https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa00424814dd48adb8675d0eea62ce6d.pdf bed0be6f767dbe1f47aeb4b0e7d76fae PDF Text Text >. .f: I I , n, I l . . - lll-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Nov.:_!~l985 ~ "'"ut-ms WI'J/ rL Around And About Middleport oil ill December at the home Mrs. Fred Gibbs. There wiU be : • Be Remembered , Ho/'d DUTing I OYS •~ • gift ••change. I Mrs. Charles White, project 1~ chairman, reported $11.52 from : u bottle caps and $5 was voted I Mr. und Mrs. Bernard Plans were made to remem-1for the school lunch program. i spent the weeken1ddn:i:~n:,~;~ye;~~~~ ber shut-ina during the hoUday.s ne circle will distribute the :Ind. at Purdue U by the Dorcas. Circle of t~e 1 ~itational booklet, ··'Ml~ Se- ~ visited with friends Middleport Ftrst _Baphstl cret Place,'' in hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olsen, VOL XVII NO. 180 New Selection! Light up your home with See the big selection Merry Anders. Colornrtoons Admis~ion 75c and 4fk. THURSD.4Y, Nov. )8 NOT OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY November 19-20 HOUSE OF HORROR" (Technicolor l Pt>ter Cushing, Christopher Lee. K01ly Wild. "A BOY TEN FEET TALL" (Tt"chnicolor l Fergus MeCie!land, Edw. G. Robinson. SUN., MON. end TUES. Novtmber 21-:Zl-'13 "CAT BALLOU" (fechnicolorl .Jane Fond<~. Ll'e M<~rvin , Mi- chael Calla n, Dll'ayne Hit·k man, Stubby Kayt'. 3 STOOGES Colorcertoon• -- Pricod From orl{ers Die in '-"""ollision Cboose your upholstery material from our big se- Sheet lection of fabrics. A11 M Blanket inches wide. Cotton, Nylon and Rayon Blends in lkllid color11 and WQ.ven prints. All the best colors. $US "ond $3.19a yard Al11o Vylint 1nd Wtslon54" pluth• covtringl for $1.49 ond $2.95 yd. Morgan-Jon" lnsulaire BLANKETS I 1 make him With All Collon Stitd1ed Endl BLANKET IO''xl08"$2 ' 99 70"1190" We also have white and pastE-l sheet blankebli, also pla id 1heet blankt'tll and plaid pairs of blankets of 100% cotttJn. CANNON "PERFECTION" BEDSPREAD A.. ~uUful all cGtton Heirloom Spread. Deeplf fringed. Completely washable - preshrunk . Ha ndsome g i!l ~box. Double bed size In Antique White , Willlarnsburi Blut, Dor.:wood Pink, Federal Gold, Colonial Brown. ,.. ,-..,..~........_,~i-l.f"' "~ ~ ·'· "'W '': Mainly About ~,I People In 'i Pcmeroy II, i CNLY 1 i 1 I Carl Plthkrest "Ltgunt" Therm1l Bltnkllt .. $4.95 Flelde'"t "AmtrlnR Rose" 100% Cotton Cellul•r Bl•nklt __ $9.95 tnc:l Fltldcrest l'Piymouth" Bl1nke& $9.95 '] Mr . and Mrs. Geoffrey I son and Terri returned hon>e ll Monday evening, after a severIll da ys visit in Dayton with • Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cooper fami ly. They a lso visited at ' Fairborn with Mr. and Mrs. ! Charles Moore and family. Kelly Wilson spent sev•erai.ll days with her grandparents, and Mrs. Carl Moore. II Deerslayers A rayon actyllc blanket thai is non-a llergenic - ! - machine washable and il I ' llrw&J DnJ.Mold laaage Ia Your Best Bur r Soft gloVIIIeather, traction-tread crepe lllle 8lld deep cushion insole combine to make JarmQJI "Deerslayero" the &.. eulssl-wtllll'ing of aD casual shoes. They're • llle omartest-looking, too. For colorful ' conllnnatiQIIIIllhat fact, come in Valua can be priceless. With this lint Airway UniMoid luggage styled for men and women it's spellect priced-leu. No other luggage can match its tough, rugged compression-molded shell for sheer str811gth end feather-lightness and it is fiberglass reinforced throughout. Other features include "Magic-Touch" locks, exclusive Vinyi-Vac coverings. luxuriOUI linings, and dozens more. Come in. You'll see why it'a ·~merica's best lusgage ~".fille-Yw Guiran~ Tool We also have a complete line of Travel Joy and Travel Smart Luggage, in the latest fashion colors for Him and Her. IIIII b7 a"'" AVAILABLE IN I?.OTH LACE AND LOAFER STYLES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY AN I sons and daughters-in-law, Mr. becau1e it's a I I Mr. .and Mrs. Homer Ca.;tn II . and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ens visited Sunday iD Hu1nti,1g·!l ton , W. Ya. wilh Mrs. Casto and daughter, Harriett Mr. and Mrs. Chesteerre~;~; ll of Columbus spent the w at their home, Hill St. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Can- : terbury vi sited Sunday, at Beaver with Rev. and Mrs. Waid HOOVER I See the romplete line of Hoover Sweeptra - along witb U1e ConstellaHon Sweeper!! we have upright and portable atyle!l - u well as cleaning t(J()!s. PRICI$ START family and in A:~~i;p~:;.,~~ wilh hlo brolher law, Mr. and Mra. A. H. L----------------..1''"'· II AT - $39.95 BED PILLOWS Non- R•'""" Radford. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Massar have returned borne after a visit in Columbus with th•;,[l son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Massar 18" X 30" _ $2.49 21" X 36" - $3.49 30" X 39" _ $4.95 Illuminated control. ColPink, Bl ue, Gl'een, Beige, Red, Gold. TWIN BED SIZESingle Control .. $13.95 FULL BED SIZISintle Control _. ,14.95 fULL BED SIZE- Dauble Control ~ $1,,95 Toss Cushions PINWALE CORDUROY 36" - Washable - 100% cotton. Choose from 40 beaullful colors. 88c rd. Brighten up your home with these decorative throw pil· lows of rayon cut velvet face 11nd solid color Irri.descent fabric with zipper removable cover. Ka..pok filled . Siiel 14" x 14" square and Jumbo 16'" round and square bo:1. Colon: gold, white, blue, green, melon, red, toast, browo. $1.95 Also Sot lho Big Selection .of Cu•hlons lor - $1.00 conON Picks up dirt and r.nt faster fifld easier pita!. Attractive rubber backed utility mats topped wlth luxur· ious tweed carpeting. Use Ulem anywhere - in the home, offil-e, store, ~tutomobile. Non-skid back - viicost top cleans t:>asily- COLORS: .Hlar·k and White Tweed- Slack Border Beige Tweed - Beige Bordt'l" Green Tweed -Green Border KODIL fiLLED with Joseph White Jr. Mrs. James McKenzie aDd 1 and Mrs. James McKenzie 1Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M~~:~;' uf Columbus visited with Mrs. Mike McKenzie with Mr. McKenzie who is quite ]I ill in V~terans Memorial Mats at all acetate &heath lining to match all the eolora !or 69e yd. , 1 Adore Teen-ager Escapes Serious Hurt lop bound with 100% ny. ion. Snat-o fitted comers- In the yard goods depart. ment you will find a bie selection of all wool flannels, tweeds and basket weaves. 60 inches wide for $2.47 a )'ard and Earl-Glo Wulter Paulins Jr. and lan1ily :l of O•k Hill spent the weekend I iit Cape Girardean, ll7;- ors: Mr. and Mrs. Josep>th~.~~~~~~ Sr. of Minersville and d and son-in-law, Mr. and • •• for 1be ultimate In smart casual comfort ___ . ...... -. .·--.-- . Beacon Aulomtlic Blenk..• I I Jarman's Famous . _...._ Moore. able - lint free. With the appearam·e vl a hand-,·ro· cheted afghan, " lnsulair"fR) is handsomt> enough to be use d a~ e bedsprl' ad. 72' 'x00" - All ro- Othtr Thermll Type 11.-nkth We h1ve In stofk Sltepcrlft ''P~rk Avenut" 100% Vlrtln Acrylic Blanket - 72x90 In pink, gOld, IYOCido, turquolie. $7.95 1 I summer. 100~~ colton 1111 nylon binding - pre. shrunk. Machine wash- $7.98 I Mrs. Ear] Roush Lake· view who is spending the winter with her brother, Harry Gi bbs of Hartford, W. Va., was i the M(Jnday guest of Mrs. Char-! ltt..-~nhrJw. Mrs. Charles Withrow spent l~:~sf Friday with Mr. and Mrs. : 1 Edgar Thomas. Mr . and Mrs. John Jordon ! and daughter of Columbus were : weekend guests of her parents, I Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag .. ~Ir. and Mrs. Herschel Nor- ] ris and son, Clarence of Falls visited Sunday with her 1-1arents, .Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles. 1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cooper and fam ily of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore and fam- · ily of Fairborn, Mrs. Beulah ] j Kranl.z of Charleston, W. Va. 1 : and Mrs. William Moore and Jerry of Cleveland were · · 1 tors last week of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Usc all the year 'ruund , Warm in winter - cool in Stt wr complete lint of bedspreads lnrlucllng Mof91nJone!l hobnai11 •.... --------~ for $5.98 end $9.91 Fruit of th• Loom Spreads ----- - -- ---- $1.95 Mid $9,95 Morgen-Jone!J Heirloom Sprtedl _____ _ $12.91 Wt also have a eomplel-11 line of wo'llen spretdl In strlptl tnd l"h~cks - Twin tnd full 111~11 Rtnging In pril-• from --------~~-~-- -- $5.95 to $12.91 tors . or .,... FIVE CfHTS UPHOLSTERY fABRICS Cannon I I ~ · ~· ·" Major Shift Seen In .Farm Policies please. Mrs. Murray /s Hostess of Church Circle It's Not Too Early To Select For Him! t ·e nttn • I "OR. TERROR' S \\ new lamps just received, styled to 1 TONIG~T of POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO Two l(aiser 1 new Table Lamp. I ELVIS PRESLEY "TICKLE ME" (Technicolorl Ehds Presley, Julir Arlams, Jocelyn Lane, Jack Mullll.ney, • Detloted To TluJ lnterur. Of TluJ Melp-M111on .4reo Simplicity Potterno, I Col. and Mrs. William K,::~ ~~ Kincaid , who have been ~"' ing in California while he was m the Air ~·on:e, spent the weekend in Middleport where I i they were guests of her i _ · Iand f<.~mily, Mr. and Mrs. Mtl1 lard Wildermuth and · Plans were made to remem- They were enroute to Phillade•HI ber s/:u1 -ms with gift s at Thanks· . phi<_l. where he has ac~~f~,~i.: ! l giving and Christmas by the pos_1t10n ,w,•lh ~en~r_al . Ell·eta Circle or the Middlepurt !Whtle _hen t_he} VJSI!ed m First Baptist Church Tuesday ens With th_ etr ~u.n, T~m, a t>vening at the horne or Mrs. den: at Uhw lJn;verstty. Eugene Murray. . ! Ml'. and Mrs. Oris Swartz of Mr~. Tony Fuwler, chairman. Athens vi sited SumJay with Mr. 1 opern:d the meeling wtth ~e~o - and Mrs. Hubert Sharp. t i1lllS entitled. "Thanksgtvmg1 Fragrance." The study lesson Miss Frieda Faehnle visit~d . from the book. "T he Church recently In St. Marys, W. Va. _ not Made With Hands'' w11s giv -; w1th ?-.Irs. 0. L. Quillen. t'n bv Mrs. J11e Wilsou. I Gene Grate visited , A dess ~rt cuurse was served ' m Elyria With Mr. and Mrs. : u1 Mrs Nor t~ Hamillim. Mrs. McMaster Mr. McMaster is Dav id Darst, r..·lrs. Gene\' iv e recuperati ng trom surgery. Saxton , Mrs. Frances Hearhs , Mrs E 0. 'J'ewksbary, dele-, Mrs . Wilson, Mrs. DaJsv Bing. gate, and Mrs. Arthur · 1 .VIrs Bertha Archer . .\otr.s. Tony Mrs J E. Harley and M r s. Fowler, Mrs. W1llls Anthony,! George Anderson, alternates, acand two guests, Mrs. Barbara : eomp.omit:d the Rev. Howard .Jones and Mrs. Dona ld Buune · Ruppt>ll to the Scioto Presb~·- . ! tlfld daughter .Jeanit:> . tery held Tuesday, Nuv. 16 at ----· Hill sboro. They represented the Middleport First United Pres1 byterian Church. J a tty Oval Rugs, Luggage, L1mp1, Hoover $wHplrs, Furniture Throws. Al1o in this Department our complete 1election of Dress Meterlal1 and Domtttlcs, and Church Tuesday ~verung at l The patients at Elmwood Rest former Middleport residents the home of Mrs. R1chard Ow· . Home and shul-ins will be giv- Mr. and Mrs. Fultz have made : en. ,. . I en a treat for Thanksgiving. trip to Purdue an annual Mrs. Clyde V. mebrenner, v1ce I Mrs Dana Hamm gave the pro· . L · . " ded · the abl · Mr and Mrs Eber ha c rrman, pres1 m gram study from the book, . · · n ewJs in sence of Mrs. Charles Bennett, "The Church Not J\.1"ade With : lte~ over the ~eedke dh JIOnda, ll and opened the meeting with H -~ ~ , OhJO, w1th. their aug ter a an~ . Ifamily Mr and Mrs. Robert d Th k th .:! 136th. Psalm an a an S· Mrs. Owen served a salad ! . ' ·d d h.le Kim giving meditation entitled, "Our course at the close of the meet- Spnnger an aug r, . Thanks to_Thee.' ' ing assisted by her daughter, Mrs. John Lyons accompan- 1 Mrs. Ellzabet~ Sla!en report-~ Judy, and Mrs. Fred Gibbs and ied her mother, Mrs. Berna~ I ed that the White Cross quo~a daughter , vonita. Others attend- Schramm, to her home iD was almost completed. The ~1r- - ing in addition to the above, I zanes.,·ille Monday. She was cle voted to hav~ a potluck d_m- 1were Mrs . John Seines, Mrs. accompanied by her datlghller·ll ner for the ChrJstmas meetmg Pearl Hoifman, and Beutah · in-law, Mrs. John Lyons r;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: 1: White. son, Johnny. MEIGS THEATRE '1 MAKE ILBERJ'ELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER - VIall lho Busy Drapery Doperlmont on tho 2nd floor, hNCiquarton for Curtalne and Draporl" _ Drapery ond Upholstery Motorltls - Kirsch Drapery HardwareBod Spreads, PIII-I, Blankets, Window ShadM, Vono,tlon Blinds, SmoU Rugs, Allergenic, Odorless IINpcrlft- Dullont Danort Pillow with atriped tleklnt c.v•r ------------------ $3.95 eseh 1'-vltfrlft.- Fo.m Late.:·PUiowWiped zip off eover ----- -- - --·---·--- fl,95 Nth ,.,. .,__, - New Pllrirtll Flberfllled Pillow Tkld01lo a loeoutlfvl llflnld IIMI Rand atrl,. c....WnaUon ---------------- tJ.9S e~ COMFORTER Plumply filled comforter covered with an Early American pattern of dell· oate flon~l prli1t with provincial accents. Kodel fill. ing wm keep you wann with a minimwn o1 wellbt - She 72" x M"'. BluePink - Gold. .. ' $8.69 P1no Quollly Milk Glaoa BOUDOIR .. LAMPS Well atyled lampj In Tro· dllionol and &orly Amoriean deslp. White trenslu.- Custom Tailored Draw Drapwin_ 5 pleat drapeo .:.. 90" long o! beauUiul 100'1> Flber,W. He~~.v)' quaUty printed drapea in brown, JOld, red on whitt backiround. sn.95 ... 7 ,,, 1 oent paper ahade. $l95 N<h OTHIR IOUDOIR LAMPl 11.29 ond $4.29 OTHIR DRA,iS PROM $2;Hio 11.95 Printed and 10lid oolor labrioo ol -tole, rayon md ...tate cotiOn and tlbertlao. Alllentllhs !rom 38" to 110". II THR.,TYI SAVE YOUit SAL·EiLIPS FROM .~ ELBERF POMEROY ~ . �' [' !~~;i;'Y'~;;;~;;:~e~u:tNfo;"E ' M• ' . I ON BUSINES8 Teen-ager Fails to. llijac!\ Jetliner · ~~~~::~1 1985 s }vBast ~d agen~~ - .. = ::::d Society Notes ::e' C•t~, M.rs .Jo~I.' P~ 1 1 s. Ri {;. 1 1 """"It BAKER FURNITURE Chris =: IT MAY BE LA11N TO YOU ••• TO US IT'S "HANDLE WITH CARl" - Co. --=--=--"11 ,_:=:::;:::;:,;;:_;;~.;.;,~:ii;i;i~'--"'=~==....;'-;.iiiiiii01 Wim Oass A Title and eliminate gift proO. lem11 later. t..y jt awyJ Thlf Fabri~ Shop Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns WY 2·2284 POMEROY VILLAGE CUT RATE 115 W. SECOND OHIO 12 ,.,fJoOO ' ' . -IA&iil~· ~ o.'- OIIAI.I'I''\' .. 28'' SALE! Rog. $65.00- 75 lb. Slzt Front Fttd HEATER UOU&.l"-. ·St•tion 1•':/! . , ...,.. ~~I; ·, • - --- .• .•..• ··~·,.. .. ..................!!!'!!'!!!!!!!! Goessler Jewelry Store Pomeroy 811 .Buckeye Coal Heater$ . 'l'be world't !11'11 LAY AWAY NOWI • §I Artcrarves• NOW YOU KNOW llldw ebla l'fOIOUon .... aablmol In tMI at die lJIIvmlly " Clltf. ---- (S.7,l6S). DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. 59c ~w.87c _:!.,..........,.............,....,....,.....,,.,=,.,.=====...,.=""'""'"""~ SPORT HATS.. $2. tU-620 V P. Film Dish Cloths Lea~gu~e~do~u~b~leh~e:'a~de:'r::_. COLUMBUS IUPI)-The final l Backing up the taekle . 1965 United Press International Iia 6-2, mpound JUniOr w.il lard Clasa A Ohio high school foot- Parr, who h" been out wttb an OTHERS ball ratings with flnt place ankle lnJW'y. tee and won-lost recorda in Despite its lacklu•ire record FROM 6.95 vo entheses: Ohio bas limited the opposition par Team Polnll l to an average of U yards poer 1 Marion Cetb. (10) li-0) Z84. carry. Enemy passers 95 ond $3.95 2' Dover St. Joe (%) (i-0) 198! however, hit 55 poer cent of · 3. Millersport (2) (111-0) 161 attempts and bad only four 4. Fairport Har. (4) (tl-1) 160' 121 intercepted. 139 Marshall's passing y·~;;;gl 5• Bridgeport (a) (~) s' Johostown 13) ·~) 137 ho-er, has not been 1: Lake 15) (i-OJ · l:ui to crow about since the "HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" 8, Adens (9-1) li9 season inJury to "?'or OUitrter-1 9 Granville (1) (7-2) 47 back Howte Lee Miller iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:::=iiiiii~~~~~~:::ii~~iiiiii~llo: Lancaster Fenwick (tl-1) mediately preceded the Second 11 teama: 11. Tuscara five • game lostng s!reak.wli<l'UI . \ 1,. .. Valley 44; 12. Sandusky St. Senior Alex Sansosti, ._ 'l...,., Ma<ys 36· ls. Covlncton 27; 14. be atarting at quarterback \ . Aurora 2.8; 16. Cmj. Rawson the fourth straight game, \ . . 1.5· 16. Columbus St. Marys :14; connected on 40 per cent of 11: Portsmouth Notre Dame ZS: passes although he went onE>fOI'-1 18 versailles 22· 19. Gree..,.! seven last woek against """'·I v~w Z1: 21)_ ubetl, Center 211. And seven of Alex' toosea 2 ONLYI Olben: Shadyside and been lntercepted. USTERINE 8,1ad 1 Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy •nh- Gin NOW! 99c :•ns~e hutches. I ,,....,. 64c fa= ... PORTIS ••• SINGER SUAVE SHAMPOO IUs;l·)-RptgE~th:nsdBerURJr~ck ~:~I 1 Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs cbl11t in I Jan. 21 - Southwestern X Defense when omes es Hanson. . .Juniors _ 6' Mike Spaulding; ' .Jan. 22 - At Rutland ... wh' h h 0 t W te Ml higan and Dlllton of the New York Metsl 6-1 Rick Thomas; 5-10 Larry l Feb. 4 - Eastern X Marshall's ofrense, !c 88 ay ?n, e5 rn c pitched a no-hitter Wednesday Whobrey; 5-9 Fred Rodgers ; 6- Feb. I I - AI Nortb GaU!o 'X managed to keep sconng al- Bowling Green. to beat the Detroit Tigers 4-0 in 1 Jerry Hail and 5-10 Joey Wilis. Feb. IZ - Oak Hill though it has lacked the power "They look llke • typical OU the seven • Inning opener of • ' Sophomores 5-11 Tom Moore; 1 X- Denotes league gamH. to mamta1.0 ball con~ol, team to us,'' said Manball Florida Winter Instructional ! another sttngy . coach <llariio Snyder yesterday __ Saturday when 10 . niVerst1Y after .ending his big Green 1 visito Fairfield Stadium (Z p. through Its third - from • lasl e m . to close the Mid • Amert- dr'il of th 0 year. .,.;; Conference footbaD season. 1 Althoogh the Bobcats are win- "Their big problem aeema to lesa in nine starts, It hasn't be they've been making the big lor the M1111 who wantr t!ALUE been becallSI the defense has mislake, Other teams have been banding out touchdowns breaking loose for long passes I in • FU.. Felt H•t by tha bushel. against them. Other than Ou1y once, In a S4.f thwnplng they're ,. tough aa ever.• by Miami, has tha Ohio defense Ohio's defense flied b)' 1 crumbled. And In ththee ~ of mobile tackles, ail A omart <enter weeks since that game, Chuck Turner~~~~=~ crease, tt\pel'ed with a cat defenders have permitted no aenior and sophomore Joho flair for taabi<IL Colora more than two touchdowns ID (6-3, Zl!), senior lo tlaio - · Dennis Komowa (8-2, •ardl:Gbo. Marion Catholic senior halfback Boh Anderso~l tho I c ou 11 John Craddock; and 5-7 Jam- Jan. IS - AI Fairland r & ag:~r~ Ga~da;nd ~ew ~- MarshaII u A • T h I" I 26 1 1 / t!: C 1 :n .' ° Brown~ c~aches 1 1 I fr~m 1 $159·'' 1 I~ Elberfelds 3rd Flc:r Furniture DevelopmentCenterberetor 1 : meetln., at the hetme of Mr Roush Mrs Ed~ard Miller, i'lll!i lh the .John~on admlni~tm" ~~ ct~~~u~t:Th'~ 1~~an: ~r~~~ and M:s. Dorsa Parsons Thur~ Roush: M;... Edward Miller, Vef DeWS study of bovine leukemia, a IHln ,.,as embrorled today m a r.: IIIII.' . ·, R1 I Vmton Mrs. day evening were Rev Ed- Mrs H81"Schel Norris, Mrs. By Wayn_e G. ln'and~t, M.D. tle vii'WJ. 1 II lie over price htk~s m a Avt!l H ane~. ' I p 1 · There IS so much m1sunder- -· 1 d 1 thl• Dennt< \!'" ts PI Ple<salll; ward Grtfftth, Mrs. Alma u -~ Floyd Noms. . di bo th pil 'dal Gauge readlnPI Gallipulla Dr. Roy M. Rottman, center ~l111111 ra lt'giC' mt>ta m us ry , Fred M Stewart Mason; Mar·1hns. Mr and Mrs Wmd Hay- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kmght. stan RJ a u1 e t oru m 119 163 running 14 feet director eaJd 1 better un<ler·· ll '· roppPr. 1iam M·Jiu:-,dJaJ ,' l't I-'lea:iant; 1rna~ and Cheryl, Mr. and Mn. nlng Jr. and fami~y of Racine ~~t~t~~~ ~ri~e tha:t h~~ow=~ ~:roll~;, p~~eroy-Maoon. 21.· ltandtni of the dJsease In datry : J Mt•nse Secretarv Robert S MOJ g;m D Sm1th, PL Pleasant; 1 Arlil West, Mr. and Mr!. Char-)spent Sunday evemng wl~ Mr. m c1!ar the air Dur' Pt Pleasant 24.13, Hinton COWl wW contribute lo an 14 \h':\>mar• annoonced Wednes· l Kennel? f l'errell, Pt Pleas· ley Foster, Mr.. Lettie Spencer, and Mrs. Charles Knightrung Sr. re pt to th bel ' : o'S5 sttttionary Kall!lwha Falls derstandlng of leukemia In d.<y ntiht a four-poml ant , Mrs James H Woodyard, Mr. •nd Mrs. Bob Rhodes, Mike ' Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush your g~; r hl 0~/~t aides Z.M falling, Charleston 18.22 ple ODd poultry, I Mlddlwport, Ohio ml nsmg copper pnces He s~ud IChesl~r ~tar Rt , Mrs Hos~~r and Karen, Mr. and M r 1. and fa~lly spent Thursday eve- bo~~ Yto eth~ ln the midline &tatlonary. Lon~ Marmet and. ---~:_________!.!,=,.===..,==~~ n "'as a1med at headHJ" off ) L Roush, Mm~rS\oJlle, Mrs. Clif·. George Robert~. Mr and \o1n 1 ning w1th Mr. and Mra. Arnold~ forr: an 1m rceptible Winhcld dams were on the allll. ~r 1 ont! mflallunary rl~>velop· ford A Le 1fhe 1t Pom~roy, John , Dell Talbott, and Roger Par- Andersou, Keno Ridge. f pe Boat Movemeo&a· 1 nn "" whtelt wou'd, E Werry Po,;eroy; R•lmond sons Mr. and Mrs. Randall Roberts seam. k'tn"ce~ :"..:~• ~: Oblo River_ Jr. down 11 " nusly impa<r our d•fense v Woodyard, HI. 2 Alban); 1 Mr. and Mrs Early Roush Todd and Leslie open! the ~!the ~be ce at the mid8'50 p.m .. Jenka up 1f, 2:211 1 t'l'llrts m \'Jt~t Nam.'' Mrs John F. ~I alone. JJckson; 1spent a recent Sunday ~t Old weekend with Mr. and Mrs. lie 017 thesur'~"" th spine 14 Acadia~ up 15, 4:~ p,lll-; 1 I W D B gdoli lit l M ,1 C C01 b 3 DO ooar ....,. 0 e . a. ., ' SO m. • Tl d f ch1rf sa1d the · Mrs. ayne er ' · · an ave. Deeter, urn : This c nstitutes a pilonidal dlm- Onward down 18, .: 1' ' \ll\~~~nm~·~~se phmned to sell I Wellston . Linda Ravenrraft: Rf . Altendmg funeral services,for Mrs. Maggie Oils, Parkers- le ~leh remaJna Inactive UJlo. Alice up 16, 5:30 a.m.; Steve ~ l':t.COO ton~ or copper from the 3 Ironton , Mr~ . Eilts RIce, Otmer Stoner (8 former rest- burg, apent th~ weekend with ~I puberty when, along witb 8 Click down 18, 2:15a.m.; OVEC ~ •llnn;J] strategir stock pile; ask I Ash land. Ky . Mrs. He~ry A~~h: I dent l a! Groveport Saturday Mrs. Ada NmJJ. ! a:enerallzed simulatioll of down 20, ~:25 ~.m.; Western up ,,. d<.IV '"'" 10 •ncoura~e · ur, Ironton Mrs. Edward \11~ were: Mr!. Earl Robinson, Mr. The w.S.C.S. nwt at t~e growth throughout the ooly, it 21,2:10 a.m.; Ranaer up w l .,.. 01 foreign copper; seek ' pel. Hunltngton, W· Va.. ~s. i and Mrs. Wallie Stover, family; church Tuesday evenmg wltlt may grow into small cyst. 8 1 a.m. i Big John up 23, 4 p.m., 1 I , I illsr margm reqLmemenls Fore~t D. Sturgeon, Rt. I Wt~·~ Mrs. Pete Shllds, Mrs. Philip Mrs. Dallu Hill In ehat1e of This cyst contains IWe&t Northsworthy doWD 23, S:45 a. I he 'iew York commodtti<·s' held , Mrs Stanley L. Paug.,, , Radford, and Orvtlle Stoyer. devotions. Mrs. Early !IDUjih glands and may contain hair m.; Edeaoa Bosworth up :13, \,mgr tn dlsr~ourage specula-, Jackson; Mrs. Norman J . Ply· ~ Mr. Stover pa,ssed away une~o- was the bualne!l leader wheD but it produces M trouble until 4:25 a.m.i Charles K. up 23, 1 11 1n cnppN. and put new, ' mal~, lronlon. pectedly at his home, after !)e. plans were made to have the a bump or some other trauma $:l 5 a.m.: Titan up 23,1:31 a. lr ll•ntruls on copverl Births . l mg Ill several years with a 'Ibanlugivinl dinner J?ec. J at causes it to become infected. m.; Helen R. up Greenup 3:20 1 Mrs. Ave! l!arvey. Rt 1 Vm· 1heart conditton. Funeral servlc~ the church annex Wlth the A small painful abscess then p.m.) Ravenswood up Greeoup Jmts. ' ~ ton. da·t~hter, 6 JO • m · Wed· wtre heia at tho Darlua FU· huol>onda of the members to. bel forms which must be opened ?'p.m.; Cotton Queen up GreenIll _ w TE\IJ'S nesday, ~trs. John F Malo~, nerai Home wilh burial In Obetz IIU"Sts. Attending the meetUJil and drained. This reilmo the up s p.m.; Franklin B. down NF.~ YORK IUPI! - The Jack•on. daughter, 9. 46 a D i cemetry. wert Mrs. llerahei pain bu4 from that day Oil, the Greenup U;t$ p.ro.; Franklin fn\~o·:' l :..r~pl"rature reported Wednesday; MrR . Wayne w~nJ Mr~. ~~~ Fisher of .Cleve- Bob Rhodes, Mrs. John cyst will either discharge pus Pierce down Greenup 10:..5:1 P. lhis morn•ng to the u. s. Wea- Bergdoll, daughter.~r\ 1 "vtSttme 1 week wtth her Mn. Jack Ably, Mra. regularly or form a series of m.: Alton Zephyr up Greenup the:· l'"'"''.u, e>rluding Alaska· ston, Mrt. Denmo ar.;i Mr. ODd Mn. Wali<e Wheeler, Mra. Doraa abscesses until the cyst lo com- 12:10 a.m.; J. S. Le'!il dowD . nnd Hnwa ii, was 5 de.grees at· Plt·J.-ant. daughter, 6· Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mrt. · removed. This operation Greenup 1:25 a.m.j O~lver Sh~ lnterni-'lional Fails. Mmn. The Wednesda~. H Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Pann Roush, Mrs. Olden require. great sldU because if arer down Greenup 2.20 a.m., htghest r"Jllrted Wednesday was ~llml•~ c bl Roger spent Saturday ..... Mrs. Dallu HI!~ Mn. any of the akin lining the cyst Orco up Greenup 1:20 a.m.; 88 at Presidio, Tex. ' Mrs. ner · .or n, with Mr. and Mn. Ott Robinson whose birthday 18 !eft In place there will be a Lady Marjorie down Greenup -~~:-"-...':""::':"..--.li ~De;;•~sa~;u~~er, Gerald L Boston, Racine. o~. Hostess for the recurrence of the cyst. 3:211 a.m.; Pennsylvania down It' E t Cl L. Harvey, Mrs. Charles Blake moved from .ning were Mrs. John One reader aoka whether 8 Meidahl 9:10p.m.; John Ladd That's the way your doctor wants Ul S asy 0 Bin E. Huff, James E. the Eva Postal residence to the and Mra. Hershel Norris. ilontdal cyst can cause Dean down Meldahl t:50 p.m.; to interpret bls prescriptions. We do. Rugs 1nd Sua Money ' Mrs, Jame. M . Ntghtlng, Charlet Knighttng realdence Prayer aervicet were held &on .,. aching paina In t Sycamore down Meldahl 11:1Wtlltam LevtsayCh, Mrs. G Mrs Gtrald Hayman spe.ot lbl home of Mr. and Mra. . "'•hs Some other cauae 2li p.m.: B. P. JOIIOI up Meldahl We'll do for you, too. Why pAy mnre wil""n yo11 IMcGraw, Mrs. aries . · . nd M 11 PII'IODB -~ay IYtnlDI· ~ · lain lhoulcl ] ·Z$ m 8 ~~~P~~"·':=~.~~~\\~ar;:; j:s~ . len, Mrs. Kussell M. the wHkend ~ ~ n. Attending we&i Mr. and these comp ts ·GalllPoia Dam .Robert Full drug ltoN ..rvice . , • 1 ' ""'' •nd ,r. } ' Mrs. Dana Russell, Mrs. HaymaD, l'>lu s, r• George Roberta, Mr. and Mrl. lOIIgb!. down 7:50 p.m.; Philip '" r•th•! I ies E. S"yre, MIS, Mary turning to her home Sunday. Dtll Talbott, Mr. and Mrs. Another ,asu whether up 8:30 p.m.; ADeo R. pracrlptlon• • • . b-iuty-lidt Ho· np•naorl ,erine Setlle, Mrs. Isaac David Foi, Athens, lptnt the Waid Hayman and Cheryl, Mrs. lng on oneo feet most of up 11 :15 p.m.; Asa ~ ~ ;,-~~~d~c:~~~~ ~. 1Eliaa w. Sisson, John. H. weekend wtth hts parent!, Mr. Alma Pullinl, Mr. and Mrl. day would aggrava: :. down l2:lS a.m.: Diane Brent '"'"''"" col. I Mrs Dol• L. Van Stekle, and Mra. BID Fox, Bob Rhoclaa, Karen and · dal cyst, The answ i up 00 a.m.; John J. Rowe up 4 Rotllfered Pharmaelato to Serve yeu "" with Rlue Ier G. Vincel i, Mra. Mrs. Vlrgti Walkor, Bashan, Mr• Lettit Frank Mr. a but boun~ing around: wei NS • m.• Semel duwn 8:21 •. ~·~~::~~~~o~Ain:~riea'• favorit"'. ley Mrs. Theodor1 1pent Sund1y afttmooa with her Mrt: Artie West, M'r. and of a true or a trac wo · · ' Hl'ut cM•Y·I•H!.'ie el~ trir: ' \Irs. Phtl G. William!lon, llater, Mr. and Mra. VIrgil Charles Foster, Harold :.=~~~do~':•uwba IUver Beaver MhampoVtlr for $1 II. dAy at I Ja per N Hughtl aOO Roullh E J Grtffltb . Q- Wba fnlCI that n. ........... s . . lOll Hov. , . waa lcida are put up In tin cana Marmet t ~.m.: """'""" Pomori: P~'::r:~.~~":'k I son. Mrs. Jamoo . Sorrell Mro. Lmy O'Brien, Linda of tha aorvlct. lnalde of the can Bruct up Marmet S:20 a.m.; ~~~i;....~~~~~ln;ta:n;_t;so;:n~. Jimmy, Aotlqulty, apont looks black. Isn't it Eieercllff up Wfnfteid 12:01 .~· i' ~~~. with Mr. and llro. Bob Molp Gellerll Hoapltal to eat the fruit from these cana? m.: Jerry Boowortb doWII WmWYN95S 112 I, Main Mro. James Knl""Ung 111 a Admi11lolll - Mra. Ia it aafe 1o food in field 12:30 a.m.; Lucy Jane "" Ra ... in the Lucas down Wlofleld l:ta ,,m.; ouraicsl patient ll Holzer HOI- llorarity, Syr&CUIO; Y ., cans Becky WI!SOD up Wfnfteld I pita!. Albland, Ky. A - Canned · Heleo z up Wlllfleld f 1. Mrs. Raymond H...ler, J1a. 'Dilelllqel -Mildred ~ (But especially meat) a.m. • · cine, 1\'tnl !Iunday evening with Pomeroy; Eva Knopp, .Muon; tah~-hsmali am:u: dol .1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mr and Mrs Dollu Hill and Leroy Wallon Pomeroy. w "' cauae a ac epomll'f"acel lAY AWAY YOUR · • • t1n IUlfido on the inner •• of the can. Thill io In no way ~ealth bazard but, becouae II oonsldered unappetilllng, products are now usually put ln cant with on enamel fln\Jb. Acid fruits and vegetablet! llteir juices altar a lime SEWING MACHINES cause detinntng of the '"~~~~;I Come and see all the models with tha exposure of a • now. U~e our Ll."'·Away molal layer lllldemelth. Plan! change 18 also barm!eaa. $59.50 up chief things to watch out REG. are cans with hulling omda Sl.29RIO. lhoae that hove IJ!ruDg a leak. FIOID $80 -t/18 w/MI ollok» al Singer Port1ble 11.00 _ _ Keeping food In caDI In refrigerator arter the cans TYPEWRITERS been opened io not ooly otfe but DIAMOND RINGIS ICHICK IT.. NLIII IT.IL 49.95 & 79.95 desirable beeauae tht DOUiLI Choice ol 2 mod•la, aU when VaCUUI!HOaltd lft IDGI 8$ R.,; 1fl w1th. famoua Sinaer deatariil than the cleanat dlah t1t pend.ibil.ily. Choo11e now jar in your kitchen. the sf'('ond 11me In less than a I = K Cr k 0 Cam ._...liot ....... DOlTOR SAYS .Is H F S B h ...n 1 I =od •j o: ' Le Row•ng Heaf I c';ts;. 't i r::::,:.!: Prices Are Target of ~ m. D.ryerf• NewS . hrou b rtJ th beglnnlng er Or use a double wing or cre-ID the night looking II CLEVELAND IUPI) -Pre.l and it means ertra hours of, oive strategists went I g Io Y e . . . I at~ the effec t of a "Fl.;.." or and writing up a brodlllre. ' .. paring to defense the Dallas .film study and utra pagea of • g~ss of pens and penctls The Cowboys occaSionally run , double wing with the man ln Each play run off b)' ,._ Cowboys' attack is like a skin charting for Defensive Coaches drawmg' up 43 pageo of the, a quick play directly from the, motion. And on and on. next opponent In liB lut · ~ diver heading for a battle with Howard Brinker, Nl<k Skorteh Cowboys offensive shenarugans.l "I" but more often shtft or. Th h t devise eral games is charted, ...... an octopus. Both come at you and Ed Ulinskl. Most opponents require no . send a man in motion. wayse otC:~n~!ri~u!ach o1 the cles are noted, lanes 01,1. Jill' from all eight directions and It also means additional work more than 35. , n " d then patterns are plotted and tlj woe U you're not ready and conceniration for all of Dallas' basic formation Is , Or they will set up in a, ooct. I Cow!loys' many mov~s ":: their results of pla)'S off etrta!D,.W. · 1 1 d' d f si 1 the "I'' with the two running 'I formation with the halfback m the players must a sor tallied. ·.._, The Browns baveodryanobther CBevefe an Ds lie eovis~etedp ahyeersre 'a backs "ning up toe-to-heel be- the hole next to the tackle and i defensive dulles a~amst each mattons art . date with Tom La 'a usy ore a as ' • . 'th th 11a k •f · · bee backfield Sunday in Texas, month ago, the Browns' defen. hind the quarterback. But thal's the light end out \V~ __ e __"_- ormatton. Out of an tbt etlllllll ,• . All of the preparations are pattern. Tbe BroWIII doia'm!ll should give Burson • good BALTIMORE (UP)) - Tom based on minute scrutiny of re- which are the foel brtt~Aad' Blue D eVI ave our slate of prospects. Ed Hamil-l Gola of the New Vork i cent game films. And the butter plays, what workl bell i , ·ton returning last year's K 0 1 ckerbckers accompanied! often. begin off certain formatlalll ... • 1varsity, but he did not letter. ! the team tu Baltimore today! the 1r movie exammations Frl- der certain c1rcumltaDcll. ttermen, trong enc Terry Hansley will coach the but was not expected to see ,day art<rnoon, a full cme days "We've got to prepart to 1 reserve team this winter. This action against the Bullets: befo~e ~ foe Is to oe met. . stop their most dangeroUI Coach L. C. fOuke) Burson, hoHday break. squad " made up mostly of tonight because of a severelyl ThiS " because by late Fn- plays try to take away what in his second full year as headl Coach Burson began cage last ear's outstanding fresh- strained muscle in his right•day a team IS as ready as It ,d b " 1 ined ' GOOD EATING- Vernon Weber of Rulland, owner boss of the GAHS Blue Devils drlllo for non-foothallers ~rller ~uad (12_11 with the ex-' calf The veteran backcourtl ever will be for the tmmedtate lthey be0 fes~, Bexp a, of the Quality Print Sho~ in Middleport, poses. beside basketball le'am, has • mighty this month. Tuesday, gridmen :~~on of Jim Gilmore a 0 d: m~ was Injured in practice; foe two days henee. And since ~;m kr 0 t ~ ~wns 1 g pt. buck he bagged .m Rutland T~., durmg the difficult task betw... Deo. I reported. By today, the GAHS Rod Gilkey. Wednesday. lime is prectous in the bustimg, d e th n~w : ery ::and..._. recent deer season. OfficialS at the checking stallon e• and Dec. 11. mentor had cut the UBI down to _ !4-week championship s eduie on~ e ast ew wee " - • timated it waa 21'.! yean old and weighed 225 lbs. 1 1Z vars!ty csndidalea, and II ,.. Players Include Bill Cordell, -· the coaches waste none <>f tl. Icant change radically. The GAHS oquad .mast pay serve prospects. Jeff Stmmons, L. Burson, lbtnk PAI!IS (UPD-The French! Another sesswn with the pro-! The problem Is organlzlng tor Grover's Studio Photo. 1 three of the 00 ~ titl~nt~~- L t th B onmen fin·l Doss, Tom Meadows, K. Dennis, Basketball Federation has se- Jector is held ~1onaav and 8 to: Dallas 1s fmding the strength ~rs - two ir wa • J h~s j yeari· ~ ~~h lace in L. Bush, Lowell Evans, Greg lecled a 13-man team for a tour llO more hours are devoted on and probab!IHies in each •I ee pens ;age tthn that spafntn. F ·~ beme.~";:; t~ SE~:L ~~y ~inning pfour ofi Smith, Bruce Maddoi and G. ' ofthe United Slates. The squad ' Tuesday afternoon and well in- tts numerous ways of attacl<illl. 8 Yg e r 11 W er WI -e e JacksGn. WJII begm the tour Dec. 1, - - - - - · -------~- - -coach Charles McAfee'" defend- :14 games. Overall, GAHS was . p t Madison . . · 1 "gn on November lng champion Athens Bulldogs , 6-10 last. winter, and that was Cliff Wtison · will coach. !he in York. i Datiy Senlmel, Pomeroy-Mtddiepoct, 0., Nov. 18, 1965-3 Pal on Dec, 11. the Galhans' best cage record freshmen th1s rail, John M1lhnan 1 - k 0 'd J'1 1in five years. I the eighth graders and Dick Veteran basketball coach, , 5-8 Pete Pee : ~ a~1 ~ First contest o.r tl1t year 1s Bisho the sevenlh raders. 1 John Wickline of Kyger Creek, den ; 5-8 Torn . Eb1m; 6 Denms ,slated at Middleport on Friday, I Seven. seniors were lost ~ ~ p g. . is looking forward to the new 1Grose; ~11 Rick Denney Bnd 5-I Dee. 3. Coach Carl WoUe's1graduation from that squad, m- Last year, the jumor h1gh srason with anticipation and 10 Danny Young. 1team, despite one win in 18 eluding Richard Hamilton, the . and freshman squads posted a; much optimism. ! Two freshmen move~ up to .l regular season games last win- team's top play maker a~d acor- combined 31 won, four lost recWickline's 1964-65 cagers en-lthe reserve team ~re 6 Ch~ckter, should have plenty lo sayler. Others ~one are Ke1th ~t- ; ord, thus the cage program at 1 joyed their best season in sev- Bradbury and 5-8 Jtmmy White. on whe is going to capture the treil, Coe Burson, Frank G1b- j GAHS seems to be on the upl'!·nl years by posting -a 5-3 rec- , Memhers of the .freshm~n 1965-66 cage crown. !ert, Mike Fisher, Jake Eisel, . swing after a decade of losing ord (good for a second place tie; squad coached by J1m ~te The Gallians journey to Oak and Phil Sanders. · seasons. ! 1 ~·ilh •Southwestern in the are: 5-1 I Ken Buckley, 5-8 ,Rick Hill the following night for a j However, four returning let· j Friday, the Blue Devils will ~VAC) and an 8-11 record over· Moody; 5·3 Earl Thomas, non-leaglK! battle. ' termen are expect~ to ~hare . take part in their nrst pre-sea1 all includin.g tournaments. Barton Stump; 5-3 Ron QuU- Then, on Dec. 10, the CAHS Ithe GAHS attack Uus WJ~ter. l son scrimmage after picture Include~ m those losses were : ~:n; 5·8 Tom Reese ; 5·11.. Jim quintet will be at Wellston. The 1 And from the looks of t~mg\ taking chores by newsmen. 1 games w1th New Boston, Gal.li- 1yo: 5·5 Larry Daughert~ • ~ Golden Rockets, which finished !Coach Burson's bench Will be Listed below is the Devils' , polis, Southern Local, and Fa1r- Tom Cooper; s.-8 Bob Freeman, 6-8 in league play last winter, stronger this winter than it has . t9G5-66 cage schedule: land. .Kyger Creek has two re- 5-7 John Jenkms; >-1 have been tabbed by some ob- been In the past 10 years. Dec. 3 _ At Middleport shootmg 6-1 Lanny Typ. . Beebe•; 5-l Dan Buckley servers as the "team to beat" Returrung lettermen mclnde, Dec. 4 _ At Oak Hill turmng lettermen, aggress1ve 5-4, Mike Walters. this year. Pete Anderson, DanG ll mo. r e, Dec. 10 _ At Wellston 5·7 Chuck Leach and sharp 1he freshman schedule Then, on Dec. 11, mighty Alb- John Brown and Larry Mtlch- Dec 11 _Athens shooting 6-1 Lanny -Tyo. ~ists of 12 games. . ens rolls jnto the Old F'rench l ell. I Dec.· 17 _ Pomeroy Both were members of !he '65 The Bobcats op€n the~r. City for a l'"gue battle. Dur- This quartet, pius the addi- Dec. 2! _ At Logan SVAC All S~r Tea~. I game sched~le next Fnday, Ijng the past three year.s, Ath- tion of two trl~r cagersl Jan. 1 _ Jackson Other varsity cundtdates are: . Nov. 26 .agamst the ~annan 1 ens has captured three confer-1from Bishop Fenwick at Che-- Jan. 8 _ At Pt. Pleasant Trace Wildcats at Cheshire. enre titles, and piled up 34 shire, P. J. Ryal and Bob Ford, Jan. 14 _ At Nelsonville Cuach George Evan~· Han- I Here'~ Kyger Creek's straight league wins, which is piUJ the promotion of out~tand· Jan. 1~ _ Coal Grove nan Jrace Wildcats will open ule: only 15 shy of the Devils all ~ ing 1964-65 freshman, Jmuny ' Jan . 21 _ Middleport the l965-66 basketball cam- I Nov. !6- Hannan Trace X record of 49 straight. Gilmore, and Rod Gilkey, andl Jan. 28 _ Wellston paign this Saturday night a- Dec. 3 - AC .Southwestern X Pomeroy plays here Dec. 17, the promotion of Bruce Smith, Jan . 29 _ At Athens gainst tbe Jets nt Wilton. Ev- Dee. 4 - Fa1rland and the Gallians go 1o Logan Tom Mccarty, and J. Davidson Feb. 4 _ At Pomeroy ans' cagcrs pos~~d an overall Dee. 10 - At Eastern X Dec. 21 before the annual from last year's raserve team, Feb. ll _ Logan 4-15 rcrord Jnsl year and eli- Dec. 11 - Southern Feb. _ At Jackson See the Early American dining furniture ... round 13 maxed the season by winning Dee. 17 - Hannan) W, Va. Feb. 19 _ Pt. Pleasant the Ga!lia County Tournament Jan. 7 - Nortb GaUia X p gamst oug Feb. 2li _ Nelsonville tables , , . drop leaf tables ... harvest tables ... - - - - - - 1 Jan. I - At Middleport Seniors _ 6' J. D. Grose; 5- Jan. 14 - At Hannan Trace X several styles of chairs ... chinas ... buffets ••••••••••'•II 8 . fs Budget·prl11'1:11 ne ••• IRE A JG pp ' r · •· · " Kraft said be '"'" oellle Chtaa qa.. NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-A Passengers eakl Robin";:' FBI Indlcallon With that, Krall :.."::Y nemy s am upp 16-yea~-old youtll tried tohiJ,aek them lie wante~ ~~ ~~ e Robinson gave no Indication said Robinson pulled out a gun dade Communlsl IJblaa from FREE ESTIMATES · " . . . a Nattonal Auhnes DC8 Jetliner pilot lly tile era 1 0 . 1118 intentions as he walked and aimed it at Kraft's face. · lite Unfled NaiiODI. SAIGON, Thursday (UP!)- U.S. Ist Cavalry DtvlSlon Wednesday night and in the A total of 91 persons wer~:n ~to the first class cabin of the Kraft saldc· lha y011th atlelllpt manlJI waa herON , troops smashed a Commumst mortar and sniper ambush process threatened the life oil board the plane, inclu . g f! toward the pilot's ed to fan the hammer of the Com IJblaa th eBUILDING 180 .. and dodging scattered sniper fire, oearched early today Christopher (Ciu'is) Kraft, mis- Kraft and Paul Haney, p~bhetjl :;'~;it He sat down In a seal gun wUh hli hand, but he did '".:-_ 1• by • REMODI!UNG 7 p~' oblallled OliO ... for 'what was believed to be~he_ main suyply base for sion director for NASA'o , ty director II"' the Na ~~_i across . the aisle !rom Kraft, not shove the hammer far Had e REPAIRS · North Vtetnamese mltilra. . Mannod Spacecra.ft ~ter. A.eron~ullcs and Space n:r or' one of the top officials iD enoup back for the gun to go . more ·n~e, 11 IIIII wwk! ao1 . · tors m South Vtet Nam. scrtbed as ltght. The yooth, tdenl~ted as rustratton, and 8. num America's space program. off. .jall\'e llllde 11, boo;ouit tbe Exterior Decor1ton . The ambush was sprung late "We real~lr :U';:'"them with! Th~:;"' T Rob!~~~ ofsl% B';;~ ot~~ ~ZS~a:ff:~ In the I Kraft aaid Robinson sat down "I w~ sca,a;ed,;:o lo 'j'si''lll Allemi!IJ jftvt.uty Of Ohio Wednesday bX what mtelhgen~e air power," said Lt Col. I~uih ,:··floor of the plane. barrege of buliets,du:d ~'I w~~~:at"~!":e"~uov:~ht~n':~; do~~:gg.n failed to gu o1f, :'~ WY U64l . Mlddlopoti, o. . ·Offu~ers sa1 . were secur1 Y Frederick Ackerson or Des youngster was sub I . Robinsan walked rurthur up the dle tnue. · -- lroops guardtng the supply Moines, Iowa. commander of disarmed by a Houston bust~ , aisle and tried to get Into the . p01nt An enemy fom esttmal- th• 1st Btlalion nessman Edward C. Haake. YooDgBlers Takmg bl A stewardess told • _ _, ed at b•tween 300 and 500 men , He ~aid a felio~ commander e rove '!be incident took place Teeth Care Project r~~~~·~ ".;..lei aolgu in, that ... opened ftre •• Unt!s of the 1st saw !50 to 2110 CommunlStl • shortly after the plane took of The Elementary Grades, Kin·, 11 was "off Umita." rD·,.·~"''·· Batlalton, !th Atr Cavalr~· l pantc and run under the from New Orleana, on the last dergarten throush the Fourth, I Shootl Floer ..-n u ,. 8 regtment moved . through pound in£ of Ihe airplanes , leg of a filght from Loo Angeieo of Middleport Schools, are en- Robbtson appeared to accept (Continued fom page 1 ) valley only three mtles north of1 The poundmg broke the back to Melbourne, Fla. The plane gaged in a project study of thi and turned to walk back "''' the Chu Pong Mounlam battle- Iof the Communis! attack, and ' BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH retumed to New Orleans after dental care lhrougll the co1111- do!:n the aisle. He stopped plant of Allied Cemicaf . field, where U S troops won troopers movmg into broken i Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Goeck· the shooting end the youth was esy of the Proctor and Gambia beside Haake, 45, of Hollltcn. was beln& operated In an their costliest vtctory of the; jungl• and •lephant grass today 1 ner and Edward Moran. Mrs. rushed from the aircraft by Company. This study ill making The boy fired ali wild ahals mlllllll!r. Tbe llllloD lt:uck war in a bloodv thre<-day encountered only Ught sruper Ada Norrlo attended 1 birthday a special effort to teach stud· Into the Door of the plane nell plant Oet, 1· battle whtch ended Tuesday. fire dmner m honor of Mro. Maggie att.nded church aervlcea at the , enta how to take proper care to Haake nearly emptying the . I lied m lo hel the They uncovered a network of ; Otis st tho home of Mr. and Methodist . church. I of their teeth, and the Import. two revoivero he carried. CIIARLESTON, w:vA. - A US. Je s ca k / lhe trails, which mdtcated they I Mrs Paul Davis and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Norris lance such care can have for When the boy reached Into man whe escoped from the ambushed troope~s ra e d. were approachmg a Commumsl Parkersburg Monday evening. and family of Columbus were them throughOilt their llves. . bill pockets to reload Haake jail at Cleveland Ohio by an·a With Thm•rt' '"'~v",.ngs c"o'n'" base camp. Mr. and Mra. Franklin Law·l dinner guests Satunlay evlenoecklng Phamplets, colorin& books, 1·-""ed !orward and · - the I~•'·· biJ ceo door ~th cannon tre. 1 een " d of Mr and Mra Erwin G nd · dl 'd 1 teeth "'"' """"'6 . bodtes were tound and more l __ ~~ ~::;• ~:vilh:::l to ner. · ' k~":'.:,C ~rtam .;~e u:_ ell• youth oprawlllti and quickly hair pin and lheo signing hi~n-11 - were belteved ktiled AJ,o , We!le BeJf.. Sr. auffered '!be W.lii.A. of the United ltibuted to the Bludenta, R• disarmed him. ore a seU 0111 at tbe neurtty a:~~~ ktlled was • park elephant ' llosp11aJ heart a~tack at his home Frl- Brethren church held • party corda and le'achlne data ill u:"=~:!er~ ~ FBI : e be tried in federal 0 __laden wtlh nee day evening, and Ia being car- ' at the home of Mra. Floyd Nor-·llso given to the teachers ol eaman aaklthe !loy would , uS. casu11lti" wm d•· d Ho• ital ed for by his daulflter, Mrs. ris in llollor of the birlhdayo of each srade. In the third grade, ~charged with crlmt aboard Kenneth Ferrell, 26, was • Entm P Ho• ;·erne Hayman. Pearl Norril and Corollne Dental Instruction Kits, which aircraft 1 federal off..,.. rested Wednesday b)' ...... 11 Persons entermg Holzerhour~ Mr and Mrs. Roy Pearson Miller. A decorated cake, fruit! ...tatn toothp8!te and tooth anKraft v~lbl ahaken b)' the County sheriff's daputies • lltntlo Flowlrw 11aat (~opper pttai dunng the111ia~tl Z~ Belz and Mf!l. Mae Pearson spent 8aiad, coffee and '"" were ser- bruahes, have been given each lncldeni said be felt sorry for Whitesville, W. Va., and --fabrics! t~ciud": d\lrl~ "~" Carr!~ sunday afternoon with Mrs. My ved by the hosteues, Florence child. Charta will be .kept daily Robina~ "Something ill the broJii)Jt here. He was rid!ni : :::M~:~~n 17Jj 'chalha;. Ave., lie Bentz, Eagle Ridge. Adams and Marge Grimm. with each child keepUJil • per· matter with bim," he oatd. bua wbeu c:aplured, II rtpt 011 1111 dOOr! 1 Mrs V~rgtnta Skehan. 61 Gar- David Gloeckner, student at Games were played w\::~':' sonai record. Passengers on board the • lltw tlf)lllr Ir ld A> ' \Irs Btlly Houck Ohio Slate University, Colum. going to Margaret G N . ' plane said Kraft "jual weD! WOOSTER omo THE Porcttalo E - Administration I ~~' lhil ~~" Gary bus. spent the weekend with h" Mary Roo•h and JuliaBobo~~: white" when Robinhon stuck Agrtcul~e De~ent Millet. Burger Ave . Mrs Mat- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Erwm. Attending werode MGrs. Mrs the pistol In his face. approved a fl30 1100 grant to . - lets )'OU HI 1 r·rov.n Gloeckner 1 ams, Mrs. R rmun, · , , exact df>'U. I lEI t£:11 WASH!NGTO)I IUPll - For shall Montgomery,h Tl 10 pson Thos~ . attending a prayer Erwm Gloeclmer Mrs. Herbert Ohio Agrtculiural Research :! " 'I R·'~~~~~:~~.w~ :~ m~": :':!:'. u~oa~;l l••·e;Jt1.!r=~P~h~•n=•~T~od;a~y~F~.;,:J I !~J·~:p~;~· .. . Heater With Paretill.n ', GilMORE SUPPLY STORE . ' -Poniel'oy,O• .... ~ ... . ~,., , ........ I BUILD, LOW PRICE TAG! 'Ttlepllo;,,.., Chftfet ieeltr -~~ type__o~ tmk. _........-.... ...---~ . ----·-·-------·--····· ' c..tll....oaa.atlon . ., ,WITH The new t96G Chny..Van specializeS In keeping~ low fl• firsi:CIIt to trade in. lagged IJodJ is of large.panal welded c:oastructioll willl)ailll _. ..........,.., protected from rust. lfs roomy, too; gives 211 cubic feet of laid space to haul .,. 'a ton of cargo. The floor is large and flat and th•'• econoaical kylinder . . . ap froat 'v, ••• lltd doullle cargo doors at reli (curb side doors¥ 1 '\ available, too). For low-c:aSt diUYeries, trJ CJaeyy- 80 • N0.1WAYTOW8D ZanelvWe Ro.ecrans, water, Beroe Unioo, MI. P!ea11-l Cllll-.t - - l o l t . Phou 992-2774 garetta, Powbetan, ter, Rittman, Genoa,B~el~io~:;:l De•rAg•lh•, ton United, Flreianda, "Can • pipe tobacco Bluffton, Berlin Heights, YlCIUta t cigatelte really taste Catholic, Jonathan Alder, Parl!ol mild?" way, Philo, Ottawa HiiUUa~.,:~:~~ eye, South Central, C Dear Smoker, Heights, Unioto, Ontario, ~stop asking questions. Mingo .Jun~ Dublin, Utc:al, Daovtlle, Start smoking Half tina Memorial, Mwtoa Half Clgarettee.M Marion P!eaaant, McComll, Detmil<lll St. Norwayne, Cbauncey • Fremont s~ ,Joaepha, I ' ··'POM·EROY MOTOR COMPANY Jll.c,. , .... W. MAIN STREET ' ' POMEROY �' Southeastern_Counties win A wards ~~!~~:,"tQ~d:~~~:s:::t;:, r=:!!:.:;nn;:;~:-c:!!! DIM.I Tuerday II;, 12 • . · 1\iwfifttr Comntiss'Pima" · Ba''zaar -·n] •uppers Plains. 1 ' 01 Two Crowned Ustdas s.. -&.o/ Offer Nwumuerous ' . Th~ Novflllber rn6ttiftl of.l!er mltttna. wlllch will !It 1111 011 tJt ltlt~ellial Pr!sentallMI tlf ollie and re-,bookB went to Muskm3um club, I JUdie Looks Fnr In Judging Ar- Club wa1 host for tht regional Che•ter Uardcn Club WI! held the home ol Mr!. Chari!! Grlf•l . The yoi!IIJ adult clau of the pnal awards to Meigs, Gallia, ' first; the Hill and Dale club, listie Arrangements." meeting. The luncheon was ser- at the home or Mra. Pearl lith. 1 A dlbller at the Martin 1\ei.IPomfroy Flnt a•ptlll ehlll'c~ · lloc!kintl anll Washint~lon c'Oun- second; the Richland Club, ! State officers introduced by ved by the Little Hocking Dau· Mora of Chesltlr Road with Mrs., A contul wllducted by Mrs.: Wlttnl prteedtd the rqullrl held Its r.,w.t JiiHWill In the lies and the installation or new third, and the Rutland Club re· : Me>. Lewis included Mrs. AI· : &hters of America. Mrs. Thorn- !Jonald Mora assistina hostels. , Purley Karr was won by Joan Imetllnt of GroupU of the Ichurch buelllent with 12 !hflll· tfficers for the 111115-61 yeor ceivtn1 an honorable menton. Ibert Poole, flnt stat• viet pres- as Sl1lcy, president of the hosl It opened ~!lh dev~~ions, on K2utz. I Mldflleporl_Fint United Prelby·! berl presenL hi&hiiJhted aelivites of the fall MT! . G. E. Smith, Athens, ident and conaervotion chair· club, we!com,•d the auests. the theme of Thanks. ~everal Flower judie• commanted oa• llrliD ChUI'dt Tllllday eYelllnJI The butlne11 rneeltna w~s convention of the Re&ion 11, . received sevtn regional awards man, who presented alides on A gUt was pmented to Psalms on . thank.! were read. 1the mancementl, IIvine blue ~ al lbt c:burch. , eoaducled by the pt'tllclent, SJn. Ohio Association or Garden 2nd Mrs. >:dward Mitico, Ath· the waukeena project. Mrs. C.harle• Lewis, outgoing also an art1cle by Dr. Roy f. , ribbolls to Mrs. Pe.ari Mora for AtlelldlliJ wert Mrl. llelleyldy Pha!in. DevotiDM wtl'e held Clubs. .ns, eight regional awards in Newly appointed reaion· director. by Mrs. Rohert Lewls, ,Smllh on "Thanks." The verse a dried arrancemeut fealuriD& Moore, Mn. E4war4 Burkett, by Guy Cowan. Tbt llfOIIP Ia lixTakln& first place In t h e the Kodochrome slides con. ,al chairmen are Mrs. Vicwr •ecretary and Mrs. Robson, out- of month wa• read by f:le&nor gum branches yarrow and .ee4 Mra. Bethel Colemu, Hn. Paul I!q a food balket for 1 filmily !I: te In the ClaM B Theraphy test. In the Sears Civie Beauti· ; Hysell, Junior garden e I u b s, going treasurer. Knight. ' pod! in 1 black c:ontalller on Haptonatall, Mrs. M)'l'llll MUter, at Thlllkltlvlnl Ill~*, The recatcgory was Gallta County for , l!calion conte!!': the Marietta Mrs. Clarence Headley, publicRoll call on 1 Thank•llVinl varnished basa: Mn. .Mn. WUJI~ Morr!J, Mrs. Lew· cent rumnu11e aaie wu a IUC· t ~ e club v.:or~ at th• Gathpohs Club took first m lht region. llty and Mrs. Walll!r Hayes, ra.i Thought woo enjoyed by aiL IKarr, .lor a dried arrugemenl• 11 Sauer, Jr., Mra. llotlney 111!81. Piau for 1 Chtlstmaa par~tate !nSIIIUie. In the same . Mn. Charles LewiS, Mlddle- d10 and teleVISIOn. . • ' Severa! new project8 were dis· fealurlntl goldenrod and dr1edSallll', Mr11. Tom Rue, Mn. Joe ty at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. t•alegory, the Athens Coun- pori , oulgoing regional direct· 1 Tbe Llltle Hocking Garden cussed. ' hydrangea on l allb; Mrs. lllllt!y, Mra. Rlehard Olletll, Dick Finlaw wert dlllcu!led. ly clubs were awarded a first or. conducted the msta!lallon --- ' The County Christmas Flow· Belly Fredorlek for the lfi'IDIII' IIIII Mrl. Dollatll Loweey. 'l'bere will not be a gift exfor theraphy proa.rams at the ceremony. Installed were Mrs. Jl'~ er Show plannmg meeting was ment of the month featurinll New olllcen wore nominated chanp, but 11ft• are to be givAihens State hospital. Jack Robson. director; Mrs. allended by Mrs. Purity Karr fruit., piJ!eapple lopl In a ba.. follilwblc tile dinner. Elected en to 1 needy family. Refresh1 Pomeroy's Winding T r a i 1. Wheeler Drake. secrel1lry. and and Mf!. Woodrow Mora. The ket. ood rfd: to Mrs. l'lltley l- . Mrr. Joe lllllty, chair- mellla were aervl!d by Betty Carden Club too< a third place Mrs. Roy Holter, treasurer. All , rOgttJm 0p1C NOV .. II club drawing the class enUUed Karr for an arrangement lea·lllllllt; Mn. Donald LGwery, co- Wiles, I!Sl!ted by Guy Cowan. award In the state in the Class three are from the Pomeroy ar- , , The ~ck Spnngs Beller "No Cott•s• Too small." Minia- lurln& a Woodlalld scene with chairman; Mrs. Rodney Sauer, A 1weekly 1 theraphy category , ea. . Heallh Club wdi meet Thurs· lures ore not to exceed five · weathtred wDCMI, pint dried; I!U'etary; aDd Mrr. Myron Mt~ Pleaoul Valley HHjlllll lor retarded children. . In her commeniS, Mrs. Lew" , day at. l a. m. at. Ult borne of inches overall. materlllllnd a duck a~e,.OI')'. • ler, treuuter. ADMI'l'I'ED: None. 1 Three slate awards came to outlined the role of inndJVIdual : A program on Thanksgiving Mrs. fred Goe,iem. Mrs. WI!· . The Garden Therapy chair- Lovely refl'eahmenla ollllra•J Plus were dllcueled for the DISCHARGED: K.t nneth Ileaion 11 011 Yearbooks. The members, the garden club<, the was presented when Friendly !lam Grueser Will h•ve the pro- man discussed her plans for berry Slllad. crackers and hornt-j llnNII Chritlmlla b-r to be Payne. Henderson; Richard Muskingum Club, Marietta took :·eglonal a>5oclalion snd the Circle met •I ~'edrrakd church gram and Mrs. Harold Black· th• year which are weekly made cookies were Rrved bn1eld Docemb8- 2 aDd 3 at the Mollohan, Gallipolis: Mrs. Chor· first: the . Hilt and U a! e. _~late as~?riatlnn toward mak- Tue~d<~y evenin~. Mm, th~ COnt-est. mceiings with the Eastern ~ hostesst!s. Door priat Wll wort c;hurch. Mrs. Dwight Wallace! les Turner and daushter, HenClub. Manetta. took second lnJ:l: an eflcctlve working organ- St:i~cted s~..~ipture from the The Episcopal Chu_rch Women ta l Special Education class· by Mrs. Earl Dean. reviem!d the life or "Saphlra .,I derson. and the Athens Hlchland Club lzallon She preS<•nled each P~alms and • . n;editotlon of Ora~ Church Will lll<!fl on f'lsh Aquarium with growini one of the WOIMII of the Bibie.jr•••-= -.,....., - ....-...----...,.-.., rece1ved an honorable meolloo. oft he new officers and Ihe coun· · ·1 hank God F'or L1fe. by Mrs. ThuJ sdDl It I P· m. 11 Ule plants, Chri•trnas decorations ' S , The hlllleil,.. Betty Fif • Tying lot thrrd plaee in the ty conl>cl chairman. Mrs. \Veo- Pearl Moro preceded l reod· pansh hous•. . and numerous other ideJt ..,,..: urpru~ Brrl/ulay Ann Lyons ' 50 ved a e dl lt'a(e and taking first In the dell Roush. (;a! li a: Mrs. Ml7.l· ollg,s, "I Tl18Dk Thei!, Lord," The Child ConservatiOn planned. Every m~mbet· of lh~ ' COU1'1e at the cl~e of the :e:f..- 1 region on ~>ubh·n ·· scra pbooks oku Athens ~Irs. Leland . Corn:o·o~i• .. and "The Old League w•ll moet at the Colum- club will work at oomethtng Party Mia FriJay ing. . 01 30 was the H1ll and Dale Club. Brown, Woshrngton : Mrs. !:llwl t·ash1oned Thanksgivmg." by bJa ' office Thursday at? durmg the year. W 11 · The 1\h,ig~ C('Un!\ elub" wt•re Collms Vmton. and \lr:; r. A ,\ itll <..:arl Kalil Kach mem- f' m for a food demonstration The CltrJstmas dinner will be eda a~~ P. Hatfield Was hon· l owarded second place rn tht' Evans. Hockmg . """a kt') rep· ber. ollered a ThanksglVln& by Belly Newlon. at the Martm Hestauranl some- orrt ; id I llll'prile lllrlhda1 / Mils Dutton Winl ~l<~ l e m gloup Chnstmas ~hov.s Ilea. Mrs Lel\h I" ronl~('l tno,lgl~< fhe Musy Bee Class or the tlme before there ular Decem·:~ or ay elltltlng at th! IJeoa't LUt Honore Siu Reg ronal mdJVIdllal club show ch>Jrman for Me~gs Collnly. I ""· Kautz opened the busi· erung ll 7:30, p rn. ol l h. .. - .. -g ---- Mrs J~ ~r;nta, Mr. lftd Ellen Dutton, daugbler or Mr ' 12'1• Te • 10 011ard' •cnt to the Logan. Che· Speaker lor the afternoon pro- ne>s meeting with a poem, ' Middleport Flfst BapUsl l • and Mn. Dalt! M. lluttDn 3116 Big 10 _ r. ~hJre and Wmdmg Trail club!. gram WIS Mrs. E'arl Bender, '. Gratitude" The nommatlng l Church Will mc..t Thursday... r. Q IS i~le~rWollact opened his Soulh Fifty-sl, Middlt!p011. was ' p fire Jeglonal awards lor "ar- Manella, who used "\\hat A comllllllee reported !hat all of· church. resluneotl or Cllke,lce ·-·111·"""-·- of Den-' eBiack eBrown ·- ·- ---- -· - - -- - -·- · , - 1 , The Loyal Women '• Clasa of U S ,..~rr.er cream, mml.l, mlaed nuts, ehlpl. . ...,..~·-·· I p rtl · 1 , lreers would serve for another the Middleport Church of Chnst punch. and coffee were MtYed llilon' Un,verslly who l!tllned' • Clpo '"' Store 1 It&t honon In lhe liM ·: 1~h~.~~:!•~t•f~~~~~~!' CHOOSE DEPENDABLE year. ,\,rs ,·au. "er ner report- l wrll meet Thursdov eveninc at f lo Mr. aDd Mra. Ralph Bate•! Dean 1 ed on two health k1ts taken to ll•e church al 1 J<i Jill and chJidron, Kll'lllantl DaYkl: lfll academic ~ar. World Communi\\ Oa) ' Th w II w kI 1 r Dr and Mr<. Charles Holzel' Mr and Mn .. , __ Sml'" To .-Jlfy for the Delb'l u.ll II . · e Im& orerscasao nd h · ........ ~ w D KOU 1 0t fOrt Th• tlfcle w1ll place !Iowen; the Enterprise EUB church Will a daug ter were guesls when and children. Brenda and Ste·'l ll enllon a studeltl mUll~ on the altar Sunday ~nvemt Tl d . " Salisbury PTA mel TUesday for "'-n· Mr and u - '·· u.. llln llleuta 3.0 out ole pout•l mf"f' mrs ay t>venmg .at ~oue ~"""" • ' lft.ll5. """' IYt.· bl _. 0 ...o.. 1 . Middleport b., 21. Tht lamrly thank ofler· home of Mrs ..James w,iL a 6 30 pol 1uck dmner and Dr !Jeld. Mrs. Walilce lfltfleld,' e •· e.....m c average for mg serv1co of ded1catron w1ll be Magnoh• Temple. Pylhlan 515 . Ho~zer was &uesl •peaker. aod Mr. and Mn. Lawrt!llllt! the enUre year. 1 ··- - ----~ . held dunne the worship serVJCe lers wrll meet at the DA V hall (,!rl Scouts Troop 11111 asked Scarherry and chlldren, SUitt, · "''" \il's Wilbur Penm rn Thursdav at 6 P m I r the gr•ce and also led mthe pledge Cathy, Dem.. , and Larry. u-NI .. _.....•--• A'.,llm · Inc k• m 11 It annual •Thanks&lvmg · · " dinne " lo !Ia•• foliowino n. - • · ... .,... •• · 11 1· c·harge AI two oc •.., the d1'n•e afternoon, the Women's Guild followed by the regular meeUn~· Devotions wert led by Mro Menwill meet with Paul Smart as Members are asked 10 brmg zel Smith. . 3J•d Annutd Vanlly / &uesl speaker and men ol the lhror own table service. · Dr. !Wizer, who was mtroduc-, Show Is on Frida chureh as special guest•. NOV 11 I'11 by Mrs. Opha Offutt, had tor r PT PL"'ASANT Y ' · T d· . o.c b 14 ·II . · . ~ his lop1c "What are we edu.l ' "' The third 1 BASE ANTENNAS , b L~~s <~thr· ·., ~mer r' " 1t The Lad1es Auxiliary of Mid.l cating o~r children for'' Ht ! 1nnual Variety ShcWJ sponsor- 1 ePRO 27 eTOP HATS • • ", ~"' mee '"cgh a dleporl Pentecostal Church will stressed thai even lhou•h auto- ed by the 811 Black Backers I! I II· It 1wme u1 · 1 ' ~- 1\aut! .. es- sponsor a rumma~e sale F'riday· · . . '"'0 sel for Frida nl ht 7·"" 1 ter Road w11h Mrs Pernn ets , matwn Is m many fields tht"re Y g • _,.- p.m. e SCANNER ·BEAM •. ·.. and Saturday althe old A. II P.' arr still many field for lh at th& Point Pleasant H 1 h. V1 ~.;ram dJa lrnJan. !here Will Budding in Middleport startmg . . s e School •ym · nile bt a $1 g1(t exchange Precedyoung people to choost for em-~ 9 in tht' meetin lhe ~ou will at ~ - m.. ploymenl . He named sl"veral ! The fun filled evenlna's en.-, g . 8 8 P The Senwr Class of Porn· and stated that there is 1 areat lertolnment is directed by Mra go to ~lartm restaurant, for a eroy High Scbool will havt a d d I th . John f'low I d Mr Wll. 6·!0 dinner Members and . .. eman n e medicine and . er an s. • UMITaD IDIUOif-8UF FOURS NOW . . ·. . . bak• .ale al the Kroter Store health fields which offer wide ham Rawson . Among the lea· ' fnends WJ~h1oo from 9 •· m. to 4 P· m. advanta&•• to YOWII people. A· ture• of the el'l!nlnl will · lie the . • reservrlhons . .. art .:-r1'day r • Base Antennas • Crystals lo contact Mrs. Elza Gtlmore The Forest Hun McthodJ.sl question and ahsw•r period 101. 1appearance of Sporl• writer Jr. . church Will sponsor • bazaa r · lowed alter which Mrs. Offutt, ! Jack Rogers· smelly friend, i • Mobile Whlpa • L11d In Cable A commlltet will meet at the and bake •ale Fndty, Novom ' on behalf o1 the PTA ese 1 Offside& a. ·or AI k' K•urz h T da ~ov!M r •or 1" I D k Cl p . • pr n • ' ' . 110 rna mg an 6 . orne ues y. ' '• ' u ·e eaners, om- ed Dr. Holaer with o gill. 1 1 appearance will be Minnie Pearl . ' Operated Home OWned and r . ber :JO. to pian th•, programs for ieroy. Handmade arllcl". and : Durin& the business ,..,ion. i and BiK Black Backer memJ. pnngs • Antenna Mast Pipe tlre year.. Plans •ere made to homemBtle baked goads tnciud- in charge or Mrs. William Oh- · bers will stage 1 tlyle show. You'll Like Our Ser\'lte lake Chnstmas cheer to shul- , '"I bread and also candy Will linger, ~resident. the l'l!'porl of . Price or admi•9loltl\ is fl for PHOHI WY 2-1111 ln., and octogenanan members he sold. the secretary was ace led d · adull! d .. 1 r ..... of the church NO y 21 ' '" "" an "" een ' or st-ntl d . · . . : ; . the treasurer reported 13111.15 - pre·school ouneoters will be 1 A e>Sert course was served , The Women s GUild of the in treasury. Mro. Olfutl wao admitted fret1 by ~ltss Mar.v Ehaabelb Cbap. Federated Churrh will meet at named lo make 1 aettlemertt I 'Wiliiiii. . ._.,·_ _ _iiiiii_IIO . man, from a tab le decorated the church Sunday at 2 p. m. with the dry cleaner• concern. I r with twin cornucopill, of frUit, : Paul Smart w1ll he guest speak- mg the back drop curtalna at I mlnwture lurkeys and Dlllumn er. Mn. John W. BJ·aeHnar 1s the school . it:avf"s. Sile was assisll!d by Ml!!s pr~graf!l. chairman and Mrs. Th~ fro~t entr.ance bea~utifi · ~1""Y Virginia Heibel. Mrs. Wll· Keu h Hlgg~. dev_otw n<l l leader. oation projec t was discus!ed "Your CB. Headquarters" llam \tal\nck was a rontribut· Refn~s:hm.ents WI!! be serv!•d and the c:ommltlet'. Mrs. Ma'l:· isg ho~:ress. During the IOCIR I by !hfl r ederated LitTle 13orh ine Arnold, Mrs. D~:~vld Uavirs hour .a itlent auction was held men and \'!omen of the chur l'll and Mrs . Richard Young is to N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. whlrh ollorded fun and fund! are ur&ed 10 attend. : meet with the school board lor HeodsReviewed r" D H/ . zer G e tSftAII·· AS . CB It'• EQUIPMENT *' s , R 2 00&, ' l'Jah I 1.. Dante \VOMEN U.S.A. NOV. zt Jone Howell Tent Daughters of Unron Veteran• wrll meet 1 Monday. at 7 !II p.m at the ! DAV hall. Members are asked lo bring gifts lor Al\ens Stale Hospllal · ill approvol, and report at the ' Januarv meetlnl. It wa, announceil that the County Council scholarship lund now tot.led ~Ul. The fall festival to be held at the ochool wa1 dlllCUII· , ed and Mrs. Roy Gru•oer (en : I Pral chairman named ber com· 1 miUees. 10 Floata, Santa, Plans wore madt lor tht ' To be In Parad .. Chrillmll procram Ule dale tg r PT. PLEASANT Po'10 1 , be announced and the prol!Tam ' PI ' unnt • Yule para~e sched- ' commiu.. wao named lo pur- ' uled for P'rlday, Novlmber 26th chale lroalo lor tht children. will feature tea ft0111 plus The room count o1 parents w11 Sanla or a City nre truck . The won by Mr. James Wicklint'o ' ~: <horlll wUl present I room and the count of lfliJICI. 1 lmla muotcal oelections par011 t, woo 1 llo between Mr. ' fur • half hour prior to the par- · Wickline and Mr. Eric Hart's ado on the Citizeno Nellona1 · room r Batik parkinl lot. [ · 1 1 The 1:!0 parade it oponsorPLAN SEkVICEI 1 I ed by tha :oint Pleasant .lun- , Spacial ReUgiolll Serviceo 1M· lor Worneo • Club In cooper a- tin thi• weekend Thurldly eve· lion With local merchante. f'ol- nin1 at tha Fy;tV!ooclt Metholowinl the parade. Santo Will dist church, the paotor, Pearl bt In Gunn Park at fourth Catto, doina lht preacltlng. lo present treats to the 1 Special oinaml each tY..llll at Street 1 kJdtlleo. 1:30 p.m. The public II invilld. : 1 . , I .. ··DT -.. AHHHHHHHHI CITY ICE and FUEL COMPANY :- ITYLI . lb. McCoy's ADAMS or HOSE HOLSUM SMOKED CALA HAMS . pMor MS. lOX 1>.-t.ioipa!Jng Mer:ohant in (.."luis'tmas Glf't-A-Rama !llliDI!L~OIT, fl. 4 to 6 U,. AWR!J• UNCUSSIFim ·'-------J 89 .DOG FOOD • I . .... TWINS HILbig·· - - - Sptkialities • · • Walnuts .. . II" WHITE UNIFORMS 'i."H!rt srlli- ,. $1.01, .. SIMON'S ' .eUSE OUI IAM.._f Ufi .. .GM • • OUit U!JliE tMSI lAY c....as,~ White Hose lllt·ll - - . M-.Msft ... :fMICMMix :r LADIIS ..... ' flluit .. .• Dly C'MrriH II clffiag j;or Fow1 WOMINI ...:====:::::;.___ ·, • ,, MI_LJ,:_S_TR_E_ET_-_MI_DD_LE_P_O..,RT ___j . !Iii IE ~ • ' enriche4 '" " fAin' The firot Big H Square and as round in•tructora, will HE a•ING OIL 69 ~ lst Big HDance Festival I Coming Thanksgiving 1'eek FUll.@ c lvs. BREAD Brelgetvtit SpioetOII'e <m Black SillieS: Pelilo!Average-Tall $).110 c gal. MILK··· ..., ~---~ IIIO.ItiO Sirloin ~'· 87c T"Bone 97c POTATOES .. Ia. bag •• I 1rf STEAK . •' be I Round Don<... Feollval is set able to give the p!ts 10me to open at Cedar Lakes, near or the latell round anti 111uare ' 1\lpley, W. Va. on Thank•giving dance movements durtncllllur·l (Tmco Futl Chltf 11 on the jotl,, day's work shop. which will he I weekend. it'> · R . t t· . he . F . open to area dancero. , tKJS ra Jon WI 11 gm n· There will be a dance both Clean combuatton-that's wh1t mikes Teuco Fuel Chief Heating 011 the 1day llflernonn,. Nov. M w1th the Fn\kly ·•- and ,;. rdoy eveomg · ,' o3G1u 1 l deptndlblt, economletl fLtel. For reliable comfort end ttrviet ~ etn Fest ~•I runnma unll camp . be(lnnlng at I and running I breaks ot I a.m .. Sunday. The tbro hout tbe ...... . always count on, alveus a call. Yo11, too, will lily, "Ahhhhhhhhh" this winter. Ill '"A'"· I I cha1rmen fl>r thiS event are hoping that the festival can he Any of the mO'llia, workshop CALl 675·2460 . or lodallll! can lie re... rved by an 11111ual Ill! . elr. Ctcllr Lakes, <·alllh• Red or Pe tlilndl (Toll CU1Io111tn Call Colltef) 1 located as 11 l8 among gently . • I ey a , n>llinC billa and turroiiJ!ded by r, 273·2U1• by NoY • :a, ~ their 1 distributed in this are1 lakea, ~ one of West Virginia's! ~al~ft& atldrelt 11 Millwood, , iinest facilities for a festival , Dan~~ tickett C!tll bt liOughl such as " planned. ot the door. Thl)r are .. couThe calllng atafl comprised ".f'l pie for either .;,Itt llHJlO!l· AI lluet ltlatllt~- Chris Christin· u.,-8 with till JIIDdllyl ~r• t!Gil, Wallace Wright, Jack Mil· Mr. IIIII Mrl. I, 0. Hill Of 511-· Point "•..ant, W. Ve. ler, Jbhnny Lyons and Slim Hall rerton and Mr. llld Mh, c. E. :1 1 ....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ! 1 with Jlli! IIIII Lolli.. McCluJII t Hall ol Raveoii!Ood. ill BRRRRRRRRI .... fbt.,. 5 11111\ttNS 'l ROUND fpi.;r~eAoc:~:!.~()H=-:S;T_:T:Qt:- ' - latl y ganiz.ed Library club Wallarna Seltlor High lllbool 9ltNil • dMOe Neor. l2lll at ~ lln:n·l islilll llltllk!. n ' m • · ' Pll lrlculty .... . . . . . lilllperoning the dlllilt Mre lliMl. A. 'keilh Medlun&. & ., ll)lllllsor of the '"'"''· .~ ... Ur, McOiuae. l\lr. aDd . . William 'Gn!or .and \lr. J 'o'h.n W.atlttlaa. f'rooefts wm be used for .,.r'ia'll .netllled in ..., 'Ii- I -:::::::::::!.:fo~r~p~ro~j:ec~l•~·-....- -......., 1 , ., ......... NOW! '1 Used Citizens Band Radios $35.00 up ''!·~ ~- BAKt .n' BREAK 7 FRESH TURKEY r-. IllER Oil (OMPANY rJREMAN &ABBOTT Order Your I I / "MAPLE LAWN" b• ---·- I I lin. Lewis Smith was guest GlvPn Mrs. Ctrll of ._,. 11 t ll~Ue shower Mrs. Selma Call was honorWetiMaday evening at t h el ed with a layette shower when 1 bl Mrti. Rebert Jeffors.l Chester Coone . il. Daughter. of liyrUt r. Amer1ca, met Tuesday evening. A pink and blue color theme · The meet~ng opened in ritualwu elll1ietl out tlnugbout tile ittie form by Leda Mae Kraeu- i IIIDIIJ. Gilll - e placed II a ter. oounciior. Reported ill were pink am lllUe, bassinet. Games Mary. Parker in hoopll.al, Esth· l were played With prizes afiard- er Ridenour and Margaret Me- . ed tile wimlen, Iller 1lltlcb Clain; Goldie Krackomberger honored guest opened her gills. home from hospilal. Second n<>llefl I euTJinc mination of officers was held. colilr tblalie Wlrt! •vecl Communications were read 1 ttile wllh ftite OO'IC .wid! Ethel Hornbeck, national pillt _. blue l!rMmers ... lllMIIlcilor, """"'rning member- I t..... fnm 1111 cillftdelier to *lit dues. and lrora Edith : tilt .... t( the table. Wlbty, district deflUty. in rePt I tl ll'tt'l lrn. card to Deputy club aDd . tile Anteld1 Mn. A. 0. Leo, district offietn' Ollisllnas parlllltlra ArliN, lin. ty ill Marietta oa Dftmber &. DILoni, lin. ....,. Emla aetand. defuty, tllanked Mr&. lllll!e M!WI. Mra. JDrJDbt!n for llelpinc With Alln "" 11. lth. 111M Cl.cll, Booster meetinc. The -J.GfMra. ~ara illrlmaA, )h. Lib or*r ooatmlt1ft IIOOIII<led <lay and a.. 1111t11 lll!fen. • nit I« tile nn1 ..-111!. 8 •a p!ll IIUt -.... At !be close ci tho ..-nc, atttllll . . b. Aldtie 1/lrs. Calli ....... h..- many Lee, Mn. JIIJIH lifts after which ._ .......t r.. j Donald Lisle aot1 M~. lrallm"""" to lbe 81 membt11 ..,.,.... 1 l~yelfP Shorr:Pr is AI Layette Shower tt ••.•• COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES Robinson's ltf,, Smith Honored A'UI : I I IIEJT SOMIS If CIIIUSTMAS I') old-fashioned home baked bread from your oven SHIRT #I a RUTLAND gift • ' PEARCE SIMPSON Two Operettas 28' $J 99 sh' Sh raet' I G•IrIs I LOAFERS 1 All 1 a OIISbury Jackl :::,s;.l~~ ~J a~~ ~~.~~u::::i'-~=======~~;;;;;~~~~ I I Ql C1rde Group Pupils to Give lJnion Message ScJ!ferpus CAl t"NDAR Thanksgiving is p T . HaM o., •· "· tii!M ' I~ ~~~~~i:r~~;rc~. u;; ::,~lida~, Nnv. 26, from ~~nlllil; p1m. -, j laya will~~. ·.... 1 Ill I!Oarll 111 Evangelism, wtn,nan, sent1ne1. Pomero:v·'Mf!!l!leport, MASON - The Rrv. Welch ol the New Haven Lulh· L f d' L Queen VIctoria of England Prayer by Mrs. . . ..m Swateran Church Will del' t 11 , aymen rom the SUTl'OUft mg · lmprtet Ellubot)l of Auetrit, Hi opened the meetinl of Lydia IODS B d Ar u 1'halvkcr . ' • churches and others are IJ!VIl· ' EASY TERMS ... th I li · c· I f lh U 'ted Meth od'Jsl PT. PLEASANT-The Christ en ea mon n sgJvmw • ed to oltend were e roya persona ll., re. lfC e o e m service on Wednesday, Novem. riewed when lhe Mld4taport Lll. Church Tueaday evening at !he E 1 Ch h W ·nl T Pi in El •·~· ber 24th al 7 30 p m at the Ma 1 -1 8 tlerary club thmetbWednesday af. chTheurch . h~u'"=P~azaar"~ the •:~~.;~~ ~ plio w~l pre::'tn';~ 110n MethodiSt ci.u;ch .I PLAN RECORD HOP moon at e ome of Mrs. group sang "Jesus Sav10r . . . 0 N be h 1 Nan Mllort. Pilot Me" after whtch Psal ParJSh House Friday from 10 operettas Friday evenm~ "' the n ovem r 28t Mr Earn· The Southern Local elemen- 1 m a m to 8 p m auditorium under dlredlon le LGgan. a layman on the staff . . . The meetln8 Wll Opllled wllb, 19:1-4 and Poalm 24: t·2 were · · ·. · d of Evangelists from the Gen llary 1-Bth grade P.T.A. '"" 1 1 1 th• club collect 1 d b MIH Iread b · Mrs. Swalzel. On th I Among arllcles olfere .lor 0 Mrs. Ahce ~eaoe. Color u - - - - - - - -~· 1 sponsor a record hop at lhcl FURNITURE .) e sale wtll be a vanety of Chrrsl· costummg JS bemg made by , J · H' h sch 1 b 1'ld' · .• Y . SH 2-4811 Rutlartd Swtan Park, pre8ldent. Arl1cles worship center was a large mas decoration! lncludteal mothers. Asoisting Mrs. Nease Griffith, Mike Gorrell. Ray Wat. 1 _ti_IliOr_ _l! _. !"' __u '"~ j' mede by. the blind were on diS· sketch of a compass .•nd a corn huskan~els,centerpieces, iare teachers of the school with :'""· Howle Caldwell, Roger : FIRST 9 . pily durmg the alte~n. crOio with an open B1bl~ and , wreaths and other items. An Mrs, Lavinia Brannon !he ae- Fortney, Marvin Baker. Edw'!fd Mrs. Carl Horky rev1e~.ed thelhghted candle m front of 1! i arts and crafts display will lea-icompanisl. IMcCown. Debbie Keeblugh; QUALITY . btography entitled, Queen Mrs. Ru•sell Brown present- I lure work by local artists and ' Children of the first lour Brenda Spencer, Nancy Hawk , REGULAR - · Victoria, Born to. Succeed," by ed the program nn the compass, I craftsmen with many Items 1. grades at 7:30 p.m. will pre- VIcki Karr, Ruth Ann Barnl\ill l C,ertlfled Oil Stetion EUzabelh LGngfmd, which telll and Ita accompanying chart~ •. vallable for purchasing. sent "The Farmer in the Dell," and Edd1e Bigley m leadmg 5 lhe story of the alrl who be· which are .•ymhol~ for ones : The Tea Room will open al with Karen Reed and Rhonda roles . _ ________'!,.w.,.,.M,•,i•;;,;'"'·...""'..;,Pom;:;;,;•,ro;';.JJ_:=:=::::~~~"'=":":~-"'C"' - :::~~~~~~~~= e~e Queen of the Brili!h Em- hie. The e1ght pomt• of. the 11 a.m. and will serve home· Fortney as wmmentaton. Doug - piTe at the age of 18 and reign· compau, the church, B1ble ; made vagetable soup, sand· Adamo will be the farmer and ,.. ·.; 1 ~:: · 1 '. ' ed M yearo. The author de·j chatlge, commumty, Christian, , wiches and desserts. The Par· eut in olher leading roles are terlbes her young years, adUlt· . citizen, commiSSion and chal- 1ish Pantry will of!er lor sale Timmy Kuhn, Ru•ty Holsln~er, hood and marriage Wllh PriJ!ce.lenge, were explamed. Follow- · many homemade items as ap- Jeff Gilland , Carole Rinehart. Albert, her years of seclusiOn lng lhe hymn, ·;.Beneath the pie butter, bread. fruJl cake, Cathy Maxey, Tonya Keebaugh . following his death , and the last Cross of Jesus . Mrs. 3rown cookies, condle• and other pag. Martha My•"· Diane Pullins yean ol her re~gn as the belov- led m the litany, ''Keep Me 0 tries. Also featured will be an , and Virgmia Uine. ed Queen of Ent~land. ; Lord," and Mrs. Swatzel clo!ed "almost new'' dress shop sell·! Pupils of the upper four Mrs. Cl)'de Ingels gave a re-!.lhe program w1th the henedlc- ing little worn clothing gloves , grades will present "Loco BUl·· · 'iew of "'Ibe Lonely Empress" : hon. I jewelry etc. ' 'i rito - The Crazy Little Don by Joan Haaltp, the story .oi l D11rtng the business se!Sion l The shop will have antiq.: key" with Ricky Buckley, Jo Elizaheth, Empress of Austna, In cha•ge of M1s .. lay Warner, ue!, china and articles from , Ann Brooks. B1lly Cole, J o ' olle of the most beaut1ful qneens : president. l'eports were ~lven India and Weston GIBss Comof Europe, ,Tha book deats on the 25th anniverary dinner pany glassware. A special hnn<' 'l 1 wltb the political world o 1: In Octobe~ and also on Wodd will feature gpwing skills of I Europe. the marriltle of Ehz-: Day or Prayer and Sell · Dental the church women with a dJsFINISHING aheth and Franz Joseph and the: service. The next me<" ling was : play of sluffed animals, aprons. ; Our best quellty flltal tragedy of her murder In · changed ID Dekmber 14 and pillow cases, Chnslmas tree : sarvlce her later years. ' there will be a ~lmst mas pro- skirts. doll clothes among oth· , 1 DAY SERVICE RGU. call response was an· gram It was deuded that mem- er things. ON REQUEST 11rerad; by 22 members and bers would bJ:J ~;g ranned food : Babysi ltf'r service will be guest, Miss Mildred Haw- lor needy !am1hes lo the meet· , vided from 11 a.m. unlil 4 p.m. hro lfving a biography. The , mg mstead of a glfl exchange.~ lor shopping mothers who may nut meetmg will be held Dec. A dessert course was serv· l leave their children with the Cleanars Pomeroy 1 at the home ol Mrs. Carl , ed by \1rs. Karl Krautler and 1 sltler lor free for as long DRIVE IN- USE OUR FREE PARKING LOT lllmJ. M111. Tom . Crow, after which one hour. · as silent auctwn was held. •i llutlt: SO( :JAL OIOne'sLile ' l'ew Rllven PastoP ' \ 1\ ' . 9 7 SKI!I tml ieficioudy tal -Jra. :"'J, • Dl1' 11L I P.M. U:IGMM~ t . This is it 1 Home baked brend , wi1h n golclen ·brown crus! and a. wonderlul aroma a s you serve il. hoi and fresh Irom 'your oven·! rAnd 6<ih s1mple and easy to prepare. It's not frozen- no \hawmg or refrigera tion needed. Simply pop in1o a pre healed 400 oven for 15 minutes. Out it comes hot and steaming, full-bodied and enriched, in won derfu l pull·apart savory slices. IlL 9 PA• . . .... . . ·I .. -~ ~ . ...... "~ !} �....-....... . ..... .. -- .. ...........,... . ... .. -. .. ...-..--.- .... - ~ - ~ ·~ ~ · - - ~ . ·-·-· . . ·~ ' ......._..... ·-··.. ~ ~ .............""'."~'---· -· .- · -· · -~ -···--~ ... . . .. . ' ... , • • I ' Classified Ads Your Modern Commu~ity Bulletin BOard S.Dally Jlelltlnel, Pomeroy-Middle~, -~!·~·_1965 Employment Pomeroy~ 2 SIGNS ... Wanted KEITH GOBLE FORD Motor Co. rug weaving. C a 91J5.3Ul7, Mrs. James ttmJsn ,ll Long Bottom or call 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1499 Grace Roush. WI 9-3293. 1 owner real nice interior, red vinyl buckets. 4 on the flo_or, 11 16 110 H.P: engine. Jet black finish. Hadkl and heater. Whlte· wall tires show little . wear... A real &o (lai' and plenty ol. fun to drive. QUALITY' BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedroom!i,ll living room, dining room, chen, bas.-:ment and garage, ll forced air gas rurnace, ternut Avo. call WY 2-5127. II 13 TRAlLE R s·.p-ac-e,- -m-; odern. miles from Racine. Curtis Johns<ln. 11 17 ONE 5 room unfurnished 1M U. Toct.y ...... The Belt Ivy or Tr. . r~::;i'======;::======:;:==::=== ment und shower. One 4 unfurnished apartment lnsuranat shower. Ore 3 room fur Oiidi· For Sale ed npartment w1 th bath. . ' 1PrGS FOR SALE. Ha-rr7is-on-v"it:le,l HC\TO Co Servtce. eop. ly deeurated, Rt•a:)o nablc, 2nd · Ohio WY 2-6279 1l 17 3tc I' · pymg St. in M11son, W. \'<1. Phunc _ __ · _ __ · -U:s made o! tegaJ papers. ~J. 5 ~ 1 6 11 1 ~ 3to HAY FOR S,\LE Ca ll VI 3· birlll records and almosl any Notice ____::.:..:.:....:.---!- ' '___· --- -·-- - - 224 5. Dale Prof!Jtt, Porll;md , otbor documenls. TURKEY SHOOT. Sunday, De· ' ROOM HOMf. with balh, 1__(lltlo. - · ____ ll 17 Jlc Realer IDsllrliDCI, ~~c cember 1. Jzank Waltmr Clifton, W. Va .. forme~~ ~.~m j NE W Al!'TOMA'l'IC Gr\$ . ~wat.- 1 ---------F.ar m, Chester. Ohio. Spon- Hoarh's proper~~ . 1•3-.l2(rJ. er, 40.000 BTU. 0. C l'!!pm., tAETNA CASUALTVlnstD'anCP sored by Chester Fi re Dept. J im Bennett, Clifton, W. Va.l 667-3308, Coolville, Oh10. Mullen Insurance Agency, Inc. Noon tm dark. 11 17 3tp _ _l l _lG_ tLc ·II 17 Jt p ' Pomeroy, Pbono W't 2-33BL - • USED KING FLUTE, for sale. ! g I Uo THE NAME "Buck" as II does! SLEEPI NG HOU\IS, 161 N. 5th WY 2 . 2 ~ 50 . 1l 17 tfc - - - - - - - - - apply to myself, Sllme be 1~g, Avenue, \ lid dlcpurl , 0 h l o. _ _ .- ---.· . ! URANCIC. a misnmr.er: I shall reframl PhuneWY2·2~Wi. 11 l6tfc iG. E._ Hrfn gerator, sm,all: ~.to. GRAN GE lNS MwUea ll respondinR to sa~. e1- - - - -- - - --·- ---Anmce (Jh!Jngcr, W\: 2·3JH insurance Agency , Inc-. Pom• ~ru m . h k. written MODER~ unfurmshcd l n1om ~ eioy. Phone WY 2-3381. 11 17 ther lD t e spo eo or and bath. Furnish utilities. - - - - - - - -·-g 1 &fc form or language nc·w. or Coats Building. 11 16 tfc CLArUNE:T, nearly new. at 8~ fu_ture dale.. Th e tm· ____ --;-- ~ - - · . very reasonable Tel. WY pli calJOn ts hu ml l uo~t m g and I HARMON\ apa rl mt-nts furl 2897_ 11 17 Business Services nauseating. Ralph H. Ca rm en. rent' Out of <~II floods! 2 blocks _ _ ---, Box 135. Mmersville. Ohi o. from business district, Porn· TWO HOLSTEIN HE IF~RS1 •·oairy or Beef" 11 tB 3tc e rov~ 3 and 1 rooms, rurni shWI 9-2167. 11 . 7 :Jtc Breeding Service. Calt WY ·- - - -ed. ·NPw: plasler, pain l, floors 1BUDGET PRICED furfiii ure . · 2264, Pomeroy, 118.1·3415 Ches REVIVA L~ Mt. Olive Church,\ electric ra n ~es, sinks wilh our Hlird flo 11; b ud ~ct shop. ter. 10 26 30tp slarting Nov. 22. 1965, at 7·30 cabinets, bath..,, gas furnaces. Baker Fumi lur!, Mi,d dlr,port,l p. rn. Rev. Roberl S:-llser, i Te l: WY 2·5392. .. H 10 15tp Ohio. WORK . wanled Reasonab le. d{'pendable Parkersburg, W Va. wi ll bei4JioiJ_M_UATH ondgara ge, DIG SLUGG'ot...sii n<i''Pi'!rc;;;>o-i·l~;; experienced. Phone WY the Evangelist. E_veryone wtl- 1 Locust St., rear. Mid?kport ged drains? 2208. 11 8 101<1 eome. Douglas Circle. p.:Jstor. Ohio. WY 2-9!!18, Martm Re s- All Se ptic Tank 11 17 3t p taurant. 11 9 tfc Landmark Farm 'WE EKEND meet in~ at the Hob- NE \'i -·r-.10DERN 1st floor effi· Overse.as Employment 1 · 1 - ·ll4::a<ow>o tore: Ford Galaxie 500 Convllrtible poetiO 1963 Rambler Claull Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. - $2095 Dark blue finish with !9J)Otless clean blue lnterietr, 281 cu. in. V8 engine, J liPffii tranrt. Radlo 1nd heater~ JitW whlfAiwall tireo. 1963 i&IU'IJb J&Inlan4 ·~ THIS WEEKS SPEQ.4U 1964 "llll'l1lll """' ..... ......"""" 2LJ..... today, !II Jf. Oceu l19.DI- ot eheep a' ll.Juley ~· frulto 11:1. Hah<IOIO I&. CUlture '70. 4 Dr. 8 eylinder,atd. traM. ltadlo aDd Healer $1795 WAS - $1891.00 VB engine Cruisematic trans., power ileering, Premium whi tewall 'tires , good top. Vinyl Interior, beautiful ll&ht turquoise fini sh, 1963 Mercury Meteor Custom _ $1695 Sllation Wagon. VB-engine, automati c t:Nns. Power steer• ing, chrome luggage rack, red vinyl Interior. White fi.niBh. Like new whitewall tires.. 28,000 miles by 1 eareful local ownet. This 1a 11 sharp 1 wagon 11 10• will find. GASOLINI ALLIY Many More Ulld cz.n & T , . To ChaaM PNM 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 Cutlass Cpe. $1695 You AlwayaPAY LUht ,.,,,., 20,000 mile~ and real clean, V8 engine , automatio tran1, Radio and be~~ter, white finish, Maroon bUcket seats("'~ Corvair Monza Cpe. $1499 1 local owner. no HP engine, oft !!peed trans. J'et blaclr finish, red bueket aeata and trim. Radlo and healir, I.J.U ly KING i·-.e :~ z;:.c ~' P rneG~ 1 : \\ 11-IIJ think l'R give the wife a treat and tako her aut tc eat tonight! 1 doa't feel lib cJaloo& diaheoJ" Keith Goble Ford, Inc. J vinyl trim. 1963 LfFTO\IE~ liO.CIIW.; Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ $2395 Economy VB engine, Powerglide tran&. Gcod whitewall tires, P.B. I'Adio. automatic trans, Rladio and heater. Be1ge over Sierra Tan finish. Fawn interior. See th1a Diet ear Pomeroy Motor Co. JEST FEfD HIM DAILY CROSSWORD 1965 beater. POMEROY, CHO L.ONZO OFFERED TO GIVE ME ONE HIS SPOTTY SMJFFY, BOT I CAN'T Best Buys At Pomeroy Motor Buick leSabre 4 Door - - - $1595 This one owner local r::r i ~. truly !OPO!less inside and_ out. Automatic tra m1. Power r(•r· rin); and br<.~kes, Deluxe_mt er. ior, light green fin ish, all ~ uod whi t.ew ~J.l tires. Rad1o and By FRED I.A5$WELL :::::::===:::(- BALLS --- - 0' FIRE• · .. f-- USED CARS VALUES 1962 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. BAUNEY OOOGLI and ~VPFY 5NIIl11 €X ?2ct:r·.:: " '"' ''' , USED CAR LOT new whitewall~ Loeull & a,....,... Ill. Mlddl........ 0. I 1962 Chevrolet Impala St. Wagon $1695 1 local owner, white over black finish, red interior, lug. g-age rack, V8 engine, eutomatic trant . Power steeriq and brake&. Power reel window. ' new whitewaU tJraa. ' ,. " : 1960 Mercury Pali<l1ne HT 4 Door _ $695 Locally owned, vinyt interiM, Jet black ftnl!h, good whit. wall tire8 automa.t1o trans. Powft' 1t11rln1 1111d bnkel, Rodlo llld' ""'""· SpedaJ. son Christia n Union Ch urch i ciency apartment, Middleport FlREWOOD any lcnglh- •"'·"'11 All tradeo trur.k driver to 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $695 MAMA'S BOY bar molher, I 1811 ltlf parents · Nov. 17, 18, 19, 20. at 7 30 P·j WY 2·3874. 1l 4 tfc pick up 1;ad. Call 0; proJect engineers. Africa, Dear HoleD! never love childroll too much. DFl_., Wlndth EC!van,gel~~t~tt Le,onPaar~ ' 5 ROOM furnished apartmrn t[ Glendale Skidmore, S h a d Europe, Asia, South Paci!ia, 6 cyl engin e, autom.atia trans., power Jteer1DI., a:ood I want to want aD women n..ot ~the·doelm,fot~lovmeanfl'lalhweisey cagu~~~ Jlts n. Jares eli.: er.. ...- '1 WY 2·2288. 11 4 Ucl Ohio, MY 6-3437. 11 1 paid travel, housing, food, tires, clean lnterior. Radio and heatet, didl w '! 1ey. to marry an only aool - too many lor O' Dell ·'an - -- . - - --Atlanti~ IIJ,;b salary jobs, ugh 1(after ··-~ ID war 7. --. 11 16 31c HOUSE on Lincoln Heights : BA RBIE dol! clothes. male, female over 16. OEIB When things gol ro mo!hero loved tbe pay check i newly decorated, Inside and make to order, Call 173·5:100. Box 23190. Oakland Park, $49 ehlldren) be ran home to they were gelllnJ from the doWSE WEIGHT safely with out. cau WY 2·51Z7. 11 16 Nice Seleetlon Chuper Can - - up mama, who was Blways joalous fensa lnd.. lrlos better !han De•·A·Diet Tablets. 0 o l y 10 2\1 Uc - - - - - --:~~~l~F~1•;·~3;'<:l;0~7=====...., ol me and lhe tidJ. Now he'• their .... ,._ -·- wu when Stark Ph "HUFFY" Deluxe Boy'li . . QWWIII:'U. .uua 98c at 's ~l~cy6otp ONE 2 b<droom ho~se- t;ail cr in ch b1ke. on ly $20,00 If taken up with an older woman !he lhrown-lolltlhet' meal, the ':':'= =.:;;;;-;;--::::=:=- end one J bedroom for re nt. i Ht once, or Will SWilP for HEATING, PLUMBING, RID'I eMany More N- Tracie IM Arriving Doily, We wbo II a aubslllute ~ and messed-up house, 1lle break · AUTOMOBILE UISW'auce beell Middl eport. Phone WY 2-:1348 cuins fnr my coll('ction. Doxol Bottle Gas. ArnOld Often AI Th C y Deaupporta him. But he s e_ven up of family unit¥ Jtarted. It eaneolledT '..oal your opera- or WY 2·2!86 or WY 2·3600. Mohler, Leadmg Creek " """'•I lllers, 618 .lL. Main Street Invite y.., To ~moln • ar ou alepping oul on HER. Ho thinks ia ronllnulng. "-T ~· • Pomeroy. » 21 t1o women ohould lake oaro him It ian'! mothef.love that 1 lor'l u...- """ w& ~ II 13 t o Middleport, Ohw. Ph: WY sire .. _ Be Here To.-._, of •-11111 · ·.rl .• = = == = == =-; ·-• baeause his molhor ...way• """· makes ahildreD weak or delinc FOUR ROOM furnished apart· 7103. II 16 " 1 ean'l get support because quent. lt'a lack .. mother • mcnt. WY 2-3653. II 15 lfc ZIG ZAG 1965 muueo. Everyda!t Specioll he doesn~ have a lleady job, lime! _ B.V.C. Help 50 x 10 HOUSE TRAILER on ic sewing machine. Mario's Style Post SEVERAL NEW 1965 but be's got money lo be aeeD Dear Helen1 =v,:::•E""N"'E"'ED A NEAT, clean lady pmale lot. two bedrooms. ically buttonholes, Haircuts .. . ..... $1.25 CHEVROLETS STILL AVAilA"lE aiHall tho nlght....,lltoinptoaywn.hls Could J,. ..u IIi aomelhlng wit h good disposition to care Phone WY 2-5401. decorative dt·signs, sews on Shampoo & Sets .. $1.50 D e ge1s women more about the orphanages a for an elderly lady, and dol l1 15 l.fc buttons all wilhoul attach·1 30 day color rind, way because he gives the~ a reader mentioned recently? If housework. We offer priva te ! 1 H;u!;t; an~ r. ,u r n . . , t urr 11& ments. As::;u me last 8 PEIY· i Shampoo & set .. $3.50 sob story about me bleedmg there are older children to adopt, 3 rooms and balb furmshed l od and Lllllurntsbed apart mrnls of $7 80 per Permanent• . . $7 .SO up him for aU be'o got. How can I I'd love to know wbert.-HOPEa partmenl, ulililies, food and Is WV Wll4 d Ca ll WY 2·6555. 1116 I We Sell and Service stop this big·moulhed turnip?- FUL 12 1 cash. John M. Richmond. 8ll , men . c1 ::-;- - - . Wigs and Wiglets EX-WIFE P.S. I'm happily re- Dear Hopefuh East Main SL 11 9 Uc'4 ROOM furn iShed apartmenl t Auto Sales married to • wonderful man, 1 cheeked wtlh our local KEEP- YOUR- raft,ets- heautiful ! lor r~nt Phone WY 2·2776. Af·l 19511 CHEVROLET ·c.1nver1Jble. . Marie's Style Post OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. who wonders whether he should County Welfare Agency and bert 124 despite constant footsteps of ~r ~ p. m. Rowley an d Reed While with black 1\lp. Auto· RL Syrocu:· 0~~ 2-527l POMEROY, OHIO hil him in !he mouth, or what? Ia what I found : busy ramily. Get Blue Lus· ar ware. tf matic tra nsmission. Phunc,'.,==..,.,,...= ,....,..,=,..' Dear Ex: 1. Most childro presenilf In 11 1 tre. Rent electric Shampnoer ' e WY 2·5587. n 17 3tp I: ~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~ vince Let him talk. He'll lOOn CO~ public "homes," are there be,~ - ~ AVImONEER peopleh wbo hasI cause they aren~ conaidered a· $1. Pomeroy ca mcnt Block. I'RAJLE~ " ~·o uee lOW 1955 FORD2d..r;;da~. v.a ~-mpiM· Service I counllhat . nd Oh. P · Ttatl sta ndard. $150.00. Phone V{Y 2· ~ Bradford •...,., ~ and Found aworth blg-mout Is !hey loo Co., omeroy, 10 · age and water Brown' Crill Real btate For S• 1e liateningurrup lo. lita glad nyou- doptable dislurhed- tothaiben~fH byarebeing 11 15 61c er Pari: !Slate Approved! 779'•· II 16 ~l p Write. ~oe or Contact LOST M I bl k . I hi , I GOOD a d ' M ill Ohi 0 W'J n• : a e, ac pog, e g ve go a man now n placed in private homes. BLUE LUSTRE -;;ot- only rids inersv e, · .- B1scay -.- - -s1xA. t. I!RADFORD P'ORhedr SALE OR seen going don't I.e! him get Involved, In 2. When people aay !hey want • !'bone .1 2--3324 J l.5 tfc 1964 nc-Chevrolet, Ohl h TRADE 'lb : New weeks old. Last l f .1 b 1 carpe s o sol ut e.:J ves Pl.e . . standa rd ra dio and heater Racine, o 3 oom ouse, WI towards Portland (2 mile past htstory - unless it a to to adopt an older child, they ussoft and lofty. Rent electnr l FOR SALE d d '. . . 1145000 I I lfo room and carport, buill. . of Raci ne] Sunday an,,.noon.l belp you oollect oupport pay· ually have In mind a prelly, , 1 u k ,. guo cou lliou, pnce . . h s ampoocr . "'. u·a t'r .-urmH M B h R d .lle G. E. kitchen, p1enty o1 Charles "Whitey" Beegle. lraclable, well-mannered, laval ure, M'ddl t 11 15 61 IIICI\ OHY 1\UT mea l'i One dnl · . uc ;man , L'€ SVI ' ed i~~:~~~ --===-~==-i~~~ ~ O:. t ' epor. c . I o h· PI "'17-6177 or, well insula! . 11 17 P.S. Only 110111 can !urn ou ble girl. Life lsn'l like lhat. - --w ·- - - -d- - . Jar a pml. w. c. Spencer oeor IO, oono w 1i 15 61 0 mile, south of - if lhey haven'! got "on- M<lte often Welfare Agencies ante MI. Herman Church. Pho ne ho 1 C t t B · d " H. · h I - Hlg '" 0 · on ac : aor ly parents. can only offer boys wbom rela· 1 61 Chester_9tl5:226.1~·-· ll. ~ P· Instructions ~ Brothm Auto Wrecking. TOO MUCH MOTHER LOVE? lives shun. Also !he big major· ==c:; - fi•• _W!.R!ed pOmeroy M0f0r C0, I f I ° -- 1 CARRIERS NEEDED i I BAIRD BROTHERS AUT0 . lty o! adoptab~ children ore from minority races. FOR SALE : Racine, ~ rooms """' ~~ .oo". Po rt, ••. Because natural parents re· USED PARTS P:OR ALL and bath. 3 bedrooms, full 12 • Lot. 3 12, 313, a nd 3l4 of '"in their rights to cbildren · heat, gar- dlt!port. ton '11 AddU!on to the \llllate of '" MAkES & MODELS basement. Electno except that part of w ("Wbeli 1 ean afford to keep t<'I'I<>O) aurtlc lent f o~ man~ joh!l age patio1 Jarg& lo l. Phone IUII!d th l! rallW"a}' compaJl1. him" - and .sometimes thlll Is FU F.E mf<lrmatrnn nn JoM. _ ' value 111 llOO.OO. RUTLAND ~Uln!menh. Write TO!),\ 12 Mile-s North of Pomeroy Wl 9·2891. 11 17 3tc ~ :u J~ acrq plut never), many youngsters 10 inllai"QI! ~nd a!l !l reaa. t.l~o ln - - - - - - - - - - - a~re btltwl!ln Part '" USED FRHZERS Boll tOO. Cu ., tba On State Rcout.e 1 Ohio Rive r In VlUar• to "foster" homes. Welfare "'6" Upright Fre ncr, Admiral s.enunet PHONE 985-2297 ?~oc:,~r.:~ope~~~~~l'll As I aociology teacher and ~ encles art ever searching for Applyt 16 4:U. ft ., only 3 yrs. old $ISO ,.;...-...-.....==--=""--".,L _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 ii'.. -LI•a b.,.h,. ,,,, c omp&ny " " ' " "· perso11 wbo WSJ VOl')' CO"!_ qualified rouplea who will pro1 Ctl c-st Fretu~r. Phil t o LEWIS TRADING POST '"" ....,.;lOw- ~-~.,. nlue 11 MOO oo. the "!em Daily Sentinel Office Sa id paroell of real •hilt! an Vide loving C8f8 to · 12 cu. ft. . . .. $15 - USED FURNITURE KARL GRUESER, be •o ld at!parat.e11 a nd eannot Mr. and Mrl. Edmund Foster. porarily" bomelell UDder the ChtSt Frte1u, Montgomery. Third & Mill St. Middleport d H ti Mine ville CUCKLER REAL ESTATE aold ror te•• th•n th• •PPrai.te4 Nell i N ffi er bavmg ' an et ng, rs ROliTE 1 CLOSE IN of ~ ..('h parcel ot real ntate. s a avy C Foster Parent Plaa. Wa rd, 16 <"U. ft. _ . $150 BU Y SELL TRAD E Ohio. End your sewer !rout> "" ,..,,.,., ,. Hl4 ,.... served In the Navy lor 12 years. t. If you want to adopt 811 olclWented To Buy Ches t Frer.1e r, lntrrnationaJ. 1es. We have all sizes sewer 8story modern • at ~:!,.;' .!i. John Paul He.:nslar ofh .Newark ••""''on 14 bedframe 1home, :':'ih~ovember th er '•h'old apply to !he ~•• Ga" Hea te r!, 70,000, 30,000 ;::.=======~=, 1 1 Huvester, 11 cu. ft . -· $100 20,000 B.T.U. $20 up I machines. Reasonable rooms , rooms",ITDIIcel 1M IOid IUb- spent a rew daya with IS '!W - Unit of your local Department Oil Heolm, 60,000 B.T.U. caJl W't 2-2974, day or basement, hot air u ~~::_t.'ibi!.~·,;;~r;.;,; tho Pn~b&to er !he psBI week. Jlo OllJOYed o! Social Welfare, or County Stave bolts $1 .35 foot .!:r0~.~~~:, $35 ond $15 » 15 Uc heating, front porch, R8!11Re. · · ~1':J:·..,;! deer hunllng, Wel!art Ageucy, And .,bile )'OU· Cash on Dt>li very Manager Coal laundry Sto ve ___ $12 Large lot. $14,000.00. Forrest White and 10n, Jim, 're waiting for the right one, OHIO VALLEY Ph. WY 2-2111 G" Rouge . . .. ·-- $20 EXPERIENCED RUTLAND - 6$ acres, " .,,.,,. o. ,..,... made a bnslneas trip to MassO· (nol merely a playmale for your res of botlom ' well bury, llll!ompetan\ penoD Ion [8J! week, child -_ -eone to keep )'OQ Manufacturing Corp. I:I._ _ _ _ _Pomercy _ _..;__Jij Wringer Was her & Tubs $25 . . and ci!Y . crow, Crow • an Porter, ......u Tuppen Plains, Ohio II Di!oh W~her, Porl.&lble $25 tern. Good budding stte, AUoruya for Gua~l•n Mr. and Mn. William Gre- from being lonely, but the one L,..-==-.,-.~===~__!1 ---. ~ ·Rcfrigorato. --·-·--· $15 located on black lop road. uu n. ~~and son, Jimmie, O.yton, ~can help !he most) ' ~nst•"' 19511 CHEVROLET. C"ll WY 2·1 5 Pc. o;nelle _ $25 o-·, SUD •CARNIVAL GLASS, any color. 6773 after 5·30 p. m. I Boby Bed, Complete $19.50 $2,500.00. called Ill lhla vicinity on • er becoming foster paronla. Look in your attics. This ot 16 3tc l Dbl. & s 9 o. Bod comp. •• $25 HARRISONVILLE - 1~ day. ord You're greally needed berel made 1900 to 1!125. Used asl_-c:--,-,-=::=-:o:co-. c 3 p,., Bedroom Set fr.ame, 6 rooms, bath, Friends bav. reeelved W H. , . 14 SNO"' 1.I'CS · l'rom the largest truck or h, w Roy Og.._ -~. d ddJ X n C 1 te $75 room, front pore tba! , ~-. WUU WaB -•~JUJDD ~ prenuums an by pe ers. low 8 3 $! 2_95, plus tax. · (Ma-ple ) (tmp e ~-bulldozer radiator to the the n.. uua .., dedicated .. .. Write, "Collector," Box 3 Pc. Bodroom Set smallest beater core. large lot on Route born and ""'""' Ill ~~· Jamlly Uvlng, so If you're hay. Viellllll, West Vlrgirua. rims ro mount snow tires (Wolnull Cothplelo -- $75 ALBERT M. COX, 9lllt OOIIIIIlunlty, bas been very lng kid !rouble or· )1111 plain All popular aizes in s\~;:;: j l Conoole Sewino Mch. __ $25 WY W83l WY ua1 min a hospilalln Columlll~ He Jrouble, lei llelerr Holp YOU. 11 16 ':":':==-;:--:c,.---_ "'c;-:: $7.50. Newell's Sunoco c Che•l --- ---- -· ------- $10 11 16 3le By Mn. Alta C!4Dt Ia reported t.-ved. Sbe wlllalln welcome your own ANTIQUE Furniture, dlsheo. er, Ohio. !l!J5.2305. Dre&su .. ·---- ·- · -·-- Sit WY 2·2143 PoiMroy &uoday vilitoro with "rllltul Mr. and Mra. Eugene Face- IIIIUIIng ~. Mdresf miscellaneous. Call ,.. wrtte : 10 30 lie 3 Pc. S.l Mop1o End 1'111. i25 ,...,...~•1 FOR SALE, 7 room home Pettie family were tho ., moyer 8IIIIOUIICt !he birth ol a DeleD Boltal 1a care 0j lhll Mr!. Howard Cedi, 8IXI W. i STEREO Rad~Combmal.ion~ Hollywood Sol. Bod ---- S20 bath, practically new, Pettit family ol Chm:lealoll. 1011 at Sbellerinfl. Arml bolplt- ..........., Mam . s•• ' Pomeroy • L;Y, Rm. Chai. ... h $10 CUSTOM ............... ,., Aveo,ue.l 1;-~---......I .• DU&w••••wnu furna•e. '10 Spring .. , __ Patricia ... rrla, who a! Fri._ .... Beaullfu wal nut conS<>Ie. Llvln• R- Suite _.. . $35 ' ' ....., """ ==---:~--,..--•-29--,-- AM radio, end 4 speed I 7 Pc. Mohog. Duncon Phyfe ..lting. WID bUJ bides WY 2-2216. II 2 tends Kealucky Quiallan CoUegel Alber! Coni Wll Ill Runtllli' I'IRST I WALNUT, white oak, poplar, er. 4 speaker sound system. Dinino Rm. Sot (NI.. ) $60 Mollday. Pbli. Meier, Pbrmel at Grayson, Ky., 'lpOIII loll 011 """- 'l'buraday. QUALITY ! •sh logs and llmher. HJgheat Thi• is a 1965 model. Bullet, Walnut INlet) $25 WY USlO. 9 18 FOR SALE: e room house weekend wilh ber parents, R....,"LAR . R I d $15 mon Morfls and family. W,..kf•a llrtl be!ween lliam forfJ "'"" - I · · i casb prices paid. Write only 4 monlh s. Full balance ol Awoy Be - ·--"AJ.~ CONDITIONING Relrlger- bath' full ba..ment, "" N' ,._.....,._., H. c. Growden Lamber Co., due $96.00 or pay $1.25 ~::.!':':.nB~s!."!:et~~~ otlon 11meo. Jerk's ltelrlt ..u SL., Middleport. Pbont: Jerry Hull and ~-: "tJttybl~ Holtoba, N ';' 01 Stilton Rt. 3, Bo.l 213-A, Btdford, week. Try it in your home. eTallon, New Have~~. . Pt Pleaaanl 6~2607. Cruze of O.yton vial! • " W. 11. ""15 PL U. II Coli wY U555. 11 16 Desk -------------·- -- $ TU I I lfAl 11 11 llo lher, lolrL GIDivra JOIIer Od 11, 1111. 1'----~---I machines, repair ~r 1 u. s . CIVIL SERVI~- · VI Ce, all makes. WY 2-2284. Men - wvomon IJI aiUI ovu. Th ~ Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Jo~r. ll ill'h • ta runa ' hm•r"l. Adllanceme nL Authroized Singer Sales t nun1 ng u tona u . ! Th 111 1 1 D opl!n. --en l!n P. l Service. ;t. 29 tfe --?~~;" ~IUI:.;..ao --Grarnm~~ \\ WRE( KI NG ~~.:.~'· '" ...., 11 16 12tp - - - - - - -- -- I Pa rk Property appratMd •t 1 cannot remain silent! Thai psychology Dl8]0r, who 18ld young men are Blssles todayff because their fathers went 0 to war and left !hem to be -•··• ca~DCU by their mothers, makea me H implied rise Up In anger! e moth er-eon JoYe W8S too great ' 'lrL LQL8A ~ WMPO Radio t ' IINDAY 111RU rRIDAYf 00 Sign 00 - NOWI & 05 Sacred Heart 8 ~ Me1gs County RFD 6 25 Ptui Bowen, Farm • 31 n • 7 .,,g 6 5 w01!her 7· t1t1 N U aJ J 1 1 : • on " " 7:06 BW MIUer Sho• • 7:30 Spo rls Paro,.e ~7= -,. 8'"'" MiD erH·~ ,ww " p· k 7= ~ '~ en; ~-waru ITu.. Thurs.) 7:50 Neg I Bill Miller Show I 45 Baker F\:rnlturo Show 8 110 Newa ~ : 06 Collet with Jaael II. :00 Portralts of a Patriot ,IJ·IJt Swap Sbop 10:30 BiU Miller Bru"cb Show 10:46 MasOD Agr. P!o(ram 10:46 11):46 11:00 11:06 11;30 12:00 U:30 U'311 I:X 1:11 1:30 f :44> 1:00 1:11 1:30 I : SO lTuesdaJ) ramlly Wor!hip (TIIID'I.) A.b.C. 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Andrew farsoos 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 2:311 Sunday , howr.as, 3:1l5 Now• Beat 6:00 Sundown Serenade 4:00 Dloclng wllh DoSI a:e Sign on 4:30 lntlr<llangt fHiBoitfi:as~l!=•---= .. ·~··· GLII.Il .f.DB 11.1.0 DICK TRACY 4:45 Spollight on Sporls 4:5ti Weather 5:00 Community News 1:10 World aod National 5: 15 S1gn Off T: !5 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 6:10 Sports Tod'ay 8:5 Weat her Picture 8:1! Pt. Pleasant FootbaU 10:30 Songs for Choldren 10:45 Golden Key 11 :00 New1 11 :05 Saturday Sbow 12: 00 Local , Ohio, Nat. News 2:211 Bulletin Board 12 :25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headltnes 1:31 9alurday Matinee 1:55 News 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2,30 News Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matinee By HAROLD GUY RATTLm, 18 ~AI. D~s U: 'f GO MES61N' 'l?otJNO U'i Ti1E1~ DEN I BUT MOSTL'/ A RATT1...FR 1'1\::'JER 'TQAV EL'S l'lilce'N A FEW HUHDj;?EO "Motii W>-IAI( HE C001<."3t, NOVJ AH' THE~~. SDMt Q' "T>-JtM iWO ,I.AIC;ED VARMINTS HA'3 1:\I::EN KMQwfD 'T'O?AWL OiiT 0' WIIC ~ f-\U'~ LI::\:1 r BW T MOSTL'{ 'o'.'E AI'TS A~' LEES ~StE H -I J 11 'THE'{ NVL'-1 - 11 HOME AGIN I E'~'[ N 2:55 New1 3:00 Saturday MaUnea 3:30 News Headlines 3:31 Saturday Malillfll 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:00 Dlaclne with Doaa 4:30 Radio R I 0 5:oo Neg Roulldup 6: 11 Sl&n Off By BRANNEit _,,.,.....,.,.,.,...I t e b 'II~ TO •"'::~"TN. IM GOING TO SUGGES T 7WIT WI ° e G..."T MARR!tP RIGifT AWAY ... If:: HElL STILL HAVE: ME: t 1 RAD IATOR SERVICE II."· •·.., CbeslDUl Ridge SOCJety • Newtl --"' BLAmNAR'S !,.,....,...........,..... ----------1 ..................- .. 28'' ..,...m_ ., I H=:_ ru.:'U3f.jT OF LCSI"-!6 DID<; FRI6 4TF~ a.=. ·, By NEAL ADAMS ,...,..HII-"5-.-..I/NifEaARD' :-::~!:-ll'D -,...-~-=,=. Wui.o b~, t ,. ;cvet t11ARP Hh'di:\11\..· SH/)Cj( 10 SlOP H:~M:;f~Rfli\~OO~/Ioi ~G~~~ • .;;;:;;.,;;,::; 11...., IN HIS liFE.'· /1-.HfSlHE 611)' WE HAVE IN '11<1<; I'll SIW 1111T RPACT'JN llfflli1E. HEllO,~ CWII!ES liiE -OFllf' -~~®~F5..A �\ I I " \ I The olass will make oandy to ~------be taken to residents of the Carman Rest Home for Christ. Ul Imas with Mrs. W~ndell Bunce, ' chmrman.The elnss, Will be ID ' charge of commumon for JanPlans were made to remem· serve the Young. Adult Class at uary, February and March with 1 ber shut-ins and patients in hos· Ils Christmas dmner~ O.c. 2· Mr. and Mrs. ,Geriach in Janu- 1 The famll of Fred Jackson[ pitals in the holiday season Named to the committee mere ary Mr and Mrs. Kincaid Feb . , Yf i dS t th Raw· 1 ' · ' w1ll rece1ve r en a e when the_ Horne bm'ld ers Cl ass Mrs. De nve r Rice .and Mrs · Nor - ~ ruary am:j Mr. and Mrs. McEI· lin Coats Funeral Home 1'hur l of the Mtddleport Church of man Yeauger assisted by Mrs. hmny March g5 . 1 7·9 p·m· · · t J s· h d M Donald · ' · , day everung rom Chnst met Tuesday everung a oe 1s op an rs. The closing prayer was given M d M Walton Manley the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tho· Hicks. The men of the Home· by Mr Bowe~ A salad course h r. an . ~'· ord that their mas Bowen. builders' Class will serve the was s~rved pf Lhe hoste.sses aveSrSectetvV~ .wl J Manlev has d. . . son, • g . 1rg1 . J Mr. Wendell Gerlach gave mner. . which included the offtcers, Mrs. been moted to T-Sgt. at I the opening prayer and Mr. The class wtll also serve the !McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs. Ches- Lockbpro' A' Force Base : Bowen. the devotions entilled, Loyal Women.'s Chnstmas .dm- ~ ter Erwin, Mr. and, Mrs. Bish- h ~m~s p~ently stationed] ''Thanksgiving.'• Mr .. and Mrs. i ner, Dec. 16 and_ committee op, Mrs. Kincaid and Mr. and tou~':in e a tour of ,duty in Viet , Gerlach were appointed to place Imembers appointed mclude Mrs. ' Mrs. Bowen. Others attetlding N TgS t d MViroil l . . , t d b . . am • g , an ••· ~ 85515 m'8rkers in the song books by 1R1ee, cha1rman, e Y were the Rev. and Mrs. Donald Manl~ and their children, Mi·l January 1st. The class voted to Mrs. Yeauger, Mrs .. Gerlach, Hicks, Lorainne Nefr, Mr. arid 'chael ~ames a'bd sandra Reilee, l Mrs. Kennelh M.~Elhmny.. Mrs. William Grueser and Mr. reside at the base in Columbus. j The annual Chnstmas dmner and Mrs. Walter Lee. Mr and Mrs. Eber Lewis ' of the class was announced for . h k d i Ada Ohio r.. IOf... Dec, 1 with the Philathea Worn· spent t e wee enter"and iamil ' er. to serve the dmner. Commit· A· With their daugh . y' TONLGHT te~s for the dinner and party Mr. and Mrs. R.obert Sprmger NOT OPEN named were decorating-Mrs. I and daughter, Ktm. They were Hicks. Mrs. Lionel Hoggs, Mrs. Plans were made to send sun· also dinner gu.ests D! Mr: and i fRIOAY ond SATURDAY Glenn Henslt>r and Mrs. Wal- shine boxes of fruit to shut-in Mrs. Ron ~prmger m . Fmdlay i NOYtmbtr 19·20 l<.~ce Bradford: progrom- Mrs. members for Thanksgiving when when the b1r~day anmversary i "DR. TERROR'S Harold Luhse, Mrs. Dan White, ] Evangeline ·Missionary Society of Robert Sprmger was observ-, HOUSE OF HORROR" IMrs. Cash 13ahr; ti<'kels- ~1rs . of Pomeroy Chur~h of Christ ed. They . returned home Mon- ~ (Tcchnicolor) Peter Cushin&, Christopher Bishop and Mrs. Herman K111- met Tuesday evemng at the day. . , Lf'e, Katy Wild. ~·aid . home of Mrs. ~iltiam John- 1 ~r. and M~s- Ebe_r Bol_m o~ "A BOY TEN FEET TALL" [ Umontown, vtslted m Mtddl~ I Til • c·Ja,··s voted to continue son, Lincoln Heights. (T h · I 1 '" ·· · h h' ·t r Mrs Ess1e ec ml'o or the clu:> er lund and mste<.~d ul a Mrs. Leo Bryan conducted the port wit 15 915 e ' . 't ·d 'th j Fer~ull McClelland, Edw. G. . h . . d Russell They also VJSI e WI Robmson. gift exchan~e purtha)ie lmt - meelmg and devotiOns were 1e · N h Ha k. I day gifts lor the children in the by Mrs. Mtlton Roush, using as Mr. and ~rs. ;aM S I~S., 8 SUN., MON. •nd TUES. county home during.' the year. ! her topic. "Finding Pea<.-e.'' Mrs. Haskms an . ~~· h.o m I ~:»ct:~A~~g~~3 The group will ~:~gain place Prayer by Mrs. A.' L. Phelps were schoolmate~ m ~s 1 ~\ <Technicolor) Christmas c.and les m the win- con~luded the devotions. Mem- Mrs. Faye Pa merb, w 10 a. 1 "' · l u~rs responded to roll ' th e Cham er• Jane FondH, Lee Jl.h.rvin, :ul 1dows of M€'Jgs t;ent>ral Hosptl· cull res!'ded 10 d R propd, chael Callan, Dwayne Hick· ' at t.his year. \lr. and Mrs. Lew- ! with a scripturt' verse on erty' has move T to Wu 11lkan ·r man, Stubby Kaye, , . • • • Mr and Mrs om a ms 1 1 11 3 STOOGES is Long ;md Cullel'n v <~nllll:'tel' 'l'hanksg!VI ng new m1ss1onary · · f h Colorcartoens will be in ch<~rge prDgr.cun guides were ordered ]·of Columbus are guests ::II' er ---------- - - -- · . - for the commg year. parents, Mr. and. Mrs. 1 wm Get-well cards were sent to I Slater, and famll)'· shut-in members. Mrs. Helen W~kend guests o( Mr. and Leifheit. Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Mrs. Atwood Spen~o:le~ were I Deuver Kapple were named as their daughter . .Bon~le, a stu! uominating committee. Phms dent at MowJtam ~IJ;~ Ie B~·SI· were made for tl Cl!ristmas Pl\f· ness College m Parkersbug, ty on Tuesday December 21 , at W. Vl:l . and her gue~ts, Mtss the 11ome of Mrs. Phelps with Susan RI:'Jchle , ~orthf.leld, and Mrs. Mason fisher a.s co-host. Jeff Thatker of East _Clevel.<md. 1 j P ~s. both student!j at Ohto Umver· ed b sity. Refres I1m~nts were serv Y Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Ger· j the lwstess to those named. 8- lach and family visited with rdbuve and Mrs. Conrad Ohlm~· alives in Mt-t:onndlsville Saturer <md guests. Mrs. Dons day Court St., Pomeroy __ ~:~~~~~~r:n~!!s~hte:, Tanya [ · • 8-DaDy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1965 • Homeb 'fders to R . emem b.. er Sh ut-ms ·outr'ng Approachmg Holiday Season ' ·· · - · - Around And About I Middleport ' At Elberfelds In Pomeroy ••• You SAVE on Dependable Wtll KnownlMakes of Wearing Apparel for Your Family--Furniture--Floor Coverings and ' Furniture for Your Home. This Week End Special Sale Friday and Saturday BIG, Y WORK UNIFORMS ~ Elbtrfelds 3rd Floor Furniture I Bo'"'es' of Frul't Headquarters for Kroehler and Valentine Seaver Living Room Furniture. (Open Saturday night till 9) W'll be Sent 1 MINS ALL WOOL I 1 THIS WEEK ONLY! FLANNEL SHIRTS IOOo/v all wool. Washable. Butrnlo plaids in red and black or greer.-_J black. Two button dowTfiap poe. I I' keh, hnt'd nerk band, Sizes 14 1'.! BOYS ROBES 1 FALL HATS Warm cotton flannel robes, gay plaids, tie Phillips Sisters Style Shop ~ells. r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .". . . ._. . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . . . . I v.: I ~~:~t:: 2B~~ ~,- Eb ers bac h Hardware p·resen fs • . . B LA c K = ~ i lfl J I Bernard SlzN 3to 6X Slm6to 16 V. Fullz. Meigs coun- :" G;,oo Living," al J m~ellng of the X1 to ~ recent; Gamma Mu . chapter of Bda Sisma Phi. 1 Tht: organization went on 1 record in support of the new I Ohio State penitentiary b!ing a long way 1 w : and : ~ -, , located in Meigs county. _ t ach member wrote a letl.er to stale . •• = on a Meigs s1te. I The sorori ty announced plans · for a tea tube held Su nday, l'ov. ~ 28, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of ~ I Margaret Follrod with Nita f Conde as chairman. The group 1 • wekomed Yvonne Scally as a . new Exemplar pledge. Sixteen i J I ! t • l1 I member8 67 years of progress have revolutionized the, WOMEN$ DUSTERS 'wO!Id·at·work. BeNer working conditions, better tools, better work clothes, , , rugged, handsome, rti1r Yank. Trim, most comfortable, sturdiest ever ••. you'll go a long way with Big Yank! bclusive 11 NO·Tare" tunnel belt loops, button·through flap security pockets, extra fabric at knee} ~boulder and elboiV, non-rip seams, lined dress shirt collars. Washable firm _bod)ed twJ!! in Khaki, Silver Gray, Foresf Green, Black Olive, OANTS-Sizes 29 to .10 and in yuur choice of lengths, precuffed. .HIRTS-Sizes 141!'• to 20 and in your chotce of sleeve leng\h .•. Beautiful cotton Cordana dusters in several pattern• and designs, button front style, sho11 and o/4 lengtb sleeves, large room)' poe. keu. Sale $6·00 a suit I Now 1 1 To Sizes 13 to 2G $3.95 11 An Opportunity For You Save During WOMENS BANLON This Special Sale on WOMENS COATS at Elberfelds Chatter Club u Planning·Dinner Mrs. Nathan Biggs, assisted by Mrs. Alfred Biggs, entertain·! ed the Chatter club Tuesday evening at her home, Rulland Road. A short busine:ss session was A conducted by Mrs. Carl Koacb , 111 president. Plans were made for 1a Christmas dinner at Martin 1followed by a party at the home ' 1of Mrs. Roach. Games were played and priz. es awarded io Mrs. Hobert NeJ. ~ ,.n, Mrs. Harold Dunfee, Mrs. f Charles Lathey. Mrs. Roach, CARDIGAN SWEATERS An exceptional value in womens banlon ~dipn tweaters, lone sleeve• matching pearl button trtm. Pastel• and deep tone!. Siz.. 34 to 40 1 A wide selection of all wool coats in this group- A GOOD WAY TO GIFT A MAN! "Your Choice Specials'' ~ I ,. i I ~ M~A I 10.88 Finishing Sander_ 19.88 1 ¥o" Drill _____ 13.88 Heavy Duty W' _ 46.88 Heavy Duty 71.4'' Saw Sander • 31.S8 29.88 Ebersbach Hardware MAIN STREET ••• Mrs. Buel Rlde110ur, Mrs.' Jack' Robson were In Marietta last 1 Sunday where tbe Muskingum i Garden club sponsorea "Holi·l day is Happiness" at t h eI WMCA. I DANC~ EAGLES PLAN I Melga Eagles Aerie No. 2171,' will hold a danCe for members and gueall Saturday, Nov. 20,i beginning a! 9 p.m. at the hall I in Pomeroy. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR- "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY I I Mary Heines and Mrs, WITH NO-TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEE %"Drill _ _ __ .. basketweaves tweeds and all wool melton cloth. ' .28:' Certified Olt Station w. Main ... Po•••• ·.: ' . WOMEN I Misses and Half Sizes Mrs. Kenneth Michael an Mrs. Hobert Eads. An auction sale of baked goods was held with Mrs. Nelson as auctioneer. 1 Refreshmennts were served by the hostesses to the above named and Mrs. Howard Phillips, Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Mrs. Will bur Young, Mro. Raymond Fis· ' cher, Mrs. Charles Spires and i Mrs. Clifford Ebersbacb, I $3.95 large plaids with raccoon collars, beautiful all wool I MOHAIR SWEAnRS Womens Wash Dresses Lon1 sleave ear41Pnl 111d V neek oUpovero Included. All wltlt tlto hand knil. Just received a new shipment of womens washable cotton dresses, many styles to choose from. A wide Loot, selection of colors and prints. Misses sizes 12 to 20; Half sizes 14'/a to Boys Heovy Dentin DUNGAREES White and Paotelo. 24 1h. Sizes 34 lo 31. $3,95 · To~tailored to take eJltra punishment. &nfori:red extra heavy blue denim, triple stitched, bar tacked bac-k pockets. True slim fit that boys like so well KODAK WOMINI LONG ILIIVI Wcimenc C:oiton & DICron . SUPOYER SWEATERS BLOUSES TaUored of 80% dacron polyeater and 2D% combed cotton, machine or hand washable, tailored collars and peter pan collars, roll up llieeves. W~ite and pastels. Si2es 32 to 38. Eaoy 1o walh, quid< dry. Ina - · loDa lleeve olip. OVII: IW..1erl, Slr.es M ~ to. All new «>Jon. •3.95 lnstamatic Cameras This week end we are having a sale of the newest models In Kodak lnstamaUc Cameras. ElberfelcJs·. ln P~·meroy ', .. f ., ' ·' . . ' . ... _, •·t •' ,.-, ., ' l .. ;.- ' "' ,,, ... .~ f ,; ,.-: , ~ . j • Meir~oMaaon '. ' .4rea ---------------------------=~-:-::------:-:-:-:::----------- · NO. 181 POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY,NOVEMBER 19, 1965 VOL XVII --:-IVE CENTS ' ount 1,411 ommunist Bodies in SAIGON (UP!) - An Arner~ The American cavalrymen can general aaid today the pusbed an through the Chu Arlll)''• 1st Cavalry Oivjson had Pong jungles today in search nl killed 1,411 Communlsll by ac~ a suspected supply base far lite ual body count in the six-day North Vietnamese Army. U.S. battle nl Chu Pcmg Mountain. Air Force 852 bombers from Estimates of Crummunlst dead· Guam fiew two more strikes were "more than 2,000" but against Crummunlst positions in American lassses alao were the high ground. hl!jlvy. Military briefing officers said BrigtGen. R 1c h a r d A. 110 solid contact had been made KIIOwles, deputy dtvlslon com- with Communist forces in the mander and leader of the Chu Pang area for more than Com~un\st • klllilll "Opera· 24 hours Advancing us. forces tM>n Stiver Bay1111et" for lbe hat· · . · lle six mUes from the Cambodi· met only occasional mortar and ~~~~bo~~e~t!"n~ :~.:::u::..:! :~~. ~=re ~~rt.:ndkill;~' by artillery and devastallng 852 and one captured. near the bast of Chu Pon1 guerrillas ln a florce hour-lo1111 Thursday, but the pilot bailed Mountain. battle. Vietnamese losses were out and was rescued,. In another combat area, describe« •• light. In lite ftghttng at Hiep Due, South Vietnamese Infantrymen U.S. officers at Tan Hiep government forces "fighting airlifted into battle by U.S. airfield 25 miles south nl Salg1111 like tigers" charged entrenched helicopters charged VIet Cong said m Communist bodies had guerrillas and a hail of machinegunners and recaptured been counted after Thursday's machlnegun fire to reoccupy the district capital of Hiep Doc btttle between 1,000 guerrillas the district capital 18 miles 345 miles north of Saigon. and two battalions of Vletna.' south of Da Nang. I A company of Vietnamese mese Rangers. Tbe Vtei Cong overran the marines outnumbered three-to- In air action over North Viet town before dawn on Wednesone fought off a VIet Cang Nam, Communiot anti-aircraft day, slaughtering its leaders attack 12 miles sauthwest of gunners shot dawn a U.S. Air and their families and Impaling Saigon today and killed 15 Force Filii fighter • bomber the bodies on spikes. :__ _ _ 3 o.·e •.n Akron F•.re . ' CHA'ITING - Bill Hess, center. chats with James Diehl, Pomeroy athletic dil'i!ctor and head Panther Coach Bud Bickel. right , during the PHS football banquet r~~~·~~~~ ~f:t'u~~sOah~~ ~~:~rrsity's head football coach. - Sentinel Photo. !See Page - - -- · - - - - ·- ·- -- A:~~y!:::U11~epulsed de· scribed officially u "moderate" but !root Uae dlopatebe• lald lltey were lhe beaviell of !:n7" for any olaJie ..,,,.. ' ~·;7R~~::.·;,~: I~Pfl' Abductors of 13-year-old Tacoma Boy Leave no Trai'I The .... three light Communist attacks _ Barry Goldwater, tbe 1761 " during the night, and a Red AKRON (UPI) _ An elderly a second limo to look for vir· Icarry with them. Kepublican pre.ident oomi. , mortor barrage damaged throe wom•n was killed and LWO fire· lima Onl one of the survivors a .... told a GOP fund-raising I . 1Atnericdan ~I helicop1tendrs' in •j men were missinf and pre- A~ut 80 elderly patients et a &4-y.Ir.. ld man, was treaied l dinner l'bundoy night I h a I ' orwar "VISion a tng zone sumed dead today as a ..-oo,ooo nursing home across the streot for smoke inhalation. He was1 many p<rsoos wonder wbat he 1 TACOMA. Waslt iUPII -: It started hke any other - - - - fire raced through a business! were evacuated as a precau- released alier treatment at A.l ·l has done "Since 1 lost lhat day . Charles H. Hyde Ill . a sltm, mop-topped 13-;ear·ol_d. and residential block on the tiolllry measUJ'O, but the fire ron City Hospital. , cliffhanger last year." left his home in the fashionable suburban Lakes Distnct city's east side. was brought under control be· , L. H. Noble, one of the sur- I Tbt former Arizona senator I to go to s( hool. Then It t l~rn.ed Jnto <~ mghtfl:'are. 1 Fire Chief Robert Cornice fore it could spread w vivors. said he met the two fire- . saki he ba! beeo an ••uoem- . uA car wtth lwo men m II. pu.lled up beside me." jhahr· said there ''cooid be more vic· building. men halfway down th• stairs 1 plo d l'tl . " 11 nd h he Hyde re laled later "One ut lhe men got out o t e ye po ~ Clan . bas 1car and asked me if there was a musH: hall close bv . I • tims in the ruins. II was im· The blaze raced out or control leading to the street. He told been spending more hme t an : sav no . Then he asked mt> where 1 went to school 2nd possible to tell if everybOOy was for several hours in the brick them there was a woman in an ever witb his wife. Frequent- Iwhert> 1 ('aught the bus , ·- - --- -- - accounted for." complex, which included twolapartment aero" the hall from ly, he said, "we walcb that I planned the abdurlion down to Killed. in the pre-dawn blaze furniture store!, 1 restaurant, his and they went upstairs to beautiful Arbona sun go down "Thf'n h~;~ grabbed me and thf:.'- ~a ~ ! dl:'lail. A d ! Hydl' did not notify the 111 kl k ft th was Margaret Barb, 76. She 1 clothing &tore, a hardware try to save her. She came down over tbt mountains and we pulled me mto tl1e r<~r . " the Chri.::s ese:son ~ ::.ddlepor~ died trying to escape. Her body store and several apartments. 1alone but the firemen did not bu.m 'Hail T.•. lb . t Chief.'" t-.'ine hour lau·r , Charli e ., ~,:, authonl lt'" 11 ntil ~ e h:ll pllid the Frida N 26 be in . t was _found in the hallway. Cornice said it 1pparently start· emerge. ~w. .':.. .. ~·,.,. ,, . : , relea sed unllarmtd . 1-lis fath Pf ransom m sm;.~JI bills left in a ' Charlt's H. Hyde II, a wealt~~~· parked car. He said he was 12 . 45 Y· ov. ' K mna: • · Miss~n~ in the wreckage of edinoneo(thefurniturestore!l. l Noble , aobbing quietly , drew ~~-.-~ ~~"'' ' PP:~de ith fi 1 wholesole grocery executive r·onv 1nred n wou ld be Iter to 8 ea the bwld1ng were firemen Law· About 15 per!Dnl were led to , a diagrom of the apartment! I 1 ' w ve r renee A. Labbe and John J. safety, rnany of them still in area for firemen who dug h th k d I hligh !IChool.I ba~s alrefl~y pled-t' Nist. They disappeared Biter lbeir nightclotheo and clutching through the rubble in a search paid the kidna pers 145.000 .n cooperate Wit P ' napers g ng Par ICtpa"on WI ,orm a small bills !or the l't'\urn or his until the boy was home safely. DANBURY, CONN. - THE' lhe Pearl·trt eatra~ce to the foot· !oin& into the burning building what few possellions thay could for_their_ missin& comrades._ 1son. Ween Charlie was re leased nation's leaders pai1j CJUilou• bell fltld t'rold Trail unhurt. Hyde was sure he had . ly_l'OI'ded trtllute today to for- It will' move tltrough the t:'- : . S\111 later Pierre Count.\ muae the nght choice mer Vice President Henry A. busine88 district and continue . . SheriH ./ark Herrv and h i~ Herr? Said t_ht> delay !n Wallace, • outspokea Iibera) to the town baD where Mayor depuues began lo.l lowing thr rtporlmg tht> ~nmf' made ~h~ lnd one of the IMJt conirover- I.eat Smith will issue a proclaThe stale highway patrol cil · eold trai l of toe buSinml•kc jOb ol traekmg down fh• sial men to attain high rank fn maUon and !he Christmao lights bd ktdnapm I hat mu ch more Alnerlean poliHcs. are to be officially turned on. Eugene McKinney, ~ Jl Uft. aged to get off a lhot, and which "hog dre8ied" 114 pounds. ed Alfred A. Duff, 19 · Rl. 1 a urtors. ' d•lfirull But. he said. ' we can . Po,meroy, has found that ~rtunate enou1h to ll'Ofe 1 1 'J'he New Haven elub has on Dexter. to Meigs county eourl Berry adrwliP · j ht' had very apprecwlt · b f 'h Wallace, who unceremonious- Middleport merchltnt r;om~it. 1on-av, a rharge of speed m e-xtess t e an~oety o . t ly retU:ated to a farm near tee members said other partJci· deer aren t always more plentf- hd! . , ll tllr tu gu or1 Ht' sa1d 'h<- falht>r who wanteJ to get his here follawing his defeat as 1 pants will illclude the bomecom- ful on the other side of the The deer ran about 300 yards three klllsk 50 farh thlB year; 1 he f~dr roadt c ond • tio~s daner a~ ar- k 1 d n a p 1.' rs ~pparentlv had bov ba('k " thi d 1n "'' ttend t f mountain ' It be' h. 1 iuc y art ers are ~rry c1 ent a 2 a.m. rri ay oo wp 1 - - - - - -r ·party presidential candt. g queen a,., 8 an' rom , · · l1 e~ . mg_'~- t "'""__1__doe other Kin of New Haven and Har- Rd. 405, fiVe and four tenths date In 1918, dted Thursday fol· several ochools, representatives McKmney and lour other - ld gR 11 f W t Col b' '1 th f Rt 143 Iowing . se~eral months of iJI. of the Meigs County . 0 usse • Tl 0 es buck urn and 18. ml es sou 0 . Riding members of the New Haven l King got pound l Officers said that Duff. driv. l . ness. He was 77. club, the Motorcycle elub and, Archery Club traveled to Har· l t nd doe . th t nt of his l • 1 11 1 of course Santa Claus who will dy County W. Va. for a week of Russe go a 5' pou · 1 mg nor ' os co ro , • for youngster,. • • for the .. much chas. The veh1cle ran up an bem· I PARRIS ISLAND, s. c _ Ihave treats bow·hunting The club also ha• a wlld tur- car. b km d th ·k De! t . I Th t '11 1o ith h ed'' but .. ldorn h't'' d 0 d k an en.1 lin en came at I ense a tomeys for a Mar~even WI c ,. w. t e se ' eer. key to. Its ere it. The tur ey onto the roadway. There was VATICA'J CITY ll!Pn -- An historic declaration re~'::u~orps drill Instructor (Dl) ~';'8 of weekly winnersm the in A\~~ =n~~~c":!ful u~:y: MASON - The Shooting Ed· was killed by Charles Zerkle I moderate damage to the car.: cognizing the nghi to frpedorn of worship for all men boutc~:r:~nhU:dl~ dfS: in mo~O::t yuletide •eaton pro- came bOrne. q te ucation prol(ram, aponsored by Iof New Haven. I Duff was not InJured. _He was won a final vote of confJdenrt> 1r1 I he Etumcmtal Council It test' y ed· The nert dtl McKilllley was the Bend Area Jaycees wIll Last year the Club 10t credit . scheduled to appear m r·ourt l today . crul unony of four of the reon his wa to ~alser Aluminu end Saturday, Nov. 2fi. at the for li deer kills. ' today. . , The declaration was approved by a vole of 1.954 t~ Ia who brought the charges. at '!'Mason Youth Center all p.m. I ln other Me1gs counly ••·tov-]249 The large number of negative votes represented dtelh Th~our testilled Thorsday IDlDl check A deer to !kU:p h~ The program at Saturday's ity, the patrol listed the arrests Iharrd opposttton but the necessary iwo·thirds maJonty at ff Set Clyde E. Cornel. · . eros roa meeting will be 1 welcome ad· of Thomas E. Diddle. J9. H.acme. i was eas1ly att:11ned . An off1 r 1al coum·11 spokesman said lsan, • 29-year-old Dl from Cofrantdof htm. He grabbed hls dress by President Jerry Arnold. fictitious registration, .cited to the declaration was approved overwhelmingly but the i <oa Beach, Fla., slapped and w an an arrow, got out of followed by 1 shooting match appear today; Dale R Stolls, voting figures were not . .~ - -· 1 punched them for disciplinary hi& car, pursued the deer, mao. which will team up lads and 44, Zanesville, overwidth vehic- available lmmedi81Piy. t10n on rehg10us liberty elat~ I reasoru, However, 00 cross erda~" CCI I 'ted tod Counctl ltb•rals, who long havo ~mlnation the four L.... mothers and da ughters, ' . e, Cl ay. The derlaralion stales thai ' 'd d 't r th II ' young refVICe 1Je or any Student and adult (n I lOnSI ere I One 0 e mo e:ruits aald the alleged blowa did final shoot off The conclusion I all men should be- fr·ee fr~m , significant items befor~ ue not hurt them, CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) n1 the meetin; will be the pre· Four persons were taken to' Low Bidder on 3 i ~ny form of merctun from CIV· fou r year old assembly. : Ge 'ni ft ork I •I authont1es m rehgwus mat, mt spacecra w ers sentation of awards and recog- Veterans Memorial Hospital to· , Jobs is AnnoUll!'f'(i lei'S tt recogmzes.· the freedom W'"IUNGTO "" N - THE U S weal on strtke today fn a · nltion o1 the to four marks- d 1 treotm t f tnj ' · · · eopper lncfwlry lppeared ' : <ontract dispute that threat• P ay .or . en urtes l HUNTINGTON .. W.Va. rUPfl to believe arcordmi lo one's 141\'lt'n Att.. nd FBI dy today to swallow . rea ened to thwart U S 18111 to Funeral ae"Jcea for Charles~~· s~~tamed ID a car - tru~k ~I· -The Army Eogmeers' dJstnct conscienc~ and the nght to . , . . complaint a movt b Without launch four astr~a~t~ in time Arthur Morarlty, 49, Syracuse, I ,_,ycees urge _au. parents to liSI~ on state Route 124 JD Mm- office said Thursday 11p!Jarent: worshipaccurdmg to one's be- Sf"St;JOn on Thur8day Johnso Y Prea!den! wllo died ~ lnjur1es suffered lnlattend and also mvtte everyone erSVllle at ID 1 · m. low bids ort three lots of work lief without inlerferrnre. n to stem rising copper to get lhtm horne by Christ· t ehl 1 tomobli winners t th G lti r Oh. Fourleen orea law enlorco0. else interested The 1 k p.rica. But not Senate GOP mas. aionwo-atvHacrtfe adu W V e co 11- and top scores. will be annoww- The injured were identified as ad de a poth ISO,h' tRo.. oc ds. The declaration is considered men! officers attended an FBI Leader Ev tt M Dlr'··The wa''""t -lied ag·aiDS! s or , . a, ear y d Mary Russell Alpha Russell an am on e ro Iver an . Th d , ht th re · """"· """' ' '" Thursday, will be held Satur· e next week. Li and child Rd. Ute London locks and dam on by Protestants to be of tmsesston , , urs ay Dig at e 1 1 . n Ute first move ol Ill kind lhe McDonnell Aircraft Corp. al day at 1·30 p m at Ewing . nda r' ed the Kanawha River in West VIr· mense practical importance to Ga lhpolb police depart meat, IInce the Korean wor, Johnson midnight, hll already .Jag. chapel. B~ial.wlit bt io Beech STORE MOVED btnhBur":: None were b~ tev ginia were submitted by .South-l the movement for Christian un- covering "Prowlers" and saw Tintnday invol<td emergency gfng preparatiOns to get the Grove cemetery Simon's Pick-A-Pair store has to ave n hurt sertous y. ern Gla" Service Gall ipolis. ily a film on "Burglary lnvesUga. powers to bypass Congress and Gemini 7 capsule ready for Services for the nther crash been moved to a new location The Polf!:roy emergency' The firm submitied bids of . , , tion:: Mack Elus, FBI ageql, IOthorize immediate sate ol blastoff oo Dec. 4, Tbe Gemini Ylctfm, George Wendell Bunce, al 104 West Main-st, In the squad was summoned and trans· 18.2t!l. $3.612 and lli,61t for re- ' Today' vule was the last! was m charge. 200,000 Ioiii o1 copper from : rendOZVOUJ shlp follows nine n Midaleport a pasllOIIpl' In building formerly occupied by ported two of the injured to the placement of doors in pier maJor hurdiP for the F.cumem- Attending wero Chief Chest~ IO"ernmtnl 1Mckpfle8, 'l!te ... ayo later. ~car drivea'by Mr. Morarlty, the Modem Mart store, bospihll and lhe others were houses. , ra l Counrtl prior lo tis dose ' A. Leaper, Sgls. John Tay16r ~ brouJIIt a quiet cbarge of MclloaneU, mater of lite 1110- witt be held at 2 p.m. Saturday , taken by private transportation. Der. 8. The declaratiOn Will be , and Bill Barr. patrolmen Pllll relallltory price control" from man:ecrafl, employes Ul from the Rawlings-Coati Fu· LOCAL TEMPS Tbe accident occured near the NOW YOU KNOW I promulgated by Pope Paul Vl t and Hollis North. Gary Wallace, · Dirksen, who Voiced hio oppo- :::"terna~ of ~ atrfklng neral horne, Masonic services ~ ternperatur• in Pome. Ashland Oil and Refining Com· The Island of Ceylon, settled on Dec. 7. along with three olh·: Joe Owen, Cedi G. Thivener, IIUoo lo aewamea 'lblll'lday MacttiDistJ (AF~~~ 1 for Mr. Bwtct will lie 111 p.m. roy 1 busiDess distrlel at 11:25 pany bulk plant. Sgt. P. D. Mc-, aboul 543 B. C., was known to er decree' oo the Council a- and Silas J. Hamilton. GallipGIliJht while at • opeailinc IP. cape •. I tonight. a.m. today wu 311 deareeo ... Creedy of the Ohio State Patrol lhe ancfeal Romaas as Tapro-!genda , I hs : Sheriff Dem•er A. Walker, pearenee in Moal(omery, Ala, ...: 1,....1 .. der aunny otleo. was lite Investigator. .... (cooper • colored), The passage of the drlara- deputies James E. Baldwin and """'ed 1 a~'":.. ';;sib7uhaft"";.;rk.,: BOND8 FORFEITED ---------.. --~- - ·- ·- -- lvan Fife, Gallia county sberBAIICELONA, SPAIN - lhe ~all ~lis ~ed ctell· Bland Wood, 211, GaJU. iff's department ; Meigs county Oltio'l ftrll !rode million lo lo keep Gemini 7 pilots Frank pula, farlelled-. ,150 bond in sheriff Robert Hartenbach ... • EIDoPf li'U "Ute 111011 tbor- 11orm1n JIIIIOI Lovell ia Middleport Mayor Let Smith'• Middleport poltee chief Herber! oqh ofl!lllto Amerlc1n <om- orbU for It duy A prolonged court Wednelday ou 1ft auault . , Gilkey. tnerelal IJ'UUPt !bet have flllt- work 11oppqe ,W alow down and ·batleey chart• IIIII 1 flO COLUMBUS (UPI) - Vice "the moot tlcltlng, 111081 dy· mercia! agriculture," Hum· produce food and fiber m the : ttl Europe In recent montllo," would. delay. lhtt lwia launches. bond oo cbaraes o1 iatorleatton Prtlfdent Hubert Hu~pltrey lllmlc and potentially ~t r~ phrey · said. "Farm. products quantities w• n•ed when we TO WASH CARS Gov. JIDiel A, Jlhodes safclloand··dltllll'derlr ~ predfcted 'lblll'lday that Arner. wardinl era or.aD our hlstory. will no longer mo·;e tn domes· need tt - with increased efh· There will be 3 car wash at illy, Veloruo MelllOrlal Btllpllll . · lean obmulallt't will become "We have lbe means and tha Uc allll world markels at arti· ciency - and at modest cost in Racine Keystone Servce Sta' llhodes mldo lito remark be- A.........._ Mn. Lindl Me- · PATIENT MOVED ovon more CI'IUCIIly important delermlnation to otrive for ftctaUy htgh prlces. Instead terms of benefits to producers, tion from 9 ttll 5 Saturday, Nolore lte lei! the Jt'GIIp to 11 Kanc!e Pomeroy· Haberl W Ray -Burke Ashland Ky who u the •truule for freedom &reatneos, for brotherhood, for they wiU be guided by the con- consumers and taxpayers. The vember 20 sponsored by the Ra• lli<!t lo Columbus, ~ ner, Polllmly; Will:: drove itne .;,. lito vt..tcl;;. in around ,lhe WOI'kl "'1fiilnues...." lastine peace. We will succeed," dftlons of ·supply and demand." day of needless a~ expensiv• cine French, Latin and 'l'ri·M will IITive tonlrhi. Tlte rest of Chetblre· Jamei Whtllilliloo' ltbe ' llccldent· whlcb killed two Hulnpbrey IJ)Oke Ill lito ~ !be vice president said. The vil'l! president satd the surpluses wtll end. he saJa. Clubs. Pick np aud delivery ser· lito fl.rnember IJ'OUP wW Pomer ' · · ' Melga mon at Hartford, w VI Farm Bureau Federation at 1ts "The war'"' poverty tncludos 1965 act "provides the 1\exibil· Sen. Frank J, Lausche. I). vice is offered those who <W ~!llle on lo Mildrid 11111 ~ Ell Douala mly YeslerdiiJ waa trwfer: lllDllal lllltllng· IIIII deacrlbed poverty in rural America, ity necessary .to keep pace with Cleveland, took tbe opposite sire it. Call WI ·3143. Charge blllort re~ 1Jome Mondtl Pomeroy• 0enrp ~8ley ~ red fl'!IIR"Melp 'Oeaertlltospit- In dellll llie JolluoD ildJninls. wbere hall lbe nallon's loweat a dynamic and changing agri- tack in an earlier speech 10 the will be $1.50. ' ,. y, dleptirL ·' ' It 1o Clrcltview bitlpUalll Ash- lrallon'o Food 111111 A&rtcullural Income families live," be said. culture." federation, blasting the new ----, ·lfl!w YOIII- WE8'I' Wl!;S't lind Tllunday Act oll. .. wblch lie cliled "a ''We are &Oing to fight tltat "For the maj<rity of commer· farm act whlch he voted PTA TO MEET ~ • '-a ill baMbaU ,.; ' Mtlp Oiilt 11 Rllp!W . '· maj<r breallbi'oucb toward bet- -·" cia! ftrnlly farmers, It bring• against In Congress. 1'he Southern Local Elemt!lll· If Jlll'lltld bll'olllll 11 .. hi r " ......., . ler farm lneomt." Bnf&¥J Prliltl BIB olit,selthan over the 1011 of in· Laaocbe Opp0,.. tary 7-8th Grade PTA will mee> edm at llii llldder !be bo$. Tbe eoaveallca lodlj wu 1o · "TTie ""' lqlslallon rec:oa· come whiCh wiD enable them to Lausche said the legislation Monday, Nov. 22 11 lbll doo. • · ''lbllrlday ·baird Dutw M n..tl, ao..,, I nil ·• rmaJdiet • llrlflllf' ~U.. Diles thai lite marketplace ~ relltaln ~ lhe land," Humphrey "places a harness around tbe at 7:30 p. m_ The cpeiUr Wll• ,,,7 «:.iatatted 111 PtCt J) t1 fl, cr. : llllf • AllllaDd, DIW SlluiiiJ; ~ 11111P1 If. Ill lei fjl polley ~ liNt· Jtlt· lhe blot meebanltllll to deter· sald. ~k ol fartilera .. . and is par· be Mn. Mulne wm,ctt. 118!'·, Parade WI'I} Klc• k 0 ££ Yule Seaso.n at the! 1 1 1 Dexter Youth Js Cited tO The Alter 4 Fruitless Days in Mo unta;ns '" ountvUJllrt Bow Hunter Gets h'IS Deer CJose byHome I - • . - be . l . "'"'I cath0}'IC cOUDCI•} Approves Speech Shoot T end program Ge ' • Lanneh Raveniwood Threat enedby : orker stri.ke Se • to S 0n a1urday Freedom 0 £Worsh'JP £or All I I Four JnJUre • d A 'd In ent . w L • . ° Burne.; t:! c . AU Sizes From 4 to 18 $2.49 . ft and Mrs. Scally at- • tended and Velma Rue. Reva vauglmn 1:md Nita Conde were :i hostesses. The sorority's next regular meeting will be December 9 In 11 the offices of the Columbus and 1 l! 1Southern Ohio Electric company , i ·at Middleport. .... Deaoud To Tla. In,_,.., Of Tla. WORLD ty prosecutor, spoke on the top· I \c ··women's Contnbution . -. at y ltr~~~m=i were 1 Special On All r to 17. ! I . e.·u·. :t·-~: n··e • Visit 1 MEIGS THEATRE :l ' A bunuance J En t erzng • • l Era rz•tlCa ....r w• Mtldred u.':' _ n...:.:: -hn"r" a. ,;;·~ ~. : '; ;~.~t~;"" . , . :T '' .. ulii4'· " I• ' kio . "'-lJJER ns·r, ' .... ~ .~.~· ~ ·~)..~, '·i•': w~•\>.·: ~;, ~. Hlll11~ '~~~~ ~~ ~~- ~~~~ ,. ,~!11':~~"'.~~~·";~ ,~·.~··lli . 4\~U. tlj,~l ~ ;ft•:fll\~ ~~~ ~ , 1 1·•\ 'tl\l"t jl§tlf. ti) ', ....u~ 1<1 I~Dued. 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