https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/875613191ff714882e38e4bd97f5fe4f.pdf f911860a5249c70bce3273bf05669044 PDF Text Text .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: ......-... ,, �Paramedics P,ull Off Daring Pilot Rescue / / Communist MIGs while atrlk· - fourth strai1ht day. Althoulh two American planes were report. ed lo~t In the acUon, neither_ loss was said to be the result of SAIGON (UP!) - -An Air Force paramedic team ; dogfights with the Russian • flew deep Into North Viet Nam by helicopter today and 1 built jets. dropped to the ground to stage a' daring rescue of two U.S. spokesmen said the air U.S. airmen whose jet was downed by Communist gun- raids Monday caused "heavy fire. damage" to misalle launching U.S. mllltary spokesmen said two paramediCll spent sites and raJ! yards in North two hours alongside the crewmen of an Air Force RF4C Viet Nam's Industrial heart Phantom reconnaissance jet which was shot down today some 70 to 90 miles northwest near Olen Bien Phu, deep in northwestern North Viet of Hanoi. '111e heaVily fortified Nam and only _70 miles south of Red China. area Includes key transportation Three helicopters in all were sent on the bold rescue routes between the North mission, officials said. But two were forced to leave the Vietnamese capital and 'Commuscene because of mechanical problems. The paramedics nlst China. stood by their downed comrades until a thlrd chopper An Air Force RFIOI Voodoo arrived two hours later. I ., reconnaissance plane was shot During the long wal~ spokes- •North in two days, spokesmen down by ground fire in the men said, U.S. Skyratder jets !said. There was no Immediate aeUon. spokesmen said. '111e Dew cover overhead 1o protect , word on the condition of the other lo,., an Alr Force FI05 the four Americans on Commu- Iairmen who were rescued; Thundrchief, was attributed 1o nisi soil. '111e RF4C was the , In air ralds over the North unknown eausea. Both pilots third U.S. plane downed In the Monday, U.S. jell battled were listed as mlllsing. . Helicopter Team Completes Mission Close to China 1 - IDg tars~ for the I I Soviets Poised for Easy Diplomatic Coup Over United States with Wheat for India CHRisTMAS ARRANGEMENTS - Mrs. Carl HOI' ky, vice president of the Middleport Garden Club, displays one of many Christmas arrangements made by members of the club during the regular meeting at her home Monday evening. The arrangement ts a topiary tree. Other Christmas arrangements we~e at a swag arrangement made by Mrs. John Kincaid and a rose cresent made by Mrs. Arthur Sklnner.Sentlnel Photo. Uniform Safety Code Given Represent at'IVes 0f Stales WASIDNGTON (UP)) -Ru,_ sla is in line to score an easy propaganda victory, if, as expected, she responds to hungry India's urgent plea for wheat, diplomatic sources aald today. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's naUons such as Russia, Canada, government is facing a general Australia and France to shoulelection. der some of the burden of feedlnl India . WASHINGTON (UPI) - The federal government ~.}ast U. ~ - wheat slrlp Is But what· surpr~ most gave nine proposals for a uniform, nationwide hlghw'y ~ ed to eave for India observenl 1$ tbt llmlnt of the safety code by the end of 1968, with a slight hint of "br baturday. Her cargo would President's - lack of I action else," to represent~tives of the 50 state govemon Monring the American total to - day through Dr. W1lham Haddon Jr., bead of the newly The wheat II needed to fill a about 8.1 million tons for 11166. Re~ Nfro~ :ponsible per- formed National Highway Safety Agency. food gap that Indian officllls But offiCials say 11 will tak :'de ~v~~bl: to u!r;sun::l~ They ranged from mandatory helmets for motorcy· blame on the United States. abou • rea n cllsts and their passcn~ers Their request for 2 million tons ne 1 60 days from the time a -say that dwindling food stocks to periodic eye examma· beea aalllorlzed lor lilt 118101 of u. s. wheat - submitted last w authomatlon Is made unW 1represent a m&Jor law and lions for all drivers. for hipway aafely pnpama August - went unanswered until another ship can reach an order probl~ which could . ill llle rarrent fiscal year eaoJ. Indian port, thus there will be a reach unmanageable propor- Transportation Secretary Alan early November and then they break In tile whe 1 ., 'pelln , U S. Boyd told the state officials In< next Juae 30, and flU were told only that there would a Jll e. ons. , , ' mllli<la for Ill• lollowiag U be a delay. Although both the Stste U.S. policy in the past has We don t want, any more than moulbo, with the eallll to be cult De and alwayo been to help India over you, to require everyone to do ted lcbla llull 1 CARDI NAL PLANT -. Ohio Power Co.'s Unit 1 at Cardinal Plant, Brilliant, . Diplomats In Washington pre- :!:wn havepartments are aucb rDUKh spois, which could everything the same way. We now ts m commemal operatiOn. The 615,000-ktlowatt unit is the largest In Ohio dieted that the Russians, appro al 1 th 1n':mmanded have a grave effect on Asia's want to -lea~e ample latitude tillll prngra:S 0 and the largest on the American Electric Power System, of which Ohio Power Is enjoying an unusual bumper for ~ ~ I, a~ ~st largest demqcracy. lor local Initiative and adapts· a part The plant's second unit of the same size will go into service in mid-1967. The crop this year, would come Johnso o~e w ea re ant ' bility." -Periodic vision enmlnasmaller_ plant, adjacent to the Cardinal site, is Ohio Power's 220,000-kilowatt Tidd through with an emergency matte n ~ th~~al In : But Haddon noted the High· tlon of ~~ driven. generatmg station. ';;;Pf~~a~~ wheat for a neat ann~ that a decis:s'wlxdd way Safety Act "pr'ovides that -Dental of drlvlnl lli;enses P Pollll..~m lcalloDI 1M- forthoomlng on the basts of 1 ststes could lose their ell&lbillty to applicants for aid to Th u del ~ ndln newly completed llll'Vey of for federal aid safety_ funds blind a~early bllrnj.. . 8 e Indl. · ay }espo 1 Indian needs. . and 10 per cent of their federal -Separate categ<irlei -ol~lliivto the BD reque,. comet a1 . · the wotst lble time accordQoollloa Jolllllo Ia ald hl•h ,. way COliS ir uell1111 fund s er ,1 hcenses lor motorcy~l '" .._la, to fflcl ts' F ed ••• De y W/' If they are not Implementing an school bus operators and others. ingth two an adro_ h~c There has been 1 sood deal o1 1f approved program by the end -Mandatory checking of driv· WI years o1 ug ... a ui ~~ of 1968 " , t ......... bel break In food shipments In apec auon as to the reasons lor · ers pas re..,.., ore new January probably will cause the delay. One theory advanced TOKYO (UPI)-Red China A total tl $f7.7 mtllloa baa licenses are Issued. shorts es In Febru when Is that the U.S. wheat stocks today charged that U.S. planes - · _ -Driver training programs. J The largest_ single _ electric ! Second, the stacks for Units I Third, within Unit l's turbine g ary are the lowest in yeara, making bombed and sank SIX Chinese -Helmets for motorcyclis(4 generatmg umt rn Oh10 _ has I and 2 are - at 826 feet - .room lies the largest, single • It necessary lor selecUve fishing boats In the Gulf of ond their passen1era. 1 been pl aced ~~ commem al op--the tallest such structures in shaft turbine generator machallotments. Tonkin In two separate attacks • • -Examination of fatally lnerat<On by OhiO Power Co. j the world. Tbe stacks punctuate me yet made by man. In this last week. killing 17 crewmen CONTINUED from -Pale I jured drivers and pedestrians Umt I of Cardmai Plant, lo- !he enormity of the plant as pioneering design, all sections CONTINUED from Page 1 S~ther is that the United a"'! woundmg 29 others. , Mekonl Delta and reported the for alcohol In their blood. oated etght rnlles south of Steu- they jut skyward over the re- of tile turbine and tile generator not identified the indiViduals rt · tes hopes to force other ' We will withou!, fail krepay Viet Cong bad blamed them for -Participation of ltale health 1are coupled 1n a tandem in 'benvilie al Brilliant, is a gion's tail hilis. "ble this blood debt, P e In 8 the attacks. agencies in highway safelJ pro. 615,000-kiiowatt power - produc- l _-·--· -__ ' line arrangement on a sh~lt 100 sponSl · wamed. grams. tng gumt. It boosts the iota! , , feet long. This arranifment Is The official New China News U.S. officials said the lllght of Haddon said there would be generating capability of the i expected 10 yield new highs in iNoPlan .. • Yet A.Kency <NCN~) described lite the relulf"• from South Viet subsequent proposals deaUna Amertcan Electrtc Power Sygenerating efficiency and new I PIDLADELPIIIA SEN. alleged attacks as "another Nam's most populous areas was with vehicle registration ac6 ;stem, of which Ohio Power is a lows in generating cost Robert F. Kennedy, D • N. Y., serious step In the frantic w_ar a stuMing 1ign of Vl~t Coni dent Investigation, dsta ' sy• part, to an all-time high of . . · said with a lrin Monday he has provocations by u_s. Imperia· failure to keep a grip on the terns einergency services hlgb9,203,000 ktlowatls. I Ga<>;~e readings: Galhpohs I 'l1le $125,000,000-plant also no present plans to fun for iism against China.• population it bas dominated for wa 'deal and maln~ance Meanwhlle, work is nearing Dam 12,0, 14.6, running 10 feet lcontams the system's firat president. "Such gan1ster attacks must years. They said many of the sal. trafrc ctDtrol and velllcJi the final stages on Cardinal on rollers, Pomeroy · Mason lrammg _sunuiator, a $950,000 • Kennedy; 'ou a visit to the Op• slop at once," a stslement by refugees had been In 1 VIet codes and laws J'iant's second unit, a twin to 121 05, Pt Pleasant 24.19, Hinton I<!ectromc counterpart of Unit portuniUes Industrlolization Cen- dun,. November, tile Meigs the Chinese delenoe ministry Con1 base camp, held there In ' 1he f<r!l, which is scheduled to 11 18 statiOnary, Kanawha Falls I • control room. '11lo118ands ol ter (CJC), an organization found- County Bookmobile circulated said. "Debts In blood must be reprisal lor the raids. 18-911 ,electronic. devices bebind the ed to teach modern skills to the 1708 adult and 51113 juv~nlle repaid In blood-'' more more more _make its debut in mtd-1967 _13 97 falhng, Charleston While Umt 1 Is owned by Ohio faH mg. London, Marmet and 'lmulator s walls react realisU- unemployed, made the remark booka, announced Velma Pikko- It was one of the strongest Po,.er, Unit 2 will be owned by ' Wmf,.ld dams were on the caiiy, just as would Unit I, lo to a group of trainees. Kerme- ja, head librarian today. warnings against alleged U.S, U.S. Ambassador Henry Caoo~ _Buckeye Power, Inc,, an asso- 1Sills. every deciSion and adjustment dy was answering questions In eight dsys, 30 community "war provocation" tho Commu· ~e said meanwhile a negou 'tiaUon of Ohio's rural electric ~ Boat Movements: . . . :made by an operator. Compu. from the trainees when on a and 15 school stops were made, nist nation has made In recent ted setuement of the war In =tooperatives, if and when nee-' Ohio River - Prmctplo down tertud systems reflect pro!). said "uk him If be's going The dally average of 921 books yeara. VIet Na"!, ts unlikely and 11 1 8 =• ssary regul atory approv als !' 14 _ :115 P- ~- : Charles K_ up 15, !lems which could affect the op- to run for president." Kennedy ~as Issued to 10,744 registered (In Washington Defense :~!cted juot might lade :.ere obtained and financing by 12.35 p_m., Orco down 16, 4:30 :erahon of the generating unit, overheard the remark and told hbrary patrons, out of a popu. Department spokesman said: . . '1la~eye is arranged. ' a_m_: Peggy Downey down 17, i thus giving operators invalua· the laUKhlng traineea "I have latlon of 22,159_The bookmobile "We have no comment on this He made the stattment in an Cardinal 1 marks a number 4" a,m, Andrew Calhoun down ble expenence, n plans for that." staff has set the goal to make Chinese propaganda.") llltervlew with the Mutual '111e Department ol Defellll ;of historic "firsts" for 1 he ,'' · nll a.~, ; Waiter Beckjord VIrtually aU of the coal for 0 It half by next month, said Mrs. · Claim Two Bemblnp Broadcasting Company. reminds all perso111 who pip AEP System, which provides down 17, us a,m,; R. H. Bos· the_huge mstallaPon oo the PtkkoJa. A Pektnc radio broadcast to send Christmas IIIIa Ill Rrv• ,electric service for 1,51B,ooo lworth II down 18, 6:40 a.m.; Ohio River at Brilliant will Delay Estended The Meigs bookmobile. doesn't monitored here said the alleged Predlctl Red L<lu Icemen In VIetnam that lbt ceustomers in parts of seven Steel Expre~s down 211, 1 a.m.; eome from mines In eastern . DETROIT - WINTER C[,()S. have a name ye~ admitted Mrs. u.s. attacks took place during Loctee said he thought the malting deadline for fou1111<clau :~at~. 1Ta~my White down 2U, 2:15 a. Ohio and Ule Wheeling panbar> mg ol the St. Lawrence Seaway Plkkoja, and until It does, It daylight holll'l Nov. 30 and Dec. Communists could not win in man ba1 posed and the delltiF!l'st, when tile plant goes m, Onward down 20, 2:45a.m.; dl~ of West Virginia. '111e plant was postponed throe mon will have to go by the name 1 In lnlematlonal waters In the Viet Nom, that the purely Hne for alr-malleclllfta le realib ,Into full service. it will be the Edeana Bosworth down 23, Will require some 3,1100,000 tons days Monday, pushing It back given It by some youngsters, western section ol the Gull ol military war is going well and VIetnam before Chrlstmu II largest power plant on t h , 8 55 p_m _; Susan Lane up 23,1of coal a year. Generation from to Dec. 9. "The Batmoblle," the Ubrari- Tonkin off Commonlst North will make very spectacular December 10. AEP System and the largest in U5 a_m.; Phlhp Sporn up 23, j the plant Is expected lo total an said. VIet Nam. PrDIP'~'" in 1867, that the Military poslal authorllltl Oh1o a; well. But it will iooo 2A5 .m., Lady Mtgnon up 23, approximately 9-billion kilowattgovernment is much stabler and have Indicated that mall tanbot!J firs! . place ranklnls in 5:45 a,m.; Ravenewood down hours of eleciriclty annually - • to moving toward a eonatltution- nago II runni11J approxlmatlly 1968 when Unit 5 at Ohio Pow- Greenup 7:20 p,m.; Boc-K up or about enough to supply the ' ~ : -IJ.J ,.,,.,fri...J al dernoc!l'icy and that Red 2\i limes 11101'8 this year IbiD ar's Muskingum River Plant ·Greenup 11:%0 p.m,; Pamela D. average needs of Ill-million The annual Chrlstmu dhmer 4D China hal shown no stgn of la1t year; however, all Chrlft. near Beverly, goes into opera: down Greenup 12:10 a.m.; Lucy homes. · and 64th anniversary party ol UoocrambletheoefwrJumbles, wanting to enter the war maa parcels destined for Vle&o tion. That unit, like L'Ie Cardi- Jane Lucas up Greenup 3:25 • Guiding Star Council 121, ~=:~•}1" to0 :tfh 14Utft,r · nam are elpeeted 111 be dell,. nal twins, will be a 615.1100·kw a.m.; Mark Easton up GreenDaughter• of America of Syrl· our nary wor 1' ered on time. Because o1 tht Ql.Bchine. It will boost Muskin. 1rUP 4:10 a,m. ; Mama Lear down ruse, will be held Thundlll', NAMES OMiftED volume, persons who plan II :iJlm's capability to 141li 1100 kw !Meldahl 12:25 a.m.; Duncan December 8. Potluck dhmer Ruby Niclnsky and Patty send Kilts are encouraged not - ' ' . _: Bruce up Meldahi 1:<5 p,m,; PT. PLEASANT will be served at U,l p.m. with Harris, Middleport Junior to walt unlit the deadline. Flag Ship up Meidalll 1:25 a. LIVESTOCK SALES co. the lodge meeting at 7:30. There lli&h School otudents, were UD· In view of the lncreaaeci lOCI• m_; Walter Williamson up MelSaturday, Dec. 3, !til will also be a 50 cenl8ift ez. intentionally omlUed from the Ilea.! rtqUirement In Vietnam In DEVOTED ro IN'l'ERESt OF dahl 3:25 a.m. ; H. E. Bowles HOGS - 175 to ~00 20 to 22; chan1. UBOR llll ol . .te on lhe llanor mmparlson with last year • !WEIGS . MASON AREA down Meldahi 4:25 a,m. Heavies 19 to 21.75· Lights 18 V""J roll lor the pullil wtUI. the ezoellent service lJelill Gallipoll• Dam - Steel Ran-Ito 2L50; Fat Sows 't& to 18.10,- A Christmas dinner and pa''" U . provided by tile U. S., Poalal llclttra 1. ow.n. PVDIItiiH ••t c""''"' T•"""'"-""" ger down 8:30 P-m.; Jennifer 1Boars 12 to 15: Pigs 7 to 12. of tho Ladies AUIIl!ary of the ... CINCJNNAftAN l)IES Service, no 1pedal a_trU!t. ·fllr ,.:::.s,IM!~~:v~~nrt~r;·r;~n."~~ Jean up 11 :50 p.m.; Pnlly R. I CAtTLE- Steers lB to 22; Syracuse Volunteer Fire De- THIECC ~ 'T CINCINN'TI (UP E .. anonymoua lfrtl wlU be • v.u., .......... Comp• " - '" ... up i:fiO a.m.; J_ s_ Lewis I Heifers 15,15 to 21.10; Fat Cows partment will be hllld Friday, l<i& ~-~IQUOif. " I) rvln docted this year u was ...... =:icJ~~er~~:::·\v~n~~:n~~~m~~: down 4:50a.m.; Solvay up 8:1S d 5 to 18.50; Canners 11 to 15; DeCfmber 9, at 6:~0 p.m. at j W!\..1. IUT H.l.lo·A~TH!St. Black, 61, Cincinnati, wu kill· ducted last year. 11 ~t':r:: ~.v ~!~!~d c~a.. matuna a.m. l Bulls 16.35 to 22.35: Stock Steers Bat1ey'1 restaurant In PoJne.. · · - · · e~l!C' 1..001(. ed Monday nf&ht wben. hll car Prospective donon of. mat. ::~· •' '"' ..,. "'""" ·~-• Kanawba River - Helen z_18 to 22,541; Stock Helfel'!l 11 to roy. Secret Pals will be re. ~dded on 1 city atreel and lallnt.ended for the Soutjl' Vlelo ""'""" "~'"""' ~'""'""""' down Marmet 5:tli a.m.; Semel 2L85; Stock Steer Calves 23.75 vealed with n &1111. FL.4TEY puneed ~-- an embankment. II8IMH sbould be adviled 14 :.·"~~- ~:~.!::; cu~Los~:~ ]down Marmet 6 a.m.; w. H. .to 28; Stock Heifer Calves 18 ~ :·;;.::.::~~~~.~=D"'" BV ...... contact the dlarlty of .• lbetr YoTL Shaver, Jr. up Winfield t:M 1to 2S.54l. The Pomeroy Athtetie Boo!!~ .<:! _ . •-llodbylbeaboYecartoon, ""' ,, , ,.-.,,v , - choice or one of the 2i vo1uft. .!',:"",.1,~::; :;~,~ ":;'',':".: ,:: ~-m.; Allen R. Merrill up Win- VEAL CALVES _ Tops rl.· era thank "'I'SCIIII who helped I , YOUNGSTO'IVN, Ohio <UP!) ta17 lift· agenelel who" pr\lo r,::;' :::J.:' :,';, ::;::~:· .~: fteld 6:1~ p.m.; Scott Cbotin up Ill; Seconds 34.85; Medium 28 to make football biDI!uet Prid"SIIIPIISE.IImll... A( Eillflll Clllrtchlgno, It, lflllll !Ire IU[IIIOI'ted and • •Jlotor ....,Rol,hl "-1~ fteno ,..., _..,"""' •• Wmfleid 9 p., ; Baby Lear up to 28.85· Common and Heavt .. Monday nl""' a su--s The •r I' ·YollltllloWD, was killed . early Jy financed by the AltooY lar e.m.r "rm. w· fl ld 2 05 M ' &Jn ""- . ll"""' ! ooo MUI" IUBA&ii ._,..,.,. •....a..'l ......D ..... . . •trlv-.1r .... , ... __ L .., _....,.,.., .,... .,...., ""' "' m e : ~-m. ; oun)ain 24.541 to 33. Booaters especially thank Mr. a11 ootoy'• 1C MCir ANYHow' IIIDII "!'!" _~'!" .;.-t'!.C!' ""'"i1"'L •• 1 .,,..,.atlonll Developmenl. Ttlll C , ~~:."'O..J""'"~~ State up W'mlteld 2:10 a.m.: Tolal Sale $41,8'1U4; Total and Mrs. Frank w. Porter Jr., 1 . . _ . , 11.,,.,.. 10 .., eat while ._.... I IIIIWII!o'wn COJI!aet should be made Jll'il!' t" :;:- - - -- .,_ Fort Dearborn doWII Winfield Cooolgnon 151: Number buytrl lor their work and tbe d.oliclouJ ,...,. ltreel. Wlllleuet, locludl"' to. tn!Uallon o1 Ill¥ !!011"'1!• _ __ 6:541 a.m. 66. meal. oil dulJ poUceman, old the effort tn order to determ!De eu failed Ill 110)1. wbat ltema are d.oalrecl. ,. 1 ~ REDS vOW Repayment hBl d It . 00 Giant Pawer Unit Goes , mrs ° Into Operation for AEP s J u ets Ri ver News 1 Deadline for Airmail GiftS Js Dec. lOth 1 I ilf!JJMmllJE . Market Report THE DAILY SENTINR I I () I ) I I I r I Robinson's Cleaners Games Union 1Ky_) at Xavier Kent State at Duquesne Deni~n at Pomeroy Second St. By United Pres~ International Dayton at Miami ELECTRIC DISHWASHER Mu~tkingum. Heidelberg at Wooster Fisk at Cdarville Maione at Ashlanrl Kentucky State at Wiiberlorce Pikesville at Rio Grande itwashes · it rinses it dries / Fight Results By United Prtss lnternalional PARIS (UP)) -Voland Leveque, 1 59~. "ranee, outpointed Jacques Marty, 164'/•, France (10); Jo Gonzales, 159, France,, stopped Werner Mundt, m. Germany (3) , IT'S MOORE'S FOR t- • Bookmobile'S Report Made For November 1 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 1 UPJ BrJe{S u; Tonight's ll'~and:~ ~~hiclel ~ :Y Noti'ces FINISHING I I0 .• I l II I I U - I .w.-oi:ia:/ii '\ I j an • HUFFY~ SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Nate ColiinB, 162, San Fr~mci,,_l co, stopped Joey Giardello, Cherry Hills, N.J, (8); Benitez, 126, San Jose, ~,;alii!., outpointed Danny Valdez, Mexico City (10 ). BIKES 22.95 16" to 26" Si1es WALPOLE, Mass. Miguel Barretto, 141, Rico, outpointed Jimmy nez, 142, New York (8) , Our Larged Sl'OCKTON, Calif. (UP)) Rollie Penaroya, 119, stopped Syke Sanchez, ll6, Los Angeles (5). Models .. _. .... . . ... .. Including Dragster --- Scores By unued Press IaternaUonal E•st Different,' this Time . k TT PI S d Rue eye ·. ay atur ay ~:y&B~~~: :.~:;~u~~ Columbia 65 Lehigh 54) Soutb Tennis Tournament men's sin- the span of those two 69.95 JUST ARRIVED! College Bllskolball Result• West Calif Ill Oklahoma 81 San Jose St 66 Arizona St 62 Col of Idaho 75 U of Nevada Australia 69 British Col. 58 Wash St. 115 Montana State Deia. Val. 98 Dickinson 79 Two years ago , John . Taunc- seeded No. 2 in lhe same tourBridgeport 109 Coast Guard of Middleport, the~ - 12, .en-: namen t. behind State Champion St Bona 77 Villa Madonna ""lt-ered the Buckeye Open Table Don Lyons, 2"t, of Dayton. In Jaskvnle 70 Wilmington 65 Mississippi 82 Texas 80 SE Louisiana 92 S. Miss- 87 Tenn Tech 18 Arkansas St. To Christmas Selection New Selection SLEDS All Sizes In Stock Our Weekly VINYL CHRISTMAS TREES gles in Columbus and was bell- have come seven national and ed uut the first round by a no- ~ internalionai trophies and an ' . assortment of state and region- ' Saturday he wlll be : al titles. 6 loot 4·" 9foot 9•99 56 \f'f~~~~~~~=::::~==~~~l\ ·;·1 Memphis rtorida st St 1s 66 ruceTexas 12 A&M Hiwassee 60 Malllin Col 48 West Va. St 117 Blfild St 78 Dllnois Ill Kentucky 97 Murray- J9 Southw (Memphis) SPECIALI 65.;.0LDS 60 Vandrblt 101 SW Louisiana 66 Tenn A&! 64 Ten (Martin Br! 51 Albama 84 Louis. Tech 73 Midwest Indiana 77 Missouri 6> Michigan St 81 S. Dakota 54 Michigan 86 Houston 75 Illinois 911 Kentucky !17 Northwtrn 120 Bail St 83 -Loyola (Jill 103 N. Dakota St Creighton 69 Iowa 88 Kansas 1M Ohio Sl 70 Washbrn 19 SW Mo. SL 77 St. Bnedct 101 William Jewell 8tl AuKUstana Col 65 AuKUSburg 51 Nrthn Sl 7t NorthWII'li (Iowa) 57 'Yankton Col 66 Hastings Col Purdue 74 Olllo U 71 teWis 86 Concotdia (DIJ 18 Monmouth 78 FrankUn '65 s. Imnol• 9S St COil (Iowa) l~a .-r Mlniii!S!Jl* 8t,1 . · E. Ill. tl CI~eia111l",!Ohlol St 83 Soli~ . Okl8homa St 71 S Dakota St (19 ~IDI~ ~ech .~ !:orpus ChriJII ll.J(ew f4ez,W.Z N Me& Ht&b '17 Paint-ByNumber Sets Craft Mllstar ' Open Friday and Saturday NitiJhtt l 98 4 :Door Sedan Power equipment, radio, white sidewall tires, tint· ed glass, anti-spin differential, only 19,000 miles. 1695 5 ·- " Want the • .~st . Car anctHome lns!,lrance GMAC Financing Available . SEE;'IJLj CfiiLO$- ' -· . . ' . ' ., . '.l''~rtj I._..... ~.,·-· '. .;· :lffi.\'(~1~~·. t!p~NCi,. AGENC~, ·IN(. "You'll ute Our QUallty Way e( Doblg hr'n WY . 2-5342 lfld Lergest -· ' ,, r POflllli'OY, .ohiO . Cadillac - OldimOblli OHIO L.....;...,-.:.-...:...~,....;......--.:.-......;-.,.Jl;...-...., -~-....,;.--~~----,...~ ' . ,, ' SPRINT by MAnEL, hot new drag race game - - - - - 6.88 SWITCH -'N GO by MIHel, military t1nk set 7.88 GT CAR m by MAnEL 7.88 7.81 . HOOPLA, by IDEAL, merry-gCHOund game - - - - BOOIY·TIAP GAME by PARKER BROS. 3.33 KARR &VAN ZANDT Fofthfi.P.'t•mlu"'s'Vo.,.. Pay? Largest Selection As Seen On TV ,M OO,RE'S �Paramedics P,ull Off Daring Pilot Rescue / / Communist MIGs while atrlk· - fourth strai1ht day. Althoulh two American planes were report. ed lo~t In the acUon, neither_ loss was said to be the result of SAIGON (UP!) - -An Air Force paramedic team ; dogfights with the Russian • flew deep Into North Viet Nam by helicopter today and 1 built jets. dropped to the ground to stage a' daring rescue of two U.S. spokesmen said the air U.S. airmen whose jet was downed by Communist gun- raids Monday caused "heavy fire. damage" to misalle launching U.S. mllltary spokesmen said two paramediCll spent sites and raJ! yards in North two hours alongside the crewmen of an Air Force RF4C Viet Nam's Industrial heart Phantom reconnaissance jet which was shot down today some 70 to 90 miles northwest near Olen Bien Phu, deep in northwestern North Viet of Hanoi. '111e heaVily fortified Nam and only _70 miles south of Red China. area Includes key transportation Three helicopters in all were sent on the bold rescue routes between the North mission, officials said. But two were forced to leave the Vietnamese capital and 'Commuscene because of mechanical problems. The paramedics nlst China. stood by their downed comrades until a thlrd chopper An Air Force RFIOI Voodoo arrived two hours later. I ., reconnaissance plane was shot During the long wal~ spokes- •North in two days, spokesmen down by ground fire in the men said, U.S. Skyratder jets !said. There was no Immediate aeUon. spokesmen said. '111e Dew cover overhead 1o protect , word on the condition of the other lo,., an Alr Force FI05 the four Americans on Commu- Iairmen who were rescued; Thundrchief, was attributed 1o nisi soil. '111e RF4C was the , In air ralds over the North unknown eausea. Both pilots third U.S. plane downed In the Monday, U.S. jell battled were listed as mlllsing. . Helicopter Team Completes Mission Close to China 1 - IDg tars~ for the I I Soviets Poised for Easy Diplomatic Coup Over United States with Wheat for India CHRisTMAS ARRANGEMENTS - Mrs. Carl HOI' ky, vice president of the Middleport Garden Club, displays one of many Christmas arrangements made by members of the club during the regular meeting at her home Monday evening. The arrangement ts a topiary tree. Other Christmas arrangements we~e at a swag arrangement made by Mrs. John Kincaid and a rose cresent made by Mrs. Arthur Sklnner.Sentlnel Photo. Uniform Safety Code Given Represent at'IVes 0f Stales WASIDNGTON (UP)) -Ru,_ sla is in line to score an easy propaganda victory, if, as expected, she responds to hungry India's urgent plea for wheat, diplomatic sources aald today. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's naUons such as Russia, Canada, government is facing a general Australia and France to shoulelection. der some of the burden of feedlnl India . WASHINGTON (UPI) - The federal government ~.}ast U. ~ - wheat slrlp Is But what· surpr~ most gave nine proposals for a uniform, nationwide hlghw'y ~ ed to eave for India observenl 1$ tbt llmlnt of the safety code by the end of 1968, with a slight hint of "br baturday. Her cargo would President's - lack of I action else," to represent~tives of the 50 state govemon Monring the American total to - day through Dr. W1lham Haddon Jr., bead of the newly The wheat II needed to fill a about 8.1 million tons for 11166. Re~ Nfro~ :ponsible per- formed National Highway Safety Agency. food gap that Indian officllls But offiCials say 11 will tak :'de ~v~~bl: to u!r;sun::l~ They ranged from mandatory helmets for motorcy· blame on the United States. abou • rea n cllsts and their passcn~ers Their request for 2 million tons ne 1 60 days from the time a -say that dwindling food stocks to periodic eye examma· beea aalllorlzed lor lilt 118101 of u. s. wheat - submitted last w authomatlon Is made unW 1represent a m&Jor law and lions for all drivers. for hipway aafely pnpama August - went unanswered until another ship can reach an order probl~ which could . ill llle rarrent fiscal year eaoJ. Indian port, thus there will be a reach unmanageable propor- Transportation Secretary Alan early November and then they break In tile whe 1 ., 'pelln , U S. Boyd told the state officials In< next Juae 30, and flU were told only that there would a Jll e. ons. , , ' mllli<la for Ill• lollowiag U be a delay. Although both the Stste U.S. policy in the past has We don t want, any more than moulbo, with the eallll to be cult De and alwayo been to help India over you, to require everyone to do ted lcbla llull 1 CARDI NAL PLANT -. Ohio Power Co.'s Unit 1 at Cardinal Plant, Brilliant, . Diplomats In Washington pre- :!:wn havepartments are aucb rDUKh spois, which could everything the same way. We now ts m commemal operatiOn. The 615,000-ktlowatt unit is the largest In Ohio dieted that the Russians, appro al 1 th 1n':mmanded have a grave effect on Asia's want to -lea~e ample latitude tillll prngra:S 0 and the largest on the American Electric Power System, of which Ohio Power Is enjoying an unusual bumper for ~ ~ I, a~ ~st largest demqcracy. lor local Initiative and adapts· a part The plant's second unit of the same size will go into service in mid-1967. The crop this year, would come Johnso o~e w ea re ant ' bility." -Periodic vision enmlnasmaller_ plant, adjacent to the Cardinal site, is Ohio Power's 220,000-kilowatt Tidd through with an emergency matte n ~ th~~al In : But Haddon noted the High· tlon of ~~ driven. generatmg station. ';;;Pf~~a~~ wheat for a neat ann~ that a decis:s'wlxdd way Safety Act "pr'ovides that -Dental of drlvlnl lli;enses P Pollll..~m lcalloDI 1M- forthoomlng on the basts of 1 ststes could lose their ell&lbillty to applicants for aid to Th u del ~ ndln newly completed llll'Vey of for federal aid safety_ funds blind a~early bllrnj.. . 8 e Indl. · ay }espo 1 Indian needs. . and 10 per cent of their federal -Separate categ<irlei -ol~lliivto the BD reque,. comet a1 . · the wotst lble time accordQoollloa Jolllllo Ia ald hl•h ,. way COliS ir uell1111 fund s er ,1 hcenses lor motorcy~l '" .._la, to fflcl ts' F ed ••• De y W/' If they are not Implementing an school bus operators and others. ingth two an adro_ h~c There has been 1 sood deal o1 1f approved program by the end -Mandatory checking of driv· WI years o1 ug ... a ui ~~ of 1968 " , t ......... bel break In food shipments In apec auon as to the reasons lor · ers pas re..,.., ore new January probably will cause the delay. One theory advanced TOKYO (UPI)-Red China A total tl $f7.7 mtllloa baa licenses are Issued. shorts es In Febru when Is that the U.S. wheat stocks today charged that U.S. planes - · _ -Driver training programs. J The largest_ single _ electric ! Second, the stacks for Units I Third, within Unit l's turbine g ary are the lowest in yeara, making bombed and sank SIX Chinese -Helmets for motorcyclis(4 generatmg umt rn Oh10 _ has I and 2 are - at 826 feet - .room lies the largest, single • It necessary lor selecUve fishing boats In the Gulf of ond their passen1era. 1 been pl aced ~~ commem al op--the tallest such structures in shaft turbine generator machallotments. Tonkin In two separate attacks • • -Examination of fatally lnerat<On by OhiO Power Co. j the world. Tbe stacks punctuate me yet made by man. In this last week. killing 17 crewmen CONTINUED from -Pale I jured drivers and pedestrians Umt I of Cardmai Plant, lo- !he enormity of the plant as pioneering design, all sections CONTINUED from Page 1 S~ther is that the United a"'! woundmg 29 others. , Mekonl Delta and reported the for alcohol In their blood. oated etght rnlles south of Steu- they jut skyward over the re- of tile turbine and tile generator not identified the indiViduals rt · tes hopes to force other ' We will withou!, fail krepay Viet Cong bad blamed them for -Participation of ltale health 1are coupled 1n a tandem in 'benvilie al Brilliant, is a gion's tail hilis. "ble this blood debt, P e In 8 the attacks. agencies in highway safelJ pro. 615,000-kiiowatt power - produc- l _-·--· -__ ' line arrangement on a sh~lt 100 sponSl · wamed. grams. tng gumt. It boosts the iota! , , feet long. This arranifment Is The official New China News U.S. officials said the lllght of Haddon said there would be generating capability of the i expected 10 yield new highs in iNoPlan .. • Yet A.Kency <NCN~) described lite the relulf"• from South Viet subsequent proposals deaUna Amertcan Electrtc Power Sygenerating efficiency and new I PIDLADELPIIIA SEN. alleged attacks as "another Nam's most populous areas was with vehicle registration ac6 ;stem, of which Ohio Power is a lows in generating cost Robert F. Kennedy, D • N. Y., serious step In the frantic w_ar a stuMing 1ign of Vl~t Coni dent Investigation, dsta ' sy• part, to an all-time high of . . · said with a lrin Monday he has provocations by u_s. Imperia· failure to keep a grip on the terns einergency services hlgb9,203,000 ktlowatls. I Ga<>;~e readings: Galhpohs I 'l1le $125,000,000-plant also no present plans to fun for iism against China.• population it bas dominated for wa 'deal and maln~ance Meanwhlle, work is nearing Dam 12,0, 14.6, running 10 feet lcontams the system's firat president. "Such gan1ster attacks must years. They said many of the sal. trafrc ctDtrol and velllcJi the final stages on Cardinal on rollers, Pomeroy · Mason lrammg _sunuiator, a $950,000 • Kennedy; 'ou a visit to the Op• slop at once," a stslement by refugees had been In 1 VIet codes and laws J'iant's second unit, a twin to 121 05, Pt Pleasant 24.19, Hinton I<!ectromc counterpart of Unit portuniUes Industrlolization Cen- dun,. November, tile Meigs the Chinese delenoe ministry Con1 base camp, held there In ' 1he f<r!l, which is scheduled to 11 18 statiOnary, Kanawha Falls I • control room. '11lo118ands ol ter (CJC), an organization found- County Bookmobile circulated said. "Debts In blood must be reprisal lor the raids. 18-911 ,electronic. devices bebind the ed to teach modern skills to the 1708 adult and 51113 juv~nlle repaid In blood-'' more more more _make its debut in mtd-1967 _13 97 falhng, Charleston While Umt 1 Is owned by Ohio faH mg. London, Marmet and 'lmulator s walls react realisU- unemployed, made the remark booka, announced Velma Pikko- It was one of the strongest Po,.er, Unit 2 will be owned by ' Wmf,.ld dams were on the caiiy, just as would Unit I, lo to a group of trainees. Kerme- ja, head librarian today. warnings against alleged U.S, U.S. Ambassador Henry Caoo~ _Buckeye Power, Inc,, an asso- 1Sills. every deciSion and adjustment dy was answering questions In eight dsys, 30 community "war provocation" tho Commu· ~e said meanwhile a negou 'tiaUon of Ohio's rural electric ~ Boat Movements: . . . :made by an operator. Compu. from the trainees when on a and 15 school stops were made, nist nation has made In recent ted setuement of the war In =tooperatives, if and when nee-' Ohio River - Prmctplo down tertud systems reflect pro!). said "uk him If be's going The dally average of 921 books yeara. VIet Na"!, ts unlikely and 11 1 8 =• ssary regul atory approv als !' 14 _ :115 P- ~- : Charles K_ up 15, !lems which could affect the op- to run for president." Kennedy ~as Issued to 10,744 registered (In Washington Defense :~!cted juot might lade :.ere obtained and financing by 12.35 p_m., Orco down 16, 4:30 :erahon of the generating unit, overheard the remark and told hbrary patrons, out of a popu. Department spokesman said: . . '1la~eye is arranged. ' a_m_: Peggy Downey down 17, i thus giving operators invalua· the laUKhlng traineea "I have latlon of 22,159_The bookmobile "We have no comment on this He made the stattment in an Cardinal 1 marks a number 4" a,m, Andrew Calhoun down ble expenence, n plans for that." staff has set the goal to make Chinese propaganda.") llltervlew with the Mutual '111e Department ol Defellll ;of historic "firsts" for 1 he ,'' · nll a.~, ; Waiter Beckjord VIrtually aU of the coal for 0 It half by next month, said Mrs. · Claim Two Bemblnp Broadcasting Company. reminds all perso111 who pip AEP System, which provides down 17, us a,m,; R. H. Bos· the_huge mstallaPon oo the PtkkoJa. A Pektnc radio broadcast to send Christmas IIIIa Ill Rrv• ,electric service for 1,51B,ooo lworth II down 18, 6:40 a.m.; Ohio River at Brilliant will Delay Estended The Meigs bookmobile. doesn't monitored here said the alleged Predlctl Red L<lu Icemen In VIetnam that lbt ceustomers in parts of seven Steel Expre~s down 211, 1 a.m.; eome from mines In eastern . DETROIT - WINTER C[,()S. have a name ye~ admitted Mrs. u.s. attacks took place during Loctee said he thought the malting deadline for fou1111<clau :~at~. 1Ta~my White down 2U, 2:15 a. Ohio and Ule Wheeling panbar> mg ol the St. Lawrence Seaway Plkkoja, and until It does, It daylight holll'l Nov. 30 and Dec. Communists could not win in man ba1 posed and the delltiF!l'st, when tile plant goes m, Onward down 20, 2:45a.m.; dl~ of West Virginia. '111e plant was postponed throe mon will have to go by the name 1 In lnlematlonal waters In the Viet Nom, that the purely Hne for alr-malleclllfta le realib ,Into full service. it will be the Edeana Bosworth down 23, Will require some 3,1100,000 tons days Monday, pushing It back given It by some youngsters, western section ol the Gull ol military war is going well and VIetnam before Chrlstmu II largest power plant on t h , 8 55 p_m _; Susan Lane up 23,1of coal a year. Generation from to Dec. 9. "The Batmoblle," the Ubrari- Tonkin off Commonlst North will make very spectacular December 10. AEP System and the largest in U5 a_m.; Phlhp Sporn up 23, j the plant Is expected lo total an said. VIet Nam. PrDIP'~'" in 1867, that the Military poslal authorllltl Oh1o a; well. But it will iooo 2A5 .m., Lady Mtgnon up 23, approximately 9-billion kilowattgovernment is much stabler and have Indicated that mall tanbot!J firs! . place ranklnls in 5:45 a,m.; Ravenewood down hours of eleciriclty annually - • to moving toward a eonatltution- nago II runni11J approxlmatlly 1968 when Unit 5 at Ohio Pow- Greenup 7:20 p,m.; Boc-K up or about enough to supply the ' ~ : -IJ.J ,.,,.,fri...J al dernoc!l'icy and that Red 2\i limes 11101'8 this year IbiD ar's Muskingum River Plant ·Greenup 11:%0 p.m,; Pamela D. average needs of Ill-million The annual Chrlstmu dhmer 4D China hal shown no stgn of la1t year; however, all Chrlft. near Beverly, goes into opera: down Greenup 12:10 a.m.; Lucy homes. · and 64th anniversary party ol UoocrambletheoefwrJumbles, wanting to enter the war maa parcels destined for Vle&o tion. That unit, like L'Ie Cardi- Jane Lucas up Greenup 3:25 • Guiding Star Council 121, ~=:~•}1" to0 :tfh 14Utft,r · nam are elpeeted 111 be dell,. nal twins, will be a 615.1100·kw a.m.; Mark Easton up GreenDaughter• of America of Syrl· our nary wor 1' ered on time. Because o1 tht Ql.Bchine. It will boost Muskin. 1rUP 4:10 a,m. ; Mama Lear down ruse, will be held Thundlll', NAMES OMiftED volume, persons who plan II :iJlm's capability to 141li 1100 kw !Meldahl 12:25 a.m.; Duncan December 8. Potluck dhmer Ruby Niclnsky and Patty send Kilts are encouraged not - ' ' . _: Bruce up Meldahi 1:<5 p,m,; PT. PLEASANT will be served at U,l p.m. with Harris, Middleport Junior to walt unlit the deadline. Flag Ship up Meidalll 1:25 a. LIVESTOCK SALES co. the lodge meeting at 7:30. There lli&h School otudents, were UD· In view of the lncreaaeci lOCI• m_; Walter Williamson up MelSaturday, Dec. 3, !til will also be a 50 cenl8ift ez. intentionally omlUed from the Ilea.! rtqUirement In Vietnam In DEVOTED ro IN'l'ERESt OF dahl 3:25 a.m. ; H. E. Bowles HOGS - 175 to ~00 20 to 22; chan1. UBOR llll ol . .te on lhe llanor mmparlson with last year • !WEIGS . MASON AREA down Meldahi 4:25 a,m. Heavies 19 to 21.75· Lights 18 V""J roll lor the pullil wtUI. the ezoellent service lJelill Gallipoll• Dam - Steel Ran-Ito 2L50; Fat Sows 't& to 18.10,- A Christmas dinner and pa''" U . provided by tile U. S., Poalal llclttra 1. ow.n. PVDIItiiH ••t c""''"' T•"""'"-""" ger down 8:30 P-m.; Jennifer 1Boars 12 to 15: Pigs 7 to 12. of tho Ladies AUIIl!ary of the ... CINCJNNAftAN l)IES Service, no 1pedal a_trU!t. ·fllr ,.:::.s,IM!~~:v~~nrt~r;·r;~n."~~ Jean up 11 :50 p.m.; Pnlly R. I CAtTLE- Steers lB to 22; Syracuse Volunteer Fire De- THIECC ~ 'T CINCINN'TI (UP E .. anonymoua lfrtl wlU be • v.u., .......... Comp• " - '" ... up i:fiO a.m.; J_ s_ Lewis I Heifers 15,15 to 21.10; Fat Cows partment will be hllld Friday, l<i& ~-~IQUOif. " I) rvln docted this year u was ...... =:icJ~~er~~:::·\v~n~~:n~~~m~~: down 4:50a.m.; Solvay up 8:1S d 5 to 18.50; Canners 11 to 15; DeCfmber 9, at 6:~0 p.m. at j W!\..1. IUT H.l.lo·A~TH!St. Black, 61, Cincinnati, wu kill· ducted last year. 11 ~t':r:: ~.v ~!~!~d c~a.. matuna a.m. l Bulls 16.35 to 22.35: Stock Steers Bat1ey'1 restaurant In PoJne.. · · - · · e~l!C' 1..001(. ed Monday nf&ht wben. hll car Prospective donon of. mat. ::~· •' '"' ..,. "'""" ·~-• Kanawba River - Helen z_18 to 22,541; Stock Helfel'!l 11 to roy. Secret Pals will be re. ~dded on 1 city atreel and lallnt.ended for the Soutjl' Vlelo ""'""" "~'"""' ~'""'""""' down Marmet 5:tli a.m.; Semel 2L85; Stock Steer Calves 23.75 vealed with n &1111. FL.4TEY puneed ~-- an embankment. II8IMH sbould be adviled 14 :.·"~~- ~:~.!::; cu~Los~:~ ]down Marmet 6 a.m.; w. H. .to 28; Stock Heifer Calves 18 ~ :·;;.::.::~~~~.~=D"'" BV ...... contact the dlarlty of .• lbetr YoTL Shaver, Jr. up Winfield t:M 1to 2S.54l. The Pomeroy Athtetie Boo!!~ .<:! _ . •-llodbylbeaboYecartoon, ""' ,, , ,.-.,,v , - choice or one of the 2i vo1uft. .!',:"",.1,~::; :;~,~ ":;'',':".: ,:: ~-m.; Allen R. Merrill up Win- VEAL CALVES _ Tops rl.· era thank "'I'SCIIII who helped I , YOUNGSTO'IVN, Ohio <UP!) ta17 lift· agenelel who" pr\lo r,::;' :::J.:' :,';, ::;::~:· .~: fteld 6:1~ p.m.; Scott Cbotin up Ill; Seconds 34.85; Medium 28 to make football biDI!uet Prid"SIIIPIISE.IImll... A( Eillflll Clllrtchlgno, It, lflllll !Ire IU[IIIOI'ted and • •Jlotor ....,Rol,hl "-1~ fteno ,..., _..,"""' •• Wmfleid 9 p., ; Baby Lear up to 28.85· Common and Heavt .. Monday nl""' a su--s The •r I' ·YollltllloWD, was killed . early Jy financed by the AltooY lar e.m.r "rm. w· fl ld 2 05 M ' &Jn ""- . ll"""' ! ooo MUI" IUBA&ii ._,..,.,. •....a..'l ......D ..... . . •trlv-.1r .... , ... __ L .., _....,.,.., .,... .,...., ""' "' m e : ~-m. ; oun)ain 24.541 to 33. Booaters especially thank Mr. a11 ootoy'• 1C MCir ANYHow' IIIDII "!'!" _~'!" .;.-t'!.C!' ""'"i1"'L •• 1 .,,..,.atlonll Developmenl. Ttlll C , ~~:."'O..J""'"~~ State up W'mlteld 2:10 a.m.: Tolal Sale $41,8'1U4; Total and Mrs. Frank w. Porter Jr., 1 . . _ . , 11.,,.,.. 10 .., eat while ._.... I IIIIWII!o'wn COJI!aet should be made Jll'il!' t" :;:- - - -- .,_ Fort Dearborn doWII Winfield Cooolgnon 151: Number buytrl lor their work and tbe d.oliclouJ ,...,. ltreel. Wlllleuet, locludl"' to. tn!Uallon o1 Ill¥ !!011"'1!• _ __ 6:541 a.m. 66. meal. oil dulJ poUceman, old the effort tn order to determ!De eu failed Ill 110)1. wbat ltema are d.oalrecl. ,. 1 ~ REDS vOW Repayment hBl d It . 00 Giant Pawer Unit Goes , mrs ° Into Operation for AEP s J u ets Ri ver News 1 Deadline for Airmail GiftS Js Dec. lOth 1 I ilf!JJMmllJE . Market Report THE DAILY SENTINR I I () I ) I I I r I Robinson's Cleaners Games Union 1Ky_) at Xavier Kent State at Duquesne Deni~n at Pomeroy Second St. By United Pres~ International Dayton at Miami ELECTRIC DISHWASHER Mu~tkingum. Heidelberg at Wooster Fisk at Cdarville Maione at Ashlanrl Kentucky State at Wiiberlorce Pikesville at Rio Grande itwashes · it rinses it dries / Fight Results By United Prtss lnternalional PARIS (UP)) -Voland Leveque, 1 59~. "ranee, outpointed Jacques Marty, 164'/•, France (10); Jo Gonzales, 159, France,, stopped Werner Mundt, m. Germany (3) , IT'S MOORE'S FOR t- • Bookmobile'S Report Made For November 1 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 1 UPJ BrJe{S u; Tonight's ll'~and:~ ~~hiclel ~ :Y Noti'ces FINISHING I I0 .• I l II I I U - I .w.-oi:ia:/ii '\ I j an • HUFFY~ SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Nate ColiinB, 162, San Fr~mci,,_l co, stopped Joey Giardello, Cherry Hills, N.J, (8); Benitez, 126, San Jose, ~,;alii!., outpointed Danny Valdez, Mexico City (10 ). BIKES 22.95 16" to 26" Si1es WALPOLE, Mass. Miguel Barretto, 141, Rico, outpointed Jimmy nez, 142, New York (8) , Our Larged Sl'OCKTON, Calif. (UP)) Rollie Penaroya, 119, stopped Syke Sanchez, ll6, Los Angeles (5). Models .. _. .... . . ... .. Including Dragster --- Scores By unued Press IaternaUonal E•st Different,' this Time . k TT PI S d Rue eye ·. ay atur ay ~:y&B~~~: :.~:;~u~~ Columbia 65 Lehigh 54) Soutb Tennis Tournament men's sin- the span of those two 69.95 JUST ARRIVED! College Bllskolball Result• West Calif Ill Oklahoma 81 San Jose St 66 Arizona St 62 Col of Idaho 75 U of Nevada Australia 69 British Col. 58 Wash St. 115 Montana State Deia. Val. 98 Dickinson 79 Two years ago , John . Taunc- seeded No. 2 in lhe same tourBridgeport 109 Coast Guard of Middleport, the~ - 12, .en-: namen t. behind State Champion St Bona 77 Villa Madonna ""lt-ered the Buckeye Open Table Don Lyons, 2"t, of Dayton. In Jaskvnle 70 Wilmington 65 Mississippi 82 Texas 80 SE Louisiana 92 S. Miss- 87 Tenn Tech 18 Arkansas St. To Christmas Selection New Selection SLEDS All Sizes In Stock Our Weekly VINYL CHRISTMAS TREES gles in Columbus and was bell- have come seven national and ed uut the first round by a no- ~ internalionai trophies and an ' . assortment of state and region- ' Saturday he wlll be : al titles. 6 loot 4·" 9foot 9•99 56 \f'f~~~~~~~=::::~==~~~l\ ·;·1 Memphis rtorida st St 1s 66 ruceTexas 12 A&M Hiwassee 60 Malllin Col 48 West Va. St 117 Blfild St 78 Dllnois Ill Kentucky 97 Murray- J9 Southw (Memphis) SPECIALI 65.;.0LDS 60 Vandrblt 101 SW Louisiana 66 Tenn A&! 64 Ten (Martin Br! 51 Albama 84 Louis. Tech 73 Midwest Indiana 77 Missouri 6> Michigan St 81 S. Dakota 54 Michigan 86 Houston 75 Illinois 911 Kentucky !17 Northwtrn 120 Bail St 83 -Loyola (Jill 103 N. Dakota St Creighton 69 Iowa 88 Kansas 1M Ohio Sl 70 Washbrn 19 SW Mo. SL 77 St. Bnedct 101 William Jewell 8tl AuKUstana Col 65 AuKUSburg 51 Nrthn Sl 7t NorthWII'li (Iowa) 57 'Yankton Col 66 Hastings Col Purdue 74 Olllo U 71 teWis 86 Concotdia (DIJ 18 Monmouth 78 FrankUn '65 s. Imnol• 9S St COil (Iowa) l~a .-r Mlniii!S!Jl* 8t,1 . · E. Ill. tl CI~eia111l",!Ohlol St 83 Soli~ . Okl8homa St 71 S Dakota St (19 ~IDI~ ~ech .~ !:orpus ChriJII ll.J(ew f4ez,W.Z N Me& Ht&b '17 Paint-ByNumber Sets Craft Mllstar ' Open Friday and Saturday NitiJhtt l 98 4 :Door Sedan Power equipment, radio, white sidewall tires, tint· ed glass, anti-spin differential, only 19,000 miles. 1695 5 ·- " Want the • .~st . Car anctHome lns!,lrance GMAC Financing Available . SEE;'IJLj CfiiLO$- ' -· . . ' . ' ., . '.l''~rtj I._..... ~.,·-· '. .;· :lffi.\'(~1~~·. t!p~NCi,. AGENC~, ·IN(. "You'll ute Our QUallty Way e( Doblg hr'n WY . 2-5342 lfld Lergest -· ' ,, r POflllli'OY, .ohiO . Cadillac - OldimOblli OHIO L.....;...,-.:.-...:...~,....;......--.:.-......;-.,.Jl;...-...., -~-....,;.--~~----,...~ ' . ,, ' SPRINT by MAnEL, hot new drag race game - - - - - 6.88 SWITCH -'N GO by MIHel, military t1nk set 7.88 GT CAR m by MAnEL 7.88 7.81 . HOOPLA, by IDEAL, merry-gCHOund game - - - - BOOIY·TIAP GAME by PARKER BROS. 3.33 KARR &VAN ZANDT Fofthfi.P.'t•mlu"'s'Vo.,.. Pay? Largest Selection As Seen On TV ,M OO,RE'S �.. " -TIFFIN I ·, ' \ I l Illinois· Stuns \ Kentuc~r, 98- CREDIT their llrtt two gam· · · •rnedl Wildcats, b~wtver, made a win. CreiahWa. U, home to •mbush .ed valient comeback behind the I turiOOI Iqwa rally, 'triiJrertlifbil Kentucky cried raul today ~ Houston 86-75. brilliant ahootina 9f All-Am,Jica ISam WWlarnl wbo not •• loud as the referees did MJchi&an State •nd ""' IUW. .t· Lou Dafupler and center Tbad soorera with 28, ond Monday night in Lexington. ern, won 11 they pie.ued. The Jaracz · ind tied tbt tame tour Icenter Don_ Sntith scoftd ttew.TtiHold No fewer than three Kentucky fourth-ranked Spart1111 whipped times iD the second half, the career hl&h 36 points 011 starters concluding All-America South Dakota 11·54 and North- last at 85-15. accuracy and ll'abbed · thl)aa ·becomes tile third Pat Riley were whistled off tile western, Kentucky's next op- Dampier, carryjng tbe scoring . rebounds to pace Iowa State. performer tbia 101011 to Mpn court as the Wildcats, defending ponent, polished off BaJI State load in the absence 01 RUey, ' win the -weekly award lor the national champions and current. 12043 to set two school scoring tossed in 10 point!. Dton In other jjarnes, Jim longest Individual scoring effort ly the third-ranked team in the records. Flessner and cuard Jim Daw- IWO free throws in tile last six in the National Foottilll Leaaue. nation, bowed 91-97 in overtime Kentucky, which hadn't lost a son, both seniors, contributed seconda cave Mississippi an I we'll do our ----~-----~~~!!! to unherai<Jed Illinois... home game since Jan. 5, 111115, 23 and 18 paints to the Dllnl 8lJ trtumpb over Texaa, Mem. mile like backw~~rds today, the •lght entrants in the !Slit The most stunning upset of ran into troubl~ right al the attack. .phis State bumped Tells A&M I doD!" edition of the mile and~~~~b~al~l~~~~~==~~~ the young college basketball outset when Riley picked up Kum WiDner !66-61 1 diana 0 erran M'.uo ·I 1 Uti ! LEVEQUE WINNER season was triggered by Rich four personal louis IIi the first Nationally ranked Kansas! ' n v Jones, a 6-foot-7 junior forward, ; six minutes of play. The clobbered Ohio State 94-70, 77-86, Purdue edged Ohio U. 14- PARIS tU!'I>-·M~~diE!wei.ght who tallied 32 points for the strapping 6-3 forward missed 31 Creighton nipped Iowa 69-18 and ·71, Florida State fiipped Rice Voland Leveque outpointed lllini, and the officials, who minutes or the game in all Iowa State surpri•ed Minnesota 78-72, Vanderbilt vanqulahed low frenchman Jacques spotted 30 Kentucky infractions. although he contributed 15 87-89. Southwest Louisl•na 101-88, in an action-packed ID-r-ounld l Illinois, however, had to share points. Guard Jo Jo White scored 23 Loyola (Ill.) trounced North slugfest at the Palais des Sports the spotlight with another 1 With Riley riding the bench, points lor Kansas and forward Dakote State 103-79. William & Monday night. I 1unranked Big Ten member, : Illinois raced to a 45·33 lead !Ron Fran• chipped in with lias Mary pounded Pittsburgh 72-88 In a sclleduled 10-round · Mlclllgan. The sophomore-do~- ! after 15 minutes and _held a 51- the defending .Big Eight cham-!'and Columbia erushed Lehllh ' eupportlng bou~ France'• Jo , mated Wotvermes, losers m '46 margm. at halflime. Tbe .p1on notched Jts thn'd straight 65-60. Gonzales scored a third round ! By JEWELERS JOE GERGEN UP! Sporta Writer 416 Moln St. Pt; Pletunt, W. Vo. e Open An Account FALSE · In 3 Minutes OHIO ACCOUNTS WELCOME LH Wllliomson ['jiliiiiiiiiii Bill Wollmon • DRUM I •' OUTFITS ONLY 'fl.· "• ' !: i i ----- - ---- -- -- ·- - - - ------·- The Hannan Trace Wildcats Devils tonight at Mercerville. North Gallia in a non • league Mercerville Friday night, loo'k- , SEEKS TITLE I will be the flrst Southern Val- Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats I contest. I ing for their first win arainst I WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI)Iey Athletic Conference team w1ll be out to better their 2-2 Coach Mike Morrison will the Dillon men. 1 Cardigan Bay, the 10-year-old I to see aetmn thJs week when reeord agamst Rutland~ wm- 1take hi.s North GalJia Pirates to New Zealand-bred trotter who ' they ta ke on the Rut land Red ners last Friday night over The Southwestern Highlanders Iseems 10 get better with age, ____ ---~-- .--. . of Coach Lloyd Moore Will be I shoots for his second st · ht 10 three outings. looking for their first win of . th -. N ra<g ~ ""'" I Guar d J o J o White pushed in the season Saturday night at 1111 e ..,0ni'000ht assay pace nexte m Monda 2.'1 points, most ol them in the Rutland The ID•hlanders have Ad. v· y ·ugal. b lOS I~ WI so e second halt, as the Jayhawks dropped the r~rste two games of romped over the Buckeyes who the season. had four sophomti'1'S In the Another Friday night contest starting live. . will find Coach Dan Wright's l"< The Buckeyes atayed close lor Eastern Eagles at K Yg e r By Uaited Pr"' loternalionat kingum and Denison . collide at the first 10 minutes but Kanm Creek. The Ell(les have Miami hosts Dayton lonight / New Concord. The Muskies are I began to move and led Sl).3! at two SVAC games but lost Sat•>r·ll in the big attraction on th• l 0-2 and the Bi~ Red i• 0- 1. halftime. The Jawhawks built day mght to Alexander. 1t · 11 · t b· k th·ll j . · The Eastern Eagles lead s a des co egJa e as e a 1~ other games, Xavier hosts he l:ad hto 30 pomts at one I SVAC var9Jty race with ca r . Umon of Kentucky. Duquesne t<me •n t e second hall. , . d F id Two r~tnfe rence games are on lake~ on Kent State at home , Jeff Mtller scored 2e polntslw.ms an no 1~sea. r ay •1 · 11 · th g· . · .. . · rught's clash between the Eas~ ap d'd' twe ~x; er ~:me~ , F1sk ''"'Is Cedamlle: Maione lor the Bucks. Captain Ron Se- lern reserves and the Kyger m a ' 1011 o ay on · ' ~ami buses to Ashland. Wilberforce pic was second with If tallies · ' conlesl h d . Creek reserves w1U decide a · . ~<Is Kentucky State. an R1o and Bruce Schnabel third with leader 1n the SVAC Reserv e . Claalllu, llbln1 lut Sollirc, 13 I t In the Oh•o Conference, Woos- Grande hosts Pikesville . be shoohng ·. for Purdue · Poper lteko 11 ChlldNn'o er "'' th a .11 · mar k hos1s H" ·• Dayton Will took a 35-32 lead by race. Both tea1111 have 2 • 0 lotko delberg lYlth '" D-1 record its third win without a defeat at !halftime and the Boilermakers records. h'<le t w<'nless clubs Mus• . . . ' , Other Saturday nilht battles w wo • Oxford The Rn-'•ms w1ll •o m- were ahead by e;•ht Niinf.s in . lOG CABIN r-· will lind Kycer Creek at Rato the game "'''" a 1-1 re<-ord. : the second hall before the Ohio cine and Union Furnace at BOOK STORE Th• Flyers have downed Bald- I University Bobcats got nllln&. North Gallla Oflll6slto HoiJOr HoJI>Itol win-Wallace and St. Louis while , The Bobcats' Gerald McKee _ _ .:......:...·_ _ _ __ Osu Be·aten from our wide vlriety of quolity musical in· strumonts. Tho finHI soltction in tho aroa. COMPLETE SELECTION OF . . 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In 1965, Ticonderoga, a 72-foot ketch. won the third edition or the biennial race by sallinr the 840 mile Caribbean course II record lime. Ondine, a 57-loot I yawl, was runner-up in 1963 and · '65 and third in 1961. lt __;;;;;;;;;i;;....._i:i...==-; MEN'S (25" ovtrAI dqiiMI, 295 sq. M. vieWiblllft4 DmJih Modva. SiJliDI ia MuWPieot rt of ..._. *Shopping. ·Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores /"--,;;;::::====::;:::=== r '!'be JDBSTBAND Model LK.81181-Wablut VeD! Ill IIi" Col02 'l'elnlsloll WY2.S560 I' up Adntlral. 59 N. 2nd Avo. f 1 l Dudley's Pomeroy Home &Auto Center Hospital News Miami has a win ever Villa was hlgh man with 23 points, Madonna and a loss to Michl· Including a bucket that rave Holzer Hospital: Visiting gan Stale under Taylor ITatesl OU 1 54-53 lead with 7:31 left. hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Locke, in his fi rst year with Herman Gilliam led the RoUer· · only on Pediatrics Ward . the Redskins. lllllkers ln puiHnc away with the Adml.,ious Monday, llig Ten's Ohio Stale ltosil with his 11 tallies. Mrs. Albert p Barker, 74 1•11 to Kansas of the Big Eight Garfield Ave.; Mtss Ethel 114-70 while Purdue squelched a Kuhn , 845 Second Ave.; Walter Ia~ Ohio University spurt to J. J aney, 919 Second Ave; Mrs. win 74-71. Carl W. Beaver, Eureka Star In other action, Fair111011t Rl. ; Mrs Eli C. Lambert, Ht. State, W. Va., easily rolled over 1 Thurman; Mrs. R. Eiben Hig. Central State 113-59, Eastern n. glnbotham, Grimms Landing; linois romped over Cleveland Mrs, Cltarles E. La Rue, Ma· State 97-113, and undefeated I son; The Rev. Charles T. Set- Youngstown led all the way to ' ' ters, Pt. Pleasant; Charles L. its Il l-51 win over Walsh. : Middleport Wardell, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Kansas won its third straight ! Robert L. Se.rles, Rutland ; wilh the victory over Ohio] Mo. .trtfMicWitport ' John G. Haskins, Rt. I Kitts 1 Stale, w.h,i":'ch~lo~st:_•'_"·ls'...."' fir~s'_ t ':ga~m'."e'."'!...~!!M!!t.,•.,·1,1.,11-0-"""R"'I"'Mo""""""~' i Hill; James M. Adams, Rt. 1 - -~' Beaver: Raymond W. Napper, Hamden ; Mrs. G. Marshall ' j Fowler. Rt. I Mt. Alto, W . Va.; ~rs . Helen M. Campbell, Rt. 2 Wheelersburg; William 0. Plummer, Jackson ; Mrs. Ole Eisnaugle, Jackson ; James E. Lackey, Jackson ; Miss Jacque- ' line J. Frankhouser, Wellston.j birtba 1 Mrs. Albert P. Barkor, 74 ' Garfi eld Ave, daughter, 12:25 a.m. Monday: Mrs. Harry E. Johnson, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, daugh· l ter. 6·116 a.m Monday : Mrs. Robert L. Searles, Rutland, : daughter 3:12 p.m. Monday. · Discharges F t d I tar Adwantage lor . . Mrs. James Barnelte, ll, -tligge&lad' fRif ....., BPF.. Clyde A. Gooper, Hiram F. Delaney, Mrs. Edith B. Morgan, Jlllld. ... I I m Mrs. Charles Munas, Ernest S. Nl _ _tar, nt?L Rai rden. Kim T. Saunders, Mr~. Charles E. Sayre, BurnF. Slo ut, Deidra Walton, Donald A. Carman , Jr., How. . . 4ti ..... Jill' 5 ... ard Nicholson, James W. Swart , u 11 plln• - .... Mrs. John M. Fuller, and infant daughter. r. Ornomonfl, Santos, Artlflclol Polnllltloo SPECIAL LONGER HOURS TILL XMAS 125 E. M•ln St. t. Beautiful Displays of CHIISTMAS MERCHANDISE! r .Day· ton At M.13IDI. In Top Ohio Colle~e Hoop Bout Chooso Chrisfmll gifts • ..' • ..' technical knockout over German , welterweight champion Werner Mundt. Rutland Invades Hannan Trace $179.95 ,_.. • I ' '' ., ~:! .' �.. " -TIFFIN I ·, ' \ I l Illinois· Stuns \ Kentuc~r, 98- CREDIT their llrtt two gam· · · •rnedl Wildcats, b~wtver, made a win. CreiahWa. U, home to •mbush .ed valient comeback behind the I turiOOI Iqwa rally, 'triiJrertlifbil Kentucky cried raul today ~ Houston 86-75. brilliant ahootina 9f All-Am,Jica ISam WWlarnl wbo not •• loud as the referees did MJchi&an State •nd ""' IUW. .t· Lou Dafupler and center Tbad soorera with 28, ond Monday night in Lexington. ern, won 11 they pie.ued. The Jaracz · ind tied tbt tame tour Icenter Don_ Sntith scoftd ttew.TtiHold No fewer than three Kentucky fourth-ranked Spart1111 whipped times iD the second half, the career hl&h 36 points 011 starters concluding All-America South Dakota 11·54 and North- last at 85-15. accuracy and ll'abbed · thl)aa ·becomes tile third Pat Riley were whistled off tile western, Kentucky's next op- Dampier, carryjng tbe scoring . rebounds to pace Iowa State. performer tbia 101011 to Mpn court as the Wildcats, defending ponent, polished off BaJI State load in the absence 01 RUey, ' win the -weekly award lor the national champions and current. 12043 to set two school scoring tossed in 10 point!. Dton In other jjarnes, Jim longest Individual scoring effort ly the third-ranked team in the records. Flessner and cuard Jim Daw- IWO free throws in tile last six in the National Foottilll Leaaue. nation, bowed 91-97 in overtime Kentucky, which hadn't lost a son, both seniors, contributed seconda cave Mississippi an I we'll do our ----~-----~~~!!! to unherai<Jed Illinois... home game since Jan. 5, 111115, 23 and 18 paints to the Dllnl 8lJ trtumpb over Texaa, Mem. mile like backw~~rds today, the •lght entrants in the !Slit The most stunning upset of ran into troubl~ right al the attack. .phis State bumped Tells A&M I doD!" edition of the mile and~~~~b~al~l~~~~~==~~~ the young college basketball outset when Riley picked up Kum WiDner !66-61 1 diana 0 erran M'.uo ·I 1 Uti ! LEVEQUE WINNER season was triggered by Rich four personal louis IIi the first Nationally ranked Kansas! ' n v Jones, a 6-foot-7 junior forward, ; six minutes of play. The clobbered Ohio State 94-70, 77-86, Purdue edged Ohio U. 14- PARIS tU!'I>-·M~~diE!wei.ght who tallied 32 points for the strapping 6-3 forward missed 31 Creighton nipped Iowa 69-18 and ·71, Florida State fiipped Rice Voland Leveque outpointed lllini, and the officials, who minutes or the game in all Iowa State surpri•ed Minnesota 78-72, Vanderbilt vanqulahed low frenchman Jacques spotted 30 Kentucky infractions. although he contributed 15 87-89. Southwest Louisl•na 101-88, in an action-packed ID-r-ounld l Illinois, however, had to share points. Guard Jo Jo White scored 23 Loyola (Ill.) trounced North slugfest at the Palais des Sports the spotlight with another 1 With Riley riding the bench, points lor Kansas and forward Dakote State 103-79. William & Monday night. I 1unranked Big Ten member, : Illinois raced to a 45·33 lead !Ron Fran• chipped in with lias Mary pounded Pittsburgh 72-88 In a sclleduled 10-round · Mlclllgan. The sophomore-do~- ! after 15 minutes and _held a 51- the defending .Big Eight cham-!'and Columbia erushed Lehllh ' eupportlng bou~ France'• Jo , mated Wotvermes, losers m '46 margm. at halflime. Tbe .p1on notched Jts thn'd straight 65-60. Gonzales scored a third round ! By JEWELERS JOE GERGEN UP! Sporta Writer 416 Moln St. Pt; Pletunt, W. Vo. e Open An Account FALSE · In 3 Minutes OHIO ACCOUNTS WELCOME LH Wllliomson ['jiliiiiiiiiii Bill Wollmon • DRUM I •' OUTFITS ONLY 'fl.· "• ' !: i i ----- - ---- -- -- ·- - - - ------·- The Hannan Trace Wildcats Devils tonight at Mercerville. North Gallia in a non • league Mercerville Friday night, loo'k- , SEEKS TITLE I will be the flrst Southern Val- Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats I contest. I ing for their first win arainst I WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI)Iey Athletic Conference team w1ll be out to better their 2-2 Coach Mike Morrison will the Dillon men. 1 Cardigan Bay, the 10-year-old I to see aetmn thJs week when reeord agamst Rutland~ wm- 1take hi.s North GalJia Pirates to New Zealand-bred trotter who ' they ta ke on the Rut land Red ners last Friday night over The Southwestern Highlanders Iseems 10 get better with age, ____ ---~-- .--. . of Coach Lloyd Moore Will be I shoots for his second st · ht 10 three outings. looking for their first win of . th -. N ra<g ~ ""'" I Guar d J o J o White pushed in the season Saturday night at 1111 e ..,0ni'000ht assay pace nexte m Monda 2.'1 points, most ol them in the Rutland The ID•hlanders have Ad. v· y ·ugal. b lOS I~ WI so e second halt, as the Jayhawks dropped the r~rste two games of romped over the Buckeyes who the season. had four sophomti'1'S In the Another Friday night contest starting live. . will find Coach Dan Wright's l"< The Buckeyes atayed close lor Eastern Eagles at K Yg e r By Uaited Pr"' loternalionat kingum and Denison . collide at the first 10 minutes but Kanm Creek. The Ell(les have Miami hosts Dayton lonight / New Concord. The Muskies are I began to move and led Sl).3! at two SVAC games but lost Sat•>r·ll in the big attraction on th• l 0-2 and the Bi~ Red i• 0- 1. halftime. The Jawhawks built day mght to Alexander. 1t · 11 · t b· k th·ll j . · The Eastern Eagles lead s a des co egJa e as e a 1~ other games, Xavier hosts he l:ad hto 30 pomts at one I SVAC var9Jty race with ca r . Umon of Kentucky. Duquesne t<me •n t e second hall. , . d F id Two r~tnfe rence games are on lake~ on Kent State at home , Jeff Mtller scored 2e polntslw.ms an no 1~sea. r ay •1 · 11 · th g· . · .. . · rught's clash between the Eas~ ap d'd' twe ~x; er ~:me~ , F1sk ''"'Is Cedamlle: Maione lor the Bucks. Captain Ron Se- lern reserves and the Kyger m a ' 1011 o ay on · ' ~ami buses to Ashland. Wilberforce pic was second with If tallies · ' conlesl h d . Creek reserves w1U decide a · . ~<Is Kentucky State. an R1o and Bruce Schnabel third with leader 1n the SVAC Reserv e . Claalllu, llbln1 lut Sollirc, 13 I t In the Oh•o Conference, Woos- Grande hosts Pikesville . be shoohng ·. for Purdue · Poper lteko 11 ChlldNn'o er "'' th a .11 · mar k hos1s H" ·• Dayton Will took a 35-32 lead by race. Both tea1111 have 2 • 0 lotko delberg lYlth '" D-1 record its third win without a defeat at !halftime and the Boilermakers records. h'<le t w<'nless clubs Mus• . . . ' , Other Saturday nilht battles w wo • Oxford The Rn-'•ms w1ll •o m- were ahead by e;•ht Niinf.s in . lOG CABIN r-· will lind Kycer Creek at Rato the game "'''" a 1-1 re<-ord. : the second hall before the Ohio cine and Union Furnace at BOOK STORE Th• Flyers have downed Bald- I University Bobcats got nllln&. North Gallla Oflll6slto HoiJOr HoJI>Itol win-Wallace and St. Louis while , The Bobcats' Gerald McKee _ _ .:......:...·_ _ _ __ Osu Be·aten from our wide vlriety of quolity musical in· strumonts. Tho finHI soltction in tho aroa. COMPLETE SELECTION OF . . 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SlmonoMorlrot Olllo Yolhy Plu....lnt '-"'Notional link &HNtlnt Davto-Worner lnou,_ Pomtt'OJ P I - Shop ,.,....., ond Aule Con Wllllonta Nollenwldo tnBUr. Crew't Slolk Heuot R~lnouronco Kerr & Yon loMI Motor lolo ........ eo.,oot ""'" DlwnJe.ONII K•rr'o ........ Shoto , ....., Sunoco l&ltlln Slmon'o Pkk.t..Polr !kyl'o Sohlo Stollen Itt ltM Trlitor IIIII IC...... c.. . ... ~ llltllt 11V. Choonllft.Ctntdoy lhlll MI111Utrtll'o SliM SM, lluo & Gray Rti!IUrant _,.....,., ·-........ c-. c-a....., Milia..,...,.,, ' bini.....SIDI!do. GIVE-AWAY 5800 IN CASH PRIZES 11 H I ' ' 7 .... - CASH llli,/IIDM AI _ ''GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS ..... '' ,,' ;. t i and you may Win Cash in the ... ...._,..__,_Jill' .. .,...... .. .. VACH1'1NG ENTRIES MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica !UP!)-The ocean-racing yachts TIConderoga, the d e le n d I n g champ, and OndiM, oftea a . bridesmaid, wiU be among the · entrants of the Miaml-Montego Bay yacht race, w!Jich opens in Miami, March 20. In 1965, Ticonderoga, a 72-foot ketch. won the third edition or the biennial race by sallinr the 840 mile Caribbean course II record lime. Ondine, a 57-loot I yawl, was runner-up in 1963 and · '65 and third in 1961. lt __;;;;;;;;;i;;....._i:i...==-; MEN'S (25" ovtrAI dqiiMI, 295 sq. M. vieWiblllft4 DmJih Modva. SiJliDI ia MuWPieot rt of ..._. *Shopping. ·Is A Pleasure In Pomeroy Stores /"--,;;;::::====::;:::=== r '!'be JDBSTBAND Model LK.81181-Wablut VeD! Ill IIi" Col02 'l'elnlsloll WY2.S560 I' up Adntlral. 59 N. 2nd Avo. f 1 l Dudley's Pomeroy Home &Auto Center Hospital News Miami has a win ever Villa was hlgh man with 23 points, Madonna and a loss to Michl· Including a bucket that rave Holzer Hospital: Visiting gan Stale under Taylor ITatesl OU 1 54-53 lead with 7:31 left. hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Locke, in his fi rst year with Herman Gilliam led the RoUer· · only on Pediatrics Ward . the Redskins. lllllkers ln puiHnc away with the Adml.,ious Monday, llig Ten's Ohio Stale ltosil with his 11 tallies. Mrs. Albert p Barker, 74 1•11 to Kansas of the Big Eight Garfield Ave.; Mtss Ethel 114-70 while Purdue squelched a Kuhn , 845 Second Ave.; Walter Ia~ Ohio University spurt to J. J aney, 919 Second Ave; Mrs. win 74-71. Carl W. Beaver, Eureka Star In other action, Fair111011t Rl. ; Mrs Eli C. Lambert, Ht. State, W. Va., easily rolled over 1 Thurman; Mrs. R. Eiben Hig. Central State 113-59, Eastern n. glnbotham, Grimms Landing; linois romped over Cleveland Mrs, Cltarles E. La Rue, Ma· State 97-113, and undefeated I son; The Rev. Charles T. Set- Youngstown led all the way to ' ' ters, Pt. Pleasant; Charles L. its Il l-51 win over Walsh. : Middleport Wardell, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Kansas won its third straight ! Robert L. Se.rles, Rutland ; wilh the victory over Ohio] Mo. .trtfMicWitport ' John G. Haskins, Rt. I Kitts 1 Stale, w.h,i":'ch~lo~st:_•'_"·ls'...."' fir~s'_ t ':ga~m'."e'."'!...~!!M!!t.,•.,·1,1.,11-0-"""R"'I"'Mo""""""~' i Hill; James M. Adams, Rt. 1 - -~' Beaver: Raymond W. Napper, Hamden ; Mrs. G. Marshall ' j Fowler. Rt. I Mt. Alto, W . Va.; ~rs . Helen M. Campbell, Rt. 2 Wheelersburg; William 0. Plummer, Jackson ; Mrs. Ole Eisnaugle, Jackson ; James E. Lackey, Jackson ; Miss Jacque- ' line J. Frankhouser, Wellston.j birtba 1 Mrs. Albert P. Barkor, 74 ' Garfi eld Ave, daughter, 12:25 a.m. Monday: Mrs. Harry E. Johnson, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, daugh· l ter. 6·116 a.m Monday : Mrs. Robert L. Searles, Rutland, : daughter 3:12 p.m. Monday. · Discharges F t d I tar Adwantage lor . . Mrs. James Barnelte, ll, -tligge&lad' fRif ....., BPF.. Clyde A. Gooper, Hiram F. Delaney, Mrs. Edith B. Morgan, Jlllld. ... I I m Mrs. Charles Munas, Ernest S. Nl _ _tar, nt?L Rai rden. Kim T. Saunders, Mr~. Charles E. Sayre, BurnF. Slo ut, Deidra Walton, Donald A. Carman , Jr., How. . . 4ti ..... Jill' 5 ... ard Nicholson, James W. Swart , u 11 plln• - .... Mrs. John M. Fuller, and infant daughter. r. Ornomonfl, Santos, Artlflclol Polnllltloo SPECIAL LONGER HOURS TILL XMAS 125 E. M•ln St. t. Beautiful Displays of CHIISTMAS MERCHANDISE! r .Day· ton At M.13IDI. In Top Ohio Colle~e Hoop Bout Chooso Chrisfmll gifts • ..' • ..' technical knockout over German , welterweight champion Werner Mundt. Rutland Invades Hannan Trace $179.95 ,_.. • I ' '' ., ~:! .' �l - --'1 ~- -- ' - ~ ~ -- -- ..- · ~ - ~ ........ . 'Get Extra Casli Th'e Want~d Way) --------. ' lh 't ............ __ .......,,, ...... . WANT AD T INFolt.\AnON I 1-D~y Sentinel, r. r Mr. Dll ...... FIREWOOD, any WANTED! 1"11111 ·r: ...... . . . UCTtOIII Will ::. ~ :. ~ We h1¥1t HYtral dMlrable openings •• a result of moving to our naw building. We expect to move our 11rvice department shortly. Below Is • list of jobs we nttd to fill: eMechlnlco eLubeMen eCarWashar eFront End Alignment • Whul Balancing e BNr Fra1111 Men • Truclc MlchMiiC Good w..... fllld helldlp, group lit. Ins., Blue CI'OII & Blue Shield, Voluntary retiromtnt plan and msny other beMfits. Ullt P•r Will All 1en1H ootl..... n een ,., .... ... ,.,.. cI . . . . , . , . _ , ·,., •• MlfltMUftl C:INret d etfttl IIKUfiM IIIM"ft•N II ,_, Ulflf QIICHftl 1ft Ntf . . . ... Itt ,.., •tttMfl II ...,. CIIIID O' lttANKI A DIITU4,11111 ti.J5 .., " fti'O otiiiMII'tiiM liCit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1: 0''1Ct MOU•I lo.llil lt. M II . . UI'.IIr 1111 4 'Iii~ ¥ ,. M D•llf ' ' I'J:Dt II6MII ,,., ao •••• fO ""&C:I A -- length, f8 I per 60 cu. lt. load, free deliv· IAIICILLATIOI!II • C... For S.le 0., Dec. II, 1966 For S.le MONEY, lor Xmas, give us try. We pay eash lor new or old guns, swords, old pocKet knives, old dolls, ammunition, any ealiber';'~y . _ am•oun1t . File's, rear ol Speed Laundry Ma~ South Ave., Middleport, 0. 11 29 J.!tc ~~~lenced H SAI.IS & . RADIATOR ery. Ph. 843·2484. U+lltc SOLID ,STATE STEREO- 1966 walnut console model, radlo equipped with 4 speed automatic changer, 4 speaker sound system, just taken in. Pay $1.25 per week or pay balance due $96.28. Ph. 992- 1967 3218. 12 6 Stale, 3 speed changer. BSR changer, SOMETHING TO PATCH payments of $1.SO per week Singer sewing machine, or pay balance due $69. plete with attachments. This 99Z-S649. 11 18 machine equipped to zig zag,!..,;;;,::;.;,::__~---,--,:;.~..:::.; make bultonholes, etc. take AKC Miniature and l'oy over payments of $5.42 per les, black or silver. Stu month or pay balance service and grooming. Phone 992-5443. 11 25 tic , $65.04. Ph. 992-3218. 12 6 SERVICE M50 SPORT · BOBCAT II ONI CIP'JHI MICHl ;IOPL.t.. DICK RAVIII.iNGI:S~ SPRINT HAVE VOU LOOKED IN TilE MIRROR? BLAETTNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. Prom tho Larpat Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. , WAIII1 &0 US E "TH' I>IRTit:.ST RADIATOR 992-2t43 QUALITY Pomeroy BOOK''.'! AStJANiiD .()f ·".? '"' YOUR Dlln'Y e.AR~: A J!GW l&illililr ~ ~~AJ:=~~~ ~CKINTH' ·' SERVICE 50c WANTED UtGNS oo'BLE FORD Pomeroy Motor eo.· EF.II & MEIDl YOO SHOLlD GET AIV AMfl.l FIER 10 Jl\27. UP 'TOUR aDd SOUIJD! THIIJK ~ IT! 't'OUU Be !HE FIR-IT f£RSOO EVER 10 Ff.A'( AIJ Look, Hack! ELECTRIC Cf.L([) ! I found a five· oollar bill on way (,-Ok.i:-....4- Wilmer wa.:; ju~t i>1 ! You've landed the city t r .JCk maintenance cont rae t! ==?1 ' '1"'..,. ..... lot. lM. ttt. u "'· .,.. TH& BORN LOIN . ....... Motor Co. PfN~lN WE G•GOTTA GIVE ONE LADY Kenmore dish,.ash· H I W d er. one 12ft. Unico refriger-J•==•e-'p==•;;;n.,te;;..=-;J- TER AGENt.'Y eCor eTruck eHNter -:.~y ator, reason for selling re.ll INC. before reoewtng your Core eBulldoter ~ , PHONE WY 2-2156 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER modeling kitchen. Call Harold auto lllsuran<e. Wo may .'bl eAny Type IE PROUD OF G. Roush, Portland, 0. 843· able to .... you money. lllrl'fU A CLeAN CAR POMEROY, OHIO Card of Th•nks 2255. 12 6 3tp BOY or GIRL 8 z lie ftUIR U.ORIVE·THRU : WISH to thank all my friends ~~~~~~~~~ A(fi'()MOBILE ln!UJ'ance beeD WY 2-2196 Mlddllport, 0 CAR W.ASH YOUNG female black and !an who sent cards to me during : · In Rutland on Main cancelled? Lost year opera~ 1'-======;,;;,;;,;,;,;~b.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,;,,.;,;...,!!!!!l!"'"" coon hound, partially trained, my slay in the Holzer HospitStreet & College Avo. w's lleense? Call WY 2-2966. during th~ weekend. Thanksgiving waeatlon with Reasonable. Roger Leifheit, al. Bessie A. Hartlty, Racine, Earn Money and PrlzH • 15 ' Mrs. Mural Galaway enter· lh~lr parents, Mr. and Mrs; Rol>Rock Springs. 12 6 3tc Delivering Tho Dally 0. 12 6 lie 011 tained ·members of the VinJtn. ert Stou~ were Mr. Mrs. Sentinel to established F'or Sale COLOR TV, 1967 Motorola, like Knox Home Demonstratlnn Ray Stout, Nancy, Michelle, Route iAY, delivPred or can be picknew condition, full warranty, gr<lup at her bome on Tuesday. Steve and Billy, Olarleston, W. ed up, ph. 992-6112 12 6 6tc make payments of $5 per Ml'll. Leona Calvin, Vinton Coull- Va., Mrs. Jean Stout, David and CALL 992-2156 week or pay off balance. Ph. ty Home Demonstration Agent, Carol, Syracuse; r.Jr, 8lld M-5649. 11 20 tfc toot and Fnund 64 CORVAIR $1095 led a discuSsion on ''buying Mrs. Benny Lowe, 119bln, Jeff, - - foOO l'o upl.' . Low mileage, toea! 1 owner, std. trans. Turquoise lj~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.J '..ADY ·s Brown leather purse finis ::·:..... c:·c·• knowlege" and members work· and Leslie, Cleveland; Mr. h, vinyl in1crior, Rand H. I' Busln1111 Services ln!'t Saturd.1y on the upper ed oo variOUs crafts. and Ml'll. Eslel Klrbj> IIDit SOIIJ, CHRISTMAS SALE! $6n parking !nt during the Christ- 61 CORVAIR NEW WITJI COLD Weather .. .,., Thanksgiving dinner guests Elizabethton, Term., Mr. · and Drluxe 4 Door, One ol' the sharpest cars in town. Power· ma s p'ar<Jde. The purse ron- ·joo CHEST FREEZERS . . $153 _~o:llde, radio anrl ht>a1er, good whitewalls, green finish. crickets, spiders and ~.. ,:.::: of Mr. and Mra. Reed Jeffers Mn. Dave Reynard, Randy and All Models Sale Prlcedl ta.ins va luable papers. Any· insects will be coming .,.,. ..,,.., were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mark, and Mr. and Mr1. John All Applianus S1J. Priced! one finding it is ask•xl \o rail 61 CHEV. VI PICKUP--- - - - - $195 't' •: •··~ ••• extr.me crueJlf. PlalnUU T·'-- 1 a1 I We Strvir:e, Deliver, h your ome w Jere 1 s warm. for an lfiUUable divllion ol Cordray, Athens. Route, Mr. Stout I Dlane an d .ruuUU.Jt ee • Mrs. Grare Huffman at 949$1295 Finante Protect your home prepett:J, ...... and UabiUUe• 62 CHEV. VI PICKUP """" ono ror •.,., •.,... and Mrs. Gene Jeffel'll and lam· Those who attended a family 22ll2. 12 I 31C Open Til 9 Every Night, these pests with Said. uUH wlli bt tor uanra.1 ·1 M Except Sunday available at King 011. or after lbe urt. da,. or Doet~~~ber. I y, r. and Mrs. Richard J e1• gathering at the home of Mr. lined. 81 ,ACK Drt>s.'> GlovP, the SomewhPrt between ~ supply eo., Middleport. ... D. ~=· fers, Mrs. La~rn Jordan and and Mn. Frank Bobo Thankswater olfi re and Rollds Dru~ • • II 30 Uc ., Dolo c. Womer children, an local, and Robert giving Day were Mr. and Mrs. ore '1irtctleporl $1 rPward OPEN E POMEROY ru. Guardian and Next rrtan4 Cordr ay, and child ren, V'IC kJ and Bill Slack and childrtn, WI~ · · · V~S t:OO P.M. '"' 992-2181 - - - - - - - - - - con. crow • ••,., Sl · " Robert Hllrris. 424 S o u t h ' · " · • I 11 ~ : . m--•ury• lia msport : Mr• 8lld, M T. 0 CUS1'0M butcher1"'", will '"- Attorn•1• uu '· u.foru.Pla:aointiff u2> e. u. to-7tc Ert'c ' .,wuu . rt. I&"' Second Ave. Middleport. I'OMeRQY, OHIO SUPER SERVICE STATION "'" ""' I d "·· famD "·· 12 1 3tc LEGALmeeting of the , rived Mrs.from JohnCalifornia Cordrayandhasis visar- ton, an . Mr. ,...,.re y, Star_· ....,.,. USED baby rna· bides. Phil Meier, m-3510. II I ric The annual. and Mrs. John 11ALE BEAGLE, predominant· • _ key and children Sugar Gro~ ly white, answers to '' King." I For Rent For Slle hogany finish, beautiful tone, . . MORE PROFIT by storkholdel'll or the Pomeroy iting llfC..jleulah Cordray, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lost in Chester vicinity. Ph. __ _ _ _ completely reconditioned and listmg your firm's services In ·National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, and Mil'Reed Jeffers and oth- d lamil p • Joir d g92_, 03 2. Danny Gnllnn. · 2 BEDROOM house trailer, FROM WALL to wall, no refinished, new guarantee, the Daily Sentinel's Business or the election of directors er relatives here. :... .10 Sip utilities furnished. near at all, on carpets cleaned low price for the qqality, othService column. 10 10 II anc. the transaction of any Mrs. J.jurl Galaway and Mr ily Circlevll!e· Mr and Mrs. 11 ping area. Ph. 992·3346 with Blue Luslre. Rent er new grand pianos. See AUt71UNK1!:H ·- - other busmess that may come d Mr · Do ld Cr btre and, W'rd E J u' '·• 1am11 er 5 p. m. 12 I tic tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy them all at Wendell's, 1209 before the meeting, will be an •·· na a • a • ' e en a.,. y, ____N_o_t_ic_e ____ - -- Cement Block Co. 11 5 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, g:~P:d~;;tce held at the office of said Porn. Cmdy, local, Mr. and Mrs. Ken· Lolll,o.o;. Mr. and Mra. T. L. 4 ROOM house and bath, W. Va. eroy Nalional Bank on Jan. nell! Crabtree, McArthur, were Brookhart and daughter, Mrs. 12 5 2tc Adams and Stanley Auction E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. GOOD clean lump egg Write, l'rooo or Cnotad uary 10 1967 1 3. 30 VISltlng w1th Mr. and Mrs. Rol· Clary1 Stack, Mr. and Mrs. Rouse and Trading Post Write It Mound St .. Athens, oil treated' stoker' coal. a lasting A. :t;.::,~::Jtu p. m. land Crabtree on Thaoksglvin& ~~ and family, Ruth 1 Pomeroy Motor Company ••su1.1 ,.•ooucu•• ALI.-14\Ro EVERYFAMiLY., •• 11\I~AGED, SHE'S WINDIN' Ul> TO BLAETTNARS Ph. W!!.LL, DICK iRACY aDd ~=========r:=========~l'i~~~~~~~~~~~ j.amberi Ev~tt •:::·aDd·,!. ~ien~~.';;l~lwwuKi'liiii;;niiii08:~1~1/11 " 0., JIIJ!leS EDisO; · isLaurel now Cliff underSchool one roo! House at or call 592-ll16. 30 6tp cock Coal Co., 1 block from guitars, at Wendell's. Preslden t Day. amplifiers, 29 6 0 on State Route 121 and new traffic light in Cheshire, ·1 rompact organs. machiiiOI!. repair ser Ill) (J.!) • IS, Many friend! and relatives 27 ; (I) 3• &lc Ht. 7 by-pass, open daily at For Sale Rent Ph. 367' 7526 · U 1 tfc: 12119 Garfield Ave., vice, aU makea. W~ /raM. have called It 8~ Mendal Jor· 01 12 noon. Jim Adams and 7 ROOM h- - - - - b_ d____ INERVOUS' Can't sleep' Try ersburg, W. Va. The Fabm Sbop emneroy dan wh? Is confined II his Worthy Stanle) ll 20 tf ouse, 3 e rooms, . . J Authorized Singer and borne With a leg Injury. --:--:--'-~-:-..:_·_ __ _ _c I 1'.> baths. Ph. 992-2590. ! "Sleepers." Guaranteed re· servtce. j 1Jj Ue Mlnonwl':;_ l ••• , • .,,. Relallv~' who enjoyed Ute suits or money back. • gel your 11 25 tfc ~ •uv MIX to d " Wanted To Buy R= Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, • potatoes while they · concre euver0 ~; H.P. electric motor. good Auto Sales Pomeroy, 0. 11 25 30tp Clarence Proffitt, Portland. ed right to your projec~ FB1t .' nw~ "''' o•e. Contact Phil Meier, 992· :l!)S9 RENAULT, wiil- -sell : HAY- FOR- SALE. Deliverl!d or 0. Ph. 843-2254. and easy. Free ..umateo. 3510. 11 4 3tc ear or parts, reasonable, 4 can be picked up. Phone 992· IF CARPETS look dull and ·- --·· new tires. See Jim Carleton, I 6112. 12 1 6tc drear, remove the spots as o;·,,;;;;,~;~ ''" STANDING ti ber lD 0 I Obto. 6 30 Uo ol MeiJ• -:-c.u;,;~: m b0 Rose Hill, Pomeroy, 0. . OON·r pump your sluggiSI);ep. they appear with Blue Lus- - Uhlo pr;~yin~t for divorce and or West Virginia, or o_ld 12 4 3tp tic tank. Get KJean-Em-AII tre. Rent electric shampooer AIR CONDITIONING Refrlger- Hlld. 'iou are requltt!d to answer farm With ti ber M atleo service. Jack's Refrirr tbe uld peUUon by the 12th dn or , a m • ariOD :1953 CHEVY, standard - tr-a-nS.·, Septic Tank Cleaner. Land$1. Baker Furniture Co. -&" Deeember, 111611. or JuQment b:r d• JJ.aln•t yo:a. 6tc oration• New Have•~ Pboue fault Will h rendered Reynold.' Bol 77, Syracu,. • , ood rk Ph Ch b' k F ~ B . p 12 5 ULADYS CRAIG g wo car. . es 1re, mar a."' ureau m om. · _ TU Z.3537 • , h • . 1 8 11 • Ia loltp I 0. 367·7111. 12 1 6tp eroy, 0. 1l Z.l 30tc TWO Circulating gas beaters, • c ftto:n!':r ~~t;!::·w, ----:--:----:--·- j - -·---· --· 000 d 000 Oel. :n. Nov. 1', 14, 11.. 18 Dec, 1. 0 20 __ W•!!_!ecl ___ _ HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural DEER ffiDES, $1.50, Red i ACROSS 4S.loleuw1nz 1!. cou. !d Hill, Racine, O, Ph. 949-2762 Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Fox, 13; Gray Fox, $1.30; l. Aopect otlck tiona 12 4 3tp Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, 8 ~t"· 1 ~50 ~ ~ts, 1 !.2~.!'1l l 1~: ~~.. DOWN :.":,• ....,. GOOD HA¥,"2- miles from- Rut- Pomeroy. 22 U• • :_ey , · · 01 : S·i dome l. Calculue l&. An& land on Harrisonville R o a d. 175 ACRE farm, bouso witb I VJ1iC•. 0 • 11 30 6tp i 1%. Girl's 2. Comet up 19. Loctt:..up Marvin Stone. 12 4 rooms and bath, cellar, f.:ellar For Renl l 3-~~~.. "· .::",~,:""" ~~r~ PONTIAC catalina:- rour bouse, 2 large bat'Dll, free - - - - - - - - - FU~R-N-IS-H-ED ~ ~- lor ~amh ' <.Wynn, 20. Vend door, In good condition, gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmedl· Guest• of Mr. and Mrs. 4 room apart<~r .., sullivan, ~2. Journey ate occupancy. Pearl WU· James Gaston during the ment with bath. Ph. .,. ~.54". l<. "'""• Ollld others 23. m...,. er brakes and steering, good liams, ~2318 or ~ '268L Th k ~ 1 5· Tenurtum.: 2ts. Fencer'• Y-...,..• .._... · Ph . Chester 985-3949. ·~ ..~ an sgiving weekend were tfc Pump tires. 12 6 10. F.mploy aym. folt 10 3 lie and Mrs. Clifford Smith 12 4 6t ~S;-:LE"',E:;:P:;:1:-;II:G"'.-r-oo_m_s_.---,dose 16. Caliber 6. Sting 28. Ha.nd.lecl U , Olteover c 1-~-~------ Nellie, ·Mr. and Mrs. ~~:;~~~-~ '" 17. Head or 7. Tardy roughly 36. Spoke~> DEMING TON Cushione!!e Real Esl•te For town, 127 Butternut Ave., I Xtd1cal s.skm .Guaran~ ~~-~t._:a 1 Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. 27 Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc , OoJIIO; flbbr, e. Spanloh 29. Wolfltlh ··- ~ ler system pump, for Gaston, Roy and Debbie, '! h d lB. Muoio midday 3<l.Ftrotgame . 39. A!rlcan wells or cistern, eqllipr~edi ~.. -LI.,. LJ,.~Itf ens; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gaston, I Roo a ouse an bath, fur- 1 l& Enote· 1 nap ·<~te ·lea antelope with automatic Thurmal ......CIII'I"' ~-~ Linda and Billy, Hollister; Mr. 10• AI«raft nace an d garage, 2.55 W. Main · ncn-c 8 32.- IUld: 4t.Irid.tum: tector. Ph. 992-2631 arter 6: St. Pomerov o Ph 99'.! !10. Railroad "'""" Bklyn. oym. INVl!:STMENT and Mrs. Paul Gaston, Leah, • ·· · · · otopplng P· m. 12 4 Lois and Jseeph Alb M 21Mi8 or !192-2961. U 5 tfc place: abbr PROPERTY - 2 houses • • any; rs. - - - -- 21. Manor !frame), each has 7 rooms Elizabeth Crowe, Uhrichsville, HARMONY apartments, three 2J. Equlpmont SINGER sewing machine, and Mr and Mrs Gary Gibs zag, equipped to buttonhole, and bath, basements, one has .' . on, . h-' N . rooms rumiS cu. ew : Pla!t- :u. cuy 1n . b th d , Ricky and Gary Gradenbutton. er, paint, floors, sink, electric New applique ' monogram • over- $8 a garage,f o th aret rente . ' Katit'1e Rupe. 'daughter . ··· 111 M 00000 range, bath, furnace heal . 26. PC:.1co east, etc. Pay off balance due , . or e wo. Mrs. Lillie Ru.pe and the late Private parking, out of all 28. Han<ltlomo of I payments $6 each. Ph. POMEROY - I room frame, Clyde Rupe, underwent sur· -;. .-·. lloods, one block from high young man M-2685. 12 2 2 bedrooms, bath, wall to gery at Children's Hospital In ... sdlool, Pomeroy. Ph. 992-539! 31, Viper wall carpet room, Columbus and is reportedly !m· 32. Gang 1IJii::E<:rR.oi:ux~;We sweeper, on storm doors inandlivingwindows, ;-;;;v;c.-.=-:-~--o 12 ! tfc 33. Oveo-liead wheels, pop out paper bags, I> basement, nice lot. All for proving satisfactorily and will \ ROOM house with bath on 34 · Pronoun dual cleaning tools lor be returned home soon. 'ddl . 35. Shell for r 'Lure, dus.:.~. "" t ... 000.00. ear t., eport, Ohio, ,.,......,. urm e c. MIDDLEPORT _ UKE NEW Mr. and Mrs. Elba M.eKltight l P S M1 near grade school. See Mattie I M. Unlock: 5 payments left of $6.99 _ 6 room frame (3 bedrooms) of Columbus spent several Bush, 689 Page St., Middle- 7 Unlt.o poel or Ph. 992-2685. 12 2 - --~-- --- __ built-in kitchen, utility room, with their parents• Mr · 1 port, 0. 12 I tfc . 11... ~t CLEAN your rugs lor less garage, and recreation room Mrs · D· 0 · McKDl gbt and Mr · FURNISHED 2 bedroomapart-1 :=;r• lc a loot with Lustre in the basement, lorced air and Mrs . . Fern Gillogly. Mr. 39 ment, furnace heat, Middle· · omlle Electric shampooer rental heat. Going at $IS,500.00. McKnight was taken to port, 0. Ph. !192-3874. 1 40. Eat•way Ebersbach Hdwe., Pom'eroy, WE NEED USTINGS hospital alter his return home 11 23 tfc <1 . Silly Ohio. 12 2 6tc Albert M. Cnx, Broker and is suffering from a ~ : MdNTHS FO;;;;;;U~R;;-;R"oo =M;-;-turn -,."'b-ed.,-a:_pa.::.:n "'--!."::::ator Henry Cleland, Saleoma• ed lung 8lld BUIXlET PRICED lurnlture ll 19Z-li3G cording to word s.,.. ••m l'!l.."•-•-•••.,•. I I I l Ul ---- 14 -I 1 lly HAROLD GRAY lly V. T. HAMLIN 1 ;JHE DAILY SENT IN~ .. -Caryenter Social News i SAY. uz... i\NYTHIN0 YOU SAY{ '' For ~';;~Pric~~~ :~d $~~. · ANYTHING You Santa Suggests ) .A Gift Subscription -/ :::::.M~:, Ml~= DAILY CROSSWORD lilY·; aDd Stattey, Mr. anddaugble!'l Mrs. and mood Nel!on Odell Marsblngton 0 lOci1, aloug with lbe host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Frank SOO.. ·FUIJolwoi L persa were preseo : .., • AlliE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN SiHIH ••• SDMEotlf'& SKULI<.lN' 'ROUNP OUT YOtJPe'lt! Wiil Be A Gift For s.le The Whole R16llT IN 1l!E MtllDLE OFA ~amily 600() • DRijMI! ~ II I Subscri ;Rates 1 • ' l YEAR ....... .J.. .. I : .. ,1. ...... ment. WY Z-311.\8. • 14 ttc 1'\JHNfSHED and unturnishetl apartments. Close to school. Phone !192-5434. 10 18 tfc I. DAU.Y CRYI'TOQUOTE _ 8 ...,,1 how to wort Itt A X y D L 11 A A X B le L 0 N a F JJ L L o w One letter limply atanda for another, In thi> oample A ltluaod for the thrtt L'1, X for the two 0'1, etc. Blnlle ~·- tn>phl.., tho length and rormauon ot tho wonltl are-~ lllnl& lla<:~ day the codelottero ue dlff.,...L I ROOM furnished apartment with bath, In Pomeroy. Ph. 111'2·397> or 99:!- 257 1. 12 !'tic - · I A ~ Qaolall• · · ROOM unfurnlshedapartment ' F M y :ac p Q x v ll N p D .11: y P II X In Pomeroy. Ph. WZ-S385. QCKX ZHPD XBXNI GCHK GXP HY• ===-:-,----'11 1& tic TRAILER space on Brown•ll P lol c Y ll T XC Y K V Z ll N I' a.-D H B• Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992- JJ H c o 2625. 11 10 tie Y-ntay'e er,p~oquo~o, SOD !!HALT..IIJW> THAT lOW• MODERN ~ bedroom homo, :m so"' AND SOMIII llliAu.. TOIL AND NOT A'l"''ADI.Pomer.,, 0. Ph. M-2103 daJ KADISON CAWBIN or 99Z-37!D evonlnp. lC JIM, x~q ........ - - · loo.l J 11 11c our third Door budget abop. B.W Furniture, Middleport Oblo. 11 12 this week. The U~lon ===--=-=-~-12~"'-3~tc~. l .vice held at .lh• II':'=========~~~ HOUSE on 461 Sontlt fth St.. .:list ChurdJ on_ Middleport 0 1111 .,lA Cllll •• morn1 Hanna Line bo ht with ., jj'"'d"' ,.. ,ng · TRAVEL TRAILERS ug sma own pay· Members ol the Mt: ·unIon, IOu•llty Built) ment, balance like rent. CaO lfemple Methodist' andtd.·:t/:~,1 1967 Modolo In Stock Valley Lumber " Supply CO., ter BapUst chufehes P Mlddlepor~ 0. ft2-2709. . ed. , · ,, , · ROUSH & LYONS 11 2 301~ Mr. and Mrs. 1 CAMPING TRAlLIRS 89--:-~:;:;-;;-;;=-:;-'7' ACRE FARM, 3 ~m man and !lorton 51: Mloon, w. Vo. hOuse with bath, 3 miles Mr1 QPACHE. Pomeroy on Rt. 113. Phone all of 0 -99Z-706P. 12 ~ 61e With Mf. ALL NEW FOR 1967 son and . (67 Apocho Mlrod•t The lar)lt!sl al!ite In the Un· Mr. and 1 1967 A~:.:: ~:"Dec. 10 ion, Alaska, has the smallest of Bolivar 'MID''' ' II,.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.JI•apltal elty - Juneau, wltlj Parker, Cleveland, visl!ed l'!_lt1~~:j~'!l!-•,...~~~"i--•--....- - - ' popuiaUOII Ill 7,2110. Mr. and Mrs. Ney Cll'Jtellte .. I Eveoiago II2·1MB or fB2.3S3I from .fy a; lUGS lUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL 1'!"5 'iOU~ •AULT I I< IT T~AT T~EE: I WAS ~EAO ING 61 LLY PoSTER'; Pl!1' UP: ~~:./ �l - --'1 ~- -- ' - ~ ~ -- -- ..- · ~ - ~ ........ . 'Get Extra Casli Th'e Want~d Way) --------. ' lh 't ............ __ .......,,, ...... . WANT AD T INFolt.\AnON I 1-D~y Sentinel, r. r Mr. Dll ...... FIREWOOD, any WANTED! 1"11111 ·r: ...... . . . UCTtOIII Will ::. ~ :. ~ We h1¥1t HYtral dMlrable openings •• a result of moving to our naw building. We expect to move our 11rvice department shortly. Below Is • list of jobs we nttd to fill: eMechlnlco eLubeMen eCarWashar eFront End Alignment • Whul Balancing e BNr Fra1111 Men • Truclc MlchMiiC Good w..... fllld helldlp, group lit. Ins., Blue CI'OII & Blue Shield, Voluntary retiromtnt plan and msny other beMfits. Ullt P•r Will All 1en1H ootl..... n een ,., .... ... ,.,.. cI . . . . , . , . _ , ·,., •• MlfltMUftl C:INret d etfttl IIKUfiM IIIM"ft•N II ,_, Ulflf QIICHftl 1ft Ntf . . . ... Itt ,.., •tttMfl II ...,. CIIIID O' lttANKI A DIITU4,11111 ti.J5 .., " fti'O otiiiMII'tiiM liCit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1: 0''1Ct MOU•I lo.llil lt. M II . . UI'.IIr 1111 4 'Iii~ ¥ ,. M D•llf ' ' I'J:Dt II6MII ,,., ao •••• fO ""&C:I A -- length, f8 I per 60 cu. lt. load, free deliv· IAIICILLATIOI!II • C... For S.le 0., Dec. II, 1966 For S.le MONEY, lor Xmas, give us try. We pay eash lor new or old guns, swords, old pocKet knives, old dolls, ammunition, any ealiber';'~y . _ am•oun1t . File's, rear ol Speed Laundry Ma~ South Ave., Middleport, 0. 11 29 J.!tc ~~~lenced H SAI.IS & . RADIATOR ery. Ph. 843·2484. U+lltc SOLID ,STATE STEREO- 1966 walnut console model, radlo equipped with 4 speed automatic changer, 4 speaker sound system, just taken in. Pay $1.25 per week or pay balance due $96.28. Ph. 992- 1967 3218. 12 6 Stale, 3 speed changer. BSR changer, SOMETHING TO PATCH payments of $1.SO per week Singer sewing machine, or pay balance due $69. plete with attachments. This 99Z-S649. 11 18 machine equipped to zig zag,!..,;;;,::;.;,::__~---,--,:;.~..:::.; make bultonholes, etc. take AKC Miniature and l'oy over payments of $5.42 per les, black or silver. Stu month or pay balance service and grooming. Phone 992-5443. 11 25 tic , $65.04. Ph. 992-3218. 12 6 SERVICE M50 SPORT · BOBCAT II ONI CIP'JHI MICHl ;IOPL.t.. DICK RAVIII.iNGI:S~ SPRINT HAVE VOU LOOKED IN TilE MIRROR? BLAETTNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. Prom tho Larpat Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To The Smallest Heater Core. , WAIII1 &0 US E "TH' I>IRTit:.ST RADIATOR 992-2t43 QUALITY Pomeroy BOOK''.'! AStJANiiD .()f ·".? '"' YOUR Dlln'Y e.AR~: A J!GW l&illililr ~ ~~AJ:=~~~ ~CKINTH' ·' SERVICE 50c WANTED UtGNS oo'BLE FORD Pomeroy Motor eo.· EF.II & MEIDl YOO SHOLlD GET AIV AMfl.l FIER 10 Jl\27. UP 'TOUR aDd SOUIJD! THIIJK ~ IT! 't'OUU Be !HE FIR-IT f£RSOO EVER 10 Ff.A'( AIJ Look, Hack! ELECTRIC Cf.L([) ! I found a five· oollar bill on way (,-Ok.i:-....4- Wilmer wa.:; ju~t i>1 ! You've landed the city t r .JCk maintenance cont rae t! ==?1 ' '1"'..,. ..... lot. lM. ttt. u "'· .,.. TH& BORN LOIN . ....... Motor Co. PfN~lN WE G•GOTTA GIVE ONE LADY Kenmore dish,.ash· H I W d er. one 12ft. Unico refriger-J•==•e-'p==•;;;n.,te;;..=-;J- TER AGENt.'Y eCor eTruck eHNter -:.~y ator, reason for selling re.ll INC. before reoewtng your Core eBulldoter ~ , PHONE WY 2-2156 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER modeling kitchen. Call Harold auto lllsuran<e. Wo may .'bl eAny Type IE PROUD OF G. Roush, Portland, 0. 843· able to .... you money. lllrl'fU A CLeAN CAR POMEROY, OHIO Card of Th•nks 2255. 12 6 3tp BOY or GIRL 8 z lie ftUIR U.ORIVE·THRU : WISH to thank all my friends ~~~~~~~~~ A(fi'()MOBILE ln!UJ'ance beeD WY 2-2196 Mlddllport, 0 CAR W.ASH YOUNG female black and !an who sent cards to me during : · In Rutland on Main cancelled? Lost year opera~ 1'-======;,;;,;;,;,;,;~b.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,;,,.;,;...,!!!!!l!"'"" coon hound, partially trained, my slay in the Holzer HospitStreet & College Avo. w's lleense? Call WY 2-2966. during th~ weekend. Thanksgiving waeatlon with Reasonable. Roger Leifheit, al. Bessie A. Hartlty, Racine, Earn Money and PrlzH • 15 ' Mrs. Mural Galaway enter· lh~lr parents, Mr. and Mrs; Rol>Rock Springs. 12 6 3tc Delivering Tho Dally 0. 12 6 lie 011 tained ·members of the VinJtn. ert Stou~ were Mr. Mrs. Sentinel to established F'or Sale COLOR TV, 1967 Motorola, like Knox Home Demonstratlnn Ray Stout, Nancy, Michelle, Route iAY, delivPred or can be picknew condition, full warranty, gr<lup at her bome on Tuesday. Steve and Billy, Olarleston, W. ed up, ph. 992-6112 12 6 6tc make payments of $5 per Ml'll. Leona Calvin, Vinton Coull- Va., Mrs. Jean Stout, David and CALL 992-2156 week or pay off balance. Ph. ty Home Demonstration Agent, Carol, Syracuse; r.Jr, 8lld M-5649. 11 20 tfc toot and Fnund 64 CORVAIR $1095 led a discuSsion on ''buying Mrs. Benny Lowe, 119bln, Jeff, - - foOO l'o upl.' . Low mileage, toea! 1 owner, std. trans. Turquoise lj~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.J '..ADY ·s Brown leather purse finis ::·:..... c:·c·• knowlege" and members work· and Leslie, Cleveland; Mr. h, vinyl in1crior, Rand H. I' Busln1111 Services ln!'t Saturd.1y on the upper ed oo variOUs crafts. and Ml'll. Eslel Klrbj> IIDit SOIIJ, CHRISTMAS SALE! $6n parking !nt during the Christ- 61 CORVAIR NEW WITJI COLD Weather .. .,., Thanksgiving dinner guests Elizabethton, Term., Mr. · and Drluxe 4 Door, One ol' the sharpest cars in town. Power· ma s p'ar<Jde. The purse ron- ·joo CHEST FREEZERS . . $153 _~o:llde, radio anrl ht>a1er, good whitewalls, green finish. crickets, spiders and ~.. ,:.::: of Mr. and Mra. Reed Jeffers Mn. Dave Reynard, Randy and All Models Sale Prlcedl ta.ins va luable papers. Any· insects will be coming .,.,. ..,,.., were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mark, and Mr. and Mr1. John All Applianus S1J. Priced! one finding it is ask•xl \o rail 61 CHEV. VI PICKUP--- - - - - $195 't' •: •··~ ••• extr.me crueJlf. PlalnUU T·'-- 1 a1 I We Strvir:e, Deliver, h your ome w Jere 1 s warm. for an lfiUUable divllion ol Cordray, Athens. Route, Mr. Stout I Dlane an d .ruuUU.Jt ee • Mrs. Grare Huffman at 949$1295 Finante Protect your home prepett:J, ...... and UabiUUe• 62 CHEV. VI PICKUP """" ono ror •.,., •.,... and Mrs. Gene Jeffel'll and lam· Those who attended a family 22ll2. 12 I 31C Open Til 9 Every Night, these pests with Said. uUH wlli bt tor uanra.1 ·1 M Except Sunday available at King 011. or after lbe urt. da,. or Doet~~~ber. I y, r. and Mrs. Richard J e1• gathering at the home of Mr. lined. 81 ,ACK Drt>s.'> GlovP, the SomewhPrt between ~ supply eo., Middleport. ... D. ~=· fers, Mrs. La~rn Jordan and and Mn. Frank Bobo Thankswater olfi re and Rollds Dru~ • • II 30 Uc ., Dolo c. Womer children, an local, and Robert giving Day were Mr. and Mrs. ore '1irtctleporl $1 rPward OPEN E POMEROY ru. Guardian and Next rrtan4 Cordr ay, and child ren, V'IC kJ and Bill Slack and childrtn, WI~ · · · V~S t:OO P.M. '"' 992-2181 - - - - - - - - - - con. crow • ••,., Sl · " Robert Hllrris. 424 S o u t h ' · " · • I 11 ~ : . m--•ury• lia msport : Mr• 8lld, M T. 0 CUS1'0M butcher1"'", will '"- Attorn•1• uu '· u.foru.Pla:aointiff u2> e. u. to-7tc Ert'c ' .,wuu . rt. I&"' Second Ave. Middleport. I'OMeRQY, OHIO SUPER SERVICE STATION "'" ""' I d "·· famD "·· 12 1 3tc LEGALmeeting of the , rived Mrs.from JohnCalifornia Cordrayandhasis visar- ton, an . Mr. ,...,.re y, Star_· ....,.,. USED baby rna· bides. Phil Meier, m-3510. II I ric The annual. and Mrs. John 11ALE BEAGLE, predominant· • _ key and children Sugar Gro~ ly white, answers to '' King." I For Rent For Slle hogany finish, beautiful tone, . . MORE PROFIT by storkholdel'll or the Pomeroy iting llfC..jleulah Cordray, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lost in Chester vicinity. Ph. __ _ _ _ completely reconditioned and listmg your firm's services In ·National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, and Mil'Reed Jeffers and oth- d lamil p • Joir d g92_, 03 2. Danny Gnllnn. · 2 BEDROOM house trailer, FROM WALL to wall, no refinished, new guarantee, the Daily Sentinel's Business or the election of directors er relatives here. :... .10 Sip utilities furnished. near at all, on carpets cleaned low price for the qqality, othService column. 10 10 II anc. the transaction of any Mrs. J.jurl Galaway and Mr ily Circlevll!e· Mr and Mrs. 11 ping area. Ph. 992·3346 with Blue Luslre. Rent er new grand pianos. See AUt71UNK1!:H ·- - other busmess that may come d Mr · Do ld Cr btre and, W'rd E J u' '·• 1am11 er 5 p. m. 12 I tic tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy them all at Wendell's, 1209 before the meeting, will be an •·· na a • a • ' e en a.,. y, ____N_o_t_ic_e ____ - -- Cement Block Co. 11 5 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, g:~P:d~;;tce held at the office of said Porn. Cmdy, local, Mr. and Mrs. Ken· Lolll,o.o;. Mr. and Mra. T. L. 4 ROOM house and bath, W. Va. eroy Nalional Bank on Jan. nell! Crabtree, McArthur, were Brookhart and daughter, Mrs. 12 5 2tc Adams and Stanley Auction E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. GOOD clean lump egg Write, l'rooo or Cnotad uary 10 1967 1 3. 30 VISltlng w1th Mr. and Mrs. Rol· Clary1 Stack, Mr. and Mrs. Rouse and Trading Post Write It Mound St .. Athens, oil treated' stoker' coal. a lasting A. :t;.::,~::Jtu p. m. land Crabtree on Thaoksglvin& ~~ and family, Ruth 1 Pomeroy Motor Company ••su1.1 ,.•ooucu•• ALI.-14\Ro EVERYFAMiLY., •• 11\I~AGED, SHE'S WINDIN' Ul> TO BLAETTNARS Ph. W!!.LL, DICK iRACY aDd ~=========r:=========~l'i~~~~~~~~~~~ j.amberi Ev~tt •:::·aDd·,!. ~ien~~.';;l~lwwuKi'liiii;;niiii08:~1~1/11 " 0., JIIJ!leS EDisO; · isLaurel now Cliff underSchool one roo! House at or call 592-ll16. 30 6tp cock Coal Co., 1 block from guitars, at Wendell's. Preslden t Day. amplifiers, 29 6 0 on State Route 121 and new traffic light in Cheshire, ·1 rompact organs. machiiiOI!. repair ser Ill) (J.!) • IS, Many friend! and relatives 27 ; (I) 3• &lc Ht. 7 by-pass, open daily at For Sale Rent Ph. 367' 7526 · U 1 tfc: 12119 Garfield Ave., vice, aU makea. W~ /raM. have called It 8~ Mendal Jor· 01 12 noon. Jim Adams and 7 ROOM h- - - - - b_ d____ INERVOUS' Can't sleep' Try ersburg, W. Va. The Fabm Sbop emneroy dan wh? Is confined II his Worthy Stanle) ll 20 tf ouse, 3 e rooms, . . J Authorized Singer and borne With a leg Injury. --:--:--'-~-:-..:_·_ __ _ _c I 1'.> baths. Ph. 992-2590. ! "Sleepers." Guaranteed re· servtce. j 1Jj Ue Mlnonwl':;_ l ••• , • .,,. Relallv~' who enjoyed Ute suits or money back. • gel your 11 25 tfc ~ •uv MIX to d " Wanted To Buy R= Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, • potatoes while they · concre euver0 ~; H.P. electric motor. good Auto Sales Pomeroy, 0. 11 25 30tp Clarence Proffitt, Portland. ed right to your projec~ FB1t .' nw~ "''' o•e. Contact Phil Meier, 992· :l!)S9 RENAULT, wiil- -sell : HAY- FOR- SALE. Deliverl!d or 0. Ph. 843-2254. and easy. Free ..umateo. 3510. 11 4 3tc ear or parts, reasonable, 4 can be picked up. Phone 992· IF CARPETS look dull and ·- --·· new tires. See Jim Carleton, I 6112. 12 1 6tc drear, remove the spots as o;·,,;;;;,~;~ ''" STANDING ti ber lD 0 I Obto. 6 30 Uo ol MeiJ• -:-c.u;,;~: m b0 Rose Hill, Pomeroy, 0. . OON·r pump your sluggiSI);ep. they appear with Blue Lus- - Uhlo pr;~yin~t for divorce and or West Virginia, or o_ld 12 4 3tp tic tank. Get KJean-Em-AII tre. Rent electric shampooer AIR CONDITIONING Refrlger- Hlld. 'iou are requltt!d to answer farm With ti ber M atleo service. Jack's Refrirr tbe uld peUUon by the 12th dn or , a m • ariOD :1953 CHEVY, standard - tr-a-nS.·, Septic Tank Cleaner. Land$1. Baker Furniture Co. -&" Deeember, 111611. or JuQment b:r d• JJ.aln•t yo:a. 6tc oration• New Have•~ Pboue fault Will h rendered Reynold.' Bol 77, Syracu,. • , ood rk Ph Ch b' k F ~ B . p 12 5 ULADYS CRAIG g wo car. . es 1re, mar a."' ureau m om. · _ TU Z.3537 • , h • . 1 8 11 • Ia loltp I 0. 367·7111. 12 1 6tp eroy, 0. 1l Z.l 30tc TWO Circulating gas beaters, • c ftto:n!':r ~~t;!::·w, ----:--:----:--·- j - -·---· --· 000 d 000 Oel. :n. Nov. 1', 14, 11.. 18 Dec, 1. 0 20 __ W•!!_!ecl ___ _ HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural DEER ffiDES, $1.50, Red i ACROSS 4S.loleuw1nz 1!. cou. !d Hill, Racine, O, Ph. 949-2762 Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold Fox, 13; Gray Fox, $1.30; l. Aopect otlck tiona 12 4 3tp Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, 8 ~t"· 1 ~50 ~ ~ts, 1 !.2~.!'1l l 1~: ~~.. DOWN :.":,• ....,. GOOD HA¥,"2- miles from- Rut- Pomeroy. 22 U• • :_ey , · · 01 : S·i dome l. Calculue l&. An& land on Harrisonville R o a d. 175 ACRE farm, bouso witb I VJ1iC•. 0 • 11 30 6tp i 1%. Girl's 2. Comet up 19. Loctt:..up Marvin Stone. 12 4 rooms and bath, cellar, f.:ellar For Renl l 3-~~~.. "· .::",~,:""" ~~r~ PONTIAC catalina:- rour bouse, 2 large bat'Dll, free - - - - - - - - - FU~R-N-IS-H-ED ~ ~- lor ~amh ' <.Wynn, 20. Vend door, In good condition, gas, 2 farm ponds, tmmedl· Guest• of Mr. and Mrs. 4 room apart<~r .., sullivan, ~2. Journey ate occupancy. Pearl WU· James Gaston during the ment with bath. Ph. .,. ~.54". l<. "'""• Ollld others 23. m...,. er brakes and steering, good liams, ~2318 or ~ '268L Th k ~ 1 5· Tenurtum.: 2ts. Fencer'• Y-...,..• .._... · Ph . Chester 985-3949. ·~ ..~ an sgiving weekend were tfc Pump tires. 12 6 10. F.mploy aym. folt 10 3 lie and Mrs. Clifford Smith 12 4 6t ~S;-:LE"',E:;:P:;:1:-;II:G"'.-r-oo_m_s_.---,dose 16. Caliber 6. Sting 28. Ha.nd.lecl U , Olteover c 1-~-~------ Nellie, ·Mr. and Mrs. ~~:;~~~-~ '" 17. Head or 7. Tardy roughly 36. Spoke~> DEMING TON Cushione!!e Real Esl•te For town, 127 Butternut Ave., I Xtd1cal s.skm .Guaran~ ~~-~t._:a 1 Gaston, Mr. and Mrs. 27 Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc , OoJIIO; flbbr, e. Spanloh 29. Wolfltlh ··- ~ ler system pump, for Gaston, Roy and Debbie, '! h d lB. Muoio midday 3<l.Ftrotgame . 39. A!rlcan wells or cistern, eqllipr~edi ~.. -LI.,. LJ,.~Itf ens; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gaston, I Roo a ouse an bath, fur- 1 l& Enote· 1 nap ·<~te ·lea antelope with automatic Thurmal ......CIII'I"' ~-~ Linda and Billy, Hollister; Mr. 10• AI«raft nace an d garage, 2.55 W. Main · ncn-c 8 32.- IUld: 4t.Irid.tum: tector. Ph. 992-2631 arter 6: St. Pomerov o Ph 99'.! !10. Railroad "'""" Bklyn. oym. INVl!:STMENT and Mrs. Paul Gaston, Leah, • ·· · · · otopplng P· m. 12 4 Lois and Jseeph Alb M 21Mi8 or !192-2961. U 5 tfc place: abbr PROPERTY - 2 houses • • any; rs. - - - -- 21. Manor !frame), each has 7 rooms Elizabeth Crowe, Uhrichsville, HARMONY apartments, three 2J. Equlpmont SINGER sewing machine, and Mr and Mrs Gary Gibs zag, equipped to buttonhole, and bath, basements, one has .' . on, . h-' N . rooms rumiS cu. ew : Pla!t- :u. cuy 1n . b th d , Ricky and Gary Gradenbutton. er, paint, floors, sink, electric New applique ' monogram • over- $8 a garage,f o th aret rente . ' Katit'1e Rupe. 'daughter . ··· 111 M 00000 range, bath, furnace heal . 26. PC:.1co east, etc. Pay off balance due , . or e wo. Mrs. Lillie Ru.pe and the late Private parking, out of all 28. Han<ltlomo of I payments $6 each. Ph. POMEROY - I room frame, Clyde Rupe, underwent sur· -;. .-·. lloods, one block from high young man M-2685. 12 2 2 bedrooms, bath, wall to gery at Children's Hospital In ... sdlool, Pomeroy. Ph. 992-539! 31, Viper wall carpet room, Columbus and is reportedly !m· 32. Gang 1IJii::E<:rR.oi:ux~;We sweeper, on storm doors inandlivingwindows, ;-;;;v;c.-.=-:-~--o 12 ! tfc 33. Oveo-liead wheels, pop out paper bags, I> basement, nice lot. All for proving satisfactorily and will \ ROOM house with bath on 34 · Pronoun dual cleaning tools lor be returned home soon. 'ddl . 35. Shell for r 'Lure, dus.:.~. "" t ... 000.00. ear t., eport, Ohio, ,.,......,. urm e c. MIDDLEPORT _ UKE NEW Mr. and Mrs. Elba M.eKltight l P S M1 near grade school. See Mattie I M. Unlock: 5 payments left of $6.99 _ 6 room frame (3 bedrooms) of Columbus spent several Bush, 689 Page St., Middle- 7 Unlt.o poel or Ph. 992-2685. 12 2 - --~-- --- __ built-in kitchen, utility room, with their parents• Mr · 1 port, 0. 12 I tfc . 11... ~t CLEAN your rugs lor less garage, and recreation room Mrs · D· 0 · McKDl gbt and Mr · FURNISHED 2 bedroomapart-1 :=;r• lc a loot with Lustre in the basement, lorced air and Mrs . . Fern Gillogly. Mr. 39 ment, furnace heat, Middle· · omlle Electric shampooer rental heat. Going at $IS,500.00. McKnight was taken to port, 0. Ph. !192-3874. 1 40. Eat•way Ebersbach Hdwe., Pom'eroy, WE NEED USTINGS hospital alter his return home 11 23 tfc <1 . Silly Ohio. 12 2 6tc Albert M. Cnx, Broker and is suffering from a ~ : MdNTHS FO;;;;;;U~R;;-;R"oo =M;-;-turn -,."'b-ed.,-a:_pa.::.:n "'--!."::::ator Henry Cleland, Saleoma• ed lung 8lld BUIXlET PRICED lurnlture ll 19Z-li3G cording to word s.,.. ••m l'!l.."•-•-•••.,•. I I I l Ul ---- 14 -I 1 lly HAROLD GRAY lly V. T. HAMLIN 1 ;JHE DAILY SENT IN~ .. -Caryenter Social News i SAY. uz... i\NYTHIN0 YOU SAY{ '' For ~';;~Pric~~~ :~d $~~. · ANYTHING You Santa Suggests ) .A Gift Subscription -/ :::::.M~:, Ml~= DAILY CROSSWORD lilY·; aDd Stattey, Mr. anddaugble!'l Mrs. and mood Nel!on Odell Marsblngton 0 lOci1, aloug with lbe host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Frank SOO.. ·FUIJolwoi L persa were preseo : .., • AlliE AND SLATS ly RAEBURN VAN IUREN SiHIH ••• SDMEotlf'& SKULI<.lN' 'ROUNP OUT YOtJPe'lt! Wiil Be A Gift For s.le The Whole R16llT IN 1l!E MtllDLE OFA ~amily 600() • DRijMI! ~ II I Subscri ;Rates 1 • ' l YEAR ....... .J.. .. I : .. ,1. ...... ment. WY Z-311.\8. • 14 ttc 1'\JHNfSHED and unturnishetl apartments. Close to school. Phone !192-5434. 10 18 tfc I. DAU.Y CRYI'TOQUOTE _ 8 ...,,1 how to wort Itt A X y D L 11 A A X B le L 0 N a F JJ L L o w One letter limply atanda for another, In thi> oample A ltluaod for the thrtt L'1, X for the two 0'1, etc. Blnlle ~·- tn>phl.., tho length and rormauon ot tho wonltl are-~ lllnl& lla<:~ day the codelottero ue dlff.,...L I ROOM furnished apartment with bath, In Pomeroy. Ph. 111'2·397> or 99:!- 257 1. 12 !'tic - · I A ~ Qaolall• · · ROOM unfurnlshedapartment ' F M y :ac p Q x v ll N p D .11: y P II X In Pomeroy. Ph. WZ-S385. QCKX ZHPD XBXNI GCHK GXP HY• ===-:-,----'11 1& tic TRAILER space on Brown•ll P lol c Y ll T XC Y K V Z ll N I' a.-D H B• Ave., Middleport. Ph. 992- JJ H c o 2625. 11 10 tie Y-ntay'e er,p~oquo~o, SOD !!HALT..IIJW> THAT lOW• MODERN ~ bedroom homo, :m so"' AND SOMIII llliAu.. TOIL AND NOT A'l"''ADI.Pomer.,, 0. Ph. M-2103 daJ KADISON CAWBIN or 99Z-37!D evonlnp. lC JIM, x~q ........ - - · loo.l J 11 11c our third Door budget abop. B.W Furniture, Middleport Oblo. 11 12 this week. The U~lon ===--=-=-~-12~"'-3~tc~. l .vice held at .lh• II':'=========~~~ HOUSE on 461 Sontlt fth St.. .:list ChurdJ on_ Middleport 0 1111 .,lA Cllll •• morn1 Hanna Line bo ht with ., jj'"'d"' ,.. ,ng · TRAVEL TRAILERS ug sma own pay· Members ol the Mt: ·unIon, IOu•llty Built) ment, balance like rent. CaO lfemple Methodist' andtd.·:t/:~,1 1967 Modolo In Stock Valley Lumber " Supply CO., ter BapUst chufehes P Mlddlepor~ 0. ft2-2709. . ed. , · ,, , · ROUSH & LYONS 11 2 301~ Mr. and Mrs. 1 CAMPING TRAlLIRS 89--:-~:;:;-;;-;;=-:;-'7' ACRE FARM, 3 ~m man and !lorton 51: Mloon, w. Vo. hOuse with bath, 3 miles Mr1 QPACHE. Pomeroy on Rt. 113. Phone all of 0 -99Z-706P. 12 ~ 61e With Mf. ALL NEW FOR 1967 son and . (67 Apocho Mlrod•t The lar)lt!sl al!ite In the Un· Mr. and 1 1967 A~:.:: ~:"Dec. 10 ion, Alaska, has the smallest of Bolivar 'MID''' ' II,.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.JI•apltal elty - Juneau, wltlj Parker, Cleveland, visl!ed l'!_lt1~~:j~'!l!-•,...~~~"i--•--....- - - ' popuiaUOII Ill 7,2110. Mr. and Mrs. Ney Cll'Jtellte .. I Eveoiago II2·1MB or fB2.3S3I from .fy a; lUGS lUNNY By RALPH HEIMDAHL 1'!"5 'iOU~ •AULT I I< IT T~AT T~EE: I WAS ~EAO ING 61 LLY PoSTER'; Pl!1' UP: ~~:./ �•• ~. ,<l. ,, 'o'lo\ ' ' ., lHl~~it.•1"'''1' .,t/!1'.; ·~ •. ~ · . ,.,., "' ' y ..... ""., :.. -. 1,-Dally Sentinel, Pomer'oy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 6, 19(16 . ; e enttne ..; .;. 0 (; - ·-;. ' ~"::'-" DHO!ed To The ,,.,.,_, Of Tb Meip.M01on :V.. :. :~ ~ · ::: ----FIVE CENTS -VOL-----------------------:----------:-------· XVIII I'J9· __}93 _ _;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.!PO~M~ER~O~Y~-M~ID:::=D~LE:!:.PO~RT'-!..,~O:!..!H!!:IO:_,__ _ _W:.:..::ED:.:.;N:.::ES:::D::.:A.!..!Y,:..:D:::EC:.::E::.;M:.:::B::::ER~7,:..:1~966:::::.._ _ _ _ _ _ ~ :~: . ., -~ - Targets: Communications, Storage facilities Carriers ,. I MfiGS THEATRE Pomeroy Ohio l\ t Visit ELBERFELDS \' ,, .,;:.· . ...... . ' :· Busy Housewares·Department on the Main Floor ... ·WORLD _._.• ._••._•• ~._............., ••_......_, ....aaaa~·~····pp•r•••••·•rMI~CaD~P·~NNNN ..aDaDRNNNNN~ •• --- 4CCCCCC& GCGZZCQC$34 By llle UPI f Now, Man • • • TEFLON~coated ARE SET J ' bJ Welt BeAd ..., umpleltD IIC- Ill $ brand new '67 atnd~iooing WJda' tho Comfort Twin plan. No With A Convenient CITIZENS NATIONAL AUTO LOAN Is th e old buggy barely able to roll? Or, Is it rolling up big repm bills? You'll be miles ahead with an Au~o Loan fr?m usr Rates are low, and service is qutck. convement. To get behind the wheel of a brand new car, com~ tn and talk over yo ur needs wlth us. money tlo.wn-lew monUtly paymeniL Call Obio PowN Co.-Ex· tensiott I. Member Fod..-ol Dopo1il lnsuronce Corporolion 99 ·i .. ., .. .... COVEll Z QT. SAUCE PM • .... COVEl • 3QT.UUCEPM will CCHD THURSDAY PAST COUNCIWRS of Tbeodorus Council No. 17 of Pomeroy will have their Christmas party and dioner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, December 8 at Bailey's Restaurant. The event will be held in the party room after dinner. There will be a $1 gill exchange. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY Society of the Pomeroy First Baptist church will meet at the church, Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. PoUuck refreshments will follow the meeting. ELEANOR Circle of Heath Methodist Clhurch will meet Thursday evening, Dec. 8 at the church. QT. DUiCN CMI • 4ROUIU • Dtnble, .,..~~n~~q llu•il • TtFLON*-coatMf••HCt•clell-., • Flared edlll fer IISJ 11111'111 of Jerusalem will meet at the IOOF hall, Friday at 8 p.m. I.Mtirletta and Lafayette Shrlnea Will be present for an official ' vls!tatlon of Margaret McWhertor, supreme worthy higb pries- l(i . • I"IKIUIT(-IIIJL -Pill Cftlr) " elO"IIULI.ET ' ' \'. • COVII fir IKILLIY . . DUTCH ov..• NYLQit SPATULA iJid SPOON \ • ....DY liiCIPIICIOIII.Ir , . FRIDAY MARY SHRINE, White Shrine ,1 ;' e 1 QT. IAIICE PM Gal 1 ten·Jtil' service . . . and get yourself a .. SET IIICIIIIIESc Ten warranty 111 llalllt!/ess electric boatiHJ 1111 air ' ELBERFELDS:: tq,.·POMEROY.'· ·•· . • . . . '.' ~ ' ~ i .,. • • '• ···' I . '· .: HEAVY DAMAGE - A blaze that started about 7 a.m. today In a 2-story apart· ment house on Mechanic-s!, Pomeroy, caused heavy damage. The house, owned by Glen roy Ewing, was gutted in the s~cond floor before firemen brought the blaze un· der control. Pomeroy Fire Chief Henry Werry said est1mate of damages has not been determined. Firemen remained at the scene until 10 a.m.- Senhnel Photo. � 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 6, 1966 carman