https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc0ee7a9764bc000518b6e63f6f70881.pdf 530c7481820dd178a62633c74db5ae83 PDF Text Text • ' 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 �I' • \ ,, '. - ,, :t '' . ( I . . . I I ! ., ........ \ \ ., ' .it·· l if you're fussy about COLORt -~~ $ Cutshaw Rites ,.}'2~..~~£..!~.~A!,!_.f) ' I ]. ·•.. and we'll make it for you in minute.. M.1tcliY~~ '• draperies, wallpaper, or need a distinctive shade? Come .1.: ~ •nd let ua help you. There's no coat or obliaation. We iike fua~y people. We're pretty fuuy ourselves ••• abor.~t ecil'n' ,. pd. the quahty palnta we selL · -' · ~idd~ - lh NEW TRUCK I King Builders Supply ~ • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO All You Do Is Register At Gold Star ~tores .. , ASK ~OR YOUR FREE nCKET • ' No purchase is required Need not be .present to win. Winners will be All drawing• held In notified. Pom,j,oy Parking Lot . ' • .SECOND DliAWING l 1· DEC. 17-1:00 PM ' " $50 - US ...:. S • $5, Pil~l$ . . . ' - ' . ···~ '. ' SHOP THE . -~ . ·~ ~ ·POMEROY. ' ' ' to a ;;. ' ..FIRST DRAWING • DEC. HI• 1:00 PM " : $SO - '$25 - .5 • $5 PRIJES ." " ... . ........ . . I "\ ' ., ' STORES .Oisp'ay.ing · r ., . •I ,• "- ~·riJ"1 Call in the motning., .. : CASH bef~r~ night. ) ' ,, The Gold St(1r' .., lien •P tt die car aha& fltleertllllle 11111 Will II~• . . . 'lin'• hnr Cllrystor &paolforo'l ... - ... , ·.:u MASTER PALETT! CQLOR SYSTEI\ll All Participating Merch~~~tJ , Start Giving fr•e Ticke~s . :· ~ov.~f .. ' ,! dramatone Con W.,..ooty prolodo ,.., Cll* C~rpOraUo" wa,llnts qauwl4tftc'.a HI Nllliftl and worilnnstup and wtll repau 0! rtpiiOtwid'Milt Clar8fl fiHI!Irta ll:f' labai at anylmplrial, Chrysler, Plylnouth 01 Dod1e Authonzed Dtaler'a d I ' •. " ~!'t"'fl ~·.' '* .t l- o1,..r. . Fill tllhoo flqliolll ...victo IIIII 0~ lht coo'alhon """"........ . '• . • •' j '' ' r:! . · . lll!fi~lflt llllllllillocl, held and llltemal pt11S, intake mtntfold, water pump, transt liaw Cllli , , and llll:ertlat Plftl(t.rftll Nhllll tlutcll).lo«<utconnrter, drive 11\tft.umnrul jtmb, ,., aattlllll· dihftdii,IIIIPinaiJn Qttltn (mept ...h lbsoalers), stteftnt 111r and ltnkap 1~ ..... 1114-WbMI bltrillllof Its 1961 autoiiiObPtlfor SyarsorSO,OOO mtlnand all other parll far'24 Rlllltlla lfR.Q ne, wtllcMvtr toeltll firat. ••cludtnJIInly Inn. r.ormalmainttnantt repl~C~mtllt:ll' ....,._ tiQJ. condJ uca~t;l:~ pornb, flllli1. ·IKtk• and .:lutth It nine, tit., and normal dtleriolltllfl.tf ~-. tltlll. ,IDfttllm artdi appllnnct items. Mainltnanct PrVkts rtq111rt0 111411' tllle Wlfllf1tr tN!dUIIIJt"''illlllliiiVtrJ l ,..mtlt or 4,000 miles. wh~ehevet ot'Qi rS; ftrlt. and rtpltce t1 l"llr.vtrt.__, cU~~~t. Clean arbfrtiOf air liltltf every 6 monlhs and rt9ltct tvtry: 2 yea._, . · ltboicolo froool111= Nil joitob llld Ill rod toit ~ l ''"' or :Mi.lllll roH-. olo~r '*ill tlrif; &nd mrr I' niQ hM 111 lmptrill, ChfJJier, P1ymoulft or Dada• d111tr etrtif¥ (I) rtcttt• "" ... . fake Qup... llni ap tt ' ·cHRYSLER . \ .. .. . .,, . • Co~ · .I "' ., .., .. �I' • \ ,, '. - ,, :t '' . ( I . . . I I ! ., ........ \ \ ., ' .it·· l if you're fussy about COLORt -~~ $ Cutshaw Rites ,.}'2~..~~£..!~.~A!,!_.f) ' I ]. ·•.. and we'll make it for you in minute.. M.1tcliY~~ '• draperies, wallpaper, or need a distinctive shade? Come .1.: ~ •nd let ua help you. There's no coat or obliaation. We iike fua~y people. We're pretty fuuy ourselves ••• abor.~t ecil'n' ,. pd. the quahty palnta we selL · -' · ~idd~ - lh NEW TRUCK I King Builders Supply ~ • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO All You Do Is Register At Gold Star ~tores .. , ASK ~OR YOUR FREE nCKET • ' No purchase is required Need not be .present to win. Winners will be All drawing• held In notified. Pom,j,oy Parking Lot . ' • .SECOND DliAWING l 1· DEC. 17-1:00 PM ' " $50 - US ...:. S • $5, Pil~l$ . . . ' - ' . ···~ '. ' SHOP THE . -~ . ·~ ~ ·POMEROY. ' ' ' to a ;;. ' ..FIRST DRAWING • DEC. HI• 1:00 PM " : $SO - '$25 - .5 • $5 PRIJES ." " ... . ........ . . I "\ ' ., ' STORES .Oisp'ay.ing · r ., . •I ,• "- ~·riJ"1 Call in the motning., .. : CASH bef~r~ night. ) ' ,, The Gold St(1r' .., lien •P tt die car aha& fltleertllllle 11111 Will II~• . . . 'lin'• hnr Cllrystor &paolforo'l ... - ... , ·.:u MASTER PALETT! CQLOR SYSTEI\ll All Participating Merch~~~tJ , Start Giving fr•e Ticke~s . :· ~ov.~f .. ' ,! dramatone Con W.,..ooty prolodo ,.., Cll* C~rpOraUo" wa,llnts qauwl4tftc'.a HI Nllliftl and worilnnstup and wtll repau 0! rtpiiOtwid'Milt Clar8fl fiHI!Irta ll:f' labai at anylmplrial, Chrysler, Plylnouth 01 Dod1e Authonzed Dtaler'a d I ' •. " ~!'t"'fl ~·.' '* .t l- o1,..r. . Fill tllhoo flqliolll ...victo IIIII 0~ lht coo'alhon """"........ . '• . • •' j '' ' r:! . · . lll!fi~lflt llllllllillocl, held and llltemal pt11S, intake mtntfold, water pump, transt liaw Cllli , , and llll:ertlat Plftl(t.rftll Nhllll tlutcll).lo«<utconnrter, drive 11\tft.umnrul jtmb, ,., aattlllll· dihftdii,IIIIPinaiJn Qttltn (mept ...h lbsoalers), stteftnt 111r and ltnkap 1~ ..... 1114-WbMI bltrillllof Its 1961 autoiiiObPtlfor SyarsorSO,OOO mtlnand all other parll far'24 Rlllltlla lfR.Q ne, wtllcMvtr toeltll firat. ••cludtnJIInly Inn. r.ormalmainttnantt repl~C~mtllt:ll' ....,._ tiQJ. condJ uca~t;l:~ pornb, flllli1. ·IKtk• and .:lutth It nine, tit., and normal dtleriolltllfl.tf ~-. tltlll. ,IDfttllm artdi appllnnct items. Mainltnanct PrVkts rtq111rt0 111411' tllle Wlfllf1tr tN!dUIIIJt"''illlllliiiVtrJ l ,..mtlt or 4,000 miles. wh~ehevet ot'Qi rS; ftrlt. and rtpltce t1 l"llr.vtrt.__, cU~~~t. Clean arbfrtiOf air liltltf every 6 monlhs and rt9ltct tvtry: 2 yea._, . · ltboicolo froool111= Nil joitob llld Ill rod toit ~ l ''"' or :Mi.lllll roH-. olo~r '*ill tlrif; &nd mrr I' niQ hM 111 lmptrill, ChfJJier, P1ymoulft or Dada• d111tr etrtif¥ (I) rtcttt• "" ... . fake Qup... llni ap tt ' ·cHRYSLER . \ .. .. . .,, . • Co~ · .I "' ., .., .. �.. .,..!. ,. .' ' \ ''• ~ t-!JaUy, Sentlne\ _Pomeroy·Mlddl~ o., . / ·-· ' ' '· . • Nov. 22, .1988. d . fl .WIJ4! . 'J • - . ·- "' ' :TTo ''' ·'···"c • 'l j L.IJJ ':· • ;b7rtJ "· ' . c:l\!:1 ,umt·'.' ·_·. •_n·~ '··fR'f"IIMI;;=~Y= YJ,· ... .. ~··. .' u· • ··;,; p, ' ""~"~' · ~~t· "'~"". ~ . ' ·· • · ~J•U.,..~IUmhlfllo ~r ~: "*;t"-""·r t'•rm • '·. ' :r:. ' '' ' • ' 1~ i . lio~ ' - ·-··. ~~ nlOI!Ilo, Dawn Ill llie llld IDslaDIJ1IIImeil •'toOK I m· (;:~··oha:..:.n"l =:, c.h~l.DI~wa naioi' · ev.anJst-conduplprtDw~.J,:, · .. , ...r~.r-:1'.' as...,. bood · . 'Plua ,.. ' ,,.,.. ~ tr~ Wlfe are 'dl'a E!d ( · •· ~ "'' -i• L ~tamt j ~ • 1 c ·r r EI 'K[±I r:q A li\et ·~op ~ ·- - . lo: - Grange orr·Jeers' Member$: ·. . . . , . ' Attend Tuesday Con'ferene I J f. ~=~~~c;.re.::!~:~~= I XI I ·------ r=vr )I le C --· o·-· ur W-eek·ly ,lfess e lsi : I p US : ~l SPECIALI 62 Cadillac h~ld _...:J 1 0 BEAUTIFUL CENTERPIECES $3.95 PLANTS I BLOOMING $2.50. M';y I COUPE DE VILLE $1995 POMPONS 98c bunch KARR &VAN ZANDT Dudley s I .... . II r··uE TEETH 1 .. 0: '!"' .,. . .:.:::=.=_=_-_-_-_-=~.:...,.:::.:.'-=-==- eyes, of cOlltrtl and we went into 1 ; • o.:mk. we,..... I You might say lucty. l \\'e didn 'I &tt killed. llul the h o~p ilal bills were enough to : about break my parent s. and the pain wasn "t exart!y easy to · take. I have a star I'll never out.groi( and, ot cour::>e, it's on ' my faee. Nowadays when anyone calls mt· "chicken" I use one of y1.ur expressions: ''Better a live chicken than a dead duclt." I - NO MORE RUSHIN' ROIJL. j F.TTF: . Df'ar Helen : I I'm a collet!" student. a girl. I COLEMAN HEATING . SALES e SERVICE ' I SIZE 600xiS .. · BLACK TUBELESS NYLON ' Coop('r TIRES . OIASE HARDW•RE .36" A H&Nid Ch11t, Mer. L.ecust St. MHWit,.art, 0. ASK AIOUT COOPIII'' NEW "NO· LIMIT" FULL Sl!lt· ' EAB TERMS . .. VICI Tfltl ~- GUARANTEE •· ' ~~ <'' I I, ' ~ ,_ . ·.1" POMIIOY •• • ..'• ' .·; .. 1 f ••• 1"- ~~ .. ' ' . ·.r. ~ ' . ·· ·If" ·~ ) -~ r ' .< ~; "· I ~. '.'bite'S Washington I' < I ' . "'\3i"'•·",,';:; . -". ' . ' '• •... , ' 'r 1\." ' ·, • ' f .. -' I ' ' L "\ r ' . ?'- ) ' ;~ • .r GIFT,C&RTIFICAT~S Comment .GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK WAIIBJNGTON - Lyndon il. 1 .Jottnsoo and Dwight D. Elsen· I h>~wer are memben of t h e sn.allest, Ute most ellclusive and lhe most powerful club In all the world, the olub of living Ameriean 1Jre~idents, past and preseJII. There is only one oth· er member, R tou11h old tv~v in Missouri called Harry S. Tru ln temperament, In p ersnn ali ty, in altitude toward many llo!itical issues, three more dif· r. "'"t men could hardly lle lo:nKI, in or out of any club. Owight F:isenhower has a ••110r view Indeed of Lyndon 1·1hnson's Grea1 Society, as he .·~d of Harry Truman's Fair Il~l. and he will stint not in 'II his days ahead In his efforts · '" bring Johnson wellarism to 1 ' halt through tile election oi , a good sound Republican J>m. ! ident in 1968. Harry Truman has no dtfftcul- · ty in restralnlng bls admiration for Dwight Eisenhower's do- ' mesue job In office. Lyndon Johnoon undoubtedly ha! h1s j own private views of some things about his fellow club members. Upon a single matter, llow· ever, 1111 three men could be more u 11111!. This is !he total necesllfty for 1 truly bipartiaau conduct of American forelp policy, And this ls wby Pres!· dent Jolmlon bas· now ukl!ill former President Eloenhower to make a worldwtd~ tour u an untilled ambaaucklr exlta~ ary In bebal! of the world Jn. terests of the United statesand this ia why Dwllbt Eiaello hower II the mallei' what Ia White Rouse ltnao ia usually termed "activo consiJI. eration." To hi 1ure. even U General ] Eisenhower does noi under· take this mission, It wiD still be difficult lor any Republican grnup to make mueb partlsaD use of &merloln forelln policy any IbM - · SO, In thls 'JIIIY and 1o th11 utent Lyndon John· son 11111 be the plner. But llllt will not bother Els· enhower 11 aD, not he •imply Iovas 1o make thlo,s easy lor a Dtmoerat wbo II Presldeal, hut rather becJUS~ he d-'1 It all mind makln1 things 111ier, II polllble, lor an •Ututlon eaDed the Pres~ dency. Anybow, IIIII foreign 11¢· icy II not juat L)'lldoD John•on't. It II al10 Dwilhl ED hower's and It 11 also Harry DEC. 2ncl DEC. 9th and Dle. 16th $100.00 $75.00 s50.iio $25.00 CU~t -,ASTORES .. R.AMA . CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIVE CANDLE lt..blorly $5.00 Special Price -$2.?0 ,,., HOLibA Y SPECIAL COWBOY BOOTS ,• $)99 Sixes 10to 3 Reg. $5.99 Book Stqre Pit. watet'a ldtf: · All thett .... lni lnd 1111JP0bll tween two · day wlten called 111 · the naval WSI yel lntere!l. ~~~tit · -. ..."' -! ~- I • .. l t see:~~~ FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS ' MIDqLI!I'OIIT, ROUSH'S SHOE STORE . Middleport 225 "''· Second GIFT ·A-RAM A SPEC I ALl GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS Gat dishes far cleaner than dlshwashing by hand! Give her a gift olle will really appre<late thla 1 GROUP Christmas . . a new Portable cr Cabinet Model White Sewin& Maehine. Choose from our many ftne model8 prlttd from f$9.50 up. LADIES COATS ClarbttiUU Glfu Coat l"og LESS • • • itt lttgeb Thb Year! ORITZ ELEC. SCISSORS DRESSES RIC!. $7.95 SALE $5.95 e In a fraction of the time No tired flnprs : Plugs Into any outlet. ~·.. 40!!.J MIDDLEPORT OHIO BAKER FURNITURE REG. 7.95 and ' · ' Look For Thb tid Each Week For The Speciai·Of·The·Wuk1 THE SEWING CENTER PT. PLEASANT MIDDLEPORT BAHR CLOTHIERS GIFT ·A-RAMA SPECIAL MIDDLEPORT GIFT ·A·RAMA SPECIAL! because illuetllltl.lla bl'fll!ilf'l:be • • TURDAY, ~ 24th .. 1'!.1,15 AU: OTHER ' PRIZES NOT CLAIMED .J.. ..... .,,' 1 1bo trulb II that no President in tbll columnlll's memory baa ••tuliiY been p~rtiaan In world affairs: and this Ia nol ony one of them hu 10 llt a coalfdentloul objector 111 party warlm. It II Jllmply becauae eadl bu knon - and poignantly known since the second World War - that pill' tisan polldes 11 1 two · bll buslnesl Indeed wben put a· ~ainst tbl meaaurelen perils to vital AJnerlean lnterellt - not DemoeraUc Interest, not Republtean lnterell, nol contervl· live lntemt, not ll~r1l 1nter•<l - that tile cold war ha• toroughl _ n.ere It another and a ht> man reason, monover. lor ~t Presidential toptllemeo • •nong men wbo are po~=~~11 c-apable of : cbMl'llllll '"h otber day of wuk on ror.the ~act ill of the IIIII ·v lonely and lnmdibly brutal '"" and 1!!11 iillf. tbree Uvlnl men who hoi! 'Witlll k II rea). ,1 like ~lllllhfohnlon, EJJ. enhnwer and Trull!lll< Eaoh one of lbeR fi!ID In hi! time hat hid to fllhl off unduly belllClole ~an 111&clateo who wanltd htm "to In there IIIII ftl!rt" lbe party abDul lilt WI'OIII &t tht 11111118 tlnle. . In a word, tlla~ loll al llllil PeMI)'IVII!I4 ~ \te n U~ . WaahiiiJIOD •~ a I__ , bery q~ tl!at f\111 1! fun nnmestlc 11~ · ' . thll there II .no;'JOj 'lcir ·· ' .;;:!;:,_ . G,.. AW~Y . ; -""' NOTHING TO IUY - YOU N1ED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET 1 Trumaa'•· ~~~~s:; " 1 lime t:'"""',~~~-~~.....,. , ~ -.- ~... .--.i+J ,r GET' YOUR FREE .TICkErS At' .. NOV. 25th man. AFIVf • ] ,. IN MSQ·OO and no llfi\J l4i the -~~: Jl . in Iwmtne ~ - ii'· .~.· ... -. ·'·.,. " w. -~1!" ' , •.!!2·~ - ... .\ ' ' .I~ .... . :f ." ) - '' t• . . ,: . .. ~ 124 •• ,,, "\ ' WIN. $1500·~ IN p:ftiZIS:sHOP 1·N Ml 22, 1988 · ·' '·~ ' ,' an . !. 1 !)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy· !>!~tldleport, 0., Nov. SHJRTFINISHING ----1 I El E - ·I 1-DAY.SERfiC .' .. .: R b' r • ) • tile·~·· ~ . but Alberl Ra'mey , 9i ·M day . Ill town lor N. y., : while?· P~~1~ 8ud'l , ~" led a rl•h 1 1 111'1 ' -· · 1-~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;,;;;;;-. 1 old IJsa ... ·· SJni~ lfrlnl Lo· our 1' .wor 1 • . . greeter Bud Pahiler tOld •;( rlfrioUi' Lolltl ~ 0 " al~iy opnt: ( .o"m~ ~ p~~ • ~!;! ~ & Jae~ gon"!' don't sill& . Sh!I'I'Y's. Madison Ave. GoiiJ'o·il1 . ~- , , ' ' Beaeh MaY"!' . E!!lot past 2.1,/las tprnid .ovfl' 'lb Jier tAqeli' t,...blley) a Manhat· they d"\e ''i>l>!fty nouon: 1 (Ao. . , . . . J<oosevelt and wife Pat d~rlnJ lawyer: \(OYS til~ !lei!Osit IJoi. W: " the same doll > 101!1: Luciana . tal servl<emfll s kit • for •, · · ROF.4L '-.lt-........ ii'MWlictoo ........ dinner at the Cioi 'Normand ·u e, in· Slrit.zeriJnd, · l~bi;Bl'._ Jell Gimbel's but Tllfints l)r):s. ,m"!l\"f . pv~rseas., containing · ~ts the city !45.QOO to 1135,, 1sOuth Arriertc. ,ahd lOu"'- ibe• Pa)u•d :. . Macy's · ' mightn't cakes.•. ca~d]l, cheeses and oth· .. 1100 per parade - buylni the her dead JtJI'pal l ~bly tell G1mbel's but Tlff@y'i Pres. er dehca~tes Wlih , a place for . loading up salaried died 'l•roke. ',_, . · · · Walter Hoving. was telling Car- lphotos on the greetlhc card .. !workers who climb to the top Pete ·~ ~ .nee e$ 00 tier's Chalrrnlll Jules <llealller/·foung <OJl1po~ .~urt Bacha· !floors of Lower Broadway build· next week "S~ Bowl'' plans something at IJlDell·in ~ Gren- j ra~ ,,~proof of bls skyrock1 to heave 1! out. then cleaR· for a JaQ. onli'ShOI pro·.-- lfl'ld PT. PLEASANT _ Albert oull!es .. · And the Rone!Fs !ling _success: Lester Lanln's IN _AT 9..:...0UT 'AT 5 up the trash later But World ~. .. ,. _ Rai"!'Y. 59, Point Pleasanl Rt. don t hale tHeir biggest compe-l recordmg: an ·L; of Burt's bits 1 was such an exciting sight, Errol FIY!iD'I: aon sean wu 1 die<! Monday morning in tiol· tltion The Supremes: the for· I (slartmg with ' Magic Mom0 JftS0ft S 01JirS ~'I' II 'W; Ti-ll& If> i.IO'T A'fi'T . spectacularly· fitting for the /'sprqJIIIe!·WOI!nded In Vllit. ~r Hospital lfter 1 brief llJ. m~r tosil\d.. a, charnpll8ne binge ents"l which .Perry Como re- , 5 nd St P~~~Mroy -'lO 1•: TAl<!~ Lmdys, Elsenhowors. McAr· Nam (he's a Patis Match war I!MS. In their Riverside Drive apart.' corded when no one else w9uld ' eco ' · 111;1HTI..Y !¥--1 !$ ~..:...._ astronau~. etc. . ... - reporter) · , . flim dlrect9r · ment make the latter Su· ·--·wAn employ, of tile 0-Kan Hat- premely . happy. /AI 4. bor, he wu born In Point Plea. , All the eonfusion about ac. 0 !In! September 11. 1907, a son pawn Addams' dead baby . ·' . - . " · • · •· ' · · of tho late Lonzo and Nannte bolo, lecaUy aamed Noel sean' _ ·r===--~=1"-..J:"'i;:;:::;~-;;;::;-~·~un~;·~ted;;!bJ~t~ht~l:bo~v~e!rort:oo~n. · p;; ; "'~ [ VanSlcltle Rainey. He was em- PatriCk Howard tho' she's still !•~... p~;e~ at the Marietta Manu- wed to Italian Prince VIUorio • _ _ _ _ _ _A,_ _ _ . lacturmg lor 25 years before . MassimO will be clear.;j up Uofttwen lontorro" : gomg to work at the 0 · Kan after actor Michael HoWard IJumbluJ •r.\ITY LADLE MATION I~CISI Mem bers and Gra nge officer~ , from NaUonel Grqe.: Mrs.' Harbor. He wu a merpber of .divorced in Jan. wtth tlie 'ln· r ,,_l!rl lt'lwl ''"' t.li"FY mJiniM "'l"'ir-.. from 11 subordinate granges Helen Radford, ·also of ROck ' the Krebs Chapel Church. .... • - - · - -.-· 1 I oli>l-111 on ITIAJtl Tue.dav evening at the Springs. received 1 blue rl~bon survlvill,l IU'e his wile, LuRo<·k Spnngs Grange where 1on her apPle mufflno, ofid Mro. e!lle Burris Rainey; three broG IV E / - .. · -- ~ Slale Deputy M~sters. Mr. and Clara Poulson of Hemlock ,... lbers, Harold. Orin and Otis ' T M.rs. \~rg1l Alkms oullmed tile _celved a blue ribbon ,.. ~r eot· Rainey, all of Point Pleasant: HA N KS· · .J tJ ~ 1 - ~ .vears work. rt was decJdrd to ton duster. and four sis,ers. Mrs. lcie BellW "j :' H a _Grange ban<1uet wilh fi. ' The followin.c Home •Ecooo- nett, Mrs. Ne!Ue Rifle, Mrs. . IT H nal delmls lu he dr>cJdrd at -nics chairmen also ~ive41 Esther Randolpb and Mrs RilF L0 1 the .January Pomona meeting. ribbons m the Superior-:nome J la Litchfield, all of Point Plea .. j WE RS . by He. -e n :i!ottel . 1 Granges are again to have an Economics Repurts to lbe stato, [ant , ' m·hange visitalion. It was vq- Mrs. Ann Holbday of Star Funeral servlct will be h ld , ' YOUTH ASKED IT This has been bothering me for Iled 10 raise ononey lor the ~r•;:,:· ~e ~lb~~ 1\11!. Am· Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Mo~r- 1 This column is for young 1sume time. I havt> to work my -~e~~s Count} HJ_stoncal Socte- :lue· ~r~ ZJJ.0 H t fs,prmp. Stevens Furieral Home with the I up pevple, •heir . problem~ <Hld ~ "'.ay through, otherwise 1 could- ' ~lh ~:11 ~ ~~~~~~~ ~u~d for blue;. Mis~ ~~rg~ni~:!:. Rev. '-:illiam Hatfield and the ; 0 Full power equipment, radio, new w]s/w tires, tinted pleasures, thPtr troublt>s and n t get my degree. My brother ied . FKI C m cs pro. terdav of Racfne btue a d C Rtv. Wdllam Matlcs officlatina. l fun. As with the rest of Helen had summer J"ubs that pat'd ht'm l . a . lhe ommun!ty Ser· ARE. _ ...:0_ ••.' _, Hn · • Burial will be in Suncrest Mm· · glass, I owner, new Cadillac trade, turquoise with 1 v1ce project • • '""• w '-•I'll Ul • onor · · Help U~, it weJCQmes laughs 1over $500 a monlh - and then 1 ·. . •Mrs. Pauline Atlrtns of Harrill: etery. turquoise interiOr. up bul won t do.ige a serious ques· ! got evenmg work at a servfCe I Ot~r ~roJ~ts _for t~e year 1onviUe a purple ribbon Friends may call at the Moh . t1c~ with a bl'ush-orf. istation, so college was a breeze 1are t e Boy \ Villa&e. ' ~ Mrs. ~tkins qed 1u' lectur· Stevens funeral borne after ri 1 Send your teen-age questions , for ium. But me? I'm lucky f bo Gr~ie SUPJX>rted farm er to attend tbe Grot LUes p m today Special lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. if l can get work at $50 a week. or ys wltlt • problem, lrtlo 1Le<tucers Conference II Colum· · · _·_ _ __ care ol Helen Help LIS, thb Th<_v say there's no discrimtn- are rehabohtat~. 1010 useful C!; , bus Nov. 28, 27, 28, er II least SERVICES ANNOUNCED newsp<~pe'r. alton m women's pay - hokand the Greek Team . . a part of it· I to be i S . . . GMAC Financing Avaii1W. HONESTY WILL GET ME 'I urn ' Show me ANY colle which has spent: fiv~ years . in pi . to. I so In ~w ~tal Thanks&lvmr Ieason ge , teaching !hod . , aniUI\8 enter the tanOUA meettnas will be held 11 the I~ TROVBLE 1 sophomore or freshman . . me .5 Ol talent contests and pro Rutlaod Mission Ch h Dea r Helen: Iwho can earn more Ihan M Atkand homemaking. ' Mr. All< ins stressed th~i Charles Set'•· f thurc . PReY. M f lk . th · t~ r. ms vresented honor 1 · K&S o e omt Y o s are a1ways com- a mon m ~~e summer - and rd .. being the Granges Centennial) Pleasant M'"""'Ofl Bib'· School pi ' tning about me .. . . that 's unsual' W"th awa certthrates rrom the ~~ .~e r ' ," " . h flllfltng ~y : . r d $2 000 . I expensrs Istate grange to the following year ~~h grange add at least Staff will be the guest speaker. '.1"' "'" '-"" much televos- • oun . . • year we can't subordinat . . 10. "Jp>embers to its roll llld Meetines will begin F 'd Cadillac - Oldsmobile 1un and readm~ m too dim a r~ake 11 -- be~ause our part- for a rf~tg;:~~~ :r~re~~~: carr ~ut programs stressiq Nov. 25 and continue th~~ayh l.g ht, and readm& too much : time work dur1ng the school peAIIred . Mr · . the 1 year ctlebration. He Sunday, Nov. %7. Service& w~ll 59 N, 2nd Avo. "You'U Lite Our Quality WayiC Dolq Buslaelll• · il .d all !hot. Jazz. They say J vear IS Just Co1umbus· s. Mrs Westma 1o •·g1·n at7·30 WY2-•s•n [ WY 2 5342 h as poorly pa1 d. Ru-- ,d1strt ut.ed various helps 1,111: • p.r.1. eacb even· ., uv pOft'leroy, Ohio '" II go blond. Is this true' . _1nasm uc as women are obHallida : . · . _ all presenl lng. 1 · • · - TOM v_IOUsly u~ inferior class, ~~an . St.nfo~ St~~~~:~~~~le ~ ! Refresllment.s of pie and ~.._.._,._.._.....,.......,,.......,u~""'""'""'""'""'""'-"' ~ ._~-~"""!l!'!!!""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!el!!!!~ Dear Tom : why don l they make tu1t10n lock · M Letfl .' m Ifee were served at the close t ~ • Honesty will get me in troub·! for women cheaper? - COL- . ' ~s. p • 1.Morns, Ra- 1he meeUnJ le vnth Your parents - w h 0 · LEGE GJRL CSilne; Mrs. Mau me Holiday, 1 ·- - - · - - _:_ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ De ar ; rs aude Holcomb · probably have exce llent reas- ' ar e.G.: Lau I· M. Le ba .I f' ns fo r not wanting vou lo over : Or open more higher • paid re · rds.M t R Koblentz, Do 11 . t1 · ·b h . · an rs. ulb Ebers- · , < on all these couuts .. But l)o s to t em' II IS unfatr, C. , Great Bend. lock Sllft er f1Jlng bhnd" 15 not the right G.. and. I hope Mrs . . , ·~n;;~~·,,,:~ ~=:"~~ii; one! II they'll cherk with an I more wtll be done about jl bon · 1 presented nb- i > eye pl'lysician or optil'ian, they · ~oon. - H. • LO S: a Jifts to Mrs. ~lnl• : will rind that tel evision, poor Dear Helen : uke of. R~k Sprincs who : !Jphts. rt>ading loo much "and J write to seven fellows in third 1 ~ the sta~e wJtb / al1 lhat jtJZZ ., rannot rui n your Viet nam ~ just friendly let· She eda:u~ on pdlow ca. •. though the strain ra n ters that I know cheer them jses.~==rece=:JY:ed~a::ro:=se~lle~,~~~"';;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii--o;;<l/ _ _,.TA1 . c~· w.;e headach~ - especially up. J'd like to send cookies and ~IT'fIf yoU need glasses. - H. : tl:ings to _them, too, but Dear Helrn . postage is too much. Do vou I like a hrn- very much . bnt ~row OOw mud1 it costs to Bi r· I doo 't sav ·.. hPi lj: .. to him n.;li l a parkage over thr>rP? A· hi' I "(I USf' I'm afra id hr mi g1 1t nn w twi ce what Ihe package is , not answt>r I gol to thinking worth. Evrn my ai rm ail stamps i muybe he do~>sn" t say ""l!i " tn lakP nbout a fifth of my all ow- I me for the sam P re;1 snn. Is if <H1ce. the gi rl's pi <Wt' to say 11 first'! II seems like our c-ountry is -P.II ..\1 . ril'h enough so tht post office r .s. W1• u.~~>d 10 talk to rarh dep.nrtment cou ld afford to lowor~er l<l SI yl'ar at schooL , ~~ the postage rates a little ~ DPar P: our fighling men. Maybe I'm lf you know enrh other. fo r nut of line. but if lhey are algoodne-ss sakes. ACT l1ke it lowed to send tMir mail free Which one says ••Hi'' first l' to us, why can't we have ·at dopsn't r:nafler. The point is - 1 least a little break on our mail Stlmebedy should say it. People Ito them ~ Planes are goin.r, over who don'! speak beraU!it' thf'"y- 1lhere every day anyny. 're <lfraid rbey 'll br s nu b b~d. ' - JENNIFER ~nnn gPt tlw reputation of he· 1Dear ,J!flniter: in~ snobs. - H. I Why not write your augge;. u.. ar H('lf'n: tWo to 1M Postmaster GenerThis is a word to t ho~e who a!? - H. Ut17.7Sx1U.JOJ7.7S.i4 mi ght be called "chicken." 1 fii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiij, TUIILIU NYLON w:1s called thi s by frien ds and 'LUISUIPID. a bo\' I li ke. Wel l. I too a dare lllCIII TAX ;.nd went along with him when eJnst.IIN & ltltncN In~ played "chicken." The two fREE r-:1 rs didn 't hit but his wtnt out . .- ' ' 0 BALL BRAND- REG. 5. 99 WINTER mE BOOTS and OXFORDS SHEAFFER - R1g. 1.49 CARTRIGE PEN SET CARTliGI nN AND 2 FUI C-'RT. S IXTU. "SKRIP" CARTltGII fi.OO 49c $1.49 Voluo IAVIIl.OO 49 - ~ -~~ ,... ,., . 1 "N I ~ . c OP l'iol , , BOOKCASES »" WTdo ' . .. ,. ' -... . . ~ 49.95 5 S ·.~d~p WALNUT DESKS 59.95 ' . .' . .nus wt:t:K·s SPECIAl. 01\'L \' AA·B ·WIDTHS JLAC~ GREEN, GREY FOR LEISURE COMFORT AND RIFILL fREE IXTRA RIFILLS SAVE $1.30 •. ,;. THE SHOE BOX:..~..,.~·.. --·~ - 49c - =-r-:::1=-r=l:::k COLORS: BROWN, BALLPOINT PEN ~ MIDDLEPORT .MATC/1/NGAIJfiM~Tit DRYEK .... . . I,Jtc:•~ dryw -~f!lm lnQ, tan- di'Y5 clothn fa s!l'f. • qn..wQtlk!Hr...... Giant lint scrten -traps more lonl. ~ "ffq~o~lrttiUI'"dtlnlrfl • ElduJiwt 5-wa~ ~eht1n1- tav~<: intt.liMion co1t. - -- 0 .. NIW . DUTTON DRUG lltl.. GIFT -A-RAMA SPECIALS! MIDDLEPORT GIFT ·A·RAMA SPECIALSI . 1.9 95 IRUSHED NYL"'!l J ti ; $HEAFFER- Reg. I ,79 \ ONLY - MAPLE DESKS LAMPS M•plo or W1lnul .,. . EASY TERMS ARRANGED ..... .' ' ·-~ol. :~.; ,a-.,...(llitl\JWII11:. . . .i'ii-111tltallaldlllollllMIIIIIIIItlllt»l-ll,rCtci(IC41ft'C:ICtCtCII"C...._ Jutt Receiv1dl .·_,._ ·- • ,. ' .. . J..') ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF . . WALKIE-TALKIE RADIOS . . PADDED- Rag. 5.44each . . . ! u;:t 11 -; -. ' ) "t """:" " .AUTO HEAD .Q&tf:;. ·. . I . ' t .S16·~ llf ~ ~rlt: •J .,.i: '·-:.1:~1 •I'" ' E"Y Ttllltt•ll \i) j l ·~~.L' :IJ'j ·..-" With 8racktll VInyl OlvtNCI Stypoftllll KEN~&i$- Rea. 11 ~; . FR~~ZE , •..., l · DECORATOR CHAIRS •• FOR EVERYWHERE I . " ,.)y;.J. :·n• :ll ' ·-~-:~,~ ' Tbere'1 juil l)le chair to put beauty and eomlort ' . where you need it in this marked-down 4!ollfl4!11on; · DAIRY . STAND .ICE ... ) . .· ~k~ tc't ~'fi,am ' clioo~~e from eolllernporlll')' to balo!!W ; , ,,10 • t .[ tllllll caterul quJUty plus ~Jilloa!l .~~r ~ . "l ' �.. .,..!. ,. .' ' \ ''• ~ t-!JaUy, Sentlne\ _Pomeroy·Mlddl~ o., . / ·-· ' ' '· . • Nov. 22, .1988. d . fl .WIJ4! . 'J • - . ·- "' ' :TTo ''' ·'···"c • 'l j L.IJJ ':· • ;b7rtJ "· ' . c:l\!:1 ,umt·'.' ·_·. •_n·~ '··fR'f"IIMI;;=~Y= YJ,· ... .. ~··. .' u· • ··;,; p, ' ""~"~' · ~~t· "'~"". ~ . ' ·· • · ~J•U.,..~IUmhlfllo ~r ~: "*;t"-""·r t'•rm • '·. ' :r:. ' '' ' • ' 1~ i . lio~ ' - ·-··. ~~ nlOI!Ilo, Dawn Ill llie llld IDslaDIJ1IIImeil •'toOK I m· (;:~··oha:..:.n"l =:, c.h~l.DI~wa naioi' · ev.anJst-conduplprtDw~.J,:, · .. , ...r~.r-:1'.' as...,. bood · . 'Plua ,.. ' ,,.,.. ~ tr~ Wlfe are 'dl'a E!d ( · •· ~ "'' -i• L ~tamt j ~ • 1 c ·r r EI 'K[±I r:q A li\et ·~op ~ ·- - . lo: - Grange orr·Jeers' Member$: ·. . . . , . ' Attend Tuesday Con'ferene I J f. ~=~~~c;.re.::!~:~~= I XI I ·------ r=vr )I le C --· o·-· ur W-eek·ly ,lfess e lsi : I p US : ~l SPECIALI 62 Cadillac h~ld _...:J 1 0 BEAUTIFUL CENTERPIECES $3.95 PLANTS I BLOOMING $2.50. M';y I COUPE DE VILLE $1995 POMPONS 98c bunch KARR &VAN ZANDT Dudley s I .... . II r··uE TEETH 1 .. 0: '!"' .,. . .:.:::=.=_=_-_-_-_-=~.:...,.:::.:.'-=-==- eyes, of cOlltrtl and we went into 1 ; • o.:mk. we,..... I You might say lucty. l \\'e didn 'I &tt killed. llul the h o~p ilal bills were enough to : about break my parent s. and the pain wasn "t exart!y easy to · take. I have a star I'll never out.groi( and, ot cour::>e, it's on ' my faee. Nowadays when anyone calls mt· "chicken" I use one of y1.ur expressions: ''Better a live chicken than a dead duclt." I - NO MORE RUSHIN' ROIJL. j F.TTF: . Df'ar Helen : I I'm a collet!" student. a girl. I COLEMAN HEATING . SALES e SERVICE ' I SIZE 600xiS .. · BLACK TUBELESS NYLON ' Coop('r TIRES . OIASE HARDW•RE .36" A H&Nid Ch11t, Mer. L.ecust St. MHWit,.art, 0. ASK AIOUT COOPIII'' NEW "NO· LIMIT" FULL Sl!lt· ' EAB TERMS . .. VICI Tfltl ~- GUARANTEE •· ' ~~ <'' I I, ' ~ ,_ . ·.1" POMIIOY •• • ..'• ' .·; .. 1 f ••• 1"- ~~ .. ' ' . ·.r. ~ ' . ·· ·If" ·~ ) -~ r ' .< ~; "· I ~. '.'bite'S Washington I' < I ' . "'\3i"'•·",,';:; . -". ' . ' '• •... , ' 'r 1\." ' ·, • ' f .. -' I ' ' L "\ r ' . ?'- ) ' ;~ • .r GIFT,C&RTIFICAT~S Comment .GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK WAIIBJNGTON - Lyndon il. 1 .Jottnsoo and Dwight D. Elsen· I h>~wer are memben of t h e sn.allest, Ute most ellclusive and lhe most powerful club In all the world, the olub of living Ameriean 1Jre~idents, past and preseJII. There is only one oth· er member, R tou11h old tv~v in Missouri called Harry S. Tru ln temperament, In p ersnn ali ty, in altitude toward many llo!itical issues, three more dif· r. "'"t men could hardly lle lo:nKI, in or out of any club. Owight F:isenhower has a ••110r view Indeed of Lyndon 1·1hnson's Grea1 Society, as he .·~d of Harry Truman's Fair Il~l. and he will stint not in 'II his days ahead In his efforts · '" bring Johnson wellarism to 1 ' halt through tile election oi , a good sound Republican J>m. ! ident in 1968. Harry Truman has no dtfftcul- · ty in restralnlng bls admiration for Dwight Eisenhower's do- ' mesue job In office. Lyndon Johnoon undoubtedly ha! h1s j own private views of some things about his fellow club members. Upon a single matter, llow· ever, 1111 three men could be more u 11111!. This is !he total necesllfty for 1 truly bipartiaau conduct of American forelp policy, And this ls wby Pres!· dent Jolmlon bas· now ukl!ill former President Eloenhower to make a worldwtd~ tour u an untilled ambaaucklr exlta~ ary In bebal! of the world Jn. terests of the United statesand this ia why Dwllbt Eiaello hower II the mallei' what Ia White Rouse ltnao ia usually termed "activo consiJI. eration." To hi 1ure. even U General ] Eisenhower does noi under· take this mission, It wiD still be difficult lor any Republican grnup to make mueb partlsaD use of &merloln forelln policy any IbM - · SO, In thls 'JIIIY and 1o th11 utent Lyndon John· son 11111 be the plner. But llllt will not bother Els· enhower 11 aD, not he •imply Iovas 1o make thlo,s easy lor a Dtmoerat wbo II Presldeal, hut rather becJUS~ he d-'1 It all mind makln1 things 111ier, II polllble, lor an •Ututlon eaDed the Pres~ dency. Anybow, IIIII foreign 11¢· icy II not juat L)'lldoD John•on't. It II al10 Dwilhl ED hower's and It 11 also Harry DEC. 2ncl DEC. 9th and Dle. 16th $100.00 $75.00 s50.iio $25.00 CU~t -,ASTORES .. R.AMA . CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIVE CANDLE lt..blorly $5.00 Special Price -$2.?0 ,,., HOLibA Y SPECIAL COWBOY BOOTS ,• $)99 Sixes 10to 3 Reg. $5.99 Book Stqre Pit. watet'a ldtf: · All thett .... lni lnd 1111JP0bll tween two · day wlten called 111 · the naval WSI yel lntere!l. ~~~tit · -. ..."' -! ~- I • .. l t see:~~~ FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS ' MIDqLI!I'OIIT, ROUSH'S SHOE STORE . Middleport 225 "''· Second GIFT ·A-RAM A SPEC I ALl GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS Gat dishes far cleaner than dlshwashing by hand! Give her a gift olle will really appre<late thla 1 GROUP Christmas . . a new Portable cr Cabinet Model White Sewin& Maehine. Choose from our many ftne model8 prlttd from f$9.50 up. LADIES COATS ClarbttiUU Glfu Coat l"og LESS • • • itt lttgeb Thb Year! ORITZ ELEC. SCISSORS DRESSES RIC!. $7.95 SALE $5.95 e In a fraction of the time No tired flnprs : Plugs Into any outlet. ~·.. 40!!.J MIDDLEPORT OHIO BAKER FURNITURE REG. 7.95 and ' · ' Look For Thb tid Each Week For The Speciai·Of·The·Wuk1 THE SEWING CENTER PT. PLEASANT MIDDLEPORT BAHR CLOTHIERS GIFT ·A-RAMA SPECIAL MIDDLEPORT GIFT ·A·RAMA SPECIAL! because illuetllltl.lla bl'fll!ilf'l:be • • TURDAY, ~ 24th .. 1'!.1,15 AU: OTHER ' PRIZES NOT CLAIMED .J.. ..... .,,' 1 1bo trulb II that no President in tbll columnlll's memory baa ••tuliiY been p~rtiaan In world affairs: and this Ia nol ony one of them hu 10 llt a coalfdentloul objector 111 party warlm. It II Jllmply becauae eadl bu knon - and poignantly known since the second World War - that pill' tisan polldes 11 1 two · bll buslnesl Indeed wben put a· ~ainst tbl meaaurelen perils to vital AJnerlean lnterellt - not DemoeraUc Interest, not Republtean lnterell, nol contervl· live lntemt, not ll~r1l 1nter•<l - that tile cold war ha• toroughl _ n.ere It another and a ht> man reason, monover. lor ~t Presidential toptllemeo • •nong men wbo are po~=~~11 c-apable of : cbMl'llllll '"h otber day of wuk on ror.the ~act ill of the IIIII ·v lonely and lnmdibly brutal '"" and 1!!11 iillf. tbree Uvlnl men who hoi! 'Witlll k II rea). ,1 like ~lllllhfohnlon, EJJ. enhnwer and Trull!lll< Eaoh one of lbeR fi!ID In hi! time hat hid to fllhl off unduly belllClole ~an 111&clateo who wanltd htm "to In there IIIII ftl!rt" lbe party abDul lilt WI'OIII &t tht 11111118 tlnle. . In a word, tlla~ loll al llllil PeMI)'IVII!I4 ~ \te n U~ . WaahiiiJIOD •~ a I__ , bery q~ tl!at f\111 1! fun nnmestlc 11~ · ' . thll there II .no;'JOj 'lcir ·· ' .;;:!;:,_ . G,.. AW~Y . ; -""' NOTHING TO IUY - YOU N1ED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET 1 Trumaa'•· ~~~~s:; " 1 lime t:'"""',~~~-~~.....,. , ~ -.- ~... .--.i+J ,r GET' YOUR FREE .TICkErS At' .. NOV. 25th man. AFIVf • ] ,. IN MSQ·OO and no llfi\J l4i the -~~: Jl . in Iwmtne ~ - ii'· .~.· ... -. ·'·.,. " w. -~1!" ' , •.!!2·~ - ... .\ ' ' .I~ .... . :f ." ) - '' t• . . ,: . .. ~ 124 •• ,,, "\ ' WIN. $1500·~ IN p:ftiZIS:sHOP 1·N Ml 22, 1988 · ·' '·~ ' ,' an . !. 1 !)ally Sentinel, Pomeroy· !>!~tldleport, 0., Nov. SHJRTFINISHING ----1 I El E - ·I 1-DAY.SERfiC .' .. .: R b' r • ) • tile·~·· ~ . but Alberl Ra'mey , 9i ·M day . Ill town lor N. y., : while?· P~~1~ 8ud'l , ~" led a rl•h 1 1 111'1 ' -· · 1-~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;,;;;;;-. 1 old IJsa ... ·· SJni~ lfrlnl Lo· our 1' .wor 1 • . . greeter Bud Pahiler tOld •;( rlfrioUi' Lolltl ~ 0 " al~iy opnt: ( .o"m~ ~ p~~ • ~!;! ~ & Jae~ gon"!' don't sill& . Sh!I'I'Y's. Madison Ave. GoiiJ'o·il1 . ~- , , ' ' Beaeh MaY"!' . E!!lot past 2.1,/las tprnid .ovfl' 'lb Jier tAqeli' t,...blley) a Manhat· they d"\e ''i>l>!fty nouon: 1 (Ao. . , . . . J<oosevelt and wife Pat d~rlnJ lawyer: \(OYS til~ !lei!Osit IJoi. W: " the same doll > 101!1: Luciana . tal servl<emfll s kit • for •, · · ROF.4L '-.lt-........ ii'MWlictoo ........ dinner at the Cioi 'Normand ·u e, in· Slrit.zeriJnd, · l~bi;Bl'._ Jell Gimbel's but Tllfints l)r):s. ,m"!l\"f . pv~rseas., containing · ~ts the city !45.QOO to 1135,, 1sOuth Arriertc. ,ahd lOu"'- ibe• Pa)u•d :. . Macy's · ' mightn't cakes.•. ca~d]l, cheeses and oth· .. 1100 per parade - buylni the her dead JtJI'pal l ~bly tell G1mbel's but Tlff@y'i Pres. er dehca~tes Wlih , a place for . loading up salaried died 'l•roke. ',_, . · · · Walter Hoving. was telling Car- lphotos on the greetlhc card .. !workers who climb to the top Pete ·~ ~ .nee e$ 00 tier's Chalrrnlll Jules <llealller/·foung <OJl1po~ .~urt Bacha· !floors of Lower Broadway build· next week "S~ Bowl'' plans something at IJlDell·in ~ Gren- j ra~ ,,~proof of bls skyrock1 to heave 1! out. then cleaR· for a JaQ. onli'ShOI pro·.-- lfl'ld PT. PLEASANT _ Albert oull!es .. · And the Rone!Fs !ling _success: Lester Lanln's IN _AT 9..:...0UT 'AT 5 up the trash later But World ~. .. ,. _ Rai"!'Y. 59, Point Pleasanl Rt. don t hale tHeir biggest compe-l recordmg: an ·L; of Burt's bits 1 was such an exciting sight, Errol FIY!iD'I: aon sean wu 1 die<! Monday morning in tiol· tltion The Supremes: the for· I (slartmg with ' Magic Mom0 JftS0ft S 01JirS ~'I' II 'W; Ti-ll& If> i.IO'T A'fi'T . spectacularly· fitting for the /'sprqJIIIe!·WOI!nded In Vllit. ~r Hospital lfter 1 brief llJ. m~r tosil\d.. a, charnpll8ne binge ents"l which .Perry Como re- , 5 nd St P~~~Mroy -'lO 1•: TAl<!~ Lmdys, Elsenhowors. McAr· Nam (he's a Patis Match war I!MS. In their Riverside Drive apart.' corded when no one else w9uld ' eco ' · 111;1HTI..Y !¥--1 !$ ~..:...._ astronau~. etc. . ... - reporter) · , . flim dlrect9r · ment make the latter Su· ·--·wAn employ, of tile 0-Kan Hat- premely . happy. /AI 4. bor, he wu born In Point Plea. , All the eonfusion about ac. 0 !In! September 11. 1907, a son pawn Addams' dead baby . ·' . - . " · • · •· ' · · of tho late Lonzo and Nannte bolo, lecaUy aamed Noel sean' _ ·r===--~=1"-..J:"'i;:;:::;~-;;;::;-~·~un~;·~ted;;!bJ~t~ht~l:bo~v~e!rort:oo~n. · p;; ; "'~ [ VanSlcltle Rainey. He was em- PatriCk Howard tho' she's still !•~... p~;e~ at the Marietta Manu- wed to Italian Prince VIUorio • _ _ _ _ _ _A,_ _ _ . lacturmg lor 25 years before . MassimO will be clear.;j up Uofttwen lontorro" : gomg to work at the 0 · Kan after actor Michael HoWard IJumbluJ •r.\ITY LADLE MATION I~CISI Mem bers and Gra nge officer~ , from NaUonel Grqe.: Mrs.' Harbor. He wu a merpber of .divorced in Jan. wtth tlie 'ln· r ,,_l!rl lt'lwl ''"' t.li"FY mJiniM "'l"'ir-.. from 11 subordinate granges Helen Radford, ·also of ROck ' the Krebs Chapel Church. .... • - - · - -.-· 1 I oli>l-111 on ITIAJtl Tue.dav evening at the Springs. received 1 blue rl~bon survlvill,l IU'e his wile, LuRo<·k Spnngs Grange where 1on her apPle mufflno, ofid Mro. e!lle Burris Rainey; three broG IV E / - .. · -- ~ Slale Deputy M~sters. Mr. and Clara Poulson of Hemlock ,... lbers, Harold. Orin and Otis ' T M.rs. \~rg1l Alkms oullmed tile _celved a blue ribbon ,.. ~r eot· Rainey, all of Point Pleasant: HA N KS· · .J tJ ~ 1 - ~ .vears work. rt was decJdrd to ton duster. and four sis,ers. Mrs. lcie BellW "j :' H a _Grange ban<1uet wilh fi. ' The followin.c Home •Ecooo- nett, Mrs. Ne!Ue Rifle, Mrs. . IT H nal delmls lu he dr>cJdrd at -nics chairmen also ~ive41 Esther Randolpb and Mrs RilF L0 1 the .January Pomona meeting. ribbons m the Superior-:nome J la Litchfield, all of Point Plea .. j WE RS . by He. -e n :i!ottel . 1 Granges are again to have an Economics Repurts to lbe stato, [ant , ' m·hange visitalion. It was vq- Mrs. Ann Holbday of Star Funeral servlct will be h ld , ' YOUTH ASKED IT This has been bothering me for Iled 10 raise ononey lor the ~r•;:,:· ~e ~lb~~ 1\11!. Am· Wednesday 2 p.m. at the Mo~r- 1 This column is for young 1sume time. I havt> to work my -~e~~s Count} HJ_stoncal Socte- :lue· ~r~ ZJJ.0 H t fs,prmp. Stevens Furieral Home with the I up pevple, •heir . problem~ <Hld ~ "'.ay through, otherwise 1 could- ' ~lh ~:11 ~ ~~~~~~~ ~u~d for blue;. Mis~ ~~rg~ni~:!:. Rev. '-:illiam Hatfield and the ; 0 Full power equipment, radio, new w]s/w tires, tinted pleasures, thPtr troublt>s and n t get my degree. My brother ied . FKI C m cs pro. terdav of Racfne btue a d C Rtv. Wdllam Matlcs officlatina. l fun. As with the rest of Helen had summer J"ubs that pat'd ht'm l . a . lhe ommun!ty Ser· ARE. _ ...:0_ ••.' _, Hn · • Burial will be in Suncrest Mm· · glass, I owner, new Cadillac trade, turquoise with 1 v1ce project • • '""• w '-•I'll Ul • onor · · Help U~, it weJCQmes laughs 1over $500 a monlh - and then 1 ·. . •Mrs. Pauline Atlrtns of Harrill: etery. turquoise interiOr. up bul won t do.ige a serious ques· ! got evenmg work at a servfCe I Ot~r ~roJ~ts _for t~e year 1onviUe a purple ribbon Friends may call at the Moh . t1c~ with a bl'ush-orf. istation, so college was a breeze 1are t e Boy \ Villa&e. ' ~ Mrs. ~tkins qed 1u' lectur· Stevens funeral borne after ri 1 Send your teen-age questions , for ium. But me? I'm lucky f bo Gr~ie SUPJX>rted farm er to attend tbe Grot LUes p m today Special lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT. if l can get work at $50 a week. or ys wltlt • problem, lrtlo 1Le<tucers Conference II Colum· · · _·_ _ __ care ol Helen Help LIS, thb Th<_v say there's no discrimtn- are rehabohtat~. 1010 useful C!; , bus Nov. 28, 27, 28, er II least SERVICES ANNOUNCED newsp<~pe'r. alton m women's pay - hokand the Greek Team . . a part of it· I to be i S . . . GMAC Financing Avaii1W. HONESTY WILL GET ME 'I urn ' Show me ANY colle which has spent: fiv~ years . in pi . to. I so In ~w ~tal Thanks&lvmr Ieason ge , teaching !hod . , aniUI\8 enter the tanOUA meettnas will be held 11 the I~ TROVBLE 1 sophomore or freshman . . me .5 Ol talent contests and pro Rutlaod Mission Ch h Dea r Helen: Iwho can earn more Ihan M Atkand homemaking. ' Mr. All< ins stressed th~i Charles Set'•· f thurc . PReY. M f lk . th · t~ r. ms vresented honor 1 · K&S o e omt Y o s are a1ways com- a mon m ~~e summer - and rd .. being the Granges Centennial) Pleasant M'"""'Ofl Bib'· School pi ' tning about me .. . . that 's unsual' W"th awa certthrates rrom the ~~ .~e r ' ," " . h flllfltng ~y : . r d $2 000 . I expensrs Istate grange to the following year ~~h grange add at least Staff will be the guest speaker. '.1"' "'" '-"" much televos- • oun . . • year we can't subordinat . . 10. "Jp>embers to its roll llld Meetines will begin F 'd Cadillac - Oldsmobile 1un and readm~ m too dim a r~ake 11 -- be~ause our part- for a rf~tg;:~~~ :r~re~~~: carr ~ut programs stressiq Nov. 25 and continue th~~ayh l.g ht, and readm& too much : time work dur1ng the school peAIIred . Mr · . the 1 year ctlebration. He Sunday, Nov. %7. Service& w~ll 59 N, 2nd Avo. "You'U Lite Our Quality WayiC Dolq Buslaelll• · il .d all !hot. Jazz. They say J vear IS Just Co1umbus· s. Mrs Westma 1o •·g1·n at7·30 WY2-•s•n [ WY 2 5342 h as poorly pa1 d. Ru-- ,d1strt ut.ed various helps 1,111: • p.r.1. eacb even· ., uv pOft'leroy, Ohio '" II go blond. Is this true' . _1nasm uc as women are obHallida : . · . _ all presenl lng. 1 · • · - TOM v_IOUsly u~ inferior class, ~~an . St.nfo~ St~~~~:~~~~le ~ ! Refresllment.s of pie and ~.._.._,._.._.....,.......,,.......,u~""'""'""'""'""'""'-"' ~ ._~-~"""!l!'!!!""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!el!!!!~ Dear Tom : why don l they make tu1t10n lock · M Letfl .' m Ifee were served at the close t ~ • Honesty will get me in troub·! for women cheaper? - COL- . ' ~s. p • 1.Morns, Ra- 1he meeUnJ le vnth Your parents - w h 0 · LEGE GJRL CSilne; Mrs. Mau me Holiday, 1 ·- - - · - - _:_ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ De ar ; rs aude Holcomb · probably have exce llent reas- ' ar e.G.: Lau I· M. Le ba .I f' ns fo r not wanting vou lo over : Or open more higher • paid re · rds.M t R Koblentz, Do 11 . t1 · ·b h . · an rs. ulb Ebers- · , < on all these couuts .. But l)o s to t em' II IS unfatr, C. , Great Bend. lock Sllft er f1Jlng bhnd" 15 not the right G.. and. I hope Mrs . . , ·~n;;~~·,,,:~ ~=:"~~ii; one! II they'll cherk with an I more wtll be done about jl bon · 1 presented nb- i > eye pl'lysician or optil'ian, they · ~oon. - H. • LO S: a Jifts to Mrs. ~lnl• : will rind that tel evision, poor Dear Helen : uke of. R~k Sprincs who : !Jphts. rt>ading loo much "and J write to seven fellows in third 1 ~ the sta~e wJtb / al1 lhat jtJZZ ., rannot rui n your Viet nam ~ just friendly let· She eda:u~ on pdlow ca. •. though the strain ra n ters that I know cheer them jses.~==rece=:JY:ed~a::ro:=se~lle~,~~~"';;;;;;;;;iiiiiiii--o;;<l/ _ _,.TA1 . c~· w.;e headach~ - especially up. J'd like to send cookies and ~IT'fIf yoU need glasses. - H. : tl:ings to _them, too, but Dear Helrn . postage is too much. Do vou I like a hrn- very much . bnt ~row OOw mud1 it costs to Bi r· I doo 't sav ·.. hPi lj: .. to him n.;li l a parkage over thr>rP? A· hi' I "(I USf' I'm afra id hr mi g1 1t nn w twi ce what Ihe package is , not answt>r I gol to thinking worth. Evrn my ai rm ail stamps i muybe he do~>sn" t say ""l!i " tn lakP nbout a fifth of my all ow- I me for the sam P re;1 snn. Is if <H1ce. the gi rl's pi <Wt' to say 11 first'! II seems like our c-ountry is -P.II ..\1 . ril'h enough so tht post office r .s. W1• u.~~>d 10 talk to rarh dep.nrtment cou ld afford to lowor~er l<l SI yl'ar at schooL , ~~ the postage rates a little ~ DPar P: our fighling men. Maybe I'm lf you know enrh other. fo r nut of line. but if lhey are algoodne-ss sakes. ACT l1ke it lowed to send tMir mail free Which one says ••Hi'' first l' to us, why can't we have ·at dopsn't r:nafler. The point is - 1 least a little break on our mail Stlmebedy should say it. People Ito them ~ Planes are goin.r, over who don'! speak beraU!it' thf'"y- 1lhere every day anyny. 're <lfraid rbey 'll br s nu b b~d. ' - JENNIFER ~nnn gPt tlw reputation of he· 1Dear ,J!flniter: in~ snobs. - H. I Why not write your augge;. u.. ar H('lf'n: tWo to 1M Postmaster GenerThis is a word to t ho~e who a!? - H. Ut17.7Sx1U.JOJ7.7S.i4 mi ght be called "chicken." 1 fii"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiij, TUIILIU NYLON w:1s called thi s by frien ds and 'LUISUIPID. a bo\' I li ke. Wel l. I too a dare lllCIII TAX ;.nd went along with him when eJnst.IIN & ltltncN In~ played "chicken." The two fREE r-:1 rs didn 't hit but his wtnt out . .- ' ' 0 BALL BRAND- REG. 5. 99 WINTER mE BOOTS and OXFORDS SHEAFFER - R1g. 1.49 CARTRIGE PEN SET CARTliGI nN AND 2 FUI C-'RT. S IXTU. "SKRIP" CARTltGII fi.OO 49c $1.49 Voluo IAVIIl.OO 49 - ~ -~~ ,... ,., . 1 "N I ~ . c OP l'iol , , BOOKCASES »" WTdo ' . .. ,. ' -... . . ~ 49.95 5 S ·.~d~p WALNUT DESKS 59.95 ' . .' . .nus wt:t:K·s SPECIAl. 01\'L \' AA·B ·WIDTHS JLAC~ GREEN, GREY FOR LEISURE COMFORT AND RIFILL fREE IXTRA RIFILLS SAVE $1.30 •. ,;. THE SHOE BOX:..~..,.~·.. --·~ - 49c - =-r-:::1=-r=l:::k COLORS: BROWN, BALLPOINT PEN ~ MIDDLEPORT .MATC/1/NGAIJfiM~Tit DRYEK .... . . I,Jtc:•~ dryw -~f!lm lnQ, tan- di'Y5 clothn fa s!l'f. • qn..wQtlk!Hr...... Giant lint scrten -traps more lonl. ~ "ffq~o~lrttiUI'"dtlnlrfl • ElduJiwt 5-wa~ ~eht1n1- tav~<: intt.liMion co1t. - -- 0 .. NIW . DUTTON DRUG lltl.. GIFT -A-RAMA SPECIALS! MIDDLEPORT GIFT ·A·RAMA SPECIALSI . 1.9 95 IRUSHED NYL"'!l J ti ; $HEAFFER- Reg. I ,79 \ ONLY - MAPLE DESKS LAMPS M•plo or W1lnul .,. . EASY TERMS ARRANGED ..... .' ' ·-~ol. :~.; ,a-.,...(llitl\JWII11:. . . .i'ii-111tltallaldlllollllMIIIIIIIItlllt»l-ll,rCtci(IC41ft'C:ICtCtCII"C...._ Jutt Receiv1dl .·_,._ ·- • ,. ' .. . J..') ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF . . WALKIE-TALKIE RADIOS . . PADDED- Rag. 5.44each . . . ! u;:t 11 -; -. ' ) "t """:" " .AUTO HEAD .Q&tf:;. ·. . I . ' t .S16·~ llf ~ ~rlt: •J .,.i: '·-:.1:~1 •I'" ' E"Y Ttllltt•ll \i) j l ·~~.L' :IJ'j ·..-" With 8racktll VInyl OlvtNCI Stypoftllll KEN~&i$- Rea. 11 ~; . FR~~ZE , •..., l · DECORATOR CHAIRS •• FOR EVERYWHERE I . " ,.)y;.J. :·n• :ll ' ·-~-:~,~ ' Tbere'1 juil l)le chair to put beauty and eomlort ' . where you need it in this marked-down 4!ollfl4!11on; · DAIRY . STAND .ICE ... ) . .· ~k~ tc't ~'fi,am ' clioo~~e from eolllernporlll')' to balo!!W ; , ,,10 • t .[ tllllll caterul quJUty plus ~Jilloa!l .~~r ~ . "l ' �,. ' ··! .., ·"~· · h '""''' ' ' ' ' . W4NT AD INFORMATION ,, -~1·· ,. · p~·"'f' ·MotOr~ Qi .. •.. ••19y' eo8t, · 'l·•· I ' size 14, ·~; one mer co8t~ ,size Powell, RL 1, Rlimne, naV)•il ROOM house ,)Oca!ed on gravel road, 18 ams some tlm!Jer; price $2300. George Hobstetter, Broker, Hilton Wolfe, Salesman. Ph. 949·3211. 9fll-26114. HO'NDl SAUS 1.:$,ElVIa II 20 ~T BlAriJNARS aAfll From tho Llrseot Tru.ok or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. • Ctn t per want ont tM~crtiM MlnlnW,_ Char.. tO anN u Ct"ft per waro lot ruM c. . .. ~ttiVI lnttrtltl!.l H " ' nnl DIKOUIII In ptl. . . . lnf tclt fiiiCI wltiiiD II ..,,.. c;AitD 01' TKAIUll 6 O•ITUAIUQ 'U:J fiN' fl weN '"lnlmvm. IIC .. IICI.Ifttltfll -n:l lc. Phone m-2143 PonMroy, 0. · 1:~e ,; ...' SERVICE OFFIC:• HOURI 1:11 A. M, te l :lf P. M. 0111? ' •• ONI 'NICI11' 0'11 11!. DICK RAWUNOI, ·. , · ec.r eTruck·eHIIhr Core e Bulldour WANT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 eAny Ty~ KEITH GOBLE FORD • .FOOR ?1\EAfi'sOFPEAI'jUT 8UiTER,5QUIRTOFML16TARD, Rawlings' Hond• .' ' 51111 ..,. ' ... . ••• SUCEOFONION, FOUR MARA$<:~JNOGHERRJE'5, Ra.\/Cf'~Aftllll>lE~MU>HflOO>\S~ Oi0PPEDWALNUT6,. •• •• i• YOOLOOK6REENI~ I -6REEN I.>REENISM. ;"' . wv .:I4J51. .·. ·.'.'. MIDDUPOit, OHIO " · ' . ' DRIVE ·A · ' . CLEAN C~R ' IT OlitY . . ONLY ~f SPOT FROM OHf OF YOuR C»>ER'A5l.OAJift'WlTH CON\IEN· TIONAL FILM, COLONEL LEE. IT ,.,.. I I I 61Vf Nf. A FEW MINUTfS PlOT 'IOI.Ifi: CAMER'A RUN .;or A MATCH-UP PRINT OF THE -------- ~ ly AL LI'L ABNEII ~APP A MAf'·AAI' l CA!if·eii:O)V ~ ex.AeTLY WHfRI!! ..; I. '' TAKII ',, USULl l'aODUC:INe '... . ·'' PlOP~ ' II ...,.CAtL ... ONI MIJI~ ' JIIUflllr I:JI A. M. M 11:11 NHft IT'I 10 IAIY TO I'LACI A t, ,·'I' Rttl ,., want Alii ll...,leto ":loi fHI :WlLLETi I. IIAIItNEY ' ·, ' • QUAl ITT .. ,.,.. ottA·d, Cet ·Extra·:Cas~ll M; .I ·'· f • '' 50C ..,, U.DRIVE THRU· ;;· CAll WASH''~ i ' ~- ,· > ty HOWIE SCHN~IDER ;~..........~..........;J WANTED: Now turkey growers for tho Rolston Purina Co., prospective grower milling I p.m. Mondoy, Nov. 28. Notice Auction Adams and Slanley Post House and Trading is now under one roof Laurel Clirf School House on State Route 124 and Rt. 7 by-pass, oprn daily at 12 noon. Jim Adams SHOULD L£1\Rh.J JUDO IfJ OR!JI!;R 'TO Def<ND 1HEMSEOO ! a~ he can't stat.J long! 1-le'l! be tota l ~ NGr ME! to! and 11 20 tfc 1 .Worthy Stanley. Just EV~R'.'OIVE .. , Sale or Trade "'1!1£"'o,..Ri:-A;-::i\1BLER str~lion wagon , THE BORN LOSIII {; cylinder, 1.1) srat, with rack, will !iell real cheap f&r ·'.. " ' DICK iRACY cash or wJII trade for or on I housetrailer or farm tractor and implements. Inquire al Lewis Trading Post, Buy, Sell, Trade, 3rd & Mill Streets, Middleport, 0. ll t.! 6ip - ------·- For Sale or Rent "TI-l' DICKEN~ WITH PlAVII'f BLIND PH-I MOI?E r THAT BIG lOUT 01'4 T'H' SANk'· WHY {)OES/'I" T Ht:·--~ wATCI4 MY sru~=~ SANCN" 1 IF ONt!l I"M GF*AT 6C<1TT ' A CHANN£L SIAJIMMEI? CQULD l)lii(JWN ri "lli!?1 JCE WATER I T\-I[V'U. BOT" DROWN) ~ \®1, "rnf6·0JRRENT! I~ ot-IL'/ I CArol GRAel '~M A'S THEY COME: ~I LOc»<AT T~T LITTLE MoMKW SWIM I lfiTM<I e<cellent condition, conveoi· ent ~() a shopping area, lmmed.Jate oocupancy. Ph. 992_:~~fter ~:....~. ~10_26__ Uc j For Rent JICIIOtiS 1 ltu:apit.t usanti.aro 6. : :1 ?:" 11. voxod 12. Swa.in G ROm.1 hQu se and bath, Fur- l:J..Dry nace and garage, 255 Wl'st J<l . .IXM1ble 15. A1u1.tic Main St., Pnmt'roy, 0. Ph. st\rub 992-2668 or !1!12-2961. 16. An annt>.ll: ll 20 61c 17. Type - =-c==--- -~- measure 3. Homer's epk: P'OfJnl 4. Gu.i.dt-d 2t . DNpi.. :..~M' .tl 25.A lubr\. I 24 Uc -- -and two bed· =-:-=~--- FURNISHED one room, first rloor apartments, Phone 99Z.. 3871. 10 21 tfc FOUH ROOM furnished apar~ menL II'Y 2-31i53. I II tic FURNJSf{ED anii""Uni\irnished .apartmPn!s. Close to school, Phone 99..: 5U4. 10 18 tfc ---~----- For Saie EXTRA nice !95~ 7. Not•hort ""'' S. Pulpy fruit 26. ColD 28. Sailorl 9. Shootiag- ~.ltller ..... or ll&n 10. P011tulat• u. TwiftiDg ot.m 1&. Tl"iwnphs 1'&. Wail 20. Pla.y on. IJ, Noclumol mam- 38. llianll mal 32. Teste: oolloq. 33. V..uain& lndl&n 39.Buver , State: abbr. -- -· ... - . &Retucee: ~· .. ~ • I' "' AND FOR THE ~ND EXTRAIIIIGIONT GIFT FeR MY DEAR LAW1 I rlver- '· 37. PlAnte"' 39. SultAna1e 40. Pitch.•rw .fl. Beaten along th11 Moha.wk 42. A bo&or NO. 1 Kennebec potatoel!, Charles Hilton, Portland, 0. 10 23 30Jc E:;:I;-;,E;;;CT;;;R:;;o"w'"x"·-=s= w=-: eeJl"r, on wheels, uses paper bags, dual eleaning lools for rugs, furniture, dusting, ete. Only s paymenlo left 16.91 eacb. l'h. 11 a . ,, 1 I DOWN 1. Pacll:lng """ .....lt1 DAILY CRYI"J''QUOTE- Hero'o how to work A.XYDLaAAXa . I;' t. LONOr&LLOW __ One lettft' almply slanda for IUlOUier. ln tht. •&mplt A .. UH4 the three L'a, X lor the lwo o· .. etc. Blft&le Jet.ten, Ap(*tropbltt, the length Md. formation ot tM~ fl.ll hlnta. .E&ob day the COde 1ellera are 4111ferent. tor ... ...,...._ I CVE OJI'k.N: PB NHOB l!lVJ HB NCHB DTX wor_,. BTCJI!D, ICHBD ': HJN CVJD HAHO HB BVJ,-ECSHBD 'I'XI!lBPLX 1'oolor~>'• """"""""' 1T l8 A BOUGH ROAD 'I'ILl"r -i : l.JIWlll TO THE HI)JQifl'll OF GltEA-.-BIIIiiDCA <0 - Klol ·-~- 111&) .r 7 ROOM HOUSE, me or 44· aCU~, Bill Cozart, 1 cine, 0. Ph. 8i!l.36i2. ' , II 1J l!c . ' -. : •.: .. 11a .. f" L ! , I r I race1· Cadillac 4 "00. 578 -. 4,3. Gra.}'ilh blue --- -- I 2. Employed door hardtop, rull pow~r Mrs. Fdith Burton, Broadway, Middleport. 11 20 JIC ·--~ COAL =~ MINE with ·-complete operation e<!Uipment. Phone 712·5022, 11 21 61C H2-268L ........ nidmame ....... -. .• cable : 6. Hurl TRAILER. Brown's Trailer 18. Swirlml!:" P . J. I Court. Minersvillf', 0. Phone 20. 21. Sing\... !192·3324. II 17 61c 22. Hair11".A unit 23. CooU 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment 22. Prickly envelope~ lichuy in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. or fruit II 16 lfc 2.1. PMls 28. Minililer'l TRAILER space on Brownell Ave , Middleport. Ph. 99Z.. 'rl. Vtx Seee:ame 2o25. ll 10 He 28. 29. Borinc t..oo1 MODERN l bedroom home, 30. Witlds Ft.h. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 9112-2903 day 3t. M. Harbor or 992-3i02 evenings. 36.D....,. :\tiddll'port, 0. -- _, DAJl y CROSSWORD 3 ROOM furnished apartment, '" " ~-· " �,. ' ··! .., ·"~· · h '""''' ' ' ' ' . W4NT AD INFORMATION ,, -~1·· ,. · p~·"'f' ·MotOr~ Qi .. •.. ••19y' eo8t, · 'l·•· I ' size 14, ·~; one mer co8t~ ,size Powell, RL 1, Rlimne, naV)•il ROOM house ,)Oca!ed on gravel road, 18 ams some tlm!Jer; price $2300. George Hobstetter, Broker, Hilton Wolfe, Salesman. Ph. 949·3211. 9fll-26114. HO'NDl SAUS 1.:$,ElVIa II 20 ~T BlAriJNARS aAfll From tho Llrseot Tru.ok or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. • Ctn t per want ont tM~crtiM MlnlnW,_ Char.. tO anN u Ct"ft per waro lot ruM c. . .. ~ttiVI lnttrtltl!.l H " ' nnl DIKOUIII In ptl. . . . lnf tclt fiiiCI wltiiiD II ..,,.. c;AitD 01' TKAIUll 6 O•ITUAIUQ 'U:J fiN' fl weN '"lnlmvm. IIC .. IICI.Ifttltfll -n:l lc. Phone m-2143 PonMroy, 0. · 1:~e ,; ...' SERVICE OFFIC:• HOURI 1:11 A. M, te l :lf P. M. 0111? ' •• ONI 'NICI11' 0'11 11!. DICK RAWUNOI, ·. , · ec.r eTruck·eHIIhr Core e Bulldour WANT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 eAny Ty~ KEITH GOBLE FORD • .FOOR ?1\EAfi'sOFPEAI'jUT 8UiTER,5QUIRTOFML16TARD, Rawlings' Hond• .' ' 51111 ..,. ' ... . ••• SUCEOFONION, FOUR MARA$<:~JNOGHERRJE'5, Ra.\/Cf'~Aftllll>lE~MU>HflOO>\S~ Oi0PPEDWALNUT6,. •• •• i• YOOLOOK6REENI~ I -6REEN I.>REENISM. ;"' . wv .:I4J51. .·. ·.'.'. MIDDUPOit, OHIO " · ' . ' DRIVE ·A · ' . CLEAN C~R ' IT OlitY . . ONLY ~f SPOT FROM OHf OF YOuR C»>ER'A5l.OAJift'WlTH CON\IEN· TIONAL FILM, COLONEL LEE. IT ,.,.. I I I 61Vf Nf. A FEW MINUTfS PlOT 'IOI.Ifi: CAMER'A RUN .;or A MATCH-UP PRINT OF THE -------- ~ ly AL LI'L ABNEII ~APP A MAf'·AAI' l CA!if·eii:O)V ~ ex.AeTLY WHfRI!! ..; I. '' TAKII ',, USULl l'aODUC:INe '... . ·'' PlOP~ ' II ...,.CAtL ... ONI MIJI~ ' JIIUflllr I:JI A. M. M 11:11 NHft IT'I 10 IAIY TO I'LACI A t, ,·'I' Rttl ,., want Alii ll...,leto ":loi fHI :WlLLETi I. IIAIItNEY ' ·, ' • QUAl ITT .. ,.,.. ottA·d, Cet ·Extra·:Cas~ll M; .I ·'· f • '' 50C ..,, U.DRIVE THRU· ;;· CAll WASH''~ i ' ~- ,· > ty HOWIE SCHN~IDER ;~..........~..........;J WANTED: Now turkey growers for tho Rolston Purina Co., prospective grower milling I p.m. Mondoy, Nov. 28. Notice Auction Adams and Slanley Post House and Trading is now under one roof Laurel Clirf School House on State Route 124 and Rt. 7 by-pass, oprn daily at 12 noon. Jim Adams SHOULD L£1\Rh.J JUDO IfJ OR!JI!;R 'TO Def<ND 1HEMSEOO ! a~ he can't stat.J long! 1-le'l! be tota l ~ NGr ME! to! and 11 20 tfc 1 .Worthy Stanley. Just EV~R'.'OIVE .. , Sale or Trade "'1!1£"'o,..Ri:-A;-::i\1BLER str~lion wagon , THE BORN LOSIII {; cylinder, 1.1) srat, with rack, will !iell real cheap f&r ·'.. " ' DICK iRACY cash or wJII trade for or on I housetrailer or farm tractor and implements. Inquire al Lewis Trading Post, Buy, Sell, Trade, 3rd & Mill Streets, Middleport, 0. ll t.! 6ip - ------·- For Sale or Rent "TI-l' DICKEN~ WITH PlAVII'f BLIND PH-I MOI?E r THAT BIG lOUT 01'4 T'H' SANk'· WHY {)OES/'I" T Ht:·--~ wATCI4 MY sru~=~ SANCN" 1 IF ONt!l I"M GF*AT 6C<1TT ' A CHANN£L SIAJIMMEI? CQULD l)lii(JWN ri "lli!?1 JCE WATER I T\-I[V'U. BOT" DROWN) ~ \®1, "rnf6·0JRRENT! I~ ot-IL'/ I CArol GRAel '~M A'S THEY COME: ~I LOc»<AT T~T LITTLE MoMKW SWIM I lfiTM<I e<cellent condition, conveoi· ent ~() a shopping area, lmmed.Jate oocupancy. Ph. 992_:~~fter ~:....~. ~10_26__ Uc j For Rent JICIIOtiS 1 ltu:apit.t usanti.aro 6. : :1 ?:" 11. voxod 12. Swa.in G ROm.1 hQu se and bath, Fur- l:J..Dry nace and garage, 255 Wl'st J<l . .IXM1ble 15. A1u1.tic Main St., Pnmt'roy, 0. Ph. st\rub 992-2668 or !1!12-2961. 16. An annt>.ll: ll 20 61c 17. Type - =-c==--- -~- measure 3. Homer's epk: P'OfJnl 4. Gu.i.dt-d 2t . DNpi.. :..~M' .tl 25.A lubr\. I 24 Uc -- -and two bed· =-:-=~--- FURNISHED one room, first rloor apartments, Phone 99Z.. 3871. 10 21 tfc FOUH ROOM furnished apar~ menL II'Y 2-31i53. I II tic FURNJSf{ED anii""Uni\irnished .apartmPn!s. Close to school, Phone 99..: 5U4. 10 18 tfc ---~----- For Saie EXTRA nice !95~ 7. Not•hort ""'' S. Pulpy fruit 26. ColD 28. Sailorl 9. Shootiag- ~.ltller ..... or ll&n 10. P011tulat• u. TwiftiDg ot.m 1&. Tl"iwnphs 1'&. Wail 20. Pla.y on. IJ, Noclumol mam- 38. llianll mal 32. Teste: oolloq. 33. V..uain& lndl&n 39.Buver , State: abbr. -- -· ... - . &Retucee: ~· .. ~ • I' "' AND FOR THE ~ND EXTRAIIIIGIONT GIFT FeR MY DEAR LAW1 I rlver- '· 37. PlAnte"' 39. SultAna1e 40. Pitch.•rw .fl. Beaten along th11 Moha.wk 42. A bo&or NO. 1 Kennebec potatoel!, Charles Hilton, Portland, 0. 10 23 30Jc E:;:I;-;,E;;;CT;;;R:;;o"w'"x"·-=s= w=-: eeJl"r, on wheels, uses paper bags, dual eleaning lools for rugs, furniture, dusting, ete. Only s paymenlo left 16.91 eacb. l'h. 11 a . ,, 1 I DOWN 1. Pacll:lng """ .....lt1 DAILY CRYI"J''QUOTE- Hero'o how to work A.XYDLaAAXa . I;' t. LONOr&LLOW __ One lettft' almply slanda for IUlOUier. ln tht. •&mplt A .. UH4 the three L'a, X lor the lwo o· .. etc. Blft&le Jet.ten, Ap(*tropbltt, the length Md. formation ot tM~ fl.ll hlnta. .E&ob day the COde 1ellera are 4111ferent. tor ... ...,...._ I CVE OJI'k.N: PB NHOB l!lVJ HB NCHB DTX wor_,. BTCJI!D, ICHBD ': HJN CVJD HAHO HB BVJ,-ECSHBD 'I'XI!lBPLX 1'oolor~>'• """"""""' 1T l8 A BOUGH ROAD 'I'ILl"r -i : l.JIWlll TO THE HI)JQifl'll OF GltEA-.-BIIIiiDCA <0 - Klol ·-~- 111&) .r 7 ROOM HOUSE, me or 44· aCU~, Bill Cozart, 1 cine, 0. Ph. 8i!l.36i2. ' , II 1J l!c . ' -. : •.: .. 11a .. f" L ! , I r I race1· Cadillac 4 "00. 578 -. 4,3. Gra.}'ilh blue --- -- I 2. Employed door hardtop, rull pow~r Mrs. Fdith Burton, Broadway, Middleport. 11 20 JIC ·--~ COAL =~ MINE with ·-complete operation e<!Uipment. Phone 712·5022, 11 21 61C H2-268L ........ nidmame ....... -. .• cable : 6. Hurl TRAILER. Brown's Trailer 18. Swirlml!:" P . J. I Court. Minersvillf', 0. Phone 20. 21. Sing\... !192·3324. II 17 61c 22. Hair11".A unit 23. CooU 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment 22. Prickly envelope~ lichuy in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. or fruit II 16 lfc 2.1. PMls 28. Minililer'l TRAILER space on Brownell Ave , Middleport. Ph. 99Z.. 'rl. Vtx Seee:ame 2o25. ll 10 He 28. 29. Borinc t..oo1 MODERN l bedroom home, 30. Witlds Ft.h. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 9112-2903 day 3t. M. Harbor or 992-3i02 evenings. 36.D....,. :\tiddll'port, 0. -- _, DAJl y CROSSWORD 3 ROOM furnished apartment, '" " ~-· " �•• .~-~· ,1\ ~ .- ' ... ,. o., Nov.- 2!, 1110e . , Around' ani Syrocuse·Meth!Ni$t urc as · · Ab New Look of Several Improvements,' · out The S racuse Methodist delabra on either side. h Y Two palms and new flag pOmeroy 1 k church r:; ~~ oo..:as laid stands, with tassels, and eagle, s-o.any s.nunel, Pomeroy-MtadleP.,rt. - . ..... ' . .... ;• · . Ch :h-- H A..l •· · · · Three Actions . Mrs. 'Ben B~ck Is Reel'ected' .. Cl p 'd. t .on res• ~n . ' •' I c. '. . • I "' ·, ' . ,, •• I ~ ~ ~ Co~ Member. • Gil . To.Marletta ' . ., Filed in Court ' co't.i~. ~ ~= IC ·fti\,e• .' ' co~y.,a ·~j.twitDr~ :!:. - .:~ . ·., . l\Odti:,llitr, PWmOII\b 1!11~~ .'\JIIIIpollt ne ·l&v. ' Alkire, ""'I ........ . - ~a '"' s~~~ ' , 11 I' Gaqe ana About .. r~ .. ' ·• ' #'. ,, '• r.· :£ I d d Middl eport ,, 1 Jres , 1 W'/f B Samcoa /p .' ,. '.' ·. .j • ... llospilal News PTA R• .. ~ + 'JOI•Iil . ,. ... Irma• .... Election• of olficen. was held PT. PLEASANT - Two elvU. the ~ Meelb!s . . 1rict SilporbttendeD~ al . 1llo Dam 1iJ, a:5~ Nilnlilf ~\It llel by ·the Wtlllng Wortors class actions and one civil appeal lrict 13 m Marietta Fl~ ilftdti!i Metbitdlll Clturch 00 on rollorll, POIIIei'C!l'~n •·· l'eC<Iltly at lite borne of Mrs. have been filed. ln the office of :ence · -~Di1,'i •'Es~r .Saimlar,cN"'omber II, liM, 5S, Pt. p~ .23.113, Hlntoa ' DRwtgadbt Logan, R~ Sprllll!s the Circuit Clerk. . , M.rg~lji!: ~ttrl_nl'. -~1 ~I I p.m. 0.91 falUn(, Kanawlta. J)lk lasNet"week which adds much to or cross on the top h~ve been 0 • ' 1 ced th ch ncel and new one l.,tyled Clil>ens Nation: wn..s r, """a U2 falllng, Cbarlflfi>JI lU'1 lhe beauty of Its sanctuary. l)o. P a on e a . Gordon Fi'!her of Parkersburg ' The meetln w~· In ch e . S lvia Zwtlling Eile . ·ukod to are . ~tatlonary. London,. ..;r at~rtilet ctl cloth (red velvet) has been lights are on the pulptt, plano W. Va. spent the weekend "'ith lot Mrs. Ben 'suck, presl;;:t. al Bank vs. Billy Pic~: !~~ ·cl'ara. Lav~ MaRl~; )lu'lloaaltuo; HOlllb Cbllltb; and Wln!iOJd dain.slltn:on 1111 hung in the chancel, and there •?d new organ. Racks f~r ~~ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mas- IArticles were read, Including, ~nce~~tihro::Ztng ju~ ·Jtalhtjji •JoltillOO, :W'!"'ell . smu,r, Syractrle sills. . •iI . are new covers for the pulp!~ dmg four books are on t el k on Fisher and family. . Diary of a Bible by Mrs. Geof· e lp a . t the defendant In .Hemsley .. . Churcll; · 30li 'Klmlllor. llaMoveliintar . ' . nd communion table which al of the seats Two new c oc s, fre• Wilson G'lad Th k 1 men agams " Th ' led "'•• Cltorck'P~ · Ca._, River Ch.tih ·~ .It ' • · h · ct d ne in William Fisher of Torch spent 1 ' ; an sg v- lhe sum of $419.22 interest ano ey ·wero aecompan R::1,.r """"-eta'; .CitOiler , • ..:.• o••· .., ...,. ' •r I • so has two seven branch can. one_ m t e sabn uabr; an "-•·· the weekend with Mr and Mrs ling, Mrs. Myrtle Long; Change ~sts , · Anrta Wlieeler, Mannie: K1spt1n8, I "'"' ,. .,.. ....,. 2:20 p.m.; Philip Spoln -up 1f, 18 d soctal room ave een puro=· · · 1 of Seasons Mt'ss ""~thy Long '" · 1M 1 Edith lo , -~. Railollll i::bur.b, 5•1' p m · Vulcar.' u" ~ tO•" .~ ' ed, and three new gos fUrnaces Sam Arnold aod Mr. a•d Mrs. . · ' -... . ; The second action is for lhf Ya . cbarleo Norrlo, ReedoYlllt ·• · " • ~ ' · .,u Fisher ' Mtracles, Mrs. Herber'! Ducon settlement of the estate Mary Ellen p.m.; Chemor and 1>&. ._. up Mason k ed · were mstall two wee s ago. · .. ksglvtog, · · Mrs. pau1 Utlcia Conrad who died In! were Chore~. •• a.m.: Steel ,_,.,, a-..., ' up 1• 1:~ fOOD a0 · t1 . 1' and T'nan , T~e socla1 room was recen y Mr. and Mrs. Norman FlSh- l Frick. tate January 1959 Tile actloD bers of Star I !~l«!!lllil!i•l I il ll!ii 4:15 a.m.i ~orge ~ 'up,fl. pamted and aU doors and out· er returned to their home, Sen- A report was given on the is s led John Cr~d vs. Lillie Mrs: Harden and Mrs. ..- --· ........ .. __ _ 5:10 a.m.; Andrew· , ~hoQn Stde wmdows. . eeaville today after a vtStt . sale of dish cloths, Danny Du· Fa ~and Junior Chapman l6ll sang a -duet durlng lite down 16, 6:05 a.m •.t :~12Gb ,G. ll Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, P~· with their daughter and son-In- j zits and 'church pl~tes. A con- Jo~ns Creek Road, Milto~, w, lion booorlng the Dlslriet up 16 6:45a.m.: Poll~ d~p ~ tor, who thinks ..~ 15 no,; law, Mr. and Mrs. Robertltrtbutlon of $25 was made to-Iva , puty, Mrs. Edith Walley. 16, waltin&: Ed<!tiria lloowodh lng too niCO for Gods Hou... W•msley and family. ward a new Ito! water lank all The civil appeal Is styled 18, 1:~ a.m.·: · ~c.t 1' , lj has done much to promote ev· Mr. and Mrs. Paul . FisMr I the personage. Lawrence o. Miller vs. Mr and WITH MARINE WING Hol•or HoiJIItah VIsiting 3:_ ~ a.m.; Reltablo-~wn , t ery pr(IJ~t. He 1s a good In· were recent business .visitors m ! ·Mrs. Buck was reelected presBill Johnson. In a hearins Marlne Lance Corporal hours 1-4 and 7-8 p.m. p111rento a.m.: Lee anna down • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore flnence m the community as Portsmouth. : ident, Mrs. Paul Frick, Justice of Peace Roy ger W. Roush, son of ~r. ruily on Pediatrics Ward. 11:50 p.m.; Joseplt and Mr. and Mrs. Jmlson White well as the church. Recent guests of Mr. and 1 president: Mrs. Thilmas Bentz, judgment was renderi 'Mrs. Albert Roush of 249 19, 6:25a.m.; Oroo u 20, ·12:it \ istted Sunday in Ne'o\ Concord Mrs. Carl Moore and Verne Da- secretary; and Mrs. default In favor of tie Tbird Ave. , Middleport. Admtstlons a.m.: Jenks up 23, t a.m.; CaUl with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rusk. vis were Mr. a~d Mrs. Will 1 Will, treasurer; and Mrs. against defendants in ":"ed wltb the First Manna S. Stowers, Rt. 2 814down 23, 6:15 a.m.; ~C141· Weekend gues ts of Mr nnd I uy Mason, w:-aterford; Mrs. Ge~ i tle Long, birthday secretary. of $140 and the John~ Aircraft Wmg In Vietnam . Jesse J. Merry, R I 0 an up Greeaup 10:15 Jnh M Everett Bachner wc re fS for eva Joachtm, Belpre; Mrs. Hor. The wooder box donated by Mrs. are appealing the judg. , more than twelve months. Grande; . James w. up Greenup 1!:20 p.m.: Mai · d " It . 'I ss Karen tense Frankel, Porkersburg, w. Will was awarded to Mrs. I M -...---~~''hi Crown Cll)'; Mickey up Greenup u:~. ~ .m; rs. 1h 1 · " '· University, va.: san dra Bonce, Colurn ' bus; ence Ho11ey. Ref re shments rll ' JJ."ones " te Hamilton up Greenup ·4 a. ; B eJr chneraugol eJOhio ChOO afrO . City; Guy G. Ro berts, Rt. a h 1 Lawrence Smidt, Mrs. JDhn served to lhe above and Mrs. I Hos~uto Club Bidwell; Charles E. Clendenin, J. S. Lewis dori G!'eenup 5 ~thens. "~nd MISS )1ary Sc aa. It was voted to purchase rain· Smith, Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs. Everett Bates, Mrf. Carl I The Krlendly Citizens Pleasant: Paul L. Bush, ; Walter ~ug)and, ~ Colum b s coats for school patrol boys at Geoffrey Wilson and Kelly Mrs. Ed King and guest Skip IRadio Club met recently at Henderson; James P. Grueser, Greenup &::m a.m.; Wa . \1r and Mrs. Pau~ Hap ton- !he November meeting of the IAnn and Terri Jo, and Mrs. I Logan. , ' f home of Mrs Agnes White Middleport; Jane Ann Rees, Beckjord dowh Grel!nup 7:stall Vl51led Sunday m. Athens \1iddleport P.T.A. Monday ev Don Jett and Lisa Kaye of 0 Syracuse. Members i Mrs. Charles w. Dodd, a.m.; lelia Sh~ . ~9W_D Mel· Wit h the1r daughter, Ed1th Ha~· ! enmg at the h1 gh school audl- Pomeroy: and Mrs. ~Evelyn SO{'~ were RJchard Grinste d Timmy R. Hood, dahl 2:20 p.m.; Franklln . tor.slall, a student nt Oh iO Unl· I torium. . Moore, Syracuse. ,. PT. PLEASANT - . E!ght New Haven, John Kea:ns Pomeroy; Mrs. Jack Jerrell, down Meldahl 4:20" p.nq Ttbolt . iers1tv Thomas Kelly, president, pre. Mrs Maurice Moore and couples have made apphcatlons Hartford Mr and Mrs Jackson; Mrs. Ethel Williams, up Meldahl 4:55p.m.: Valvollne . Mr. and ~rs Emerson Jones sided, led the group in the Cheryl Ann have returllt.'d to for marriage licenses in the Dillon a:W fo~r childre~ ()f 2 Thurman; Mrs. Bertha down Meldahl 5:50 p.m.; !Joe.. V1s1 ted Su ndav 1n Athens i~llh i pledge to the flag, and ga~e their home, Syracuse, (rom · ' . office of the county clerk son, Mr. and Mrs. James McC K up Meldahl 6:U· ,p.m.: carrie 11 Wellston· Mrs the.r do1ugh"r and son-m-la• · the invocation. Mrs. Ben Ph1l- Summerlee W Va where they POMEROY WC1U will meet since last Thur5day f D ba p I Se I f I acl' fron'ton· .Deborah S_. down Meldahl'"1,;20 p.m.; lies. '1 1 d th e a1· 1were called' by· tile· illness and I Tue;Suay ... · h AII en o un. r,M earEthelares o us eary ' ~ r. an d M1·!'> Lee Oavulson • ' son's Tturd gra e won a1 2 p, m. a1 the Applying were: Ralp ' So h sre Walk er UP· """'•" •~ 8·05 p 11 2 Mrs . D<l vldS()n IS recuperatmg i tendance award. I death of her mother Mrs Ber-1United Methodist Church. Barcus 25 Gallipolis Ohio nedrsvJ e, Brst. of p A. Hillenbrand, Rl ut m.; Ann Brent ur.;Metc~ah'J ' 'I · ' · I b and Dorothy • ' Mae Shuler, ' son Mrsuser omeroy ' Webster·' Mrs · Chester A· Hugh- p.m.: Walter Cur ·uuwn ..a__ Me· t ,nnll a recf'n t 1II ne!' s· Mr. Kelly d1scussed the ·I tha Berry. i' MEIGS COUNTY .Riding cu 21, au Mr and EmilE non Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gtlmore 1 oroblems confronhng the offi-1 Ted Reed spent the weekend Iwill meet Tuesday evening Nov. Pt. Pleasant. ·De ~ es, Ironton; W~lter E. dahl 10:20 p.m.i E;lstem dowD have rrmrned fro:n several : ~ers of the P.T.A. in finding Iat Akron with his aunt. Mrs. ~ at the recreation room of James Donald Page, 22, Wil- :~d ~:; rthCJnr al Wgan, Ohio; Mrs. Lewis MeJdahlll p.m.: ·tru~y ft.ost. days VIS it With lheJr dau~;hter 1meeting nights. Ways to in- Myrta Hobart who is ill in Ak- the Joe Young, Sr., home at liamstown, W. Va., and Verna M d ~0 'c oc · Jackson; Mrs. Alvin mary up Meld&bl 5:38a.m. 1 1 ~nd f~m '.l y, Mr. and Mrs. w. crease attendance was also 1 ron General Hospital. 7:30 p, m. Hostesses Will be Lee Gilmore, 21, Pt. Pleasant. r. :n M ~- :f~e Rt. 2 Wellston; Mr GaUipoU1 Dim - . Jeffboat l1ar.1 White and daughter, Cm·l discusseri A memhershio drive 1 Miss Patrick Hennessy l)f IMrs. Young and Mrs. Harry Alvin Eugene Fox 21, Evans Gsonllanll r. lm neds E. Morgan, Ravenswood; 6:5.5 p.rO.; Barbara Gay I. m · Mar,·land · d 1or Ihe wee k o11St. . ' Parsons, a 1po s be were we1com Joe J• Herald ' Jackson·' I c;.. . · was planne Joseph Hospltal, P~rkers- ~ Ftos.1 · and Sharon Ellowse 6:!iii p~m.; pem Do wnef Rece nt guests of Mr. and Mrs. i Dec. 5 to 8th, with the room burg, spent the weekend with SE~'IOP MOTIIERS of Mid- 23, Mt. Alto. :'.':e ~e:;:,e ~~· with the Raymond G. McManaway, 9 p.m.: Wayne H. Ujt Homer Jones. Third Ave., were mothers to be in charge, Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dleport High Schoo] wiJI meet Charles Allen Searles, 22, P g 1 Wellston; Mra. Fred E. 4:35 a.m. his sister, Lora Greenlee of Angus Howard was named gen- Thomas Hennessy and family Tuesday evening Nov. 22 in Rutland 0 and Sandra Sue ween season .. The Clubs Fox, Ironton; Emanuel E. Kanawha River - • Semet I~eon . W· \' a. 011d a nephew . 1 • ' the . ' f . ' ' ., mas party Will be held Decem. ron Ashland Ky · Mrs d •• a.m.; 0 . F. . • era) cha1rman of the roommo- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van b1gh school ca eter1a. All Johnson, 20, Mason, W. Va. ber 22 t the hom f M nd • • '' • own London 6:w 0 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gabnel, Ath. thers. Meter of Beverly were Sundey lfiOtherS are urged to attend. Charles William Rhodes, Jr., a e r. a E. Wyant, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Mer· Shearer down Marmet 12:35 a. ens: Mr. and Mrs. H. Bow. No meeting was scheduled In dinner guests of her sister, Mrs.' . ·RACINE AMERICAN Legion 22, Pt. Pleasant, and Carolyn 1~"· Eynon..:•::,, will h Hunt, Rt. 2 McArthur. m.; Knox up Marmet 3:35 a.m.; man and Louise Atkms, Colum- December but a special pro- Sugje Fischer. AuXiliary wiU meet Tuesday, Sue Miller, 20. Pt. Pleasant. oor prt~es •" exc ange. BJrdlt Jane Lucu up Marmet bus: and Mr. and Mrs. Guy , g•am will be planned for the Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Michael Nov, 22, at 7:30 p. m, at the Rupert Joseph Crandol, 21, IN SERVICE Mr John C B a.m.; Duncan. Brtlce~ Brdtte · Guest Pt. Pleasant, and Mary Aoo s. ' aeon, '15 a. m.; 01·e .' ,. " e • '~-on ~ W· . Va · January meeting. with Man- and Mrs. Su'ste Fish cer were Post Ra II in Racme. ,; ,J 12 31 Mrs. John Scmes " recuper- ning Kloes i• charge. Delegat- Saturday business visitors Ia speaker will be Mrs. Mary Rickard, 20, Letart. David Wililam F!~ld.!, son Mlddl:':.\~~~ K: w!i:~. Rt. up Winfield 2:~ p.tr ·.u . · atmg from an tllness at the es and alternates will be nam- Parkersburg, W. Va. Marlin, 3th district Junior AJ:. James Wesley Turley, 22, Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Ftelds, h down Winfield 1:35 ·• 11. E. home of her daughter and lam· ed in January to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichinger tivlty chairman. Hartford, and Alberta Jo 1-xl Mulberry, Porn"?~· Wellston, daug ter, 7:13 p.m. down Win!, ~ 45 p. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Du.'· County Council P.T.A. and danghters, P•ula June and HARRISONVILLE PTO will Thompson, 18, Letart. 'I started his baste lratn~ ; Elgercl!U up W'mtleld 9:110 li~ld, Cleveland. Mr. Scmes " Tamara spent Sunday at Stew· meet Tuesday, Nov. 22 , at 7,45 Denver Marvin Sandy, S1, Fort Bragg, N. C. ll.avtd Dlacbargeo · W. H. Slulver, Jr. up WJn. With hiS w•fe there. They had art wtth her parents, Mr. and : P m in the auditorium There LaRue Ohio and Edna Lee uated from W~ama Mrs. Charles Bates 1:55 a.m.; llelen z. up been visiting in Michigan with Sorority Completes .Mrs. Rex O'Brien. wlll a short progr~m foJ. Potts,' 4S, Marlon, Ohio. School and prtor to lnd~ctlon, Carol Lee Beaver and W'tnDeltl 1:~ a.m.; Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roush..1 Boxes to Sold.iers lowing the business meeting. ":as emtaptilooyedl ~-Burton s Ser· son, Mrs. Donald R. Clark and State up lVInfleld 1:5S am.; AI· th~r~..~a~ ;::r~.:~ VI~.~ SOhlo PEhit~ Pshi sh,aplerlmblleta fleUowship RevleUJs !lllmnt! are urged to at- 19 Selectees Take Ytce s n n -~aon, daugh:, :y· ~-=r len !:m~errlll doWII Winfield Cincinnati with her daughler tgma . orou y me ers F nd • ,. R7 n Physical Exams BIR . TH ANNOUNCED ard N. ru''chards, Dale D·. M have completed their Christmas u Raismg ays WEDNE'!DAY PFC and M p ul E Will f RoU>( 0 Mn Audrey E. end fam•IY. the Rev. and rs. good-will project by sending 18 The Youth Fellowship of the EVANGELINE Chapter, PT. PLEASANT - Nineteen Kll rs. • ' Wilson, Cltarlea F ltettermc InventGeorge Siddall and children. boxes of goods and other arti- United Methodist church met Middleport wm sponsor a from Mason County len, Texaa are the . FocanU, and Mrs. ed the aelf-darter tor ·ltrloril<> She will accompany them home cles to 18 Meigs County S<rvice- Sunday evening at the church. sale Wedoesday, Nov, 23, at left Monday to take physical of a son, Paul E. Jr., Malone • fo r the Thanksmving holiday. ,. men in Viet Nam. Devotions taken from The the Dudley Flower Shop. All :~~:::::o:~ In A8hland, Ky., Grandparents are Mr. I':.O;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;ilii;;;;;;-..;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;a;;;;;;iii --- ·- ·The boxes were mailed Mon- Upper Room were led by Pam. members are asked to contrlb. to a release from the Mrs. Harold Will, Pomero,., u 'JGS THEATRE . a variety of ela Cre w, t0 open the meeti ng. ute baked goods · board and Mr. and Mrs. A. L.-,andpia-11 Phelps n•l day and contarned The H . C1 S1m Jr Pomeroy Great 0 · es · 1 d' h d The Methodist Youth fund THURSDAY Y were arry ay Jl·• • ., Suppll Pomerov Ohio JIIC u mg omema e ki Chari Ed ·,ard Thom rents are Mr and Mrs A candies, bread, snacks !Um, pledge ;was discussed and also FRIENDLY CB Club of Porn- ns, L ~tt ~ Rnss~ Phel . sr Wbltesvllle · w· v powdered juices, cigarettes, how the fund Is used. Ways eroy is having its regular meet- :n~1 Th' R and~ ., d ltlrs Wll ' ' a. TONIGHT i and items that will be consider- and means of raising fuods was ing at the AMVETS hall In ll King :~~ ~~te:: M'ddl ' ~n • ey "HOW TO STEAL 1 epa_._ _ __ ed treats by the servicemen. d1scussed. Christmas candles P()meroy, Thanksgiving at ~ es Ed ar Willlams James A MILLION" The McClure Dairy Isle made I have been ordered which the 7:30 p. m. All members are H~~er Gl~ver Robert' Allen FLOATING RESTAURANT Technicolor Audrey Hepburn, Peter a cash dooation to lhe project group wdl _sell as a money urged to attend and all Pauley, Joseph Randolph Spen· NEW YORK <UP!) _ Bn!lne!l'-11 0 Teole, EH Wallach, Hugh . with the member~ of the sorormakmg proJect. The MVF ben· esled Citizen Band Radio cer Johnny Lee Krebs Roger haven, Germany boaata Griffith, Chas. Boyer Colorc.ar1oons: Artful Arl Iity supplying the remaind~r. edtctJOn dosed the meeting. atora and friends are Invited. ~ Scarberry, William' Frank- ftoallng restaur..;t that served ll . Happy Returns IPreparing the boxes lot ship- Attending were Linda Warner, Rtfreshments and lin Russell Richard Lee Neal about 360 guests In all ment were Martha Eschlemao. Lean~ Sebo, Pamela Crew, w!U be served. All Donald Ra~ Lyons, Frankl~ '!'be Yessel, Seute ~:11 WEDNESDAY Now-ember t3rd president, Gail Hovatter, LoiS Roome Reuter, Roy Vau11nan, are asked to bring either Cooper Larry Ever- (Sweet Girl) liaa oerved aa NOT OPEN Moore, Ula Mitclt. J1m Swa121, Tom Vaughan, Da· wichea or cookies. Meadows Vltus Kapp cargo carrier training Thursdl)' thru S1turd1y I vid Sebo and advisors, Mrs. and Larry ~e Mace. · hotel and ~th hosteL Nov, 24-25·26 COMPLETES COURSE .. 1 Roy Reuter and Mrs. John Netv Book Titles "THE GREAT RACE" Private Michael A. Smith, 20, Sebo. Are Announced OFFICE TO CLOSE ... • TAD A MINI-LOOK Technicolor Jack Ltmmon, Tony Curtis, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Smith, Bbrarlan,l MASON - The Mason Water PARIS (UP!) - Wben Natalie Wood, Keenan Wynn, Route, Racine, completed an 1 • • Miss Carroll Lyons. •• De artm 1 Office will be Brea Arthur O'Connell, Peter Falk automotive course at the Army Welcome u. GIVen has announced 18 new P en quea I &eel I pretly Colorcutoon: Out & Out Rout I ublicl~=~:from the evenlna of No- In a mlnl·sklrt now, he P Armor Scbool, Fl Knox, Ky., New Church Member are at the Middleport 23 to Novt.mber 26th. looks - but doe.n't " A , I '. '' ., .' ( ·· Deeof«< To The fntere~b 0# The Hefp.Muon Ano ' -..:.t..o:--;-~-...._.:.__ _ __..;:_ ·: .;.;.\''!' -- - - - -·· .. - - -- -- ·- VOL ~VIII >.JO< ., } - -- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1966 ~ p.m;: 1 E'•ght Coup}es AppJy Wed I Point Plant Is Announc~d *· r! r FNO 1'R I I t:.O iRa . .. ', ,r, ' ltAY McGOWAN CAIILA MORRIS .ii @-. II will be the flflh major Ylllllll tald ,, , n.paasion of tbe seven - yearConslrtletion !lrelllf1:&11'· old facility In four yellll, 111<1 er way, overlapping , ·' ,. · wUI mmase the produclloa panslon that is nearing capaelly to more lba• DIDo tioo, dmeo the orlgiltal Jlze, IJe. Employment at Ill& #j rise about 20 per cent wben,illt i l! !II!! new faclilties are I!OliiP~ NO PAPER THURSDAY next year, DeYIIIlll llliJ. There wt11 be 10 paper .. Goodyear produceS Thursday accordliiJ to llldl. polyt:stfr resins prlmarlly cord and for texUies ard S• Ow eD, 1!1bllsber' II order to permit Oblo Vslloy wearing apParel and Publlohlng Co., omployeea te I~t~~~~~also=·~10 of oblerve TUtW&JYio&. II P""!i be I Save Q n K dak Camera fi•Jm At EJberfeJ.ds 1 Goodyear Polyester Marks Up Fifth Expansion in 7Years Plans to increase the capacity of The GOQdjfl, Tire & Rubber Company's polyester resin plant }I~ Point Pleasant, W. Va., by nearly 50 per C~>nt were 111nounced today in Akron. The expansion will boost- the plant's capll\'lti Imo1re than 150 million pound~ a year, according 1(1 sell DeYoung, Goodyear chatnnan and chief execuuV. °1 ·1 PAT GAUL .leigs---Giri To :,Show Talent ~~ Wounded in: ·War Action 1 I no'. i Admlulon: 75c & 40e - - -- - - -- - - - - - - Nov. I!. I Mrs. Paul Grueser was wei· Library. TiUes are, A Caadle In NO NEED TO CARRY LARGE SUMS OF MONEY. Have A Record Of Every Dollar Spent Open ACitizens National •' CHECKING ACCOUNT TODAYI " ,liii ens ~alional " . Mlmlltr l'edoral Depailt 111111....- Corporlllon corned into Heath Methodist Church membership during the Sunday morning worship &erY· ice. Thanksgiving Sunday was of>. served with the Rev. Max Dona· hue presenUog the sennon leplc, "The Consequence of lngratitude.'' Altar flowers were pre· S<nted in memory of the late llr. Rober! Coats, by bls !11111lly, Mrs. Coats, the Rev. and Mrs. 1\ussell Mcintyre, and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Coats. Announceme•t was made of the Comununity Thanksgiving Service to be held Wedaesday evening at 7:30p.m. in the First · ijaptist Church with the Rev Donald Hicks of the Church oil Christ bringing the message, Stephen Zinn on Visit in Cheshire Thanbglvlng Is o Wlllldorful time for plctuN -tiko Ro~, Arthur: Spaee. will be on Wednesday a1te beckoned him, and 11111. tuN you haYI plonty of film on hand,' ~ . • Bell, Samantba-<:arew' week. there was her CODcealod to UH. Htrt'l how you can HYt at Elbtiftldl, FeUcll)' - Dern; No friend. Breat wu Image- Ehot; Shadow of PleaJaDI Valler Ilolpflai bound and gaggod You'll find o complete ttltctlon of all al-. oil Alrmghty - Eliot; ADMITTED: Sandra Gaul, of his wallet with 150 typoo of comor11 In C:olor ond block ond whl~ Fantbrepe; Restdent Nurae Pleasant; Gloria Leonard, (f'O). Hancock; Watch ~ Wall, Pleasant; John Rhodes, Darling- Hodge, Varieties Oblo. NEW ATI'R4cnON Koclek Verichrome Pen Film Paychedellc DISCHARGED: None. LONDON (UP!) - .~Baec, tent and Houston; Tr~ olDIollar I may ioon be 1101111111 ita Skulls - Lee; Million IINTERTAINED DINNER tiowltnc alieya and bingo OA~·II (Bleck end Whte) N~rae - Marsh; Castle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swatul lli'B. Prloce Rolaler !Old mght - McKenna: Teens with a dinDer Sa~ Brltlah BroatlcUtlric Corp. ~~~~El''" ·.. "". Pan Pllm Pllrn ....... .• , ••••••••••• the Tightrope - Paneth, evening, at their hnme,' some vlii!Ora 10 hll tiny ':~~~ Pan Pllm ••••••••• ,.~ ger In Skirts - Sergent; Ave. Guests Wen! Mr. clpsllty weren't Monts Ct .......................... ' era In Tbe Night Merrill Falrchlld of Caatno types and he lltouiht Pnre PotSOD - Waugh; "'il;;•1 ~:~:~~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph bit of bowling and bJna<l ~~~~ House On The Quay - ," and Ernest Weber of be an added lt11'11<!114it to'r I The Middleport Public Cbesle!'; Mrs. Don Blantenablp,1 II. brary will be eitsod Nov. 24 and Mrs. Norma Chap. observance of Thanksglvmg. of tho brary hours are noon to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. a. II : ills.==-------- . · Gl!'en·et,ter··'~~i15:E~~~;~~~;~~~;: w:: II ·etue towo ..,. Breat !·"owed one ~ reported that garb~ cuUe 1n1<> a haaement Stephen G. arrived Zlnn andIn Cbeshhis Pamt Party wife, Sherry, By Mrs. Eichinger 1ire on Nov. 10 to spend · some Mrs. Allen Eichinger time with his parents, The Rev. lalned with an Ariel Paint 1and Mrs. Warren Zlnn and bro- ty reeentiy at her home, ther, Dan. ber.ry Heights. Stephen was receoUy db- Following a demmtotratlon by charged !rom lite Air F'orC.. Mrs. Olan Hyaell, gemes were He was stationed three years played and prius awarded the at England AFB, at ~Jandrla, winners. Refreshmoots La., in the electronles dlvialon. served by hostass to ·Mrs. J Prior to this, he was in acbool Terrell; ,Mrs. T, A. -Hewataon, at Keesler at BilOXI, MlssJs. Mra. Jolm Watson, l(n. James sippi. He was trained aa a lllehi, 'Mfs. George Nub, Mrs. beavy grouptl radio repairman Paul Eldtlnger, Mrtl ·Chas. I.eand baa It.,s ~ yeara exper. gar, Mrs. Mlll Elcltipger,_Mn. lt11ce In tltllllleld., He hqpeii to Kenneth Bramt, 1\IJ.'S', Harold flitd emp!Oymeat 'ahd Ia Rose 111d Mra. Hysell and 11011, ~----------------------~~~. •• ~.~~~~.~~.~Charlotte Roush, ~ \ ' ....... '' Similar Counts � 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. 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