https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf632d6b7530592d1fab1adc5a8cbe11.pdf be85344a25c5f626f7420bbe6d811a51 PDF Text Text I l '' r . .' • ' Sentt~~el. o.. Mo~. 21· 1968 JMPS, :Hester's Artistic Craqtions ' f or Women's· Club EXpi amed Significance Around and About Middlep0rl Of Advent is Youth T · • 1 s O'piC ' Around and About p·omeroy 1 Junior Fellowship Plans to Sing . CarfJis, Help with Holiday Dinner Pla11.1 were made to ustst with cdnurianlly cblldren's dinner and lo alng carols at the homeo of shut-Ins when the JIJDo lor MethodiSt Youth Fellowsblp o. Heath Methodlst Church met Sunday evening at.the church. The meetlng was opened with the Lord's Prayer led by the president, Eddie Brown. llevolions were given by Karen McGirr, who used the topic, 'Gifts of God" taken from the Upper Room and clQsed with prayer. Two new members were welcomed including Robbie Harris and William Aull Member9 reported on the fruit tra)'ll delivered to shut. ins last Sunday evening and planned to provide favors for .ilte HAVEN Artistie were given by Mrs. Kermit Devotions by Linda Warner, lioiiD8S arrlmgemenls made! Ford, FlnaiiCe Chairman; Mrs. using as her topic, The Christ· Eugene Hesler, New Edwin Stein, Book Fair Chair· mas Story, opened the_ meeting were exhibited by her man; Mrs. Lmy King, Fr... of the Youth Fellowship of the ·' meeting of the dom Stamp, chairman; Mrs. Bonnie and Kathy Spengler, United Methodist church Sun· Miss Charlene Hysell and Woman's Club Nov. Herman Ohlinger, secretary and Columbus spent the holiday da!. eve"'!'g . ~t the chhurch. Robert Thompson of Danville, the Alexander Quillen Mrs. Charles Dodd, treasurer. week Wllh their parents Mr The SJgru!Jcant meaning of lll and Mr and Mrs Thomas ~~~i·~~. Library. She pointed R II ed th t and Mrs Alwood Spengle~ , Advent," the season of prepara. J .Pierce and Tommy ~nd Tam· !:! various articles used in Mrs. ~se •:ouoc, Cl ab Mr and Mrs Cloe Kern,' and !Jon, was. the theme of tile Jll'll· ~Y of Cincinnati were balimaking the many beautiful ar- thell New ave~h .•:n sLi•~ family and M;s William Rob- gramdl, Lllghtdllng off thnde !Jrst day weekend guests of Mr and rangements ranging from the WI sponsor a . h r~ as J• ksoo spent the . Thanksgiving can e can e a wo erl m Mrs Charles Hysell and , son N~tivity Scene, floral arrangt>- mg Contest Wit rs. a~r- i weekend in Lima with Mr. the Advent wreath was by Cha~Jes. ' ments and a ehtld's decoration Flesher, New Hav~n as c~aJ 'and Mrs Clifford Cunnin ham Leanne Sebo. The Advent ·netmls on the New Haven man. Otitt"r~ o.:~ this. committee I and son Keith g wreath, a cirlet of green Mr. and Mrs. Frank. B. W , Cl b A t d r ft 1are Mrs Edwm Stem, Mrs. · • · h boughs, ever-green to symbo- Thompson and Barbara, Tom· F o,~a~c~edu~ed :or a~ece::er John Morgan, Mrs. Paul Rick- Mrs. J E .Har.ley as return- lize. eternal life, has four can~ my and Robert of Danville, m. 8and t Cit H tl N ard, Mrs. Larry Kmg and Mrs. ed from Sprmg!leid wh~e sh~ dies which are lighted foor suc- were weekeod guests of Mr. 2 3 H a Y a ~n Mew Herman Ohlinger. Judgmg wil 1 spent the hoh ay wee wltd cessive Sundays, and Mrs. Charles Hysell and Hav:n, w;.re g~·~n _rs. be on December 22nd Pnzes her son and fami}Y. ~r .an Three of the candles are roy~ son and Mr. and Mrs. Charles es erJ, h '"~ ~-sll ~r~t"n, totalmg $65 w111 be g1v.,, Mrs John Harley an famJiy. al purple Advent liturgical co- ThompBOn of Middleport. Mrs. o n ars a an rs Miss D1anne Cmwell, student lor and the other for the third William RusselL Wome n of the nurse Parkersburg spent the s d . . .k Th Mrs Betty Romine and the children's Community dJn. ~lub have been asked to bring hohd~y weekend wlth her par- C\',';JS~~~: ~o,;r~~· .~~ Come A~ Barba;. and Marshall of Iron- ner to be held Dec, 13 at Heath four wrappl'd packages for the ents, Mr and Mrs, J ames Ye Faithful, .;as read b ton and Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley Methndist Church. S e v • r al lP cent Santa Claus surpnse. , • ' Cnswell P 1 C' d h Y called 011 Mr. and Mrs. Charles thank you nntes were read These are to be brought on I Pat ·Edwards and Rodney ameal r;_w a~ t e pro- Hysell over the weekend. from shut-ins Including Mr. Thursday at City Hall. ' , Karr. students at Kent State ~os Wit prayer by Mr d M Ch t Zl kl and Mrs. D. E. Miller and Mrs. )i;xhlbitors will diSplay and University spent the Thanks- mp a I arncer. 'd t r Co.l urn anb rs. t thes er kr de o. P, Klein. A donation of mon· . l f , arne a rew, pres1 en, was o us spen e wee en recel ed f Mr nd sel~l t~;tr era ts r~m f \~ atm. The Chnstian Special Con- Igiving vacation with their par- in charge of a short business with relatives in the area. ~rswa~Uler vThe ro;oup ~~de ~n fplm .fon eaTch our e ~o cern Commission o[ Heatll lents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Ed- session and the Christmas can~ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ltttle and tenta,tl've pla'ns for a skating ~.~ays o tte a1r. s · daug hter or syracuse were puty and a caroling party and Cl b ·n II k' e v1omans d Methodtst Church met Tut!~day lwards and Mr . and. Mrs R1ch- dl es an d record s were dJstrJbuk ~o:. ~~s, ~an y, afternoon at 'he home of Mrs ard Karr and family . ted to sell as a money-making Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. gift exchange to be held in De"fa e g d s, dillS m:s ecor- INan Moore t~ make plan:; io; Mr. William Bailey and d~u- proJect. A round robin g~L- Ethel Davis and family. aiJOns an. nee ewor . . the Commumt Children's family wlth ~h:;~r son, J~m well card was sent to Loring Mrs. Bertha Ward of Colum· Mrs. WIUJa~ :uss~ll,. ~esi·J Chnstmas dmn~r to be held : St. were ThanksgiVIng Day dm- Vaughan at St. Joseph Hospl· bus was an overnight guest Sundendt, appomteh rs. fms hed"~: Tuesday Dec. tJ at the church. I ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tal, Parkersburg, day, of Mr. and Mrs. Harold w. gar ner. m r arge o sc • 1 George N~emsky and fam1 ly, Lemley and family. mg w~rkers for the two days of Committees were named ten· I Lincoln St. · Ch I ll . II Cpl. Stanley R. Lemiey re·1 'f the fmr tatively and the menu planned. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons ar es ) SP •• are turned to bis base, Cherry Q Mrs. Tom Hoffman, New The Jumor MYF w11l prov1de I spent the weekend in Cincin- Hosts al Dinner Poml, N.C. Sunday after a 1 MASON _ Mrs Dallas Cadle Haven, used a Tha.nksg1vmg l nutcup favors Mrs. 0. P. KleiD Inati with her brother, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Charles Hy~ell, ·~ lfeekend visit with his par-- ' Mason was in charge of th~ tlleroe for the . devotionals at and the Rev. Y.ax Douahue are Mrs Nolan Carson and famity. and son, Charles entertamed ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. progra~ when th Womans So. Tuesday s meetms,1mcharge of the program. Mem- . Col and M~s. James Har· Thanksgiving, with a famii,Y din- Lemley and ramily. , ciet of Christie: Service met Followmg lhe s1~gmg of bers ol the church are contn - tmger and fam1ly left Sunday ner at thetr home, Liberty Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailey and ~ nday even! t the Amer1ca _the B:autlful, and buting to the dmner w1th mo- for their home in Alexandria, Ave B. J. a~ Barry of Chilhcothe ~~urc~ The i~ot her disPledge 01 Allegiance, reports ney or food. Mrs Nan Moore 1s Va , after spending the holi- Guests were Miss Charlene were holiday weekend guests ol . · .~ th Atl ..,_,_,_=====-; general cha1rman for the din· day here w1th their parents, Hysell and Robert L. Thompson his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev~r- cussll,,10 nA was •1 croandsa e an,. ed b tl b M Ed All th d I D 'II Ill M dM tt D '1 c. queswon answer ner assiSt y o 1er mem ers rs. gar enswor an a anv1 e, .; r. an rs. e aJ ey, 'ad 10 11 ed p 8 ti . t' lftli, of the commiSSIOn mcluding, Mrs V1olet Hartmger. Charles Thompson Middleport · Alfred Gloekner returned to .pe~ ow ' ~ C!pa~ Mrs. James Euler, Mr~. Klem, Holiday diimer guests of Mr ' Mr. and Mrs. Tho~ as J. P1erc~ h1s home, Canton, Saturday al· Ze &rogram was rs. • ·- Pomeroy Ohio Mrs. Emerson Jones, Mrs. L. and Mrs. James Johnson and and Tommy and Tammy, Cin- ter spending a couple of days at erM er ~ kl . d 1 1 TC"''IGHT ONLY w. McComas and Mrs. Wayne famrly were the~r so, Jim cinnati· Mr and Mrs. Bruce hJS farm, Cherry R1dge. He also th rbs. , r e prteslnldedh urthng · ' · · !ted hi th Mr J b e usmess mee g w en e "WALK DON'T RUN'' 1Gibbons. Johnson and AI Butts of Mar- Z1rkle and Susan Pomeroy· VIS s mo er, s. aco - TeChmcolorCary Grant, Sanu.mlha Eggar This will mark the third I shall University. and M': and and Mr. and Mrs Arthur H~n: Gloeckner and Mr. and Mrs, ~~~p ;~tedfo~o ~av~t~;hrl~ hm ijulton • • f Mrs. Frank Iron of Galltpohs. derson and Danny and Regme Lloyd Moore and sons. .p y p . Colorcartoons: Blackboard )<ar .or the dmner, w1th aP- M d M J k Ll d I Lo Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore Lakm State Hospital, In conjunc0 Review prox1mately 100 ch1ldren us- /r ani, 8 "· k ~~ nd : gan. were Sunday dinner guests of tion with tbe Sunshine Class Scoutmaster Magoo ually attendmg. Commtltees an amJ ) ' roo v e.' a_ r. h' · · party · A4mission: 75c and 4U c ed and Mrs Oscar BaslJam , and parents, Mr. and Mrs. James 1 IS bro th er W1 d SJster-m-law, 1 wtll be announc ater. family , Gallipolis, and Michl Brewmgton and Mr. and Mrs. I Mr.. and Mrs._ Bal~r Moore of Hostesses Mrs. Roy Harless lh . Social concerns CommiSSIOn to Plan Dmner it'": t too:;' Party Planned For Paft'enfs At H0Sp1 1 i UZ:IGS THEATRE t 1 \ Jl,•====:r-====;;]Lloyd. •tudenl at Ohio State UmverSJty, Columbus spent the holiday with their parents, Mr. · Fr1day and Salurday and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd. Dec•mber 2-3 Miss Maud Taylor is a pa· '" KING KONG YS . GODZtLLA" lient at Meigs General Hospital. - Technico)arMr. and Mrs. Harry Chesher The most Titanic :\>Iomt('rs of and their holiday guests Mr. :!ll-hme dash Head·On! "A MAN COULD GET and Mrs. J, Schaeffer of Falls KILLED" Church, Va., spent Friday in - TechnicolnrColumbus with relatives. Ja.mes G:lTner. Melina Mcrcouri. Sandra Dec, Tony Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey. Franciosa doo, Huntington, W. Va. spent 1\dmission: 6tk and 30c Middleport the Thanksgiving Day with their I..:;~IF""'""'""'"""'.,...""'...,;~,,,,,,,..,..,_~~==:~~:::_:_:.::_.::: lAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS THE SHOE BOX lh• Mothers Club PI p t 1 r Or Semor Citizens I W!90 VALUE Record library VALUE Record Carry Case A $29.85 VALUE• 95 • with purchase of this ..• THIS WEEK ONLY AC Automatic 4-Speed PORTABLE PHONO : The CHORD[TT[ • Mod•l NN ! Exdu61ve Zenith BANDSHELL : Slim, trim compact . recessed in eab i· net. Ava oleble in Blue B~iil~ color. orO II-Whl!e co lor . • I l • 0£~1GN . 4• ,. .•re•o ' "&QOIItD • ANDSt4aa,.L INCLUDQ a••'o" r~l PI~ ..... """" AD~a. ct'AfiG&Illt • :~ .:~ ~ color. ·lnllfKIWrt<I ' Wifti!A4 •• cueTOWI·,.ATtC Speak~r ...."""t• .. . . co,.,.,.. "ot.v '<o L "otv.., 0~. .... HURRVI LIMITED QUANTITIES! '• INGELS ' ~ Fri.& Sat. Nights- Member Middleport Gift.O.Rim• ' • The Harrisonville Homemakers Club met recently 11 the home of Mr. and . Mrs. Duane Stanley, witb Mrs. Linda Mar· ris, president, in charge. Mrs. Stanley gave a report of the County Council meeting in which topics for next year were tentatively planned, and a report by the Health Conference at Jackson. Mrs, Sharon Jewell was In charge of recreation and the Christmas sewing projects. Mrs. Nellie Borgan will entertsin the club on Dec. 12 at i her home, when there will be a · gift exchange and the second lesson on, "Meal Planning " Members attending were Mrs. Dana Young, Mrs. Thor Carsey, Mrs. Raymond Cotterill, Mrs. Don Cotterill, Mrs. Carl Ken- ; nedy, Mrs. Nellie Burgan, Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Mrs. Robert I Jewell, Mrs. Leo Morris and the hostess, Mrs. Duane Stan· ley, HOLIDAY GUEliTS Furniture,Middleport 'llEfll'j~Y MJDD~ORT Llter117' Club will . meet Wednesday, Not'. :10, at the•JIO!ne of ldrl. Clyda lnpJJ, Book revlm 'IIIII Illclu4e "To~· b T90 Late" and ''Wbit a !llPt With 1M Young" to , be pen by Mrl. Rodney Downing l¥ld .,.., ~ aid Milll: Bm! ei1l will be' a teen-ager In the nm. Goods for the BUnd will be on dbplaJ. . BOSWOR~ CQUNCJL No. 41 R&SM will ~ve ttl annual lnspei;I!On Wednesday 11 7:1t p m I IllustrioUs Companion El· .;.re· \VIIIIIm8 newly eleeted grand ..n11ne1 'ol Grand Coaaen of Roy~ and Se1eel M_. ers of 01110 will be lhe Ins~ '' lng officer. Worlt will . be ID VI n H selec;t mullirl degree. A dlllner Mr. and Ml'!l. rg am~•. at 6.30 p. m. served bf the Mmersvllle, were pleuant Y members ot the Order of EaJII. surpriaed Sunday with a pot- ern Star, will precede the-!luck dinner in honor of their ing. All <0111panlons a)ICI their 11ith wedding annlversory Mon ladies are Invited. . Monday at the home of r. and Mrs J. A Smith Route 1, WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Racine . . ' wiD meet Wedrielday eVHIRI · were Mr. and Mrs. at the home of Ji(n. Jllram Attending E R Yost of Middleport par- Fisher wllh.,M,.. Alfred Yeaug. ~ts 'or Mrs. Hamm: ~. and eras~· Mrs Robert Hamm, daughter. TBUR8D4t CynUua Ann, Athena; Thomas ROCK . Springs Grlllge will Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Samuel meet Thursday,' · ·• p-,m. Thert Mi h '1 G daughters will be a progratit.and relreJit. U:,is~e ~n~ni.ennr"':' Mlso Dor~ ments will· be..seRed. ldeml!erl Ha the h t ~ d hnstesa are reminded to ~ gllll ;'m, Robe~' ..; daughter'· for Athenll State ljoaPital. 80 : ~iteen au' of Minersville: PAST Chiefs of :Magnolia ~ry bl t ' attend were Mr Temple Pythiim Slaten w1B ndnaM;s ~harles Yost and have their annuaJ Cluiltmu ~ rut' M D8 na Hamm, dinner at Balley'l restaurant. ~· a . rs. 'lbursd ..-...n.+Ju at f:l) p. ~ne~vlll~0 fte OOh h m 1 m A~ ef. ur ngk da 1 rn re .,;_.0 --an rouow at the bOml made ca e an ce cream we ....... wm d M nd Mr H m of Mrs, Adlllllbenliat. serve · r. 8 a. am EVANGELINE CbaPtw received several nice sifts. Mlddeport, will ev nin Dec at 7:31 · m. 1 S __ ,,~_1._..., ~-ethel, 1or "•IIIIIU. .auvv-.. .r.... 1ll be 1 ted for IDIIIJla. :011 ol o::.· to be bald lat- Virgil HammS Honored Upon Anniversary ~eulah White, Mr. and Mr!. a.l: -y COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rhodes today apared the Uvea e1 two men scheduled to be executed Friday and granted a third a 60-<loy reprleve to appeal to the nourts. Tile sovernor commuted the death sentences of Curtis Alvin Bellamy Jr. and Elmer Glen Miller Sr. to Ufe In prison upon unanimous recommendation or the Parole Board. The board divided In Lester Eugene Swiger 8 case and Rhodes gave him 60 days In which to use legal paths still open to him In the courts. The men were convicted at Cincinnati in the beating death of Mrs. Emma Austing during a robbery at her pony farm at Loveland In Hamilton County on May, 5, !9G3. Rhodes saJd that in addition to various legal matters there was doobt whether the beating caused Mrs. Austlng's death 15 days later. 'lbe worpan was found the day after the beating and IJos. pita1ized. Dl.. Suddenly "She recovered rapidly and was ready for discharge from ~ :r. ~ .-:.c~ .':!. rr ~ :; ~ • FIVE CENTS on the claim he Is being bef4 illegally and require the atata to prove he was properly 01111victed. This was the procedurt Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard uNII In the federal courts 1n Ding release from Ohio Peoitea. tiary where he was beld for !hi slaying of his wife. The new post-conviction Ia" permits a person eonvtetect" .ol a crime who feels later blgbar court rullngg favorable to billa would have applied in his ease to file for a new trial In thi court where he was convicted. , (Continued On Page 11 Mustang Flips Into River, Driver Survives on Bank at Program for Quiet Day is For Women &Ia• WORLD ' ~ :~ ~ the hospital by her pbyslclans another in lHS. turning down the three men, was commuting Bellamy's sen-~ sentencing. Morever, convict wben she suddenly died on May There have been two had set lour executions for Dec. tence because Bellamy "'took no Miller did not take part in any 20 from a coronary embolism," executions since Rbodes became 2. One of the four, John Carter part in the original planning of of the beatings that caused the Rhodes said. governor, both in the early McClelland of Toledo, received robbery, wao only I~ at the victim's death." "'Aithoug~ experl medical tes- months of hls term. The last an indefinite postponement by time of crime and easily Jn. Rhodes said he granted Switimooy conBicted. a three-judge was Mar<h 15, 1963. appealmg to the U.S. Supreme fluenced by his older accom. ger a reprieve until Feb. 1 to panel in Swiger's case and The two commutations Rhodes Court. plices, testimony does not re- enable Swiger's attorney!? to apjuries In the ather two accepted granted briqg to four the num· Rhodes, in commuting the I veal that Bellamy had any ply to the courts of legal points the prosecution's contention that ber he has made and leave 16 sentences, said the seven-man purpose to kill, no record of as- they feel need to be resolved, the beatings during the robbery men awaiting execution at the Parole Board after a hearing saultiveness, legal doubts argue either under habeas corpus procaused the victim's death," he prison. The ex~ution date has last Friday was unanimous in foi mercy." ceedings or under the state's added. been set for one and the re- recommending life sentences In commuting Miller's sen- new ''post conviction remedy" The triple executions, tf malnder have appeals In the for Bellamy and Miller but was tence, Rhodes cited these rea· law. carried out, would have been court except Swiger, who is divided in il.!l recommendation sons: ''Although elements of State Mutt Prove the fourth in the eleclrlc chair expected to use the GO-day re- for Swiger. doubt In this case were prop- Under habeas corpus proceedin the penitentiary In Columbus. prleve to file new pleadings. Rhodes said that, basnd upon erly determined by a jury, the lngs a convicted pemn may go Two wera held in 1939 and The Ohio Supreme Court, tn the Parole Board's report, he same doubts justify mercy In into the state or federal courts Dirksen Finds $3 Billion I " Rhodes !i!'., .....,LBERFELDS Inpomeroy -- ~~~~~--------------~~~~~~~----~~~~~~~~--------- orday, Dec. 10. Th Kin••bury women's Mis· FRIDAY · e oc1ety e:' o1 the Car 1eton EUB MEN'• the Brotllertlbod SJonary ~ Church met at the borne of will meet. at ,.-..-., their president, Mrs. Ralph= Friday at p.m. Carl, with theoe members, Mrs. Roush wW IlkWilliam King, Mrs. Norman lures on rectat trlp·abroltl. AD Wood, Mrs. CharlO$ Mash, Mrs. men cl the dwrcb -IN lqld ·ll Clyde Hinton, Mrs. . Wayne attend. Beal, Mrs. Elmo Smit!l, Mn. EAST LETART WSCS will Webber Wood, Mrs. Virgil King, hold a 1'IJII1lllalle ~ Prlday Mrs. John Dean and Mro, and Saturday, December 2 • I Ralph carl present. in the Slmp1011 Bu1141Dc, eld · Everyone enj<iyed a poUuck ~t office building, at RadDe, ttheon at noon, then spent! a. m. !o ' p. m. 'ftlq· will M afternoon preparing boxes have new I'll rup fer tilt. . . cookies and,candy which are . SUNDAY . to he sent to ..rvtcemen whO HAM SHOOT SUnday Dee. t are overseas from th11 comm~I~r at noon at .Forked RuD Sport. man CJ ub. ....--o....~...a '"' lty ., Names were drawn for lhe Drew Webster 'Post No. •· Christmas gift exchange at the American Legion. AD proceeds ntlt meeUng which wtll be at for "Giftl For Yanks" bid · the home of Mrs. Charles Mash fnr hospitallud vetel'lllll· fi In December, Oniatrnu time. Secotal Floor Rtodu To Wear Dept enttne ·•• ?. " " " -~"2 -----------------------------VOL XVIII NO. 188 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1966 o~; •• Choose her gift from our vast selection of shirts and dressy blouses. Styles and colors to accent her busy life, in all size ranges. . :/, Delloted To The lnteresll 01 The Mel,..IJI,..on .4rea meet.,......, Women Group Bo Prepares• xes f Or SefVICemen • '~ Ga ~:::a.~h: ·~:w.~~u~~~r.; I Jj were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Betty Darst and I 10n, Jeffrey of Middleport. • a;;dfi'iut ° happy, give her several delightful blouses .... for all her special occasions Harrisonville Homemaker Club Meets Recently e U Alva Luckeydoo, New Haven. IManetta. Wh1le In Marietta and Mrs. Fred Spencer served Ray Pickens, student at Ohio they attended the open house refreshments to Mrs. Ray State University, spent the hoh- of .the new Marietta ~igh Scnool Proffitt, Mrs.. Dallas Cadle, day with his parents, Dr. and bo1ldmg. OhpeCiai m~rest tu , Mrs. Ralp~ Pickens, Mrs. Mrs. R. R. Plrkens. Mr. Moore_ were_ laboratory John Chattin, Mrs, Lester ZJr. and athletic !ac1hties. kle, Mrs. John Sisson, Mrs. Mrs, Sam Bolin returned to Everett Thomas, Mrs. Wilher home, Athens Saturday, af. Uam Fry. ter spending Thanksgiving with Mra. Murl Megee, Mrs, Judy a~S a~ her brother and sister-In-law, FIOJS, Mrs: Glenn Cart~Tight, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Dana Howett of Mrs. Marvm Frame, Mn. MASON - The Mason Molh- Darwm. Georee Carson, Mrs. Larry ers Club planned Its annual Mrs. Welby Whaley and B1!1118ttnlner, uti Mro. RuB· Ch . 1 . . Mrs. Fred Goeglem VJSUed FTI· . sell C<!pehert. t rls mas Par 1Y 1ohr sehn 1or Cl 1I· day at Darwin with Mr. and · " · 1y at t e orne ol Mrs Dana Ho ens recent .., Ave. Gueo11 were "·bert C · we 11. "" ow . Mrs. 8 I11 ook' Mason, wrt. h M~oy. Mrs. Betty " Romine Mrs. Lester Zer_kl~ and Mrs. LEMLEYS GIVE DINNER and Barbara and Marohalf James DJeh! asSJstmg as host- Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Mn. Pearl M.Coy of Ironton "';;'s. 8 .11 C k , ted th Lemley entertained with a din· ancj ~Qif tnd ·B~ky McCoy of rs: 1 , 00 ' aptpoml the ner Friday at their home, Lib- Columbu1. fo11 owmg cna1rmen o p an e ·" · · party on December 18th at 2 ...- ." ••· • p.m. at the Masnn Methodist Church, Invitations, Mrs. Le!lter Zerkle and Mrs. Mary S.r. \ I I 1 ry; Refreshments, Mrs. Danny Yonker and Mrs. Raymond Lieving; Table Decorations, Mrs. Kay Wilson and Mrs. Bill Cook Corsages, Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mrs. Joseph Llsh and Mrs. Charles Yeager Tab]e Favors, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. George Burns and Mrs. Sharon Hoffman. The next scheduled meeting will be potluck and will be held Prettiest holiday picture: a Christmas on December 21st. The place will be announced at a later "Eve" in the blouse gifts she found date. under the tree. Make her more than aoo 'i' cember. A progrealve dlllner wu planned for Januory. Glenna SptiiiUo p!Jyed for the bymn singing. Following the meeUng tile group worked on Items to be BOld at the bazaar on Thur,. day. Refreshments were S'lrved by Charlotte and Joey Reitter. Attending the meeting were Gleana Sprague, Cindy Spenc· ler, Karen McGirr, Karen Johnson, Charlotte Reitter, Joey Reitter, Greg Donahue, Eddie Brown and counselors, Mn. James Johnson, Mrs. Emerson Jones and Mrs Joan WriKhL ' SOCIAL 'CAf·.r,.v..'I'~"'mAR �• l ~,. ,, ' ' 2-l>ally Stntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Jornadoes Open Campaign on 62 •56 Vict'Ory .-Gii"oiiiEN;;iiiiiERA-LiiiiiiE~LEc~rR-1c 1 .~.· iiiiiiii. Coach Craynor Slone's South- The Tornadoes did not take tossed 1n three straight field em Tornadoes made the free the lend for good until senior goals midway through the last ~ P8Y'<~If in their opening sharp-shooter Sherm cundlll quarter ana with less thllll two g•mt! Of the I~ absketball drilled in a two-pointer with minutes remlllnlng the Toma· campaigh outduellng the tough three mJnute; remaining In the does were leading only 54·52. !Iannan Trace Wildcats 62-56 third quarter to make 1 h 0 Hannan-Trace, by now scram. Tu•sday nlgbt at itacihe. score 37-35 for Southern. Tom bllng for possession of tho ball, Southern, with four senilll'! Diddle, 8 junior sub, added an· began to foul. Diddle, Bob ~nd snpholnore, Mark Beegle, other and by the time the per- Grueser and Cundiff each went ill its starting line-up, battled iod ended the hosl8 were lead· to the foul line In the last Ill, alinost to the finai second be- lng 44-37. minute of play and dropped in fore victory over Coach Paul , . two points each to sew up Ute Dillon's Gallia County c 1u b. Southern s lead, however, dt· Southern victory. Hillltl!lli-Traoe 1&81 week hand• mlnlshed little by little In the The game wa! deadlocked 11· ed the well.regarded Kyger fourth quarter, mainly because 11 at the end of the first quar· ~k Bobcats a losa ill its of the scoring of H-T's fine l•fl· ter and at halfllme the 1'orna. openet. bander, David Daniels. Daniels does were on top, 28-27. Amos l .. - - WaUbrown, who turned In 1 fine performanoe for the Torno· does, scoring 17 points, led first half storing. Leading the overall offehslve atlack for the hosts was Culldill who sank seven f1eld gnals and seven of 11 free throws for 21 points. The only other Tot'rnldo to hit tn double fiaures, in addition_ to Wallbrown, was Grueser w1th 11. . Daruels shared honors wtth Cundilf as he dropped In nine field goals and three free throws for 21 poln18. Terry Creme•ns followed Daniels with seven • Daily Sentinel, T'omcroy.Middl<•port, 0 ., Nov. 30, 1966-3 o., Nov. 30, 1968 Meigs Football Players 1 iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii . Granted Opportunzty to Does it again ! buckets and five . poiDts . at the lout Une for 19. By quarters: Hannan-Trace .. .. II 21 S7 56 1 Southern . . . . . . . . . 11 28 4t G2 H·T - Daniels H-21, eremeens 7-6-lt, Wile 1-2-4, Pugh 1-H. Slc)de :J...-6.-6, Mullins 11-2-2, D. Sheets 10-2. Totals 22-12-$. Souther_n - CundUf 7-7-21, R. Proffitt 1-1~. Beegle 10-2, Grueser 4-3-11, Wall· brown 4-~17. lllddle 2-~. Randy Proffitt I-0-2. Totals 20-22-00. • Giant 7Mo-0egr~ Freelet bM dMP door ilhelf md 1teepe food safe, ir lo.og-tllnll Lead New County Spirit King Football has passed by except lor the clusters of Bowl extravaganzas and titanic blood-lettings of tbe Play-for-Pay people. BasketLall, also an ungentle game in these Sixties takes over Fritlay night in full trappings at local sports arenas. Before FoJtball is altogether gone, however, and basketball is the object of fans' undivtded attention. we prescut, at right, S<luad photographs of Me1gs County's ftye high sehool squads. . . Some folks hemoan the millions of dollars spe nt annually m thiS <·ountry for foot hall equipment (a good set of shoulder pads cost $25·$20), c oaches•. fields, ~rand­ stands. ''the foot hall" ilself, even the space to present herew tth the hvmg evtdence of all that spc n<ling. ~- - -~-- - ·- - . -- - --Hut !he cnsr rnr Football i:-> Who then can mta:-;ure thelsquad~ p1ctured here of Rutt'V"Y to moun!. dollar value of Football? The land, Pomeroy, and Middleport W•ih<wl what Lire Magazine computer has not been made will become one Football team recently .-ailed the "controlled to do it, and never will il·'· in !967. vuMncc" on the lootball field These boys have a remarka· • Teen-age level Pout hall, to bl t ·t . h d the netghborl1oods and com· relain and enla rge upon lis\ Tehop~~ um: a ea : . munities or Amenca should . . . , ey can s ow us, '" a sm· I ~ t 1t I tb · r.:untnbutJOns to soclrty, needs gle demonstration next aut. ap. e 1" 0 1 1 e more un st rict control by \-t' lSC school· h "II" t be h;.atlefH~l d o; he tween gangs of . . umn, t at WI m?;r.ess D a uired-ur teen-agers. ndm HHstrators. part of a team a good team 1 Without Football, which de- l Mei g:s County is fortunate in - that des1r~ to cooperate, and storage. o Four Cabinet Shel01\e o . alldes C~Gt. Twin Poroelala Enamel Veptable Bills. • "ReuicNB'ble Eg TDio • Deep Door Shelf Stolel Alcindor Era To Begins Saturday *GaL MJikCellon Caftoo&, By SANDY PADWE Chamberlain or Bill Russell general health and his thoughts him with," Jer,.Y said, • Newspaper Enterprise Assn. . or George Mikan. on choosing a college. Stamina meana everything NEW YORK _ (N8Al-When This most valuable piece of "Sorry," Lew said. "I'm not al UCLA due to the pressing a high school basketball player athletic property is from Pow- allowed to talk." rone tactics favored by Woodbecomes less accessible to the er Memorial lllgh School In End lnttrview. en; nobody at UCLA is ••· public than the President of the New York City. The same policy was In effect empt from playint defense. United Stat.s. then it " logical He is - Insiders say - very last year at UCLA when Lew Alclndor's debut !his year, to asswne the athlete is extra- smart. very studious and very was a freshman. wm. unfortunately, take the o:·dm•n articulate. Now the world awaits Lew spotlight away from 1 number I on Saturda~·. Lew Alcindor It is nice to know he Is artie. Alctador. Unless be faDs pabUo ol other deserving players a· will take th• ·biggest publicit~ . utate. It was impossible to find speaking, the Unlverslty of Sou· round the country. . • , . butld-up in the historY of col· out for the last few years. thern California will have the Jim Walker of Provtdence, ~: l~dd~. ~~ tr)1 "f,, to lege basketball ~1th ium onto His high school coach would first cbanre to defense him. for example, Is the most exclt· • t e as •t t•am. n, roun oi the Pautev Pavilnot allow him to talk with re"I'll tell you one thing," lot backcourtman In the roun· 1 lKlll on tM CCL-\ carr;pus. porte-rs, scouts or any other Chamberlain was quoted. "No- try. ~en \larcb - the e;q>erts '"strangers." "I'm doing it to 1body In col\e11e is going to Kentucky's Pat 1\lley, for ,....,. - he llilJ walk off the , protect him,• said Jack Dona· push him around. My conten· his size (6-3) probablt is the ,:;.., with cooch Jolm Wooden hue who is the head coach at lion is that nobody in college best all-round player. :r. rr..oom Hall. l..ouiSI•iUe. Holv Cross now. is going to slop Lew Alcin- Elvin Hayu ol Houloll aad Ky. cmying the ftrSI of th,... oOOahue's name brings to dor." WeoUey Unseld of Leulaville ~'" national cllampion- 1memory an evening in Madi- Wilt admits that Alclndor Is would be caadtdatea for All· . wp trophios. ' son Square Garden lwo years the better all-round shooter. Alnerlcaa cuter 0117 olber i U.w .'Jcindor is 7-1, 23il ago after Power had played the Wilt also feels that because year. '.!ActlrNE THREE $ .. pounds. At 11, he was a six· preliminary to a professional Lew can shoot well with either North Carolina'• Bob Lewis, 'faonehDI 1 11 Spts Seal eld footer. At 1!. he was learning game. Donahue was sitting with hand he Is going to be a bigger St. Joseph's Cliff Anderson, Jobil Tannehllle. 14, of Mld- the game on the playgrounds a few reporters. Directly across problem for opposition defenses. Duke's Bob Verga and Wutem dleport, will lead the Ohio Iwith Wilt Chamberlain as his the aisle Lew sat with his team· The only weakn<ss Wilt finds Kentucky's Clem Hasleln.! are Junior table tennis team In an teacher. mates. is Lew's lack of stamina. other collegians whose publicity intercities match against Grand Someday - possibly very One of the reporters got up, UCLA's assistant coach Jerry will suffer. Rapids, Mich., Saturday after. soon - he will be a better went over to Lew, shook his Norman confirms this. "This For the next three years noon at Grand Rapids. basketball player than Wilt hand and Inquired about his Is the thing we've got to help Lew Alclndor will be the dom· Other members of the team -----lnant name in college basket. Tannehill to Lead Buckeye Junior Team \ ~::c~~~g~~~.~=: =~: ~:~~ • Coppertooe, Sayers .Leads NFL Rushers Ill' Wlme. l tl . ~1 j I. ~~4 - Left to right, front row, Skip ·Logan, Mgr.; Pat O'Brien, Butch ~lash, Steve Van Meter, Jim Swatzel, Barker, Joe Danny Abbott, Mike Young and Junior Pullins. Second row, Ed Smith. Keith Phalin, Kenny English, Bill John Wolfe Ronnie Deem, Mike Still, Chester Roush. Third row, Tom Titus. Ed Baer. Charles H)'Sell, Raymond • Werry, Dun S11rish1er,, ~~;~~~~~:h;T·~r:ipl elt, Mike Hargraves, Jack Mowery, Elton Steele. Back row. Andy Porter, Steve Finlaw, Mtke Bill Moore Stewart E · Pal Story, Jim Crow and Lennie Van Meter. O:oach is Bud Birkel. ' l TURKEY t Or 10 te 12 Lb. Ayt. pl;:lt(,un and com pany leaders lions in the past i"ootiJall . in \they. love must will lead com .. 111 Vtrt Nam wmild he h;.~rder Ithe futu_re. w1th the redu ction muruiles to work smoothly toIt find and th ey don't rome of our ftvr. !~ Quads to three nexl lgether. . . . t.:h(•ap, ;1s it i~ . yeHr, pronusec; to umlinue in They w1ll he th~tr cornrnwH~ Wilhw 1t Fuot!J;JII , a h·am H11s mttld t1cs' leaders a few yl!ars away, g~'l!le lll<Jl dt>rnands prrsonal 'llw new M1: ig>~ I.ucHI Sehoul Folilball and ba~ketball, s;11 r 1f1o· and li Pdwa\ JIJil , there ildmimstraliml hopes to bUill! tra ck, and baselxtll, tf) name wuu!d he les.'i 11f our Amenean tile he.~t pos "'1blt• atldf'tiC" pro- the major sporl'i -- can. ami style HH.lividunlisrn - delicate· i gram, cnmpetitivC' 111 every will, lead this_ cou~t~ into a J} iniNWOVt'n Wl\h thP ~ piri! Of 1 W<Jy, thnl iS \"(JI ISIS {NII Wl\h rlCW ('fa of United _l!vmg_. t'Oorcrl.l lton - wh iC'h JS thC' the desirr s - <J IIJ l1up('S - l,)f 'fh~ Oppo;tumty JS ~hetrS,. murvtl of l(•ss forlunatr social the IJMPI'' of th(' dJ ~trJrt. It JS ihe1r parent~ pnv1lege y~lt·ms. The undergrall uales o! the to ohserve and help it happen. 5 • NOW UNTIIo DEC:. 2a 12 To 14 i.b. Avg. HAM I ' 11 8t\i52 • • I Wllh Any Mlfor Appll1nce, ''-"T.V. H 4t R FIRESTONE (DEALER STORE) MIDDLEPORT NO. SECOND . bl~all.====:=:;;;;~~==~~~~~~==::-' td /"'" rnauds physif'al coura ge, squad, having 'cnjoyed surh admimstra- thal dedication to _1'lhe game'' I ard Farrel of Cleveland. I Gtittll Rapids junior players, ' among' .the top ranked in the I nation, 'I!J'e led by Danny Le- NEW YORK (UP!)- ·Chica· l year's pace. After II games he Bruce Gossett for the league Batlllll' "Mike Peterlein. 1965 1, go's Gale Sayers, with 179 yards : has 957 yards compared te 554 scoring lead, booting 31 extra V. S. Boy• 15 artd Under cham· lin 19 attempts Sunday, is • at the same stage of the season points. Gossett has hit on 22 ptoil, aitd his half-brother, Dan- Ithreatening to become the first ]last year, and has aocounted for points. Gossett has hit nn :&2 ny Ybell)a, 19116, U. S. Boys 13 1halfback since 1949 to win the .l,802 yards In overall offense, field goals and 25 ellra polnta and lJnder cbampion. i National Football League rush- compared to l,IIOtl In 1965, when for his 91 with DaUas' Danny Thuraday night at 8 p. m ' ing title. he finished with the third Viilaneuva third with 88. Tannehill will be featured on 1 The Bear flash surgejl ·past highest eomblned net yardage Green Ba ,1 Bart Stan' WOUB-TV, Channel 26, Ohto .Leroy Kelly of Clevelairl and!ln league history- 2,:1'12. ti ed d · aro In University. ' Los Angeles' Dick Bass to take The former Karuas star can1eon .nu tlnemm : 3~ of the rushing leadership with 957 become the first halfback to' ~~~mg,t:n':c on 114 2 SVAC ' oAMES FIUDAY yards, according to statistics lead the circuit In rushing olnce a mp or a · released Wednesday by the Philadelphia'• Steve Van Buren ptheroen~tege andti a league low Hannan Trace at Eastern 1turned the trick In 1849. I NFL. reo tn rcep ons. North Gallia at Rutland Southwestern at Kyger Creek Sayers, who had a brilliant\ Charley Gogolka, who booled Don ~eredlth of Dallas is SATURDAY'S GAME rookie season in 1965 when he nine extra pelnts and o f\"ldl second wtth IM eomptetlons for Kyaer Creek at l!'airlarul \ •et a league reoord of 22 1goal In Washington's record Z,M7 yards while thlrd-laoe i touchdowns in a season, Ia oetling victory SUnda7 over the Sonny ~urgen~n leads the AHL Sllndin&l running welt ahead of Jasti New York Glanta, has tied league m passmg yardage w1th By United Presa lateraatioaal - - - -·- ---· --· --·-···-·-- - - - - - - - - - 2,652. Pat Studstill of Detroit hold• Eastern Division W. L. T2. p!4" i slim lead in pass receptions, • catchiug 61 for 1,191 yarde. \ Hel'obey 11 5 Qtiebec 10 7 3 23 Washiugton's Charley T~ylor Is Ba!Uml>lt , 10 6 1 2! I .._ seeond with 6tl recepttons and I ~ Bob Hayes of Dallas Is third \ SpftltV'll\ld 1 I 3 1, l'!W~Nen!>! 2 13 4 8 ! NEW YORK (UP!) -National the disposition of the New York with 51. ·Ji'ootbait League dub owners, Gianl8 in any realignment. St. Louis' Larry Wilson leads I WHMII Dlvtsloo \\', L. T Pt. weary from two days of Each team currently In the in Interceptions with nine Roi':besll!t 12 6 I 25 constant haggling, today were Eastern Division wanted to be Johnny Robinson of Detroit Is , Pit\lbllrgh ' 6 3 21 :expected to announre a new .grouped with the Gianl8 be- the punt return leader with a , Bulf•IO 5 12 4 14 lat@lmenl for the 1967 season ' cause of the big New York 15.0 average, Sayers is ~lllnd 5 8 3 ll which would split the 16 tearr" market and the press exposure kickoff return leader with a 29.> 1lltoday's lle1tdt.s mtu four sub-divisions. 1 Under the new system, mark and Baltimore's David ~li!r 6 Baltimore 3 The end apparently was in team was expected to play each Lee heads the loop's Quebec 1 Cleveland I. tie sight for the first order of team In il8 division nn a home- with a 47.3 average. (Ot\ly gllmes stheofuled) business on the meeUngs which 1 and-home basH~ each season. In also had the responsibility of 1addition, that team would play NBA Standi"81' Iselecting the date and site for one game each with other By Ulllti!ol Pre.. fnterllatlollal the proposed "SUIJ"r howl" members of the conferenoe and ' ' _ • I, I i :. f I NFL Ali"gnment Is Expected s000,• Ch300'.eTnne • Element I ·I ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPRSTUVWXY1234567890 IJANCE SATURDAY TOM THUMB Elsttrtl Dh:hdon RACEWAY ' Oetween the dlampions of the one eadl agamst the four teams .. "' W. L. Pet. GB NfL and the American Football In one of the groups In the Phlladelf>hia If 2 .905 ... . League. conference for 14-game s<he· Boston l5 4 789 3 ' The third round of discussions dule. New York II 12 .478 9 :began at 10 a.m. EST in a' Cinelnnat t W .474 9 I midtown· hotel. In 1948, a performance Baltimore 4 19 .174 16 "They were making more telecast directly from the Western Division rompromises in their vtews this of the Metropolitan W. L. Pet. GB lime," said weary Commission- House in New York City for I .' I ! San Fran I~ 12! .4l8 .6~1 4... 1'•rfromPetethe Rozelle aftermeeting emerging Detroit 11 closed-door at St. Louis 9 10 .474 4 11UO p.m. EST Tuesday Los Angeles 7 14 .333 7 Inight. "We felt u.ere was a Chicago 9 17 .:tll 8 better chance of resolving the Tuesday's Result1 problems if we carried the New York 118 Los Angeles 114 meeting over until tomorrow." ~~~ 140 Boston 100 ' Change Time Element Plii!Melphia 137 St. Lous 119 I The realignment, which was S"l' · francisco 108 Chicago 101 . necessitated by the approval of (~ly games scheduled) INew Orleans as lhe 16th NFL , Wednesday• Gam"' Ifranchise , had produced such a Loo Angeles at Baltimore 1 furor that there was a strong N~ :york at Cincinnati possibility an agreement might Plu1Mtlrhta at Detroit /be reached only for a two-year f~ gam~ sclteduled) . NEW YORK (UPI)-Natlonal ~ ..,l 1fi!1tA - - -- · GALLIPOLIS RACING a won the ~··outnc1rn 'i"all9Y' Athletic without a loss. Front row, left to right, Ray Karr, Jim Stetler, Steve Erwin. Dave Mora, llarry Spence.r, Bob ttllcnt1e, Cline, Bobby Woods, Keith Weber. Second row, Coach William Shinn, Mike Martin, Jeny Burke, Larry Spcneer . Ardue Rose, Tom Io,:f.m·ne Ronnie Orr, Don Roush, Roger Allman, Asst. Coach Bob Ord. Back row, John Bogard , Clarence Mcintyre, Richard Douglas, BID Tuttle, Jim Codner, Bob Keaton, Dave Williams and Charles Eichinger. SATURDAY NIGHT DEC. 3 7 PM fr~·r~st~tiim~e~.-·····;;~::;:~~==:::~1 "• ~, ~~~,. : 1 -ARROW.! lUNG COTrtll PEINA·IIOICa,... ~ 11-lroae.... staJ lroaed l'landS(f'ne plaids in a wide variety ul color.'l. Famous ARROW Tr:mway collan or univenity fashioned button-dowm. All pennanently preeaed b)' ARROW before you buy them. ''Sanforized" 100% cotton fabrics.,. ' duration, rather than the three BOWL years as originally planned. .IIONOLULU (UP!) - Half· The two leagues are sche~ Mel Farr of UCLA and :duled to totally merge under Ffill!ft.lit!e of Syracuse wen. 1one banner In 19'111 and n~ Tue!day to play In the · real@lment had been sought as Huli Bowl here Jan. 6. • stopgap measure unt1l the Fltt jolfto Reisman Trophy fmal transaction. The NFL, wlnMr Jileo;e spui'rler of Flori- however, inight be forced to da Ia lhe &VIIi llt<klteld while tll!gotiate for the 1969 oeason Little will perform for the ;ltv6 years henoe. North with Purdue'• Bob : The biggest thorn In the side 1of the owners apparently was Griese. . 1" 1 Open Fri. & Sol. lllghls • A Gold Stor Sloro Downie-Gross, Pomeroy You 1' I, can't beat the system This is a condensed version ol your tdiephone directory. Thirty-lour oimple symbols and almoot any telephone in the world can be called. But that's the easy part. Dialing. Keeping it easy Is what's complicated. Mltlions of active circuits. Tons of complicated equipment. Operators. Linemen. Reprut111en. Installers. Engineers. And thoueands of men and WGmen who begin at 11ie be&inning- with tiwl taw parts and material that make it all happen. Oenetal Telephone put! It aU toselber. So that tach number and letter dOeoili job. Bach time. We call it trouble-lrcc teitpbone ICrvi". It's oeoy wheo you've got UJalelll. GENERAL TELEPHONE ~ '"* A/AI olt(lo GTI f ,.mnr tl Colif>o•it• ,,, ..··\~ : . - ·~,:~ ' ' 1 I ~ 1 r il d " ' '0 lo "I 1, L:\ ;;r . .. 1• 0 ' :1: ' •I , ' ' , f'"~~ I ·~ ,,~!'!' ,,,. o ' I • ·· : •; •, I ' '''":" : ":" "' ' ''"" '"""'"? ~ '" .!",I~"JI' o I ' "]. .•~'1' :· ~~ �• l ~,. ,, ' ' 2-l>ally Stntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Jornadoes Open Campaign on 62 •56 Vict'Ory .-Gii"oiiiEN;;iiiiiERA-LiiiiiiE~LEc~rR-1c 1 .~.· iiiiiiii. Coach Craynor Slone's South- The Tornadoes did not take tossed 1n three straight field em Tornadoes made the free the lend for good until senior goals midway through the last ~ P8Y'<~If in their opening sharp-shooter Sherm cundlll quarter ana with less thllll two g•mt! Of the I~ absketball drilled in a two-pointer with minutes remlllnlng the Toma· campaigh outduellng the tough three mJnute; remaining In the does were leading only 54·52. !Iannan Trace Wildcats 62-56 third quarter to make 1 h 0 Hannan-Trace, by now scram. Tu•sday nlgbt at itacihe. score 37-35 for Southern. Tom bllng for possession of tho ball, Southern, with four senilll'! Diddle, 8 junior sub, added an· began to foul. Diddle, Bob ~nd snpholnore, Mark Beegle, other and by the time the per- Grueser and Cundiff each went ill its starting line-up, battled iod ended the hosl8 were lead· to the foul line In the last Ill, alinost to the finai second be- lng 44-37. minute of play and dropped in fore victory over Coach Paul , . two points each to sew up Ute Dillon's Gallia County c 1u b. Southern s lead, however, dt· Southern victory. Hillltl!lli-Traoe 1&81 week hand• mlnlshed little by little In the The game wa! deadlocked 11· ed the well.regarded Kyger fourth quarter, mainly because 11 at the end of the first quar· ~k Bobcats a losa ill its of the scoring of H-T's fine l•fl· ter and at halfllme the 1'orna. openet. bander, David Daniels. Daniels does were on top, 28-27. Amos l .. - - WaUbrown, who turned In 1 fine performanoe for the Torno· does, scoring 17 points, led first half storing. Leading the overall offehslve atlack for the hosts was Culldill who sank seven f1eld gnals and seven of 11 free throws for 21 points. The only other Tot'rnldo to hit tn double fiaures, in addition_ to Wallbrown, was Grueser w1th 11. . Daruels shared honors wtth Cundilf as he dropped In nine field goals and three free throws for 21 poln18. Terry Creme•ns followed Daniels with seven • Daily Sentinel, T'omcroy.Middl<•port, 0 ., Nov. 30, 1966-3 o., Nov. 30, 1968 Meigs Football Players 1 iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii . Granted Opportunzty to Does it again ! buckets and five . poiDts . at the lout Une for 19. By quarters: Hannan-Trace .. .. II 21 S7 56 1 Southern . . . . . . . . . 11 28 4t G2 H·T - Daniels H-21, eremeens 7-6-lt, Wile 1-2-4, Pugh 1-H. Slc)de :J...-6.-6, Mullins 11-2-2, D. Sheets 10-2. Totals 22-12-$. Souther_n - CundUf 7-7-21, R. Proffitt 1-1~. Beegle 10-2, Grueser 4-3-11, Wall· brown 4-~17. lllddle 2-~. Randy Proffitt I-0-2. Totals 20-22-00. • Giant 7Mo-0egr~ Freelet bM dMP door ilhelf md 1teepe food safe, ir lo.og-tllnll Lead New County Spirit King Football has passed by except lor the clusters of Bowl extravaganzas and titanic blood-lettings of tbe Play-for-Pay people. BasketLall, also an ungentle game in these Sixties takes over Fritlay night in full trappings at local sports arenas. Before FoJtball is altogether gone, however, and basketball is the object of fans' undivtded attention. we prescut, at right, S<luad photographs of Me1gs County's ftye high sehool squads. . . Some folks hemoan the millions of dollars spe nt annually m thiS <·ountry for foot hall equipment (a good set of shoulder pads cost $25·$20), c oaches•. fields, ~rand­ stands. ''the foot hall" ilself, even the space to present herew tth the hvmg evtdence of all that spc n<ling. ~- - -~-- - ·- - . -- - --Hut !he cnsr rnr Football i:-> Who then can mta:-;ure thelsquad~ p1ctured here of Rutt'V"Y to moun!. dollar value of Football? The land, Pomeroy, and Middleport W•ih<wl what Lire Magazine computer has not been made will become one Football team recently .-ailed the "controlled to do it, and never will il·'· in !967. vuMncc" on the lootball field These boys have a remarka· • Teen-age level Pout hall, to bl t ·t . h d the netghborl1oods and com· relain and enla rge upon lis\ Tehop~~ um: a ea : . munities or Amenca should . . . , ey can s ow us, '" a sm· I ~ t 1t I tb · r.:untnbutJOns to soclrty, needs gle demonstration next aut. ap. e 1" 0 1 1 e more un st rict control by \-t' lSC school· h "II" t be h;.atlefH~l d o; he tween gangs of . . umn, t at WI m?;r.ess D a uired-ur teen-agers. ndm HHstrators. part of a team a good team 1 Without Football, which de- l Mei g:s County is fortunate in - that des1r~ to cooperate, and storage. o Four Cabinet Shel01\e o . alldes C~Gt. Twin Poroelala Enamel Veptable Bills. • "ReuicNB'ble Eg TDio • Deep Door Shelf Stolel Alcindor Era To Begins Saturday *GaL MJikCellon Caftoo&, By SANDY PADWE Chamberlain or Bill Russell general health and his thoughts him with," Jer,.Y said, • Newspaper Enterprise Assn. . or George Mikan. on choosing a college. Stamina meana everything NEW YORK _ (N8Al-When This most valuable piece of "Sorry," Lew said. "I'm not al UCLA due to the pressing a high school basketball player athletic property is from Pow- allowed to talk." rone tactics favored by Woodbecomes less accessible to the er Memorial lllgh School In End lnttrview. en; nobody at UCLA is ••· public than the President of the New York City. The same policy was In effect empt from playint defense. United Stat.s. then it " logical He is - Insiders say - very last year at UCLA when Lew Alclndor's debut !his year, to asswne the athlete is extra- smart. very studious and very was a freshman. wm. unfortunately, take the o:·dm•n articulate. Now the world awaits Lew spotlight away from 1 number I on Saturda~·. Lew Alcindor It is nice to know he Is artie. Alctador. Unless be faDs pabUo ol other deserving players a· will take th• ·biggest publicit~ . utate. It was impossible to find speaking, the Unlverslty of Sou· round the country. . • , . butld-up in the historY of col· out for the last few years. thern California will have the Jim Walker of Provtdence, ~: l~dd~. ~~ tr)1 "f,, to lege basketball ~1th ium onto His high school coach would first cbanre to defense him. for example, Is the most exclt· • t e as •t t•am. n, roun oi the Pautev Pavilnot allow him to talk with re"I'll tell you one thing," lot backcourtman In the roun· 1 lKlll on tM CCL-\ carr;pus. porte-rs, scouts or any other Chamberlain was quoted. "No- try. ~en \larcb - the e;q>erts '"strangers." "I'm doing it to 1body In col\e11e is going to Kentucky's Pat 1\lley, for ,....,. - he llilJ walk off the , protect him,• said Jack Dona· push him around. My conten· his size (6-3) probablt is the ,:;.., with cooch Jolm Wooden hue who is the head coach at lion is that nobody in college best all-round player. :r. rr..oom Hall. l..ouiSI•iUe. Holv Cross now. is going to slop Lew Alcin- Elvin Hayu ol Houloll aad Ky. cmying the ftrSI of th,... oOOahue's name brings to dor." WeoUey Unseld of Leulaville ~'" national cllampion- 1memory an evening in Madi- Wilt admits that Alclndor Is would be caadtdatea for All· . wp trophios. ' son Square Garden lwo years the better all-round shooter. Alnerlcaa cuter 0117 olber i U.w .'Jcindor is 7-1, 23il ago after Power had played the Wilt also feels that because year. '.!ActlrNE THREE $ .. pounds. At 11, he was a six· preliminary to a professional Lew can shoot well with either North Carolina'• Bob Lewis, 'faonehDI 1 11 Spts Seal eld footer. At 1!. he was learning game. Donahue was sitting with hand he Is going to be a bigger St. Joseph's Cliff Anderson, Jobil Tannehllle. 14, of Mld- the game on the playgrounds a few reporters. Directly across problem for opposition defenses. Duke's Bob Verga and Wutem dleport, will lead the Ohio Iwith Wilt Chamberlain as his the aisle Lew sat with his team· The only weakn<ss Wilt finds Kentucky's Clem Hasleln.! are Junior table tennis team In an teacher. mates. is Lew's lack of stamina. other collegians whose publicity intercities match against Grand Someday - possibly very One of the reporters got up, UCLA's assistant coach Jerry will suffer. Rapids, Mich., Saturday after. soon - he will be a better went over to Lew, shook his Norman confirms this. "This For the next three years noon at Grand Rapids. basketball player than Wilt hand and Inquired about his Is the thing we've got to help Lew Alclndor will be the dom· Other members of the team -----lnant name in college basket. Tannehill to Lead Buckeye Junior Team \ ~::c~~~g~~~.~=: =~: ~:~~ • Coppertooe, Sayers .Leads NFL Rushers Ill' Wlme. l tl . ~1 j I. ~~4 - Left to right, front row, Skip ·Logan, Mgr.; Pat O'Brien, Butch ~lash, Steve Van Meter, Jim Swatzel, Barker, Joe Danny Abbott, Mike Young and Junior Pullins. Second row, Ed Smith. Keith Phalin, Kenny English, Bill John Wolfe Ronnie Deem, Mike Still, Chester Roush. Third row, Tom Titus. Ed Baer. Charles H)'Sell, Raymond • Werry, Dun S11rish1er,, ~~;~~~~~:h;T·~r:ipl elt, Mike Hargraves, Jack Mowery, Elton Steele. Back row. Andy Porter, Steve Finlaw, Mtke Bill Moore Stewart E · Pal Story, Jim Crow and Lennie Van Meter. O:oach is Bud Birkel. ' l TURKEY t Or 10 te 12 Lb. Ayt. pl;:lt(,un and com pany leaders lions in the past i"ootiJall . in \they. love must will lead com .. 111 Vtrt Nam wmild he h;.~rder Ithe futu_re. w1th the redu ction muruiles to work smoothly toIt find and th ey don't rome of our ftvr. !~ Quads to three nexl lgether. . . . t.:h(•ap, ;1s it i~ . yeHr, pronusec; to umlinue in They w1ll he th~tr cornrnwH~ Wilhw 1t Fuot!J;JII , a h·am H11s mttld t1cs' leaders a few yl!ars away, g~'l!le lll<Jl dt>rnands prrsonal 'llw new M1: ig>~ I.ucHI Sehoul Folilball and ba~ketball, s;11 r 1f1o· and li Pdwa\ JIJil , there ildmimstraliml hopes to bUill! tra ck, and baselxtll, tf) name wuu!d he les.'i 11f our Amenean tile he.~t pos "'1blt• atldf'tiC" pro- the major sporl'i -- can. ami style HH.lividunlisrn - delicate· i gram, cnmpetitivC' 111 every will, lead this_ cou~t~ into a J} iniNWOVt'n Wl\h thP ~ piri! Of 1 W<Jy, thnl iS \"(JI ISIS {NII Wl\h rlCW ('fa of United _l!vmg_. t'Oorcrl.l lton - wh iC'h JS thC' the desirr s - <J IIJ l1up('S - l,)f 'fh~ Oppo;tumty JS ~hetrS,. murvtl of l(•ss forlunatr social the IJMPI'' of th(' dJ ~trJrt. It JS ihe1r parent~ pnv1lege y~lt·ms. The undergrall uales o! the to ohserve and help it happen. 5 • NOW UNTIIo DEC:. 2a 12 To 14 i.b. Avg. HAM I ' 11 8t\i52 • • I Wllh Any Mlfor Appll1nce, ''-"T.V. H 4t R FIRESTONE (DEALER STORE) MIDDLEPORT NO. SECOND . bl~all.====:=:;;;;~~==~~~~~~==::-' td /"'" rnauds physif'al coura ge, squad, having 'cnjoyed surh admimstra- thal dedication to _1'lhe game'' I ard Farrel of Cleveland. I Gtittll Rapids junior players, ' among' .the top ranked in the I nation, 'I!J'e led by Danny Le- NEW YORK (UP!)- ·Chica· l year's pace. After II games he Bruce Gossett for the league Batlllll' "Mike Peterlein. 1965 1, go's Gale Sayers, with 179 yards : has 957 yards compared te 554 scoring lead, booting 31 extra V. S. Boy• 15 artd Under cham· lin 19 attempts Sunday, is • at the same stage of the season points. Gossett has hit on 22 ptoil, aitd his half-brother, Dan- Ithreatening to become the first ]last year, and has aocounted for points. Gossett has hit nn :&2 ny Ybell)a, 19116, U. S. Boys 13 1halfback since 1949 to win the .l,802 yards In overall offense, field goals and 25 ellra polnta and lJnder cbampion. i National Football League rush- compared to l,IIOtl In 1965, when for his 91 with DaUas' Danny Thuraday night at 8 p. m ' ing title. he finished with the third Viilaneuva third with 88. Tannehill will be featured on 1 The Bear flash surgejl ·past highest eomblned net yardage Green Ba ,1 Bart Stan' WOUB-TV, Channel 26, Ohto .Leroy Kelly of Clevelairl and!ln league history- 2,:1'12. ti ed d · aro In University. ' Los Angeles' Dick Bass to take The former Karuas star can1eon .nu tlnemm : 3~ of the rushing leadership with 957 become the first halfback to' ~~~mg,t:n':c on 114 2 SVAC ' oAMES FIUDAY yards, according to statistics lead the circuit In rushing olnce a mp or a · released Wednesday by the Philadelphia'• Steve Van Buren ptheroen~tege andti a league low Hannan Trace at Eastern 1turned the trick In 1849. I NFL. reo tn rcep ons. North Gallia at Rutland Southwestern at Kyger Creek Sayers, who had a brilliant\ Charley Gogolka, who booled Don ~eredlth of Dallas is SATURDAY'S GAME rookie season in 1965 when he nine extra pelnts and o f\"ldl second wtth IM eomptetlons for Kyaer Creek at l!'airlarul \ •et a league reoord of 22 1goal In Washington's record Z,M7 yards while thlrd-laoe i touchdowns in a season, Ia oetling victory SUnda7 over the Sonny ~urgen~n leads the AHL Sllndin&l running welt ahead of Jasti New York Glanta, has tied league m passmg yardage w1th By United Presa lateraatioaal - - - -·- ---· --· --·-···-·-- - - - - - - - - - 2,652. Pat Studstill of Detroit hold• Eastern Division W. L. T2. p!4" i slim lead in pass receptions, • catchiug 61 for 1,191 yarde. \ Hel'obey 11 5 Qtiebec 10 7 3 23 Washiugton's Charley T~ylor Is Ba!Uml>lt , 10 6 1 2! I .._ seeond with 6tl recepttons and I ~ Bob Hayes of Dallas Is third \ SpftltV'll\ld 1 I 3 1, l'!W~Nen!>! 2 13 4 8 ! NEW YORK (UP!) -National the disposition of the New York with 51. ·Ji'ootbait League dub owners, Gianl8 in any realignment. St. Louis' Larry Wilson leads I WHMII Dlvtsloo \\', L. T Pt. weary from two days of Each team currently In the in Interceptions with nine Roi':besll!t 12 6 I 25 constant haggling, today were Eastern Division wanted to be Johnny Robinson of Detroit Is , Pit\lbllrgh ' 6 3 21 :expected to announre a new .grouped with the Gianl8 be- the punt return leader with a , Bulf•IO 5 12 4 14 lat@lmenl for the 1967 season ' cause of the big New York 15.0 average, Sayers is ~lllnd 5 8 3 ll which would split the 16 tearr" market and the press exposure kickoff return leader with a 29.> 1lltoday's lle1tdt.s mtu four sub-divisions. 1 Under the new system, mark and Baltimore's David ~li!r 6 Baltimore 3 The end apparently was in team was expected to play each Lee heads the loop's Quebec 1 Cleveland I. tie sight for the first order of team In il8 division nn a home- with a 47.3 average. (Ot\ly gllmes stheofuled) business on the meeUngs which 1 and-home basH~ each season. In also had the responsibility of 1addition, that team would play NBA Standi"81' Iselecting the date and site for one game each with other By Ulllti!ol Pre.. fnterllatlollal the proposed "SUIJ"r howl" members of the conferenoe and ' ' _ • I, I i :. f I NFL Ali"gnment Is Expected s000,• Ch300'.eTnne • Element I ·I ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPRSTUVWXY1234567890 IJANCE SATURDAY TOM THUMB Elsttrtl Dh:hdon RACEWAY ' Oetween the dlampions of the one eadl agamst the four teams .. "' W. L. Pet. GB NfL and the American Football In one of the groups In the Phlladelf>hia If 2 .905 ... . League. conference for 14-game s<he· Boston l5 4 789 3 ' The third round of discussions dule. New York II 12 .478 9 :began at 10 a.m. EST in a' Cinelnnat t W .474 9 I midtown· hotel. In 1948, a performance Baltimore 4 19 .174 16 "They were making more telecast directly from the Western Division rompromises in their vtews this of the Metropolitan W. L. Pet. GB lime," said weary Commission- House in New York City for I .' I ! San Fran I~ 12! .4l8 .6~1 4... 1'•rfromPetethe Rozelle aftermeeting emerging Detroit 11 closed-door at St. Louis 9 10 .474 4 11UO p.m. EST Tuesday Los Angeles 7 14 .333 7 Inight. "We felt u.ere was a Chicago 9 17 .:tll 8 better chance of resolving the Tuesday's Result1 problems if we carried the New York 118 Los Angeles 114 meeting over until tomorrow." ~~~ 140 Boston 100 ' Change Time Element Plii!Melphia 137 St. Lous 119 I The realignment, which was S"l' · francisco 108 Chicago 101 . necessitated by the approval of (~ly games scheduled) INew Orleans as lhe 16th NFL , Wednesday• Gam"' Ifranchise , had produced such a Loo Angeles at Baltimore 1 furor that there was a strong N~ :york at Cincinnati possibility an agreement might Plu1Mtlrhta at Detroit /be reached only for a two-year f~ gam~ sclteduled) . NEW YORK (UPI)-Natlonal ~ ..,l 1fi!1tA - - -- · GALLIPOLIS RACING a won the ~··outnc1rn 'i"all9Y' Athletic without a loss. Front row, left to right, Ray Karr, Jim Stetler, Steve Erwin. Dave Mora, llarry Spence.r, Bob ttllcnt1e, Cline, Bobby Woods, Keith Weber. Second row, Coach William Shinn, Mike Martin, Jeny Burke, Larry Spcneer . Ardue Rose, Tom Io,:f.m·ne Ronnie Orr, Don Roush, Roger Allman, Asst. Coach Bob Ord. Back row, John Bogard , Clarence Mcintyre, Richard Douglas, BID Tuttle, Jim Codner, Bob Keaton, Dave Williams and Charles Eichinger. SATURDAY NIGHT DEC. 3 7 PM fr~·r~st~tiim~e~.-·····;;~::;:~~==:::~1 "• ~, ~~~,. : 1 -ARROW.! lUNG COTrtll PEINA·IIOICa,... ~ 11-lroae.... staJ lroaed l'landS(f'ne plaids in a wide variety ul color.'l. Famous ARROW Tr:mway collan or univenity fashioned button-dowm. All pennanently preeaed b)' ARROW before you buy them. ''Sanforized" 100% cotton fabrics.,. ' duration, rather than the three BOWL years as originally planned. .IIONOLULU (UP!) - Half· The two leagues are sche~ Mel Farr of UCLA and :duled to totally merge under Ffill!ft.lit!e of Syracuse wen. 1one banner In 19'111 and n~ Tue!day to play In the · real@lment had been sought as Huli Bowl here Jan. 6. • stopgap measure unt1l the Fltt jolfto Reisman Trophy fmal transaction. The NFL, wlnMr Jileo;e spui'rler of Flori- however, inight be forced to da Ia lhe &VIIi llt<klteld while tll!gotiate for the 1969 oeason Little will perform for the ;ltv6 years henoe. North with Purdue'• Bob : The biggest thorn In the side 1of the owners apparently was Griese. . 1" 1 Open Fri. & Sol. lllghls • A Gold Stor Sloro Downie-Gross, Pomeroy You 1' I, can't beat the system This is a condensed version ol your tdiephone directory. Thirty-lour oimple symbols and almoot any telephone in the world can be called. But that's the easy part. Dialing. Keeping it easy Is what's complicated. Mltlions of active circuits. Tons of complicated equipment. Operators. Linemen. Reprut111en. Installers. Engineers. And thoueands of men and WGmen who begin at 11ie be&inning- with tiwl taw parts and material that make it all happen. Oenetal Telephone put! It aU toselber. So that tach number and letter dOeoili job. Bach time. We call it trouble-lrcc teitpbone ICrvi". It's oeoy wheo you've got UJalelll. GENERAL TELEPHONE ~ '"* A/AI olt(lo GTI f ,.mnr tl Colif>o•it• ,,, ..··\~ : . - ·~,:~ ' ' 1 I ~ 1 r il d " ' '0 lo "I 1, L:\ ;;r . .. 1• 0 ' :1: ' •I , ' ' , f'"~~ I ·~ ,,~!'!' ,,,. o ' I • ·· : •; •, I ' '''":" : ":" "' ' ''"" '"""'"? ~ '" .!",I~"JI' o I ' "]. .•~'1' :· ~~ �I • \ I "'-Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 30, 1968 · SHOP YOUR FRIENDLY Maris on Block; Trade Davis COLUMBUS, Oblo <UP!)·- Mantle to first base when batter, RobinsOn hit .312 ond Westrum of lbe Mots, The New York Yankees' sur· \sprillg trainlng begins nextldrove in 79 runs IB 139 games happy over the trade. prise inter-league trade with the March 1 with Tom Tresh for Richmond in tile Intern&· "We needed an in~'.'~~; \I Atlanta Brav011 paved the way remaining In leU field and first tiona! League last ''"'on. The badly," ezplalned Alston, Wednellday for them to convert baseman Joe Pepitone moving fancy-fielding Boyer, 29, batted we feel we got a good one Mickey Mantle into a first to center field. .240 with 14 homers and 57 runs Hunt." . baseman and to bid home run Mlrlo Fa~eo batted in for the Yankees last Westrum sllld the Mels kmg Roger Maris bon voyage. The trade thus greased the season and bas a IUetlme mark play Davl& In leU field, The Yankees completed the skids for Maris, who has been a of .240 in tbe majors. Hls move "we'll play him every first inter-league deal of lite disappointing and controversial into the National League will pit possible. I'll work OUI ~~:.;~~~ baseball meetings just before player since wlnnlng consecn- him agalnat his brother Ken, of at llllrd baae... l've midnight Tuesday when they live most valuable player the Nelv York Mets, for the thougllt he was a good sent veteran third baseman awards in 1960 and 1961 and first time. Davis, a two-time Na~ionaltil Clete Boyer to the Braves for setting the all-time home run 'The National League cham- League batting c h amp 1o 23-year old rookie outfielder Bill mark of 61 in '61. Maris hit .233 pion Dndgers broke the trading played in only 100 games for Robinson. with 13 homers in 1966 after a logjam Tuesday afternoon when Dndgers this year, batting "We plan to play Robinson in 1965 season in which he batted they dealt tw<>-tillle batting and driving In 27 runs whlle right field with Steve Whita- .239 with eight homers in 46 champion Tommy Davis to the right ankle, bcoten early ker," said Lee MacPhail, tgames. Mets for second baseman Ron 1965, was still healing, gene r a I m an a g er of the "Boyer and Eddie Mathews Hun!. Hunt, who hit .288 and drove Yankees who negotiated the will spUt the third base Added Allradlons ln 33 runs thlJ year <!eat with Johnny McHale of the assignment for us next season,'' I The Dodgers also tossed In coming back from a shottlder Braves. Asked where that left said McHale. "We have a leaky ,infielder-outfielder Derrel.J Grif- separaUon the previous season, : Marts. the Yankees' regular defense in '6.\ and we think lith, who played most of this said at his home in St. · right fielder since 1960, Mac- ,Clete will help us a great deal. ' year at Spokane, and Jim he had hoped to stay wlth the Phail shrugged and said nath· / We feel we can win the pennant Hickman was included on the Mets "but we can't have ing. next season and we made the Mets's side. everyUting we want.'' Earlier, it was learned that' deal with that idea in mind." 1 Both managers, Walt Alston[ The meetings wlll move to the Yanke<s plan to switch 1 A 6-foo~inch right-handed 1of the Dndgers and West Pittsburgh Thursday. UP Deck 0' Money TO Join The Thousands Who Have Already Won! No Purchase Required! Kroger Premium Quality Located On Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Prices Plus Top Value Stamps! 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NO PLACE TO USE MACHINES - Digging into the face of a steep cliff near named loday as the back-of -1 Middleport are these workmen preparing a trench for a new Ohio Fuel Gas the-year in the Mid-American pipeline (old pipeline is at rear, protected from falling rocks by bales of hay). On Conlerence by a committee of this "fingernail job," as pipelin.ers _call a cliff operation, terrain was too steep for oe-»meo. He plays for M1amo the usual machonery seen on popelme projects. So the men, employees of Ohio Pipeol Ohio. line Construction Co., Newark, contractor for Ohio Fuel, did it by hand. The job j part of a ~200,000 pipeliue replacement project to improve aervice to c~:~~:~~~ .CfNCINNATI IUPIJ - Mrs. ,Gas of Ohto, Inc., customers in Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Cheshire, Middleport and J1m O'Toole, wife of the veter- ibury and to Rutland Fuel Co. customers. The picture was taken from the top of an Cincinnati Reds pitcher, I cliff on the Joseph R. Bailey farm in Bradbury. Tuesday gave birlh to t h e -===~--===~~::;;~~~_:_.::._-==~::=-:::=:-:.===couple's soxth child, Jeremiah i · GaUipoU1 Dam Solvay AloySIUS O'Toole. He weighed I down 11 p.m.; Baby Lear . _ _ 9 pounds, 11 ounces_ 11:15 p.m.; Queen City i~ha~:~Q~!u~een:: ~~~~~: waG'ermanll 1 a.m.; Orco up 4 a.m.; --.... CINCINNATI IUPI) - Cin- 1 . . . Woods down 8:30 a.m. of The Netherlands cinnati Reds owner Bill !Je. Guuge readings: . Gallopohs Kaaawba River _ Lucy . War D. She escaped, Will conformed in a copyrighted Dam 12.3, 19.3, runrung 25 feet Lucas down Marmet 2:25 a.m.; woth her government, and Cincinnati Post and Times-Star on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. 21.- Beaver up Marmet 4:15 up a government. in. exile in report Tuesday he rejected an 91, Pl. Pleasant 24.99, Hinton W. H. Shaver, Jr. up W'i~~~~ ~ ~E~ng~la~nd~.i;;;--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;offer (rom a group of business- 3.02, Kanawha Falls 8.69, Char- 8:10 p.m.; Duncan men to buy 49 per cent of the ;leston 22· 04· London and Mar- down Winfield 9:20p.m.; Mou:n-t National League team. met dams were runnmg 6 feel , tain State down Winfield New Beauty The newspaper reported an- and Wmfteld Dam 10 feet. a.m.; National down Winl'ietd l other group: composed entirely Boat Movemeats: 12 :50 a.m.: Helen z. up Winof lo~al busmessmen, hopes to Ohio River _ Vulcan up 14,1field 5:30 a.m. DJQ.Dlonds acqwre 100 per cent ownership 9:45 p.m.: Peggy Downey up l ---of the club. H. 5:30 a.m.; Acadian down SETS RECORD 15. 5:15am.: Jenks up 15, 6:20 · NE~ YORK IUP I1 - IJnbn a.m. Weslern up t6. 4:05a.m.;' CINCINNATI (UP!) -Kathy I len San DJego State, feeling Buckeye Stale up 18, 7 p.m.: IWhitworth, who collected f!,500 chipper . eno~gh to ~ha llenge H.oberl Reed down 18, 6:15 a. lin notching her ninth victory of footba!l s ehte, was giVen a m ; Walter Beckjord up 19, 6 ·the year in last week's Women'e boost 1 ~ cunhdence today when am : Jeffboat up 21, 5 30 a. Titleholders Tournament at the United Press International m. ; Mr. Criss down 21, 6:15 a. Augusta, Ga., set an all-time Board of Coaches crow ned the m.; R. H. Bosworth II up 22, ·record for winnings with Aztecs. 1966 small . college 6:10a.m.; Tammy White down 132.317.50, the Ladies rh.amp ~ons by showenng them 23. 9·50 p.m.; Elgercliff up 23, ~ional Golfers Association WltiJ fJrst -place votes. 1:25 am.; Princlpio up 23, 1:30 nounced Monday. It'• euy and iuexpenlive to . ~._-.,....,.._;...===;;;;;;llllke your diaaoondo look t... am., Helen R. up Greenup 4,r ud 1ar · ·'·NEW YORK <UP!) - Mus· p.m : J S. Lewis down Greeo•- ID ser m a m......o km~hum Co:le gefindisphed seven th up 05 p.m.: Producer up BOYS FUR LINED ~~~nc*ti'~=; m . e ma mte ress Inter· Greenup 9 p.m.; Rose G. up your tervice. I nalwnall966 small college fool- Greenup 4 30 am.: Pollywog 0.0... from our wide oolec· i ball ratmgs. up Greenup 5·50 am· Lou'stloa of fine 14K white ODd : The Muski~s were one of two ana down Gr~nup 7 ~·.rn. : l~- . yellow sold mountiap. OhJo teams~~ the top 20. The drew Calhoun up Greenup 7:40 ! Sin oth.er wa.s WJtt.enberg which a.m.: Poll y H. down Greenup ' 10 to 3 fimshed m a tte for 19th with 8:30 a.m.; Alton Zephyr down 1 Chatlanooga. They received 9 Metdahl 1.:111 p.m : Defender votes. down Meldahl 5: 10 p.m.; En· ' deavor up Meldahl 2: Hl am ., Middleport NEW YORK IUPfl - How- Leeann up Meldahl 3 50 a.m. : ard Kom1ves. former Bowling -:::~~~~~~~-=========.: Green eager, scored 26 points f Tuesday to help the New York Knicks to a 11!1 • 114 win over Los Angeles in the National CLOSEST THING TO Baskelball Associat 1on. A PHARMACY ' . K_,. Prooh •. 33e •. 59c Fresh Frylnt ChickMI ·. I , ---·- 3-Legged Fryers .... TO!" VAL.IJII STAMI"e This Is John's W•y Of Saying Thanks To All The Kroger Customers In The Pomeroy Middleport ArHI ·1 PfCNlG STYLI Fr11h j ) Pork Roast II &lr• Ttp Votuo flo- with 1M 1nd purchue of 2 er mere ltkt•· Frtlh er llronn Pl... Cftldrott, Area To Shop Your Friendly Kroger Store! Start Your Top Value Stamps Christmas Club Savings Program This Week With The BonusTop Value Stamp Coupon Below! BOSTON (UPI) Larry · Siegfried and .John Havlicek, former Ohio State cagers, scor.l ed in the double figures Tues· day in a losing cause as Detroit beat down .Boston 104-100 in the Nationa l Basketball Associ- I <Jtion. \ · "Piece Chicken" 81 ' ·i ·I'· Game Kroger's Exciting ~· .. '··~· . ' . . ··-· -·-------· . . 49c ,. �I • \ I "'-Dally SenUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 30, 1968 · SHOP YOUR FRIENDLY Maris on Block; Trade Davis COLUMBUS, Oblo <UP!)·- Mantle to first base when batter, RobinsOn hit .312 ond Westrum of lbe Mots, The New York Yankees' sur· \sprillg trainlng begins nextldrove in 79 runs IB 139 games happy over the trade. prise inter-league trade with the March 1 with Tom Tresh for Richmond in tile Intern&· "We needed an in~'.'~~; \I Atlanta Brav011 paved the way remaining In leU field and first tiona! League last ''"'on. The badly," ezplalned Alston, Wednellday for them to convert baseman Joe Pepitone moving fancy-fielding Boyer, 29, batted we feel we got a good one Mickey Mantle into a first to center field. .240 with 14 homers and 57 runs Hunt." . baseman and to bid home run Mlrlo Fa~eo batted in for the Yankees last Westrum sllld the Mels kmg Roger Maris bon voyage. The trade thus greased the season and bas a IUetlme mark play Davl& In leU field, The Yankees completed the skids for Maris, who has been a of .240 in tbe majors. Hls move "we'll play him every first inter-league deal of lite disappointing and controversial into the National League will pit possible. I'll work OUI ~~:.;~~~ baseball meetings just before player since wlnnlng consecn- him agalnat his brother Ken, of at llllrd baae... l've midnight Tuesday when they live most valuable player the Nelv York Mets, for the thougllt he was a good sent veteran third baseman awards in 1960 and 1961 and first time. Davis, a two-time Na~ionaltil Clete Boyer to the Braves for setting the all-time home run 'The National League cham- League batting c h amp 1o 23-year old rookie outfielder Bill mark of 61 in '61. Maris hit .233 pion Dndgers broke the trading played in only 100 games for Robinson. with 13 homers in 1966 after a logjam Tuesday afternoon when Dndgers this year, batting "We plan to play Robinson in 1965 season in which he batted they dealt tw<>-tillle batting and driving In 27 runs whlle right field with Steve Whita- .239 with eight homers in 46 champion Tommy Davis to the right ankle, bcoten early ker," said Lee MacPhail, tgames. Mets for second baseman Ron 1965, was still healing, gene r a I m an a g er of the "Boyer and Eddie Mathews Hun!. Hunt, who hit .288 and drove Yankees who negotiated the will spUt the third base Added Allradlons ln 33 runs thlJ year <!eat with Johnny McHale of the assignment for us next season,'' I The Dodgers also tossed In coming back from a shottlder Braves. Asked where that left said McHale. "We have a leaky ,infielder-outfielder Derrel.J Grif- separaUon the previous season, : Marts. the Yankees' regular defense in '6.\ and we think lith, who played most of this said at his home in St. · right fielder since 1960, Mac- ,Clete will help us a great deal. ' year at Spokane, and Jim he had hoped to stay wlth the Phail shrugged and said nath· / We feel we can win the pennant Hickman was included on the Mets "but we can't have ing. next season and we made the Mets's side. everyUting we want.'' Earlier, it was learned that' deal with that idea in mind." 1 Both managers, Walt Alston[ The meetings wlll move to the Yanke<s plan to switch 1 A 6-foo~inch right-handed 1of the Dndgers and West Pittsburgh Thursday. UP Deck 0' Money TO Join The Thousands Who Have Already Won! No Purchase Required! Kroger Premium Quality Located On Second Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Prices Plus Top Value Stamps! I Copyright, The Kroger Co., 1966 Fresh Fryers CDP'!oitJII, Tho K_,. Co., 1111 Where You Get Everyday Low Breasts ••.•••• ... 49e Whole Legs ••.. lit. 45c Drumsticks •... ._. 49e Thighs ••.••••. ... 45e Giblets •.•••.•• Itt. 39e Livers ••••. --~ •• 89c Wings •.••••••• . ... 29e Backs & Necks ••. a. 10c We resent flit right to limit quantitltt CUP-UP lb. 110 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS evellable to you In ceupen1 wltNn this 1d. WlltOLE lb. II ' Sports Briefs CHICAGO !UPIJ - Big Ten basketball booms into action Thursday. Every team will play Dt least one game this week. Thursday, the Jirst night NCAA members can play, Western Michigan appears at Michigan State, while Butler I Will be at Ohio State and MichIgan will travel to Tennessee und ~1innesota to Kansas State. Friday, Iowa plays at Wash- / ington m the f1rst of a two 111ght stand. TOI" VAL.UIE STAMPS Mr. John Ambrose, New Pomeroy Kroger Store Manager And His Entire Staff Of People Invite All The People In The Pomeroy and Middleport 1 pkf•· flrtlh or FNnn Pltct Chlcktn Exp, 12/3/66 Pork Steaks Krogtr Frtth .ne lD·cl. pkg, Florid• Proztn Chip k~ Leg Quarters ••• -.....•••• Ellp, 1.2/3/111 Breast Quarters .............. ' Sliced Bacon •• TCII" VAL.UIE STAMPS Sliced Bacon , f I I I I l WELLINGTON 8OOT5 l(oush's Shoe Store fREE DELIVERY IN YOUR HOME NAMe COACH . I I HARTFORD, Conn. (UP!) Donald Miller, a former Umver· 1ity of Delaware quarterback, Munday was named head tootbaJJ coach of Trinily Col· lege, succeeding Dan Jessee, wbo retired at the end of Ibis •eason alter sery,ng as Trinity's 1 lb. 59c 2 We dtllvtr fr~t to the following lowns : eCht~ter elbc:lnt eMason eMiddla"rt •Svr~eu•• ech..hir• 1 Rutlend Beans ... ................... .. ~~- Dinners ••..• -.. -. 3 ~::. $1 K_,.PreohFI'OIOn Orange Juice --~-- $1 6-pk•. 6-ol. 01111 .c. Peaches Ploln & I. II. Flour • . __ .- .. _ 10 Plltshul'f ~~ 89e cans ~· Cake Mix ........ 3 ~.. 89c K._ Orodo A Whffe lib. pk... K....,. S.~lnH Large Eggs •-.....· lllp. 1113/&e 99 With This Coupon And Purchase Of 3 Kroger Re1J. or Drip $5 OR MORE Exp. 12-3-66 TOI' VAL.UE STAMI'S 1 plcee. Jelly lum er Lemon P&.pple Pl._ Coffee ••••••••••• 14-0J. lllllle 58c Sugar ...... Krtt~r Ice Milk ...• v. oet. 59c Domino Pure Cane K....,.AHFfovor AnltolpHc Listerine •..•. • Exp. 1211/&e lb. can lloL lb. bag • • • • • • ••••••• Hi-Nu Lo Fit ., Skim Milk ••• 2 v. ..... ~9c 59e Co,.,.tt't Pot..., Votlleble, Oil PeoMonltl A11arttd Prvlt JIIIVon Gllltllt llolnl011 !tnt Doubto Edge Blades- ----- -. 11-d. K-r Chill Wilt! Ieoni <J1 Beef Stew •..• ~~~b, 89c 69e $1 Hi-C Drinks .. 3 !6·01. c.n• Soup •. . . . •• 6 ':;..1 79e AvoNllle Trev Eloctrlo Peas TOI" VALUI STAMPS tnt C.Untry Ovtn Multo-byer Ceke llokely W. K. Gold -------- Can Opener- Dr. West Electric Toothbrush 99 ... $4.99 Procter Slum Sh>ktly Com . •.••••• 5:;;..• $1 * Exp. 12/!/&e Vevtt•ble, B.., & lacon ...... 11!1 Catsup ••. _. _"1:: -" P Iron ............. $4.99 Wenl tit w1nt1r ooldo w1t11 Florllll•·s li~id aunshlnt. M1de from ylt•mlflii•Cktd or1ngn erown Jn CHRISTMAS CLUB" that doesn't talce a dime··· 11 F-Tangerines IVMV Florido, U.S. No.1, Size A 'All·Purpose White SAVE6c l'tlllllury c... Mlxtt With 1hl1 ClvpDII Rlflht now, millions of thrifty houoowlv" IN -lng for Chrlotmoo loyo, blk11, aledo, workshop toolo, 1ppli· onc11, oil kinde of glfta without t1klng 1 pmiouo dl""' from their budgotol Thty oimply "d1p01it'' Top Vtlut Stomp• from Kroger In htndy Savor Books. Com• December, they cooh In 6 to 10 Top V1f.,. Books for ,.,. glftt of their cholct, Lort Y..r, mllllont of dolftn worthf Nothing could 1M oimpler, nothing omertor lh•n turnlnn Krogor'o "Thank you for ahopo plllf htrt" Into your merrill! c;hriolmll lVIII 11·21-1 · Orange Juice p 20 , - - , .••. lie * E1Pirt1 12/3/M ·- -~ · Sweet Com ........... 5 .. . _,! ~. ~ ........ . .. .. . ..-~ .. . .. . . . . .. I - '..... ~ .. . .. 29c Ground Nuts ................. :::_· 39e Fruits & Peels ............- ::;:.- 79c Lemon Peel . ..._........ 29c Red Cherries ...... !: 39c ' Imported Date1 .... =. bag '') ................. BAKING NEEDS lb. . 210SIIe ' K ro(ler Quality .. 29e A GOLD STAR STORE SON'S 89c ~r Stokely Y ltfttlLII' Pmtn TOI" VAL.UIE STAMPS THANKS TO KROGER'S TOP VALUE .STAMPS .... 1... White Bread ..~,•• _........ 4 : SSe 69c can. Folks Who Know The F1cts Shop Kroger For The Double S1vings Of EVERYDAY · LOW PRICES plus TOP VALUE STAMPS! .. .89o .......... Dinner Rolls "'" •.. -.. ... 4 -. 88t tc- tall & Boneless Bam ,.. 2 ~~- $137 K-r TQ:P· VALUE ..., _.... 'rlltl Fresh }(ale -------··· 1 Hob"n head eoach for 3S years. ~~~ ~ Miller, 33, was Jmee's n 111istant for the past two years · 1111: POMf and for six years prior was an 201 1. MAIN 991-2516 a1I8lalll coaCh at Amherst. 1i:.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 35e $117 • lb. pkg. ,11 .. ., ....... ...... Rolled Roast ......,~· lack Rabbit Drleil Kroger Milk Ellp. 11/8/11 1 1 0 35c Evaporated ""two ...... lmbelly Ill Null RA STAMPS ·,. SwKt's Premium TOI" VAL.UIE ITAMPI 00 ..... •. Fresh Bam-··· ........ -.. _., 89o "'· 35c Kwlck Krlop one l'lt•llt. ,.,, 'lorldo Fmtn Chip Stttb for your l fb. Slrvt & S.v1 ~· r j \ lb. Sliced Bacon ••••. ••••••. ••. River News Double-Breasted Fryers •• ,._.. • Frnh Fryint Chlchn ll:qo. 11/J/111 COLUMBUS !UP I) - Bruce : ;.' ;·~(j,! :c )ii ~·l.:~tte. brother of Baltimore ! "' Colt hallback Tom Matte, was ! NO PLACE TO USE MACHINES - Digging into the face of a steep cliff near named loday as the back-of -1 Middleport are these workmen preparing a trench for a new Ohio Fuel Gas the-year in the Mid-American pipeline (old pipeline is at rear, protected from falling rocks by bales of hay). On Conlerence by a committee of this "fingernail job," as pipelin.ers _call a cliff operation, terrain was too steep for oe-»meo. He plays for M1amo the usual machonery seen on popelme projects. So the men, employees of Ohio Pipeol Ohio. line Construction Co., Newark, contractor for Ohio Fuel, did it by hand. The job j part of a ~200,000 pipeliue replacement project to improve aervice to c~:~~:~~~ .CfNCINNATI IUPIJ - Mrs. ,Gas of Ohto, Inc., customers in Pomeroy, Gallipolis, Cheshire, Middleport and J1m O'Toole, wife of the veter- ibury and to Rutland Fuel Co. customers. The picture was taken from the top of an Cincinnati Reds pitcher, I cliff on the Joseph R. Bailey farm in Bradbury. Tuesday gave birlh to t h e -===~--===~~::;;~~~_:_.::._-==~::=-:::=:-:.===couple's soxth child, Jeremiah i · GaUipoU1 Dam Solvay AloySIUS O'Toole. He weighed I down 11 p.m.; Baby Lear . _ _ 9 pounds, 11 ounces_ 11:15 p.m.; Queen City i~ha~:~Q~!u~een:: ~~~~~: waG'ermanll 1 a.m.; Orco up 4 a.m.; --.... CINCINNATI IUPI) - Cin- 1 . . . Woods down 8:30 a.m. of The Netherlands cinnati Reds owner Bill !Je. Guuge readings: . Gallopohs Kaaawba River _ Lucy . War D. She escaped, Will conformed in a copyrighted Dam 12.3, 19.3, runrung 25 feet Lucas down Marmet 2:25 a.m.; woth her government, and Cincinnati Post and Times-Star on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. 21.- Beaver up Marmet 4:15 up a government. in. exile in report Tuesday he rejected an 91, Pl. Pleasant 24.99, Hinton W. H. Shaver, Jr. up W'i~~~~ ~ ~E~ng~la~nd~.i;;;--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;offer (rom a group of business- 3.02, Kanawha Falls 8.69, Char- 8:10 p.m.; Duncan men to buy 49 per cent of the ;leston 22· 04· London and Mar- down Winfield 9:20p.m.; Mou:n-t National League team. met dams were runnmg 6 feel , tain State down Winfield New Beauty The newspaper reported an- and Wmfteld Dam 10 feet. a.m.; National down Winl'ietd l other group: composed entirely Boat Movemeats: 12 :50 a.m.: Helen z. up Winof lo~al busmessmen, hopes to Ohio River _ Vulcan up 14,1field 5:30 a.m. DJQ.Dlonds acqwre 100 per cent ownership 9:45 p.m.: Peggy Downey up l ---of the club. H. 5:30 a.m.; Acadian down SETS RECORD 15. 5:15am.: Jenks up 15, 6:20 · NE~ YORK IUP I1 - IJnbn a.m. Weslern up t6. 4:05a.m.;' CINCINNATI (UP!) -Kathy I len San DJego State, feeling Buckeye Stale up 18, 7 p.m.: IWhitworth, who collected f!,500 chipper . eno~gh to ~ha llenge H.oberl Reed down 18, 6:15 a. lin notching her ninth victory of footba!l s ehte, was giVen a m ; Walter Beckjord up 19, 6 ·the year in last week's Women'e boost 1 ~ cunhdence today when am : Jeffboat up 21, 5 30 a. Titleholders Tournament at the United Press International m. ; Mr. Criss down 21, 6:15 a. Augusta, Ga., set an all-time Board of Coaches crow ned the m.; R. H. Bosworth II up 22, ·record for winnings with Aztecs. 1966 small . college 6:10a.m.; Tammy White down 132.317.50, the Ladies rh.amp ~ons by showenng them 23. 9·50 p.m.; Elgercliff up 23, ~ional Golfers Association WltiJ fJrst -place votes. 1:25 am.; Princlpio up 23, 1:30 nounced Monday. It'• euy and iuexpenlive to . ~._-.,....,.._;...===;;;;;;llllke your diaaoondo look t... am., Helen R. up Greenup 4,r ud 1ar · ·'·NEW YORK <UP!) - Mus· p.m : J S. Lewis down Greeo•- ID ser m a m......o km~hum Co:le gefindisphed seven th up 05 p.m.: Producer up BOYS FUR LINED ~~~nc*ti'~=; m . e ma mte ress Inter· Greenup 9 p.m.; Rose G. up your tervice. I nalwnall966 small college fool- Greenup 4 30 am.: Pollywog 0.0... from our wide oolec· i ball ratmgs. up Greenup 5·50 am· Lou'stloa of fine 14K white ODd : The Muski~s were one of two ana down Gr~nup 7 ~·.rn. : l~- . yellow sold mountiap. OhJo teams~~ the top 20. The drew Calhoun up Greenup 7:40 ! Sin oth.er wa.s WJtt.enberg which a.m.: Poll y H. down Greenup ' 10 to 3 fimshed m a tte for 19th with 8:30 a.m.; Alton Zephyr down 1 Chatlanooga. They received 9 Metdahl 1.:111 p.m : Defender votes. down Meldahl 5: 10 p.m.; En· ' deavor up Meldahl 2: Hl am ., Middleport NEW YORK IUPfl - How- Leeann up Meldahl 3 50 a.m. : ard Kom1ves. former Bowling -:::~~~~~~~-=========.: Green eager, scored 26 points f Tuesday to help the New York Knicks to a 11!1 • 114 win over Los Angeles in the National CLOSEST THING TO Baskelball Associat 1on. A PHARMACY ' . K_,. Prooh •. 33e •. 59c Fresh Frylnt ChickMI ·. I , ---·- 3-Legged Fryers .... TO!" VAL.IJII STAMI"e This Is John's W•y Of Saying Thanks To All The Kroger Customers In The Pomeroy Middleport ArHI ·1 PfCNlG STYLI Fr11h j ) Pork Roast II &lr• Ttp Votuo flo- with 1M 1nd purchue of 2 er mere ltkt•· Frtlh er llronn Pl... Cftldrott, Area To Shop Your Friendly Kroger Store! Start Your Top Value Stamps Christmas Club Savings Program This Week With The BonusTop Value Stamp Coupon Below! BOSTON (UPI) Larry · Siegfried and .John Havlicek, former Ohio State cagers, scor.l ed in the double figures Tues· day in a losing cause as Detroit beat down .Boston 104-100 in the Nationa l Basketball Associ- I <Jtion. \ · "Piece Chicken" 81 ' ·i ·I'· Game Kroger's Exciting ~· .. '··~· . ' . . ··-· -·-------· . . 49c ,. �.• \ " Joh'nson-Searls y .k V0W5 are T0 en \DiscoverRio Grande Coffege ~,. .I 6-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor_l:_o ., Nov. 30, 19 ·. Betty Soyrc -1611. . .h Rio No Longer A Baptist College i ~~7.~-::: Ten Averages: . 68 ANNOUNCI!: llANCI!1 MASON. - · 'fhe National lln!l wi:ESi : ,: -:!£:,,;, ;,~0; ;t?:.iey~~::p~g~}] 1 2 CONVENIENt ')CATIONS j TO SERVE YOU Ned d N Anna Lea While .. .. .. .. . • lin marria~e on' nes ay. ().. Thursday Women's League Smith ........ 149 1AdmiSsion is 50 cents, By c ..rJ• somervHie rector" from the seeond sem••· be learned? ' The eighth Issue of Rio' s vember. 2.ird. at the :·:~· MASON BOWLING r,ENTER Lee llichardson . . . . . . . . . 119 , As many ot the followers o!· ter 1965-66 534 students ex-- THIS PAST WEEK AT RIO: 'newspaper, "Smoke Signals," :1 Ev;-mgeltcal Plarsonage Y c Week of Nov. 21, l96S Kathy Davis 148 marrJ'a•e 11·censes In the ornr~ 46 ·, k R' 1 ' ' . d He\' Les tf'r ~ane . . !\ F' l 1 ItUs co 1umn now. 10 Grandt- , pressed a preference and 131 Each Sunday at noon, an in- w11l go on sa e on Fn ilY at I Sl. . 1 d hl of Mr. Won Lost Rome ic 'ar and ...•. • 114 ~ of the t:lcounty clerk. They wt•n , ..•iiPge w<ts alfillated with th~ ! e1'>pressed no prE'ferenc. And creasing number of families Davis-Shuler, (iillinghnm's, \'le i · le IS t lf'b auJg her M Simon's Pic A Fair 71 25 Donnn Blankenship ...... u 1Harry Joe Smith, 23, Elkhart A . B I' t C I' d. . . G d C f ., . d S ' 1and Mrs Hu ert o nson. a<· h f~ ?R ~~~~~_:_~- - - - 1 1_, ·W I ~~~~~ ap ~~ nnvt>n 10n of thed534 students wl~ ex.- . from _the area ar_e mm~ /" r~\~ _ a f', Cll ~~-e an on:- · 011 and ·hr is the son of Mr. l Sum mTers P armacy 1 Indiana and Angela Gale 1J>r ' TI Ny f s AT FIRST DAD DOUBTED OUR CLAIM, '.'The LO~EST FOOD PRICES in TOWN'~ we RESERVE! THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ' I 1 1 2 1 1o . . oresse a preference. ~ pre~E'r- 1 the_ R10 Gra~de College _a e· an wmda!! ~ I~r <;. _ :m'd Mrs Rollin Sea rl s, R u t- Blue artan. . . . . .. .. . . 57 29 , APPLY FOR LICENSE !kle, l9,· Letart; Fran And r, 1 • 1 1 WI' II :s int~rt'stin~ to not1t'~,red the Roman Catho lic faLth, tena . Fa m1!~es are cord1a 11y A new ISJlil} ar, pt' rt 1 d iMason Furmture ···'· 4o 51l"1 PT. PLEASANT _ Two cou- ~ Reichert , 19, New Haven, Olfll. tl.1ut only l4 year~ liJter H 1o 1, 53 preferred the Prote~lant 'l'.elcome to use these dmmg fa- ~ m the 'Vars1 \y Shop flf Thorn· an · ndnnts were his sister B & B Market · · · · · 38 58 ! Jes have made a plkalions for Brenda Kay Burton, 16, Mason <.runc1e now mler-de-lfaith and 396 preferred a spe eilities and to take advantage as Clnthtf'rs ;1 rnund lnursriay l At le ' . R 88 p p 1aw.. 11 r 1Conkle Coa l Co ' ' 1 and hrothPr In 11ominati.mal, 1s no longer large- I c 1hc denomin ation. of the good food oftered at ver~, as Alpha Tm1 Dell<~ frah•n liiY KPIIh I<" d ' H1gh Smyle Ga me Blue Tar~ ly a Bapli~t institution as t'ar · For example :slightly O\'er i5 l reasonable pri('es. 1s feat urrd in thr mon:h ~~~ nmll d\1 r~. Oh. . h'"r"•,Y,· tan 783: B & n Mark1•t 757; · • 1 ' 1. H.ut an . 10. r I • . <~S the religious ~relerenee of i pE>r cen~ of all RGC ~tudento.:_ .~e names ol t!Je Studen t .Ju , Dece_u~urr. . .. . _ , .. IN and brolher-in-law, Mr . . B ~ H Ma~~et 750. the studtnl body ts conCf'rned .l y.ho reg 1stered last spnng prt>- ' d1c1ary members were announ - Fnday 1s Sad Jf' H.1wkms . d , 1.. 1, bert w·JJ 'alllS Har· : Ihgh Jndl \o'idual G<~me: Wan. • stu dent who registers I· ferred the "le1hodist denomina· red a few weeks ago on cam- I1!lay .. <1 l R'1o. 'I d ,. ,Ill • ls I(J I l . B ' Earn USE PICKENS' . _ h 1:~any d ay. hltTJ P n.~ 1111V· .t 11 e. 0111.0, J¥'lr . and :1'Irs • da Gabritsch 212: Reily, all'y 1 al Rto Grande ~o~~~ge m~~ or i tion. Thit-> ~·as by far th~ m~st · pu~. They are: Bob Hughes ~ ~~en~s w1ll e ~-~~~'-~\e wtl . il lhllin Searls and \1arty. 208:. ~eula~ Bo(;.c:k ~Ol.p· A' CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN! mayf not recor . 1s ~ehtu~us l preferred ~ingl e denom mat1rn : Chtef J_usti('e. Newark : B~ ! ~g b an\r h111a t~ 1 · ~pon~r)r~ For her wedding tlw bride ~~1g Ser81cs&· 0 m111on ~ l ~c .2 1 5t epl~/llf' pre . ,:o n('e on h1s reglstratJOn 1 Jasl spring semes ter. Boll , Rw Grandr : l t' Y ,rc nr. r_a er111 y att{ lworr .1 blue dress trimmed in · Fa tr 2171: ~> JYarKe 16: 1 Smatf down payment holds f\>rm. Of tht 481 !.ludents who di d ' Like, Sciutoville: John Helbl-, A.W.S.. the As socw1ton of Wmn · i ,111.1 ' . 1 t h. ·' hat and Ulue Tartan 2145. merchandise until Christmas . h "S .' d D 'd S . Sl d I \\ e \\Ill mac mg H. I I d' 'd I S . B t Accor dmg to t e tudent D_l_· e~press a p~·e tr.:ence of a s:pe-- sell, Newark: an av1 . cr~g~, 11·n • u t'J: ,s. " .. ! bi < H'k HITessorie s. 1g 1 n_ 1V1 ua . ene~: .e~ Y! 1 ===~=:.-:-::-_::-::_:-:.._ 1•clt \C denom m<~l ton . Ihe results Brant Pcrtsmouth; and Jl nwaHl l .A •Dan1sh f;!m, , Wrel\rnd. l ,. . , 1. . J ohnson Batry 533; W.1nda (,ahn1srh l 1 .1 1 7, 11w 1n1mer ~- 1ss fui'ther sub~ t anti ale the fact Tarlow. Wvncot e Pa. \\'I I1 ~~e ~ 1tuv.tl lill ' l'l(ay a · f · h · gndunted rom I"·ta hamn H'1~ h] . thCJI Rto is lruly inl t:r-deno mi· Rubert Ewing. t\s~oc i ate Pro-· r m. m I e Dav1:;; 11<-~ll Ht'c. ' , ' I" f • M ed 111 the Army threehyeors. 196 J. . . (' d .. 1 1Sdlill' 1 c,J:o.s o r. . I for d l Open Every Day, At! Day, 7:00 til 5:30 : n<~t ional . fessor or Eng!1sh, was lionur·ect l Room hy II1e I1:o .ran e 1'111'1' .·.·, , ct-> R 1 1 }I' h i lie 1s empoye <Jt t e m- . 1 I . . · ' · \I . . · .. ., ,..1Sr'all~ uHlll oo ut anr 1g . !'I . (' , 1 Mason, W, Va. 1 tllllh~lon h 2,) (t 0 ·' ...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The results are listed below at t1e 1wlf-t1me cerrmomes ;rti._oc1ey. . h perw d h'IS 1ltg . 1 . · Sdlflnl nnd comp 1f'1r . , ·,~cl n r ,ompany , 1 a 1 wi1h tht' denominations ii ~ t ed in the Homecommg ganl.t' on S;lf .. per person. . Mtddleport. :\Jr. and ~~ r s. 1.1 h 1 educatlon 1 d Out-of-town persons attending ord •ro lde~igna tedpre l {'re nt:es: ' urday, ~\ov. . .s srrvw~' . i ..I\'ednt'suay, 0 01. · 7 II 1roug:1 1' !irlwo w ll e _e serv· ~~Searls ;.~re rf'S .d. 1(1 for Iu ____ I tng at R11\an. · _ 1 lh~ wedding of Miss Sheila Wal- Ill Mt'lhodist _ 169 : t2) CaU·.o- to the College dur ing the pa:--t · l•nday, Dt•r. 9 are 1hc 1aH·.' ker and '1r. Oke~· :'\ idml<Js lie_ 85 : 131 BCiptist _ i:l : 14 112r, years. , 1for 11tr three evening prrll!rm· Howard on Nuvembrr 2:ith were Prt>~byterian _ 43 : 151 E u R. ' 0( the m;.~n~ visitors hi Rill' s awPs ol 1he musir<ll · P81ll! Ne\VS ~1r. an~ M~s. Harry W n I r 1:' . _ 27 : ill ! Lutht'r<m _ 23 . campus uvt>r Homeronung. near- Your Wngnn _. , M~rlyn ~ountill~ . ~ ~t ~' · _Ind.:. Mr . .and 1il Ep iscopa l _ 14; 181 Jy all expre~sed the opinion lh <~l i Assistan t P1:ol t~ssn~ of \\u ~ ir. r . In;_ Tltr~ Da\ IS, C~ nt rn- tl lt>. · church of Christeigh t: th ey \ikrd RG C very mu('h. 111 1 rxtends ;m IIIV IWiwn !o Clll Hl,\zrr Hospital: Vi-;;i\ing Ind .: Mrs, Wayrw K1·ll.v <lnd 191 Chmti;m _ sevE-n: IIO !j fac1, some \'islting studenb 1area residen1 s to see any nr all lmur:-, 2_4 <tral 7.g p.m. Paren1s rhlldren. Htf'hn:~nd . lnd:; Mr \aza rene _ six: rlt\ Church o' i ment ioned that they would li~ e· ol tlw : :.:t> . pt: rfo rmanl'~'S 1o !W tmly on Pediatrirs Ward. and _Mrs. Don Kin~. Lewtsbmg . (;od - 1(1111' : 1121 Greek Ortho- · lo trattsfer to IUo' )l{']d in Commun il y IJ;.~Ii . , Admissions W. \ ;r : Mr!" ~ar:"ha\1 ('ox ;md dox . .ltwi!'h, RLDS _ three , The Log Cabin Book Store ~ The n ;~ nws or Ihe 12 HCC] ra 1il ~1. Clifford, Sr., 109t. ~am1 lv .. Ravenswood i'o ·1r. and J!il'l: 113 ) Ch ri slian S•·'t•nce. which opent'd on Mond<ty, Nov . l ~tuden 1 s who rn<Jde thi s .\'(';l( S Sun~.l·l llr. \'Irs. ~1. Ray .1r.~. (h:l rl es .Watkrr, :\1d'nn- Chri ~ lt ~in Union _ two (lie ·1; 2 promi.<;f'S In be a ftt'f!Uen l Who's Who Amon~ Studrnt 'i ht GroH·s, Ill. 2 BidwP il : lril neL•.\'illf'. 0.: Mr and Mr~ . !14l A.M .r· ., Congrcsational. :-top for man~ Rio .students in Ameri<·an Lnirer~itit>s <t 11 d Col Fltl'h. Ht 1 \'inlilll: Pame la H~rold Westfall. Ch iurgo. Ill .. Di seipl ~s uf Christ, Friend:; . . the .ve<~rs to C<1nW. , leges will .:;nnn be rPlfased. ac· Sue Carter, HI. 2 Gallipolis; \Tr:. ~nd }ir!'. John S1onp and :\1ora nan, Mortnoil. H u ssi:~ n The pl ed ge~ of 1he Pi Sigm(l l ('()rd ing to Mis ~· 88rb:1ra ~~~· - ~~r~. William A. Gardner. 1\atamil~·. \lr and Mn; ;..tike Or1hocioli. U.C C., l;nit<trwn - fraternity b<l\C comJMitd Nult , Arling Dirl'ctor o! CP I-· ntmga. Edw;J rd T. Holromb, Mr(':• t:ll~· :md d::t11gh1i'r. ~lr. ont' e;wh. the 1r formal Pledg ing prO,I!Jalh i l e~e Relt~1io ns. J·:w i:1gton: Mrs. Rr1lll'rt G ('linr. <md Mr!-._ Ar!hur ljvm. iltl of A~ H11 , r.rande Colle~e con- and are now t' njoy ing the •·ac- 1 Progre~s is bring mad l' on HI. l Pt. Pleasant; lloeky L. 1 Parhr~b11ru. W. \ 'a _ h St d C · " tinur~ to grow it ~.r .l1 •·<lnlinttt 1iH'' sta tus. . I e new u tnt t>ntrr nn t'Cllll · Wr :1vt'r. ,\~rw H<~ven: . K<:~ren .lim and llalph Stt'l'iart. Dar - 10 aHrill'l :• n rven grt':t1er as- • The "Hio Grande Colle.~(' pu~. The cnmpus po.-. t oJII!'('. lo· C. .Jum·s. Pt. Pl(•o~anl; i\.-1rs. ut 1ly aml .Jrtt HtiS5~>I I. Do11na ~nrtmenl of stll deniS frp.--. 1 nil Cam pns Director.v. }91)6 · 67" calf'd in the new (f'n1er. l1a~ Ulnn E. 1;1)11dwin, K!. I Letart \\i•ldl t' ~ Jll'lll a wePk \'l:-;i1Jng failhs and rlPnnminalitltJ s \H:IIl bi:'ing di s1ri buted on Tues· been open for severu l Wt>t•ks P~. 1 Lindell J ..brvi~. Rt. 2 NuTone CHAMPION wilh Mr _ and .\ ln.: _ W 1·: 1\jf's- Tod: 1_v !It t>~' c-Jtllt' lrum tn·er day, ,'\lov. 22 1•11 c·ampus. T hI' A new C(lrnpus bulletin ho;mj l'le<ts<H tl. Ernest S. Hl:IIHlPn. blU <tnd. dtilril't>n llt SL L.otli ~. 2:< rlilfl'n'n l n' ligiou~ fit'110tninH " u·trectory ronta :ns t11e llllt11C and , 1ora 1ed ntar t I1e new (1·Hl1n_g !~rn1. W. I' a : ;~·'I r ~ ..IoI1n W. DOOR CHIME Mo <tnd wi!h Sp 4 lind .\11'!'1. ltl\n~ .a" 111 .11 ;~ s fru 1n 15 :lifft~r· ei<l~.!' nmk, tlw c<.~mpu~ addres:;: I IJ al!, w1 ll sorm be ronJplch-d 'i';n ln1·. l!endersu n: F'1·Pd J)r-;. Jo)ltl Sh~t.~lt't'n ~It fl Lt'nn:lrd ... nt s tiltt'~ t~nd tht·e~ n;il ions. and ph oot>, and rampus ad· t'onstrudion on the lat·.~e t)o:lf'l." ~:1UfT, Pumrro~ : James W. '' Wnod . Whi le th ey <trc ·at Hio . 1hrv dress (lf al l J~(;C studen t ~. JI ha~ alre~tdy hrgun. Sw:1rt. HI 1 Hacin~: Ken1on ~Jr..· · .\Llr.v Aumiller. l hrl 1 name an d pos1·· Any qiJf'~ 1·1m1s II1<1 t rn11 m<IV' JJ_ II nImnn ..S .vr:rntst>: 'I " ' - lt'arn Ill ap!Jrt'd:J if' 1ht>ir v:Jr· ;1 1so 1·i.~Ls 11e Jl rs. JJt'S· for<J w;1s taken 1o 1hr C<Jllipn- iou~ baek):!ruttnd s, and w)Jf'll lion, the horne addres.~t iHlcl have and \\'OIIId likP to srt· ;IJ',. sie A ll~tt'll••.l'. Bor!lle: Brinn 11 .. '.l r-di r-al ('f•nlt'r r1n Salurrl<~ .v ~hev leave. they Jrav -'· with <l phone. an d campus ex lension of swe red m th1s coltllllll s)mui ·i L. (' ii1·k. Mr. Alto. W. VJ .; bv tht' F'ogie~ong ambul;mrr. ht>t.ter rea li?.a1,on of the world 1ht! faeu lly, slilff, and adl 1 1i nis- b~ sent 10. "Q~estions, Box s·•!. Mrs J], ·J·)wrt T. Sands. Iron· <Ah·n• "ht' mnnins <I pati1•n1 of indi";duals in whidl llwv tration. Rw Cr<on de l'nllr·~P, H 11, torr : .\l wh;J• ·l L. S;11·k, Ill. :1 ~lr-; Hf'lt·n Sit'\lar1 s~nt livf'. What grf'.Hier lesson f'an COMING AT RIO: I (;rande. Ohio 4.)fi74.' ' lrrlrlh,n: .liitllf'S f: _ l;r;mt, Ch1l· Th:mks~· n·ing \t~iring hf'r d~Jll· -- ~- -- l~eOIIie; \ ·!rs. Pete Chaffins, !'lilt"r ;md son-in·law . Mr. and . Ht. 2 Wl1eelersbu rg; Okie ~A Vi 1 .I 1 FOODLAND SAVINGS GREW, I Colle~e. 1 1 BUT AS MOM'S BIG CHANGE • HE BECAME A BELIEVER- -- CHRISTMAS TOYS · 1 I TENDERBEST 1 : ,• · ' Mason Persona I ' ' TENDERBEST PICKENS HARDWARE 1 TENDERBEST Hn -".1 I PORK LOIN PORK LOIN 1 1 f)nspital ' Roast Roast c RIB END • FIRST CUT LOIN END LB. c CENTER CUT c c lb. lb. LB. WAX BIRCH SET c FROZEN ,Q y l ~~r Po~~::::~:, ll'mv d ' Bl k R I Cl I p An erson s ac oc {, lal' eston, uts In Apparent Low s·d I for county A'Irport H l dfomdy ;~.: :~:';;,:,~~~ ~:ckj~'::';~:"·,,.,n~;.;: r j1rs H T. Blrssin~ W<lS r!' Cl~de E ,Johnson. Ht. 1 Oak ldwd froro lh• i'l<'sant 1'•1· IIII I: ;tud Edward c. Wykoll, ley Ho~ pi1;tl to hon1e of hrr 1\t . 1 1/tlrll ri tn. <.:auRhtN ~frs. Cllilrles Han. t PT. Pl.F.,'1:-iANT _ Ander-· Others su bmitting bids WPre "·eek ~ a.nd pl;ms nre unJPrw oy Hirt h'i 1 nl,!lll ;:Jt \'11 Alto Shf' reporl t•d . son·~ Bl.;wk Huck. Inc., Cha rlt's- .~1oun1ain Stal e (': i1S!ntdiiltl to obt<l in l s_ SCI I. .Jennin ~s Mrs. R(JL:r l G. Clint, Rt. 2 Jy J:ndt 'l'\\t'll1 ~lt rll,t'r.' . ton. \\<IS the apparent low bid- Compa ny of Sou th CIJarle!'ln n. Randolph f01 the OLcJ~Jnn S('ll Pt Pll':lsilrll, duugn ter, 12 ~3 ·'I~· . and \Irs . Vir~il Pilling or der r(,r Ma::on Cu un tv's 3.200 W. Va.: H am~on flrn oks. Inc·, Randolph IS ronsidt'red "f::tthrr . Tuesdt~y, C< lllTllHI~ visited on S;ifurriay 1 foot <~ irpnrl - lnnd inz ~t rip fo l· Riverdale. Md _: Kennell! M. ·of the alrpo rt bi ll'' 111 Congrt'O.:~ . ' Disrh.arge!; f'', r11 in~ wilh Mrs Helen Stew. · lowin~ th e read ing or se \•en: Ounn Compan~' · ScJuth Charle~- which is rmtking granh possi· : \ lrs. Merrill Bunre, Carl E. I~r 1 (lnd rt~nril~· bids submi ttC'd for the ronlract ' ton. W. Va.: \\'ard Construction hie for ai rport ,·on st nlclillll. Sf't amblin. \ick 1·:. Cnllns. H vlid<~,. diru.er ~uest~ of Monday b~' the ~1ason Coun ty ' Company. Huntington and - --- - ------, Tn•nt /\. Evans. i\lr s. John M. ~.·Jr. and ~tr~ Chr ist~· Bletner Court. : Ge-nPral P avin~ Company, \tor· F11iler. Danny E. Morris. Mrs. Wt'rt' .\ lr and l\1r~ . .Jr.hn Sissfln Anderson's low hid was $212 ,- · gantown, W. Va. Rainhow Girls Hohl 1C.corge H. \-lorrow. Harry N. tJnd f. 1mily. Mr~. Ru~se ll Ca pt'· 1;-t!<.6J with the next lowf'st bid · .John A. Wil son. president r,f Initiation ICitt·~ Hhodc·s. H<~y H. Riffle. ~1rs. llJrl. .\lr <md J\'lr!" Charles Cu- being ~ ubm i tled by Howard the County Court, conduct ed ! , . lil •n ry W. Say rr., ~Irs. Lilla G hen. bo1h of Pomeruy, PI ·1t· ~ 1 . 0 f H'll ' ·d the bid-opening and sa id the ' PT. PLEAS:\NT - The P0' 111 S!low. \-Irs Ira Stepp, J,tmrs 1 mt s, JJ IIJ... Ill., Pleas nt A '·I N ·r·1 0 ,\h aud Mr ~ . Fred .Jenkins Ohio. with a $229.902.43. hids will be an;~lyzed, then ·~ s~emu ~· 0 ~· · r· L Tucker, l\frs. Hoger D Sickli nd foH111iy of Apple Grove. ~~. rushed to Wa!>ihint!hm for an· ~e.r_ 01_ Hamhow fo~ Cirl~ held 1 1e~ r·r(lnkhn J . Fran1, Tamra Ohin ~ pent Th<tnks,Q;iv mg with proval by the Frderal Avia- : lntha_tJon ce~e m onJcs \•lonJay · L. Wi~ ema n , "lrs. Joe E. Col· ~~t·~ p;.~rent ~ ~h . and \Irs. Celllf 0 ,lion Agenl·y. evenmg fo!· etgbt new nlf'llll)('rs. , lin" ;md infant son, Mrs. 1\.'hu·· ril Kirk I Ground-breaking cere mony Rhonda Kaylor, B<trb;lra Ann (·pi Q. Curonel and in!ant dau· Thanksgiri ng gttf"it~ or Mis~ will possibly be held in two ~nmas. Frt~nres Lon~. i\ tJI~l' · . ght{·r, Mrs. ll.ogt'r C. Gcwl and Bt~~ie Wright werf' !l.lrs. W. ~-lule Hogar. ~lary P la nl ~. S.m. infa nt d ~ughlt>r, Mrs. Henry W. Groggs of Atlanla . <:a. \1r _ ;-mr! I Pleasant Valley Hospit<tl . dr~ l.re ilughes . .lt~tif"ll (•n II III. ~Irs. Marvin T. Hu.•w and ~rs Cl~·de WrighL Mr. and ' t r.r mm1 and T('rt'sa Ba ll. inf:tnl daughter, Mrs. Rona ld ~r" . l);rvid \\' right. nil (Jf Hlr;- PT PLEASANT - The ('nl. Admit~d: Lonnie Hal1, , Frann·s Lautz. Wortil v Ad- G. Toland ;1nd inL:mt daughlt•r. W \' one] Ch.arles Lewis Chapter of Vin ton: Mrs Ro ::'t>r Thn• lt Hs-. v i ~nr. prrsid cd during a short 1 ey. · ·a. . . ~ . of the Anwri1·an ,... · ~1 r~. Eli1nhc1h JeHers VISII · the K Dauoh:er • f . \,a 11·ipo I'IS, 0 ·; ·Mrs. '~ or<~ N't- 1 busmess sessi on and tlw group m;1 s danee 1o be hP.Id DPI't'm 1 1 1 11 . , evo u ton WI meet rtl <l\' ~rl. Ho~s{' lt ; Bill.v Yrs1N \.al- : made plans fur a form.:ll Christ- ber 2.'! ;-d II If' Masonic Hall. e' dI twoB Wf't' and 2 P m .tn 11e . n HIIU !'l' · lip0li s Ferry : Mrs. Cl<Jyton Ad- I ...,_ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _.;....;....;_ _ _ _ _ _ _.-.., d ks, .\Uil . 1 :~·1r. 1 l,' 1ans10 "' r~ u 11 111\ 1mglutl aur 1 . . 1· B kl \lr<i. l•,. Harlow .Jones Will ams , Bidwell: William Htts~ell, . Cl k Mr ~. Bonme , ar at rc · e.v spet~k 1o th~: group 11sing w !wr New Haven. \lr . and ,.1r ~ . Clwrl{'s Kinne·. top ic "Americ<m Heri1age Dischargtd: Mr~ ~1;-~rtin of Salem. Va . ri ~i 1f'd sevt> r t~ l Prw\er. " Mrs_ Chew•r A. ?t\.OOall and d:.w(! hiH. Pt. da~ ~ with ~1r!'. F.d Roush. Roush will prr~rnt the. musical Plea sant; Joh n Rhodts Vinton: Mr. and Mr~. And~· Gaiford . portion of the pro~ram Mrs. Howard Shaw. PI Pt•·as. and ~0 11. Grf'gn ry of East Rar1k Hos tesse>!'~ for the aflf'rnoon an1: \1r~. Margu~rile .Juhnson W. V;J. visited la!'t week will1 wi ll be Mrs . James 1\k Cumb. Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Perry Jef· ht>r n;1rP11 ts. ~l r. and 1\·lr!-i . Wit· llim Smith. Mrs. Hers4:1 .4. . Hender so n, :VI r!'~ ft'rs and daughtrr, Sou1hsidt': rl Lulhr.r .Smith Charles Cottrill. Mrs ..lamrs f . . Mr~- William Huddle!iton. GaJ. .. d Eads. \1r~. Uilrold Hidt'nour, ' lipnlis F'errv: Mr~. Clayton \ir. :m \ 1rc;. II BtJd _qms of .New Y l ~ l 1e Mrs. Cl ara (',ood" 'Ill. · 1,'I rs . \1'1.1 S1 <:~ II1 . I\' est ('. o1um b'1a . Daw·n. 'th . on Tl 1<111kS~ IVIllg iiV. WI .. . 1liS ' ,;am a· u;~ 1rs · h : Mr. and 'Jl1rs. Roger .Stef'n ber~en an d B1rt l ~ . .II r. ;m d .\1rs 11 I 11 liHTl C't. R d I h pi1 rrn Th . I.1s, a son. Smith. ts .a n o p . om:1s. GaII 1po DAR u • T Meel FrJ.day I ! ' I GARAGE DOOR OPEIIITDR BONUS BUY - BULLETIN BOARD .... L~vr UH_.-4~] 4' xi X '4" SHEET SERVIT S246 '~ OLEO CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING S299 3 IDEAL f()R PANELING more economicaL BASFMENTS Adoptoblt to alllf .-._-._ ~- ... - ond wise woU 4'x8'x'l4" YOUR 4' X 8' X 1!." SHEET HARDBOARD PANELING CHOICE orul.r!! ,Jec • ln•>on(O! ~e>ul home w, ;h .. TAYlOR INDOOR • OUTDOOI ·.~t·'~., THERMOMETER • • • •• ' CHERRY · OAK ·WALNUT f) !Jeovlf 'l' ha nksgivin~ WPre ' I dinnt-r fu('st" or Mr and Mrs. Roush <md M1~ .c; Mary :linJ(. f. 'lr. ~nd F.hfor Dud- and \1r~ . ( 'h:~r lP!" Sf'\'u<· f::tmlly, Ml~s House Slippers Soft flanntl lining $1 .99 &IJ of ParkPrs hu rg wert> 1\'t't'k · md pw··l-; or \1r~. Sf'yoc.- ~ mo- /tl,•t·. ~ir• D L. nuddm~ and Shtt 1• tN . ~ lr ~. J11anila W t~rd ard n. ,: ~ir . .~1"phf'n ' f'f . Coll~l.(e W Va . spe nl ' ··r.d' I he .t . -·--· · -- -- Over-the-Shoe Boots 14" W1terproof. Whitt, bl11ck '\pe nt Thank sg iving holl - for lltllo y visiting her sisttl', Mrs. & 8i. 1 '~.as Ca lde and lami ly. :~ A1r. and ~frs. Cm tis Me Dan-, .al vi ~ ited rf!fently In Colum- 1 1<1 Sounden a11d '"'~ (;•m•run. kiwi or Er.quin Reg. 39c -~- $J.49 16c SPECIAL! LITTLE BOYS -~ -- -·---~-- r~h··;; h•ll'.' . "''a: l'i'i lh lhf'ir d.:.,,ohlf'r lOll-In-law, Mr. and Mr.. Stan- SHOE PASTE OXFORDS Broken Sites, but rul gainl, Siqs 1 112· 4 THE SHOE BOX Bild·A-Count And Say b~r­ Charge It! come see us and save nowl ,anelinq Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY At l.ow As 4111 Sh~et 4 25 fi;ATURI~, ;, • 11~•1 1>1<><1 J ;l lll•l I<Jtt••· 11 ~-;'.tG t.l o-•d l•iJ•· ~·u•n~ JJ TIOCO ~ld• Oo ll'· l~in'. u!TI • ~~"'~"'•'""K'"" C•·'"l • • SAU Plo!ICI! l<or z 36c 3 ,.,29c BLACKBERRY OR BLACK RASPBERRY 1.. _, toe nr.. •ll, """"i 2" e h C~ '!l. Tl1 2 Dr,t~nrtm :e n l c LETTUCE POTATOES I . LB. 2Sib. $ bag c.tore of Bu ilrl inH Since 1!115 " And Fret Oen "e ry '' .- King Sip OXYDOI. GianL Sire 79C TIDE G'llnt siu 79c ~ ~ - .. --- ~-- ... .., .. ..__ ._ .. _, ,, . .. . . ... MAXWELL HOUSE DRIP or REG. ' . 1, ,., ·:· '; 69c BOLD COFFEE BAG l, i.loiE 9:1~-~ 10 0 or 972-5500 __________ _... ........ - - qwt BONUS BUY PURINA so$ W. VA. Phon•173·5554 Collect- . Fabric Softener 4 LB. BAG MAINE · HEAD$ PDMERCIV CEMENT BLOCK CO. - DOWNY BEANS JELlY HEAD ~"f MASON CEE-LECT NAVY or PINTO U. S. NO. 1 hilr •1•1 J"<<I "~ " ' : ... ~ • . • ._,._..on<ONI on lb. 39c DASH BONUS BUY Solid--Crisp No Down Payment '·------------!'"'_______. '---------------------J MIDDLEPORT Cake Mix Open A If you plan to build, remodel or repair - BOX Shts Small 4 to 12 his oarPnts. ,. " 'Hi ~fr~ Dallas Cad:e. rlr. tmd .\fr~. Burns Patrick \'i~ ilinQ' -t f ·rn•h· ,,, J;::·"l ~-~~.2...:..-:.--::=----=-- House Slippers Blue felt, plaid cuff . $1 .99 ~t D 0 •I~-...:...-:..----...,_..;,.;;...._ __, BEST PRICE in the VALlEY Girls Youth'!, Boys Mens _ DUNCAN HINES Baby Food SMUCKER'S 210 SIZE S4695 <@ (Construction Grade) 4 Buckle Arctics CHILDIIt:ENS OEMf Cad lf'. a .\t lldf'nt Pn1 <•1n;t(' S1ale 60" TITAN POOL TABLE Fo/d-N-Ro/1 TABLE BOYS BROWN LEATHER IX!nna Harris. 36c GERBERS STRAINED BONUS BUY FLORIDA TENN IS *' ·~ Cake Mixes , b. TANGERINES I 25 ( Zesta Crackers 35c CHEER -~~~--~- Giant stze 79c ,• -f!IDlliJ~-- 01 !lH:xJETn ()I I O,.lG<!OW, EARLY Of Nitro 1md \-frs. D. L. £luddinq 200 ---~·-- Counf STREITTMANNS • • CARLOAD Alma Luikar1 nr ParaGist-. W \'a .. '\1is Alma Ductding J~u~m~b~o~T~o~ w~e~ls~=~29c Honey Grahams _ --· \ii ~" SCOTTS NABIS CO MORE SAVINGS FOR HOLIDAY FIX-UP TIME! ' c 1 i' - - 42c BETTY CROCKER lb~. SHEET Varietv Pack Napkins •• e-ring invutm4lrd. KELLOGGS PERT 2 LB. PKG. •.,• lb. CGf- POTATOES :• : 4-STICK dKOr.Ape~ 1 l' S15595 !LEClli!G TWO Cll I ' Gum Drops Orange Slices Cho~Jqte Drops $17.01 1t' X 24" COli FRENCH FRIED EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Coffee Mate n •• 65c M.~o~ th~e~ rs~O~a~ts~42~···=~45c .; ·• .69 clb ''· �.• \ " Joh'nson-Searls y .k V0W5 are T0 en \DiscoverRio Grande Coffege ~,. .I 6-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor_l:_o ., Nov. 30, 19 ·. Betty Soyrc -1611. . .h Rio No Longer A Baptist College i ~~7.~-::: Ten Averages: . 68 ANNOUNCI!: llANCI!1 MASON. - · 'fhe National lln!l wi:ESi : ,: -:!£:,,;, ;,~0; ;t?:.iey~~::p~g~}] 1 2 CONVENIENt ')CATIONS j TO SERVE YOU Ned d N Anna Lea While .. .. .. .. . • lin marria~e on' nes ay. ().. Thursday Women's League Smith ........ 149 1AdmiSsion is 50 cents, By c ..rJ• somervHie rector" from the seeond sem••· be learned? ' The eighth Issue of Rio' s vember. 2.ird. at the :·:~· MASON BOWLING r,ENTER Lee llichardson . . . . . . . . . 119 , As many ot the followers o!· ter 1965-66 534 students ex-- THIS PAST WEEK AT RIO: 'newspaper, "Smoke Signals," :1 Ev;-mgeltcal Plarsonage Y c Week of Nov. 21, l96S Kathy Davis 148 marrJ'a•e 11·censes In the ornr~ 46 ·, k R' 1 ' ' . d He\' Les tf'r ~ane . . !\ F' l 1 ItUs co 1umn now. 10 Grandt- , pressed a preference and 131 Each Sunday at noon, an in- w11l go on sa e on Fn ilY at I Sl. . 1 d hl of Mr. Won Lost Rome ic 'ar and ...•. • 114 ~ of the t:lcounty clerk. They wt•n , ..•iiPge w<ts alfillated with th~ ! e1'>pressed no prE'ferenc. And creasing number of families Davis-Shuler, (iillinghnm's, \'le i · le IS t lf'b auJg her M Simon's Pic A Fair 71 25 Donnn Blankenship ...... u 1Harry Joe Smith, 23, Elkhart A . B I' t C I' d. . . G d C f ., . d S ' 1and Mrs Hu ert o nson. a<· h f~ ?R ~~~~~_:_~- - - - 1 1_, ·W I ~~~~~ ap ~~ nnvt>n 10n of thed534 students wl~ ex.- . from _the area ar_e mm~ /" r~\~ _ a f', Cll ~~-e an on:- · 011 and ·hr is the son of Mr. l Sum mTers P armacy 1 Indiana and Angela Gale 1J>r ' TI Ny f s AT FIRST DAD DOUBTED OUR CLAIM, '.'The LO~EST FOOD PRICES in TOWN'~ we RESERVE! THI RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY ' I 1 1 2 1 1o . . oresse a preference. ~ pre~E'r- 1 the_ R10 Gra~de College _a e· an wmda!! ~ I~r <;. _ :m'd Mrs Rollin Sea rl s, R u t- Blue artan. . . . . .. .. . . 57 29 , APPLY FOR LICENSE !kle, l9,· Letart; Fran And r, 1 • 1 1 WI' II :s int~rt'stin~ to not1t'~,red the Roman Catho lic faLth, tena . Fa m1!~es are cord1a 11y A new ISJlil} ar, pt' rt 1 d iMason Furmture ···'· 4o 51l"1 PT. PLEASANT _ Two cou- ~ Reichert , 19, New Haven, Olfll. tl.1ut only l4 year~ liJter H 1o 1, 53 preferred the Prote~lant 'l'.elcome to use these dmmg fa- ~ m the 'Vars1 \y Shop flf Thorn· an · ndnnts were his sister B & B Market · · · · · 38 58 ! Jes have made a plkalions for Brenda Kay Burton, 16, Mason <.runc1e now mler-de-lfaith and 396 preferred a spe eilities and to take advantage as Clnthtf'rs ;1 rnund lnursriay l At le ' . R 88 p p 1aw.. 11 r 1Conkle Coa l Co ' ' 1 and hrothPr In 11ominati.mal, 1s no longer large- I c 1hc denomin ation. of the good food oftered at ver~, as Alpha Tm1 Dell<~ frah•n liiY KPIIh I<" d ' H1gh Smyle Ga me Blue Tar~ ly a Bapli~t institution as t'ar · For example :slightly O\'er i5 l reasonable pri('es. 1s feat urrd in thr mon:h ~~~ nmll d\1 r~. Oh. . h'"r"•,Y,· tan 783: B & n Mark1•t 757; · • 1 ' 1. H.ut an . 10. r I • . <~S the religious ~relerenee of i pE>r cen~ of all RGC ~tudento.:_ .~e names ol t!Je Studen t .Ju , Dece_u~urr. . .. . _ , .. IN and brolher-in-law, Mr . . B ~ H Ma~~et 750. the studtnl body ts conCf'rned .l y.ho reg 1stered last spnng prt>- ' d1c1ary members were announ - Fnday 1s Sad Jf' H.1wkms . d , 1.. 1, bert w·JJ 'alllS Har· : Ihgh Jndl \o'idual G<~me: Wan. • stu dent who registers I· ferred the "le1hodist denomina· red a few weeks ago on cam- I1!lay .. <1 l R'1o. 'I d ,. ,Ill • ls I(J I l . B ' Earn USE PICKENS' . _ h 1:~any d ay. hltTJ P n.~ 1111V· .t 11 e. 0111.0, J¥'lr . and :1'Irs • da Gabritsch 212: Reily, all'y 1 al Rto Grande ~o~~~ge m~~ or i tion. Thit-> ~·as by far th~ m~st · pu~. They are: Bob Hughes ~ ~~en~s w1ll e ~-~~~'-~\e wtl . il lhllin Searls and \1arty. 208:. ~eula~ Bo(;.c:k ~Ol.p· A' CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN! mayf not recor . 1s ~ehtu~us l preferred ~ingl e denom mat1rn : Chtef J_usti('e. Newark : B~ ! ~g b an\r h111a t~ 1 · ~pon~r)r~ For her wedding tlw bride ~~1g Ser81cs&· 0 m111on ~ l ~c .2 1 5t epl~/llf' pre . ,:o n('e on h1s reglstratJOn 1 Jasl spring semes ter. Boll , Rw Grandr : l t' Y ,rc nr. r_a er111 y att{ lworr .1 blue dress trimmed in · Fa tr 2171: ~> JYarKe 16: 1 Smatf down payment holds f\>rm. Of tht 481 !.ludents who di d ' Like, Sciutoville: John Helbl-, A.W.S.. the As socw1ton of Wmn · i ,111.1 ' . 1 t h. ·' hat and Ulue Tartan 2145. merchandise until Christmas . h "S .' d D 'd S . Sl d I \\ e \\Ill mac mg H. I I d' 'd I S . B t Accor dmg to t e tudent D_l_· e~press a p~·e tr.:ence of a s:pe-- sell, Newark: an av1 . cr~g~, 11·n • u t'J: ,s. " .. ! bi < H'k HITessorie s. 1g 1 n_ 1V1 ua . ene~: .e~ Y! 1 ===~=:.-:-::-_::-::_:-:.._ 1•clt \C denom m<~l ton . Ihe results Brant Pcrtsmouth; and Jl nwaHl l .A •Dan1sh f;!m, , Wrel\rnd. l ,. . , 1. . J ohnson Batry 533; W.1nda (,ahn1srh l 1 .1 1 7, 11w 1n1mer ~- 1ss fui'ther sub~ t anti ale the fact Tarlow. Wvncot e Pa. \\'I I1 ~~e ~ 1tuv.tl lill ' l'l(ay a · f · h · gndunted rom I"·ta hamn H'1~ h] . thCJI Rto is lruly inl t:r-deno mi· Rubert Ewing. t\s~oc i ate Pro-· r m. m I e Dav1:;; 11<-~ll Ht'c. ' , ' I" f • M ed 111 the Army threehyeors. 196 J. . . (' d .. 1 1Sdlill' 1 c,J:o.s o r. . I for d l Open Every Day, At! Day, 7:00 til 5:30 : n<~t ional . fessor or Eng!1sh, was lionur·ect l Room hy II1e I1:o .ran e 1'111'1' .·.·, , ct-> R 1 1 }I' h i lie 1s empoye <Jt t e m- . 1 I . . · ' · \I . . · .. ., ,..1Sr'all~ uHlll oo ut anr 1g . !'I . (' , 1 Mason, W, Va. 1 tllllh~lon h 2,) (t 0 ·' ...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ The results are listed below at t1e 1wlf-t1me cerrmomes ;rti._oc1ey. . h perw d h'IS 1ltg . 1 . · Sdlflnl nnd comp 1f'1r . , ·,~cl n r ,ompany , 1 a 1 wi1h tht' denominations ii ~ t ed in the Homecommg ganl.t' on S;lf .. per person. . Mtddleport. :\Jr. and ~~ r s. 1.1 h 1 educatlon 1 d Out-of-town persons attending ord •ro lde~igna tedpre l {'re nt:es: ' urday, ~\ov. . .s srrvw~' . i ..I\'ednt'suay, 0 01. · 7 II 1roug:1 1' !irlwo w ll e _e serv· ~~Searls ;.~re rf'S .d. 1(1 for Iu ____ I tng at R11\an. · _ 1 lh~ wedding of Miss Sheila Wal- Ill Mt'lhodist _ 169 : t2) CaU·.o- to the College dur ing the pa:--t · l•nday, Dt•r. 9 are 1hc 1aH·.' ker and '1r. Oke~· :'\ idml<Js lie_ 85 : 131 BCiptist _ i:l : 14 112r, years. , 1for 11tr three evening prrll!rm· Howard on Nuvembrr 2:ith were Prt>~byterian _ 43 : 151 E u R. ' 0( the m;.~n~ visitors hi Rill' s awPs ol 1he musir<ll · P81ll! Ne\VS ~1r. an~ M~s. Harry W n I r 1:' . _ 27 : ill ! Lutht'r<m _ 23 . campus uvt>r Homeronung. near- Your Wngnn _. , M~rlyn ~ountill~ . ~ ~t ~' · _Ind.:. Mr . .and 1il Ep iscopa l _ 14; 181 Jy all expre~sed the opinion lh <~l i Assistan t P1:ol t~ssn~ of \\u ~ ir. r . In;_ Tltr~ Da\ IS, C~ nt rn- tl lt>. · church of Christeigh t: th ey \ikrd RG C very mu('h. 111 1 rxtends ;m IIIV IWiwn !o Clll Hl,\zrr Hospital: Vi-;;i\ing Ind .: Mrs, Wayrw K1·ll.v <lnd 191 Chmti;m _ sevE-n: IIO !j fac1, some \'islting studenb 1area residen1 s to see any nr all lmur:-, 2_4 <tral 7.g p.m. Paren1s rhlldren. Htf'hn:~nd . lnd:; Mr \aza rene _ six: rlt\ Church o' i ment ioned that they would li~ e· ol tlw : :.:t> . pt: rfo rmanl'~'S 1o !W tmly on Pediatrirs Ward. and _Mrs. Don Kin~. Lewtsbmg . (;od - 1(1111' : 1121 Greek Ortho- · lo trattsfer to IUo' )l{']d in Commun il y IJ;.~Ii . , Admissions W. \ ;r : Mr!" ~ar:"ha\1 ('ox ;md dox . .ltwi!'h, RLDS _ three , The Log Cabin Book Store ~ The n ;~ nws or Ihe 12 HCC] ra 1il ~1. Clifford, Sr., 109t. ~am1 lv .. Ravenswood i'o ·1r. and J!il'l: 113 ) Ch ri slian S•·'t•nce. which opent'd on Mond<ty, Nov . l ~tuden 1 s who rn<Jde thi s .\'(';l( S Sun~.l·l llr. \'Irs. ~1. Ray .1r.~. (h:l rl es .Watkrr, :\1d'nn- Chri ~ lt ~in Union _ two (lie ·1; 2 promi.<;f'S In be a ftt'f!Uen l Who's Who Amon~ Studrnt 'i ht GroH·s, Ill. 2 BidwP il : lril neL•.\'illf'. 0.: Mr and Mr~ . !14l A.M .r· ., Congrcsational. :-top for man~ Rio .students in Ameri<·an Lnirer~itit>s <t 11 d Col Fltl'h. Ht 1 \'inlilll: Pame la H~rold Westfall. Ch iurgo. Ill .. Di seipl ~s uf Christ, Friend:; . . the .ve<~rs to C<1nW. , leges will .:;nnn be rPlfased. ac· Sue Carter, HI. 2 Gallipolis; \Tr:. ~nd }ir!'. John S1onp and :\1ora nan, Mortnoil. H u ssi:~ n The pl ed ge~ of 1he Pi Sigm(l l ('()rd ing to Mis ~· 88rb:1ra ~~~· - ~~r~. William A. Gardner. 1\atamil~·. \lr and Mn; ;..tike Or1hocioli. U.C C., l;nit<trwn - fraternity b<l\C comJMitd Nult , Arling Dirl'ctor o! CP I-· ntmga. Edw;J rd T. Holromb, Mr(':• t:ll~· :md d::t11gh1i'r. ~lr. ont' e;wh. the 1r formal Pledg ing prO,I!Jalh i l e~e Relt~1io ns. J·:w i:1gton: Mrs. Rr1lll'rt G ('linr. <md Mr!-._ Ar!hur ljvm. iltl of A~ H11 , r.rande Colle~e con- and are now t' njoy ing the •·ac- 1 Progre~s is bring mad l' on HI. l Pt. Pleasant; lloeky L. 1 Parhr~b11ru. W. \ 'a _ h St d C · " tinur~ to grow it ~.r .l1 •·<lnlinttt 1iH'' sta tus. . I e new u tnt t>ntrr nn t'Cllll · Wr :1vt'r. ,\~rw H<~ven: . K<:~ren .lim and llalph Stt'l'iart. Dar - 10 aHrill'l :• n rven grt':t1er as- • The "Hio Grande Colle.~(' pu~. The cnmpus po.-. t oJII!'('. lo· C. .Jum·s. Pt. Pl(•o~anl; i\.-1rs. ut 1ly aml .Jrtt HtiS5~>I I. Do11na ~nrtmenl of stll deniS frp.--. 1 nil Cam pns Director.v. }91)6 · 67" calf'd in the new (f'n1er. l1a~ Ulnn E. 1;1)11dwin, K!. I Letart \\i•ldl t' ~ Jll'lll a wePk \'l:-;i1Jng failhs and rlPnnminalitltJ s \H:IIl bi:'ing di s1ri buted on Tues· been open for severu l Wt>t•ks P~. 1 Lindell J ..brvi~. Rt. 2 NuTone CHAMPION wilh Mr _ and .\ ln.: _ W 1·: 1\jf's- Tod: 1_v !It t>~' c-Jtllt' lrum tn·er day, ,'\lov. 22 1•11 c·ampus. T hI' A new C(lrnpus bulletin ho;mj l'le<ts<H tl. Ernest S. Hl:IIHlPn. blU <tnd. dtilril't>n llt SL L.otli ~. 2:< rlilfl'n'n l n' ligiou~ fit'110tninH " u·trectory ronta :ns t11e llllt11C and , 1ora 1ed ntar t I1e new (1·Hl1n_g !~rn1. W. I' a : ;~·'I r ~ ..IoI1n W. DOOR CHIME Mo <tnd wi!h Sp 4 lind .\11'!'1. ltl\n~ .a" 111 .11 ;~ s fru 1n 15 :lifft~r· ei<l~.!' nmk, tlw c<.~mpu~ addres:;: I IJ al!, w1 ll sorm be ronJplch-d 'i';n ln1·. l!endersu n: F'1·Pd J)r-;. Jo)ltl Sh~t.~lt't'n ~It fl Lt'nn:lrd ... nt s tiltt'~ t~nd tht·e~ n;il ions. and ph oot>, and rampus ad· t'onstrudion on the lat·.~e t)o:lf'l." ~:1UfT, Pumrro~ : James W. '' Wnod . Whi le th ey <trc ·at Hio . 1hrv dress (lf al l J~(;C studen t ~. JI ha~ alre~tdy hrgun. Sw:1rt. HI 1 Hacin~: Ken1on ~Jr..· · .\Llr.v Aumiller. l hrl 1 name an d pos1·· Any qiJf'~ 1·1m1s II1<1 t rn11 m<IV' JJ_ II nImnn ..S .vr:rntst>: 'I " ' - lt'arn Ill ap!Jrt'd:J if' 1ht>ir v:Jr· ;1 1so 1·i.~Ls 11e Jl rs. JJt'S· for<J w;1s taken 1o 1hr C<Jllipn- iou~ baek):!ruttnd s, and w)Jf'll lion, the horne addres.~t iHlcl have and \\'OIIId likP to srt· ;IJ',. sie A ll~tt'll••.l'. Bor!lle: Brinn 11 .. '.l r-di r-al ('f•nlt'r r1n Salurrl<~ .v ~hev leave. they Jrav -'· with <l phone. an d campus ex lension of swe red m th1s coltllllll s)mui ·i L. (' ii1·k. Mr. Alto. W. VJ .; bv tht' F'ogie~ong ambul;mrr. ht>t.ter rea li?.a1,on of the world 1ht! faeu lly, slilff, and adl 1 1i nis- b~ sent 10. "Q~estions, Box s·•!. Mrs J], ·J·)wrt T. Sands. Iron· <Ah·n• "ht' mnnins <I pati1•n1 of indi";duals in whidl llwv tration. Rw Cr<on de l'nllr·~P, H 11, torr : .\l wh;J• ·l L. S;11·k, Ill. :1 ~lr-; Hf'lt·n Sit'\lar1 s~nt livf'. What grf'.Hier lesson f'an COMING AT RIO: I (;rande. Ohio 4.)fi74.' ' lrrlrlh,n: .liitllf'S f: _ l;r;mt, Ch1l· Th:mks~· n·ing \t~iring hf'r d~Jll· -- ~- -- l~eOIIie; \ ·!rs. Pete Chaffins, !'lilt"r ;md son-in·law . Mr. and . Ht. 2 Wl1eelersbu rg; Okie ~A Vi 1 .I 1 FOODLAND SAVINGS GREW, I Colle~e. 1 1 BUT AS MOM'S BIG CHANGE • HE BECAME A BELIEVER- -- CHRISTMAS TOYS · 1 I TENDERBEST 1 : ,• · ' Mason Persona I ' ' TENDERBEST PICKENS HARDWARE 1 TENDERBEST Hn -".1 I PORK LOIN PORK LOIN 1 1 f)nspital ' Roast Roast c RIB END • FIRST CUT LOIN END LB. c CENTER CUT c c lb. lb. LB. WAX BIRCH SET c FROZEN ,Q y l ~~r Po~~::::~:, ll'mv d ' Bl k R I Cl I p An erson s ac oc {, lal' eston, uts In Apparent Low s·d I for county A'Irport H l dfomdy ;~.: :~:';;,:,~~~ ~:ckj~'::';~:"·,,.,n~;.;: r j1rs H T. Blrssin~ W<lS r!' Cl~de E ,Johnson. Ht. 1 Oak ldwd froro lh• i'l<'sant 1'•1· IIII I: ;tud Edward c. Wykoll, ley Ho~ pi1;tl to hon1e of hrr 1\t . 1 1/tlrll ri tn. <.:auRhtN ~frs. Cllilrles Han. t PT. Pl.F.,'1:-iANT _ Ander-· Others su bmitting bids WPre "·eek ~ a.nd pl;ms nre unJPrw oy Hirt h'i 1 nl,!lll ;:Jt \'11 Alto Shf' reporl t•d . son·~ Bl.;wk Huck. Inc., Cha rlt's- .~1oun1ain Stal e (': i1S!ntdiiltl to obt<l in l s_ SCI I. .Jennin ~s Mrs. R(JL:r l G. Clint, Rt. 2 Jy J:ndt 'l'\\t'll1 ~lt rll,t'r.' . ton. \\<IS the apparent low bid- Compa ny of Sou th CIJarle!'ln n. Randolph f01 the OLcJ~Jnn S('ll Pt Pll':lsilrll, duugn ter, 12 ~3 ·'I~· . and \Irs . Vir~il Pilling or der r(,r Ma::on Cu un tv's 3.200 W. Va.: H am~on flrn oks. Inc·, Randolph IS ronsidt'red "f::tthrr . Tuesdt~y, C< lllTllHI~ visited on S;ifurriay 1 foot <~ irpnrl - lnnd inz ~t rip fo l· Riverdale. Md _: Kennell! M. ·of the alrpo rt bi ll'' 111 Congrt'O.:~ . ' Disrh.arge!; f'', r11 in~ wilh Mrs Helen Stew. · lowin~ th e read ing or se \•en: Ounn Compan~' · ScJuth Charle~- which is rmtking granh possi· : \ lrs. Merrill Bunre, Carl E. I~r 1 (lnd rt~nril~· bids submi ttC'd for the ronlract ' ton. W. Va.: \\'ard Construction hie for ai rport ,·on st nlclillll. Sf't amblin. \ick 1·:. Cnllns. H vlid<~,. diru.er ~uest~ of Monday b~' the ~1ason Coun ty ' Company. Huntington and - --- - ------, Tn•nt /\. Evans. i\lr s. John M. ~.·Jr. and ~tr~ Chr ist~· Bletner Court. : Ge-nPral P avin~ Company, \tor· F11iler. Danny E. Morris. Mrs. Wt'rt' .\ lr and l\1r~ . .Jr.hn Sissfln Anderson's low hid was $212 ,- · gantown, W. Va. Rainhow Girls Hohl 1C.corge H. \-lorrow. Harry N. tJnd f. 1mily. Mr~. Ru~se ll Ca pt'· 1;-t!<.6J with the next lowf'st bid · .John A. Wil son. president r,f Initiation ICitt·~ Hhodc·s. H<~y H. Riffle. ~1rs. llJrl. .\lr <md J\'lr!" Charles Cu- being ~ ubm i tled by Howard the County Court, conduct ed ! , . lil •n ry W. Say rr., ~Irs. Lilla G hen. bo1h of Pomeruy, PI ·1t· ~ 1 . 0 f H'll ' ·d the bid-opening and sa id the ' PT. PLEAS:\NT - The P0' 111 S!low. \-Irs Ira Stepp, J,tmrs 1 mt s, JJ IIJ... Ill., Pleas nt A '·I N ·r·1 0 ,\h aud Mr ~ . Fred .Jenkins Ohio. with a $229.902.43. hids will be an;~lyzed, then ·~ s~emu ~· 0 ~· · r· L Tucker, l\frs. Hoger D Sickli nd foH111iy of Apple Grove. ~~. rushed to Wa!>ihint!hm for an· ~e.r_ 01_ Hamhow fo~ Cirl~ held 1 1e~ r·r(lnkhn J . Fran1, Tamra Ohin ~ pent Th<tnks,Q;iv mg with proval by the Frderal Avia- : lntha_tJon ce~e m onJcs \•lonJay · L. Wi~ ema n , "lrs. Joe E. Col· ~~t·~ p;.~rent ~ ~h . and \Irs. Celllf 0 ,lion Agenl·y. evenmg fo!· etgbt new nlf'llll)('rs. , lin" ;md infant son, Mrs. 1\.'hu·· ril Kirk I Ground-breaking cere mony Rhonda Kaylor, B<trb;lra Ann (·pi Q. Curonel and in!ant dau· Thanksgiri ng gttf"it~ or Mis~ will possibly be held in two ~nmas. Frt~nres Lon~. i\ tJI~l' · . ght{·r, Mrs. ll.ogt'r C. Gcwl and Bt~~ie Wright werf' !l.lrs. W. ~-lule Hogar. ~lary P la nl ~. S.m. infa nt d ~ughlt>r, Mrs. Henry W. Groggs of Atlanla . <:a. \1r _ ;-mr! I Pleasant Valley Hospit<tl . dr~ l.re ilughes . .lt~tif"ll (•n II III. ~Irs. Marvin T. Hu.•w and ~rs Cl~·de WrighL Mr. and ' t r.r mm1 and T('rt'sa Ba ll. inf:tnl daughter, Mrs. Rona ld ~r" . l);rvid \\' right. nil (Jf Hlr;- PT PLEASANT - The ('nl. Admit~d: Lonnie Hal1, , Frann·s Lautz. Wortil v Ad- G. Toland ;1nd inL:mt daughlt•r. W \' one] Ch.arles Lewis Chapter of Vin ton: Mrs Ro ::'t>r Thn• lt Hs-. v i ~nr. prrsid cd during a short 1 ey. · ·a. . . ~ . of the Anwri1·an ,... · ~1 r~. Eli1nhc1h JeHers VISII · the K Dauoh:er • f . \,a 11·ipo I'IS, 0 ·; ·Mrs. '~ or<~ N't- 1 busmess sessi on and tlw group m;1 s danee 1o be hP.Id DPI't'm 1 1 1 11 . , evo u ton WI meet rtl <l\' ~rl. Ho~s{' lt ; Bill.v Yrs1N \.al- : made plans fur a form.:ll Christ- ber 2.'! ;-d II If' Masonic Hall. e' dI twoB Wf't' and 2 P m .tn 11e . n HIIU !'l' · lip0li s Ferry : Mrs. Cl<Jyton Ad- I ...,_ _ _ _ _.__ _ _ _.;....;....;_ _ _ _ _ _ _.-.., d ks, .\Uil . 1 :~·1r. 1 l,' 1ans10 "' r~ u 11 111\ 1mglutl aur 1 . . 1· B kl \lr<i. l•,. Harlow .Jones Will ams , Bidwell: William Htts~ell, . Cl k Mr ~. Bonme , ar at rc · e.v spet~k 1o th~: group 11sing w !wr New Haven. \lr . and ,.1r ~ . Clwrl{'s Kinne·. top ic "Americ<m Heri1age Dischargtd: Mr~ ~1;-~rtin of Salem. Va . ri ~i 1f'd sevt> r t~ l Prw\er. " Mrs_ Chew•r A. ?t\.OOall and d:.w(! hiH. Pt. da~ ~ with ~1r!'. F.d Roush. Roush will prr~rnt the. musical Plea sant; Joh n Rhodts Vinton: Mr. and Mr~. And~· Gaiford . portion of the pro~ram Mrs. Howard Shaw. PI Pt•·as. and ~0 11. Grf'gn ry of East Rar1k Hos tesse>!'~ for the aflf'rnoon an1: \1r~. Margu~rile .Juhnson W. V;J. visited la!'t week will1 wi ll be Mrs . James 1\k Cumb. Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Perry Jef· ht>r n;1rP11 ts. ~l r. and 1\·lr!-i . Wit· llim Smith. Mrs. Hers4:1 .4. . Hender so n, :VI r!'~ ft'rs and daughtrr, Sou1hsidt': rl Lulhr.r .Smith Charles Cottrill. Mrs ..lamrs f . . Mr~- William Huddle!iton. GaJ. .. d Eads. \1r~. Uilrold Hidt'nour, ' lipnlis F'errv: Mr~. Clayton \ir. :m \ 1rc;. II BtJd _qms of .New Y l ~ l 1e Mrs. Cl ara (',ood" 'Ill. · 1,'I rs . \1'1.1 S1 <:~ II1 . I\' est ('. o1um b'1a . Daw·n. 'th . on Tl 1<111kS~ IVIllg iiV. WI .. . 1liS ' ,;am a· u;~ 1rs · h : Mr. and 'Jl1rs. Roger .Stef'n ber~en an d B1rt l ~ . .II r. ;m d .\1rs 11 I 11 liHTl C't. R d I h pi1 rrn Th . I.1s, a son. Smith. ts .a n o p . om:1s. GaII 1po DAR u • T Meel FrJ.day I ! ' I GARAGE DOOR OPEIIITDR BONUS BUY - BULLETIN BOARD .... L~vr UH_.-4~] 4' xi X '4" SHEET SERVIT S246 '~ OLEO CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING S299 3 IDEAL f()R PANELING more economicaL BASFMENTS Adoptoblt to alllf .-._-._ ~- ... - ond wise woU 4'x8'x'l4" YOUR 4' X 8' X 1!." SHEET HARDBOARD PANELING CHOICE orul.r!! ,Jec • ln•>on(O! ~e>ul home w, ;h .. TAYlOR INDOOR • OUTDOOI ·.~t·'~., THERMOMETER • • • •• ' CHERRY · OAK ·WALNUT f) !Jeovlf 'l' ha nksgivin~ WPre ' I dinnt-r fu('st" or Mr and Mrs. Roush <md M1~ .c; Mary :linJ(. f. 'lr. ~nd F.hfor Dud- and \1r~ . ( 'h:~r lP!" Sf'\'u<· f::tmlly, Ml~s House Slippers Soft flanntl lining $1 .99 &IJ of ParkPrs hu rg wert> 1\'t't'k · md pw··l-; or \1r~. Sf'yoc.- ~ mo- /tl,•t·. ~ir• D L. nuddm~ and Shtt 1• tN . ~ lr ~. J11anila W t~rd ard n. ,: ~ir . .~1"phf'n ' f'f . Coll~l.(e W Va . spe nl ' ··r.d' I he .t . -·--· · -- -- Over-the-Shoe Boots 14" W1terproof. Whitt, bl11ck '\pe nt Thank sg iving holl - for lltllo y visiting her sisttl', Mrs. & 8i. 1 '~.as Ca lde and lami ly. :~ A1r. and ~frs. Cm tis Me Dan-, .al vi ~ ited rf!fently In Colum- 1 1<1 Sounden a11d '"'~ (;•m•run. kiwi or Er.quin Reg. 39c -~- $J.49 16c SPECIAL! LITTLE BOYS -~ -- -·---~-- r~h··;; h•ll'.' . "''a: l'i'i lh lhf'ir d.:.,,ohlf'r lOll-In-law, Mr. and Mr.. 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BAG MAINE · HEAD$ PDMERCIV CEMENT BLOCK CO. - DOWNY BEANS JELlY HEAD ~"f MASON CEE-LECT NAVY or PINTO U. S. NO. 1 hilr •1•1 J"<<I "~ " ' : ... ~ • . • ._,._..on<ONI on lb. 39c DASH BONUS BUY Solid--Crisp No Down Payment '·------------!'"'_______. '---------------------J MIDDLEPORT Cake Mix Open A If you plan to build, remodel or repair - BOX Shts Small 4 to 12 his oarPnts. ,. " 'Hi ~fr~ Dallas Cad:e. rlr. tmd .\fr~. Burns Patrick \'i~ ilinQ' -t f ·rn•h· ,,, J;::·"l ~-~~.2...:..-:.--::=----=-- House Slippers Blue felt, plaid cuff . $1 .99 ~t D 0 •I~-...:...-:..----...,_..;,.;;...._ __, BEST PRICE in the VALlEY Girls Youth'!, Boys Mens _ DUNCAN HINES Baby Food SMUCKER'S 210 SIZE S4695 <@ (Construction Grade) 4 Buckle Arctics CHILDIIt:ENS OEMf Cad lf'. a .\t lldf'nt Pn1 <•1n;t(' S1ale 60" TITAN POOL TABLE Fo/d-N-Ro/1 TABLE BOYS BROWN LEATHER IX!nna Harris. 36c GERBERS STRAINED BONUS BUY FLORIDA TENN IS *' ·~ Cake Mixes , b. TANGERINES I 25 ( Zesta Crackers 35c CHEER -~~~--~- Giant stze 79c ,• -f!IDlliJ~-- 01 !lH:xJETn ()I I O,.lG<!OW, EARLY Of Nitro 1md \-frs. D. L. £luddinq 200 ---~·-- Counf STREITTMANNS • • CARLOAD Alma Luikar1 nr ParaGist-. W \'a .. '\1is Alma Ductding J~u~m~b~o~T~o~ w~e~ls~=~29c Honey Grahams _ --· \ii ~" SCOTTS NABIS CO MORE SAVINGS FOR HOLIDAY FIX-UP TIME! ' c 1 i' - - 42c BETTY CROCKER lb~. SHEET Varietv Pack Napkins •• e-ring invutm4lrd. KELLOGGS PERT 2 LB. PKG. •.,• lb. CGf- POTATOES :• : 4-STICK dKOr.Ape~ 1 l' S15595 !LEClli!G TWO Cll I ' Gum Drops Orange Slices Cho~Jqte Drops $17.01 1t' X 24" COli FRENCH FRIED EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Coffee Mate n •• 65c M.~o~ th~e~ rs~O~a~ts~42~···=~45c .; ·• .69 clb ''· �' I ' J-bo!l:l ~!let !'emeroy-Middleport, 0., defended himself unsaeet!Uilll· twr ..,., -nam, il, llled Ilona, 111J1i11 rellablt·cllplomdo 1'uesdi!Y ou a ebarge •of •lao rotlce of apPeal· IJid waa re- lc aoureet uld tAxlay. .. · a riot He waa f®Dd -leaaed on t300 bond. Tbanl 1181 wxlerstood ·to bavt ceonUnued From Pqe One) ta='l'• fined •$100 and 1011feoo. 'JI Indicated 1 t!banp of beart 60 the powderkeg erlslsln the MJd. ed days al hard lotm•.. Thant Willing during .a brief villi by a llvt • dle East oo Soviet agltat!qp. The ~tudent Nonviolent Coor- VNlTED NATIONS' V man Security Councll : delega. strove desperately tAxlay to dinatlng Committee , (SNCC) Thsnl, yielding 1n1a· sense · to· lion late TUesday. The lull l5o turn aside new threats to hls aaid faUure · to pay papillar demand• Is ready · to member body llrsl met , oecre~ WASHINGTON (UPll - The regime by hard-Une Arab ex· the fine would result In an accept another term aa seere- ly for three 'bours to frame II Pentagon is lowering Ure mental ,?,""mists and to e~tabhsh a of the jail term to tary general ol the United Na· approach to him, Nov. SO, 1968 Mental Level UPIBriefs For Draft Is Lowered Shar~m Percey, John D. IV Announce Wedding Plans CHICAGO (UPI) - Sharon Lee Percy, daughter of Sen.-elect Charles Percy, is engaged to marry John D. Rockefeller IV, Ute society bachelor who was a "pilstandards ror draftees again balance. of power .with l!lrael. lar of strength" when Sharon's twin sister was murdered. ,. ~ and is laying plans to rescreen As tenstOns rema.10., 1 Percy and his wife, Loraine. Tue1day announced 2.4 million men previously th.n at any lime m the the engagement of their 21-year-old daughter to Rockeli , ! rejected for mUitary service. decade, the young monarch feller at their home in Ken- i--- ----- - - - · But the latest reduction of ~ummoned the Jordanian par· nilworth. 1 Rockefeller said the couple [ standards, effective Thursday, hamenl ~ diSCUss the cns1s. A Marrh wedding in Chicago would live in his large stone probably will not produce more The meetmg was set for Thurs. wa:-: planned. house in South Hills. the most than 40,000 additional men for rlay. Rol'kefeller one of the na- exclusive section or Charleston, the armed forces, according t• lion's most 'eligible bachelors ., W. Va. I Defense Department manpower Tensions Mount and one of the wealthiest, was Rockefeller, who will make , experts. 'SEOUL - mE SECONII recently electt.ad to the We s t 1$1,500 a year as a member of 1 • The manpower pool to ~ alleged Communist North KorVirginia legislature. , the West Virginia House or , tapped comprises those class!- ean naval attack on South The betrothal came just two IDelegates, refers to hunself as ied t-Y by the Selective Service Korean vessels within eight months and 10 days aller a the "first Rockefeller DemoSystem. But even with the days boosted tension today In killer slipped into Windward, crat." I newly reduced standards mosl !he demilitarized zone dividing the Percy mansion where the of these men will be screened North and South Korea. announcement was made. and out automatically for physic3l Four North Korean gunboats ;tabbed and beat Valerie Percy u 00 or mental reasons. reportedly machine-gunned and to death. Sharon was asleep Only those who are phslcally shelled an unarmed 30 • boat across the hall. Mr. Kenneth E. !Genel Riggs, fit and scored above the lowest &.uth Korean fishing fleet south Rockefeller, 29, a nephew of UXI agent for the John Hancock 10 per cent rn the mental o< the demarcation line ToesNew York Gov. Nelson H.ockeMutual Life Insurance Company examination will be affected- day and fled with one boat and Cinnamon Stick feller and Gov.-elect Wmthrop has been selected as "Mr. ' and then only if !hey meet its crew of eight as captives. 1nd Btlll Rockefeller of Arkansas, immeChamp" of the company's Life- certain additional standards. . . . line Career Conference School The latest change, announced Jf' orst in year diately chartered a plane and flew to Sharon's side .. A close The fmal meeb"g ol the in September of 1005 at the ! by the Pentagon Tnesday, THE WORST WIDESPREAD , frnmd of the fam1ly sa1d Jay, Meigs Countv Umt ol the Aux- home office in Bo::~ton makes eligible for m1htan: . th t d ·as he IS · kno't'.n ' to rnen · ds, was. 1hary ·· • · . ene State Patrol for 1966 was This award is presented to service all h1gh school gra-• weatherthm a ·year · rea tod · at the Ra- the agent the compa ny feels duatcs who are phystcally . fi t nearlyld e entrr~rnJnatron ay a· ·• p1·11 ar of st reng th" 1Q Sh ar- 1 hel d Monday evemng • d · h d 1 h f 1 . . · as co wave wa ngs were en urmg t e or ea t at o · cme LegiClfl Post, With 10 mem- 1has showed the most progress and who scored between 10 and . ed f th R k' · capwm ,,. and has done the most outstand- 15 on the armed forces 1ssuth or •e oc dtes an Iowed. b~:rs pr~sent. Aux1·11ary 1ams an · Th e enga gemen t came as n0 .John "V11l d h r . 1Y, hampered nor ern pmovement opene t e mee m~, ing job· in the in~urance :i~ld qualification test. Prev1ous in ~urprise. Sharon and .John had <1nd conducted the routme bma· in a one year penod. followmg they had to have a score of at M.d t bL>t~n dating for about 1Y2 ,., t · 1 wes . ness. , the schCX:I. . · least 16. The perfec score !S Only those portions of the years. 'l'hey met in Washington Sgt. P. D. McCr~ed}.. Com- Mr. R1ggs will return to 100. . . tion outside and south of the in the summer of 1965. mander of the Gallipolis Po~t. Boston where on Dec. 2 he In addition it also quahf1es . , d . ti taln ··-h · · · ' nation s omma ng moun gave a report on L e f1rst SIX · will give a 30-minute speech Lo those who did not graduate ped th 1 hi rth M ranges esca e onsaug. months of activity 0 e eJgs the new class and at"thiS !nne from high school If they are Even so, Florida vegetable umt. He noted that lhe Umt 1will also be presented w1th a physically ril scored between 16 b '"" f er . 1 an d trophy ror his ach1evement. . . . . test, growers FREE GIFT WRAP h<1d 462. hours of patro He and · 30 on the· quahf1cal10n . h f tral:o:u or an ov • desk duty con:bined, then gave was selected over a class of and showed an aptitu~c in at mg t ros. ~ i a comprehens1ve report on the 42 other agents representing 20 least one military spec1alty. A th H R b· 69 fi~rd meeting of the Stale · dirfere nl sta tes and Puerto Rico_ The new reduction in stan-!W ron.g War? r ur dcnrdy osend allm. f t .. Highwav Pa trol Auxrliarv CounIn tho Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• A GOLD STAR STORE Pomerov. IP vester <lY a er- . - . . . . 1 Mrs · Rr·ggs wr·u accompartv. dards rs· part of Defense SELMA, ALA. - .WEARING noon in the Veterans ~iemorial Cll of ....ldmmrstratlon, at Mrl· her husband to Boston and tht•y ' Secretary Robert S. McNama- combat b':"ts and olive drabV POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE A ~K FOR YOUR · 1. surv1vors ·me1ude ler's \iJJlage Inn, Gahanna, on 1· will depart from Colu mbus by ra's program to qualify ..40 '000 111wears he II never 1'\U Hosp1ta ed wear k in let 1 • blac two sons. Dllnatd Rosenbaum, Thurs~ay, No.v.ember 3. Changes j jet Thursday morning, Dec . Js:t. ! former rejects for m1htary Nam 1! drat . fREE TICKET Daylon: Danny Rosenbaum. Co- maJe m A.uxlllary. procedure .at Mr. and Mrs. Riggs reside at . serv ice during the 12 months advoc-.t~- Stoke!~··- ~C~ar2:m~~~c~h~a~el~;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~!!!!!!!!~;~;;~!!!!!!!l!!!~ Jumbus. four grJndrhildrer., i thJs council meetmg w~re diS·· Rt. I, Reedsville. that began last Oct. 1. two brothers. Fred. P(lmrroy, ! cussed. most notable bemg dJsand Paul. Porhmouth . rnntmuanre of the Annual Aux. Mr. Rosf'nbaum was n mem - iliary Inspection, effel'tlve Jan- : ' 0 Ul Ing 1 ber of the St. Paul's Luthenm uary 1. 1967. ) . . C!lll rc h in Pomerov; c:harter In place of the Annuallnspec- 1Contmued From Page One) . member or the Dr~w Webster lim rf Auxiliary groups, ea{'h ! The three were convicted 111 1 y Jfe Post, AmPri ca n Legwn. and Dislri('t Major and · or execu- se parate trials of ki1Jing Mrs. .; Forty and Eighl. He also serv- , live officer s~a ll make at lea.st Austing durin~ a rob?ery at her Fire of undetermi~ed origin ed his counrrv in World War I one annua l VISJ! to each Aux1l· lhome. The tr1al testJmony was caused damage e~t1mated at 1n ovNsens duty. ' 1ary group in his distr~t. fur l that two men entered the house, . $6.000 to $7,000 In the furnace 1 fllnt>ral servi('f'S wil l be ht>ld the purpose of observmg the beat Mrs. Austing in an attempt i room and radiator shop or the F'riday at 2 p. m. at thr St. condu et or lhe meetmg. or any ' to force her lo open her safe, ., Keith Goble Ford building !aPaul' s LiJLhrran Ch urch in phase of the gro up operation he which they hauled away and cated off South Third·St in Pomeroy with Lhe Rev. Joseph , may wish to inqu ire into. I opened with chisels. '1 Middleport early today. Kra ty officiating. Burial will I A new roster and Mobiliza- Mr s. Austing was found th~ Fire company officials of '' ' -., '" . ' be m the Beech Grove ceme- tion Plan will i:tlso go into ef- next day, seriously injured and Middleport said the blaze was ,. tery in !he f<~m 1 ly lot. lee! after the next election 11f1was hospitalized. The governor breaking out of control when Now Friends may call at the officers. said the testimony indicated she the pumper and pumper-tank· I<J wl!lg Funeral Home until noon 1 Calling lists from the roster recovf"red rapidly and was er trucks arrived at the scene Giving Friday when the body wilt be will be prepared by the Group ready for discharge from t h e at 4 a. m., after the blaze was Free tal; en to the church. Militar~ Ca 1 ·lin to best effect mobilizil- hospital when she suddenly died discovered by Middleport pol1 Tickets .services will be +leld at the lion 1f the Unit. from a heart condition. Medical ice. cemetery. Colonel Chiaramonte spoke testimony differed on whether Firemen indicated there w.as ' The family requests that gifts briefly, and di scussed past ac- the beating caused her death damage to some automobile be sent to the St. Paul's Luth- complishments of the Patrol but the juries in two cases and parts stored in the building and eran Church Memorial Fund and Auxiliary, noting that Aux- a three-judge panel in another the blaze got to within approxi- l m Mr. Rosenbaum 's n~me jn. iliary assistance on desk duty agreed that it did and convict- mately 20 feet of the business's . :-tead or sendi ng flowers, i:!nd olher duties has made it ed the men of Iirst~egree mur- . paint shop before being 1brought under control. possible for patrol officers to. der. Bonds Forfeited spend more time on aclual pa- ~ lira! duty. Boone Martin Give . 1 , . I fl F IS ter s Wurt The Stale Highway Patrol ! ' •• ' Three bonds were forfeited 1967 meeting was announced for 1 Up Top Postttons Surprise her with a and one fine was ordered in April 1st and 2nd, at the Neil Rev. Dona.ld Boone, p~esid~nt bunch. Look under Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fish- I House in Columbus. This will l and Rev. Richard Martm, v1ce FLORISTS in the er's court Tuesday evening. Jer- be the 25th anniversary of the president, of the Meigs County YELLOW PAGES. Where ry Willia~ Zorns, 39, Lancas- Auxiliary. Decision was made ! Ministerial Asso_clation,_.resignter, forfeited two bonds of $.'ill by the Meigs Unit to hold aU ed the~r respective pos.1~10ns at your fingers do the each on cha rges of driving left future meetings at the Middle- a .meetmg of the exe~ut1ve com- 1 walking. ' of center and reckless opera- port Legion home, thi$. .being 8 m1ttee _Tuesday evem.ng. : !Jon. Imore central location. A social Appomted as president was Willard D. Mohler, 44, Co- hour was held following the Rev. Paul Sellers and Rev. lurnbus, forfeited his $15 homJ 11 t·ng Howard Ruppelt as secretary . t.10ns on a charge of intoxication : mee I . a nd treasurer. Th e restgna \o1elvin Lee, 60, Route 1, Mid~ i will become e£fective on Dec~leport, was fined $10 and costs Veterans Memorial Hospital ember 12, at which time the J a charge of intoxicalinn. . J 11 C 1 new officers will be installed at AdmissionS ewe arr,, a ministerial family Christmas DECEMBER 28 GOLFERS TO MEET !Coolvill e, Mrs. Gabery VRian hMe; dinner to be held at Letart 2 • $100 I. $75 I· $50 er, Portland; Ro rt c ar -: Falls M:mbers of the Pomeroy Wo- 1son, Middleport ; James Jeffers, · 4·$25 1-$15 2·$10 nen s Golf Assn., are asked to Gallipolis· Anna Wheeler Ra. RESERVES WIN 1ttend an important meeting ' ' PRIZES .'le club house Thursday, De· Southern Reserves defeated :ember 1 at 7:30 p.m. Discharges - Mr~. Don Hannan - Trace reserves 41 -18 Callie Banks, Nellie with Steve Shuler high for the !1 Little Tornadoes with 11 and I Kenny Theiss getting nine, Tues- . Ask F~r YII!'' Free Ticket- No Purchue Necessary 1 Blrtb - A daughter, to Mr. 1 day night at Racine. R..llter Each Time You Vltlt Any of TitHe Stortt and Mrs. Gary Van Meter. ""'""""-iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"fl Winning Numbers Posted Wukfy AI Portlclpatlng Merchonlo FOR CHRISTMAS 1966 GIVEN FffiST AID Drowing At Homo Bonk Perking Lot At8:00 P.M. The Middleport emergency SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWtN~ MERCHANTSa squad was summoned for Mrs. Pick Up FREE Tick•t, Bill Swisher, 571 Grant st. No Purchu• R:equirfd Aftno's Boouly & Dross Shop Johnson's Rodlo & T.V. 1 ~::;:: at 4:34 p.m. Mrs. Certified Gas Station had a choking spell and W~~gnor Hordworo Ebtr's Gulf S.rvlct 538 W. Mtin St. Porneror git·en first aid by the I Eynon's Sohfo Service Wold Croo Sons squad. J\· Give Her A Lizagator Kenneth Riggs Js'Mr. Champ' 0£ ''5 Sch } F'Inal Meeting . By ••• Of A 'j Iary • Held I'n Raci'ne if l WHOLE ·· 21-99 I' j .. 1 c FRYERS t Home Mode By Tho Pl... lb. BOLOGNA 45c OPEN Every Day 9 to 9:30 PORK &BEANS TOTAL $460 I rURKfYS ' ' ' I First Notlonol Bonk Vlll... Cut Rote . , ; . PEACH I · ,l , I . , ~,....,.. . ... Pom1r0y BABY FOOD Jar 4 cons S1 2 COLA 2 ------ Racine Fui·Volu Mkt. Racine Sorvl .. Stotlon Roclno ~1r1go The Club R01touront Recine Homo Bonk Roclno G. & Service Co, Star Supply Co, Raclnt Dept. Store Pomeroy, 0. Armourt VIENNA SAUSAGE :a~~s9c MATE --------~\: 6Sc Duncan Hines Nescafe PINTO BEANS CAKE MIXES I·NSTANT COFFEE c ' KIDNEY BEANS c IOoi. Boxes J;u ~ ·~-~~.... . Nut Southern Roll 3 10c for SALAD DRESSING -~ 5·::: 99c Qt. MARGARINE c ! lb. pkg. JoenofArcRod 303 con MIXED NUTS lb. 49 CORN Assorted COOKIES 10c S 99c 303 Cllll Stokely'a APPLE SAUCE 303 con 4 10c 32oz. bot. S1 Cukes, ea. • • • PIE 'FILLING Peppers, eci. • ORANGE Carrots, pkg. • JUICE - - - - - - - -v.. ctn.gil. 49C RQdishes, pkg. c SUPER MARKET (Formerly Evans Super Market) Comer Mill & Second Sts. Ml~, Q._ "We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities"· ,. ' .' ~ ' - -" . . . . , · r ···-·•' .,. '' ·~·• ·• ·. ' '' ..,, . • - . ...... ... ~ . . .. ~ -- ~ •·· ~ - • ~- - ·· ~ -· '· ~ ~ ~·.,. ~ - ,. ... ......, • .., .. _ ..,,_. _ ...,._ ' , , ............,......._ ."".,.._ . .,.....,........,.. ____ • ,•·• _, , • ~ •• - · .. . ~. • ·' , , .. ... ~ ... ' c Streitman TMnk You Brand CHERilY .All Tlckota Good for ALL Drowlnga Including tht FINAL DRAWING ' Bowl Stokelp \Yhole Kornol ORANGE DRINK GROVER'S STUDIO 1 15 E. Second St. Asst._ 89c Peak Brand Evans Brand GUM ClriOM COFFEE No. 2!4 cani Hunts Brand 8C . R. C. ES ~~·~ ~:.:..i.:, i;:..:...i f W~t~ntrt Most Models Avoiloblo Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St, POLAROID CAMERAS Place Your Order Now SHOP OUR DISPLAY OF NOVELTY GIFTS. ' can Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes '' '· .., ·; ..~ Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes DRESSES COATS ACCESSORIES 10C Dec. 3 · · 3 ($20) Prizes I I box CRISCO Bush's Showboat · boxu Clapps Strained TUNA FISH OIL 10C l I b . 4 CRACKERS qts. Whitneys Dec. 10 • 3 ($20) Prizes Distinctive Gifts for HER 4 $1 ROOT BEER * can Dixie Bello SALT . I ! 10c DOG FOOD Purity Tlptoetiptoe. 1 con Dads I FREE 303 GREEN BEANS lb.69c HAM SALAD RACINE MERCHANTS 200 JO-BO Dawn Glow G bl eB '}d• H'Jl b F' 1 lb. CUT~P - - - lb. 33c I RHODES lb. With 1$10.00 Purchasoe Limit 2 . CHapman-Canaday Sliced - - - - - - c FRYERS, lb. HANDBAGS TO MATCH Mr. Rosenbaum , d DieS 'fues ay Sucher's Rosedale SPECIAL! �' I ' J-bo!l:l ~!let !'emeroy-Middleport, 0., defended himself unsaeet!Uilll· twr ..,., -nam, il, llled Ilona, 111J1i11 rellablt·cllplomdo 1'uesdi!Y ou a ebarge •of •lao rotlce of apPeal· IJid waa re- lc aoureet uld tAxlay. .. · a riot He waa f®Dd -leaaed on t300 bond. Tbanl 1181 wxlerstood ·to bavt ceonUnued From Pqe One) ta='l'• fined •$100 and 1011feoo. 'JI Indicated 1 t!banp of beart 60 the powderkeg erlslsln the MJd. ed days al hard lotm•.. Thant Willing during .a brief villi by a llvt • dle East oo Soviet agltat!qp. The ~tudent Nonviolent Coor- VNlTED NATIONS' V man Security Councll : delega. strove desperately tAxlay to dinatlng Committee , (SNCC) Thsnl, yielding 1n1a· sense · to· lion late TUesday. The lull l5o turn aside new threats to hls aaid faUure · to pay papillar demand• Is ready · to member body llrsl met , oecre~ WASHINGTON (UPll - The regime by hard-Une Arab ex· the fine would result In an accept another term aa seere- ly for three 'bours to frame II Pentagon is lowering Ure mental ,?,""mists and to e~tabhsh a of the jail term to tary general ol the United Na· approach to him, Nov. SO, 1968 Mental Level UPIBriefs For Draft Is Lowered Shar~m Percey, John D. IV Announce Wedding Plans CHICAGO (UPI) - Sharon Lee Percy, daughter of Sen.-elect Charles Percy, is engaged to marry John D. Rockefeller IV, Ute society bachelor who was a "pilstandards ror draftees again balance. of power .with l!lrael. lar of strength" when Sharon's twin sister was murdered. ,. ~ and is laying plans to rescreen As tenstOns rema.10., 1 Percy and his wife, Loraine. Tue1day announced 2.4 million men previously th.n at any lime m the the engagement of their 21-year-old daughter to Rockeli , ! rejected for mUitary service. decade, the young monarch feller at their home in Ken- i--- ----- - - - · But the latest reduction of ~ummoned the Jordanian par· nilworth. 1 Rockefeller said the couple [ standards, effective Thursday, hamenl ~ diSCUss the cns1s. A Marrh wedding in Chicago would live in his large stone probably will not produce more The meetmg was set for Thurs. wa:-: planned. house in South Hills. the most than 40,000 additional men for rlay. Rol'kefeller one of the na- exclusive section or Charleston, the armed forces, according t• lion's most 'eligible bachelors ., W. Va. I Defense Department manpower Tensions Mount and one of the wealthiest, was Rockefeller, who will make , experts. 'SEOUL - mE SECONII recently electt.ad to the We s t 1$1,500 a year as a member of 1 • The manpower pool to ~ alleged Communist North KorVirginia legislature. , the West Virginia House or , tapped comprises those class!- ean naval attack on South The betrothal came just two IDelegates, refers to hunself as ied t-Y by the Selective Service Korean vessels within eight months and 10 days aller a the "first Rockefeller DemoSystem. But even with the days boosted tension today In killer slipped into Windward, crat." I newly reduced standards mosl !he demilitarized zone dividing the Percy mansion where the of these men will be screened North and South Korea. announcement was made. and out automatically for physic3l Four North Korean gunboats ;tabbed and beat Valerie Percy u 00 or mental reasons. reportedly machine-gunned and to death. Sharon was asleep Only those who are phslcally shelled an unarmed 30 • boat across the hall. Mr. Kenneth E. !Genel Riggs, fit and scored above the lowest &.uth Korean fishing fleet south Rockefeller, 29, a nephew of UXI agent for the John Hancock 10 per cent rn the mental o< the demarcation line ToesNew York Gov. Nelson H.ockeMutual Life Insurance Company examination will be affected- day and fled with one boat and Cinnamon Stick feller and Gov.-elect Wmthrop has been selected as "Mr. ' and then only if !hey meet its crew of eight as captives. 1nd Btlll Rockefeller of Arkansas, immeChamp" of the company's Life- certain additional standards. . . . line Career Conference School The latest change, announced Jf' orst in year diately chartered a plane and flew to Sharon's side .. A close The fmal meeb"g ol the in September of 1005 at the ! by the Pentagon Tnesday, THE WORST WIDESPREAD , frnmd of the fam1ly sa1d Jay, Meigs Countv Umt ol the Aux- home office in Bo::~ton makes eligible for m1htan: . th t d ·as he IS · kno't'.n ' to rnen · ds, was. 1hary ·· • · . ene State Patrol for 1966 was This award is presented to service all h1gh school gra-• weatherthm a ·year · rea tod · at the Ra- the agent the compa ny feels duatcs who are phystcally . fi t nearlyld e entrr~rnJnatron ay a· ·• p1·11 ar of st reng th" 1Q Sh ar- 1 hel d Monday evemng • d · h d 1 h f 1 . . · as co wave wa ngs were en urmg t e or ea t at o · cme LegiClfl Post, With 10 mem- 1has showed the most progress and who scored between 10 and . ed f th R k' · capwm ,,. and has done the most outstand- 15 on the armed forces 1ssuth or •e oc dtes an Iowed. b~:rs pr~sent. Aux1·11ary 1ams an · Th e enga gemen t came as n0 .John "V11l d h r . 1Y, hampered nor ern pmovement opene t e mee m~, ing job· in the in~urance :i~ld qualification test. Prev1ous in ~urprise. Sharon and .John had <1nd conducted the routme bma· in a one year penod. followmg they had to have a score of at M.d t bL>t~n dating for about 1Y2 ,., t · 1 wes . ness. , the schCX:I. . · least 16. The perfec score !S Only those portions of the years. 'l'hey met in Washington Sgt. P. D. McCr~ed}.. Com- Mr. R1ggs will return to 100. . . tion outside and south of the in the summer of 1965. mander of the Gallipolis Po~t. Boston where on Dec. 2 he In addition it also quahf1es . , d . ti taln ··-h · · · ' nation s omma ng moun gave a report on L e f1rst SIX · will give a 30-minute speech Lo those who did not graduate ped th 1 hi rth M ranges esca e onsaug. months of activity 0 e eJgs the new class and at"thiS !nne from high school If they are Even so, Florida vegetable umt. He noted that lhe Umt 1will also be presented w1th a physically ril scored between 16 b '"" f er . 1 an d trophy ror his ach1evement. . . . . test, growers FREE GIFT WRAP h<1d 462. hours of patro He and · 30 on the· quahf1cal10n . h f tral:o:u or an ov • desk duty con:bined, then gave was selected over a class of and showed an aptitu~c in at mg t ros. ~ i a comprehens1ve report on the 42 other agents representing 20 least one military spec1alty. A th H R b· 69 fi~rd meeting of the Stale · dirfere nl sta tes and Puerto Rico_ The new reduction in stan-!W ron.g War? r ur dcnrdy osend allm. f t .. Highwav Pa trol Auxrliarv CounIn tho Middle Block Next to Elberfeld• A GOLD STAR STORE Pomerov. IP vester <lY a er- . - . . . . 1 Mrs · Rr·ggs wr·u accompartv. dards rs· part of Defense SELMA, ALA. - .WEARING noon in the Veterans ~iemorial Cll of ....ldmmrstratlon, at Mrl· her husband to Boston and tht•y ' Secretary Robert S. McNama- combat b':"ts and olive drabV POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE A ~K FOR YOUR · 1. surv1vors ·me1ude ler's \iJJlage Inn, Gahanna, on 1· will depart from Colu mbus by ra's program to qualify ..40 '000 111wears he II never 1'\U Hosp1ta ed wear k in let 1 • blac two sons. Dllnatd Rosenbaum, Thurs~ay, No.v.ember 3. Changes j jet Thursday morning, Dec . Js:t. ! former rejects for m1htary Nam 1! drat . fREE TICKET Daylon: Danny Rosenbaum. Co- maJe m A.uxlllary. procedure .at Mr. and Mrs. Riggs reside at . serv ice during the 12 months advoc-.t~- Stoke!~··- ~C~ar2:m~~~c~h~a~el~;::;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~!!!!!!!!~;~;;~!!!!!!!l!!!~ Jumbus. four grJndrhildrer., i thJs council meetmg w~re diS·· Rt. I, Reedsville. that began last Oct. 1. two brothers. Fred. P(lmrroy, ! cussed. most notable bemg dJsand Paul. Porhmouth . rnntmuanre of the Annual Aux. Mr. Rosf'nbaum was n mem - iliary Inspection, effel'tlve Jan- : ' 0 Ul Ing 1 ber of the St. Paul's Luthenm uary 1. 1967. ) . . C!lll rc h in Pomerov; c:harter In place of the Annuallnspec- 1Contmued From Page One) . member or the Dr~w Webster lim rf Auxiliary groups, ea{'h ! The three were convicted 111 1 y Jfe Post, AmPri ca n Legwn. and Dislri('t Major and · or execu- se parate trials of ki1Jing Mrs. .; Forty and Eighl. He also serv- , live officer s~a ll make at lea.st Austing durin~ a rob?ery at her Fire of undetermi~ed origin ed his counrrv in World War I one annua l VISJ! to each Aux1l· lhome. The tr1al testJmony was caused damage e~t1mated at 1n ovNsens duty. ' 1ary group in his distr~t. fur l that two men entered the house, . $6.000 to $7,000 In the furnace 1 fllnt>ral servi('f'S wil l be ht>ld the purpose of observmg the beat Mrs. Austing in an attempt i room and radiator shop or the F'riday at 2 p. m. at thr St. condu et or lhe meetmg. or any ' to force her lo open her safe, ., Keith Goble Ford building !aPaul' s LiJLhrran Ch urch in phase of the gro up operation he which they hauled away and cated off South Third·St in Pomeroy with Lhe Rev. Joseph , may wish to inqu ire into. I opened with chisels. '1 Middleport early today. Kra ty officiating. Burial will I A new roster and Mobiliza- Mr s. Austing was found th~ Fire company officials of '' ' -., '" . ' be m the Beech Grove ceme- tion Plan will i:tlso go into ef- next day, seriously injured and Middleport said the blaze was ,. tery in !he f<~m 1 ly lot. lee! after the next election 11f1was hospitalized. The governor breaking out of control when Now Friends may call at the officers. said the testimony indicated she the pumper and pumper-tank· I<J wl!lg Funeral Home until noon 1 Calling lists from the roster recovf"red rapidly and was er trucks arrived at the scene Giving Friday when the body wilt be will be prepared by the Group ready for discharge from t h e at 4 a. m., after the blaze was Free tal; en to the church. Militar~ Ca 1 ·lin to best effect mobilizil- hospital when she suddenly died discovered by Middleport pol1 Tickets .services will be +leld at the lion 1f the Unit. from a heart condition. Medical ice. cemetery. Colonel Chiaramonte spoke testimony differed on whether Firemen indicated there w.as ' The family requests that gifts briefly, and di scussed past ac- the beating caused her death damage to some automobile be sent to the St. Paul's Luth- complishments of the Patrol but the juries in two cases and parts stored in the building and eran Church Memorial Fund and Auxiliary, noting that Aux- a three-judge panel in another the blaze got to within approxi- l m Mr. Rosenbaum 's n~me jn. iliary assistance on desk duty agreed that it did and convict- mately 20 feet of the business's . :-tead or sendi ng flowers, i:!nd olher duties has made it ed the men of Iirst~egree mur- . paint shop before being 1brought under control. possible for patrol officers to. der. Bonds Forfeited spend more time on aclual pa- ~ lira! duty. Boone Martin Give . 1 , . I fl F IS ter s Wurt The Stale Highway Patrol ! ' •• ' Three bonds were forfeited 1967 meeting was announced for 1 Up Top Postttons Surprise her with a and one fine was ordered in April 1st and 2nd, at the Neil Rev. Dona.ld Boone, p~esid~nt bunch. Look under Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fish- I House in Columbus. This will l and Rev. Richard Martm, v1ce FLORISTS in the er's court Tuesday evening. Jer- be the 25th anniversary of the president, of the Meigs County YELLOW PAGES. Where ry Willia~ Zorns, 39, Lancas- Auxiliary. Decision was made ! Ministerial Asso_clation,_.resignter, forfeited two bonds of $.'ill by the Meigs Unit to hold aU ed the~r respective pos.1~10ns at your fingers do the each on cha rges of driving left future meetings at the Middle- a .meetmg of the exe~ut1ve com- 1 walking. ' of center and reckless opera- port Legion home, thi$. .being 8 m1ttee _Tuesday evem.ng. : !Jon. Imore central location. A social Appomted as president was Willard D. Mohler, 44, Co- hour was held following the Rev. Paul Sellers and Rev. lurnbus, forfeited his $15 homJ 11 t·ng Howard Ruppelt as secretary . t.10ns on a charge of intoxication : mee I . a nd treasurer. Th e restgna \o1elvin Lee, 60, Route 1, Mid~ i will become e£fective on Dec~leport, was fined $10 and costs Veterans Memorial Hospital ember 12, at which time the J a charge of intoxicalinn. . J 11 C 1 new officers will be installed at AdmissionS ewe arr,, a ministerial family Christmas DECEMBER 28 GOLFERS TO MEET !Coolvill e, Mrs. Gabery VRian hMe; dinner to be held at Letart 2 • $100 I. $75 I· $50 er, Portland; Ro rt c ar -: Falls M:mbers of the Pomeroy Wo- 1son, Middleport ; James Jeffers, · 4·$25 1-$15 2·$10 nen s Golf Assn., are asked to Gallipolis· Anna Wheeler Ra. RESERVES WIN 1ttend an important meeting ' ' PRIZES .'le club house Thursday, De· Southern Reserves defeated :ember 1 at 7:30 p.m. Discharges - Mr~. Don Hannan - Trace reserves 41 -18 Callie Banks, Nellie with Steve Shuler high for the !1 Little Tornadoes with 11 and I Kenny Theiss getting nine, Tues- . Ask F~r YII!'' Free Ticket- No Purchue Necessary 1 Blrtb - A daughter, to Mr. 1 day night at Racine. R..llter Each Time You Vltlt Any of TitHe Stortt and Mrs. Gary Van Meter. ""'""""-iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"fl Winning Numbers Posted Wukfy AI Portlclpatlng Merchonlo FOR CHRISTMAS 1966 GIVEN FffiST AID Drowing At Homo Bonk Perking Lot At8:00 P.M. The Middleport emergency SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWtN~ MERCHANTSa squad was summoned for Mrs. Pick Up FREE Tick•t, Bill Swisher, 571 Grant st. No Purchu• R:equirfd Aftno's Boouly & Dross Shop Johnson's Rodlo & T.V. 1 ~::;:: at 4:34 p.m. Mrs. Certified Gas Station had a choking spell and W~~gnor Hordworo Ebtr's Gulf S.rvlct 538 W. Mtin St. Porneror git·en first aid by the I Eynon's Sohfo Service Wold Croo Sons squad. J\· Give Her A Lizagator Kenneth Riggs Js'Mr. Champ' 0£ ''5 Sch } F'Inal Meeting . By ••• Of A 'j Iary • Held I'n Raci'ne if l WHOLE ·· 21-99 I' j .. 1 c FRYERS t Home Mode By Tho Pl... lb. BOLOGNA 45c OPEN Every Day 9 to 9:30 PORK &BEANS TOTAL $460 I rURKfYS ' ' ' I First Notlonol Bonk Vlll... Cut Rote . , ; . PEACH I · ,l , I . , ~,....,.. . ... Pom1r0y BABY FOOD Jar 4 cons S1 2 COLA 2 ------ Racine Fui·Volu Mkt. Racine Sorvl .. Stotlon Roclno ~1r1go The Club R01touront Recine Homo Bonk Roclno G. & Service Co, Star Supply Co, Raclnt Dept. Store Pomeroy, 0. Armourt VIENNA SAUSAGE :a~~s9c MATE --------~\: 6Sc Duncan Hines Nescafe PINTO BEANS CAKE MIXES I·NSTANT COFFEE c ' KIDNEY BEANS c IOoi. Boxes J;u ~ ·~-~~.... . Nut Southern Roll 3 10c for SALAD DRESSING -~ 5·::: 99c Qt. MARGARINE c ! lb. pkg. JoenofArcRod 303 con MIXED NUTS lb. 49 CORN Assorted COOKIES 10c S 99c 303 Cllll Stokely'a APPLE SAUCE 303 con 4 10c 32oz. bot. S1 Cukes, ea. • • • PIE 'FILLING Peppers, eci. • ORANGE Carrots, pkg. • JUICE - - - - - - - -v.. ctn.gil. 49C RQdishes, pkg. c SUPER MARKET (Formerly Evans Super Market) Comer Mill & Second Sts. Ml~, Q._ "We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities"· ,. ' .' ~ ' - -" . . . . , · r ···-·•' .,. '' ·~·• ·• ·. ' '' ..,, . • - . ...... ... ~ . . .. ~ -- ~ •·· ~ - • ~- - ·· ~ -· '· ~ ~ ~·.,. ~ - ,. ... ......, • .., .. _ ..,,_. _ ...,._ ' , , ............,......._ ."".,.._ . .,.....,........,.. ____ • ,•·• _, , • ~ •• - · .. . ~. • ·' , , .. ... ~ ... ' c Streitman TMnk You Brand CHERilY .All Tlckota Good for ALL Drowlnga Including tht FINAL DRAWING ' Bowl Stokelp \Yhole Kornol ORANGE DRINK GROVER'S STUDIO 1 15 E. Second St. Asst._ 89c Peak Brand Evans Brand GUM ClriOM COFFEE No. 2!4 cani Hunts Brand 8C . R. C. ES ~~·~ ~:.:..i.:, i;:..:...i f W~t~ntrt Most Models Avoiloblo Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St, POLAROID CAMERAS Place Your Order Now SHOP OUR DISPLAY OF NOVELTY GIFTS. ' can Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes '' '· .., ·; ..~ Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes DRESSES COATS ACCESSORIES 10C Dec. 3 · · 3 ($20) Prizes I I box CRISCO Bush's Showboat · boxu Clapps Strained TUNA FISH OIL 10C l I b . 4 CRACKERS qts. Whitneys Dec. 10 • 3 ($20) Prizes Distinctive Gifts for HER 4 $1 ROOT BEER * can Dixie Bello SALT . I ! 10c DOG FOOD Purity Tlptoetiptoe. 1 con Dads I FREE 303 GREEN BEANS lb.69c HAM SALAD RACINE MERCHANTS 200 JO-BO Dawn Glow G bl eB '}d• H'Jl b F' 1 lb. CUT~P - - - lb. 33c I RHODES lb. With 1$10.00 Purchasoe Limit 2 . CHapman-Canaday Sliced - - - - - - c FRYERS, lb. HANDBAGS TO MATCH Mr. Rosenbaum , d DieS 'fues ay Sucher's Rosedale SPECIAL! �.i I' I ' ,, ~liJ~ Alfred Society Notes • Time Bur WHEN MOM G!'!S ,O..SWEET PINTf>..ll.. S'IIJt>IES WITK f>.. PHONOG~I'-PI-I A-ND f>.. RA.DIO BOTH Pl..f>..YING ROCK AND ROt..l.. Oi..D•F-"SHIONED TUNE ON·· TWAT ~VI!S JUNIOR BERSERI<D !! TURN TH.._T OFF, WILI..Y.._? l'M Tll:'r'IN' TO ~EAD! t" I I . provemenls to Ohto 7 and , . . cloverleaf access road through By Wayne G. Brandsta dt, "1.0 · Sale ts Commg · . I lhe property made the land ' MARJEJTA OhiO (UP ) Q - What can be done ror a Th ·1d M . tt L' more va luable for development . , e 35-vear-o ar1e a IVe. . I I ruptured ear drum ! \\hat , k S.l .11 h ld 'ts r· I purposes. GillS satd a oca stoc Tl a e dWI o I ma group has alrea dy met to d.ISsym01oms does It. cause.7 t~ sa 1e 1urs ay. f b 'ld' A ·- An ear drum may '·. cuss tIle poss1.b.l't 1 1 y o UJ mg · 1'l WI'th a I Manager Fred Gills, one of llhe mar kel at another st'te · ruptured b~· pokmg Final Livestock I I WOMEN PAST 21 for the Christmas program to 'i be given on Dec. 21. . Emma Findling spent a WITH BLADDER IRRITATI"" . "" week recently wtth her brother, IAfter 21. common Kltlnqor BladdRlr. tl!&tlonutfeoH•lce UIIWlY WOn1tll&l Earl Person and w1fe at Hunt- ••und m&rmate)'OUW.•und.nmo\11 . trom too rrtquenl, b1nn!nr or Jtcb.lllr mgton. ! urln&llonbolbd•Judnilbi..8ecoll.4u· Mr. and Mrs. Chares I D. Uy, ,au mar loae 1letp 1114 111Uer fro• H~d•ohe•. ll•cbcha ~U~tl tHI old,= Woode spen t Sunday aft errmon 1utltpreued . In sue h lirltatlon, CY 1u111v brinr1 r..at. nlutnr comior~ "' · Woo de f~rn1'I Y on cur~ins l rrl tatins IUIDiiD alroni a.c:l4 w.1'lh th e Cl ~Jr urine ana. b~ an•l~e.lc~ nne!. od lll l REG. $7.95 SHIRT FINISHING SAL I Robinson's Cleaners Second St. 1 1 $5.95 ••• PT. PLEASANT Teachers Get $530 Raise In Hubbard Pomeroy ~harp a very loud I, l th~~or~ig.~in~a~l-·~~· io~•~n~er~s,~sa~id~~in~l~lh~eia~re~a~.iij~~iijijijijiiL~mico~linijH~el~gh~ls~;ian~d~ID~~t~he~'~C~YS~T~EX~"~'i"~"~"~·ii"'~"i'ij'"i'iii;~~ii;~~~;;iiii~iiiijiijiijtij[iiiijiJiiiiiiij~ noise, object. or. by anby acute infection " . in the m1ddle ear. In the Ia!- ~~ ·~"""- ~ter cuse an ear doctor usually makes an incision in the drum t(, allow drainage. lUngi ng in the ear and partial bearing luss are the usual symptoms. When no infection is pres· ent and the rupture is small it is essential to keep water out of th e ~ ar and to use no ear .drops. Complete healing is the rule tr there is a dischar~e ' A MASON from the ear, anlitlloli..,,. are : · & RUTLAND FURNITURE SPECIAL PURCHASE! TRUCK LOAD ARRIVES • • • New 1967 Zenith Color Television Don't Wait' • • Buy Now' i ~:~:~ ~: g~~t~;h,~ena~c~,. bh).~.a~ ~ r.octor . Again. complcl.e ing is the rule. If a large ope ning in the ear drum fails to rl~se. t~e ~ieti~ may choose to hv e WJ.th It If , he is willing to avmd swlmmrng and to protect his ear from infection. RecurrP"'t inft clions will increase the degree of deafnPSs. If the victim is a child or a swimmer, an operation to cov· Don't wait! These have been exceptionally er the opening may be adv is a- 'I ble. Th" operation will not, hard to come by. We were fortunate to get however, restore any hea!'ing I • • that has already been lost. 'these r~ght now. We wtll be glad to reserve Q - 1 hBl'e heen troubled with fungus in my ear for several lvours if you act quickly! We will deliver vears. What i:; the be.st treatinent for this? A - Tbese infect1on1 ean usually be cleared up by ln~tilli ng an alcoholic solution of crystal violet, salicylic acid or bichloride of mercury the ear. The 'trength nf the solution should be determined by your ear doctor. It may be ' All New 1967 necessary to try different [ drugs before you find one to which your fungus is .suscepti-1 11!1 ble. 1 Q- Wbat cau..s the legs to .cramp at night and what is the best treatment? : A - Most people have 1 cramps at times. There are several possible causes. Such cramps are common during 25"' over~ II di1g. ITINturefllenl, 295 ... tl. Jft:W~C~Jiu pictvre ~ ,u pregnancy. They may also be 1 associated w_il.h dia.beles, ~ul-1 tiple sclerosts, var1cose vems. , calcium deficiency and flat , feet. Effective treatment be· gins with removal of the cause 1f it can be found. ' For immediate treatment, B'!assage the cramped muscle, apply an icebag or walk around For prevention several drugs , under each of the following ca- : tegories are available: calci- : wn preparations, muscle relaxants, quinine preparations, gerve-blocking agents, sedativ- ' es, tranquilizers and blood vessel dilators. As is so often the case, where dozens of drugs are recommended, none can he guaranteed to give satisfactory resulls. 1 A dethe fin- yours now or at your convenience. posit will hold tii _Chrlstmas. Give est, Zenith Color, surprise the family. . I All-lllrl, 1967 Giant 25" Rectangular NEW! Greater Picture Brightness! ltnith'l new SUN$HHU• COLOit PICTUt£ TOBf use1 1n 1mnlnt Eurojlium •ctt~aled ra11 urtlr ptlos· phor toaeth1r Ylilh ltrlll~'s c~n bnlhlneutarmult. Tllis rtnllrh•lt lnd un ique phosphor aivn yo11 1ruter picture briall!ntu witll bri1hlu reds. briahter arnnt, td bri1hter blu.,, .. . . Tho IIANDAU • 20X4e33W Btautilul Contemporary styled "b-boy'- abinet in genuine hand rullbed Walnut veneers and setect hardwood solids. 9" OYal.and 6" <Wal twin-cone speakers. Tbo VERONA • 5U4 EJesant ttellan Pfovlneiallo-boy ll~lln& "' IM · uina M1h011ny wnears and Hl~t tllnlwllo• solidi with Carpathian i.lm Burl Van"' lnl~ (!ioi2,R). "" or in 11nulne Chen')l' Fn.llt· wood v1n11r1 and telect hardwood IOIIcll {5424H). Zenith qual"' front mounte41 twin·cona 6 • speaker;, .a• ' I' 200 FlU TIMICEYS Pldc 1/Jt Pill Tlcbt, ... , .............. ,1'111 CltttiWGuStlllon "' w. Milo! II. ,_,., MASON Furniture HERMAN RUTLAND Mason, • Furniture GRAT~ NO PRINTED CIRCUITS! Nit PRODUCTION SHORTCUTS I Ev.ry Zenrth is 100" hlndwird fir lrtlltr dtpen~JbilitJ. Compantnb lrt fllltntd to I ruUtlllllllt diiiJII HM 'ttHh liP to 20IItlmHiftltlr hut t.Olllllld!Vity 111111 'llllolit Ill• ltrillstutdIR printed circuit bolr4L ZENITH PATENTED COLOR DEMODULATOR CIRCUITRY ~ -4lo "[IO<tJOIIc IIIII" II t:olorlV-hr ~ t.utptntf. tnlt•tv-liftaltDr N Wt. tar lonltr N lilt, artlltr pidur1 ltlbillt1. The ~nlr TVIIIUrwilfliM 11lr1 QUIIity of 125101d PIUttl ARNOLD GRATE I W. Va, 7424211 Rutl•nd, I 0. .A. THE ' ~· ,. '1 . ' · r· '~ 1 1 •" 'jH r I} (· ' -' •..,i' I" ··f1. Y ·:,,. MARKET, 5'1'11 & PI:AH I. STS -RACINE '''1' 111! Slore it i!h A Hr1rL" THESE LOW PRICES FOR DEC. 1.2.3 - Ri~:hr ., t • • • • ' '' c GAL Greer's or Argo, Halves, Slic:M- can 23c s No. 211, cans • cans • • • 8 Round Steak 303 cans Sweet Treat Sliced-can 35c No. 2V, cans Graded Goocl Quality Beef "Salad Bowl" Salod Droning Enjoy It Todayl DintyMoora • • • qt. ,. I I v, lb. BOILING BEEF .:~~::" can Pillsbury-It's Pancake Time! J P~~: 8 9c SLICED BEEF LIVfR lb. Our Own Good Fresh 21b. box 1Sc Plenty of Penn Champ & Prestone Permanent Anti-Freeze Large Display of Christ mas Candy Now Ready! Ful-l' ahc Produce Buy For Tltill! Week! GROUND BEEF YELLOW MEDIUM SIZE ONIONS .J ~q l9c a GORTON'S BREADED · Hom Pa.ck . fi~H . ~QUAR~S. - ~ ·:·; :. . IILORIDA " " - ", j'' . -·-r resPI'Vt'll In limit. Grade A Past~urized and Homogeniied I · · '• _;' Open Mon.-Fri. --· 9 to 6 Saturday~-------.:::::: 9 to 8 I ZENITH PERFECTED HANDCRAFTED CHASSIS lrvm liN Dcocot•l• Gro11p EASY TERMS- FINEST SERVICE .... Fui-Vala BY Long Bottom socl•ety News Tont contdtl. VHF and UHr SpOtllta Nnet. i YO UNGSTOWN IUPII Teac·hers in nearby Hubbard plannr:d to return lo work t&dav aft~r a week-long strike. The acceptance Monday night of an agreement by the Hubba rd Federation of Teachers with Jhe Hubbard School Board Jollowed similar action Sunday r;ight bttween teachers here. The two strike s were the ri rst by teachers in Ol1io. The Hubbard strike, which jnvolved demands for a pay in· <:rease, was setllec..l with a $530 unnual increase in w<Jges and benefi ts. \ The Youngstawn strike ended ~ hen the members of t he Youngstown •Federation of Teachers accepted a selllemenl wh!r.h provide~ for <m election in the fall o[ 1966 lo determine EASTERN LOCAL whether it or the rival Youngs· town Education Assootation will NEWS NOTES repre sent the teachers. . . , Provisions alse were made at Mr. and Mrs. Starlmg Massar, Hubbard for a duty-free lunch Charles and Diana , were period, freedom to leave the Thanksgiving day guests of .her school during lunch hour, free- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dmsoom to attend profess ional more Boyles of Alfred. meelings, mail box privileges 1 Miss Iris McCoy.. ParkersBnd freedom from the require-· burg, W. Va ., and MJss JtJUa ment to substitute during a : McCo_Y. <ae~ville, W. Va., visitfree period. 1ed w1th thetr parents, Mr. ~nd Thirty other points will be Mrfl. I. 0: M.cCoy and family , negotiated later. over the holiday weekend. , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me1 Cain, Sherry, Faith and Amber, 1 were recent dinner guests of IMr. nnd Mrs. Gale McCain and 1Dale Lee at Torch. Both fnmilies spent Thanksg iving day with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Me_ , Cain, near Long Boltom. Thanksgiving dinner guests i Mrs.. Mary fleed spent Thursof Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock I' day With Mr. and Mrs: Ross were Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Cleland and Larry at Cheste r. Ly~ and Lamar, and Ulah .. Mr. and Mrs. Ear l Sum m~r­ Swan of Tuppers Plains; .Mr. ll1eld ~~d. son .of Pennsylvama, and Mrs. Marion Riggs al'ld al'c VISltmg hli'! mother, Mrs. daughters of Athens- Mr. and Edna_ Summe rfleld, and other ' rela11ves. Mrs. Charles Massar, Mr. and A f .1 d' h ~rs. David Riggs and daughami Y mner at t e home ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ge!le of Mr. ~n~ Mrs. Ernest Bahr, R' E t . d M . d IThanksg1vmg Day was allend,ggs,L as ern, Han r. an~ ~· cd ·~ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. awrence as hbargcn o Bahr d d ht ,1 . d Parkersltur an aug ers, ~~ r. an . · v.. . . :\1rs. Roger Bahr and son, Mrs. Dmner guests of Nelhe Steth. L1.1"., Bentz, M'ISS Cl1ery 1 Bt•ntz em and Clara M11ter wer~ c,111!polls; Mr. and Mr 5: . Mr. and Mrs, Howard Young, llichard F'ck " d ,1 . M d, G 1 , 1v•r. an ~~ rs. P ade n C·t ' y, r. an ·•1rs. art'1 Donald Van Mete d 'I w·IS 1'th d M dM K , r an " r. I m !dan ' dr. an r~. enn.v 1loughby Hill of Chester : Mr. Reyno s an son. , Kyle Bahr or Beckley w v · Thanksgiving dinneT gues~s Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bah.r n~d of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curti" : family of Polk, Ohio; Mr. and were Mr. and Mrs. . JohnmP Mrs. F'loyd Wells and family Newell and Jeff ~nd Mr. <J~d : ChP.ster, and Rev. .and Mrs'. Mrs. Oenver Curlls and fam1ly Young of TuJ)pen PIJins. of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. H0- -·-- - - - --~­ 1 bart Newell and family of Che.s- 1 and Mrs. Melvln Drake and ter and Mr. <:~nd ~rs. Marvm 1family of Racine. ~<Jiker and Ruthie 8!1d Mary j Mr. and Mrs.· Ted Hayman P1erce. 1 and daughters and Janet Bi8· Mr. a~d Mrs. John Carj,er sell of Columbus spent several and fam1ly of Belpre and Mrs. day~ with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heverly Hensley and son VL<it- 1Ris.ell. ed Mr. and Mrs. Oscar BahMr. und Mrs. David St::J.ith cock. and family were dinner guests Thanksgiving dinner guests of of Mrs. Edna Stewart of Reeds. Mr. and Mrs. .Junior Hauber ville. were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lark· Phyllis Larkins and Leone Ins and Mr. and Mrs. Norm•n Babcock were visiting Mrs. Weber. • Nancy Preston of Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean Weekend visitors of Mr and and family and Bob Saxton, Co- Mrs. Guy Hayman were ' Mr Jumbu8, spent the weekend wHh and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs.; W~yne Pr~nce . and daughters, Columbus: Mrs. Thanksg1111~ dinner , guests Katherine Murray and family of Mr, and Mrs . . Bill Swa~ of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs, were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jlm Prlri\. Diek !layman and family of er and fa11Uiy, Logan; Mr. And Toledo, c: B. Hayman and Mrs: Billy Swain · 8l)d limlly, friend, Lila Ridenour and M~r1e~fa: Mr. a~ . ~~· : •Ppt· !<h'· and Mrs. Tom !layman,, Auther&onl Nework, aiid , ·Mr. ,,· . . ,.:, ·, . . . · · ___::-==-==--- 1 GROW FROM SPORES Mushrooms are propagated by means of their i!IIJOres, whic~ serve the same purpose as seeds, They differ from seeds in that epores are microscopic in aize and do not contain 811 organiud em-bryo. RACINE Gallipolis, Ohio Saturday, Nov. !6, 1968, SALES REPORT of Ohio Valll'y Livestock t:o. H()(;S - l/5 to 220 los. 20 to 21 ; 220 to 2:'i(J lhs. 20 to 21: Li gh t 1& to 21; Fat Sows 15 to 18: Stags 15 to 13 ; lluars 12 to Hi ; Sows and Pit;'i '/5 to 150. Sb oill~ 10 to !H. CA'ITLE - Steers 18 to ?.4: Heifers 16 to 22; Baby Bl'l'[ 20 to 26: Fat r.ows 14 to lfi.50 ; Canners HI to lJ ; Bulls IH to 21; Milk Cows 100 (o 200. VEAL CALVES- Tops J:J.40 ; Seconds 30 to 32; Medium 24 to 21l: Com. & 'II". 20 to :to; Cull s 15 to 20. SIIEEP - Ewes Lms. 5 t(l 10: Stork Ewes 5 to 12: F<tt Sheep 5 111 10 ; Culls l to 5: Bucks .'i to !0 : Fat We thers 5 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 21 : Second' 16 to 20 ; Light Wts. 14 to IU ; Common 12 to 15. i l' I \ MARKET REPORT 1· . Color TV's Largest Picture! I 1 4 THE SEWING CENTER MIDDLEPORT ryn 1 -·"I e No tired lingers e Plugs into any outlet. e In 1 tracdon of lbe lime IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 Society NoteS 1 ORITZ ELEC. SCISSORS 1-DAY SERVICE J- I GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS Mrs. Woode's mother, Mrs. J. ltreated for a nose mfection. B. Hayes, at Middleport. I Clyde Reeder of Play practice was held on left Sunday mornmg for 10--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, t:~ov. 30, 1966 Sunday afternoon at lha church Reedsville .Voice of Broadway ° S/>J(E'$. DOCTOR SAYS I Birthday ol Mr!. Ellubetb Jean, Jane, and Julf, Mr, and I Daily Sentlnel:!ollleroy-Mid~~':"ort, 0, Nov. 30, 191)6-11 Smitll was celebrated. Plans Mrs. Denver Weber, David and were made for a Christmas din· Mark, and Kay Balderson. The ' Lancaster, were weekend gues\S Tile Almanac·· ... ner to be held Dee. 16 at the birthdays of Jull and Mark at the Williams-Balderson home. Today is Wedne ~r'ay , Nov.. , home of Mt3. Ruth Tnttle, at Iwere celebrated; they were Thanksgiving visitors at the the 334th doy of I!'J6 with 3.\ : o Eagle R1dse. Refreshments! presented with a decorated : Hetzer-B1se homt:" were Mr. follow. . . David Merrick had wor~, from 1 age or 4,000 to 5,00~ cab drivers Icareer via the Merv Griffin - --- . were served by Mrs. Archer to cake and several gifts. !and . Mrs. Marion Hetzer, and The moo ~ is belwe.:-n its lt1s af.•countants that Hello here We've fmally so lved Show, Uten a cafe tour HeBy Mrs. Lyle Balderson I above named and Mrs. Inez Barbara Henderson spent the , fe~•mly, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. phase and .ast quarter. : Dolly" has earned $5,00),000 so the mystery of who played the I dy Lamarr ]ets into N. Y. tfuel- I Miss Margaret Griffiths, IBoring, Mrs. Velma Barnhart, weekend with her grandparents. Arthur L. Hetzer and family , The mormng stars are ~1af's far : and Da\oid's end or said music o£ Barbara Hutton's deb- Ied by the SIZzling porno-per.! County Extension Agent, con- Mrs. Emma Durst, Mrs. lla Os· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hender- 1Washington . .W. Va., and Mr. and Jupiter. "" five-mll is exactly half . ut ... Meyer Davis didn't claim formances dclailed in her auto. , dueled a class on Home Furn- borne, Mrs. Mary Alice Rice, son, Portland. ,and Mrs. Rali~ Hetzer and I The evening star is Saturn, L J ack ie Kennedy sent polite re· it, but Lester Lanin said he did; biog) Dec. 16 to se.t a film or :ishings Monday evenlng at the 1 and a guest, Mrs. Margaret Tut. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Duckley l'amily, Akron. j American auth.or Mar~ T:v='!' 41 grets to Truman Capote's Pla aild, if so, he rnust've played play of her confessmns; stle'IJ ; home of Mrs. Margaret Brown.! tie. spent Thanksgiving ' Day with Recent visitors at the borne was bo~n on .this. day m Urza Hotel ball. Novembe! Is her in the 65-piece ?rchestra of Joe 1 slop at the Sherry-Nctherl~d 1, She explained how to use. difPERSONALS _ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Humph- 1;;f Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown On th1s day m .h~ory: cruelest month . . . Htgh-style Moss at, the Ritz-Carlton .Hotel '.. Her book stops at n?thmg.1fer~nt styles of furmture Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth, rey and family, Belleville, W. 'were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mere- I? 1783, . prehmmary ~p dress manufacturer Larry Ald-1 .... Joe s anonymous musrc1ans 1 GOP stalwarts say the1r next Ithroughout the home. Also col- Tommy, Jimmy, and Angie Va, · dith Westerville Mr. amd Mrs. art1cles endmg t~ Re~olut!On_&­ rich i~ recuperating from sur ithat spla.shy night {$27,000 just jN. Y. State chairman will be !or schemes were discussed. At- spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles D..mald~ Cha~les Pickens ' a~d daughter, ry War were Si.1 gned m Par!s. gery Late-late rumor has Ifor receJVing-llne floral decor- : N. Y. Sec. of State ~ohn Lam· tending were : Mrs. Ruth Ebers- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Walton and son and children, Losan, were Parkf'rsburg, w. va ., Melanie In ~874, . Wmston .s~~ ~Iorence Hen~erson maybe tak- i ..ot~on) Included the late y 1eun :cn:w . .. Carlene Polite worked ba?h, Mrs. Carolyn Price, Mrs. i family,_ Columbus. weekend guests of her parents, Brown, Ohio State University, ~u~ctull, t~Jce BrltaJn s ~~~e mg ovea· matt~ee. performa~ces 1Mtller, Tommy and Jimmy i a~ a Playboy Runny ~~d now Shirley Johnson of Portland, Bonme Kibble, Belpre, and 1Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barton. !Bill Thoma~ , Kent, Ohio, Nao-1 m1m ster , was born. ·, . for Mary Martm m the musl(:-al Dorsey, and Benny Goodman. will have a book detmhng the Mrs. Eloise Connelly, Mrs. Jan- ISteve Kibble of the U.s. Navy, They also visited wiU1 Mr. and mi Pickens Athens and Mrs. In 1939, the Russo-Finntsh ''I Do ! I Do! " ; _the r?le in the . Artie Shaw , Miff Moal ... And !hare-raising hoo-ha, she obser- et Conno lly, Mrs. Geneva Yates, :vi•dted with their grandfather, Mrs. Bill Congrove and Pam- Harliss fra~k , Cath'y Dee and l wa~ sta~ted after . the ~n~et .two-ptorson musical I S one of •wh.atever happened to plans to Ived at Hugh Hefners butch .... !drs. Ella Hannum, . ~rs. Paul-!Hod Kibble and fan'lily recent. ela, and Hod Kibble and GeGrge Pickens, and Sharon Umon ~~1led to o bt~m temtor:aal the must strenuous . . . .<\nne 1bUild a brand new R1tz hotel : Robert Clary of the mus1cal me Myers, Mrs. Vivran Hum- ly. family . and Janel Frank , Long Bottom. concessiOns from .Fmland ... llancrofl had as splendt~ a Lon- on Park Ave.? or course Istages became .a grandpop af- phrey, Mr:;;. Ruth Anne Balder- Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Co)eman l Thanksgiving guests of Mr. In 1954, Prtme ~~m~r Oon offer as any Amertcan ac· 1the Regency Hotel's pretty rit- ter only 18 months of mar- lson, and Mrs. Brown . Plans and Mrs. warren Pickens were and family, Columbus were ,and Mrs. Carl Buckley were Dame\ M~lan of. the Umo~ of tre~s might yearn - and turn· ' zy. riage: 'th~' banta~ "Le Beau_'' Iwere made to have two mor.e :Mrs. Harry Pickens, Racine, IThanksgiving dinner guests of IRev. and Mrs. Wesley Woodru ff, ·South Afr~~a resigned a.nd was ed 1t down: Lady MacBeth op. I 0 H th H .. bo of TV s Hogans Heroes" as classes and a tour of a furm- Dess Erskine Indiana Mr Mrs. Helen Archer. Evening Columbus and Mr and Mrs replaced by extreme nat!Onal.lst, posite Paul ("Man for All Sea- . on tot,h Ae ~wat~n-Rorn wed to Eddie Cant.or's daugb. ture store. and Mrs:. Ha;old Saue~ Mar~ callers were Mr. and Mrs. Hil- EliJ·an Riddle Park~rsburg \\,· Johannes Strydom. 1 ") S f' ld 'th E I d' •mger a e mertcana 8 Y· N tall ho h TH CL ' ' ' ' · - __ __ __,;._ sons cole WI ng an s al Box, has several imperUnent ter a e, w as grown·up BIR DAY UB . Rul.lt and Joy, Middleport, Mr. ton Tuttle, Eagle Ridge.. . IVa. Sunday dinner guests of · Roy.al Shakespeare Co. . ... ; fn rffl in hi~ biography . uch ktds. Mrs. Helen Archer was host- and Mrs. Ernest Wtutehead, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wllliams, the Buckleys were Mrs. Alice I Foutt)'' and Mrs. Leo~a R¢b. Ann s reason: she hapr)(!ns to . · s ~·~ love her husband Mel Brookfl :once havmg pushed Jackie mm1' than all th'nt marvelous !K1:11nedy into an llnwaii~n swimblond and violence . . . And : m1r;! pool, sort of carrymg coa ls ' •'' lll:1!'s a true tt~s l r1f an ac- . In ennedys. t r·~·ss' marri;Jge. ; Ada m Clay ton Powell's ex · wil'e Hazel Scott, for years in New York taxi rJect owners , Europe but lately divorced from h:we their worst problem sinr.:e i P.Lio Bed in t.a Swiss she d()('SIhe depression: there's a short· n't miss), resumes hrr singing some ·the science of genetics Wert! DEEP MARINE eHASM e-1enlng called on her motller, ' home after spen dl ng . b A 11 The Mariana Trench, greaiMrs. J. B. Hayes at he home time Y1s•tng his cousin, Clara discovered Y an us ran ch in the Paclfic ocea.n,. in Middleport. Tollrod, and Nina Robinson and Augustine monk, Gregor Jo- est a: d r than ML Thanksgiving dinner Ill ol other relatives In the Coolville hann Mendel, whose studies Is a hlgheepeThe chasm'• · G. R. Caldwells and Findlln ~f. 1 were begun In a small mona· Evel't!st 8 !& 800 were Mr, and Mrs. Earl Pelotery garden in 115~, according Challenger Deep dr~a • .... ool attendance on f Hunt!•"'~ and L A Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Yost, to the Encyclopaedia Brltannl· lleet below the ocean I aur· Sunday """ •on ''6-·• · · · and !ami! of Sugar Grove I Nov. 27 was 62, l)te ollerlny, Person an<: Nora Runion of . spent n::,nllsglvlng weekend ca. · ace. 114.49. Worship .services wero Torch, Ohio. I with their parents, Mr. and · ·· · · -- · held at 10:45, w1th Vere Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ath· ~ Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. lay-leader. erton and family of Columbus, and Mrs. Tom Yost. Worship services were held and Wilma Jean Atherton of at 1:45 Sunday evening with the Athens, spent Thanksgiving , Helen Findling of .Columbus Rev. Lemle of Rock Springs weekend with thm parents, S)lent the weekend Wlill her Church. Y Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. · mother, Iva Fmdhng. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fmdhng. Tom Yost was return ed to All the children and •rand· ~ his home here from Veterans chlldre~ or Mrs. Clara Tollrod Mrs. Iris carr, Vickie and Memorial Hospital last Toes· and Nma Robinson spent . Penni attended a family get·todoy Thanksgiving with tllem. Igether at the home of her Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Caldwell ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rot~ertl M" Grace Kelly have been had dinner on Friday with White, Thanksgtvlng Day. Give her a gift she wil1 really i'.p preciate this ill ~lth severe chesl colds. Itheir dau~hter and son-ln-la Mr. and Ms. Otto Swartz Christmas ... a new Port· Mrs. Iris Carr and Mrs. Hel- lMr. and Mrs. Ben Ewing, at Shade, Ohio visited Clara able or C.abinet Model en Woode visited Mrs. Clair Pomeroy. Follrod and Nina Wblte Sewing Maehine. Choose from our mtny woode In Veterans Memorial Mr, and Mrs. Charles D. Sunday afternoon. rme models priced from Hosplt~l on Friday where Wlode visited the offices $SUO up. she had entered with a back Dr. Hartman, at Par·kersburg, SCIENCE'S FOUNDATION Injury, received on Thanksgib- , on Monday and Tuesday of The first laws of heredity REG. 7.95 ing Day. They also called on week, where Mrs. Woode which laid the foundation -. ORANGES . ' '' , '• .. ' c �.i I' I ' ,, ~liJ~ Alfred Society Notes • Time Bur WHEN MOM G!'!S ,O..SWEET PINTf>..ll.. S'IIJt>IES WITK f>.. PHONOG~I'-PI-I A-ND f>.. RA.DIO BOTH Pl..f>..YING ROCK AND ROt..l.. Oi..D•F-"SHIONED TUNE ON·· TWAT ~VI!S JUNIOR BERSERI<D !! TURN TH.._T OFF, WILI..Y.._? l'M Tll:'r'IN' TO ~EAD! t" I I . provemenls to Ohto 7 and , . . cloverleaf access road through By Wayne G. Brandsta dt, "1.0 · Sale ts Commg · . I lhe property made the land ' MARJEJTA OhiO (UP ) Q - What can be done ror a Th ·1d M . tt L' more va luable for development . , e 35-vear-o ar1e a IVe. . I I ruptured ear drum ! \\hat , k S.l .11 h ld 'ts r· I purposes. GillS satd a oca stoc Tl a e dWI o I ma group has alrea dy met to d.ISsym01oms does It. cause.7 t~ sa 1e 1urs ay. f b 'ld' A ·- An ear drum may '·. cuss tIle poss1.b.l't 1 1 y o UJ mg · 1'l WI'th a I Manager Fred Gills, one of llhe mar kel at another st'te · ruptured b~· pokmg Final Livestock I I WOMEN PAST 21 for the Christmas program to 'i be given on Dec. 21. . Emma Findling spent a WITH BLADDER IRRITATI"" . "" week recently wtth her brother, IAfter 21. common Kltlnqor BladdRlr. tl!&tlonutfeoH•lce UIIWlY WOn1tll&l Earl Person and w1fe at Hunt- ••und m&rmate)'OUW.•und.nmo\11 . trom too rrtquenl, b1nn!nr or Jtcb.lllr mgton. ! urln&llonbolbd•Judnilbi..8ecoll.4u· Mr. and Mrs. Chares I D. Uy, ,au mar loae 1letp 1114 111Uer fro• H~d•ohe•. ll•cbcha ~U~tl tHI old,= Woode spen t Sunday aft errmon 1utltpreued . In sue h lirltatlon, CY 1u111v brinr1 r..at. nlutnr comior~ "' · Woo de f~rn1'I Y on cur~ins l rrl tatins IUIDiiD alroni a.c:l4 w.1'lh th e Cl ~Jr urine ana. b~ an•l~e.lc~ nne!. od lll l REG. $7.95 SHIRT FINISHING SAL I Robinson's Cleaners Second St. 1 1 $5.95 ••• PT. PLEASANT Teachers Get $530 Raise In Hubbard Pomeroy ~harp a very loud I, l th~~or~ig.~in~a~l-·~~· io~•~n~er~s,~sa~id~~in~l~lh~eia~re~a~.iij~~iijijijijiiL~mico~linijH~el~gh~ls~;ian~d~ID~~t~he~'~C~YS~T~EX~"~'i"~"~"~·ii"'~"i'ij'"i'iii;~~ii;~~~;;iiii~iiiijiijiijtij[iiiijiJiiiiiiij~ noise, object. or. by anby acute infection " . in the m1ddle ear. In the Ia!- ~~ ·~"""- ~ter cuse an ear doctor usually makes an incision in the drum t(, allow drainage. lUngi ng in the ear and partial bearing luss are the usual symptoms. When no infection is pres· ent and the rupture is small it is essential to keep water out of th e ~ ar and to use no ear .drops. Complete healing is the rule tr there is a dischar~e ' A MASON from the ear, anlitlloli..,,. are : · & RUTLAND FURNITURE SPECIAL PURCHASE! TRUCK LOAD ARRIVES • • • New 1967 Zenith Color Television Don't Wait' • • Buy Now' i ~:~:~ ~: g~~t~;h,~ena~c~,. bh).~.a~ ~ r.octor . Again. complcl.e ing is the rule. If a large ope ning in the ear drum fails to rl~se. t~e ~ieti~ may choose to hv e WJ.th It If , he is willing to avmd swlmmrng and to protect his ear from infection. RecurrP"'t inft clions will increase the degree of deafnPSs. If the victim is a child or a swimmer, an operation to cov· Don't wait! These have been exceptionally er the opening may be adv is a- 'I ble. Th" operation will not, hard to come by. We were fortunate to get however, restore any hea!'ing I • • that has already been lost. 'these r~ght now. We wtll be glad to reserve Q - 1 hBl'e heen troubled with fungus in my ear for several lvours if you act quickly! We will deliver vears. What i:; the be.st treatinent for this? A - Tbese infect1on1 ean usually be cleared up by ln~tilli ng an alcoholic solution of crystal violet, salicylic acid or bichloride of mercury the ear. The 'trength nf the solution should be determined by your ear doctor. It may be ' All New 1967 necessary to try different [ drugs before you find one to which your fungus is .suscepti-1 11!1 ble. 1 Q- Wbat cau..s the legs to .cramp at night and what is the best treatment? : A - Most people have 1 cramps at times. There are several possible causes. Such cramps are common during 25"' over~ II di1g. ITINturefllenl, 295 ... tl. Jft:W~C~Jiu pictvre ~ ,u pregnancy. They may also be 1 associated w_il.h dia.beles, ~ul-1 tiple sclerosts, var1cose vems. , calcium deficiency and flat , feet. Effective treatment be· gins with removal of the cause 1f it can be found. ' For immediate treatment, B'!assage the cramped muscle, apply an icebag or walk around For prevention several drugs , under each of the following ca- : tegories are available: calci- : wn preparations, muscle relaxants, quinine preparations, gerve-blocking agents, sedativ- ' es, tranquilizers and blood vessel dilators. As is so often the case, where dozens of drugs are recommended, none can he guaranteed to give satisfactory resulls. 1 A dethe fin- yours now or at your convenience. posit will hold tii _Chrlstmas. Give est, Zenith Color, surprise the family. . I All-lllrl, 1967 Giant 25" Rectangular NEW! Greater Picture Brightness! ltnith'l new SUN$HHU• COLOit PICTUt£ TOBf use1 1n 1mnlnt Eurojlium •ctt~aled ra11 urtlr ptlos· phor toaeth1r Ylilh ltrlll~'s c~n bnlhlneutarmult. Tllis rtnllrh•lt lnd un ique phosphor aivn yo11 1ruter picture briall!ntu witll bri1hlu reds. briahter arnnt, td bri1hter blu.,, .. . . Tho IIANDAU • 20X4e33W Btautilul Contemporary styled "b-boy'- abinet in genuine hand rullbed Walnut veneers and setect hardwood solids. 9" OYal.and 6" <Wal twin-cone speakers. Tbo VERONA • 5U4 EJesant ttellan Pfovlneiallo-boy ll~lln& "' IM · uina M1h011ny wnears and Hl~t tllnlwllo• solidi with Carpathian i.lm Burl Van"' lnl~ (!ioi2,R). 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Slore it i!h A Hr1rL" THESE LOW PRICES FOR DEC. 1.2.3 - Ri~:hr ., t • • • • ' '' c GAL Greer's or Argo, Halves, Slic:M- can 23c s No. 211, cans • cans • • • 8 Round Steak 303 cans Sweet Treat Sliced-can 35c No. 2V, cans Graded Goocl Quality Beef "Salad Bowl" Salod Droning Enjoy It Todayl DintyMoora • • • qt. ,. I I v, lb. BOILING BEEF .:~~::" can Pillsbury-It's Pancake Time! J P~~: 8 9c SLICED BEEF LIVfR lb. Our Own Good Fresh 21b. box 1Sc Plenty of Penn Champ & Prestone Permanent Anti-Freeze Large Display of Christ mas Candy Now Ready! Ful-l' ahc Produce Buy For Tltill! Week! GROUND BEEF YELLOW MEDIUM SIZE ONIONS .J ~q l9c a GORTON'S BREADED · Hom Pa.ck . fi~H . ~QUAR~S. - ~ ·:·; :. . IILORIDA " " - ", j'' . -·-r resPI'Vt'll In limit. Grade A Past~urized and Homogeniied I · · '• _;' Open Mon.-Fri. --· 9 to 6 Saturday~-------.:::::: 9 to 8 I ZENITH PERFECTED HANDCRAFTED CHASSIS lrvm liN Dcocot•l• Gro11p EASY TERMS- FINEST SERVICE .... Fui-Vala BY Long Bottom socl•ety News Tont contdtl. VHF and UHr SpOtllta Nnet. i YO UNGSTOWN IUPII Teac·hers in nearby Hubbard plannr:d to return lo work t&dav aft~r a week-long strike. The acceptance Monday night of an agreement by the Hubba rd Federation of Teachers with Jhe Hubbard School Board Jollowed similar action Sunday r;ight bttween teachers here. The two strike s were the ri rst by teachers in Ol1io. The Hubbard strike, which jnvolved demands for a pay in· <:rease, was setllec..l with a $530 unnual increase in w<Jges and benefi ts. \ The Youngstawn strike ended ~ hen the members of t he Youngstown •Federation of Teachers accepted a selllemenl wh!r.h provide~ for <m election in the fall o[ 1966 lo determine EASTERN LOCAL whether it or the rival Youngs· town Education Assootation will NEWS NOTES repre sent the teachers. . . , Provisions alse were made at Mr. and Mrs. Starlmg Massar, Hubbard for a duty-free lunch Charles and Diana , were period, freedom to leave the Thanksgiving day guests of .her school during lunch hour, free- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dmsoom to attend profess ional more Boyles of Alfred. meelings, mail box privileges 1 Miss Iris McCoy.. ParkersBnd freedom from the require-· burg, W. Va ., and MJss JtJUa ment to substitute during a : McCo_Y. <ae~ville, W. Va., visitfree period. 1ed w1th thetr parents, Mr. ~nd Thirty other points will be Mrfl. I. 0: M.cCoy and family , negotiated later. over the holiday weekend. , Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me1 Cain, Sherry, Faith and Amber, 1 were recent dinner guests of IMr. nnd Mrs. Gale McCain and 1Dale Lee at Torch. Both fnmilies spent Thanksg iving day with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Me_ , Cain, near Long Boltom. Thanksgiving dinner guests i Mrs.. Mary fleed spent Thursof Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock I' day With Mr. and Mrs: Ross were Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Cleland and Larry at Cheste r. Ly~ and Lamar, and Ulah .. Mr. and Mrs. Ear l Sum m~r­ Swan of Tuppers Plains; .Mr. ll1eld ~~d. son .of Pennsylvama, and Mrs. Marion Riggs al'ld al'c VISltmg hli'! mother, Mrs. daughters of Athens- Mr. and Edna_ Summe rfleld, and other ' rela11ves. Mrs. Charles Massar, Mr. and A f .1 d' h ~rs. David Riggs and daughami Y mner at t e home ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ge!le of Mr. ~n~ Mrs. Ernest Bahr, R' E t . d M . d IThanksg1vmg Day was allend,ggs,L as ern, Han r. an~ ~· cd ·~ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. awrence as hbargcn o Bahr d d ht ,1 . d Parkersltur an aug ers, ~~ r. an . · v.. . . :\1rs. Roger Bahr and son, Mrs. Dmner guests of Nelhe Steth. L1.1"., Bentz, M'ISS Cl1ery 1 Bt•ntz em and Clara M11ter wer~ c,111!polls; Mr. and Mr 5: . Mr. and Mrs, Howard Young, llichard F'ck " d ,1 . M d, G 1 , 1v•r. an ~~ rs. P ade n C·t ' y, r. an ·•1rs. art'1 Donald Van Mete d 'I w·IS 1'th d M dM K , r an " r. I m !dan ' dr. an r~. enn.v 1loughby Hill of Chester : Mr. Reyno s an son. , Kyle Bahr or Beckley w v · Thanksgiving dinneT gues~s Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bah.r n~d of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curti" : family of Polk, Ohio; Mr. and were Mr. and Mrs. . JohnmP Mrs. F'loyd Wells and family Newell and Jeff ~nd Mr. <J~d : ChP.ster, and Rev. .and Mrs'. Mrs. Oenver Curlls and fam1ly Young of TuJ)pen PIJins. of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. H0- -·-- - - - --~­ 1 bart Newell and family of Che.s- 1 and Mrs. Melvln Drake and ter and Mr. <:~nd ~rs. Marvm 1family of Racine. ~<Jiker and Ruthie 8!1d Mary j Mr. and Mrs.· Ted Hayman P1erce. 1 and daughters and Janet Bi8· Mr. a~d Mrs. John Carj,er sell of Columbus spent several and fam1ly of Belpre and Mrs. day~ with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Heverly Hensley and son VL<it- 1Ris.ell. ed Mr. and Mrs. Oscar BahMr. und Mrs. David St::J.ith cock. and family were dinner guests Thanksgiving dinner guests of of Mrs. Edna Stewart of Reeds. Mr. and Mrs. .Junior Hauber ville. were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lark· Phyllis Larkins and Leone Ins and Mr. and Mrs. Norm•n Babcock were visiting Mrs. Weber. • Nancy Preston of Cheshire. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean Weekend visitors of Mr and and family and Bob Saxton, Co- Mrs. Guy Hayman were ' Mr Jumbu8, spent the weekend wHh and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs.; W~yne Pr~nce . and daughters, Columbus: Mrs. Thanksg1111~ dinner , guests Katherine Murray and family of Mr, and Mrs . . Bill Swa~ of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs, were Mr. ~nd Mrs. Jlm Prlri\. Diek !layman and family of er and fa11Uiy, Logan; Mr. And Toledo, c: B. Hayman and Mrs: Billy Swain · 8l)d limlly, friend, Lila Ridenour and M~r1e~fa: Mr. a~ . ~~· : •Ppt· !<h'· and Mrs. Tom !layman,, Auther&onl Nework, aiid , ·Mr. ,,· . . ,.:, ·, . . . · · ___::-==-==--- 1 GROW FROM SPORES Mushrooms are propagated by means of their i!IIJOres, whic~ serve the same purpose as seeds, They differ from seeds in that epores are microscopic in aize and do not contain 811 organiud em-bryo. RACINE Gallipolis, Ohio Saturday, Nov. !6, 1968, SALES REPORT of Ohio Valll'y Livestock t:o. H()(;S - l/5 to 220 los. 20 to 21 ; 220 to 2:'i(J lhs. 20 to 21: Li gh t 1& to 21; Fat Sows 15 to 18: Stags 15 to 13 ; lluars 12 to Hi ; Sows and Pit;'i '/5 to 150. Sb oill~ 10 to !H. CA'ITLE - Steers 18 to ?.4: Heifers 16 to 22; Baby Bl'l'[ 20 to 26: Fat r.ows 14 to lfi.50 ; Canners HI to lJ ; Bulls IH to 21; Milk Cows 100 (o 200. VEAL CALVES- Tops J:J.40 ; Seconds 30 to 32; Medium 24 to 21l: Com. & 'II". 20 to :to; Cull s 15 to 20. SIIEEP - Ewes Lms. 5 t(l 10: Stork Ewes 5 to 12: F<tt Sheep 5 111 10 ; Culls l to 5: Bucks .'i to !0 : Fat We thers 5 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 21 : Second' 16 to 20 ; Light Wts. 14 to IU ; Common 12 to 15. i l' I \ MARKET REPORT 1· . Color TV's Largest Picture! I 1 4 THE SEWING CENTER MIDDLEPORT ryn 1 -·"I e No tired lingers e Plugs into any outlet. e In 1 tracdon of lbe lime IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 Society NoteS 1 ORITZ ELEC. SCISSORS 1-DAY SERVICE J- I GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS Mrs. Woode's mother, Mrs. J. ltreated for a nose mfection. B. Hayes, at Middleport. I Clyde Reeder of Play practice was held on left Sunday mornmg for 10--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0:, t:~ov. 30, 1966 Sunday afternoon at lha church Reedsville .Voice of Broadway ° S/>J(E'$. DOCTOR SAYS I Birthday ol Mr!. Ellubetb Jean, Jane, and Julf, Mr, and I Daily Sentlnel:!ollleroy-Mid~~':"ort, 0, Nov. 30, 191)6-11 Smitll was celebrated. Plans Mrs. Denver Weber, David and were made for a Christmas din· Mark, and Kay Balderson. The ' Lancaster, were weekend gues\S Tile Almanac·· ... ner to be held Dee. 16 at the birthdays of Jull and Mark at the Williams-Balderson home. Today is Wedne ~r'ay , Nov.. , home of Mt3. Ruth Tnttle, at Iwere celebrated; they were Thanksgiving visitors at the the 334th doy of I!'J6 with 3.\ : o Eagle R1dse. Refreshments! presented with a decorated : Hetzer-B1se homt:" were Mr. follow. . . David Merrick had wor~, from 1 age or 4,000 to 5,00~ cab drivers Icareer via the Merv Griffin - --- . were served by Mrs. Archer to cake and several gifts. !and . Mrs. Marion Hetzer, and The moo ~ is belwe.:-n its lt1s af.•countants that Hello here We've fmally so lved Show, Uten a cafe tour HeBy Mrs. Lyle Balderson I above named and Mrs. Inez Barbara Henderson spent the , fe~•mly, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. phase and .ast quarter. : Dolly" has earned $5,00),000 so the mystery of who played the I dy Lamarr ]ets into N. Y. tfuel- I Miss Margaret Griffiths, IBoring, Mrs. Velma Barnhart, weekend with her grandparents. Arthur L. Hetzer and family , The mormng stars are ~1af's far : and Da\oid's end or said music o£ Barbara Hutton's deb- Ied by the SIZzling porno-per.! County Extension Agent, con- Mrs. Emma Durst, Mrs. lla Os· Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hender- 1Washington . .W. Va., and Mr. and Jupiter. "" five-mll is exactly half . ut ... Meyer Davis didn't claim formances dclailed in her auto. , dueled a class on Home Furn- borne, Mrs. Mary Alice Rice, son, Portland. ,and Mrs. Rali~ Hetzer and I The evening star is Saturn, L J ack ie Kennedy sent polite re· it, but Lester Lanin said he did; biog) Dec. 16 to se.t a film or :ishings Monday evenlng at the 1 and a guest, Mrs. Margaret Tut. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Duckley l'amily, Akron. j American auth.or Mar~ T:v='!' 41 grets to Truman Capote's Pla aild, if so, he rnust've played play of her confessmns; stle'IJ ; home of Mrs. Margaret Brown.! tie. spent Thanksgiving ' Day with Recent visitors at the borne was bo~n on .this. day m Urza Hotel ball. Novembe! Is her in the 65-piece ?rchestra of Joe 1 slop at the Sherry-Nctherl~d 1, She explained how to use. difPERSONALS _ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Humph- 1;;f Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown On th1s day m .h~ory: cruelest month . . . Htgh-style Moss at, the Ritz-Carlton .Hotel '.. Her book stops at n?thmg.1fer~nt styles of furmture Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth, rey and family, Belleville, W. 'were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mere- I? 1783, . prehmmary ~p dress manufacturer Larry Ald-1 .... Joe s anonymous musrc1ans 1 GOP stalwarts say the1r next Ithroughout the home. Also col- Tommy, Jimmy, and Angie Va, · dith Westerville Mr. amd Mrs. art1cles endmg t~ Re~olut!On_&­ rich i~ recuperating from sur ithat spla.shy night {$27,000 just jN. Y. State chairman will be !or schemes were discussed. At- spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles D..mald~ Cha~les Pickens ' a~d daughter, ry War were Si.1 gned m Par!s. gery Late-late rumor has Ifor receJVing-llne floral decor- : N. Y. Sec. of State ~ohn Lam· tending were : Mrs. Ruth Ebers- Mr. and Mrs. Keith Walton and son and children, Losan, were Parkf'rsburg, w. va ., Melanie In ~874, . Wmston .s~~ ~Iorence Hen~erson maybe tak- i ..ot~on) Included the late y 1eun :cn:w . .. Carlene Polite worked ba?h, Mrs. Carolyn Price, Mrs. i family,_ Columbus. weekend guests of her parents, Brown, Ohio State University, ~u~ctull, t~Jce BrltaJn s ~~~e mg ovea· matt~ee. performa~ces 1Mtller, Tommy and Jimmy i a~ a Playboy Runny ~~d now Shirley Johnson of Portland, Bonme Kibble, Belpre, and 1Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barton. !Bill Thoma~ , Kent, Ohio, Nao-1 m1m ster , was born. ·, . for Mary Martm m the musl(:-al Dorsey, and Benny Goodman. will have a book detmhng the Mrs. Eloise Connelly, Mrs. Jan- ISteve Kibble of the U.s. Navy, They also visited wiU1 Mr. and mi Pickens Athens and Mrs. In 1939, the Russo-Finntsh ''I Do ! I Do! " ; _the r?le in the . Artie Shaw , Miff Moal ... And !hare-raising hoo-ha, she obser- et Conno lly, Mrs. Geneva Yates, :vi•dted with their grandfather, Mrs. Bill Congrove and Pam- Harliss fra~k , Cath'y Dee and l wa~ sta~ted after . the ~n~et .two-ptorson musical I S one of •wh.atever happened to plans to Ived at Hugh Hefners butch .... !drs. Ella Hannum, . ~rs. Paul-!Hod Kibble and fan'lily recent. ela, and Hod Kibble and GeGrge Pickens, and Sharon Umon ~~1led to o bt~m temtor:aal the must strenuous . . . .<\nne 1bUild a brand new R1tz hotel : Robert Clary of the mus1cal me Myers, Mrs. Vivran Hum- ly. family . and Janel Frank , Long Bottom. concessiOns from .Fmland ... llancrofl had as splendt~ a Lon- on Park Ave.? or course Istages became .a grandpop af- phrey, Mr:;;. Ruth Anne Balder- Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Co)eman l Thanksgiving guests of Mr. In 1954, Prtme ~~m~r Oon offer as any Amertcan ac· 1the Regency Hotel's pretty rit- ter only 18 months of mar- lson, and Mrs. Brown . Plans and Mrs. warren Pickens were and family, Columbus were ,and Mrs. Carl Buckley were Dame\ M~lan of. the Umo~ of tre~s might yearn - and turn· ' zy. riage: 'th~' banta~ "Le Beau_'' Iwere made to have two mor.e :Mrs. Harry Pickens, Racine, IThanksgiving dinner guests of IRev. and Mrs. Wesley Woodru ff, ·South Afr~~a resigned a.nd was ed 1t down: Lady MacBeth op. I 0 H th H .. bo of TV s Hogans Heroes" as classes and a tour of a furm- Dess Erskine Indiana Mr Mrs. Helen Archer. Evening Columbus and Mr and Mrs replaced by extreme nat!Onal.lst, posite Paul ("Man for All Sea- . on tot,h Ae ~wat~n-Rorn wed to Eddie Cant.or's daugb. ture store. and Mrs:. Ha;old Saue~ Mar~ callers were Mr. and Mrs. Hil- EliJ·an Riddle Park~rsburg \\,· Johannes Strydom. 1 ") S f' ld 'th E I d' •mger a e mertcana 8 Y· N tall ho h TH CL ' ' ' ' · - __ __ __,;._ sons cole WI ng an s al Box, has several imperUnent ter a e, w as grown·up BIR DAY UB . Rul.lt and Joy, Middleport, Mr. ton Tuttle, Eagle Ridge.. . IVa. Sunday dinner guests of · Roy.al Shakespeare Co. . ... ; fn rffl in hi~ biography . uch ktds. Mrs. Helen Archer was host- and Mrs. Ernest Wtutehead, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wllliams, the Buckleys were Mrs. Alice I Foutt)'' and Mrs. Leo~a R¢b. Ann s reason: she hapr)(!ns to . · s ~·~ love her husband Mel Brookfl :once havmg pushed Jackie mm1' than all th'nt marvelous !K1:11nedy into an llnwaii~n swimblond and violence . . . And : m1r;! pool, sort of carrymg coa ls ' •'' lll:1!'s a true tt~s l r1f an ac- . In ennedys. t r·~·ss' marri;Jge. ; Ada m Clay ton Powell's ex · wil'e Hazel Scott, for years in New York taxi rJect owners , Europe but lately divorced from h:we their worst problem sinr.:e i P.Lio Bed in t.a Swiss she d()('SIhe depression: there's a short· n't miss), resumes hrr singing some ·the science of genetics Wert! DEEP MARINE eHASM e-1enlng called on her motller, ' home after spen dl ng . b A 11 The Mariana Trench, greaiMrs. J. B. Hayes at he home time Y1s•tng his cousin, Clara discovered Y an us ran ch in the Paclfic ocea.n,. in Middleport. Tollrod, and Nina Robinson and Augustine monk, Gregor Jo- est a: d r than ML Thanksgiving dinner Ill ol other relatives In the Coolville hann Mendel, whose studies Is a hlgheepeThe chasm'• · G. R. Caldwells and Findlln ~f. 1 were begun In a small mona· Evel't!st 8 !& 800 were Mr, and Mrs. Earl Pelotery garden in 115~, according Challenger Deep dr~a • .... ool attendance on f Hunt!•"'~ and L A Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Yost, to the Encyclopaedia Brltannl· lleet below the ocean I aur· Sunday """ •on ''6-·• · · · and !ami! of Sugar Grove I Nov. 27 was 62, l)te ollerlny, Person an<: Nora Runion of . spent n::,nllsglvlng weekend ca. · ace. 114.49. Worship .services wero Torch, Ohio. I with their parents, Mr. and · ·· · · -- · held at 10:45, w1th Vere Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ath· ~ Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. lay-leader. erton and family of Columbus, and Mrs. Tom Yost. Worship services were held and Wilma Jean Atherton of at 1:45 Sunday evening with the Athens, spent Thanksgiving , Helen Findling of .Columbus Rev. Lemle of Rock Springs weekend with thm parents, S)lent the weekend Wlill her Church. Y Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton. · mother, Iva Fmdhng. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fmdhng. Tom Yost was return ed to All the children and •rand· ~ his home here from Veterans chlldre~ or Mrs. Clara Tollrod Mrs. Iris carr, Vickie and Memorial Hospital last Toes· and Nma Robinson spent . Penni attended a family get·todoy Thanksgiving with tllem. Igether at the home of her Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Caldwell ents, Mr. and Mrs. Rot~ertl M" Grace Kelly have been had dinner on Friday with White, Thanksgtvlng Day. Give her a gift she wil1 really i'.p preciate this ill ~lth severe chesl colds. Itheir dau~hter and son-ln-la Mr. and Ms. Otto Swartz Christmas ... a new Port· Mrs. Iris Carr and Mrs. Hel- lMr. and Mrs. Ben Ewing, at Shade, Ohio visited Clara able or C.abinet Model en Woode visited Mrs. Clair Pomeroy. Follrod and Nina Wblte Sewing Maehine. Choose from our mtny woode In Veterans Memorial Mr, and Mrs. Charles D. Sunday afternoon. rme models priced from Hosplt~l on Friday where Wlode visited the offices $SUO up. she had entered with a back Dr. Hartman, at Par·kersburg, SCIENCE'S FOUNDATION Injury, received on Thanksgib- , on Monday and Tuesday of The first laws of heredity REG. 7.95 ing Day. They also called on week, where Mrs. Woode which laid the foundation -. ORANGES . ' '' , '• .. ' c �I \ Get Extra Cash The Wan~ Ad Way Business Services "''~AD ' 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1968 INFORMATION DIADUNII · t P . M. oa, ....~ ,_.MI.._.. fMftcley a.••• l... •ate ... .. CANCI\l.ATIONI CO.WICTIDNI ·~..-o ••• a., Will Dr '"' A. .. '"'"' ~.-........ ' TIM> '"UDitiMI' ....rYM tM rt.... tw .an ot retH• ony Mt HtMM lbi>Ktlo"'oiMo. lrron ltln .. .. ,.portfll lftUWNIOtely 11M . .. ~~-·· llt'lll ..., ................... Chi,.. 61 Ml'lfl '"'"'" ""''"... rt~,... ~ TO PLACI A ~n ~ ~1l:ie-1 I HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Experlincecl RADIATOR SERVICE MSO I .: P'rom tho Laraest Truck or Bulldozer lladlator To The SmaUeJt Heater Core. I for cultivation, 15 acres Nylon Black List 27.45 . sale 11.65 All prices are plus tax b ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR DISCO UNTS I doctors and nurses. a< Holzer AKC Miniature and Toy Pood-r' ~NE 1 cylinder gasoline Min' Hr.s~tal. Mrs. W1lham Gam- les. hlack or silv.er. S tud neapolis Moline power unit, er, Long Bottom, 0. . : se rvice and groonung. Phone , ideal for saw mill or to run _ _ _ _ __ __:_II_ 30 lip i _992-544~ -- . 11___25 tk I a generator, very good condl- POM:ROY 992.2181 e 1 .,WALT~i . .H BLAEnNARS I'll. 992-2143 or ' pasture. balance In dug well ~nd water system, II\ story frame house. 6 rooms and bath. Needs lots of repair. Going at ~.000. IIICISl PiOPLiil ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton It, M11on, W. V•· Rawlings Honda Sales TI!RR1 WY Z.2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO CLEAN CAR tT ONLY TAU$ SERVICE ONE MINUfl eCar .True~ aHuler Core ONLY e Bulldozor SOc eAny fype U.DRIVE THP.U . KEITH GOBlE FORD CAR WASH POMEROY , , 2-2196 SOf:JAL {',A J,[", r ,1\TflAR I, 21 Feet Long 1967 Apaches Due Dtc. 10 tALL BlAETTNARS RADIATOR Pomeroy 16~LA~:~.F~~.~::: Albert M. Cox, Broker Heorv Cleland, Salesman 992-3830 Eveoings 99t-!568 orl~36~~c II ONE Of fHI DiCK RAWLINGS Pomeroy, o. 1 Car s __ Fol Solp For S•l• I WISH to thank all my fri ends _ ' -- and neighbors who called or ONE LIKE New l-32nd scale ; FIREWOOD, any length, $8 per sent cards during mv ill- 1 slot car track with one good I 60 cu. fl., load, free dhvery. 11 30 31<: ness. Special thanks. to the car. Ph. 949-3844. II 30 21< , Ph. _1143:2484 · I'UD LASSWELL .. 1111 WILLm H0 NDA ' SAJlS & SERVICE SPRINT Phone 992·2143 '"'""'"'""·===-----;-. 600x 13 tubeless SPORT BOBCAT Fife's, rear Speed Q11een --One story frame 1:~~~~~;~~~~:11 Laundry Mat,of South Third IBRADBURY 5 rooms <2 bedrooms!, bath. Ave., Middleport, 0. . aluminum siding, storm doors 11 29 12tc i and windows, in good condi-1 HUJnl Line I , *' tion. Excellent buy . ..,,500. TRAVEL TRAILERS r •FARM - 1\ mile off Route 248 (Ciuollty Buill) Tire Sale Continues -Close to Chester _ 25 acres : 1H7 Models In Stock POMEROY' CIHI By S.~le~~~r.;~:::;==:~=;~;;.;;;=;~~;;;i?=~~ with central air conditioning, 870 Ash St., Middleport, o. Ph. 992-5258 for appointment. 7 Ill. ............. OPEN lVII. 9:06 '.M. 2-2156 k goll clubs, ,:!A). Ph. Pomeroy Motor Co. .EIUL T f'ltODUCiiN. WANI AD d 0 f Th For 1 II " ' '*II DIKwnt IMI ~·· ... ano • ,... Wttftln It Mt'L CARD OP fMAIUCS • QI.ITUA.III tl .U ,., 10 "rei mlnllnU~n. lach llldltloftr.l ........ O"'ICI IIOIJ•I ttlt a. ~. tO 1:110 f' ~ DOIIJ lotu'lllY Jill 4. M. r. l'lrlt NHII IT'I IO IAI'r PHONE WY btl.. C'!!•• 5 ,"1°!'!~rr:.:::veMe.•~-:; 6 tileROOMbath,housenewwithfurnace ' ce _____ _: : I un• ~•• wont •• len'IM ._... t .,.. wora 1naart1e11 Mlnl,.um :. S.le:___ l ~~ ,._,,.Ll•• A••'tfl mou man .... lftoiN'....:t IMart..,. 1' C•nlt ,.., ..,. .., -y Pome. '"' Motor. Co. For ·, NORGE •as apsrtment • sized !' • 11~3~ 1 stove. ~. Kelvlnator, 14 cu. 1 ------.....:~:...:.:: 61 RAMBLER $595 · ft. refrigerator, ~- For fur- ~ St. Wagon. d crl. Std. trans. White over maroon, like new ther information, call T upW.W. tires, rad1o & healer pers Plains, 661-3606. ~td• 7 • W"Rl"'" 60 COMET $595 11 30 3tc 1 MIDDLEPI)RT - Nice ' room I Deluxe 2 Dr. Interior spotless, good w.w. tires, 6 cyl. Std. trams. R&H. red finish. MONEY for Xmas, gll'e us a ; cottage, frame construction 58 FORD --------,-----~ $245 1 try. We pay cash for new or 1 with Imitation stone siding, Fairlane 500 4 Dr. R&H, auto. P. s t e e r i n g . , old guns, swords, old pocket I two bedrooms, bath, enclosed SAVINGS , 0 R vou ON NEW knives, old dolls,l'mmunition, back porch. Priced to sell. '66 CHIVROLET PASS. CARS any callber, any amount. 13,500. . . . UI..AT'IONI • • QUAurt .. f ··IARNIY G00GL1 IIIII INUI'PY IMITH d Appointe tO AdVI'sory Board IWHITE zig zag sewlo•gl lion. 50 H.P., reasonably pric_ WEDNESDAY Carl H. Schwyn Cygnet, ha: mochme. dressmaker model ., ed. See or call Excelsior Salt , ·1 HOUSE on t 464 South tth St . MIDDLEPORT Literary Club . been appointed a membe~ ul MALE BEAGLE, predominant- bullonholes. appliques. mol'o- 1[ Works. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph>ne l WHITE HOUSE Restaurant, D-tj Middl $6"M canoe h F H Ad · · 0 Jy white, answers to "King." grams, fancy designs. etc., 992-3891. Ask ror Ed Ebers. and 2 permits, m~ern fIX, bo ht down pay. epor will meet Wednesday, Nov. t e armers ome muustra 11•""'"'• Lost in Chester \'icinit y. Ph. I without attarhmenls. Brand bach. Jl 23 tfc I tures, new beer coohng case!! ugt bWII smlak re Ca 'l ~ 30, at the home of Mrs. Clyde ton , State ~dvisory Commilt· ~ 11 · · •·•995 !' - - - - · 111di men , a ance 1 • n1· · ~ , Ingels. Book reviews will in· wh1ch advrses the State D1 1 992-2632. ~ .IO GtJ) 1 new. F'.ull pnce J .,.. -· or ·;:, . LOSE WEIGHT safely with and all eqm~~ent, .nc ng Valley Lumber & Supply Co., elude "Tonight Is Too Late'' rector on the adaption of na. 1 Fox HOUND while ;:o<d lern-1 monlhl,l · Ph. 99'--2685· 1 Dex-A-Diet tablets Onl' 98c · two story bmldmg With 130 M'ddl t 0 992-2709 1 J' be t t I . • ll 2' 'lc . ' I f001 f I 1110 f00 t de th on . I epor . . ' and "What's Right With the Itiona po ICleS to s m.. ~ oa spots, missing JO d<JYS.J _ __ _ _ -~ - ;:, ' Nelson'! Pha rmacy, Pon~o i ron_· P 11 2 30tc Young'' to be given by Mrs. cal corxhtions and needs. 15 Contact Lester Lalhey. La ngs.I DONT pump your sluggish sep eroy, 0. 10 21 30tp; East Mam. P~erz· ' · :: GUARANTEED TO Rodney Downing and Mrs. Don- Mr. Sehwyn is president ol >ille, Ohio (Danville) . Ph., tic lank . Get Kican-Em-AII J!l66 Zi -n1ac hine, I Can finance. e ep ne :; ROOM House, 26 Park STOP BATTERY aid Mills. Roll eall wiU be a the Cygnet Savin(! Bank <::om2720 742.S71i• 11 29 Jtc I' Septic Tank Cl.-;a:1er.' Land- Salesman's g g demonstrators. g or 91J2-9909. teen-"ger ·n the news. "-->pany and has served on a var· 11-27-6tc Middlervtrl, r~ 0. Also 43, 1ROUBLE u """"" 1 mark Farm Bureau Ill P?m- While they last. These mach76 acres (no buildings) for the Blind will be on display. iety of boards dealing with Notice eroy, 0. - _ _ II 21 JOtc ines eq lllpped to zi• zag, building. located in Rutland. Will sacWITH YX·B farm credit, rural resources, - - ·NE • TWO APARTMENT rifice to settle estate. ed . r . . . SINGER SEWING MACHI - make bultonhole.s, darn, em- · Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. In-l . _ Ath _ BOSWORTH COUNCIL No. 46 and ucatlonal ins 1tut10ns. 592 I \~ILL ~lose tlu~ Saturday ev~- ~ Zig zag rquippcd, in new sew· ' broider. etc. Pay just $50 or come $109 per month. $4.000. mf~rmatiOn, call ens. : ~':t~.,.., ,..,.., R&SM will have its annual 628 nmg only at 5.10 y.m. Don s . ing lable, 5 pay menls .$! each if you wish monlhly payments Call 992-2720_ 11 27 Gt cl · inspection Wednesday at 7:30 0 1 Barber Shop, Racmc, ·. .,. $33 cash. Plr. !192-2'~'- I car1 be ··rr''"' ed. Call 992· · - -· - [ -· p. m. Illustrious Comoanion EJ- Openings Exist for 11 9 4 " •' Li tock 1111111~ 1•11mt umn mer II 2;_ tfc, 3218 . _ _ __ "-28 6tc 1967 STEREO, like new, Solid . - --=- vas _ . more Williams, newly elected JanuaryPNOass 11 Adams and Sl~nley AuctiOn NERvous·: Can't sleep·: Try: 10 HAMPSHIRE Shoats. ll B.[ State, 3 speed mtermlXed TWO HORSES - 1 Arabran grand senUnel of Grand Coun. The Marietta Program ol .Hou"e and 1radmg Post ··sleepers " Guaranteed re- . Harmon. Dexter, 0. changer. BSR changer, make Palomino stallion, Ph years ell of Royal and Select Mast· Practical Nursing announce! 1 1s now ~der one roof at suits or money hack. ers of Ohio, will be the Inspect- that there are still several va· 11 u ltpl payments of $1.50 per week old, 1 three year old mare, Laurel Cliff School House Onlv 98r. Nelson's Pharmacy, - . - or pay balance due ~- Ph. bred. See after 4 p. m. Don- ,.. Mil to lng officer. Work will be in cancles existing for the Janon State Route 124 and new p0,;,.roy, o. 11 25 30tp COLOR TV: .196 7 Motorola, lite 992-5649. 1118 tfc na Manuel, Racine. Mattbly.Hiltllb select masters degree. A dinner uary 1967 class. 'PACE' tNLN· Rl. 7 by-pass, open daily at 1 - -_ new condition, full warranty, 11 27 6tc • .._...Ill Uplllnt ..,_ at 6:~ p.m. served by the Pre Admlssion and Classifica1 12 noon. Jim Adams and 10NE GiRL'S wmter navy make payments of $5 per FROM WALL to wall, no soil members of the Order of East· lion Exam) will be given on Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tfc "Boy Coat ," looks like new ,[ week or pay off balance. Ph. at all, on carpets cleaned lnsurlnce a .;;;ru::;":~;fi-Dok1 " em Star, will precede the mee~ Saturday, Dec. 3rd, to appli srze 14, lll, one yell•w sum- 992-5649. 11 20 tfc with Blue Lustre. Rent elecIll I •IZ Ill ~rill, ing. All companions and thelr cents for the September 1967 Wanted To Buy mer coat, sJZe 14, _$3. Wanda OOOUGLAS electric guitar with tric shampooer, .1. Pomeroy quotalklll ladies are Invited. class. 1 tl~E USED folding wheel chair ;:;~; Rt. · Racme; 1 22 ~~~ 3 pickups and amplifier. Ph. Cement Block Co. ~ ~~GENCY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Those desiring to do •o _who irr good conditio•. Ph. 949· · 992-2580. 11 25 6tc 11 28 6tc & will Wedneada . bave excellent quallficahons, 3fill2. II 30 3tc POTATOES, get your winter . r auto Insurance. We may thmeeh1 of ., Y evH~mng will be permitted to take ~~.e . "-•pota'··s while they last. 1966 S_TEREO Console, JUSt tak- .I!'ROM WAll to wall, no soil' IIIIo to .... you lllllllllf· a1 e orne rors. rram te t f I st . t tr t STANDING uwue< to Ohio Clarence = Proff .,tt, Portland, en 10• 1966 mode I rado 1 -wp J I 2 If F' h 'th M All . d y s or a mmu e en •nee c MIDDLEPORT 18 er WI re eaug- t he J anuary c1ass at th 1~ ' 1·1meo or West Virginia or old d t Thi 5 t h ' 't • • at all, on carpets cleaned with h te rs. ' 0._ Ph._ 843-2254. 10 30 tfc speaker pe s ereo. se as wm', Blue Lustre.$1.Rent - 1, ='!:=:':"'=:=:~~"::":=j er as eo- 05 ss. in order to fill existing vaca:'lfarms With timber. Manon __ _ system, dual volu_ms shmapooer Baker electric Furnl- AIJT()MOBILE Insurance been : Reynolds, Box 71, Syracuse, YOU CAN walk on your rug 2 control, lovely walnut fllll&h,, lure Co. 11 28 !Jc cancelled' Lost your operat Wlntecl THURSDAY lcies. 0. 9 IB 1021p hours after cleaning it with used only f mon.lhs. Take or's Ucense? Call WY 2-2Y66. · -. - - · - . ROCK Springs Grange will ; Lustre Foam. Electric sham- over payments of $1.25 per I Business Services • 15 Uc ' DEEJi ."l~ES, .fl. 50, R ~ d Imeet Thursday, at Bp.m. There RELATIVES ENTERTAINED Help Wanted pooer rental $1. Ebershach week or pay balance due WITH- COLD W th h d • Fo~. $3 :. Gray Fox. !I..IO: ;will be " program and refreJh· Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer, Hardw m, Pomeroy, 0. $7944. Call 992-3218. . k d ea erd a elha 'I Auto Silas Colli,.: Ra10.:: Bill ments will be served. Members son Max and daughter VanBABY SITTER, to live in. care 11 ?5 61 (; o er 1 ;nm $1.50': p r:u- ,.ft.20. R ed 11 28 Stc cnc ets. sp1 ers an 8 0 4 Jor ..! ~ mall children 1-'relcr inserts will be coming inside - --~ a...,., · · · ~~ "' • e s~ are reminded to bring gifts essa entertained relative! 01 viJirh; · 11 30 6tp [ for Albens State HORpl·ta.1 -1uanksgJ.Vmg · · and over t h t h 1 1 4 door BUDGET PRICED turmture tm your home where it's warm .· 19591 RAMBLER, ood Sedan, ti 'I::'. older lady. Ph. 992-2485 or MOHAWK WO · Cdrpe 1mg, ,..,.., ·•· . g res, I . · IINNp. Protect your home from c ean d' up Ph o 7s~ery,.., - - PAST Chi efs of MagnoIIa weekend at the·Jr home , Nyo 992·o223. II 30 3tc I tweedy pa tte rn. brown , bl ac k ollJ' third Door "--&"'" 1 0 ·- - and gray. Ph. 949-2661 la te Baker Flll'lllturo, llrllddleport these pests with ARAB, ra ' · ·~~. 11 30 3tc For Sale or Rent Temple Pythian Sisten . will Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. SERVICE Station •ttendant evenmgs. 11 28 6tc Ohio. U 12 tft available at King Builders have thelf annual Christmas Paul Folmer and daughter, wanted. Phone 992-2436, Mid- _:.:..::::::::::.__ _ _.:_:::.__;_~;__ _ _ ___:_:...._ Supply Co., Middlepol't . 7 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, dinner at Bailey's restaurant, Mary Evelyn of Thompson; dleport. 11 25 6tc 11 30 tfc 1 1~ baths. Ph. 992-2590. Thursday, promptly at 6:30 p. Miss Peggy Folmer, Columbus: 2395 l :===:-o-..,-,-..,.l5 PONTIAC · · · · · · · · $ I 25 f 05 0 RD CUSTOM butchering, will ' buy Catalina • dr. Sedan. This is 1 ~ c m. A party and .I gift ex- and Mrs. Howard Roush 'ind S ROOM furnished apartment, A(;ROS~ 00\\-'N lJ. School Pontiac'• full sized car and -· , change will follow at the home daughter Teresa and grandchl· exceUent condition, coovewi· 1 . Actri>SS': 1. Lately VJP hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. fully equipped. It is a low A NEW modern 4 room co~ of Mrs. Adam Ebersbae. dren, Bobby and Connie Roush ent to a shopping area. im· Hay. fOO'med 1ri. An wort.h l::::=:===---,---; lt;;-l -;rfc :e;t,~\~~~:;'~~t::~ ;:. tage. Velma G. Zuspan. Ph. EVANGELINE Chapter OES of Follansbee, W.Va. 2. Begin mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992•ppeal !5. Couch 3. Old weight BULLDOZER service. Ponds, fer you to the orlsinal owner 773-5750, Mason, W. Va. Middeport, will meet Thursday 20. He3346 after 5 p. m. 10 16 tie 9. Choir for wool brew driveways, ligbt bushlq, who will be etad to highly __ n 17 16tp evening, Dec. 1, at 7: ~ p. m. rnemllt'r recommend it. ~ 4. La.nd Jette!" 11IN1!8 itOST DINNER back flllin&, 992-2208. for the regular meeting. Plans For Rent lO. E><rloy. meagure 2L Man'.a 5. Animals 10 31 30tc N ILICTIA BUICK .. $1995 I Bethel62 Plnw will be completed for installa- Mr. and Mrs. Rnger lllpes !tick12. Taot V8 4 dr. Sedan. We sold this I'DRNISHED apartment, 4 · 13 · Spanillh railH!d 11ame SPECIAL 25 per cent labor diJ. cor new and have full -rec· Potluck Dinner lion of officers to be held Sat- were hosts at a family dldiler court fu r· wool .t'l. B11!tle rooms and bath, utilities furThanksgiving at thelr home, game count on all Gravely Tract- oro. to prom ita fine condi· Plans were made for a pot- urday, Dec. 10. 6. Lubricates 21ite Y~r4&~'• A~ Aished, close to business dis- 14. Cherished br-•ht in 1 bm&-u lion. It hu FACTORY AIR Gallipolis. Guests were Mr. nd 1. S teel of Am. R,e.. 29. BaeD ors """" or P or coNDmONING, power aeat, luck dinner at H5 p. m. al the FRIDAy animal trict. No pets. Ph. 992-30!!2. wedge Yolulioq ofoecka Mrs. Ray Hines and sons, Darepairs during November and power aleerini, power brakes, next meeting, Dec. 12, when 8. ~longing24. Garden 31. AccumWU. 11 30 3tc l5.Gilt lG.Cuckoo December, or oolifJ and R cornering Ulhta, automatic Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna- EUB MEN's Brotherhood vid and Douglas of Belpre; Mr. to a Slci.Jian tools 34. Robult :•-:R::o"o"'M:-;-ho-u-se- w-:-: ith;-;-b.,-; ath, fur· l7.Part of tt , and Mrs. Chari•• Woode, Cheswill pick up ,_ -·· tractor, oorleo. trano. all<l other accesvolcano 2fi. Ca.pilat ot 36. Colnpet.lllt It many io beautiful all ti onal Order of Job's Daughters will meet at the Enterp-'-· ,,.. ter, and Mrs. Willard Hines, mouth 9. Bark Moro<: co 38. Nano. • nace and garage, 255 W. Main 18.Digraph Gravely Tractor Sales, Pom- white finish and io spotless met Monday evening at the church Friday at 7:30 P·';"· fibers :26. Gladdens inlet '· ..St, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 19.Partura 11. Appo eroy, 0. Ph. 992-21115. dean ins,fe and out. Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Ed8on Roush w!ll show prc- Athens Read. int. 28, Pea~s or 40. Rt'lmlnn• flower 1192-2668 or -992-2961. ments Yerte:o:t'l'l: eel: abbr. ==-,=-=-=~10~~ :.:..:3:::; 0tc ARS Linda Lyons, honored queen, lures on recent trip abroad. All 21. Foremaa 11 27 6lc 23. Instructor MAKE MORE PROFIT by BLAEnN presided and opened the meet. men of the church are ureed to WEEKENDS WITH FAMIL V H'''o"u~s=E,-,f"'iv_e_ro_ o_ m_ s _and' bath 2'· Biblical llstlllg your llrm's oervlces 1D Pomorey 1ng in ritualistic form . A Christ- attend. Bill Zerkle, student at Ohio • • wild ox. lbe Dally Sentlltel'a Busln... mas party and $1 gift exchange EAST LETART WSCS win Univenily, spent the weekend gas heat, close to business 21. ot an district. No pets. Ph. 992-3092. ancient llervlce eohmm. It It II 1117 IILVER lint Studebaker will follow the dinner. Election hold a nunmage sale Friday with his parents and sisters, 11 28 3tc Greek &tJa'IOJIIIa mUe Ph N ' of officers was announced for and Saturday, December 2 • 3 Mr. and Mrs. William Zerkle, 4 :-c:==-;-=--:-=i_ _ __ people . . . . _ 8o;;lee ~ • lowfWJ,.'l:rl'f"· it :; the next meeting. Plans were In the Simpson Bullding, old Sandy and Jocelyn Ann of Sy29 4 ROOM house and bath. 840 30. Man'a Crltl Bradford aven, · - - - made for Installation of olfi. post office building, at lladne. racu~. nickname E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. 31 . An\.hrop<lld lfrtte, Pnae or Coalael 1980 GALAXIE Fore!. good ron· cers on Monday, Dec. 27. Mrs. I~ a. m. to 4 p. m. They will ---Write 41 Mound St., Athens, n.ReOKOrt A. C. 8RAIIP'OBD diUoa, new tires. Also a 21" Mabel Goeglein resigned as have new ras rup for sale. VISll'S AUNT, UNCLE 0., or call 592-1176. 33. British fa.. ladlr, Oltlo G. E. televilion. Pb. 992-52!8. guardian treasurer and Mrs. Ita SUNDAY Roger Weaver, lonnerly of In tho WHt Indies --~---o--,..,.--;-11 30 6tp lands iiiimifiiiiidiiiiii;lipill~llll;;; 11 29 3tp Darnell was elected to fill the HAM SHOOT Sunday Dec. 4 Jll<ksooville Florida spent a 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment S&. Undre.111ed vacancy at noon at Forked Run Sports' •. . SEWlNG ........., replll · man Club. Sponsored by few weeks recenUy wrth hiS in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. 37. ~=~le'lice, aU makel. WY Z.Z214. 1980 RAMBLER station wagon, b aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. U 16 tfc dn•m n. Fabric Sbop, PomeN, 6 cylinder, (3) oeat, with ATrEND DINNER Drew. We ster. Post No. 39• William Zerkle and family of TRAILER space on Brownell 38· ~g:~:st Authorized 8tqer Salla and rack, will sell real cheap for Four general!~ were pres. Amfoe~rGcanilts LeF(lony. -~~-•~rocf.Wd Syracuse. The Weavers are Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992- 39. Narrak<> Service. I 21 tfe cash or will trade for or on ent at the turkey dmner Thanks- r or ..,.. un I"'"" . READY-Mill eoDCreta dellvf:l' house trailer or farm tractor giving Day at th• bome of Mr. for hospitalized veterans at now res~.. '" 8yracuse. . .. f.f.lil I MII!Ol GASULINI! ALLEY OI{JIJ FR£AKY, ; I'Ll. RACE l{)t.l TO THE TOP OF THE. HILL! so~ THERe:s JUST NO ~BS'l1TliTS STUPfDI FOR :!MAA.T 1llltJKli<JG! I cughta up at eiqht "'' "lrl I z il lion t imes!• 6harp, Barry! ;;;;:::";;~-;;:' Lost and Found .~' be! 1 11een here a I'll pick you ·th " Za-Sew,;,-· • .;.' Tl·tf I!URN LOS!t • DICK iRACY ** _.., _,, ,..., "'.....,, ...,.,...•,.., ,.,,.. Wy CHESTER GOJI JLD := * ,...,...,_.,,_... i ---~~ -- .1 · ~'1 -··---- - ' ___ I :e.J!!!!.•~'"-!!. '~~~·~·:: ° ROWLEY REED HARDWARE -· ~ TIP >;JlOWED ME I W~Al A TEAM f.RACIOUf; l WHERE YOU KE9' YOU TWO MAKE I YOU I 1'-!EVER! EVER'TI-IIN<;, AND~ EVEN WAXED T'-IE' REAlLY DID l.CJ'Ili MO~ THAM I<ITCJ.<EN ROOR, . IT CERTAI~L.Y ~ DID! NEEDED 11 ) I ! Tl-ICI'T'S NO B!C; JOB, WITH TH' 5TlJj:~: TI-IEV'VE. GI1T NOW 1 Mlf'.O II= I '6PUT $at-.1~ WOOD roE? W ClREPIACE? I DAll Y === ( iI ' i I ' I • '.' !' ~25. 11 ~-- tfc j tt. ~~ee'sgreen M( >UERN 2 bedroom home, .u. Oblervea Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992-2903 day 12. Periods ot' or 992-3702 evenings. time ad right to lout project. Faat :.:U.~ee !lAlLY CRYPlOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It: A X 1' D L B A A X II to L o M a F 11 L i. o w One letter simply atanda tor another. lD. tbil l&llple A J1 uae4 tor tile three L's, X tor the two 0'•, ete. SfDile Ietten, apoatrophlet, the length and fonnation of the words are all hlata. Eadl day the code letters are tW'ftrent. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartVF BVLB VLBV FLKQ BS VFLK, ment, furnace beat, MiddleCFB VJW QBAZZ BVFW IJBV DS~ port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. · . 11281fc BSP.-BV!.DEP'KLR .POlfll BOOM furollbed apan. mem. WY W151. I 14 tfc FURNISHIIJD llltl unturnlshed apartmeull. ClllH to ochool. Pbollll wum. 10 II lie I FOUR: lEGS, A ~!AD AND A TAll.. ... AN' IF ~E a;)NNA. GO 'WTTHJIIS '-'IGHN!SS, 'Y'S!TTER. MOUNT UP! ==-;-;-=--.:.,..=:::--'..-: li 2 R00 M !raJ'I er, na turaI gas, plenty water, close to my home arid to the store. Will rent to private person or a eouple. Ph. 843-2600, Portland, 0. 11 21 3tc n ~· ·: .;.J f cR sw - --- -~=--;c---;7_24 _~ ALLEY OOP Y..-7'• Qorploqllole: YOU CANNOT FLY UK11 AJI JIAQLII WITH THII WINGS OF A WREN.- HUDSON &0 ;a-. 1t1111r J'er.turH SndlcatP, Tnr .) " es=~ · Reaclf·MiJ Co., Middleport, Ohio. 1 ~ lfo AIR CONDmONING Relrtgeratltll oervlce. Jack'l llelrti· eratloa, New Baven. Pbone • 1 lfc TU • "" riM~'• ., HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doni BotUe Gas. Arnold Brothers, 618 E. MaiD SL, ......____ ,:"..:;"woru:;:~Y·:..,..__ I J2 tw•~ ~ · - - witb- t 1'15 ACRE rarm, bouse rooms and bath cellar cellar bouae, 2 laJ11 ' bams ' free ps, 2 Iann ponels, !-···>J IIIIWQI • 1te occupaney Pearl Wll· Uama t92-2318 or if92.2881. ' lO 3 Uc ' --------· -~ ,_, /~ and implements. Inquire at the Lewis Trading Post. Buy, Sell or Trade on 3rd & Mill Sts. Middl~rt 0. ' ' 11 23 ltp and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Miners- Christmas llme. . ville. Present were Mr. and MONDAY GUEST8 IIF PARENTS Mn. Dallas HaS!Ier of Rey- SALEM CElNTER PTA meets lllr. and MrB. Thomas Me· noldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ron- Monday night, Dec.. 5 at 7:~ Clung and children, Jimmy and nie Hassler and children. Gary p. :m. on the the?'_", "MIIBic Suanne If .Mar!Dn were week----,-,..,..c -:---...:. and Sheri, Columbus Mr. and While We Face CritiCal Issues filii guests of her parents, Mr. Legal Notice Mrs. Jerry Hassler and daugb- in Our Democracy." DovoUons o1 Mrs. Dale Smith. NOTICI., •••••CATION ter, Rhonda Lee, Gahanna ; and will be given by Mrs. Audreylp;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..,., ..... " ,....,. .,,,. 11111 Mr. and Mrs. Keiser. Hayes. lfilhll••t will be a .zer~ TNCkint eo..,.., .... e~e~. IY' wtth the PubUe wuu. CommLNiOo musical by pupils under direeor Ohio m IPPltaltloD 10 eMend coaI'1on of Maurlta Miller, vocaJ tract motor drritr penal!; No. ''" END ISLAND VISIT ~4:=:a:a::n~r ~~: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ables, Instructor. Refreshments will and Arleo Chemtell co .• DiYlllon ot Jr., Main St., Pomeroy, return~ ~ served. Everyone is wet. Continental Oil CorQ.PAny; and NriWI'• ..... rda f S ~n, Lhe folkn¥1nl atd.ppirll aeaa.nca-. ~ home Satu y rom an come. suar JtefUun' ) ' me 1M 'l'hl> Amert• J p ert R'co afte p nd ~•n A.Jrlcultu;., cbemtc:at co .. UJJQ uan, U 0 I ' rse the rouow1a1 eq,u1PIDIJU:' a trtcton ing three weeks vacation visitTIIE8DAY 0 ••• '"'~"· . REE""'m "'' WSCS lnteruted putlu ma,. obtlin fur- ing their da ughter and son-mJ.l.,.~ will Pick Up Pill 'llclral, ther tnformlltlon •• to aatd aPpllctUon law Mr and Mrs Aaustin Mon.. have a bazaar and bake aale at by add.......l tile PabUC! utilltilll Com ' • ' • Nol'uftho•...,.,.. "'"'''" " Oblo, Cotumb<a, Ohio. tanez and gandson, Teen. Mrs. the former retldence of Dorsel ~r~~r.'!"':t~ <:ompw Montanez ts the former Caro. Reibel, Tuesday. Dec. 61 from Certified Gal ltatlon Ill W. Moln SL P o Mldd::r,~~. :.~w 7 -a , Iyn AJiman of Pomeroy. 1 until 9 p. m. ly RALPH HEIMDAHL 200 - MKEYS •·•' . . . ., .. ' ~ --~-- '-'; ........... .... .' �I \ Get Extra Cash The Wan~ Ad Way Business Services "''~AD ' 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1968 INFORMATION DIADUNII · t P . M. oa, ....~ ,_.MI.._.. fMftcley a.••• l... •ate ... .. CANCI\l.ATIONI CO.WICTIDNI ·~..-o ••• a., Will Dr '"' A. .. '"'"' ~.-........ ' TIM> '"UDitiMI' ....rYM tM rt.... tw .an ot retH• ony Mt HtMM lbi>Ktlo"'oiMo. lrron ltln .. .. ,.portfll lftUWNIOtely 11M . .. ~~-·· llt'lll ..., ................... Chi,.. 61 Ml'lfl '"'"'" ""''"... rt~,... ~ TO PLACI A ~n ~ ~1l:ie-1 I HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES Experlincecl RADIATOR SERVICE MSO I .: P'rom tho Laraest Truck or Bulldozer lladlator To The SmaUeJt Heater Core. I for cultivation, 15 acres Nylon Black List 27.45 . sale 11.65 All prices are plus tax b ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR DISCO UNTS I doctors and nurses. a< Holzer AKC Miniature and Toy Pood-r' ~NE 1 cylinder gasoline Min' Hr.s~tal. Mrs. W1lham Gam- les. hlack or silv.er. S tud neapolis Moline power unit, er, Long Bottom, 0. . : se rvice and groonung. Phone , ideal for saw mill or to run _ _ _ _ __ __:_II_ 30 lip i _992-544~ -- . 11___25 tk I a generator, very good condl- POM:ROY 992.2181 e 1 .,WALT~i . .H BLAEnNARS I'll. 992-2143 or ' pasture. balance In dug well ~nd water system, II\ story frame house. 6 rooms and bath. Needs lots of repair. Going at ~.000. IIICISl PiOPLiil ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS Horton It, M11on, W. V•· Rawlings Honda Sales TI!RR1 WY Z.2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO CLEAN CAR tT ONLY TAU$ SERVICE ONE MINUfl eCar .True~ aHuler Core ONLY e Bulldozor SOc eAny fype U.DRIVE THP.U . KEITH GOBlE FORD CAR WASH POMEROY , , 2-2196 SOf:JAL {',A J,[", r ,1\TflAR I, 21 Feet Long 1967 Apaches Due Dtc. 10 tALL BlAETTNARS RADIATOR Pomeroy 16~LA~:~.F~~.~::: Albert M. Cox, Broker Heorv Cleland, Salesman 992-3830 Eveoings 99t-!568 orl~36~~c II ONE Of fHI DiCK RAWLINGS Pomeroy, o. 1 Car s __ Fol Solp For S•l• I WISH to thank all my fri ends _ ' -- and neighbors who called or ONE LIKE New l-32nd scale ; FIREWOOD, any length, $8 per sent cards during mv ill- 1 slot car track with one good I 60 cu. fl., load, free dhvery. 11 30 31<: ness. Special thanks. to the car. Ph. 949-3844. II 30 21< , Ph. _1143:2484 · I'UD LASSWELL .. 1111 WILLm H0 NDA ' SAJlS & SERVICE SPRINT Phone 992·2143 '"'""'"'""·===-----;-. 600x 13 tubeless SPORT BOBCAT Fife's, rear Speed Q11een --One story frame 1:~~~~~;~~~~:11 Laundry Mat,of South Third IBRADBURY 5 rooms <2 bedrooms!, bath. Ave., Middleport, 0. . aluminum siding, storm doors 11 29 12tc i and windows, in good condi-1 HUJnl Line I , *' tion. Excellent buy . ..,,500. TRAVEL TRAILERS r •FARM - 1\ mile off Route 248 (Ciuollty Buill) Tire Sale Continues -Close to Chester _ 25 acres : 1H7 Models In Stock POMEROY' CIHI By S.~le~~~r.;~:::;==:~=;~;;.;;;=;~~;;;i?=~~ with central air conditioning, 870 Ash St., Middleport, o. Ph. 992-5258 for appointment. 7 Ill. ............. OPEN lVII. 9:06 '.M. 2-2156 k goll clubs, ,:!A). Ph. Pomeroy Motor Co. .EIUL T f'ltODUCiiN. WANI AD d 0 f Th For 1 II " ' '*II DIKwnt IMI ~·· ... ano • ,... Wttftln It Mt'L CARD OP fMAIUCS • QI.ITUA.III tl .U ,., 10 "rei mlnllnU~n. lach llldltloftr.l ........ O"'ICI IIOIJ•I ttlt a. ~. tO 1:110 f' ~ DOIIJ lotu'lllY Jill 4. M. r. l'lrlt NHII IT'I IO IAI'r PHONE WY btl.. C'!!•• 5 ,"1°!'!~rr:.:::veMe.•~-:; 6 tileROOMbath,housenewwithfurnace ' ce _____ _: : I un• ~•• wont •• len'IM ._... t .,.. wora 1naart1e11 Mlnl,.um :. S.le:___ l ~~ ,._,,.Ll•• A••'tfl mou man .... lftoiN'....:t IMart..,. 1' C•nlt ,.., ..,. .., -y Pome. '"' Motor. Co. For ·, NORGE •as apsrtment • sized !' • 11~3~ 1 stove. ~. Kelvlnator, 14 cu. 1 ------.....:~:...:.:: 61 RAMBLER $595 · ft. refrigerator, ~- For fur- ~ St. Wagon. d crl. Std. trans. White over maroon, like new ther information, call T upW.W. tires, rad1o & healer pers Plains, 661-3606. ~td• 7 • W"Rl"'" 60 COMET $595 11 30 3tc 1 MIDDLEPI)RT - Nice ' room I Deluxe 2 Dr. Interior spotless, good w.w. tires, 6 cyl. Std. trams. R&H. red finish. MONEY for Xmas, gll'e us a ; cottage, frame construction 58 FORD --------,-----~ $245 1 try. We pay cash for new or 1 with Imitation stone siding, Fairlane 500 4 Dr. R&H, auto. P. s t e e r i n g . , old guns, swords, old pocket I two bedrooms, bath, enclosed SAVINGS , 0 R vou ON NEW knives, old dolls,l'mmunition, back porch. Priced to sell. '66 CHIVROLET PASS. CARS any callber, any amount. 13,500. . . . UI..AT'IONI • • QUAurt .. f ··IARNIY G00GL1 IIIII INUI'PY IMITH d Appointe tO AdVI'sory Board IWHITE zig zag sewlo•gl lion. 50 H.P., reasonably pric_ WEDNESDAY Carl H. Schwyn Cygnet, ha: mochme. dressmaker model ., ed. See or call Excelsior Salt , ·1 HOUSE on t 464 South tth St . MIDDLEPORT Literary Club . been appointed a membe~ ul MALE BEAGLE, predominant- bullonholes. appliques. mol'o- 1[ Works. Pomeroy, 0 . Ph>ne l WHITE HOUSE Restaurant, D-tj Middl $6"M canoe h F H Ad · · 0 Jy white, answers to "King." grams, fancy designs. etc., 992-3891. Ask ror Ed Ebers. and 2 permits, m~ern fIX, bo ht down pay. epor will meet Wednesday, Nov. t e armers ome muustra 11•""'"'• Lost in Chester \'icinit y. Ph. I without attarhmenls. Brand bach. Jl 23 tfc I tures, new beer coohng case!! ugt bWII smlak re Ca 'l ~ 30, at the home of Mrs. Clyde ton , State ~dvisory Commilt· ~ 11 · · •·•995 !' - - - - · 111di men , a ance 1 • n1· · ~ , Ingels. Book reviews will in· wh1ch advrses the State D1 1 992-2632. ~ .IO GtJ) 1 new. F'.ull pnce J .,.. -· or ·;:, . LOSE WEIGHT safely with and all eqm~~ent, .nc ng Valley Lumber & Supply Co., elude "Tonight Is Too Late'' rector on the adaption of na. 1 Fox HOUND while ;:o<d lern-1 monlhl,l · Ph. 99'--2685· 1 Dex-A-Diet tablets Onl' 98c · two story bmldmg With 130 M'ddl t 0 992-2709 1 J' be t t I . • ll 2' 'lc . ' I f001 f I 1110 f00 t de th on . I epor . . ' and "What's Right With the Itiona po ICleS to s m.. ~ oa spots, missing JO d<JYS.J _ __ _ _ -~ - ;:, ' Nelson'! Pha rmacy, Pon~o i ron_· P 11 2 30tc Young'' to be given by Mrs. cal corxhtions and needs. 15 Contact Lester Lalhey. La ngs.I DONT pump your sluggish sep eroy, 0. 10 21 30tp; East Mam. P~erz· ' · :: GUARANTEED TO Rodney Downing and Mrs. Don- Mr. Sehwyn is president ol >ille, Ohio (Danville) . Ph., tic lank . Get Kican-Em-AII J!l66 Zi -n1ac hine, I Can finance. e ep ne :; ROOM House, 26 Park STOP BATTERY aid Mills. Roll eall wiU be a the Cygnet Savin(! Bank <::om2720 742.S71i• 11 29 Jtc I' Septic Tank Cl.-;a:1er.' Land- Salesman's g g demonstrators. g or 91J2-9909. teen-"ger ·n the news. "-->pany and has served on a var· 11-27-6tc Middlervtrl, r~ 0. Also 43, 1ROUBLE u """"" 1 mark Farm Bureau Ill P?m- While they last. These mach76 acres (no buildings) for the Blind will be on display. iety of boards dealing with Notice eroy, 0. - _ _ II 21 JOtc ines eq lllpped to zi• zag, building. located in Rutland. Will sacWITH YX·B farm credit, rural resources, - - ·NE • TWO APARTMENT rifice to settle estate. ed . r . . . SINGER SEWING MACHI - make bultonhole.s, darn, em- · Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. In-l . _ Ath _ BOSWORTH COUNCIL No. 46 and ucatlonal ins 1tut10ns. 592 I \~ILL ~lose tlu~ Saturday ev~- ~ Zig zag rquippcd, in new sew· ' broider. etc. Pay just $50 or come $109 per month. $4.000. mf~rmatiOn, call ens. : ~':t~.,.., ,..,.., R&SM will have its annual 628 nmg only at 5.10 y.m. Don s . ing lable, 5 pay menls .$! each if you wish monlhly payments Call 992-2720_ 11 27 Gt cl · inspection Wednesday at 7:30 0 1 Barber Shop, Racmc, ·. .,. $33 cash. Plr. !192-2'~'- I car1 be ··rr''"' ed. Call 992· · - -· - [ -· p. m. Illustrious Comoanion EJ- Openings Exist for 11 9 4 " •' Li tock 1111111~ 1•11mt umn mer II 2;_ tfc, 3218 . _ _ __ "-28 6tc 1967 STEREO, like new, Solid . - --=- vas _ . more Williams, newly elected JanuaryPNOass 11 Adams and Sl~nley AuctiOn NERvous·: Can't sleep·: Try: 10 HAMPSHIRE Shoats. ll B.[ State, 3 speed mtermlXed TWO HORSES - 1 Arabran grand senUnel of Grand Coun. The Marietta Program ol .Hou"e and 1radmg Post ··sleepers " Guaranteed re- . Harmon. Dexter, 0. changer. BSR changer, make Palomino stallion, Ph years ell of Royal and Select Mast· Practical Nursing announce! 1 1s now ~der one roof at suits or money hack. ers of Ohio, will be the Inspect- that there are still several va· 11 u ltpl payments of $1.50 per week old, 1 three year old mare, Laurel Cliff School House Onlv 98r. Nelson's Pharmacy, - . - or pay balance due ~- Ph. bred. See after 4 p. m. Don- ,.. Mil to lng officer. Work will be in cancles existing for the Janon State Route 124 and new p0,;,.roy, o. 11 25 30tp COLOR TV: .196 7 Motorola, lite 992-5649. 1118 tfc na Manuel, Racine. Mattbly.Hiltllb select masters degree. A dinner uary 1967 class. 'PACE' tNLN· Rl. 7 by-pass, open daily at 1 - -_ new condition, full warranty, 11 27 6tc • .._...Ill Uplllnt ..,_ at 6:~ p.m. served by the Pre Admlssion and Classifica1 12 noon. Jim Adams and 10NE GiRL'S wmter navy make payments of $5 per FROM WALL to wall, no soil members of the Order of East· lion Exam) will be given on Worthy Stanley. 11 20 tfc "Boy Coat ," looks like new ,[ week or pay off balance. Ph. at all, on carpets cleaned lnsurlnce a .;;;ru::;":~;fi-Dok1 " em Star, will precede the mee~ Saturday, Dec. 3rd, to appli srze 14, lll, one yell•w sum- 992-5649. 11 20 tfc with Blue Lustre. Rent elecIll I •IZ Ill ~rill, ing. All companions and thelr cents for the September 1967 Wanted To Buy mer coat, sJZe 14, _$3. Wanda OOOUGLAS electric guitar with tric shampooer, .1. Pomeroy quotalklll ladies are Invited. class. 1 tl~E USED folding wheel chair ;:;~; Rt. · Racme; 1 22 ~~~ 3 pickups and amplifier. Ph. Cement Block Co. ~ ~~GENCY WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Those desiring to do •o _who irr good conditio•. Ph. 949· · 992-2580. 11 25 6tc 11 28 6tc & will Wedneada . bave excellent quallficahons, 3fill2. II 30 3tc POTATOES, get your winter . r auto Insurance. We may thmeeh1 of ., Y evH~mng will be permitted to take ~~.e . "-•pota'··s while they last. 1966 S_TEREO Console, JUSt tak- .I!'ROM WAll to wall, no soil' IIIIo to .... you lllllllllf· a1 e orne rors. rram te t f I st . t tr t STANDING uwue< to Ohio Clarence = Proff .,tt, Portland, en 10• 1966 mode I rado 1 -wp J I 2 If F' h 'th M All . d y s or a mmu e en •nee c MIDDLEPORT 18 er WI re eaug- t he J anuary c1ass at th 1~ ' 1·1meo or West Virginia or old d t Thi 5 t h ' 't • • at all, on carpets cleaned with h te rs. ' 0._ Ph._ 843-2254. 10 30 tfc speaker pe s ereo. se as wm', Blue Lustre.$1.Rent - 1, ='!:=:':"'=:=:~~"::":=j er as eo- 05 ss. in order to fill existing vaca:'lfarms With timber. Manon __ _ system, dual volu_ms shmapooer Baker electric Furnl- AIJT()MOBILE Insurance been : Reynolds, Box 71, Syracuse, YOU CAN walk on your rug 2 control, lovely walnut fllll&h,, lure Co. 11 28 !Jc cancelled' Lost your operat Wlntecl THURSDAY lcies. 0. 9 IB 1021p hours after cleaning it with used only f mon.lhs. Take or's Ucense? Call WY 2-2Y66. · -. - - · - . ROCK Springs Grange will ; Lustre Foam. Electric sham- over payments of $1.25 per I Business Services • 15 Uc ' DEEJi ."l~ES, .fl. 50, R ~ d Imeet Thursday, at Bp.m. There RELATIVES ENTERTAINED Help Wanted pooer rental $1. Ebershach week or pay balance due WITH- COLD W th h d • Fo~. $3 :. Gray Fox. !I..IO: ;will be " program and refreJh· Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer, Hardw m, Pomeroy, 0. $7944. Call 992-3218. . k d ea erd a elha 'I Auto Silas Colli,.: Ra10.:: Bill ments will be served. Members son Max and daughter VanBABY SITTER, to live in. care 11 ?5 61 (; o er 1 ;nm $1.50': p r:u- ,.ft.20. R ed 11 28 Stc cnc ets. sp1 ers an 8 0 4 Jor ..! ~ mall children 1-'relcr inserts will be coming inside - --~ a...,., · · · ~~ "' • e s~ are reminded to bring gifts essa entertained relative! 01 viJirh; · 11 30 6tp [ for Albens State HORpl·ta.1 -1uanksgJ.Vmg · · and over t h t h 1 1 4 door BUDGET PRICED turmture tm your home where it's warm .· 19591 RAMBLER, ood Sedan, ti 'I::'. older lady. Ph. 992-2485 or MOHAWK WO · Cdrpe 1mg, ,..,.., ·•· . g res, I . · IINNp. Protect your home from c ean d' up Ph o 7s~ery,.., - - PAST Chi efs of MagnoIIa weekend at the·Jr home , Nyo 992·o223. II 30 3tc I tweedy pa tte rn. brown , bl ac k ollJ' third Door "--&"'" 1 0 ·- - and gray. Ph. 949-2661 la te Baker Flll'lllturo, llrllddleport these pests with ARAB, ra ' · ·~~. 11 30 3tc For Sale or Rent Temple Pythian Sisten . will Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. SERVICE Station •ttendant evenmgs. 11 28 6tc Ohio. U 12 tft available at King Builders have thelf annual Christmas Paul Folmer and daughter, wanted. Phone 992-2436, Mid- _:.:..::::::::::.__ _ _.:_:::.__;_~;__ _ _ ___:_:...._ Supply Co., Middlepol't . 7 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, dinner at Bailey's restaurant, Mary Evelyn of Thompson; dleport. 11 25 6tc 11 30 tfc 1 1~ baths. Ph. 992-2590. Thursday, promptly at 6:30 p. Miss Peggy Folmer, Columbus: 2395 l :===:-o-..,-,-..,.l5 PONTIAC · · · · · · · · $ I 25 f 05 0 RD CUSTOM butchering, will ' buy Catalina • dr. Sedan. This is 1 ~ c m. A party and .I gift ex- and Mrs. Howard Roush 'ind S ROOM furnished apartment, A(;ROS~ 00\\-'N lJ. School Pontiac'• full sized car and -· , change will follow at the home daughter Teresa and grandchl· exceUent condition, coovewi· 1 . Actri>SS': 1. Lately VJP hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. fully equipped. It is a low A NEW modern 4 room co~ of Mrs. Adam Ebersbae. dren, Bobby and Connie Roush ent to a shopping area. im· Hay. fOO'med 1ri. An wort.h l::::=:===---,---; lt;;-l -;rfc :e;t,~\~~~:;'~~t::~ ;:. tage. Velma G. Zuspan. Ph. EVANGELINE Chapter OES of Follansbee, W.Va. 2. Begin mediate oocupancy. Ph. 992•ppeal !5. Couch 3. Old weight BULLDOZER service. Ponds, fer you to the orlsinal owner 773-5750, Mason, W. Va. Middeport, will meet Thursday 20. He3346 after 5 p. m. 10 16 tie 9. Choir for wool brew driveways, ligbt bushlq, who will be etad to highly __ n 17 16tp evening, Dec. 1, at 7: ~ p. m. rnemllt'r recommend it. ~ 4. La.nd Jette!" 11IN1!8 itOST DINNER back flllin&, 992-2208. for the regular meeting. Plans For Rent lO. E><rloy. meagure 2L Man'.a 5. Animals 10 31 30tc N ILICTIA BUICK .. $1995 I Bethel62 Plnw will be completed for installa- Mr. and Mrs. Rnger lllpes !tick12. Taot V8 4 dr. Sedan. We sold this I'DRNISHED apartment, 4 · 13 · Spanillh railH!d 11ame SPECIAL 25 per cent labor diJ. cor new and have full -rec· Potluck Dinner lion of officers to be held Sat- were hosts at a family dldiler court fu r· wool .t'l. B11!tle rooms and bath, utilities furThanksgiving at thelr home, game count on all Gravely Tract- oro. to prom ita fine condi· Plans were made for a pot- urday, Dec. 10. 6. Lubricates 21ite Y~r4&~'• A~ Aished, close to business dis- 14. Cherished br-•ht in 1 bm&-u lion. It hu FACTORY AIR Gallipolis. Guests were Mr. nd 1. S teel of Am. R,e.. 29. BaeD ors """" or P or coNDmONING, power aeat, luck dinner at H5 p. m. al the FRIDAy animal trict. No pets. Ph. 992-30!!2. wedge Yolulioq ofoecka Mrs. Ray Hines and sons, Darepairs during November and power aleerini, power brakes, next meeting, Dec. 12, when 8. ~longing24. Garden 31. AccumWU. 11 30 3tc l5.Gilt lG.Cuckoo December, or oolifJ and R cornering Ulhta, automatic Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna- EUB MEN's Brotherhood vid and Douglas of Belpre; Mr. to a Slci.Jian tools 34. Robult :•-:R::o"o"'M:-;-ho-u-se- w-:-: ith;-;-b.,-; ath, fur· l7.Part of tt , and Mrs. Chari•• Woode, Cheswill pick up ,_ -·· tractor, oorleo. trano. all<l other accesvolcano 2fi. Ca.pilat ot 36. Colnpet.lllt It many io beautiful all ti onal Order of Job's Daughters will meet at the Enterp-'-· ,,.. ter, and Mrs. Willard Hines, mouth 9. Bark Moro<: co 38. Nano. • nace and garage, 255 W. Main 18.Digraph Gravely Tractor Sales, Pom- white finish and io spotless met Monday evening at the church Friday at 7:30 P·';"· fibers :26. Gladdens inlet '· ..St, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 19.Partura 11. Appo eroy, 0. Ph. 992-21115. dean ins,fe and out. Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Ed8on Roush w!ll show prc- Athens Read. int. 28, Pea~s or 40. Rt'lmlnn• flower 1192-2668 or -992-2961. ments Yerte:o:t'l'l: eel: abbr. ==-,=-=-=~10~~ :.:..:3:::; 0tc ARS Linda Lyons, honored queen, lures on recent trip abroad. All 21. Foremaa 11 27 6lc 23. Instructor MAKE MORE PROFIT by BLAEnN presided and opened the meet. men of the church are ureed to WEEKENDS WITH FAMIL V H'''o"u~s=E,-,f"'iv_e_ro_ o_ m_ s _and' bath 2'· Biblical llstlllg your llrm's oervlces 1D Pomorey 1ng in ritualistic form . A Christ- attend. Bill Zerkle, student at Ohio • • wild ox. lbe Dally Sentlltel'a Busln... mas party and $1 gift exchange EAST LETART WSCS win Univenily, spent the weekend gas heat, close to business 21. ot an district. No pets. Ph. 992-3092. ancient llervlce eohmm. It It II 1117 IILVER lint Studebaker will follow the dinner. Election hold a nunmage sale Friday with his parents and sisters, 11 28 3tc Greek &tJa'IOJIIIa mUe Ph N ' of officers was announced for and Saturday, December 2 • 3 Mr. and Mrs. William Zerkle, 4 :-c:==-;-=--:-=i_ _ __ people . . . . _ 8o;;lee ~ • lowfWJ,.'l:rl'f"· it :; the next meeting. Plans were In the Simpson Bullding, old Sandy and Jocelyn Ann of Sy29 4 ROOM house and bath. 840 30. Man'a Crltl Bradford aven, · - - - made for Installation of olfi. post office building, at lladne. racu~. nickname E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. 31 . An\.hrop<lld lfrtte, Pnae or Coalael 1980 GALAXIE Fore!. good ron· cers on Monday, Dec. 27. Mrs. I~ a. m. to 4 p. m. They will ---Write 41 Mound St., Athens, n.ReOKOrt A. C. 8RAIIP'OBD diUoa, new tires. Also a 21" Mabel Goeglein resigned as have new ras rup for sale. VISll'S AUNT, UNCLE 0., or call 592-1176. 33. British fa.. ladlr, Oltlo G. E. televilion. Pb. 992-52!8. guardian treasurer and Mrs. Ita SUNDAY Roger Weaver, lonnerly of In tho WHt Indies --~---o--,..,.--;-11 30 6tp lands iiiimifiiiiidiiiiii;lipill~llll;;; 11 29 3tp Darnell was elected to fill the HAM SHOOT Sunday Dec. 4 Jll<ksooville Florida spent a 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment S&. Undre.111ed vacancy at noon at Forked Run Sports' •. . SEWlNG ........., replll · man Club. Sponsored by few weeks recenUy wrth hiS in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. 37. ~=~le'lice, aU makel. WY Z.Z214. 1980 RAMBLER station wagon, b aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. U 16 tfc dn•m n. Fabric Sbop, PomeN, 6 cylinder, (3) oeat, with ATrEND DINNER Drew. We ster. Post No. 39• William Zerkle and family of TRAILER space on Brownell 38· ~g:~:st Authorized 8tqer Salla and rack, will sell real cheap for Four general!~ were pres. Amfoe~rGcanilts LeF(lony. -~~-•~rocf.Wd Syracuse. The Weavers are Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992- 39. Narrak<> Service. I 21 tfe cash or will trade for or on ent at the turkey dmner Thanks- r or ..,.. un I"'"" . READY-Mill eoDCreta dellvf:l' house trailer or farm tractor giving Day at th• bome of Mr. for hospitalized veterans at now res~.. '" 8yracuse. . .. f.f.lil I MII!Ol GASULINI! ALLEY OI{JIJ FR£AKY, ; I'Ll. RACE l{)t.l TO THE TOP OF THE. HILL! so~ THERe:s JUST NO ~BS'l1TliTS STUPfDI FOR :!MAA.T 1llltJKli<JG! I cughta up at eiqht "'' "lrl I z il lion t imes!• 6harp, Barry! ;;;;:::";;~-;;:' Lost and Found .~' be! 1 11een here a I'll pick you ·th " Za-Sew,;,-· • .;.' Tl·tf I!URN LOS!t • DICK iRACY ** _.., _,, ,..., "'.....,, ...,.,...•,.., ,.,,.. Wy CHESTER GOJI JLD := * ,...,...,_.,,_... i ---~~ -- .1 · ~'1 -··---- - ' ___ I :e.J!!!!.•~'"-!!. '~~~·~·:: ° ROWLEY REED HARDWARE -· ~ TIP >;JlOWED ME I W~Al A TEAM f.RACIOUf; l WHERE YOU KE9' YOU TWO MAKE I YOU I 1'-!EVER! EVER'TI-IIN<;, AND~ EVEN WAXED T'-IE' REAlLY DID l.CJ'Ili MO~ THAM I<ITCJ.<EN ROOR, . IT CERTAI~L.Y ~ DID! NEEDED 11 ) I ! Tl-ICI'T'S NO B!C; JOB, WITH TH' 5TlJj:~: TI-IEV'VE. GI1T NOW 1 Mlf'.O II= I '6PUT $at-.1~ WOOD roE? W ClREPIACE? I DAll Y === ( iI ' i I ' I • '.' !' ~25. 11 ~-- tfc j tt. ~~ee'sgreen M( >UERN 2 bedroom home, .u. Oblervea Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992-2903 day 12. Periods ot' or 992-3702 evenings. time ad right to lout project. Faat :.:U.~ee !lAlLY CRYPlOQUOTE- Here'• how to work It: A X 1' D L B A A X II to L o M a F 11 L i. o w One letter simply atanda tor another. lD. tbil l&llple A J1 uae4 tor tile three L's, X tor the two 0'•, ete. SfDile Ietten, apoatrophlet, the length and fonnation of the words are all hlata. Eadl day the code letters are tW'ftrent. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apartVF BVLB VLBV FLKQ BS VFLK, ment, furnace beat, MiddleCFB VJW QBAZZ BVFW IJBV DS~ port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. · . 11281fc BSP.-BV!.DEP'KLR .POlfll BOOM furollbed apan. mem. WY W151. I 14 tfc FURNISHIIJD llltl unturnlshed apartmeull. ClllH to ochool. Pbollll wum. 10 II lie I FOUR: lEGS, A ~!AD AND A TAll.. ... AN' IF ~E a;)NNA. GO 'WTTHJIIS '-'IGHN!SS, 'Y'S!TTER. MOUNT UP! ==-;-;-=--.:.,..=:::--'..-: li 2 R00 M !raJ'I er, na turaI gas, plenty water, close to my home arid to the store. Will rent to private person or a eouple. Ph. 843-2600, Portland, 0. 11 21 3tc n ~· ·: .;.J f cR sw - --- -~=--;c---;7_24 _~ ALLEY OOP Y..-7'• Qorploqllole: YOU CANNOT FLY UK11 AJI JIAQLII WITH THII WINGS OF A WREN.- HUDSON &0 ;a-. 1t1111r J'er.turH SndlcatP, Tnr .) " es=~ · Reaclf·MiJ Co., Middleport, Ohio. 1 ~ lfo AIR CONDmONING Relrtgeratltll oervlce. Jack'l llelrti· eratloa, New Baven. Pbone • 1 lfc TU • "" riM~'• ., HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Doni BotUe Gas. Arnold Brothers, 618 E. MaiD SL, ......____ ,:"..:;"woru:;:~Y·:..,..__ I J2 tw•~ ~ · - - witb- t 1'15 ACRE rarm, bouse rooms and bath cellar cellar bouae, 2 laJ11 ' bams ' free ps, 2 Iann ponels, !-···>J IIIIWQI • 1te occupaney Pearl Wll· Uama t92-2318 or if92.2881. ' lO 3 Uc ' --------· -~ ,_, /~ and implements. Inquire at the Lewis Trading Post. Buy, Sell or Trade on 3rd & Mill Sts. Middl~rt 0. ' ' 11 23 ltp and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Miners- Christmas llme. . ville. Present were Mr. and MONDAY GUEST8 IIF PARENTS Mn. Dallas HaS!Ier of Rey- SALEM CElNTER PTA meets lllr. and MrB. Thomas Me· noldsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ron- Monday night, Dec.. 5 at 7:~ Clung and children, Jimmy and nie Hassler and children. Gary p. :m. on the the?'_", "MIIBic Suanne If .Mar!Dn were week----,-,..,..c -:---...:. and Sheri, Columbus Mr. and While We Face CritiCal Issues filii guests of her parents, Mr. Legal Notice Mrs. Jerry Hassler and daugb- in Our Democracy." DovoUons o1 Mrs. Dale Smith. NOTICI., •••••CATION ter, Rhonda Lee, Gahanna ; and will be given by Mrs. Audreylp;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..,., ..... " ,....,. .,,,. 11111 Mr. and Mrs. Keiser. Hayes. lfilhll••t will be a .zer~ TNCkint eo..,.., .... e~e~. IY' wtth the PubUe wuu. CommLNiOo musical by pupils under direeor Ohio m IPPltaltloD 10 eMend coaI'1on of Maurlta Miller, vocaJ tract motor drritr penal!; No. ''" END ISLAND VISIT ~4:=:a:a::n~r ~~: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ables, Instructor. Refreshments will and Arleo Chemtell co .• DiYlllon ot Jr., Main St., Pomeroy, return~ ~ served. Everyone is wet. Continental Oil CorQ.PAny; and NriWI'• ..... rda f S ~n, Lhe folkn¥1nl atd.ppirll aeaa.nca-. ~ home Satu y rom an come. suar JtefUun' ) ' me 1M 'l'hl> Amert• J p ert R'co afte p nd ~•n A.Jrlcultu;., cbemtc:at co .. UJJQ uan, U 0 I ' rse the rouow1a1 eq,u1PIDIJU:' a trtcton ing three weeks vacation visitTIIE8DAY 0 ••• '"'~"· . REE""'m "'' WSCS lnteruted putlu ma,. obtlin fur- ing their da ughter and son-mJ.l.,.~ will Pick Up Pill 'llclral, ther tnformlltlon •• to aatd aPpllctUon law Mr and Mrs Aaustin Mon.. have a bazaar and bake aale at by add.......l tile PabUC! utilltilll Com ' • ' • Nol'uftho•...,.,.. "'"'''" " Oblo, Cotumb<a, Ohio. tanez and gandson, Teen. Mrs. the former retldence of Dorsel ~r~~r.'!"':t~ <:ompw Montanez ts the former Caro. Reibel, Tuesday. Dec. 61 from Certified Gal ltatlon Ill W. Moln SL P o Mldd::r,~~. :.~w 7 -a , Iyn AJiman of Pomeroy. 1 until 9 p. m. ly RALPH HEIMDAHL 200 - MKEYS •·•' . . . ., .. ' ~ --~-- '-'; ........... .... .' �.., .... - -~ ·- • • • J'· ·· ·· ·· <,. ··· · -· "-< • '· · ~- ·- · ··- ~~··,···- ···· · -- ..~···~ · ··· - . \ ,. ' Haop{eHad Hot Hand Predicted Oklahoma's 'Upset of the Year' Also, Miami, Georgia, ND, SMU, Triumphs 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1966 Tenn. %1, Vanderbilt 11· Paellic _ _ _ _ _LI_ _ __ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ Actual Results Notre Dame 51, So. CaUl. I (Cal,) D oeorgja z3, Ga. Teeh 14 Saturday, Nov. !G Utah 20, Tes. West<ru 1'1 Miami (0.), 28, Chiclnftatl 8 Utah St. 48, ·HaWaii o Alabama 34, So. MI.,, 0 Tenn. !8, Vanderbilt I Clemson 31, So. Carolina iO Mississippi 24, Miss. Sl. o Arizona 17, Arizona St. 21 Right Wrong Ties Prt. Colo. St. U. 31, Iowa St. iO Houston 13, Memphis St. 11 Army 21, Navy 7 21 Last Saturday; .. lC 4 0 .80o Florida Sl. 45, Maryland No. carollua 11, Virgiulo 21 Baylor !1, Rice 14 Miami (Fla.) 21, Florida 16 Season Record: 177 135 10 ,67f Holy Cross 32, Boston College S.M.U. 2i, T.C.U. 0 zs Brlgbam Young :18, Georgie 11, Ga. Tt.-b II Utah SL 27, llawall 7 llouston 31, Memphis St. 6 Mississippi 28. Miso. St. 0 No. Cmliua 21. Virgiuia 20 Notre Dame U, So. Calif. 21 S.:I1.U. 21, T.C.U. 22 Utah 15, Ttx. Western 14 By MAJOR AMIIS B. HOOPLE the year. land, and Notre Dame to trim ~iiiiiitll•llliiiilliilliiliiiiiilillliiltiitllliiiiiiilit• Foothill'• Foremoat Forec11ttr On Saturday we had a bril- Southern California hak - • E1ad, friends, seldom bas llant record of 16 winnfrs. 4 kaff! the Hoople System functioned losers, for an .800 halting av- Notre Dame's 51-Q thrashing more beautifully than It did en.ge - karf-kaff! :of the Trojans gives the Jrish last week. There were upsets I Tn re fresh your memories, undisputed possession of first , calort and the Hoople Plan t in my Turkey Day fore<"ast I place in my personal ratings ! had most of them analyzed per- wrote. "Watch for the Oklaho- It also makes Ihe South Bend ftdly. indudlng the upst-L of ma Sooners to treat a national lads the unofficial Rose Bowl ..........................,....-,, TV audience to the upse_t or the champions by virtue of their as they ·feast' on Nebras- early season conque st of PurCornhuskers~" due 's Boilermakers, who will FIRST ON SANTA'S And - ahem - just as I pre- meet Southern Calirornia on dieted they would, the Sooners, New Year's Day - umpLIST with a spine-tingling di splay of kumph! dogged determination. prevail- ]n another contest with Bowled 10-9 on a last- minute field game overtones last Saturday, goal to knock Sugar Bowl nom- \'l'e gave you S.M.U. "to V¥in inee Nebraska from th e ranks · the post as Cotton Bowl host" ' of the unbeaten - har-rumph! :by topping T.C.U. The SouthBut as gratifying as the Okla- ern Methodist boys did the home prediclion was it was on j11b rather htmdil)-·, winnmg Saturday the Hoople System ] 21-0~ exrellt>d r. For a rundown on the results I On the last bill: day of tllr , on Sa turday ts rard. see my , regular 19&6 sP:ason your fa - ' selertions rP:produced here avorife fore~.: aster eorrt'rtly : long~ ide the actual results of tabbed Army 's "rourth quar- thr day's prorer-dings. And now, A GOOD lt>r'' upset of Navy. the Miami dear rea~ ers. you r peer\rss. : Hurricanes' upset of Orange I prognostica tor will repa ir ~o USED CAR i Howl bound Florida . and the 1his laboratory to prepa re hi! Georgia Bulldogs' triumph ov-1annual bowl games forecast. ! FROM GOBLE'S er previou!lly undefeated Geor- Wat r:h for my se\edions in this ' gta Tec·h. who will foee Florida newspaper. . i 65 Ford Galaxie u: the New Yea r's classic: · Hoople Selectmn11 1 .. 500, 4 Dr. I cyllndtr, 1ute. for Salur~ay, ~ov. 7e tr1n1. R1dlo & H.. ttr, I By .lcwr . o~ Clancy DeLan cy. . thtt sage or Brooklyn. messaged Alabama 33, So. M1ss. 1.1 whitiWIII tirl8 me by wireless, ''Tha t. HooplE>, , Arizona 17. Ariwna St. 16 64 Studebaker is pigskin prognosticatint;: of thr : Army lti, ,\ a \·y 12 4 DoJr, 6 tyl.. d1nd1rd Iir sl o rder ~" Th an k vou, Cl;m- i Baylor ~I. Ri<'e 7 . shift, white w1tl tlrt5. ('_\1. th;:mk youl · Holy Cross 2.6, Boston Co11ege : It would not be fair to my i lfi ~ 64 Ford Galaxie staff to Jet pass unmentioned Brigham Young 19, Parifit 500. 4 Dr. I cvllndtr, tut•. tnn1. Radio and hta(.fr, , se\'e ral other stt>rling sell•ctinns i ICal.) t ,ower stttring, whltew•ll from li!st week's ecnd. Miami ~0. ) 23. Cindnoatl 21 Hrtl. The Hoop It> System gave ymt : Clt-nu;on 31, So. Carolioa lS , 11nrlrrdog Hol _v Cross to lliJt'lld 1Colo. St. L'. U, Iowa St. S 63 Chevrolet neighbor Bostun Collt>gf'. Flor- j Florida St. 12, Maryland 10 Bel Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Automatic tr1n1 . Whitt ida St<ltf' to triu mph over :\1ary~ Miami lfi'la.l 2%, F1orida 11 iiiiiitiiiiilllililiiiiiiiiiiiii • minaUon between brains and draftees It accepts .. The n~re D Jnteraatloaal brawn as rl8hl and proner is 18 per cent !or the Marines c~~~ defer:nt "';, ~~ basls lalthough his pentagon mouth·/ and 15 per cent •ach for the 11 ~ ge gr~ ds P~O a ly IS on Ipiece probably would deny 1t. Navy and Air Force. .e ~ 9 ? .ou espde ~he fact :Pentagon acceptance of discri· i that Jt JS_ m tile public mterest. imination which favors deter- I and the Joint and I ~cNamara E~ucatJOnal ·e , 1 I• \ ' ~· .. , .. \ ... ::. 1 l· :. 1 l : ·.... ., .• / \ ... - . • deferment con· ment of brains at the expense , Ch1efs of Staff have ordered the LJkewJSe. It 18 10 the pubhc any sense and might lose brams at the expense of of brawny blood is shown by IArmy to accept a mimmum of mterest to put the bt!tter battle or lOSt' the war ~ bra.ms are m short supply in the are: . , among each group of dra(tees ean the most to the Similarly, it wilt not makeUhlted States but the brains - McNamara has BCl'epted ; assigned to it. The Navy and public tnterest. By chance, only. sense when educational draft 3 shortage Js most acute .an_d gradual towering of educational ! Air Force q~otas are about half better brai~s are m~st useful in deferment is ab<~ndoned for da~gerous, On a. elos~ caU, 1t IS standards by which young men I that of the mfantry. the less hazard?us JOb . some sdu:! me of ~.: hance such as IOgJCa l that brams- m shortest are accepted or rejected. - It h b hi i If the bleedmg hearts and a draft loltery. A draft lottery supply-~u~t be conserved in -Quotas have been imposed 1 lated th~~ 0 : : ; ~oug / c::Jcu- ,vote seekers among our leaders appeals to our political leaders. the publi c mterest. on the various armed service . battle It' . pev· t ~ ot mean what they say about the A lottery wuuld enable lhem to In an era. of scientific war the · requiring each to accept not i are am , of educationa_J discri- revad.e responsibil ity as armed serv1ces need a supply of 1less .than a fixed percentage of gg . _ · mmatwn, why do they not start pubhc ofhc1als when the neig h- am~:sua ~~~d 1 ~rc~! 1 Jr.~qui~y th~i: 1 dra.fled brain! and the armed 1tte J\l·educated or merely dull , · - · -- - - -- • lnarKet heport ;;; si;;;.'pt!;;~l'W~ ...... l· ... :· __ , '28.90 ,. Stock Heller Col · . lo 2%. , ~-- ~ . ~fVEAL CALVI!:s _Tops !5.8; Seconds 34.50; Medium 25.5& to 311 ; Common Heivies 21.1$~ 34.50; Culls· 21 to 24.50; Bakv ( PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES 00. PT. PLEAS~NT, W. VA. Saturday, Nov. 2t, 196fi uz 4'. 175 to 220 18.75 to Calves S7 to 31. HOGS - 19.75 : I Total Sale - $28,832.381 1$1 Brams are scarce in the 21 25. Heavies 18 50 to United States and ~o 1t is. also. Lights lB 50 to 20 75 . Fat Sows buyers 67, total conslg~s 11?. with moral courage among 5 50 11 16 ". . .. 10 politicia ns. They eould lead but 5 to, ·7a. Plgs 10to 4 25:· 1 • prefer tn he led A poliliri.an · Sto<k Shoats l2.25 YOUTH KIU.ED 2- · who endorsed conserving Drains CATTLE - Steers 20.20 to .AKRON (UPI) Mlchift at the cost of brawny hl und 23.30, Heifers 15.90 to 18.70: ~mne, 17, Tallmadge, . w~ probably would be voted out of ~-<tt {'ows 14 .20 to 18.20 Can- k1lled ea rly today when the ca~ ofri l'e the next. Ume ar 11 und ners 12 to 14: Bulls 20.50 to in which he was a passebg~f; So it is thi!t educational 21 tO· \Tilk Cows 89 to 170· ' was struck by an Erie deft>rmcnt. probohly is on the Cows a.nd 145 I wann a Railroad way out. . 1!15; Stock Steers 21.75 to 25.2~: train. ~~ ··~ St;.td~ ·· . serv1ces gl!ts them. But other Iwitted draftees. ' manpower needs of the armed I McNamara and the Joint 1 servtces ca n be met without Chiefs of Start have ordered 1 waste or brain power. that 25 per cent of the slo~erDefense Secretary Robert S. witted be included In each I McNarna~a-~~s- acct>pted discrl- rontingent of enlistees and I - . Calw·~ . . t~ ';a;:~~ I .. . "Super-Right" Quality Meatsl . _, r,<· ' CHUCK RO AST-o·,. I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1966--15 . 1 ~.- ~ mterest lo put them In a folhole youth on the job ot dealing w1th poilticol leaders have mush 1 FANCY FRILLS? -~ where they are Jlkely to be electromc gttdgets in the Air where ...their courage ought to ~lasted. ~,orce or Navy? That JS not be . . . . . . diJne because it would not make . co~trtbute • 1: ' ' because the government loves Put the mathematics slar up and for the people IS the best 1 the ili.educ~ted Jess. It is froi\1 to slop a bullet and a>Sign ever devised. But it cannot because }t IS in the pllblie some til-educated Amtorlcan work all of its wonders 1t thP mu~c e. G~ bodies and good several related facts. These 25 per cent of the duller-witted eduealed .draftees where they We Offer Quality and Low Prices 1 Jl L ! Unil<: ~~ WIUIOII ·_· ~ ·~: menl policy to 088ign the IU· hav• aulh~rlty to do so, such OS I lor's nephew is drafted by !' educated to the more hazardous by . changmg the front line t-hance insl.ad ~of by judgm•nt.. ground forces. That Is not usSJgnments m Southeast Asia ! Govern ment by the people I Draft Deferment 0nC0IIe!!e Gfa des 0ut ~en e~ WHEN YOU SHOP ... A LOT OF GIMMICKS 1 _,,·frt'i"'""i ·.,,;ll<l'owq• '-'Pinion , What Do You Want? ' . ' . ~ ~ .~ CHOICE .CENTER 1 BLADE CUTS HELEN HELP US! YOUR FOOD DOLLARS ----- --- GO w•ll tin• Alabama 14-Point Favorite Over Auburn In Final Tilt 63 Rambler w•ll tirn 65 Mercury Monterey, 4 O.Or. I cyl. !it1ndard transmllli•n, JMJ· NE W YORK bama, the only major team with a perfect record this Am erIc an Football League seu.son, was tabbed a game while Sunday action choice to whip intra-state rval Buffalo a six-point favorite . Auburn this Saturday and · Boston, San Deigo a I its regular season with a choice over Houston and Denver mark. a five~point pick. over Mlaml. fem'"t. 2 Dr. H1rdtejt'. 4 opood lrlnl. 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr, I cylhlftr, aut. matte tr•nt. aNI Rid.. wtlilte wan tint. ............ 64 Ford F-700 5 - 4 tl'tiM. 2 1110ed n1r axle, I cyl. Du"" Trut:lr. Lerte whHJ INse, Automatic +r•n•. 63 Mercury C'lttom 2 Door Hardt,. e-wer StHrint •ntl .nket. Autom•tlc tranL 63 Ford Galaxie SDO, 4 dr. I cyl., ltd. irtnt. ladle & h..ttr, WIS tlm 62 Ford Galaxie cyl., •uttrn~tlc INns.• radio & h11tor, s tirtl 62Ford WI •+• Country Stcl1n 4 dr, lion w•lfn, I c:yl. IUte~n~­ ILt Inns., rldle & h11ter, . WIS tins -. '. 62 Scout '!4 Ton 6 cyl. 4 whHI drive QR Columbia's seven- week's schedule. which banded Nebraska Its center, will be lon to the for the entire J9ti6-li7 three games remaining "65 Dodge Dart Z Dr, :170 s.r;oo, 6 cyll,. riel~ ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating ten Ptnol Truck, 6 cyl. 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., I cyl. aut•matlc t'•n•. Jhdlo & M•ttr, WI f l tii'H Your Dependable Dealer for 66 Chevrolet PlUMBING ,_l•u 4 dr. Hordtop. I AND cyl., autematlc trans., power s1Hr1nt, ncfio & hfolor, W 'S tirM HEATING Phone WY 2·2550 62 Olds Starfire 2 H~rdt.~t, dr. 11tinualion of its working agree· l]rrJent with the Cooper Company England in producing For· mula One racing cars. I Maserati President Adolfo Orsi announced his firm was developing a new engine for the cars but that it wouJd not ready in time for the I II11;~,~~·~African Grand PriJ:, the event of the 1967 For· .if with 1t1ke llttd 16% Dairy Feed You Always $3.85 ,., 100 lb. I '-------J i CAl· LOT Leoutt . ,.,..,.,.,. Ill. WAYNE I 'i BREAD AND KRUMETTES 6 HOMEMADE SORGHUM GALLONS AND QUARTS SHOTGUN SHELLS THE KAUTZ FEED STORE "THE ONE STOP STORE" Evorythl"' From Feod to fM I'Mno 9154347 CHESTEil c MAGIC l PORK SAUSAGE • lb. BLEACH Gallon SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS lb. box c Only DfliRl' DEPT. BVl'SI Low Calorie ICE CREAM V1 The Kids Love ltl CHOt MILK gal. qt. carton ( 33 2 for 7 9c STOKElY'S CORN :;_~:::::~:~ 5(~: s1 PORK & BEANS Va:i~~~~:~y 2No~.~~ 49c SALAD DRESSING p~~~=~·-· 1::· 45c EGG NOODLES M~~~·r_ ·· _~:.~· 33c 2V.Ib.8Sc PEANUT BUTTER 2 1 ed. uniforms same color and 1 think: I eou!d. I ~fylf f~ all. No more compet- But here is the terrible part. : Jl'.mp and pose. ,, ~y~~ this emphasis snorp clothes contributes to only three soiullons: 1. Go a· school dro!H>Ut. Those who can't way and put the baby out for or: for me and my children, but I'd hate myself forever 2 Keep the baby and try. to liv~ down the scan~ a!. This might ruin my ehiidren's lives - all of them. 3. Marry Jim and let him tbink the baby is his, though It isn't. He would be a good husband and father but guilt would make me a' bad ' mess up my Pal Brand Rich, Creamy _ DINNERS ALL VARIITIES Coke $1.49 Head Lettuce c l he1!ls Fine Quality White Bread _ _ 4 - 22-oz. loaves 99c JANI.PARKER Apple Pie, Jane Parker _ _ _ 2 for '!7c each ~9c Donuts, 3 Varielies _ 2 - 1-doz. pkgs. 49c THE R~D Sib. bag TAGS AND QUALITY-COMPARE! EVERY DAY LOW PRICES I A&P Apple Sauce 25-oz. Jar 29c Cocktail 17-oz. can 26c Cut .~r"il 3 cans 89c ~ 7- 1-lb. 'c ans $1.00 Beans AlP Slictcl Bt.eta _ S•uetkraut c BONELESS Reel 7 .;. 1·1b. c~ns $1.00 1-lb. cans 33c 20-oz. bottlt 31 c Salmon - I ·lb. cin 99c •I ·4 • fillets 12-oz. 49 "" : . lb. ,. I'. • c Fl oun der _ 2 pkg. lb. Tea Bags c ,,' $129 · . • ·' ' . I -!~' 6«. Cilns 15c ~~: _ __ Instant Coffee 1 A&P _ _ $1.09 ~;;· $1·09 Aristocrat Saltines _ ~!~25c P or k& G rape ( 2 !:~. 6Sc o~·~~; 49c A&P Aspirin St u Sult1n1 With 41.oz. 29 B eansromato S.u<e- nn c Je II y Sultan• Brand- LETTUCE 2 lb. 4 l lor . ( JO Y,..,,, 65 ffed 01 •IVes Sultan• Largo or Sm•ll c ]u 1·1b. 5 EngHsh Walnuts _ Tange IOS CRISP- SOLID ICEBERG LARGE HEADS pkg. of 125 J 1·1b. 4.oz. $ .OO .;., 1 Spread:.:'~lry PLAY Florida Juicy - pkg. s~~9 69c Emperor Grapes 2 39c Red Potatoes - 10 ~~g 69c lbs. 39( Tic Toe lac Get in on the Fine Gifts! ~ f UP TO .Plaid Sta"'.R'SII . HUNDREDS HAVE W.ONI SO CAN' ·. y·00'I . • 1 ' j ~· .... .. _ , "!, ' " . !~o;: 59c- pkg. WIN i 'l A&P Smooth Whip _ • Fmen _ 2 pkos. 2·1b. 89 Frene hFrJeS ( B'.lb. 53 Green Beans A&PCut Fro<On - - l \ ' Jt.lb.4.oz, $1.00 , . p;os I. ' •• STEAKS CAP'N JOHN FROZEN BREADED lb. 69 ~ 99c ·-----------------' I 59c Flounder _ li '' Super . _., RIB ~ , A&P SEAFOOD VALUES! Lunc h· eon Meat Right _ 7 cana $1.00 2- Paae K"chup ~------...· TASTY- BEEF ROAST lb. · ·· 30-oz. can 43c A&P Plneepple Juice lona ! FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! AlP BRANDS FOR SAVINGS . lana Sweet .. P.as ""•o•l Pork Chops · · · .. · · ·· · lb. 79t PORK FOR r: Chunk Bologna · · ·· · · lb. R~~g;KTop Dinners pkg $1 Sliced Beef Liver · ··· · · lb. · I Meaty Oxtails · ·· · · · · · lb. 29,c. , l BUTT STYLE Cheese I ! ALL MEAT Sliced Bacon 2 lb. pkg. $1.35 A&P JANI ,ARKU LOOK ,.. QUARTERED LOtN-9 to 11 CHOPS Mor•on k•Jn p•Jes Fro.en p• Mo<ton • M tnce tes Frmn _ lb. oak a Pound Cake, Jane Parker lamb Chops · · · · · · lb. $1.3f · ' Lamb PaHies ·· · · · · lb. 49r '. ALL GOOD Salad Dressing :;;. _ _qu;'.749c A&P Pruflt Plums _ 3 - 30.oz. cans $1.00 GRAPEFRUIT PORK Meat Loaf Mix · ··· · · lb. 69c P um p 3 !- '· LOIN CUTS A&P GROCERY VAlUES! FRUIT CAKE A&P Freestone Peaches _ Florida BEEF, VEAL, -- JANE PARKER- Over 2-3 Fruit & Nuts A&P Fruit Large, Crisp, Solid Ground Chuck · · ·· · , · · lb. 69c Jane Pw·ker Bu ys jar RSTRIETMANN'S HONEY GRAHAM CRACKERS _lb. box 41c LEAN TASTY O~~~R~JO~H~TO~J~""~·~T;H<~O~O~~~T~AT~LA~N~TI~C;&~PA~C~If~JC~T~~C~ '~--~------~~~~C .. -----.. --·---- --------- -- -- --··------- -- O,~"~'C~.~ 1V2·lb. Lamb Chops ...... lb. $1.19 Fresh Sausage · · · · · · · · lb. 79c JIFFY FLASH.O·FREEZE .. ¢ Beef Steaks .. 15-oz. pk~l· 8~'c::l ~ ' __ RIB CUTS Beef Pot Roast ··· · · · · · lb. 69c Stewing Beef, Boneless lb. 79c Boiling Beef Plate · · · · lb. 29c Beef Shorf Ribs ·· · · · · !b. 49c CAP'N JOHN FROZEN L. 79 lb. COUNTRY STYLE wam •I BfRRrS WORLr . lb. BONELESS · . We yfu: know we're doing our level best. We want you to know that above all, "We Care ... About You."' , wife woUld certainly put some zip all I've done Is Lamb Shoulder Chops lb. 69c Lamb Breast · · · ·· · · · lb. 29c .• ' ':. W~wan~ouiknow we ~ concerned. I'm afraid uniforms will nev·j · er make .it,. except at private , Ali I wanted was lo be loved · schools, but your bombshell and needed by someone, and into Ye Olde PTA. Toss it! life, my children's and the poor Concerning !Cbool nylons: baby's lives. I am not even 21 arise, Mothers, and march a- and have ruined more lives gains! 'em\ It Isn't unusual \han mosl people do in a life. these days lor teens (sometimes lime. - Reip! A DESPERATE even pre-teens) to squander WIDOW $00 a year on sheer hose, and Dear Widow: this kind of thing can send You bave a fourth choice, father up the wall. and, as I see it, the only one: •Anyone for W.A.R.? Tell Jim the \ruth. Don't es· C.-Women Against Runs"). pect marriage - not yet anyYour best weapon is a linn ' way - bul I think he'll help "NO!" - H. you make \he right decision. TRUE CONFESSION - H. Dear Helen: This eolumn Ia dedicated to When I was 16 I quit sehonl family living, so if you're hav· and married the only boy 1 ing kid !rouble or just plain hlld ever dated. My folks were trouble, let Helen Help YOU. constanlly fighting and using She will also welcome your own us kids as their weapons. I i amusing experiences. Address loved Bob, but mostly I mar· I Helen Bottel in care tl this ritd to escape. newspaper. BLADE CUTS We want there to be no doubt in your mind about our policy with respect to food costs. . ROAST Lamb Shoulder Roast lb. 59c We think it's important during this period of time to reiterate that pledge. keep ~p V.:ith ~e Junior Jones' adoption. This would be best ENGLISH LEG-0-LAMB That is the basis on which our company has grown and prospered over the years. can't imagine the nightmares on I've been through. There are feel infenor. Money becomes ali·lmportllnt to them, and so they quit to find jobs. Frankly, I'd like a new out· fit myself once in a while, but all I get is daughter's caolooffs. - FOR SCHOOL UNIFORMS P.s. And . think of the leen shopping mtserles lhJS would save. F lb._ A&P IS DEDICATED TO BRINGING THE MOST GOOD FOOD, TO THE MOST PEOPLE, FOR THE LEAST AMOUNT OF MONEY. t1me w1th us , has a good job, 6 5c SWISS R:::.d What we are about to say is not new. Matter of fact, it's over 100 years old. f o What a relief it would be lo is steady and dependable. But stnd the kids ofl in well-design· I don't love him - not yl t. lb. apie efrom tire IIUitlllfjmllmt ofAil until 32 DOG FEED IN CHUNKS, KRUMS Everything was fine Dear Helen : the babies started coming. Thl:'n I'm the mom of ·a lOth grad- Bob Degan drink ing and run- I er. She is of lhe "match . it" ning around. I fin<l lly went to school : every skirt mu!'l have work. a~ most of his money a matching blouse, which has went fo r gambling. to match her coat and shoes. He was killed one night in 8 Theae nylons: WOW! One patr car accident. I was on the edgP per we;k! (Note from H: Qn .. of a breakdown, but 1 kept 0 ~ ly ONE. Teen nylons are usual· working To forge t I dat d ly "Runaday Bran d-") several ·men. l hate· three eof Now here's my suggestion. them for taking adva nt age of No one complains about uni- me when I was emotionally upform gym clothes. So why nol I set, and I ha_tr myself even school uniforms? Then there'd , more for lett mg them. I be_no ~ore fusses about mini-;, The fourth man was differskirt!, tJ.ght swe~ters, tight ent. It wn sn't the sa me with pa?ts, floppy shirts, etc. And Ji m, because he likes me and Dear David Davies Fresh MORTON S HOME MIXED UNIFORMS FOR STUDENTS? · \COFFEE \MATE 65fb 1 6 cyl, 1 Ton, 4 •pHd tnnl- :e RUTLAND DEP.l. STORE Fro::enl'ood Bug 01 The Week! 51 Chevrolet USED e AT RUTLAND by Hel•n Bottei-...J lets get back to bobby or half. my ro lldre n spends a lot soxl . . , SLIC. BACON 1 KEITH G:OBLE J FORD can One racing season. power ~ PaylessAt LYONS MARKET lloz. announced Tuesday con- ttHrlnt, ,ower .,nlr:H, rNio & hll•ter, W S tlrtt nf•Jen 46oz. e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e LOW .PRICES .ON GOOD QUALITY MEATS Italy's Maserati Molor Com· · 4 . . . tr1n1, I c c mg, no Jealousy. Our kids should 1 just found out 1 am two and 1!0, lo school ro learn, not t&l' one-half months pregnant. Ynu defeat ef the season season it was Thanksg iving Day, is a learned Tuesday. ' point choice over O~lahoma j ~ewmark, a junior · State and Houstr:tt~, whu:h was Brooklyn, who averaged 22.9 points a game )aBt season i D upset by Memphl~ St~le weekend, Is a 21·pomt PICk leading Columbia lo an 1H Utah. ark, underwent a tonsilec~ In the key game In ]ast week and his Eastern Conference of the advised him to slav out of National Football League Sun-1school until next year 'to recu~ day, the Dallas Cowboys are a [per ate fully. ' 14-point favorite over the St. i Louis Cardinals. RACING CANCELLED Other NFL action Cleveland a hu~e 21-point CHESTER, W. Va. (UP!) - ~1 over New Y•rk, Baltimore racing program at five--p<lin1 r hoice over Chicago, Park was cancelled ! Grtt"n Bay an 11-point choice due lo heavy snow which made I over San Franci!!CO, driving hazardous on roads phia a seven-point favorile leading to the track. Racing is 1 Pittsburgh, Minnesota a 17-)XIint expected to reswne today. pick vver Atlanta and Los Angeles a 13-poinl choice over 1w•~RIUNG PA(;I' 11 Del roll. TI1e Oakland Raiders are a MODENA, llaly IUPl) 62 ChevrQiet i Drink 14 oz. bot. ' ~. WAID CROSS SONS While most of tbt '· football teams have tornpl<•tedJWlLS<tN OUT their ••ason, there were NEW YORK (UP!) - Dove heattr, ,ower ....-Ina, der, st1nd1rct triM., eAT RACINE e New York Jeb in a wtr tMrine, ,.... •n4 65 Pontiac G.T.O. STOKfLEY'S CATSUP Markets Big (UP!l-Aia· four·point choice to defeat hNt.r. whlt.w•ll firfl. 4 dr, I 19 251b. bag 550 !itritS 4 Dr. 6 cylin· dtr, &tlndtrd tnn1., r1· dlo, huttr, 1nd Whitt Stokelys Robin Hood j 1.-- · �.., .... - -~ ·- • • • J'· ·· ·· ·· <,. ··· · -· "-< • '· · ~- ·- · ··- ~~··,···- ···· · -- ..~···~ · ··· - . \ ,. ' Haop{eHad Hot Hand Predicted Oklahoma's 'Upset of the Year' Also, Miami, Georgia, ND, SMU, Triumphs 14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1966 Tenn. %1, Vanderbilt 11· Paellic _ _ _ _ _LI_ _ __ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ Actual Results Notre Dame 51, So. CaUl. I (Cal,) D oeorgja z3, Ga. Teeh 14 Saturday, Nov. !G Utah 20, Tes. West<ru 1'1 Miami (0.), 28, Chiclnftatl 8 Utah St. 48, ·HaWaii o Alabama 34, So. MI.,, 0 Tenn. !8, Vanderbilt I Clemson 31, So. Carolina iO Mississippi 24, Miss. Sl. o Arizona 17, Arizona St. 21 Right Wrong Ties Prt. Colo. St. U. 31, Iowa St. iO Houston 13, Memphis St. 11 Army 21, Navy 7 21 Last Saturday; .. lC 4 0 .80o Florida Sl. 45, Maryland No. carollua 11, Virgiulo 21 Baylor !1, Rice 14 Miami (Fla.) 21, Florida 16 Season Record: 177 135 10 ,67f Holy Cross 32, Boston College S.M.U. 2i, T.C.U. 0 zs Brlgbam Young :18, Georgie 11, Ga. Tt.-b II Utah SL 27, llawall 7 llouston 31, Memphis St. 6 Mississippi 28. Miso. St. 0 No. Cmliua 21. Virgiuia 20 Notre Dame U, So. Calif. 21 S.:I1.U. 21, T.C.U. 22 Utah 15, Ttx. Western 14 By MAJOR AMIIS B. HOOPLE the year. land, and Notre Dame to trim ~iiiiiitll•llliiiilliilliiliiiiiilillliiltiitllliiiiiiilit• Foothill'• Foremoat Forec11ttr On Saturday we had a bril- Southern California hak - • E1ad, friends, seldom bas llant record of 16 winnfrs. 4 kaff! the Hoople System functioned losers, for an .800 halting av- Notre Dame's 51-Q thrashing more beautifully than It did en.ge - karf-kaff! :of the Trojans gives the Jrish last week. There were upsets I Tn re fresh your memories, undisputed possession of first , calort and the Hoople Plan t in my Turkey Day fore<"ast I place in my personal ratings ! had most of them analyzed per- wrote. "Watch for the Oklaho- It also makes Ihe South Bend ftdly. indudlng the upst-L of ma Sooners to treat a national lads the unofficial Rose Bowl ..........................,....-,, TV audience to the upse_t or the champions by virtue of their as they ·feast' on Nebras- early season conque st of PurCornhuskers~" due 's Boilermakers, who will FIRST ON SANTA'S And - ahem - just as I pre- meet Southern Calirornia on dieted they would, the Sooners, New Year's Day - umpLIST with a spine-tingling di splay of kumph! dogged determination. prevail- ]n another contest with Bowled 10-9 on a last- minute field game overtones last Saturday, goal to knock Sugar Bowl nom- \'l'e gave you S.M.U. "to V¥in inee Nebraska from th e ranks · the post as Cotton Bowl host" ' of the unbeaten - har-rumph! :by topping T.C.U. The SouthBut as gratifying as the Okla- ern Methodist boys did the home prediclion was it was on j11b rather htmdil)-·, winnmg Saturday the Hoople System ] 21-0~ exrellt>d r. For a rundown on the results I On the last bill: day of tllr , on Sa turday ts rard. see my , regular 19&6 sP:ason your fa - ' selertions rP:produced here avorife fore~.: aster eorrt'rtly : long~ ide the actual results of tabbed Army 's "rourth quar- thr day's prorer-dings. And now, A GOOD lt>r'' upset of Navy. the Miami dear rea~ ers. you r peer\rss. : Hurricanes' upset of Orange I prognostica tor will repa ir ~o USED CAR i Howl bound Florida . and the 1his laboratory to prepa re hi! Georgia Bulldogs' triumph ov-1annual bowl games forecast. ! FROM GOBLE'S er previou!lly undefeated Geor- Wat r:h for my se\edions in this ' gta Tec·h. who will foee Florida newspaper. . i 65 Ford Galaxie u: the New Yea r's classic: · Hoople Selectmn11 1 .. 500, 4 Dr. I cyllndtr, 1ute. for Salur~ay, ~ov. 7e tr1n1. R1dlo & H.. ttr, I By .lcwr . o~ Clancy DeLan cy. . thtt sage or Brooklyn. messaged Alabama 33, So. M1ss. 1.1 whitiWIII tirl8 me by wireless, ''Tha t. HooplE>, , Arizona 17. Ariwna St. 16 64 Studebaker is pigskin prognosticatint;: of thr : Army lti, ,\ a \·y 12 4 DoJr, 6 tyl.. d1nd1rd Iir sl o rder ~" Th an k vou, Cl;m- i Baylor ~I. Ri<'e 7 . shift, white w1tl tlrt5. ('_\1. th;:mk youl · Holy Cross 2.6, Boston Co11ege : It would not be fair to my i lfi ~ 64 Ford Galaxie staff to Jet pass unmentioned Brigham Young 19, Parifit 500. 4 Dr. I cvllndtr, tut•. tnn1. Radio and hta(.fr, , se\'e ral other stt>rling sell•ctinns i ICal.) t ,ower stttring, whltew•ll from li!st week's ecnd. Miami ~0. ) 23. Cindnoatl 21 Hrtl. The Hoop It> System gave ymt : Clt-nu;on 31, So. Carolioa lS , 11nrlrrdog Hol _v Cross to lliJt'lld 1Colo. St. L'. U, Iowa St. S 63 Chevrolet neighbor Bostun Collt>gf'. Flor- j Florida St. 12, Maryland 10 Bel Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Automatic tr1n1 . Whitt ida St<ltf' to triu mph over :\1ary~ Miami lfi'la.l 2%, F1orida 11 iiiiiitiiiiilllililiiiiiiiiiiiii • minaUon between brains and draftees It accepts .. The n~re D Jnteraatloaal brawn as rl8hl and proner is 18 per cent !or the Marines c~~~ defer:nt "';, ~~ basls lalthough his pentagon mouth·/ and 15 per cent •ach for the 11 ~ ge gr~ ds P~O a ly IS on Ipiece probably would deny 1t. Navy and Air Force. .e ~ 9 ? .ou espde ~he fact :Pentagon acceptance of discri· i that Jt JS_ m tile public mterest. imination which favors deter- I and the Joint and I ~cNamara E~ucatJOnal ·e , 1 I• \ ' ~· .. , .. \ ... ::. 1 l· :. 1 l : ·.... ., .• / \ ... - . • deferment con· ment of brains at the expense , Ch1efs of Staff have ordered the LJkewJSe. It 18 10 the pubhc any sense and might lose brams at the expense of of brawny blood is shown by IArmy to accept a mimmum of mterest to put the bt!tter battle or lOSt' the war ~ bra.ms are m short supply in the are: . , among each group of dra(tees ean the most to the Similarly, it wilt not makeUhlted States but the brains - McNamara has BCl'epted ; assigned to it. The Navy and public tnterest. By chance, only. sense when educational draft 3 shortage Js most acute .an_d gradual towering of educational ! Air Force q~otas are about half better brai~s are m~st useful in deferment is ab<~ndoned for da~gerous, On a. elos~ caU, 1t IS standards by which young men I that of the mfantry. the less hazard?us JOb . some sdu:! me of ~.: hance such as IOgJCa l that brams- m shortest are accepted or rejected. - It h b hi i If the bleedmg hearts and a draft loltery. A draft lottery supply-~u~t be conserved in -Quotas have been imposed 1 lated th~~ 0 : : ; ~oug / c::Jcu- ,vote seekers among our leaders appeals to our political leaders. the publi c mterest. on the various armed service . battle It' . pev· t ~ ot mean what they say about the A lottery wuuld enable lhem to In an era. of scientific war the · requiring each to accept not i are am , of educationa_J discri- revad.e responsibil ity as armed serv1ces need a supply of 1less .than a fixed percentage of gg . _ · mmatwn, why do they not start pubhc ofhc1als when the neig h- am~:sua ~~~d 1 ~rc~! 1 Jr.~qui~y th~i: 1 dra.fled brain! and the armed 1tte J\l·educated or merely dull , · - · -- - - -- • lnarKet heport ;;; si;;;.'pt!;;~l'W~ ...... l· ... :· __ , '28.90 ,. Stock Heller Col · . lo 2%. , ~-- ~ . ~fVEAL CALVI!:s _Tops !5.8; Seconds 34.50; Medium 25.5& to 311 ; Common Heivies 21.1$~ 34.50; Culls· 21 to 24.50; Bakv ( PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES 00. PT. PLEAS~NT, W. VA. Saturday, Nov. 2t, 196fi uz 4'. 175 to 220 18.75 to Calves S7 to 31. HOGS - 19.75 : I Total Sale - $28,832.381 1$1 Brams are scarce in the 21 25. Heavies 18 50 to United States and ~o 1t is. also. Lights lB 50 to 20 75 . Fat Sows buyers 67, total conslg~s 11?. with moral courage among 5 50 11 16 ". . .. 10 politicia ns. They eould lead but 5 to, ·7a. Plgs 10to 4 25:· 1 • prefer tn he led A poliliri.an · Sto<k Shoats l2.25 YOUTH KIU.ED 2- · who endorsed conserving Drains CATTLE - Steers 20.20 to .AKRON (UPI) Mlchift at the cost of brawny hl und 23.30, Heifers 15.90 to 18.70: ~mne, 17, Tallmadge, . w~ probably would be voted out of ~-<tt {'ows 14 .20 to 18.20 Can- k1lled ea rly today when the ca~ ofri l'e the next. Ume ar 11 und ners 12 to 14: Bulls 20.50 to in which he was a passebg~f; So it is thi!t educational 21 tO· \Tilk Cows 89 to 170· ' was struck by an Erie deft>rmcnt. probohly is on the Cows a.nd 145 I wann a Railroad way out. . 1!15; Stock Steers 21.75 to 25.2~: train. ~~ ··~ St;.td~ ·· . serv1ces gl!ts them. But other Iwitted draftees. ' manpower needs of the armed I McNamara and the Joint 1 servtces ca n be met without Chiefs of Start have ordered 1 waste or brain power. that 25 per cent of the slo~erDefense Secretary Robert S. witted be included In each I McNarna~a-~~s- acct>pted discrl- rontingent of enlistees and I - . Calw·~ . . t~ ';a;:~~ I .. . "Super-Right" Quality Meatsl . _, r,<· ' CHUCK RO AST-o·,. I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1966--15 . 1 ~.- ~ mterest lo put them In a folhole youth on the job ot dealing w1th poilticol leaders have mush 1 FANCY FRILLS? -~ where they are Jlkely to be electromc gttdgets in the Air where ...their courage ought to ~lasted. ~,orce or Navy? That JS not be . . . . . . diJne because it would not make . co~trtbute • 1: ' ' because the government loves Put the mathematics slar up and for the people IS the best 1 the ili.educ~ted Jess. It is froi\1 to slop a bullet and a>Sign ever devised. But it cannot because }t IS in the pllblie some til-educated Amtorlcan work all of its wonders 1t thP mu~c e. G~ bodies and good several related facts. These 25 per cent of the duller-witted eduealed .draftees where they We Offer Quality and Low Prices 1 Jl L ! Unil<: ~~ WIUIOII ·_· ~ ·~: menl policy to 088ign the IU· hav• aulh~rlty to do so, such OS I lor's nephew is drafted by !' educated to the more hazardous by . changmg the front line t-hance insl.ad ~of by judgm•nt.. ground forces. That Is not usSJgnments m Southeast Asia ! Govern ment by the people I Draft Deferment 0nC0IIe!!e Gfa des 0ut ~en e~ WHEN YOU SHOP ... A LOT OF GIMMICKS 1 _,,·frt'i"'""i ·.,,;ll<l'owq• '-'Pinion , What Do You Want? ' . ' . ~ ~ .~ CHOICE .CENTER 1 BLADE CUTS HELEN HELP US! YOUR FOOD DOLLARS ----- --- GO w•ll tin• Alabama 14-Point Favorite Over Auburn In Final Tilt 63 Rambler w•ll tirn 65 Mercury Monterey, 4 O.Or. I cyl. !it1ndard transmllli•n, JMJ· NE W YORK bama, the only major team with a perfect record this Am erIc an Football League seu.son, was tabbed a game while Sunday action choice to whip intra-state rval Buffalo a six-point favorite . Auburn this Saturday and · Boston, San Deigo a I its regular season with a choice over Houston and Denver mark. a five~point pick. over Mlaml. fem'"t. 2 Dr. H1rdtejt'. 4 opood lrlnl. 63 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Dr, I cylhlftr, aut. matte tr•nt. aNI Rid.. wtlilte wan tint. ............ 64 Ford F-700 5 - 4 tl'tiM. 2 1110ed n1r axle, I cyl. Du"" Trut:lr. Lerte whHJ INse, Automatic +r•n•. 63 Mercury C'lttom 2 Door Hardt,. e-wer StHrint •ntl .nket. Autom•tlc tranL 63 Ford Galaxie SDO, 4 dr. I cyl., ltd. irtnt. ladle & h..ttr, WIS tlm 62 Ford Galaxie cyl., •uttrn~tlc INns.• radio & h11tor, s tirtl 62Ford WI •+• Country Stcl1n 4 dr, lion w•lfn, I c:yl. IUte~n~­ ILt Inns., rldle & h11ter, . WIS tins -. '. 62 Scout '!4 Ton 6 cyl. 4 whHI drive QR Columbia's seven- week's schedule. which banded Nebraska Its center, will be lon to the for the entire J9ti6-li7 three games remaining "65 Dodge Dart Z Dr, :170 s.r;oo, 6 cyll,. riel~ ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating ten Ptnol Truck, 6 cyl. 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., I cyl. aut•matlc t'•n•. Jhdlo & M•ttr, WI f l tii'H Your Dependable Dealer for 66 Chevrolet PlUMBING ,_l•u 4 dr. Hordtop. I AND cyl., autematlc trans., power s1Hr1nt, ncfio & hfolor, W 'S tirM HEATING Phone WY 2·2550 62 Olds Starfire 2 H~rdt.~t, dr. 11tinualion of its working agree· l]rrJent with the Cooper Company England in producing For· mula One racing cars. I Maserati President Adolfo Orsi announced his firm was developing a new engine for the cars but that it wouJd not ready in time for the I II11;~,~~·~African Grand PriJ:, the event of the 1967 For· .if with 1t1ke llttd 16% Dairy Feed You Always $3.85 ,., 100 lb. I '-------J i CAl· LOT Leoutt . ,.,..,.,.,. Ill. WAYNE I 'i BREAD AND KRUMETTES 6 HOMEMADE SORGHUM GALLONS AND QUARTS SHOTGUN SHELLS THE KAUTZ FEED STORE "THE ONE STOP STORE" Evorythl"' From Feod to fM I'Mno 9154347 CHESTEil c MAGIC l PORK SAUSAGE • lb. BLEACH Gallon SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS lb. box c Only DfliRl' DEPT. BVl'SI Low Calorie ICE CREAM V1 The Kids Love ltl CHOt MILK gal. qt. carton ( 33 2 for 7 9c STOKElY'S CORN :;_~:::::~:~ 5(~: s1 PORK & BEANS Va:i~~~~:~y 2No~.~~ 49c SALAD DRESSING p~~~=~·-· 1::· 45c EGG NOODLES M~~~·r_ ·· _~:.~· 33c 2V.Ib.8Sc PEANUT BUTTER 2 1 ed. uniforms same color and 1 think: I eou!d. I ~fylf f~ all. No more compet- But here is the terrible part. : Jl'.mp and pose. ,, ~y~~ this emphasis snorp clothes contributes to only three soiullons: 1. Go a· school dro!H>Ut. Those who can't way and put the baby out for or: for me and my children, but I'd hate myself forever 2 Keep the baby and try. to liv~ down the scan~ a!. This might ruin my ehiidren's lives - all of them. 3. Marry Jim and let him tbink the baby is his, though It isn't. He would be a good husband and father but guilt would make me a' bad ' mess up my Pal Brand Rich, Creamy _ DINNERS ALL VARIITIES Coke $1.49 Head Lettuce c l he1!ls Fine Quality White Bread _ _ 4 - 22-oz. loaves 99c JANI.PARKER Apple Pie, Jane Parker _ _ _ 2 for '!7c each ~9c Donuts, 3 Varielies _ 2 - 1-doz. pkgs. 49c THE R~D Sib. bag TAGS AND QUALITY-COMPARE! EVERY DAY LOW PRICES I A&P Apple Sauce 25-oz. Jar 29c Cocktail 17-oz. can 26c Cut .~r"il 3 cans 89c ~ 7- 1-lb. 'c ans $1.00 Beans AlP Slictcl Bt.eta _ S•uetkraut c BONELESS Reel 7 .;. 1·1b. c~ns $1.00 1-lb. cans 33c 20-oz. bottlt 31 c Salmon - I ·lb. cin 99c •I ·4 • fillets 12-oz. 49 "" : . lb. ,. I'. • c Fl oun der _ 2 pkg. lb. Tea Bags c ,,' $129 · . • ·' ' . I -!~' 6«. Cilns 15c ~~: _ __ Instant Coffee 1 A&P _ _ $1.09 ~;;· $1·09 Aristocrat Saltines _ ~!~25c P or k& G rape ( 2 !:~. 6Sc o~·~~; 49c A&P Aspirin St u Sult1n1 With 41.oz. 29 B eansromato S.u<e- nn c Je II y Sultan• Brand- LETTUCE 2 lb. 4 l lor . ( JO Y,..,,, 65 ffed 01 •IVes Sultan• Largo or Sm•ll c ]u 1·1b. 5 EngHsh Walnuts _ Tange IOS CRISP- SOLID ICEBERG LARGE HEADS pkg. of 125 J 1·1b. 4.oz. $ .OO .;., 1 Spread:.:'~lry PLAY Florida Juicy - pkg. s~~9 69c Emperor Grapes 2 39c Red Potatoes - 10 ~~g 69c lbs. 39( Tic Toe lac Get in on the Fine Gifts! ~ f UP TO .Plaid Sta"'.R'SII . HUNDREDS HAVE W.ONI SO CAN' ·. y·00'I . • 1 ' j ~· .... .. _ , "!, ' " . !~o;: 59c- pkg. WIN i 'l A&P Smooth Whip _ • Fmen _ 2 pkos. 2·1b. 89 Frene hFrJeS ( B'.lb. 53 Green Beans A&PCut Fro<On - - l \ ' Jt.lb.4.oz, $1.00 , . p;os I. ' •• STEAKS CAP'N JOHN FROZEN BREADED lb. 69 ~ 99c ·-----------------' I 59c Flounder _ li '' Super . _., RIB ~ , A&P SEAFOOD VALUES! Lunc h· eon Meat Right _ 7 cana $1.00 2- Paae K"chup ~------...· TASTY- BEEF ROAST lb. · ·· 30-oz. can 43c A&P Plneepple Juice lona ! FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES! AlP BRANDS FOR SAVINGS . lana Sweet .. P.as ""•o•l Pork Chops · · · .. · · ·· · lb. 79t PORK FOR r: Chunk Bologna · · ·· · · lb. R~~g;KTop Dinners pkg $1 Sliced Beef Liver · ··· · · lb. · I Meaty Oxtails · ·· · · · · · lb. 29,c. , l BUTT STYLE Cheese I ! ALL MEAT Sliced Bacon 2 lb. pkg. $1.35 A&P JANI ,ARKU LOOK ,.. QUARTERED LOtN-9 to 11 CHOPS Mor•on k•Jn p•Jes Fro.en p• Mo<ton • M tnce tes Frmn _ lb. oak a Pound Cake, Jane Parker lamb Chops · · · · · · lb. $1.3f · ' Lamb PaHies ·· · · · · lb. 49r '. ALL GOOD Salad Dressing :;;. _ _qu;'.749c A&P Pruflt Plums _ 3 - 30.oz. cans $1.00 GRAPEFRUIT PORK Meat Loaf Mix · ··· · · lb. 69c P um p 3 !- '· LOIN CUTS A&P GROCERY VAlUES! FRUIT CAKE A&P Freestone Peaches _ Florida BEEF, VEAL, -- JANE PARKER- Over 2-3 Fruit & Nuts A&P Fruit Large, Crisp, Solid Ground Chuck · · ·· · , · · lb. 69c Jane Pw·ker Bu ys jar RSTRIETMANN'S HONEY GRAHAM CRACKERS _lb. box 41c LEAN TASTY O~~~R~JO~H~TO~J~""~·~T;H<~O~O~~~T~AT~LA~N~TI~C;&~PA~C~If~JC~T~~C~ '~--~------~~~~C .. -----.. --·---- --------- -- -- --··------- -- O,~"~'C~.~ 1V2·lb. Lamb Chops ...... lb. $1.19 Fresh Sausage · · · · · · · · lb. 79c JIFFY FLASH.O·FREEZE .. ¢ Beef Steaks .. 15-oz. pk~l· 8~'c::l ~ ' __ RIB CUTS Beef Pot Roast ··· · · · · · lb. 69c Stewing Beef, Boneless lb. 79c Boiling Beef Plate · · · · lb. 29c Beef Shorf Ribs ·· · · · · !b. 49c CAP'N JOHN FROZEN L. 79 lb. COUNTRY STYLE wam •I BfRRrS WORLr . lb. BONELESS · . We yfu: know we're doing our level best. We want you to know that above all, "We Care ... About You."' , wife woUld certainly put some zip all I've done Is Lamb Shoulder Chops lb. 69c Lamb Breast · · · ·· · · · lb. 29c .• ' ':. W~wan~ouiknow we ~ concerned. I'm afraid uniforms will nev·j · er make .it,. except at private , Ali I wanted was lo be loved · schools, but your bombshell and needed by someone, and into Ye Olde PTA. Toss it! life, my children's and the poor Concerning !Cbool nylons: baby's lives. I am not even 21 arise, Mothers, and march a- and have ruined more lives gains! 'em\ It Isn't unusual \han mosl people do in a life. these days lor teens (sometimes lime. - Reip! A DESPERATE even pre-teens) to squander WIDOW $00 a year on sheer hose, and Dear Widow: this kind of thing can send You bave a fourth choice, father up the wall. and, as I see it, the only one: •Anyone for W.A.R.? Tell Jim the \ruth. Don't es· C.-Women Against Runs"). pect marriage - not yet anyYour best weapon is a linn ' way - bul I think he'll help "NO!" - H. you make \he right decision. TRUE CONFESSION - H. Dear Helen: This eolumn Ia dedicated to When I was 16 I quit sehonl family living, so if you're hav· and married the only boy 1 ing kid !rouble or just plain hlld ever dated. My folks were trouble, let Helen Help YOU. constanlly fighting and using She will also welcome your own us kids as their weapons. I i amusing experiences. Address loved Bob, but mostly I mar· I Helen Bottel in care tl this ritd to escape. newspaper. BLADE CUTS We want there to be no doubt in your mind about our policy with respect to food costs. . ROAST Lamb Shoulder Roast lb. 59c We think it's important during this period of time to reiterate that pledge. keep ~p V.:ith ~e Junior Jones' adoption. This would be best ENGLISH LEG-0-LAMB That is the basis on which our company has grown and prospered over the years. can't imagine the nightmares on I've been through. There are feel infenor. Money becomes ali·lmportllnt to them, and so they quit to find jobs. Frankly, I'd like a new out· fit myself once in a while, but all I get is daughter's caolooffs. - FOR SCHOOL UNIFORMS P.s. And . think of the leen shopping mtserles lhJS would save. F lb._ A&P IS DEDICATED TO BRINGING THE MOST GOOD FOOD, TO THE MOST PEOPLE, FOR THE LEAST AMOUNT OF MONEY. t1me w1th us , has a good job, 6 5c SWISS R:::.d What we are about to say is not new. Matter of fact, it's over 100 years old. f o What a relief it would be lo is steady and dependable. But stnd the kids ofl in well-design· I don't love him - not yl t. lb. apie efrom tire IIUitlllfjmllmt ofAil until 32 DOG FEED IN CHUNKS, KRUMS Everything was fine Dear Helen : the babies started coming. Thl:'n I'm the mom of ·a lOth grad- Bob Degan drink ing and run- I er. She is of lhe "match . it" ning around. I fin<l lly went to school : every skirt mu!'l have work. a~ most of his money a matching blouse, which has went fo r gambling. to match her coat and shoes. He was killed one night in 8 Theae nylons: WOW! One patr car accident. I was on the edgP per we;k! (Note from H: Qn .. of a breakdown, but 1 kept 0 ~ ly ONE. Teen nylons are usual· working To forge t I dat d ly "Runaday Bran d-") several ·men. l hate· three eof Now here's my suggestion. them for taking adva nt age of No one complains about uni- me when I was emotionally upform gym clothes. So why nol I set, and I ha_tr myself even school uniforms? Then there'd , more for lett mg them. I be_no ~ore fusses about mini-;, The fourth man was differskirt!, tJ.ght swe~ters, tight ent. It wn sn't the sa me with pa?ts, floppy shirts, etc. And Ji m, because he likes me and Dear David Davies Fresh MORTON S HOME MIXED UNIFORMS FOR STUDENTS? · \COFFEE \MATE 65fb 1 6 cyl, 1 Ton, 4 •pHd tnnl- :e RUTLAND DEP.l. STORE Fro::enl'ood Bug 01 The Week! 51 Chevrolet USED e AT RUTLAND by Hel•n Bottei-...J lets get back to bobby or half. my ro lldre n spends a lot soxl . . , SLIC. BACON 1 KEITH G:OBLE J FORD can One racing season. power ~ PaylessAt LYONS MARKET lloz. announced Tuesday con- ttHrlnt, ,ower .,nlr:H, rNio & hll•ter, W S tlrtt nf•Jen 46oz. e AT TUPPERS PLAINS e LOW .PRICES .ON GOOD QUALITY MEATS Italy's Maserati Molor Com· · 4 . . . tr1n1, I c c mg, no Jealousy. Our kids should 1 just found out 1 am two and 1!0, lo school ro learn, not t&l' one-half months pregnant. Ynu defeat ef the season season it was Thanksg iving Day, is a learned Tuesday. ' point choice over O~lahoma j ~ewmark, a junior · State and Houstr:tt~, whu:h was Brooklyn, who averaged 22.9 points a game )aBt season i D upset by Memphl~ St~le weekend, Is a 21·pomt PICk leading Columbia lo an 1H Utah. ark, underwent a tonsilec~ In the key game In ]ast week and his Eastern Conference of the advised him to slav out of National Football League Sun-1school until next year 'to recu~ day, the Dallas Cowboys are a [per ate fully. ' 14-point favorite over the St. i Louis Cardinals. RACING CANCELLED Other NFL action Cleveland a hu~e 21-point CHESTER, W. Va. (UP!) - ~1 over New Y•rk, Baltimore racing program at five--p<lin1 r hoice over Chicago, Park was cancelled ! Grtt"n Bay an 11-point choice due lo heavy snow which made I over San Franci!!CO, driving hazardous on roads phia a seven-point favorile leading to the track. Racing is 1 Pittsburgh, Minnesota a 17-)XIint expected to reswne today. pick vver Atlanta and Los Angeles a 13-poinl choice over 1w•~RIUNG PA(;I' 11 Del roll. TI1e Oakland Raiders are a MODENA, llaly IUPl) 62 ChevrQiet i Drink 14 oz. bot. ' ~. WAID CROSS SONS While most of tbt '· football teams have tornpl<•tedJWlLS<tN OUT their ••ason, there were NEW YORK (UP!) - Dove heattr, ,ower ....-Ina, der, st1nd1rct triM., eAT RACINE e New York Jeb in a wtr tMrine, ,.... •n4 65 Pontiac G.T.O. STOKfLEY'S CATSUP Markets Big (UP!l-Aia· four·point choice to defeat hNt.r. whlt.w•ll firfl. 4 dr, I 19 251b. bag 550 !itritS 4 Dr. 6 cylin· dtr, &tlndtrd tnn1., r1· dlo, huttr, 1nd Whitt Stokelys Robin Hood j 1.-- · �16-Dally Sentinel, Pome\'Oy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 30, 1968 ~ Delegat;;to Baptist YouthGr~up Convention in Cincinnati Reported J ~ I t}.l m le ~ ~ I 1 :om&c.m Around and About pOmeroy S"f B Jf Sa~~ C~n~ert ~-1~s~~~~ce~nounced Around and About Middleport THIS WEEK. END ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS :. Reports on the Baptist University of Cincinnati on Satplans Jor the annual Christmas j You~h . Fel~owship convention . urday afternoon, and on Satur- <; Stiver Bells Band Concert to ~ In Cmcmnatt Nov. 25 • 27 were day evening attended a banquet '" be presented by the Middleport ~ given when the Twin C i t y where they were entertained Senior Band in · December when Youth Fellowship met Sunday by the Woodward High School Mrs. ~- E. Roush spent the Middleport Band Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keever evening at the Middleport Ensemble Singers, then saw a Thanksgtving at Hartford. W. met Monday evening at the of Athens were h_oliday dinChurch. motion picutre, "Noboby Wav- Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Lee 1high school. ner gue_sts of thetr daughter , Bob Priddy and David Mich- ed Goodbye." Gtbbs. Mrs. Wendell Gerlach was ;dl f:~ 11 i• Mrk and Mrs. John ael, delegates to the convention, Sunday morning, -the boys Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan acting chairman in the absence e s as wee · I gave Interesting reports of the attended worship services with and daughter of Mmersv~lle of the president, Mrs. Wesley Holiday guests of Mrs. RobthreP-day affair. The theme of Holy Communion. During their were weekend gue~ts of er i Fry. Mr. Frey also announced ert Coats were her son and the convention was, "Stop the stay in Cincinnati, families op- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brad- , a meeting of the combined band daughter, Mr. and Mrs. StephWorlc' I Want to Get On.' 'Top- ened .their homes for their ford Maag. . boosters of the Meigs Local en Coats, Kirksville, Mo., and 1nd ics of addresses given includ- comfort. The next convention . Mr._ and. Mrs. Ralph Pamt~r Schools at Rutland, Dec. 6 at the Rev. and Mrs. Russell ed, Goofballs and Goals. Wei- will be held in Canton. i of Pamtsvtlle, Ky. were wee · 8 p.m. in the Elementary Build- Mcintyre, Springfield. come to Convention, and What Attending the meeting Sun- ~ end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing Band parents of the three Th_ k .. D d' in the World Should I Do? day evening were Ruth Ann Denver Hysell. . srhools are urged to attend that ~n sr~ng M t~ner 1 The boys enjoyed taking part Lacey, Steve Finlaw, Judy . Louis Carl of Baltt;o~e, :d. open meeting, when officers gues ~~- r. ~~ th ;:· e: l in the discussions groups, list- Brewer, Ronnie Cowan, David 15 the guest of Mrs .. - - en- will be selected. ~an L t~nge~ 1 ~ ;ec 7~ ening to vocal selections by Michael, Larry Wiles, Dave gel and other relattves. . The Middleport group discuss- b rs. ~ ~r C;a~le~ eMens local churches. and being in- Jenkins, Bob Priddy and adMrs._ T. W. Bengel and Lo.uts ed the activities of the band for C~s ~n rt 8h:~eston s. W Va troduced to Fellowship events. visors, Rev. and Mrs. Carver Carl vtstted Tuesday 10 Martel- the remainder of the year. Mr. an: ~is~ Alma Ohli~ger. Mid: eYoungMens They went to a hootenanny Fri- Williams and Mrs. Oliver MictT- ta wtth relattves. L H. Frey has a Pep Band for the dleport ' I day evening, make a tour of ael. Mr. and : · WarrJ. em~s basketball season and also an- - · - -- -- -of . Ravensw • · 3 - wete nounced that the marching band Mr. Randolph Ward, Ravens·! eTeen•gen hol~day weekend guests ~~ thetr will participate in the Christ- wood, W. Va., visited wit n The most popular par ents, Mrs. Theo Hmes. Hem- mas parades in New Haven and Mrs. James Murray over the lork Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Pomerov. weekend. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 styles and fabrics. Not V. D. Edwards and famtl y. · Mrs. Charles Mayes was the all sizes In all atylee. Also Open All Day On Thursdays Miss Cheryl Edwards, student dinner guest of her daughter, More than 300 Coati • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • at Ohio University spent the Mrs. Ernest Covert and childweekend with her parents, Mr. ren , Paula and Chuckie, Bel- · and Jackell. and Mrs. v_ D. Edwards and • pre, Thanksgiving Day at the The most fitting gifts for David. Martin Restaurant. Paula and Orris Harrs and Mr. and Gifts were brought for Ath- Chuckie remained with their SIZES Mrs. Lewis Harris are visiting ens State Hospital patients grandmother for the weekend. 1 in Smithsville with their sister, when .Jane Howell Tent Daugh- 1Mr. and Mrs. Covert came for 36to 54 Mrs ..John Dittamon. ters of Union Veterans met them Sunday and spent the day Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris Monday evening at the DAV with Mrs. Mayes. $8.95 COATS. JACKETS - - - - - - - - - $6.37 and Sherry, Gene, Alisa a n d hall. Visiting wit!J Mr. Rue TuckEric, Mrs. Ernest Harris and Lena Hamm, president, was erman over the holiday week $9.95 COATS· JACKETS - - - - - - - - - $7.17 Mrs. Mason Fisher and daugh- in charge of the meeting were members of his family $10.95 COATS· J A C K E T S - - - - - - - - - $_.,7 ters. Carla and Barbara were I which opened in ritualistic form. including Mr. and Mrs. C. D. $12.95 COATS • JACKETS $9.6? Sunday evening dinner guests 11 was reported that Goldia Page (Pauline Tuckerman) of of Mrs. Orris Harris. IElberfeld, who fell at her, Fort Myers, Fla.; Mr. and $13.95 COATS· J A C K E T S - - - - - - - - - $10.67 Miss Carla Fisher was an ov- home, was improving. Nomina- Mrs. Edgar Tuckerman and I $14.95 COATS • JACKETS - - - - - - - - - $11.67 -- ~ ernight guest Monday of her . tion of officers was held with daughter, Carol, Athens. The 1 $12.67 grandmother, Mrs. tlrrs Har- Mrs. Hamm selected president, group were dinner guests of $16.95 COATS • JACKETS I ris. Minnie Neutzling, senior vice Miss Norma Sullivan, Pt. Pleas- $17.50 COATS· J A C K E T S - - - - - - - - - $13;17 president ; Gladys Cuckler, jun- ant, Thanksgiving Day. Mr. $18.95 COATS. JACKETS---------- $14.~1 C"urch School's ior vice president; Elizabeth and Mrs. Page have returned $19.50 COATS. J A C K E T S - - - - - - - - - $15.17 . . I Campbell, chaplain; Caddie to their home in Florida. Materwl_ExplmnN Wickham, treasurer ; Pearl Rey- Holiday guests of Mr. and $19.95 COATS • JACKETS $15.67 A f1lm stnp 011 the 11 e w nolds, patriotic instructor; and Mrs. William Morris were Mr. $17.67 church literature for adults Lillian Steil!, musician. and Mrs. John Dillard, Satel- $22.50 COATS • JACKETS 1 was shown Tuesday evemng. at Plans were completed for a 1lite Beach, Fla.; Michael a meetmg of the Commtsston Christmas dinner and party Morris, Springfield, and Mr. Selel $5.95 Mens and Young Mens MINS SUS on EducatiOn at. Heath Metho- with a $! gift exchange at the and Mrs. Gene Abbott and ' "SALTV DOG" SCRUB DINIM dtst Church.. _ home of Caddie Wickham, De- daughter, Lori, Lancaster. Mr. , _dGedne Hdardns, chedatrmthan, pre- cember 12, at 6:30 p.m. The and Mrs. Abbott also visited s1 e an tscuss _ e new traveling prize donated by Min- with his parents, Mr. and 1 . lesson format commg up next . N t a awarded to Mrs Martin Abbott 1 . . eed me eu z1mg w s · Sizes 20 to 34 waist mea· Sizes small (14-141h ), m~lum (15-151h ), large ·(18year. The commtsswn agr Helen Miller. Gifts will be de- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young, Sr., sure. extra heavy blue 161h ) and extra large (17-171h ). Slipover style sport to order a sample packet of the livered to the Athens hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Jr. scrub denim. While they shirts with rawhide lace neck. Sanforized shrunk. last. lesson matenal m order to be- Saturday by Pearl Reynolds and family and Mr. and Mrs. cume acquamtcd wtth the new d L'll' St 'ff Lee Roush were in Columbus 1 tan et . l1·tera 1ure and dect'de on the an over the weekend whert they value for the classes. VISIT PARENTS . !Jad a family dinner at the Attending were the Rev. Max Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Noms home of Mrs. Patricia Yates Donahue, Miss Bess Sanborn, and son, Jody, of Kingston, and children. Mrs. Young relALII Ml~l ~ND SALEI YOUNG MENS $5.95 Mrs. Jack Bechtle, Mr. James Ohio, spent the weekend wtlh mained for a week's visit with YOVN~ MINI SUI PERMANENT PRESS Eitler, Gene Harris and Mrs. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI- her daughter and family. Emerson Jones. vin Norris, Pomeroy. Mrs. Leo Swick, Columbus, - --visited recently with her fath.. FAMOUS Sizes 29 to 30 - 50% Vycron Polyester · and 50% er and sister, Mr. c. H. Wise, Sr., and Miss Ruth Wise. JARMAN Cotton. Blue color. Perfect gift for hlp school or ·Weatem style leam. Sisea November Lt. Col. and Mrs. Robert lie W 80. Bhlt. Santorlied College boys. On November 19, Miss Mar- The bride was given in mat- Chambers and children, David Jib runic. tha Halladay, daughter of Mr. riage by her father. She wore and Carol~ _Fort Leavenwort'!, Charles J. Halladay, Aliquippa a lovely blue lace, s t r e e t Kansa~, vtstted over the hobPa., and Mrs. Mildred E. Mus- length gown with white acces- day With his parents, Mr. and grove, Glennwillard, Pa., be- sories and a pink corsage. Mrs. Ma~cus Chambers and othHunt ., more! A pair ol. Jannan "Deerslayers • came the bride of Mr. Wil· Her maid of honor, Miss e~ rel:es. . . IALIIIOYI SUS ICRUI DINIM should please every man oe your list. Soft ~biOI! ·am D Heilmann son of Mrs Barbara Barr Middleport wore rs. Y Phillips, W'tlkesville, ll '' · • · ' 'hasbeentbe tf b insole, glove-leather upper, and cushioo-crepe 90le Dana Turner, Chester, and of a blue suit with matching ac- . nd f ~~esMro edr - Her corsage mece La a al1ll yMiJh · and the late Alva W. Het-1mann, at cessones. was M P.Dd heel are comfortably combined in ooe •al the A perfect gift for boys and young adultS. Cars the Carleton Methodist church, made of white and red carna- Mrs. dwrMence V oan Wanbe 1 '!'it-looldng casual shoes ever made. Solve }'9\lr Sizes 6 to 20. Blue, wheat, Planes - Ships - Science Kits - Birds - Horses . b d · r. an rs. emon e r Kmgs ury roa : ~n. Sllpover style with liOns. and family. many others. Just stop in on the 1st. floor. See and ~ift problems tbe easy way - with colorful, COIQo nwhlde lace neck. PopuRev. Clyde Hmton pe_rformed Mr. Jerry Diddle;. brother ol Holiday guests of Mr. and the big selection of hobby and model kits on display. lar IIC1Ub denim that iortable MDeerslayen" from our 9lore. Select what you want now. You'll also find a fine sethe ceremony. The mustc was Mr. Heilmann, was best man. Mrs. C. 0. Fisher and son, wears and Iookl ao welL lection of model and hobby supplies Glues, paint, pl~yed and s~ngs were sung by After the wedding there was Tommy, were their family, Mr. COMPLETE SELECTION OF JARMAN SHOES paint brushes. Mtss Judy King of Pomeroy· a receptien given by Mrs. Roy and Mrs. Harold Moore and FOR MEN & BOYS-WIDTHS A, B, C, D, E and EEE. SIZES 6112 TO 13 12.95 to 24.95 Kesterson, Chester. Guests children, Michael, Kathy and were Mrs. Roy Kesterson, Ches- Steven of Clncirlllatl and Mr. SALEI MENS $3.95 and ter; Mrs. Arthur Barr and dau- and Mrs. John Fisher Pomeroy, Ol)to SALE! BOYS $3.19 ghter Barbara, Middleport; daughter, Juli, of Hebron. The SIZES 6 TO 12 TONIGHT and THURSI?AY Mr. Charles Halladay, Aliqui})latter visited with her relatives, Nov. 30-0.C:. 1 pa; Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turn· Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Beegle, NOT OPEN STARTING DECEMBER 16 Sizes 141h to 20 - extra lone taU. - two button er and son Jerry Diddle, Ches- in Pomeroy. OPEN EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SUNDAY) UNTIL ter ; Mrs. Laura Young, Ches----through flap pockets. Colorful plaid patterns. 100% Fr1day and Saturday 'CHRISTMAS. CLOSE AT 5 PM ON Well known quality. Ideal December 2-3 for school and general · ter, W . Va.; James MciJ~n~d, Mr1. Riffle Ho1t CHRISTMAS EVE. Cotton. Sanforized shrunk. "'KING KONG vs. wear. Chester; Mr. and Mrs. William Of CtllUI8ta Cl b GODZILLA" Cogar and daughter Sherry, U -Technico}orllle Elizabeth Mrs. Charles Riffle was Jwst. The most Titanic Monsters of Minersville; Mrs. all-time clash Head-On! Wickham Chester· Mr and ess to the BI-Monthly Canasta "A MAN COULD GET Mrs. Dal~ Kesters~n. Pom.eroy; club Monday evening at her KILLED" THRII·DAY SALII Mr. and Mrs. William Heilhom~, East Main St. - TechnicolorIOYS$4.95 lames Garner, Melina Mer- mann, Sr., Chester. Prtzes for games were a. couri, Sandra Dee, Tony Mr. and Mrs. Heilmann are warded to Mrs. John Beaver Franciosa presently living in their home and Mrs. Richard Finlaw. Mrs. Admission: 60c and 30c Eugene Triplett received a t Ch t -;• 1 ay g1'ft from her secret All sizel 6 to 18. Blue ~~~~==~~~~~===~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~a~~e~s~e~r-~----------.. / b'rtbd color. Permanent preu. pal. Secret pals were revealed Buy them now for school and new names drawn. Refresh· wear, for Chriabnaa &lfll. ments were served .to the above and Mrs. Donald Mcl<eJI.. zle, Mrs. Paul Taylor, Mrs. Guy Cowun and Mrs. Max FoJ. mer. J December Sale I I COATS :y JACKETS ou: :r ° I Lena Hamm is Renominated As Presl'dent (hrisnna~ Daerslayars'' .. Scrub Denim Shirts TROUSERS $3.88 $3.39 SCRUB ~~~"' Scrub Denim Trousers TROU*IRS Halladay-Heilman Wedding is Event Of 19 in Carleton Church $2.88 HOBBY GIFTS SPORT SHIRTS $3.50 MEIGS THEATRE • •• Woven Flannel Shirts SCRUB DENIM TROUSERS l I - ! $2.44 KIMBALL-PIANOS SCRUB DENIM TROUSERS ·i ~ '' 'MLII IOYI NM 1111114 TO ll DINNER AT BABCOCKS .. Thanksgiving Day dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock and Ray of lAng Bottom were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rlgp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Massar, Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and daughter, Mary Louise, all of The PLAYMATE 9 The NAUTICAL PG910 Series PH 1510 Series Eastern Local: Mr. and Mrs. lfSS than 12 ibs.! Ru~ed steel wrap. Precision-crafted horizontal chassis. 14,000-vott precision-crafted horizon Marion Riggs and dauchterr, ~round frame; precisiOn-crafted lloriEarphone jacl<, front cha~net indital chassis. 15" Steel bond picture Teresa, Lisa . and Stephanie, ol &ontal chassis. Black, red or white. calor. Black. red, green, whtle. tube. Black, white. Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Law· THE PERFECT GIFT IDEA CONVENIENT TERMS rence · Hasbargen of Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons Jr. and son, Lamar and Mrs. Ulah Swan of Tuppers OHIO andStar MissRoute. Jo Toney of , _ _....,..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MIDDLEPORT, _ _ _ _...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- ' Plains, Pomeroy BAKER FURNITURE SCRUB DENIM -~ A new shipment of floe qual~tKimball Planoa, Jult ~lv• ed. A perfect ilift for the fa thil year. YC!U ahollld '" these fine Kim6all Pianos on 11 e llllw ill tile' Mualc · D~ ment on the 2nd floor. Alit about jKimNU's - new . 8UPG" Phonic sclle that often IUperb tonal Quall'-1 and elarlt.J. Trousers 100% eottoD. 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