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NO. 230 $69.00 Fire Screen Sets _ _ $ale $~8.00 . $9.95 Swing Away Grills ___ S.la $~.00 $27.00 G r a t e - - - - - Sale $18.00 Sale $12.00 $19.00 Fire Screen S.le $8.00 $15.00 Electric Logs Sale $10.00 $69.00 Gas Logs Sale $45.00 $22.50 Fire Shovel Sets Sale $12.00 $12.00 Fire Shovel Sets $11.00 Fire Pots Sale $7.'!0 ' Sale $6.QO $8.00 Fire Pots Sale $5.00 $4.25 Fire Pots _ Sale $3.00 All Furniture Promptly Delivered And Installed In Your Home. ELBERFELDS Main & 2nd Sis. - Pomeroy Hospital News 3 Brs. 8:00P.M. admission. Here's alist of American production cars wfth standard engines that denver more horsepower per pound of car weight than the '64 Oldsmobile F-85~~ Holiday Coupe ~r Sports Coupe: WED. and THURSDAY J1nutry 15·16 NOT OPEN FRIDAY lhru TUESDAY Janu1ry 17·21 Wtlt Dltney's "THE INCREDIBLE JOURNEY" <Technicolor) lo<IJger, the Bull Terrier :;'L,J;~;S;dia~~mese Cat; Luath, ~ Retriever and: Genest, TommiY Tweed Scott, John Draine, the talents of Rex At- ownen, IIIII conIa aeheduled f o r camp few · hl8h W,,s~~~ will be · held an to be. at . \'Ark. • ~~~ Novel by Sheila Bun- .. If You Are Interested In N e w Home Furnishings, You Owe It To Yourself To S e e BAKER FURNITURE'S selection et Jcmuary Sale Pricea. - 1/11'0108 liiilll~ ,THEAlDOllSI )llrl. .Jl'l'll¥ blot qreecl to thllli!vltallbb IIIII, u a eonsequm:e ;lboreo!, have agreed to beg!!( lonnal negotiatloao wlllch wUI be Initialed 30 da~ afler dlplomalie relaliDDB are fef.llabllahed by meaoa Ill re,_tlllvel wbo ~ haYII here Satllrday by lbe ()rpolra- llld llelll rrr sfed .._ "'f IIUffleient · powet to ~ lloo of American States to try belal lllld by ~m·•• a wllhout l!l!!ltall1111 aJ' .,. fD put a 110p to a """" ot aJIII. IJ>oai'M · • _ _ 1 , mallen 1lt any ulll. \ h Amerleall violence by armed Tile aluql ~iii!~ . may affact ll1e relaL • · mcbo in Panama. IIIII lD llllvltll. tweeo tbe United Sial ·~ Army _Secretary Cyrus R. Panama." ';~. 'aoee charged in WlllhiDCtoo Me1p 8 IIIII .• ;J)J The peace commillllo. ~ ~)ftd•Y that at leaSt 10 ~ DI8Cl1A11YD - LIB ~ ftve-oatloo group, w11 trained lD ("c!momlll Cuba lee, 'W 1or.. ....... ,. ' \";_o,. . " en tin~ ' POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO $79.50 Fire Screen Sets _ _ Sale $44.00 $9 _95 Log Basket Jlili!f coiDIIDlnique ':.- ·:::... 0:::, • - SCREEN SETS AND ACCESSORIES • Sale. $20.00 _· ," a WU1'8U IIIIPI ..... "._. rieL 111ft ,JWI. -~- a tftl II .... :.. 174. ............ '"• flctnttan•, _.., • SALE .$32.50 Fire Screen Sets t¥ e • orded u o DW11 t1 ladlplty praclleed ob lloe llloleoo 1onu •, or crlmlult. ' Ohio in Black By '65 Sale $30.00 dlroctly · to Pllllllma't demJDCI Imply that the e(lllll wll lie lor revision ot the to-year-old dlecuoled 1Jn<o that li treaty under which the United molD outalaJidlnC btllqe. Stateo operatea the PllllllDIII "The lnta-Amerlclll P Canal The United States wu Commiulon bu Invited the Wlder,tqoct to have objected to 1perlle1 (the Unit8d Sta~~ ouch a relereoce. jPalWIII) to -'Bbllili ·"'P."' But Panama accepted the malic relal:lam u 9!~ u NOW YOU KNOW VOL 'XV $42.50 Fire Screen Sets The •l"eemenl did not refer osreement, . CIIIIJid~ lk· . ··-·Y With ig .orthem ~eighbor Five Dem~rats File Notices As Candidates ' 1 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1964 PRICE FIVE c&;:i One Airman is , • �11. ""*"' t..Bilnd~le 151 322 TOTAL WGD Z IMI 1 Pollllllfellal Blind §r11 l'Hry R. Bailey ~- Sn.ith Ha ndicap TOTAL 'fOil 0, Lost 3 2232 447 J, .Bailey '1;. Bowen ~Davis 432 409 -1,. Jicarberr)' 451 ]!1AL W£> 0 Lost 3 295 ijn~.l 130 312 ti1~ap 408 188 2502 ~: Wi:rt·y Won ,, - . 3, Lost 0 I & S Super Mkl. 580 ilupe ~ .-: Cunningl m rn J. 'Johnson 345 577 w._!;hi siPr n eicllt'r t flamlica p TOTAL Won 2, Lost I ' Stivers 518 Walker Lohse 457 515 Schoenleb 548 519 434 Pomeroy Cement Block 052 Clatworthy 591 Duerr 495 R. Davis 388 Anderson r. Reuter . 454 r. Rarlford- - -- - --r1..~• I . (llwtn, Publl llitJ ,...,.. '"thnttr T•n~~ehll!, r!dlttr ... b L1 1 n ~d f'vtry all er n iMlrl • x ctpl su• 1 d b hy Th e Ohln \' a \l e)' l'uhl' ' hlnl Comp un y, l lfl Mer ha nlr 5 1. . f' on !l:> ro,., . " lo i!.IJ!Ineu Offi ce ph.one I'' Y • 1 Ui1 r.dlt c.r\al phont WY 2-2 1 ~. ~ nh• r rclo •• tr~un d clua m ailllll ..P,tt .~ r at t h e poal nfflr • at f'omere~r, 481 Grueser 386 Sylvester Houdashelt 622 517 Louk.s 456 Do!ll.,end • br "'hne •"• liable, 30 ren t• pe r ra te•• o ne )'f!" IJI ld YIII CI 11 r h• Sen t ine l vnt<re ·15.60 ; ~>t. lljtr, 2625. 1 llf •o··Jt~ Open 7 Days Week SUPER DISCOUNT Food Markets will find low di scount . prices on all your gro· needs e very day oJ the and you will find these D"ces only at the Br.ght r·uunt Food Mkts. m Ohio, and Mason, I f' 'omeroy, Th ere is no need for look further . Super scount Food Mkt. !ric1ht Stu Discount Food M•rket 113 W. Second St. On B•ck Str..t POMEROY, OHIO Try our Spociot T·Bono Beef st..~. They ore , fonder!\ Open 7 Days Week · SMOKED-COOKED FRYER PARTS w , 1 ·· D. Glaze D. Nierl M. Murray Handicap TOTAL Won I, Lost % L. Wlnebrenner lb. ··" ·-TURK-EYS !~~b. SLICED 410 337 309 406 ' 384 491 lean Ground Beef _ lb . 90 1688 299 49c lb. Lesser Amounts lb. 51c Pork Shoulder Steak Ch 0pped H~m W•for lb. 1hz. ANN PAGE-PURE Grape Jelly - pkf. 39c 59 ( BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAKS lb. 3 29C 2 l•r 49c Whole Beets lb. cam ANN PAGE 01.10C 69c . Tomato Soup . 4 29c Puddings Macaroni-- 2 39c Angel Food Cake~ 39c Pean~t B.utter --- ~::·3sc 39C 77c Di•Jt;S.~ap Dog food-~ pt-22 C Napkins -·· pk~;~' 2Sc Swiss Cheese new diet-rite 101':11 - - - - - - .can lb. ANN PAGe:....sPARKLE A.NN PAGE-ELBOW lb. plcgl. pkg. 1 .t WE WILL PA.Y 1':11 CENT ' IACH Tb YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY, Pc OFF: !"~CK DASH-IDe OFF PKG. . ' ANN PAGE-CREAMY or KRUNCHY JANE PARKER Scbroder spld the main reason for the libel sull in the first pla<e was to vindicate the pudgy coach's character. He said both he and Butta fell the jury already had •ceomplbhed this. Bul Schroder said he was disappointed that the judge llxed the punitive damages at only ttOO,OOO. Schroder said. he . In feekend.Roundball Plr j A lluq WI ' r l II • lap far which \beY think will be large enough to deter the Saturdey Evening Post !rom ever doing this again." Morgan said the St\0.000 judg· ment for general damages coosisted about what Butts could have eamed over a five-year poriod at his ealimated salary of $12,000 a year. '!be article, he agreed, oerlously damaged "On me, lt'o tat _ on yon, Butts chancet of getting a job. mbiCle!" da1 JdCbl. c:rusacs.n •.s NBA All-Stars ~hreaten Walkout; Pension Plan Sought ' ,.~. . olze ' STATLER-PAPER plaatlc ------ .. :·.~ ~. C IIege Scores ,._~"'""'· ~~gister . N~w - - - · JOY$ ltiGif ,SCHOOL IOYILING LEAGUE ~ I ' MAINE .U.S, .NO. 1 SIZE A ,. I' i METROPOUTAN MOTORS ., . ,' < ,' " 61 Cushman Scooter ., Lllce New only $345 58 Opel 2 Dr.-4 cyl. . ·s ... ·l I ., ' • <'-'. '· ,.,_ . .. . ' . Wt1 $695, Now $545 t1 eyl. Standard trano. 59 Plymouth Fury 4 Dr; - $100 Down 49c··. G.E. Automatic .. . -.1 ' I'· ).' ' -~ eNO FUSS eNO MUSS eNO WASTE Delivered Direct To Your Job GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. WY2-3284 MIDDLEPORT PAGE ST. S 11-16-19_ 1NCH . .... "' . . ·. ) PORTABLES DRYERS 2 Speed- 2 Cyc.. Automatic Reg. $279-00 WASHE-RS s109 .· ~ AutO. Tnno. MR. , , Fo.rcl 2 Pr. Sta. With Trade 2 Door CombiMtlon . REFRIGERATOR,'24 3 110 lb. heeaer-No Defrost.Food Sectloli . ,$100 Down ---·- Tnpos. lWi. ' H & R-FIR·ESTON·E:. ' . . r· - FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS. 61 Chev. 2 Dr. lise. • $15() Down - ~I ·t..fCitLt,8EQUCEP , . :• 4 •••. 49c 4 •••• 66c 4 ....' 49c 4 cono66c READY· MIX CONCRETE W. Moln If. PJA. S~TURDAYS .Gt,l, .at.~ 'ro:le ~~eel ~ter. ' 12:30 . . 2:~ ~ DOWNIE-GROSS, POMEROY TV. and APPLIANCE SPECIALS \ . ,· January Clearance Sale l Rock Springs Society Notes ';·~:· .. Closed All Day Thursday M~cMurray, AMcl High School,; Students ~ m Style---- . Miami,OU In Big One At Athens well as the golfing world. Jim· M1lland, Dennis Bob O'Keefe, WUkie, TenRoy and ger Ohio Ohio Conference University contenders at Atn,ens my Brown, the great fullback own airplane. of the l1eveland Browns, will neasee Ernie Ford, Bob Slel· Wiltenberg and Ohio Wesleyan "My cold has just about be making his first appearance. ling, Phil Harris and Donald meet in key league games cleored up and I'm hitting the He's playing in the s~ four- O'Connor ; and singers John which top tonight's 10 - game ball well agelo,"' he said. "That some with another all-lime grkl Raitt, Howard Keel and Dennis college basketball action. In the final round el lht San great- Ernie Nevers. ~ Morgan. Miami, which bas a 4-0 MAC ,.. mark, geta Ill toughest test llanOYer 78 Franklin Ill the seiiJOn ageinll the Bob0 Buder 79 Ball St, '1'1 cats, 3-1. Ohio showed It could , De Pauw If/ Indiana St. 11 be troublesome by knocking By Ualte4 Prest 1nlenlalloul Celll 125 Taylor 101 Toledo last Saturday on EAST 69 Anderson 66 Rockets' home fioor. King's Potnt at Adelpbla, pp Tech 90 Concordia 81 A Yictory would put the Red· II St;eveoBS Tecii 62 Pratt 113 tOO Oberlin 68 akinJ In commanding position, Montclair St. 88 Paterson St. 72 Wash. U. (Mo.) 93 East. m. 68 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pullins whlle a loss to the Bobcats Erie Tech 66 Niagara C. a River Falls 80 Bethel f1 of Columbus spent New Year'a would put Ohio into a tie for . 88 Alfrejl 76 Adolphus 70 St. Thomas 57 Day with her slater, Mr. the lead. Cortland 62 Albany St. 72 , 75 Bowling Green 113 Mrs. W\Uiam Radford and Wittenberg, beglrmlng Niagara 81 Fla. !oilthem. etl 112 Peru St. 95 lly. ahow lts old form, holds se<:onc!JI Bethany (W. va.) 134 Thiel 73 St. 78 Lima Peru A.C. 69 place in the conference with a ; IA.wis ffl A 76 Mrs. Grace Glaze and Don· f>-1 mark as !be Tigers btvade SCYil'bl North p :';';'"Lak F 5Z aid Pullins, Jr., of Columbus, Delaware tonight In the annual Wofford ''11 Eraklne M ar e ores! and Raymond and Carl Byers meellnl with the Bish<ips, 3-1. 69 Rand. "!&con n, Calhollc U. If/ :=o;:tc:l~~~~ of_ Middleport spent Sunday A 10,. by ellher team could Blgb Point 83 W em Carolma 70 Westem Mich. 91 Cent. Mich. 85 w1th Mr. and Mrs. William spell the end of their hopes. Navy 67 Geo'ton (D.C.) M Denison 85 Wooster 52 Radford and famlly. lleart!als Teal Bradley 74 Furman II Cent. St. (0.) 62 WUberforce 48 Mrs. Harry Beorbs and ClnclnnaU, ranked eighth oaFlorida A&M 111 Alabama St. 80 Bluffton daughters, Norma and Florence tlonally, takes on vlsltlng Brad· 65 63 Teniressee T. 89 WestOI'D Ky. 83 Grande 82 PikevUie 74 Ann, Carrie Beth, Mrs. Cl~lr ley in a Mlsllouri Valley ConMorris Harvey 90 Marshall 81 (Kan.) 83 Friendl U. 66 ~ncer and Mrs. Robert Ril- terence game, and Xa\'ier plays 1l Loyola (Md.) 11 TowSOD St. 62 Valley 81 Park CoD. 44 c~ spent Sunday afternoon host to Louisville in an g~C~~~h':.~3~a= : (Kan.) 71 Ottawa 82 With Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs. rivalry that also spice the Williams 110 RoooeYell 76 Cindy Glaze open! the week Uon. ~ ~ S.EN La. 43 La · Wesleyan 117 Arlington 81 end with Mr. and Mrs. WilHam Capital, which shared the • ?g 'weslem • 63 Tech 16 Hendrix (Ark.; 78 Radford and fanilly. Ohio Conference lead, had a 1:."~::~· U. at American U, PP Henderson 71 Arkansas Call. 73 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs cold ahooting night Tuesday Fair. 8l. ~~~·x:~&i'"ud!!' f1 Herding 72 Arkansu 81. 64 spent New Year's Eve and It cost the Crusader• dear· Mr. and Mrs. Dayton ly. Hiram, winless In liz preMIDWEST WALL ENTERS TOVRNEYS Pomeroy. vlous l&m<!B, upended capital, Kansas 7t Nebraska 48 '10-64, as freshman Jim N'westem (Wise.) 71 Cone. etl CARACAS, Venezuela (UP[)- PREPS FOR RACE Upper lo'ira 104 Wartburg 74 Art Wall Jr., winner Gflhe San WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI)Crelghton 99 New Meiico St. 'IJ last weekend, will Porterhouse w h o will be Minnesota lOll MJcbigan St. a la two Veneuelan shipped to Paris tonight to par· IDlnois St. 72 Wise. (Mllw.) II toumamenll month- ticipnte in Europe's richest Case Tech 62 Western Ilea. II Maracaibo OpeD and the trotting race, the French Prix \tahasl! 85 Rooe Poly IS Open. d'Amerique on Jan. 211, l<Jg!ieC fi•e miles at 'Roosevelt way Tuesday In hl1 final U.S. workout. ."ATTENTIO t~l · f reshlike Sole COrn c,.. Green 8eans Cutor Fr. Style Spinach Garden Peas -- $50,000 Crosby Tourney Opens~ Palmer Favored -, • complexion -~--...-.;.,.--...:· Whole 1Cern11 or ~99 AlLOW A I - - COMSTOCK BRAND ANY SIZE PIECE 3 ROOM GROUP ·,,' :i>. THEY ARE VALUABLE! .-1W 11 to.14lbo. 35c 65c ,., ..l'''" no sugar at all lb,' 1574 C. Bachner Handicap TOTAL Won I, LD$1 Z only 1 calorie per serving DEALER SYRACUSE, OHIO 440 387 336 cola Paul's AshlaiTd Servic' 138 L. Gilmore P. Ingels Keith Goble Ford N. Teaford FRESH FROZEN 6 to ·10 lba;- · 42c 342 346 P. Roush Handicap 192 TOTAL 1854 Won 2, Lost 1 Davis Wamer Jns. A. Nease . ,,Will Not Crack, Cblp or Peel UP --~- Sliced - K & C Jewelers H. Kirkland C. Krautter P~lve Floor Finish and sealer c FULL SHANK HALF NO WATER APQED ; . Liquid Transparent Plastic Coating VNon-Skld,·Non-Siip on Wet or Dry Surface ELIMINATES WAXING COMPLETELY 308 Crow's Steak HoU•e R. Vaughn 374 L. Seyler 427 P. Young 375 P. Welker 336 Handicap 165 TOTAL 1677 Won 2, Losrl Vllldleati Cbr8eleJ :::::~::~:..!:f~or=th~e~I~OO.~y~ar~d~das~h~, ~wlU~:.I LasPalmer entered In the 60-yard run. Vegas arrived Tuesday,her~ flymglror_n biB r - - - -, PYLON NO. 20 --~ LEGS Women's Sunday League Friendly Ta•em · 1 .I $175,000, awarded Arthur hopes the Appelate Court will Quentin Reynolds against co~ raise the demage to " a sum umnilt Westbrook Pegler. I no ~~~..~:·~ FRESH or FROZEN 1 · M. Bacon thr•e muntho Q ,IIO. Bright Star prkt. SUPERRIGHT 13 901 m cmtb 11.00 ont yur, 18.00; rill )'111.11' p~o~rthclt Team High Game - Phlllips Bar, 906. . Team Hi gh Series - Phillips 1 l.co•·" "'N"'~"" w \'orll Clty. New Vnrll. t~nl c. jurJ A&P ~••h •rt tlw1ys sold with I'IOnty btck IJ Uar' "' ' '· but !h it ""''~ ..-e'll 9;.,., you OOUILE YO\.JR M.JNEY lACK if our .,.., f,~, tel pl..te you 111 • •••y "'''I' S•!e.ef •ny cwt f1l btff. l•rr"lb, po•• or "ul ; prep ere it your f, vor il• ,., ~ t htll , ;f you do11 I •9••• +het it it. •• t•nd• r. j~tit~ •"d d•litioul •• mu + yo u\ md y !,a vt b"" buyi119 tluwhere •t hi9h.,. price$, AlP Swpt r M•• ~•h will ch .. rf ~.>ll ~ re fwn d cla u bl~ 242. 609 . r~ p ruenu t lvt """"'· 11 .80' lhrn mont h ' mu tur r nu h w h . re <ra rr l~ r i . , . . , , Ia ; 2362 TOTAL Won 0 Lo•t 3 Points 0 I I High Game - H. Miller, Le·d !l•· I High Series - G. Wagner -·Panthen ... Face Two Tests ' i ior Syracuse Ball Park ,. Ingels I J ( ~ ""*otball ...,.. - - - bu • 4-4 '"""" . . ' • . tbey wiD bottle J..s-, tiel! . . will! """ of Its ricWri"> !Je.i third plaae wilh WellltDa In 1oe a tNt ef!alr OYer the Po• tbe SEOAL. Frldlr 1tllllt In then earllet lbll on !hi PaDtllon 111111 . . • trip to lacl<oon llo<!r. Wllllomll llddl'll b Satur- ~ tbe attack bt the p mwd .. .......,. ._ th T Yloul Pomer.,.Jackaoll pmt'~ .. .. ......- ,.,. e ..,. were ItomDel>, Lam Cobul'll rwa. lllram led .U llle way • .....-IDa u Dan CrOthers with the hit ,.q per ;~, and B;ent Thorn.. 12. Th~ eent rJl tbelr sboll. m.. hal come al"'\1 weD since Woooter wu upended at then. Only last wet!k was Pombe would set a new trlal . home by Denboll, ~52 , and eroy's great forward Mickey 11 AllrOI! stayed allve with a 15-0 Winebrenner able to wrest llle II rvmp O'ftt Oberlin In other scoring leadership from CrolhBulla, ex-coach and former BOSTON (UPI) - Natlonal elation President Tom Heinsohn 1high of 2tl points and cootrib- bach, who ,.0 ocoring his ninth OC cames. <!B. University of GeOrgia aUiletic Basketball Association pla)'ers of the Booton Celt!~, met at lute<l 14 rebounds and eight as- AD-Star eoaching victory In tea Keat Dowu Flllceal The Panthero are In )heir director . ed the Poet far $lO to a Tealll8ter tac!lc to length w1tl1 NBA President Wal- slsts to the ninth Eastern vi.,. atarla, oaid tbe East victory Howard KomlY<!B was held second half of their 18 game 811 mlllloo an article In whleb their ~in~-and they ap- ter Kennedy. Several hours !at- tory in the 14 attempts. stemmed from "unselfish play," below hlt 118tlon-leaJiing aver- schedule and are in a. three wq put it across. er, it was obvious thai Kennedy The West got only a single The Celtics' Sam Jones had ege as Keitt State dum)>ed league Ue with Gallipolis and Post claimed Butta gave :~::~.,.,JI;~ team secrets to A walkout was threatened and Heinsohn still were Issuing first-half point fr'om unanimous 16 points 1o rank oecond 1..- the Bowling Green, 75-83. Komlveo Logan lor oiith place. Coach Paul (Bear) Brynight by representa-. coofllcting slatellll!nts, but star team selection Wall Bel- East. got Z9 polnla to lead lbl Pal- Wahama rallied Saturday prior to a Georgia-Alabama . . the leagu~·s p\ayor as- matter h~w you read them they . lamy. The West . could have Cinclnnatl'o Wayne Embry, COlli, while Dan Norrla paoed night to dump Middleport A football pme soc1a11on jus! before the siart aounded bke a clear cut player , blamed the Baltimore star's Philadelphia's Hal Greer and Kent with 23. 011 the White Falcon'& llooJ'. Welhom ~y attorney for the NBA'o nationally tel&- Ylctory over the nine-man board travel difficulties which delayed Boston's Bill Russell had 13 Central Slate, looking abe..t laturday will be the flral 111M ' · 14th annual All-Star of governors. his arrival until shortly before points each to back Rob<rtson 'o to its Saturdey clash with Witthis ......, Pomeroy aod WaHIRE DlllfAGGIO . Dispute llelayo Game gallll! time. race setting effort. Russell In . NEW YORK (UP!<) _ Joe Di- . J~st how many of the 20 top The dispute delayed but did Instead, Western team Cuach addition collected Zl rebound•. tenberg, romped over Wilber· hams bave met. Four Veleranl Maggio, j>ossessor of a .32S llfe- Indovldual 'stars would actually not otherWISe affect the All-Star Fred Schaus of Los Ang.tes in- For the West, Wilt Chamber· force , 62-48, and Rio Grande on the White Falcon squad ·81'11 shaded Pikeville 'Ky.), BZ-74. Bob Greene, Harry ~ 'Bob lime balling average, has been have refused lo play st\U re- game .00 the East went oo lo slsted the "man wh~ hurt us Jain ·of San Francisco and Bob hired lor the fourth mains unclear. But even the a lll-10'1 VIctory over the West· most was (referee) S1d Borgia. Pettit of Sl. Louis netted 19 Rio Grande sophomore Paul Rllush , and Jim Bird. The Falyear 8,S a speelal from their ~sslons ern All-Stars before a near ca- We miss~d too many foul sho~s points each wiih 20 and 17 re- J)illon, who tallied 27 lJOlnts, cons' top poinlmaker, Mike IP,.. 1 structor by the New York quick ca~.!ulallon by paclty Booton Garden crowd . on the Ill's! half but Borg1a s bounds, respeetively. J erry pulled down 26 reboun•• to ' chen, who scored 26 polnflt ,• Sa~, k'eea representatives of the NBA CiJ1einnati's Oscar Robertson, miscaiJs hurt us more." West and Elgin Baylor of Los move into fourth place in lhe gains! Middleport NAIA figureo in that depart· transftrred to Wahama I b Ia DIMaggio wlll report to Man· owners. anmed the game's most valuaCredits Unselfish Play Angele• had 17 and 15 points in ment. year. 1 ager Yogi Berra at the Yanks' The players, headed by asso- ble player,- tossed in a game Boston Celtic pilot Red Auer- that order. Cedarvllle replaced Bluffton Last oeason when Pomertlf New HoUywood, Fla., minor as Mid-Ohio League co-leader and Wahama clashed, tbe PIIDo with a 11&-83 squeaker over lhe thers came out on IDp II o I tl Beavers. tlmeo, 70-48 and GHO. NEW YOI\K (UPI) • . A&M's Bob Hayes bBled as PEBBLE BEACH, Callf. otego helpo. P1tcher Don Drysdale, end "world's fastest human " will (UPI) - The $541,0011 Bing Cros· 1 It was In the Crosby tourna· Del Shofner, quarterback greats Downie-Gross Announces make his New York ckbul in National Pr<>-Amateur golf ment last year that Palmer's Johnny Lujack and Frankie Al37th annual Mlllrose AA getl underway to- mooey-wlnnlng streak ended. bert, outfielder Albie Pearson Track and Field Games at over the wlnd·blown Pel>- He has been in the money in and San Francisco Giants ManMadison Square ·Garden Jan Beach, Cyprus Point and every tournament since. ager Alvin Dark are Included 30. . ' Monterey Country Club courses As always, this tournament among the other~. By United l'n!11 Intemallonal Prep•ring For Our Annual Hayes, who holds the world with Arnold P~er (who else?) attracts the great names in The entertainment world 11 Mid • American Conference outdoor record of 9.1 secOnds In the favorite 1 role. show business and sports as puttmg on display actors Fred leader Miami lakes on Challeo- lm~-~~~~uve 2484 TOTAL Won :1 Lost G Points I \,dl~,IG,S MASON AREA. K hn ba U, l ne., 3t:l ' Pomeroy 458 S<:~uer t~OT~!1~!.N~~~!~N!~ ad v.-rt!llTI I Phillips Sisters Style Shop O.!ori:la footboll coecb'1 tbe Poet, bid said be would op. said Tueeday Butta 'would eva U Butts a~ ·;;.:n.!laC.~ only f41),0110 of bll rullog. $3.0GO,OIIO award ratheo" said "the big loser to liCCI!pl IJll.tl .1.:. have tbe case lrled egaln. be tbe lntel'llal Revonut IIICilDII Scbroder'o otatanent came because under present aU e r Federal Judge structure "91 per cent of looks as R. Morgan left standing the ~ million wpukl have gone be Uncle 111e $60 0011 .In general damages to the federal government." !!:::.::::~·the ::.~: · ~~!lui awlnted l!litts and r&- If allowed to stand, the $400,· former duced ihe ~ mllllpn in punitive damage judgment damage& to ttoll,OOII. · still be the largest eYer 1 !:S ~ c a 11 e d the latlel The present re40rd 1"groosly excessive." .Re Ia lor punitive demalles 1 2 587 Hawley 2625 TOTAL Won 2 Loot I Poinh 8 ~ohn Si~son . ~ 488 423 147 2463 ', K & C .Jt>Wf'lt>r! l ·I Middleport Dept. Store B. Woods 491 J. Bailey 507 Wippel 530 J. Bachner 461 Stobart 455 TOTAL 2444 Won l Lost %Points % Phillips Bar 459 Cji)ie '' hart ' Appropriate Jewelry Gift.s for All Occasions ' Un e Sam Stands To ·Lose Most 441 802 478 468 2513 Won 1 Lost 2 Points 459 e~ n e REMEMBER K& C 512 2530 Bradley D. Housh TOTAL 257 W,'Young ~(JP Sisson !;( . Jewell ~~ :~penr~ r a•·a ilable : ·f 609 447 John Sisson !\·l r. Rre I WHEN YOU THINK OF ~1 E. Roush H. Mill~r 497 2236 W Wilford ~- t I· 399 Haggerty Radford Wagner L. Smith Miller TOTAL Won ! Loot I Bletner • ' . 0 H & R F 424 174 Swisht>r &r Lohse , on coa· ts ~ 0 off Ul'g·l '1r t f'r"'n C, Bahr '' letiPI ICwjlo I IIYOI'did~ Any berH&- H+~D!:;all~y~=~=~==~~~~= or the form Is' IO*ill')' not' earn OVI!r lr . The ALL HATS REDUCE[) Won 3, i 4<t t "lavis Warn.er I ) S. Wippel 300 tn Marietta. 10~ S. s.rtelo !$1 Thls1orm w!U be sent to per· . m TOi'AL M. Lehew 302 "'ho received social _.1Jr--il 491 . Wq I, Loot t Handicap 198 ity checks during 1963 and had Ind. High Game - F. W. ~ TOTAL 1489 not ifie<~ the Social Security Ad· ~'13 ter 25$. I, Lost Z ministration they would on Ind. ·High Scores - H./.Rut>• I W011 Ind. !Ugh Game - C. over $1200. Those beneficiaries 2649 ~ & ner 190. earned over $1200 during Team High Game Ind. Rich Serieo - C. but dkl not notify the Soc· Grey 947. ner 491. iat Security Admtnlstration Team High ·Serle</ - Blue & Team IIIah Game - K & 445 should ask the local office for 426 Grey 2649. Jewelers IMIII. this form. Beneficiaries are 380 Te.am High Series --craw's to copy their earnings from I Court St. 373 Steak !louse 1677. W-2 forms or income tax CITV ~~~~~ ~~~ 'JWAL !\': 1 H. Boftll ' Blqo' v. \l;ip!l'; 1\. Cpotes Q, )(~gels F..-,1\' p.,lel J.,.,flp ... ' sOCia .Securl'ty the amount ol P•Y· 280 need not. """'Pie!e thl! ZIO Annual report f"!'IDI wlU be meots due btnefteltlrleo form. .., . mailed to soc:tal s~lty ben•· I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;,;.;;;;;;;;~::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;00101 1 1 ' fielarles beginning ilabll8ry 13, II disclosed William P. Barker, 11 ·• 1&1(} •ftY S .a • ., f Ul social o;ecurlty district mana g· .t.Jw .ra itiJ""• all Handica~ - : ' . ,.' t"" . , OHIQ ' �::.:-... ........ 1119""1 • ·• Jy bOitOTM'I ICILcW.UN Broadway Grapevine . JUDGING FROM THE R01!4ANTIC ·S~ENE in a corner of a llviJii-lOODl ~ · bjstro the otber nlaht~.Keely Smitll II s(arting out the New year with grat success. Not only Wfls she held over ,t ' Basin Street, but she obvloll!ly bu 11111·ched a famous movie star away from the famous lady movie star with whom be was recently entangled ... ADd over at Diulf\Y'S Hideaway, the aame tlnd of _upooching was going on with Tina Lou;·"'!St as the heroine alld a :roung ltaH•n • ftOOner u her Romeo . . . . . 'lbe everswingin' William B. Williams wu tapped to 40" the m.c. honors for the Concon:l Hotel's show starrintl .Frank Sinatn Jr. It's young Frank's first gig in the East Iince his kidnap flap. New Yorkers who live in apartment buUdlngs with self-servll:l! elevators an getting more and more panicky about the recent increase of mugging incidents in elevators. Many of the tragedies don't even make the papets, they've beeome so commonplace . . . Joan Craw· r:ently starttecl him with the newt tb,t AD!4n'l'ED - MrL 1rt1et ·-out not with 'her!" . CIV!t r(fbC. a.i IIIUtW, Pl. ford'S shocker, "Strait Jaektt,''ls lilly• lioftrd, RavDIIUOti; lng to spectacular grosses au ~ver tht J or d.a o, ~: wisll him all the hl!ppiness in tbe world Burkholder, Cottageville; Mrs. the bll Northern cities when his ei.CIIon · · Lalll'llllll M~JM, Pl. PI-~ camnaian starts-and thilt's the real blllCHAJ\OED - Mrt. RaJ *" COUlltty, and tbt atudlo encutlves credit .foan'l barnstormiflR: with a lot of the buslnesa. She's beei bt,mbing around from theatre to .theatre, signmg auto· ders who met with President Johnson rethe clvU -rights bill won't mean much in cnpbl outside and &reetilll fans no mat• ter bow bad the we1ther II . . . . Romy SChneider di<ln'l win any popularity con· tests with the crews that worked with her in HoUywood. To quote one prop man: ''She was always beefing on tbe set." Romy also had a quiet but smould· ering feu<l with Carol Lynley going for her. • • """ . . Jrrper &lerilalt IIIII - · MI. re110n for tbe slapped-up attempt at In· · ltlli Paul Aatloh, ..._; Mre. 4111trlal Integration In the unlono mel Paill Lejlot\ n 11011, Pl. , . _ the renewed pre&SIIft on lffecillll tuner on~ . · employment In thOlle al'l!os. · 8IRTHII - A aoa to Mr. Prevlewers are ravlnfl about the fun· z.m. Brnl!tll ooe, Jr., . .,. roy· a IOD to Mr Nro flY performance TOllY Cu ~ ••vea 1n l.a~ Maytt, Pt_ · ''Captain Newman, !If· D. His ~omecly Route; 1 . daujllter to Mr. reaUy rocka the 1udience : . . Ertch.,1\8- Mrs. Bruce ilonll.'lltltr, l'vlnl marque, belt-known for bi8 novel All . PJHst•L Quiet on the Western Front," had 1lalied translating the script of "The V:icDINNEk I'OSI'I'ONfCD PI' PLEASANT '111 alltors", into German when Ills curreD td ill• nesa otrucll. The transl1tlon was sa1 to · e have been the biggest money deal of Itt Dual parish dinner ol Ohrfll kind ever made. l:ptscopll ~ 'IC!htdllltd for • PAT TUNDER, THE FORMER CHOR· INE who was Richard Burton's light of love during "Camelot"- and made a brief appearance in Rome as his guest during the making of "Cleopatra"-was asked about ber reaction to the Liz· Dickie weddln,ll olans. She snapped: "I ,I \ f r Voice of Br9adway •.. reporting ~ ., •I - ~ • Pies n•l' V !ley llolpllll , !her unUI 1 Mpnday, J_. list MobdJoy eY«<IJif IUS pGitponed tll!t to t~ Inclement acy 20th at 6 11. m. F011r veJI.ry· men will it olocled during the bulineso ....ion of the dinner and ptoct.,. and nna~~llf ,... porta wtll bo -'""n by tho vllt~ 0111 dtpartments. • IIVliMftS •ltll 1 .., WASHUIG~nN rOP ~ nomtlillt!OII lotmer ep. • eph: w. Bar. D-lnd., wa< au• milled to Ill s.nate bY PN'll· doni Jolmlon ·rueMiay lor mPn> bershlp o1 lht board ol rltrr ·t· ors of tho Foclorol De.·poit ln. auranco . tfPICI. llll't . stteN'I'd! , Cocke' who re•IMn~tl . lor a .,;,11,v,;1, . expeclej( t J,: o1 !We ·- ' ,__ _ _...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ . . . ..,, !I tn"flllblt. Wlllt lll<!plllaq: 1ft !lilt tlll7 llurtl YOl1l JIIU"iltG ctn I do! -'110'1'1'LED UP !he 111ft, 1M It ...... PAR'I'MDft ,• Dear 8\J: pen feel lbeJ'Ve botll .C)'PPed bear Ulltio: ~ Yoo m~ try welding 1 cw- ll!ld tbey won't come ' back. 1 have 1 btoCLer whot 1Ja llad pie of coo.ileUs to the inslde Can't somttbini be clont abolll both lop IJilPIIIUi w of your prlll&e can lld. And II? -sHORTED o wboo1 ab1ir 1o fill IJWOid. Ill 4oll't be aurprlted if the bottle· Dear Shorlad : 1111 be Joa'l able to dltcllet yoll catch Isn't tho one A fool-proot loU lor ohipllfl- Jotvo tbe' houoo because o1 lilt> .. Hellll ....... yoo'VI ICOUMif, Thera 1M)' .be tra would mako i oltJUlon lnd lftiiW and he i.o aJ.... from oeveral In your area who load lho one who 4n1meo1 11 up. 1 o. m. liU li p. m. •• hla wife up lind ~ ·lht evldenot liM- MOIIIwhlla, be - • 1o reP.QI'I OOIII'ks. , " ." wber!.-H. tho lihortq... A ,.uy lhltl I wonder II yqut kind readets ·"NE•" ~R SPIN 1'hE can! Sbe tuld her hull'llnd lnd Dear He~n: can'l oo found unlef• clorki ..,e would mid him card! and letT'f:!ie . be tOiilrtd my bui!babd, lnd Several Umes lately I've alemd to wotcll oot lor her (Or wo. lk Ia: Sam Spaulrline, litO '. n. both ol them accused the olhtr IJWght ;omethlng at the euper• hiln) . 9. Jolf....., Ave,, Sqlnlw, "" dame next door sneaks o1 bllnf I _,.t drtnket, Or market. only 1n hill! pitt Gl tt ln<:idltltalll, 0111 o1 my oup- llllch. Think y!Kl. -VAN , Ia~ at night and puis her havllll Ill alnoholld wife, ond lml;;slng, Jlke a poolnd of bUtttr errnarkol polt tells ~yw con O.ar Helen: ,uor bottles (empcy o! coorse) lhfOIIII lot pl'ltly hoi. · with <me cube gone, or a 110% draw sGlploion 1o )'OIIrltlf, Ia· I Wondet if I have l probllm . our glt'bll&f CRII. I have call· I don't llkt hlvllll tbe aar· of cards with a couple of cards dy, oy opproochin• lhe cbeck and don't know II. My wllo and i ner on It and •he got real biB! lll@n 11M all those ·bottlot short. Tho other day 1 broughl stand with on ovor!IIWed haml- I btlon& to difloront churclltll ,CY. accusing me of calling In my trash. They tallt. you honle )omo isplrln alld louhd baR on )'OUr ..orlfl ond y.D<Ir and 4i!ltrtDI Jodp1. Som. C( ·~. lush, whlch I didn't. 1 lrftoo(. I blllll! tried waitlnK u~ I had only baU o bottle. 1 fin. cotn put11 Ill yvur 1\oAd, That times I tako her to a btntqvet , ;~~ S&ld, "Please put ,voor to catl!h her In lht ect, bUt 1 illy told the checker and he bag may hold gaodlt!; on lhe \11 my gUest, ona she does like· 1:1sk>! hottles in your own .dOn't ciiOOI!e the rJ&hl nll!hts this Is the worsl !()rm of hOUOI, h• oa~. -H. WI,. wllh mt. l B l je . en . e p' . l 'T l s.' wlnw for ·or. ,.. • 1M . . . for ... """c.a•ll<~ toaple" 1111!1111111 ........... . . . aouam, "I'm 1a1D1 lo ebull:i lloo yelll'" 11th. -.H. lleady IV • biiiW; U -~~~ (ar lodp, or 'II!Weftt), Mill · · II -.so•a -.1 till JUt, " lwe II 110 . . . . . -. v., of· Ia tl.lt, W a Ill wt F ID ..,.r.- piiM llet eport Jl.lt.31, U . . . • .,.,. Mar•· R oa tbe pme llijjhL 01' ....... -'t ...,•.., trlendl ,. the adler 'I .. llllclalel, llut oomewq ,. j11lt ..,,I nil ~. b &et Ws way fll ol I lUdden, just bllill up kiM• slowly. . U my wile lllmlJa anolb!:r man, or if II! looks at her, I doni IIH it to mean oht II unl&.llhful, If I'll morried • flrl no other man """ld lakl 1 second look at, I'd think I hid bef!n lbortchonged. We haYf 1 buneh 01 kids and arandkids that are second 1o none. We «tl along line. Now, do I hoYt 1 problem? -E. 'i .C. Dtar E: Not unlen you're competinl . .,. • ...fit lb JI..IUI; llo. I ..., , t!NClNNATJ (UP!)\.. Live- II tU5·U; W IIWN Ill .toek: la-13.110, lilt lit lb -~ C. le M Cllves I·· tiallgh- . . ~· ll·tUII IIWf " ' 1~ ' holler• ~ cowo llteady• IIIOIIly f.st: · fully lileadf. bUILl ~~teed¥ ; low ~ W, Dot eMIIh 10 I'Mife ehnkl! 811110 lb l'l!eeipts ovdable ear!J to • . alaulblfl' tleeni !MUll, JIOOd ll'ade. . to- low lUO, 10011 --~-1150 lb ti-b, ~ !UCI·t.b; French, 8plnilb lnd Pottq.. aver~&e with le'IJ blgb oholce l the three OII'I!:Ial 7SO lb htlters 22.!10, low to avertll.atla Amorlca. Ill ohlllce 1tJI.A50 lb 21Jl04t, 1091 20-tl, ltaiMbtd IT • lUG; saint Stepl\ell ~ II utility cows 13-14 ; uUllty bulla rtcognlloltiMIIIt 11t1t IJilftm .. 17.~11; vealers fully steady; 11\artyr. ' chO!tt 12·311, .f>Od 11'1-11, ltl!ld· P........, lpuloll • Ill ll'd 1!-17, olllclal llntlll8*. llut ClulrB Mop l,tiOtl; lllrrows and gilts! llso is spoklll lbln, P.\ ,.._Of: c:: !he --~ -- . l¥118 SUPER .TRIM - SWin'a PREMIUM U. S. GO.'T. . IIIPICTID EVIII SUPER TRIM -IWIF'rl PREMIU.. U. L lev'L lnpect.. BOnDI / c,..m .~ll, Hunt's To111to .laioe Red Cross Egg Nootlles ~~r~A w•oe Tenderleaf Tea Bags'' CHUNK TUNA PEAK BRAND - with thia coupon 4 PIITO BEAlS ~: ~~~r;· YAM CAttiP1 CGftl ~ b81 Now thn1 Serf., Jan. lSI. I • FIIOZEN BAYER ASPIRIN POT PIES c.u.. lottie of 100 We reser¥1 the right to Limit Quantiti11 59 ...,... Molotvrlai,. Lollon Jo•. II Pink Reg. $1 Sin Cant 'J 5 '..8 ffil Jeno Pizza w/Cheese lival.Do& Food ,> 0 l.X TRI\ ( ot • F&P· WH Q4,t~. tUREEN BUNS CIT GREEN BEANS SHELUE lEANS 101 J').{ 50 30) Cant ..... J« !VANS INSTANT COFFEr 5-cl. D I . - - ~MtHA., oo. Double Edge BLADES ..... Bowl or Cap • ••1 INOW 1111 JIASY WAYI SIOI SHOVEL :~-..-=~ . ........ . . . ,.... ....., . . . . '1. ..... •• 7 .,., .... . ...... ...,.ft. New lhru .................. ......WI.-• 77 _ ..... ............ 77 .......... . ··--anY .... .... ................ ........... . • .... ..... ... .... u..... ~ ~-. .... . •' . . ~ "- 1-lb. pk•• 4 2~-:· '1 2::.29 31::69 ::t 23 . ~ . • . I Jto~ - HIAt I :f:\D!ft!e.O·S.• 1•111, Ctn. - MIAT AILID IAT I Fried PERCH c:tn. EYI OF ~OUND 39 ·steak lb . ,,...tutft W"fP.r Steak lb . 1 $ .S. $l59 bono Super Trion--l..,•l'ork.YIII ~~. MEAT LOAF ll'ormtrs Pork Sh111ller 59 lwiWs 'rwmium ,.,,...,.... Evans SuJMf' Trim - l"'ift'l 0.5. Govt. lniipected CALIFORNIA IUNKIST ~rench Fried· HADDOCKC:fn. 69 l·lb, ·u.s. o..t. Bologna lb. :/ •• lv.tl\i Su... r Trim - ,.......,, Stor All Mut-IY· The-Piooo PICNIC SnLE HAM S9 IUO E 11.1 HA J~ !,n 1'1 S1amr\ l·llt. tollo l~b. -··· 6 ..."'1 ., ' Swaaee Towell :;:COI.O.. 59 59 CRISP SOLID · If-a MICAIOII &-CHEESE No~...... Sot., ,_,, I. OAIIIIOLE U111t (II .11'1 11111 t'~lll Wlflt liUI/1 CIIIIIU tltlllll "I,.., ) I Waaaer'a 0111•1··DRill 4 •t.:· *1 .. 4 12-o•• . Cou I 8. ·Tumoven \., '1' u .... .. • ..... ' ~!~Lettuce ~-19 ·BROCCOLI 19 CAULIFLOWER Htad19 SNOWY WHITE . GPI 49 •••plillp ..... 59 LUX ' ' f 41ohot ' ·attli LIQUiD ,,..,.: J ~~ - ·1 . . . . loti, WHTN CHAN. 11 HUNTINc:TON, W. VA. Ito "., GrPI'II St.lmp; II katie EVANS- WIIITB Fun luotlt IYANI POTATOROLU ...,. ~.Aid SWEET ROLU ...... ..,.. TIUY TU taa · -ltll-llff.TUII ·· ~· J I illlil Ul .~ ..... •11 •• r:; ~~Pi u,u. . ......... a:•. • ·11 ILL . BREEZE ::... •1.31 11120 Loav• :. ftiJII . """ ..... lilf X TIM!r,, Nile, IIR. I dill Id-e&. !' ... sp l ~ Pink hou!y h••• Wlllto, AtMrlllll .,.lart ..........,.., : ,How "tooiiW' ......... Sttrtllli IDTI II SHELL BLUE BONNET NXft , .. "". OIUIHT ........... _...._.. With TIM P-11• .t 1nr Pile. 400·ct. 2 ::~ 33 IVANI lhlrtimw Th111tW TV MOVII lunch IWANEE YeHow - '181 l-Ib. Can 38 Pkg. Brach'a· Choc. (:ov. Pec,nutt Brach's Peanut (;lult•n . " .._ ILL '2.47 69 4~·'1 10 PACk CANDY SALE! Hm•lf'• 111• ... er llmt1d. lira Ri111 P•ut 81tttr .CI,. 1o.ct. ltrM.. Stya.. ,.... ... . . . . , lllffc:eM ' Beef Stew CoY't. •• .,.,"~ lel<lly-To-Lt - 72 Ul LIQUID U. S. Gov't. Inspected · Faoiat Tissue 8 ~ ' u. s. lb. U" 014 . ...,.•• II 1 .. lox " ' 18mlly. WASTE BASKET , .......... ..... ,.h-,. ,. · Lp. Jon, On• ov"" ' YISGOIIIUI ....... IIIIo·. 12 ......, . Clark ••,. ,. 6 SWIFT'S Pllt.IIUM EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT'I PRIMIUM lb. '. ' .. ofp liAIIII. 69 Huntrs Tomato.Catsup l!lo lb. 89 Heinz Appl1111ce '"'· F&P S•all SHoed •eta Sunsweet 'Medium Prunu Sanmaid Seedless Raisiaa D1111 WU. SOUP 'I HOT DRINK ' The,.,uply Coektd 8a ICHICII: Stoinlhl 1tN1 \ The. M....,. Dcletlllnl S)· 12ROJ.J.S 50 EXT!< A J"AA (", .• ' . ., •"' • . Double Slao 1 l 'IIJ EVANS SUPIJI f.l!M Rins.Biue ~. ltoUIJ'• Flint 50 EXTJ?A J'l./ ( J r• • ' , • , I' 141,$· .... Sat., lb. j ·' U. S. Co¥'t. Inspected jar1 One coupon P*f family . Now thrtJ ' · Evans Super Trim - Swift's Prtllll"l'll 17'01. Oft Chicken - Tarkey - Beef SOnSKIN l.orner Second and Mill St. Middleport $TORE HOURS Monday thru Thursday t A.M. to 6 P.M. · Prlclay 1nd S.tvr<IIY 1:30 A.M. to 1:30 P.M. With fhl• !I ., "01 Kentucky R1cipe" MEALTM & II,..UTY , •• ...... • . WI, I. It OPP Mo.ll$1 4-lb. pk•• 48 ot. bOX 0 " LAIIL ROUND : 10 •••. 10 101 . ' c , en '• 49 •'1 Gelatin· ALL ..ulnoLAIILRAVOII' Ro. "al :1 aoa •.1 8....... : Stokely'• Chopped Sauerkraut 3~:· '1 Arao Pineapple Juice Smacker's Strawberry P~aaerves 3.12I•••...... 'I Planters Cocktail Peanu'ta 3~...:~•1 ., ,., Reynolds Alumi1um Foil , •3 Ho~1ls1 ,.,. S1:' Dainty Lunch Apple-Blackberry Jelly a.,l7.u. Da~nty Lunch Apple-Raspberry J•fly 3 •1 BeHy Crocker Cake Mixes · ·· a!!'>·.. •1 ' ! . ~ .: .r .'• -~ .•.• .' . .-. . .. Cal ••••lall 111111 .~ ' IIYIOLII j • ' > I .. ' ' Zl ·. ., · ' " "' • •' 28 28 ! l ' I I �•. " I ·I • IT'S EASY ••• JUSf - . Split Into M~ffi!, Rockers Results. 4 Door. All ·vmyl interior. low mile11e by local ewner, standard trar$. Radio and heater~ Tires Hie new. WANT ,AD INFORMATION 1958 Ford VB - 2 Door . White over bl11e finilih, automatic trans. good tir~. Badi~ POmerOV M0 tOf C0 . OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO .........3 $1795 $495 and heater ® A4VI\ nRES • lATTERIES S.l• $li..SO tony Sl• $9.50 $1.00 $2.50 $12.95 $9.95 Any TUBES, u.... _ TUIE$; new 12 Volt' Satterlee l Volt llllterl• -- LUMP COAL. Deliver or up yoursell Goegleln M~ Co., Page St., MINORS INEUGI,LE NOTHING TO BUY -t'll"t CnhMirt Stir'~- .... 3' .... ..._ (o""'let, Line Of "COIN COLLE(TOR" Suppllet end Books Keystone Station SLICED BACON SALE 33c • Kroger Kwick Krltp Cashmere Sup .......,_,.... Rutlond, 0 . .. • Armou, Star • Swift l!remlum 2 ... • Armour Star ' • RdillaCkhawk • Morrell's Pride • Hyrjrade Reliable ...............,...,.... PHONE WY 2-2157 .. . '~ . " LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan. Shows e-xtra ,Kood care. Was $1,295. I AUTO SALES I I WHOLE or FULL SHANK HALF lb. BREASTS; lb. 49c ·· LEGS, lb. 39c ................ I I I TENDERAY RIB ROAST 79 Ri~J 89 ' '• Vel Llq•kl Kroger Fresh Short Cut, no w11te five Inch ribsl 2 .... ;67r. 4&5 . Rib _.. lb. ( 7 First lb. Ground Beef 1&. 49c ( :,osR. :9:~11i '· .L !l:l'l' HlU J:Xtrci r ee t co.-pon ond purcho•• of 1 I~ er .,...,. AJax Liquid .... ................ lb. bag . ... I"P wQule ~u.•u·r'~ 5 ·-·· • (111 11er.. 1 lb. nyyraae Instant COffet Sk•n••n "".,11.,,, ~~".ded . . . .. ~.:~· ·. SPRY 3 CANNED JUICES with """Po_n Clfl" purci'IO•• of l fiiiO(Jl. ~· !!li!O) Vegetable Shortening Cut 0,..• ...,.. C41t ..... Pinto Beans Center Sliced SrMo<eCII1am ~1ofi 0. -( Hlir.f-JI Vegetables TO~ vALUt )IAm~S ~ iiii li .•B i.o9~ ' .................. Alllio- :HE1 'f. 'ftGJ~ "hllwilllliat ... I lb. lb. 49c PIEC:E CHICKEN SALE Vel Soap . r•. ' Full Buff Half Sliced Ham "--• . ........ . . . .. tn.a $1,195 Mn. Fan.,P. ;(riiWiro111' . . M }flllke SdyU · . ElbDbeth Ill. llarrll llfarlon .4ndrllfri• .4~~ Ceort• .4. ReiRr "Your Choice of Nationally FaffliDUt Braruh" & Save Bacon 2'~· 8St AtiDtllrgtnt 1 9 61c '59 Buick _ I ; ' e ·Roth alackhawlc Fab SIOO HEY MOMI FR!E . IN . THE SToNE" RINGS FOR TH.E. ef I • rth KIDS! ;;:. a family of throa ar cash equivalent af $1500. ;..,. 1 ~-- ~~!~,rfm~~~J~,~~4!!?.2!~~d~r..LAN .... ~ 2 ~=======~~~~~:"~:::i _ ' l FAN t..C. 5~ BELTSl!lugs _ .71c ROOM lor workshop or 1~~;:11 Any Size · $2.00 For Sale on t'lum Street Call • ·Fugate ' WY . ....... WHEN YOU PLAY ••• ..... 3k Palmo~vt Soap REGULAR TREAD • READ "SWORIHN-THE·STOHE" ----- SNOW TIRES ' • '· COLLECT CARDS TO PalmOlive s.a, 1962 Chevy II Non St. WagOn e • .:mr l .:;~. ·J· I :.nll'9i; .. \:l9V0 ' •i'- ·· 'l ,.··11'1 lb. can 43c ?!1lS18 - -~ ~li!9{~ i::ll 1 bl ~ ~;<)(1 J :t~t. Grapefr~-~..........~a~&. 39C \.H1f. ~:;:~r.. '..1~~~'.'.1 ~........ .~c:~· 35c • Y Notice :IU I:A "'" rAn 'llllllr YA~I.IE )lAm~~ '-~ with cowpo n onQ p~o~ rc: hu•• el • .., • pktt. .... ........ Krager " oz. Gelatin . on. II, 196' Sno Toilet • •••• • • •• • •• • • •••••• -- 5U I:AIIIA flttt ALL-NEW t TOr YA~"c :>IAmrS ' .... "'"'~*' onu pwrcho•• of ·~·- •"Y I plltt. Comlllnat1an, ~ugarell, rtaiR IJ.onul• • ' ( j' AJAJ.:.~ ..,.. '" . , CALIFORNIA' .' ·CWAND'S tv. ,,. - Bibb · LUW-~ _ Kroger Cube Cre1mery Butter 49c &c.tle ..,._ _ 19c . I . ' ...... 10 with uch coupon ond jiOirchlte of ·$10 or mire ot Krepr COupon·expires St.\.• : J'an. 18. 1964 '• , { ;~ '. - ba. J S.tc .~.J:t- u; 'jht t..d I ··,-· '"fn. ' ~ ·it 't •· ·~•o;:. 1 ' i . <\· FURNnyRI CO. r " "l:'f-''~'".,11&'" · - · - ···~ ~· :< ~;· •• t' .·"-· ttfv ;' ltiUQit W.VA. ~~­ .. ;p!.J. 1 ''299 . ' ....... .......... , ••. Q~' Potatoes New . -. MASON ~ IDAHO ' 100 Ex.tra ~ .Top VIIUI 5~~11' ' . '!'r Jar . u. s. No. \ lj • •' (!: ;.-:' ..... ~- . ·~·· ;to; : "- . 1 ·.~ Avoeados .. .......... .......... 15c For Sale ....,... ....... ,.._ !:,\j 16 01, " .......y . +-T'=- ~ .o-r .:.&, .. .... - 3 dRoOMs. ':~'.\~ ltll. KrO;er '. ,/ ?~ Save 10. can m~ KfOIWr, 'I TRI-BAN 1% lb. bx. . 16 _ ·jar· "' r.td !)IV: . ' . ....... 1.74 Spotlight Instant ': fi!€:01 'Jd:m'i 14oL pit "• ' Save 10. .., I, ,,. t • . :v:·99~ WhiteBread -v-.. . , CHUNK Cream Pies 10 ·~·~ 49~ "TUNA Tissue · t t a~. $1 59 Co ee........................... • No. Y2 ·Mayonnaise .....~~~... ...-~.~~~ .33~ · · ft Fruit Cocktail . :...K.~~ ~~~~~39e ~ngel Food Cake ...........3 ·Salad Dressing .. ..... ..... Fresh BuHermilk . ~:; ....~~··.3fl ,;q . ~"! Van Camp Light .' ' .' • �1,-- I,, u." "'!!!!!! 1 AD .. l ' ' ... or lndlcltoo ..., an but raltod bJ !lie !111111~ , w..,ldy network televllton dr• You wUI ... the .result of· the I!UI - that It . the Jndlvldual !allure Ia netwJ)rk pn>ll'lll>play wlthw l 'ruMing charac- mine -~ I<ISOII. _ ters-11 dead. It Indica!.. why TH Clouael Swill!: Lao! mldu m. ~fat1 makers have wPPk . whE"" ;• '''"" ........ ,,. 1,.1'1 • tak•n over as the only truly that New York Giant footbal~ group 1n teltviJion star Frank Gifford WH s a reBy RICK DU BROW provide lmowledge lor advert!&It indicates why, despite ported proopect lor CBS-TV's United Pr<OJ lntemotional ers. all network p..,ssures, the planned "T4rzan:• series, he erHOLL YWOOD (UP! ) - To [ It Is fascinating how a num- intelll&ent pubUc will leap hun- plained he wu "not In terested" .~..t who hoped that the pow- ' ber of broadcasters protest vle- ' for good', adult drama on ' . .Monday. 'I:arzan producer Sy r::::=====::::::::;::7'i'"i~fli~=-'\l .tr of rating• bad l"""""ed since lorously from time to time ln the future. Weintraub said he spok• lo Gtf. I· ·t year's congressional probe, about alleged threatening gov- NBC-TV's ble trperlmen t -ford Friday, and'"there's interAR!! 'IIi GOIN' TO tiJ coming cancellallon of 1emmenl intrusion, yet how four such anthology series thio eat. , .both of us were Jnt,...st- TH' BARN DANCE i\ BC-TV's Richard Boone an- 1 tie one hears about the eflocts new season - has, predictably, ed" .•. SATI DOV NIGHT, tho logy is a remlnder of rea l~ on " freedom'' bv sponsors and SNUFFY it\' . I ratings. Theoretically, at teut, J .Th• Na!lonal Association ofthe gov•rnment represent• the iii ~elevision Revue lOCAL AND STATE News Of Mason County, Ws Virginia .. I Broadcasters (NAB, in an ef· ~ople , who own the a1r. So rar I DAJLY CROSSWORD lttt to. show that the' television- jas 1 know, sponso;s rep.rese.nt rad io industry can handle its only their own prof1t-makmg ~n­ 1 LlF. weak spot s, has formed a teres~s. ,. r,tings rounril . And there have ' It 1s not that the Boone .ar.bttn pronountements about I thology is tht> greatest of sene!!. niethodology and criteria to a!- lH is not. The que~t ion is the Prices·· Are Born HERE • •• Raised Elsewhere ! ! 1ure the acruracv of ratings. 1 common sense-or lark of com- . ~ Njme of which, ~r course, is Iman sen~e - relevance o( r~t~ cU,.nging the system under . ir,gs to the comparative. quality - ich numbe rs - accm·ate or and worlh of shows. Snould a ' ccurate - s1ill rPplace hu- Boone series, which has n judgm~n1 quen tl y offered brilliant acting urelv this i::; a maUer for 2nd always tried hard for the f p. Oren IJ<m·is' subr-ommit- 1unusual, be cashed in while ..-to decide firmly: Whe~ter ·stUff_ like "Pett},coat :fJgram ming on the pubhc ~ y- 1 co~unues! If a,. Mr. Novak or JWned airwaves ever was 1 n- la Dr. K1ldare sh~u l d ~tay on ~d!ec to be 1he Sf'rvant of out- while a Boone ser1es d1es, no commerC' ial ratings com- [accuracy of ratings will change that are used mainly to the basic fou lness. j-,,; Junct!?"" Hunl'o Pomll~ •I• Catsup ,ORK PINK ., .,. ;;; SA,LMON --- ....... ~ ' _.. ;;:;; ........ () ...; II""LLer Jlmpl)' at:ancts tor u.otber. In this ample •'· b .1sed fur Lhe three L'Jio X fGr the two 0'8. ete. Singl-e letters. a.po .. trophies, Ute length 800. fonna.tlon ot tbe wordl are ai l hinta. Earh da.y tba oudll...,_ ans DAP NI EPNBmi LKBLBE KJB OEG DAP 0 K Jl Jll'l' 8 t-E VB: Z lEA o -. IDac r f 2t~. 25 ~.. Pinto Beans \.lbby'• er Clover Pl•rm Peaches WMPO Radio .8:35 Norman Kraeft 1:45 Country Expreso 7:05 Breakfast Party BoOS High School Football 11:00 Top Ten Show 12:00 Noon Report 12: 15 Jones Buick Show 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Football Warmup 1:15 OSU FooiJ'all 3:45 Platter Party 5:45 Sign Oft SUNDAY 7:00 Sign On News 7:35 The Army Hour 8:00 Herald of Truth 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 9:00 Wings of Healing 9:35 The Bible Speaks To You 10:00 Voioe of Prophecy 10 :35 Sunday Show 11:00 Country Hymn Time 12:00 Noon Reporl 12:15 The Search 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeto 1:00 Billy Graham 1:30 Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church At Work 2:15 The Navy Swings 2:35 The Big Lie 1:00 The Quiet Hour 3:35 The Sunday Showcase 4:35 World In Review 5:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 6:35 Sundown Serenade c 3 No. 2V. $1 cans .,1.. J8 IIy .Blackborrr • • • •• I 0 0" • 24 ••. I•• .o 0 35 ( ,~""' 1• s -- · Bw HAROL _:)_ : Y.: ' AHD Grouping Of ·JERIALS 3 l1c NO. 1 MAINl! POTATOES 10 J9c LYONS CLOVER FARM STORE ROUTE NO. 7 TUPPERS PLAINS RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE ROUTE NO. 124 RUTLAND Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Spaghetti FIFTH and PEARL STS. RACINE OHJin>-'11 *MEAT BUYS BOLOGNA. .'.1 3 LB. BUCKEYE BACON lb. pkg. DINNER Boiling Beef LB. ~ox J9c LEAN AND MEATY Short Ribs of Beef LB. *BAKERY PIE age. .-... Tall Cans uch THAT NO ISE CURE!) MY HICCUPS J 9c FINE FOR SEASONING RAISIN A LOT, MISTER OHIO RACINE CLOVER FARM STORE BUYS OH, TI-IANKS OHIO · Dry w 11dtete. IDI. "He '~·wlld over what he conaider11 an outr~011a appropriationl Hia son jiiSt took hla oar I • MONDAY THRU FBIDAYa Monday Through Friday 5:00 Community New• 6:00 Sien On News 7 45 Sign on. 'fhe Lifeline 5:05 World & Nat 'l New. 6:05 Sacred Heart 5:15 Spotlight on Sporto 6:20 Country Jambo..,o 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 Ohio Nation, World News 5:25 Weather 1:35 Farm News 8:10 Sports ~oda y 5:30 .Sign Off ' 8:45 Meigs Agr. Etten. 8:15 WeathPr Picture 7:1lf> Breaklas1 Party 8:16 Musical Clock SATURDAY 7:30 Van Patrick Sports 8:55 Commu nity :'-lews 7:45 Sign On, The Lifeline 7:50 The 7:50 Report 9:00 Latchstring 8:00 Local, Ohio, National 8:10 Bright Stat Show-Thur. t~30. Public Service N•ws and Sports 8:45 Baker Fum. Show-Frt. 9:45 Family Worship Hour 8:15 Weather Pi<$ure 8:55 The Lighter Side 10:00 Mason County News 8: 16 Musical Clock t :or. Betty Newton 10:P5 Talk of the Town . [ 8:55 News 10:05 Ministerial •ssoc. 10_;55 World News 9: 00 Mu sical Clock 10:20 Country Hoe-Down U:bo Wonderfu l World of Music 9:30 Song & Slory Hour l!:llf> Swap Shop 11:05 Morning Melodies 9:45 Family Worship Hour 11:35 Farm Bureau (except Friday, 10:00 News 1!:40 El Rancho Time M-W Church Bells Ring) 10:05 High School Hit Parade :40 Mason Co. Agr. Ext.-Tue. 11:45 World News 10:55 News :40 Family Worship Hr-Thur 11:55 Mason Cou nty :'-l•ws 11 :00 Army Time 1! :40 ASC Program-Frt l;oOO-Community New• 11 :30 Special Communlly Prog. 11:55 The Upper Room 12:1lf> Local News 12: 00 News Roundup 11:58 Dow Jones Averages 1.1:10 Markets 12 :20 Bulletin Board 12:00 Noon Report 1 12:15 Mid Day Wea ther 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:15 Music Just For You 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl. 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:55 News 3:00 Platter Party 12:30 Agriculture Agent 2:00 Saturday Matinee 4:15 Blaettnar Show-T-Thur. 12:45 Country Go Round 2:55 News 4:30 Local Ne•n 1:55 News Beat 3: 00 Satu rday Matinee 4:55 Bowling Scores 1:011 Country Go Round 3:i5 News 5:00 The Open Road 2:55 News Beat 14 00 Disclng with Doss 5:45 Sign Off 3:00 Mid Way Mallnee 4:30 Top Ten Revue SATURDAY 3:M Christmas Wreath 1 5: 00 N•ws Summary 1:00 Sign On New. 4:00 Disc ing wit h Ooss l, 5:15 Puhltc Service l :llf> Counlry Music Tlma Interchange 5:30 S1gn Off 1:20 Country Jamboree Juice Dvtch Girl Y tudiy:'l O)pla4 l&e: SBIND YOUR NOBW: BLOOD TO XARICilT .Aim IIIII WHAT .1T WlU. BlW>'Q ,....naroy.\a IVU.IlR •.. 2·qc 4. .L Candy Bars :!39c AH NI K , lXZKDU Ltltlty'a Tomate ....,,... an dittetmL A CI1Piuc•- Cluola"~D G .!~lOc ·?_ Hominy _ .::OlOc LIBBY S , 2 Bvth's 1 1 -- ~ 23c ...........Be ""a WJEH RADIO ' Cocoanut· ' Lay'r Ca.ke ,sc '..... ' IL .. ,f :1, ' ' ' ~ . cans 45c �- ........·----.. ....... ... ' . . • (/ • ( ' f6 A~e Pack ~~s~~b~;d Summerfield is Hostess to Garden Club at Home Apprmdmately 40 attended the meeting of Rock Springs cub Scouts Pack 24ll Saturday evening at the Salisbury Schpol, with Rleh<IJ"d Young, cubmasler, presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Opha Offutt and Mr. and Mrs. George Skinner were In charge of the program, which opened with the pledge to the flog led by RickY Gaul and Gene Davis, followed with group singing of "America." Gene Davis, Ricky Gaul and Jimmy Morris sang, "I Knew ,.. '"~' Summerfield ""'lst-1 Buell Ridenour the Chester Garden: ..ij.:.mlily at her borne and Ivy, for a kitchen mangmenl, a Madonna, varioUs col· 1 on!d fruits and flowers, and a church arrangement using all white gladioli. D001tlng opened with Mrs. Roy Hoher gave a demw!lb -the preaident. onstration of a modem mange~=~~= P;•~:;! Ridenour ment called Out." Mrs. Mora;.ad had"Way the mangement . the devotions, which Is of the mooth using red geranscriptttre of Presi- iums with pine. Blue ribbons 1 Johnson. The verse were awarded for an open class .,.. given by Mrs. of the month to Mrs. Earl Dean, Wright. Roll caD was Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Buell by 20 members. Sev· Ridenour. . , ts th Refreshments were served I c v1c proJec 1or e com· year were discussed by Mrs. by the hostesses to the meD" chairman and the bers and two guests, Mr'. ' ' SwlsbPr and Mrs. Hartle RouSII of the Wayside Garden Club. I s MR. AND MRS. VIRGIL C. HOLSINGER 'i"":8~ •. ~~r~t~fier" . J~. " . .i meetin« e Mainly About People In Pomeroy RUBBER -~eOTWEAR I" THEATRE IIAJruy A round And About I! M •dd/ epor Property Transfers BENNEIT'S 0 ! SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK LADIES' FLATS Mrs· SAYE NOW 1.87 2.87 3.87 DRESS SHOES DURING Baker Furniture's JANUARY • CLEARANCE ii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-,1 ::;:t 3.87 " ... rf ....,,_ 4.87 Sh·oes shlela 5.87 2 meeJ:Ini' House Slippers:: __ ·Snow Boots v:::; 2· 4· 7· e COIN-OP e DRY .CU-ING ,li 'iti $2 DUTTON DRUG CO. N. 2nd Ave. . Middleiporl; 0. · · 'iOIINSoN·s ' ' " "' . .•.•·'··•'•.. CltiMrl • PGnwroy ··~l!~~ .-...... ,fl;.fn ~;' .,.,. . r • _,, • ' I • ea.'' _.t' I NOW YOU ,KNOW ' lhll ' tlia" . ............ lit ............ llliDoi ....., .... _ , _ aiiaal ....... lult. lllrl"lmas. Durst-Holsinger Vows Exchanged fit SHOE BOX o 1be Reedsvllle _ Long J!Ot. tom Home Delll<HIIItrapoo Club ' wlll meet JaD. 15 lor an all d8Y meetlng Jlt the borne of Mrs By Bluclle M. IIJuiliM reason they can't quit. Warren Plcl:ens. 'lbe topic JAN. 12 - I WU tile ..... "Mark Twain \IBkl It alb this wUI be "Meal Ser· ow of our deep loa, oo Nov, 22 Wby, It'll the easiest thing ill vice for piHerent Occasions." right over It the world Iii ,do, quit smokln'Class 11 Circle of Heath for ml. . why, I bel I ve quit 100 limN Methodist Cburclt wlll meet Whon LBJ made that beau- In my life." Wednesday evening at the talk In front of the Ratl --, ehurclt at P· m. Mn. L. w. marble )lll~. 81~ THERE ~ B~, 1 s\l'8lltlll McComas wlll be In eharge of w~ nation was In teats. pi)Jchol!>glcal lldaa aboul the devotional period with Mrs. mourn, end ever more shall my getting sick every OecemJack Bechtle program chaJr. with ever n!turnlng ber. It makes me dn!ad t h 1 man Hosle!s.;. are Mrs Mild- Whitman's Jovely whole month end the uaed·\0- I red Zeigler, Mrs. P. L. ,Milch, concerni~g civil defense w a s WENT SLEDDING shown and books on Home Pro- The Senior High B.Y.F. of The Reedsville M. E. church was the setting of the tectibtl were distributed. Racine held a party at the hour, Mrs. dougle ring ceremony of Miss Geraldine Durst, daughter During the Pack meeting, home or Maldne Baker. The a guest from the of Mr. and Mrs. Dawaio Durst of Reedsville, and Mr. ribbono were received lor reg- group went sledding and later Garden Club gave a Virgil C. Holsinger also of Reedsville. Mr. Holsinger is istratlon honor units lor 1963. had refreshments. aud demonstration on beau· employed at the American Viscose Corporation in Par- Registration pins and cards were CliHord Ashley, Maxine Sveral In· kersburg. The Rev. Freeland Norris read the vows at 2 were presented to the officers end Shirley Baker, Craig, Gail, p.m. · for 1964. Plans were made for Gary and Laurel calms; Mar· and ootstandlng arThe bride was lovely 1n a a meeting on Japuary 24 at 7:30 garel and David Cole, Ronnie were made lnclud· straw bird cage hanging length bridal dn!ss. The daughter, Deborah ; Mrs. Mar- p.m. at the School, to organize Grimm, Phillip HUI, with red geraniums bodice ... white saUn ·eo9ered tho Holsin~er, Mrs. Emma Van a Boy Scout Troop. Sbiflel, Charles SnodgrBSB, 1~. with long sleeves, Meter and daughters, Doris and Several dates were annoonc- Gary Willford and Nancy Yost. Mrs. Ralph Graves 1~!:;,'! at the wrists. Tbe Roberta; Mrs. Virginia Carter ' ed Including February 7-13, Holzer hospital and underwent I, was trimmed In satin and daughters, Karen and San- Scout week, and the Pack · wiD SET CAMP MEETING which flowed a satin skirt dra; Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley have a displa~ In the Downie The Middleport Church of the surgery today. Her room number " 375. with chiffon. She wore and son Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Gross Store window; February Nazarone will be the host Mrs. Hom~r Holter visited on the New York City World's Fair Winnie Holsinger, Brenda, Jan- 7, uniform day ; February _9, 80 indoor Camp meeting Saturday With Mrs. Harry rhinestone jeM!Iry set et, Pattie, Ooog and Ronnie; Scout Sunday and the Pack will sponsored by the Meigs ~r The Family Roush. designed by Sarah Coventy, be- Miss Sharon Holsinger, and attend the 10 a.m. service at Holiness Association during Mr. and Mrs. Robert RuBSell longing to a sister of the groom. Mrs. Russell Ray Holsinger, the Sacred Heart church; Feb- week of January 20-24. ' ~n Saturdoy 9 to 9 of Ironton and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Caryl Chevalier, class>1Ulry 15, Blue and Gold ban- lng tbe nightly messages flied Grant or Crooksville were Il¥,Ite of the bride and groom, . quet, with all mothers of the be Rev. H. L. J,ones, weekend guests of Mr. and was maid of honor. She wore 8 !& Pack serving as the dinner com- Obio a Fn!e Methodist MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Clifford Jenkinson. lovely turquoise wool dr~ss. The mlttee , March 19, Appreciation IA!r, 'with music being ""iiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiii~ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jenk- bride's maid was Miss Mary ll dinner for all Scoutmg person- ed by Morris Wolf. of Racine iii inson will quietly celebrate their Jse Cashdollar also a class. nel at the Kyger Cr e e k · wedding anniversary Sun· mate. She wo~ 8 pink wool ISchool; and April 11~12 the January 12. suit. Serving as best man, was f Scout.Q..Rama. and Mrs. William Fisher a brother of the bride, Gary I At the close of the meeting, .POMIIIOY, OHIO Belpn! spent the week end Durst, of Reedsville. refreshments were served by their parents, Mr. and A reception was ·held after Mrs. Clyde Bartlett has re- Mr. gnd Mrs. Offutt and Mr. & THURSDAY Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. and the ceremony in the home of tumed to her bome in Middle- and Mrs. Skinner. January 15-16 NOT OPEN Sam Arnold. the bride, Tbe table was dec- port alter spending two weeks Ronald Fisher, a student at orated in white linen, with a in Buchanon, w. Va., with her M L R t Arnold Grate, Mildred Grate PltiDAY thru TUESDAY Mountain State Business three tiered wedding cake In lather, Mr. P. M. Sines, who is rs. acey e urns to Archie Pierce, K. ..l•nu•ry 17·21 lege, Parkersburg, W.Va., center. The cake was decor. improving from a ser1ous m. From Cincinntdi Pierce •. 1.:,5 acre., '' Welt Disney's "!'HE INCREDIBLE weekend with his parents, ated with pink roses and topped ness. Mr. Sines has been re- Mrs. Clal'<!nce Lacey, Middle- Archie Pierce, Virginia JOURNEY" . and Mrs. Mason FISher. with a bride and' groom. Punch trurned to his borne from the port voc'l music instructor, bas to Arnold Grate, Mildred Grate (Tecbnlcolor) Carla Fisher, daughter of Mr. and minls were also served to hospital. returllefl from Cincinnati where .62 ~ere, Rutland. the Bull Terrier and Mrs. Mason Fisher, Minersthe guests. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milsbe attended the Ohio Music Clifford G. Ebersbach, dec., eijiamese Cat; Luath, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. tloan were Tuesday dinner Educ•tion Association conven· to Ella Levenna Ebersbach, RetrievP.r and : vile, underwent an . Hosplt- Dawain Durst, son and daugh- guests or Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lion h•ld at the Sheraton-Gil>- Cert. lor Trans., Pome~oy. Tommy Tweed omy at Meigs . ter, Gary, Charlotte, and grand Weber and family in Rutland. sOn Hole! lhe past weekend. Robert L. Sharp, Edith M. Scott, John Draine, al Monday evemng. the talents of Rex AI· Mrs. E. J . Hill returned The Philathea Wonlen of the One of the hi hli hts of the Sharp to Dwtghl R. i Novel by Sheila Bun· home Tuesday alter a VISit m 8 et 40 Salon Met Middleport Church of Christ convention wao t,e gsuperb per- Lena Faye Wallace, Lot, Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. At Wildermutlu have cancelled their meeting for"l!IDI't of the Clncinooti Sym· dl?'~ 8 1 h Lola , Cartoons R~y Jones Jr: and and scheduled for Thursday evening. phony Orchestra and also the · · r g I, Bright " ..... ·"'"'" Your Aorl•l Mtss Mary Hill and at The Gallla Coonty Salon 8 A dale will be annoonced later d b of th t . ,_1 Margaret Mako, parcels, Salem. · lnd ., with Mr. and Mr1. et•• t tthe horne o!Mrs. Mrs. Olan Genheimer and· eu 1 Qctgon e Mr concer i.iv.onro In Admis:~ion. apohs, -sv me a OdgonpiOn~ who, Gilbert Clrc Ie, dec., to ""liiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~P~a~u~l~H~IU:.!and:!~fa~m~l~ly~...........,!Gerald Wildermuth with Chap- daughter Judy returned E .;. d · "': f t Circle, cert. of trans., . • eau Premiere, Mrs. Orville their ho:Oe In 'eotumbus lnn..,A n • gave ' b e"" trhs Minnie Vining to ~enneth H. 'dl mer1can w n e VI .._ 1 S II b We11• presi ng. d~y alter spending •everal days with tho Cincinnati n....., parce • 8 s ury. The Salon voted to send d<>- with her daughter and family • Mro, Lacey was 1m- Wesley Circle, c· dec.I to · J Cl A. I M t De II I bed th na ons or a a e nver IMr. and Mrs. William Sheridan 'th his rtistr 1 th ra . rc e, ary Ire e, t-ert. & Children's Hospital, Cbristmas ·and daughters Marla and Ani;;:; t 0 ~ n e lor Trans., Sntton. Seals, Child w_elfare Work, and' ta, and with ~ther relatives ncer num r. Mary Circle to Laura J. Cirthe Scholarship Award. he the area. cle, 77 Acres, Sutton. hostesses, Mrs. Gerald Wilder- Mrs. Robert Reibel was In Friends Gatlter at Lula M. Taggart, dec. to E.O. muth and Mrs. David Cumings, Friday to Haptomtoll Hom Taggart, Gladys Harris, ~erved refreshments and a soc· her daughter, Mrs. . .e. 1Ces Droz, Sarah Hoback, Affid. Ial hour followed. Mrs. Norman to Columbos for a A group of lnends and netghTrana., Lebanon. Wa land and Mr Golda . . bors gathered at the home of Ch I . Henry Wagner, AI'rce • Y, s. check up at Umversity Hos· M 81 h H ares 11 ' mg are hostesses for the , Mrs. Kitchen is Frs.t anfc e almptollSta on , WUI10m Wagner, Jr., ruary meeting f ron -s1• or an promptu Wagner to Geo W ' t'oirm<!drom, major surgery per- servance of her birthday rge agthiS past year. j ed • 6.25 aCn!s, Salisbury. 1• 1 Tb ON EXERCISES Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Mil- y. e foup e';; thea W: H. Wagner, Charles Henry I MASON - Marine PrivatA! hoan and grandsons, Dean and : 1 ,!~OS:" Ill The Alice Wagner, George Y . William W. Chapman, son Dallas Weber of Rutland were gu ref h g · Wagner to William WagMra, Augusta A. Chapman, re- in Gallipolis Tuesday. res menlo 1or t h Jr., Alberta Wagner, par·i cently participated In three dayo Mr. and Mrs. Roger Phillip• Salisbury. ver:ttcal envelopment exerct~es were business visitors in Col· were Mrs. while serving with the Third umbus Saturday . end Mrs. BEDFORD SCHOOL NEWS Battalion, Sixth Regi~nt of Mary Ruth ~nd Joy Sauer wbo were In charge Celebrating birthdays on the Second Marine Division at were weekend guests of Mr. and the party, ~ Mra. Tom Pull- ember 31 end In January Camp LaJeUne, N. C. Mrs. Ernest Whi!A!head of ~·B ~s. E~bethDSlaven, Mrs. CarolJII Brlckles, Tom 'Kern, ville. Their mother, Mrs. n:~~· Ha~·u:" :"~· Wayne Well, Margaret old. Sauer. is a patient at Galli- D. Diles and the aue'st ~"j h ~ :n•a H~ and Lucy 8y Connie, P•ris F•shion & Ch1rm Step polls Clime. evening Mro Ha tonstall · Rita Phillips, daughter of Mr. ' · P • MadolJII ~ickett and VALUES TO 6.99 and Mrs. Roger Phillips, was VIsit~ Florida over an overnight guest Friday and Open Horue WiU vacation. , ' Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Be Held on Kevin FaUlkner and non Weber and childn!n. An open iiQuse to went to Columbus. 50th wooding .Steven Brlckles and CANCEL MEETING will be held by Mr. end M r went to Ravenna on The meeting of MagnoUa Jacobs, Laurel vacation. ,_ Temple Pythlan Staters Pomeroy ,R. D., Sunday al 1 Kenny Burke and family ·In-Heels eMedium Heels eStacks eColorslor Thursday evening ha1 4 p.m. They have llved at · t o = · : Cranberry, Dark Brown, Black, Otter. ."'5iiiii:Eiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:~~bee:;n~can;:c~eH~ed:::;_. el GUfl ilnce they were Y Frecker went to rled rmd belong to the F r eroy to visit Homer ~arman. Melbodlst Church at .run and Jeff Morris . VALUES TO 9.95 CUff. father are visiting m 'lbey have twi aons, Hawk and famUy Mulberry Heights; Paul, · to Marietta to visit Bob Price e1111; and ' four da¥flhters, Mrs. Connie Reed we t to · Wllltam Davis, Columbus; n Mrs. WfUiam Jicoha, Kenny Wood went to Logan. 8y Connie ond Poria Fashion Mrs. Janies Gilmore, Laur- Mrs Carp;r went to ~ Vol, ,. .87 and 3·87 11 L~d- ~:fiit. Mrs. Ste'!e Eblen, ville ~r Columbus, _ CllroYour h••lth 7.99 _ II 1~ Jdheo and Sandra Bailey ' , , .'.. Is our ~'CANCEJJ.ED I~:NotJNCi&c;co);MMITr;i;rrEE By "Luxurious" Baat Type The. .of the Rock WASHINGTON (UPI)-Challbusiness •• , ~· Better ·IJealth C 1u b Edwin E. Willis, O.La., ol ochlidUlecl· IN Tbursday after. House Committee on UnllOOll hu ·been· eancelled. American Activities Tuesday de' .lUll P:ew Pei,._By Connie & U.S. Rubbor nounCecl the "Emergency Com, mlltee For Dlaas!A!r llellef To ' To safeguard your health, we work 87 17 71 Cuba" 11 a ''fraud and a hoax." WllHs laid the committee's closely with your doctor ... standing ever real lim was not to help eu. TYPI ALL SALES FINAL bans suffering from tile devasready to serve you by filling his prescriptation ol Huri'lcane Flora last lions prompt.ly, precisely, from pure and Oct, 4, 'but to "undermine this over-all pollcy toward potent pharmaceuticals. Always relieble. Coba, 81tengthen Caelro, and ~ tb ala Communist subver• lim ' throughout Latio Ameri. - ""''"ts .. J Sha~ows oJ Deep Loss on ·November '22'H8DJT1Dg • ver ~.. . Ev~~ 1!..~ ~~:hlle :.~~y~ yN,~~:::j (too really and at night with to a single solitary Chrlltmu tho full horror ~ thet un- "do," nor even to the ..... scene In Dallas takes Too sick, T'oo bosy· talln' )IIIII. po'ssession of me all over a- You can count Deceln!>er •· '· " . dead ,loss· for B.M.H. - 1 n 1 This needless, needless cruel December: ' '· I . But 1 thank God for. • Finally, I got out ~ter :fiVII Johnson with a ftrm long weeks. My vabln !eve" hall at the rudder and I In- raged to a new high, So, ...._ to give him my lull allegl- clear to Gallipolis. I ·~, . , · gel a lift just to start dowf But agam, farewell, dear that roa<f.,.rtally so dear to me, Massacbusetls Man, the road ro Home, • of Carolme and John Well, I mooned around~ beloved of Jackie. • store or two, half bear . · bought some ValenUnes I ,DOUBT IF ONE WILL ever crossword puzzle book (8l!04j read ~or at least I won't). a fun· the kin~ I Uke at Ia~ Ja!tl; ~·one than the followmg; sed wlth everybody far ,,, Seems a bouse~ife, way back ?ear, know 'em or not k was ~nn~~ outs kind· 2m: met a Ja~y O( about • 1 wood. Jed, says .she, who d had serious heart. tr;j. me '?me wood and hurry ble ever smce she was 18, . . 11. I ve got to get thes,. cided to perk up and try ~ biscuits buked." ' live again. "•' · I Out went Jed and stayed a- Hopmg you are the aame, I 25 years, during which remain etc. he sen:e~ in the Army, . --1. ' 1 ~~ gold mtnmg, went broke Commg in home I ~ and over. at my neighbor's next door, ••. Finally, and at long last, he Faulkner. We tried to ..... in the kitchen d.oor. up for lost time. She ~ "Thar's yer wood," llUOth me her lovely Christmas. thlit!lll', as he flung down an arm- among them a beautlhd 't!jle of nicely cut up sUcks. lamp from daughter Jean ,.,._. "And thor's yer biscuits," in Columbus. We exc!lli~Ifr.1 his wife, as ~he set a cooking hints; we alwayi: ~ 6t. charred pan of burned And I got to tell he~· !lbol!t ill· down fro~ the cup- slant mash~ potatoes,. where they d been all the great dtscoverles of my years. meal - . hounded ur,. ,,,. ~a~ reader, if you bJ-.'t FURTHER THAN THAT, de- tried em, run, run . rlghj;~JIIlW ponent sayeth not.. ~hether and get, som.~, I told ne~r resumed married life, or Nora Mills When I thbtiiVIIll reasonable facsimile thereof, ail the thou•ands of /"~ always wanted to know. I've peeled and then rltl!lnlit11 Moral: A biscuit maker and ~ashed, well, what a W'fste4 wood chopper bad better work hie' ' , looks as if. ~,: .. •l"'ht l And then 1 even ,...,,..,. '! i RECENT COLD WEATHER• could smell some ,,;;;::;t: ,,_ . ~•• .., ..,• ..,. me thin~ . of .the. (just .~"that day, so eager alii l•lfar about) most VIVId description II, You see ' I feel we·""'er •• ., "lreeoin' season" 1 ever the h~mp sort of. Bqt bf ~,Ito• time you' read this liJIO¥·P 'Twas, 1 think, In Jack Lon- have buried us ~er don's "Burning Daylight" (who's than in Whittier's "Snow· be, Jack London?, J hear · the bound." · teen-agers saying), I•" 1 , Wel1, anyway, this guy 1 want now to relate kt you, threw out a pall of water way "The Ba!Ue of the Rlont<at" . whrch . -~..,• up . yonder ln the Yukon and It took place ~ ·l feU to the ground in tiny tink- my olfllprlng brougbt•I!Jil•loilfj,. b' · I I lc bl ling Its of ICe, y e ectr •nket lor ~Remember they used to say He and Dad booked. It ' up, "This'll freeze the hair off'n after my DOh's and ilt'~ f'QVW a brass monkey?" Its color (turquoise. OJ•oljllqUaj That was the uiUmate in the depending on how Y"'l it!e.) wit of 1910 or there abouts, Then they left me ~ OWII You can'\ beat Ibis one, In devices, ' . '·'" \ .. :. ~ its llne: "Well,,. thinks I, "Biqit;Jftyt Tobacco I• 0 dJrty weed 1 on the dial oughta lJoi· bOld -,. Uke 11. ' right." "'a ''li It lsatlollet no normal need. I Suddenly It wasn't, "'l'lli'lllbll Uke lt. down or something,• I yelii!cl; 'l It makes you thin, 11 makes "Huh, a Utile simple • lldlli yoa lean, Uke that,• sez they, and turoiil , lakes !be balr rlgbt off It to 4. , . lt" yoor bean, I was now turning • iWP !be wont dan llllff I've brown, and coulda'l 9VID WP , ever seea. to look. So I never ·qult, •tlli •l I like 11. had n way on down ta ··G>a~t. A frank admission, and a There, that's better - · 8JIII'JIO In one and the bird ·In a neat ever felt ~-· breath. "You folka just elpe(!l koow everything " I IIIli AND EVEN WITH all this ed at them, but ihey only government report Uncle Sam ed. They know Mom, ah a 'pointln' and sayln' "Can- do they! cer'U get you, my boy, If you Ladies end aenUemeD{ llreodon't walcb out" - Most view- ommend these wonderful ers of the scene think llllJ9kers ets m yoo. They're the wiU just' keep right lliL eat thing siJICe electric To teD you the truth, ao dlcl weahers, lroos, eleelrlc for . the very almple n!lrlgerators ',""' walt, the thlnp eleetrlcrlcp~~~= a epeclaJ pn!Bidentlll assistant, home, you'D be a accepted a teaching pool at you actuAlly write University, but wUl and If you get Off to serve as a White or ~. I'll treat House COillultant; 18, 'twill be llay:a wUl giVe • series of Don't ,..... lectu~ at Rutcer• mt contemp. fan, put orary problems of government nor the . and from March · 2 uotll J8llllllry on your Ill , ~ 11115• you linllh lt. · 1 '"*'"' 1:_... :a. i- ·Save In The ~anue~,Y ~ . ·· Storewide _;_ •... . Clearan~e': Sdi1J> .. '"' "'' . Values in . ' •v•rv ·~ .' and :~~ ·.f,V"'f ·: -et~,.ld$ 1 . . ' '" -~ ~ e ·.· '. ,. »-rtrf f'o f'.. fld r ~· VOL XV NQ. 231 • ' I t POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . m r.. •• .._ • ~ ' ' 1 ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1964 Democrats Pick off. Astronaut Stop Taft Move Credited to Robert Kennedy ' ~~" PRIQ! .fiVE ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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