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Award winner and first runner-up; Miss Mora, Linda Henderson, second runner-up, and Sandy nn::.e::.r-:..-S _:_e::.n::. li::.ne::.l_,Pcc:h::.o::. to= · - - -- - -- - - - Swartz, third runner -up and Miss Congeniality Award wi= today tbat rm Cbrlalmas Seal letters bave been returned with dOoations tolalliD& $1,243.- HOW DID'>OU Dt~Rl-IE TREASURE? I I( II) mn..- Enemy ·Jungle H GSrounddMTr~ops8Detv1elf~plind~~ ~. econ lowest this a]Of at e te ' ~ BOWS Equa} To Old MaO p0}ice Cite Two·Dri•V.efS kend ver wee 0 ••WORLD THING-, Indonesia where 1 Commlllll&> eoup was en1abed lui year "torned iDio aa ~ Datlonal tragedy for tbe lllllr l aeolun people·" .~t-.;il He turned to the "~ countrlea" and 118ld the "Jeail. ing role of the United . . . .,. has weakened Inside tbe IIDpil!'r·b ialist camp." He did 1101 ~; specificslly to France'a ~ drawal from (NATO) (ConUnued on Page I) P· temperature reporled morning to the U, S. Weather Bureau, excluding AI· \ SAIGON (UPI) - Mighty 852 bombers rained toni 10. aska and Hawaii, was 4 d&· • of high explosives today on the suspected jun&le ~ Mrs. Kloeo noted tbat 3,853 grees at International Falls, quarters of the Communist Viet Cong in South Viet l'IDll Sally Mora, Eastern High School senior, was crown- letlen were l!laUed and the COOLVILLE, Ohio (UP!) - Minn. The highest reporled Frl· and flew high-level raids in support of American piiiiiiiM ed Sunday night in Pomeroy's Junior High auditorium goal of the asoo~lalion Is The search for a !&-year-old •day was 8! al Vero Beaclt, Fta. troops on a second maJor battlefield of the war, U. ·&.:> Metgs County Junior Miss of 1967, . ~,1110. AU Meigs County resi- man whooe family perished in wo ·.'I1' spokesmen reported. r; . '''! Mlss,, Mora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora of dents are urged to maD cOil' a Thanksgiving Day ftre spread - ..,._ ·' T11e strike on the suspected headquarters of the:.. near Chester, was crowned at the conclusion of the 3 trlbuli001 as soon •• poBIIble. into Michigan and West Virgin· Communist guerrillas came in war zone C near the Camhour·long pageant by Linda Larkins Boston, 1966 Junior A reminder will be mailed lbe ia tnday. bodian border about 65 mites northwest of Saigon, wherit•· MISS. lint ol December, Mn. Kloes Sheriff II a r o I d Shields U. s. forces recently conSally, who presented a reading and a song, "Far ..ld. . . .. . said a searcb for Michael eluded Operation Attleboro, orders and political lnstrudlw. Away Places," won the talent award in the fourth annual .,, .• , , Gallaher was estended to .lite the largest assault of the From there as weU the pageant ·IPOD&ored by the •• "'"" ""' ·""'"" two stales Sunday. He was one war. clandeatine Communist ..,._., Melga Coun\¥ Jaycees. Winner of the Junior Miss ol two members of the ~o Earlier, the big jets pounded lion radio is beamed IDIAI 11Wa ;Fint runner-u~ was Kay Me- Hostess award was Sabra can° Gallaher famDy to survive !be U.S. Army Pvt. Larry Dav. a Communist stronghold in the South. . ilowlii;'«:PomeioJIII&h School ailay, a Rutland 111gb Schobt fire. , ld Sayder, IIU Kyger Creek Central lllgltlands for the sixth Tbe BtCOnd strike was qtinlt • oenior 81111 dauJltter·ofllr. and •entot, and daughter of Mr. and Tbe victims were bilflllll ,In LO!'DON (UP!) - Common- Jllgll School gralluatt, and straight day while infantrymen a suspected Communist fortified Mn. McGawan of Mason. MI.. Mrs. Robert Canaday, Miss the Fairview Cemetery, near 1st ~se Red G,oarda are 801 ol Mn. FrW Reynohll, pressed their sweep of the area abo¥! 1? miles , norlll' McGowan also woo the schot. Canaday played a piano solo. the ai!A! Dl thelt l'UI'III.. Iaral ba~Defense Minister Un MaBOD, W. Va., left Nov. I jungled region lor an elusive northwest ill Pie! Djereng .. 1tt1 asUc awtWI al lite CDntestant Mrs. Alice Nease, vocal ~ borne, was without an autopsj Plao·f 'th praise and promi,., ~ a llltllltba 4uty Ill lorea. North Vietnamese division. Central Highlands where Ametl-bavlng the best high school structor in the Eastern Local , Coroner Robert Butts said. of I ally that rival those pledg- Pvt. Snyder \"U visited at --Norlb Viet Nam, meanwhile, can troopl are conductio& grade average, Kay gave School District, was in charge "There was no evidence of ed Mao Tse-tung blmsell, the Ft. Leonanlwellttl._ Mt. at I~ ' offictolly confinned for the first Operation Paul Revere. ', '· a reading and organ selectl<lll. of a· girls ensemble lbat pre- Pomeroy police arrested two foul play," ho said. "I'm list· Soviet news agency Tass re- etmpleUon of ~ bUJc.-tral~· time the two 48-hour ceasefires The tornntlal ralnl liso Winning second runaer-up hon. sented selections during the drivers'' Ill two accidents over ing their dealhs as suffocation." ported. lllg, by Mr· and Mn. ~ offered by lite Viet Cong for tbe limited u.S. a1r strtkell .,.m.t oro was Miss Unda Kender· pageant, and Miss Allee Smith, the weekend. Tho teen • ager and a broth- The increase In Red Guard old• and daughter, Usa, an• Christmas and :;ew Year Norlb Viet Nam Sunday ·to 32 son, Eastern High School sen- 1866 Mlsa So"thern Ohio and Saturday at 11:30 p.m. Harold er, ~ric, 14, wbo was vis!Ung adulation . for Lin ass~ed Katby lluddlestoa. holidays. missioos in the soutbem paa. lor, and daughler of Mr. and second runner-up in the 1966 Lawson, 18, Racine, travellng relatives, were tbe ooly ooes to added stgntflcance followiDg RaiDs Slow Fighting handle and coastline. Mrs. C. W. Henderson, Rt. I, Meigs Couoty Junior Miss Pag- south on Lynn sl, struck a •urvive the fire that claimed reports the defense mmtster WEATBER The high-flying StratoforlresSeell MaiD 1..-.e Coolville, who did a dramatic eant, presented several vocal parked ~ar belonging to CJiff. the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Gal- ~as holding· , ag~ Mao , a Wlady, eolder, ocatlered snow ,.. struck despite cooUnued Paul Revere, in wbidl 151 reading. solos. ord Stumbo of Middleport caull- Iaber, a sen, Hobert 11, and a ~irtual priSOner and usmg Dorries tonigb~ low M • 3%. monsoon rain• that slowed Communists were rep or led Third runner-up was MIss General chairman of the lng heavy damage to both ve- daughter, Sheila, 10. , him as a front in a battle for Tuesday parUy cloudy, eold, operaUons on the ground. killed and an expected Comm"' sandy Swarlz of Middieport pageant was Ralph Werry. Jim hteles, It was first believed that Mt- supreme power 1D China. ...,. Dorrie• nortb and east,_, Shortly after noon, they nist offensive was crusbed IBgh School, daughler of Mr. Mees was contestants chair. Lawson said his left front chael died in the fire which Those reports ~arne Sunday hammered lbe suspecled Com- before it could begin, hat bela and Mn. Gene Swarlz. She man and Master of Ceremonies. brake grabbed, causing his car swept the two • stAiry frame from Iron CUrt81D sources m NOW VOU KNOW munist headquarters in war marked by savage fllblln& was presented a trophy as lhlrd Robert Garner, Jr., was music to go left of center. He was house. A aearcb of ruins falled ~o?, who said the •1rug~le Tbe lint U.S. president to zone C, which spokesmen sald between amall units. The· mala ronllet-up and another for be- director; Vincent Knight, tick- cited for tell of cenler. There to ftnd !tis bndy and authorities 1D China had , erupted earher become a father ol tbe bride had been pinpointed by inteJ. Communist force tbouahl lo be big named Miss Congenlallty of el chalnnan, and Werry was were no injuries, learned he had said ~ wanted lhl8 year wtth a parttally Qrlog bls term ID the While ligence sources. in the region, however, hu IIIII tho pageant. also tbe choreographer, The second accident occur- to go to Northern Obto to look successful army eoup led by Ho•se was James Moaroe, on From the headquarters the commllted ltseU to ba~ red Sunday at 3:45p.m. on lor work. Lin, . . March 8, IIIZO. Viet Cong receive their battle ' ;..;: .;_ .;" ~"- :~ East Main St. Sammy Kay, 1 I The Iron Curiam sourc~s satd Vienna W Va traveling west I here Sunday Un had engmeered on Ea~t Main, ·had stopped for the coop but had faDed to g~in traffic light at the corner of ccmplete control of the Pektng , Sycamore and East Main when government a~d ~<as n?w Represenlalives of I I v e ity have in finding pari lime up a forum where repnliill. his car was struck from the wagmg a determmed campatgn churches In Pomeroy and Mid-I or lemporary work, and the lives of aU the churches and rear by a car driven by Wilto undermine the resisting delport met Friday with resi- 1 excluslon of adult residents tbe communily at l~e mJgbl Darn Rizer, 18, Syracuse. Communist party apparatus. dents and clergymen of the 1 from any jobs in Meigs County meet to ~e and discusa tbe Ia · ' Rizer was cited for failure CINCINNATI (UPI. -U. S. Kerr's j{un district ol Pomeroy ' as salespeople, secrelanes, problems. . 1o have asaured clear dlslance. Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., satd DIVORCE GRANTED to discuss problems m that dhr teachers, city lab?r Ioree, tel&- Such a meelillg was tel lot: By United Preso ~tem;t!oDal There wag heavy damage lo SUnday desalinatloo of water Is A divorce has been granted trict, and the role the churches phone, gas, or Ohto Power em- Saturday, January 7, at 1 p.m. Thank8gtVIng bo I ay nvers botb veltlctes Ne injuries were tbe key to peace In the Mtddle Freda Swan from Ralph Swan might play in helping them to Iployees. in the Bookmobile BuiWna A were killed at a record rato rted · East. Morse, in a speech, satd In Meigs county Common Pleas solve those problems. The Ignorance of tbe com· Committee on OrgaoiJallon aad dlll'ing the long weekend. Th• repo · tbe removal of salt lmm water Court by Judge John c. Bacon , manJty at l•rge as to tbe feel· InvilatiOIIS was appointed, Cllltoll for ·the 102-hour perlud could be the greatest step to 011 charges of gross neRiect of . Represented at the gathertng l IDgs ol tho,. 10 ueladed wao sisUng of the Rev. Sam•"' Coat o/ War High climbed beyOnd 700 today. Bond is Forfeited pea':" every made. , d~ty and extreme cruelty. The m ltte Book~obile Buildmg were slressed, and tbe aeed for Jackson <chairman), Howll'll WASBINGTON _ ONE OF Although the holiday ended By Mayor Legar llts reference to wale' dealt- plaintiff was awarded custody Naomi BaptiSt Church, Forest better commuoleation with English, Mn. z. L. Smith, 1111' , at midnight, local lime, the toll natioo came while Israel and of six minor children. Run Baptist Church, MI. Mor- !be •·coo•denco ol tbe com- ry Garnes, Mrs. Arnold . _,, =-·~ ~ohns~n s key COil· was sure to rise even lurlbet, Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- Jordan are at odds with eacb iah Baptist Church, First Bap- monity" agreed upon ards, and Mn. Earnest Bowlll ~ teutenants says the 1o more than 100 above tbe rec- gar Saturday evening forfeited other , list Church of Pomeroy, Grace Tho role of the chu;..,hea in (secretary). a str~ 11on may " : an;~ ord set lusl year, with !he add!- lhe $25 bond of Thomas Baker, Mone 8aid United Nations PTA TO MEET Episcopal Church, and I he relieving these difficulties w.. Relreslunents were uotca"'· ~ :~~~~ wo H : lion of delayed reportB a o d Jr., 25, Lucasville, who did not members have the right to Tho So them Elementary Meigs County Ministerial Asso- described as a matter ' of to Mrs. Lula Hampton aud CGID,,;,on H ~ton. ReUp. ~· deaths hours aller accidents_oo- •PI!"•r on. charges of passing insist on a treaty between Is- S ho 01 ~A will meet at the elation (through its actlng "providing leadel'>hip In selling municatiollS to the Rev. ....gs, ouse mocra • w p, curred, on a double yellow line. rae! and her neighbors. c Ipresident), ard Martin represenlln& 1111· , made·tht prediclloo Sunday to!EST nlted V II, school Monday evemng, No- , Ml , 'Associ& ~ lowing reports ol a budge! del- At 6 a.m. ' a U, ernon ' llyae 36• Pomeroy, "There Is no hope lor man· vember 28, at 8 p.m. when a I In what was described as a MARRIAGE APPIJCATION msterlal Uno. , lett this year of up to $15 bil· Press lnlemaUooal C8UIII was fined $lOO and costs ~nd kind unlesa all nations Uve up film on fire safety will be ·•community workshop.'' 1 be Richard Eugene Rathburn, ZD lion, the highest peecetime del· ~~-~ed 716 k pe::•IIikilled In :~~ ~ days 1~ Jail to ao obligatloo to subslitute shown by Roger Ours in addi· j primary subject of discussion llutland, U. S. Army, and Metgo Geneml Hoopllal lclt since the 1959 record of 0 ay bweek;n . a tc. • p . arence /e: the rule -of law for lite jungle lion to a regular program. Ali i was the difficulty young people Linda Lou Gilkey, 19, Rt. I, Hat61 10 flU billion under tbe 'Elsen- Trafeft rea own . ::-"and • ' ~meroy, w_as of rule of might," said Morse. parents are invited, from the Kerr's Run common- Middleport. D'··•--es ·-~-. _ ~_. bower administrauon. c. .. , , .. , .. . .. . 711 •• 0 cos.. on conVIC11 on - • ,....,_, ,..... Recentlf returned from Tex· Flr<!s :IS disorderly conduct while intox.trudc Graham, George Job_.. tallts with Johoson, Bog•• Plantl !,! lcaled. Adlllissions Sunday - J o•b·f' 81 ... MlaceUaneoos Sellars, Pomeroy ; Vernon llcnlllo· 1•• said his "guess Ia thai I be Tolal N8 el~ Pomeroy: Ruth stev........o."' President will recommend an inCrease Ill income lalea." .. Suday-1, ' Teias, following a lato surie, .J _, Speecer. rmflf!fll at Wile · was BtCOlld wllh 41, follow~ · - --•rry CU:VELAND LITI'LE by DUnols 'and New York wltli CIIICAGO (UPI) - l!lchanl John'• parents thai he 8\lffered began lapsing Into comas and go on living and I would help GUAIIDS ESCAPE prvgress In Ondlns clues to tbe 31 each. Pennsylvania wao next Redhorse anil John DlctUnlon !rom nephriiiB, a chronic kidney tbe situation became urg•nt. Item," Redhorse said. lie BERIJN 1UPI - Two lUI). th~lt of two valuable 181h Cetr wllh 35. onder normal ~slances disease. Jolin began taking Ills parents, In desperation, telephoned the DlcitlnsollS and formed Communist Earl a. IUtY prints from lite Cleveland Ataaka Hawaii and vermont would not share mucb In com. arlifical kidney treatments but placed an advertis•ment In VOlunteered one of hiB kidneys. man border guards lied alilf Af! Museum wu repoi'ted Sun- were ~ onty alates not . remon. his condition worsened. the Chicago Tribune asking for The transplant was perlormed Into West Berlin SUnday u* dar by police. , . porting traffic deatha I!UtlDB Redgrave, 35, Is a Slous When his kidneys could no a kidney donor. last week and was auceessflll. hall Ill bullell !rom f tiiH · Muse,. umd, DbrechllreCtorDureShermanr' " ..a lba bollday, weekend. , Indian who was bom on , a. longer rid his body of the Redbone relcl ~ advecilw 1'oday John's new tidney was guards. <in ..... , reservaUnn Ill Soutb , Daloia.. ll"bloDouJ wastes lhat aceum11- meat. He ftillelllllered bil Ita- "functioning beauUfolly,• ac11 11 " 1 8n:! :.~~1: . PLACJID ·11'1 JAn. ~;~·=•lt~:~:a:;ee' De' vU Dlckinslll!, IS, II_ a higb ~1. lated, doctors said Joho would . by lister, ~ oi!M 1p 11111 cordi~ to doctors. He appeared PLAN IIEARING "'"' ·~· •w honor popU ol. Crown ,J'I., hit!. have Ia .have a new kidaey w becauSe llljt 1>11111•· • """ beallbter than he bad In months COLUMBUS (UPil-The 011111 . whe!! ll!leves uaet1 Melvin Willi""' Lfr~, 58, RL l, Bitt ctreumtitaitcee ·1a 11e would 111~. . · 'kfdnlll ui p1 He his parents oald. .water PoilallOD CoolrOI . . .. ' ~- ill~ , to vry lbe Middleport,. 'was In lhltlr lives ~. 001 )1)1~ N~ , al!e iile DickeniiQill tl!ew, Ill lime. .· ' . "What Redhine did Ia really will complete a aer1ea o1 ~-~=Irotn=Wtho 'lrall. S.o me Malis County Jill over lhe ·, today lbey share a .b0114.\"11)1, e n!Jr !lilY ~elalll'l! ~~~~~ medleally !'~ ilid Ill · m1sel! lh•~ beyood. lhe call n1 duty tor any lag• ~ to establl*t~f vlalted tbe muae- weellend OD· a · distutblna ·\M few persOIIS In .the worl4 8ha~e. ·~ ~ ,a, 4onor for ~0\m's lOmedaJ there tnlght lie liOm.. human belnt.• 0110 of • the ~•81!1 tllra'l!:alillll ,PIIIIil · . ,• - ~ l) . pe~ce cltF&~· ., ., , ;~ Ear!J tbll $11t, ~ •lolil ~ , ~ 0 blood. He •ho noedeil a klllney 10 4o¢ora 118ld: Clmb!ld. '• Holiday Toll Climbs Above • 700 Deaths at NOTA slrellglb of •oclallsm Is dlvld· ed by tbe luck ol llllily." "The disruptioo of the unity of the socialist countries has provided the imperialists with a tactical opening," Kadar aald. "But this does not change the fact that historically speaking our age is the perlnd of Iransitioo from capilalism to SOC· iallsm." He opoke of tbe "colonial OOCllltrlei" and said ev..ts ID p•1a0 TaJdng · HAD SUCH A ANDY CAPP 1 1cles. Soviel party leader LeGold Brezlmev was attending wtth Bulgarian leader Todor Zhiv· kov. The Hungarian news agency MTI isaued a summary of hiB four-hour speech. "J'be pre,.nt IUiity-dlmtpt. lllg policy of !be Chinese te•dm - wbatever tbelr iDteDo tlono mlgbt be - pracllcaUy a11IsiG the imperlaUsts, • Kr dar said, He added, "l'b t . "=~=, ~-~ Sally Mora Wins ~~:f§:;~~i~ YSearchMFor oung an Is w.·den. e d Junior Miss '67 "THE VEGETARIAN V!GETAILE SOUf EVHY TUCE OF MEAT HAS TQ.IE "I FINALlY GOT HIM TO DISCUSS MAIIIAGI....IIND HE 15r' BUDAPEST (UP!) - llunga. rlan Communist leader JIIJJOll Kadar told the opentng.,...stoo of the Hungarian Communist party's ninth congresa today that Peking had disrupted par· ty policy and thereby aided the "Imperialists" in Viet Nam. The congress Itself ael the slage for another Soviet call for a world Communist sunr mit meelinp Ia deal with CQm· monlst China's "disruptive" pol- Church R0}e m • Kerr's Run prohiems Air._.) eo Water Key to Peace in East 1 I :.r thre; ~ t/:~~:: :::.a:::. - LITTLE BIG HORN, IN REVERS£ V :~a.::.~~lclh:Oaths~gh:t ; 1 ~ J. 1. · oung. nU,loosier saved bv Kidne_v •use ••'1 ,!»d¥ ' ,. ~. ' ~ t ••fo_....... ........, . .,.,_.,.~ .......... ~. . -·~ ... -* .••. - ..... M==~· .._. bt1f! �• ·eac.h.ers· E' nd 'Stri•ke' IsKilledln J.E.Robihson ,'~OUNGSTOWN, Ohio tUPI)- board's =~ ·-~lmned contract with the board prepared to seek en In· teachers tO Youngstown Education Assoela· junction directing lite teachers r assrooms ...ay, ending Uon, lbe official b11J1alning return to work. The board 111o a week-long ..,alkout that kept taent for the teachers. was coJJ5lderin& lnvoklna the ~lli)o out ol c~es. The Youngstown Federation FerglllOIJ Act wblcb problblts 'Hit -~.._1'1 strike In _BU)). ~ _Teachers and Its parent, the strlkel by I!Ublle ernpl())'el and urhan Hubbard continUed, how- Ohio Federation of Teachers, calls for dismissal of any strlk· ever, with about S,7GO pupUa said the YOUIIIliiOWII seWement 1n11 employee. 'u~of class. _ _ . was a "tremelldo~l victory fut Tha strlke was. the first teach• ,e YoungstDWtl FMeratiofi the fedl!rlUon.'' er atrike In Obla'a hlslbrt, fi ot 1eachers 'YFT) voted over- Tha strike was ntUed as lhe involVed about l,Oiicl teal!llets. "'helmmgly Sundaf nliht to ap~~v~a~ ~ment with lite ~ ael ucation caUJng 0~ en ecUon m the fall vf 1968 to delermine the teachers' ~aff;ain~ng agent. . !. s ad been tht sole !Siile . n 1be Youngstown strike whlla LANC~STER, Ohto (UPn -:- The flrat opeb Medl· :In ~u~bard lbe Issues are re- care rebellion m Ohio, and posSibly the nation, today ~grution of a bargaining agent threatened the contmued operation of the Lancaster!'1111 a 10 per cent salary in· Fairfield County Hospital. Board Chainnan R. R. Lentz ~ue. said the refusal of doctors to ~lgn Medlcll'e recertlfiCa• \.!te':!!(l'Wn SL'IlOOI Superln !ion forms eould mean the J.H. Wanamaker saM eventual clo&ng of the hos- The !allure of doctors to corn· lhe •''*"'emellt provided for pita!. ply with the Medicare act te leacbm and supervisory per- The •lgned recertification bound to have a serious •lflld loni!IP 'to vo~ separately and forms are nece"ery lot the on hundredt 01 F1trfleld Coun· lo lllV. separate b11J1alnlng hospital to collect from the led· ty elderly persons depending on a.tenll. era! governmehl lor the care of Medicare for their hospllllllaI -Wlllalnaker laid the 1968 el· elderly p a t 1e n t s, explained tlon, Uld Lenll. 1ct1<11 bad betn a plitt of the Lentz. The board advltet tlloso I*' l · · · Without federal payments the sons eUJiblo lor Medlcart who hospilal cannel shoulder the e•pect to uae II In the holpllll . burden of caring for elderly to coritWt thttr doctors to mak1 . patients, he said. sure he intends to complete and CONTINUED FNm Page 1 To counter the action by, sign the nece!Sery doclllllenll. Doctors' Rebellion Could Close Lancast er HospJ"tal 'CIHNESE .actiVIUes but said Weatetn jntJitirt and political alliance. undt!- AlbtricBD leadership had reached a state of deep crisis. He accused the United States ~~ committing genlll!ide tn !Viet Nam and called lhe w~r cne of the'"mosl ahamelul wars ?'our age," and said the Amer· 1cans would never be able to defeal Norlh Viet Nam. He repeated l!anol'l lerms for endlng the war ~ including a hall 1o bombing and withdrawal of ail u. s. rorcM ~ members of the Fairfield County Medical Society, the hospital threatened to revoke the adnussion privileg.. of the doctors if they do not sign the forma, said Lentz. The hospital also asked d~ tors who will not sign the ,.. certification !onn! to refrain from certifying elderly patients under Medicare, the board chairmar1 said. · Extra Dividend of 10 Cenl!l is Paid \ l\lmiN11E0rro.lP• .1,, IIlli lllat day. •• , ' Evert Worle w~ ~ PT. PLEASANT _ James Uullon crilla thai Edward Robinlon, 25, a resi· 01 the 4lllt 01 lhtmllllham, Ala., and board lasl formrly of Mason county, was a&'lln 011 an killed Friday In an a111• li!Cl· If stepa l1'i llol dent In Blrmin6hartl, 11here hi cbnii'Ol wltsl'e wll a lad drifer. to the air Mr. Rohlllaon wu bOrn In o1 HUnttns!llll on JUly 8, 11141, !llln u. s. of Dale and Christine Cham· dlv!Sloil of lllr »>ll~~ bers Robinson, who survive, and UP! today tho Ntw \'otk who live in Huntington. HI! ctlsll \las "a wll'llllll oi to the biler can bippon - lind llhat Angus )ttser, whe iltlrYIVes, I· happen - With lllc!ttUial tong ,with 011e Mil, Bruei. quency and In Wider areu other sllrviV!lrt are live bra- less someihlna 1e dolll to liN' thers, and three slsten, Pvt. vent II." R ld Rob! 1 Ft Knox Kona Donal/:::'rr: ·Denny· M PolUkitm ~ 1 Sb~1 and' K .~ tUter ._ M ae ' oren OONN - Ml'l' ii!IOII, Ill ol HuntlnJton, and Chancellor • dtllp$1t . Mary Robln10n ol DearliGrn, F:leslnger WOil aJ)Ili'G'ftl Mleh. ol hll Christian iltrnOOtal Sorvletl Will bt held at I ty's presidium to fol1ll p.m., WednMdlf, al Be~le preeedented IP"and . Methodllt Clllpel 11 Apple with Sooial DeliiOCI'all, tht Grove. !!tv. Olftt Holt wUI ol· dltional oppOIItlOD ,roup. _ ftclate and llllrlal wiU bt In llle The dfcljlon of the pteJidllllll ohurcb cemetery under dlreo- was communicated to lht 145 Uon ollhe MohMI!tVIIII Funer· memberl of the atrllllaD ])em. al bome. Frlondl may eall at ocraUe parlllmentary patty who the funeral home after 6 p.m., are llpected to YOifl lbtlr _,. Tulllllay. ptoval tonight. :,lions mani"'• ;.., s .• Rom' ue 0 dds wmg ID Favor on Qumt PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Tht one in 10 odds against Rolli Sue, the stronger of the two surviving Aranson quintuplets, began to awl~ In a mort fa· vorable dlrecUon today, IIIII doctors oald the ouUook Mar<l Jill, the Mb bom, temained poor. Ronl Sue, 111'11 of the quiDtuplets, aU aJrls, bom pmna- tor t: lurely early Salunlay to Mrl. Patti ArliiiOn, a 2:1-y~-old weighed one pound 12 OIDIChu, would live. Three of the quint! dltd Sunday of brain damage and lung bemorrluiJe lndlll!ed respiratory daftclencles Bass said be was c:QIICletllell ourvlvlng Wanta may Suffered brain damage. Marc! Jill was breathing with the aid of a reBpll'Bior and a lube Inserted Into thi trachea former kinderprten teacber, "continues to loot good," Uld Dr. _Lee Bass, pediatrician for the bahlet. "'Tiiere seems to be no,sliDB of fej!pJratory prohletiiS, be said. . Bass, however, held mtle hope that , Matcl Jill, who 8oggs Adds Fu}} supporl . • sF'm_dings to coltllltii1SSJOB - = Oftly on~ minor Injury was l'tP6fltl! Ill folit il~cldents lnWille•~ wtr the weekend by omeers of the GaiUpolls post, her car. The veblcle wMt oft ihe hlshway and over a sm~ll embankment. Damage was rn111or. No ch1111e was filed. s!~:e ·: ·-- (' :claw Electric Heating and Cooling In a Slnpla Unit ¥• Ill W e ld ea a c!~l ':, ~~%~.p.m. han' • and 1 IIIII of Calllpollt. . Offlcen reported that Noble failed to hfloHati a rlabt 1:111'\'t ll!d btl ear wtlll oil lbt lll&h:way IIIII dolltl a 11eep ballk, He wu 1101 Injured, IIIII wu =y,~n jill lor a llearlill cr· ft ~' . ~• lit! I ...01111 1111 tt lltlr. I Mod•mlzlftg ttlli1t .lilt Ul lvollhO to lh fn;otlllltni• (} lfte- lllo .¥111ut ., _.., hlllllo. .,, •• Mon1r Down-Low mtnlhlr 'l~fnls 1nd lobor •! !" Pm Standings ,OR DETAILS CALL 3 ROOMS New Furniture L' MASON co. ny Wolfe,Rulland; Racine; John Leonard ~;:===~~~:;;;:;;;;;;~~~~:~~~ Hallie, Pomeroy. $~Oo.oo Discharges saturdayHall, Mrs. John Wilson daughter, Mrs. William and son, John Arbaugh. Admlulons Sunda _ Y Bunis, Racine; Avil La _ngsv 111 e; res 8turgeon, Middleport; Gene w·1II'18 Thompson, Le 1 p m m ey, Dlscluorges Sunday _ Jecquellne King. Verta Cuto, George Wells, Mrs. James Ru.. sell, Geor«fa Oller, Woode, Nancy Stump, Slusher, Jerry Hayman, Ronald Frazier. D . elo eosts less than 14 cents a day Terms Ill lll1t )011...Up Ill 25 lllonlbl tiiiUl if JOU wish. Call belQre noon. CASH before night. ·ITY OAN t aMVINGSCO. c:::J. ANNOUNCE BAZAAR The Hartlord Sehool PTA •ill hold a fall feaUval bazaar at the HarUord Deoember 3, be(inning at p.m. Soup, hotdop. &oods, homemade candy, many handmade articles will be sold. AgreemeDtS Are A~·•1ai}abJe WHEN YOU JOIN OUR· ••• • 1'.! cage w•Inner BOX. ~ ······················•· 9 Pieces Chicken O.nly TilE BUCKET •••••••••••••• , ••••••••• ~, l S. Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 Pinr Cracklin' Gravy llot !lolls ~ (Serves 5 10 7) THE BARREL ................... .,, .... 21 Pieces Col. Sander:!' Chickca ·'.'· $S.oa'. : Take it from the Colonel . •• "it's fingerlickin' gooa"lil COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE: the Toronto Rillcs. "~" ~~~ ~ Kut11ek~ fried Ckiekic~\ . LAF'AYETTI::, La. tUPJ) : Jacky Cupit won the $34,200 Cajun Classic golf tournament [ on the second hole of a suddendeath playoff with Chi r. ., , 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ,. 1 ·J POMEROY, OHIO Rodrig1,1ez._ _ -- _ .., , , •• lHl "•· J I FIRE INSURANCE N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. -~::_:::_:.::::.::::=::,:::::;:.::::~;·~===~~""'""'""'""'""'""'._,.,...,;.,......:.:.::_ I Saturday's Games JOIN OUR 1967 CLUB NOWI 2.00 SOc .· 1.110 ..._. hcelve Ntllt Nov. $25 3.00 i '• $50 $100 .150 $250 $500 S.rvln; Meigs Cgunty,for Over 94 Ye1ra · ~, .~lc ·· POMEROY (\f, I : • RUTLAND 1 ,.~~il'._m Syttem . . ' '. ' ' ' ,,) I ' / ' •• I ' ~ -5; Sao;~ With the most electrifying news of the year. the compa~t foeld, and you're looking at it. The '67 Dart is longer, ho\ler, totally new -4 from roof to road. And the Dodge Boys have this man -sized car priced down with the ' co mpacts. Strike out agai nst cramped I ' compacfs with an all-new Dart. We deliver frH to tht foilowl~g towri•t eChttt~r eMason 1Roclno tMiddhpo)'l 1 ~yracust eCheahire ' tRullolld •Hobson , , I Let U$ helpl You can get rid of worrisome oJd bills once aM to~ 111 with our "Bill Consolidation" loan. That war, you'll have only one payment to make each month, and It will be less than you're paying now, Stop lnl We'll be slid to lend 1 helplng.hal\(1.1 Bqdgtt_your borrowing with • con'llenient·for·you repayment schedule. '67 Dart I ..,. · $26 TO $2000 l Thera'• atwlp a Helping ECONOMY SAVIN.G·-s : AN·o:: LOAN', COMPANY . · Lfff"lttJUI'fn.- ...P•_, qn1''1 l.oaM ;. I ,. ' ' ' .~ ' I• There is 'only one live wire fn 13-2-28 ; Lusetti 8- ' All Accounts lneurttl Te ··~- by'P..iiral 0.0.1+ IMUrlnct Corp. . :9: Batdorf 3-2- 8: Doolin 1- J · Sunday's f.i:umt~ Minmi at D(•rJver CLOSEST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOMI ' . I ' t• 'f:· New York at Oakland i FREE DELIVERY $10. 5.00 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. k' !ins 4-3--ll; Hamilton 3-3- 0- 16; Towler l- 2-4 : ~an Diego at Houston 5--5-15: Gregory 6-1-13· Bolfalo al Bus•on Trainer 3-1-7. TOTALS 25-135. Mountain Slale !78) - My· Ohio High School paskelball lly United Preso lnrernatlonal " ' 4~ 11 - 19 ; Kinchlor 5- 313; Premie 3-2~ : Bly 4-<1Lima Senior 94 8; Rrannon 6-4-16: Guice &-Hamilton Tafl 71 4- IG: Flemmg 1 ~2-4; SurMarion Hardin 63 NC'Wark 51 face 0-2-2 ; McFarland l ~ollrooklvn 51 1 2. TQTALS 27-Zt-78. ·cuyahoga Heights 41 POMEROY: NATIONAL BANK 2141. Main St~ Pomtroy. THRIFT V. D. EDWARDS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 lit ttere Alloclattcllttdlo & TV, Harry Miller, " " " - (A complete banquet for one) 'I ! HEARING SERVICE CALL tr2.3635 for _IJIIIOintrllllnl 1 ' Plu! all the trimmin's )adelphia Bulldogs won Eastern Divt>'on lille in Continental ' Football Leaaue 1 ! with a 31·14 pl•yoff vir lory over i • 3 Pieces T~nder, Ta!ty ChickeQ :o-6· .l'l/1 -oN;• Hearlna Aids deaned &Chtcktd Fru 1 ·,R 'ran;Je Cropluol SeDI ln. eal The re<enUy announced 1967 A<I)U81ment Protram the Secretary uf Agricultu!" to enter Into agreements w1th Ianners to divert cropland normally wed for the ,,,,.. production ol ieed «rain and al· ........_ ,.._.D 1 1otment and non-al1otmenl crops The toinpetature 1D Pollleo 1 ::.~onservlnll and recreational roy'o buslnaso district wat 114 : • degrees at 11.~ a.m. lo4lf wltb The be for S snow fiurrles. e FREE HEARING TEST ·- THE BOX ••••••••••••••••••••••• I • • • I] 1 ~ AUDIVOX have fried chicken for Sunday dinner? Well, now you can have Col. Sanders' Recipe Kenlucky fried Chicken any day of the week. Like roriay. Ail you have to do is pick it up and take it home. The service is sudden! I TORONTO (UP IJ -The ' Saturdav S Gl.1·d·Scores f, I oo a balls. IfIll Meigs farmers are lnttl'ftted en qreemenl, they Dlly Ble lbelt l"@(]uest In this oounlj' ASCS of!I<M! beglMing Dec!e1Qber 1881. Piette tollllet IIIII olftce I i. you have any qdetlloltl abCIUl the request or the program. [ ARtpttltlllltlve Will.lelil Our $tore ~II supremacy. Pickings Are Lean In Major League Draft 2 l AND BAnERIES AT ALL TIMES I I This beautiful serving tray for everyone who joins Pomeroy National Bank's Christmas Club! Anocietecl Redlo Now Has Complete . Remember when folks used tr> I 1 '299 1967 Crop} d ·'¥ I ' 1 COI.U~mus :I IPIJ - The litlle-known first year men at •arter ille Cubs, Yankee~ and .. 1 P.y 1 nil rd Press lnlern atlonaJ lpickmgs. ]Wff' so lean 111 th~ : $8 ,0 00 ap1ere rather than any Mets and Red Sox made the1r l I•;<J stern On·i,um l rn~jor le<~gu.._. draft tht~t a furmer maJor leaguers who cost !p1cks of youngt!r f1rst-year men II L T. Pct 1majoril' of the clubs turned u~ , $25,000 each. One report had Maury W11ls U 2 l ROO :the1r noses at the chm ces tnday, l But the :.!9-yenr-old Belinsky, being sought by the Giants, 8 2 1 HOrt jt! llhough the Jlous:on Astr1lS se~t to Lhe minors hy th~ Braves and Indians frum the SaturdaY's College 7 4 n fl:Hi wpre rr>3dy to take om~ rWH'\! 1 Philadclphw Phillles l~ st June, Los Angeles Dodgers. They .Football Results . f'ill i. ldl·i1JI•ia t_; f1 0 .!W, thane•~ on Br1 ficlin sky . :~t il l lwld f' nou gh appeal fo r lhc mad e a l'itch for the veteran 1 By Umtcd Prr.ss lnternabonal Wn-;J iil ,(!l on ft 1; 0 . ~1n11 ' Hot11 til£' Chw;1gn Lub o.; an•! Astros to make him their choil'e shortstop y,tJe landed in Walter East Fll t ~llllr !-' 11 :l , Joo ' Nc·w York Yankees, wl10 wt•re . -·-~·- ~ -- -,. -~ O'Malley's doghouse afte~ he Army 20 Navy 7 J~ I'W Vorl; 9 .JOO en\ 1lled tu Ua: first tlllj ~~ !· :; It 1 f r~~ fhrows G1vc left the Dodgers in Tokyo to ~o H?ly Cro~s 32 Cos ton Co_l. 26 Ali<lni ;J iO 0 09t ·. c·h11ires because they fir1i shed :• Vikill.O'S CaU"C Win to Hawaii du ring the club\; 1 Kmgs POlnl 46South Penn Mil. ? _ ,.., ~ Wr'i !Hll Di,· i~iOn last m lht>ir respecti ve leagues, : W II t I d v· t post-season tour of Japan. ; : ,. _d . e s on ou sco re 1n on . Fla. St. 45 Mar}•land 21 ~-\'. ~· ·nr. P('l. ; ..~ ' _t11 e~ _wo~~ g~ ~0!_~elatrvely . CIIll llty nine field goals, but Memphis St. 14 Houston 13 r:r('~·n n :.~ y ' 11R (los! the ball game 11-69 Satur· Jackson Dcfealed Adams St. 14 S.W. Mo. St. 6 n:l llimorl' ; ~ ;: ~~~: ·.COLUMBUS IUI'IJ -!leer !day oight as the visiling Vlk- By Waverlv Squad F'la. A\1 4t Tex. So 12 Los An~h· I C' ~ will he bard . lu find in tJ!J:o ·l rng~ collected 3L free tosses out Waverly, defe'nding South _ Gerogiu 2:~ Georgia Tech 14 10f 45 attempt~. Wellst.on was 5, Centr<Jl Ohio Leag~ champioll, M~mi , Fla. 21 Florida 16 ;1 4 2 .fi~G . thi~ week. ('lti r_':)~{) ~ ; 2 ~~; 1 The· annual tlN•r sea~on It,_ I·,~~~ Hat _th~ f~ul_ Circles. 'I downed visiting Jackson 69-57~~~ hs~n 35 South Carolina 10 Jktroil " '"' cn•d today in the easl •one , ·11te huge V1kmgs controlled Saturday night. The lronmen \ <r~lua 21 N.C. 10 Min nc·sotn ~ 7 1 .~QO and Wednl'sday 1n the north- the b:Jards, h1t 2~ of _54 shots I are now 1-1 for the year. lt ILoUisville 21 East Carolina 7 Sund;Jy'!'l R('sull!i west wne. Hunting in buth ar-,j l~;, 43 ·, ~~ ~-tl ~ f!-tule WHS wa!l waverly's opener. Harcld !Tennessee 28Vanderbilt 0 f'hicago 23 At la nta li eas end.~ F'rltlay. Duily hour'!! ~ lut::l~tBt;Slrots fot":l7 percent Howe's 22 points paced the !Al a. 3~ So M1 ~srssippi 0 llr<·en Boy 28 Minnl'soln IB urc 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. iin ulii 'lipl!ner: tb~ both clubs. JHS allack. WHS ;ced th e ' Miss. 24 Miss. St. 0 J.os Angeles 23 IJJltimo re 7 Hunting in the east zone 1B1g Ke1th P:ater pumped in game by outscoring Jackson 22 . ~ . . . Midw~st . Wa~hi ilgton 72 New York 4t will be limited 10 bucks. Both 122 for the wmners. Jay Laven· 12. Waverly outrebounded Jark- Mmm1, OhiO 28 Cmcmnatt 8 :-it. Louis 6 Pirtshurgh ~ hueks c:nd does can he hunted der totaled 24 fur the lose rs. son, 45-29 . JHS shot 23 per · Southwest <Ottly games <cheduled l in the northwest zone. VINTON COUNTY 1771 I cent, Waverly 33 _ So Melhst 21 Tex Chrnln 0 Ne<l Sun<iay's r;ames Shulguns with • s!"Klr ball Pall~~ ~~t-;~; _.C~ory 3- , JACKSON 157) /Baylor 2t R>ee 14 Atlan!a at Minn esota trr rlf:ed slug can he used !}-\5; Coleman '!-~.-(4; ;rat- C. Mullins, 0- 1- 1; GiWianrl, l . ~est Chi1~ago ;_11 B:-~llimorr:t along with muJ.zle-lo:Iding rir· ,er 8-6--22 ; Calvm 4- a- 13. !'.--2- 12 . Mo t 0--3--- 3· Gl 1San Diego St. 39 Lo~ Ang St Jlrtroil r.t IJJs Angc·les lJ lt>s of at least lS raliber. 'fOTALS 2l-31-77, ~ow j~0-6 ·unP~tton o:,_~;~ 1 Colo. St. 34 Iowa St. 10 Nt•w York at Cleveland ,1 change this year is the WELLSTON 1691 Gre~n . 1 _~ 5 . How~ · 1 ~arl~eU 3~ S!erra t4P ·r· 6 Jlill~iburgh :Jt Phillldclpilia pr1,hibitiun n[ using walkie- Jeffers 2-1~5; Milliken 2- 22 . ~Ialone l~J -l· L' s l'lg am oung 3 actiC 0 ~L Louis at llall as talkies. ,0- 4; Lavender 12~0-14; 3_: 3: TOTALS 21 _j5-~~a' :-lotre Dame 51 So CaL 0 Sao F"ranmro vs. Gre"n Bay 'Bucschrr 4-2-10; Martin 4- ' ' WAVERLY lSi . Utah St. 46 Hawaii 0 :.it Milwnuk f't' _ C-8; H<~yburn 4-1 - 9; Down- Thorn ..:on .._ _ . ) Ar1zona St. 20 P.nzona 17 8 ard 3- t- 7: Morrow HJ-1 . 15-0-ti' F' · 1' Western 21 Utah 20 • I •~ 1 1 0 \1 \ "' 'I'IJTALS 32- 5-69. · ' os er, · AFI. Standings : U t Armbruster, 10-4-24; Ho•ward. SAVE Oy Uni!t•d PrecCi.'i' Jnl1•rnafional : i Vinronqur~~~ce;r 2-3-7: TOTALS 2715-69. 19 43 59 77 Eastern [livislon i Wellston !9 34 46 69 . By quarters ; On Your . W· L. T. Pd. , Reserves - WellsMn 36 Viny lackson ... ........ 9 26 3H Buffalo R 3 I Twelve players hit the scor-,ton Local 31. !Waverly ........ ·. 13 29 51 Boston fi 3 2 -~··7 ing crJJumn as the Rio Grand(' . Reserves - Jackson Jl 'iew York '> 5 1 .560 College Redmen racked up a RE~'USES OFFER crly 26 · Jlno,ton 3 R 0 .273 135·78 win over Mountain Stat• GLASGOW, Scotland WPI) _ 1 . -~.--.- . 1Loram Adm~rai Kmg 97 \fiamt . l. 9 n· .182 to take the consolation game Will cunningham, manager Wl'stern DIVI!l!Oil ol ti1e Kiwanis Tournament Sat. the Dunfermline Soccer Club . Parma 36 . W. L. T. Pd. urday ni ght at Wel lsburg, W. said he bad turned down a Clearv~ew 85 Midv1ew 43 INSURANCE AGENCY ' · Kansas Ciry 9 2 1 ~~~ Va. . $25,0110 conlract from San Man~tta 51 Belpre II Phone 992-2440 Pomeroy oakland 7 5 0 .5~> The Wheeling. College Cardm· interests lo join a Mass1llon 69 Fa~rless 53 San Diego 5 5 I ..1110 als, v<ctors Fnday mght 109- U.S. National Professional Soc· I 1'rnver 3 8 0 .273 102 over (lio Grande, downed cer League team. 1 x-Ciinched div ision title Hobert Morris College ol Pitts- The International Football I sunday s Resulls _tJ<Jrgh, Pa., to take the champ- Federation <FIFA) doe• OPTOMETRIST Kansas City 32 New York 24 :on~h lp. recog~ize the National League, 1 fJenvPr 20 San O!egn 11 Rm Grande !1351 - Thornton preferring to accept the rival I Office Hours: 91o 12, 2 to 51 (Close at Noon oa Boston 20 Miami 14 ~8; Lucas 4- 3- 11: Col- North American Soccer Leag0 e ThurS<..:.. East Court St., Pomeroy CHRISTMAS CLUB ' noo • Weekend Sports Summary N~L ~•••dings ·ExltnllOn Ollt 992-3786 .. :;.,o:r,.::"';..'':..:,: We fix Sunday dinner seven ; days a week 1 t~Y1ar w-v.lllllldlftl pllta ... I I MabtiYitrlltmt · ~':er'':: ~:~.~hi.IIXs:-~ :U!l ~ I Bruce Gossett booted - Daily Senti-neCPomeroy-MhldleporC 0 ., Nov. 28, 1966 J field goals while Los 4ngeles' defense stymied John t. Unitas l and Gary Cuozzo as lhe Rams '• :: stunned Baltimore title hopes • and dropped the Colts two lull I games behind tfle division 1 leading Packers. I by the Cardinals and Giants. Charley Gogolak's nine atra points also tied a league record while both learns' PATS (14) tied the Cardlnai-Gianll mark of 1946 · Clncb For Title I Ah oMfllt lift!- !lOti llat!IJObt at 11 a.m. Sunday on I. • CroM! City. Offl. ~-~tdreportedth ~~~ gwlndler ~""' Ollto e g way lllto =a Montgnmery I as moderate It bolb C!IJ'I. No ona ttas lnjur«<. GTht potrol cited Swindler 10 alllpolls municlpel court Dei!. 2 oil a ebarte of fallurt to yield the rlgbt of Way1 . VIolet M. Grltlt, Bt, JackiiOil, =· ~ i~~~::~::~~~~~~:~~:~·~ ·- breaking the record set in 1948 P6ckers over MJnnesota. 1 li•llt 111111 H- !!!! e.-. Jud Swindler 10 Itt 2 Crollln City and ~ J. M I- 70 ltt 1 Green Bay all but clinched St. Louis moved back into a :field goals and Gale SaYOIJ filth Western Division title · Eastern Division tie , romped for 172 yards til '\f seven years as Bart StaiT with as Jim Bakken's lS Icarries as Chicago rack~ :iP'fli lor two touchdowns and ~O:il;jsb j and 26-yard field goals led the 1 first · victory in lhe last ti ~ Pitts and Jim Grabowski Cardinals over Pittsburgh. Igames with a u-iumph over for two others to lead Roger Leclerc kicked three , Atlanta. By unired Press lnlernallonal MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPII BY lliCK TIIUMAS Douglas managed to score one, attempted field goals, eight of lhe foul line. Eastern shot 37.3 Saturday Virginia Tech earned a Uhech, !l Cnarh Dan Wright's Easte rn I bas ket the serond half ~md fin- : 14 from Ihe foul line and was( per cent making 2S of 67 and LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Bowl invitation after walloping En gl eE ol Mei~s cuunty rack~d 1 ished WJth Hi pomls. i ahead 19-13 in rebounds. I had 13 of 31 at the foul line. Not.re Dame, . seeking . the \'MI, 70-12. up a com parative]/ easy wm Gene Hall paced Southwest- 'fhe Eagles Jed 42-2:J at lh~? 1 In the preliminary game, natJOnal college football tJtle, __ SaturdJy night at Southwestern ern with 21 points, getting 11 In hal£ and 51-::16 at the end o( 1Eastern'~ resenres rolled to an defeated Southern C:llifornia 51(UPI\ llt~h School do wrung Co a r h lhe first half, and liJ the second I three periods. The Highlanders easy 38-22 win as Roger Barn- 0. COLUMBUS, Ohio Uoyd Myers' Highlanders 63 half. John Shriver was next outscored their ppponents 26-21 ctte tallied 17 points for the winManagers Hank Bauer tf 4'1 in the oou thern Valley At.h· with 12 points. George Dtllon., in the second half but lack•d ners. Dave Morgan's seven FORT WORTfl (UP!) - BfalthtimoNre Oryioleks, Yilalkph Houdk :1 !'' · , . · Sth Mthd' t ho eewor f aneesan eur Conference opeuer fo r both. who lwd seven po mts and Dave the spark to 0\·ertake th~ Ea- pomts was h1gh for the South- ou ern e o IS won t e 0 . k ~·II ; 1 B 1 Charll's Eichinger spark,~d Notter fo ur, both fou led out gles. Southwestf rn grabbed a western reserves. Southwest Cor.r~rence· Iitle and It Jams ~ t te aston ! lht"' Eaglr!S to a fir <;t hal( lead for the lfighlnnders total of 33 rebQunds in the ser· Eastern ..... .. 19 23 9 1~3 a Cotlon Bowl berth by beating ~~ox ~~r~ shaken up when 8 1 1 IJl 42-23 as ile dum ped E'ighl Southwesten Jed or.ly onctt, and half. Southwestern 11 J2 13 15----49 Texas Christian 21-o. taxibm w111c lhe.y were r Jd · · [ . · to aseb"l m" lmg headquar- 1 ·l' gu;ds nnd made three ,. j 2-0 on Gene Hall's ot;cnlllg has- Eastern had a tt1tal ur 34 Eastern (63) - Martin, 4-0-t 1 11 d d · 1 Jr;ur !rum the lou! line for 13 ket. Dennis r<ewlanO scort'd 1rebou nds with Eichinger and i8; Buckley, 0-1-1; Douglas 7·2-- NEW YORK (UPI) -M unden ers CQ 1 e '.\'it I <~notJer car., ~ninls. The big center tallied Eastern's first thrf'e point.'i ott Duuglas getting nine each, and i6; Spencer, 1-1-3; Eichinger. won _the $56.~00 Gallant Fox unly Jour po mts the secaud hnl: free throws. ~hriver tl~!d tile Mike Martin had sew'll. Gene 9-5-23: Roush, 1-0-2; Newland, Handicap at Aqueduct ' by Sunday 1 ;, nd t111 isht•d w1th 23 whil·h w:1s ' count ;J-3 with fi · J(j rl"nwinin~ Hall had 18 of Southwestern ~12-4-8 ; and B~nedum, 1-0·2. To- ahno~t three leng ths and paid AUGUSTA . Ga. (UPil _ l•rr:h f11r tl w night 111 llw first per iod . I·:<~ stem ll!d 46 team rebuund s, and Notter :tul s, 25-12-63. $20.20. IDe fen~ i ng rhOJmJ.uon Kathy Jl1l'k f)I JU g l~ l;, IJ<Ilkrd up 19-JJ <~1. !f 11' 1•nd 1d Hit' fir-;1 had righl. I Southwestern (49) - Dillon. . -Whitworth won the $10.0CO l<ll' ltin gN\ fll' <.:t h;•ll rxm·agr! : pr riod. The Highlanders marie 18 of l2·3-7; NaUer , 1-2-4; Shriver, 4-4- VA NCOI.JVI-:H, B.C. IUPii -~Titleholders Ladlt·s Golf Tour1\ l!h ~--IX fi1·ld gua ls or.d -~~'rJ ' Ea~tern dornina t ~r.l p!Jy in 65 shots from the floor for 27.6112; HalL 9-3-21; Walk~r. ()..J-1; Saska;chewan~ defe~ted Ottawa : nament with a thrPe-over par i 11 Jm the foul Ime fur 14 poJnL S. the f1rst half mnkmg 1'1 of :1~ per cent. and had 13 o! 28 from · Carter, 2-0-4. Totals, 18-13-49: · 29-14 .or the Grey Cup, emblem : 291. --- - - --- ---·- . -.---- ---------- ~---- - ---- ·ef Canadino professional foot-: to .the comfort Twlna 1' o:l: · . o e, .. '. th drl . _bu~111~ ~ old 1ndard of 98 set by the Chic o Cardinals agalnsl the Glan m 1948, and the Gl8Dt's six liouchdowns helped break the mark for most touchdowns in a game by both teams -16 -also By .IOE CARNICEI.LI In other NFL artion, Chirago Colt• In 1950. All' U~~ Sports W;ller Iked ~wned :tianla 23-li, Green Bay DefeDse Seoru Three 1e erman as ta at !Dll')sota 28·16, Los . . . aboul "establishing" his New 1Angeles upset Baltimore 2.1-1 1 A. D. Whitfield scored three York Giants all year and they Iand St. Louis edged Pitthburgh touchdowns and SonnychdJurfinally . did it Sunday at fo-3. · gensen threw tbree tou own Washingto~. i Defensive back Brig Owens passes while the Wastlington The Giants estabiishcd them-· ran for two scores and se t up defense accounted lor three of se lves . as em~ of. the tt:'orst two ulhers ~ith interc~ptions as the. Re_dskin's 10 touchdowns, defens1ve umts m . Natwnnl the Redskms e~tabllsbed re- wh1ch tied the lea~ue record for <;;':><:• Football League hiStory as cords for most pomts by a leam most touchd?wns m a game. ..:;::::;:...:;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;.;;_...1 .Washmgton crushed the New m regular-season play. The New Yorks 41 pomts helped •The computer SD)'ll the post. Yorkers 1!-41 lo set thre" , Skins' 12-point barrage ec-lipsed Iestablish a new leag'ue_mark for tu•n I'm best suited for lri league records anrt tie threc' ttte old mark of 70 set by Los most points by two teams in •oly mackerel - water boy!'" ollters. Angeles against the Balt1more one game -113 -breaking the Eagles Scalp Highlanders, 63-49 'there wu moderate damap 111 the · N b · ~lie.;. N•bt ;;_elIll' ••~•1a Redskins Stun Giants With Recoid- Breaking 72-41 Victory ' .. ' THE DAILY SENTINEL .I pal ceurt Dec. 2; .Lio)'d R 1 A h, 118, ProctorvUie; Douglaa K. Jtilrrll!glllft, 21, OallipOUs: Randall G. Fisher, Ill. Galllpo fliatf lllthway patrol. 'twa driY• Wtektlld mtttt bJ the lit- Ill; and tlillllll J, IIHII, D liN Win elttd In tliU~Ideillf, 11'01 lllclwled: JimmY ~. ltU1sell, lty., 111 101' ~ng JOiiJ Hall, It, VllitoD, eon!- II, iloiltb Oh~IH¢h, W. v•., aU 10 appear Dee. ~ lill!llllilclof I~ bljiiey 10 het lf!Hdlht, lflunlell)ll COUtt New. ptl COUI'I: and Mack a:. Layne ll'lli Ill a ~~!it oar ttcl· it; omtd, L. !Wiklll, .a, 17, QalllpoUe, -1111, .()alii• ll 1:0. •. Ill. lundl)l ' Ill C!rtwll Cit. aptllllq, mal- H\11111 jiiYellt toill'l Dtr... lit. &it, ene-ttnth Of l lillie . 11011111 of VIAioll, Oft!Cirl hllllht •• l tulelll'f Ill I Ut drlVtll b)' liArblta Ailb lkott, lf, Nn IIOAIOII, Mlell., Who loet control of tier w 011 lht nt hllhWif. '1'111 w llld of! lht hi~lliJ and IINclt a dltdt 111d embilllmielit. ·. AU.STAR Only One Minor Injury Reported in lour \l('eekendACCI'dents . B' y' Oh'10 State pat ro} SEEK IDENTITY COSHOCTON Ohio (UPI) _ thrcugb her moutlt wu not lnjurt\1 In ln aceldent LORAIN, Ohio (UPI) --Police Tower Inc., a cable ~eretrymg Sunday lo learn the television firm serving 23,000 ' ctitlcal period for premature of Cbe.tblrt. O!lk:trl NPOI1ed 0 identity of a man whose body subscribers in ta counues in babte!l t~~ey would be healthy that cteflellvo attett~~« c.uefd was found by a Norfolk - Wes~ Ohio, Pennsylvania aod West IWUJ. ph~lcally. The period endl at Mrs. Grant to loH conlrol a1 ~rn, Railroad employe along the f Vlrgln1a, announced today an WASHINGTON (UPI) -In 3 vigorous defense of !be 2:51 a.m. EST '1\leaday. hne .' ".ght ·. of • way on the 1extra fourth quarter dividend. Warren Commission, Rep. Hale Boggs said Sunday it. was -~---==:::.:.-­ clly' ~est Side. j Claude Stevanu.•, pres1dent ol imposoible 1o dil;pel all doubts about the comoilSSion'e to 10 yearo at your option. Ab· lhe company, s8ld that a divl- findings. nual adjustmenl ~ymenUI wUI I dend of t~nts erua per sha.-. "Many people would rather believe that there was be made for the acreag~•:.:~:ll will be paid In addition 1o the a eoruplracy," the Louisiana Democrat said. "Thii!S n· ed under qnement. o DEVIIT~D ro ~RE,T OF ! regular fi>urth quarter dlvtdend fortunately human nat~te." paymente are authOI!Utl lor MEIG~ · MASON AIIEA 'or 11k!ents. Stevanus •aid lbe Bogp's statement came in ly tht eiltab~ent or approved ...... • • - ....,... linn earntd 72-cents per •hare television appea!'altet. "Now, If there I! any lu er con!ervauon, and Pub~=:-· !:;~:~:::-· emp~ during the nine month& enlllng d 0 evidence that can be turned p, tlon practice•. ~·a\~!.:"'Pu:f.:ru=:~~~mp~ru~~" o= Sept. 30, as compared wUb 11· Hel IBid" oflle ,..~•fin•dl"to~ 71 l am for de1ele)plftl lt. But the If farmers have 1 feed ,ratn I '"'"'' s... ··~·ro,, 0 ..~ ~'"· .,.. cents per share for the slime conv nee "I wa point I melte II that the !den base or an allotment tlley mull r.l!~~~~~~~e.w~~:n\n '"'1• l'.dttor- period a yeat ago. Lee Harvey Olwlld •eted 1" that the commission didn't oUer at least all of Me l1lcfl """~' u _ , . ,,._ m"""' loue In lbe llllllbtltlol tl a ihoroui!h and erhaUSo base to qualify lor •• a.~~~~ ner ,, Ul• PD.. otmee •• Poll'l•rnt. p esldent J 0 ba F Kean-.lv au ~eo·-""' r . .,. live and objecUve eiBDlinaUon mant. They may Offer aU of • Nallonal adtertlnq npretlntattt• VAUGHAN BAS SURGERY Bontnew IDmb.U. 111;.. Ma t..s:~.q. The House DemDCrD.UI:! one th at J tt jeel " any other batt ob the lartn. ~~~k.Ava.. N... Yorll Cltr. N.., Loring Vaughan, son of Mr. agreed with other commission .......,... """ ...._ " and Mrs. Leo Van•han, supporters thai only the TWO FINED ' II a fanner has an ~=~~~] calt\W WheN IIYIIIIab!t 3!\ oi!btlll per '"8 agreement, it miJ be ••• an ,.., ,, all'll.tat• ., \II• roy, underwent surgery for tation -Of new evidence Two men were fined $10 lnd . ~ll..,.,:~~ ..::N;..~'J.""'...''o: ruptured appendix warrant a new inquiry Into the ""ts eacb on conviction of ill- to place additional CAP balls 11" " ::::i,,. ..... ,.,., ...,N morning In St. J o..ph a~naUon. told cation by Middleport Mayor under 1 116'1 qreemont. In ::'~"~: Parkersburg. His room Boggs wa• one of four c. 0. Fisher Monda' momtnc. taln caJes, lhe agreement :.'.;, ',...""..;;::·.::~ '"'::.:t is 333. lOring Is expecting congressmen on the Warren They were Charles AUensworth, loci o:e an t!~U.:IIl"inil8l•noant~ll ....... he hospllallr.ed 10 days. Commission. The others were Middleport, and Jollll WUt, may 1 the Rep. Gerald Fonl, R-Mich , Middleport. l"@(]uea pe · nnd Sens. John Sherman CoopThe desllflated acreap m111t er, R-Ky., and Richard B. RWISQUID CALLED be maintained for the duration oell, ~a. Only Cooper has The Pomeroy emereancy of the agreement in sucll a commented on the controVI!rsy !quad lias summoned tor John manner as to prevenl etO•Sior• ll over the commission report. Wilson, Route !U a medical and to control weeda, Insects, According to Boggs, the ·patient, Saturday 'at 3:10 p.m. and undesirable rodenta. No mission "established as Wilson wu taken to Veterans crops may be planted lor bar. ONLY that competent men can Memorial Hospital by the squad. vest or harvested on lbe deaig· . tiO.OD Down - •••••• ., blish that Oswald . nated acreaae. They Dlllsl com· C..otnloniTt<mo President Kennedy and ply with all acreage allotments shot Texas aov. John aD and the feed grain base for the ,farm under 1gretment as well as on all other farms Ill llblcll Velerano Me111orlal Hospllll they heW! an lntamt. FUINITURE MASON, W. VA. Admlsolons Saturday - llenRequells Will be tontldel'l!d Antenn~s, ' s' • B•ll1lllDg • ham ·' 1-llally lentlhel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Nov. 28, 1961 UPI Briefs J ,I 3oo-w: secbnd st. ., '' l ) .~ ~· , ~ 11 • . i , , .... r • meroy, o.. R~ H•.'RAWLINGS SONS CO. - MILL.&SECOND·ST, 1 ' '"~ . .... .&.. ··-~ ' ;it'i:, MIDDLEPORT . r. ' �• ·eac.h.ers· E' nd 'Stri•ke' IsKilledln J.E.Robihson ,'~OUNGSTOWN, Ohio tUPI)- board's =~ ·-~lmned contract with the board prepared to seek en In· teachers tO Youngstown Education Assoela· junction directing lite teachers r assrooms ...ay, ending Uon, lbe official b11J1alning return to work. The board 111o a week-long ..,alkout that kept taent for the teachers. was coJJ5lderin& lnvoklna the ~lli)o out ol c~es. The Youngstown Federation FerglllOIJ Act wblcb problblts 'Hit -~.._1'1 strike In _BU)). ~ _Teachers and Its parent, the strlkel by I!Ublle ernpl())'el and urhan Hubbard continUed, how- Ohio Federation of Teachers, calls for dismissal of any strlk· ever, with about S,7GO pupUa said the YOUIIIliiOWII seWement 1n11 employee. 'u~of class. _ _ . was a "tremelldo~l victory fut Tha strlke was. the first teach• ,e YoungstDWtl FMeratiofi the fedl!rlUon.'' er atrike In Obla'a hlslbrt, fi ot 1eachers 'YFT) voted over- Tha strike was ntUed as lhe involVed about l,Oiicl teal!llets. "'helmmgly Sundaf nliht to ap~~v~a~ ~ment with lite ~ ael ucation caUJng 0~ en ecUon m the fall vf 1968 to delermine the teachers' ~aff;ain~ng agent. . !. s ad been tht sole !Siile . n 1be Youngstown strike whlla LANC~STER, Ohto (UPn -:- The flrat opeb Medl· :In ~u~bard lbe Issues are re- care rebellion m Ohio, and posSibly the nation, today ~grution of a bargaining agent threatened the contmued operation of the Lancaster!'1111 a 10 per cent salary in· Fairfield County Hospital. Board Chainnan R. R. Lentz ~ue. said the refusal of doctors to ~lgn Medlcll'e recertlfiCa• \.!te':!!(l'Wn SL'IlOOI Superln !ion forms eould mean the J.H. Wanamaker saM eventual clo&ng of the hos- The !allure of doctors to corn· lhe •''*"'emellt provided for pita!. ply with the Medicare act te leacbm and supervisory per- The •lgned recertification bound to have a serious •lflld loni!IP 'to vo~ separately and forms are nece"ery lot the on hundredt 01 F1trfleld Coun· lo lllV. separate b11J1alnlng hospital to collect from the led· ty elderly persons depending on a.tenll. era! governmehl lor the care of Medicare for their hospllllllaI -Wlllalnaker laid the 1968 el· elderly p a t 1e n t s, explained tlon, Uld Lenll. 1ct1<11 bad betn a plitt of the Lentz. The board advltet tlloso I*' l · · · Without federal payments the sons eUJiblo lor Medlcart who hospilal cannel shoulder the e•pect to uae II In the holpllll . burden of caring for elderly to coritWt thttr doctors to mak1 . patients, he said. sure he intends to complete and CONTINUED FNm Page 1 To counter the action by, sign the nece!Sery doclllllenll. Doctors' Rebellion Could Close Lancast er HospJ"tal 'CIHNESE .actiVIUes but said Weatetn jntJitirt and political alliance. undt!- AlbtricBD leadership had reached a state of deep crisis. He accused the United States ~~ committing genlll!ide tn !Viet Nam and called lhe w~r cne of the'"mosl ahamelul wars ?'our age," and said the Amer· 1cans would never be able to defeal Norlh Viet Nam. He repeated l!anol'l lerms for endlng the war ~ including a hall 1o bombing and withdrawal of ail u. s. rorcM ~ members of the Fairfield County Medical Society, the hospital threatened to revoke the adnussion privileg.. of the doctors if they do not sign the forma, said Lentz. The hospital also asked d~ tors who will not sign the ,.. certification !onn! to refrain from certifying elderly patients under Medicare, the board chairmar1 said. · Extra Dividend of 10 Cenl!l is Paid \ l\lmiN11E0rro.lP• .1,, IIlli lllat day. •• , ' Evert Worle w~ ~ PT. PLEASANT _ James Uullon crilla thai Edward Robinlon, 25, a resi· 01 the 4lllt 01 lhtmllllham, Ala., and board lasl formrly of Mason county, was a&'lln 011 an killed Friday In an a111• li!Cl· If stepa l1'i llol dent In Blrmin6hartl, 11here hi cbnii'Ol wltsl'e wll a lad drifer. to the air Mr. Rohlllaon wu bOrn In o1 HUnttns!llll on JUly 8, 11141, !llln u. s. of Dale and Christine Cham· dlv!Sloil of lllr »>ll~~ bers Robinson, who survive, and UP! today tho Ntw \'otk who live in Huntington. HI! ctlsll \las "a wll'llllll oi to the biler can bippon - lind llhat Angus )ttser, whe iltlrYIVes, I· happen - With lllc!ttUial tong ,with 011e Mil, Bruei. quency and In Wider areu other sllrviV!lrt are live bra- less someihlna 1e dolll to liN' thers, and three slsten, Pvt. vent II." R ld Rob! 1 Ft Knox Kona Donal/:::'rr: ·Denny· M PolUkitm ~ 1 Sb~1 and' K .~ tUter ._ M ae ' oren OONN - Ml'l' ii!IOII, Ill ol HuntlnJton, and Chancellor • dtllp$1t . Mary Robln10n ol DearliGrn, F:leslnger WOil aJ)Ili'G'ftl Mleh. ol hll Christian iltrnOOtal Sorvletl Will bt held at I ty's presidium to fol1ll p.m., WednMdlf, al Be~le preeedented IP"and . Methodllt Clllpel 11 Apple with Sooial DeliiOCI'all, tht Grove. !!tv. Olftt Holt wUI ol· dltional oppOIItlOD ,roup. _ ftclate and llllrlal wiU bt In llle The dfcljlon of the pteJidllllll ohurcb cemetery under dlreo- was communicated to lht 145 Uon ollhe MohMI!tVIIII Funer· memberl of the atrllllaD ])em. al bome. Frlondl may eall at ocraUe parlllmentary patty who the funeral home after 6 p.m., are llpected to YOifl lbtlr _,. Tulllllay. ptoval tonight. :,lions mani"'• ;.., s .• Rom' ue 0 dds wmg ID Favor on Qumt PITI'SBURGH (UPI) - Tht one in 10 odds against Rolli Sue, the stronger of the two surviving Aranson quintuplets, began to awl~ In a mort fa· vorable dlrecUon today, IIIII doctors oald the ouUook Mar<l Jill, the Mb bom, temained poor. Ronl Sue, 111'11 of the quiDtuplets, aU aJrls, bom pmna- tor t: lurely early Salunlay to Mrl. Patti ArliiiOn, a 2:1-y~-old weighed one pound 12 OIDIChu, would live. Three of the quint! dltd Sunday of brain damage and lung bemorrluiJe lndlll!ed respiratory daftclencles Bass said be was c:QIICletllell ourvlvlng Wanta may Suffered brain damage. Marc! Jill was breathing with the aid of a reBpll'Bior and a lube Inserted Into thi trachea former kinderprten teacber, "continues to loot good," Uld Dr. _Lee Bass, pediatrician for the bahlet. "'Tiiere seems to be no,sliDB of fej!pJratory prohletiiS, be said. . Bass, however, held mtle hope that , Matcl Jill, who 8oggs Adds Fu}} supporl . • sF'm_dings to coltllltii1SSJOB - = Oftly on~ minor Injury was l'tP6fltl! Ill folit il~cldents lnWille•~ wtr the weekend by omeers of the GaiUpolls post, her car. The veblcle wMt oft ihe hlshway and over a sm~ll embankment. Damage was rn111or. No ch1111e was filed. s!~:e ·: ·-- (' :claw Electric Heating and Cooling In a Slnpla Unit ¥• Ill W e ld ea a c!~l ':, ~~%~.p.m. han' • and 1 IIIII of Calllpollt. . Offlcen reported that Noble failed to hfloHati a rlabt 1:111'\'t ll!d btl ear wtlll oil lbt lll&h:way IIIII dolltl a 11eep ballk, He wu 1101 Injured, IIIII wu =y,~n jill lor a llearlill cr· ft ~' . ~• lit! I ...01111 1111 tt lltlr. I Mod•mlzlftg ttlli1t .lilt Ul lvollhO to lh fn;otlllltni• (} lfte- lllo .¥111ut ., _.., hlllllo. .,, •• Mon1r Down-Low mtnlhlr 'l~fnls 1nd lobor •! !" Pm Standings ,OR DETAILS CALL 3 ROOMS New Furniture L' MASON co. ny Wolfe,Rulland; Racine; John Leonard ~;:===~~~:;;;:;;;;;;~~~~:~~~ Hallie, Pomeroy. $~Oo.oo Discharges saturdayHall, Mrs. John Wilson daughter, Mrs. William and son, John Arbaugh. Admlulons Sunda _ Y Bunis, Racine; Avil La _ngsv 111 e; res 8turgeon, Middleport; Gene w·1II'18 Thompson, Le 1 p m m ey, Dlscluorges Sunday _ Jecquellne King. Verta Cuto, George Wells, Mrs. James Ru.. sell, Geor«fa Oller, Woode, Nancy Stump, Slusher, Jerry Hayman, Ronald Frazier. D . elo eosts less than 14 cents a day Terms Ill lll1t )011...Up Ill 25 lllonlbl tiiiUl if JOU wish. Call belQre noon. CASH before night. ·ITY OAN t aMVINGSCO. c:::J. ANNOUNCE BAZAAR The Hartlord Sehool PTA •ill hold a fall feaUval bazaar at the HarUord Deoember 3, be(inning at p.m. Soup, hotdop. &oods, homemade candy, many handmade articles will be sold. AgreemeDtS Are A~·•1ai}abJe WHEN YOU JOIN OUR· ••• • 1'.! cage w•Inner BOX. ~ ······················•· 9 Pieces Chicken O.nly TilE BUCKET •••••••••••••• , ••••••••• ~, l S. Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 Pinr Cracklin' Gravy llot !lolls ~ (Serves 5 10 7) THE BARREL ................... .,, .... 21 Pieces Col. Sander:!' Chickca ·'.'· $S.oa'. : Take it from the Colonel . •• "it's fingerlickin' gooa"lil COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE: the Toronto Rillcs. "~" ~~~ ~ Kut11ek~ fried Ckiekic~\ . LAF'AYETTI::, La. tUPJ) : Jacky Cupit won the $34,200 Cajun Classic golf tournament [ on the second hole of a suddendeath playoff with Chi r. ., , 1 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ,. 1 ·J POMEROY, OHIO Rodrig1,1ez._ _ -- _ .., , , •• lHl "•· J I FIRE INSURANCE N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. -~::_:::_:.::::.::::=::,:::::;:.::::~;·~===~~""'""'""'""'""'""'._,.,...,;.,......:.:.::_ I Saturday's Games JOIN OUR 1967 CLUB NOWI 2.00 SOc .· 1.110 ..._. hcelve Ntllt Nov. $25 3.00 i '• $50 $100 .150 $250 $500 S.rvln; Meigs Cgunty,for Over 94 Ye1ra · ~, .~lc ·· POMEROY (\f, I : • RUTLAND 1 ,.~~il'._m Syttem . . ' '. ' ' ' ,,) I ' / ' •• I ' ~ -5; Sao;~ With the most electrifying news of the year. the compa~t foeld, and you're looking at it. The '67 Dart is longer, ho\ler, totally new -4 from roof to road. And the Dodge Boys have this man -sized car priced down with the ' co mpacts. Strike out agai nst cramped I ' compacfs with an all-new Dart. We deliver frH to tht foilowl~g towri•t eChttt~r eMason 1Roclno tMiddhpo)'l 1 ~yracust eCheahire ' tRullolld •Hobson , , I Let U$ helpl You can get rid of worrisome oJd bills once aM to~ 111 with our "Bill Consolidation" loan. That war, you'll have only one payment to make each month, and It will be less than you're paying now, Stop lnl We'll be slid to lend 1 helplng.hal\(1.1 Bqdgtt_your borrowing with • con'llenient·for·you repayment schedule. '67 Dart I ..,. · $26 TO $2000 l Thera'• atwlp a Helping ECONOMY SAVIN.G·-s : AN·o:: LOAN', COMPANY . · Lfff"lttJUI'fn.- ...P•_, qn1''1 l.oaM ;. I ,. ' ' ' .~ ' I• There is 'only one live wire fn 13-2-28 ; Lusetti 8- ' All Accounts lneurttl Te ··~- by'P..iiral 0.0.1+ IMUrlnct Corp. . :9: Batdorf 3-2- 8: Doolin 1- J · Sunday's f.i:umt~ Minmi at D(•rJver CLOSEST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOMI ' . I ' t• 'f:· New York at Oakland i FREE DELIVERY $10. 5.00 1:00 TO 5:00 P.M. k' !ins 4-3--ll; Hamilton 3-3- 0- 16; Towler l- 2-4 : ~an Diego at Houston 5--5-15: Gregory 6-1-13· Bolfalo al Bus•on Trainer 3-1-7. TOTALS 25-135. Mountain Slale !78) - My· Ohio High School paskelball lly United Preso lnrernatlonal " ' 4~ 11 - 19 ; Kinchlor 5- 313; Premie 3-2~ : Bly 4-<1Lima Senior 94 8; Rrannon 6-4-16: Guice &-Hamilton Tafl 71 4- IG: Flemmg 1 ~2-4; SurMarion Hardin 63 NC'Wark 51 face 0-2-2 ; McFarland l ~ollrooklvn 51 1 2. TQTALS 27-Zt-78. ·cuyahoga Heights 41 POMEROY: NATIONAL BANK 2141. Main St~ Pomtroy. THRIFT V. D. EDWARDS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30 lit ttere Alloclattcllttdlo & TV, Harry Miller, " " " - (A complete banquet for one) 'I ! HEARING SERVICE CALL tr2.3635 for _IJIIIOintrllllnl 1 ' Plu! all the trimmin's )adelphia Bulldogs won Eastern Divt>'on lille in Continental ' Football Leaaue 1 ! with a 31·14 pl•yoff vir lory over i • 3 Pieces T~nder, Ta!ty ChickeQ :o-6· .l'l/1 -oN;• Hearlna Aids deaned &Chtcktd Fru 1 ·,R 'ran;Je Cropluol SeDI ln. eal The re<enUy announced 1967 A<I)U81ment Protram the Secretary uf Agricultu!" to enter Into agreements w1th Ianners to divert cropland normally wed for the ,,,,.. production ol ieed «rain and al· ........_ ,.._.D 1 1otment and non-al1otmenl crops The toinpetature 1D Pollleo 1 ::.~onservlnll and recreational roy'o buslnaso district wat 114 : • degrees at 11.~ a.m. lo4lf wltb The be for S snow fiurrles. e FREE HEARING TEST ·- THE BOX ••••••••••••••••••••••• I • • • I] 1 ~ AUDIVOX have fried chicken for Sunday dinner? Well, now you can have Col. Sanders' Recipe Kenlucky fried Chicken any day of the week. Like roriay. Ail you have to do is pick it up and take it home. The service is sudden! I TORONTO (UP IJ -The ' Saturdav S Gl.1·d·Scores f, I oo a balls. IfIll Meigs farmers are lnttl'ftted en qreemenl, they Dlly Ble lbelt l"@(]uest In this oounlj' ASCS of!I<M! beglMing Dec!e1Qber 1881. Piette tollllet IIIII olftce I i. you have any qdetlloltl abCIUl the request or the program. [ ARtpttltlllltlve Will.lelil Our $tore ~II supremacy. Pickings Are Lean In Major League Draft 2 l AND BAnERIES AT ALL TIMES I I This beautiful serving tray for everyone who joins Pomeroy National Bank's Christmas Club! Anocietecl Redlo Now Has Complete . Remember when folks used tr> I 1 '299 1967 Crop} d ·'¥ I ' 1 COI.U~mus :I IPIJ - The litlle-known first year men at •arter ille Cubs, Yankee~ and .. 1 P.y 1 nil rd Press lnlern atlonaJ lpickmgs. ]Wff' so lean 111 th~ : $8 ,0 00 ap1ere rather than any Mets and Red Sox made the1r l I•;<J stern On·i,um l rn~jor le<~gu.._. draft tht~t a furmer maJor leaguers who cost !p1cks of youngt!r f1rst-year men II L T. Pct 1majoril' of the clubs turned u~ , $25,000 each. One report had Maury W11ls U 2 l ROO :the1r noses at the chm ces tnday, l But the :.!9-yenr-old Belinsky, being sought by the Giants, 8 2 1 HOrt jt! llhough the Jlous:on Astr1lS se~t to Lhe minors hy th~ Braves and Indians frum the SaturdaY's College 7 4 n fl:Hi wpre rr>3dy to take om~ rWH'\! 1 Philadclphw Phillles l~ st June, Los Angeles Dodgers. They .Football Results . f'ill i. ldl·i1JI•ia t_; f1 0 .!W, thane•~ on Br1 ficlin sky . :~t il l lwld f' nou gh appeal fo r lhc mad e a l'itch for the veteran 1 By Umtcd Prr.ss lnternabonal Wn-;J iil ,(!l on ft 1; 0 . ~1n11 ' Hot11 til£' Chw;1gn Lub o.; an•! Astros to make him their choil'e shortstop y,tJe landed in Walter East Fll t ~llllr !-' 11 :l , Joo ' Nc·w York Yankees, wl10 wt•re . -·-~·- ~ -- -,. -~ O'Malley's doghouse afte~ he Army 20 Navy 7 J~ I'W Vorl; 9 .JOO en\ 1lled tu Ua: first tlllj ~~ !· :; It 1 f r~~ fhrows G1vc left the Dodgers in Tokyo to ~o H?ly Cro~s 32 Cos ton Co_l. 26 Ali<lni ;J iO 0 09t ·. c·h11ires because they fir1i shed :• Vikill.O'S CaU"C Win to Hawaii du ring the club\; 1 Kmgs POlnl 46South Penn Mil. ? _ ,.., ~ Wr'i !Hll Di,· i~iOn last m lht>ir respecti ve leagues, : W II t I d v· t post-season tour of Japan. ; : ,. _d . e s on ou sco re 1n on . Fla. St. 45 Mar}•land 21 ~-\'. ~· ·nr. P('l. ; ..~ ' _t11 e~ _wo~~ g~ ~0!_~elatrvely . CIIll llty nine field goals, but Memphis St. 14 Houston 13 r:r('~·n n :.~ y ' 11R (los! the ball game 11-69 Satur· Jackson Dcfealed Adams St. 14 S.W. Mo. St. 6 n:l llimorl' ; ~ ;: ~~~: ·.COLUMBUS IUI'IJ -!leer !day oight as the visiling Vlk- By Waverlv Squad F'la. A\1 4t Tex. So 12 Los An~h· I C' ~ will he bard . lu find in tJ!J:o ·l rng~ collected 3L free tosses out Waverly, defe'nding South _ Gerogiu 2:~ Georgia Tech 14 10f 45 attempt~. Wellst.on was 5, Centr<Jl Ohio Leag~ champioll, M~mi , Fla. 21 Florida 16 ;1 4 2 .fi~G . thi~ week. ('lti r_':)~{) ~ ; 2 ~~; 1 The· annual tlN•r sea~on It,_ I·,~~~ Hat _th~ f~ul_ Circles. 'I downed visiting Jackson 69-57~~~ hs~n 35 South Carolina 10 Jktroil " '"' cn•d today in the easl •one , ·11te huge V1kmgs controlled Saturday night. The lronmen \ <r~lua 21 N.C. 10 Min nc·sotn ~ 7 1 .~QO and Wednl'sday 1n the north- the b:Jards, h1t 2~ of _54 shots I are now 1-1 for the year. lt ILoUisville 21 East Carolina 7 Sund;Jy'!'l R('sull!i west wne. Hunting in buth ar-,j l~;, 43 ·, ~~ ~-tl ~ f!-tule WHS wa!l waverly's opener. Harcld !Tennessee 28Vanderbilt 0 f'hicago 23 At la nta li eas end.~ F'rltlay. Duily hour'!! ~ lut::l~tBt;Slrots fot":l7 percent Howe's 22 points paced the !Al a. 3~ So M1 ~srssippi 0 llr<·en Boy 28 Minnl'soln IB urc 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. iin ulii 'lipl!ner: tb~ both clubs. JHS allack. WHS ;ced th e ' Miss. 24 Miss. St. 0 J.os Angeles 23 IJJltimo re 7 Hunting in the east zone 1B1g Ke1th P:ater pumped in game by outscoring Jackson 22 . ~ . . . Midw~st . Wa~hi ilgton 72 New York 4t will be limited 10 bucks. Both 122 for the wmners. Jay Laven· 12. Waverly outrebounded Jark- Mmm1, OhiO 28 Cmcmnatt 8 :-it. Louis 6 Pirtshurgh ~ hueks c:nd does can he hunted der totaled 24 fur the lose rs. son, 45-29 . JHS shot 23 per · Southwest <Ottly games <cheduled l in the northwest zone. VINTON COUNTY 1771 I cent, Waverly 33 _ So Melhst 21 Tex Chrnln 0 Ne<l Sun<iay's r;ames Shulguns with • s!"Klr ball Pall~~ ~~t-;~; _.C~ory 3- , JACKSON 157) /Baylor 2t R>ee 14 Atlan!a at Minn esota trr rlf:ed slug can he used !}-\5; Coleman '!-~.-(4; ;rat- C. Mullins, 0- 1- 1; GiWianrl, l . ~est Chi1~ago ;_11 B:-~llimorr:t along with muJ.zle-lo:Iding rir· ,er 8-6--22 ; Calvm 4- a- 13. !'.--2- 12 . Mo t 0--3--- 3· Gl 1San Diego St. 39 Lo~ Ang St Jlrtroil r.t IJJs Angc·les lJ lt>s of at least lS raliber. 'fOTALS 2l-31-77, ~ow j~0-6 ·unP~tton o:,_~;~ 1 Colo. St. 34 Iowa St. 10 Nt•w York at Cleveland ,1 change this year is the WELLSTON 1691 Gre~n . 1 _~ 5 . How~ · 1 ~arl~eU 3~ S!erra t4P ·r· 6 Jlill~iburgh :Jt Phillldclpilia pr1,hibitiun n[ using walkie- Jeffers 2-1~5; Milliken 2- 22 . ~Ialone l~J -l· L' s l'lg am oung 3 actiC 0 ~L Louis at llall as talkies. ,0- 4; Lavender 12~0-14; 3_: 3: TOTALS 21 _j5-~~a' :-lotre Dame 51 So CaL 0 Sao F"ranmro vs. Gre"n Bay 'Bucschrr 4-2-10; Martin 4- ' ' WAVERLY lSi . Utah St. 46 Hawaii 0 :.it Milwnuk f't' _ C-8; H<~yburn 4-1 - 9; Down- Thorn ..:on .._ _ . ) Ar1zona St. 20 P.nzona 17 8 ard 3- t- 7: Morrow HJ-1 . 15-0-ti' F' · 1' Western 21 Utah 20 • I •~ 1 1 0 \1 \ "' 'I'IJTALS 32- 5-69. · ' os er, · AFI. Standings : U t Armbruster, 10-4-24; Ho•ward. SAVE Oy Uni!t•d PrecCi.'i' Jnl1•rnafional : i Vinronqur~~~ce;r 2-3-7: TOTALS 2715-69. 19 43 59 77 Eastern [livislon i Wellston !9 34 46 69 . By quarters ; On Your . W· L. T. Pd. , Reserves - WellsMn 36 Viny lackson ... ........ 9 26 3H Buffalo R 3 I Twelve players hit the scor-,ton Local 31. !Waverly ........ ·. 13 29 51 Boston fi 3 2 -~··7 ing crJJumn as the Rio Grand(' . Reserves - Jackson Jl 'iew York '> 5 1 .560 College Redmen racked up a RE~'USES OFFER crly 26 · Jlno,ton 3 R 0 .273 135·78 win over Mountain Stat• GLASGOW, Scotland WPI) _ 1 . -~.--.- . 1Loram Adm~rai Kmg 97 \fiamt . l. 9 n· .182 to take the consolation game Will cunningham, manager Wl'stern DIVI!l!Oil ol ti1e Kiwanis Tournament Sat. the Dunfermline Soccer Club . Parma 36 . W. L. T. Pd. urday ni ght at Wel lsburg, W. said he bad turned down a Clearv~ew 85 Midv1ew 43 INSURANCE AGENCY ' · Kansas Ciry 9 2 1 ~~~ Va. . $25,0110 conlract from San Man~tta 51 Belpre II Phone 992-2440 Pomeroy oakland 7 5 0 .5~> The Wheeling. College Cardm· interests lo join a Mass1llon 69 Fa~rless 53 San Diego 5 5 I ..1110 als, v<ctors Fnday mght 109- U.S. National Professional Soc· I 1'rnver 3 8 0 .273 102 over (lio Grande, downed cer League team. 1 x-Ciinched div ision title Hobert Morris College ol Pitts- The International Football I sunday s Resulls _tJ<Jrgh, Pa., to take the champ- Federation <FIFA) doe• OPTOMETRIST Kansas City 32 New York 24 :on~h lp. recog~ize the National League, 1 fJenvPr 20 San O!egn 11 Rm Grande !1351 - Thornton preferring to accept the rival I Office Hours: 91o 12, 2 to 51 (Close at Noon oa Boston 20 Miami 14 ~8; Lucas 4- 3- 11: Col- North American Soccer Leag0 e ThurS<..:.. East Court St., Pomeroy CHRISTMAS CLUB ' noo • Weekend Sports Summary N~L ~•••dings ·ExltnllOn Ollt 992-3786 .. :;.,o:r,.::"';..'':..:,: We fix Sunday dinner seven ; days a week 1 t~Y1ar w-v.lllllldlftl pllta ... I I MabtiYitrlltmt · ~':er'':: ~:~.~hi.IIXs:-~ :U!l ~ I Bruce Gossett booted - Daily Senti-neCPomeroy-MhldleporC 0 ., Nov. 28, 1966 J field goals while Los 4ngeles' defense stymied John t. Unitas l and Gary Cuozzo as lhe Rams '• :: stunned Baltimore title hopes • and dropped the Colts two lull I games behind tfle division 1 leading Packers. I by the Cardinals and Giants. Charley Gogolak's nine atra points also tied a league record while both learns' PATS (14) tied the Cardlnai-Gianll mark of 1946 · Clncb For Title I Ah oMfllt lift!- !lOti llat!IJObt at 11 a.m. Sunday on I. • CroM! City. Offl. ~-~tdreportedth ~~~ gwlndler ~""' Ollto e g way lllto =a Montgnmery I as moderate It bolb C!IJ'I. No ona ttas lnjur«<. GTht potrol cited Swindler 10 alllpolls municlpel court Dei!. 2 oil a ebarte of fallurt to yield the rlgbt of Way1 . VIolet M. Grltlt, Bt, JackiiOil, =· ~ i~~~::~::~~~~~~:~~:~·~ ·- breaking the record set in 1948 P6ckers over MJnnesota. 1 li•llt 111111 H- !!!! e.-. Jud Swindler 10 Itt 2 Crollln City and ~ J. M I- 70 ltt 1 Green Bay all but clinched St. Louis moved back into a :field goals and Gale SaYOIJ filth Western Division title · Eastern Division tie , romped for 172 yards til '\f seven years as Bart StaiT with as Jim Bakken's lS Icarries as Chicago rack~ :iP'fli lor two touchdowns and ~O:il;jsb j and 26-yard field goals led the 1 first · victory in lhe last ti ~ Pitts and Jim Grabowski Cardinals over Pittsburgh. Igames with a u-iumph over for two others to lead Roger Leclerc kicked three , Atlanta. By unired Press lnlernallonal MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPII BY lliCK TIIUMAS Douglas managed to score one, attempted field goals, eight of lhe foul line. Eastern shot 37.3 Saturday Virginia Tech earned a Uhech, !l Cnarh Dan Wright's Easte rn I bas ket the serond half ~md fin- : 14 from Ihe foul line and was( per cent making 2S of 67 and LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Bowl invitation after walloping En gl eE ol Mei~s cuunty rack~d 1 ished WJth Hi pomls. i ahead 19-13 in rebounds. I had 13 of 31 at the foul line. Not.re Dame, . seeking . the \'MI, 70-12. up a com parative]/ easy wm Gene Hall paced Southwest- 'fhe Eagles Jed 42-2:J at lh~? 1 In the preliminary game, natJOnal college football tJtle, __ SaturdJy night at Southwestern ern with 21 points, getting 11 In hal£ and 51-::16 at the end o( 1Eastern'~ resenres rolled to an defeated Southern C:llifornia 51(UPI\ llt~h School do wrung Co a r h lhe first half, and liJ the second I three periods. The Highlanders easy 38-22 win as Roger Barn- 0. COLUMBUS, Ohio Uoyd Myers' Highlanders 63 half. John Shriver was next outscored their ppponents 26-21 ctte tallied 17 points for the winManagers Hank Bauer tf 4'1 in the oou thern Valley At.h· with 12 points. George Dtllon., in the second half but lack•d ners. Dave Morgan's seven FORT WORTfl (UP!) - BfalthtimoNre Oryioleks, Yilalkph Houdk :1 !'' · , . · Sth Mthd' t ho eewor f aneesan eur Conference opeuer fo r both. who lwd seven po mts and Dave the spark to 0\·ertake th~ Ea- pomts was h1gh for the South- ou ern e o IS won t e 0 . k ~·II ; 1 B 1 Charll's Eichinger spark,~d Notter fo ur, both fou led out gles. Southwestf rn grabbed a western reserves. Southwest Cor.r~rence· Iitle and It Jams ~ t te aston ! lht"' Eaglr!S to a fir <;t hal( lead for the lfighlnnders total of 33 rebQunds in the ser· Eastern ..... .. 19 23 9 1~3 a Cotlon Bowl berth by beating ~~ox ~~r~ shaken up when 8 1 1 IJl 42-23 as ile dum ped E'ighl Southwesten Jed or.ly onctt, and half. Southwestern 11 J2 13 15----49 Texas Christian 21-o. taxibm w111c lhe.y were r Jd · · [ . · to aseb"l m" lmg headquar- 1 ·l' gu;ds nnd made three ,. j 2-0 on Gene Hall's ot;cnlllg has- Eastern had a tt1tal ur 34 Eastern (63) - Martin, 4-0-t 1 11 d d · 1 Jr;ur !rum the lou! line for 13 ket. Dennis r<ewlanO scort'd 1rebou nds with Eichinger and i8; Buckley, 0-1-1; Douglas 7·2-- NEW YORK (UPI) -M unden ers CQ 1 e '.\'it I <~notJer car., ~ninls. The big center tallied Eastern's first thrf'e point.'i ott Duuglas getting nine each, and i6; Spencer, 1-1-3; Eichinger. won _the $56.~00 Gallant Fox unly Jour po mts the secaud hnl: free throws. ~hriver tl~!d tile Mike Martin had sew'll. Gene 9-5-23: Roush, 1-0-2; Newland, Handicap at Aqueduct ' by Sunday 1 ;, nd t111 isht•d w1th 23 whil·h w:1s ' count ;J-3 with fi · J(j rl"nwinin~ Hall had 18 of Southwestern ~12-4-8 ; and B~nedum, 1-0·2. To- ahno~t three leng ths and paid AUGUSTA . Ga. (UPil _ l•rr:h f11r tl w night 111 llw first per iod . I·:<~ stem ll!d 46 team rebuund s, and Notter :tul s, 25-12-63. $20.20. IDe fen~ i ng rhOJmJ.uon Kathy Jl1l'k f)I JU g l~ l;, IJ<Ilkrd up 19-JJ <~1. !f 11' 1•nd 1d Hit' fir-;1 had righl. I Southwestern (49) - Dillon. . -Whitworth won the $10.0CO l<ll' ltin gN\ fll' <.:t h;•ll rxm·agr! : pr riod. The Highlanders marie 18 of l2·3-7; NaUer , 1-2-4; Shriver, 4-4- VA NCOI.JVI-:H, B.C. IUPii -~Titleholders Ladlt·s Golf Tour1\ l!h ~--IX fi1·ld gua ls or.d -~~'rJ ' Ea~tern dornina t ~r.l p!Jy in 65 shots from the floor for 27.6112; HalL 9-3-21; Walk~r. ()..J-1; Saska;chewan~ defe~ted Ottawa : nament with a thrPe-over par i 11 Jm the foul Ime fur 14 poJnL S. the f1rst half mnkmg 1'1 of :1~ per cent. and had 13 o! 28 from · Carter, 2-0-4. Totals, 18-13-49: · 29-14 .or the Grey Cup, emblem : 291. --- - - --- ---·- . -.---- ---------- ~---- - ---- ·ef Canadino professional foot-: to .the comfort Twlna 1' o:l: · . o e, .. '. th drl . _bu~111~ ~ old 1ndard of 98 set by the Chic o Cardinals agalnsl the Glan m 1948, and the Gl8Dt's six liouchdowns helped break the mark for most touchdowns in a game by both teams -16 -also By .IOE CARNICEI.LI In other NFL artion, Chirago Colt• In 1950. All' U~~ Sports W;ller Iked ~wned :tianla 23-li, Green Bay DefeDse Seoru Three 1e erman as ta at !Dll')sota 28·16, Los . . . aboul "establishing" his New 1Angeles upset Baltimore 2.1-1 1 A. D. Whitfield scored three York Giants all year and they Iand St. Louis edged Pitthburgh touchdowns and SonnychdJurfinally . did it Sunday at fo-3. · gensen threw tbree tou own Washingto~. i Defensive back Brig Owens passes while the Wastlington The Giants estabiishcd them-· ran for two scores and se t up defense accounted lor three of se lves . as em~ of. the tt:'orst two ulhers ~ith interc~ptions as the. Re_dskin's 10 touchdowns, defens1ve umts m . Natwnnl the Redskms e~tabllsbed re- wh1ch tied the lea~ue record for <;;':><:• Football League hiStory as cords for most pomts by a leam most touchd?wns m a game. ..:;::::;:...:;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;.;;_...1 .Washmgton crushed the New m regular-season play. The New Yorks 41 pomts helped •The computer SD)'ll the post. Yorkers 1!-41 lo set thre" , Skins' 12-point barrage ec-lipsed Iestablish a new leag'ue_mark for tu•n I'm best suited for lri league records anrt tie threc' ttte old mark of 70 set by Los most points by two teams in •oly mackerel - water boy!'" ollters. Angeles against the Balt1more one game -113 -breaking the Eagles Scalp Highlanders, 63-49 'there wu moderate damap 111 the · N b · ~lie.;. N•bt ;;_elIll' ••~•1a Redskins Stun Giants With Recoid- Breaking 72-41 Victory ' .. ' THE DAILY SENTINEL .I pal ceurt Dec. 2; .Lio)'d R 1 A h, 118, ProctorvUie; Douglaa K. Jtilrrll!glllft, 21, OallipOUs: Randall G. Fisher, Ill. Galllpo fliatf lllthway patrol. 'twa driY• Wtektlld mtttt bJ the lit- Ill; and tlillllll J, IIHII, D liN Win elttd In tliU~Ideillf, 11'01 lllclwled: JimmY ~. ltU1sell, lty., 111 101' ~ng JOiiJ Hall, It, VllitoD, eon!- II, iloiltb Oh~IH¢h, W. v•., aU 10 appear Dee. ~ lill!llllilclof I~ bljiiey 10 het lf!Hdlht, lflunlell)ll COUtt New. ptl COUI'I: and Mack a:. Layne ll'lli Ill a ~~!it oar ttcl· it; omtd, L. !Wiklll, .a, 17, QalllpoUe, -1111, .()alii• ll 1:0. •. Ill. lundl)l ' Ill C!rtwll Cit. aptllllq, mal- H\11111 jiiYellt toill'l Dtr... lit. &it, ene-ttnth Of l lillie . 11011111 of VIAioll, Oft!Cirl hllllht •• l tulelll'f Ill I Ut drlVtll b)' liArblta Ailb lkott, lf, Nn IIOAIOII, Mlell., Who loet control of tier w 011 lht nt hllhWif. '1'111 w llld of! lht hi~lliJ and IINclt a dltdt 111d embilllmielit. ·. AU.STAR Only One Minor Injury Reported in lour \l('eekendACCI'dents . B' y' Oh'10 State pat ro} SEEK IDENTITY COSHOCTON Ohio (UPI) _ thrcugb her moutlt wu not lnjurt\1 In ln aceldent LORAIN, Ohio (UPI) --Police Tower Inc., a cable ~eretrymg Sunday lo learn the television firm serving 23,000 ' ctitlcal period for premature of Cbe.tblrt. O!lk:trl NPOI1ed 0 identity of a man whose body subscribers in ta counues in babte!l t~~ey would be healthy that cteflellvo attett~~« c.uefd was found by a Norfolk - Wes~ Ohio, Pennsylvania aod West IWUJ. ph~lcally. The period endl at Mrs. Grant to loH conlrol a1 ~rn, Railroad employe along the f Vlrgln1a, announced today an WASHINGTON (UPI) -In 3 vigorous defense of !be 2:51 a.m. EST '1\leaday. hne .' ".ght ·. of • way on the 1extra fourth quarter dividend. Warren Commission, Rep. Hale Boggs said Sunday it. was -~---==:::.:.-­ clly' ~est Side. j Claude Stevanu.•, pres1dent ol imposoible 1o dil;pel all doubts about the comoilSSion'e to 10 yearo at your option. Ab· lhe company, s8ld that a divl- findings. nual adjustmenl ~ymenUI wUI I dend of t~nts erua per sha.-. "Many people would rather believe that there was be made for the acreag~•:.:~:ll will be paid In addition 1o the a eoruplracy," the Louisiana Democrat said. "Thii!S n· ed under qnement. o DEVIIT~D ro ~RE,T OF ! regular fi>urth quarter dlvtdend fortunately human nat~te." paymente are authOI!Utl lor MEIG~ · MASON AIIEA 'or 11k!ents. Stevanus •aid lbe Bogp's statement came in ly tht eiltab~ent or approved ...... • • - ....,... linn earntd 72-cents per •hare television appea!'altet. "Now, If there I! any lu er con!ervauon, and Pub~=:-· !:;~:~:::-· emp~ during the nine month& enlllng d 0 evidence that can be turned p, tlon practice•. ~·a\~!.:"'Pu:f.:ru=:~~~mp~ru~~" o= Sept. 30, as compared wUb 11· Hel IBid" oflle ,..~•fin•dl"to~ 71 l am for de1ele)plftl lt. But the If farmers have 1 feed ,ratn I '"'"'' s... ··~·ro,, 0 ..~ ~'"· .,.. cents per share for the slime conv nee "I wa point I melte II that the !den base or an allotment tlley mull r.l!~~~~~~~e.w~~:n\n '"'1• l'.dttor- period a yeat ago. Lee Harvey Olwlld •eted 1" that the commission didn't oUer at least all of Me l1lcfl """~' u _ , . ,,._ m"""' loue In lbe llllllbtltlol tl a ihoroui!h and erhaUSo base to qualify lor •• a.~~~~ ner ,, Ul• PD.. otmee •• Poll'l•rnt. p esldent J 0 ba F Kean-.lv au ~eo·-""' r . .,. live and objecUve eiBDlinaUon mant. They may Offer aU of • Nallonal adtertlnq npretlntattt• VAUGHAN BAS SURGERY Bontnew IDmb.U. 111;.. Ma t..s:~.q. The House DemDCrD.UI:! one th at J tt jeel " any other batt ob the lartn. ~~~k.Ava.. N... Yorll Cltr. N.., Loring Vaughan, son of Mr. agreed with other commission .......,... """ ...._ " and Mrs. Leo Van•han, supporters thai only the TWO FINED ' II a fanner has an ~=~~~] calt\W WheN IIYIIIIab!t 3!\ oi!btlll per '"8 agreement, it miJ be ••• an ,.., ,, all'll.tat• ., \II• roy, underwent surgery for tation -Of new evidence Two men were fined $10 lnd . ~ll..,.,:~~ ..::N;..~'J.""'...''o: ruptured appendix warrant a new inquiry Into the ""ts eacb on conviction of ill- to place additional CAP balls 11" " ::::i,,. ..... ,.,., ...,N morning In St. J o..ph a~naUon. told cation by Middleport Mayor under 1 116'1 qreemont. In ::'~"~: Parkersburg. His room Boggs wa• one of four c. 0. Fisher Monda' momtnc. taln caJes, lhe agreement :.'.;, ',...""..;;::·.::~ '"'::.:t is 333. lOring Is expecting congressmen on the Warren They were Charles AUensworth, loci o:e an t!~U.:IIl"inil8l•noant~ll ....... he hospllallr.ed 10 days. Commission. The others were Middleport, and Jollll WUt, may 1 the Rep. Gerald Fonl, R-Mich , Middleport. l"@(]uea pe · nnd Sens. John Sherman CoopThe desllflated acreap m111t er, R-Ky., and Richard B. RWISQUID CALLED be maintained for the duration oell, ~a. Only Cooper has The Pomeroy emereancy of the agreement in sucll a commented on the controVI!rsy !quad lias summoned tor John manner as to prevenl etO•Sior• ll over the commission report. Wilson, Route !U a medical and to control weeda, Insects, According to Boggs, the ·patient, Saturday 'at 3:10 p.m. and undesirable rodenta. No mission "established as Wilson wu taken to Veterans crops may be planted lor bar. ONLY that competent men can Memorial Hospital by the squad. vest or harvested on lbe deaig· . tiO.OD Down - •••••• ., blish that Oswald . nated acreaae. They Dlllsl com· C..otnloniTt<mo President Kennedy and ply with all acreage allotments shot Texas aov. John aD and the feed grain base for the ,farm under 1gretment as well as on all other farms Ill llblcll Velerano Me111orlal Hospllll they heW! an lntamt. FUINITURE MASON, W. VA. Admlsolons Saturday - llenRequells Will be tontldel'l!d Antenn~s, ' s' • B•ll1lllDg • ham ·' 1-llally lentlhel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Nov. 28, 1961 UPI Briefs J ,I 3oo-w: secbnd st. ., '' l ) .~ ~· , ~ 11 • . i , , .... r • meroy, o.. R~ H•.'RAWLINGS SONS CO. - MILL.&SECOND·ST, 1 ' '"~ . .... .&.. ··-~ ' ;it'i:, MIDDLEPORT . r. ' �. .. I Hospital News River News ..• '. ··' ·' ,Voice of Broadway l : xJ I I_ I SllYFS K) I Kroger's Exciting Game TO Deck 0' Money ' Join The Thousands Who Have Already Wont No Purchase Required! a )II II(jiD f UP Sliced Bacon • ••. •. .. :;, 59c Kroger p,rtm.ium QIUJlity 5:!-=.t1=-.!: Kreeor Kwlck Krilp Fresh Fryers t· loft Porby Cut-Up lb. ,Margarine ......... ........... 49c HELEN HELP US! Sliced Bacon Margarine """ .......... . 39c llotlfo .•. ·- 87e 't . Final Touch lill ...... 49c PORTABLE PHONO GIRLS ' $1.88 pr. bush's Shot Store MiddiOIIOrl. 0, 39 95 Solid·state amplifier. Trim cab1net in choice 1>f Brown ond lvo.ry ooiOI"s ot Ollvoond Off·Wh 111 , Bleck and Brown ,, Wisk rpm 1dapter Included, New Band Shell deslan for greater listening enjoyment. LOAFERS Size 12~ n~bbery II To 3 reg. tilt GHEIRLI:ADER • •otlel NP 10 Cuotom·Matlc 4·1Pttd record changer. 45 j colors. AC only. ~ v. ••~ ........ $1.47 "":' ·' INGELS FURNITURE Member Middleport Merchants Gifi+Rll,.. OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT Lu lnutr Soap 3 • ':.. 39e Lull Fresh DMIII ........ Legs ,.,., Lifebouy 31e 2 Kroger Vac Pac Reg. or Drip ~.. can • •••••• 5lc Bread 20·oz. loaves •••••• Biscuits •... K - HI·Nu Ltw . 12 ....cons $1 Coffee _.. ___ . UWa'V!eat~tetg._ -or Beef Stew •. ••• l1o Ill. 59~ . JUST ARRIVED! NEW SHIPMENT OF SUNBEAM APPLIANCES REG. $.US $3.97 Bowl Sets - - - - REG. $3.95 CORNING WARE $2.97 Sa_,cePan RIDENOUR SUPPLY With Cover - - Ph. llt!l ** Chitter, Ohio Pecan Sandie& ,................. 49c . HI.C Drinks ............ - .. WEATHER LOTION RAND CREAM - A creamy Yani~h iqg lotion that 1110licnm 1111d soothes. H~ps prevent L:t.D011n hMe IIDOfheol MN1 IOUtnt hande. SillconH proletl: qaln.t roui hDHI, dryinr and ('happlnr fhlm fXpollure I!» rold m- 1un. wind, wanlhtr, .,.~ and c&.ur. JHII. Non-ltieky. Eu.il,.l*lrbtd, /J4 $1,00 Nl.. '"'' 5()11 101. $1,00 ..... emy DUnON DRUG STORE, Middl::port Our revolutionary 165·hp OHC 51s so <evolutionary we had to do something special with II. So fJe made it standard In all Tempests and le Mens. You see, it was inspired by those famous overhead cam engmes 1n expensive European sport s cars. With a few Pontiac refinements, of course. Th ai's why it'll keep running and runmn g until some· body turns it off. And with a power reserve for express- Pontiac 117/IUda lho Wfdl.'hGk Wlanlnc Sb I aJa way passmQ you'd non.,ally expect from a V·B, BLAETTNAR AUTO CO.' Dressing POMEROY, OHIO 500 E. MAIN ST. ' Tissue Listerine ,. •••, tt..,,. Voloo fuma Hair Spray .,... - 58c lkl, 62c IWI. ... llog. Sfc Volue SUave Rinse ••,••• ·~ Corn ••. •• . . •. 5 N:~: $1 Rlf, 5fe Volue lone Shampoo •..•• ':il. 34c Kroger Plain & S. R. Pinto Beans Flour ..... Kroger Milk cans S.4VE 15c w Pure Cane Sugar ... 10 ba~. •1.05 .,S • • • • • • •• ••• U. S. No.1 Size A 'AU Purpose White Potatoes lb Kroger Branfl Pure '• Pllllllul" At10rted Pllvol'l 10-lb. bag SUNRIIE.FIIIIH Pll.aDIICii lvtry pockogo If K,...,. INIII anti ....,_, 1111111 by ~­ CIIIr piloltt ftlm Criol'llr, mwt lie ""'rllfof- wllen yov lilly tt. II yov ore 1111 wa+ltlaly Nlloliod, K._wlll ropl- yovr Jllm w refund yovr - tall Orange Juice Cake Mix L...W with VII- C , _ lllo .., • """' lei ~lorida ,...., SAVE 20c lb. bag YJgal. tG SO EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS 1""-sr ... lop. !&It/. ·-- soEXTftA TOI' YAJ.UI ITAMI'I 21b....... SG 100 EXTRA TOI' VALUE STAMI'S ... C.. dlf Oven K-r lotH.... Mlllti.Yyot arua X.p. IIJa/lli .. Elop, 12/3/16 31e , .., _ _ !_ _ _ , • Peaches R... $1.19 Vtlue Antlllpllo Slolcoly W. K. Gold ~"" 39c ""'"" ..... loft .... Beans _......~ • 5"'u·..• $1 Stokely Y. C. 3 ~ $1<:· fhltsup .......... . 5 ~:;. $1 43c Scott Towels ltkt.........,. . 37c kill ,.. •.... .. ~~.~~b. \ 69c · Slololy e.t lrttD .., Chit Chat We even offer a 215·hp version that makes a lot of big V·8s seem awfully extravagant. Which Is why we say, with a 6 like this who needs an 87 Incidentally, a four.way hazard warning flasher, backup lights, and GM's energy absorbing steering colurM are some of the safety featureos also standard In all Tempests and Le Mans. So how can you possibly resist seeing your Pontiac dealer right r.ow? $1.19 .. . N.W.C. I av............... . l'or ,..Ninp, colllllon, an<l ..... - 1My luot ....... No. ZY: cans 4 ·-· An ordinary carP llj:· Knttr ChiD WHII Ice Milk .••.. : Cookies "'· ..,.......... 51c Whaf'd you expect us to put our Overhead Cam Six in P F.- l'lolo CtHaon 2q). M/GO i>dlt lily lall!" lhls _.1 Spottlthf lnllonl '•I or ........... ~ Buy now and save! DOROTHY PERKINS ' I """· F"'oll or Flllll Dinner Rolls .. 4 ....,. 88c Soup . . •. . . . . . . 6 ~.~ $1 I'IUollllry a lottonl ·rOI' VALUI STAMN ·-··- Cempbolls Potato, v...tablo, Old FaoblonH Vegetable, B••n & Btcon 93c 1•111., ,........ . • c Kroger White Spry er as co- hostess. Breast Quarters •••• 47c 2 Leg Quarters Dried Praise THURSDAY .99 J.lb. Coffee "" Praise Thighs ..... .. • .; ... Uven - ...... · Giblets •..,,_ Wings ..~....... .. ... Bacb&Neeb -.lOa tc. •lht. Embusy Solad Lifebouy 2 lollh 4lc .... .... • w.., 1<1 p1•r tht fam "lr. hrvt thl1 fOIIUI•r menM'lllaf Krt~~rAIIPiovon 37e I ~.... tri.,YI Wllot I Skim Milk .. . . 2 ~ ..~.. 89c lnutr Soap 3 *1·17 & Dove Liquid ~~~~(!{./ 21b. T_CIIIIco_,_.,.._ Fryers ........·•· 33c Breasts ··-·-,.. .., 49e Whole ..,& Fryers . . . . . . . . 35c Drumsticks .... ... ....... ·-· Mlrtclo ,, !:: $1.37 f-.1 "Piece Chle.ken" Cheese :no.. •• l'mhN...... Krall Craebr llerrol 1~. - Sliced Bacon _ Whole lb. hire .,., .. 1..... pq. 17e Mallow . ·-.. 1141. pq. II< Sht" . . . . . . . . IHt. pkg. 71c CORNING WARE Charms • SERVE and SAVE Mild CIIMdar 1042. pkg. lit ,----CHRISTMAS SPECIAL---• t IIIII y.., '=a~ I" THe[ I I I I I J( I I l" '' ...... I --··- --··· ----· · ··-·· ···- 50 EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS 2 HHclt of L.lltExp. 12-3-66 . " �. .. I Hospital News River News ..• '. ··' ·' ,Voice of Broadway l : xJ I I_ I SllYFS K) I Kroger's Exciting Game TO Deck 0' Money ' Join The Thousands Who Have Already Wont No Purchase Required! a )II II(jiD f UP Sliced Bacon • ••. •. .. :;, 59c Kroger p,rtm.ium QIUJlity 5:!-=.t1=-.!: Kreeor Kwlck Krilp Fresh Fryers t· loft Porby Cut-Up lb. ,Margarine ......... ........... 49c HELEN HELP US! Sliced Bacon Margarine """ .......... . 39c llotlfo .•. ·- 87e 't . Final Touch lill ...... 49c PORTABLE PHONO GIRLS ' $1.88 pr. bush's Shot Store MiddiOIIOrl. 0, 39 95 Solid·state amplifier. Trim cab1net in choice 1>f Brown ond lvo.ry ooiOI"s ot Ollvoond Off·Wh 111 , Bleck and Brown ,, Wisk rpm 1dapter Included, New Band Shell deslan for greater listening enjoyment. LOAFERS Size 12~ n~bbery II To 3 reg. tilt GHEIRLI:ADER • •otlel NP 10 Cuotom·Matlc 4·1Pttd record changer. 45 j colors. AC only. ~ v. ••~ ........ $1.47 "":' ·' INGELS FURNITURE Member Middleport Merchants Gifi+Rll,.. OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT Lu lnutr Soap 3 • ':.. 39e Lull Fresh DMIII ........ Legs ,.,., Lifebouy 31e 2 Kroger Vac Pac Reg. or Drip ~.. can • •••••• 5lc Bread 20·oz. loaves •••••• Biscuits •... K - HI·Nu Ltw . 12 ....cons $1 Coffee _.. ___ . UWa'V!eat~tetg._ -or Beef Stew •. ••• l1o Ill. 59~ . JUST ARRIVED! NEW SHIPMENT OF SUNBEAM APPLIANCES REG. $.US $3.97 Bowl Sets - - - - REG. $3.95 CORNING WARE $2.97 Sa_,cePan RIDENOUR SUPPLY With Cover - - Ph. llt!l ** Chitter, Ohio Pecan Sandie& ,................. 49c . HI.C Drinks ............ - .. WEATHER LOTION RAND CREAM - A creamy Yani~h iqg lotion that 1110licnm 1111d soothes. H~ps prevent L:t.D011n hMe IIDOfheol MN1 IOUtnt hande. SillconH proletl: qaln.t roui hDHI, dryinr and ('happlnr fhlm fXpollure I!» rold m- 1un. wind, wanlhtr, .,.~ and c&.ur. JHII. Non-ltieky. Eu.il,.l*lrbtd, /J4 $1,00 Nl.. '"'' 5()11 101. $1,00 ..... emy DUnON DRUG STORE, Middl::port Our revolutionary 165·hp OHC 51s so <evolutionary we had to do something special with II. So fJe made it standard In all Tempests and le Mens. You see, it was inspired by those famous overhead cam engmes 1n expensive European sport s cars. With a few Pontiac refinements, of course. Th ai's why it'll keep running and runmn g until some· body turns it off. And with a power reserve for express- Pontiac 117/IUda lho Wfdl.'hGk Wlanlnc Sb I aJa way passmQ you'd non.,ally expect from a V·B, BLAETTNAR AUTO CO.' Dressing POMEROY, OHIO 500 E. MAIN ST. ' Tissue Listerine ,. •••, tt..,,. Voloo fuma Hair Spray .,... - 58c lkl, 62c IWI. ... llog. Sfc Volue SUave Rinse ••,••• ·~ Corn ••. •• . . •. 5 N:~: $1 Rlf, 5fe Volue lone Shampoo •..•• ':il. 34c Kroger Plain & S. R. Pinto Beans Flour ..... Kroger Milk cans S.4VE 15c w Pure Cane Sugar ... 10 ba~. •1.05 .,S • • • • • • •• ••• U. S. No.1 Size A 'AU Purpose White Potatoes lb Kroger Branfl Pure '• Pllllllul" At10rted Pllvol'l 10-lb. bag SUNRIIE.FIIIIH Pll.aDIICii lvtry pockogo If K,...,. INIII anti ....,_, 1111111 by ~­ CIIIr piloltt ftlm Criol'llr, mwt lie ""'rllfof- wllen yov lilly tt. II yov ore 1111 wa+ltlaly Nlloliod, K._wlll ropl- yovr Jllm w refund yovr - tall Orange Juice Cake Mix L...W with VII- C , _ lllo .., • """' lei ~lorida ,...., SAVE 20c lb. bag YJgal. tG SO EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS 1""-sr ... lop. !&It/. ·-- soEXTftA TOI' YAJ.UI ITAMI'I 21b....... SG 100 EXTRA TOI' VALUE STAMI'S ... C.. dlf Oven K-r lotH.... Mlllti.Yyot arua X.p. IIJa/lli .. Elop, 12/3/16 31e , .., _ _ !_ _ _ , • Peaches R... $1.19 Vtlue Antlllpllo Slolcoly W. K. Gold ~"" 39c ""'"" ..... loft .... Beans _......~ • 5"'u·..• $1 Stokely Y. C. 3 ~ $1<:· fhltsup .......... . 5 ~:;. $1 43c Scott Towels ltkt.........,. . 37c kill ,.. •.... .. ~~.~~b. \ 69c · Slololy e.t lrttD .., Chit Chat We even offer a 215·hp version that makes a lot of big V·8s seem awfully extravagant. Which Is why we say, with a 6 like this who needs an 87 Incidentally, a four.way hazard warning flasher, backup lights, and GM's energy absorbing steering colurM are some of the safety featureos also standard In all Tempests and Le Mans. So how can you possibly resist seeing your Pontiac dealer right r.ow? $1.19 .. . N.W.C. I av............... . l'or ,..Ninp, colllllon, an<l ..... - 1My luot ....... No. ZY: cans 4 ·-· An ordinary carP llj:· Knttr ChiD WHII Ice Milk .••.. : Cookies "'· ..,.......... 51c Whaf'd you expect us to put our Overhead Cam Six in P F.- l'lolo CtHaon 2q). M/GO i>dlt lily lall!" lhls _.1 Spottlthf lnllonl '•I or ........... ~ Buy now and save! DOROTHY PERKINS ' I """· F"'oll or Flllll Dinner Rolls .. 4 ....,. 88c Soup . . •. . . . . . . 6 ~.~ $1 I'IUollllry a lottonl ·rOI' VALUI STAMN ·-··- Cempbolls Potato, v...tablo, Old FaoblonH Vegetable, B••n & Btcon 93c 1•111., ,........ . • c Kroger White Spry er as co- hostess. Breast Quarters •••• 47c 2 Leg Quarters Dried Praise THURSDAY .99 J.lb. Coffee "" Praise Thighs ..... .. • .; ... Uven - ...... · Giblets •..,,_ Wings ..~....... .. ... Bacb&Neeb -.lOa tc. •lht. Embusy Solad Lifebouy 2 lollh 4lc .... .... • w.., 1<1 p1•r tht fam "lr. hrvt thl1 fOIIUI•r menM'lllaf Krt~~rAIIPiovon 37e I ~.... tri.,YI Wllot I Skim Milk .. . . 2 ~ ..~.. 89c lnutr Soap 3 *1·17 & Dove Liquid ~~~~(!{./ 21b. T_CIIIIco_,_.,.._ Fryers ........·•· 33c Breasts ··-·-,.. .., 49e Whole ..,& Fryers . . . . . . . . 35c Drumsticks .... ... ....... ·-· Mlrtclo ,, !:: $1.37 f-.1 "Piece Chle.ken" Cheese :no.. •• l'mhN...... Krall Craebr llerrol 1~. - Sliced Bacon _ Whole lb. hire .,., .. 1..... pq. 17e Mallow . ·-.. 1141. pq. II< Sht" . . . . . . . . IHt. pkg. 71c CORNING WARE Charms • SERVE and SAVE Mild CIIMdar 1042. pkg. lit ,----CHRISTMAS SPECIAL---• t IIIII y.., '=a~ I" THe[ I I I I I J( I I l" '' ...... I --··- --··· ----· · ··-·· ···- 50 EXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS 2 HHclt of L.lltExp. 12-3-66 . " �• .~ l ( 8Aitilll'l \llr ~NT AD ' 2StGNS OIAULifl.l D•• ••tore 'vbnutlt" IAOftal'l' QI.OIIftl 9 t0l &. • QUALITY - · CAMCIHAHONI Co••EC11DNI 1 .cupte~ until 1:00 A,. f!l. ' I'll OJ DIW .-uboiCitl"" · • For ••••••et 1111 rl•tlt 65 v w " NU •• ••••ct '"" ••• '''"'" otuntlon.t•"•· Errort M l) p ]u x 2 do or l!ttl• • \fWmeGtUII. Wi ll ,.., " fnt IJUb $1495 {']~;>an n1pon1lb1t tor each_ Pomery Home I I COLOR TV, 1967 new co ndition, full warranty, I All prices r.re plus ta x ALL SIZES CAHRY SJMli.AR ~ make payments of $5 per DISCO liNTS 1 week or pay off balance. Ph. , I 992-5649. II 20 lfc · 'b • , POMEROY • I \ , SAJJS & SERVICE et ONE OF FHI i NICESt PEOPLE! C~LL DICK RAWLINGS BLAffiNARS ------ -+ BLAEn••AR$ ~-a~ 99l~ _ ft. ,m oci~·rn .ro~m ~:~~- \t>lm~ Zu:-;,p~n. tio~. un_)Oil~ ru~ cl bedroom~, dl~:Jiort. KEITH GOBlE FORD S1Jnlt:>~' 11-- :!.5 :lip · !, ,,,, .,,;J ie . Phone Bot~ an~ Tradi~g I 1 -Cl0s~ ar~ :·~-~~.~.- - ---- ~ deap1 ° 'r ~ :·~: n~ilt:~e~o ru~ ?;. I - )llel . . o;,, ~ _}!~--!Zig z~g YEAH? YEMf! · ___,..,..... THI! BORN LOID By ART SANSOM ·~~~· ""--;>:::::=:::::-=:-'\! r.:=::...;-;;.;-;:;;:;:--z~lfi(ij~l,)).., I ._' " " • ' .· ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR $595° 0 MIRACULOUS. "QU"LL FI LE CHARGES AND T~STtFY 1 MISS? ~ 1/: INCLUDING ., \ " A \ '-~: ;: "it lly HAROLD GRAY I / ' BAKER I 1 1 DAILY CROSSWORD S!:~tion 8A8'(I WAS DELIVERED ~J'IOM - . _· · Mi.;ter S'-'ee::i"! CERTAIN DEATil-THIS IS OM Town Flats Society Notes ~ I · 3 compIete Rooms 1 1 ----- -·· ···· · T.HE SPOTLIGHT .f o~ T'-~IS BUY• IS ~ n ' • 1 1 61 I DO! 5omethin' f.i;l:utched we_movecl the The liqht.; went out. ------------------:=:::--- tm:ber,l:~~:~~~.: ::•~; I CH,SIIJT ME1ELL~ UP ANI> MIHAT 1D DO? Q!JIT TEU.· ~'RE ALMIAVS' lNG ME TW.IAJG ME .-'----'--, WliAT10 WHAllOCXJ{ ~irs. ~~~~ ;~~~t~~~c ~:;~tp::n;~: F!~~~~ ~x~~ ~ ile 992-27~:i ~ee h HOWIE SCHN!IDER ~i~k- or . . . Pomeroy •·ement Block Co. to C_hes ler - 25 acres ;,"-c;;;;-;""'·iiT'ru<o;;;MaNPCEAi O~' E 4 cylinder gasohne Mm. __ oF cuMMON Auctwn' ill 648 S. ~erond Ave ., Mid- ~ .. Li unit Gtc for cultiva110n. 15 arres couNTY, OHto 21 11 1 1 Pn.st, 1 dlepart. 11 27 31r !1 1 pasture, balance in .. PLAINTIFF, - ~ under nne rOf,r ~~~ --- - - · ea or I9ti7- STEREO, liken-eW: Solid dug well f,nd water system. IS,, i C)iff S{·hool Huu::ie,AI\L' 1\liniatUI't' Toy Pood-1 a generator, very good condl· State, 3 speed intermixed ll·z story frame house. "'"'" Roule 124 ond "'" : lr> , h!:lck or "lver. s l u d , lion, 50 II .P., reasollabl y pro c- changer. BSR changer, make rooms and ba ill. Needs Jots DEFENDANT 1 1 _ "I, serrir-e and groommg. Phone ed. See or ca ll Excelswr ~i:!lt 1 payments of $150 per week NOToc• , . ••ai. ICA~~0~3'999 . Ht , bqn1s5 o;wn < .11 v u • Ph of repair. Going at $5,000. • 2~ 1 . )' , \d.._,_ . "nd I 992-5443. 11 ,J t c Works, Pomeroy, 0. or pay balance due $69. Ph. Albert '1Co•. Broker c~cil G. t rail! will :ake no1 we that J:l 11 0 Pll ' ltn . ,.m.<., '·' ----. f'; h 1' .o- , tho ~4th of SpplPmho>r, HJ(itl Wo!fthy ~1.111)1'_\ . II 20 lk WHil'E Zlg zag sewrng 992~891. Ask for El~ e~r: . 992-~49. __ ---- 11 18 tfe Jleory Cleland. Salesman I til~l~~~ ,~r~:: ('~:~.~;.~ I machine. dressmakf'r model. _hac~ ~ - - ', FROM WALL to wall, no :>oil 992-3830 ~ ~ ·,;;~.~~~··-·· - - · ·M<".iiU County, I I' ' ood d't" -I for f1iY<lrce tnd o11wr Sale or Trade b11!1onhoes, app1q~rs, mm-.,.. ;HOUSE tra!ler, g . con 1 100, ~ at all, on carpets cleannJ Evenings 992-25>68 or 992·3631 nql•irl' d , •n~wcr 1 ~---------- grams , fanry des1gns, etc., i we ll furmshed With beds, with Blue Lustre. Rent elec11 2S 31c ~~;;~'~'":::·. .,~ :· ~~ J~~e~~~=~~ ~~Y d~~~ l~Hitl H-\ \ fR I.r-:rt sttltinn w;Jgon. j withc1111 al!arhmt-nts. Br11 nd 1 refrigerator, stove, etc., I 1nr shampooer, $1. Pomeroy South thSt will be rend~l"t'IJ 1111aind ~"'-•· 4 464 ti l' :O ~I11dPr, 1;!, -"•' at. W l tl~ . m:w . F,ull price 5~9.95 or $5 ~ -~~~one 7~:::_5!Jl2._ _2!__:_l _~~c! Cement Block Co. H~~~~e 0., $6,800, can by ,J ohn" · £pli~~Aov~ l~HAIG r. tC' k, Ht!l sel l rral rlwe~r lnt /1 mont hI.\ . Ph. 992 -2685. LOSE WEJGHT safely w1th• 11 28 6te hP . , II d wn Att<l)'ney ror Pla intlfr . -d,f· 1· Jl 25ilc i ~ . ' ,.. __ bougtwt!J1 sma o tXt.:ll.Nov.7.14,2t,2SDE>~I. c:;~h nr_11 11l tr.1 t 0 1 'r on , _____ ------~-. . Dex· A-D1et tabl ets. Only 98~.: FROM Wi\I.L to w111l, no soi l ment balan ce like rent. )Jnu.,e~r-:-t llt•r or ~farm tractnr yCI~'T pump you r . .slugg isll se.P-j Nelson's Pharma cy, Porn~ at all, on ca rpf:! s deaned with Valle;. Lumber & Supply illld '· Imp lt'mPnt. - . lnqurrt_ lit II(' tank. Cet Klran -Em-A1l i eroy, 0. 10 21 30tpl BILle Lu stre. Rent eledric "1iddleport, 0. 992-2709. LI'Wh!~Tr{ldrng P~st. BLI~. Sf'll, St>pl ic Tank Ck·a~N. Land. I L"XC'E LLENT fficient and I shmapooer ~l. Haker F'urnl112 'J\ ;1(ff."' 'Jrd & M11l Strre ts. . k ~ B . - p r, J , e ~ . ~- · · . 61 P ('l'fW mar orar m urt'au om- I econom ical • that 's Blue Lus-1 __ture 11 2&---5tc_ ,!) ROOM House, 26 Park ~eJace,j Mrddlepurt. U. I1 l2 . 11 m2S 30tc _ l..o. ~· 1 ' · _ · _ __ ~ __ _ Ire Carpet and upholstery 1966 STEREO Consol•, just takMiddleport, 0 . Also 43, 1 d T B 1SINl;EH SE\\'INC. MACHI ~'W- cleaner. R('nt electric sham. en in , 1966 model radio eq1-1ip- 76 acres (no buildings) ___ nte _ _ rq11 ipped, in new .se w- pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co: ste rro. This set hasl·in located in Rutland. Will k 6 ''· " sing he ld w~ l iST POS1 S, Fr;m iug . lable. 5 payme nt s $i _e;.l('h ll 2L lc speaker ~~~stem, dual vo r.e. ri~ce to_ settle estate. ~ , at The the hymn Freedom Gospel Mis· llm!r.lr rN, Rt 3. Cool\-lif' . 11r $33 r ash. Ph. 992-2filtJ . , 1966 - Zig zag- 5-;~in-g -machine, contro l, lovt! ly walnut f1 -.h. informatiOn, call Athens, ~.ion church · was weU .a tt ended . _olrl•~- -- -- - It 27 tp 1 --- .. --·- . 11 2~ t~c : Sa l(•s num 's demonstralors. used only 6 months. T:;ke 6289. 11 18 1 p Mr. and M~- Robert .Jerft'r.o:; STJ\\Jl : l~G timber In Ohio :'H~H \"OUS"' C;m't sl eep·) Tr_v : While 1hey lasl. These mach- over payments of $l .2f. per Auto S•les arut .nunilY of Sy racuse and or f.\'f' sl Vir·ginia. or old 1 "S lePpN!' _.. f.u;lr<Hilet-d rr -; int>"~ equippl:'d lo zig z<~g, l week or pay b.alance due M~:· Doris Dailey visited Mr. 1: 1 nn~ with timhe-.r. M;mon t ~ 11 ]1 .<; or mont•v back. 1 ma ke bullonholes, darn . ~m- $79.44. Call 992-3218. 1960 RAMBLER station adll Mrs. ,Hoincr Ice nhower. HPVnt:tlds, Box 77, Svr:w use. i On!v 98c. N!'bon's. Pharm rw>'. ! broider, etc. Pa y just $50 or, 11 28 6tc 6 cylinJer, (3) sea t, with Mt:"..W Mrs. Edd Coburn 0·-~ 9l6tu2tp). Pm~wror. o. 11 25 Jfltp. if JOu wish mont hly payments. KELLY explorer snow tires, rack , will sell real cheap ior 1 ·Brighton, _, -. ...., l-lf'tP Wanted 1 o;-.;E GJ HI. 'S winlt>r navy •, ca n be arraug ed · (' a11 9!t2 ,. · I 650 x l3 Tbls. $18.!15, 775 x 14 cash or will trade for or on 11 28 6tc Tbls., ..... ..,095 , 7•t 5 x 15 Tbls ·• house trailer or farm t.ractorl . Car . . ,·. "B••· l'n"i.'' looks like n('~· .l 3218 · __ t yv1a 51 I All] ' s' .1111 1. . -. 0 nr I. rml\ 1 ~ " · · 14 58 0 ne vt'llow sum -: 40 H :\MPSHIH~ Shoat.s. H. H. •. •·•· • ' ~ - L~t' ~ • $20.95. Additional $2 ror WW • and implements. Jnqmre a Mrs. May, <~ 1nr-onw e'tr:J pe rsnna1 s1wnd- SIZe - I h ~ $ t the Lewis Trading Posi. Buy, · , mt>r 1 -n~ 1 t. size 14, $3. \\and a Harmo n, {){xler, 0. I extra w ee.'l!, 7·50 eac 1• Saturday. H:g morlf'y, Sll pp ly V.llh poprrII Itt ' R·.. () l'h t ll 26 31" Newell 's Sunoco, Ches ter, 0 . Seil or Trade, on :lrd & i\111 I l.lr, and' Mrs. Homer Tct"n' - ·1 w· ~ Powt· - · •• <H me, ·! ,.,1 S M'dd!eport 0 m l;l r <lm., tm<.~s p: l ts, ,tlo· l .:~,1 : , 949-2tm4. II '1.26tc ~- :I- OH.'W· K·.-II'OtJI,-- ,, rl•". l o·n".· Phon e985-JJ50. llt20 .ts .• J ' • hower called on their grand!)r11dur-1.., _ ChuO'\t' .ruur " lY ~ .. '""- I 11 23 6tj') J . S 'Jh . - · . . . UUUGET f'RlCED lurnllure daughte r, Mrs.or -Syracuse amce m1. hour.;,. Write Ruth Brq.!~u~. COAL MINE w1th comp lete ,i !weedy patlern . biOv.n , black . h and daughter and \Lilkals Products, Inc .. Wi n. ,I nper;:~twn eo uipment. Phnne ! lind gray. Ph. 94g·2libl late/ ()Ur thlrFd fl~or budMgedtdsl opr,t 66 ELECTRA BUICK $37~5 Mr. and Mrs. Orner Dao'le)', ]c>•1 · 11 ~H Hp -, •z·.:;ozz. . 11 21 6tc t:ven mus. 11 "' w 6tr: Baker urwture• I epo 4 dr. Hard Top. fartnry A1r (Jr,::t. 11 1nn. 1 , u " Ohio. 11 t2 tft Conditioning. When wr mean 1 d quality wC' !--lY and caM. ·lss Karen Sue Johnston and Help Wante __ I·, Business Services here " an m mple oJ Bukk ==c:-'-;c-:,-------:; b.,, , ><-ilerlhuJ wr h"'e sold Vicki Johnston were 1CUSTOM SF. H\11CE oltl'ndHn l l buy\ and !-.Prvitrd lS i nee new We guests of Mr!!. Louise Van Metwantt>d. Plume ~2-2 4 :\B: . ~"~'1 ~d-~ Al'RO~~ fi_ Cu lM mL-ler Zl. Price hides. Phil Meier, .~ _ a l "~O lw..-e two other sligh tly 1 Jl ..'"''Jc· l .SP ite t. ~la~ ic 22. Ue u·'i'l Hlr t · , ~J 11 1 rfc u.q•d ElectriJs that are like r, ,Clo1r t s tlLk (·Jaims new in condition with \'ery A+n~ :\Tlu:'.J-=-- 1\;;~lei gh Bu ~- ~ - Ure~C"k 7. Vinnish 2.::. Cartd low mileagP, 1 plliii!J:II-'fltu•r Sf'af>ult .1 bl - p 1:~. 1 Blll.LDOZER service. Pon 5, NEW 66 TEMPEST .. $2490 inr~'\t ~Villa e Jn orrwroyl lO.~ma1J dnJm S. Onl an. ;~ drivewa~·s, light bushing, ! \18 ("ll sln m 4 (! I. Sedan. This :md ~ifld leport.. strfldv y1•ar 12. Hol••l ''"''··'' 1 'tl .,,. back filling, 992-22tJil. 1 car is fully f'fJUippel w1 1 aruu ntl eClrn in gs, no rt~p llllll (·harlie P. B.Jw .,f S~Tla JOtc p()Wt'r s1Pf•ring, radio, white 10 31 () f t :o>ptorit>twe needt!d Wntt• ; 13. Meli1('a n .!1. vesRd 2i. Sher· wal l fire.~ and ("hrome around Mr~. room 11. ROt"·f bet l's window"inteno 11 also has full all vinyl J{aw lelgh, Dt>pt . OHK -fl 40-%.! H . HarPm riimbt'r 2S.Ow j SPECJA-L 25 per ceO t labor · ("Uslom r and carl'l't'f'PO . 11 1 610'12 1 ' • '' T ··, ro•Jnt on all Gra,·rly I'I, . . l :~. t-"lol" .. Olllllil· ('ry l:i••u' a)'l A• •"tr \ pe t ing. Th is has the famou~ 11 26 Jtp : H. From 1m·nL 29. Retains ors brought in for tune-up 326 e11. tll.- 250 HP VS ('11· 17 . (:rr.Pt '""Hnd ::o. Candle 38. Bullfight repai rs during November gi ne. J H·(-)01\·l- fO"rn i<;hrd apart mPn l. 11 1!,. 11l'lnt 15. Tramp :.u. All cry 1 d. BLAETTNARS · 20 . .Japan<"!lf! 1K f'io,lwr J2. Hollow ~0. Pen name Decem €lu.: etlf'nt condition , eom·e m-; 11 ·ber, k or noli Y an t twe:' . kimono n . Fr 'f' n {'h 34. f."k:;tent·r QfG. ' wi p!(' up your rar or.: Ph. 992:-2143 Pomeroy f'n l tn a shopping arra, im- i :-<fl-8h. river :11. Sea worm RW18ell Gravrly Tractor Salr~. Pom-1 '""""'":-"7':"'""'""""".,..""1 JTWdla\e oocupancy. Ph. !1.}2- ' Quote 0 Ph 992 2gr Le 1 N J:l40 ofter 5 p. m. 10 16 uc .22: Bri{i€:!1 2. S' b , & eroy, · · " · .). ga ohce al trndnnl \ 10 30 30tc ~-Ohio. ---_ - --- Adants' and FO' MRS- NOSEV MclloLAaiER NOT TO SPREAD.'.' SOc enc-Jo~ed om\1[. ~tJd- TOO We.AAAAS51 f<' !1J 11 H<.~.Jiroad THAP:s NO GOSSIP RADIATOR I -··~-- - -~ =-~~~~~~:;;l:"'-::i ---::i--::: ·-- -;::0~~IV::E~ -A~=l ltl n ~'"' nllrrh LI'L ABNER 1 ==========::=::;== w••• !wlf~ \ :===-= H0 NDA I BOBCAT SPRINT fHE WILLETS AN'WE'RE I!VI!N SERVICE pomeroy Motor co. 0 M 5') SPORT I, ","::. ., RADIATOR SERVICE 1 ,::r':o o:: • lv PlliD LASSWELL TAKE 'THREE GOOD SWALLERS POTATOES, get your winter 1 Rawlings Honda Sales 2095 992.2181 1 potatoes while they last. i , Phone 992-2143 WY 2-2151 u1o 65 CHEVROLET . $, • iI Clarence Proffitt, Por!land, 1 From the Largest Truck or 1 ~' ... , want All 5ervlu Impala Hardtop Lotall} ownNI and only 12,000 nHit'~- 6 (')'IO. Ph. _ • tfc 1 Bulldozer Uadiator To the Pomeroy, 0, MIODLEPOR1 OHIO 10 30 843 2254 • ~~:,:,.u:· ~:~~''•" IIHIN. pow rr ~tt>t•nng, spollt•ss fawn inttrior, bea llllful ma- ~~·~=========='' Smallest Heater Core. 1' cu" '"' wero t<~>• ••r"' ~;oa roon rinL~ h. radio and ht'a1Pr NO. t Kennebec potatoes. (;hEir- 11 ,.eu•n.a '"""'om !:;·~~:.~r:~~".,~,'":~:._ .-~ 61 CHEVROLET ------~ -- $B 6S WHJTE HOUSE Restaurant, D-1 les Hilton, Portland. O. . r1 •• •• "' b · \'8 engint custom st•a l ~, h('a\n, 10 23 -.. -2143 Pomeroy CAIO '011 IMANKS lo OIIITU PIC kllll f"ll't'l.~ictc ll 011~·, ' ' and 2 pt:-rm its, modern fiX· rn. 'I'U_. CLEAN CAR JI .U tor 110 -ord ontnlmum l.rh addtt'•"•' •• gooct tin·s. lures, new beer cooling case.~; ODOUGLAS OHICl "''"'• loiO~ItS IT ONLY TAKES 1: ~• a M " ' 'CJtl ,. M u.u., and all equipment, including 3 pickups and ONE MINUTE Livestock . . III•Gt 'l ~~~~ ~IJMI~;,_n:OI Heot~ tWO SIOrV building Wiih 13G New R.o.diator Shop992-2590_ - ----,---:-::-: TWO HORSES - I Arabi ao , ro •t•c-e A fco t fro~t, 100 foot depth on . R ' L I I F Sale '· llll'<o;UL I ,.oouct"a OPEN EVES 9·00 I'·.. e Car eTruck eHe•ter ONLY •o • · ..,. E"'t Main. Pomeroy. l l;.ooo. ea. ~s a e or Palom ino stallion, U'2 years l Core • Bulldozor NE WY 2-2156 POMEROY, OHIO I Can rinan~e. Telephone 992old, 1 three yea r oid mar~, l eAny Type U·DRIVE THRU bred. See after 4 p, m. Don -. mn or 992-9!J09. /1 __ ~lt~J na Manuel, Racine. Notice J ----, \ rwo-APARl'~!ENT ouildin~.. \AIC t/' Rio~ 7 I CAR WASH 11 27 6tc \V,\ ~11-:IJ - ' womon ln '" e, For Sale or Rent For S•l• !Julberry Ave' Ponmoy, In-' MIDDLEPORT - Nice 4 room WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0 POMEROY wfth mf' in mv hrtlnE'. l.iL'ht 7 HCilM house :~ betirrwm<;, , 1957 I'HEV ROLET $75. 11· c•l come SI0 9 per month. ;;-~-~ rottage, frame Cflm lru ction Insurance 1 2721 1 ___ 11 \\'lll'k . A1.1na ;-; m 1;· h, 1,., h;lths. Ph.· 99"2·2590. : used def'p fre,rze. $35 B1ll with imit ati0 n sto ne siding, GET A quotauoAtr-om REU- er and .. 1and--M;--,-.-Danny Haines ()f 'i/7 Joutll St. \l,tt -1 ll 25 Hcl1 Hirr, Antiquity, Ohio , 949-- TRAILER. 35' x g• , 'l two bedrnomf>, ?atll, TER INSUH.ANCE AGENCY T\·1r. and Galhone and Portland, Mrs. Mike Evans, tllr~rt Ohio. Jl n :l!(' ·. ·--- --- 4- - - t 1 3222 11 ~7 Jtp ! full -v carpeted, good ron<lJ-, back porch. Pnc~d to sell. J!'·IC. before renewing your children or Chester and Mr. Mrs. Esther Dailey called on ' :A \f EW ro · . - ·, - ---- - . -., · 1\eilh Ridenour , ( lws-1 $J,50(]. aulo lnsurance. We may be /Jtmic>r J e'well of Syrncuse. vis- Mr. an d Mrs. Leo Dailey and I G. Ph .. lUU LAN wal k '"I l.:-r. 0 . Ph. 985-35J9 or 96f.- BRADBURY -One story lra1mej able to save you money. it.ed Mr. and Mrs. Roseberry family. 1 WILL ,\OT hf n·~punsihle: 1, .l-:l7SO, Ma~. nn, W. \a. hmws <~flt•r t'l€;mmg It \\!til · 11 22 6-l.p b droomsl hath, 8 Z trc and family. 3 12 1 357 5 r~ms . _e tor ,am· rlf-hl.;; -·mfr:l('lt'd by , II 17 Hit p Lu stre Foam. Electric sha m· ~ doors -:7;;;;;:~~;;-;;;--;:::::;;;:;;t;;;;;; Mr. and ~ rs. Ofa Dailey, Jo- Charles Carroll who I~ em. o!ht>r lh:l n lll .h !'lf. ~ . nlal $1 EbersDach foR BETTER cleaning, to alurmnurn Sldmg. stor . AUTOMOBILE insurance been ploy~d at Celumbu~ spent a pooer re · le an d windows in good cond1- cancelled? Lost yeur operat· ra J, Mr. and Mrs. JLmior Dailey , ' ig , 16Lawre"e• Hobert ( for Sale Hardware, Pomeroy, 0 . keep colors g among, use . F. 11 '1 1 b"Y $4 500 or's llcense Call WV 2-2966. and daughter of Pomeroy, Mrs. w""kend at home with his faoq. 1 7 2 11 Plt>rce. S! · J PIFL'E bedri(Jm stlite. He1-1s$ Gtcof f. Ro.ule .248 e 15 Uc Pauline Pack and family, Mr. ily, ure m1n '"' •noe: orrec:t lnMrlten f I' HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLeS Experienced Auto Center. Ph. 992-200:o 21 30ic N.v lon BlackLi st 27 .4 ~ . 1-)edan. W\\ mlleotgt' by l lot·ul uwner . ~potles.o; mtt'nor, nu.lio, dt ~ n dii r k blue Jin., Ju~t l1kc new throughout . ar~outll fljiOtltO Far Sale 600xl3 t nbf"}e!ls Motor Co. ------ Sale Tire Sale Continues Pomeroy AllliUL A flU HI tM Pultlltol'lt• I :=======::;ili=:::::=:::==:~===~====.;~ -if,......--........._....;;;;..--,\\GOOD used tires~-low as 14 95 ' l' &-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov; 28, 1966 1 INfORMA liON .,,,. " lnd SNUPI'Y SMint Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services .'f,tt l 1 P. M. OOO<n.• bulrhPrillg~.lll 992 510 On the .'1 J_ Brighten CMner, <O-J PI( V. THI:. 'II("FsT (lNE, ALL ~0'? YOUP O!<JNI 1:/tiTEilDAY lT WA<,; 'ii ~TTLED: ANNIE AND SAMDY flllF. 1'-f(F,J F'AI-! ! L'(. WITH 1-tC.'{ IT lfii/OL',I'~'. ill MIDDLEPORT t.' ' - --- ·- 1 I ··-···•t !, ' 'I • · • ' AND COMB ~'OOR HAIR .. IT l0GK5 LIKE A RAT'S NEST! '1 1 For Rent ~o-;/-:;]IJ-:;(Jc;\-]-J-lOl~C-'-Wilh 1 u~ 26. b' onnE>l'l _v ' GJr 1·k a~ lu nrl :!!'.. Sho:-thoue11.11 tt. 11 - - - - -OfJT b)' LEGAL NOTICE MAKE MORE PR Oraage Townshi p .Board of hall\. fwJisling your firm's se rv ices in Trustees, MC'ip,~ County will ren<H P. and garage. 25-1 W ~lai • 1 Inrl in n the Daily Sentim~l's BusinPss Celve sen led ~;ds until Decf'm· 14 Ill> Service column. 10 JO tf St . Pnmrro~· - Ohio. Pl1onf' : 29. GnRrh> d 33. Mu:-~1c ber 15, !%b. al 8 p. m . for one 11 992- ~tlll t)r 992-2961. 1 '""' :14 . Chair t& AUCTHINI!;KR j 1) truck ca b aud chassis only. ' II ~7 Gil' 1 :~~~ - Pr.!l.y('l!" 20 Complete Se"lce Proper V.' hN~ l base for a X 10 fr ill Hr:-idlurn ~!(ji_~~ E-_-f i;~-7.om~-;lml h;J th, ;}tl_ In n ft . dumr hed, !-Beam frnnt ax. OvPrt Write, Prone or Cootad gas heJI, close to bu..,inr:-.s :1~1. Wiin !'luck axle 7.000 lbs. or larger. Frame .\. t. QKAU~"'tii\U dl ~lt'WI. .\ n rwt~ Ph. 992-10tJ2. II ill. Awake reinforeement and heavy duty II 28 .1Jc tl. Mortar Racine, Ohio brakes, 340 cu. in. or larger tr.~ys :;;;::;;::;;:-:::::;:::::::---:::'::;1::-tl-:e::: . V-K engine, five speed - !di~ 42. Ghostlike ~ no0\11 unftlrn i-.; hrd arflrtment. SI!:WING machlnes, repatr ser- l'(>d in fifth) trans., pmver . ' UO"'N 111 Pl)mf' roy . Ph . 992-S:JR~ ~ vi ce, all make~. WY :t--2.284. s\Pering , four 9-00 x 20 ten ply 1 . OJX>n ~race ~,o..,:+--J~.,~-!-+-117;~~--11--f--1 In fon~<~t ll16tfc j The F<tbm. Shop, Pomero-y standard tread on front, two --!!. ASIU'!\11· TRA IL F:H <:.pare 11n Brownell i Authorized Singer Sales anct West Coas t mirrors , east spoke ment Avr , \1iddlrport. Ph. 9!}2- , 3. Commm~d Serv1ce. J Z9 tic wh ~ls, dual c!ectrie wind-4 . Hinilu _2 ti15. _.. _ _ _ . 11 10 Jfc I REAUY· MIX eoocrete detlver- ~ hie!d s w i per~. variable speed, All ('.red trtoe ' 11-l. ed right to your project. Fasl two speed rear axle 16,000 lbs. MotJI•: K .~ z b~dromn home.l DAILY CRYPTOQTIOTE Hero'o bow to ,.ork It: and easy. Free estimal~s. or large!', he:wy duty battery. Pnmeroy , 0 . Pll . j:J\It-2~03 day AXYDLBA.A.X& Pbone 992-3284, Goegtem spa re lire and rim, heavy duly nr li!rl -TII!:! evenmgs 1 J11 LONOFBLLOW Ready -Mil Co.. Middleport, ci l riltrr, fre sh air heater anr:l 1 l4 trc One tette-r almply ~;lands for e.nolht~r. ln. tlll11 "llll"lpl'f A It U.!Jed Ohio. 6 30 Uc dPfrostPr, fron t tow hook, 2 HOil;\l ];;~ l ~::--;1;tU;.,d gas, for the thrf!~ L'11, X for til e two O'.s, etc . Single lett~rs. apoll trophles, the lengUt and formation of the wonls are all hint.. AJR CONDlTIONING H.etrige;. rear low loop, heavy duty front my plenty w:J!tr . clo~t' to Ear:h dRy the ~ IE> tlera are differt"nt. . J ac k' !I Rei r 1."'='. and rear a,.... en &ervlce. . springs with I101Tit' and to th~ <., !rJrl:' . Will . N H Ph ary spnngs, A QuotaU.. eratroo, ew aven. one . . h 1custom d cab, ·t h turn nmt to priva1e pHson or a TU 2-3S37 4 6 lfc 1 _~: tgnals w1t 1azzar SWI c I C'011ple. Ph. 843-2600. Pn rll and, RCSD CJV 'WPA. BCDAVJD JI'NA 1 :-;::;-:-;;:;-c-;;--;'~-;;;n.;:;;-- _ marker lights, mud flaps. o 112H3tc HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Bidders are requesteti to DVJKCWAD . CWZ LV JNRVD A l~ VB Do1ol Bottle Gas. Arnold mit exact speri ficalions of FURNISHED -2- bedru,;-m apart- BLP Pli'VXD ALVB.-LVWJX SCJZ Brothers, 618 E. Main St., units t'or which bids are ment. furnace heaL MiddleI'VVMLVJ Pomeroy. 9 22 Uc mitted. I port, 0 . Ph. 9!r.!-IC'I4. II 2J lie 17~ ACRE f2!' ~\ house with 9 The Board of l~u s tees ..._ . . c.,a..l'"olotl IDSTORY II A CYCLIC POEM: -,---,=--=;;;--,=:::;: -- - Wllri'J'CN liT Tllllil UPON :MIBI:OIWlS OF :MAN.rooms and b<Hh, eell<u. <:~"liar lierves the righ-, to r~ject t'CJUR R«XJM rurntshed aparl- 8HJILIM house, 2 large barns, fre-e or all bids. n.enl 2-3&>8. 1 14 trc gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmediOrange Township FURNISHED 1nd unfurni shed ale occupancy. Pearl Wll· :'\ina 11ubinson, 'Clerk apartmeo!J, CIOill to school, llama, 9112-2JI8 or 9U2-26!L R. R. :1, Coolville, Ohio i'bone ~ 10 II Ue 10 3 Uc 11 ll 2\C 1 27 DON'"!" :? ~ F·.:IGH T&N~, .JANIE. pti(J:?Y lOVES "'U . e ~. 51LlE:5 ,1VE NEI/E:IZ :~ NO/liN HIM TO 13E: ME-AN OR U N~.tR. I ~, •• From the Heart and Hands of Italy r Ewcitement, safety, se rvicea bility. from generatiO'Ils of hands, trained and guided to mold perfection into their work. From the inborn sense of excitement anti dedi· cation to detail. From the flair of superb Italian fabrics and fashions comes thi s startling automotive accomplishment. Body design a creation of famed styli st Pinin Farina - engine and chassis by top enginet:ors of the fifth largest automobile manufacturer In the world, FIAT Spider 1500 has a 5-speed synchro·mesh gear box, disc brakes and co mpl eh~ in strumentation, including tach. wv ., __ ,_ ,... __. . - -~- - . .•'• •• •• ' ,._ l. I ' •= •• / " I J/, ' ~ ' 1 •J lUGS BUNNY -- s·~~­ c~ATTeQ:! T"JS WJNTQY -- :::::.-: em>...,..., Til. •• I SAFETY fi!ATUREB 1500 Spider Sportster • Seat belts • 4-way safely, emerg•ncy fla sher system """'- SMITH'S FIAT SALF.S I Mile Above Tho IS • Many more Silver Br:dse In l:an ougo, 0 . / ;., ~~• ...,. I 86. 11-JEIR AUNT, WHO LOVES l "1 AN' CARES ~01? -~M WI-1EN ' r'O!J'RE BtJ-;:;Y '6H(IPPjN' AtiD SUCI-1: H014 S lW\T '? ALL 11-i!:f,'~;i-j , "S_ PI.EASUI<!.;; -#10 F'PCIBlEif~ ~' ==~~=~ Lo& l YOU'Pf / OH,IP I TfllV'WiolaT/ M'l ·.;:'.'1 l:-!_ NO~ ! , I'M YOUR Si~T~R: I'LL NE'-'\Btl.'£ OF" ~ -Hl PloDD FURNITURE Electr:~. ~~-- - -.,-. MAY I TI10USLE YCU >DR A CUP 0" "01' 1'-;~, r-'1 Blfl W'\IN i: ... ~~ J70r-J:. A l TERRIBlE T~ING. �• .~ l ( 8Aitilll'l \llr ~NT AD ' 2StGNS OIAULifl.l D•• ••tore 'vbnutlt" IAOftal'l' QI.OIIftl 9 t0l &. • QUALITY - · CAMCIHAHONI Co••EC11DNI 1 .cupte~ until 1:00 A,. f!l. ' I'll OJ DIW .-uboiCitl"" · • For ••••••et 1111 rl•tlt 65 v w " NU •• ••••ct '"" ••• '''"'" otuntlon.t•"•· Errort M l) p ]u x 2 do or l!ttl• • \fWmeGtUII. Wi ll ,.., " fnt IJUb $1495 {']~;>an n1pon1lb1t tor each_ Pomery Home I I COLOR TV, 1967 new co ndition, full warranty, I All prices r.re plus ta x ALL SIZES CAHRY SJMli.AR ~ make payments of $5 per DISCO liNTS 1 week or pay off balance. Ph. , I 992-5649. II 20 lfc · 'b • , POMEROY • I \ , SAJJS & SERVICE et ONE OF FHI i NICESt PEOPLE! C~LL DICK RAWLINGS BLAffiNARS ------ -+ BLAEn••AR$ ~-a~ 99l~ _ ft. ,m oci~·rn .ro~m ~:~~- \t>lm~ Zu:-;,p~n. tio~. un_)Oil~ ru~ cl bedroom~, dl~:Jiort. KEITH GOBlE FORD S1Jnlt:>~' 11-- :!.5 :lip · !, ,,,, .,,;J ie . Phone Bot~ an~ Tradi~g I 1 -Cl0s~ ar~ :·~-~~.~.- - ---- ~ deap1 ° 'r ~ :·~: n~ilt:~e~o ru~ ?;. I - )llel . . o;,, ~ _}!~--!Zig z~g YEAH? YEMf! · ___,..,..... THI! BORN LOID By ART SANSOM ·~~~· ""--;>:::::=:::::-=:-'\! r.:=::...;-;;.;-;:;;:;:--z~lfi(ij~l,)).., I ._' " " • ' .· ALL NEW FURNITURE FOR $595° 0 MIRACULOUS. "QU"LL FI LE CHARGES AND T~STtFY 1 MISS? ~ 1/: INCLUDING ., \ " A \ '-~: ;: "it lly HAROLD GRAY I / ' BAKER I 1 1 DAILY CROSSWORD S!:~tion 8A8'(I WAS DELIVERED ~J'IOM - . _· · Mi.;ter S'-'ee::i"! CERTAIN DEATil-THIS IS OM Town Flats Society Notes ~ I · 3 compIete Rooms 1 1 ----- -·· ···· · T.HE SPOTLIGHT .f o~ T'-~IS BUY• IS ~ n ' • 1 1 61 I DO! 5omethin' f.i;l:utched we_movecl the The liqht.; went out. ------------------:=:::--- tm:ber,l:~~:~~~.: ::•~; I CH,SIIJT ME1ELL~ UP ANI> MIHAT 1D DO? Q!JIT TEU.· ~'RE ALMIAVS' lNG ME TW.IAJG ME .-'----'--, WliAT10 WHAllOCXJ{ ~irs. ~~~~ ;~~~t~~~c ~:;~tp::n;~: F!~~~~ ~x~~ ~ ile 992-27~:i ~ee h HOWIE SCHN!IDER ~i~k- or . . . Pomeroy •·ement Block Co. to C_hes ler - 25 acres ;,"-c;;;;-;""'·iiT'ru<o;;;MaNPCEAi O~' E 4 cylinder gasohne Mm. __ oF cuMMON Auctwn' ill 648 S. ~erond Ave ., Mid- ~ .. Li unit Gtc for cultiva110n. 15 arres couNTY, OHto 21 11 1 1 Pn.st, 1 dlepart. 11 27 31r !1 1 pasture, balance in .. PLAINTIFF, - ~ under nne rOf,r ~~~ --- - - · ea or I9ti7- STEREO, liken-eW: Solid dug well f,nd water system. IS,, i C)iff S{·hool Huu::ie,AI\L' 1\liniatUI't' Toy Pood-1 a generator, very good condl· State, 3 speed intermixed ll·z story frame house. "'"'" Roule 124 ond "'" : lr> , h!:lck or "lver. s l u d , lion, 50 II .P., reasollabl y pro c- changer. BSR changer, make rooms and ba ill. Needs Jots DEFENDANT 1 1 _ "I, serrir-e and groommg. Phone ed. See or ca ll Excelswr ~i:!lt 1 payments of $150 per week NOToc• , . ••ai. ICA~~0~3'999 . Ht , bqn1s5 o;wn < .11 v u • Ph of repair. Going at $5,000. • 2~ 1 . )' , \d.._,_ . "nd I 992-5443. 11 ,J t c Works, Pomeroy, 0. or pay balance due $69. Ph. Albert '1Co•. Broker c~cil G. t rail! will :ake no1 we that J:l 11 0 Pll ' ltn . ,.m.<., '·' ----. f'; h 1' .o- , tho ~4th of SpplPmho>r, HJ(itl Wo!fthy ~1.111)1'_\ . II 20 lk WHil'E Zlg zag sewrng 992~891. Ask for El~ e~r: . 992-~49. __ ---- 11 18 tfe Jleory Cleland. Salesman I til~l~~~ ,~r~:: ('~:~.~;.~ I machine. dressmakf'r model. _hac~ ~ - - ', FROM WALL to wall, no :>oil 992-3830 ~ ~ ·,;;~.~~~··-·· - - · ·M<".iiU County, I I' ' ood d't" -I for f1iY<lrce tnd o11wr Sale or Trade b11!1onhoes, app1q~rs, mm-.,.. ;HOUSE tra!ler, g . con 1 100, ~ at all, on carpets cleannJ Evenings 992-25>68 or 992·3631 nql•irl' d , •n~wcr 1 ~---------- grams , fanry des1gns, etc., i we ll furmshed With beds, with Blue Lustre. Rent elec11 2S 31c ~~;;~'~'":::·. .,~ :· ~~ J~~e~~~=~~ ~~Y d~~~ l~Hitl H-\ \ fR I.r-:rt sttltinn w;Jgon. j withc1111 al!arhmt-nts. Br11 nd 1 refrigerator, stove, etc., I 1nr shampooer, $1. Pomeroy South thSt will be rend~l"t'IJ 1111aind ~"'-•· 4 464 ti l' :O ~I11dPr, 1;!, -"•' at. W l tl~ . m:w . F,ull price 5~9.95 or $5 ~ -~~~one 7~:::_5!Jl2._ _2!__:_l _~~c! Cement Block Co. H~~~~e 0., $6,800, can by ,J ohn" · £pli~~Aov~ l~HAIG r. tC' k, Ht!l sel l rral rlwe~r lnt /1 mont hI.\ . Ph. 992 -2685. LOSE WEJGHT safely w1th• 11 28 6te hP . , II d wn Att<l)'ney ror Pla intlfr . -d,f· 1· Jl 25ilc i ~ . ' ,.. __ bougtwt!J1 sma o tXt.:ll.Nov.7.14,2t,2SDE>~I. c:;~h nr_11 11l tr.1 t 0 1 'r on , _____ ------~-. . Dex· A-D1et tabl ets. Only 98~.: FROM Wi\I.L to w111l, no soi l ment balan ce like rent. )Jnu.,e~r-:-t llt•r or ~farm tractnr yCI~'T pump you r . .slugg isll se.P-j Nelson's Pharma cy, Porn~ at all, on ca rpf:! s deaned with Valle;. Lumber & Supply illld '· Imp lt'mPnt. - . lnqurrt_ lit II(' tank. Cet Klran -Em-A1l i eroy, 0. 10 21 30tpl BILle Lu stre. Rent eledric "1iddleport, 0. 992-2709. LI'Wh!~Tr{ldrng P~st. BLI~. Sf'll, St>pl ic Tank Ck·a~N. Land. I L"XC'E LLENT fficient and I shmapooer ~l. Haker F'urnl112 'J\ ;1(ff."' 'Jrd & M11l Strre ts. . k ~ B . - p r, J , e ~ . ~- · · . 61 P ('l'fW mar orar m urt'au om- I econom ical • that 's Blue Lus-1 __ture 11 2&---5tc_ ,!) ROOM House, 26 Park ~eJace,j Mrddlepurt. U. I1 l2 . 11 m2S 30tc _ l..o. ~· 1 ' · _ · _ __ ~ __ _ Ire Carpet and upholstery 1966 STEREO Consol•, just takMiddleport, 0 . Also 43, 1 d T B 1SINl;EH SE\\'INC. MACHI ~'W- cleaner. R('nt electric sham. en in , 1966 model radio eq1-1ip- 76 acres (no buildings) ___ nte _ _ rq11 ipped, in new .se w- pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co: ste rro. This set hasl·in located in Rutland. Will k 6 ''· " sing he ld w~ l iST POS1 S, Fr;m iug . lable. 5 payme nt s $i _e;.l('h ll 2L lc speaker ~~~stem, dual vo r.e. ri~ce to_ settle estate. ~ , at The the hymn Freedom Gospel Mis· llm!r.lr rN, Rt 3. Cool\-lif' . 11r $33 r ash. Ph. 992-2filtJ . , 1966 - Zig zag- 5-;~in-g -machine, contro l, lovt! ly walnut f1 -.h. informatiOn, call Athens, ~.ion church · was weU .a tt ended . _olrl•~- -- -- - It 27 tp 1 --- .. --·- . 11 2~ t~c : Sa l(•s num 's demonstralors. used only 6 months. T:;ke 6289. 11 18 1 p Mr. and M~- Robert .Jerft'r.o:; STJ\\Jl : l~G timber In Ohio :'H~H \"OUS"' C;m't sl eep·) Tr_v : While 1hey lasl. These mach- over payments of $l .2f. per Auto S•les arut .nunilY of Sy racuse and or f.\'f' sl Vir·ginia. or old 1 "S lePpN!' _.. f.u;lr<Hilet-d rr -; int>"~ equippl:'d lo zig z<~g, l week or pay b.alance due M~:· Doris Dailey visited Mr. 1: 1 nn~ with timhe-.r. M;mon t ~ 11 ]1 .<; or mont•v back. 1 ma ke bullonholes, darn . ~m- $79.44. Call 992-3218. 1960 RAMBLER station adll Mrs. ,Hoincr Ice nhower. HPVnt:tlds, Box 77, Svr:w use. i On!v 98c. N!'bon's. Pharm rw>'. ! broider, etc. Pa y just $50 or, 11 28 6tc 6 cylinJer, (3) sea t, with Mt:"..W Mrs. Edd Coburn 0·-~ 9l6tu2tp). Pm~wror. o. 11 25 Jfltp. if JOu wish mont hly payments. KELLY explorer snow tires, rack , will sell real cheap ior 1 ·Brighton, _, -. ...., l-lf'tP Wanted 1 o;-.;E GJ HI. 'S winlt>r navy •, ca n be arraug ed · (' a11 9!t2 ,. · I 650 x l3 Tbls. $18.!15, 775 x 14 cash or will trade for or on 11 28 6tc Tbls., ..... ..,095 , 7•t 5 x 15 Tbls ·• house trailer or farm t.ractorl . Car . . ,·. "B••· l'n"i.'' looks like n('~· .l 3218 · __ t yv1a 51 I All] ' s' .1111 1. . -. 0 nr I. rml\ 1 ~ " · · 14 58 0 ne vt'llow sum -: 40 H :\MPSHIH~ Shoat.s. H. H. •. •·•· • ' ~ - L~t' ~ • $20.95. Additional $2 ror WW • and implements. Jnqmre a Mrs. May, <~ 1nr-onw e'tr:J pe rsnna1 s1wnd- SIZe - I h ~ $ t the Lewis Trading Posi. Buy, · , mt>r 1 -n~ 1 t. size 14, $3. \\and a Harmo n, {){xler, 0. I extra w ee.'l!, 7·50 eac 1• Saturday. H:g morlf'y, Sll pp ly V.llh poprrII Itt ' R·.. () l'h t ll 26 31" Newell 's Sunoco, Ches ter, 0 . Seil or Trade, on :lrd & i\111 I l.lr, and' Mrs. Homer Tct"n' - ·1 w· ~ Powt· - · •• <H me, ·! ,.,1 S M'dd!eport 0 m l;l r <lm., tm<.~s p: l ts, ,tlo· l .:~,1 : , 949-2tm4. II '1.26tc ~- :I- OH.'W· K·.-II'OtJI,-- ,, rl•". l o·n".· Phon e985-JJ50. llt20 .ts .• J ' • hower called on their grand!)r11dur-1.., _ ChuO'\t' .ruur " lY ~ .. '""- I 11 23 6tj') J . S 'Jh . - · . . . UUUGET f'RlCED lurnllure daughte r, Mrs.or -Syracuse amce m1. hour.;,. Write Ruth Brq.!~u~. COAL MINE w1th comp lete ,i !weedy patlern . biOv.n , black . h and daughter and \Lilkals Products, Inc .. Wi n. ,I nper;:~twn eo uipment. Phnne ! lind gray. Ph. 94g·2libl late/ ()Ur thlrFd fl~or budMgedtdsl opr,t 66 ELECTRA BUICK $37~5 Mr. and Mrs. Orner Dao'le)', ]c>•1 · 11 ~H Hp -, •z·.:;ozz. . 11 21 6tc t:ven mus. 11 "' w 6tr: Baker urwture• I epo 4 dr. Hard Top. fartnry A1r (Jr,::t. 11 1nn. 1 , u " Ohio. 11 t2 tft Conditioning. When wr mean 1 d quality wC' !--lY and caM. ·lss Karen Sue Johnston and Help Wante __ I·, Business Services here " an m mple oJ Bukk ==c:-'-;c-:,-------:; b.,, , ><-ilerlhuJ wr h"'e sold Vicki Johnston were 1CUSTOM SF. H\11CE oltl'ndHn l l buy\ and !-.Prvitrd lS i nee new We guests of Mr!!. Louise Van Metwantt>d. Plume ~2-2 4 :\B: . ~"~'1 ~d-~ Al'RO~~ fi_ Cu lM mL-ler Zl. Price hides. Phil Meier, .~ _ a l "~O lw..-e two other sligh tly 1 Jl ..'"''Jc· l .SP ite t. ~la~ ic 22. Ue u·'i'l Hlr t · , ~J 11 1 rfc u.q•d ElectriJs that are like r, ,Clo1r t s tlLk (·Jaims new in condition with \'ery A+n~ :\Tlu:'.J-=-- 1\;;~lei gh Bu ~- ~ - Ure~C"k 7. Vinnish 2.::. Cartd low mileagP, 1 plliii!J:II-'fltu•r Sf'af>ult .1 bl - p 1:~. 1 Blll.LDOZER service. Pon 5, NEW 66 TEMPEST .. $2490 inr~'\t ~Villa e Jn orrwroyl lO.~ma1J dnJm S. Onl an. ;~ drivewa~·s, light bushing, ! \18 ("ll sln m 4 (! I. Sedan. This :md ~ifld leport.. strfldv y1•ar 12. Hol••l ''"''··'' 1 'tl .,,. back filling, 992-22tJil. 1 car is fully f'fJUippel w1 1 aruu ntl eClrn in gs, no rt~p llllll (·harlie P. B.Jw .,f S~Tla JOtc p()Wt'r s1Pf•ring, radio, white 10 31 () f t :o>ptorit>twe needt!d Wntt• ; 13. Meli1('a n .!1. vesRd 2i. Sher· wal l fire.~ and ("hrome around Mr~. room 11. ROt"·f bet l's window"inteno 11 also has full all vinyl J{aw lelgh, Dt>pt . OHK -fl 40-%.! H . HarPm riimbt'r 2S.Ow j SPECJA-L 25 per ceO t labor · ("Uslom r and carl'l't'f'PO . 11 1 610'12 1 ' • '' T ··, ro•Jnt on all Gra,·rly I'I, . . l :~. t-"lol" .. Olllllil· ('ry l:i••u' a)'l A• •"tr \ pe t ing. Th is has the famou~ 11 26 Jtp : H. From 1m·nL 29. Retains ors brought in for tune-up 326 e11. tll.- 250 HP VS ('11· 17 . (:rr.Pt '""Hnd ::o. Candle 38. Bullfight repai rs during November gi ne. J H·(-)01\·l- fO"rn i<;hrd apart mPn l. 11 1!,. 11l'lnt 15. Tramp :.u. All cry 1 d. BLAETTNARS · 20 . .Japan<"!lf! 1K f'io,lwr J2. Hollow ~0. Pen name Decem €lu.: etlf'nt condition , eom·e m-; 11 ·ber, k or noli Y an t twe:' . kimono n . Fr 'f' n {'h 34. f."k:;tent·r QfG. ' wi p!(' up your rar or.: Ph. 992:-2143 Pomeroy f'n l tn a shopping arra, im- i :-<fl-8h. river :11. Sea worm RW18ell Gravrly Tractor Salr~. Pom-1 '""""'":-"7':"'""'""""".,..""1 JTWdla\e oocupancy. Ph. !1.}2- ' Quote 0 Ph 992 2gr Le 1 N J:l40 ofter 5 p. m. 10 16 uc .22: Bri{i€:!1 2. S' b , & eroy, · · " · .). ga ohce al trndnnl \ 10 30 30tc ~-Ohio. ---_ - --- Adants' and FO' MRS- NOSEV MclloLAaiER NOT TO SPREAD.'.' SOc enc-Jo~ed om\1[. ~tJd- TOO We.AAAAS51 f<' !1J 11 H<.~.Jiroad THAP:s NO GOSSIP RADIATOR I -··~-- - -~ =-~~~~~~:;;l:"'-::i ---::i--::: ·-- -;::0~~IV::E~ -A~=l ltl n ~'"' nllrrh LI'L ABNER 1 ==========::=::;== w••• !wlf~ \ :===-= H0 NDA I BOBCAT SPRINT fHE WILLETS AN'WE'RE I!VI!N SERVICE pomeroy Motor co. 0 M 5') SPORT I, ","::. ., RADIATOR SERVICE 1 ,::r':o o:: • lv PlliD LASSWELL TAKE 'THREE GOOD SWALLERS POTATOES, get your winter 1 Rawlings Honda Sales 2095 992.2181 1 potatoes while they last. i , Phone 992-2143 WY 2-2151 u1o 65 CHEVROLET . $, • iI Clarence Proffitt, Por!land, 1 From the Largest Truck or 1 ~' ... , want All 5ervlu Impala Hardtop Lotall} ownNI and only 12,000 nHit'~- 6 (')'IO. Ph. _ • tfc 1 Bulldozer Uadiator To the Pomeroy, 0, MIODLEPOR1 OHIO 10 30 843 2254 • ~~:,:,.u:· ~:~~''•" IIHIN. pow rr ~tt>t•nng, spollt•ss fawn inttrior, bea llllful ma- ~~·~=========='' Smallest Heater Core. 1' cu" '"' wero t<~>• ••r"' ~;oa roon rinL~ h. radio and ht'a1Pr NO. t Kennebec potatoes. (;hEir- 11 ,.eu•n.a '"""'om !:;·~~:.~r:~~".,~,'":~:._ .-~ 61 CHEVROLET ------~ -- $B 6S WHJTE HOUSE Restaurant, D-1 les Hilton, Portland. O. . r1 •• •• "' b · \'8 engint custom st•a l ~, h('a\n, 10 23 -.. -2143 Pomeroy CAIO '011 IMANKS lo OIIITU PIC kllll f"ll't'l.~ictc ll 011~·, ' ' and 2 pt:-rm its, modern fiX· rn. 'I'U_. CLEAN CAR JI .U tor 110 -ord ontnlmum l.rh addtt'•"•' •• gooct tin·s. lures, new beer cooling case.~; ODOUGLAS OHICl "''"'• loiO~ItS IT ONLY TAKES 1: ~• a M " ' 'CJtl ,. M u.u., and all equipment, including 3 pickups and ONE MINUTE Livestock . . III•Gt 'l ~~~~ ~IJMI~;,_n:OI Heot~ tWO SIOrV building Wiih 13G New R.o.diator Shop992-2590_ - ----,---:-::-: TWO HORSES - I Arabi ao , ro •t•c-e A fco t fro~t, 100 foot depth on . R ' L I I F Sale '· llll'<o;UL I ,.oouct"a OPEN EVES 9·00 I'·.. e Car eTruck eHe•ter ONLY •o • · ..,. E"'t Main. Pomeroy. l l;.ooo. ea. ~s a e or Palom ino stallion, U'2 years l Core • Bulldozor NE WY 2-2156 POMEROY, OHIO I Can rinan~e. Telephone 992old, 1 three yea r oid mar~, l eAny Type U·DRIVE THRU bred. See after 4 p, m. Don -. mn or 992-9!J09. /1 __ ~lt~J na Manuel, Racine. Notice J ----, \ rwo-APARl'~!ENT ouildin~.. \AIC t/' Rio~ 7 I CAR WASH 11 27 6tc \V,\ ~11-:IJ - ' womon ln '" e, For Sale or Rent For S•l• !Julberry Ave' Ponmoy, In-' MIDDLEPORT - Nice 4 room WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0 POMEROY wfth mf' in mv hrtlnE'. l.iL'ht 7 HCilM house :~ betirrwm<;, , 1957 I'HEV ROLET $75. 11· c•l come SI0 9 per month. ;;-~-~ rottage, frame Cflm lru ction Insurance 1 2721 1 ___ 11 \\'lll'k . A1.1na ;-; m 1;· h, 1,., h;lths. Ph.· 99"2·2590. : used def'p fre,rze. $35 B1ll with imit ati0 n sto ne siding, GET A quotauoAtr-om REU- er and .. 1and--M;--,-.-Danny Haines ()f 'i/7 Joutll St. \l,tt -1 ll 25 Hcl1 Hirr, Antiquity, Ohio , 949-- TRAILER. 35' x g• , 'l two bedrnomf>, ?atll, TER INSUH.ANCE AGENCY T\·1r. and Galhone and Portland, Mrs. Mike Evans, tllr~rt Ohio. Jl n :l!(' ·. ·--- --- 4- - - t 1 3222 11 ~7 Jtp ! full -v carpeted, good ron<lJ-, back porch. Pnc~d to sell. J!'·IC. before renewing your children or Chester and Mr. Mrs. Esther Dailey called on ' :A \f EW ro · . - ·, - ---- - . -., · 1\eilh Ridenour , ( lws-1 $J,50(]. aulo lnsurance. We may be /Jtmic>r J e'well of Syrncuse. vis- Mr. an d Mrs. Leo Dailey and I G. Ph .. lUU LAN wal k '"I l.:-r. 0 . Ph. 985-35J9 or 96f.- BRADBURY -One story lra1mej able to save you money. it.ed Mr. and Mrs. Roseberry family. 1 WILL ,\OT hf n·~punsihle: 1, .l-:l7SO, Ma~. nn, W. \a. hmws <~flt•r t'l€;mmg It \\!til · 11 22 6-l.p b droomsl hath, 8 Z trc and family. 3 12 1 357 5 r~ms . _e tor ,am· rlf-hl.;; -·mfr:l('lt'd by , II 17 Hit p Lu stre Foam. Electric sha m· ~ doors -:7;;;;;:~~;;-;;;--;:::::;;;:;;t;;;;;; Mr. and ~ rs. Ofa Dailey, Jo- Charles Carroll who I~ em. o!ht>r lh:l n lll .h !'lf. ~ . nlal $1 EbersDach foR BETTER cleaning, to alurmnurn Sldmg. stor . AUTOMOBILE insurance been ploy~d at Celumbu~ spent a pooer re · le an d windows in good cond1- cancelled? Lost yeur operat· ra J, Mr. and Mrs. JLmior Dailey , ' ig , 16Lawre"e• Hobert ( for Sale Hardware, Pomeroy, 0 . keep colors g among, use . F. 11 '1 1 b"Y $4 500 or's llcense Call WV 2-2966. and daughter of Pomeroy, Mrs. w""kend at home with his faoq. 1 7 2 11 Plt>rce. S! · J PIFL'E bedri(Jm stlite. He1-1s$ Gtcof f. Ro.ule .248 e 15 Uc Pauline Pack and family, Mr. ily, ure m1n '"' •noe: orrec:t lnMrlten f I' HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLeS Experienced Auto Center. Ph. 992-200:o 21 30ic N.v lon BlackLi st 27 .4 ~ . 1-)edan. W\\ mlleotgt' by l lot·ul uwner . ~potles.o; mtt'nor, nu.lio, dt ~ n dii r k blue Jin., Ju~t l1kc new throughout . ar~outll fljiOtltO Far Sale 600xl3 t nbf"}e!ls Motor Co. ------ Sale Tire Sale Continues Pomeroy AllliUL A flU HI tM Pultlltol'lt• I :=======::;ili=:::::=:::==:~===~====.;~ -if,......--........._....;;;;..--,\\GOOD used tires~-low as 14 95 ' l' &-Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov; 28, 1966 1 INfORMA liON .,,,. " lnd SNUPI'Y SMint Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services .'f,tt l 1 P. M. OOO<n.• bulrhPrillg~.lll 992 510 On the .'1 J_ Brighten CMner, <O-J PI( V. THI:. 'II("FsT (lNE, ALL ~0'? YOUP O!<JNI 1:/tiTEilDAY lT WA<,; 'ii ~TTLED: ANNIE AND SAMDY flllF. 1'-f(F,J F'AI-! ! L'(. WITH 1-tC.'{ IT lfii/OL',I'~'. ill MIDDLEPORT t.' ' - --- ·- 1 I ··-···•t !, ' 'I • · • ' AND COMB ~'OOR HAIR .. IT l0GK5 LIKE A RAT'S NEST! '1 1 For Rent ~o-;/-:;]IJ-:;(Jc;\-]-J-lOl~C-'-Wilh 1 u~ 26. b' onnE>l'l _v ' GJr 1·k a~ lu nrl :!!'.. Sho:-thoue11.11 tt. 11 - - - - -OfJT b)' LEGAL NOTICE MAKE MORE PR Oraage Townshi p .Board of hall\. fwJisling your firm's se rv ices in Trustees, MC'ip,~ County will ren<H P. and garage. 25-1 W ~lai • 1 Inrl in n the Daily Sentim~l's BusinPss Celve sen led ~;ds until Decf'm· 14 Ill> Service column. 10 JO tf St . Pnmrro~· - Ohio. Pl1onf' : 29. GnRrh> d 33. Mu:-~1c ber 15, !%b. al 8 p. m . for one 11 992- ~tlll t)r 992-2961. 1 '""' :14 . Chair t& AUCTHINI!;KR j 1) truck ca b aud chassis only. ' II ~7 Gil' 1 :~~~ - Pr.!l.y('l!" 20 Complete Se"lce Proper V.' hN~ l base for a X 10 fr ill Hr:-idlurn ~!(ji_~~ E-_-f i;~-7.om~-;lml h;J th, ;}tl_ In n ft . dumr hed, !-Beam frnnt ax. OvPrt Write, Prone or Cootad gas heJI, close to bu..,inr:-.s :1~1. Wiin !'luck axle 7.000 lbs. or larger. Frame .\. t. QKAU~"'tii\U dl ~lt'WI. .\ n rwt~ Ph. 992-10tJ2. II ill. Awake reinforeement and heavy duty II 28 .1Jc tl. Mortar Racine, Ohio brakes, 340 cu. in. or larger tr.~ys :;;;::;;::;;:-:::::;:::::::---:::'::;1::-tl-:e::: . V-K engine, five speed - !di~ 42. Ghostlike ~ no0\11 unftlrn i-.; hrd arflrtment. SI!:WING machlnes, repatr ser- l'(>d in fifth) trans., pmver . ' UO"'N 111 Pl)mf' roy . Ph . 992-S:JR~ ~ vi ce, all make~. WY :t--2.284. s\Pering , four 9-00 x 20 ten ply 1 . OJX>n ~race ~,o..,:+--J~.,~-!-+-117;~~--11--f--1 In fon~<~t ll16tfc j The F<tbm. Shop, Pomero-y standard tread on front, two --!!. ASIU'!\11· TRA IL F:H <:.pare 11n Brownell i Authorized Singer Sales anct West Coas t mirrors , east spoke ment Avr , \1iddlrport. Ph. 9!}2- , 3. Commm~d Serv1ce. J Z9 tic wh ~ls, dual c!ectrie wind-4 . Hinilu _2 ti15. _.. _ _ _ . 11 10 Jfc I REAUY· MIX eoocrete detlver- ~ hie!d s w i per~. variable speed, All ('.red trtoe ' 11-l. ed right to your project. Fasl two speed rear axle 16,000 lbs. MotJI•: K .~ z b~dromn home.l DAILY CRYPTOQTIOTE Hero'o bow to ,.ork It: and easy. Free estimal~s. or large!', he:wy duty battery. Pnmeroy , 0 . Pll . j:J\It-2~03 day AXYDLBA.A.X& Pbone 992-3284, Goegtem spa re lire and rim, heavy duly nr li!rl -TII!:! evenmgs 1 J11 LONOFBLLOW Ready -Mil Co.. Middleport, ci l riltrr, fre sh air heater anr:l 1 l4 trc One tette-r almply ~;lands for e.nolht~r. ln. tlll11 "llll"lpl'f A It U.!Jed Ohio. 6 30 Uc dPfrostPr, fron t tow hook, 2 HOil;\l ];;~ l ~::--;1;tU;.,d gas, for the thrf!~ L'11, X for til e two O'.s, etc . Single lett~rs. apoll trophles, the lengUt and formation of the wonls are all hint.. AJR CONDlTIONING H.etrige;. rear low loop, heavy duty front my plenty w:J!tr . clo~t' to Ear:h dRy the ~ IE> tlera are differt"nt. . J ac k' !I Rei r 1."'='. and rear a,.... en &ervlce. . springs with I101Tit' and to th~ <., !rJrl:' . Will . N H Ph ary spnngs, A QuotaU.. eratroo, ew aven. one . . h 1custom d cab, ·t h turn nmt to priva1e pHson or a TU 2-3S37 4 6 lfc 1 _~: tgnals w1t 1azzar SWI c I C'011ple. Ph. 843-2600. Pn rll and, RCSD CJV 'WPA. BCDAVJD JI'NA 1 :-;::;-:-;;:;-c-;;--;'~-;;;n.;:;;-- _ marker lights, mud flaps. o 112H3tc HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Bidders are requesteti to DVJKCWAD . CWZ LV JNRVD A l~ VB Do1ol Bottle Gas. Arnold mit exact speri ficalions of FURNISHED -2- bedru,;-m apart- BLP Pli'VXD ALVB.-LVWJX SCJZ Brothers, 618 E. Main St., units t'or which bids are ment. furnace heaL MiddleI'VVMLVJ Pomeroy. 9 22 Uc mitted. I port, 0 . Ph. 9!r.!-IC'I4. II 2J lie 17~ ACRE f2!' ~\ house with 9 The Board of l~u s tees ..._ . . c.,a..l'"olotl IDSTORY II A CYCLIC POEM: -,---,=--=;;;--,=:::;: -- - Wllri'J'CN liT Tllllil UPON :MIBI:OIWlS OF :MAN.rooms and b<Hh, eell<u. <:~"liar lierves the righ-, to r~ject t'CJUR R«XJM rurntshed aparl- 8HJILIM house, 2 large barns, fre-e or all bids. n.enl 2-3&>8. 1 14 trc gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmediOrange Township FURNISHED 1nd unfurni shed ale occupancy. Pearl Wll· :'\ina 11ubinson, 'Clerk apartmeo!J, CIOill to school, llama, 9112-2JI8 or 9U2-26!L R. R. :1, Coolville, Ohio i'bone ~ 10 II Ue 10 3 Uc 11 ll 2\C 1 27 DON'"!" :? ~ F·.:IGH T&N~, .JANIE. pti(J:?Y lOVES "'U . e ~. 51LlE:5 ,1VE NEI/E:IZ :~ NO/liN HIM TO 13E: ME-AN OR U N~.tR. I ~, •• From the Heart and Hands of Italy r Ewcitement, safety, se rvicea bility. from generatiO'Ils of hands, trained and guided to mold perfection into their work. From the inborn sense of excitement anti dedi· cation to detail. From the flair of superb Italian fabrics and fashions comes thi s startling automotive accomplishment. Body design a creation of famed styli st Pinin Farina - engine and chassis by top enginet:ors of the fifth largest automobile manufacturer In the world, FIAT Spider 1500 has a 5-speed synchro·mesh gear box, disc brakes and co mpl eh~ in strumentation, including tach. wv ., __ ,_ ,... __. . - -~- - . .•'• •• •• ' ,._ l. I ' •= •• / " I J/, ' ~ ' 1 •J lUGS BUNNY -- s·~~­ c~ATTeQ:! T"JS WJNTQY -- :::::.-: em>...,..., Til. •• I SAFETY fi!ATUREB 1500 Spider Sportster • Seat belts • 4-way safely, emerg•ncy fla sher system """'- SMITH'S FIAT SALF.S I Mile Above Tho IS • Many more Silver Br:dse In l:an ougo, 0 . / ;., ~~• ...,. I 86. 11-JEIR AUNT, WHO LOVES l "1 AN' CARES ~01? -~M WI-1EN ' r'O!J'RE BtJ-;:;Y '6H(IPPjN' AtiD SUCI-1: H014 S lW\T '? ALL 11-i!:f,'~;i-j , "S_ PI.EASUI<!.;; -#10 F'PCIBlEif~ ~' ==~~=~ Lo& l YOU'Pf / OH,IP I TfllV'WiolaT/ M'l ·.;:'.'1 l:-!_ NO~ ! , I'M YOUR Si~T~R: I'LL NE'-'\Btl.'£ OF" ~ -Hl PloDD FURNITURE Electr:~. ~~-- - -.,-. MAY I TI10USLE YCU >DR A CUP 0" "01' 1'-;~, r-'1 Blfl W'\IN i: ... ~~ J70r-J:. A l TERRIBlE T~ING. �I . '".. "" --\ . '' '~. \ I " :. -,~··. f: . • '., . ,,l, 1 ~:-11!111-~!li· -d.,. Holiday ·VISIT week MRS. guests DOwNING Around 3D o.l Mrs. ·~~~~.~~~~Se~n;.tl~ne~l,~~!,.~i;!~;o~.,~No;,v;;.2~8,~1~981_!8_1 ~glon Chrbtmfll to Broacom Gue&tl of Jtf,.,, Luman, Janice ,.._,!!_!':·1 ............. by the wscs Mr. and Mrs. Owen ~~;:~.··he~:~y. Dec. :~~~and Homemade Mrs. ,. church. Party il Planned About Plans are complete for the Community Children's Christ- par~£~~{~::~~ .. . Pomeroy ,.. I ~~:~~~:el~:~;::r~~ • -...... '\if': .. " . . •''' ~ ··"~ -.'' .fJC! ,-, WITH S139 COLOR FLAME IN S WE lOTS BLUE. GIEfN, YELlOW & PUIPLf FLAME. s159 ....'::.•• JCASI10JI Puritan BRASS FIRELIGHTER 27" FIREPLAa GRATES SAlE PRICE ~.f79 S695 SALI PIIC! ll6l6f I.- . Toledo wtth the · tatter's son and famny; ~.and Mrs. James • :::~ w~d Middl . ,eport I, • I' , Sco~·tt~~o:.f~ndPsteark~·ers:b,;, .. S1299 <~~ Lady Hamilton 40" X 30"' 28" LINEN CABINET !'LATE GLASS WAU MIRROR So d"", ., flawl•s•, thi1 mirror 91ws ndting de-pth to each reflection. Ooel 1\01' distor1 i100ge1. Dramotize-1 yoor de«N' .•. maket yow tOOfR ioal: larlllf. ANTIQUE COPPER PULL-DOWN lANTERN 51699 -- . . , ., S2444 '1ft 5" x18" FLUORESCENT U -CABINET LIGHT Leigh DOOR KNOCKER wilh VIEWER SALE PRIC£ S444 5-UGHT CHANDEUER II You Don't Need Cash! Open a Bild-A-Count Nothing Down As LiHie As $5.00 Monthly Pomeroy Cement Block Co. The Deportment Store of Building Since 1915 Phone 992·5 100 or 992-5500 ~ " inDo~fight JERUSALE~f (UPI) -Israeli and $18·99 Egyptian jet fighters battled in the skies OV!i' Israel tnday and Israel said two Egyptian planes were shot SAIGON (UP() -Amerlca's 1U.S. Infantrymen reported 53· geared to hit VIet Nam targets ! Two Americans were ~l!"o down. Gunfire also b~ke out giant B52 bombers, now capable Communists killed. Most of the with 600 tons of bombs a day-a however, In action along the Israeli.Jordawan bor· of their greatest destructive action was In l.he same dense . 33 per cent increase In bombing 1Saigon. Spokesmen der. !orre since first used In tile jungle area struck by the B52s rate. I men were aboard a U.S. Israel bas !ought border war, today hit Communist trbop today. In one U.S. lnfantrymen ,UHIB helicopter clashes with Syr~a and'!" Nov. concentrations near the CamiJo. No Waning engagement Monday, spoke.. :destroyed by Communist 13 slaged a punitive ra1d with dian border. The Strat1Jiorlresses. first put men said, 18 enemy soldiers fire nine mlles northwest · ' ·· tanks and jets into Jordan-a Military spokesmen said the · to action In the summer of 1965, were killed in the Cambodian capilal. move which brought 11 censure Guam-based bombers pounded a 1are described as the U.s .. border area 240 miles ~orth of, Although bad weather by the Umted Nal!ons Security suspected VietCong stronghold assault weapon most feared by •Saigon. In another, along the limited the air war , . . . Council. 260 miles north of Saigon In a Communists in Viet Nam. 1coast 275 miles northeast of the Viet Nam, U.S. KILLS JIUCK _ Larry Holsinger, RD, Racine, shows his D·polnl buck killed But until today Egypt ~ad not predawn r~d supporting Ameri· , Beeause of their high altitude capital 17 Communists were' reported 39 missions. the first day of deer season· Monday, in the vicinity of Mile Hill near Rlicine. It been Involved directly m the can ground forces In the . capacity, their presence usually reported killed. Air Force, Navy and weighed approximately '275 lb. and was the largest kill reP.?rted in :Meigs County. current criSJs wh1ch has threa· Operatwn Paul Revere IV i remains undetected untll the U.S. ground !orees further pDots. The targets The only :~!her kills -reported to game protector Donald Wtlliams were gotten by tened to explode mto a new battle area, ,bombs hit. increased the enemy toll in lradar sites, Junior TeafQrd aDd Larry sayre bolD. of Rt. 2, Racine. Middle East war. . The hlgh·altliude assault.! It was disclosed only Monday several smaller fire fights, and transport lines, · ' The Israeli comtnunlque said spokesmen said, came on the by an lnfor'l'ed source in autllorilies said. American los· and other targets ill the a ~·short aerial encounter heels of a series of ground i Washington that the expanded;ses in the action ranged from [southern panhandle ensued near the border within okirmishes Monday In which B52 bomber forces now are i none to "light." the port of Haiphoug. Israeli territory. Two Egyptian -------~--~ · · · ' . COLUMBUS (UP!) - There Jan. 31 hy the stste and Ohio planes were downed. Both fell - = -""·" ••••-----~ will be a sharp Increase next Inns Inc., Cincinnati. near the border in Egyptian NEW YORK (UPI) -Two year in the rental fee for state Ohio Inns operates the lodges : territory. lruxom lad leo who titillated · park cabil.s, and the stale at Punderson, Hueston Woods The communique said the tbe clieutefe of The L'rystal Parks and RfreaUon Division and Burr Oak State Parks and Israeli planes returned safely to Room by servlug up food aud Is consiliering putting into effect will operate new cabins in these 1 base. dr!Dks wbfle wearing oDiy a p~rk admission fee next year.' parks at the higher rental fig•. The Israeli government said paotteo above the watot 10 en 1 The hlJher rates for the new ure. in a communique the dogfight trtalloday lor "oHendin& pabcabins were .conlained in an un-1 'f!Jere has been no public an· broke uut when two S9vlet-built Uc de<ency." ~~~~~con~tr~act~•~i last 'nouncement of the higher rates MIG·l9s tried to Intercept a I' . · - · - :nnd no public hearing to allow light Israeli recqntt-l.'l'Jin~ Tbe "topleSI• wDIInst, R. protests, although one 1s sched· plane three miles lllsldi'11rael. Dlamood and Floreuee Rose • . I '.IJI-". ' . ' uted in January. "Two Israeli Mir~ge fighters Marer face a year fq jallaud LEBANON Ohio !UP!) ''heavy clouds of black smoke." mat... · •· "Thel'll will be adjustments . .., tn•. '"" _, ' M l1ae H eonvkted •• lho ' th Leb . he was uncerlam . whe· AU fire units In Warrt11 Cou!lIde · bini , d1· were brou.... w ~.. ibilWt . ba 1Fire broke out at e anon He !1111d ~wn ~elvin Th"!' intet:ceptted =oe mlsdetnea::""" c r&e, Correctional f lnsUtutil today jther there had any injur- ty were called to the ·~ ~ • , . ••11 . nd• · til·•· 1 MIG-IS )e s a v and was out o contro . . . •• n h' h aid the lnstituUon's _ l!llllli '" • park!• rt011flUon ·" i territory south of Beerotsyim" • , . , , . , . , The blaze started ln the bed-'" m "'e re, w IC apparent. . . ... ~ · T ~--"o-.1 Depo•ed ""'',""'""~ olon chlel, laid. "There have I and shot them down. -. ' dmg shop of the institution. ly broke out about 9 a.m. 111'1! fighting force. It was .~· K,IN8HAS.\ f'ONGO been no rate Increases for IS · h nd ni f' mated that at leaat15 ~ il1 • years and these new eabm. · more more more alon the wes~ oft e ctty, a ne 're The •hops. which employ bun- equipment and more than . ·.so NW'f. V, teen-all" ruler Elmer F Jones Repuhtlcan rth $100 k •• I 'The gun batile g ' departments were sent to the dreds of inmates are used to firemen were balding the blau· Burundi In central Africa, State Ceniral and Executive ar,e woll7 •b. weeto 'be sed' ' Jonlanian bonier was s!Jort 1 scene. Smoke and flames could manufacture beds license by 10 • m d~.... In ;a 'bloodless coup IT newca IDS U 1' d bout three minutes It be I r· lies ' . ' ·· ~ committeeman of the lOth Ohio · tbe 1· th .... lve - a . · , seen as ar as tve m plates and highway signs They his pn·m; minister, it was m com ng year, e ra~s """ when Jordanians IJred on ' ' · He said prisoners were evaCongressional district annoanc. ·u be hiked f $61) to 17> ....,an . away. are housed In one-story brick closed today, The 19·year·oldl today 0 district victory baJ> WI th Ohl 1 rom te 77 ~ farm workers. m the ,• Hebron A guard at the Insiitution's buildings. cuated from the aru and pljlc0 nos opera 8 .• o area KinK of lbe generally is Scheduled llece.,.,.r 7th mon · 30 miles south of honor camp. about one mile . . . ed under confinement ern .C91Jnlry, .was vlsiliug . 30 . Jerusalem and ended when the 1 from the main institution, said The oorrecl!onal lnsUtutJOn, their quarters, and were not 1 B k C ., 1 them, Klt)shasa (formerly At:~ns p.m. n a er .r a b Propo~tiona~ lncre~ Israelis returned the fire. i By United Press lnternatfonal he could see flames and, built in 1960, houses 1,300 in· being used to fight lbe fire, v!Ye); .'J1te Congo capital, All 'st t R bl' If e rna 'm e rblemam er o I But it reflected the growing, The second major snow storm . . be WIS .overthrown. •~~ol.ders. acabmet e . epumembers lean o and JCe old the rstate s 283 ca ns, mostly I tension In the Middle East with' th 1ru k Obi M • 1 • Io e season s c o on • - ,. Ntare had wsted his legislative ollieials will e. •l buth the CairO and the lday afternoon and by early to. father last Jul,y· to take h red. Damaseus rad1os pouring out day accumulations ranged up to , of thl onetlm' German ono nonstop broadcasts trying to I fi · h in th Cleveland I ' Belgl.an territory. Ministry Confirmation from Governor :inflame the Jordanian people ' me es e I ' eials sold~ I._year-o.ld A.. Rhodes. has not yet 1 and the Palestine refugees there : · · · arch was deposed Monday receiVed but ll Is expeded to rise against both Israel and ~· The forecast catlo for con· I Middleport village council existing salary ordinance on all.for each single family dwtlllD& by. Mlcl\ei Mioombero, hia will be one of the. prlnCJpsl King Hussein. ' tinued snowfatl today, with con· ,learned Monday night In its reg· overtime pay. and provide for using an unmetered Pf!\'_~ mter and defense minister, With Con· Seven hundred thousand re- ' •iderable drifting and blowing , ular meeting It has acquired a payment of $2.25 per hour well or wells, the charge If.tf. announced the overthrow by Clarence E. fugees from Palestine have I and an additional accumulation two pieces of valuable real es-- tor an officer, with a minimum per month; for each add.lflODIJ;: military junta and said a . or Lancaster. . lived In Jonlan since Israel of from three to six inches In tate and gave the amended sew· charge of $5. Atl members vot- family or tenant usin& ih't, public has been established. Pnce of. the Uckel• Wltl be fought a bitter war of lodepen- the northern counties. er rate ordinance its second ed yes except Wayne Gibbons, same unmetered weD, or W411!t,, ~cluna ,.nd Will be. sold by the • Two teachers were blred In a dence with the Arab world in 1 The flurries wlll tap;r off reading. who voted no, on approving a the charge shall be. an acldl~ 1 " Republican organlza. regular meeting of the South- 1948 Jordan was torn by rioting this evening snd additional ; 'ddl R d ld first reading. Ia! $3 pert family urut, or , · · . . h · The M1 eport oa s e b ' Ike Goe. Along Mo ard ern Local School Bo n- for the past two weeks as the amounts m the soul ern .coun· rk has been transferred from A second reading of sewer· per mon ·. '· GErn'SliURG, PA. _ day evening, reported Supt. Ir e rug e e s demanded action 1 Ues today should be negligible. I :::'e M . s Local School Board rental rates ordinance No. 887 ,1 For ,';llultlple family ;, 111111 me• President Dwight D. Paul Powell. ! agamst Israel. Snow amounted to only an . . el8 rd' was a roved ,usmg metered water, .U.. enl10w6r predl!lled Monday that Hired as guidance eou?"elor l' ButKiug Hussein's loyal Arab Inch at Columbus and Akron,, ~ M~ddl;potc."'~ ~n~, Ze~~ Thi/~rdina~ce slates that ' first urut shall be charged"the world populatioo was Mrs. Eleanor Hutchmson, Legionnaires put down the while Toledo reported three res en un 1 0 n r - - -~- ~ ~. . same as a smgle metered IIIII',. should it continue, will Ravenswood who, Powell not· Irioting an~ were malnlalning an: Inches and some of the north- kle. ; Each additional family 111111 "wider and more lidverse ed, " nol a replacement since uneasy qu1et along the boedersleast counties along Lake llr~e l Zerkle reported that he and I rOJaDS or tenant using the same ~ ial aiJd econoinic effects . . . she is the only person hired with tanks and machineguns. had ·six inches. I B. F. Parmalee met with the 1services shall be charged than any other time." He this year in that capacity. 'The dog fight between the Some schools In northeastern board oJ education last Tuesper month. For eacb ma~ birth . control Information Mary Kelly, Hartford, was Israeli and E:gyptian pianos Ohio were ordered closed for day evening wheo the board a· 00g OW luriug or induatrtal CODSII!l.lli' facilities should· be made Doef hired as first grade teacher, broke out about sb: hours after the day greed to transfer the park using unmetered private 'IIIII; 66 cesslble "1!0 thai every ~~~~~ !:~H;e,~nry;~,l'..: ~l~'::tls mo~ln ;,; replacing Mtss Tucker who had the mornlng boeder shooting Major· highways were open It ~hich lies west of the post of: the charge shall be fU •!ill ma)o decide for Itself, ~ M . orial I· been a temporary teacher • , mcldent. Beerolaylm, where the traffic, but nearly all roads flee. The park has been offered month per ~ell. Other Ulllllltflll and freely, the course H . yetera~s er m ~ ~ Permisslon was granted by , dogfight took place, II northeut were snow-covered and slippery as a museum site to the Couned users will be assiined •• to take." ,. tal. ~~ra ce~ w at the the. board to Mr. Andel'!lon,vo- of Tel Aviv near the Jordanian as temperatures remained be- , ty Pioneer and Historical Socie- LOS ANGELES (UPll ·-Rose (Continued on Pile 2} ~; lke tsald be . rFunay 0 1 H p. · lth the cat10nal teacher, to tate five border city ol Tulkalm. low freezing. Streets in the ty. Bowl-bound University of South· Ewmg ers orne w boys whn are interested in at 1 'Th · did ol E · with recent Rider outelating Burial ·1 e co!MlunJque n ICleveland suburbs of South u- 1 Mr Ze kl a! posed 1ern Califoria, weakened alrea· .roup .of Ca~lie ·be In the Rock Sprtngs 00 .;lendlng college to Ohio Slate 1explaln why or ,how thl cUd, Shaker Heights. Cleveland, 0 rdin'ance" ~~u:; the t!~ · dy b~ a 51·0 loss to Notre 0 proll!s~ alleged . . •University, Department of Ag· Egyptian Jet lighters fell in IHeights and Lyndhurst were 1 vlll ffi I Dame, was shaken anew Mon11 to "Induce Surviving his wife, Aida r!Culture, <;veer Day, Sa~ , Egyptian te~ltory since the .clogged by drif~s of from six I~g o."~tv~te ~~;~r'':; day when ~ine players were ~I proJt'ams Doerfer: four children,iur:ay, ~j: 3."~ , bonier area" a long way from to eight Inches m depth. place of business for any com· ruled inellg~ble as junior colapproved." He said tile ' Colene Fields, Hartford, . re u~.::11!Title Ip';~hgav:.: there and much closer ·to munlty gathering In Middleport. lege lransfets for the Pasadena , SOJI admlnltlratlbn is Va.; Mrs. Pallly Spires, : . ed b • the Veterallh Memorial HospHal These fees will comply whh the classic on Jan. 2. i Medium damage was ..._ lng the proltein "In an Rt. 1, Henry Doerfer, a:;..,":"vr :'Edy . tl State Ailml881~ - Wllliam P1ck.. "'he chief losses were star end :ed to a 1966 model car 0 , of hep!ulltm, ·not Rt. z and Mt'S ..P uea on, grant I SHOPPING ens, Juanlla Spencer, Pome- D' • S b Ron Drake, au all coast per· at 3 a.m. on Suttonl atitllheHfori, he Is In Cheshire, Rt. 2; mg $4I,IIOO for vocational eulil- · J{, Jl, DAYS lEfT roy; Edna Craig, Middleport; IVor~e 18 oug t former who had set a school ship &ad No. 202, about · meitk five sisters, ,ance. Po~t n~~~~u:..e the Mildred Withee, Pomeroy; In Me1gt1 Court record with S2 pass receptions. of 8 tnlle north of the · ' wc:UJI Hood, and Mrs. Wl . the , Fern Stafford, New Haven; Juanita Blankenship, 234 East and safety Mike Battle who wllliRun &ad. reif Jns ~~~IZI!l,Culvert, Warren, Ohio; se~gl:~~l-::! wlll al· ! Wood, Pomeroy; Marie Main-st, Pomeray, has filed a be the most difficult to replace, The car, driven by Thorleil VI ,. · OVE,Ii.i;~' Knopp, West I aummer . Dailey, Racine; Thoma• .Wil· petition for divorce In Meigs Coach John McKay admitted. Bentz, :12, Rt. 7, ZanesviilC. . · IN ·. Francis Clark, . Attending the 10n, Pomeroy: Florence Dorst. County Common Pleas Court Tho players were knocked went out of a:mtrol on 1 100tt J.lri. Evelyn Young, IPresident OUs Morgan Triplet~ against William Blankenship, of the post-season bowl game l'ltl'Ve and ci'IShed Into 1 .., W. Va., •tid a, brother Olen Imembers Joe Union Terrace, Pomeroy, cllar- under a National Collegiate of fertee and four loll. ~· ' Harry lllil Dllcbaraeo - Warren Reeves, glng gross neglect of duly ~ Athletic Association rule which posts. . · · ·, · . Ann Wolfe. Boyer, .Anna Boyen, extreme cnJelty. bin j\mlor college transfers There - · ~ 111 lf~!.i'l. ~· TIMI! ~~ Mcllllf6e, William In other conunon. pleas eour1 •from such games unJw they le!t front f~, bumlll!r · Duff cratt· 12;· of Mr. Cecil Stacey. activity, Judge John C. Baeon 111tared lbe university with 41 lioad. Delila ilihv8 111 .to Mrs: ~ · ' sustain. oedered divorce IDnstli'tor AI- eredlts or a B average. , roj> imere ti ftl ~ a 'bl'llkeq week. 'Genml Boopltal len. C. IIlli to proceed. with an 'lbe Trojans other main loss- a Dwt b)" · : one oJ - ~essie Price,llnvOSIJialiDII in actions: by Bolo ·es were puilter Dick Hough, Se- lice. 'ftte,.~t wu J'rank HallldJy, ty A. ~ Shelil~Q VI. ·Wllllilm ·• T. CODd ~ tafety, Earl Mo- ed bJ ~Sitel'!lf· ,. · Shel!Dn, 11d Julia ADo HDI n. ~1.second strtro~ deiiDJ. bert Q ·, · •a ~(H r- ~ lfatitC ·8. lllllo 1ft ·. lllke 'h)'lor. I~ \ '' ' Inflation Hits State's Park Cabin Rents 1 11 I • Winners ID }Oth WilJ n·IDe Dec 7 . :I:" Lebanon Prison Fire Rages 0ut 0f contro . Mrs. Robert Rinehart er1ter· tained at the home of Mrs. L. W. McComas wilh a party in observance of the fourth birthday of her granddaughter, Ly. -I .,.-,·-·1 · E'ft'ae":: 'T, ;!I a Stonn w·Il I Taper Off ByTomg • ht 1 wn: Teachers Are u•Ired .::a on been i!t ReaI Estate Acquire In southern Ml~h htr•torncl antique oval mnke1 CJ dromatlc focal pain! Ofl ony wall. Simplo, unduttlritd lin11 high• ligMtd in meiDIIi<: bror~n. 26 A 23 ln,hM. taa- 1 MP·Uh A wulth of deloll•d earving creat.& a &Oid•n frl•%e of b1aUI)'f MassiYeftomelsenriched b)' gold m•lal finish. IHenry D.oerfer Of Pomeroy Dies Tuesday ind111, Your ~ Choice ° 1 T . u·Jl R h BJ ·I l H: ·'* By Ruling s:r; Lafe M de} Put these mirrors on your walls , •. and get set :)fan outburst of "ooh's" and "aah's"! Created by America's most distinguished dti5ignen - hand~ crafted by lk!sselt - all with Pittsburgh Plate Glass- many finished in gold me-tal leaf. Only the world's largest manufacturer of decorator mirrors could price the-m so unbelievably !owl ooercion are oo Auto Damaged 0.: I Seeing's believing, so see them In our show• r001111todoyl GG * I I N.. 7111 tt.re'l •fegante IIIII plbl The rich tall• of donie btullty l1 copll.lr1d In thh lradlllonai llijlller• .. ' ca.. Roo,.,. , out! tioo Third Floor furniture W ELBERFELDS - POMEROY ' ., e1tar1e .' ~ 6]• ,,_.'.'. J:,,. .. .._, ·!• '' -~<h.' i *" pl•c•. flor..-.llot bronN-gotd flnllh. 30 Jl. 191nch... ;i - .' Birthday is Observed by Lydia Johns,on 28 A :Z-4 P.. ' •===;;;;;""'""'==="i All with flawless PiHsburgh Plate Glass .\'•.' ~~·' --------' GUESTS OF MRS. BROWN Mrs. Sadie Brown entertained her family Thanksgiving with a turkey dinner at her I' home in Minersville. Presenl were Mr. and Mrs. Russell I Brown and Mrs. Harold Brown and son, Dr. Harold Brown Jr. of Pomeroy; Dr. and Mrs. Rob· ert Brown and son, Bobby of Dayton, and Mrs. Brown. i· .. ~· > What Guest Could Guess They Cost So Little? GIVE DINNER SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Carpen· ter entertained Sunday with a post-Thanksgiving dinner at their home, Mulberry Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. .James Carpenter of Columbu~. 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Young and children, Robin and Philip or Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Bamitz, Pomeroy. " . THE SHO£ BOX I Games and music were en. joyed after which Lyd1a op.:!l· ed the many lovely gifts. She was presented with thre<! d.ec. orated birthday rakes made by her grandmother, "1rs. Rine. hart. Ice C'ream and f'ake were served. Invited guests were Shti\a and Janet Hotky, Kimberly Donahue, Lee, Stephanie and Jay Ord. Mary Beth Slaven. Br,. an and Brent George, Margo, :Angela and Franklin Martin, Eddie Johnson, Jana Wi5t'man. Rutland, and Michael Dallas. South Charleston. Mrs. Margaret Parsons. Rutland: Mrs. Claude John-.on. Mrs. Frances Frazier, Mrs. Franklin Martin, Mr. and Mrs. · Harold George. Miss S11ly I Powell of Pomerov assisted ~rs !Rinehart and M~ McComas i~ ' serving cake, ice cream and punch. Christmas suckers and balloons were given as favors. A highlight of the day for the guest of honor was a tcle· phone call from her mothrr in Boston, Mass. ·a t •- 1-~~~iji~~::;;;::::=jj--:-:-::----.,~---!;t';;;f;;:;;----j dia Annette Johnson. I ' .v -. .• ~' Israeli ' • Ill Battle----------------------------------------..! Two Nasser Planes Lost Giant B52 Bombers S Red Troops Near CambodJ4 1 ,i,j ·I.J ' .,I • FIREPLACE SET ., i • '.>y· ,,.n " ~ \· I .. ' ... ~$999 J ( 1 .,) '· :r:: n /<.-~~ A '' I .;' SAVE $1.73 prmgs a . d Mrs. Bud 'l'hOrouln • n a MEDICINE CABINET DOOR MIRROR were . I 8" WORK BOOT lawson WALL-HUNG lEVELED EDGE DOUBU SJ11:ENGTK ~~ .~· DINNER Lo . Mr. and Mrs. ,..,.., gaa 100, Jobn, and Mrs. James and son, Skip ent<orta!ned wilb IIJwiay ~pent Thanksgiving . in ~ne~ recently;! ~ir~~ S1195 60" X 16" ,, ·~' .Allenawortlt and Lewis. . . f)fltitau CASE Of 4 I ' " i: llrs. . 1 llUVUt · - t,' 'I MOutJ. .80d .l..;, ·'' ' .,-. -<" Y' l~ · guests ol Darr:::ehRobellenil bus; and Mr. and Mrs. John M -• Kircher and family, Kathy, . . . rs. Gur Reynolds .and Mra. W. Va. and Mrs. Clyde HuddleJohn Pam and Carol of Colum- Thanksglvmg Day dinner Minerva. CHilders were Mr. ~d .Wn and son Don Allen ol VI· bus. 'Mr. Downing is in Louis!· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Wilham ·, Blan~ . a~d e~, W. Va. ana for a visit with his daugh· Reynolds were their son aad daught~rs, Car,Ia and Cathy, l--·' - - - - - - - - ter and family Mr and Mrs (amlly, Mr. and Mrs. Val E. Mrs. Nma Bl~~ apd Mr. and .. R. Johnson and fo; a huntinB Reynolds 'fll~ chUdren, Lynn, ~rs. ~:": Art~r .and .ohll- ): sla~rM~ ~ro~~· tri Gwynne and Val, Jr., of Mor· reo, uc 'fll Cheryl Ann. . • an · · · a p. gantown, W. Va., and Mr. Md Holiday weekend .guests Of ~.~t kC'flurch, Va., and John holiday weekend guests of their I.Jr~ Horace McEI.hinny. The Mr: and Mrs. E. 0. Roll were .. . r ' ~uncey. parents, Mr. And Mrs. Uswin bJrthday anniversaries of Mrs. their son, Tom Rail, a student ThanksgiVIng Day ,.::: 8 Nease and Mr. and Mrs. Clif· McElhinny and Val Edgar were at Kent State University, and ~uests j~rr. and Mrs. ford Phillips. observed and a decorated birth- Mrs. L. C. Riddle of Delaware. ue an . aughter, Sue and son, Ted Reed and sons, Tommy, day cake baked by Mrs. Melli· Miss Ellen Dutton, a student J.T., ~"'Mr. Harold Bowman, Bruce and Paul returned h;nny was' served. at Dennison University, Gran· Rita. arill Otarlotte, Mr. and home Sunday evening from 0 ville,.':'pent the holiday week Mrs. Kt~!tb Bowman, Oat HUI. holiday weekend visit with Mr. ••Jd !,Irs. Howard Wilson end With her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mn!. Hobart Dillon and relatives in Shelbyville, Tenn. entertained with a family din. Mrs. Date Dutton, Mrs. ThOmas Rue of Gallipolis. MJ·ss Barbaro Kennedy, slu· ner over the h.oliday. Guests Mr and M J h z kl Mr. an.d Mrs. Rodney Hill 0 dent nurse at Holzer Ho<pital, were Mrs. Cora Runyon, Buf. · ':'· n er e and son, Greg, Buckhannon, W. spent the boliday weekend with falo, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Craig were holiday dmner gue~ts · of Va., spent the weekend here her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- or Ft. Knox, Ky.t and Luther Mr. and Mrs. Albe~t Cox. with Mrs. Jean Cooke and lamter Kennedy Keever of Fort Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones . and lly. · Patr1ck · Wippel · IMrs · Cha rle8 Wil5 on and Mr. daughter.' Barbara bust. Mike Bratton student at Ft Mr and Mrs . ' were . · · · · d M · F kl' M rti d ness visttors m Galhpolis Fri~ • · and sons of Baltimore, Md. an. rs, ran m a n an da . Wayne Technical School, spent children Y were holiday weekend guests of, · Jim Johnson and John Blake, the hnliday with his parer1ts, their pa~ents, Mr. and Mr:i. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bratton students at Marshall Universi.- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Brattoa. Joseph W1ppel ~nd Mr. and Mrs. and sons, Mike, of Fl Wayne, ty, were holiday guests of their - - - - - - - - - Norbert Neutzhng... Ind., and Steven, were Thanks- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James MotOble, · 111otllllnln.c.nt~e~~ Mr. aud Mrs. Ph1hp Rexroat giving Day dinner guests of Johnson and Mr Eddje. Blake ,,.,.,u•• ~~....... -,~ and son, Phil of Cincinnati and her mother Mrs. Raymond Miss Joy Bog.v<! stud~t' ~~=r. ~:un.~==~~.7::;~ Mrs Dess1·e Patterson 0f Porn· ' . to"• ~MERI~. or Ean Or•D&e, lltau Of Hl'l J...,-. · Luman and daughter, MISS Jan- nurse at Holzer HospHaJ School 11u ~UN. w!lll tilt Jan oJlllb llllt IIPPlk· eroy, spent Thursday a.nd Fri- Ice Lurtan in Gallipolis Miss of Nursing1 spent tbe holida :~:! ~ ~ ~~U.::'t:~ day at G~eat Bend wtth Mr. Shirley Mealy of Columbus was weekend with her ~ nts My ~ltd tt ......... ttslllloelaJ e0114Uicll61 d M Cl . B d r p,.re ' r. "' Ill I~PUl ''*'Kit to 11m - • 1\!l!GW an rs. air oso an am- also a guest. and Mrs. Lional B S <>~ ~"~~t'- n. t9U: 1.4mitw: .-., •~:~•.· ily Joining the group for din· M Id. . ogg · fHO,l!B.•~~l LIIMIU"· ••2UIIIUUI, Ret · · rs. a Nell has returned Mr and Mrs Robert Harr1·, wtU, · JHI.I tr.&oo:)l : ca,&tiL tuoo.oooner Thanks ivin were Ted . · · .oo; s.~u••· •uu.aoo.lgli-.., Pt.,tH,d D !be gp gte, f G to her home m Flatwoods, Ky., and daughter, Susan, Columbu•, .,,.,.,Wflt.rm..J..!!~'"·"'·"· an e rt at rson o reat It ·· h . . . ed . . ""'' ..JN WITNESS 1 ..., • ..,...... B d a er a VlSit ere with her VlSit over the ThanksgiVIng wrt~~e..._, '"" ·•·aiiiif., •:.,• .am eMn · d M ·Ph' II R • sister, Mrs. Lillian McGhee. weekend with his father, ·Rob- ',!1:i'=~llf~.f~:=-., ~ 1 P exroal Mr and Mr Albe t R h t H · S 1' r. an " · '" d d ~! D . p ~ · s. r ous er arr1s, r. and oa.uer · f~ily. · tan son an S rts. d essie .a ... and children, Kenny and Becky, relatives. l1 erson were a ur ay evenmg spent Th•nksgiving in Leon, W. Mrs. Howard Wilson and Mr. M.IN'$ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs.· . · returned home after a three J p It d . o1' Va., w1th her mother, Mrs. AI- and Mrs. Charles WJ!son and DYNATQMIC ames a erson an 1ami 1Y ta Miller ""n and Mr and M p I weeks visit at Wapping, Conn. Racine and helped Terry Pat. . "'"'. . .. rs. au ith their daughter and son· t b te h' d Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reibel Wilson, VISited recently at Ft. . . W BRASS 1 ,'in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward r b't1hd erson ce e ra IS secon were hoI'd d' 1 K I'" M d M De · 1 ay mner guests o nox w u1 r, an rs Mls Written Guarantll!! 1 ay. WOOD BASK£T Corcoran and family. her daughter and family, Mr. Craig. The Craigs accompanied For Months Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. and Mrs. William Kitchen and them to Henderson, Ky.,- for Size . Karr Sr. returned home Fri· A thought for the day - children, Debbie and Denise, of a visit with Mr. Wilson, who is 61h to 13 day evening after spending American writer llenry David Chillicothe. employed by the 0. F. Shearer Thanksgiving with their daughThoreau said: "How many a Miss Seren Lewis, a freshCompany, and on to Evansville, :· .. -, . 5AYE ter and son·in~law, Mr. and man has dated a new era in hi~ man at Ohio University in Ath- Ind. ' $1.34 •Mrs. Edward T. Bauel' and life from the reading of ai ens, spent the holiday with her Holiday dinner guests of Mr. Mtddltport, 0. - - - - - - - - - - { Polly Ann. book." I parents, Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs. Harry Chesher were Mis~ Polly Karr returned to SEYMOUR her home, Columbus, a f t e r 3 PIECE spending the weekend with her parents. Mr. 2nd Mrs. Charle."\ R. Karr Sr. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Barnitz were Thanksgiving guests of *POKER Mr. and Mrs. John Young and *SHOVEL family of Lancaster. *BROOM Dr. and Mrs. Robert 11,rown and son of Dayton were h<(nday SAVE $1.00 weekend guests of his patfnts, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Nease and family of Hamilton were giving guests of ·pii~;(;;;;;;"'"'""'""'"'"'"'"';;;;;;;JLurnan and daughter, 24, at the Legion Hall. of Gallipolis. Michael, a Named to the committee on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frye Sr. omo:re at the Indiana Institute arrangements for tne part, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fryt Technology, Fort Wayne, has were Don Roach. Walter Bunce Jr. and son Richard Alien, reto Fort Wayne, Ind. and William Criner. Sanla will turned to their home In Dayton TONIGHT ond TUES. Thanksgiving Day · treats to tbe children and Sunday, after a weekend visit "WALK, DON'T RUN" of Mrs. Luman were then go to the Meigs County with relatives in the area. - T-echnicoloi'<.ar)' Grant, Samantha Eggar. Shirley Mealey, 0 h i o Infirmary and the CHildren's Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Hat~lm Hutton State University, and Mrs. It was reported to field of Columbus were I he Colo.-cartt.ons: Bla~kboard Jean Riley and daughter, Col· the Legion that 20 American weekend guests of his parents. Revie-w · kautmasttr Magoo leen, of Cleveland. flags were displayed in. the 1 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond HatAdmi11sion: 75c and 40c -· · business area at Thanksgiving. I field. '1w~.a~.. ::::,ar:,::y~.::nanfh~u~r~idl'!a::,- 11 Mr. and Mrs. George Massar Nov. 30·0... 1 cles and baked goods and and Melissa and Steven of Co· NOT OPEN variety of candies and CO<Jkiesl lumbus were Thanksgiving Fitday and Solurday will be wid. RELATIVES COME guests of his parents, Mr. and December 2-3 A luncheon of soup, Mr. and Mrs. George Logan Mrs. Clarence Massar, Mulbel'· "'KING KONG vs. d . h d d GODZILLA" san WIC es, esser1 an l:'rtlertained a group of re 1a- ry Ave. - Technico}oralso will be featured. The tives with a turkey dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler The most Titanic Monsters of ternoon and Eleanor · Thanksgiving at their home, returned to their home, Bridgeall-time clash Head-On! have been preparing Hemlock" Grove. Present were port Friday evening after "A MAKNILCLOEUD~,D GET Ifor the sale. Mrs. Everett Mr. "''d Mrs. Dw,·ght Logan 8pending Thanksgiving with her · Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. - Technicolorvis Is general chairman for and son Sk1·p, Mr. and Mrs. El- s1ster ' · Garner, Melina Mer· hazaar with Mrs. I mer Bailey and Sandi, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Grueser o.f .M:Jddl.eSandra Dee, Tony I Th k d Hayes and Mrs. David Entsmin- Helen Brlckles, Mrs. Florence port was the an sg1vmg Jct· : 60c and 30c ger assisting, with members •f[Holley, Miss Bernice K~g and ner guest or her stster, Mrs. . 1 '""'"'""""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~th~e~ci~rc~Ie::s:..------~th~e~h~os~t:_a!'n~d:..b~o~st~e~ss~._ _ _ Bentz Wolfe. -: Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dwtght ~gan and Skip, Mrs. Helen Bnckles, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Elmer Ba1ley and Sandi and Mrs. Helen Sauvage . . . were Friday e~enmg dmner guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Logan , . . Mr. and Mrs. Rollm Bearbs returned home Saturday after1·ng Thanks· • noon • after 'pend · giving at Canal Winchester witb their daughter and son-in-law • Mr and Mrs Roy Evans and' THEATRE ......""" Rodney Downing 11ere be r mother Mrs. Harley Bovie, Galupous; her son and daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. " --;,.· ' ;}I.,I •. ' .,, ';-~,.~ .. ~ . -~ ..~.·::·n .:· ··.. _ii' ~/ ''·'' '' .' :-. \ ·- ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 28, 1966 robinson