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IAJ(; UVE IN A DEMOCRACY YOU TH~T. •• ' GO UIJTOOCHED ! ,, '..... ,,' ~• '' ''' I ! ' l ' I WitS LOOKIN' FOR O.T ALL RIGHT.~ BUT r NEVER ~ T'TANGJ.J: WITH ONE AS BIG AS 'THI6'N! •• RIGHT tON rp BE HAPPYlO GETOI..Il"-' THIS WJ1H MYOWN HIDE, TM' NtmiiN OF HIS I ' \ IUYCOW! WHAT HAPPENED A~<MCt~?, MVGOSH. .. ·~·. I �' ' I ·· ~ ·Clark Wells . \, We8t "' ·~ .· .•! Daily Sentinel, POro~toy·Jilddlepori, ·--··- -··· AI.I.-SHH' . 1.- ..-.,llfi!IIIIIJ!Iti Basketball Fans Off;red Season Preview Wednesday ' . ATOENS, IY Biqi, Basketball fans of the Melgso\Gallla mixing It up wltb the •Marietta '63, launcbea hls :ed. Don Nelson. 6-2 senior. oul ·for bench last year, arid on; off iPr def~n!l•• Gallia ~rea get their lint Class AA Gallipolis Blue Debiis.l fourth season at Mlddiewrt.[ 'Another, George Sauer, 5-9' the first time since a suptio· oi· las! ·.~ason•;_ ,r~v~ t.am, ! llle ocltool'• peek this Wedneaday hlgbt ·-~Bench jockeys will be Mike His opponent will be biJ form- ' senior letterman, will start more: Stevo Pullen, !HI senlor 1 . . .. . ~I player of liN at Th~nksglving Eve - Into what Morrl90n, lately of Racine and er Racine Tornado teammate, working_this week with a spec- guard; Ray Hlndy, S-7 senior Regulars more or lessof la~l ~· post • seaso• lllell' favorite teams may be parts south, vel'llua Duke Bur- Jim Adams, RuUand coach. ial harness designed to keep . guard, and Sonny Haynes. 5-11 year are 6-0 ~oger DaviS, f!: 10 SIDday al&bl. .''""~ doing come January and Feb- son oltbe Blue Devils, now WOLFE HUPEPUL : his left sl!oulder in the placei senior guard-forward. Swan. Harry_ Yarbrough_ and ":IO ""I~ Blg11, 1011 f!f a ~ *"!' ,, ruary v.ilen the cblps are ln his third season as 'Devil "We could be stronger than nature intended, an 'aftermath : Pullen and Hindy are up from Hawkms, all semol'll, '"' .foo!. down in the races for league pilot. [last year, or we could get cold iof Sauer's four football cani- the 1965<16 reserve squad. Dennis Weber, al!to 8 semPr• . Ill, Is a prHe"¥!1] " .• I ~sell. He wtjs ,,(" ' ttlles. The second game plls big lin December and not warm Ipaigns since a freshman. I Icould be the fourth starter and . l•cted lor lbe sec'1"fl, . It's the night of the Ba!ket- warren Local, coached by , up until Marcil, when it's too . . . Opening against Rutland will : Gary Drenner, the li-10 .lP"S . ball Preview at Middleport _ Karl Stepben, Marietta, '59, a- late," sold Wolle, of his 1966-67 • Back for flDBI whirls m the be Btll : DaviS, Nel90n, Wayneshot artist, the filth. . ." 1 llle Mld-AmerfeaJi ;; ... . ; . thr first ever. Spon90red there gaiost a Southern llijh School club. SEO are semors Aaa Bradbury, t>avts, Bradbury and Butcher. ' Others _pr~i~B. ·for !larti~ f All - Acndemi< tea~o'!· - wtlh six teams matched m team that thls year '!opes to , Eleven boys bave been work- two year letterman guard-for·· wtth Sauer 10 the wmgs ready . roles are Dave · ~noq a •5-U i a half of play each, starting at revive its tradition ol great ing out for starting positions ward, Wayne Davt_s, 5-11 sen~or to go 1'1· . :senior who jumps like a ·kail'"'"""" 1 p. m. The Middleport Ath.. basketball, Craynor S Ion e, since football ended tast week. letterman forward._ 5·7 "'mur . The Davts boys are no reia· geroo: S-11 Roger Lathey· .. 5.8 'Never mind th sle . SMALL COLLEGE iiiSJLTI letic Boosters are sponsoring the taciturn Kentuckian, Is the One, Mark Tamtehill, 6-1 jun- letterman guard Jun B~tch· lion. !Charles Scott. and S-10 Arlan m e ~~~log bag· 1.!1. the. Preview. Tornado coacb. i?r letterman, won't be avail- er, and s-; semor Btll (Sptder) l ~DAMS' CLUB McCune, ali seniors... and 6-0 lor •· doll. NEW YORK (UP~~ow 1111 \, Ftrst tip-off comes at 7 p. The third game matchea tbe able until mid-December when DaviS, lwo year letterman. Rutland could open with Perry ltennedy-, 5,9- Or~ •Wood --top 10 small col\, 1 m. With the npected SVAC [host Yellow Jackets with la fractured bone In his right Rounding out the squad are three regulars orr of last year's and S-6 Ronnie Young, all jun• SWIM RECORD . learns fared over t!t ~kend: Contender Pirates of __ North ,neighbor Rutland. Ca~l Wolle, Ihand is expected to be__ mend· : Junior guard Bill Swan, HI; ,squad, one boy up from _the iors. . . F ~ ~ NK ~ U f! T. Germany 1. Sa~ Diego sta'* _:bill! Nortlt- ·,,l' J• ~. ' . thl '·' I Jl"'l , . , e:... ! I _,.,b i. &1ba11. "• 1 I ~~l~~~~:i::~~:~!£~ 1 :~t~:;~~-~a~,.:~ - Lions Upset Colts 20 -14 · Atlanta Wins First Tilt m tbe BOO·meler freestyle_ when 3. Weber State lost to ~bo 0. she was clocked In 14 mmutes, 12 .... 1 8 7 By VITO STELUNO the East and set up a showdown, thing anybody in Detroit wanted, Lion trademark and young touchdown passes to Carroll 1 wften it . was discovered they ! · i.econ~s for the ~~tan~ i~ 4. Tennessee State 't;Jj~ AIJI!II UPt Sporta WrHer with Dallas on Tbankegiving to give Lion coach Harry 1 quarterback Karl Sweetan was Dale of six and ~1 yards to give only had 10 o•ayero 'oo the field ,a , ipzt meet, e · as 39-6. · The Baltimore Colis have long night by spilling Wuhingtoo, 14- Gilmer was a one-way ticket excellent again, tossing 'a 49- Green Bay ils triumph over ' As Bull~ came running out ' to : ~e;an n;;s a~~ncy ~ S~td I s. Massachusetts lost to Jlol. boasted they own the best No.2~ Cleveland 18 now 7·3. out of town -but Sullllay to the yard pass to Pal Studstill for Chicago. ' round out the, oqUild , t~e snap u ay. . e 0 reco . orlton College 14-7. qQT quarterback in pro football . In tbe other games, Atlanta cheer of the entire team ' the deciding touchdown . Bobby Dallas jumped on Jim (Can- from center hrt his leg and : women swtmmers was. 15 ·02 ·2• 6. U. of North cllillita bu Nobody ouid h gued beat New York 27-16 for its ftrst lGilmer was presented with the Felts ran in for the first Lion Inonbaii o Butler's misfortunes to I.Dallas took over on the 30 and 'romp!J!ted season. " '''"' with the ; d -~~ ar t . victory, Philadelphia upset San game ball. TD and Garo Yepremian kicked pick up 10 point8 in the second drove in lot the TD. 7. New Mexieo HighJM !tal back . 11~ u~ ~be Juar er Francisco, 35-M and Los An- ' Won Defense Strong two field goals. period and that sealed the , The touchdown was on a• Loss al Buckeye completed season. '" ""· gu n'~m: ~ohnn U~ta:.as a geles defeated Minnesota, 21-6.. The Lion ~fense played like . Zeke Bratkowslti, subbing lor victory over _Pittsburgh. Pit- thre•·yard run by Meredith i 8. Nerth Oakol": . S~ hal Y Y About a month ago the only 1t dtd v.ilen 1t used to be the lmJured Bart Starr, lbrew ilsburgh was itnmg up tor a punt wnen the Steelers had JU'I 10 May Hil $75,000 completed season, ' ''· Unital, the greatest paaser In men on the field. Later in thc, . 9. Muskingum beat ' l!lildwJn. the history of the National period, Butler fumbled '\0 set up BUCKEYE LAKE, . Ohto Wallace 24-7, :o '" Football League, was pulled by a Cowboy fie ld goal. IIUPII - A state ftre msp~ctor ' 10. Northwestern Loulsalla coach Don Shula after the fired' Randy Johnson .!brew three . started checkmg the debns of Ibeat Soutiheaatem tfulliaua fl. up Detroit Lions came up with AFL Standlngo NBA Stalldin«• touchdown . passes. . two to the f~re - gutted Lakeland Re- 24. . . ' "'"; their fifth Unl\as pa" intercep. By United PreSI IDtol'IIIUonal By Volled Preos IDteraalloaal 0llfJ' llfS former ,Gtanl Ern!!'.. Wheel· sort Saturday lo determme the . ni lion early in the third period en Ea1tera Division Eastern Division l"l wright. as the Falcon.s recorded caUse. The loss may exceed I ·•.· , . route to a stunning 20-14 upset W, LT. Pel. W. L Pet. United Press lntemallonal, [crowd of 111.4fo6 fans to their their fir.t. ~Ltriumph Witil [$75,000. !SWISSVJCI'OR'I', __ , ~~-; that knocked lite Cnlts out o1 8 , Buffalo 7 l I .700 Philadelphia 15 1 .938 CLEVELAND IUPI - Its feet as they watched LeroY New York the vtclnn, JohnilOil j lnspector Eugene Jewell said BASIL SwitzerillldeiVPI) _ tie for first place in the NFL's Boston 5 I 2 .825 Boston 12 2 .8571 one-down-and-four-to-go today ! Kelly vtrtually squtrl from _·•, also ran three yards for il may take .everal days to go [ Swilzerl~nd defeate4·d:l!fanae Western Division. New York 5 4 I .556 New York 9 9 .5011 tf the Cleveland Browns are to cluster of Washmgton defend"" touchdown VI the fina l penod to , through the ruins of the remod· nd W 1 Ger- rtin a Houston 1 I 0 .m 1 Cincimtati 6 9 .400 capture their third straig_ht Na- i and ,boll iili yards for Cleve- , put the game ~~ of reach. ' eled three _ story building. The I~riangula~ SJI"ed ska~ meet Shula benched Unltas tn favor Miami 2 I 0 .200. Baltimore s 16 .1581tiona!. Football League Eastero l land s second touchdown . Los Angeles vtclory overlowner said it apparently star~ ,' Sunday. The ....... . . . scored of Gary Cuozzo, the player lhe Woolen·Dlvlsioa Wetlent D1 I5I00 ' 0 M e t h ed ~•Colts claim is football's best w. L. T. v JVJSton crowr.. Kelly 's score climaxed the 112- mn so a w,as ac tev on ed !ale Friday in a small court- 571.799 points, to i7e:nl for Pel. w. L. Pet. Tr .,. th D II C bo rd d . h' h ked [ Bruce Gossett s four fteld goats , •ard in the west wing and con-France and 6()3 .•M .... tb2 01 mg bencb-ridlng quarterback, and Kansas City ! 2 I .800 San Francisco 11 6 647 e a as .ow ys ya nve w tc was spar and Biii Truax's fumble recov -1 ' ·. '""" ,,.,_ Cuozzo led the Coila to two Oakland aerial to the [ery . .m the end zone 1or a , sumed nearly everythtng. German squad. ~i;;o;;~F"": ,s 7 4 0 .&36 St. Louis 9 5 ·643 1and the St · Louis Cardinals · by Ryan's 19-vard " final-period touchdowns after San Diego il" 5 4 1 .!IWI Detroit 8 u- :421 tied for the lead, by a single vtleran halfback a play earlier. , touchdown. !Jetrolt had taken a 17-j) lead. Denver 2 ! 0 .2000 Chlcage 7 14 .335 game, the Browns launchl'd · Close Enougb To Kick Trailing 20-7 at halftime, l But the Lions choked off the Sanday, 'I ReSults '-- AngEles 5 12 ·m4 lhetr assaull Sunday by de foal- B t th R d k' . bl k d b Philadelphia exploded for four ' ! ·.r,; the re 8I 0f Ill d ""' ·•• · th W h' I 0 ed 8k' I' u e e s ""· an e YI Col •· OPTOMETRIST ~ e way. an New York 30 Miami 13 Suaday's Re1ulls ~ng e as mg on n ms ,~ the tenaciousness of the Browns : touchdowns In the s~nd half ~:~~~::~o~p:.;:;!f:;:~~n 8 Kansas City 27 Boston 27 Cincinnati 125 Baltimore 123 · secondary up to then. recovered !- three on Kmg Ht-1s touchOffice Hours: 9 to 12 , 2 to S( (Close at NOQII";,i. Ita . G B , , g21Buffalo 12 Houston 20 !Only game scheduled! The Browns will start tune-up I enough to push the bail to with . ' down passes - to edge San Thurs. _ East Court St.., Pome"'"' , •..sJ. ~ec:,rton reen ay 8 r Oakland 17 I>enver 3 Monday's Game sessions this week for another in 13 yards of the goal line. Francisco. ..u 1 · New Momoallltll Tltursdly'o Gameo San Francisco vs. St. Louis important battle this Thanks-1 good enough for Gogalak to boot • :._.....,,.,..,.,,...._~....,.....,...,....,.....,...,..,;_..,;,_!!!<'"- '=.~ 1 Explaining .hi$ decision to Buffalo at Oakland at Nashville giving Day at Dallas when they ! a ID-yard field goal. 1 beneh the _?.;..1!1' IIIUail" rated [Only game scheduled) (Only game scheduled) meet the Cowboys for the sec- W'th the B d' l4-'l .,.., ' SalllaT• Go,... dr th' Th Cl 1 rowns 1ea mg . as the Oneal quarterback ever San Diego at Denver , on tme IS year. . e eve- early in the final quartet·, ~•m to play the position, Shula said, Kansaa City at New York NFL Standillal ~·~ ~!eve~ kept :~• b'~~~r Raniekl recovered Tom Bat'M@-1 1 Jng ton's fumble on the CleVeland · ".Johnny W8BJI't hurt and !here , By Valled Prell IDifmatlonal 1g t or t e lop. was nothing wrong wttb him but , Boston at Miami E1Slem Dfvloloo last month, wh•ppmg the then , 20 h It th W h. Only aames scheduled) nd f d . to a ano er as mgton ( we had to get 90methiiiJI gning " W L T Pet u e eate Texans 30-21. [ d . B t th 'I to ehanse the momentum of the St. Louis . 7 ·~ j .778 Both the Cardinals and the i a~Jv~ar uthee e~~m:t w~~n fo~~~~ game and Gary has come ' NHL Staadlngo Dallas 7 2 I 778 Cowboys have lost two gam~' I 'od W h . th I ' through for 'us before." r By United Pre11 lDlernatloDal ;Cleveland 7 3 o :100 <~piece for a 7-2-1 record, while , ~~~ as mgton agam rt>a · Green Bay YIIO!'Ied a 1!-6 w. L. T. Philadelphia 6 s 0 .545 Cleveland's v;ctory over Lhr , · 6 victory over Chi~ago wnile Chicago 2 2 18 Woshington o .45o Redskms brllm'd lhe~r mark , I Striving for a touchdown with 0 8 Dallas tied idle St. Louis for the ' Toronto 1 3 7 IS Pittsburgh 3 6 1 .3::3 7-3-0 lime running out, the Reo skins lop spot in lhe East at 7·2-1 by New York 4 6 5 1~ New York 8 1 .Ill Going into Sunday's coni"! missed their final opportunity 5toppinli! Pltt!ilh"rgh. Z0.7. CIPVe- Boston 5 5 3 13 Atlanta g o .100 an 11 -poinl ravorile. the Brown~. when Jim Hcuston recovered , land remalllt'd In the ehase in . Montreal 5 6 1 11 1 Western Dh·ision 1 ,;ot their .root underway ~arl.v 1Charlie Taylor's fumble on Uw - ~Detroit 4 8 % 10 w. L. T. Prt. . when Errqe Kellermann p1ck ...d Cleveland three-yard-line with sandoy't~ Reslllts Green Bay a 2 o .800 , off Sonny Jurgensen 's pass in· , just four seconds left to play . Montreal 2 New, York I Baltimore 7 3 0 .700 tended fur Jerry Smith O•l the . . . 1 Cleveland 3! yard line. I Stattsttcally, however, WashI 4 MAJOR COLLEGE RESULTs t Boston 5 Detrort 2 . Los Angeles 6 5 0 :;: Ilyan To Green ington forced . the Browns to ! NEW YORK (VPI) -How the Chicago 2 Toronto 2, lie :'troi':an .400 ' Caught blitzing, the Redskin' lake a bark seat, notcht~g 20 I top 10 major college lootbail l ChicaFO 3 5 2 .m managed lo nail Ernie Green ftrst downs to Cleveland s 10.. teams fared over lht weekend: , AHL Standi•<• I Minne901a I 6 I . ' on their own 15 after the fleet- The Redskms also out-passed• I. Notre Oame tied Mlch!J!an II)' Unlttd Press IDierUatlonal Sandoy'o Resullo .3J3 footed luJiback broke clear on • out-rushed Cleveland, 159 :vards ~ 1 State lD-10. E•oteru Divlsloa s Atlanta 27 New York 16 trap. going up the middle lor to 112 yards in the air and t68l 2. Mlchgan stat• tied Notre W L T· Pt 3S yards. The Browns then took : yards to t!9 yards overland . ; 0 22 Detroit :ttl Baltimore 14 11 Dame 1~10. ' Hershey Dallas :ttl Pittsburgh 7 a 7-ll lead when Frank Ryan 1 Throwing less than In past , 3. Alabama "" Idle. Quebec 8 4 2 II Cleveland l4 Washington 3 fired a fove-yard pass weeks. ~'rank Ryan completed 4. Nebra!l ka was ldl e. 8 4 I 17 Baltimore hi to Green to cap the · only nine of his 17 tosses, while 'G 1 T~ "' ' , GreenBayl3C cago6 1 2 •· OO"l a eL" was 0we. Springfield 7 • Ml >COring march. his Washington counterpart. 6 1 I! 4 Gl Los 21San Fran. nnesota "·' Ark,ansao IosI to Texas TerhI ProvidenCt! Phila.Ang. The Redskins missed Scnny Jurgensen, flipped out 3!1 34 35 21·16. · . "'e1ter1 DlvlflioD n cia , G Fcoring chances in the first aerials, connecting on 27 of 7. Soutt.ern C~lifornla lo•t lo l W. L. r I'll un yo ame• as the result of a ~111-h~:~~~:~:l~the=m~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiij CCLA 14-7. P.ochester ' S j 19 ' San Franeisco at Detroit Cleveland de I en se. I. UCLA beat South err. Calif- Pili!lbur~~ 7 6 2 16 , Cleveland at Dallas down to within field goal ornla 14-7. Buffalo 4 10 3 II (Only games, scheduled! tion, Charlie Gogolak mi5~ed 1 9 Georda was ldl•. Cleveland 4 1 1 t AU 1 ~ Gamea lwo field goal attempts, being 10. Florida wa• idle. Sattdoy's Results Gr!'a!y at =esota wide on a 29-yard try and hit· Soolltwesl Baltllnore 2 Buffalo o Los ~eies at Baltimore Ungd theboo left upright on a 39... ter 2 ~-ld•1 New Yor• at Washington yar ft rmv a•ce • 11 Sl Louis Capt'talit.aIng on y·mce CosteI· Si•• Arizona St. 7jJ N~ •· Mexlrn 7 '"OOud 1 - 1 ·.• Qu bee • PIIIB"';...h 11 to 3 ' pr Abilene Chrot• 28 San Anglo II '"'le~~~ • e ~ (..;::;;,• ames ~ed) lo's interception of a JurgeSin ' Ark. Tech· .1l 'sE Mo. ll Her>ney 8 Sprlngfie 1 ~u, 1 pass to A. D. Whitfield on the St•thrn Methodist :u Baylor zz . Cleveland IS.yard IItie, Ryan West Tex. !10 Westm Mfch 7 paased the ball back up to the ;\.;.-.,r-- . D I North Tex tl Chattatm~a 7 W · •· ff In two plays. MIDDLEPORT • ~~e JUOyS. Tex. Westrn ·21 New Me• St. 14 By Veiled "'"" htertllltlonal t TUesday In Johns 'Th~·l!_e~M~x:t_IP~ia~y:_J~~~~~!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!J[ " ·., - "'!! ... - ... . Arizona 27 Iowa St. 24 SatadQ Hospital. . :: ··Hold. ~~ ~~and NW Okla. 17 I. New M,el. I EA'ST LANSING, Mloh. tUPI) Suda1 th•tciduki:Jiil.'lltitea' E Cenlrl 7 SE Okla. 8' ·-Notre Dame and Mlclllgan HOUSTON IVPI) rarieton ft ~:ew~la. 7 Slalf played a 10-10 tie In their Palmer wot1 . !1Je Houston "dream" college football Cbampllll)l IrtlfnUIUonal Golf ~A>Inrado It Air P'Ol'l'l' 9 · with J ·nlne-under:toremont 42 1Cal Tech. 7 NEW YORK (UPI) par ' Wash, II Wash. St. 7 rold moved up from last . . UiAh St. 13 'Utah 1 to win the $58,100 Queens NEW' tORK (UP!) ll')omlng 47 Brl~ham Young 14 County Handicap at Aqueduct. Attanil Fll~ deleaied the ,...New York m.&ta 27-11 for their \IF.ET!I .CARDIN&L CHicAGO (UPI) - Uol~ Bnt 'Nadonai FOotball League NF.W YORK tllPII Flaxh Stiiteo Socolor Foolbail Assocla, ~ ~nrdo : whn will meet rlt•mplnn unn·detecates raUfied a plan to ..__ ·' . ' ... . ,.,r ~'~'~ 1' 1lr"P Carlos Ortiz 1111' 'the world ·.ftllilllah professional soceer Aualfilla tUPI) ,IRhlw•ll>hl tltlt at Matfl10011 fi-andtllel Ill 12 cities by 1981.1 Slolie 1!'00 the Nllll South ,.............-...., y opfl.onal ;quare Garden, Nov. •· will · . ,.rut~~ Utli 11111t ·a 12-10, 440-Marnum. 1avt an and!~ tilt(UPII -Budcly . w !rtumpb· over John • ~il~_lfDon't Ylilf~llave it. >I:ardlnal N•w Yart, oontll!ue 8uJJets " ' ....•'* !l*rln '67..._-.... . ' ' I Opj!rQlion of . the demilitarized zone North ark\ South ! 1 How the Pros Fared Browns Sl"•p ByR' edsk"IDS T hDaIIas Foe Th day I 1 •1 ,,r. 1 I Pt• ' Scmes 'I !:: II GIRLS l 0 AfER S $3 99 ·'eek•nd Snorts Summary ROUSH SHOE STORE R 11 'R d th ••; a y oun e I: •.,..... C.llltH •. ~ortle S~Pman, hat · ~to Par1111aque, -e '· ·,\ ' "j · ' •' .• ., n· ~ • . •• : •. ~ .i' ., ,J . f. ·.;. '·"'-'' team~ IIIIIHI I:;~~~~-~··~~ [.;1:;:rn~~! ,. CASH ~fore night . . ; ._ _ _; __ _. . ; ; . . . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ; . .. . . . N. W. COMPTON, OD:_ r· tl • 'fllii. . •..,...,the ..... _,.,.., .... �' ' I ·· ~ ·Clark Wells . \, We8t "' ·~ .· .•! Daily Sentinel, POro~toy·Jilddlepori, ·--··- -··· AI.I.-SHH' . 1.- ..-.,llfi!IIIIIJ!Iti Basketball Fans Off;red Season Preview Wednesday ' . ATOENS, IY Biqi, Basketball fans of the Melgso\Gallla mixing It up wltb the •Marietta '63, launcbea hls :ed. Don Nelson. 6-2 senior. oul ·for bench last year, arid on; off iPr def~n!l•• Gallia ~rea get their lint Class AA Gallipolis Blue Debiis.l fourth season at Mlddiewrt.[ 'Another, George Sauer, 5-9' the first time since a suptio· oi· las! ·.~ason•;_ ,r~v~ t.am, ! llle ocltool'• peek this Wedneaday hlgbt ·-~Bench jockeys will be Mike His opponent will be biJ form- ' senior letterman, will start more: Stevo Pullen, !HI senlor 1 . . .. . ~I player of liN at Th~nksglving Eve - Into what Morrl90n, lately of Racine and er Racine Tornado teammate, working_this week with a spec- guard; Ray Hlndy, S-7 senior Regulars more or lessof la~l ~· post • seaso• lllell' favorite teams may be parts south, vel'llua Duke Bur- Jim Adams, RuUand coach. ial harness designed to keep . guard, and Sonny Haynes. 5-11 year are 6-0 ~oger DaviS, f!: 10 SIDday al&bl. .''""~ doing come January and Feb- son oltbe Blue Devils, now WOLFE HUPEPUL : his left sl!oulder in the placei senior guard-forward. Swan. Harry_ Yarbrough_ and ":IO ""I~ Blg11, 1011 f!f a ~ *"!' ,, ruary v.ilen the cblps are ln his third season as 'Devil "We could be stronger than nature intended, an 'aftermath : Pullen and Hindy are up from Hawkms, all semol'll, '"' .foo!. down in the races for league pilot. [last year, or we could get cold iof Sauer's four football cani- the 1965<16 reserve squad. Dennis Weber, al!to 8 semPr• . Ill, Is a prHe"¥!1] " .• I ~sell. He wtjs ,,(" ' ttlles. The second game plls big lin December and not warm Ipaigns since a freshman. I Icould be the fourth starter and . l•cted lor lbe sec'1"fl, . It's the night of the Ba!ket- warren Local, coached by , up until Marcil, when it's too . . . Opening against Rutland will : Gary Drenner, the li-10 .lP"S . ball Preview at Middleport _ Karl Stepben, Marietta, '59, a- late," sold Wolle, of his 1966-67 • Back for flDBI whirls m the be Btll : DaviS, Nel90n, Wayneshot artist, the filth. . ." 1 llle Mld-AmerfeaJi ;; ... . ; . thr first ever. Spon90red there gaiost a Southern llijh School club. SEO are semors Aaa Bradbury, t>avts, Bradbury and Butcher. ' Others _pr~i~B. ·for !larti~ f All - Acndemi< tea~o'!· - wtlh six teams matched m team that thls year '!opes to , Eleven boys bave been work- two year letterman guard-for·· wtth Sauer 10 the wmgs ready . roles are Dave · ~noq a •5-U i a half of play each, starting at revive its tradition ol great ing out for starting positions ward, Wayne Davt_s, 5-11 sen~or to go 1'1· . :senior who jumps like a ·kail'"'"""" 1 p. m. The Middleport Ath.. basketball, Craynor S Ion e, since football ended tast week. letterman forward._ 5·7 "'mur . The Davts boys are no reia· geroo: S-11 Roger Lathey· .. 5.8 'Never mind th sle . SMALL COLLEGE iiiSJLTI letic Boosters are sponsoring the taciturn Kentuckian, Is the One, Mark Tamtehill, 6-1 jun- letterman guard Jun B~tch· lion. !Charles Scott. and S-10 Arlan m e ~~~log bag· 1.!1. the. Preview. Tornado coacb. i?r letterman, won't be avail- er, and s-; semor Btll (Sptder) l ~DAMS' CLUB McCune, ali seniors... and 6-0 lor •· doll. NEW YORK (UP~~ow 1111 \, Ftrst tip-off comes at 7 p. The third game matchea tbe able until mid-December when DaviS, lwo year letterman. Rutland could open with Perry ltennedy-, 5,9- Or~ •Wood --top 10 small col\, 1 m. With the npected SVAC [host Yellow Jackets with la fractured bone In his right Rounding out the squad are three regulars orr of last year's and S-6 Ronnie Young, all jun• SWIM RECORD . learns fared over t!t ~kend: Contender Pirates of __ North ,neighbor Rutland. Ca~l Wolle, Ihand is expected to be__ mend· : Junior guard Bill Swan, HI; ,squad, one boy up from _the iors. . . F ~ ~ NK ~ U f! T. Germany 1. Sa~ Diego sta'* _:bill! Nortlt- ·,,l' J• ~. ' . thl '·' I Jl"'l , . , e:... ! I _,.,b i. &1ba11. "• 1 I ~~l~~~~:i::~~:~!£~ 1 :~t~:;~~-~a~,.:~ - Lions Upset Colts 20 -14 · Atlanta Wins First Tilt m tbe BOO·meler freestyle_ when 3. Weber State lost to ~bo 0. she was clocked In 14 mmutes, 12 .... 1 8 7 By VITO STELUNO the East and set up a showdown, thing anybody in Detroit wanted, Lion trademark and young touchdown passes to Carroll 1 wften it . was discovered they ! · i.econ~s for the ~~tan~ i~ 4. Tennessee State 't;Jj~ AIJI!II UPt Sporta WrHer with Dallas on Tbankegiving to give Lion coach Harry 1 quarterback Karl Sweetan was Dale of six and ~1 yards to give only had 10 o•ayero 'oo the field ,a , ipzt meet, e · as 39-6. · The Baltimore Colis have long night by spilling Wuhingtoo, 14- Gilmer was a one-way ticket excellent again, tossing 'a 49- Green Bay ils triumph over ' As Bull~ came running out ' to : ~e;an n;;s a~~ncy ~ S~td I s. Massachusetts lost to Jlol. boasted they own the best No.2~ Cleveland 18 now 7·3. out of town -but Sullllay to the yard pass to Pal Studstill for Chicago. ' round out the, oqUild , t~e snap u ay. . e 0 reco . orlton College 14-7. qQT quarterback in pro football . In tbe other games, Atlanta cheer of the entire team ' the deciding touchdown . Bobby Dallas jumped on Jim (Can- from center hrt his leg and : women swtmmers was. 15 ·02 ·2• 6. U. of North cllillita bu Nobody ouid h gued beat New York 27-16 for its ftrst lGilmer was presented with the Felts ran in for the first Lion Inonbaii o Butler's misfortunes to I.Dallas took over on the 30 and 'romp!J!ted season. " '''"' with the ; d -~~ ar t . victory, Philadelphia upset San game ball. TD and Garo Yepremian kicked pick up 10 point8 in the second drove in lot the TD. 7. New Mexieo HighJM !tal back . 11~ u~ ~be Juar er Francisco, 35-M and Los An- ' Won Defense Strong two field goals. period and that sealed the , The touchdown was on a• Loss al Buckeye completed season. '" ""· gu n'~m: ~ohnn U~ta:.as a geles defeated Minnesota, 21-6.. The Lion ~fense played like . Zeke Bratkowslti, subbing lor victory over _Pittsburgh. Pit- thre•·yard run by Meredith i 8. Nerth Oakol": . S~ hal Y Y About a month ago the only 1t dtd v.ilen 1t used to be the lmJured Bart Starr, lbrew ilsburgh was itnmg up tor a punt wnen the Steelers had JU'I 10 May Hil $75,000 completed season, ' ''· Unital, the greatest paaser In men on the field. Later in thc, . 9. Muskingum beat ' l!lildwJn. the history of the National period, Butler fumbled '\0 set up BUCKEYE LAKE, . Ohto Wallace 24-7, :o '" Football League, was pulled by a Cowboy fie ld goal. IIUPII - A state ftre msp~ctor ' 10. Northwestern Loulsalla coach Don Shula after the fired' Randy Johnson .!brew three . started checkmg the debns of Ibeat Soutiheaatem tfulliaua fl. up Detroit Lions came up with AFL Standlngo NBA Stalldin«• touchdown . passes. . two to the f~re - gutted Lakeland Re- 24. . . ' "'"; their fifth Unl\as pa" intercep. By United PreSI IDtol'IIIUonal By Volled Preos IDteraalloaal 0llfJ' llfS former ,Gtanl Ern!!'.. Wheel· sort Saturday lo determme the . ni lion early in the third period en Ea1tera Division Eastern Division l"l wright. as the Falcon.s recorded caUse. The loss may exceed I ·•.· , . route to a stunning 20-14 upset W, LT. Pel. W. L Pet. United Press lntemallonal, [crowd of 111.4fo6 fans to their their fir.t. ~Ltriumph Witil [$75,000. !SWISSVJCI'OR'I', __ , ~~-; that knocked lite Cnlts out o1 8 , Buffalo 7 l I .700 Philadelphia 15 1 .938 CLEVELAND IUPI - Its feet as they watched LeroY New York the vtclnn, JohnilOil j lnspector Eugene Jewell said BASIL SwitzerillldeiVPI) _ tie for first place in the NFL's Boston 5 I 2 .825 Boston 12 2 .8571 one-down-and-four-to-go today ! Kelly vtrtually squtrl from _·•, also ran three yards for il may take .everal days to go [ Swilzerl~nd defeate4·d:l!fanae Western Division. New York 5 4 I .556 New York 9 9 .5011 tf the Cleveland Browns are to cluster of Washmgton defend"" touchdown VI the fina l penod to , through the ruins of the remod· nd W 1 Ger- rtin a Houston 1 I 0 .m 1 Cincimtati 6 9 .400 capture their third straig_ht Na- i and ,boll iili yards for Cleve- , put the game ~~ of reach. ' eled three _ story building. The I~riangula~ SJI"ed ska~ meet Shula benched Unltas tn favor Miami 2 I 0 .200. Baltimore s 16 .1581tiona!. Football League Eastero l land s second touchdown . Los Angeles vtclory overlowner said it apparently star~ ,' Sunday. The ....... . . . scored of Gary Cuozzo, the player lhe Woolen·Dlvlsioa Wetlent D1 I5I00 ' 0 M e t h ed ~•Colts claim is football's best w. L. T. v JVJSton crowr.. Kelly 's score climaxed the 112- mn so a w,as ac tev on ed !ale Friday in a small court- 571.799 points, to i7e:nl for Pel. w. L. Pet. Tr .,. th D II C bo rd d . h' h ked [ Bruce Gossett s four fteld goats , •ard in the west wing and con-France and 6()3 .•M .... tb2 01 mg bencb-ridlng quarterback, and Kansas City ! 2 I .800 San Francisco 11 6 647 e a as .ow ys ya nve w tc was spar and Biii Truax's fumble recov -1 ' ·. '""" ,,.,_ Cuozzo led the Coila to two Oakland aerial to the [ery . .m the end zone 1or a , sumed nearly everythtng. German squad. ~i;;o;;~F"": ,s 7 4 0 .&36 St. Louis 9 5 ·643 1and the St · Louis Cardinals · by Ryan's 19-vard " final-period touchdowns after San Diego il" 5 4 1 .!IWI Detroit 8 u- :421 tied for the lead, by a single vtleran halfback a play earlier. , touchdown. !Jetrolt had taken a 17-j) lead. Denver 2 ! 0 .2000 Chlcage 7 14 .335 game, the Browns launchl'd · Close Enougb To Kick Trailing 20-7 at halftime, l But the Lions choked off the Sanday, 'I ReSults '-- AngEles 5 12 ·m4 lhetr assaull Sunday by de foal- B t th R d k' . bl k d b Philadelphia exploded for four ' ! ·.r,; the re 8I 0f Ill d ""' ·•• · th W h' I 0 ed 8k' I' u e e s ""· an e YI Col •· OPTOMETRIST ~ e way. an New York 30 Miami 13 Suaday's Re1ulls ~ng e as mg on n ms ,~ the tenaciousness of the Browns : touchdowns In the s~nd half ~:~~~::~o~p:.;:;!f:;:~~n 8 Kansas City 27 Boston 27 Cincinnati 125 Baltimore 123 · secondary up to then. recovered !- three on Kmg Ht-1s touchOffice Hours: 9 to 12 , 2 to S( (Close at NOQII";,i. Ita . G B , , g21Buffalo 12 Houston 20 !Only game scheduled! The Browns will start tune-up I enough to push the bail to with . ' down passes - to edge San Thurs. _ East Court St.., Pome"'"' , •..sJ. ~ec:,rton reen ay 8 r Oakland 17 I>enver 3 Monday's Game sessions this week for another in 13 yards of the goal line. Francisco. ..u 1 · New Momoallltll Tltursdly'o Gameo San Francisco vs. St. Louis important battle this Thanks-1 good enough for Gogalak to boot • :._.....,,.,..,.,,...._~....,.....,...,....,.....,...,..,;_..,;,_!!!<'"- '=.~ 1 Explaining .hi$ decision to Buffalo at Oakland at Nashville giving Day at Dallas when they ! a ID-yard field goal. 1 beneh the _?.;..1!1' IIIUail" rated [Only game scheduled) (Only game scheduled) meet the Cowboys for the sec- W'th the B d' l4-'l .,.., ' SalllaT• Go,... dr th' Th Cl 1 rowns 1ea mg . as the Oneal quarterback ever San Diego at Denver , on tme IS year. . e eve- early in the final quartet·, ~•m to play the position, Shula said, Kansaa City at New York NFL Standillal ~·~ ~!eve~ kept :~• b'~~~r Raniekl recovered Tom Bat'M@-1 1 Jng ton's fumble on the CleVeland · ".Johnny W8BJI't hurt and !here , By Valled Prell IDifmatlonal 1g t or t e lop. was nothing wrong wttb him but , Boston at Miami E1Slem Dfvloloo last month, wh•ppmg the then , 20 h It th W h. Only aames scheduled) nd f d . to a ano er as mgton ( we had to get 90methiiiJI gning " W L T Pet u e eate Texans 30-21. [ d . B t th 'I to ehanse the momentum of the St. Louis . 7 ·~ j .778 Both the Cardinals and the i a~Jv~ar uthee e~~m:t w~~n fo~~~~ game and Gary has come ' NHL Staadlngo Dallas 7 2 I 778 Cowboys have lost two gam~' I 'od W h . th I ' through for 'us before." r By United Pre11 lDlernatloDal ;Cleveland 7 3 o :100 <~piece for a 7-2-1 record, while , ~~~ as mgton agam rt>a · Green Bay YIIO!'Ied a 1!-6 w. L. T. Philadelphia 6 s 0 .545 Cleveland's v;ctory over Lhr , · 6 victory over Chi~ago wnile Chicago 2 2 18 Woshington o .45o Redskms brllm'd lhe~r mark , I Striving for a touchdown with 0 8 Dallas tied idle St. Louis for the ' Toronto 1 3 7 IS Pittsburgh 3 6 1 .3::3 7-3-0 lime running out, the Reo skins lop spot in lhe East at 7·2-1 by New York 4 6 5 1~ New York 8 1 .Ill Going into Sunday's coni"! missed their final opportunity 5toppinli! Pltt!ilh"rgh. Z0.7. CIPVe- Boston 5 5 3 13 Atlanta g o .100 an 11 -poinl ravorile. the Brown~. when Jim Hcuston recovered , land remalllt'd In the ehase in . Montreal 5 6 1 11 1 Western Dh·ision 1 ,;ot their .root underway ~arl.v 1Charlie Taylor's fumble on Uw - ~Detroit 4 8 % 10 w. L. T. Prt. . when Errqe Kellermann p1ck ...d Cleveland three-yard-line with sandoy't~ Reslllts Green Bay a 2 o .800 , off Sonny Jurgensen 's pass in· , just four seconds left to play . Montreal 2 New, York I Baltimore 7 3 0 .700 tended fur Jerry Smith O•l the . . . 1 Cleveland 3! yard line. I Stattsttcally, however, WashI 4 MAJOR COLLEGE RESULTs t Boston 5 Detrort 2 . Los Angeles 6 5 0 :;: Ilyan To Green ington forced . the Browns to ! NEW YORK (VPI) -How the Chicago 2 Toronto 2, lie :'troi':an .400 ' Caught blitzing, the Redskin' lake a bark seat, notcht~g 20 I top 10 major college lootbail l ChicaFO 3 5 2 .m managed lo nail Ernie Green ftrst downs to Cleveland s 10.. teams fared over lht weekend: , AHL Standi•<• I Minne901a I 6 I . ' on their own 15 after the fleet- The Redskms also out-passed• I. Notre Oame tied Mlch!J!an II)' Unlttd Press IDierUatlonal Sandoy'o Resullo .3J3 footed luJiback broke clear on • out-rushed Cleveland, 159 :vards ~ 1 State lD-10. E•oteru Divlsloa s Atlanta 27 New York 16 trap. going up the middle lor to 112 yards in the air and t68l 2. Mlchgan stat• tied Notre W L T· Pt 3S yards. The Browns then took : yards to t!9 yards overland . ; 0 22 Detroit :ttl Baltimore 14 11 Dame 1~10. ' Hershey Dallas :ttl Pittsburgh 7 a 7-ll lead when Frank Ryan 1 Throwing less than In past , 3. Alabama "" Idle. Quebec 8 4 2 II Cleveland l4 Washington 3 fired a fove-yard pass weeks. ~'rank Ryan completed 4. Nebra!l ka was ldl e. 8 4 I 17 Baltimore hi to Green to cap the · only nine of his 17 tosses, while 'G 1 T~ "' ' , GreenBayl3C cago6 1 2 •· OO"l a eL" was 0we. Springfield 7 • Ml >COring march. his Washington counterpart. 6 1 I! 4 Gl Los 21San Fran. nnesota "·' Ark,ansao IosI to Texas TerhI ProvidenCt! Phila.Ang. The Redskins missed Scnny Jurgensen, flipped out 3!1 34 35 21·16. · . "'e1ter1 DlvlflioD n cia , G Fcoring chances in the first aerials, connecting on 27 of 7. Soutt.ern C~lifornla lo•t lo l W. L. r I'll un yo ame• as the result of a ~111-h~:~~~:~:l~the=m~.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;iiiii;;;;;;;iiiiiiiij CCLA 14-7. P.ochester ' S j 19 ' San Franeisco at Detroit Cleveland de I en se. I. UCLA beat South err. Calif- Pili!lbur~~ 7 6 2 16 , Cleveland at Dallas down to within field goal ornla 14-7. Buffalo 4 10 3 II (Only games, scheduled! tion, Charlie Gogolak mi5~ed 1 9 Georda was ldl•. Cleveland 4 1 1 t AU 1 ~ Gamea lwo field goal attempts, being 10. Florida wa• idle. Sattdoy's Results Gr!'a!y at =esota wide on a 29-yard try and hit· Soolltwesl Baltllnore 2 Buffalo o Los ~eies at Baltimore Ungd theboo left upright on a 39... ter 2 ~-ld•1 New Yor• at Washington yar ft rmv a•ce • 11 Sl Louis Capt'talit.aIng on y·mce CosteI· Si•• Arizona St. 7jJ N~ •· Mexlrn 7 '"OOud 1 - 1 ·.• Qu bee • PIIIB"';...h 11 to 3 ' pr Abilene Chrot• 28 San Anglo II '"'le~~~ • e ~ (..;::;;,• ames ~ed) lo's interception of a JurgeSin ' Ark. Tech· .1l 'sE Mo. ll Her>ney 8 Sprlngfie 1 ~u, 1 pass to A. D. Whitfield on the St•thrn Methodist :u Baylor zz . Cleveland IS.yard IItie, Ryan West Tex. !10 Westm Mfch 7 paased the ball back up to the ;\.;.-.,r-- . D I North Tex tl Chattatm~a 7 W · •· ff In two plays. MIDDLEPORT • ~~e JUOyS. Tex. Westrn ·21 New Me• St. 14 By Veiled "'"" htertllltlonal t TUesday In Johns 'Th~·l!_e~M~x:t_IP~ia~y:_J~~~~~!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!!!!I!!J[ " ·., - "'!! ... - ... . Arizona 27 Iowa St. 24 SatadQ Hospital. . :: ··Hold. ~~ ~~and NW Okla. 17 I. New M,el. I EA'ST LANSING, Mloh. tUPI) Suda1 th•tciduki:Jiil.'lltitea' E Cenlrl 7 SE Okla. 8' ·-Notre Dame and Mlclllgan HOUSTON IVPI) rarieton ft ~:ew~la. 7 Slalf played a 10-10 tie In their Palmer wot1 . !1Je Houston "dream" college football Cbampllll)l IrtlfnUIUonal Golf ~A>Inrado It Air P'Ol'l'l' 9 · with J ·nlne-under:toremont 42 1Cal Tech. 7 NEW YORK (UPI) par ' Wash, II Wash. St. 7 rold moved up from last . . UiAh St. 13 'Utah 1 to win the $58,100 Queens NEW' tORK (UP!) ll')omlng 47 Brl~ham Young 14 County Handicap at Aqueduct. Attanil Fll~ deleaied the ,...New York m.&ta 27-11 for their \IF.ET!I .CARDIN&L CHicAGO (UPI) - Uol~ Bnt 'Nadonai FOotball League NF.W YORK tllPII Flaxh Stiiteo Socolor Foolbail Assocla, ~ ~nrdo : whn will meet rlt•mplnn unn·detecates raUfied a plan to ..__ ·' . 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November 16, 1961 Tea m f~ J m and Serie!l -Hair· I 1.52 and 437: 113 and 464. and Series- ·~. EASf TIIIMI." Bowl~ Point• I 53 52 48 4'T 44 20 - VIvian . • ·-··'RAiviSor ~LICES - ' SHORTNING Salad Dressi.ns. , . ., · D~L MONti·I~CHlS 3No~.~~ ~9c · · :..:, No;2~ Cln, 25c . R LADY .!~&g ··- I" j . , ,,, J , __ qt. . •.,. SWEET .POTATOES .-No.c!~ 25c ·, · ·~ Bag ' : : ,' ' \•- ' ' ' g~llon • JUg ( I c \ GALLON I . ~.tri ...~ .... I ,"' J '' " . t '·• ' ,. 1 ~ . . ., . , l.'i G-loJI··. 79.: . . .. . , . . ; . ·. ~ . .../ ... . .. . ~ ,·.' ' "'I\ · l;~ cl~' ;>,·-),~\ -~ ' 11 ;•,,, if , ,. ~~- •. 1· ·, ~· - ~- ., __ , 1J ' ~~·. ,_.~ •• ' '·' 1 \ \. ',, , ,•j l • .-i_!-, , ' ii•_-;, 1":('' V:''','· · _-J; i ~,..~·:. ~~-t~4. ·~f'.•&~~'~v-·~.~:~?~,~- :i~-~~~~· ~'-· ': I ~- ~- l' '• . ' ,.' ... ' '. II,\''.; "1"::,''l·, ·:::. .·.... , ,.,_,,: ,. ,· i·····' I,< ·~ 00·· ··.. · ' p,.steurited, ' ---''j;;$1-J9 ·v · "" . I > ' ' )' LARGE STALK '· G'rlicle A t Middleport, 0. 18"x25" ' ·. No. 2 cen, 37c ' ' C'I:D!R SNOW DRIFT 31b.~" .· , T•::rly:::..::gue ~: "CHERRY PIE FILLING l'eam APPU c1n PUMPKIN \~-~·~·------------ " r.1. No.2~ STOKELY'S ,, -- c 101b~ GI.R;L Malces 2 Pies! 39' u se . . " • . ·: . Series more, 205; Bill Woods 1911; - Pandora Collins, Art Nease 521; Team H i g . . ' \ "'SftMAN'S Series - Masqueraders 651; ft\y;;o • . . 1 r eam ream I, Po41D9111 -·~ Calif. Celery .....-..,._ Leuuce November 14, 11M Wf RESERVE T1-tf RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY C---~----------, ' ~ U7 1 BOX LUNCH 12oz. MEAT . Can and, lflvelmber 11, 11M WoD ' l . •' <• ,. 'Nice Celery w;l;•o Le11UI ,, .. . 1~: ROLLS ROYAL You'll·find C!ll the fiXin's lor the best· Thanksgiving Feast ever at Raci~e Fui-Valu Market. Big values in every . department guaranteed to save you more. For a lower total food bill. • ~ shop here, and, Happy Feasting Everyone! lb. . !ciil 1 LB. c 5 to 61b. werage lb.' . ' ROMES 1nd WIN~SAP l c Pure Pork Sausage box 4 c $ r. ' ' Se..va J9rk:loast 39 ." ~ ·· .,.' Kanauga, 0. GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF .. "I .. , . ' ' '-"' FOR 10 Our Good Fresh lb. CANDY ROAST ~ and Tender ~j / BARS lb. 3 - - - - - - . 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Arm or English -·~ · ~ · . '< '#' NOV. 21, 22, 23 44 cement Block ~-- '5:...· '{.; . .::l· THE SHOE BOX 4Z ) ~. : Christft1as·P1r. . 5Z 48 .·~- ~- . Smal110 To Meno 11 I Plenlll of Candied Fruit Pttll for Fruit Cau. ,1. ... ' ~ ~ • ' ·. BOOTS 1 •.' t'.IJ ~ 4 !1.~£,':f •- \ '\, . .4 ' f I' i•.j! ' ;';!_;,!.~~_,. ~,;..;:;._. 1iJ£JF~t 1 ''it ,{ ' I . • • ·r ' /t~l.,)·~~ ~· - . '' j . ' · . ' '' ' . OCEAN .SPRAY ·'"·ii.~ CRANBERRII:$ lib: .. :.'] ~· dgt ti riJo'"' �.. "i ~, . ,,, • ; .' ,1 ' "r''--'7' ' ... It --• !l!ft~'')'lf~~· '• ~. r _ . !,,.. . _...-, ..,..,... .' ,. .,. .~ _ , -~ ..' ' -· -~· ' \. Se~ •, It If Q; ' BLACK LEATH~Il · ' . ' .' ' ·artn1 Tho Chlldrort fo ... Tht FRESH The MART'N RESTAURANT . "ON RT. 7 IN ~MIDDLilPORT MIDDUPORT • • ' • " NO GAMES, NO GIMMICKS, NO G~VEAWAYS, NOnE-IN SALES. THE FAMILY WHO BUYS A$2.00 ORDER OR A $20.00 ORDER CAN GET THE SAME PRICE ON All OUR SPECIALS. WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY SO All OUR EMPLOYEES CAN SPEND THE DAY WITH THEIR ' FAMILY. ' WE WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY MORNING 8 O'CLOCK• PRICES GOOD MONDAy, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAy r1 6-slb. FROZE~ .1• I .... All Prices Effective Thru Sat Nov. 26 ' MAKINGS FRESH FROZEN FROM EDDIE LEWIS FARM AT OAK HILL 1 Plentv of Mince Meat, . plain emil rum & brandy lb. 42 36 T I Ny,s .. "'·· fltl.vortd. · lie Dairy e- Art Series mgb Game and lings HoR8a, 954, Marklanden Patsies Deem's Team 4 No 'l'rqmps Ables lACl NE :-:;.~ -.":~?< : .: :' . .i . High Game - Mildred 165; Ron Deem . Series - Mildred .!_l.ic,Obs: Dtck Rosenbaum 5'10; High Game and Series Trump - 1148, 1752. \ Graded Goocl Quality . Beef, Priced Righ! ~ • . • •• .... .. lb. MARKET . ••• •••••• 9 to 6 Open Mon•.f'i'l. 8 ~.. turday - - - - - 9 to November 10, 1186 - c Ful-tli.lu 5th & Pet~rl Sts.-Racine "The Store With A Hare" TO SERVE YOU c 3 SMOKED PICNICS -, c .APPLES lb.4bag LEMON ._- ONLY CHOCOLATE VANILLA P·UDDING ':~:~s~~:~~ lo Salon 172f . ~- 14\!o :~ ::~~~~~~~ =~~::Auto • lis Team : 9\!o 178~~~,":~~ Team 5Shop / - Team .: f60; :ream 6 ~ G 37 Series -1 II$' . High Game - lrlilogtlhlief. 1826· •. GINGHAM Lo I i . • . ··.: · :1.fA.·~~u~r• ~~ONT •.• ": . ;· , :· ... • i;;~0.JI(i; .f.::''~l On BUTTER MILK Carton • • • .. November 16, 1961 Tea m f~ J m and Serie!l -Hair· I 1.52 and 437: 113 and 464. and Series- ·~. EASf TIIIMI." Bowl~ Point• I 53 52 48 4'T 44 20 - VIvian . • ·-··'RAiviSor ~LICES - ' SHORTNING Salad Dressi.ns. , . ., · D~L MONti·I~CHlS 3No~.~~ ~9c · · :..:, No;2~ Cln, 25c . R LADY .!~&g ··- I" j . , ,,, J , __ qt. . •.,. SWEET .POTATOES .-No.c!~ 25c ·, · ·~ Bag ' : : ,' ' \•- ' ' ' g~llon • JUg ( I c \ GALLON I . ~.tri ...~ .... I ,"' J '' " . t '·• ' ,. 1 ~ . . ., . , l.'i G-loJI··. 79.: . . .. . , . . ; . ·. ~ . .../ ... . .. . ~ ,·.' ' "'I\ · l;~ cl~' ;>,·-),~\ -~ ' 11 ;•,,, if , ,. ~~- •. 1· ·, ~· - ~- ., __ , 1J ' ~~·. ,_.~ •• ' '·' 1 \ \. ',, , ,•j l • .-i_!-, , ' ii•_-;, 1":('' V:''','· · _-J; i ~,..~·:. ~~-t~4. ·~f'.•&~~'~v-·~.~:~?~,~- :i~-~~~~· ~'-· ': I ~- ~- l' '• . ' ,.' ... ' '. II,\''.; "1"::,''l·, ·:::. .·.... , ,.,_,,: ,. ,· i·····' I,< ·~ 00·· ··.. · ' p,.steurited, ' ---''j;;$1-J9 ·v · "" . I > ' ' )' LARGE STALK '· G'rlicle A t Middleport, 0. 18"x25" ' ·. No. 2 cen, 37c ' ' C'I:D!R SNOW DRIFT 31b.~" .· , T•::rly:::..::gue ~: "CHERRY PIE FILLING l'eam APPU c1n PUMPKIN \~-~·~·------------ " r.1. No.2~ STOKELY'S ,, -- c 101b~ GI.R;L Malces 2 Pies! 39' u se . . " • . ·: . Series more, 205; Bill Woods 1911; - Pandora Collins, Art Nease 521; Team H i g . . ' \ "'SftMAN'S Series - Masqueraders 651; ft\y;;o • . . 1 r eam ream I, Po41D9111 -·~ Calif. Celery .....-..,._ Leuuce November 14, 11M Wf RESERVE T1-tf RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY C---~----------, ' ~ U7 1 BOX LUNCH 12oz. MEAT . Can and, lflvelmber 11, 11M WoD ' l . •' <• ,. 'Nice Celery w;l;•o Le11UI ,, .. . 1~: ROLLS ROYAL You'll·find C!ll the fiXin's lor the best· Thanksgiving Feast ever at Raci~e Fui-Valu Market. Big values in every . department guaranteed to save you more. For a lower total food bill. • ~ shop here, and, Happy Feasting Everyone! lb. . !ciil 1 LB. c 5 to 61b. werage lb.' . ' ROMES 1nd WIN~SAP l c Pure Pork Sausage box 4 c $ r. ' ' Se..va J9rk:loast 39 ." ~ ·· .,.' Kanauga, 0. GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF .. "I .. , . ' ' '-"' FOR 10 Our Good Fresh lb. CANDY ROAST ~ and Tender ~j / BARS lb. 3 - - - - - - . 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Arm or English -·~ · ~ · . '< '#' NOV. 21, 22, 23 44 cement Block ~-- '5:...· '{.; . .::l· THE SHOE BOX 4Z ) ~. : Christft1as·P1r. . 5Z 48 .·~- ~- . Smal110 To Meno 11 I Plenlll of Candied Fruit Pttll for Fruit Cau. ,1. ... ' ~ ~ • ' ·. BOOTS 1 •.' t'.IJ ~ 4 !1.~£,':f •- \ '\, . .4 ' f I' i•.j! ' ;';!_;,!.~~_,. ~,;..;:;._. 1iJ£JF~t 1 ''it ,{ ' I . • • ·r ' /t~l.,)·~~ ~· - . '' j . ' · . ' '' ' . OCEAN .SPRAY ·'"·ii.~ CRANBERRII:$ lib: .. :.'] ~· dgt ti riJo'"' �·'l ···. '' . ·; ' <; • / i.e~.".£ ' ·~ ' .~ · 'Service!: Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 11 '\Nl AD ~ INKIRMA I iON I f. .•,l H•DLI. . . Dtr • .,.,. 1'\ill·t c - .....ti,'i'"' ....... ... M. C . IL~A10001 --=CTtolll II OHI 01' 1'141 MIAI1 1'101'1.11 CA~~ ::. ... • -::..:=.." 65 VOLKSWAGEN .z Dr. Deluxe m~del. ~~Uy owned sM low mileage by orig~nlll owner. Spotles& clean interktr. beautiful datk blue flD· l•h. radio and heater .1195 ~ Or DeluXe model. Local ownRI' clean tnl.erior, jot bla<il flnloil. rodlo 64 CORV~IR ..- o;'" ,.,•. ,~ . ,;L . .IRCIY, OHIO the bills pile up for a couple Try separating them as murn of month' and the phone com· as possible. Direct them toward pany wiH end your worrieg. - different pursuits, different ~tu· H. dies, different friends . They will Dear Helen: probably outgrow this rivalry What .to do with twins, age in a year or two when they mature and realize the only. worthwhile person to compete with is - yourself - H. '111 11 Ill Wayq~ ,G. Brandstadt, M.D. Dear Helen: My husband is an alcoholic, Vaccines have recenUv been Don't suggest A.A. - he ENdevelop'fll 11 against two - comJOYS being a drunk. He uses mon . fhil dhood diseases to mumps and German measles. his alcoholism as a whip keep the children a1111 ' m vsel! Both vaccines ronsist of live viruses of , th e~e diseases so in line. He humiliates us, beats modifie( _Umt they are safe us, keeps us penniless. lie has while still conferring immuni· reeled into classrooms at school making trouble, and has ,caus· ly. me to lose several good The G:erlf'an measles vaccine, positions. develoJ>t:d by Drs. H. M. Meye. and P. D. Parkman at the Uni versi,ty. of Arkansas, is es· Ptrial!y, welcome because exposure of a woman to this vir· us duriqg .the first three montbs of pregnancy olten causes Sf' vere d~1;11age to her nnbom baby. Tbis has been known to (l(.'cur even though the woman had pr~viously had German I DO¢I'OR SAYS 1 • a-J ~wide EveiiHeat oven lllll<el bi&-mul cookin& • pk:ntcl • Two bill" and two 6' $)99 BAKER FURNITURE mumps . a~d get it over with ~<hile tlloy were yonng because It is mlj<\h more serious in adults. J\ll the parentl agreed and witljio three months 66 of the 146., children wbo had not already had!e~isease got it Unforlunatel six of the · d eloped complications any or the others brougltt1,U,e disease to older members or the hoJsehold who •ere not immune. One teacher In the school also got it. Tbe use of ·an effective vaccine i~ much tid! better way to prevent these diseases. STANDARD ' 12oz. can Oysters Maple Lawn Fresh Turkeys Fryers--Stewing Hens Smoked Hams Oysters-Stuffing. Bread . SIMON'S MA·RKET OPEN MONDAY & TUESDAY TIL 7:011 OPEN WEDNESDAy THIS WIEK TIL 9:00 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 i'OMtJlOY ,, ' . ' ~ ' .. It ONLY TAK!I ONE MINUTI ONLY . SOc ' , .:l U-DRIVE THRU ···- -- - . ~J .! ' ' No.cena2'h 2. JSc 69c SHORTENING 2 MEA y:g~os~~H • • • • f.;z· 49c. .MINCE SUGAR.CONFECTIONER: ____ • . • ~ z~~.J sc ROYAL . PRINCE • ~~·----MORRELL'S PRIDO 2 ~~!. 29c ARGO PEAS DEL "MONTE ·PEARS _No~!~2 39c 31b. • • • • c1n . DAIRY $UY.OF·THE·WEEK~ QUALITY . ICE. ,CREAM,·I ' l Gallon Carton ·· ......-.."'"." .. •·... 6 9~ 39 c .DREAM WHIP CHERRY PIE· FILLING~~:~ ~~ 39c English ·walnuts excell!nl eoadllloa. enl tO a sboppln& area. lffi· DJedl., ~~~~j:upaney. Pb. IIIJ2. IJI6 after I p.. Ql, !Q 11 lie . 49c CALIF..CfLERY c LARGE 4 39c ~:· _......,_ _..,._ _.......,_ _.:._ lb. JELLO ALL FLAYO,IS - - pkgs. . Let us help! You can pt rtd of won1somt old bills once and for 111 vdth ~ur '18111-kl tion." loan._That way, you_'ll only one piYI'I'Itfrt to make each and it will be les* · ) OU re paymg now. Stop 1nl Wall lit pd to lend a helping handl lludgot l')Ur 'llorrowln& wltll convement-for-you repayment IChiChilt. a tha~' S25 TO $2000 There's aiWIJI 1 Hllplnt Hind It ECONOMY,_ $AVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Uft 111•1/reMt ,.~ll1bl1 On Alll.o1n1 Pomeroy, 0• BUNCH .fo; Salads ancl D~sse~s-Ocean Sprely.. · ·-Cranberries """· .~~~ ·SC lb. ' - ·- - Fol Rent fi lx with Milk 4 oL ~ Wlhlr & Whip_ pq. . ,' 992·2111 DAVE QI:ILINGER, MANAGER Cor- f Bulldoter eAnv rype CLEAN CAR THE FINEST " 2 J00 W. Second St. eC11 eTruc~ •H••'" :.tri J;t·r: RUTLAND DEPT. STORE M .· .~ .P• llfeil bllaNr IJ,iip II ~ e Boiled Ham PUM~KIN mor;ath~ SERVICE A .... HOME RAISED HOME DRESSED ' fl~ IADIATOI ' .HURR.YI ORDER TODAY . AT YOUR NiARE$T thrent lp, the newbqrn. The 1!!/'W mumps vaccJne was d..-,eloped by Drs. M. R. Hilleman. and E. Buynak of We:.;t Ppint, Pa. How worth· ' Ule foll~;nving ex perience: Sev· j' eral ye~s ago the doctor at a pril'llte school sent a letter to I the parf,Dts of all the pupils I •uggestipg that they allow their I ch'idreo to be exposed to ' ... -------- FRESH FOR while Pfptection against this disease. iJ1 c•n be illustrated by I 8LAE11NARS . --. __.:.:..:;...,. I/ "''-lJMPER ... MEATlER·;•-.TA$TIE~ MIDDLEPORT HERE:· t~ the disease. If, through .t.he use of the new vaccine, all children are im. muniz:ed the disease will virtu~ · ally dis~ppear and witb it this imalleot Beater Cttre. I MJDOi.ePOAl OHIO ~oriety Note~ Maple Lawn • Romovablt storap ~ for poll aad pana. SHOP mune WY Z.3ltl l'roDI tile L1rP11 Trudl or Bulldom llldlalflr To Tilt 1 turflce unlb wltl! unilmlttd hNt settl. SIMON'S ••• HEADQUARTERS · measle!i. .and wa s herself im· AT RUTLAND I, bwllnp Hond1 Sales ·- e I' Reedsville WAID CROSS SONS THE .FINEST ~:::'=i': $1095 . ' CAR WASH e AT RACINE e ONLY ·- Pomeroy Motot Co•. ' .LYONS MARKET •·Excorr:municate" her! Let . Cpo. Low mileage~ Lo<al 1 owner, 1W. trans. Turquoise f1n1sh, vinyl interior, n&H l5oo ~----· ·-------• ~T TUPPERS PLAINS • r. heater .. .·•. ,. DICK IAWI.INGI $1495 ~ VOLKSWAGCN _ ....,,., ROOM house and bath. rur· nace and sarage, 255 West Mslo St:. Pomflroy, 0. Ph. r.rH1161 or 992-2961. _, ll 211 6tc '. rRArLER. Brown'• eoun, Mineroville, 0. ~· 11 17 ; ROOM uQiuinillieil apatlllllllt 111 Pomeroy. PI!. lfWall. 1i 18 �·'l ···. '' . ·; ' <; • / i.e~.".£ ' ·~ ' .~ · 'Service!: Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way 11 '\Nl AD ~ INKIRMA I iON I f. .•,l H•DLI. . . Dtr • .,.,. 1'\ill·t c - .....ti,'i'"' ....... ... M. C . IL~A10001 --=CTtolll II OHI 01' 1'141 MIAI1 1'101'1.11 CA~~ ::. ... • -::..:=.." 65 VOLKSWAGEN .z Dr. Deluxe m~del. ~~Uy owned sM low mileage by orig~nlll owner. Spotles& clean interktr. beautiful datk blue flD· l•h. radio and heater .1195 ~ Or DeluXe model. Local ownRI' clean tnl.erior, jot bla<il flnloil. rodlo 64 CORV~IR ..- o;'" ,.,•. ,~ . ,;L . .IRCIY, OHIO the bills pile up for a couple Try separating them as murn of month' and the phone com· as possible. Direct them toward pany wiH end your worrieg. - different pursuits, different ~tu· H. dies, different friends . They will Dear Helen: probably outgrow this rivalry What .to do with twins, age in a year or two when they mature and realize the only. worthwhile person to compete with is - yourself - H. '111 11 Ill Wayq~ ,G. Brandstadt, M.D. Dear Helen: My husband is an alcoholic, Vaccines have recenUv been Don't suggest A.A. - he ENdevelop'fll 11 against two - comJOYS being a drunk. He uses mon . fhil dhood diseases to mumps and German measles. his alcoholism as a whip keep the children a1111 ' m vsel! Both vaccines ronsist of live viruses of , th e~e diseases so in line. He humiliates us, beats modifie( _Umt they are safe us, keeps us penniless. lie has while still conferring immuni· reeled into classrooms at school making trouble, and has ,caus· ly. me to lose several good The G:erlf'an measles vaccine, positions. develoJ>t:d by Drs. H. M. Meye. and P. D. Parkman at the Uni versi,ty. of Arkansas, is es· Ptrial!y, welcome because exposure of a woman to this vir· us duriqg .the first three montbs of pregnancy olten causes Sf' vere d~1;11age to her nnbom baby. Tbis has been known to (l(.'cur even though the woman had pr~viously had German I DO¢I'OR SAYS 1 • a-J ~wide EveiiHeat oven lllll<el bi&-mul cookin& • pk:ntcl • Two bill" and two 6' $)99 BAKER FURNITURE mumps . a~d get it over with ~<hile tlloy were yonng because It is mlj<\h more serious in adults. J\ll the parentl agreed and witljio three months 66 of the 146., children wbo had not already had!e~isease got it Unforlunatel six of the · d eloped complications any or the others brougltt1,U,e disease to older members or the hoJsehold who •ere not immune. One teacher In the school also got it. Tbe use of ·an effective vaccine i~ much tid! better way to prevent these diseases. STANDARD ' 12oz. can Oysters Maple Lawn Fresh Turkeys Fryers--Stewing Hens Smoked Hams Oysters-Stuffing. Bread . SIMON'S MA·RKET OPEN MONDAY & TUESDAY TIL 7:011 OPEN WEDNESDAy THIS WIEK TIL 9:00 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 i'OMtJlOY ,, ' . ' ~ ' .. It ONLY TAK!I ONE MINUTI ONLY . SOc ' , .:l U-DRIVE THRU ···- -- - . ~J .! ' ' No.cena2'h 2. JSc 69c SHORTENING 2 MEA y:g~os~~H • • • • f.;z· 49c. .MINCE SUGAR.CONFECTIONER: ____ • . • ~ z~~.J sc ROYAL . PRINCE • ~~·----MORRELL'S PRIDO 2 ~~!. 29c ARGO PEAS DEL "MONTE ·PEARS _No~!~2 39c 31b. • • • • c1n . DAIRY $UY.OF·THE·WEEK~ QUALITY . ICE. ,CREAM,·I ' l Gallon Carton ·· ......-.."'"." .. •·... 6 9~ 39 c .DREAM WHIP CHERRY PIE· FILLING~~:~ ~~ 39c English ·walnuts excell!nl eoadllloa. enl tO a sboppln& area. lffi· DJedl., ~~~~j:upaney. Pb. IIIJ2. IJI6 after I p.. Ql, !Q 11 lie . 49c CALIF..CfLERY c LARGE 4 39c ~:· _......,_ _..,._ _.......,_ _.:._ lb. JELLO ALL FLAYO,IS - - pkgs. . Let us help! You can pt rtd of won1somt old bills once and for 111 vdth ~ur '18111-kl tion." loan._That way, you_'ll only one piYI'I'Itfrt to make each and it will be les* · ) OU re paymg now. Stop 1nl Wall lit pd to lend a helping handl lludgot l')Ur 'llorrowln& wltll convement-for-you repayment IChiChilt. a tha~' S25 TO $2000 There's aiWIJI 1 Hllplnt Hind It ECONOMY,_ $AVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Uft 111•1/reMt ,.~ll1bl1 On Alll.o1n1 Pomeroy, 0• BUNCH .fo; Salads ancl D~sse~s-Ocean Sprely.. · ·-Cranberries """· .~~~ ·SC lb. ' - ·- - Fol Rent fi lx with Milk 4 oL ~ Wlhlr & Whip_ pq. . ,' 992·2111 DAVE QI:ILINGER, MANAGER Cor- f Bulldoter eAnv rype CLEAN CAR THE FINEST " 2 J00 W. Second St. eC11 eTruc~ •H••'" :.tri J;t·r: RUTLAND DEPT. STORE M .· .~ .P• llfeil bllaNr IJ,iip II ~ e Boiled Ham PUM~KIN mor;ath~ SERVICE A .... HOME RAISED HOME DRESSED ' fl~ IADIATOI ' .HURR.YI ORDER TODAY . AT YOUR NiARE$T thrent lp, the newbqrn. The 1!!/'W mumps vaccJne was d..-,eloped by Drs. M. R. Hilleman. and E. Buynak of We:.;t Ppint, Pa. How worth· ' Ule foll~;nving ex perience: Sev· j' eral ye~s ago the doctor at a pril'llte school sent a letter to I the parf,Dts of all the pupils I •uggestipg that they allow their I ch'idreo to be exposed to ' ... -------- FRESH FOR while Pfptection against this disease. iJ1 c•n be illustrated by I 8LAE11NARS . --. __.:.:..:;...,. I/ "''-lJMPER ... MEATlER·;•-.TA$TIE~ MIDDLEPORT HERE:· t~ the disease. If, through .t.he use of the new vaccine, all children are im. muniz:ed the disease will virtu~ · ally dis~ppear and witb it this imalleot Beater Cttre. I MJDOi.ePOAl OHIO ~oriety Note~ Maple Lawn • Romovablt storap ~ for poll aad pana. SHOP mune WY Z.3ltl l'roDI tile L1rP11 Trudl or Bulldom llldlalflr To Tilt 1 turflce unlb wltl! unilmlttd hNt settl. SIMON'S ••• HEADQUARTERS · measle!i. .and wa s herself im· AT RUTLAND I, bwllnp Hond1 Sales ·- e I' Reedsville WAID CROSS SONS THE .FINEST ~:::'=i': $1095 . ' CAR WASH e AT RACINE e ONLY ·- Pomeroy Motot Co•. ' .LYONS MARKET •·Excorr:municate" her! Let . Cpo. Low mileage~ Lo<al 1 owner, 1W. trans. Turquoise f1n1sh, vinyl interior, n&H l5oo ~----· ·-------• ~T TUPPERS PLAINS • r. heater .. .·•. ,. DICK IAWI.INGI $1495 ~ VOLKSWAGCN _ ....,,., ROOM house and bath. rur· nace and sarage, 255 West Mslo St:. Pomflroy, 0. Ph. r.rH1161 or 992-2961. _, ll 211 6tc '. rRArLER. Brown'• eoun, Mineroville, 0. ~· 11 17 ; ROOM uQiuinillieil apatlllllllt 111 Pomeroy. PI!. lfWall. 1i 18 �I " \ ' lHI WILLI'fs ' ! Blllf ~j A I .; o.... .... ' • 81Uf'! ~ .• I • • lrom ·The Opening Of The New Y.oUII We and t Jng t why grow so m Ani ling sonu IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO·· Corner Second & MiltSts: Corner Mill & Second Sts. NER bout Dear Stokelys Pineapple-Grapefruit DRINK • I 46oz. cans • Fresh Plump pany FLOUR • • Vac SUGAR • m um ~ Sealtest mod if while EGGNOG • develc Purity pu·ial po.:;un us dUI or pr \'ere baby, occ ur had 1 - 111easl • • • • Royal PUDDING • DICK TRACY lb. Turkeys .,.Turkeys i 26oz. box e1 an Unive Family Size • U1real The Av. _ _ __ fb. 10.12 lb• Avg. _ __ SEALTEST Maxwell House Reg. or Drip diseaJ IJle I eral l prh"Bt the p lf . HENS"'.· · -· ~· ...... Jb. ch=idr ~gal. cartons With Purchase of 4light ';;~j~ · ·. br 3 9c , .. 49 ''f'~ f __ c a . OYSTERS SWIFT'~ ':~ ~. 99c- ZOOII/ $1··•09 ..· Sefid 12 oz. pkg, . .. ~- In PARKAY till usel o MARGARINE BREAD $ Royal Prince Yams ___ Shelly Beans_, 6uns $1 303 I Dtl Mont• Golden Ripe BANANAS Argo SIZE Apple Drink • Ie J. u1ce • : ,4 ': .... 4Uz. $1 Pmeapp POTATOES CAN Dewn Glo Red Tokay 303 Green Beans con• Kraft l Marshmallow~~Kraft . . • 4 pkJ•· 1-lb. $1 aJ.S;fiNTIMI .~.IISTIN SOU.NDI YOURHOUDAY 4can1303 $1 Siler .fion you' . '' ' SALAD DRESSING ---q'·39c· me Stokely's Brand i ' ' were. loaves ·. .. lb. RADIOS All P~Jrpose · • lb. • GRAPES • • • • • • 1 C~LERY • • • - - · - Marshmallow Creall) . 5 ~·" . $1 ORANGES • - • • ,. lj • ., 19.95 . lb. ·~- .... ·- ---- -- - C-'?"'l= - MIRACLE WHIP Bulbs much lhese ...... ' ' Standord 12 oz. pkg. - LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII lb.49c CANNED HAMS the 1- alrcar .,. · · Unf. lb, lb. ougge adults and ' '• .39c 1 ' S.IO·Ib. Avg, - - . 3 ·9 ·tSTEWING CORNISH · ·it r ~ · HENS ....... ~ .. Jb. COFFEE Wt1iJe while It is ~~!~-·b.· ,_ .- LONG ISLAND 'DUCKS was 1 Hillen Weat rnum1 lb. 49c Turkeys 43c Jurkeys CHICKENS •.. ···-;:: •.• lb. throu1 ally 1 6-8 fb. ROASnNG . -: . mune vacciJ munil SUPPOR'IER OF K 'I'IGHT~ f!ACI<., 'IJ.I£0~ I 6to81b. Avg. PICNIC HAMS qt. • 1 ly, The A~ . Purchase boxes • Both Vi i' USE I'M Wth$20.00 deve l1 111011 lA/ MY BOok 'THE 1HE:OR1' ll/JD PRACTICI: 'OF SELF-DEFENSE' · I ME!JWJ 111£ OI.JLV 'llW n:t lliSES Of Acrl~ ~ GW RJRSU£ IF 'rt:XIR£ ATrN::KED! lb. bag Domino Confectioners w MIDDLEPORT, 0. WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY, NOV. 24th Gingham Girl b) I OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK 9:00 to 9:30 P~ M. "E Dear Wh: a.t'L AINII ~ Bucky Walters Welcomes You' the t ol m H. . •' :~ "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" pera: days, old ..:.~~~mt! (Formerly Evans Super Market) . bills ~trai1 61VE 11115 CAr AllDBil SUPER MARKET MARK V SUPER MARKET she'd by-sll I radloa.~ Layo•awa)',. . . ., .~, , I" .• �I " \ ' lHI WILLI'fs ' ! Blllf ~j A I .; o.... .... ' • 81Uf'! ~ .• I • • lrom ·The Opening Of The New Y.oUII We and t Jng t why grow so m Ani ling sonu IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO·· Corner Second & MiltSts: Corner Mill & Second Sts. NER bout Dear Stokelys Pineapple-Grapefruit DRINK • I 46oz. cans • Fresh Plump pany FLOUR • • Vac SUGAR • m um ~ Sealtest mod if while EGGNOG • develc Purity pu·ial po.:;un us dUI or pr \'ere baby, occ ur had 1 - 111easl • • • • Royal PUDDING • DICK TRACY lb. Turkeys .,.Turkeys i 26oz. box e1 an Unive Family Size • U1real The Av. _ _ __ fb. 10.12 lb• Avg. _ __ SEALTEST Maxwell House Reg. or Drip diseaJ IJle I eral l prh"Bt the p lf . HENS"'.· · -· ~· ...... Jb. ch=idr ~gal. cartons With Purchase of 4light ';;~j~ · ·. br 3 9c , .. 49 ''f'~ f __ c a . OYSTERS SWIFT'~ ':~ ~. 99c- ZOOII/ $1··•09 ..· Sefid 12 oz. pkg, . .. ~- In PARKAY till usel o MARGARINE BREAD $ Royal Prince Yams ___ Shelly Beans_, 6uns $1 303 I Dtl Mont• Golden Ripe BANANAS Argo SIZE Apple Drink • Ie J. u1ce • : ,4 ': .... 4Uz. $1 Pmeapp POTATOES CAN Dewn Glo Red Tokay 303 Green Beans con• Kraft l Marshmallow~~Kraft . . • 4 pkJ•· 1-lb. $1 aJ.S;fiNTIMI .~.IISTIN SOU.NDI YOURHOUDAY 4can1303 $1 Siler .fion you' . '' ' SALAD DRESSING ---q'·39c· me Stokely's Brand i ' ' were. loaves ·. .. lb. RADIOS All P~Jrpose · • lb. • GRAPES • • • • • • 1 C~LERY • • • - - · - Marshmallow Creall) . 5 ~·" . $1 ORANGES • - • • ,. lj • ., 19.95 . lb. ·~- .... ·- ---- -- - C-'?"'l= - MIRACLE WHIP Bulbs much lhese ...... ' ' Standord 12 oz. pkg. - LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII lb.49c CANNED HAMS the 1- alrcar .,. · · Unf. lb, lb. ougge adults and ' '• .39c 1 ' S.IO·Ib. Avg, - - . 3 ·9 ·tSTEWING CORNISH · ·it r ~ · HENS ....... ~ .. Jb. COFFEE Wt1iJe while It is ~~!~-·b.· ,_ .- LONG ISLAND 'DUCKS was 1 Hillen Weat rnum1 lb. 49c Turkeys 43c Jurkeys CHICKENS •.. ···-;:: •.• lb. throu1 ally 1 6-8 fb. ROASnNG . -: . mune vacciJ munil SUPPOR'IER OF K 'I'IGHT~ f!ACI<., 'IJ.I£0~ I 6to81b. Avg. PICNIC HAMS qt. • 1 ly, The A~ . Purchase boxes • Both Vi i' USE I'M Wth$20.00 deve l1 111011 lA/ MY BOok 'THE 1HE:OR1' ll/JD PRACTICI: 'OF SELF-DEFENSE' · I ME!JWJ 111£ OI.JLV 'llW n:t lliSES Of Acrl~ ~ GW RJRSU£ IF 'rt:XIR£ ATrN::KED! lb. bag Domino Confectioners w MIDDLEPORT, 0. WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY, NOV. 24th Gingham Girl b) I OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK 9:00 to 9:30 P~ M. "E Dear Wh: a.t'L AINII ~ Bucky Walters Welcomes You' the t ol m H. . •' :~ "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" pera: days, old ..:.~~~mt! (Formerly Evans Super Market) . bills ~trai1 61VE 11115 CAr AllDBil SUPER MARKET MARK V SUPER MARKET she'd by-sll I radloa.~ Layo•awa)',. . . ., .~, , I" .• �'. '. I, • ·,.,, '' r I. ' \, ~·. . , . •t I om men t ven ' ( ap l 0 C E t·s i ,. 1 J10Ucles may be wllbdrawn from plied Itt NATO. .. . · · ' siJ~r. envy, of A,merlca~ ji!IW~~- ~ 10.:...Dally Se~Unel, .P~oy-Middleport, 0 .; Nov. 21, 1968_ ooe of 'notber.'s yest pockt:l .at , . . · . · . . , · 1 ' fs eildlessly con;.'t:'rned \With re· the !fi'Op Of I SO!Uil'lllon belore llus )ogle Ill lt!at • n ce ducmg lhe Aro,rlcen 1'01~ en ity in foreign allw• ' of South VIetNam. There Ia, A ,J I . ' ,' a n~ · lo~r stArlled .· ~uate. • ~~TOd hasredlorSonearly ~wo dt<c- the 'woriO'- hr Wc, lern Euro]l<l j uevl'i' known , ~e~orc. · • I• • , · · : · ades eter vtel a~:~~re•~ on no' le~ than to Solllheasl Asia · ply becau.se oJ tl1e lfadersh,o l . , ...~ lhll ·rp~lll that in· the m Europe, It II thereJ:o~ .Pa~ •. ·~l '· < ,' a urn ' c ted in the WASHINGTON- Any real- 1 But If the new lsolatlonla!l'~er!blp , ~ lilt~ 11!111 hu,- :~.' , u .tn tbe 'old, This ~ttiiUde .·amoWIIf•· lil fa]r; '?\,ua the pr'oblem be!ore U10 :/~e e[l::b olo iln tsllc esilmate of the prospects .are at lenglt! BC<el)t~ ,W. . tradltiona~y, Jieep·;~~ .•,aiiP!,l)le 1!-at .'I!!NoriiY, In .bqthl!lr· Ill~ lll't o~e·s lloU8j1 1,181 ·•~! ,OY"''oWI)e!Jnln,s majo!fty ~. IIi, Seoate nitno lt,\' "OOI in the new Congress ·- or. , reality that ~' >\m~~a'l:,~ j)ly no l~r eslsts. , :(tie,• tWll Ues In thi''Sen.~te· will h~ve lo ta~ghl, f~ lh 20 Y"'~, ~e neod S~nate Is to ~nd a means to give ;its "a4vt!:!l and more accurately, Simply '"the , mitment to,~_qu,. · Cfiltnilltn\'Sl Demoera~li ~nata.r.• .,lrbb wo~lll took !Or te. .bip , outside ,,the no lons'll' carry lnsur,nc.: Still ~ress 118 central will.o~er the tc. the President but S111a1e- eRn hardly make glad ;South VIet Nanr Is .gotrtg to lie'loormally IJ)elk a! least aener. Uemocratl~ hlerarthy- a lead It exists, 'though agafil only. I· beads of the official Democra~ tak over theExe~~~~~:~l~tlo: th•· hearts ol all who hope for honored to the end, they are ally, If not In docility, for the ~lp 1hat wtll . c:t!~ ll:oirl.the monp ~ v~ry small number Or 1e. l~ade[Sll!P· There Is po sligh~ rig:! of .the responsible cooperation in Am- · merely turnlrtg to anothe~ policies ·Ql a Democratic Ado .Republican cblefs generallj, cas Oemo~rattc Senators.j And est qUP.stton that this ca.n be · rt ent to conduct erican foreign policy . point of attack. What Is now ministration - Door leader it has com~ belore, and from though it represents no substan· done, of course. The tri~~ is not .P•r m . th d To be sure, the Senate splint· : developing is an effort to be- Mike Mansfield and Chairman Jess exalted Democrats Jhan ·lial ~merlcan opinion, il Is .to do It but tather for liJ.e; Arn· po ICY m e en · e i'hirh has so long assailed I little the historic Western alii- J. ":illlam Ful~rlght of the Mansfield and Fulbright. Alrea- da~geroua all the same. For tn- erica~ and foreign publics to ~ee l to re~~t: there ts no t bipartisan American posi· ance ot NATO, either hy empty Foreign Relations Committee dy, for example, such Senators evolably oi appeals to · that thai 1t Is done. est possibility that NATO t n in VietNam seems al last but nevertheless damaging pro- - have long since become as Thomas. J. Dodd of Connec- equally small but equally tire· 'As to the House, there need in truth be emeebled any more to. be retiring from its noi sy lpJsals for ill-through reductions spokesmen mstead ~r purely ticut and Henry Jackson of les~. seg!"ent ·of "world oplr> be no worry. In the last , Con. than)n t.he last Cnng~~ss t.l)ere barricades. rhe November elec- of the Ameman troop conlribU. personal foretgn polictes. Such Washmgton are speakmg out a- Ion whtch, through mistrust of gress that body moved ilnlo a was the possibility tl!at twns have shown lhis fringe to lion or by arguments that instant, ready-mixed private gainsl the new logic being ap. every American motive or In position of creative responl!ibil· the · . would howl us out be as bankrupt of public sup- NATO is too old-hat lor words · ¥ 811 A De I PI h• "! ) fr< "'sh by 8D in! WI gr 10 ·~ bi port as it has always been of and lhE!refore of not much point Congressional support. U the any more. song ol lamen t has not wholly !' Accompanymg this, moreovended, its notes are _dy ing up· er is the underlying in~titutian. on the winds of reality. al fact that foreign policy lead· tllTU ~t b~ [Qr , JL of pa H. Dt """' u:s. GOV'T INSPECnD GRADE A I ond I I I ·I . 16 lbs.- lb. ffil m• hJm""~l [ I ' ! A great deal we hope. PIANO ALKALI TRUANT Aull~c.r.: lf1mt thl! .zany eomir u•hn joirwt:l du! • .e~t•U'I (:Ude tt'us-A KNJJ Wll Because we at AAP have I ... ... We're thankful for God's blessings on our great ~untry. We're thankful for the free enterprise system that has allo11. ; us to serve you for more than a century. We're thankful, that again this year we'll be privileged to play a part in making Thanksgiving feasting a memorable occasion for so many. But most of all we're thankful for you ... for your patronage and loyalty. When you come in woe hope that the warmth of our serviee, the completeness of our selection and the dependability of our ""' will tell ybu be~t~r ~!H! }'ords how\~hankful -we are. Be vii m· WI Ly de •• u. P• po us of ve ba oc ha m m lb m al UI w. Hi w w di u ., pi u 01 el lr w II 81 oil tiL a 39c: ::.._ tb.4Sc Copyrtg111, Tho Kroger Co. ttl6 Meldahl 3:50 p. m.; Mr. Haines up Meldahl 5:15 p. m.; Acad· ian up Meldahl 7:35 p. m.; BocK down Meld ahi 8:21) p. m.; John Ladd Dean down Meldahl Gauge readings - Galli. 9 p. m.; Mary Ellen up MelpoliS Dam 11.9, 13.3, runnmg 5 1 dahl 12:45 a. m.; Elisha Woods feet on rollers, Pomeroy · Mas· 1 down Meldahl 1:25 a. m.; Rose on 20.79, Pt. Pleasant 23.93. G. down Meldahl 3:20 a.m. Hinton out, Kanawha Falls 3.96 , fali ing. Charleston !6.64 fallmr,. l Gallipolis Dam - Kathy R. i L•mdon, Marmet and Winlield ,up 3:20 p, m.; Semel down 5:30 dams were on the sills. p. rn .; Wayne H. doWJA 10 p. m.; Eastern down 10:55 p.m.; O.F. -.at Movements: Shearer up 12:45 a. m.; Carrie Oblo River - Pollywog down s. down 2 a. m.; Jenks down 13, a:30 a.m.; Reliable down 12:3o a. m.; Onward down 13, 8 a. m.; John J. Row.: up 13:>0 a.m.; Knox up 5:1> a.m.; 14, 2:15 p, m.; Buckeye State Walter Curley down 6;20 a.m.; up 14, 6:40p. m.; Leeaona up .Orco up 7,40 a. m. 14, 9:30 p. m.; R. H. Bosworth Kanawha River - Allen R. II up 14, 10 p. m.; Jane T. up Merrill up London; For Dear· 14, 10:35 p. m.; Harvey Jordon born up Manne! 12:50 a. m.; up 14, 11 :20 P· m.;_ L. Fiore up Lucy Jane Locas down WInH. 2:45 a. m.; ClriSs Jr. down field B:3S p. m.; .National up 14. 4;30 a. m. ; Frank Durant Winfield 11:40 p, ni; Mountain up 14, 5 a. m.; ~oily R. up 14, State down Winfield 12:15 a.m.; 5:50 a. m.; Pnocipio up 15 Helen Z. down Winfield 3:11> 2:31 a. m.; Edeana Bosworth a.m.; H. E. Bowles up W'mfield down 15, 8:15 a. m.; Jacob G. 4,35 a. m. down 1a, 2:20 a. m.; Chrrsty up 17, 5:50 a. m.; Phillp Sporn INSIDE HO LAND up 17, 6:1$ a. m.; Vulcan up PlTrSBURGH tUPI) - Ne. 18, 6:10 a. m.: Jelftloat down Igro comedian and el¥11 lights 20 , 3:~ a. m; Duncan Bruce advocate Dick Gregory said down 211, 5:20 a. m.; George i Saturday night he bas asked Price up 21, 1.45 a. St<-ell tbe North Vietnamese governRanger up 21, 5.50 a. m., Tam- ,ment for permission to enter my Willie up :!2, 4:50a.m.; Wal- ~ ihe country and discuss With ter Beck]ord down 23, 5 p.m.; President Ho Cbi Minh the pasPeggy Downey down 2.1, 9· 20! sibility of entertaining Amerl< p m.; Jefferson down 23, 10 p. !ran prisoners of war during the m.; Mark M. up Greenup 5:4() :Chrlsbnas holidays. p. m.; Lelia Shearer down ; Greenup 10: 15 p.m.; Phyllis I SERVICE DELUXE S. up Greenup 2:10a.m.; Bar-1 BONN (UPI)- Sixteen West bara Gay up Greenup 2:10 a. German luxury trainll offer m.; J. S. LewiS up Greenup 3:- passengers telephone service, 10 a. m.; Franklin B. down according to the Federal Rail< Greenup 4 a. m.; Vickers down ways. Ri vef News Peanut Butter 11.... '" ......... 47c l .. ··· .-"' 5 Beef Pot Roast ·.· · · ·· lb. 179c BEEF, VEAL, PORK Meat Loaf Mix .. .. .. lb. 69c Pork BuH Roast · · · · ·· lb. 59c 1 MILD AND MELLOW SPECIAL EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEF - 3 ~~$1.79 Fresh Oysters Canned Ham ~~- SJ-95 ,: ~~ BSc 12<01. can $115 Selects 12-oz. can $125 • C1rton m.: 3 D•Inner R0 IIs Pllllllury 2 tpk.6:~ SSe Salad Dressing :;_q~.~ 49c Frozen Foods! •• Butlorlltkt ~ A&P FROZEN- GRADE A STRAWBERRIES SLICED & SUGARED CUt·cOrn 2 2-lb. pkgo. 99( Fresh Produce! 2 2-lb. 99c. -,weet peas A&P froltn pkgo. 10-ol. $100 N1"bletscorn GrNnGitnl3 .f - .. ,k,.. · . .,. '~ WIN · ~ $1000 "...,. f;,.111MVE :tpt alREADY 1., SO · CAN, Ytul TANGELOS. 69~ . ,, ....,..,... -.1 '"' RiM . . Jl ' 2·.· · . I':::0' ·73e ... ' J • ' Angel Food Cake _~ _: _ Sweet Potatoes . __ •_. 3 Mince Meat ·-·--·--- ' ' ... s.•. ltr lb• 111 59c Pumpkin Pie '• I ........... . $1 3 20-oz. t·' 59c Middleport EVIns Customers Bread To Shop Our Store 1nd Live K...,...lrond :· ''All" 'i. 4 ' ! ., 11! Kroy ,= t Yellow Cling Peaches 16•0Z. loa&leB Better For Leu Plus Cottage Cheese _. __ . -- 2 Top Value St1mps.. K......-lrttMI lb. crtn, •·. 59e 4 95c No2Y2 cans .... ---- .. -..... -- VICtory Mor...tdnt ' ...................·49c · Cherries -----~-------~ 3 1i~~- $1 ' CtNWotor Spotlight Bean "All" 09..' ~ . .Qut;t •.••• ·-·..•·'~ . ~ . : . .. J•. ' '· l ,. t 'I Coffee • LuX:Liqoid .. ' llulrt ...... , .. : •• • 3-lb• batt .. ' ,...... Xt\198.,-·------ 3 $7(.; ... 39c "\'II· I •,. t. Cal. PaBcal : , ' ,. ~ ' _,. ,., ,· 1, Celeri stalk ' ~~ I ~""<fil ,,.,:-~, , •. ,,. YAI.tlf FREE SO Pumpkin •------------ 8 N:~.~ $1 Pineapple TOP pons. within thi1 H . Libby Sliced, (l'ush, Chunk, tr SPHro kl. pkgs. EXTRA STAMPS •v.,;toblo to ,.. M - Krtttr lr•nd Cream Cheese -------- 3 DIJhwtthtr •' pkgs. ~· gals, f., I Coeoanut Cu111rd • t Fluffy ''Alf' f. Ice Cream Kroger White Your Kroger Store Extends 1 Welc,ome t9 59t ' 10, <- APPle, Ptaeh '' ',. c;weet Potatoes '- : 2 ib•. 29c LARGE JiJJi;y ' . . . ' .L, , .,• ). Tan,qerines , 10 ~ ~,59«:· . · Clnt $1.37 Pork Chops -----.-. • Morton Froren Mince,. $1 .Gold Corn ............ 5 12·01. cans I· • !. Pumpkin Pie J;:;ur- ...h49c • p• M1nce 1e. P•"'"' - - - -h59c ke a 2 . ' 2l-o~ . :~. K....... W. K• I ·J ~~ke ·$]..95 Jtno ' Parktr - 39c ' .r-·\;,' ' lb. Fi .... Cut · YAM$01 ·, Blue. ..,,' $146 ......... ....... Chops lb. Country Club All FlavoTI Whipping Cream _-- __ 'ltlvor 'Dutt FRUIT · CAKE JPANtsH -c IAR ...( . Delic!ous ADples · • ...~ ,,........... 89e . Chops Sausage __ .. '~--~·- __ 2 These Prices effective Mon., Tues., Wod. Only K..,.r Bro.. Jane WA41UNGTON RID ... .' ·.. '· FLORIDA -ZIPPER SKIN 5 ~~ PLAY tic~tac·foe at YOUR A&P ' 10:.0Z. ·'- ·-Bre¢1~ ' : , Center Cut Rib Pork W1b1r lnnd Whole Hog Krottr lrond Borden's Mince1t1eat 59c Thin Mints Pou•---- '!:45c Jane Par k er Buys A&P Smooth Whip_!::. 59c cream Cheese A&PBrond' - - ....pkg: 35,( JANE PARKER Over 2-3 Fruit & Nut. tov,.oz. StuHed Olives - - - ltr 65c . JeIIv 1r~nc1 s..Jt... 2 lb. 43 c Grape ' 29 ' Preserves s1r.,....," 1ar. · c ,., """· llntl . 73c " Choice Center Cut Loin Pork 10 to 15 lb............ . lb. 39c Ann 2 '; Sultarla A&P .. F,_, - - . Surf l l ·'~ 35c $1.00 10 to 15lb• ..... ..... lb. 41c lb. Margarine •• pkf........... 44c 2. -- Ann Pago, P-h peaches SDctd Fratslono 3 1-Jb. 13-oz. $ 00 Preserves Pineapple, Apricot 2 1 or Hal--+ .... • f! '"*"'..;~. = _ l-Ib. pkg. 89c bolito .... .. ' PUMPKIN PINEAPPLE lb. J8lb. up Mlroclo Com Olt '~ . A&P BRAND . A&P- SUCED- CRI:ISHED- CHUNKS 59C ~.GIL ~~-oz. ' 49c BONELESS - ·COOKED . ICE CREAM I·' Fresh Sausage ·:.l'r-lb. Roll49c Froz~n Shrimp ···· · · lb. $1.39 King Crab Legs · · · ;·· lb. 99c Get Set For a Thrifty Holiday- Grocery Buys! MARVEL-FRENCH VANILLA lb. CAP'N JOHN Standard Jfrkeys 49c I Center Slices ... . lb. 99c COPY,_IGHT I" IMI, T1t1 GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TIEA CO., INC. lb. ' SUPER RIGHT BONELESS . I _ _ _ __ Generous BuH Portion .. lb. 59c ' Crisco Oil SUPER-RIGHT - SMOKED COOKED HAM ~~!~~~:~ $2.79 ':~ $4.79 ~~~ $8~79 Turkeys JH Crtamy & Crunc:h Honeysuckle Turkeys lb. 49c BONELESS ROLLED Turkeys ........ ·.... · lb~ 89c Tasty Capons .. ·.... · lbl 69c Roasting Chickens · ·· · lb. 49c Stewing ,Chickens · ·· · lb. 45c 41o61bo. · Turkey Breasts ····· · lb. 9Sc (An•wt:N 1omorrow) ~ ' Jtrmour Star -' F1·esh Frozen Grade A IF YOU ARE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED I JOFF [I I I I ) Jnmhle"' TWINE fj!ll1ln1o,·"H $2.39 I' DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK y~ "V "J to formtedthbe surpnseth ~L~~artwer, u ;=::::::-:::::::!·:;r,~~~~j\_.;1~"" sugges y e...,,. c oon. :; r Kr()ifrr Wi~hb.one urtrn.a Fresh Frozen V. S. Grade A I. i A&P TURKEYS ARE SO GOOD WE DARE TO OFFER ~ i I · Ducklings •.• _---- __ _ lb. 10 to WHAT 'THE! A~~ J;:AC'i.4TOI2:. li:EPAI!i:MAN t71C7. J--,7--q,/ -'+ . --r--,--, ~~. 89e c Larger 'fROU.I' lb. '. ,K.....,. Brond Frnh F-" . ' 18-lbs. 1-- de .;.....doolt J.lli,t f Dort 'Meal Turhy.IJ,oast .•••..• __ . . . OVEN READY . ' ;•.r Hams r' ' ·At · KROGER LOW PRICES PLUS TOP VALU.E STAMPS! • ~'•F-•C"""" ............ .. ,, ' TUrkey ltoast ·__ .... 2 _..,.,..,....,,.,,1,,.. '" _;) •, lh........ Ut!M. ft Dodr Mtlt ' .... ·$f;O:.·~·~ ~. \ Cf:VE.'i ....;.;:r-T--1--"T':-::1?"«:'1 Now arrange the ell< led Ie..... ] "' ., . ·"' v' • Plump and Juicy, Pleasingly Priced! u:o--1--_..,..1--r:O"""' D< tho J ' 3 one letter 16 each square, to :f'lrm four ordinary words . d• NJ . ~&MIDibrn-liM/ ~···"-~ .-J ~ pt olo I ' I lJnscramblc these four Jumb~s, lb '·.· ~- j~'(J '\!'~ t·r~,.- >I< .: "". \ - �'. '. I, • ·,.,, '' r I. ' \, ~·. . , . •t I om men t ven ' ( ap l 0 C E t·s i ,. 1 J10Ucles may be wllbdrawn from plied Itt NATO. .. . · · ' siJ~r. envy, of A,merlca~ ji!IW~~- ~ 10.:...Dally Se~Unel, .P~oy-Middleport, 0 .; Nov. 21, 1968_ ooe of 'notber.'s yest pockt:l .at , . . · . · . . , · 1 ' fs eildlessly con;.'t:'rned \With re· the !fi'Op Of I SO!Uil'lllon belore llus )ogle Ill lt!at • n ce ducmg lhe Aro,rlcen 1'01~ en ity in foreign allw• ' of South VIetNam. There Ia, A ,J I . ' ,' a n~ · lo~r stArlled .· ~uate. • ~~TOd hasredlorSonearly ~wo dt<c- the 'woriO'- hr Wc, lern Euro]l<l j uevl'i' known , ~e~orc. · • I• • , · · : · ades eter vtel a~:~~re•~ on no' le~ than to Solllheasl Asia · ply becau.se oJ tl1e lfadersh,o l . , ...~ lhll ·rp~lll that in· the m Europe, It II thereJ:o~ .Pa~ •. ·~l '· < ,' a urn ' c ted in the WASHINGTON- Any real- 1 But If the new lsolatlonla!l'~er!blp , ~ lilt~ 11!111 hu,- :~.' , u .tn tbe 'old, This ~ttiiUde .·amoWIIf•· lil fa]r; '?\,ua the pr'oblem be!ore U10 :/~e e[l::b olo iln tsllc esilmate of the prospects .are at lenglt! BC<el)t~ ,W. . tradltiona~y, Jieep·;~~ .•,aiiP!,l)le 1!-at .'I!!NoriiY, In .bqthl!lr· Ill~ lll't o~e·s lloU8j1 1,181 ·•~! ,OY"''oWI)e!Jnln,s majo!fty ~. IIi, Seoate nitno lt,\' "OOI in the new Congress ·- or. , reality that ~' >\m~~a'l:,~ j)ly no l~r eslsts. , :(tie,• tWll Ues In thi''Sen.~te· will h~ve lo ta~ghl, f~ lh 20 Y"'~, ~e neod S~nate Is to ~nd a means to give ;its "a4vt!:!l and more accurately, Simply '"the , mitment to,~_qu,. · Cfiltnilltn\'Sl Demoera~li ~nata.r.• .,lrbb wo~lll took !Or te. .bip , outside ,,the no lons'll' carry lnsur,nc.: Still ~ress 118 central will.o~er the tc. the President but S111a1e- eRn hardly make glad ;South VIet Nanr Is .gotrtg to lie'loormally IJ)elk a! least aener. Uemocratl~ hlerarthy- a lead It exists, 'though agafil only. I· beads of the official Democra~ tak over theExe~~~~~:~l~tlo: th•· hearts ol all who hope for honored to the end, they are ally, If not In docility, for the ~lp 1hat wtll . c:t!~ ll:oirl.the monp ~ v~ry small number Or 1e. l~ade[Sll!P· There Is po sligh~ rig:! of .the responsible cooperation in Am- · merely turnlrtg to anothe~ policies ·Ql a Democratic Ado .Republican cblefs generallj, cas Oemo~rattc Senators.j And est qUP.stton that this ca.n be · rt ent to conduct erican foreign policy . point of attack. What Is now ministration - Door leader it has com~ belore, and from though it represents no substan· done, of course. The tri~~ is not .P•r m . th d To be sure, the Senate splint· : developing is an effort to be- Mike Mansfield and Chairman Jess exalted Democrats Jhan ·lial ~merlcan opinion, il Is .to do It but tather for liJ.e; Arn· po ICY m e en · e i'hirh has so long assailed I little the historic Western alii- J. ":illlam Ful~rlght of the Mansfield and Fulbright. Alrea- da~geroua all the same. For tn- erica~ and foreign publics to ~ee l to re~~t: there ts no t bipartisan American posi· ance ot NATO, either hy empty Foreign Relations Committee dy, for example, such Senators evolably oi appeals to · that thai 1t Is done. est possibility that NATO t n in VietNam seems al last but nevertheless damaging pro- - have long since become as Thomas. J. Dodd of Connec- equally small but equally tire· 'As to the House, there need in truth be emeebled any more to. be retiring from its noi sy lpJsals for ill-through reductions spokesmen mstead ~r purely ticut and Henry Jackson of les~. seg!"ent ·of "world oplr> be no worry. In the last , Con. than)n t.he last Cnng~~ss t.l)ere barricades. rhe November elec- of the Ameman troop conlribU. personal foretgn polictes. Such Washmgton are speakmg out a- Ion whtch, through mistrust of gress that body moved ilnlo a was the possibility tl!at twns have shown lhis fringe to lion or by arguments that instant, ready-mixed private gainsl the new logic being ap. every American motive or In position of creative responl!ibil· the · . would howl us out be as bankrupt of public sup- NATO is too old-hat lor words · ¥ 811 A De I PI h• "! ) fr< "'sh by 8D in! WI gr 10 ·~ bi port as it has always been of and lhE!refore of not much point Congressional support. U the any more. song ol lamen t has not wholly !' Accompanymg this, moreovended, its notes are _dy ing up· er is the underlying in~titutian. on the winds of reality. al fact that foreign policy lead· tllTU ~t b~ [Qr , JL of pa H. Dt """' u:s. GOV'T INSPECnD GRADE A I ond I I I ·I . 16 lbs.- lb. ffil m• hJm""~l [ I ' ! A great deal we hope. PIANO ALKALI TRUANT Aull~c.r.: lf1mt thl! .zany eomir u•hn joirwt:l du! • .e~t•U'I (:Ude tt'us-A KNJJ Wll Because we at AAP have I ... ... We're thankful for God's blessings on our great ~untry. We're thankful for the free enterprise system that has allo11. ; us to serve you for more than a century. We're thankful, that again this year we'll be privileged to play a part in making Thanksgiving feasting a memorable occasion for so many. But most of all we're thankful for you ... for your patronage and loyalty. When you come in woe hope that the warmth of our serviee, the completeness of our selection and the dependability of our ""' will tell ybu be~t~r ~!H! }'ords how\~hankful -we are. Be vii m· WI Ly de •• u. P• po us of ve ba oc ha m m lb m al UI w. Hi w w di u ., pi u 01 el lr w II 81 oil tiL a 39c: ::.._ tb.4Sc Copyrtg111, Tho Kroger Co. ttl6 Meldahl 3:50 p. m.; Mr. Haines up Meldahl 5:15 p. m.; Acad· ian up Meldahl 7:35 p. m.; BocK down Meld ahi 8:21) p. m.; John Ladd Dean down Meldahl Gauge readings - Galli. 9 p. m.; Mary Ellen up MelpoliS Dam 11.9, 13.3, runnmg 5 1 dahl 12:45 a. m.; Elisha Woods feet on rollers, Pomeroy · Mas· 1 down Meldahl 1:25 a. m.; Rose on 20.79, Pt. Pleasant 23.93. G. down Meldahl 3:20 a.m. Hinton out, Kanawha Falls 3.96 , fali ing. Charleston !6.64 fallmr,. l Gallipolis Dam - Kathy R. i L•mdon, Marmet and Winlield ,up 3:20 p, m.; Semel down 5:30 dams were on the sills. p. rn .; Wayne H. doWJA 10 p. m.; Eastern down 10:55 p.m.; O.F. -.at Movements: Shearer up 12:45 a. m.; Carrie Oblo River - Pollywog down s. down 2 a. m.; Jenks down 13, a:30 a.m.; Reliable down 12:3o a. m.; Onward down 13, 8 a. m.; John J. Row.: up 13:>0 a.m.; Knox up 5:1> a.m.; 14, 2:15 p, m.; Buckeye State Walter Curley down 6;20 a.m.; up 14, 6:40p. m.; Leeaona up .Orco up 7,40 a. m. 14, 9:30 p. m.; R. H. Bosworth Kanawha River - Allen R. II up 14, 10 p. m.; Jane T. up Merrill up London; For Dear· 14, 10:35 p. m.; Harvey Jordon born up Manne! 12:50 a. m.; up 14, 11 :20 P· m.;_ L. Fiore up Lucy Jane Locas down WInH. 2:45 a. m.; ClriSs Jr. down field B:3S p. m.; .National up 14. 4;30 a. m. ; Frank Durant Winfield 11:40 p, ni; Mountain up 14, 5 a. m.; ~oily R. up 14, State down Winfield 12:15 a.m.; 5:50 a. m.; Pnocipio up 15 Helen Z. down Winfield 3:11> 2:31 a. m.; Edeana Bosworth a.m.; H. E. Bowles up W'mfield down 15, 8:15 a. m.; Jacob G. 4,35 a. m. down 1a, 2:20 a. m.; Chrrsty up 17, 5:50 a. m.; Phillp Sporn INSIDE HO LAND up 17, 6:1$ a. m.; Vulcan up PlTrSBURGH tUPI) - Ne. 18, 6:10 a. m.: Jelftloat down Igro comedian and el¥11 lights 20 , 3:~ a. m; Duncan Bruce advocate Dick Gregory said down 211, 5:20 a. m.; George i Saturday night he bas asked Price up 21, 1.45 a. St<-ell tbe North Vietnamese governRanger up 21, 5.50 a. m., Tam- ,ment for permission to enter my Willie up :!2, 4:50a.m.; Wal- ~ ihe country and discuss With ter Beck]ord down 23, 5 p.m.; President Ho Cbi Minh the pasPeggy Downey down 2.1, 9· 20! sibility of entertaining Amerl< p m.; Jefferson down 23, 10 p. !ran prisoners of war during the m.; Mark M. up Greenup 5:4() :Chrlsbnas holidays. p. m.; Lelia Shearer down ; Greenup 10: 15 p.m.; Phyllis I SERVICE DELUXE S. up Greenup 2:10a.m.; Bar-1 BONN (UPI)- Sixteen West bara Gay up Greenup 2:10 a. German luxury trainll offer m.; J. S. LewiS up Greenup 3:- passengers telephone service, 10 a. m.; Franklin B. down according to the Federal Rail< Greenup 4 a. m.; Vickers down ways. Ri vef News Peanut Butter 11.... '" ......... 47c l .. ··· .-"' 5 Beef Pot Roast ·.· · · ·· lb. 179c BEEF, VEAL, PORK Meat Loaf Mix .. .. .. lb. 69c Pork BuH Roast · · · · ·· lb. 59c 1 MILD AND MELLOW SPECIAL EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEF - 3 ~~$1.79 Fresh Oysters Canned Ham ~~- SJ-95 ,: ~~ BSc 12<01. can $115 Selects 12-oz. can $125 • C1rton m.: 3 D•Inner R0 IIs Pllllllury 2 tpk.6:~ SSe Salad Dressing :;_q~.~ 49c Frozen Foods! •• Butlorlltkt ~ A&P FROZEN- GRADE A STRAWBERRIES SLICED & SUGARED CUt·cOrn 2 2-lb. pkgo. 99( Fresh Produce! 2 2-lb. 99c. -,weet peas A&P froltn pkgo. 10-ol. $100 N1"bletscorn GrNnGitnl3 .f - .. ,k,.. · . .,. '~ WIN · ~ $1000 "...,. f;,.111MVE :tpt alREADY 1., SO · CAN, Ytul TANGELOS. 69~ . ,, ....,..,... -.1 '"' RiM . . Jl ' 2·.· · . I':::0' ·73e ... ' J • ' Angel Food Cake _~ _: _ Sweet Potatoes . __ •_. 3 Mince Meat ·-·--·--- ' ' ... s.•. ltr lb• 111 59c Pumpkin Pie '• I ........... . $1 3 20-oz. t·' 59c Middleport EVIns Customers Bread To Shop Our Store 1nd Live K...,...lrond :· ''All" 'i. 4 ' ! ., 11! Kroy ,= t Yellow Cling Peaches 16•0Z. loa&leB Better For Leu Plus Cottage Cheese _. __ . -- 2 Top Value St1mps.. K......-lrttMI lb. crtn, •·. 59e 4 95c No2Y2 cans .... ---- .. -..... -- VICtory Mor...tdnt ' ...................·49c · Cherries -----~-------~ 3 1i~~- $1 ' CtNWotor Spotlight Bean "All" 09..' ~ . .Qut;t •.••• ·-·..•·'~ . ~ . : . .. J•. ' '· l ,. t 'I Coffee • LuX:Liqoid .. ' llulrt ...... , .. : •• • 3-lb• batt .. ' ,...... Xt\198.,-·------ 3 $7(.; ... 39c "\'II· I •,. t. Cal. PaBcal : , ' ,. ~ ' _,. ,., ,· 1, Celeri stalk ' ~~ I ~""<fil ,,.,:-~, , •. ,,. YAI.tlf FREE SO Pumpkin •------------ 8 N:~.~ $1 Pineapple TOP pons. within thi1 H . Libby Sliced, (l'ush, Chunk, tr SPHro kl. pkgs. EXTRA STAMPS •v.,;toblo to ,.. M - Krtttr lr•nd Cream Cheese -------- 3 DIJhwtthtr •' pkgs. ~· gals, f., I Coeoanut Cu111rd • t Fluffy ''Alf' f. Ice Cream Kroger White Your Kroger Store Extends 1 Welc,ome t9 59t ' 10, <- APPle, Ptaeh '' ',. c;weet Potatoes '- : 2 ib•. 29c LARGE JiJJi;y ' . . . ' .L, , .,• ). Tan,qerines , 10 ~ ~,59«:· . · Clnt $1.37 Pork Chops -----.-. • Morton Froren Mince,. $1 .Gold Corn ............ 5 12·01. cans I· • !. Pumpkin Pie J;:;ur- ...h49c • p• M1nce 1e. P•"'"' - - - -h59c ke a 2 . ' 2l-o~ . :~. K....... W. K• I ·J ~~ke ·$]..95 Jtno ' Parktr - 39c ' .r-·\;,' ' lb. Fi .... Cut · YAM$01 ·, Blue. ..,,' $146 ......... ....... Chops lb. Country Club All FlavoTI Whipping Cream _-- __ 'ltlvor 'Dutt FRUIT · CAKE JPANtsH -c IAR ...( . Delic!ous ADples · • ...~ ,,........... 89e . Chops Sausage __ .. '~--~·- __ 2 These Prices effective Mon., Tues., Wod. Only K..,.r Bro.. Jane WA41UNGTON RID ... .' ·.. '· FLORIDA -ZIPPER SKIN 5 ~~ PLAY tic~tac·foe at YOUR A&P ' 10:.0Z. ·'- ·-Bre¢1~ ' : , Center Cut Rib Pork W1b1r lnnd Whole Hog Krottr lrond Borden's Mince1t1eat 59c Thin Mints Pou•---- '!:45c Jane Par k er Buys A&P Smooth Whip_!::. 59c cream Cheese A&PBrond' - - ....pkg: 35,( JANE PARKER Over 2-3 Fruit & Nut. tov,.oz. StuHed Olives - - - ltr 65c . JeIIv 1r~nc1 s..Jt... 2 lb. 43 c Grape ' 29 ' Preserves s1r.,....," 1ar. · c ,., """· llntl . 73c " Choice Center Cut Loin Pork 10 to 15 lb............ . lb. 39c Ann 2 '; Sultarla A&P .. F,_, - - . Surf l l ·'~ 35c $1.00 10 to 15lb• ..... ..... lb. 41c lb. Margarine •• pkf........... 44c 2. -- Ann Pago, P-h peaches SDctd Fratslono 3 1-Jb. 13-oz. $ 00 Preserves Pineapple, Apricot 2 1 or Hal--+ .... • f! '"*"'..;~. = _ l-Ib. pkg. 89c bolito .... .. ' PUMPKIN PINEAPPLE lb. J8lb. up Mlroclo Com Olt '~ . A&P BRAND . A&P- SUCED- CRI:ISHED- CHUNKS 59C ~.GIL ~~-oz. ' 49c BONELESS - ·COOKED . ICE CREAM I·' Fresh Sausage ·:.l'r-lb. Roll49c Froz~n Shrimp ···· · · lb. $1.39 King Crab Legs · · · ;·· lb. 99c Get Set For a Thrifty Holiday- Grocery Buys! MARVEL-FRENCH VANILLA lb. CAP'N JOHN Standard Jfrkeys 49c I Center Slices ... . lb. 99c COPY,_IGHT I" IMI, T1t1 GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TIEA CO., INC. lb. ' SUPER RIGHT BONELESS . I _ _ _ __ Generous BuH Portion .. lb. 59c ' Crisco Oil SUPER-RIGHT - SMOKED COOKED HAM ~~!~~~:~ $2.79 ':~ $4.79 ~~~ $8~79 Turkeys JH Crtamy & Crunc:h Honeysuckle Turkeys lb. 49c BONELESS ROLLED Turkeys ........ ·.... · lb~ 89c Tasty Capons .. ·.... · lbl 69c Roasting Chickens · ·· · lb. 49c Stewing ,Chickens · ·· · lb. 45c 41o61bo. · Turkey Breasts ····· · lb. 9Sc (An•wt:N 1omorrow) ~ ' Jtrmour Star -' F1·esh Frozen Grade A IF YOU ARE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED I JOFF [I I I I ) Jnmhle"' TWINE fj!ll1ln1o,·"H $2.39 I' DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK y~ "V "J to formtedthbe surpnseth ~L~~artwer, u ;=::::::-:::::::!·:;r,~~~~j\_.;1~"" sugges y e...,,. c oon. :; r Kr()ifrr Wi~hb.one urtrn.a Fresh Frozen V. S. Grade A I. i A&P TURKEYS ARE SO GOOD WE DARE TO OFFER ~ i I · Ducklings •.• _---- __ _ lb. 10 to WHAT 'THE! A~~ J;:AC'i.4TOI2:. li:EPAI!i:MAN t71C7. J--,7--q,/ -'+ . --r--,--, ~~. 89e c Larger 'fROU.I' lb. '. ,K.....,. Brond Frnh F-" . ' 18-lbs. 1-- de .;.....doolt J.lli,t f Dort 'Meal Turhy.IJ,oast .•••..• __ . . . OVEN READY . ' ;•.r Hams r' ' ·At · KROGER LOW PRICES PLUS TOP VALU.E STAMPS! • ~'•F-•C"""" ............ .. ,, ' TUrkey ltoast ·__ .... 2 _..,.,..,....,,.,,1,,.. '" _;) •, lh........ Ut!M. ft Dodr Mtlt ' .... ·$f;O:.·~·~ ~. \ Cf:VE.'i ....;.;:r-T--1--"T':-::1?"«:'1 Now arrange the ell< led Ie..... ] "' ., . ·"' v' • Plump and Juicy, Pleasingly Priced! u:o--1--_..,..1--r:O"""' D< tho J ' 3 one letter 16 each square, to :f'lrm four ordinary words . d• NJ . ~&MIDibrn-liM/ ~···"-~ .-J ~ pt olo I ' I lJnscramblc these four Jumb~s, lb '·.· ~- j~'(J '\!'~ t·r~,.- >I< .: "". \ - �• ' 1 1 *' . •~ r f I ) . ·/'Ions··~nnt,tt11~-.;, ·. ;r~~~~~@~E~~~~~~~;~~~r~~~:;~~~~~;f~lil!"'l'i<'·'1;r ~·'h;. liikaf·8el't0ris Ctass 1 "f) i. ~~G':-r J( ,.- '..,._;;.;:;:.;, ! '- "' '~ N'_(tfJl!f r - 11.., ""· ""'• tr,. '· • Plans were ~ade for the an· ~Qli• Chri8tmas art)' Dec. 15 jt montbl . meeting of llie Loyal Women'e Class of the !• Middleport eyenlrlg at the ~~ to bring prett~l bible service !or the dinner, . with -prizes to be awarded the wlnning ·ones. Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. William Reynolds, Mrs. Her· man Lohse were named to tho 'love gift and program commit· tee. Mrs. Bert Gilkey and· Mrs. Frank Beach will be in charge of the, !!III, exeb.anle a~· ~ Osear ROush, Mrs. Er · ''" lance, Mrs. 'RI!Jin:f! are ' . ,•. , ._,.,, r o~ the decorating Ci!lllml!lee lor . tbe party. ' . ' ' ' ·e· The class made .planl, \:;L 1 ' : , liVer boxes of treals tt · , . >WeeKend 1uesll' ,or Mr. illi Dec. If with Mrs,. gr,~ r , , · , MtsA'erry Mitch were cbarge.· Mrs. Gilkey, Mrs, l_!tt. ns were made to assist w1th a garden t)lerapy 1!1'0· son, La_rry Mitch, Marietta, ta Hawley. and Mrs. gj'd lllnd in making_mght arrangements for Athens State and the1r son and family, Mr. ley were named ·to tl)e nondnalt-1 HQsijllal, by the Twilight Garden club Th'!rsliay and Mrs. Robert Mitch and lng committee. Mrs. David at th~. home of Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., Sprm~, Ave., ~teven and f)avld, of Whee]. Farmer presented a letter from Mrs. T. A. Hennessy as co-hostes~. , . · mg, W. Va. the Rev. Fred I. Gardner, Mrs. Leverett Ro~sh, president, was m ch~rge of · Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and mer mihister, concerning the PI the meeting and devotions from ~sa!m 1~,1 _were led br, Louise Loll!lon, who have been cently eStablished Kelp ·c..,torl he .- 'liA£~. ·Hennessy ~ho gave a meditation, Gtve Thanks empt0yed In tl)e Evans Superof Religious Education ... M"'·' ~~ and closed w1th prayer. . I market in Middleport lor the isterial Training at II! Members responded to roll were used on the ajtar 0 some past nine years, have been . . .0 eS, College, W. Va. A tetter lil< call with their favonte house of the churches 00 Sunday. transferred to other stores in thanks was read from sh plant ' Gifts for the Gard.en therapy the area following the closing lOY Victoria McCarley or lndil&n~JIO< I b) Adiscussion was held 00 the program are to be Jell at of the Middleport store, Mrs. Us, Ind. for the gift sent 1 ,, Chnstmas flower show and ~rs. lip Sisters by December. 3. Mrs. Haptonstall in the Gallipolis 1in reeognition of octcige~'aritms l Mary B. Hemes explamed the Katherine Millikan and .Mrs. store and Mrs. London in the Nobles, with their ladies of the church. . It class"' and requirementsd of Kennessy were named te make Pt. Pleasant swre. as guests enj' oyed a special Reported Ill were Mrs Mr , in h l'10 It was vote to · • . . , ear sec n.t bl f h memade the arrangements for doors Mr and Mrs Ke'Ith NelSO'l musical program last week in liam Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Karr St; 1 !·ave 'I · purchased a ' a meet Ing at th e Grace EPIS· · Leo Childs, 'I · ·· ··OI · . a . sa e ha eh0 0 Shoppers Lounge and "rs. and ·family have " rs. Ada lng" d!J1h~r IJUGSts · g~ 01 ucles at t e s ow. d w·Id th ed Ch h . P f M d M 0 E · "', i cc ' • Iii H , ted on the a! I ermu was nam new borne In Reynoldsbilr~ urc m omeroy o r. an rs. . , Mrs. -.oar es' 1.,ytl~ · r s. em•:. repor tty -~ purchase Christmas gifts Mrs Nelson is the former · Twill City Shrine Club. and Mrs. Carrie Kall. ,, .., . ·, . •; · 1 1 reg~onal ~~e ~g~:~n t M the club's shut-Ins. Bailey of Bradbury President John Zerkle turn- The Thanksgiving theme Men~el el\~ed th '1onetta. e 5 a a rs. · ed the even'Ing over to Nohle used 1'n the devotions and ·· ri-=Aibert C. Pool , state president. Thanks you notes were Randy Becker spent the . ' S< c•xp lamed the publicity books !rom Mrs. Eddie Smith, weekend in Columbus with Bet, Powell, who 18 the gram. Mrs. Braley read . GREAT~;;~ WA~ bi and tbe Wahkeene project and Phil Williamson and Mrs. tie Gladwell and Larry Glad- clubs entertamment chair· lure and a meditation on . Swedes at~ amD~ · ·11Je po Mrs Richard ScheU, advisor or or Drake for flowers sent. well and attended the Ohio man. He presented Rot..rta duty of compasSion and humil- world's greatest wa!Urs. The st Reglon 11, donated a key of Plans were made for the State football game. Kraeuter and . Karen Pnes;;ly, lty. Mrs. ~hse .~resented pro- national fitness ~st In S,weden, d pine cones and a homemade cember meeting whiCh will Kimberly and David Walburn at Oh~o Umv~. ~v gram materi~~· The Spirit of which more ·than ·three million ot co ndle to be applied to the a 6:30 p.m. dinner at children of Mr. and Mrs. Blaine School of. Music. and te e ThanksgiVIng, . concemmg the Swedes have passed, oonslsts N urant follewed by a meet· Walburn Vienna W Va are Powell, his own young son. first Thanksgivmg proclaimed ol lour consecfitlve days of resta W8 hk eene fund· bo ' ' ' · " AI te t · · ou b G W hi d th · A report on bulb purchases mg and party in party room. guests of their grandparents, so en r ammg ,w_as a kgr P Y eorge as ngton an e walking up to 35 miles a day, D for club's plantings was given Miss Lucretia Genheimer gave Mr. and Mrs. Verner See, and of young local _musiCians nown nne by Abr~ham Lmcoln. She , , by Mrs. Jack Robson who stat· the monthly reminder to finish son, Keith. as the Bohemians: of . John ?'"eluded With a poem on bless- Vema and Wavle Cricle, last ed that the Kerr's Run project fall plantings and told how to M~Clmtock, Ronrue Bnnker, Ings. ' Sunday ti is completed and that Paul prepare parsley for winter. s:an Muilen, a freshman at M1ke Hayman, Steve Simpson, Refreshments were served by Flore~ Cir<le and 01 'b ted to d .1 M Robson showed Ohio University, was the week Jeff Donohue and Charles Snod· Mrs. Eleanor Lohse, Mrs. Neva Cirele visited Mr and M . war 1 . . rs. L d . . • rs. S1mon tontn u ' P· Sh ted th· t I r f bulbs from Ohi• AssociatioR of end guest or arry Gla we 11 at glass. Pratt, and Mrs. Braley with Arthur Orr of Chester ~ecent II H ~no h G a Pan '"~ 0 ould d clubs "Christmas the Delta Sigma Phi Fraterni- The evening was enjoyed by Mrs. Ella Reuter and Mr s. ly. D ~ ;:~pie;:;•,::.• ry w v::w." ' ty, Ohio State University, He the nobility and their ladies, Lena Wolfe contributing. Mrs. Erma! Sehreclengost Mrs. Robson thanked mem- A dessert collrse was went for the Ohto State foot- Refreshments were served, Parkersburg called' at the uetiDII bers for •rr.,gements made by the hostesses to 10 game on Saturday. Brinker home· on for the Shrine dinner and said bers and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lac. 'f f Eunie Brinker and that several of the arrangements Rousey and James Webster. ey are spending several days fUI S 3fiDC Carleton spent an evening with in Florida on a vacation. f0 Mr. and Mrs: William Gal.ner ll re a en ,of Lon• Bottom R. D. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vander· hoof and children of Waldo were Mrs. Mary ·Circle was a m weekend guests of Mr. and , cent gueJt of and U.!i..U' ,,' ' ' all!~ the , ·~ r! Chtistm~s Patty on .Dbm~r 15th ' , · 1 · s -s L ' t0 A .~.: lfliddJlnn _· rt_ 'p.rd n Th. ·ern..P·'y. .- r" .. . .Clir~ --~· . 1 ·r~· •• ar··. is : r ., ' .', ,, .• ·:o! ""\ ' •. N bl · L0d.leS • ·· f • .f • n venmg Of Music Song " ""' 7 rn B vi 111 w OJ u "' P< "'ol V! •• ru ·n n tl v D a u 9 F 'I • .c t e ~ I • • Yu Ie ProJects Are Reviewed By Senior MY f SOCIAL sOCie. t y N0tes • ' .. . ,, \~ ... ;'I ,.'r. • to accommodate model'1! fowl. AH·sizeS' f,t<om·'t lb. to Self bastlpg eovers. Porcejai!) ,on s,lllel. : Q~d 25pounds. · , HousewarN Dept. ~- ttl• maln:fJOOI" . Elberl. elds,.n' p.om..er·'1.·\,'. ' , 1 . .· .. , V.·, ·~ .. . ~~ Mrs. L. W. McComas. Fruit baskets were taken to I Everett Ransom of Delaware ~~el;vln~C~ire~le;;~C~o;lu~m;bus~.~~::::::·: : : : : : : :·:·:·:::~"' Mrs. E. M. Wood left Sunday silut-ins of the church by the visited with Mr. and Mrs. . for Cleveland where she will Junior Youth Fellowship at renee Scarbrough Wfl~n.,sda~ll 1 MONDAY Plans were dJscu"ed for Ispend the Thanksgiving holiday their regular Sunday evening and Thursday. THE JOF CLASS of the Chnstmas projects when Se_n. with her daughter and son-in- meeting at Heath Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Tlu>rd-1 United Metho~ist Church will lor MYF of Heath MethodiSt' law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Grab· Church. son of Cedarviite, Mr. and 11eet at Baileys Restaurant o_n Church met su,nday evemng at er. Mr. Graber is recuperating Members broug!Jt fruit and Mrs, Russell Harris and ramiMonday at 6 p. . m. for, ther the church. M1ss Sheme Shu!- fi~m a recent hospitalization. prepared the baskets ly of Xenia, Mr and Mrs. annual. ThanksgJVJng dmner. er, presJden_t, was m charge Mr. L. w. McComas spent the church with Mrs. Kennett Liming of Xenia and Followmg the dmner the gro~p of the meetmg. . Sunday in Columbus with his Johnson, Mrs. Joan Wright Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dubie Will go to the church for their Scnpture, readmg taken mother, Mrs. J. E. McComas. Mrs. Emerson Jones assisting. Springfield were guests regular meeting at 7:30 p. ~- from Pauls letter. to the Ro- Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, Eddie Brown, pre~ident, JMr~·.;and::.Mr~s~.~K:om~er~;::=;l MIDDLEPORT PTA meetmg ~ans and Philbppians . was Mrs William King Mrs Char- sided over the busmesa meet· I.• ' will be held Monday evening, giVen by Okey Reitter With a ' l .B tt M 'J hn, L ing when projects were discuss· · d' 1 Ill· ,es enne rs. o yons . 10 lb. Avg. I ~ov. 21, at the high school group Jscuss on o owmg. I d Mr E' 1 Lew' nd. The group w1ll have a , , . b . tin an s. veyn IS were bl f . f th h h Pomeroy Ohto WITH PURCHASE OF TWO ~,~,d~ aud1tonum. Dunng the usmeso mee , g 1. Beverly Friday evening to ta e o Items or e c urc the group planned to assist with 1 ~t d the Eastern Star cere- women's Christmas bazaar TONIGHT RETREADS Wecls., Nov. 23 · TUESDAY the children's community din- a en be held Dec. L Devotions were end TUESDAY ' POMEROY WCTU will meet lner to be held in December. A m~rues. d Mr R ger Luckey. given by Verne Ord with Glen0 "HOW TO STEAL . 't ·d Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the :report on the bake sale held d r. Hannt'ngtos. ver na Sprague, pianist for the A MILLION" . by M'Jss l' thoo, uk I d n,.thVISIth e, o hymn smg, , Um'ted Methodi st Church. :'Sat urd ay was given Technicolor MEIGS COUNTY Riding club Shuler with approximately $40 1 ~ w: en M elf J par- Refresilments of hot choco- Audrey Hepburn, Peter Eli Wallach, Hugh wO! meet Tuesday evening Nov' made. The group expressed ap- 1~n s, ' an d Mrs. and ar:;'es late and cookies were provided O'Toole, Griffith, Chaa. Boyer 0 2l:, at the recreation room of predation to church members !AlreWJ~g ~ ~n ;· H rs. by Jennifer and Bridget Goble Calorcorloons: Artful Arl 1\Je Joe Young, Sr., home at for eontributions. va uc ey 00 ' ew ave!~' and Mrs. Johnson. Attending H1ppx Returns 7:30 p, m. Hostesses will be Those attending were Sber- M~s. Robert Coats and Miss were Eddie Brown, Karen McWEDNESDAY Mts. Young and Mrs. Karry rie Shuler, Van Johnson, Sandy Nelhe Zerkle have . r~turned Girr, Glenna Sprague, Bridget Navembor23rd Frost. Johnson, John Ingles, Robbie from se_veral days vistt m New Goble, Jennifer Goble, Twlla NOT OPEN ~lOll MOTHERS of Mid- Ord, Okey Reitter, Rhonda York City. . . Clatworthy, Cindy Spengler, Thundoy lhru Soturdoy dJeP.,.t High Sebool will meet Hysell, Doxie Walters, Sylvia 1 A pre • Thanksgivmg Day Vern Ord, Joey Reitter. CharNov. 24-25·26 "THE GREAT RACE" · Nov 22 · Swanson and Emerson Jones 1dmner was held at the L. W. lotte Reitter Bobby H vs e II Tnesdayevenmg, · ,m ' Me ho Sd G ts ' ' ' Technicolor the high school eafeteria. All counselor. Refreshments were ! c omas me un ay. ues Stephanie Ord, Joyce Kerns, lack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, mothers are urged to attend. Iserved by MISs Shuler and 'Miss ' were Mr. and Mr_s. Carl Van- Karen Johnson, Greg Donahue, Natalie Wood, Keenan Wynn, RACINE AMERICAN Legion Johnson. derhoof and family of Waldo a guest, Debbie Harbrecht and Arthur O'Connell, Peter Falk Cotarcortoon: Ovt & Out Rout Allxiliary will meet Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. . Harold Mrs. Johll8~n, Mrs. McGirr Admlnlon: 75c & 40e N~. ;12. at 7:30 p. m. at the I George ~d sons, Bnan and 1 Mrs. Emerson Jones. !lost Hall In Racine. Guest If , Brent, Middleport. CAlENDAR LET us I , GIVE YOU THE BIRD' FREE lURK Y I MEIGS THEATRE I . 1' r I 1 t 1' Th • df 'd ay ;ra::8~~ ~r;:sjunio~~ Club Elects tivtty · chairman. New Olf,·cers the social hour with prizes awarded to Mrs. Seidenabel, Mrs. HARRISONVILLE PTO will Election of officers was Ben NeutzUng, Mrs. meet Tuesday, Nov. _22, at 7:45 wher. the Third Friday c lu and Mrs. Dessauer. Retfre~hp. m. m the audilonum. There i met Friday evening at t h ments were served by the host· will bj! a short program fol-~ home of Mrs. Don Rea Miners- ess to those named above and l011ing the business meeting. ville, with Mrs. Grove~ Erb as Mrs. Bentz Wolle, Mrs. Den1ver AU parents are urged to at· the hostess. Thoma, Mrs. Max Meinhart and tend. Mrs. Henry Reibel, president, Mrs. Everett Dailey. ronducted the meeting and offi. l WEDNESDAY <ers elected were Mrs. Arnold II 1, , EVANGELINE Chapter, OES Hays, president; Mrs. Ray M11ldjeport wdl sponsor a bake , Seidenabel. vice president: Mrs. sale Wednesday, Nov. 23, at 1 Dale Smith, secretary; and the pudley Flower Shop. All Mrs. Fred D"'sauer, treasurer. members are asked to contnb-1 Plans were made for 1 ute baked goods. ·planned potluck turkey dinner THURSDAY Iand party at the home of Mrs. FRI_ENDLY CB Club of Porn· Dale Smith Friday, December troy Is having Its regular meeV 16. at 6 p.m. There will be a $1 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 .111 . at the AMVETS hail m · gift exchange. A round robin r~eroy, Thanksg iving at get well card was sent to Mrs. 7:30 p. m. All members are Cleland Hines. urged to attend and all ' Games were played during Second St. ested Citizen Band Radio operI ·'II t • c ] F 8 k as e A Tk Shut-in Members Alumirium · ' I ;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:.II I-DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's Cleaners THE BOX ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. $1.25 3 PieM Tender, Taoty C11i<1w1 Piul o1t the trimmin'• (A complete banquet hane) THE BUCKET..................... II I 9 Piem Chicken Only I ••••• s5 PieM Keiitucll)' Fried ChickeD $2.50 $3.75 Hot Buns . . w .._ (Scrvco 5 to 7) "·~·~··. I.~ $5.00 at Plooeo 001. Sanden' Chkkm Till iiA.IUlEL•• f ' . . . . . . . I •• Take it from the Colonel ••• "il's finser lickin' soocl", COLONEl. SANDERS' RECIPE ~t..,q Tritd Chl8&. FOREMAN &ABBOTT ' - CROW'S STEAK HOUSE " ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMIROY, OHIO ', ' '· General,. .Tired CoL Sanders' Recipe Kontacky Fried Chid:en llllJ' day .X the week. Like today. All you bave to do is pick it up and take it home. The ttemca Ia 111J1ddelo.!.,.. will be served. AU members are asked to bring either sandwlchea or oookies. An estimated 400 area teenseers attended a high school danct party Saturday night at the Middleport elementary auditorium sponsored by the Middleport Senior Class. Pro· eeeds from the dance will be Ilied for the annual cla10 trip to Washingwn, D. C. The Pemeroy Band Boosters will •ponsor the coming Saturday dan~ party at the Pom. *•Y Junior High auditorium lrom I to II p. m. The Jay1 IORLD d~Wcll,DOWyouc:anbavo THRIFT BOX•••••••••••••••••••••• fOO AT DANCE ; ~ '-: ... :Remember whm folb Uled to have frial chickal filr &mday ators and fri ends are invited. 1 Rerreshments and sandwiches I . . '" ·- We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week 1 Pint CrackiiA' Gravy ' .' ' Stiffer Rule Is Announeed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 21, 1966 knappenburger lemley wells