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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. �• ' Pearl Harbor Set Newsmen·on :Busy Beat FolloWing StOry Ofthe Attack ' - ' EDITORS NOTE: Howard Case was city editor ol tile BoMliall Star-Bulletia oa Doc. ,, tiMl. ----·- beatilul Sunday morning was: peaceful. The old mullet fisher· IHer voice was unlamUlar, and Street I heard a plane overhead[would have covered any normal killed or wounded were hjt by "l!oward, tllere's been a men were patiently boldlng after speaking just that one and looked up to see the two dloaster. The "lllltary was too our own shells falling Ia ' mendous explosion out at their long bamboo poles over aentence, she hung •P· red balls on ·the wings of a' busy to bother ·with censorship residential areas. . Pearl Harbor. Call Badlng and tile stifi waters of. the canal, That ended the family break· Japanese plane as It head6il that day, and we had no Second, lhe Japanese never get hlm 011 it right away." land Mlly a lew people were tast that my Wife and son and 1 across town toward Pearl restrictions or inference. came baqk. They h!'!l Ul If Riley hadn't been such a i stirring around as it was only 8 were about to dls into. There Harbor. l wat<hed the anU· We covered lhe hospitals, tile completely at tlleir mercy and stickler lor protocol I wouldn't o'clock and nearly everybody . was a whistling sound and a aircraft lire, but It all seem,ecl pollee, and of course, the could have taken over Hawaii have been one of the fll"st to was sleeping in. loud crack as a shell landed at to he underneath the attacking military Installations. I never bad they wanted. hear about the attack. AQirY At First Lewers Road and Kuhlo Avenue Japanese planes. did see John Bading again. He Third, !bel' never bombed Riley was editor of the Star- Including Badlng. When I ta the beart of Walklkl. 11 was Riley suggested we call In the phoned In several stories, but as Honolulu. The panle would Bulletin, but ne always went gave him the order, his first one of the many American staff to put out an extra. It 1he was a Navy reservist, be probably have caUSed is many through cbannels. That was why rea~tion was anger, but bls sheila that !ailed to explode in lwasn't necessary. Ev.erybody wa! recalled to acti\>y duty easualtlee as tile boritblna. be called me, hls City editor, to Clll'!osity as a repo- over- tlle air and landed in residential began drifting In, r~rters, Immediately and the\ ended his There were no adequaf4. antialert John Boding, our military came hla unbappineu at being areas. printers, circulation lltBI)&aets. newspapor~ng career for ua. aircraft defenses of the, city, where the dance was and we reporter. roused out Ill bed, and he gave 1 ordered the family to stay Before I knew 11 practically my MUitary Taraett IIDiy and they could have levelled tile got there real tate. Afterwards As had been his lifelong habit, me a resigned ''OK, I'll start Indoors and headed downtown whole staff was there. Nob&iy Four thins• saved ua In entire city with · bombs and 1 stopped at an "Open A II Riley. was down at the Ster· checking" bel~ he slammed fer the offi~~ee miles away. panicked, th~re was no lea~. Honolulu. The first was that the IJlcendlarles. Night" restaurant which, of Bulletm practically every Sun· down the '!'e1ver. 1! w_a,s y eef!e 'fei!Hng -~ the Everybody JUSt naturally '' : Japaneae stuck to military And.the.fourth thing that ,Baved course, was closed. To top this day morning, and though his I had JUSt replaced>- t1le streets were deserted; you had gured there was solng to be a targets. True~ there wore ~me us was they never Invaded. An off I bad a flat tire, and by that Merchant Street office was receiver when the phone rang the feeling you were ving paper, and they all headed down short rounds and , s6me bOmhsfinvaslon would have beet Ume 1 felt like crawling Into a seven miles away, the first again. It was a woman, and all through a ghost town. or In the to put it out. dropped, b~t they wore after preceded by naval bOmbard· bole and dying. bombs raltled hls windoiVll, andlshe said was: ''Howard, the distance the huge ,pillar of We ran three extras that day the ships and the alrOelda, andmlOnt and prolonged bombard· Although 1 know the girl almost by instinct he called me Japs are bombing Pearl liar- smoke hung over Pearl Harbor and were about to put out a never bothered the civilian Iment. II Oltlld have heel probably never wants to see me to phone John. bor." like an evil. black lin!. tourth when we had to stop areas. Many people who were hldeoua. again, Is there any way that 1 Where I lived In Waikiki 1 I, didn't know then, and I Jap Plaue because of the blackout. We . . could possibly ask her to go everything was calm and don t know now who she was. Just as 1 ran acroS& Merchant covered the 1tory just as we 2-Dally Senbnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 7, 1968 By HOWARD CASE Written lor Uafted Press btteruatiaasl HONOLULU IUP!)-AII edl· tor Riley Allen said that 1 HELEN HELP US! yuurn ASKED FOR IT! . This column is for yolll!g pepie, their problems and pitasures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, It welcomes laughs bltl won't dodge a serious question wilb a brusiH>ff. Send your teen-age quesUons to YOUTH ASKED FOR .~~: care of Helen Help US! "= newspaper. TRY, TRY AGAIN out with me once more? May· be I could redeem myseU. I Dear Helen: really like her a lot. - GIRL SHY Dear Shy: My I.G.A.P. (I'm guessing again perception) says your girl is wondering fiiht now. "What did I do wrong?" "Why doesn't he call?" When both suffer from the "Whatifs/' - "What41 be-she doesn't like me?" - neither wants to make tile first move for fear of beiog rejected. So there's no second date, and a budding twosome ends up bloomin' lonesome. Make basta to the telephooe, chum! -H. Dear Helen: Jly Wa}'ltt G. Brandstadt, M.D. An article in your columo That the President tf the shocked me into some sense. United States should be plague- 1 am a 16-year-old girl and, ed with hoarseness is not sur· like the girl described by prising, as this is common "Mrs. Nobody/' I have been among orators, singers, preach- flattering an older married man ers and all who must speak or who has !hown interest in me. sing a lot in public. Since Whether or not I am the girl there are several causes, any· referred to by Mrs. N. I would one whose hoarseness does like her to know one thing: not clear up in two weeks Neither I nor any other young should have a careful examina- teen has any intention of wrecklion of his vocal cerds. In a re- mg an obviously happy home. cent study of 1,000 cases of But as you said. Helen, I guess hoarseness the most frequent I was trying out my sex appeal cause was polyps, a small on a "safe subject." grapelike growth attached to It it will make Mrs. .N. feel one or both cords. This was the any better, I've decided, after diagnosis made in the case of readin& your answer, to pracPresldent Johnson. tice on guys my ov.n age! Persons with these polyps WITLE Ml~ jiiOBODY are usually past 40 and heavy Dear Miss N.: · smokers. Their hoarseneS!I us- You aren't Mrs. Nobody's ually ifOWS worae as the day teen, but I certainly hope the goes on. Drinking alcohol also real Junior Siren follows your makes it worse. The lesions example! - • are benign and if. when they NO TIME FOR FRANKNESS have just started, tile voice Dear Helen: is rested and the use of alcohol How does a girl tell the par· and tobacco is discontinued. ty she Is baby siWng for to they may disappear apontane- clean her house and kids before ously. When they become chr<> going out?. I don't mind taking nic, surgical removal is the care of children but a dirty only eHective treatment. house gets me down, and this The second most cornmou hoU.'ie is constantly messy. canse is cancer of the larynx. DISCOURAGED Sl'I'I'ER That is wby all persons with Dear D.S.: . persistent hoarseness shoold I know a g~rl who solved this be examined by a Ull"oat spe- problem neaUy and earned her. cialist. Early diagnosis nnd self some extra coins in the barprompt treatment by surgery sain. She made up business or X ray before the disease cards which listed be~ vanous IIPreads to other paris of the !!])OCialtles: baby Sitting; gei> body is the only way this dis- eral hou,. work or ironmg while ease can he cured. on duty; gardening, et<. Then ChrOilic laryngitis is tho •he added her charge per,. hour third most common cause of f~. each, but specified baby hoarseness and is caused by Sitting" included "pick-up jobs shouting postnasal drip smok· and leavmg the house as neat ' assh e f_ound 1't" ing aOO ' exposure to dust-laden · ., highly polluted a~osphere. She diScovered many. women Removal of these causes is the · would pay double to fmd a only treatment that produces clean home ~siting for them, aatisfactory results. aod sbe was m ouch great de• Q - U eleclrlc sbo<k an mand that she cnuld afford to · c be choosy. damag~ ~e nervous system as You to D.S.? _ H. J81..1 sa1d m your column, why ·----Is it given in the hospital for I am male, a junior in high school, and very setback and shy with girls. I have oniy been on one real date, and this was the result of about a year's saved-up nerve to ask out this girl. I was going to take her to a dance. The night was a total flop from beginning to end. First I couldn't find the place POINTING the WAY To LowER FOOD COSTS. ' 50 year BUttOO A 50-year lapel button will be presented Charles H. Peop. les at a regular meting of Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F&AM Wednesday, December 7. at UO p, m. at the Masonic Hall. Right Worshipful Brother Richanl Carter, District Depu. 1y Grand Master, 12th Masonic District will visit the lodge and install Lhe officers for 1966-1$7. Right Worshipful Brotller Theodore T. Reed, Jr .. Past Dislrict Deputy Grand Master. 12th lolasonic Distrcct, wlll be the installing Marshall. Besodes the 50 year lapel but. JOHNSON DECISION ton for Brother Peoples, pre· VIENNA (UP!) - Anclcnl sented by the Dlatrlct Deputy Harold JohnsoD, the former Grand Master, a P.ast Ma~er't~ world light heavyweight cham.. lapel button wiD be preaented pion, scored a Ol·r<lund unani- WorshipfuJ Master Richard ~ ­ moos decision over Finland's Vaughan. by Right Worshlpllll Pekka Knkkonen Tuesday night. Brother Theodore T. Reed, Jr., The 38-ytar-old Philadelphian PDDGM. "eighed 181 potmds while his Refreshments will bo served opponent tipped the scales at j alter the meeting. AU Master 179. MJLiOJU are invited.. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, about ng money! RACINE .., SAVINGS WeCutOutTheFrills! Give You What You Want Ful-Valu FOR DEC. 8-9-10 At Lowest Possible Prices! 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The lie came on a jumn out of the fire in the final nve F"ndl t C .1 1 San Francisco 17 8 Green h t f 1. h . n. t . ,,~ I ay a apl a S Lo Th . . . . s o r9ID t e comer. ~y udy mmute9 to down t~ Muskies,. Marietta at Morris Harvey t. uis 11 11 Special-Early Ameriun, Basket We-ave $ BB e Mtd • Amencan Confer- Waterman . who led most of the gam~ t W"l . t Detroit J3 14 Wooden fireside Basket · 1 ence favorite Bowling Gre~ Dayton'.s Don May got game Charles Claggit of Denison took o::t~or~rn ~;n~~~~fton Los Angeles 9 16 wdl be afte: revenge when 1t honors w1th 22 yoinls, 15m the game honor:::: with 2.3 points and jFisk at Central State Chicago 8 19 Compl~le Nul Bow) and meets the Big Ten school._ The se~.:ond half. Glmder Torain col· Bob Glasscurn topped the Mus.· :___:_:::_:_:::.=.:::_::::::::____ Tuesday's Results $3.29 only Cracker Se-t - - - · came 1n th e 1as 1 1ew mm· Falcons enter the game With a lected 13 rei.Jounds to lead the kies with 19· . Boston 130 Detroit 111 1wm 11 . mark. . . Flyers. . . , . Woostet" rode a 35-point per.l utes of the contest on Larry San Fran 126 New York 116 Save $6.00-3 Tier Co~coo I? vt~er ~Gp actwn t?m.ght, I The Rcdskms were led by formance by Tim Jordan to itsIHackenberg's two free throws Philadelphia 129 Chicago 119 Serving Cart _ __ Now Only Ohm Um~ers1ty takes on I~d1ana Fred Fostf!r with 21. Three win ever Heidelberg. The Scots' and a field goal. (Only games scheduled) 3 Roll of the B1g Ten at Bloommg~on, ---- - -- -·.. --~·- ------:---·· -·--- - · -- - - - Wednesday's Garnes box C Speclo~l--4 Pc. Fiber tilass King Si:ze $ 77 lnd., and Oberlin plays at Ohio San Francisco at Baltimore 7 Roll $1.77 Tray To~ble Set only Wesleyan in the only Ohio Con· Cincinnati at Boslon box ference game on tap. New York at Detroit 5 RoHs of P!l.per & 15 Ft. Remote Control Other contests tonight include Gallia Academy, victims points in each of the first two formers ready to move in St. Louis at "Los Angeles 2 Rolls of .Foil Extension Cord - - - - - - St. Vincent of Latrobe, Pa., at Nelsonville 61-55 but VIctor games (and he loafed half er starlets will be 6-1 ,.·,niorl Philadelphia at Chicago Steubenville ; Findlay at Capi· er Oak Hill 64-56, is stoking through the Oak Hill encounter). Gene Jackson at a forward, tal; Marietta at Morris Haryey, all fm"llaces for the.wvasion The fast-talking Mit<hell. junior Rod Gilkey at Ohfo College BaskethaU S<OreB W. Va.; Kenyon at Wilmington; lhe Middleporl JaJtets lovingly dubbed "Cassius" af· the s.t junior Jim Gilmore United Prell International Ohio Northern at Bluffton, and night. ter another rapid-tongued aports one guard and the speedy 78 Union (Ky.) 10 Fisk at Ceptral State. . They know, for I figure, has all the moves and omore 5-9 Tommy Spencer at 79 Heidelberg 74 Dayten's - 80-71 victory over i Coach Duke Burson has a deadly accurate eye at ranges ! the olher. 80 Miami 71 Miami topped the state colleg·, lhem in clear, up \O 2.~ feet. 94 Kentucky Gil iate basketbaH schedule Tues.ll stand language, that this Spencer has forged his .~w~~ay~ II>enliSon 64 Muskingum 57 DEALER STORE day night. ln Ohio Conference, Friday ni ght c~ake His favorite tactic this season into a starting positien Ashland 64 ~/"1lone 35 Denison upended Muskinguml bfeak their 66-Gl..I,JIIsketball · in !ll..,,g31lles ti;Js ~n to get tile bench on the basis of Fish )tenn.) 88 Cedarville 74 N. 2nd Aile. MIDDLEPORT, 0, 64-57 and Wooster beat Heidel· son. - · - Jloo. baJI.-eDIJIIIII lo defensive lent feeding and I ~D~uq~u~e~sn~e~74_K~en~t~S~ta~te~7:_z_J!~""'~'"'•••••."••:•••; 0;,;,~J,~~~ 10'J.~~~'~""'~'!'~~·~~~:~~~~~~•»>,.>~ berg 79-74. 1 And the Jackcl; sh"¥14 Jl~ player a~Sfgn<!ll til him In defensive play. 1---~-· __ _ Other action saw Xavier down ! bout as ready as they ever' . conversation, then P. J. Ryal, a 6-'l - - ,..........-· Union of KentucKy "/8-70; Wil- be lor a big one". drive past !br an dsy bird or John Davidson. 6·. lfl berforce trip Kentucky 94-66; Heading down-river i let fly with a Jong bomb w!Ule retreated to tl:r J\shland trounce Malone 64-35; 2-0 wi.nnir.\g, streak,. . the . his opponent i!i off-guard. key and Jack:. ( .~ n ;~ Fisk tf Tennessee tvp Cedar· ca.~;,:e.t their best start in Mr. Burson has tther per- fast 11 win stariing positions, ville 86-74, and Duquesne haps...lS years with a victory in ---------bounce Kent State 74·12. Galiipolis. · ·· - ·-· Dayton . played it close to U1e The big problem at Gallia ehest to take the Redskins of Aca<iemy will he to s!op junior Miami. Alter a close l~rst half, for@t~ 5·11 L~rry . (Cassius) the Flyers took advantage of Its Mitfhell. an · Ali-SI\OAL seJec. chances at the foul line, ron· tlon2il a sophomore, and hDt· trolled the boards, and played tet w~~ ever now .v.:ith ... Florid• TreQ.:Jure Chest. As1t FREE I' ~ Merchants Chrlstma.! ' e\us *NE e PRODUCE BUY SH.ORTENING.... . ,.. ~ CHRISTMAS .• (, WRAP ;j,.- · MARKET We rtstnJtlhe light to Dec MAS · ' · Arthur Friday night while East- tal• :ZS, 21~1, 71. ' ed ba ON- In an old fashion· shots. and all manner of scor· shots ensued and when they '! "' time cuttinc tile margin to •[ After lhe horrendous first at the final turn. ern will be at Kyger Creek lhe l Wahama 7 IS %31f- '1 rn~urner that was lied lng plays,, addmg s~me 10 were all shot, the score stood 6s..67 at 1·02 but Newland jero- period, the Falcons came back Larry Fry started off the fi same night. tEaster• II lZ 1J 'fl ~0 1less t_ an seven .times in the rebound( ~!1)1 Jiile as.s,lsrs. '·- at 52-52. ed it again to make It ti$-S9. in the second stanza behind the nnl canto wJth a nitty to mak; J. Officials· Willison and Moor.; ma period, the VISIUng EasJ. Then junior dmte,t Bill Mar· With Marshan gone from the·Larry Fly ripped the net at strong rebounding and d•fense it 51J.41 but now the Eagles WAHAMA 16'11 · ,' J • ern Eagles rumed a great sllall was playing one of l!io lmiddle now, the Eagles switch- 10:10 to make it 67-69, and !hen of Marshall. Marshall ripped were to" cat<h "·e I Mike Fry 12 8-9 :meback by Wahama when greatest games uhtil the final Ied their attack. Newland roared [l the Falcons stole the ball. But nine rebounds off the boards 1 th :~ : Sisk 2 7 Bill ' ' ' 200 · ey staged their own come· period when he bad to leave in for a goal, but Mike Fry once again, Douglas blocked a blocked three shots, stole th...;~ n e preummary game, , 4 ~ 1 ' 8 · ~ Fr 5 ~ac~ to wm tile marbles In the jmidway through, at which point did It again to tie it 54-all. New· Ishot right off, the banking Ipasses. and the other guys ~os~ had 13 pom~ to l~d t~ l ~e 'Roll: o Yi4 ' as rn rte~rvFel aRe • ~nver Gibbs 1' ~ , 2.'. Ralph !l •na seconds by a narrow 71 ·I tho jumping jack already had fland scampered 1n for another board, then · finally ended up did the scoring . on the other end at · wmover \'e aeon serves · Batey 1 0-1 •2· , Totals 61 cOunt · , pu lied down 17 re bounds an d bldl r e, but aga 1n Fry canned scormg D · 25 . Wanama started with a !rig. scored eight points. not to men· Ia three point play to give the 0·18 to make It 67·71. . Marshall and Mike Fry anny R~r.er was the only Wa· 26. G7: ' ' • , • ld first period to fall behind by tion some fantastic defensive IFalcons a 57·5& lead. Little New..I Th n 1 Fal ht w started controlling both boards ~:man '" double figures With EASTERN 171 1 1~ and then started • tremen· plays, · Iland zipped in lor another e na con ' 0 as in the third period and the Fal- l pomts. . Pick Up FREE Ticket, : dous uphill battle which found But the 1\agles had three lads !'layup but this time Raymond missed and a gre<~t game had I be I The varSity game was a last Mike Martin, 2, 1·2, 5, Dick , No Purch15e RequirfHI . them only a single point behindiwho were tearing tl)e nets.with Sisk brought it back at 59-58. ended great comebacks by both :cons gan to IJiake hay. Mar· , movlng exciting one .all the Douglas, 8, '9-lt, 25. La_rry Certified Gas Stillion at halftime. They c~me roar-~double figure etlorts. Slashing ISpencer tied it with a free .clubs. shall rebou~dedone In to g•ve ,way .. and both dubs p.ayed de· .Spencer, I. 2·2, 4, Charles EJch-1 538 W. Main St, Pam.roy lng back m the thmt permd 6-0 senior forward Dick Doug-~ one at the three minute mark, ! It clearly was little 5-7 sen- the Falcons their fm.t lead of IservJng ball. Imger, 8, 2·3, 18, DeMIS New- 1 logo aht!ad by four at the final las hit on 8 driving shots and but now Newland stole a pass'ior gGard Dennis Newland who the game at 27-26. The score , .. Don Roush, 1,1 lurn, but. then saw the Eagles made 9 of 11 foul$ for a fine 25 1~o go all the way and give East- ignited the Eastern winning raJ- traded hands then some six stage a fme last minute spurt point.s. _Senior guard Charles Iern the lead for the first timely with 12 points in the final times Dr so untll halfway to snatch away the glory. In Eichil)ger had piled up . 18 .in si!vernl minutes. perlod to bring his supporting i through the penod Marshall amongst the hectic actlof!, points before he left midway of I Mike Fry twisted in for altotal to 17. Icanned another to put the Fal· ! ; both clubs scorched tile netsJthe fourth quarter lO narrow mfty, and when Douglas and : ('ORS ahead 38-35. Newland I ·.._ at better tllan a 4(t per ~ent, the gap to 50-48. . Sisk traded, it was still dead· Actually, both. c~ubs were Iswished one, but Mike Fry hit \~nd th~ FalcDns barely .m1ssed 1 With just over five minutes tven 63-63 with two minute::~ to hot from the field and each two fouls and Denver Gibbs I l'"ttl'ryffig 50 per cent. jto go now, Eichinger picked up go. scored twenty-five field goals. rattled a jumper to make it ~aharna's senior forward · a loose pass and headed jor the Newland was fouled, made The game then was decided at 42-37 for the Falcons. Eichinger Save 33%-72:d4 Beacon Dc.vble Bed Moke. Fry held lhe hot hand of , lieing points. Bill Marshall set both, and Eastern took the lead. the foul line where the Eagles and the red hot Mike Fry trad.. . Size Fully Automatic Elec. Blanket t~e mght and nearly turned the sail ""fighl "l:ieh1nd and nearly· Now, Douglas went - high to had five more shot."! aod made ed a pair of goals to bring it t11 tide for the Falcons. Mike rip- made a great block, but the block a Wahama shot, caught four. Personal fouls were exact· 46-41. Douglas made a free ped the cords for 12 fielders 1 momentum ca rried bottJ lads the ball and went the full length ly the same, discounting one of- one, but Fry hit again to make ; Spe-cial Low, Low Pric:e and 8 o_f 9 free-throws for a ' into ~h.~: wall.~ few words were of: th~ court ttl salt It away 1tensivefoul, but the locals ~Iss- it 48-42. Eichinger stole a loose N•w Deluxe 8 Speed "Sorid Shft" game h1gh_of 32 . The Falcon exch_PJlg~ : W1d both had to land drop the FalcDns four be- . ~ on sever!Jl one-plus sJtua- ball and just beat the horn as ; ELECTRIC BLENDER - - - forward h1t on JUmpers, drive leave the game. A series of foul hind at 63-67. Mike Fry wastedlt10ns. he brought the. count to 48-44 1 ' · d ·-'~ By Umte Press Interaatlooal possession 't.!Skeiball. W.M. Vaughan Will Rereive -11• N w h · ! Eastern R'l.. I~SJ to ip .a .ama 11·~ 67 in Barnhurner ~:y~~;"':.~~~h~:::~~o:::: 1 ~~~~~~~~<~:~~ . Basketball SAYS .. A - It Is a matter of quan· .tlty. The amount of current Used in electroconvulsive shock Veatments is small compared lo-th.e amount that would in"jure the nervous system. Fur· 11\ennDre, it is <!arefully con'trolled in the hospital. This is only one example in which a little of something is good but a: lot is not necessarily beUer. ' Q - My doctor says I have hardening of th" arteries in the back o, my eyes. Js there anything I c.an do to Improve ~y failing vision? A - There is no CIU'e for hardening of the arteries in t the retina. Prevention consists ~the early treatment ol high 'A iood pressure anrt eating a diet low in oaturate<t fatty acids. ., Dayton ~ats Miami .,_=s~~e~:: .... DOCfOR MerVOUs disease? I 8 cyl., std. trari1. with over drive R&H Wos $1095 · Now Only $895 1965 Mereury Monterey~.... ~ --::-.....,;;. 8 cyl., std. tr«nt., power ste~ ~ •.~ ,., "'~ ~ Was $1995 Now Only $1795 , CHEilPIES TAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY ..... ·-:-- ~· · . '- UUi: r'•·M~t:) * Come on In ••• tode,yl .., L ~ ' • * * * Up to 45 miles per tl961 Dod.. 4 Dr, 6 cyl. Aut. Irons., radio & heat, ga11cin t1960 Doclt• 4 Dr. 6.tyl. Std. trans. 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Call Badlng and tile stifi waters of. the canal, That ended the family break· Japanese plane as It head6il that day, and we had no Second, lhe Japanese never get hlm 011 it right away." land Mlly a lew people were tast that my Wife and son and 1 across town toward Pearl restrictions or inference. came baqk. They h!'!l Ul If Riley hadn't been such a i stirring around as it was only 8 were about to dls into. There Harbor. l wat<hed the anU· We covered lhe hospitals, tile completely at tlleir mercy and stickler lor protocol I wouldn't o'clock and nearly everybody . was a whistling sound and a aircraft lire, but It all seem,ecl pollee, and of course, the could have taken over Hawaii have been one of the fll"st to was sleeping in. loud crack as a shell landed at to he underneath the attacking military Installations. I never bad they wanted. hear about the attack. AQirY At First Lewers Road and Kuhlo Avenue Japanese planes. did see John Bading again. He Third, !bel' never bombed Riley was editor of the Star- Including Badlng. When I ta the beart of Walklkl. 11 was Riley suggested we call In the phoned In several stories, but as Honolulu. The panle would Bulletin, but ne always went gave him the order, his first one of the many American staff to put out an extra. It 1he was a Navy reservist, be probably have caUSed is many through cbannels. That was why rea~tion was anger, but bls sheila that !ailed to explode in lwasn't necessary. Ev.erybody wa! recalled to acti\>y duty easualtlee as tile boritblna. be called me, hls City editor, to Clll'!osity as a repo- over- tlle air and landed in residential began drifting In, r~rters, Immediately and the\ ended his There were no adequaf4. antialert John Boding, our military came hla unbappineu at being areas. printers, circulation lltBI)&aets. newspapor~ng career for ua. aircraft defenses of the, city, where the dance was and we reporter. roused out Ill bed, and he gave 1 ordered the family to stay Before I knew 11 practically my MUitary Taraett IIDiy and they could have levelled tile got there real tate. Afterwards As had been his lifelong habit, me a resigned ''OK, I'll start Indoors and headed downtown whole staff was there. Nob&iy Four thins• saved ua In entire city with · bombs and 1 stopped at an "Open A II Riley. was down at the Ster· checking" bel~ he slammed fer the offi~~ee miles away. panicked, th~re was no lea~. Honolulu. The first was that the IJlcendlarles. Night" restaurant which, of Bulletm practically every Sun· down the '!'e1ver. 1! w_a,s y eef!e 'fei!Hng -~ the Everybody JUSt naturally '' : Japaneae stuck to military And.the.fourth thing that ,Baved course, was closed. To top this day morning, and though his I had JUSt replaced>- t1le streets were deserted; you had gured there was solng to be a targets. True~ there wore ~me us was they never Invaded. An off I bad a flat tire, and by that Merchant Street office was receiver when the phone rang the feeling you were ving paper, and they all headed down short rounds and , s6me bOmhsfinvaslon would have beet Ume 1 felt like crawling Into a seven miles away, the first again. It was a woman, and all through a ghost town. or In the to put it out. dropped, b~t they wore after preceded by naval bOmbard· bole and dying. bombs raltled hls windoiVll, andlshe said was: ''Howard, the distance the huge ,pillar of We ran three extras that day the ships and the alrOelda, andmlOnt and prolonged bombard· Although 1 know the girl almost by instinct he called me Japs are bombing Pearl liar- smoke hung over Pearl Harbor and were about to put out a never bothered the civilian Iment. II Oltlld have heel probably never wants to see me to phone John. bor." like an evil. black lin!. tourth when we had to stop areas. Many people who were hldeoua. again, Is there any way that 1 Where I lived In Waikiki 1 I, didn't know then, and I Jap Plaue because of the blackout. We . . could possibly ask her to go everything was calm and don t know now who she was. Just as 1 ran acroS& Merchant covered the 1tory just as we 2-Dally Senbnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 7, 1968 By HOWARD CASE Written lor Uafted Press btteruatiaasl HONOLULU IUP!)-AII edl· tor Riley Allen said that 1 HELEN HELP US! yuurn ASKED FOR IT! . This column is for yolll!g pepie, their problems and pitasures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, It welcomes laughs bltl won't dodge a serious question wilb a brusiH>ff. Send your teen-age quesUons to YOUTH ASKED FOR .~~: care of Helen Help US! "= newspaper. TRY, TRY AGAIN out with me once more? May· be I could redeem myseU. I Dear Helen: really like her a lot. - GIRL SHY Dear Shy: My I.G.A.P. (I'm guessing again perception) says your girl is wondering fiiht now. "What did I do wrong?" "Why doesn't he call?" When both suffer from the "Whatifs/' - "What41 be-she doesn't like me?" - neither wants to make tile first move for fear of beiog rejected. So there's no second date, and a budding twosome ends up bloomin' lonesome. Make basta to the telephooe, chum! -H. Dear Helen: Jly Wa}'ltt G. Brandstadt, M.D. An article in your columo That the President tf the shocked me into some sense. United States should be plague- 1 am a 16-year-old girl and, ed with hoarseness is not sur· like the girl described by prising, as this is common "Mrs. Nobody/' I have been among orators, singers, preach- flattering an older married man ers and all who must speak or who has !hown interest in me. sing a lot in public. Since Whether or not I am the girl there are several causes, any· referred to by Mrs. N. I would one whose hoarseness does like her to know one thing: not clear up in two weeks Neither I nor any other young should have a careful examina- teen has any intention of wrecklion of his vocal cerds. In a re- mg an obviously happy home. cent study of 1,000 cases of But as you said. Helen, I guess hoarseness the most frequent I was trying out my sex appeal cause was polyps, a small on a "safe subject." grapelike growth attached to It it will make Mrs. .N. feel one or both cords. This was the any better, I've decided, after diagnosis made in the case of readin& your answer, to pracPresldent Johnson. tice on guys my ov.n age! Persons with these polyps WITLE Ml~ jiiOBODY are usually past 40 and heavy Dear Miss N.: · smokers. Their hoarseneS!I us- You aren't Mrs. Nobody's ually ifOWS worae as the day teen, but I certainly hope the goes on. Drinking alcohol also real Junior Siren follows your makes it worse. The lesions example! - • are benign and if. when they NO TIME FOR FRANKNESS have just started, tile voice Dear Helen: is rested and the use of alcohol How does a girl tell the par· and tobacco is discontinued. ty she Is baby siWng for to they may disappear apontane- clean her house and kids before ously. When they become chr<> going out?. I don't mind taking nic, surgical removal is the care of children but a dirty only eHective treatment. house gets me down, and this The second most cornmou hoU.'ie is constantly messy. canse is cancer of the larynx. DISCOURAGED Sl'I'I'ER That is wby all persons with Dear D.S.: . persistent hoarseness shoold I know a g~rl who solved this be examined by a Ull"oat spe- problem neaUy and earned her. cialist. Early diagnosis nnd self some extra coins in the barprompt treatment by surgery sain. She made up business or X ray before the disease cards which listed be~ vanous IIPreads to other paris of the !!])OCialtles: baby Sitting; gei> body is the only way this dis- eral hou,. work or ironmg while ease can he cured. on duty; gardening, et<. Then ChrOilic laryngitis is tho •he added her charge per,. hour third most common cause of f~. each, but specified baby hoarseness and is caused by Sitting" included "pick-up jobs shouting postnasal drip smok· and leavmg the house as neat ' assh e f_ound 1't" ing aOO ' exposure to dust-laden · ., highly polluted a~osphere. She diScovered many. women Removal of these causes is the · would pay double to fmd a only treatment that produces clean home ~siting for them, aatisfactory results. aod sbe was m ouch great de• Q - U eleclrlc sbo<k an mand that she cnuld afford to · c be choosy. damag~ ~e nervous system as You to D.S.? _ H. J81..1 sa1d m your column, why ·----Is it given in the hospital for I am male, a junior in high school, and very setback and shy with girls. I have oniy been on one real date, and this was the result of about a year's saved-up nerve to ask out this girl. I was going to take her to a dance. The night was a total flop from beginning to end. 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The lie came on a jumn out of the fire in the final nve F"ndl t C .1 1 San Francisco 17 8 Green h t f 1. h . n. t . ,,~ I ay a apl a S Lo Th . . . . s o r9ID t e comer. ~y udy mmute9 to down t~ Muskies,. Marietta at Morris Harvey t. uis 11 11 Special-Early Ameriun, Basket We-ave $ BB e Mtd • Amencan Confer- Waterman . who led most of the gam~ t W"l . t Detroit J3 14 Wooden fireside Basket · 1 ence favorite Bowling Gre~ Dayton'.s Don May got game Charles Claggit of Denison took o::t~or~rn ~;n~~~~fton Los Angeles 9 16 wdl be afte: revenge when 1t honors w1th 22 yoinls, 15m the game honor:::: with 2.3 points and jFisk at Central State Chicago 8 19 Compl~le Nul Bow) and meets the Big Ten school._ The se~.:ond half. Glmder Torain col· Bob Glasscurn topped the Mus.· :___:_:::_:_:::.=.:::_::::::::____ Tuesday's Results $3.29 only Cracker Se-t - - - · came 1n th e 1as 1 1ew mm· Falcons enter the game With a lected 13 rei.Jounds to lead the kies with 19· . 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Remote Control Other contests tonight include Gallia Academy, victims points in each of the first two formers ready to move in St. Louis at "Los Angeles 2 Rolls of .Foil Extension Cord - - - - - - St. Vincent of Latrobe, Pa., at Nelsonville 61-55 but VIctor games (and he loafed half er starlets will be 6-1 ,.·,niorl Philadelphia at Chicago Steubenville ; Findlay at Capi· er Oak Hill 64-56, is stoking through the Oak Hill encounter). Gene Jackson at a forward, tal; Marietta at Morris Haryey, all fm"llaces for the.wvasion The fast-talking Mit<hell. junior Rod Gilkey at Ohfo College BaskethaU S<OreB W. Va.; Kenyon at Wilmington; lhe Middleporl JaJtets lovingly dubbed "Cassius" af· the s.t junior Jim Gilmore United Prell International Ohio Northern at Bluffton, and night. ter another rapid-tongued aports one guard and the speedy 78 Union (Ky.) 10 Fisk at Ceptral State. . They know, for I figure, has all the moves and omore 5-9 Tommy Spencer at 79 Heidelberg 74 Dayten's - 80-71 victory over i Coach Duke Burson has a deadly accurate eye at ranges ! the olher. 80 Miami 71 Miami topped the state colleg·, lhem in clear, up \O 2.~ feet. 94 Kentucky Gil iate basketbaH schedule Tues.ll stand language, that this Spencer has forged his .~w~~ay~ II>enliSon 64 Muskingum 57 DEALER STORE day night. ln Ohio Conference, Friday ni ght c~ake His favorite tactic this season into a starting positien Ashland 64 ~/"1lone 35 Denison upended Muskinguml bfeak their 66-Gl..I,JIIsketball · in !ll..,,g31lles ti;Js ~n to get tile bench on the basis of Fish )tenn.) 88 Cedarville 74 N. 2nd Aile. MIDDLEPORT, 0, 64-57 and Wooster beat Heidel· son. - · - Jloo. baJI.-eDIJIIIII lo defensive lent feeding and I ~D~uq~u~e~sn~e~74_K~en~t~S~ta~te~7:_z_J!~""'~'"'•••••."••:•••; 0;,;,~J,~~~ 10'J.~~~'~""'~'!'~~·~~~:~~~~~~•»>,.>~ berg 79-74. 1 And the Jackcl; sh"¥14 Jl~ player a~Sfgn<!ll til him In defensive play. 1---~-· __ _ Other action saw Xavier down ! bout as ready as they ever' . conversation, then P. J. Ryal, a 6-'l - - ,..........-· Union of KentucKy "/8-70; Wil- be lor a big one". drive past !br an dsy bird or John Davidson. 6·. lfl berforce trip Kentucky 94-66; Heading down-river i let fly with a Jong bomb w!Ule retreated to tl:r J\shland trounce Malone 64-35; 2-0 wi.nnir.\g, streak,. . the . his opponent i!i off-guard. key and Jack:. ( .~ n ;~ Fisk tf Tennessee tvp Cedar· ca.~;,:e.t their best start in Mr. Burson has tther per- fast 11 win stariing positions, ville 86-74, and Duquesne haps...lS years with a victory in ---------bounce Kent State 74·12. Galiipolis. · ·· - ·-· Dayton . played it close to U1e The big problem at Gallia ehest to take the Redskins of Aca<iemy will he to s!op junior Miami. Alter a close l~rst half, for@t~ 5·11 L~rry . (Cassius) the Flyers took advantage of Its Mitfhell. an · Ali-SI\OAL seJec. chances at the foul line, ron· tlon2il a sophomore, and hDt· trolled the boards, and played tet w~~ ever now .v.:ith ... Florid• TreQ.:Jure Chest. As1t FREE I' ~ Merchants Chrlstma.! ' e\us *NE e PRODUCE BUY SH.ORTENING.... . ,.. ~ CHRISTMAS .• (, WRAP ;j,.- · MARKET We rtstnJtlhe light to Dec MAS · ' · Arthur Friday night while East- tal• :ZS, 21~1, 71. ' ed ba ON- In an old fashion· shots. and all manner of scor· shots ensued and when they '! "' time cuttinc tile margin to •[ After lhe horrendous first at the final turn. ern will be at Kyger Creek lhe l Wahama 7 IS %31f- '1 rn~urner that was lied lng plays,, addmg s~me 10 were all shot, the score stood 6s..67 at 1·02 but Newland jero- period, the Falcons came back Larry Fry started off the fi same night. tEaster• II lZ 1J 'fl ~0 1less t_ an seven .times in the rebound( ~!1)1 Jiile as.s,lsrs. '·- at 52-52. ed it again to make It ti$-S9. in the second stanza behind the nnl canto wJth a nitty to mak; J. Officials· Willison and Moor.; ma period, the VISIUng EasJ. Then junior dmte,t Bill Mar· With Marshan gone from the·Larry Fly ripped the net at strong rebounding and d•fense it 51J.41 but now the Eagles WAHAMA 16'11 · ,' J • ern Eagles rumed a great sllall was playing one of l!io lmiddle now, the Eagles switch- 10:10 to make it 67-69, and !hen of Marshall. Marshall ripped were to" cat<h "·e I Mike Fry 12 8-9 :meback by Wahama when greatest games uhtil the final Ied their attack. Newland roared [l the Falcons stole the ball. But nine rebounds off the boards 1 th :~ : Sisk 2 7 Bill ' ' ' 200 · ey staged their own come· period when he bad to leave in for a goal, but Mike Fry once again, Douglas blocked a blocked three shots, stole th...;~ n e preummary game, , 4 ~ 1 ' 8 · ~ Fr 5 ~ac~ to wm tile marbles In the jmidway through, at which point did It again to tie it 54-all. New· Ishot right off, the banking Ipasses. and the other guys ~os~ had 13 pom~ to l~d t~ l ~e 'Roll: o Yi4 ' as rn rte~rvFel aRe • ~nver Gibbs 1' ~ , 2.'. Ralph !l •na seconds by a narrow 71 ·I tho jumping jack already had fland scampered 1n for another board, then · finally ended up did the scoring . on the other end at · wmover \'e aeon serves · Batey 1 0-1 •2· , Totals 61 cOunt · , pu lied down 17 re bounds an d bldl r e, but aga 1n Fry canned scormg D · 25 . Wanama started with a !rig. scored eight points. not to men· Ia three point play to give the 0·18 to make It 67·71. . Marshall and Mike Fry anny R~r.er was the only Wa· 26. G7: ' ' • , • ld first period to fall behind by tion some fantastic defensive IFalcons a 57·5& lead. Little New..I Th n 1 Fal ht w started controlling both boards ~:man '" double figures With EASTERN 171 1 1~ and then started • tremen· plays, · Iland zipped in lor another e na con ' 0 as in the third period and the Fal- l pomts. . Pick Up FREE Ticket, : dous uphill battle which found But the 1\agles had three lads !'layup but this time Raymond missed and a gre<~t game had I be I The varSity game was a last Mike Martin, 2, 1·2, 5, Dick , No Purch15e RequirfHI . them only a single point behindiwho were tearing tl)e nets.with Sisk brought it back at 59-58. ended great comebacks by both :cons gan to IJiake hay. Mar· , movlng exciting one .all the Douglas, 8, '9-lt, 25. La_rry Certified Gas Stillion at halftime. They c~me roar-~double figure etlorts. Slashing ISpencer tied it with a free .clubs. shall rebou~dedone In to g•ve ,way .. and both dubs p.ayed de· .Spencer, I. 2·2, 4, Charles EJch-1 538 W. Main St, Pam.roy lng back m the thmt permd 6-0 senior forward Dick Doug-~ one at the three minute mark, ! It clearly was little 5-7 sen- the Falcons their fm.t lead of IservJng ball. Imger, 8, 2·3, 18, DeMIS New- 1 logo aht!ad by four at the final las hit on 8 driving shots and but now Newland stole a pass'ior gGard Dennis Newland who the game at 27-26. The score , .. Don Roush, 1,1 lurn, but. then saw the Eagles made 9 of 11 foul$ for a fine 25 1~o go all the way and give East- ignited the Eastern winning raJ- traded hands then some six stage a fme last minute spurt point.s. _Senior guard Charles Iern the lead for the first timely with 12 points in the final times Dr so untll halfway to snatch away the glory. In Eichil)ger had piled up . 18 .in si!vernl minutes. perlod to bring his supporting i through the penod Marshall amongst the hectic actlof!, points before he left midway of I Mike Fry twisted in for altotal to 17. Icanned another to put the Fal· ! ; both clubs scorched tile netsJthe fourth quarter lO narrow mfty, and when Douglas and : ('ORS ahead 38-35. Newland I ·.._ at better tllan a 4(t per ~ent, the gap to 50-48. . Sisk traded, it was still dead· Actually, both. c~ubs were Iswished one, but Mike Fry hit \~nd th~ FalcDns barely .m1ssed 1 With just over five minutes tven 63-63 with two minute::~ to hot from the field and each two fouls and Denver Gibbs I l'"ttl'ryffig 50 per cent. jto go now, Eichinger picked up go. scored twenty-five field goals. rattled a jumper to make it ~aharna's senior forward · a loose pass and headed jor the Newland was fouled, made The game then was decided at 42-37 for the Falcons. Eichinger Save 33%-72:d4 Beacon Dc.vble Bed Moke. Fry held lhe hot hand of , lieing points. Bill Marshall set both, and Eastern took the lead. the foul line where the Eagles and the red hot Mike Fry trad.. . Size Fully Automatic Elec. Blanket t~e mght and nearly turned the sail ""fighl "l:ieh1nd and nearly· Now, Douglas went - high to had five more shot."! aod made ed a pair of goals to bring it t11 tide for the Falcons. Mike rip- made a great block, but the block a Wahama shot, caught four. Personal fouls were exact· 46-41. Douglas made a free ped the cords for 12 fielders 1 momentum ca rried bottJ lads the ball and went the full length ly the same, discounting one of- one, but Fry hit again to make ; Spe-cial Low, Low Pric:e and 8 o_f 9 free-throws for a ' into ~h.~: wall.~ few words were of: th~ court ttl salt It away 1tensivefoul, but the locals ~Iss- it 48-42. Eichinger stole a loose N•w Deluxe 8 Speed "Sorid Shft" game h1gh_of 32 . The Falcon exch_PJlg~ : W1d both had to land drop the FalcDns four be- . ~ on sever!Jl one-plus sJtua- ball and just beat the horn as ; ELECTRIC BLENDER - - - forward h1t on JUmpers, drive leave the game. A series of foul hind at 63-67. Mike Fry wastedlt10ns. he brought the. count to 48-44 1 ' · d ·-'~ By Umte Press Interaatlooal possession 't.!Skeiball. W.M. Vaughan Will Rereive -11• N w h · ! Eastern R'l.. I~SJ to ip .a .ama 11·~ 67 in Barnhurner ~:y~~;"':.~~~h~:::~~o:::: 1 ~~~~~~~~<~:~~ . Basketball SAYS .. A - It Is a matter of quan· .tlty. The amount of current Used in electroconvulsive shock Veatments is small compared lo-th.e amount that would in"jure the nervous system. Fur· 11\ennDre, it is <!arefully con'trolled in the hospital. This is only one example in which a little of something is good but a: lot is not necessarily beUer. ' Q - My doctor says I have hardening of th" arteries in the back o, my eyes. Js there anything I c.an do to Improve ~y failing vision? A - There is no CIU'e for hardening of the arteries in t the retina. Prevention consists ~the early treatment ol high 'A iood pressure anrt eating a diet low in oaturate<t fatty acids. ., Dayton ~ats Miami .,_=s~~e~:: .... DOCfOR MerVOUs disease? I 8 cyl., std. trari1. with over drive R&H Wos $1095 · Now Only $895 1965 Mereury Monterey~.... ~ --::-.....,;;. 8 cyl., std. tr«nt., power ste~ ~ •.~ ,., "'~ ~ Was $1995 Now Only $1795 , CHEilPIES TAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY ..... ·-:-- ~· · . '- UUi: r'•·M~t:) * Come on In ••• tode,yl .., L ~ ' • * * * Up to 45 miles per tl961 Dod.. 4 Dr, 6 cyl. Aut. Irons., radio & heat, ga11cin t1960 Doclt• 4 Dr. 6.tyl. Std. trans. 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By combininc both often. ter's Kern at quarterback, who wears a sW! lf.F Since Ohio hieh All-Ohio football reams. sive and defensive vores, the den at f1llllllck IIIII reamed up wllb are under nnlirnited The emphasis in the voting •nnuai iineman·ol-tbe-year bon. Larry Zelina of Cieve!Bl'fl Lawrm:e of Upper Ar- rules, bolb offensive and bv the stare'a aporia wrirers or went to Sandusky's Vic Ma- edlctine and Mike Palmer lington at the defensive tackles. sive "!uads were selected. But sportscasrers and coaches lbi~ lillovsky, a 196-pound guard and Steubenville. Delenal>'e ends we•-e for the first time, UP! year was on defense and biK linebacker. Up front were 24%-pound .of Akron Hoban limited .the squads to and burly linemen. In most Malinovsky went both ways Adams of .Xenia and Pat Ryan of Niles, and"' .~~;lfiii!CIIIIdiiii;;;;i;;;iteiiamiisiiiniisreii;a;;;id.,of;iithreeiiiii , previous years, it was equally ~ell lor lhe unbeaten Br.an Donovan of Wal!el; of Cincinnati l!oie~ fl•shy backs and offensive St,..aks and placing him Watterson at the tackles, Larry londid the middle that received Ute bulk of the a first te~m guard position QuaUI of Dayloo Bei~ont ot · , . votes from all around the state. was slricUy bv choice, since he center, and JU~s M~~vsk~ Capers of Warren, ao But the all-state just ·111 mmnv vote 5 as and Jack Harpmg of 9•nctnnati ~et and Will Fos. ~i• recognized as official by the · Moeller. The offensiVe ter of lo!asoillon, a fine lllllback, rlla: DAYTON <UP!) _The board Ohio High school Coaches were Tom Ecrement of Canton were named oo the defensive diredof! of Dayloo Power socialion, showed overall Glenwood and Cecil New team as linebackers, alone wllb 1 Ligbl Co. approved lionday ance on both the offensive and Hamilton Taft. . Eric Skinner of Dayton Roth. "•k lito PillE Ticket, ew construction for 1967 total· defenstve squads. There were some great The defensive backs were ~ PvrchiNI~t~uited ,g oearly $46 million. Back-of-tile-year honors went outs on the first defensive Kidd of New Philadelphia, Raft<· II Ctrtl,... G.tto Sillion · to a bone-cracking fullback, team, which inchMied a dy Cooper of Lima Senior, IHW.Moho a. p MPSI olthe money will go in- Leophus Hayden of Dayton a linebacker. pound tackle and a couple two-way players, and • electri' geoeration a o d Roosevelt, who averaged The offensive backfield boasts cornerbocks that olso were ~;;·~'~Cincinna~~~~~T~af~t,~~======= ·.ansrms~non fa.ct.lltles which yards with 1,223 yards and a quarterback who carried for cenent offensire pl•yer. p ill be own"!. )omUy by the points for the Teddies this year. yard•, threw for 9115 more The biqest boy of !bern JP&L.' the Cmemnah Gas and Hayden edged quarterback Rex and scored 13 touchdowns. '11le was Alex Davis of H~~~~~~ FOR CHRISTMAS 1966 ~ectnc Co. and. the Col~bus Kern of Lancaster for the f1rst string backs, all the tar- Garfield, wbo made thiQ:s 1d Southern OhJo Electnc Co. back recognition. Th' directors allocared $15,- 1· The job of picking the top fi.OOO for a 440,000 - kilowatt hneman was a real stickler, 1nerating unit being added to te Beckjord station of the Cin- 1 Flpt Reoults ~tRali Gas and Electric Co. I B~ Ualted Prtts: Interutiooal od $2,328,000 for the firs! unit , I fENNA <UPIJ - Harold be built at the J. M. Stuart Jolmson, 181, Philadelphia, outl'&erati:lg station o• the Ohio 1pomted Pekka Kokkrmen, 179. lver. · fmland (!D). 1 Oltler projects for which 1961 1 mds were allotted were: a . LONDON (UPI) -Billy Walk- ~ Give her a &itt .she will ew substation northeast of er. 193, Britain, stopped Ray reaDy appreciate- this idney, .a 69,000. volt line from Patterson, 195, New York (8). Christmas . . . a new Portable- or Cabine-t Model lew Carlisle to Vandalia, a 1 While Sewing Machioe. !eW transmission line to tie the NORF'OLK, Va. 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Larry Zelina of Cieve!Bl'fl Lawrm:e of Upper Ar- rules, bolb offensive and bv the stare'a aporia wrirers or went to Sandusky's Vic Ma- edlctine and Mike Palmer lington at the defensive tackles. sive "!uads were selected. But sportscasrers and coaches lbi~ lillovsky, a 196-pound guard and Steubenville. Delenal>'e ends we•-e for the first time, UP! year was on defense and biK linebacker. Up front were 24%-pound .of Akron Hoban limited .the squads to and burly linemen. In most Malinovsky went both ways Adams of .Xenia and Pat Ryan of Niles, and"' .~~;lfiii!CIIIIdiiii;;;;i;;;iteiiamiisiiiniisreii;a;;;id.,of;iithreeiiiii , previous years, it was equally ~ell lor lhe unbeaten Br.an Donovan of Wal!el; of Cincinnati l!oie~ fl•shy backs and offensive St,..aks and placing him Watterson at the tackles, Larry londid the middle that received Ute bulk of the a first te~m guard position QuaUI of Dayloo Bei~ont ot · , . votes from all around the state. was slricUy bv choice, since he center, and JU~s M~~vsk~ Capers of Warren, ao But the all-state just ·111 mmnv vote 5 as and Jack Harpmg of 9•nctnnati ~et and Will Fos. ~i• recognized as official by the · Moeller. The offensiVe ter of lo!asoillon, a fine lllllback, rlla: DAYTON <UP!) _The board Ohio High school Coaches were Tom Ecrement of Canton were named oo the defensive diredof! of Dayloo Power socialion, showed overall Glenwood and Cecil New team as linebackers, alone wllb 1 Ligbl Co. approved lionday ance on both the offensive and Hamilton Taft. . Eric Skinner of Dayton Roth. "•k lito PillE Ticket, ew construction for 1967 total· defenstve squads. There were some great The defensive backs were ~ PvrchiNI~t~uited ,g oearly $46 million. Back-of-tile-year honors went outs on the first defensive Kidd of New Philadelphia, Raft<· II Ctrtl,... G.tto Sillion · to a bone-cracking fullback, team, which inchMied a dy Cooper of Lima Senior, IHW.Moho a. p MPSI olthe money will go in- Leophus Hayden of Dayton a linebacker. pound tackle and a couple two-way players, and • electri' geoeration a o d Roosevelt, who averaged The offensive backfield boasts cornerbocks that olso were ~;;·~'~Cincinna~~~~~T~af~t,~~======= ·.ansrms~non fa.ct.lltles which yards with 1,223 yards and a quarterback who carried for cenent offensire pl•yer. p ill be own"!. )omUy by the points for the Teddies this year. yard•, threw for 9115 more The biqest boy of !bern JP&L.' the Cmemnah Gas and Hayden edged quarterback Rex and scored 13 touchdowns. '11le was Alex Davis of H~~~~~~ FOR CHRISTMAS 1966 ~ectnc Co. and. the Col~bus Kern of Lancaster for the f1rst string backs, all the tar- Garfield, wbo made thiQ:s 1d Southern OhJo Electnc Co. back recognition. Th' directors allocared $15,- 1· The job of picking the top fi.OOO for a 440,000 - kilowatt hneman was a real stickler, 1nerating unit being added to te Beckjord station of the Cin- 1 Flpt Reoults ~tRali Gas and Electric Co. I B~ Ualted Prtts: Interutiooal od $2,328,000 for the firs! unit , I fENNA <UPIJ - Harold be built at the J. M. Stuart Jolmson, 181, Philadelphia, outl'&erati:lg station o• the Ohio 1pomted Pekka Kokkrmen, 179. lver. · fmland (!D). 1 Oltler projects for which 1961 1 mds were allotted were: a . LONDON (UPI) -Billy Walk- ~ Give her a &itt .she will ew substation northeast of er. 193, Britain, stopped Ray reaDy appreciate- this idney, .a 69,000. volt line from Patterson, 195, New York (8). Christmas . . . a new Portable- or Cabine-t Model lew Carlisle to Vandalia, a 1 While Sewing Machioe. !eW transmission line to tie the NORF'OLK, Va. (UP[) Choose from our manr )arby substatiol at Marysville Bobby Foster, 179, Washincton, hne rnodelt priced from $59.50 ••• Moat Medel• Awllablo 1 the new Blue Jack substation D.C., knocked out Leroy Green, 10rtb of Bellefoataine, i new lBa, Kansas City, Mo. (2). 11,1100-voJt line into Jefferson- ~ lille, new substations at Yel- SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP() .Qw Springs, New Lebanon and - Fred Lewis, 177, McCieJlan Pomwoy, 0. 115 L s-nd St. PT. PLEASANT and two gas projects in I' Air Force Base, stopped fred MIDDLEPORT IIIJII"'Roots, 118, Sacramento (I) I By ROBERT GRIMM Ualletl Prest IDteruttoaal COLUMBUS IUPI) -Young. :ers who cootributed the out:anding thrills and chills of bio's 11116 season carne in lor . With Coupon And 'l1te Purehase of Any Charm of Your Choice For Only 50c -=~ Hollywood llyto r1 Spare Ribs. ••... _. •. 59e C&SOEHas ~hare of 200 New Work MORE SPORTS t WRKEYS II • • r II+& n&.2161111ollll.sk ••••I % GR.OVER'S STUDIO · - ·"""' ·" BIG ........ . MARKETS e e e AT RACINE LYONS MARKR"~ WAID CROSS SONS e e AT TUPP~RS PlAINS AT RUTLAND e '" .... ICE CREAM Y, gel. BUTTERMILK 2 4Sc 79c 11rton . Qaees-Its ..,. .. ,.. .,29e ....... Powdered or Gl11ed KIDNEY BEANS FRUIT COCKTAIL HURON MILK 12 PORTIONS REGULAR 39c PKG. 3 $1 .00 S199 pkgo. --,I\ ..... - ...,_;;). ·~~ ' ..,., "'""• ·IG;;:. • • • • SUPER SPECIAL I... CHARMIN ASSORTED COLORS c APPLES ROMES-WINESAP GRIMES GOLDEN & RED DELICIOUS . , . , , .. '13 Cl~l $1 .19 .00 Florida Thin Skinned doz. c 10c ::~· 69c PICftiCS can lb. e e e t e I t • ~~ Bean Coffee .••.•••••• 3 Stokely 41b.bag 39( PORK CHOPS End Cuts lb. c Center Cuts lb. 69c 00 - 0 • . . .. - .. · -- .. ---- . . ..... .... -·- .. 0 ~ ~ ~ · · ~· O NO - ·OO O o _ . . : :........ In The '· ~" ... ·... ' 'r•i · Applesauce )(_ ..... BOB EVANS SAUSAGE Tissue roll 41e ""'· 2 lb. 10c SANDWICHES HAM llor Ktot 3 '"~ 89e Chunk Tuna ,, Det~t~eat . .(JOe Off) ' .. Cleatlm' fZ~ Off) Ajax. giant box ~- ...... Pork & Beans .•,. .•••.• 6 11....... $1 Crest e...,. U·oz. ; can Win Up To sSOO CASH • • • • •••••• Ice Cream ••.... _. _.. __ .... _.. _____m:.sac • \io .. ,. PLAYING 59e "Deck 0' Money" Ill. 29e COttage Cheese •., .•....•••••• "'"· I K._ Ploln or lultlnnttk t"' Sandwie.h Bread . __ ... . . . . . . . . 4 _ $1 \ ·-' Am Mil Plaftn l1,....t -·- SOt-. Ptoln, .. . -·- ..... 29e . or CIMI- Donut&: ......................................... . . ..... 19e lOc Florida Oranges hew F~ ......... Bibb ••...•. t• •• •• • eM WITH COUPON 1G ·.-H ....... c-... tOI" VA~ut ITAMI"I 1r lllp. Jt/ltlll lb. ... 29e 19e TOI" VALUI STAMI"S ,...,, HI. ...... Kiolor .. ; \.,..-. "''1r1nd Gttelfni ••• Exp, UJit/111 • '" ' •' !SO ExTRA TOI' YALUI llTAMI'S * ll:lp, 12/t0/16 29c 29e 69e SAVE JOe . CRISCO 75c Willi This ~ F.xp. 12/10/16 t •· can K tG ISO EXTRA TOP VA~UE STAMI"S -o... I ..... Hollolor WINih "'""' Celery Hearts ... .::! • h _.. _ n""'....· .:~pmae s.....wRaisins .••• 2 ~- All Produce At kf'l9tr Is Gulranlltd Te le Sunl1st Frtlht I OOUPOMtOOD ....... . .DI \ F~ Leaf ....... . 1rc1ralt,. Rtmllnt, .,. ;f; Endive . _. . . 'f '""' Yo can Exp. 12/10116 * i 3-lb. ''"" MW K._ ,.._ 100 E,J.TRA - : t .• tht Oll'l&llfttl', ll'lllodtnMlllo....,...ol Coffee Cake . 1.................. 87e ISO EXTRA TOI" VALUI! STAMI'I 1 ............ ~ lllcod 0.00 lip. W/18/18 ' ;. • ......... .. brand, .... " lon LH : l• I l'or Ndt -•lnor of old opt-, ... much iplte It In ' : $ CRISCO Toilet Tissue I·'"" ........... 31e KTissue -:' ; &..try a- C...., Margarine ....•.•.••••.... _.. 5 ! .. 95e Cream Pies ............. 4 :=:: $1 .. ,...., No Purcha&e Required Dotoor NYioM ..-· 88~ ..Kroger _... Milk __ .. _. _. . • 7 :. $1 Scope _ _ _ _ , ... 61c ...... PREE " ' - .bollololo ototiK_.-. Fruit Cocktail . _. _. _. . 5 ~~~ $1 Movlll l'icol. & Gortlo ' .I • I _Ori~··N· 0 --0·----·--- $1.79 Fig Bars - - - 2 u..49c Rol1s .... _..... 69e . Pork Chop Sale 69e ·~-- · lira 1M Chii- .. 49c .99 6-lb. Lotlu<o Fresh, Lean and Tender lb. "MoluiwlC" Canned Whole Fr1111h or Smoked I I .... lit Yoluo - Sociables • ,. ,. *PRODUCE BUYS "- ' $1 · PINK SALMON DEL MONTE 7c:~~ s1 DOG &CAT FOOD;i~·~ DELMONTE Pean Sandies -. ......- 49e I! ....--· TANGERINES .• J::L\ARllTIEs ... ALSO FROSTING MIX--- pkg. SUPER SPECIAL!. . . !~STANT COFFEE BUY! \ ~ 3llb. No~.!~ Sc!~ JoAN oF ARc- DONUTS ~ • •4 •99c •CAKE•·MIXES• BAKERY DEPT. BUYI FISH STEAKS 2 RASPBERRY '' Economy Pack . 43e Beef Ribs ••••••••• _ c · cans ••• •• SUPER SPECIAL! ... TREAT TIME qls. FROZEN FOOD BUY I lb. pkg, CHICKEN NOODLE tit. U.SAA. Cbotc. "Cut ,_, Your Fnller" ·' SUPER SPECIAL! . . .CAMPBELL'S ' 99c ........ ~, -"1 ~ ltl-15 lbs. Turkey ---·--····· / Bcmul I ..;. fit ..,. ••••• ."' ' ·1 . . KNtfl' WlrllliM M 1111. ~ ... & :87e RUTLAND DEPT. STORE .... ,. .. 'tDAIRY DEPT. BUYS Best Grade Rich Quality WITurkey ....•..••.. Alaska Peas ..... _.... 4":~: . •••••• ' ' " ' • • ••"' ""'" •• • • •• oa. . Elrp. ll/17/111 -ty ,,.'• o ••wO" Inn K-r 99e Stock Up For ~· .Holidl;s NOW! . Vllolo .,_ ,-..., of Ont 50c Chrrm .................................. _........ _._ $1•09 Itt. ~ Dinners . . •. . . . . . ... $139 .top Job DOWN! . ..... !:"I 37e ..... WIHITllh ~·. Mr. Clean Hold Prices ~ FuU Rib Half 16. Comet We Strive to Jlij)W 810eroed fo Limit Q..nlilil~o. Bneket Steak . ••. Spie &Span -. _.......... 89e 'n.~-JM) ••1111 Olllr V.u • ~l'lttiJ'sl• ••Golor'rt'tddoa ' ........ > THE SEWING CENTER limit ...."""" 99e u.. Y• GDIM-P1rlr: or lltf -. ..._._,: .• 49e Place Your Order Now I 'Loin Sate K,...... Ct., 1"' ... rlthl .. Pork Roast .•••... Cascade POLAROID CAMERAS . GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS _,....,., tht .. - ON PAGE ] I Ooo 21 ICMol l'toW PURL CHARM IRACELET BoMlouF-Hom IIOEXTRA l'ft- TOI" VA~UII 11'A - ... 1.......... Ptua Exp. ~· ' �' . ' ' '~ ., ; ,I ' 1-Dllly SentiMI, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Pee. ·' 'T, 198tl Recorder is Dancers Last to 3 a.m. in Festival's Die Hard Ball In Chair at • Mason Council :AND RAVENSWOOD - The IOC· breakfast at the camp's dining trd Big H Round and Square l room. the dancers attended MASON - Mrs. dance festival at Cedar Lakes workshops of both square and Jenks, recorder. presided November 25, 26 and 27 was a round dancing. the monthly council me~ir1g very successful affair accord- Saturday night's dance was meeting Mondily evening lng to the chairman who had a full house to dance in t h e town hall. sponsored it, Mr. and Mrs. "Die Hard Ball .. where the The co~nr~ voted to pu:,~~:~ GIRLS' BEAUTIFUL Charles "Slim" Hall. and Mr. etim of the calle~s is 10 stay at two folding t.ables for . . use and to replace a f!rt" .nd Mrs · R· L· "R·n~0 " Handle)' · the m1kes as long as dancers . · ''n w•• ll NEW STYLE The calling staff was compos- will stay on the noor. The last ~rant on Marll~. St. m , ed of AI Schwinabart of Elk t' . d t a Mason. Radar will contmue I COLORFU~ 1p was ca 11 e a 3 .m. be _o · h 1 · th Garden, W. Va., Johnny Lyons useu m e pmg e HOLIDAY of Ashland, Ky., Earl Quesen- Mrs. R. R. Williams and Department in controlling berry of Beckley. Buck Mark- Mrs. Thomas R. Adams were fie through the town. ley of Fairmont, W. Va. and hostesses for the two dances The Water Orfice will Slim Hall of Raveru;wood. Round to assist the chairman. · dosed on the evening of Dance lnsl""ctors were Joe and A new date has been secured ember 2Jrd until January 3rd. Louise McClung of Rainelle, W. for the annual Big H. Festiv2l it has been announced. ASST. STYLES Va. Friday night's dance was in 1967, September 8. 9 and 1~. Attending were recorder Mrs. well attended by area dancers lL is Jelt that Cedar Lakes m Jenks, Councilmen W.!! lter PRICED FROM as well as campers. .September will make an ideal ry, Charle~ Yeager, G••Jr•ell Saturday morning following setting for this area festi\'~ Carson. Roger Hysell Robert Kav Wilson. SAT. · II I Ntw For All Laclln Grand, Petit Juror Lists • • Drawn by Commissioners . ... , PT PLEASANT _ M a s 0 n R. Husse\1. Rt. 1 Point Pleas- Hohr-r Hospital - Vts tlm~ ' J commJ~s · . ioners ant·' UNION · Leona I'd Upton,1 hours 2-4 and 7- p. m. Parf'nts 1 County ury 1 P d. t · \1' d Fred Green (R) and Vallie Ton- Leon Ht. 2: WAGGENER. De · on Y o~ . e 1a rtcs ar . I rand Ia A Newland and Maxtne AI· Adm1sstoasMrs. OLs B g II ~y (D) have- drawn 1e · T 1 k · ' ay or. 121 Jar· son P1~e ; Mrs. : d tit ·urors for the Janu- ridge. Mason. an pe l C 1 J loward C. Samples, .506 Map!{' I ary term of ~ason County tr·' Petit jurors drawn are: nr . . 1he Rev Far! V Cre-! cuit Court w1th ourand JUror s \.' E 11 to d Ja rs H ' · ' · I , .. ¥ . . en.- r · m · · meem, Northup; Mrs. Mrlvin scheduled to report at 9.30 a. Rice, John G. Grueser, Charles I 1 '"'Ia Al l D . M January 2 1967. . w w 1·J. '· ,,gg, 4 en r , rs. m. on . ' . . . Rtce, Harold W. oyan. Calvin H D·nns 117 Pine St · Grand Jurors by distncls are : liam s. Boston. He!iter Lee, Ed~ . ..1at tm R. Georgt, Rt. ARBUCKLE , Donald Sisson •;ward Watterson, uuO b"uy Hea. d· j.\1rs v· .. 1•t1 rs.. '"~h at· ·Ies E . ~an • d p · Fred Cooper, . Russe II "t . PI ,lfl}," CLEND1NIN , Icie ., one, mtol1 . Lo .. . · ~ ·eld • Gallt.polis Ferry and . Dora F. ,, wer RtH~ r no., John l'. Ha ", u neaver, 11,.111.tam J'lVI·. .j t'fs, L~J Violet Lee, Gallipolis :·erry; :den, George U. carder, Melvin I r owe:·s. Rt. .~- Pt. Pleasant; Otho Cossm Le· SuppIe Gran t St an Iey. Loram ' Luthe, .!J,. Pme , Ht. 1. Apple COLOGNE 1• on· COOPER Don F Thomp- C • D. Jan 8 r '-'rove; Oaklev Faudrcc, Pt • • · 1 rump, <:~Jsy e OWSl' ' PI L -I D R 2 Jon, Letart ; GRAHAM, Jack · Frederick Lanier. Ruth Bechtle.: eas~mr : on ~· · · arst. I. ' ' w. Needs, _New Haven and Dor- George Hudson, Otto Reed, ' Pt. llcasant; Ev:lyn A. B~s: I othy Blessmg, Letart ; HAN- Alpha Harnette. Charles Ernest I well, Rt. I, W~st Columbi-., NA~. Mrs. Hersel ,H. Shank, iKay, Freda M. Childers, John Mrs. J::~t:k L. Smith, HI. l. :~ A~hton and John J:::scue. Fraz- !Sebrell, Earl Doss, Rex G<trri- Pleasant. Mrs. K. ~1onJo ~ i ier Bottom: LEWIS Leo Daugh- · !Jon, Kenneth Filkins, Ruy New- C_lmse, Pl. Pleas;.ml ; ~1m Lc•: ' erty, Ht. 2 Pt. Pleasant. Albert leiJ, Sr .. Orlando Walli~ . Paul Young. Pl. Pleasant; Wtl lard E. ; Sl£phens, Rt. 2 Point Pleasant 1H. Allinder, John w. Wuyan, Taylo 1• · Chester : Vtrgil K: and Lawrence Gerlach, Sr.. Pt. l,lack Juniper. Lyle Austin, John- Blackwood, Rt. I. Shade: Mrs : Pleasant; ROBINSON, Arnold son Scarberry, William Me- ' Merle A. Ku_hn. Wellston; Mrs.: Conihay, Olin Blaine, Gerald Harry L: Cnppen. A I ban v; : -. B. Layne, James Keder, Don- Mrs_ ~~!ham T. Gheanng. Wellsaid Grinstead, Leun' Machir. ton; \Villard Burchett. RL 4. George Mccausland, Dr. Wil· Oak lit II ; Mrs. Floyd D. Cot· liam Artrip, Russe ll B. Hoi - trill. H:1drliff : Wil!i;.1 m .1 . Ber- 1 Gauge readings: Gallipolis land. Otis Randolph, Gilbert ter , SL Albans. W. Va.: Mrs. ' 1 Dam 12.2, lS.O. running 12 feel , Barnett, Bernice Holle \I, Dora , Earl \\mk ler, Ironton : and th~ on rollers, Pomeroy . Masan r_Toney, Virginia Rayburn, Ira Rev . !)onald c. Ashton. Jack- I 21.00', Pt. Pleasant out. Hinton :Barnette, Jr. son; .James n. Hull. .Jackson. 1.7! statinary, Kanawha falls t Births - Mrs. Chari~ 5.71 rising, Charleston 19.62 ris- ~ .lJ Sa ndert, Lower River Rd 1• ing. London and Marmet dams I daught~. 2. 17 p. m. r,.,sday: were running one-half fefl. and Mrs. \lerle A. Kuhn, Wellston, Winfield Dam one foot. :daughter, 3 4~ p. m Tu"day: Ohio River - harvey Jordon 1 : Mrs. Otis B. Taylor. 121 Jack down Pike Isla nd 5:45 a.m.: son Pike. son , 4·40 p m. Ttte:-.Pennsylvania down 18. 5: 15 a. , PT. PLEASANT - .J a me s i day . m.; Pollywog down 19, 1:10 a. Beale _Roseberry, 66, Pt. Pleas- I Dischilrge§ - Mrs. C3rl W m.; City of St. Louis up 22. 7 ant. died Tuesday afternoon at · Beaver. Mary Ann Carpenter a.m.; Flag Ship up 23. 4.30 a. his home after a lingering Ill- Mrs. Pete Ch;:IIfins. Mrs. Cleo m. : J. s. Lewis down Greenup , ness. I J. Ch~va lier, Mrs James W. 6·05 p.m.; Boc-K down Green- I He was born in SL Joseph, 1Church. Mrs. Gerald R. Doug- , up 9: 10 p.m.; Alton Zephyr up ' l\1i ssoun. on Se_pt. 5, 1900, a i las. Clarence n. Emrick. Mr~ Greenup 2:30a.m.; Mark M . . son of Mrs. Julia BeLJie Rose- Syl via Fowler, ~Irs . Maud M. : up Greenup 4:50a.m.: Frank- berry. Pt . Pleasa nt. and thr : Johns'ln, Mrs. Julia N. Kirby, Jj 11 B. down Greenup ~:10 a.m.; I late Andrew H. Roseberry . He Mrs. Bertha McCall , ~rs. Ar- 1 OVEC up Meldahl 2:25 p.m.; was a retired farmer and army 1 thur A. McCoy, Mrs. Raymond 1 Barbara Gay up \Ieldahl 2:30 veteran of World War II _ I(;_ McManaway. Mrs. Margarel p.m.; Ravenswood down Mtl- Surviving in dddition to his L. Pritchett, Mrs_ .J0I111 W. Tav-' dahl 4 p.m.: Elisha Woods mother. arl" two brothers, Ow- i lor , Jr .. Edw ard C. Wyekufl. down Meldahl 7:30 p.m.; Valvo- ]ens and F'rederil'k Roseberry. : Mrs. Keit.h SnydPr. Mr!'!. Rob· line down Meldahl 8:45 p.m .; I both of Pt. Pleasan t. and one ert Oavis and inlant dau~ht{'r. Albert Holden up Meldahl 1:50 sistt'r, Mrs_ .Jam~s Kay a.m.; Ann Brent up Meldahl Thomas. Charleston, W. Va. ACTION FlLED 4:20 a.m.: Margare t Lewis up Funeral service~ will be PT. PLEASANT - A civil Meldahl 6:20 a.m . . George 1held Thursday <:~t 3 p. 111 . in ~c tion f1as been filed in the of· Price up Meldahl 6·30 a.m. i Cllrisl Episcopal Chun·h wilh ' fire of tile Circuit Clerk styled Gallipolis DamLucy ithe Rev. Charles A Pitzl"r Vera Morri!-'<111 vs. Evrrt!lt p_ Jane Lucas up 6:15p.m.; Dun- I officiating. Burial wlil be in I Berkeley, Ht. 2 LPtart with can Bruce up 10:30 p.m.: Sem· Suncrest cemetery . Frienfls ! 1he plaintiff demanding Judg· et down 11 ·50 p.m.: Walter may call at the Mohr - Stevens ment against the defendant in WiUiamsor. up 12:40 a.m .; El- l FunNal Home after 6 p. m. to- the sum nl $50 ~ 111ht>sl t·· H gercliff up 4: a.m.; Cathy H. up day , I The action concerns ptJ~·ment 7 a.m.: Vickers up 7.55 a.m. or a promissor~· note. Kanawba river Solvay ' DATE IN HENDERSON down London 6:05 a.m. : Helen PT. PLEASANT - Santa ASK UCENSE z. down Winfield 4·45 p.m .: Claus will make his official hoi · -~ PT. PLEASANT - Harry Mountain State down Wmfield iday visit to Hendersor Friday, Russell Knupp .. lr . 23, Mtddtc8: 10 p.m : F.deana Bosworth up · De(' 16. at 7 p. ~ - to dt !', frihut.e port. and Cunn ie Ann l,lickel. Winfield 12:25 a.m: Baby ; treats l.o the children of llend- 18, Hartf ord. have made an apLear down Wmfield 1.20 a.m.: . erson Santa will b4: at the l11·n- ~ ptcatiun for a marriage license Allen R. Merrill up Wm firld 3 derson Com munily building <Jilt! in the uflice ol the County a .tn.: Fort Dearborn Ul) Win- everyone is invited lo come and Clerk. field 4 am . ' visit with him. ------------. 1 ~ HOLIDAY ALL SIZES FRIDAY TIL I-SATURDAY TIL 9 s Middleport, Ohio 88 SHEER , ·• . ' • - SJ-88 MANUFACTUR!RS . MESH or FLAT KNIT - Asst. Save LINGERIE RIOT! 2 PAIRS Holiday GiftBox~d Beautiful Quilted Styles In Mony Colors SOFT Beautiful Assortment NEW STYLES LADIES HOLIDAY HOLIDAY eSTRAPS eCLUTCHS eSHOULDER BAGS 7 LIGHT SET MULTIPLE TREE LIGHTS c 99 c arrl Mr ~. Vir~il BLwkley . Mr. and Mrs. Rill Merrdith . end Roger. Bf'verl~ . vtsited . with relatives here Saturda}· evening. Pastor and Mrs. Sht>pard. ' Parkersburg, W. Va ., r all(•d a1 i the Williams-Balderson home· Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner •nd dau~hter. Lori, viHil ~d with Mrs. Turner's falher at Mana· , llleld. ...... , .. _-- . .... .. -· ~ , ,__.,.,., HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY 773-5554 Free Delivery e LUMBER e DOORS e WINDOWS ePLYWOOD ePANELING . -· ,_ - __. M1son, W. Va. e ROOFING e PAINTS e Plumbing Supplies eHEATING SUPPLIES ,- , .. ...• • Dec. 3 · · 3 ($20) Prizes WRAPPINGS 3and 4 Roll Pock PACK c FANCY HEAVY PLASTIC TYPE EMBROIDERED ROUND OR SQUARE Reg. $2.59 Value $ 99 each ChOice $ ' "·' . ASST:' COLORS CASES • "' 00 C· Each polr· "MEN'S PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS Men's and Boys' W1rmlined VINYL Dec, 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes SAYS:.,~ • ''Relax this ' ·· Christmas ••• • g1vea BE .... - ,.. ~~ DECEMBER 28 IN CASH 2·$100 1-$75 1-$50 4. $25 1 • $15 2 • $10 PRIZES PRIZES ,, TOTAL $460 ; 1NE Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purchase Necessary Rtgid•r E11:h Time Yau Visit Any of These Stores comfort ;,ir" .'innlnv Numboro Posted Weelcly At Partlcipoting Merchants . owlfjl~c«:Jn Drawing At Homo Bonk Parking Lot At 8:00P.M. SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: Comttte hlm take his ovr BerkHne dtP,Qrtmentl And while you're thtrt, shop fFiho1llfest comfort ;ift you can give - at thlo or'llny othll' s&olonl And a Bt'lklint •• Is a doublt·relaxer • :. fOI yov the ;iver •• .'fin him tht rKtiYtr~ Vi A:";~· t. • •" I • ,• Jqhnoon'o Radio & T.V. Anno's Buuty & D<Mo Shop , Wagner Hudw1re Eb•r'• Gulf S.rvlct 59·95 Eynon's Sohlo Sorvlce Wold Cross ·Sons First Notional Bank Village Cut Rato \,,_R.•cin• Stnict Station Tho Club Restaurant Roclno Fui·Volu Mid. and Up Roclne Gor11• 0 RES S · ''1:-:ehiisT. coioRs · • NEV{ StyLES GLOVES ..... ~· Elch DISH PANS ' ' PILLOW Rooster Planter, ·VIHI, Salt and Pepper, Lomps, Condie Holden, Teo Pots Kitchen PloquM, Cup and Saucer, Pig Bonk Footed Compote, Colt Set Jewelry Boxo1, Pitchers, Hamhurger Prn1 S.rvinq Trays, Fawn Family, Liquor Sot, Ash Troys, ClgoroHo Set Spice Sets, Book Ends, Salad Sots ·. OR PRINTED KiHen and Boot Planter Bobbling Head Dogs Decorated PlotM, Birds, DOLL STROLLERS and BUGGIES SANTA ' GIFTS Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes ,. ' FOILS-PAPE~ 4 ROLL FROM AROUND THE WORLD CHRISTMAS Ia. Dec. 10 • 3 ($20) Prizes box I YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT ' pr. Jumbo P1ck of DELUXE ASSORTED CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS Gin WRAPPINGS . CHERRIES BOOTS with hE'r co usm Pamela Con- : groVf• re('entl y. Howard Rurklrv . MariE'IIa. Spt'nt the wrekrnd wilh Mr 59 HEATING '~ Deluxe Quality , .. ASST. PAPERS AND FOILS CHOCOLATE COVERED WELLINGTON 1 pr. pr. set Fresh Stock Just Arrived 1 Roush's Shoe Store 99 I 1 each i Reed 11e • N Soc1ety otes From PLUMBING i Children• From Men's Lodies From Colors 88 Plumbing-Heating Many Styles To Choose From 1 Pleasant Vallt'y lluspital SVi Admlll<d - !11rs. Guy Sayre. Pt. Pleasant : Mr s. Watson Upton, Leon : Beverly Drnny, Sin Hogsett. Dilfhargt>d , - M~s. Clav~on 1 10 IG 3 -- - - -- - Stahl, West Columb1a : Llsa . Mrli. l. Baldersan IGoodman. Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs.! Mrs Marion Hall has been a Ernest McCarty. Apple Grove: pat ir:ont at the Camden -Clark Alan Fishrr. Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Middleport Hm:pital, Parker~hurg, _Va. r..N~or~a:.:.:N:ibe~r~t.:.,;;H~og~s:•t~t.......-...-...J:==::::::i::::l~;::::i===:J;I Shrila King . B1• tpre. W.vlstLed ANT H0 Ny HOUSE SLIPPERS I' LARGE GIFT PACK BOX Cl eaners MERC~IANTS RACINE Gift HAND BAGS i FINISHING R b• box e New I I \ .:....,....~. n ' ~~:;.~hampwnshtp 1 I 1 Fans to Meet Team Tuesday xavierOhio~;d;:i~nKy. I 88 1 ' SHIRT eHALF SLIPS eWALTZ GOWNS Discount Price ;) mgS J-DAY SERVICE Sizes \ R ·1 box 1-POUND BOX ' ge Shakerattleroll ~~~e :n~~~o:ad ~~~inf: ~~ Scores , eFULL SLIPS 00 COOKIES • All Regular 1 Dt.eS 'fuesday ASSORTED HOLIDAY "GAY NINETIES" DUSTERS Mr•.I!"Seber.ry · ·,!! I eBEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT FOR HOLIDAY GIVING. LADIES' 1 River News \.F :====::::::::::;:- • ' 1 1 $5.47 NYLONS 3 to 6x-7 to 12 '· I .. t I AND Seamless 1 ' (\'!Jimtied. 40• much as 12 polnis at one tlme: scored 18 points and Sharon lead Both learns got off to 1 llow Gregory finished wHh 11. I Tony it to start with PikeviJle taking a · The B~ars outshot Rio Grande 73-71 wit~ a ]Ulll)l ·" "'I frOJll $-3lead with lour minutes gone. fr•m lhe field making 32 ol 68 NEW YORK !UP!)-The Na· league hesdquartm wl~ lilt vm•~·l the ijde at the 4;~ niark. Four minutes la~r the Redmen lor 41 per c.nl, and 1~ ol 21 1 tiona I Football League is not Iparticipating ~ams represenlel _ ~-- __ . were eut in front 12-7. from the foul line for 65.6 per even going to wait until after [ via telephone. 5 :C~,"!;~I~~t Jhn ~~~tz:!• , !o~m~·:. For Coach Paul Bulcher's cent. Pikeville hB<I 39 rehounds i Christmas to exchange its ties. Green Bay (10.21 must 10M 1 "ii ~ k t~ '~ .. h Golden Bears It was their fourth with Woofter getting 13 and A two-team deadlock In either ; its last two gameo 1n1 e ·Sh'eep G afe..,,. "win of the season agaJnst a Maynard seven. I the Eastern Conference or the i Baltimore (84) must win itl aron regory V{HS ou od · · th , The Hannan Trace Wildcats It might have been an ove,r-1 <!d by Kreutzer, mad~ both free •1ng1e 1oss. Out-goaled by eight, the ' Western Conference or both will i last two to pr uce a tie m ' nme from down under, trail- time had the scorekeeper ·t f It th · . t Rd h'L f f , be settled directly on Christmas West. The two teams meet Ulil l was 75-73 or was e secoss agams e men I 24 o 71 rom the . ''Boy what a way to pick a Day, according to NFL Com· Saturday in Baltimore anc ing 22-6 at the end of the first forgotten to set the Towl~ foul~ five wins for the R~en of field for 33.8 per cent, and had Iteam'_ eeny, meeny, mioey missioner Pete Rorelle. ]finish their seasons on ttle Wes• 1 period, to eke out a last minute timer to set off the .. G{I()d -, . add~ Coach Art Lanham. Next en29 of 38 at the foul line for 76.3 mo!" iCoast, Green Bay at Lol 1 50-48 come from behind win when time ran out. ·~ ·. OWlter f&r Ri& Grande will be per cent: The Redmen had 45 ~ Should the Western race ' Angeles and Baltimore at Saa . over the Rutland Red Devils run out, but the buzzer GregorY ,. ·a: Morehead State University rebounds with Bob Mabry. 6-S termmate m a tte belween iFrancisco. Tuesday night at Mercerville. to sound. and the 6-6 aeni&r made Thursda~ night at Morehead, freshman center rrom Dayton, f• Green ,Bay and Baltimore, as 1t ~ Dan Sheets sank a field goal By the time somebody of two at the Jioe 1o cui Ky. Tbe Redmen return home gelting 1~. Sharon Gre~ory had Q did last year, the playofl will be ] Dallas (~-2-11, Sl Loul! (3-3-1) to knot the count at 41-48, and ed there was no time on lead to 78-74 Cap- to meet .Cumberland College nine rebounds and Sam Thorn· NEW YORK !UP!) -The ' held in Baltimore. An Eastern •nd Cleveland 18-4) each havl then Dave Daniels fouled clock, Sam Thornton . Don 'l"rainer fouled. Good of Williamsburg, Ky. at 8 p.m. ton had six. I United press International Iplayoff between Dallas and two games remaining. A three twice, made a one f~r two the Pikeville's Dick Maynard and Good stretched the lead t~ S~turday in the Pt. Pleasant Pikeville (78; - Epling, .- ~ small college basketball ratio~s either St. l ..o~ls or Cleveland w~y t_ie ~t ~-4-1 W?Uid res~l~ II first time and connec••d on a lhe score tied''..~ lfl~77. ' with 1:25 left. Htgh School gym. 1-11· Woofter 7- 4- 18· Good with first place votes and won- j would be held m Oallas. Dallas lose~ both Its _remammt loC ' ' games agamst Washington ana .one free throw to give the a 6-5 junior, made the Maynard fouled Gregory at Bill Woofter, 6-7 senior cen- 6-2-14 ; C<~mpbell 3-2-6: lost records through games of The poss ibility of a triple tie N y k St Lo . be tl 0 . Wildcats a hard fought victory. threw to defeat the the 1:03 mark and GreRory ter, Jed the scoring for the Kreutzer, 1- 0- 2 Willtams, 1 Saturday, Dec. 3, in paren- ~ in th-e East among Dallas. st. ! A~~ t· ~ t. 1 · to~ land 78-77. i· made ene of two but Pikeville Bean with 18 point~. Ralph -1- 3; Blair, 2- 0- 4; Maynard, theses : Louis and Cleveland .slill ex1 :: ts · and;u~~,,erando~~:s Phila~~~p~ia Shortly before the first period Rio Grande put the ball led 17-15: Then Tony Bass got Good had II, and Dtck May- 4-3- 11: and Butcher, 3- 1- I. Ky. Wesleya n (Zll (!.()) 292 and sut'h a til ng le would be in its other game, ended Hannan Trace was down play from the side, Don th_e b~IJ m a . scramble ~ep m nard. and Terry. Eplmg each 7. !olals, 32-14-78. 2_ Southern lJI. (4l (0--0} 243 1resolved 111 tht ~ fashton. Cteve- . · 12-2 b~t tallied four more to er to Tony Bass, with the P1kevtlle terntery and dnbbled contributed 11 pomts R10 Grande (77J - Gregorv 3 E ~ .11 (3' (I O) 229 1and would dr;1w a bye and ho·~t l make •t 22-6 going into the sec- freshman from Dayton the full length of the c:ourt for . Captain Don Train~r, 6-0 sen- 5--7- i'i ; Bass, 7-4-18: MabrY: [ 4: A:~~v;l~ (i~) " 169 !the winner ol' th e St. L<lui~- 1 ond period. The Wildcats still ing at the buzzer. The the layup that knotted !he count lor guard from Beaver, led the 3- 1- 1: Lusetti, 2-3-7 ; Train· 5. Cheyney St. (l J lt·O) 107 Dallas g"me, wh~eh would be 1 Get smoother rol ling. trailed 30-22 at the half and 39- missed. for _the last tune at 77-77. Redmen w1th 22 pomts, s1nkmg er, S- 12--22; Thornton, 2--0- ! 6_ Jndian· St ! 2) !Z.OJ 100 played in St. Louis on Christ-' With a new-car loan. 30 at the end of three periods. Midway the second half . Rto Grande held~ 43-37 ha1f- five goals and. connecting on lt 2; and Doolin, 1- 2- 1. Tnlals, / 7_ Gramb~ing. (2_0, 93 mas D<~ y. The game in ' Look under BANKS or Terry Cremeens paced the Bears mo\'ed out in front of lime lead after leadmg by as of 17 at the hne. Tony Bass 24-29- 77. B. L80g Island . 12 _0) 7:! Cleveland wuuld be IJi ayed on LOANS. In the Wildcats with seven goals and ~;·,9. Pan American II) (2~0) 7fl . New Y('ar's Doy , pushing the , YELLOW PAGES. Where 1 1 10 . Fcesno st. IJ.OI 1 10 game bat'k l your fingers do the Roy Bickel got 10. Dayton 10 Miami Ohio 71 Second 10-ll. Tennessee St. walking. Roger Davis had 19 oints CoUe,e Balke~all ReRUltl. Minnesota 71 Drake 68 ovt Basketball fans In MiddlepOrt President Lewis Sauer, Jr., 64 ; 12. Oklahoma Baptist (2) !!Je arrangements were ~ete.r. P . By United Preu International . . . ' · will "Meet the Team" next presided over a planning ses- j9· 13 North Dakota 58· 14 Sar Immed by the f!Jp of a com m for Rutl and lo Iead the scormg lllhnms Tech 60 Millon Tech 34 . . . · . . ' : · · ' for both team.s Duane Knorr ; Ea!lt _ St. Ambrose 64 Wm. Penn 62 I Tue~ay mght at I _ !pec1al s1on last mght. ~ars1ty. and re- · Dl_ego St. 28: 15. So~thwest l I was sf"rond high with 11 points. St. Frncs (P&.) 57 Wm&Mary 541Greenvlle 78 Lincoln Cbrstn 75 mee~mg of .the ,Athletic Boo~t- serve players will be mtroduc- 1Mtssoun 24: 16: Valparaiso 18 : The win left Coach Paul Dil· Temple11 Lehigh 50 MacMurray 133 Blackburn 88 ers m the high school calelena. ed by Coach Carl Wolle. and j17. Ceolral tOhto) Slale 16: 18. . Jon's Hannan Trace Wildcats L. Island U 93 C. W. Po!!:t 55 Millikin 104 Missouri 78 mov1es of the Pomeroy ~nd Wa- , Pac1f1c Lutheran 15 : 19. St. with a 3·2 record. Hannan Trace Frlgh Dcksn 84 Montclr St 64 Aorora 118 Eureka 84 AHL Stallfll!Jgo hama games. and .posSi bly . the i Thomas 13; and 2D. Tri nit y will host North Gallia (a.!) Fri· Syracuse 99 ' r.ornell 67 Culver Stcktn 93 Ia. Wes. 89 By Uulted l'r<IIIDieraatlonal Galhpohs game thiS Fnday (Texas) ll . I Uay night at Mercerville. Old Dominion 8~ Catholic U 78 Butler 97 Wise. Milwaukee 86 Eastern Division mght, wtll be shown. Others receiving six or more l . Both teams were even on G Wa.shington 78 Richmond 68 .La!.eland 125 Eau Clre Wis. 89 ' Quebec ~j L8 Tj ~ All basketball rans are invit- · points -Central Co~necl.icut, l 1 fteld goals with Hannan Trace St. Jo s <Pa.) 86 Grgetown 82 Milton 82 Rockford 56 ed The group will be receptive ' Carson-Newman. Lamar Tech, 12 8 2 26 to . suggestions for further winw Bethune Cookman. South Caroliconnecting on 21 of 73 for 30 Hofstra 71 Seton Hall 69 Grace 84: Ft Wayne Cncrd1_1. 69 ' Hers.hey ''" cent and Rutland hitting on Cortland St 73 Oneonta 68 St Fran IOi Ft Wayne Bib IIi; ' Balt•m?re 12 6 t ~Iter proJ'ects II has one rnJr,' na St., Albuquerque, Oglethorpe. IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 •• p tt 72 · · · Sprmgneld I 9 3 ~~ ~ · · s th ·• 1 · · · Ott ·b · II P C 0 21 of 51 far 40 per cent. ace w ra Jll. Wesleyan 79 Carthage 71 Providence el em. 1 2 16 4 fl definitely scheduled, the New ~ ea.. . -ouJstan_.J. The Wildcats had 41 rebounds Johnson St61 Cas,tleton St !$ 111. Tchrs S. 139 Judson !11 , Year's Eve dance. Plnladelphta Textile, Southern 0 IR50R 5 with the top rebounder being Sthrn Conn. St8Q· Hun!'r 71 Nrn. Mich. 76 N. D. St. 73 Western D;lsl~n T Pt ! . I U., Seattle (Pactf~e) and St. Second St. Pomeroy 'ick 'th Sheets d Duquesne 14 Kent St 72 Ft Hay• Mo. 116 Krny Neb · · · ' Refreshments will be se!rr~ve"'d:.: . ·..':B~ene~d~IC~ts'.!_l:..· _ _ _ _ _ _ _'!..'!""'!!"'!!"'!!",....,,....,,....,,....,,....,.! 79 Roy S e1 WI 11• an Ptt St95N k12 . , Rochester 13 t I 21 . Daniels h h d e1 ht a erson yac Omaha 72 Neb. Wesleyan 87 . . eac a g , jPrinceton 48 Villanoa 37 W ·ne Neb 84 Midland 75 Ptttsburgh 12 6 3 21 The . Hannan Trace reserves Calif IPa ) Ill Indiana iPa) ' a) . . , . Cleveland 1 9 3 11 won their first game of the sea- S ' cent. Mtch 86 ~ems Mich. 43 Buffalo 5 15 4 II ·on down!•• the Rutland re- 193 Hillsdale 100 Michigan Luth. ~t l T sd ,, R It •.,. MIT 82 Brandeis 57 d Wh ue " ' -.u ' ~erves 28,21 with Roger Wat· Edinhoro 99 Sli r Roek 94 Sl. Jos. 1n . 103 eaton 88 ' Quebec I Rochester I or's 10 pelnts high for the M . N ppe y Ill. Tchrs N. t05 St. Mary Ill 91 (0 I hed I d) .Yinners. WiiUams "'had 10 ror amt 77 e:o:~ 68 Upper Iowa 121 Midwestern 92 1 n Y game sc u e trtland. . 1Navy JIB Ame*" U 81 Morningside 92 Westmar 83 I ROBERTSUN OUT Mland 22 8 9 9- 48 ' Davidson 84 FUnnan 71 Soutbweol CINCINNATI (UP[) -oscar Iannan Trace U 16 8 211-50 Wake Forest 78 Va. Tech 75 IN. Texas St. 9t S. D. St. 8Z Robertson ol the Cincinnati Ratlaad (481 -))avis Il-l- Aldrsn Brdds 73 W Va Tech 63 Southern Metft II Okla. Cty 76 Royals did not accompany hi s team 1o Boston for tonl~hl's 9; Hawkms 4-1-f; Knorr 5- Southern u 10~ Rust 10 1Baylor ~1 Centenary 73 -ll; Weber 0-1-1: Ya r. Louisville 1f)1 SW Louisiana 68 Arlington 86 Tex. Wesleyan 69 National Baskt'-tball Assecialion :roujll 3-+-6 ; Canaday 0-2- , Loyola (Md)94 Wash Coli 73 Abilene Chrstn 80 Agneelo 53 I encounter with the CeiUcs ; . Jrofats~ ~:-!8. . __ l ~yola (La) 91 Tex Christian J5 Sam Houston 34 Midwestern 10 . because of muscle spasms in Aaontlli +'"ce t$8)- Daniels Filetbany 77 Geneva 68 ·· St. thos. 1114 !loustqn \liJ,IIt. IOO J his back. ~2-12; Cremeens 7-1-t5; Texas 114 ~oulsia,na Sl 78 Harding 7~ 'Col! Ozarlii i:ff1'' l,•=========•t. Now ¥10e l-l-3; Btckel 4-2-10: W. Md 76 Frnkln&Marshan 7g Ouachita BapL 66 Hend;!tSJ!n, Sil ; Giving Natson D.-2-2: Sheels 3- 0-6: Citadel !4 Wofford 75 Hendrix 86 Ark. Tkli Bl· - . ' l. Swain 10-2. .Total• 21-11 Bellermine ~7 Centre College 1t Tex. Western 61 E. Tex, st, 30 • Free ·aO. IMI. St. Mary's 84 Rand-Macon Tex. Southern 122 Tex CoiL 102 ' Tickets 65 1 Wesl Your Dependable 1 'A'ITF:RSUJ!i DOWNED : Fisk Co!l 'ttetln) !B' Ce~arville ' San Fran 72 Hardin S!mns 6t Deeler For 1 LONDON (UPIJ -England'S ,74 San Fran St 18 St. Mary's 73 lilly Walker, decked in the : --Redlands 65 Lon~ Beach St 60 , ourth round. came back to round at the Royal Albert HaiL Valley State 99 Westmont 83 I AND mock 8Ut ~ two of Ray Patter- Referee Roland Dakin stopped I W N Mex. 111 Notthn Ariz 103 :on'slront teeth before stopping the hout at 1:45 of the eighth ,Colo Stste til Cal Aggies 71 he New York heavyweio;ht with Patterson virtually de·'l U of Pacific 85 Fresno St 58 Phono WY 2·2550 fuesday night In the eighth fenseless. Cal Tech !I Life 69 Co/le ASST. COLORS 1 1 NFL Deadlock Will Be Settled On December 25 1 DRESSES .99 to Trip Devils "TMM· 1 DRESSES -!fospital News-- e Drops Thriller Rio 'Cats ALL __ sT_AR...,.--. .['' Necessary Ruint Gas-& Service Co. Roclno H...,. Bonk Star Supply Co. Racine Dept. Storo '·•""'· 00' . . p~ .. ,.._ j Elch ~ ----~=---IlL-------~----------------------·----- •• HE~N '. I• I ,I ' I . tM, kkm·Good·hr ALL Dnwlni~ Including the FINAL DRAWING ' ,.1-..J.,:,i" . .. ~" ........... •'-•1•0f "'• o -.L·, .. ' •• .,.....,•, ' �' . ' ' '~ ., ; ,I ' 1-Dllly SentiMI, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Pee. ·' 'T, 198tl Recorder is Dancers Last to 3 a.m. in Festival's Die Hard Ball In Chair at • Mason Council :AND RAVENSWOOD - The IOC· breakfast at the camp's dining trd Big H Round and Square l room. the dancers attended MASON - Mrs. dance festival at Cedar Lakes workshops of both square and Jenks, recorder. presided November 25, 26 and 27 was a round dancing. the monthly council me~ir1g very successful affair accord- Saturday night's dance was meeting Mondily evening lng to the chairman who had a full house to dance in t h e town hall. sponsored it, Mr. and Mrs. "Die Hard Ball .. where the The co~nr~ voted to pu:,~~:~ GIRLS' BEAUTIFUL Charles "Slim" Hall. and Mr. etim of the calle~s is 10 stay at two folding t.ables for . . use and to replace a f!rt" .nd Mrs · R· L· "R·n~0 " Handle)' · the m1kes as long as dancers . · ''n w•• ll NEW STYLE The calling staff was compos- will stay on the noor. The last ~rant on Marll~. St. m , ed of AI Schwinabart of Elk t' . d t a Mason. Radar will contmue I COLORFU~ 1p was ca 11 e a 3 .m. be _o · h 1 · th Garden, W. Va., Johnny Lyons useu m e pmg e HOLIDAY of Ashland, Ky., Earl Quesen- Mrs. R. R. Williams and Department in controlling berry of Beckley. Buck Mark- Mrs. Thomas R. Adams were fie through the town. ley of Fairmont, W. Va. and hostesses for the two dances The Water Orfice will Slim Hall of Raveru;wood. Round to assist the chairman. · dosed on the evening of Dance lnsl""ctors were Joe and A new date has been secured ember 2Jrd until January 3rd. Louise McClung of Rainelle, W. for the annual Big H. Festiv2l it has been announced. ASST. STYLES Va. Friday night's dance was in 1967, September 8. 9 and 1~. Attending were recorder Mrs. well attended by area dancers lL is Jelt that Cedar Lakes m Jenks, Councilmen W.!! lter PRICED FROM as well as campers. .September will make an ideal ry, Charle~ Yeager, G••Jr•ell Saturday morning following setting for this area festi\'~ Carson. Roger Hysell Robert Kav Wilson. SAT. · II I Ntw For All Laclln Grand, Petit Juror Lists • • Drawn by Commissioners . ... , PT PLEASANT _ M a s 0 n R. Husse\1. Rt. 1 Point Pleas- Hohr-r Hospital - Vts tlm~ ' J commJ~s · . ioners ant·' UNION · Leona I'd Upton,1 hours 2-4 and 7- p. m. Parf'nts 1 County ury 1 P d. t · \1' d Fred Green (R) and Vallie Ton- Leon Ht. 2: WAGGENER. De · on Y o~ . e 1a rtcs ar . I rand Ia A Newland and Maxtne AI· Adm1sstoasMrs. OLs B g II ~y (D) have- drawn 1e · T 1 k · ' ay or. 121 Jar· son P1~e ; Mrs. : d tit ·urors for the Janu- ridge. Mason. an pe l C 1 J loward C. Samples, .506 Map!{' I ary term of ~ason County tr·' Petit jurors drawn are: nr . . 1he Rev Far! V Cre-! cuit Court w1th ourand JUror s \.' E 11 to d Ja rs H ' · ' · I , .. ¥ . . en.- r · m · · meem, Northup; Mrs. Mrlvin scheduled to report at 9.30 a. Rice, John G. Grueser, Charles I 1 '"'Ia Al l D . M January 2 1967. . w w 1·J. '· ,,gg, 4 en r , rs. m. on . ' . . . Rtce, Harold W. oyan. Calvin H D·nns 117 Pine St · Grand Jurors by distncls are : liam s. Boston. He!iter Lee, Ed~ . ..1at tm R. Georgt, Rt. ARBUCKLE , Donald Sisson •;ward Watterson, uuO b"uy Hea. d· j.\1rs v· .. 1•t1 rs.. '"~h at· ·Ies E . ~an • d p · Fred Cooper, . Russe II "t . PI ,lfl}," CLEND1NIN , Icie ., one, mtol1 . Lo .. . · ~ ·eld • Gallt.polis Ferry and . Dora F. ,, wer RtH~ r no., John l'. Ha ", u neaver, 11,.111.tam J'lVI·. .j t'fs, L~J Violet Lee, Gallipolis :·erry; :den, George U. carder, Melvin I r owe:·s. Rt. .~- Pt. Pleasant; Otho Cossm Le· SuppIe Gran t St an Iey. Loram ' Luthe, .!J,. Pme , Ht. 1. Apple COLOGNE 1• on· COOPER Don F Thomp- C • D. Jan 8 r '-'rove; Oaklev Faudrcc, Pt • • · 1 rump, <:~Jsy e OWSl' ' PI L -I D R 2 Jon, Letart ; GRAHAM, Jack · Frederick Lanier. Ruth Bechtle.: eas~mr : on ~· · · arst. I. ' ' w. Needs, _New Haven and Dor- George Hudson, Otto Reed, ' Pt. llcasant; Ev:lyn A. B~s: I othy Blessmg, Letart ; HAN- Alpha Harnette. Charles Ernest I well, Rt. I, W~st Columbi-., NA~. Mrs. Hersel ,H. Shank, iKay, Freda M. Childers, John Mrs. J::~t:k L. Smith, HI. l. :~ A~hton and John J:::scue. Fraz- !Sebrell, Earl Doss, Rex G<trri- Pleasant. Mrs. K. ~1onJo ~ i ier Bottom: LEWIS Leo Daugh- · !Jon, Kenneth Filkins, Ruy New- C_lmse, Pl. Pleas;.ml ; ~1m Lc•: ' erty, Ht. 2 Pt. Pleasant. Albert leiJ, Sr .. Orlando Walli~ . Paul Young. Pl. Pleasant; Wtl lard E. ; Sl£phens, Rt. 2 Point Pleasant 1H. Allinder, John w. Wuyan, Taylo 1• · Chester : Vtrgil K: and Lawrence Gerlach, Sr.. Pt. l,lack Juniper. Lyle Austin, John- Blackwood, Rt. I. Shade: Mrs : Pleasant; ROBINSON, Arnold son Scarberry, William Me- ' Merle A. Ku_hn. Wellston; Mrs.: Conihay, Olin Blaine, Gerald Harry L: Cnppen. A I ban v; : -. B. Layne, James Keder, Don- Mrs_ ~~!ham T. Gheanng. Wellsaid Grinstead, Leun' Machir. ton; \Villard Burchett. RL 4. George Mccausland, Dr. Wil· Oak lit II ; Mrs. Floyd D. Cot· liam Artrip, Russe ll B. Hoi - trill. H:1drliff : Wil!i;.1 m .1 . Ber- 1 Gauge readings: Gallipolis land. Otis Randolph, Gilbert ter , SL Albans. W. Va.: Mrs. ' 1 Dam 12.2, lS.O. running 12 feel , Barnett, Bernice Holle \I, Dora , Earl \\mk ler, Ironton : and th~ on rollers, Pomeroy . Masan r_Toney, Virginia Rayburn, Ira Rev . !)onald c. Ashton. Jack- I 21.00', Pt. Pleasant out. Hinton :Barnette, Jr. son; .James n. Hull. .Jackson. 1.7! statinary, Kanawha falls t Births - Mrs. Chari~ 5.71 rising, Charleston 19.62 ris- ~ .lJ Sa ndert, Lower River Rd 1• ing. London and Marmet dams I daught~. 2. 17 p. m. r,.,sday: were running one-half fefl. and Mrs. \lerle A. Kuhn, Wellston, Winfield Dam one foot. :daughter, 3 4~ p. m Tu"day: Ohio River - harvey Jordon 1 : Mrs. Otis B. Taylor. 121 Jack down Pike Isla nd 5:45 a.m.: son Pike. son , 4·40 p m. Ttte:-.Pennsylvania down 18. 5: 15 a. , PT. PLEASANT - .J a me s i day . m.; Pollywog down 19, 1:10 a. Beale _Roseberry, 66, Pt. Pleas- I Dischilrge§ - Mrs. C3rl W m.; City of St. Louis up 22. 7 ant. died Tuesday afternoon at · Beaver. Mary Ann Carpenter a.m.; Flag Ship up 23. 4.30 a. his home after a lingering Ill- Mrs. Pete Ch;:IIfins. Mrs. Cleo m. : J. s. Lewis down Greenup , ness. I J. Ch~va lier, Mrs James W. 6·05 p.m.; Boc-K down Green- I He was born in SL Joseph, 1Church. Mrs. Gerald R. Doug- , up 9: 10 p.m.; Alton Zephyr up ' l\1i ssoun. on Se_pt. 5, 1900, a i las. Clarence n. Emrick. Mr~ Greenup 2:30a.m.; Mark M . . son of Mrs. Julia BeLJie Rose- Syl via Fowler, ~Irs . Maud M. : up Greenup 4:50a.m.: Frank- berry. Pt . Pleasa nt. and thr : Johns'ln, Mrs. Julia N. Kirby, Jj 11 B. down Greenup ~:10 a.m.; I late Andrew H. Roseberry . He Mrs. Bertha McCall , ~rs. Ar- 1 OVEC up Meldahl 2:25 p.m.; was a retired farmer and army 1 thur A. McCoy, Mrs. Raymond 1 Barbara Gay up \Ieldahl 2:30 veteran of World War II _ I(;_ McManaway. Mrs. Margarel p.m.; Ravenswood down Mtl- Surviving in dddition to his L. Pritchett, Mrs_ .J0I111 W. Tav-' dahl 4 p.m.: Elisha Woods mother. arl" two brothers, Ow- i lor , Jr .. Edw ard C. Wyekufl. down Meldahl 7:30 p.m.; Valvo- ]ens and F'rederil'k Roseberry. : Mrs. Keit.h SnydPr. Mr!'!. Rob· line down Meldahl 8:45 p.m .; I both of Pt. Pleasan t. and one ert Oavis and inlant dau~ht{'r. Albert Holden up Meldahl 1:50 sistt'r, Mrs_ .Jam~s Kay a.m.; Ann Brent up Meldahl Thomas. Charleston, W. Va. ACTION FlLED 4:20 a.m.: Margare t Lewis up Funeral service~ will be PT. PLEASANT - A civil Meldahl 6:20 a.m . . George 1held Thursday <:~t 3 p. 111 . in ~c tion f1as been filed in the of· Price up Meldahl 6·30 a.m. i Cllrisl Episcopal Chun·h wilh ' fire of tile Circuit Clerk styled Gallipolis DamLucy ithe Rev. Charles A Pitzl"r Vera Morri!-'<111 vs. Evrrt!lt p_ Jane Lucas up 6:15p.m.; Dun- I officiating. Burial wlil be in I Berkeley, Ht. 2 LPtart with can Bruce up 10:30 p.m.: Sem· Suncrest cemetery . Frienfls ! 1he plaintiff demanding Judg· et down 11 ·50 p.m.: Walter may call at the Mohr - Stevens ment against the defendant in WiUiamsor. up 12:40 a.m .; El- l FunNal Home after 6 p. m. to- the sum nl $50 ~ 111ht>sl t·· H gercliff up 4: a.m.; Cathy H. up day , I The action concerns ptJ~·ment 7 a.m.: Vickers up 7.55 a.m. or a promissor~· note. Kanawba river Solvay ' DATE IN HENDERSON down London 6:05 a.m. : Helen PT. PLEASANT - Santa ASK UCENSE z. down Winfield 4·45 p.m .: Claus will make his official hoi · -~ PT. PLEASANT - Harry Mountain State down Wmfield iday visit to Hendersor Friday, Russell Knupp .. lr . 23, Mtddtc8: 10 p.m : F.deana Bosworth up · De(' 16. at 7 p. ~ - to dt !', frihut.e port. and Cunn ie Ann l,lickel. Winfield 12:25 a.m: Baby ; treats l.o the children of llend- 18, Hartf ord. have made an apLear down Wmfield 1.20 a.m.: . erson Santa will b4: at the l11·n- ~ ptcatiun for a marriage license Allen R. Merrill up Wm firld 3 derson Com munily building <Jilt! in the uflice ol the County a .tn.: Fort Dearborn Ul) Win- everyone is invited lo come and Clerk. field 4 am . ' visit with him. ------------. 1 ~ HOLIDAY ALL SIZES FRIDAY TIL I-SATURDAY TIL 9 s Middleport, Ohio 88 SHEER , ·• . ' • - SJ-88 MANUFACTUR!RS . MESH or FLAT KNIT - Asst. Save LINGERIE RIOT! 2 PAIRS Holiday GiftBox~d Beautiful Quilted Styles In Mony Colors SOFT Beautiful Assortment NEW STYLES LADIES HOLIDAY HOLIDAY eSTRAPS eCLUTCHS eSHOULDER BAGS 7 LIGHT SET MULTIPLE TREE LIGHTS c 99 c arrl Mr ~. Vir~il BLwkley . Mr. and Mrs. Rill Merrdith . end Roger. Bf'verl~ . vtsited . with relatives here Saturda}· evening. Pastor and Mrs. Sht>pard. ' Parkersburg, W. Va ., r all(•d a1 i the Williams-Balderson home· Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner •nd dau~hter. Lori, viHil ~d with Mrs. Turner's falher at Mana· , llleld. ...... , .. _-- . .... .. -· ~ , ,__.,.,., HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY 773-5554 Free Delivery e LUMBER e DOORS e WINDOWS ePLYWOOD ePANELING . -· ,_ - __. M1son, W. Va. e ROOFING e PAINTS e Plumbing Supplies eHEATING SUPPLIES ,- , .. ...• • Dec. 3 · · 3 ($20) Prizes WRAPPINGS 3and 4 Roll Pock PACK c FANCY HEAVY PLASTIC TYPE EMBROIDERED ROUND OR SQUARE Reg. $2.59 Value $ 99 each ChOice $ ' "·' . ASST:' COLORS CASES • "' 00 C· Each polr· "MEN'S PLAID FLANNEL SHIRTS Men's and Boys' W1rmlined VINYL Dec, 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes SAYS:.,~ • ''Relax this ' ·· Christmas ••• • g1vea BE .... - ,.. ~~ DECEMBER 28 IN CASH 2·$100 1-$75 1-$50 4. $25 1 • $15 2 • $10 PRIZES PRIZES ,, TOTAL $460 ; 1NE Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purchase Necessary Rtgid•r E11:h Time Yau Visit Any of These Stores comfort ;,ir" .'innlnv Numboro Posted Weelcly At Partlcipoting Merchants . owlfjl~c«:Jn Drawing At Homo Bonk Parking Lot At 8:00P.M. SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: Comttte hlm take his ovr BerkHne dtP,Qrtmentl And while you're thtrt, shop fFiho1llfest comfort ;ift you can give - at thlo or'llny othll' s&olonl And a Bt'lklint •• Is a doublt·relaxer • :. fOI yov the ;iver •• .'fin him tht rKtiYtr~ Vi A:";~· t. • •" I • ,• Jqhnoon'o Radio & T.V. Anno's Buuty & D<Mo Shop , Wagner Hudw1re Eb•r'• Gulf S.rvlct 59·95 Eynon's Sohlo Sorvlce Wold Cross ·Sons First Notional Bank Village Cut Rato \,,_R.•cin• Stnict Station Tho Club Restaurant Roclno Fui·Volu Mid. and Up Roclne Gor11• 0 RES S · ''1:-:ehiisT. coioRs · • NEV{ StyLES GLOVES ..... ~· Elch DISH PANS ' ' PILLOW Rooster Planter, ·VIHI, Salt and Pepper, Lomps, Condie Holden, Teo Pots Kitchen PloquM, Cup and Saucer, Pig Bonk Footed Compote, Colt Set Jewelry Boxo1, Pitchers, Hamhurger Prn1 S.rvinq Trays, Fawn Family, Liquor Sot, Ash Troys, ClgoroHo Set Spice Sets, Book Ends, Salad Sots ·. OR PRINTED KiHen and Boot Planter Bobbling Head Dogs Decorated PlotM, Birds, DOLL STROLLERS and BUGGIES SANTA ' GIFTS Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes ,. ' FOILS-PAPE~ 4 ROLL FROM AROUND THE WORLD CHRISTMAS Ia. Dec. 10 • 3 ($20) Prizes box I YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT ' pr. Jumbo P1ck of DELUXE ASSORTED CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS Gin WRAPPINGS . CHERRIES BOOTS with hE'r co usm Pamela Con- : groVf• re('entl y. Howard Rurklrv . MariE'IIa. Spt'nt the wrekrnd wilh Mr 59 HEATING '~ Deluxe Quality , .. ASST. PAPERS AND FOILS CHOCOLATE COVERED WELLINGTON 1 pr. pr. set Fresh Stock Just Arrived 1 Roush's Shoe Store 99 I 1 each i Reed 11e • N Soc1ety otes From PLUMBING i Children• From Men's Lodies From Colors 88 Plumbing-Heating Many Styles To Choose From 1 Pleasant Vallt'y lluspital SVi Admlll<d - !11rs. Guy Sayre. Pt. Pleasant : Mr s. Watson Upton, Leon : Beverly Drnny, Sin Hogsett. Dilfhargt>d , - M~s. Clav~on 1 10 IG 3 -- - - -- - Stahl, West Columb1a : Llsa . Mrli. l. Baldersan IGoodman. Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs.! Mrs Marion Hall has been a Ernest McCarty. Apple Grove: pat ir:ont at the Camden -Clark Alan Fishrr. Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Middleport Hm:pital, Parker~hurg, _Va. r..N~or~a:.:.:N:ibe~r~t.:.,;;H~og~s:•t~t.......-...-...J:==::::::i::::l~;::::i===:J;I Shrila King . B1• tpre. W.vlstLed ANT H0 Ny HOUSE SLIPPERS I' LARGE GIFT PACK BOX Cl eaners MERC~IANTS RACINE Gift HAND BAGS i FINISHING R b• box e New I I \ .:....,....~. n ' ~~:;.~hampwnshtp 1 I 1 Fans to Meet Team Tuesday xavierOhio~;d;:i~nKy. I 88 1 ' SHIRT eHALF SLIPS eWALTZ GOWNS Discount Price ;) mgS J-DAY SERVICE Sizes \ R ·1 box 1-POUND BOX ' ge Shakerattleroll ~~~e :n~~~o:ad ~~~inf: ~~ Scores , eFULL SLIPS 00 COOKIES • All Regular 1 Dt.eS 'fuesday ASSORTED HOLIDAY "GAY NINETIES" DUSTERS Mr•.I!"Seber.ry · ·,!! I eBEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT FOR HOLIDAY GIVING. LADIES' 1 River News \.F :====::::::::::;:- • ' 1 1 $5.47 NYLONS 3 to 6x-7 to 12 '· I .. t I AND Seamless 1 ' (\'!Jimtied. 40• much as 12 polnis at one tlme: scored 18 points and Sharon lead Both learns got off to 1 llow Gregory finished wHh 11. I Tony it to start with PikeviJle taking a · The B~ars outshot Rio Grande 73-71 wit~ a ]Ulll)l ·" "'I frOJll $-3lead with lour minutes gone. fr•m lhe field making 32 ol 68 NEW YORK !UP!)-The Na· league hesdquartm wl~ lilt vm•~·l the ijde at the 4;~ niark. Four minutes la~r the Redmen lor 41 per c.nl, and 1~ ol 21 1 tiona I Football League is not Iparticipating ~ams represenlel _ ~-- __ . were eut in front 12-7. from the foul line for 65.6 per even going to wait until after [ via telephone. 5 :C~,"!;~I~~t Jhn ~~~tz:!• , !o~m~·:. For Coach Paul Bulcher's cent. Pikeville hB<I 39 rehounds i Christmas to exchange its ties. Green Bay (10.21 must 10M 1 "ii ~ k t~ '~ .. h Golden Bears It was their fourth with Woofter getting 13 and A two-team deadlock In either ; its last two gameo 1n1 e ·Sh'eep G afe..,,. "win of the season agaJnst a Maynard seven. I the Eastern Conference or the i Baltimore (84) must win itl aron regory V{HS ou od · · th , The Hannan Trace Wildcats It might have been an ove,r-1 <!d by Kreutzer, mad~ both free •1ng1e 1oss. Out-goaled by eight, the ' Western Conference or both will i last two to pr uce a tie m ' nme from down under, trail- time had the scorekeeper ·t f It th · . t Rd h'L f f , be settled directly on Christmas West. The two teams meet Ulil l was 75-73 or was e secoss agams e men I 24 o 71 rom the . ''Boy what a way to pick a Day, according to NFL Com· Saturday in Baltimore anc ing 22-6 at the end of the first forgotten to set the Towl~ foul~ five wins for the R~en of field for 33.8 per cent, and had Iteam'_ eeny, meeny, mioey missioner Pete Rorelle. ]finish their seasons on ttle Wes• 1 period, to eke out a last minute timer to set off the .. G{I()d -, . add~ Coach Art Lanham. Next en29 of 38 at the foul line for 76.3 mo!" iCoast, Green Bay at Lol 1 50-48 come from behind win when time ran out. ·~ ·. OWlter f&r Ri& Grande will be per cent: The Redmen had 45 ~ Should the Western race ' Angeles and Baltimore at Saa . over the Rutland Red Devils run out, but the buzzer GregorY ,. ·a: Morehead State University rebounds with Bob Mabry. 6-S termmate m a tte belween iFrancisco. Tuesday night at Mercerville. to sound. and the 6-6 aeni&r made Thursda~ night at Morehead, freshman center rrom Dayton, f• Green ,Bay and Baltimore, as 1t ~ Dan Sheets sank a field goal By the time somebody of two at the Jioe 1o cui Ky. Tbe Redmen return home gelting 1~. Sharon Gre~ory had Q did last year, the playofl will be ] Dallas (~-2-11, Sl Loul! (3-3-1) to knot the count at 41-48, and ed there was no time on lead to 78-74 Cap- to meet .Cumberland College nine rebounds and Sam Thorn· NEW YORK !UP!) -The ' held in Baltimore. An Eastern •nd Cleveland 18-4) each havl then Dave Daniels fouled clock, Sam Thornton . Don 'l"rainer fouled. Good of Williamsburg, Ky. at 8 p.m. ton had six. I United press International Iplayoff between Dallas and two games remaining. A three twice, made a one f~r two the Pikeville's Dick Maynard and Good stretched the lead t~ S~turday in the Pt. Pleasant Pikeville (78; - Epling, .- ~ small college basketball ratio~s either St. l ..o~ls or Cleveland w~y t_ie ~t ~-4-1 W?Uid res~l~ II first time and connec••d on a lhe score tied''..~ lfl~77. ' with 1:25 left. Htgh School gym. 1-11· Woofter 7- 4- 18· Good with first place votes and won- j would be held m Oallas. Dallas lose~ both Its _remammt loC ' ' games agamst Washington ana .one free throw to give the a 6-5 junior, made the Maynard fouled Gregory at Bill Woofter, 6-7 senior cen- 6-2-14 ; C<~mpbell 3-2-6: lost records through games of The poss ibility of a triple tie N y k St Lo . be tl 0 . Wildcats a hard fought victory. threw to defeat the the 1:03 mark and GreRory ter, Jed the scoring for the Kreutzer, 1- 0- 2 Willtams, 1 Saturday, Dec. 3, in paren- ~ in th-e East among Dallas. st. ! A~~ t· ~ t. 1 · to~ land 78-77. i· made ene of two but Pikeville Bean with 18 point~. Ralph -1- 3; Blair, 2- 0- 4; Maynard, theses : Louis and Cleveland .slill ex1 :: ts · and;u~~,,erando~~:s Phila~~~p~ia Shortly before the first period Rio Grande put the ball led 17-15: Then Tony Bass got Good had II, and Dtck May- 4-3- 11: and Butcher, 3- 1- I. Ky. Wesleya n (Zll (!.()) 292 and sut'h a til ng le would be in its other game, ended Hannan Trace was down play from the side, Don th_e b~IJ m a . scramble ~ep m nard. and Terry. Eplmg each 7. !olals, 32-14-78. 2_ Southern lJI. (4l (0--0} 243 1resolved 111 tht ~ fashton. Cteve- . · 12-2 b~t tallied four more to er to Tony Bass, with the P1kevtlle terntery and dnbbled contributed 11 pomts R10 Grande (77J - Gregorv 3 E ~ .11 (3' (I O) 229 1and would dr;1w a bye and ho·~t l make •t 22-6 going into the sec- freshman from Dayton the full length of the c:ourt for . Captain Don Train~r, 6-0 sen- 5--7- i'i ; Bass, 7-4-18: MabrY: [ 4: A:~~v;l~ (i~) " 169 !the winner ol' th e St. L<lui~- 1 ond period. The Wildcats still ing at the buzzer. The the layup that knotted !he count lor guard from Beaver, led the 3- 1- 1: Lusetti, 2-3-7 ; Train· 5. Cheyney St. (l J lt·O) 107 Dallas g"me, wh~eh would be 1 Get smoother rol ling. trailed 30-22 at the half and 39- missed. for _the last tune at 77-77. Redmen w1th 22 pomts, s1nkmg er, S- 12--22; Thornton, 2--0- ! 6_ Jndian· St ! 2) !Z.OJ 100 played in St. Louis on Christ-' With a new-car loan. 30 at the end of three periods. Midway the second half . Rto Grande held~ 43-37 ha1f- five goals and. connecting on lt 2; and Doolin, 1- 2- 1. Tnlals, / 7_ Gramb~ing. (2_0, 93 mas D<~ y. The game in ' Look under BANKS or Terry Cremeens paced the Bears mo\'ed out in front of lime lead after leadmg by as of 17 at the hne. Tony Bass 24-29- 77. B. L80g Island . 12 _0) 7:! Cleveland wuuld be IJi ayed on LOANS. In the Wildcats with seven goals and ~;·,9. Pan American II) (2~0) 7fl . New Y('ar's Doy , pushing the , YELLOW PAGES. Where 1 1 10 . Fcesno st. IJ.OI 1 10 game bat'k l your fingers do the Roy Bickel got 10. Dayton 10 Miami Ohio 71 Second 10-ll. Tennessee St. walking. Roger Davis had 19 oints CoUe,e Balke~all ReRUltl. Minnesota 71 Drake 68 ovt Basketball fans In MiddlepOrt President Lewis Sauer, Jr., 64 ; 12. Oklahoma Baptist (2) !!Je arrangements were ~ete.r. P . By United Preu International . . . ' · will "Meet the Team" next presided over a planning ses- j9· 13 North Dakota 58· 14 Sar Immed by the f!Jp of a com m for Rutl and lo Iead the scormg lllhnms Tech 60 Millon Tech 34 . . . · . . ' : · · ' for both team.s Duane Knorr ; Ea!lt _ St. Ambrose 64 Wm. Penn 62 I Tue~ay mght at I _ !pec1al s1on last mght. ~ars1ty. and re- · Dl_ego St. 28: 15. So~thwest l I was sf"rond high with 11 points. St. Frncs (P&.) 57 Wm&Mary 541Greenvlle 78 Lincoln Cbrstn 75 mee~mg of .the ,Athletic Boo~t- serve players will be mtroduc- 1Mtssoun 24: 16: Valparaiso 18 : The win left Coach Paul Dil· Temple11 Lehigh 50 MacMurray 133 Blackburn 88 ers m the high school calelena. ed by Coach Carl Wolle. and j17. Ceolral tOhto) Slale 16: 18. . Jon's Hannan Trace Wildcats L. Island U 93 C. W. Po!!:t 55 Millikin 104 Missouri 78 mov1es of the Pomeroy ~nd Wa- , Pac1f1c Lutheran 15 : 19. St. with a 3·2 record. Hannan Trace Frlgh Dcksn 84 Montclr St 64 Aorora 118 Eureka 84 AHL Stallfll!Jgo hama games. and .posSi bly . the i Thomas 13; and 2D. Tri nit y will host North Gallia (a.!) Fri· Syracuse 99 ' r.ornell 67 Culver Stcktn 93 Ia. Wes. 89 By Uulted l'r<IIIDieraatlonal Galhpohs game thiS Fnday (Texas) ll . I Uay night at Mercerville. Old Dominion 8~ Catholic U 78 Butler 97 Wise. Milwaukee 86 Eastern Division mght, wtll be shown. Others receiving six or more l . Both teams were even on G Wa.shington 78 Richmond 68 .La!.eland 125 Eau Clre Wis. 89 ' Quebec ~j L8 Tj ~ All basketball rans are invit- · points -Central Co~necl.icut, l 1 fteld goals with Hannan Trace St. Jo s <Pa.) 86 Grgetown 82 Milton 82 Rockford 56 ed The group will be receptive ' Carson-Newman. Lamar Tech, 12 8 2 26 to . suggestions for further winw Bethune Cookman. South Caroliconnecting on 21 of 73 for 30 Hofstra 71 Seton Hall 69 Grace 84: Ft Wayne Cncrd1_1. 69 ' Hers.hey ''" cent and Rutland hitting on Cortland St 73 Oneonta 68 St Fran IOi Ft Wayne Bib IIi; ' Balt•m?re 12 6 t ~Iter proJ'ects II has one rnJr,' na St., Albuquerque, Oglethorpe. IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 •• p tt 72 · · · Sprmgneld I 9 3 ~~ ~ · · s th ·• 1 · · · Ott ·b · II P C 0 21 of 51 far 40 per cent. ace w ra Jll. Wesleyan 79 Carthage 71 Providence el em. 1 2 16 4 fl definitely scheduled, the New ~ ea.. . -ouJstan_.J. The Wildcats had 41 rebounds Johnson St61 Cas,tleton St !$ 111. Tchrs S. 139 Judson !11 , Year's Eve dance. Plnladelphta Textile, Southern 0 IR50R 5 with the top rebounder being Sthrn Conn. St8Q· Hun!'r 71 Nrn. Mich. 76 N. D. St. 73 Western D;lsl~n T Pt ! . I U., Seattle (Pactf~e) and St. Second St. Pomeroy 'ick 'th Sheets d Duquesne 14 Kent St 72 Ft Hay• Mo. 116 Krny Neb · · · ' Refreshments will be se!rr~ve"'d:.: . ·..':B~ene~d~IC~ts'.!_l:..· _ _ _ _ _ _ _'!..'!""'!!"'!!"'!!",....,,....,,....,,....,,....,.! 79 Roy S e1 WI 11• an Ptt St95N k12 . , Rochester 13 t I 21 . Daniels h h d e1 ht a erson yac Omaha 72 Neb. Wesleyan 87 . . eac a g , jPrinceton 48 Villanoa 37 W ·ne Neb 84 Midland 75 Ptttsburgh 12 6 3 21 The . Hannan Trace reserves Calif IPa ) Ill Indiana iPa) ' a) . . , . Cleveland 1 9 3 11 won their first game of the sea- S ' cent. Mtch 86 ~ems Mich. 43 Buffalo 5 15 4 II ·on down!•• the Rutland re- 193 Hillsdale 100 Michigan Luth. ~t l T sd ,, R It •.,. MIT 82 Brandeis 57 d Wh ue " ' -.u ' ~erves 28,21 with Roger Wat· Edinhoro 99 Sli r Roek 94 Sl. Jos. 1n . 103 eaton 88 ' Quebec I Rochester I or's 10 pelnts high for the M . N ppe y Ill. Tchrs N. t05 St. Mary Ill 91 (0 I hed I d) .Yinners. WiiUams "'had 10 ror amt 77 e:o:~ 68 Upper Iowa 121 Midwestern 92 1 n Y game sc u e trtland. . 1Navy JIB Ame*" U 81 Morningside 92 Westmar 83 I ROBERTSUN OUT Mland 22 8 9 9- 48 ' Davidson 84 FUnnan 71 Soutbweol CINCINNATI (UP[) -oscar Iannan Trace U 16 8 211-50 Wake Forest 78 Va. Tech 75 IN. Texas St. 9t S. D. St. 8Z Robertson ol the Cincinnati Ratlaad (481 -))avis Il-l- Aldrsn Brdds 73 W Va Tech 63 Southern Metft II Okla. Cty 76 Royals did not accompany hi s team 1o Boston for tonl~hl's 9; Hawkms 4-1-f; Knorr 5- Southern u 10~ Rust 10 1Baylor ~1 Centenary 73 -ll; Weber 0-1-1: Ya r. Louisville 1f)1 SW Louisiana 68 Arlington 86 Tex. Wesleyan 69 National Baskt'-tball Assecialion :roujll 3-+-6 ; Canaday 0-2- , Loyola (Md)94 Wash Coli 73 Abilene Chrstn 80 Agneelo 53 I encounter with the CeiUcs ; . Jrofats~ ~:-!8. . __ l ~yola (La) 91 Tex Christian J5 Sam Houston 34 Midwestern 10 . because of muscle spasms in Aaontlli +'"ce t$8)- Daniels Filetbany 77 Geneva 68 ·· St. thos. 1114 !loustqn \liJ,IIt. IOO J his back. ~2-12; Cremeens 7-1-t5; Texas 114 ~oulsia,na Sl 78 Harding 7~ 'Col! Ozarlii i:ff1'' l,•=========•t. Now ¥10e l-l-3; Btckel 4-2-10: W. Md 76 Frnkln&Marshan 7g Ouachita BapL 66 Hend;!tSJ!n, Sil ; Giving Natson D.-2-2: Sheels 3- 0-6: Citadel !4 Wofford 75 Hendrix 86 Ark. Tkli Bl· - . ' l. Swain 10-2. .Total• 21-11 Bellermine ~7 Centre College 1t Tex. Western 61 E. Tex, st, 30 • Free ·aO. IMI. St. Mary's 84 Rand-Macon Tex. Southern 122 Tex CoiL 102 ' Tickets 65 1 Wesl Your Dependable 1 'A'ITF:RSUJ!i DOWNED : Fisk Co!l 'ttetln) !B' Ce~arville ' San Fran 72 Hardin S!mns 6t Deeler For 1 LONDON (UPIJ -England'S ,74 San Fran St 18 St. Mary's 73 lilly Walker, decked in the : --Redlands 65 Lon~ Beach St 60 , ourth round. came back to round at the Royal Albert HaiL Valley State 99 Westmont 83 I AND mock 8Ut ~ two of Ray Patter- Referee Roland Dakin stopped I W N Mex. 111 Notthn Ariz 103 :on'slront teeth before stopping the hout at 1:45 of the eighth ,Colo Stste til Cal Aggies 71 he New York heavyweio;ht with Patterson virtually de·'l U of Pacific 85 Fresno St 58 Phono WY 2·2550 fuesday night In the eighth fenseless. Cal Tech !I Life 69 Co/le ASST. COLORS 1 1 NFL Deadlock Will Be Settled On December 25 1 DRESSES .99 to Trip Devils "TMM· 1 DRESSES -!fospital News-- e Drops Thriller Rio 'Cats ALL __ sT_AR...,.--. .['' Necessary Ruint Gas-& Service Co. Roclno H...,. Bonk Star Supply Co. Racine Dept. 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MOTOR OIL l quarts FROZEN We Have Received Another Shipment of Throw Rugs, Bigger And Better If You Missed Out Last Time. Shop Early This Time. A Perfect Gift FROZEN TV DINNERS lb. FOR .~.,~RT PEAS $ . ' : oilf. ' ';)~, .. op,7 _, -., .. CHOCOLATE DROPS ORANGE SLICES GUM DROPS c ... H.D. f-~· t ~- • v; ' ,· • •". ·'!"- c LB• t LARGE DISCOUNT ON SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZORS ( Reg. 10c , ELECTRIC ' ' . I ., I ORNAMENT HOOKS 1.... BOX OF 100 ,.,., GIFT TOWEL c SETS ; IMPORT . . b* ' . REG. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES .. ' • ""'>~~. .. -·-~·· ~ ~ Pack Of 6 J9c .,D-5111 l'or Friction Toys .. f I-' $2.88 EVEREST TRANSMISSION only •,J,"' • ONLY ·~- LARGE DISCOVNTS · only · ~ ~~ 89c TEENAGER OR FAMJLY LAY·A·WAY N~W . , LADIES HOUSE ' PKG. FLUID GALLON CAN IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT FOODLAND YOU ... BOX WHILE THEY LAST Values to $1.98 All Colors ·' · BEEF, CHICKEN end TURKEY Reg. 25c ~ BONUS BUY EACH pair 51•• 6to 12 '" '' c LAYER CAKE PANS SQUARE CAKE PANS ~~~E THEY LAST MUFFIN PANS T.V. MAKES 4 . FINE GIFT FOR ....THE. MORTONS $ ~ $ 499 . ·. A · PHILCO OR. '. ROME BEAUTY or GOLDEN ·DELICIOUS G~E Hey Ladies QUAKER STATE "......... ROASTED THE MARKED CARD \ 6 6( BOOTS > .. LARGE I 00 SIZE lb. bag $100 GIANT doz. ~ -· 00 BISCUITS - - 4 for 37c ~· ' s FOR While . They Last GILLETTE RAZORS .~; fa liard or Pillsbury tltf REG. 39c EACH I ·'1; f;'\. JoBo 12cans Dog food ~~NUS LARGE BATH TOWELS 2. t..,_ Fireside Crackers,.llb. · BONUS BUY · ~-, ; A~fl',_,,. ~ ' ,-;;;-·-··-·- . REG. $3.00 C SOUP; ··~"'' . LBS. • 5 Jc R:~· 1CAMPBElLS . '1 '!': -·· • ..,_,. / V2 i·~-:· Snoop Game PLAY DOUGH ·,... . mw \\· . f Gerber 3 or Baby food :· . ~· ~/·~·'·\\-~-l=_o_'_cl-oc_k_T_ill......7..__o_'_CI-oc_k__ .,· ··EKCO wARE .... Fa!Wlc Softener c.-:-- 1-------STEW lb. ORANGE JUICE DOiNEY ~. ,. THIS SUNDAY . . HE WILL BE AT TINY'S ·•BARGAINLAND - · •· ··• . Jif!t ~:r- · ' .. Coke MiXes LB. ••• 1 s ' 19 c BED PILLOWS I I ONLY EACl4 . �'. '-, .f~ I 1 • HIGH FOOD· P · ' AND GIMMICKS · GIVING YOU A Headache? IF SO, LET FOODLAND'S BIG CHANGE PRICES GIVE YOU RELIEF · WITH SAVINGS OF UP TO 20% ON YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL! . "MAN, WHAT A HEADACHE THOSE E\fERYDAY LOW PRICES c TENDERBEST ·' CHAIN STORE PRICES AND GIMMICKS GIVE ME." -----·-- TENDERBEST BONUS BUY · KRAFT TENDERBEST Rib Steak BEEF~ • c LB. Boiling Beef . SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON ALL PRODUCTS SOLD OR YOUR M.ONEY WILL BE CHEERFULLY REFUNDED QT. ~-,~ c -'. 'i ' V~g.Beef PRODUCE ,, • KRAR ·; CAME CO Luncheon Meat FLORIDA c 2 LB. CAN $ • MARSHMALLOW , · . CREME .. . ~G. $1.00 MEN'S INSULA TED STA.flO 7 oz. JAR l gal. LIQUID SIAlcH:: . .. ... MOTOR OIL l quarts FROZEN We Have Received Another Shipment of Throw Rugs, Bigger And Better If You Missed Out Last Time. Shop Early This Time. A Perfect Gift FROZEN TV DINNERS lb. FOR .~.,~RT PEAS $ . ' : oilf. ' ';)~, .. op,7 _, -., .. CHOCOLATE DROPS ORANGE SLICES GUM DROPS c ... H.D. f-~· t ~- • v; ' ,· • •". ·'!"- c LB• t LARGE DISCOUNT ON SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZORS ( Reg. 10c , ELECTRIC ' ' . I ., I ORNAMENT HOOKS 1.... BOX OF 100 ,.,., GIFT TOWEL c SETS ; IMPORT . . b* ' . REG. FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES .. ' • ""'>~~. .. -·-~·· ~ ~ Pack Of 6 J9c .,D-5111 l'or Friction Toys .. f I-' $2.88 EVEREST TRANSMISSION only •,J,"' • ONLY ·~- LARGE DISCOVNTS · only · ~ ~~ 89c TEENAGER OR FAMJLY LAY·A·WAY N~W . , LADIES HOUSE ' PKG. FLUID GALLON CAN IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS AND AT FOODLAND YOU ... BOX WHILE THEY LAST Values to $1.98 All Colors ·' · BEEF, CHICKEN end TURKEY Reg. 25c ~ BONUS BUY EACH pair 51•• 6to 12 '" '' c LAYER CAKE PANS SQUARE CAKE PANS ~~~E THEY LAST MUFFIN PANS T.V. MAKES 4 . FINE GIFT FOR ....THE. MORTONS $ ~ $ 499 . ·. A · PHILCO OR. '. ROME BEAUTY or GOLDEN ·DELICIOUS G~E Hey Ladies QUAKER STATE "......... ROASTED THE MARKED CARD \ 6 6( BOOTS > .. LARGE I 00 SIZE lb. bag $100 GIANT doz. ~ -· 00 BISCUITS - - 4 for 37c ~· ' s FOR While . They Last GILLETTE RAZORS .~; fa liard or Pillsbury tltf REG. 39c EACH I ·'1; f;'\. JoBo 12cans Dog food ~~NUS LARGE BATH TOWELS 2. t..,_ Fireside Crackers,.llb. · BONUS BUY · ~-, ; A~fl',_,,. ~ ' ,-;;;-·-··-·- . REG. $3.00 C SOUP; ··~"'' . LBS. • 5 Jc R:~· 1CAMPBElLS . '1 '!': -·· • ..,_,. / V2 i·~-:· Snoop Game PLAY DOUGH ·,... . mw \\· . f Gerber 3 or Baby food :· . ~· ~/·~·'·\\-~-l=_o_'_cl-oc_k_T_ill......7..__o_'_CI-oc_k__ .,· ··EKCO wARE .... Fa!Wlc Softener c.-:-- 1-------STEW lb. ORANGE JUICE DOiNEY ~. ,. THIS SUNDAY . . HE WILL BE AT TINY'S ·•BARGAINLAND - · •· ··• . Jif!t ~:r- · ' .. Coke MiXes LB. ••• 1 s ' 19 c BED PILLOWS I I ONLY EACl4 . �' ,. J' to-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-1\llddleport, 0., Dec. 7, 1968 lPearl Harbor: On Dec. 6, 1941, few had heard of this naval base in Hawaii; a day later, Japan madeitfamous ••. Twenty-five years ago Hoyt McAfee, 1 r 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS Ytutht, loy• enll $3·" Mtn•-THE SHOE BOX roving reporter for several Middleport, 0. North Carolina neW1papers, was in Honolulu. On the morning of De· cember 7, 1941, he drove a naval of,1cer friend to his ship, the Arizona, at Pearl Harbor. On the way home hs stopped at a hilltop cafe near Suggestion For Christmas Olftl Pearl for breakfast. It was then, whsn 183 Japanese wtrplanes roared WALKIE·TALKIES overhead, that the Pacific war beg-•n. McAfee was an eyewitness. He THE BAND ABOARD THE NIC\{ AIJ"" were holsled. DuriDg tile attack, 4 transistor, 24.95 . . 5 transistor, 29.95 With c•rrying case. Approved by FCC regula· tlons. recalls the moment in this exclusive dispatch. ling planes. ing and swaying among pound !! until II sank It was a sight which electrl- columns of water. Smoke bottling up all tile burlllng By HOYT MeAPEE halfhach racing for their op- lied hard-pressed, . distressed lowed around it in geyserljke tfeships, cruisers, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ponents' goa! line. Some scam· : and wounded fighting men all torrents. and supply ships inside Pearl. In the early moments of the Japanese attack on pered to gun I<>Sitions and oth- over Pearl Harbor - how the Almost miraculously, the N.. A "bit regretfully" Lt. Cmdr. Open Every Day, All Dey, 7:00 1115:30 Pearl Harbor one scene magnetized my attention to the ers to ftrst-ald stations, eager Nevada finally went swinging 'ada shook Itself free from Thomas complied with lhe orS.turdey Nights Til I Mason, W. Ve. exclusion of all others. A small group of men on the bat- now to join their sblpmates in out. With the tide, and stnctly Ibis shower of inteoded deotruc,, l der. As soon as Japanese pilots tfe;hip Nevada ignored smoke fumes, •·apidly spreading fi~hllng roles. on 1ts own steam, at 8:45 that tion. Like hundreds of saw where he was taking the fire' and bomb explosions to go through a time-honored There caD be 00 doubt obout Ill-fated ~ornmg. Commander men on the flamiag doeko cer<•mony- the hoisting of the colors. II: That dramatte ftag-•alslng Thomas directed every agoru•- aboard tbe bodty damoged sblp• Minutes ticked by. It was 31J -~-oeremoay IDIUied the eatlrt mg moment of 1ts run from In Pearl Harbor, I watched seconds to 8 o'clock · Yet band- 1 kept my binoculars foeused on persODDt1 o1 tbe Nevada wllb his conning-tower perch. aow tenstly, then with my heart leader Oden McMillan and hi' lhe Nevada. a strike back at the-eoem Ch" f leapiag - ao the Nevada 1e Quart~rm~ster Robert swept on. Some of the onlook· 23 mtJs icians remained in for- As Old Glory fluUered up- . • ~ • Y· mation seemingly oblivious of ward to the half-way point on :e co~';;.U~DJ offl: ~~be!r_y h""i" JNnsplred 85 never ers sent up rebel yells and 1 81 th d ' t tl . 1· S At 81the mast a strafing plane swer W re a e me ore m S avy career voclferoUI cheers. a ~ a~~~errai~in~et~f ~~: . nag ved in Jdw over the ship. It~ Japaone unlea•bed their deva•· steered the Nevada past the 0 · .. tatlng . assault. Lt. be Cmdr. began mach"1ne gun chattered. A bl as1 F Tb kl battered and burning bulk of II was at that moment that .Jus! then t~n enem Jane tore the flag almost to tatters. rancls omas, t nn ng the Arizona, past floating Adm. Husband Kimmel and his made a swooping ptun;e P to- This had a nrrve-jolling effect of~cer aboard, rtallzed lh•t hi• chunks of broken steel, past a staff at CINCPAC headquarl•·rs JI ward the Ari1or.a and sent a on bandleader Mc~lillan, and ship was in terrible daager. huge pipeline almost directly in ' made a dflficult decision, torpedo Jnt.o its midsection. On he forgot to wave his baton for He re~olved. to save 1 ~ from Its path. Then came the swann I one designed to protect all across the Nevada's fantail it a moment. But in a swift reflex ~es~cbon. His first 00"!,1dence- of enemy aircraft like vultures ships in Pearl Harbor. Via hurtled pt blazing speed. Sud- action his arm na•hed out and mspmng order wa~ to get uo hungry for a feast. They all nals hoisted atop the denlv th~ planf''s rPar gunner 1 up again in the accustomed the stream - were gomg ~~ conver.ged. on the Nevada, bent Distnct Tower they ordered the spied the assemblt'd musicians j pattern. His musicians, galvan- make a run for the o~en sea on dehvenng a knockout blow. Nevada to head for the shallow nf'ar 'he flagpol e I ized by this example or cour· Skilled anc. resourceru. prepar· Down, down, they swerved beach at Hospital Point and He ;riJgered his. machine gun age, resumed playing the an- allons went forwa.rd at . full and roared - one after the oth- drop anchor there. speed to accomplish lh1s even bomb Their fear was this ·. That - and t he bursI f rom 1.1 came them. , . er.. Two more direct e\ose to hitting MeMillan and As they hit the final note, an~ as th~ Nevada s g~ crews tried hits shoo~ the Nevada vtol~nt-~ the Nevada continued on to . the Marine guard. But no dam· other plane came screaming so to drive off. swooping, swerving, ly. New fires flared. Near m1ss- open channel, every avail";lbte ll Nu , _ cttAMI'ION age was inflicted. Despite thot low that It almost crashed into and unnervmg torpedo~ ~tra· es s~~~h~-b~ttl~ag~n _pitch- enemy plane would bomb and hairbreadth esca pe McMillan the Nevada. Its fusillade rip. · DOOR CHIME and his band resumed playing ped !!p huge splinters on the the Star-Sptmgled Banner. battleship's starboard side. It was a true moment of in- Having performed their duty splration. Yet there wa1 more under withering fire. Oden Meof the same defiance 1<1 come. Millan and his crew broke 416 Main St. PI PI 1W V t h N d ' 0 . eason,.e. . k A From my hilltop vantag• pomt ran s. cross e eva as e PEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 1 overlooking Peart Harbor, I deck they sprinted like fleet D_E~!VERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OlDO ACCOU!I.'fS WELCOM~; 1 UMGE DOOR ---- --- -- - Los WJ!homson Bill Wellman 1 spent Thanksgiving with Mr. OPE~ATOR and Mrs. Elmo Smith and family. 1 Mr. and Mr't E. H. Stewort, who until rece,lly lived in this I community ar<~ announcillll lbe ll"d4"a. School birth of a girL I ,;· . .; BUUETIN 10•• The Carleton Sunday had an attendance of 70 with fSMi"'' I an offering of !15.!9 on Nov. 'll. the elft-qua!ltv watch Worship services followed with ONUS Rev. Clyde Hinton. !! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal, 4'x7'x14"SHIET Sandra, Linda and Karla. Mr. ~~~ and Mrs. Roger Young were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. IDEAl. fOR r:eorge Warner and family of Visitors of Mrs. Louise Van PANELING ..,. uir · ' 1'/olfeJl"ll rec•nlly. Meter and Nicki were Mr. and IAUIIENTS •• J2 'I • .., ... Mr. and Mrs. William Houd· Mrs. Lawrence Theiss, Racine. ashelt visited one evening re- Mr. and Mn~ . Ted Bailey of lnwing inw......., ce.,tly with Mr. and Mrs. Lon· diana, Mrs. Mae Van Meter, Hudson. ltocal. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King and Mrs. Doris Dailev vi!\ited Mr. fam ily visited in Columbus on and Mrs. Glen Baker of near Thanksgiving with Mr. and Tuppers Plains and Mrs. Mary ~bitibi Mrs. Leo Kina and Michael. Kerns, local. TAY1.01 Visiting recently with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wholey ININDOOIDOCII· OUYDOal 1 and Mro. William Beal and oon of 8hode and Miss Sharon ,1ohn4' X 8' X .4" SHEET were Mr. and Mrs. Maarten son, Jocnl, visited Mr. and HARDBOARD PANELING Svia r! of Columbus ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Morris Teaford and fam. Mrs. S!Jmley Beat and family ''' ily. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Noville ' Visitifli with Mr. and Mr~. and Mr. Junior Pauley, Ripley, John Warner and family on 1 W. Va., Miss Janie Congo, Miss IUZABmf SDRF KING Thanksgiving were Mr. and · Shirley Powell of Portland and Modem J01llhlul ..,. .. o fii9CIIIon fino 17 Jowt1 Mrs. Vernal Well end family of Mr. and Mn. Rayes MeMurry, lutovo quoi!IJ • 17 """'• In 0 hi,_ llllovo qUIIIIJ' Shade, Mr. and Mrs. John Tenny Brewer, local. visited JlltowOI'wlltt. .._ ~rogan :-~n rl f ., ..., ; .. of Salem Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell and • ohacl<.,..lttanl • unbmloblt Center and Mark Brogan. family. tr0R ANY GFT OCCASION , , , molnsprifll ind Mrs. ~:n tl! p, .. ,,l 'lnd son~ i Mr. and Mrs. Carroll White IT...... IUs.a FICm JCll B\llove Is the watch :.-ou can give of Palestine. W. Va., Mr. and and two daughters, Letart Falls, with pride because lt'a made with pride. Mrs. John Warner and daugh- Mr . and Mrs. Gene Congo, toFrllm ruqed waterproofs • to dazzll"ll diamonds, ler of Columbus and Gla<la War- cal, called on Mr. and Mrs. Hoevery ~ Is a gift-quality watch. oer of Columbus. mer Icenhower. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash Mr. Roy Rush, local, visited Mlft AllllitA-Youth and kllltJ eep. md family had as visitors re. Rev. and Mrs. John Busch. Rev. tllrld ~n I t int 17 ltWII lhO<:IHnlltlnt cently Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mash and Mrs. Busch visited Mr. and Wltdl. In ''111M 1M' whllt, Mlldlln& exptntlon brntltL $11.71 and family and Mrs. Sylvia Mrs. Lawrence Bush and Con· 'dash. all ol Gahana. nie, Racine Route. IUIIIDLI-UIIUIVtl dtsl&llld CUt Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton Ronnie Donaldson of Columilslllontd In 14 Kt cole. 17 Jtwtl mmo mtnl, thod.·rtll5tlat, unbrtthblt tisited Thanksgiving Day with bus is visiting Mrs. Minnie Car.INIIIIIPI'IIIS. 1111 JIIIOIW .. wllltt, $7UI :heir daughter. Cleola Ho"man, roll and family. >nd with their son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer IconIEUTTA 2J -III!Hd fa ... lllrius. Bob Hinton and fami l• hower called on Mr. and Mrs. IB IIIII IIUIIIIIII$. StiJ-IIIIIflt 1Uin1n& ltnl tl&e. Gelllllnt leatlllf ttr-. ;olumbus. Leo Dalley and family. • Wtllrpraot•, and selfoWIIIdlna. $4'-ft Visiting with Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Woll )len Harrison over a recent Racine Route and Mr. Simey .veekend wat; their son Phil Powell, local, called on Mr. tf Ba!Umort, Mct. anc Mrs. Maywood Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damron Mrs. Neva Bailey and daugh1nd chUdren of East Bar-It, W. te~. Racine, Mrs. Anna Haines, Lla., sptnt Thanksgiving wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gene carpenter, AS~WEEK A LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. l)a Darnron. local, were Thanksgiving din. .I AS Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hudson · oer guests of Mrs. Sylvia CarI IIAIUIIIHOo riBited his sister, Mrs. Roselle penter. • ·' l'homps,:-~!1 and hi!\ mothf'r. \1rs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carboa Hudson of Syracuse and al roll called oo Mrs. Mae Van No Down Payment Come in and He our e%tf718lve collection of BULOVA watches! '" with Mr. and Mrs. E H. Meter and Ruby. : Stewart and family of Miners- Carl Dean Johnson has re- ' ville. covered from chicken pox and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beat has returned to school lnd family and Mrs. Leroy Wy-May JobDI~ ant Vi!lted ID Cltorleoton with 416 M.ln St. · Pt. Pltiunt, Mrs. Wyant'a brother, who Is Approximately 8,500 persons eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYQN'l' 10rlously ill. were ldlled In bo!M !Ires durDELIVE RS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OHiO ACCOUNTS WELCOJ!IE Mr. IIIII MrL Bay Nichol• iDIIIIIS, abllUI2,100 of theae be- Les WI11 l111110n , 8111 Wtll1111n llmlly of Oalt Ilill, W. Va., ing ehlldrell. .. IJJDtrtrtr?ttrl lfli?RPDOD%??'1atDtt PICKENS HARDWARE .,:it. WAX BIRCH SET J Q TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Kingsbury _....., BULOVA o:d Town Flats 1388 :.: S12999 best to give... best to get... Social News - <:;.> 115585 uv Society Notes -- 1241 CAlli LAUll t WOOD PAIELIII ... _...... S299 __ -. .... .... 4'x8'x%" SHEET YOUR CHOICE CHE,RRY · OAK · WALNUT 1 . ............... wo"""""' THa.GIEID - SS! 10" TITAN POOL TABLE . s4ass~ Fold-N-Ro/1 TENNIS Open A TABLE 'd Ch ' s h s COunty Wl e rlstmas Ow een , l s · ; f l b Ch , . , , man Unt que y uccess u y Ql r ma•ttnar - I. Clast II- Lee Ann Ntase - ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 7, 1 ~11 Class Ia- Mrs. Audra WeD, 4, Koste Hysell - 3, Sondra -~-- · -- --Mrs. Edna Lee- 3, Mrs. An- Roush, Al an lloller, Jao FISh- - 3. Wil ma Terrl!ll , Addalo• RobjDn - 2: _ r . . . . . na Hart, Mrs. Donna Morris, er - I, Grace Hysell, Roma LeW IS, Winnie ~tout, Betty MU. Pa_ck•le OE<~r,~ons Mrs. Betty Dean- 2, Mrs. VIr· Nease- 2, Carl Hendcicks Lin- boao -1, Marguerile ~rr- ~- Leo Kennedy. - 3, Mrs. Gl , ginia Chadwell - 4, Mrs. Lou· da Hollon. Class 17 - Koste Dried materials and pictures Drake, Margar.t E. LewiS ise Harrison - 1, Mrs. .Geneva Hysell, Grace Hysell, Sondra - Lucretia Genheimer, Adda- 2, Addalou Lewis - 4, Mnt. Nolan, Mrs. Mary Heines, Mrs. Roush, Janice Holter- I , Car- lou Lewis, Geneva Nolaa, Mary Frank Goebel- l, Mrs. -~ Frank Goebel, Mrs. Mina Hart, ot Lewis - 2, Roma Nease - Heines - (not judged). Heioes, Mrs. Vernon N~;iif. Mrs. Belva Willard, Mrs. Guy 3, Janice Dean, Naomi Ohling- Books and magazines - Eva Mrs. Audra Well, Mrs. Ed. Note: Margaret Ella - criticism, cripes, . changes Drake, Mrs. Milton Roush, Charles Lewis - I, Mrs. Wal- Lee, Mrs: Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. er - 4, Heidi Milhoan, Linda Robson, Margaret Ella Lewis ence Headley. I() Lewis, chairman of the Meigs you'd like to see, a."d even may· Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. Mary ter Bentz, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd •Robert Lewis. Hollon, Lee Ann Nease - 4, - (Not judged ). FlDaactai Statement County C~istmas ?lower Show be the things_you liked. , Heines - I, Mrs. John Terrell, - 2, Mr•- M~ Heines - 4, Class 14 - Mrs. Mary Hysell Malanie Dean - 4. . Evergreen Specimell! - Mrs. Judge .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. $25.00 of 1966, has forwarded the let- I'd like to see the rules chang- Mrs. Fred Nease - 3. I Mrs. John Kincaid- 3. - 1, Mrs. Ruby Hysell - 3, Class 18 - Koste Hysell - 3, ~- S. Nease - I, Mrs, Jean Building .. .. .. .. -.... 6 tor that follows to all gardened so that no club could 'enter I Class 10- Mrs. Lois McCain Class 12- Mrs.-Audrey Betz- Mrs. Chas. Lewis, Mrs. Agnes Roma Nease - 4, Sondra Nease - 2, Mary Heines- 3 Janitor ... ........... • 7.50 clubs of Meigs County. Perti- lanolher club's da3S. Maybe _ 1, Mrs. Mary Hyr.ell, Mrs. ing - 3, Mrs. Richard Jones Brown - 2, Mn. Edison Hoi- Nease, Debbie Campbell - 2. and 4. Wilma Terrell, Eva Rob- Programs ... .. ... . - , 6.10 .:ent parts of U are published could say tnat each . person 1Lloyd Moort - 3, Mrs. Donna 4, Mrs. Mary. Hysell - 2, ton - 4. Lee Ann Nease, Carl Hend- j son. Pauline Roush, Margaret Postage .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. 1.30 here, together w1th the bst of could enter as many times as Williamson, Mrs. Harvey O'Dell Mrs. Robert LewiS, Mrs. Mar- Class 15- Mrs. Ada Holter ncks - I. E. LewiS. Film ..... ··...... .. ..... · 6.00 participants and Iibbon winners. she wanted to in her club's Mrs. Edson Hollon - 4. Karr, Mrs. Charles - 3, Mrs. Mary Hysell - 2. Houseplants - Donna Wil· Christmas Decorations - Finishing . . . . . . . . .• . ... 3;00 class and in the Class 11- Mrs, Dulcle ·ReJMrs. J. 0. Rode!, Mrs. Chas. Lewis - 1. tiamson- • . Mary Heines. Mrs. Mary Heines - I, Mrs. Moving furniture -- .. .. .. -'4* Th M . C Chr" classes, - bu~- 110.1 In th.t,'\C)~ MJ:s. ·Milton Rousll, Mrs. Mrs. Agnes Brown, Mrs. Fred JUNIORS Grace Fisher, Frances Minor Grover Stout - 3, Mrs. Eve Total .. $5Z.SO 1/ e e1gs ounty lStl)l.as drawn by anorher club. . Show ol , 1966 is now hi~to~; What do you thil!k? Shucks, and wasn t 1L a wonderfuloho . ['m just mad because some. ' '-'t ~ In my opinion i~ was at least body from anolber club took ~ 'I • •)i'~-... the. eq,ual of last year's show. Winding Tiaii's blue ribbon! ···: l d1dn I ask lhe ju~ge what What 1 need to d is apofo:. . she thought - I did ~at last gize to eveeyone for getting 8n 11;. year:~~ she said shed have arrangement disqualified. '~ ' to link, over the score sht. You know "Tell this arrang· • All 13 club: parf.i eir::: hvl rn· lt- ler to read 'the schedule more ural!y) and there were 306 en- ! carefully!;, ·. · tries in the 24 ciasses. 1 I wont to take this opporlunRIBBON WINNERS '' ity to thank everyone who par· Class 1 - Mrs. John Kincaid ticipated. Without each and - 1, Mrs. Fran~s Minor, Mrs. every exhibitor doing her part Ada Holter,_Mra. Bruce Lloyd there would be no show. - 2, Mrs. Irta Massar, Miss NeiMy thanks also to the Co ·• He 7..erkle - 3, Mrs. Robert Chairmen, Margaret Blaettnar Lewis - 4, Mrs. Letta Spencer. 1 and Mac Mora - to lhe work Class 2 - Mrs. Ernest ''· ('ommittec of Saturday morn- Whilehead, Mrs. Huth Moore, ' lng, especially Mae, and Ada Mr3. Dorsel Reibel, Mrs. Har· 1 PICNIC STYLE Holter. and Virginia -Chadwell; old Mli,Ssarj Mrs. Carl Buckley, ' tilen to Wilma Terrell and Eva ?Ytrs. Dilleie Reibel ..... l, Mr"s. Robson for assisting with the Gene Wilson, Mrs. Mary Heines i counting and tabulating of en- - 3, Mrs. Clarence .Harris Lries and exhibits; to Virginia 4,. Mrs1 Hiram Fisher .::.. .1, Mts. I BUTT STYLE Cradwell and Mary Heioes of Lyle Balderson. 1 the registration committee: to Class 3 - Mrs. John Kincaid I Mary Hysell and Addalou Lew- - 1, Mrs. Dolly Hayes, Mrs. ~ --------------------------------. KING OF THE is for acting as judge's clerks; Dulcie Reibel - 2, Mrs. John I BEEF ROAST to Doris Grueser for moral sul'" Terrell, - 3, Mrs. Cush John.o- 1 ALL 7" CUTS --~~ lb. port : to Dulcie Reibel for the ton - 4, Mrs. Ruth Moore Mrs. l Charles "Birds' Christmas Tree ;" to Mary Hysell, Mrs. the five clubs who prepared Lewis, Mrs. Eva Robson. BUTT STYLE FULLY DRESSED 10 to 16 lbs. sales tables -Middleport, Porn- Class · 4 - Mrs, John Terrell eroy, Wildwood, Rose, and Wind- - 2, Mrs. Joe Struble, Mrs. To some, a pnoc\ical gift ing Trail; to Bob Hoeflich for Ada Holter - 3, Mrs. . _Dolly I SHOULDER CUT is as welcome as a rainy weekend. hiS efforts in the publicity, to Hayes, Mrs. Leila spencer, j the Sentinel, to WMPO, to Aus- Mrs. Frank Goebel, Jr. - I, To others, it's just the right answer . . · BONELESS LEAN ALLGOOD ti1 Phillips for the time he Mrs. Ruth Moore - 4, Mra. ' used from his Thanksgiving va- Robert Lewis, Mrs. Charles cation to care for the building, Lewis. Here's a practical gift, that's practically perf eft: TENDER SLICED to Mrs. Cullen for judging, ond Class 5 - Mrs. Donald Mora to SUpt. Hargraves and the - 4, Mrs. Pearl Mora 2, an A&P Gift Certificate. Meigs Local School Board lor Mrs. Marguerite Karr. Mrs. LEG OR BREAST permitting us to use the build· Utta Spencer, Mrs. Virginia A handsome certificate with a mailing envelope, Jng. ChadweU, Mrs. Mary Hysell A very speciol thanks to Land- 3, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Jean available in all A&P stores all year long. mark for the display of garden- Nease, Mrs. Milton Roush, ing aids. · Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Mary "SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED SULTANA FROZEN Offered in '5 and '10 denominatiOII!, these gift certificates I wish that' eacti of you would Heines, Mrs. Lois McCain, Mrs. write down and send me a list Ada Holter, Mrs. Dale Kautz, will be honored in any A&P store in the United States. of observations and suggestions Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Altoona 4 DELICIOU~ . 6 DELICIOUS for another year while lhe Karr, Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Wh th" k OOut't, ~ VARIETIES ·':1-\ -<;'i _ VARIETIES ~- each show Is still fresh In your tnlftds Be~(vtal'l:- 1;-'l\trl'.' ~.,...:,;.:.:·!i!ll,C:U ol·m a I ,- par- j i • ' TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERSw. .... ....... - .: c \ .Pork Roast, Loin End · · lb. 53c .Pork Roast, Rib Half -· lb. 49c Pork Roast, Loin Half • lb. 63c · k lb Por Roast, Center Cut • 69c Pork Chops -- -- -- -- .. lb. 79c '·" , Pork Roast · -· -· --· -··-lb. 39c Quarter Loin, Sliced ·-lb. 69c Boneless Pork Roast -. lb. S9c BEEF RIB ROAST 1 'I' UXI lOry Dinner Held At Drive-l n c 8A ~7;~; 6 _ II -2,1 CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN BREADED Haddock or Perch 2 lb. $1.29 COPVRIGHTCiliH. THE 'GREAT ATlANTIC & 'ACIFIC TtA CO., INC. ~;:~:John Lobster Tails Fresh Produce! Jane Por k er Buys FRUIT CAKE 5 $J.99 89C .• Pineapple ~~:·_d_ 4 1-lb.4-ot. cans • 39 Sa Iad Dress1ng Margarine Null•• __ 5 99 A&PCoffee ~::~"~"'~ 2 "" $].39 69 Egg Nog White House---Gum Candies~:~_ 2 !~~.39c • 8ars F1g 2 :~.39c !b.6Sc Brick Cheese Grape Jam ~::. __ 2 ~~~r49c Chocolates :::.~·--- 75c English Walnuts 2 lb, $].09 qu.orl IU qu10t un dox. s..dtm _ h Jono Porkor A&P, Long Grain Rice , ..,,$].59 --------pkg, l-Ib, FLORIDA ZIPPER SKINS . pkg, of pka. Fried Redfish Fillets · - lb. 69c pkgs, FID<Ido 5 lbb:. 59C Pumpkin Pies ::::.,_ •och 49c TangeIOS Jutco __ . Glazed Donuts;:;:.,_ 12 45C Grape fru1t• Red 6 ~or59c Angel Food Cake J;::k.. •.. 45c 45 Pecan R•ln9S RED POTATOES U.S. No. I 4 1¥1. 89( Size • 8rea.d SlieodPorlror Ita I1an A 20 ~~~ 99c Woohecf _ _ _ __ Donloh Fried Fillets · · 14-oz. pkg. 6Sc ( 2 lb. pkg. 37c FROZEN FOOD BUYS! o 31-tb.ML $].00 PumpkIn MINCE - piH MORTON-FROZEN PIES OR French Fries ~:.':... _ 2 2:~s 89c AlP Cut Green 8eans Froun 53 -- Fr•sh Baked--- I-IIIo, pkg. pl<gs. Play lie-lac-toe at Your A&P! WE WON . .. SO CAN YOU m~ - plq. • ( . Real Cream Topping_ 6lo1-oz. can 49c 1 .,.·.~-~ :.l'•il• Gelalin _ ( ( lb. lb. cake 2 - 1-oz. pkgs. 39c ' ~nn l'•g• ~~stard _ _ _ l-Ib. Ja.l"21c i ' '. j l' 1 .' CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Brand-- TANGERINES I 39C Sultana JANE PARKER-Over 2/3 Fruit & Nuts Aristocrat Saltines ___ 1-lb. pkg. 25c .... 01 FROZEN-BULK Cod Fillets -- · .... -- · .. lb. 39c A&P BRANDS FOR SAVINGS III ICANUPHI DINNERS A&P SEAFOOD VALUES! And here't the best part-no~ne can ever get too many of them. EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! () 10 Lunch Meats pr3d;iQillhnyone who.buyu.food would welcome ;., AND QUALITY .. . COMPARE! I Fryer Quarters · · · --· lb. 39c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 69c Pork Liver -- .. -- -- .. -- lb. 4Sc: Pork Feet ...... -- .. -- lb. 29c: Boiling Beef Plate -,· - lb. 29c Swiss Steak --- -- --- -- lb. 89c p~~~-69c THE RED TAG ,.... ... ...... .""""""_ .._,... S!tl4ICO ·Stewing Beef · ·--· · · - lb. 79c Beef Short Ribs -·· -·· lb. 49c Pizza Burgers 18-oz pkg 1.19 LOOK FOR Unocramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. II Pork Steaks -- -- .. .. .. lb. 59c Jono ~l!liWIDM;II.J koowii.J ..J ,_· 89c Jurkeys --- -- -- ---- -- - lb. 49c Boneless Pot Roast -· lb. 79c · ;_t, ' Mrs. Audrey MeCoy - I, Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs. Clar-1 ence Headley, Mrs. Rose D. Can - 2, Mrs. Dorothy Members of the Pomeroy Mrs. l._ois McCain - 3, Mrs. Bend C. B. Radio Auxiliary met SF. DakvlS, Mbersl. Albert Cox, Mrs. \. at the Roush Drive-In near ran Goe - 4, Mrs. New Haven Monday evening ert Jewell, M:-s. Betty Dean. for a 6:30 Christmas dinner, Class 7 - Mrs. Frank Goebel, Tables in white covers were Mrs .. Audrey Betzing - 2, centered a Christmas arrange- Audrey_McCoy, Mrs. ~ ••,,II ment. Mrs. Robert Harden ask· Nease, rdrs. Holly Hayes, Mrs. ed grace. Mrs. Doyle Shuler, James Nicholson - 3, Mrs. Ruth president. conducted a short Moore, ~rs . Grover Stout -4, business session. It was announ· lMrs. ~non Nelson, Mrs. Fra~· ced that the Men's club would ces MU10( .- I, Mrs. Dulcie have a family potluck Chris~ Reibel, Mrs. Virgil Adkins. mas dinner at the Second Ward Class 8.- Mrs. Hiram Fisher, house in Pomeroy Sunday, No- Mrs. Fre~ Nease~ 4, Mrs. Ada vember II. Plans were oomplet- Holter, Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs. ed for attending the Dialing for Mary Hysell - 3, Mrs. Lelia 1 Dollars program at WSAZ lo- Spel)Cer, Mrs. Dolly Hayes day. The next meeting will be Mrs. Carl Grueser, Mrs. ~!ton ~eld at ti\e home of Mrs. Ed- Rousp, );frs. Mason Fisher. I ward Wells, on January 9. Mrs. Jean Nease, Mrs. Edison 1 After the busines!! session. the ijollon, Mrs. Betty Dean, group adjourned to the home Roy•,HoltAor.. - 1, Mrs. Dwight; II of Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mason, Milhoan. W. Va. for a party and gift ex- . Ci"ass 9 - Mrs. Ruth "'.~:~·kif change. Present were those Mn::EdisQn ll<lllon, Mrs. ~ named above and Mrs. Nathan Goebet ~,: ·I,e_verett Roush, Biggs, Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. M~ , · HJ,sell :- ~· Mrs. Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs. Tim Leila r• Mr~. Faye . Neutzling, Mrs. Freeman En- dermutn, J ):Irs. F;va Robeson. ocb , Mrs. Peter Smith and Mrs. /drs. T. A. Hennessey, Mrs. Elwood Bowers. Joho Klllcaid - 2, Mrs. Grace -And Say ltl pork L01•n Roas · t: lb. ! Ch~rge "Super-Right'( Meats! ·, Full 7 Rib End IBild·A-Count o' ., Get in on. the Fine Gifts! . Ruby WIIUllllllon ' $500.00 LoeDillo" $100.00 ( �' ,. J' to-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-1\llddleport, 0., Dec. 7, 1968 lPearl Harbor: On Dec. 6, 1941, few had heard of this naval base in Hawaii; a day later, Japan madeitfamous ••. Twenty-five years ago Hoyt McAfee, 1 r 4-BUCKLE ARCTICS Ytutht, loy• enll $3·" Mtn•-THE SHOE BOX roving reporter for several Middleport, 0. North Carolina neW1papers, was in Honolulu. On the morning of De· cember 7, 1941, he drove a naval of,1cer friend to his ship, the Arizona, at Pearl Harbor. On the way home hs stopped at a hilltop cafe near Suggestion For Christmas Olftl Pearl for breakfast. It was then, whsn 183 Japanese wtrplanes roared WALKIE·TALKIES overhead, that the Pacific war beg-•n. McAfee was an eyewitness. He THE BAND ABOARD THE NIC\{ AIJ"" were holsled. DuriDg tile attack, 4 transistor, 24.95 . . 5 transistor, 29.95 With c•rrying case. Approved by FCC regula· tlons. recalls the moment in this exclusive dispatch. ling planes. ing and swaying among pound !! until II sank It was a sight which electrl- columns of water. Smoke bottling up all tile burlllng By HOYT MeAPEE halfhach racing for their op- lied hard-pressed, . distressed lowed around it in geyserljke tfeships, cruisers, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. ponents' goa! line. Some scam· : and wounded fighting men all torrents. and supply ships inside Pearl. In the early moments of the Japanese attack on pered to gun I<>Sitions and oth- over Pearl Harbor - how the Almost miraculously, the N.. A "bit regretfully" Lt. Cmdr. Open Every Day, All Dey, 7:00 1115:30 Pearl Harbor one scene magnetized my attention to the ers to ftrst-ald stations, eager Nevada finally went swinging 'ada shook Itself free from Thomas complied with lhe orS.turdey Nights Til I Mason, W. Ve. exclusion of all others. A small group of men on the bat- now to join their sblpmates in out. With the tide, and stnctly Ibis shower of inteoded deotruc,, l der. As soon as Japanese pilots tfe;hip Nevada ignored smoke fumes, •·apidly spreading fi~hllng roles. on 1ts own steam, at 8:45 that tion. Like hundreds of saw where he was taking the fire' and bomb explosions to go through a time-honored There caD be 00 doubt obout Ill-fated ~ornmg. Commander men on the flamiag doeko cer<•mony- the hoisting of the colors. II: That dramatte ftag-•alslng Thomas directed every agoru•- aboard tbe bodty damoged sblp• Minutes ticked by. It was 31J -~-oeremoay IDIUied the eatlrt mg moment of 1ts run from In Pearl Harbor, I watched seconds to 8 o'clock · Yet band- 1 kept my binoculars foeused on persODDt1 o1 tbe Nevada wllb his conning-tower perch. aow tenstly, then with my heart leader Oden McMillan and hi' lhe Nevada. a strike back at the-eoem Ch" f leapiag - ao the Nevada 1e Quart~rm~ster Robert swept on. Some of the onlook· 23 mtJs icians remained in for- As Old Glory fluUered up- . • ~ • Y· mation seemingly oblivious of ward to the half-way point on :e co~';;.U~DJ offl: ~~be!r_y h""i" JNnsplred 85 never ers sent up rebel yells and 1 81 th d ' t tl . 1· S At 81the mast a strafing plane swer W re a e me ore m S avy career voclferoUI cheers. a ~ a~~~errai~in~et~f ~~: . nag ved in Jdw over the ship. It~ Japaone unlea•bed their deva•· steered the Nevada past the 0 · .. tatlng . assault. Lt. be Cmdr. began mach"1ne gun chattered. A bl as1 F Tb kl battered and burning bulk of II was at that moment that .Jus! then t~n enem Jane tore the flag almost to tatters. rancls omas, t nn ng the Arizona, past floating Adm. Husband Kimmel and his made a swooping ptun;e P to- This had a nrrve-jolling effect of~cer aboard, rtallzed lh•t hi• chunks of broken steel, past a staff at CINCPAC headquarl•·rs JI ward the Ari1or.a and sent a on bandleader Mc~lillan, and ship was in terrible daager. huge pipeline almost directly in ' made a dflficult decision, torpedo Jnt.o its midsection. On he forgot to wave his baton for He re~olved. to save 1 ~ from Its path. Then came the swann I one designed to protect all across the Nevada's fantail it a moment. But in a swift reflex ~es~cbon. His first 00"!,1dence- of enemy aircraft like vultures ships in Pearl Harbor. Via hurtled pt blazing speed. Sud- action his arm na•hed out and mspmng order wa~ to get uo hungry for a feast. They all nals hoisted atop the denlv th~ planf''s rPar gunner 1 up again in the accustomed the stream - were gomg ~~ conver.ged. on the Nevada, bent Distnct Tower they ordered the spied the assemblt'd musicians j pattern. His musicians, galvan- make a run for the o~en sea on dehvenng a knockout blow. Nevada to head for the shallow nf'ar 'he flagpol e I ized by this example or cour· Skilled anc. resourceru. prepar· Down, down, they swerved beach at Hospital Point and He ;riJgered his. machine gun age, resumed playing the an- allons went forwa.rd at . full and roared - one after the oth- drop anchor there. speed to accomplish lh1s even bomb Their fear was this ·. That - and t he bursI f rom 1.1 came them. , . er.. Two more direct e\ose to hitting MeMillan and As they hit the final note, an~ as th~ Nevada s g~ crews tried hits shoo~ the Nevada vtol~nt-~ the Nevada continued on to . the Marine guard. But no dam· other plane came screaming so to drive off. swooping, swerving, ly. New fires flared. Near m1ss- open channel, every avail";lbte ll Nu , _ cttAMI'ION age was inflicted. Despite thot low that It almost crashed into and unnervmg torpedo~ ~tra· es s~~~h~-b~ttl~ag~n _pitch- enemy plane would bomb and hairbreadth esca pe McMillan the Nevada. Its fusillade rip. · DOOR CHIME and his band resumed playing ped !!p huge splinters on the the Star-Sptmgled Banner. battleship's starboard side. It was a true moment of in- Having performed their duty splration. Yet there wa1 more under withering fire. Oden Meof the same defiance 1<1 come. Millan and his crew broke 416 Main St. PI PI 1W V t h N d ' 0 . eason,.e. . k A From my hilltop vantag• pomt ran s. cross e eva as e PEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 1 overlooking Peart Harbor, I deck they sprinted like fleet D_E~!VERS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OlDO ACCOU!I.'fS WELCOM~; 1 UMGE DOOR ---- --- -- - Los WJ!homson Bill Wellman 1 spent Thanksgiving with Mr. OPE~ATOR and Mrs. Elmo Smith and family. 1 Mr. and Mr't E. H. Stewort, who until rece,lly lived in this I community ar<~ announcillll lbe ll"d4"a. School birth of a girL I ,;· . .; BUUETIN 10•• The Carleton Sunday had an attendance of 70 with fSMi"'' I an offering of !15.!9 on Nov. 'll. the elft-qua!ltv watch Worship services followed with ONUS Rev. Clyde Hinton. !! Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal, 4'x7'x14"SHIET Sandra, Linda and Karla. Mr. ~~~ and Mrs. Roger Young were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. IDEAl. fOR r:eorge Warner and family of Visitors of Mrs. Louise Van PANELING ..,. uir · ' 1'/olfeJl"ll rec•nlly. Meter and Nicki were Mr. and IAUIIENTS •• J2 'I • .., ... Mr. and Mrs. William Houd· Mrs. Lawrence Theiss, Racine. ashelt visited one evening re- Mr. and Mn~ . Ted Bailey of lnwing inw......., ce.,tly with Mr. and Mrs. Lon· diana, Mrs. Mae Van Meter, Hudson. ltocal. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King and Mrs. Doris Dailev vi!\ited Mr. fam ily visited in Columbus on and Mrs. Glen Baker of near Thanksgiving with Mr. and Tuppers Plains and Mrs. Mary ~bitibi Mrs. Leo Kina and Michael. Kerns, local. TAY1.01 Visiting recently with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wholey ININDOOIDOCII· OUYDOal 1 and Mro. William Beal and oon of 8hode and Miss Sharon ,1ohn4' X 8' X .4" SHEET were Mr. and Mrs. Maarten son, Jocnl, visited Mr. and HARDBOARD PANELING Svia r! of Columbus ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Morris Teaford and fam. Mrs. S!Jmley Beat and family ''' ily. Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Noville ' Visitifli with Mr. and Mr~. and Mr. Junior Pauley, Ripley, John Warner and family on 1 W. Va., Miss Janie Congo, Miss IUZABmf SDRF KING Thanksgiving were Mr. and · Shirley Powell of Portland and Modem J01llhlul ..,. .. o fii9CIIIon fino 17 Jowt1 Mrs. Vernal Well end family of Mr. and Mn. Rayes MeMurry, lutovo quoi!IJ • 17 """'• In 0 hi,_ llllovo qUIIIIJ' Shade, Mr. and Mrs. John Tenny Brewer, local. visited JlltowOI'wlltt. .._ ~rogan :-~n rl f ., ..., ; .. of Salem Mr. and Mrs. Roy Powell and • ohacl<.,..lttanl • unbmloblt Center and Mark Brogan. family. tr0R ANY GFT OCCASION , , , molnsprifll ind Mrs. ~:n tl! p, .. ,,l 'lnd son~ i Mr. and Mrs. Carroll White IT...... IUs.a FICm JCll B\llove Is the watch :.-ou can give of Palestine. W. Va., Mr. and and two daughters, Letart Falls, with pride because lt'a made with pride. Mrs. John Warner and daugh- Mr . and Mrs. Gene Congo, toFrllm ruqed waterproofs • to dazzll"ll diamonds, ler of Columbus and Gla<la War- cal, called on Mr. and Mrs. Hoevery ~ Is a gift-quality watch. oer of Columbus. mer Icenhower. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mash Mr. Roy Rush, local, visited Mlft AllllitA-Youth and kllltJ eep. md family had as visitors re. Rev. and Mrs. John Busch. Rev. tllrld ~n I t int 17 ltWII lhO<:IHnlltlnt cently Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mash and Mrs. Busch visited Mr. and Wltdl. In ''111M 1M' whllt, Mlldlln& exptntlon brntltL $11.71 and family and Mrs. Sylvia Mrs. Lawrence Bush and Con· 'dash. all ol Gahana. nie, Racine Route. IUIIIDLI-UIIUIVtl dtsl&llld CUt Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton Ronnie Donaldson of Columilslllontd In 14 Kt cole. 17 Jtwtl mmo mtnl, thod.·rtll5tlat, unbrtthblt tisited Thanksgiving Day with bus is visiting Mrs. Minnie Car.INIIIIIPI'IIIS. 1111 JIIIOIW .. wllltt, $7UI :heir daughter. Cleola Ho"man, roll and family. >nd with their son, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Homer IconIEUTTA 2J -III!Hd fa ... lllrius. Bob Hinton and fami l• hower called on Mr. and Mrs. IB IIIII IIUIIIIIII$. StiJ-IIIIIflt 1Uin1n& ltnl tl&e. Gelllllnt leatlllf ttr-. ;olumbus. Leo Dalley and family. • Wtllrpraot•, and selfoWIIIdlna. $4'-ft Visiting with Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Joe Woll )len Harrison over a recent Racine Route and Mr. Simey .veekend wat; their son Phil Powell, local, called on Mr. tf Ba!Umort, Mct. anc Mrs. Maywood Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damron Mrs. Neva Bailey and daugh1nd chUdren of East Bar-It, W. te~. Racine, Mrs. Anna Haines, Lla., sptnt Thanksgiving wilh Mr. and Mrs. Gene carpenter, AS~WEEK A LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. l)a Darnron. local, were Thanksgiving din. .I AS Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Hudson · oer guests of Mrs. Sylvia CarI IIAIUIIIHOo riBited his sister, Mrs. Roselle penter. • ·' l'homps,:-~!1 and hi!\ mothf'r. \1rs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carboa Hudson of Syracuse and al roll called oo Mrs. Mae Van No Down Payment Come in and He our e%tf718lve collection of BULOVA watches! '" with Mr. and Mrs. E H. Meter and Ruby. : Stewart and family of Miners- Carl Dean Johnson has re- ' ville. covered from chicken pox and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Beat has returned to school lnd family and Mrs. Leroy Wy-May JobDI~ ant Vi!lted ID Cltorleoton with 416 M.ln St. · Pt. Pltiunt, Mrs. Wyant'a brother, who Is Approximately 8,500 persons eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYQN'l' 10rlously ill. were ldlled In bo!M !Ires durDELIVE RS ANY ITEM IN OUR STORE, OHiO ACCOUNTS WELCOJ!IE Mr. IIIII MrL Bay Nichol• iDIIIIIS, abllUI2,100 of theae be- Les WI11 l111110n , 8111 Wtll1111n llmlly of Oalt Ilill, W. Va., ing ehlldrell. .. IJJDtrtrtr?ttrl lfli?RPDOD%??'1atDtt PICKENS HARDWARE .,:it. WAX BIRCH SET J Q TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS Kingsbury _....., BULOVA o:d Town Flats 1388 :.: S12999 best to give... best to get... Social News - <:;.> 115585 uv Society Notes -- 1241 CAlli LAUll t WOOD PAIELIII ... _...... S299 __ -. .... .... 4'x8'x%" SHEET YOUR CHOICE CHE,RRY · OAK · WALNUT 1 . ............... wo"""""' THa.GIEID - SS! 10" TITAN POOL TABLE . s4ass~ Fold-N-Ro/1 TENNIS Open A TABLE 'd Ch ' s h s COunty Wl e rlstmas Ow een , l s · ; f l b Ch , . , , man Unt que y uccess u y Ql r ma•ttnar - I. Clast II- Lee Ann Ntase - ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec. 7, 1 ~11 Class Ia- Mrs. Audra WeD, 4, Koste Hysell - 3, Sondra -~-- · -- --Mrs. Edna Lee- 3, Mrs. An- Roush, Al an lloller, Jao FISh- - 3. Wil ma Terrl!ll , Addalo• RobjDn - 2: _ r . . . . . na Hart, Mrs. Donna Morris, er - I, Grace Hysell, Roma LeW IS, Winnie ~tout, Betty MU. Pa_ck•le OE<~r,~ons Mrs. Betty Dean- 2, Mrs. VIr· Nease- 2, Carl Hendcicks Lin- boao -1, Marguerile ~rr- ~- Leo Kennedy. - 3, Mrs. Gl , ginia Chadwell - 4, Mrs. Lou· da Hollon. Class 17 - Koste Dried materials and pictures Drake, Margar.t E. LewiS ise Harrison - 1, Mrs. .Geneva Hysell, Grace Hysell, Sondra - Lucretia Genheimer, Adda- 2, Addalou Lewis - 4, Mnt. Nolan, Mrs. Mary Heines, Mrs. Roush, Janice Holter- I , Car- lou Lewis, Geneva Nolaa, Mary Frank Goebel- l, Mrs. -~ Frank Goebel, Mrs. Mina Hart, ot Lewis - 2, Roma Nease - Heines - (not judged). Heioes, Mrs. Vernon N~;iif. Mrs. Belva Willard, Mrs. Guy 3, Janice Dean, Naomi Ohling- Books and magazines - Eva Mrs. Audra Well, Mrs. Ed. Note: Margaret Ella - criticism, cripes, . changes Drake, Mrs. Milton Roush, Charles Lewis - I, Mrs. Wal- Lee, Mrs: Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. er - 4, Heidi Milhoan, Linda Robson, Margaret Ella Lewis ence Headley. I() Lewis, chairman of the Meigs you'd like to see, a."d even may· Mrs. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. Mary ter Bentz, Mrs. Bruce Lloyd •Robert Lewis. Hollon, Lee Ann Nease - 4, - (Not judged ). FlDaactai Statement County C~istmas ?lower Show be the things_you liked. , Heines - I, Mrs. John Terrell, - 2, Mr•- M~ Heines - 4, Class 14 - Mrs. Mary Hysell Malanie Dean - 4. . Evergreen Specimell! - Mrs. Judge .. . .. .. . .. .. .. .. $25.00 of 1966, has forwarded the let- I'd like to see the rules chang- Mrs. Fred Nease - 3. I Mrs. John Kincaid- 3. - 1, Mrs. Ruby Hysell - 3, Class 18 - Koste Hysell - 3, ~- S. Nease - I, Mrs, Jean Building .. .. .. .. -.... 6 tor that follows to all gardened so that no club could 'enter I Class 10- Mrs. Lois McCain Class 12- Mrs.-Audrey Betz- Mrs. Chas. Lewis, Mrs. Agnes Roma Nease - 4, Sondra Nease - 2, Mary Heines- 3 Janitor ... ........... • 7.50 clubs of Meigs County. Perti- lanolher club's da3S. Maybe _ 1, Mrs. Mary Hyr.ell, Mrs. ing - 3, Mrs. Richard Jones Brown - 2, Mn. Edison Hoi- Nease, Debbie Campbell - 2. and 4. Wilma Terrell, Eva Rob- Programs ... .. ... . - , 6.10 .:ent parts of U are published could say tnat each . person 1Lloyd Moort - 3, Mrs. Donna 4, Mrs. Mary. Hysell - 2, ton - 4. Lee Ann Nease, Carl Hend- j son. Pauline Roush, Margaret Postage .. .. .. . .. .. . .. .. 1.30 here, together w1th the bst of could enter as many times as Williamson, Mrs. Harvey O'Dell Mrs. Robert LewiS, Mrs. Mar- Class 15- Mrs. Ada Holter ncks - I. E. LewiS. Film ..... ··...... .. ..... · 6.00 participants and Iibbon winners. she wanted to in her club's Mrs. Edson Hollon - 4. Karr, Mrs. Charles - 3, Mrs. Mary Hysell - 2. Houseplants - Donna Wil· Christmas Decorations - Finishing . . . . . . . . .• . ... 3;00 class and in the Class 11- Mrs, Dulcle ·ReJMrs. J. 0. Rode!, Mrs. Chas. Lewis - 1. tiamson- • . Mary Heines. Mrs. Mary Heines - I, Mrs. Moving furniture -- .. .. .. -'4* Th M . C Chr" classes, - bu~- 110.1 In th.t,'\C)~ MJ:s. ·Milton Rousll, Mrs. Mrs. Agnes Brown, Mrs. Fred JUNIORS Grace Fisher, Frances Minor Grover Stout - 3, Mrs. Eve Total .. $5Z.SO 1/ e e1gs ounty lStl)l.as drawn by anorher club. . Show ol , 1966 is now hi~to~; What do you thil!k? Shucks, and wasn t 1L a wonderfuloho . ['m just mad because some. ' '-'t ~ In my opinion i~ was at least body from anolber club took ~ 'I • •)i'~-... the. eq,ual of last year's show. Winding Tiaii's blue ribbon! ···: l d1dn I ask lhe ju~ge what What 1 need to d is apofo:. . she thought - I did ~at last gize to eveeyone for getting 8n 11;. year:~~ she said shed have arrangement disqualified. '~ ' to link, over the score sht. You know "Tell this arrang· • All 13 club: parf.i eir::: hvl rn· lt- ler to read 'the schedule more ural!y) and there were 306 en- ! carefully!;, ·. · tries in the 24 ciasses. 1 I wont to take this opporlunRIBBON WINNERS '' ity to thank everyone who par· Class 1 - Mrs. John Kincaid ticipated. Without each and - 1, Mrs. Fran~s Minor, Mrs. every exhibitor doing her part Ada Holter,_Mra. Bruce Lloyd there would be no show. - 2, Mrs. Irta Massar, Miss NeiMy thanks also to the Co ·• He 7..erkle - 3, Mrs. Robert Chairmen, Margaret Blaettnar Lewis - 4, Mrs. Letta Spencer. 1 and Mac Mora - to lhe work Class 2 - Mrs. Ernest ''· ('ommittec of Saturday morn- Whilehead, Mrs. Huth Moore, ' lng, especially Mae, and Ada Mr3. Dorsel Reibel, Mrs. Har· 1 PICNIC STYLE Holter. and Virginia -Chadwell; old Mli,Ssarj Mrs. Carl Buckley, ' tilen to Wilma Terrell and Eva ?Ytrs. Dilleie Reibel ..... l, Mr"s. Robson for assisting with the Gene Wilson, Mrs. Mary Heines i counting and tabulating of en- - 3, Mrs. Clarence .Harris Lries and exhibits; to Virginia 4,. Mrs1 Hiram Fisher .::.. .1, Mts. I BUTT STYLE Cradwell and Mary Heioes of Lyle Balderson. 1 the registration committee: to Class 3 - Mrs. John Kincaid I Mary Hysell and Addalou Lew- - 1, Mrs. Dolly Hayes, Mrs. ~ --------------------------------. KING OF THE is for acting as judge's clerks; Dulcie Reibel - 2, Mrs. John I BEEF ROAST to Doris Grueser for moral sul'" Terrell, - 3, Mrs. Cush John.o- 1 ALL 7" CUTS --~~ lb. port : to Dulcie Reibel for the ton - 4, Mrs. Ruth Moore Mrs. l Charles "Birds' Christmas Tree ;" to Mary Hysell, Mrs. the five clubs who prepared Lewis, Mrs. Eva Robson. BUTT STYLE FULLY DRESSED 10 to 16 lbs. sales tables -Middleport, Porn- Class · 4 - Mrs, John Terrell eroy, Wildwood, Rose, and Wind- - 2, Mrs. Joe Struble, Mrs. To some, a pnoc\ical gift ing Trail; to Bob Hoeflich for Ada Holter - 3, Mrs. . _Dolly I SHOULDER CUT is as welcome as a rainy weekend. hiS efforts in the publicity, to Hayes, Mrs. Leila spencer, j the Sentinel, to WMPO, to Aus- Mrs. Frank Goebel, Jr. - I, To others, it's just the right answer . . · BONELESS LEAN ALLGOOD ti1 Phillips for the time he Mrs. Ruth Moore - 4, Mra. ' used from his Thanksgiving va- Robert Lewis, Mrs. Charles cation to care for the building, Lewis. Here's a practical gift, that's practically perf eft: TENDER SLICED to Mrs. Cullen for judging, ond Class 5 - Mrs. Donald Mora to SUpt. Hargraves and the - 4, Mrs. Pearl Mora 2, an A&P Gift Certificate. Meigs Local School Board lor Mrs. Marguerite Karr. Mrs. LEG OR BREAST permitting us to use the build· Utta Spencer, Mrs. Virginia A handsome certificate with a mailing envelope, Jng. ChadweU, Mrs. Mary Hysell A very speciol thanks to Land- 3, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Jean available in all A&P stores all year long. mark for the display of garden- Nease, Mrs. Milton Roush, ing aids. · Mrs. Edison Hollon, Mrs. Mary "SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED SULTANA FROZEN Offered in '5 and '10 denominatiOII!, these gift certificates I wish that' eacti of you would Heines, Mrs. Lois McCain, Mrs. write down and send me a list Ada Holter, Mrs. Dale Kautz, will be honored in any A&P store in the United States. of observations and suggestions Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Altoona 4 DELICIOU~ . 6 DELICIOUS for another year while lhe Karr, Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Wh th" k OOut't, ~ VARIETIES ·':1-\ -<;'i _ VARIETIES ~- each show Is still fresh In your tnlftds Be~(vtal'l:- 1;-'l\trl'.' ~.,...:,;.:.:·!i!ll,C:U ol·m a I ,- par- j i • ' TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERSw. .... ....... - .: c \ .Pork Roast, Loin End · · lb. 53c .Pork Roast, Rib Half -· lb. 49c Pork Roast, Loin Half • lb. 63c · k lb Por Roast, Center Cut • 69c Pork Chops -- -- -- -- .. lb. 79c '·" , Pork Roast · -· -· --· -··-lb. 39c Quarter Loin, Sliced ·-lb. 69c Boneless Pork Roast -. lb. S9c BEEF RIB ROAST 1 'I' UXI lOry Dinner Held At Drive-l n c 8A ~7;~; 6 _ II -2,1 CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN BREADED Haddock or Perch 2 lb. $1.29 COPVRIGHTCiliH. THE 'GREAT ATlANTIC & 'ACIFIC TtA CO., INC. ~;:~:John Lobster Tails Fresh Produce! Jane Por k er Buys FRUIT CAKE 5 $J.99 89C .• Pineapple ~~:·_d_ 4 1-lb.4-ot. cans • 39 Sa Iad Dress1ng Margarine Null•• __ 5 99 A&PCoffee ~::~"~"'~ 2 "" $].39 69 Egg Nog White House---Gum Candies~:~_ 2 !~~.39c • 8ars F1g 2 :~.39c !b.6Sc Brick Cheese Grape Jam ~::. __ 2 ~~~r49c Chocolates :::.~·--- 75c English Walnuts 2 lb, $].09 qu.orl IU qu10t un dox. s..dtm _ h Jono Porkor A&P, Long Grain Rice , ..,,$].59 --------pkg, l-Ib, FLORIDA ZIPPER SKINS . pkg, of pka. Fried Redfish Fillets · - lb. 69c pkgs, FID<Ido 5 lbb:. 59C Pumpkin Pies ::::.,_ •och 49c TangeIOS Jutco __ . Glazed Donuts;:;:.,_ 12 45C Grape fru1t• Red 6 ~or59c Angel Food Cake J;::k.. •.. 45c 45 Pecan R•ln9S RED POTATOES U.S. No. I 4 1¥1. 89( Size • 8rea.d SlieodPorlror Ita I1an A 20 ~~~ 99c Woohecf _ _ _ __ Donloh Fried Fillets · · 14-oz. pkg. 6Sc ( 2 lb. pkg. 37c FROZEN FOOD BUYS! o 31-tb.ML $].00 PumpkIn MINCE - piH MORTON-FROZEN PIES OR French Fries ~:.':... _ 2 2:~s 89c AlP Cut Green 8eans Froun 53 -- Fr•sh Baked--- I-IIIo, pkg. pl<gs. Play lie-lac-toe at Your A&P! WE WON . .. SO CAN YOU m~ - plq. • ( . Real Cream Topping_ 6lo1-oz. can 49c 1 .,.·.~-~ :.l'•il• Gelalin _ ( ( lb. lb. cake 2 - 1-oz. pkgs. 39c ' ~nn l'•g• ~~stard _ _ _ l-Ib. Ja.l"21c i ' '. j l' 1 .' CAP'N JOHN-FROZEN Brand-- TANGERINES I 39C Sultana JANE PARKER-Over 2/3 Fruit & Nuts Aristocrat Saltines ___ 1-lb. pkg. 25c .... 01 FROZEN-BULK Cod Fillets -- · .... -- · .. lb. 39c A&P BRANDS FOR SAVINGS III ICANUPHI DINNERS A&P SEAFOOD VALUES! And here't the best part-no~ne can ever get too many of them. EVERY DAY LOW PRICES! () 10 Lunch Meats pr3d;iQillhnyone who.buyu.food would welcome ;., AND QUALITY .. . COMPARE! I Fryer Quarters · · · --· lb. 39c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 69c Pork Liver -- .. -- -- .. -- lb. 4Sc: Pork Feet ...... -- .. -- lb. 29c: Boiling Beef Plate -,· - lb. 29c Swiss Steak --- -- --- -- lb. 89c p~~~-69c THE RED TAG ,.... ... ...... .""""""_ .._,... S!tl4ICO ·Stewing Beef · ·--· · · - lb. 79c Beef Short Ribs -·· -·· lb. 49c Pizza Burgers 18-oz pkg 1.19 LOOK FOR Unocramble these lour Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. II Pork Steaks -- -- .. .. .. lb. 59c Jono ~l!liWIDM;II.J koowii.J ..J ,_· 89c Jurkeys --- -- -- ---- -- - lb. 49c Boneless Pot Roast -· lb. 79c · ;_t, ' Mrs. Audrey MeCoy - I, Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs. Clar-1 ence Headley, Mrs. Rose D. Can - 2, Mrs. Dorothy Members of the Pomeroy Mrs. l._ois McCain - 3, Mrs. Bend C. B. Radio Auxiliary met SF. DakvlS, Mbersl. Albert Cox, Mrs. \. at the Roush Drive-In near ran Goe - 4, Mrs. New Haven Monday evening ert Jewell, M:-s. Betty Dean. for a 6:30 Christmas dinner, Class 7 - Mrs. Frank Goebel, Tables in white covers were Mrs .. Audrey Betzing - 2, centered a Christmas arrange- Audrey_McCoy, Mrs. ~ ••,,II ment. Mrs. Robert Harden ask· Nease, rdrs. Holly Hayes, Mrs. ed grace. Mrs. Doyle Shuler, James Nicholson - 3, Mrs. Ruth president. conducted a short Moore, ~rs . Grover Stout -4, business session. It was announ· lMrs. ~non Nelson, Mrs. Fra~· ced that the Men's club would ces MU10( .- I, Mrs. Dulcie have a family potluck Chris~ Reibel, Mrs. Virgil Adkins. mas dinner at the Second Ward Class 8.- Mrs. Hiram Fisher, house in Pomeroy Sunday, No- Mrs. Fre~ Nease~ 4, Mrs. Ada vember II. Plans were oomplet- Holter, Mrs. Ruth Moore, Mrs. ed for attending the Dialing for Mary Hysell - 3, Mrs. Lelia 1 Dollars program at WSAZ lo- Spel)Cer, Mrs. Dolly Hayes day. The next meeting will be Mrs. Carl Grueser, Mrs. ~!ton ~eld at ti\e home of Mrs. Ed- Rousp, );frs. Mason Fisher. I ward Wells, on January 9. Mrs. Jean Nease, Mrs. Edison 1 After the busines!! session. the ijollon, Mrs. Betty Dean, group adjourned to the home Roy•,HoltAor.. - 1, Mrs. Dwight; II of Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mason, Milhoan. W. Va. for a party and gift ex- . Ci"ass 9 - Mrs. Ruth "'.~:~·kif change. Present were those Mn::EdisQn ll<lllon, Mrs. ~ named above and Mrs. Nathan Goebet ~,: ·I,e_verett Roush, Biggs, Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. M~ , · HJ,sell :- ~· Mrs. Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mrs. Tim Leila r• Mr~. Faye . Neutzling, Mrs. Freeman En- dermutn, J ):Irs. F;va Robeson. ocb , Mrs. Peter Smith and Mrs. /drs. T. A. Hennessey, Mrs. Elwood Bowers. Joho Klllcaid - 2, Mrs. Grace -And Say ltl pork L01•n Roas · t: lb. ! Ch~rge "Super-Right'( Meats! ·, Full 7 Rib End IBild·A-Count o' ., Get in on. the Fine Gifts! . Ruby WIIUllllllon ' $500.00 LoeDillo" $100.00 ( �.,, ' I Tax Dilemma -in,Sharp Relief from Events .UPI B •:..f Protestants nms Criti.CIZI •.'·n·. J•mo• ~ v-.. Jlallud M111'4kr~;~-4 I ' ' :::.::ldeil:;; lly JOHN PIERSON Friday In the wake of I and throwlnfl the economy Into . . g' . HIP IIGitool prlllciJIII, ••. • ' .-..:~.. """--' . rillke McGraw, 10, and Jerry D. Uoiletl Pm• lalmtalloRI commerce Department aurvey a downward loop. Ki•~k1 &~L, '' '. , &'JII~:t~' Bu vw~er . llerrmr, It, both of WASIIINGTON (UPI) ---1'ro- lltftriul that busln.umen H this happened, Incomes Gilv. Ed Brealllllt notified " AKRON (UPQ - Pollee sata The bar owner, Richal'l1 r.~ ••ldent Johnson is facing a -~ to IDcrease their pll!ll would fall and so would federal CONTINUED lro!ll P~ge I "Jim" his b..o'Vl' ~lie I"~J. first • egree mll\'4er' chnrges er, 29, Akron, was being held dilemma about taxes. Evt~~IS Of and equipment outlays by oncy 7 tax receipts, and the govern- the London stock mar~e1 should to :re<ta!~llloa •• of hil 1'4rk~. ld ' \ mi!$!>,p"•ifi?t tavern I a, a suspect. He told pollt:t one the past few days have thrown per oent next year, compared to mont- in one of those ironies of not be repeated. AMOIIll~ment witb youlll. 'pe/,ple Ia ~~- ' own · J ,. ,kill~· iWiheen-agel of tile youth• pulled 1 knife on It tnto sharp relief. more ihan 18 per cent In 19611. PCOnomics -could end up with of the propo!ed sanetiqns stag- MIAMI BEACH <UPI) - ltl, Veooarf hal been ln!tru· '. · y1 the . sldp,aJt·..Jn front! him and ht pulled out a revolv· The federal govtrnment Is Government economists have an even bigger deficit than ujgered the pound slerllllf, which President .John~on's handling. of · meittal In signing two Pttti.-. 01 hi., bar early ioda"·. el to defend himself. probably going to run a budget cited the boom in busineSs , s•t out to cure by raising tu- had to be propped up by the the war m V~et Nam, whiCh bar~h Piratea pla)·en, Jerq: , . . , - ---- - · dPfio·it ol <R hill ion t.o 112 billion capital spending as one of the es. Bank of England. Stock mtrl:et won a qualified moral endorsr:. Lyaeh aid WOII!I:I'r)lmiit, 1!1. ,'.~. \ iit@ ' '• '... '> this fiscal year rather tllan the chief villainr In this year's' B t I' t . f. I I shares dropped millions of dol- ment from u.s. Catbolle bishop! theft J!nlfe.lfODil ba..-11 .....:t, eUNGERIE $1.8 billion estimated last inflation. . u na 15 a "" Y 8 oomy Jars in value. la!t month, Is t'OmJng under co.rtfaetl. ·He ..IN wao olli >'i'i\ , .~·.,,, :• i:; January The President lndlcat- The danger- and the dilemma PICture, one that Ackley and his heavy cr~tlcal fire from Prole!- of Ohio's most auccessful bllh • PURS&s.GLOVES e~ the magnitude of the red Ink for Johnson-is that a tax colleagues on the . Presld~ot's Sum Hopeful lint leaders meeting in the sehool Iootball coacbeo ruesrl"' when he told an increase designed to balance Council of EcooomiC AdviSer! CINCINNATI DR SAMU general assembly of the Nation-' · eDRESSES ~us1111. Tex. news conference the federal budget runs the r\si are prtobThably clevelrhenohuiJdh 10 el Sheppa~ said-Tuesday h; II Council of Clturehes. • "'' li&M "" of also taking . too much spend- preven . .e counc• as a , at was disappointed •• . •II . APPEAL·· DENIED ne pi''"' 10 as k Congress for •• in the gfand VIce pres!dent HUucrt 1 t 1 thi eCOATS billion or $10 billion more this ing power out of private hnnds :.~~llen~n~ecord sof Y•:;;clian jury investi8alion of the 1954 Humphrey will appear before COLUMBUS (UP!) - The 1rar for the war 1n V~et Nam. h th prld d ng murder of hls firtt wile tbe assembly tonl&ht (8 p. m. Ohio. Supreme Court refUsed toeBLOUSES . h . ' ow e economy wou o m . EST " day \ 0 cons lder an appeaI by " Pa nlo me, t e natiOns eConothe months ahead and of The former osteopaUI made ) to defend admInIs.trautln '" has slowed from l•st 0 d' . . .b. lhr statement in a news can- policy. Humphrey Is . pinch- Leonard Ray Caml(.'(lm, current•NOVELTIES . . .s feven ~il , pace and 1agnoS1ng 11ts and prescn mg I, ference in restaurant here hittina · 1or p res1'dent J ohnson, '" · a 1"25 · sprmg edl y servmg vyear pr1son 1 J ohnson's top economic adviser. rem es. while the grand jury was ap- who declined an invitation to term . for armed robbery from USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLANI Gardner ".~ckley . ts ~.redlctlng , The council-with the help of parentty closing its investjga- address. the assembly. Lucas County, Uw t J96j w1ll see a. more I . • the Treasury and the Budget tion after only two days of test· Awa1tmg actio~ by the ----balanced, moderate kmd of Buroau-may be able to devise lmony. ''I'm fearful that they assembly later thiS week Is a MARRIAGE APPUCATION Jirowth." . . 1 just the right dose of taxes to are just going through the mo- strongly worded resolution Randell MIChael Jackson, 24, Acklev made hiS prediction CAP KENNEDY UPD-A 1reduce, If not eliminate, the lions .. sa•d Sheppard, who was wh1ch asserts that the war In .Rt. 3, Coolville, · and Shirley Court St. Pomeroy 1 , - -- ' E d. •·must be brought to Barber, 18, Reedsville. I 1 , deilcil without hurtmg I he here' promotmo~ hiS book ' "En- I V~et Nam umqtle weat1.~r eye-ra 10 rea~ d " ---~- ·- ·------· JO\\Ia S I satelltte whirled around ee~rLh economy. A sm~H tax mcrease Idure and Conquer ., ''I hope an en soon · od t b ked 1 m1ghl do the tnck , verv mul'h they are smcere." The proposed resolution, , t ay wa1 mg t.o e par tn 1 I which IS subject to amendment 1 · slahonary orbit to put spa_ce ! • on the rloor, at'cused the 1 ;science to work for the man·m , . Co~tly Bt>lwvwr admmistration of being less] , the-street " U 30 0 I COLUMBUS -:-REFUSAl. OF I than randid with the American The versatile space handy- 1 I hundreds of Oh,o phySICians te people about "major aspects of' tman" soared into a near-perfect follow government billing pro- the war." I WONDERFUL f'dll GIF iiN' I.TOOI i , preliminary orbi! reach 1 n !!: 1 I cedures f'or weUare clients un· 1 DES \IOfNf.~. Iowa IUPI) ' 22 ,712 miles high Tuesday night. I der Medicare has tied up more I - T)1e :;tall' of Jowa Tl!t"sdny ll was sending back a steady The possibil:ly of changing than ~~ million in payments. fi led 11 damage stu t accu~ing stream of reports on its slreet lights to merr ur~· vapor Robert B. Canary, assistaDt 21 rompa nle ~. induding some of condition and officials said 1t in Rutland next yrar was re- state welfare director, admitted .. wlltltr ....,.. th e aation·s major ull firms, looked "beautiful." viewed TuesdDy night during a the total of unpaid medical bills mrt . . . . ., Qf fixing the prices of liqUid The satellite's final hurdle regular monlhl~ meetmg of for Ohio's aged persons on puba ~ phalt smc~ t9JO was coming up later today when town council. lie welfare might be substanti· --~~-. The state asked for treble enginters planned to fire an ,, . . ally abol'e Sl million. 'nle basis The ~astern Local Board or 1 .lht(ll \riUit, damages for the state and lo- on board rocket motor to place it , Chesle! Card~~ll, _Oh~o Pow-~ for the physicians' refusal is Education this week employed ral governments from the fu·ms . into an orbit never before er Company offl~lal, mdlcated a the same as that tf somt who Lawrence Rose 8! a 6-7th grade lhtr'••lllllt which were ac~used of main· reaehed b~ a camera carrying • survey ,of the VIllage ~~~ld be , have revolted against certifica- teacher at Riverview elemen7.99 taining a "contmuous agree. ~atf'llite . rna de . as to the ft>asJbillly tf lion and recertification of Med· tary . I ment, eumbinalitn a.nd Cl)nsp!r· The rocket's H second burst changmg to mer_cu~ vapor. The icare hospital patients - fear I Th b d 1 h" eel M 16.99 IK'Y " for liie last Hi ~e<~n . of Pnergy was designed to kick i p~esent _street hghtmg contra~t of government domination of !Darl:ne 0 ~e~ ~s 1~ substit~~ Tile 5uit filed m l' S. _DIS· the moonlet cout of its egg· I W!lh 01110 Power Will exp!re m, the praclice of medicine. ., ed h trirt Court accused the f1rms :shaped orbit into 3 22 ,300 mile 1March. [ bus dm er and approv F \ ' of conspiring to ''fix prices" at .· . . 1 . , ' . employment of Kenneth rec • . .. ldgh c~rcular path where liS CounCil agreed tha t rep81r Tlrreut II Ellou•h er to repair coal furnaces at higt1er than compet JIJre levels ·b'ilal s~ed · t h , rth's k be d C 11 ~ .. . . Ol . · ,.. rna c e, ea . wor must one on o ege· BERKELEY CALIF -UN!- the Chester and Tuppers Plains and to d1\1de lhe stile mlo rotatiOn and the satellite A . d d ti . · · · · exclusive t!:'rri!Oiws·· fn J' e<~ch ,.. . v~ - · :_n tram;acte rou ne verstty of Cahrorma officials schools Jurmg . the Chnstm~s ;:.pp.ars motiOnless. busmess. Allendmg were May- crushed a strike by stud~nts vacation. Attendmg were prest~ fl.rm. 1 In two weeks, after th.e 01. El.1 Den·1 . assistants . . · b The defenda nt firms tndudrd . . s("tn, Clerk Vernon j and leachmg 'J'urs-~denl W1lham Carr, mern ers "telhte "above cmfull ythenudged to a Weber and Councilmen Eu- day. brmgmg · · an en d 1o a four. . Ear1 0 ean, 1. 0 . McCoy • Dohr- 1 Standard Oil Co of IJidiana. station central • . .. · .. . . . gem Thompson, Jim Foy, Hob-' day boycott of dasse,. The ' man Reed Clerk C. 0. Newland. I PaCific. 11 w11l be ready to relay er 1 Ead>, and w·1u B ' · · · ' ' am rown. • rebel students and teachmg as- ;Prmc1pal Norman Bahr and I color televisiOn vou:e messages i . and even we~lhe r maps to • s~stants , who grade papers and Supt. John D. Riebel, Sr. DEVOTED TO INTEI\ESt Of •sl3lioos i• the United States, Health Board m a1d professors m large classes, ; 1 MEIGS· MASON AREA i.Iapan and Ausu·alia and "talk" Routine Business gave '" to a blunt threat by I HOURS SET I una,.. L ow'"' l"ubBthtr to airplanes in fl1gilt. Rout me busmess was trans- the Board of Regents that an~ Portland Post Office hours, Pub~::-: ..!:;n~~~~:!~'''m•PI lt lllso will be able to give its 1acted during the regular month- faculty _member who _conlinue December 1~24, will be 7:30 a. taturdu • "' suac~.a,- bJ Tilt 01110 new telescopic television came- ly meeting of the Meigs County the stnke would be hred. m to 5 p.m. daily except Sun~ v ~uev Publi51Ltnl t:omP.a.D.!I'· uu M• Faced with the loss of sup- · ' chui~ st., Pomeror. Olllo. t57e&. au• 1ra a constant view of onc.third Board of Health Tuesday afler. . day, Postmaster Iva L. Law!!~·~h~~~t~~h;.i~e~Y z-JIH. [tlllor- Iof the world's cloud cover, 1neon m offices of the Heallh port by the JUmor raculty mem- renee said today. tnt.r•d •• •eCDH alau mlllm• j ranging from. the East Coast of Depa!'tment at Pomeroy bers, the students also voted aatl.er •• lilt pori .rttee at Pomwot. • officiaUy to declare 8 "tern oo., North Amenca to mid-Australia ! Attending Dr. Selim · ANNOUNCE DANCE .o~~:~~~lti-:~~~ rtp~;ut!~~:: Iand rrom Hudson 8ay in IBJ.Jzewicz, p dent, board ~fl'Y rec~ss" to the boycott. The Rutland ~or class will i'" -~ . .;. ~,:~t"v•·· N•" \'orll Cltr. ~~- ~ Canada to so~tern .. tSouth , bera l>al U'*L, Charles~ 'approximately 600 stud~ots sponsor a daMe Saturday, Dec. s\lb.crt,u ... nt•: o.uvtrN • ., . America. , , ~· ersinger Viriil Atkins Rob- who attended the late mg~t 10 in the elementary school urrter wben l"laikblt 35 eentt , ... 1 I I ~ meetinlll said tbey reserved thf ' . ' WHI.i eDt ,.u 111 •11•mc• •• lb• J ert Beegle, admioiltn:tiYe t!l- , · a .. . · followmg the Red DeVIl I var- i ~':~: 1-r:r'!'.tt~~Ir!.ao~t~; LOCAL TE~PS sistant Beulab Strauss and right tt orgamz~ and prPpare lsity basketball ga~e . The_ DisMotor Rout• •bere ~*r'l• Mn'1t>a The temperature 1n PDme· Health Department staff mem . . for the re sumptiOn. of 1 he , tortions will prov1de musiC. ::Ul·~;bJ,.~•r0 :o.1:r"$mltl!a=: roy's busine~s district at 11:10 bers. , strike'' after the Chnstmas hoi· U-25l nu-n monu... ' 3 •00 '.IIIDHI1~ 1a m. loday wa~ 56 degrees un· l NOW YOU KNill\' 1 1days. · · ' tlo11 prlot ..dud• luDcb.J' n_. ' .....,., · der cloudy skies. INFANT DIES ' Rocks are bigbly prixed for 1 FREE GIFT WRAP ---- -·--- Russell Ray Richmond, In- 011e Die! ill Wreck d<coratlono Jo Japan, accordlog 1 f•nl snn of William and Edna I CHICAGO - AT LEAST ONE , to .. the National Geograpbte Richmond, Rt. 1, Middleport, peroon was killed and nearly Society. A wealthy Japanese I died T"esday afternoon in Vet- two dozen injured today when -y pay fl ... for I rock wllb ; erans Memorial Hospital. Sur· an elevated train skidded on an interesting shape or color. In tt.. Mlrlclfe Block Next t.ll lrftW. AGOLDSTARSTORE \'ivors besides hiJ parents rain- slicked raUa and derailed , PQMIROY'I QUALITY SH01 nDitl ASK FOR YOUR his maternal great during tho morning rush hour. i "Fool's gold" 18 pyrite, 1 er, Ora Wydel. Rt. 1, Middle- The 11011thbound train derailed mineral wllich is aoiiU!times jl FREE TICKET pori; three hnll-ststera and six about fivt mile! !tom Chicago's mistaken for J!Old because of half·brolhers. Graveside serv- loop. A spokemtan lor the its similar appearance. ices will be held at the Miles ; Chicago Transit Authonty sa1d ,_......,.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO..iiiiiiiiiiOiiii cemelcry Thursday at 2 p.m. the train cenaisted of eight car.11. with the Rev. Sheets official- One car reportedly plummeted . SPECIAL OFFER ing. to the street. Another car wa1 dangling over the "ele11at<d 1 ' ntiS WEEK ONLYl DIVORCE ASKED structure. A petition for divorce has bren filed in Meigs County TWO FINED Common Pleas Court by Lu\a L. Kesterson, Star Route Ches- , Joseph Perry, 38, Shade, ter, against Roy .H. KeolerBOn, <barged with improper backln1 I charging gross neglect of duty and Fred Blaettnar, li7, Porn· and extreme cruelty. oroy, on a failure to yield tilt right of way citation, wert TWO INDUM'ED eacb lined $6 and cost1 Tue• Richard A. Peyton, Dexter, in Pomeroy Mayor Charlet and John R. McMillan, Vinton, Legar'1 Court. left Tuesday morning lor m-J 1ii&iiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillill duction into the U. S. Army at Ft. Hayes. Ten men also went for pre-induetion phyaicala on Tuesday. ·' I .uroe. war p01•Icy· a . ' I . J'l'!' OR· YOUR I u I! SateJJ•Ite t Be Parked in High Orbit :\ ! 1 \ I, I 1 • A k·tng ---- - Treble Figure In Fix Suit R tJ d May G To VaporLt.gJJt , These Boots are Made for Eastern Hires School Teacher rfZ1~.:.dllgrMio ,. ,... . * 1 K&C I I Jewelers 1 I CARPETING offers the largest selection of BULOVA Date Watches to bring your wrist up-to-date ... I 200 . ' .• 4 ....; Why guess at the date? Stop in and let our watch tllperts show you the newest 8ulo~a O~te Walclles •.. that Ji\le both time and dale. Only Bulava offers you more styles to choose from, mort quality and value for your money! Come in! Our watch experts will help you find the modern w~t<:h you're lookinJ ror-Bu!cwal CONVICTION UPBELII COLUMBUS <UPJ) - The Ohio Supreme Court upheld today the llle6 whitt alonry conviction of Charleo A. saudert, of Youngstown, now serving 1 3-tO year term In Ohio peniten- l tiary from MahoniDJ County. FREE TURKEYS Plok Up Pall Tlckll, IN l'llilhaoo ....,lrool • Certified G1t Station w. Mlln 1&. , _ . , 39c CHOPS~~~::rdCut-'b. 79c .... PREM lUi a ..- r~o-2'12 cans Drip C 1201.49 3 ....' una 'Dry COLA f . TOP·JOB •· a'r'lt VEGETABLE SOUP • • C •ChtohiM •Rutland ....... Pillsbury - - - ....... ORANGES ••• . s ' ..... LETTUCE ONIONS MAGIC c *••'" ctn. Dtl Monte s..dfou M.zol• 31b. can c ~ 303 .. , .. Ktllotl• 1 CORN FLAKES KtiiOII• CORN FLAKES IWMinl• PEAR Htlv•--~No.~39c ~ ..if' . 32J: J9c l l t r , ' Hunts Blue lonn.t POMIROY 3 ~~- 39c ::21c '::37c MACARONI HAMIURGER DILL SLICES "~ " HOUSE C 15 boxlt ••• 99 Aunt Jallll ·: .. ,. Whipped .- ~: 49c OIL Qn, Rid Crftl f!•wport .,• SIZE 1~i CANS 4 RAISINS GaL Snowdrift '. 1-fb. CRACKERS BLEACH Z 29c 3... 29c 4 llo•" $1 Dlsle Belle SHORTENING .... ,. 10oz. Jars GRAPE--- h•ldl -I"'" c 12oz. bots. Kraft c l B can .. c s • thofollowl"' ...,..., elyrtCUM Ballerd or Size L B Wo tlollvor froo h •MaeMhldl.,.rt Canned "Fiivi:lrs ····~--­ Family CLOSIIT THING TO APH-CY· IN YOUR HOMI elt.cin• ' Del Monte •••ty APPLES ,. Royal No.113 $ cans Sliced _ PUDDING QUALITY PRODUCE SPECIALSI lome No. '2 1h Argo klnv can 79c can S1 .,...79c I _lb. 1-lb. or Reg. 10 e~n• S1 FREE DELIVERY eChlster ··.•.. COFFEE st c1n PORKETTES Folger's 't'' .96 lb. 1~. CUIED GREE' BEANS r:; Portion 6No.•s1 cant can 100% NYLON PRICES STArt ~ Shonk CANNED HAMS R::~nd - - ~~n$l]' Rosedale-lb. Give Her Comfort: Give Hel'., · -· CARPET IN~ CPortion Butt HAMS End Cut_lb. - • !; ~ 3 No.110C ioMlTO SOUP Ills; I GREEN BEANS I Chapman· Canaday loz. pkg. PICNIC HAMS lb. Rath &rand CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 1 I 49c to '*•Ill . . ·-lb. roll ltoth'oltOLL SLICED BACON · i PORK SHOULDER PORK ! THE DAILY SENTINEL Smoked SAUSAGE 1 · 49c lb. Ralh'ILINK tO j PORK SHOULDER SAUSAGE 1 1 ... Cantor Sllcli ·: Phillips Sisters Style Shop I lentl111 ltollli a. Tlli 1-lb. .1·· ··!" I!DI'POJ l!n.a:1 SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30p.m. 3 N::-: 51, <Formerly EvinS Super Marlcetl COtner Mil ll'lcl Second .~:~ R~em 'nit llllflt Te J:Jnllt Qamtltles" . ~. A · · ..' ..' ., �.,, ' I Tax Dilemma -in,Sharp Relief from Events .UPI B •:..f Protestants nms Criti.CIZI •.'·n·. J•mo• ~ v-.. Jlallud M111'4kr~;~-4 I ' ' :::.::ldeil:;; lly JOHN PIERSON Friday In the wake of I and throwlnfl the economy Into . . g' . HIP IIGitool prlllciJIII, ••. • ' .-..:~.. """--' . rillke McGraw, 10, and Jerry D. Uoiletl Pm• lalmtalloRI commerce Department aurvey a downward loop. Ki•~k1 &~L, '' '. , &'JII~:t~' Bu vw~er . llerrmr, It, both of WASIIINGTON (UPI) ---1'ro- lltftriul that busln.umen H this happened, Incomes Gilv. Ed Brealllllt notified " AKRON (UPQ - Pollee sata The bar owner, Richal'l1 r.~ ••ldent Johnson is facing a -~ to IDcrease their pll!ll would fall and so would federal CONTINUED lro!ll P~ge I "Jim" his b..o'Vl' ~lie I"~J. first • egree mll\'4er' chnrges er, 29, Akron, was being held dilemma about taxes. Evt~~IS Of and equipment outlays by oncy 7 tax receipts, and the govern- the London stock mar~e1 should to :re<ta!~llloa •• of hil 1'4rk~. ld ' \ mi!$!>,p"•ifi?t tavern I a, a suspect. He told pollt:t one the past few days have thrown per oent next year, compared to mont- in one of those ironies of not be repeated. AMOIIll~ment witb youlll. 'pe/,ple Ia ~~- ' own · J ,. ,kill~· iWiheen-agel of tile youth• pulled 1 knife on It tnto sharp relief. more ihan 18 per cent In 19611. PCOnomics -could end up with of the propo!ed sanetiqns stag- MIAMI BEACH <UPI) - ltl, Veooarf hal been ln!tru· '. · y1 the . sldp,aJt·..Jn front! him and ht pulled out a revolv· The federal govtrnment Is Government economists have an even bigger deficit than ujgered the pound slerllllf, which President .John~on's handling. of · meittal In signing two Pttti.-. 01 hi., bar early ioda"·. el to defend himself. probably going to run a budget cited the boom in busineSs , s•t out to cure by raising tu- had to be propped up by the the war m V~et Nam, whiCh bar~h Piratea pla)·en, Jerq: , . . , - ---- - · dPfio·it ol <R hill ion t.o 112 billion capital spending as one of the es. Bank of England. Stock mtrl:et won a qualified moral endorsr:. Lyaeh aid WOII!I:I'r)lmiit, 1!1. ,'.~. \ iit@ ' '• '... '> this fiscal year rather tllan the chief villainr In this year's' B t I' t . f. I I shares dropped millions of dol- ment from u.s. Catbolle bishop! theft J!nlfe.lfODil ba..-11 .....:t, eUNGERIE $1.8 billion estimated last inflation. . u na 15 a "" Y 8 oomy Jars in value. la!t month, Is t'OmJng under co.rtfaetl. ·He ..IN wao olli >'i'i\ , .~·.,,, :• i:; January The President lndlcat- The danger- and the dilemma PICture, one that Ackley and his heavy cr~tlcal fire from Prole!- of Ohio's most auccessful bllh • PURS&s.GLOVES e~ the magnitude of the red Ink for Johnson-is that a tax colleagues on the . Presld~ot's Sum Hopeful lint leaders meeting in the sehool Iootball coacbeo ruesrl"' when he told an increase designed to balance Council of EcooomiC AdviSer! CINCINNATI DR SAMU general assembly of the Nation-' · eDRESSES ~us1111. Tex. news conference the federal budget runs the r\si are prtobThably clevelrhenohuiJdh 10 el Sheppa~ said-Tuesday h; II Council of Clturehes. • "'' li&M "" of also taking . too much spend- preven . .e counc• as a , at was disappointed •• . •II . APPEAL·· DENIED ne pi''"' 10 as k Congress for •• in the gfand VIce pres!dent HUucrt 1 t 1 thi eCOATS billion or $10 billion more this ing power out of private hnnds :.~~llen~n~ecord sof Y•:;;clian jury investi8alion of the 1954 Humphrey will appear before COLUMBUS (UP!) - The 1rar for the war 1n V~et Nam. h th prld d ng murder of hls firtt wile tbe assembly tonl&ht (8 p. m. Ohio. Supreme Court refUsed toeBLOUSES . h . ' ow e economy wou o m . EST " day \ 0 cons lder an appeaI by " Pa nlo me, t e natiOns eConothe months ahead and of The former osteopaUI made ) to defend admInIs.trautln '" has slowed from l•st 0 d' . . .b. lhr statement in a news can- policy. Humphrey Is . pinch- Leonard Ray Caml(.'(lm, current•NOVELTIES . . .s feven ~il , pace and 1agnoS1ng 11ts and prescn mg I, ference in restaurant here hittina · 1or p res1'dent J ohnson, '" · a 1"25 · sprmg edl y servmg vyear pr1son 1 J ohnson's top economic adviser. rem es. while the grand jury was ap- who declined an invitation to term . for armed robbery from USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLANI Gardner ".~ckley . ts ~.redlctlng , The council-with the help of parentty closing its investjga- address. the assembly. Lucas County, Uw t J96j w1ll see a. more I . • the Treasury and the Budget tion after only two days of test· Awa1tmg actio~ by the ----balanced, moderate kmd of Buroau-may be able to devise lmony. ''I'm fearful that they assembly later thiS week Is a MARRIAGE APPUCATION Jirowth." . . 1 just the right dose of taxes to are just going through the mo- strongly worded resolution Randell MIChael Jackson, 24, Acklev made hiS prediction CAP KENNEDY UPD-A 1reduce, If not eliminate, the lions .. sa•d Sheppard, who was wh1ch asserts that the war In .Rt. 3, Coolville, · and Shirley Court St. Pomeroy 1 , - -- ' E d. •·must be brought to Barber, 18, Reedsville. I 1 , deilcil without hurtmg I he here' promotmo~ hiS book ' "En- I V~et Nam umqtle weat1.~r eye-ra 10 rea~ d " ---~- ·- ·------· JO\\Ia S I satelltte whirled around ee~rLh economy. A sm~H tax mcrease Idure and Conquer ., ''I hope an en soon · od t b ked 1 m1ghl do the tnck , verv mul'h they are smcere." The proposed resolution, , t ay wa1 mg t.o e par tn 1 I which IS subject to amendment 1 · slahonary orbit to put spa_ce ! • on the rloor, at'cused the 1 ;science to work for the man·m , . Co~tly Bt>lwvwr admmistration of being less] , the-street " U 30 0 I COLUMBUS -:-REFUSAl. OF I than randid with the American The versatile space handy- 1 I hundreds of Oh,o phySICians te people about "major aspects of' tman" soared into a near-perfect follow government billing pro- the war." I WONDERFUL f'dll GIF iiN' I.TOOI i , preliminary orbi! reach 1 n !!: 1 I cedures f'or weUare clients un· 1 DES \IOfNf.~. Iowa IUPI) ' 22 ,712 miles high Tuesday night. I der Medicare has tied up more I - T)1e :;tall' of Jowa Tl!t"sdny ll was sending back a steady The possibil:ly of changing than ~~ million in payments. fi led 11 damage stu t accu~ing stream of reports on its slreet lights to merr ur~· vapor Robert B. Canary, assistaDt 21 rompa nle ~. induding some of condition and officials said 1t in Rutland next yrar was re- state welfare director, admitted .. wlltltr ....,.. th e aation·s major ull firms, looked "beautiful." viewed TuesdDy night during a the total of unpaid medical bills mrt . . . . ., Qf fixing the prices of liqUid The satellite's final hurdle regular monlhl~ meetmg of for Ohio's aged persons on puba ~ phalt smc~ t9JO was coming up later today when town council. lie welfare might be substanti· --~~-. The state asked for treble enginters planned to fire an ,, . . ally abol'e Sl million. 'nle basis The ~astern Local Board or 1 .lht(ll \riUit, damages for the state and lo- on board rocket motor to place it , Chesle! Card~~ll, _Oh~o Pow-~ for the physicians' refusal is Education this week employed ral governments from the fu·ms . into an orbit never before er Company offl~lal, mdlcated a the same as that tf somt who Lawrence Rose 8! a 6-7th grade lhtr'••lllllt which were ac~used of main· reaehed b~ a camera carrying • survey ,of the VIllage ~~~ld be , have revolted against certifica- teacher at Riverview elemen7.99 taining a "contmuous agree. ~atf'llite . rna de . as to the ft>asJbillly tf lion and recertification of Med· tary . I ment, eumbinalitn a.nd Cl)nsp!r· The rocket's H second burst changmg to mer_cu~ vapor. The icare hospital patients - fear I Th b d 1 h" eel M 16.99 IK'Y " for liie last Hi ~e<~n . of Pnergy was designed to kick i p~esent _street hghtmg contra~t of government domination of !Darl:ne 0 ~e~ ~s 1~ substit~~ Tile 5uit filed m l' S. _DIS· the moonlet cout of its egg· I W!lh 01110 Power Will exp!re m, the praclice of medicine. ., ed h trirt Court accused the f1rms :shaped orbit into 3 22 ,300 mile 1March. [ bus dm er and approv F \ ' of conspiring to ''fix prices" at .· . . 1 . , ' . employment of Kenneth rec • . .. ldgh c~rcular path where liS CounCil agreed tha t rep81r Tlrreut II Ellou•h er to repair coal furnaces at higt1er than compet JIJre levels ·b'ilal s~ed · t h , rth's k be d C 11 ~ .. . . Ol . · ,.. rna c e, ea . wor must one on o ege· BERKELEY CALIF -UN!- the Chester and Tuppers Plains and to d1\1de lhe stile mlo rotatiOn and the satellite A . d d ti . · · · · exclusive t!:'rri!Oiws·· fn J' e<~ch ,.. . v~ - · :_n tram;acte rou ne verstty of Cahrorma officials schools Jurmg . the Chnstm~s ;:.pp.ars motiOnless. busmess. Allendmg were May- crushed a strike by stud~nts vacation. Attendmg were prest~ fl.rm. 1 In two weeks, after th.e 01. El.1 Den·1 . assistants . . · b The defenda nt firms tndudrd . . s("tn, Clerk Vernon j and leachmg 'J'urs-~denl W1lham Carr, mern ers "telhte "above cmfull ythenudged to a Weber and Councilmen Eu- day. brmgmg · · an en d 1o a four. . Ear1 0 ean, 1. 0 . McCoy • Dohr- 1 Standard Oil Co of IJidiana. station central • . .. · .. . . . gem Thompson, Jim Foy, Hob-' day boycott of dasse,. The ' man Reed Clerk C. 0. Newland. I PaCific. 11 w11l be ready to relay er 1 Ead>, and w·1u B ' · · · ' ' am rown. • rebel students and teachmg as- ;Prmc1pal Norman Bahr and I color televisiOn vou:e messages i . and even we~lhe r maps to • s~stants , who grade papers and Supt. John D. Riebel, Sr. DEVOTED TO INTEI\ESt Of •sl3lioos i• the United States, Health Board m a1d professors m large classes, ; 1 MEIGS· MASON AREA i.Iapan and Ausu·alia and "talk" Routine Business gave '" to a blunt threat by I HOURS SET I una,.. L ow'"' l"ubBthtr to airplanes in fl1gilt. Rout me busmess was trans- the Board of Regents that an~ Portland Post Office hours, Pub~::-: ..!:;n~~~~:!~'''m•PI lt lllso will be able to give its 1acted during the regular month- faculty _member who _conlinue December 1~24, will be 7:30 a. taturdu • "' suac~.a,- bJ Tilt 01110 new telescopic television came- ly meeting of the Meigs County the stnke would be hred. m to 5 p.m. daily except Sun~ v ~uev Publi51Ltnl t:omP.a.D.!I'· uu M• Faced with the loss of sup- · ' chui~ st., Pomeror. Olllo. t57e&. au• 1ra a constant view of onc.third Board of Health Tuesday afler. . day, Postmaster Iva L. Law!!~·~h~~~t~~h;.i~e~Y z-JIH. [tlllor- Iof the world's cloud cover, 1neon m offices of the Heallh port by the JUmor raculty mem- renee said today. tnt.r•d •• •eCDH alau mlllm• j ranging from. the East Coast of Depa!'tment at Pomeroy bers, the students also voted aatl.er •• lilt pori .rttee at Pomwot. • officiaUy to declare 8 "tern oo., North Amenca to mid-Australia ! Attending Dr. Selim · ANNOUNCE DANCE .o~~:~~~lti-:~~~ rtp~;ut!~~:: Iand rrom Hudson 8ay in IBJ.Jzewicz, p dent, board ~fl'Y rec~ss" to the boycott. The Rutland ~or class will i'" -~ . .;. ~,:~t"v•·· N•" \'orll Cltr. ~~- ~ Canada to so~tern .. tSouth , bera l>al U'*L, Charles~ 'approximately 600 stud~ots sponsor a daMe Saturday, Dec. s\lb.crt,u ... nt•: o.uvtrN • ., . America. , , ~· ersinger Viriil Atkins Rob- who attended the late mg~t 10 in the elementary school urrter wben l"laikblt 35 eentt , ... 1 I I ~ meetinlll said tbey reserved thf ' . ' WHI.i eDt ,.u 111 •11•mc• •• lb• J ert Beegle, admioiltn:tiYe t!l- , · a .. . · followmg the Red DeVIl I var- i ~':~: 1-r:r'!'.tt~~Ir!.ao~t~; LOCAL TE~PS sistant Beulab Strauss and right tt orgamz~ and prPpare lsity basketball ga~e . The_ DisMotor Rout• •bere ~*r'l• Mn'1t>a The temperature 1n PDme· Health Department staff mem . . for the re sumptiOn. of 1 he , tortions will prov1de musiC. ::Ul·~;bJ,.~•r0 :o.1:r"$mltl!a=: roy's busine~s district at 11:10 bers. , strike'' after the Chnstmas hoi· U-25l nu-n monu... ' 3 •00 '.IIIDHI1~ 1a m. loday wa~ 56 degrees un· l NOW YOU KNill\' 1 1days. · · ' tlo11 prlot ..dud• luDcb.J' n_. ' .....,., · der cloudy skies. INFANT DIES ' Rocks are bigbly prixed for 1 FREE GIFT WRAP ---- -·--- Russell Ray Richmond, In- 011e Die! ill Wreck d<coratlono Jo Japan, accordlog 1 f•nl snn of William and Edna I CHICAGO - AT LEAST ONE , to .. the National Geograpbte Richmond, Rt. 1, Middleport, peroon was killed and nearly Society. A wealthy Japanese I died T"esday afternoon in Vet- two dozen injured today when -y pay fl ... for I rock wllb ; erans Memorial Hospital. Sur· an elevated train skidded on an interesting shape or color. In tt.. Mlrlclfe Block Next t.ll lrftW. AGOLDSTARSTORE \'ivors besides hiJ parents rain- slicked raUa and derailed , PQMIROY'I QUALITY SH01 nDitl ASK FOR YOUR his maternal great during tho morning rush hour. i "Fool's gold" 18 pyrite, 1 er, Ora Wydel. Rt. 1, Middle- The 11011thbound train derailed mineral wllich is aoiiU!times jl FREE TICKET pori; three hnll-ststera and six about fivt mile! !tom Chicago's mistaken for J!Old because of half·brolhers. Graveside serv- loop. A spokemtan lor the its similar appearance. ices will be held at the Miles ; Chicago Transit Authonty sa1d ,_......,.....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO..iiiiiiiiiiOiiii cemelcry Thursday at 2 p.m. the train cenaisted of eight car.11. with the Rev. Sheets official- One car reportedly plummeted . SPECIAL OFFER ing. to the street. Another car wa1 dangling over the "ele11at<d 1 ' ntiS WEEK ONLYl DIVORCE ASKED structure. A petition for divorce has bren filed in Meigs County TWO FINED Common Pleas Court by Lu\a L. Kesterson, Star Route Ches- , Joseph Perry, 38, Shade, ter, against Roy .H. KeolerBOn, <barged with improper backln1 I charging gross neglect of duty and Fred Blaettnar, li7, Porn· and extreme cruelty. oroy, on a failure to yield tilt right of way citation, wert TWO INDUM'ED eacb lined $6 and cost1 Tue• Richard A. Peyton, Dexter, in Pomeroy Mayor Charlet and John R. McMillan, Vinton, Legar'1 Court. left Tuesday morning lor m-J 1ii&iiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillill duction into the U. S. Army at Ft. Hayes. Ten men also went for pre-induetion phyaicala on Tuesday. ·' I .uroe. war p01•Icy· a . ' I . J'l'!' OR· YOUR I u I! SateJJ•Ite t Be Parked in High Orbit :\ ! 1 \ I, I 1 • A k·tng ---- - Treble Figure In Fix Suit R tJ d May G To VaporLt.gJJt , These Boots are Made for Eastern Hires School Teacher rfZ1~.:.dllgrMio ,. ,... . * 1 K&C I I Jewelers 1 I CARPETING offers the largest selection of BULOVA Date Watches to bring your wrist up-to-date ... I 200 . ' .• 4 ....; Why guess at the date? Stop in and let our watch tllperts show you the newest 8ulo~a O~te Walclles •.. that Ji\le both time and dale. Only Bulava offers you more styles to choose from, mort quality and value for your money! Come in! Our watch experts will help you find the modern w~t<:h you're lookinJ ror-Bu!cwal CONVICTION UPBELII COLUMBUS <UPJ) - The Ohio Supreme Court upheld today the llle6 whitt alonry conviction of Charleo A. saudert, of Youngstown, now serving 1 3-tO year term In Ohio peniten- l tiary from MahoniDJ County. FREE TURKEYS Plok Up Pall Tlckll, IN l'llilhaoo ....,lrool • Certified G1t Station w. Mlln 1&. , _ . , 39c CHOPS~~~::rdCut-'b. 79c .... PREM lUi a ..- r~o-2'12 cans Drip C 1201.49 3 ....' una 'Dry COLA f . TOP·JOB •· a'r'lt VEGETABLE SOUP • • C •ChtohiM •Rutland ....... Pillsbury - - - ....... ORANGES ••• . s ' ..... LETTUCE ONIONS MAGIC c *••'" ctn. Dtl Monte s..dfou M.zol• 31b. can c ~ 303 .. , .. Ktllotl• 1 CORN FLAKES KtiiOII• CORN FLAKES IWMinl• PEAR Htlv•--~No.~39c ~ ..if' . 32J: J9c l l t r , ' Hunts Blue lonn.t POMIROY 3 ~~- 39c ::21c '::37c MACARONI HAMIURGER DILL SLICES "~ " HOUSE C 15 boxlt ••• 99 Aunt Jallll ·: .. ,. Whipped .- ~: 49c OIL Qn, Rid Crftl f!•wport .,• SIZE 1~i CANS 4 RAISINS GaL Snowdrift '. 1-fb. CRACKERS BLEACH Z 29c 3... 29c 4 llo•" $1 Dlsle Belle SHORTENING .... ,. 10oz. Jars GRAPE--- h•ldl -I"'" c 12oz. bots. Kraft c l B can .. c s • thofollowl"' ...,..., elyrtCUM Ballerd or Size L B Wo tlollvor froo h •MaeMhldl.,.rt Canned "Fiivi:lrs ····~--­ Family CLOSIIT THING TO APH-CY· IN YOUR HOMI elt.cin• ' Del Monte •••ty APPLES ,. Royal No.113 $ cans Sliced _ PUDDING QUALITY PRODUCE SPECIALSI lome No. '2 1h Argo klnv can 79c can S1 .,...79c I _lb. 1-lb. or Reg. 10 e~n• S1 FREE DELIVERY eChlster ··.•.. COFFEE st c1n PORKETTES Folger's 't'' .96 lb. 1~. CUIED GREE' BEANS r:; Portion 6No.•s1 cant can 100% NYLON PRICES STArt ~ Shonk CANNED HAMS R::~nd - - ~~n$l]' Rosedale-lb. Give Her Comfort: Give Hel'., · -· CARPET IN~ CPortion Butt HAMS End Cut_lb. - • !; ~ 3 No.110C ioMlTO SOUP Ills; I GREEN BEANS I Chapman· Canaday loz. pkg. PICNIC HAMS lb. Rath &rand CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP 1 I 49c to '*•Ill . . ·-lb. roll ltoth'oltOLL SLICED BACON · i PORK SHOULDER PORK ! THE DAILY SENTINEL Smoked SAUSAGE 1 · 49c lb. Ralh'ILINK tO j PORK SHOULDER SAUSAGE 1 1 ... Cantor Sllcli ·: Phillips Sisters Style Shop I lentl111 ltollli a. Tlli 1-lb. .1·· ··!" I!DI'POJ l!n.a:1 SUPER MARKET •• OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30p.m. 3 N::-: 51, <Formerly EvinS Super Marlcetl COtner Mil ll'lcl Second .~:~ R~em 'nit llllflt Te J:Jnllt Qamtltles" . ~. A · · ..' ..' ., �••• ,,I r - - - .----- -..-. . --·- -··--"" --- -- ~.;;-JI':c. .- • , . .,. • .. ~----. .......---'!'!"-----"!"11111~11!'"------i • .. - ·--- JHI WILLITI A Get Extra WHAT'S 'lORE MPIN Hill/IN' Fffl DESSAP.T? filii) U!etl ~ 161 WANT AD 'ni 14-DallySentlneiW. INFORMATION prol! defl( r•.... =-'...:!"~~;m...o.:...... woo • COHR'n..:..,- ._ ,., tlli~ 'L3, Jan~ ,.. - ed .~ ot - - ru~ ~ll'!l he p billlt rear Mt my sprn Joht Ufll Per WIBI M ..,.._ tc.-."'_,.....,,..,,... Minimum ,...,... 61 ttftlt 12 c... n ,., ..,... tot nu·• ce. IHutln UINrtt.nl 1111 ICII 1M . . . . . .ltl WIIIUII II . .,.. CoftoRD O'" rHANKt • oaiTUA.III It ,... Car• cent Dtar:ount on U.JI ... .. ..... ftUIIIMUI'ft. ............ ••rd II D•IICI tiOIIRI thai balo arov Al ·- ,,,. A M_ to t-:00 .. M. OIIIY I~ AD PHONE WY 2-2156 12 7 3tc 2SIGNS Notice filet ~ lhe 22' of f as pi Tl • da11 cal . I '11 !riel of~ bigjl ond excl firrr Tl StaJ TH DE' I ..... ":o~llt ..... . chiP bll •"' Ohio No loU Yr11;t ""' - ...."' .......... """' ....... 1111.11 TUNING, Schuol. rhurch, home. Ph. Lane Dan· iels, 992·5509. l2 7 12tp GU~ SHOOT . ·-- - - at club house d•y. Dec. 1l starling at noon. Sponsored by Meigs County Coon Hunters. 12 6 5tc Pomeroy Cll' OUAl.~IY~f~~M~o~to~r~C~o$i.; PI.~NO 65 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 mal owner. Spotless clean interior, beauliful dark blue fin· ish, radio and beater. We Have Three Used Wool $1295 Sd i HDIU · . · : · '' 1. tl 0111 OP rHt NiCIIJ PIOPLiit ... CAU. SPORT 1 $150.00 DICK RAWLINGS r;:om the ~if&eal 'TI'Uot. .• $49.00 $25 •00 $25.00 and up $25.00 and up · BLAQTNARS . .!; <~~-992-2143 O .or _ . .. ulldozer Ill "lor' 'l'o ,•Ae Slllalleol Boler· Core. . · · 992 143 "' lntinp ~-S.~ . roy, • ~lATOR BLAETTNARS" "" '"''""'' .. GET A quotlitloa frOm iiEij: TER INSURANCE AGENL'Y INC. before renewlne your auto Insurance. We may be ·.·:_SER" . JCE 1'. YOIJR I' CAR so· IE ~RpQD' .Oir · ~~~':.',~~ KEITH GOBLE FORD flY 2-2196 DIRTY POit ONLY . . ( '':.~~Type ::EiiiSiiiruc8b~ II 1. .. ASHAMED OF' eCare.Truck eHuter C~"'-~ eBulldour lble to ••v• you monef'2 uc .. · ! . DON'T BE XII NiW Riiilalili' 5Gop Middleport, o. CAR WASH SOCIAL~ wotneo's'Tbarsday Leagoe Nov. 17, IH6 Business Opportunity MAN OR WOMAN. person from this area. w service and collect from 1. Up Bottling Co.....• 22 matic di spensers. No~~:~~~[~ ~~S~:im~onf~'s Market ........ 19 ence need·" "' - we .DePt . ore •.. 16 accounts for you. Car; N;.y, Clothing ouse .. 15 t $68 •88 h Rugs wit pa ds. 1 WANTED ""' • tan. t Cl au, ~ We ~ct t r e c it~ contract a net l ly ART SAMSOM THI BORN LOSEI • I. r I l'y CHESTER GCI'ILD DICK iRACV ,., .... u FRECKLiil ANa Hit fRIENDS GAAf.IDPA, Plti\Se LnHtMUP! liG~R.W~Efo.l /o. l!OY !1/JES MY t;tti<NDOAUG~T~. li'IND,I. L tKE To LOCI'. ~M O'o/E~ ! i I=16URF SCM~ DAY HE MI<OI<T 5o THE ONE TO ." Ml-t<RY f<EJI:. 1 .. AN' INHEIUT/ AtcY MONEY w. tM SO WclRQIED. F'ET'tR r CI.I~TOH ~~~lEO AND ""tRW, BUT THSRE ,J!JST Ali'EtfT ~'/ JOBS 1n IE HAD! WI-IV, MAMIE; WE'RE Sf.IORT OF TWHITY TO TIIIQJV IXlll ARS A Qg)' I=()R' UNSKILLED OR MAYSE SEM16K1L.L.E0 tv1EI'Il W\.IEJ;>E'Ii Cli:-T'Cii B€EN LOOKING~ Ofi;.lf'ETH' l DUe .r SON A COMiio!ON · LABORER "? Wl-l.clr A BRUTALI'Z ING WI4AT'? MOST a: ME r-4 \4AVE !=A2 ·•tN E ~EEH AND ~ ~OSE:ME !-1 ~ ~ Hlt;lE I CLir:TQN COULD NEVER STOOP ·ro ·B rTTER MANNERS AND EOiJCATIO!'\ "THAM CUI=TON' ANYT I41NQ \.IKE. ~OP. 1!:!.'!! I IS tT'l 1-!E'D f'lt.ED A LADm:Q: 10 MEN All_ 'lH£ TIME 1 'fOliC!< I SHoES! By V. T. HAMLIN - - WELL(i AT lHIS oro liM t¥.V. rp HESITATE 10 S\V,., ~BUT r MIGHT SI..GGEST 'IOJ TRY HIS HOME I lr RAEBURN VAN BUREN 5 ,,. n·1 • "!lEAR ~, I IIJI'E </00 ENJOI' THE LUNCH'! MAr£ FOR\tJIJ'llPA'i.. STUD\' HARD... IT 15 LIII'ORTANT TO liE A 6000 STUDENT. • ~HOWEVER, tiO NOT NE6l~ f/OlJ(t PEER·~ RATING p.m. I THOUGHT WE CN LY C.AME: IN FOR ORANGES . · . ,_,'_/t.' Dt1/t• 1• F"'"' ,•.. Jtllllw-MlxoA ,- What a 'ii'""' ..., ; ly KINO GASULINI! ALLEY f1v e del iar ~ o1 :he ;t t·eet ! eae,..,., f I. .... f ounct DA l Y CR0 SSW 0 RD I l ~ for 1 c I ABAND! WEDNESDAY GUILD OF GRACE Eptsco. chureh wllJ meet Wednes· at 7:30 p.m. at the parish ences and $985 to $1185 capital necessary, 4 to hours weekly' nets monthly income, full more. For local write Eagle Inrlustries, Minnetonks Blvd., is,: Minn., 55416. 1t ;t ·lllp I DOES NOT PI.AV IN CAI.~NilAR Landniark .......... .. . 14 MIDDLEPORT JOLLY Bunch Flesher's Texaco Serv. 13 Club will have ttl an· High Game - Susie ~;ru~:~~~1 dinner and par· Wednesdayr ~. "-- 7• Folio W· 200; High Series - Jean dinner "· ...,., wllJ. ner 509; Team High Game •·-P home 'of..., Mrs. Shlr'- go ""'to ·? IJp" ·Bottling Co. 806; -.-"""1 High Series- Flesher's a party and lilt exchange. Se . The club recently made 1 $10 rvtce 2322. d I th ' Ru tl an d, O• 742-42 I ~Trl-County League onat on to a MlddJeport Fin. men. Wanted To Buy IIOMEIIO'f, CIMI 11119 Business Services Nov. %%, !HI · THURSDAY · .J • ~s=T"'AN:::D""lNG limber tn Ohio - - - ,--::-::---Polato REGULAR MEETING of or West Virginia, or old '-=========~-==:;:=;:::;===~~ Sale For Sale Win! COLD Weather F~mahn t\llbotl """ .. . the Bradbury PTA 'l'hurad.IJ PI . . d HolsumNo.l ............. 64730 f arms w1'thu· mber. Manon For Sa'For Sale GUIBR amplifier, 3 In put, crickets, spi ers and Cr , S eak H : P· m• a•••• "'" sehool"" ....e Syra•use .. •--be ow s t oue .... ". -gram will be a ' ,._,_.;.._, Reyno td s, 8Ol "7 I • .. • 1'iiilli"VW::Lt;;-;;;T~;~~· with tremolo control, 12 in. .~~C~ed!l will coming N 2 yu•. u~ 0. 9 18 ID2tp 11 to wall no soil SOMETHING TO PATCH CHRISTMAS SALE! Jensen speaker, on and off . your home ·whera it's warm. o. .... """' ~ prdren.ogram presen~ .bY:.Ihe · · ·. •.· c:bil· at all. on carpets ' cleaned Singer sewing machine, . NEW ·1 t [' ht l'k ~5 Protect ho "'" ..... " male Help Wanted with Blue Lustre. Rerlt elec· plete w1th attachments. This CHEST FREEZERS . . $153 P' 0 lg • 1 e new. · your me · Parts REII3> . • All Models Site Priced! 949-3941. 12 1 these pests with ARAB, High Game_ To~..... SVJLLE.Loni QOttom l!AR MAID. Apply at lli-Ho lric shamp<,oer $1 Pomeroy machine equipped to zig zag, All Applionces Sat• p,;"dl available at K . lng Builders 217 ., High Sert'es _ Art Clue' "'· 'innual Bar, Middleport. 0 Cement Block Co. 12 5 6tc make buttonholes, etc. take 1 Wo Sorvlce, Do lim. BHEAD, 5Dfor ,11 ; 16 69 lb Supply Co., Middleport. bart ., meam Hi•• Game Christmas party, 'Thursday, Dee. 573 •· Finance sue 11 : art uaco11, c ., .,, at7 · 1 the b. f 12 7 61 ' - -- - - - - - - -- - - over payments of $5.42 per 11 3D Ife G & J Auto ' Parta 917·, p.m. aPlckell.l,orne o - - - - - -- - - GOOD, clean, lump, egg and month or pay bnlance due: Opon Ttl 9 hory Night, lb. baron, $1.29; Sugar, Warilll Members Except Sunday with $5 order ·, Cube oil treated stoker coal. Pea· ..,, ,..... 04· Ph· 992·3218· 12 6 6tc CUSTOM butchering, will buy Hi•• .,, Series - Holsum No· have a $1 gift exchange. Help Wanled 79 cock Coal Co , t block from ONE LADY Kenmore dishwash- ~ " lb.: pork chops, snc lb.; bides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. 2576. GIRL SCOUT 'I'ROOI' 12 ',will · h Ch · 0 milk, 79c gal; Banner saus· ff tra ic hg t m eshore, . er, one 12 ft. Unico refriger'6'_, '"' ···. POMEROY Ill a ;_,edl ""' cation aervlce Ph. 367-7526. 12 I tfc ator, reason for selling re,.,. ,(:] 99'.1-2181 age 2 lb for $1; Banan". IOc Wednesday Early Mixed advancement 19 Cadet - -modeling kitchen . Call Harold . SeTATION IMb. d~dl&l G Ftood M.~:·krht, HI. 7, MAKE MORE Nov. 23, 1K6 'limraday, at 'i::siJ p.m. NERVOH~' Can't sleep? Try G. 1\Qwsh, Portland, Q, ,llfil, SUPER SERVIC! I epor' '" cool'' " ' · listing your firm's w the Pomeroy . Elementary BOY or GIRL "Sleepers"" : .~·cuoranteeil re· , 2255 . , '·• . !" 7 3tp the Dally Senllnei'J Bttslnt!S)I[ Foursome ..... ....... 26 Relalffti"'Jii{· friends 1~ In Rutland on Mlin suits or lno~ey back. I YOUNG female black- an{ POTATOES, get your winter LEGitol'iN HENS'iillc cacti~ Service a>lhmll. ID "'" F's ......... - .... 25 invited to attend. Street & College Ave . Only 98<. Nelsons Pharmacv, h d ll t . d potatoes while they last. S. Michael, Near Chester. &08'110NEER Spoilers .. ... .. .. .... . 20 . 1Ia v rame ' . E1rn Monty •nd Prizes . coon oun • par . por.'I an d' Phone 9"3956. 12 7 6tp Complelo Se-•·· Four Sportsmen .. .. . .. 18 PAST COUNCluun rno.s ot· . .., Pomeroy, 0 . It 25 30tp R . . . bl R . L ·n ' t Clarence Proff:tt, ~ m~ •ueoDelivering The Doily --- - , - . ... easona e. oger ""'", ,. tic _______ .... _.,_ _ Crill Hradlnrd Four Aces 16 do · Coon ' 1 N r· ·' 11o · 1. 10 30 22 1 HAY FOR SALE. Dehvere<l or Rock Springs. 12 6 3tc 0. Ph. 843· ~. 1511 NEW Hampshire white .......... r~ co o. . .. .. meSentinel to established 12 27 l can be picked up. Phone 992. IF CARPETS look dul~nd pullets, $1.50 each. Lois JJa1rn· 1 Write. Proao Dr Cootaet Double M's · · · · · · · · · · · rqy will have their . Chrls(jnaa Route ' 6112. 12 I 6tc COLOR TV . 1961 Motorola, like drear, remove the spots as hart, Portland, 0. 12 7 A. Ral.. !._KA~KD High Game, Women - Linda party and dlnn~r at 6:30 p.m . new condltJOn, full warranty, ~e. _... Winebret!ll« 164;· Men - Bill 'Thursday, Decoember 8 al Ball· CALL 992-2156 I I lte Por ter ...,; "" H'gh Senes, · 1 IJON'T pump your sluggiS · "11 sep. rna ke payments 0 f $5 per they appear willl Blue h Lus- MONEY for Xmas, gire us Restaurant The event wlU tic tank. Get Klcan·Ern-AI week or pay off balance. Ph. ry. e pay cas or new or SleWING macblnea. repair en etty m1 4 ; en. held In the party room 81, ========= tre. Rent electric s ampooer t W h I B S 'th 48 M 1 ~ $ 1. Baker Furniture Cu. old guns S"'Ords old pocket n ak I"Y • ~••t B 11 p t '"' T H h 20 f Septic Tank Cleaoer. Land.. 992.;649. II Ic ' " ' Vice, a m Ill. •• ~- · 1 cr er ""'; earn lg ter dinner. Thore will be a 11 12 5 6tc knives, old For Rent dolls, ammunition, The Fab ic Shop Pomeroy Game B & F's 683 · Team mark Farm Bureau in Porn- BAY, delivered or can be pickr • • g1.1t exchange. FURNISHED 4 room apart- eroy, o. amount. Authorized Singer Salea and High Series -Double M's 1891. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY· ~ 11 l\ 301 c ed up, ph. 992 -1i 112. 12 6 Slc GOOD HAY;-Zmile.-from Rut· j any caliber, any ment with bath. Ph. 992-5435. land on ltarrisonville Road. Fife's, rear of Speed Queen Service. J 29 tie ciety of the Pomeroy Jl'lht Blp. 12 4 Gtp Laundry Mat, South ThW. oWwY·Mil concrete deUver· 12 6 tfc J Marvin Stone. Clly ~ague list church wlll meet at tho _ - .. Ave., Middleport, 0. . F " Nov, ZZtU66 h h Th sda 1 7 30 SLEEPING rooms, dose in 1960 PONTIAC Catalina, lour c urc , ur y, ·a · : p.m. ACROS.~ -4.6. Japanese 13. Meas11 29 l2tc ed right to your proJect ast l. Jacob's outcast!! ure o! door, in good condition, pow- ;-;;;:;;-;;;;;;;=;;-=:-:-: and easy. Free esUmatea. Polllls Potluck refreshments Will fol· town, 127 Butternut Ave., brother land !lOWS ., brakes and steering, good 1967 STEREO, like new-, Solid Phone !J92.m4, Gnegtetn Syracuse Ball PW.,.•. .. . . 62 low the meeting. Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc 15 . Pecks 1!5. Air~ l . March 26, tires. Ph. Chester 985-3949. State, 3 speed intermixed Ready·MiJ 0!., Mlddlepor~ Rawling~·:Hondt;fli' " .. · 58 ELEANOR Circle of Heath D. Foray !I 1~7 portr~ 6 ROOM house and bath, fur. 10. Mountain 4 6tc changer. BSR changer, make Oblo. · 6 30 uo H & R Fllfl~ ~. ~1 ..... Methodist Clhurch, wlll meet 2. River British 12 nace and garage, 255 W. Main rrest sediment Rpelllng 'Thursday evening;· Dee. a· at Sl. , Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992. 12. Scll.ndlnaSINGER sewing machine, zig payments of $1.>tl per week Alii CONDITIONING Rafrtgf!t'o D • Q,,~pr., .. ... 3. Decorate 19. TG or pay balance due $69. Ph. aileD service. Jack's Kefrlgo Pomero~nt ;,. l9ck ... 50 the church. capital <1 . Pronoun ward zag, equipped to buttonhole, 992--5649. 2668 or 992·2961. 12 5 tfc 13. vian 11 18 tic Ph V:illey . Dl!i'l!' -~·.... FRIDAY Deflr's . 5. Follower!!: (OtfJ applique, monogram, over· eratiou, New Haven. one nd' 'L\.l Rl h · hom ()r a Frer1cb 21. SwHt HARMONY apartments, three AKC Miniature and Toy Pood- TU 2-35!7. , 8 lie High (1*111" a ~.,..es- c CHRlS'l'MAS MEETING of 1' .&a••.,.. tast, etc. Pay off balance due H. Lures revolutionpotatoes room• furnished. New: Plast- 16. Chinese Rawlings ·211 • 583; Team the Pomeroy WCTU wlll be 2:1. Perfonn 32. Niclawne let of 4 payments $6 each. Ph. les, black or silver. Stud er, paint, floors, sink, electric Jength for an 6. Branches 25. Peach !192-2685. 12 2 tic service and grooming. Phone - - - - - - - - - GaflW and s.-les - Hawlings Friday at 1 p. m. al the Trinity meo.surr range, bath, furnace heat. Jrt.U unan of learning" State~ a.bbP. 992-5443. II 25 tfc HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Honda 901 - 2564. ,., United Church of Chrtat. Mem· - -Cumpa ~o;; M.Spartan '7. BabyL god 21.~ts ELECTRO LUX sweeper, on Private parking, out of all 1'1. point Do1ol Bottle Gas. Arnold bers are to bring artlclol 1ft .. rt 8- Resembling 28. Belgian, wheels, pop out paper bags, Auto Sales floods, one block from high 18. Roman Brotbera. &IB E. Main St, Bantam Girl• League a basket for a needy falrilly refiOrt 38. Beane a pillar 7 7 sc!Jool, Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5392. emperor 39. TiBIIU4!1 dual cleaning tools for rugs, c196::1:-::B::L-;;U-;; E-t""w-o-d oo :-r-s""ta"nd a-rd 9. Bake 29. French Pomeroy. .t ·az tic Nov.l!, 1181 end alao a eonlrlbtillnll for Velo 11. Belonging river 41. Negative 12 4 tfc 19. Rooter furniture, dustla~. etc. Only 6 cylinder, Bel Air Chevrolet, ll'i ACRE farm, bouse wttb 1· R• WI" erans .Hospital In l;hillicothe. 20 . Attempt to Ireland U. Standardl H. Pronoun 5 ROOM house with bath, on 22. Gives ~y~~~~ 1eft of $6~ ~a~~~ R&H. Ph. 742-5607. rooms and bath, cellar, cellar Dragons ..... " """ ~ " Pearl St., Middleport, Ohio, 24 . In the 12 7 2tp bouse 2 large barns fret Apple Kings ......... 6 ' MARY SHRINE, White Shrine near grade school. See Mattie 26. Apollo's CLEAN - your rugs lor less than .!riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••l gas, 2 farm ponds, imrned> Four Musketeers .... 5'" tl!t of Jerusalem wlll meet at the ~·· lc a foot with Lustre Foam. 65 MUSTANG .. . . .. $1195 ate occupancy. Pearl Wll· Pantberetles ..... , ... 5 5 IOOF haD, Friday at 8 Bush, 689 Page St. Middleoon Electric sharnpooer rental $L V8 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful liams, 892-2318 or 992-268L Gullcy-dusters . .. . •.. 5 5 Martella and Lafayette Sbrlne1 port, 0. 12 4 trc 21. Hair all white finish with all vinyl H" ...k G d Ser{j )tel will be ointmf'nls Ebershach Hdwe., Pomeroy, bucket seaL,. It has 4 sp. 10 3 tic . ,.,, ame.. an ~.a,present for an of11£1JI I'~ FUR~ISHED 2 bedroom apar~ 30. Slant I" ~~·· Ohio. 12 2 6tc shift and VB perlorm•noe, am~ .Bt!rt 121 :.~~.1'~!11 . viaitallon ol Marpttf· lila'tfiir· 33. WW!lopy ment, furnace heat, Middleutra olean inside and out. Rul Estate For Sale Game and Series -Apple supreme worthy blgb prte• (hltfit : lrl (%% p~ port, 0. Ph. 992·387t BUUGI!'l rRICI!D lurntwro II 66 PONTIAC . ... now $219S abbr. our third floor budget sbop. WAS $2995. Catalina Coover566 • \105. tess. tt 28 tfc 3{. Naomi'• 1•• 1•' ~« Baller Furniture, Middleport tible Coupe. Just the thmg to SATURDAY daughterFOUR ROOM furnished apart Obio. II< ride your queen. We have \AI(; Ill' lti;l . '7 JlaJIIalii ~ Boys Loagoe EVANGELINE C!apter, Ord· 12 11 lli ~ rneol WY 1,;1658, I t4 tic 36. ~;~:Cutor: ~ two for choice both new Pon· · ··NOY~·· d, 1• of the Eastern Star, Mid1 j•" tiac trades from careful orilil· POMEROY JNVESTuv'""' abbr. " 1%% ,.. FURNISHED and unfurnished 37. GWdoni&a m++--t.,-;1!n-t-+-f*f4~!"J1 inal owners. One blue with PROPER~_ 2 ~· W will have lllltallallon while top and other Gold 0 • s Team t~o. 1 ......... 7 Salurday, Dec. 1a1 11 note I" r//.1'" I" v, apartments. Close to school. Hanna Line with black top. Both like lframe), each has 7 rooms Strikes Impossible ... 6 m., at the Masonic Phone 992-5434. 10 18 tfo so. with otaya ..,+-t-7-f"-€·f"·l-+-+-t-1f.;'r+; l" 1% I" new. Futty equipped with PO· and balh, basements, one has Mankey Runners .... .1 in Middleport. Area TRAVEL TRAILERS wer steering, power brakes both ed 4 ROOM furnished . apartinenl •o. nue again ~... ~-t:,.f.i-1-t--t.:"*<ll'i-1-t--t (Quality BuiJt} and autoooahc •hilt, and rnaa garage, are rent · Team No. 6 ...... .r:'. I have been invited alld ~2 . Guide I. I ~~,,.. 1967 Models In Stock with bath, tn Pomeroy. Ph. ny other e•tras. 18,1!1J0.00 for the two. · Team No. 2 ..... ,., .. "S.\!o wl)l follow, I"'• tii'J..3975 or 992-2571. 12 I tfc .f.3. Reptile PO~Y 4 room frame, Team No. 4 ....... . ;', ,¥'" 1\J MONDAY ROUSH&LYONS BLAETTNARS M-agu-,.... 'vt.lrt-t-H5-~ i.:n:+++-t?:>?l 4 ROOM unfurnishe<l apartment «. 2 J+lroorns, bath, wall to High Game and ,!. ! ., J. RIVERSIDE PTA wlll meet CAMPING TRAILERS 4!1. Color•, u t;/. r//. cloth V/. r//. in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. Pomeroy wa~ carpet in loving room, D. Story 128 • 221; ' ~ High Monday, Dee. 12, 7:30 p.ln: at Horton Sl. M11on, W. Va. 11 16 tie 1953 CHEVY. standard trans., stoljn doors and windows, Game and Series - . iim No. the school; program under tiJ. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Hore'a how to work It: good work car. Ph. Cheshire, IJ tillsernent, nice lot. All tor 1 590 ; .lit?. ". rectlon of Mr. Yep(o, featur. TR=A"I::-L=En=--,p-ace ·--on- Brownell AXYDLBAAXa ALL NEW FOR 367·7111 12 I 6tp IS,o(to.OO. . . ""• \l'ri· ' lhc band atlldents ol Riverview ll LONGFELLOW Ave., Middleport. Ph. m 1967 I · ~ORT .LIKE NEW &q.e SehooJ, One letter •Imply •tanda for another. b. thiel8l'llp1e At. UJtd 2625. II 10 tiC 1 167 for the three L'1, X !or the two O's, ete. Single lettera, apot .. :.~= ~::;d•l Legal Notice -• oom.ftam~ ((bedrooms) . •,; Nov. u;~ · :'nlE8DAY MODERN 2 bedroom horne, trophies, lh.e length uul (onnallon of the word.l a~ au hlntl. 1961 Apochoo Duo Doc, 10 NOTICI o• A•rucATiON bull kitchen, ~illty . r~, ~ · · ·, • J.. ·' RIVi!!RVIEW Garden Club Each day the c~ lett.el"l are diUerent. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 day ':;;~~~==:=:.:=~ 7.erkl.e PunucTruellnJ notiee 11 CGihJIID.J· hereby linn ttut 8. arage, and recreation ......~y, b&l filed f ced rOAm1r t•am No.--t ..•...•. "'·. ·-~.,-1;; i5 · G will have ' a · ChrJstmal. Jo"LL or 8112-3102 evenings. A Crfptornm Quotation wlth tbe Publk UUUttn Comtnii810ll m the, b~sement, or ' a Team 1 •. : .........;. ,~_ , ~ 12 ' Tues~y. Dec. 13 ~t 7:30 p.m. l H tie FIREWOOD, any length, $8 f::.?t11~ 0~,a:!r':!lo;,r:t:~~~ c:7:4 heot. Gomg at '19,500.00. Tiam 8 .. .. : .••••• ;'·'l 12 It •l the home of*'· Denver JSBIS UJ)(ILRT WI . KKUBYBKJ'I', f"""'ROO=M"""'hc-o-us_e_a_n"C' d ~b..::ath;---840 per 60 cu. ft. load frPe deliv~ by •ddlnJ the rouo~ •b.lppenr WE NEED USTINGS · ' · NO. 2 • ••••• • ••' · ·' 10 11 Weber, wtth .,. ..., ~~~-. •• · Godchaua·Hendenon Su1•r Co., tnc. ' Tfl,m ,..... 1' .r:.&ue~t E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. W 8 Q W G WI W G J G Q C Y L C K L Z.ery. Ph. 84:J.2484. 12-6-6tc '"" ••,. Cb•m""' co ...,..,.,,. ,, Albert-,M. Cox, Broker· , 'J1am s ............... '( 13 Whiteliead as co-!!!!atess. M..,.. Write 41 Mound St., Athens, SOLID STATE STEREO - 1966 ~:tll:!":!t;o~~Qi::'::f:::,~-=.:.'::~ Henry. Clelud, Salea~ap f T~ ' m 5 •. .......·....... 7 'tt ben lrt to brlrf Christmas .... JtlJWGJ 0., or call 592·1176. walnut console model, radio ~~!' "~~~~;.., ch.~.~'t!o..'':':, ·~ : tiW83t · . '. llh Game ~ Women, Bar- rqem- and $1 gift aYOI-y'O {lrJPI<Iqaolol DO NOT GO li'l,lRM ON '!'HID equipped with 4 speed auto. '"' roUo•"'• .. Uijlmou•, • "'"""' Ev•n1111• ·~2H8 or ~ · b · ,11'hlte H5; Men ..., Bobble C!lanP,o. . ' --=---::-:---,... 11-30 6tp GALE Wl1'H EVIJRY SAIL 8r.r lN'I'O AN OCilAN or '"' I tnn.... cJH-3tc B'" matic changer, 4 speaker Jnt.rnted parUee m.,. o~ tu,.. _ ..ck''Xl. Swn ~: ''I ~.. i Ul•• •uau Series .. ----WOI\Illl. lfiPPUS For Sale or Rent sound system, just taken in. ~,.e~r,:::~10t':.-1 ~~='~Jtt~~:;, 19 ACRE ·FARM, , . ~m, ~tban~~te-~;··,.~~~ ·. &tr Wllllam Brag aQd 10 1ill, l<i1lt! ~'•""• IJo41oroW. loo.J f ROOM house, 3 bedroom•, Pay $1 25 per· week or pay mluton or Obk>. Colomb"'. Oblo. house with bath· 1 milei fl'om 401;' Tti!D:Jllll1 GM!Ie .,ol)t'eim his tiOD,. WOllam L a Ill bath!. Pb. 192-25tJD. balan..; due $96.1B. Ph . 992. 1 :z·~:,;n;,::: Com""' Pomeroy on Ri. H3. Phone No. i 'Ml~''. .:m;.~tl!ri!s- Brag, received the NobelPrut 11 25 lfc 3211. t2 6 6tc "'~'!~. ':'~w 1 ..... , 992-7019. 12 ·2'1tc Team No. U417. Iii pbyl!cj lil-1916i. ''·"·' . I Pomeroy Motor Co. ACELLO -. .-,... e ,.. .. ~.- ........ r. ... a, HOWIE SCHNI&IDEI cancelled? Losl yaur opei'n ="""'"""'==,;,,;,d~.,;,....,.........,..........~ or's llcense? Call WY z.29611. BOWLING 15 • tic POMEROY LANES RUTLAND FURNITURE USED OUTLET STORE . 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, clean interior, jet blark Adams and Stanley Auction finish, radio and heater. House and Trading Post 64 CORVAIR $1095 l·s now under one roof at 500 Coupe. Low mileage, loclll 1 cwner, 1td. trans. Turquolse · Lau -1 Cliff School House ,. H •< on State Route 12~ and new finish. vinyl interiOr. R •nd . Ht. 7 by·pa~. open daily at 12 noon. Jim Adams and 1 20 Worthy Slanle)·. 1 trc OPEN ev~s. 9,00 P.M. 'Ill H·ft. II'.~A • SPRINT Two Rebuilt Wringer Maytag Washe1'5 2 Dr. Deh1xc mode-l. Locally owned and low mileage by or!g· 64 VOLKSWAGEN $88.88 $50.00 $50.00 $25.00 Seven Used Breakfast ~ets- $15 to $25 Three Used Living Room Suites $25. an d up One Used Bedroom Suite $49.00 one used Desk $25.00 One Used Wardrobe $25.00 One Used Chest $14.95 Two Used Automatic Washers $50.00 ea. One Set Living Room Tables $15.00 One Used Cot $9.95 Five Used T.V. Sets __ $25.00 to $50.00 POMEROY, OHIO · BOBClT One Hot Point Electric Range One Used Gas Range One Used Gas Range YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER D mOii Six Used Refrigerators _ Pomeroy Motor Company · · · ~~~9 6000 BTU $88.00 One Thompson Gas Heater One Martin Gas Heater Two Used Coal Heatel'5- 15 FT.plywood boat, adrifl ~~~~~ in Ohio River. Ph. 992·563i. II b ocy' One Temco Gas Heater, .1 .,.,~~L·-·· RAD!ATOR SERVICE 12 cu. ft. Admiral Upright Freezer One 21 cu. ft. Co-Op Freezer_ eMechanica eLubeMen eCar Weshtr e Front End Allgnmant • Whotl Boloncing elllar Frame Men eTruckMechonlc Good wogea, pelt:! holidays, group Nit Ins., Blue Crou & Blue Shleltf. Voluntary retirement plan and many other bentflls. lost and Found T Whil One IT"I 10 IAIY TO II'LAC:I II IUUL I ... OOU(IIIte , . ~ ... : \ . . Ar OUR OUTLET STORE II We hove several cleslroble openings a result of moving to our new building. We expect to move our service department shortly. Below ia 1 list of jobs we need to fill: ,.r"rca' atJI • · .,._ .. '''" N... W4N1 lain USED BUYS ANTED:•.,Dec.7,1968 1 t;; By ··UGS BUNNY RALPH HEIMDAI'IL COIJLP I YOIJ roll THE ;~OU BL E l' M;AKIN' NO CHANCES rJ YOU 1 . .. . . , · $N;AK1PoJ' 01'1' WITHOUT Pli<' IN ~LVIS'1'!R ! - Henry ·,~l. .,r, '' ' •I ' • • ·~ SALT AND PEPPER? �••• ,,I r - - - .----- -..-. . --·- -··--"" --- -- ~.;;-JI':c. .- • , . .,. • .. ~----. .......---'!'!"-----"!"11111~11!'"------i • .. - ·--- JHI WILLITI A Get Extra WHAT'S 'lORE MPIN Hill/IN' Fffl DESSAP.T? filii) U!etl ~ 161 WANT AD 'ni 14-DallySentlneiW. INFORMATION prol! defl( r•.... =-'...:!"~~;m...o.:...... woo • COHR'n..:..,- ._ ,., tlli~ 'L3, Jan~ ,.. - ed .~ ot - - ru~ ~ll'!l he p billlt rear Mt my sprn Joht Ufll Per WIBI M ..,.._ tc.-."'_,.....,,..,,... Minimum ,...,... 61 ttftlt 12 c... n ,., ..,... tot nu·• ce. IHutln UINrtt.nl 1111 ICII 1M . . . . . .ltl WIIIUII II . .,.. CoftoRD O'" rHANKt • oaiTUA.III It ,... Car• cent Dtar:ount on U.JI ... .. ..... ftUIIIMUI'ft. ............ ••rd II D•IICI tiOIIRI thai balo arov Al ·- ,,,. A M_ to t-:00 .. M. OIIIY I~ AD PHONE WY 2-2156 12 7 3tc 2SIGNS Notice filet ~ lhe 22' of f as pi Tl • da11 cal . I '11 !riel of~ bigjl ond excl firrr Tl StaJ TH DE' I ..... ":o~llt ..... . chiP bll •"' Ohio No loU Yr11;t ""' - ...."' .......... """' ....... 1111.11 TUNING, Schuol. rhurch, home. Ph. Lane Dan· iels, 992·5509. l2 7 12tp GU~ SHOOT . ·-- - - at club house d•y. Dec. 1l starling at noon. Sponsored by Meigs County Coon Hunters. 12 6 5tc Pomeroy Cll' OUAl.~IY~f~~M~o~to~r~C~o$i.; PI.~NO 65 VOLKSWAGEN $1495 mal owner. Spotless clean interior, beauliful dark blue fin· ish, radio and beater. We Have Three Used Wool $1295 Sd i HDIU · . · : · '' 1. tl 0111 OP rHt NiCIIJ PIOPLiit ... CAU. SPORT 1 $150.00 DICK RAWLINGS r;:om the ~if&eal 'TI'Uot. .• $49.00 $25 •00 $25.00 and up $25.00 and up · BLAQTNARS . .!; <~~-992-2143 O .or _ . .. ulldozer Ill "lor' 'l'o ,•Ae Slllalleol Boler· Core. . · · 992 143 "' lntinp ~-S.~ . roy, • ~lATOR BLAETTNARS" "" '"''""'' .. GET A quotlitloa frOm iiEij: TER INSURANCE AGENL'Y INC. before renewlne your auto Insurance. We may be ·.·:_SER" . JCE 1'. YOIJR I' CAR so· IE ~RpQD' .Oir · ~~~':.',~~ KEITH GOBLE FORD flY 2-2196 DIRTY POit ONLY . . ( '':.~~Type ::EiiiSiiiruc8b~ II 1. .. ASHAMED OF' eCare.Truck eHuter C~"'-~ eBulldour lble to ••v• you monef'2 uc .. · ! . DON'T BE XII NiW Riiilalili' 5Gop Middleport, o. CAR WASH SOCIAL~ wotneo's'Tbarsday Leagoe Nov. 17, IH6 Business Opportunity MAN OR WOMAN. person from this area. w service and collect from 1. Up Bottling Co.....• 22 matic di spensers. No~~:~~~[~ ~~S~:im~onf~'s Market ........ 19 ence need·" "' - we .DePt . ore •.. 16 accounts for you. Car; N;.y, Clothing ouse .. 15 t $68 •88 h Rugs wit pa ds. 1 WANTED ""' • tan. t Cl au, ~ We ~ct t r e c it~ contract a net l ly ART SAMSOM THI BORN LOSEI • I. r I l'y CHESTER GCI'ILD DICK iRACV ,., .... u FRECKLiil ANa Hit fRIENDS GAAf.IDPA, Plti\Se LnHtMUP! liG~R.W~Efo.l /o. l!OY !1/JES MY t;tti<NDOAUG~T~. li'IND,I. L tKE To LOCI'. ~M O'o/E~ ! i I=16URF SCM~ DAY HE MI<OI<T 5o THE ONE TO ." Ml-t<RY f<EJI:. 1 .. AN' INHEIUT/ AtcY MONEY w. tM SO WclRQIED. F'ET'tR r CI.I~TOH ~~~lEO AND ""tRW, BUT THSRE ,J!JST Ali'EtfT ~'/ JOBS 1n IE HAD! WI-IV, MAMIE; WE'RE Sf.IORT OF TWHITY TO TIIIQJV IXlll ARS A Qg)' I=()R' UNSKILLED OR MAYSE SEM16K1L.L.E0 tv1EI'Il W\.IEJ;>E'Ii Cli:-T'Cii B€EN LOOKING~ Ofi;.lf'ETH' l DUe .r SON A COMiio!ON · LABORER "? Wl-l.clr A BRUTALI'Z ING WI4AT'? MOST a: ME r-4 \4AVE !=A2 ·•tN E ~EEH AND ~ ~OSE:ME !-1 ~ ~ Hlt;lE I CLir:TQN COULD NEVER STOOP ·ro ·B rTTER MANNERS AND EOiJCATIO!'\ "THAM CUI=TON' ANYT I41NQ \.IKE. ~OP. 1!:!.'!! I IS tT'l 1-!E'D f'lt.ED A LADm:Q: 10 MEN All_ 'lH£ TIME 1 'fOliC!< I SHoES! By V. T. HAMLIN - - WELL(i AT lHIS oro liM t¥.V. rp HESITATE 10 S\V,., ~BUT r MIGHT SI..GGEST 'IOJ TRY HIS HOME I lr RAEBURN VAN BUREN 5 ,,. n·1 • "!lEAR ~, I IIJI'E </00 ENJOI' THE LUNCH'! MAr£ FOR\tJIJ'llPA'i.. STUD\' HARD... IT 15 LIII'ORTANT TO liE A 6000 STUDENT. • ~HOWEVER, tiO NOT NE6l~ f/OlJ(t PEER·~ RATING p.m. I THOUGHT WE CN LY C.AME: IN FOR ORANGES . · . ,_,'_/t.' Dt1/t• 1• F"'"' ,•.. Jtllllw-MlxoA ,- What a 'ii'""' ..., ; ly KINO GASULINI! ALLEY f1v e del iar ~ o1 :he ;t t·eet ! eae,..,., f I. .... f ounct DA l Y CR0 SSW 0 RD I l ~ for 1 c I ABAND! WEDNESDAY GUILD OF GRACE Eptsco. chureh wllJ meet Wednes· at 7:30 p.m. at the parish ences and $985 to $1185 capital necessary, 4 to hours weekly' nets monthly income, full more. For local write Eagle Inrlustries, Minnetonks Blvd., is,: Minn., 55416. 1t ;t ·lllp I DOES NOT PI.AV IN CAI.~NilAR Landniark .......... .. . 14 MIDDLEPORT JOLLY Bunch Flesher's Texaco Serv. 13 Club will have ttl an· High Game - Susie ~;ru~:~~~1 dinner and par· Wednesdayr ~. "-- 7• Folio W· 200; High Series - Jean dinner "· ...,., wllJ. ner 509; Team High Game •·-P home 'of..., Mrs. Shlr'- go ""'to ·? IJp" ·Bottling Co. 806; -.-"""1 High Series- Flesher's a party and lilt exchange. Se . The club recently made 1 $10 rvtce 2322. d I th ' Ru tl an d, O• 742-42 I ~Trl-County League onat on to a MlddJeport Fin. men. Wanted To Buy IIOMEIIO'f, CIMI 11119 Business Services Nov. %%, !HI · THURSDAY · .J • ~s=T"'AN:::D""lNG limber tn Ohio - - - ,--::-::---Polato REGULAR MEETING of or West Virginia, or old '-=========~-==:;:=;:::;===~~ Sale For Sale Win! COLD Weather F~mahn t\llbotl """ .. . the Bradbury PTA 'l'hurad.IJ PI . . d HolsumNo.l ............. 64730 f arms w1'thu· mber. Manon For Sa'For Sale GUIBR amplifier, 3 In put, crickets, spi ers and Cr , S eak H : P· m• a•••• "'" sehool"" ....e Syra•use .. •--be ow s t oue .... ". -gram will be a ' ,._,_.;.._, Reyno td s, 8Ol "7 I • .. • 1'iiilli"VW::Lt;;-;;;T~;~~· with tremolo control, 12 in. .~~C~ed!l will coming N 2 yu•. u~ 0. 9 18 ID2tp 11 to wall no soil SOMETHING TO PATCH CHRISTMAS SALE! Jensen speaker, on and off . your home ·whera it's warm. o. .... """' ~ prdren.ogram presen~ .bY:.Ihe · · ·. •.· c:bil· at all. on carpets ' cleaned Singer sewing machine, . NEW ·1 t [' ht l'k ~5 Protect ho "'" ..... " male Help Wanted with Blue Lustre. Rerlt elec· plete w1th attachments. This CHEST FREEZERS . . $153 P' 0 lg • 1 e new. · your me · Parts REII3> . • All Models Site Priced! 949-3941. 12 1 these pests with ARAB, High Game_ To~..... SVJLLE.Loni QOttom l!AR MAID. Apply at lli-Ho lric shamp<,oer $1 Pomeroy machine equipped to zig zag, All Applionces Sat• p,;"dl available at K . lng Builders 217 ., High Sert'es _ Art Clue' "'· 'innual Bar, Middleport. 0 Cement Block Co. 12 5 6tc make buttonholes, etc. take 1 Wo Sorvlce, Do lim. BHEAD, 5Dfor ,11 ; 16 69 lb Supply Co., Middleport. bart ., meam Hi•• Game Christmas party, 'Thursday, Dee. 573 •· Finance sue 11 : art uaco11, c ., .,, at7 · 1 the b. f 12 7 61 ' - -- - - - - - - -- - - over payments of $5.42 per 11 3D Ife G & J Auto ' Parta 917·, p.m. aPlckell.l,orne o - - - - - -- - - GOOD, clean, lump, egg and month or pay bnlance due: Opon Ttl 9 hory Night, lb. baron, $1.29; Sugar, Warilll Members Except Sunday with $5 order ·, Cube oil treated stoker coal. Pea· ..,, ,..... 04· Ph· 992·3218· 12 6 6tc CUSTOM butchering, will buy Hi•• .,, Series - Holsum No· have a $1 gift exchange. Help Wanled 79 cock Coal Co , t block from ONE LADY Kenmore dishwash- ~ " lb.: pork chops, snc lb.; bides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. 2576. GIRL SCOUT 'I'ROOI' 12 ',will · h Ch · 0 milk, 79c gal; Banner saus· ff tra ic hg t m eshore, . er, one 12 ft. Unico refriger'6'_, '"' ···. POMEROY Ill a ;_,edl ""' cation aervlce Ph. 367-7526. 12 I tfc ator, reason for selling re,.,. ,(:] 99'.1-2181 age 2 lb for $1; Banan". IOc Wednesday Early Mixed advancement 19 Cadet - -modeling kitchen . Call Harold . SeTATION IMb. d~dl&l G Ftood M.~:·krht, HI. 7, MAKE MORE Nov. 23, 1K6 'limraday, at 'i::siJ p.m. NERVOH~' Can't sleep? Try G. 1\Qwsh, Portland, Q, ,llfil, SUPER SERVIC! I epor' '" cool'' " ' · listing your firm's w the Pomeroy . Elementary BOY or GIRL "Sleepers"" : .~·cuoranteeil re· , 2255 . , '·• . !" 7 3tp the Dally Senllnei'J Bttslnt!S)I[ Foursome ..... ....... 26 Relalffti"'Jii{· friends 1~ In Rutland on Mlin suits or lno~ey back. I YOUNG female black- an{ POTATOES, get your winter LEGitol'iN HENS'iillc cacti~ Service a>lhmll. ID "'" F's ......... - .... 25 invited to attend. Street & College Ave . Only 98<. Nelsons Pharmacv, h d ll t . d potatoes while they last. S. Michael, Near Chester. &08'110NEER Spoilers .. ... .. .. .... . 20 . 1Ia v rame ' . E1rn Monty •nd Prizes . coon oun • par . por.'I an d' Phone 9"3956. 12 7 6tp Complelo Se-•·· Four Sportsmen .. .. . .. 18 PAST COUNCluun rno.s ot· . .., Pomeroy, 0 . It 25 30tp R . . . bl R . L ·n ' t Clarence Proff:tt, ~ m~ •ueoDelivering The Doily --- - , - . ... easona e. oger ""'", ,. tic _______ .... _.,_ _ Crill Hradlnrd Four Aces 16 do · Coon ' 1 N r· ·' 11o · 1. 10 30 22 1 HAY FOR SALE. Dehvere<l or Rock Springs. 12 6 3tc 0. Ph. 843· ~. 1511 NEW Hampshire white .......... r~ co o. . .. .. meSentinel to established 12 27 l can be picked up. Phone 992. IF CARPETS look dul~nd pullets, $1.50 each. Lois JJa1rn· 1 Write. Proao Dr Cootaet Double M's · · · · · · · · · · · rqy will have their . Chrls(jnaa Route ' 6112. 12 I 6tc COLOR TV . 1961 Motorola, like drear, remove the spots as hart, Portland, 0. 12 7 A. Ral.. !._KA~KD High Game, Women - Linda party and dlnn~r at 6:30 p.m . new condltJOn, full warranty, ~e. _... Winebret!ll« 164;· Men - Bill 'Thursday, Decoember 8 al Ball· CALL 992-2156 I I lte Por ter ...,; "" H'gh Senes, · 1 IJON'T pump your sluggiS · "11 sep. rna ke payments 0 f $5 per they appear willl Blue h Lus- MONEY for Xmas, gire us Restaurant The event wlU tic tank. Get Klcan·Ern-AI week or pay off balance. Ph. ry. e pay cas or new or SleWING macblnea. repair en etty m1 4 ; en. held In the party room 81, ========= tre. Rent electric s ampooer t W h I B S 'th 48 M 1 ~ $ 1. Baker Furniture Cu. old guns S"'Ords old pocket n ak I"Y • ~••t B 11 p t '"' T H h 20 f Septic Tank Cleaoer. Land.. 992.;649. II Ic ' " ' Vice, a m Ill. •• ~- · 1 cr er ""'; earn lg ter dinner. Thore will be a 11 12 5 6tc knives, old For Rent dolls, ammunition, The Fab ic Shop Pomeroy Game B & F's 683 · Team mark Farm Bureau in Porn- BAY, delivered or can be pickr • • g1.1t exchange. FURNISHED 4 room apart- eroy, o. amount. Authorized Singer Salea and High Series -Double M's 1891. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY· ~ 11 l\ 301 c ed up, ph. 992 -1i 112. 12 6 Slc GOOD HAY;-Zmile.-from Rut· j any caliber, any ment with bath. Ph. 992-5435. land on ltarrisonville Road. Fife's, rear of Speed Queen Service. J 29 tie ciety of the Pomeroy Jl'lht Blp. 12 4 Gtp Laundry Mat, South ThW. oWwY·Mil concrete deUver· 12 6 tfc J Marvin Stone. Clly ~ague list church wlll meet at tho _ - .. Ave., Middleport, 0. . F " Nov, ZZtU66 h h Th sda 1 7 30 SLEEPING rooms, dose in 1960 PONTIAC Catalina, lour c urc , ur y, ·a · : p.m. ACROS.~ -4.6. Japanese 13. Meas11 29 l2tc ed right to your proJect ast l. Jacob's outcast!! ure o! door, in good condition, pow- ;-;;;:;;-;;;;;;;=;;-=:-:-: and easy. Free esUmatea. Polllls Potluck refreshments Will fol· town, 127 Butternut Ave., brother land !lOWS ., brakes and steering, good 1967 STEREO, like new-, Solid Phone !J92.m4, Gnegtetn Syracuse Ball PW.,.•. .. . . 62 low the meeting. Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc 15 . Pecks 1!5. Air~ l . March 26, tires. Ph. Chester 985-3949. State, 3 speed intermixed Ready·MiJ 0!., Mlddlepor~ Rawling~·:Hondt;fli' " .. · 58 ELEANOR Circle of Heath D. Foray !I 1~7 portr~ 6 ROOM house and bath, fur. 10. Mountain 4 6tc changer. BSR changer, make Oblo. · 6 30 uo H & R Fllfl~ ~. ~1 ..... Methodist Clhurch, wlll meet 2. River British 12 nace and garage, 255 W. Main rrest sediment Rpelllng 'Thursday evening;· Dee. a· at Sl. , Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992. 12. Scll.ndlnaSINGER sewing machine, zig payments of $1.>tl per week Alii CONDITIONING Rafrtgf!t'o D • Q,,~pr., .. ... 3. Decorate 19. TG or pay balance due $69. Ph. aileD service. Jack's Kefrlgo Pomero~nt ;,. l9ck ... 50 the church. capital <1 . Pronoun ward zag, equipped to buttonhole, 992--5649. 2668 or 992·2961. 12 5 tfc 13. vian 11 18 tic Ph V:illey . Dl!i'l!' -~·.... FRIDAY Deflr's . 5. Follower!!: (OtfJ applique, monogram, over· eratiou, New Haven. one nd' 'L\.l Rl h · hom ()r a Frer1cb 21. SwHt HARMONY apartments, three AKC Miniature and Toy Pood- TU 2-35!7. , 8 lie High (1*111" a ~.,..es- c CHRlS'l'MAS MEETING of 1' .&a••.,.. tast, etc. Pay off balance due H. Lures revolutionpotatoes room• furnished. New: Plast- 16. Chinese Rawlings ·211 • 583; Team the Pomeroy WCTU wlll be 2:1. Perfonn 32. Niclawne let of 4 payments $6 each. Ph. les, black or silver. Stud er, paint, floors, sink, electric Jength for an 6. Branches 25. Peach !192-2685. 12 2 tic service and grooming. Phone - - - - - - - - - GaflW and s.-les - Hawlings Friday at 1 p. m. al the Trinity meo.surr range, bath, furnace heat. Jrt.U unan of learning" State~ a.bbP. 992-5443. II 25 tfc HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Honda 901 - 2564. ,., United Church of Chrtat. Mem· - -Cumpa ~o;; M.Spartan '7. BabyL god 21.~ts ELECTRO LUX sweeper, on Private parking, out of all 1'1. point Do1ol Bottle Gas. Arnold bers are to bring artlclol 1ft .. rt 8- Resembling 28. Belgian, wheels, pop out paper bags, Auto Sales floods, one block from high 18. Roman Brotbera. &IB E. Main St, Bantam Girl• League a basket for a needy falrilly refiOrt 38. Beane a pillar 7 7 sc!Jool, Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5392. emperor 39. TiBIIU4!1 dual cleaning tools for rugs, c196::1:-::B::L-;;U-;; E-t""w-o-d oo :-r-s""ta"nd a-rd 9. Bake 29. French Pomeroy. .t ·az tic Nov.l!, 1181 end alao a eonlrlbtillnll for Velo 11. Belonging river 41. Negative 12 4 tfc 19. Rooter furniture, dustla~. etc. Only 6 cylinder, Bel Air Chevrolet, ll'i ACRE farm, bouse wttb 1· R• WI" erans .Hospital In l;hillicothe. 20 . Attempt to Ireland U. Standardl H. Pronoun 5 ROOM house with bath, on 22. Gives ~y~~~~ 1eft of $6~ ~a~~~ R&H. Ph. 742-5607. rooms and bath, cellar, cellar Dragons ..... " """ ~ " Pearl St., Middleport, Ohio, 24 . In the 12 7 2tp bouse 2 large barns fret Apple Kings ......... 6 ' MARY SHRINE, White Shrine near grade school. See Mattie 26. Apollo's CLEAN - your rugs lor less than .!riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii••l gas, 2 farm ponds, imrned> Four Musketeers .... 5'" tl!t of Jerusalem wlll meet at the ~·· lc a foot with Lustre Foam. 65 MUSTANG .. . . .. $1195 ate occupancy. Pearl Wll· Pantberetles ..... , ... 5 5 IOOF haD, Friday at 8 Bush, 689 Page St. Middleoon Electric sharnpooer rental $L V8 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful liams, 892-2318 or 992-268L Gullcy-dusters . .. . •.. 5 5 Martella and Lafayette Sbrlne1 port, 0. 12 4 trc 21. Hair all white finish with all vinyl H" ...k G d Ser{j )tel will be ointmf'nls Ebershach Hdwe., Pomeroy, bucket seaL,. It has 4 sp. 10 3 tic . ,.,, ame.. an ~.a,present for an of11£1JI I'~ FUR~ISHED 2 bedroom apar~ 30. Slant I" ~~·· Ohio. 12 2 6tc shift and VB perlorm•noe, am~ .Bt!rt 121 :.~~.1'~!11 . viaitallon ol Marpttf· lila'tfiir· 33. WW!lopy ment, furnace heat, Middleutra olean inside and out. Rul Estate For Sale Game and Series -Apple supreme worthy blgb prte• (hltfit : lrl (%% p~ port, 0. Ph. 992·387t BUUGI!'l rRICI!D lurntwro II 66 PONTIAC . ... now $219S abbr. our third floor budget sbop. WAS $2995. Catalina Coover566 • \105. tess. tt 28 tfc 3{. Naomi'• 1•• 1•' ~« Baller Furniture, Middleport tible Coupe. Just the thmg to SATURDAY daughterFOUR ROOM furnished apart Obio. II< ride your queen. We have \AI(; Ill' lti;l . '7 JlaJIIalii ~ Boys Loagoe EVANGELINE C!apter, Ord· 12 11 lli ~ rneol WY 1,;1658, I t4 tic 36. ~;~:Cutor: ~ two for choice both new Pon· · ··NOY~·· d, 1• of the Eastern Star, Mid1 j•" tiac trades from careful orilil· POMEROY JNVESTuv'""' abbr. " 1%% ,.. FURNISHED and unfurnished 37. GWdoni&a m++--t.,-;1!n-t-+-f*f4~!"J1 inal owners. One blue with PROPER~_ 2 ~· W will have lllltallallon while top and other Gold 0 • s Team t~o. 1 ......... 7 Salurday, Dec. 1a1 11 note I" r//.1'" I" v, apartments. Close to school. Hanna Line with black top. Both like lframe), each has 7 rooms Strikes Impossible ... 6 m., at the Masonic Phone 992-5434. 10 18 tfo so. with otaya ..,+-t-7-f"-€·f"·l-+-+-t-1f.;'r+; l" 1% I" new. Futty equipped with PO· and balh, basements, one has Mankey Runners .... .1 in Middleport. Area TRAVEL TRAILERS wer steering, power brakes both ed 4 ROOM furnished . apartinenl •o. nue again ~... ~-t:,.f.i-1-t--t.:"*<ll'i-1-t--t (Quality BuiJt} and autoooahc •hilt, and rnaa garage, are rent · Team No. 6 ...... .r:'. I have been invited alld ~2 . Guide I. I ~~,,.. 1967 Models In Stock with bath, tn Pomeroy. Ph. ny other e•tras. 18,1!1J0.00 for the two. · Team No. 2 ..... ,., .. "S.\!o wl)l follow, I"'• tii'J..3975 or 992-2571. 12 I tfc .f.3. Reptile PO~Y 4 room frame, Team No. 4 ....... . ;', ,¥'" 1\J MONDAY ROUSH&LYONS BLAETTNARS M-agu-,.... 'vt.lrt-t-H5-~ i.:n:+++-t?:>?l 4 ROOM unfurnishe<l apartment «. 2 J+lroorns, bath, wall to High Game and ,!. ! ., J. RIVERSIDE PTA wlll meet CAMPING TRAILERS 4!1. Color•, u t;/. r//. cloth V/. r//. in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. Pomeroy wa~ carpet in loving room, D. Story 128 • 221; ' ~ High Monday, Dee. 12, 7:30 p.ln: at Horton Sl. M11on, W. Va. 11 16 tie 1953 CHEVY. standard trans., stoljn doors and windows, Game and Series - . iim No. the school; program under tiJ. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Hore'a how to work It: good work car. Ph. Cheshire, IJ tillsernent, nice lot. All tor 1 590 ; .lit?. ". rectlon of Mr. Yep(o, featur. TR=A"I::-L=En=--,p-ace ·--on- Brownell AXYDLBAAXa ALL NEW FOR 367·7111 12 I 6tp IS,o(to.OO. . . ""• \l'ri· ' lhc band atlldents ol Riverview ll LONGFELLOW Ave., Middleport. Ph. m 1967 I · ~ORT .LIKE NEW &q.e SehooJ, One letter •Imply •tanda for another. b. thiel8l'llp1e At. UJtd 2625. II 10 tiC 1 167 for the three L'1, X !or the two O's, ete. Single lettera, apot .. :.~= ~::;d•l Legal Notice -• oom.ftam~ ((bedrooms) . •,; Nov. u;~ · :'nlE8DAY MODERN 2 bedroom horne, trophies, lh.e length uul (onnallon of the word.l a~ au hlntl. 1961 Apochoo Duo Doc, 10 NOTICI o• A•rucATiON bull kitchen, ~illty . r~, ~ · · ·, • J.. ·' RIVi!!RVIEW Garden Club Each day the c~ lett.el"l are diUerent. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-2903 day ':;;~~~==:=:.:=~ 7.erkl.e PunucTruellnJ notiee 11 CGihJIID.J· hereby linn ttut 8. arage, and recreation ......~y, b&l filed f ced rOAm1r t•am No.--t ..•...•. "'·. ·-~.,-1;; i5 · G will have ' a · ChrJstmal. Jo"LL or 8112-3102 evenings. A Crfptornm Quotation wlth tbe Publk UUUttn Comtnii810ll m the, b~sement, or ' a Team 1 •. : .........;. ,~_ , ~ 12 ' Tues~y. Dec. 13 ~t 7:30 p.m. l H tie FIREWOOD, any length, $8 f::.?t11~ 0~,a:!r':!lo;,r:t:~~~ c:7:4 heot. Gomg at '19,500.00. Tiam 8 .. .. : .••••• ;'·'l 12 It •l the home of*'· Denver JSBIS UJ)(ILRT WI . KKUBYBKJ'I', f"""'ROO=M"""'hc-o-us_e_a_n"C' d ~b..::ath;---840 per 60 cu. ft. load frPe deliv~ by •ddlnJ the rouo~ •b.lppenr WE NEED USTINGS · ' · NO. 2 • ••••• • ••' · ·' 10 11 Weber, wtth .,. ..., ~~~-. •• · Godchaua·Hendenon Su1•r Co., tnc. ' Tfl,m ,..... 1' .r:.&ue~t E. Main St., Pomeroy, 0. W 8 Q W G WI W G J G Q C Y L C K L Z.ery. Ph. 84:J.2484. 12-6-6tc '"" ••,. Cb•m""' co ...,..,.,,. ,, Albert-,M. Cox, Broker· , 'J1am s ............... '( 13 Whiteliead as co-!!!!atess. M..,.. Write 41 Mound St., Athens, SOLID STATE STEREO - 1966 ~:tll:!":!t;o~~Qi::'::f:::,~-=.:.'::~ Henry. Clelud, Salea~ap f T~ ' m 5 •. .......·....... 7 'tt ben lrt to brlrf Christmas .... JtlJWGJ 0., or call 592·1176. walnut console model, radio ~~!' "~~~~;.., ch.~.~'t!o..'':':, ·~ : tiW83t · . '. llh Game ~ Women, Bar- rqem- and $1 gift aYOI-y'O {lrJPI<Iqaolol DO NOT GO li'l,lRM ON '!'HID equipped with 4 speed auto. '"' roUo•"'• .. Uijlmou•, • "'"""' Ev•n1111• ·~2H8 or ~ · b · ,11'hlte H5; Men ..., Bobble C!lanP,o. . ' --=---::-:---,... 11-30 6tp GALE Wl1'H EVIJRY SAIL 8r.r lN'I'O AN OCilAN or '"' I tnn.... cJH-3tc B'" matic changer, 4 speaker Jnt.rnted parUee m.,. o~ tu,.. _ ..ck''Xl. Swn ~: ''I ~.. i Ul•• •uau Series .. ----WOI\Illl. lfiPPUS For Sale or Rent sound system, just taken in. ~,.e~r,:::~10t':.-1 ~~='~Jtt~~:;, 19 ACRE ·FARM, , . ~m, ~tban~~te-~;··,.~~~ ·. &tr Wllllam Brag aQd 10 1ill, l<i1lt! ~'•""• IJo41oroW. loo.J f ROOM house, 3 bedroom•, Pay $1 25 per· week or pay mluton or Obk>. Colomb"'. Oblo. house with bath· 1 milei fl'om 401;' Tti!D:Jllll1 GM!Ie .,ol)t'eim his tiOD,. WOllam L a Ill bath!. Pb. 192-25tJD. balan..; due $96.1B. Ph . 992. 1 :z·~:,;n;,::: Com""' Pomeroy on Ri. H3. Phone No. i 'Ml~''. .:m;.~tl!ri!s- Brag, received the NobelPrut 11 25 lfc 3211. t2 6 6tc "'~'!~. ':'~w 1 ..... , 992-7019. 12 ·2'1tc Team No. U417. Iii pbyl!cj lil-1916i. ''·"·' . I Pomeroy Motor Co. ACELLO -. .-,... e ,.. .. ~.- ........ r. ... a, HOWIE SCHNI&IDEI cancelled? Losl yaur opei'n ="""'"""'==,;,,;,d~.,;,....,.........,..........~ or's llcense? Call WY z.29611. BOWLING 15 • tic POMEROY LANES RUTLAND FURNITURE USED OUTLET STORE . 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Local owner, clean interior, jet blark Adams and Stanley Auction finish, radio and heater. House and Trading Post 64 CORVAIR $1095 l·s now under one roof at 500 Coupe. Low mileage, loclll 1 cwner, 1td. trans. Turquolse · Lau -1 Cliff School House ,. H •< on State Route 12~ and new finish. vinyl interiOr. R •nd . Ht. 7 by·pa~. open daily at 12 noon. Jim Adams and 1 20 Worthy Slanle)·. 1 trc OPEN ev~s. 9,00 P.M. 'Ill H·ft. II'.~A • SPRINT Two Rebuilt Wringer Maytag Washe1'5 2 Dr. Deh1xc mode-l. Locally owned and low mileage by or!g· 64 VOLKSWAGEN $88.88 $50.00 $50.00 $25.00 Seven Used Breakfast ~ets- $15 to $25 Three Used Living Room Suites $25. an d up One Used Bedroom Suite $49.00 one used Desk $25.00 One Used Wardrobe $25.00 One Used Chest $14.95 Two Used Automatic Washers $50.00 ea. One Set Living Room Tables $15.00 One Used Cot $9.95 Five Used T.V. Sets __ $25.00 to $50.00 POMEROY, OHIO · BOBClT One Hot Point Electric Range One Used Gas Range One Used Gas Range YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER D mOii Six Used Refrigerators _ Pomeroy Motor Company · · · ~~~9 6000 BTU $88.00 One Thompson Gas Heater One Martin Gas Heater Two Used Coal Heatel'5- 15 FT.plywood boat, adrifl ~~~~~ in Ohio River. Ph. 992·563i. II b ocy' One Temco Gas Heater, .1 .,.,~~L·-·· RAD!ATOR SERVICE 12 cu. ft. Admiral Upright Freezer One 21 cu. ft. Co-Op Freezer_ eMechanica eLubeMen eCar Weshtr e Front End Allgnmant • Whotl Boloncing elllar Frame Men eTruckMechonlc Good wogea, pelt:! holidays, group Nit Ins., Blue Crou & Blue Shleltf. Voluntary retirement plan and many other bentflls. lost and Found T Whil One IT"I 10 IAIY TO II'LAC:I II IUUL I ... OOU(IIIte , . ~ ... : \ . . Ar OUR OUTLET STORE II We hove several cleslroble openings a result of moving to our new building. We expect to move our service department shortly. Below ia 1 list of jobs we need to fill: ,.r"rca' atJI • · .,._ .. '''" N... W4N1 lain USED BUYS ANTED:•.,Dec.7,1968 1 t;; By ··UGS BUNNY RALPH HEIMDAI'IL COIJLP I YOIJ roll THE ;~OU BL E l' M;AKIN' NO CHANCES rJ YOU 1 . .. . . , · $N;AK1PoJ' 01'1' WITHOUT Pli<' IN ~LVIS'1'!R ! - Henry ·,~l. .,r, '' ' •I ' • • ·~ SALT AND PEPPER? �' Around and About Middleporl : Dinner Party, Gilt Exchange Held By Middleport Garden Club Members A Christmas dinner at the iug room ror the dessert course Martin Restaurant and a partY, 01 1ce cream snowballs topped and gif~ exchange was a hig~ With ugnted can<li"' and Cnnstlight of the December meeting mas cooKie:s ana Imnts maa~ oy of the Middleport Garden Club Mrs IJavid farmer The reMonday evening Ire~untlnL tame .wa~ covered · Tables at'ththe Martin d were .w1Ln a red net cloth and. decor· . cover ed _w1 green an red illt!ll wnn ll t-nCJSUilils arrau~ecloths wtth centerpiece decor~ n:.ent ana ugmed Lapel·;,. " • ... ,, Impressive Installation Service Held f Drive:to For Your ... ·. • ' ' An Impressive inStallation service lor new offlce.rs of Grou~ I of the Women's As· I ~ sociatton ~f the F1rst Uruted 1 M E I K , ht h t Presbyterian Church was conrs. ar "c'g bas re burn· ducted at the December n:teet-' ed home from alum us w ere ing Monday evening at the she spent the past week. with lhorne of Mrs. John RedovJan . 1 ' ' < ' 111-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. '· 1968 ' ' I I 'I • I , • '-' ·~ • ~ .. enttne o -1'· .' "· ·~ ' .. • - - D~n~ollid To Thfl·lnUm,. 01 Tb Mefp•MDIOn Area ----~' ~ " , ~ ~ · · ~ ·~ . ~--~--------------------------------~----_:----~----------~· -------------~~~~~ · ~==::~:::-:-~~~------------~----s~-= -----------------1/QL' XVII ..~~ l9~4-----·l""'~""'.... ' ---~PO~M:!5E~RO~Y:!·M~I~C>D~L:!:EP~O:!.]RT~,~O:!.!H~IO:,__ _ _.:.:TH.:.:U;.: :RS: .:D: . ;A:.:. ~Y,~D: .: E;.; :CEM=B=-ER:. .;g:!.'_:.1:.:.96::::.6_ _ _ _ _ _ ~ ¥~ FIVE CENTS ' her daughter and soMn-law, 1 M nw· h · Mr and Mrs Ron Holley 1W rs. , tg t Walla~e of the ations of greenery, colored balls M~moers tm1jw~r~a rot! call Mrs. o. L: Quillin of · st. Ioforr;~ sc:~~j- ~:s. m cha~ge and lighted . . The canlgdles mstallatton represent~ l . candles, for the wun an aLtracuve . outdoor Marys • w· va · has been the servtce. 1 t ur key dmner. Mrs. George L.llfiSlutas DJ:)J.liH) . J\ tss m:we guest of Miss Frieda Faehnle. led the love and li ht of' G in Anderson and Mrs. James Arn~ i~:nu~ vn.'stntea a paper . . un •She came to altend funera! ser- ld'1rect'mg tl 1e off'g - odthe . Jeers m o1a we~e m charge of table· h.~C!Jtllg Llln~unas l.i I Cl vices for H. L. Smith held Tues- ' performance of their d tl .. decorations. rtarm" 111 wmcn sne named tlle 1da.v. loutl. d b M W llu es,las F 11 · h 1 me y rs. a ace no owmg t e dinner the V (tnou~ IJ!ant~ popul"r 111 we 1 M;·::. Hon Holley, Columbus, stalled we M L ·A d memb d g . I J t I d d M \F t w·u re rs. arry R • . ers an uests were m- IHIJJ.er wtHHH~ i:tS wu~e pan s an Mr. an _rs.. tc o: 1 lerson, Mairman; Mrs. Edward vtted to the home o[ Mrs. Carl ;md ways tu ~ro.ct:JJ Llltw 6lu, - and daugh. t.er, Vtckte Ntchols, Crooks , co-chmrman; · Mr s Horky for the party and gift tllJ::. ::i11e re!Joneu on a retcnt Canal Wmchester, .were here Jack Coleman, secret.ar ,. and e-xrhange. The Hor~y home uow~r ~wow 111 L.iJtuutuu~. for the fu~eral servtces of Mr. Miss Charlotte Davidso~' treaswas decorated both mside and mewoers and guo:sts were H. D. Smtih, former Pomeroy urer Mrs W•lla 1 ed' 'th . 'd · · · . · · " ce COS WI 1 outs1 e w1th ortgmal Christmas ~wen rea ~Jtua uu ..u.~ 1''1th t~c .. ,,. bustnessman. 1 <'prayer. effe~:s . T~e huge Noel tighted j~·crs Jor t11e g!!t exLirunge. Mrs. Jt~an Cooke, Mrs. _Edaedrl i Mrs. Coleman gave the Christcan e-s anked. the donrway .)Guests wl're .'otrs. Ja ck Huthotr, Davenport, and Mrs. Mtl ~. _ mas story taken from St. Mat- I Inside were Top1ary. trees of re~JOnal dm~t:IOr , and M r s. ZeigiPr were Parkersburg VISl· 1thew and Miss Davidson had 1 ~ox wo~ decorated wtth rt'd s~t- Hooen Schuck, guest of Mr~. tors Monday. 1 devotions entitled, ~'How To rn Chrtstmas balls. The staJr- Atwuod Sp~ngl er, who Jms Mr. and Mrs. Paul_ Hapton- Go To Church" and "Trouble · w~y was festoone~ with swags I movt>d to Middleport n>t't'll l !Y. : stall were m Laure!vtlle to at· At the End." A social hour and ol red and gold tmsel. ! AssJstmg Mrs. Hork~ IH:' re ' i.e 1~ fun~ral servJces for C. A. gift exchange was held follow1 . An arrangemrnt ol rr.d roses 1.\trs. crary lJav rs :wd i\lrss ' \\hJte th1s past week. , . i 11 ~ the program. In a Hogarth ~urve and . mantle : Lenore Giles. Mr. _and Mrs. Everet~ l)n\·ts j A flaming dessert course wa s 1 arrangPment m gold mth tnp~ 1 1were m Parkersburg Tl1esday. served bv the hoste f ers and a _m~donna tn ~ -;had-: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly , table co~ered with~ r~~ee~ Ll \-1.' box_ htghltg!llt'd t!lf' J!lSJdf' : ongs, lngs C?lum~lS , spent the wrekend tloth and centered with a red dN•or at1ons wh wh wer~ . Ill wtth Ius parents, Mr. and Mrs. nmd le ""d gn~enery. Mint 1 charg~ of Mrs. .John h.rnrard. g. 1:"-.1. L. Kelty: . ' punch, nuts, candies and cofDunng the ~orral !lOur t_he Thanksglvtng Day dmner fee were served carrying out gut'sts were mn lj•d to Hte U1n. . . . . h guests of Mr._and Mrs. Thomas ]· the holiday theme Attend' 1 1 Songs and rf:'admgs tu gult g 1- Ke-111' und chtldrt>n were her .. . mg m I' ed a Thanksgiv ing assem bl\' :11 · M d M v· t !addJtlon to the above named ' Wrath of Zeus Unleashed j• ) f I ' yawns 1 1 will I 1 R d. eo Hi h/i htsat 9 Pupil Assembly $ ""===='-'--"---....--, MfiGS THEATRE ' H.vemew Sehoul on Nov . I Pomeroy 01'11o 1 TONIGHT and THURSDAY Oe<•mb" 7·8 NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY II' of hi ., II fh Sl T . • Hymn,' ' clal11•up I i:1. 'lplarhentsp. r. an . ..''M ·. mcenJ ·were Mrs. Tom Kelly, Mrs. eo, nmt'rov, anu ts. • . I Fred L . d t M - mg, "Harvest and grades I, 2, and 3 sang, "The INight Before Thanksg11·mg ,'' , I · CoriPton Own·h Prol(rnm i.~ OPe. 2.1 . ewt.s an a gues, Dwtght Wallace. , -k. '" oun.d--3--nd · •."G."!¢~'C;''' .. ~-~~--\~-:~- w~ ~ Ar -· I"Mr. Turkey 's Song," ~.' I working., Smoothly, surely, and in such beauUf111 sots "!! :t_he_!'eti_te Fleur,_ abo~!~ · · ·- - Ab Pomerol 1 , IGrades 6, 7, and 8 sang, "We Nea-:e singmg, "Bless rGalher Together" and the pro- House 11 Ad mission: 75c and 40c __.. -·-- _ _ D ' T h l s mra r · Mrs. Susie Fischer visited recently at New Haven, W. Va., OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 -Also Open All Day Thursdays ••• with Mr. and Mrs. John Reitmire. Mrs, Susie Fiseher 1 b • £ 1 ••.. = •• Howell has returned home from the hospital and is improving . Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mrs, Paul Eichinger and Mrs, Don Grueser were Monday visitors To Wear Are Best! r ' I I in Parkersburg, W. Va. MIS! Peggy Folmer of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Folmer and family. Miss Kalhy Morgan of Mididleport is spending a lew days 1 with her grandmother, Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Mrs. Fred Goeglein, Mrs. Homer Radford and Mrs. W. A. Morgan were Tuesday vlsil<lrs in Parkersburg, W. Va. Mrs. Clarence Boster visited today with her mother, Mrs. IPhil Williamson. SEVENTEEK. Complete line of Jacqueline and Connie shoes---4.99 to 15.99 STARTING DECEMBER 16 OPEN EVERY NIGHT CoNNiE' Rescue ships found ~4 survi- vm s and two bodies. The 17-year-old vessel was on 1 1 I I tnst~~ milit:\mei~- pau}VJ Asks TfUCe fOf Both Stdes ! comfootoblo lhoy moko a man lo hurtT homo. Toplldt and Inside tho most luxudouo den1ely looped collon Velva Torry. Undorloollht soft• . most ~UP'f4fll .sola construction tha_1 !ilives o new meaning to relaxing pleasure ••. goes outdoors, tool Elostic gunot~ a1wro suptrb ftl. White, bluo or spico ·brOW!I.t Mtn'uizos, Sf7·8 Vtl, Ml9-10 Y, I. Ul 1·12 Y,~ CftW444441Cllll4liiCICUWWft ., , cacauc;c-"_· THI$ YEAR.,GIVE AN RCA VICTOR Portable Television Set IJimse}f Iceas~~~:.ttnwghat -:1'~~ ~:_ She~pardH3dGUD ReadYtO Kill , tu;:,:e;~~~lff Should Second Trtal Verdict been Guil"ty 11:S:'a8~~11iliaiit ., r+• . 1 · I I Netg • hb £ Womens Slacks ~~ ;· Tina Marie, age l. Grandparents are womens aa~c~k~~d;:~~ti;; nannel&, " jer~GJI, llr~h duroy and many oth,en· the t4tial 81ft for her. All tailored for perfect fit. ' " Sheppard'n • •1 ·ro Jury VIS1 Wint4!r Cltllilion -- THE FORCES OF WINTERY ,.ld oolllded wl~ early autumn- CLEVELAND tUPil - For- i Jke beat in the Midwest today, mer ·Bay Village MaYor J.l ~uchlng off at least one Spencer Houk modo a surprise 1 tDrnado, turbulent thunder- appearance today b e I o r e 11 1torms and drenching rains. Cuyahoga County Grand Jury I A •'small tornado" lashed In- invesUgaUng the 1954 murder 111 tile central Missouri com- of Marilyn Sheppard. 1 munlty of Rolla today, knock- Houk's former wlle, Ethel,! n1 out ·telephone and electric . accompanied htm and w~s elleflllct/but causing. no injur- 1peeled to tesmy later '" es. Jim!led cWna~~e was done. day. aJjltOugh po)ici said the roof ' The grand Jury, wwlhi~:•:hu~~~=~ { a chltftf wu blown off. enUy closed its ir . TUesday after two days of · p mony, was considering other ruentl · · cases when tile HoukJ ap. - · COWMBUS peered ami asked tl>at they be was olfidally erown- ' allowed b) ll!ll everythin& they ·SchOol football know obotlt It- , nl&hi wlth, Their reg~t was sranted. the uatled rormir ~eflbbon ' Truplty. ' The BollA. wert·,~=~~ of the UPI tile Dr samuel H. preltlt\111! 'lainlly. 'ami llouk .w• lha a!W per11011 Shepp&ld ealled. for •·•• 1'" walker the J)redti_\Vll' l\Olfil,;qf'JIIb: Coach wben ~~pp!jrd's wlf~ waa.f,; . I~ ~er .~ "A Gold Star Store" ---~--- - -- · '· ' Two I,\..OUDltes • ' Cooks Complete Service Course • I Tournament. Winners first flight, Phil Collins, were, Cracked by Flipped Rock and Harmon O'Brien runnerup; sec- ond flight, John Deere and Wilbur Hanning runnerup: third flieht Walt.f'r Roush, winner, George Harris, runnerup. A cracked windsbleld - 1111 Jtm 0 Bnen wa~. cnatrman of only damage In 8 single aedo the tournament. urfts from the d 1 ted wec1n-•- ,_ Thirty • one school cooks nf club members were presented en repor . _..., .. Gallia and Meigs County Wed- to Mr. and !Irs. John Deere and tbe Gallipolis Stale HighwQ nesday night completed a school Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Custer. ~!:! post. Five lrrftll weH lunch serv1ce trammg courRe The party was planned by the · onder the supervision of Shlr- Women's Association of lhe Officers report an acclden ley Walter of the Stnte Depart- Pomeroy Golf Club, Mrs. Rus_ ,at 10:50 p. m. WM!nesday! menl of Education. sell B 'd t Rt. 35, five mlles east al ,.. rown, preSI en · 5118 in which a tractor • trada The oourse Included lnstruc-' operated by Willim Ely, • Unn In nutrtion, sanitation, Fire Damage Set King, N. C., filpped a ltiJill menu planning, record keeping At $5,000 by Chief off the highway and endM and management. Fire damage to the Merhan- the windshield al a car drMIIr Cooks particioatblg were ic-sl aparhnent building own- by Phillip D. Foster, 20, ~ Gertrude Ziernhach, Manlle ed by Glenroy Ewing. p.,mPrny, Arrests included: WU!iam I h•adlv. Eula M,. Landon. '"" has been estimated at $5,000 by Kauff, 17, Middleport, lallurt Masw, Wanda Larkins and ' Fire Chief Henry Werry. The to yield when startlnl, cited II Janice Ritchie. •upervisor, all building was reported insured. Gallla eounty juvenile court, of Eastern LoCal; Lnura Circle, Chiel Werry set damage to Dec. ID; Lawrenc.. M, Baldu Juanita Sayre, Anna Grace contents ol the building al $1,-! ·~· 19, Rio Grande, speed' <II, Oi10r and Eleanor Wingett, ol 0011, fur which there was no m- :crted to Galllpolla munlc•oll Southern LoCal: Mildred Bslley, surance. The lire broke out lcourt. Dec. 9; Wdllam E.~ supervisor: Velma lJouillas, about 7 a. m. Wednesday and wood, _23, Columbuo, 1111 mulller, Belen Qutvey, May Romine, Dremen remnined at the scene· municipal court, Dec. 17; Mait Joyce Vance Dena Hoffman until 10 a. m. E. Grueser, 24, Shade, Inti> Myrtle Don~hue, Mildred Jef: cure load, Meigs 'county court. fers, Mor&arel Butcher, Edna CALI.F.D OUt TODAY Dec. 9, a~ Dalton 8. Grovel'! Evans, Thelma Grueser, Avtce The Pomeroy emergency 1 ~0, Pomeroy, 110 muffler, M. . Hailey, Maxine Arnold, Nellie I squad was called out th!! 1 county 00UJ'1 Dec. l l ,, Bro&an, Violet Dillon, Atma morning at 8:21 a. m. lor VirSmith, Cacla Slawier, Ethel gil Yarliroush, &ech Grove illeiCI G nznl 8 I 'ill Lowery, MoroarPI · ll••l•eh, IRoad, a medical patient. whO ,.._.$111MWUma Meei lnd Mllclred . Arn- was taken to Meigs General Ru:rt~e, ola. ' Hospllll by the squad. ~Ia' a- - Noae. . I - Jennifer R. 'Lohse (right), a senior in the School of University, has won.the 1006 Borden Scholarship grade average among allhome economics senthe Miss Loh,se is.Dr. ~rotby D. Scott, director Miss Lohse, . da~ghter o!Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pomeroy, posted a 8.919 grad.e average. She currenUy is Ji!i MAS EVE. I dshield Omicron Nu, Mortar Board, Cl\tmes, Mirrors and Alhonor ~ocfetles. She. ali\0 is a me!Dbef of Delta Zela sor· of Po"'erqy h Sc~ooL . QCUCII.Ill I ,! 1 See ,Qur Big Selection Of G 1£ers pay Hom age Mr J hns on 1 i TIL CHRISTMAS. CLOSE • 1 ·; Mr. and Mra. Arthur Koenig, Reedsville, Route I, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goode, Nitro, W. Va. Great 81'111dmolhers are Mrs. Dorothy Smalley, Long Bottom, Route I, and M r s. Charles E. Snider, Pomeroy. I . llbll\ln~tlon So son . fo~ ~~c:re aofteot thl1111• on two IHH washable, tool ToC"-sefrom !EXCEPT SUNDAY) UN· AT 5 PM ON CHRIST· ' 65 Soldiers Killedm • FlashBlast '·)I NurseS Qui· TB Hospt"ta1 Many Beautiful Colon have another son, Earl Arthur age 2, and a daughter, .. eardigan sweaters. They I 1 lines and sheath styles- BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Goode i p1eces. 1 . Heathers and solids with matching sJipover and Blazewlcz, Mrs. Max Folmer, Dn lt up hrl gh t In patent Both in bold black patent leather uppers. AS SEEN IN ~(}.?.: .! ba~~I·'to orde~ ~lspa~hed sweaters and skirts, beau· tiful pastel skirts- in A· Mr.. Hugh Bearhs and a guest, Mrs. Helen Brickles. announce the birth of a • loa• cuihloall'lf See our choice selection of womens dyed to match I • a regular run from the fabled island of Crete to Athens' port ()f Piraeus when a great storm of the type once attributed to ld£ BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI)· the anger of Zeus sank her near Lofl.leaniDJ Syria today seiz. the rocks of Milos Island, where ed a major westers • owned the Venus de Milo was found. oU plpelble amid rlllq MidUNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (UPI) _ Britain today ex- The Herakiton, also listed eall teaoloo. ID Can, tile ected a bitter battle with its African and Asian allies to as tbe lrankllon, was b~rlt In Arlb, League Defellse C.ll!l• kee oil out of the !inlited worldwide economrc sanctions Scotland and converted rnto a ~b~ck~d~:"u!"~ It s~eks against rebel colony Rhodesia. An oil embargo fer~ boat last year. Uoyds could sabotage Britain's recuperating economy. li.eg~ster of ~~~p~lng wllhatloa army 11'00\11 be otatlo•· B 'f h.Foreign Secretary George Brown plans to ask drew its classrfrcatron when ed Ia pro • Woll<rs jordatl. th S rru~ty Council about 5 p.m. EST to levy "effective, she was sold to the .\egean 22 nM 1m ~ se~ec~~e, mandatory" trade embargoes against the_ Cali- ~lea~avigalion _co.,~ fornia-sized territory in southern Alma whtch ullllater, · ' ally declared its independ- :- - - - - - ~. ..,. - UPJ ence last November. ~tnority regime smce he serzed ! ~Conservatives warned he mdependence Nov . 11, 1965, I O~Jl,,.'t J!Sleellf. risks plunging his nation into after refusmg to promiSe 1~ i!~GTON ';;. , .THE "one of its greatest diSasters i Brrtain he would guarantee , IP'~ .q~!IC!yOrbiter ;said '2WM!nesday in history.'' unimpeded progress ~ward! • ~I Ulllat apparentBritain'• opposition Conserva- rnajortty rule by RhodeSia s 4.5 1 CHRISTMAS HINTS - FHA members. and their mothers, at Middleport High ty, baa,.• aone Into seml-relir&tlve part'y has warned Prtme mtlhon black, Alr~c~ns. . school were given Christmas ideas for baking by Betty Newton (Rita Overholzer), ~L-IItel' an p~reg~<ly pro- ISTANBUL. Turlt~Y tUPl) -1'. u'"'"•• ~~&rold Wilson th• ' The Secunty Council has 1 . far right, at the Col!lmbia Gas of Ohio office in Middleport Wednesday. Some of ltlcllvt ·llteiwblcb lllletl .jut ·1Jaab ftre toucl)ell o11 bj. 8 gils ~r' &~ncUons plan would never heard arguments !rom VATICAN CITC ILIP!l - Pope the~ schc'\Jl girls at~nding were Diane Rupe, Debbie Lyons, Marilyn Stumbo, Mill' .~ . ,,,.;e etl",.;.""' governments today srdes -'!c:::.==:..==-=:r=<:..:.:==:.::.;..::.::::::_::_:::~.;_=:=::::.:.::::::.;_ gie ;Harris and Saqtly Humphreys, left to right-Sentinel Photo. ________ ..,""\. ~.......... rtpped• Urroul!!t· pushl the shrunken empire Into . unrecognized N id lt • hi and hi 1Paul m theVIVtet Namurged war toboth combme •. , -; pOMr ~miller an or!IIY .barracks and 1=0llapsed "pna ol 118 .areatest disasters rn U.. · sources slad kwaRshodg Y the oposed holiday season ' · senda moon the f on lc!n'_ trllO!l1' . stDry.:: '• unlikely II wou ma e eSla pr , . ,Ldur.s esrtll - did an- ht precedent-setter. · ·,. · _ ·- · '101 MIII!Wl·putWY nlehl to nounced todaY- They saicl % , BJitaiQ wln!ll' batiOil!' of the Oil Questto• VItal pen m• , F • • by radio soldiers were killed and n>llti. .• l)i!il; ·l.t!'·;bol'coll selected : The Oil questiOn was the key ' Issued his appeal rMI ',... Wlllinera, Austra!IB, than 100 injured. iil\IMfit~~the ~~the hot spot :rackinc Illation, Officials ted said the. death toll rebel·--mosanctions Britain wants- 1 Peter's m a speech durmgthea MassRoman at St. NEW YORK (UP!) - Dr. would , have had a n o the . r pard replied: _ "I hacl_ll ready." d that ",Q-~·'"" -·~ .counts 'Ji on · to onThe wbacco, pig rron, chromiUm, markmg · was expec to rtse ~ prm e 111&-auoorsn Uc ange: to , CatholiC Feast of the Jmmacu- Sam Sheppard satd Wednesday corpse ' I According to sherrff's depuf\im Pay More many of the soldiers ln]url'd In keep 118 ~overnmenl solvent. CONTINUED on Page 2 1late Conception. Inight he would have committed Master of ceremonies .Johnny ties in Cleveland, S be p pard WAMHINGTON _ ~"'' .IONS the Wedne!!(lar night blast were _The Umtecl States is rn accord ! Addressing his remarks wthe suicide in the courtroom if he Carson asked Sheppard il he was not searched before enterIf children acros• tl . nation In serious condition al Ute army wrlh. !lie proposed s~nct10ns ~nd l United states, its allies and the had been found guilty of killing really had contemplated using ,ing the courtroom during tile re paying more for their field hopsital to which they agrM1 wjth Brttai_n s vrew that : {, North Vietnamese, tile Pope his first wife at his second the gun In the courtroom. Shep- second trial. 1ch001 unches and some may were rushed. otl " not a v•tal part of ' ' 'd· Itrial. He Implied he carried a - - · - -- - Sheppard said he "wasn't p1 ••ve IQ Ptll' sUII more in early Officials said a soldier trying l\hl>delia~..1111onomy and lhat a sa;'May we be permitted to lpistol Into court. ing bock" to prison under BDY 1 967. SelrooJ , lunch prices are to light a gas stove touched of! pefi'!ltelJllj IJQycott could back-' press the hope that this truce 0 circumstances alter the secoa4 et ioeally an~ federal author!- the explosioo and flre which fire on , Britain's own shaky ~x ~ an armistiee and that . Sheppard, who spent 10 years , trial. les have I1D direct power over engulfed the barraoks In se- economy... ' COLUMBUS iUPit - Twenty t~com m'slice be the occasion Irn Jail followmg the 1954 mur-1 l Earlier in tile show Shep. !haDI!eS. • conds and spread to a nearby Affo';'ASWj nations In the one nurses resigned Wednesday negotiations :_nego- der of hrs Wife Manlyn, was , 0 pard had referred to suicide ID A report from an Agriculture warehouse. I Common:-:~Uh ~nd United Na- from lhe OhiO TuberculoSis Hos- tiations which will lead to lacqmtted last month m Cleve-! a more general way. Be sali :lepattment survey showed thai Trapped troops panicked tn ' tlon.,. RllhtanUy apposed w p!lal st"ff here. They Cited low peace." land In the second tnal ordered l that during an ordeal !Ike bll ,f 831 sChOols In five s!Btes 308 their rush 10 escape the infer- wH!reoJ .I.OUthern , wages in comparison to other ' by the u.s. Supreme ' Court 0 first trial 12 years sgo,. !DID !ad raloed their ;prices In ~ost no. Most of Ute troops were Afrl~a, arO"·J>."""ing Britain for' area hospitals. Sheppard had been convicted ol : could either "live for wbat'l :ases, c!enls per l..;.,h_ Offi- asleep when the explosion rock- more slringetl . punishment of The resignation will seriouSly SUMMONED TWICE ." s~ond degree murder at the , Fran~ Jo~~ton wa~ recogniz. rigbt or put a belt around your 1954 6 t!als elted three major factors . ed their bunks. RhodeSla. llle Mri>'Aslans favor 1affect the. opera lion of the slate- The Rae me emergency unti l flfsl lrral m December, - 1ed as Dean of Me1gs County neck and hang It all up. ADd 1 rthlnd ·the Increases: rising a IolBI boycott oo Rhodesl3n run facillly, sard Hospital D1- was summoned at 1:47 p. m. Interviewed on the "Tonight" golfers at a Pomeroy Golf did consider this" he llldetl abor · OOSIB. rising food costs exports and military lnterven- rector, Or. R. H. Browning. Wednesday for Morgan Triplett. Ishow INBCI, Sheppard was Club Christmas party at the F. Loe Bailey, Sheppard's al,1111 ~drop. In donations nf fond · OfS I) tion. •;·;,"' ~ .. · --: · . I Most of the resignations are ef- Rt. 1 Racine who was having a asked what he would nave done i Marlin Restaurant Wednesday torney, declined any CO!iWl1lll !rom tile ·Agriculture DepartRhodesia has demarxled a fect1ve Dec. 30. breathmg dilhcully. He was Ia- 11 the verdict at the second evem!lll by 130 club members on Sheppard's statement. n••nt during the early part ,f chance 10 be beard In the , "These are top personneL ken W a local phys!C!On, lor :rial had been guilty. He re- Iand frtends. :he sclrool year. 1 debate but was not expected to 'l said llrowmng. ''W< can not treatment. The squad umt was plied: "I would have pulled the Larry Baker pre~nted tro- Wm" get 11. No government has operate without them or com- summoned agarn late thiS pisl<ll from my side and we ph10s to the w1nners rn the rerecognized Ian Smith'l white I petenl replacements" morning lor Tnplett. --· - cent Daily Sentinel Handicap •··' Give Her A Gift Of Matching Sweaters and Skirts From Elberfelds Annual Christnuu I Dinner Party Held Todd Norville Nov. 28. Comfort : lhlck, blltowy Smartly tailored raincoats deslsned for rain, wind and sun. New fabrics Include wash and wear and foam !Aml~tes Misses and half sizes. I eBLUE eRED eBLACK for ···•·•·············· • 'c The annual Christmas dinner · and party of the Nifty SUtchers club was Monday evening al Bailey's restaurant. Following the 6:30 dinner, the group adjourned to the party room which was decorated , in keeping with the seaaon, in- j cludiBg a lighted tree. Gifts were exchanged during the eveDing, Present were Mrs. Carl Moore, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Mrs. Lloyd Moore, Mrs. William Bartels, Mrs. W. A. Drake Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs. Jam.,; IWill, Mrs. George Korn, Mrs. Dwight Logan, Mrs. Selim Matching Henclbag 6.99 Satisfy craving spent Monday with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Porter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dill and Mrs. Walter Walker spent the I I weekend in Columbus with Mr. land Mrs. Marion Howell. Mr. •• ,., 8 man~s RAINCOATS F an S '1issd ran te Muw were ~ ur ay VISitOrs jn Athens. .....__..cct•a-. ....a:c..- c~••••_. earPlease! year bot refused to oay II scene there was only scattered 1Japanese ferry sank !II 'fl1lpiW thia ooncerned seawortbinell. debris and a great quantity of Strait with a loss ol. l,i'IS. "Huge waves are smashing oranges and tangerines from persons in 1954, aod till our sides aod water Is pouring the cargo bobbing about in the greatest in modem llmel IinCe ir.," the captain radioed . . waves. the Greek cruise sblp l,alronla "SOS .. .. we are sinking." And I All indications wereltwas tile burned 180 mllet DOrth of then there was silence. AI the greatest shlp disaster since a l CONTINUED 111 Pace 2 Afro-Asian Bloc Wants Tougher Sanctt"ons Agams·t Supremecists Such exquisite manners. Lady Buxton, of COUIII, .... mac11: rather a reputation for herself with such goin&~-Gn. WhQ (fer lnslancel save the world that self-centering one-ttneef iOepr. That great big small-change purse? That hl&h'"f>N1111 thJno Upped Key-Tainer? Who indeed. The works And keep. rs. a 11 d: 'fiH' Carleton Church on King'i- 1J .. . 1 E~~-~~~~ff.~iWv l'?han~, Yo~ for ~he Worl? So ~burv road will have i1 s annUal ~ " 'TICKLE ME " Sweet, wht!e domg a , hng: r Christmas program Friday ! - Techmcolor play callPd "Mr. 1 urkt'Y s night. Dec. 23rd at 7:30 p.m. , OUt F:l\'is Pn•siPr. .lui it• Adnms. ,Ta~l." , I The Cradle Roll, SunDe am .lnn•lyr, Larw. J:~ c k Mullr!JJ I Gra.des 4 and 5 dtd a choral 1 ,,11 nd Bu",'Y Bee classes will prer.\' . MNry /urdt•rs. BJ!I Wrll· '' ia m-._ Fun, c irls! Song! u ·5 readmg "Father WeThank 'sent a program. The pastor of · S j)l lok~·! IThee," whir h preceded t.heirlt he church. Rev . Clyde Jlinton,1' "THE MURDER GAME" g •·0 th R " G d K£·n scon, .\l<Jrl.a L,aHdJ. 'J1·a Ison ' vt>r e Jver. ra rs mvttes everyone. Mr and Mrs Gerald M' h 1 6 and 7 recited Psalm 136 and - - - - - • det· FnulknN It Takes . . IMrs. · Sus1e F'tscher M1·s JCGrae 0vThree to Play, and Two to a readmg about Thanksg1vmg. gram ended with Mrs. Allee e E b d M k Di l·! British Pin Embargo on Oil Issue j It began wllh the pupils smg- K. Smith. '' PLAY CAST- The senior class of Rutland High School present Its 3-act comedy, "l!ick A Dilly" this Friday at B p.m. in the high school auditorium. Left to right, front row, are .Debbie Smith, I)arlene Smith, Ka· thy Thomas, Sabra Canaday, Barbara Wllllams, Glenda Johnson, Debbie Turner, Ernie Smlt.lr; back row, Ju~­ ita Daer, Joe Hawkins, Ohester King, Dennis Weber, Roger Davis, Charles Scott, Roger Alkire, Lilly Imboden and Director Miss Sally Schaal. 1 ATHENS (UP() - The 9,000ton Greek steam ferry Heraklion with 28! persons aboard sank like a stone in the Aegean Sea wilh heavy loss of life today when mountainous waves thrown up by full gale Ismashed the ,.econdhand ship to Thomii•·- I � 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 7, 1966 rosenberry