https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d01978a36eaf91ca7509436ddeedb297.pdf c356aaa0c9be1d7529915038368e6145 PDF Text Text \~ ~ ' • , .I entine ... ·VOL XVIII POMEROY-MIDD~EPORT, OHIO NO. 190 lose to Heart .of Hanoi Logan Hard -Pressed for Laborers deluxe automatic 1-1 2·slice deluxe blender committee, reported the Rt. 931 Davis. "north • south" highway pl'(l. Thursday's dinner was caterjeot from Chesapeake to Upper ed by Karl Sohmltter, Logan. SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. carrier Sanduaky Ia now a probability. Gallia county representatives based Navy jet. and Air Force SEORC members recently met introduced were Ray st. Clair, flghter·IK>mbera believed base~ with divls.ions 5, t, and 10 of- John Allen, Roger Barron, Har- in Thailand struck oil and ficiaJs to study this project. ry K. Mills, EmerMJn E. Evans, transportation centers four to Cong.• Elect Clarence E. Harland Martin and Hobart Wil· five miles from the heart of Miller, Sen. Oakley Colllllll, Sen. son, Jr. Hanoi today in the mlgh~st Harry Armstrong, and Repre. Meigs county representatives raid against the Commumst sentaUvea Ralph Welker, Don introduced were State Rep. capital since July. December membership meet. Bert M!Us, Ironton, a mem- Gothard and Harvey Reese Ra1ph Welker, BiU Childs and Freak weather condiUons 1' · ing at lhe Logan National Guard ber of the SEORC'o bighway were Introduced by President Jack Welsll. which had protected North Viet Armory 'Dmrtday nigbt. Nam for the past few weeks "Don't 'oversell your commumty! '' "Watch the avaUabUity yeur \labor '\IPPiy!" S!>fltking from Ylas Nate Hurt, manager Logan'' Goodyear plant. was a'*'"ing liiO lndlvlduala representing 12 counties of the sllortly. Dahlberg also announced the council now has 00 active members. Den Russel~ president of the Logan Trade Club, spcnsors of last night's event, showed col~r slides of Logan, entitled, ''Logan, Ohio, USA." the film !trips were narrated by a proSoutheal$ern Ohio Regional fessional firm and was a proCouncU t,«endlng the SEORC's ject of the Logan Rotary club. wattle baker · .andgrUl toaster .,:·~"'=·~= deS<rlbln( /lwdyear with radiant control of tllree in~ Ohio. .... l{aktt ~,..!Ito., Ont limt. COHWI.ial FABERGE'S WOODHUE, TIGRESS, APHRODISIA n.......,.. griM- ... tid< /11r ,..~ oMI/4ol• LANVIN ARPEGE- CHANEL NO. S ·-- . •. , fl111i!lf· ~ ., . E.,r-JIOIU' BoUiik kodlt. Seal-Tit....., wit/1 f ow:11te waa•rilaf cap. COTY - EVENING IN PARIS, REVLON, YARDLEY, TWEED ......... ·- ; ""'"'''br. LARGE ASSORTMENT c Genuine Leather _ '' 89c BAYER ASPIRIN - - - - 69c tity'l &wo large.¢ boapitala owitcbed to emergeacy opera· loa Iailay 11 oaly about onetall ~ Dlll'BlDI staffs re..rted fw work. . Almolt 400 nurses . !IUDUM ~UI1day iD 1 diapute fiVer pay fli!K'!I that would bave :letted tbeln $100 a ~dl by ~tt March. Tbe bospatala of. tred • f10 monthly pay boost. ' up ALL WEEK SPECIALS $1.49 CONTACT CAPSULES _ _ 87c 95c BUFFERIN for Pain 73c 73c EXCEDRIN EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER - - - - - 39c $1.09 LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 84c 97c CEPACOL MOUTHWASH $1.19 CORICIDIN FOR COLDS 97c 59c PEPTO BISMOL FOR UPSET STOMACH - - - - 29c 79c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA - 59c • • trypan cooker and deep Use Our 49c 'lope Abandoned HARBOR BEACH, MICH. Snow and zero cold enveloped lhe Lake Huron search area to- Brewer. PLAN DINNER, PARTY '!be Catholic Women's Club will bave a Christmas dinner and party with a $1 gUt ex. change, in the church auditori- um Sunday, December 11, at ; p.m. Members are to bring cookies. Reservations for the dinner are to be made on the church bullelin board sunday' December 4. The committee will meet in ...'.. Buff<! ~t~!ul for. · 'Ill fi'OCJOUI ltrtnnf. •mUd•-· Completelv immerlihll Mot-·';,,...nt.. "'""' Cl<llom<Jtt< l . eookiilg 81lrfGU tcith Mat rae1toir• -' auditorium Saturday, ber 10, at 1:30 p.m. ';;. LAY-AWAY PLAN! * A GOLD STAR STORE! 4 REGISTERED PHARMACIS1'S TO SERVE YOU OPEN DAILY 1:00 AM TO 10:00 PM SUNDAY 10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM AND 5:00PM TO 9:00 PM Elberfelds.~iln ..:, :omeroy . . . ·.' 1 , < I (~···· ,t. -i., •_:,:,_- ·•··· . .. ' f .• ~ . . r;. .• , . , / '. ~· ·;l~· ,•·' '. ' log !DUowlng a IS<Ia1 loave. Pvt. Williams wu formerly employed by Dravo Corp. of New Haven, W. Va. lie en- terM the Army Sept.. t, and . ,, ..... .. • ,. ,J • e Museum Site To Be Made December 15 ID southerndi outskirts. Spokesmen Deci~nMo~ loCcatio n Hoi t th? 28F ·mdembt•r board of tr~"~stees. 1 vantages of several sites prop.. put the ·stanre at 4 to 5 miles propos e~.gs oun1Y ~~ on- un s tuiB 1mg a minimum of t'd. -almost as close as the 3 1·2 cal and Pioneer Society mus·i120,000, offered by former Porn I . mUe dlatance of previous r:aids eum is expected to cnme at a eroy !'esident J. W. Herscher .. . ~he committee, 8! a whole, June 3it. __ . s~ial session of the organiza·l Huntington. w. Va_ for a mus- 1mdJcated 11.5. feelmg that a plot ·· " · t10o s IK>anl of trustees Dec. 15 cum, touched off the sit , on tl\e oountyoOwned properiJ Military spokeomen alao made at I p.m. I search. Inear the inflfmii!Y. building 110 mentiOn of . ~y air~aft This was annouDCed in al Expressing their views on ~·ould be the best·SUJled localo:;ses or ~f anti-an·~raft fll'e. meeting Thursday afternoon at proposed sites were commit-' tiOn. Mr. Slory said the board ~oth Ha~J ~ Haiphong ~ the Meigs County Infirmary 11ee membf.rs Leo Storv, ch<~Jr· of coumy rommissioners ha~ nnged wtth ctn:les of SovJ~~ building where the site commit- 1man: Alfred F.lberftld. -Wallace· rerbatly agreed that a locatior b.uilt surface-to-atr (SAM_) mJs- lee made public its views on I Bradford. John Duerr and Pur- 1 would be made availiible on tht SJies and great battenes of lhe location of the museum. J ley Karr. , Mulbe;Ty .Heights county-ownec radar~lrected conventional The final decision of t h e1 Speaking as individuals, they rroperty lf the tru~tePs should anti-aircraft guns. s.ite will CQme from the society's reviewed advar.tages and disad- choose th<:t S!te. Flrst Siace August - -~ Other areas the committe~ Teachers propose watehdog ""· cOnutllttee • On L n•}atUfe hous~ pr,ope~~y \~;~~:said • • C~Jester.; ~~re- port: Aaron Soarber;y. Leon, away. needs of the slate's public schools. . I ~· felt quite favorable to W. Va.; Roberta Dailey, Mid· U.S. war planes .also struck Paul C. Hayes. retmng OEA preSident proposed at ward the countv-owned proper dleport ; Margaret Johnson, the Communist North on the group's convention Thursday that an OEA Commis- ty near the ~n~1:':lary whJle SIB' Pomeroy. Thursday although there were sion be appointed to meet after each session of the leg;s. reymg pos.~ibolJhe>' of the var ~illcllarges - Debbie Eynon, so many thunderstorms and low llature to make the evalna· , lous ~lies. _smd Mr. Story. " A rounty wide workshop ••The Teaching of Sturly Ehzabeth Roush, Norma Grant, ceilings that attacks were bon. ' request teachers to nold takOne co~m1Uet> member a Skills/' will be held at the P~meroy Junior and Senlor Benny W~lfe, Juanita Spencer, limited to 41 missions, prlmari- l Als? pro~sed Thursday night log .jobs in Ohio bec~ast. it pressed his f~elm~ Ulat fb High School buildings Monday, December 5, at 1:30 p.m. MoHy Gwnther. ly against traffic in · the , was 1mposmg of sanct1ons on prov1des students un mft'flor county-owned site m . ~omerol for all teachers of kindergarten through grade 12, an· Birth - A son, to Mr. and I halphone area and storage and Ithe state ~f the legislature does ~ducation. and establish a~ ol· would ~e best smce 1t IS loca\ nounced Dan E. Morris, Meigs county supervisor, Thurs- Mrs. James Russell, Waverly. communication sites in the not r~ise teacher sa laries and fu:-e to fmd out-of-state Jobs ed_wnhm only a fE'w m_inute. day. . lstate (support to education. The for Ohio leachers. dr1v: from the new section. o. . lor, Clinton County, will meet in WEATHER (Continued on Page Z) ('lassi\Jo~ teachers also must 1 The Of:A adoptf'~ Thursday H.t. 1, now under ~onstruct10n It Is hoped that the sessJOn I the senior homeroom on the approv~ 1t before the OEA del· a resolutiOn urgmg srhool and would be very easily a~ will provide te~chers with ~- I second floor of the Pomeroy Suow Ounies endlnJ oorth·l egltes act boards to honor cuntr<~rts with CCONTINUED ON Pa e forma~ and Ideas that ~lU i senior High School Building. eaaf loolgllt, .. partly .. cloudy I 0 lp IS The reso lution called for a \ea~hers ~ho report for work g I be used lD tbe class~m to 1JD. Teachers in this group are ask- northeast, dear elmrltel'e. i . !216 mil! ion increase in the dunng stnkes. I prove the study hab!IB of our ed to bring the following rna· MooUy !IlDDY, coatlaued cold 'state's biennial school support. I atudents, noted Morr1s. terials, scissors, paste, scotch : Saturday. about 70 per cent of it going for SERVICES ANNOUNCED Group 1, Grades K-3, group tape and a stapler. j instructional costs. I leader, Helen O'Coonel, Conaul· BOOSTERS TO MEET If the 1%1& millloa is ant Funeral services f<lr Paul I tant, N.D.E.A., State . Depart. Groop S, gradeo 7·12 •. group A combined Band Boosters 00 00ps provided and stale oaptJOrt to Graves, who died Wednesday ment of Education, Will meet leaders, Anthony DlblasJo, IJi.. meeting will be held at the . local districts is DOt raised morning in Grant Hospito!, ' 1 I io ' '' ' ' i • DeCISIOn • ---------------- U, lt discuss partments, and by the 8eco00- completed baalc trainloa at to pressinl problems. ary Council, ts that of basJe Fort BeDDillg, Ga. Hia wtre, of tbe problema to ~ curriculum revision, or "Chang. Bertha, resides at Pomeroy at this and future ' ing ·what We Teach.'• 'Ihese l Route 1. Pvt. WUIIams Is tbe will be report cord meetings are, "otremely son of Mrs. Dale Morao, Rt. 1 , ll'adJDI procedures, JX)rilnt, as from tbem' will ·~ Circleville, Ohio. ·· · · -- · · · pol icies, and record come our oew program for 'ted 'bl the romlng years," said Mr. . A spokesman said the attack ' as pOSSJ e 'i'"' wen and many more p....~.. Haruraves. I Veterans Memorlal Hospital on the oil depots and vehicle I the Lutheran Church property •uuo· AdmJsslou M J off Blltternut-<Jve in downtown bave been identified as A publicaUoo titled, "What rs. .ames storage areas was the first near by !be Elementary We Did in School This Week" RuaseU, Waverly; All.en Gilkey, Hanoi •ince last Aug. 10. ·C~IS Pomeroy; the old county court· Mr Hargraves has been sent to parents in ' Pomeroy; Henry Waggoner, Reliable military sources called t.. in He further sald.tllat the~~ (Continued on Page 2) ' Harrisonville; Mary Irene Gil· it the biggest since uly 29 COLUMBUS (UP!)- The Ohio Education Associa· ag: u~ t.Je f'iVP Ploontsd vJclmty , more, Pomero~; . Ka~hy . Gill, when planes destroyed huge oil Uon (OEA) may hold a spring session to evaluate whe- : a~ t e mun•c•!la on state 10 Pomeroy; Vlrgmla Fife, Middle- storage complexes seven miles 1ther Ohio's I07th General Assembly adequately met the . P~~k, Jocatwns _ Middleport _ veteraa•, . \ Gellflllt· for adv..auetr·~ Logan IS• Favoredto capture cage crown J GIVES DINNI!R Mr. and Mra. Earl Moaaman entertained with a diMer Wednesday, at their borne, Union Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter and Victor, Diane and Becky Paln!Bville, Ky., and Mrs. Mosl!ll\an of MlnenvUie. hi. Patriek .. I..: ~· has rtt1lmed t. yoit,Jiemllnt, lay, ending all hope of finding aurvlvon ?' a ltUp tragedy that took 28 lives. n.enty lee • cooled bodies have been ......red from the water.s w~ lhe 60-year~d ore carrier •Daniel J, Morrell"' the gymnasium of the Pom·jrector of Readina Center, Lake- Rntland Elementary school snapped tn l!O and sank durl.n& eroy Junior High School wood City Schools, and . Mr. gym on December 6 at 8 p. m. 1 howling pJe early Tuesday. Group 2, Grades 4-G, group HlllTY Anderson, Educational It is expected that 8 representa, :. , leaders, Ruth Hudson, Elemen. Consultant, St~te Department of tive of a band untfonn comPe11lmiftic o/ L1/e tary Supervisor. State Depart· , Educatloo, wUI meet Ia tho pany will be on hand to show ment of Education, and Grace _i ~uditorium of the Pomeroy St!n~ 1~ different colors of uniforms, and PmsBURG~ - DUCTORSJStewart. Elementary 11upervis-!ror High School building. help in selecting school eolors. were P'19itnlst1C today about -· ---·-·- -- - ·~-~ the chanetl for survival ol Roni SUe Aronsoa. the only survivor am~ the qumtuplets horn bere Ia!' saturday. 1 Logan wiU capture liB llrsl la!t year'• championship re- 1time In eight years. The Blue The one pound. 11-ounce Ia· Sou.theaatern Ohio League ba+ serve squad which posted an Devils were picked fourt.b !ant toOk a him lor the worse ketball ehamplo118hlp In II overall 11-1 record. Lost cage with 511 point. The GaiUans reThunday whee ahe went Into yean! title won by Legan was in the celved one fi;st place vo1.e. convulllona Ind. belan havlnl 'lbat wall the consensus of 1~51 campaign. . .Jackson was selected fifth difficulty breathing. II Southeastern Ohio League Of a po95lble Ill polnta, the Iwllh 50 point.. The lronmen al· sportswriter~ and radio broad~ Chieftains received 79~ points, ·~ so received one first place vote. More Sn0111 cuters Thuraday night In Ath· on six and one-half first place Middleport was picked sixtn SNOW . IITOilMS 8WEPT ens who predicted the outcome votes. : wJth 34 points, defending eo • ocaltered sectlotll of the nnrt1> ef the 111tJ6.1'1 SEoAL honl- Nelsonville's Greyhound& were : champion Wellston seventh with ern United States from the wQOd ebase prior to the lith picked to finish second. The '2!> points and Pomeroy was o Rookl01 to New England toda)o. 81111Ual AU.S0Uihe""'7n grid HoWidl totaled 7011 point., : unanimoos choice to place laat ACCtiiiiJIIIIYiq the ....... wu blnquet. . and received 211 ltrat place: with II poio!B. 1 fal'(e Oonadlu cold 1!18$8 The Cllletlalnl, with five "" votes. : The ~ Southeastern Ohio eeatered over· the upper plaltUJ -lng leltermea from los& Dtlending e<><hamplon Athens! League hoop race begins tonight ·~ pfanged tempera- to yeor's lllplld (•Ill will field waa plckfll..llllrd. wllh 1111 paints., as Gallipolls travel! to NelMiow ~. !II ,1,. ~ • lhetr ~Jflelt fesiiiiD lhe IICbocll's Galll~t. acoordina I he: ville, Middleport to Pomeroy, :l!ftW!oJ!ll. '. l!ui>tlro ~ ~~~~~. Belldet five ICll'!f*.and eaotera, will finish ! Athena to Wellston and Jackson ~ hllia PIP,. • bu MY!rllllda up frGm lD ~. llrot dl<llloa lor tho llntlto Logan. i.pooilion tiU duill" Si<>inl.. PAT WIU.IAMS 1 Monday Workshop Theme IS• Teaching· of Studv Skills ~tgned ~ automaUo fryer Always LOW Prescription and Drug Prices Every Day. Always Plenty of friendly Pharmacists and Clerks to Serve You Promptly Every Day Low Pricesl I 395 Y~IlNGSTOWN _ T H buffet style 1 im-i E¥-reney BatU Multl..Cooker For Him & Htrl BILLFOLDS-PURSES up I LEATHER GOODS . ·1 • etatnle118 · eteel Justin cleared suddenly and the Navy F4 Phantoms and Air Forcel F105 Thunderchiefs roared in through gaping holes in the ~loud cover and dropped thousands of pounds of bombs. There was no report on damage to the principal targets, an oil storage area 14 1·2 miles . and the Van nor th of the c1ty Dlen vehicle depot near the have been 352 children identified as needing i e~~~~;~~~rli~R~rv~i~ce,·and. which will Include medical and dental e•· ' aome li\Dited remedial work. Mrs. Edna! is the nurse who has been ediplayed bJ t JA of Education to direct this p,roaram, Mr. :Qar· l&r•IVes said. - ·- - A general meetiq: of aU 4Js.. lngs ol IICODdlry depattments trict" teachers in grades one are con'iminl· The bulc probsix wW be be1d Moo. lem beingatudied by these de- ... . ·fORI.D "salon. style" . ' ' ball•drye.- Stuffed Toys For Tots SAIGON (VPI] - Amrt· e caa armord anito amubed • BIGGEST K!LtED - Jack Warner, RD. Pomeroy, displays hi• ll·polnt buck Communist bottalloa aoar ;deer he ktlled Thursday In the Wolf Pen vicinity of Meigs County. The deer, Salj:oa today, kiUing 81 Viet 1 w~1ghmg approximately 300 pounds, was reported Ihe largest killed In the county Cong without the loss of a 1thts season. Game Protector Donald Wi1liams said 23 hunters reported kills through alngle ll. S. ooldler. 1'hursday evening. ~ Sentinel Pholo • For Metgs . LocaI.' Dahlbfri, /ual omtrolodi•l/0 .... · TocWillf omtrol odjMtlf to llaiffd ~.~.,.,. "',......... :r Health .Services Grant Other Plfnclpaf •.peal:•en. were H. V, ~y, mana· Jer of the Lopn plant of Lock..... of GeoQia and M. P. t.lmon. mllliler of tho Jack· ..., a..~Year operation. :Lopa, ..~ lhteo ... plants the pa!l foilr ~. Is "han! . _ . lor labor aceording ~ "mal:!., 1r dlflleult to l.lnd plant Optr41lont." l:lrl ~ of the IIEOIIC, ':;~~~.nf The Meigs Local School District bas won approval Davis, Oal: J:UII .I a ,8,654 Title I proJ·ect for health services for chil· and biJikor.• the Wll. Meeteouncil. . in 1 through 6 who were identified as bav· 11 ~~ be problems, announced Supt. George Hargraves, Jt DANA'S TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS 'Classed as Biggest Raid Since July .!.;'. '. Sch Jars h• • Goal of Two Sch ] Gr The Eastern H1gh Sohool Sin· to 4Q per ceat If scbool co•IB Columbus will be Sunday at ' MI'nelli ··s speaker £or Band Event dent ~neil and Na~onal Hon- the OEA would be asked ~ 2:JO p.m.· at the Rawlings _ or Society. are workmg ~~rd Coats fo~uneral Home wlth H.ev. . a goal beheved of g_reat sJgmfiDonald Hicks officiating. Burial I .Mr. Charles Mi~elh, col~ cance to the beUer1ng of each E-H Saving>< Bonds will be in the Gravel Hlll ceme- d1rector of the Oh1o UnlveraJI: organization. It is to raise tery. Friends may call at the Bands and Associate Profess& enough money to award a stu- Sitlelil Up in Ohio funeral home a(tc.r 7 p.m. lo- of Music. Ohio University, Att dent scholarship at lhe end of . day. ens fo r the past 16 years, w1. the school year. The scholar- Oct~ber sales of Se_nes E and be guest speaker at the t9t ship would he awanled to a H Umted States Bavmgs Bonds Pomeroy High Sohool marclt senior planning to further his m Ohio we~e. $27.1 milhon ing band banquet. . educatioo In !lOme way. ~~. ~~ million ovr October SHOPPING I Elected to membcrahip in tt, Plans and qualifications for I...,.... ese wei'(! the highest American Bandmasters Assocla this scholarship have oot been OCtober hsoles since 1955 · The DAYS LEfT ' tion ;n 1953 Mr M;nelli Is nn1 decided. ~tate ac leved 90 ·7 per cent uf' serving as 'Nati~nal Vice pret The first project will be a ;~t annual sales goal October 1 dent of Phi Beta Mu <honurar student slave day - Saturday, fralermty for band conductors) 1 8 nd 1 . M1 Dec. 3, from 7 a. m. to 3 p.m. eoU:tng: 00c~es 10 Mr. Minelli's soPf>'•h to hP de On this day Student Council 496 Y ; tu M w~ ' 1 livered bfoer th 75 memhe members and National Honor T = r J1~g Co r · Sa 1ore · march1~ barrt will be entitlet Society members wUJ do odd ch.w;;.an ~ eoon: ng: "A Mu•ical Trevelo~ue." 11• 11 ft U7 s,; &nels \r..: tained 621 .;...t. ~f Ita Y.~: People may pay these stud· ly satEO ·.g:· wltll tolol }'E&H enta what they tlllnk ia reason- purchases to date of fl95 625. able. For any jobs to be dooe, _ . ' call 167-3703 or fiiS.3IItltl. Work. can he done at other timea be- Melcs Geaeral llolpltal sides Sotunlay. They will do A4mloslono - None. anything from hanging Cbrts~ Dltcllergea - Mrs. Jessie lllftl llcbta to shoveling snow. Price. jobs In the area. wlil show slides of Euroreu Music Centers which he collect ed during a recent trip to Eur ope. The banquet. an annual oven of the marching band. wiU to held at tile Pomeroy EJ..,... tAry ~ Auditorium, !latur day, o.c.mber s at d:3fl pa · �. I ,I of BOMBS. tem;tinued '\"ni Page o611 .- - . ,._.,..,...,....,_,.., . • All •League Footb:lll Squad Honored·~:~:~~ '~ou c:~~ 80 Ghmvllle 68 IMOJrietta Rio Vrande 12:l s~d lo to pay tile price, Qrennu·prMented Coach of the J_llUe recognUion .went' to unanJ. 0 of gtbe ' wu the lbeme of Year trophies to co--winners Dun meus choK-es llmemen) Jeff mo.sl IUCCIISful co). Eskey (IIICOild In a row) and I !Iutter and Dan Higgins A(h. 1ne ,;:e coaches In the busineBS Dave S..ton (lint year in lea- ens; iolm Magnusaen, G~ltpc> theursday nlght In an l&tress to guoJ of Nelsonville, lis; and backs Steve Reed, Lea Southeaatem Ohio Ahtlelic The Leagua championship a- Jackson; Swisher, Pomeroy, and gue Ail Star football squad ward was received by Athens Roger Estep, Wellston. in Athens. Other all-league boys were 1High School Principal Richard Bill Edwards, Wittenberg ~lacy. The traveling trophy was linemen Bill Henry, Jackson; who once coached the Oetroii awa~ded Athens the seeond Bill Westfall, and Jim Trow. Lions, and more lately h~ts won straight year. . bridge, Logan; Paul Conrad, num erous honors as a small Trophies symbolic of aU lea. Nelsonville; Pat Story, Pomecollege roach , was speaker for roy, John Wright and Tom ! By Unlltd l're!!IIJ International Ervjn Wellston Ucu:ks wer~ Greg 'Hull and ' Mike Goodwin Ohio State 74 Butler 67 Athens; Rodney Gilkey, Galli: D~yton 95 Baldwin-Wallace 81 polis; Gary Baratow, Logan; Miami 68 Villa_Madonna !i4 George Sauer, Middleporl; Ohio V. 86 OhiO Wesleyan :;:; Riehle Polley Nelsonville · Len- Clncmnoti 85 ru~ Van Me~r, Pomero~. and George ~ashington 61 Kirby Oiler, Wellston. Y~ungstown 92 Alhance 67 ! Honorable Mention certificates Wtttenberg 52 Wooster. 39 were presented Eric Hummel Cleveland State 86 Hlram 70 and Craig Rypma, Athens: Western Reserve 70 . 00100 Dan Davies and Bruce Smith, M 1 74 Thi Mt. 64 16 the an~ual banqu•t "t Athens Gallipolis: Steve Taylor and c!~~ille 89 ;ats~ 89 H1 ~h School :-~poru!Qred by the 1f Dave Patton, Jackson; Greg Kenyon 65 Ashland 50 ~rhj)ol _ athJetic department. Fred West_and Mel Brooker, Logan; Indiana State 77 Kent State 69 s. . eanngen, well-known pro Demus AuJt and Mark TaMe-~ f,.olhall official of Athens, was !"1 . hill. Middleport; Sandy Harold NHL Standin • and Jo.hn Thompson, Nelsonville g . LoaM.master · Southeastern Ohio football First .team defense: Greg Bill Moore and .Bill English, By United Press hl.ternatlunal , Awards to players were pre- ! ~layers won strong represents- Hull,_ m1ddle guard, Atllens; Pomer9f, and Mark Hayburn ·, : . W. L. T. Pts. i sentP.d by James Diehl, Pome- tion ~ the All ~ Southeastem safeties, Gary Barstown, Log- and Chuck Willis, Wellston, Chn·ago 10 5 2 22 1 roy . Middleport High School' 1District squad named today by [an. Toronto 7 4 7 21 -~ 8 · . ,The Assoetated Press. New York 3 6 521 prmc1pa,1 nres1dent of the Jea- 1 , Class AA second team of-! gut'. Selections were made, and Don Eskey, Athens, was nam- Iense: Bruce Smith, Gallipolis Tonight's Games Boston 8 9 3 15 ll nph ies provided by, the South- ed Class AA coach of the year and Lee Glasgow, Jack. . . Mont~e al 7 8 I 15 ealti lern Ohio Sportswriters and and Jim Vandegrift of Unioto, son, ends; Jim Trowbridge, f..o. ~~~rhsrt 8\ ~elsonvdle Detro1\h sd , Re 5 11 2 12 1 1 8 ~roadcasters A.'isn., Bud Me- Class A coach of the year. gan, and Craig Rympa, Ath· epo omeroy . ur 8Y5 suits l ,IJee, C.adlpolis, rresidtnt. Class AA selections were /of- ens; tackles: Dan Higgins, Athat Wellston Detroit 4 Boston 1 I Spe('ial recognitiu;l was glven fense ), Bill Westfall of Logan ens, center; Mike Goodwin, Ath· ac son at Logan ~ Dun Swisher, Pomero> quarter- land Tom Ervin, WellsWn, erxls; ens, and Kirby Oiler, Wellston, ~an~an ~.ace at Eastern Oblo Collegiate b;,("k, as Most Valuable Player. I John Wright, Wellston, tackle: halfbacks. ort Ga Ia at Rutland Basketball Schedule Hob fWberts ot Pomeroy, Swish- ·John Magnussen. Gallipolis, Second team defense: Mel i Southwestern at Kyger Creek ~ By United Press International : er's 'lrst Little League coach center: Rod Gilkey, GallipoJ. Brooker, Logan, end: Steve S t d ,. G ! m;ule the presentation. , is, quarterback : Roger Estep, Taylor, Jackson, Iackie; Dan a ur ay 8 ames Toni,-ht 'I Wellston, halfback ; Steve Reed, Davis, Gallipolis middle guard: Oak Hill at Gallipolis Xavier at Air Fu1ce Al so, Wc:lston coach Bob IJackson, fullback. 1 Eric Humml, Athens, line- 1Wahama at Middleport Case at Rochester Tech Tourney : backer; Greg West, Logan, : Kyger Creek at Fairland ' Salurday cornerback; Mark Hayburn, ICoJieg~) Central Conn. State at Akron Wellston , safety · 1 · allace at Oeni.son . . F'mdl ay .~-fl . . _, ege at R-10 Grand e. B.aldwm-W ed Nam If to . Class A fIrst to be Pay 1 ed m · J ackson u·1gh Wittenberg · · Green at Bowlmg team o ense . school gym c · 1 Ends, Mark Tannehill, Mid- ' . c.ptta at Kenyon ,., dleport, and Bill English, AHL Staad!Dgs ga~ JStoches1erWTelcn. • ourney I By ·oiCK THOMAS eroy: tackles Sandy Harold · en ra tate at 1 mmgton NI '11 . • • By United Pre8S lntemallonat Cincinnati at Wisconsin The ~io Grande College Redmen rolled to an easy e sonv1 e, guards, Paul ConEastet'll Dlvisiou . 123-100 vtctory over the Campbellsville Ky. College rad, Nelsonville · Larry Welsl! 1 W L P Dayton at St. Louis Tigers Thursday night in Gallia Academy' Ht'gh School RuUand· qua~rback Do' • · T. 19 · Heidelberg at Hiram . ·h ' ' n, Hershey 12 5 2 26 Ball Slate t Kent St te gym to rad up their fourth win against one loss for Sw~ er, Pomeroy. Quebec 11 7 3 25 M" . Ma. h. a 1 th e season. F1rst team defense: Ends, . Jam! at 1c 1gan Stale Tony Bass, 6-1 freshman 1 Perry Kennedy RutlarJd IO 6 1 21 Muskingum at Cleveland State 1·Bal~lm~re ' · Sprmgf~eld 7 9 3 17 Oh.Jo Wes1e:~-·an at Mt .Unwn . Se forward from Da"'"n pumped were ahead 27 po 1'nts 12'96 cond team offense: Ends 1p . 1' ltiV • ' ,.. · • • · rov1dence 2 13 4 8 Obe r 0 b· in 13 field goals ~nd four free · Don Trainer, 6-0 senior ~ Roger Dav1s, Rutland; Richard W ste Dill . r m at tter em 8 lhrows to paCe the JL."<<men guard from Beaver was second 1Douglas, Eastern; tackles I e. 1"11 v on Oh10 State at Iowa State wilh 30 points It brougtu his ]high for the ftedmen with , 1·gtit [Tom WickUne. Racine· guards' · · W. L. T. Pts. Ohio U. at Northwestern . • . ' Rochester 12 7 I 25 Q, s be ·11 fiYe game total· to ·103 points 1goals and two Jree throws Tom J ohn Th ompson Nelsonville· . t mcy at teu nv1 e 10 6 3 23 Notre Dame at Toledo t~~ scorer on the squad aver: ' Ooolin 6-4 freshman tr'lm. • 'h l"tnter, Charles' Scott Ru; Pittsburgh . • ' ~ · I· d· • Buffalo 5 12 4 14 Ken1ucky So uth. at wooster agmg 20.3 per game 11and Ky. had six aoals and an , quarterback Joe Hawk' · ' ' "' R t l n d ' Cleveland 59313x · at Kansas Vave Penn 6-3 junior paced i three free throws for 15 poinlll ms, u a ; halfbacks, George av1er • and Sharon Gregory 6-5 Thursday's Rtsults F.ndl . wtt:h etght goals th e r1gers senior. Sauer ' M'ddl I eport ; a·1chie Pol1 ay at Ri o Grand e "" f · ' ley Nei"" ·u Fullb •. Quehec 9 Cleveland 2 ... ..,._te ree throws for 1_9 pomts. l Irom Columbus had seven goals 1 . • .....nv1 e; ac ... , Len- 10 1 hed d) Sel·und high was Sherma_n York, tor 14 points, Die Van Meter, Pomeroy. n Ygame sc u1e court : 9 heurs: in transportation Secon d team defense: Tackle, &-0 sepior guard, who had sil l . gc)als·· and two free throWs for Roundtog out Lhe double col- Dave Williams, Eastern; midACTIVITY REPORTED of prisoners; 3 hours in weight 1, points. Penn and York had umn scoring_ror t:amptlt!llsv_1ue ldle guard, Bruce Neigler, Ra- Pt. PL~ASANT _ The loc al l"nforcem~n~ . ar_1d 17 hours ou 10 lind l2 points ln that order were AI Bng~s, 6-t JUDlor, cine; linebackers, Gary Dren- i State Pollee . Deta~llment has other activities , and. 122 bours in a clm~t first halt. and \~alter t;weatl, 61:1 frean- 1 ner, Rutland; John. MOCifnlock releast'd the1r act1v1ty report oo off1ce detail. 1t marked Ute fourth time ln jman each with _12 points ..Jlob ~ Racine ; cornerbacks, lto Mik~ ror ~he month of November, rive games this year that the Pollock, 6-3 Junior, had 10. 1 J~ukirm., Racine; .. Sherm -Cun- shewm_g the_ three-man detach· • Redmen of Coach Art Lanham . Rw Grande connected on 53 dilf, Racine; safeties, Bob , ment mve~t1gated 12 accidents ha•..t- rolled over the century ot YJ attempted field I!:Oab for j Grueser, Racine; Mike John- resulting m ~e ~atality; ismark m scormg. Thl:!y're aver· :57 per cent and made 17 ot 22 son. Rutland. ~ u ed 114 wa~nn~g tickets ; 80 1 ag1 ng 1l0.2 points per game. j" lrom the Joul lmt-. The fWd. r_oad law c1 ta twns. 5 revoc~ lt WB.:i also the 17th tlme in uzen had a total oJ 37 rebou.rxis ..AI.t-ST Aft lwn orders: made three felom tht- Jas1 138 games that R i o:led by Bob Mabry's 10. Greg: i arrests a~d ~ misd('mea~Qr ar Gtande College has scored 100 ory and Thornton each bad rests; SIJen\ .l7 hour!-i gn·m~ op 1fivc . or more points in a contest. l"rators eKaminJJtiuns : 291 hou r• -~uach Lew Cunningham's! Campbell.sville held an edge ~n ro~Jd ~afro/ ; 67 hours in Ttgers stayed within range ol on rebound~ w1th Dave Penn mvest1gatmns : 12 hours tn7· R~dmen during the first 11 getting to. AI Briggs had eight, 1 mmutes of the gam& and then · Hill Milby had seven and J1m I went ahead 31-30 on a llhort shot Spann got six. The Tigers shot by Sherman York. Sharon 38.8 per cent b.ittinK 38 ot 94 1 Gregory hit a layup and Sam . shots from the field. 'Jbey made I Thornton made two free throws 24 of 37 lJ'om the foul lme. 1 The next game for the Ri~ ' Lu put Rio ahead 34-31. GALLIPOLIS Bob Pollock scored two goals : Grande College Hedmen Will i on 11p-ins and pushed the Tigerli ;be against Findlay College at ahead 35-34. Gregory h.ooked ont! :8 p.m. Saturda,\' in tile Jarkson ! m and .Rio led 36-35. Darryl HigJ1 School gym. ' Atv.eU was fouled by Gl't'gory The Rio Grande J.V.'s will W:::::.l.:; SATURDAY NIGHT on a layup. His shot was good play Sinclair College uf Dayton "1'hat's soulb! Bird• fly DEC. 3 7 PM a~ h.e added two foul shots to · in the preliminary at 6 p.m. way tbls time of year! 1' gw~ the Tlgers a 39-36 lead Saturday in the Jackson High , v.ith 4:%7 left in the hall. Tom 'School gym. l!oolln and Phil Higdon trad•d CAMPBEUSVILLE (!tiD) buckets and Ute Tigers Wt!re Penn, 8--3-19 ; Milby, 2- ~ <till up 4!-.18, 7; Spann, 2-3-7; Higdon, tHigdon foul~ Bass and Bass ~2; Pollock, 4- 2-10: Briggs, 1 wade two free throws and a- 6--6--12; Atwell, 2--4--11: Diebout :W !leCOnds later hit a short tri ch, 1--{)......2; York, 6-2-14: j ftlft~llliNINft'tlM~~ JUmper to glve the Redmen a Masden, 2- 3-7; Sweatt, 4-4- 1 42-41 lead. Trainer, Bass and 12. Totals, 38-U--100. When In Doubl Give Them A Gilt Carllflcata Doolin connected W give Rio RJO GRANDE (ll:.!J Grande a 4&-41 lead. They were 1 Gregory: 7-Q--.14; Th<>mlon. ~J still ahead at the half 56-47. r:!--4-8; Bass, 13-+-30; R;o Grande jumped off to a ton , 2- 2--'; Batsdorl, 3-4-6; . eBILLFOI.DS 20 noint lead, 71-51 with 15:24 Mabry, 2-t-5; Trainer, 8-2eHANDBAGS lrfl in the second halt. AI the 18; Collins, 3-l-7; Lucas. 1- ; 1 10:39 mark they led by 34 0--2 ; Lusetti, 2-0--4: Towler, eLUGGAGE rnlrts, 91-57. Widl 28 seconds 4-0--8; Doolin, 6--3- 15. Totals, I eSWEATERS Jeff in the . game the Redmen '53-17-IU. Southeastern Grt'dders Wlt'n tronjJ' GrouD In • D'IStriC• t s Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 2, ' Campbe1l!ivilte 100 ,:::;::;::;:,::;~~============::::;:::; Bcrt' a 16 WilnJilll-{tun 6~ •· Kt!ntucky Wt!s l~y an 82 Central Stale 55 Steut>enville 65 Whcclln,g 62 OPTOMETRIST Bowling Green 97 . Ball State (Ind.) 87 Office Hours: 910 12, 2 to 5I il:lose al Noon OD ·. ;• Bethany fW. 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S till heart eTROUS&RS eTIES BAZAAR CONTINUED The St. Paul's Lutheran ;hurch in Pomeroy will contin• ill bazaar on Satur.lay, Dec. .. at 10 a. m., at the chW'ch. llo lunclt will be oerved. w AUYNOIOIZIOO. . . . . . . CHRYSLER , ILUGGAGE ;."f ' o,.. Prl.,l' Sol. Nlghh • A Gof41tar Sloro BAHR CLOTHIERS .l)ownie-Gross, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT MMiibor of Mloldl.,..-t Merchonlt Glfi-A·Rama I MOTORB COII~-Ttat' ·r TOM RUE MOTORS 399 S. Third St. Ml~port, 1.,,'"....' O"'-: . �. I ,I of BOMBS. tem;tinued '\"ni Page o611 .- - . ,._.,..,...,....,_,.., . • All •League Footb:lll Squad Honored·~:~:~~ '~ou c:~~ 80 Ghmvllle 68 IMOJrietta Rio Vrande 12:l s~d lo to pay tile price, Qrennu·prMented Coach of the J_llUe recognUion .went' to unanJ. 0 of gtbe ' wu the lbeme of Year trophies to co--winners Dun meus choK-es llmemen) Jeff mo.sl IUCCIISful co). Eskey (IIICOild In a row) and I !Iutter and Dan Higgins A(h. 1ne ,;:e coaches In the busineBS Dave S..ton (lint year in lea- ens; iolm Magnusaen, G~ltpc> theursday nlght In an l&tress to guoJ of Nelsonville, lis; and backs Steve Reed, Lea Southeaatem Ohio Ahtlelic The Leagua championship a- Jackson; Swisher, Pomeroy, and gue Ail Star football squad ward was received by Athens Roger Estep, Wellston. in Athens. Other all-league boys were 1High School Principal Richard Bill Edwards, Wittenberg ~lacy. The traveling trophy was linemen Bill Henry, Jackson; who once coached the Oetroii awa~ded Athens the seeond Bill Westfall, and Jim Trow. Lions, and more lately h~ts won straight year. . bridge, Logan; Paul Conrad, num erous honors as a small Trophies symbolic of aU lea. Nelsonville; Pat Story, Pomecollege roach , was speaker for roy, John Wright and Tom ! By Unlltd l're!!IIJ International Ervjn Wellston Ucu:ks wer~ Greg 'Hull and ' Mike Goodwin Ohio State 74 Butler 67 Athens; Rodney Gilkey, Galli: D~yton 95 Baldwin-Wallace 81 polis; Gary Baratow, Logan; Miami 68 Villa_Madonna !i4 George Sauer, Middleporl; Ohio V. 86 OhiO Wesleyan :;:; Riehle Polley Nelsonville · Len- Clncmnoti 85 ru~ Van Me~r, Pomero~. and George ~ashington 61 Kirby Oiler, Wellston. Y~ungstown 92 Alhance 67 ! Honorable Mention certificates Wtttenberg 52 Wooster. 39 were presented Eric Hummel Cleveland State 86 Hlram 70 and Craig Rypma, Athens: Western Reserve 70 . 00100 Dan Davies and Bruce Smith, M 1 74 Thi Mt. 64 16 the an~ual banqu•t "t Athens Gallipolis: Steve Taylor and c!~~ille 89 ;ats~ 89 H1 ~h School :-~poru!Qred by the 1f Dave Patton, Jackson; Greg Kenyon 65 Ashland 50 ~rhj)ol _ athJetic department. Fred West_and Mel Brooker, Logan; Indiana State 77 Kent State 69 s. . eanngen, well-known pro Demus AuJt and Mark TaMe-~ f,.olhall official of Athens, was !"1 . hill. Middleport; Sandy Harold NHL Standin • and Jo.hn Thompson, Nelsonville g . LoaM.master · Southeastern Ohio football First .team defense: Greg Bill Moore and .Bill English, By United Press hl.ternatlunal , Awards to players were pre- ! ~layers won strong represents- Hull,_ m1ddle guard, Atllens; Pomer9f, and Mark Hayburn ·, : . W. L. T. Pts. i sentP.d by James Diehl, Pome- tion ~ the All ~ Southeastem safeties, Gary Barstown, Log- and Chuck Willis, Wellston, Chn·ago 10 5 2 22 1 roy . Middleport High School' 1District squad named today by [an. Toronto 7 4 7 21 -~ 8 · . ,The Assoetated Press. New York 3 6 521 prmc1pa,1 nres1dent of the Jea- 1 , Class AA second team of-! gut'. Selections were made, and Don Eskey, Athens, was nam- Iense: Bruce Smith, Gallipolis Tonight's Games Boston 8 9 3 15 ll nph ies provided by, the South- ed Class AA coach of the year and Lee Glasgow, Jack. . . Mont~e al 7 8 I 15 ealti lern Ohio Sportswriters and and Jim Vandegrift of Unioto, son, ends; Jim Trowbridge, f..o. ~~~rhsrt 8\ ~elsonvdle Detro1\h sd , Re 5 11 2 12 1 1 8 ~roadcasters A.'isn., Bud Me- Class A coach of the year. gan, and Craig Rympa, Ath· epo omeroy . ur 8Y5 suits l ,IJee, C.adlpolis, rresidtnt. Class AA selections were /of- ens; tackles: Dan Higgins, Athat Wellston Detroit 4 Boston 1 I Spe('ial recognitiu;l was glven fense ), Bill Westfall of Logan ens, center; Mike Goodwin, Ath· ac son at Logan ~ Dun Swisher, Pomero> quarter- land Tom Ervin, WellsWn, erxls; ens, and Kirby Oiler, Wellston, ~an~an ~.ace at Eastern Oblo Collegiate b;,("k, as Most Valuable Player. I John Wright, Wellston, tackle: halfbacks. ort Ga Ia at Rutland Basketball Schedule Hob fWberts ot Pomeroy, Swish- ·John Magnussen. Gallipolis, Second team defense: Mel i Southwestern at Kyger Creek ~ By United Press International : er's 'lrst Little League coach center: Rod Gilkey, GallipoJ. Brooker, Logan, end: Steve S t d ,. G ! m;ule the presentation. , is, quarterback : Roger Estep, Taylor, Jackson, Iackie; Dan a ur ay 8 ames Toni,-ht 'I Wellston, halfback ; Steve Reed, Davis, Gallipolis middle guard: Oak Hill at Gallipolis Xavier at Air Fu1ce Al so, Wc:lston coach Bob IJackson, fullback. 1 Eric Humml, Athens, line- 1Wahama at Middleport Case at Rochester Tech Tourney : backer; Greg West, Logan, : Kyger Creek at Fairland ' Salurday cornerback; Mark Hayburn, ICoJieg~) Central Conn. State at Akron Wellston , safety · 1 · allace at Oeni.son . . F'mdl ay .~-fl . . _, ege at R-10 Grand e. B.aldwm-W ed Nam If to . Class A fIrst to be Pay 1 ed m · J ackson u·1gh Wittenberg · · Green at Bowlmg team o ense . school gym c · 1 Ends, Mark Tannehill, Mid- ' . c.ptta at Kenyon ,., dleport, and Bill English, AHL Staad!Dgs ga~ JStoches1erWTelcn. • ourney I By ·oiCK THOMAS eroy: tackles Sandy Harold · en ra tate at 1 mmgton NI '11 . • • By United Pre8S lntemallonat Cincinnati at Wisconsin The ~io Grande College Redmen rolled to an easy e sonv1 e, guards, Paul ConEastet'll Dlvisiou . 123-100 vtctory over the Campbellsville Ky. College rad, Nelsonville · Larry Welsl! 1 W L P Dayton at St. Louis Tigers Thursday night in Gallia Academy' Ht'gh School RuUand· qua~rback Do' • · T. 19 · Heidelberg at Hiram . ·h ' ' n, Hershey 12 5 2 26 Ball Slate t Kent St te gym to rad up their fourth win against one loss for Sw~ er, Pomeroy. Quebec 11 7 3 25 M" . Ma. h. a 1 th e season. F1rst team defense: Ends, . Jam! at 1c 1gan Stale Tony Bass, 6-1 freshman 1 Perry Kennedy RutlarJd IO 6 1 21 Muskingum at Cleveland State 1·Bal~lm~re ' · Sprmgf~eld 7 9 3 17 Oh.Jo Wes1e:~-·an at Mt .Unwn . Se forward from Da"'"n pumped were ahead 27 po 1'nts 12'96 cond team offense: Ends 1p . 1' ltiV • ' ,.. · • • · rov1dence 2 13 4 8 Obe r 0 b· in 13 field goals ~nd four free · Don Trainer, 6-0 senior ~ Roger Dav1s, Rutland; Richard W ste Dill . r m at tter em 8 lhrows to paCe the JL."<<men guard from Beaver was second 1Douglas, Eastern; tackles I e. 1"11 v on Oh10 State at Iowa State wilh 30 points It brougtu his ]high for the ftedmen with , 1·gtit [Tom WickUne. Racine· guards' · · W. L. T. Pts. Ohio U. at Northwestern . • . ' Rochester 12 7 I 25 Q, s be ·11 fiYe game total· to ·103 points 1goals and two Jree throws Tom J ohn Th ompson Nelsonville· . t mcy at teu nv1 e 10 6 3 23 Notre Dame at Toledo t~~ scorer on the squad aver: ' Ooolin 6-4 freshman tr'lm. • 'h l"tnter, Charles' Scott Ru; Pittsburgh . • ' ~ · I· d· • Buffalo 5 12 4 14 Ken1ucky So uth. at wooster agmg 20.3 per game 11and Ky. had six aoals and an , quarterback Joe Hawk' · ' ' "' R t l n d ' Cleveland 59313x · at Kansas Vave Penn 6-3 junior paced i three free throws for 15 poinlll ms, u a ; halfbacks, George av1er • and Sharon Gregory 6-5 Thursday's Rtsults F.ndl . wtt:h etght goals th e r1gers senior. Sauer ' M'ddl I eport ; a·1chie Pol1 ay at Ri o Grand e "" f · ' ley Nei"" ·u Fullb •. Quehec 9 Cleveland 2 ... ..,._te ree throws for 1_9 pomts. l Irom Columbus had seven goals 1 . • .....nv1 e; ac ... , Len- 10 1 hed d) Sel·und high was Sherma_n York, tor 14 points, Die Van Meter, Pomeroy. n Ygame sc u1e court : 9 heurs: in transportation Secon d team defense: Tackle, &-0 sepior guard, who had sil l . gc)als·· and two free throWs for Roundtog out Lhe double col- Dave Williams, Eastern; midACTIVITY REPORTED of prisoners; 3 hours in weight 1, points. Penn and York had umn scoring_ror t:amptlt!llsv_1ue ldle guard, Bruce Neigler, Ra- Pt. PL~ASANT _ The loc al l"nforcem~n~ . ar_1d 17 hours ou 10 lind l2 points ln that order were AI Bng~s, 6-t JUDlor, cine; linebackers, Gary Dren- i State Pollee . Deta~llment has other activities , and. 122 bours in a clm~t first halt. and \~alter t;weatl, 61:1 frean- 1 ner, Rutland; John. MOCifnlock releast'd the1r act1v1ty report oo off1ce detail. 1t marked Ute fourth time ln jman each with _12 points ..Jlob ~ Racine ; cornerbacks, lto Mik~ ror ~he month of November, rive games this year that the Pollock, 6-3 Junior, had 10. 1 J~ukirm., Racine; .. Sherm -Cun- shewm_g the_ three-man detach· • Redmen of Coach Art Lanham . Rw Grande connected on 53 dilf, Racine; safeties, Bob , ment mve~t1gated 12 accidents ha•..t- rolled over the century ot YJ attempted field I!:Oab for j Grueser, Racine; Mike John- resulting m ~e ~atality; ismark m scormg. Thl:!y're aver· :57 per cent and made 17 ot 22 son. Rutland. ~ u ed 114 wa~nn~g tickets ; 80 1 ag1 ng 1l0.2 points per game. j" lrom the Joul lmt-. The fWd. r_oad law c1 ta twns. 5 revoc~ lt WB.:i also the 17th tlme in uzen had a total oJ 37 rebou.rxis ..AI.t-ST Aft lwn orders: made three felom tht- Jas1 138 games that R i o:led by Bob Mabry's 10. Greg: i arrests a~d ~ misd('mea~Qr ar Gtande College has scored 100 ory and Thornton each bad rests; SIJen\ .l7 hour!-i gn·m~ op 1fivc . or more points in a contest. l"rators eKaminJJtiuns : 291 hou r• -~uach Lew Cunningham's! Campbell.sville held an edge ~n ro~Jd ~afro/ ; 67 hours in Ttgers stayed within range ol on rebound~ w1th Dave Penn mvest1gatmns : 12 hours tn7· R~dmen during the first 11 getting to. AI Briggs had eight, 1 mmutes of the gam& and then · Hill Milby had seven and J1m I went ahead 31-30 on a llhort shot Spann got six. The Tigers shot by Sherman York. Sharon 38.8 per cent b.ittinK 38 ot 94 1 Gregory hit a layup and Sam . shots from the field. 'Jbey made I Thornton made two free throws 24 of 37 lJ'om the foul lme. 1 The next game for the Ri~ ' Lu put Rio ahead 34-31. GALLIPOLIS Bob Pollock scored two goals : Grande College Hedmen Will i on 11p-ins and pushed the Tigerli ;be against Findlay College at ahead 35-34. Gregory h.ooked ont! :8 p.m. Saturda,\' in tile Jarkson ! m and .Rio led 36-35. Darryl HigJ1 School gym. ' Atv.eU was fouled by Gl't'gory The Rio Grande J.V.'s will W:::::.l.:; SATURDAY NIGHT on a layup. His shot was good play Sinclair College uf Dayton "1'hat's soulb! Bird• fly DEC. 3 7 PM a~ h.e added two foul shots to · in the preliminary at 6 p.m. way tbls time of year! 1' gw~ the Tlgers a 39-36 lead Saturday in the Jackson High , v.ith 4:%7 left in the hall. Tom 'School gym. l!oolln and Phil Higdon trad•d CAMPBEUSVILLE (!tiD) buckets and Ute Tigers Wt!re Penn, 8--3-19 ; Milby, 2- ~ <till up 4!-.18, 7; Spann, 2-3-7; Higdon, tHigdon foul~ Bass and Bass ~2; Pollock, 4- 2-10: Briggs, 1 wade two free throws and a- 6--6--12; Atwell, 2--4--11: Diebout :W !leCOnds later hit a short tri ch, 1--{)......2; York, 6-2-14: j ftlft~llliNINft'tlM~~ JUmper to glve the Redmen a Masden, 2- 3-7; Sweatt, 4-4- 1 42-41 lead. Trainer, Bass and 12. Totals, 38-U--100. When In Doubl Give Them A Gilt Carllflcata Doolin connected W give Rio RJO GRANDE (ll:.!J Grande a 4&-41 lead. They were 1 Gregory: 7-Q--.14; Th<>mlon. ~J still ahead at the half 56-47. r:!--4-8; Bass, 13-+-30; R;o Grande jumped off to a ton , 2- 2--'; Batsdorl, 3-4-6; . eBILLFOI.DS 20 noint lead, 71-51 with 15:24 Mabry, 2-t-5; Trainer, 8-2eHANDBAGS lrfl in the second halt. AI the 18; Collins, 3-l-7; Lucas. 1- ; 1 10:39 mark they led by 34 0--2 ; Lusetti, 2-0--4: Towler, eLUGGAGE rnlrts, 91-57. Widl 28 seconds 4-0--8; Doolin, 6--3- 15. Totals, I eSWEATERS Jeff in the . game the Redmen '53-17-IU. Southeastern Grt'dders Wlt'n tronjJ' GrouD In • D'IStriC• t s Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 2, ' Campbe1l!ivilte 100 ,:::;::;::;:,::;~~============::::;:::; Bcrt' a 16 WilnJilll-{tun 6~ •· Kt!ntucky Wt!s l~y an 82 Central Stale 55 Steut>enville 65 Whcclln,g 62 OPTOMETRIST Bowling Green 97 . Ball State (Ind.) 87 Office Hours: 910 12, 2 to 5I il:lose al Noon OD ·. ;• Bethany fW. Va.l Rt Thurs. - East Court St , Pomeroy N. W. COMPTON, 0.0. ;;;;i0ii0iiiiii._.M~~'~k~ln:g~um:_~79~-:--:-:..:.:.:-::...:. : : : : :-: -: :-:- :- :-:-:::::::;:~"r GENERAL ELECTRIC . • • Does it again ! .... .. ' llio I I ) " Porn- a: TOM THUMB RACEWAY 1 .. i ,., Freezer has deep door ·: .: . shelf and keeps food safe, lot: long- t enn .. j slorage. • Four Cabinet Shelone sli~ out. • Twin Porrelain Enamel Vegetable Bins. • Butter Coolputme!lt. . ,, • • Removable Egg Tray. . • Deep Door Shelf St.- . % Gal. Milk ean.... ' • Copperwae, Colan ... f . White. '! ,. 1 1 1 . J \~ • Giant Zero-Deg! e NOW UNTIL DEC. 23 12 To 14Lb- Avg. TURKEY 1 River News ,., ~. :th:ns • IllS ... ..,. .- Or 10 lo 12 Lb. Avg. HAM Wilh Any Major Appliance, Slereo or T.V. H & R FIRESTONE 202 N. SECOND AVE. MIDDLEPORT MEMBER OF MIDDLEPORT MERCHANT GtFT·A·RAMA Plymouth'67 is here. And ... . ., RACING . . :: BAHR CLOTHIERS CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS FOR HER ·- - - - eCOATS eSUITS -riRRO~ IIIlO CO'ITON ................,..... I'IIMA·IROII'"" ftlrll IHE DAILY SENTINEl HaftdM.me pllick in a wjde variety of ~lol'l. Fammu ARROW Tr~w~ coll•n or univeni&y f11shumed button-down~, DEVOTIDt'Oilfionr.ln .. MEIGS . li.UON Alii& 'I AU tJOnnanently Preaod by ARROW berore you buy them. "Sanroriud" 100% cotlon eROBES (--=::::::::::::::~--l_--, e SKIRTS ,Gm]CERTJFICATE "' ......... #I., Hl«W,, .. __ _ -- fabriea ·'· ..__ __;,_...__ FOR HIM eSUITS eTOPCOATS eSHIRTS I HATS __J eSWEATERS ' Your Plymouth dealer will do most anything -·' . "•'. to win you over. 55 is tM win ·you-o11er nUft'lber tor 'm. S5 ot the most teml)tlng Plymouth! that 8'1tr !!attended 1 rnounlai n, solllmf' d strl!ets, made lite more beautiful! They'rs hera now. And we·re so sur• yo u' ll like what P'l~mouth has done lor your driving. we 'll do anyth•ng- most anything-to win you over. " ' L•ke read lhe Declaration of Independence ? Eas,.. Pl~mou th "67' See your Pl~mouth Dealer. HI!" S till heart eTROUS&RS eTIES BAZAAR CONTINUED The St. Paul's Lutheran ;hurch in Pomeroy will contin• ill bazaar on Satur.lay, Dec. .. at 10 a. m., at the chW'ch. llo lunclt will be oerved. w AUYNOIOIZIOO. . . . . . . CHRYSLER , ILUGGAGE ;."f ' o,.. Prl.,l' Sol. Nlghh • A Gof41tar Sloro BAHR CLOTHIERS .l)ownie-Gross, Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT MMiibor of Mloldl.,..-t Merchonlt Glfi-A·Rama I MOTORB COII~-Ttat' ·r TOM RUE MOTORS 399 S. Third St. Ml~port, 1.,,'"....' O"'-: . �I 'I ' '' " 'i MI•chJ•gan Flops In Opener BY JOt! GERGEN UP! Sports Writer . . M~ehigan flopped Without Its star, but Vanderbilt managed to stage a .show wtth a cast of sp<'ar earners. Despite the IGSs of Clyde Lee, 4-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 2, !966 =- Mlehlgan, the defending Big terms for a hall, 'fralllng 34-32 Vols emotionally to the loos of broke open the game In the Russell a member of the New second hall behind the shoot· York Kmckerbockers, as the ing of Ron Widby, who tallied Wolverines were walloped 72- 27 points on 13-[or-24 accuracy ,. by T f th fi ld ~ ennessee. rom e e . The other three mernbero oJ Big Eight Cooferenee defen. Teo champion, reacted more at Intermission. But the -B<Jb- ~--:::-: Elsewhere, Senior guard and Davldaon, Vlithout Uoyd became the higbe!it a senior on lis .oquad, 11bipped scorer 1a Rutgert• b!stoiY by •Wake Forest 78-e3. -scoring 25 In leading the Scar~I _Knlgbto to 1 - win OVfl' .:;"sylvania "" Leroy. Gard· sank 8 free thraw Wlth sis seconds l~ft to give Minnesota a 61J.59 Victory over Kansas S~te . . . . sophomore • ·laden Ohio State Ujlllet Buller 75G g1a T 67 South~n :.'th . eeb routed AUTOMOBILI now playing with San Francisco the top 10 to see action fared a der Kansas overwhelmed Ark- the 'd f a1odist~t0 ~ith 0 in the National Basketball As- good deal better. Defending '"'". 73·57 behind Rod Bohnen· defe:e : an D;'~ !)OciattOn, Ke1th Thomas and NCAA cbampmn Texas West- stieh11 2S points. ed . 21 er Ron Green, v,ndy bushwack· em whipped Sam Houston State Junior Larry Miller, held cl:., edp~lnts aSstaMary· 0 ed ambitious Western Kentucky 78-54, fifth - ranked MJchigan .scoreless In the ftnt half, r enn te 76• 'lG-70 in the biggest form re- State toyed with Western t&SSed in 18 points after inveEal of t11e night. Western Michigan 77-55 and Houston (No. termission to lead North CaroKt'ntuekv had been ranked 6) defeated Albuquerque 96-84, lina to a 6-65 triumph over mnlh in· the United Press Inter· The Russell-less Wolverines Clemson in an Atlantic Coast nnti on~l pre-season ratings. battled Tennessee on even Conference contest. ;! l:t Pirates Get Mr. Wills Tuppers Plains Society News kCarved® I \ '\ • Plfl fn attic. cnrwhpM, u1lllt1 ••••• 0 • • 0 ••• 0 •••••••••• $1.25 _ 9 Pieces Chicken Only LOW COST ha()piness. lOLA'S SAlON ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport OIL & GAS RADIANT HEATERS CkiektKe HoJ· G· 13azaar WALL FURNACES PUT THE WARM AIR WHERE YOU NEED IJ eomp1d ••• ttm livlna: IPICI •• , extends len lblll 4• Into raom. • -·----- On tbo floor ,_ ~~; HONDA * ..., .. -· room eir In .. • e1rpet or "'umtlt Wlll·\to ·rnrnace roo~to­ Y;all, * "" •• tomorrow, Complthll:f •ulornalit. Set ··• .Comp~~I~Adda e:t~a ... , .."nving'" apace to basement! , • . ~o,y. J4 lnolall with wall fum•c• and comfort ftom. fuel ttll' row eosl• TIMEX-featuring stai nl ess stPel backs, unbreakable mainsprings and shuck r<'sistant Tl1erc is a Timex watch for every one on your list. Men's, women's and children's, 16.95 up. rumJIICIITIOI-.It eive tully automatic op~ra­ tion. It'• the reallr tfOUit. fr" automade ~I room. Modern .,e· Deli.,.n More Warmth THE GIFT PERFECT WATCH lnt ilttl-\tOI of.., .... funllio-lll&ical ....... action pulll tile top, lprtldl TIMEX GAS & OIL FLOOR FURNACES (0UAI!r1IOW ' cea~J.:t Yov MHt Tht Nicest Peof ;< Cn A COUNTERFLOW • coLONt:.L SANDERS' RECIPE PHILco Why not give the ultimate in light-weight comfort and good looks to the important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIES{r) shoes come in a variety of stylea a~d colors for men, women and children. Sizes :-md Widths ~ange from toddler size 2 to giant size 16. Tru-ly the gift to make you important in the eyes of those who mean the most to you. Prices from children's ,5,99 to abool $15.00 for golf and specialty shoes. ECORAMA Take it from the Colon•! ..• r'it'l finger lickint sood''~ Come in and register for the big The Wilkins, •• Jack Nicklaus Sportswear by Revere, 100 % Orion Acrylic 5 button Jinks Cardigan. Center panel with Hombre vertical raised stripes. Double sewn-on cuffs and bottom. In whiskey, brown, dark green, black and navy. $15.00. ' . THE SHOE BOX, Middleport GAS fURNAC£ 21 Pieces Cd-l. Sanders' Chicken POMEROY, OHIO THE .PERFECT GIFT! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy Wall THE BARREL .......... · .. ·.. .. .. $5.00 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Ilim (Serves 6 to 7) , l#ntuck~ fried Someday they'll tctl their kids about this Christmu .. their first Christmas in love! How a Lane Cedar Chest became a home she and her Jove could share before marriage- sturing pre-wedding loot and talk· ing furniture plans. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweetheart Chests start at $49.95. See our complete collecLion at or whole house Hot Rolls things Cor the good of all . You are your world, mold it fn Central l LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Shan the ma gic of ,\'our wellding (lay with matching rmgs.{rom ArtcarverL J•;adl lovely dt-sign is the proud produ:t _of JJS yt~ars of fine jewPlry craflsmanshir. Mmlet~l 1llpstnkd . C11rsie;Jn~lfis : $2H .GO; Yours: ~27 50. Other Art l'a rvetl wNltling rings frmn SU. for add-on room 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken l Pint Cracklin' Gravy aure of your auecess or fail· ure. You cannot live alone! so may as well adjust at HIS . .. YOURS! radiates and circulates COMFORT THE BUCKET .. ·.......... ·...... $3.75 your family, your business. Your flexibiUty ln dealing with people decides the mt>a· LANE rt0111 or iwHIIMnt-ta•u no ftoor tpow. Worb lhnwell priHII'd 4Wb t1 •t conv.ntlonal dm-lt. e Haa high eapadty bumer ft IVptl'll THRIFT BOX ...... · .... ·.. · .. ·.. $2.50 You pray, think, read, breathe, eat, sleep, work and are responsible !or you. You ar 1 a complete unit in your government, your church or syru~gogue, your community, BUIITY DEPENDABLE ••• Dream Di21mond Rings 8 Piecea Tender, Tasty Chicken Plua all the trimmin'~; <A complete banquet Cor one) contestants of Meigs County'' Jr. Miss Pageant!! The most im· porlant thing m the world to you, is you. ' We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week I'HE BOX We dedicate thl5 ad to tbe (HOOSE. FROM ,. . . ''', Beauty Tips Dr lola Bartrum SHOP YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS- USE THE LAY AWAY PLAN-- SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES INSURANCE V. D. EDWARDS Remember when lolb used to have fried chiden for Sunday dinner?Weii.nowyoucanhave Col. Sanden' Recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken any day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is pick it up and take it home. The service i:s sudden lOLA'S I ENJOY A GREAT NEW YEAR ·~ SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy * !tsit• b tlllltl of .., IIIIITOI 'beatlnc p1aat-u •'"" Dttdtd. Size• for _. NOIIIi or whole home. OMIIot t1 Nnllltd.-....lllllt 11111' duch, or n:cluai'ft . • Jilood-Air _pipe eyttem. "' ' '"Bths fbr Ivery home. D•Iuxe . T()UCH It SEW• ••wlng maohlne. ~ delu1r.e ded:. •ewing bench and ••aiDJC book. IN A GREAT NEW OLDSMOBILE! Luxury models. Economy models. Sports models, Wa· gons. Convertibles. Oltls is here in a big way for 1967 . • . with 36 g]amurous Toronado-inspired models. All featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally exacting quality. All f~aturing Oldsmobile's inimitable Hocket Ac1ion. Al! decked out with a wide selection of exclusive Olds engin eering fe3tures. Ann all featuring a whole array of thoughtftil1.f-<.lesigned safety features. So Etop in - ~nd give yoq_rself the finest holiday gift of all. a r:ocket Action '67 Olds. KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy • PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! Surprise her with a Deluxe Touch and Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59_50 up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy SANTA'S CHOICE Beats _feedjng eight reindeer, too. Hondas get 11 p to 200 m!les per gallon, are easy and fun to ride. :\nd )'OU can start your own private ··chri stmaii Club"' ri ght now with the mone.v .vnu'JI save b.v ridinc a Honda. Give yourself--and the whol e fami/V- \'Pars of fun. Get a Honda _ - · RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleport - SWEEPSTAKES ,,'·i GAS COUNTERFLOW Wall Furnace No need to remodel to have forced air heating. No need for expensive PHILCO APPLIANCES PHILCO RADIOS BUY NOW AND SAVE! ductwork. New Coleman installs riaht in wall or against it. Powerful blowers sets up countrrflow aclion that spreads floor to Cl'ilinl! comfort from room to room. Pulls from air In at top, dellven heated air at floor level. Fully automatic controls. Safety shut· nff and safety vent. 00,000 and 6a,. SUNBEAM TO P~EASE YOUR FAVORITE SPORTSMAN 000 BTU input. Wolverine's new 1ightw(' i~ ht .~tyling combines unit1ue full grain leather with n10dern craftsmanship into !i<Jlid sure-footed co mfort. Choose from 8" Boots, 6'' Shoes, Sport Oxfonls, Wl•llingtons, Chukka!!, and CoU Shoes . .. a style and si:r.P. to fit your extr:1 sperial sportsman. Pr ice.s for most styles from $13.00 to $25 .00. W~y not try on a pair for yourself, too? Colema~ .-----------·------------~ Sensam!l-!o/ic/qy ~Illes I ~Ee~PHILCO Low Boy Make it PHILCO Color TV lor Christmosl 1-'hilco takes the guesswork out of tuning Color TV. Philco lighted COLOR TUNING E\'E signals when Color TV is properly tuned. Don't wait. reserve your P1Liko ·now. A deposit reserves your aelectloo. HARTLEY & BENNETT, Pomeroy GAS REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOJH BRUSH RUGGED L ~ ~HTWEIGHT SPORT BOOTS ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy ,j With the safe, effective up and down motion. Sun· beam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic Toothbrush. The safe, controlled up and down motion provides c:Ieancr teeth than ordinary band brushing. Four brushes, I1L99. Lib all Coleman heatinr product~ l . DUTTON DRUG. STORE, Middleport .i WtDDirN To ~100 FOR ~ltiG ~0 P.lnderWJ"Itinl your I Colemtn ruarsntu. It'• tba atr.ongut 12RDl ·B euenntee ror any fur. 214 E. Main \ ' PHONE TODAY FOR keep!;!.a.ke• "FREE" ESTIMATES _,. A GOLD SJAR SJORE CHRISTMAS C01l.YOU•JIIM1 trUirc/ HOLIDAY VALUES GALORE! .... HIS do~t~&'t nace-altd i' Associated Radio &. TV POMEROY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY .uunoT ••oo '-~S!l12 00 ntr1 Mad~. COME IN AND REGISTER I"OR CHANCE TO WIN ONE 01" 101!18 .. RIZESI With ''tilt-out'' control center and power tuning. Tilt ~ for complete, no-stoop tunin g; lilts ln for fine (urn it ure sty ling. ou~ (l . tbla compact Low Bor 1•• furnace 11 backed by •1500 bond .95 v~lues/ Quality Rectangular 25" COLOR TV FURNACE • Big 2-Door with giant freezer Come in and brown around. Wide selection for the holiday season ... dozens of sensational holiday lldn1lra ·- t A M O N D Chase · Hardware - . THE RING WITH THE PERFECT DIAMOND ··---····· ····--- ..... ··--· ~· ' 7 ,...D~T,Q, 1' '' -···--..~-. . ..,;.. .. . )'· ' Everyone who works or pl!lYS outdo"Ors ln cold wea• ther can be warm and comfortable with a Jon-e Warmer In his pocket. This "personal radiator" 11 chrome-plated, polished - and comes with a draw· otrlng carrying bag, IJg~\8 chrettes. Lasts a 111.. setting tor one fullc(•·_,.r, and•lifetime trade-In pnvi· •I time.· Fully guaran.leed. ~Iandor.! size heats all day on lege. Fof' the pcrfe gift •• , forever .•• cb9ose a one !illln~ ll o~ . Jqn.., Fluid), $3.95. Giani size (heals KI>I:PSAKE OlAMON!! RJNG. ' ' } days on,_one flUfngofJon-e Flui~J, ~ ,95. • HAROLD CHASE, MGR. \ ' FOR THE WARMEST CHRISTMAS EVER A perfect diamond reflects lwll beauty and' brilliance and K~p!lake guarantees a perfect center dJamond Ia writing lor replacement assured) . With your Keep-sake Diamond Ring. you reeeive permanent registralion, protection against loss of ·dia!Jlonds from the ' ·, . PHONE WY 2·2511 RINCiS ' . ..... ... ' I~ Ki.C: J(WELEAS,:Pol)leroy .1... i ,·· . '·. ' .: 1... '.y I )': ' -~' ' ,,, ·'' '''I ., . '· . ,,.(; E~RSI!ACH HARDWARE'r .~meroy , .J A gift !hot is d1ndy, for the mon who is hondy. Here's lhe best gill under the tree! NatlonaUne Dl• poser gets rid of garbage so f•st •.• 10 euy! It's a real wife • saver gl!t. This Cbrlstmu give a useful gift for tbe home . . Ohio V1lley Plumbing & Healing, Pomeroy McCULLOCH chain saws in all lhe popular aew •ov:: >.!' dels. The McCulloch will make short work of tree trimming, fen<e building, land clearing, really makes work - fun. Stop in see the dels, reserve his for Christmas. �I 'I ' '' " 'i MI•chJ•gan Flops In Opener BY JOt! GERGEN UP! Sports Writer . . M~ehigan flopped Without Its star, but Vanderbilt managed to stage a .show wtth a cast of sp<'ar earners. Despite the IGSs of Clyde Lee, 4-Datly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 2, !966 =- Mlehlgan, the defending Big terms for a hall, 'fralllng 34-32 Vols emotionally to the loos of broke open the game In the Russell a member of the New second hall behind the shoot· York Kmckerbockers, as the ing of Ron Widby, who tallied Wolverines were walloped 72- 27 points on 13-[or-24 accuracy ,. by T f th fi ld ~ ennessee. rom e e . The other three mernbero oJ Big Eight Cooferenee defen. Teo champion, reacted more at Intermission. But the -B<Jb- ~--:::-: Elsewhere, Senior guard and Davldaon, Vlithout Uoyd became the higbe!it a senior on lis .oquad, 11bipped scorer 1a Rutgert• b!stoiY by •Wake Forest 78-e3. -scoring 25 In leading the Scar~I _Knlgbto to 1 - win OVfl' .:;"sylvania "" Leroy. Gard· sank 8 free thraw Wlth sis seconds l~ft to give Minnesota a 61J.59 Victory over Kansas S~te . . . . sophomore • ·laden Ohio State Ujlllet Buller 75G g1a T 67 South~n :.'th . eeb routed AUTOMOBILI now playing with San Francisco the top 10 to see action fared a der Kansas overwhelmed Ark- the 'd f a1odist~t0 ~ith 0 in the National Basketball As- good deal better. Defending '"'". 73·57 behind Rod Bohnen· defe:e : an D;'~ !)OciattOn, Ke1th Thomas and NCAA cbampmn Texas West- stieh11 2S points. ed . 21 er Ron Green, v,ndy bushwack· em whipped Sam Houston State Junior Larry Miller, held cl:., edp~lnts aSstaMary· 0 ed ambitious Western Kentucky 78-54, fifth - ranked MJchigan .scoreless In the ftnt half, r enn te 76• 'lG-70 in the biggest form re- State toyed with Western t&SSed in 18 points after inveEal of t11e night. Western Michigan 77-55 and Houston (No. termission to lead North CaroKt'ntuekv had been ranked 6) defeated Albuquerque 96-84, lina to a 6-65 triumph over mnlh in· the United Press Inter· The Russell-less Wolverines Clemson in an Atlantic Coast nnti on~l pre-season ratings. battled Tennessee on even Conference contest. ;! l:t Pirates Get Mr. Wills Tuppers Plains Society News kCarved® I \ '\ • Plfl fn attic. cnrwhpM, u1lllt1 ••••• 0 • • 0 ••• 0 •••••••••• $1.25 _ 9 Pieces Chicken Only LOW COST ha()piness. lOLA'S SAlON ' GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy FOREMAN & ABBOTT, Middleport OIL & GAS RADIANT HEATERS CkiektKe HoJ· G· 13azaar WALL FURNACES PUT THE WARM AIR WHERE YOU NEED IJ eomp1d ••• ttm livlna: IPICI •• , extends len lblll 4• Into raom. • -·----- On tbo floor ,_ ~~; HONDA * ..., .. -· room eir In .. • e1rpet or "'umtlt Wlll·\to ·rnrnace roo~to­ Y;all, * "" •• tomorrow, Complthll:f •ulornalit. Set ··• .Comp~~I~Adda e:t~a ... , .."nving'" apace to basement! , • . ~o,y. J4 lnolall with wall fum•c• and comfort ftom. fuel ttll' row eosl• TIMEX-featuring stai nl ess stPel backs, unbreakable mainsprings and shuck r<'sistant Tl1erc is a Timex watch for every one on your list. Men's, women's and children's, 16.95 up. rumJIICIITIOI-.It eive tully automatic op~ra­ tion. It'• the reallr tfOUit. fr" automade ~I room. Modern .,e· Deli.,.n More Warmth THE GIFT PERFECT WATCH lnt ilttl-\tOI of.., .... funllio-lll&ical ....... action pulll tile top, lprtldl TIMEX GAS & OIL FLOOR FURNACES (0UAI!r1IOW ' cea~J.:t Yov MHt Tht Nicest Peof ;< Cn A COUNTERFLOW • coLONt:.L SANDERS' RECIPE PHILco Why not give the ultimate in light-weight comfort and good looks to the important people in your life? HUSH PUPPIES{r) shoes come in a variety of stylea a~d colors for men, women and children. Sizes :-md Widths ~ange from toddler size 2 to giant size 16. Tru-ly the gift to make you important in the eyes of those who mean the most to you. Prices from children's ,5,99 to abool $15.00 for golf and specialty shoes. ECORAMA Take it from the Colon•! ..• r'it'l finger lickint sood''~ Come in and register for the big The Wilkins, •• Jack Nicklaus Sportswear by Revere, 100 % Orion Acrylic 5 button Jinks Cardigan. Center panel with Hombre vertical raised stripes. Double sewn-on cuffs and bottom. In whiskey, brown, dark green, black and navy. $15.00. ' . THE SHOE BOX, Middleport GAS fURNAC£ 21 Pieces Cd-l. Sanders' Chicken POMEROY, OHIO THE .PERFECT GIFT! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy Wall THE BARREL .......... · .. ·.. .. .. $5.00 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE AMERICA'S FAVORITE CASUALS -FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Ilim (Serves 6 to 7) , l#ntuck~ fried Someday they'll tctl their kids about this Christmu .. their first Christmas in love! How a Lane Cedar Chest became a home she and her Jove could share before marriage- sturing pre-wedding loot and talk· ing furniture plans. Dreams anyone? Our Lane Sweetheart Chests start at $49.95. See our complete collecLion at or whole house Hot Rolls things Cor the good of all . You are your world, mold it fn Central l LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Shan the ma gic of ,\'our wellding (lay with matching rmgs.{rom ArtcarverL J•;adl lovely dt-sign is the proud produ:t _of JJS yt~ars of fine jewPlry craflsmanshir. Mmlet~l 1llpstnkd . C11rsie;Jn~lfis : $2H .GO; Yours: ~27 50. Other Art l'a rvetl wNltling rings frmn SU. for add-on room 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken l Pint Cracklin' Gravy aure of your auecess or fail· ure. You cannot live alone! so may as well adjust at HIS . .. YOURS! radiates and circulates COMFORT THE BUCKET .. ·.......... ·...... $3.75 your family, your business. Your flexibiUty ln dealing with people decides the mt>a· LANE rt0111 or iwHIIMnt-ta•u no ftoor tpow. Worb lhnwell priHII'd 4Wb t1 •t conv.ntlonal dm-lt. e Haa high eapadty bumer ft IVptl'll THRIFT BOX ...... · .... ·.. · .. ·.. $2.50 You pray, think, read, breathe, eat, sleep, work and are responsible !or you. You ar 1 a complete unit in your government, your church or syru~gogue, your community, BUIITY DEPENDABLE ••• Dream Di21mond Rings 8 Piecea Tender, Tasty Chicken Plua all the trimmin'~; <A complete banquet Cor one) contestants of Meigs County'' Jr. Miss Pageant!! The most im· porlant thing m the world to you, is you. ' We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week I'HE BOX We dedicate thl5 ad to tbe (HOOSE. FROM ,. . . ''', Beauty Tips Dr lola Bartrum SHOP YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS- USE THE LAY AWAY PLAN-- SMALL DEPOSIT RESERVES INSURANCE V. D. EDWARDS Remember when lolb used to have fried chiden for Sunday dinner?Weii.nowyoucanhave Col. Sanden' Recipe Kentucky Fried Chicken any day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is pick it up and take it home. The service i:s sudden lOLA'S I ENJOY A GREAT NEW YEAR ·~ SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy * !tsit• b tlllltl of .., IIIIITOI 'beatlnc p1aat-u •'"" Dttdtd. Size• for _. NOIIIi or whole home. OMIIot t1 Nnllltd.-....lllllt 11111' duch, or n:cluai'ft . • Jilood-Air _pipe eyttem. "' ' '"Bths fbr Ivery home. D•Iuxe . T()UCH It SEW• ••wlng maohlne. ~ delu1r.e ded:. •ewing bench and ••aiDJC book. IN A GREAT NEW OLDSMOBILE! Luxury models. Economy models. Sports models, Wa· gons. Convertibles. Oltls is here in a big way for 1967 . • . with 36 g]amurous Toronado-inspired models. All featuring Oldsmobile's traditionally exacting quality. All f~aturing Oldsmobile's inimitable Hocket Ac1ion. Al! decked out with a wide selection of exclusive Olds engin eering fe3tures. Ann all featuring a whole array of thoughtftil1.f-<.lesigned safety features. So Etop in - ~nd give yoq_rself the finest holiday gift of all. a r:ocket Action '67 Olds. KARR & VAN ZANDT, Pomeroy • PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER! Surprise her with a Deluxe Touch and Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing Machines from $59_50 up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy SANTA'S CHOICE Beats _feedjng eight reindeer, too. Hondas get 11 p to 200 m!les per gallon, are easy and fun to ride. :\nd )'OU can start your own private ··chri stmaii Club"' ri ght now with the mone.v .vnu'JI save b.v ridinc a Honda. Give yourself--and the whol e fami/V- \'Pars of fun. Get a Honda _ - · RAWLINGS HONDA SALES, Middleport - SWEEPSTAKES ,,'·i GAS COUNTERFLOW Wall Furnace No need to remodel to have forced air heating. No need for expensive PHILCO APPLIANCES PHILCO RADIOS BUY NOW AND SAVE! ductwork. New Coleman installs riaht in wall or against it. Powerful blowers sets up countrrflow aclion that spreads floor to Cl'ilinl! comfort from room to room. Pulls from air In at top, dellven heated air at floor level. Fully automatic controls. Safety shut· nff and safety vent. 00,000 and 6a,. SUNBEAM TO P~EASE YOUR FAVORITE SPORTSMAN 000 BTU input. Wolverine's new 1ightw(' i~ ht .~tyling combines unit1ue full grain leather with n10dern craftsmanship into !i<Jlid sure-footed co mfort. Choose from 8" Boots, 6'' Shoes, Sport Oxfonls, Wl•llingtons, Chukka!!, and CoU Shoes . .. a style and si:r.P. to fit your extr:1 sperial sportsman. Pr ice.s for most styles from $13.00 to $25 .00. W~y not try on a pair for yourself, too? Colema~ .-----------·------------~ Sensam!l-!o/ic/qy ~Illes I ~Ee~PHILCO Low Boy Make it PHILCO Color TV lor Christmosl 1-'hilco takes the guesswork out of tuning Color TV. Philco lighted COLOR TUNING E\'E signals when Color TV is properly tuned. Don't wait. reserve your P1Liko ·now. A deposit reserves your aelectloo. HARTLEY & BENNETT, Pomeroy GAS REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER CORDLESS AUTOMATIC TOOJH BRUSH RUGGED L ~ ~HTWEIGHT SPORT BOOTS ASSOCIATED RADIO & TV, Pomeroy ,j With the safe, effective up and down motion. Sun· beam Rechargeable Cordless Automatic Toothbrush. The safe, controlled up and down motion provides c:Ieancr teeth than ordinary band brushing. Four brushes, I1L99. Lib all Coleman heatinr product~ l . DUTTON DRUG. STORE, Middleport .i WtDDirN To ~100 FOR ~ltiG ~0 P.lnderWJ"Itinl your I Colemtn ruarsntu. It'• tba atr.ongut 12RDl ·B euenntee ror any fur. 214 E. Main \ ' PHONE TODAY FOR keep!;!.a.ke• "FREE" ESTIMATES _,. A GOLD SJAR SJORE CHRISTMAS C01l.YOU•JIIM1 trUirc/ HOLIDAY VALUES GALORE! .... HIS do~t~&'t nace-altd i' Associated Radio &. TV POMEROY HOME and AUTO SUPPLY .uunoT ••oo '-~S!l12 00 ntr1 Mad~. COME IN AND REGISTER I"OR CHANCE TO WIN ONE 01" 101!18 .. RIZESI With ''tilt-out'' control center and power tuning. Tilt ~ for complete, no-stoop tunin g; lilts ln for fine (urn it ure sty ling. ou~ (l . tbla compact Low Bor 1•• furnace 11 backed by •1500 bond .95 v~lues/ Quality Rectangular 25" COLOR TV FURNACE • Big 2-Door with giant freezer Come in and brown around. Wide selection for the holiday season ... dozens of sensational holiday lldn1lra ·- t A M O N D Chase · Hardware - . THE RING WITH THE PERFECT DIAMOND ··---····· ····--- ..... ··--· ~· ' 7 ,...D~T,Q, 1' '' -···--..~-. . ..,;.. .. . )'· ' Everyone who works or pl!lYS outdo"Ors ln cold wea• ther can be warm and comfortable with a Jon-e Warmer In his pocket. This "personal radiator" 11 chrome-plated, polished - and comes with a draw· otrlng carrying bag, IJg~\8 chrettes. Lasts a 111.. setting tor one fullc(•·_,.r, and•lifetime trade-In pnvi· •I time.· Fully guaran.leed. ~Iandor.! size heats all day on lege. Fof' the pcrfe gift •• , forever .•• cb9ose a one !illln~ ll o~ . Jqn.., Fluid), $3.95. Giani size (heals KI>I:PSAKE OlAMON!! RJNG. ' ' } days on,_one flUfngofJon-e Flui~J, ~ ,95. • HAROLD CHASE, MGR. \ ' FOR THE WARMEST CHRISTMAS EVER A perfect diamond reflects lwll beauty and' brilliance and K~p!lake guarantees a perfect center dJamond Ia writing lor replacement assured) . With your Keep-sake Diamond Ring. you reeeive permanent registralion, protection against loss of ·dia!Jlonds from the ' ·, . PHONE WY 2·2511 RINCiS ' . ..... ... ' I~ Ki.C: J(WELEAS,:Pol)leroy .1... i ,·· . '·. ' .: 1... '.y I )': ' -~' ' ,,, ·'' '''I ., . '· . ,,.(; E~RSI!ACH HARDWARE'r .~meroy , .J A gift !hot is d1ndy, for the mon who is hondy. Here's lhe best gill under the tree! NatlonaUne Dl• poser gets rid of garbage so f•st •.• 10 euy! It's a real wife • saver gl!t. This Cbrlstmu give a useful gift for tbe home . . Ohio V1lley Plumbing & Healing, Pomeroy McCULLOCH chain saws in all lhe popular aew •ov:: >.!' dels. The McCulloch will make short work of tree trimming, fen<e building, land clearing, really makes work - fun. Stop in see the dels, reserve his for Christmas. �j .•· Athens •pent Thank•gi•lng with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morr1s. Mra. Grella Simpson, Mra. v;0 :ce { B - ·d· · 0 roa Watv "J .. .. NEW YORK - Joe 11: Le I KJ I I J I I 0 I 0 H tel Quality" 3..S!:·~~,m~ =~~!::":.!. ~fe: • [nLEER 0 tlAJI:.tSS ~G ahlr beek: hSC:eenluta'i · County Christmas Flower Show · ·Y • eep lm q et · .... · RuDlOI'S Broadway again. - - persist Geor M pity Ollld • at Pomeroy S~ay afternoon. over the holidays. resiiJI shortl:eafte:"New ;:,.,8 , French cr~er Le Petit Cha... ;1 Thllllks&lvlnl jlinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swarllso we checked Georp said pos- les Aznavour s lu8gnge leavurg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simp. and chUdren of Akron spent sev. lively no John Wa ne's N. Y. COI!Ioined a carton son were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin e1al days with Mr. and Mrs. 1 worrying th~~gh an:ther el1ht Stare · cleUy salamis, I Bud) Sunpoon and Mr. and James Swart and Mr. and Mrs. I checkup . . . . The IP: Lazar- case hls plane had to land en ~rs. Bruce Simpson and son, AI Crow and family. I Otto Premlnger "21" war bat- non ·,kosher. isle ......~~:;11 odd, of Pom•roy, Mr. and Mrs. Maud Young spent ' tles back into court Jan ' HeUera opemnr a Bl rrs. Chester Slm()iOn, Mrs. Thanksstvlng wUh her slater, Both Otto and Irving. ~~~j~ (at f8th) frur palace, on sabel Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Marrs at were in "21" at the same Site of the old Paradise Res~ Gerald. ~Impson and famlly, Vinton. Mrs. Young and Mrs. time 8 farrrrrr • apar~ auranl; and of Bob City and Mrs. Lillian Hayman and Mike, Marrs called on Mrs. Frank , the Harem and countieS! other local. Smith. NBC should celebrate the unhappy ell(]ings .... Willie Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCor· Mrs. Frankie Nelgler and fact that Feuer and Martin only Mays' ex-wile bOught a sbut· mick and son, Pat, of Columbus Miss Ina Reithmiller s ent I would let that network Invest lered Queens (L. 1.) cafe and spent Thanksgivlnl and the Thllllkqivlng with Mr. Pond ~150,1100 m thelf ,?ew d r a b will reope~ It with her own weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Titus Pickens at Syracuse Walkmg Happy ; NBC really name lr. lights: ''Marghuerite's Ralph McKenzie. Spending Mrs. Camilla Sayre spent ~ wanted to be Its sole anael ... Dugout" .. ... . Earl Warren Jr. ThanksgiVIns Day were Mr. eouple of days with her deu h· Sen: Ev Dirksen and his first on succeedlnr Mrs. wm·tthn>pll and Mrs. Robert J. !.awls, Car· ter, Mn. Herbert Savre g organ • toned commerc!a,l re· RDCke!eller aa Pres. of the ol and David of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs H · · R h cordmg (Capttol Records 'Gal· A98'R of Mental Health (Amy Mrs. Hazel Carnahan ' and and ·Mildred spent e~~ank:ui~- lant Men") was coclrtail· Vaooerbllt was elected a di· "'-9 MISs Frances .Foster spent lor weekend with relativesg in parlled Nov. 30 m the Confer- rector) aald be couldn't ever Thanksgiving and Friday with Akron. ence Room u. s.. capltal, Room run for Calif. rovernor because Mrs. Loe Tisdale at Buckeye Mr . and M D Po 8·207 . Sen. Dirksen aets the he wouldn't pass th~t,:::~ll Lake of 8·r,·an Ohirs. arcy tler annual Geerge Sokolsky Award test· and added "We Phone 992·2115 0 spent Thanks· · ' f th A 1 1 h ' ' Guests of Mr and Mra Gil &lYing holidays' 'th h o e mer can Jew' Lea)!Ue really make pol!Ucal jokes be· Mulberry A berl Hart and iamlly on Salur: er, Mrs. Lovey ws·. re" moth· Against Commumsim at the cause too often political joktes ll Mtmb VI. Pomeroy. Ohio day were Mr and Mrs James Mr and M Hy · Plaza Hotel here Dec. 2 .... get elected... trPom•rorMerchanttChrlatmlt(llhGivtaway . . . rs. arrv Curtis Aft I' t . Ch I S :.----=------..!.==========!l!l!!ll!!l!!lll!ll!!l!ll!!====.t. Sayre and family of Kanauga spent se · er IS emng to r s chen· 1 d tJ 1I ' ~!e:n 91~~~~~~~d:••·M~= !J' ~~ oi !i~. v~~~~r~·~~i1 fj~- Nowornaplllo~irdoolletttn to!ormtholllrPI'IIOIN""·aa •urPJit<l 111 tho abovi<artoon. * Feeds Seeds fertiol 1o,.,ar Sugar Run Flour Mills ISouth and family, Mr. and M:•· . IleyRonald Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Lm· Racme Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H· d r· 1 • N I art an ami y, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart and lamlly, Mr Sorretv"' otes I,and Mrs Charles Pyles and f I M nd M amt y, r. a rs Chester ~~· Mrs. Frand8 Mo_rrl& I,Simpson, all Jocal The birthRrllva l setvtees ar. '" pro- : day or Mrs. Eldred Hart also ,g;··,s, begmnmg SundDI, ~ov. wus celebrated J, al II'.' MethodiSt. Church. fiji'. and Mrs E A. Wingett Rev W<ndell SlutleJ " lhe , and Mrs Ann Coe spent Thanks· so ng leader. A hymn sing was glling wtth Mr. and Mro. Frank lu.:-ld Sunduy afternoon :\'lth I Eaton, Jr' at Rochester, New the F'l sl1f' l' m lltl Quurtrt ot Uul- 1York illld spent the weekend hrmhe. Akron wllh Mr. and Mrs. AHend mg the BYF CorJ\en- John Diivts t~on rl l Cllw mnatl , No\ 1r>: 26· 1 Mr and .\1rs Bruce Wiltshire 21 wet e .Y1argaret Cole Carol and Lmda of Philadelphia, Pa I\ Il r UX ('n i\l!d•e Wol ft' and spell! several days with hi s .J.mr Johll son, Mr and Mrs nu)tJwr MI s. H:sste WJll$hire. Tommv Wolle uccornpu11ied I C\lrs Norman Hoover ol Cm the · m l'llllHltl Js visiting her mother M lm 1 • ~ f.lmi!\ gatl1ermg \\a~ hrld Mr)i Harrv Wiltshire who ha~ o 'JI k D t tl I . . f1 1e 1entered Holzc!' Hospital as a 1ilil sgl\lllg ay a humt' of Mr ont.l Mt s F<1d rnedit:al palu'nt ' Harl IIIHl Jll 1heir children I Mrs ElJzabeth Ann (Lizzie) •<tj. .p !IOUI£- ~~ na": GIIL1 §OUJI, ~ I Cjllf C#. I M;, presenl Mr. and Mr•. Eldred Suyre en tered Holzer Hospital H,l rl and Dfbbie of Kittery, as a medical patient Her son M.Jme, Mr. Carrol Moulton or [MJ. and Mrs Kelly. Sayre of Mame, Mrs. Palsy Wtllts and IPalaskala visited her on Sun· lannly of Columbus, Mrs. Joyce day and look her to lhe hos· pita!. Rev. and Mrs. C L O'Con· · Lewis Repair Servict nor and Trudy apent Thar.ks· giving wilh relallves at Mead· -FORow Bridge, W. Va., and also e HEATING , visited a cousin who i1 a I' ePLUMBING I ROOFING Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Sa re and Tha~ks iv~~ra _ays over the kel's Army • Navy Game ha· famtly or Pt. Pleasant ~ V . g g hohday With Mr. rangue (endless trivia) we've Mr. and Mrs. Eldred'll~rt :~~r~ '!:Iter Wells at Wash. concluded the only really bi&Mame, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. ~~ · time grid-calling twosome oa Hart and family Mrs Jo ce of Columt Mn. Harold Grimm any network Is Curt Gowdy and South and child;en y d Wed d us :pent overruaht Paul Crlstman; and most es· Mrs. Gerald Hart. I r. an IUe&~eso:y we~e dmner peciali)' Cristman. Mrs. Rush Philson and son ant. Mrs Ra ::'gJvmg of Mr. Chmtman gift suggestiens: returned to th · h ·. · Y ond .Hensler and Bishop Sheen's absolutely beauJ f ehtr ome m N.e~ VJSlted other relatiVes. Hful book "Inspiratiens" luU of erse)' a ter t ree weeks VISit David Hensler t d t · With Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson ChiCa o , ' a s u en In fme color illustraUonl and the and Mrs Mma Lewis h week gKf spent . Thanksgmng Bishop's splendid proSei only acc:ompa~ted them to' th w o and el with his parents, Mr. one dollar ... More thai 8()0,.. port at Chari sto D aJr· Mrs. Raymond Hensler. 000 copies are in priPt .... And M d Me n. Saturday. Sunday gue•ts of Hazel Car. "The Irish Uprlslne I&UHIIJ2" r an rs W. C. Smith nahan for a furkey dinner we h' ' and Jefr of Da t . M re an Jstoncal treat, especially o . ,t th h yon Hw~re VISd· rs. Lottie Wllcoxen and Fran. for students of lrlah •peeches rs a e orne of omer and 'ces Foate:r &hlh Hayman Fnday M d ·M . . and mterview• amid Gaelic M J ,k , r. an rs. Crilt Bradford~ readmgs :lnd mualc recorded by fortr In~ss _Ers me of Frank· Jr., of Worthm£ton called on and for Colurnbls Recorda in SJSt~r '~."rr gu;~~k or hla ~~· ~nd Mn. C. Bradford, ' Dublin; just great. I MJs's • K . } ens. & u ay. I polos s ~; ~~:ylor or GJIII· !.ollie Sheffield moved from ' 'Owl and the Pussycat" on i hohda ~with Mr Thanksalvtnr tlJe Francia Morris properly lo I Broadway was produced with I Fran/Cleland and ~~~ Bl Mr~ Syracuse. Negro. heroine and Caucasian Cleland. · anc , hero; tl's been done variQusly Mrs E!lh C lock Hlrhelt temperature ever , smce with two. Cau<l!lan and . · er om1 of recortled at the South Pole · two N t • d Kanauga was a guest of he 7 bo . • egro I arl, In now daughter, Mrs. JeSII Bnnko: i ~::t ~ ev~ ·~:~~ dunng a .Japanese- American Pat Suzuki ---' w v n '· and Robert Reed (of TV'1 "De- - - -··---· -- -- _______ _,_ · ·- - :i I A. .:1479 ' -- I= PRIZES ; Dudley's Florist Sf N. 2" 0 AVE. MIODLIPORT WYB560 • i• = ••= CLOCK RADIO ANTIQUE COPPER • We cannot tell the ~ ~j ~ ill~......,,.,.......!+ p·. - . H •tt:l;~\ ~ '.t":Sf"!'M:0...1 ~\-fast.- before lVERY ROOM ANDBUDSETI ....... Featuring reliable Solid-State circuitry o VlsiKio*loia 'fO" tell~... .... da.lt. n.. akn>l.,el. • Sl..p Sw;leh lets yw go to sloop w~h y<>Ur radio • ~ Golde• Voice" Sptol<er, 2 DoubJo.TUHCI U: TraMformert. 1 ... r..... oU outomotl· oolly. WERNER RADIO and T. VI M'!l- Mo,.bo• oll\lcllltporl MIDDLEPORT Member of Middleport Morchanlt Shopo()·R•m• ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleland. Lt. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung, Columbu&, Mrs. Laura Mae Hartung and Kenneth were Thanks· giving dinner guest.'l of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichinger and Mabel Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld, Columbus, recently spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and Mike. &" x18" FLUOREICEIT UNDER-CABINET LIIHT '67 Monaco With Monaco tor •67. The bi1111t, moot luxu•lous Dodge of them all, Wllh 1 383·cublc·lnch VB th11tonderd engine. With • Mill and Stcend St. Middleport, 0. • • • Clip this coupon ,--·-----·-----··"·"i Mall to vour neiiiUt it> I Ohio 1'111wsr Office. ? Op•n a Bild..A-Count~ NAML--------I'HON'--ADDRESS------·-- CITY---- -----·--·------------For Free Cost Estimate on FLAMELESS ELECTRIC El~tric ~fijrnf8"6m~mij As LIHie As $5.00 Month~ ' f ! ; --·-e-- ' Cement Block Co. . ... . ,... ~~~~~~~~~~ t Nothing Down j I wouid li•without obliption-a free COlt as!!"""" on a flameleos ettctrlc heatlnr system for 111)1 humr• el~tric Item• 111at Uttd to colt "lro. load Jhe field in '67 ..• Ro H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Member of Pomeroy'• Chriolmaa Ca1h Giveaway there's a type of heatiiiJ for you. And with electric rate Mdueed four tlrM& In the Jaet several yeare, electric heat is DOt only modern, j(;'s economical. That's why more than 16,000 Ohio PoWII' customers are enjoying It now. Mail this coupon or call Ohio Power and find out about the advall• tagea. Get the details abvut the Gulll'lllltee of Satisfactiollo and how you 11111 an flOO .on illlt&lllltlon. You Don't Need a whole list of standard equ,_ipment In your own new Dodge Monaco. All brass protected by clear baked enamel. NEEDS NO POUSHING. Lasting gjfts for Christmas. See them now! It's easy to convert to Flameleu Heat In your present home.. Then. oll you do to wann your home is qt the thennostat and enjoy clean, even electr!o heat. Whatever your requirements, DOOR KNOCKift 5-UBHT CHANDELIER Compotes eCandle Holders HEAT Leigh ::,'t, 1444 a~e Dear Helen: We have children, ages one, two and three. I vacuum the house every day, du&l, keep up my washing and ironing, hardever have dishes in the smk. have myself lookinl clect~nl when my busbend comes borne and the kids look clean and neat most of the time. These thinrs he never notices. let me lliP up on polishing the electrical appliances, or the table legs, or scrubbing the well behind the s!ll'e the minute it bas 1 1platter mark - any of those little extras that take more time than I've got and be Implies I'm a lazy, careless 1loppy housewife. He's al· You want to Qo first ·class with VIIWIR I eCenlerpiece walks off with the whole body! Rebellion wants you. an tho woy? Without opondlna a buncle to do it1 eCendy Dish Scales THE SHOE BOX 11619 \ a lie. The Dodge ~ ••~ ' PULL-DOWN LANTERN I :'::~ ~~~t~oi:b~~:.: :!i l~~==----==.....,..,............_.._,_ ,_,.,._,....._....'"-~.r:;,,.....,=,.......-·...-~...._.....~.,....,._..~.,....,._~~-·'"'··-'"-""~"""'""'"""""""""""""'"' Merch1nt • ~ ~ -- SONDRA SOLID BRASS GIFTS MOTOROLA S787 So e'-er, 10 flowi.M. thlt miHor givH eultinf dapfh ~o eoc:h ref )aclion. Doe1 not dillort imogtl• DramaTize• yoo,~r daeor , , , maUl yow fGCIIa . . larger. · II REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES Fine Shoes For Women In Our Store Saturday, December 3 lO:OOAM to 4:00PM WALL MIRROR ; DON'T MISS THE OPEN HOUSE & SPECIAL MR. RICHARD KING '· Roush's Shoe Store . . • 30" PWEGIASS i• I [Eo oR $5.99 pr. lAtlyHamilw. OPEN IIOIJSE •• SPECIAL Only $1.49 Set Invites You To Meet • Vloalarm• show• !• and Aquamarine THE SHOE BOX CowBOY BOOTS -ONE WHO KNOWS DOOR MIRROR $1.73 . BOYS IEDICIIE CAIIIET I K&C Jewelers For Lasting ... LoWIIlft W.W.HUM 40"x16" DOUIQ il HELEN HELP. Us'• : SET . -- SAVE Avocado FIREPLACE ""' I Christmas Arrangements Artificial Wreaths i•= I I PIECE $1195 Open 9 A.M. Tlll9 P.M. Both Dlyt IHoney Gold .SEYIIOUI. = 1685 CiliATIS DEC. 2nd 1nd DEC. 3rd Colors .-... Puritota BUSS fii 8 Qii&lt fl" FIIIPLACI I Seven Piece Beverage Set Pitcher and Six Glasses S999 S158-~ ICMtOOII 'I .I Chester .ety Notes II I• t.l Socl WC!.I - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., l)ee, 2, 1068-7 e TDLOW & PUIPI.E FLN& LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE Santas, Angels, Candles, Door Decorations Many Decorating Novelties ·~·~ WIIIIDIWIII' II S ~lOIS IIUI.- patient In a Beckley Hospital. Thanksgivinr dinner guests \ of Mrs. Bessie Ervin were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ervin and family . Calling on Friday lo ' visit were Mr. Roy En·in and WY 2-2374 134 Mill st. Middleport i son. Iioy, of Sugar Creek, Ohio and Wayne and Wendell Ervin A Wonderland Of Christmas Merchandise WITII COI.OR FLAME S139 1 &l».t ways nagging about one thing haven'! you been guilty Qll&nother. In front of comllanv.• this too?J ur the Mississippi occurred be embarrassea m• to tears flow about a "nag bank" at Charleston, S. c., in 1886. about how "shUtless" I am. your house? Make a Joint Am I wrong not to spell(] ev· agreement that when the other )t ery waking minute far Into th< nags, she or HE drops in a by HelM Bottel evening en making the house quarter. Nert time your man BY CLARICE ALLEN sparkle, or do I have an excuse starts with the criticilm1, smile. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Enid Phelps, daughter Patri· CAN TWS BE TRUE? small children. I can understand to be sometimes forgetful abOut say nothing, and hand him the We wire !lowero everywhere cia Webb and granddaughter, Dear Helen: a married man having rutside these things~ - LAZY OR . bank!- H. II~~~·:10~ all ol Appomattox, Va. Please advise "Mrs. interests, but tell me, Helen, PLUM WEARY? This column Is dedicated to WY 2-2039 II a few days with Mr. and dy" that she is not alone. what kind of • mother would Dear weary: • family Uvlng, so if yoo're havOR NIGHT W19-2951 Fred Rice. The majority of aU stoop so low? And what kind of You're clning fine and your ing kid trouble or just plain Pomeroy Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. James Kimes . aged married men have at husbeoo must she have to allow busband darn-w;,ll knows it! Itrouble, let Helen help YOU. and children of Cleveland spent time or anolher had ~n affair th11>' They ere neighbors of But manlike, he doesn't plan to She wiU also welcome your own W. M~:.~~illard Van ~== 0' 1hanksgiving with Mr. and with some girl young enough ours. ,. spoll you by aeying so. All(] amusing experiences. Addreas _ _ _ _ _ ..;,;.;;;;.;,;;_. [Mrs. Waid Kimes. Other visitbe thelf deughter. Why, IS My advice to Mro. Nt~mate-like he points out defects Helen Bolte] In care of this 1 1 were Mr. and Mrs. WiJ. mystery of tile ages .... or body" is to fight and keep en in front ;I others. (Honest now, newspaper. r-;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,[iam Singers and daughter of be "age" explains the lighting for her man - and Fo~~~;:.;. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;.,;_iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii-f' Toledo. 1 too have been never lose her oense of bumor, Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser years. In that span, 1 if she still loves him.- NEVER and children, Logan, and Mr. managed to break up et GAVE UP and Mrs. Ed Neuman and chil- five romances. currently it Dear NGU: dren or Gallon spent a few the young mother of Don't measure "the majority" SIZE 1().3 11 QIIYS with Mr. and Mra. Arthur by your footlooee husband's Joining them for Thanks· Frost. yardstick. Not all men have ll ~vin~ were Mrs. Bob Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen wives whose expectatloua and chi!ldro>n. Racine. and Bill were Thanksgiving din- "sense of humor" practlcaUy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shank ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Den· give a green Ji8ht to their or Iowa wen~ rtcent overnight zel Cleland. "outside interests." -H. guests of his aunt, Mrs. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dear Helen: ~~~Knight. and son, Columbos, were week "Mrs. Nobody's" letter hit a STYLIST AND REPRESENTATIVE OF "' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wil· end gllests of Mr. end Mrs. Ho· nerve. Kathy and Barbara, Ro. bart Newell. Don't sell these "junior sfchester, N. Y., Marilyn Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice were rens" short, Helen. They're Columbus, spent a few days dinner J!Ueots on Thankogivtng I smiled at her im· with Mr. end Mrs. Thomas of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller I pitied her secreUy, Weber. Joining them were end family of Athens. but to today thai infatuated Mr. and Mrs . Opha Offutt, Mrs. Cox of Pl. Pleasant Is teenager is bis wife; smug, and Opal, and Mr. and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert shameless, and secure after 11 N.or>. Lawrence Smith and Wood and family. stealing another woman's busAlice. Mr. Weber has returned Mr. and Mrs. John Lodwick band. to his home after undergoing of Columbus were recent She didn't mess around with medical care for seven weeks of Mrs. Harry Lodwick . my husband just to sharpen her at Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Smalley sex appeal. She saw all the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy and children, Weirton, W. Va., goodies years of hard work and and Mrs. Letha Wood were the spent the weekend with Mr sacrifice had produced and she Day guests of and Mrs. llobart Smelley. wanted them. Donald Matlack Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell A middle-aged man who !lnde Mr. King would like thi.• opportunity to help you and Donna Kay, Belpre. end children spent Thanksglv· all tllis fresh loving innocent atmake your setection and gauge vour reaction to Mi&s Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers ing in Bellefontaine with Mr. tention being showered on him America's latest styles. He will brinu with him over and family were dinner guests and Mrs, CurtiSB is 88 blind as 8 bat. Soon there on Thanksgiving of ·Mrs. Doris Mr. and Mrs. Charles is no turning back, like with an 100 sample styles from which to clwo ... Koenig and family or Tuppers spent Thanksgiving with Mr. illegitimate child he feels obll· e British Walkers are made in AAAA to C width and II Plall·" · and Mrs. Roger Hines and gated to protect. Richard Frost, who teaches daughters in Gallipolis. Don't give me that old story liP In size 1l. In Michigan, spent the week Mrs. Mary Reed and V. D. about no Jove at home. My mill eSpecial ordm wlll be taken for sizes and styles end with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cleland were Thanksgiving din· was loved and adored and respected, physically and mental· A small deposit wttl insure your ly. There was no need to look not in stock. elsewhere, but when a wtde-ey· purchase. ed innocent cast her spell, well FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 1 became "Mrs. Nobody." It's too bad there isn't a law to stop teens from contributing to the delinquency of lool husm.mo MIDDLEPORT bands. My advice to "Mrs. Nilbody": Tell thia 18-year..,ld me- 1 Member of Mldclltporl Mmha•" OIH·A·ll"'o Most vlolenl earthquake east - - - - - - - - - . ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,....._ __, of Racine rural. ~tine Lake of LNAPAD • or WY. 2.2036 /I!IMII~ PDMIIIOY MIIICHANTt CASH GIVEAWAY POME~OY •. �j .•· Athens •pent Thank•gi•lng with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morr1s. Mra. Grella Simpson, Mra. v;0 :ce { B - ·d· · 0 roa Watv "J .. .. NEW YORK - Joe 11: Le I KJ I I J I I 0 I 0 H tel Quality" 3..S!:·~~,m~ =~~!::":.!. ~fe: • [nLEER 0 tlAJI:.tSS ~G ahlr beek: hSC:eenluta'i · County Christmas Flower Show · ·Y • eep lm q et · .... · RuDlOI'S Broadway again. - - persist Geor M pity Ollld • at Pomeroy S~ay afternoon. over the holidays. resiiJI shortl:eafte:"New ;:,.,8 , French cr~er Le Petit Cha... ;1 Thllllks&lvlnl jlinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Swarllso we checked Georp said pos- les Aznavour s lu8gnge leavurg Mr. and Mrs. Edward Simp. and chUdren of Akron spent sev. lively no John Wa ne's N. Y. COI!Ioined a carton son were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin e1al days with Mr. and Mrs. 1 worrying th~~gh an:ther el1ht Stare · cleUy salamis, I Bud) Sunpoon and Mr. and James Swart and Mr. and Mrs. I checkup . . . . The IP: Lazar- case hls plane had to land en ~rs. Bruce Simpson and son, AI Crow and family. I Otto Premlnger "21" war bat- non ·,kosher. isle ......~~:;11 odd, of Pom•roy, Mr. and Mrs. Maud Young spent ' tles back into court Jan ' HeUera opemnr a Bl rrs. Chester Slm()iOn, Mrs. Thanksstvlng wUh her slater, Both Otto and Irving. ~~~j~ (at f8th) frur palace, on sabel Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Marrs at were in "21" at the same Site of the old Paradise Res~ Gerald. ~Impson and famlly, Vinton. Mrs. Young and Mrs. time 8 farrrrrr • apar~ auranl; and of Bob City and Mrs. Lillian Hayman and Mike, Marrs called on Mrs. Frank , the Harem and countieS! other local. Smith. NBC should celebrate the unhappy ell(]ings .... Willie Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCor· Mrs. Frankie Nelgler and fact that Feuer and Martin only Mays' ex-wile bOught a sbut· mick and son, Pat, of Columbus Miss Ina Reithmiller s ent I would let that network Invest lered Queens (L. 1.) cafe and spent Thanksgivlnl and the Thllllkqivlng with Mr. Pond ~150,1100 m thelf ,?ew d r a b will reope~ It with her own weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Titus Pickens at Syracuse Walkmg Happy ; NBC really name lr. lights: ''Marghuerite's Ralph McKenzie. Spending Mrs. Camilla Sayre spent ~ wanted to be Its sole anael ... Dugout" .. ... . Earl Warren Jr. ThanksgiVIns Day were Mr. eouple of days with her deu h· Sen: Ev Dirksen and his first on succeedlnr Mrs. wm·tthn>pll and Mrs. Robert J. !.awls, Car· ter, Mn. Herbert Savre g organ • toned commerc!a,l re· RDCke!eller aa Pres. of the ol and David of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs H · · R h cordmg (Capttol Records 'Gal· A98'R of Mental Health (Amy Mrs. Hazel Carnahan ' and and ·Mildred spent e~~ank:ui~- lant Men") was coclrtail· Vaooerbllt was elected a di· "'-9 MISs Frances .Foster spent lor weekend with relativesg in parlled Nov. 30 m the Confer- rector) aald be couldn't ever Thanksgiving and Friday with Akron. ence Room u. s.. capltal, Room run for Calif. rovernor because Mrs. Loe Tisdale at Buckeye Mr . and M D Po 8·207 . Sen. Dirksen aets the he wouldn't pass th~t,:::~ll Lake of 8·r,·an Ohirs. arcy tler annual Geerge Sokolsky Award test· and added "We Phone 992·2115 0 spent Thanks· · ' f th A 1 1 h ' ' Guests of Mr and Mra Gil &lYing holidays' 'th h o e mer can Jew' Lea)!Ue really make pol!Ucal jokes be· Mulberry A berl Hart and iamlly on Salur: er, Mrs. Lovey ws·. re" moth· Against Commumsim at the cause too often political joktes ll Mtmb VI. Pomeroy. Ohio day were Mr and Mrs James Mr and M Hy · Plaza Hotel here Dec. 2 .... get elected... trPom•rorMerchanttChrlatmlt(llhGivtaway . . . rs. arrv Curtis Aft I' t . Ch I S :.----=------..!.==========!l!l!!ll!!l!!lll!ll!!l!ll!!====.t. Sayre and family of Kanauga spent se · er IS emng to r s chen· 1 d tJ 1I ' ~!e:n 91~~~~~~~d:••·M~= !J' ~~ oi !i~. v~~~~r~·~~i1 fj~- Nowornaplllo~irdoolletttn to!ormtholllrPI'IIOIN""·aa •urPJit<l 111 tho abovi<artoon. * Feeds Seeds fertiol 1o,.,ar Sugar Run Flour Mills ISouth and family, Mr. and M:•· . IleyRonald Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Lm· Racme Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H· d r· 1 • N I art an ami y, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hart and lamlly, Mr Sorretv"' otes I,and Mrs Charles Pyles and f I M nd M amt y, r. a rs Chester ~~· Mrs. Frand8 Mo_rrl& I,Simpson, all Jocal The birthRrllva l setvtees ar. '" pro- : day or Mrs. Eldred Hart also ,g;··,s, begmnmg SundDI, ~ov. wus celebrated J, al II'.' MethodiSt. Church. fiji'. and Mrs E A. Wingett Rev W<ndell SlutleJ " lhe , and Mrs Ann Coe spent Thanks· so ng leader. A hymn sing was glling wtth Mr. and Mro. Frank lu.:-ld Sunduy afternoon :\'lth I Eaton, Jr' at Rochester, New the F'l sl1f' l' m lltl Quurtrt ot Uul- 1York illld spent the weekend hrmhe. Akron wllh Mr. and Mrs. AHend mg the BYF CorJ\en- John Diivts t~on rl l Cllw mnatl , No\ 1r>: 26· 1 Mr and .\1rs Bruce Wiltshire 21 wet e .Y1argaret Cole Carol and Lmda of Philadelphia, Pa I\ Il r UX ('n i\l!d•e Wol ft' and spell! several days with hi s .J.mr Johll son, Mr and Mrs nu)tJwr MI s. H:sste WJll$hire. Tommv Wolle uccornpu11ied I C\lrs Norman Hoover ol Cm the · m l'llllHltl Js visiting her mother M lm 1 • ~ f.lmi!\ gatl1ermg \\a~ hrld Mr)i Harrv Wiltshire who ha~ o 'JI k D t tl I . . f1 1e 1entered Holzc!' Hospital as a 1ilil sgl\lllg ay a humt' of Mr ont.l Mt s F<1d rnedit:al palu'nt ' Harl IIIHl Jll 1heir children I Mrs ElJzabeth Ann (Lizzie) •<tj. .p !IOUI£- ~~ na": GIIL1 §OUJI, ~ I Cjllf C#. I M;, presenl Mr. and Mr•. Eldred Suyre en tered Holzer Hospital H,l rl and Dfbbie of Kittery, as a medical patient Her son M.Jme, Mr. Carrol Moulton or [MJ. and Mrs Kelly. Sayre of Mame, Mrs. Palsy Wtllts and IPalaskala visited her on Sun· lannly of Columbus, Mrs. Joyce day and look her to lhe hos· pita!. Rev. and Mrs. C L O'Con· · Lewis Repair Servict nor and Trudy apent Thar.ks· giving wilh relallves at Mead· -FORow Bridge, W. Va., and also e HEATING , visited a cousin who i1 a I' ePLUMBING I ROOFING Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Sa re and Tha~ks iv~~ra _ays over the kel's Army • Navy Game ha· famtly or Pt. Pleasant ~ V . g g hohday With Mr. rangue (endless trivia) we've Mr. and Mrs. Eldred'll~rt :~~r~ '!:Iter Wells at Wash. concluded the only really bi&Mame, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. ~~ · time grid-calling twosome oa Hart and family Mrs Jo ce of Columt Mn. Harold Grimm any network Is Curt Gowdy and South and child;en y d Wed d us :pent overruaht Paul Crlstman; and most es· Mrs. Gerald Hart. I r. an IUe&~eso:y we~e dmner peciali)' Cristman. Mrs. Rush Philson and son ant. Mrs Ra ::'gJvmg of Mr. Chmtman gift suggestiens: returned to th · h ·. · Y ond .Hensler and Bishop Sheen's absolutely beauJ f ehtr ome m N.e~ VJSlted other relatiVes. Hful book "Inspiratiens" luU of erse)' a ter t ree weeks VISit David Hensler t d t · With Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson ChiCa o , ' a s u en In fme color illustraUonl and the and Mrs Mma Lewis h week gKf spent . Thanksgmng Bishop's splendid proSei only acc:ompa~ted them to' th w o and el with his parents, Mr. one dollar ... More thai 8()0,.. port at Chari sto D aJr· Mrs. Raymond Hensler. 000 copies are in priPt .... And M d Me n. Saturday. Sunday gue•ts of Hazel Car. "The Irish Uprlslne I&UHIIJ2" r an rs W. C. Smith nahan for a furkey dinner we h' ' and Jefr of Da t . M re an Jstoncal treat, especially o . ,t th h yon Hw~re VISd· rs. Lottie Wllcoxen and Fran. for students of lrlah •peeches rs a e orne of omer and 'ces Foate:r &hlh Hayman Fnday M d ·M . . and mterview• amid Gaelic M J ,k , r. an rs. Crilt Bradford~ readmgs :lnd mualc recorded by fortr In~ss _Ers me of Frank· Jr., of Worthm£ton called on and for Colurnbls Recorda in SJSt~r '~."rr gu;~~k or hla ~~· ~nd Mn. C. Bradford, ' Dublin; just great. I MJs's • K . } ens. & u ay. I polos s ~; ~~:ylor or GJIII· !.ollie Sheffield moved from ' 'Owl and the Pussycat" on i hohda ~with Mr Thanksalvtnr tlJe Francia Morris properly lo I Broadway was produced with I Fran/Cleland and ~~~ Bl Mr~ Syracuse. Negro. heroine and Caucasian Cleland. · anc , hero; tl's been done variQusly Mrs E!lh C lock Hlrhelt temperature ever , smce with two. Cau<l!lan and . · er om1 of recortled at the South Pole · two N t • d Kanauga was a guest of he 7 bo . • egro I arl, In now daughter, Mrs. JeSII Bnnko: i ~::t ~ ev~ ·~:~~ dunng a .Japanese- American Pat Suzuki ---' w v n '· and Robert Reed (of TV'1 "De- - - -··---· -- -- _______ _,_ · ·- - :i I A. .:1479 ' -- I= PRIZES ; Dudley's Florist Sf N. 2" 0 AVE. MIODLIPORT WYB560 • i• = ••= CLOCK RADIO ANTIQUE COPPER • We cannot tell the ~ ~j ~ ill~......,,.,.......!+ p·. - . H •tt:l;~\ ~ '.t":Sf"!'M:0...1 ~\-fast.- before lVERY ROOM ANDBUDSETI ....... Featuring reliable Solid-State circuitry o VlsiKio*loia 'fO" tell~... .... da.lt. n.. akn>l.,el. • Sl..p Sw;leh lets yw go to sloop w~h y<>Ur radio • ~ Golde• Voice" Sptol<er, 2 DoubJo.TUHCI U: TraMformert. 1 ... r..... oU outomotl· oolly. WERNER RADIO and T. VI M'!l- Mo,.bo• oll\lcllltporl MIDDLEPORT Member of Middleport Morchanlt Shopo()·R•m• ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleland. Lt. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung, Columbu&, Mrs. Laura Mae Hartung and Kenneth were Thanks· giving dinner guest.'l of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichinger and Mabel Van Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elberfeld, Columbus, recently spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Elberfeld and Mike. &" x18" FLUOREICEIT UNDER-CABINET LIIHT '67 Monaco With Monaco tor •67. The bi1111t, moot luxu•lous Dodge of them all, Wllh 1 383·cublc·lnch VB th11tonderd engine. With • Mill and Stcend St. Middleport, 0. • • • Clip this coupon ,--·-----·-----··"·"i Mall to vour neiiiUt it> I Ohio 1'111wsr Office. ? Op•n a Bild..A-Count~ NAML--------I'HON'--ADDRESS------·-- CITY---- -----·--·------------For Free Cost Estimate on FLAMELESS ELECTRIC El~tric ~fijrnf8"6m~mij As LIHie As $5.00 Month~ ' f ! ; --·-e-- ' Cement Block Co. . ... . ,... ~~~~~~~~~~ t Nothing Down j I wouid li•without obliption-a free COlt as!!"""" on a flameleos ettctrlc heatlnr system for 111)1 humr• el~tric Item• 111at Uttd to colt "lro. load Jhe field in '67 ..• Ro H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Member of Pomeroy'• Chriolmaa Ca1h Giveaway there's a type of heatiiiJ for you. And with electric rate Mdueed four tlrM& In the Jaet several yeare, electric heat is DOt only modern, j(;'s economical. That's why more than 16,000 Ohio PoWII' customers are enjoying It now. Mail this coupon or call Ohio Power and find out about the advall• tagea. Get the details abvut the Gulll'lllltee of Satisfactiollo and how you 11111 an flOO .on illlt&lllltlon. You Don't Need a whole list of standard equ,_ipment In your own new Dodge Monaco. All brass protected by clear baked enamel. NEEDS NO POUSHING. Lasting gjfts for Christmas. See them now! It's easy to convert to Flameleu Heat In your present home.. Then. oll you do to wann your home is qt the thennostat and enjoy clean, even electr!o heat. Whatever your requirements, DOOR KNOCKift 5-UBHT CHANDELIER Compotes eCandle Holders HEAT Leigh ::,'t, 1444 a~e Dear Helen: We have children, ages one, two and three. I vacuum the house every day, du&l, keep up my washing and ironing, hardever have dishes in the smk. have myself lookinl clect~nl when my busbend comes borne and the kids look clean and neat most of the time. These thinrs he never notices. let me lliP up on polishing the electrical appliances, or the table legs, or scrubbing the well behind the s!ll'e the minute it bas 1 1platter mark - any of those little extras that take more time than I've got and be Implies I'm a lazy, careless 1loppy housewife. He's al· You want to Qo first ·class with VIIWIR I eCenlerpiece walks off with the whole body! Rebellion wants you. an tho woy? Without opondlna a buncle to do it1 eCendy Dish Scales THE SHOE BOX 11619 \ a lie. The Dodge ~ ••~ ' PULL-DOWN LANTERN I :'::~ ~~~t~oi:b~~:.: :!i l~~==----==.....,..,............_.._,_ ,_,.,._,....._....'"-~.r:;,,.....,=,.......-·...-~...._.....~.,....,._..~.,....,._~~-·'"'··-'"-""~"""'""'"""""""""""""'"' Merch1nt • ~ ~ -- SONDRA SOLID BRASS GIFTS MOTOROLA S787 So e'-er, 10 flowi.M. thlt miHor givH eultinf dapfh ~o eoc:h ref )aclion. Doe1 not dillort imogtl• DramaTize• yoo,~r daeor , , , maUl yow fGCIIa . . larger. · II REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES Fine Shoes For Women In Our Store Saturday, December 3 lO:OOAM to 4:00PM WALL MIRROR ; DON'T MISS THE OPEN HOUSE & SPECIAL MR. RICHARD KING '· Roush's Shoe Store . . • 30" PWEGIASS i• I [Eo oR $5.99 pr. lAtlyHamilw. OPEN IIOIJSE •• SPECIAL Only $1.49 Set Invites You To Meet • Vloalarm• show• !• and Aquamarine THE SHOE BOX CowBOY BOOTS -ONE WHO KNOWS DOOR MIRROR $1.73 . BOYS IEDICIIE CAIIIET I K&C Jewelers For Lasting ... LoWIIlft W.W.HUM 40"x16" DOUIQ il HELEN HELP. Us'• : SET . -- SAVE Avocado FIREPLACE ""' I Christmas Arrangements Artificial Wreaths i•= I I PIECE $1195 Open 9 A.M. Tlll9 P.M. Both Dlyt IHoney Gold .SEYIIOUI. = 1685 CiliATIS DEC. 2nd 1nd DEC. 3rd Colors .-... Puritota BUSS fii 8 Qii&lt fl" FIIIPLACI I Seven Piece Beverage Set Pitcher and Six Glasses S999 S158-~ ICMtOOII 'I .I Chester .ety Notes II I• t.l Socl WC!.I - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., l)ee, 2, 1068-7 e TDLOW & PUIPI.E FLN& LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE Santas, Angels, Candles, Door Decorations Many Decorating Novelties ·~·~ WIIIIDIWIII' II S ~lOIS IIUI.- patient In a Beckley Hospital. Thanksgivinr dinner guests \ of Mrs. Bessie Ervin were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ervin and family . Calling on Friday lo ' visit were Mr. Roy En·in and WY 2-2374 134 Mill st. Middleport i son. Iioy, of Sugar Creek, Ohio and Wayne and Wendell Ervin A Wonderland Of Christmas Merchandise WITII COI.OR FLAME S139 1 &l».t ways nagging about one thing haven'! you been guilty Qll&nother. In front of comllanv.• this too?J ur the Mississippi occurred be embarrassea m• to tears flow about a "nag bank" at Charleston, S. c., in 1886. about how "shUtless" I am. your house? Make a Joint Am I wrong not to spell(] ev· agreement that when the other )t ery waking minute far Into th< nags, she or HE drops in a by HelM Bottel evening en making the house quarter. Nert time your man BY CLARICE ALLEN sparkle, or do I have an excuse starts with the criticilm1, smile. FOR ALL OCCASIONS Enid Phelps, daughter Patri· CAN TWS BE TRUE? small children. I can understand to be sometimes forgetful abOut say nothing, and hand him the We wire !lowero everywhere cia Webb and granddaughter, Dear Helen: a married man having rutside these things~ - LAZY OR . bank!- H. II~~~·:10~ all ol Appomattox, Va. Please advise "Mrs. interests, but tell me, Helen, PLUM WEARY? This column Is dedicated to WY 2-2039 II a few days with Mr. and dy" that she is not alone. what kind of • mother would Dear weary: • family Uvlng, so if yoo're havOR NIGHT W19-2951 Fred Rice. The majority of aU stoop so low? And what kind of You're clning fine and your ing kid trouble or just plain Pomeroy Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. James Kimes . aged married men have at husbeoo must she have to allow busband darn-w;,ll knows it! Itrouble, let Helen help YOU. and children of Cleveland spent time or anolher had ~n affair th11>' They ere neighbors of But manlike, he doesn't plan to She wiU also welcome your own W. M~:.~~illard Van ~== 0' 1hanksgiving with Mr. and with some girl young enough ours. ,. spoll you by aeying so. All(] amusing experiences. Addreas _ _ _ _ _ ..;,;.;;;;.;,;;_. [Mrs. Waid Kimes. Other visitbe thelf deughter. Why, IS My advice to Mro. Nt~mate-like he points out defects Helen Bolte] In care of this 1 1 were Mr. and Mrs. WiJ. mystery of tile ages .... or body" is to fight and keep en in front ;I others. (Honest now, newspaper. r-;;;;;;;_,;;;;;;...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,[iam Singers and daughter of be "age" explains the lighting for her man - and Fo~~~;:.;. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;.,;_iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii-f' Toledo. 1 too have been never lose her oense of bumor, Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser years. In that span, 1 if she still loves him.- NEVER and children, Logan, and Mr. managed to break up et GAVE UP and Mrs. Ed Neuman and chil- five romances. currently it Dear NGU: dren or Gallon spent a few the young mother of Don't measure "the majority" SIZE 1().3 11 QIIYS with Mr. and Mra. Arthur by your footlooee husband's Joining them for Thanks· Frost. yardstick. Not all men have ll ~vin~ were Mrs. Bob Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen wives whose expectatloua and chi!ldro>n. Racine. and Bill were Thanksgiving din- "sense of humor" practlcaUy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shank ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Den· give a green Ji8ht to their or Iowa wen~ rtcent overnight zel Cleland. "outside interests." -H. guests of his aunt, Mrs. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Dear Helen: ~~~Knight. and son, Columbos, were week "Mrs. Nobody's" letter hit a STYLIST AND REPRESENTATIVE OF "' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wil· end gllests of Mr. end Mrs. Ho· nerve. Kathy and Barbara, Ro. bart Newell. Don't sell these "junior sfchester, N. Y., Marilyn Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice were rens" short, Helen. They're Columbus, spent a few days dinner J!Ueots on Thankogivtng I smiled at her im· with Mr. end Mrs. Thomas of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller I pitied her secreUy, Weber. Joining them were end family of Athens. but to today thai infatuated Mr. and Mrs . Opha Offutt, Mrs. Cox of Pl. Pleasant Is teenager is bis wife; smug, and Opal, and Mr. and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert shameless, and secure after 11 N.or>. Lawrence Smith and Wood and family. stealing another woman's busAlice. Mr. Weber has returned Mr. and Mrs. John Lodwick band. to his home after undergoing of Columbus were recent She didn't mess around with medical care for seven weeks of Mrs. Harry Lodwick . my husband just to sharpen her at Meigs General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Smalley sex appeal. She saw all the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy and children, Weirton, W. Va., goodies years of hard work and and Mrs. Letha Wood were the spent the weekend with Mr sacrifice had produced and she Day guests of and Mrs. llobart Smelley. wanted them. Donald Matlack Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell A middle-aged man who !lnde Mr. King would like thi.• opportunity to help you and Donna Kay, Belpre. end children spent Thanksglv· all tllis fresh loving innocent atmake your setection and gauge vour reaction to Mi&s Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers ing in Bellefontaine with Mr. tention being showered on him America's latest styles. He will brinu with him over and family were dinner guests and Mrs, CurtiSB is 88 blind as 8 bat. Soon there on Thanksgiving of ·Mrs. Doris Mr. and Mrs. Charles is no turning back, like with an 100 sample styles from which to clwo ... Koenig and family or Tuppers spent Thanksgiving with Mr. illegitimate child he feels obll· e British Walkers are made in AAAA to C width and II Plall·" · and Mrs. Roger Hines and gated to protect. Richard Frost, who teaches daughters in Gallipolis. Don't give me that old story liP In size 1l. In Michigan, spent the week Mrs. Mary Reed and V. D. about no Jove at home. My mill eSpecial ordm wlll be taken for sizes and styles end with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cleland were Thanksgiving din· was loved and adored and respected, physically and mental· A small deposit wttl insure your ly. There was no need to look not in stock. elsewhere, but when a wtde-ey· purchase. ed innocent cast her spell, well FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 1 became "Mrs. Nobody." It's too bad there isn't a law to stop teens from contributing to the delinquency of lool husm.mo MIDDLEPORT bands. My advice to "Mrs. Nilbody": Tell thia 18-year..,ld me- 1 Member of Mldclltporl Mmha•" OIH·A·ll"'o Most vlolenl earthquake east - - - - - - - - - . ,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,....._ __, of Racine rural. ~tine Lake of LNAPAD • or WY. 2.2036 /I!IMII~ PDMIIIOY MIIICHANTt CASH GIVEAWAY POME~OY •. �-·· •. .J . ~: __ _ '·' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddl~~~t, 0, DP<. 2, 1966 K~nn~dyJ J'l&lt ,.. In Springfield I Becky Bartlett AT'l'END cEREMONIAL S.OC·IAL Syrnrore l;adil!sln · All Day Quilting CAJ ''1PNOAR .· . The Ladies Aid or the Syra. euse Methodist Church met edy Tt!n members of Tlw.a Court Mr .. ~sd Mrs. LeO Kenn_ ' FRIQAY Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 1 Nn . . Ladies Oriental Shrine ' Sr., v1s1ted ~vPr. the . ohday , · William Houdashelt for an all ot North America, Col umbus, Iweek in Spn~g~Jeld _with rela- EUB MENs Brotherhood day quilting. A potluck dinner ~,~•ere in Parkersburg Wednesltives. They VISited m Ncls_on- will meet at the Enterprise was Served at noon in observ1!(1\ evening to attend the c:ere: \'ille wi_th Mr. an~ Mrs. M!c~d j church Friday ~t 7:stl p.~l. an.:e of the birthdays of M~s. I ' nnial and banquet of Hathor· Becky Bartlett. daughter of 1ael Ol~lmg~r and m Sprm.gfJe Edson Rollsh will_ show PIC- Melvin Grimm, Mrs. Orville .. court. I..O .S.. N.A. From thr Re\'. and Mrs . Clyde F.. i a fam1ly dmner was Pel? at ~e ·lures on recent trip abrMd. All , Crooks and Mrs. William ;j;!s rounty were Mrs. Marie Bar!lett, was honored wit h a ·j hOJ~e of Mr. and Mr~. ~ ~~renee I men of the church are urced to Eichinger. During the business wkins:, (~ertrude )titt:llell, 1pbrt)' in onsen·anle of h e r B~1ley and sons, Rlchmd and 1atten~; . :"iession a contribution of $100 <•fl ' Hughes. Elphe Wayne. sixth birthday Tuesday after- Michael. . , EASr LETART WSCS .will was made to the parsonage \ 1: ·•"' K;llltz. Clll'a ~eeglr. 'fa. noon frm 4 to~ p.m. at her 1 OlhN suests we_re MI. and . ho\d a rummage sale Fr1day fund . i'leelt . Mrilyn Spires. Shir· home , Bro<'td\\'a} St. i Mrs. A. E: Erl rw~ne and Mrs. 1~nd Salu_rday, Dec~m.ber 2 • 3 Present )'<!ere the above and It>\ Spirt'~ nd M 1 ~s Shirley • ITI'elma Sh1rk. Wh1le there they , 111 the Simpson Bmld1ng, .old Mrs. Frank Winebrenner and h r·!!lt-. Sam a Claus dt'<'oratetl nap- also visited with Mr. ar~ Mrs. I post office building, at Racm~, IMrs. Helen Damewood. A kins and plates earned out the I· Larry Sprinkle and fam1ly and a. m. to. 4 p. m. They wtll b Mrs. J. C. Farrell ,---==....,_._._.,.11holiday theme and ba lloons were IRob Shirk and children. Bob- have new rag rL1gs for sale. j :~~ u~~·ble to nttend ' 1used in the room. <,•NTA'S . e\le, Kun, Bobby . and new son, ly ' · · fiRST ON •" I 11 F lwo weeks old SATURD~ 1 : Afler ltH! honmeri guest ' Russe .ug~n~.. . . LANGSVILLE LADIES Circle M Se rles is ·h d ed her gin s 111e birlh· iwho wt>re vtsttJng from Penn· d Christmas Ba-1 rs. -" LIST 1 Observes Her 6fh Birthday II' Mrs. Wigal is President of ChorehWomen PT. PLEASANT - The Hid· den Vallay Country Club will hold their Christmas da~ on December 10 at the Moost> The hollllay uffalr will begin wilh a social boqr from 9 until 1C p. m. followed by dancing from 10 p. m. until 1 ~- m. with music by the Twi-Lite~. Tickets are pri~ at $2 J)tlr Club with the Woman's .couPle and member!! men met thl~ week fm monthly se~um an~ nnnu~l ~ A GOOD USED CAR FROM GOBLE'S 65 Ford Galaxie w•ll tire~. 64 Ford Galaxie B1l A!re 4 Autcm•fit wall tires Or . 6 tvl. White trans. 63 Rambler SSO Serie!l 4 Dr. 6 ~y lin­ dltr . \h nd•rd trans., ••· dio, ~uter, and White w• ll tires Monter•v . 4 Door. 8 cyl Sta nd•rd trar~~mi•\ion, 1)0• wer sturing. ndlo · •nd huler. whitewall tires. '>5 Pont;.,c G.T.O. 1 Or Houdtop. 4 lil:r.td tran"i. 63 Ford Galaxie ~ 00 ~ Or I cvl• ndu euto· 'Tl•tic t rens lhdi o ~tnd h•atttr pcwer ~ • ~e ring . whitll' wrll tires der . lrO Strre~ . 6 cylin· ~l~rrderd tr ans ., r•dit~ end huter S •p•ed tre ru. 1 spud re.r ul•, 8 cyl. Dump truck . Lon!;) whll'el 4utomltlc: tr1ns . be ~e. 63 Mercury Cvdom 1 Door H•rdtop. Power Steer in9 •nd Braku Autnm11ic trent. 63 Ford Galaxie 500, -4 dr. 8 cyl ., ~t d . Irani. R4dio & heater, W 5 tiru 62 Ford Galaxie ~ dr. I cyl., lltfom•tic tr1ns .. ndio & htt•ler . W' s fil't'l 62 Ford Cauntry Std1n 4 dr. , ,, . lion w•von , 8 ty!. eu10il11 · !it tnnt., r1dio & he.1ter, W S tir•• 100 GALLON Inspection of councll Held 0 n WedneSday 62 Scout % Ton WITH EVERY Double Checked Used Car 64 GTO Pontiac - -$1895 2 Dr. liard Top. One ('arf'(UI ]o('<J l owner. Extra ni re. l3eautJful bronze nw! allir Jinish with ~ad dle bu\"kt• t sea ts. 4 spf•t•c! shi ft. -- 65 Catalina l'llntial· l'onv . lnupe. We\·e serviced this si nce new, and ,.,111 hi gl1l .\ · J"f'(·ummeJHI it. Ori gina l black finish likl' 11(' \1" with blil t k top and h la ek intl'rior. Four Jll'W \\'S\V t l['('.'i. 66 Catalina 62 Chevrolet J.:r; ton P1nel Truck . 6 SPH d frlnS. ~vi., ~ 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., I cv t. •utc11uli«: tr ' "' · lhdio & kttth!r. W S tires M1libu 4 dr . H1 r dl op 3 tyl., IVfCimltic frlnS ., CIO· r1dic & hut•r. W S tiru 62 Old• Starfire 2 dr. Herdlop, power sh:f'r ing, power brtku, i 1 & heatfr . W S tirtt 51 Chevrolet 6 cy!. 1 Ton, 4 sal!ed lnntn,ilk ion with st.1ke b•d You Always Pay Less At Pontiat l'nn v. C'nupe. Trade from a Pontiac customer who usualh· tradrs ('vt'ry year. This ones n•ally sharp. IL rs fully t'qui pped wi th power steeri ng. powtr brak· es. <H!Iomatic trans . anti n1any otlu•r extra ~. • !Rmans ronv. 1962 Volkswagen··- $99~ 2 Door Sedan. mod el. an d thi s otw is lhe n1slum wilh all vinyl up· holstNy. and full carpeting. as Wf' ll as stainlt•ss steel around windows. It also has pnwrr ste1•ring, automatic trans .. whitt.' wal l tirt:-s. r<Jdio anrl many other acce s snri~s. We a l ~n have two VHs offr•n'll ·at tl't'men· dous sal' i n g~ . 66Eiectra • is an ex;unple t)f Hui{'k"s flnt>sl and hE's ! se ri es in tnp notch t·undi ti on. Wtt also ha \'f~ two oth er sl ightl y ust>rl El~dras in the luxur ious ('llq om mudPI, urf ercd at - 62 Pontiac - • • • Catalina 4 Or . Sedan. A one owner new Pontlac tradein. Belonged to lueal banker. Shows best of care. Po· wer steerin g and brakf'S. Jlydramati('. Sit. . Wednesday even in g at lhe Pnm· ing in personal injury lo Five eruy \1asonif' Tl'mple . pt'r·snns an d proprrty d amag~ " Preceding the mte11ng a din- eiit imated at .1 ,945 : made 22 ner prepared by h1dit>s of th e road law arrests-: 29 misdcmean, Order of Eastern Slar. .,., iti1 o- arrests: one felo ny a rr e~ t : , Mr s. Elsie Smi th <I S chai rman. served 60 court papers of both , was served at 6:30 p.m. lo the criminal and civil actions: re, members and their ladies. Mrs. t'eivt>d 12 Jllstit'e or peac-e war, .1\ lberl Woodard arranged the rant <> and ser~·ed 8: investigattahles and entertain.ed the . la· ed 2 breaking nd enterinf'l s: dif's dunn~ the men s m_eetlllci. re covered stolen property v31· James S. Huch_anan, 1l lustn- ued at 25$ and hoo~ed 64 per- ! ous master. lhe s1ms . .m 11 1e c·ounty 1·ail. . . . pre:mlcd. .at meetmg w1 h1 a11 o11 J('ers pres· _ ___ - • ent. Distingu ished masons Wl'fe ~INERS STRIKE I presented by Pau l ~L Darnell ' ACCRA. Ghana IUPJ)- More · fJa St m.1ster, who <1 lso in lrodw.:· than ,000 workers at a! · ed illustri ous compa ni(Jn EJ- Gh<Jnaia11 gold mine went on more \\o'ill iams of .Jaek sun . sl.rike today in protest over the ,..........-.......,.,.__""1'' dismi ssal nl lou:- miners accused of stealing gold . It was lhe first strike in 1 (;hana sin~ 1961. 6 cyl. 4 spd. trans. Dual rear whe 1965 Dodge ! ton • -• $15 Pickup. Sweptline body. 6 cyl. 7,000 miles. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO -~ -·- ·-- Va I-DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's Cleaners Seeand St. --· --, grand sentint'l of Royal and SeIad ~1 asters uf Ohio, a nd sixt lt arch inspeclor for the · evening. Work was co~~~~~ ~ ~ nn one w ndidate in an sive manner. Pomeroy Visitnrs were present lrr·oom ~ l Gallipolis. Jackson, and Alhem. BEST cleaning . .". 'Fi oalme· li ~~ rJ~ ' ••• Coil Cord .. , On/011 Swtlth • •• 110/220 Voltage Sele:lor mi les. 64 Chev.lmpala 2 Door H.T. $1795 • 283 cu. inch V-8 motor, auto. trans., radio, tinted glass, wh.itevif tires, wheel discs, one owner ne" ' Olds trade. 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • TUNE 28a - V-8 en~ine, auto. trans. , ndio, w sj w tires, wheel discs, sharp and real clean. -. - • 60 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan euy HI& tlor •• .;o SpeM_,., 10 HEADS IIOW MORE TIIAII 18'JI THINNER FOR Rohry Blade' . .. 'Fii p-Opon' 1~.000 '1he Spreading Kingdom" SU,NDAY 9 AM 295 Radio oo•.erl Sermons Fram Gr1ce Eplacapll Church, Pomeroy 1390 WMPO RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR - Motnlll(l Wo,.,.p ..•• , . . • • • • . 10:30 AM Sunday full power equipment, ·radio, white sidewall tires, tinh~d glass. 'FLOATING-HEAD' SPEEDSHAVER' 3G Plus ... Pop. up Trim n1e r ., , onl y 61 Cadillac Coupe De Ville 1/orelco®'"' 18% ClOSER SHAVES 7 111 Power equipment, radio, white sidewall ti.res, tinted glass, antl·splr#iffeltenlllal, 4 Dr. Sedans. V.fl, Automatic tr~ns. Power steering and Whitewalls. EVER NEW - • • al: I NELSON'S SPECIAL GIFT PRICE INEtSON's·= -- Full power, radlo, tinted glass, while sidewall tires, white with -·-- - - - - -,. 57 Volkswagen 2 door ···-· ___ $495 ftadio an<l healer. ' - -- - - -··- -·- A TlwUflhlflll APJWOOCh To - ·-----=-- ---- $1095 va motor, auto. -I-- $395 . Do~ ---l-·---' "'i:' Pamoray ..._..... !r' ll$1, =.. W;,!"'~:..~~ '"1 -... - . 10:15 a. m.; Proec!tlq 1:11 Syroeue Melllldfol Cburdt Weadell G. SluUer, pastor; WOI' lblp service, ,8:35 L sua. 5 day School H a. 11., MYF SUaday • p, m. Prayer meei!DJ Qmday 7' 111 p. m. D~ ,.llnSml~ MetbodiJ$.. ........ .. ... Sr., pastor, ~ Sdltol ~30 L m.; 0. allei'IOII, pL; Mamlq Worship 10:30 a. m. lroalb 8el' flee l:4l p. m.; E:vlllpliltie 7:30 p. Prayer 30 ' : . : ~· P.· m. Cbreb _ R. 101 ~ IGr· ......... 1 9.30ill, ' ........, . a. m., 1'1111 WI:" SupL;. MonliDC ...,_ ship 1D.30 a. m., lrautb Berv· '·- 1 P, Dl,•• .............. -····"-• • ..., -rice 7:111 p, m. Mld-Weet Pl'll" er service 7:00 a. m. Wedne• day. 1lle llllll<d Methodlat Chrcll. Pomeroy - Chureb School II t:l5 a. m. Seeood SUnday ol Advent Morn!D& W~p 11 10.30 a. m. Sermon. How Far to Betblehem?" Scripture: Luke J:l-11. 5:30 p. m. MeUJ.. odlst lroutb FeUowsbip. Mon· day, Dec. 5, 7 p. m. Comml,. a1oa on EdueaUIII; 7:41 p, m. Olurch Official Board meell. Wecl., 7 to a p. m., eboir rehearsal. ~ -·r '?·; S::, Ill': ~~v=u Lfliue· =· La.u;., ,.:0,! llflllllter ·~• • . •• ~ .. •.. • ]"'..:..'~· . ~'f~. '··"I' or...p ~~I a. ~·: "":J' .+ , ~ .~"<' ~. ;\ ., THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. LOCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. VL Builders and Bull4fng SuwUtr IHO Uneoln Sl GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Ashland Oil Produdl 992·2550 Middleport Ph. ta&-20011 Chester, Oblo WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING U-'• d B h BTOIIIn's Bottla Gos 1192·2168 PomlftiJ' .·fi"W• ,"··\•, ilj liOOI ~ .- ·, ·.... , BOGGS EQUIPMENT "Ohlo'r Oldest Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Oblo Sales - AlLIS CHALMERS - Servle» fann - lndustT!al - Lalllll & Gmdell Tuppen Plains Pbone G0'/-3431 TINY'S FOODLAND "ROW'S STEAK HOUSE "Kentucky Frled Chlckrn" Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS K& C JEWELERS "Ktepsoke Diamond Ring,. Wo P'fll All Doetots Prescription..t tii2-29S5 Pomeroy 312 E. MaiD Sl LYONS' CLOVER FARM RACINE PLANING MILL General Contracting Phone 992..1978 - THE SEWING CENTER- 667.'1~ WHM'E SEWING MACHINES "El>MJllthlng F01 the Womtm llwt ~ews" 83 SL Middleport 992·5320 STAR SUPPLY CO. ' lllddleport Ph. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT · Pomel'O)J Support tlto~ CIIurch •I· ;ow Chotc• · ,. : ., . .. ' ' ) . . ' ' Racine Phone 992..1461 N. Second Ave. Middleport, Oblo ' ,. 94~273 RAll'S BEN FRANKLIN HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St E. Main SL Pomeroy - THE· - ---..,.. DAILY SENTINEL HEINERS. aAKEitY. Sming the M.MCIIO!I Area et GIJDd ,itreru~ Huailaltoli, W·.· Va."' Bokm -·-----,..:.! no Med!anle SL '"·t-·- -...-~-~....;~~--:-.---~~~!!':!!,.,,...,..I!JI!tilltio ' ~.. ' " ·. ._.;,_ ·---- ·--- - ··--· I Paints and Hardware GOEGLEIN READY -P,11X CO. 192-UM PolllerO)' Bufldlng Supplies and Millwork General MerchandUt 'l'llppero Plains :. t.M .. ", · , · · ·•· : R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport, Oblo ''''""tiO AJ!L 1~11!11 Wtnllfllld A.M. . .. ....,.. 7110 '.M. · ,._ llt-Mc·lhl-.1 """'"' ...."""· ~~~~:JJ, •le~~ 1:;: om'~~;.::.:::;= -1·jL. ~ ~.;;;. m, 11 a. .... ltv. w11111111 a. , m.: l'i.tDIIiil 7:11 .., 111 ,. , .~ * ~ . ~~,;~~~~ • Stuuer, • · . · · •· 'liM• !'I~;~~ · ~ · '·-~~c. ~~~.,..--JI • Cirlltr •• .••~·ltii' f.:~ " ~-.1,.,.<\f•"·p,l,,·· -•• 111.! lt:ll,..b' t1l ·= etelll. Melllll'loi·l hthator:, ..... iklllelllll CIIIDell - ,....... ..~--.!!:==2~· '= r:.;- RAY RIGGS, INC. w. N-• •t OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ~lfl~er Ray s. Wining, ID e111rp. ......... 10 a. m. Boll< -. t1tS1 meeting; 10:30 a. m. SUI> day School ,SU!Jday ~ ~ m. , 7 day 1 to 3 p. m. Home 7 p m. Prep eJUiel· 7:111 p. 'm. Bibla Study, ~ -ang, Other 10rvices 111 ... II01IIIICID11!11L ADVI!NTIST Pomny StnllllllaJ AlJvn. fill Clmrell _ Mtllberry BeJcbts Rd., oortb o1 Melis Memorial Hltlpllal. Puler, F. Gllbd, Robert DunJwn, Ass'L Serv. ices on Saturday: Slbbllb School, 2 p. m. Worship s p.m. ....e ret ren Bdea Ullted lllellueu b ....... ~ ""IIRU~L ..... D - EJdl!ll ft. _,., Blali:e. putor: SUnday SChool 10 a. m.: W1tm1e HolJIDger, SupL; Cbrlsllan Eadunr, 7:11 P. m., oluser flR' Ill ~ ..,. vice 8 p. m., Preacltblg U11 .. m.; MJd.Week prayer 111ff11n1, 7:10 p, m. Wednesday, MrL llazle Holsll1ger, class t.U.. Lelarl Pills Ullited llnlbla b Cbr!st Clnucll - J111101 MOl' rlloD, pastor. Sunday School al 1:10 a. m.. Preacltblg servicet flrsl IIlli third Tbllrllday II 7:10 p, m. Seeoncl IDII tourtb !Continued On Page I) Slmda1 at 7:30 p. m. Prayer IVIJIGJ'fiM mee11q 1ecoa4 llld laurtb Lutheran ne C1111re~ 11 tile l'hllrlday, 7:30 p. m. IIlli Brst , Job's Llllleru ~ ..... c...ter _ Rev. Herbert Grata IIIII lblrd SUnday, 7:30 p. m. Momlng Wonblp 1 a. m.: su. Olarl.. Blsell, &a'L Swlda7 f'raler .meetbls every WedD.. dar ScbooJ 10:30 I. m. P - . Scbool 1:30 a. m.; 11on11Qi day at !:SO, P. m. Cbrtsllllll En: rtev. J,..pb ltriiJ. Wonblp 11 a. m.; NYPS •:46 llellvor, ·~ and fourth Sat> SC. hll'• IAIIIeru t'llllrO- p. m.: Evening Semoe, 7:30 day, 7:311 P. m. s!2 E. !Jec:oDcl St., l'omii'OJ. P. m.: Midweek Prayer service Mt. Be=eo U1llod Bretllleo Sundt1 Scbool ~:Jt 1. m., Wor- pastor; Mrs. £4Df. We. Supl. to Christ Chordl - Jamn Mership servlea lt.41a. m. Putm, 7;11) p, m, W'K1IIltldli. riq, tlUIOr. Sunday Scllool Rev. Josepb itnl)'. · Middleport CWN 011 ~·- 1:111 a. m. PreaohlrJs, first l11d Meelw.U.I ..... - Rev. a,.1e J. 8litlelt, tldrd Sullday, 7::10 p. m. Secoad Alfrod Melllodlsl, Cbrell - Btmdlf 8cbtol 1:30 a. m.: Uti lourtb Sunday, u a. m. Pe4rl A. Caoto, putor: IJut!da)1 lforulq Worablp -10:111 ii. 111.; ~ . Science Sen!.,.... School at 1:30 a. m., Lloyd NVI'S YOUIII ~:41 p.m.; 115 MilD St., Pt. PleuutDlliiD&er, Supl. Wonblp 1Jerv. 1\oaagetlsllc mietbiH:IO p.m.: &mday letVIcet 1.1 1. m. DST. ices at 10:0 a. m., witb ibt Prayer meetlq. Wtll. 7:111 p.m. 1ltdlle8d13 meelin& 1 p, m. Rev. eroto. W~ 11 7:0 . . . - , Clttlrd 011 lite lfu. liST. 8111d7 room open ,._. p. m:, Prayll' Slrvk\ta. uQe - Re•. lttdeth Ptere.;· dar ul Wodneada7 from 11:111 IIIIWIII Cltlrell Pllklr: · a.;rilotttJ Walburn, to 1:111. liST. ·Everyone weJ. - PNrl A. Culo, )llliar. w... SUpt.: &lttdal . .~ 1:111 .. JJbip lerY1ct, II L m.. ...,. tD. M0111i11 1\'Qnblp, lt•al 1. TINANT FARMING o~ SundaJ, _7:41 P.' m. 9luJ. m. Evellltlc SI!I•!CI. 7 '- m.; 'l'lniDI IJil'lllinC 1D the UnJI. t11,y 8cltool, 101. m.; Job JMto ~ .~ l fl. m. We:f. ed Slatee Ia deeliDing durin& lty, SUpt. ·lllti!IJ;, .. .. · lhe lecoad ball of the m 118 Mt~n-1 ...,.. i IWiae ~ N• century, In 11110, :11.1 por cent M. OMAC FINANCING ,_.,.,.,. f'lllw•• 0. luiMity J(an· A .Van Zandt Cadllloc-Oida =-- ---- • Your~'.~ At'Our Front Doore OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 Wv 2·5342 Probltm.s. .Cl-fU~CM OF .CHRIST ' lnterior. 59 Olds - ~---:--= Re~u.o • ~DDLIPORT, s.,art $ed•n m.: Ev~ellsHc mice 7:45 P. m.: Midweek Prayer oervlce 1:0 p. m. Wodoelday. 1JNme Cbardl o1 a.. Nn- lrlllilm C. 'l'Urpe, ......,.., Somday ScbooJ 1:30 1. II.; MorttiD& wenblp 10:30 a.m. a ...... Frell!:h o.-•·· 2 ·- 62 Olds 88 GIFT :0: ,..1101'. USED - Jlallud Charci ol lilt N.. - SWJ<iayl!cbool t:IIO a. m.: MomiDjj Woi'sblp 10:45 a. - :m:y Scboo~ • IIIIIIIDi ftni 4eavor: 1:30 p, m.; E:venllljJ 101' liD Senlce1 21111 llld fill lluavice, UO p. m. dar tl motitb. .. , . Charcll - Rev. Paul Taylor, llallaad Clllrelo ol Orbl- BetbuJ EUB CUref1 ., Jlev, p - ; Sunday Scbool, 10 a. Roy Caz;ter, milllsler. Bible Paul A. Sellet1. puiOr: ~ m.· Gti;J Priddy, Supt.: Pread> Scbool, 9;30 a. m. Wonblp and IDs Wonblp, 1:~ ._ m.; .f1tm. lng\yvltt, 7:111 P. m.: Prayer Preacblnpervlce 10:30 L m. day 1D:Jh m.. IIJrtbe aertk!lli, f:W P. IL Wtdlle8day. lretllll Paople'a meeting, 1:30 Tbelso, Supt.: .Youtb PellowCommrmUy P. m. .Eveulng Senlce, 7 P. m. lhlp, 1:30 P. m. ' :· A,.....le c.ruman~~y Chlreb, V. H. Braley, Bible Scblol SupL CARMEL EIJB. ~. Psge'ville. SUnday School 10 •· Zloo Charell II Chrflt, PoD> Paul A. Sellers, puklr: lipm. SUnday· EvangellsUe ..,.. eroy. llarrlsonvllle Road -Etl- day Scbool, 8:30 L m., w~ ices 7::11 p: m. Stmday. l'rayer geue Uaderwood. miDister, B~ Roush, SupL: 10:301. m. t l serv!QII ~. 7:30 p.m. bit Scbool, 1:30 a. m.; YorrJ. lllg Wanhlp, 2114 llld •tb IJim. MuiJ1 ~~pit.~ flladaJ 8abGoJ 1ng Warship, 7:30 p. m.; 11t> day t1 ibe lllOIIIb; 1 p, m. Even_ D.A.v. BaD. comer Secaad bert Reed, Bible ScbiOI SUpt. IDg Evqeljsllc Service, 211 arul Mai!OD. Spo!1801'1d Cfaurch OJ Cod and 3rd lllmday ol montb. by Clty Baptlsl Olurell Chesler Cb1re1o of God - Trlalty Ulflod Cb8dl Of In Gelli)iolfl. Afllltated wltb S. Rer. Dale Tbortlton, pastor. Cbrlsl, Pollllny- Rev. W. H. B.C. Rev. R. 1. Pinson, putor. Sun4ay Scbool, 9:30 a. m.; Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, SUnday Scbool every Swlda7. Mornlnl Woroblp II 11 a. Supt.; Stmday Scllaol, 1:15 a. 3 p, m. Preaching ....tc. !be m. EvanceUsUo lervlce 7:IO p, m. Worship, 10:25 a.m. 41h of ucb mootb. , Pra 11 7 .~ p.m. lD., )'tr ~ l MI."""""' Mcftll aa,t111 Clnu<ll- Taesdll)'· y Dl, •W p pi • Dufille PD&rlm llallaaa CorDer of JI'Garlh IDII 111111 St.. Servlc:e, 'Frld OUU:. 30 eo e 1 (LAIIpYIUe 1'1!11 Oflloe), Rev. MtdtlltparL Ret. Nyle Borden, MI. !rlorflll~ ~ ~ Chu. E. Dozer, pasklr: Stmday miDisllr. Sundl1 Scblll 1:30 a. Rev. Jamea Satterlleld, putor School 9:30a.m. MrL IIAiberl m. Anlold Rlcbenll, SUpt. 10:111 Smtday Scbool 9,0 a. m.: WOI' Gnle, Supt. Woroblp at 10:30 a. m, Mornlltf Worsbip. lid I ! l1l4 7•30 a. m.; Pilgrim lroutb, 6:41 p, NaGJ Boplfll l:hrcll • P.:,' ; ~.:;: . P. ~ m.: Enngelllllc aerrtce, 7:111 Stm:1q School n 30 a. m.; WOI' 'l'ller4ay; YOIIJII .People's p. m., Mid-Week Prayer 1D11 7 •- , ...,,_ Pralle, Wedneldl1 7:111 p, m. 1hlp 11 a. m... Wedllerd•• ""' mee-. 7•30 P. m......y. ' p, m., Prayer oervloe. Rltllalll Clnlrell of God Jehot!ah , Road - Rev. C~ lifDIOD. Rev. D..vfd Sbeell, pastor. Klllpm lbll ol .lellevU 1 ~: Sltndaf Ita! a. Sonday Scbool 10 L m.; E:vJIIl. ll'llan1e1 - Public meetlllg m., Ralpb Carl, Sap!, SundaJ gelisUc Aervi~ NO Young Somday, I P, m., W1tcblawer WII'Shlp service 10:111 a. m. People_Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Stud7, I p, m.: Blblt Stucl,y, Tuerday 7 p, m.. Sarrtct IDf1ll. lrJs, I P. m. Tburaday; MIDI• IN try School, 7 p, m. Tllllnda7. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 65 Olds 98 -· 4 Door Sunday Scllotl II 1G I. m. Pearl C,oto, pasklr. Mr8. Wald Spenc<!r, SUpt. Hellll Metllfdlll a..dl, lleY. Mu llollabae, puklr· J 1 c t Becblle, antteh ~ llupL. Cbur<b S<hool, 1:111 a.m.: w~ lblp Servl<:e, 11:111 I,JII.I Metl> odJsl lroulb Fellonblp 8 p m. • Ofllclll Boord l!uDda7 of IIIOIIIh, 7:io p,m,; .WBCS, ledond Hooda7 of moDtb, 7:10 p.m.: Eleanor ~ cle, seeoitd ~ay: Clau 12, tblrd Wedaeoday; ~ Clrole, fourth Tll1lnda7 llfletaoan: d1olr priCIIce, WtdDeldq, !.m = '::".:-:.= R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. I - Hui<:k 4 nr. lrnrd Tor. FACTOHY AIR CON DITIO NiN{;. \VIu•n \H' mean qualit.v wt' sa~· Elertra. and here :\·l erl" nn 2 Dr. llal'rl Top. On1· of !he clt•<m('st 64 model an .1wlwn•. Heautiful nwtaiiJ <: blue with matching bl ue a! l l"iHyl uphulstNy . USED CAR LOT - - $169 1964 Ford·F350 C ha ~sls. Dally SeniiDel, Pomeroy·lllldc11eport, 0 ., Dee. 2, 191111-t S.::,. I TRUCKS . IN AT 9- 0UT AT 5 New 66 Tempest - 64 Montclair GOBLE FORD Mhfdloport - big sa\·i n ~s . KEITH Lotust I Sve•mor,. • ·: ustum 4 Dr. Sf'dan. Famous IJ\"I'rhead ram 8 cvl . 66 Chevrolet •<~cl io 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Shl. Tran1. Cal) and ~ ----- - -"IWZ 8' .investi5alt'd II accidents result- ,ri.e"~ds · may ca ll at the home : The annual inspPrtion of nos. ber showing the department " l'lis' 'si§ter, Mrs. Pyles after ' worth Council :"lo. 46. 1\oyal members traveled 6,26 miles:5 6 p. m. today. and Seled )1aste rs, was held im•f'sligated 11 accidents result· lr'<.;.;iliOiliiOo...;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i 6 tyl, 4 whl!'tl dri ve Jfet-rinv, 4 Dr. Seda n. V8. Auto. Trans . Radio and Heater. 1 GASOLINE 64 Ford f.JOO Nttr ---1962Dodge - - 1963 Pontiac - - $1 1961 Ford 1 OF 6.5 Dodoe Dart 1 Dr Thundcrfield I 65 Mercury hmp~~t 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. PIANOS 63 Chevrolet ---- - 1957 Chevrolet o·Ies Th ursdav L acw•r sturino, whitew•ll = m: 1959 Ford R O _ _ _ . _. . . . . . . , ---·-· su:t, m II ~ew o Jeers Wl I c Ions I 500. 4 Dr B cvth,dl!r. auto. lr1ns. R1dio tnd hufttr, -------·-~- THC CHURCH I"OR ALt. and 7:30 p, m. llteraalely. Wednesd•y Pnr;er meeting AU. f'"OR THE CHURCH B•tblebem ••ptJSI Clnueb, Prayer meei!DJ Wed!!ttday at 7:30 p. m, Saturday. Pentecolkll Great Beml, Ref, c. L. o•eo,. 7:110 p. m. Epilcopol ~ &J...,bJr, - -lh ...... baWilccf.,.. kr....tlfOIIII~~nr..--. nor, pastor, Robert Lewis, Colombia Cbpel - ll'orsblp Grlet Eplsctpl Chareb dl... Rev, Paul E. Jooea, ,.. l>IIIIH ol.l(llritu.U w. l~~e~. Wjtltoul a at..,., Churcb. 1o:iLher d_,.,.acy Supt. 8:30 a.m. Morning wo~ oervlce eacb SWiday, 8:1$ a. PomtlOJ- Tbe Rev, Rlcblnl IGr. Somday Scbool 10 a. m.; 'l"f civili ... tinu. UR """'iv!l. 1.ber!l &N IDut ..,...,.. r-. 10hy _.,. ahi• ana Sllllday School. 1 p. m.; Somdsy Scbool 10 •· m.: B. MattiD, Recklr. Sanda)' Worship, Wednesday lll1d Jl'rl. 1•ra:t<1 lhtwld •llen<lrrvi.,.. ..,,,._ m. Even'"' ••rVIce, Thursday Youtb Service 1:15 p. m. Ev.,. Mo1'11111& PriJfl' llld Sermtn, dar. larly ar.d IUPflO<t !he Ch.....:h.. 'ft\IJ" aN: ! IJ 1'011 JU. owra 11b. {2) P.,.. 1:10 p.m. prayor mretlllg. IDs Worsblp 7 p, m, eacb SUI> !0:30 a. m. · 'Dt P n - CbareJ1 Midhi.dlildr-otft'IMk,., f3)Fur1M.U. <JI hit conlfltiUlil)' d ..UC.. '" day, EUB Letlrt Filii Metlltdlll dleport - Soutll A... , Rev. r or u. . - o1 llw a-m Jt.tM. ...rua. _.., iJi. ani ud -llriltl Carpeator BapUII Cblreb Freedom Golpel ~ BDterprlse EtJ11 Cb1ft11 ~ c..tp JaJDn r. ll:ldJ, pu. B. I. Burell, putoi: 8lmdaJ au~ Plu. ko p k> dnueb....,. - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. g::,.~um::. Rd., ; Rev. Ml!llZel Slliiill, pailar. 11r _ II!TART FAW - w.... 8chnol 10 a. m.; 8uDdq ...,. illriJ 1114 Bill.! clal.l;r. Mol11ing worship 10:16 a.m. Wllford P~ So~l worsblp..nlce 8:110a. m.; SJm. llllp, 7:30 p, m. Swlda7 (ez. IIIII evqeliljlc .-vice, 7:30 ID a 1 '. llv ' IJilc j day Sdlool !O:al a. m. Youtb eept 2114 SlmdaJ); Churcb P. m.; Wedatsclay Bible lilody First 6aptlot Chute•, Mlddl...30 p :;., meetblg ';:10 Fellowlldp 6:30 p, m.: 8oJS Scbool ''Ill ., m, Scmday. 0111- 7:SO P· m., SUiurdar IIICbt Pray· port, ~· Donald Boone, p... ~ Tueoday. ' m.: Eviiii111J omtce, 7:10 p, lied ,i.vtce, 8:30 I. m., ~ et and WOI'Ihlp 7:30 p. m. tor, ounday School 9:15 a.m. Rallalld Mlsoloo _ .O llv e lll1d Glrlo Fellowsblp, 6:30 p. SuDdlf of IDODtb. EAST LJt. Pre1byterlma G~rge Baker, Supl. 10:1& a.m. NeWIIIID, ll11solonlll7 pulor; m., 211d 111clttb SuDdqs: lroutb TART - Wonblp, 8 p, m., 2l1d Middleport Flnt Ulliled l'ftl. "orslup Service; BYP 6 p.m.; Sunday SoOOII Cburcb fiJialld Cburell - Rev, Bow9,30 a. m.: Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wedlloday, and lib Thursdays; Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; WIIJ'IIIlp !O:!I) I. m.; Preacb!ng Prayer Meetll1g, 7:30 p, m., ScltGtl, 9:30 .1. m, Swlda7. AP· lnl iluppelt, pastor; SU!lday Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer 7, 30 p, m.: Prayer service, Wedn~. PLE GROVE - Wondllp, 1 p, Sebotl 8:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, meet1111, !:30 p.m., choir prae· NO P m Wedllesday IIDI'IIIII Star EUB Cblft1l - m., lsi llld 3n1 'l'lnlrtdays: SUpt.: 10:110 a. m. Wanblp; bee. . • • • Rev. Menzel Smltb, putor: Cburcb S<hoo!, 1:30 a. m. Sun- 5:0 p, m. YF; Wed., 1:30 p. Flrlt lllpUol Cbareb Pom.. Chureh OJ Chrile Sunday Scblol, 8:0 a. m., Roy day. GREAT BEND - Wol' m. Jtmlor Choir; 7 p. m. Senroy _ Rev. Carver WUI11U1111. Bralllluey Chureb ol Cbtlsl- Vu Meter, SupL, Earl Sbuler, lldp 1:111 1. m., 1st and Jrd lor Choir. SUndll)' School 1:30 Ull 10:11. Larry Williams, mlD!ater; Bible Ass'!.; Moralng wonblp, 10:0 &tndars: Cbur<b School, 10:15 Syraeu.. Flnt Uall<d l'n!,. Wof'sblp service, 10•30 a. m.: School lll1d Momlng Worsblp, a. m.; Prayer meell!lll, 7:!1 p, a. m, Stmda)', MOUE CIIAPI!:L byieriBD Church - Rev, LiD· Nursery l11d Jtmlar Church lor 10:311 a. m.; CbrlstiaD Endeav· m. Thursday. Youlb Felltw!blp -worsblp, 11 o.m., 111 and 3n1 aon H. stebbins, pUklr. Worchildren. or, I P· m.; EvenlnB Wor- 7:30 P. m. Sunday. Slmdays; Churcb School 9:30 a !blp I a. m.; Sunday School, Ftnt Baplill Chareb, llaclnt, sblp, 1 P, m. Lotlrtdl• EtJll Churelo _ 11. Sunday. 10 a. m.; Bible Study aud pray. Re•. C. I. O'cennor, pastor, llemlocl! G r • ve l.'llrllllall Rev. Jack Young pastor· Mlntmflll lllelboclld Clllreb er oervice Sunday 7 p, m• Sunday School 8:30. Fmolt CJe. Cbureb - J111101 Quisenberry. '. ' llmls01WIIle l'nlbytorlan land, Supt.; 10:45 a. m. Mon> Worohip Service, 9:30 L m.: ~!]; At~~~ ~u; ;;:~~eO G. ~~~er;., ~ amrcb, Howard Ruppel~ ,.,. ll1g Worship· 6·30 p. m BYF SUnday ~bilOI, 10 L m., Stallblp 10 45 IDII 7 al _ , Scilool, ., klr. SUnday Schoo~ 10 I. m.· •nd Junior Fel~wsbip; p. m. ford Stoektoa, SUpt. aitor,;.lel~ ~.. lhl:..::ce~!a!.: Worship 7:30 p, m. ' Evenlnl Service· Wednuday Bradford Ch1treb ol Cbrb~ m s,...... MiJm - Earl en. 7:30 m., Pri,er MeeiiDC; Joe Robinson, miDistor; Hom- l11d pr~yer service, led by J1U' Jnlm Kimbler, pastor. Sunday klr, pastor. Wednesday IDII Jl'rl. p. SeD! Cbolt Prao. er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School klr, 7,311 P. m. Wedneedll)'. Scboel 1:30, Harold Ronsh, day services 7•30 p, m. . 8 30 · p. m. or 8·30 a. m.· Mom1ng Wenblp Cbrlsllllll Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. SUpt. : Allen Brawer, Ars'l, • · , IerChe~~ Pra~ a.~,. I0·30 a. m'· E:v-•·• Wonblp 3nl Salurday of mtntb. Supt., PreacbfDJ 7:30 p, m. SJm. Latter Day Satntl ' •-• • -..- • _... · ·• .._ ' Soatll Bltbel EUB CtaardllleorJilllzod Chordl of JetUs Parish - Warm G. ZIIID, 7 ~ 8'::; Wednesday 7 p. m. Bl- Rev. Jalt Young, p 1 , llaefll Melbodlsl Cbrel! - Cbrill of Laller 11aJ - . pastor. Worsblp oervicet lll'e: bl u.s:·~ 1 Chris lor: SUnday Scbool 9:45 a. m., Jotm W, Kimbler, putm: Sun· Josepb stobart, palllR', 1 mller 0 I - N01'1ll811 H. Bahr Supl• SUnday day Scbool 1:30 a. m.; l'n!acl> from RlclDe on Raclnl • PIJrl. HarUord Baptist I L m. DST; Lillie Kyger UCC t:IO EST. Bible ~aol 9:30 a. m. Preaei> Worship !O:t> ~ m, ~ 7:111 IDg 10:30 L m.; MYF 8 p, m.; 11D11 Rold. SUnday Schoo~ 1:30 <ilealliN Bapllll 10:0 EST. IIIII 10 ·~ a. m., first llld tblrd p. m. alteraately. Bible SludJ Prayer and Blblt Sludf, 7:111 p. a. m.; Wonblp 10:30 a. m., Churcb School at l!arllord, at City Churell ol Cbrlat ud Prayer llervice, led 111 pu. II. Wetlnerday. SUnday evening oervlce at 7 I 50 DST: Kfill' 10:11 ICST, Miller Street - Stmday Blbl; tor, 7:30 p, m. Thursday. lloel llpr!Dp llle1llodlsl- p, m.: Wed., worsbip service and Chultln 9:&5,JI;Bl'. Slu.., I , Ev-••· W Tippen Plllal EUB ~ <lleatll' Lemley, pastor; War at 7::11 p, m. Ml, IJJIIoa F.W.a\.~ "'' a. m., ....... ""'_ Rev Jaolt y lhlp oervlce 1::11 a. m.: SJm. R C'-L-r• SUndll)' Scbool I•.S il.m.. Earl lhlp, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Stud,v, ·~,. -~~ I:Jl!: day Scbool, 10•15 L m.. MYF ObiQJI ...,wore ' ..... ' 7:111 p, m. Wednelday. klr; ......y Wv•~P. '"" ' ' Oar Lady of ~ Mluloa With the hope it wUI, in 1ome rnetUUre, foster and help ,_ Starkey, SUpt.; Ev..._ 11'01' a. m.; Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m.: 1:30 P. m. Prayer and Bible Long 8otlom _ Rev. George sblp1 7:111 P. m. 111 ~ Col, Mlddl-' Charell o1 Chrflt, lloblrt VIDeyord, SUpt. Bible Stud¥, WIIIDeldq, 7:111 p, m. H. Shipman, Adm. _ !Iunday lain that which II good in family and community liJe, tim /llflo Layillao: YOIIIII PIIPiu meel- 5tb l11cl MaiD Streell - Do<> Study IDII Prayer ..mce. led 111111114 Mttbodfll CUrell - Muses: 10:111 a. m., 1 p, m. lure il 1ponsored by the bwr inesr firm• and organi:latlom IIIII IDII Bible SCud1, 7:111 p.m. aid Rlcb, miDistor; Bib Ia bJ pasklr, 7:111 p, m. 'l'aeedll)', Rev. C. J. Lemley, putar: Holy Days: 5 p, m. WMie name1 OP""'"' below, Flrlt llapiW C' . I, Blllaad Schoo~ l:llla. m., Kemlelb Mo. Adult Claa Meellq 7:30p.m. Churdllldlooii:OO a.m.; WCII' 81. Joltl't Cllloollo Mlaloo-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...-_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 - ~· Samttel J. Jacklotl, J1U' Elhlmtey, SUpt.; l4tr!IIDg Wtll' Jut MnDdq ol -o., lblp service, 10:111 a. m. MYF Near GtlysviUe (Dutch Ridge); If klr. ~ 10rvlc:e 1:30 ~ m.: sb1D 10:10 a. m. EYCIIIDg Wtll' Syracue EUB a.t~o- ReY. lrlondar, 1:311 P. m. Rev. Frank Manier!, puklr, . Stllldiy Sdlanl 10 a. m~ Get- • 7 p. m, Prayer Service, Paol A. Sellen, pullr: SU. ffllla Melloodlol CUrell - Btmday Mw 10:30 a. m.; Holy trude Buller, Bllpl; Worship Wedn~, 7 p, m. day S<hoo~ l:al a. m.; Ilea Jobo W. Klmblor., pallor; 1\ln, 0., of OblipUOD f:al a.m.; . service t1 a. m. lllllld 2nd ,p - Cburdt o1 Cllrlsl - Quiaf'.Dberry, SUpt.: 10:111 a. m. Lester L. Rolllb, &!pt. Wor- Coolwloll, 10 bour bolore S1111d,t71111:M p. m. Baatlsl Jerry Masten, puklr; ~ lrforDJD& Wonblp oervJc:e, Ill oblp 1:15 a. m., lltmdq llcbool Mua. Lfncoln·Mercury.Comei·Englirh J'Md Trllli!DC 1JiiiOtl, Mn. 1111117 Scbool. 1:30 a. m., Olureb '!01' llld 3nl sandara ol.tlle. ·- lb. 10:15 a. m. Saleation Army Bakers at Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athena SIIU801 Woadl, preitldeol. vice 10:111 a. m.: Cbr1111a11 ED- 7:10 p. m. Eve1llq Evqelll. OU: Grove MetWil& Ololnb fto loiYodol Arml £D. FAMILYI Art h LOVe (y l., llandotrd rtlift, wkil~ ,.,_, --- CAR FOR THE A L· nched j 64 Studebaker 4 Door, 6 n I rt A GOOD SECOND T ,• A t• ' a: 500. 4 Dr . B cylindt-r, 1ulo. tr•n1. Radic & Huler . whitewall lirtt~ Golf Emil Romans, vice pres1dent: Mrs. Stephen Hujik , secretary .and Mrs. Kenneth L. Roush, Chicken Dinner Is Prepared by M f Ch h ·~·- Baptial then 1 tre~surer. he mstalled durmg church wor· / ~~~: · deroratrd ·with rosrs Isylvanit~, and with Mr. an d1Bake ia ~~:~ St~re Saturday I Home /rom Alnlwm.a ship service this month and w'l' a~~ ens~ribrd. ··~l;.1ppy Birlh- !Mrs. C. R. f.ilbert. Mr. and ~ ~aar aber 3_ Everyon~ is wel~ ~ Mi's. Charles Searles return- take office on anuary 1, 1967. : left last week fur ecem if'd Tue.'>dav from Clanton, AI· Plans were made for tire ; dkl)", Bec: ky ., W;:tS 5l.,n·ed with !I Mrs . G1lbert t.~ l t d t b t' come. I. • h hd b . II . ice cream to tile guest.~. Party i San1sota. '" a. o spen . bama, where s e a een tmnua! Clm::~tltlas tree r mf r rs were gi\'E'n during the i winter. SUNDAY !called due to the unexpected ming to be held on Dec. 16 at av J · · · HAM SHOOT Sunday ~~c. 4. ' dea th of her father, Mr. M. C. 6:30p.m. at the r hurch with . .afternoon. d R ·· at noon at Forke un :-ipnrt s- llamilton, at the hospital there. the L.C. W. members a s~i sting : Prf"senl we:·e Ann Filrli. Ann i man Club. Sponsored. ,by Funeral s<>rvices were conduct- and in charge of refr£>shments.l 1 ;md Dougla s Wilson. Patty Roy · Drew Webstl.'r Post No. 39, t>d Wednesday, Nov. 23 atl Nt:~ meeting will be held In les, Martha ~r<Jwsl?J n. Lisa American Legion. All proN'crls Clanton. December as the tree trim- \ :'\a.,h. Tt>resa ~,!hs. Kathy PasIfor '·Gifts For Yanks" l1mrl ! Mrs. Searles made the trip ming will take plnce of the lPr Pemw ;md Debbie Jnhn- , 1for hospital\zed wtenms at · by planf' from Charleston , W. monthly meet mg. Hostess for : s;Jr;. SJnd~a Strwart. Sam my , en 0 UfC .Christmas time. Va. Mr. and \frs. Hamilton had !he J;muary meeting will bP · Liltlt- aml Be{"ky . M.:J r!tiLJ l3nr_!· · A rhirken di nner prepared by 'j M~KDAY visited here earlier in the yea r Mrs . .Jack Wi gal. i letl and .J udy Ta~· lur Wt'!"t' 111 the 111 en was !':ierved Wednes- . SALEM .CBNTER PTA meets with :\4r. and Mrs. Searles. A Bible study was held con ·. d,argP nl tht ganll's ilml \1r~ d . eveningpret'edlngthemeet- jMonday mght, Dec. 5 at 7·~ · Mrs.Se~rleswastakcntoChar· duding the lnst meeting of .)(rhn ~a~h :::-sisted :Vlrs. ~~~_rt· , ir~~r ol the \'i)ung Adull clm;s ot p. m . ~n th~ th.c~ne. "M~s~~ ; lt•s ton by Mr. and Mrs. Don thi.s }'tar ~Y Mrs. Schol?:. out· let\ 111th lht· Jmrt ~' .lo Md\m. · t in~ Pllnwnry First Bapllst Wl11le We Fare Cr~tiC'<tl l s~ ues Becker. gomg prestder.t. Mrs. Schcl !z ll\' stnl a gilt hut \\'<lS unable :rl1llrch . with the Hev. Carver in Our Democrucy.' DevotiOns has gc rved as pre.c:idcnt for lu mtend . lwi lli: nns asking grace . A sur-· will be givf'n_ by \Irs. Auclre~' the past fivp years ol th·~l ! pri se of the evening was a dec- , Hay~s. HlghhJ::l_l t \\Ill' be . 0 L.C. w. She has been elected . I ',,, .. ,, . ,od hirthda\.' cake presenled ' mUSICal by P.Uptl s .und! r din (' " · ' nresident of the urutt'd Church 1' l)lt'sant \'alley llospllfl ' 11 \0 On' il l Wiles who was obser·. ~ion or Maunta Miller. . voca Women Council !n Point PleasArlmi.;~ions - i\ onc ving hi s birthd;l ~'· : mstrurtor . Refreshments. wil l fC 30 ant for the commg yea r. . . . Devot ions hy 1\·Irs. Harold W.! bP served. F.veryone IS wei. .I lll!'('hargf's - \I rs . Ll<lyton ' I l Vopened the meeting. She: come. PT. PLEASAT A civil I ~.darn .; Bult<tln: CharlP~ l..t'.oP: r~~~~~:A Jieart less Cily." rrom ! appe;1l and a rivil J~tion ha'IE' I Uf :1 rd. 1'1. Plf'asant : i\·lr<: . Le ~U:·r The Guidepost ilnd "A Letter • . TtJESD:\Y tf>ton fi led in ~he nl f1ct~ of thc 1 l·:rre lt. Pt . Plril Sil nt · .l;nN'~ ' :o C hri ~ t. "' from Tile Secret LAUREL CLifF BETTEn , t_"ir('uit Clrrk. :\leCIU I'P . Pt. Pleasant. Plat·e and dO-'I.'d with prayer . Health club will have it s annunl! ThP apJX'ill is styled Mnr! Pl ;ms wPre ma de fo r a Chri~l-! Cllristmas dinner n\ Bailey 's I shall Arrin gton vs. Richarri P. J ; m; 1s parjy at the parsonage, rPslaurant. Tue ~ dily at 6:30 p.' \ewell and Federal Mutual In · PT. PLEASA~T - Funpr:tl l .~ t he dille to be announced. m., followed by a par ly And $1 ~u r;ml 'i' Comoany of D('calur. f:ervicc-s for Artl111r Donal~ 1 eWURLITZER : AI !he close of the biJ siness ~ift exchnng.e in lhe party room . Ill. ln a hParing before .Justi ce ' Love, ~5. of Gallipolis, formerly ~r~~ i on . ~lidt·~ were shown by HEEDSV.:I.LE WSCS will , of Peare J. S. Colley, Sr., tbf' of Mason Cou nty, will ht· hP.ld e BAlOW IN Hll'fwrd Fml<tW anri Orv~l Wiles have a bazaar and b;~ke Sllle ill , p l <~in l iff was awarded judg- Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Con· end OTHER FAMOU~ .t\ltl'nding were lhm,(~ named the former resi(!ence of Dorsrl ! meni <igains t the defefldanl'l in ' cord Baptist Ch urch with thr BRANDS ab(1ve , and ~lr. . ~nd _Mrs. Wi~· Heibe!· Tuesday, Dre. fi, !rum ! th e s11 m of $155.46 and _the de· t _ Rev. Cl?renc:- Dill1~n offi('ial· ·l' l l1;1m Slwntl an .11 ., ~·11 . and. Mr~ . 1 until 9 p. m. ft>nda1 1ts are now appealing that mg. Bunal w1ll be m Conrord I Calr in smw. on, 'Mrs . Car~er . Wt:DNESDAY I judp,-mcnl. I cemetery. 1WJII wms, Mrs. R1r hard t'lll· ! MIDDU:PURT JOLLY Bunch The rivll action is styled, Mr. Love. an employee of thl' ' .. flctory rr•in•d Senite.. l<~ w . \'Irs. Orval Wiles, Mrs. I I a ~· Stwing Club will h;~ve its an- Town of Hendf'rson, ex ret Un· l Point Towing Com pany or 1 PHONE l~ JACKSON. 0. ry Bailt'.\", l~awld_ ~V . Lemley nua l Christmas dinner an? par_- :r.n ('orwrete Pipe Com p;my v~. I Kanauga, Ohio, dieil unexpect- 1 'i;;~iiiiii::.:::=::;~::;;,:;:;_,,:":;,:"":..;:~::fr.::s._::O::,Irv:.:•:_'_:~:::h::.ch.::a.:.el.:.."""'"I ty Wednesd<Jy, Dec. 7. . f ollov. -i 1\ . L. J\-loon', Inc ., Helpre. Oh10 edly Thursday at the home of ing dmner. ttn:~ gruup wtll go to 1and Hartford Accident a r'H1 1a friend. 1• the hm:1e of \ Irs. Shirley Milb ; Jud('mn.ity of ltarttord, Con~ . 1 He wgs born in Hender:;on,' lor a ~Jrl~· cmd g1ft exdwr1_g:e . The pl:lintlff jo; demandmg! W. Va . on Odober :10, 1911 , The ~lub recl'llily. mad!" a _ sto 1j 11dgmfn t in the amount oft thec' eon 'Of ·the latl.! Wilson and ' dona\1011 to the \hddil'porL h rt . !!i2 ,36~J9 interest <md costs. ®athy .sines ·Love. me n. S&tvivors' •Jnclude ' t h r e e ~ REPORT MADE ·brotht r~. ·George Lov~, Hcnd1 i PT. PLF.ASA NT - The Ma~ mon; Ray Love, Plain Cit y, • Jon County Sheriff's depar t ment ~Ohlo: ·n ooert_ ~?ve. Columbus. ~ has released thri r ctivity re- '" l}h(i · one:~ sister, Mr~. E thyl :port for the mon th of Novem- . Gallipolis Ferry·. W. Va. ! ·····-~- Sentinel Church News Association sponsoring the af. asked to bring sn.ack tr~ys. 'Thank Off~rmg s~v1ce cond~:· ed by t11e .president, M · Frank .Scholz. . : Officers for t~e commg year 1 were elected with Mrs .Jack Wiga1 named president; . Mr~. 1 The ''• fair. Club Donee F.; vent Is December 1 Otlt PT. PLEASANT -· The St. Peter'~ Lutheran Church W~~ . ., __ - ·- •• -,...-..- I'Oalero7, 0. ',· . ~~'''Iii "Al �-·· •. .J . ~: __ _ '·' 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddl~~~t, 0, DP<. 2, 1966 K~nn~dyJ J'l&lt ,.. In Springfield I Becky Bartlett AT'l'END cEREMONIAL S.OC·IAL Syrnrore l;adil!sln · All Day Quilting CAJ ''1PNOAR .· . The Ladies Aid or the Syra. euse Methodist Church met edy Tt!n members of Tlw.a Court Mr .. ~sd Mrs. LeO Kenn_ ' FRIQAY Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 1 Nn . . Ladies Oriental Shrine ' Sr., v1s1ted ~vPr. the . ohday , · William Houdashelt for an all ot North America, Col umbus, Iweek in Spn~g~Jeld _with rela- EUB MENs Brotherhood day quilting. A potluck dinner ~,~•ere in Parkersburg Wednesltives. They VISited m Ncls_on- will meet at the Enterprise was Served at noon in observ1!(1\ evening to attend the c:ere: \'ille wi_th Mr. an~ Mrs. M!c~d j church Friday ~t 7:stl p.~l. an.:e of the birthdays of M~s. I ' nnial and banquet of Hathor· Becky Bartlett. daughter of 1ael Ol~lmg~r and m Sprm.gfJe Edson Rollsh will_ show PIC- Melvin Grimm, Mrs. Orville .. court. I..O .S.. N.A. From thr Re\'. and Mrs . Clyde F.. i a fam1ly dmner was Pel? at ~e ·lures on recent trip abrMd. All , Crooks and Mrs. William ;j;!s rounty were Mrs. Marie Bar!lett, was honored wit h a ·j hOJ~e of Mr. and Mr~. ~ ~~renee I men of the church are urced to Eichinger. During the business wkins:, (~ertrude )titt:llell, 1pbrt)' in onsen·anle of h e r B~1ley and sons, Rlchmd and 1atten~; . :"iession a contribution of $100 <•fl ' Hughes. Elphe Wayne. sixth birthday Tuesday after- Michael. . , EASr LETART WSCS .will was made to the parsonage \ 1: ·•"' K;llltz. Clll'a ~eeglr. 'fa. noon frm 4 to~ p.m. at her 1 OlhN suests we_re MI. and . ho\d a rummage sale Fr1day fund . i'leelt . Mrilyn Spires. Shir· home , Bro<'td\\'a} St. i Mrs. A. E: Erl rw~ne and Mrs. 1~nd Salu_rday, Dec~m.ber 2 • 3 Present )'<!ere the above and It>\ Spirt'~ nd M 1 ~s Shirley • ITI'elma Sh1rk. Wh1le there they , 111 the Simpson Bmld1ng, .old Mrs. Frank Winebrenner and h r·!!lt-. Sam a Claus dt'<'oratetl nap- also visited with Mr. ar~ Mrs. I post office building, at Racm~, IMrs. Helen Damewood. A kins and plates earned out the I· Larry Sprinkle and fam1ly and a. m. to. 4 p. m. They wtll b Mrs. J. C. Farrell ,---==....,_._._.,.11holiday theme and ba lloons were IRob Shirk and children. Bob- have new rag rL1gs for sale. j :~~ u~~·ble to nttend ' 1used in the room. <,•NTA'S . e\le, Kun, Bobby . and new son, ly ' · · fiRST ON •" I 11 F lwo weeks old SATURD~ 1 : Afler ltH! honmeri guest ' Russe .ug~n~.. . . LANGSVILLE LADIES Circle M Se rles is ·h d ed her gin s 111e birlh· iwho wt>re vtsttJng from Penn· d Christmas Ba-1 rs. -" LIST 1 Observes Her 6fh Birthday II' Mrs. Wigal is President of ChorehWomen PT. PLEASANT - The Hid· den Vallay Country Club will hold their Christmas da~ on December 10 at the Moost> The hollllay uffalr will begin wilh a social boqr from 9 until 1C p. m. followed by dancing from 10 p. m. until 1 ~- m. with music by the Twi-Lite~. Tickets are pri~ at $2 J)tlr Club with the Woman's .couPle and member!! men met thl~ week fm monthly se~um an~ nnnu~l ~ A GOOD USED CAR FROM GOBLE'S 65 Ford Galaxie w•ll tire~. 64 Ford Galaxie B1l A!re 4 Autcm•fit wall tires Or . 6 tvl. White trans. 63 Rambler SSO Serie!l 4 Dr. 6 ~y lin­ dltr . \h nd•rd trans., ••· dio, ~uter, and White w• ll tires Monter•v . 4 Door. 8 cyl Sta nd•rd trar~~mi•\ion, 1)0• wer sturing. ndlo · •nd huler. whitewall tires. '>5 Pont;.,c G.T.O. 1 Or Houdtop. 4 lil:r.td tran"i. 63 Ford Galaxie ~ 00 ~ Or I cvl• ndu euto· 'Tl•tic t rens lhdi o ~tnd h•atttr pcwer ~ • ~e ring . whitll' wrll tires der . lrO Strre~ . 6 cylin· ~l~rrderd tr ans ., r•dit~ end huter S •p•ed tre ru. 1 spud re.r ul•, 8 cyl. Dump truck . Lon!;) whll'el 4utomltlc: tr1ns . be ~e. 63 Mercury Cvdom 1 Door H•rdtop. Power Steer in9 •nd Braku Autnm11ic trent. 63 Ford Galaxie 500, -4 dr. 8 cyl ., ~t d . Irani. R4dio & heater, W 5 tiru 62 Ford Galaxie ~ dr. I cyl., lltfom•tic tr1ns .. ndio & htt•ler . W' s fil't'l 62 Ford Cauntry Std1n 4 dr. , ,, . lion w•von , 8 ty!. eu10il11 · !it tnnt., r1dio & he.1ter, W S tir•• 100 GALLON Inspection of councll Held 0 n WedneSday 62 Scout % Ton WITH EVERY Double Checked Used Car 64 GTO Pontiac - -$1895 2 Dr. liard Top. One ('arf'(UI ]o('<J l owner. Extra ni re. l3eautJful bronze nw! allir Jinish with ~ad dle bu\"kt• t sea ts. 4 spf•t•c! shi ft. -- 65 Catalina l'llntial· l'onv . lnupe. We\·e serviced this si nce new, and ,.,111 hi gl1l .\ · J"f'(·ummeJHI it. Ori gina l black finish likl' 11(' \1" with blil t k top and h la ek intl'rior. Four Jll'W \\'S\V t l['('.'i. 66 Catalina 62 Chevrolet J.:r; ton P1nel Truck . 6 SPH d frlnS. ~vi., ~ 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., I cv t. •utc11uli«: tr ' "' · lhdio & kttth!r. W S tires M1libu 4 dr . H1 r dl op 3 tyl., IVfCimltic frlnS ., CIO· r1dic & hut•r. W S tiru 62 Old• Starfire 2 dr. Herdlop, power sh:f'r ing, power brtku, i 1 & heatfr . W S tirtt 51 Chevrolet 6 cy!. 1 Ton, 4 sal!ed lnntn,ilk ion with st.1ke b•d You Always Pay Less At Pontiat l'nn v. C'nupe. Trade from a Pontiac customer who usualh· tradrs ('vt'ry year. This ones n•ally sharp. IL rs fully t'qui pped wi th power steeri ng. powtr brak· es. <H!Iomatic trans . anti n1any otlu•r extra ~. • !Rmans ronv. 1962 Volkswagen··- $99~ 2 Door Sedan. mod el. an d thi s otw is lhe n1slum wilh all vinyl up· holstNy. and full carpeting. as Wf' ll as stainlt•ss steel around windows. It also has pnwrr ste1•ring, automatic trans .. whitt.' wal l tirt:-s. r<Jdio anrl many other acce s snri~s. We a l ~n have two VHs offr•n'll ·at tl't'men· dous sal' i n g~ . 66Eiectra • is an ex;unple t)f Hui{'k"s flnt>sl and hE's ! se ri es in tnp notch t·undi ti on. Wtt also ha \'f~ two oth er sl ightl y ust>rl El~dras in the luxur ious ('llq om mudPI, urf ercd at - 62 Pontiac - • • • Catalina 4 Or . Sedan. A one owner new Pontlac tradein. Belonged to lueal banker. Shows best of care. Po· wer steerin g and brakf'S. Jlydramati('. Sit. . Wednesday even in g at lhe Pnm· ing in personal injury lo Five eruy \1asonif' Tl'mple . pt'r·snns an d proprrty d amag~ " Preceding the mte11ng a din- eiit imated at .1 ,945 : made 22 ner prepared by h1dit>s of th e road law arrests-: 29 misdcmean, Order of Eastern Slar. .,., iti1 o- arrests: one felo ny a rr e~ t : , Mr s. Elsie Smi th <I S chai rman. served 60 court papers of both , was served at 6:30 p.m. lo the criminal and civil actions: re, members and their ladies. Mrs. t'eivt>d 12 Jllstit'e or peac-e war, .1\ lberl Woodard arranged the rant <> and ser~·ed 8: investigattahles and entertain.ed the . la· ed 2 breaking nd enterinf'l s: dif's dunn~ the men s m_eetlllci. re covered stolen property v31· James S. Huch_anan, 1l lustn- ued at 25$ and hoo~ed 64 per- ! ous master. lhe s1ms . .m 11 1e c·ounty 1·ail. . . . pre:mlcd. .at meetmg w1 h1 a11 o11 J('ers pres· _ ___ - • ent. Distingu ished masons Wl'fe ~INERS STRIKE I presented by Pau l ~L Darnell ' ACCRA. Ghana IUPJ)- More · fJa St m.1ster, who <1 lso in lrodw.:· than ,000 workers at a! · ed illustri ous compa ni(Jn EJ- Gh<Jnaia11 gold mine went on more \\o'ill iams of .Jaek sun . sl.rike today in protest over the ,..........-.......,.,.__""1'' dismi ssal nl lou:- miners accused of stealing gold . It was lhe first strike in 1 (;hana sin~ 1961. 6 cyl. 4 spd. trans. Dual rear whe 1965 Dodge ! ton • -• $15 Pickup. Sweptline body. 6 cyl. 7,000 miles. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO -~ -·- ·-- Va I-DAY SERVICE SHIRT FINISHING Robinson's Cleaners Seeand St. --· --, grand sentint'l of Royal and SeIad ~1 asters uf Ohio, a nd sixt lt arch inspeclor for the · evening. Work was co~~~~~ ~ ~ nn one w ndidate in an sive manner. Pomeroy Visitnrs were present lrr·oom ~ l Gallipolis. Jackson, and Alhem. BEST cleaning . .". 'Fi oalme· li ~~ rJ~ ' ••• Coil Cord .. , On/011 Swtlth • •• 110/220 Voltage Sele:lor mi les. 64 Chev.lmpala 2 Door H.T. $1795 • 283 cu. inch V-8 motor, auto. trans., radio, tinted glass, wh.itevif tires, wheel discs, one owner ne" ' Olds trade. 63 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door • TUNE 28a - V-8 en~ine, auto. trans. , ndio, w sj w tires, wheel discs, sharp and real clean. -. - • 60 Cadillac 4 Door Sedan euy HI& tlor •• .;o SpeM_,., 10 HEADS IIOW MORE TIIAII 18'JI THINNER FOR Rohry Blade' . .. 'Fii p-Opon' 1~.000 '1he Spreading Kingdom" SU,NDAY 9 AM 295 Radio oo•.erl Sermons Fram Gr1ce Eplacapll Church, Pomeroy 1390 WMPO RADIO REV. RICHARD MARTIN, RECTOR - Motnlll(l Wo,.,.p ..•• , . . • • • • . 10:30 AM Sunday full power equipment, ·radio, white sidewall tires, tinh~d glass. 'FLOATING-HEAD' SPEEDSHAVER' 3G Plus ... Pop. up Trim n1e r ., , onl y 61 Cadillac Coupe De Ville 1/orelco®'"' 18% ClOSER SHAVES 7 111 Power equipment, radio, white sidewall ti.res, tinted glass, antl·splr#iffeltenlllal, 4 Dr. Sedans. V.fl, Automatic tr~ns. Power steering and Whitewalls. EVER NEW - • • al: I NELSON'S SPECIAL GIFT PRICE INEtSON's·= -- Full power, radlo, tinted glass, while sidewall tires, white with -·-- - - - - -,. 57 Volkswagen 2 door ···-· ___ $495 ftadio an<l healer. ' - -- - - -··- -·- A TlwUflhlflll APJWOOCh To - ·-----=-- ---- $1095 va motor, auto. -I-- $395 . Do~ ---l-·---' "'i:' Pamoray ..._..... !r' ll$1, =.. W;,!"'~:..~~ '"1 -... - . 10:15 a. m.; Proec!tlq 1:11 Syroeue Melllldfol Cburdt Weadell G. SluUer, pastor; WOI' lblp service, ,8:35 L sua. 5 day School H a. 11., MYF SUaday • p, m. Prayer meei!DJ Qmday 7' 111 p. m. D~ ,.llnSml~ MetbodiJ$.. ........ .. ... Sr., pastor, ~ Sdltol ~30 L m.; 0. allei'IOII, pL; Mamlq Worship 10:30 a. m. lroalb 8el' flee l:4l p. m.; E:vlllpliltie 7:30 p. Prayer 30 ' : . : ~· P.· m. Cbreb _ R. 101 ~ IGr· ......... 1 9.30ill, ' ........, . a. m., 1'1111 WI:" SupL;. MonliDC ...,_ ship 1D.30 a. m., lrautb Berv· '·- 1 P, Dl,•• .............. -····"-• • ..., -rice 7:111 p, m. Mld-Weet Pl'll" er service 7:00 a. m. Wedne• day. 1lle llllll<d Methodlat Chrcll. Pomeroy - Chureb School II t:l5 a. m. Seeood SUnday ol Advent Morn!D& W~p 11 10.30 a. m. Sermon. How Far to Betblehem?" Scripture: Luke J:l-11. 5:30 p. m. MeUJ.. odlst lroutb FeUowsbip. Mon· day, Dec. 5, 7 p. m. Comml,. a1oa on EdueaUIII; 7:41 p, m. Olurch Official Board meell. Wecl., 7 to a p. m., eboir rehearsal. ~ -·r '?·; S::, Ill': ~~v=u Lfliue· =· La.u;., ,.:0,! llflllllter ·~• • . •• ~ .. •.. • ]"'..:..'~· . ~'f~. '··"I' or...p ~~I a. ~·: "":J' .+ , ~ .~"<' ~. ;\ ., THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BAUM LUMBER CO. LOCAL UNION 5668 Ravenswood, W. VL Builders and Bull4fng SuwUtr IHO Uneoln Sl GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. Ashland Oil Produdl 992·2550 Middleport Ph. ta&-20011 Chester, Oblo WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING U-'• d B h BTOIIIn's Bottla Gos 1192·2168 PomlftiJ' .·fi"W• ,"··\•, ilj liOOI ~ .- ·, ·.... , BOGGS EQUIPMENT "Ohlo'r Oldest Dodge Dealer" Middleport, Oblo Sales - AlLIS CHALMERS - Servle» fann - lndustT!al - Lalllll & Gmdell Tuppen Plains Pbone G0'/-3431 TINY'S FOODLAND "ROW'S STEAK HOUSE "Kentucky Frled Chlckrn" Pomeroy SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS K& C JEWELERS "Ktepsoke Diamond Ring,. Wo P'fll All Doetots Prescription..t tii2-29S5 Pomeroy 312 E. MaiD Sl LYONS' CLOVER FARM RACINE PLANING MILL General Contracting Phone 992..1978 - THE SEWING CENTER- 667.'1~ WHM'E SEWING MACHINES "El>MJllthlng F01 the Womtm llwt ~ews" 83 SL Middleport 992·5320 STAR SUPPLY CO. ' lllddleport Ph. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT · Pomel'O)J Support tlto~ CIIurch •I· ;ow Chotc• · ,. : ., . .. ' ' ) . . ' ' Racine Phone 992..1461 N. Second Ave. Middleport, Oblo ' ,. 94~273 RAll'S BEN FRANKLIN HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main St E. Main SL Pomeroy - THE· - ---..,.. DAILY SENTINEL HEINERS. aAKEitY. Sming the M.MCIIO!I Area et GIJDd ,itreru~ Huailaltoli, W·.· Va."' Bokm -·-----,..:.! no Med!anle SL '"·t-·- -...-~-~....;~~--:-.---~~~!!':!!,.,,...,..I!JI!tilltio ' ~.. ' " ·. ._.;,_ ·---- ·--- - ··--· I Paints and Hardware GOEGLEIN READY -P,11X CO. 192-UM PolllerO)' Bufldlng Supplies and Millwork General MerchandUt 'l'llppero Plains :. t.M .. ", · , · · ·•· : R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport, Oblo ''''""tiO AJ!L 1~11!11 Wtnllfllld A.M. . .. ....,.. 7110 '.M. · ,._ llt-Mc·lhl-.1 """'"' ...."""· ~~~~:JJ, •le~~ 1:;: om'~~;.::.:::;= -1·jL. ~ ~.;;;. m, 11 a. .... ltv. w11111111 a. , m.: l'i.tDIIiil 7:11 .., 111 ,. , .~ * ~ . ~~,;~~~~ • Stuuer, • · . · · •· 'liM• !'I~;~~ · ~ · '·-~~c. ~~~.,..--JI • Cirlltr •• .••~·ltii' f.:~ " ~-.1,.,.<\f•"·p,l,,·· -•• 111.! lt:ll,..b' t1l ·= etelll. Melllll'loi·l hthator:, ..... iklllelllll CIIIDell - ,....... ..~--.!!:==2~· '= r:.;- RAY RIGGS, INC. w. N-• •t OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ~lfl~er Ray s. Wining, ID e111rp. ......... 10 a. m. Boll< -. t1tS1 meeting; 10:30 a. m. SUI> day School ,SU!Jday ~ ~ m. , 7 day 1 to 3 p. m. Home 7 p m. Prep eJUiel· 7:111 p. 'm. Bibla Study, ~ -ang, Other 10rvices 111 ... II01IIIICID11!11L ADVI!NTIST Pomny StnllllllaJ AlJvn. fill Clmrell _ Mtllberry BeJcbts Rd., oortb o1 Melis Memorial Hltlpllal. Puler, F. Gllbd, Robert DunJwn, Ass'L Serv. ices on Saturday: Slbbllb School, 2 p. m. Worship s p.m. ....e ret ren Bdea Ullted lllellueu b ....... ~ ""IIRU~L ..... D - EJdl!ll ft. _,., Blali:e. putor: SUnday SChool 10 a. m.: W1tm1e HolJIDger, SupL; Cbrlsllan Eadunr, 7:11 P. m., oluser flR' Ill ~ ..,. vice 8 p. m., Preacltblg U11 .. m.; MJd.Week prayer 111ff11n1, 7:10 p, m. Wednesday, MrL llazle Holsll1ger, class t.U.. Lelarl Pills Ullited llnlbla b Cbr!st Clnucll - J111101 MOl' rlloD, pastor. Sunday School al 1:10 a. m.. Preacltblg servicet flrsl IIlli third Tbllrllday II 7:10 p, m. Seeoncl IDII tourtb !Continued On Page I) Slmda1 at 7:30 p. m. Prayer IVIJIGJ'fiM mee11q 1ecoa4 llld laurtb Lutheran ne C1111re~ 11 tile l'hllrlday, 7:30 p. m. IIlli Brst , Job's Llllleru ~ ..... c...ter _ Rev. Herbert Grata IIIII lblrd SUnday, 7:30 p. m. Momlng Wonblp 1 a. m.: su. Olarl.. Blsell, &a'L Swlda7 f'raler .meetbls every WedD.. dar ScbooJ 10:30 I. m. P - . Scbool 1:30 a. m.; 11on11Qi day at !:SO, P. m. Cbrtsllllll En: rtev. J,..pb ltriiJ. Wonblp 11 a. m.; NYPS •:46 llellvor, ·~ and fourth Sat> SC. hll'• IAIIIeru t'llllrO- p. m.: Evening Semoe, 7:30 day, 7:311 P. m. s!2 E. !Jec:oDcl St., l'omii'OJ. P. m.: Midweek Prayer service Mt. Be=eo U1llod Bretllleo Sundt1 Scbool ~:Jt 1. m., Wor- pastor; Mrs. £4Df. We. Supl. to Christ Chordl - Jamn Mership servlea lt.41a. m. Putm, 7;11) p, m, W'K1IIltldli. riq, tlUIOr. Sunday Scllool Rev. Josepb itnl)'. · Middleport CWN 011 ~·- 1:111 a. m. PreaohlrJs, first l11d Meelw.U.I ..... - Rev. a,.1e J. 8litlelt, tldrd Sullday, 7::10 p. m. Secoad Alfrod Melllodlsl, Cbrell - Btmdlf 8cbtol 1:30 a. m.: Uti lourtb Sunday, u a. m. Pe4rl A. Caoto, putor: IJut!da)1 lforulq Worablp -10:111 ii. 111.; ~ . Science Sen!.,.... School at 1:30 a. m., Lloyd NVI'S YOUIII ~:41 p.m.; 115 MilD St., Pt. PleuutDlliiD&er, Supl. Wonblp 1Jerv. 1\oaagetlsllc mietbiH:IO p.m.: &mday letVIcet 1.1 1. m. DST. ices at 10:0 a. m., witb ibt Prayer meetlq. Wtll. 7:111 p.m. 1ltdlle8d13 meelin& 1 p, m. Rev. eroto. W~ 11 7:0 . . . - , Clttlrd 011 lite lfu. liST. 8111d7 room open ,._. p. m:, Prayll' Slrvk\ta. uQe - Re•. lttdeth Ptere.;· dar ul Wodneada7 from 11:111 IIIIWIII Cltlrell Pllklr: · a.;rilotttJ Walburn, to 1:111. liST. ·Everyone weJ. - PNrl A. Culo, )llliar. w... SUpt.: &lttdal . .~ 1:111 .. JJbip lerY1ct, II L m.. ...,. tD. M0111i11 1\'Qnblp, lt•al 1. TINANT FARMING o~ SundaJ, _7:41 P.' m. 9luJ. m. Evellltlc SI!I•!CI. 7 '- m.; 'l'lniDI IJil'lllinC 1D the UnJI. t11,y 8cltool, 101. m.; Job JMto ~ .~ l fl. m. We:f. ed Slatee Ia deeliDing durin& lty, SUpt. ·lllti!IJ;, .. .. · lhe lecoad ball of the m 118 Mt~n-1 ...,.. i IWiae ~ N• century, In 11110, :11.1 por cent M. OMAC FINANCING ,_.,.,.,. f'lllw•• 0. luiMity J(an· A .Van Zandt Cadllloc-Oida =-- ---- • Your~'.~ At'Our Front Doore OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 Wv 2·5342 Probltm.s. .Cl-fU~CM OF .CHRIST ' lnterior. 59 Olds - ~---:--= Re~u.o • ~DDLIPORT, s.,art $ed•n m.: Ev~ellsHc mice 7:45 P. m.: Midweek Prayer oervlce 1:0 p. m. Wodoelday. 1JNme Cbardl o1 a.. Nn- lrlllilm C. 'l'Urpe, ......,.., Somday ScbooJ 1:30 1. II.; MorttiD& wenblp 10:30 a.m. a ...... Frell!:h o.-•·· 2 ·- 62 Olds 88 GIFT :0: ,..1101'. USED - Jlallud Charci ol lilt N.. - SWJ<iayl!cbool t:IIO a. m.: MomiDjj Woi'sblp 10:45 a. - :m:y Scboo~ • IIIIIIIDi ftni 4eavor: 1:30 p, m.; E:venllljJ 101' liD Senlce1 21111 llld fill lluavice, UO p. m. dar tl motitb. .. , . Charcll - Rev. Paul Taylor, llallaad Clllrelo ol Orbl- BetbuJ EUB CUref1 ., Jlev, p - ; Sunday Scbool, 10 a. Roy Caz;ter, milllsler. Bible Paul A. Sellet1. puiOr: ~ m.· Gti;J Priddy, Supt.: Pread> Scbool, 9;30 a. m. Wonblp and IDs Wonblp, 1:~ ._ m.; .f1tm. lng\yvltt, 7:111 P. m.: Prayer Preacblnpervlce 10:30 L m. day 1D:Jh m.. IIJrtbe aertk!lli, f:W P. IL Wtdlle8day. lretllll Paople'a meeting, 1:30 Tbelso, Supt.: .Youtb PellowCommrmUy P. m. .Eveulng Senlce, 7 P. m. lhlp, 1:30 P. m. ' :· A,.....le c.ruman~~y Chlreb, V. H. Braley, Bible Scblol SupL CARMEL EIJB. ~. Psge'ville. SUnday School 10 •· Zloo Charell II Chrflt, PoD> Paul A. Sellers, puklr: lipm. SUnday· EvangellsUe ..,.. eroy. llarrlsonvllle Road -Etl- day Scbool, 8:30 L m., w~ ices 7::11 p: m. Stmday. l'rayer geue Uaderwood. miDister, B~ Roush, SupL: 10:301. m. t l serv!QII ~. 7:30 p.m. bit Scbool, 1:30 a. m.; YorrJ. lllg Wanhlp, 2114 llld •tb IJim. MuiJ1 ~~pit.~ flladaJ 8abGoJ 1ng Warship, 7:30 p. m.; 11t> day t1 ibe lllOIIIb; 1 p, m. Even_ D.A.v. BaD. comer Secaad bert Reed, Bible ScbiOI SUpt. IDg Evqeljsllc Service, 211 arul Mai!OD. Spo!1801'1d Cfaurch OJ Cod and 3rd lllmday ol montb. by Clty Baptlsl Olurell Chesler Cb1re1o of God - Trlalty Ulflod Cb8dl Of In Gelli)iolfl. Afllltated wltb S. Rer. Dale Tbortlton, pastor. Cbrlsl, Pollllny- Rev. W. H. B.C. Rev. R. 1. Pinson, putor. Sun4ay Scbool, 9:30 a. m.; Perrin, pastor; Carl Kautz, SUnday Scbool every Swlda7. Mornlnl Woroblp II 11 a. Supt.; Stmday Scllaol, 1:15 a. 3 p, m. Preaching ....tc. !be m. EvanceUsUo lervlce 7:IO p, m. Worship, 10:25 a.m. 41h of ucb mootb. , Pra 11 7 .~ p.m. lD., )'tr ~ l MI."""""' Mcftll aa,t111 Clnu<ll- Taesdll)'· y Dl, •W p pi • Dufille PD&rlm llallaaa CorDer of JI'Garlh IDII 111111 St.. Servlc:e, 'Frld OUU:. 30 eo e 1 (LAIIpYIUe 1'1!11 Oflloe), Rev. MtdtlltparL Ret. Nyle Borden, MI. !rlorflll~ ~ ~ Chu. E. Dozer, pasklr: Stmday miDisllr. Sundl1 Scblll 1:30 a. Rev. Jamea Satterlleld, putor School 9:30a.m. MrL IIAiberl m. Anlold Rlcbenll, SUpt. 10:111 Smtday Scbool 9,0 a. m.: WOI' Gnle, Supt. Woroblp at 10:30 a. m, Mornlltf Worsbip. lid I ! l1l4 7•30 a. m.; Pilgrim lroutb, 6:41 p, NaGJ Boplfll l:hrcll • P.:,' ; ~.:;: . P. ~ m.: Enngelllllc aerrtce, 7:111 Stm:1q School n 30 a. m.; WOI' 'l'ller4ay; YOIIJII .People's p. m., Mid-Week Prayer 1D11 7 •- , ...,,_ Pralle, Wedneldl1 7:111 p, m. 1hlp 11 a. m... Wedllerd•• ""' mee-. 7•30 P. m......y. ' p, m., Prayer oervloe. Rltllalll Clnlrell of God Jehot!ah , Road - Rev. C~ lifDIOD. Rev. D..vfd Sbeell, pastor. Klllpm lbll ol .lellevU 1 ~: Sltndaf Ita! a. Sonday Scbool 10 L m.; E:vJIIl. ll'llan1e1 - Public meetlllg m., Ralpb Carl, Sap!, SundaJ gelisUc Aervi~ NO Young Somday, I P, m., W1tcblawer WII'Shlp service 10:111 a. m. People_Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Stud7, I p, m.: Blblt Stucl,y, Tuerday 7 p, m.. Sarrtct IDf1ll. lrJs, I P. m. Tburaday; MIDI• IN try School, 7 p, m. Tllllnda7. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 65 Olds 98 -· 4 Door Sunday Scllotl II 1G I. m. Pearl C,oto, pasklr. Mr8. Wald Spenc<!r, SUpt. Hellll Metllfdlll a..dl, lleY. Mu llollabae, puklr· J 1 c t Becblle, antteh ~ llupL. Cbur<b S<hool, 1:111 a.m.: w~ lblp Servl<:e, 11:111 I,JII.I Metl> odJsl lroulb Fellonblp 8 p m. • Ofllclll Boord l!uDda7 of IIIOIIIh, 7:io p,m,; .WBCS, ledond Hooda7 of moDtb, 7:10 p.m.: Eleanor ~ cle, seeoitd ~ay: Clau 12, tblrd Wedaeoday; ~ Clrole, fourth Tll1lnda7 llfletaoan: d1olr priCIIce, WtdDeldq, !.m = '::".:-:.= R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. I - Hui<:k 4 nr. lrnrd Tor. FACTOHY AIR CON DITIO NiN{;. \VIu•n \H' mean qualit.v wt' sa~· Elertra. and here :\·l erl" nn 2 Dr. llal'rl Top. On1· of !he clt•<m('st 64 model an .1wlwn•. Heautiful nwtaiiJ <: blue with matching bl ue a! l l"iHyl uphulstNy . USED CAR LOT - - $169 1964 Ford·F350 C ha ~sls. Dally SeniiDel, Pomeroy·lllldc11eport, 0 ., Dee. 2, 191111-t S.::,. I TRUCKS . IN AT 9- 0UT AT 5 New 66 Tempest - 64 Montclair GOBLE FORD Mhfdloport - big sa\·i n ~s . KEITH Lotust I Sve•mor,. • ·: ustum 4 Dr. Sf'dan. Famous IJ\"I'rhead ram 8 cvl . 66 Chevrolet •<~cl io 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Shl. Tran1. Cal) and ~ ----- - -"IWZ 8' .investi5alt'd II accidents result- ,ri.e"~ds · may ca ll at the home : The annual inspPrtion of nos. ber showing the department " l'lis' 'si§ter, Mrs. Pyles after ' worth Council :"lo. 46. 1\oyal members traveled 6,26 miles:5 6 p. m. today. and Seled )1aste rs, was held im•f'sligated 11 accidents result· lr'<.;.;iliOiliiOo...;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i 6 tyl, 4 whl!'tl dri ve Jfet-rinv, 4 Dr. Seda n. V8. Auto. Trans . Radio and Heater. 1 GASOLINE 64 Ford f.JOO Nttr ---1962Dodge - - 1963 Pontiac - - $1 1961 Ford 1 OF 6.5 Dodoe Dart 1 Dr Thundcrfield I 65 Mercury hmp~~t 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. PIANOS 63 Chevrolet ---- - 1957 Chevrolet o·Ies Th ursdav L acw•r sturino, whitew•ll = m: 1959 Ford R O _ _ _ . _. . . . . . . , ---·-· su:t, m II ~ew o Jeers Wl I c Ions I 500. 4 Dr B cvth,dl!r. auto. lr1ns. R1dio tnd hufttr, -------·-~- THC CHURCH I"OR ALt. and 7:30 p, m. llteraalely. Wednesd•y Pnr;er meeting AU. f'"OR THE CHURCH B•tblebem ••ptJSI Clnueb, Prayer meei!DJ Wed!!ttday at 7:30 p. m, Saturday. Pentecolkll Great Beml, Ref, c. L. o•eo,. 7:110 p. m. Epilcopol ~ &J...,bJr, - -lh ...... baWilccf.,.. kr....tlfOIIII~~nr..--. nor, pastor, Robert Lewis, Colombia Cbpel - ll'orsblp Grlet Eplsctpl Chareb dl... Rev, Paul E. Jooea, ,.. l>IIIIH ol.l(llritu.U w. l~~e~. Wjtltoul a at..,., Churcb. 1o:iLher d_,.,.acy Supt. 8:30 a.m. Morning wo~ oervlce eacb SWiday, 8:1$ a. PomtlOJ- Tbe Rev, Rlcblnl IGr. Somday Scbool 10 a. m.; 'l"f civili ... tinu. UR """'iv!l. 1.ber!l &N IDut ..,...,.. r-. 10hy _.,. ahi• ana Sllllday School. 1 p. m.; Somdsy Scbool 10 •· m.: B. MattiD, Recklr. Sanda)' Worship, Wednesday lll1d Jl'rl. 1•ra:t<1 lhtwld •llen<lrrvi.,.. ..,,,._ m. Even'"' ••rVIce, Thursday Youtb Service 1:15 p. m. Ev.,. Mo1'11111& PriJfl' llld Sermtn, dar. larly ar.d IUPflO<t !he Ch.....:h.. 'ft\IJ" aN: ! IJ 1'011 JU. owra 11b. {2) P.,.. 1:10 p.m. prayor mretlllg. IDs Worsblp 7 p, m, eacb SUI> !0:30 a. m. · 'Dt P n - CbareJ1 Midhi.dlildr-otft'IMk,., f3)Fur1M.U. <JI hit conlfltiUlil)' d ..UC.. '" day, EUB Letlrt Filii Metlltdlll dleport - Soutll A... , Rev. r or u. . - o1 llw a-m Jt.tM. ...rua. _.., iJi. ani ud -llriltl Carpeator BapUII Cblreb Freedom Golpel ~ BDterprlse EtJ11 Cb1ft11 ~ c..tp JaJDn r. ll:ldJ, pu. B. I. Burell, putoi: 8lmdaJ au~ Plu. ko p k> dnueb....,. - Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. g::,.~um::. Rd., ; Rev. Ml!llZel Slliiill, pailar. 11r _ II!TART FAW - w.... 8chnol 10 a. m.; 8uDdq ...,. illriJ 1114 Bill.! clal.l;r. Mol11ing worship 10:16 a.m. Wllford P~ So~l worsblp..nlce 8:110a. m.; SJm. llllp, 7:30 p, m. Swlda7 (ez. IIIII evqeliljlc .-vice, 7:30 ID a 1 '. llv ' IJilc j day Sdlool !O:al a. m. Youtb eept 2114 SlmdaJ); Churcb P. m.; Wedatsclay Bible lilody First 6aptlot Chute•, Mlddl...30 p :;., meetblg ';:10 Fellowlldp 6:30 p, m.: 8oJS Scbool ''Ill ., m, Scmday. 0111- 7:SO P· m., SUiurdar IIICbt Pray· port, ~· Donald Boone, p... ~ Tueoday. ' m.: Eviiii111J omtce, 7:10 p, lied ,i.vtce, 8:30 I. m., ~ et and WOI'Ihlp 7:30 p. m. tor, ounday School 9:15 a.m. Rallalld Mlsoloo _ .O llv e lll1d Glrlo Fellowsblp, 6:30 p. SuDdlf of IDODtb. EAST LJt. Pre1byterlma G~rge Baker, Supl. 10:1& a.m. NeWIIIID, ll11solonlll7 pulor; m., 211d 111clttb SuDdqs: lroutb TART - Wonblp, 8 p, m., 2l1d Middleport Flnt Ulliled l'ftl. "orslup Service; BYP 6 p.m.; Sunday SoOOII Cburcb fiJialld Cburell - Rev, Bow9,30 a. m.: Choir, 6:30 p. m. Wedlloday, and lib Thursdays; Evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; WIIJ'IIIlp !O:!I) I. m.; Preacb!ng Prayer Meetll1g, 7:30 p, m., ScltGtl, 9:30 .1. m, Swlda7. AP· lnl iluppelt, pastor; SU!lday Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer 7, 30 p, m.: Prayer service, Wedn~. PLE GROVE - Wondllp, 1 p, Sebotl 8:30 a. m., Fred Lewis, meet1111, !:30 p.m., choir prae· NO P m Wedllesday IIDI'IIIII Star EUB Cblft1l - m., lsi llld 3n1 'l'lnlrtdays: SUpt.: 10:110 a. m. Wanblp; bee. . • • • Rev. Menzel Smltb, putor: Cburcb S<hoo!, 1:30 a. m. Sun- 5:0 p, m. YF; Wed., 1:30 p. Flrlt lllpUol Cbareb Pom.. Chureh OJ Chrile Sunday Scblol, 8:0 a. m., Roy day. GREAT BEND - Wol' m. Jtmlor Choir; 7 p. m. Senroy _ Rev. Carver WUI11U1111. Bralllluey Chureb ol Cbtlsl- Vu Meter, SupL, Earl Sbuler, lldp 1:111 1. m., 1st and Jrd lor Choir. SUndll)' School 1:30 Ull 10:11. Larry Williams, mlD!ater; Bible Ass'!.; Moralng wonblp, 10:0 &tndars: Cbur<b School, 10:15 Syraeu.. Flnt Uall<d l'n!,. Wof'sblp service, 10•30 a. m.: School lll1d Momlng Worsblp, a. m.; Prayer meell!lll, 7:!1 p, a. m, Stmda)', MOUE CIIAPI!:L byieriBD Church - Rev, LiD· Nursery l11d Jtmlar Church lor 10:311 a. m.; CbrlstiaD Endeav· m. Thursday. Youlb Felltw!blp -worsblp, 11 o.m., 111 and 3n1 aon H. stebbins, pUklr. Worchildren. or, I P· m.; EvenlnB Wor- 7:30 P. m. Sunday. Slmdays; Churcb School 9:30 a !blp I a. m.; Sunday School, Ftnt Baplill Chareb, llaclnt, sblp, 1 P, m. Lotlrtdl• EtJll Churelo _ 11. Sunday. 10 a. m.; Bible Study aud pray. Re•. C. I. O'cennor, pastor, llemlocl! G r • ve l.'llrllllall Rev. Jack Young pastor· Mlntmflll lllelboclld Clllreb er oervice Sunday 7 p, m• Sunday School 8:30. Fmolt CJe. Cbureb - J111101 Quisenberry. '. ' llmls01WIIle l'nlbytorlan land, Supt.; 10:45 a. m. Mon> Worohip Service, 9:30 L m.: ~!]; At~~~ ~u; ;;:~~eO G. ~~~er;., ~ amrcb, Howard Ruppel~ ,.,. ll1g Worship· 6·30 p. m BYF SUnday ~bilOI, 10 L m., Stallblp 10 45 IDII 7 al _ , Scilool, ., klr. SUnday Schoo~ 10 I. m.· •nd Junior Fel~wsbip; p. m. ford Stoektoa, SUpt. aitor,;.lel~ ~.. lhl:..::ce~!a!.: Worship 7:30 p, m. ' Evenlnl Service· Wednuday Bradford Ch1treb ol Cbrb~ m s,...... MiJm - Earl en. 7:30 m., Pri,er MeeiiDC; Joe Robinson, miDistor; Hom- l11d pr~yer service, led by J1U' Jnlm Kimbler, pastor. Sunday klr, pastor. Wednesday IDII Jl'rl. p. SeD! Cbolt Prao. er Forrest, Supt.; Bible School klr, 7,311 P. m. Wedneedll)'. Scboel 1:30, Harold Ronsh, day services 7•30 p, m. . 8 30 · p. m. or 8·30 a. m.· Mom1ng Wenblp Cbrlsllllll Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. SUpt. : Allen Brawer, Ars'l, • · , IerChe~~ Pra~ a.~,. I0·30 a. m'· E:v-•·• Wonblp 3nl Salurday of mtntb. Supt., PreacbfDJ 7:30 p, m. SJm. Latter Day Satntl ' •-• • -..- • _... · ·• .._ ' Soatll Bltbel EUB CtaardllleorJilllzod Chordl of JetUs Parish - Warm G. ZIIID, 7 ~ 8'::; Wednesday 7 p. m. Bl- Rev. Jalt Young, p 1 , llaefll Melbodlsl Cbrel! - Cbrill of Laller 11aJ - . pastor. Worsblp oervicet lll'e: bl u.s:·~ 1 Chris lor: SUnday Scbool 9:45 a. m., Jotm W, Kimbler, putm: Sun· Josepb stobart, palllR', 1 mller 0 I - N01'1ll811 H. Bahr Supl• SUnday day Scbool 1:30 a. m.; l'n!acl> from RlclDe on Raclnl • PIJrl. HarUord Baptist I L m. DST; Lillie Kyger UCC t:IO EST. Bible ~aol 9:30 a. m. Preaei> Worship !O:t> ~ m, ~ 7:111 IDg 10:30 L m.; MYF 8 p, m.; 11D11 Rold. SUnday Schoo~ 1:30 <ilealliN Bapllll 10:0 EST. IIIII 10 ·~ a. m., first llld tblrd p. m. alteraately. Bible SludJ Prayer and Blblt Sludf, 7:111 p. a. m.; Wonblp 10:30 a. m., Churcb School at l!arllord, at City Churell ol Cbrlat ud Prayer llervice, led 111 pu. II. Wetlnerday. SUnday evening oervlce at 7 I 50 DST: Kfill' 10:11 ICST, Miller Street - Stmday Blbl; tor, 7:30 p, m. Thursday. lloel llpr!Dp llle1llodlsl- p, m.: Wed., worsbip service and Chultln 9:&5,JI;Bl'. Slu.., I , Ev-••· W Tippen Plllal EUB ~ <lleatll' Lemley, pastor; War at 7::11 p, m. Ml, IJJIIoa F.W.a\.~ "'' a. m., ....... ""'_ Rev Jaolt y lhlp oervlce 1::11 a. m.: SJm. R C'-L-r• SUndll)' Scbool I•.S il.m.. Earl lhlp, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Stud,v, ·~,. -~~ I:Jl!: day Scbool, 10•15 L m.. MYF ObiQJI ...,wore ' ..... ' 7:111 p, m. Wednelday. klr; ......y Wv•~P. '"" ' ' Oar Lady of ~ Mluloa With the hope it wUI, in 1ome rnetUUre, foster and help ,_ Starkey, SUpt.; Ev..._ 11'01' a. m.; Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m.: 1:30 P. m. Prayer and Bible Long 8otlom _ Rev. George sblp1 7:111 P. m. 111 ~ Col, Mlddl-' Charell o1 Chrflt, lloblrt VIDeyord, SUpt. Bible Stud¥, WIIIDeldq, 7:111 p, m. H. Shipman, Adm. _ !Iunday lain that which II good in family and community liJe, tim /llflo Layillao: YOIIIII PIIPiu meel- 5tb l11cl MaiD Streell - Do<> Study IDII Prayer ..mce. led 111111114 Mttbodfll CUrell - Muses: 10:111 a. m., 1 p, m. lure il 1ponsored by the bwr inesr firm• and organi:latlom IIIII IDII Bible SCud1, 7:111 p.m. aid Rlcb, miDistor; Bib Ia bJ pasklr, 7:111 p, m. 'l'aeedll)', Rev. C. J. Lemley, putar: Holy Days: 5 p, m. WMie name1 OP""'"' below, Flrlt llapiW C' . I, Blllaad Schoo~ l:llla. m., Kemlelb Mo. Adult Claa Meellq 7:30p.m. Churdllldlooii:OO a.m.; WCII' 81. Joltl't Cllloollo Mlaloo-1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...-_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 - ~· Samttel J. Jacklotl, J1U' Elhlmtey, SUpt.; l4tr!IIDg Wtll' Jut MnDdq ol -o., lblp service, 10:111 a. m. MYF Near GtlysviUe (Dutch Ridge); If klr. ~ 10rvlc:e 1:30 ~ m.: sb1D 10:10 a. m. EYCIIIDg Wtll' Syracue EUB a.t~o- ReY. lrlondar, 1:311 P. m. Rev. Frank Manier!, puklr, . Stllldiy Sdlanl 10 a. m~ Get- • 7 p. m, Prayer Service, Paol A. Sellen, pullr: SU. ffllla Melloodlol CUrell - Btmday Mw 10:30 a. m.; Holy trude Buller, Bllpl; Worship Wedn~, 7 p, m. day S<hoo~ l:al a. m.; Ilea Jobo W. Klmblor., pallor; 1\ln, 0., of OblipUOD f:al a.m.; . service t1 a. m. lllllld 2nd ,p - Cburdt o1 Cllrlsl - Quiaf'.Dberry, SUpt.: 10:111 a. m. Lester L. Rolllb, &!pt. Wor- Coolwloll, 10 bour bolore S1111d,t71111:M p. m. Baatlsl Jerry Masten, puklr; ~ lrforDJD& Wonblp oervJc:e, Ill oblp 1:15 a. m., lltmdq llcbool Mua. Lfncoln·Mercury.Comei·Englirh J'Md Trllli!DC 1JiiiOtl, Mn. 1111117 Scbool. 1:30 a. m., Olureb '!01' llld 3nl sandara ol.tlle. ·- lb. 10:15 a. m. Saleation Army Bakers at Holsum Bread 85 N. Court St. Athena SIIU801 Woadl, preitldeol. vice 10:111 a. m.: Cbr1111a11 ED- 7:10 p. m. Eve1llq Evqelll. OU: Grove MetWil& Ololnb fto loiYodol Arml £D. FAMILYI Art h LOVe (y l., llandotrd rtlift, wkil~ ,.,_, --- CAR FOR THE A L· nched j 64 Studebaker 4 Door, 6 n I rt A GOOD SECOND T ,• A t• ' a: 500. 4 Dr . B cylindt-r, 1ulo. tr•n1. Radic & Huler . whitewall lirtt~ Golf Emil Romans, vice pres1dent: Mrs. Stephen Hujik , secretary .and Mrs. Kenneth L. Roush, Chicken Dinner Is Prepared by M f Ch h ·~·- Baptial then 1 tre~surer. he mstalled durmg church wor· / ~~~: · deroratrd ·with rosrs Isylvanit~, and with Mr. an d1Bake ia ~~:~ St~re Saturday I Home /rom Alnlwm.a ship service this month and w'l' a~~ ens~ribrd. ··~l;.1ppy Birlh- !Mrs. C. R. f.ilbert. Mr. and ~ ~aar aber 3_ Everyon~ is wel~ ~ Mi's. Charles Searles return- take office on anuary 1, 1967. : left last week fur ecem if'd Tue.'>dav from Clanton, AI· Plans were made for tire ; dkl)", Bec: ky ., W;:tS 5l.,n·ed with !I Mrs . G1lbert t.~ l t d t b t' come. I. • h hd b . II . ice cream to tile guest.~. Party i San1sota. '" a. o spen . bama, where s e a een tmnua! Clm::~tltlas tree r mf r rs were gi\'E'n during the i winter. SUNDAY !called due to the unexpected ming to be held on Dec. 16 at av J · · · HAM SHOOT Sunday ~~c. 4. ' dea th of her father, Mr. M. C. 6:30p.m. at the r hurch with . .afternoon. d R ·· at noon at Forke un :-ipnrt s- llamilton, at the hospital there. the L.C. W. members a s~i sting : Prf"senl we:·e Ann Filrli. Ann i man Club. Sponsored. ,by Funeral s<>rvices were conduct- and in charge of refr£>shments.l 1 ;md Dougla s Wilson. Patty Roy · Drew Webstl.'r Post No. 39, t>d Wednesday, Nov. 23 atl Nt:~ meeting will be held In les, Martha ~r<Jwsl?J n. Lisa American Legion. All proN'crls Clanton. December as the tree trim- \ :'\a.,h. Tt>resa ~,!hs. Kathy PasIfor '·Gifts For Yanks" l1mrl ! Mrs. Searles made the trip ming will take plnce of the lPr Pemw ;md Debbie Jnhn- , 1for hospital\zed wtenms at · by planf' from Charleston , W. monthly meet mg. Hostess for : s;Jr;. SJnd~a Strwart. Sam my , en 0 UfC .Christmas time. Va. Mr. and \frs. Hamilton had !he J;muary meeting will bP · Liltlt- aml Be{"ky . M.:J r!tiLJ l3nr_!· · A rhirken di nner prepared by 'j M~KDAY visited here earlier in the yea r Mrs . .Jack Wi gal. i letl and .J udy Ta~· lur Wt'!"t' 111 the 111 en was !':ierved Wednes- . SALEM .CBNTER PTA meets with :\4r. and Mrs. Searles. A Bible study was held con ·. d,argP nl tht ganll's ilml \1r~ d . eveningpret'edlngthemeet- jMonday mght, Dec. 5 at 7·~ · Mrs.Se~rleswastakcntoChar· duding the lnst meeting of .)(rhn ~a~h :::-sisted :Vlrs. ~~~_rt· , ir~~r ol the \'i)ung Adull clm;s ot p. m . ~n th~ th.c~ne. "M~s~~ ; lt•s ton by Mr. and Mrs. Don thi.s }'tar ~Y Mrs. Schol?:. out· let\ 111th lht· Jmrt ~' .lo Md\m. · t in~ Pllnwnry First Bapllst Wl11le We Fare Cr~tiC'<tl l s~ ues Becker. gomg prestder.t. Mrs. Schcl !z ll\' stnl a gilt hut \\'<lS unable :rl1llrch . with the Hev. Carver in Our Democrucy.' DevotiOns has gc rved as pre.c:idcnt for lu mtend . lwi lli: nns asking grace . A sur-· will be givf'n_ by \Irs. Auclre~' the past fivp years ol th·~l ! pri se of the evening was a dec- , Hay~s. HlghhJ::l_l t \\Ill' be . 0 L.C. w. She has been elected . I ',,, .. ,, . ,od hirthda\.' cake presenled ' mUSICal by P.Uptl s .und! r din (' " · ' nresident of the urutt'd Church 1' l)lt'sant \'alley llospllfl ' 11 \0 On' il l Wiles who was obser·. ~ion or Maunta Miller. . voca Women Council !n Point PleasArlmi.;~ions - i\ onc ving hi s birthd;l ~'· : mstrurtor . Refreshments. wil l fC 30 ant for the commg yea r. . . . Devot ions hy 1\·Irs. Harold W.! bP served. F.veryone IS wei. .I lll!'('hargf's - \I rs . Ll<lyton ' I l Vopened the meeting. She: come. PT. PLEASAT A civil I ~.darn .; Bult<tln: CharlP~ l..t'.oP: r~~~~~:A Jieart less Cily." rrom ! appe;1l and a rivil J~tion ha'IE' I Uf :1 rd. 1'1. Plf'asant : i\·lr<: . Le ~U:·r The Guidepost ilnd "A Letter • . TtJESD:\Y tf>ton fi led in ~he nl f1ct~ of thc 1 l·:rre lt. Pt . Plril Sil nt · .l;nN'~ ' :o C hri ~ t. "' from Tile Secret LAUREL CLifF BETTEn , t_"ir('uit Clrrk. :\leCIU I'P . Pt. Pleasant. Plat·e and dO-'I.'d with prayer . Health club will have it s annunl! ThP apJX'ill is styled Mnr! Pl ;ms wPre ma de fo r a Chri~l-! Cllristmas dinner n\ Bailey 's I shall Arrin gton vs. Richarri P. J ; m; 1s parjy at the parsonage, rPslaurant. Tue ~ dily at 6:30 p.' \ewell and Federal Mutual In · PT. PLEASA~T - Funpr:tl l .~ t he dille to be announced. m., followed by a par ly And $1 ~u r;ml 'i' Comoany of D('calur. f:ervicc-s for Artl111r Donal~ 1 eWURLITZER : AI !he close of the biJ siness ~ift exchnng.e in lhe party room . Ill. ln a hParing before .Justi ce ' Love, ~5. of Gallipolis, formerly ~r~~ i on . ~lidt·~ were shown by HEEDSV.:I.LE WSCS will , of Peare J. S. Colley, Sr., tbf' of Mason Cou nty, will ht· hP.ld e BAlOW IN Hll'fwrd Fml<tW anri Orv~l Wiles have a bazaar and b;~ke Sllle ill , p l <~in l iff was awarded judg- Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Con· end OTHER FAMOU~ .t\ltl'nding were lhm,(~ named the former resi(!ence of Dorsrl ! meni <igains t the defefldanl'l in ' cord Baptist Ch urch with thr BRANDS ab(1ve , and ~lr. . ~nd _Mrs. Wi~· Heibe!· Tuesday, Dre. fi, !rum ! th e s11 m of $155.46 and _the de· t _ Rev. Cl?renc:- Dill1~n offi('ial· ·l' l l1;1m Slwntl an .11 ., ~·11 . and. Mr~ . 1 until 9 p. m. ft>nda1 1ts are now appealing that mg. Bunal w1ll be m Conrord I Calr in smw. on, 'Mrs . Car~er . Wt:DNESDAY I judp,-mcnl. I cemetery. 1WJII wms, Mrs. R1r hard t'lll· ! MIDDU:PURT JOLLY Bunch The rivll action is styled, Mr. Love. an employee of thl' ' .. flctory rr•in•d Senite.. l<~ w . \'Irs. Orval Wiles, Mrs. I I a ~· Stwing Club will h;~ve its an- Town of Hendf'rson, ex ret Un· l Point Towing Com pany or 1 PHONE l~ JACKSON. 0. ry Bailt'.\", l~awld_ ~V . Lemley nua l Christmas dinner an? par_- :r.n ('orwrete Pipe Com p;my v~. I Kanauga, Ohio, dieil unexpect- 1 'i;;~iiiiii::.:::=::;~::;;,:;:;_,,:":;,:"":..;:~::fr.::s._::O::,Irv:.:•:_'_:~:::h::.ch.::a.:.el.:.."""'"I ty Wednesd<Jy, Dec. 7. . f ollov. -i 1\ . L. J\-loon', Inc ., Helpre. Oh10 edly Thursday at the home of ing dmner. ttn:~ gruup wtll go to 1and Hartford Accident a r'H1 1a friend. 1• the hm:1e of \ Irs. Shirley Milb ; Jud('mn.ity of ltarttord, Con~ . 1 He wgs born in Hender:;on,' lor a ~Jrl~· cmd g1ft exdwr1_g:e . The pl:lintlff jo; demandmg! W. Va . on Odober :10, 1911 , The ~lub recl'llily. mad!" a _ sto 1j 11dgmfn t in the amount oft thec' eon 'Of ·the latl.! Wilson and ' dona\1011 to the \hddil'porL h rt . !!i2 ,36~J9 interest <md costs. ®athy .sines ·Love. me n. S&tvivors' •Jnclude ' t h r e e ~ REPORT MADE ·brotht r~. ·George Lov~, Hcnd1 i PT. PLF.ASA NT - The Ma~ mon; Ray Love, Plain Cit y, • Jon County Sheriff's depar t ment ~Ohlo: ·n ooert_ ~?ve. Columbus. ~ has released thri r ctivity re- '" l}h(i · one:~ sister, Mr~. E thyl :port for the mon th of Novem- . Gallipolis Ferry·. W. Va. ! ·····-~- Sentinel Church News Association sponsoring the af. asked to bring sn.ack tr~ys. 'Thank Off~rmg s~v1ce cond~:· ed by t11e .president, M · Frank .Scholz. . : Officers for t~e commg year 1 were elected with Mrs .Jack Wiga1 named president; . Mr~. 1 The ''• fair. Club Donee F.; vent Is December 1 Otlt PT. PLEASANT -· The St. Peter'~ Lutheran Church W~~ . ., __ - ·- •• -,...-..- I'Oalero7, 0. ',· . ~~'''Iii "Al �' 1 '' ' ' •• ·.~ .. - .::. ,. ·~ • l '· .I '' d .;< :. ,, ' ' ..... - ··-- -- - - - - - tO-Daily Sentinel, WANT AD INFORMA liON 1 p WANTED! PIAUI.INII o 11 ~ e~re I'VDIIcll..ll HI. "'""""' oe,ollnl t'" CA .. CI:LLATIOMI wu Of -~~· .t.. Ill Wo hovo sevorol doslroblo openings II 1 result of moving to our new building. We expect to move our service department shortly. Below Is I 1111 of job• we ntod Ia fill: COIIReCTIOJd otup.._lll "ntll f ;ot A. M. D•v ,. Publlcer._.. IIII,QI.IlAfiONI ffM "'"bll&hlt• ' - " " liM .,..., oci!O o• "''"'' 1ft~ Ull ,..,...., 10 Errort 0 n 0oouanablll rt'POrt•o ornmHI"II' !•he< ~n• "'"" eMechanics eLubeMon eCar Washer e Front End Alignment e Wheel Balancing e Bear Frame Men e Truck Mechanic Good wages, paid holidays, group life Ins., Bluo Cross & Blue Shield, Voluntary rotlromont pion ana many other benefitJ. fM .., .. not De r. .pOMIIUI for w11• ml>" "'ovJO . . trtMniCNI oi\CIIrTKt l(lolil~ ,. 01 -N1n1 Ad .,..,let • CIA • Ill' Nlllrtl ~n1 11\ .. rtlell Monunum <,; ht•lt 6D c•nts n o• Pf! • ..o~ll •o• o llrH couutO~• onseriool'll ~·; ctnt O>tCOU AI <tA ... Uil edt ~"~ to• .,aoo wllll•~ I~ dtya. n o;; 1 Jl oHA,.IU & OBIIU .. Rif!) I U •or~ 'lllnlmum Etcto l" "O J> 1 ' ·o· '"' '""'''~"'' ,.oro lc O ~t1Ct 'IOVR$ a !~ A lit\ IO ) :(10 P , ...... .:: ~·, t:Jo "' M IUIIY ' ---:For:--:e:-:............- ' ;::.::..;.:---~ HE'6 IN TH'HOU6E- :I: AIN'T GO!" TH'SLI6fi!EST IDEE, KERNEL-· GOASTHIM Get Exira Cash The Want Ad Way 8usin~ss Services 0., Dec. 2, 1968 , THI IIARNEY 00001.1 1nd SNUm SMITH --·- -~· OILIN' UP HIS ~ORESELF ELECTROLUX sweeper, on i wheels, pop out paper bags, dual cleaning tools for rugs, I furniture, dusting, etc. Only S payments left of $6.99 each. PII. ooz.268S, 12 2 tfc From the Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. I -BlAEnNARS HARlEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDl SALB & SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT 81 ONI Of rH& NleESl P~DPLEI . , CA~ BLAETTNARS Rawlings Honcl1 Sllli I WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOUTRVINGTODO? DICK RAWLINGS . • Pomeroy, 0. RADIATOR . ,, ' CLEAN SERVICE ~R 11 ONLY TAK&S ~ · lh HOW11 SCHN&IDEI NUMBER OI.E AlllD DOIIl'T 'TOO FORGET IT! Motor Co. 65 vw $1495 Delux 2 door Sedan. Low mileage by 1 local owner, spotless clean interior, radio, clean dork blue fin., just like new tbroughout. I 64 CHEVROLET ---- $1795 Impala 4 Dr. Sierra Gold,finis~t with .spotless clea~ match· ing interior, new W.W. bres, v8 engme, automatil! trans., puwer steering, radio and beater. See tbls sharp ear now $1395 62 BUICK Invicla Conv. Cpe. White fini9h, r~ interiOr, U~e new tires, power steering and brakes automatic traD8., radio and heater, good top. Drive a Buick at only $1S95. en in, 19116 model ped stereo. 'lbis set haa . speaker system, dual volume COillrol, lovely walnut finish, used only 6 months. Take over payments ol 11.25 per week or pay balance due $79.44. can Lunch Should Bo listing your finn's servjces · lbe Dally Sentinel's Business Service column. 10 10 11[ a Time- to Relax -iuenoNEEB · Complete llervk:o 992-3218. 11 28 6tc Crill Krttdtoro Write, Proae ar Coalael A. 1. ~RADFORD .Raoloe, Olllo I I IVHO .SAID AIJYlHIIJG ABa.Jr 'rtlU? I'M NUMB~R OIJE! f 12 2 3tc 15 J<'T. Plywood boat. adrift in Ohio River. Ph. 992-S6:l7. 12 2 3tp \tU ME<'IfJ THAT REGARD!.E!;S OF "THE ~EMS AROLIIJD ME I SHOUlD AlWAYS 1HIIJK Of MYSELF FIRST? WORLD 'IWR FIRST RE"SA::#JSIBILITY IS lll Ga>Dl:i.D Pomeroy QUALITY d6 GASUI.IN! ALLEY LIST"W, KID, TAKE MV AtiJic£... ACRE house with bath, 3 miles Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Phone 1192-71169. 12 2 6tc A business lun ch doesn't ha\•e to be all work not with our tempting [ood: Make busi nes•; a pleasure . _. eat here. Bring the family here for Sunday dinner. Ill I,. ... MU, Ito. f .oo_ lof, U.t POl Olf. 1'2.-:a. . THE lORN LOS1!11 DICK iRACY lty CHESTER GOI' ILD Polrls (Bolloyl Colllno PHONE WY 2-3974 218 E. Main Helen Bailey ' ly ART SAI\ISOM HAILEY'S RESTAUilANT Open Suncby 10:00 to 6:30 • l!y HAROLD GRAY (' 1::-T0f~ I OC.N"T ' (OJ tlJ!"ICE , C!-';:"T(IN'? VI£ HNE IJ. HI,W M OM~~!.' If~ c:tJQ ;:,e<l-1 ~ r! TK15 IS AI''H~ 1 !:::; C- c:..:::~o:l '·' , I PLE;:_sE OPErl CAN"f YO.I SAY ' :'OJR DOOQ 1 HELLO TO S.OME A'i AI..~: t-US OII?TY LA!l'IDR¥1 C'M'ol'i: lt:T"S GO UPST.O.II?tl : I J:EE:i. CHILLY HERE! I 7. Ja.panese loiMd group 8.Crayon 9. :utt wit.b effort - :lti.Cower nre 511• Continues -plot :IS.:18.1!110Wm ILIM' · ·-41.18- 31. ..,_. elt7 --- ii H(l( l\1 house with bJilh, fur- ;md gar<J~e, 255 W. Main 'i1. f•,~m eroy . Ohio. Phone oolloq. 41 . Fluff E house and bath, 840 Main St., Pomeroy, 0. \\'r;:o· 4\ Mound St., Athens, 0 ., or call 592-1176. It 30 6tp 4 ROO,.t unfurni shed apartment in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. 11 t6 Uc TRAILER space on Brownell Ave., Midd1e[!Orl Ph. 99221i20. 11 10 Uc J,!OOERN 2 bedroom home, Pomei"O)', 0. Ph. 992-21103 day or 99U702 eveninss. Ulllo -· •· ·• "•"'''· •v· -«+...ttF- • ... o• ' • MASON, W. VA. ~llACT. _....,. ... ... · ~ Is the Second Best Shape iu Italy quite proper for afamily 1Ra1 and all equipment, two etery bUilding wltb foot front, 100 foot deptb East Main, Pomeroy. $15,1100. Can finance. Telephone :1120or992-119011. LOMO:I"JILLOW r lllmply ltaadl for •notlw.la. tldl-pJe A. II Ulll. f .,. . - ~-ee L't, X ft1r tile twa 0'1, etc. BlDI\t lettem. eptruphie!:i, t.bt leDith llDd ron.uon ~ tlle _ . . . . . . ~data. ~day t.be eode 1etten ae dlffermL A. GAllS w cqvc: QllthM• avc:o •• .,., V:tt:A ALY:ttWO J'll'f'f OQSQTA AS QYO AOCB J'll'f'f.-KOTTRL -Dill }".......,. Q)pllp - J'ft.A.OitAlft' ,... IW\'I'II.anti!R son SHOWIIIJUl-JIIL'I'OI< to h'S:!~ ....... ~ · ~·- \ _ __ , __ ,. _ _ _ _ _ ______ _ _ _ .. _ _ _.. J¢... ~ • .4.( . ...... . . . ... .. ... . ...-. , ,, . ····· , ~ 3 speed In~~:: BSR changer, payments of $1.50 per or pay balance due $119. Ph. -•· 1111 Uc no at all, on carpets ·eleanetl wllb Blue Lustre. Rent eleclrlc ohampooer, $1. Cement Bllick Co. Bille, cbaoger. I on carpets cleaned with Blue Rent electric lbmapooer $1. Baker lUre Co, . II 28 SIC wtre. THE BANK. LOAN I~ 51GN '7\lfM A3.A!N. KNOW HOW '5CRR'( - ::; "L.- "'CIJ TO Tr-115 i 1<'8UBLE1 G:::NE:'?AL. i:J THANK YOli. ~.-1~0::: N0'14!NG OF IT IVINKL:.. I~~ A M.Af<I?!ED r\II.AN MVSEL=. I f P'Jat noo-R Sedan no ..n at 5.. PFI<RY. WEtL P!JLL o;:c: t I DO\'i SPIT: m: YOUR o\','FE -5CAt?E.L:%'1/!:SS _ By RALPH HEIMDAHL IT'S-.( 0\ILY 0!\E E¥erY family man 19 mtereattd II......., .... • II ... \ G05f-1 , 51'Z WE SURE THINK SO I iut-- Hen'1 to WGik lk AXYDL.AA:tta ~- ___ ' tures, new beer IIMLY CBYnOQVOTI!l - QR 1-!=r?E:: A~'Cl'7'wER COP'YO:: ..HE FLY 10 WA:;Y IN6 · TON. WE'VE /li?IV\NGED FOR 11-!E: OFtiCIALS 10 POMEROY Restaurant, and 2 permits, modern apartment. By BRANNER FURNITURE CO. I 42. Encloeure!l DOWN LK!ndo< 1 ~00~1 WINNIE WINKLE 0 39. Elevate& 40. Eyeglauee: It 27 Sic r MASON DISCOUNTS or wisdom 11 30 Jtc I ' ,H'! ' All prices are plus tal ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR 992-2181 ,, - List 27.45 ... ..... sale 11.65 elty No rx'L S. Ph. IJ92-:l092. lallnet en Convenient Ttrma -· 4 ROOM furnished apartment 25. Pert girl with bath, In Pomeroy. Ph. :n.MIIer,ror one !it"l-:197.1 or 992-2571. 12 1 tfc 30. Cblneae dyn.uty 2 BEDROOM house trailer, aU Sl . Clerical utilil1rs furnished , ncar shophea.dg~ ping area. Ph. 992-3346 aft- 32. Indefinite. art.io:le er5p.m. t21 tfc [ 33.Epochs FL1 H~ I S HED apartment, 4 1' :«. GreeUnr roTJtm and bath, utilities fur- 1:)_ Its ea.p\t.al nisher!, close to business dis· 31. None god lm! $299 t30.00 Down - Nylon Black """" --- ONLY IN!Ox13 tubeleu 23.P......,._ 12 2 3tc --=~~~-- ..• ....lone- 311.0ood ... loek 18. 8 11 M'M pr.-.t:: _... ,_.... coln: abbr. · tt.Spruoe Bailey 992-3406. New name 2'1. Be- 2\l,s.at 17. Evensong U.ot& 20. Abfwu tailor JO,Saucy 21. Skilled 22. Con1etlet'at6 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 ROOMS COOJitry 111. Hide 20.Seed 22. Glrfl poetry :11\,- 1 ROOM house and bath, 1128 Harry r5. Flie!l aloft works lt. Man'l For Rent Ph. abbr. - Red j rou Fox, $1.30: i 18. A 118lt· Coon, $1.50; Rats, $1.20. Bill Bailey. P. 0. Box 14, Reedsville, 0. 11 30 Stp ' •' position: lO.TheOld- 6. Firat 11ame iJII Buckel Amvlcm 12. FeDCer' a Wanted HIDE8;-$1.50-, DEER Fox, $3; Gray .,... lll. ,..... 2 .. Employ 3.Pieceout 4i.BuebaD ACROSS BABY SITTER, to live in, care i } ,Club for 2 smal1 children. Prefer 1 """"'"' Exchange ()]der lady, Ph. 992-2485 or · fi. 9.s..d 992-3223. 11 30 3tc coverings wrn., drlws. And FIAT 11()()..R sedan eWes hill liON ..... features at no extra cost ttl an anY. otherFeatures like; Fro-m disC brakes.·I._M.., .IIIIed head and taltl\ghts. Wlndeh\ekl washert. 8aflty attering column. Padd&d aun\rieOf't. 4-wtlf ••lfUIP~ !!asher syetem. And marff·..Ore. . s",.,.,.,;..,.,M~ttGO-IYOii.ir­ DI!W£ ir NIIAY! • SMITH'E FIAT ~ ' ...... \ Sales & Stryice 1Mile,Above The Sliver Bridge In K•n•ug•,,O. • ., ' -~-·· I ~ ···i:··:-•'¥1' ' ~ ··~,., ..~ ~ ' ., .. '" I A \I IEW! Iii •• \:A~~ S?- WHEN 'fOU GET CXJr IIJ "THE day. Ph. 992·3261. ly AL MiDD~:.t~\'1 ' Phone 99'2-2143 POMEROY, OHIO Ill' h- I'MTRVINGTO RELAXWil\lA600D !IOOK.WATSWHA11M TRVlNo TO DO! , MARRIE2) I YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER tS1GNS I . ........... ( HIM?:;- Pomeroy Motor Company T\\'0 BEAf.LE hounds, straight . h ·~~. on<' predominantly w1th some brown, olher is whiLe and black. answer to names ''Queeny " and "Jewf'll", losl back of Racine Mon- .- .. :· LI'L AINU ONE MINUTI ond F<>und I o< l ' ' 11611 Zig Ziig Sewing maclline, _ _..;..:.::._..:,..::::.:.: ____ , Salesman's , demonetrators. 1 Wblle lbey .4asl. These macll1 . YORKSHIRE pigs, 7 weeks Illes ~~ippe<l .to zig zag, Experloncod old, 112 eacll. Phone Harris""' make buttonholes; darn, emRADIATOR ville, 811U279. 12 2 3te broider, etc. Pay just 150 or SERVICE If you wish monthly payments can be arranged. Call 992· 3218. 11 28 6tc . "" to n:Ot ltloo~ 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 ' 6HOOTIN' IRON ol • SO fAS'I' TO .. L ACt A ll t"I L 1 PIOOvCINGI WAN1 AD WILLETS ' �' 1 '' ' ' •• ·.~ .. - .::. ,. ·~ • l '· .I '' d .;< :. ,, ' ' ..... - ··-- -- - - - - - tO-Daily Sentinel, WANT AD INFORMA liON 1 p WANTED! PIAUI.INII o 11 ~ e~re I'VDIIcll..ll HI. "'""""' oe,ollnl t'" CA .. CI:LLATIOMI wu Of -~~· .t.. Ill Wo hovo sevorol doslroblo openings II 1 result of moving to our new building. We expect to move our service department shortly. Below Is I 1111 of job• we ntod Ia fill: COIIReCTIOJd otup.._lll "ntll f ;ot A. M. D•v ,. Publlcer._.. IIII,QI.IlAfiONI ffM "'"bll&hlt• ' - " " liM .,..., oci!O o• "''"'' 1ft~ Ull ,..,...., 10 Errort 0 n 0oouanablll rt'POrt•o ornmHI"II' !•he< ~n• "'"" eMechanics eLubeMon eCar Washer e Front End Alignment e Wheel Balancing e Bear Frame Men e Truck Mechanic Good wages, paid holidays, group life Ins., Bluo Cross & Blue Shield, Voluntary rotlromont pion ana many other benefitJ. fM .., .. not De r. .pOMIIUI for w11• ml>" "'ovJO . . trtMniCNI oi\CIIrTKt l(lolil~ ,. 01 -N1n1 Ad .,..,let • CIA • Ill' Nlllrtl ~n1 11\ .. rtlell Monunum <,; ht•lt 6D c•nts n o• Pf! • ..o~ll •o• o llrH couutO~• onseriool'll ~·; ctnt O>tCOU AI <tA ... Uil edt ~"~ to• .,aoo wllll•~ I~ dtya. n o;; 1 Jl oHA,.IU & OBIIU .. Rif!) I U •or~ 'lllnlmum Etcto l" "O J> 1 ' ·o· '"' '""'''~"'' ,.oro lc O ~t1Ct 'IOVR$ a !~ A lit\ IO ) :(10 P , ...... .:: ~·, t:Jo "' M IUIIY ' ---:For:--:e:-:............- ' ;::.::..;.:---~ HE'6 IN TH'HOU6E- :I: AIN'T GO!" TH'SLI6fi!EST IDEE, KERNEL-· GOASTHIM Get Exira Cash The Want Ad Way 8usin~ss Services 0., Dec. 2, 1968 , THI IIARNEY 00001.1 1nd SNUm SMITH --·- -~· OILIN' UP HIS ~ORESELF ELECTROLUX sweeper, on i wheels, pop out paper bags, dual cleaning tools for rugs, I furniture, dusting, etc. Only S payments left of $6.99 each. PII. ooz.268S, 12 2 tfc From the Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. I -BlAEnNARS HARlEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES HONDl SALB & SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT 81 ONI Of rH& NleESl P~DPLEI . , CA~ BLAETTNARS Rawlings Honcl1 Sllli I WHAT ON EARTH ARE YOUTRVINGTODO? DICK RAWLINGS . • Pomeroy, 0. RADIATOR . ,, ' CLEAN SERVICE ~R 11 ONLY TAK&S ~ · lh HOW11 SCHN&IDEI NUMBER OI.E AlllD DOIIl'T 'TOO FORGET IT! Motor Co. 65 vw $1495 Delux 2 door Sedan. Low mileage by 1 local owner, spotless clean interior, radio, clean dork blue fin., just like new tbroughout. I 64 CHEVROLET ---- $1795 Impala 4 Dr. Sierra Gold,finis~t with .spotless clea~ match· ing interior, new W.W. bres, v8 engme, automatil! trans., puwer steering, radio and beater. See tbls sharp ear now $1395 62 BUICK Invicla Conv. Cpe. White fini9h, r~ interiOr, U~e new tires, power steering and brakes automatic traD8., radio and heater, good top. Drive a Buick at only $1S95. en in, 19116 model ped stereo. 'lbis set haa . speaker system, dual volume COillrol, lovely walnut finish, used only 6 months. Take over payments ol 11.25 per week or pay balance due $79.44. can Lunch Should Bo listing your finn's servjces · lbe Dally Sentinel's Business Service column. 10 10 11[ a Time- to Relax -iuenoNEEB · Complete llervk:o 992-3218. 11 28 6tc Crill Krttdtoro Write, Proae ar Coalael A. 1. ~RADFORD .Raoloe, Olllo I I IVHO .SAID AIJYlHIIJG ABa.Jr 'rtlU? I'M NUMB~R OIJE! f 12 2 3tc 15 J<'T. Plywood boat. adrift in Ohio River. Ph. 992-S6:l7. 12 2 3tp \tU ME<'IfJ THAT REGARD!.E!;S OF "THE ~EMS AROLIIJD ME I SHOUlD AlWAYS 1HIIJK Of MYSELF FIRST? WORLD 'IWR FIRST RE"SA::#JSIBILITY IS lll Ga>Dl:i.D Pomeroy QUALITY d6 GASUI.IN! ALLEY LIST"W, KID, TAKE MV AtiJic£... ACRE house with bath, 3 miles Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Phone 1192-71169. 12 2 6tc A business lun ch doesn't ha\•e to be all work not with our tempting [ood: Make busi nes•; a pleasure . _. eat here. Bring the family here for Sunday dinner. Ill I,. ... MU, Ito. f .oo_ lof, U.t POl Olf. 1'2.-:a. . THE lORN LOS1!11 DICK iRACY lty CHESTER GOI' ILD Polrls (Bolloyl Colllno PHONE WY 2-3974 218 E. Main Helen Bailey ' ly ART SAI\ISOM HAILEY'S RESTAUilANT Open Suncby 10:00 to 6:30 • l!y HAROLD GRAY (' 1::-T0f~ I OC.N"T ' (OJ tlJ!"ICE , C!-';:"T(IN'? VI£ HNE IJ. HI,W M OM~~!.' If~ c:tJQ ;:,e<l-1 ~ r! TK15 IS AI''H~ 1 !:::; C- c:..:::~o:l '·' , I PLE;:_sE OPErl CAN"f YO.I SAY ' :'OJR DOOQ 1 HELLO TO S.OME A'i AI..~: t-US OII?TY LA!l'IDR¥1 C'M'ol'i: lt:T"S GO UPST.O.II?tl : I J:EE:i. CHILLY HERE! I 7. Ja.panese loiMd group 8.Crayon 9. :utt wit.b effort - :lti.Cower nre 511• Continues -plot :IS.:18.1!110Wm ILIM' · ·-41.18- 31. ..,_. elt7 --- ii H(l( l\1 house with bJilh, fur- ;md gar<J~e, 255 W. Main 'i1. f•,~m eroy . Ohio. Phone oolloq. 41 . Fluff E house and bath, 840 Main St., Pomeroy, 0. \\'r;:o· 4\ Mound St., Athens, 0 ., or call 592-1176. It 30 6tp 4 ROO,.t unfurni shed apartment in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. 11 t6 Uc TRAILER space on Brownell Ave., Midd1e[!Orl Ph. 99221i20. 11 10 Uc J,!OOERN 2 bedroom home, Pomei"O)', 0. Ph. 992-21103 day or 99U702 eveninss. Ulllo -· •· ·• "•"'''· •v· -«+...ttF- • ... o• ' • MASON, W. VA. ~llACT. _....,. ... ... · ~ Is the Second Best Shape iu Italy quite proper for afamily 1Ra1 and all equipment, two etery bUilding wltb foot front, 100 foot deptb East Main, Pomeroy. $15,1100. Can finance. Telephone :1120or992-119011. LOMO:I"JILLOW r lllmply ltaadl for •notlw.la. tldl-pJe A. II Ulll. f .,. . - ~-ee L't, X ft1r tile twa 0'1, etc. BlDI\t lettem. eptruphie!:i, t.bt leDith llDd ron.uon ~ tlle _ . . . . . . ~data. ~day t.be eode 1etten ae dlffermL A. GAllS w cqvc: QllthM• avc:o •• .,., V:tt:A ALY:ttWO J'll'f'f OQSQTA AS QYO AOCB J'll'f'f.-KOTTRL -Dill }".......,. Q)pllp - J'ft.A.OitAlft' ,... IW\'I'II.anti!R son SHOWIIIJUl-JIIL'I'OI< to h'S:!~ ....... ~ · ~·- \ _ __ , __ ,. _ _ _ _ _ ______ _ _ _ .. _ _ _.. J¢... ~ • .4.( . ...... . . . ... .. ... . ...-. , ,, . ····· , ~ 3 speed In~~:: BSR changer, payments of $1.50 per or pay balance due $119. Ph. -•· 1111 Uc no at all, on carpets ·eleanetl wllb Blue Lustre. Rent eleclrlc ohampooer, $1. Cement Bllick Co. Bille, cbaoger. I on carpets cleaned with Blue Rent electric lbmapooer $1. Baker lUre Co, . II 28 SIC wtre. THE BANK. LOAN I~ 51GN '7\lfM A3.A!N. KNOW HOW '5CRR'( - ::; "L.- "'CIJ TO Tr-115 i 1<'8UBLE1 G:::NE:'?AL. i:J THANK YOli. ~.-1~0::: N0'14!NG OF IT IVINKL:.. I~~ A M.Af<I?!ED r\II.AN MVSEL=. I f P'Jat noo-R Sedan no ..n at 5.. PFI<RY. WEtL P!JLL o;:c: t I DO\'i SPIT: m: YOUR o\','FE -5CAt?E.L:%'1/!:SS _ By RALPH HEIMDAHL IT'S-.( 0\ILY 0!\E E¥erY family man 19 mtereattd II......., .... • II ... \ G05f-1 , 51'Z WE SURE THINK SO I iut-- Hen'1 to WGik lk AXYDL.AA:tta ~- ___ ' tures, new beer IIMLY CBYnOQVOTI!l - QR 1-!=r?E:: A~'Cl'7'wER COP'YO:: ..HE FLY 10 WA:;Y IN6 · TON. WE'VE /li?IV\NGED FOR 11-!E: OFtiCIALS 10 POMEROY Restaurant, and 2 permits, modern apartment. By BRANNER FURNITURE CO. I 42. Encloeure!l DOWN LK!ndo< 1 ~00~1 WINNIE WINKLE 0 39. Elevate& 40. Eyeglauee: It 27 Sic r MASON DISCOUNTS or wisdom 11 30 Jtc I ' ,H'! ' All prices are plus tal ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR 992-2181 ,, - List 27.45 ... ..... sale 11.65 elty No rx'L S. Ph. IJ92-:l092. lallnet en Convenient Ttrma -· 4 ROOM furnished apartment 25. Pert girl with bath, In Pomeroy. Ph. :n.MIIer,ror one !it"l-:197.1 or 992-2571. 12 1 tfc 30. Cblneae dyn.uty 2 BEDROOM house trailer, aU Sl . Clerical utilil1rs furnished , ncar shophea.dg~ ping area. Ph. 992-3346 aft- 32. Indefinite. art.io:le er5p.m. t21 tfc [ 33.Epochs FL1 H~ I S HED apartment, 4 1' :«. GreeUnr roTJtm and bath, utilities fur- 1:)_ Its ea.p\t.al nisher!, close to business dis· 31. None god lm! $299 t30.00 Down - Nylon Black """" --- ONLY IN!Ox13 tubeleu 23.P......,._ 12 2 3tc --=~~~-- ..• ....lone- 311.0ood ... loek 18. 8 11 M'M pr.-.t:: _... ,_.... coln: abbr. · tt.Spruoe Bailey 992-3406. New name 2'1. Be- 2\l,s.at 17. Evensong U.ot& 20. Abfwu tailor JO,Saucy 21. Skilled 22. Con1etlet'at6 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. 3 ROOMS COOJitry 111. Hide 20.Seed 22. Glrfl poetry :11\,- 1 ROOM house and bath, 1128 Harry r5. Flie!l aloft works lt. Man'l For Rent Ph. abbr. - Red j rou Fox, $1.30: i 18. A 118lt· Coon, $1.50; Rats, $1.20. Bill Bailey. P. 0. Box 14, Reedsville, 0. 11 30 Stp ' •' position: lO.TheOld- 6. Firat 11ame iJII Buckel Amvlcm 12. FeDCer' a Wanted HIDE8;-$1.50-, DEER Fox, $3; Gray .,... lll. ,..... 2 .. Employ 3.Pieceout 4i.BuebaD ACROSS BABY SITTER, to live in, care i } ,Club for 2 smal1 children. Prefer 1 """"'"' Exchange ()]der lady, Ph. 992-2485 or · fi. 9.s..d 992-3223. 11 30 3tc coverings wrn., drlws. And FIAT 11()()..R sedan eWes hill liON ..... features at no extra cost ttl an anY. otherFeatures like; Fro-m disC brakes.·I._M.., .IIIIed head and taltl\ghts. Wlndeh\ekl washert. 8aflty attering column. Padd&d aun\rieOf't. 4-wtlf ••lfUIP~ !!asher syetem. And marff·..Ore. . s",.,.,.,;..,.,M~ttGO-IYOii.ir­ DI!W£ ir NIIAY! • SMITH'E FIAT ~ ' ...... \ Sales & Stryice 1Mile,Above The Sliver Bridge In K•n•ug•,,O. • ., ' -~-·· I ~ ···i:··:-•'¥1' ' ~ ··~,., ..~ ~ ' ., .. '" I A \I IEW! Iii •• \:A~~ S?- WHEN 'fOU GET CXJr IIJ "THE day. Ph. 992·3261. ly AL MiDD~:.t~\'1 ' Phone 99'2-2143 POMEROY, OHIO Ill' h- I'MTRVINGTO RELAXWil\lA600D !IOOK.WATSWHA11M TRVlNo TO DO! , MARRIE2) I YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER tS1GNS I . ........... ( HIM?:;- Pomeroy Motor Company T\\'0 BEAf.LE hounds, straight . h ·~~. on<' predominantly w1th some brown, olher is whiLe and black. answer to names ''Queeny " and "Jewf'll", losl back of Racine Mon- .- .. :· LI'L AINU ONE MINUTI ond F<>und I o< l ' ' 11611 Zig Ziig Sewing maclline, _ _..;..:.::._..:,..::::.:.: ____ , Salesman's , demonetrators. 1 Wblle lbey .4asl. These macll1 . YORKSHIRE pigs, 7 weeks Illes ~~ippe<l .to zig zag, Experloncod old, 112 eacll. Phone Harris""' make buttonholes; darn, emRADIATOR ville, 811U279. 12 2 3te broider, etc. Pay just 150 or SERVICE If you wish monthly payments can be arranged. Call 992· 3218. 11 28 6tc . "" to n:Ot ltloo~ 1 PHONE WY 2-2156 ' 6HOOTIN' IRON ol • SO fAS'I' TO .. L ACt A ll t"I L 1 PIOOvCINGI WAN1 AD WILLETS ' �'01\BINO IN NINTIJ If '! PftTY 'Marine Lance Corporal .Deniii M. Orbioo, son of Mrs. O'Neal of 112- Terrace Drive, Syracuse, is serving with the Second Battalion, Ninth Marine Regiment, Third Marine Diviilion, Vietnam. I'OI!I'l'ONED ·.· t ' lz:-;.))all)' SeDtlnel, . I , ·-It ' Pomeroy.Mlddleport, 0 ., Dec. 2, 1188 0 Tile Chrtsunas party- of the . WSWS of the . Enterpnse EIIB church selleduld lor TUesday evening, has been postponed tu Tuesday, December 13, at the home of Mrs. Everett Bates. ' . - .., I THREE SECTIONS .•,4, VOL. 1 NO. 44 PRICE 10 CENJ4 1966, ' I iant lied Air Bae\ · Hit ith M(~}\rtars .,, .. n •• ;!t l> m• " •• ' See The Complete Selection Of ', · • KODAK .;:. ,'"; ,"' o~ - INSTAMATIC CAMERAS and PROJECTORS T 15 Painless way to plenty ... without pinching pennies If you want plenty of money- plenty of nice big dolla rs to spare- fur your '67 Cluistmas gifts, holiday parties or trips. taxes, or any othet· purpose you choose: Simply join our 1967 Christmas Club. It's the easiest way to save ahead for yearend and othe r expenses. Cfwjstmas Club Payment No. 3 Now Due. Mr. and Mrs. Ron NEARING COMPLETION - Comtructloll-Wol;~. have nearly completed the new 300,000 square foot structure that will house Robbin & Myers, Inc., manufacturing plant on Jloi)McCoi'mlck Rd., in Ga.!lia county. Most of the exterior work was completed Friday. Home office officials In Springfield hope to occupy the llructure around the first of January. - - -- Halley, Co lumbus, spent the pasl holi· day weekend with h~ r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight. Mrs. Knight accompanied them 1.0 Columbus for a week's vi sit. LBJ, Hug On Border Bridge ~1n6 FREE! Beautiful serving tray when you join our 1967 Club. ~·,the deluxe new WGV to take btHtr rmwleol·l utl drOp 1ft a .' .' K~dapalc movie e:airtridgt and the camera's loaded. Batttrl• '\ dr1ve your film. Electric eye automatically sets ccrrtct tXpoiUN for you, warns when light's too dim. Reflex ttitwing ttJrough the lens. Fast f/ 1.8 lens zooms from widt~anQ!Ie views to telephoto clooe-upo. Fold-away plotol grip, Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~1 Instamatlc Cameras and Projectors for sUdes' Ql'·..m• vies mako wonderful gifts. You'll llke the complete POMEROY selection you'll lind In the Camera Department on Elberlelds 1st Floor - Movie Cameras • Still Camera - Projectors - Screens - Carrying Casea - Com- NATIONAL BANK 'I plete selection of film and camera accessories. Stop in right away. See aU of ~e model.! on dllpltlu. Servmg Meigs County for over 94 years POMEROY Kosygin Echoes Hanoi ·Stand Again NIWI Ask <my of the ralespeople to sh<no them to 1/0U ami RUTLAND demonstrate them: Select what you want. You'rt .,.,., to please this year with a gift of lnstllmatic Camero.!. Member Federal Reserve System ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~ UNm~ PRESS lftllftRNATIONAL SHOPPER'S GUIDE To .help you .remember tflose tpeclll people wlth lpec:lal cards ~t C~nstmll time, visit ut. l!lrinc this convenient chheck, hst With you when you visit our store to be sure "OU • aven t 1orao~en anyone. ' D Moth~r D Grandfathir 0 Faliler 0 Granddaughter 0 Wife 0 Husband D Sistu, Sisler & Husb.ond D Brother, Brother I Wife 0 Grandson 0 Godchll4 l Husband 0 S.n, Soo & Wilt 0 Grandmother 0 ToAiiotYoo 0 Godmother 0 Baby's first 0 Aunt 0 Niece D Nophew 0 Do<tor 0 Paper Boy 0 Birthday 0 SWeetheart 0 Money Holder D Setret Pal 0 AnnlwersaiJ o u..te [J Teacfler OMiik'"n 0 Post1111n 0 Slrvlce Malt 0 Nelghbots D fr~nf D Godfather 0 Cousin 0 Daqhler. Otuahter 0 Thinking of You 0 Across the Milot 0 lo Bolli ot You D Clletr 0 from Oor Ho"' II YOWl Ctlou 0 Gift Encto&urt Juvenile· 0 0 Teenajt flrlt ~~· c MOSCOW tUP!l - Fanatical ' Red Guards are encount.rins bloody resistance from worker• Prell Need,!d and party members in Commu- . WASRINGf\JN - THE DE- , nlst China, tile Soviet new• fense atll>rney lor Dr. Samnel !agency Tasa said Saturday. 11! H. Sheppard !lid Saturday the j reported hundreds hurt and sev· 1 conntct ~ lair trial and leral killed In rioting against the free pre" should be selUed by militant youths. common sense -aod not by law. At leut 200 Rod Guards were F. Lee Bailey told an A"o- bealen aod 30 hospltali2ed In elation of Trial Lawyers semi- Shanghai during fighlln& be- : nar that "muzzling the Arnt'rl- I ween workers and g u a r d s. ' can press iJ a very bad Ide• . Throughout the summer a n d Common sense aod lmagina- fall, Red Guard followers of tioo, not legislation Is the only IChairman Mao Tse-Tung answer." He predlcled a com-, been reported riding mon sense soltltloo would come over regular Communist party within the next five years. Bail iorganizations. ey said 'hat "the defeose needs The violence reported by Tass the pres•." indicaled party officials Pentagon Finds 35~000 Man Pool for New Draftees the l 1 1 were inciting workers LO fight back and, in some areas, ' regained the offensive. CANNES, FRANCE PO·, Tass said clashf! m:ulte1d lice sHid Santrday tlley h a alter Rod Guards beat up broken up on orgy rln& Bao-hua, a member of the met twice we<kly ror sex ty central committee and ties · with underage girls In of one of the party's foonden.l Riviera resort. ROOMS RATES UP Authorities said ab CINCINNATI (UP!) were arrested aod "ucltlng mii!OII II> University anoouocnd A number of youngsters, that next lall room .,r,a~~<ll-ttlWIII oldest a sirl of n, W6e ·be blgber and aU otudents timed and more amall expt(dld. Tbt ltllu!ta age frol'ri ill to M ! Orgy ChPcked I lin SISIISIIONS lflfiiOUI 0 Tho111hlfulnm Albu"" 0 lnltl~ Ptrly AuestDr~s 0 Kee~ake Album, 0 (n&apment ClleOOars 0 Photo Album• 0 Sna... hot Alb.,.. 0 Note Pope~ D SOCial Stol"- 0 "'''"' Cards [J ,.,. lo • 0 l'rlest 0 Nun 0 P11to- [J Teachis Wor4 ca.., !rwefope a niiirled couple, t110 bile 18141i11Jen, p tUille and a lofal buslneuman. ELBERFELDS HEADQUARTIRS FOR HALLMARK t &SROPPIN; 0 ,lAYS lEfT I . . - . . MAX;JMUM SECURITY - Lawrence county deputy sheriff ·eurt Blankenship leads Carl E. HaUeck, 29, Proctol'VU!e, charged with first degree .murder Friday iri l.he death of Ironton folice chief Walter ~· (Gene) Markel, to a·cell hi the Gallia county jail. On the nght - I~ .Jackson county shertf John Evans, who wtth deputy Hyle Fyffe (not pictured) assisted Lawrence county offtcers tn the transfer. Gallta county deputy James E. Baldwin who had just finished booking Halleck, is shown In the background. Halleck was transferred because of the d~plt condit.lon of the 100-year-old jail at Ironton. Recaptured pnsc)ners Guarded Heavi}y, . D M d U~tde~ Ch~~es 0f:FlfSt e~ee Ur er Iprisoner had made a 0 call his lawyer.with a regul- ..,._...,_ __ _ _ _, In toaccordance lion which problbits Or When You Brlrtt the Femlly To """ce : ' .... \ -· ' FIRST SECTION '-~~~~~~J~~:~ !NJ.A,.,.M;l trle<l; ,·'terl .' ,, -· Hunkll of Concrete Hurled Half Mile ! MARION, ru. - Fnur toni ~-~g;::~; eoex;:::_: of here Saturday, bur~ a,. wn chunks of concrete 1 IIIII mile sod rocking coliUINtdllti 10 miles """Y· One man wu ret)Orte4 -•--•n•. Four emplov.. _..._ uwm. ' ·~w•.- ed minor lnjuriet and w t• "' leased allt!r bospltal -~ DRIVER KJUJ!:D CINClNNAn (IIPI) - Char• leo W. Colley, tl, Lo•elaod, wu tilled S.tunlay wileD bll Cllr ran IIIIo & Petnsyl¥1011 raJI. md IWIIdl qlne In HIDIUton Cont11J ,.-1 .t ilt Kemper 1114. ~~~111117.lt<IGillllelr way to lreedlla .1!11 ll'hen Deputt Sheriff Larry Leas than one mtnute later 1 Rou"*' · la~eek ,...... • • 1e: 'cluipn wa• ai>Out to tak~ ,Pellee Otlellolmel aod Pali'ol· TlriiRD SECTioN et;oillll tlllburbu . . ..... 1111t rt~N· " ' iJ bact to !ill C1t11 alief' lliil (ConUnued 01 Pl&t I) . Page 21·28 .•• , • Cemla Alb. . .•· / ' ·t . officers ~~;.:lo~~lnck:=m~i: 0 Christmes Shopping INSIDE TODAY the Page 2..1 .. Generol Newt I!Wll'roll Oblo (liP])-~ E. (Gene) Markel,. 41, and! the ..,... and opeaed nre on tol into a desk draw.,-. Proge ~ ~- · • • ·- · Editorlol 1...,,..., p - i Wtto abot thmr crlllcafi)o woundlttl Patrolman I tbe prlsouen. Bailey shovnd the lawman 1 Pogo ;rv • • • • · Sports out _.,I..Jiill Friday, kJIUng iCharles; Giles, 30. . : He fled on loot, but his lr~ agalnot a wall, grabbed the t Pogo 1 · · · · In Our Town ci"''s ciilef, were Bailey_ died Frl_day afternoon dom was short lived. AboU! mne gun and bel<l Chapman, and Pflllt 8 · • • · · Farm NIWS " ..,. I j I b ak he th d I h bad P11• 9 .... .. - Datollne tlhder maxiJI!um ll<!j:Ur-iln a h<\'PIIal here AI a result lh9W'8 after the ai re two o er eupt ea w o . en- p...o 10 - . .. Meigs""" . ·w'ith llht deKI"Oe <Of wowids he suffered when he was apprehended at a house _tered the room, al gunpoint. •• y [walked ;Into a lusllade of pol· 1about two milfl from the ~1. 1 Patrolma1 Surprlled . . . INt ~= ~~ R~= nl&ftl authorl- ~ lee bullets outside tile jail.,1 Thl8 wa• the second time He forced Chapman to open SECOND SECTION was shot In llle. ann. _i;)hat Jenldns broke out of the a cell aod lei out the other] p111 11·12 _. . Locoland In Municipal ¢our! Friday ~cltnt jail, l'lhiell was con- , three prisoners aod theo all six Area Nowo Halleck and Browning[dentf!ed by several grand jur- I returned to the office just. as p111 13-14 __. RedJo.TV Innocent tD the murder jJea· 6n June 28 lie aod ~ . Robert Sites, a policeman from Logs . waived pretlmlnaty·1~· prisoners escaped, but all nearby Coal Grove, walked lnl' Page 15-16-17 _ Socloty and we!'ll bound over ''wereY'fteaptured the nett day. lthe door. They look his cun and · Page 18-19 . .. Cloalfltd the .KI"and jury. The bloody break oot Friday forced him Into the room with Ads Of .., lour mea wlie •on)y 10 mlnuies. II start- tile d~poties. -Page 20 . • , • • • . W..tc't • CMtlmao cerdo, na'klnJ, ••••• co¥tn, ""' pt-. .." wre& cord holders, poiHf' docorii!Mo, rtarly OIOCit ilowo, T' llotlonery• ribbon. "Chrlotmoo TrfOIUrtl" Mil "Tho Mlt.. iO ot Chrlottnu•, tift 1111 ••- 1ttlt.' WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The Defense Department has set up a pool of nearly 350,000 men from which it Call draft 40,000 former rejectees by Sept. 30 under a new policy of accepting lower mental standards. Department officials said Saturday the group inclu· ded 233,181 whites and 121,676 Nep-oes declared physically fit to serve in the armed servtces within fast four years but previously rejected because of low scorea on the Armed Force• Quaiifi<:ati<m Test (AFQT). rather thao draft claastllcaUon. The men all scored above the All the men achieved mtnllnum standards liud by of at least 10 on the afqt. law lor military service, but '!bit corresponds roughly to • under former regulations they fifth grade education or better. were rejected because of "lim- Uoder reduced toot standards ited trainabillty ." announced Tuesday, an underMost of the pool apparently mined number of men will be came from among the 2.4 mil- qualified automatically becauM lion men in the Selective Ser· they are high school graduates. vice System 1·Y classllicaion, Officials •aid regardless of tat considered available only In ,. re•ults, most bigh sehool grac&. oaional emergency. But olfl· uates usually perform above cials oaid the pool was formed expectations once they ""' .. on the b.,is of AFQT scores uniform. r.11•1- ' . ' ' ' • ' . l \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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