http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f1c5f9935e34be5d13f7113a399a6b1a.pdf 0fa128a21d4dcdaa48c8bc68fe897981 PDF Text Text I •, ·, .. r. IIi¥~(..... ''!':"''.~'~'"""~ • .,. '. . . ' I ' ' .]LBERFELJS·IN ,·pQMERov· -~~R~.· aPEN';. ,It. , toNIGHT • en.t tne at y e • Co~ in and shop aroufld on aU • .. ;. Cl 11':. ..:J ~ ,c ~ • ··.... -;..._., ~" ... ,;... 3 floors and visit ·our TOYLAND on FRONT STREET. Detloted To Tu Inter.,, Of Tla. Met.J.Mn•nn .4reo - - - - ...,,. --------------PO:-M-::E=-:RO:-:Y-:-:-M:-:-:1-::DD::::L-:EP:::O::RT:-:,OHIO VOL XVIU.. ··NO. 200 •J ..... 'So -------------- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1966 .- Mrs. Ullie Thomas receat. ly celebrated ber S6tb blrlb· day. A dinner was prepared by Mrs. Rose Thomas aad guests were Mrs. Gladys BaugblllaD BUd Jack Gale ol Gahanua. 1: ".:" • AEP Going Nuclear MR. AND MRS. HARRY WOLFE I PLAN OPEN HOUSE - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe · · will celebrate their Golden Weddin~ Anniversary on 1Saturday, Dec. 17th, at their home on Tanner's Run Xoad. Open house will be from _1 to 4 in a~ternoon. J• ;: c.:;, ~';;.'-' ------ FIVE CENTS 'I ''I I "'· Trustees' Vote is Unanimous in Favor , Of Pomeroy Location over Several Others i Trustees of the Metgs toun-1 owned property. , for parking at selected location. nd H' t · 1 Socle- ' Other members of the stte A Site near the old county A double • barreled move de- in(< steam • electric plant on I ty Pioneer a . IS or~ca rsd . rnlttee J hn Duerr ' courthouse at Chester - betlevr signed to guarantee a plentiful the Ohi~ River in northern ·ty voted unan::~sl! ; : orr! ! ~ou~ley Al~red Elberfeld ' ed the most ''tlistortcal" of any sypply of electric power for West V~rgmia. Its cost has afternoon to a f n corn land Wallace Bradford offered - drew comments by decades to come was made been estimated at $200-rnllllon. edby the boar~ ~ou~~ ~owned ; A minimum of $20,000 has .the board of trustees. Members ! Thursday by the American At the same time, the ullll- miSsiOner~" ~ornero for a been offered by a former Porne- 1agreed tho courthouse area at , Electric Power System. ty system announced II was property Y roy resident J. w. Hersher, Chester should become a future • It announced major steps to- seeking bids .for the construe- proposed museum. Charleston, 'w va., for the project of the Historical Socle- 1 ward strengthening its present tlon of a rnator nuclear. power Decision of the site came museum. His offer touched off ty. I coal-based steam generation plant in southwestern MIChigan .from the society's 28 • member the site search. A. v. Howell. longtime socie' ' and supplementing it with nu- on the shore of Lake ~lchig~n. board of trustees. It is m Mul· Main topic of discussion of ty member, expressed hi.s belief 1, clear power. Coot of the entire protect: .10- berry Heights. the trustees, prior to the finalldurlng the afternoon sessiOn that ! The AEP System, the nation·s eluding the nuclear faclhlles, Leo Story, chairman of a decision on the Mu 1be r r y there will be a large coat exlubOHIO largest Investor - owned sup- IS estimated at approximately five member site committee ;Heights site, was 10 regard to 1t. and posSibly .".ver and .farm ' plier of electric energy, pia~ $131).mllllon. 'named earlier this year to make availability of space for 1he machinery exhibits, available ned immediate construction of It would represent the AEP a recommendation of the most parking of at least 25 automo- for the proposed new museu.rn. a 1.6-rnllllon-k!lowatt, coal-burn- Systeni's entry into the owner- suitable location again review- biles. Committee members said Society President Edison ship of nuclear facilities after ed the several 'sites proposed 1they have been assured ade- Hobstetter was in charge of the EVERYTIDNG GONE - Maynard Ellis, wbOIII a decade of experinece into prior to selection of 111e county-' quate space will be provided •special se,,si.~o"..:·-----l Ripley Hollow home was destroyed by fire Thursreactors. day morning, looks over its smouldering remains. The blaze destroyed everything Mr. and Mrs. Ellis 1 and their two children owned. The Middleport Fire pany, announced the two acB5% bombers and a Navy Department fought the fire. The place was on tlut Meigs-Gallia line in Gallia county. tions and emphasized that both KUlcled ,misslle crutser blaottuets. coal and nuctear, would ee1 eommunist hideaway• aad play ' Important roles in the supply rouleo along Vteloam's utility system's future. demUilarized zone !DMZ), Officers ofb thefthrheee A~letic He said that Appalachian military spokeomen said toBooster clu s 0 I Olgq Power Company would cond I tit Local Sc_hool District met re-_ struct the AEP System's larg- co.LUMBUS IUP.I) -The ubep- auy.• s. officials also reportNames of ~ prospect ve pe U th su t G Har 1 1 ture may jurors and 25 grand JUrors for cen Y WI P • eorge est power plant on a mine-1 commg state egJs a . . . eel that in the recent HBDolthe January term of Meigs The end of the trail for two Delaware run-t graves to explore problems In . 1 h b nk 1 asked to provide mll!liCipabties . . . county li tin a combined o aniza- mouth ~·te o t e east .a o nal means of rais- area bomblnJ raids any <•vii- County Cornm'"' Pleas Court away youths came Thursday afternoon ~~ Gal a coun. y crea .10g th f 1 rg the Oh10 River approXImate!)' with additio h 1 slloulder their lao deaths or Injuries wltbln were drawn today. I when they rode their motorcycle off the highway to avOid lion e near u ure._ nine miles south of Mounds- lng taxes to e P he new • lhe city maot bave been cauo. · collision with an unidentified vehicle. A aecond meeting o, the ville. The site ts approximately $420 million debt to I ed by backfiring CommuoJury CommiSsioners Fre<!land 3 The State Highway patrol reported that James 0. group will be held lBt;e in .J!IJI· one-hall rntle south of another police and firemen p~lon Iliad, lsi weapoos Norris and Lauren Hoff~n 1, Di s IS and Russell A B. Wilson, 16, both of Delaware, uary to continue the d11cusslons Continued On Page Nine) an official of the Ohio MuniM• WtN.' in charge of the draw1ng 'ed, ioinor injuries and were treated at Holzer Hos· and~ ,,pips .ID 1om! ~ .., pal .:e~e . said .Thursday. , • ,..,,_,,_.,,_ Clerk of Courts Evelyn "ftal~r~. released. The boys were held by the patrol and. new o'4.mzauon, Hararavn I John COleman, 'fOCII~_, IJI: 'D . y· Lucke, Judge Jobn c. Bacon, pickllj! P by one of t~e fa. . ~ said today. ' rector of the leagUe salil \he D and a deputy of ~ ttebett S:ers Ia Thursday wgbt. u J~. 1'1!'. ~ be . ' . . II ID II was agreed that a meeting ! municipalities have '20 years C. Hartenbach's department! . id t Gallipolis n\ulllcliil · • Nor> ·between representatives of the I110 a off their liabilities. 1, _ present. The pa!J"ol srud the ace en rnn w. LoefOer, 32, Columbwl, Athletic Boosters, the new corn0U3 py Possible grand juryrs are: occurred /Bt 3:50 P· m. Thurs- and John E. Halliday, 59, Gal· , blned band boosters groups and A report by tbe Wyatt Co. this Homer Radford, Kenneth E. day on Itt. 35, one and four- llpoiis, both speeding, rnumclthe Athletic Board should be week indicating the amount of Crabtree, Wayne Roush, Ralph tenths miles east of Rt. 588. pal court, Dec. 19; Sue Ana ::::::=~,:.;;;;:,;;;...;....:.;...;.;..::._ held to reach agreement on tbe debt sparked speculation U0 3 Henderson, Dale Dye, Kalbry~n Diggs, riding tile cycle With Seelig, 31, Pomeroy, aad ArthfP sharing of receipts from conthe law creating the . fund Hill, David 0. McKnight;' iWil· ·Wilson as passenger, met an ,ur E. Henson, 40, Addl!IOII, cession stands, programs and The Middleport • Pomeroy Ro- "might bankrupt the If It , The Pomeroy . High School liam Fox, Lllliaa Pieltens, Kalb- unidentified westbound. car Ispeeding, Meigs County Court, athletic ticket sales. This meet- tary Club held Its annual lam- is not modified. Now that we I concert band wilt present a 11een Windsor, Marlyn Pow which was passmg a hne. of 1 Die. 16; and Gary L. Fisher, . In& also will be arranged some- ily Christmas party Thursday have the figures w~ will try to Olristmas concert Sunday, De-lFloyd Clelaad, Harold G. Rousll, Icars. Diggs went off the r1ght Its, Rt. _1, Gallipolli, no opel' Ume after the first of the year, night at Middleport High SchooL work up a legiSlatiVe. pt'!am lcernber 18, at 2 .rn. at the Robert Retber, George Starcher, \ side of the highway to avmd a ator's license, Gallia wilD!( ~'" ""' said Hlll'JI'aves. Paul Smart and Galen Brown that w1U help the CitieS, he Pomeroy elementary scboolaud- Homer Bradshaw, ~ B. collision and the cycle upset. IJuvenile eourt, Dec. 27, · · ted by th 1r wives were swd. itoriurn, under direciion of Don- Burdette, Jesse Gamer, VIrgil There was rnmor damage to ~!!part ardil grading meth- E U ,1 :~:mlrrnen ~rs Jack Rob- The law, pass~ in 1965 wttll aid Miller. Rousll, Dale E. Smith, Clar- tbe cycle. .. and aca- Amergeni son assisted with. table decora First part of the pr?gram ence Patrol arrests Thursday IndemJe ~t recngnltlon 118Wel'8 allons aad John Werner providk nsion funds up to lo- will be titled "The ChriStmas w,:amanda y· ' t p Broder- eluded Charles M. Moore, 21, were cll•'1llls' wben teachers The Pomeroy emergency ed recorded music, "';r er~:ties Story." Rev. Wilbur Perrm will w ' mcen ' Swif:ler, W. Va., no operators o1 Jlf8del !'through I of I he squad answered two calls Th:Z A turkey dinner was prepar- eaeof" d~ the Lakewood read the Olristmas Story and "~ ti tit jurors in- license, held in Gallia counMilgs Loeal School District day at 1:08 p.m. to :e MaiD ed and served by Mrs. Smart, pensi::'ar::oo He said 11 is stx ie brass cltotr will play appropri- ludeospec ve pe met at the Pomeroy Elementary ~~~ ::.en~:" Ro~: was Mra. Brown, Mrs. Wemlell Ger- months in checks to re- ate selections. : Wi~rn A. McKelvey, DoroSchool ~ay. dead 011 mlval, and at 3:50 lacb and Mra. Edna Evans. Ro- tiring pollee and firemen. He I The brass choir, a new lnstru- thy Stuart, Paul Manuel, Helen Elect.lcfcllairman were In p.m. to the residence of Mar- tary Arms bNIII8hl side tllsh: admitted it ts going to be a mental group IS made up of Bill Bartels, Blanche Harrtsoa, Frank Musser, fl, RD I, chU ,; fi crllde aroups. Each aaret McKenzie, Union ave. for Children at~ r«eiV "real problem" fOr some ?f' Fetty and Jeff Burt, trumpets; Sue Seelig, Frank L. Buell. Pomeroy, was arrested by tbl ...: lll'l,jfqed SUI8etlions for Henry Landera, who had fallen rfts and the to pay thell' Rick Gilmore, beritone hom; G. R. Thompson, Patricia Might, Meigs County Sheriff's departltJII:.~Ilt, fn the specific over a cliff. Mr. Landers was ~:~~ ,::; ,;; · ti8· Uabiiitles. Keith Evnns and Jane Welts. George Eastman, Lawuma! A Middleport youngster was ment Thursday on charges al areas 'tflli!l!e, The sugaestlon suffering from a possible brok- Benk~ ee, trombones, and John Goodwm, , Ebersbach, EleBDor Net!IOD, struck by a car today at a a.m. hit-skip following two accldealll 1 r wW be ljoien lD committees that en leg and lacerations of the J mson. Nancy yma e, a HI-LO TEMP tuba. j Thomas Hendricks, Robert ~- as she ran to catch a school that occurred within a fn wlil .wi,Improvement In them. face. Hls condition Ia reported guest of Ted Reed, was lntro- NEW YORK IUPI) - The Part two of the concert wlll Blackwood, Earl H. Dellll, Wil- bus on Norih Second Ave. minutes of each oilier. . aa sat!Jfactory, hospital olD· duced. Cash Bahr was song lo~est te~perature reported ' be selections by tile concert Ham Byers, Lawrence MilboBU, . At s: 50 p.m., George Ropr All fead\e\'1 In aradea 1 rials reported. leader. !hill mornmg to the U. S. band. These will include "Ades- Delbert MitcheU, Kathleen Kimberly Weldon, 6, o1ece ol 1Morgan, 43, Third St., Middlethrouili t llrie been Invited to Weather Bureau, excluding te Fidetes," "0 Holy Night," WeDs. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Cluff, ran port was traveUng south Cll volun~ !Or one of these ' WEATHER Melgo Gellfral Bospllal Alaska and Hawal~ waa 7 be- "March Of The Three Kings," GUes Smith, Thomas A. Bl'*e, mto the path of a car ar1ven Stat~ Route 33 near the Dwigllt eoinmftllei. From tllese volUJio Pardy dtudy toalpl and Admll61ou - None. low zero at Roosevelt, Utab. "The Christmas Part," "An Old Clifford Philllps, Harry W. Ad- by Arthur William Nease, 18, Logan residence wben truci, lftrl;,eom.rnltleefl will be fOrm- Saturday wifll Utile mantle Ia DIJeqet - Charle1 Foss, The highest reported Th~ay Engllsb Christmas" "The Chrtsl- ams, Walter Hamm, Doris RD, Chester, reported Police driven by Musser, attempted t• 1 1Jii q.t;j~ 'illudles Initiated. temperaflre. Low iaalPI zt.3Z. Thomas Wells. was B11 at Los Angeles, Cab!. mas Song" and ''White Christ- Ible, Norrnaii A. Russell, Clar· Chief Herb Gilkey. pass him at a hip rate e1 . ' -·-mas." ence A. Bradford, Avis P. Bank to ·speed, sideswiped the M<qa ey, Betty L. Theiss, James L. The youngster. was ta. en car and did not stop. · , Veteraas Memorial Hospital lia Reese, Albert L. Martin, Veterans Memorial. Hospital by Musser, at 3:40 p.m., struCk" Adrnlooions - Terry Spann, Doughty, James Snodgrass, private ~ar. H~ r1ght leg was a second car and kepi go!Qg 1111 Racine; Opal Cummins, Ra- Chloe ~'ick, Owen Walsllll, J11- brokm, II was teported. There Houli! 'I neaJ U;G stole dne; Mrs. Craynor Sloane, lia Reese, Albert L. Martin, were no charges filed againsl way garage it was reported. The Racine; Henry Landers, Pon1- Paul H. Bahr, Arnold Grate, the driver, said Gilkey. second car was driven by Dora eroy. Paul Forbes, Hiram Slwater, Opal Pierce, Route 1, L o a 1 Dlleharges - Mrs. Olarles L, D. Hartinger, Martha Belle NOW YOU KNOW Bottom. West and ~ught<t', Mrs. Ed- Frye, Clifford Steels, Bernice More than 64.55 billio~ eggs Musser posted bond of Ia ward Manley. · Riffie, Elste Decker, Pauline are produced annually m the and appeared In county court lllrlbs - A daughter to Mr. Brewer, Elllel Rife and Fred United Stales, according to the this morning. A paueoger 11 BUd Mrs. Craynor Sloane. George, 1966 World Almanac. the Musser vehicle, WDJiam M. . McKinney, 42, Charleston, - Ka::: . Problems in Consolidation Are Reviewed '' t: Thick-n-thinty Terry Blotter TONIGHT Oecembet 15 NOT OPEN 1 " only JOO Friday and Saturday Snuggle into a full m•ature of luxury after your Hth, shower or Jwlm. You'll love the way this cloud of 10ft and fluffy terry in1tontly blots up every drop of wal~ And you'IIIO¥t Ttrry llolltr'& fwll and HI)' camfo~.. for loungl"f, too. A real find at thl& prlct. Ont, Jill fttl tvtryont. Pink. turquols. or whitt., December 16-17 "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" - Tcchnirolorr.eorgP Unmill on. Susan Oli· ver Red Button s. AT1hur O'l:onnt'll , Chris Crosby, Kt> \· vin 1'are. 1 "GUNPOINT" ELBERFELDS POMEROY - Trrhnicolor!\-lurphy, Joan St:lley St.evrns ~~~~:;so~c and 30c SECOND FLOOR. BRING THE CHILDREN TO SEE FIRST TIME EVER ... . ,~THIS GREAT VALUE! On Elberfelds 2nd Floor This WetkFrid•y end Saturday from 3 to 4. .::Ji·.l Neon~_ k~pln& ·! Conte mporary table mo t:le! with detachable legs. Wa/nut.grained metal ca binet, built· in dipole antenna. 26,000-volt tran sform e r·powered ,t. Omlflll ,i,d>tn~lll :M.O<IO-•oll Q·:il Color cna'"' Ntw Aclml"l Coklr ""'~'• T"bt Advanced Q-26 cha ssis, Color Fidelity Control. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ADMIRAL RECORD ,l,d ml rl l ~· "- rd 1'"~ T •••• PLAYERS $29.95 up RIDENOUR RADIO &TV PHONE 985-3308 CHESTER, OHIO Young Heath Group~ To Give Program The Olristmas program by the Sunday School and youth groups of Heatb Methndil!t Church will be held Sunday, Dec. 16, at 7:30 p rn. The Chrislrnas story will be oresented by the youth groups •·ith the candl.elighl service to follow. All children of the SUnday School are to participate and should be at the church at 7 p. rn. A practice wiU be held Sundoy morning during the Sunday School hour and all childron are urged to be pre!t•nt in their classes S u n d a y morning. The children will be presented with a treat following the program. · glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiHIIIIDIUIHIUIII = = = -== Your Full Service Bank Is •• , -OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS = = = 6:00 to 8:00 = = = -.-== POMEROY NATIONAL BANK -i i t "SLICKER'' ' Ovar The Shoe lleot Wom111 •1111 MioHt Serving Meigs County for 011er 94 Yoall Member Federal Reserve Sgstem Member Federal ~posit Insurance Corporatfon OPEN ·EVININOS Ill SHOE lOX -------....11 Ml•dl'lurt ' < ' '' I r~tes :~~t!a~:c~ ,~t: sa:~~ :j · , , . c.; D • ,. d river Cite Jn Hit-Skip Doi'~! ::~~. ~~: Child In]· ured JnAccident .~unicipahties Incident 1 l f 1 I I . tiO Monthly I I •' '' ''i ~1 \ ..... , ••• MlA 'I · · · h ' ) " , t. I ' ' il ~ ' .. , • •• • • • I .J MIDDLEPORT, OHIQ I ·~ ' • -,1 •. ., j I \ f 't · ~ : ., ·~ .~ JT ' ' )'~., '· ' • ... ' ·'·· ::.s: 0:.~or~:m:; Manchester Will Comment on 'The Book' .. • 54,. ••,. ,t }. eai:: ~~r p~IZes,;:reC w~ CONFINED TO S,OIIfiTAL Carl MattoJ, former lof\ddle. . , . port resident, is confinec( 1:0 the Save ~1.95 on I:Jllo ,luxurloullJ . c,mfortab1e Pt Ple.iiSlUII Clinicf:for ~erva· k!NI·S!Ze ~attreos and box sprlnl ,sell ·<l!'t.lhe ;_ · ...,!; 1 11 ·· king-size pdlows she<lll and pillow coset 'IIIII I I on aw Ill · . the eleaant taUe1s bf!IM>read u our bonlll jlltl ' Here'• com!c!rtln ·a ·blr way ... engui)I !DO" , , , ALSO ON C!IMMITI'EE sprawl-out rQOm 'to let two people, tlJ!\'!~tJ:eteh, . ; ... , turn ·~~ roll•_ wttbolit dtStdroti>ll .e'J.: eb oth<!tJ · Mrs. Jack .8ls.vln ano ..Wayne - Iiliallno th~ ex~a .com(ort of ·two Ill · feet•!!! · Gibbons werealsli 111 thelll'P ·: .Width iod ~~~ more 'lneh~ in !eng( o'Ju1t ..ll · JIOil&tiori cornrnlt~ f~ .. ;,!be . · •! ·these .fine SJng,,~ en"'!rnbll!l to ,.;,n.!,Hb)~, ... · nil ·dlnn h ~d . , 1bw, ,low P,rl<e ... If you re Jnterestell jOU 4 , commu Y er •".' . ~1, " better· Ue ~~~ eorly bird! : •. · ,.,. :~: '·· i c • HeaUt Methodist Church .. Tuet- · M~l!of, of Mlddl'"rt ~rchonll qt~t>~ollll , daY, . •venin&·· S day t 2 beiillid Dixie Pierce To Tour lhe Orient Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pierce have learned that their daughter, Dixie Pierce, '"ho " spending a year teaching school Mr. and Mrs. Claude (Hop- ir. lwakuni Japan at the Mat- . per) Roy wiU observe lh~ir 44th h~w c. P~rry School :of Navy weddmg anmversary wtth the dependents, will be taking a graCious custom of Open House two weeh tour to several citfor their friends and relatives, 1es in the area including Hon1 Sunday, Dec. 18 between the Kong, Bankok and Singapore. hou.rs of 2 p.m . .and 4 p.m. at She is joining a group of • their home on Fifth Street, Ra- teachers leaving Dec. 17. M!ss · cme. · Pierce is a graduate of Middl&Mrs. Roy is the former Mar- rt H' h School and Ohio tha Marie Myers, daughter of poU 1 n verslv. tlte late Noah and Betty Mar---tin Myt•• ol Claysville, 1'•.. VISIT CASHDOUARS . Mr. Roy was born and rrused Mary Jane c~shllollar, Col1111>; m Hartford, W. Va., the son of b nd Ch ck Pryer L 0 c kGeorge and Mattie Hall Roy. ~~n~ Air uB~ ·. w.;.e week Mr. Roy is a retired coal miner. end guests of "fr! 'ami .Mrs. AIThe Roys were married •n fred Cashdollar and Jean, Lumberport, W. Va. Dec. 24, R ed v·ne 1922 by the Rev. John Williams. e s '_·-~-rThey have resided in Racine, MEETS rOtlliGHT off lnd son, since 1925. Child Consert'*'on League They are the parents If three will lmve Its m;-lllliias meetehUdren, two sons, Clarence and ing tonight at 7:30 · p. m. at ,th& Bob Roy, and a daughter, Mrs. <lull B tty O'dell II of R I horne of Mrs. )>wll!'•l Ulll8, e ' e, a ac ne. Pomeroy. There will bio a . ~ill They also have five srandchtl- exchange and wrapp · (n11• will. dren ,,.. 1 • be judged. . . . , wi\Ti ,,_;daa System 1 Claude Roys to Observe 44th Anniversary Ba -d fl PIanS wnCeft Jn MiddJeport S dy Juror List Js Drawn Crash For January Runaway Teen•agers R 5 . o·tI ch Off t•3 ycIe lD c c omero &NeJleJiS . lu When yo•'r• nd Ca ... Ill You're sun to Toss, Tura•nd ,.............,~ : CHECK ALL THESE ADMIR.\L QUALITY fEATURES -:;:;~:~~,~-~:v;' Legislature May Re1•I eve oh·IO c·t· I Ie8 Rotary Holds.. . An Jparty SANTA CLAUS C~~~:Crow~ A~n~l~ c~f ~d ~~:!~e~~~ NEW YORK (UPI) - Hlstorfan WUiiam Manchester ts expected to break hts silence today on Jacqueline Kell!ledy's 'determination to stop publicalion of his book about the ISSilssinatton of President Kennedy. ' Manchester, the man hand. , 'picked by tile Kennedy lamily a set down the eventa of -~ovember, 1981, bas beeD erutelled 117 the President's who bu vowecl lD seek · ~ to.'aep '"l'be lb ill a Ptealdellt" fl'olll . ............ . . . . . .... llllpr • "'*"'• r _,., ' - 1" ' . ' ( -"1 $25 • Row Publishers, Inc., and ser- The planes were identical- A tbird IICfl!dent was invest!. ialized in Look Magazine be- except for "the football," a bag gated by the dt!partment '"'ginning JBU. 10. Mrs. Kenuedy eontaining lnfonnalion regard- day at 10:18 a.m. lbat OC<.'III'rtl charges Manchester witn ing procedures in case of on Slate Rou\e w, four tentli breach of contract. nnclear attack. . of a mile east of Pomeroy, Ill Bennett Cerf, the publi!ihet' The book, accordmg to em, Minersville. aad television panelis~ said says the Kennedys were Robert Lee Amold, 11, Routt Thuraday that Mrs. Kennedy ts "ahocked and infuriated" when 1. l'olnero)o Will traveUnr. weat, sensllve to a paaase descrtD- they returned to Air Foree One collided In a~ 1o Plll!J ing LyndDD B. Jobosons' tatmg with Kennedy's coffin and found a ear &iven by Leoti! Ma i .· over the ~denllal plane aH· J~ ooeupylng the prestden- W~e, ~. Route 2, Racme, · er Kennedy was she! iD Dlllu. • ·the 'IVaUe ear went 1o Cerf said t!Je boot relates Olher IIIIW'CI!S say tile bo·.t e rl&bl ·'-4 1rm1 oa~ · lhel the preslllelllill ~ ~lbea "boorllh" behavior 117 two ~~'·..,.. . , Foree One - ml the tiCit JotinloD toward lite KeJ!Dt'lly 'lblii"!h!(-.bO _.... ptWidenUil Jet Wwe II Love IIIII!IU!1P. but Cerf i1ad DO ml ¢111 lllllt''tilllt 4tm If Fllld Ill Jlttllll Ntlr...,. . . Cllboll!·l I' ,k • •.~~".::"' ,;· till..,.._ . -~ ' .' . , •,;1.., ' ""~''f'. VI' "' I --.. �•, N H Ch ; ' h An un·ce" Snhedules - ~u:~• F~~~~~~ ~~:~lrn~~~d~ ~~:~.!:,~~~: t. ~::~J , e\y, 8V~fi . ·,UfC eS .,,~~~ ' ._• ,· ~;;;;~~~~~~;~;o;··~De;c~.1~0,~1~968 nett, ~ Clarenot Little, .. BallfY Doing Vesta ler·ln·law's, llfli•. Bettha Gill) M••· _, o~ 1 mn~. rrlor ·SoecJ·al ·ChrJ'stmas ~eason Services See9nry j Whltewas~ swillher), Shirley Hysell, Dil!l'' . . FREI(:J;IQLJi. N1 (UPn gie Yea~jger !CiatWlll'thy, Jlrn· Thi!Si Blueblrdl had taken U , •' Dr. samuel H. skeppard'a a~ mlo'o mother), El'!ll!t 9wlaher, over l willow •tub, Ideal Pll!ce NEW HAVEN-The ohurches kels to shut-Ins with a party visit to the children lollowinA . torney, F. Lee Bailey. Thu... • • • Mina Yeauger (Raub),, Bennie lor !hem, as II had hollow place of New Haven plan special ser·/ following at the Parish House. the program. day saj~ that ' tJ"ibd . llii'Y'• Wise, Susie Lewis, Katie Ell.ls, for nestl~~i>lAs late •• ~ar Into vices durin the Christmas ' Saturday, December 24th, 10:· Wednesday, December 21st, handling of'fts l~vestlgaUon ol Charley Cohen, May Wise, Chn· \'lovember \Tiey were still tl)ere •·810n g 116 p,m. 'Christmas Eve Com· 7:30 p.m. Regular Wednesday the Sheppard murder cat!O wat By ton Saunders Fay Swlslier live and alx of. thllll at I llmt. "" · h 01 G d . s . evening prayer meeting "a ridiculous damn whltewa•b 'I I W lk M WI t J'Qy to me who'd INn na Chore o mumon ervlce. . ' I d" Blanehe M. Haskins •Cougnenour, • er e e. ••· •a ' , , • Bev David Field!. Jr., Min· Sunday, December 25th, 9:15 Saturday, December 24th, and exactly what npoete . er), Corbett Manley, !l:ffl.e I'Y a bl~ bird for over ''" ister, ' a.m. Sunday Church SehMI, 7:30 p.m. Candl•light and Holy Bailey waa reaGb~ u ~~ Saunders, Guy Fr.,.h~er, Maude years. ., Wednesday, December 14th, 110:15 a.m. Regular Mormng Communion Service. ended a conference with tht DEC l3 "Amonl My Sou· that go back! Dedded I'd M•nley, Ada Bormg. Hedl•nf ~loyd lttells mt ,•hat 7'30 p m The Woman'~ Mis-' Worship Service. Sunday, December 25th, 9:45 presiding judgP. In the mur~eo • I h Flossie Luckey (my c1ose won er u resu ' came r11m · · · . .11 th bt l!vengellcal am regular worship service trial of llr Carl A .CnpPOIIIIII. 1 1 8 II cameo the fnend, •lOW deceased), Earl the 131 bird they e eBrelbrea (Jburcb with Sunday School. for whom Ls chit! delenll 0 given by my i! Chmtmas time of cemembranc· Frashier, Effie BOICO 3unday, December 18th, 7.30 Rev. Achsah Mlller, Pastor. No evening worahip service Will attorney .•- - - ilear cousin, Harry Hoffman, es. As follows: ~~:sh~:~:~dad~~.:;~), Ivy Hy. way, over at Mason _ I can't p,m. The annual Christmas pro. I Sunday, December 18th, 7:30 be held. iCheshlre Twp.) to his 48 pu· l Carne Frashler (Thomas!. sell Lou Farley Amy Yeauger name all the places. And h gr.m; The Nursrry, Beginner, p.m., Youth Pro~rall' under ----, Never to~ch an electrka' at Carlton (Roush Rd.) IFred Thomas (our Middle• • hi bo ted the' Primary and Junior Classes l direction of Mrs. Flo Marsh· / switch appliances or radio whet 1 1 1 1 111 •to •.n 1'04.o5. Man, doe•' port Fred, I thmkl. Ruth Clark (Jean's mama), Arc e y, am e a a lr re rn. will present recitationi an dlo!l. I In your' bathtub. This hoa beet • • Ellis Edith Mulford (I ate r · d s · M d D ber 19th 7·30 · •· '"" ' I FROM "RABBLE I Ar .. lOngs · the Jumor an eniOr on ay, ecem ' ' . the cauce 'of ...a.y, Kennedy?), Ben Cohen, v Y • n m~ High 'c1a~sos will present a , p.m., Children's Party ·and San" U Mulford, Dewey Swisher taloo - Kenneth Roberts, maRier of playlet "Song of Glory." As has ' ta will visit In the Recreation "Nad's" son!, Ruthle Roush the historical novel, In m~ been the CU$Iom in past year Buildin& of the church. Mack the had you down , as book - ie s eakln the offering will go to Simon Sunday, Oecember 25th, Mothera Little Helper's 4-H rl~t~;-~~M¥'11NO TO 0 Rulhle, Ruthle), India Swisher .. :~n~ t Arn 1~ beli;ve th gt and May Robinson and family, 9:45 a.m. Regular Morning Club of Rutland was entertain· "Nad's" daughter), Everett u v.e come 0 , a missionaries in Africa, May worship Service followed with ed with a Christmas party at Roush i"Ruthie's" brother, lives jealousy s the motive that . • c· Robinson Is the daughter ol Sunday School. lhe home of the advisor, Mrs. We dtllwr fru to in Oregon), Clema Frashier, coun.ta for almost evervthmg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson Methodist Church Vernon Weber Thursday even· the followlnl town11 Willie Hysell, Elzady Frasier, that s b~d and wrong: No hu· of New Haven. Rev. Marcus Trough, pastor. inl. The Weber home wal dec· •Ch ..ttr IMISon Wilbur Frasier.' Eva L1tUe ([ man bemg, 1 do believe ran Wednesday, December 21ot, Sunday, Deeember 18th, 7 p. orated in keepln1 with the holl· know her, so Jolly), Lawrence aeh•ovo any unus~~ ~~c~ess- 7:30 p.m. a special service will m. Christmas Program; Nurs· day 6eason wilb grtenery, can· ONTHI Lewis, Minnie Saunders, Clar· di~play •ny mar a hty -· be held in charge of Waid ery, Kindergarten, Primary dies, and other decorations. ICho•hht 1Svr•cu•• rnce Mulford lour old fnend Without bemg attacked by jeal· 1Hayman classes will have recitations, Games were played and priz. •Ha-lOn eRutland "Pud"l and Daisy Mulford. ou• people. Nearly .evory. ~an, Thursd.ay December 22nd, Junior Cia" a story play es awarded to Karen SutilerSo thoro you are, all 48! after he passes his th~rt~eth from 8 until 9 p.m. The Chris~ "Hail lhe King," Junior High land, Terrle Mlller and Sherry PRESCRIPTIQN My Christmas remembrance to year, Is sour Wllh Jealousy. The P a er Vigil hour will be and Senior High a playlet Hayes. A gift exchange waa DRUG SJOR( you who are still "Among Us." world's full of mmcompo?ps is an unbroken chain "Christmas Comes to the Car· held during the evening. a.. - - - - - - -~ And what about Harry? The \hal want to pull all mankmd of prayer beginning midnight eys" The Adult Choir will pre· Ireshmento of sandwlcheo, cook· 01 I. MAIN 992.2516 POMf . ' very uame of tllls loved one down tG the•~ l•v•l. Let them December 14th until midnight sent special music. Refresh· ies, punch and candy were 'r,;:;;:;::;;;:;:;;::;:;;::::;::;::;:;;:;;;:;~ i brings 1 big lump to my throat. hear a man s name . repealed December 25 th held In the ments will be served In th e •erved frcm a table covered ~ First. a lawyer in Cleveland, 0. mor• lhan .a dozen limes and Church of God for prayer for basement lollowin~ the prowam with a eroen cloth and etnterthen later a Municipal Judge in they .~ate him without knowmg the Church around the world. and Santa will visit at this eij with an arrangement ot gold Youngstown 0 and about the ~hy. t S d D b th I' sprayed fruit combined w1tb 25 une.. most .un-r.;,on;trueted GOP- And more alon11 this line In un ay,, eeem or .:andles and greenery. "R bbl .. , Christ Birthday offering will Fnday, December 23rd a [ Mr Keith Sutherland 8,.18t. er you ever mel. , a •· be lilted. Sunday School will group of children from t he '· · This old song remmd• me 80 One recalls moumlullv how b h ld N [ h h d th d'rectlon of Ied Mrs. Weber With the par9 30 ol him 1 can hear (In memory) Arnold, passed over live times • • aht ' •1·m..11 momb· Me u.rcR bun 1erG ell 1wlll•o car , ty. Others attendinl were Pill· ANNUAL , Iy, ror promo II on m , h ld wors IP7 30serv ce w•A Ch , te 1'rs. o er orre • • Ia O'Pell ' Jane Wise' Sltndy , his sister Lida Hoff. and unjust . &.TRANSISTOR him and 0 mg. 1 ,· 1 the Army finally turned • · At : p.m. "'· Taylor, Beverly Thompson Ros .. h , IATTERY.QIIERA'IEO ,'~ man Swls er. s ni ns I. . mas Carol Sonrfest will be held. Sunday, December 251h 9:30 d Ell a· d Do • "Oh, tbe little black mustache h•s own country. Men all around Sl. Paul Lutheran Churclt a.m. Sunday School; 1 a.m. ::;.·~.':, en tee, an n Ob, the ebarmiDJ black mas- hlm were both loyal (the I Rev. Jack T. Wtlch, Pastor. Regular Morning Worship Serv, , ~---- - 11001 evorywhoNI ltoeordl I'IOilt, tacbe lla) and envious (other ofll· All Worship Services will be ice. Bible Study will be held TV '"~ onon9 tn ....n ~l... t (no II you must lwow I've lo<t rer) . . held at The Haven Theater each week, ot ....... ·~ ......... r.oo.U!. l'lffoctly Con•tt•w- _.,. my beau fbo) .. Read once agam:, please do, while construction of a new E.U.B. Cburcb Rtm1rk1blt tonel quellt;r. FM ,.,,_ Witb tbe little blark mus· Rabble li! Arms. The VERY church is being erected on the[ Rev. Martin Berisford, Pas. DEVOTED fO INI'ER!M OP lli .,. ... 114 ~~ tache." best of hiStorical novelists Is ld . t 5th d G MI!IGS • M.\llON t\III!A Dual SJUFPGM 'ltOW IMttf' ehtc'K Roberts He has no real o Site a an eor~e , 1or. blttti'J' POwer, NCCH'dl~~l­ Compl•tt with tcC.!!f!Orl r ""- ' I ' u.r' ll Streets. I Sunday, December 18th, I p, ""'"" • ...,••,... '".f.• ,16. ll!f.b1\~ ml · ~ Bring the family or s friend for ANO THE darling early pJc.. equa 10 S ne. Thursday, December 22nd, 7 m. until 4 p.m. Open House at ....~:=.'"'.,!:,~:::;.:;:~ ~ nd ~ iiri Puih ture 1 have I real one) of Harry ., p.m. A Canta(ll at th 9 Haven the parsonsg• on 4th Street. :.J:.,:"?:,.,':'.,!'~' 'r. "''~·'fW!p, ~~oiJ'I'-!I\flfllitl>o a delightful evening of delicious 111M tiiliiirt., ltlNOI IJCf. . shows him dapptr, dimple ch•o- ,This book wa• marked Copy· Theater by the Junior and Sunday December 181h 7:31) -~c.. "J!:"''~.,., <~••· ned AND- there's the little ngh,l lm." llut it and all Youth choirs. Refreshments and p.m. Co~bined Youth and Ad- :rl.~.~';., ~... ...,,., : :. food in the candlelight, served black mu!laclle. I have I large e~ts book are ageless - a real scwial hour following at the ult Choirs under the direction .::!!'!1.:~ ~--· DILUIIVE ~!~ft.,... In a pleasant homey atmos· 12x15 mnch l•rgor one of him, 8Jft to Amerlcan Literature. llouse. of John Hollman will present a o"'· II oeteC*i"~:p~ ~-· b N~onal dm11ltlll NpmiiUI.Il~ j d ph ere. as a u ge (not In ro..,) ut so Friday December 23rd Canlata "0 Story of Christ· loOMatW tum'all. ... , "'~ handsome. How that Irishman SO NOW wt have Lutheran' Leaguo members wili mas," ;-;,.,•".. Nn .... a... ••• ever sot, sober and !odate, •s huge navel oranges at our house caroling and distribute bal· Monday December 19th 7:- . : : : : : "1: :!, $19.95 ,, I a judg• ill a big ciy - TJIAT t.rought to us by our dear p.m. The Win Dno Cius' will .,.,, .. , J::,. t4n" ,., 30 man, l'd a liked ''to 1 sew." Mabei.Pickens, from a recent my conotarnation and delight. meet at the Plll''"'D8ie end a ::1.."'0:..., .,::!':".;..~..:'1...:'.; Long sine• dtcllllBI!d lcanc~r months sojourn to Brade.~ton, Of coune YOU know why, dear special invitation is issued to ~":.!:.,~, -.:;:e~':t,· of throat I. Flor.l~a, El&ht of tht1e big· reader. the Young 1\dult Class to attend. ~;;..:'.!;':"'..J",..":,";: I . ,8tes half 1•lled a bts·blJ ~oc· If not, oote the dimple ID Tuesday, Decem~r 20th, 7:· ••• """' ""'- ....., MIDDLIPORT A Or:LICHT to me w"'' the/ ery ball. •em. 30 p.m. Children's Program at •loo~l~ill>~•l; · MIDDLEPORT, 0. t/ blue birds at Lona Lane !sill Note the name navel, spelled Oh, sony. the church Santa will make hjs ~ d you know ,That ••• l' ,v~llJrs" fc~oo~" , :.n: •.~r::l eD~~··o~l.~~: ;~es48sa~:?."!nd ~;; ':'Ia~ t~xes ~:~~~ms?~~~ E~en ~~n (c~~; ~!ere;~es: our ~!ur~ ~~~ Vn~~d f~ll~wed °' ;-. ,~:~:! 0 Saturday . ·~e At Weber Home lllliy one win apiece. Pomerny lost to MWdleport, then licked Wel ls lmi, ·a!ld just ·about pulled 1 Sunday Dec. 18th ..."""' t:::".. I ••• : :. ,. . e ,::-:1... =.,,. The Martin Restaurant\ . ~~ t'J ':.11 ~~ If~ ~~~~ one letter to each ~quare, to torm four ordinary wordo. 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I ;;;;;:===:::;i::;;;:;;:;:;::;:;;:;:;;::;- ~t~~ll~,;.~.''~~-~i,~'~!~~i.;~'.i~'~,.~;~·~~-.,:~.;~.•~~~~~~~~~~m~lle~s~o~ut~a Pomeroy at IllY sis- Wilh an ''e" in last syllable, to ~lli)Nl !j)~ l'ia ®~~~..I . Closing All Toys Out At 1 BAUl, .,.;\': =. •• . . I ,··a;: . . 'TIE ;~~o~~rueata~!neport 1 .- .. Tonight's Games: Gallipolis at Alhens Jackson at Wellston m;,ia"' ••vo. _.,., '"" . I Portable Tape Recorder THE DAILY SENTINn Floyd RobJ.DSOD Now A IR d} dd e eg; 0'Toole Tra .e (n 42-39 Win "I CHANNEL MASTER CANDLELIGHT DINNER Frosh i' ~~~~ ;hi~ ° 1 Middleport Freshmen, led by I 1 . 11101. . d In J.2. · Bob LewiS 14 and 1Pat Racine atT V'nton ~=~Wt!Stem , 1 Irl~g ' reror, Archer with with 12, outlasted he CINCINNATI (UPI) - The that span. However, he sudden· Hll 1 \lahama won liS opener, but K c k F h 12·3' Cincinnati Reds today gave up ly fell off in 1965 when he won nnan race a was trouneed bu Middleport yger ree res men, J' d with Rutland at Eastera · ' ·Thursday afternoon at Kyger on onc·llme p1tchmg hero •m only three an 1ost 10 a North Gall' a at K g C eek 1 dro~ped a henrtbreaker to l':ast· Creek. [O'Toole, sending him to the 5.91 earned run average. The Y er r ern, and then ran out of steam T H h Bobk'l· Chicago White Sox for outfield· record wasn't much better this 1 agains1 • fine Vinton t r a m om yse 11 was t e . : , tens· bi• gun with l3 broore er Floyd Robmson. season when he was 5-7 with a Saturday's Games• wh1ch IS st1ll un' fter · " · Th d 1 1 ted b 3 55 " ' . was compthe are- · era. !Gallipolis at Coal Grove lil'j: games. The \1 ark fouling out early in the fourth 1 e ea h bf d f . l-3. I period · S· Needs and Jon Roth· Yh one. our e ore d' e en,d 0d Rob'mson, a good puneh hitter Pomeroy at Wa!Iama Js 1 1eague tra mg ea . ho I on. fouls .for I't ee '"er· . ht f'1eld , h't1 for av - Logan at Waverly . However, bolh teams have geb also · exited . · w pays ng . 1 showed definite possibilities of : KvO'P.r CrePk m thr fmal P~"''l'ld . m : erage since joining the White Alexander at Nelsonville Cllmlng out f the mire Th bat. i The Middy Frosh were 16 lor 0 Toole, a cocky, 2-ye9ar·old i1 Sox in 1960 although he didn't Athens at Warren Local tie tomorro: ni ht sh~uldebe a 135 at the free line, which n•ade ,lelthander who aepe~ds on a pack too much power. He has IHannan Trace at Hannan, W ' , g . .ur lor the fact \hey scored 13 [fastball and a sweepmg curve, , . . , va. falrwly :ven match30. Gl amteh t•Rme /field goals to Kyger Creek's 17. ,was one of the Reds' big heroes Ia I ~~~guel battmg kav~~~~ INorth Gallia at Symmes Valley •1 18 at :l .ama 6. . or ~ e. . Score hy Quarters :in 1961 when he won 19 games ·? · WI 8 op mar 0 · Southwestern al BIS I sfrve contPSt and eight o dock ' idd 17 29 42 and lost only nine as Cincinnati I m 1!162. I r' h M leport . . 10 ' ' ' 01 I e maln·g·o. Kyger Creek . NBA Standing• 8 14 24 39 won the National League pen· i However, like O'Toole, Robi~· Middleport Archer 3-S-12 nant. , son slumped m 1!16 when he hll B U 1 d Pr SEASON OVER · ess 1nlernat1ona 1 CunnlnRham •3- 0-ti, Lewis 6-' •111e Chicago • born 0 .Toole ion Iy .237 . A IeIthan ded balter, y a le 1 WF.STBURY, N.Y. (UPI)- 2-14 Walters o--2-2. Tanne. IPitched the opening game of the ,Robinson throws righty. I Eastern Dvlslon The l966 slate harness rarmg , . ' ·r World Series. against the N•w 1 The deal brings another Rob. W. L. Prt. GB , f' 11 d d th nlli 1--6-8 Hackett 0- 0- 0. •· 1 • Ph'l1 d I h'13 ~ 900 season ma Y rew . own t> ' York Yankees and lost to Whit- inson back to Cincinnati, al- 1 a eP "1 3 · ... 1 42 eurtain at Roosevelt Raceway, [lals l:\--l6- · I Boston 21 6 .778 4%' .k « K-C· Henson 3- 2--1 · Needs ey Ford. He. also dropped a sec. though no one really expects New y or k where Yan kee MJC l.pu . 001 won · · · . 14 IIJ .438 14 1 lhe final feature Thursday ~-0-0, Rothgtb 4- 0-0, Hall· ond, start m the senes. , . floyd to match the feat.s of Cinrinnati II 16 107 14 '" ' lhili4- 0-·8 Hyse115-3-13 Gin. 0 Toole rematned a b1g wm- ·Frank Robmson, who was B , · .. , hi mgA Iota! · · . by the 1 a1ltmore of 3 089 283 fans were ' dlesburgc.r · 1- 0-2, Thomas' o-- ner over th e nex t th ree years. ' tra ded to Ba1llmore W .•• Dl7 23. .233 20 1 . 1 ' ' 'j' 50 · t · d · R d . esKrn VSIOD 1 rotmted at Roosevelt for the .0-0, Qm~en 0- 0--0, R Johnson comp• tng VIC orJes urrng e s 1as 1 wmter. W. L. Pet. GR ~. ~2Btook: ~~e :~ 1 ;:~!li:g ~ :~e~s ~~7ewi!~' 1~~ Ill ELSON's One ranked team won a ~. C., but had to hang on for !Jeacons 45-28, the key to the 79-73. Woosler 8l•li2 iD the Oltlo Can- ilornia State, Pa., IIIUD8 squeaker but aoolher lost in their one-point vletory. game. : , fereoce and Bluf!ton beat Defi· Voioa 1&-74; Thiel of I state basketball actwn Thurs· The Bearcats dominated .most : Paul Long scored 2() tallies !dl BJU ance at the buzzer 6U1 In tile Pa., ·bounced .Case 'day. or the tirst half, leading by for Wake Forest. · VI u , onors WI • po Mld.Ohlo Conference. 11Sfippery Rock•.P~., beat /I 1 . . , . etght poin\8 on three occasions ! The Akron-Toledo match was and MJX. led Toledo wiiJI , ZZ. . In other ·action, Y~ungstowl102-84 and W'llbu.agton d01~~· 1 Cmcmnall, lOth ranked 10 the but the bost.s narrowed it to 34- ' one of unbeatens. Both took s.4 Dayton beat T~ Fla., downed San Francisco 93-71! Centre of Kentucky~ 1 '\/ United Press International rna· 30 at intermission. Cincinnati i marks into the game wblclt · 111-64 In tbe other·mator·aetlon ::::::::_::::_:~==--=-=~=.::..::=-::=.:.-.:.._~-~ j JOr college ratmgs, bar~ly started the second ball red hot, ' Rockets won in · a see-saw bal- Tbursday. edged Wake Forest 59·58 w!ule running up 8 48-3 5 lead before tie. Two league . gamea were • 11 .,.,. Akron: fourth 10 the small col· the Deat'Ons charged, Akron led 41•39 at halftime' lege list, lost to Toledo 83-80. : Now HI, tile Bearcat.s got 13 , l!Je close game. The score "New pair of 8 n.,kers; Cincinnati was extended to points from Mike Rolf but the tied nine times and the Sandy?" the limit to protect its unbeat. ; big man was Rick Roberson. :changed hands 12 Urnes, ·- - - · - -- - en record. The Bearcats Deacons 45·21, the key to the las\ when Steve Mix tossed ~Iiddy 'grabbed a 48-35 lead in the sec. He grabbed 20 rebounds and I two quickies from · the ! MASON - Satur(\ky night the Improving clubs of Pomeroy a~d Wahama w!ll!'enew ihe ancient rivalry when they meet in a twin bill on the Wahamft court. L.,t year, the Panthers dumpeo the Falcons twice, b"' the final game was a classic strug. gle which found the Panthers nosing out the Falcons 49·45. Both te~ms have had 'a rng. get start this year and show 4 HCl bMeets F'EE DELIVERY : fi H/ Lift e e pers • 1 "'"'.. ~~~~~~~ -~~p..!~~.!~ f.~~~~-~~~~L~~"".·l!~ .,, II lI ' SWEATERS . • .. ,..• ,.t ~ By Arrow, Rugby and Puritn11. I RANCH JACKEl'S, S'fORM tOAn •nd. &I!NCHWARMERS Corduroy, wools and.dacrons. Qullt~d and pile liners. Men's and boyo' I/ fr~m.,. I 1.95 ALL·WEATHER COATS Solid rotors and muted plaids, Ztp out and Jill• lln01'8. B,oyo _ 16.95 Mtn'a _ 24.95 to 49.95 SIIITS 39.95 to 79.95 B~ · Stylemart, J~PI! lAST AJ(er Shaue, Ti!IC. Brookfield an<! Mi,ddtshade. Color~ne, . I: 21.95 SPQ.RT COATS ,,.' 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One to delight each man on your list from ;unior to grandad, 7.95 to 17.95 f ~~ " ___Mt.._m_bt_r_of_M_Idcl_l_eport _ _M_•_rc_h•-"-"-G-ift_... •.,_•_,...__ ~1 3.50 to 8.95 ~ Middleport i, Midw••t a Purdue Earlham 87 Marian 7l StJo's 1\nd\ 6.1 SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS By :'lrrow am:C Mo1tticl'ffo. Slc,·ve lengths and Mr. Tall•. ' ' ; ,,. \ Weol ' Colorado 85 Wichita U r.•HinPnl• At 11M ARrr:tmllftftJ 1)3 I ,. Your Plymouth dealer will do most anything to win you..... over. '' ' j I t-;:. .,. , ' Tht mountlln lttlttntr It riQht bert under ''" tt.. 1\ood: tht blggest OPIIOnall/·8 tn Plymouth Fury't cla11. 440cubic lncMslhal'll cut 1ny mountain ctowtl to.ti2t. Or ~lid 1 man tO.Ietl tall. Whatever you like, yo~:~r Plymouth Of*ltr l\11 got the Fury to do your bidding. A Fury lhll't tlmott four lftciM, tongtr. Uort pluslt. p.a111.slve. Your Plymouth Oe11er will do most an,ything 10 win you aver. It lltntnlng mounttlna ltn'l tflOVih, ht'll - . alt~ sofltn tU..tl. · H1'1 all hean. ~ • AUTIIDIIIZID DEALEIII 4¥. 0 ' �•, N H Ch ; ' h An un·ce" Snhedules - ~u:~• F~~~~~~ ~~:~lrn~~~d~ ~~:~.!:,~~~: t. ~::~J , e\y, 8V~fi . ·,UfC eS .,,~~~ ' ._• ,· ~;;;;~~~~~~;~;o;··~De;c~.1~0,~1~968 nett, ~ Clarenot Little, .. BallfY Doing Vesta ler·ln·law's, llfli•. Bettha Gill) M••· _, o~ 1 mn~. rrlor ·SoecJ·al ·ChrJ'stmas ~eason Services See9nry j Whltewas~ swillher), Shirley Hysell, Dil!l'' . . FREI(:J;IQLJi. N1 (UPn gie Yea~jger !CiatWlll'thy, Jlrn· Thi!Si Blueblrdl had taken U , •' Dr. samuel H. skeppard'a a~ mlo'o mother), El'!ll!t 9wlaher, over l willow •tub, Ideal Pll!ce NEW HAVEN-The ohurches kels to shut-Ins with a party visit to the children lollowinA . torney, F. Lee Bailey. Thu... • • • Mina Yeauger (Raub),, Bennie lor !hem, as II had hollow place of New Haven plan special ser·/ following at the Parish House. the program. day saj~ that ' tJ"ibd . llii'Y'• Wise, Susie Lewis, Katie Ell.ls, for nestl~~i>lAs late •• ~ar Into vices durin the Christmas ' Saturday, December 24th, 10:· Wednesday, December 21st, handling of'fts l~vestlgaUon ol Charley Cohen, May Wise, Chn· \'lovember \Tiey were still tl)ere •·810n g 116 p,m. 'Christmas Eve Com· 7:30 p.m. Regular Wednesday the Sheppard murder cat!O wat By ton Saunders Fay Swlslier live and alx of. thllll at I llmt. "" · h 01 G d . s . evening prayer meeting "a ridiculous damn whltewa•b 'I I W lk M WI t J'Qy to me who'd INn na Chore o mumon ervlce. . ' I d" Blanehe M. Haskins •Cougnenour, • er e e. ••· •a ' , , • Bev David Field!. Jr., Min· Sunday, December 25th, 9:15 Saturday, December 24th, and exactly what npoete . er), Corbett Manley, !l:ffl.e I'Y a bl~ bird for over ''" ister, ' a.m. Sunday Church SehMI, 7:30 p.m. Candl•light and Holy Bailey waa reaGb~ u ~~ Saunders, Guy Fr.,.h~er, Maude years. ., Wednesday, December 14th, 110:15 a.m. Regular Mormng Communion Service. ended a conference with tht DEC l3 "Amonl My Sou· that go back! Dedded I'd M•nley, Ada Bormg. Hedl•nf ~loyd lttells mt ,•hat 7'30 p m The Woman'~ Mis-' Worship Service. Sunday, December 25th, 9:45 presiding judgP. In the mur~eo • I h Flossie Luckey (my c1ose won er u resu ' came r11m · · · . .11 th bt l!vengellcal am regular worship service trial of llr Carl A .CnpPOIIIIII. 1 1 8 II cameo the fnend, •lOW deceased), Earl the 131 bird they e eBrelbrea (Jburcb with Sunday School. for whom Ls chit! delenll 0 given by my i! Chmtmas time of cemembranc· Frashier, Effie BOICO 3unday, December 18th, 7.30 Rev. Achsah Mlller, Pastor. No evening worahip service Will attorney .•- - - ilear cousin, Harry Hoffman, es. As follows: ~~:sh~:~:~dad~~.:;~), Ivy Hy. way, over at Mason _ I can't p,m. The annual Christmas pro. I Sunday, December 18th, 7:30 be held. iCheshlre Twp.) to his 48 pu· l Carne Frashler (Thomas!. sell Lou Farley Amy Yeauger name all the places. And h gr.m; The Nursrry, Beginner, p.m., Youth Pro~rall' under ----, Never to~ch an electrka' at Carlton (Roush Rd.) IFred Thomas (our Middle• • hi bo ted the' Primary and Junior Classes l direction of Mrs. Flo Marsh· / switch appliances or radio whet 1 1 1 1 111 •to •.n 1'04.o5. Man, doe•' port Fred, I thmkl. Ruth Clark (Jean's mama), Arc e y, am e a a lr re rn. will present recitationi an dlo!l. I In your' bathtub. This hoa beet • • Ellis Edith Mulford (I ate r · d s · M d D ber 19th 7·30 · •· '"" ' I FROM "RABBLE I Ar .. lOngs · the Jumor an eniOr on ay, ecem ' ' . the cauce 'of ...a.y, Kennedy?), Ben Cohen, v Y • n m~ High 'c1a~sos will present a , p.m., Children's Party ·and San" U Mulford, Dewey Swisher taloo - Kenneth Roberts, maRier of playlet "Song of Glory." As has ' ta will visit In the Recreation "Nad's" son!, Ruthle Roush the historical novel, In m~ been the CU$Iom in past year Buildin& of the church. Mack the had you down , as book - ie s eakln the offering will go to Simon Sunday, Oecember 25th, Mothera Little Helper's 4-H rl~t~;-~~M¥'11NO TO 0 Rulhle, Ruthle), India Swisher .. :~n~ t Arn 1~ beli;ve th gt and May Robinson and family, 9:45 a.m. Regular Morning Club of Rutland was entertain· "Nad's" daughter), Everett u v.e come 0 , a missionaries in Africa, May worship Service followed with ed with a Christmas party at Roush i"Ruthie's" brother, lives jealousy s the motive that . • c· Robinson Is the daughter ol Sunday School. lhe home of the advisor, Mrs. We dtllwr fru to in Oregon), Clema Frashier, coun.ta for almost evervthmg Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson Methodist Church Vernon Weber Thursday even· the followlnl town11 Willie Hysell, Elzady Frasier, that s b~d and wrong: No hu· of New Haven. Rev. Marcus Trough, pastor. inl. The Weber home wal dec· •Ch ..ttr IMISon Wilbur Frasier.' Eva L1tUe ([ man bemg, 1 do believe ran Wednesday, December 21ot, Sunday, Deeember 18th, 7 p. orated in keepln1 with the holl· know her, so Jolly), Lawrence aeh•ovo any unus~~ ~~c~ess- 7:30 p.m. a special service will m. Christmas Program; Nurs· day 6eason wilb grtenery, can· ONTHI Lewis, Minnie Saunders, Clar· di~play •ny mar a hty -· be held in charge of Waid ery, Kindergarten, Primary dies, and other decorations. ICho•hht 1Svr•cu•• rnce Mulford lour old fnend Without bemg attacked by jeal· 1Hayman classes will have recitations, Games were played and priz. •Ha-lOn eRutland "Pud"l and Daisy Mulford. ou• people. Nearly .evory. ~an, Thursd.ay December 22nd, Junior Cia" a story play es awarded to Karen SutilerSo thoro you are, all 48! after he passes his th~rt~eth from 8 until 9 p.m. The Chris~ "Hail lhe King," Junior High land, Terrle Mlller and Sherry PRESCRIPTIQN My Christmas remembrance to year, Is sour Wllh Jealousy. The P a er Vigil hour will be and Senior High a playlet Hayes. A gift exchange waa DRUG SJOR( you who are still "Among Us." world's full of mmcompo?ps is an unbroken chain "Christmas Comes to the Car· held during the evening. a.. - - - - - - -~ And what about Harry? The \hal want to pull all mankmd of prayer beginning midnight eys" The Adult Choir will pre· Ireshmento of sandwlcheo, cook· 01 I. MAIN 992.2516 POMf . ' very uame of tllls loved one down tG the•~ l•v•l. Let them December 14th until midnight sent special music. Refresh· ies, punch and candy were 'r,;:;;:;::;;;:;:;;::;:;;::::;::;::;:;;:;;;:;~ i brings 1 big lump to my throat. hear a man s name . repealed December 25 th held In the ments will be served In th e •erved frcm a table covered ~ First. a lawyer in Cleveland, 0. mor• lhan .a dozen limes and Church of God for prayer for basement lollowin~ the prowam with a eroen cloth and etnterthen later a Municipal Judge in they .~ate him without knowmg the Church around the world. and Santa will visit at this eij with an arrangement ot gold Youngstown 0 and about the ~hy. t S d D b th I' sprayed fruit combined w1tb 25 une.. most .un-r.;,on;trueted GOP- And more alon11 this line In un ay,, eeem or .:andles and greenery. "R bbl .. , Christ Birthday offering will Fnday, December 23rd a [ Mr Keith Sutherland 8,.18t. er you ever mel. , a •· be lilted. Sunday School will group of children from t he '· · This old song remmd• me 80 One recalls moumlullv how b h ld N [ h h d th d'rectlon of Ied Mrs. Weber With the par9 30 ol him 1 can hear (In memory) Arnold, passed over live times • • aht ' •1·m..11 momb· Me u.rcR bun 1erG ell 1wlll•o car , ty. Others attendinl were Pill· ANNUAL , Iy, ror promo II on m , h ld wors IP7 30serv ce w•A Ch , te 1'rs. o er orre • • Ia O'Pell ' Jane Wise' Sltndy , his sister Lida Hoff. and unjust . &.TRANSISTOR him and 0 mg. 1 ,· 1 the Army finally turned • · At : p.m. "'· Taylor, Beverly Thompson Ros .. h , IATTERY.QIIERA'IEO ,'~ man Swls er. s ni ns I. . mas Carol Sonrfest will be held. Sunday, December 251h 9:30 d Ell a· d Do • "Oh, tbe little black mustache h•s own country. Men all around Sl. Paul Lutheran Churclt a.m. Sunday School; 1 a.m. ::;.·~.':, en tee, an n Ob, the ebarmiDJ black mas- hlm were both loyal (the I Rev. Jack T. Wtlch, Pastor. Regular Morning Worship Serv, , ~---- - 11001 evorywhoNI ltoeordl I'IOilt, tacbe lla) and envious (other ofll· All Worship Services will be ice. Bible Study will be held TV '"~ onon9 tn ....n ~l... t (no II you must lwow I've lo<t rer) . . held at The Haven Theater each week, ot ....... ·~ ......... r.oo.U!. l'lffoctly Con•tt•w- _.,. my beau fbo) .. Read once agam:, please do, while construction of a new E.U.B. Cburcb Rtm1rk1blt tonel quellt;r. FM ,.,,_ Witb tbe little blark mus· Rabble li! Arms. The VERY church is being erected on the[ Rev. Martin Berisford, Pas. DEVOTED fO INI'ER!M OP lli .,. ... 114 ~~ tache." best of hiStorical novelists Is ld . t 5th d G MI!IGS • M.\llON t\III!A Dual SJUFPGM 'ltOW IMttf' ehtc'K Roberts He has no real o Site a an eor~e , 1or. blttti'J' POwer, NCCH'dl~~l­ Compl•tt with tcC.!!f!Orl r ""- ' I ' u.r' ll Streets. I Sunday, December 18th, I p, ""'"" • ...,••,... '".f.• ,16. ll!f.b1\~ ml · ~ Bring the family or s friend for ANO THE darling early pJc.. equa 10 S ne. Thursday, December 22nd, 7 m. until 4 p.m. Open House at ....~:=.'"'.,!:,~:::;.:;:~ ~ nd ~ iiri Puih ture 1 have I real one) of Harry ., p.m. A Canta(ll at th 9 Haven the parsonsg• on 4th Street. :.J:.,:"?:,.,':'.,!'~' 'r. "''~·'fW!p, ~~oiJ'I'-!I\flfllitl>o a delightful evening of delicious 111M tiiliiirt., ltlNOI IJCf. . shows him dapptr, dimple ch•o- ,This book wa• marked Copy· Theater by the Junior and Sunday December 181h 7:31) -~c.. "J!:"''~.,., <~••· ned AND- there's the little ngh,l lm." llut it and all Youth choirs. Refreshments and p.m. Co~bined Youth and Ad- :rl.~.~';., ~... ...,,., : :. food in the candlelight, served black mu!laclle. I have I large e~ts book are ageless - a real scwial hour following at the ult Choirs under the direction .::!!'!1.:~ ~--· DILUIIVE ~!~ft.,... In a pleasant homey atmos· 12x15 mnch l•rgor one of him, 8Jft to Amerlcan Literature. llouse. of John Hollman will present a o"'· II oeteC*i"~:p~ ~-· b N~onal dm11ltlll NpmiiUI.Il~ j d ph ere. as a u ge (not In ro..,) ut so Friday December 23rd Canlata "0 Story of Christ· loOMatW tum'all. ... , "'~ handsome. How that Irishman SO NOW wt have Lutheran' Leaguo members wili mas," ;-;,.,•".. Nn .... a... ••• ever sot, sober and !odate, •s huge navel oranges at our house caroling and distribute bal· Monday December 19th 7:- . : : : : : "1: :!, $19.95 ,, I a judg• ill a big ciy - TJIAT t.rought to us by our dear p.m. The Win Dno Cius' will .,.,, .. , J::,. t4n" ,., 30 man, l'd a liked ''to 1 sew." Mabei.Pickens, from a recent my conotarnation and delight. meet at the Plll''"'D8ie end a ::1.."'0:..., .,::!':".;..~..:'1...:'.; Long sine• dtcllllBI!d lcanc~r months sojourn to Brade.~ton, Of coune YOU know why, dear special invitation is issued to ~":.!:.,~, -.:;:e~':t,· of throat I. Flor.l~a, El&ht of tht1e big· reader. the Young 1\dult Class to attend. ~;;..:'.!;':"'..J",..":,";: I . ,8tes half 1•lled a bts·blJ ~oc· If not, oote the dimple ID Tuesday, Decem~r 20th, 7:· ••• """' ""'- ....., MIDDLIPORT A Or:LICHT to me w"'' the/ ery ball. •em. 30 p.m. Children's Program at •loo~l~ill>~•l; · MIDDLEPORT, 0. t/ blue birds at Lona Lane !sill Note the name navel, spelled Oh, sony. the church Santa will make hjs ~ d you know ,That ••• l' ,v~llJrs" fc~oo~" , :.n: •.~r::l eD~~··o~l.~~: ;~es48sa~:?."!nd ~;; ':'Ia~ t~xes ~:~~~ms?~~~ E~en ~~n (c~~; ~!ere;~es: our ~!ur~ ~~~ Vn~~d f~ll~wed °' ;-. ,~:~:! 0 Saturday . ·~e At Weber Home lllliy one win apiece. Pomerny lost to MWdleport, then licked Wel ls lmi, ·a!ld just ·about pulled 1 Sunday Dec. 18th ..."""' t:::".. I ••• : :. ,. . e ,::-:1... =.,,. The Martin Restaurant\ . ~~ t'J ':.11 ~~ If~ ~~~~ one letter to each ~quare, to torm four ordinary wordo. 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I ;;;;;:===:::;i::;;;:;;:;:;::;:;;:;:;;::;- ~t~~ll~,;.~.''~~-~i,~'~!~~i.;~'.i~'~,.~;~·~~-.,:~.;~.•~~~~~~~~~~m~lle~s~o~ut~a Pomeroy at IllY sis- Wilh an ''e" in last syllable, to ~lli)Nl !j)~ l'ia ®~~~..I . Closing All Toys Out At 1 BAUl, .,.;\': =. •• . . I ,··a;: . . 'TIE ;~~o~~rueata~!neport 1 .- .. Tonight's Games: Gallipolis at Alhens Jackson at Wellston m;,ia"' ••vo. _.,., '"" . I Portable Tape Recorder THE DAILY SENTINn Floyd RobJ.DSOD Now A IR d} dd e eg; 0'Toole Tra .e (n 42-39 Win "I CHANNEL MASTER CANDLELIGHT DINNER Frosh i' ~~~~ ;hi~ ° 1 Middleport Freshmen, led by I 1 . 11101. . d In J.2. · Bob LewiS 14 and 1Pat Racine atT V'nton ~=~Wt!Stem , 1 Irl~g ' reror, Archer with with 12, outlasted he CINCINNATI (UPI) - The that span. However, he sudden· Hll 1 \lahama won liS opener, but K c k F h 12·3' Cincinnati Reds today gave up ly fell off in 1965 when he won nnan race a was trouneed bu Middleport yger ree res men, J' d with Rutland at Eastera · ' ·Thursday afternoon at Kyger on onc·llme p1tchmg hero •m only three an 1ost 10 a North Gall' a at K g C eek 1 dro~ped a henrtbreaker to l':ast· Creek. [O'Toole, sending him to the 5.91 earned run average. The Y er r ern, and then ran out of steam T H h Bobk'l· Chicago White Sox for outfield· record wasn't much better this 1 agains1 • fine Vinton t r a m om yse 11 was t e . : , tens· bi• gun with l3 broore er Floyd Robmson. season when he was 5-7 with a Saturday's Games• wh1ch IS st1ll un' fter · " · Th d 1 1 ted b 3 55 " ' . was compthe are- · era. !Gallipolis at Coal Grove lil'j: games. The \1 ark fouling out early in the fourth 1 e ea h bf d f . l-3. I period · S· Needs and Jon Roth· Yh one. our e ore d' e en,d 0d Rob'mson, a good puneh hitter Pomeroy at Wa!Iama Js 1 1eague tra mg ea . ho I on. fouls .for I't ee '"er· . ht f'1eld , h't1 for av - Logan at Waverly . However, bolh teams have geb also · exited . · w pays ng . 1 showed definite possibilities of : KvO'P.r CrePk m thr fmal P~"''l'ld . m : erage since joining the White Alexander at Nelsonville Cllmlng out f the mire Th bat. i The Middy Frosh were 16 lor 0 Toole, a cocky, 2-ye9ar·old i1 Sox in 1960 although he didn't Athens at Warren Local tie tomorro: ni ht sh~uldebe a 135 at the free line, which n•ade ,lelthander who aepe~ds on a pack too much power. He has IHannan Trace at Hannan, W ' , g . .ur lor the fact \hey scored 13 [fastball and a sweepmg curve, , . . , va. falrwly :ven match30. Gl amteh t•Rme /field goals to Kyger Creek's 17. ,was one of the Reds' big heroes Ia I ~~~guel battmg kav~~~~ INorth Gallia at Symmes Valley •1 18 at :l .ama 6. . or ~ e. . Score hy Quarters :in 1961 when he won 19 games ·? · WI 8 op mar 0 · Southwestern al BIS I sfrve contPSt and eight o dock ' idd 17 29 42 and lost only nine as Cincinnati I m 1!162. I r' h M leport . . 10 ' ' ' 01 I e maln·g·o. Kyger Creek . NBA Standing• 8 14 24 39 won the National League pen· i However, like O'Toole, Robi~· Middleport Archer 3-S-12 nant. , son slumped m 1!16 when he hll B U 1 d Pr SEASON OVER · ess 1nlernat1ona 1 CunnlnRham •3- 0-ti, Lewis 6-' •111e Chicago • born 0 .Toole ion Iy .237 . A IeIthan ded balter, y a le 1 WF.STBURY, N.Y. (UPI)- 2-14 Walters o--2-2. Tanne. IPitched the opening game of the ,Robinson throws righty. I Eastern Dvlslon The l966 slate harness rarmg , . ' ·r World Series. against the N•w 1 The deal brings another Rob. W. L. Prt. GB , f' 11 d d th nlli 1--6-8 Hackett 0- 0- 0. •· 1 • Ph'l1 d I h'13 ~ 900 season ma Y rew . own t> ' York Yankees and lost to Whit- inson back to Cincinnati, al- 1 a eP "1 3 · ... 1 42 eurtain at Roosevelt Raceway, [lals l:\--l6- · I Boston 21 6 .778 4%' .k « K-C· Henson 3- 2--1 · Needs ey Ford. He. also dropped a sec. though no one really expects New y or k where Yan kee MJC l.pu . 001 won · · · . 14 IIJ .438 14 1 lhe final feature Thursday ~-0-0, Rothgtb 4- 0-0, Hall· ond, start m the senes. , . floyd to match the feat.s of Cinrinnati II 16 107 14 '" ' lhili4- 0-·8 Hyse115-3-13 Gin. 0 Toole rematned a b1g wm- ·Frank Robmson, who was B , · .. , hi mgA Iota! · · . by the 1 a1ltmore of 3 089 283 fans were ' dlesburgc.r · 1- 0-2, Thomas' o-- ner over th e nex t th ree years. ' tra ded to Ba1llmore W .•• Dl7 23. .233 20 1 . 1 ' ' 'j' 50 · t · d · R d . esKrn VSIOD 1 rotmted at Roosevelt for the .0-0, Qm~en 0- 0--0, R Johnson comp• tng VIC orJes urrng e s 1as 1 wmter. W. L. Pet. GR ~. ~2Btook: ~~e :~ 1 ;:~!li:g ~ :~e~s ~~7ewi!~' 1~~ Ill ELSON's One ranked team won a ~. C., but had to hang on for !Jeacons 45-28, the key to the 79-73. Woosler 8l•li2 iD the Oltlo Can- ilornia State, Pa., IIIUD8 squeaker but aoolher lost in their one-point vletory. game. : , fereoce and Bluf!ton beat Defi· Voioa 1&-74; Thiel of I state basketball actwn Thurs· The Bearcats dominated .most : Paul Long scored 2() tallies !dl BJU ance at the buzzer 6U1 In tile Pa., ·bounced .Case 'day. or the tirst half, leading by for Wake Forest. · VI u , onors WI • po Mld.Ohlo Conference. 11Sfippery Rock•.P~., beat /I 1 . . , . etght poin\8 on three occasions ! The Akron-Toledo match was and MJX. led Toledo wiiJI , ZZ. . In other ·action, Y~ungstowl102-84 and W'llbu.agton d01~~· 1 Cmcmnall, lOth ranked 10 the but the bost.s narrowed it to 34- ' one of unbeatens. Both took s.4 Dayton beat T~ Fla., downed San Francisco 93-71! Centre of Kentucky~ 1 '\/ United Press International rna· 30 at intermission. Cincinnati i marks into the game wblclt · 111-64 In tbe other·mator·aetlon ::::::::_::::_:~==--=-=~=.::..::=-::=.:.-.:.._~-~ j JOr college ratmgs, bar~ly started the second ball red hot, ' Rockets won in · a see-saw bal- Tbursday. edged Wake Forest 59·58 w!ule running up 8 48-3 5 lead before tie. Two league . gamea were • 11 .,.,. Akron: fourth 10 the small col· the Deat'Ons charged, Akron led 41•39 at halftime' lege list, lost to Toledo 83-80. : Now HI, tile Bearcat.s got 13 , l!Je close game. The score "New pair of 8 n.,kers; Cincinnati was extended to points from Mike Rolf but the tied nine times and the Sandy?" the limit to protect its unbeat. ; big man was Rick Roberson. :changed hands 12 Urnes, ·- - - · - -- - en record. The Bearcats Deacons 45·21, the key to the las\ when Steve Mix tossed ~Iiddy 'grabbed a 48-35 lead in the sec. He grabbed 20 rebounds and I two quickies from · the ! MASON - Satur(\ky night the Improving clubs of Pomeroy a~d Wahama w!ll!'enew ihe ancient rivalry when they meet in a twin bill on the Wahamft court. L.,t year, the Panthers dumpeo the Falcons twice, b"' the final game was a classic strug. gle which found the Panthers nosing out the Falcons 49·45. Both te~ms have had 'a rng. get start this year and show 4 HCl bMeets F'EE DELIVERY : fi H/ Lift e e pers • 1 "'"'.. ~~~~~~~ -~~p..!~~.!~ f.~~~~-~~~~L~~"".·l!~ .,, II lI ' SWEATERS . • .. ,..• ,.t ~ By Arrow, Rugby and Puritn11. I RANCH JACKEl'S, S'fORM tOAn •nd. &I!NCHWARMERS Corduroy, wools and.dacrons. Qullt~d and pile liners. Men's and boyo' I/ fr~m.,. I 1.95 ALL·WEATHER COATS Solid rotors and muted plaids, Ztp out and Jill• lln01'8. B,oyo _ 16.95 Mtn'a _ 24.95 to 49.95 SIIITS 39.95 to 79.95 B~ · Stylemart, J~PI! lAST AJ(er Shaue, Ti!IC. Brookfield an<! Mi,ddtshade. Color~ne, . I: 21.95 SPQ.RT COATS ,,.' 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It lltntnlng mounttlna ltn'l tflOVih, ht'll - . alt~ sofltn tU..tl. · H1'1 all hean. ~ • AUTIIDIIIZID DEALEIII 4¥. 0 ' �tlloi • ....- ---·. • 'a. .... - -- I ' ·].. • I BeIg.81acks. Free Throw G0 ng Jnt0 Is Edge in Vikt·ngs Lair p Omeroy wem ' ••a Lov. on... de!end ' 'I j J 4-Dally Senttne~Pomeroy-Midd.!!Jl~·~~· Dee. ~8, j9~' AUXILI.\RY MEETS I Oblo qoDege ,ISa~ke~,t ~«iil~ 'iia • uciiil•ii as t ••••sci 1iq;i illf•'WILL DEFEND 'ITI'L! TJie Women's AIIXIII,ary o( the! Scbedld~ ·, • LONDON. (Ufl) - Wotld ChWter Fire DeP{Irtlnent met By,UIIItcl ~~~ n aal · · I~ Your 1 • flywe!Jbt WJitir MD- Wedne.day evening at the Tollgbt · · ie ,. ' Gowlll of Scdtllnd left LoDdoa fire bOuse with President Er-1Findlay at Quantico Tourney 'lbursday night for Qaogkok, ma Clelal1d In charge, One new Ohlo Northern at Detroit C»l. • Send-A where he will Ilia Uti~ I member 'was werccimea. Cleo Phlladel~ Texllle a&IIDit TbJl1and a Olartcha1 ,Smith, chairman of thP. Ways at Steubenville POINSETTIA Qllono~ Dec. SO. . :and Mew Conunlttee, an- Hiram at Fl'edonJa State · . To Your Church Mc:Gowlll 88ld' be felt very :nounced that cardl had been Oberlin at Lake Foreat mi.) PT. PLEASANT Point confident that he ~~~ retain Isold and It was voted to order Illinola Wesleyan Pleasant's surprlsil)& Big Blacks A r u1 shot made by Roger li A Very Nice Selection I bit title and said I bave I all occasion cards .and they . at Wittenberg take their 2-0 record to Ripley o ve seconds re59 N 2nd A c.hrlatened my opponent 'Cheer- ,may be bought from any mem- WooatM at Carnegie Tech (Pa.) tonight to take on the rebuild- IAb~t Iw~~h ~e folll1h quarter I 2.JsJi' ful CharHe,' the close~~ I can I ber at any time. Clarice AI· West Llber.ty_ at. Malone ing VIkings who are mired In ~~e ;omeroy•s Eighth Grade .,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,., 1get to aaylng blJ name. lien, chairman of the commwtl· , · _ a dismal 0-3 start. gb ketball team a 39-38 victory w • . ty service committee, thanked 420-0 1 b . . wked SCorea 12-16 R 1 Coach Dick Horton's chargers as Middle rt Thursday at ~ RED, WHITE, i'ih li is II I I 12 1111 UNIII 1141. .11111111111141111• , all members for their help and Oblo Colle(e Ba1keUiaU Scores wUI center their attack around over po . Idonations for the dinner re- By UDIIed Prea•IDt«utloul high scoring forward 6-1 Jim Pomeroy. PINK Icen~ly served. Betty Ga~. the Clnclnnatl se Wake •Forest 58 gstaats, 6-4 pivot man Bucl! Abbott, eight for _10 at the I • chairman of the entertamml'll!t Toledo 83 Akron 80 Call, and forward Jeff Swisher . . foul line, got 24 pomts to lead Complete selection of pot. committee, announced that Youngstown · 93 'nle three lads have done most the Pomeroy effort over the w ted planla, cut flowers, arthe Christmas party will be San Francisco 7~ of the scoring in the first two 1 previously unbeaten Jacket ~ rangements and Christmas held Sunday evening, Dec. 11, Mari-:tta tl Wooa!er' liS wins for the Big Blacks. team. w corsages. 1 at 7 P· m. at thed sc~G? ~o: Ashland 70 Capital 50 The Vikings will actually show Victor Hannahs also had six ~ ORDER TODAY FOR f?r members an . err a • Bluffton 68 Defiance 1r1 . a height advantage over the · for Pomeroy while Denms ~ hes. Oth:'~ att:dm~t w::re California (•Pa.) '113 , Point Pleasant lads. A pair of Boggs and PoweU'each had eight ~ CHRISTMAS DELIVERY :ary ern D ~:Y ~yer~ •. · . .Mount Union 74 · 6-4 lads. Terry Shinn and Allan for Middleport. Bill Hensler ~ er enour, or • Thiel 74 Cue Tech 63 . Standard, operate Ullder the chipped In seven. ~ "Your FTD Florist" Dayton 111 Tampa (Fia;) 84 boards while a trio of 5-11 lads Oanny Lewis led the Middle. t"zyN ew; 'M ug:ret Christy Slippery Rock (Pa.) ' l02 · handle the other th~e~ spots. port Seventh grade team to a ~ ew~ ' nd a;o ce McDaniel' '· . Walsh ·84 Senior Raymond Sw1sher and 44-23 win with 21 points. Steve W argare a Y · Wilmington- 86 Centre (Ky.) 84 junior Dave Rader te!Wihat the Dunfee had 3. Jeff Morris led I E. MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-2644 guard posts, and sop omore Pomeroy with eight, Rick Ash I Essex Aide Resigns · Terry Landis operates at pivot. and Ron Smllh each chipped in I "A GOLD STAR STORE" To Take New Post The Big Blacks have started four. ..... off with a bang, but the VIkings DAYI'ON (UP!) - M. Byron • 0 have had a terrible time pryMorton, assistant state public lng the lid off the hoop. In their instruction superintendent, sa1d last game against Seth, t h e today he will retire in June and Vikings showed signs of awakaccept a post as associate proening, so the Big Blacks will fessor of education at the Unlbe 1ovk'mg for no easy pu shov• fersity of Dayton. MASON _ The w. va. class Ie. as they try for number three. Morton, among other things, AA All-state football selections Game time is eight o'clock in was in charge of the pupil tran~ition Department. Thursday named Wahama's Ripley. liiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif Ralph Batey on Honorable Mention. Batey Is 5-9, weighs 150, llodtl705 played halfback, scored 60 points, was a top receiver and defender for the Falcons this year. He Is a junior. Complete with On the first team R I p I e y Deluxe 8-pc. set of guard Gary Landis and quarCleaninl Tools terba•:k Jim Chapman of Rav..-,~: ··.,.. CARRIES ITS enswood were named. Landis was a 190 pound senior who The Gallipolis High school I TOOU INSIDEI New and better was credited with springing the , freshman basketball t eam , ,.In a lift.Out tttyl Your Viking backs loose much of Ichalked up its second straight way to Wash! Complete Protection the time. Chapman is 6-0, 170 hardwood victory Thursday evePhilco put5 more pounds, completed 62 of 107 ning by defeating Pomeroy 38Is Our Business action In the fiiJSS every helpfuiiiiW flllln • cleaner e1n hive I passes for 1,236 yards, rushed 20 on the Washington school wash water. • UNI.IAKAILI !MOll MOll e PLIP TOP UD SEE for 526 yards, scored 65 points, court. Does a better DISPOIAILI SlnitiJide DUIT IAI e POWIII .uiJUITIII • COD CADII'I e 1U IWITCH and intercepted eight passes. Steve Blowers' 15 points washing Job, DON MLILS yet Is ealltr on Other honorable mentions paced the winners. who are r.nw BUD SIMPSON the clothes. I went to Dave Judge <160-haff. 2-1 for the season. Burt led , 1 back) , Ralph Parsons <170 pound Po{lleroy with seven points. DICK KARR, JR. end) and Eugene Mullens (175 Gallipolis led 12-4, 24-5 and l,_ _ ''Your Insurance jr. tackle) of Ripley, and Jerry 3tr12 at the quartermarks. Cancelled? Cole (190-guard), D11Ie Roush Coach Cliff Wilson cleared the We Can Write It" \ (195-center) , Bob Evan.l (175 1bench in the fin al half of action. jr. end) ; Sytan Shaver (160-half. . Next GAHS frosh game Is . back) of Ravenswood. IMonday, Jackson home. B o ~ score: , MIDDLEPORT PHONE 992·2635 I COATS BUILDING 1 Gallipolis Frosh 138) ... Wil· "Member Middleport Merchants Christmas Glft-o-ramal Ph. 992-2903 Middleport son, 4: B ~xtcr . 2: M'l tthews . fJ : Blowers 15; Gilmore, 9; R --~-----~---~···....._ ~ . Hamilton. 2: Bush. 0; Mnrg:J n, 0; Hueholt, 0; Bostic, 0; ThornThe East Letart WSCS met as, 0; Durham, 0; Orr, 0; Wal· recently at the church for the ker, 0. loads,. December mcleting. Mrs. Nora Pomeroy Frosh <20) - Burt. unloads ·~ W-2Gl Pearson, spiritu ~ llife c h ain~~ n . 7; O'Brien, 5; Glaze, 2; Vaughn, easier! · led devotions. Group singing of 2 Young, 4. I MATCHING DRYER -169.95 ''Love Divine" with Mrs. Mar- i By Quarters: lene Fisher, accompanist was : Gallipolis . .... 12 12 12 2 - ~8 followed by prayer by Mrs. Ha- 1Pomeroy . . . . . . . 4 1 7 8 - 20 thorough washing automatically! 'Just se( the zel Fox. Scripture reading was ' dials • 3 Automatic Cycles including Power Soak • 2speeds • Safe for all fabrics, including by Mrs. Pearsr.n, 1st Corinthi· KA AT HONORED ans 13. ' MILWAUKEE (UPI ) - Jim new Durable Press garments • Fewer parts, fewer troubles! New simplified design has Mrs. Hazel Fox, president, Kaat of the Minnesota Twins 25% fewer parts to wear out or cause !rouble • No bumps or bangs! Automatically ad· presided over the business meet- will be honored at a Jan. 22 jusls its spin speed to counteract any off-balance, handle even bulkiest loads • Auto, lng. Secretary and ·treasurer re- dinner by the Milwaukee ports were accepted. Mrs. Mary chapter of the Baseball Writers matic Lint Filter-Detereent Dispenser Roush, finance chairman, rc. Association of America, It was ported the rummage sale held announced Thursday. Choo'se from a compiPit• SP I1•r t1on of Plulrr, Aut' " ""l'c Was hers ond Dryo r, recently was successful. The Kaat, who had a 25-13 record society wishes to thank all for last season, was n1med t'1e < their contributions to the sale. I outstanding pitcher in the Mrs.. Marlene Fisher, campus I1 American League and will be c_hamnan, read a communica-· honored at the chapter's 14th A GOLD STAR STORE tion from the district chairman. I annual Diamond Dinner. Mrs. Fox read a communica- --Pomeroy tion from the District president Coach of tbe Year Thursday by Harry Miller, owner 214 E. Main urging lhe reading of the , the P!llladelphla Touchdown DUDLEY S ' wV I PoinseHias HOME GIFTS ARE BEST' 1 I a:; :-uclll~ Rl~en~u~ ~;;/e o;e~ fRANCIS fLORIST ~~ Batey Honored Jn AA LIStmg Of Gr1•d ,earnS 1 GAHS Frosll In 13995 Second Victory, Defeat Pomeroy o_PE_N_E_V_EN_lN_G_s_.ll INGELS FURNITURE .............. IIIJIIIIIJtJIJiJI.JIJIJIJt»•-·········lll·,.~· 1 MILLS-SIMPSON Insurance Agency ... East Letart WSCS Meeting Held at Church i 95 Terri~f~ \!a!uz! 'I r .. , 1 1 ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV I A not-so-funny thing happened on the way tp Christmas last year. ~ ~ We ran out of Accutron• timepieces. So tbe customers who came in at the last minute bad to settle for a conventional watch. Some didn't. And wt kuow why. AU conventional watches-wind, self-wind : 111d electric-keep time by the gyrations of a :. balance wheel. It splits a second into S parts. Bll Accutron is not a watch, lt'1 a preciN timepiece tbit keep1 time tbroup tbe vibra· tions of a tiDy tunina fork. The tuning fork 1pllta eacb aecond Into 360 equal parta, . And keepa tl!ne so accurate, we guarantee monlbly accuracy within 60 aeconds •-bich •er&(OI out 10 about 2 aeconds a day. EvtrY seeond counta durina December days. Bec:ause what happened last year could happen again. So nm ill before we run out. ' lllK JoUod (IOid plllt, lllinl.....lnl back, wattiPftof.t !lrowu Allllrop. IW-1111 . Ings. A liany, ''The benedictus," was given by the group, followed by the hymn "Jesus Christ," with Mrs. Fisher accompanist. Scripture was by Mrs. Nora Pearson and the closing was singing "Hark The Herald Angela,'' and "Silent Night," with prayer by Mrs. Doris Adams. Following the meeting the birthdays of Mildred Donohew Jllld Julia Norris were observed. Refreshment committee was Ferne B. Hayman and Mildred Donohew. The annual Christmas party will be held at the c~urch december 21, at 6:30. Mra. Mabel Shields will be program le.ader. t AmJ1110N "m" "World Woman." Outlook" and "The Me-' thodat By doing this ! c._,l~ub~·--------~-------------:--:-------::--~-:----:--::;::::::::::;:::=.. - , one can check lhe Ohio Conference and see what her money Is being used fot on the various projects. One of these is the Esther Hall at Toledo for girls between 17 and 25. Mrs. Marlene Fisher was pro-' gram leader and the topir "ms, "For Thls Litle Time," wih Mrs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Mabel Shields and ~ 'Barbara Adam~ parti.l'lffu'R ~ the read- AClCVDON "41,.. JOk aokMIW, M•k'• ICIII tiMt, -~.t odjaltallle lUll! b . - Ill Willi 1""- lluctle. $150Jlll eSHOP TIL 8 P.M. EACH NIGHT 'TIL CHRISTMAS HARpiN TOP PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 siCOIMI Av~t~~ue Gelllpolls, Ohio ;•wnlll.!f)!! 1111111•!& J!.<!!i!!!!!>· ~,!!!!!'~· tW!Ien-,CfYIIIIIIIdetVWII_!'tntact. ' ' ~ACII PJQLADELPIDA (UPI) Wa)'tle Hardin, former Navy coach, wu named as the Continental Football ,}.eaaue's OHIO VALL'EY PLUMBING & ·HE 232 E. SECOND ~ . WY. 2-2036 ,r . MIMIER POMEROY MERCHANTS CAIJt · GIV~WAY ' �\ ., l •• ._ Brash'Little Mouse Helped LaUnch:Disney's Career HOLLYWOOD UP!) -An Charlie Chaplin, whom he ebscure young cartoonist sat in frequently impersonated on ll modest Kansas ·City, Mo., amateur programs at local garage workshop one afternotn vaudeville houses. m !be early 1920s and watched During World War I Disn~y With fascination as a brash little tried to enlist but was turned mouse walked across his draw- down because or his age. At 16, ing board. . however, he became a RP.d · The a\most.penniless artist, a Cross ambulance dnvcr a11d farm boy named Walter Elias was sent to France. Disney, called the mouse After the war he went to work Mortimer. When the tiny rodent lor a Kansas City advertistng began making dally appearan- firm , then began a $35-a-weei< ces, he decided the name was job as a cartoonist for a firm too formal and changed it to there which made slides for Mickey -Mickey Mouse. projection on theater screens. Mickey was to become the Disney had mild success with squeaky-veiced model for hun· his own animated cartoon dreds of animated barnyard company before coming to characters who would carry Hollywood. He arrived here Walt Disney to fame and with one two-year~ ld suit, a enormous wealth. sweater, drawing materials anci Disney, who died at the age of $40. 65 Thursday of acute circulato- After several years of difficulrf failure, went on to create the ties with distributors, Disney fabulous Disneyland amusf'111elll , ~Pcid ~d in 1928 to use his old ' park :md produce a long s"TJe> I fri end . Mickey Mouse a> P~e of family-type motion pictures. lead chararter in a senes nf 29 Academy Awards I cartoon sketches called "Steam-I Disney won 29 Academy ! boat Willie." Soon alter, Disnrv j Awards and more than 700 was on his wav to monument al THE RAVENS _ A rock 'n roll band made up of four Meigs countians, will 1 citations orfm presidents, kings j succe,;s. . provide mu sic this Saturday from 9·12 p.m. for the Met~s County Young Republi· and queens. At the news ol nis 1 Began Series tans Club dance and Christmas party at the county highway garage at Rock death, messages ol condolence ! He began a series of cartoon~ Spnngs. Members of the Ravens, are, left to right, John Arnott, Bruce Stalnaker, came In from around the world. called "Silly Symphomes" er.1- David Spencer and Steve Cleland.-Sentinel photo. Disney died at St. Joseph plqying such characlers a, ~ ------------·· -- - - '- -- .,.--- -- -- -- -- I I I ~~~sp!;!:~ ~~~an~~ i~~~=:~;~~ . ~~~:~~o~~~~.c~m~~or~ou~:r:~:·l Coppolino 1 Guarded, Flies T0 Flori•da £or 2IIdTria •I w:·s:~~~;~N(~PII :·;b~ Students Plan 50-Mile March MASSILLON, Ohio (UPJ) Christmas vacation starts Sat· urday for most college students and representatives from 10 Ohio colleges and universities will begin a 50-mile, week-long march for peace in Vietnam. The march, from here to Cleveland, is sponsored by the Ohio Methodist Student Movement, led by the Rev. David B. Sageser of the Indianola Methodist Church in Columbus. The Rev. Sageser said It was hoped the march will stir up discussion and more interest by the general public In the Vietnamese conflict. "President Johnson seem~ to operate by consensus," he said. "How will he know what the consensus is if there is no conversation or dialogue• ·• gave his assessment ·of . war l.n a speech to a gr~ . wounded veterans tourinl White House and durlnll a . tlonally televised lighting National Christmllll Johnson Sees Tide Turning In Vietnam Peace In Vietnam still "some time" aheud, be WASHirlGTON (UPI)- Pre&- tioned, although "the tide ident Johnson savs the "tide of battle bas turned.' battle has turned" In Vietnam liii...,...,iiiiiiOiiiiiiOiiiiiiO;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;-1 but the end of the bloody con. 4 BUCKLE met is not yet in sight. The ChtPf F:xecuive planned to review the progress of the war and plans for the fu~ure to- Mens, Boys day at a conference with Am•nd bassacor Henry Cabot Lodge, Youth•-Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara, and Arthur J. Goldbo!rg, U. S. Ambassador to the MIDDLEPOR't, United Nations. OPEN The President was In a som- i ber mood Thursday when he ARCTICS $].99 THE SHOE BOX Pope, Thant D1·aw Ire of Chinese TOKYO (UPil - Communist China today attacked Pope Paul VI and Secretary General Thant as •·reactionarie~" pushing peace .talks designed to ''cajole I the VIetnamese people into ca. pitulation." The "revisionist leading group of the Soviet Union" was equally guilty of the "big conspira· j 1cy" engineerel by the United States. the New China News Agency (NCNA l said In a broadcas, from Peking. • studio. He had undergone 1 Pegleg Pete. Later they wPre to ' Atomic Energy Commission surgery there last Nov. 21 for give way to Snow White. Winn ie (AEC) has selected Weston, the removal of his left lung, on the P~oh. Mary Poppins, and Itt., as the site for its propos· which doctors discovered a the real life animals in h1s outed giant new atom smasher, tumor whirh had caused an door lilms. FREEHOLD, N.J. (UP))- Dr. Carl · Coppolino, ac· Sen. Paul Douglas announced :. bscess. Since "Snow White and the Iquitted here of murd ering his best. frie,?d , flies unde,~ [ today. Disney was released but Seven Dwarfs'' in 19:17. Disney , guard today to Flonda, where he wtll be . free as 3 bird 1 Weston emerged the winner readmitted D~c. 5- his 65th produced nt>arly ll>O feature-i-on batl- to awmt a seco nd murder tnal In hos ftrst in stiff competition between birthday - for a " routine post- length pictures. He starred a ; wife's death. . d t 1 six finalists lor location of the 10 cperativc checkup." relatively unknown actor named ' It took a Monmouth County JUrr of men [and hf~ 200-billion-volt proton acceler1 Hospital officials and stur!io Fess Parker in t wo frontirr women four houri~ an~ ZrJ mi~utes hur~day ~e ~~lorida ator wbich will cost an estispokesmen declined tu say if epics -'·Davy Crockett, King of mnocent of t~Je ~ge F ~wua~;selc~~Jine:.to state atty. mated $375 million. the tumor was malignant. the Wild Frontier" and "Davy case {;~\gob 0 na In e r ' The AEC made exhaustive Westmoreland Finds Disney was born Dec. 5, 1901 Crock~tt and the River Pi- Fran ~ au · . th1m with poison, the doctor studies of the six locations More EHort Needed In Clucago. Later, the family rates. .both ol which were The 34-year-ol.d anesthesiO!o. · 1 can;e in and killed him. 1 before making a decision. k MANILA (UP!) - ' Gen. Wilmoved . to a farm ne3r sma!ih h1ts. gist and hypnotist was bac 10 I The acquittal propelled . F. ,.,.c,.,-• . r .•· , ...•..· ... . liam c. Westmoreland comMarce:me. Mo.~ where yOlmg l the county Jail T~ursda> mgt> t. Lee Bailey, 33, to new heights lb...... ·'· ····· ·· • ,, ,... _ ,,,,, ''" ' Disney later said he rlevelopcd I He had been behmd bars smce Ias a defense attorney in crimi· Pair of Pitcher~ mander of U. S. forces in a love for farm animals. 0 July 23, when he was arrested I nal ca>es. He had won acquitnam. said today greater effort · ' s h f f' t Receive•! hv Rl'clf' is required if thP free world 1·s Disney begar. draw1ng as a in arasota on c arges o Irs tal last month lor Dr. Samuel . • . " • small boy and reca lled th at " . degree murder. Returning to H. Sheppard in Cleveland and . CIN~INNATI ! UP I I The to win the war barber liked the drawings ,;0 I Sa rasota today , he Will oe free was one of the most sought-al-l Cmcmnall Reds today recetv"-l1 He said more troops , more well he displayed them in his . on the $15,000 bail previously ter criminal attorneys in Amer- ' £d pitchers Dick St1gman and civilian workers and more ec- 1 shop wmdow and gave the lJi'Y ~ Funeral services for Lee R. posted. ican crime annals. Roland Sheldon from the Bos- onomic aid were needed. Asked 1 free haircuts in exchange. Iwush, 78. of 536 W. Mam-SL. The New Jersey charge reil ton R~ Sox in a trade !Mt by newsmen for specific figures. Disney's boyhood idol was IPomeroy, who died Thursday suited from the death on July 1 R tl d Ch ·I1 ;~ ~ent :·ighthanded hurler Hank Westmoreland said : ''There are Ia: home. will be held Sunday 130, 1963, of retired Army Lt. i u an urc fl.' Fischer to Baston last summer. too many Imponderables •o Iat 2:30 p. m. at the f'cglesong Col. Willi am E. Farber, 52, Dr. ' Plans Program Stigm;,n, a lelthander, posted make any precise estimate. We , 1<'unerat !lomr with the Rev. Coppolino's friend and neigh-[ The Rutland Methodist church 1 (2·1) record with the Red S''X will need more resources, how- l :\~arcus Traugh officiatin~. Bur- bor. The defense in the nine ·IChristmas program will be last s<>ason. Sheldon, a righl- ever." 1 ial will be in the ?..i1•erview day tri al contended Farber died lht ld at the church Monday ev- hander, won five games anc. - ,., . - -------cemetery at. Middleport. . of natural ca uses - a heart · e~ing at 7 p.m. Rehearsals wiV Jost 13 in the American Lea!(ue Tenderize chicken or wild Born August 12. 1888, at New Iattack. ~ be held Saturday at 2:30 p.m. last season, when t.e split the game by parb&illng with a teaHaven. w. Va., son ol the late Apparently the jury a~;reed l and Sunday at 3:30 ,J. m. fol- season between the KansJs spoonful of lemon juice or vineEirr:ore and Betty Quillen with this contention by dtlense lowing the high school concert. City Athletics and the Red Sox. gar before frying or baking. Roush. he was a retired rail· attorney f'. Lee B:,.;ey. The J Following the Monday even· Reds Assistant General Manag:-1 ell Iway engineer lor the New prosecutiOn contended he had ing program a party rlill be er Phil Seghi sa id the two York Central RR, was a mem- been strangled -:- and depend- held, with refreshments served , ers would be assigned to the ber of the Brotherhood of Local ed on the gnppmg story ol · followed by a 50 cent gift ex- Reds' Buffalo !arm affiliate. .I E1,gmeers, and of Masonic Farber's ~idow • Marjorie, 52, change in the social rooms of · 'C Lodge 363 at Middleport. the doctor s selfadmitted m1s- the church. Santa Claus will atPETITION FILED '; 1 Survivors include his wile, tress, .10 show that Dr. Coppo- tend. Those attending are in- .One. petition for divorce was 1&1 "'aomi: two sons. Alfred, Mid· lmo had ~ea~ed his who I e 1vited to bring food items lor a filed m the office ol the Clerk dleport and Charles Des weight over a pillow placed on · needy family, an annual proj- of Courts Thursday by Betty . · · the colonel's lace and neck ' f h R w 11 1262 p I\ St Momes. Iowa; three daughters, The jury decided not t~ be-l ee l o t e churth. M:ddl a alee, . . oweTh ., ;1Mrs. Dorothy Young and Mrs . . , . 1 I epor , aga10st yren Z -'l'1_ Jalonda Root both of Middle- \ :~eved Mrs. Farber, who. said MAN KILLED Bernard Wallace, 1262 Powell 0 Tl S SOT port and Mr~ Cathryn Brown .. e lkoctort had .~ept her 10 a CLEVELAND (UP!) -E u- St., Middleport , on charges of U J" ckson Miss·. seven grand: wa mg ranee. to get her to gene C. Webb, 36, was killed Bernard Wallace. 1262 Powell SUPERLATIVE GlFT :hildre~ sev~n great grand- conhsphire With him to go. aw.'y Thursday night when his car St., Middleport, on charges of •• Ullramodern as the Tissot children, •and a sister. Mrs. Na- wit er. husband · She said · to a guard ra1·1 on , gross neg1ect an d ex treme • . tnat . crashed 10 1 1- workshops, th is black- da Allen. Princeton, W. Va. ~_! eniC-;; she . balked _!.I_IOJecllng the~e~ freew_a.y. cruelty. • dialed watch in slainless ~ICICICICICICICICICICICIC - - - - -! ~ steel, with disli ncti ve hour Friends mav ca ll ,; !he fun- ~ ICICICICIMICICIC'IIIICICICICICICICI(IIIICICICICICI(III(ICICICICICICCIIIIICICICICICICICICIIICIMICW' ~ markers. $45 era! home alter 7 p. m. today r Lee R. R ush ' o·tes,'fhursday Remember when folks used to have fried chicken for Sunday dinner? Well, now you can have Col. Sanden' Recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken any day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is pick it up and take it home. The service is sudden rHE BOX 0 ••• 0 • ••••••• • " $1.25 • • • • • • •• 3 Pieces Tender. Tasty Chicken Plus all the trimmin 's complete banquet for one) (A THRIFT BOX · .. · · ·.... · ·.... · .. · $2.50 9 Pieces Chicken Only THE BUCKET · ···· · · ····· · ·· · · ·· · $3.75 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken Pint Cracklin' Gravy Hot Rolls (Serves 5 to 7) 1 THE BARREL · ·· .. · .... ·.. ·.. .. .. $5.00 21 Pieces Cr.!. Sanders' Chicken · .i'ake it from the Col«uil . .•• "it'•fingerliclda' &ooi'• . COLONEL SAtlDERS'IIECIP£ ~ . K.at~~ek' fritd Ckick•. 1 -... -a \ \ \ , CASH 1111 J GIVE-AWAY $800 IN CASH PRIZES•• II ' Open Tonight 'Til 8 PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 Second Ave, G111ipolis, Ohio FATAL COLLISION '~ TOLEDO (UP!) -Ervin Paul- ~ ett, 67, Swanton, was killed and two other persons were injured ~ today in a three-ca r collision in · 11 Lucas County. I~ J -~------------ ,,. it , = POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy Merchants "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS 1 ',z ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE OPEN 11411141114~4.4a4111411411111f-.. 4..1111141114~4111Cftii44WW41N......-a 2 EVERY EVENING TIL 9 .........,._...aaa...nn·n==en?Cs···nnn·nnsn II eTHIRD DRAWING -It II ll GOOD ! DEC. 17-1:00 PM '\ "" "A Gold Star Store" If for your dog I ace cu t II $50- $25- 5 • $5 PRIZES \ We specialize in Men's Wear gifts! With our huge selection 11nd fair pricl!tl, you are assured of happy gifting for him. Choose I !I eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 24- 1:00PM $200 - 3 • $50 Prizes, 5 • $25 Prizes, 5 • $5 Prizes ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET - No purch•H Is required. You Mtc1 not be pres•nt to win. All dr•wlngs held In the Pomeroy Parking Lot. ., ., '.. ' .. 1 I . -•· . ·- 1 . Jit:&. Puppy Food ·i . . . ,.,.(Sugar. Run Flou~ Mi'lls :'; ..,. ·Phon• WY·2·2115 P1ialey Silk Neckwetr Supple C1peakln Gloves Nylon Executive Hoae ---the status' neckwear bci'II wear 'WiUI pride. In traditional deep, rich col· or-tones. 2.50 to 5.00 ... lined with wool or fur or unlined;' or unlinea1 suede. Meticulously bandsewn. . . . covP.rs the leg neatly with no "wide bpen sspaces." Sturdy, quick-dry DY· lon knit. Othtr1 from 1.50 lt~f:ludlnt · *he new "Scent Tit." · 1.50 2.91 to 6.95 ;• J ltlzor Oil Cqmp1ny Pomeroy Ctmtnt Block Co. Lenclm1rk Store ll11ttner Auto Co. Kepple'• Sohlo SerVIce lt1. '· Fr·•nc:ls Florist ,Pomeroy Peltl"f Shop Har1ley encllonMt& Nelson Drvg Store K & C Jtwllry len Fr1nklln Store Goanltr Jewelry Storo Ntw York Clothing Houae L&ZShop lwlshtr & Loh• 'llttrfoldl Chlpm•n.(•llltlay S"Mtrguerlto'l·lhM Sholl llut & Gray ltoataurant Stlffltr'l lttd Anchor Ebersbach Hudw1re Simons Marlett Moore'• Store Pomtroy FIDWer Sh1111 Crow•a Stolk House Kerr & Van Z.l'illl Motor S1l1 llo1111roy Sunoct St•tlon Hoyt'• Sehlo Station KI'Oitn Mtlp l41ulp1111nt Co. G. & J. Auto Ptrh Co. ' Tht Flllrlc Sholl l.lt.W. Hdwo. & Lttther SuJI, ....r ltun Mill• OIWII Grtctry fiultoft.TIItMpun Trtctor ..... Ohlt VilltY PluiMlnt .. tltltlnt P-roy H - 1nd Auto Cen lngtl'a Carpet House DownltoGI'OII Simon'• Plck.A..Palr Big lend Tnlltr Salta Anoc. llllllo & TV. MldWIY Mlrbt Dons AlhiiiKIIINifie Pon~~NJ Motor Ct. lftMnDriYtolnn . ...,.. ......,."' SPONIOll1 , ............... lev. . ,.....,,Nittonlt ..nit Dnlto..,_ '-'"nee Wllii••M.IIIttwllltl~• a..n't•ri._ ·~ · . '.c....,,CMI • J: ·,f.,., ~ ""''" .wW Karr' ......_ .. · '· �... ......·. ._.,:-:SHOP ·YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS-USE THE LAY 'AWAY PLAN-SMALL DE~SIT RESERVES Pictures of New Pomeroy Motor ~, f OPEN EVENINGS I .' Our extensive. ' BULOVA PMNCE COLLECTI.ON . Give him a GARDNEif says"Many Christmas" STETSOB In avery spacial wa,~ . . ATTENDS CONFERENCE '' ·' CRVRCH NOTICE Mr. Larry Morrison. AS'isl· REGISTRAR(r) BILLFOLD Tile Carleton church, Kingsbury Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pastor, has ounday School 9:30 ant Superintendent, recently at- lended a twl><lay conference on lederal programs designed under 'lltle ll ol the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. This CO!Ifereuce was jointly spon. sored by lbe School M&nage. meut lnsUtute and the Title n office of the State Department Gf Education. Exclwlve ADAPTA.SNAP(r) --· self·adjuat!ng snap closinJ on removable Photo-Card Case ___to carry all the cards you need without a bulge. Show·A·Card Clip h add or remove windows. Bill divider with con• cealed money flap. Extra stamp and ticket pockets. Duplicate key alots. Available In many leathers and co:ors. $5.00 and up. ' a.m., Sunday Worship, 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p.m. alternating; prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Ralph Carl, Supt. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy 8. G. Pickens, pllntlnJ, and Parkeraburg TUe Co., GIVE HIM A ST!TSON CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE The perfect lift, the perfect thought - a stetson LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday they'll tell their kids about this Christmas .. their first Ch\'lstmas In love! How a Lane Cedar Chest became a borne she and her love could thare before marriage--storing pre·weddlng loot and talk• tna furniture plana. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweet. beart Cheats start at U9.95. See our complete coli~ lion at Christmaa Gift Certllicate ... the perfect way to remember relative or friend! Because it ai!?WS blm to choose his Stetson to suit hls taste In !llyle, color, and trim - while thinking of you, the tllverl Priced from tl3.95. FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport ,., .... ............... 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Rel&bt In hair lllyles Is off to · DUDLEY'S Why not tllve the ultimate in light·weight comfort IIIII good looks to the important people In your life! HUSH PUPPIES(r) shoes come in a varlet)' of styles and colors for men, women and children. Si2es an4 widths range from toddler size 2 to &jant size 16. Tntly the gift to make you Important in the eyes a! !boN who mean the most to you. Prices from children'• ,5.99 to about '15.00 for golf and specialty sboes. ___-- lOLA'S Everything For Your Decorating Needs. AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -fOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pemtroy room ceiling. Wonderl1nd of Christmas Merchandise Second St. - ChriBtmcts Gift Certificate SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy lOLA'S BEAUTY SAl ON P-WY W$57 - - - -- -- - - . i - ••wlna aaell.in•· &I 4ohall• 4ulr, ENJOY A GREAT NEW YEAR eewllll lteaalt. ••• Mwla.l book. IN A GREAT NEW OLDSMOBILE! Luxury modeli. Economy models. Sports models, Wa· gons. Convertibles. Olds Is here in a big way for 1967 . • _ with 36 glamorous Toro~ado-inspired models. All featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally exactmg qual· tty. All featuring Oldsmobile's inimitable Rocket Action. All decked out with a wide selection of exclUSIVe Olds engineering features. And all featuring a whole array of thoughtfully.Qesigned safety features. So atop in-and give yourself the finest holiday gift a! all: a Rocket Action '67 Olds. PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! Surprise ber with a Deluxe Touch and Sew Singer, Other new Singer Sewing Machines from tS9.50 up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy . I. SANTA'S CHOICE Be~s feeding eight reindeer, too. Hondas get up to 200 1miles per gallon, are easy and fun to ride. Am! you' can start your own private "Christmas Cluh" right now with the money you'll save by ridln ~ " Honda. Give yourself-and the whole family -yean' of fun. Get a Honda. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleporl KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy ) \ I (JJ I. (1/111: }j(JIJI ' I NOW! Tbe hot fastback in Europe is America's new flame. Sunday, Dec. 18 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPEN Evenings • • Ungtrlt by Phil Mild 1ncl Pinehurst Wide variety of atylea 1114 colora In Rayon, Dacron, Nylon and Bnuhed Cudcn.Trique. Come in-you'll fall in love with our new lady from Italy GOWNS FIAT 850 coupe Shortie, Pedal Pusher IJid Long. •Independent wheel sur • Tachometer • Four-on-the-floor constant mesh transmis- sion • Disc brakes up-front • Vinyl upholstery pension • 4-wayemerpncyllaaher system • Adjustable bucket seats • Loaded with "extras"at no extra cost Waltz longtla and Jont. S.ll-lrXLG 1.98 to 9.00 PAJAMAS 1.98 to 6.00 GOWN & DUSTER SETS _ SLIPS 5.95 to 1.95 1.98 to 6.00 FULL 1114 HALF Girls SiltS 2 to 6 49c to 59c PANTIES 59c to $1.00 Lldl• Slzts 5 to 10 1 Milt Above The Silver Brldg1 In Ka1111up, 0. • OPEN HOUSE PI- eolllider thll your penonal fnvltaUon to aee all a! th, flowers a! Cbrltto mas. It will be our llrgelt ~election of the year. I ~ MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Pltllco takes tbe guesswork out of luning Color TV. Phllco lighted COLOR TUNING EYE algnals when Color TV b properl7, tuned. Don't walt, reserve your Phil co now. A depoSit reserves your selection. \' l '· J. DUnON DRUG STORE, Middleport Quality Rectangular 25" COLOR 1V With ''tUt-out" control center and power tuning. Tilts out for complete, no-stoop tuning; tilts In for fine furniture styling. POMEROY HOME 1nd .. - . :> SUPPLY FOR CAMILOT 1100 AUO.UOOTO 2.100 WIO~ING lllf'tG 10 HIS CHRISTMAS ·, ....,, . . . ,.:¥ Fne Delivery .J With the ufe, effective up and down moUon. Sunbeam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic Toothbl'llllb. Tbe ufe, controlled up and down moUoa provldea clellllel' teeth than ordinary band bn1sblng Four bl'wlbes. tU.99. Make II PHILCO Color 1V for Christmas! ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV, Pom1roy \ Rtfnshments S.rvedl W• Mtlln St. HARTLEY & BENNEn, Pomeroy \ . Phone 9112-2039 Day or.1149-29111 Night Mrs. Millard Van Meter 1nd SERVICE Wolverlne'a new lightweight styling combines .unique tJili pn leather with modern craftsmanship Into sotld sure-footed comfort. Choose from 8" Boots, 6" Shoes Sport Ollforda, WelUngtons. Chukkas and Golf Shoes .. • a style and size to fit your extra sPeclaliJlOrt&man. Prices for most styles from $13.00 tq f25.00. Why wt try on a pair for yourself, too? ' Pomeroy Flower Shop SMITH'S FIAT SALES T~ PLEASE YOUR FAVORITE SPORTSMAN ' Christmas OPEN Evenings CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOTH BRUSH ~t;lGG$D LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT BOOTS 1:00 to 5:00 pm OPTOMETRIST Office Boun: 9 to 12, 2 1o II( (Ciole at NOOD 011 'nnln. - Eut Court St., Pomer01 SUNBEAM • Pomer;.;,' o. We Wire Flowen EverywhereeA Oo14 11M' StAin •n............ ' chaa11 ...w, • fclt . · ' . ~~ ,1,.., ' I \ '\!< J! '• llfullalll.: •; ••~v...... ~1 THE liNG WITH THI! PIIFECT DIAMOND ) A perfect dlaDioDd retleetl fuU beauty and brilliance pd Jteepllte paw~teu 1 perfect center diamond ~ (or relllacemtllit ulundl. With your KeeP' like Diamond 1\log, JOU ~~ permanent reglstra· uon Jll'l)tlalloD ~ .~ of ~J~amonda frOm the aetilna lor '6De~ · ' . , iUid lifetime•trllde-1~ prlvile~e. For the . • , , fore~er ••• choose a m~D 0 .. RING: wrl- ' t tlf• ' ' j •.). '' ' I , {IC&C .IIW~-f!tS.. Pomerov ' . . ' I• ·1• ' FOR THE WARMEST CHRISTMAS EVEI ; , , Everyone who worka or playt outd~ In aolt .,.,:. •• ther can be warm •nd eop!fortable with - ll 10'0(4 -• · Warmer In bla ~et. Tbls "periOnal radiator' Ia chfODII!oPlated,, pollmed - and COIDII with ~ draw• etrliig c8rrylng- ~g. Ligbta clprettea. Lalllall .a _Ufeo time. Fully paran~. Stan~ ~be jleJta . !IU.,on ilne !111lng (l oz. Ji\n-e Fluid), •u&. Gla~ alze !bllta 2 diiYI on one flllinl of Jon.e !'liilal, tU5. A gift that lo dandy, for the 1!'8n who II hancly. yJ ' 'I''· . ' '" .~ ·~.- .:.-·~'"* C,aif$U~ )IAttnWAitJ; · - - " ' chain eawa Ill all the popular new mo " dels. 'lbe lolcCullocb will make aiNrt wad: a! . tCMti tree trimming, fence building, land eJeArlng, I rea111 makea work -: fun, Stoll lu ~ the new 1110' deta, reserve his for Cbrlltmu. , u.ce~CH Hilre'a tbt best 11ft under the -tree! Natlollllble DIJ. potlll' pta rid a! prba&e _10 lut ... so euyl lt'l a i:ell wife • 11ver gl...ft. This Cbrlalmu tllve a Ultful ·lilt !Or lbe home. ' ·,ofilo V•lltov Plumhina & Hutlna. PIIIMMV MEIGS *' EQUIPfMNl ~., PomMOJ ,( . ,, ~<·~:,, · il ~ . �... ......·. ._.,:-:SHOP ·YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS-USE THE LAY 'AWAY PLAN-SMALL DE~SIT RESERVES Pictures of New Pomeroy Motor ~, f OPEN EVENINGS I .' Our extensive. ' BULOVA PMNCE COLLECTI.ON . Give him a GARDNEif says"Many Christmas" STETSOB In avery spacial wa,~ . . ATTENDS CONFERENCE '' ·' CRVRCH NOTICE Mr. Larry Morrison. AS'isl· REGISTRAR(r) BILLFOLD Tile Carleton church, Kingsbury Road, Rev. Clyde Hinton, pastor, has ounday School 9:30 ant Superintendent, recently at- lended a twl><lay conference on lederal programs designed under 'lltle ll ol the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. This CO!Ifereuce was jointly spon. sored by lbe School M&nage. meut lnsUtute and the Title n office of the State Department Gf Education. Exclwlve ADAPTA.SNAP(r) --· self·adjuat!ng snap closinJ on removable Photo-Card Case ___to carry all the cards you need without a bulge. Show·A·Card Clip h add or remove windows. Bill divider with con• cealed money flap. Extra stamp and ticket pockets. Duplicate key alots. Available In many leathers and co:ors. $5.00 and up. ' a.m., Sunday Worship, 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p.m. alternating; prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Ralph Carl, Supt. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy 8. G. Pickens, pllntlnJ, and Parkeraburg TUe Co., GIVE HIM A ST!TSON CHRISTMAS GIFT CERTIFICATE The perfect lift, the perfect thought - a stetson LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday they'll tell their kids about this Christmas .. their first Ch\'lstmas In love! How a Lane Cedar Chest became a borne she and her love could thare before marriage--storing pre·weddlng loot and talk• tna furniture plana. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweet. beart Cheats start at U9.95. See our complete coli~ lion at Christmaa Gift Certllicate ... the perfect way to remember relative or friend! Because it ai!?WS blm to choose his Stetson to suit hls taste In !llyle, color, and trim - while thinking of you, the tllverl Priced from tl3.95. FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport ,., .... ............... Beauty Tips 811 Ioiii Bartrum 59 N. 2nd Ave, one lllde wltb 10ft curves, to ' create a split · look, one side JOUDg and act. , ive vibrance, ~~" ·, ~ WY 2-5560 QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! the other soft ": ' ' rentte eleJIIDCe, Your hair atyle must look ..-eat for you, shaped and ltJied for your fate alone, !be proper form and proPQI1lon Permantmt Wan to &old theoe oiJlet - multi colorlna of two and three ahadet II tho blgeat newo Ia 2-HOUR and DRY CLEANING -SERVICEtupon Your Requestl Robinson's Oeaners . You Meet The~~ People On A HONDA ............ TIMEX --- OPEN EVENINGS THE GIFT PERFECT WATCH Del axe TOUCH • BllW' TtMEX.,..featuring stainless steel backs, unbreakable mlinspr!ugs and shock resistant. There is a Timex · watch ~r,Jl.y_~.9ne 9P r~ur list. M!~'s, wurnen's and chlldr• 1, ...Dirup. . , . ' / llalr colortDJ. Pomeroy THE SHOE BOX, Mlddltpart !111M )Ill falow llhat llllita I llllcfl tiH, ""'II 'ur t lllowt. Rel&bt In hair lllyles Is off to · DUDLEY'S Why not tllve the ultimate in light·weight comfort IIIII good looks to the important people In your life! HUSH PUPPIES(r) shoes come in a varlet)' of styles and colors for men, women and children. Si2es an4 widths range from toddler size 2 to &jant size 16. Tntly the gift to make you Important in the eyes a! !boN who mean the most to you. Prices from children'• ,5.99 to about '15.00 for golf and specialty sboes. ___-- lOLA'S Everything For Your Decorating Needs. AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -fOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pemtroy room ceiling. Wonderl1nd of Christmas Merchandise Second St. - ChriBtmcts Gift Certificate SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy lOLA'S BEAUTY SAl ON P-WY W$57 - - - -- -- - - . i - ••wlna aaell.in•· &I 4ohall• 4ulr, ENJOY A GREAT NEW YEAR eewllll lteaalt. ••• Mwla.l book. IN A GREAT NEW OLDSMOBILE! Luxury modeli. Economy models. Sports models, Wa· gons. Convertibles. Olds Is here in a big way for 1967 . • _ with 36 glamorous Toro~ado-inspired models. All featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally exactmg qual· tty. All featuring Oldsmobile's inimitable Rocket Action. All decked out with a wide selection of exclUSIVe Olds engineering features. And all featuring a whole array of thoughtfully.Qesigned safety features. So atop in-and give yourself the finest holiday gift a! all: a Rocket Action '67 Olds. PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! Surprise ber with a Deluxe Touch and Sew Singer, Other new Singer Sewing Machines from tS9.50 up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy . I. SANTA'S CHOICE Be~s feeding eight reindeer, too. Hondas get up to 200 1miles per gallon, are easy and fun to ride. Am! you' can start your own private "Christmas Cluh" right now with the money you'll save by ridln ~ " Honda. Give yourself-and the whole family -yean' of fun. Get a Honda. RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleporl KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy ) \ I (JJ I. (1/111: }j(JIJI ' I NOW! Tbe hot fastback in Europe is America's new flame. Sunday, Dec. 18 N. W. COMPTON, O.D. OPEN Evenings • • Ungtrlt by Phil Mild 1ncl Pinehurst Wide variety of atylea 1114 colora In Rayon, Dacron, Nylon and Bnuhed Cudcn.Trique. Come in-you'll fall in love with our new lady from Italy GOWNS FIAT 850 coupe Shortie, Pedal Pusher IJid Long. •Independent wheel sur • Tachometer • Four-on-the-floor constant mesh transmis- sion • Disc brakes up-front • Vinyl upholstery pension • 4-wayemerpncyllaaher system • Adjustable bucket seats • Loaded with "extras"at no extra cost Waltz longtla and Jont. S.ll-lrXLG 1.98 to 9.00 PAJAMAS 1.98 to 6.00 GOWN & DUSTER SETS _ SLIPS 5.95 to 1.95 1.98 to 6.00 FULL 1114 HALF Girls SiltS 2 to 6 49c to 59c PANTIES 59c to $1.00 Lldl• Slzts 5 to 10 1 Milt Above The Silver Brldg1 In Ka1111up, 0. • OPEN HOUSE PI- eolllider thll your penonal fnvltaUon to aee all a! th, flowers a! Cbrltto mas. It will be our llrgelt ~election of the year. I ~ MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT Pltllco takes tbe guesswork out of luning Color TV. Phllco lighted COLOR TUNING EYE algnals when Color TV b properl7, tuned. Don't walt, reserve your Phil co now. A depoSit reserves your selection. \' l '· J. DUnON DRUG STORE, Middleport Quality Rectangular 25" COLOR 1V With ''tUt-out" control center and power tuning. Tilts out for complete, no-stoop tuning; tilts In for fine furniture styling. POMEROY HOME 1nd .. - . :> SUPPLY FOR CAMILOT 1100 AUO.UOOTO 2.100 WIO~ING lllf'tG 10 HIS CHRISTMAS ·, ....,, . . . ,.:¥ Fne Delivery .J With the ufe, effective up and down moUon. Sunbeam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic Toothbl'llllb. Tbe ufe, controlled up and down moUoa provldea clellllel' teeth than ordinary band bn1sblng Four bl'wlbes. tU.99. Make II PHILCO Color 1V for Christmas! ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV, Pom1roy \ Rtfnshments S.rvedl W• Mtlln St. HARTLEY & BENNEn, Pomeroy \ . Phone 9112-2039 Day or.1149-29111 Night Mrs. Millard Van Meter 1nd SERVICE Wolverlne'a new lightweight styling combines .unique tJili pn leather with modern craftsmanship Into sotld sure-footed comfort. Choose from 8" Boots, 6" Shoes Sport Ollforda, WelUngtons. Chukkas and Golf Shoes .. • a style and size to fit your extra sPeclaliJlOrt&man. Prices for most styles from $13.00 tq f25.00. Why wt try on a pair for yourself, too? ' Pomeroy Flower Shop SMITH'S FIAT SALES T~ PLEASE YOUR FAVORITE SPORTSMAN ' Christmas OPEN Evenings CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOTH BRUSH ~t;lGG$D LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT BOOTS 1:00 to 5:00 pm OPTOMETRIST Office Boun: 9 to 12, 2 1o II( (Ciole at NOOD 011 'nnln. - Eut Court St., Pomer01 SUNBEAM • Pomer;.;,' o. We Wire Flowen EverywhereeA Oo14 11M' StAin •n............ ' chaa11 ...w, • fclt . · ' . ~~ ,1,.., ' I \ '\!< J! '• llfullalll.: •; ••~v...... ~1 THE liNG WITH THI! PIIFECT DIAMOND ) A perfect dlaDioDd retleetl fuU beauty and brilliance pd Jteepllte paw~teu 1 perfect center diamond ~ (or relllacemtllit ulundl. With your KeeP' like Diamond 1\log, JOU ~~ permanent reglstra· uon Jll'l)tlalloD ~ .~ of ~J~amonda frOm the aetilna lor '6De~ · ' . , iUid lifetime•trllde-1~ prlvile~e. For the . • , , fore~er ••• choose a m~D 0 .. RING: wrl- ' t tlf• ' ' j •.). '' ' I , {IC&C .IIW~-f!tS.. Pomerov ' . . ' I• ·1• ' FOR THE WARMEST CHRISTMAS EVEI ; , , Everyone who worka or playt outd~ In aolt .,.,:. •• ther can be warm •nd eop!fortable with - ll 10'0(4 -• · Warmer In bla ~et. Tbls "periOnal radiator' Ia chfODII!oPlated,, pollmed - and COIDII with ~ draw• etrliig c8rrylng- ~g. Ligbta clprettea. Lalllall .a _Ufeo time. Fully paran~. Stan~ ~be jleJta . !IU.,on ilne !111lng (l oz. Ji\n-e Fluid), •u&. Gla~ alze !bllta 2 diiYI on one flllinl of Jon.e !'liilal, tU5. A gift that lo dandy, for the 1!'8n who II hancly. yJ ' 'I''· . ' '" .~ ·~.- .:.-·~'"* C,aif$U~ )IAttnWAitJ; · - - " ' chain eawa Ill all the popular new mo " dels. 'lbe lolcCullocb will make aiNrt wad: a! . tCMti tree trimming, fence building, land eJeArlng, I rea111 makea work -: fun, Stoll lu ~ the new 1110' deta, reserve his for Cbrlltmu. , u.ce~CH Hilre'a tbt best 11ft under the -tree! Natlollllble DIJ. potlll' pta rid a! prba&e _10 lut ... so euyl lt'l a i:ell wife • 11ver gl...ft. This Cbrlalmu tllve a Ultful ·lilt !Or lbe home. ' ·,ofilo V•lltov Plumhina & Hutlna. PIIIMMV MEIGS *' EQUIPfMNl ~., PomMOJ ,( . ,, ~<·~:,, · il ~ . �,.. ' . I I I' • : ,.\; ,. \ . .. .' ,' . - .... '"' . . ' .. '8-DallySentfnet;PometoJ-Middleport, 0 ., DeeilB;l988 ~ . ' AE~ Ann.ounces Leap into Nuclear Power · DOCfORSAYS • . day SchOI)I, 10 a. 01., Jphn Bal- rarene - sund~y ~CbOOI 9:30 ley, ~pt. . a. m.; ' Sunday Worship 10 ~o · Flm)st· Rim Mellledlll' ~b a. m.; Ev•ning 'Service .7:30 p. -S~DdaY' Sc.bopl 9 ~. m:,I Mr'a. m.: Mid-week Prayer Service, Fred Nease, Sup~ Worslllp ser-· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Vlee, 10 a. m. Rev. WendeD Morris M. Wolfe, pastor. Stutler, pastor. · RuUand Church ol lhe Na .. Chester Metbodlsl Chtireb - areoe - Sunday SChool 9:30 a. Worship service at 9 a. ' m.; m.; Morning Worship tO: 45 a. and 7:30 p. m. allernately. Wednesdly Pra;er meeUng Sunday l:fchool at 10 a. m. m.; Evangelistic service 7:45 BaptuJ h ch, Prayer meeting Wedn.,.day at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. Pearl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Weld p. m.; Midweek Prayer service r ,,Belblebem C !" 7:30 p. m. f UCO f S~cer, SUpt. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. ?Jreal Bend, ll.ev · C. L. 0 Con· Columbia Chapel _ Worsblp Gract J:,lsoo: Cbui-cb Healb Mellteillll Cbareh, Rev. Syracuse Chureh of lbe Nal~or, pa•b>r, Robert . LewiS, service each sunday, 9:13 a. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. Richard Max Donahue, pastor: Jack areoe - WOllam C. Thorpe, pupt. 9:30 a.m. ~lormng wor· m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; H. MarUO Rector. Sunday BechUe, Chorcb School SUpt.; pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. ~~"' .••d. Sunday SChool, 7 P· Youth Service 6:13 p. m. Even- Morning Pr~yer and sermon Church School, 9:30a.m.; Wor· m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. Jll . tcvenmg service, Thursday . ' shlp Service • 10·30 p entecOiru& ur · . mg Worship 7 p. m· each Sun- 10·30 a m · am.. · • Metb· ,.30 ~.m. prayer meeung. day. · ' · odist_ Youth FeUowship, 6 p.m.: Penle<ostal Ala<mhly, Route : . Freedom Gospel Mlssloa f UB OfficlBI Board ~eetlng, first 124- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas: ca.,..oter Bapllst ~'!torch Bashan Stiver>ville Rd.: L. EDterprlse EUB Cllorcb - Sunday of montb, 7' 30 p.m.; tor. Sunday 5ehool 10 a. m.; ,_ Sunday School, Y: 30 a.m. Gluesencamp, pastor; Roger Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor•• WSCS, sedond Moriday of Worship, Wednesday and Frl.•• 'Mornlllg wor>ntp 10:15 a.m. Wilford Supt . S""""Y ~-•-• W hi . . S monlll, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Cll' day. ~ ors p servtce 9·""a. m., unTh 10 a ,,; Evangelisllc service, 1 day School 10:30 a. m. Youlll c!e, seeorid ursday; Class ~ Tbe Peolecoslal Cbnreh Mfd. . · First Baptl•t Church. Middle- :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Fellowship 6·30 p m. · Boys third Wednesday; Afternoon Cir- dleporl - South 3rd Ave· Rev -" . I*J. Llonald Boone, pas- p m Tuesday. m · Evenmg' . service 7:30 p cle,_ fourth Thursday afternoon: B L Ba'rreU pastor· Sunday' cboll' practtce Wednesday. · · • ' lOt. >Und"Y "tJUot Y 13 am. · Rolland Mission - .0 It • e arid Girls Fellowshlp, 6:30 p. ' · School 10 a. m.; SUnday evenLt'Drge baker. 'upt 10 . 13 a.m. I Newman, mtssionary pastor; m.• 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth Lelllrl FaUa Methodist log evangelistic service, 7:30 .. orshtp Servl('e; BYP 6 p.m.; I Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Olarl• Jameo F. Early, pas- p. m.; Wednesday l!lble Study Eventng worslltp. 1 30 p.m : , Worship 10:30 a. m.; Preaching Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., w - LETART FALLS - Wor- 7:30p.m., Saturday night Pray\'i"rlne<day, 1.30 p.m. Prayer iUO p. m.; Prayer servtee, Wednesday. shlp, 7' 30 p. m. Sunday lex- er and Worship 7:30p.m. !lleeting, 6:30 p.m., choir pra r· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mornlag Slar EUB Church _ cept 2nd. Sunday); Church • tore. Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Urn· Presbyterwn First Bapllst Ch ' ,. . : -•me- 1 Churclt OJ Christ sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy fled servtce, 9:30 a. m., lnd Middleport Flrsl llDIIed Prosroy - Rev. Carvet ·. 'ttl tam s. ! Bradbury Church of Christ- van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, SUnday ol month. EAST LE- byterlau Church - Rev. How· 6uriday School UO IJII 10 lU ' Larry Wtlliams, minisler; Bible Ass'!.; Morning worship, 10:45 TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd ard Ruppelt, pastor; Sunday Worship service, lO:JO a. m.: ISchool and Morning Worship, a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. and 4th Thursdays; Church School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, Nursery and Junior Church lor tO 30 a. m; Christian Endeav· m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Schoel, 9:30 a. m. Sund~y. AP· SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; Children. or, 6 P m.: Evening Wor- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. PLE GROVE - Worsbljl, 8 p. ~:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 6:30 p. First BapUst Church, Racine, I ship. 7 p. m. Lottridgo EUB Church _ m., lsi and 3rd Thursdays; m. ·Junior Cbotr; 7 p. m. senJtev . C. L. O'Connor. paslor 1 llemloek Grove CbrisUan Rev. Jack Young, pastor; Church School, 9.30_a.m. Sun· lor Chotr. Sunday School 9:30. Frank Cle- •Church _ James Quisenberry. Sond 3 y School 9:4!; a. m., day. GREAT BEND - Wor· Syracuse First United Presland, Sup!.: 10 :45 a. m. Morn- Worsh tp Service, 9:30 a. m.: Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday shtp 9· 30 a. m., 1st and 3rd bytertan ChW:ch - Rev. Lin· Lag Worshtp; 6 JO p. m, BYF Sunday SciiOol, IO a. m., Ray worship, 10 , 4~ a. m. and 7:30 SUndays; Church School, 10:15 son H. Stebbms, pastor. Wor•nd Junior Fellowship: 8 p. m. , Wlwley, Sup!. p. m. alternately. Bible Study a.m. Sunday, MORSE CHAPEL slup 9 a. m. ; Sunday School, Evening Servtce; Wednesday. ~ Hradlord Churcb .ol Cbrisl- and prayer service, led by pas- -worship, II a.m., lsi and 3rd 10 a. m:; Btble Study and pray. 7:30 p. m.. Prayer Mee[lng, !Joe Robmson, mmrster; Hom- tor, 7,30 p. m. Wednesday. Sundays, Church School 9.30 a er servtce Sunday 7 p. m. 8:30 p. m. Semor Choir Prac· ,er Forresl, Supt.: Btble School Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. m. SUriday. . Harrlsonvme Presbylortaa tor Chmr Practtce. ' 9 :to a. m.: Morning Worship 3rd Salurday of month. MJnersvUie MethodJHt Church . Church, Howard Ruppel~ pasCheshire . Kyger . Hartford 10:30 a. m : J<:vemng Worship, South Bethel EUB Church _ - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Parish - Warren C Zmn, 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi- Rev. Jafk Young, p a: SUnday School, 10 a. m.; Wor- Worship 7:30 p. m. pastor. Wor>htp services arc: [ ble Sludy . tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., shlp servtce 11 a. m. Syracuse Misslo'- Earl CUsHartlord ll<tpt"l 9 a. m. DST: . Duler Church nt Christ - Norman H. Bahr, suvl.; Sunday PorUand Melbodist Church- tor, past~r. Wednesday aod FrlLn:•e Kvg.·r UCC 9::10 EST. ; Bible School 9 30 a m Prea~- Worship 10, 45 a. m. and 7:3(1 John Ku~bler, pastor. Sunday doy serYlces, 7:30 p. Cheshtre Hapltst 10 45 EST.: mg 111 30 a m . first and lhird p. m. alternately. Bible Study School 9.30, Harold Reus,h, Latter Day Sa1nt3 Church SO'Itnot at Hartlord. at Sundays and Prayer Service, led by pas- Supt.; Allen . Brewer, Ass l Reorganized Church ol Jesut Y 50 u,·l . ;,\ger lit lO EST. Mason City Ch urch ol Christ, tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. SUpt.,_Preachmg ::30 p.m. Sun- Christ of Latt•r Diy sainu and Cheshtre 9.45 1-:ST. Mtller Street - Sunday Bible Tuppers Plains EUB Church Kacme ~elbodrsl Church - Joseph Siobarl. pastor. 6 miles Mt. Lntoo t'.W.B. Churcb - :study. 9 a. m.: Eventng Wor· _ Rev. Jack Young, pas John W. Ktmbler, pas~r; Sun- from Racine on Racine. PortSunday School 9,45 a.m., Earl l ship, 730 p. m.: Bible Study, tor; Sunday worship, 9:30 day School 9:30 a. m., Preach- land Road. Sunday School, 9:3(1 Starkey, Supt.; Even~ng _ wor· 1 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; lng 10:30 a.~.; MYF 6 p. m.; a. m.: Worship 10:30 a. m., shtp, 7:30 p. m. by C<;tl Cox, 1 Middleport Cburrh of Christ, Hobart Vineyard, Supt Bible Prayer and Btble Study, 7·30 P· i Sunday evenmg service at 7 l.ayman; Young Peoples meet. 15th and Mam St.reets - Don· Study and Prayer services led m. Wednesii:"Y· p. m.; Wed., worslltp service mg and Btble Study, 7:30 p.m. aid Hicks. mimsler: BIb I e by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Rock :spnogs tl!ethodlst- 1at 7:30 p. rn. Fi•·• Haplist C' ·•. Rutland School, 9:30 a. m' Kenneth Me- Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p. m. <mster Lem~, pastor:_ Wor I Roman f:athnlic - Rev Samuel J. Jackson, pas- 1Elhinney, Supt.: Mommg Wor- -last Monday of monlll. shlp servtce 9.J4! a. m., Suno tor. Prayet service 9:30 a. m.; ' shio 10 :30 a. m. !i:vemng Wor- Syracuse EUB Church- Rev day School, 10:1• a. m.; MYF Our Lady .of Loreuo Mtssl " · 7 p. m. Prayer Servtce, · Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun-• 6·30 Long •Bottom - Rev. Geor~e 1 Sun day .Sc·hool 10 a. m., Ger- I. shtp, · p. m. Prayer and B'ble Sunda 1 trude Butler, Supt.: WorshiP Wednesday 7 p. m. .· day School 9.30 a. m. B•n Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. R. Shtpman, Ad!Jl. Y· service II a. m. tst and 2nd Pome~· Church of Christ_ "'•'-"berry' Su. pt. 10.30'' 8 m RuUand Melbodisl Church - Masses: 10:30 "· m., 5 p. m. ·, ' · ·~ .. ~ ' ·• · · · C J L 1 t • Holy Days: 5 p m. Sundilvl!l at ~;30 p. m. Bapt1st Jerry Masters. pastor; _6unday Morning Worship service, 1st ~ev. · · ~m ey, ~as or. s Jobo's Catholic Mission 1 ,• · ·•, '" ' linton Mrs· · Mary scoo, h 1 9'30 Ch lch e th th Church School 9.. 30 a. m., MYF Wor- 'Near L Guysville (Duh·h HH.Ige)i .· · · a. m., .u . · s r· and 3rd sundays of e mon . . . ~n" . _,resident. I vice 10:30 a. m.; ChnstJJn En- 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangelis- shlp servJc_e. 10 .30 a. m. Rev. Frank Manier.i. pastor, Cart•<on Cburch, Kingsbury deavor, 6:30p.m.; Eveni g ser- tic Service 2nd and 4th Sun- Monday, 6· 30 p. m. Sunday Mass 10 311 a m · Holy I Rulland Free Will Baptist , vice 6 30 P m I day of mo~th Sollon Methodist Church - D I Obi t 6 ;., . Church - Rev, Paul Taylor, ' R;,.land Ch.;.c.h ol ll!.risl- Bethany EUB Church- Re• John w. Kimbler, pastor; Mrs. Coayf 0 hton ba .,m.; I 1'" · • ··te L Roush su t Wor n es!:IJOn, Y.: our e ore I S d Sc pas or; un ay . hool, 10 a. Roy Carter, mimsler. ·. Bible Paul A. SeUers, pastor: Morn- ~ r · ' P• • Mass. m. Guy_ Pnddy, Supt.; Preach· School, 9:30 a. m. worshtp and lng Worship, 9,30 a. m.; Sun- ship 9.15 a. m., Sunday School • mg servtce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer Preaching service 10:30 a. m. , day School, t0:30 a. m., Blythe 10:15 a. m. . i .'iulvat~on Army servtce5, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Young People's meeting, 6 ~0 Theis:;, Supt.: Youth Fellow· Oak Grove MelbodtSI Church The Salvatton .Army, .- EnCommunity p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. ship, 6,30 p. m. John W. Ktmbler, pastor, Earl voy Ray S. Wmmg, oUJCer m Apostolic Community Church. V. H. Braley, Bible School Supt. CARMEL EUB Church-Rev. Cross, Supt. Sunday School at charge. SUnday 10 a. m. Hoi~ Pageville. Sunday School 10 a. Zioo Cbnrch ol Christ, Porn- Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun- 10:15 a. m.: ~chlng 9:15. ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunm. Sunday; EvangelisJ,c serv·[ eroy. Harnsonville Road -Eu- day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne Syracuse Methodist Church- day School. Sunday 7 p. m. 1·30 s d p gene Underwood minister. Bi- Rous!I Sup!. 10.30 a m Mom· Wendell G. Stoller, pastor; Wor· Young People'3 Legton; 7:30 p. l·~s " . p. m. un ay. rayer • • ·• · · · hi · s S1 · t' . Th .., services Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ble Scbool, 9:30 a. m.; Mom· ing Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- s P servtce, .8 ' 5 a. ~-· un- ~- a vatmn mee mg, 111'1Masoo Baptist Suoday School ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ra- day ollhe month; 8 p.m. Even· day School 9.45 a. m., MYF day, I to 3 p. m. Ladies Hom~ - D.A.V. Hall, corner Second bert Reed, Bible School Supt. ing Evangelistic Service, 2st SUnday 6 p. m. Prayer meetmg League, 7 P-.m. Prep classes, d h Sunday 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Btble Study, prayer aod Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored Church Of God an 3rd Sunday ol mont . , 8 11 Ran F M thodi . Oth . b by French City Baptist Church Chester Church of God _ Trinity Uniled Cborch Of I yse E S .' ee S e sl- meetmg. 1 er semces Y an. G II' 1· AUUi · Cbr' 1 p R • w H Robert . mJ 11I, ,.. , pastor. oouncemen . 18 • omeroy 10 a tpo IS. ated wtth S. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. ev . . • ·1Sunda School 9 .30 a m . (! ADVENTI.S1' B.C. Rev. R. I. Pmson, pastor. Sunday School 9·30 a m • Pcrnn, pastor: Carl Kaulz, Y • ·• . • ' Sunday School every Sund fM \" :hi· · ·· Sup!. Sunday School 9. 15 a 0. Patterson, Supt.; Mornmg Pomeroy SeveniiJ·Day Adveuay, ormng .. ors p at 11 a. ., ' . . W h' O· 0 y th S . I~ Ch h- M lbe H . bts I' . semce . 7·30 "' urch 1 Mo · r:ryM etg 1 1 3 ·.p. m. Preaching servi ces th e m. Evangetsttc . p. m· \\'o rsht'p , 10·''5 ·' am · · .ors .tp t .3 a. m.E ou r er· Rd 4lh Sunday of each month. lm.: Prayer meeting, 7,30 p.m.[ vtce 6:45 p. m.; vangel'ttc ., our! o ergs emora Mt. Moriah Baptist Church- ' Tuesday; Young People's Danville Pilgrim Holiness _ message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Hospttal. Pastor, F. W.•Gilford, Corner of Fourth and Main St., IService, Friday, 7:30 p. m. (LAngsville Post Office), Rev. meetmg Th~rsday 7.30 p.m .. Robert Dunham, Asst. ServMiddleport. Rev. Nyle Borden. ML Moriah Chorcb of God- Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; Sunday Laurel Cliff Free M~tbodJSt lees on Saturday: . Sabbath minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert Cb~ch - R. E:ugene_ Gill, pa~ School, z. ~- m. Worship 3 p.m. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 Sunday School 9:45 a. m. : Wor· Grale, Supt. Worship at 10:30 lor! Sunday Sch~l 9·30 a. m.. Un1ted Brethren a• m. Morning Worsht'p. shl p serv1ce · 11 a. m. and 7·30 a. m · Pilgrim Youth 6·45 p Phd Wtse, Supt., Mommg wor· Eden Unlt.ed Brelbrea b . ·· • · · . 10 .30 . y h Naomi Baptist Church - p. m. Prayer meet'mg 7·30 m. · Evangelistic service 7:30 shtp · a. m., out Serv· Christ ChurchRev. Elden R. . p. m. . • E list' 7 1 Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Tuesday; Young People's p. m., Mid-Week Prayer and ces . p. m.; vange tc ser· Blake, pastor: Sunday · 5ebool ship 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 71meeting, 7:30 p, m. Friday. Pratse, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. vtce 7·30 p. ~-Mid-Week pray- 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, p. m., Prayer service. Rutland Church ol God }elwva/a er servtce 7·30 a. m. Wednes- Supt.; Christian Endeavor, 7:11 Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, IRev U.vid Sheets pastor. Kingdom HaU of Jebovoh's day. ted M •L dl Cb ch p. m., classes for all. Song serto . s ' The Unl e.. o st ur . p b' . pas r. unday School 9·30 a. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Evan- Witness, 91111 Broac1way, Mi~- Pomero - Sunda School 9:15 vtce 8 _P· m., reac mg 8.20 p. m.; Ralph Car_l, Supt. Sunday Igel~<lic •ervic. 7 30 Young dleporl - Public meetmg Sun- a. m. F~urth Sund~y ol Advent. m.; Mtd-Week prayer meellnlo Worshtp servtce 10:30 a. m. People Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. day 2 p m. Watchtower D' . W h' 10 30 Se [7·30 p. m. Wednesday, Ml'l. =-=======...;;;.;_;.;;:,:;;_..,:;..;;,.;,;:..:.;__;;..;.:.~, 1 · · ., 1vme ors ap : a. m. r- M . H 1 · der I Study , 3 p. m.; Bible Study, mon : "Where Does God Fit azte o smger, c1ass 1ea . Tue,day 7 p. m.. Service mee~ ,, 30 . 1 Letart Falls UnJted Brelbree TUNE IN . ' . · · In , 7· P- m. the Chrtslmas 1D Christ Cbnrch- James Mor· I mg, 8 p. m. niUrsday' MlD15- prOf(r:li11 for the pan!Jh f::tnH- 1 . Sc ' u·y s 1 ol ,.1 ur<d· l' rtson pastcr. Sunday hool at 1 T( 1 1 11 1 c lO ' lJ. iJ. 1 ·•• ' • ly Chui1 1tl .Lul · ~I Wcdnc"dt~~ IY·i!tl . . ' a. "'· Preaclllng ser vtcns . Lutheran mght 7 to 8 p. m. Chrtslmas I nrsl and lll1rd Thursday at : ~1. John's Lutberao Cbnrcb- Eve Carols and Candleltghlmg 7,30 p. m. Second and fourth 1 Morning Worship 9 a. m.; Sun- for famtltes and fnends al !Continued Oa Page B) day School 10:30 a. m. Pastor, 7.30 P· m. sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer 1 ' rtev. Joseph Kraty. Na:mrene meeting secood and fourlll Sermons From Grato Episeopal Chur<h, Pomeroy i St. Paul'• Lothe1'811 Cbnrcb- The Church of the Nazarene Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and first , s32 E. ,econd St., Pomeroy. Chester - Rev. Herbert Grate and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 1390 WMPO f!ADIO , Sundty School 9:30 a. m., Wor· Charles Bisel!, Ass'!. Sunday Prayer meeting every WednesREV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR 1Shtp servtce 10:45 a. m. Pastor, School 9:30 a. m.; Mor~ day at 7:30 p. m. ChrlsUan EoRev. Joseph Kraly. Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS 6:45 dj!avor, second and lourtb Sunr.lorning Worship . . . 10:30 AM Sunday Methodist p. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 day, 7::W p. m. A Thoughtful Approach To Religious Problems. Allred Methodlat Church - p. m.; Midweek Prayer service ML HermoD United BrelbreD .,. :::iii:i~ Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Son· pastor; Mrs. f!tdna Lila, SupL ID Christ Church - James Morday School at 9:30 a. m., Lloyd 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. rison, pastor. Sunday School Dillinger. Supt.; WorstJip serv· Middleport Church of tbe Naz. 9:30 a. m. Preaching, first and ' ires at 10:45 a. m. with tbe i areoe- Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, third Sunday, 7:30p.m. secol)d Rev. Casto. Tuesday, Dec. 20, Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; and fourth SUriday, 11 L m. 8 p. m. Woman's Society of Morning Worship 10:30 a. ru.; Chrlstlali Science s.r.tcesMIDDLEPORT, 0. i C.'hristian Service, meell at NVPS Young People, 6:4b p.m.; 315 Malo SL, ,pL Pleaoanl'Donfdd Hicks, Minisler the home of Osie Follrod with Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m.: Sunday ,.rviccs 11 a. m. DS'J'. I regular meeting and a Christ- Prayer meeting, ,Wed. 7:30p.m. Wednesday meetln& 8 p. m. e Your Welcome Is At Our Front Ooore mas party with Helen Woode, Pomeroy Cbalcb of the N... DST. Study room open,. Tuesprogram leader. Wednesday, ueoe - Rev. Kenneth Pierce, day arid Wednesday !rom 12:30 Iunday School9:30 A.M.-MornlnSJ Worlhlp 10:30 A.M. Dec. 21, 7:4o p. m. the annual paslcr; Raymond Walburn, to 2:30 DST. Jl;veryone weJ. Ev.nutg Worshil' 7:30P.M. Kenneth McElhinney, Sund•v School Supt. Christmas program at lllo Supt.; Sunday School, 9:30 1. come. '· ' church. m. Morning Worship, t0:30 L t flatwoods Melbodlat Cbnreh m. Evening Service, 7 p. m.; · Canned meats can be sliced SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor· Prayer meeUng, 7 p. m. Wed· easier if cllPI~ In refrigerator . ohip service, 10 a. m., every nesday. a.rid both ends of can are re8 The P•.s.to_r_ _ _ __.: l other SuDday, 7:4$ p. m. SUnM Racble Chore• ..1 the Nu. moved ·before pUthJng meat ouL Sentinel ·Church ·. News . , ., loU&IoMI JJ•·. • • · • . 1 • • . ·' • • • BOYS COWBOY BOOTS AN EYE ON THE WORLD "J'fiK CHURCH IIOR AU.. • ALL FOR 'l'RE CHURCII The! C,hur(h i1 tht QrtoTtst foclor on 10rth for tt... building of liJDOd citizrnih•P· It' Is o ttuthoute of .Jplrituol ~..roct•r ord \'al.,.5, Witt>OIII' o •trong Ch111~h1 ,.atwr lliernoxtoC)' riOr cMH""~iw. 'Thtre o,. TOUr mund mJKIIJIO ·why.,.., JNr$QO ~fcj gHtoef Ml"o'im "ffllorly ond 5upport ttl. Church. '7hl'{ o,..: (1) for his ow" Wkt, (2)' 'or hi~ ~~ldrtr~'t 50k" (31 For tht l(lio! Df IIi~ rommuf\ITI' Gnd nation. (4' For tt. _.. ..1 ti,t>Chur~h otJelf which r>tt<IJ hi ~ 11101'01 ond .matlriDitupport• llun kl g;o ro dlur,h Jtgulorfy ond rtod yao.~r Brble dDrly. 2'otlon con The fiiCI.aatJon ..t a aJobt ••• In tb.,. roam. t~ver the worJ.d map • · •• DOUce 1tbirr clltfeJ:OIIt c:ounlr1ea and contluenfAt • , , t!7 .to illllltrlno 'What lite man Ito like ~ aciL ..: these placor. · y.,, every apot 011 tho clolto hu Ill t1cultr neod. Sometime• it !a & llOtll felt ill · that one P'- &!OIIf, Yet, .i ll a lflllt, .,..., place !a the ume, for all eom~tri,. ... lllldo up of people, And ~ people Jl&ft tile _ . basic 11eedl. One of th1110 11..a. fl :blth - fall& fll a ·o •i• Ti01..,1nt , .' SUNDAy 9 AM CHURCH OF CHRIST " .· With the hope it wUl, in sorrut mea~ure, /tHter and hslp , _ 14in that whkh ;., good in family and community life, thil feature is sponsored by the bru ine:n firms and organisationa who11e nnmes appear beliJW, - '------•-•sa_q_e_v___ I f OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread •.mcotn-Me..cu,.cotmt-E!IIIIIM•·Fflllll· · 8S N. Court St. Athens 593-6801 BAUM LUMBER CO. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LrCAL UNION 5668 Builders and Building Supp!tes Cbester, Ohio Ravenswood, W. Va. a.i:. 1959 DODGE 992-2550 Ashland Oil Products Brown's Bottle G111 Pomeroy 992-2166 • R. H. 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Diamond; BayUs! & Rlmey, l'nc., vs. W!Uiam J. Marcum, et al; Netklnal Vll'lillnl Co. VI, W, Va. InduJ. lrlea Developmant Corp.; R. L. llowJer Co. VI. Rolf IM, et II; Eqar R. Null nd Htlen Mae Null va. LIJU111 lleebel and WIIIJ.am H, lleebel; He I en Mudows; Admrx., et al VI. Hllward Lee BecbUe et al; Jobn Conrad, Admr., et al n Htnro ard Lee Wile, et Ill; Stata 65 CATALINA w•:Afi-NOw$2295 Pontiac 4 Dr. Hard Top. Like new Pontiac from one careful NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR 66 CATALINA ~~-"owS2795 PonU.c VB Convertible Coupe. Only 14,8118 easy mlltl - ChristmasSale Almoll llu lhe day It 1n1 10ld. It lJ metallic blue wllh wblte top and blue UJlholatery. It hu eutomatle trans., pow· er ateerinJ and power bl'llt;et. 66 BONNEVILLE JU~IIYID $3195 LYONS CLOVER FARM ' !n, DUDLEY'S owner. Autometle trana. Power merlnr end brake1. You'll, have to He tbJa ODI to eppreclate Ita flne condition. Pomeroy I Robert ed on new Buick LeSabre. It hh beautiful IlCht blue fillilll with wbJte top. TINY'S FOODLAND - 1960 CHEVROLET 01 GALLONS OF GASOLINE GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Ph. 985-2005 - - -1961 FORD - - 1963 RAMBLER - . .;rrum PAUL DAVIES f•"'if!... '245 1958 CHEVROLET JEWEURS RAY RISGS, INC. - -- 1954 DODGE 1957 CHEVROLET Jr= .. .... 1 1 -wr "g,t_ 1 1 All BARGAIN PRICED v. 1 · 9 H • aJ N KeMeih I ''The SPread•lng K•In dom •-Ia FOR LATE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS : I :er . lniJilaold .-.ua '?' I :anti ,OMEGA I :ga ' $5.99 pr. Cod who aliO hu. e OIL Gal' 100IIa faith ill a God who 1UIIalu u, •DchrulfN meaninr to lime nd otemJtr, Yo!IL' on life bas this need. You ...._ &DIWtr tblt Me4 l>J' attending church. nd dloocoviidD& tW alld joy 'Whlcll. lhlvqll :NIIIR " ~ 1 I Mason County Trial Docket for January Overflows from Over One Hundred Cases for inghoull Electric" Olrp. A ,. B W G "'.HI M.D actor In lite rlllge of a mUIIon Y •111 · r ' ' J;ower plantl, Ohio P9wer'1l1&~ The plant wlll coltiUIIIe an kllowlllta would mw the I.I<M. Q - I ha.a a parllally eolOOO.kw Katnll)er Plant. estimated ·u .mJIUon tons of unit one of the world's largesL lapsed luug. What would cause Tbe new pl~t wiU have two per year. AU of it will be In discussing the choice of thJI? WID it come haek to nor· IOO,OIJO.kw eeneratin& units. to lhe plant via .belt reactor deslin, Cook lllld, "On mal and, If 10, will ll collapte PI'. PLEASANT - The of West VIrginia, et 'al vs. W. Marvin Noel Moore; Homer S. The _nret Is scheduled fur directly from adja- the bull of tban a dec- asalnr doeket for llle January, 1867, Va. Industries vs. Julia A. Hill; Mabel erahon In 1970, ,!lie second mines of Consolidation ade of exper~nce In reoearcb .+. - Ia - • peneu the term ol Mason County Corp.; Randall Stover vs. HerAlley vs. Donald 1971. , Company. and development In nuclear 11111aU air UCI near the outer Court hal been releaad by bert Myere et al · Point Ex· Anna Lee Roberll Oolata1!91nf IIIIYiical features The nq Wetl VIrginia unita technoloiY we have decided 1o surface of the lunat merp 1o ClrCilll Clerk Howard Schultz. • ' Roberts; Freda of tho plant will include! latest in a series of sil limit onr 'nuclear reactor sy.. form a tbln-w.u.d bleb or bubo Tbe January term will begin press, Inc. vs. Evans vs. Marvin Wllliisley; Two ·· 2ililol)'ihi&h soper-sized generators, all coal tem bids 1o the light water re- hie. Tbla may ·bunt tpontane- on January 2 with the Grand ~arkets, Inc. ; Samuel Freda Wamsley eo ch capabte· ·of delivering · · that are now under actor type - either balling wat- ously or during a fit of coug!o- Jurors sesaion beeiMIIJ • Ntcbols, Jr. vs. Jam~s ~· Rag. Watru~ley; Fr an most 5.3-millton pouncb way on the AEP Syslem. They er or pretlllrlzed water _ 1ng or atralnlllg. When lhla t:30 a. m. el al; The Ftdehty and Forshee, et al VI. Frank steam per hour; 4.25-mDUon kw of capac!- which bu complied an out. bappena aome of the air In the Criminal cases listed on the Co. of New York vs. Long, el al; PegJY Ann Two . single • abaft turbine- ty and are scheduled fur eom- standlnc record of 1afety and long escapes Into the pleural docket are: Slate of West I. Rorrer, et a!; T. A. trill vs. Danny Ray C.otl:rlll: g_eneratora, that will equal during the period 11166- reUabUJjyln commercial oper- space belweea lhe lttnC and lha ginla n . Max Elbert Coon • Jr .. el al vs. Joe Shy, Helen Glb~ vs. Harold SIZE 10-3 stze AEP • Big sandy n "" or at the rate of one unit ation since IV57." chest wall. '1'he vlclllll usuan,- cbal1ed with negligent hom!al, R. R. .Smtth vs. Roy E. gene Gibbs, Dorothy Pa~~:: Unit 2 ~~ 1araest, soch year. They are: "U the low bid demonatrllel feels paln or 4IIOOIIIfort In file elk State vs Arthur M GoGel· _Maire, et al; Slate of Weal vs. Larry Patterson; chint~ ever buD I; , Cardlaal Ullfl I, Ohlo Pow· as we believe will be lhe chest and brealbes In short win ' char od wllb ~boule- Virgr~a n . Thomas J. Woods, Elaine McDennltt vs. Scott A smgle concrete chimney er Co., 111,010 ltw, Dee. 1, Cl!se, that atomic power can gaspa. ll!enl. I al, Jess Thoma., vs. Gerald McDermitt, Jr.; Coraline a height that will m•ke 11 the 1111. compete with convllltlonll pow- Until ncenUy lhe t!Jndard E. Juniper; The Welfare Leach vs. Rossell Frartklin y,orld's tallest stack; arid Cardinal Unll z, Baekeye er 1n the northwutern part oltnllmenl' 1111 1o allow the Criminal Appeals: State vs. Corp. vs. Thurston Stone, Leach; Janet Yoder vs. Two h~lic. lhaped con- Power, lee., nl;ltll kw In the AEP Syatem territor)'," victim lo milD lied for I week Gregory Vance McCarthy, non· Jr.; Adam Krebs & Dorothy IE'ii.iiYiiodiieriii;iiL!iiniidiiaiiMiiaiieiiCoiiitlriieiiill crete cdollng towers Jtl'l, Cook cORC!Iuded, ''then the 91' 10 days, during which lime ~; State va. William vs. Neal Rudder, et al; It 376 . feet blth, each wllll a Mu1klq1tm Uall 1, Ublo 4tom will take 111 rllhtful place the lq ll'adually reexplllded. brandiJhing a deadly weap- Ronald Fore, et al vs. Delmer mtllloni!allon 1c provide Power Co., 115,000 kw, in INI u a partner to complemmt It bu been show~otwwever, that on. Wheeler, Sr .• el al, Sam Big Saody Unitt, Kenlaeky coal in our never • endinl ef- there ia less danger of lnfecUon Divorce actions· et ai vs. Ju_hus PasquaPower eo., IQt,IIIO n, Ia fort to bring abundant, low- IDd cbtonic pleur!J and 1 et al; Roy J. Pterson, el at · .. IN9. eost electricity to the U-mfl- quicker recovery 11 1yneedle 1, ~~r\i:~er vs. J. B. (Byrd) Rollins; HuntW. Va. Unit 1, Appalachian llmr people we are prlvUe&ed to lntmduced Into the pleural sp•ce Geo~ge Turner· Mary vs. '!'rust & SaVIngs Bank Power Ct., 111,1110 lw, La serve." and the air llllo-'y wi'""-wn ' vs. J. M. H. Bay!las, et al: ..0 ~· w-• . et Smith vs. Leonard Frank R. Curatolo et al vs w I lilowlng the lung 1o r.....,.and Smith· Jam R s 1 . ' · ·I Jlll{lctlon 1••w• v Uall z lila • -r • es · a em n . Va, lnduslrtes Development · a. • ....,... • 1 at once. Rita P. Salem; Richard 0. · Frank R. Curatolo, et al l Co., aot,IIIO kw, lD In 10me persons there Ia 1 Spurlock vs. Peggy Spurlock; al vs. Rolle lee & Loyle A 1 •.:,, 1 U It 2 h bee nmlf eWll tendency lo have recurrences, Irene E. Kaeppel VB. Charles Wri&ht· George Roeenbaum M. ,l C.. ...na n as n enIDd after about three IJIOIIIane- E Kaeppel· Neta D ' ' · ~ de~lgned and ia being _... oua coUapaea of the IWJ& an • ' ·. D. vs. George A. Blgga,_ et Ill : ..,.....,~,... by AEP f Bu k Htlar u....otaJ V'·'"•• , vs. Arthur F. Dunlap, Betty Federal Credtl Umon vs ·~··~-..or c • -•· ' ,..,..,. 1operation lo remove the weak Jo Jonu VI William Do · Power 111 orcanlzallon of hOurs 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents 1 111 advised · •• E. Hutchison: Carol W. rura~ ~lectric cooperatives only on PedlalriCI Wald. PQ What .;, the aymptom IJones; VIrginia Faye Mtllser Manley vs. The Messenger Pub'"""'·· It I I0 b ld to B k Atlmlnloaa I VB. Frank Musser; Belly llsblng Co.; L. Alvin Hunt vs. .., "'""' s e so uc • . of lung cancer? Leonard va Lester Lee Leon-I "mTeJI eye If aDd when ne<esaary reg- Oral& A. Malon, 1111 Klueon A _ Tbe S)'lllplotu vary in d· McD 1 1 ;u D. Jenks; Holzer Hos1h TON PICKUP ulalpt')l l)lprovals are obtained Dr.; Donald D. Cottrell, Rt. I dill 1 Tb ar ' an e vs. pllal FoundaUon vs. and ' financi b Bucke e Is Bidwell; Mrs, JIJilu Glpa. be eren peraons. ere may Sandta Sue McDaniel; Rea Wright; Citizens Nationni Bank I a ng Y Y burn, RL 1 Bidwell; Claret~~!~ a cbtonie coogh, but lhla Ruth Williamson vs. James F. of Point Pleasant vs. Lester w. • art IMPORTANT E. Hufflllan, Rt. 1 GalllpoUI; COllld be ~ue ~ many other Williamson; Nancy Long vs. I< Faye Jeffers; John Conred I 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. 'lfltlle emphaslzlnc the con- llln. James~· Trent, Cheshire; :.'!'·p~~1111lowlr!, w~-~ Charlts Long; Re<kle va. Lillie Faye Chapman, et aJ ; [ .. Ricltai1I H. :Mifttard, Rl. 2 .... liS r more """' Henry vs. Charles Maxie The Pomeroy Cement Block Co ~mtc viDlpllcltJ •dd• lmpo~:~e of coal In BldweU: Mn. Paul E.' Watldna, lhr~e w~ka, you should have ry; Hilda M. Stewart vs. Guy vs. Maud Van Meter et a1: '.~ll'llludolepaco!f= ..U.. · ~~, c po~er sup- GaDipolls Ferry: Mrt. Bernar!l 1 e HI ray.ln some persQIIS J. Stewart; Betty CitiZens National Bank,of Point 2 Dr. Sedan. VB -Auto. Tra111. ~&~'!,;:,"--' on'lllit= W. Eti)I'BJ'dj, New Havan: Slier- :::".!nt •len lJ ralllnl I !Utle Stewart va. James A. Stewart; Pleasant vs. Billy Pickens; ~.fr.J !od.......,,.~ · over • 811 aoat far iatlsf • ri Lee, Whitman, Pi, PleiJJ/1111: limes III!Jed PVeral Mary Jane Stanley vs. NaUonwide Mutual SPFk(inc. ltcet'tdled Ssp• ent and projected coal ~.; 'trank J. Ryther, Pam. gradu; ~! of ~~=ywiJ:u~ neth Leroy Stanley; Joan . Co. v•: Sam Taylor; A!sociJil!rt!O culitlllt ..... ...~c~ '"'' Mrs. Sophia E. Detty, .... ne VI. Curtiss Eugene Riffle; ales DIScount corp vs 4 Dr. Hard Top. VS - Auto. Trsna. Radio 11114 ucl brnk·proof. A~ litho costl, nuclear Pomeroy: Mra. lllchard I. Hor- any other qmptolllJ or lbere G. VIvian Fugate vs. Bill N. L. e. Crystal cash · Pure Heater. Power Steering. 1 naging pain In the Filiate; Anna Ruth Roush vs. Co. vs. Jackson Cab co.· ~~~twtlte,~ overclear~J ~~edlorthe .~~;:-ton, lleMy, W.Va.: Mn. l,lose '!!LbePaln ·· ' .. • .. """' sa.,.,. M. Davll, Rt. 3 lrooton; Mra. ,.,.. OCCUI'II only when Bill . thl ' t141t lng the crowing power demands Nellie M W 1 , • .,, G . the eancer 11 ___.,_ Y H. Roush, Ka een Van- Town of Henderson, et al vs. • 1411 o1rJij .. , • • illf · a • "'"" me: """'"""'"''' on Meter v1. Robert w. Van K, L Moore lnd et al • 4 Dr. Sedan. VB- Auto. Trana. One owner. eOPEN 'Til. 8 of CUitomers In the northwest- Mrs. Lucille Hootennan, Well- the pleura IS then are no palo er; Judith Ann Morris vs. 11o- Morrison vs.'Eve~~lle p_' B•e'r"k'.' !l EACH NITJil em portion of Its broad-rang- alon. nerves In lhe ltllllllflllll. land Edward Morris· eley· The N II na1 B nk territory, ltrved by lnd~ BfriU Q -.ra eaneer of tbe luuga Pauline Rellmlre vs.' Harry ~eree or" ~arles~n " Michisan Electric Co. Mrs. Paul E. W1lkinl, Gill!- contagrous? Can II be cured! Reltmlre, Jr.; Charlett Daniel James Durbin vs. 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Bids for the conatructlon of polJa Ferry, datljhter, f:G p. II you have It would It help 1o Neal vs Gennle Lou Neal· · a lllht waltr reactor in the m. Thurlday; Mn. Jamett V. move lo a warm, dry climate? na Mae' Bush VI. Orville' Ev- Contempt Actions: Charlotte 404 lo•OIICI /4va: rqe of !-million to 1.1-miL- OlellburD, K1. 1 BldweU, IOD, A -Lattc caDCtr Is not con- ereu Bn~h· Odell Orvllle Ann Hill vs. Delbert M. Hill; 11, 18,.11., Ohio 1 lion kw have been invited from 7:38 p.m. ThUI'IIIIa)o. taclous. When II Is discovered Graw VI Lou McGraw· Myrtle M. Shobe vs. Otto Convertible. Auto. Trans. 0 cyl. ....... """"f"ll#BabcOCk & ~!cox Company, Dflellal1el early Ill ltl course (usually by Marjorie' Patricia Ferguso~ Sbobe; LiUian A. Sayre VI, .,.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Gener-ai=EI•ectri=c eo ... 10d-ii:IW;;;;~,.· Daniel B. Bales, Mra. IIJcb. X roy taken In a routine ex- vs William Ray Ferguson. Uam B. Sayre; Eleanor L. 1010 0101 • ard B. Brown, JaiDetl M. Clarke, amlnaUon) 1111'81cal removal en' Sue VanMeter VI ' rett va. Dale W. Garrell; : : : ~ Qllltl)', ~ly J. will cure It, ctlmar. w!ll Djlt FralliUtl VanMeter· jiWI ll. Martin, Jr., vs. Anna Dllloll, =-~ ~· affect fl one W'lf or .notber. 118 Miller VI. Dowell Martin; Dorothy L._ Wright 1111'1 J(ermtt Fl ber ' Miller · Hilda F Dabney vs Bernard D. Wright, Judy ' I • llenJM A. Oon'lforset to use ZIP Codes Ruaell C. Da~ey; Charlot~ McCarthy vs. Gregory .V. Fer Chrlstmu on "11 your Chrlltmas IIJIII '" Jean E1lls VI Pearley Cnrthy; Sonia Joan Simpkins Retnetnbtr Your In bulb the addrm and the re- E11ls; Lolelda' Scott VI. vs. Carl A. Simpkins; Linda Friends Wllh turn addratll "· only you can Herman Sccttt· Unda CottrUf vs. James E. ColZIP lllto Jour poatal IY· Clark VI. ~in Dalla• trill; Mary Kathleen Moore vs. - - - - - - - - - Joe WIIIIIJIIJ va. Frances Girdner, Vlekll L. Hoffman, Wllllams; Harold L. The Tladltlonal Ben F. KesleriO.a, MJu Barbara ney vs. BeUy Bertha McCartChristmas Flower &te McC!ukq, Mrs. Fred P. ney. Schroeder, BIJette Stewart, Mr Separate Maintenance: Sa nLoweD Swilber, Kltbleen 9. dra c. Loom!J n Charles 59N.2ndAve. Turner, Mrl. Eugene H. Hll... lnomia; LIUian I. Jividen VI. llllllnflnl liOn, 1111'1. ~ 0. HoJI Jividen. 992-5560 Thoma IIIII Iaiani dJ!IIIIder, Child CIJJtocly: Shirley Eileen ' With Every Double Checked Unci Grimm VI. Lowell C. Grimm; Alma Jean PlckeDJ va. Jack E. Plekens. · more 1 l a plant~ requirements maJor Iteam condensing water, nt tHe AEP Syotem's ""P'"' - (~OIIriu~ !rom ·Page I) Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1966-9 Pontiac 2 Dr. Hard Top. Tltla car Ia Cletill IIIODJh to bt Ill show room. It I• fully equipped with power ateerlnJ, power brlket, •:auto. lrana. and many other 1ece1101'1ea. A true beeuty lnlide and oul . COME IN 1ncl SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966Chw.Mtllbu 40.0r H.T. •wwl, auto. lnu, pow. i~GI'Inr. IUrR 66 BONNEVILLES::.ol Now$3679 !'c.ntlae 2 .Dr. Hard Factory Air Condlllonln,. ThlllJ •• $2495 Now Only $2295 1964 IIDrtl Gal, 500 4 Door 8 OJL, auto, tram. [IOWil'IIHrlill, 111111 Waa $1795 Now Only $1495 1962 l'ortl 011. 500 I Daor IWOJI,,IId. tram. with lVIII' R.lcH .. $1095 Now Only ,.,,. ~- one of e, boaae1' wife 1 car, and only hu 4,910 easy miles. It hu ne~~:IY every elltra tllat Pontlac mutt lncludln& ll!eh thlnaa u Win wheel coven, wonder bar ndlo and maDy other accenorln. drl••. 63 GRAND. PRIX~~. NOW $1795 3 Dr. Hard :J;'op. Bta!lllful,Burpndy fiDish with all 1965 Mercury Monterey 4 Door I 071., .ald.~ P"-ltnriDI,IIU Plilllla~ w!Jltf '1111'1 bUC!iet lllfllfld full Cj)D8UI, Thla Ia I O!M Oll'lltr Ponti&~. It II fully equipped aDd eltra car trauld _on new ntce. · . w. $1995 · t:BE.ti',.S 60 DODGE=-_NOW $59s M.latlpr I Jlr, Bll'll Top. Tbla Is a low lllileap car, end ;;~~·=•· ~ r . 1, • ! 1• hQ power itterlqaud brU:ea 1nd • • • t :,u!f!C · fl!QifMG.' ·GMt uuacs \~. 1'~-.:· . ·; · ·• ' ' '" I • I :~ ;; , PI'. PLEASANT - ArNall 11 the 00Ulll7 1111 • if61 Do lila 4 Or. 6 cyl. Aut, trana., l'ldlo & hilt• . 'nccclltl '' I el,. D•tli• 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trartl, Radio & Halt. , . , ~ DOVIU CllJqriD fliD CAliS • Ait.u:m MADE fAKi YOUR PICK, ONLY--- $125 , _ • atAffiNARs Ntw Only '17t5 ., lbe put twenty-four boura are: Gelid ....,, Galltpolla Fef.. IJ, . . pick up; nd lloDaltl It llflltletan, 11, Rt. aRaveJIIo • ,-1959' Ply, 4 Dr; 6 cyl, ltd. frlltto r...lo & hllltr 10 Cers 1nd TruckJTo a.. Prom KE~JI+- GOBLI FeilD '~ u-t~: ;i!·~r·1• ~: .J·i:~~ •.h . .u ':u;d,.. .. ~i·.;.~~ '1~~ ~rt •..• ., . ' •, 65 Olds 98 -- 4 Door •;· Pllltuut. Db ' J!!ih Mil. Ioili illll .. -. Pt. Pll "' -- 65 Buick Riviera 2 Door H. T. Full power Including windows & seat, power antenna, radio, wblte ddtwlll tlrea, wheel discs, tinted glass, iacto1y air-conditlonin&, WI steeri111 wheeL 011t owner, real sharp. - - '1395 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door 890 V-8 motor, Crulaematic lrens., power brakes & steerln&, power wfndowr. power aeat, radio, tinted ~~Ass, white sidewall tires, wheel di&Cf, factory air 38,000 miles. None sharper. · ' -- 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door 283 V-8 engllle, auto. trans., radio, w1s;w tires, wheel discs, 2 tone paint, real sharp and real clean. 61 Mercury Monterey 2 Dr. H. T•• -• $895 V-8 motor! auto. trans., radio, white sidewall Urea, wheel c11sct, m wllh end black nterlor. Reallltarp. ' 61 Cadillac Coupe De Ville n41 •. $1495 • full power equlpmen~ redlo, white sidewall tires, tinted 11eaa. DDI OWller. 60 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan • • • '1095 . Full power, radio, Unted lla81, wblte sidewall tins, white wllh 111111 ~ . ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 1:00 • I VIeth ldrl. Altoa Fill- .'llllir, Llkltl; Gioe'rle" 'IIIml, - ---- Power equipment, radio, while sidewall tires, tinted &lass, anti-spin dlflmutlal, only 19,000 miles. J•Uod, drlvlnl wblle llltollcalld. ·, )'.............. £Ja "" . I'· . ' I . ' Karr & Van Zandt · M~-~ :,~~OMAC IIINANCING Calllllu 01• I , ,; 1\!. I l I I ' i' �,.. ' . I I I' • : ,.\; ,. \ . .. .' ,' . - .... '"' . . ' .. '8-DallySentfnet;PometoJ-Middleport, 0 ., DeeilB;l988 ~ . ' AE~ Ann.ounces Leap into Nuclear Power · DOCfORSAYS • . day SchOI)I, 10 a. 01., Jphn Bal- rarene - sund~y ~CbOOI 9:30 ley, ~pt. . a. m.; ' Sunday Worship 10 ~o · Flm)st· Rim Mellledlll' ~b a. m.; Ev•ning 'Service .7:30 p. -S~DdaY' Sc.bopl 9 ~. m:,I Mr'a. m.: Mid-week Prayer Service, Fred Nease, Sup~ Worslllp ser-· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Vlee, 10 a. m. Rev. WendeD Morris M. Wolfe, pastor. Stutler, pastor. · RuUand Church ol lhe Na .. Chester Metbodlsl Chtireb - areoe - Sunday SChool 9:30 a. Worship service at 9 a. ' m.; m.; Morning Worship tO: 45 a. and 7:30 p. m. allernately. Wednesdly Pra;er meeUng Sunday l:fchool at 10 a. m. m.; Evangelistic service 7:45 BaptuJ h ch, Prayer meeting Wedn.,.day at 7:30 p. m. Saturday. Pearl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Weld p. m.; Midweek Prayer service r ,,Belblebem C !" 7:30 p. m. f UCO f S~cer, SUpt. 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. ?Jreal Bend, ll.ev · C. L. 0 Con· Columbia Chapel _ Worsblp Gract J:,lsoo: Cbui-cb Healb Mellteillll Cbareh, Rev. Syracuse Chureh of lbe Nal~or, pa•b>r, Robert . LewiS, service each sunday, 9:13 a. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. Richard Max Donahue, pastor: Jack areoe - WOllam C. Thorpe, pupt. 9:30 a.m. ~lormng wor· m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; H. MarUO Rector. Sunday BechUe, Chorcb School SUpt.; pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. ~~"' .••d. Sunday SChool, 7 P· Youth Service 6:13 p. m. Even- Morning Pr~yer and sermon Church School, 9:30a.m.; Wor· m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. Jll . tcvenmg service, Thursday . ' shlp Service • 10·30 p entecOiru& ur · . mg Worship 7 p. m· each Sun- 10·30 a m · am.. · • Metb· ,.30 ~.m. prayer meeung. day. · ' · odist_ Youth FeUowship, 6 p.m.: Penle<ostal Ala<mhly, Route : . Freedom Gospel Mlssloa f UB OfficlBI Board ~eetlng, first 124- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas: ca.,..oter Bapllst ~'!torch Bashan Stiver>ville Rd.: L. EDterprlse EUB Cllorcb - Sunday of montb, 7' 30 p.m.; tor. Sunday 5ehool 10 a. m.; ,_ Sunday School, Y: 30 a.m. Gluesencamp, pastor; Roger Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor•• WSCS, sedond Moriday of Worship, Wednesday and Frl.•• 'Mornlllg wor>ntp 10:15 a.m. Wilford Supt . S""""Y ~-•-• W hi . . S monlll, 7:30 p.m.: Eleanor Cll' day. ~ ors p servtce 9·""a. m., unTh 10 a ,,; Evangelisllc service, 1 day School 10:30 a. m. Youlll c!e, seeorid ursday; Class ~ Tbe Peolecoslal Cbnreh Mfd. . · First Baptl•t Church. Middle- :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 Fellowship 6·30 p m. · Boys third Wednesday; Afternoon Cir- dleporl - South 3rd Ave· Rev -" . I*J. Llonald Boone, pas- p m Tuesday. m · Evenmg' . service 7:30 p cle,_ fourth Thursday afternoon: B L Ba'rreU pastor· Sunday' cboll' practtce Wednesday. · · • ' lOt. >Und"Y "tJUot Y 13 am. · Rolland Mission - .0 It • e arid Girls Fellowshlp, 6:30 p. ' · School 10 a. m.; SUnday evenLt'Drge baker. 'upt 10 . 13 a.m. I Newman, mtssionary pastor; m.• 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth Lelllrl FaUa Methodist log evangelistic service, 7:30 .. orshtp Servl('e; BYP 6 p.m.; I Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Olarl• Jameo F. Early, pas- p. m.; Wednesday l!lble Study Eventng worslltp. 1 30 p.m : , Worship 10:30 a. m.; Preaching Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., w - LETART FALLS - Wor- 7:30p.m., Saturday night Pray\'i"rlne<day, 1.30 p.m. Prayer iUO p. m.; Prayer servtee, Wednesday. shlp, 7' 30 p. m. Sunday lex- er and Worship 7:30p.m. !lleeting, 6:30 p.m., choir pra r· 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Mornlag Slar EUB Church _ cept 2nd. Sunday); Church • tore. Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Urn· Presbyterwn First Bapllst Ch ' ,. . : -•me- 1 Churclt OJ Christ sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy fled servtce, 9:30 a. m., lnd Middleport Flrsl llDIIed Prosroy - Rev. Carvet ·. 'ttl tam s. ! Bradbury Church of Christ- van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, SUnday ol month. EAST LE- byterlau Church - Rev. How· 6uriday School UO IJII 10 lU ' Larry Wtlliams, minisler; Bible Ass'!.; Morning worship, 10:45 TART - Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd ard Ruppelt, pastor; Sunday Worship service, lO:JO a. m.: ISchool and Morning Worship, a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. and 4th Thursdays; Church School 9:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, Nursery and Junior Church lor tO 30 a. m; Christian Endeav· m. Thursday. Youth Fellowship Schoel, 9:30 a. m. Sund~y. AP· SUpt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship; Children. or, 6 P m.: Evening Wor- 7:30 p. m. Sunday. PLE GROVE - Worsbljl, 8 p. ~:45 p. m. YF; Wed., 6:30 p. First BapUst Church, Racine, I ship. 7 p. m. Lottridgo EUB Church _ m., lsi and 3rd Thursdays; m. ·Junior Cbotr; 7 p. m. senJtev . C. L. O'Connor. paslor 1 llemloek Grove CbrisUan Rev. Jack Young, pastor; Church School, 9.30_a.m. Sun· lor Chotr. Sunday School 9:30. Frank Cle- •Church _ James Quisenberry. Sond 3 y School 9:4!; a. m., day. GREAT BEND - Wor· Syracuse First United Presland, Sup!.: 10 :45 a. m. Morn- Worsh tp Service, 9:30 a. m.: Russell Archer, Supt. Sunday shtp 9· 30 a. m., 1st and 3rd bytertan ChW:ch - Rev. Lin· Lag Worshtp; 6 JO p. m, BYF Sunday SciiOol, IO a. m., Ray worship, 10 , 4~ a. m. and 7:30 SUndays; Church School, 10:15 son H. Stebbms, pastor. Wor•nd Junior Fellowship: 8 p. m. , Wlwley, Sup!. p. m. alternately. Bible Study a.m. Sunday, MORSE CHAPEL slup 9 a. m. ; Sunday School, Evening Servtce; Wednesday. ~ Hradlord Churcb .ol Cbrisl- and prayer service, led by pas- -worship, II a.m., lsi and 3rd 10 a. m:; Btble Study and pray. 7:30 p. m.. Prayer Mee[lng, !Joe Robmson, mmrster; Hom- tor, 7,30 p. m. Wednesday. Sundays, Church School 9.30 a er servtce Sunday 7 p. m. 8:30 p. m. Semor Choir Prac· ,er Forresl, Supt.: Btble School Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. m. SUriday. . Harrlsonvme Presbylortaa tor Chmr Practtce. ' 9 :to a. m.: Morning Worship 3rd Salurday of month. MJnersvUie MethodJHt Church . Church, Howard Ruppel~ pasCheshire . Kyger . Hartford 10:30 a. m : J<:vemng Worship, South Bethel EUB Church _ - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Parish - Warren C Zmn, 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Bi- Rev. Jafk Young, p a: SUnday School, 10 a. m.; Wor- Worship 7:30 p. m. pastor. Wor>htp services arc: [ ble Sludy . tor: Sunday School 9:45 a. m., shlp servtce 11 a. m. Syracuse Misslo'- Earl CUsHartlord ll<tpt"l 9 a. m. DST: . Duler Church nt Christ - Norman H. Bahr, suvl.; Sunday PorUand Melbodist Church- tor, past~r. Wednesday aod FrlLn:•e Kvg.·r UCC 9::10 EST. ; Bible School 9 30 a m Prea~- Worship 10, 45 a. m. and 7:3(1 John Ku~bler, pastor. Sunday doy serYlces, 7:30 p. Cheshtre Hapltst 10 45 EST.: mg 111 30 a m . first and lhird p. m. alternately. Bible Study School 9.30, Harold Reus,h, Latter Day Sa1nt3 Church SO'Itnot at Hartlord. at Sundays and Prayer Service, led by pas- Supt.; Allen . Brewer, Ass l Reorganized Church ol Jesut Y 50 u,·l . ;,\ger lit lO EST. Mason City Ch urch ol Christ, tor, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. SUpt.,_Preachmg ::30 p.m. Sun- Christ of Latt•r Diy sainu and Cheshtre 9.45 1-:ST. Mtller Street - Sunday Bible Tuppers Plains EUB Church Kacme ~elbodrsl Church - Joseph Siobarl. pastor. 6 miles Mt. Lntoo t'.W.B. Churcb - :study. 9 a. m.: Eventng Wor· _ Rev. Jack Young, pas John W. Ktmbler, pas~r; Sun- from Racine on Racine. PortSunday School 9,45 a.m., Earl l ship, 730 p. m.: Bible Study, tor; Sunday worship, 9:30 day School 9:30 a. m., Preach- land Road. Sunday School, 9:3(1 Starkey, Supt.; Even~ng _ wor· 1 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. a.m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m.; lng 10:30 a.~.; MYF 6 p. m.; a. m.: Worship 10:30 a. m., shtp, 7:30 p. m. by C<;tl Cox, 1 Middleport Cburrh of Christ, Hobart Vineyard, Supt Bible Prayer and Btble Study, 7·30 P· i Sunday evenmg service at 7 l.ayman; Young Peoples meet. 15th and Mam St.reets - Don· Study and Prayer services led m. Wednesii:"Y· p. m.; Wed., worslltp service mg and Btble Study, 7:30 p.m. aid Hicks. mimsler: BIb I e by pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Rock :spnogs tl!ethodlst- 1at 7:30 p. rn. Fi•·• Haplist C' ·•. Rutland School, 9:30 a. m' Kenneth Me- Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p. m. <mster Lem~, pastor:_ Wor I Roman f:athnlic - Rev Samuel J. Jackson, pas- 1Elhinney, Supt.: Mommg Wor- -last Monday of monlll. shlp servtce 9.J4! a. m., Suno tor. Prayet service 9:30 a. m.; ' shio 10 :30 a. m. !i:vemng Wor- Syracuse EUB Church- Rev day School, 10:1• a. m.; MYF Our Lady .of Loreuo Mtssl " · 7 p. m. Prayer Servtce, · Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun-• 6·30 Long •Bottom - Rev. Geor~e 1 Sun day .Sc·hool 10 a. m., Ger- I. shtp, · p. m. Prayer and B'ble Sunda 1 trude Butler, Supt.: WorshiP Wednesday 7 p. m. .· day School 9.30 a. m. B•n Study, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. R. Shtpman, Ad!Jl. Y· service II a. m. tst and 2nd Pome~· Church of Christ_ "'•'-"berry' Su. pt. 10.30'' 8 m RuUand Melbodisl Church - Masses: 10:30 "· m., 5 p. m. ·, ' · ·~ .. ~ ' ·• · · · C J L 1 t • Holy Days: 5 p m. Sundilvl!l at ~;30 p. m. Bapt1st Jerry Masters. pastor; _6unday Morning Worship service, 1st ~ev. · · ~m ey, ~as or. s Jobo's Catholic Mission 1 ,• · ·•, '" ' linton Mrs· · Mary scoo, h 1 9'30 Ch lch e th th Church School 9.. 30 a. m., MYF Wor- 'Near L Guysville (Duh·h HH.Ige)i .· · · a. m., .u . · s r· and 3rd sundays of e mon . . . ~n" . _,resident. I vice 10:30 a. m.; ChnstJJn En- 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangelis- shlp servJc_e. 10 .30 a. m. Rev. Frank Manier.i. pastor, Cart•<on Cburch, Kingsbury deavor, 6:30p.m.; Eveni g ser- tic Service 2nd and 4th Sun- Monday, 6· 30 p. m. Sunday Mass 10 311 a m · Holy I Rulland Free Will Baptist , vice 6 30 P m I day of mo~th Sollon Methodist Church - D I Obi t 6 ;., . Church - Rev, Paul Taylor, ' R;,.land Ch.;.c.h ol ll!.risl- Bethany EUB Church- Re• John w. Kimbler, pastor; Mrs. Coayf 0 hton ba .,m.; I 1'" · • ··te L Roush su t Wor n es!:IJOn, Y.: our e ore I S d Sc pas or; un ay . hool, 10 a. Roy Carter, mimsler. ·. Bible Paul A. SeUers, pastor: Morn- ~ r · ' P• • Mass. m. Guy_ Pnddy, Supt.; Preach· School, 9:30 a. m. worshtp and lng Worship, 9,30 a. m.; Sun- ship 9.15 a. m., Sunday School • mg servtce, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer Preaching service 10:30 a. m. , day School, t0:30 a. m., Blythe 10:15 a. m. . i .'iulvat~on Army servtce5, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Young People's meeting, 6 ~0 Theis:;, Supt.: Youth Fellow· Oak Grove MelbodtSI Church The Salvatton .Army, .- EnCommunity p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. ship, 6,30 p. m. John W. Ktmbler, pastor, Earl voy Ray S. Wmmg, oUJCer m Apostolic Community Church. V. H. Braley, Bible School Supt. CARMEL EUB Church-Rev. Cross, Supt. Sunday School at charge. SUnday 10 a. m. Hoi~ Pageville. Sunday School 10 a. Zioo Cbnrch ol Christ, Porn- Paul A. Sellers, pastor: Sun- 10:15 a. m.: ~chlng 9:15. ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunm. Sunday; EvangelisJ,c serv·[ eroy. Harnsonville Road -Eu- day School, 9:30 a. m., Wayne Syracuse Methodist Church- day School. Sunday 7 p. m. 1·30 s d p gene Underwood minister. Bi- Rous!I Sup!. 10.30 a m Mom· Wendell G. Stoller, pastor; Wor· Young People'3 Legton; 7:30 p. l·~s " . p. m. un ay. rayer • • ·• · · · hi · s S1 · t' . Th .., services Thursday, 7:30 p.m. ble Scbool, 9:30 a. m.; Mom· ing Worship, 2nd and 4th Sun- s P servtce, .8 ' 5 a. ~-· un- ~- a vatmn mee mg, 111'1Masoo Baptist Suoday School ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ra- day ollhe month; 8 p.m. Even· day School 9.45 a. m., MYF day, I to 3 p. m. Ladies Hom~ - D.A.V. Hall, corner Second bert Reed, Bible School Supt. ing Evangelistic Service, 2st SUnday 6 p. m. Prayer meetmg League, 7 P-.m. Prep classes, d h Sunday 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Btble Study, prayer aod Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored Church Of God an 3rd Sunday ol mont . , 8 11 Ran F M thodi . Oth . b by French City Baptist Church Chester Church of God _ Trinity Uniled Cborch Of I yse E S .' ee S e sl- meetmg. 1 er semces Y an. G II' 1· AUUi · Cbr' 1 p R • w H Robert . mJ 11I, ,.. , pastor. oouncemen . 18 • omeroy 10 a tpo IS. ated wtth S. Rev. Dale Thornton, pastor. ev . . • ·1Sunda School 9 .30 a m . (! ADVENTI.S1' B.C. Rev. R. I. Pmson, pastor. Sunday School 9·30 a m • Pcrnn, pastor: Carl Kaulz, Y • ·• . • ' Sunday School every Sund fM \" :hi· · ·· Sup!. Sunday School 9. 15 a 0. Patterson, Supt.; Mornmg Pomeroy SeveniiJ·Day Adveuay, ormng .. ors p at 11 a. ., ' . . W h' O· 0 y th S . I~ Ch h- M lbe H . bts I' . semce . 7·30 "' urch 1 Mo · r:ryM etg 1 1 3 ·.p. m. Preaching servi ces th e m. Evangetsttc . p. m· \\'o rsht'p , 10·''5 ·' am · · .ors .tp t .3 a. m.E ou r er· Rd 4lh Sunday of each month. lm.: Prayer meeting, 7,30 p.m.[ vtce 6:45 p. m.; vangel'ttc ., our! o ergs emora Mt. Moriah Baptist Church- ' Tuesday; Young People's Danville Pilgrim Holiness _ message 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Hospttal. Pastor, F. W.•Gilford, Corner of Fourth and Main St., IService, Friday, 7:30 p. m. (LAngsville Post Office), Rev. meetmg Th~rsday 7.30 p.m .. Robert Dunham, Asst. ServMiddleport. Rev. Nyle Borden. ML Moriah Chorcb of God- Chas. E. Dozer, pastor; Sunday Laurel Cliff Free M~tbodJSt lees on Saturday: . Sabbath minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. Rev. James Satterfield, pastor School 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert Cb~ch - R. E:ugene_ Gill, pa~ School, z. ~- m. Worship 3 p.m. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 Sunday School 9:45 a. m. : Wor· Grale, Supt. Worship at 10:30 lor! Sunday Sch~l 9·30 a. m.. Un1ted Brethren a• m. Morning Worsht'p. shl p serv1ce · 11 a. m. and 7·30 a. m · Pilgrim Youth 6·45 p Phd Wtse, Supt., Mommg wor· Eden Unlt.ed Brelbrea b . ·· • · · . 10 .30 . y h Naomi Baptist Church - p. m. Prayer meet'mg 7·30 m. · Evangelistic service 7:30 shtp · a. m., out Serv· Christ ChurchRev. Elden R. . p. m. . • E list' 7 1 Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Tuesday; Young People's p. m., Mid-Week Prayer and ces . p. m.; vange tc ser· Blake, pastor: Sunday · 5ebool ship 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 71meeting, 7:30 p, m. Friday. Pratse, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. vtce 7·30 p. ~-Mid-Week pray- 10 a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, p. m., Prayer service. Rutland Church ol God }elwva/a er servtce 7·30 a. m. Wednes- Supt.; Christian Endeavor, 7:11 Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton, IRev U.vid Sheets pastor. Kingdom HaU of Jebovoh's day. ted M •L dl Cb ch p. m., classes for all. Song serto . s ' The Unl e.. o st ur . p b' . pas r. unday School 9·30 a. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Evan- Witness, 91111 Broac1way, Mi~- Pomero - Sunda School 9:15 vtce 8 _P· m., reac mg 8.20 p. m.; Ralph Car_l, Supt. Sunday Igel~<lic •ervic. 7 30 Young dleporl - Public meetmg Sun- a. m. F~urth Sund~y ol Advent. m.; Mtd-Week prayer meellnlo Worshtp servtce 10:30 a. m. People Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. day 2 p m. Watchtower D' . W h' 10 30 Se [7·30 p. m. Wednesday, Ml'l. =-=======...;;;.;_;.;;:,:;;_..,:;..;;,.;,;:..:.;__;;..;.:.~, 1 · · ., 1vme ors ap : a. m. r- M . H 1 · der I Study , 3 p. m.; Bible Study, mon : "Where Does God Fit azte o smger, c1ass 1ea . Tue,day 7 p. m.. Service mee~ ,, 30 . 1 Letart Falls UnJted Brelbree TUNE IN . ' . · · In , 7· P- m. the Chrtslmas 1D Christ Cbnrch- James Mor· I mg, 8 p. m. niUrsday' MlD15- prOf(r:li11 for the pan!Jh f::tnH- 1 . Sc ' u·y s 1 ol ,.1 ur<d· l' rtson pastcr. Sunday hool at 1 T( 1 1 11 1 c lO ' lJ. iJ. 1 ·•• ' • ly Chui1 1tl .Lul · ~I Wcdnc"dt~~ IY·i!tl . . ' a. "'· Preaclllng ser vtcns . Lutheran mght 7 to 8 p. m. Chrtslmas I nrsl and lll1rd Thursday at : ~1. John's Lutberao Cbnrcb- Eve Carols and Candleltghlmg 7,30 p. m. Second and fourth 1 Morning Worship 9 a. m.; Sun- for famtltes and fnends al !Continued Oa Page B) day School 10:30 a. m. Pastor, 7.30 P· m. sunday at 7:30 p. m. Prayer 1 ' rtev. Joseph Kraty. Na:mrene meeting secood and fourlll Sermons From Grato Episeopal Chur<h, Pomeroy i St. Paul'• Lothe1'811 Cbnrcb- The Church of the Nazarene Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and first , s32 E. ,econd St., Pomeroy. Chester - Rev. Herbert Grate and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. 1390 WMPO f!ADIO , Sundty School 9:30 a. m., Wor· Charles Bisel!, Ass'!. Sunday Prayer meeting every WednesREV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR 1Shtp servtce 10:45 a. m. Pastor, School 9:30 a. m.; Mor~ day at 7:30 p. m. ChrlsUan EoRev. Joseph Kraly. Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS 6:45 dj!avor, second and lourtb Sunr.lorning Worship . . . 10:30 AM Sunday Methodist p. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 day, 7::W p. m. A Thoughtful Approach To Religious Problems. Allred Methodlat Church - p. m.; Midweek Prayer service ML HermoD United BrelbreD .,. :::iii:i~ Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Son· pastor; Mrs. f!tdna Lila, SupL ID Christ Church - James Morday School at 9:30 a. m., Lloyd 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. rison, pastor. Sunday School Dillinger. Supt.; WorstJip serv· Middleport Church of tbe Naz. 9:30 a. m. Preaching, first and ' ires at 10:45 a. m. with tbe i areoe- Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, third Sunday, 7:30p.m. secol)d Rev. Casto. Tuesday, Dec. 20, Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; and fourth SUriday, 11 L m. 8 p. m. Woman's Society of Morning Worship 10:30 a. ru.; Chrlstlali Science s.r.tcesMIDDLEPORT, 0. i C.'hristian Service, meell at NVPS Young People, 6:4b p.m.; 315 Malo SL, ,pL Pleaoanl'Donfdd Hicks, Minisler the home of Osie Follrod with Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m.: Sunday ,.rviccs 11 a. m. DS'J'. I regular meeting and a Christ- Prayer meeting, ,Wed. 7:30p.m. Wednesday meetln& 8 p. m. e Your Welcome Is At Our Front Ooore mas party with Helen Woode, Pomeroy Cbalcb of the N... DST. Study room open,. Tuesprogram leader. Wednesday, ueoe - Rev. Kenneth Pierce, day arid Wednesday !rom 12:30 Iunday School9:30 A.M.-MornlnSJ Worlhlp 10:30 A.M. Dec. 21, 7:4o p. m. the annual paslcr; Raymond Walburn, to 2:30 DST. Jl;veryone weJ. Ev.nutg Worshil' 7:30P.M. Kenneth McElhinney, Sund•v School Supt. Christmas program at lllo Supt.; Sunday School, 9:30 1. come. '· ' church. m. Morning Worship, t0:30 L t flatwoods Melbodlat Cbnreh m. Evening Service, 7 p. m.; · Canned meats can be sliced SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor· Prayer meeUng, 7 p. m. Wed· easier if cllPI~ In refrigerator . ohip service, 10 a. m., every nesday. a.rid both ends of can are re8 The P•.s.to_r_ _ _ __.: l other SuDday, 7:4$ p. m. SUnM Racble Chore• ..1 the Nu. moved ·before pUthJng meat ouL Sentinel ·Church ·. News . , ., loU&IoMI JJ•·. • • · • . 1 • • . ·' • • • BOYS COWBOY BOOTS AN EYE ON THE WORLD "J'fiK CHURCH IIOR AU.. • ALL FOR 'l'RE CHURCII The! C,hur(h i1 tht QrtoTtst foclor on 10rth for tt... building of liJDOd citizrnih•P· It' Is o ttuthoute of .Jplrituol ~..roct•r ord \'al.,.5, Witt>OIII' o •trong Ch111~h1 ,.atwr lliernoxtoC)' riOr cMH""~iw. 'Thtre o,. TOUr mund mJKIIJIO ·why.,.., JNr$QO ~fcj gHtoef Ml"o'im "ffllorly ond 5upport ttl. Church. '7hl'{ o,..: (1) for his ow" Wkt, (2)' 'or hi~ ~~ldrtr~'t 50k" (31 For tht l(lio! Df IIi~ rommuf\ITI' Gnd nation. (4' For tt. _.. ..1 ti,t>Chur~h otJelf which r>tt<IJ hi ~ 11101'01 ond .matlriDitupport• llun kl g;o ro dlur,h Jtgulorfy ond rtod yao.~r Brble dDrly. 2'otlon con The fiiCI.aatJon ..t a aJobt ••• In tb.,. roam. t~ver the worJ.d map • · •• DOUce 1tbirr clltfeJ:OIIt c:ounlr1ea and contluenfAt • , , t!7 .to illllltrlno 'What lite man Ito like ~ aciL ..: these placor. · y.,, every apot 011 tho clolto hu Ill t1cultr neod. Sometime• it !a & llOtll felt ill · that one P'- &!OIIf, Yet, .i ll a lflllt, .,..., place !a the ume, for all eom~tri,. ... lllldo up of people, And ~ people Jl&ft tile _ . basic 11eedl. One of th1110 11..a. fl :blth - fall& fll a ·o •i• Ti01..,1nt , .' SUNDAy 9 AM CHURCH OF CHRIST " .· With the hope it wUl, in sorrut mea~ure, /tHter and hslp , _ 14in that whkh ;., good in family and community life, thil feature is sponsored by the bru ine:n firms and organisationa who11e nnmes appear beliJW, - '------•-•sa_q_e_v___ I f OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakers of Holsum Bread •.mcotn-Me..cu,.cotmt-E!IIIIIM•·Fflllll· · 8S N. Court St. Athens 593-6801 BAUM LUMBER CO. THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA LrCAL UNION 5668 Builders and Building Supp!tes Cbester, Ohio Ravenswood, W. Va. a.i:. 1959 DODGE 992-2550 Ashland Oil Products Brown's Bottle G111 Pomeroy 992-2166 • R. H. 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Diamond; BayUs! & Rlmey, l'nc., vs. W!Uiam J. Marcum, et al; Netklnal Vll'lillnl Co. VI, W, Va. InduJ. lrlea Developmant Corp.; R. L. llowJer Co. VI. Rolf IM, et II; Eqar R. Null nd Htlen Mae Null va. LIJU111 lleebel and WIIIJ.am H, lleebel; He I en Mudows; Admrx., et al VI. Hllward Lee BecbUe et al; Jobn Conrad, Admr., et al n Htnro ard Lee Wile, et Ill; Stata 65 CATALINA w•:Afi-NOw$2295 Pontiac 4 Dr. Hard Top. Like new Pontiac from one careful NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR 66 CATALINA ~~-"owS2795 PonU.c VB Convertible Coupe. Only 14,8118 easy mlltl - ChristmasSale Almoll llu lhe day It 1n1 10ld. It lJ metallic blue wllh wblte top and blue UJlholatery. It hu eutomatle trans., pow· er ateerinJ and power bl'llt;et. 66 BONNEVILLE JU~IIYID $3195 LYONS CLOVER FARM ' !n, DUDLEY'S owner. Autometle trana. Power merlnr end brake1. You'll, have to He tbJa ODI to eppreclate Ita flne condition. Pomeroy I Robert ed on new Buick LeSabre. It hh beautiful IlCht blue fillilll with wbJte top. TINY'S FOODLAND - 1960 CHEVROLET 01 GALLONS OF GASOLINE GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Ph. 985-2005 - - -1961 FORD - - 1963 RAMBLER - . .;rrum PAUL DAVIES f•"'if!... '245 1958 CHEVROLET JEWEURS RAY RISGS, INC. - -- 1954 DODGE 1957 CHEVROLET Jr= .. .... 1 1 -wr "g,t_ 1 1 All BARGAIN PRICED v. 1 · 9 H • aJ N KeMeih I ''The SPread•lng K•In dom •-Ia FOR LATE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS : I :er . lniJilaold .-.ua '?' I :anti ,OMEGA I :ga ' $5.99 pr. Cod who aliO hu. e OIL Gal' 100IIa faith ill a God who 1UIIalu u, •DchrulfN meaninr to lime nd otemJtr, Yo!IL' on life bas this need. You ...._ &DIWtr tblt Me4 l>J' attending church. nd dloocoviidD& tW alld joy 'Whlcll. lhlvqll :NIIIR " ~ 1 I Mason County Trial Docket for January Overflows from Over One Hundred Cases for inghoull Electric" Olrp. A ,. B W G "'.HI M.D actor In lite rlllge of a mUIIon Y •111 · r ' ' J;ower plantl, Ohio P9wer'1l1&~ The plant wlll coltiUIIIe an kllowlllta would mw the I.I<M. Q - I ha.a a parllally eolOOO.kw Katnll)er Plant. estimated ·u .mJIUon tons of unit one of the world's largesL lapsed luug. What would cause Tbe new pl~t wiU have two per year. AU of it will be In discussing the choice of thJI? WID it come haek to nor· IOO,OIJO.kw eeneratin& units. to lhe plant via .belt reactor deslin, Cook lllld, "On mal and, If 10, will ll collapte PI'. PLEASANT - The of West VIrginia, et 'al vs. W. Marvin Noel Moore; Homer S. The _nret Is scheduled fur directly from adja- the bull of tban a dec- asalnr doeket for llle January, 1867, Va. Industries vs. Julia A. Hill; Mabel erahon In 1970, ,!lie second mines of Consolidation ade of exper~nce In reoearcb .+. - Ia - • peneu the term ol Mason County Corp.; Randall Stover vs. HerAlley vs. Donald 1971. , Company. and development In nuclear 11111aU air UCI near the outer Court hal been releaad by bert Myere et al · Point Ex· Anna Lee Roberll Oolata1!91nf IIIIYiical features The nq Wetl VIrginia unita technoloiY we have decided 1o surface of the lunat merp 1o ClrCilll Clerk Howard Schultz. • ' Roberts; Freda of tho plant will include! latest in a series of sil limit onr 'nuclear reactor sy.. form a tbln-w.u.d bleb or bubo Tbe January term will begin press, Inc. vs. Evans vs. Marvin Wllliisley; Two ·· 2ililol)'ihi&h soper-sized generators, all coal tem bids 1o the light water re- hie. Tbla may ·bunt tpontane- on January 2 with the Grand ~arkets, Inc. ; Samuel Freda Wamsley eo ch capabte· ·of delivering · · that are now under actor type - either balling wat- ously or during a fit of coug!o- Jurors sesaion beeiMIIJ • Ntcbols, Jr. vs. Jam~s ~· Rag. Watru~ley; Fr an most 5.3-millton pouncb way on the AEP Syslem. They er or pretlllrlzed water _ 1ng or atralnlllg. When lhla t:30 a. m. el al; The Ftdehty and Forshee, et al VI. Frank steam per hour; 4.25-mDUon kw of capac!- which bu complied an out. bappena aome of the air In the Criminal cases listed on the Co. of New York vs. Long, el al; PegJY Ann Two . single • abaft turbine- ty and are scheduled fur eom- standlnc record of 1afety and long escapes Into the pleural docket are: Slate of West I. Rorrer, et a!; T. A. trill vs. Danny Ray C.otl:rlll: g_eneratora, that will equal during the period 11166- reUabUJjyln commercial oper- space belweea lhe lttnC and lha ginla n . Max Elbert Coon • Jr .. el al vs. Joe Shy, Helen Glb~ vs. Harold SIZE 10-3 stze AEP • Big sandy n "" or at the rate of one unit ation since IV57." chest wall. '1'he vlclllll usuan,- cbal1ed with negligent hom!al, R. R. .Smtth vs. Roy E. gene Gibbs, Dorothy Pa~~:: Unit 2 ~~ 1araest, soch year. They are: "U the low bid demonatrllel feels paln or 4IIOOIIIfort In file elk State vs Arthur M GoGel· _Maire, et al; Slate of Weal vs. Larry Patterson; chint~ ever buD I; , Cardlaal Ullfl I, Ohlo Pow· as we believe will be lhe chest and brealbes In short win ' char od wllb ~boule- Virgr~a n . Thomas J. Woods, Elaine McDennltt vs. Scott A smgle concrete chimney er Co., 111,010 ltw, Dee. 1, Cl!se, that atomic power can gaspa. ll!enl. I al, Jess Thoma., vs. Gerald McDermitt, Jr.; Coraline a height that will m•ke 11 the 1111. compete with convllltlonll pow- Until ncenUy lhe t!Jndard E. Juniper; The Welfare Leach vs. Rossell Frartklin y,orld's tallest stack; arid Cardinal Unll z, Baekeye er 1n the northwutern part oltnllmenl' 1111 1o allow the Criminal Appeals: State vs. Corp. vs. Thurston Stone, Leach; Janet Yoder vs. Two h~lic. lhaped con- Power, lee., nl;ltll kw In the AEP Syatem territor)'," victim lo milD lied for I week Gregory Vance McCarthy, non· Jr.; Adam Krebs & Dorothy IE'ii.iiYiiodiieriii;iiL!iiniidiiaiiMiiaiieiiCoiiitlriieiiill crete cdollng towers Jtl'l, Cook cORC!Iuded, ''then the 91' 10 days, during which lime ~; State va. William vs. Neal Rudder, et al; It 376 . feet blth, each wllll a Mu1klq1tm Uall 1, Ublo 4tom will take 111 rllhtful place the lq ll'adually reexplllded. brandiJhing a deadly weap- Ronald Fore, et al vs. Delmer mtllloni!allon 1c provide Power Co., 115,000 kw, in INI u a partner to complemmt It bu been show~otwwever, that on. Wheeler, Sr .• el al, Sam Big Saody Unitt, Kenlaeky coal in our never • endinl ef- there ia less danger of lnfecUon Divorce actions· et ai vs. Ju_hus PasquaPower eo., IQt,IIIO n, Ia fort to bring abundant, low- IDd cbtonic pleur!J and 1 et al; Roy J. Pterson, el at · .. IN9. eost electricity to the U-mfl- quicker recovery 11 1yneedle 1, ~~r\i:~er vs. J. B. (Byrd) Rollins; HuntW. Va. Unit 1, Appalachian llmr people we are prlvUe&ed to lntmduced Into the pleural sp•ce Geo~ge Turner· Mary vs. '!'rust & SaVIngs Bank Power Ct., 111,1110 lw, La serve." and the air llllo-'y wi'""-wn ' vs. J. M. H. Bay!las, et al: ..0 ~· w-• . et Smith vs. Leonard Frank R. Curatolo et al vs w I lilowlng the lung 1o r.....,.and Smith· Jam R s 1 . ' · ·I Jlll{lctlon 1••w• v Uall z lila • -r • es · a em n . Va, lnduslrtes Development · a. • ....,... • 1 at once. Rita P. Salem; Richard 0. · Frank R. Curatolo, et al l Co., aot,IIIO kw, lD In 10me persons there Ia 1 Spurlock vs. Peggy Spurlock; al vs. Rolle lee & Loyle A 1 •.:,, 1 U It 2 h bee nmlf eWll tendency lo have recurrences, Irene E. Kaeppel VB. Charles Wri&ht· George Roeenbaum M. ,l C.. ...na n as n enIDd after about three IJIOIIIane- E Kaeppel· Neta D ' ' · ~ de~lgned and ia being _... oua coUapaea of the IWJ& an • ' ·. D. vs. George A. Blgga,_ et Ill : ..,.....,~,... by AEP f Bu k Htlar u....otaJ V'·'"•• , vs. Arthur F. Dunlap, Betty Federal Credtl Umon vs ·~··~-..or c • -•· ' ,..,..,. 1operation lo remove the weak Jo Jonu VI William Do · Power 111 orcanlzallon of hOurs 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents 1 111 advised · •• E. Hutchison: Carol W. rura~ ~lectric cooperatives only on PedlalriCI Wald. PQ What .;, the aymptom IJones; VIrginia Faye Mtllser Manley vs. The Messenger Pub'"""'·· It I I0 b ld to B k Atlmlnloaa I VB. Frank Musser; Belly llsblng Co.; L. Alvin Hunt vs. .., "'""' s e so uc • . of lung cancer? Leonard va Lester Lee Leon-I "mTeJI eye If aDd when ne<esaary reg- Oral& A. Malon, 1111 Klueon A _ Tbe S)'lllplotu vary in d· McD 1 1 ;u D. Jenks; Holzer Hos1h TON PICKUP ulalpt')l l)lprovals are obtained Dr.; Donald D. Cottrell, Rt. I dill 1 Tb ar ' an e vs. pllal FoundaUon vs. and ' financi b Bucke e Is Bidwell; Mrs, JIJilu Glpa. be eren peraons. ere may Sandta Sue McDaniel; Rea Wright; Citizens Nationni Bank I a ng Y Y burn, RL 1 Bidwell; Claret~~!~ a cbtonie coogh, but lhla Ruth Williamson vs. James F. of Point Pleasant vs. Lester w. • art IMPORTANT E. Hufflllan, Rt. 1 GalllpoUI; COllld be ~ue ~ many other Williamson; Nancy Long vs. I< Faye Jeffers; John Conred I 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. 'lfltlle emphaslzlnc the con- llln. James~· Trent, Cheshire; :.'!'·p~~1111lowlr!, w~-~ Charlts Long; Re<kle va. Lillie Faye Chapman, et aJ ; [ .. Ricltai1I H. :Mifttard, Rl. 2 .... liS r more """' Henry vs. Charles Maxie The Pomeroy Cement Block Co ~mtc viDlpllcltJ •dd• lmpo~:~e of coal In BldweU: Mn. Paul E.' Watldna, lhr~e w~ka, you should have ry; Hilda M. Stewart vs. Guy vs. Maud Van Meter et a1: '.~ll'llludolepaco!f= ..U.. · ~~, c po~er sup- GaDipolls Ferry: Mrt. Bernar!l 1 e HI ray.ln some persQIIS J. Stewart; Betty CitiZens National Bank,of Point 2 Dr. Sedan. VB -Auto. Tra111. ~&~'!,;:,"--' on'lllit= W. Eti)I'BJ'dj, New Havan: Slier- :::".!nt •len lJ ralllnl I !Utle Stewart va. James A. Stewart; Pleasant vs. Billy Pickens; ~.fr.J !od.......,,.~ · over • 811 aoat far iatlsf • ri Lee, Whitman, Pi, PleiJJ/1111: limes III!Jed PVeral Mary Jane Stanley vs. NaUonwide Mutual SPFk(inc. ltcet'tdled Ssp• ent and projected coal ~.; 'trank J. Ryther, Pam. gradu; ~! of ~~=ywiJ:u~ neth Leroy Stanley; Joan . Co. v•: Sam Taylor; A!sociJil!rt!O culitlllt ..... ...~c~ '"'' Mrs. Sophia E. Detty, .... ne VI. Curtiss Eugene Riffle; ales DIScount corp vs 4 Dr. Hard Top. VS - Auto. Trsna. Radio 11114 ucl brnk·proof. A~ litho costl, nuclear Pomeroy: Mra. lllchard I. Hor- any other qmptolllJ or lbere G. VIvian Fugate vs. Bill N. L. e. Crystal cash · Pure Heater. Power Steering. 1 naging pain In the Filiate; Anna Ruth Roush vs. Co. vs. Jackson Cab co.· ~~~twtlte,~ overclear~J ~~edlorthe .~~;:-ton, lleMy, W.Va.: Mn. l,lose '!!LbePaln ·· ' .. • .. """' sa.,.,. M. Davll, Rt. 3 lrooton; Mra. ,.,.. OCCUI'II only when Bill . thl ' t141t lng the crowing power demands Nellie M W 1 , • .,, G . the eancer 11 ___.,_ Y H. Roush, Ka een Van- Town of Henderson, et al vs. • 1411 o1rJij .. , • • illf · a • "'"" me: """'"""'"''' on Meter v1. Robert w. Van K, L Moore lnd et al • 4 Dr. Sedan. VB- Auto. Trana. One owner. eOPEN 'Til. 8 of CUitomers In the northwest- Mrs. Lucille Hootennan, Well- the pleura IS then are no palo er; Judith Ann Morris vs. 11o- Morrison vs.'Eve~~lle p_' B•e'r"k'.' !l EACH NITJil em portion of Its broad-rang- alon. nerves In lhe ltllllllflllll. land Edward Morris· eley· The N II na1 B nk territory, ltrved by lnd~ BfriU Q -.ra eaneer of tbe luuga Pauline Rellmlre vs.' Harry ~eree or" ~arles~n " Michisan Electric Co. Mrs. Paul E. W1lkinl, Gill!- contagrous? Can II be cured! Reltmlre, Jr.; Charlett Daniel James Durbin vs. 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Bids for the conatructlon of polJa Ferry, datljhter, f:G p. II you have It would It help 1o Neal vs Gennle Lou Neal· · a lllht waltr reactor in the m. Thurlday; Mn. Jamett V. move lo a warm, dry climate? na Mae' Bush VI. Orville' Ev- Contempt Actions: Charlotte 404 lo•OIICI /4va: rqe of !-million to 1.1-miL- OlellburD, K1. 1 BldweU, IOD, A -Lattc caDCtr Is not con- ereu Bn~h· Odell Orvllle Ann Hill vs. Delbert M. Hill; 11, 18,.11., Ohio 1 lion kw have been invited from 7:38 p.m. ThUI'IIIIa)o. taclous. When II Is discovered Graw VI Lou McGraw· Myrtle M. Shobe vs. Otto Convertible. Auto. Trans. 0 cyl. ....... """"f"ll#BabcOCk & ~!cox Company, Dflellal1el early Ill ltl course (usually by Marjorie' Patricia Ferguso~ Sbobe; LiUian A. Sayre VI, .,.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Gener-ai=EI•ectri=c eo ... 10d-ii:IW;;;;~,.· Daniel B. Bales, Mra. IIJcb. X roy taken In a routine ex- vs William Ray Ferguson. Uam B. Sayre; Eleanor L. 1010 0101 • ard B. Brown, JaiDetl M. Clarke, amlnaUon) 1111'81cal removal en' Sue VanMeter VI ' rett va. Dale W. Garrell; : : : ~ Qllltl)', ~ly J. will cure It, ctlmar. w!ll Djlt FralliUtl VanMeter· jiWI ll. Martin, Jr., vs. Anna Dllloll, =-~ ~· affect fl one W'lf or .notber. 118 Miller VI. Dowell Martin; Dorothy L._ Wright 1111'1 J(ermtt Fl ber ' Miller · Hilda F Dabney vs Bernard D. Wright, Judy ' I • llenJM A. Oon'lforset to use ZIP Codes Ruaell C. Da~ey; Charlot~ McCarthy vs. Gregory .V. Fer Chrlstmu on "11 your Chrlltmas IIJIII '" Jean E1lls VI Pearley Cnrthy; Sonia Joan Simpkins Retnetnbtr Your In bulb the addrm and the re- E11ls; Lolelda' Scott VI. vs. Carl A. Simpkins; Linda Friends Wllh turn addratll "· only you can Herman Sccttt· Unda CottrUf vs. James E. ColZIP lllto Jour poatal IY· Clark VI. ~in Dalla• trill; Mary Kathleen Moore vs. - - - - - - - - - Joe WIIIIIJIIJ va. Frances Girdner, Vlekll L. Hoffman, Wllllams; Harold L. The Tladltlonal Ben F. KesleriO.a, MJu Barbara ney vs. BeUy Bertha McCartChristmas Flower &te McC!ukq, Mrs. Fred P. ney. Schroeder, BIJette Stewart, Mr Separate Maintenance: Sa nLoweD Swilber, Kltbleen 9. dra c. Loom!J n Charles 59N.2ndAve. Turner, Mrl. Eugene H. Hll... lnomia; LIUian I. Jividen VI. llllllnflnl liOn, 1111'1. ~ 0. HoJI Jividen. 992-5560 Thoma IIIII Iaiani dJ!IIIIder, Child CIJJtocly: Shirley Eileen ' With Every Double Checked Unci Grimm VI. Lowell C. Grimm; Alma Jean PlckeDJ va. Jack E. Plekens. · more 1 l a plant~ requirements maJor Iteam condensing water, nt tHe AEP Syotem's ""P'"' - (~OIIriu~ !rom ·Page I) Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 16, 1966-9 Pontiac 2 Dr. Hard Top. Tltla car Ia Cletill IIIODJh to bt Ill show room. It I• fully equipped with power ateerlnJ, power brlket, •:auto. lrana. and many other 1ece1101'1ea. A true beeuty lnlide and oul . COME IN 1ncl SEE THESE SHARPIES 1966Chw.Mtllbu 40.0r H.T. •wwl, auto. lnu, pow. i~GI'Inr. IUrR 66 BONNEVILLES::.ol Now$3679 !'c.ntlae 2 .Dr. Hard Factory Air Condlllonln,. ThlllJ •• $2495 Now Only $2295 1964 IIDrtl Gal, 500 4 Door 8 OJL, auto, tram. [IOWil'IIHrlill, 111111 Waa $1795 Now Only $1495 1962 l'ortl 011. 500 I Daor IWOJI,,IId. tram. with lVIII' R.lcH .. $1095 Now Only ,.,,. ~- one of e, boaae1' wife 1 car, and only hu 4,910 easy miles. It hu ne~~:IY every elltra tllat Pontlac mutt lncludln& ll!eh thlnaa u Win wheel coven, wonder bar ndlo and maDy other accenorln. drl••. 63 GRAND. PRIX~~. NOW $1795 3 Dr. Hard :J;'op. Bta!lllful,Burpndy fiDish with all 1965 Mercury Monterey 4 Door I 071., .ald.~ P"-ltnriDI,IIU Plilllla~ w!Jltf '1111'1 bUC!iet lllfllfld full Cj)D8UI, Thla Ia I O!M Oll'lltr Ponti&~. It II fully equipped aDd eltra car trauld _on new ntce. · . w. $1995 · t:BE.ti',.S 60 DODGE=-_NOW $59s M.latlpr I Jlr, Bll'll Top. Tbla Is a low lllileap car, end ;;~~·=•· ~ r . 1, • ! 1• hQ power itterlqaud brU:ea 1nd • • • t :,u!f!C · fl!QifMG.' ·GMt uuacs \~. 1'~-.:· . ·; · ·• ' ' '" I • I :~ ;; , PI'. PLEASANT - ArNall 11 the 00Ulll7 1111 • if61 Do lila 4 Or. 6 cyl. Aut, trana., l'ldlo & hilt• . 'nccclltl '' I el,. D•tli• 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trartl, Radio & Halt. , . , ~ DOVIU CllJqriD fliD CAliS • Ait.u:m MADE fAKi YOUR PICK, ONLY--- $125 , _ • atAffiNARs Ntw Only '17t5 ., lbe put twenty-four boura are: Gelid ....,, Galltpolla Fef.. IJ, . . pick up; nd lloDaltl It llflltletan, 11, Rt. aRaveJIIo • ,-1959' Ply, 4 Dr; 6 cyl, ltd. frlltto r...lo & hllltr 10 Cers 1nd TruckJTo a.. Prom KE~JI+- GOBLI FeilD '~ u-t~: ;i!·~r·1• ~: .J·i:~~ •.h . .u ':u;d,.. .. ~i·.;.~~ '1~~ ~rt •..• ., . ' •, 65 Olds 98 -- 4 Door •;· Pllltuut. Db ' J!!ih Mil. Ioili illll .. -. Pt. Pll "' -- 65 Buick Riviera 2 Door H. T. Full power Including windows & seat, power antenna, radio, wblte ddtwlll tlrea, wheel discs, tinted glass, iacto1y air-conditlonin&, WI steeri111 wheeL 011t owner, real sharp. - - '1395 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Door 890 V-8 motor, Crulaematic lrens., power brakes & steerln&, power wfndowr. power aeat, radio, tinted ~~Ass, white sidewall tires, wheel di&Cf, factory air 38,000 miles. None sharper. · ' -- 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door 283 V-8 engllle, auto. trans., radio, w1s;w tires, wheel discs, 2 tone paint, real sharp and real clean. 61 Mercury Monterey 2 Dr. H. T•• -• $895 V-8 motor! auto. trans., radio, white sidewall Urea, wheel c11sct, m wllh end black nterlor. Reallltarp. ' 61 Cadillac Coupe De Ville n41 •. $1495 • full power equlpmen~ redlo, white sidewall tires, tinted 11eaa. DDI OWller. 60 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan • • • '1095 . Full power, radio, Unted lla81, wblte sidewall tins, white wllh 111111 ~ . ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 1:00 • I VIeth ldrl. Altoa Fill- .'llllir, Llkltl; Gioe'rle" 'IIIml, - ---- Power equipment, radio, while sidewall tires, tinted &lass, anti-spin dlflmutlal, only 19,000 miles. J•Uod, drlvlnl wblle llltollcalld. ·, )'.............. £Ja "" . I'· . ' I . ' Karr & Van Zandt · M~-~ :,~~OMAC IIINANCING Calllllu 01• I , ,; 1\!. I l I I ' i' �., I . ,I ·I I I \ •v FRIQ I.A55Wfll.l. I, IAitJIIIY QOOOU art4 SNUI'fY IMITH ;;~ ,:0· • --~.~-------~------:--------·----~""i ... Get Exlra .Cash The Want,Ad Way Business Service~ HE'S CHOPPIN' HOW ON GITON IN JUGHAID COULD KINOLIN'WOOD HELP ME WIF MY 'RITI;MeTIC RIGHT NOW .. AIRTH DOVE MUL1ERPLV THREE FO.UR!H'SI TH' HOUSE~ 'IE GOT COMPANY!! I COME TO SEE IF tiOWDY, UA,., ~ Y-a WHAT <:AN fHI WII.I.ETS ly WALT WITTEit.IM. ,_,._._. . . ..,~l ' TIMES FIVE SI)(TEENTHS? J: .DO FER VOU? - 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 16, 1966 U'\Nl AD \ 1NfORIIII6 I ION . UIAin.IMII 'WI.. oe, flefon t-UitiiUtle" \ 1 •· M~CIIW ~IICIIIftl ' :90 • 1111111 CU"RI!CliOIIII •tctpt.O <Jntll t:QQ •• !let on & II.Wo ..ll A l IUNt '"'• Pu11111111• restrwH "" ~•1111 tt ldll 01 ,..111:1 ' " ' tdl "''"''0 f........ "IICfl.nltllt 0 tilhtr I;UOfl IIIUI'eChlfll) wlh not 1M rtlPGnttbot fe• •o ~•""•c•'"'"·tloll ····~ ,., Mlnwn~· ~~~ .,:1\l'lf ~~ tentt It Clntt pt• wara tar ,.,,., <:on- tHI.III¥1 If •• • eno a•r•. (;&.0 Of I HANKS & O&llUAI!:It~ -ro rl'lllllmu"' l1d1 e :)l;l< • 1¥1 to JAtu rcl.o• •;10 A '>:Ill fl 111 M !f't 10 EASY ro "''-•Ce • Authorized ·Dooler For BLAEnNARS CHORE BOY o USED BARGAIN PHONE WY 2·21 56 Nl•IIO\', . . . BUYS o FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Memorv ;;,;-;=.,-;· - - - · . Y0'5A'S T~AR. Sl.JMPTH ~· I COULD DO RJ' DAIS 'I ~,>s-·•o MAKE UP FO' ACC !DE NTALL'I l1l IQ',;;;, Radlaiar e Car able to save you money. . ' I ____ ;;===-=-=--:== 5 \ BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE·THRU CAR WASH KEITH GOBlE FQRD EEk I M!I!K Relax ••• Enjoy Fine Food While Shopping ••• I. I ' I I S(}( ')A J CA 1. I I I - .• ' IT'S IT'> BWMJ I~G TO SNOW! •• .. VERI' LIGHT. lH()()GH. THERE WO'-l'T BE WlXJGH StJOW FOR FREtiKY TO MAK£ A SIJO\\J tiAI..L ~ AT LfAl.T AIJ HOUR! . .. . ··,, ·.: .. a~· . '""' . ' ' • • ..... '' . . • . . .... . '.. . . • .. • 0 ' ~~ 8Y HOWIE SCMNt;IDER 1\J • I . . ~\~,~·- -·---- ' ly GASOLIN! ALLEY ' KING .. , :-: NE.i!E.R UIJC£Rrni~I\ATE ' THE I=Q.VER OF A FA~TICAL WOMAIIJ! ' . t he oo lcJ lu..::.'"'Lj 0r1e . . I '.''0''' " ''· . .. ' . ~• .D You're n.:::: ... .. .. ·..:.. ' I •• ~f1.:. . ' ., .. •. . . ' <;.c4', THE BORN LOSE'• = ly ART SAMSONI DICk iRACY I I NOW !.'-lS :T SUMPTHII,"A FOR . ONLY {)( e H01ter "'· A &ACNELOR K1t-.100? 8 2 tfc Pomoroy MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable 992-5101 person from this area to AUTOMOBILE !nsur81lce 0 ·n NY 2·2196 M•ddl•oort 0 CHRISTMAS trees for ---sale service and collect from aulo- 1 canL-elled? Losl your ope rat·\ '~~~::::::~::::::.::::;:~;;::~~ Harden's Grocery, Syr~cuse.1 matic dispensers. No expert. \ or·• llcense? Call WV 2·2966. \, 12-15-6tc! ence needed - we eslablr•h 1 lo 1tc accounts for you. Car, refer· - - -ONE USED UPRIGHT PIANO ences and $985 to $1.785 cash Legal Notice Re.conditioned, with bench, frte capital neressan, 4 tu l:i tN tHE PA:Ou-te coU-.l-oF MEt-is OHIO delivery. Call Rutland Fu!'ri-1 hours weekl y neis exce11en1 1I "omer G. couNTY, Buter. A.dmtntttr•tor 1 DON'T FO"G IT ;,;< '$ lltACH Et.OR IN MEMORY of Viola For Rent For Sale --,--,.,-who went away ftVt' ago lnday. December 16, 1\101. 13 ROOM furnished apartment 1964 CHEV., V-8, 12 ton pickup, MEMORIES, MEMORIES and 4 room furnished apart· wide bed, R&H, new paint. There • ;II always be a 'l"l ment. Adults. References. 126 Also 1 new yard gas light. Tuppt'I'S . .In the heart that cannol ue, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992- Millhone Sehio, Piams, 0. Ph. 667-3994. lilled. 6698. 12 8 tlr 12 t6 3tp Never seU Failh short. 4 .ROOM unfurnished apartment p Ph 992--5385 CHESTNUT mare, 6 years, ride The older we become m omeroy. · · ture, 742-4211. monthly income, full hme e~t the E~tate of Mary suu. Df' reased , The more sure we are 11 18 tfc or drive, well mannered $150, P•••nmt 12- 15-:Jt:c!' more. For local interview, That Faith is the Rock lTRAlLER space on Brownell Quarterette gelding, 6 years, wri~e Eagle lnrlustries. 4509 v•rt•• .,.,,,, " ••·· N•~~~~~•'"' · Upon which we must stand. Ave., Ml' ddleport. Ph. m 47", silver dappeled, white ELECTRIC range, Montgomery · Ward refrJ'geralor, van•'ty, 11 Minnetonks Blvd., None• n Pu&Lit;AlloN I . Th c- lon an d genuane PIcas- 262 ,_ wanner . . , Minneapol- The unknuwn ne tn, ril"vl!IIM!t, teu · 11 10 Uc mane and tail, s'dhGW$ 25 tees, 1dmlnistratvrs, executors and ure any child can n e, 1 or k'tch 1 en cab'me t, wr1nger 1y PCl IS, Mmn., 5a41ti. While you complete your last minute 12 7 11tp aat!Jns or (."J•rk sttu, ueceaft('d; •ne That home alone affords. .FURNISHED 4 room apart- best offer. Sorrel and white washer. Russell Bailey, Mi· unknown heirs, devtsees, t('"Meea, ad shopping, stop at Bailey's for lunch. · ~ b th Ph nM 3056 executors. and liM IIIII~ Enjoy our GOOD food and fine ser· 'lbe clock of Ufe is on I y; 111en t Wlm a · · '"v · pony gelding, 4 year, very nersville, Ohio, 992-6516. Re1l Estate For Sale otmlnislraton. """ s1111, """''""· . . . the un wound once. 12 6 tfc quiet •~ttt., 5 gaited pony, tail l2-15-3tc -· known neln. n~Y1!1us, !eglltl'es. M vice. 1t will make your day, a ·better ..,... HOUSE on 464 South 4th St. . mlrllatratou, executon. and. uotgm ot one.• Family ~- SMALL 4 roonlhouse with bath set and ready to show, ffi'!St SINGER sewing machine mc:xtcll • Sarah Ro"Jerwon, oereul'd, will taJte . ~ ·· . ... 12 16 ttc 1·n Sj•rac""e. Ph&lle 992 ·~·. to · t H h Middleport, 0 ., $6,800. Can be nallce that. on t:tte 18th da)' of Nnvem ..., -.J"~ see apprec1a e. ump rey ti6' zig zag equipped to but-' . ll do ~r. 1961, lhe unden111ned rued ills 1 .BAIL~Y'S RESTAURANT ------:-::--~ - 1215-tH Stables, Rock Springs Fl1ira bought with sma wn pay- Pelllton a,aiOJf yOU In the Probale . c tonhole, monogram, appliovc, ment balance 1ikA rent Cnll Court or Melts Conncy, Ohio, pr,yhl!j: 218 E. Main . ' PHONE WY 2·3974 Po mer., Lo•t and Found around, Pomeroy. p II 6 ts $6 47 ' . for the sale ol the fOII!IWilll ducrllo· H~elen Bailey · , trill (B1IIey) ColliN ' " TRAILER, Brown's Trailer & etc. ay 0 paymen . Valley Lumber & Supply Co., ed real e~IAil' In ord@r rn ' Pa)' rJm i Open Sunday 10:00 to 6:30 LOST - Has anyone see_n Rug-~ Park, Minersville, O. Ph. 992 _ 12-15-,tp each. Ph. 992-2685. . MI'ddleport 0 992 .~09 do1toto1 or dl't"edent u11t.l cuntt ol ad.. "' R d f forma , · .&.I · m n sr.rauon : I I Kes · ~war or m · 3324 12 13 6tc HOUSE coal, gravel for drive12-15-tfc 12 13 91c . i i~!!!!'!!!!!'!!'!'!'!'!""'!!""""""'!!!!!!!!O!"'!!'O!"_ _ _ _""!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~ tion leading t& the reco\o·ery, . --I d I" Ph 992 Slutate In the (.;ounty ol Mf'lilo In tJ)e I· · -- -·- - - ----whether dead or alive, of a . FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart- way. 1 wil elVer · · ELECTROLUX sweeper on .,, 100M house on Broadway !!a~~~n~~..o~:O"\:.'"~~~ T;:~n · ~: the hoff1@,,.9~~MM. Dwight Pa_rk· 7286 · wheels, pop out paper bags, St. in Racine, large lot and ~""'"" rollow•• , J er fo.r their . regular . meet•rg male, blond, long hairded dog men!, furnace heat, Middle1 medium sized, lost near Ky- 1 port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. J2-l5-30tp dual cleaning toOls for rugs, garden, write or contact Mrs. Sltu•te In secllon No _ 20. 1n Town 3, U a~d Chnstmas party With a 50c ger, 0. Call Pt. . Pleasant! 11 28 tfc NOTICE Unclaimed freight, furniture, dusting. etc. Only/ Beulah Bradford, Box 116, ;~r~::tee~ !~e1 rll•n th~e[)c~~;~on '¢or:!.~1~~~P~ lt4 1 g1ft e:.cchange. 675-t:>&O day or Bidwell, 0., 5 ROOM house with bath, on 10 new zig zag sewing mach· 5 payments left of $6.99 each. Racine. Phone 949-3821. Mel1a eoun~y, ana deser ibett 111 fol· J l\ _ I 'fUESDAY • Wit· h 20 year fac to1'Y ~r· Ph· 992·2685· ' Beginning at a posl 2112 rod 9 FRIDAY 3fii·7439 after 10 p. m. or •\ Pearl St., Middl~port. Ohio, mes 12 11 lOtc lowft Nortn ol the southwest corner ot sar~t . WOMEN 'S AUXILIARV 0f all day Sunday. 12 14 4lc near grade sctlool. See Mattie antee, nationally advertised · 12-lS.tfc l · -~,!~ 1 ~ 11N:~r;~~: ~~=~~: ~~;t~ ~~!~ WILDWOOD Garden CluiJ the VetPrans' Memorial Hos-· - ~ N .. ; ~ Bush, 689 Page St., Middle- brauds, to sold ~-or stor- LUSTRE Fearn is guaranteed 1 ~-- Ll LJ to 11 corner ; thence sout h 50 rod• •o will meet at the home of Mr~ . pita\ will hold its annual Christ· 0 1IC8 and f ht total g $47 \,UCRIU ~ ~~~~ the !lt'ortbeaat corner uf Jo~Wph Law Homer Holter FridRy at 6 30 nd - - · ·- - - - · I port, 0. 12 4 Uc age h relgbe 'd,n ··oo·· to be the best cupet cleaner! renee 10 acre lo t: thence We!l !1!()0~1 f II k d' d mas potluck dinner a pro· I I Sun da)'. December FOUR ROOM furntshed apan 50 eac I can nat . 'fV . Ute North une so roo• to tno place o p. m. or a po UC' •. Jn ner an. ,br _., am ,·n the hospl''loCI•· l cafeterl·a (1'U'. , \ s lOll' .1' . you have ever used or yeur • belflr1nln ll . containing 2~ acre~. I!!J(I'epl . • 18 <.It lzaak Waltlln Farm, lllent. I"Y ''3658. 4 14 ttc per month. We Wlll deliver to money back Electric sham-' POMF..ROV- One story home, 5 IICr~ea aut ot the Strutnw.st. eorne( Christmas party WJth ;"! $1 gJft Tuesd<iy, Dec . 20 at- 6:30 p.m. 10 8 · 8 · smith. Also the fouowlnM exchanue " v _ -- - .... f'he :;; ter. Sponsored by t he your hOme to sew on Lhem to pooer rental · $1. Ebersbath alun1m" urn and Permastone sJ\1.- IIOid real estate sltunte 1n r.he t:nunty uf to • wit h :1 $1 g1·f t exc hange, 1 ing, 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), niOif Melp ••' ' " " ol Ohio. w·•" ""In MIDDLEPORT Child Omser· -,.· WEDNESDAY Cll .... .~ l"r \. \'oluntcer Fire Depl. ·FURNISHED and unfurnished male sure you are complete- Hd·we., p omeroyI 0 • 182 rodl North ot th& SoUihWel1 apartments. Close to acbooL ly satWiecl. Call m-3218. Jl.I!Hitc bath, full basement, garage . ..,.., ol s"11on No. "· Town .1. vation League will hold a rum- SYRACUSE 'fiHRD Wodnes· 1 p.ID. till 1 12-15;-'itp Phone 99U434. 1o' 11 tie l2 13 Stc . . Owner must sell $8,000.00. ~..:.,;,' ,:'1 ~:,,,"'ti,".,~'::,'."~; mage sale in the Fry building, day Homemakers club wlll have ===-;:;:--;--;;,~ ~ ... ~- --STEREO-J 1 I PIECE 11vln8 room ljWte, I: POMEROY - 1\l story frame ""'· ,.,... Norlb "' ""'' ...... Friday and Saturday. There its annual Christmas dinner ~nd NEUTZLlNG. Beauty Shop is For Sale oRe r t : 1967 CONSOLE us end table~, child's deSk and 5 rooms (3 bedrooms!, bath: .. w....•,.811,o•~~"'rO:",,~~~"~~••~:; will also be toys fol' sale. th h of ,._ open ; daus a we~k. Monday ROOM h taken Ia lovely walnut linJsb, "'onder Horse can be seen ~ •• • program at e orne ....... 10 3 7 ouse ms d' uJ ped with , peed "' • enclosed back porch corner .,...,..,, oonwrun• " " ' · ""'" PAST MATRON'S Club of Carroll No...:• Dec. 21 at "' ' through Fnday, with operatI'L ·-lhs Ph '~25 • ra •• eq. p 't s at 336 Lasley St., Pomerey, ' or lui. AiJ;u the followlnl real estate u.~· ~· dM ., ~ .,., to 1 chang r dial vol lot, !OxLOO, out of high water. 1n " " To...,.b!P ••• " " '1" bo•••· Evangeline Chapter, OES., Mid- a.m. Planned potluck at noon. 1 12 ors, ~·Irs. Neutzling an ary · · 11 .25 tic au rna lC e. ' - 0. l3 Stc i $3 500 00 ~o~:::o'::~rn~;vt!;, S: 7o' n:c:.t ~~ dleport, will meet Friday even. For more information call Mrs. Powell available at all time& ume control. 'l'hil set J I ·-• '"'AD'BUR.·y _ 0 sto heretofore deeded bJ Modl.Jon Fit~h h fM ML to do complete hair ca.re. Or· For Sale months old. Take over pay- GOOD, clean, ump, ~ p.... "" a] . ne 'd' ) ry ,.. wUe "' oormm Lowr"''" '"'"" ing at the orne 0 rs. · · · William Hayes. $1 gift exchange . 1 &toter block """'· froea· frame (b wrunum """ " nnt" thenco French al 7·30 p m Mrs A R d_,·5 may he 1laced lor w1g, menls o1 "!25 , . per -··• w.... or oU treated Coal Co lh ll at mg , tii Norlh we" 3918, .""'' . ...., 8 nn.a to lhe con• · · · · · · · P1anned. wiglols and falls al anyt 1me. DON'T pump your sluggish sep- pay balance due $101.95. Try eock ·• I m rooms, a , ce ar, 1eve1 1Z,• or ,, oeWIIl"< Run Rood; , ..... In , Pullen will have devotions. ----~ l2 16 3te tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All It in your bome, CaD f19Z.3218. trafflePh. . . . ~ ill Cllesbtre , 2~ located on rouELL-te1431JS.$4T,500WI.TwH. :f','!::m,.::·~"~• ~~~~ :::_ :t",~! A HIGH school dance will be 12 1 .... WANT 10 8 . Tank Cl • --· l2 II 6tc .......... .............. !0 "n ,,,, thonco held thi s Friday niL<ht from 8 Septtc PIANO T u N J NG School eaner. LIGU\&" us eu' 41 rod• and 17 links to the pla ce I I ' ' mark Farm Bureau In Porn- NERVOUST Can't lleepT .,._1 CITIZEN BAND, one Mosley ol hoflnnio,. '"'"'"'"' ' "r" bOth to 11 p.m. at Wahama High 01 nld '""' "''"' oltuoto In <~•n school auditorium., The dance church, home. Ph. Lane Dan. " s e1ement beam, one .,. Cha Albert M Cox, Breker 0 In USIC1 leis, 992-5>011. 12 7 12tp eroy, 0. 11 25 30tc "Sleepers." Guarante«< re.... o- He ch.Ja-• Salesmaa to....ah!P "' Lebonon. ,..,----:--:;::-:--- ·~-.- BLACK and white RCA T.V. aults or money bact. nel Regency Range Gam, one nry Off! ~ ..,.,..'"Peed! vot 1311. •••• m. is open to the public. The Jays Adams and Stanley AucUon h 1 ' Onl 98c. Nelsoo' Pbarm 2S Channel brternaUo nlaE-1 ee o.e• ......, M•'•• coontr. ohio. will emcee. 1 Bouse and Trading Postl 2l in. screen, $75. P • ate Y 81:'/, ti Mnd 750hb c 1 s- Evenblp II!ZMB or II9W838 SATUilDAY "Christmas In America," pre11 25 0 12 13 la now under one roof at evening 949-2681. &tc Pomero)', • IOip ;"ysell,ve Ru~ p~r 742 • 12 13 3tc ~'".~o~~ ~..·•;:;"o• ;:;; THE !'\ w . DLEPORT Senior semed by shadow plctore.•, ~ o. H Ulr)', 11187, or judpnent bY dtfaWt • rded sl and In narratioa Laurel Cliff ,..hool ouse 4525. 12 12 6tp 175 ACRE farm, bouse wJ1b 1 .w .. ,....,.. ,.,.,, ,ou, dass ~1,P~Jt0$9t }1)1~ school oo . mu ' . ~ oo State Route 124 and new rooms aac1 bath, cellar, cellar ~~~';; ~~~~ . ."J:.'!\'1; dance pat'ty,l!rllh. ~lc by the 'by ~- Wilbur Perrin.• was o Rt. 7 by-pass, open daily at KAY transistorized guitar amp- bouse, 2 large banu, tree or IWIY OTILL. DECEA& Jays this SatUrday Wm a..to lnsplnng program enjoyed by 12 noon. Jim Adams and • :~;~ ':tsi!ttone ~~: gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedl· enow, C:~ 11 p.m. at lhe Middleport .eje. Fri.endly Circle of Tr~_! Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tic ·AOIIOIIII f.Oooe: ......,an.... Peam WU· Allom,. ror -·"•tor lllentary auditorium. . Uwted Chuurch of Christ ,....,.. . 818 :L- .. ~... Call Jolm Lohse 892--:ID'I2. UU Ill, III <Ill t. •· 16, 23. Oto d . . th h h ~ llama, 1192-2318 or 992-2681. ~ SUNDAY ay evemng, m e c urc Help W•nhld ~ l2 If 3tp 10 3 tie AMVETS POST No. 30 will ial room. . JOWL BACON, 1 lb. 99c; pork · hold a regulae meeting at the Mrs. F_er_rln was tlevotloUI EL~t~:.~~!Ns :U.lraney T.Jilcht- Aeom., chops, 69c lb.; cubed steak. Auto S.IH . hall in Pomeroy Sunday at 7 leader, g1vmg· a · 1nedltai!OIIo PIPE FITTERS a. proper for'19c lb.; 10 lb. bananas 89c; Uli6 CADILLAC Coupe Deville, p.m. All member~ Are urged to "Keeping Christmas," ' 'tHi\ FLAMI CUTTERS 18.Sklna =.ce 2ti.kalla 3 bags 39c candy $1 · Pepsi be Christmas story !Tom Lukf•illl4 · LAYOUT MEN 110te ·• , all power, also a 1963 Stude- · present. ''Let U8 o. 8 .1 t." H. Ruma t. strooc 211.0..,., Cola 39c eta • 7·Up 3tlc ctn ' bak Lark t nd d tr HEMLOCK GROV" Ch h a poem, "" leD · 11 .,.I!!!~JA,!'!I~,~T2!'... ~:= lD.~ lleotl 1 gal....79c; ' sugar, ·5 · mls:;on. Ph: ~~~~. ~: r will hold their Chrt:mas ~:.. GuroupThsingMilndng!ofhi"C . · ~~,! ' perlenced tn the obOfl clasalflc.. 17. Man's name an.Htl'1lill lb bag 49c with $5 00 order· 12 12 s nd8 D ' 16 t pon e g 1ear, · ~~· :~:riat~;;::. b:"adar throu1b 18. Wicked : ;. eu. ~ al.l'raat ~ch~, No. 2~, M&ci Baver::· Va. _ _Stc p.~ ~~ery~:~~~J::Ico~:. "Ange!~ ~rom The RealrDl "'fi:. ~~;.!''::.~.;:; ~~:~ ~'{',!;,."" 1t.Pron..,. 1t.Stuft ll.Obt'a U.AIIoa• Food Mit. 1 miles lliiUth oflt511 f'OIUJ, 352 ca. ln. engine, M Ben rd Schramm, POMEL . CHURCH of Glory, With prayer by tb • .n.·:-:==-c 1\.!0 YOUR DIRTY C.AR Shop Core • Bulldozer eAny Typo auto insurance_ We may be Business Opportunity elruc~ 01"0 I\ GOODLESS'. YO' TH •NKSOFIT ASHAMED ()F SERVICE remove the $POts as . they 1. appear with blue Lu<t.re. Insurance Rent electric shampooer $L G"'E;;;T;:-;A:--quotatiOO from- REU· Pomeroy Cement lllock Co. TER INSURANCE WENCY 12 )2 6tc IJIIC. .before renewing your =~~~~~.~·:A~L~·~p ., Ll'L ABNER ... DON'T BE RADIATOR 2143 .JF carpets look' dull and drear, I'":PIL:::f92::.: : :':.:::::P:om::er:•:•:'ll Plows, discs, mowen, spreaders, tractors, chain saws and bulk tanks. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. R\:,UL I PROOUCINI!Ot WAN1 AD In MIOilL fPOR I MILKING EQUIPMENT Pomeroy Motor Co. 11111., ret 12r01 Noon /2·16 Wl 1·1151 . $1195 finish. oaalt1on11 ware! lc OFFICI: "'OUIS ., ..- .,.,. • )Q Rawlings Honda Sales 62 VOLKSWAGEN $895 Deluxe 2 Door, new tires, clean interior, radio, heater, black ettn• Oncaunt ," "•to •Ot tt .tt fo• DICk RAWLINGS ·. t'mish . radio and heater. lnt~riiOnl 101 flllll ...,,,.. ,~ '"' $1395 2 Dr Ol"luxr model. Locally owned and low nri.leage by or.ig· inal owner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue fm· ish. rudio and heater. :.! Dr. Deluxe model. ,Local owner, clean interior, jet black l)tlt lw GEOI!G8 WOND:IR C:ALL NICE!.l PeOt-• sl 64 VOLKSWAGEN _ ~•• Nll'l' II'I'Dr.J OIIIUTT ~S VOLKSWAGEN Jrt(UJICI 1M fne IVDo mort rnen an• •neorrtcl tnttrt•on • c;en · Pomerov Motor Co. ~ 1'1\ 1 •amr~eet141• Ot 2 SIGNS I Iiiii CAIIIC:IL.'-&ItONt T~AT LOYE·SICK cXJI<ER PIC\(ED UP T~E NEW GIRL. FRIEND AND 1.5 HEADINc; FOR T~E ~1\...LS. I ·r, R I /t' be. FltECICI.!S AND HIS FRIENDS lh MERRILL IILQ$1ER I' lly HAROLD GRAY .c YES· Md-1 !JOt'£ I ~,<,t:~i IT TO ..,li[_'IE. )I SO &YJ (!OO't> ST0R' t::6, P~W Ci·'.-1.<, "./ ···· ' ,,-y- f· •., 'i.":.,'";"' Or!D OH I S'POSE Nrr:"! H:ll I ~·~ ;;o Ut.::[; 1-1 r -<• .. D, ~t()I.'.T h!·; A~E ) ,;·,ILL, Mf-IYBE. . lHIIW.II'\' u·;~\.r GU~bS 1+~- '10lJ MUS"T' lola.:.QO WHAT f-'"JP 1t\D MGM LAST ·t-Oll-; ~;;::.~ S.;(' . ~,JIJS :a vii« fG. 11-!FI..l [)t)EAM '::; \ WQ><i ! DO'_..; urK. l£ J:IJ)O OOC r:... _: 'i.. I ..•. "Tc~· "'- ,-,•·-.- ( ~.__;-._,-, {'..H (~ •( J -i ;r~ W.C.t" ·Co. ;T C~) 'V1F.. 1':'-N ~ [DOES ~~ 1\~l D IS CUI=TC.t! ' 'lAEAN 'cAU•E Y ·.t..'l''~li e&n:::~. .,)~-;· ~~ C lol iLD'C81 t:;. .... "~ 11!~'{6 ! l-l~~ 1;..-, j , <..,c-- Al.C i'1 4 SO \.'JElL! ·rl<li'-j Yule Sto..v·,·s T /d • M • Pictures, Words o: DAfly CROSSWORD = =·- c.ttC;- ._ • ,._,, -·r ., Around and ..... I Middleport About 2k: AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING co. ~.~.~:o•~;.~ "" .... epportunur ~•'"'"· WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main StrMI & College Avo, Earn Money ond Prizes Dellvoring The Daily S.ntlnel to established Route CALL 992·2156 1&.=01' a:.:m· ~~ ol.ty ptae 27. ~=~ ~sta •~ ner SO.Allti:Latla ._ • ~• ::=•m • uueo ::;l'"'"• .31 · 32. Exertlllll I'• It• 36. 11eru1 out 36. ~!f" "Mr. Moto'' :n ..." 31!. ~ c...t 39. Author or .uccesa'" , 0 ..Fr cit LATE MODEL Junk 2. ~~P- ~ ,..,. jZO· I'" II'OilD4 li'LAuto ~- -mt"' ~~ · I' 1• I' I'" m dw I'' 4L~~ - ~ II• V/ ::'.!,'?.?.. U11der- ~ ·~ 11• ST. Fencing 'h ~ Ilk• grearea Wanted To Buy 1• 311.=: ,_ 1 · enlngt~ i" !I.!!,'!~ 140 3.Dolt L1_. ·· --1'-L-..L..-"<~.....I__;L-J....,J,,.J r a r s. M&G Food Market, 3 miles 11 • ._ aouth of Middleporl . Rt. 7. lhre'a ww11 It: 12 14 31p DAILY CRYPTOQUm~E,.A.Xl'DLBA..A.Xa It LONOFIJ:LLO"If ITANDING timber I•Oh!o · ODe letter &Imply otanda tor IIDOihor. ID tb1a llan!p~ A fa UM4 or Wl!ll Vlrginla, or old f<>r Ute Ut L' X t Ut brml with Umber. Marion I trophil"l, the ree length '· and or tonnattoa • two O'o,of etc. Jetton, •the Blnrle worU an all .,,_... Reynolds, Bo1 77, Syracuse, I .ll:'"'b day lbe cOde lettera are 41tforent. Q, 9 18 102tp A c.yptepom ~uae For Rent Y K T R '1' L Ill F V Y R 0 T H Y H n Y K V D, MODERN furnishi.l first floor 'rKLFXDWT DN BMII' YKKF IV&Ta efficiency apartment in Mid· VG BOiilLI.-HVD'l'HY DHVBI'LFA. flleport. Pb. 992-31174. 12 14 lfc Yoo~rtlay'o CryplotJuole: LIFE IS NOT DA'l'llD MJillllilLY liY YEARS. EVENTS AR& SOMiil'I'DIIilll Tilll: BEIIT CALII:H< f::-:aoo=~M;-:-bo-us~e::-::an:::d;-;ccbat.h, fur. PARS.-l>ISRAJCLI naee and earage, 255 W. Main uw .. L lt., ~ Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992lU lla ••••a. co u., Zllr P l ,. s,.a~eat., rae., · Mlddleport: Rt. 7. r:: lor a boll· Christ will have a Christmas 1 day VISit With her daughter and program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ld 1 nd 1 k bers of . family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ly- The public is invited. teh er Yh ach s.cth me~"'-tmlll ndL' d Dbb' dB e cur WI a,..,.. .. ons a m a, e 1e an er- SANTA CLAUS will make remembrance. Mrs. 1 Kautr, nard. Mrs. Lyons and daughter, his annual visit to Syracuse at president, named MrS: 1:eorum1 Debbie, and Mrs. Harley Sw1sh- the town hall December 18, at Jewell, Mrs. PhU Globokar, e1 went to Zanesville for her 2 p.m. with a treat for all chil- Mrs. f11omas Young an<I.Mn. mother. dren of the village and those Kautz to carry out tlill project. Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Mary altending the Syracuse s•:hool. Gift< werP exchanged aro.und Bash an, 1\avenswood, V. . V ~., Santa's visit is sponsored by the tile lighted tree. A 0•1ft ~ill v1SJ'ted here Wednes day w1th Ladles Auxiliary of the syra- the Circle was sent to Rev, .WU:. friends and attended the Ama- ct1se Volunteer Fire Dept. bur Perrin. A holiday dinner teur Gardeners' Club Christ· MONDAY . the Martin restaur~ .prlift6., 1 E "' mas par y. CHESTER NAZAR N., ed the meeting at the~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover church w!ll have a Christmas visited recently in Lancastor program on Monday, Dec. 19, "EQUALITV STAin!:'.' with lheir son and famdy, Mr. at 7:30. An Interesting pro- Wyoming's nlcliame of the and Mrs. Davis Sover and 1am- gram has been planned and ev- "Equaii!J Statf derives from lly, and with their daughter eryone I• invited. , the fact that tile staje was a and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hub. TilE .IOF CLASS of the pioneer ln WDJ11811 llllflrage bard and children.d d United Methodist Church will though It was ·not adJ'!Iltted to Mrs. George An erson an meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. atthe Uqion Ulltll !89!1, Mrs. James Buchanan spenl · Tue!lday in Parkersburg, W. !1~pe:I::~E~~~~~$25c!: Zan~~~IIle, .i~ ahere 12 14 3tp NEW SHIPMENT of clothing ln. engine, $75, Ph. 992-!IS7. 12136tp has arrived, Dice line ol cJill. dren's ·clothing, Including toys BuslnHI Servlcel also men's work uni!onns, MAKE MORE PROFIT by Jelfer's Used Clothing Store, llstlng your llrm's services 10 Rt. 33, .going toward• the the Dally SenUoel's Business Fairgrounds. 12 ll 6lc Sorvice cohnnn. 10 10 tt 992;181 . -d c.- CUSTOM butchering, will buy ·NEW bides. Phil Meier, 992-lSIO. C:HEST PREIZERS $153 II I rfc All Modtlt Salt Prlctdl All A,l1onet1 Sale Prlctdl &UCI'IIlNEEII Wo Sorvlct, Dollvor. Compldl Set¥k:l Flnonco Crtlt lirodh.,.d Opon1!'!~~~S:~.~Ight, Wrlbl• ..,_or Coatad &. t.. IIRAUJI'IIllll ~ • RadDe, llbto • POMEROY I I tiC , .. ' SEWING maclllilel. tepiu set lice aU malLei. WY J-:1281. SUPIJt I!RVICI STATION n..' Fabn< Shop. PomOIV!I POTATOES. get your winter 1\ulhorlted Singer Sall!l and 1111 tie V&. while they last. lltrvlce. pota•_, M d M . H MEl Clarence Proffitt, Pnttland, D~•uY-M'.. ooncrl!l8 dellfl!l' r. an rs. orace c "· ""'~ "' h· M nd M K I Ow 0. Ph. 143-2Zi4. 10 30 llc ·~ ~ rl•hl to ~•. proiJ~t:l F~~t mny, r. a rs. ar on ~ -- -and •tallY '';" r raa .. tlma•~.~~;o Mrs. William Allman, Mr. and GOOD USF.D lii'I'R. 1:1.95 and · ..,. Uoegleln Mrs. Phil M~inhait, and Mr. op. Pomeroy Hotne • Auto. Phone \lll'l-:12!14. Mlddi"JOtt. and Mn. Emerson Jon<!$ of 12 9 12tc ~~ody·MIJ co., 1 iltl U• Middleport attended the ChristE1 RJCEO turnl t ·I h lh K '•hi BUIXl ~ turt tr t\IH <.'UNUlTIUNtNG ··kelnKer 111M par y g ven y • "'" ' our third floor budget shop. ,. R of Pythias Lnd!(e in Gallipolis B•ter FUMIIture, Mlitdleporl anon service, )Irk ' · • 1riK "'-u-•&y evenin• Mr and ·Mrs • · '' k • Phune 1·" ' "" · ,. • • Ohio. ll 11 If< arau~n, Ne.w a. en A 111 . ' tee Davidson, Athens, w~re 4 "NEVER used anything like TlJ 1-Jf>S'i. guesta of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jon~•· I It," say usera o! Blue Lu•tre · t~>:.~ri"'u.· PWMBt~G .. Rural . A tu~key dinner was <crved. fo~ lor cleaning carpet. Rent Doxol l!t!l'lie '' tia• Arnold lowed by a gift exchanKe and 1 electr:Ic ahampooer fl. Baker Brothers. 611 &. Malo St ., .ca1ol sing. Santa distributed Funlltura c... La 12 etc romeroy, I l2 tl• Jl[fta to the ehl~dren present. i CHRISTMAS SALE! ~~:~~ c~:~le:'d~~d~:o: ., I TV.'~ O:J~E\J 0A ~ R5 l?e,<RY. I l I 1 DI~N"r !IUY H~L!' THIN!;o. eDME.· !II:EN U~ING MY CREDIT CARD:;! 0'= &TO(KING:) ... A REJ PLA"D 5< 1RT...VP.TC'IN5 CAS ov;~; 5WEATo~5 ...J.,EYALL CHEC.< W1TH Teo ~'[",~ Bll45. ·. ·:~l.~ W·~·:3: - ~, : D'? • ·J .S:: 81JT I NEVEr CHARGED .li POT OFP:AJTIC GERANILIMS AT e•JY ~ ~:us! et w• OKI>.Y, E•.MS~, AIMS T P_EASE~ 3 ROOMS New $299 ONLY I f30.00 Do..,;. - Ihlen~ Conv•nfent ·' f , r.,,.. MASON. •'. FURNITURE CO, .. MASON; Yf•.VA. · '-----tiit---.. ·-~-;;;., __ '• .,. . ~ '. I l, \ 1'" \ .: .• .. �., I . ,I ·I I I \ •v FRIQ I.A55Wfll.l. I, IAitJIIIY QOOOU art4 SNUI'fY IMITH ;;~ ,:0· • --~.~-------~------:--------·----~""i ... Get Exlra .Cash The Want,Ad Way Business Service~ HE'S CHOPPIN' HOW ON GITON IN JUGHAID COULD KINOLIN'WOOD HELP ME WIF MY 'RITI;MeTIC RIGHT NOW .. AIRTH DOVE MUL1ERPLV THREE FO.UR!H'SI TH' HOUSE~ 'IE GOT COMPANY!! I COME TO SEE IF tiOWDY, UA,., ~ Y-a WHAT <:AN fHI WII.I.ETS ly WALT WITTEit.IM. ,_,._._. . . ..,~l ' TIMES FIVE SI)(TEENTHS? J: .DO FER VOU? - 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 16, 1966 U'\Nl AD \ 1NfORIIII6 I ION . UIAin.IMII 'WI.. oe, flefon t-UitiiUtle" \ 1 •· M~CIIW ~IICIIIftl ' :90 • 1111111 CU"RI!CliOIIII •tctpt.O <Jntll t:QQ •• !let on & II.Wo ..ll A l IUNt '"'• Pu11111111• restrwH "" ~•1111 tt ldll 01 ,..111:1 ' " ' tdl "''"''0 f........ "IICfl.nltllt 0 tilhtr I;UOfl IIIUI'eChlfll) wlh not 1M rtlPGnttbot fe• •o ~•""•c•'"'"·tloll ····~ ,., Mlnwn~· ~~~ .,:1\l'lf ~~ tentt It Clntt pt• wara tar ,.,,., <:on- tHI.III¥1 If •• • eno a•r•. (;&.0 Of I HANKS & O&llUAI!:It~ -ro rl'lllllmu"' l1d1 e :)l;l< • 1¥1 to JAtu rcl.o• •;10 A '>:Ill fl 111 M !f't 10 EASY ro "''-•Ce • Authorized ·Dooler For BLAEnNARS CHORE BOY o USED BARGAIN PHONE WY 2·21 56 Nl•IIO\', . . . BUYS o FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Memorv ;;,;-;=.,-;· - - - · . Y0'5A'S T~AR. Sl.JMPTH ~· I COULD DO RJ' DAIS 'I ~,>s-·•o MAKE UP FO' ACC !DE NTALL'I l1l IQ',;;;, Radlaiar e Car able to save you money. . ' I ____ ;;===-=-=--:== 5 \ BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE·THRU CAR WASH KEITH GOBlE FQRD EEk I M!I!K Relax ••• Enjoy Fine Food While Shopping ••• I. I ' I I S(}( ')A J CA 1. I I I - .• ' IT'S IT'> BWMJ I~G TO SNOW! •• .. VERI' LIGHT. lH()()GH. THERE WO'-l'T BE WlXJGH StJOW FOR FREtiKY TO MAK£ A SIJO\\J tiAI..L ~ AT LfAl.T AIJ HOUR! . .. . ··,, ·.: .. a~· . '""' . ' ' • • ..... '' . . • . . .... . '.. . . • .. • 0 ' ~~ 8Y HOWIE SCMNt;IDER 1\J • I . . ~\~,~·- -·---- ' ly GASOLIN! ALLEY ' KING .. , :-: NE.i!E.R UIJC£Rrni~I\ATE ' THE I=Q.VER OF A FA~TICAL WOMAIIJ! ' . t he oo lcJ lu..::.'"'Lj 0r1e . . I '.''0''' " ''· . .. ' . ~• .D You're n.:::: ... .. .. ·..:.. ' I •• ~f1.:. . ' ., .. •. . . ' <;.c4', THE BORN LOSE'• = ly ART SAMSONI DICk iRACY I I NOW !.'-lS :T SUMPTHII,"A FOR . ONLY {)( e H01ter "'· A &ACNELOR K1t-.100? 8 2 tfc Pomoroy MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable 992-5101 person from this area to AUTOMOBILE !nsur81lce 0 ·n NY 2·2196 M•ddl•oort 0 CHRISTMAS trees for ---sale service and collect from aulo- 1 canL-elled? Losl your ope rat·\ '~~~::::::~::::::.::::;:~;;::~~ Harden's Grocery, Syr~cuse.1 matic dispensers. No expert. \ or·• llcense? Call WV 2·2966. \, 12-15-6tc! ence needed - we eslablr•h 1 lo 1tc accounts for you. Car, refer· - - -ONE USED UPRIGHT PIANO ences and $985 to $1.785 cash Legal Notice Re.conditioned, with bench, frte capital neressan, 4 tu l:i tN tHE PA:Ou-te coU-.l-oF MEt-is OHIO delivery. Call Rutland Fu!'ri-1 hours weekl y neis exce11en1 1I "omer G. couNTY, Buter. A.dmtntttr•tor 1 DON'T FO"G IT ;,;< '$ lltACH Et.OR IN MEMORY of Viola For Rent For Sale --,--,.,-who went away ftVt' ago lnday. December 16, 1\101. 13 ROOM furnished apartment 1964 CHEV., V-8, 12 ton pickup, MEMORIES, MEMORIES and 4 room furnished apart· wide bed, R&H, new paint. There • ;II always be a 'l"l ment. Adults. References. 126 Also 1 new yard gas light. Tuppt'I'S . .In the heart that cannol ue, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992- Millhone Sehio, Piams, 0. Ph. 667-3994. lilled. 6698. 12 8 tlr 12 t6 3tp Never seU Failh short. 4 .ROOM unfurnished apartment p Ph 992--5385 CHESTNUT mare, 6 years, ride The older we become m omeroy. · · ture, 742-4211. monthly income, full hme e~t the E~tate of Mary suu. Df' reased , The more sure we are 11 18 tfc or drive, well mannered $150, P•••nmt 12- 15-:Jt:c!' more. For local interview, That Faith is the Rock lTRAlLER space on Brownell Quarterette gelding, 6 years, wri~e Eagle lnrlustries. 4509 v•rt•• .,.,,,, " ••·· N•~~~~~•'"' · Upon which we must stand. Ave., Ml' ddleport. Ph. m 47", silver dappeled, white ELECTRIC range, Montgomery · Ward refrJ'geralor, van•'ty, 11 Minnetonks Blvd., None• n Pu&Lit;AlloN I . Th c- lon an d genuane PIcas- 262 ,_ wanner . . , Minneapol- The unknuwn ne tn, ril"vl!IIM!t, teu · 11 10 Uc mane and tail, s'dhGW$ 25 tees, 1dmlnistratvrs, executors and ure any child can n e, 1 or k'tch 1 en cab'me t, wr1nger 1y PCl IS, Mmn., 5a41ti. While you complete your last minute 12 7 11tp aat!Jns or (."J•rk sttu, ueceaft('d; •ne That home alone affords. .FURNISHED 4 room apart- best offer. Sorrel and white washer. Russell Bailey, Mi· unknown heirs, devtsees, t('"Meea, ad shopping, stop at Bailey's for lunch. · ~ b th Ph nM 3056 executors. and liM IIIII~ Enjoy our GOOD food and fine ser· 'lbe clock of Ufe is on I y; 111en t Wlm a · · '"v · pony gelding, 4 year, very nersville, Ohio, 992-6516. Re1l Estate For Sale otmlnislraton. """ s1111, """''""· . . . the un wound once. 12 6 tfc quiet •~ttt., 5 gaited pony, tail l2-15-3tc -· known neln. n~Y1!1us, !eglltl'es. M vice. 1t will make your day, a ·better ..,... HOUSE on 464 South 4th St. . mlrllatratou, executon. and. uotgm ot one.• Family ~- SMALL 4 roonlhouse with bath set and ready to show, ffi'!St SINGER sewing machine mc:xtcll • Sarah Ro"Jerwon, oereul'd, will taJte . ~ ·· . ... 12 16 ttc 1·n Sj•rac""e. Ph&lle 992 ·~·. to · t H h Middleport, 0 ., $6,800. Can be nallce that. on t:tte 18th da)' of Nnvem ..., -.J"~ see apprec1a e. ump rey ti6' zig zag equipped to but-' . ll do ~r. 1961, lhe unden111ned rued ills 1 .BAIL~Y'S RESTAURANT ------:-::--~ - 1215-tH Stables, Rock Springs Fl1ira bought with sma wn pay- Pelllton a,aiOJf yOU In the Probale . c tonhole, monogram, appliovc, ment balance 1ikA rent Cnll Court or Melts Conncy, Ohio, pr,yhl!j: 218 E. Main . ' PHONE WY 2·3974 Po mer., Lo•t and Found around, Pomeroy. p II 6 ts $6 47 ' . for the sale ol the fOII!IWilll ducrllo· H~elen Bailey · , trill (B1IIey) ColliN ' " TRAILER, Brown's Trailer & etc. ay 0 paymen . Valley Lumber & Supply Co., ed real e~IAil' In ord@r rn ' Pa)' rJm i Open Sunday 10:00 to 6:30 LOST - Has anyone see_n Rug-~ Park, Minersville, O. Ph. 992 _ 12-15-,tp each. Ph. 992-2685. . MI'ddleport 0 992 .~09 do1toto1 or dl't"edent u11t.l cuntt ol ad.. "' R d f forma , · .&.I · m n sr.rauon : I I Kes · ~war or m · 3324 12 13 6tc HOUSE coal, gravel for drive12-15-tfc 12 13 91c . i i~!!!!'!!!!!'!!'!'!'!'!""'!!""""""'!!!!!!!!O!"'!!'O!"_ _ _ _""!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!~ tion leading t& the reco\o·ery, . --I d I" Ph 992 Slutate In the (.;ounty ol Mf'lilo In tJ)e I· · -- -·- - - ----whether dead or alive, of a . FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart- way. 1 wil elVer · · ELECTROLUX sweeper on .,, 100M house on Broadway !!a~~~n~~..o~:O"\:.'"~~~ T;:~n · ~: the hoff1@,,.9~~MM. Dwight Pa_rk· 7286 · wheels, pop out paper bags, St. in Racine, large lot and ~""'"" rollow•• , J er fo.r their . regular . meet•rg male, blond, long hairded dog men!, furnace heat, Middle1 medium sized, lost near Ky- 1 port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. J2-l5-30tp dual cleaning toOls for rugs, garden, write or contact Mrs. Sltu•te In secllon No _ 20. 1n Town 3, U a~d Chnstmas party With a 50c ger, 0. Call Pt. . Pleasant! 11 28 tfc NOTICE Unclaimed freight, furniture, dusting. etc. Only/ Beulah Bradford, Box 116, ;~r~::tee~ !~e1 rll•n th~e[)c~~;~on '¢or:!.~1~~~P~ lt4 1 g1ft e:.cchange. 675-t:>&O day or Bidwell, 0., 5 ROOM house with bath, on 10 new zig zag sewing mach· 5 payments left of $6.99 each. Racine. Phone 949-3821. Mel1a eoun~y, ana deser ibett 111 fol· J l\ _ I 'fUESDAY • Wit· h 20 year fac to1'Y ~r· Ph· 992·2685· ' Beginning at a posl 2112 rod 9 FRIDAY 3fii·7439 after 10 p. m. or •\ Pearl St., Middl~port. Ohio, mes 12 11 lOtc lowft Nortn ol the southwest corner ot sar~t . WOMEN 'S AUXILIARV 0f all day Sunday. 12 14 4lc near grade sctlool. See Mattie antee, nationally advertised · 12-lS.tfc l · -~,!~ 1 ~ 11N:~r;~~: ~~=~~: ~~;t~ ~~!~ WILDWOOD Garden CluiJ the VetPrans' Memorial Hos-· - ~ N .. ; ~ Bush, 689 Page St., Middle- brauds, to sold ~-or stor- LUSTRE Fearn is guaranteed 1 ~-- Ll LJ to 11 corner ; thence sout h 50 rod• •o will meet at the home of Mr~ . pita\ will hold its annual Christ· 0 1IC8 and f ht total g $47 \,UCRIU ~ ~~~~ the !lt'ortbeaat corner uf Jo~Wph Law Homer Holter FridRy at 6 30 nd - - · ·- - - - · I port, 0. 12 4 Uc age h relgbe 'd,n ··oo·· to be the best cupet cleaner! renee 10 acre lo t: thence We!l !1!()0~1 f II k d' d mas potluck dinner a pro· I I Sun da)'. December FOUR ROOM furntshed apan 50 eac I can nat . 'fV . Ute North une so roo• to tno place o p. m. or a po UC' •. Jn ner an. ,br _., am ,·n the hospl''loCI•· l cafeterl·a (1'U'. , \ s lOll' .1' . you have ever used or yeur • belflr1nln ll . containing 2~ acre~. I!!J(I'epl . • 18 <.It lzaak Waltlln Farm, lllent. I"Y ''3658. 4 14 ttc per month. We Wlll deliver to money back Electric sham-' POMF..ROV- One story home, 5 IICr~ea aut ot the Strutnw.st. eorne( Christmas party WJth ;"! $1 gJft Tuesd<iy, Dec . 20 at- 6:30 p.m. 10 8 · 8 · smith. Also the fouowlnM exchanue " v _ -- - .... f'he :;; ter. Sponsored by t he your hOme to sew on Lhem to pooer rental · $1. Ebersbath alun1m" urn and Permastone sJ\1.- IIOid real estate sltunte 1n r.he t:nunty uf to • wit h :1 $1 g1·f t exc hange, 1 ing, 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), niOif Melp ••' ' " " ol Ohio. w·•" ""In MIDDLEPORT Child Omser· -,.· WEDNESDAY Cll .... .~ l"r \. \'oluntcer Fire Depl. ·FURNISHED and unfurnished male sure you are complete- Hd·we., p omeroyI 0 • 182 rodl North ot th& SoUihWel1 apartments. Close to acbooL ly satWiecl. Call m-3218. Jl.I!Hitc bath, full basement, garage . ..,.., ol s"11on No. "· Town .1. vation League will hold a rum- SYRACUSE 'fiHRD Wodnes· 1 p.ID. till 1 12-15;-'itp Phone 99U434. 1o' 11 tie l2 13 Stc . . Owner must sell $8,000.00. ~..:.,;,' ,:'1 ~:,,,"'ti,".,~'::,'."~; mage sale in the Fry building, day Homemakers club wlll have ===-;:;:--;--;;,~ ~ ... ~- --STEREO-J 1 I PIECE 11vln8 room ljWte, I: POMEROY - 1\l story frame ""'· ,.,... Norlb "' ""'' ...... Friday and Saturday. There its annual Christmas dinner ~nd NEUTZLlNG. Beauty Shop is For Sale oRe r t : 1967 CONSOLE us end table~, child's deSk and 5 rooms (3 bedrooms!, bath: .. w....•,.811,o•~~"'rO:",,~~~"~~••~:; will also be toys fol' sale. th h of ,._ open ; daus a we~k. Monday ROOM h taken Ia lovely walnut linJsb, "'onder Horse can be seen ~ •• • program at e orne ....... 10 3 7 ouse ms d' uJ ped with , peed "' • enclosed back porch corner .,...,..,, oonwrun• " " ' · ""'" PAST MATRON'S Club of Carroll No...:• Dec. 21 at "' ' through Fnday, with operatI'L ·-lhs Ph '~25 • ra •• eq. p 't s at 336 Lasley St., Pomerey, ' or lui. AiJ;u the followlnl real estate u.~· ~· dM ., ~ .,., to 1 chang r dial vol lot, !OxLOO, out of high water. 1n " " To...,.b!P ••• " " '1" bo•••· Evangeline Chapter, OES., Mid- a.m. Planned potluck at noon. 1 12 ors, ~·Irs. Neutzling an ary · · 11 .25 tic au rna lC e. ' - 0. l3 Stc i $3 500 00 ~o~:::o'::~rn~;vt!;, S: 7o' n:c:.t ~~ dleport, will meet Friday even. For more information call Mrs. Powell available at all time& ume control. 'l'hil set J I ·-• '"'AD'BUR.·y _ 0 sto heretofore deeded bJ Modl.Jon Fit~h h fM ML to do complete hair ca.re. Or· For Sale months old. Take over pay- GOOD, clean, ump, ~ p.... "" a] . ne 'd' ) ry ,.. wUe "' oormm Lowr"''" '"'"" ing at the orne 0 rs. · · · William Hayes. $1 gift exchange . 1 &toter block """'· froea· frame (b wrunum """ " nnt" thenco French al 7·30 p m Mrs A R d_,·5 may he 1laced lor w1g, menls o1 "!25 , . per -··• w.... or oU treated Coal Co lh ll at mg , tii Norlh we" 3918, .""'' . ...., 8 nn.a to lhe con• · · · · · · · P1anned. wiglols and falls al anyt 1me. DON'T pump your sluggish sep- pay balance due $101.95. Try eock ·• I m rooms, a , ce ar, 1eve1 1Z,• or ,, oeWIIl"< Run Rood; , ..... In , Pullen will have devotions. ----~ l2 16 3te tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All It in your bome, CaD f19Z.3218. trafflePh. . . . ~ ill Cllesbtre , 2~ located on rouELL-te1431JS.$4T,500WI.TwH. :f','!::m,.::·~"~• ~~~~ :::_ :t",~! A HIGH school dance will be 12 1 .... WANT 10 8 . Tank Cl • --· l2 II 6tc .......... .............. !0 "n ,,,, thonco held thi s Friday niL<ht from 8 Septtc PIANO T u N J NG School eaner. LIGU\&" us eu' 41 rod• and 17 links to the pla ce I I ' ' mark Farm Bureau In Porn- NERVOUST Can't lleepT .,._1 CITIZEN BAND, one Mosley ol hoflnnio,. '"'"'"'"' ' "r" bOth to 11 p.m. at Wahama High 01 nld '""' "''"' oltuoto In <~•n school auditorium., The dance church, home. Ph. Lane Dan. " s e1ement beam, one .,. Cha Albert M Cox, Breker 0 In USIC1 leis, 992-5>011. 12 7 12tp eroy, 0. 11 25 30tc "Sleepers." Guarante«< re.... o- He ch.Ja-• Salesmaa to....ah!P "' Lebonon. ,..,----:--:;::-:--- ·~-.- BLACK and white RCA T.V. aults or money bact. nel Regency Range Gam, one nry Off! ~ ..,.,..'"Peed! vot 1311. •••• m. is open to the public. The Jays Adams and Stanley AucUon h 1 ' Onl 98c. Nelsoo' Pbarm 2S Channel brternaUo nlaE-1 ee o.e• ......, M•'•• coontr. ohio. will emcee. 1 Bouse and Trading Postl 2l in. screen, $75. P • ate Y 81:'/, ti Mnd 750hb c 1 s- Evenblp II!ZMB or II9W838 SATUilDAY "Christmas In America," pre11 25 0 12 13 la now under one roof at evening 949-2681. &tc Pomero)', • IOip ;"ysell,ve Ru~ p~r 742 • 12 13 3tc ~'".~o~~ ~..·•;:;"o• ;:;; THE !'\ w . DLEPORT Senior semed by shadow plctore.•, ~ o. H Ulr)', 11187, or judpnent bY dtfaWt • rded sl and In narratioa Laurel Cliff ,..hool ouse 4525. 12 12 6tp 175 ACRE farm, bouse wJ1b 1 .w .. ,....,.. ,.,.,, ,ou, dass ~1,P~Jt0$9t }1)1~ school oo . mu ' . ~ oo State Route 124 and new rooms aac1 bath, cellar, cellar ~~~';; ~~~~ . ."J:.'!\'1; dance pat'ty,l!rllh. ~lc by the 'by ~- Wilbur Perrin.• was o Rt. 7 by-pass, open daily at KAY transistorized guitar amp- bouse, 2 large banu, tree or IWIY OTILL. DECEA& Jays this SatUrday Wm a..to lnsplnng program enjoyed by 12 noon. Jim Adams and • :~;~ ':tsi!ttone ~~: gas, 2 farm ponds, lmmedl· enow, C:~ 11 p.m. at lhe Middleport .eje. Fri.endly Circle of Tr~_! Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tic ·AOIIOIIII f.Oooe: ......,an.... Peam WU· Allom,. ror -·"•tor lllentary auditorium. . Uwted Chuurch of Christ ,....,.. . 818 :L- .. ~... Call Jolm Lohse 892--:ID'I2. UU Ill, III <Ill t. •· 16, 23. Oto d . . th h h ~ llama, 1192-2318 or 992-2681. ~ SUNDAY ay evemng, m e c urc Help W•nhld ~ l2 If 3tp 10 3 tie AMVETS POST No. 30 will ial room. . JOWL BACON, 1 lb. 99c; pork · hold a regulae meeting at the Mrs. F_er_rln was tlevotloUI EL~t~:.~~!Ns :U.lraney T.Jilcht- Aeom., chops, 69c lb.; cubed steak. Auto S.IH . hall in Pomeroy Sunday at 7 leader, g1vmg· a · 1nedltai!OIIo PIPE FITTERS a. proper for'19c lb.; 10 lb. bananas 89c; Uli6 CADILLAC Coupe Deville, p.m. All member~ Are urged to "Keeping Christmas," ' 'tHi\ FLAMI CUTTERS 18.Sklna =.ce 2ti.kalla 3 bags 39c candy $1 · Pepsi be Christmas story !Tom Lukf•illl4 · LAYOUT MEN 110te ·• , all power, also a 1963 Stude- · present. ''Let U8 o. 8 .1 t." H. Ruma t. strooc 211.0..,., Cola 39c eta • 7·Up 3tlc ctn ' bak Lark t nd d tr HEMLOCK GROV" Ch h a poem, "" leD · 11 .,.I!!!~JA,!'!I~,~T2!'... ~:= lD.~ lleotl 1 gal....79c; ' sugar, ·5 · mls:;on. Ph: ~~~~. ~: r will hold their Chrt:mas ~:.. GuroupThsingMilndng!ofhi"C . · ~~,! ' perlenced tn the obOfl clasalflc.. 17. Man's name an.Htl'1lill lb bag 49c with $5 00 order· 12 12 s nd8 D ' 16 t pon e g 1ear, · ~~· :~:riat~;;::. b:"adar throu1b 18. Wicked : ;. eu. ~ al.l'raat ~ch~, No. 2~, M&ci Baver::· Va. _ _Stc p.~ ~~ery~:~~~J::Ico~:. "Ange!~ ~rom The RealrDl "'fi:. ~~;.!''::.~.;:; ~~:~ ~'{',!;,."" 1t.Pron..,. 1t.Stuft ll.Obt'a U.AIIoa• Food Mit. 1 miles lliiUth oflt511 f'OIUJ, 352 ca. ln. engine, M Ben rd Schramm, POMEL . CHURCH of Glory, With prayer by tb • .n.·:-:==-c 1\.!0 YOUR DIRTY C.AR Shop Core • Bulldozer eAny Typo auto insurance_ We may be Business Opportunity elruc~ 01"0 I\ GOODLESS'. YO' TH •NKSOFIT ASHAMED ()F SERVICE remove the $POts as . they 1. appear with blue Lu<t.re. Insurance Rent electric shampooer $L G"'E;;;T;:-;A:--quotatiOO from- REU· Pomeroy Cement lllock Co. TER INSURANCE WENCY 12 )2 6tc IJIIC. .before renewing your =~~~~~.~·:A~L~·~p ., Ll'L ABNER ... DON'T BE RADIATOR 2143 .JF carpets look' dull and drear, I'":PIL:::f92::.: : :':.:::::P:om::er:•:•:'ll Plows, discs, mowen, spreaders, tractors, chain saws and bulk tanks. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. R\:,UL I PROOUCINI!Ot WAN1 AD In MIOilL fPOR I MILKING EQUIPMENT Pomeroy Motor Co. 11111., ret 12r01 Noon /2·16 Wl 1·1151 . $1195 finish. oaalt1on11 ware! lc OFFICI: "'OUIS ., ..- .,.,. • )Q Rawlings Honda Sales 62 VOLKSWAGEN $895 Deluxe 2 Door, new tires, clean interior, radio, heater, black ettn• Oncaunt ," "•to •Ot tt .tt fo• DICk RAWLINGS ·. t'mish . radio and heater. lnt~riiOnl 101 flllll ...,,,.. ,~ '"' $1395 2 Dr Ol"luxr model. Locally owned and low nri.leage by or.ig· inal owner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue fm· ish. rudio and heater. :.! Dr. Deluxe model. ,Local owner, clean interior, jet black l)tlt lw GEOI!G8 WOND:IR C:ALL NICE!.l PeOt-• sl 64 VOLKSWAGEN _ ~•• Nll'l' II'I'Dr.J OIIIUTT ~S VOLKSWAGEN Jrt(UJICI 1M fne IVDo mort rnen an• •neorrtcl tnttrt•on • c;en · Pomerov Motor Co. ~ 1'1\ 1 •amr~eet141• Ot 2 SIGNS I Iiiii CAIIIC:IL.'-&ItONt T~AT LOYE·SICK cXJI<ER PIC\(ED UP T~E NEW GIRL. FRIEND AND 1.5 HEADINc; FOR T~E ~1\...LS. I ·r, R I /t' be. FltECICI.!S AND HIS FRIENDS lh MERRILL IILQ$1ER I' lly HAROLD GRAY .c YES· Md-1 !JOt'£ I ~,<,t:~i IT TO ..,li[_'IE. )I SO &YJ (!OO't> ST0R' t::6, P~W Ci·'.-1.<, "./ ···· ' ,,-y- f· •., 'i.":.,'";"' Or!D OH I S'POSE Nrr:"! H:ll I ~·~ ;;o Ut.::[; 1-1 r -<• .. D, ~t()I.'.T h!·; A~E ) ,;·,ILL, Mf-IYBE. . lHIIW.II'\' u·;~\.r GU~bS 1+~- '10lJ MUS"T' lola.:.QO WHAT f-'"JP 1t\D MGM LAST ·t-Oll-; ~;;::.~ S.;(' . ~,JIJS :a vii« fG. 11-!FI..l [)t)EAM '::; \ WQ><i ! DO'_..; urK. l£ J:IJ)O OOC r:... _: 'i.. I ..•. "Tc~· "'- ,-,•·-.- ( ~.__;-._,-, {'..H (~ •( J -i ;r~ W.C.t" ·Co. ;T C~) 'V1F.. 1':'-N ~ [DOES ~~ 1\~l D IS CUI=TC.t! ' 'lAEAN 'cAU•E Y ·.t..'l''~li e&n:::~. .,)~-;· ~~ C lol iLD'C81 t:;. .... "~ 11!~'{6 ! l-l~~ 1;..-, j , <..,c-- Al.C i'1 4 SO \.'JElL! ·rl<li'-j Yule Sto..v·,·s T /d • M • Pictures, Words o: DAfly CROSSWORD = =·- c.ttC;- ._ • ,._,, -·r ., Around and ..... I Middleport About 2k: AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING co. ~.~.~:o•~;.~ "" .... epportunur ~•'"'"· WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main StrMI & College Avo, Earn Money ond Prizes Dellvoring The Daily S.ntlnel to established Route CALL 992·2156 1&.=01' a:.:m· ~~ ol.ty ptae 27. ~=~ ~sta •~ ner SO.Allti:Latla ._ • ~• ::=•m • uueo ::;l'"'"• .31 · 32. Exertlllll I'• It• 36. 11eru1 out 36. ~!f" "Mr. Moto'' :n ..." 31!. ~ c...t 39. Author or .uccesa'" , 0 ..Fr cit LATE MODEL Junk 2. ~~P- ~ ,..,. jZO· I'" II'OilD4 li'LAuto ~- -mt"' ~~ · I' 1• I' I'" m dw I'' 4L~~ - ~ II• V/ ::'.!,'?.?.. U11der- ~ ·~ 11• ST. Fencing 'h ~ Ilk• grearea Wanted To Buy 1• 311.=: ,_ 1 · enlngt~ i" !I.!!,'!~ 140 3.Dolt L1_. ·· --1'-L-..L..-"<~.....I__;L-J....,J,,.J r a r s. M&G Food Market, 3 miles 11 • ._ aouth of Middleporl . Rt. 7. lhre'a ww11 It: 12 14 31p DAILY CRYPTOQUm~E,.A.Xl'DLBA..A.Xa It LONOFIJ:LLO"If ITANDING timber I•Oh!o · ODe letter &Imply otanda tor IIDOihor. ID tb1a llan!p~ A fa UM4 or Wl!ll Vlrginla, or old f<>r Ute Ut L' X t Ut brml with Umber. Marion I trophil"l, the ree length '· and or tonnattoa • two O'o,of etc. Jetton, •the Blnrle worU an all .,,_... Reynolds, Bo1 77, Syracuse, I .ll:'"'b day lbe cOde lettera are 41tforent. Q, 9 18 102tp A c.yptepom ~uae For Rent Y K T R '1' L Ill F V Y R 0 T H Y H n Y K V D, MODERN furnishi.l first floor 'rKLFXDWT DN BMII' YKKF IV&Ta efficiency apartment in Mid· VG BOiilLI.-HVD'l'HY DHVBI'LFA. flleport. Pb. 992-31174. 12 14 lfc Yoo~rtlay'o CryplotJuole: LIFE IS NOT DA'l'llD MJillllilLY liY YEARS. EVENTS AR& SOMiil'I'DIIilll Tilll: BEIIT CALII:H< f::-:aoo=~M;-:-bo-us~e::-::an:::d;-;ccbat.h, fur. PARS.-l>ISRAJCLI naee and earage, 255 W. Main uw .. L lt., ~ Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992lU lla ••••a. co u., Zllr P l ,. s,.a~eat., rae., · Mlddleport: Rt. 7. r:: lor a boll· Christ will have a Christmas 1 day VISit With her daughter and program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. ld 1 nd 1 k bers of . family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ly- The public is invited. teh er Yh ach s.cth me~"'-tmlll ndL' d Dbb' dB e cur WI a,..,.. .. ons a m a, e 1e an er- SANTA CLAUS will make remembrance. Mrs. 1 Kautr, nard. Mrs. Lyons and daughter, his annual visit to Syracuse at president, named MrS: 1:eorum1 Debbie, and Mrs. Harley Sw1sh- the town hall December 18, at Jewell, Mrs. PhU Globokar, e1 went to Zanesville for her 2 p.m. with a treat for all chil- Mrs. f11omas Young an<I.Mn. mother. dren of the village and those Kautz to carry out tlill project. Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Mary altending the Syracuse s•:hool. Gift< werP exchanged aro.und Bash an, 1\avenswood, V. . V ~., Santa's visit is sponsored by the tile lighted tree. A 0•1ft ~ill v1SJ'ted here Wednes day w1th Ladles Auxiliary of the syra- the Circle was sent to Rev, .WU:. friends and attended the Ama- ct1se Volunteer Fire Dept. bur Perrin. A holiday dinner teur Gardeners' Club Christ· MONDAY . the Martin restaur~ .prlift6., 1 E "' mas par y. CHESTER NAZAR N., ed the meeting at the~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover church w!ll have a Christmas visited recently in Lancastor program on Monday, Dec. 19, "EQUALITV STAin!:'.' with lheir son and famdy, Mr. at 7:30. An Interesting pro- Wyoming's nlcliame of the and Mrs. Davis Sover and 1am- gram has been planned and ev- "Equaii!J Statf derives from lly, and with their daughter eryone I• invited. , the fact that tile staje was a and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hub. TilE .IOF CLASS of the pioneer ln WDJ11811 llllflrage bard and children.d d United Methodist Church will though It was ·not adJ'!Iltted to Mrs. George An erson an meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. atthe Uqion Ulltll !89!1, Mrs. James Buchanan spenl · Tue!lday in Parkersburg, W. !1~pe:I::~E~~~~~$25c!: Zan~~~IIle, .i~ ahere 12 14 3tp NEW SHIPMENT of clothing ln. engine, $75, Ph. 992-!IS7. 12136tp has arrived, Dice line ol cJill. dren's ·clothing, Including toys BuslnHI Servlcel also men's work uni!onns, MAKE MORE PROFIT by Jelfer's Used Clothing Store, llstlng your llrm's services 10 Rt. 33, .going toward• the the Dally SenUoel's Business Fairgrounds. 12 ll 6lc Sorvice cohnnn. 10 10 tt 992;181 . -d c.- CUSTOM butchering, will buy ·NEW bides. Phil Meier, 992-lSIO. C:HEST PREIZERS $153 II I rfc All Modtlt Salt Prlctdl All A,l1onet1 Sale Prlctdl &UCI'IIlNEEII Wo Sorvlct, Dollvor. Compldl Set¥k:l Flnonco Crtlt lirodh.,.d Opon1!'!~~~S:~.~Ight, Wrlbl• ..,_or Coatad &. t.. IIRAUJI'IIllll ~ • RadDe, llbto • POMEROY I I tiC , .. ' SEWING maclllilel. tepiu set lice aU malLei. WY J-:1281. SUPIJt I!RVICI STATION n..' Fabn< Shop. PomOIV!I POTATOES. get your winter 1\ulhorlted Singer Sall!l and 1111 tie V&. while they last. lltrvlce. pota•_, M d M . H MEl Clarence Proffitt, Pnttland, D~•uY-M'.. ooncrl!l8 dellfl!l' r. an rs. orace c "· ""'~ "' h· M nd M K I Ow 0. Ph. 143-2Zi4. 10 30 llc ·~ ~ rl•hl to ~•. proiJ~t:l F~~t mny, r. a rs. ar on ~ -- -and •tallY '';" r raa .. tlma•~.~~;o Mrs. William Allman, Mr. and GOOD USF.D lii'I'R. 1:1.95 and · ..,. Uoegleln Mrs. Phil M~inhait, and Mr. op. Pomeroy Hotne • Auto. Phone \lll'l-:12!14. Mlddi"JOtt. and Mn. Emerson Jon<!$ of 12 9 12tc ~~ody·MIJ co., 1 iltl U• Middleport attended the ChristE1 RJCEO turnl t ·I h lh K '•hi BUIXl ~ turt tr t\IH <.'UNUlTIUNtNG ··kelnKer 111M par y g ven y • "'" ' our third floor budget shop. ,. R of Pythias Lnd!(e in Gallipolis B•ter FUMIIture, Mlitdleporl anon service, )Irk ' · • 1riK "'-u-•&y evenin• Mr and ·Mrs • · '' k • Phune 1·" ' "" · ,. • • Ohio. ll 11 If< arau~n, Ne.w a. en A 111 . ' tee Davidson, Athens, w~re 4 "NEVER used anything like TlJ 1-Jf>S'i. guesta of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jon~•· I It," say usera o! Blue Lu•tre · t~>:.~ri"'u.· PWMBt~G .. Rural . A tu~key dinner was <crved. fo~ lor cleaning carpet. Rent Doxol l!t!l'lie '' tia• Arnold lowed by a gift exchanKe and 1 electr:Ic ahampooer fl. Baker Brothers. 611 &. Malo St ., .ca1ol sing. Santa distributed Funlltura c... La 12 etc romeroy, I l2 tl• Jl[fta to the ehl~dren present. i CHRISTMAS SALE! ~~:~~ c~:~le:'d~~d~:o: ., I TV.'~ O:J~E\J 0A ~ R5 l?e,<RY. I l I 1 DI~N"r !IUY H~L!' THIN!;o. eDME.· !II:EN U~ING MY CREDIT CARD:;! 0'= &TO(KING:) ... A REJ PLA"D 5< 1RT...VP.TC'IN5 CAS ov;~; 5WEATo~5 ...J.,EYALL CHEC.< W1TH Teo ~'[",~ Bll45. ·. ·:~l.~ W·~·:3: - ~, : D'? • ·J .S:: 81JT I NEVEr CHARGED .li POT OFP:AJTIC GERANILIMS AT e•JY ~ ~:us! et w• OKI>.Y, E•.MS~, AIMS T P_EASE~ 3 ROOMS New $299 ONLY I f30.00 Do..,;. - Ihlen~ Conv•nfent ·' f , r.,,.. MASON. •'. FURNITURE CO, .. MASON; Yf•.VA. · '-----tiit---.. ·-~-;;;., __ '• .,. . ~ '. I l, \ 1'" \ .: .• .. �,, ' ! ' ,,'• t. ' ·:M'r·~. Crooks ·, ,, ' ' • ·' 12·DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, O. ~Dee. 111, 19.8 Pomeroy Shakes~are Club Members the ~orlllllear . c,{HIIV~ermonette Are Guests ol Mrs. Ben Neutzling 1\T ' Fl h d''Lo ' A IS .' ,I ' '• • { , u· . as .. ear G ' UP' , By Shepher.ds·Was r·Aatest 1 i· '• ··Over JSO On Hand For Yule °· par tYTh scJay T . ChristmaS 0p1c Is Theme of WSCSM . book was tu be k£no\\n as the from a lable covered with publicity book 10 tne future. a thew 1.1~·25 were led by Mrs. Sewing Club'S Annual Dinner Held Wednesday Chnstmas green cloth and cen· Kerns Roush to open the meet· A note of thanks was sent to Cora tered wtth the red carnation ing of the WSCS ol the 1 Fore~t 1 , ...... HONGLULU !l!Ill) -The nauoii•a ftnt. blosateUite faile4 to reenter ~ earth's atmosphere aa ~ Saturday, ' doornlnJ<' 'tliQusanda of speei·' mens 61 piai\ts and low animal ore~ll!f to an orbital death; II. 1~ for the National Aerqrrlllllct and Space Admlnistratf91t tNASAl said tbe capsule carl'YIDi tlie plant and animal Ill• ~~y separated fro111 tile ~ on command, but an -~ malfunction In an ~tor" .f)rstem trwmitted ti'I'GileOUI Information. ~~e • Racine Chapter W1// 1/ i nsta New OfficerS M:r:IGS THEATRE I • I 1 1 1 • • 1 Chr1st1ans, we cease to lea~, because we trust ta~e care of us. lng of Christmas carols and a . ,''Behold, I br~ng yo~ good 1 • ID I tulings of great JOY which shall be to all people. ,For unto you 15 ~>?rn th1s. day m _the. ctty . Davtd a Sav1our, which IS Christ the Lord." What onderfully "Good w News" was given to the sheP.II herds as they ~atched their sheep on the htllslde near Bet.h·ll lehem on the night God g~ve His Son to the World, Notice that the message reads th,at the "Good News" Is given to all people. Not one person on earth Is excluded, Christ came save everyone from the bondage of sin, that they might be lree, Jesus said, "If I make you free, ye shall be free indeed." Jesus can free you of those sins which you are committing. against God and man. He can make you a new person who is free from the slavery of sin. This good news Is yours today simply for the asking. JIISt ask Chr' JSl to come Into your heart and forgive and take away our s'ns y 1 · n 11 ou w·u pray th'19 & m y 't ~h · t 1.11 relnatoy eanh1 ' t IISd l~f :"'ndme ld 0 Y ur ear an 1e, • a o th;no, .11 d L.."&' WI pass away, an ~ h0 ld 8 11 th' 'II b ' mgs WI ecome new" You will be a ne pe · w r· son In Jesus Christ. You will still have the same physical h . . c aractenstlcs, but . the toward you, your heart will be changed, Instead of your life brlngillgll forth "adultery• lornl'catl·on• u•·~cleanness, lasciviousness, Idola· II try, witchcraf~ hatred, varianooe II emulations, strife, seditions, esies, envyings, murders, drunk· enness and' reve!Ung," w1'll " co~e Iorth from your 111e, love, JOY, peace, lon1gsulffer.ing,ll gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, and temperance" Galatians 5:19, 20, 21, 22 and 23. When the shen""rda beard this Napper, Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Mrs. John Grueser and guest,, ginia Davis, Rev. Stutler Kevin and Lee Ann Nease. '1 .~om~ p!'OpiP •~ve •o mtwh " iiRy, orR we~>k , or a month, or a payrlay- toss in extra dollars from birthday and Christmas gifts, overtime pay or honu,es-save every penny, dime, or quarter. Any way you. choose to save here. we'll help your savings account grl!lw faster ... with interest, as earned! Open yow· savings account here now! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~!* POMEROY '#f~* NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for <Wer 94 years POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Under The Federal Doposlt Insurance Corporation ' .,, Is the removable leather card-photo case, It's a sepeoJiii use. with windows for 8 cards or wpshOt$ b'OII can lclll or replace windows). Pockets for 2 charge plates.illM snap closi111o The Convertible itself is a cornplelt bltlo' fold. With a secret tCllllparlment for large bills ~ lhe rqutar bill compa;tmenl Two Jeathef pocl<etl for cards and papers. A window with an ideriliflcatlon'carl lor you 10 fill out. Slim and suppl•, in fine lighh;elght ~~a~~ttr~.,· - • • search was called off. Bios project officers said the retro rocket required to bring the capsule back into the atmosphere apparently failed to fire. The capsule and spaeecralt will continue to orbit and "slowly decay," NASA said, until they reenter the earth's atmosphere, a· process tllal will take a long time. The Bios was the first In a $100 million series of planned satellite launchings. The flying laboratory, whlch orbited Wed· nesday after a perfect launcit from cape Kennedy, was to have provided scientist.. witb answer to such questions as the effect ol weipuessnesa; growlh and heredity In plant.. and onimals, and what sublie cellular chanses might occur to astronauts In .pace lor extend· ed periods. "During its three days or orbit.'' Wilson said, ''the spacecraft maintained proper temperature, pressure, hwnidity and welghtl"'•ness levels for . the experiments and certain useful engineering and whole system dafa was obtained. "However, without reco"'J and analysis of tile ~­ the biollatellite missloo•b8l ""' met its scientific objectives." :. '; Altltough ostensively a the project may yteld posllive results If and wbeli 280 pound capsule reent«a atmosphere and Ia l't!C!OVefecl; addition to containing cious biological ~=~~ the cajisule was e cameras which pholol!l'aphs during tile Includes previoul and~ ~tile ~~~:~~:.ttota~:~~e~:a~4~r~ =not L~!~~R~e:: =:r~:pcampalgnagalnstair ~:::J~:~~·19.'. ct!:rt. Evan~ ~ . D. .. 1 lo~, Ga~i!s ~~tl!ll s~~xt ~ ~~~w THIS IS QUIET UJ;J'\LJ Rusk Expect(;! More Aid for Asian Front Romney Honored, Cheered' By Growing GOP Support I 1 -~-· I '1 ' 1 · G Rh0d "''m' Realtors' Award II Bloody Ground·Fighting Flares in Central Highlands Our Find-lt·YouneJUat for sfrb who 'dump their jewelry in _. different places. And only remember nine" dlent. SANTA CLAUS On Elberfelds 2nd Floor This Week Friday and Saturday from 3 to 4. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ! INSIDE TODAY 1 tUCftlCIN•otftCtiiCWC'UC Bring the Children to See ,, UNITED NATIONS (UP[) - first step toward peace, disar· The treaty, c:ontalnlnC 1f The United Nations Saturday mament and a ban on the I articles, becom., effective .Nil' gave overwhelming approval to , •pread of nuclear weapons. as soon as it ia ratified 11r ftY1 man's first international law · The 122-member main politi· governments, lncll!dlng dtoae ., ensuring the peaceful uses of cal oommittee adopted a , the United States, lhe aow.& outer space. :resolution embodying the histor.' Union and Britain, Both the United States and ic outer space treaty which the Soviet Union haUed the . prohibits the placing of nuclear Ambassador Arll1llr J. ~ treaty as an unportant possible weapons in space, berg hailed tile treaty U - • _.:.___ - - - 1mportant step toward peace" and said notbing would mike the United States '~ppler" than if it were followed bf 1 FIRST SECTION Pago 2·3 . General NIIWs treaty against the prollleraUnl Page 4 ... . , Editorial or nuclear weapons. Pago 5-6-7 . . . . . . Sporta Soviet Ambassador Nlkalal T. Page 8 ...•• Farm News Fedorenko warned !bit II Pago 10 ........ WHk's Immediate earthly pr\lblems, Roundup, -CONSTRUCTION ori Gallla ~Unty's new lake is expected to be com pleted w,ithin ' · few days. The lake Is locat~d adjacent to the were not solved In the nelr WASHINGTON (UP!l -A Meigs HilWa Beat main camplns area at the junior fairgrounds. Above, Paul Evans, of the Galha County Soli and Water Con!H,!rvat~on J?lstrlct, operates a future, there would continue 'itr lawmaker promised SECOND SECTION transit (left) while Darrell 'ioung holds a survey rod. Driving a stake is Tuck Carter. Operating the caterpillar on rtght ts Ted Hanna. This Democratic Salurday to introduce on the Page 13-14 ... Local and be a threat hangiog over lhe Tlpti-Benlinel photograph was taken at the lake's mid-section, looldn g east toward Rt. 35. first day of the new Congress Aru News world. He added, however, that wltl16 6 the space treaty lie Pag• IS·l regarded ~ IWia . the agreements requhd othir areas o! ~It could "'niir oama ·county Agrtculfur.Attoa Service Ion& both sldes l'!ke 'I'd , Caner..and . Construe- &p. MccarthJ P•u• 24 . In Our Town undoubtedly ~!,!t!..~~lar e1 Soclely revealed Sallll'day Is pmtdjne ' fllwlclal help. grass will 1Je.,p{aoltd 81on41,1B 11011 , has t!oliipi~. lite' mlh n::N·. v.:sa\ribe'''b~tt~' 1tlr ' · THIRD SECTION agreement II· . ) ,...,...~1!~ day that Gallla county's rie,..ll 1he latt will be aecordlng banks. A ditch hu been com- !IK'vinS. for the new lake. clean air was belng lost because , Poge 25-32 ...... Comics \ lake wiU be ready for ul!t bV ~ '"-te'; ~:·•nd will pleted to take tare of 1' \ 1119ff When completed, the lake of "Inadequacy of present air I PASTOR DIES FIOM spring. tie stocked' with II~ by the water at the lower end of the will serve as an addi.tional a~ pollution control measures and ' BROWNS WIN COLUMBUS <UP!) - Memor· UJt!JitD' PRESS COIIStructlon 011 the one acre State. lake area. traction at fhe camp Site, whicn the fragmentation of efforls." The Cleveland Browns rallied ial services will be lteld Tu• project began last week. Act· Two walking bridles from Woodland Improvement has last '!llmmer ~ttracted over l , . . ·from a 10.10 tie at halftime to 1 day afternoon for the Rev. WU.. 1~'1'ERNATIONAL ,. , ual planning began eight the camp site area leading a· already iaken care of many lm· 250 tounsts, Smce the now of a1r slap !he St. Louis Cardinals liam c. Peterson, 65, pulA1r Fannncler Dtel months ago according to Waldo cross a small creek to the Jake proveme~ts in the area, such Brow.n also announced seVPr3l l tra~~L..,nds state . and . othe~ :18·10 Saturday afternoon. Re· Jof the w. Broed St. Presb)'\el'o COLUMBUS _ FUNERAL . f'. Brown. Gallia County Jun. area will be constructed before as clearmg away dead trt"eS, beautification proJects a r e political boundaries, It '" . serve quarterbacks finished lor ian Church since 1957. He died serVlcas will be hrld Monday ' lor Fairground and Gallla spring, Brown added, hriar patches and swamp sec· underway at the camp Site Imperative that the federal both clubs. ·Friday in Mt. Carmel Bospllll. for Ho·•ard H 'Gassaway ex Camp Site manager. The lake Shrubbery will be plant!'<! a· tors. area. govdefrnmhenthatssu,mel a, P"'d lthlve \ 'fl' • •• ' • 1 -an ort r1g roeo ea ers 1p 600 eeutlire vice fiii!Sident anti di· wUI .be approximate Y in a forward-moving partner· 0 rec!,qr ol the Ohio Company, feet 80 feet wide, and be,hip with the local and state J an Investment nrm. tw""n ••sht and 10 r...t d•ep. ("' governments in fighting air Gasaway, so, died Friday tr. WASHINGTON (UP() raiwan, South VIetnam, Thai· said. pollution," he said in a University Hosp:::l o: ~anfr. behind the pjunio; fairground~ cretary of State Dean Rusk s. and, Tehran and India before · Wrong Attention Focuo statement. i ~f 7as a me;;:..r 0; ~~: ~g· lour miles north of Gallipoli~: on his return from a 22,700-m•Je ~ning to Paris for the NATO He also commented that a lot McCarthy'• propooed legislaWIDTE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPI) -~ 1 col mm k salve A . tl. n· off Rt 35 diplomatic mission Saturday he c·onference. of people seem to be paying ti'on would establish an 1·nter· igan Gov. George Romney said Saturday he was honore4 ves men 8 an ers asoc1a" on Brown · said · · to ll .S. bo mb'ng · · Iy swt'It buildup of pu'"' !he proJ·ect will expected other countrlea to step Dl I . h peel . ed mo mme attentlon I s state system of air pollution and and encouraged lly a surgnsmg ... Ica and the execuuve oI Amer · 1 sc osmg e ex re · th N rth th to Communist 1' rt f h' OP 'd t ' 1 tender Itt f N ti I A . add greally to the wildlife value up their aid to South Vietnam - . h I fro US Uies fo South m e. o . an . control regions. It also would l tc suppo or tm as a pres.• en ta con , eci" comm ee o . a ona ......,a. . . perhaps to include more combat e P m · · a r terronsm m the South. He sa1d r uire the Health Education Romney spoke out as the nahon's governors end lion of Seeurlhes Dealers, Inc., of the eamp1ng a!"a, troo I V1etnam, Rusk decllned to say there was a terrorist attack on eq ' I their first mid-year conference. Democratic memberl District I, TIIe lake Is bema constructps. which countries might offer Saigon airport while he was In and Welfare Department to set went home in ost-election disarray while Republicanl ed through the cooperallon ol Rusk also Indicated he was additional ald. He said that was S lh v· tn clean all standards for the . n'ng pover their ..:::::.:.:::::'.....::..:::~:::!c=:== . ·e~ It al ou 1e am. . 10g·on were gnn 1 1 1 · Ultlmatrtm Made var~ou~ coun Y agr1 · u ur ag- ready to tell President Johnson I lor litem. to ,announce. 1 .\own Nov. 0 victories and and time In making up 1 eneles, Including the ?•lila Sod Jthat the North Atlantic Treaty Rusk d1d say that he found McCarthy's statement renect.. party harmonv. mind. And he said he also ~OBCOW - THE SUVIET and Water Co~rvat1on DIS· Organization !NATO) had i "good understanding" of the . Industry Gutted growing concern over dirty 1 The front - running Romney decide how to deal with 1.·ed Union oonflrmed Saturday that trlct and the Soil r.onservallon weatllered France's military , issues In the war during hiS · I C' . f "ir prompted largely by the ' again edged a little closer to starters and !pODtaneoua or eon,t,munist ~:OS had issued Service, which will . provide wit!Idrawa~ ~nd W8ll ready to lrlp, Including that on the part i ~N~~~~~~~Pl) _ A Thanksgiving week smog alert ' ilf'l'llmin• an active pre.siden· ,nizatlona" whlch might Jar an ultlmaturp ordering three technical and engmeermg ..,.v. begin rehuddmg lor a space-age of the NATO countries. I 11 'nd 1 . 1 b 'ld' h along tile eastern seaboard tial candidate when he told unauthorized campalan• · Soviet correopo ' nd ents 1ces. · The Agrteu · Jtura1 Sl• bil't· future. w mg. ous· o·. eeri ol the siX Asked abo 1 the controve,.. sma . 1 t us r~a In newsmen at this mountain re- him. 1 In Peking expelled by Christ u •., mg wo engm ng trms I No Slgll Of Eod 1over U.S. bombing raids in the suburban Deer Park was gut· KIDS BEAT RAZERS · '"~' . But when asked If hr mas Day. OV, eS Rusk flew to nearby Andrews , vicinity of the North VIetnam ted Saturday by a fire that cau,. Thmgs have .moved ahead the surge, of pr<>-Romn• 1 The ~pulslo~ was announced Air Force Base from tile Paris 1capiial of Hanoi, Rusk declined ed damaRe estimated at $00.000 I CINCINNATI (UP!) - Chi!· : faster than I anhrtpated before port as eVIdenced in poD 111 PekinR F!lday . The nt'Ws S NATO meeun1, At 1 plfneslde to go beyond administration I Deer Park fireman Harry dren playing with matches Sal· the election. I haven't encour- ing him ahead of p,, was IPresd tmmedlalely w I news conference, he aid that statements that warplanes only McConnell was treated at Mer- urday apparently slarted a ft"' ayed that but r don't find it Johnson, the Mormon go throughout world-exeeplln Rua nowhere on hla wide-ranging Ihad struck military targets. Icy Hospital after getting glass which badly damaged a two • an unfavorable development." replied: sla, where Tass, the Soviet }ft££ travels to Asia and Europe did There would be no need for in his eye and was released. , •tory brick house in suburba,n Romney made it clear he in· ''I don't see bow any red ~ news agency, walled 24 boors ""' he find any Indication that American planes to be over \The firms were Crossbow, Inc., : Walnut HUis. The unoccupied tends to build an organization blooded American could be otllo ' before pobhshlng it. Hanoi wu wiUing to negotiate North VIetnam at all If Hanoi tndustrlal enRineers, and H. E. dwelling was schoduled to be tr help him reach his final de- er than honored to have peopll • ' WlDTE SULPHUR SPRfNGR, ~n end to tltc Vietnam wnr. woold give l1JI It~ military ! Hanrork and As..,.,iareo, con· torn down to make way for Jn. cislon on whether to run. He feel the way these developmenll A M,atriel Pro/ · w. VA. (UP)) - Gov. Jame~> ' Tbe secrelary .tslted Japan, ambitions Ia the South, Rusk suiting engineers, terstate 71. reiterated Utat he need• h.tv iltdl<:&l<. ll ;, •lso subal·!riao~ ~'WANT!OO IIIW, N. Y. A. JU:l9dea was told heN Friday Navl<doojlwin Roekeleller, dau· thai Oble baa won the 19116 a· jl_tter of ~er David Roell- wlfll of the Society of Industrial ·,efeller and niece of Gov. Realtors and Developers. ~oil. A. Rockefeller, was marGoV. Rhodes' learned of r_!l4 Saturltay at the Union 1101!Q!' from WOllam B. West Ch~ to Walter J. Kaiser, WUhtngton, prealdellt of SAIGON (UPII -U.S. positions Inside the IIOoCelled and unloaded 2,245,000 props· llerft Team Alllckod chineguns. The weapons auto- Viet Cong aaents UJOclate profeasor of Ena• nallonal orsanlzallon, at In the fU'SI demilitarized zone lor the thirll ganda leaflets over Hanoi and In the Mekong Delta south oJ matlcally spray about four the terror attacks ordered !Ish li!ld eamparatlve hterature Na'tlonal Governor•' ~~~enc<!l::i,actlon In a straight day, the 'Red River delta region. Saigon, 1 U.S. Special ForctS bullets Into every square foot of North Viebtam In the al . Hlrv~ University. In .W1tJte Sulphtlll Springs. surrounded The central lllghlanda Some of the leaflets urgrd team was attacked by Comm~ an area bigger than a football the alleged U.S. ralclt Inside Tbe !n'f!!t ·met her 'hte honor marks the to t100 began when a patrol ol the North Vietnamese troops to nisi guerrlllas hut was saved field. Hanoi eity Dmlts. husband she l!llroli«< 1111\e.'a northern state has ttoops and pounded them witll Air Cavalry Division in surrender if they were sent Into without a single casuaity when Scene of the Viet Cong defeat G,bl!'da,; prH! of hli fOI\I'BeS durllll the award for Its ..Wlecy and air strl~ea. tlon Thayer n made the South. an Air Force AC47 plane with wa• '" Vinh Lon~ Provinc•e Just before dan "' linal term liThe Raclcl brld~.. prosram, lcughl lhrouih the ~ht by with a squad of VIti ' Communist Romania, mean- Galllng·type 8\IDB routed the about 7G mlles southwest ol terroriSt lftllllcll! wu ..,_.. ll&ht o! flare shlpe. the li~htlne IJ"W , In while, joined Red China in Communists with bursts !rom Sa1gon. into a jeep three mlllll of Mr. atld Mrl. Allealt '17 Viet tpp1 · the hellcopter-bome that U.S. bombs the 6,000 bullets-per-minute Spokeomen In Saigon said downtown Saljpl ·Kalw•jlltt!d~~'.,.., . kllil!!lln 1\Je ftl:il reported ~ had a . Its Hanoi embassy In weapons. leaflet-droppinC planeo did Fill ino ill!• ', •• b ~'."" of· the battle near ~ . battalion IIUITOUniled. , ralda last Tuesday and Wedpes- TIIe Green Beret lldvlsers actual!y fty over Hanm but P ·, !t 1,...... the eenttal bjl.o.l~ l!lrQ;- Citlled 18 . day ... Henol claimed Saturday beld off suerrtJia 1111811 11'1111 the wind carry the leaflets Seve t t •l hla dOctorate~ IIOrth o1 Qui·J;.IIIId Ajr sllikei~ )le&VJ artillery that bomb and rocket fragmeftls and mortar lire lllf 11\010 )han the cllf. norlbeut o! Salgnn. ea!led lit incUhe I!Aitlt with American markings were 90 minute~ before the olane Despite re!ny weather -&mel ·Farthtr U. 1, ~~:::rl raged tnle the Mwn liiiur~ ·tn the Chinese CommuniSt dropped Ill IIU 1 ~ the North Friday, a Hight of Ill · Bunda,Y. . , . ·' and saturated the ·atU ' ivllt\ Force Thunderchiefs Rajtty mot)l!lll!il 'wealller In Saigo,n and machlnegun lire. two brklaes and several s ·~=~~ ed air strikes · eny raids by 1be llJIIIVerted esrgn !Ilanes of hllhw•r dliep In the ~! VJetnNn t againll residenUal are rigged throtlghoul !,lie lower between II.JIIOI ml Olea l!lllil~tl HIIIOl. f1*!1118t wltb ~. IDa· Phu. i'\Tew Lake ,.,o Be Ready b1v S~nr:ng j . ' ~'~ .:.....,-.,.,~!: .,.. ,.,, r " LORD IUXT- · A library for the grade< ~~:·;\iF. ·-----------------------~--------~~·~~ objeetives beealll4! of the failure to recover the capsule." TIIe mJslnformation handed NASA by lite indicator system touched of! a wild race against time, as plenet· rushed to the area where it was believed the capsule had oplashed down. In order to beat the slx·hour Ule span of the plants and organisms, parascuba team• would have been dropped to fasten a balloon to !lie capsule, facilitating an aerial recovery, But when NASA realized the spacecralt was still orbiting, the Juiced Up Pollution Law Wanted was annoonced as the n for the year when Rulilanid mt>t Mnnrt::Jy evenine- ~t. high school with a large attend· I ancc. Vernon Weber, president, was in charge of the meeting which opened wilh the pledge to flag, followed by the PTA song, er by Mr. Joe Sayre Union Church and a vocal solo, "Jerusalem," by Allen wood. The sum of $300 W"' toward the projecf of heiJ>in!d furnish, arrange and oversre a llbrary for the grade school 1 llhirh will Include a large Bi· ble for both the high school and grade school libraries. A program was presented by the first six gradeo of <ehool, with grad.. one two singing favorite- Chrlstnu.sl rarols and grades throogh six presenting a Christ- I mas play and a nativity and a chorus who sang Christmas carols. Judith Snowden gave 8 readinc, ''Twas the Night Before Chrlstmaa" to close the program, Refreahments were capsule had overshot the target _ . , from Hlrkam Alr area "here the retrieval planes Force Base were cruialng above were cruising, NASA said. Pal:lllc Oeean, 400 miles north However, later Information of ..HawaU ready to make a : allowed the capsule had not spe.l\acular aerial catch of the reentered the earth's atmos· capsule, but the malfunction pbere but conUnued in an ollliaed the awiltly IIIOVinl uncontrollable orbit. bil)logical laboratory to remain NASA said that if the capsule ih orbit. Is eventually recovered, aome of ·-Because the separatloo from the fixed experiments might & ;· spacecraft cut llfe support still be salvaged. But it was systems from the Uny orga· apparent, according to Cltarles nisms, all life aboard the Wilson, project manager of the capsule would die within six biosateUite series, that the llrst hours. NASA said. bioa "had not met Its sclentlfie At first it was believed the 1 . What's your system for successful saving? PRJC~, 1a ~~ I mE PATRICIANhyLADY •x101 -. . Rutland PTA's Annual Project Is New Library - ~}}~ 1-966-----------~~-~~~~~~~e~-ro-,.-Mld-41-e-pur.' ~:), ' ,I FOR THE LADY WHO BELIEVFS IN LOOKING QUIETLY EXQUISITE.. t~ Mrs. Dale Warner, Mrs. C. W. Nease, Miss Dorinda Wilsan, Mrs. F. Ray Wilson, Mrs, <~ .j. UN Treaty Assures Farout Space Peace I r~ (' THREE SECTIONS One of the extras you get enints activities included sing. that God w1ll Belle Russell for the large com· . nd greenery arrangement. Mrs , nun MethodiSt Churrh Wednrs· mumty Christmas tree Ill Mid· ~ratt was at the punch bowl , day evemng at the chv.-h._ A~ visit by Santa and Mrs. Claus dlcport A garden club paper , and Mrs. John Werner poured article, "Chnsunas G1fts !Mr. and Mrs. Doug Runyan.) whtch had bt•en g1ver on rad1o ' at thr silver coffee service. from The Upper Room was al- The Sew-Rite Sewing club's Santa passed out gifts to the Jn· Mrs. Heibel was d1scussed Santa Claus favors were g1ven so read by Mrs Roush. annual Christmas dinner was little children followed by a ·Mrs Lloyd reported on the each guest , M L 1 C 1. 1 Wednesday evemng at Bailey's gift exchange among the adults. · . rs e a ur IS, program M'll · ~ ightmg contest plannmg meetrestaurant. L. Claude t er was m mg at the nome ol Mrs. Garen , Durmg the WCiai hour a gtfl !;ader: . presented. the" topiC, A turkey dinner was served charge of Thursday night's pro· Stancbury with represen tatives iexchange was held around the For flus L~ttle Time, Mrs. at 7 p.m. and members were gram. of both clubs. The three cate· •large decorated tree and pnz· Wendell G. Stutler read Luke seated at a table with wMe Special prizes were won by gones will include door and, ,es aw~rded to Mrs. c.. E. 1. 28:35 • fol~?wed ,by grOI:~ cover, poinsettia_ place mals and Mrs. Douglas Runyan, Gallipo. or. windows, rei1g10us, and non- I Blakeslee for the most ongmal smgmg .~f There s A :'"ng " , napkins, and w1tl1 red candles lis. Mrs. Elizabeth Allman of reiiglous Mrs. Rubert Coats wrapped package and Betty the A":, and respontSI'~. '""d· on each end of the table, F1· Middleport, and Mrs. Emerson ge.ve m1erestmg highlights of Chne for the corsage, Mrs. , mg of The Benedlc us. vors were red and white carna· Jones Middleport. 1he Th:mksgivlllg fliHA:er show Pearl. Reynolds won the host-I A playlett con{'erning Holy tion c8rsagcs. Mrs. Harvey won ' 1 which she had viSited while in rss g•fl. llostesses were. Mrs. I Mary and her feeling about her Vranken asked grace. I New York m Novernlwr and de- Crooks, Mrs . Glenn Lambert, I son's life was presented by I Following the dinner, the scnbed some of the unique Mrs .. Edgar Reynolds, and Mrs. Fred Nease as Mary; Mrs. group adjourned to the home arrangements. contnbutmg, Mrs. Russell Mills. Alfred Yeauger, Sarah, and of Mrs. Dayton Strickland, Recogmtwn was giVen to Mrs Mrs. Stacie Arnold, Mary Mag· which was beautifully decor at· Lloyd. Rosr lleynolds, Mr s. St(Jr Lmlies' Aid dalene. It closed with group ed mcluding a silver tree un· Coats, ~rs. Lohse. and Mrs. Meets 011 W ednesd(Jy smging of "Hark the Herald der which gifts. were placed. . Wayne (,,bbons for the1r Chnst- Members of the Morning SttJr Angels Sing." Mrs. Russ Wat~ A short busmess sess1on . mas arra ngements for the par· L d' A'd t . th h rch son read, "And Mary Said was conducted by Mrs. Harold . Racme Chapler OES N~. 134 ---- --- -- ·--· --- ! so~ i~~s rc•~m m~edl~esd:y cfo~ a Yes ,lt and prayer by the leal!· Hood, president, and ~lans were J!\ ~nnooncm~ Ihe annual mstal~ I pollurk dinner at noon with lt.e er closed the program. Mrs. completed for yrepanng a bas· latw? of ;!f•cer~ on Sa~ur: J; flev. Menzel Smith askmg Edith Sisson had the special ket for a family. Members are evemn.g, co;m r 17 at · o. e number ''Color It Wonderful " to have food at the home of i mstalhng officer for the even· 1ac . . : . IS the Past Grand Matron, 1 ' JMrs · Hood by Friday • Decem· ' mg TONIGHT and SATURDAY A shOit busmess sesSion was concernmg Chnstrnas coors. El' b th H F t 1 G .11 Dmmber 16·17 , d · d b M Cl k Jhle ber 23 · Mrs. Charles Hoffman ' '•za e · os ero ranvi e, I con udcte Yh. hrs.l adr . h· During a short business ses- received a birthday gift from Ohio. Others assisting with the 1 . · 11 auon · w1'II be : "YOUR CHEATtN' HEART" I preS! Loen!,d' wP1C c ose ' .WI , Sion; reportes were given bY1her secret pal. Mrs Raymond msta 1 --1'echnicolorit ': r s rahyer edm Hdmso.1. the committee on baskets tak· iBaily 011 behalf of the club pre· Organ is!, Roberta K. Mindllng, GeorgP llami\lon. Susa n Oli· , GiftS ~ere exc anedg p at en to the shut-ins of the com· sented Mrs Hood with a gift. P.G:M. of Beverly; Marshals, ver, Rrrl !3unons, Arrhur soc1al nour enJOY . .. resen · . G d R d M. S 1,L mumty. Reporls were a1so giV· Secret pals were revealed and : Helen Bartley, Assoc1ate ran O'Conn!'ll, Chri~ Cro~hv Ke · ' v1ere ev. tm rs mau' ano d f . D d J . ~·in 'Ja1e. ·' , J A S . L , 1 • en on rar s sent to ormer new names drawn for t h e Matron of ayton, an uma 'son, Mrs. · · mtb. 1' "S. members those in service · Bl the Past Matron o£ Sr..~~ncer"GUNPOINT" · Cl k lhl 1M L Johnson ' ' commg year. Y ' ,... ' · ar e, rs. ee ' and shut-ins. 1 Gifts were exchanted after ville· Chaplain Helen McKin· - Techn icolo r, h' h 'p Matr~n of S 0 field· 1 Mrs. Charles !hie, Mrs. Eorl Aurlif' Murphy. Jonn Staley. I Srhuier, Mrs. Clarence Grues· An organ an<l plant duet of a w diC 111 eedgroup sangth caro1s Soon, taas 1 Wava Hpnmgmond' 1 Warrl'n Slf!V('ns ' . d r dl f Ch ·st an pay games w1 priZes ecre ry, a , , er, Mrs. Fred Sm1th an , ane, me ey o 11 mas caro1s was awarded to Mrs. Hood and Mrs. p as t Matron o1 Danvt'lie . Admt s!iion: 60c and :roc ond Mrs. SuSie F1scher. presented by Mrs. John Scott Donald McKnight. A dessert Conductress, Peggy Nixm, ·- ..--- -·-·--·-~·-and Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, and course was serVed from a table Past Matroo of New Straitsville: each told. of a spec1al custom . wh1te . lace cover over red Warder Maille . Jacoby Past . w1th they cn)o~ at ~hnslmas. Gilts and decorated with red candles, Matron' of Athens; Sentinel, _,.,_,.,_,.• were exc ang · . Presenl were the above and Ralph Webb Racine. Precedmg the meetmg, a 6· 30 M ~- M 11 M R ld ' 1 k d' ed . rs. LIUO u en, rs. ona 11 pot uc . mner was serv ' Browning, Mrs. Elza Gilmore CHILDREN TO PRACTICE the social room w•th Rev . Jr. Mrs. Calvin Simpwn Mrs. All children of the Primary· Wendell C. Stutler askmg Willard .' ' Boyer, Mrs. Edward Junior department of the Unitgrace. . Wells Mrs. Donald Collins, M•s. ed Methodist church will meet MAtte;d~ng ;e~e .:he ~boveHand Tom Grueser and Mrs. William at the church Saturday at I ' rs. 0 0 · at y, . rs. ~·· Gaddis. Hosteso for the next I p.m. for practice, It was announ'on Holter, Mrs. Uswm Nea»e, meeting will be Mrs. Tom ced today by Mrs. Gerald Wll· Mrs. Mark Evans, Mrs. Rob.rt G d th intend 1 Laudermill, Mrs. Lawrence rueser. ermu • super en • • your home and family and every- the Toy Building on Front Street. Following the dinner the ev- hve 18, . . _.v _, one on Your Gift List. Visit .All 3 FloOrs and Hall Thursday evening. Deooted 'l~ !'Ill GHIM Mlddlf Ohio Valltv .32 PAGES eame lbt IIley IDey il" ·• allll llave II Ll ' II)." ,.. Jolllli:II. atell !te Ark Doomed to rhital Deat ·:· UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE. Big Selections of I • 6 1 Gifts - v-ot~',..,;-~-N-0-.-4-----.w;t-,'"",lpo...;.·u-.,-rt.-Piel--u-n,.;..,•-rs---------S-UN_D_A_Y-,~0-EC_EM_BER Shopping Center. OPEN EVERY NIGHT 1 "'lk Cldl:l ..... Ileal ... ldll .... ..,.,.l fl . Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your ·,, '*' ;.. tutti• ''Good News" they went' to tunlty ohnowln1! Him u YM' Mrs. Ben Neutzllng was hos- be was leved 'by all~ 'tahi ~-,ews g~ Betlll~m"wltQhaste."~· Savlar,, !lyou dlilay comlntl to tess to members of tile Porn- closed with, "Inasmuch as ye ~ I lll'1!e· you to do as the sbeP. ,Him. · herds .and "make haste" and· After .they ' saw lliln, "they eroy Shakespeare Club at their have done in unto these 1 you Christmas meeting Wednesda.v have done It onto me.". . '-' come to Jesus Christ now. ~eturned &IOl'!fYIDg and praJ&. 'Th B ll of M Had the shepherds debated lng God." 'l'hla will be your tl• afternoon at her Maple Place The story, ' e e ' ., en By REV. MAX E. DONAHUE, PASTOR by and doubted the angels procla· pen'en,.••, also, ·1f ..u will come home which was beaun fuIIy de- and the Sllence of God• The Huth Methodl•t Church, Middleport " " rorated, including a lighted Billy Graham, was given . hy The Scripture Lesson: St. Luke 2:8-17. . mation, and had not' gone to to Chil,t. Do you want to ,... tree, under which gifts w•re Mrs. Robert Warner. II orought The Text: "And the angel said unto them, Fear not: Bethlehem, they would have joice1 Do you..[~ly want Ill placed. out that one hears Christmas for, behold, 1 bring you good tidin¥s of great joy, which missed the opportunity of look- be happy1 Let 'W[lat come InThe home of Mrs. Walter Crooks, Gravel Hill, Mid· The meeting opened with de- bells ringing in churches, on shall be to all people. For unto you ll! born this day in the log upon the face of the Lord to your life today, and you wiD dleport, was decorated throughout with arrangements l'otion3 by Mrs. Dale Smith, street corners and over pubhc 1 city of David a Saviour which is Christ the Lord." Luke Jeous who came to save them come forth a per110n who bu complimenting the holiday season for the annual Christ· president, givmg a meditation, address systems and someday ;2:10,11. and the whole world. joy In his life, a which notlJ. , • mas party of the Amateur Gardeners Club Wednesday "The Inn At Bethlehem," and God will speak again, bul not .,Y.,ouiiiiitooiiiiim...iay;,_m.,ls.,;;s.,tll.,;;e~op~p.,;;o,;.r·.,i.,;;ng;;_ca~n_;; ' tak~e'-iiiioi'-;;;;;;;;;;;;il 1 evening. dosing with prayer. Members over nddress system1. Many of the news flashes which we see and hear on II Several arrangements by members of the club were responded to roll call with a Gifts were exchan'ged, aftcr 1 television and radio or in the newspapers to us dis· ·j used, including a door decoration by Mrrs. Harold Lohse ChriSimas thought. A round· which Mrs. Neutzling played turbing and frtghtful news. When the te::f,i~!l1n:;J.\I usmg Santa Claus with hemlock greenery, a plano ar- robin Christmas card was sent the Christmas carols on net .late at night or when a telegram comes to us, we . ran~ement by Mrs. Rober! Coats, combmmg gold pom- to Mr and Mrs. c. F. Tom!> 1organ. Gill< were also brought lately become exCited, and even fearful, that somethmg • setha, nbbon and candl,.., and table arra1.'gemenl made kms. by the members wh1ch will be dreadful .has happe~ed to one of our loved ones. But the by Mrs. Bruce Lloyd featunng red carnatwns, g1ecnery Mrs LouiS Reibel gave a sent to the Girls Industrial I news whtch was delivered to the shepherds by the angel Chmtmas story, "The Unrx· School was the best news that mor· and lighted tapers . - - - - - -· · .. _ The meelmg was opened w1th Ity Mrs. Pearl Reynolds was I ected Guest " of an eide•ly Refreshments were served in tal ears ever heard. of the Lord shnne round about a •el~ome by the preSident, program cha11man and p';"ent- ~an who dnfted mto a home !he dmmg room from a tah:e The .~hepherds were fearful them-" But the first words that _,.~\;$. E~gar Pratt Jollowed by ed the ~h"IStm~~ story, T ~ e I on Christmas Eve and W1S attraCllve in green cover cent· when The angel of the Lord the .?ngel spoke were, "Fear a prayer by Mrs. Guy Reynolds. Other WISeman, by Van Dy<e .. taken in, fed and permitte~ to ered with an arrangement of came upon them, and the glory not. ~or Mrs. Arthur Strauss gave the Guests for the evenmg were remain overnight. He was a'k- red carnations in a cutglass We hear God speak to His , verse of the month and mem· Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Mary , ed to stay for dinner on Chnct- ron tamer with red candles ig people so many times with these ' ber~ answered roll call w11h a Bashan ol Ravenswt.OO. Mrs, mas and he helped with llle green holders on eith~r sifie. •same words, "Fear not." Jesus Chnstm<~s ,dea. IB. Fruth and daughter, Kath- 1work ~nd was so agreeable thlt Favors were corsages of retl was constantly reassuring His , ryn Fruth Pomt Pleasant; I ~-· tt. d h1 • During the businPSS meeting, ' and Mrs. Gibbons. · ~1ylon net, pomse ~as an disciples and friends with these 1 Mrs. Llovd reported on the Y· same words, ''Fear not• AI· flower show held lD Pomeroy Followmg the program mem· ; Pre51·nt were the above and Ur though the greatne" of God and reports were given by Mrs. bers and. guests were invited , Mrs. ~'· A. Hennessey, M·~· Over 150 persons attended the causes us to lear, yet God does Pr.tt and Mrs. Robert Re1bel 1,, the dmmg room lor refresh· I ,led 1\ebster, Sr., MISs _LY~" ' annual Knights of p thias and no< want us to live in fear, but of the regiOnal meetmg 10 Mar· IOJents ol _chicken salad, h 0 t : eeflng Ebersbach and Mrs Phd Wd· Pythian Sisters Chri~mas par· rather to live in Jove, peace, 1etta recently. The state off1· rolls, fruit. homemade candy. . hamwn. h G II' r K 1 p hope faith and joy When we cers sent word Unt the scrap- punch and coffee were served Devotions t.llken from Mal· ty in t e a tpo IS o , ' '. . . Garden Club's Party Hostess TODArs THOUQiff. • Where did you put your whooslol In the cipr box! The tin the co,.tl"d!'Of" am.lftl · Jdt!n You ohould ha.. one Olp~ized pl..e foi evtiY!hlftl. Somtplace you11 remember. ,' Our flnd·lt•YOUrHif K~ by LADY BUXTON, lnol~, lfs divided up iftto ·.rm. 1:on1»nmen11. f.otrlnlotlrt. PIIHJH, lra'*llloflZI. Ali lined w~ 10ft wll'ftY stuff !Ntwvn'U<IIIcli thl"" I!JI, > Wo hi,. it t~ three ailoro. Cold IJilid.s,oln Out.r4t with blodc ond pa~ley Jiioldt. Whllt ttura-..1• with 101!.•~ at leo, W~l~ut w(lh ~~~~ey~ .• w.-. ELBERFEtDS IN'OOMER()Y • >. . ' . . . .. I r' , ' y- ·, .,!! . w:::1 · . ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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