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THAi'S YOUR l'AJ\ DOLLAR .· AT WO~f• LUHe~EVGR Sandra Carte kelt, Ann Hat ris, David J• fingwell , Alb McKinney, S an Ohlinger, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966.~-----~---..:..:..:.::..:: 1 ·a.. ' ,"' ,., l " .,. ' •r···· "' B. SMITH H. B. Smith Dies Sunday In Jones Leading GOP inHouse ;~ I Stephanie SATURDAY STUDENTS- Children of the first grade class of the Saturdq Opportunity School were not neglected Saturday. They were in school, and coald not welcome Santa. So Santa vi•lted them so they could receive their treat. at the school. Standing, left to right, front, are, Suzanna Hudson, Raody MarshaJJ, Shirley Landaker, Mike Rowley, Lora Russell ; second row, Ricky Taylor, Randy Simpson, Debbie Russell, Terry Clark, Ronnie Herdman and Teresa Riffle. MrL Howard Knight, teacher, stands in back. Stumbo. Eva w Ward. Ike Will Have Major Surgery ·December 8 Parent LossB~ .... WH£MEVER A ~TR££T '•:!~:' Mr. and Mr 1..::~ looked towat ' ~L Their bravf from doctor~ them their J 'i" PIITSBUF Sundav. 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' ' "" ' .., .. ~ ··.; ..... 11,01 .......... . ........- , ... ,. . '--~· ' ' '. ~-· ••. • • ....... !. . ...,., .......... --~- ~"'"---·-- ......... . . u tolf!•D'>·!•.• ' .• ,.,., • •·• ---··-·"'•" -- . . • ~ '"' -- - . • '"" ~------- ~-· _ _. ~ '•·' , ~ -~ - ........ .. ,. ' • ,. �I ~ 1-DII11 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Dee. S, 1968 • i ;·I, V ., •./ ' : \ ~WASHINGTON (UPU - The ·Sup..- .Court . rill~ tecley thaJ ~rgl1 vloloteil the 'lirM expm. slon" rlthh of Negro Jullon Bond by twice 1Mrrl111 {D him from 1 _ , In Its Hou.. of RopreMntotlv•. It morktcl the fint time tho high tour! hu ... sumtcl jurisdiction In a CIH invol•illll tho qu1llflc• lion ol 1 member of 1 11111 loglsloturo. Chl1f Justice Eorl Worron dollv1rtcl tho un1nlmous opinion. Bradbury Breaks 12-t2.Tie, Big Halftime Lead BuiJrup- Ill• WORLD I BY THE VPI Sales Tax Collection Shows Sizeable Increase l ~ I j I ALL-STAR .. ' ' . Standings ,, .,.• ·' " Alexander Wins 67-50 Over Eastern, ~ NFL staadlag• By United Prell lllternadonal The Middleport H1gh School For the Jaekets Sauer was basketball team needed six high with 17, but Bradbury had Eastern Dtvlalon ranked Western Kentucky de- unranked In the mmules to warm up ils heavy 16, Don Nelson 10 and BIll By MARTIN LAI)ER Virginia Tech friday night, artillery, but alter lhat tho is- Davis 13. .. ..... Dallas W. 9L.2 Tj p!~B UP! Sport& Writer , rebounded the following night to feated MemphiS State 52-4! and ratings but made a big noise bp Providence, m lOth place, beat toppling Duke, scored anotl!Jir •ue was never in doubt Satur- The Jackets controlled lldtb St. ·Louis 8 3 1 ·7'l1 The begm~mg lor Lew 1rip Michigan 96-75 assophomore Ass?mpt10n 73-59. big victory Saturday nlght ~illl day mghl. boards, getting 40 bounce-oils Cleveland 8 4 0 '867 Alcmdor may very well have guard pave Golden scored 25 VJrgmJa Tech, which was a 71Hl3 deciSion over Purdue. Asa Bradbury broke a 12-12 to Wahama's 29. Philadelphia 7 5 0 ·58~ marked lhe ~nd for the nation's I points, all but six ol them in the deadlock with 5o58 gone in the A Slzzhng hot seoond quarter Washington d 6 0 .. , majOr college baskelball pow- >econd half. DailY_ _Sentine~- Pomeroy-:Middieport, o, Dec. .;, 1966 1j! first quarter on a soli set shot by the Jackets, when they hit Pittsburgh 3 8 1 · : era. . . Prior fo its important games from the top of the key and the over 00 per cent, built up a Atlanta 2 10 0 :167 Alcmdor, the highly touteil 7- on the West Coast, Duke will Jackets went on to wreck Wa- game shootmg percen!Jlge oi. 28 'New York I 10 I foot, 1-mch sophomore, made lneel South Carolina on Tueshama 76-40. It was the Jackets' for 59, or per Wahama .091 his varsity debut for UCLA day. second straight win against no was cold w1th 15 of 69, or 22 • -.• ::..o.:u=:-, Weolern Division Saturday mght and immediat1!1y losses. It set the Wahama rec- per cent, . "Wby, wllllrs - iinusual about W. L. T. Pet. crushed the school Top Team• VIctorious ords at 1).1 in scholastic play B11l Davis led Middleport reII?" Green Bay 10 2 0 .833 record with 56 points as the All the other ot lfle top<lhe Falcons dumped thelr _ bounding wllh 14. Baltimore 8 4 0 ,667 llrulns beat Southern California ' ranking teams won their games I lumni hard Thursday night). 8 In the reserve contest J1m Los Ange1 111 8 5 o .d15 105-90. Saturday, with Texas Western I Wahama. using a light Conde led the Jaekel Babes to San Francisco 5 5 2 .500 The dazzling performance by and Kentucky, last year's NCAA · press , had the Jackets shoo1< ~ . 4743 VICtory , collecting 20 Chicago 4 6 2 .400 a raw rookie. plus strong finalists, showing particularly up m the early minute,; wilen . pomts. for Wahama. Fry. had Detroit 4 8 1 .333 conlnbutions !rom a couple oil good form. The .eeond-ranked l many of their turno;ers of 14, Rizer 13 and Mitchell 12. Minnesota 3 8 1 .2rJ other lower classmen, quickly [Mmers trounced Abilene Chris-! 15 the night were made. On the _The Jackets' next appearance Sunday's Result• earmarked UCLA as a super han 81>-46 behmd an 18-point ' olher hand, the Falcons .:.ere ~111 b~ at Gallipolis Friday Green Bay 20 San Fran 7 team . w1th the capability of effort lrom David Lattin and cold, missing time after time mghl m the~r second SEOAL ~-quad, Atlanta 20 Minnesota 13 sweeping to the national cham- I , thJrd-ranked Kentucky ripped with unbothered shots from Ioutmg. J..] Baltimore 21 Chicago 16 pionshlp fm· the next three . Ylrglma 104-84 " Lou Dampier t5-18 feet out Jumor Mark Tannehill, 6-1 for· . . Los Angeles 23 Detroit 3 years. and Pat ll1ley combmed lor 54 But after Bradbury connect- ward, who has mi,;ed the first Galhpohs Blue Devil Coach Cleveland 49 New York 40 Alcindor, who left his home in , points. ed at _ , Jim Butcher got in two games whJie a football In· Duke Burson, searchmg for the Phila. 27 Pitts 23 New York to play for UCLA. nit Texas Western. the defending two Ire12 12th G Jury mended is expected to bel nght combmatwn. came up Dallas 31 St Louis 17 on 23 of 32 field goal attempts NCAA champion, has three e rows. eorge Sauer . ' I 'th th t 1· k d · h · and 10 of 14 free throws to games on tsp this week, stole the ball d ed B available by Friday. w1 one a c JC e m t e secSaturday'• Games an scor , rad· d h I! r S t rd . ht' b k . East Texas State bury got a jumper and Sauer By quarters; ion a o . au ay mg s Green Bay at Baltimore rea th e Iormr:r school single- . meetmg got another sleal to make it Wahama .......... 15 22 31 40 GAHS-Oak Hill basketball bat- (Only gnme scheduled ! igame mark of 42 poinls set by 'l'uesday, Pan American Thurs· When money is L .e question1 City Loan , . M1dd . .... .... 24 47 6! 76 tie on the GaiiUJ Academy Sunday's Games j Ga1l Goodnch last year. d.'y and Southern Methodist 22 12 . 1s the answer. Just call any one of your Wahama. M. !'ry _2--6 planks, and the result was a Cbica 0 at San Fran Underclassmen S<<>re ~aturday. Kentucky engages a 1 2 1 thlt fwas ail over except what I Marshall 6-4-16 Fields o---: 64-56 triumph over the visiting Cleve gal Phila · ' Hew" aided by junior guard , pair of Big Ten foes. taking on close personal m1mey friends here for Ja~k:~:l ~:t~l~~ w~~~nb~/~~~~ G-O, L.. Fry 3-3~9. Roiims 2_ Oak Hill Oaks. Minnesota at Detroit Mike Warren with 17 points and lllmois tomghl anu Norlhwe sany amount, confidentially, up • 47·22 halltlme lead, one t-5, Gibbs 1--0--2, Paley 1- Burson opened with Larry Pittsburgh at New York >Ophomore guard Lucius Allen tern on Salurday. 0-2 Totals 15 110 21) 0 with 14. , Michigan State. I he No. 5 4 of 61·31 after three quarters M.'ddl : . . Mitchell, Gene Jackson, John St. Louis at Allanta Bill Hewitt, a 6-6 r·unior team. defeated Miami of Ohio 1. epmo1•1 Bradbury SPECIAL LONGER HOURS and used their bench over hair' lo• Hmdy 1 Nel J--4 ,4-4- Davidson, Jim Gilmore and Washington at Daiii'S college transler, scored 39 ~3-51, sixth-ranked Houston top the fmat period. 10, W Dav~ 3---0--S s~n Davis Br tord(;!~ after one period (Only games scheduled) points for Southern Cal, which pled Minnesola 86-75, sevenlh TILL XMAS 0 Bill Marshall, big middleman :;..:.3__:\3 Haynes _0.:, t h P ay' S trailed !6-10. managed to stay m contention , ranked LouiSville beat George· 1 2 led lhe visitors with 16 points, t-5-7 Pullen l--0-- ~ c er . T•alhng 18· 10 ~lth 7:44 left AFL Standings most of the game as the Brums · town o! Kentucky 99-81, Bngthe only Falcon in double li· 7-3-17 s , 2' 'auer ,m the second period, Burson 8 u ted were sloppy on delense. ham Young (No. 8) walloped 125 E. Main St. Phone 992-2171 gures · wan 1~-2. Totals : mserted sophomore guard y nl Press International U N .. 28 120-281 76. Tom Spencer and Junior forEastern Division CLA, selecteil as the No. 1 ew Mexieo State 97-66, moth· : ward Rod Gilkoy. Two minutes W. L. T. Pet. te-~~ m the pre-season ratmgs, l N~~E C --· .. - ... 1 and 44 seconds later, the score S..ton 7 3 2 .700 WI get an early chance to OACHES I was hed, 18-18. By halftime,[ Buffalo 8 4 I .tm f pro~e JUSt how good it real ly" 1 MONTGOME:HY Ala IUPI\ : , · · Jn a pa1r of games against ' the Galhans had forged ahead New Yor k 5 5 2 .500 fourth-ranked 0 k 1 - Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa h"s he one point, 28--27. Houston 3 9 0 .250 Angeles next wee~e~d. at . n'!l , named to coath the Biue and , The new combination opened Miami 2 10 0 .167 Duke, which was surprised b John Bndgers of Baylor has & SAVINGS CO. the third period for GAHS. Western Division Y. been selected to coach the Gray 1 --·-- -With a sharp passing attack, W. L. T. Pct. 1 . in the annual Bluc-t;ray Fc>lt· good rebounding and balanced x-Kansas City 9 2 I 818 ; ball Class10, Dec. 24. A·h scoring, GAHS outscored the Oakland 7 5 I _j83 : ave' arp fourth quarter atlack Douglas wilh 10. Oaks 17·9 to take a 45-36 lead San D1ego 8 5 1 .545 1 g re strong Alexander cag. Sharp shooters McDaniel and Iafter three periods. Denver 4 8 0 33.1 ers 0 Alhens County " 67·50tHamill were the big men lor I In the third slanza Larry x-Ciinched division title . ;!~u oder the Eastern Eagles the winners. Hamill had 24 and IMitchell pumped in s~ven markSunds)·'s Results ray mght at Eastern. McDaniel 23. 'ers, Gene Jackson had one, Rod ' Denver 17 Miami 1 Coach_ Bill Whaley 's team . Eastern hit 39 per cent of its Gilkey six and Jim Gilmore San Diego 28 Houston 22 ,. outst'bl"ed the Eagles 25 to held attempls, Alexander took three. The GAHS defense lim· Boston 14 Buffalo 3 9 In the final period to take the the Reserve game 34-33. East- !led the Oaks to four lield ICill!Y games scheduled! BY DICK THOMAS 'Mid • ·Ohio Valley Conference ern plays at Wahama Tuesdsy goals and a free toss in this Sunday's G!IDlel The R1o Grande College Red· opener. Alexander led or.ly mght. . stanza. New York at San Diego ' men romped to a 118-98 wm 12-41 at the end of the third By quarters : Throughout the final . ·'oo Denver at Oakland ' Saturday night over fmdiay period. Alexander 7 26 42 67 GAHS led an wbe f pen lj Boston at Houston College· at Jackson . It marked , The score had been tied 7·7 Eastern 7 24 _42 50 to t7 points ~lore rtehe romO_..:.. Kansas City at MiamJ the fifth time in six games the ALEXANDER H iiA3 Redmen have gone over the at the end of the first period am11i 9- reduced the final m•rgin to and Alexander led 27-24 at in- 6--24; McDaniel 10-3-23 : Ber- eight. The Gallians' biggest NBA STANDINGS century mark. termiss_ ion·. The loss was the ry 2-ll--4; Brooks 2_-0-4_ ;--Nic· llead carne wilh 3:06 rema•·ru·ng By United Press International It was also the flflh win in klem 3 2 8 f( f Ea 1 Dl 1 1 six starts for the charges of fi1rst •n three slarts for Coach 2 Ryer s ern vswon L p Coach Ari Lanham who now lh n- ' - ; mca1d 1-ll- when Mitchell's two free tos••• ~ ·Danny Wright's Eagles. : u ~~o. Brown 1-0- put the Gailians on top 58-41 _ - · ct. Charles Eichinger, senior 2, TOTALS 27-11-67. a 17 point spread. Philadelphia 22 2 .917 are preparing for Tuesday d led E Boston 16 5 .762 night's game with Pikeville. Ky .. guar ' . astern scoring EASTERN _ Martin 4-1-9· Mter making the ehange in N .~2 College at the Gallia Academy 2 With IT pomts on SJX field goals Douglas 3--4- 10 . S ncer 2___Q his lmeup, in the second period, _ew_ Yo~k t H .429 High School gym. and llv~ n-ee throws. The only --4: Eichinger 6.-~ . New- Coach Bursor's lads oulscored Cmcmnal! 9 12 other Big Green player to hit land 2- 2-6: Benedum 2. n the Oaks 48-23. Baltimore 4 2t .160 Findlay (98) - Jerry Carter, m double ligures was Richard TOTALS 19-12-50 From tile field, GAHS hit 25 Western Division 1\--4-20; Jim Carter, 6- 6--18; . . ·of 58 attempts for 43 per cent. . W. L. Pet. Zirby, 2-1-5 . Finley, 4-3-11; The Gallians added 14 free San FranciSCO 16 8 .667 Crulle, 4-0-8 : Hoover, 1-2--4; throws out of 18 attempts. The Detroil . 13 13 .500 Sory. 0-4--4; Hillman, 4-2. . Bursonmen committed 15 turn- St. LouiS 11 II .500 10; Austin, 4-1- 9; Minnick. 3 uvers 11 in the first hall Los Angeles 9 16 .300 - 1- 7; Krebs, 1--j)- 2. Totals. 3 GAHS committed 20 rsonal . Chicago 8 18 .308 7-Rio 24--98. the Oaks 15 pe s, Sunday's Results Grande ( 118) - GregorJ, . . ' . ' GAHS · 11 d h bo St Louis 123 Los Angeles 118 1\--4-16; Towler 1-1- 3: MaBy \tJCHAJi;L PRENDERGAST yarder to Gary Collins. cuntro e t e ards (Oru hed bry 6- 5-17· .fi.ainer 10---6-Unlted Press lotemationat Trailing 3t -14, the Browns ;lth 44 rebounds. Mitchell was y game sc uledi 26 · , Lusetti i-1J...-2· B'ass !!.CLEVELAND IUPli - The stormed back alter intermis- /gh here With 13. Gene <Ju ice) S..:30: Tho;,.ton, S.:..:!.-t4: Colname of the gafne IS called - ston. Kelly scared twice on runs ackson came down wlth ~e, lins, l-0-2; Hamilton, t- 0-"You Cotta Have Hearl! " of lhree and two yards and Ry· Gilmore had seven and Gilkey 2; Batdorf, J-0--jj_ Totals, 47And the Cleveland Browns an f~red scoring passes to live. 24-118 proved they have I t f .t Ralph Smith and Green. The Oaks shot 40 per cent Sunday when. they c~~: ~r:m ~ The assault was JUS! too Ff~om ththe lileld, hlhrltting 22 of 55. Case Tech 104 Detroit Tech 88 1'1- pomt · deliCit . much for the Giants who rom e ree ow lme the . to upeod the d . • viSitors were somewhat ' ld Oh10 College Basketball Scores Central State 67 Wilmington 57 New York Giants 49-40 in the s~r~·- on1Y mne pomts on _Go- slnkmg only 12 of 27 Tb k' By United Press International Ashland 89 Walsh 40 last two minutes of the game g a ' 13 · 38· and 16-yard held collected 19 rebounds r~ a s •Ohie State 7g Iowa State 77 Grace 90 Cedarville 88 Ballling sub-freezmg temper- foal~.d The Browns scored five L Hutohison's seven The 0 Cincinnati 77 Wisconsin 70 (ot) Goshen 95 Bluffton 80 ·alures and a frozen field, Frank ouc owns '" the second half . ..;mmitted 14 turn~ers. a s Michigan Stale 83 Miami 51 Malone 80 Bethel _61 ,; ,. Ryan fhpped a touchdown pass Wilh lhe contest ail liut GALLIPOUS 1841 Bowling Green 68 Wittenberg 60 Dayton 80 St. LoUJs 7! to E~nle Gr~en w1th a minute cinched for New York. Cleve- Mitchell, ltl-6-26 ; Jackson, Toledo 98 Notre Dame 80 K~nsas 100 Xavier (Ohio) !i2 and .0 second• left lo play to land moved within five points of 3-1-7· Gilkey 5-2--! 2. Ryal Kent State 95 Ball State 74 R10 Grande 118 Findlay 98 Hold your horses-and : give Cleveland the Jeod lor the a tie on Ryan's 19-yard touch- 0-1-1; . Meado~s, 1 Da: Akron 100 Central Conn. 87 - --- 2 f~rst l1me. i down pass tn Smith .aS: Cleve- vidson O-H· Foid :1.-2-6· Ohio Westleyan 84 SAVE ON that could be qune 1 . Then ad4ing_ insult lo injury, land forced tHe invadtrs'o punt Cordeli. (}--0--fl; Gilm~re ;~--Z,.: . MI. Union 62 (2 ot) Auto Insurance defenseman Bdl Glass iced u,. following the kkkoff. 8; McCarty, 0-H; Spencer Cleveland State M problem with either ga(lle for the Browns In the fi· That set the stage for the win- 1-0-2; Dennis, 0--0--0; M~kin8um 7'1 Premium stay• oome Polara's standard 383-cublc· nal mmule when he picked up ning tally. The Brown$ ad· TALS 25--14-&1. Otterbem 88 Oberhn ·62 even oftor claim Tom kennedy's fumble and vanced the baU 42 yards in t OAK 1llLL (S6} Baldwin-Wallace 88 Denison 73 If you wont to IIYI 111 raced 13 yards into the end three plays with an · l!-yard Rose, 2--2-.l; Lewis, l-1J...-2; Hiram 52 Heidelberg 50 . us for outomobllo zon~. .. . , ' dash by Kelly and Ryan's 31· Donley, 5--3-13; D. Hutchin- Wooster 83 lnouranCI Ffxcept lor the last minutes yard toss to Green. sgn, 11--+.-0; . Malone,,.H-8· Kenlocky Southern 84 of_tbe nme, New York was in . .. . ' · Carter, ·1--0-2; ·Howell, Quincy 72 Steubenville 70 cOil!lj)aod.' The Giants Jumped The Gl3nts were superior on 8; L. Hutchinson, 6--2--15· Kenyon 84 Capital-75 off to a 7-0 lead when Claren<'e the ground and the Browns In TOT~S 22-1}-66, ' Western Reserve r1 Thiel 11 INSURANCE AGENCY ~8 p,...eat. ~ent: scoring -~ I BJue DeVI")s 1·op ·oakH"ll I I c 64-56 1 1 I B I I' I , . I _4/cindor Gets 56 In Victory ~ITYLOAN 1 Redmen ThrasI1 F"Ind)ay , .. I 17 .,ate. CIeve}andRally L • 4 Stops GIants 9to 40 'I ~~- College Results \ Dlsel!arges By !P..du Knepp Mrs. Emerson E. Adami, Mr. and Mrs. Otla Knopp vbGeorgianna M. Akers, Mrs. lted their son, Max, a student Robert W. Bennett, John F. Bowe, Paul M. Clifford, Mrs. at Palmer C. C., Davenport. Mack Diekess, Karen C. Jones, Iowa. While there they attend· Oartel Llwson Mrs Gaynelle ed a basketball game between Mahaffey, Mary K. ·McK!nDey, the Wlverns and the Lincoln Paul A. SeUer, Rosemary Smith, Chrlsban Preachers of Llncoln, "layton T Tincher Mrs ....... lll. Max " eo-captlan for the ~. · ' • • • ....- Wlvema. "' E. Tyler,ohMrs, Earl W. Wal· Dinner •·-m~•" oI Mr, and Is, Mrs. J n Wheeler, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Wolle on Thanksiarry C, Wiltshire, Mro. James gl"'"" re M and M AI • Trent " Ch te A ••,. we r. rs. · ;· • ~·"· es r • bert Wolfe, Susie and Rickie, of _Lantl and mfant .on, Mrs. Cal· Olmstead Falls, Mrs. Edith ~n Boowell, Fred Deuauer, Grimm of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. IUS Hyrne, Mrs. Erneot Rain- Thomas Brutran of Chagrin 'Y, Tom L; Roberts, Roberta A. Fa&, Mr. and /o!I'S. Otis ;:ussell, Ernest A. Watts, Mrs. Knupp, ·Mr. and Mrs. Dick JCtor Young, Jr., Mrs. J. ll Slerrelt Matt Mike and Max 9alker, Mrs. Char~. E. Daw- of GaWpolil. ' ' 10n, Darnel s. Kilimcswortb, Mrs. ,l,llce Bee&le o1 Duluth, ~rs. Robert G. Cline ~ In- Minn., is vlsitinJ her 4aU&bler a.nt daughter, Mn. WUUam L. and grandacip,, Mrs. Wen'lerce and Infant .on. dorfl and ltaady and Jeff. Mr. and MJ:a, Edward Thalli and daughter, Betty, spent a The front of the U. S. Clpl- weeke~~d wltll the Charles ol faces easl. Tlwlss family. !Cay, Hhonda and Johnny West apent three dayo wllh tlteir IJ'andmolher, Mrs. Eatber 111111111 II West. ...... i l . - ..,.~:'::.:!~':!'. Mr. and Mrl. Qmld Hart of "'"~!t'.., Newark ..... a weekend wllb Jlltra ~1UbJOu&enMU4lltmua .,.._. ... June IACKACHEr. TENSION ........, ........ 8 ';T:'~:;:~·,r.!!:.~~'l! bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. lion- ;. • • - ... """ '""' aid Hart 1r ;...,.,. • Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knopp spent 1..._ ·...~· ~..~-to"""'·""' Stmda1 with Mr. and Mrs. .."'.:=:.:1:/'.:r;·:: 0eo11e of Gay, W.Va. feelo~ • ,.,,1 Knopp --------- g' :YI 1111 ' 1 Rally'Round the Dodge ••• Boys! + ro: , ._a-: c~etl· Childs the ball 90 yards fllf -e_)Qaeltdown. . N~w_ York, made it 14·0 when Gai1.·· .1'/Qod went five yards arou~d r,Jght end on a ·bootleg. · ~ Browi!S reached the score .bo;IJ;41.,!ate In the firsl period -~ ~119~. Kelly bulled over liom o~e.taro ool. ·.; l1( !fje" period, New .YQrk ill"reased the Browns' dellei~ ~~~· Wood aiiJt PBI!Bed ~ecOIIII if'= :-ft:t::e:. rl!l. goat&. ·~ ,: Cleveland notched Its secon~ touchdown to continue the sror-1 lq lest. RyaD ~ 11 lhree· Cl~veland, gau~ g~arters: the aJr. --BW • By · · .. yards through the air oomp_ared Gallipolis •... IG 1!.!; ig ..; 114 to 123 for New York. 'lhe G1antg Oak Hili .. · .. 18 11 9 20 _ 56 edged the B:owll8 11' llrst doWl!B Officials - Shujll'·and Atkins notchmg 2'3 to Cleveland's" 211. . .. • while oulru!hing the Clevel8lld 13 c~rries. club 212 to_po yards; : . Kelly enler~d Suiufay's cnnMost of . develaild s rus!tlitg test as the NFL's second lead· 1~11 to Kelly who beeame-· the Jni1 rusher and boosted h' . 2 1 th N!!L ta.jllio the :1,- son tota,L to 1,070 xards. IJOI).yard flll~.ll'fJ11 '!.2f'jltldi on \WO ga10et left. · . · ' ·.. , . . '" Pia]~· ~~-~=• V. D. EDWARDS lWh;ee;;:;ling;;,i;i'l.iJ~o~hni;;;;Carro;;;Di;;IL8i;;;!:':ho=n:•;992-:;244f::;;:;;:;;:;:::!~'l 3 ROOMS New ONLY '299 ' 1 Cliw••ltllfT.- . ~~~1,...1 .W~~·~~1 C);J'Jtft' <:Q"'PJON, o.o. 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Bradbury Breaks 12-t2.Tie, Big Halftime Lead BuiJrup- Ill• WORLD I BY THE VPI Sales Tax Collection Shows Sizeable Increase l ~ I j I ALL-STAR .. ' ' . Standings ,, .,.• ·' " Alexander Wins 67-50 Over Eastern, ~ NFL staadlag• By United Prell lllternadonal The Middleport H1gh School For the Jaekets Sauer was basketball team needed six high with 17, but Bradbury had Eastern Dtvlalon ranked Western Kentucky de- unranked In the mmules to warm up ils heavy 16, Don Nelson 10 and BIll By MARTIN LAI)ER Virginia Tech friday night, artillery, but alter lhat tho is- Davis 13. .. ..... Dallas W. 9L.2 Tj p!~B UP! Sport& Writer , rebounded the following night to feated MemphiS State 52-4! and ratings but made a big noise bp Providence, m lOth place, beat toppling Duke, scored anotl!Jir •ue was never in doubt Satur- The Jackets controlled lldtb St. ·Louis 8 3 1 ·7'l1 The begm~mg lor Lew 1rip Michigan 96-75 assophomore Ass?mpt10n 73-59. big victory Saturday nlght ~illl day mghl. boards, getting 40 bounce-oils Cleveland 8 4 0 '867 Alcmdor may very well have guard pave Golden scored 25 VJrgmJa Tech, which was a 71Hl3 deciSion over Purdue. Asa Bradbury broke a 12-12 to Wahama's 29. Philadelphia 7 5 0 ·58~ marked lhe ~nd for the nation's I points, all but six ol them in the deadlock with 5o58 gone in the A Slzzhng hot seoond quarter Washington d 6 0 .. , majOr college baskelball pow- >econd half. DailY_ _Sentine~- Pomeroy-:Middieport, o, Dec. .;, 1966 1j! first quarter on a soli set shot by the Jackets, when they hit Pittsburgh 3 8 1 · : era. . . Prior fo its important games from the top of the key and the over 00 per cent, built up a Atlanta 2 10 0 :167 Alcmdor, the highly touteil 7- on the West Coast, Duke will Jackets went on to wreck Wa- game shootmg percen!Jlge oi. 28 'New York I 10 I foot, 1-mch sophomore, made lneel South Carolina on Tueshama 76-40. It was the Jackets' for 59, or per Wahama .091 his varsity debut for UCLA day. second straight win against no was cold w1th 15 of 69, or 22 • -.• ::..o.:u=:-, Weolern Division Saturday mght and immediat1!1y losses. It set the Wahama rec- per cent, . "Wby, wllllrs - iinusual about W. L. T. Pet. crushed the school Top Team• VIctorious ords at 1).1 in scholastic play B11l Davis led Middleport reII?" Green Bay 10 2 0 .833 record with 56 points as the All the other ot lfle top<lhe Falcons dumped thelr _ bounding wllh 14. Baltimore 8 4 0 ,667 llrulns beat Southern California ' ranking teams won their games I lumni hard Thursday night). 8 In the reserve contest J1m Los Ange1 111 8 5 o .d15 105-90. Saturday, with Texas Western I Wahama. using a light Conde led the Jaekel Babes to San Francisco 5 5 2 .500 The dazzling performance by and Kentucky, last year's NCAA · press , had the Jackets shoo1< ~ . 4743 VICtory , collecting 20 Chicago 4 6 2 .400 a raw rookie. plus strong finalists, showing particularly up m the early minute,; wilen . pomts. for Wahama. Fry. had Detroit 4 8 1 .333 conlnbutions !rom a couple oil good form. The .eeond-ranked l many of their turno;ers of 14, Rizer 13 and Mitchell 12. Minnesota 3 8 1 .2rJ other lower classmen, quickly [Mmers trounced Abilene Chris-! 15 the night were made. On the _The Jackets' next appearance Sunday's Result• earmarked UCLA as a super han 81>-46 behmd an 18-point ' olher hand, the Falcons .:.ere ~111 b~ at Gallipolis Friday Green Bay 20 San Fran 7 team . w1th the capability of effort lrom David Lattin and cold, missing time after time mghl m the~r second SEOAL ~-quad, Atlanta 20 Minnesota 13 sweeping to the national cham- I , thJrd-ranked Kentucky ripped with unbothered shots from Ioutmg. J..] Baltimore 21 Chicago 16 pionshlp fm· the next three . Ylrglma 104-84 " Lou Dampier t5-18 feet out Jumor Mark Tannehill, 6-1 for· . . Los Angeles 23 Detroit 3 years. and Pat ll1ley combmed lor 54 But after Bradbury connect- ward, who has mi,;ed the first Galhpohs Blue Devil Coach Cleveland 49 New York 40 Alcindor, who left his home in , points. ed at _ , Jim Butcher got in two games whJie a football In· Duke Burson, searchmg for the Phila. 27 Pitts 23 New York to play for UCLA. nit Texas Western. the defending two Ire12 12th G Jury mended is expected to bel nght combmatwn. came up Dallas 31 St Louis 17 on 23 of 32 field goal attempts NCAA champion, has three e rows. eorge Sauer . ' I 'th th t 1· k d · h · and 10 of 14 free throws to games on tsp this week, stole the ball d ed B available by Friday. w1 one a c JC e m t e secSaturday'• Games an scor , rad· d h I! r S t rd . ht' b k . East Texas State bury got a jumper and Sauer By quarters; ion a o . au ay mg s Green Bay at Baltimore rea th e Iormr:r school single- . meetmg got another sleal to make it Wahama .......... 15 22 31 40 GAHS-Oak Hill basketball bat- (Only gnme scheduled ! igame mark of 42 poinls set by 'l'uesday, Pan American Thurs· When money is L .e question1 City Loan , . M1dd . .... .... 24 47 6! 76 tie on the GaiiUJ Academy Sunday's Games j Ga1l Goodnch last year. d.'y and Southern Methodist 22 12 . 1s the answer. Just call any one of your Wahama. M. !'ry _2--6 planks, and the result was a Cbica 0 at San Fran Underclassmen S<<>re ~aturday. Kentucky engages a 1 2 1 thlt fwas ail over except what I Marshall 6-4-16 Fields o---: 64-56 triumph over the visiting Cleve gal Phila · ' Hew" aided by junior guard , pair of Big Ten foes. taking on close personal m1mey friends here for Ja~k:~:l ~:t~l~~ w~~~nb~/~~~~ G-O, L.. Fry 3-3~9. Roiims 2_ Oak Hill Oaks. Minnesota at Detroit Mike Warren with 17 points and lllmois tomghl anu Norlhwe sany amount, confidentially, up • 47·22 halltlme lead, one t-5, Gibbs 1--0--2, Paley 1- Burson opened with Larry Pittsburgh at New York >Ophomore guard Lucius Allen tern on Salurday. 0-2 Totals 15 110 21) 0 with 14. , Michigan State. I he No. 5 4 of 61·31 after three quarters M.'ddl : . . Mitchell, Gene Jackson, John St. Louis at Allanta Bill Hewitt, a 6-6 r·unior team. defeated Miami of Ohio 1. epmo1•1 Bradbury SPECIAL LONGER HOURS and used their bench over hair' lo• Hmdy 1 Nel J--4 ,4-4- Davidson, Jim Gilmore and Washington at Daiii'S college transler, scored 39 ~3-51, sixth-ranked Houston top the fmat period. 10, W Dav~ 3---0--S s~n Davis Br tord(;!~ after one period (Only games scheduled) points for Southern Cal, which pled Minnesola 86-75, sevenlh TILL XMAS 0 Bill Marshall, big middleman :;..:.3__:\3 Haynes _0.:, t h P ay' S trailed !6-10. managed to stay m contention , ranked LouiSville beat George· 1 2 led lhe visitors with 16 points, t-5-7 Pullen l--0-- ~ c er . T•alhng 18· 10 ~lth 7:44 left AFL Standings most of the game as the Brums · town o! Kentucky 99-81, Bngthe only Falcon in double li· 7-3-17 s , 2' 'auer ,m the second period, Burson 8 u ted were sloppy on delense. ham Young (No. 8) walloped 125 E. Main St. Phone 992-2171 gures · wan 1~-2. Totals : mserted sophomore guard y nl Press International U N .. 28 120-281 76. Tom Spencer and Junior forEastern Division CLA, selecteil as the No. 1 ew Mexieo State 97-66, moth· : ward Rod Gilkoy. Two minutes W. L. T. Pet. te-~~ m the pre-season ratmgs, l N~~E C --· .. - ... 1 and 44 seconds later, the score S..ton 7 3 2 .700 WI get an early chance to OACHES I was hed, 18-18. By halftime,[ Buffalo 8 4 I .tm f pro~e JUSt how good it real ly" 1 MONTGOME:HY Ala IUPI\ : , · · Jn a pa1r of games against ' the Galhans had forged ahead New Yor k 5 5 2 .500 fourth-ranked 0 k 1 - Glenn Dobbs of Tulsa h"s he one point, 28--27. Houston 3 9 0 .250 Angeles next wee~e~d. at . n'!l , named to coath the Biue and , The new combination opened Miami 2 10 0 .167 Duke, which was surprised b John Bndgers of Baylor has & SAVINGS CO. the third period for GAHS. Western Division Y. been selected to coach the Gray 1 --·-- -With a sharp passing attack, W. L. T. Pct. 1 . in the annual Bluc-t;ray Fc>lt· good rebounding and balanced x-Kansas City 9 2 I 818 ; ball Class10, Dec. 24. A·h scoring, GAHS outscored the Oakland 7 5 I _j83 : ave' arp fourth quarter atlack Douglas wilh 10. Oaks 17·9 to take a 45-36 lead San D1ego 8 5 1 .545 1 g re strong Alexander cag. Sharp shooters McDaniel and Iafter three periods. Denver 4 8 0 33.1 ers 0 Alhens County " 67·50tHamill were the big men lor I In the third slanza Larry x-Ciinched division title . ;!~u oder the Eastern Eagles the winners. Hamill had 24 and IMitchell pumped in s~ven markSunds)·'s Results ray mght at Eastern. McDaniel 23. 'ers, Gene Jackson had one, Rod ' Denver 17 Miami 1 Coach_ Bill Whaley 's team . Eastern hit 39 per cent of its Gilkey six and Jim Gilmore San Diego 28 Houston 22 ,. outst'bl"ed the Eagles 25 to held attempls, Alexander took three. The GAHS defense lim· Boston 14 Buffalo 3 9 In the final period to take the the Reserve game 34-33. East- !led the Oaks to four lield ICill!Y games scheduled! BY DICK THOMAS 'Mid • ·Ohio Valley Conference ern plays at Wahama Tuesdsy goals and a free toss in this Sunday's G!IDlel The R1o Grande College Red· opener. Alexander led or.ly mght. . stanza. New York at San Diego ' men romped to a 118-98 wm 12-41 at the end of the third By quarters : Throughout the final . ·'oo Denver at Oakland ' Saturday night over fmdiay period. Alexander 7 26 42 67 GAHS led an wbe f pen lj Boston at Houston College· at Jackson . It marked , The score had been tied 7·7 Eastern 7 24 _42 50 to t7 points ~lore rtehe romO_..:.. Kansas City at MiamJ the fifth time in six games the ALEXANDER H iiA3 Redmen have gone over the at the end of the first period am11i 9- reduced the final m•rgin to and Alexander led 27-24 at in- 6--24; McDaniel 10-3-23 : Ber- eight. The Gallians' biggest NBA STANDINGS century mark. termiss_ ion·. The loss was the ry 2-ll--4; Brooks 2_-0-4_ ;--Nic· llead carne wilh 3:06 rema•·ru·ng By United Press International It was also the flflh win in klem 3 2 8 f( f Ea 1 Dl 1 1 six starts for the charges of fi1rst •n three slarts for Coach 2 Ryer s ern vswon L p Coach Ari Lanham who now lh n- ' - ; mca1d 1-ll- when Mitchell's two free tos••• ~ ·Danny Wright's Eagles. : u ~~o. Brown 1-0- put the Gailians on top 58-41 _ - · ct. Charles Eichinger, senior 2, TOTALS 27-11-67. a 17 point spread. Philadelphia 22 2 .917 are preparing for Tuesday d led E Boston 16 5 .762 night's game with Pikeville. Ky .. guar ' . astern scoring EASTERN _ Martin 4-1-9· Mter making the ehange in N .~2 College at the Gallia Academy 2 With IT pomts on SJX field goals Douglas 3--4- 10 . S ncer 2___Q his lmeup, in the second period, _ew_ Yo~k t H .429 High School gym. and llv~ n-ee throws. The only --4: Eichinger 6.-~ . New- Coach Bursor's lads oulscored Cmcmnal! 9 12 other Big Green player to hit land 2- 2-6: Benedum 2. n the Oaks 48-23. Baltimore 4 2t .160 Findlay (98) - Jerry Carter, m double ligures was Richard TOTALS 19-12-50 From tile field, GAHS hit 25 Western Division 1\--4-20; Jim Carter, 6- 6--18; . . ·of 58 attempts for 43 per cent. . W. L. Pet. Zirby, 2-1-5 . Finley, 4-3-11; The Gallians added 14 free San FranciSCO 16 8 .667 Crulle, 4-0-8 : Hoover, 1-2--4; throws out of 18 attempts. The Detroil . 13 13 .500 Sory. 0-4--4; Hillman, 4-2. . Bursonmen committed 15 turn- St. LouiS 11 II .500 10; Austin, 4-1- 9; Minnick. 3 uvers 11 in the first hall Los Angeles 9 16 .300 - 1- 7; Krebs, 1--j)- 2. Totals. 3 GAHS committed 20 rsonal . Chicago 8 18 .308 7-Rio 24--98. the Oaks 15 pe s, Sunday's Results Grande ( 118) - GregorJ, . . ' . ' GAHS · 11 d h bo St Louis 123 Los Angeles 118 1\--4-16; Towler 1-1- 3: MaBy \tJCHAJi;L PRENDERGAST yarder to Gary Collins. cuntro e t e ards (Oru hed bry 6- 5-17· .fi.ainer 10---6-Unlted Press lotemationat Trailing 3t -14, the Browns ;lth 44 rebounds. Mitchell was y game sc uledi 26 · , Lusetti i-1J...-2· B'ass !!.CLEVELAND IUPli - The stormed back alter intermis- /gh here With 13. Gene <Ju ice) S..:30: Tho;,.ton, S.:..:!.-t4: Colname of the gafne IS called - ston. Kelly scared twice on runs ackson came down wlth ~e, lins, l-0-2; Hamilton, t- 0-"You Cotta Have Hearl! " of lhree and two yards and Ry· Gilmore had seven and Gilkey 2; Batdorf, J-0--jj_ Totals, 47And the Cleveland Browns an f~red scoring passes to live. 24-118 proved they have I t f .t Ralph Smith and Green. The Oaks shot 40 per cent Sunday when. they c~~: ~r:m ~ The assault was JUS! too Ff~om ththe lileld, hlhrltting 22 of 55. Case Tech 104 Detroit Tech 88 1'1- pomt · deliCit . much for the Giants who rom e ree ow lme the . to upeod the d . • viSitors were somewhat ' ld Oh10 College Basketball Scores Central State 67 Wilmington 57 New York Giants 49-40 in the s~r~·- on1Y mne pomts on _Go- slnkmg only 12 of 27 Tb k' By United Press International Ashland 89 Walsh 40 last two minutes of the game g a ' 13 · 38· and 16-yard held collected 19 rebounds r~ a s •Ohie State 7g Iowa State 77 Grace 90 Cedarville 88 Ballling sub-freezmg temper- foal~.d The Browns scored five L Hutohison's seven The 0 Cincinnati 77 Wisconsin 70 (ot) Goshen 95 Bluffton 80 ·alures and a frozen field, Frank ouc owns '" the second half . ..;mmitted 14 turn~ers. a s Michigan Stale 83 Miami 51 Malone 80 Bethel _61 ,; ,. Ryan fhpped a touchdown pass Wilh lhe contest ail liut GALLIPOUS 1841 Bowling Green 68 Wittenberg 60 Dayton 80 St. LoUJs 7! to E~nle Gr~en w1th a minute cinched for New York. Cleve- Mitchell, ltl-6-26 ; Jackson, Toledo 98 Notre Dame 80 K~nsas 100 Xavier (Ohio) !i2 and .0 second• left lo play to land moved within five points of 3-1-7· Gilkey 5-2--! 2. Ryal Kent State 95 Ball State 74 R10 Grande 118 Findlay 98 Hold your horses-and : give Cleveland the Jeod lor the a tie on Ryan's 19-yard touch- 0-1-1; . Meado~s, 1 Da: Akron 100 Central Conn. 87 - --- 2 f~rst l1me. i down pass tn Smith .aS: Cleve- vidson O-H· Foid :1.-2-6· Ohio Westleyan 84 SAVE ON that could be qune 1 . Then ad4ing_ insult lo injury, land forced tHe invadtrs'o punt Cordeli. (}--0--fl; Gilm~re ;~--Z,.: . MI. Union 62 (2 ot) Auto Insurance defenseman Bdl Glass iced u,. following the kkkoff. 8; McCarty, 0-H; Spencer Cleveland State M problem with either ga(lle for the Browns In the fi· That set the stage for the win- 1-0-2; Dennis, 0--0--0; M~kin8um 7'1 Premium stay• oome Polara's standard 383-cublc· nal mmule when he picked up ning tally. The Brown$ ad· TALS 25--14-&1. Otterbem 88 Oberhn ·62 even oftor claim Tom kennedy's fumble and vanced the baU 42 yards in t OAK 1llLL (S6} Baldwin-Wallace 88 Denison 73 If you wont to IIYI 111 raced 13 yards into the end three plays with an · l!-yard Rose, 2--2-.l; Lewis, l-1J...-2; Hiram 52 Heidelberg 50 . us for outomobllo zon~. .. . , ' dash by Kelly and Ryan's 31· Donley, 5--3-13; D. Hutchin- Wooster 83 lnouranCI Ffxcept lor the last minutes yard toss to Green. sgn, 11--+.-0; . Malone,,.H-8· Kenlocky Southern 84 of_tbe nme, New York was in . .. . ' · Carter, ·1--0-2; ·Howell, Quincy 72 Steubenville 70 cOil!lj)aod.' The Giants Jumped The Gl3nts were superior on 8; L. Hutchinson, 6--2--15· Kenyon 84 Capital-75 off to a 7-0 lead when Claren<'e the ground and the Browns In TOT~S 22-1}-66, ' Western Reserve r1 Thiel 11 INSURANCE AGENCY ~8 p,...eat. ~ent: scoring -~ I BJue DeVI")s 1·op ·oakH"ll I I c 64-56 1 1 I B I I' I , . I _4/cindor Gets 56 In Victory ~ITYLOAN 1 Redmen ThrasI1 F"Ind)ay , .. I 17 .,ate. CIeve}andRally L • 4 Stops GIants 9to 40 'I ~~- College Results \ Dlsel!arges By !P..du Knepp Mrs. Emerson E. Adami, Mr. and Mrs. Otla Knopp vbGeorgianna M. Akers, Mrs. lted their son, Max, a student Robert W. Bennett, John F. Bowe, Paul M. Clifford, Mrs. at Palmer C. C., Davenport. Mack Diekess, Karen C. Jones, Iowa. While there they attend· Oartel Llwson Mrs Gaynelle ed a basketball game between Mahaffey, Mary K. ·McK!nDey, the Wlverns and the Lincoln Paul A. SeUer, Rosemary Smith, Chrlsban Preachers of Llncoln, "layton T Tincher Mrs ....... lll. Max " eo-captlan for the ~. · ' • • • ....- Wlvema. "' E. Tyler,ohMrs, Earl W. Wal· Dinner •·-m~•" oI Mr, and Is, Mrs. J n Wheeler, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Wolle on Thanksiarry C, Wiltshire, Mro. James gl"'"" re M and M AI • Trent " Ch te A ••,. we r. rs. · ;· • ~·"· es r • bert Wolfe, Susie and Rickie, of _Lantl and mfant .on, Mrs. Cal· Olmstead Falls, Mrs. Edith ~n Boowell, Fred Deuauer, Grimm of Kent, Mr. and Mrs. IUS Hyrne, Mrs. Erneot Rain- Thomas Brutran of Chagrin 'Y, Tom L; Roberts, Roberta A. Fa&, Mr. and /o!I'S. Otis ;:ussell, Ernest A. Watts, Mrs. Knupp, ·Mr. and Mrs. Dick JCtor Young, Jr., Mrs. J. ll Slerrelt Matt Mike and Max 9alker, Mrs. Char~. E. Daw- of GaWpolil. ' ' 10n, Darnel s. Kilimcswortb, Mrs. ,l,llce Bee&le o1 Duluth, ~rs. Robert G. Cline ~ In- Minn., is vlsitinJ her 4aU&bler a.nt daughter, Mn. WUUam L. and grandacip,, Mrs. Wen'lerce and Infant .on. dorfl and ltaady and Jeff. Mr. and MJ:a, Edward Thalli and daughter, Betty, spent a The front of the U. S. Clpl- weeke~~d wltll the Charles ol faces easl. Tlwlss family. !Cay, Hhonda and Johnny West apent three dayo wllh tlteir IJ'andmolher, Mrs. Eatber 111111111 II West. ...... i l . - ..,.~:'::.:!~':!'. Mr. and Mrl. Qmld Hart of "'"~!t'.., Newark ..... a weekend wllb Jlltra ~1UbJOu&enMU4lltmua .,.._. ... June IACKACHEr. TENSION ........, ........ 8 ';T:'~:;:~·,r.!!:.~~'l! bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. lion- ;. • • - ... """ '""' aid Hart 1r ;...,.,. • Mr. and Mrs. Otis Knopp spent 1..._ ·...~· ~..~-to"""'·""' Stmda1 with Mr. and Mrs. .."'.:=:.:1:/'.:r;·:: 0eo11e of Gay, W.Va. feelo~ • ,.,,1 Knopp --------- g' :YI 1111 ' 1 Rally'Round the Dodge ••• Boys! + ro: , ._a-: c~etl· Childs the ball 90 yards fllf -e_)Qaeltdown. . N~w_ York, made it 14·0 when Gai1.·· .1'/Qod went five yards arou~d r,Jght end on a ·bootleg. · ~ Browi!S reached the score .bo;IJ;41.,!ate In the firsl period -~ ~119~. Kelly bulled over liom o~e.taro ool. ·.; l1( !fje" period, New .YQrk ill"reased the Browns' dellei~ ~~~· Wood aiiJt PBI!Bed ~ecOIIII if'= :-ft:t::e:. rl!l. goat&. ·~ ,: Cleveland notched Its secon~ touchdown to continue the sror-1 lq lest. RyaD ~ 11 lhree· Cl~veland, gau~ g~arters: the aJr. --BW • By · · .. yards through the air oomp_ared Gallipolis •... IG 1!.!; ig ..; 114 to 123 for New York. 'lhe G1antg Oak Hili .. · .. 18 11 9 20 _ 56 edged the B:owll8 11' llrst doWl!B Officials - Shujll'·and Atkins notchmg 2'3 to Cleveland's" 211. . .. • while oulru!hing the Clevel8lld 13 c~rries. club 212 to_po yards; : . Kelly enler~d Suiufay's cnnMost of . develaild s rus!tlitg test as the NFL's second lead· 1~11 to Kelly who beeame-· the Jni1 rusher and boosted h' . 2 1 th N!!L ta.jllio the :1,- son tota,L to 1,070 xards. IJOI).yard flll~.ll'fJ11 '!.2f'jltldi on \WO ga10et left. · . · ' ·.. , . . '" Pia]~· ~~-~=• V. D. EDWARDS lWh;ee;;:;ling;;,i;i'l.iJ~o~hni;;;;Carro;;;Di;;IL8i;;;!:':ho=n:•;992-:;244f::;;:;;:;;:;:::!~'l 3 ROOMS New ONLY '299 ' 1 Cliw••ltllfT.- . ~~~1,...1 .W~~·~~1 C);J'Jtft' <:Q"'PJON, o.o. M · Office Hours: 9 to 12,.2 to~ .- -W.VA.. ·. ~,......... _, ""' • ·IT RtS T" '·: · ·· (Close at Noon 01 , Thurs. - East ~lilt $t., P,om.ro, Expensive! Don't you baUivoiL . Be 1 llodor In '67' d~vli 1 new Polora, • 0 • c, fiO,Oo Down - ....... : MASON 1 ' engine up to the 440-Mt&num. FURNITURE CO, R.,H•.RAWILNGS SONS CO. • . · MU &: SECQ"D STREETS 'MIODI:EPORT~ OHIO I - J-' ,,' ' �'\.1 • --------•4-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 5, 1966 spepl .~nk!S!t!ng week end Mr. and Mrs. Ott:~w; G . . . Ap . _a-' rove ""Yallli ~pent t11i. ' KC Floored At Bu=er ft... Soeiety Notes I Mr. and Mr~. r: and With Mr. and Mrll. Wllb\ir Galli- lllclne 1!111 llllll . . ·. 1114 ~ , ill' a ~~ ~-~ ""lmllll:lf 1011 1Ift .... :ei..W. ··• Blaln Nice f ..v.ueSitower is - k t1111 !lhell•, lllw *•· Ror lltbi!IY. Newark apelit .. TillllkriWIIt Mr. and MH- JIUIItll 11M Mil. DatU PliiiO!» .~'" Mls. Albert Lett of. 9oncr?it with the formet'a father, Mr. and family, Mrs. llillb Parsons, q . . with Mr. &lid (;;,,e,~,.Gum .,,,_ owp Gum Will Tho Falrland Dragons down- 1oa. Jl'or Kyger Creek, It was Bobeata SZ.18. ato Mr. and Mro. Bdl Mos1er and Mrs. Lloyd Nl.~e . · ed Kyger Creek 5M8 Saturday th~lr second 1089 agalnst a lone JKyger Creek 12 11 19 7-49 of NJ!ro, W. Va., "'"ted re, 'l'he Unilad Brethren Cllurch . Dlghl at ~ • •r:o rr ""Steve Low. wm. Tha Bobeata meet !be hil!h· -FBll'land .. 11 13 20 6-50 BY M B rberl Rousb cenlly wlU• Mr. and Mrs. Carl ot Letart Falls held a turkey Is' ba>,et at th e buzzer. Two flying E;astern Eagles Friday I Kyger Creek (40)- Spauld· n. e Schulli, Sr. dinner at the home ol Mr. and pm "'" 'l ot• tnd mi<sed wh•n n:ght at Kyger Creek. ing, 1-6-2; Hall, 3-11-17; The WSCS of the local Melb· Mr. and Mro. Charles F..ter Mrs Erwin Gloeckner, Thanks! , 11,18 g " 0 ·d t'·e ,, bound ond - • od Grose, 1-3-5; Bradbury•. 3-- odlst Qlurch 8p011Sored a tur· were called to Worthington on gi~g. Attending were Mr. and fi~ec Jerry Hall, 6-0 seruor, p~cts 11-5; White. S-4-14: Eblm, S ley diMer last week at the Satunday due to the sudden Mrs. Bob Adams, Mr. and Mrs. t ifl• I' '·oo ds left, Ky&er the Bobcats with 17 pom . -0-6. Totals, 15-19-49. church aMex. Seventy • II v e death of their son-in-law, me<! Larry O'Brien, Jimmy and Lin( n '·"I toet the ball, !'m IVhlte, :rlt ~o~homo~~ Fairland (SO) _ GiUette, 3- members and guests attended. C: T~rriU. He is sumved by da, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ,,, to olserv•rs, Jcr- Cuar:, tossed tn 14 o Kyg 1-7· Taliaferro 6-3-16· Mil· The evening was spent SOC18l· hts Wife, the former Mary Ja: Roush and Roger, Mr. and ,.. "' ov two ree · . ler 'G--4--4· S~ leton z+7· ly and games and skits were Foster, two sons, ,James a Mrs. Herschel Norris and ,, . but no foul Ca.'! Taliaferro topped Falf· Vu;oent 2_:5-/ B ~wis, let. by the pastor, Rev. James Howard, two daughters, Nancy Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. EdNOW ON DISPLAY AT DEALER NAME \ "'' llra~ons call- lands scormg Wllb 15 points, 2--2· s' Lewis '2--2~ Totals Early. Ann and Ellen, a stepson, Tim· ward Miller, Mr. and Mrs. VerA reflection of true Italian craftsmanship. A sleek u . w•th etght sl'<onds lett. land Dennis Vincent was next 15-20_:50 • . • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bud and othy Musser! and hiS fath~r, non Cady and children, Mr. and 100 m.p.h. two seater sports roadsterthllthandles 1h n "·: e th e "mmng goal. With mne. · . l-am spent the weekend with all of Worthmgton. Mr. Terrill Mrs. Larry Badgely and Dan· It was Fa~rland s second In the preliminary, the ~air· Reserves - Fairland 32 lrelatives in Columbus. Mrs. w" found dead In bed Sat~~: ny, 'Mr. and Mra. Mike O'Brien like a dream. consecutive wm agamst no loss- land reserves downed the litUe ,KC 18. · Cora Buck accompanied them day. He was 47 years old. F and snns, David Gloeckner ol to lbeir home Sunday. era! services were held Tues- Columbus, Edward Moran and GRANTED MORE TIME Mr. and Mrs. Theron John- day at Rutherford Corbm Chap. Carl Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE, Ky. (UP!) - son returned recently from a el wtth the Rev. Earl Morgan Erwm Gloeckner and Raymond Latoma Race course has been r Fl rida ornclatmg. Burial was m Un- Adams of WaNen B Uailed Preos International IElyria 69 Berea 43 granted five additional days for v~a '~:S Be~les jr of Wells- ion Cemetery. Mr. Terrill was M Cl de Tuck~r and famTlmken 71 Glenwood 61 Rocky River 62 Midpark 51 its thoroughbred racing ton a day with Ferne a veteran of World War II and ii :s nt YTbanksgtving with , Canton McKmley 69 Newark 46 Brooklyn 72 Olmsted Falls 68 meetmg to make up for Hayman and Wesley Belles, Sr. attended Dubhn Commumty ~d Mrs. ~'red Miller and p r 53 Cuyahoga Heights 65 programs cancelled by snow! M nd Mrs Waiter Shane Church. Mr. and Mrs. Terrtll r. er Y Canton Lehman 52 (OI) Brooklyn 72 and cold weather. The five , I spent Sunday With had been married JUSt four famt 1y. M T N rris Canton Central Catholic 70 Beachwood .67 . (lddltlonal days Will extend the l ~he latter's mother, Mrs. Lizzie months. _ _ M~~rs. o~--~Massitlon 66 Richmond Heights 42 meeting through Christmas Sayre. Alltance 72 Kavenna 30 Chagrin Falls 6> Eve. Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Mrs. 8 LouiSville 4!1 West Brancll 4 Wiilougllby South 52 Nora Pearson, Mabel Shields. Minerva t;G East Palestme 60 woodridge 86 Twinsburg 55 ANNOUNCE OPENER Hazel Fox and Doris Adams Canton St. Thomas Aqumas 67 . Conneaut 60 Madison 56 KANSAS CITY· Mo. (UPI).- were Parkersburg visitors on Randolph 64 1Kirtland 87 Cardinal 37 The Kansas City Athlehcs Thursday. Sandy Valley 49 Jackson 40 Mansfield St. Peter 79 announced Sunday that theywdl Mr. and Mrs. John Pape and • 5-speed synchro-mesh transmission Daltvn 73 Lake 56 Elyria Catholic 51 open their home Amencan family spent Sunday with the • Power assisted disc brakes up-front East Canton 79 Alwater 56 Cloverleaf 62 Highland 48 League season .on April. 1l at 1 latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Convertible top-removable hard top optlt!llal Green 71 Northwest 55_ Keystone 50 Milan 43 p.m. local _time with th·el Herschel Roush. A color so new North Canton 63 Marhngton 61 Lorain Admiral King 82 Cleveland fnd1ans . the oppoSI· Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayman and versatile you ~ DoY€r 52 Meadowhrook 41 Akron Hoban 45 lion. Charles 0 . Fmley, owner and family of Washingi<In, D. SAFm will want it in. Garraway 58 Gilmour Academy 72 I of ihe Ath_letiCs, satd the 7 p.m c., visited recently with their FEATURES ; Nc~co_merstown 40 Western Reserve Academy ~7 1 starting brne wa~ m ord~~ to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T STRAP • Statbell5 Cleveland Benedictme 87 . Champion 66 Jefferson 42 give the "working man a Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. RobCleveland Collinwood 6l Parma Valley Forge 55 chance to aitend. erl Lewis and attended funeral SLING • 4-wiJIIfllyl I Sizes 4·10 Cleveland .John Adams 72 . Lakewood St. Edwards 43 services for their grandfather, LOAFER emeraency I 1sher . AA-5 Widths C)ev~land Latm 59 1Black River 52 Columbia 41 SIGN FOR FIGHT Grover llarrts. system Cleveland Easl 1cch 99 Zanesville 62 Cambridge 54 NEW YORK (UP!) -Jose Mr. and Mrs, Roy Donohue 9.99 & 10.99 76 Clevela~d John Hay :Zanesville Rosecrans 71 Torres and Dick Tiger a~e, a;1d family spent a weekend in Cleveland East "' . Lancaster Fenwick 61 scheduled to sign for !belt Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Cleveland Glenvtlle 46 Barnesville 63 Shenandoah 46 world light heavyweight tiUe George Donohue and attended Cleveland West Tech 78 Ames-Bern 92 bout at 11 :30 a.m. EST, Monday the wedding of their nephew, Cleveland Holy Name 59 1 New Lexington St. Aloysius 57 at the offices uf the New York William Ours. & Cleveland Lmcoln 93 Lawrence 101 Caldwell 82 State Athletic ComlDISSton. MIDDLEPORT OHIO Cleveland South 84 Miller 78 Rome-Canaan 63 Mrs. John Stobart returned I Member of Middleport Merchants Gifi.O.Romo 1 Mile Above the Silver Bridge in Konauga, 0. • I c 1 b "' tte 49 Friday alter a viSit with her 1 Cleveland Max Hayes 00 urn us na rson 'l · Chi 11.,.,.,.,,....-....,..,....,,,......,....,,,.,,,...-.;. 0 k H'll 60 Western Hills 44 • Cleveland St. Ignatius 59 . , Hiver View 41 j C~. w:t~row 75 Reading 46 da~ght~r~,~~/a~~~a~~e ~ 8~1' Oberlin 61 Huron 60 Northndge 64 Licking Valley 55 . S lle 78 rs. 'th Vermilion 60 Ridgeville 58 Madison 85 Jewett 71 Cm. La a Cin Woodward 63 tart Falls spenD! SlunldaHyll ~e Ml Mr. . ,andMrs. a asbb' t.p "'K· Eastlake North "B <7 rns h49 a .amoras 62Wtrford" ae ~ c· Elder 54 Cin,· Taft 50 Maple Heights 78 N~wport 64 m. Hills daughter, De 1e, ar 2 Shaker Heights 47 1 Marietta St. Mary W Lemon-Monroe ~in. Hughes 6 ersburg, spent the . wHeekend Bed! rd 74 1 Skyvue 84 Beallsville 49 . w1th them. Mrs. Dons ens1er o . Cm. Purcell 75 11 d Sunday University School 55 1Lincoln Hgts. 29 Wyommg 27 Cin Courter Tech 49 l ca e · M E · . Weekend guests o1 rs. ar1 Norwood % Madeua 81 Robinson were Mrs. Hazel Princeton 67 Fatrftoid 64 (ol) Mitchell, Mrs. c0e 1 Ham1iton Garfield 90 of Columbus and Mrs. Anna Mt. Healthy 56 • opening· round singles C 11 H'll 79 Scarberry, Evans. Weekend Sports Summary matches in the inter-zone Davis North o cge ~- on Kenton 69 Word has been received by By Umted Press International Cup finals •mp k 60 relatives of the death of Harl Saturday , Lockland 76 Deer ar Sayre of Evans, W. Vo., Mr. MIAMI (UPII -Florida BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) _ St. Bern~i~O Country Day 53 Sayre was a brother of Mrs. h~n~ed ~~~;ously unbea~;. Sandor Hites booted three goals Hamilton Badin 62 Harrison 52 Ruth Parsons. . :a darat . 1: ·~:f~stng to pace the University of San DiUsboro, Jnd., 71 Taylor 63 Mrs. Craig Theodore, Lisa Now 6 e ea '" e ' Francisco to a 5-2 victory over Anderson 65 Batavia 60 and Todd, of Columbus, Mrs. Giving Orange Blossom Football Clas· Long Island University in the Finneytown 75 Ross 67 Robert Lewis and Mrs. Ferne I SIC. fmals of the NCAA soceerl~~~~~~i.i-ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiojiiioiiiiioiiiiiiiiiill Free tournament. LOS ANGELES IUPI) Tickets Giant Lew Alcindor scored Sunday points in his varsity debut CALCUTTA, India (UPI) lead top-ranked UCLA to a 105Ramanathan Krislman and Jaid90 basketball victory ip Mukerjea scored a 7-6, 3-6, 6· Southern California. 3, 3-6, 6-3 victory ever BraZil's BIRMINGHAM, Ala. !UP!) Tomas Koch and Jose Edison Th. d· ked Alabama conclud· Mandarmo m a doubles match ran on as the to give India a 2-1 lead in their etl lr~nsseas ·c· Iff undefeated-united major Oavts up mter-zone p ayo . football team with a 31-ll victory over Auburn. MELBOURNE (UP!) ·-Rose-- ' mary Casals of San Francisco WESTBURY, N.Y. (UP!) gained the final ol tha Victorian Cardigan Bay rallied Lawn Tennl• Championships rageousiy In the stretch to when she beat Lorraine Robin· the $50,0110 National Pac•in~l son of Australia 11-3, W, 6-2. Derby at Roosevelt Raceway. · ttonor at ITALIAN MASTERPIECE ARRIVES · IN AMERICA . . I ' H' h s h } R ul hiO }g C 00 es ts O c~rrent ~sPent Mrs. J. ~~ll~polis By Miss America THE SHOE BOX ° FIAT Spider Sportster I <12·~M•-nrm_o,._ -~ - -- - HANDCRAFTED 28' CONSOLE TV z Fran~·· RACINE MERCHANTS . ~~:~~M~:h;~::~~~~~·;: arl~v~m~~J:f:~ tf~"~~~:~r El1gan1 ltaltan Pro111n ctal styled to-boy console 10 grained Cherry Fruitwood color on select hard- wood veneers and sol1ds. 22 .000 Volts Picture Power _ 6Y4' Oval Front-Mounted Speaker. FOR THE BEST IN DEPENDABILITY No printed circullSl Metal ch11ssis has up to 200 times greater heat condu ction ab1l· ity than phenoliC used in printed circuit boa1ds . Th1s me&ns longer TV life. FAMOUS ZENITH PERFORMANCE I Dec. 10. 3 ($20) Prizes •22,000 Voltt Picture Power • Custom "Perme-Set" VHF Tuning • UHF and VHF Spotlitt Panels • "Cipacity-Piua" QuJBty·Components • Exclusive Automatic "Fringe· Lock" Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes Clfluil:•3 Sttgtlf Amplifier • Tone Control Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes OPIN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS INGELS FURNITURE DECEMBER 28 2 • $100 1 - $75 1 - $50 4-$25 1-$15 2-$10 PRIZES BOSTON (UP!) -Fullback . · Nance raced 65 yards for 1l the winning touchdow~ as .the 1 Boston Patriots moved mto ftrst l place in the American Football League with a 14-3 victory over the Bullalo Bills. ' C1asslcs, Bibles, Best Sellers, Po~per B1ckl & Children'' Boolcs LOG CABIN BOOK STORE Opposite Holler Hospital PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Jamie Caleb booted a Jl).yaro 1 field gcal in a sudden-death 1 overtime to give !be Phlladel· pbia Bulldop the Continental Football League championship with a 2(1.17 victory over the i I -~·.!·nib·"· FREE DELIVERY CLOSEST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOME - ---1 tht fclllowing towns: eChnfer eMason elaclnt elrrtcUM • Middleport • Cheshire elutltnd • Hobson MIDDLEPORT MEMBER OF MIDDLIPORT MERCHANTS GIFT.O.RAMA PRIZB Adam Clayton Powell's Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Dec. 5, 1961>-5 piiUIDOd solution to the pmb. · -fi · -~1m of biD• In Harlem ly ... PhylliS McGuire paraded 1on his rst crUise ou m 1 em preac • . k' bikini at THE Palm new near-Palm Beach manalon, and still staying out of N. Y. m I IDlPY • lmmln ool accidentally geared it into re. City to evade the law: clos· Bene~ hnte\ ' r:w g gth P verse _ and crashed it againsl ed-cireult TV piped in from but "chisoc:..:;ss ave Me :ey•1 his own seawall. 00 Wuhlngton .... How come the lpa1 o1 · •m no doubt always balanced N. y . Glancana plenty ol the backs Times didn't print Barry Gold· of their patr,ICI~n n~~ks Ch · The AJQillllliC water's letter to George Rom- Lana Turner s aug ~~ er· ney !about RoJI\Dey's '64 resist.- 1yl's anditionmg mum :ng at i By United Press !Dtematlonal ance to Goldwater) although 't ithe Acto~ Stu~o Wesderv sh- Today "Monday, Dec. 5, the printed Romney'• lengthy cop. Sammy daLovts d r. " 'fthi t 339th day of 1966 w1th 26 to 1 ast "ttl ltoBG i toto Att'nelt.ingaroun nonlus ou .. n .. ; . doctors hadn't advised o ow. . glble fortune hunlt!1'11. Mn. Iva N. Y hf b The moon IS m Its last 1 1ap 1 ... quarter. Bchl.,lnger who mined a ss .. blmDsuck utn cadn eHa 1 ue •'sosse ar- The ~orrung . stars are Mars 000,000 dl~orce setuement fromDons at Sherr ror aano en doubt South Afr1can monevha~s John ty rel} ner _ the MAhar- an.d Jupiter. . Schlesinger, arrived back m ~~~Y ~0 B:roda . who'll go . l'i1e evening star JS Saturn. NY h- oss • the • sea b Amencan movie maker . Cllarlie Chaplin gets back to Dutc bacr t . P Y, DISoey was born on this day tn 0 : Jan. t en-par the U.S.A. m Feb. for his I· M Im'ymg uns m ar· ' 1901, "Co tess I Hong Kong" ftlm " a "' ' un ~h r wants to several of T Capote's clos· ;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii premtere; ar •e . . st 540 friend• scalped their 1 m~sHcl•8 't lnG~ea~a!!~puCigtySt~~ ~laza par\y mvttes for " Stc Th ld hi' · Bellolse who fought himself tn· sums "" o yac mg cha erone Claudetlc t~ a fort~e for everyon; m~~! wa/with Frankie & Mia at P. hlDlself shUts happy th p J Clark's Where r'h''''"· II modestly employed at the host-k pher Plummer couldn't get olfie<! bettmel pushmg a ac rr~achline., I for the Star Maintenance Taxi- cigarets from the C M which gave h1m as m the cab Co The haleau a· of hts new Movie, · "The Tr;,,te ll IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 dr'd must. leave Its wonderful· ly 'located Hotel Wyndham pre- Cross." Perry Como b_·~~~.~~ !l mtae• and expects to cha-cha a brand new luxunous fi Second St. over to the now defunct Hawaii· boat from -~alp~ Ev~nl~rull(d'".e~~~~~~"!!'~~~"'!!.. an Room of the Hotel Lexing· - · ton .. . Michael Caine's full · lime bird at the moment is Camilla Sparv, ex-wife of Bob Evans, who's a Paramount productlon man for the moment. • MARK v MJDDLIPORr : BIG U'.S H ~~; v- 1r ~ ~ '"' Mon., Tue•., Wed., Dee. 5-1·7 FRESH WHOLE 'FRYERS 1 DAY SERVICE 11 SHIRT 1 FINISHING b I Ro inson's ceaners YOU TO VISIT OUl E A R 8 0 R " Maple Shop POPUI,Itl filetS • HIGH QUAUTY lAlLY AMIIICAN fUINITUt! LOAVES FOR 111411At! IOWUNG PIN QUALm' •· ·~OCK~LE EAKER FURNITURE M~tmber of Middleport Merchant Gifi·O·Rollma Homestead -T · 1-F-·F -IN CREDIT JEWELERS Fint Rose Bowl football game was played in 1902. Uni· veraity of Michll!an beat Stanford 49-0. TOTAL $46Q 5 $ LBS. FOR FROZEN FltENCH FRIES lb. pkg. Ask For Your Fret Ticket- No Purchue Nace..lfy Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper $ • Wt deliver •~• to PHONE 992-263~ of Broadway a e away, but I find It hard to even look band !be 1 416 Mal 51 Pt. Pleaunl, W. Va. ~t ~y~~ECO~ Fd',~~Esou. ;OPEN AN ACCOUNT JN 3 MINUTES. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OIIIO ACCOt:i\TS IVP.L~OMF. Deon. sF . ar ·only .. solution (and lt Los WII. 1•tamson Boil Wellman Your hurt more than it helps) : t!how !be letter. to your husband and ask for an e"Pianation. What happens next depends on ability to forgive - or to with an open mind. If he is involved in polities rmy guess Is based on hints in yonr long !ben perhaps someone is out to "gel" him. Don't conIdo,mn before he has a chance to state his case. But state YOUR case firmly: you wlll have either a lull-time husband or none at all! ~ H. YOUR HELPING BAND DEPARTMENT Dear Helen : Would your readers plea .. write to Mrs, Isabel Pinson, 4201 West 14th St., LitUe Rock, Arkansas? At 70, she has had a sttroke. needs mall, is very lonely. - C.F.D. Tho ROSSINI • X23ZZH Dec. 3 .. 3 ($20) Prizes .Voice Kathy Nolan becomes Mrs. Jerry Roth any edition; he's an L.A. attorney ... Orson Welles won't Ire visible as narrator of colur-TV's "The World ol Salvador Dati." .. Forme~ baseball great Lou Boudreau B Mar. ine son was wounded Ill VIet· nam - for the third time For tbe first time, in 14 years, Jerry Colona won t be w1th Bob Hope's, Chrlsl~as G. I. show - he s mending fro.m a coronary · · · Otto Premmger wa~ts Julie Chri~tie ..for ~e jumor.Jesbo-roie tn .,The Kill· lng of Siste~ George ftlm ~erry Lewis ne~.t .film Will be The Big Mouth and no comments A please. M rr . · neth nna 0 ' 0 5 v~no . run 0 ~~r: her progre~s lve·!azz mu· u ~Ic1an brother Ntck s1gned on to get back to work at the of. I th Latin Casino outside Phil· • ERVICE 0 Weel•end Sports Summary •a " llttll!ll home, by bmeii. Heights. Gifta were placed in REPERCU:ISIONB Why do adults make offers ksinet decorated In pink turn young people cruel? blue. Dear Helen• MOTHER Gamee were played It's too late to bring back Mother: pnzes awarded to Mrs. · girl's kitten, but maybe Why Indeed _ only for monmond Bally Mrs Alvln letter will keep other cats that's all and Mro. Kenneth Taylor, harm. · is a ~w low: batting a er which the honored guest A drive-in theater here ad- promoUon trap with live ani· ened her ~ifts Cree admission to I hope your town bas I b'. bl k ttoth . He l'tilhments of cake and I nngmg a ac ca e seen the last of it.- H. tee cream carrying out the pink Halloween party, a big show Dear Helen· ond white color theme were were putting on. One cat: 1 rece'tved, an anonymous let· l IY ter yesterday, and I haven't served by the hostesses to free tic-ket How compete 'hose named above and Mrs. can a munager get? teen able to thmk straight from•• Clelland, Mrs. Gerald t don't know how many . sh·c~. It sold: ~ter, Mrs. Ronald O'Donnell. were stolen that mg-ht. Dear B-: This is not to 1r< Elza Gilmore Jr and then later turned loose at I h hurt you but to WISe "OU up · Jr. ·' "" children George Gum or along the highway to be I have been in love with your· •-iiii'iiii;;;;;;ii.iiiiiiiiii!!~~~ ov~r or Iost. husband and up to two months We do know our kttten WR! ago have had an affair w1th of thhem, 1Some olderd h him. Just so you won't think er rom our aug · thl · mad p I'll give you . was s " and places e-u ' Q arms when she dates I It,r;·,ck or treating She cried for Your baby w~ born while Sire three days, Even now she crieo, your huaband was on a bus!II to 3 when she thinks of her pet. And ness trip I was with him You ' pr. sb I I I I f t er . . . . he s so 'tearluk oh e eJ·a,gers can check tht hotel registration. 1 s e won wa om rom Tht nng your son wears: and Kelly McWilliams. that wss mine. I gave it back " gifts but unable to attend were to your husband during one of MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Charles Bickel and Mrs. our argnments. Lawrence Douglas. The operat1on he had t~ree ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - years ago: that was my b~rth~ day present. No more worry •· bout pregnancy· . When your Dad d1ed and your YOUR BEST BUY!! husband came back early In your brother's sports car, we had a party at yonr house, nor was this ihe first time at your bouse. The sheets in your bed· room were pink with hearts on them. Sundays when you think he 11 playing golf' He was wllh me. The stick pin and cuff lin&s with the black onyx in the center. This was my Christmas gift to him. tl" twtJtll Olar. 111~1,, 2elt~~ . ln . uclang~lar pttl~re ltP~ These are just the highlights. You don't have to wnrry anymore, 1 caught him In a motel with another woman and that was enougl for me' _ Helen, what do 1 do' All these things she said are \rue. My husband was away when I was at the hospital : he did . but we both have an operatwn, agreed on that; he came home early after my father's death lllOUSH SHOE STORE . SMITH'S FIAT SALES a by Helen $3 99 OF Mahogany I * * .J GIRL$ l Af ERS The Razzle Dazzle ~~ 1Qt11e 111 I'< •day IVilllq l!lva. by '' chaei McWiUiams and "'IIliam (l ddls t the 0..: Ca~ton 1 HRP US!· ::II Firm buttoD-free oonaQ: dm lor Dlgbt after night ol restful sleep. C•n1•1« • lleaVJ -·stripe- witb OOid ...... lttlslorl•ch Tlmo You Villi Airt of T - . 1 Wlnnlng Nu........ PDIIod WHidy At P,utk:lpath~ MM1•1'"'d""lltlll Drawing At Home Bank Porldllg Lot At 8:ot P.M. SPONSORED BY TH& FOLLOWIN~' MildfANTS1 Anne'aliiMuty • o... Shop lbor'a Gull Service ." 'w.gn.r lilfl!W..: \It~ ~.Uf ~" Racine FuJ.Velu Mkt. ladne $tnfce llll'ltaliloloutnn Racine Gil'... Racl111 Home Bank Tfie 49c Clull1t'llfililittnt Racllll Gel & a.m. eo. . . . , .... fun •• • but oh lhOH 'I WO UfllltiSflnd ind CIR llofp,._ sotw., JUIIIIIIImmilhe amount you'll.nllli for liftS end otllor txpon,.., - llop in and ,!fllfoio• ~ INn. Buqet your borrawtna wtth a convanlent-lor•you repaymont -tile. · Racilll Dept. StOre Gallon - • • Mlllllllf CLIPPIItluUid • 111eu~a. 11,...,.. ..,.. ,,."~ w• lfiiRIOI'. lllodi· fttiltllrt. Lumii'IOUI Mfl4t 111\l dill, '51.11 ..... $2& TO $2000 • Dw9 fla!lge kee.. SUifRe -~DIII,;fll'ln • HIIIICiredf of faiiiPI11111 otnl coli I Member of Midclloport Merdlenll Glfi.O.R.Ima lb. Broughton's ICE MILK Wild CIOII - - • Sealy Edge Gard .. end 11111111 _ . FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, O. R•ood•t• _ Joh~:· .~.y.v. Eynon'1 Sohlo ServiCII Fint Notional Bank· Ster Supply Co. Sliced Bacon 'JIIwa_llwiJI a·Helpllli Hand It ECO~OMY eAII Tlcktta Gllltf for ALL Drawlnp lncluullllg tht FINAL DRAWINI SAVI.NGS AND LOAN COMPANY u;. """""" An11:1.,_ a.. All...,.. liOO.'w. Stcofld st.- 992·2111, Pomeroy ( ......... -~- . ......... " 16' ...... ..., '. ·~ I, ,_,- - - -.... -- ~-- · - · --- .,..,...- - - · - " " ' ,_ . , , , _ ,., _ , __ , _ , ,, __ ' " " " 1 r- .. ,, '~ ' .. ' ' ' TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 416 Main St. Pt. Pr.-nt, W.Va. •oPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DFJW'ERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OHIO ACCOUNTS L• Wllf-.... WEL~OME Bill Wellman MARKV SUPER MARKET Formerlv Evans Sup•r Ma<ket OPEN EVERY DAY -9:00 TO 9:80 We Reserve Th~ Right to Limit QtWitities ' COL SECOND& �'\.1 • --------•4-Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 5, 1966 spepl .~nk!S!t!ng week end Mr. and Mrs. Ott:~w; G . . . Ap . _a-' rove ""Yallli ~pent t11i. ' KC Floored At Bu=er ft... Soeiety Notes I Mr. and Mr~. r: and With Mr. and Mrll. Wllb\ir Galli- lllclne 1!111 llllll . . ·. 1114 ~ , ill' a ~~ ~-~ ""lmllll:lf 1011 1Ift .... :ei..W. ··• Blaln Nice f ..v.ueSitower is - k t1111 !lhell•, lllw *•· Ror lltbi!IY. Newark apelit .. TillllkriWIIt Mr. and MH- JIUIItll 11M Mil. DatU PliiiO!» .~'" Mls. Albert Lett of. 9oncr?it with the formet'a father, Mr. and family, Mrs. llillb Parsons, q . . with Mr. &lid (;;,,e,~,.Gum .,,,_ owp Gum Will Tho Falrland Dragons down- 1oa. Jl'or Kyger Creek, It was Bobeata SZ.18. ato Mr. and Mro. Bdl Mos1er and Mrs. Lloyd Nl.~e . · ed Kyger Creek 5M8 Saturday th~lr second 1089 agalnst a lone JKyger Creek 12 11 19 7-49 of NJ!ro, W. Va., "'"ted re, 'l'he Unilad Brethren Cllurch . Dlghl at ~ • •r:o rr ""Steve Low. wm. Tha Bobeata meet !be hil!h· -FBll'land .. 11 13 20 6-50 BY M B rberl Rousb cenlly wlU• Mr. and Mrs. Carl ot Letart Falls held a turkey Is' ba>,et at th e buzzer. Two flying E;astern Eagles Friday I Kyger Creek (40)- Spauld· n. e Schulli, Sr. dinner at the home ol Mr. and pm "'" 'l ot• tnd mi<sed wh•n n:ght at Kyger Creek. ing, 1-6-2; Hall, 3-11-17; The WSCS of the local Melb· Mr. and Mro. Charles F..ter Mrs Erwin Gloeckner, Thanks! , 11,18 g " 0 ·d t'·e ,, bound ond - • od Grose, 1-3-5; Bradbury•. 3-- odlst Qlurch 8p011Sored a tur· were called to Worthington on gi~g. Attending were Mr. and fi~ec Jerry Hall, 6-0 seruor, p~cts 11-5; White. S-4-14: Eblm, S ley diMer last week at the Satunday due to the sudden Mrs. Bob Adams, Mr. and Mrs. t ifl• I' '·oo ds left, Ky&er the Bobcats with 17 pom . -0-6. Totals, 15-19-49. church aMex. Seventy • II v e death of their son-in-law, me<! Larry O'Brien, Jimmy and Lin( n '·"I toet the ball, !'m IVhlte, :rlt ~o~homo~~ Fairland (SO) _ GiUette, 3- members and guests attended. C: T~rriU. He is sumved by da, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ,,, to olserv•rs, Jcr- Cuar:, tossed tn 14 o Kyg 1-7· Taliaferro 6-3-16· Mil· The evening was spent SOC18l· hts Wife, the former Mary Ja: Roush and Roger, Mr. and ,.. "' ov two ree · . ler 'G--4--4· S~ leton z+7· ly and games and skits were Foster, two sons, ,James a Mrs. Herschel Norris and ,, . but no foul Ca.'! Taliaferro topped Falf· Vu;oent 2_:5-/ B ~wis, let. by the pastor, Rev. James Howard, two daughters, Nancy Clarence, Mr. and Mrs. EdNOW ON DISPLAY AT DEALER NAME \ "'' llra~ons call- lands scormg Wllb 15 points, 2--2· s' Lewis '2--2~ Totals Early. Ann and Ellen, a stepson, Tim· ward Miller, Mr. and Mrs. VerA reflection of true Italian craftsmanship. A sleek u . w•th etght sl'<onds lett. land Dennis Vincent was next 15-20_:50 • . • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bud and othy Musser! and hiS fath~r, non Cady and children, Mr. and 100 m.p.h. two seater sports roadsterthllthandles 1h n "·: e th e "mmng goal. With mne. · . l-am spent the weekend with all of Worthmgton. Mr. Terrill Mrs. Larry Badgely and Dan· It was Fa~rland s second In the preliminary, the ~air· Reserves - Fairland 32 lrelatives in Columbus. Mrs. w" found dead In bed Sat~~: ny, 'Mr. and Mra. Mike O'Brien like a dream. consecutive wm agamst no loss- land reserves downed the litUe ,KC 18. · Cora Buck accompanied them day. He was 47 years old. F and snns, David Gloeckner ol to lbeir home Sunday. era! services were held Tues- Columbus, Edward Moran and GRANTED MORE TIME Mr. and Mrs. Theron John- day at Rutherford Corbm Chap. Carl Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. FLORENCE, Ky. (UP!) - son returned recently from a el wtth the Rev. Earl Morgan Erwm Gloeckner and Raymond Latoma Race course has been r Fl rida ornclatmg. Burial was m Un- Adams of WaNen B Uailed Preos International IElyria 69 Berea 43 granted five additional days for v~a '~:S Be~les jr of Wells- ion Cemetery. Mr. Terrill was M Cl de Tuck~r and famTlmken 71 Glenwood 61 Rocky River 62 Midpark 51 its thoroughbred racing ton a day with Ferne a veteran of World War II and ii :s nt YTbanksgtving with , Canton McKmley 69 Newark 46 Brooklyn 72 Olmsted Falls 68 meetmg to make up for Hayman and Wesley Belles, Sr. attended Dubhn Commumty ~d Mrs. ~'red Miller and p r 53 Cuyahoga Heights 65 programs cancelled by snow! M nd Mrs Waiter Shane Church. Mr. and Mrs. Terrtll r. er Y Canton Lehman 52 (OI) Brooklyn 72 and cold weather. The five , I spent Sunday With had been married JUSt four famt 1y. M T N rris Canton Central Catholic 70 Beachwood .67 . (lddltlonal days Will extend the l ~he latter's mother, Mrs. Lizzie months. _ _ M~~rs. o~--~Massitlon 66 Richmond Heights 42 meeting through Christmas Sayre. Alltance 72 Kavenna 30 Chagrin Falls 6> Eve. Mrs. Ferne Hayman, Mrs. 8 LouiSville 4!1 West Brancll 4 Wiilougllby South 52 Nora Pearson, Mabel Shields. Minerva t;G East Palestme 60 woodridge 86 Twinsburg 55 ANNOUNCE OPENER Hazel Fox and Doris Adams Canton St. Thomas Aqumas 67 . Conneaut 60 Madison 56 KANSAS CITY· Mo. (UPI).- were Parkersburg visitors on Randolph 64 1Kirtland 87 Cardinal 37 The Kansas City Athlehcs Thursday. Sandy Valley 49 Jackson 40 Mansfield St. Peter 79 announced Sunday that theywdl Mr. and Mrs. John Pape and • 5-speed synchro-mesh transmission Daltvn 73 Lake 56 Elyria Catholic 51 open their home Amencan family spent Sunday with the • Power assisted disc brakes up-front East Canton 79 Alwater 56 Cloverleaf 62 Highland 48 League season .on April. 1l at 1 latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Convertible top-removable hard top optlt!llal Green 71 Northwest 55_ Keystone 50 Milan 43 p.m. local _time with th·el Herschel Roush. A color so new North Canton 63 Marhngton 61 Lorain Admiral King 82 Cleveland fnd1ans . the oppoSI· Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayman and versatile you ~ DoY€r 52 Meadowhrook 41 Akron Hoban 45 lion. Charles 0 . Fmley, owner and family of Washingi<In, D. SAFm will want it in. Garraway 58 Gilmour Academy 72 I of ihe Ath_letiCs, satd the 7 p.m c., visited recently with their FEATURES ; Nc~co_merstown 40 Western Reserve Academy ~7 1 starting brne wa~ m ord~~ to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald T STRAP • Statbell5 Cleveland Benedictme 87 . Champion 66 Jefferson 42 give the "working man a Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. RobCleveland Collinwood 6l Parma Valley Forge 55 chance to aitend. erl Lewis and attended funeral SLING • 4-wiJIIfllyl I Sizes 4·10 Cleveland .John Adams 72 . Lakewood St. Edwards 43 services for their grandfather, LOAFER emeraency I 1sher . AA-5 Widths C)ev~land Latm 59 1Black River 52 Columbia 41 SIGN FOR FIGHT Grover llarrts. system Cleveland Easl 1cch 99 Zanesville 62 Cambridge 54 NEW YORK (UP!) -Jose Mr. and Mrs, Roy Donohue 9.99 & 10.99 76 Clevela~d John Hay :Zanesville Rosecrans 71 Torres and Dick Tiger a~e, a;1d family spent a weekend in Cleveland East "' . Lancaster Fenwick 61 scheduled to sign for !belt Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. 1 Cleveland Glenvtlle 46 Barnesville 63 Shenandoah 46 world light heavyweight tiUe George Donohue and attended Cleveland West Tech 78 Ames-Bern 92 bout at 11 :30 a.m. EST, Monday the wedding of their nephew, Cleveland Holy Name 59 1 New Lexington St. Aloysius 57 at the offices uf the New York William Ours. & Cleveland Lmcoln 93 Lawrence 101 Caldwell 82 State Athletic ComlDISSton. MIDDLEPORT OHIO Cleveland South 84 Miller 78 Rome-Canaan 63 Mrs. John Stobart returned I Member of Middleport Merchants Gifi.O.Romo 1 Mile Above the Silver Bridge in Konauga, 0. • I c 1 b "' tte 49 Friday alter a viSit with her 1 Cleveland Max Hayes 00 urn us na rson 'l · Chi 11.,.,.,.,,....-....,..,....,,,......,....,,,.,,,...-.;. 0 k H'll 60 Western Hills 44 • Cleveland St. Ignatius 59 . , Hiver View 41 j C~. w:t~row 75 Reading 46 da~ght~r~,~~/a~~~a~~e ~ 8~1' Oberlin 61 Huron 60 Northndge 64 Licking Valley 55 . S lle 78 rs. 'th Vermilion 60 Ridgeville 58 Madison 85 Jewett 71 Cm. La a Cin Woodward 63 tart Falls spenD! SlunldaHyll ~e Ml Mr. . ,andMrs. a asbb' t.p "'K· Eastlake North "B <7 rns h49 a .amoras 62Wtrford" ae ~ c· Elder 54 Cin,· Taft 50 Maple Heights 78 N~wport 64 m. Hills daughter, De 1e, ar 2 Shaker Heights 47 1 Marietta St. Mary W Lemon-Monroe ~in. Hughes 6 ersburg, spent the . wHeekend Bed! rd 74 1 Skyvue 84 Beallsville 49 . w1th them. Mrs. Dons ens1er o . Cm. Purcell 75 11 d Sunday University School 55 1Lincoln Hgts. 29 Wyommg 27 Cin Courter Tech 49 l ca e · M E · . Weekend guests o1 rs. ar1 Norwood % Madeua 81 Robinson were Mrs. Hazel Princeton 67 Fatrftoid 64 (ol) Mitchell, Mrs. c0e 1 Ham1iton Garfield 90 of Columbus and Mrs. Anna Mt. Healthy 56 • opening· round singles C 11 H'll 79 Scarberry, Evans. Weekend Sports Summary matches in the inter-zone Davis North o cge ~- on Kenton 69 Word has been received by By Umted Press International Cup finals •mp k 60 relatives of the death of Harl Saturday , Lockland 76 Deer ar Sayre of Evans, W. Vo., Mr. MIAMI (UPII -Florida BERKELEY, Calif. (UP!) _ St. Bern~i~O Country Day 53 Sayre was a brother of Mrs. h~n~ed ~~~;ously unbea~;. Sandor Hites booted three goals Hamilton Badin 62 Harrison 52 Ruth Parsons. . :a darat . 1: ·~:f~stng to pace the University of San DiUsboro, Jnd., 71 Taylor 63 Mrs. Craig Theodore, Lisa Now 6 e ea '" e ' Francisco to a 5-2 victory over Anderson 65 Batavia 60 and Todd, of Columbus, Mrs. Giving Orange Blossom Football Clas· Long Island University in the Finneytown 75 Ross 67 Robert Lewis and Mrs. Ferne I SIC. fmals of the NCAA soceerl~~~~~~i.i-ii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiojiiioiiiiioiiiiiiiiiill Free tournament. LOS ANGELES IUPI) Tickets Giant Lew Alcindor scored Sunday points in his varsity debut CALCUTTA, India (UPI) lead top-ranked UCLA to a 105Ramanathan Krislman and Jaid90 basketball victory ip Mukerjea scored a 7-6, 3-6, 6· Southern California. 3, 3-6, 6-3 victory ever BraZil's BIRMINGHAM, Ala. !UP!) Tomas Koch and Jose Edison Th. d· ked Alabama conclud· Mandarmo m a doubles match ran on as the to give India a 2-1 lead in their etl lr~nsseas ·c· Iff undefeated-united major Oavts up mter-zone p ayo . football team with a 31-ll victory over Auburn. MELBOURNE (UP!) ·-Rose-- ' mary Casals of San Francisco WESTBURY, N.Y. (UP!) gained the final ol tha Victorian Cardigan Bay rallied Lawn Tennl• Championships rageousiy In the stretch to when she beat Lorraine Robin· the $50,0110 National Pac•in~l son of Australia 11-3, W, 6-2. Derby at Roosevelt Raceway. · ttonor at ITALIAN MASTERPIECE ARRIVES · IN AMERICA . . I ' H' h s h } R ul hiO }g C 00 es ts O c~rrent ~sPent Mrs. J. ~~ll~polis By Miss America THE SHOE BOX ° FIAT Spider Sportster I <12·~M•-nrm_o,._ -~ - -- - HANDCRAFTED 28' CONSOLE TV z Fran~·· RACINE MERCHANTS . ~~:~~M~:h;~::~~~~~·;: arl~v~m~~J:f:~ tf~"~~~:~r El1gan1 ltaltan Pro111n ctal styled to-boy console 10 grained Cherry Fruitwood color on select hard- wood veneers and sol1ds. 22 .000 Volts Picture Power _ 6Y4' Oval Front-Mounted Speaker. FOR THE BEST IN DEPENDABILITY No printed circullSl Metal ch11ssis has up to 200 times greater heat condu ction ab1l· ity than phenoliC used in printed circuit boa1ds . Th1s me&ns longer TV life. FAMOUS ZENITH PERFORMANCE I Dec. 10. 3 ($20) Prizes •22,000 Voltt Picture Power • Custom "Perme-Set" VHF Tuning • UHF and VHF Spotlitt Panels • "Cipacity-Piua" QuJBty·Components • Exclusive Automatic "Fringe· Lock" Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes Clfluil:•3 Sttgtlf Amplifier • Tone Control Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes OPIN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS INGELS FURNITURE DECEMBER 28 2 • $100 1 - $75 1 - $50 4-$25 1-$15 2-$10 PRIZES BOSTON (UP!) -Fullback . · Nance raced 65 yards for 1l the winning touchdow~ as .the 1 Boston Patriots moved mto ftrst l place in the American Football League with a 14-3 victory over the Bullalo Bills. ' C1asslcs, Bibles, Best Sellers, Po~per B1ckl & Children'' Boolcs LOG CABIN BOOK STORE Opposite Holler Hospital PHILADELPHIA (UP!) Jamie Caleb booted a Jl).yaro 1 field gcal in a sudden-death 1 overtime to give !be Phlladel· pbia Bulldop the Continental Football League championship with a 2(1.17 victory over the i I -~·.!·nib·"· FREE DELIVERY CLOSEST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOME - ---1 tht fclllowing towns: eChnfer eMason elaclnt elrrtcUM • Middleport • Cheshire elutltnd • Hobson MIDDLEPORT MEMBER OF MIDDLIPORT MERCHANTS GIFT.O.RAMA PRIZB Adam Clayton Powell's Dally Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 ., Dec. 5, 1961>-5 piiUIDOd solution to the pmb. · -fi · -~1m of biD• In Harlem ly ... PhylliS McGuire paraded 1on his rst crUise ou m 1 em preac • . k' bikini at THE Palm new near-Palm Beach manalon, and still staying out of N. Y. m I IDlPY • lmmln ool accidentally geared it into re. City to evade the law: clos· Bene~ hnte\ ' r:w g gth P verse _ and crashed it againsl ed-cireult TV piped in from but "chisoc:..:;ss ave Me :ey•1 his own seawall. 00 Wuhlngton .... How come the lpa1 o1 · •m no doubt always balanced N. y . Glancana plenty ol the backs Times didn't print Barry Gold· of their patr,ICI~n n~~ks Ch · The AJQillllliC water's letter to George Rom- Lana Turner s aug ~~ er· ney !about RoJI\Dey's '64 resist.- 1yl's anditionmg mum :ng at i By United Press !Dtematlonal ance to Goldwater) although 't ithe Acto~ Stu~o Wesderv sh- Today "Monday, Dec. 5, the printed Romney'• lengthy cop. Sammy daLovts d r. " 'fthi t 339th day of 1966 w1th 26 to 1 ast "ttl ltoBG i toto Att'nelt.ingaroun nonlus ou .. n .. ; . doctors hadn't advised o ow. . glble fortune hunlt!1'11. Mn. Iva N. Y hf b The moon IS m Its last 1 1ap 1 ... quarter. Bchl.,lnger who mined a ss .. blmDsuck utn cadn eHa 1 ue •'sosse ar- The ~orrung . stars are Mars 000,000 dl~orce setuement fromDons at Sherr ror aano en doubt South Afr1can monevha~s John ty rel} ner _ the MAhar- an.d Jupiter. . Schlesinger, arrived back m ~~~Y ~0 B:roda . who'll go . l'i1e evening star JS Saturn. NY h- oss • the • sea b Amencan movie maker . Cllarlie Chaplin gets back to Dutc bacr t . P Y, DISoey was born on this day tn 0 : Jan. t en-par the U.S.A. m Feb. for his I· M Im'ymg uns m ar· ' 1901, "Co tess I Hong Kong" ftlm " a "' ' un ~h r wants to several of T Capote's clos· ;jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii premtere; ar •e . . st 540 friend• scalped their 1 m~sHcl•8 't lnG~ea~a!!~puCigtySt~~ ~laza par\y mvttes for " Stc Th ld hi' · Bellolse who fought himself tn· sums "" o yac mg cha erone Claudetlc t~ a fort~e for everyon; m~~! wa/with Frankie & Mia at P. hlDlself shUts happy th p J Clark's Where r'h''''"· II modestly employed at the host-k pher Plummer couldn't get olfie<! bettmel pushmg a ac rr~achline., I for the Star Maintenance Taxi- cigarets from the C M which gave h1m as m the cab Co The haleau a· of hts new Movie, · "The Tr;,,te ll IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 dr'd must. leave Its wonderful· ly 'located Hotel Wyndham pre- Cross." Perry Como b_·~~~.~~ !l mtae• and expects to cha-cha a brand new luxunous fi Second St. over to the now defunct Hawaii· boat from -~alp~ Ev~nl~rull(d'".e~~~~~~"!!'~~~"'!!.. an Room of the Hotel Lexing· - · ton .. . Michael Caine's full · lime bird at the moment is Camilla Sparv, ex-wife of Bob Evans, who's a Paramount productlon man for the moment. • MARK v MJDDLIPORr : BIG U'.S H ~~; v- 1r ~ ~ '"' Mon., Tue•., Wed., Dee. 5-1·7 FRESH WHOLE 'FRYERS 1 DAY SERVICE 11 SHIRT 1 FINISHING b I Ro inson's ceaners YOU TO VISIT OUl E A R 8 0 R " Maple Shop POPUI,Itl filetS • HIGH QUAUTY lAlLY AMIIICAN fUINITUt! LOAVES FOR 111411At! IOWUNG PIN QUALm' •· ·~OCK~LE EAKER FURNITURE M~tmber of Middleport Merchant Gifi·O·Rollma Homestead -T · 1-F-·F -IN CREDIT JEWELERS Fint Rose Bowl football game was played in 1902. Uni· veraity of Michll!an beat Stanford 49-0. TOTAL $46Q 5 $ LBS. FOR FROZEN FltENCH FRIES lb. pkg. Ask For Your Fret Ticket- No Purchue Nace..lfy Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper $ • Wt deliver •~• to PHONE 992-263~ of Broadway a e away, but I find It hard to even look band !be 1 416 Mal 51 Pt. Pleaunl, W. Va. ~t ~y~~ECO~ Fd',~~Esou. ;OPEN AN ACCOUNT JN 3 MINUTES. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELIVERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OIIIO ACCOt:i\TS IVP.L~OMF. Deon. sF . ar ·only .. solution (and lt Los WII. 1•tamson Boil Wellman Your hurt more than it helps) : t!how !be letter. to your husband and ask for an e"Pianation. What happens next depends on ability to forgive - or to with an open mind. If he is involved in polities rmy guess Is based on hints in yonr long !ben perhaps someone is out to "gel" him. Don't conIdo,mn before he has a chance to state his case. But state YOUR case firmly: you wlll have either a lull-time husband or none at all! ~ H. YOUR HELPING BAND DEPARTMENT Dear Helen : Would your readers plea .. write to Mrs, Isabel Pinson, 4201 West 14th St., LitUe Rock, Arkansas? At 70, she has had a sttroke. needs mall, is very lonely. - C.F.D. Tho ROSSINI • X23ZZH Dec. 3 .. 3 ($20) Prizes .Voice Kathy Nolan becomes Mrs. Jerry Roth any edition; he's an L.A. attorney ... Orson Welles won't Ire visible as narrator of colur-TV's "The World ol Salvador Dati." .. Forme~ baseball great Lou Boudreau B Mar. ine son was wounded Ill VIet· nam - for the third time For tbe first time, in 14 years, Jerry Colona won t be w1th Bob Hope's, Chrlsl~as G. I. show - he s mending fro.m a coronary · · · Otto Premmger wa~ts Julie Chri~tie ..for ~e jumor.Jesbo-roie tn .,The Kill· lng of Siste~ George ftlm ~erry Lewis ne~.t .film Will be The Big Mouth and no comments A please. M rr . · neth nna 0 ' 0 5 v~no . run 0 ~~r: her progre~s lve·!azz mu· u ~Ic1an brother Ntck s1gned on to get back to work at the of. I th Latin Casino outside Phil· • ERVICE 0 Weel•end Sports Summary •a " llttll!ll home, by bmeii. Heights. Gifta were placed in REPERCU:ISIONB Why do adults make offers ksinet decorated In pink turn young people cruel? blue. Dear Helen• MOTHER Gamee were played It's too late to bring back Mother: pnzes awarded to Mrs. · girl's kitten, but maybe Why Indeed _ only for monmond Bally Mrs Alvln letter will keep other cats that's all and Mro. Kenneth Taylor, harm. · is a ~w low: batting a er which the honored guest A drive-in theater here ad- promoUon trap with live ani· ened her ~ifts Cree admission to I hope your town bas I b'. bl k ttoth . He l'tilhments of cake and I nngmg a ac ca e seen the last of it.- H. tee cream carrying out the pink Halloween party, a big show Dear Helen· ond white color theme were were putting on. One cat: 1 rece'tved, an anonymous let· l IY ter yesterday, and I haven't served by the hostesses to free tic-ket How compete 'hose named above and Mrs. can a munager get? teen able to thmk straight from•• Clelland, Mrs. Gerald t don't know how many . sh·c~. It sold: ~ter, Mrs. Ronald O'Donnell. were stolen that mg-ht. Dear B-: This is not to 1r< Elza Gilmore Jr and then later turned loose at I h hurt you but to WISe "OU up · Jr. ·' "" children George Gum or along the highway to be I have been in love with your· •-iiii'iiii;;;;;;ii.iiiiiiiiii!!~~~ ov~r or Iost. husband and up to two months We do know our kttten WR! ago have had an affair w1th of thhem, 1Some olderd h him. Just so you won't think er rom our aug · thl · mad p I'll give you . was s " and places e-u ' Q arms when she dates I It,r;·,ck or treating She cried for Your baby w~ born while Sire three days, Even now she crieo, your huaband was on a bus!II to 3 when she thinks of her pet. And ness trip I was with him You ' pr. sb I I I I f t er . . . . he s so 'tearluk oh e eJ·a,gers can check tht hotel registration. 1 s e won wa om rom Tht nng your son wears: and Kelly McWilliams. that wss mine. I gave it back " gifts but unable to attend were to your husband during one of MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Charles Bickel and Mrs. our argnments. Lawrence Douglas. The operat1on he had t~ree ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - years ago: that was my b~rth~ day present. No more worry •· bout pregnancy· . When your Dad d1ed and your YOUR BEST BUY!! husband came back early In your brother's sports car, we had a party at yonr house, nor was this ihe first time at your bouse. The sheets in your bed· room were pink with hearts on them. Sundays when you think he 11 playing golf' He was wllh me. The stick pin and cuff lin&s with the black onyx in the center. This was my Christmas gift to him. tl" twtJtll Olar. 111~1,, 2elt~~ . ln . uclang~lar pttl~re ltP~ These are just the highlights. You don't have to wnrry anymore, 1 caught him In a motel with another woman and that was enougl for me' _ Helen, what do 1 do' All these things she said are \rue. My husband was away when I was at the hospital : he did . but we both have an operatwn, agreed on that; he came home early after my father's death lllOUSH SHOE STORE . SMITH'S FIAT SALES a by Helen $3 99 OF Mahogany I * * .J GIRL$ l Af ERS The Razzle Dazzle ~~ 1Qt11e 111 I'< •day IVilllq l!lva. by '' chaei McWiUiams and "'IIliam (l ddls t the 0..: Ca~ton 1 HRP US!· ::II Firm buttoD-free oonaQ: dm lor Dlgbt after night ol restful sleep. C•n1•1« • lleaVJ -·stripe- witb OOid ...... lttlslorl•ch Tlmo You Villi Airt of T - . 1 Wlnnlng Nu........ PDIIod WHidy At P,utk:lpath~ MM1•1'"'d""lltlll Drawing At Home Bank Porldllg Lot At 8:ot P.M. SPONSORED BY TH& FOLLOWIN~' MildfANTS1 Anne'aliiMuty • o... Shop lbor'a Gull Service ." 'w.gn.r lilfl!W..: \It~ ~.Uf ~" Racine FuJ.Velu Mkt. ladne $tnfce llll'ltaliloloutnn Racine Gil'... Racl111 Home Bank Tfie 49c Clull1t'llfililittnt Racllll Gel & a.m. eo. . . . , .... fun •• • but oh lhOH 'I WO UfllltiSflnd ind CIR llofp,._ sotw., JUIIIIIIImmilhe amount you'll.nllli for liftS end otllor txpon,.., - llop in and ,!fllfoio• ~ INn. Buqet your borrawtna wtth a convanlent-lor•you repaymont -tile. · Racilll Dept. StOre Gallon - • • Mlllllllf CLIPPIItluUid • 111eu~a. 11,...,.. ..,.. ,,."~ w• lfiiRIOI'. lllodi· fttiltllrt. Lumii'IOUI Mfl4t 111\l dill, '51.11 ..... $2& TO $2000 • Dw9 fla!lge kee.. SUifRe -~DIII,;fll'ln • HIIIICiredf of faiiiPI11111 otnl coli I Member of Midclloport Merdlenll Glfi.O.R.Ima lb. Broughton's ICE MILK Wild CIOII - - • Sealy Edge Gard .. end 11111111 _ . FOREMAN & ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, O. R•ood•t• _ Joh~:· .~.y.v. Eynon'1 Sohlo ServiCII Fint Notional Bank· Ster Supply Co. Sliced Bacon 'JIIwa_llwiJI a·Helpllli Hand It ECO~OMY eAII Tlcktta Gllltf for ALL Drawlnp lncluullllg tht FINAL DRAWINI SAVI.NGS AND LOAN COMPANY u;. """""" An11:1.,_ a.. All...,.. liOO.'w. Stcofld st.- 992·2111, Pomeroy ( ......... -~- . ......... " 16' ...... ..., '. ·~ I, ,_,- - - -.... -- ~-- · - · --- .,..,...- - - · - " " ' ,_ . , , , _ ,., _ , __ , _ , ,, __ ' " " " 1 r- .. ,, '~ ' .. ' ' ' TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 416 Main St. Pt. Pr.-nt, W.Va. •oPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DFJW'ERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OHIO ACCOUNTS L• Wllf-.... WEL~OME Bill Wellman MARKV SUPER MARKET Formerlv Evans Sup•r Ma<ket OPEN EVERY DAY -9:00 TO 9:80 We Reserve Th~ Right to Limit QtWitities ' COL SECOND& �.. ~ ___ ______._ i' ::il-'·~·~- ._.. ~~ ' '' .. .........._....... '·' ~.. • ~,---------- -·-----..· ·· " ' 1. ~.: .• r'"' •• ; : ; ..-.·-- Dee. 5, 1988 1 For 5 1 ..;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ liiiiiiiiiiiii~i.iiai.ii•iiiiiiii~.l! WANT AD f INFORMATION WANT E0 ! HADLIMII ......-.. Men..., ~1M . . ..,,...,.n .. -. I "· M. .,., ..,_. ' 1.;;;; CAIJfCILLAtiONI CCII••ICTIO•I ••• ... ,.,... ulttl t:tl A. J•r D•Y et ~..,._ Wo hiVe oevorol desiroblo openings os 1 reault of moving to our new building. We .. pect to movt our service deportment ahortly. Below Ia 1 lilt of jobs need to fill: a. ,... ,..,,.., .....,... ""'" ..... , ,...... , ............ ............. .. ...,.,.... ......... .....,.,... ... ......................... IHUU.fi4Utl ...,. ....................-..... ..., ......... ........ UTII • Calli _. . . . . . . . 1-l'ftlll n Chlrtt 60 Hail CIIIH ... , ..... ..., r.,.. C.. .-utt• I ltlllrttoftt 11 " ' ouacovnt Ifill ·~ ,.,. C:.aiD OJ so •••• ""nlmu"' ..- ·j ~.....- · -; "--· """ ··- '· trans., good work car. Ph. Cheshire, Experienced ,... I Fln•nce I • .' 7 I ' ' '· . 1 ~ POMEROY 992:181 SUPER SERVICE STATION Business Servicll! WITH- COLD-weather- ahead, crickets, spiders and other insects will be coming Inside your home where it's warm, Protect yoor home from these pests with ARAB, USED baby grand piano, rnahogany finish, beautiful tone, rfl'ooc JEST ... ·- . H0JUlA MOTORCYClES SAUS & ·-·~·. SERVIa _. available at King Build..,. Supply Co • Middleport. 11 30 ue [ Mtelll PIOPLil , ·<:ALL 0 IC.K RAn_ '"'o,:o.NGS ·, llAr'n'IUARS 1 , ·nonr ihe htoeJt ..'lTUck ••ltl•fl•• I ..,.,..,. ,,,. ,. ••ro lc 0. - I ALL WE. KIN tf.JTOTHIS e.i:ARTO BACHElOR APARTMENT.~' SA'/ .'! l DON'T·. E • ASHAMED OF S*'RYICE SOt CAt~NUAR Pome""' ----...co---- ·- -- . BEAU'Tl FlA., JVST BEAVTI FUL \/~MAT I~ I THAT CALlED, PRAV lCLL? . ~ \,. ' "'·· ~, · ·' .. . box of cancJy wa:, rUJrei/. when ... but 1 don't Rufus hit you with the c t de~ ~now what Impressive Induction Service Held By K c Natt'onal Honor Soct'ety MOtor cO. QUAliTY tAPP: . ...,, -AN' THASS NAMEl'i MelViN' KEITH GOBLE FORD t .~ ~· '· ... . ,. •! .... . .. . . , AL. MIOOLIPORf. OKlO -- -· SOCIAL Pomeroy Motor Company LAIG I WY Will . ' R'Mil aWIATOR BumRARS . -·~· Phone 992-2143 . .• OfSiiUFFV5 BROKE '. ·. T~KE C~R~ 't • ltiWiings 'HondaSafea[1 · Po"'eroy, ! 1 1;11n or 8olldozer llidlotor To The Smallest Hoat!"' ~·;: LAIG !! J: COME TO ~---------, ...----~~.;.,..;......,· at "ciNI 'oil' i'iil · M50 SPORT BOBCAT ' SPRINT !1 WENT HUNT IN' DOWN IN TH' HOLLER ... IWNJ!;IA'IiJI:WA,Y · ' AI'J ~E •J\'II&MT ·' ~~H.,I:I!tlt TEll DOC Pfi\11\... . .. ,Rr TO CONIE P.·RUNNIN'!! MV UNK SNUffY'S GOT A ~OKE HOWDY, LOWEEzV .. -:; · ··:· :=:= I HARlEY DAVIDSON V.S, low mileage, Ph. New Haven, 88~·2275. II 29 6tp t--------...., . I, '·. •": · Ph. 992·2143 fom4 · completely reconditioned and ==--~-.. .. !"'Y · O~•tC. HOU . . refinished, new guarantee, CUSTOM butchering, will b~y .• . '1: . - .r •IM & ,... •• , ,OD P '-\ D•llt ~ fill to l2•1t ..._ tow price for the quality, oth- hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. IT "t 10 tAI"J YOUR DIRTY CAR Iii Niw Ldiifor Shop ro ...... u • er new grand pianos. See II 1 ric ••.;uL 1 Paooucu•• FOR " oN4Nl .t.D ecar eTruch eHeotor them all at Wendell's, 12091 BULLDOZI>R service. Ponds ONLY Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, driveways ligllt bush!,& i'HONE WY 2-2156 ·• , Cor• • Bulldozer YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER W. Va. 12 5 2tc__ back filling, 91J2.2208. BE PROUD ,Of eAnv Type lo,t and Found POMEROY, OHIO IBUY a lasiing gift of quality 10 31 30tc SUNDAY A CLEAN CAR 1 L.~DY'S Brown teal her pur'"' at Wendell's. Drum ootfits, SPECIAL 25 per cent labor diS. HAM SHOOT SullJay Dec. 4 U·DRIVE-THRU ln>t .saturday o.n the upper~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ guitars, amplifiers, combo I count on all Gravely Tract· at nooCnl abt FSorked Redun Sporlbs- .'NV 2-2196 Mlddletlort. o CAR WASH parkmg Jot dunng the Chnst· :·compact organs. Wendell's, I ors brought in for tune-up or ~an u · ponsor YI'"'=========~"""""'"""""'""""""""'""'~' mas parade. The purse con· 12119 Garfield Ave, Park· ! repairs during November and Drew Webster Post No. 39, lains valuable papers. Any· SIGN$ ersburg, w. Va. I December, or notify and we American Legion. All proceeds one flndmg 11 is ask•d to call •- 1 12 5 2\c will pick up your tractor. for ''Gifts For Yanks" fund Gil ===:::---:------;::: - Gravely 1'ract or saIes, pom- for bospitalized veterans at ~Irs . Grare Huffman at 949· POTATOES, get your winter Ph 992- 2975 Christmas time. 2282. 12 4 3tc potatoes wbile they last. eroy, O. ' . Impressive Induct! 'ce son 0 f M nd 1\lr C"t'roll Clarence Prof"ttt, Portland, 10 30 30tc MONDAY on, servt 8 r. ·a s. "" BLACK Dress Glove, lined. " for the National Honor Society Casto, Cheshire, .·and Ruth Somewhere between I he 65 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 0. Ph. 843-2254. 10 30 Uc lo!AKE MORE PROFIT by SALEM CENTER PTA meets of the Kyger Creek High School Barnett, daughter of Mr. and water nffice and Roller' s Drug 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally owned and low mileage by orig· IF CARPETS look dull and listing your firm's services In Monday mgh~ Dec. 5 a.~ 7:~0 w. as held 1n the little auditor- Mrs. Clyde Barnett, Rt..• 1, Bid· . $1 r·ward. mal Oll.'ner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue fin· · :1 Store ' 1'lt'ddi"port ' .._ ' ish. radio and heater. drear, remove the spots as the DaJ'Iy Senti'nel's ·Bus•~ss ...... p· .m· Qn the theme .. • Mustc mm November 29. Services well. In the spriilg of ;~ext year Robert Harris. 424 S o u t h they appear with Blue Lus! Service column. 10 ··10 U While We Face Cf!~cal lssu., were in charge of Linda French, live per cent of the . eligible Second Ave ..~liddleport. 64 VOLKSWAGEN S129S tre. Rent electric shamponer avcnoNEEB m OUr D~mocracy. Devoltons presldenl, assisted by the other Junior class will bodnltiated. 12 1 3tc 2 Dr. DPluxe model. Local owner, clean interior. jet black 1 a....-"will be g1ven by Mrs Audrey Comp ett - · . . .ill· •· officers, Fred· Rodgers, vice The four black robed mem. II. Baker Furniture Co. rmish, radio and beater H Hi hi ht 12 5 6lc CriU Hradlord ayes. g tg. w "". a president; Virginia Berkley bers were seated at lables cJe<. two BK~G LE Munds. straight =o--:::--:-.,----,-C':'C Write, Proae or CoDta<l muSical by puptls under direcMayes, secretary, and Rayma orated with blue and gold foil l•gs, one predomm, utly black 62 VOLKSWAGEN $895 with some br0 wn. other is Delu xe 2 Door. nrw tires, clean interior. radio. tleoter, bliu·k TWO Circulating gas heaters, oL L. 8RADFORD Uon of Maunta Miller, vocal Taylor, treasurer. ·which are the'CO!ort"'!f the bonI one 50,1100 BTU and one 20,1100 flni~h RaciDe, Olllo mstructor. Refreshments wtll· The services were opened with or sociely. wjlite and ~ l ac~ rm.~wer to 10 25 BTU, Price $ and $ · DavI I tfa IJio served. Everyone is weJ. the pledge to the flag followed In the center ol the stage names ' 'Qll l't'nv·· and "Jewid Hill, Racine, 0. Ph. 949-2762 m ell". los I h<1d' of Rarine .\1onby a song by the group, Amer· was a flaming torch surround12 4 atp SEWING mactllMI, repm '""' co e. day. Ph. ~J2 -J261. -----.,.---,-· . - flee, aU makeo. WY Z.Z21K. ica The Beautiful, Jed by John ed by four candles, white for OPeN eva. 9:00 pH.. 12 2 3tc GOOD HAY, 2 mil~ from Rut· Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . TUESDAY Matheny, vocal music teacher, character, green for leadership. fQMI!IIU1', CliO land on Harnsonvtlle ~ o a d. Authorized Singer Salel aJ· REGULAR MEETING of the and accompanied by Lind a red for service and gold for 15 FT. Plywood boat. adri 1t in Marvm Stone. 12 4 6tp Service 1 Z9 tie Middleport Lodge No. 363, French. scholarship. Ohio Ri\'er. Ph. 9!12-5637 . · ----- . 11960 PONTIAC Catalina, four REAIJY·MIX concreto deUI'el' F&AMbwlll be h7el~. TuesdaAisoy, The history ol. the society, P t f th I £II 12 2 Jtp For Rent For S•le , d . ood d' . Decem er 6 at '"" p.m. 1 hi h . red b the N aren s o e our o cers ·---- ! . oor,'" g con lllon, pow- ed right to your projec~ Faot there will be installation o[of.l~ c IS sp~ns.o y a· are, Mr. and Mrs. George ,. 'LE BEAGLE edo . 2 BEDROOM house trailer, all FROM WALL to wall, no soil er brakes and steermg, good and easy. Free estimata, f' K K Sc'te W M tiona) AssOCilltion of Secondary F h Rt Ill . G 1 11 '" , pr mmant· . . ts .. , tcers, . • 1 s, . • S h 1 Pri . 1 . rene , . , a po s, por1 ned t'""· PII. 01 es 1er 935 ly while, answers to "King." uttlittes furmmed , near shop- a1 .ah11 'Blon Lucartpe Re c eal 12.3949 4 6.tc Pbone 992·3'284, GoegleiD THE WOMEN of the Sl. be ooE R' hiiCI~pas, wlas . gl~en,. ents of Linda French I Mr. and ... 1y. ru. ~ I pmg area. Ph. 992-334.6 al~ wtt ue sre., pnt e ecReady·Mll ~o., Middleport,., Pa uJ 's an d St. John,·I Lut heran fY fh • h"1c ha. " ros M , pnnetpa bir . Ch es te_r vJclm I~os t m tf . h Fr t Mrs. James Rnd"" ll>"rs; . "" ~es e, 1 1 1 - · Danny Gf!illtn. I er 5 p. m. 12 I c rtc s ampooer • . omeroy DEMINGTON Cushiooelle wa- 1 Onto. 6 30 Uo '• h h 'II t l th St o . e tg . . (10 • • r. . os parents ol Fred Rndgers· Mr. 12 610 11 30 6tp 4 ROOM - h01;s<, and bath: a4g Cem':'~ Block Co. ..:_ _ , ler system. pump, for Iar",e : AIR. CONDITIONING. l{efrlger-' ~a~?s e:h:.~h ';.~sJy ate 8 p' :;:n!:"~~~~t.:p :~ :::: and Mrs..Donald BerJUeY, Rt. - - - - -- - -- - - E.. :.lam St., Pomeroy, o.l GOOD, clean, lump, egg and w~ll· or CISt;rn. equipped StiOD service. Jack • Kefrtg· m. rr... their Christmas meeting hlgl t h th t y hi h ~· Gallipolis, parents of VIrgin. Notice Wnte 41 '1oun<l St. Athens, I ml treated stoker coal. P~· wtth automatiC Thurmal pro- \ eralion, New Haoen. Phone and party. schte~ :/noor a c':u g 1a Berkley Mayes, and Mr. and 0 0 ., or call 592-1176. cock Coal Co., I block fr<W tector. Ph. 992-2631 al! t•r 6:31J , TlJ 2-~37. 1 8 tf'\ijo' POMEROY CHAPTER 186 ' 1 pedst fent canJ!...~ve. Mrs. Raymond Taylor, Jr., AdAdam• and stanley Auction 11 30 6tp traffic light in Cheshire, 0. p. m. 12 l Jtp ! _:I OES, will meet Tuesday ai th ap . or me0'!1 Dvpw~~ dlson, parents ol Rayma ·Tay· . - - --. - --- Ph 367·7528 12 1 Uc 1 . ese seruors, tana a... , House and Tradmg Post tl ROOM unfurmshed apartment • · .. __ -- · · 1HEATING, PLUMIJING. Rurat17 : 4~ p. m. at the Pome':"y Ma· daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. 1or. . IS now under one roof at\ in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. NERVOUS? Can't sleeP,? Try,t YORKSHIRE pigs, 7 weeks! lloxol Bottle t;a, ArnntQ lsorue Tem(Jle. ~ere will be Davis Middleport· Clyde Casto . '!'Jl~. 5e'!!Ce was sponsbred by Laurel Cliff School House 1 1118 lfc "Sleepers." Guaranteed re. old. $12 each. Pho"!' Harrison· I Brothers, 618 ~. ,\la•n St.,1flnstallation of officers. ' . .' . ~ ' Mrs.llarold Sauer. Am911i-tbe on State Route 121 and new lrnAILER-spacf.- on Brownell suits or money back. . ville, 992-6279. 12 2 3tc Pomeroy. , 22 lie. TIIE9P<JRU8 . CO.L, par~~ present for the s:e"lc." ' Rt. 7 by-pass, open daily at · Ave Middle ort Ph 92, Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, --· I . Daughters of AmeT!ca, Will Charles Wright and Mrs. Em. were Ill\ and Mrs. J. J.: DaVIS, 9 12 noon. Jim Adams and I 2625'' p · 11· 10 tic 1 Pomeroy, 0. 11 25 30tp 1 . . · 1 173 ACRE lar~'· h"u'e wrth I meel Monday at 7:30 p. m. at erson Jones. Middleport. · -- · __ , Worthy Stanle . --- --- - . - -·- SINGER sewmg machine, zig rooms and balh, c< llar, cellar the (OOF Hall. 11 20 tic . ). MOUERN z bedroom home, HAY FOR SALE. Delivered or : zag. equipped to buttonhole, house, 2. lar~e barns, free: LAUREL CLIFF BEll]!lll .. , ;;,.-; .: . . .. , 1 Wented To Buy . Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 day can be ptcked up. Phone 992· : applique. monogram, over- gas, 2 farm ponds, immedi· Hea. lth club will have its annual I I or 992·3102,evenings. . 6112. 12 I 6tc cast, etc. Pay off balance due . ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· Christmas dinner at Bailey's ~. H.P. electric motor, good I 1 24 tic llON'T pump your sluggish sep- ol 4 payments $6 each Ph. I loams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. 'i'estaurant, Tuesday at 6:30. II· I . one. Contact Phil Meier, 992· Fo Sal tic tank. Get Klean·Em·AII 992·2685. 12 2 tic 10 3 llc .m., followed by a party and $i ·, , ·.;::_..,., · · 1 3510. 12 4 3tc r or nt Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- ELECTROLUX sweeper, on Real Est•te fol Sale gift exchange in the party room. : . -- - ,7 ROOM house, 3 bedroom•. mark Farm Bureau in Pom- wheels, pop out paper bags, REEDSV~LLE WSCS will 1 STANDING timber to Obio i 1\; baths. Ph. 992-2590. eroy, 0. 11 2.1 ante dual cle.ning tools for rugs, HOUSE on 464 South 4th St.. have a bazaar and bake sale at I or West Vfrstnla, or old I 11 2S lfc CoLOR TV 1967 Motorola lit furniture, dustlR!, etc. Only Middleport, 0., $6,600, can be the former residence of Dorsel flll'llll with Umber Marton ' • e NEW modem 4 room col· new condition, full warranty 5 payments left of $6.99 each. bought WI'th 5maII down pa Y- Re'bel ' , "'· •• esday, Dec. 6, from Reynolds, 8oJ 77, SyracuJe, ' Pll 992 2685 12 z tic ment, balance like rent. Cail 1 until 9 p m 0. · · · .... _ _ Valley Lumber & Supply Co., · · I 1 18 I02tp , tage. Velma G. Zuspan. Ph. make payments of $S per 773·5750, Mason, W. Va. week or pay off balance. Ph. CLEAN your rugs for less than Middleport, O. 992 _2709. WEDNESDAY emale Hejp Wented _11_!1_1~~ ~-992-5&19. II 20 llc lc a fool with Luslre Foam. MIDDLEPORT JOLLY.Bunch 11 2 30tc 1 E\ectnc shampooer rental $1. ~- --- - ---.. - - - ------ Stwmg Club will have 1ts anEbersooch Hdwe., Pomeroy, 89 ACRE FARM, J bedroom nual Christmas dinner and par· LADIES, increase your family income, extra personal spend· l. t.'~:ot '"'Domineer· 18. EmOhio. . 12 2 tile house with bath. 3 milesPfhorom ty Wednesday, Dec, 1. FollowMadison ing ploy Pomeroy on Rt. 143. ne ing dinner, the group will go to ing money. Supply with pop. 19 ' ;,-:;:· Ave. DOWN BUlJGET PRICED lun!lture II 992-7069. 1.2 2 6tc the home of Mrs. Shirley Mills u\ar Christmas gifts, Walkins ' ·Dull poln• l.l<xpert pre· our third Ooor budget shop. for a party and gift exchange. I Products. Choose your own 2 ll. :::.':r . :;',:i;;~ Baker Furniture, Mlddleport The club recently made a $10 · hours. Write Ruth Bergau.s, 21 Watkins Producls, Inc., Win· 12.Aapect 3. Southem templo Obio. II 12 lit donation to the Middleport Fire ; FrM(e 22. Mail: men. ona, Minn. 12 ~ ltp Ul. Finlahed H. Contour .f . Before Inc:Ua. 1 teath..5. Drow.. Hanna Line FARM - 80 ACRES LEBAN· 23 ,y 1, .1 lL :;_eds~~~~ ·;: e. Placattnrr 24. Sicilian. BM•nla7•a A..a•w• TRAVEL TRAILERS ON TWP. - Clean and well I Wanted 7. Jmpudence: volcWl.o 34.. Hodt'e~ fenced. 65 acres cultivated li.Sower <:oUoq. 2 7. Aere&n podge (Quality BUilt) mDEs~$J.So-.- R 17. ~ 8. Pointer :us. Butts 1967 Models In Stack and pastured. Good 7 room 1111and Fox, 13: Gray Fox, 51.30: potnt ' · An rio 3o. ,....., ROUSH & LV. 0- N.-5 home, well with water sys36. Sound•, Coon, $1.50; Rals, $1.20. Bill u . E.Iklmo Saxon.ae.rf In uaeow tern, plenty of water, baseboat 10. Soonh office 38. Warp-y.., CAMPING TRAILERS t f be t' B Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, Reeds- •o. European :n. Domestf.. u_ men , urnace a mg. arn 18. F"onn ot 39• Glllle or Plans were made for a carolville, 0. II 30 6tp cavalrya.ddrM~ cat.n ca.rd.a nurton St. M..on, W. VI. 130x40), large shed, corn ing party Thursday evening, 3S Applaud 40. Eltln «f!FAPACH.ff" crib, chicken house, new 22 . ~;;ale ·f l7 ctoae Fot Rent Dec. 22, by the Jll!llor. MYF .... -·block milk house. $9,500. I• !10 11 I' IZ of Heath Methodist Church V/-1 i ROOM house and bath, fur- 25.1'11eater ALL NEW FOR 1967 SYRACUSE _ NEW .RANCH Sunday evening at ' t he fburch. I" ~,.. attendant (67 Apache Marada) nace and garage, ~ W. Main ll F"t Long STYLE - 3 bedrooms, living Eddie Brown, president, COil' StJ, Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992- 28. Not I'~ •ulta.ble 1967 Apllt'he• Due Dec, 10 room 03x22), wall to wall dueled the meeUng which · was ~ 26118 or 992-2961. 12 5 lfc 28. Beverage. 29. Affected or . ~i" lo carpeting. modern kitchen opened with the Lord's Prayer HARMONY apartments, three ~ ~ mlno:intr MONEY for Xmas, gh·e us , and bath, utility room, full given in unison. The . f'OIIP 11 rooms furnished. New : Plast· Sl. Spanloh basement, baseboard hot wat- wtll meet at the ch~rclj. alo6:30 ~ 1 ~~~~~-~ er, paint, floors, sink, electric S2. ConUnent: old guns, swords, old pocket er heating, attached garage, p. m. for the· cai'ollr!a party range, bath, rumace heat. abbr. knives, old dolls, ammunition, plus extra large 2 car gar· and then go to the borne of 'f.lrs. Private parking, out of all 33. ~I any caliber, any amount. age. Large lot. $19,900• Charte5 Wrtgbt for • ~ floods, one block from high ' Fife's, rear of Speed Queen POMEROY - 2 story frame, Two new members viere' wel•koletooa I'" 01n oc!tool, Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5392. ' I 31. Laundry Ma~ South Third . 6 rooms (3 bedrOOms) 112 comed, Including AJien ; , all!l 12 4 tfc :;'l 37. So. Am. baths, oak floors, full' base- Danny Dodson. Kar'en ;Johnson ' Ave., Middleport, 0. ~ ROOM house with bath,- ·on , devotionS tiUed, 1 pack !129 I~ menl, hot water beating, presented · ~ 1967 STEREO, like new, Peart St., Middleport, Ohio, 38. ~!:.'t "Whal CP,\Id It Thjs,:'' ~1>il<ep , Solid large front porch overlooking 111 , near grade school. See Mattie 41 . Pointed from ~etlpper Room, anci clos- . State, 3 speed intermixed river. Garage. A real buy at Bush, 689 Page St., Middlf>. <2.Am. tnmt. ed wath jlray, e r. The ' gl:oup !1 changer. BSR changer, make $8,900. port, 0. 12 4 lfc will JM'O!Ide 'tavors for th~ " .' , 3, ~= payments ot $1.50 per week WE NEED LISTINGS 4> 4+ oommunli'y,;ffffi!if, . '"' bee. 13. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ deputteo ~ or pay balance due $69. Ph. Albert M Co 8 1111 .A rum sti'Ib';\Vas shown ·with ' men!, furnace heal, Middle992-5649. II 18 lfc Hem-y Cle~ad~·~~!a I j ( it port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. DAILY CRYI"l''QUOTE- Here'• llo'll' to wor;k It: · AKC Miniature and Toy Pood~ Ohristma!l· ·tbelll" , ~"4. in- ·1 '_·,"<: 99W130 AXYDLIIAAXII Cftlded llfOup. ollstng. ~f carols. \; 11 28 tic · $ ...... fpr which ~d .·. il!jlrt les, black or sliver. S t u d F.venlogs IH-U or !19!-3131 lo LONGPELLOW 'l'!le. group wm · Pt:e*l thf ' FOUR ROOM lumiJbed apan, service and grooming. Phone 12 1 3tc ehrtstlnas· itOr)' durilig ' 1he · One Jetter limply .tandJ tor anotbe~. In thl• aample A. Ja UJe4. [- l!lbtc:;lllt'lonto T~ Dlilt Sentlnal 1 ~:- · • .. .! !IJeiiL WY z.3151. I II t!c 992-5443. II 25 tfc for the three L'l. X for tne two O'a, etc. SIDgle letter.. apoe. next Sunday eV'e'ning meetings. tropbja, the leDctb aDd formation. or the wordl aft· au hi.D1I. lnsurenc. •' • Nama FURNISHED and unfuriiisbed It was ann~· th!tt' QUI :; .., lllo -leU... ... dltftftllt. Auto S.ln GET A quota11oo from REI). was made at r.:/ch~b bazaar apartments. Close to acbool. ' Addrtlt , "t ~ 1 ' 1159 RENAULT, wlll sell TER INSURANCE o\GENI.'Y .... 1,;_ ,. , Phone JIH.M34. 10 18 lit ·~q,otaTuesday. •• • 1 ...._ .. ,~,, car or parts, reasot)able, 4 INC. before rtneWilt& yoor RTTZ RAEVV QZZU NAEN KZ8ZQ Relreshmenii"Yttre se"ed b l fuJoM bath:· 1121 new Ures. See 'Jim Carleton, auto tnsuraoce. We may, be 'Karen JohnsOn~ to. those pres·E. Main St., Pomeroy. Ohio. RTL EKX RYTZ .RAEVV NTQV EMX Rose Hill, Pomeroy, 0. able to eave 1011 money. ent inciUdlnll'· Glenna Sprague, Pb. Harry Batley 992-341!. (ant .: · 12 4 3tp 12 lie Eddie Brown, Jennlle~ . QObel, llYN ENNJIGioi.-TEXGRYK OllLZGK 12 % 3te c - - - c ---,----:BLUE two door standard, 6 AUTOMOBll..E tnsurauce been ~ftn J'ohltlio~. It/Ire« '' M h l f • CtJPioqavt.: IT 19 Do!POSSmLE TO J'INii·Oll'l' \ ROOM lumlsbed apartment cylinder, Bel Air Chevrolet, cancelled! Lost your opern 61ri, Joey im4 Charlotte Rei IVHAT PA.IUS IN THE DITEIIIQR OJ" ANY K.UI'IIl!IINP. llith batlt, Ill Pomeroy. Ph. -IYDNI:I'BiaTII: R•H. Ph. 742-5807, or'a Ucense? Call Z.Z966. ter, Allen and panny Dodson, lf2.3tli or ..,_257L 12 I tic (0 llll, Jail ...... ., 'lo laoJ 12 2 3tl> e 11 Uc Mrs. James Johnson, .Mrs. tt .lt ,., ·· Auto - •• 1\953 CHEVY, standord Wt Service, Dollver, Opon Til 9 Every Night, lu:ept Sunday • Truck Mechenlc Good w..... Dlld holldoyo, group life Ina., Blue Cl'llls & Blue Shield, v.lunt1ry retlremtnt pion ond 111111y other .,.ndlts. 11ft .-•• • ""'m• It ..,,., I WAIUU 6 Oai'T\IA.IIa t111t All Appll•nc•• S•l• Prlc•dl eMechlnlcs eLubeMon eCorWuher eFront End Alignment e WhHI Bolonclng • Ben Framo Men ~ ~~~T FREEZERs .. $1S3 19~ I~~ER-Hawiistu~e~=i, RASE~~~oii All Mod•'• s.1. Prtcedt w• ~· ,...,,.. .. nt C!1RISTMAS SA LEI • •• · - 'I fHE WILLETS B&,siwess Service.,:.s S.l &-Dally Sellthltl, Po"'eroy-Middleport, 0 ., • .· ) ' '11-'":;'' : ! ..... '!r': Get • " hannen'n l THE BORN LOSU DICK iRACY WELL,ALL RKfiT~ TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHOt:l'T, LEETLE SPARKLE DONE IT. Pomeroy Motor Co. • I • I lh MERRILL ... BL~SER ° QI~TON \6 .JllGT A ~W(,T1~ I M h--- I I" , I llY · ~·mt-11 mR ANY sc,qR<;E.! "riP ! vou MUGm'T ~H~I=- BIG"'" t:li<JUN, \ '?.f!'( SUC'M -n-41HGS !WT WITH WHISKI;.I?'S. ABOIJTYQI.R8ROTHE~! W~ f'IEVER ~IN15f1ED ~IGI-ITH GRADE, I VERY S'POSE. THEY~! · ~ ~I . A Gift Subscription For • • • ¥ By RAEBURf>l VAN BUREN ABBIE AND ILA TS ·, I THE DAILY SENTIN~t~- DAILY CROSSWORD HE. ~ll~~TO J:IND f.lli s.::w'S s·!AQta · ·. . sugges·t' s·".· I · lly HAROLD. GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIII I TOL D 'lOu l Si.ISP~CT WHO ... 1~ I HER GET AWA'i WI TH IT, TH E~E ' LL 8f NO STOPPING HER.' PULLEt> THAT CHINTZY T~ICK.' WELL. ·- ~ 1 !"i?':;an oE:rn- ed .-& .. E ,. '" " The Whole ,. ,. • !',:'• Gift For Junior MYF to Go Caroling December 22nd ''"' - Will Be A Cut;/t{o /iu/lf .. '" Family ~ ~ ., ~ .. .. ~,r,J.f ., %:9•• .. ,, iS WORRY1N3 MER· OVER >;ER ~CK 'rOU ~cw ~ = vou . . E 9C'J: AN::MI ~R e~'T""!'E~ THAN 1, ~\l iN N!: ... BUT 'JL'W \ 'G o:CA1.5E R:DL I: C' 'D vcuR. PUR~E. CAN 'T HER~ V..O'?~ P~I"JC:. J' ~vi e, IR:'7'UDAY HEll> W.".'S-"(T C.~RC. "MAIL" pa". Sobscription Rates .... ,,~· ~ I YEAR····· ··· .... $10.00 1 By RALPH HEIMDAHL ~ r . -- 0 0 0 ... 0 I 0 I I I . ~:, •. 0 0 o 0 .. 0 0 I o • 0 I . ' '------------------..1 . . ' · ~! o 0 Send ACllristmas wr 1HE. CM"J AND IT WILL liE FII\JE! ....... . .................................. - -and- N&- .ot~M UP· 6 MONTHS .... •.. · .. $5.21 .,... ................. 0. By IRANNEI WINNIII! WINKLII! i. I ~~. ..;.,..... ,. .,., .' ' •·'!'· "'"1:'" ~ .• , ·~·\ ~ . ~ . ~ ~ ·' ~· ". �.. ~ ___ ______._ i' ::il-'·~·~- ._.. ~~ ' '' .. .........._....... '·' ~.. • ~,---------- -·-----..· ·· " ' 1. ~.: .• r'"' •• ; : ; ..-.·-- Dee. 5, 1988 1 For 5 1 ..;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ liiiiiiiiiiiii~i.iiai.ii•iiiiiiii~.l! WANT AD f INFORMATION WANT E0 ! HADLIMII ......-.. Men..., ~1M . . ..,,...,.n .. -. I "· M. .,., ..,_. ' 1.;;;; CAIJfCILLAtiONI CCII••ICTIO•I ••• ... ,.,... ulttl t:tl A. J•r D•Y et ~..,._ Wo hiVe oevorol desiroblo openings os 1 reault of moving to our new building. We .. pect to movt our service deportment ahortly. Below Ia 1 lilt of jobs need to fill: a. ,... ,..,,.., .....,... ""'" ..... , ,...... , ............ ............. .. ...,.,.... ......... .....,.,... ... ......................... IHUU.fi4Utl ...,. ....................-..... ..., ......... ........ UTII • Calli _. . . . . . . . 1-l'ftlll n Chlrtt 60 Hail CIIIH ... , ..... ..., r.,.. C.. .-utt• I ltlllrttoftt 11 " ' ouacovnt Ifill ·~ ,.,. C:.aiD OJ so •••• ""nlmu"' ..- ·j ~.....- · -; "--· """ ··- '· trans., good work car. Ph. Cheshire, Experienced ,... I Fln•nce I • .' 7 I ' ' '· . 1 ~ POMEROY 992:181 SUPER SERVICE STATION Business Servicll! WITH- COLD-weather- ahead, crickets, spiders and other insects will be coming Inside your home where it's warm, Protect yoor home from these pests with ARAB, USED baby grand piano, rnahogany finish, beautiful tone, rfl'ooc JEST ... ·- . H0JUlA MOTORCYClES SAUS & ·-·~·. SERVIa _. available at King Build..,. Supply Co • Middleport. 11 30 ue [ Mtelll PIOPLil , ·<:ALL 0 IC.K RAn_ '"'o,:o.NGS ·, llAr'n'IUARS 1 , ·nonr ihe htoeJt ..'lTUck ••ltl•fl•• I ..,.,..,. ,,,. ,. ••ro lc 0. - I ALL WE. KIN tf.JTOTHIS e.i:ARTO BACHElOR APARTMENT.~' SA'/ .'! l DON'T·. E • ASHAMED OF S*'RYICE SOt CAt~NUAR Pome""' ----...co---- ·- -- . BEAU'Tl FlA., JVST BEAVTI FUL \/~MAT I~ I THAT CALlED, PRAV lCLL? . ~ \,. ' "'·· ~, · ·' .. . box of cancJy wa:, rUJrei/. when ... but 1 don't Rufus hit you with the c t de~ ~now what Impressive Induction Service Held By K c Natt'onal Honor Soct'ety MOtor cO. QUAliTY tAPP: . ...,, -AN' THASS NAMEl'i MelViN' KEITH GOBLE FORD t .~ ~· '· ... . ,. •! .... . .. . . , AL. MIOOLIPORf. OKlO -- -· SOCIAL Pomeroy Motor Company LAIG I WY Will . ' R'Mil aWIATOR BumRARS . -·~· Phone 992-2143 . .• OfSiiUFFV5 BROKE '. ·. T~KE C~R~ 't • ltiWiings 'HondaSafea[1 · Po"'eroy, ! 1 1;11n or 8olldozer llidlotor To The Smallest Hoat!"' ~·;: LAIG !! J: COME TO ~---------, ...----~~.;.,..;......,· at "ciNI 'oil' i'iil · M50 SPORT BOBCAT ' SPRINT !1 WENT HUNT IN' DOWN IN TH' HOLLER ... IWNJ!;IA'IiJI:WA,Y · ' AI'J ~E •J\'II&MT ·' ~~H.,I:I!tlt TEll DOC Pfi\11\... . .. ,Rr TO CONIE P.·RUNNIN'!! MV UNK SNUffY'S GOT A ~OKE HOWDY, LOWEEzV .. -:; · ··:· :=:= I HARlEY DAVIDSON V.S, low mileage, Ph. New Haven, 88~·2275. II 29 6tp t--------...., . I, '·. •": · Ph. 992·2143 fom4 · completely reconditioned and ==--~-.. .. !"'Y · O~•tC. HOU . . refinished, new guarantee, CUSTOM butchering, will b~y .• . '1: . - .r •IM & ,... •• , ,OD P '-\ D•llt ~ fill to l2•1t ..._ tow price for the quality, oth- hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. IT "t 10 tAI"J YOUR DIRTY CAR Iii Niw Ldiifor Shop ro ...... u • er new grand pianos. See II 1 ric ••.;uL 1 Paooucu•• FOR " oN4Nl .t.D ecar eTruch eHeotor them all at Wendell's, 12091 BULLDOZI>R service. Ponds ONLY Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, driveways ligllt bush!,& i'HONE WY 2-2156 ·• , Cor• • Bulldozer YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER W. Va. 12 5 2tc__ back filling, 91J2.2208. BE PROUD ,Of eAnv Type lo,t and Found POMEROY, OHIO IBUY a lasiing gift of quality 10 31 30tc SUNDAY A CLEAN CAR 1 L.~DY'S Brown teal her pur'"' at Wendell's. Drum ootfits, SPECIAL 25 per cent labor diS. HAM SHOOT SullJay Dec. 4 U·DRIVE-THRU ln>t .saturday o.n the upper~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ guitars, amplifiers, combo I count on all Gravely Tract· at nooCnl abt FSorked Redun Sporlbs- .'NV 2-2196 Mlddletlort. o CAR WASH parkmg Jot dunng the Chnst· :·compact organs. Wendell's, I ors brought in for tune-up or ~an u · ponsor YI'"'=========~"""""'"""""'""""""""'""'~' mas parade. The purse con· 12119 Garfield Ave, Park· ! repairs during November and Drew Webster Post No. 39, lains valuable papers. Any· SIGN$ ersburg, w. Va. I December, or notify and we American Legion. All proceeds one flndmg 11 is ask•d to call •- 1 12 5 2\c will pick up your tractor. for ''Gifts For Yanks" fund Gil ===:::---:------;::: - Gravely 1'ract or saIes, pom- for bospitalized veterans at ~Irs . Grare Huffman at 949· POTATOES, get your winter Ph 992- 2975 Christmas time. 2282. 12 4 3tc potatoes wbile they last. eroy, O. ' . Impressive Induct! 'ce son 0 f M nd 1\lr C"t'roll Clarence Prof"ttt, Portland, 10 30 30tc MONDAY on, servt 8 r. ·a s. "" BLACK Dress Glove, lined. " for the National Honor Society Casto, Cheshire, .·and Ruth Somewhere between I he 65 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 0. Ph. 843-2254. 10 30 Uc lo!AKE MORE PROFIT by SALEM CENTER PTA meets of the Kyger Creek High School Barnett, daughter of Mr. and water nffice and Roller' s Drug 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally owned and low mileage by orig· IF CARPETS look dull and listing your firm's services In Monday mgh~ Dec. 5 a.~ 7:~0 w. as held 1n the little auditor- Mrs. Clyde Barnett, Rt..• 1, Bid· . $1 r·ward. mal Oll.'ner. Spotless clean interior, beautiful dark blue fin· · :1 Store ' 1'lt'ddi"port ' .._ ' ish. radio and heater. drear, remove the spots as the DaJ'Iy Senti'nel's ·Bus•~ss ...... p· .m· Qn the theme .. • Mustc mm November 29. Services well. In the spriilg of ;~ext year Robert Harris. 424 S o u t h they appear with Blue Lus! Service column. 10 ··10 U While We Face Cf!~cal lssu., were in charge of Linda French, live per cent of the . eligible Second Ave ..~liddleport. 64 VOLKSWAGEN S129S tre. Rent electric shamponer avcnoNEEB m OUr D~mocracy. Devoltons presldenl, assisted by the other Junior class will bodnltiated. 12 1 3tc 2 Dr. DPluxe model. Local owner, clean interior. jet black 1 a....-"will be g1ven by Mrs Audrey Comp ett - · . . .ill· •· officers, Fred· Rodgers, vice The four black robed mem. II. Baker Furniture Co. rmish, radio and beater H Hi hi ht 12 5 6lc CriU Hradlord ayes. g tg. w "". a president; Virginia Berkley bers were seated at lables cJe<. two BK~G LE Munds. straight =o--:::--:-.,----,-C':'C Write, Proae or CoDta<l muSical by puptls under direcMayes, secretary, and Rayma orated with blue and gold foil l•gs, one predomm, utly black 62 VOLKSWAGEN $895 with some br0 wn. other is Delu xe 2 Door. nrw tires, clean interior. radio. tleoter, bliu·k TWO Circulating gas heaters, oL L. 8RADFORD Uon of Maunta Miller, vocal Taylor, treasurer. ·which are the'CO!ort"'!f the bonI one 50,1100 BTU and one 20,1100 flni~h RaciDe, Olllo mstructor. Refreshments wtll· The services were opened with or sociely. wjlite and ~ l ac~ rm.~wer to 10 25 BTU, Price $ and $ · DavI I tfa IJio served. Everyone is weJ. the pledge to the flag followed In the center ol the stage names ' 'Qll l't'nv·· and "Jewid Hill, Racine, 0. Ph. 949-2762 m ell". los I h<1d' of Rarine .\1onby a song by the group, Amer· was a flaming torch surround12 4 atp SEWING mactllMI, repm '""' co e. day. Ph. ~J2 -J261. -----.,.---,-· . - flee, aU makeo. WY Z.Z21K. ica The Beautiful, Jed by John ed by four candles, white for OPeN eva. 9:00 pH.. 12 2 3tc GOOD HAY, 2 mil~ from Rut· Tbe Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . TUESDAY Matheny, vocal music teacher, character, green for leadership. fQMI!IIU1', CliO land on Harnsonvtlle ~ o a d. Authorized Singer Salel aJ· REGULAR MEETING of the and accompanied by Lind a red for service and gold for 15 FT. Plywood boat. adri 1t in Marvm Stone. 12 4 6tp Service 1 Z9 tie Middleport Lodge No. 363, French. scholarship. Ohio Ri\'er. Ph. 9!12-5637 . · ----- . 11960 PONTIAC Catalina, four REAIJY·MIX concreto deUI'el' F&AMbwlll be h7el~. TuesdaAisoy, The history ol. the society, P t f th I £II 12 2 Jtp For Rent For S•le , d . ood d' . Decem er 6 at '"" p.m. 1 hi h . red b the N aren s o e our o cers ·---- ! . oor,'" g con lllon, pow- ed right to your projec~ Faot there will be installation o[of.l~ c IS sp~ns.o y a· are, Mr. and Mrs. George ,. 'LE BEAGLE edo . 2 BEDROOM house trailer, all FROM WALL to wall, no soil er brakes and steermg, good and easy. Free estimata, f' K K Sc'te W M tiona) AssOCilltion of Secondary F h Rt Ill . G 1 11 '" , pr mmant· . . ts .. , tcers, . • 1 s, . • S h 1 Pri . 1 . rene , . , a po s, por1 ned t'""· PII. 01 es 1er 935 ly while, answers to "King." uttlittes furmmed , near shop- a1 .ah11 'Blon Lucartpe Re c eal 12.3949 4 6.tc Pbone 992·3'284, GoegleiD THE WOMEN of the Sl. be ooE R' hiiCI~pas, wlas . gl~en,. ents of Linda French I Mr. and ... 1y. ru. ~ I pmg area. Ph. 992-334.6 al~ wtt ue sre., pnt e ecReady·Mll ~o., Middleport,., Pa uJ 's an d St. John,·I Lut heran fY fh • h"1c ha. " ros M , pnnetpa bir . Ch es te_r vJclm I~os t m tf . h Fr t Mrs. James Rnd"" ll>"rs; . "" ~es e, 1 1 1 - · Danny Gf!illtn. I er 5 p. m. 12 I c rtc s ampooer • . omeroy DEMINGTON Cushiooelle wa- 1 Onto. 6 30 Uo '• h h 'II t l th St o . e tg . . (10 • • r. . os parents ol Fred Rndgers· Mr. 12 610 11 30 6tp 4 ROOM - h01;s<, and bath: a4g Cem':'~ Block Co. ..:_ _ , ler system. pump, for Iar",e : AIR. CONDITIONING. l{efrlger-' ~a~?s e:h:.~h ';.~sJy ate 8 p' :;:n!:"~~~~t.:p :~ :::: and Mrs..Donald BerJUeY, Rt. - - - - -- - -- - - E.. :.lam St., Pomeroy, o.l GOOD, clean, lump, egg and w~ll· or CISt;rn. equipped StiOD service. Jack • Kefrtg· m. rr... their Christmas meeting hlgl t h th t y hi h ~· Gallipolis, parents of VIrgin. Notice Wnte 41 '1oun<l St. Athens, I ml treated stoker coal. P~· wtth automatiC Thurmal pro- \ eralion, New Haoen. Phone and party. schte~ :/noor a c':u g 1a Berkley Mayes, and Mr. and 0 0 ., or call 592-1176. cock Coal Co., I block fr<W tector. Ph. 992-2631 al! t•r 6:31J , TlJ 2-~37. 1 8 tf'\ijo' POMEROY CHAPTER 186 ' 1 pedst fent canJ!...~ve. Mrs. Raymond Taylor, Jr., AdAdam• and stanley Auction 11 30 6tp traffic light in Cheshire, 0. p. m. 12 l Jtp ! _:I OES, will meet Tuesday ai th ap . or me0'!1 Dvpw~~ dlson, parents ol Rayma ·Tay· . - - --. - --- Ph 367·7528 12 1 Uc 1 . ese seruors, tana a... , House and Tradmg Post tl ROOM unfurmshed apartment • · .. __ -- · · 1HEATING, PLUMIJING. Rurat17 : 4~ p. m. at the Pome':"y Ma· daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. 1or. . IS now under one roof at\ in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. NERVOUS? Can't sleeP,? Try,t YORKSHIRE pigs, 7 weeks! lloxol Bottle t;a, ArnntQ lsorue Tem(Jle. ~ere will be Davis Middleport· Clyde Casto . '!'Jl~. 5e'!!Ce was sponsbred by Laurel Cliff School House 1 1118 lfc "Sleepers." Guaranteed re. old. $12 each. Pho"!' Harrison· I Brothers, 618 ~. ,\la•n St.,1flnstallation of officers. ' . .' . ~ ' Mrs.llarold Sauer. Am911i-tbe on State Route 121 and new lrnAILER-spacf.- on Brownell suits or money back. . ville, 992-6279. 12 2 3tc Pomeroy. , 22 lie. TIIE9P<JRU8 . CO.L, par~~ present for the s:e"lc." ' Rt. 7 by-pass, open daily at · Ave Middle ort Ph 92, Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, --· I . Daughters of AmeT!ca, Will Charles Wright and Mrs. Em. were Ill\ and Mrs. J. J.: DaVIS, 9 12 noon. Jim Adams and I 2625'' p · 11· 10 tic 1 Pomeroy, 0. 11 25 30tp 1 . . · 1 173 ACRE lar~'· h"u'e wrth I meel Monday at 7:30 p. m. at erson Jones. Middleport. · -- · __ , Worthy Stanle . --- --- - . - -·- SINGER sewmg machine, zig rooms and balh, c< llar, cellar the (OOF Hall. 11 20 tic . ). MOUERN z bedroom home, HAY FOR SALE. Delivered or : zag. equipped to buttonhole, house, 2. lar~e barns, free: LAUREL CLIFF BEll]!lll .. , ;;,.-; .: . . .. , 1 Wented To Buy . Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 day can be ptcked up. Phone 992· : applique. monogram, over- gas, 2 farm ponds, immedi· Hea. lth club will have its annual I I or 992·3102,evenings. . 6112. 12 I 6tc cast, etc. Pay off balance due . ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· Christmas dinner at Bailey's ~. H.P. electric motor, good I 1 24 tic llON'T pump your sluggish sep- ol 4 payments $6 each Ph. I loams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. 'i'estaurant, Tuesday at 6:30. II· I . one. Contact Phil Meier, 992· Fo Sal tic tank. Get Klean·Em·AII 992·2685. 12 2 tic 10 3 llc .m., followed by a party and $i ·, , ·.;::_..,., · · 1 3510. 12 4 3tc r or nt Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- ELECTROLUX sweeper, on Real Est•te fol Sale gift exchange in the party room. : . -- - ,7 ROOM house, 3 bedroom•. mark Farm Bureau in Pom- wheels, pop out paper bags, REEDSV~LLE WSCS will 1 STANDING timber to Obio i 1\; baths. Ph. 992-2590. eroy, 0. 11 2.1 ante dual cle.ning tools for rugs, HOUSE on 464 South 4th St.. have a bazaar and bake sale at I or West Vfrstnla, or old I 11 2S lfc CoLOR TV 1967 Motorola lit furniture, dustlR!, etc. Only Middleport, 0., $6,600, can be the former residence of Dorsel flll'llll with Umber Marton ' • e NEW modem 4 room col· new condition, full warranty 5 payments left of $6.99 each. bought WI'th 5maII down pa Y- Re'bel ' , "'· •• esday, Dec. 6, from Reynolds, 8oJ 77, SyracuJe, ' Pll 992 2685 12 z tic ment, balance like rent. Cail 1 until 9 p m 0. · · · .... _ _ Valley Lumber & Supply Co., · · I 1 18 I02tp , tage. Velma G. Zuspan. Ph. make payments of $S per 773·5750, Mason, W. Va. week or pay off balance. Ph. CLEAN your rugs for less than Middleport, O. 992 _2709. WEDNESDAY emale Hejp Wented _11_!1_1~~ ~-992-5&19. II 20 llc lc a fool with Luslre Foam. MIDDLEPORT JOLLY.Bunch 11 2 30tc 1 E\ectnc shampooer rental $1. ~- --- - ---.. - - - ------ Stwmg Club will have 1ts anEbersooch Hdwe., Pomeroy, 89 ACRE FARM, J bedroom nual Christmas dinner and par· LADIES, increase your family income, extra personal spend· l. t.'~:ot '"'Domineer· 18. EmOhio. . 12 2 tile house with bath. 3 milesPfhorom ty Wednesday, Dec, 1. FollowMadison ing ploy Pomeroy on Rt. 143. ne ing dinner, the group will go to ing money. Supply with pop. 19 ' ;,-:;:· Ave. DOWN BUlJGET PRICED lun!lture II 992-7069. 1.2 2 6tc the home of Mrs. Shirley Mills u\ar Christmas gifts, Walkins ' ·Dull poln• l.l<xpert pre· our third Ooor budget shop. for a party and gift exchange. I Products. Choose your own 2 ll. :::.':r . :;',:i;;~ Baker Furniture, Mlddleport The club recently made a $10 · hours. Write Ruth Bergau.s, 21 Watkins Producls, Inc., Win· 12.Aapect 3. Southem templo Obio. II 12 lit donation to the Middleport Fire ; FrM(e 22. Mail: men. ona, Minn. 12 ~ ltp Ul. Finlahed H. Contour .f . Before Inc:Ua. 1 teath..5. Drow.. Hanna Line FARM - 80 ACRES LEBAN· 23 ,y 1, .1 lL :;_eds~~~~ ·;: e. Placattnrr 24. Sicilian. BM•nla7•a A..a•w• TRAVEL TRAILERS ON TWP. - Clean and well I Wanted 7. Jmpudence: volcWl.o 34.. Hodt'e~ fenced. 65 acres cultivated li.Sower <:oUoq. 2 7. Aere&n podge (Quality BUilt) mDEs~$J.So-.- R 17. ~ 8. Pointer :us. Butts 1967 Models In Stack and pastured. Good 7 room 1111and Fox, 13: Gray Fox, 51.30: potnt ' · An rio 3o. ,....., ROUSH & LV. 0- N.-5 home, well with water sys36. Sound•, Coon, $1.50; Rals, $1.20. Bill u . E.Iklmo Saxon.ae.rf In uaeow tern, plenty of water, baseboat 10. Soonh office 38. Warp-y.., CAMPING TRAILERS t f be t' B Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, Reeds- •o. European :n. Domestf.. u_ men , urnace a mg. arn 18. F"onn ot 39• Glllle or Plans were made for a carolville, 0. II 30 6tp cavalrya.ddrM~ cat.n ca.rd.a nurton St. M..on, W. VI. 130x40), large shed, corn ing party Thursday evening, 3S Applaud 40. Eltln «f!FAPACH.ff" crib, chicken house, new 22 . ~;;ale ·f l7 ctoae Fot Rent Dec. 22, by the Jll!llor. MYF .... -·block milk house. $9,500. I• !10 11 I' IZ of Heath Methodist Church V/-1 i ROOM house and bath, fur- 25.1'11eater ALL NEW FOR 1967 SYRACUSE _ NEW .RANCH Sunday evening at ' t he fburch. I" ~,.. attendant (67 Apache Marada) nace and garage, ~ W. Main ll F"t Long STYLE - 3 bedrooms, living Eddie Brown, president, COil' StJ, Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992- 28. Not I'~ •ulta.ble 1967 Apllt'he• Due Dec, 10 room 03x22), wall to wall dueled the meeUng which · was ~ 26118 or 992-2961. 12 5 lfc 28. Beverage. 29. Affected or . ~i" lo carpeting. modern kitchen opened with the Lord's Prayer HARMONY apartments, three ~ ~ mlno:intr MONEY for Xmas, gh·e us , and bath, utility room, full given in unison. The . f'OIIP 11 rooms furnished. New : Plast· Sl. Spanloh basement, baseboard hot wat- wtll meet at the ch~rclj. alo6:30 ~ 1 ~~~~~-~ er, paint, floors, sink, electric S2. ConUnent: old guns, swords, old pocket er heating, attached garage, p. m. for the· cai'ollr!a party range, bath, rumace heat. abbr. knives, old dolls, ammunition, plus extra large 2 car gar· and then go to the borne of 'f.lrs. Private parking, out of all 33. ~I any caliber, any amount. age. Large lot. $19,900• Charte5 Wrtgbt for • ~ floods, one block from high ' Fife's, rear of Speed Queen POMEROY - 2 story frame, Two new members viere' wel•koletooa I'" 01n oc!tool, Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5392. ' I 31. Laundry Ma~ South Third . 6 rooms (3 bedrOOms) 112 comed, Including AJien ; , all!l 12 4 tfc :;'l 37. So. Am. baths, oak floors, full' base- Danny Dodson. Kar'en ;Johnson ' Ave., Middleport, 0. ~ ROOM house with bath,- ·on , devotionS tiUed, 1 pack !129 I~ menl, hot water beating, presented · ~ 1967 STEREO, like new, Peart St., Middleport, Ohio, 38. ~!:.'t "Whal CP,\Id It Thjs,:'' ~1>il<ep , Solid large front porch overlooking 111 , near grade school. See Mattie 41 . Pointed from ~etlpper Room, anci clos- . State, 3 speed intermixed river. Garage. A real buy at Bush, 689 Page St., Middlf>. <2.Am. tnmt. ed wath jlray, e r. The ' gl:oup !1 changer. BSR changer, make $8,900. port, 0. 12 4 lfc will JM'O!Ide 'tavors for th~ " .' , 3, ~= payments ot $1.50 per week WE NEED LISTINGS 4> 4+ oommunli'y,;ffffi!if, . '"' bee. 13. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ deputteo ~ or pay balance due $69. Ph. Albert M Co 8 1111 .A rum sti'Ib';\Vas shown ·with ' men!, furnace heal, Middle992-5649. II 18 lfc Hem-y Cle~ad~·~~!a I j ( it port, 0. Ph. 992-3874. DAILY CRYI"l''QUOTE- Here'• llo'll' to wor;k It: · AKC Miniature and Toy Pood~ Ohristma!l· ·tbelll" , ~"4. in- ·1 '_·,"<: 99W130 AXYDLIIAAXII Cftlded llfOup. ollstng. ~f carols. \; 11 28 tic · $ ...... fpr which ~d .·. il!jlrt les, black or sliver. S t u d F.venlogs IH-U or !19!-3131 lo LONGPELLOW 'l'!le. group wm · Pt:e*l thf ' FOUR ROOM lumiJbed apan, service and grooming. Phone 12 1 3tc ehrtstlnas· itOr)' durilig ' 1he · One Jetter limply .tandJ tor anotbe~. In thl• aample A. Ja UJe4. [- l!lbtc:;lllt'lonto T~ Dlilt Sentlnal 1 ~:- · • .. .! !IJeiiL WY z.3151. I II t!c 992-5443. II 25 tfc for the three L'l. X for tne two O'a, etc. SIDgle letter.. apoe. next Sunday eV'e'ning meetings. tropbja, the leDctb aDd formation. or the wordl aft· au hi.D1I. lnsurenc. •' • Nama FURNISHED and unfuriiisbed It was ann~· th!tt' QUI :; .., lllo -leU... ... dltftftllt. Auto S.ln GET A quota11oo from REI). was made at r.:/ch~b bazaar apartments. Close to acbool. ' Addrtlt , "t ~ 1 ' 1159 RENAULT, wlll sell TER INSURANCE o\GENI.'Y .... 1,;_ ,. , Phone JIH.M34. 10 18 lit ·~q,otaTuesday. •• • 1 ...._ .. ,~,, car or parts, reasot)able, 4 INC. before rtneWilt& yoor RTTZ RAEVV QZZU NAEN KZ8ZQ Relreshmenii"Yttre se"ed b l fuJoM bath:· 1121 new Ures. See 'Jim Carleton, auto tnsuraoce. We may, be 'Karen JohnsOn~ to. those pres·E. Main St., Pomeroy. Ohio. RTL EKX RYTZ .RAEVV NTQV EMX Rose Hill, Pomeroy, 0. able to eave 1011 money. ent inciUdlnll'· Glenna Sprague, Pb. Harry Batley 992-341!. (ant .: · 12 4 3tp 12 lie Eddie Brown, Jennlle~ . QObel, llYN ENNJIGioi.-TEXGRYK OllLZGK 12 % 3te c - - - c ---,----:BLUE two door standard, 6 AUTOMOBll..E tnsurauce been ~ftn J'ohltlio~. It/Ire« '' M h l f • CtJPioqavt.: IT 19 Do!POSSmLE TO J'INii·Oll'l' \ ROOM lumlsbed apartment cylinder, Bel Air Chevrolet, cancelled! Lost your opern 61ri, Joey im4 Charlotte Rei IVHAT PA.IUS IN THE DITEIIIQR OJ" ANY K.UI'IIl!IINP. llith batlt, Ill Pomeroy. Ph. -IYDNI:I'BiaTII: R•H. Ph. 742-5807, or'a Ucense? Call Z.Z966. ter, Allen and panny Dodson, lf2.3tli or ..,_257L 12 I tic (0 llll, Jail ...... ., 'lo laoJ 12 2 3tl> e 11 Uc Mrs. James Johnson, .Mrs. tt .lt ,., ·· Auto - •• 1\953 CHEVY, standord Wt Service, Dollver, Opon Til 9 Every Night, lu:ept Sunday • Truck Mechenlc Good w..... Dlld holldoyo, group life Ina., Blue Cl'llls & Blue Shield, v.lunt1ry retlremtnt pion ond 111111y other .,.ndlts. 11ft .-•• • ""'m• It ..,,., I WAIUU 6 Oai'T\IA.IIa t111t All Appll•nc•• S•l• Prlc•dl eMechlnlcs eLubeMon eCorWuher eFront End Alignment e WhHI Bolonclng • Ben Framo Men ~ ~~~T FREEZERs .. $1S3 19~ I~~ER-Hawiistu~e~=i, RASE~~~oii All Mod•'• s.1. Prtcedt w• ~· ,...,,.. .. nt C!1RISTMAS SA LEI • •• · - 'I fHE WILLETS B&,siwess Service.,:.s S.l &-Dally Sellthltl, Po"'eroy-Middleport, 0 ., • .· ) ' '11-'":;'' : ! ..... '!r': Get • " hannen'n l THE BORN LOSU DICK iRACY WELL,ALL RKfiT~ TO MAKE A LONG STORY SHOt:l'T, LEETLE SPARKLE DONE IT. Pomeroy Motor Co. • I • I lh MERRILL ... BL~SER ° QI~TON \6 .JllGT A ~W(,T1~ I M h--- I I" , I llY · ~·mt-11 mR ANY sc,qR<;E.! "riP ! vou MUGm'T ~H~I=- BIG"'" t:li<JUN, \ '?.f!'( SUC'M -n-41HGS !WT WITH WHISKI;.I?'S. ABOIJTYQI.R8ROTHE~! W~ f'IEVER ~IN15f1ED ~IGI-ITH GRADE, I VERY S'POSE. THEY~! · ~ ~I . A Gift Subscription For • • • ¥ By RAEBURf>l VAN BUREN ABBIE AND ILA TS ·, I THE DAILY SENTIN~t~- DAILY CROSSWORD HE. ~ll~~TO J:IND f.lli s.::w'S s·!AQta · ·. . sugges·t' s·".· I · lly HAROLD. GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIII I TOL D 'lOu l Si.ISP~CT WHO ... 1~ I HER GET AWA'i WI TH IT, TH E~E ' LL 8f NO STOPPING HER.' PULLEt> THAT CHINTZY T~ICK.' WELL. ·- ~ 1 !"i?':;an oE:rn- ed .-& .. E ,. '" " The Whole ,. ,. • !',:'• Gift For Junior MYF to Go Caroling December 22nd ''"' - Will Be A Cut;/t{o /iu/lf .. '" Family ~ ~ ., ~ .. .. ~,r,J.f ., %:9•• .. ,, iS WORRY1N3 MER· OVER >;ER ~CK 'rOU ~cw ~ = vou . . E 9C'J: AN::MI ~R e~'T""!'E~ THAN 1, ~\l iN N!: ... BUT 'JL'W \ 'G o:CA1.5E R:DL I: C' 'D vcuR. PUR~E. CAN 'T HER~ V..O'?~ P~I"JC:. J' ~vi e, IR:'7'UDAY HEll> W.".'S-"(T C.~RC. "MAIL" pa". Sobscription Rates .... ,,~· ~ I YEAR····· ··· .... $10.00 1 By RALPH HEIMDAHL ~ r . -- 0 0 0 ... 0 I 0 I I I . ~:, •. 0 0 o 0 .. 0 0 I o • 0 I . ' '------------------..1 . . ' · ~! o 0 Send ACllristmas wr 1HE. CM"J AND IT WILL liE FII\JE! ....... . .................................. - -and- N&- .ot~M UP· 6 MONTHS .... •.. · .. $5.21 .,... ................. 0. By IRANNEI WINNIII! WINKLII! i. I ~~. ..;.,..... ,. .,., .' ' •·'!'· "'"1:'" ~ .• , ·~·\ ~ . ~ . ~ ~ ·' ~· ". �.l " ,,. )I ' ! . 1 ~a=- ::~~ctor -En~estj Church Party ner of Mr. and Mrs. l ,, R.,.,mber when folb used I<> have fried chicken for Sunday dinner?Wdl,nowyoucan have Col. Sandm' Recipe Kentucky Fried ChicW1 any day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is pick :it up and take it home. The setvice is sudden ! ~.J: I . FHE BOX • ••••••••••••••••• 0 ••• 3 Piere.s Tender, Tasty Chichn Plus all the trimmin's (A complete banquet for one) THRIFT BOX .. · ·...... ··........ $2.50 9 Pieces Chi.cken Only THE BUCKET · ·· · .............. $3.75 ~ •• ' ' >I Di•~ ~~.;;;,,;;;;.;.,:;;;;;_~;;_~~~~======="jl • s d We• fIX un ay dInner seven J' · da·ys a week. l,'•t .'•¥ ' ' Plans were made to assist a Christmas program for dren of Heath Methodist School and the Chrisbnas Candtellght Service by the Senior MYF of Heath Church Sunday evening at the church. Sherrie Shuler. presid,nt, conducted the business meetmg ted a discussion on teen· drinking. · The group made plans for a party with lhe date be announced tater. The Rev. Donahue discussed plans the annual Chrisbnas canlldlelighl servtce and lhe program was tentahvety set for Sunday evemng, Dec. 18 at the llclturc1h . The program wdl 111lic1uae the Christmas. story _in and scnpt~.wtlh a chot.r, IISOI1.JlS, and reCJlabons by chitdren of the Sunday School. Attendmg were Sheme Shuter Gary Slaven Sandy Johnso~. John Ingels' and the Rev. Max Donahue and Emerson Unl~· _ an~ 11 f. l l Y · • • f!l' trr :r..': I Meigs THE BARREL .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $5.00 • old.·~.:~·b) j at lana De11oted To Tlul lntere•b J · t<.J ::oos: .:: Middleport . ~ ·~:(,',_ • Aim. · llie =' --·- - ouncil Hits New Block in · · .-{' jt : Aroaind a~d .New Officers Rogee.l:.uckey~ - E(~fecl?Y . ~pen[ CHurch Class About.. Pomeroy 1 JOINT COMMITTEE - Left to right, Harold Sauer, M. D., Bernard Fultz, Dr. Harold Brown, D. D., Dr. Ray Responding to Ute prospect1and Walter Stewart. Repreoenting the community cal facility to re butlt In South- and the Pomeroy Chamber of eastern Ohio, a joint committee Commerce, which convened o, Meigs General Hospital, the the meeting, were Jack W. Meigs County Medical Society, Carsey, Chamber president, and Veterans Memorial Hospi·, and the Rev. Richard H. Martal Ill<! Saturday and elected tin, committee chairman. Dr. Harold D. Brown delegate, and Bernard V. Fultz alternate, The elected delegates were to tile Board l>f Trustees of the expected to represent Meigs Ohto Valley Health · Servlcos Counly interests at a meeling FoundaUon, Inc. of trustees from the sevenThis jolllt committee, which county area today in the central dilled In tlie parish house of 1office of the Columbus Hospital Grace Episcopal Church In-' ~ederation, at which a Washctlldetl Dr. ·Raymond E. Boice, Iington representative was to Dr. ltopr )". Daniell, Dr. Har-lreporl on progress in funding old- lltoWD, Dr. Ray Rankin ,from Ohio Regional DevelopPiekenl, Hirold ~!_~u_er •.1'JI..e"! _Act_gr•n_t:J~-of a ~~ mUtton t"eglonat medi-i I *s! Cash Gilts are Approved Friday By Happy Harvester Ch urch Class Miller Children Ce/ebrate 6th 7th Birthdays NORGE 30" RANGE MEIGS THEATIE ami""' n S169·95 ~~~~E •1!!8, -... w.:J' . Ingels Furniture ' I ' • ·- ··· ·~-~ · .. ·· ·· ~~ · ····~· ,. .. - .... ~ - -.. .... . .. ..... ·- ~ ~ ............... · -- . 0 - -~- v~•---· ·• ,._ .....,.. .. . "4...,.. •..,. ·~· ' ·, 1 Marine Will Be Awarded Top Medal SAIGON (UP)) --U.S. Jet• Chlnesa border, and against a sank. striking rnlchr:ay llotween Hanoi t•'lring of barges tn !be Chay Tbe reeenify lncrebed bomfo. Ia and the border of Communist River 71 mites northwest of lng oJ Commltnfat lar,.U waa AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) China batUed Soviet-built M!Gs Hanoi. having repereu801oot iu tbt alae IPr'esl<lent Johnson today drapes In a series of dogfights for the Report Heavy Damage South. About 2,500 men, women beribboned Medal of Honor ' DELEGATE AND ALTERNATE - Dr. Harold Brown, right, and Bernard Fult2, fourth consecutive day, a U.S. The spokesmen reported vasl and chlldren poured Into goverr>iarc,und Marlrie Sgt. Robert prosecuting attorney, are delegate and alternate r~specUvely to the area Hospital sPokesman reported today. damage to this principal supply men! refugee centen 1311 mill!:l Emmet O'Malley who single- Servtces Foundation, Inc., in which Meigs County hopes to participate. North VIet Nam's growina air route from China to Hanoi-the southwest o1 SaJion In lfH! killed eight Viet Cong 1- - - - - ---- - -~- · -- ·-·~ -·· ·· defense brought down three rail line cut in five places and BY mE UPI soldiers when he jumped into an !IUire American planes. 25 railroad cars destroyed. CONTINUED 011 Page 2 . trench. A spokesman said two U.S. Pilots also silenced six antiWar Nerve1 Defense Secretary Robert S. warplanes were shot down and all'craft SJtes '" the 81'<! 8 and · ' McNamara and the Joint Chiefs ' the pilots lost Monday when the F!05s knocked out • missile stte LONDON - PRICES PLUN·'of Staff were flying from dogfights took place but be did 83 miles oorthwest of Hanotged today on the London Stock 1w h. gto for the 11 am . . not specify b th 1 even closer to the Chioese Exchange as Britain prepared : as m n d 1 0 e br~s " The Meigs County common , len lion of needs In tile area. :morning. No Indication h•d 1 1 A thir~w e P anes wehre border, to. call lor United Nation& econ· ~~mo~ylkan on orth~ mmilitary' ,pteas courtroom was filled to 1Auble has been in charge of been made regarding whet!Jer· d~w'o toda ~e ~as 'Pbot A second flight of planes hit mine s&n<Uom against rebel ibaud. 8 1 a , near capacity this morning when 1 conducting a pre-engineering ' or not Jndge Bacon would an- hut the 1 Y near d~~ ten u the barges which the Chinese . .•a hearing convened on the pro- ,· study 1n th e waIers hed area. nounce h'IS decJSton . . Immedtatewo edwoun. ... crewmen . to supplement Rhodesia _ sanctiOns which •, ge. d . have been usmg could cripple Britain's own MUitaey bands and a color : posed formation of Leading Auble _cited possibilities for,ly, or be continued for further were t~escu ~ h a a~m~ the damaged rail tines, raining 0110my. Th_e feeling of crisis 1guard w_ere dressing up the c reek Conservancy District I constroclion of seven wal<!r tm- 1study. ::~~ed~c mtea; c ar:chut;,.j 500 pound bombs into t!Jetr WASIDNGTON (UPI) _ • grew. presentation ceremony m the . The Conservancy dJStrtct, .poundments wtthin the propos-: deep m · to Co nlstp territo nudst. Most of the 40 heavily 1 Cl E ""I ·~!.'; · Creek i' ed di str'ct d ted th mmu would not ry. loaded barges exptod..t and eOhio's ect lotb arence ...., er .. The valije of the pound ster· plaze of the federa 1 but·td·mg sought by the Leadmg I an revea . at a 1 .,,..,_.,.,.. The spokesman planoed lo ling weakened .., sharply the i he~e where Johnson has an Watershed Assn., must be ap- ;water system for . at least part ' MIAMI BEACH tUPI) - d!Jclose whether the RFIOI ' • meet toda wltb Houle GOP Bank of England was forced to : office. ;proved by Common Pleas Judge ~!!~e area otudied would be l Dr. Arlbar s. Flemming, a Voodoo reconnaissance . plane leader Ger~ R. Ford of Mlcbdip Into Its reserves but later! O'Malley, 23 of Woodside, 1John C. Bacon. 1 · . I Methodist layrnu wbo serv- and the FI05 Thunderchief shot ' lgan to oomplele biJ first 9lllt the pound stendle<l and the rush I Queens, N.Y. is the first Marine< Frank w. Porter, Jr., attor- _Jerry Hann, engmeer for the , ed as secretary of bealtlt, ed· down Monday were the victims } to Washington s1ru:e biJ Novem. 1 ,. to ',"11 on world trade centers ito receive the nation's highest jney for lhe association, with iFirm of Auble, .Burgess & Mit. oeatloa aod welfare Ia Pres~ of ground lire or the Sovlet-hoitt rer electioD. star \i ofl. The chief market honor for bravery In the Viet members from the western sec· ' chel, satd m hJS oplllon there deDI Elseabower'o . cahllle~ MIGs. They aod the F!C loss" were In tobacco, copper Nam war. ' lion of the county, has said, Its a potential of 800_ customers today was elected president Phantom sbol down today LONDON (UP!) - Britain terThellll~ep;::llcao from~ and Rhodesian stocks and bonds. He wu the hero of "Opera· i "There Is an urgent need oi l for a water supply Ill the pro- of the National Couacn of brought to ll the number of moved quickly but gingerly Ohio later today would reiUl'D tt • lion Starlight" on Aug. 18, 19&5, ! the proposed water district to posed district. , Chan:bes. pl~~ lost ~.three d~ys. . today to seek mandatory United . ' Mare ~~=(e Iat Chu Lai. A corporatthen; he iestabhsh flood co_ntrot: pubhc l The hearing baited briefly for Dr. Flemrnlag, wile bas Am nc~ orr strikes Nations economic sanctions to Miller drew oflice 151S Ia lhl THE D y WEATHER was wounded three Urnes but I water supplies, strip uune land a recess at ll a.m., was 01- beea presldoal of the Uatver- against North Vtet Nam Mo~ punish RhodeSia's breakway ~ngwortb House Offlce lluiJd. In Ohio wW continue through refused to withdraw until he : reclamation, general control ol •peeled to continue through the ally of Orepo alace IIIII, 11 day were directed at the Yen government. mg he was told MoMay, tonight and will be followed by had covered the evacuation o( streams, sewage disposal,. and i the secoad layman to beod Bay rail Yard, 76 miles Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian The freshmu eiJilii'OSillll a cold wave which wttt make his wounded buddies by belicop- estabttshment of recreational • le oouocU, wblcb ts the DB· northwest of Hanoi and about Smith's rejection Monday of who defeated Democ:ral W~ Its preacnce felt late Wednes- ter, facilities which cannot be econIf tio1'1 larlest cooperative re- the same distance from the British Prime Minister Harold Moeller, spent part of Moadltf day. omically and feulbly provided IJ&lou• body. Wilson's final demands for a at the Republlcan ~ Tbe drizzle aod above-freez. by the lndivtduat fr':"hotders." negotiated settlement of the IS. a1 campaign COIIlllliUee ...,. 1ng temperatura resulted in a Leslie Aubta, ollictal of the month-old independeoce crisis quarters here. Ills Will blanket of fog over the entire CINCINNATI IUPI) -Tbe engineering firm of Auble, BurVelerau Memorial Hospital came as a surprise blow. ~ched for an aparlmeotstate Monday night and early bame oJ Bill Veeck, one of gers & Michell, Athens, today Admissions - Jack Young, Foreign secretary George capitol HID. today. Tempera!urts at day· die moll colorfUl ftgurea In In tesUmony at the bearing, 0D Tuppers Plains ; Sannte MayBrown was dispatched to the Miller said he had lrted JJDo brelk ranged from 33 at llle blltory of baseball, Cl'op- confirmed Aflorbey Porter's conllJIJ'd, Racine ; Wilbur Shank, United Nattona today to direct succeiSfully to ue Rep. PnaYoungslewn and 34 at Toledo ped up loday In opecutaUoo "The Bird" Ia gone! Racine Mrs. William Rldmood 0 tbe appeal for sanctions at a ces P. Bolton, dean ol the Oblo to G II Cincinnati and 44 at aboal wile wiD become the ~ least fortothe time re~clt Mld4Jeport; Clara Grueser, Security Coonclt session Thurs- Re:bllcan COilgretdO!l.ll cleft. Dayton. aut aeneral manaller of the c~ tbl • 8~, wH Mlneraville; Bernard Mitlhoan, ·Retau..,. and friends Jearn- day. Wilson was addressing the ga n. Ctaclrutatl Reds uDder tbelr alin~petoa Hill ald-sD~rnlcnhg s 11UD· Long Bottom; Virginia Pierce, ed today of the death of Daniel British nation tonight. aew onerdtlp. g n er !Spa ,airport ve 1 Middleport Dorothy Smith, Ra· A. Carman, Dec. 4 at San Ber- I(:;:::::::::::::;:;::::::~ 1 WEATHEB Cankact Let Veecl, tal of baseball IB pllots at the Gantpolia 1 OecutOilal perlda II n1a ~lAND - COUNCIL- reeeal years, has lotlmated Sighted th hug bird he dine cine. nardlno, Calli., at !be age of or drlzlle ... Wll'lller lk1 .. man t.eo Jaclt1011 lllltolllshed be mflbl Nlrlnl to the sport south aro:OO 2e ~ Dl~el!aqea Aaron S<arrer95. He spent most of hls 8 l<lllllbt· Law lollfebl 11oM. biJ ltljow cooncilmen Monday be love• 11 he lol die rlgbl They were ~:';:ru: E' ry, Margaret Griffis, Audrey younger life tn Meigs county. Sb....,.. elldlq elrJdy ... ntghl .With the announcement ""--. ~- •• ,_ L - eertaln r 11 Wed H U to'' Le-v. Dalley, Robert Richardson. He was the son of the late Mr. ~... "'"' ....., ·e e ge, enry p n, and Mrs. John Cannan of cooter Wedaelday. tbtI ' Jllack Natlonalllt group a1Jtu1 the aew 0 witen of die on Edwards and Ernie ThompPomeroy RD. lw hlttd two out-of-town gun. ·Reda; IIIey Intend to put son. FINED $11, COSTS He Is survived by two son• LOCAL TEMPS 111811 '.~ klll him. The Negre IIIOft! emphasis - and mooey They reported the bird ap- One case was beard in Mid- Jewett and wtttts· a daughter' The temperature In do,.. ' ··~Ill said the Black - fltto pnmlllnJ the club, peared tore following tbe rlveridleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher's Mrs. Orvtlle plllfiett, an oi town Pomeroy 'fue8day wu il Natlq!liUn 'lfOUP Is angered .U. wbea It comes 1o prolllOo at estbnated speeds of 70 !llilea ·110urt Moil<lay evening, Helen California; 1 brother, w. A. degrees at ll:SO .m., ondal by ltl.!••and that laws be tloa, BUt Beedi; Ilia few peen. SGT. MANLEY an bour. X. Goett, 72. RD, Shade, on Camum of Pomeroy, 1114 sevrainy skle•. ~: Uu· vlflnormulwblte'.!.Ne· DAtltins, WJEH Radio EntilncharJOS of failure to yield right eral grlll!dcbltdren Dlecert and 8II· ....na1d L. Mardey bu eer, said II was a crane-lllre of way pleaded no contest, and nephews. ... ..-' NOW YOO DOW a.f"' Dtrector Jtbtt McCor· TAKEN Til HOSPITAL apenl a IS day leavt Willi bird Oyina about 300 feel altove was lined flO aod 0011ts. Be wae preceded In death by '1111 F1ll 'ftia 'r • w • ", DollS, .pi tbt poliC!e depart• Tha !llddJiporl emergency Ida parenll, Mr. urJ Mrs. the ground, and thai It had I his parents end two brothers, onfl 11e11t1 llllll 1ty IIIII V.I. ~.t,, uare of tbe lltrUt eruquad wu summoned at5:38 p; ~ Muley, IIIJ ~ qeck approximately four I~ Melp General HOipllal , wesley and Walter Clrmatl Ill Yilt Nail II I Q It I ·.b,cll'!l«• .·llfe. But 110 acllon m. Monday lot VIrginia Plt!ce, ~ A~e., Mlddlepori. He long, with a body the size of a Admlulou- Floyd Wllllams, and 1 allb!r, Mrs. EU, dlils 1111 't It ~~ tllar • . - ~•" . . .flklll, McOtrmlclt Railroad II., wbo wu taUi1 .lb ~· telrlnted te IJIIll small rnaa. l'llllteroy. Funeral services wlll be In SID ..... " MYerflc I ·. · ~i , ~Uie U,. ,pollee have Velerattl r.tem~rial lfl3rlpllel u 11111 lean .Dec. I lor Viet . Alkl!ll llllllmated the blrd's 111_.'1.. - Edith Rice, Bernardino, Cliff., 'lbtlr!ldar, ·en~Jit, . . . .,. '/,?;~~ 1111 Pale I a·medical paUent. · N-. ~lllfi .~Jll'Qel·al IIVIII feel. llltlb llevenaoa, Jolla 1e11art. a1 I:M p.m. w1111 11ur111 ~ WORLD conservancy District• Hearmg • Attraets Near Fu}} House ID • County C0url Room ee-l Miller Meets Fordto End F.JrSl ISI t v· . I a •h;w·",....._ Dlstrlci Bntam Moves BUt biDger y 'The B" d' Seen Flymg • South S day Daniel Carman Dies in West At Age f 95 . ·' Ja••••, ., - ·«"_..,_ ,,..._ _.., ...,.- __ ,.,.,.,.,..,.,...., .,__..,,..,.._...,.. ...,J./o-'.,.,_,...,....,.,;,..- .,....,...._ .-....,.,..-, ... __ .,., • .......,.•• _ _ __ ' Pomeroy councU may have the cost of the lateral sewers with council at the time • ·• ·l · met an insurmountable watt in aod 30 per cent of the cost oJ hired agreed to move tAJ ~ • ~ its long-pending sewer proD- ' lhe plant and interceptors, the eroy.' It has been nndefa 1',, '' · lem. j government requires the vil· whether Pooler oow U.· ·, a :· i , For .nearly 20 y_ears it bas tage to erect a separate aani· Pomeroy or Sallshir)' hlp, .. c ' been JOCkeymg wtth the Etght tary sewer system aod a sepa- though taxes oo the piVpiliifJ I state Compact and the Ohio rate storm sewer system at a on which he fives 11 pllll .. :. . . . Pollution Board over dumping total cost of $1,300,1100. Salisbury. Pooler IDIIII ek Walter Stewart, Dr. Roger Damels, M. ~·· Rev. Rick Martin, Dr. Raymond BoiCe, untreated sewage into the Pomeroy has only a storm move to Pomeroy ar.provelhil Pickens, D. 0 ., and Jack C"arsey.- Sentmel Photo. . Ohio River. Isystem. Money will not be avail- he now resides In Pomeroy. • Now, according to Mayor jabte from the Farm and Home Council beard complafma 11111 Charles Legar, there are new ·Administration unless the sew- water on Weat Mala St. i eo~pllcations to Pomeroy ,... er system is constructed in the lng from a oar ...... cetvmg finanelal atd of up to manner 1t prescribes. !be street to be lllppery, OWJio 50 per cent of the cost of later· No action on the matter was ers of the car wasb qreed t. at sewers and up to 30 per cent taken by council. remedy the slbialloo. of the cost of a treatment pjant In other action, however, 11 Council agreed to purdtue ·'· , ·, ' and Interceptors. the matter of hiring Policeman two uolforma lot the f8t1111ua The mayor reported to oou11- Danny Pooler, whose probatlo11- on the pollee force 1114 l'il Molllay night results of his ary period of six monlha has uniform for a J& lihue recent conference wtth Burgess expired, eouncil agreed not to employee. .;, •'"'"' , and Niple, Columbus engineer- hire htm permanently unless he Attending were Q>lmc!l;,"' ;·~-~ ing firm, and the_ Farm and , recomes a resident of the Donald Colllna, 8Gb Hyad. '···, Home Admlnistrallon. i vdtage of Pomeroy within a Lucien Poulln, Frankllll 1111or .' .. , He said In order for t h e I period of 3(1 days. Mayor Lepr 1114 Clerk • " town to receive 50 per cent of Pooler, in his agreement Schoeoleb. Dr. Brown is Named Delegate to F0 Undat I0n 1 There Are' Big Selections of Gifts For Men and Boys in All Si~~sjn the Mens and Boys Department On Elberfelds 1st Floor ; 1' I CROW'S STEAK HOUSE I 01 I ain .;..,.......,••• Kat11ek~ fried Chieka , enttne y~ '. 1 I. Property Transfers i 'id Mr. and Mrs, Plans were discussed for a Plans were made to have out- doo, Huntington, the New Year's Sunday evening ,>ide Christmas decorations ~eeke"'! ~~ i:~s =:r~ New. arn.,;,: were elected by (Serves 5 to 7) service and regular Sunday eve al the _chur~h place.• thts wei!l" to~· .: Mr. a~d Mrs. Alva Lue. the Mutt .Illble Class of the nmg servtces to begm m Jan- The fmanCJal report tndtcated . B Mf0rd r.h h of Ch . t F j. 21 P ieces Col. Sanders' Chirk en uary by the Official Board of the recent fund drive a success lte} ~· New Haven. . . r ' urc ns r Heath Methodist Church Sun- and the 4th quarterly confer· Ketth Morgan, Ohto Umver- day evening at the church. M d. Me , ence is to be held at the local sily, Athens, spent the week They. were Tresa Hendricks, r . . an Take it from the Colonel Ol llor t even.ng. church in January with the end wilh his parents, Mr. and pl'f8i41!n\; .Norlna Russell, vjce Knight and . , , • "it's Jinserlickin' good"® U F;:,;'k St~rst, F~:.:age ~ase- Mr. Wayne Gibbons, chair· Idistrict superint~ndent in Mrs. Roger Morgan. president! Etenor HOllver, ...,_ Hundunttngton, ~ ••~ l.lll~j' lll . a es, man conducted lbe meeting. charge Holiday dinner guests of Mr. retary; Frances Hysell, treasS ay w'" ,.. (OlONEL SAND£RS' AEC!PE men!, Olive. ' · M J Reed and rer· Wayne King game chair· and KaUe Gu\h J w Swart Goldie P Mrs. Nan Moore served as sec- The Rev. Max Donahue an- and rs. ames u • ' · sw:r7~~ Sybil Eb~rsbach, par: in the absence of Miss !nounced he had planned a New daughter•. Mrs. Edward ~ur~t, ~an; He~~ Mtller, ;;;rd b~~ Mr.~a~n~d~UM~rr .~,,~~~~~~~~:: eels Sutton. Faehnle. Commlssion re· Yearts night service, Sun.day were the1r son, Jtm Re • o- ower c. rman, a pu 1C · lted s;bil Ebersbach to James included those of th e 1 evening, Jan. t at the church l~bus; Mr. Lawrence Reed, ty, Jackie Reed. with tbelr .. Swart. Goldie P. Swart, on MissioiiS which Iwhich will begin the Sunday Mtddleport; and Rorert Reed The meeting Wa.! opened by In-law, Mr. Sutton. planned to observe Febru- night services that month. . and son, Richard, of Athens. the presiden.t. Jackie Reed, Smith ani! faJii\lj;; Ernest L. Lewis, Sadie ary as missionary month wilh He ar.nounced that the ChriSt· Mrs. Durst Is the .tormer Ruth witt devotlone by Etenor Hoov. Mrs. Lucttte Lewis to .John M. Welsh a special program and speaker; mas children's program and Reed and " residing With her er. Plans were made for the the Sunday dlriner POMEROY, OHIO lee, lot, Middleport. Membership and Evangelism, candlelight service will be held parenil whlle her husband, annual Christmas dinner and Mrs. Jacob G~ic~l~ ~~~~~i:.~~i.:=::Oi.:~~i.:i:.i~~F.i;~:;,rii.'-~.c-=.~i',.i;~;~ftlm~ will have a special oi>· Sunday, Dec. 18, ted by I te PFC. Edward Dlll'lll Is statton· party the dinner on Dec. 9 at ~ ! ser·van,ce tn March and calls are senior MYF. He also announc· ed with the U. S. Army at Ft. the Martin Restaurant and the Mrs. E. J. HID · be made on new and old ed that if .ao persons of the Wainwright, Alaska. Mrs. Du~t gift exchange · and party 1o fol- Saturday after .a Christmas Gifts Cost You LESS ••• memrers of the church; Wor- church wanted pktures taken is employed at Ingles's Furru· low. at Indianapolis, llld7,.., ship Commission, the repair of for the church dJrectory, they ture store tn Mtddleport. Refreshmen~; of ·sandWiches and Mrs. Paul _HUt the organ and chimes; Educa- would be taken Dec. 14 at the Mr. Lawrence Re~d ts vl•lt- cake . cherry dessert, cofl..; and with relaUvea In Columtion, new literature to be dis.l church. Group pictures of the ing with relatives m West and 'tea were served by the has. cussed and evaluated wltll a j church organizations, also may Lafayette and Columbus. hostesses, Helen Miller and Mrs. Carl Moore and Mrs. sample packet to re ordered. .be taken. • l!ra)j)e~.;Ryselt and Ber· John Smith were ncenl v!sl~ with ice cream. tho EVlins. ors In Galfipolls. Guests were Beth, Cheryl Present were . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Qorulld•\J'ulllns and Cathy Hanning, Cathy James Reed, Mr. and Mrs. of I'{Ritamstown; W. Va., spenl Look For TbJs Ad Eaeh Week Meadows, Mary Boggs, Joy Wayne King, Mr. and Mrs. Iler- the weekend with ~ ,.tel . . . Beaver Dreama Hovat~r. T~r- ·.bert Millar~· Mr.' and Mrs. Ho- rmd brotber,Jn-law, · ;&. and Gifts of $200 to the church Green tce cream topped wttb ri Tho~as, Jaye Ord, · eatlri iner" 1'&tfest.' 'Frances Hysell, Mrs. GeorJe Sellers. For Tb4t Speeiai·Of·The·Week! council and $5 to the Leonard red cherry, assorted cookies, Bailey and Trlna Gibbs. Mary Nora Curtis, Nora Cambron, Edward Sellers of ParkersWood Home fur .leprosy were coffee and red aod gr_een mints Ann and Margie Miller, sisters Nonna Russell, Tresa Hend· burg, W. Va., was ·an oteml&ht made and elecllon of officers Ill shape of pmnsettia w_ere of the honoree were guests at ricks, Bertha Evans and one guest . Saturday of Mr. 1!111 was held when the Happy liar- served by Mrs. Ben N~utztmg, both rties guest Laura Hoover Mrs George Sellers . veslers class of Trinity United Mrs. Adam Ebershach, Miss pa · . . ' · · • Church of Christ met Fridsy Lena Grueser and Mrs. Lillie eve,ning.. Hauck. Members were seate<l A 6:30 turkey dinner preced· at a table with white cover ancl the meeting with 26 mem- poinsettia and red candles pia~ and five guests, Rev. and ed at intervals lengthwise the Wilbur Perrin and child- table. Corsages of holly and Faith Ann, Beth and Jon, poinsettia with red and green f (Jtres:ent.. Mrs. Louts Rei bet, nylon net bows and sinal! red teacber, asked grace. managers holding a doill warpFonowing the dinner, the ped in green outing with a segroup adjourned to the social qutn over the bead, which was From the little fellow who wears a lll l1rootn which was deeoral<!d in· encircled with glitter to repre· size 3 to the big man who wears an eluding a lighted tree, for a sent a halo were given each extra size 54, there's a fine selection II,!tb':~~~~~sand business session. member. :~ were led by Mrs. ----ready for you in the busy mens and Phil Meinhart, who read a story boys department on the Main FloorThe Spiritual Star, followed Just stop in, look around a\ aD of with prayer. the carol, It came the Items on sale - Select. the size · · Upon the Midnight Clear, and , ' and color you want-for the men 11nd. the Christmas story from Luke boys on your list - ask any of the 2, was read by Mrs. Dale Smith. David and Megan Miller obsalespeople to help you make your The group sang Silent Night served their birthdays this selections and buy what you need and Mrs. Meinhart read a week at the home of their parstory, The Cobbler and His ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mil• now. Guest. ler Mrs. Reibel read two stor- David celebrated h!J seventh. ies, 'The LitUe Giri and the birthday, with the spaceman Wooden Shoe, and llecemrer theme carried out in favors of Night Long Long Ago. MI s s balloons and racing cars. The Thelma Grueser read The Mi· guests were David Mills, Jeff raculous Stall'case. Beaver, Brian Conde, Timmy The story, Trouble at the Thomas and Ricky Hovatter. Jtckeh ~ Shlrta. .;.. · Inn, Mrs. Reibel; the carol, Refreshments were served. S..ten- TI'OIIIIn A Song in the Air, and 'nte sixth birthday of Megan hlb - Work Clothes the Mizpah benediction closed was observed and Javors of rnl~ Cap1- Unclerww'lof the p~ogram. . . iature nativity scenes and baliHolltry - Tlea ..- Haqdi Durmg the busmess sesston loons were given each guest. karchtm - ot.... with Mrs. Henry Reibel, presi- A decorated cake topped wllb S11apenclen - H~ 1iJ1. SPACIOUS 11 IU:NOI.D-HrAT" OYlN dent, m. ch~ge, the _report of a miniature doll was served portan - Swlllt 51\lrtl.r24lh inches wide! Keeps heat even the nommatmg corruruttte, Miss~~========-, throughout, for perfect pies and Toboggam - l!ar Mlllh Thelma Grueser, Mrs. WUe and many 11111ny .o th.,. cakes every single time. Hauck, and Mrs. Clara Karr · was given and officers elected "'CHAR·COIL'' SPIED 111011.111 with Mrs. Henry Reibel, presi~ Wa ist·high broiler in oven fully ad· Mee/ Sentry meintein$ Elberfalds .. nationally known brands of man ~ justab1e . Easy clean. dent; Mrs, Fred Dessauer, vice TONIGHT ond TUESDAY wear - Na11111 yau'll lcpow !n 1 minute fr volue, · . . , IIXIICt he11t tlutotnlltictllly / December W president; Mrs. Date Smith, quollty and fine wNr - Ha!lll - L" - Corhartt ..,.. INFINITE H£AT CONTIOL No more burning, BCO!'('lting, over· secretary, and Mrs. Phil Mein- 1 Natalie-TechnicolorWood Robert Red· Parts Campua - Big Yank - Wtmbley - Kina _l(o.. Not just 5 or 7, but unlimittd heat heating! A speeial thennostatic hart, treasurer. Gifts of bas-- ford, ChaL Bronson, Kate - BIUt Bell- Jtrb. sP.Iection •nd on all four hl&h· kets of fruit were sent to Mrs. Reid, Mary Badhllm. control maintains the precise heat speed cookinl units. Rtmonblf' llfilln' the Ernest Rhodes and Mrs. Cle- Colornrtoont; you select-088111'e8 truly automasetf.cfeanlnaetementr o...... land Hines who are ill. Happy tic surface rooking. Trick tr ChHI • REMOVABI.E OVVI 00011: R-Rackol Birthday was sung to Mrs .. Be Sure To Take Advantagt o AUTOMATIC CLCICIIoTIMlR Admiloion: 711c and 40e Meinhart and Mrs. Harry Can• TWO SMALL APPLIANCE OUTLnl lao, of lht sale ,t • • o FlUotllSClNT RANGl UGHT terbury. W-oy ond Thundo~ ·Jacket• and Coall now •ROOMYITOIIAQlDftAWEII ONLY. Dtct,...r7.a It was decided to have new on - big ...tellon of styt• • FUU ONI-YIAR WARRANn .T NOTOPIN yearbooks with blrthdal<!s of · and lbll for the m•t "on . Years from now, you1t be glad It's a NORGEt members made and named on Piiblf and ilfbibiY pur list. Wallf a..liit!l ,._; • , · committee were Mrs. Ben December 9·10 . 1~~-Mttl. L !lit aM ELVIS PRESLEY !he ·PlipUiar Goal'fl!~ Neutzttng, Mrs. Meinhart and "TlCKLI Ml" Ciwiluroy, Nylon, Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Phll William-TtchlllcolorPl..., Cotton. Twills, ~ son thanked tbe members for Elvil Prealey, Julle AdaDII, . of ldndn Jocelyn Lane, Jack Mullan· Danlma. You'll reilly a.Ve, ' ' Ihe" many actt ess to ey, Men')' Andm, BiU Wlll· ' her. lama, Full! Glrlll Son&l 11'1 At the close oJ the business Spooky! OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS session, gifts were exchanged. "THI MUIIDIR GAMJ• PHONE 992·2635 Pnze ' • were awarded to Miss -~ der Ken. Scott, Marla Landi._~­ MIDDLEPORT F1ullmer. It una Thelma Grueser, Mrs. I. B. Three to P.,, 1J1!1 Two to "MEMBER M.IDDLIPORT MERCHANTS CHRISTMAS GIFT.O-RAMA" Weed, Mrs. Clara Karr and ~~.ion: 750 •nd 40c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _......,, Mra. Fred Deosauer. a.:=::::..::::=..:::-...J.---------....,~-.,.;,----.,._---~-·· 151-'ieres Kentucky Fried Chiekt'n 1 Pint Cr3cklin' Gr<tvy Hol Rolls • ., The annual Pomeroy Higb ll966 in purple, on the lront 'whlle with inBcr!pttoo Slll!l<. clinic at, Ohio aly. m_any _ Marching Band banquet cover. A white pencil was ai· IOD }ront. of "?":tf l<• !#.Ji II , af!ft~hich h.e sho'ed Brio~ re~liM-_ ~the Elementary School Sat· tached to eacft progr~. _, G~ -~~ . • •. .,, .. ·.~..,._11' of ~· ~ :t"t b¥11 In schoOl bill> evening was a colorful I Ident of · schot!ls, .,..ed gr . ..rs. · MJnetll rna e pe . , .· r the t ' The Senior table was center·! Following the delicious turkey the past two summers. l\e85 for several ye8j'SI ant marchfn:'":.a:n. au ed with a small drum inscribed ,dtnner, Mr. Miller, band direc- Before shoWing the slld~s, , that work_In !hlp area hu:: Purple wreaths with sttver ,"I'HS - '&7" on purple, ' en- wr, congratulated the member•~BYi ifetty, on behalf of tlje lwtth ezcen~t, ~!;ltHeof 1111 hung from the red vet- ·drcled with sprayed sprue~ and on tl)~tr excellent job tilts year·jbllll\l . mt;mrers, presented Mr. SJI4 be _lllted liiem:!"fflalhe Ill vel drapes in back of hall. In white bells. Favors for the -band and expres.sed his apprec~tfQnl ~With a gtfl . certiOcat~ Ill P,omeroy.~·llfl· ~ted band neJt front of hall, on each side were pms wtth mstrument )ll•Y· Iol theJt coope~atmn and alll!l • 1•PP'""!"Iion of ht_s work l'l_ltb peds the ~1\1'1.J!!. III4 state of the speakers' table was a ed, on a small white satin pd- jMr. James, Diehl, Mr. llfr· !bell!! And Mr. Miller respollil· year .lq be ~ehztt· , l · tree deelirated with pur- .low with a purple llase whtch graves and others, after wljlj:h ;,d. . J Mrs. Don~od ~C pte halls. Silver musical notes had each name inscribed. ~.l!!lflld~~~t .. Charles ~'!;'..-Mr~ Minelli showed picture-~en~of ~ado 11., 1111'""iallm were on the red velvet stage I The speakers' table was cen- . lit<ll~:.~,• the Ohio .'~ o(NewYork Central park where ofa S.:i~r PID8.... •ina plnl curtams and on the backdrop tered wtth a large arrangement vers!ly ,118ft11, ' · ·~ ·. ..t nd to bel Jennli tli!WslJ!O Ill the inscription, Welcome of sprayed spruce, pine cones, . '· Mr ~l)j ~·tpr! his to . . ~~~f! ~~ co ~c ~Ms 0~ we~. Nell botlll~ wmtan Pomeroy Marching Band 191iii, white flowers and silver balls ·· ·A··,.;,.t~t~~ ·• ' " · -~. ll»!!_:::::swttzerllild, f:!:~. "Mary Fra~dl, MJIIL m silver.. . and bells. At the close ot the iirst eipreiMcl-.his . l~asure at Spalo; graves of Beelhoveb Legar, Kay McGowan, Shiii'OI Tables m whtte, covers were , program, the arrangement on bei asklei IO'i'i!IIOO:' as speak· and Su e in Bonn Germ ilmitli and Nancy Titus, row . as band members ' semor table was present"'! to er ~ and COil- l'ranz ~tz, Schubel'\ and ;.:::: years a!ld Joyee EV8lll , anc were seated at tables wtth Ned Colmer and the one on the 'ii:i'ta';i'~ its sue- rd d Cos1ma !Wa .,: ·Pe ' !IoHner lhree .Years white centerpieces of white sty- i speakers' table to Mr. and ~- ~. ~e also i_· l!id. that since In Heidelbert'o.;_~1 group •~iii •u,e rofoam wrapped with purpte iDonatd Miller. ~lace cards Mr. ·Mttler ~ · qwr; ~meroy VIenna . Austria, Rome, Uaty ) Mater to close program, al nel and Whit<! candles on either on the speakers table It""" :had 'an extra gOOd '-band and aM ,; Sweden Norwa and ter which baQd ~~ Jill( side. Programs were in the p~rple satm cards accented ,that next ear lliilfe 'shoutd be lle~rk: a f~mous y church ts enjoyed' dBnctna wl~ lor?' of booklets wtth the m· wtth whtte satin rtbbon. Purple 3 ..,.;,ally ~ood" band. 1where the Lord's ·Supper was by The Dlstorllons. Pota "Pomeroy Marchmg net was draped on the front of . f · blpa nd -• ed ' 1 1 o~-~prl In 1~Ito c Band Banquet," a lyre, and speakers ' table. Napkins w~ I He announced the 21st annualll"tnted; the Ise a .•,.,e ,!!'91! sen Heath Church Plans New Year's Sunday Evening Devotional Service Jones. l ", \ Pomeroy Band Honored·at ColorfutBanque,t ~~'ntanlt~~.gl~vt;~··Dec~·~:~~-~~ ~;;~~:,~t :!o:f I Deal: ......-... ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 5, 1966 mcpherson moore smith