https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9ef6e1472e9afc2b9c96d4b519da6982.pdf b6fd1e34711c07848cc4c63404326a64 PDF Text Text ' 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 �' , 1 J-ilall1 Sentinel, Pomeror·Midtlleport, 0., Dee. I, 11188 OU's First New Building At Chillicothe Dedicated 1 '· · , •• • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-J,Ilddleport, 0., Dee. I, • Fri.day· . 'J' ac.ke' ts.. . 'Are undefeated ;.,..._,, ' to win 10-a, llrJely oa the: 33 of Pa. $1-61; . bGunced' 'nle Ohlow had led most ol from Norwalk, dunk~ tho shot by Butcher Joyner with 17 and !ii/l ~ints ol Walt Plalkowski .. ' Wiln\inil\1!1 1.18'81: Ohio Norlh· the way. moving lnto a 84·78 lA> push the Bobcats from •• 91). M<rv lnmger Wlth 14. . !:;;n i poln the on1 lea .•• nul:~ · -~ em 1f9UJ1cect Bluffton J.tMI-71, lead with 1:10 to go.1 II was 89 defictt to VICtory. He was The loss wa~ the first m three ' ': td , w I . dy edgue~='· and t'Molrls ·Qarvey of w. Va. then that the BiG Ten team the s~nd leadmg scorer With QU!llli• for we HOOiliOI'•. rne . :lA I , es eyan own """~:"'' ., . • · . !8 · 1 (Jhklans •tand 2 2 The Bobcats' • 'i ' In an Ohio Conferenco; das~ . ai nipped Marlotta ll.ff in over- started to revive. pol)l s. . I . .. Delaware. :;; .. ,: ,•·'''lime. ,. Sub Vern Pfaff san!< a 26-foot Tops for the batumg Bobcats, other VIctory was over Otuo . .A Othe · me ,/·~~ The .<Bo&caisl blew 82 eight· jump shot to lie the contest at was held down by Jerry McKee. Wesleyan. 1· ·;: · Slat Ja Fl 0f pqint lead late in the game and 84-84 at the end of regulation with 24 tallies. · . Bowling Green's victory ·over ..·,7. I e_ e s ,.,.n,_ !JI.Jild to sci'lmble · ta spill the play. · ' The Hoosiers' top scorer was , Mich!llan was . their third PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS ,~ !•:• 1 7 ,. • Schroeder, a .center, VerQon Payne with 21. followed Istraight. It came .on flv.f points GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS VS. MIDDLEPORT · __:_ u r Y Y t . san • u nv e !!!; , :. ,.' ~""": --~- m rap1d succosSioo w1th 1:4DIPLAYER HT.Y~.POS.YR.HT. PLAY!!;&.: t~~~"~·.: ~'~;f~ ., ·.~ ·' . ' ·' ,. ltett. .,. Gene Jackson ____ 6-0 4 F 4 6·1 ----- - Don Ne130111 The Rio Grande. Comber. Michigan pulleil out to an Larry Mitchell .... 5-11 3 F 3 6-1 ---· M. Tanne]JIU II land College basketball game early Lead and was in front .o3- Rod Gilkey ___ .. _ 6-1 3 C 4 64 ....... Bill Oavitd ,, will he played i• !he Pt. 44 at the half before tb~ Fat. Jim Gilmore ______ 5-10 3 G 4 5·9 ..... George Sauer ·- f· ... ·:::.;;:,, ;; :.' ~ ; .'~.. Pleasant <W. Va.l High Sc~ool cons swttched from a man-to- Tom Spencer ...... 5·10 2 _G ~ 6·0 ---· Asa Bradburf! · · · · ...,i'Wi~tt ~-"'''· et.i1f Jtne· they 1wt, 5-11 Swan and Senior Steve Pullen gym on saturday. The· game man to a zone defense. GAM/i Sl1 E . . . "Thit iJ an Important g~me court Frld~y m.., ··•' ; • nl. ;,ard Wayne Davis is also can he called up for emer: wDI begin at 8 p, m. The Falcons outshOJ the MiCh· GAHS GYMNASIUM ' 1 1 for us," was the way Middle- even 28 pomt average n wo ~:.:; fo~ alternate assignments. gelicy situations. · __ igan team from the floor and VARSITY TIPOFF - 8 P.M. port Head Coach Carl WoUe games. · . Coach Wolfe admitted Wed· outrebounded the Wotvermes RESERVE TlPOfi'F - 7 P.M. • sununed up the event oltomor· Against the Blue Devils Wolfe Three guards, 5-9 , seniOr nesday he tbinks this is potenAI .L-ST AR but trailed at the charity stripe. row n!Jht when the Middies expects to have 7 veterans rea· George Sauer, S.O ~tor Aaa Ually the best team at MilS m Bowling Green hit 39 ot 00 By HOBART WILSON, JR. if· ' take on the Gallia Academy dy who can hit in double fig· Bradbury, and 5-7 semer Jtm the last decade arid a half. field goals for 43 per cent while i Coach Carl Wolfe's vastly improv~d Middleport ~el· < Blue Devils. · ures. And for once In many a Butcher, are ready to go. "We have 7 boys who can 1 ~ the Wolvermes dunked 30 out ~ low Jackets, unbeaten m two g~mes, wtll seek tbetr titll'd ,. moon, he wiU be able to field Five of these 7 boys, all ex- keep things moving," he said. ~ .. • of 76 for a 39 shootmg percent- ,stratght hardwood trmmph . Frtday rught when they ~ • , The Jackets have worked hard li bo thet will be bigger . . h bl . , . 1 kill ,.; age. :vade the Galltpolls Blue Devtl gymnasmm. 51! week to prtpare f?r lite iesoppesltiQil . . , we (!) 1 Walt Piatkowski snagged 12 Last Friday, the Wolfemen slammed arch-rival Porn· .OJ ' qutck and !Jhal'JHihooling Blue · ay . g P . . r. ! or BG's 61 rebounds and center · eroy 70-59 at Pomerov - a rare feat for the .Jackets - . .JI Devils coached by Duke Burson Since 8-1 jUnior forward "!!"'k •. unit ~nee the .5-6th grade. Da· had rust two :~~o;co~rs. ~"'Y ICraig 0111 grabb<d 19 ot !llich· ' then carne back strorig to crush Wahama 76-40 in theirc..,rl whose leading pointmaker io a TaMehill's . nght . {shooting) vts romed tbem Jl)tb~ .lth grade. Stobart and u Y ..oore. . igan's 52. I home opl!ller Saturday night. · · ''~ 5-11 junior forward named Lar· hand came out ollts cast Wed- Nelson, who grew stx tnches m . And Wolfe added, The re~~ The Wolverines hit 11 per Gallipolis. coached by L. C. . ry !Cassius) Mltcbell. Mitchell, nesday, Wolfe ':"uld have tum, 11164-65, ~ out for ~Brstly bas· " up to these. boys. T~ey ca cent of their free throws, 23 ol 'Duke I Burson. enters the con- Wolfe Is expected to start f!.l ·, an AU.SEAL oelectilll as a f!.l senior DoMte Nelson and ketball bii first tnno. . go real well If they ~ant to 32 compared to Bowling test with a 1·1 record, having senior Don Nelson at one for' . I sophomore, comes onto the f!.4 senior Bill Davis in his Two more guards, Jumer DIU badly enough." r ·- ' . G;een's 12 of 19 for ~l per cent. I dropped its season opener at .ward, Tannehill at the otbi•'~~ • J..h. "-.. . . . . ( Michigan was led by Dill who Nel sonville. 61-55, last F'ri~av.] furward .slot. Semor Bill (Sp~ · .~, scored 2.1 pomts in the third On Saturday, the Galhans er) Oavts, a fi..4 produc:.. wilt .... in four games; for the visi- thumped Hill, 64-56: Iopen at for "I tried tbe stretching exer. tors. 1 Middle~c rl s two t:Jumphsl Guard positiOns . will belong oJ The first effensive team's addition to scoring 36 points. cises }'OU gave me and didn't! Morris Harvey's Roger Hart came w1lhout. the se_rvi~e!ii of lto Sauer, a 5·9 se~10r, and A s~:.;~ By TED VIRUSTKO peund Grady averaged 14 tac· backfield is Com rised of four tossed for 10 touchdow~ls. This grow an loeb - but the rable sank an IH~foot jump shot with ~ark 1'anm•hJ11 f). J P111Jnr rnr. Brad~ury, fH.I semor. } United Preos flltentadoall klel per game. point happy te~n-agers who year Myers clicked on 57 of 12:3'1 . •trelcbed eight feet!" one second left to send the (;ol- ward who averaged oearly II BeSJdes Wayne .Davis, d Jim : COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Helding down the other tackle h I llt'ed a total of 274 attemots for 980 yards His caden Eagles into the win column. I points a game as a sophomore jButcher. 5·7 semor guar ·. IS , F. h" I 1 h f Marw · n .Cath• b is Jim Oppennan ' a ave · · · in I Th e game was t'ed 86-86 at the ' 1as t yea r. expected to see actton ag31Jlsl• . e• lg ung r s o . Is a reer total Is 209 completiOns ' I I . olic, emulating their namesake, pounder from Bluffton. pom · . . d· ELLSWORfH TRADED .end of the re•ulation time j Tannehill suifered a broken lthe Blue Oev1ls . "·' I I 4 I th tallest The quarterback 19 Dave My- 532 tnes for 1,065 yar s. · " · . . h y , J k t d' lay. 11 landed three players In the man, 6-oo - • s e of Dover St. Joe who in Jack Hale of Stanton Local! CHICAGO !UPII - Southpaw ' Mike Curry. Chesapeake, , wrist m the GAHS. Mld<lleport j T e eo~ aces JSPk . Unl.ted Pre" International heaviest player on the ers . Dirk Ellsworth who we'll from Oh'o · balance. allac 1 , led the ''agle. · ' and Dick Wiesler an ehJSJve ~:.. s WI'th• 24 - ffb"th' ll "'~' on Nov 4· 41- ed .a well . S 111 . Class A Ali.Ohio team today. unjt. • . } runner for Sandus'ky St. Mary I a 22· arne win~er to a 22-game j while Ray Nelson hooped 25 and though the lanky ace has been thetr ftrsl two outmgs. auer, . The Fighting Irish, top team · The pass-catchinl chores are the halfbacks. Hale has a. Jose/m three years wnh the Mike Patterson 15 tor MRrietta. drilling w1th '"'' M, 'does, ne , wtth 34 markers, IS the top . in the state, also came up \VIth shared by Jobn ·~clen, . gl'ttering 8 5 tote mark white: Chicago Cubs was a PhiladelThe Pmneers' loss gave them a hasn't participated '" an actual I pomlmarker. Spider Davis ha• _: 1 th pi ho W•• 1....... ba•-- and Bid Overmyer e 31 Nelson 23 and Bradbury 22. · .. . · • ·· · · 11 ark e ayer w - ....~ ~·. ' Wiesler is a close second with 1phia Phitty today. ·· m · ,gam · . · · . , · "b<st lineman." Tbe honor mont St. Joe. The two, 8 3 W' I h ed 15 ' I Ohio Wesleyan outshot Ober- j Reporls from up the rtver , Butcher has 16 ID t~o apthe past season, scored I 1· · hdoles er as scor I The hard·luck hurler. who li n two-to-on~ in the rinal 12 indicate Tannehill will be j pearances. __ ..______ _ points combined. and picker o:b ;::.~b . . 6-£oot 1 notched an unimpressive 84-110 mmutes to dump the Yeomen : "ready for the Ga\Jipolitans." 1 For GAHS, Larry , Mitrht=-1\ I total of 845 yards via the 210d I .e, record in hi s nine years wi'n in the contest. Forest Ever-IIi not, Wayne Davis, 5--8 sen- , l.'!nd Gene wHJ at 1 for~vard 1 ways. tr poun er : tl f llba ·k) the Cubs, was traded to Phi:a-· hart led the Bishops with 24. 1 ior forw ard will start for the po:-:,t tons. Rod G1 " 'Y J. '' 1 0 Lycien, Jl.loot-3, 195 PT. PLEASANT - St. Monl- a:d .. delphia Wednesday for pitcher ' and Mike Clement was high for i Meigs countians. Davis has 12 · will start at center, mide II II a ta<kle, Vao Me· caught 31 passes and scored Guild of Christ Episcopal ! credent.als are impressive as Ray Culp . an~. a "sJZeable 0~·~-With .21. __ " ~· rna~ ~o games. - I . (~~u~ on_~ge Twt·llfl '!WI I 7 a iififtioli . leil to Ohio Da'lldl 'll'tdr' I y night to 'bi.."""' lilt 11*'1 toUe i· g te b=-n ...._ 1 -•· Ohio Ulllftl'llty llprel !Jidiana 11-10 wllb lllteo IIC!illldo to 0 a llft.llmliletl b00k hot~ :ft!bi'lwlded 1/mn y · · er1 . ~ s!ioed ~ 88 Temie~ : :u: ~bwi~s:: ::. ~tec:ttailldo:n~:l~ll!OO._I, l'foo~t • • ' " , " • : ' Bl D •I ; : · z: .fihr ue· , ev1 s Jackets GOlng''•• ; ', W:t· Wellston is Primed for IIILIOIOUS ,oUAATI~$ - The Senior Cl111 of u "• -"J. ,.,>Mw'""Y.''''"'""""" IHtern High School Will IJIOIIIOr I rtlftui IOIIf ahow Sunday, • 11, ·at .: 2 p.m.. thot will •flnt·tM· . top "" qu1rlott It Mllga County. Appurillfl will be tht Blue lildge Quartet from Sptrltnaburg, S. C., above, and the 00..,.1 Herinony BOys frcm Hun· tington. Admlulon will be $1 tor edults 1nd chll· d..., 50 centa on edvan.. 111". Chtrge ·tf the door will be $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for studenta. l JACKE:~,1,;, thl~ ;! plpect~tl~ r:~:r an:.~:l:cha:: ~:~~k~~~ di~ ;:~ty::~h:n l! . h. Get rrh 0 n A II•Oh l 0 l rzs 1 ~ re e '" • -.;.,._. ·--"'" "~ ~.. ~"f!:aef15?5M lo~~ Oa~ cent~~ th~ VISitor~ .:. JO' EptSCOpa GUl"}dsMeel T d On ues ay =be=:. = M~:~.s;:e:~ :::.~:-. :: tera~~ck. · oc ru~ Cen~i ~~s :~; bac~~· ~hit;., f; J~~son !1__ . • E~~s~~~~;=o~i~J:,:~:~.ir ~:u~ ~~sh~~~Y :~~:~ ::m~~or~i/~ea~i~~d inga~~: amount of cash . SKINNER NAMED went II~ Klpcar, 11-foot-3, O vermyer, 6 • ..foot • 2, guest!. Guild of e c urc as 1,242 yards rushing. 2211 JIOllllfl tackle, who led the pounds, was the Mr: The group attended a Christ PHILAOELPH1A <UP!) ballQiiuJ for the 22-man first fnr Fremont which relied great· mas play in the cbureh prior AHL Staodlnga ', Bob Skinner, who spent t2 years · tealll.': •. ly on ltw ground pme; He to the social and busineiS ses- By United Press lnternatlonlll as an outfielder with the 1n lddiUon Ill Kapcar, lwo of caught 16 of the. team 8 21 sion. The play concerned e"'nts Eaotern Division ' Pittsburgh Pirates before clos· hla teammates, Tom Dunn attd passes thrown dunng the sea- taking place in Bethlehem pri· W. L. T. Pts. 1 ing out his career with tbe St. Tim Grady, were named It the aon and many of them · !lie arriving oi .JOHJ'!18!1d 1Quebec 12 8 9 29 Louis Cardinals last season, fl,rst. defeDslve squad. OUnn, Jl. on "clutch thJCd down . . 'and the bltlff ol : Jesus ' Hershey 11 7 l 26 1Wednesday was appointed to loot-!, 190. pounds. Will the mid- lions." in the stable. Merohers. of '!'e I Baltimore 12 6 I 25 manage the Philadelphia Phil· ' ~ post ill I rout, outdis· Rounding out the front were Cheryl \.unil, narrnt· : Springfield 6 9 3 19 lies' San Diego farm team. t~ hla rJosetlt competitor of the first oflenstve squad or; Carol K~gley, fol~•!~Jer and ! Providence 2 16 4 B Sl\'inner succeeds Frank Lucby a<• 10 1 margin in votes center Bryce Ahlstrom of · Hammack, Mary Sue I Westero Division chesi as manager of the Pacific cast, by s(JO{twrltera, sports- ville and guards Dick Mary Esther , W. L. T. Pts. l Coast League Club. casters and eoacbeo. . 5-foot-9, IBS pounds, of Grubb ROOert Doeffinger. Nan· Pittsburgh LJ 6 3 29 - -- - Grady, a !uUback who was Valley and Garland cy So~erville, George J'appas . ltoch.. ter 13 9 I 27 · 1idellnojl ~ ID injury after fool-9, 165 pounds, of and Barry Casto. Cleveland 7 9 3 17 , WINSTONE WIN!iER 1 playing all games, 'lfOIIallne- port, the smallest man on Mrs. w. C. Gilmour presld- Buffalo 5 15 414 , ABERAVON, Wales •UPII - ' bacl!.e r't post. The Jl.foot, 170 team. ed at a short business session Wednesday'• Results Howard Winstone of Wales put --"'- - --.. - -- - - - .. __ 1n the absence of~ president Pittsburgh 6 Hershey 4 on a spectacular punching of St. Monica, Bfc'ky Buckner. (Only game scheduled ) _ _ performance w stop country· Mrs. Robert Hlle led the devo-man Lenny (The LJOn) Wtlhams lions. Members of both guilds Mallory, Mrs. Garland Mohr. at 2:30 of the eighth round By Ulllled l'rell Jnteroallonll Mansfield St. 76 Kutztown til brought gifts for needy children Mrs. Richard Newell, Mrs. Weduesday night and reta in his Eut La Salle 99 Miamt (Fla. I 82 the community. Roush, Mrs. Morgan European and British feather· PeM 106 Delaware 75 Urslnus 74 Haverford 72 .Hostesse.~, MISs Lena Fogle· Smith, Mrs. L. C. Somerville, weight titles. ' Fordham 10 Yale 70 Harvard f7 Tufts 58 song, Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Mr,. c. C. Stone. Mrs. ilc?tt Winstone weighed 124 1-4 116 Cat h. (8 r k I y n) M Ad· Bridgeport 91 Hartford Mrs. Charles Sperow served re- Strickler and Mrs. J. L. W1g. pounds while hJS ooponent went phi £Sui) 72 ProvidODCe 71 BroWll 62 freslune~ts to Mrs. MillOn MUJ. into the bout at 12.'1. Rutgers 102 Glassboro 53 Harpor 71 ~fred 75 ef, Mrs. -Hobert Johnson, Mrs. - -Kiings Pelnt 78Stony Brook M Dartmouth t9·WIIUams 9'1 Walter Windsor, Mrs. Leo Col· lthmptn 104 Kingo Coli. I& Niagara 96 VIlla MadoMa 73 andros, Mrs. Jack Durst, Mrs. 63 XNY 54 Brotklyn Coli. 49 Cheyney 99 West Chester William Welb, Mrs. Rush KroYeshiva 76 Queens Coli. 71 Millersville ll6 del, Mrs. Gail Faires, Mrs. Amn lnt'l 53 Ceil. Conn 52 100 · • Carroll Casto, Mrs. Robert Rhode Island 99 Manhattan 116 1Assumption 91 Memmact 70 Kn~ul. Mrs. F. w. Ingraham, p h. I I a. T e 1 I I I e . Soullt Mrs. George Colandros, Mrs. Jot Maryland St. II Maryland 54 ·N. Caro. St. 38 Brown, Mrs. Elza Martin, 63 BIICknelll6 J,a!ayelte IS Jobns HOpkiriB 82 Lebanon Mrs. Tom Wal~s, Mios Hattie Jpoala 73 Susquehanna 67 W~eelmg 81 Fairmont 79 i Miss Susie Christian, 94 ~lbrlght I& Gettysbur& 58 Morris Hrvy 96 Mar~etta Mrs. Robert Hite, Mrs. WiiMuhlanberg 86 Swarthmore 74 Stetson 9'1 JacksonvtUe liam Gilmour. the Rev. and ;;looinsburg 14 &. lltrdaburg 74 Tampa 83 Rollins 78 Char18 A. Pitzer. Westmnslr IPa.) tn Grve City Fayetteville 119 Barber 'llaubenvlllt II St. Yincell't 6S tla 115 . Florida 50 Flotl~a Sf. 30 NBA Standlqs Miss. 96 Arkansas A&M Ill By Ualled Prell lotonalioiBI Miss, St. 62 Tem A&.M 41 Eaten Dlvlaloa Mldwe!t PhUadelphta- · :u ·2 76 Albion n . Booton .IJ 5 Eastern MiCh. IS Adrian 54 'lew York 13 16 .464 Western Mich. 90 Ba!l St. 85 :lnclnnati. · 9 13 U. 91 Indiana 00 . . 3al~moro 5 21 De Paul Bii St. Jolm's IMinn.I PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. · Westen Dl\'lsloe Cenltal St. ibhlol ail Sisk .74 ' Pleasant Woman'• Club will · w, L. Pd. 11 Flpdlay 81 ·· Its December m~ Fr~ 1CHICK AU ADMIIIA~ QUALITY ;a'it ~ncisco . t7 1 Northern 100 Bluffton 77 · ·at 1:00. p. ft!.:ln tile Appal· FUTURES 11. LoUis . ; ,., II 12 Ohio Wesleyan 8& Oberlin 89 · 1acl1ian allllilorluin. · . Dei!OII 11 15 Bradley t~ . ~~ &. 85 ''Jbo ineellnl ~ be81n with 1M Angeles 10 11 Detreit 74 Notre D~me 73 t .dinnei' ~- II;' a program Chltlllo · . I 20 Bowling G•n 90 Michigan. "Liibtlng for ~od~· Uv· , .,_.,.._., JIUIIIII · Lewis 89 Western Olln010 7t Inc." wllb Jllllet Yost and Bait: !ttl'· Iii st. .Procoplits II? G. Clttirletili.·toile · ol . Boltltn' 1)1 Cincl~ 91 SOuthern llll1101f!6t St. Louis 0mce at N.,. yolift ljJtl Oetrolt Ill Beloit 72 f,,ke' Forest 59 . CHRISTMAS Pttnit. Jj't.'thki&O ltl MJc!t: Tecbl2i!'Northland ~ SPECIAL •.oo Anf '130 St. l..ouia )2t OT Wash. (Mit,) 13 Eastern. JU. ' ~· Gam01 Quincy 101 McKeodree 76 lloolltin~ .'' ··Ciilcaaii at De Pauw ~~ Wabash 6fi, ·; . .: · ~ovlll8 . · 14Canl00 69 .. ' . St. l,.oula VI. 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Delaware. :;; .. ,: ,•·'''lime. ,. Sub Vern Pfaff san!< a 26-foot Tops for the batumg Bobcats, other VIctory was over Otuo . .A Othe · me ,/·~~ The .<Bo&caisl blew 82 eight· jump shot to lie the contest at was held down by Jerry McKee. Wesleyan. 1· ·;: · Slat Ja Fl 0f pqint lead late in the game and 84-84 at the end of regulation with 24 tallies. · . Bowling Green's victory ·over ..·,7. I e_ e s ,.,.n,_ !JI.Jild to sci'lmble · ta spill the play. · ' The Hoosiers' top scorer was , Mich!llan was . their third PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS ,~ !•:• 1 7 ,. • Schroeder, a .center, VerQon Payne with 21. followed Istraight. It came .on flv.f points GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS VS. MIDDLEPORT · __:_ u r Y Y t . san • u nv e !!!; , :. ,.' ~""": --~- m rap1d succosSioo w1th 1:4DIPLAYER HT.Y~.POS.YR.HT. PLAY!!;&.: t~~~"~·.: ~'~;f~ ., ·.~ ·' . ' ·' ,. ltett. .,. Gene Jackson ____ 6-0 4 F 4 6·1 ----- - Don Ne130111 The Rio Grande. Comber. Michigan pulleil out to an Larry Mitchell .... 5-11 3 F 3 6-1 ---· M. Tanne]JIU II land College basketball game early Lead and was in front .o3- Rod Gilkey ___ .. _ 6-1 3 C 4 64 ....... Bill Oavitd ,, will he played i• !he Pt. 44 at the half before tb~ Fat. Jim Gilmore ______ 5-10 3 G 4 5·9 ..... George Sauer ·- f· ... ·:::.;;:,, ;; :.' ~ ; .'~.. Pleasant <W. Va.l High Sc~ool cons swttched from a man-to- Tom Spencer ...... 5·10 2 _G ~ 6·0 ---· Asa Bradburf! · · · · ...,i'Wi~tt ~-"'''· et.i1f Jtne· they 1wt, 5-11 Swan and Senior Steve Pullen gym on saturday. The· game man to a zone defense. GAM/i Sl1 E . . . "Thit iJ an Important g~me court Frld~y m.., ··•' ; • nl. ;,ard Wayne Davis is also can he called up for emer: wDI begin at 8 p, m. The Falcons outshOJ the MiCh· GAHS GYMNASIUM ' 1 1 for us," was the way Middle- even 28 pomt average n wo ~:.:; fo~ alternate assignments. gelicy situations. · __ igan team from the floor and VARSITY TIPOFF - 8 P.M. port Head Coach Carl WoUe games. · . Coach Wolfe admitted Wed· outrebounded the Wotvermes RESERVE TlPOfi'F - 7 P.M. • sununed up the event oltomor· Against the Blue Devils Wolfe Three guards, 5-9 , seniOr nesday he tbinks this is potenAI .L-ST AR but trailed at the charity stripe. row n!Jht when the Middies expects to have 7 veterans rea· George Sauer, S.O ~tor Aaa Ually the best team at MilS m Bowling Green hit 39 ot 00 By HOBART WILSON, JR. if· ' take on the Gallia Academy dy who can hit in double fig· Bradbury, and 5-7 semer Jtm the last decade arid a half. field goals for 43 per cent while i Coach Carl Wolfe's vastly improv~d Middleport ~el· < Blue Devils. · ures. And for once In many a Butcher, are ready to go. "We have 7 boys who can 1 ~ the Wolvermes dunked 30 out ~ low Jackets, unbeaten m two g~mes, wtll seek tbetr titll'd ,. moon, he wiU be able to field Five of these 7 boys, all ex- keep things moving," he said. ~ .. • of 76 for a 39 shootmg percent- ,stratght hardwood trmmph . Frtday rught when they ~ • , The Jackets have worked hard li bo thet will be bigger . . h bl . , . 1 kill ,.; age. :vade the Galltpolls Blue Devtl gymnasmm. 51! week to prtpare f?r lite iesoppesltiQil . . , we (!) 1 Walt Piatkowski snagged 12 Last Friday, the Wolfemen slammed arch-rival Porn· .OJ ' qutck and !Jhal'JHihooling Blue · ay . g P . . r. ! or BG's 61 rebounds and center · eroy 70-59 at Pomerov - a rare feat for the .Jackets - . .JI Devils coached by Duke Burson Since 8-1 jUnior forward "!!"'k •. unit ~nee the .5-6th grade. Da· had rust two :~~o;co~rs. ~"'Y ICraig 0111 grabb<d 19 ot !llich· ' then carne back strorig to crush Wahama 76-40 in theirc..,rl whose leading pointmaker io a TaMehill's . nght . {shooting) vts romed tbem Jl)tb~ .lth grade. Stobart and u Y ..oore. . igan's 52. I home opl!ller Saturday night. · · ''~ 5-11 junior forward named Lar· hand came out ollts cast Wed- Nelson, who grew stx tnches m . And Wolfe added, The re~~ The Wolverines hit 11 per Gallipolis. coached by L. C. . ry !Cassius) Mltcbell. Mitchell, nesday, Wolfe ':"uld have tum, 11164-65, ~ out for ~Brstly bas· " up to these. boys. T~ey ca cent of their free throws, 23 ol 'Duke I Burson. enters the con- Wolfe Is expected to start f!.l ·, an AU.SEAL oelectilll as a f!.l senior DoMte Nelson and ketball bii first tnno. . go real well If they ~ant to 32 compared to Bowling test with a 1·1 record, having senior Don Nelson at one for' . I sophomore, comes onto the f!.4 senior Bill Davis in his Two more guards, Jumer DIU badly enough." r ·- ' . G;een's 12 of 19 for ~l per cent. I dropped its season opener at .ward, Tannehill at the otbi•'~~ • J..h. "-.. . . . . ( Michigan was led by Dill who Nel sonville. 61-55, last F'ri~av.] furward .slot. Semor Bill (Sp~ · .~, scored 2.1 pomts in the third On Saturday, the Galhans er) Oavts, a fi..4 produc:.. wilt .... in four games; for the visi- thumped Hill, 64-56: Iopen at for "I tried tbe stretching exer. tors. 1 Middle~c rl s two t:Jumphsl Guard positiOns . will belong oJ The first effensive team's addition to scoring 36 points. cises }'OU gave me and didn't! Morris Harvey's Roger Hart came w1lhout. the se_rvi~e!ii of lto Sauer, a 5·9 se~10r, and A s~:.;~ By TED VIRUSTKO peund Grady averaged 14 tac· backfield is Com rised of four tossed for 10 touchdow~ls. This grow an loeb - but the rable sank an IH~foot jump shot with ~ark 1'anm•hJ11 f). J P111Jnr rnr. Brad~ury, fH.I semor. } United Preos flltentadoall klel per game. point happy te~n-agers who year Myers clicked on 57 of 12:3'1 . •trelcbed eight feet!" one second left to send the (;ol- ward who averaged oearly II BeSJdes Wayne .Davis, d Jim : COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Helding down the other tackle h I llt'ed a total of 274 attemots for 980 yards His caden Eagles into the win column. I points a game as a sophomore jButcher. 5·7 semor guar ·. IS , F. h" I 1 h f Marw · n .Cath• b is Jim Oppennan ' a ave · · · in I Th e game was t'ed 86-86 at the ' 1as t yea r. expected to see actton ag31Jlsl• . e• lg ung r s o . Is a reer total Is 209 completiOns ' I I . olic, emulating their namesake, pounder from Bluffton. pom · . . d· ELLSWORfH TRADED .end of the re•ulation time j Tannehill suifered a broken lthe Blue Oev1ls . "·' I I 4 I th tallest The quarterback 19 Dave My- 532 tnes for 1,065 yar s. · " · . . h y , J k t d' lay. 11 landed three players In the man, 6-oo - • s e of Dover St. Joe who in Jack Hale of Stanton Local! CHICAGO !UPII - Southpaw ' Mike Curry. Chesapeake, , wrist m the GAHS. Mld<lleport j T e eo~ aces JSPk . Unl.ted Pre" International heaviest player on the ers . Dirk Ellsworth who we'll from Oh'o · balance. allac 1 , led the ''agle. · ' and Dick Wiesler an ehJSJve ~:.. s WI'th• 24 - ffb"th' ll "'~' on Nov 4· 41- ed .a well . S 111 . Class A Ali.Ohio team today. unjt. • . } runner for Sandus'ky St. Mary I a 22· arne win~er to a 22-game j while Ray Nelson hooped 25 and though the lanky ace has been thetr ftrsl two outmgs. auer, . The Fighting Irish, top team · The pass-catchinl chores are the halfbacks. Hale has a. Jose/m three years wnh the Mike Patterson 15 tor MRrietta. drilling w1th '"'' M, 'does, ne , wtth 34 markers, IS the top . in the state, also came up \VIth shared by Jobn ·~clen, . gl'ttering 8 5 tote mark white: Chicago Cubs was a PhiladelThe Pmneers' loss gave them a hasn't participated '" an actual I pomlmarker. Spider Davis ha• _: 1 th pi ho W•• 1....... ba•-- and Bid Overmyer e 31 Nelson 23 and Bradbury 22. · .. . · • ·· · · 11 ark e ayer w - ....~ ~·. ' Wiesler is a close second with 1phia Phitty today. ·· m · ,gam · . · · . , · "b<st lineman." Tbe honor mont St. Joe. The two, 8 3 W' I h ed 15 ' I Ohio Wesleyan outshot Ober- j Reporls from up the rtver , Butcher has 16 ID t~o apthe past season, scored I 1· · hdoles er as scor I The hard·luck hurler. who li n two-to-on~ in the rinal 12 indicate Tannehill will be j pearances. __ ..______ _ points combined. and picker o:b ;::.~b . . 6-£oot 1 notched an unimpressive 84-110 mmutes to dump the Yeomen : "ready for the Ga\Jipolitans." 1 For GAHS, Larry , Mitrht=-1\ I total of 845 yards via the 210d I .e, record in hi s nine years wi'n in the contest. Forest Ever-IIi not, Wayne Davis, 5--8 sen- , l.'!nd Gene wHJ at 1 for~vard 1 ways. tr poun er : tl f llba ·k) the Cubs, was traded to Phi:a-· hart led the Bishops with 24. 1 ior forw ard will start for the po:-:,t tons. Rod G1 " 'Y J. '' 1 0 Lycien, Jl.loot-3, 195 PT. PLEASANT - St. Monl- a:d .. delphia Wednesday for pitcher ' and Mike Clement was high for i Meigs countians. Davis has 12 · will start at center, mide II II a ta<kle, Vao Me· caught 31 passes and scored Guild of Christ Episcopal ! credent.als are impressive as Ray Culp . an~. a "sJZeable 0~·~-With .21. __ " ~· rna~ ~o games. - I . (~~u~ on_~ge Twt·llfl '!WI I 7 a iififtioli . leil to Ohio Da'lldl 'll'tdr' I y night to 'bi.."""' lilt 11*'1 toUe i· g te b=-n ...._ 1 -•· Ohio Ulllftl'llty llprel !Jidiana 11-10 wllb lllteo IIC!illldo to 0 a llft.llmliletl b00k hot~ :ft!bi'lwlded 1/mn y · · er1 . ~ s!ioed ~ 88 Temie~ : :u: ~bwi~s:: ::. ~tec:ttailldo:n~:l~ll!OO._I, l'foo~t • • ' " , " • : ' Bl D •I ; : · z: .fihr ue· , ev1 s Jackets GOlng''•• ; ', W:t· Wellston is Primed for IIILIOIOUS ,oUAATI~$ - The Senior Cl111 of u "• -"J. ,.,>Mw'""Y.''''"'""""" IHtern High School Will IJIOIIIOr I rtlftui IOIIf ahow Sunday, • 11, ·at .: 2 p.m.. thot will •flnt·tM· . top "" qu1rlott It Mllga County. Appurillfl will be tht Blue lildge Quartet from Sptrltnaburg, S. C., above, and the 00..,.1 Herinony BOys frcm Hun· tington. Admlulon will be $1 tor edults 1nd chll· d..., 50 centa on edvan.. 111". Chtrge ·tf the door will be $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for studenta. l JACKE:~,1,;, thl~ ;! plpect~tl~ r:~:r an:.~:l:cha:: ~:~~k~~~ di~ ;:~ty::~h:n l! . h. Get rrh 0 n A II•Oh l 0 l rzs 1 ~ re e '" • -.;.,._. ·--"'" "~ ~.. ~"f!:aef15?5M lo~~ Oa~ cent~~ th~ VISitor~ .:. JO' EptSCOpa GUl"}dsMeel T d On ues ay =be=:. = M~:~.s;:e:~ :::.~:-. :: tera~~ck. · oc ru~ Cen~i ~~s :~; bac~~· ~hit;., f; J~~son !1__ . • E~~s~~~~;=o~i~J:,:~:~.ir ~:u~ ~~sh~~~Y :~~:~ ::m~~or~i/~ea~i~~d inga~~: amount of cash . SKINNER NAMED went II~ Klpcar, 11-foot-3, O vermyer, 6 • ..foot • 2, guest!. Guild of e c urc as 1,242 yards rushing. 2211 JIOllllfl tackle, who led the pounds, was the Mr: The group attended a Christ PHILAOELPH1A <UP!) ballQiiuJ for the 22-man first fnr Fremont which relied great· mas play in the cbureh prior AHL Staodlnga ', Bob Skinner, who spent t2 years · tealll.': •. ly on ltw ground pme; He to the social and busineiS ses- By United Press lnternatlonlll as an outfielder with the 1n lddiUon Ill Kapcar, lwo of caught 16 of the. team 8 21 sion. The play concerned e"'nts Eaotern Division ' Pittsburgh Pirates before clos· hla teammates, Tom Dunn attd passes thrown dunng the sea- taking place in Bethlehem pri· W. L. T. Pts. 1 ing out his career with tbe St. Tim Grady, were named It the aon and many of them · !lie arriving oi .JOHJ'!18!1d 1Quebec 12 8 9 29 Louis Cardinals last season, fl,rst. defeDslve squad. OUnn, Jl. on "clutch thJCd down . . 'and the bltlff ol : Jesus ' Hershey 11 7 l 26 1Wednesday was appointed to loot-!, 190. pounds. Will the mid- lions." in the stable. Merohers. of '!'e I Baltimore 12 6 I 25 manage the Philadelphia Phil· ' ~ post ill I rout, outdis· Rounding out the front were Cheryl \.unil, narrnt· : Springfield 6 9 3 19 lies' San Diego farm team. t~ hla rJosetlt competitor of the first oflenstve squad or; Carol K~gley, fol~•!~Jer and ! Providence 2 16 4 B Sl\'inner succeeds Frank Lucby a<• 10 1 margin in votes center Bryce Ahlstrom of · Hammack, Mary Sue I Westero Division chesi as manager of the Pacific cast, by s(JO{twrltera, sports- ville and guards Dick Mary Esther , W. L. T. Pts. l Coast League Club. casters and eoacbeo. . 5-foot-9, IBS pounds, of Grubb ROOert Doeffinger. Nan· Pittsburgh LJ 6 3 29 - -- - Grady, a !uUback who was Valley and Garland cy So~erville, George J'appas . ltoch.. ter 13 9 I 27 · 1idellnojl ~ ID injury after fool-9, 165 pounds, of and Barry Casto. Cleveland 7 9 3 17 , WINSTONE WIN!iER 1 playing all games, 'lfOIIallne- port, the smallest man on Mrs. w. C. Gilmour presld- Buffalo 5 15 414 , ABERAVON, Wales •UPII - ' bacl!.e r't post. The Jl.foot, 170 team. ed at a short business session Wednesday'• Results Howard Winstone of Wales put --"'- - --.. - -- - - - .. __ 1n the absence of~ president Pittsburgh 6 Hershey 4 on a spectacular punching of St. Monica, Bfc'ky Buckner. (Only game scheduled ) _ _ performance w stop country· Mrs. Robert Hlle led the devo-man Lenny (The LJOn) Wtlhams lions. Members of both guilds Mallory, Mrs. Garland Mohr. at 2:30 of the eighth round By Ulllled l'rell Jnteroallonll Mansfield St. 76 Kutztown til brought gifts for needy children Mrs. Richard Newell, Mrs. Weduesday night and reta in his Eut La Salle 99 Miamt (Fla. I 82 the community. Roush, Mrs. Morgan European and British feather· PeM 106 Delaware 75 Urslnus 74 Haverford 72 .Hostesse.~, MISs Lena Fogle· Smith, Mrs. L. C. Somerville, weight titles. ' Fordham 10 Yale 70 Harvard f7 Tufts 58 song, Mrs. Fred Schroeder and Mr,. c. C. Stone. Mrs. ilc?tt Winstone weighed 124 1-4 116 Cat h. (8 r k I y n) M Ad· Bridgeport 91 Hartford Mrs. Charles Sperow served re- Strickler and Mrs. J. L. W1g. pounds while hJS ooponent went phi £Sui) 72 ProvidODCe 71 BroWll 62 freslune~ts to Mrs. MillOn MUJ. into the bout at 12.'1. Rutgers 102 Glassboro 53 Harpor 71 ~fred 75 ef, Mrs. -Hobert Johnson, Mrs. - -Kiings Pelnt 78Stony Brook M Dartmouth t9·WIIUams 9'1 Walter Windsor, Mrs. Leo Col· lthmptn 104 Kingo Coli. I& Niagara 96 VIlla MadoMa 73 andros, Mrs. Jack Durst, Mrs. 63 XNY 54 Brotklyn Coli. 49 Cheyney 99 West Chester William Welb, Mrs. Rush KroYeshiva 76 Queens Coli. 71 Millersville ll6 del, Mrs. Gail Faires, Mrs. Amn lnt'l 53 Ceil. Conn 52 100 · • Carroll Casto, Mrs. Robert Rhode Island 99 Manhattan 116 1Assumption 91 Memmact 70 Kn~ul. Mrs. F. w. Ingraham, p h. I I a. T e 1 I I I e . Soullt Mrs. George Colandros, Mrs. Jot Maryland St. II Maryland 54 ·N. Caro. St. 38 Brown, Mrs. Elza Martin, 63 BIICknelll6 J,a!ayelte IS Jobns HOpkiriB 82 Lebanon Mrs. Tom Wal~s, Mios Hattie Jpoala 73 Susquehanna 67 W~eelmg 81 Fairmont 79 i Miss Susie Christian, 94 ~lbrlght I& Gettysbur& 58 Morris Hrvy 96 Mar~etta Mrs. Robert Hite, Mrs. WiiMuhlanberg 86 Swarthmore 74 Stetson 9'1 JacksonvtUe liam Gilmour. the Rev. and ;;looinsburg 14 &. lltrdaburg 74 Tampa 83 Rollins 78 Char18 A. Pitzer. Westmnslr IPa.) tn Grve City Fayetteville 119 Barber 'llaubenvlllt II St. Yincell't 6S tla 115 . Florida 50 Flotl~a Sf. 30 NBA Standlqs Miss. 96 Arkansas A&M Ill By Ualled Prell lotonalioiBI Miss, St. 62 Tem A&.M 41 Eaten Dlvlaloa Mldwe!t PhUadelphta- · :u ·2 76 Albion n . Booton .IJ 5 Eastern MiCh. IS Adrian 54 'lew York 13 16 .464 Western Mich. 90 Ba!l St. 85 :lnclnnati. · 9 13 U. 91 Indiana 00 . . 3al~moro 5 21 De Paul Bii St. Jolm's IMinn.I PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. · Westen Dl\'lsloe Cenltal St. ibhlol ail Sisk .74 ' Pleasant Woman'• Club will · w, L. Pd. 11 Flpdlay 81 ·· Its December m~ Fr~ 1CHICK AU ADMIIIA~ QUALITY ;a'it ~ncisco . t7 1 Northern 100 Bluffton 77 · ·at 1:00. p. ft!.:ln tile Appal· FUTURES 11. LoUis . ; ,., II 12 Ohio Wesleyan 8& Oberlin 89 · 1acl1ian allllilorluin. · . Dei!OII 11 15 Bradley t~ . ~~ &. 85 ''Jbo ineellnl ~ be81n with 1M Angeles 10 11 Detreit 74 Notre D~me 73 t .dinnei' ~- II;' a program Chltlllo · . I 20 Bowling G•n 90 Michigan. "Liibtlng for ~od~· Uv· , .,_.,.._., JIUIIIII · Lewis 89 Western Olln010 7t Inc." wllb Jllllet Yost and Bait: !ttl'· Iii st. .Procoplits II? G. Clttirletili.·toile · ol . Boltltn' 1)1 Cincl~ 91 SOuthern llll1101f!6t St. Louis 0mce at N.,. yolift ljJtl Oetrolt Ill Beloit 72 f,,ke' Forest 59 . CHRISTMAS Pttnit. Jj't.'thki&O ltl MJc!t: Tecbl2i!'Northland ~ SPECIAL •.oo Anf '130 St. l..ouia )2t OT Wash. (Mit,) 13 Eastern. JU. ' ~· Gam01 Quincy 101 McKeodree 76 lloolltin~ .'' ··Ciilcaaii at De Pauw ~~ Wabash 6fi, ·; . .: · ~ovlll8 . · 14Canl00 69 .. ' . St. l,.oula VI. San Fnncllco 11 83 Peru st. 64 · ~ ' . I ONLY Our expert brake mechanics do all . this work I I Pull ! I'Oflt wheels and lrlSfX'"Ct brakP lining and drum~;. 2 Cleu n . wp111·k and adjust rronl whffi bParings. 3 Adjust brakes aDd add 11W.I. . s·asketball Scores . C011ege - Any ~--- ~> r-7, . Amenca~~ Car - . . ~ ,. ~ · l;;>:~ -'· 1. I <.;_....0 FIRST TIME EVER ••• THIS GREAT VALUEI If your car battery is two years old, it can fail at any time and leave you stranded. Don't let it happen. See Us For BATTERIES $844 $1244 8-volt 12-voll e..chan~ . ExcNnge Lighting · Is Plamied s:.;._.., ••CJMN a o--. '-'..,.... CHeW ,..,.,......, ldltor ~ 1'~ ow. Ia ! ~ V al~' Mel lu...., IIJ hblllbiBJ C~mp.anr . 111• M• u.... n. l'ornenu·. QI\JO, t&1el, ... lntn Oti!ln l'bo ... WV Ml!lf, IE4IW .1:!0.. la1 !'hOM• W'l Wtm blltN)II .. tl... IMllltlll •~n• .- tile filii ..nll!e al Pn~Y. vri· Ohl'!' i'fiUOII,Iol ICIVHUIIDI fiPfftiDU.llvl: J.a•tlullt IDmbal.l. llle.. 343 fAlliOI' tol• "••·· N- Yari Clt.r fll•w \'nrk. SUblcripUO&. rat. O.U••rN •~ . . ,.... •n Datil IMUot.l ~~~~~~ rrm.e. "' tn1 WEATHER ,.. •/\. ',,' I 111.<111 It 111 ~ • ·"' rlnW atntlll 111.11.1 ,, 11011~ .UN 881'11• ..... Mt .... ODe .... tb. A .30 OM , . . tl&llh II• awallt.b8, • • 'MnH' montiW. ~- IJI <luDk'riP. .Dtor ua..... ••u: tiDit Pf1ot lacl..... ilwaUr .......l . »' -~''\ ' ' ' •.. ~ • · --·-' . and ANDRE PREVIN ' .,ADMIRA' RECORD • LIMIT 00 ONE PER .ftAyJRS $39.95 up bp latrl• •ber. ,,.llaba. 3S eent. per . .." Famous Brand Program on Pal!UIIIN -1'7 •fi•I"'MB op~nl "l•ff'liiN, ltwN'4.... CUSTOMER '• .· &TV POMEROY HOME &AUTO CfNffR .. • ,If PLeNTY OF Fm PARKIN~ . '·'' 600 E. MAIN 51. ·~ ~~ , I' PHONE 992·2094 A GOLD STAR STORE .,..,.d._....!.., . ' l. ·~ 'l c'· • '. ; • I .. �' ,,-_-L!·-gs at Dant·22 are »esum'ed 1,1 Uon of river traffte. Rebert Meltelftl', .,.. dllel of the U.S. Carps of Engineers here, said the locks were closed Sunday eveniDg aiW 11 barges went over the clam, dama&IDJI 17 wletots. UJtiUD ., )IARIE'M'A. Ohio (UPll ~king OJlfli'8Uons I'I!SUIIled W<dnesday at Dam 22 on the Oblo River near · Ravenswood, W•. Va. marking completion of tef"porary repairs and 1'8$11111))- He estimated lllat between 115 and 98 1>0• ceDI ~ trallic on the Ohio River was delayed lor two days 8nd It will be sometime Thursday before all of the 32 boats backed up behind lite locks are cleared and traffic re- SIMON'S MARKET - 1111111 to 1101'D181. Repair crews worked ~lmd the cleck to fill the wlck~ (gatos) lbat keep the water. ' level constant. Permanent. 1eo ~ pain will be&Jn tmmedlltel7, but wlll not afl<et river tra!llc. The Edina Bosworth, with 11 bargos In tow failed to make proper aU~nt 1o pus through the locks Sunday ojXI the barges were swept ovel" lite dam by the currenL Qoewmen managed to eut the boat loose from It• tow. Ten of the bargos were recovered by another lewboat and the other, loaded with cement, sank. ,__ ; o., Dee. SenUneJ, ' I II I "'O'u~ "' GAllS I 0. j H ~ ) WHAi YoU MleHT iAK!: lt-11'RYINSr CIRCUM6TANC:eS. ~wanan,.the~lodletten to rorm tho -wor, u ourrested brthe...,...cartoon. •uorl•• 1AN (II I) . - --- - Pleasaat ·Ville1 liospllll .19 Adlalllell - Ashton: Julia Ann w .. SOCIAL .FruthNamed CAJ,V,NOAR CofCHead BRADFORD$ chr·•stma • .'.s· spac.·a·'I,';. '.·'·', GAH~ ·.'! GROUND BEEF - 3 NEW SELECTION 3 MILK GIFTS Just Unpacked! 1 Sorority Hofds Dinner Meeting At R t OLEO EVAP MILK CARROT~ F~:~n ~ ' · ~~:m~vae~d 1ioea~:~hrr:r~. c~~:~~ : ~in- PRE·SNOW OFFER! ·$ 1 as a radio "" . . . . lu.. Color 11 . IIUick n awiRII. Tllllunillt IJt tipiJJ wfltn th• JictYrl it '""fly ..""'. lhM ... adlull color l11Uit JDUr - (ltltlfl11t1Jit. RNEaVIEW Garden Phllco SOLID STATE Signal Syatem INCREASES COLOR , TV RELIABILITY ~t154lG WA Co~ltl'llfiOWf Wlnttlt &~d IOIIdt Hllilllll m •tf ~ WI!RII lulllilllt• Gen~l~l hir~woo~ !~ Plus deluxe Clllor TV luturn I • Bii Rectanlilular 25' Bonded Sefety Tube • Phllco Trensformer-powered Color PUot Ch11111 with 26,000 volts of pleture power • tl!umlnatea Switch·Lite 82-channtl l ndica lors with S!lde-rule UHF Tuntna • Ph1ICo .A.utom1tic CG!or lock Oepuulna 7Qrr1Ra Value! $18·25 Sys tem !ets you plla£ in and p!ay with only normal antenna lnttallatlon. • Transistnr1zed Aul om flltic Picture Pilot checks picture contrast 15.750 times 1 ~~eond. per mont~ '25 • ov•r•ll tub• ctt.aon•l; 295 •q. in. picture FOREMAN &ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT1 o. Mombtr of Mlcldl1p0rt Merchanll Glft.O-Rama QiRK'(ui;;)":N'allclnal]l NEW YOR!t (UPI) Broadcasting Compony s~ seulers today voted quarterback Len Dawson of the Kanw City Cblefs u American F~ ball Leque Player of the Year. The ~t-year-<Jid-veteran led . the Chiefs to lbe Weetem DlvlsiOD IItle lbll 1881011 U be )Ill on 1)19 paue1 ill :W aUempll lor a .56'1 perCIIItqe Club and 25 touebdowns, blab In f!11 will ~.. • ()llrtatmaJ patty, Tu~; Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the boma of Mn. Deilver Weber, with Mrs. Emest Wblteheill u oo-boslels, Mem. bers are to bring qu.imnaa ar. rangemenll and $1 41f1 .ucbangea. · · WEDNBSDAY , AMATEUR Gardeners . Club of Middleport will have Its' an,I nual Cbrlstmu parly Wlldnelday, Dec. 1i, at the IIODU! ol Mrs. Walter Crooks. A stft erchange will be held IIIII paJS. qe wrappings judged. HoiJeu. .. will be Mrs. Crookl, Mrs. RUSIOU MUll, Mrs. GleM Lambert and Mrs. Edill 1\eylle olda. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT ChUd CcnservatiOII Lelillt. .will hold a I'Wll.mqe sale ID lhe Fi111od14'q, rrtday and ~y. There will also be top lor l8le. " L ~., tl_;, OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ebersbach · Hardware ' ~ I ,I J '-~ ' NE,VERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN STREET ·' "A Gold St•r sio~ P:Q~Y · ' ,,, , I . i . . f• , did Second BestSIIJJe hd~ ·quite praper for afamily mail? ; .... WE,SURE THINK,SOI : I •:. ' TRAVEL . ALARM CLOCKS . 'I I $6.95 LADIES AND MENS SAXONY PENDANT WATCHES $12.95 TIMEX WATCHES I' I --·-----··---- -· 1 ••• ' I _,sage~ . '·· ,. Sln Tubtle11t ... 6 .00 /G.SO .x 13 _ - 1 ~tewan Fed.£a. Tu .... Pr~· 2 Tires '- ~r~~ 11or $30 Sj,12 PllrPrtc;t;• 7:J5/7.75 x1.i(r.oo.ll.SO x 14) 2 for $34. ! 1 lor $37 .. ii;;; $~8 1- l -lor $43 1.~5 X A (6.00 It 14) 1.55, 14(8.50 II:~~ 2 for $43 ! 2 for $48 7.7h 15 (6.70_ll !~.!..__ 2~~;$34Tit.; $39 2fo, •43 i .2.1or$ii: 8.45 Jt 15 (7.60 X15) $HCJ $4:72 - 8.85/9.00 x15 (!.'J0/8.20 x 15) ·~ · I $5.14 1 $4.42 ' $5,!9 ;..cy' :l far$54 · .. Mr&. Elizabeth Jeffers visit~.lr. iJild t~~rs. Tom Miles at Fayetleville, Va., and with '1r. Edgar Webb at Princeton, W. Va. Mrs. Helen Davis received facial injuries when her car went I of control and hit a tree in Mason on Friday. She was takt>n to the Veterans Mem oria! Hospital where eleven stiches w~re used to close the wound. 1 $5.S6 Mr. 211d Mts. Jc. L:< have 'Plus tu: and 2 old tlre!l Sb:e llsttd also replaces site shown lr. parentflnls ............ !G ...... . , ..... ~ .... . ..... . ' " ......,, .. \do ...... PIOH I "'' f.oo>o!ftiC _ T , .. ' ' ' I'IO< .......... oflo'Vo! ot!0<\1 ' " ,., .,. ,.,,..,..,....,,... , , ................ tt.!IIIO F in • 59c $1.09 VALUE 59c VALUE VITALI$ Jergens lotion 78c 39c purch<:~scd a new house r-aberge's three on a malchher favorite fashion fragrance in a travel-wise trio of Cologne Extraordinair e, Bath Po~der, and French-milled Savon Extraordmalfe charmingly gift boxed, ready to go I APHRODI SIA. I' WOODHUE ... TIGRESS,.FLAMBEAU , 1 $3.00 Tueslily at .POlzer Christmas TOYS l price ) CHANEL NO. 5 BATH POWDER ···· $5.00 EAU de COLOGNE .. , .. ·.. · · .. ,. .. .. $3.50 SPRAy . PERFUME .... ".'.I " ..... ' $5.00 $1.50 VALUE Contac Capsules PIPES - CIGARS - LIGHTERS Deluxe Smoking Tobacco BRUT- CANOE -ENGLISH LEATHER l. Manaer • we yti$h nu.~• : ~!~~0~~ S1~'.1o"al't Free Mounting J ~_, 57c the finest ... to give ond enjoy hailrr and will reside on prop- EASY TERMS Polident Tablets Hallmark Chr1stmu Wrap e-rty adjoining his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stewart in N'" Mason. ..- • • '"" .,.to.,ol• .,;d '"""'"' "'" "" .."'· Mrs. Clara Williams and """"" •"1'<~<-lll"'d""'' • ~ulo '"' '"""'' " '' " "'"'.,. oo<.l"""'i'l•""' tho,.. .. "''""" ""'o , ..,.,,.,,,, .."c Mrs. Laurene Lewis, both o[ - 1~"'o• - • '""' ~""'""'' ....... "' ....· '"' ~;,., ""'" ••• c........ . ... -~ ... ·- ·~ Clifton, visited several days in lotOd - • ..,..;POino '"" Gono,.,,., •• n•f<l . . . ""'. . ,;tO'"~ .. ... ~ "" ....... "''"' '" 1 Washington, D. C., wilh Mr. ~ Ml • 1M -.••or "ho . , _ '" Pr"•"• 2nd Mrs. Tom Williams and ~-~--~~--~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-······~ namily. Stereo or Monaural Recent visitors of Mr. and •• Great songs of Mrs. Alhurlice Young at ClifCh tiJima_~" ton, were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young and son, Montgomery, W.Va. Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luck- · ONioY eydoo, Huntington, Revna King, New Haven, Mrs. R. C. King, Henderso n and Mr, and Mrs. -&' • Nicky King. The dinner v I in honor of Nicky King, sta• Sile~l N~p:ht. Do You tltar What 1 HeaJ! • Tile Cl'frl~fl'nas SOng • I Honed in the Air Force at Ok.. T!lf tfol i~i' of lave • C.roling, Cltolinl • .{~Jelu, ~oy tf Mlln's De- .,. I lahoma. tJrlniJ• oLittleTcwn ._,Bethlehem' ncame Upon a Midn;ght Clear ; .. .'~. .Mrs. 8!rry Luckeydoo (Kar• 0 Come A~ Y!! F'lithful. Au Mlril • Fros ty the Snowman • WfJ Roush dau hter ol Mr. Mef!d I Little ChrlatmiS • Lei It Sn;:~w, Lot It Snow, Let It Snow • en I g Hltk! Thll Hef'lld Anllll Sinr· Noel NouVelet. Ma~ch of the K(-1\gs Mrs. Clyde Roush of Camp Con• Dtc:ll the Halla wilh 'Bouah& or Holly · ·White world of Wlnle~~> • ley is to underso surgery on ""'rAil Jf41o3• WIDl "NO lUI;l> t _.. MTH - .... P•OI•I ... ......,,.. •llo ''"'I ... ~··•• MINUT RUB cd reC'm: iy with , 1 lb. box 2lb. box 3 lb. box Sib. box 87c $1.50 VALUE Histae Capsules LADIES AND MENS BUXTON BILLFOLDS- HAIR DRYERS - STEAM IRONS - ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR$ , Hospital. 1.70 3.35 5.00 8.00 Here's a variety to pfease all tastes • ' , creams, frvlb, nub, aisp ond cho""'1 cente•s ' • fclr family glfls, - 77c Mr:· and· ,Mrs. Ray Fox and w. G. Darst ~isited recently Wit,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Oarst in pt, Pleasant. :1 Mr8. Rom8 ttarbdur of llpolil!i: Fel'l"f 81'\d. Mrs. Noblo.wei'e of Mr. ldtal ' • t~" _.._,' _ ' 73 MILL ST. ·' 122 N. SICQND FREIPMl~. ·IN IlEAl \···, ' KJ'a~J~ of 79c VALUE 89c VALUE ' '>,. MIDDLE'PORT Q \ ~~;;r;=7~====:.:~JI~~~:~:~~~::~·~'~\~--~~~~----------~~·____.----·--·-·------------~~--~~ rMr .. PJtt ' ~==~~~ 1 ' ' MIDDLEPORT MILL ST. 1 l'!i& ' Middleport, 0 , 1 ' _, $5.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store - SATIJIU)AY . Until Christmas I · •l!larbn Strtisand • The Kina Famly, Moman Tabornacl!! Ch.)ir • , · . Johnny Mathis • Ray ~onniff • Pa'blo cnals • Mahiliil J•ckSOn • .. 1 J•n ~·.Bin£ Crosby· Pert)' F'alth ~ -~"~Y W~lli•m s O'>NIIIYl ··,. ~hri..t1 Nln,trals • st,ve Lewr•nce & Eydie Gorm~ ... I We Will Be Open Every Night Until9:00 1 ., ·M ~tttmJS. 14-Great Artists ( I Beginning Monday, December 12 SIZE 10-3 1 1 • l 1'9-,. ' Size 6! to 12 .... · .. "· $1.99 to $4.95 I u f:tt Ne • still- Still, Still • Aw#y POMEROY HIGH Schqol will IIJlOIISOI" 1 dance ~Y ·lhe Jayt lbll Saturday _[llillt ~ the. Pomeroy lf!l!h AuditOrium followiDC · the Atlr' ens bukelhiill lame, lrom $:80 p. IlL to lll)dDiaht. ' and Leather BOYS COWBOY BOOTS RAVENSWOOD _ The Jack- •wood - wa• presenled lo the Ravenswood C1ty CounCil has 22 Ch . riS mas a Ofl es cFultJlOO·R s&l.,.'. MEN'S Felt, Corduroy 1.=----------iOiiiiiiOOj, 1 \: " Gtn.,.l IIICI, SIZES 8 to 3 - - - - - - - $1.99 Alice Louise Snyder of Columbus, formerly from Letart, W. Va., the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Horton Snyder, ] son Ct)Unty Improvement Coun· ~Ravenswood City Council. Tt:f'~· ] ~aken the ltbrar~ and aud1tor-1 cil, working with the Ravens- day night.. A co':l~~ehensJve de- mm P,roposals under , wood City Council and t h e ~1gn a£ both fac11itles has been ment. ,Jackson County Community 1done by Henry Elden & A5S0· 1 Cunningham said that t he Health Association, has launch· eiates, Charleston. The propos- : Improvement Council is also ed its fir st two ma jor projects,~ ed facilities would be used in currenlly involved in h~:~~:~ :l according to H. E. Cunningha m,\ education, recreati?n, and cul- l Ripley . civic leaders to ~ executive director. ' lura! programs m Ravens- 1:m attJ~ude su rvey relatmg to I Sludies, said Cunningham, wo?d. . . , recrea~t~nal. and cultural . are now underway for the crea- : Cunnmgham sa1d that t-he . portumtaes m that commumty. tion or an extended care unit ~t the Jackson County General H. ospital site. The Jack son Coun- ~ ty Commu nity Health Associa· t10n, on December 1, asked Dr. 1 Harold Baumgarten, Assistant ] . Professor of Administrative "ei dkine at Colu mbia Univttrsity's : · Sehoul of Public Healtll and ' Administrative Medicine, to ~ sl:art preliminary studie• reiJt · ing to short and lon g range development o[ Jackson County medital facil~ties and medical [ care programs. The Improveh1et1t Council's oU1cr maj or proposal struction or a municipal library i and an auditorium in Ravens- i 1 AIR RIFLES COLOR GEYE signals when Color TV is properly tuned ALSO GIRLS AND BOYS MISS .ALICE SNYDER LETART, W. VA. - Miss Jackson County CIC Launches 2 Projects _ 1 SLEDS ·and DICOU'IffOI , CHRIST&WI - - ------- -·--- - - ~· ... --- - -- - I r ForBoysl PH I LCO Lighted ROMANTIC LEADS - Boh Bostwick of W. Palm Beach, Fla., as Julio Valveras, sings a love song to Sue Lemley of Rutland, . who,is :lenni fer R~mso~; in . a scene outside Julio's cabin in the Broadway mus1cal, Pamt Your \\ agon, . wh1ch was presented at 8 p.m. Wednesday and will contmue Thursday. and Fnday m Community Hail at Rio Grande College. The productiOn IS directed by Merlyn Ross of Cheshire, assistant professor of Music and Fine Arts, ~t Rw_Gr:J.~e Coljpj_e._ _ l toof. : . . \ * - Mrs. Lorain Lewis. Snyder-Hunter Vows Will Be TakenDec. 17 I Phi leo takes the guesswork out of tuning Color TV! 2 29 3 00 Goldberg House Shoes 1 ~ Mis• Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs. Lee Sm!lh, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs, Jamet Clatworthy, and Mrs. Galen BroWlL RIVERSWE PTA wUI meet Monday, Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m. at the school; program Wlljer illrectioD of Mr. Yeago, leatdrlng band studen!l of Rlmv!ew Sebool. . · Ttii!:II)Ay · ANGEL TREADS Mrs. John Breen of· Ely, are two Councils in Mason ! nesota is viliiting Mi~s Stella County, Point Pleasant and IGress. New Haven. Hartford aL one lim4? hall p, r.ouncil. btJt consoli- Mrs. Russell Capehart visit.. dated with New Haven. . ed on Saturday with her daughThere are three other coun- !ter, Mrs. Diane Se][ and famicils In Dislrict No. 7, Charles- ly in Columbus. lon, Dunbar, and Saint Albans. · Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald L, This is one of the largest dis- ' Roush and daughter, Brenda of trict!l in the Stat<'. Harrv Pick· 'Fort Lee, Va., visited recently ens of the New Haven 'Councir with his parenls, Mr. and i ~ the District Deputy of No. 7.\ Mrs. Lawrence Roush e II HOUSE SHOES I There will be a good · J>rO·j - - - - - - - - - - ( 9C Makes Philco Color TV u eaay to tune CHRISTMAS GIFT BUYS I Mason personal .8••_0 0..., """ ·~ Tradtll!lan T~l~ . molld . E. SealhOI!, USN, lbi. 85c ' I CHRISTMAS TREES EGGS ' III "' nww · "'TRMI~ nfr. engagement Ovlngston Avenue, :~~~:l and approaching marrlag• 10 The brode ·'~. Mr. John Edward HU!lier, aon lligh School and graduated of Mr. and Mn. Paul Hunter the etas• ofl962. !lbe II fm,t)IOi'! of Columbus. ed at Mills Re•tauranl, Col~ MASON - -The Mason Home The marriage will take· place bus. . l DeJilonstiatlbn Club made Saturday, Dec. 17, at I.~vingi- The couple plans 10 reside .. send · rr.ore e:tnistmas ton Methodist Church, 200 Ea,t Columbus . to men in ,Viet Nam wlum club met Tuesday at home of Mr<. Edilh Fo< at ton. The group also disc,.Jssild giving a C.hristmas box tO a needy family in Ma30n County. Mrs. John Roach presented devoti.ona,Js . Mrs. Dorothy wright spoke 0n "Edac&te lor Lldies' the Futur~." The next meeting is sche~ul­ ea lor Dec. 20 at the home. of John McDanieL S e c r e 1s;,,~rs will be revealc a n d gifts exchanged. Refreshments were served by Machine Washable Mrs. Fox to Mrs. Dorothy Car~ · wright, Mrs. Jams Wise. Mrs. Dudding, Mrs. George • • • Hudson, Mrs. John Roach and son, Mrs. Clara William!!, Mrs . Matilda Noble, Mrs. John Mc-- 1:11 Daniel , Mrs. John Marshall, Wide Variety of Styles and Colors Roberta Young, M r s. IEvelyn Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth $1.99 Jeffers. Mrs. Albert Swatzel, SSII~ZE~4~T~O~I~O~=========--:..Mrs. Lawrence Roush and • o.. Dec. 8, 19611-5 1 __ LUNCH MEAT ~~:~!tL~~~2 $1 ·,~ , Club to Send MOre .PpGktJges T0Viet Nom NEW HAVEN - · The New New Haven also has a state ! Haven Council No. 175, Junior officer. R. Douglas Roush. State ' Order Untied American Mech- Warden: R~v. Roy Ellis is on i anics will celebrate their 70th i the state legislature committee .. annivorsary Thursday, Dec. 15 and T. J. Casto of the · I at 7:80 p.m. The New Haven · Pleasant Council is a Order was organized In 1896. of the Mileage and Per Diem It will be for all jun;ors and ·Committee .. Robert Dye . is the th · 1 T nd . b present eouncllor of New Haven e1r am11es, a WI11 e a C .1 covered dish affair. Members ouncJ · who have no family may bring ---a rriend, and juniors who are : - - -- - - - . . , - not members are invited. ! (Continued from Page 3) . 1MSU.0.111SWE11hn Pleasant: Mn, Rlchard~ml~,llof•,•M•rs... n..,u..m15H•oucle_she_l_t Jim Gilmore and Tom Spencer . · · ,PIIIt Open Daily 9:00 to 7:00--Frlclay Til 8 • well, Bidwell; Diona "' I will open at the guard posts. Saturday Til 9 ........ -.r•••l PL. Pleannt; Mrs. Ethel r'cy, Mitchell is tbe Devils' leadWY 2-3975 POMEROY · E. MAIN ST. ,,,....,., ITOKI IIIGI MOS41C PAUNCH · l Letprt; ~~~nces Tf~t~ Pt Ing scorer with 5I markers. 'J Mtriol• -·· "--·· 1 •••us · ~~~~ Pltuant; Cleo Holley, Pt. Jackson has 17, Gilkey 11, Bob For Sai....Scotch Pint 10 011 _.. · w-. •·-·-·· "' ...,_ Plessanl; Mrs. Billy Wlllillllll, Ford 1G and Gilmore 10 and SLICED Lee~lly Grown Sh1PIII Spencer two. In case the Devils aet into I:=:::;::;:::;;=::==:-;~~-::-;;;---;- Dllebarged - Lonnie Hall, 1nd Sprayld Dlft1lay at Gloria Leonerd, Pt trouble, Coach Burson will I· Pleuant; Brian Stewart, Killprobably call on senior guard lb. Bob Ford, or seniors P. J, Ry103 lrwWMII Av.. al, 6-31orward and John David· son, 64 center. Tom Meadows, !J', Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Rlch~DDI.EPOitT !1-1 junior may also see action FRIDAY ard CaklweU. Bidwell, 1 daucJi.j against the Jackets. CHRISTMAS MEETING of PT. PLEASANT - Jack E, ter. Salami, lb, Last year, the Galliano and the Pomeroy WCTU wiD be Fruth, Pt Pleasant, has be!~lriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiliiii!iiiii Cheese and Moot Jackets split, Middleport won Friday al 2 p. m. at lbe Trinity elected president of the Pt. . at borne, 61-01, and trim- UrJied Church of Christ Mem· Pleasant. Mason Counly Chammed the Jackets sa;' on the :berB are to bring articles lor ber of Commerce. . Blue Devil planks. J • basket for a needy famliy Elected to serve With Mr. , , .,_.. . ·. , ,... ,, Both squads are efpected to and elsa a contribution for Vet. Fruth were Tom Fisber, v1ce , , NccCCWC4Ccca~--.ccccaccescccczccca employe a man-to-man defense erans Hospital in Cbilllcothe. president; T. R Friar, Friday. However, Wolfe Is nottary, and Duane Clallwm1hy,, il ed for zoning off three men MARY SHRINE, White Shrine treasurer for a second term. while his best defensive men of Jerusalem wiD meet at the James Lewis is the outgoing •lick to the opponents top aoor· IOOF hall, Friday at 8 p.m. presidenl of the board of dlers, man • to - man. Marietta and Lafayette Shrines rectors of the chamber. The Yellow Jackets will be w!U be present for an official The new board and officel'i a shade taller than the boat 1 visitation of Margaret McWher· wUI organize on January 3rd Elue Devils, The Wolfemen tor, supreme worthy high pries· to appoint comm!ttees .and es. McCOY'S - - - - - sal. looked impressive on the boarda tess. · tablish progranu for the year. - under both hoops - in their SATURDAY first two, games.. . EVANGELINE Chapter, Ord· • Buffet Style Multi· Friday s meetmg will be the er of the Eastern Star, Mid· Cooklr Frypan '17th between the two schoola. dlepor~ will have installation Automatic Electric Gallipolis has won 42, Middle- of office" saturday, Dec. 10 at port 31. 7:80 p. ID- at the Masonic f Can Opener .Friday's preliminary game Temple ill' Middleport Area eS OUrOn Wilson's • Deluxe Mlxmaster will. begm at 7 p. m. The var- ebapters have befn invited and MASON - S•grna Chapter AlCornttion sity encounter wiD set Wider- refrtshmetlts will follow. pha Dolta Kappa Sorority beld or Pot_ H•ndMixer way arounl 8:30 p, m. MONDAY Its reg~~lar dinner meeting reeAutomaticTo11ten . JANE HOWELL Tent Daughe cently at Gene Ball's Restaur• Electric Slicing GLASGOW, Scotland (QPll - ters of Union Veterana will ant, Pt. Pleasant The ncwl7 The 'Glasgow Celtics, llj!ollllb meet at the home of 'Caddie decorated blue room was enYellaw pka•• Knife ·. ... . ' Leag 0. champions, &Wiled \llckham, Monday at 6:30 p.m. hanced by floral arrangements • Ltdy Sunbt~m Nant :.of France 3-1 ~... for the annual Chriatmas din- by Mrs. Rosanna Bias and fruit day ~t to enter the quarter ner and party. Tbere wlll be 8 filled cornucopia by Mrs. BerEltctric llnal t:oond of the European $1 g~t exchange. tha FUson. ravon In the HalrDryen CbaJDplODI' ·Cup toceer a ET 40 MEIGS c~unty Salon Christ motif were donated by nament. 1710 will meet at the Martin Mi.. Birdie Fauber of the Town Celtic won on an aggregate , Restaurant Monday at &::ro p. and country Beauty Shop. score of &-2, havJni stopped i m. for 8 CbriJtmas dirmer. S.. Mrs. Josephine Lyons won 1~1n~Fr~an~ce~la:_st~week.= · cret Pals wiD be revealed witb the door prize of an antique IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!I~N~a~ntea~_!:radv lor pms llun dee I. 1 gift and new members are to Dower arrangement in a mlik New ltlectlon 1 · ( bring a f1 gift for exchange. glass vase. DAUGHTERS OF Ruth clus Miss Judy Burdette, an art of United Methodist Churtb teacher !rom Pt Pleasant High will meet llonday at 2 p. m, at SChool, was a guest at the the home of Miss Lydia Ebers- meeUng and gave an Interest. bach for a meeting and party ing talk and yemonstratlnn on with fl gift 111<ebange. Christlli&S decorations. She BUllTHE DISABLED American gested 1 book entitled, "Christ. Veterans and Auslllary w111 mas Magic" by Margaret meet Monday at 7:30 p. m, A ry, Doubleday and Company, Christmas party will follow the Garden City, N. Y., as a meeting and Jllflies will have 10urce book. a f1 gut exebange. Plans for the Chrislmas parW.S.C.S. OF HEATH Meth~ ly were made lor Dec. 13. Prtf. dis! Church will meet Mooday, ent were Zelda Knapp, Bernlee Pull Une ·~~~ Dec. U, at the church at 7:SO Anderson, Audrey MeadOWI, lilactrlc Indoor j p, m. The program will be 1n Rosallna Bias, Anna Eloyn charge of Mrs. Blllce L 10 y d Conley, Josephine Lyons, Milwith Mr1. Max Donahue devo- dred Gibbs, Clarice Fogleoong Outdoor Uehtl• Uonal leader. Hostesses will be and Faye Sm!th. PORK STEAK. Pnm~rny-Middlepnrt, JAUOM Cohncill75 Will' Observe 70th Anniversary. ~lllelf= J. 'lhio_, Dan1 Sentinel, .. 1181 Two, P~, 1 :~ ito ' li I! -' . · > • �' ,,-_-L!·-gs at Dant·22 are »esum'ed 1,1 Uon of river traffte. Rebert Meltelftl', .,.. dllel of the U.S. Carps of Engineers here, said the locks were closed Sunday eveniDg aiW 11 barges went over the clam, dama&IDJI 17 wletots. UJtiUD ., )IARIE'M'A. Ohio (UPll ~king OJlfli'8Uons I'I!SUIIled W<dnesday at Dam 22 on the Oblo River near · Ravenswood, W•. Va. marking completion of tef"porary repairs and 1'8$11111))- He estimated lllat between 115 and 98 1>0• ceDI ~ trallic on the Ohio River was delayed lor two days 8nd It will be sometime Thursday before all of the 32 boats backed up behind lite locks are cleared and traffic re- SIMON'S MARKET - 1111111 to 1101'D181. Repair crews worked ~lmd the cleck to fill the wlck~ (gatos) lbat keep the water. ' level constant. Permanent. 1eo ~ pain will be&Jn tmmedlltel7, but wlll not afl<et river tra!llc. The Edina Bosworth, with 11 bargos In tow failed to make proper aU~nt 1o pus through the locks Sunday ojXI the barges were swept ovel" lite dam by the currenL Qoewmen managed to eut the boat loose from It• tow. Ten of the bargos were recovered by another lewboat and the other, loaded with cement, sank. ,__ ; o., Dee. SenUneJ, ' I II I "'O'u~ "' GAllS I 0. j H ~ ) WHAi YoU MleHT iAK!: lt-11'RYINSr CIRCUM6TANC:eS. ~wanan,.the~lodletten to rorm tho -wor, u ourrested brthe...,...cartoon. •uorl•• 1AN (II I) . - --- - Pleasaat ·Ville1 liospllll .19 Adlalllell - Ashton: Julia Ann w .. SOCIAL .FruthNamed CAJ,V,NOAR CofCHead BRADFORD$ chr·•stma • .'.s· spac.·a·'I,';. '.·'·', GAH~ ·.'! GROUND BEEF - 3 NEW SELECTION 3 MILK GIFTS Just Unpacked! 1 Sorority Hofds Dinner Meeting At R t OLEO EVAP MILK CARROT~ F~:~n ~ ' · ~~:m~vae~d 1ioea~:~hrr:r~. c~~:~~ : ~in- PRE·SNOW OFFER! ·$ 1 as a radio "" . . . . lu.. Color 11 . IIUick n awiRII. Tllllunillt IJt tipiJJ wfltn th• JictYrl it '""fly ..""'. lhM ... adlull color l11Uit JDUr - (ltltlfl11t1Jit. RNEaVIEW Garden Phllco SOLID STATE Signal Syatem INCREASES COLOR , TV RELIABILITY ~t154lG WA Co~ltl'llfiOWf Wlnttlt &~d IOIIdt Hllilllll m •tf ~ WI!RII lulllilllt• Gen~l~l hir~woo~ !~ Plus deluxe Clllor TV luturn I • Bii Rectanlilular 25' Bonded Sefety Tube • Phllco Trensformer-powered Color PUot Ch11111 with 26,000 volts of pleture power • tl!umlnatea Switch·Lite 82-channtl l ndica lors with S!lde-rule UHF Tuntna • Ph1ICo .A.utom1tic CG!or lock Oepuulna 7Qrr1Ra Value! $18·25 Sys tem !ets you plla£ in and p!ay with only normal antenna lnttallatlon. • Transistnr1zed Aul om flltic Picture Pilot checks picture contrast 15.750 times 1 ~~eond. per mont~ '25 • ov•r•ll tub• ctt.aon•l; 295 •q. in. picture FOREMAN &ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT1 o. Mombtr of Mlcldl1p0rt Merchanll Glft.O-Rama QiRK'(ui;;)":N'allclnal]l NEW YOR!t (UPI) Broadcasting Compony s~ seulers today voted quarterback Len Dawson of the Kanw City Cblefs u American F~ ball Leque Player of the Year. The ~t-year-<Jid-veteran led . the Chiefs to lbe Weetem DlvlsiOD IItle lbll 1881011 U be )Ill on 1)19 paue1 ill :W aUempll lor a .56'1 perCIIItqe Club and 25 touebdowns, blab In f!11 will ~.. • ()llrtatmaJ patty, Tu~; Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the boma of Mn. Deilver Weber, with Mrs. Emest Wblteheill u oo-boslels, Mem. bers are to bring qu.imnaa ar. rangemenll and $1 41f1 .ucbangea. · · WEDNBSDAY , AMATEUR Gardeners . Club of Middleport will have Its' an,I nual Cbrlstmu parly Wlldnelday, Dec. 1i, at the IIODU! ol Mrs. Walter Crooks. A stft erchange will be held IIIII paJS. qe wrappings judged. HoiJeu. .. will be Mrs. Crookl, Mrs. RUSIOU MUll, Mrs. GleM Lambert and Mrs. Edill 1\eylle olda. FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT ChUd CcnservatiOII Lelillt. .will hold a I'Wll.mqe sale ID lhe Fi111od14'q, rrtday and ~y. There will also be top lor l8le. " L ~., tl_;, OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ebersbach · Hardware ' ~ I ,I J '-~ ' NE,VERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN STREET ·' "A Gold St•r sio~ P:Q~Y · ' ,,, , I . i . . f• , did Second BestSIIJJe hd~ ·quite praper for afamily mail? ; .... WE,SURE THINK,SOI : I •:. ' TRAVEL . ALARM CLOCKS . 'I I $6.95 LADIES AND MENS SAXONY PENDANT WATCHES $12.95 TIMEX WATCHES I' I --·-----··---- -· 1 ••• ' I _,sage~ . '·· ,. Sln Tubtle11t ... 6 .00 /G.SO .x 13 _ - 1 ~tewan Fed.£a. Tu .... Pr~· 2 Tires '- ~r~~ 11or $30 Sj,12 PllrPrtc;t;• 7:J5/7.75 x1.i(r.oo.ll.SO x 14) 2 for $34. ! 1 lor $37 .. ii;;; $~8 1- l -lor $43 1.~5 X A (6.00 It 14) 1.55, 14(8.50 II:~~ 2 for $43 ! 2 for $48 7.7h 15 (6.70_ll !~.!..__ 2~~;$34Tit.; $39 2fo, •43 i .2.1or$ii: 8.45 Jt 15 (7.60 X15) $HCJ $4:72 - 8.85/9.00 x15 (!.'J0/8.20 x 15) ·~ · I $5.14 1 $4.42 ' $5,!9 ;..cy' :l far$54 · .. Mr&. Elizabeth Jeffers visit~.lr. iJild t~~rs. Tom Miles at Fayetleville, Va., and with '1r. Edgar Webb at Princeton, W. Va. Mrs. Helen Davis received facial injuries when her car went I of control and hit a tree in Mason on Friday. She was takt>n to the Veterans Mem oria! Hospital where eleven stiches w~re used to close the wound. 1 $5.S6 Mr. 211d Mts. Jc. L:< have 'Plus tu: and 2 old tlre!l Sb:e llsttd also replaces site shown lr. parentflnls ............ !G ...... . , ..... ~ .... . ..... . ' " ......,, .. \do ...... PIOH I "'' f.oo>o!ftiC _ T , .. ' ' ' I'IO< .......... oflo'Vo! ot!0<\1 ' " ,., .,. ,.,,..,..,....,,... , , ................ tt.!IIIO F in • 59c $1.09 VALUE 59c VALUE VITALI$ Jergens lotion 78c 39c purch<:~scd a new house r-aberge's three on a malchher favorite fashion fragrance in a travel-wise trio of Cologne Extraordinair e, Bath Po~der, and French-milled Savon Extraordmalfe charmingly gift boxed, ready to go I APHRODI SIA. I' WOODHUE ... TIGRESS,.FLAMBEAU , 1 $3.00 Tueslily at .POlzer Christmas TOYS l price ) CHANEL NO. 5 BATH POWDER ···· $5.00 EAU de COLOGNE .. , .. ·.. · · .. ,. .. .. $3.50 SPRAy . PERFUME .... ".'.I " ..... ' $5.00 $1.50 VALUE Contac Capsules PIPES - CIGARS - LIGHTERS Deluxe Smoking Tobacco BRUT- CANOE -ENGLISH LEATHER l. Manaer • we yti$h nu.~• : ~!~~0~~ S1~'.1o"al't Free Mounting J ~_, 57c the finest ... to give ond enjoy hailrr and will reside on prop- EASY TERMS Polident Tablets Hallmark Chr1stmu Wrap e-rty adjoining his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stewart in N'" Mason. ..- • • '"" .,.to.,ol• .,;d '"""'"' "'" "" .."'· Mrs. Clara Williams and """"" •"1'<~<-lll"'d""'' • ~ulo '"' '"""'' " '' " "'"'.,. oo<.l"""'i'l•""' tho,.. .. "''""" ""'o , ..,.,,.,,,, .."c Mrs. Laurene Lewis, both o[ - 1~"'o• - • '""' ~""'""'' ....... "' ....· '"' ~;,., ""'" ••• c........ . ... -~ ... ·- ·~ Clifton, visited several days in lotOd - • ..,..;POino '"" Gono,.,,., •• n•f<l . . . ""'. . ,;tO'"~ .. ... ~ "" ....... "''"' '" 1 Washington, D. C., wilh Mr. ~ Ml • 1M -.••or "ho . , _ '" Pr"•"• 2nd Mrs. Tom Williams and ~-~--~~--~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-······~ namily. Stereo or Monaural Recent visitors of Mr. and •• Great songs of Mrs. Alhurlice Young at ClifCh tiJima_~" ton, were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Young and son, Montgomery, W.Va. Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luck- · ONioY eydoo, Huntington, Revna King, New Haven, Mrs. R. C. King, Henderso n and Mr, and Mrs. -&' • Nicky King. The dinner v I in honor of Nicky King, sta• Sile~l N~p:ht. Do You tltar What 1 HeaJ! • Tile Cl'frl~fl'nas SOng • I Honed in the Air Force at Ok.. T!lf tfol i~i' of lave • C.roling, Cltolinl • .{~Jelu, ~oy tf Mlln's De- .,. I lahoma. tJrlniJ• oLittleTcwn ._,Bethlehem' ncame Upon a Midn;ght Clear ; .. .'~. .Mrs. 8!rry Luckeydoo (Kar• 0 Come A~ Y!! F'lithful. Au Mlril • Fros ty the Snowman • WfJ Roush dau hter ol Mr. Mef!d I Little ChrlatmiS • Lei It Sn;:~w, Lot It Snow, Let It Snow • en I g Hltk! Thll Hef'lld Anllll Sinr· Noel NouVelet. Ma~ch of the K(-1\gs Mrs. Clyde Roush of Camp Con• Dtc:ll the Halla wilh 'Bouah& or Holly · ·White world of Wlnle~~> • ley is to underso surgery on ""'rAil Jf41o3• WIDl "NO lUI;l> t _.. MTH - .... P•OI•I ... ......,,.. •llo ''"'I ... ~··•• MINUT RUB cd reC'm: iy with , 1 lb. box 2lb. box 3 lb. box Sib. box 87c $1.50 VALUE Histae Capsules LADIES AND MENS BUXTON BILLFOLDS- HAIR DRYERS - STEAM IRONS - ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR$ , Hospital. 1.70 3.35 5.00 8.00 Here's a variety to pfease all tastes • ' , creams, frvlb, nub, aisp ond cho""'1 cente•s ' • fclr family glfls, - 77c Mr:· and· ,Mrs. Ray Fox and w. G. Darst ~isited recently Wit,Jt Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Oarst in pt, Pleasant. :1 Mr8. Rom8 ttarbdur of llpolil!i: Fel'l"f 81'\d. Mrs. Noblo.wei'e of Mr. ldtal ' • t~" _.._,' _ ' 73 MILL ST. ·' 122 N. SICQND FREIPMl~. ·IN IlEAl \···, ' KJ'a~J~ of 79c VALUE 89c VALUE ' '>,. MIDDLE'PORT Q \ ~~;;r;=7~====:.:~JI~~~:~:~~~::~·~'~\~--~~~~----------~~·____.----·--·-·------------~~--~~ rMr .. PJtt ' ~==~~~ 1 ' ' MIDDLEPORT MILL ST. 1 l'!i& ' Middleport, 0 , 1 ' _, $5.99 pr. Roush's Shoe Store - SATIJIU)AY . Until Christmas I · •l!larbn Strtisand • The Kina Famly, Moman Tabornacl!! Ch.)ir • , · . Johnny Mathis • Ray ~onniff • Pa'blo cnals • Mahiliil J•ckSOn • .. 1 J•n ~·.Bin£ Crosby· Pert)' F'alth ~ -~"~Y W~lli•m s O'>NIIIYl ··,. ~hri..t1 Nln,trals • st,ve Lewr•nce & Eydie Gorm~ ... I We Will Be Open Every Night Until9:00 1 ., ·M ~tttmJS. 14-Great Artists ( I Beginning Monday, December 12 SIZE 10-3 1 1 • l 1'9-,. ' Size 6! to 12 .... · .. "· $1.99 to $4.95 I u f:tt Ne • still- Still, Still • Aw#y POMEROY HIGH Schqol will IIJlOIISOI" 1 dance ~Y ·lhe Jayt lbll Saturday _[llillt ~ the. Pomeroy lf!l!h AuditOrium followiDC · the Atlr' ens bukelhiill lame, lrom $:80 p. IlL to lll)dDiaht. ' and Leather BOYS COWBOY BOOTS RAVENSWOOD _ The Jack- •wood - wa• presenled lo the Ravenswood C1ty CounCil has 22 Ch . riS mas a Ofl es cFultJlOO·R s&l.,.'. MEN'S Felt, Corduroy 1.=----------iOiiiiiiOOj, 1 \: " Gtn.,.l IIICI, SIZES 8 to 3 - - - - - - - $1.99 Alice Louise Snyder of Columbus, formerly from Letart, W. Va., the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Horton Snyder, ] son Ct)Unty Improvement Coun· ~Ravenswood City Council. Tt:f'~· ] ~aken the ltbrar~ and aud1tor-1 cil, working with the Ravens- day night.. A co':l~~ehensJve de- mm P,roposals under , wood City Council and t h e ~1gn a£ both fac11itles has been ment. ,Jackson County Community 1done by Henry Elden & A5S0· 1 Cunningham said that t he Health Association, has launch· eiates, Charleston. The propos- : Improvement Council is also ed its fir st two ma jor projects,~ ed facilities would be used in currenlly involved in h~:~~:~ :l according to H. E. Cunningha m,\ education, recreati?n, and cul- l Ripley . civic leaders to ~ executive director. ' lura! programs m Ravens- 1:m attJ~ude su rvey relatmg to I Sludies, said Cunningham, wo?d. . . , recrea~t~nal. and cultural . are now underway for the crea- : Cunnmgham sa1d that t-he . portumtaes m that commumty. tion or an extended care unit ~t the Jackson County General H. ospital site. The Jack son Coun- ~ ty Commu nity Health Associa· t10n, on December 1, asked Dr. 1 Harold Baumgarten, Assistant ] . Professor of Administrative "ei dkine at Colu mbia Univttrsity's : · Sehoul of Public Healtll and ' Administrative Medicine, to ~ sl:art preliminary studie• reiJt · ing to short and lon g range development o[ Jackson County medital facil~ties and medical [ care programs. The Improveh1et1t Council's oU1cr maj or proposal struction or a municipal library i and an auditorium in Ravens- i 1 AIR RIFLES COLOR GEYE signals when Color TV is properly tuned ALSO GIRLS AND BOYS MISS .ALICE SNYDER LETART, W. VA. - Miss Jackson County CIC Launches 2 Projects _ 1 SLEDS ·and DICOU'IffOI , CHRIST&WI - - ------- -·--- - - ~· ... --- - -- - I r ForBoysl PH I LCO Lighted ROMANTIC LEADS - Boh Bostwick of W. Palm Beach, Fla., as Julio Valveras, sings a love song to Sue Lemley of Rutland, . who,is :lenni fer R~mso~; in . a scene outside Julio's cabin in the Broadway mus1cal, Pamt Your \\ agon, . wh1ch was presented at 8 p.m. Wednesday and will contmue Thursday. and Fnday m Community Hail at Rio Grande College. The productiOn IS directed by Merlyn Ross of Cheshire, assistant professor of Music and Fine Arts, ~t Rw_Gr:J.~e Coljpj_e._ _ l toof. : . . \ * - Mrs. Lorain Lewis. Snyder-Hunter Vows Will Be TakenDec. 17 I Phi leo takes the guesswork out of tuning Color TV! 2 29 3 00 Goldberg House Shoes 1 ~ Mis• Nellie Zerkle, Mrs. John Zerkle, Mrs. Lee Sm!lh, Mrs. Charles Young, Mrs, Jamet Clatworthy, and Mrs. Galen BroWlL RIVERSWE PTA wUI meet Monday, Dec. 12, 7:30 p.m. at the school; program Wlljer illrectioD of Mr. Yeago, leatdrlng band studen!l of Rlmv!ew Sebool. . · Ttii!:II)Ay · ANGEL TREADS Mrs. John Breen of· Ely, are two Councils in Mason ! nesota is viliiting Mi~s Stella County, Point Pleasant and IGress. New Haven. Hartford aL one lim4? hall p, r.ouncil. btJt consoli- Mrs. Russell Capehart visit.. dated with New Haven. . ed on Saturday with her daughThere are three other coun- !ter, Mrs. Diane Se][ and famicils In Dislrict No. 7, Charles- ly in Columbus. lon, Dunbar, and Saint Albans. · Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald L, This is one of the largest dis- ' Roush and daughter, Brenda of trict!l in the Stat<'. Harrv Pick· 'Fort Lee, Va., visited recently ens of the New Haven 'Councir with his parenls, Mr. and i ~ the District Deputy of No. 7.\ Mrs. Lawrence Roush e II HOUSE SHOES I There will be a good · J>rO·j - - - - - - - - - - ( 9C Makes Philco Color TV u eaay to tune CHRISTMAS GIFT BUYS I Mason personal .8••_0 0..., """ ·~ Tradtll!lan T~l~ . molld . E. SealhOI!, USN, lbi. 85c ' I CHRISTMAS TREES EGGS ' III "' nww · "'TRMI~ nfr. engagement Ovlngston Avenue, :~~~:l and approaching marrlag• 10 The brode ·'~. Mr. John Edward HU!lier, aon lligh School and graduated of Mr. and Mn. Paul Hunter the etas• ofl962. !lbe II fm,t)IOi'! of Columbus. ed at Mills Re•tauranl, Col~ MASON - -The Mason Home The marriage will take· place bus. . l DeJilonstiatlbn Club made Saturday, Dec. 17, at I.~vingi- The couple plans 10 reside .. send · rr.ore e:tnistmas ton Methodist Church, 200 Ea,t Columbus . to men in ,Viet Nam wlum club met Tuesday at home of Mr<. Edilh Fo< at ton. The group also disc,.Jssild giving a C.hristmas box tO a needy family in Ma30n County. Mrs. John Roach presented devoti.ona,Js . Mrs. Dorothy wright spoke 0n "Edac&te lor Lldies' the Futur~." The next meeting is sche~ul­ ea lor Dec. 20 at the home. of John McDanieL S e c r e 1s;,,~rs will be revealc a n d gifts exchanged. Refreshments were served by Machine Washable Mrs. Fox to Mrs. Dorothy Car~ · wright, Mrs. Jams Wise. Mrs. Dudding, Mrs. George • • • Hudson, Mrs. John Roach and son, Mrs. Clara William!!, Mrs . Matilda Noble, Mrs. John Mc-- 1:11 Daniel , Mrs. John Marshall, Wide Variety of Styles and Colors Roberta Young, M r s. IEvelyn Stewart, Mrs. Elizabeth $1.99 Jeffers. Mrs. Albert Swatzel, SSII~ZE~4~T~O~I~O~=========--:..Mrs. Lawrence Roush and • o.. Dec. 8, 19611-5 1 __ LUNCH MEAT ~~:~!tL~~~2 $1 ·,~ , Club to Send MOre .PpGktJges T0Viet Nom NEW HAVEN - · The New New Haven also has a state ! Haven Council No. 175, Junior officer. R. Douglas Roush. State ' Order Untied American Mech- Warden: R~v. Roy Ellis is on i anics will celebrate their 70th i the state legislature committee .. annivorsary Thursday, Dec. 15 and T. J. Casto of the · I at 7:80 p.m. The New Haven · Pleasant Council is a Order was organized In 1896. of the Mileage and Per Diem It will be for all jun;ors and ·Committee .. Robert Dye . is the th · 1 T nd . b present eouncllor of New Haven e1r am11es, a WI11 e a C .1 covered dish affair. Members ouncJ · who have no family may bring ---a rriend, and juniors who are : - - -- - - - . . , - not members are invited. ! (Continued from Page 3) . 1MSU.0.111SWE11hn Pleasant: Mn, Rlchard~ml~,llof•,•M•rs... n..,u..m15H•oucle_she_l_t Jim Gilmore and Tom Spencer . · · ,PIIIt Open Daily 9:00 to 7:00--Frlclay Til 8 • well, Bidwell; Diona "' I will open at the guard posts. Saturday Til 9 ........ -.r•••l PL. Pleannt; Mrs. Ethel r'cy, Mitchell is tbe Devils' leadWY 2-3975 POMEROY · E. MAIN ST. ,,,....,., ITOKI IIIGI MOS41C PAUNCH · l Letprt; ~~~nces Tf~t~ Pt Ing scorer with 5I markers. 'J Mtriol• -·· "--·· 1 •••us · ~~~~ Pltuant; Cleo Holley, Pt. Jackson has 17, Gilkey 11, Bob For Sai....Scotch Pint 10 011 _.. · w-. •·-·-·· "' ...,_ Plessanl; Mrs. Billy Wlllillllll, Ford 1G and Gilmore 10 and SLICED Lee~lly Grown Sh1PIII Spencer two. In case the Devils aet into I:=:::;::;:::;;=::==:-;~~-::-;;;---;- Dllebarged - Lonnie Hall, 1nd Sprayld Dlft1lay at Gloria Leonerd, Pt trouble, Coach Burson will I· Pleuant; Brian Stewart, Killprobably call on senior guard lb. Bob Ford, or seniors P. J, Ry103 lrwWMII Av.. al, 6-31orward and John David· son, 64 center. Tom Meadows, !J', Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Rlch~DDI.EPOitT !1-1 junior may also see action FRIDAY ard CaklweU. Bidwell, 1 daucJi.j against the Jackets. CHRISTMAS MEETING of PT. PLEASANT - Jack E, ter. Salami, lb, Last year, the Galliano and the Pomeroy WCTU wiD be Fruth, Pt Pleasant, has be!~lriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiliiii!iiiii Cheese and Moot Jackets split, Middleport won Friday al 2 p. m. at lbe Trinity elected president of the Pt. . at borne, 61-01, and trim- UrJied Church of Christ Mem· Pleasant. Mason Counly Chammed the Jackets sa;' on the :berB are to bring articles lor ber of Commerce. . Blue Devil planks. J • basket for a needy famliy Elected to serve With Mr. , , .,_.. . ·. , ,... ,, Both squads are efpected to and elsa a contribution for Vet. Fruth were Tom Fisber, v1ce , , NccCCWC4Ccca~--.ccccaccescccczccca employe a man-to-man defense erans Hospital in Cbilllcothe. president; T. R Friar, Friday. However, Wolfe Is nottary, and Duane Clallwm1hy,, il ed for zoning off three men MARY SHRINE, White Shrine treasurer for a second term. while his best defensive men of Jerusalem wiD meet at the James Lewis is the outgoing •lick to the opponents top aoor· IOOF hall, Friday at 8 p.m. presidenl of the board of dlers, man • to - man. Marietta and Lafayette Shrines rectors of the chamber. The Yellow Jackets will be w!U be present for an official The new board and officel'i a shade taller than the boat 1 visitation of Margaret McWher· wUI organize on January 3rd Elue Devils, The Wolfemen tor, supreme worthy high pries· to appoint comm!ttees .and es. McCOY'S - - - - - sal. looked impressive on the boarda tess. · tablish progranu for the year. - under both hoops - in their SATURDAY first two, games.. . EVANGELINE Chapter, Ord· • Buffet Style Multi· Friday s meetmg will be the er of the Eastern Star, Mid· Cooklr Frypan '17th between the two schoola. dlepor~ will have installation Automatic Electric Gallipolis has won 42, Middle- of office" saturday, Dec. 10 at port 31. 7:80 p. ID- at the Masonic f Can Opener .Friday's preliminary game Temple ill' Middleport Area eS OUrOn Wilson's • Deluxe Mlxmaster will. begm at 7 p. m. The var- ebapters have befn invited and MASON - S•grna Chapter AlCornttion sity encounter wiD set Wider- refrtshmetlts will follow. pha Dolta Kappa Sorority beld or Pot_ H•ndMixer way arounl 8:30 p, m. MONDAY Its reg~~lar dinner meeting reeAutomaticTo11ten . JANE HOWELL Tent Daughe cently at Gene Ball's Restaur• Electric Slicing GLASGOW, Scotland (QPll - ters of Union Veterana will ant, Pt. Pleasant The ncwl7 The 'Glasgow Celtics, llj!ollllb meet at the home of 'Caddie decorated blue room was enYellaw pka•• Knife ·. ... . ' Leag 0. champions, &Wiled \llckham, Monday at 6:30 p.m. hanced by floral arrangements • Ltdy Sunbt~m Nant :.of France 3-1 ~... for the annual Chriatmas din- by Mrs. Rosanna Bias and fruit day ~t to enter the quarter ner and party. Tbere wlll be 8 filled cornucopia by Mrs. BerEltctric llnal t:oond of the European $1 g~t exchange. tha FUson. ravon In the HalrDryen CbaJDplODI' ·Cup toceer a ET 40 MEIGS c~unty Salon Christ motif were donated by nament. 1710 will meet at the Martin Mi.. Birdie Fauber of the Town Celtic won on an aggregate , Restaurant Monday at &::ro p. and country Beauty Shop. score of &-2, havJni stopped i m. for 8 CbriJtmas dirmer. S.. Mrs. Josephine Lyons won 1~1n~Fr~an~ce~la:_st~week.= · cret Pals wiD be revealed witb the door prize of an antique IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!I~N~a~ntea~_!:radv lor pms llun dee I. 1 gift and new members are to Dower arrangement in a mlik New ltlectlon 1 · ( bring a f1 gift for exchange. glass vase. DAUGHTERS OF Ruth clus Miss Judy Burdette, an art of United Methodist Churtb teacher !rom Pt Pleasant High will meet llonday at 2 p. m, at SChool, was a guest at the the home of Miss Lydia Ebers- meeUng and gave an Interest. bach for a meeting and party ing talk and yemonstratlnn on with fl gift 111<ebange. Christlli&S decorations. She BUllTHE DISABLED American gested 1 book entitled, "Christ. Veterans and Auslllary w111 mas Magic" by Margaret meet Monday at 7:30 p. m, A ry, Doubleday and Company, Christmas party will follow the Garden City, N. Y., as a meeting and Jllflies will have 10urce book. a f1 gut exebange. Plans for the Chrislmas parW.S.C.S. OF HEATH Meth~ ly were made lor Dec. 13. Prtf. dis! Church will meet Mooday, ent were Zelda Knapp, Bernlee Pull Une ·~~~ Dec. U, at the church at 7:SO Anderson, Audrey MeadOWI, lilactrlc Indoor j p, m. The program will be 1n Rosallna Bias, Anna Eloyn charge of Mrs. Blllce L 10 y d Conley, Josephine Lyons, Milwith Mr1. Max Donahue devo- dred Gibbs, Clarice Fogleoong Outdoor Uehtl• Uonal leader. Hostesses will be and Faye Sm!th. PORK STEAK. Pnm~rny-Middlepnrt, JAUOM Cohncill75 Will' Observe 70th Anniversary. ~lllelf= J. 'lhio_, Dan1 Sentinel, .. 1181 Two, P~, 1 :~ ito ' li I! -' . · > • �,' -..,...IREIIB.P ... ~' . :.' ~... ,. -~: ., ~ .,._--.,.,.... t~~~ ...' \ .... .. ~ -'·-~ ~-~~~ ";;'"f, ...... ~-- ........ ~· ~~1"·.!t;~C~~.,....~·~;il!oi~o,;;;;;;'f;;it;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;x; Iii! .' ....... 1 ' •• .; ... • ' • :. ..• • -. ,., Hospital Newa ~y~­ wly~pd§ \l t ' :Mens,.Voutlfs ~. : ~ :'!Jl.' ::oM£ MIXED HiR5uaij; ' :. ' n.:: Extr~1llty .and Little Boys 100 lb. $40:$ . · ,_ ~~IC'AUTZ FEEb STORE .,/ 111£ SHOt 'lOX ·. - jt;j!~·•;.\ ----· "THI ONI STOI' STORi" . Everylhllif From Food to FHd . · Middleport, 0. ' Phoiiil 9854347 ·. ,, ~~IIIH CHISTII 1139 co:~ LISTERINE . VICKS VAP·O-RUB ,_, 1159 .'&"':=. sEYMOUR 3 PIKE C$. 98 j' __ Ill CAll Ul1l 11.111.-. 15 INDOOR LIGHTS REG. $3.19 • IWS WOOD IASIIIf CAll Of. REGULAR 98c •• '• Chestnut Ridge ·Society New!~ .; i -·. ..' t(J - .. , ).., • FIREPLACE Puritan BRASS FIREJJGH1ER Rtg. 39c SET :::. S685 3-oz. *I'OIIE!I * IIIO'in *1110011 hch Burntlnd" LIMIT ONI! pendently•.U·L Approvld 1·DAY SERVICE Sltlgor s.lal & S.nict 992-2184 JIIOMIRDY McCtH'o Ptlltrnl 115 W. SECOND OHIO .#::'!".. SHIRT FINISHING The Fabric Shop IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 Robinson's Cleaners Goessler's * IAliiiM "Pr ftr ltlt 11tdoof ... ll te-.1& ' •oek·lll-- 1 H1uty. 17 j1WII5. SI'ICIC~·Itllltlllt. - !:!!;eTwlllll. Prlnco Gtrdnor far him ... Prine.., Gtrdnor far hor .... . ~ ' ' ~nopoly, LADIES' Baoby Trep, ng. $4.00 •.• $1.111 Reg.$5.00 Clue, ng. $4.00 . . • • . . $3.111 _Concentration, ng. $4.00 . $3.GI Blp Soltctlon The Sh1ver Plus SAVE $8.00 BU~OVA & E~GIN WATCHES FOR HIM & Hilt 24.95 up PIIIJ...DOII UI1'EII U, S. Army All liiCUI IASI, liG. •2.00 99 , ( eManicurH Giant • Trimo Heir MISSILE BASE .4tto''llfll.@' Rig. • &" x18" FLDORESCEIT CABINET UGHT . . 11811 .~ \ Tip It by lcltel, $5.00 • •• . $3M Pith Bait, ng. $1.00 • •••. $6.16 Smock-A-Roo, ng. suo . $6.67 Ladies Norelco lnstamatic 104 I . ,King of the Hill, $4.00 . . $3.ot Sorry, ng f4.00 ......•• $1.011 Now~3:~! Kodak ftl· $5.00 •••. $3.15 e-n, ..... $3.50 • • • • • . $2.70 ~~·5 ~·'" . giftliUW. ' NCIIQII! QlPIEI GAMES MEN'S Gift Boxtd h"'tiMtiM .... II• GlftloXId Amity Billfolds . .... . '~ """"" 11999 Selection · $1.00 Holds It Til Chrlstm11 Zippo Lighters $2• 49 $3.50 ~.75 $3.49 $5.76 $4.21 $6.00 $4.35 . . Big •. ' -~ .REGULAR ''$13.95 .• Rot. ............., . Society News IALL IIRROR $9·'' GENUINE •• • ••• PUPPETS H•tBoxStylt GiftBoxld •• • TALKINO HAIR DRYER G-E Reg. $12.95 • You Don't Need Cashl WJIIr • Open a Bild-A-Count Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith and SOD Nothing Down SUGGESnONS Birthotont 7.95 Rl"'• Ptndtnll - - 3.00 Pioretd Ear Jltlngo _ _ 2.50 Pondonl Wotch11 _ _ 12.00 up up up up Cultured Pttrl Ntcklactl 25.00 up Charm Bra.. ltlt _ US up Extra Chorms _ 1.50 up CostunM JH<tlry _ $1 up Silvtrplolt & Chromo .IEWE\.1'! stO'-E pOM£RO'! "/1. Go\cl Slat Stoll" • INSTANT SPRAY Reg. 49c SNOW 49 · t. .• • • 1 RIBBON $2.98 ~'!for:.• 13·oz. Reg. 9Bc c 1' ... , _ ·s:c TIL 9 STICK ON Asst. Colors Reg. 59c: · TWO Myrtle Frotl returned from Co\UQlblll after apendln8 OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY BAO·O· fO·JOW"". C s ALL NEW ASSORTMENT • Thundap Until A • GOLD ITAR STORE 10.00 2-PIECE SET a.oo 1nd up DANA'S TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS FABERGE'S WOODHUE, TIGRESS, APHRODISIA LANVIN ARPEGE- CHANEL NO. 5 COTY- EVENING IN PARIS, REVLON, YARDLEY, TWEED Cosmetics For HIM CANOE, CURRIER & IVES, GILLETTE, MENNEN, YARDLEY, WI~LIAMS, OLD SPICE, CITATION, KINGS MEN I Justin LEATHER GOODS ! 'i ! 'or Hor, Purs11 & 5111faldl Far Him, Billfolds Gonuint LHther _ All Guaranteed 395 • ' .. il up 25 $ --'t CHRISTMAS CARDS "AmeriCin Groetlngs• 59tboxup and up RADIOS- TRANSISTORS & SOLID 51ATE TABLE MODELS SAWYER'S SPECIAL! 19.75 BROXODENT VIEW MASTERS _ _ 1.75 ELECTRIC And Extra Rolls TOOTH BRUSHES GIFT WRAPS, RIBBONS, $1)·95 PARKER & PAPER MATE PENS & SETS e KAYWOODIE. DR. GRABOW, YI!~~OW BOWL, WEBER PIPES e ZIPPO, RONSON, VU-LJGHTERS tELECTRIC RAZORS t CARDS, TREE TRIMS RUSSELL STOVER 1nd WHITMAN'S BOX CANDIES * STORE! . .' . . SOME MUSICAL Cosmetics for HER' ' A GOLD STAR . 95 $ AllDay Chrlt~MH " ' LARGJE ~ ;~~~·INT up iiiiiiiii · · ·-· ·,- BOXES JEWELRY ThaJib&lvllll week daughws. 3·PIICI SET Cologne, Spray Dtoclaront Allor Shave··" CAI01n• day eveuillg. Store of Building Since 1915 lltiTISH $TilLING Exelutlvt Ttllttrlts FOii MEN and Allor Shtvt __ llth visited his mother, Ama Griffith at the Areadla Rest Horne at Coolville Satilr· 6-ROLLS -·· .-. $pa Kilehtn Freoh ~IMIT Ttblo Wort G0£55\.ER 3-LI. lOX YALUI $1.00 - - 5-U. lOX VALUE $5.00 - - - Pomeroy Cement Block Co. WIArRIIIG ,, JEWELRY COSTUME Joe. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grtl- ROll $24.95 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES FOR ALLI TO $45.00 .-------------- ..-----·--------. son, Mr. and Mn. Dale Kuhn and lamlly of IJUle Hoc:klnl $14·99 LUDEN'S FAMOUS up PhyUlp Boyles entered St. Joseph Hoopltal, Parkersburc, Sunday for oblenallon. Mrs. Gnee Kuhn visited ber ,AJ Little AJ $5.00 Monthly Reg $19.50 BY MRS. EVELYN BRICIILES 'lbo WoJillll's Society of Cbrlstian Servl<e ol the TUppers Plalrul Methodist cllurcll met at the homo of Mrl. Guy Boll· aeu 'lburlday altmwon with ali members and one pest, Mrl. Elfie Home pr~$0~~1. A prognm of Chrlltmal atories and rewllnga wil liven with aU memben partlelpatllll· 'lbe treai!IINI' reported a net profit ol around f\2$ from the plate lun<h !!Upper, bake aale, and bazaar held ln November. Several eal\s on the slek and shutIns were reported. Mrs. Home waa welcomed as a new member. Tba January meeting wUl be at her home. During the soc:· tal hour, gilts were ex<banaed, and relmbmeDII ol lee cream and cookies were served. liGiand Torrence underwent eye IUl10I'Y 'lbursday at St. J010pb Hospital, Parkenburl· He ll reeovertng nicely. Vivian Hollman remailll quite poorly at the home of her son. Mr. and Mrs. Dana HoHman. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DUUnger and family of Shade, Mr. and Mra. Eameat Taylor ol Allred were $2.00 Gin Tuppers Plains 11281 Men's Ill tit JOIII' "'Itt Witll ......... • Watches Gllll:liTI "II" IEDICIIE CAIIIET ---=···· 8808 IIIROR JEWBED •• •• • Lawson WAU.-HUNG . ,,·, ~· ~·\ . ,;, .. .~·:·•. .,, ..• L, ....... · ·~ ·., t.of. . .,., iEGmiWJ PHARMACIS'l'S TO Ol'iN DAILY 8:00 AM TO 10>.00 ~. SUNDAY 10::'10 AM TO 12:30 PM AND 5:00 ~ tQ tiOO PM ' l ! .,! l !I ! i I ! ' �,' -..,...IREIIB.P ... ~' . :.' ~... ,. -~: ., ~ .,._--.,.,.... t~~~ ...' \ .... .. ~ -'·-~ ~-~~~ ";;'"f, ...... ~-- ........ ~· ~~1"·.!t;~C~~.,....~·~;il!oi~o,;;;;;;'f;;it;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;x; Iii! .' ....... 1 ' •• .; ... • ' • :. ..• • -. ,., Hospital Newa ~y~­ wly~pd§ \l t ' :Mens,.Voutlfs ~. : ~ :'!Jl.' ::oM£ MIXED HiR5uaij; ' :. ' n.:: Extr~1llty .and Little Boys 100 lb. $40:$ . · ,_ ~~IC'AUTZ FEEb STORE .,/ 111£ SHOt 'lOX ·. - jt;j!~·•;.\ ----· "THI ONI STOI' STORi" . Everylhllif From Food to FHd . · Middleport, 0. ' Phoiiil 9854347 ·. ,, ~~IIIH CHISTII 1139 co:~ LISTERINE . VICKS VAP·O-RUB ,_, 1159 .'&"':=. sEYMOUR 3 PIKE C$. 98 j' __ Ill CAll Ul1l 11.111.-. 15 INDOOR LIGHTS REG. $3.19 • IWS WOOD IASIIIf CAll Of. REGULAR 98c •• '• Chestnut Ridge ·Society New!~ .; i -·. ..' t(J - .. , ).., • FIREPLACE Puritan BRASS FIREJJGH1ER Rtg. 39c SET :::. S685 3-oz. *I'OIIE!I * IIIO'in *1110011 hch Burntlnd" LIMIT ONI! pendently•.U·L Approvld 1·DAY SERVICE Sltlgor s.lal & S.nict 992-2184 JIIOMIRDY McCtH'o Ptlltrnl 115 W. SECOND OHIO .#::'!".. SHIRT FINISHING The Fabric Shop IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 Robinson's Cleaners Goessler's * IAliiiM "Pr ftr ltlt 11tdoof ... ll te-.1& ' •oek·lll-- 1 H1uty. 17 j1WII5. SI'ICIC~·Itllltlllt. - !:!!;eTwlllll. Prlnco Gtrdnor far him ... Prine.., Gtrdnor far hor .... . ~ ' ' ~nopoly, LADIES' Baoby Trep, ng. $4.00 •.• $1.111 Reg.$5.00 Clue, ng. $4.00 . . • • . . $3.111 _Concentration, ng. $4.00 . $3.GI Blp Soltctlon The Sh1ver Plus SAVE $8.00 BU~OVA & E~GIN WATCHES FOR HIM & Hilt 24.95 up PIIIJ...DOII UI1'EII U, S. Army All liiCUI IASI, liG. •2.00 99 , ( eManicurH Giant • Trimo Heir MISSILE BASE .4tto''llfll.@' Rig. • &" x18" FLDORESCEIT CABINET UGHT . . 11811 .~ \ Tip It by lcltel, $5.00 • •• . $3M Pith Bait, ng. $1.00 • •••. $6.16 Smock-A-Roo, ng. suo . $6.67 Ladies Norelco lnstamatic 104 I . ,King of the Hill, $4.00 . . $3.ot Sorry, ng f4.00 ......•• $1.011 Now~3:~! Kodak ftl· $5.00 •••. $3.15 e-n, ..... $3.50 • • • • • . $2.70 ~~·5 ~·'" . giftliUW. ' NCIIQII! QlPIEI GAMES MEN'S Gift Boxtd h"'tiMtiM .... II• GlftloXId Amity Billfolds . .... . '~ """"" 11999 Selection · $1.00 Holds It Til Chrlstm11 Zippo Lighters $2• 49 $3.50 ~.75 $3.49 $5.76 $4.21 $6.00 $4.35 . . Big •. ' -~ .REGULAR ''$13.95 .• Rot. ............., . Society News IALL IIRROR $9·'' GENUINE •• • ••• PUPPETS H•tBoxStylt GiftBoxld •• • TALKINO HAIR DRYER G-E Reg. $12.95 • You Don't Need Cashl WJIIr • Open a Bild-A-Count Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith and SOD Nothing Down SUGGESnONS Birthotont 7.95 Rl"'• Ptndtnll - - 3.00 Pioretd Ear Jltlngo _ _ 2.50 Pondonl Wotch11 _ _ 12.00 up up up up Cultured Pttrl Ntcklactl 25.00 up Charm Bra.. ltlt _ US up Extra Chorms _ 1.50 up CostunM JH<tlry _ $1 up Silvtrplolt & Chromo .IEWE\.1'! stO'-E pOM£RO'! "/1. Go\cl Slat Stoll" • INSTANT SPRAY Reg. 49c SNOW 49 · t. .• • • 1 RIBBON $2.98 ~'!for:.• 13·oz. Reg. 9Bc c 1' ... , _ ·s:c TIL 9 STICK ON Asst. Colors Reg. 59c: · TWO Myrtle Frotl returned from Co\UQlblll after apendln8 OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY BAO·O· fO·JOW"". C s ALL NEW ASSORTMENT • Thundap Until A • GOLD ITAR STORE 10.00 2-PIECE SET a.oo 1nd up DANA'S TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS FABERGE'S WOODHUE, TIGRESS, APHRODISIA LANVIN ARPEGE- CHANEL NO. 5 COTY- EVENING IN PARIS, REVLON, YARDLEY, TWEED Cosmetics For HIM CANOE, CURRIER & IVES, GILLETTE, MENNEN, YARDLEY, WI~LIAMS, OLD SPICE, CITATION, KINGS MEN I Justin LEATHER GOODS ! 'i ! 'or Hor, Purs11 & 5111faldl Far Him, Billfolds Gonuint LHther _ All Guaranteed 395 • ' .. il up 25 $ --'t CHRISTMAS CARDS "AmeriCin Groetlngs• 59tboxup and up RADIOS- TRANSISTORS & SOLID 51ATE TABLE MODELS SAWYER'S SPECIAL! 19.75 BROXODENT VIEW MASTERS _ _ 1.75 ELECTRIC And Extra Rolls TOOTH BRUSHES GIFT WRAPS, RIBBONS, $1)·95 PARKER & PAPER MATE PENS & SETS e KAYWOODIE. DR. GRABOW, YI!~~OW BOWL, WEBER PIPES e ZIPPO, RONSON, VU-LJGHTERS tELECTRIC RAZORS t CARDS, TREE TRIMS RUSSELL STOVER 1nd WHITMAN'S BOX CANDIES * STORE! . .' . . SOME MUSICAL Cosmetics for HER' ' A GOLD STAR . 95 $ AllDay Chrlt~MH " ' LARGJE ~ ;~~~·INT up iiiiiiiii · · ·-· ·,- BOXES JEWELRY ThaJib&lvllll week daughws. 3·PIICI SET Cologne, Spray Dtoclaront Allor Shave··" CAI01n• day eveuillg. Store of Building Since 1915 lltiTISH $TilLING Exelutlvt Ttllttrlts FOii MEN and Allor Shtvt __ llth visited his mother, Ama Griffith at the Areadla Rest Horne at Coolville Satilr· 6-ROLLS -·· .-. $pa Kilehtn Freoh ~IMIT Ttblo Wort G0£55\.ER 3-LI. lOX YALUI $1.00 - - 5-U. lOX VALUE $5.00 - - - Pomeroy Cement Block Co. WIArRIIIG ,, JEWELRY COSTUME Joe. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grtl- ROll $24.95 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES FOR ALLI TO $45.00 .-------------- ..-----·--------. son, Mr. and Mn. Dale Kuhn and lamlly of IJUle Hoc:klnl $14·99 LUDEN'S FAMOUS up PhyUlp Boyles entered St. Joseph Hoopltal, Parkersburc, Sunday for oblenallon. Mrs. Gnee Kuhn visited ber ,AJ Little AJ $5.00 Monthly Reg $19.50 BY MRS. EVELYN BRICIILES 'lbo WoJillll's Society of Cbrlstian Servl<e ol the TUppers Plalrul Methodist cllurcll met at the homo of Mrl. Guy Boll· aeu 'lburlday altmwon with ali members and one pest, Mrl. Elfie Home pr~$0~~1. A prognm of Chrlltmal atories and rewllnga wil liven with aU memben partlelpatllll· 'lbe treai!IINI' reported a net profit ol around f\2$ from the plate lun<h !!Upper, bake aale, and bazaar held ln November. Several eal\s on the slek and shutIns were reported. Mrs. Home waa welcomed as a new member. Tba January meeting wUl be at her home. During the soc:· tal hour, gilts were ex<banaed, and relmbmeDII ol lee cream and cookies were served. liGiand Torrence underwent eye IUl10I'Y 'lbursday at St. J010pb Hospital, Parkenburl· He ll reeovertng nicely. Vivian Hollman remailll quite poorly at the home of her son. Mr. and Mrs. Dana HoHman. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DUUnger and family of Shade, Mr. and Mra. Eameat Taylor ol Allred were $2.00 Gin Tuppers Plains 11281 Men's Ill tit JOIII' "'Itt Witll ......... • Watches Gllll:liTI "II" IEDICIIE CAIIIET ---=···· 8808 IIIROR JEWBED •• •• • Lawson WAU.-HUNG . ,,·, ~· ~·\ . ,;, .. .~·:·•. .,, ..• L, ....... · ·~ ·., t.of. . .,., iEGmiWJ PHARMACIS'l'S TO Ol'iN DAILY 8:00 AM TO 10>.00 ~. SUNDAY 10::'10 AM TO 12:30 PM AND 5:00 ~ tQ tiOO PM ' l ! .,! l !I ! i I ! ' �I, . ' '' . . ~ t""\. ~' '-·· ' . '· ' ..... ',...t, ,, .'(. . 11tE WILLITS Get Extra Cash The ·w~ntAd Way lbstheSs Services o. - W-NT AD OUTSTANDING TRUCK BUYS! _ . _ ._For Rent _ _ ••. "' .............":... 1' ROOM furnished apartment MOn•n.=::'u~t'. • . and 4 room furnished apartco•••ct•o•• d Rf ••• . . .c.,... ""'" •:M • 111. i'nent. A u1ts. e erence3· .... «* .. ll'ubltcltle~ Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, ueuLAfiUNI 6698. 12 8 tfc nw ..,.,._, ,..."'" "'' "'''" _ ,.MtKINHM•at. "" •• ..,.a,,,.,. •"' •u•• • •Ill ........ ,..,.,...... '"'MM"' ..' fM ,..., ,.., • ,..,..,..,, Mr tnet~rrect 1" " " " ' " .,.,.. TRAILER spaceOn Brownell ........ •• ....... 1 Ph . wJ. • , ... , , .• . , . , . llftl '"".....,. Ave., :''t.ddl l epor. 1 1 M n... .,.. ,.._,.. 11 10 11 C•nh ,., *'"' '-' 10,.,....nnc•• 2625. ,., C:~'~tc!..n:"~ _. .... MOUERN 2 bedroom home. 1 10 11 •"' . . II•" • ...,, .. '" ... .,.. Pomeroy 0. Ph. 992--2003 day Clfi.U It IMrct lftllllmum lec:tt Or 992-3702 AlD .. o~, rH•Nttt ' o•nu•••n ' fVCmngs aHtn.n•• ..,. 11 7 Z4 tfc OII,.CI HOYIIS ltlt • M. ' ' •=•• ,. M .,."' -nd- b th 840 NNri" •=n • · ,... ... n ... Nun 4 ROOM house a a , , oN '" ,.,. E Main St Pomeroy, 0. ••s~~ ."'~:~~...~.... W~ite 41 Mo~'nd St., Athens, I ...., AD I 2 176 ' PHONE WY 2·2156 o., oreal 59-1 · u 30 6tp l n..rt ••• •n• 1 I - -- ine, Optn Til 9 &very Night, Exctpt sund•y ~ • ,,·""~~·'· , I' ' . ~)'... . · ' NICIIT SPRINT p · $39 000 00 er. nee ' ·. t~tt~"c ~ THERON. D. CRUISE • ~ ••• · 81 (jNI OP-'THI .BLAmNARS 1 99'J.2181 • TCiMY 1(7:=";~;==J;=i~·~~;i~· ;~;:;;~~f=~~;~=o~===~ · HARLEY DAVIDSON H&N A s·· ~I! & sER ' VI,., ~ '' near Ohio By In the Baum Chester, Subdivision. ap. pointment only. ftlake an of· e POMEIOY 1 Rt, 1, lox 1st• La[/lest Truck ~· lllQr To ' 'tiOPI.II J NOTn.IERE EIT~ER- IT':!>TOOOARKIN/ Wlni'TIIt;c;Uf'lTAIWS)I:l TAATGORNI:R NOI'TMERE-ITGLASIIES DICK aAW&;llfGS >'i';i,, LI'L ~ 0 L-.D "'' ~ AIINEII IY AL tAPP ~:.' TRUErr- I!UT 01 The OUR NEW COMPUTeR HE CLAIMS Ha.tet Cor'e. SOME. FOLKS SHOW5THAT ON!. 'lEAR.. HERE: W.'ll>E. MARRIED W Ie 11 tre . Rent electric shampooer -----------1 Cuc/t/o {lu/t• $1. Baker Furniture co. 12 5 65 Chevelle KEITH GOBLE FORD By Ada Slack 'J fitc 2·2196 Mrs. Roy Winej>renner St. wagon. VB engine. Po· GOOD HAY, Z miles rrom RuJ· POMEROY son, Gdnlbn, s/>e~t Tha.nksglf· werglide, low mileage. Jo. land on Harrisonville R o a PROPERTY - 2 witb their daughter and sis- ly of Middleport cal own.r. mint condition Marvin Stone. 12 ~4 6tp l !frame), each has ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ha!'Oid , Mr. and Mrs. William and bath, basements, one er and family at St Louisv!Ue. lnger and ·•on, John, Mr. Gllley ll96!l PONTIAC Catalina, four a garage, both are rented. Mrs. ·Roger Jlubbard and son, Morris assisted in good cond•t.1on, pow· $8.000.00 lor the two. Mr. and M1~. Ed.ward Roger Lee, spent Thatlksr!iving l I erdoor,brakes ··" d Edd J M8son, with and steermg, guvu POMEROY - 4 room lrame, j man an son, 1e, r., Day with Mr. and Mrs. her 1 935 3949 I nd M Rob t C d St Wagon. VB. Powerglide tires. Ph. Chesler . . 2 bedrooms, bath, wall to a , rs. . . er or ray Gibbs of Vienna, W. Va., Mrs. her and aon, Tad, _ _ _____ ___ ___ __ R&H. f'xtra niee and one ~2 - ~--~~ wall carpet in Uving room, Co1umbus ~1s1ted Saturday Eichinger remained there visited Ava GUkey PIANU T U NI :\C. School. the whole family c:an use . . storm doors and windows, . the formerS grandpa~ts, Sund~y. t"hurrh. home. Ph. L<!lll! !)an· GOOD, clean, lump, egg I .. SINGER sewmg machme, zig ~ ~. ~ basement, nice Jot. AU for 1 and Mrs. James S. Qwck. Mrs. Jessie Stowe Clark, Mr. and M., . iels, :!92·150~ 12 7 l!lp ~ct~:=~ ~~k~r b~~~~ i,:~ : zag. equipped to buttonhole, $.\,OOO.OO. and Mrs. Gordon West and Thanksgiving Day guest of Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Rob· .. - ·-·trafiir light in Cheshire, 0. ' applique, monogram, over· MIDDLEPORT LIKE NEW I !ant daughter, .Me lod~e Rae, daughter and son.in-law, Jevoeu aod Ava Gilkey have Gt:N SHOOT al club house Sun· Ph. 361 .1526. Uc SEVERAL NEW 66 cast, etc. Pay of! balance due _ room frame (3 bedrooms) Racme also VISited the and Mrs. Kenneth Theiss 6 12 1 color TV sell r&day , Dec. 11 starling at noon. - -- - . Chevrolets Available At of 4 payments $0 each p~ built·in kitchen, utility room, borne enroute horne from family of Dorcas. Sponsor<d bv Meigs! C~u~~~ NF:RVOUS? Can't sleep? Try '] 992·2685. 12 2 t c garage, and recreation room zer HospitaL . . . Mrs. Ada Slack, has Co•m Hunlm. 2 . "Sleepers." Guaranteed re· Great Savings in the basemen!, forced air Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M1Ils to her borne alter beiog in . Mrs. Sam Wyalt and daugb'dams and Slanley Auction sulls or money back. ELECTROLUX sweeper, 00 1 heat. Going at $19,500.00. ' Aliquippl, Pa.,, visited his Iedo caring for her ter, Katie Smith, visited with House and Trading Posl Onlv 98c. Nelson's Pharmac~. wheels, pop out paper bags, WE NEED LISTINGS mother, Mrs. E. S. Mills, '" · grandchildren while her friends here recently. dual cleaning tools for rugs, cently I 1 F rank Hallld ay, Whose back is now under one roo! at •, Porn. eroy, o. ll 25 JOtp Albert M. Cox, Broke~ · · ler·in·law, Mrs. Ear furniture, dustiP.~, etc. Only · . M a d M Robert A Har · · has •·· Laurel Clitt School House - . --• Henry Clelaod, Salesm a r. n · rs. . · . · underwent ear surgery at Riv- mjury ~n mentloned •· ue-. State H.oute and new: 1>~N'T pump your sluggish sep· 5 payment!> left or $6.99 each. m-3SS& ] den and. son, Enc, of Manon ! erside .. Hospital. From. , . there fore, .. is back in Meigt Generaa 124 0 11 Ph. 992·2685. 12 .2. ~c I 138 were n~liday weekend guests I she wtnt to Massillhn where Hospital. · JIC tank Gel Klcan·Em·All H2L 7 by ~vJass, Aodpen dai 1Yanadl S•pl·,, Tank Cleaoer. !,and. , Open Evenings 9 P.M. - - --E..niogs 992·2568 or ' nd M 1 noon. 1m ams . p , f 1 . lh n 1 2-6·3tc I of his pol'ellts, Mr. a "· she vis\'reil her son a. d daugh· Mrs. Bess Feilure visited ber 1 . . · rn"k Parm Bureau m om.. POMEROY, OHIO CLEAN your rugs or e'', a : Robert A. Harden, brolher Jim ter·l·n·law Mr and Mrs. Rob- motb., Oma Arix, Sunday. Worthy Stanle). II 20 tlc; lc a foot w1th Luslre ~oam. ' , nd · D bb' Th ISO '· · ' ·r• · ~•~ 11 ~~ 30ic - ·1 .roy, 0 · tl $! 119 ACRE. FARM 3 bedrooln 1• siSter, e '"· ey a ert Slack, and to C~ton to an· Recent callers of Ava "'"'"y . h 1 - -·- -- 0 - PA·T··c·.,-1 - EectrJc s arnpooer rena ·' ' 'I f ·,·ted her narents Mr and >~· 'h . I .. Jitl' Ari "· Mason Wanted To B·•y .., ~soMETHING T Ebersbach Hdwe. Pomeroy, house with bath. 3 m1 es rotn i VIS Y"' • ., • other· ·son and da4g teNn· aw, w~re e 1e 1, 1/fiJjy • 1946 LA John Deere tractor w1th STA.NfliNG timber In Ohio Singer sewmg rnachme, com· 'I plow. diSc, rake and saw rig. I Ohio. ' 12 2 61c Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Phone Mrs. Vernon Donaho. ol East Mr. and Mrs. Jo!1n Slack and Willard Faudre and Clifford old i plete w1th attachments. ThiS , Rebuilt moiOr. boUle ga.< 1 . 992·1069. 12 2 itc Letart. . , sons. She was{.;,~d there by Cuckler. ~ . .. 0 , West Virgm1a. or !arm• w•th umber. Maroon, machine equipped lo Zig zag, I heating stove, 65.0110 BTO, BUUGET PRICED furniture 11 . .. , . Mr . .an~_Mp. Melvm Gr~m:: her daughter a son. in.' law, The Eastern Stars milt Tue"' H•• vnold•. Ho. n. Svra<·use. i make buttonholes, etc. lake ' burned one year. Also a 1951 , oar third floor budget shop. Businen Opportunity jD(!Jielf'ji:Yililli!fi@ter,J:'!U' Mr. and Mrs .. ayne Weir and day evening In regular sesslou. 0. g IB l'l'II.P over. pa·\1. meols of $5.42 per Chmolel, good work ~r,;:~md Baker Furniture, Middleport Reliab-.le tena, of Columbus VISited Sat· sons of Caledl ia and Mr. and Mr. and Mr~. Charles Jones ' rnonlh or pay balance due a 1953 Chevrolet. S fajr•Y! Otuo. II 12 U< MAN OR WOMAN. urday With their daughter Mrs. Harley ~ Johnson and spent ThankSilYill8 In Zane., _ _ _ . . ~i·~~ _ W ~nted_ 1 $65.04. Ph 8V:~2lf~. 1· 2. 6. tit: : Curtis, Long Bottom, .~ : person from ~:t ~~~: aut~~ and son·ln-law . , Mr. and Mrs. children of lfe Pen, whom she ville with their children. • IM'IEOIATE opening for two ONE ~LADY Kenrnor~shwash· , 12 8 3tc I serv~ce and c N . ~mond f.eaford and family of acrompani home. Mrs. Ann Ball•day of Dexter 1 wuz , ,, DDIATOR R. axle, new tires. get your 63 Corva1r' • $1099 potaloeS h'l th ey 175 ACRE forth ' bouse -~~~:·:II·~~;;~=~~~;~ : S~RVICE Clarence Proffill, Pot·Halod, l rooms and bath, cellar. Panel. good tire:;, solid body, I ba he t 0. Ph. 843-2254. bouse. "' arge rns, Syr.8"'.·.use " ·"" gas, 2 farm · ponds, tmrnedJ. .KhNew Re~lltO~ 51i"! 66 Chevrolet $1795 IF CARPETS took dull and ale occupancy. Pearl " , .,11..-,Truck eHuter . . B' Fleelsid• Pickup, healer. drear , remove the spots as lialll>, 992·2318 or 9921·02683;..• . ·,·So . cr'~.• . y •'o~ s·~ 'tor'o e Bulldozor =~~~~~~r~is~i."~ca~~:t• de?~:~ they appear. with Blue Lus· ·~· C l, IJte eAny Type inc and brakes, Positrart10n I' I • ~~~S~U~P~E;R~S:ER~V~I:C~E~S~T:A:T~IO~N~1 ~1.,,.,.,.,.!0:•~k~H:II!~~W~.~V:•~· Ph. 304-469-3746 !!!"!!!!!!!!~~ seat. loot and Found For . Sale or Renl adrift 7 ROOM house: - 31leiirooms. 15 FT.ptywood ooa1. in Ohio River. Ph. 992·5637. 1 1'.1 baths. Ph. 992·2190. 1 11 25 tic ] 12 )3lc ___ -------, For Sale Notice ____ IFROM WALL to wall, no - - -SHOOTING MATCH, Aroad al all. on carpel s de Hun Gun Club, Sunday. UtL with Blue Lustre. Rent tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy ember 11. 12 8 ,3tp Cement Block Co. 12 > , · Ranch Style Brick House: • Rooms. 123 ft. ,long. ~aJJ"to will carpet & panehng, 3 baths. Ju6t oU State Rt. 7 Fin1nct custom .~eat, good tlres lh Ton Panel. engine.steer· au. tomalic trans., V8power ' We Strvlce, D•llver, t,.z Ton, 8' Pickup, V8 .eng· 64 Ch evro1 eI $1395 FOR SALE All Model• S1le Prlctdl All Appll•~tcts S.lt Priced! · 62 Chevrolet $1295 ll 16 tfc For Sale Real Estate For Sale CHEST FREEZERS ··. $153 1 TM Stake, dual wheels _ _ __ ----- - ·-·- - _ _ _ _;_ · --,----- CHRISTMAS SALE! NEW •, 54 Ford . ,.... $150 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment in Pomeroy. Ph. 992·5385. /, For · Ute \11--Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 8, 19811 INFO!~~.~~ON 11ttwr ',," :I <JEST TRIIIN' TOGITEVEN VOO COM£ ·I $1895 62 Chevrolet BAILEY. .. - - --· COME 1· $995 1 POMEROY 1 DICK TRACY ly CHESTER GCI'JLD I 1 MOTOR Co ,I i ladi~s 0 :~~c n::;s~\e 0 es~:~~~~ I ' ·K~/s:~Yi.. o:~,~~ FRICKLIS AND HIS FRIENDS lWASN/T HUMJLIA.T/!0/l lro~"'th~ a~~W:t~e~a~ro";,~~ ~i:.i~d8~%~~e~v~:~. 18 . 70 Jo help er. one 12 It Umcollrefriger· siNGER . Sewing- - Machine, Hanna Line w:aiam Thuen·; with !•,.,ne Survey on alor, reason for ·~ mgH re-Id sews forward and reverse,"~ TRAVEL TRAILERS accounts for you. Car, refer· , f!i. were "Thanksgiving dinner, Th' Street to the zw·1rt. Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson· Health in this are from your mode!ln ·~ kJtd1Pn C:lll aro . ed t buttonhole (Q ality Built) d $985 t $1785 cash ,~.._ I d' on tr , - . honw. Musl have pleao,am G Rou~h Portland, 0. 843· zag equlpp , o ' 1967 Model• In Stock ences an .. o , r!ilills of their daug lter an ing pr ty on Water Street. were called to Tennes!ee· by voice, nire personality, and .~ ' 12 6 31 : ~onogram. darn, etc. Sews capJlal necesscuy, 4 tu 12 , son·ip-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Mr. nd Mrs. Lawrence Sel- the death of her brother, .. -·~·I 225>. P hke new. Pay off,! P.ayments ROUS.r&- LYONShours wee.kly nets excellent liam, U:hew and ' children.. of ler• Mrs .. R.· B. Sellers of Jettie Arilrvisited her'dau"'" one pariV lloe. $250 per •our . . -~- ---~b1 k- d t $100 I1 Ph 9922o8 II 1 f II time • ,_ · · hours ·per dav 5 davs per YOUNG fema le ~c an . an : · eat' J. CAMPING TRAILERS montl Y ncome, ~ . Pomeroy. ~ Col us visited Mrs. A. L. ters in Chesapeake recent!J. 4 week. Apply lod;y by ~nlong, coon hound, partially lramed, . .._ . 12 8 tic Horton St. Mooon, w. Vt. mo~e. ~or local mt~rvlew, Mr. and Mrs. LarrY Smith of Fia gail and .son, Robert. Mr. and 1\irs. Roqe!'t Alkire to I)E.\TA·KARE SURVEYS,, Reasonable. Hoger Lellheil. 1966 VACUUM CLEANF.H uut wn.e F.agle lnrlustrJe>, 4509 Coi~'llbus were holiday · week~tl nald Harden of the U. S. and Ray were sppper psts of 3'' N. High, ColumbO>. Ohoo, - Rock_ Sprmgs~- _ 12 6 3tc ' of lawaway, tank type, com· ~A~f'f:f' Mmnetonks ,Bl~d., Mmneapol· l g]\0111! of heJ parents, Mr. and N y stationed at Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire 43215. 12 8 ltc COLOR TV. 196'1 Motorola, like . plete with at~achments. Only ALL NEW FOR 1967 IS, Mmn., 5• 416 · Mrs. Robert Gant. T n .spen~ tbe holidays with of Racine .Wednesday even!llg. 12 1 BAH MAID Appiv' · at Hi·Ho , new condilion, full warranty . : 4 payments $6.00 each left. (67 Apache Mtrodal Eleanor Kay Schneider, soph· s p·~lents, Mr. iloid Mrs. Mor- Rev. and Mro. Campbell wera lllp Bar, Middieport, •0 . mal;e payments of 15 per . Ph. 992·2685. 12 8 tfc 11 Ftot Long • omore at Marshall Coll ege, in s Harden. also guests; 1967 Apochtl Due Dec. 10 Sic week or pay off balance. Ph. TWO PAIRS girl's roller Business Servrces Huntington, W. Va., spent the Thanksgiving Day dinner Mr. and Mrs. Baby Whaley 12 7 ------· -992·5649. ll 20 u: l skates, metal cnses. ''"' 7 holidays with her parents, Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. of Columbus visited' ~. '• and 1 1 Help Wanted 'HAY. delivered or can be pick· Mrs l 0. McCoy, Reedsville, FIREWOOD nth $8 ' WITH COLD Weather ahead,, and Mrs. George Schneider. Hilldore were their houseguests Mrs .. Robert Clark..._ • . Otuo . • any 1e g ' 1 crickets, sp1ders and .other Mr. and Mrs. W11l!S Leadmg· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill· Mr. and Mrs. D11e WU!iamlf. · 12 8 Jtp PAiiT" TIM-E---;aitre<<. Apply ed up. ph. 99_2_:61}2·_ 12 6 6tc . per 60 cu. fl. load, free dehv. msecto Will be cornl~g mslde ham and daughters viSited . his d6re imd 'children of Rockford, were weekend guestS· Ql .91'.• in person are Crow's Steak DAlly ( R0 55 W 0 RD ery. Ph. 8!3-248!. lZ.S· 6lc I your home where 1t s warm. m,other, Mrs. Rosa Leadingltr.fu Mich ., ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Don Giblnn 1n P~ House, Pomeroy, 0. SOLIDSTATE STEREO - 1966 1 Protect your home from of: •Sooth Webster, who ae~ Byer and children . of Middle· mouth. . · · ' ',. ~~" I 1 11 8 6tc 1 l. ~~~~~s ""· :e~~~~:ea l9. ;.:'c ;e~se walnut console model, rad1o these pests w1th A~AB, panied. !.hem heme for a few port. Calling in the a!temooo Janet Vermlllion of~ .. . ~ jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..--...... - : !i. Demon. no" s society equ1pped w1th 4 speed autoavailable at ~ng Builders days' visit. were their grandson, Bruce Is spm:Hfing a . week wttlf~s.: 1 strativ" 1 . Famous 20. Clas-ity rna tic changer, 4 speaker Supply Co., Mtddleport. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels McKelvey, of the Military Po- Bessie Graham. . ·.. · ~ ' 22 · ~::~~~~: sound system, just taken in. 11 30 tre and chHdren and Mrs •. ~~rtels' 11ce, who hu · just returned Dale Whaley of ColumbJi~• 2. ~~h• 9. ~Zi':'n capital' var. 3.Work"or 23.Citytn Pay $125 per week or pay ] mother, Mrs .. :cora ~.!lfD!iji ~f from a tour of duty in Korea, lted the Robe)',t ,\lklres . on BOY or GIRL 10 Put lhrough aooorl Nov""" . balance due $96.28. Ph 992· CUSTOM butchering, will buy Cincinnall W!""' wee~ · :v~•l· and Mi" Clarlce Norris, local. Thank$fliving, ' . , 4 1 26 · 'f:.:·~~~· · · :0~: ~,;:~.~n 3218. 12 6 file hides. Phil Meter, 992·3.110. ors of. the former's parents, Mr. Mrs. E. s. Mills spent the Mr. and Mrs, Ruuell Mason In Rulland on Main ut•n•ll •· Fo .... tway top GUITAR amplifier, Ill ric and Mrs. Emmett Bartels. holiday with her daughter and visltPd Mrs, May Ma1011 .Sull<. Street & College Avo. 3 -in.iiut, 12. F.lliptical 6. Handle of drapery lHif'td•r'• ohiWt'f with tremolo control, 12 in. I Mrs. Mildred Teas~e has_ reson-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . 0. day.. . Earn Maney and Prit11 13. ~~;.~.f; 7. ~!:vr: ~~~t~et 36. ~~~~an Jensen speaker, on and off MAKE MORE. PROFIT_ by turned to her home .m -Cehf~r~ .Patterson of- RUtland. .. 1. • Delivering Tho Doily 1 rift~,~ Mr: H . M~~.n'1 1 . Dome 2u. Mutus 36. Per11ian li.'ittng Y. our ftrm. 's ,servt~s In nia after visiting here three Mrs. Roy W1'nebrenner, Mrs. days with their pa Sentinel to esteblishod pilot light, like new. $35. Ph. D 1 Sent 18 Busmess nick:1ame •candal or ceremony prince me 1 weeks with her sistPr and bro- Elizabeth Merritt and Mr. and and Mrs. Willam Eichinger and Route 12 1 Stc the . aJ Y 949_394 1. 10 10 i~: ~~~~rder 1 ~: g~!nt i~: ~~~eater !~.'~~:tell. ServJce column. ther: in · law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gordon Winebernner ~t· Mr. and Mrs. Dana WinebrenCALL 992-2156 '""" 16 Anguish age atlon BREAD, 5 lor $1; 16 rolls tis· ucn«INEER Edwm Hayman and other rela· tended a hymn sing at the Gmd· ner. 18 Land sue II; Dart bacon, 69c lb., 3 ~ lele Seo Ice Uves and friends.:-- · ing Star Church at Letart, W. Qarice Norris, atudent 1 lb. bacon, $1.~9; Sugar, 4!fe Cri:PKradl•lf'Gw Mr. and Mrs.' Renneth Law- Va. at Ohie University, spent the 19. ~~~~Jre fot Rent 20 Dlotre•ocatl with $5 order; Cube steak 'll'rlte. Prooe 01 Coalad son of llolurnbus were Thanks· Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks, holiday weekend wttb her par;;;-;;;7,=, _ .. ___ 21 Amond 79c lb : pork chops, 69c lh .; A. I. IIRAIJI'IIIW giving Day guests of her sister daughters, Barbara and Patrie- ents •. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll FURNISHED 4 rooPmh. 992ap54a3r~-. \ ;~: ~~~~.:~ milk, 79c gal ; Banner sausRacine, Uhlo and broth~r-m-law, Mr. ~nd ia, were holiday "'eekend guests Norrts. . . ment with balh. . tl• I """"'"'hu. age 2 lb lor $1: Bananu,. !Oc tic Mrs. Dale Warner and ch1ld· of his parents, : Ml'. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gllll 1 1 12 6 c 1 "'"' lb. M&G Food Market, Rl. 7, ren. Mrs. Myrtle Wtl)'ner, local, Orville Crooks and other rela· moved Tuesday to Portsmouth SLEEPING rooms, close in! ;:: ~~~:~~ Middleport, in Cheshire . SEWiNG machlnes. repau ser· was also a dinner guest. . . tives. where be has been ~ town, 127 Butternut Ave., ' no''"' --- -- ~~- 1 Jlp _ rtce, all makeo. IVY ~UII4 Mr . Floyd Grimm, Chr1stma, Mr. and Mrs •.•Ci!!:! Hubbard with !tie Ohio Po- ~pany, Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc I ~' Hal< em• LEGHORN H~NS. 50c each. W. n.: F'abroo. stoop, Pomeroy Bobble and Trec1a, oi Coi.Uf!1· vtsited recently with their Mr. Carl Edward• .of Co!U~ ROOM house ·and ·b,lh. fur·]''·~~~. Olov'o s. Michael. Near Chester. Autoorized Singer S•lel and bus were weekend guesto of son and daughter·in·law, Mr. bus visited his daughter, Ele.~ 6 nace and garage. 250 w. Main , 33. Pronoun Phone 985·3956. 12 7 Stp serviCe. I ill ttc his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel· and Mrs. James Hubbard and or Winget~ aod daughter and St. , Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992·1 ~~. :x~:t:ef'r lso- NEW Hampshire white vin Grimm. sons of L1u{cH.ster. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. DoD2668 or 992·2961. 12 5 tfc 36. Flrot·r>tt pullets, $1 50 each Lois Barn· REAllY ·MIX <•mereta deUvel' ' Mrs. Goldia Rollens of Le· Mr. and Mrs: Edison Hubbard aid Wee~. " F • harl , Portland, o. 12 1 Jlp ed ngbl to your pro,teeL l' ..t tart, W. Va., visited recently spent a few dars with their son Mii,;· E'van WUI has relunled HARMONY apartoiiflflts, lhree i 39: E~~~ed _ - -- - - - · - _ _ --~- and ea•y. Free .,timalea. with her siste1, Mrs. Roy Wme· aild daughter:ir>law, Mr. and home a!ler spen~. · several rooms furnished. New : Plast· 41. Appoarln~ MONEY fur Xmas, gil·e us a Phone tf!IIHJ'/84, Goeglelo brenner.. . . Mrs. ,[)ale '. Hub~ .. or Wash· weeks In Marion. vis!~ , ~ er, painl, floors. sink. electric 42 try. We pay cash lor new or Ready·Mll t;o.. Middleport, Thanl<sg1vtog Day guests . of ingto!!l J'l, :c. - ·" .. , sioter and brother·m·41W, Mi. r•n~e. bath. fllno"'·e heat. 43. Early old guns, swords, old pocket QnlO. ti 3U Uc Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. s, ~!ck , Lindt EiChinger and Patty and Mrs. Mike J!:en!Z. Mt. ~!I Prlvete parking. out ol all , tn'&der knives. old dolls, ammunition, I were Mr: and Mrs. Thomas .J. Patty:ilinel!reober ol Mountain who was cnnlinecl.to the toos(llo flooh, nne biock from high \ nt Spain any caliber, any amount [ Am aJNOITIONlNG l!efrlgeo Quick, of ,Cdlumbus, Mr. and Slate '!iusiness r o!koe of Par~· a! for a few w~ II slowly scllool. Pomerny. Ph. 992·5:1ll'l. 1 DAII.Y CRYP'J'OQUOTE _ llece'o how to work It: Fife's, .rear ol Speed Queen auoo serv~ce. Jack's Refrog· Mrs. Dena)d .J. Quick, daugb· .':'~=~W~·~===s~pen~l~the;b~o~li-~lmp:::ro~v~In~g~. I< 4 tfc 1 Ax y D L 111 A Ax 8 Laundry Mat, South Third ' oration, New Haven. Phone ters . .Le~ · ~d ~slie, o[.,Ga· SROOM house with batb, on I •• L 0 N (j FE L L 0 w Ave., Middleport, 0. ru !..3531. 4 I tic hanna. ' ~nernoon caOers-.. ~re ,. Pt"arl St., Middleport, Ohio, I 'limply llla.nds for annther. In this 1!amph~ A j ~ .Jstl 11 29 12lc - Mr. and M~. f'lQyd Chp~l) near grade 'chool. See Mattie ' 1tro1Jiilf'll, '" " L'o, X fur the two o·•.• ,,, Single lettero, "P"'" 1967 STEREO, like new, Solid HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural and daug ' h~·."· Shellf,•,. af,'to-. t.he length and formation of ttw worda are aU hint& -3. Bu~h. 689 Page St., Middle· ! Ear.h day tbe oode letters are dltferent. State 3 :speed int.ermixed Ooxol Bottle (Ja~. Arnold IUJJI:bus, ~ aQd ,Mrs. ·blu.~~· ~.re port, 0. 12 4 tfc changer. BSR chang•r. make Brolhers, 618 E. Mala St., of RIM:ine. · ·~.; ··;~ •. FliRNJSHF.D2 bedroom apart· A Orypto,.... Quot&tlon 1 payments ol suo per week romeroy, I Q tl< f!lrJ. t;llzabcth , Jlii~~<il,m:th ment, furnace heat, M•ddle· Y J.: c Ac Au • Y Eu s Tz A' v w Ns or pay balance due Still. Pll lnluranu bao returned home p!l)!rcl•~l,Bft> S K E T I U E C A H Z T z U A N A z " W • • 99Z-5fl49. ll t8 tic _ .. 11!8 iii Akron with rel~tlYaf. I 0 Ph 992- 3814 por' · · ·u 28 tic ! y E A. ~ " • AKC Miniature ond •roy- Pood· GET A qootatton from RF.U· Mr . .aQOI Mrs. Law~ne• Hil~ BE N E c A . - B II L A M B K E L M E z les, black or silver. S I u d f(,;ll IN~VRANCI£ . A!li>:~CY dOr~ and '~hildren(!f~ll,\tnY. ,L<!' fi"UlJR R.tk)M hlrm!thed apan Yeeterar'• Cry~uo&e1 IRRATIONAU.Y HELD TRUTHS St:!rviee and grooming. Phone 1' 1t.:. btil'ureo ' renewmg vuur 'rt, Larry-lrand ·Mary,, OJ ttork· DM!nt w~ W658. • ,. •lc . ~~~o~..:~~~~~~RMFUL THAN RI!:ASONEI> ERRORS. 119Z·S4Il. auto ln•ura"!"' ~ We may o• Ml<:,IT\ 1peri!. lh~·· !ha,nks11 25 tfc FU.RNISHEDand -;;;,furno,h!'d . lble to •~ve y~u nouney. ' o[y,Jilg wiie'ke.nd with ·h1s ~,,. w 1»61, Xhl( Ft1Wo1IU BjD.Gl~•te, luo:,J A to "·lei ·a a tfi'', "~~··! 11 I ...il ' M T G Hill apartmenl!o. ct... to ···hool. ' u •• M)\..: ~!1· Phone 992·0434. 111· 18 lfc 1961 BLUll 1.,(1 ·donr stanrla;(( ' WT0~11liiii.E in<UtOO t>een. dot~. ; \Thl!v ·' also vl•ltod c Mr, - OOM f ~6 cv hnuer Bel Air Chevro.et. can•·elled' l.os! your opera!· af)d Mrs. William MrK~It~ : 4 R umis · apartment' a&H Ph.' T4%·iilllll. or'o ~c.nso! (;all wv 2-2'1!18. tind.family o!Porlland, and Mr. I wltb bath, ht Pomoroy. Ph. · · 2tp 1 I& ue liiiU.Irs.' Robert Byer and faml· 12 7 tn.llt'/5 or ee2-2571. 12 t tic J~ DIDN'T R<SIIT BAC.t('... I'OIU~IS lly HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI! OJT Of ~E5Pec.T AGE! ' - ~ OH, MAMIE. rM ASHAMED J IJJ'ijT MY l'EMPE~ ~ Cllr'W lAST EV(,NIMG, AHO·SHOUTEO AT '«1!:1, IF OH!."c' mo! l-IE'S ' 0~. PHEIC'! 14E~Gii'OW UP' WE MUST & PAnENTI " 1 COULDN'T f.IELP l-l£ARIN' TI-IEM LAST EVENIH'! DO ):g.l T!.IINK' ~8E CLII=ToN R~LLY ~ LOOKING ~0~ A il.N' PRPYS SCl HARD F!1~ HM A'-L lH' 1fM[! .,.,.,, BtJ r tt:W cAN l-IE leND CE£! I WIQ.I so• MOM I-lOP!;<; I I ANY JOB, '5LE£PIN' AclLI~<-nN' AN' CXJT a l L NIGHT. II. P~~O WI rH 'APE'" RY PE" I 1~1 ~1£ HOT' ~OD'f l!.UT TW...IN' MOM WCULD IIR!;(-1~ HEI? I ' Kt-IOW' tT'S SURE A ROUGH Qto£.,EH? I I' I I WANTED lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLATS :t I, -- tt l ==========:'i lly BRANNER WINNIE WINKLI I 1 r ,, I DOC~! us IN? CH.A'IJG:? ?U~!\: 3 THE: N16~ T . I rr la.tii~OI o:_;;;;:'"' • THe YOU i.:T Jl": \- !3::&5'= \\'!l5 A=-'<Ai? TUAT ~ ~ :; 13Q:\1NAZ K;.'(5 IN ,.W•oiiE S L:::;-r PO::KE,.6001( MIGHT i=ALL 1-..r-C ~ ~ :,~0'-.!E=T '-'"3~~!" A\J DS. r r r:. r r. .1.-:--11 r I ;;;;;;;;;:;:;::=::;· PHONES !f!N6 \JG AND I CAN'T OPEN GLAD vou R:: !Jt~<= , vEs, AU"lT B=&s = ,1}.15"5 W!N'<L:..::.AN HII:J '1-IE LCC-<.5 r WINk! t,-,..oollr T+41NICI T~INK! By RALPH BUGS BUNNY ' i I'M 5 1-!0lC.T o· "eLP! evERY GOTTA MAK MtNUiE COWNT; ~ ro"!,· .....'\. . ' ..\ •, ' .- " �I, . ' '' . . ~ t""\. ~' '-·· ' . '· ' ..... ',...t, ,, .'(. . 11tE WILLITS Get Extra Cash The ·w~ntAd Way lbstheSs Services o. - W-NT AD OUTSTANDING TRUCK BUYS! _ . _ ._For Rent _ _ ••. "' .............":... 1' ROOM furnished apartment MOn•n.=::'u~t'. • . and 4 room furnished apartco•••ct•o•• d Rf ••• . . .c.,... ""'" •:M • 111. i'nent. A u1ts. e erence3· .... «* .. ll'ubltcltle~ Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, ueuLAfiUNI 6698. 12 8 tfc nw ..,.,._, ,..."'" "'' "'''" _ ,.MtKINHM•at. "" •• ..,.a,,,.,. •"' •u•• • •Ill ........ ,..,.,...... '"'MM"' ..' fM ,..., ,.., • ,..,..,..,, Mr tnet~rrect 1" " " " ' " .,.,.. TRAILER spaceOn Brownell ........ •• ....... 1 Ph . wJ. • , ... , , .• . , . , . llftl '"".....,. Ave., :''t.ddl l epor. 1 1 M n... .,.. ,.._,.. 11 10 11 C•nh ,., *'"' '-' 10,.,....nnc•• 2625. ,., C:~'~tc!..n:"~ _. .... MOUERN 2 bedroom home. 1 10 11 •"' . . II•" • ...,, .. '" ... .,.. Pomeroy 0. Ph. 992--2003 day Clfi.U It IMrct lftllllmum lec:tt Or 992-3702 AlD .. o~, rH•Nttt ' o•nu•••n ' fVCmngs aHtn.n•• ..,. 11 7 Z4 tfc OII,.CI HOYIIS ltlt • M. ' ' •=•• ,. M .,."' -nd- b th 840 NNri" •=n • · ,... ... n ... Nun 4 ROOM house a a , , oN '" ,.,. E Main St Pomeroy, 0. ••s~~ ."'~:~~...~.... W~ite 41 Mo~'nd St., Athens, I ...., AD I 2 176 ' PHONE WY 2·2156 o., oreal 59-1 · u 30 6tp l n..rt ••• •n• 1 I - -- ine, Optn Til 9 &very Night, Exctpt sund•y ~ • ,,·""~~·'· , I' ' . ~)'... . · ' NICIIT SPRINT p · $39 000 00 er. nee ' ·. t~tt~"c ~ THERON. D. CRUISE • ~ ••• · 81 (jNI OP-'THI .BLAmNARS 1 99'J.2181 • TCiMY 1(7:=";~;==J;=i~·~~;i~· ;~;:;;~~f=~~;~=o~===~ · HARLEY DAVIDSON H&N A s·· ~I! & sER ' VI,., ~ '' near Ohio By In the Baum Chester, Subdivision. ap. pointment only. ftlake an of· e POMEIOY 1 Rt, 1, lox 1st• La[/lest Truck ~· lllQr To ' 'tiOPI.II J NOTn.IERE EIT~ER- IT':!>TOOOARKIN/ Wlni'TIIt;c;Uf'lTAIWS)I:l TAATGORNI:R NOI'TMERE-ITGLASIIES DICK aAW&;llfGS >'i';i,, LI'L ~ 0 L-.D "'' ~ AIINEII IY AL tAPP ~:.' TRUErr- I!UT 01 The OUR NEW COMPUTeR HE CLAIMS Ha.tet Cor'e. SOME. FOLKS SHOW5THAT ON!. 'lEAR.. HERE: W.'ll>E. MARRIED W Ie 11 tre . Rent electric shampooer -----------1 Cuc/t/o {lu/t• $1. Baker Furniture co. 12 5 65 Chevelle KEITH GOBLE FORD By Ada Slack 'J fitc 2·2196 Mrs. Roy Winej>renner St. wagon. VB engine. Po· GOOD HAY, Z miles rrom RuJ· POMEROY son, Gdnlbn, s/>e~t Tha.nksglf· werglide, low mileage. Jo. land on Harrisonville R o a PROPERTY - 2 witb their daughter and sis- ly of Middleport cal own.r. mint condition Marvin Stone. 12 ~4 6tp l !frame), each has ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ha!'Oid , Mr. and Mrs. William and bath, basements, one er and family at St Louisv!Ue. lnger and ·•on, John, Mr. Gllley ll96!l PONTIAC Catalina, four a garage, both are rented. Mrs. ·Roger Jlubbard and son, Morris assisted in good cond•t.1on, pow· $8.000.00 lor the two. Mr. and M1~. Ed.ward Roger Lee, spent Thatlksr!iving l I erdoor,brakes ··" d Edd J M8son, with and steermg, guvu POMEROY - 4 room lrame, j man an son, 1e, r., Day with Mr. and Mrs. her 1 935 3949 I nd M Rob t C d St Wagon. VB. Powerglide tires. Ph. Chesler . . 2 bedrooms, bath, wall to a , rs. . . er or ray Gibbs of Vienna, W. Va., Mrs. her and aon, Tad, _ _ _____ ___ ___ __ R&H. f'xtra niee and one ~2 - ~--~~ wall carpet in Uving room, Co1umbus ~1s1ted Saturday Eichinger remained there visited Ava GUkey PIANU T U NI :\C. School. the whole family c:an use . . storm doors and windows, . the formerS grandpa~ts, Sund~y. t"hurrh. home. Ph. L<!lll! !)an· GOOD, clean, lump, egg I .. SINGER sewmg machme, zig ~ ~. ~ basement, nice Jot. AU for 1 and Mrs. James S. Qwck. Mrs. Jessie Stowe Clark, Mr. and M., . iels, :!92·150~ 12 7 l!lp ~ct~:=~ ~~k~r b~~~~ i,:~ : zag. equipped to buttonhole, $.\,OOO.OO. and Mrs. Gordon West and Thanksgiving Day guest of Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Rob· .. - ·-·trafiir light in Cheshire, 0. ' applique, monogram, over· MIDDLEPORT LIKE NEW I !ant daughter, .Me lod~e Rae, daughter and son.in-law, Jevoeu aod Ava Gilkey have Gt:N SHOOT al club house Sun· Ph. 361 .1526. Uc SEVERAL NEW 66 cast, etc. Pay of! balance due _ room frame (3 bedrooms) Racme also VISited the and Mrs. Kenneth Theiss 6 12 1 color TV sell r&day , Dec. 11 starling at noon. - -- - . Chevrolets Available At of 4 payments $0 each p~ built·in kitchen, utility room, borne enroute horne from family of Dorcas. Sponsor<d bv Meigs! C~u~~~ NF:RVOUS? Can't sleep? Try '] 992·2685. 12 2 t c garage, and recreation room zer HospitaL . . . Mrs. Ada Slack, has Co•m Hunlm. 2 . "Sleepers." Guaranteed re· Great Savings in the basemen!, forced air Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M1Ils to her borne alter beiog in . Mrs. Sam Wyalt and daugb'dams and Slanley Auction sulls or money back. ELECTROLUX sweeper, 00 1 heat. Going at $19,500.00. ' Aliquippl, Pa.,, visited his Iedo caring for her ter, Katie Smith, visited with House and Trading Posl Onlv 98c. Nelson's Pharmac~. wheels, pop out paper bags, WE NEED LISTINGS mother, Mrs. E. S. Mills, '" · grandchildren while her friends here recently. dual cleaning tools for rugs, cently I 1 F rank Hallld ay, Whose back is now under one roo! at •, Porn. eroy, o. ll 25 JOtp Albert M. Cox, Broke~ · · ler·in·law, Mrs. Ear furniture, dustiP.~, etc. Only · . M a d M Robert A Har · · has •·· Laurel Clitt School House - . --• Henry Clelaod, Salesm a r. n · rs. . · . · underwent ear surgery at Riv- mjury ~n mentloned •· ue-. State H.oute and new: 1>~N'T pump your sluggish sep· 5 payment!> left or $6.99 each. m-3SS& ] den and. son, Enc, of Manon ! erside .. Hospital. From. , . there fore, .. is back in Meigt Generaa 124 0 11 Ph. 992·2685. 12 .2. ~c I 138 were n~liday weekend guests I she wtnt to Massillhn where Hospital. · JIC tank Gel Klcan·Em·All H2L 7 by ~vJass, Aodpen dai 1Yanadl S•pl·,, Tank Cleaoer. !,and. , Open Evenings 9 P.M. - - --E..niogs 992·2568 or ' nd M 1 noon. 1m ams . p , f 1 . lh n 1 2-6·3tc I of his pol'ellts, Mr. a "· she vis\'reil her son a. d daugh· Mrs. Bess Feilure visited ber 1 . . · rn"k Parm Bureau m om.. POMEROY, OHIO CLEAN your rugs or e'', a : Robert A. Harden, brolher Jim ter·l·n·law Mr and Mrs. Rob- motb., Oma Arix, Sunday. Worthy Stanle). II 20 tlc; lc a foot w1th Luslre ~oam. ' , nd · D bb' Th ISO '· · ' ·r• · ~•~ 11 ~~ 30ic - ·1 .roy, 0 · tl $! 119 ACRE. FARM 3 bedrooln 1• siSter, e '"· ey a ert Slack, and to C~ton to an· Recent callers of Ava "'"'"y . h 1 - -·- -- 0 - PA·T··c·.,-1 - EectrJc s arnpooer rena ·' ' 'I f ·,·ted her narents Mr and >~· 'h . I .. Jitl' Ari "· Mason Wanted To B·•y .., ~soMETHING T Ebersbach Hdwe. Pomeroy, house with bath. 3 m1 es rotn i VIS Y"' • ., • other· ·son and da4g teNn· aw, w~re e 1e 1, 1/fiJjy • 1946 LA John Deere tractor w1th STA.NfliNG timber In Ohio Singer sewmg rnachme, com· 'I plow. diSc, rake and saw rig. I Ohio. ' 12 2 61c Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Phone Mrs. Vernon Donaho. ol East Mr. and Mrs. Jo!1n Slack and Willard Faudre and Clifford old i plete w1th attachments. ThiS , Rebuilt moiOr. boUle ga.< 1 . 992·1069. 12 2 itc Letart. . , sons. She was{.;,~d there by Cuckler. ~ . .. 0 , West Virgm1a. or !arm• w•th umber. Maroon, machine equipped lo Zig zag, I heating stove, 65.0110 BTO, BUUGET PRICED furniture 11 . .. , . Mr . .an~_Mp. Melvm Gr~m:: her daughter a son. in.' law, The Eastern Stars milt Tue"' H•• vnold•. Ho. n. Svra<·use. i make buttonholes, etc. lake ' burned one year. Also a 1951 , oar third floor budget shop. Businen Opportunity jD(!Jielf'ji:Yililli!fi@ter,J:'!U' Mr. and Mrs .. ayne Weir and day evening In regular sesslou. 0. g IB l'l'II.P over. pa·\1. meols of $5.42 per Chmolel, good work ~r,;:~md Baker Furniture, Middleport Reliab-.le tena, of Columbus VISited Sat· sons of Caledl ia and Mr. and Mr. and Mr~. Charles Jones ' rnonlh or pay balance due a 1953 Chevrolet. S fajr•Y! Otuo. II 12 U< MAN OR WOMAN. urday With their daughter Mrs. Harley ~ Johnson and spent ThankSilYill8 In Zane., _ _ _ . . ~i·~~ _ W ~nted_ 1 $65.04. Ph 8V:~2lf~. 1· 2. 6. tit: : Curtis, Long Bottom, .~ : person from ~:t ~~~: aut~~ and son·ln-law . , Mr. and Mrs. children of lfe Pen, whom she ville with their children. • IM'IEOIATE opening for two ONE ~LADY Kenrnor~shwash· , 12 8 3tc I serv~ce and c N . ~mond f.eaford and family of acrompani home. Mrs. Ann Ball•day of Dexter 1 wuz , ,, DDIATOR R. axle, new tires. get your 63 Corva1r' • $1099 potaloeS h'l th ey 175 ACRE forth ' bouse -~~~:·:II·~~;;~=~~~;~ : S~RVICE Clarence Proffill, Pot·Halod, l rooms and bath, cellar. Panel. good tire:;, solid body, I ba he t 0. Ph. 843-2254. bouse. "' arge rns, Syr.8"'.·.use " ·"" gas, 2 farm · ponds, tmrnedJ. .KhNew Re~lltO~ 51i"! 66 Chevrolet $1795 IF CARPETS took dull and ale occupancy. Pearl " , .,11..-,Truck eHuter . . B' Fleelsid• Pickup, healer. drear , remove the spots as lialll>, 992·2318 or 9921·02683;..• . ·,·So . cr'~.• . y •'o~ s·~ 'tor'o e Bulldozor =~~~~~~r~is~i."~ca~~:t• de?~:~ they appear. with Blue Lus· ·~· C l, IJte eAny Type inc and brakes, Positrart10n I' I • ~~~S~U~P~E;R~S:ER~V~I:C~E~S~T:A:T~IO~N~1 ~1.,,.,.,.,.!0:•~k~H:II!~~W~.~V:•~· Ph. 304-469-3746 !!!"!!!!!!!!~~ seat. loot and Found For . Sale or Renl adrift 7 ROOM house: - 31leiirooms. 15 FT.ptywood ooa1. in Ohio River. Ph. 992·5637. 1 1'.1 baths. Ph. 992·2190. 1 11 25 tic ] 12 )3lc ___ -------, For Sale Notice ____ IFROM WALL to wall, no - - -SHOOTING MATCH, Aroad al all. on carpel s de Hun Gun Club, Sunday. UtL with Blue Lustre. Rent tric shampooer $1. Pomeroy ember 11. 12 8 ,3tp Cement Block Co. 12 > , · Ranch Style Brick House: • Rooms. 123 ft. ,long. ~aJJ"to will carpet & panehng, 3 baths. Ju6t oU State Rt. 7 Fin1nct custom .~eat, good tlres lh Ton Panel. engine.steer· au. tomalic trans., V8power ' We Strvlce, D•llver, t,.z Ton, 8' Pickup, V8 .eng· 64 Ch evro1 eI $1395 FOR SALE All Model• S1le Prlctdl All Appll•~tcts S.lt Priced! · 62 Chevrolet $1295 ll 16 tfc For Sale Real Estate For Sale CHEST FREEZERS ··. $153 1 TM Stake, dual wheels _ _ __ ----- - ·-·- - _ _ _ _;_ · --,----- CHRISTMAS SALE! NEW •, 54 Ford . ,.... $150 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment in Pomeroy. Ph. 992·5385. /, For · Ute \11--Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 8, 19811 INFO!~~.~~ON 11ttwr ',," :I <JEST TRIIIN' TOGITEVEN VOO COM£ ·I $1895 62 Chevrolet BAILEY. .. - - --· COME 1· $995 1 POMEROY 1 DICK TRACY ly CHESTER GCI'JLD I 1 MOTOR Co ,I i ladi~s 0 :~~c n::;s~\e 0 es~:~~~~ I ' ·K~/s:~Yi.. o:~,~~ FRICKLIS AND HIS FRIENDS lWASN/T HUMJLIA.T/!0/l lro~"'th~ a~~W:t~e~a~ro";,~~ ~i:.i~d8~%~~e~v~:~. 18 . 70 Jo help er. one 12 It Umcollrefriger· siNGER . Sewing- - Machine, Hanna Line w:aiam Thuen·; with !•,.,ne Survey on alor, reason for ·~ mgH re-Id sews forward and reverse,"~ TRAVEL TRAILERS accounts for you. Car, refer· , f!i. were "Thanksgiving dinner, Th' Street to the zw·1rt. Mr and Mrs Harry Jackson· Health in this are from your mode!ln ·~ kJtd1Pn C:lll aro . ed t buttonhole (Q ality Built) d $985 t $1785 cash ,~.._ I d' on tr , - . honw. Musl have pleao,am G Rou~h Portland, 0. 843· zag equlpp , o ' 1967 Model• In Stock ences an .. o , r!ilills of their daug lter an ing pr ty on Water Street. were called to Tennes!ee· by voice, nire personality, and .~ ' 12 6 31 : ~onogram. darn, etc. Sews capJlal necesscuy, 4 tu 12 , son·ip-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wll- Mr. nd Mrs. Lawrence Sel- the death of her brother, .. -·~·I 225>. P hke new. Pay off,! P.ayments ROUS.r&- LYONShours wee.kly nets excellent liam, U:hew and ' children.. of ler• Mrs .. R.· B. Sellers of Jettie Arilrvisited her'dau"'" one pariV lloe. $250 per •our . . -~- ---~b1 k- d t $100 I1 Ph 9922o8 II 1 f II time • ,_ · · hours ·per dav 5 davs per YOUNG fema le ~c an . an : · eat' J. CAMPING TRAILERS montl Y ncome, ~ . Pomeroy. ~ Col us visited Mrs. A. L. ters in Chesapeake recent!J. 4 week. Apply lod;y by ~nlong, coon hound, partially lramed, . .._ . 12 8 tic Horton St. Mooon, w. Vt. mo~e. ~or local mt~rvlew, Mr. and Mrs. LarrY Smith of Fia gail and .son, Robert. Mr. and 1\irs. Roqe!'t Alkire to I)E.\TA·KARE SURVEYS,, Reasonable. Hoger Lellheil. 1966 VACUUM CLEANF.H uut wn.e F.agle lnrlustrJe>, 4509 Coi~'llbus were holiday · week~tl nald Harden of the U. S. and Ray were sppper psts of 3'' N. High, ColumbO>. Ohoo, - Rock_ Sprmgs~- _ 12 6 3tc ' of lawaway, tank type, com· ~A~f'f:f' Mmnetonks ,Bl~d., Mmneapol· l g]\0111! of heJ parents, Mr. and N y stationed at Memphis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire 43215. 12 8 ltc COLOR TV. 196'1 Motorola, like . plete with at~achments. Only ALL NEW FOR 1967 IS, Mmn., 5• 416 · Mrs. Robert Gant. T n .spen~ tbe holidays with of Racine .Wednesday even!llg. 12 1 BAH MAID Appiv' · at Hi·Ho , new condilion, full warranty . : 4 payments $6.00 each left. (67 Apache Mtrodal Eleanor Kay Schneider, soph· s p·~lents, Mr. iloid Mrs. Mor- Rev. and Mro. Campbell wera lllp Bar, Middieport, •0 . mal;e payments of 15 per . Ph. 992·2685. 12 8 tfc 11 Ftot Long • omore at Marshall Coll ege, in s Harden. also guests; 1967 Apochtl Due Dec. 10 Sic week or pay off balance. Ph. TWO PAIRS girl's roller Business Servrces Huntington, W. Va., spent the Thanksgiving Day dinner Mr. and Mrs. Baby Whaley 12 7 ------· -992·5649. ll 20 u: l skates, metal cnses. ''"' 7 holidays with her parents, Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. of Columbus visited' ~. '• and 1 1 Help Wanted 'HAY. delivered or can be pick· Mrs l 0. McCoy, Reedsville, FIREWOOD nth $8 ' WITH COLD Weather ahead,, and Mrs. George Schneider. Hilldore were their houseguests Mrs .. Robert Clark..._ • . Otuo . • any 1e g ' 1 crickets, sp1ders and .other Mr. and Mrs. W11l!S Leadmg· Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hill· Mr. and Mrs. D11e WU!iamlf. · 12 8 Jtp PAiiT" TIM-E---;aitre<<. Apply ed up. ph. 99_2_:61}2·_ 12 6 6tc . per 60 cu. fl. load, free dehv. msecto Will be cornl~g mslde ham and daughters viSited . his d6re imd 'children of Rockford, were weekend guestS· Ql .91'.• in person are Crow's Steak DAlly ( R0 55 W 0 RD ery. Ph. 8!3-248!. lZ.S· 6lc I your home where 1t s warm. m,other, Mrs. Rosa Leadingltr.fu Mich ., ,Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. Don Giblnn 1n P~ House, Pomeroy, 0. SOLIDSTATE STEREO - 1966 1 Protect your home from of: •Sooth Webster, who ae~ Byer and children . of Middle· mouth. . · · ' ',. ~~" I 1 11 8 6tc 1 l. ~~~~~s ""· :e~~~~:ea l9. ;.:'c ;e~se walnut console model, rad1o these pests w1th A~AB, panied. !.hem heme for a few port. Calling in the a!temooo Janet Vermlllion of~ .. . ~ jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-..--...... - : !i. Demon. no" s society equ1pped w1th 4 speed autoavailable at ~ng Builders days' visit. were their grandson, Bruce Is spm:Hfing a . week wttlf~s.: 1 strativ" 1 . Famous 20. Clas-ity rna tic changer, 4 speaker Supply Co., Mtddleport. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bartels McKelvey, of the Military Po- Bessie Graham. . ·.. · ~ ' 22 · ~::~~~~: sound system, just taken in. 11 30 tre and chHdren and Mrs •. ~~rtels' 11ce, who hu · just returned Dale Whaley of ColumbJi~• 2. ~~h• 9. ~Zi':'n capital' var. 3.Work"or 23.Citytn Pay $125 per week or pay ] mother, Mrs .. :cora ~.!lfD!iji ~f from a tour of duty in Korea, lted the Robe)',t ,\lklres . on BOY or GIRL 10 Put lhrough aooorl Nov""" . balance due $96.28. Ph 992· CUSTOM butchering, will buy Cincinnall W!""' wee~ · :v~•l· and Mi" Clarlce Norris, local. Thank$fliving, ' . , 4 1 26 · 'f:.:·~~~· · · :0~: ~,;:~.~n 3218. 12 6 file hides. Phil Meter, 992·3.110. ors of. the former's parents, Mr. Mrs. E. s. Mills spent the Mr. and Mrs, Ruuell Mason In Rulland on Main ut•n•ll •· Fo .... tway top GUITAR amplifier, Ill ric and Mrs. Emmett Bartels. holiday with her daughter and visltPd Mrs, May Ma1011 .Sull<. Street & College Avo. 3 -in.iiut, 12. F.lliptical 6. Handle of drapery lHif'td•r'• ohiWt'f with tremolo control, 12 in. I Mrs. Mildred Teas~e has_ reson-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . 0. day.. . Earn Maney and Prit11 13. ~~;.~.f; 7. ~!:vr: ~~~t~et 36. ~~~~an Jensen speaker, on and off MAKE MORE. PROFIT_ by turned to her home .m -Cehf~r~ .Patterson of- RUtland. .. 1. • Delivering Tho Doily 1 rift~,~ Mr: H . M~~.n'1 1 . Dome 2u. Mutus 36. Per11ian li.'ittng Y. our ftrm. 's ,servt~s In nia after visiting here three Mrs. Roy W1'nebrenner, Mrs. days with their pa Sentinel to esteblishod pilot light, like new. $35. Ph. D 1 Sent 18 Busmess nick:1ame •candal or ceremony prince me 1 weeks with her sistPr and bro- Elizabeth Merritt and Mr. and and Mrs. Willam Eichinger and Route 12 1 Stc the . aJ Y 949_394 1. 10 10 i~: ~~~~rder 1 ~: g~!nt i~: ~~~eater !~.'~~:tell. ServJce column. ther: in · law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gordon Winebernner ~t· Mr. and Mrs. Dana WinebrenCALL 992-2156 '""" 16 Anguish age atlon BREAD, 5 lor $1; 16 rolls tis· ucn«INEER Edwm Hayman and other rela· tended a hymn sing at the Gmd· ner. 18 Land sue II; Dart bacon, 69c lb., 3 ~ lele Seo Ice Uves and friends.:-- · ing Star Church at Letart, W. Qarice Norris, atudent 1 lb. bacon, $1.~9; Sugar, 4!fe Cri:PKradl•lf'Gw Mr. and Mrs.' Renneth Law- Va. at Ohie University, spent the 19. ~~~~Jre fot Rent 20 Dlotre•ocatl with $5 order; Cube steak 'll'rlte. Prooe 01 Coalad son of llolurnbus were Thanks· Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks, holiday weekend wttb her par;;;-;;;7,=, _ .. ___ 21 Amond 79c lb : pork chops, 69c lh .; A. I. IIRAIJI'IIIW giving Day guests of her sister daughters, Barbara and Patrie- ents •. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll FURNISHED 4 rooPmh. 992ap54a3r~-. \ ;~: ~~~~.:~ milk, 79c gal ; Banner sausRacine, Uhlo and broth~r-m-law, Mr. ~nd ia, were holiday "'eekend guests Norrts. . . ment with balh. . tl• I """"'"'hu. age 2 lb lor $1: Bananu,. !Oc tic Mrs. Dale Warner and ch1ld· of his parents, : Ml'. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gllll 1 1 12 6 c 1 "'"' lb. M&G Food Market, Rl. 7, ren. Mrs. Myrtle Wtl)'ner, local, Orville Crooks and other rela· moved Tuesday to Portsmouth SLEEPING rooms, close in! ;:: ~~~:~~ Middleport, in Cheshire . SEWiNG machlnes. repau ser· was also a dinner guest. . . tives. where be has been ~ town, 127 Butternut Ave., ' no''"' --- -- ~~- 1 Jlp _ rtce, all makeo. IVY ~UII4 Mr . Floyd Grimm, Chr1stma, Mr. and Mrs •.•Ci!!:! Hubbard with !tie Ohio Po- ~pany, Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc I ~' Hal< em• LEGHORN H~NS. 50c each. W. n.: F'abroo. stoop, Pomeroy Bobble and Trec1a, oi Coi.Uf!1· vtsited recently with their Mr. Carl Edward• .of Co!U~ ROOM house ·and ·b,lh. fur·]''·~~~. Olov'o s. Michael. Near Chester. Autoorized Singer S•lel and bus were weekend guesto of son and daughter·in·law, Mr. bus visited his daughter, Ele.~ 6 nace and garage. 250 w. Main , 33. Pronoun Phone 985·3956. 12 7 Stp serviCe. I ill ttc his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mel· and Mrs. James Hubbard and or Winget~ aod daughter and St. , Pomeroy, 0 . Ph. 992·1 ~~. :x~:t:ef'r lso- NEW Hampshire white vin Grimm. sons of L1u{cH.ster. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. DoD2668 or 992·2961. 12 5 tfc 36. Flrot·r>tt pullets, $1 50 each Lois Barn· REAllY ·MIX <•mereta deUvel' ' Mrs. Goldia Rollens of Le· Mr. and Mrs: Edison Hubbard aid Wee~. " F • harl , Portland, o. 12 1 Jlp ed ngbl to your pro,teeL l' ..t tart, W. Va., visited recently spent a few dars with their son Mii,;· E'van WUI has relunled HARMONY apartoiiflflts, lhree i 39: E~~~ed _ - -- - - - · - _ _ --~- and ea•y. Free .,timalea. with her siste1, Mrs. Roy Wme· aild daughter:ir>law, Mr. and home a!ler spen~. · several rooms furnished. New : Plast· 41. Appoarln~ MONEY fur Xmas, gil·e us a Phone tf!IIHJ'/84, Goeglelo brenner.. . . Mrs. ,[)ale '. Hub~ .. or Wash· weeks In Marion. vis!~ , ~ er, painl, floors. sink. electric 42 try. We pay cash lor new or Ready·Mll t;o.. Middleport, Thanl<sg1vtog Day guests . of ingto!!l J'l, :c. - ·" .. , sioter and brother·m·41W, Mi. r•n~e. bath. fllno"'·e heat. 43. Early old guns, swords, old pocket QnlO. ti 3U Uc Mr. and Mrs. Jam.. s, ~!ck , Lindt EiChinger and Patty and Mrs. Mike J!:en!Z. Mt. ~!I Prlvete parking. out ol all , tn'&der knives. old dolls, ammunition, I were Mr: and Mrs. Thomas .J. Patty:ilinel!reober ol Mountain who was cnnlinecl.to the toos(llo flooh, nne biock from high \ nt Spain any caliber, any amount [ Am aJNOITIONlNG l!efrlgeo Quick, of ,Cdlumbus, Mr. and Slate '!iusiness r o!koe of Par~· a! for a few w~ II slowly scllool. Pomerny. Ph. 992·5:1ll'l. 1 DAII.Y CRYP'J'OQUOTE _ llece'o how to work It: Fife's, .rear ol Speed Queen auoo serv~ce. Jack's Refrog· Mrs. Dena)d .J. Quick, daugb· .':'~=~W~·~===s~pen~l~the;b~o~li-~lmp:::ro~v~In~g~. I< 4 tfc 1 Ax y D L 111 A Ax 8 Laundry Mat, South Third ' oration, New Haven. Phone ters . .Le~ · ~d ~slie, o[.,Ga· SROOM house with batb, on I •• L 0 N (j FE L L 0 w Ave., Middleport, 0. ru !..3531. 4 I tic hanna. ' ~nernoon caOers-.. ~re ,. Pt"arl St., Middleport, Ohio, I 'limply llla.nds for annther. In this 1!amph~ A j ~ .Jstl 11 29 12lc - Mr. and M~. f'lQyd Chp~l) near grade 'chool. See Mattie ' 1tro1Jiilf'll, '" " L'o, X fur the two o·•.• ,,, Single lettero, "P"'" 1967 STEREO, like new, Solid HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural and daug ' h~·."· Shellf,•,. af,'to-. t.he length and formation of ttw worda are aU hint& -3. Bu~h. 689 Page St., Middle· ! Ear.h day tbe oode letters are dltferent. State 3 :speed int.ermixed Ooxol Bottle (Ja~. Arnold IUJJI:bus, ~ aQd ,Mrs. ·blu.~~· ~.re port, 0. 12 4 tfc changer. BSR chang•r. make Brolhers, 618 E. Mala St., of RIM:ine. · ·~.; ··;~ •. FliRNJSHF.D2 bedroom apart· A Orypto,.... Quot&tlon 1 payments ol suo per week romeroy, I Q tl< f!lrJ. t;llzabcth , Jlii~~<il,m:th ment, furnace heat, M•ddle· Y J.: c Ac Au • Y Eu s Tz A' v w Ns or pay balance due Still. Pll lnluranu bao returned home p!l)!rcl•~l,Bft> S K E T I U E C A H Z T z U A N A z " W • • 99Z-5fl49. ll t8 tic _ .. 11!8 iii Akron with rel~tlYaf. I 0 Ph 992- 3814 por' · · ·u 28 tic ! y E A. ~ " • AKC Miniature ond •roy- Pood· GET A qootatton from RF.U· Mr . .aQOI Mrs. Law~ne• Hil~ BE N E c A . - B II L A M B K E L M E z les, black or silver. S I u d f(,;ll IN~VRANCI£ . A!li>:~CY dOr~ and '~hildren(!f~ll,\tnY. ,L<!' fi"UlJR R.tk)M hlrm!thed apan Yeeterar'• Cry~uo&e1 IRRATIONAU.Y HELD TRUTHS St:!rviee and grooming. Phone 1' 1t.:. btil'ureo ' renewmg vuur 'rt, Larry-lrand ·Mary,, OJ ttork· DM!nt w~ W658. • ,. •lc . ~~~o~..:~~~~~~RMFUL THAN RI!:ASONEI> ERRORS. 119Z·S4Il. auto ln•ura"!"' ~ We may o• Ml<:,IT\ 1peri!. lh~·· !ha,nks11 25 tfc FU.RNISHEDand -;;;,furno,h!'d . lble to •~ve y~u nouney. ' o[y,Jilg wiie'ke.nd with ·h1s ~,,. w 1»61, Xhl( Ft1Wo1IU BjD.Gl~•te, luo:,J A to "·lei ·a a tfi'', "~~··! 11 I ...il ' M T G Hill apartmenl!o. ct... to ···hool. ' u •• M)\..: ~!1· Phone 992·0434. 111· 18 lfc 1961 BLUll 1.,(1 ·donr stanrla;(( ' WT0~11liiii.E in<UtOO t>een. dot~. ; \Thl!v ·' also vl•ltod c Mr, - OOM f ~6 cv hnuer Bel Air Chevro.et. can•·elled' l.os! your opera!· af)d Mrs. William MrK~It~ : 4 R umis · apartment' a&H Ph.' T4%·iilllll. or'o ~c.nso! (;all wv 2-2'1!18. tind.family o!Porlland, and Mr. I wltb bath, ht Pomoroy. Ph. · · 2tp 1 I& ue liiiU.Irs.' Robert Byer and faml· 12 7 tn.llt'/5 or ee2-2571. 12 t tic J~ DIDN'T R<SIIT BAC.t('... I'OIU~IS lly HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNI! OJT Of ~E5Pec.T AGE! ' - ~ OH, MAMIE. rM ASHAMED J IJJ'ijT MY l'EMPE~ ~ Cllr'W lAST EV(,NIMG, AHO·SHOUTEO AT '«1!:1, IF OH!."c' mo! l-IE'S ' 0~. PHEIC'! 14E~Gii'OW UP' WE MUST & PAnENTI " 1 COULDN'T f.IELP l-l£ARIN' TI-IEM LAST EVENIH'! DO ):g.l T!.IINK' ~8E CLII=ToN R~LLY ~ LOOKING ~0~ A il.N' PRPYS SCl HARD F!1~ HM A'-L lH' 1fM[! .,.,.,, BtJ r tt:W cAN l-IE leND CE£! I WIQ.I so• MOM I-lOP!;<; I I ANY JOB, '5LE£PIN' AclLI~<-nN' AN' CXJT a l L NIGHT. II. P~~O WI rH 'APE'" RY PE" I 1~1 ~1£ HOT' ~OD'f l!.UT TW...IN' MOM WCULD IIR!;(-1~ HEI? I ' Kt-IOW' tT'S SURE A ROUGH Qto£.,EH? I I' I I WANTED lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN ABBIE AND SLATS :t I, -- tt l ==========:'i lly BRANNER WINNIE WINKLI I 1 r ,, I DOC~! us IN? CH.A'IJG:? ?U~!\: 3 THE: N16~ T . I rr la.tii~OI o:_;;;;:'"' • THe YOU i.:T Jl": \- !3::&5'= \\'!l5 A=-'<Ai? TUAT ~ ~ :; 13Q:\1NAZ K;.'(5 IN ,.W•oiiE S L:::;-r PO::KE,.6001( MIGHT i=ALL 1-..r-C ~ ~ :,~0'-.!E=T '-'"3~~!" A\J DS. r r r:. r r. .1.-:--11 r I ;;;;;;;;;:;:;::=::;· PHONES !f!N6 \JG AND I CAN'T OPEN GLAD vou R:: !Jt~<= , vEs, AU"lT B=&s = ,1}.15"5 W!N'<L:..::.AN HII:J '1-IE LCC-<.5 r WINk! t,-,..oollr T+41NICI T~INK! By RALPH BUGS BUNNY ' i I'M 5 1-!0lC.T o· "eLP! evERY GOTTA MAK MtNUiE COWNT; ~ ro"!,· .....'\. . ' ..\ •, ' .- " �............_"""J!m':\'C"~~ . I•. ~.......,.. _ _ _ __ _ ,_ '· • '' · e nttne ;:. . ~ ~ ! :~ ::. . : :; ~ DllfltJied To Ths Interet,_ 01 TM JleltJ.M,on .4rea ' . ~. ' .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII N0. ·195 ' tt .I at y e .. ... FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1966 FIVE CENTS J ' Woman, about 50, is Found Dead by Familiar Method Reagan Has New Mantle In Nation CINCINNATI (UP!)- The body of a woman, about 50 years old, was found strangled early today, and pol~ce said they had a "~ot suspect," who may be the Cin~m­ nati strangler, believed to have commttled flVe surular murders. Homicide detectives rushed to the scene of the slay· ing, identified as the Brittany Apartmen~s. The victim's identity was not known, but she was beheved strangled with a stocking found around the neck. Police said another woman told them she was follow· ed into her apartment by a man who drove up in a cream and brown automobile. which was similar in color to one seen near the home of Mrs. Alice Hochhausler minutes before she was strangled I Od. 10. seen. A neighbor saw the man and ! The strangling victim's body his car and telephoned the lit· ' was found by a tenant about cense number to polico. Offi· ' 8:20 a. m. , lying crumpled on i cers said thia incident occurred the flour of the service eleva- '! about l'h blocks from the Brit- tor. The victim's dress tany Apartments. been pulled up. The woman who was fo!lo~ed had I Detectives left the body un- said the man pulled alongSide Itouched so the coroner could I her at the curb several t1mes, . . , 'd th' N . h examme 11 exactly as found. stop ped but sa1 no mg. e1g • bors said the man followed the I Police beHoved the woman woman, Sandra Chapps, 22, in· 'could be the Cincinnati stran- 1 to the building and up some I gler'a sixth victim In about al stairs before leaving, apparent· year. The first rape-strangling! ly because he knew he had been was Dec. 2, 1965. ! I CHARLES PEOPLES, RICHARD CARTER ·HRISTMAS KETTLE - Envoy Ray F. WlnlnJ of the Salvation Army In Meigs County is shown rmging the traditional bell to remind citizens of tbe Salvation Army Christmas Appeal Kettle. Money donat. ed goes for the purchase of gifts for needy Melia countians.-Sentinel photo. ----------------- High Church Council to Ask Halt in Bombing of Viet Nam ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 MigsEluded "· In' Attack . Give A New LIVING ROOM SUITE Your Full Service Bank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Seroinp Meigs County tor over 94 Yeatt Member Federal Ruero1 Syrt<m Member Federal Depamllnrurance Corporation '' 'J• Just Re<oivlld Anether 1119 Shipment .. . This Year! Shop Elberfelds Furniture Department on the 2nd and 3rd Floors for gifts you'll like. Desks - Chairs - Lamps Room Dividers - C.,dar Chests - Living Room Suites Bedroom Suites - Dinette Sets - Pictures - Mirrors Occasional Tables - Record Cabinets - Stoves Washers - Dryers - Refrigerators and Many Other practical and appreciated gift suggestions. RCA. Victor Color Television Black anlh White Tel~vill~ ·-· Portable Television - Stereo Record Ptayer8 '\vith AM/11'Mand FM Stereo Radios - Portable Record Players - Tr~Ji$1to~.,Radios - Table ·AC/DC RadiosClock R~di01. Stop In the MUSic Depattment on the second floor -See all o( the fine ~<;<\. Vji:tor Gift ldeu and select your needs now. Use Elbe~,elds • Se,Jl~IIIJ~ _Credit Service t(/ budget your :" · . • payments. , '• , ' I ' I I·' ELBERFELD$ IN :P.OMIJJOY . ' ......-.-.rtflllllllltltl..,.........,.,....._..unznn - u d t r r. nnan ...»nrM " t , rr .\·,. ,. ' l ... ·• . ' ,. ~ ly. ' r?n:;rir I' ,, . t stu ·- lllltl?P '· '· ,, '' \ ,\ \ "J ,,~ I :1 tr � 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 8, 1966