th ribThe pageant opened with the Lord ." i were dJstrJbuled to the cub KnapP gave a complete report geslion an~ lnvilatlon from the boos belng awarded to. '. I choir in a song "Sing For . . I scouts and den mothe1'8. Mrs. on the junior activities Pra er coonty chatrman, It was agreed Religious - Audra WeB and Christmas," fol,lowed by, "The I To form a votce chotr for i Herbert Seth will instruct the by the chaplain closed . ~he that "An Old Fashioned Christ- Belva Wlllsrd, blue, Edns Lee, Fabrics for all Your Sewing Needs Christmas Story " taken from backgrMound LmusicGand songs, boys of Pack 248 on how to meeting bflllr which orifls mas" would be the theme for white; Wreathes- Audra Well, ' were ary ou raCie Geneh· d th • •· the sho · An th sti bl · B 11·~ Audra Well the second chapter of Luke, nar· d D 'd K.' d' . marc m a para e, on · e were exchanged. w. o er sugge on ue, u "' , rated by Sandra Beal The op- dva and Kav • Bmgl, San ra, Lm- second Monday of each month blue; Wall Decoratlon- Audra . g recJtatJOn . . · "The Jahan w Iar1a Dea ' Richard and. ' arter sch001 at the DAV ha11 . Well ' bl ue; Mantel - Min• Hart, enm was s Chnstmas Song," by Karla 0 n a ter ean, ue, Kenny / . red; Coffee Table - Belva Beal Th h . "Th c . and Roome Wood ; Mona Kmg, Articles made by the boys Will d bl . T bl 0 "·Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns ; e c.~" sang e h•-1 Bobby, Susan and Buth Mash· during December were displayar • ue, a ..,...v.a. 115 W. SECOND s Kmg, and a Rodney Carl, Sherman White', ed and Ricky Couch of Den OpiC tlon - Audra Well, red; Tele992-2284 Smg About Shepherds. by Connie Musser, Dwane and Three explained how they made I vlsi_on -Belva WJllanl, blue. OHIO Mary Lou Kmg followed . Beverley White Saody and perfumoo bath salts and Dan· I Pack 243 of the Racine Cub Gtfts were exchanged and POMEROY Kmg sang, "There Cindy Workman' Harold Bark- ny Will of Den Six how to Famous personalities of Scouts held their annual uni- seoret pal names were reveal· I Were She~Mterds," three shep- er Alvin and Edward Smith make Christmas candles America were the subject of fnrm inspection night Monday ed and new names drawn. herds entered, palyed by John P;arl Smith, Brenda and Stev~ ·. reviews given Wednesday at the D.ec. 26. Judges were Frank After conclusion of festivities, Smith, with Judy King pianist. . Refreshments of ChrJStmas meeting of the Literary Club Cleland, Robert Hill, Henry Mrs. Well served a dellclbus Icook1es, punch ~d ~flee were ~t the home of Mrs. Harold Bentz, Jr. and c. L. O'Conner. salad course and tea and toffee. The program was concluded served by Den Six Wltb Mrs. :sauer, Leading Creek Road. Den One received the highest The January meeting will 'be w1th prayer by Rev. Donald I Roy Blankenship and Mrs. The meeting was opened with award. Den Two placed second held at the home of Mrs. Mlna i'llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Bnckles. Herbert Seth den mothers in the club collect led by Mrs. Den Four placed third and ~ Hart. 1 Santa made his appearance ' charge and were assisted by Nan Moore, vice president. Three placed fourth Kenneth Braun. Den Three The fi t · · by Den Two, under direction · · of Michael R. Gaul Your Full Service Bank Is •• , 2nd treats were passed out . rs review, gtven ! and girts exchanged Everycne WJII serve refreshmenlll at the Mrs. James Euler, was a mem- Mrs. Joan McLain and Ml'll enjoyed home candy 'by January meetmg and Den orial volume written about Aid- Ruth Smllh, presented a b the ladies of lhe church. WJII give a skJt. ous Huxley, 1894-1963, edited by featuring Santa Claus, the Michael Rodney Oeul, 1011 ol his brother, Julian. The book "Little Boy Whe Cried" a jack- Mr. and Mrs. Rodney (ShPII'on T h H l contains lrlbutes and eulogies to In-the-box 1 real live teddy Moore) Gaul, ol Belpre, was eac ers, ~per~ this brilliant novelist, erltlc bear, and twt mama dolls. ch~lstened at the United MethAre Entertamed of art and music, essayist, and Refreshment. were served by ndist .Church in Perneroy, chttiiMrs. Carl Roach, as~isted by poet, by oolleagues and friends. Den Three den mothers, Mrs. mas morning wltlt h Rev. Mrs. Franklm Triplett. was The contirbutlons gave high Inez Roy and Mrs. Janet Warn- Melvin Alkire offlctetlng. ftf~·. hostess to tbe Primary teach- praise to this imaginative and er. The Scouts were then glv- and Mrs. Jeffery Ramsey, SyE Norman Will, delegaw to ers and helpers of the Middle- scientific minded man. en treats and were presented racuse, were lpOD!WI'I. Olher State Grange, gave an import- port Church or Christ last week Mrs. Ben Philson re,iewed their score sheets with award members of the chrfstelllng par· Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yemr ant report on the convention at her home, Wright St., Porn- 'The Big Spenders'' by Lucius ribbons attached. ty were lite maternal grandpar· Member Federal Reserve System held in Cincinnati when Chester eroy, for the1r annual Christ· Beebe, a book written about Cubmaster Fred Smith an- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R u a se II Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Grange met Tuesday evening mas party. the wealthy families of a by· nouitced that there will be a Moore, Pomeroy; Mrs. George with George Genheimer, wor- Po~ms were read by MIss gone era 1n America whlc:h ln. slela~ ride Sunday 1:30 p. m. Sargent, Chester, pa12rnal thy master, presiding. Debbie Gruese~, games were eluded the Vanderbilts, Goulds, ,r,0, ), if thm Is enough snow; grandmother; Miss lJnda The meeting opened m ritual- played and pr1zes awarded to J. P. Morgan, with their palat- if no~ there will be a hike. The Moore, Oxford; and Ruuell Wllistic form. One appeal for aid Mrs. Roger Long, Mrs: Ronald ial homes, yachts, racing stab- Pack is to meet at the Baptist liam !\!oore, Jr., and ~ and was answered A communica- Mliler,. Mrs. Donald Htcks and les, art collections and other C!turch in Rac·lne. Gary Ramsey, Syracute. tion was read by Mrs. Letha Ko- M1ss Grueser. Mrs. Betsy Cun- possessiona The oceaslon also marked the INGELS' First Come, First Served blentz from Boys Village in ningham won the door Among those noted was tha 25th birthday If Mlchael't lathregard to their Christmas there. vme. late o. 0. Mcintyre of G•Ul1'1', Rodney Gaul. A 25 year pin and certificate GJfls . were exchanged and polis, who went to New York was presented by Mrs. Kob- Mrs. ihcks . a guest, was Pr_e- and became famous as a n 1Jlilitol'l Returned ' Ientz on behalf &f the Grange sented a gJft from the teacn- paper columnl!t aw From Hol:.l-. r:•lt to . Mrs. Earl Dean who spoke ers . · was concluded b -~ . A dessert course was . . serv- ""-e '" mee1mg Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles c.!l· Mr. snd Mrs.IUUJ' Millan!- Pierce nenv. "' and favors were m101ature with the roll b ted Eight members of Olive baskets of flowers. Attending ing a scienti~~ 11 :~ponse nam- e ra their golden wedding have returned fi'Cim Fairborn · Grange prese" ' ed aemitts and , were those named above and for the N y a thought anniversary Dec. I8 with open Ohio, where they were guests' were nccepted for membership Mrs. Elmer Wehrung, M r '· Moore ~w ~ar read by Mrs. house at their horne. of the latter's relatives for the in Chester Grange. Two eertifi- Dale Hysell, Mrs. Don Schiel· home · d rs. auer served They were married Dec 24, Christmas holiday, cates of merits were presentling, Miss Thelma Boyer and m~ e candJes during the 191 6 at the home where they Mr. and Mrs. Pierce also have THESE PRICES FOI FRIDAY & SATURDAy ONLy 1 ed to Mrs. Koblentz by ihe Miss Brenda Boyer. soc a our. still live. They have two chi I· received a card from their master for secretanal work. A dren, Edward Stiles of Middle- daughter, Dixie, who Is on I I meeting of Pomona Grange was CALLED HERE GIVES DINNER port, and Mrs. Herschel (Julia) teachlng aaalgnment In Japan announced by the worthy mast- Mrs. James McDonald, Chey- Mrs. J.ames Tit?' entertained Norris of Letart Fall.9. They and Is spending the school v• , er for January 6 at Rock Springs ney, Pa. ; and her sister, Mrs. With a dmner Christmao Day at also have three grandchlldrro caUon nn a tour of several counHall. D D. Feaser of Alexandria, herrehome near Rutland. Guests I and one great granddaughter. tries In that area hteluding ManAt the close of the meeting, Va., were called to Middleport Ml'll. Elmer Reed and .They received many nice lla in the Philippines. A ldchgifts were exchanged and re- due tD the death of their moth- aughter, Miss Nancy Reed, j gil~ aud cards from friends, light of the tour there It a visit freshments were served. The er, Mrs. C. E. Ruppelt. They ~rs. Garen Stansbury, Mrs. neighbors and relatives. Cake, tD the Presidential Palaee In next meeting will be January 24. are at the home of their bro- b.eorge ndLa~':· ~arr~e Slanll-1 puneh, rolfee, nuts and mints Manila and fi'Cim there lite ther, the Rev Howard Ru ury, a _th Titus, and Dr. were served to guests by the group will go to Bat*olt In 'lbaJ. Vernon Nemes are and father. M·r . C. E. Ru:;~ ~~~·· Cecil Horden of Co- ~:~te~ses, HMrs. hEdiwNard. Stiles Jland. '!bey wOI return to Jap111 - ··ill ' rs. ersc e OITIS. anuary 3 T A ;J' we~ · MIDDLEPORT ltftftK .llfQRE m~re :;:::::::;M;i;ss;K~a:y~W:y~a:tt~.;;;;;;~ ; IS Hostess for Ch (l•stmas Party "''' ,, YEAR·END SALf.l p k 248 C b M DAV ·~f Hoi/ Tuesday I 1 I 1 l i'. I ~ I ~ ~ONE LARGE TABLE BETTER PIECE GOODS o~th gJstrati~n I IFamous Men ol The Fabric Shop ~ren A • T • mer~ca Of 2R . evleWS n;~ltatJOn .1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A~s~Judy ~ = -= i mad~· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -I= -E Are P/ann'1ng· Sl . h R'd elg e °••. skli 1 1 Drastic Reductions On Floor Samples 1 I ;e FURNITURE--APPLIANCES--ZENITH TV !>Jr. and Mrs. Vernon Nease, Nease Settlement, entertained with a family dinner on Sunday WAS With Full Size Mattress 2- Dining Room Suites _ _ _ _ Maple Walnut 1- 6-Speaker Zenith Stereo - - - - - - - - $499 $299 $399 $229 Zenith Black & White Space Command Present were Mr and Mrs. Carl M. Nease and sons, Ph'JIip and John, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease and children, Bill and Beoky, Pomeroy, and Stanley Nease. Mr. ana Mrs. Carl M. Nease and sons returned to their home in Columbus on Monday. lilTS TRAIN, DIES NORWALK, Ohio (UP!) Walter C. Eitle, 79, Willard, was killed Wednesday when his I ear collided with a B & 0 railroad train near here, the i ::;;Hi;;gh;;;;w;;;;a;i;;y;;;;P;;;;at..ro;;;;I;;;;saiildii.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;II TV _ _ _ _ $369 · $199 I - 21" Zenith Color T V - - - - - - - $659 $499 Solid Walnut Cabinet I - Hotpoint Automatic Washer - - - - - $249 $99.95 16 pound capacity Shop at Elberfelds in Pomeroy Friday from 9 to I 1 MEIGS THEATRE PonMNY Otdo TONIGHT Dtc. 29 Also Big Savings On All Bedroom Suites In Our Stock, These 2 Days Only! ! NOT OPEN -- --- -FRIDAY tnd SATURDAY Dtc. 30-31 "BLOOD BATH" -Technicolor- I · 1 With FM-AM Stereo Radio I - 23" f'vening. $169 $149 $149 $599 $399 • Hostl for Dinner -···- - - - - - - - NOW Early American Living Room _ _ _ $349 1 - Large Rose Beige Sofa $299 1 - Early American Hideabed $299 Evening, New Year's Eve We'll Close At 6 Marissa Ma· thes, John Saxon, Basil Ralh· bone Wm. Campbell, Ingels Furniture PH. 992-2635 enttne .· ' "k ----~----~---------------------------n-_._oud ___r_o_r_•__,~~~otThH~~n_ANO~------------------------..~·-~~~ - POMEROYfAI~DLEPORT, OHIO VCOL XVIII NO. 209 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,.~1~9~66~--------......~~7::' •.rmen SAlooN tUPii --Amencan pl8llllll llri IIMir llntll rlllda of the J:W tU I ot NCI'Ib Vietnam !OdiJ dropped bombe llardlinlcally labeled, "Ham N"" Yw, U~ J11>." In the SouiiJi; U.S. cavalrymen aided by air llrika chaaed a C.Jiiltlualll Ioree jbrough tha laR hoUri beWtt lhe new bOiltlay Inlet. . The air cavalrymen reported killing or capturing almost 100 Communists In scatlered contact with a guerrilla fon!e of unknown slfe In South Vietnam'• Central Highlands. The AmerlcallB called In glnnl B52s ID pound suspected Communist positions and supply dumps near the Laotian border. The Slrate&lc bombera also bit C&SOE Marks Commlmist troop ooneentratlons ln the Demllltari.OO Zone. tDMZ). In Saigon, meanwhile, agreement was reached to encl a liveday strike by Vlelnamese longshoremen that threatened to erippll South Vietnam'• fragile ecoaomy. The new strikes against the North wera la\111ched from baBel Ia South V~IDam lnd Thailand and 1ro111 Navy carriers In lbe Gull of Tonldn. Plliht crewa painted several of the fi!O-POUnd bombs with crypllc year-end meuages to North VIetnamese President Ho Chi MlniL The 48-hour New Year's! ruce -second cease-fire In a weekwas IIChedulecl to begin at I p.m. EST today and end at the li8lllt hour Sunday night. South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Cao Ky wiiM!ed In advance that U the Communists again violated the truce agreementas they did at Chrlstmastimetbls ceaae-fire could be the last. Ky said repeated cease-Ore violations by lbe Communlsto have caused eratloo of an allied offer of a 91-hour truce during the Asian DeW year (TET) In February. There were 121 cease-Ore violations by the Communista reported during the 41 - hour Christmas truce. "II is too labl to change the Western New Year cease-fore because It is so near at hand,'' Ky said. "But If the Viet Cong Rhodes Expected to Make Race for GOP's Top Spot ~hrutened 50th WecJdl'ng Anniversary , Is Observed 1 - 2 Pc. ·' • Wi/1 Reports Convenfion to hester Grange C 6:00 to 8:00 I-=- Raclne • 5couts • I ' Will Jamtl' "SMOKY" F~sa MIDDLEPORT - Teehnlcolor- Parker, Katy Jurado. Diana Hyland, Smoky, the heme, Hoyt Axton Admission: 60e lc aoc ELBERF-LD$' J.N ~ ' ' "\' . ' ' ' POM!ROY ' ·;'\ .. ' tJoellers Go . To Eur(Jpeon --~~~~ VIPToor ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 29, 1966