https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8f714d250c808236cd41738c9d0e6899.pdf ccdd93583e9da018db30f67bc2ac2df4 PDF Text Text . '' . • Playlet Presenting Life of Christ 1: ~~~~~!?.~~!' Hea!~ e~~f.'S Event <lory of Christ's birth and Mrs. Br~ce Lloyd was program chairman. and narrated representing _the CoJu~bus ana the playlet. Takmg parts were SGuthern OhiO Electric Co., Mrs. Bernard Fultz as Mary, was the guest of the Easter~1 mother of Jesus; Margaret Ed- Future H()JTJemakers of Am~n wards as Sarah, and Mrs. John ca (FHA) at Eastern High Krawsczyn as Mary Magdalene. School Dec. 5 in the home ec David Krawsczyn played "What room. Her topic was, "How to IIChild Is this" on the accordian Make Your Christmas sparkle II duriir,. the program. wilh decorations of various The program opened with a kinds.'' in descnption and del piano prelude. " I Heard The monstrations. 1 Bells," by Mrs. Emerson Jones. A formal initiatioo of new I I Mrs. Max Donahue was devo- 1mem bers was held laltr in l~t' pr. tional leader using p•1ems and , evening when. ever~· gtrl WJS 1 prayer on the Christmas theme. presemed a pw to be worn all Chrisl nJa' carols were >Ung in week. A plan of work also was Iunison. discus.<:;ed. Mrs. .James Cr iswell, An upcomin~ jitney supper "~::.~i.h:eiii::i I was di scussed, and refreshiii ment s served. Pfe, as seen m retropsect by His mother, Mary, highlighted the pro~ram hour of the Decemher meeting of the WSCS at Heath Methodist Church Mon- WELLINGTON BOOTS Leather Lined 11h: to 11 $1?.·99 .. was used on the deconoled blrlb- vid Swisher, John Pat Riley, Fult2 Terry Gardener, day ca" e. .Marc ' Neff Steven Mrs. Batey was assisted by Roy and Larry • Brenda George Batey, son or Mr. her mother, Mrs. Roxie Oller Mrs. George Batey, obser- and her sister. Shirley Royer his 8th birthday anniversary in serving the guesis ice cream, recently with a party given at cake and minis. Games were home of his parents recent- played and prizes awarded the ly. The Batman theme was winn~, The. honored guest reout in the tablecloth leelved gifts and carde from the napkins, plates and eerre.m: invited guests. ,-............==--------,1 MEN'S Holiday! Just Unpacked MiSS BF.TTY fRADDOCK Mr and Mrs. L. E. Craddock of Rt. 1. Belpre, an- I begin in Januaryh Wllh .\!Irs.~~~ ~ nounc:e.the e!Jgagement of their daughter, Betty Jo, to len Bro~n as ~ alr~a n. Kt' nneth H. Hager, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. s:udy ~Ill be g~ven m two ~~ ! Hager, Sr., of Route 3, Coolville. Miss Craddock was · s~ons Wllh the first one to . j gr;1dua led from Belpre High School with the class of gJven at lhe Januar~ mf't'IJOg. 11963_ She 1s employed with Broida Stone & Thomas. Mr. AfOUR d aU d About Mrs James Clatwurthy, cont ributing, served assorted Christma s cookies and lime punch. The table was covered with a lace Jf.H.n our '67 Christmas Club. -- · } a red lighled candle and grren- •Prrsonal Loans •Home Loans eSafety Drposit 1 Bank-by·MaiJ I ery. /ialional, ' "The archlle<tural firm of Sullivan, loaacs & SUlllvau 1nd tbo State Department or Educallon cOncur in mendil).i the site In the •lcinlty of Salisbury school u the loe&o tlon of the Meigs High School, Their recommendation is bll!ed on many faclors reported in the analysis of the varlou.s proposed sites, "Concurring in this prof.., slonal recommendation, the Ill· perintendent recommeoos thM !he board of education proceed witb negotiations to obtain the property needed to provide an adequate site in this area. "The major Items upon which this recommendation ls made, are: (I) Proximity of this site to a municipal water source. (2) Proximlty of tills lite to the junction of the two major traffic arteries In tho county. (3) The central location of tho site In respect to potential IU· ,.,..--"--- ly." Altorlley Fred W. Crow ud WUliam Soulsby, represeniiDg Mr. V, A. Carman, fl, owner ol the property oougbl lor COIIIII'IIetlon of lbe ocboot, dii<Diaed the oiluallou 11 lenJib wllb the board. It wu agreed there will be a meeting ne<l Tuesday niglll of board membera, school offi· cials, Prooeculing Attorney Bernard Fulu and possibly a representative of the architeo!ural firm to discuss with Mrs. Carman, Mr. Soulsby and Mr, Crow to agree upon the e1act. amount of land Involved, PLAN MEETING Soulsby and Crow also confirmed that a decision would be made on whether or not tbe -- -- tUP!)-U.S, )l!is 1quarter of a mliUou gallons of pierced a defense led by the . gasoline and oil was destroyed. most modern Soviet-buill MIGS H Bo be and bombed several military eavy l!l rll targets on the outskirts ol Hours earlier, giant U.S. 852 Hanoi millt ' ffl 'a! 'd strategJC bombers flew over the ' lll'l 0 CJ 8 881 dividing zone and dropped today. One American plane was . · r~ported downed by ground fire. heavy explo~ves on areas nnk said I where Norlb VIetnamese troops U·8, 'r:esmen oor rted I0 be bUild'mg CoJD(!Junilt MIGS Including two were repo I \he ad ced' · d strength. o G van swept·wmge The Communist attack oo the Ml 2ls, went aloft ID lnter<ept fuel dump at Tam Ky was the Amencan fighter-bombers coordinated wllb mortar and m the raids Tuesday. The nreUghl as•aulta on flve surMIG21s fired beat.seeking mfs. rounding outpost&. A U.S, allee, bot none hit tiJetr tars•.~ Marine unit 81 one of tile The apokesmen sald U.S. Air outposts was reported ID b Force and Navy Raidera l.ll:tJc! ave targeis wflbln five Dilles oT ·t~~~ taken b.eavy casunlU"'- · South Norlh Vietnameee capitol, bul • none near Hanoi resldenllal FREEHOLD, N,J, (UPI) areas as Communists claimed Dr. Carl A. Coppolino toot earlier today· lbe wliDeBS stand In his oWD Meanwhile, VIet Cong troops defense at 11:11 a. m, lEoTI countered with a pre-dawn raid today as lhe murder Lrlal or today on a South VIetnamese tbe doctor • hypnotist neared 1 Moore's Qpen Evenings Til 9 1 DEC, 17-1:00 PM $50- $25- 5.$5 PRIZES H.\ YS COMING HOME RiehJrd {Red) Hays, son (;[ ' Mrs. Str~lla Beys, Mill St. Mid-· i dleport, who has been in Vi~l N<1m, wiJl return to the sta tes . DPr. 17 on the USS Beale. Hays will land at Norfolk. Va., proceed io Middl1•pnrt in time to celehnte his 22nd b1rthd ~y t·re lJO Dec. 20, and will re- 1 mai11 here through Chri stm<Js. I l-Ie IS .' n his Fourth year m the .1\,w.v. Thf' HP;:~Jr is en:'Ou1P ,, stalt•si;l!• via thr Near Ba~ t , Ht:d writing from Athens, 1 1 eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 24- 1:00PM $200 - 3 · $50 Prizes, 5 · $25 Prizes, 5 • $5 Prizes MEIGS THEATRE Pomtrov ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET- No purchase Is required. You need not b• present to win. All drawings held in tht Pomeroy Parking Lot. ' .. -.•• '. ....... ~ Stiffler's Red Anchor Ebersbach Herdware Simoni~ Market Moore's Store Pomeroy Flower Shop Crow·• Steak H~;~vse Karr & Van Z1ndt Motor Sata Pomaroy Sunoca Station Hoyt's Sofollo Station Krogtrs Mtlgs Equ1pment Co. G, & J. Avto Ptrh Co, The Fabric Shop B.R.W. Hdwt. & L.. thtr Svp, Sug1r Rvn Mill• Gibbs Grocery Fulton-Thompson Tractor sar.. Ohto Valley Plumbing & Heating - .............. .,"*' .. . . . . . · - - .. - ~ .... ... .... - O~o TONIGHT "TtiE T,ROUBLE WITH ANGELS" - Terhnicotor- Pomoeroy Home •nd Avto Cen lngel'• Carpl!'t Hovse llaylt>y Mills Rosalmd Rus ~ ~·lt, Binnie Barne ~. Gypsy Oownie·Grou Simon's Pick-A-Pair HoSf> Ur-, June Hardin g Co1orurloonfl: Pkkl•d Pull Big 61!'nd Trailer Salf>s Assoc . Radio & TV. Midway Market Dan~ A1hl1nd Service Pomeroy Motor Co, Admi.~ c:i on; BOW@r!l Drive-Inn B•itty's A••taurant SPONSORS: Fermert 81nk & S1vlng1 Pomeroy Netionat B1nk Oevlt-Warner lnturtnce William" N1tionwidt lmur. Revton'• lmurtnct Karr's B•rber Shop Crow, Crow & Porter - . . -- ~ ~·" ...... Little lo Bopptd 7Jc and 40c •nd Thursd1y December 14·15 Wednet~dav NOT OPEN ------·Frldiy 111nd S1turday Dt«mbtr 16-17 "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" - TechnicolorGeorge Hamilton, Susan Oil· ver, Red Buttons, Arthur Nationally Famous TV Advertised Toys Secret Sam Captain Action:.~· _ s.t. 3·44 The T•Jgers 2.~9Men Fighting Wen - -- The roughe>sl. tougf'l.. t fightinv comb.tt t..m ner 11een Tiger Uniforms 1 .4~·.:_ Ktddl., Ma tte Is Little •.•. Topper Ret. Girl1 Topper ' Tank 2w~ Rogulor T1ger 2J7 _ __ Th• my&terious M!lln of many ldtntles New From M•tt•l Switch & Go ~~5 _ Solo 14·81 at . Twin G, 1'. Ctr Set •• 1. Topper1 Ill · Johnny Express ~~~5 s.1• 13· Go Go 88 2.49 _ _ _ _ lilt F1mou1 WORLD Remco'1 Scrumlng Mte-M" A bitt huck that do61 evtrylhlna GUN :;;, _____ 3.49 Does every thing by remot• control By Tbe UPI Cirll .4rre•ted OPEN EVERY NIGHT SUlY CUTE DOLL 8y Topper Roaular 2 . 9 8 - - - - - - - MANY OTHE2 TOYS REDUCED I l" ALSO PLENTY OF ACCESSORIES . SaVe on Doll Clothing All Clothing Reduced .:·!~htijHJih School. Hblon II Shaker - UNIT CALLED The Mlddl E ·-··• ~~ •· mther&Jen~ ..,_ was ......., w e 0 Taylor, .residence Wednesday at CN~IIAS SflLSfiPITIIIC 12. a, In, for Mr..Taylor, 8 Ilk RESPIIATIIf IISfASfS medical paUent, who -:as tak· ji'?~~~~ ..,llltohooVetaram Memonal Hoathe _,.. pl "' ..- . ~~. - - IMif . ' ~~ . _ ....., ..... ~· · · ---- .. ..- ... -._,..,. ..._ ....~_, ...............,. _ _..,.,!r, ·..., 1w ..._.. 111. · . _ ,, ~ . 1 The U.S. casualties occurred shortly after midnight today when a 155 mm artillery shell oliPiocled while inside the mnuol The artillerymen were Urlnl allells to harass Comrnu· aJst foroea ID Tay Nmb v1nce Attadt STORY OF THE BEAR- Frances Klein I! shown with two children at the Children Community Dinner, and a bear which was used by Mrs. Klein m her story told to the children. Mrs. Klein was program chairman for the annual event. llr. Pickens, who killed the bear two years ago loaned it to Mrs. Klein for the program, ' have given the Penta Coonty Vocational School Dlslrict an additional $600,000 a year, But· ler County voters rejected lev- ies for two lOcal school districls, and Fairfield Local's requeste-d 4.7S-mlll lncreaoe and Ross W{'3I's request to continue a six- mill levy both were turned down. Amanda . Clearcre<k School District voters rejected a fivemiU operating levy, and Circleville school district voters delea led a 3.S-mlll additional levy. Six ll!strlcf 14 Future Evans; Rutland, silver, Everett hers from J!OIIlpetlng teoms. Farmers of America chanws Holcomb, These questlolls test the chair· participated In a • h a p t • r Also observing the contest man's abUity to handle mlsprocedure contest Tuesd•Y were members of the Symmee takee and unexpected procednight ·at Hannan Trace -Jiigh Valley FFA cluJpter and advi .. ·ure, and also cherk mistakes School In Mercerville. or Bill Melvin. Each team con- made by the competing te~m. Teams participating, · . thefl .dueled a business meeting an<l The teams are scored on bu.. ratings, and advi!!Ors, were dtmomtratnd its knowledge of iness procedure, ol)O!Jlng .,.., named today by Emerson parllm..,tary procedure. monies, the chairman, the ..., Shimp, Hannan Trace advisor. Tho team or t to 12 memhera rotary's report, teem ••"'cl· ..- • They were; '· 11'11181 demonslrate, u~ng it· patloo and the team's quizera Gallipolis, gold, Charlee ~y;. ema of business which wero for other teams, or; Kyger Creek, gold, Rail>h drawn 20 mlnutea earlier. The Through this activity P'FA Needs; Hannan Trace, gol4, team must have throe mern- members learn proper pi'O(:<!d. Emerson Shimp; Southern I;.o- bera act os chairmen, ure ill a bll8inee8 meetbJI u CIJ, fiOJ.d, Rebert And""''n: • Ourina lhli di!mOlllltr:llllllll well as speaking before a RrOUP SouthWestern, .Over, l!obert ut:l( ...,n ill qumed by tlllnldl1& 011 tbeir lee&. . ·~··!.f1ijr-;f~II;~J>~, ~~ ··l"l~"<lo(r;•. . DISPLAY TREATS.- Children at the community dmner Tuesday evemng at the Heath Methodist Church, display a few of the treats prepared by members of the Church, Christmas Spirit Showing With Full Force w;: b~::.: ~:~ District ·FFAContest Ratin~s Announced Ill ..._._ " . llaMNlml Warren Stev"!m Admission: &ic and 30c tlve others received wounds. off~ York and Wuhlngton, rtducln& It to two hours, 5 minutes, WEATHER Pomeroy mishaps. In the others, eight ' VIetnamese clvillana died and 90 \ 124 W. MAIN - Technico lorAudie Murphy, Joan Staley. By Uulted Press lnlomallooal The vote, 8,615 tor and 7.022 School dislricls lrying for a against, according 1o unofficial second time to secure addition- returns, gave 55.09 per cent apal r~venues were handed _dis-- proval to the operating levy appomtmenis from all Sldee ihey had defeated Nov. 8. Tuesday in special elections. School officials threatened earAt. least five school operal· lier If the levy was not approvIng lev1es were rejected by vot- ed the suburb's schools would era from Toledo 1D Hamilton, be sbut down in J:~~~uary. 'llher most of them by olim margins. i...es thal failed were a threeVoter! in Cincinnati's suburb- miU additional levy in Tea.vs an Oak Hills passed a 14-mill Twp., six northwestern Ohio tax levy by a scant nin..hnn- counties rejected again a 1.5 dredths of a per cent margin. mill operating levy thai would AIJo ~ ai111111, II 1- vin Tate. "GUNPOINT" casualties. , Three tragic war accidents 1 also were reporwd today. Twu Americans were killed and lwo others wounded ln one of the Meigs Memorial I!Gspttal Pennsey PllllllllO 'I!IA:d<diml'ell11rlto;n•- Garnet C8r1oo.l Highbaii96Trains BY BEULAH .JONES of candy treats, gilts for all favorlto with children, present1 101 ; William 1, Levacy, BOSTON IUPII _ The Penn- . The Christmas spml was show- ages; and to lop II off, a chick· ed s program or Chnstmas storSyracuse; Zora Walker, 1 . Railroad hoping to re- 11111 In full Ioree Tuesday even- eo dinner followed by ice ieo w arranged that there was , sy va=~ls glory .htys as a giant ing at Heath Methndisl Church cream and derorated Christmas participation by the youngest. I h::'b~: Barbara of Northeast transportation plan with appr0Xl111ately children """kies. She told a story of an early 1t,,.,.:.. Doris Sayre, Michael to highball trains a day a· of the community enjoy1ng the The basement dining ~m American Chrlst~as with its 118 1 Lisa Lynch. long the New York-Phllad~phia- annual Christmas dinner and was decoratnd with holly, pom- jingle bells and siOJghs, and led Washington corridor at no Party. . settles, greenery •nd rolored tho group in simng Jingle Molga General llotpltal miles an hour starting next Oc· Everything traditional I<> balls. The tables were decorat. Bells bo the accompamment Admll181ono - Pearl Pullins, 1was there, .including a lighted ed with lighted candles, slel~hs. of real bells and the accordion Ray Gibbs, John F. Piper, chief malnten- make childiSh h~arts happier balloons and other holiday sym-, played by David Krawsczyn. Dlschor,.o - Essie of way officer of the Penn- ChriStmas tree With all I h e bois. I Mrs. Klein also told the color· Yarbrough, told the New England Rail- trimmings, popcorn balls, aacb Mrs. 0. P. Klein, always 1 1ful story of a little Indian boy Club Tuesday the high, betepti)oe Lt. Ralph Schaar, ' In of a four man team I the use of . teen-JIIera In · the ~ll the pis are O'Connell, Chris Crosby, Ke- ·· ·"!r """"' ............ .-.. . . . . --.-.---· . . ······-·'0·.......- - ..- ·--·' - ·· -............. ................ .. WILLING WORKERS - Girl Scouts of Troop 39, Middleport, have spent a great deal of time making "Sock Dolls" to be given to needy children for Christ· mas. The girls will also donate their favorite toy in order to make some child happy on ChrislfMs morn· ing. The Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce •ponsor the gift program. Leaders of the Troop are Mrs, Ike Neal and Mrs. Harold Thomas. In the larger group, left lo right, front row, Ida Cacsi, Cynthia Manley, April Fraser and Stephanie Ord; second row, Diana Lynch, Carol Teepel, Mary !Au Mills and Cyn· thia Demosky. In the smaller group, front row, left to right, are Janet Neal; Linda Gerard, Martha McNeal; second row, Teresa Thomas, Judy Owens and Barbara Fultz. I . .. outpos~ reported light overall 1 Voters Frown on Schools Bids for Money CLEVELAND Heights Ponce plan · ID charges In Juvenile ,;ilnal 30 hlgh school inyolved 'In purchases of nar- , coilu, I VIetnamese forces at the other pro Clvlliana Meanwhllt, U.S. and Vletna· mese combat unlis continued to .weep through paddies and ioresls aroond Saigon where Viet Cong guerrillas bave stepped up a terrorism campaign, During the week ended storage area for fuel vital to 80 eud. last saturday, Viet Cong forces U.S, operations south of tbe kUied 36 civilians and wounded demilitarized zone. More than a 1_ _ _ (Coollnued on Page 4) .ruqs. 1 I eTHIRD DRAWING Rlnr 011 Comp1ny PomnDy Cement Block Ca. Lendmark Stor• lleettner Auto Co. Kepble's Sahio Sl!'nt'lu Sta, Prancis. FIori~! 'Omtroy Pa1try Shop Hartl•v and Benm•tt Nelson Drug Store K & C Jew•lry ltn Franklin Slore Ntw York Clothing House LIZ Shop Swlshtr & Ltthst Elberfeld• CNpmtn-Canaday Sfoloe!l Margutrlt•'• Shoe Sht)p ftlue & Crt)' Restaurent Got11ltr Jtwelry Stort The ilet# CoUniJ ~=~I of the Re~~nal Llbr;r). Center wlQ oller as Ito Chriot-1 "'"' presMI .to Meigs County 1 "stOry ltr,!lr'' ·to be held Dec. 21, 22, The atory boor chairman Mrs. Franc~, Klein, who weiCf'mes assio~e In the entation. Pions are to includ•• I sto~. rerords..,. and Rames. stories, records and games. m. to noon. and l p. :·m. to 3 m. Pa1·entfl are tnvit.Pd to leawe their children during the story boors while thev Christmas shop, announced Mrs. Plkkoja, h•ad librarian, The communiiY, service Christmas lights at the bookmobile were turned on '('ues. day eyenlpg, The tree was donaied by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brewer, Portland, and decora~ ed by the boo)cmoblle staff. I $800 IN CASH PRIZES prtngs SAIGON will be presented Sunday even· ing. DeL". 18 at 7:30p.m. at the 1 I . Military Targets Hit On Hanoi's Outskirts I' • 1 GIVE-AWAY . land sought for !be new .bleb eure all the property """ed by May 21, lll67. Band Boosters Group, ~ school from Mr. Carman ~ Mr. Carman, and tndlcated this -Set the commencement date !hat the band boooters ol lbl be purchased without th4< jjoi!J'4 may be a factor in possible ..,. at Pomeroy High for rue>!day, new school be given a percenlo . movln& in condemnat148 pr11o aotiatiooL May 23 Middleport High Wed.age ol the gate receiplli for ceedJn&s, OO'HER BUS~ nesday, May Z4, and Rutland athletic events and also oDI .; 1 Board President ·!\fd!ard In other activity of · t h a High on Thursday, May 25. concession. Supl Hargrav~ ·' Jones, and Supl '"'' board: - Heard it reporle<l that Mr. Indicated a meeting wW ~· observed in the di n ,jrilb - A heaUng bill or t3,520.30 Pearl WUiiams has offered a held early next year with tho 1 carman representa } that from lhi RuUaod Fu~ and Gu reduction in option price from omoolidated band boootell11 a price for· the 1 •• ls Company lor the past monlb $20,000 lo $15,000 U the only group, the dlstrlct alblellt~l finally approved by State waa discussed and tho declslon part of his land optioned 18 that board and !he three prtleiJ! ~ Department of Ecluca was reached not ID pay It, Tbe lying east ot Rt. 143, at the band groups, ID attempt 10 11M Crow said he feels that U the board, questioning gas blUa for infirmary site, No action was rlve at an agreement Ill · lllls'l board and the C1rmans can't heatlng the Rutland ~ementary, taken by lbe llo&rd. matter. j agree on a price, the matter bas wught assistance of PUC - Agreed on rental of the - Gave Jane Wllliamll a s.:< should be put throllllh court as officials. Pomeroy Junior high school months leave of ahseoce ~t qulekly aa possible. Supl Har· - Appointed Terry Ohlinger auditorium from noon to 7 p. her cook's dillies In the distri · ·x 8 graves said the optimum Umo as a teacher In the Pomen>y m. on Feb, 20, April 17 a n d Attending wen. Supt, for beginning C0118tnlction of Junior and Senior Higb Schools June 19 ID the Red Cross Bloodgraves, Asst. Supt. ·~' tne school would be May I of effecUve on or before January mobile, Morrison Board President Jooei next year. 30, - A communication was disand membero WUUam Kin& Soulsby recorded hb hope that - Set Baccalaureate at aU euased from Mrs. Jolm Welch, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, VIrgil Klni the board wW not want to ... _ _:thre:.=e_h:::igh~.:sch=oo:::b:....::on::...::Su:::n:::d=a:y:.:.•_ _ch_a:::irm=an .::....::: of:....::th:.:e:....:: Co:.:n:::w:::li.:da:.:ted::.._ _:and=-::Hir::.:am:_:Sl::a:.:wter:.:::..·_ __ tUre consolidation in the coun- Elberfelcts In Pomeroy CASH - ! • ite at Rock -.Jchool I Mr. and 'Irs. G. E. Flrvan church. The annual Candlelight Pomeroy Merchants "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS ' £t:C ....d. ·~ ::.. ~ .... .-'' ! _______..___ 1 ·- 0 NO. 1~98~...:..---------.:.PO.::::MER:!=::::::OY.:.:-M:.:.::,:::ID:::::DL~EP:.,::O:::;:R:!!T,...:.O~H.:,:;IO=---__;W~E::D::.:N:::ES:::DA:..:.Y:..t..,-:D::::EC::EM=BE:::R.-:.1:.::.4,L1.:...:9.=:66::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,;F~IVf CENtS lions: and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Ann service will follow the chil· ; Hyland and dJugl1ler, Laura dren's program. The children I SON BORN Ann of Powhat an Poin t, were will be given a treat following Mr. aod Mrs. Isaak Wilt, Co- Sat urday guests of .\1rs. Gladys the program. The classes will l lumbus, are announcing the Cuckler, ha\'e a pracllce session Sunday binh of a son, November 29 in : ~ · morning dur ing the Sunday 1 Mt. Carmel Hospital in Colum- · Mr. 311 d Mrs . ~- · E. H<~lhburn School opening _ The Rev. Max bus, weighing 7 pounds and 4 of Athens were Sunday t> \ rmng Donahue will conduct the can~ ounces, named Michael David. ; dJ_nner gue_.~ t s of Mr. and Mrs. dlelight serv ice and the 1 Mr. alld Mrs. Wilt have three Limier Dams. groups wtll present the Chr'TSl· 'l ! other sons, Chris 9, Pat 6, and 1 Mrs. Eslie Mossmnn visited m::1:-:. ~tory m mtrratJon and Gregory, 18 months. Grandpar- recently in Newark and Gran- song. I ents are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ville wilh relaLives. I Saelrrt~ and Mr. and Mrs. IsMr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser Gret>r ~, uf his early arrival aak Wilt, Middleport. spent the we~kend in Columbus home. with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ~~~i~ Quinn and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDow~ll. , Mr s. Susie Fis('fler and Mrs. , Grover Erb visited Fnday at 1Middleport with Mrs. Charles . McNamee. Charles Bur~ who is <'mployed in Lorain, spent the weekend [ wtth hi s Family, Hutl<lnd Hont Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard , of Lancaster spent a day last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Miners~·ill e Also visiting in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ht: zer of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler Ior Reynoldsburg spent Sunday with hf'r parents, Mr. and Mrs_ . .' Harry KeJser. Alfred GloecknN of Canton spent Lhe weelr.end at hi s farm. Cherry Ridge. and alo;o Shooter Cant visitt•d his mother. Mrs. Jacob (;]CN:'rkner. Rogul., 1.79 ~ •Mort gage Looms eAuto W:ms ., "' tl• ...-: --------~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------o •· '!Q!. XVIII A Christmas program by the . Sunday S('hool classes and the : Juninr and Senior MYF memJJers of Heath Methodist Church . t enttne '.r. ~ ~ '$,1.;;.. 1'o Git•P Proormn t'l ! • • .... •J J.. ~ e, :-- ,- H••11til MYf' Groufis Po.mefOll cloth and centered with an arrangement of glitter balls with COMPLETE SERVICES at· y Wlth l Hager was gr;.tdualt>d from Eastern Hi_gh Scho?l with I hostesses, Mrs . .James JiViden, __ _ _ _ Miss :>lellie Zerkle, Mrs. John ~~'~'"'<c::-t:-P" ·~--.,. Zerkle, Mrs. C. E . Young , buy those gifts next Christmas , . , start saving now! A little savPd each week will :~.dd up to a big check. • e ~.' ~·l -~ *"""' prayer. . ,the class of 1962. He IS employed by Un wn CarbHie MeI Dunng the socJal hour . the · tals Corporatwn. A June wedding is planned. Mrs. Galen Brown and - ' NegoUatloos directed to possfble p~ of acreap in !be Roel:"springs vicinity of SaJis, nury Twp, for the new comprl> bensiw Melga Local School Di.. lrict blJh school will be oontiiJo ued up to January I, This w~s ,~ded by t h e Me1fs .Local Board of Educa- . lion, upoa the reoommendation ot Bupt,,,.Qeorge Hargraves, Jr., Tui!Oid4Y night at the board'• rtguhlr montbly meeUng, Supt, Hargraves released the following statement In relati.. •hlp to the aMouncement to pr"' ceed wllil purchase negotla· Aprons Mrs. Criswell ·announced that a study on self-cval~ation would Part of 1he fun of Christmas ls giving presents .•• a big part of the giving I~ money. 'fo be able to flll!st See The Big Selection of cl1urch directorv. ' ' ~· ' . ... l, / ,· : Randy Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center 1 . She closed the meetJng • Open Evenings Until 9 m(!cting. Mrs. Fultz displayed clocks for th~ social room and one was chosen to be plac~ ed in the room. It was announc[ ed that Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook would plare the allar I poinsettias in the church sane: tuary on Christmas, Sunday, Dec. 25 to be given to shut-ins foll owing the servJCf'. Group pi rt.ures were taken for thr ~Merrier Bachner, Jay B~~YPeggy Pal· and PeMY : e McKln· ty, Ronnie M 1 y Joe Me· ney, Kathy onpe ttlt TommY Cloud, Kmty e ~Its were Wallace. Se~dinl~ Little an d Keith and av K thryD Mila Manley. M;s. , Jlim~~~t~s.~A~re~p~l~ic~a~of~B:mm: · :·a=•~1 ~p~~::n~t~w~er~e~V~~~w:t~an~d~Da~-~G~ard~e~~-w~as_.a.w__a~·----·-, ROUSH SHOE STORE WrapUp "• !... &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec.,- IS, 196 8th Birthday Is Obsetved by Ge·orge 8a1'ty Mrs. Efaw is Demonstrator Of 'Sparkle' Mrs. Nancy Efaw of Al'-er.s, ,, ~ . 1• ....... ,,,,~~;;, -·and \;)/>-.·>'~··•""' a- and Christmas with the anirnals 'cludei wllh the singing of of the forest, includin! bears. IIenl Night. Here, the children , e t"at- The children were l(lveu idlli ed to seeing a real bear, al- of toys, candy, and popCGrii though now a bear rug, which balls around the lighted QJrtdo was loaned by Dr. R. R. Pick- mas tree . ens who had bagged the besr This Is the th~d year of 1!1 in AlARk'" wilds. Mrs. Klein dinner sponsored by the CIJrl&. was assisted in the slnry pres- tian Social CollCOfns CoJnmJe, entation by Robbie Ord, dress- sion ol the church with Mrl. ed In authentic Indian costume, Nan Moore as general chair' telling the story of the birth of man. Other members of !be Jesus in the Indian sign !an- Icommission assisting were Mn. page. The program was con- Emerson Jones, Mrs. Jam• ...,_,_M..,_ ~.ul:., ~!. ~~~:.;: COLUMBUS IUPII -T be Illite today rea<ho11 a contract agreement onder wbkh Oblo Stole Univerolly woold operate tbe Oblo Tuberuc~•· 11 Hospital, tbreatened •ltb the 1 do f 19 m gua n nunes. The effect of tbe eoatracl 8 to ta~e effeet "wllhln ~.. ays, would be to make the 11r1r11es and - r employ" ot lh ...pttal emplo)U of lhe antvenlty, a •pokeamaa said. Tbe aunes tbas would 11411 llave jobs irom ~lllcll to .,.. ° 11p ' ne Gibbons. "Many hando mal<e light tile load" halo helped make event possible, 81 chureh bers B!sisUng. 111 dellwling invltallons, pl'"'·lng the .. up and retuhllng lbem to homes· the Sr MYF mernbfl servlni the 'too!d and seeing ~ each child hilil all ' he o....!a, and ...:...... the b;d"''P Chi:"eoen!ram........., . the 00~ h .._.:..,t by th ome were """'•" ' · Howard RuppeU and Rev. M Donahue IIIJd iltY•al tuclt . asolsted with iie.ifrWJc lncluftl, , (ContiDtiM 011 Pap ij '· �, • - ·-.' ' • ' I .~ • -, • ~ • 9 1n I •' 1 .....' ' e or or s 0 I w· Eastern IS Inner 'f ·~ I ,· -' i; '~ ,, ~ 0 · ver sout.hern! Scor:!e Coli aet bock In ... W 1o stayj!and, fouled out. Bob Grueser l Arthur Friday nicht for a ~me l ....... 11168-87 wllhln seeonds. . and Sherm Cundiff exited for I against Vinton Cotlnty while ' I College 888kelball Resoltl Clip · 'llllll I IIHI vlo- McCUntock ho turned . the Tornadoes. ' Eastern will be at home againSt By United p,..11 totiii'DBtiooal . . , f1f« lbe iloatiHnl Torna' ' " am ' Rutland. ... . . II'IIMIM l'tlllltlay nigN. for the Tornado team only re. Amos Wallbrown, a f>.ll sen· By quarters· Eut cently, a<ored eight points on ior, led Tornado scoring effort Ea t · 16 31 42 5U Colcb .,..., Wrlsht's Blg three field goals and two free with 17 points Cundiff had t4 s ern :Yale 76 Brown 65 Groen held alf.t lead whOII the throws and wal credited with Eastern hit 42 per cent of iis Southern 9 25 39 4ll Rutgers 69 Columbia 62 lint pl!lod elided were on top turning in a fine perlormanc< shots from the field while Snuth- Eastern - Martin. 3--1-10, Penn 95 fWchester 76 11-11 II balltlme 'and led 42-39 In the Mld.Qhio Valley Confor- ern connected on 28 per cent Douglas 5---&-16; Etchlnger U Boston Coli. 99 Harvaro 81 'l'lldlulemiDIPI_.,IIP lbo!r lollrlb I Dally Sentinel, Porneroy·Middleport, 0., Dec. 14. 196&--3 ' the Royal• with 311 wilt-HotAtFo~ILineAs ;~~~fr:: Dnmn .Kme• ks 127112 flnJ bed 7 6ers . • ' I ' ~pl;\~1-i:. o8nbuwl atrr~l'or . If '" th "''" '" '" By ·UIIted Prett toternatlooal ,nalrtlme ed~e . Wilt Chamberlain might be a New York came back and ~ ~ . tlf h h Meo myw a Ph. D. eandidate, what With the challenged the 76ers bul a t2lessons he qave the New York , point scoring spree by Lucmsl While you're worrying, IKnlckerbockers. I Jackson, Chet Walker and it could happen! Take Chamberlain proved New I Larry Costello put the game out , actl'on now. Look under a1 1111 . . , of the third uart. · -2-18; Newland 1-3-5: '!en· Providence 56 Rhode Island 52 York philosophy a bi1 false "' the Knieks' reach. I q enee game. Eastern htt 42 per cent of Its edum 1-3-2; Spencer 4-0--8. Springfield 101 Brandeis S3 Tuesday night as the Philadel- In other NBA action. Ba\U- ~ . INSURANCE In the · er. The game's leading scorer shots from the field while South- Totals 23-15-59. Westrnnstr Pa. 63 Carn. Tch 41 phia 76ers dumped the Knicks more beat Chica~o 122-!H. and YE~~OW PAGES. Where · The Tornadoes of Coach was Eastern Guard Charles ern connected on 28 per cent. SoulherD - Proffitt 1-o-2; Howaro 66 F. Dickinson 58 127-112 in National Basketball Cincinnati downed San Francis- yoor fingers do the 1 Craynor SJone, now losers In Eichinger with 18. Richard The Eastern reserves made Cundiff 5-4-14: Wallbrown s-Hunter 86 N.Y. Maritime 54 Association action. l eo 126-112. walking. lbree of their four games, man- Douglas had 16 and Mike Mar- a clean sweep of the evening 7-17; Grueser 1-2-4; Diddle Clark 86 Coast Guard 68 The Knicks thought they could 1 The Bullets evened their I' aged to tie the seore at 34-3>1 ton 10. by winning Jf>-23. Knrr of East- J-j)..2; Hayman 0-~; Me- Geneva 74 Slippery Rock 65 foul Chamberlain to get posses- ~ record at 2-2 under new coach . on 1 bucket by Senior John Me. Both Marlin and another ern led all scorers with 12. Cllntoc~ 3-2-tl Beegle o-2- Edinboro 73 Clarion 71 t~ion of the ball, thinking that Gene Shute with their wm over [ Cllnto<k. They Eagles, however, Eastern starter, Dennis New· The Tornadoes travel to Me· 2. Totals 13-17-4t. Kings Pt. 66 Union N.Y. 34 Wilt was as bad a free throw the Bulls. Kevin Lou$ery . ; American Int. 102 WiUiams 83 shooter as lle had been In the to!sed ln 24 points to pace the St. Vincent 81 Ind. St. Pa. 19 past. Bullets. Don Oh\, Loughery's Wilkes 110 Philo. Pllarmacy 62 But Chamberlain fooled the . nackcourt partner, added 17 In F & M 72 Ursinus 64 Knicks, by converting six of 10 . the winning eause. Cortland 37 Ithaca 85 , The big 76er pivot- Baltimore led 93-65 at Hle end ITrenton 67 Ph1la. 1'eJCtile 51 al.lempts. man also sank eight shots from of the th.ird quarter and the NEW YORK (UP!) -'l'lle $11.5 million over a four.year , AFL All SJar game~. The NFL Ileast a lie for the division Utle IAlbany N Y. 80 Potsdam 74 1he field for 22 points. Bulls never threatened thereofSuper Bowl, pro foolball's prize period. . _ I Pro Bowl, originally hsted for 1although St. Louis still has "I~wego 83 Utica, 73 Team male Billy Cunningham .•ter ..Jerry Sloan scored a career plUm, will be asmred of Wllque CBS Wlll have exclusiVe rJghts Jan. 15 at the Uls Angeles I chance to pull even and force a 1ufts 70 Mas~. 1ech 43 v.a11 h1gh for the 7f.ers w1th :12 1tugh of 30 pomt.s for the Bulls. exposure when the National and to televise the second and Coliseum, has been movt"<l 1u playoff. The Green Bay Packers 1LIU 61 CCNY 43 · p.Jints on 15 baflkets and a pair , Cincinnati endt>d a seVfm· l AmerIcan Football League fourth games ot what is to ,I an. 22 and the American 'I will represent the Westera Peon M1htary 102 Drew 75 of charity shots. ! game losing skid with a win ehampiDDI meet at the Lot become an annual affair in League All Star game in the Division. j South Cunningham broke the game over the San Fran('isco War· Angeles Memori81 Coliseum January ot 1968 and 1970. The Oakland Coliseum has been The American League title 1 OPf'R In the sE>cond quarter and 1riors. Oscar Robt>rtson paced Jan. 16. 1969 game will be broadcast Mlifted rrom Jan. 14 to Jan. 21. game also wHI be played in the : North Carolina 64 Kentucky 55 ~ spearheaded a NFL oommiasloner Pete Roz. exclusively by NBC. Date• Moved ~ast, where BosLon currt!Otly j E & II 86 Coli ot Charleston 79 · comeback. Th~ 76er~ el.le, in announclne die date of Rozelle said that the rlghts Both league champlon~hlp nolds a half-gam~ ~ge over Methodi.~t .~ St. Andrews 81 1Lrailln~ New ~ork 31-23 when hP the Ions-awaited tiUe clash 11ee for each exclusive broadcast games will be played on New 1 BuHalo. The Kansas City ChJef1 West V1rgm1a 103 Richmond 751 sank r1ve stra 1 ~ltt ~hrm to 11Pip Tuesday, said the game wiD be · will be $2.5 million, a record for Year's Day although the AFL I have clinched the Western Wm. & Mary n2 ~~. Carolma tiJ . Philadelphia gain a telecast jolntly by the l.olumbla ~~~ onMay ~ports event. title match previously was crown. Uuke 97 Vanll.t'J l11lt 89 - · --Broadcuting System and the The players also will benefit scheduled for Dec, 2C. The The Los Angeles Coliseum has Louisville 107 Tampa 55 National Broadcasting Compa- : munificently as each member of change will allow tile two i a seating capacity ol 93.000 and Soulh Carolina 76 Furman 57 S~JJO ll)'. Tbe contest will begin at 4 · the winning Super Bowl team league champions an equal time a sellout will assure profession- Maryland 85 Virgi nia 6.'1 p.m. EST and will reach a will receive $15,000 with the to prepare for the Super Bowl. 1al loolball ol its first $::1 millino 8E'thauy 78 Thiel 64 poteatlal home audience ot losing team players Ill line for The cllampionship game of I gate, according to Rozelle. The 1 Davidson 82 Va. MJ!i!<:~ry 80 mare than 60 million people. 57,500 each. 1the NFL will be played in the : lelevision broadcast wiU be 1Tt>nn. Temple 66 Tuscul1.un 64: . The American Leaaue has Rozelle also announced the l park ol the Easlern Divi~ion I olacked Olll wllhin 8 7!'rmile ! Sah!m 107 Concord 8!'1 been in existence since 1960 bul tescheduling of the NFL and winner, Dallas has cJinched at radius of Los Angele:s. Bndgewaler 86 Shepherd 85 It wasn't unUI 0 audd~n merger ' - ------ · · - ·--- - - - - - -- - - - McNeese 8J LeTourneau 6<i BRITISHER WINS With llle NFL last summer thai ALL-STAR Southwst.rn La. 93 NE La. BQ WOLVERHAMPTON. En- . • pine between the two league I Graml>ling 89 Miss. Valley 69 ebamplono was made possible. u Western Md. 96 Allegheny 66 gland IUPII-Jaek Bodell, 2021 · Good Fiaallelaa Midwest 2, or Britain, :~topped Bob From a Dnanelal standpoin1, eCOU 3 Kansas 70 U. or Pacific 54 Stalling, ,19£, of New York, In tUL CARS AI\E REDUCED! DOlle ol ~ owoera in eJther Cent. Mic'h. 81 K Midi. n the se\t'nlh roun~ of 8 Jeaaue have r~ason w regret N. D. Sl. 61 Coneordia Co!l 59 ~ough_hous~ heavyweight bout COME IN and SEE THESE SHARPIES the embllshment of Hlo SUper! INebruska 80 Washmgl<ln St. IH fuesoay nl~ht. Bowl. Nor do . the playen. I Wi«:<msin IW Iowa St. 7J Referee Chns Maggs stopped Each network will pay u · PT. PLE~SANT- Coach RIPLEY- The Seth Siler- Bradley !17 Northern Ill llli l«te brawl at.2AUolthes~ven~h · 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 Door H.T. mHUOD f« the single broadcast IDtrk Horton !I Pl. Pleasant B1g man Tide ~;taged. a b1g seco nd Washburn 91 Maryvi!lr 72 . ~ou,nd, decJdmg, Bod~· !,~ 1 w~s f~~ 1 8 cyl.. auto. lnms., pow . stel:'ring, R&H 1half comeback to nail thE' Rip· Wayne 08 Northweslrrn Ja. 7l ." 111 ftd ''n JlC•!nl~ .& ~.:,,,' 111 " w._ and, under terms of the BlacK:R turnt.'d in a strnng bal.s . Was $2495 - - - - - - Now Only $2295 aareemeut reached Tuesday' Ianced effort Tuesday ni~hl to \ j ley Vikings last night by a 72- Lewis 81 Jllinois Terh 6G Jflcapable of Jandmg a knockout 1964 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door !be nelworkl will pay a total of ride to their second win ol the 56 score and drop the V'kings Central loa 81 Coe 6!1 pun_ch. I S 8 ryl .. auto. trans., powrr sleN1ng, R&H 0 Was $1795 _ _ Now Only $1495 young season as tl.ey dumped to their third loss against no Quincy 102 MacMurray 77 SJ~~:M~I~~p? .:t" 1 ~ tr I visiting Parkersburg Catholic wins. Toledo &\ Marquette 76 I odn d I lams, 1962 Ford Gal. 500 2 Door 67-59. Millikin 78 Ea~tNn lll. 74 a 6-foot-3, 22~-poun eremn~e , 8 cyl., ~td trnns. wilh over drive R&H Seniors Buck Cal1 Jim Staats The luckless Vikings had ! Illinois Coli. 90 · Eureka 8.1 tackle from Wofford College m 1 Was $1095 _ _ _ _ _ Now Only $895 and Jeff Swisher .;ade a three '' carried a sli m 31-29 lead into Lincoln Christian Ill Judson 83 Sportanburg, S.C., Tuesday ·• It k th 'I ve heard or tlo~e guardlns, the dressing room at halftime s1gned a contract With the I 1965 Mi!!rcury Monterey 4 Door prong.., a ac as ey garb thl · rid. 1 '" ' S tb t M' · DoIph'ms of th e Amen·· , 8 cyl., std . trans., power stC'ering, R&H nered 16, 15, and 14 points reut s IS 1ru ous. but went stone cold in the secou wes 1 1am1 Was $1995 _ _ Now Only $1795 tJ 1 ond half while the Seth lads Texas 85 Howard Payne 82 can Football League for the 1 ad th spec ve Y to e e way. came roaring back. A big 25 Oklahoma 94 T.xas Tech 79 1967 season. I Sammy Patterson added eight A volley ball tournament point third quarter put lhe Seth Souihern St. 84 Ark. Tech 67 Williams, according lo DolCHEAPIES . RutlBDd Jll&li lost Ita third I while Ke!~ Kilday and Sergent will be held Saturday, Dec. lads ahead 54-45, and then the Ark. St. Tchrs 72 Hardmg 67 phin t'o-owner .loP HofJhiP. wil l' JAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY _ _ _ $125 game iD four starts this season !were splittmg 8 doze~. . 17, at %:30 p. m. In the Porn- margin spread even more in 1Tex. A&l 94 St. Thomas 90 probably be used as a defensive ruesda ntpt at Vinton, 76-51 Doyle and Rodershel~er led eroy Junior High auditorium. the fina l ranlo. Arlmgton 99 Austm 64 end or linebacker. el961 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Aut. Irons., radio & heat. In a M~e Ohio Valley League the Parkersburg. five With 13 The Girls Atbletic Associa- , Tex. A&M 78 S. F. Auslm 76 RATE STARS 1 oontest. and 12 respert•vely. Matt?'an tiono participating are Mid- 1 No less !han Jour Selh lads . Oklahoma City 103 Denver 9ll I NEW YORK •UPI)- Tom el960 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio & Heat. They were the vlctimt Gf lhad mne,, We~an com~d tDeport, Rutland, Carthage I hit in the double figures. Stover Angelo St. 75 McMurry i2 Lockhar~, president of the et959 Ply. 4 Or. 6 cyl. std. Irani. radio & heater lOme mediocre shooting of their eight, whtle Shinn ~nd Whtt· Troy and Pomeroy. The pur- IMpped the cords for twenty -two •N. Mex. St. 59 E. N. Mex. 56 Amateur Hockey Association of own, and ·a red bot Vinton club llatch had seven ~p1ece. . pose of tbe tournament is to points. Saunders had seventeen, W. New Mex. 83 Sui Ross 71 . the Unitt><! ~t~tes .. wAs na~ed 30 Cars and Trucks To Choose From 1 that hit 29 of 53 from the field , _The Blacks agatr. used a b1g promote lnter·scbool partlci- I Hendricks had thirteen. and Tuesday lo JOin B11\ ChadwiCk, l' orr Alwnus Pay l.ess At for 54 per cent. Rutland was 17 first quarter to start . them- patioa tn gjrls athletics. A Snodgrass had an even dozen. I . NHA Standings a former National Hockey D 55 for 31 per cenl selves on the way to thelr sec- trophy wtU be awarded tbe . By Onned Press International : League referee. ilnd ~I Laney, a Vinton, andefeated, at 4-0 (2- ond win against no losses. They wlooer of the tournament. For R1ple~, 5-11 sophomo_re i East•ru Division I member nr the New York World I, league), got 1 24-18 lead aft- won the first period 21·12 and Tbe price of admission "ill Terry Landis headed the pomt , W. L. Pri. Journal Tribune Sports staff. on !t' one period and never was then were outpointed 47-48 the Jle %0 cents. produ~~rs w1th seventeen p01n1s. Philadelphia 27 3 .9001a rating committee to screen : In trouble. Potion, a forward, rest of the way, though subs H senwr AI Standaro collected Boston 21 5 .\IINI candidates lor the Hall of Fan1e II Jed with 20. were playing at the end. At I Slllteen, and semor guard Ray New York 14 17 .4521hockey section at the new For Rulland, Davis was hi&b Ihalftime, the Big Blacks had Poor First Half Swisher broke double figures Cincin;lati 10 16 .:Ills I Madison Square Garden. I lfllb a. lllltlond reserves aJao iBiayetl ahead by nine at 37·28, Co . v· ' wdh ten. Shinn and Judge net· Baltimore 6 13 .207 1 -- 1Qit, 1348. Tba varsity contest '. and then increased that spread sts J 8 Game . ted four apiece, Bell had thl'1!e, Western Divi,lon ~ eqe went to Vln- 1 by the third tum. Then, with A poor first h~lf In whtch the Iand Rader hit two. W. L. Pet. : ton 0.111 Sl. ne lac d th C th0I'1 RIO Grande JV s basketball ' San F•ancisco 20 10 R tland Is t E 81 ~ ...:. a~ ' b ~ 't a ~ ream hit only 17 per cent of its The rebuilding Vikings must · Detroit 13 15 .4!li I ·~ u a a em. e 3 ra y, u 1 wasn shots from the field cost them now prepare to tangle with By quarten: enoogh and the Hortonmen had . . St. LouiS II 14 4ro0 • Ruuaid theJr thlro straight harowood Pmnl Pleasant, which bas won Los Angelos 11 17 :~, : 18 28 35 51 thel second . Vlnlon wkm. '•""'"" defeat at London, 0., Thursday both ils games thll! far, and Chicago 9 22 l!lll 24 49 72 78 Thr • 81 g Bl ac s, now s---e night will come to Ripley Fr'd I " lllllland - Davis s-2-8· :z.o will to Rl 1 F 'd · on t ay Tuesdav's Results 1 Hawkins 3-0-4· Knorr ~ ,;,;,1 to go hlp ey n .ay London Correctional Institute nJght seeking number three. The : Baltimore 122 Chicago 94 ' •1181• meet t e struggling took advantage of Rio's cold Vikings are now 0-3 · · · · 7: Weber :&-3--j): Yarbrough 1 VIkings, who are currently 0-3. first half, piling up a 5[>.28 lead. · Phli~dtlphl8 127 New York m ~; Soot! J-t-5; Wood IIthen coasted to a lll.fl6 triumph. TALS 43-111-116. Cmctnnab 126 San Fran 112 2-2, Ltlthey I~; Yotmg2- NAMED CHAMPS The JV's C5-2l will play at ' WNIION CI illt) GETS $2,000 ~~ 1-11-2. Totalo 17 NEW YORK (UPI)-Boh Far· Asbland, Ky., tonight. Box Ree, 13-3-29; Welch, !!!• rlngton, with 292 wmners, and score: t-33· Ivory t--4-8· White 1 CLEVELAND 1UP I) - Two p Vllt. - Gregory 5-0-10; Stanley Dancer, who logged RIO JV'S (Ill - 0.:.2· Hakins 9-i-'J!o· ~b· men held up a savings and loan 7-4-40; ~a!Dr 3-6- fl,ll3.403, were named National Wilson, I-t-3; Hawkins, 12 erls, ~10: ·Hives, ~; company in suburban Cleveland 11~1lilll • ~Vbt ~. Colemu 7 Harneso Racing Driving eham· -3-27: McDaniels, 11--4-26; Scott, 1-j)..2; TOTALS 411-15 Height3 Tue-sday and escaped with nn estim~led $2.000. It was --4-18, Sclll'oeder 2-0-4: pions, according to figures Riggs, t-1-3; Foster, 9-ll- -111. believed J~h";:"talal;~~~illal 1-o released Tuesday by the United 18; Miller, 5-2-U: Bethel, Score at half - London CI armed. one of the men was - · · Stalell Trotting Association. 1--4-3; Conway, 3-1-1; ']'(). 55, Rio 26. -.. __:.__: •1 t LA Gets First SUper BOwI TI rts Brl•e'fis 1 HEAD.. L!NE PLAY-The French soccer player with the balledhead gives the photog a good picture here during international match with Hungarian tea m in P~nis. The French te ~'.m won. HEIGHT OF FOIL Y- Looks hke it as Butler's Doug Wininger, a mere six-footer, tries to get out of this pocket formed by two lanky lllinois cagers. The lllini won it, in a game played at Champaign, Ill. ~ ' .. v'k'mgs v·ICt'lm B.I! Blac ks ShOW Ba}ance In2ndw·Ill . ' ·itt: Of S '- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR . ' ChristmasSale:< dH Jf pmnts . 8urst i 1 .. AFTERNOON liNE ON THIS RACEThe horses come charging home all in ;; line here at Aqufduct as the late, late season winds up. Winner was Ha il's Image 1 leading way home here. ... \ ;;;.r ~ --"--==-----·--. ton ··s Vm 76.51 Over Red Devils ' .. , ~ I 1' ' '·· ''' 1 I I ,I 1 'y' . /· _\, ' . 'If'~ '. • ·· DOUBL.~ TROUBLE-OpponentS o( the Massachusetts Institute of Technology five . will l>e see i~1g . doub;e yq)Jbl.e this year as identical twins, Ray Ferrara (left) :md Bob {rjiht), give 'om the business on the court. In cente..- is guard Rick Youn.g. \ ·.0f- · '. {,.. ;! ·.;.; I ll 1 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middleport F"••·· ; ' 1 s-I; 1 __________ PRO IN THIS, TOO- Dick Modzelew~ki, the Cleveland Browns' lineman who holds the rccor~ for consecutive gam~s ~layed: is a pro in this leaaue, too, as he pit r;hc-~ hay on his farm near Andover, Oh10. "Little Mo" also has interest in a restaurant. Closing All Toys Out At FANTASTIC SAVINGS Giants Obtain McCormick Again W~ FIIANCJSCO , 10 evtr tbou&bl Mib lllkt nuld be plldllna again fJJr lha .San Fri!IICiseo Giants? !,; ~~ {!p~· . WELl, I'LL BE DOGGONED!- The New Yurk Mets' se •d base· man, Ron Hun t, :-:hv ws surprise at his St. Louis home ~vhen he is in!urmed he h.:.~d lit-en traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers, • WILD, JUST WILD-:- The ball belongs to n11body lwre as Luclous Jackson (rear} of the 76ers and Richie Guerin of the St. Loui s Hawks miss out on a pctas attempt The NBA aume was played nt a_Philadelphill site. ltiug Featl"e.r JUST IN TIME- Goalie Ed Johnston of the &ston . · ~lck• tho puck fir~d by Blnck Hawks' Ken Wharram (center) Just il'l• tlme to laye a .score. The actLDn Is from t·ecent NHL game In BuaLon, won b7 11\t Chlca&p Black Hawlu. svnd!Catl ' ' ,- ' ' . ... - .:;..· ,, . <i .-i• -!~ , -~ · ; ·} . ,, any success with the Giants but International League, was aold Mlller remains one of the to Washlngtoo In April. 1965. It .;;;;;======i:fiij~=:=====~~ rJ American League's fine ,..llel was at that point that he began hurlers. to find himself. '1'lle taD lefly, whom McCormick, after a session at lrldlll away II a Baltimore and Rochester of the He posted an H mark rase to the Baltimore Orioles manager Gil Hndges of llmost foor yeara a11o to the Callere Basketllall Soom Senators that year and in llllt, rotumed today to his old Uufled Prw fnteroalloul hurled 216 frames while winr1ing I Iluh wblcll Is Ia 111 customary 78 Wooster 77 cot) II and losing14. These were JOed tl lefl.handed pftclllng. 98 Adrian (Mieh.) 112 most innings he turned In The Gfanlo obtained McCor· 117 Cedarville JOt 11161 wben he went 250 for a lllek, now 28, from tho 74 llllladale (Micb. 1 19 16 recoro with the Giants. WIBII!ngtoo fllaators Tuesday In 84 Muakingurn 61 In the paot, Mike has credited lldiaaie for rlallt-handed relief Wilmington 93 Malone 83 (ot) hlo comeback to the curing llt<her 11Gb, l'rlddy and 110 tendonitis In his left otllleldo!' Cip Peteraoo. Texas Southem If snd the fact that Hodges "made '"l'bii·;· dill wu made l'oletlo Ill Marquette 71 me feel really. wanted oo IINn&l* 0111' left · 101 Heidelberg li5 club." •fldtlal," a C!lilb Priddy, who was oblained In iald. · · Oblo Callol• Basketball Febrilar)', · 11165, !rom PitADd ll!e 8clledtd.e tsburgh, had a S-3 mark dUrii!lt I jeC a lllltdl : 11J VDI~· i'ruo tlllernallottal tbe 1'8sl ""'ao" In relief rDkS tbti ·'hltfcbl ~y Is playing In tit Xavier Caribbe•n area. Peleraon, at DePaul prodllcl til; .;the Gl,n'\f'• sys~m. baliod l2;Jl ' ·.Ifl\l'l , , J·• ~J·<~~-9.~!I1!·~··f!'t W••t Liberty cw. matrilj' ~·a plnch ·hl~. · Reserve ·. Va.) . ' 1·1wo ,..._ .. ·llllhlnwe -..ia 'a& Jolm ·~u ·"':"'_'~- OoFF I ':fu ~ ~ ' To runi.-"'"''"' . . ' ··' All Wheel Goods Re duced Christmas Catalog Shipment Lost! UNTIL 9 AND Every. Night Til Chri$tmas H-tr. ~ FIREsr.QNE Middleport., ' ' M4tmber of Middleport .MtrCfilrftl Glft~A-Iltml . . ' ' ' ' I �, • - ·-.' ' • ' I .~ • -, • ~ • 9 1n I •' 1 .....' ' e or or s 0 I w· Eastern IS Inner 'f ·~ I ,· -' i; '~ ,, ~ 0 · ver sout.hern! Scor:!e Coli aet bock In ... W 1o stayj!and, fouled out. Bob Grueser l Arthur Friday nicht for a ~me l ....... 11168-87 wllhln seeonds. . and Sherm Cundiff exited for I against Vinton Cotlnty while ' I College 888kelball Resoltl Clip · 'llllll I IIHI vlo- McCUntock ho turned . the Tornadoes. ' Eastern will be at home againSt By United p,..11 totiii'DBtiooal . . , f1f« lbe iloatiHnl Torna' ' " am ' Rutland. ... . . II'IIMIM l'tlllltlay nigN. for the Tornado team only re. Amos Wallbrown, a f>.ll sen· By quarters· Eut cently, a<ored eight points on ior, led Tornado scoring effort Ea t · 16 31 42 5U Colcb .,..., Wrlsht's Blg three field goals and two free with 17 points Cundiff had t4 s ern :Yale 76 Brown 65 Groen held alf.t lead whOII the throws and wal credited with Eastern hit 42 per cent of iis Southern 9 25 39 4ll Rutgers 69 Columbia 62 lint pl!lod elided were on top turning in a fine perlormanc< shots from the field while Snuth- Eastern - Martin. 3--1-10, Penn 95 fWchester 76 11-11 II balltlme 'and led 42-39 In the Mld.Qhio Valley Confor- ern connected on 28 per cent Douglas 5---&-16; Etchlnger U Boston Coli. 99 Harvaro 81 'l'lldlulemiDIPI_.,IIP lbo!r lollrlb I Dally Sentinel, Porneroy·Middleport, 0., Dec. 14. 196&--3 ' the Royal• with 311 wilt-HotAtFo~ILineAs ;~~~fr:: Dnmn .Kme• ks 127112 flnJ bed 7 6ers . • ' I ' ~pl;\~1-i:. o8nbuwl atrr~l'or . If '" th "''" '" '" By ·UIIted Prett toternatlooal ,nalrtlme ed~e . Wilt Chamberlain might be a New York came back and ~ ~ . tlf h h Meo myw a Ph. D. eandidate, what With the challenged the 76ers bul a t2lessons he qave the New York , point scoring spree by Lucmsl While you're worrying, IKnlckerbockers. I Jackson, Chet Walker and it could happen! Take Chamberlain proved New I Larry Costello put the game out , actl'on now. Look under a1 1111 . . , of the third uart. · -2-18; Newland 1-3-5: '!en· Providence 56 Rhode Island 52 York philosophy a bi1 false "' the Knieks' reach. I q enee game. Eastern htt 42 per cent of Its edum 1-3-2; Spencer 4-0--8. Springfield 101 Brandeis S3 Tuesday night as the Philadel- In other NBA action. Ba\U- ~ . INSURANCE In the · er. The game's leading scorer shots from the field while South- Totals 23-15-59. Westrnnstr Pa. 63 Carn. Tch 41 phia 76ers dumped the Knicks more beat Chica~o 122-!H. and YE~~OW PAGES. Where · The Tornadoes of Coach was Eastern Guard Charles ern connected on 28 per cent. SoulherD - Proffitt 1-o-2; Howaro 66 F. Dickinson 58 127-112 in National Basketball Cincinnati downed San Francis- yoor fingers do the 1 Craynor SJone, now losers In Eichinger with 18. Richard The Eastern reserves made Cundiff 5-4-14: Wallbrown s-Hunter 86 N.Y. Maritime 54 Association action. l eo 126-112. walking. lbree of their four games, man- Douglas had 16 and Mike Mar- a clean sweep of the evening 7-17; Grueser 1-2-4; Diddle Clark 86 Coast Guard 68 The Knicks thought they could 1 The Bullets evened their I' aged to tie the seore at 34-3>1 ton 10. by winning Jf>-23. Knrr of East- J-j)..2; Hayman 0-~; Me- Geneva 74 Slippery Rock 65 foul Chamberlain to get posses- ~ record at 2-2 under new coach . on 1 bucket by Senior John Me. Both Marlin and another ern led all scorers with 12. Cllntoc~ 3-2-tl Beegle o-2- Edinboro 73 Clarion 71 t~ion of the ball, thinking that Gene Shute with their wm over [ Cllnto<k. They Eagles, however, Eastern starter, Dennis New· The Tornadoes travel to Me· 2. Totals 13-17-4t. Kings Pt. 66 Union N.Y. 34 Wilt was as bad a free throw the Bulls. Kevin Lou$ery . ; American Int. 102 WiUiams 83 shooter as lle had been In the to!sed ln 24 points to pace the St. Vincent 81 Ind. St. Pa. 19 past. Bullets. Don Oh\, Loughery's Wilkes 110 Philo. Pllarmacy 62 But Chamberlain fooled the . nackcourt partner, added 17 In F & M 72 Ursinus 64 Knicks, by converting six of 10 . the winning eause. Cortland 37 Ithaca 85 , The big 76er pivot- Baltimore led 93-65 at Hle end ITrenton 67 Ph1la. 1'eJCtile 51 al.lempts. man also sank eight shots from of the th.ird quarter and the NEW YORK (UP!) -'l'lle $11.5 million over a four.year , AFL All SJar game~. The NFL Ileast a lie for the division Utle IAlbany N Y. 80 Potsdam 74 1he field for 22 points. Bulls never threatened thereofSuper Bowl, pro foolball's prize period. . _ I Pro Bowl, originally hsted for 1although St. Louis still has "I~wego 83 Utica, 73 Team male Billy Cunningham .•ter ..Jerry Sloan scored a career plUm, will be asmred of Wllque CBS Wlll have exclusiVe rJghts Jan. 15 at the Uls Angeles I chance to pull even and force a 1ufts 70 Mas~. 1ech 43 v.a11 h1gh for the 7f.ers w1th :12 1tugh of 30 pomt.s for the Bulls. exposure when the National and to televise the second and Coliseum, has been movt"<l 1u playoff. The Green Bay Packers 1LIU 61 CCNY 43 · p.Jints on 15 baflkets and a pair , Cincinnati endt>d a seVfm· l AmerIcan Football League fourth games ot what is to ,I an. 22 and the American 'I will represent the Westera Peon M1htary 102 Drew 75 of charity shots. ! game losing skid with a win ehampiDDI meet at the Lot become an annual affair in League All Star game in the Division. j South Cunningham broke the game over the San Fran('isco War· Angeles Memori81 Coliseum January ot 1968 and 1970. The Oakland Coliseum has been The American League title 1 OPf'R In the sE>cond quarter and 1riors. Oscar Robt>rtson paced Jan. 16. 1969 game will be broadcast Mlifted rrom Jan. 14 to Jan. 21. game also wHI be played in the : North Carolina 64 Kentucky 55 ~ spearheaded a NFL oommiasloner Pete Roz. exclusively by NBC. Date• Moved ~ast, where BosLon currt!Otly j E & II 86 Coli ot Charleston 79 · comeback. Th~ 76er~ el.le, in announclne die date of Rozelle said that the rlghts Both league champlon~hlp nolds a half-gam~ ~ge over Methodi.~t .~ St. Andrews 81 1Lrailln~ New ~ork 31-23 when hP the Ions-awaited tiUe clash 11ee for each exclusive broadcast games will be played on New 1 BuHalo. The Kansas City ChJef1 West V1rgm1a 103 Richmond 751 sank r1ve stra 1 ~ltt ~hrm to 11Pip Tuesday, said the game wiD be · will be $2.5 million, a record for Year's Day although the AFL I have clinched the Western Wm. & Mary n2 ~~. Carolma tiJ . Philadelphia gain a telecast jolntly by the l.olumbla ~~~ onMay ~ports event. title match previously was crown. Uuke 97 Vanll.t'J l11lt 89 - · --Broadcuting System and the The players also will benefit scheduled for Dec, 2C. The The Los Angeles Coliseum has Louisville 107 Tampa 55 National Broadcasting Compa- : munificently as each member of change will allow tile two i a seating capacity ol 93.000 and Soulh Carolina 76 Furman 57 S~JJO ll)'. Tbe contest will begin at 4 · the winning Super Bowl team league champions an equal time a sellout will assure profession- Maryland 85 Virgi nia 6.'1 p.m. EST and will reach a will receive $15,000 with the to prepare for the Super Bowl. 1al loolball ol its first $::1 millino 8E'thauy 78 Thiel 64 poteatlal home audience ot losing team players Ill line for The cllampionship game of I gate, according to Rozelle. The 1 Davidson 82 Va. MJ!i!<:~ry 80 mare than 60 million people. 57,500 each. 1the NFL will be played in the : lelevision broadcast wiU be 1Tt>nn. Temple 66 Tuscul1.un 64: . The American Leaaue has Rozelle also announced the l park ol the Easlern Divi~ion I olacked Olll wllhin 8 7!'rmile ! Sah!m 107 Concord 8!'1 been in existence since 1960 bul tescheduling of the NFL and winner, Dallas has cJinched at radius of Los Angele:s. Bndgewaler 86 Shepherd 85 It wasn't unUI 0 audd~n merger ' - ------ · · - ·--- - - - - - -- - - - McNeese 8J LeTourneau 6<i BRITISHER WINS With llle NFL last summer thai ALL-STAR Southwst.rn La. 93 NE La. BQ WOLVERHAMPTON. En- . • pine between the two league I Graml>ling 89 Miss. Valley 69 ebamplono was made possible. u Western Md. 96 Allegheny 66 gland IUPII-Jaek Bodell, 2021 · Good Fiaallelaa Midwest 2, or Britain, :~topped Bob From a Dnanelal standpoin1, eCOU 3 Kansas 70 U. or Pacific 54 Stalling, ,19£, of New York, In tUL CARS AI\E REDUCED! DOlle ol ~ owoera in eJther Cent. Mic'h. 81 K Midi. n the se\t'nlh roun~ of 8 Jeaaue have r~ason w regret N. D. Sl. 61 Coneordia Co!l 59 ~ough_hous~ heavyweight bout COME IN and SEE THESE SHARPIES the embllshment of Hlo SUper! INebruska 80 Washmgl<ln St. IH fuesoay nl~ht. Bowl. Nor do . the playen. I Wi«:<msin IW Iowa St. 7J Referee Chns Maggs stopped Each network will pay u · PT. PLE~SANT- Coach RIPLEY- The Seth Siler- Bradley !17 Northern Ill llli l«te brawl at.2AUolthes~ven~h · 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 Door H.T. mHUOD f« the single broadcast IDtrk Horton !I Pl. Pleasant B1g man Tide ~;taged. a b1g seco nd Washburn 91 Maryvi!lr 72 . ~ou,nd, decJdmg, Bod~· !,~ 1 w~s f~~ 1 8 cyl.. auto. lnms., pow . stel:'ring, R&H 1half comeback to nail thE' Rip· Wayne 08 Northweslrrn Ja. 7l ." 111 ftd ''n JlC•!nl~ .& ~.:,,,' 111 " w._ and, under terms of the BlacK:R turnt.'d in a strnng bal.s . Was $2495 - - - - - - Now Only $2295 aareemeut reached Tuesday' Ianced effort Tuesday ni~hl to \ j ley Vikings last night by a 72- Lewis 81 Jllinois Terh 6G Jflcapable of Jandmg a knockout 1964 Ford Gal. 500 4 Door !be nelworkl will pay a total of ride to their second win ol the 56 score and drop the V'kings Central loa 81 Coe 6!1 pun_ch. I S 8 ryl .. auto. trans., powrr sleN1ng, R&H 0 Was $1795 _ _ Now Only $1495 young season as tl.ey dumped to their third loss against no Quincy 102 MacMurray 77 SJ~~:M~I~~p? .:t" 1 ~ tr I visiting Parkersburg Catholic wins. Toledo &\ Marquette 76 I odn d I lams, 1962 Ford Gal. 500 2 Door 67-59. Millikin 78 Ea~tNn lll. 74 a 6-foot-3, 22~-poun eremn~e , 8 cyl., ~td trnns. wilh over drive R&H Seniors Buck Cal1 Jim Staats The luckless Vikings had ! Illinois Coli. 90 · Eureka 8.1 tackle from Wofford College m 1 Was $1095 _ _ _ _ _ Now Only $895 and Jeff Swisher .;ade a three '' carried a sli m 31-29 lead into Lincoln Christian Ill Judson 83 Sportanburg, S.C., Tuesday ·• It k th 'I ve heard or tlo~e guardlns, the dressing room at halftime s1gned a contract With the I 1965 Mi!!rcury Monterey 4 Door prong.., a ac as ey garb thl · rid. 1 '" ' S tb t M' · DoIph'ms of th e Amen·· , 8 cyl., std . trans., power stC'ering, R&H nered 16, 15, and 14 points reut s IS 1ru ous. but went stone cold in the secou wes 1 1am1 Was $1995 _ _ Now Only $1795 tJ 1 ond half while the Seth lads Texas 85 Howard Payne 82 can Football League for the 1 ad th spec ve Y to e e way. came roaring back. A big 25 Oklahoma 94 T.xas Tech 79 1967 season. I Sammy Patterson added eight A volley ball tournament point third quarter put lhe Seth Souihern St. 84 Ark. Tech 67 Williams, according lo DolCHEAPIES . RutlBDd Jll&li lost Ita third I while Ke!~ Kilday and Sergent will be held Saturday, Dec. lads ahead 54-45, and then the Ark. St. Tchrs 72 Hardmg 67 phin t'o-owner .loP HofJhiP. wil l' JAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY _ _ _ $125 game iD four starts this season !were splittmg 8 doze~. . 17, at %:30 p. m. In the Porn- margin spread even more in 1Tex. A&l 94 St. Thomas 90 probably be used as a defensive ruesda ntpt at Vinton, 76-51 Doyle and Rodershel~er led eroy Junior High auditorium. the fina l ranlo. Arlmgton 99 Austm 64 end or linebacker. el961 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Aut. Irons., radio & heat. In a M~e Ohio Valley League the Parkersburg. five With 13 The Girls Atbletic Associa- , Tex. A&M 78 S. F. Auslm 76 RATE STARS 1 oontest. and 12 respert•vely. Matt?'an tiono participating are Mid- 1 No less !han Jour Selh lads . Oklahoma City 103 Denver 9ll I NEW YORK •UPI)- Tom el960 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio & Heat. They were the vlctimt Gf lhad mne,, We~an com~d tDeport, Rutland, Carthage I hit in the double figures. Stover Angelo St. 75 McMurry i2 Lockhar~, president of the et959 Ply. 4 Or. 6 cyl. std. Irani. radio & heater lOme mediocre shooting of their eight, whtle Shinn ~nd Whtt· Troy and Pomeroy. The pur- IMpped the cords for twenty -two •N. Mex. St. 59 E. N. Mex. 56 Amateur Hockey Association of own, and ·a red bot Vinton club llatch had seven ~p1ece. . pose of tbe tournament is to points. Saunders had seventeen, W. New Mex. 83 Sui Ross 71 . the Unitt><! ~t~tes .. wAs na~ed 30 Cars and Trucks To Choose From 1 that hit 29 of 53 from the field , _The Blacks agatr. used a b1g promote lnter·scbool partlci- I Hendricks had thirteen. and Tuesday lo JOin B11\ ChadwiCk, l' orr Alwnus Pay l.ess At for 54 per cent. Rutland was 17 first quarter to start . them- patioa tn gjrls athletics. A Snodgrass had an even dozen. I . NHA Standings a former National Hockey D 55 for 31 per cenl selves on the way to thelr sec- trophy wtU be awarded tbe . By Onned Press International : League referee. ilnd ~I Laney, a Vinton, andefeated, at 4-0 (2- ond win against no losses. They wlooer of the tournament. For R1ple~, 5-11 sophomo_re i East•ru Division I member nr the New York World I, league), got 1 24-18 lead aft- won the first period 21·12 and Tbe price of admission "ill Terry Landis headed the pomt , W. L. Pri. Journal Tribune Sports staff. on !t' one period and never was then were outpointed 47-48 the Jle %0 cents. produ~~rs w1th seventeen p01n1s. Philadelphia 27 3 .9001a rating committee to screen : In trouble. Potion, a forward, rest of the way, though subs H senwr AI Standaro collected Boston 21 5 .\IINI candidates lor the Hall of Fan1e II Jed with 20. were playing at the end. At I Slllteen, and semor guard Ray New York 14 17 .4521hockey section at the new For Rulland, Davis was hi&b Ihalftime, the Big Blacks had Poor First Half Swisher broke double figures Cincin;lati 10 16 .:Ills I Madison Square Garden. I lfllb a. lllltlond reserves aJao iBiayetl ahead by nine at 37·28, Co . v· ' wdh ten. Shinn and Judge net· Baltimore 6 13 .207 1 -- 1Qit, 1348. Tba varsity contest '. and then increased that spread sts J 8 Game . ted four apiece, Bell had thl'1!e, Western Divi,lon ~ eqe went to Vln- 1 by the third tum. Then, with A poor first h~lf In whtch the Iand Rader hit two. W. L. Pet. : ton 0.111 Sl. ne lac d th C th0I'1 RIO Grande JV s basketball ' San F•ancisco 20 10 R tland Is t E 81 ~ ...:. a~ ' b ~ 't a ~ ream hit only 17 per cent of its The rebuilding Vikings must · Detroit 13 15 .4!li I ·~ u a a em. e 3 ra y, u 1 wasn shots from the field cost them now prepare to tangle with By quarten: enoogh and the Hortonmen had . . St. LouiS II 14 4ro0 • Ruuaid theJr thlro straight harowood Pmnl Pleasant, which bas won Los Angelos 11 17 :~, : 18 28 35 51 thel second . Vlnlon wkm. '•""'"" defeat at London, 0., Thursday both ils games thll! far, and Chicago 9 22 l!lll 24 49 72 78 Thr • 81 g Bl ac s, now s---e night will come to Ripley Fr'd I " lllllland - Davis s-2-8· :z.o will to Rl 1 F 'd · on t ay Tuesdav's Results 1 Hawkins 3-0-4· Knorr ~ ,;,;,1 to go hlp ey n .ay London Correctional Institute nJght seeking number three. The : Baltimore 122 Chicago 94 ' •1181• meet t e struggling took advantage of Rio's cold Vikings are now 0-3 · · · · 7: Weber :&-3--j): Yarbrough 1 VIkings, who are currently 0-3. first half, piling up a 5[>.28 lead. · Phli~dtlphl8 127 New York m ~; Soot! J-t-5; Wood IIthen coasted to a lll.fl6 triumph. TALS 43-111-116. Cmctnnab 126 San Fran 112 2-2, Ltlthey I~; Yotmg2- NAMED CHAMPS The JV's C5-2l will play at ' WNIION CI illt) GETS $2,000 ~~ 1-11-2. Totalo 17 NEW YORK (UPI)-Boh Far· Asbland, Ky., tonight. Box Ree, 13-3-29; Welch, !!!• rlngton, with 292 wmners, and score: t-33· Ivory t--4-8· White 1 CLEVELAND 1UP I) - Two p Vllt. - Gregory 5-0-10; Stanley Dancer, who logged RIO JV'S (Ill - 0.:.2· Hakins 9-i-'J!o· ~b· men held up a savings and loan 7-4-40; ~a!Dr 3-6- fl,ll3.403, were named National Wilson, I-t-3; Hawkins, 12 erls, ~10: ·Hives, ~; company in suburban Cleveland 11~1lilll • ~Vbt ~. Colemu 7 Harneso Racing Driving eham· -3-27: McDaniels, 11--4-26; Scott, 1-j)..2; TOTALS 411-15 Height3 Tue-sday and escaped with nn estim~led $2.000. It was --4-18, Sclll'oeder 2-0-4: pions, according to figures Riggs, t-1-3; Foster, 9-ll- -111. believed J~h";:"talal;~~~illal 1-o released Tuesday by the United 18; Miller, 5-2-U: Bethel, Score at half - London CI armed. one of the men was - · · Stalell Trotting Association. 1--4-3; Conway, 3-1-1; ']'(). 55, Rio 26. -.. __:.__: •1 t LA Gets First SUper BOwI TI rts Brl•e'fis 1 HEAD.. L!NE PLAY-The French soccer player with the balledhead gives the photog a good picture here during international match with Hungarian tea m in P~nis. The French te ~'.m won. HEIGHT OF FOIL Y- Looks hke it as Butler's Doug Wininger, a mere six-footer, tries to get out of this pocket formed by two lanky lllinois cagers. The lllini won it, in a game played at Champaign, Ill. ~ ' .. v'k'mgs v·ICt'lm B.I! Blac ks ShOW Ba}ance In2ndw·Ill . ' ·itt: Of S '- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR . ' ChristmasSale:< dH Jf pmnts . 8urst i 1 .. AFTERNOON liNE ON THIS RACEThe horses come charging home all in ;; line here at Aqufduct as the late, late season winds up. Winner was Ha il's Image 1 leading way home here. ... \ ;;;.r ~ --"--==-----·--. ton ··s Vm 76.51 Over Red Devils ' .. , ~ I 1' ' '·· ''' 1 I I ,I 1 'y' . /· _\, ' . 'If'~ '. • ·· DOUBL.~ TROUBLE-OpponentS o( the Massachusetts Institute of Technology five . will l>e see i~1g . doub;e yq)Jbl.e this year as identical twins, Ray Ferrara (left) :md Bob {rjiht), give 'om the business on the court. In cente..- is guard Rick Youn.g. \ ·.0f- · '. {,.. ;! ·.;.; I ll 1 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD Used Car Lot Middleport F"••·· ; ' 1 s-I; 1 __________ PRO IN THIS, TOO- Dick Modzelew~ki, the Cleveland Browns' lineman who holds the rccor~ for consecutive gam~s ~layed: is a pro in this leaaue, too, as he pit r;hc-~ hay on his farm near Andover, Oh10. "Little Mo" also has interest in a restaurant. Closing All Toys Out At FANTASTIC SAVINGS Giants Obtain McCormick Again W~ FIIANCJSCO , 10 evtr tbou&bl Mib lllkt nuld be plldllna again fJJr lha .San Fri!IICiseo Giants? !,; ~~ {!p~· . WELl, I'LL BE DOGGONED!- The New Yurk Mets' se •d base· man, Ron Hun t, :-:hv ws surprise at his St. Louis home ~vhen he is in!urmed he h.:.~d lit-en traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers, • WILD, JUST WILD-:- The ball belongs to n11body lwre as Luclous Jackson (rear} of the 76ers and Richie Guerin of the St. Loui s Hawks miss out on a pctas attempt The NBA aume was played nt a_Philadelphill site. ltiug Featl"e.r JUST IN TIME- Goalie Ed Johnston of the &ston . · ~lck• tho puck fir~d by Blnck Hawks' Ken Wharram (center) Just il'l• tlme to laye a .score. The actLDn Is from t·ecent NHL game In BuaLon, won b7 11\t Chlca&p Black Hawlu. svnd!Catl ' ' ,- ' ' . ... - .:;..· ,, . <i .-i• -!~ , -~ · ; ·} . ,, any success with the Giants but International League, was aold Mlller remains one of the to Washlngtoo In April. 1965. It .;;;;;======i:fiij~=:=====~~ rJ American League's fine ,..llel was at that point that he began hurlers. to find himself. '1'lle taD lefly, whom McCormick, after a session at lrldlll away II a Baltimore and Rochester of the He posted an H mark rase to the Baltimore Orioles manager Gil Hndges of llmost foor yeara a11o to the Callere Basketllall Soom Senators that year and in llllt, rotumed today to his old Uufled Prw fnteroalloul hurled 216 frames while winr1ing I Iluh wblcll Is Ia 111 customary 78 Wooster 77 cot) II and losing14. These were JOed tl lefl.handed pftclllng. 98 Adrian (Mieh.) 112 most innings he turned In The Gfanlo obtained McCor· 117 Cedarville JOt 11161 wben he went 250 for a lllek, now 28, from tho 74 llllladale (Micb. 1 19 16 recoro with the Giants. WIBII!ngtoo fllaators Tuesday In 84 Muakingurn 61 In the paot, Mike has credited lldiaaie for rlallt-handed relief Wilmington 93 Malone 83 (ot) hlo comeback to the curing llt<her 11Gb, l'rlddy and 110 tendonitis In his left otllleldo!' Cip Peteraoo. Texas Southem If snd the fact that Hodges "made '"l'bii·;· dill wu made l'oletlo Ill Marquette 71 me feel really. wanted oo IINn&l* 0111' left · 101 Heidelberg li5 club." •fldtlal," a C!lilb Priddy, who was oblained In iald. · · Oblo Callol• Basketball Febrilar)', · 11165, !rom PitADd ll!e 8clledtd.e tsburgh, had a S-3 mark dUrii!lt I jeC a lllltdl : 11J VDI~· i'ruo tlllernallottal tbe 1'8sl ""'ao" In relief rDkS tbti ·'hltfcbl ~y Is playing In tit Xavier Caribbe•n area. Peleraon, at DePaul prodllcl til; .;the Gl,n'\f'• sys~m. baliod l2;Jl ' ·.Ifl\l'l , , J·• ~J·<~~-9.~!I1!·~··f!'t W••t Liberty cw. matrilj' ~·a plnch ·hl~. · Reserve ·. Va.) . ' 1·1wo ,..._ .. ·llllhlnwe -..ia 'a& Jolm ·~u ·"':"'_'~- OoFF I ':fu ~ ~ ' To runi.-"'"''"' . . ' ··' All Wheel Goods Re duced Christmas Catalog Shipment Lost! UNTIL 9 AND Every. Night Til Chri$tmas H-tr. ~ FIREsr.QNE Middleport., ' ' M4tmber of Middleport .MtrCfilrftl Glft~A-Iltml . . ' ' ' ' I �' •~ • u Sees wone ~~!!!!!~.!'qjn~~!!:·~Klcl~dl~eport,~O.~,~1~4•.~198~& liT NOW VOU INOW .Nevada leada ""-UIIo• lb ' Race Faces ' .. I• . I , '( Cease Fire, . Stand Fds~, Proposed by Mansfield mbed Again Fnday P~Ie~m E.=::~ *ili N1ght :'n ·.::.. Pollution . Cl . . . Mr Hanol aimS ~. • ~ America re- ,' fore':;[:~.:::;.,and cwn Ba*etbaD Coach Carl Wolfe WAS!irNt;ToN -SUrWASHINUTON tUPI)-Senatereoupply their mllltaly PI lht llqt ' " tothlld eU~BoodlepostertrsmT~hesdayScnh.g0h01 S, geon <Jenera! Wllllam H. stew. Demorratic leader Mike <OUid only result the war In 116'1. • • , art OOday characterized as a field wants the United States Increases In Amer!caa c a o ! t l l · l - - - - - - - - A . the team - now 3-1 on the sea"Neandertltal notjon" the pu!h for a "cease-lire ties," Stennis oakl. son - can win Frldsy night i thought of choosing between pro- stand-last" In the Vietnam Se E t F Hoillngs MOSCOW (UP!)- The Soviet Ne~ A~ency Tass re- when Nelsonville comes Into · gress and pollution control. extending Into early February, 5 c n. •res ~rned fro.i. ported U. S. warplanes returned to Hanoi today and town "We have notlling ID lose · ·• new Y r DIVOTID TO llft'llllll! Of bombed the same areas of the North Vietnamese capital Neisonville was a pre-season 00 "The darkening air m~ks the Montana Democrat \ sold Uve-day lnspecUon trip MEIGS • HAJOii Allh . they allegedly ~ttacked on :ruesd~y. Tass said Tuesd~fs favorite to finish second in the us," Dr. Stewart told the Ns· Tuesday. "All, hopefully, VIetnam, tnld President Johnson • ....,. • - ,..1_ ~atds were within the Hanot city limits for the first tilile a-team SEOAL. 'llle Jackets I NEW YORK (UPI)-Mrs. tiona! Conference on Alr PoQu- have &omething to gain. Tuesday he thought Vthle~lnano I •-• ,,.....,., - m the war. . were picked seventh. Nelson- John F. Kennedy notified Uon attended here by some .l!Q attacks on . North , : - '...~-:1.. Olio In a report by tis Hanoi correspondent, Tass sa!d: ville already hai lost twice publishing officials Tueday that representatives of government, Man•field outlined hi• propo- abould be stepped up. ~-= "U..S. planes today violated again the air space of Hanot." and must wln Friday 00 •tay she Intends to take possible Congress industry and the aca· sal . in a statement. He said It Urge• Jomaoed Boutblnl - ~';. ~ut it f~~d to state ~pecifically that, the mds were W!!h· in the race. court action to block publication demlc w;_.ld. rni8bt be a lhnely "Our military ls dolnf m city hnnts of Hanoi. The re}'C!rt said, however, that as Wolle spoke at the Boosters: of a book giving an account of Dozens of other speakers, pr~sal ID the two 48-hour outstanding job the north, yesterday, the bombed the nght and left banks of the. "M t th T am Night" at the the assassination of her bus- including VIce President Hu- holidsy truces propu!ed by the with the artificial ~'"- , . _ J!.ed River1 tl!e e_mbankment and the area of the bridge sch~l ~afeteria following band, President Kenoedy. bert H. Humphrey a secretary Communists, created by restrlcUOnl on ~::0 ~ ling Ha~OJ wtth tiS suburb stro rebuU ID the a introductions of the varsity Spokesmen for Harper and John W. Gafdner of the Health, "Hopefully, the President's military, the war In the north " ' : ' - . - "' zrrl~m;,m . I both In S lgon ors~ ggres- squad. Asst. Coach Rick Hazle- Row Publishing Co. and Look Education and Welfare Depart- long-standing. proposal for un- a s\"'""'lng"!; ~ H:refore ~,';,.":"...:: f: 5 · · lClB s . ~ Tuesda Tass ton introduced the reserve magazine said Tuesday night ment, in their opening speeches ~ndiUo~aJ dJSc~lon or , are 08 ' 18 ~8 • DaUr ,..HI otnce. and. ~ashlngton emphabcally In the report y, squad Booster President Lewis they bad received copies of the warned that II Immediate steps ation, m public or priVate, In two weeks. ltolhngs .,..., .,., ,._ :::::- ., derued the charges r81Sed Tues- said lour American warplanes S . J .ded notification technically termed t tak I fl htl 1 might be acted upon during Increased alr strlkOI :'"'...,":t, "::" _,.. dsy by both Tass and the Nor!h were shot down. U. S. spokes· auer, h ~oJ:'~es.;.ted the a summo.;., earlier In the day. ~~ n~he fu:e :f ~~e ~~..; cessation In the flghHng," knock out 75 military - · o . - ... Vietllamese news agency. The men In Saigon !Ddsy said only Coac .P . nd The summons wl"' aimed at ' . d said. · stablllze the military ::" '""C1 8 5 4 Comtnunist agencies both said one American plane was lost j:~o~ ~~~~ ~~ ~:~~~amos~ publication of the boOk, 'Death ra:~t ~e~:;~s ~:~ Johnson adznjnistration the situation in American airplanes struck Ha· In the Tuesday raids on North ly to date. He said he expects of a Presiden~" by William · three Johnson administraUo~ clals, most notably Secretary VIetnam. four others, three seniors and Manchester. ) spokesmen took a different view, state Dean Rusk, 'ft)KYO (UP!) - Nortfl • a junior to log more playing Mrs. Kennedy had chosen , cautioning against letting the many tlm~s that a ce~:,~~: Vlelnam said It shot dowu time later. The seven are sen· !:'••chester ID write the book war on pollution get out of hand and halt In the. u.s. 1 tors Wayne Davis Ueorge Sau· ID prev~nt ~tortlon and to the oint where it . ht di raids on North V10tnam are tho elglal U.S. planet dariD8 • . . .' B tch sensatiOnalism," 11 was sa1d. P . • nug '" Cornmunlsls' for the ask:ing·-U bombinl and llrullng raid oa (Continued from Page I) er, Bill DaviS, Jim u .,., But as the manuscript pro- rupt the nallon s economy. the Reds say or show what Sizes Small, Medium, Large-, Extra Large Huolloclay, H•aol Radle re- under a saow blanket up ID A~ jBr~dbu~ ~n~a~h~e~; gressed, sources said, hoth Mrs. will do In return. ~· seven tncbes thick. an uruor ?' · 1 Kennedy and Sen. Robert F. Sen. John C. Stennis, J>.Miss., The storm pelted Washington, four are semors :t:;;.e :~n, Kennedy, D-N.Y., the late chairman of the Senate military Modlumnol residential areas for the D. C., with an unexpected five So.:;~ ~ayn~a~ Y y, President's brother, became preparedness suhcommitlee, first time. inches of snow during the a -:or f th ::~ve uad unhappy with it. !Dok much the same tack 111 • The Tass report today also evening rush hour, catching Me~ff ·~ 0 e K "lh F sq h These sources said Mrs. speech al Jackson, MI ... , lald: thousands of commuters off are e A 1oggs, re;' Kennedy objected because the 1 Tuesday night. '"l'he raid began at three guard. Dennis u 1• va.n ; k 01~· ~c. book made use of some of her i CLEVELAND (UP!) - Three A pause In the bombing bouts sharp. The air pirates Hagge~, D~n~"A · ·~ c ' J;. personal reminiscences and that children were burned to death "would only servesto give the wert met with dense antiair- Nurses Content ~ Wal,;:', • At"~ h Sen. Kenoedy was unhappy that ! in an East Side house fire to- Communists another opportu. eCOMPLETE LINE OF WORK SHOES cra!l fire. Numerous bursts of' YOUNGSTOWN NURSES .•two J h In el g the book, In its original form, I day. nity to rebuild their supply lines 0 ontlalrcralt fire clouded the h resigned f *m ~ e, d ~ kg 1 n gave an lndellcate portrait of; The children, all under 10,! and facilities such as highways, eALSO COMPLETE UNE DOG FOOD clear sky. wh 0 all f tb en~ty~':w rom ann ' an ar ower, President Johnson and implied Iwere dead on arrival at St. Vin· bridges and railroads and ID ''A rocket soared up leaving t e st ' 0 ' 0 s 0 arg- manager. that the Kennedy family criti· cent Charity Hospital. a white trail behind. I saw a est hospltals 14 da~s ago today It was agreed by the Boosters ctzed among themselves some I Orricials said 20 firemen from • .,, •oa Gtllons returned 1D their JObs, content to meet once monthly through of Johnson's actions Immediate. I th Second B ttaJ<nn b ttled "" "' "" •~• t h f1reand awlth I Ill the wmter . th e secondT ues- ly following the as'Sassination. flames e a a ,D..,.3Niehuta U S. panecac 1 tht a pay rase a w on Ml.flllfll aucN "THE ONE STOP STOR•" . th e g' th parae hute detach from $4& th d · a.t your SaV'er Book T w Everythlna From Food to F... pla~. The raid lasted for about ave em .more 8 mon ays. Officials of both Harper and The identities, rause uabeuev•bl• bat ~. Phone 985-3347 CI41STEI one 'hour. The antiaircraft de- Immediately, Row and Look magazine age estimates were not CllTIPfiD a.u nATION . I The more than 300 rnemindicated the summons serving ately "I bl tu w. M•ln at .. hm•roy, 0111• fense of the_ capi gave a · bers of the Youngstown Ueneravai a e. - - ---' _;.._:.__ _'_tal __o:___..:. had not changed their publlsh· I -=---·· al Duty Nlll"ses Association lng plans. The book Is scheduled unanimously approved a new tn be published in hard cover two-year contract Tuesday next April 7. Look plans to (Continued from Page II night with the Youngstown publish part one of a serialized Hospital Association which op- <UP!) _ t;eorge F. Bowsher, version In the Jan. 21 issue, lng Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. L. erates the Northside and South- ')upl) _ George F. Bowsher, ' whicb goes on newsstan<ls Jan. W. McComas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· side hospital!. The pact brings 1:7 was found dead at his home' 10. ward Young, and. Mrs. Dona- their salary to 1475 o month n~ar here today, apparentCLUB MEETS hue1 Mrs. Lee Sm1th and Mrs. retroactive to Oct. I, with an- Iy poisoned by cynaide he used The weekly meeting of the Jones. . other hike next Oct. 1 ID 1510 ID kill trunks. . Meigs Top Notchers was held ·Mrs. Charles Bradbury and a month. , Authorttles sa1d one of Bow- at the Daisy Patterson home Mrs. 'bE arlf Datvebn portd wertie re't sher's children found bls body in Syracuse last evening. Twensponsl 1e o; a 1e ecora . ons. Counc Proceeding and summoned authorities. He ty-two members were present TransportatiOn was furrushed CAPE IU!NNEDY _ T H E was dead on arrival at Mary and gifts were exchanged. A by 1 Mr. Earl Kmght, James countdown was proceeding to- Rutan .Hospital here . . Coroner gift was presented to Mrs. Brewmgton, C. E. Young. Mrs. dsy IDward the launch of Amer- ~'redertck Caylor Indicated It Leo Searles by the club In apNow Guy Shuler, Charles Bradbury ica's fr t b"osat Uite was an acctdenlal po!SOmng. pre . ti f b 1 d rshi A 15 1 anct Wayne Gibbons e ' 8 space- Bowsher raised the m.lnkl as Cia on er ea e P· "' age "Noah's Ark" designed to an avocation gift was also presented to Mrs Giving ED . . th e par1y· thorou.,. --~- o1 . · Co nn1e · Hoffman, aas!Stant · ly wJOymg Mr Rob 1 H . ho ClllTY .-.... • ....,.,,.. lllSects, lead-· Free was :'.pe~ial ~~t :~ ;th plants and one-celled animals JAYCEES TO MEET er. The home was decorated Tickets Rev. Ruppelt and 'Rev. Dona· to see how they flourish In or- The Meigs County Jaycees with a tree and refreshments hu•: Donations of food and bit. . will meet Wednesday, Decem· were served 10 keepmg With II· mooey from church members The seven . foot long biOlogi- ber 14, at the Jaycee Hall in the=•seaso=iinii.======.! and the Junior MYF all add up cal laboratory was prepared for Middleport. Thts Is a very also the _milk donated by Mr~ : ~EeSrTnoo ) ntolaunch latk2:30 p. Important meeUng and final QUTIHCEK SERVICE FOR 8 and Mrs. Young, ice cream by · a P 'ee Delta plans will be made lor the HOLIDAYS! Mr, BI!I'Jitie, rolls by Bob Byer ~el I:h was the last opace Christmas basket project. caddy treats by Mrs E o" s on e cape's 1966 firing Rall, Mn1. Robert C~ts· and schedule. NAMED COMMISSIONER DRY CLEANING Mrs. Harry Chesher and pota. CINCINNATI (UPI) Dr. -SERVICEtoes by Effie Pick.;,s. Holding Action John Phair was named to sueIUpon Yaur Request) The Jd'tchen committee lnclud- WASHINGTON -THE JOHN- ceed Dr. Kenneth MacLeod as ed Mr!. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. son administration has reJigned Cinr!Dn~ti Health CommissionJames Jividen. Mrs. Everett Itself 1D living with the dollar er. Pha~r Is a professor of preDavis, !Irs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. drain as long as there ts a war v!"'tive medicine at the Univer- Second St. Pomeroy P. L. Mitch, Mrs. James Euler in Vle!Dam. The new balance of"-ty~o_f~C~ in.::cl.::nn=a=ti.~---~"""""""""""""""""""""""""11 ani serving were Sherri Shuler payments program for 11167, anRbGnda Hysell, Sylvia Swanson' nounced Tuesday, Is designed ' Karen McUirr, Sandy Jolmson: not to end the dollar outflow and Robbie Ord. Sr. MYF'er. but only to keep It lronJ getting trililmed the tree. any 'ft.e cleanup CIIIIT!Iittee was Once Bj[ain, the people asked th<t· bright spot in the evening to do most of the holding are •ilh men of the church taking U. S. bankers and businessmen. up that chore. They were Gene Furthermore, President Jolu>DECEMBER 28 ~atris, Emerson Jones, Wayne son made It clear that he will Gibbons, Charles Bradbury and go on asking these two groups 2·$100 1·$75 1·$50 Mr: Young. to hold the payments line as 4·$25 1-$15 2-$10 e Christmas spirit? _ in long as the war goes on. PRIZES lh eyes of children - Yes! A sand times! cur PROGRAM ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) -The NaHonal Aeronautics and Space • Administration (NASA), fetlu1g Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purch- NecesMry , the economy pinch, Is etiminat(Continued from Page I) lng three &lrveyor moon R"loltrlach Tlmo You Yloll Ally of TheN llorot an4ther 31. landing craft '"from current Winning Numbtr1 Potted Wttkly At Portlcll"'llng Mtrchtltll · American military spokesmen budget planoing." l8lcl the closest air strike to The Surveyor program of Drowlng At Homo Bonk Porklng Lot At 1:00 P.M. Hanoi Tuesday was made hy IIIIDl8lllled landinga on the moon SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: Navy pilots who unloaded &cbleved an early BUccesa when tl explosives on the Van Dien the ftrst of 1 planoed aeries of Aftne'1 Beluty & o.... Shop .lohi!IOn'lltadle I T.V. truck pari five miles south of seven sent beck pho!Dgrapho tile capital. Air Force F105 indicating smooth lunar rofa. ........ Gull ....... W11- Horclw1ro Tbunderchief filers attacked als ces were finn OIIOUih ID BUppurt Convertible top raises and lowers easily. Optional Eynon'1 Sohlo Strvlct Wokf CNII Sonl Dill~ northeast of the city, spacecraft. hard !op "onapo" off and on. Thlsls a realaporte car IIJiiklng the Yea Vien railroad ----Flnt Nltlonol Bonk VIII... Cut Rllt convertible that cruises at 100 mph wltll eaaa. r.. .; . plel. APPARENT SUICIDE chom R&elnt Pui-Yolu Mkt. heine s.tYI .. lt•tlon e1er standard. Disc brskea up-front standard. i . e Nor!h V i e t n a me u CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mrs. J<tern1menl reports monitored Edna LeMay, 60, BUburhan Oakl.olded with extras at no extra coaL lbclnt Gar111 The Clu~ Reotour1nt Tokyo said the U.S. ley, apparenUy committed suiRoclne Homt lank lbclnt ltrvlct Co. • liDe8 llruck densely popu- clde Tuesday in the haaemeot Complete lllslrumontation, l•l!<' areas Inside Hanoi and In garage of her home. The coroSlot Supply Co. lbclnt Dtpt. Slctre lnclucling t....,mot,r. lh ' , BUburbs of coastal Hai- ner was ID rule o• the death. Kennedy 1 1 May Sue F'rrm , pnfifmg • • 8 k THE DAILY SENTINEl. :.; = !J' blg': =.• . '- .' ":" ,.r:; .,....t": - ! '• m• ,,. ~ /:U., f• Three ChiJdren I n·Ie ID . Blaze h :~ ,, ' ••< i BONUS BUY DEL MONTE EGGS 5 Home Mixed Hone Feed 303 ,. BUTTER MILK CANS -J:~ .. ( Picnic Hams FAIRMONT ·- .. • LB. l ,.' ' ' ' I ...' . . ( ' .... 'lA' _, . ' _,_ -· -( CalaStyle V. GAL. CARTON 1Cocktail i /J:' Mink producer Dies bypOlSOn , '' < Smoked 100 lbs. • - • • • s4.30 ' 't;_. ...,, ' BUCKEYE KAUTZ FEED STORE zy" "\..; ' :;. "TINCLEY" STRETCH BOOTS UPI ·sn efs CIIRISTMAS "" .:"-="- 00 w:t ; =:.?. ,.,..., ':'n...,"'•'= ":: '::;. ::/!."",..,...- "-· :"'f.! 0: .. 'i 1 LB. ).'~ CELLO SLICED . ' BACON , Tokay Grapes c · , 'Dubuque - 1 lb. roll ·.'. PORK ·'·SAUSAGE ·j TENDER RACINE MERCHANTS ' ' MINUTE .STEAKS ° r GOLDEN RIPE 2 • HQ UR Rollinson's Cleaners -se. FastestToplnTownl DEL MONTE ( Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes FIAT BONUS BUY KIDNEY BEANS 10( ) I Waohlngton, the Defense [ FOUNDER DIJI3 artment replied: "U.S. poU.. CELVELAND UP!) - A~ 1D atblek military targeta I bert J. Weatherhead, Jr., foun." It said none of the Ider and head of one o1 the · en hit Tuelday were non- Iworld'• tar1est Dlllllllfacturen llllilary, and none were targets of hydraulic components died 'ltlilch PTIVioull¥.11ad nol been [Tuesday lD bts home in ~bur· llnlek.) 1haD Shaker HeJcltta. He WU 74. DOZEN PuWs Marshmallow SMITH'S FIAT SALES and SERVICE I Milo Above Tht Silver Briclttln Kanoutp, 0. e 1111 Tlcbts Good for ALL Drawing a Including tht PINAL DRAWING . ~OOKIES ' ' I ' '• c i c REG. 39c 3 PKG. ' $1.00 DEL MONTE PUMPKIN l 2% CANS 29c CAN - Oil a p METAL CANS 4~:·19c Tangerines ·Joan of Ark ' i LB. SWEET & JUICY 210 SIZE TOTAL $460 1500 Spider Sportster Fruit Cakes LB. IN CASH MIIJTARY ORANGE DRINK c Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes PRIZES l ' . ., J· : --~ 2 CONVENIENT . LOCATIONS j TO SERVE YOU TINY'S WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY "'~ ~ . FAIRMONT conAGE CHEESE '· ~ \ FAMILY ' SIZE PKG. ' �' •~ • u Sees wone ~~!!!!!~.!'qjn~~!!:·~Klcl~dl~eport,~O.~,~1~4•.~198~& liT NOW VOU INOW .Nevada leada ""-UIIo• lb ' Race Faces ' .. I• . I , '( Cease Fire, . Stand Fds~, Proposed by Mansfield mbed Again Fnday P~Ie~m E.=::~ *ili N1ght :'n ·.::.. Pollution . Cl . . . Mr Hanol aimS ~. • ~ America re- ,' fore':;[:~.:::;.,and cwn Ba*etbaD Coach Carl Wolfe WAS!irNt;ToN -SUrWASHINUTON tUPI)-Senatereoupply their mllltaly PI lht llqt ' " tothlld eU~BoodlepostertrsmT~hesdayScnh.g0h01 S, geon <Jenera! Wllllam H. stew. Demorratic leader Mike <OUid only result the war In 116'1. • • , art OOday characterized as a field wants the United States Increases In Amer!caa c a o ! t l l · l - - - - - - - - A . the team - now 3-1 on the sea"Neandertltal notjon" the pu!h for a "cease-lire ties," Stennis oakl. son - can win Frldsy night i thought of choosing between pro- stand-last" In the Vietnam Se E t F Hoillngs MOSCOW (UP!)- The Soviet Ne~ A~ency Tass re- when Nelsonville comes Into · gress and pollution control. extending Into early February, 5 c n. •res ~rned fro.i. ported U. S. warplanes returned to Hanoi today and town "We have notlling ID lose · ·• new Y r DIVOTID TO llft'llllll! Of bombed the same areas of the North Vietnamese capital Neisonville was a pre-season 00 "The darkening air m~ks the Montana Democrat \ sold Uve-day lnspecUon trip MEIGS • HAJOii Allh . they allegedly ~ttacked on :ruesd~y. Tass said Tuesd~fs favorite to finish second in the us," Dr. Stewart told the Ns· Tuesday. "All, hopefully, VIetnam, tnld President Johnson • ....,. • - ,..1_ ~atds were within the Hanot city limits for the first tilile a-team SEOAL. 'llle Jackets I NEW YORK (UPI)-Mrs. tiona! Conference on Alr PoQu- have &omething to gain. Tuesday he thought Vthle~lnano I •-• ,,.....,., - m the war. . were picked seventh. Nelson- John F. Kennedy notified Uon attended here by some .l!Q attacks on . North , : - '...~-:1.. Olio In a report by tis Hanoi correspondent, Tass sa!d: ville already hai lost twice publishing officials Tueday that representatives of government, Man•field outlined hi• propo- abould be stepped up. ~-= "U..S. planes today violated again the air space of Hanot." and must wln Friday 00 •tay she Intends to take possible Congress industry and the aca· sal . in a statement. He said It Urge• Jomaoed Boutblnl - ~';. ~ut it f~~d to state ~pecifically that, the mds were W!!h· in the race. court action to block publication demlc w;_.ld. rni8bt be a lhnely "Our military ls dolnf m city hnnts of Hanoi. The re}'C!rt said, however, that as Wolle spoke at the Boosters: of a book giving an account of Dozens of other speakers, pr~sal ID the two 48-hour outstanding job the north, yesterday, the bombed the nght and left banks of the. "M t th T am Night" at the the assassination of her bus- including VIce President Hu- holidsy truces propu!ed by the with the artificial ~'"- , . _ J!.ed River1 tl!e e_mbankment and the area of the bridge sch~l ~afeteria following band, President Kenoedy. bert H. Humphrey a secretary Communists, created by restrlcUOnl on ~::0 ~ ling Ha~OJ wtth tiS suburb stro rebuU ID the a introductions of the varsity Spokesmen for Harper and John W. Gafdner of the Health, "Hopefully, the President's military, the war In the north " ' : ' - . - "' zrrl~m;,m . I both In S lgon ors~ ggres- squad. Asst. Coach Rick Hazle- Row Publishing Co. and Look Education and Welfare Depart- long-standing. proposal for un- a s\"'""'lng"!; ~ H:refore ~,';,.":"...:: f: 5 · · lClB s . ~ Tuesda Tass ton introduced the reserve magazine said Tuesday night ment, in their opening speeches ~ndiUo~aJ dJSc~lon or , are 08 ' 18 ~8 • DaUr ,..HI otnce. and. ~ashlngton emphabcally In the report y, squad Booster President Lewis they bad received copies of the warned that II Immediate steps ation, m public or priVate, In two weeks. ltolhngs .,..., .,., ,._ :::::- ., derued the charges r81Sed Tues- said lour American warplanes S . J .ded notification technically termed t tak I fl htl 1 might be acted upon during Increased alr strlkOI :'"'...,":t, "::" _,.. dsy by both Tass and the Nor!h were shot down. U. S. spokes· auer, h ~oJ:'~es.;.ted the a summo.;., earlier In the day. ~~ n~he fu:e :f ~~e ~~..; cessation In the flghHng," knock out 75 military - · o . - ... Vietllamese news agency. The men In Saigon !Ddsy said only Coac .P . nd The summons wl"' aimed at ' . d said. · stablllze the military ::" '""C1 8 5 4 Comtnunist agencies both said one American plane was lost j:~o~ ~~~~ ~~ ~:~~~amos~ publication of the boOk, 'Death ra:~t ~e~:;~s ~:~ Johnson adznjnistration the situation in American airplanes struck Ha· In the Tuesday raids on North ly to date. He said he expects of a Presiden~" by William · three Johnson administraUo~ clals, most notably Secretary VIetnam. four others, three seniors and Manchester. ) spokesmen took a different view, state Dean Rusk, 'ft)KYO (UP!) - Nortfl • a junior to log more playing Mrs. Kennedy had chosen , cautioning against letting the many tlm~s that a ce~:,~~: Vlelnam said It shot dowu time later. The seven are sen· !:'••chester ID write the book war on pollution get out of hand and halt In the. u.s. 1 tors Wayne Davis Ueorge Sau· ID prev~nt ~tortlon and to the oint where it . ht di raids on North V10tnam are tho elglal U.S. planet dariD8 • . . .' B tch sensatiOnalism," 11 was sa1d. P . • nug '" Cornmunlsls' for the ask:ing·-U bombinl and llrullng raid oa (Continued from Page I) er, Bill DaviS, Jim u .,., But as the manuscript pro- rupt the nallon s economy. the Reds say or show what Sizes Small, Medium, Large-, Extra Large Huolloclay, H•aol Radle re- under a saow blanket up ID A~ jBr~dbu~ ~n~a~h~e~; gressed, sources said, hoth Mrs. will do In return. ~· seven tncbes thick. an uruor ?' · 1 Kennedy and Sen. Robert F. Sen. John C. Stennis, J>.Miss., The storm pelted Washington, four are semors :t:;;.e :~n, Kennedy, D-N.Y., the late chairman of the Senate military Modlumnol residential areas for the D. C., with an unexpected five So.:;~ ~ayn~a~ Y y, President's brother, became preparedness suhcommitlee, first time. inches of snow during the a -:or f th ::~ve uad unhappy with it. !Dok much the same tack 111 • The Tass report today also evening rush hour, catching Me~ff ·~ 0 e K "lh F sq h These sources said Mrs. speech al Jackson, MI ... , lald: thousands of commuters off are e A 1oggs, re;' Kennedy objected because the 1 Tuesday night. '"l'he raid began at three guard. Dennis u 1• va.n ; k 01~· ~c. book made use of some of her i CLEVELAND (UP!) - Three A pause In the bombing bouts sharp. The air pirates Hagge~, D~n~"A · ·~ c ' J;. personal reminiscences and that children were burned to death "would only servesto give the wert met with dense antiair- Nurses Content ~ Wal,;:', • At"~ h Sen. Kenoedy was unhappy that ! in an East Side house fire to- Communists another opportu. eCOMPLETE LINE OF WORK SHOES cra!l fire. Numerous bursts of' YOUNGSTOWN NURSES .•two J h In el g the book, In its original form, I day. nity to rebuild their supply lines 0 ontlalrcralt fire clouded the h resigned f *m ~ e, d ~ kg 1 n gave an lndellcate portrait of; The children, all under 10,! and facilities such as highways, eALSO COMPLETE UNE DOG FOOD clear sky. wh 0 all f tb en~ty~':w rom ann ' an ar ower, President Johnson and implied Iwere dead on arrival at St. Vin· bridges and railroads and ID ''A rocket soared up leaving t e st ' 0 ' 0 s 0 arg- manager. that the Kennedy family criti· cent Charity Hospital. a white trail behind. I saw a est hospltals 14 da~s ago today It was agreed by the Boosters ctzed among themselves some I Orricials said 20 firemen from • .,, •oa Gtllons returned 1D their JObs, content to meet once monthly through of Johnson's actions Immediate. I th Second B ttaJ<nn b ttled "" "' "" •~• t h f1reand awlth I Ill the wmter . th e secondT ues- ly following the as'Sassination. flames e a a ,D..,.3Niehuta U S. panecac 1 tht a pay rase a w on Ml.flllfll aucN "THE ONE STOP STOR•" . th e g' th parae hute detach from $4& th d · a.t your SaV'er Book T w Everythlna From Food to F... pla~. The raid lasted for about ave em .more 8 mon ays. Officials of both Harper and The identities, rause uabeuev•bl• bat ~. Phone 985-3347 CI41STEI one 'hour. The antiaircraft de- Immediately, Row and Look magazine age estimates were not CllTIPfiD a.u nATION . I The more than 300 rnemindicated the summons serving ately "I bl tu w. M•ln at .. hm•roy, 0111• fense of the_ capi gave a · bers of the Youngstown Ueneravai a e. - - ---' _;.._:.__ _'_tal __o:___..:. had not changed their publlsh· I -=---·· al Duty Nlll"ses Association lng plans. The book Is scheduled unanimously approved a new tn be published in hard cover two-year contract Tuesday next April 7. Look plans to (Continued from Page II night with the Youngstown publish part one of a serialized Hospital Association which op- <UP!) _ t;eorge F. Bowsher, version In the Jan. 21 issue, lng Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. L. erates the Northside and South- ')upl) _ George F. Bowsher, ' whicb goes on newsstan<ls Jan. W. McComas, Mr. and Mrs. Ed· side hospital!. The pact brings 1:7 was found dead at his home' 10. ward Young, and. Mrs. Dona- their salary to 1475 o month n~ar here today, apparentCLUB MEETS hue1 Mrs. Lee Sm1th and Mrs. retroactive to Oct. I, with an- Iy poisoned by cynaide he used The weekly meeting of the Jones. . other hike next Oct. 1 ID 1510 ID kill trunks. . Meigs Top Notchers was held ·Mrs. Charles Bradbury and a month. , Authorttles sa1d one of Bow- at the Daisy Patterson home Mrs. 'bE arlf Datvebn portd wertie re't sher's children found bls body in Syracuse last evening. Twensponsl 1e o; a 1e ecora . ons. Counc Proceeding and summoned authorities. He ty-two members were present TransportatiOn was furrushed CAPE IU!NNEDY _ T H E was dead on arrival at Mary and gifts were exchanged. A by 1 Mr. Earl Kmght, James countdown was proceeding to- Rutan .Hospital here . . Coroner gift was presented to Mrs. Brewmgton, C. E. Young. Mrs. dsy IDward the launch of Amer- ~'redertck Caylor Indicated It Leo Searles by the club In apNow Guy Shuler, Charles Bradbury ica's fr t b"osat Uite was an acctdenlal po!SOmng. pre . ti f b 1 d rshi A 15 1 anct Wayne Gibbons e ' 8 space- Bowsher raised the m.lnkl as Cia on er ea e P· "' age "Noah's Ark" designed to an avocation gift was also presented to Mrs Giving ED . . th e par1y· thorou.,. --~- o1 . · Co nn1e · Hoffman, aas!Stant · ly wJOymg Mr Rob 1 H . ho ClllTY .-.... • ....,.,,.. lllSects, lead-· Free was :'.pe~ial ~~t :~ ;th plants and one-celled animals JAYCEES TO MEET er. The home was decorated Tickets Rev. Ruppelt and 'Rev. Dona· to see how they flourish In or- The Meigs County Jaycees with a tree and refreshments hu•: Donations of food and bit. . will meet Wednesday, Decem· were served 10 keepmg With II· mooey from church members The seven . foot long biOlogi- ber 14, at the Jaycee Hall in the=•seaso=iinii.======.! and the Junior MYF all add up cal laboratory was prepared for Middleport. Thts Is a very also the _milk donated by Mr~ : ~EeSrTnoo ) ntolaunch latk2:30 p. Important meeUng and final QUTIHCEK SERVICE FOR 8 and Mrs. Young, ice cream by · a P 'ee Delta plans will be made lor the HOLIDAYS! Mr, BI!I'Jitie, rolls by Bob Byer ~el I:h was the last opace Christmas basket project. caddy treats by Mrs E o" s on e cape's 1966 firing Rall, Mn1. Robert C~ts· and schedule. NAMED COMMISSIONER DRY CLEANING Mrs. Harry Chesher and pota. CINCINNATI (UPI) Dr. -SERVICEtoes by Effie Pick.;,s. Holding Action John Phair was named to sueIUpon Yaur Request) The Jd'tchen committee lnclud- WASHINGTON -THE JOHN- ceed Dr. Kenneth MacLeod as ed Mr!. Bruce Lloyd, Mrs. son administration has reJigned Cinr!Dn~ti Health CommissionJames Jividen. Mrs. Everett Itself 1D living with the dollar er. Pha~r Is a professor of preDavis, !Irs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. drain as long as there ts a war v!"'tive medicine at the Univer- Second St. Pomeroy P. L. Mitch, Mrs. James Euler in Vle!Dam. The new balance of"-ty~o_f~C~ in.::cl.::nn=a=ti.~---~"""""""""""""""""""""""""11 ani serving were Sherri Shuler payments program for 11167, anRbGnda Hysell, Sylvia Swanson' nounced Tuesday, Is designed ' Karen McUirr, Sandy Jolmson: not to end the dollar outflow and Robbie Ord. Sr. MYF'er. but only to keep It lronJ getting trililmed the tree. any 'ft.e cleanup CIIIIT!Iittee was Once Bj[ain, the people asked th<t· bright spot in the evening to do most of the holding are •ilh men of the church taking U. S. bankers and businessmen. up that chore. They were Gene Furthermore, President Jolu>DECEMBER 28 ~atris, Emerson Jones, Wayne son made It clear that he will Gibbons, Charles Bradbury and go on asking these two groups 2·$100 1·$75 1·$50 Mr: Young. to hold the payments line as 4·$25 1-$15 2-$10 e Christmas spirit? _ in long as the war goes on. PRIZES lh eyes of children - Yes! A sand times! cur PROGRAM ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) -The NaHonal Aeronautics and Space • Administration (NASA), fetlu1g Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purch- NecesMry , the economy pinch, Is etiminat(Continued from Page I) lng three &lrveyor moon R"loltrlach Tlmo You Yloll Ally of TheN llorot an4ther 31. landing craft '"from current Winning Numbtr1 Potted Wttkly At Portlcll"'llng Mtrchtltll · American military spokesmen budget planoing." l8lcl the closest air strike to The Surveyor program of Drowlng At Homo Bonk Porklng Lot At 1:00 P.M. Hanoi Tuesday was made hy IIIIDl8lllled landinga on the moon SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: Navy pilots who unloaded &cbleved an early BUccesa when tl explosives on the Van Dien the ftrst of 1 planoed aeries of Aftne'1 Beluty & o.... Shop .lohi!IOn'lltadle I T.V. truck pari five miles south of seven sent beck pho!Dgrapho tile capital. Air Force F105 indicating smooth lunar rofa. ........ Gull ....... W11- Horclw1ro Tbunderchief filers attacked als ces were finn OIIOUih ID BUppurt Convertible top raises and lowers easily. Optional Eynon'1 Sohlo Strvlct Wokf CNII Sonl Dill~ northeast of the city, spacecraft. hard !op "onapo" off and on. Thlsls a realaporte car IIJiiklng the Yea Vien railroad ----Flnt Nltlonol Bonk VIII... Cut Rllt convertible that cruises at 100 mph wltll eaaa. r.. .; . plel. APPARENT SUICIDE chom R&elnt Pui-Yolu Mkt. heine s.tYI .. lt•tlon e1er standard. Disc brskea up-front standard. i . e Nor!h V i e t n a me u CINCINNATI (UP!) - Mrs. J<tern1menl reports monitored Edna LeMay, 60, BUburhan Oakl.olded with extras at no extra coaL lbclnt Gar111 The Clu~ Reotour1nt Tokyo said the U.S. ley, apparenUy committed suiRoclne Homt lank lbclnt ltrvlct Co. • liDe8 llruck densely popu- clde Tuesday in the haaemeot Complete lllslrumontation, l•l!<' areas Inside Hanoi and In garage of her home. The coroSlot Supply Co. lbclnt Dtpt. Slctre lnclucling t....,mot,r. lh ' , BUburbs of coastal Hai- ner was ID rule o• the death. Kennedy 1 1 May Sue F'rrm , pnfifmg • • 8 k THE DAILY SENTINEl. :.; = !J' blg': =.• . '- .' ":" ,.r:; .,....t": - ! '• m• ,,. ~ /:U., f• Three ChiJdren I n·Ie ID . Blaze h :~ ,, ' ••< i BONUS BUY DEL MONTE EGGS 5 Home Mixed Hone Feed 303 ,. BUTTER MILK CANS -J:~ .. ( Picnic Hams FAIRMONT ·- .. • LB. l ,.' ' ' ' I ...' . . ( ' .... 'lA' _, . ' _,_ -· -( CalaStyle V. GAL. CARTON 1Cocktail i /J:' Mink producer Dies bypOlSOn , '' < Smoked 100 lbs. • - • • • s4.30 ' 't;_. ...,, ' BUCKEYE KAUTZ FEED STORE zy" "\..; ' :;. "TINCLEY" STRETCH BOOTS UPI ·sn efs CIIRISTMAS "" .:"-="- 00 w:t ; =:.?. ,.,..., ':'n...,"'•'= ":: '::;. ::/!."",..,...- "-· :"'f.! 0: .. 'i 1 LB. ).'~ CELLO SLICED . ' BACON , Tokay Grapes c · , 'Dubuque - 1 lb. roll ·.'. PORK ·'·SAUSAGE ·j TENDER RACINE MERCHANTS ' ' MINUTE .STEAKS ° r GOLDEN RIPE 2 • HQ UR Rollinson's Cleaners -se. FastestToplnTownl DEL MONTE ( Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes FIAT BONUS BUY KIDNEY BEANS 10( ) I Waohlngton, the Defense [ FOUNDER DIJI3 artment replied: "U.S. poU.. CELVELAND UP!) - A~ 1D atblek military targeta I bert J. Weatherhead, Jr., foun." It said none of the Ider and head of one o1 the · en hit Tuelday were non- Iworld'• tar1est Dlllllllfacturen llllilary, and none were targets of hydraulic components died 'ltlilch PTIVioull¥.11ad nol been [Tuesday lD bts home in ~bur· llnlek.) 1haD Shaker HeJcltta. He WU 74. DOZEN PuWs Marshmallow SMITH'S FIAT SALES and SERVICE I Milo Above Tht Silver Briclttln Kanoutp, 0. e 1111 Tlcbts Good for ALL Drawing a Including tht PINAL DRAWING . ~OOKIES ' ' I ' '• c i c REG. 39c 3 PKG. ' $1.00 DEL MONTE PUMPKIN l 2% CANS 29c CAN - Oil a p METAL CANS 4~:·19c Tangerines ·Joan of Ark ' i LB. SWEET & JUICY 210 SIZE TOTAL $460 1500 Spider Sportster Fruit Cakes LB. IN CASH MIIJTARY ORANGE DRINK c Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes PRIZES l ' . ., J· : --~ 2 CONVENIENT . LOCATIONS j TO SERVE YOU TINY'S WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY "'~ ~ . FAIRMONT conAGE CHEESE '· ~ \ FAMILY ' SIZE PKG. ' �Lo.ng John WRAPPING PAPER FIRE ENGINE .44 REG. $25 c Reg. 98c Reg. c 49' box . ~ BARBIE and SKIPPER ............ __ ,, , ... _,_~ ' ·"JM. .• ..n- l." .o;( REG. $19.95 LIST .77 .EACH · · . ·, •C··~ ... ' •., ~~ :-.-~--~<~· '~ . •' , v.• _ .,). .. ,. ":''. _.;~-' ·~· 1.~--,.,.,.... .' -. LARGE DISCOUNT -,... ON T.V. GENERAL ELECTRIC OR PHILCO FLASHLIGHT c PKG. , OF 6 'D' SIZE New ••• Lady Sunbeam A .Y MAQI(: : DOLL R•SJ· '19.95 ' Doll Babies MODEL HD-14 s ' ONLY ·.84 REG. $3.00 .2.1 J · ·. TINY'S :. . ARGAINLAND: I .. . ' I \· J .. r . .. l ] �' I ., . Hatlo's Theyll Do It Every Time .. I Jump =-,,m;:J Big Users of Mails Face !!ate Mall I ' en.. . . . ' Magazine and newspaper mal· · iers Will ~ n.oquired ~0 comp!J with el!wlar regulatiOns, 91 · • elg~ed to ease the cnJSh of 'TJ.IEY W.0 T\ol! 1>1.-'C£ FIXf.O t4,00$ WORT~ ... AND L.OOK· B~ PATRICK J. SLOVAN · I service In return lor any hike !n account for almost 60 per cent er whon Ihm wert so rpany '""ond and third class m•il •t W~.O.'l' ROSIOlA ~IN··· United Pre" loternotloJiol that orea of all mail aod will bring "in $2.6 elements lhal "'"'"'ed certain to already r.rowded post offi ces In WASHINGTON (UPJ) -'Pres- . II approved by Congress, Ute billion during tltu ctu·renl fiscal tear liS llllDrt. Thotthis herllngc mnjor cillcs. ident John~n is cunsiHering extra revenue will do little to year. It will pay its own way has been brouJ~"ht about Is an The· third class JP.allers say asking Congress for a big rase the eunent moil crisis. 11nd give the post orfiee a smull nchievemen~ that has yielded the new procedure ~ill save lht increase in n1tt>s charged maii ~ut 11 may reduce the , pront on this phase or its. I enormml.Q retum, ala et:J,mparo.- post otnce more U1an $1W users who have loaded the U.S. estimated $1.2 billion gap operations. ~vely smnll eost in postal million and amount to .• hall I postal system to the breaking between what the department I , , . . d de£icits." · · cent role hike lor the Jndustry, pf}int.. takes J!'l and what H costs to ~h~ not mcreuse st"\en &n Dtfead System Another prop~:~sal under conOfficially, lhe Post Office deliver the mail. llurd ~~uss r<~t~~ - 50 tl~~e Direct ·adverUsinS: maHers. sideration would ~et_ up .8 Department insists ne decision Taxpayers' Lnss categ.or_u s .,or m,ul also \\ill the biggest users of third class system known as pr10r1ty matl. ~as been reached on rate Most of the red ink, which has break Hen SfrVil"'e. de£end the present rate- The sy.'!tem would combine firs· incret~ses. Privately, high ofli- to be made up out of taxpayer Postmaster Cenernl La\\Tenrt· I ~;trurture on economic Rrounds. class and airmail, promisln~ r!'lls l\8Y it has. How much of dollars, is incurred for Carrying F. O'Rri('ll ha s this answer A!i : They contend they generale overnight delivery for prior it~ an increase will be ~oug~t f~r ne.wspapers and m~ga:zines and I far as seronrl rlass mail i!'. ! ~lhnof.:t 140 billion A yrar i11 mai~ .by the fast~st mear._: wh.a t cli-"!sses of mail sllll 1:-1 thml du~s ;!clvertlsmg matl('r, cmwerned· : bnsl~ ss omd that the perS<ml l llYilllaole-plane, tram, bus O: bl•mg worked out. Hlt~ y .~9 id . including su-ralled "junk maiL " "'fhrnu~ho ul our llislOI')'. 11M· :md C"Of'I)C)f-1\c tax vietd from truck. First class iclters prob<lbly Both the publishing and mml p,a7.inl's supplird surh inforn 1.'\ - : this ~urn is Joil't'Ah'r itum woold First class letters would bf would get 11ff lightly-if they ndvel'!lsing indu.strit•s o:·c rrofi- tion , inngt•s and wu~' S. ol l be Jlfll\'id<'d b~· a hike m postai raised from five to six cents ll.' were h1t at all. And the pP ~ t table. thinking and thereby srrved ilS rates. runce while airmail would b office might promise better First class and airrMiJ paper chains binding us togelh· II eMts the cst.im;Jteit 170,noo reduced from eight cents to s!x ·- - ~ holdm of lhtrd class bulk But the n.oo of all classes 0 mailing permits t3 <MIS ' moll m~y Ioree the pMorl~ pound to :;;{'II 11 product in ym1r system to be delayed. Undc living room. Administration Cl.lstlng clrcumstances, th 1 offiriats want to"'" rates Just department probabty coutdn' - -- - - - · --~- ·- - - · --~-enougn to cover the cost o! mllke good on Its pledge • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Dec. 14, 1966 World Of Rellgloo p3'l teoching, tondemnlng all anovulant pills, on the ground handlir.g without hurting the o..mtght delivery. By LOUIS CASSELS forms or rontracC'ption except that tbey are "natural" in the direct mail busines.... n1.: J. S. Lewi\ up Greenup United Pren lnternatioual the so-called '' rhJ•t/un method" same sense as rhythm. Thus the The dl~partmElnt contends thnl 11 :20 p. m.; /f:hatles Stevenson The indefinite postponement which restricts sex relations to new stand could be presented as third class mailers pay only 73 up Greenup 1:~0 a. m.; Lady of Pope Paul's promised state- periods of supposed natural a ."developmenl" rather than a per cent of their way, with the !\lhgnon down IJreenup 5 a.m.; menl on birth control has been infertility, would orfend progres· reversal of the old teaching. taxpayer picking up lhe differ· Gauge readit-Js - Galli- Western up Meldahl 3:50p.m.; a sh~rp disappoi ntment to ·sive Cathvlirs who have been I But this solution also would ence. polis Dam 12.3, 28.5, running Producer up Meldahl 9:45p.m.; I Catholic couples v.-ho were I Cllnvinced. by all open debate orrend some Catholics who Third class mailers already &I feet 011 rollers, Pomeroy-Ma. Boe-K down Meldahl 11:50 p. expecting a liber<~lization of the amon,g their leading theologians, Isha re the publirly-expressed arc marshalling arguments son 27.47, Pt. Pleasant 27.28, n1. : Wayne H. down M~ldahl DAY CITY. Mich. (UPJ) - <'hurch's stand. that the only significant differ- belif of Fr. Hans Kung that it again~t <~ tate increase. They Sizes 6% to 12 Hinton 3.18. Kanawha Falls 8.;.1 1, 12· 15 a. m.; L. w. Sweet up About 12 mothers Tue.,day But the Pope's decision to enre between "artihrial con-[ would be "dishonest." point out that starting Jan . 1 Charleston 21.66. London was Meldahl 1:45 a. m. ; Philip blocked an interseetion where defer th~ whole matter "for .traception" and ''rhyth~'' is I Appreciating the difficulty or I they will have to p~-sort aU running 5 teet. Marmet 51.~ feet Sporn down Meldahl4:10 a.m. lwo ch1\dren were killed Mon- further study" came as no lthat the former work s wh1le the ;th p , ·T . f ed mail, place it in sacks and send and Winfield rJam 7 feet. Gallipolis Dam - S t e f:! I day. Traffic piled up four surpri~ to tlm.c;e .familiar with I latter is chancy.h d I o~serv: sro~:~:~nfualt" ~;~ill · it directly to zip centers at 552 Middleport Bual Mo>'ements: ~anger up 7:40 p. m.; Louis- blocks in both directions while t~e dtl~mma whJch <''"ln fronts l. On !he othe~ an, .a change be a long lime before he says ~loc:a:ti:·o:ns:··======:::::=:::::::~ 1 Ohio River - Steel Trader mna up 9:35 p. m.: 0 . F. Shear . 1 ('hildren filed safely &cross the him. . . definitive on birth 1 ~ the churchs te.ach mg. would I em thin up 14. 4 p.m.: Tibolt up 14, 5 er up 11:10 p.m.: Walter Cur- street. It. has b~come tncreasmgJy ·l dlslress co nservattve Ca,hohcs co%trol.g p.m.; F:lisha Woods up 14, 5.55 Icy up 4:30 a. m. : Elgercliff The mothers. demanding that obvwus dur~ng the pasl year who hilvc alrea?~' been shaken In the meantime, what are FOR CHRISTMAS 1966 p. m;: R. H. Bosworth II up dow~ 5:15 a. m. ; Lady Marjorie a. traffic light be installed at t.he thnt there. IS no ~ay h~ can ~ ~JP by me.a t on Fnday, the Mass Catholics supposed to do? 14. 12 .30 a. m.; Ben McCool up 6: 15 a. m.: Rose G. down corner, blocked the street wHh resol_ve thi s. questiOn wu~out HJ En!::~lsh, and other refo:ms I The Vatican's official answer up 14, 5:45 n. m.; Jehbon1 up 6:25a. m.: Zimmer down 8:10 four r.ars, and slootl by while ~ausmg ~n~us repcrrnsswns eman~tmg from the V<:~twan . is that the old teaching ls still 14, 6:35 a.m.: Buckeve Sll'lte 1'1 . m. lhet" r cht"ldren crossed the amonR tht la1thful. Cuunc1l. Many of them would . A . f h h h' d .I bl. d . . UJ 1u11 1orce up 15, 4:30 a. m.: WaltPr Berk· Kanawba River - Helen 'l. street en route to Thomas Jefreasse rtwn t e c urc -~ regar 1 as a pu IC a miSSIOn "For the lime being, the only I )nrd dov.n 16. 5 45 a m : And- down London 12 10 a. m Fort i ferson Elemcntttry Srh<ml The ~hat . the . Pop~ Is not really available authorized method of rew Calhoun down 16, 7 a m.. 1Dearborn down Marmet 1 30 a mothers then got in their rars , ' nlfalllhle m his Judgments on birth control apart from total I Endeavor down 17, 6 10 a m ; ,tn : Solvay down Marmet I 5.1 1 and w..:nt hom L' !moral qucst.!ons. . t·ontinenre is the use of j New Martinsville down 18. 4.:JO .a·. m...· Semet up Marmet 3:10 1 , At the same time and pl_are ! That would be unfair conclude ' s-ion. because the church's sta nd 'r.hythm,"' says Fr. H_en. ri I J f._ m.: StPel E_xpress up 18, 6 "· m.. ~ucy ane Lucas down 1Monda)' a teen . age dr1vcr 11 d o·p ·• secre lar. Y on hirt.hcontrol has never heen Je matten, a m_ .: Quet'n C1tv uo 18.7 R.m . ; 1Marmct_4 :_10 a.m .; Bea .. er ignored frantic signals from a J f tl p 1 ·defined in a formal " Ex g_.<•ncra ? le apa comnus- 1 RcI1au'·I e down 19, 6:30 a m.; ,dn_wn W1n f1eld 5 p. m. : Mouo- I crossing guard and plowE'd intiJ b 11 c nt I Cat h Cdr a" pronouncement 'i SUin on If I II ro' - - - - ··--~ hnnsylvania up 20, 5 a m.: j tam S_ tat~ down Winfield 6:.50 ' 12 chil1ren. killing two of them. 1 Eastern down 2Q. 7:20 a. m.: p. m.. Charles K. down Wm-1 Police ChiPf Alvm Brid~es i which is the o~ly ~ind for which John J _ Rowp down 22 9 45 1lield 7:15 p. m.: Allen R Mer- ·d th te·t . ,. l"ttl . P::Wdl mfall!blllty Js da1med 1 p m.: lnra up 22 10 ·20' n m . rill down Winfield 11 :30 p. m · I ~~~ lehprot ~ ,~al; ~ 'd 1 e . Aenry N.. Swtft. dec. tu Hunt-/ However, that legal dtstine- ' ·· ·· case o ys ena. 1e '131 a mgton Nalwnal Bank as TrUS· J · · h b 1 I , · Robert Reed down 22, 4:!0 a. Jefferson down Winfield 4 a.m.: traffic li hi would not hare . . twn mig I nut e too com ort .. .· National up Winfield 4·30 am g '· , . tee. Cert. for Trans.. Middle· ing to Catholit'S who remember , "j prevented Monday : . J('('ldent. port. how ir,;n~~" and how vigorous! auv toa G•Uon• . '·He I the dnver) would ha,·e · · tt y 4 ga~;,"~"' ,~;:'h~f,.~: I SEVEN·OAY WEEit i . ht th '*' b· . d .. 1 Elsie M,1e Crouser. Wtlbert popes, bishops and parish Sl:!• Most Models Available MIAMI BEACH We d k j run ng . rouJS" arnca e, E. Crouser to Herald N. Hud! priests have maintained the to 10 3 li~t your SAvrr B""k l' nrlay o no1 now exactly I Bndges Said. ··He WQuJdlt't have nell, Gwen F. Hudnell, 7 A., , sinfulness of contraceplt'on. I' ll rrhf"lif"•· aiol~ ""' Trul' how the man made d 1· h " CERTIFIED GAS STATION • • · · · • . seven- ay- seen il lg I. Rutland Prt~ent As [)evefopmrnt na w. M•ln St ., Porn• roy, Oh io ' wee.>\ di\'ISIOn of time came in- I I . T E J h 0 "b\ ( h i . to Grueser, renr dec lilto~beetin~g::__tb)lu~ om,., to~ xr.r ., , osrr~1 . dilemma ne posst e way t e. "-roy, o. 115 E. Second St. .l~!!!!l!!lllliillllillfilliiiii!~;,.,l· ___ _ ' t_tl~h~~-~t-l~ e anc1en l e- · t rew_s wt:re among the 1lrst Arnold might be forouttheo Pope 1 I 1 Sharp Disappointment • Diff•ICUlt n•11 emma Pone PauI VI F.acmg • - I Mothers ID D·etefDllDe • d -- River News f; ·, I . • t: •.· ~~T" .J EYE OF ROUND ROAST _ _ ° M• etgS POLAROID I r._• .,_.,..,..,. I - . . Roush's Shoe Store 1 ------ I Santa Suggests \ A Gift Subscription For THE DAILY SEtJTINEL Place Your Order Now WELLINGTON BOOTS 1 CAMERAS EVERYONII GROVER'S STUDIO L-------"!"'----------..1 • .· 1 use IL Grate, Mildred M. Grate, 24 to approve certain new methods 1 Middleport · ~:~ . thfee·elevenths rods, Rut- of b1rth control, such as '.•._.,_.--,..,,_...,.,...,""----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - AJfred Clarence Riley. Josephine A. 1 i Riley Society Notes m bell to William Harris, par.l I eels, ~ullou . . ! Loms McMurray, Bert1e Mrh I aIt.enanceon 1. Sunay d Scoo d ~~ t Lo rrame . M'l . 1~ urray o C11 urr~:~v , · Dec. I1 was 51 w1"th an off~rmg p 1s. 1..e banon. '" W h' . arce oI $11 .•u. . ors 1p serv1ces were A E M ld E 1 0 held at 10 :4!) with Vere Swartz, , 1 ra p. 1!ersM 0 01"1~1 , A'· 1 1 1·d 11 yers, au me yers, . ~~ .. 1 ay ea cr. OJ' The Woman's Society of IVc. . Christian Service will hold its . James ~obart Sh1eids. Phy1regu1ar meeting and Chri!-.t- lis E. Shtelds to Hoger L. mas party at the home of H~wk, parcels: Orange. I Osie Follrod on Tuesday, Dec. . E. Sweanngen, dec, to 20th with Helen Woode leading Grace Turner, Albert I.ester the 'program. Swearingen, Mary Swearingen I The church will hold ils an· Russell , Hope . S- Pe; k. John· I nual Christmas program 011 me Lee Swearmgen, Correction 1 Wednesday evening. Dec. 21. Affid. for Trans., Columbia. 1 Last Wednesday gue;ts of Frank M. Curry, Lulu M. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Vere Swartz in· Curry tn Jotm W. Dunigan, Hazcluded Mr. and Mrs. c. K el Dunigan, parcels, Columbia. Woode of Tuppers Plains and John W. Dunigan, Hazel DunMr. and Mrs. Vernoo Swart:z igan to Donald Wootf'n. Phyllis and family ·or Hockingport. Wooten, parcels, Columbia. , Several local families attend- William T, Shelton to Betty I ed the gospel singing program Ann Shelton, Lots, Pomeroy. 5ponsored by the Senior clafs Leopold Hysell to Almira Hy- l of the Eastern High School sell, Jots, Salisbury, Sunda~ afternoon, featuring th~ William N. Swain, Tressa I Gosepl Harmony Boys and Swain to United States, Flowthe Blue Ridge Quartet. age Easement, Olive. Linnie Gaul recently ret.urn- Carl D. Buckley, Manie Bucked from a visit with her son-in- lay, Chester Buckley. Nanry Jaw and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Buckley to United Stat('S, Flow- · James Crockare!l and family at age Easement, Olive. Alexandria, Va . Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode-. \li~ited Mr. and \"'rs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue at Pomerov and Mrs. J t! .. Hayes and. Lenore Bttzir1g at ! Your Dependable Middleport last Saturday. Dealer For i I 09 STEAK 28 oz. jar Such--- ROUND STEAK 69C . . Peak 4 Jb. sP u St .09 tb. lb. $1.09 lb. 99c I ·' Gold Medal ' FLOUR ·J lb. Maxwell House 99c v........ s1ie COFFEE 99 31b. can Puffs ASSORTED TISSUES············ 89c BONELESS _ _ lb. ROAST Aqua Net HAIR ,, RUN:' 47( PINTO BEANS ........ lb. MINUTE ~TEAK-- 69C lb. CHOCOLATE 2 Q UI CK........ fb. . ·<· STEAK or ROAST 2 Nestles I SIRLOIN TIP Martha White Self Rising _ __ PUNUTS ........ -..~~~ >! Round Borden's None ROASTED I I c LEG & BREAST QUARTERS lb. Shedd's t , , 11 CHICKEN 1 1 '' STEA:~---- 1 property Trans fers ' "'I i MANHATTAN I I )), __...Ib. THE SHOE BOX I ~~1: 19 · MIN'S SAFETY.TOE WORK sHOJ$. Roadstan d ' : .. ! : HEINZ _ _ __ c ttl I 1'2 Of. bottle c 200 count CLOROX - - - Gallon CHERRIOS 1 Will Be A --~----~~::· 43c WHEATIES 1 Gift For LISTERINE $l.09 - - - - - - - lizt Del Monte CATSUP 79c The Whole Family "MAIL" Bots. I YEAR .. .. .. .. .. .. $10.00 1 f('lrepaw ~ has long. sharp claws that can slash an enemy mortally, but the bear uses them mainly lor digging out ground squirrels I and mice. A. grizzly bear's TOMATOES 1 \ : ' for which send v•a•t oubocriplion to Tht'Doily S.ntinet to: ~;] ' ' ' I, I .................................. . - ...- • '\ASON riJRNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. IDAHO holiday season is a good tirne for extension phones. Choose from four d.iiler.:nt styles anci a full range of • • lb . \ 21b. •;_,t~ .\ GENfi(AL •TlifPHONl ~ bo~ .c 2 .! h••d•]9C SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30p.m. (Formerly Evans Super Market) Corner Mill 1nd Second Sts, "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantltl•s" '. It Mombo,-of 1hi GFi f fo<itil( o/ C•ni<o ' ~- .; ... , ' . '. j M!~· .I lovely colors. uu.u u••• Busiriess give the gift that says it all. I c 10 Pancake' .' Th~hectic lb. Pillsbury ONLY We Will Send AChristmas Card .4 POTATOES Dr in 3 ROOMS PO.OO Down - lal•nc• •n Con11tnienf Ttrmt • c ALL PURFOSE 1-2550 New Furniture $299 N-nte ··••··········•·•·· ··· ······• Address .•....•.......••....•.....• R.N CANS GENTLEMEN: I enclos• $ • LETTUCE J· HEATING - - ----------r- - • POTATOES petMonte Whole Kernel 303 Phone WY APPLES HEAD AND 1 6 MONTHS .. .. .. .. .. $5.25 SUGAR Colonial PlUMBING 1 • Red or Yellow r.~Hcious Hunts Solid Pock ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Subscription Rates c ORANGES, doz. 12 oz. 1 Florida '. MIDDLEPORT, O. ' l I~ f �' I ., . Hatlo's Theyll Do It Every Time .. I Jump =-,,m;:J Big Users of Mails Face !!ate Mall I ' en.. . . . ' Magazine and newspaper mal· · iers Will ~ n.oquired ~0 comp!J with el!wlar regulatiOns, 91 · • elg~ed to ease the cnJSh of 'TJ.IEY W.0 T\ol! 1>1.-'C£ FIXf.O t4,00$ WORT~ ... AND L.OOK· B~ PATRICK J. SLOVAN · I service In return lor any hike !n account for almost 60 per cent er whon Ihm wert so rpany '""ond and third class m•il •t W~.O.'l' ROSIOlA ~IN··· United Pre" loternotloJiol that orea of all mail aod will bring "in $2.6 elements lhal "'"'"'ed certain to already r.rowded post offi ces In WASHINGTON (UPJ) -'Pres- . II approved by Congress, Ute billion during tltu ctu·renl fiscal tear liS llllDrt. Thotthis herllngc mnjor cillcs. ident John~n is cunsiHering extra revenue will do little to year. It will pay its own way has been brouJ~"ht about Is an The· third class JP.allers say asking Congress for a big rase the eunent moil crisis. 11nd give the post orfiee a smull nchievemen~ that has yielded the new procedure ~ill save lht increase in n1tt>s charged maii ~ut 11 may reduce the , pront on this phase or its. I enormml.Q retum, ala et:J,mparo.- post otnce more U1an $1W users who have loaded the U.S. estimated $1.2 billion gap operations. ~vely smnll eost in postal million and amount to .• hall I postal system to the breaking between what the department I , , . . d de£icits." · · cent role hike lor the Jndustry, pf}int.. takes J!'l and what H costs to ~h~ not mcreuse st"\en &n Dtfead System Another prop~:~sal under conOfficially, lhe Post Office deliver the mail. llurd ~~uss r<~t~~ - 50 tl~~e Direct ·adverUsinS: maHers. sideration would ~et_ up .8 Department insists ne decision Taxpayers' Lnss categ.or_u s .,or m,ul also \\ill the biggest users of third class system known as pr10r1ty matl. ~as been reached on rate Most of the red ink, which has break Hen SfrVil"'e. de£end the present rate- The sy.'!tem would combine firs· incret~ses. Privately, high ofli- to be made up out of taxpayer Postmaster Cenernl La\\Tenrt· I ~;trurture on economic Rrounds. class and airmail, promisln~ r!'lls l\8Y it has. How much of dollars, is incurred for Carrying F. O'Rri('ll ha s this answer A!i : They contend they generale overnight delivery for prior it~ an increase will be ~oug~t f~r ne.wspapers and m~ga:zines and I far as seronrl rlass mail i!'. ! ~lhnof.:t 140 billion A yrar i11 mai~ .by the fast~st mear._: wh.a t cli-"!sses of mail sllll 1:-1 thml du~s ;!clvertlsmg matl('r, cmwerned· : bnsl~ ss omd that the perS<ml l llYilllaole-plane, tram, bus O: bl•mg worked out. Hlt~ y .~9 id . including su-ralled "junk maiL " "'fhrnu~ho ul our llislOI')'. 11M· :md C"Of'I)C)f-1\c tax vietd from truck. First class iclters prob<lbly Both the publishing and mml p,a7.inl's supplird surh inforn 1.'\ - : this ~urn is Joil't'Ah'r itum woold First class letters would bf would get 11ff lightly-if they ndvel'!lsing indu.strit•s o:·c rrofi- tion , inngt•s and wu~' S. ol l be Jlfll\'id<'d b~· a hike m postai raised from five to six cents ll.' were h1t at all. And the pP ~ t table. thinking and thereby srrved ilS rates. runce while airmail would b office might promise better First class and airrMiJ paper chains binding us togelh· II eMts the cst.im;Jteit 170,noo reduced from eight cents to s!x ·- - ~ holdm of lhtrd class bulk But the n.oo of all classes 0 mailing permits t3 <MIS ' moll m~y Ioree the pMorl~ pound to :;;{'II 11 product in ym1r system to be delayed. Undc living room. Administration Cl.lstlng clrcumstances, th 1 offiriats want to"'" rates Just department probabty coutdn' - -- - - - · --~- ·- - - · --~-enougn to cover the cost o! mllke good on Its pledge • 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Dec. 14, 1966 World Of Rellgloo p3'l teoching, tondemnlng all anovulant pills, on the ground handlir.g without hurting the o..mtght delivery. By LOUIS CASSELS forms or rontracC'ption except that tbey are "natural" in the direct mail busines.... n1.: J. S. Lewi\ up Greenup United Pren lnternatioual the so-called '' rhJ•t/un method" same sense as rhythm. Thus the The dl~partmElnt contends thnl 11 :20 p. m.; /f:hatles Stevenson The indefinite postponement which restricts sex relations to new stand could be presented as third class mailers pay only 73 up Greenup 1:~0 a. m.; Lady of Pope Paul's promised state- periods of supposed natural a ."developmenl" rather than a per cent of their way, with the !\lhgnon down IJreenup 5 a.m.; menl on birth control has been infertility, would orfend progres· reversal of the old teaching. taxpayer picking up lhe differ· Gauge readit-Js - Galli- Western up Meldahl 3:50p.m.; a sh~rp disappoi ntment to ·sive Cathvlirs who have been I But this solution also would ence. polis Dam 12.3, 28.5, running Producer up Meldahl 9:45p.m.; I Catholic couples v.-ho were I Cllnvinced. by all open debate orrend some Catholics who Third class mailers already &I feet 011 rollers, Pomeroy-Ma. Boe-K down Meldahl 11:50 p. expecting a liber<~lization of the amon,g their leading theologians, Isha re the publirly-expressed arc marshalling arguments son 27.47, Pt. Pleasant 27.28, n1. : Wayne H. down M~ldahl DAY CITY. Mich. (UPJ) - <'hurch's stand. that the only significant differ- belif of Fr. Hans Kung that it again~t <~ tate increase. They Sizes 6% to 12 Hinton 3.18. Kanawha Falls 8.;.1 1, 12· 15 a. m.; L. w. Sweet up About 12 mothers Tue.,day But the Pope's decision to enre between "artihrial con-[ would be "dishonest." point out that starting Jan . 1 Charleston 21.66. London was Meldahl 1:45 a. m. ; Philip blocked an interseetion where defer th~ whole matter "for .traception" and ''rhyth~'' is I Appreciating the difficulty or I they will have to p~-sort aU running 5 teet. Marmet 51.~ feet Sporn down Meldahl4:10 a.m. lwo ch1\dren were killed Mon- further study" came as no lthat the former work s wh1le the ;th p , ·T . f ed mail, place it in sacks and send and Winfield rJam 7 feet. Gallipolis Dam - S t e f:! I day. Traffic piled up four surpri~ to tlm.c;e .familiar with I latter is chancy.h d I o~serv: sro~:~:~nfualt" ~;~ill · it directly to zip centers at 552 Middleport Bual Mo>'ements: ~anger up 7:40 p. m.; Louis- blocks in both directions while t~e dtl~mma whJch <''"ln fronts l. On !he othe~ an, .a change be a long lime before he says ~loc:a:ti:·o:ns:··======:::::=:::::::~ 1 Ohio River - Steel Trader mna up 9:35 p. m.: 0 . F. Shear . 1 ('hildren filed safely &cross the him. . . definitive on birth 1 ~ the churchs te.ach mg. would I em thin up 14. 4 p.m.: Tibolt up 14, 5 er up 11:10 p.m.: Walter Cur- street. It. has b~come tncreasmgJy ·l dlslress co nservattve Ca,hohcs co%trol.g p.m.; F:lisha Woods up 14, 5.55 Icy up 4:30 a. m. : Elgercliff The mothers. demanding that obvwus dur~ng the pasl year who hilvc alrea?~' been shaken In the meantime, what are FOR CHRISTMAS 1966 p. m;: R. H. Bosworth II up dow~ 5:15 a. m. ; Lady Marjorie a. traffic light be installed at t.he thnt there. IS no ~ay h~ can ~ ~JP by me.a t on Fnday, the Mass Catholics supposed to do? 14. 12 .30 a. m.; Ben McCool up 6: 15 a. m.: Rose G. down corner, blocked the street wHh resol_ve thi s. questiOn wu~out HJ En!::~lsh, and other refo:ms I The Vatican's official answer up 14, 5:45 n. m.; Jehbon1 up 6:25a. m.: Zimmer down 8:10 four r.ars, and slootl by while ~ausmg ~n~us repcrrnsswns eman~tmg from the V<:~twan . is that the old teaching ls still 14, 6:35 a.m.: Buckeve Sll'lte 1'1 . m. lhet" r cht"ldren crossed the amonR tht la1thful. Cuunc1l. Many of them would . A . f h h h' d .I bl. d . . UJ 1u11 1orce up 15, 4:30 a. m.: WaltPr Berk· Kanawba River - Helen 'l. street en route to Thomas Jefreasse rtwn t e c urc -~ regar 1 as a pu IC a miSSIOn "For the lime being, the only I )nrd dov.n 16. 5 45 a m : And- down London 12 10 a. m Fort i ferson Elemcntttry Srh<ml The ~hat . the . Pop~ Is not really available authorized method of rew Calhoun down 16, 7 a m.. 1Dearborn down Marmet 1 30 a mothers then got in their rars , ' nlfalllhle m his Judgments on birth control apart from total I Endeavor down 17, 6 10 a m ; ,tn : Solvay down Marmet I 5.1 1 and w..:nt hom L' !moral qucst.!ons. . t·ontinenre is the use of j New Martinsville down 18. 4.:JO .a·. m...· Semet up Marmet 3:10 1 , At the same time and pl_are ! That would be unfair conclude ' s-ion. because the church's sta nd 'r.hythm,"' says Fr. H_en. ri I J f._ m.: StPel E_xpress up 18, 6 "· m.. ~ucy ane Lucas down 1Monda)' a teen . age dr1vcr 11 d o·p ·• secre lar. Y on hirt.hcontrol has never heen Je matten, a m_ .: Quet'n C1tv uo 18.7 R.m . ; 1Marmct_4 :_10 a.m .; Bea .. er ignored frantic signals from a J f tl p 1 ·defined in a formal " Ex g_.<•ncra ? le apa comnus- 1 RcI1au'·I e down 19, 6:30 a m.; ,dn_wn W1n f1eld 5 p. m. : Mouo- I crossing guard and plowE'd intiJ b 11 c nt I Cat h Cdr a" pronouncement 'i SUin on If I II ro' - - - - ··--~ hnnsylvania up 20, 5 a m.: j tam S_ tat~ down Winfield 6:.50 ' 12 chil1ren. killing two of them. 1 Eastern down 2Q. 7:20 a. m.: p. m.. Charles K. down Wm-1 Police ChiPf Alvm Brid~es i which is the o~ly ~ind for which John J _ Rowp down 22 9 45 1lield 7:15 p. m.: Allen R Mer- ·d th te·t . ,. l"ttl . P::Wdl mfall!blllty Js da1med 1 p m.: lnra up 22 10 ·20' n m . rill down Winfield 11 :30 p. m · I ~~~ lehprot ~ ,~al; ~ 'd 1 e . Aenry N.. Swtft. dec. tu Hunt-/ However, that legal dtstine- ' ·· ·· case o ys ena. 1e '131 a mgton Nalwnal Bank as TrUS· J · · h b 1 I , · Robert Reed down 22, 4:!0 a. Jefferson down Winfield 4 a.m.: traffic li hi would not hare . . twn mig I nut e too com ort .. .· National up Winfield 4·30 am g '· , . tee. Cert. for Trans.. Middle· ing to Catholit'S who remember , "j prevented Monday : . J('('ldent. port. how ir,;n~~" and how vigorous! auv toa G•Uon• . '·He I the dnver) would ha,·e · · tt y 4 ga~;,"~"' ,~;:'h~f,.~: I SEVEN·OAY WEEit i . ht th '*' b· . d .. 1 Elsie M,1e Crouser. Wtlbert popes, bishops and parish Sl:!• Most Models Available MIAMI BEACH We d k j run ng . rouJS" arnca e, E. Crouser to Herald N. Hud! priests have maintained the to 10 3 li~t your SAvrr B""k l' nrlay o no1 now exactly I Bndges Said. ··He WQuJdlt't have nell, Gwen F. Hudnell, 7 A., , sinfulness of contraceplt'on. I' ll rrhf"lif"•· aiol~ ""' Trul' how the man made d 1· h " CERTIFIED GAS STATION • • · · · • . seven- ay- seen il lg I. Rutland Prt~ent As [)evefopmrnt na w. M•ln St ., Porn• roy, Oh io ' wee.>\ di\'ISIOn of time came in- I I . T E J h 0 "b\ ( h i . to Grueser, renr dec lilto~beetin~g::__tb)lu~ om,., to~ xr.r ., , osrr~1 . dilemma ne posst e way t e. "-roy, o. 115 E. Second St. .l~!!!!l!!lllliillllillfilliiiii!~;,.,l· ___ _ ' t_tl~h~~-~t-l~ e anc1en l e- · t rew_s wt:re among the 1lrst Arnold might be forouttheo Pope 1 I 1 Sharp Disappointment • Diff•ICUlt n•11 emma Pone PauI VI F.acmg • - I Mothers ID D·etefDllDe • d -- River News f; ·, I . • t: •.· ~~T" .J EYE OF ROUND ROAST _ _ ° M• etgS POLAROID I r._• .,_.,..,..,. I - . . Roush's Shoe Store 1 ------ I Santa Suggests \ A Gift Subscription For THE DAILY SEtJTINEL Place Your Order Now WELLINGTON BOOTS 1 CAMERAS EVERYONII GROVER'S STUDIO L-------"!"'----------..1 • .· 1 use IL Grate, Mildred M. Grate, 24 to approve certain new methods 1 Middleport · ~:~ . thfee·elevenths rods, Rut- of b1rth control, such as '.•._.,_.--,..,,_...,.,...,""----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - AJfred Clarence Riley. Josephine A. 1 i Riley Society Notes m bell to William Harris, par.l I eels, ~ullou . . ! Loms McMurray, Bert1e Mrh I aIt.enanceon 1. Sunay d Scoo d ~~ t Lo rrame . M'l . 1~ urray o C11 urr~:~v , · Dec. I1 was 51 w1"th an off~rmg p 1s. 1..e banon. '" W h' . arce oI $11 .•u. . ors 1p serv1ces were A E M ld E 1 0 held at 10 :4!) with Vere Swartz, , 1 ra p. 1!ersM 0 01"1~1 , A'· 1 1 1·d 11 yers, au me yers, . ~~ .. 1 ay ea cr. OJ' The Woman's Society of IVc. . Christian Service will hold its . James ~obart Sh1eids. Phy1regu1ar meeting and Chri!-.t- lis E. Shtelds to Hoger L. mas party at the home of H~wk, parcels: Orange. I Osie Follrod on Tuesday, Dec. . E. Sweanngen, dec, to 20th with Helen Woode leading Grace Turner, Albert I.ester the 'program. Swearingen, Mary Swearingen I The church will hold ils an· Russell , Hope . S- Pe; k. John· I nual Christmas program 011 me Lee Swearmgen, Correction 1 Wednesday evening. Dec. 21. Affid. for Trans., Columbia. 1 Last Wednesday gue;ts of Frank M. Curry, Lulu M. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Vere Swartz in· Curry tn Jotm W. Dunigan, Hazcluded Mr. and Mrs. c. K el Dunigan, parcels, Columbia. Woode of Tuppers Plains and John W. Dunigan, Hazel DunMr. and Mrs. Vernoo Swart:z igan to Donald Wootf'n. Phyllis and family ·or Hockingport. Wooten, parcels, Columbia. , Several local families attend- William T, Shelton to Betty I ed the gospel singing program Ann Shelton, Lots, Pomeroy. 5ponsored by the Senior clafs Leopold Hysell to Almira Hy- l of the Eastern High School sell, Jots, Salisbury, Sunda~ afternoon, featuring th~ William N. Swain, Tressa I Gosepl Harmony Boys and Swain to United States, Flowthe Blue Ridge Quartet. age Easement, Olive. Linnie Gaul recently ret.urn- Carl D. Buckley, Manie Bucked from a visit with her son-in- lay, Chester Buckley. Nanry Jaw and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Buckley to United Stat('S, Flow- · James Crockare!l and family at age Easement, Olive. Alexandria, Va . Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode-. \li~ited Mr. and \"'rs. Clair Woode and Conni Sue at Pomerov and Mrs. J t! .. Hayes and. Lenore Bttzir1g at ! Your Dependable Middleport last Saturday. Dealer For i I 09 STEAK 28 oz. jar Such--- ROUND STEAK 69C . . Peak 4 Jb. sP u St .09 tb. lb. $1.09 lb. 99c I ·' Gold Medal ' FLOUR ·J lb. Maxwell House 99c v........ s1ie COFFEE 99 31b. can Puffs ASSORTED TISSUES············ 89c BONELESS _ _ lb. ROAST Aqua Net HAIR ,, RUN:' 47( PINTO BEANS ........ lb. MINUTE ~TEAK-- 69C lb. CHOCOLATE 2 Q UI CK........ fb. . ·<· STEAK or ROAST 2 Nestles I SIRLOIN TIP Martha White Self Rising _ __ PUNUTS ........ -..~~~ >! Round Borden's None ROASTED I I c LEG & BREAST QUARTERS lb. Shedd's t , , 11 CHICKEN 1 1 '' STEA:~---- 1 property Trans fers ' "'I i MANHATTAN I I )), __...Ib. THE SHOE BOX I ~~1: 19 · MIN'S SAFETY.TOE WORK sHOJ$. Roadstan d ' : .. ! : HEINZ _ _ __ c ttl I 1'2 Of. bottle c 200 count CLOROX - - - Gallon CHERRIOS 1 Will Be A --~----~~::· 43c WHEATIES 1 Gift For LISTERINE $l.09 - - - - - - - lizt Del Monte CATSUP 79c The Whole Family "MAIL" Bots. I YEAR .. .. .. .. .. .. $10.00 1 f('lrepaw ~ has long. sharp claws that can slash an enemy mortally, but the bear uses them mainly lor digging out ground squirrels I and mice. A. grizzly bear's TOMATOES 1 \ : ' for which send v•a•t oubocriplion to Tht'Doily S.ntinet to: ~;] ' ' ' I, I .................................. . - ...- • '\ASON riJRNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. IDAHO holiday season is a good tirne for extension phones. Choose from four d.iiler.:nt styles anci a full range of • • lb . \ 21b. •;_,t~ .\ GENfi(AL •TlifPHONl ~ bo~ .c 2 .! h••d•]9C SUPER MARKET - OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30p.m. (Formerly Evans Super Market) Corner Mill 1nd Second Sts, "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantltl•s" '. It Mombo,-of 1hi GFi f fo<itil( o/ C•ni<o ' ~- .; ... , ' . '. j M!~· .I lovely colors. uu.u u••• Busiriess give the gift that says it all. I c 10 Pancake' .' Th~hectic lb. Pillsbury ONLY We Will Send AChristmas Card .4 POTATOES Dr in 3 ROOMS PO.OO Down - lal•nc• •n Con11tnienf Ttrmt • c ALL PURFOSE 1-2550 New Furniture $299 N-nte ··••··········•·•·· ··· ······• Address .•....•.......••....•.....• R.N CANS GENTLEMEN: I enclos• $ • LETTUCE J· HEATING - - ----------r- - • POTATOES petMonte Whole Kernel 303 Phone WY APPLES HEAD AND 1 6 MONTHS .. .. .. .. .. $5.25 SUGAR Colonial PlUMBING 1 • Red or Yellow r.~Hcious Hunts Solid Pock ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Subscription Rates c ORANGES, doz. 12 oz. 1 Florida '. MIDDLEPORT, O. ' l I~ f �'i ' ' • ·, ~- .I J~ '· · ·· J "· ··· ~- r• •. J., ,,.,, ~ - "· • . • • . • ~ -. - ~·- "· ~ .-..- . ,. -- ,, •. ~- ,;; ._ • ,~,,, •. ~· - '· .. •. . . ' ' ·. ···· ' . ,. • :\-<.. '"'u ·· · ······ ........... • • •. •. •. ' · • •• •. •. i..:t; •• " ... . •• ·'· \.<. :\,:.>, -~ ::\.l.., . ' ' ' \.<.. "'-. ~~ ' ' .' . .; •• , ' ,-:. ,,.-, . '" . Did you know That. .. By Blanche M. Haskim ••• ANOTHER TRUCKLOAD PURCHASE OF FR Ladies Also Invited to· ALL NEW 1967 i• •• •• •• ••,, Brown Nappod Corlam 15.99 • i• ••• i ~ = • ~ The Hum bolt e X924M TheCorelli :• with Record Storage. Charm ing Early American Styling. I •• Solid State Amplifier with outstanding Peak Music Power, ~ • ••• plus Sold State FM AM Stereo FM Radio. Lift Lid with Solid State Amplifier with outstanding Peak Music Power, : plus Solid State FM AM Stereo FM Radio. Center Lift Lid e X922 ~ Record Storage. Elegant Italian Provincial Sty ling . ~ :• i § The Lizt • X920 Dtstinctive Danish Modern Styling. Solid State Am- EVERY WOMAN WANTS plifier with Outstanding Peak Music Power, plus Solid State FM AM Stereo FM Radio. Convenient Lift Lid. Record Lizagator Storage Space. By Naturalizer Save Up To 5 50.00 ••• No tAoney Down!! \ I NOW... A GIANT 25" RECTANGULAR COLOR PICTURE SLIMMED INTO BEAUTIFULLY COMPACT CABINETRY Introducing all new a ~ • ~ BAGS To Match OPEN Evenings ,, Solid-State PORTABLE STEREO ~ &ROLF'S •. • i• .. ! ! Chapman· Canaday A I i TWO 8' SPEAKERS i I Acoullitlllr i oili In tho Mlddlo Block Next hi YOU SAVE UPTO- NEW COMPACT .UGGAGE STYLE CABINET 1 GIFTS • Stf)aratl toodnen contr olt for each cha nnel • New tilt·down A • Vuiabtt tont con trol del ign HOGG & ZUSPAN • MATERIALS COMPANY ' YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT ·•·• . ,....: . . "f . •. . . • -J..· .;'; L.; a 773.5554 '. FREE ... Stereo Record Alb CONSOLE STEREO With Purchase Of NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRI./ARY hi, 1967 •' ~ Cll'llf:IC..:'CI(I(W Frtt Delivery eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS ePLYWOOD ePANEUNG ThiCALYPSOoModllll!l40 · A terrific value. o&-s~ t·hanger . Lightweight tone arm. Dual needle cartridge. Handeome two-tone Gray or twotor-.e Be ige color . AC only. I....,.,. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI • "'f "• ~ ONLY matched to give you r ich shneo .ound •-~ ~ .. Cinnamon Stick lnd Btitt WtHIYI SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TERMS! ~~~~·~~····~~~···~~····~~~-·~~ • 21 .99 LADIES' Handbags CHBIST1UASOPENING Mason, W. Vo. eROOFING ePAINTS e Plumbing Supplies Before freezing fruits, add some sugar. This helps to ke<11 lhe natural c:olor and vitamin eHEATING SUPPLIES Several styles to ehoooe from In genuine Steerhlde. Pickens' Hardware <!ODienl. 18.00 up ........................................ltlddl... TH! PROMPTER de(uxe fine furniture cabinetry for every budget Molltl X114 Nlw-concept clock radio styli ng wun a•nlfrl!a clock. Touch 'n Snooze •.. every room setting/ The COVINGTON Mtdtl 2SU5UIW Htndsomt Contemporu)' ttyltd compact console in pn~int oil flnlthld Wi lnut vtnllrl 111d ltltct h1rdwoad tolldt. q O ~t l twin·cone 1p1aktr. As Low As I ( handcraf!ed/ buill better !olas! limger HtnOmfltd C11lor Chmls-Ha printed circuitS. n6- prodlldiOn Shortcuts. \lXI% Handw111d lorarullr dependability. SUper Gold Vld.a CUird TunlnaSyttem 'll'ittl el:dusi~t Gold ConllrtS for u~n stns1l1vt m!pt10n . IOO ifl TV lilt anf. l -eater pidYrt sltbihly. Swtthlnr' Color Plclurl T!JJI-Kew europium riii!·Nrlll phosphor lor fe&ler picture brilhlnm with udder reds, bri&lller &I'WJS, brl&fller blues. Ccln!rol. Sleep switch Radio Dial light. J c:llo ices. ~ •• TH!CAOET Mtelel lltl Radio turn• on or oil eulomlticl lly. Srlm, FOR HIMI BiiHilds .. · :.... $5 up Clgartne Case, Ug~hr and ~~~ FRI81DAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS . ' Ker'.~ Sets • $5 up Shop Pickens' for best toy buys • . . gifts for the f1mily ..• for the hunter and outdoor m•n ... for everyone on your list. 5tyling . 19.95 THE FURNITURE • MIDQLEPORT OIIUTANTf Model Xl71 22·29 THE ZEPHYR Model l114 rouc n 'n Sno()!l! cnntroll e l~ you "~n oo ie " in me morning, 111en wake ns you again . Sleep sw11 ch lulls you 10 ~lee p lll night, lr1!n 1nuts radio oil automatlc .all~ . You r choice of 3 ublnet colors. UNTIL CHRISTMAS STARTING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 lerge, .asy-to·rtoad numerals, Luminous c lock hands Wavtmilllnelf an~nna. ae~orator AutomatiC lain con trol , l color c ho en ~ EVERY NIGHT til 9 New electric clock with compact ~ .........aesm.,...,.....\ --~~--··*_. NO PAYMENTSTIL FEB. 1, 1967 a4.9S •• •• Ii i• color NO MONEY .DOWN! FMI ~M lab II redlo tlllall the fine qualll)' ZIWII!h features ~ll e•~ )'tl moc:lestly priced. lrOadblnd FM/RF empliller Automatic Frequency control. Preelslon ~~ernler tunlnQ. BIQ....,.. clock fece. Choice ol 3 colora. 49.95 Qet dlsllas far cleaner than dlshw,shlng by hand! ' .A • OPEN EVE~Y NIGHT TIL ' ' BAKER ' ' CHltiSTMAS ,': ~ ' ,~ ,, ' " . MIDDLEPORT • OHIO IIHQNE 773-5583 ~$ON, W.VA. �'i ' ' • ·, ~- .I J~ '· · ·· J "· ··· ~- r• •. J., ,,.,, ~ - "· • . • • . • ~ -. - ~·- "· ~ .-..- . ,. -- ,, •. ~- ,;; ._ • ,~,,, •. ~· - '· .. •. . . ' ' ·. ···· ' . ,. • :\-<.. '"'u ·· · ······ ........... • • •. •. •. ' · • •• •. •. i..:t; •• " ... . •• ·'· \.<. :\,:.>, -~ ::\.l.., . ' ' ' \.<.. "'-. ~~ ' ' .' . .; •• , ' ,-:. ,,.-, . '" . Did you know That. .. By Blanche M. Haskim ••• ANOTHER TRUCKLOAD PURCHASE OF FR Ladies Also Invited to· ALL NEW 1967 i• •• •• •• ••,, Brown Nappod Corlam 15.99 • i• ••• i ~ = • ~ The Hum bolt e X924M TheCorelli :• with Record Storage. Charm ing Early American Styling. I •• Solid State Amplifier with outstanding Peak Music Power, ~ • ••• plus Sold State FM AM Stereo FM Radio. Lift Lid with Solid State Amplifier with outstanding Peak Music Power, : plus Solid State FM AM Stereo FM Radio. Center Lift Lid e X922 ~ Record Storage. Elegant Italian Provincial Sty ling . ~ :• i § The Lizt • X920 Dtstinctive Danish Modern Styling. Solid State Am- EVERY WOMAN WANTS plifier with Outstanding Peak Music Power, plus Solid State FM AM Stereo FM Radio. Convenient Lift Lid. Record Lizagator Storage Space. By Naturalizer Save Up To 5 50.00 ••• No tAoney Down!! \ I NOW... A GIANT 25" RECTANGULAR COLOR PICTURE SLIMMED INTO BEAUTIFULLY COMPACT CABINETRY Introducing all new a ~ • ~ BAGS To Match OPEN Evenings ,, Solid-State PORTABLE STEREO ~ &ROLF'S •. • i• .. ! ! Chapman· Canaday A I i TWO 8' SPEAKERS i I Acoullitlllr i oili In tho Mlddlo Block Next hi YOU SAVE UPTO- NEW COMPACT .UGGAGE STYLE CABINET 1 GIFTS • Stf)aratl toodnen contr olt for each cha nnel • New tilt·down A • Vuiabtt tont con trol del ign HOGG & ZUSPAN • MATERIALS COMPANY ' YOU CAN SAVE MONEY AT ·•·• . ,....: . . "f . •. . . • -J..· .;'; L.; a 773.5554 '. FREE ... Stereo Record Alb CONSOLE STEREO With Purchase Of NO PAYMENTS UNTIL FEBRI./ARY hi, 1967 •' ~ Cll'llf:IC..:'CI(I(W Frtt Delivery eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS ePLYWOOD ePANEUNG ThiCALYPSOoModllll!l40 · A terrific value. o&-s~ t·hanger . Lightweight tone arm. Dual needle cartridge. Handeome two-tone Gray or twotor-.e Be ige color . AC only. I....,.,. POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORI • "'f "• ~ ONLY matched to give you r ich shneo .ound •-~ ~ .. Cinnamon Stick lnd Btitt WtHIYI SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TERMS! ~~~~·~~····~~~···~~····~~~-·~~ • 21 .99 LADIES' Handbags CHBIST1UASOPENING Mason, W. Vo. eROOFING ePAINTS e Plumbing Supplies Before freezing fruits, add some sugar. This helps to ke<11 lhe natural c:olor and vitamin eHEATING SUPPLIES Several styles to ehoooe from In genuine Steerhlde. Pickens' Hardware <!ODienl. 18.00 up ........................................ltlddl... TH! PROMPTER de(uxe fine furniture cabinetry for every budget Molltl X114 Nlw-concept clock radio styli ng wun a•nlfrl!a clock. Touch 'n Snooze •.. every room setting/ The COVINGTON Mtdtl 2SU5UIW Htndsomt Contemporu)' ttyltd compact console in pn~int oil flnlthld Wi lnut vtnllrl 111d ltltct h1rdwoad tolldt. q O ~t l twin·cone 1p1aktr. As Low As I ( handcraf!ed/ buill better !olas! limger HtnOmfltd C11lor Chmls-Ha printed circuitS. n6- prodlldiOn Shortcuts. \lXI% Handw111d lorarullr dependability. SUper Gold Vld.a CUird TunlnaSyttem 'll'ittl el:dusi~t Gold ConllrtS for u~n stns1l1vt m!pt10n . IOO ifl TV lilt anf. l -eater pidYrt sltbihly. Swtthlnr' Color Plclurl T!JJI-Kew europium riii!·Nrlll phosphor lor fe&ler picture brilhlnm with udder reds, bri&lller &I'WJS, brl&fller blues. Ccln!rol. Sleep switch Radio Dial light. J c:llo ices. ~ •• TH!CAOET Mtelel lltl Radio turn• on or oil eulomlticl lly. Srlm, FOR HIMI BiiHilds .. · :.... $5 up Clgartne Case, Ug~hr and ~~~ FRI81DAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS . ' Ker'.~ Sets • $5 up Shop Pickens' for best toy buys • . . gifts for the f1mily ..• for the hunter and outdoor m•n ... for everyone on your list. 5tyling . 19.95 THE FURNITURE • MIDQLEPORT OIIUTANTf Model Xl71 22·29 THE ZEPHYR Model l114 rouc n 'n Sno()!l! cnntroll e l~ you "~n oo ie " in me morning, 111en wake ns you again . Sleep sw11 ch lulls you 10 ~lee p lll night, lr1!n 1nuts radio oil automatlc .all~ . You r choice of 3 ublnet colors. UNTIL CHRISTMAS STARTING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16 lerge, .asy-to·rtoad numerals, Luminous c lock hands Wavtmilllnelf an~nna. ae~orator AutomatiC lain con trol , l color c ho en ~ EVERY NIGHT til 9 New electric clock with compact ~ .........aesm.,...,.....\ --~~--··*_. NO PAYMENTSTIL FEB. 1, 1967 a4.9S •• •• Ii i• color NO MONEY .DOWN! FMI ~M lab II redlo tlllall the fine qualll)' ZIWII!h features ~ll e•~ )'tl moc:lestly priced. lrOadblnd FM/RF empliller Automatic Frequency control. Preelslon ~~ernler tunlnQ. BIQ....,.. clock fece. Choice ol 3 colora. 49.95 Qet dlsllas far cleaner than dlshw,shlng by hand! ' .A • OPEN EVE~Y NIGHT TIL ' ' BAKER ' ' CHltiSTMAS ,': ~ ' ,~ ,, ' " . MIDDLEPORT • OHIO IIHQNE 773-5583 ~$ON, W.VA. �.. \ ' \ j l~-· Dally Sentinel, \week. Lt. Terrence O'Brien Killed in·Vietnam ., ' \ I t ', ' \ . Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dot. 14, 1968 ' Oh yes. to so many .pt· us, wears the uniform of his coun· ago at Thanksgiving time. and A Meigs County boy, Dale were the parents of Lt. Tm·- •family. Lt. Terrence O'Brien, Viet Nam is far away, and we try and engages in that war ts ] another in Fel>ro~ry' but tnrre E; O'Brien, son of Mrs. E. W. renee O'Brien who wa• ,.rvlng son of Col. and Mrs. D a I e listen to the TV reports and we taklng.OUR place in the ranks, i was no outpouring m the com· 0 Bnen and the late E. W. in the Green Berets when he O'B . 1 be f th JUSt glanoe over some of the and he who sacrifices Ills lite munity to gtve honor to a d••d 'B' !Bl' h rten,samemro e newspaper. accoun11 a was killed, barely two months . s rom th at in tht! 'cause, is a martyr ·and h~ro . O nen o ur mg am~ graduate of Shade High School after arriving In Asia. ' lam':" Green Beret, gave his , terrible war, and shrug our hero. ' t.ow mnoy and now of Vicksburg, Mtss., Ufe m that little country far shoulders. The war doesn't af· · , Onl) God knows will recently received the dreaded ! The Post said: away, only two months· after he teet us. But does It? Every boy Can we in this commumly nr more ol those t;t~grams W notice from the War Depart- The war in Viet Nam Is far, landed in Viet Nam. It has who Jays down his life In Viet m any other community, to IJe recmed In ltck•bu~i· V ~ ment. rar aWay - thousands of miles, been said that greater love hath Nam, and every one who suf- whi ch has come the remains ot are well re~resent~ n 1u~ The Vicksburg Sunday Post but to those who hav e sons or no man. than that he lay down rers the wounds of battle, is giv· a hero, sit idly by and not Nam. and thiS war " oom ng in a lead editorial recognized · husbands, or fathers in that his life for his friend . Sum mg of himself fcir the protection give to him the honor which closer and clo.,r. The . yery the O'Brien's personal Joss and conflict, it ii very ' very elose, (·ould be the epitaph over the of OUR freedoms, and we must is hls due·! Cr:n we ta il LU \east. we, as c.an . . a commwlliY ~ ~~M generalized from it to recog-! and, to lhos<> who have bad to tomb pi this fine young man, · not forget \l. The Viol Nam make some effort to com tort do IS 10 give P' IC ex 1 nize all American youth lost in receive that ominous telegram, · fresh from college, in the flow· war is a symbol of the all·out Lhnse on whom the heavy bur· ol the gratit~e w~ have or Vietnam as martyrs in the '·We regret to inform you-" er of his life, recently married, I struggle of freedom against sla- den of sorrow has suddenly de- the fallen soldier, and do our heroic mould. it is right at home. · a proud son of a fine ~oldier very; of faith in God a~ainst scended ? Twice belore, a Vicks· best to hrin~ comfort and rnn· Dale O'Brien, a colonel in the Such a telegram was received , and his wife. to whom this sad godlessness: of democrary a- burg soldi er made the suprPme .;alation to thosP who muum armed forces, and Mrs. O'Brien during the week by a Vicksburg 1 news came during the past :e,ainst totalitarianism. He who 1 .sacrifice, the first aboul a year tlim as a loved one . ... - · . -· 1 -- -----'·. ...~~~ ................ "'• . .. ~ ' ---·- "Sup"er-Right" Meats! . ·l~<--1 Boneless Rourad Steak Full Cut BOTTOM ROUND lb. 89c lb. SIRLOIN STEAK WELL TRIMMED--- DOCTOR SAYS :Army Offering ! Scholarships By Wa}'lle G. Brandstadt, M.D. To c·olleges The common cold is some- ~~ . ::> :::::: thins o£ a misnomer. It is common enough, but it is not the The Army is now accepting result of getting chilled. AI- applications for the 800 lourthough much research has been year scholarships to be awarddone on this disease. it is far ed young men entering college from being licked. One reason next fall and enrolling in ROTC. is that the common cold is not 1Applications must be postmarkone disease but a group of dis- ,ed no laler than January 15, eases caused by many different :1967. virrn;es,. Obimpanzees may get ' . rolds caused by the same virus- I Awards w1U be hosed on scM· es that cause the disease in l~st1~ standmg, ph~s1cal qu~h­ man tut, the ether anim:Jls flcahons. leadership pote~~1al, 1 get colds, and they do, they and other personal quaWca- l stick to their own brand of tlons. cold virus. The soholarships will be SOme of the viruses that valid at any of 247 colleges and cause· colds in man cannot be , universities offering Army p<lSSed on to others, so no one ROTC. Each scholarship in· knows how they are spread. eludes full tuition, textbooks l , l,Jer cold viruses are sprea(and lab fees, and $50 a month j I rom person to per!lon but I Jiving allowance for four only during the early stages of !years of college. i 11,e disease. Applications and detailed !nIl yuu have dripped in a formation may be obtained by )... :.dkerchief until it is wet, writing to; ROTC Scholarship, 1 pull the llandkerrh ief out First U.S. Army, Fort Meade, o. your pocket with a flourish, Md. 20155. ~ uu will spread virus partides ----throughout the room. But after tile sa me handkerchief has dried, it i.s no longer a means of sprl'aGir!g the infection. BY AVA GILKEY Wllr'k is progressing on the . development of an effective I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey and told vaet;ine but as yet none is i Mrs. Mamie Newlun spent a zvailable commercmlly. The weekend with 14r. and Mrs. Carl great difficulty is slill the !act !Knicely of Dayton. 0 . recently. ::::~ 00 f~ ~\ That's &>fair question. But not an easy one to anRwer because we have our own quality ~:::a::~:::re:n~~: ::~~::r::i~:~:::: you • - • BRUSHED NYLON DUSTERS Waltz Gowns LADIES' PHIL MAID i aoft brushed aylon fleece gowns for the lady em your gltt list. Famous "Phil Mold" atyiK in assort· ed colors . 98 $l·a~Month Club Formed CLUB STEAK TENDER JUICY---- - lb. $1.09 ro. HOLIDAY GIVING $ 99 SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' FLANNEL Assort(>lj colon each FOR HIS CHRISTMAS MEN'S CAMPUS DRESS SHIRTS FANCY RAYON PANTIES Lad!e.q' warm, t'olorful cotton styles. $ . 5-6·7 flannel pajamas In two piece 00 S• M • L SIZES each Paiamas BONELESS ROASTS Rump Roast .... · · .. lb. 95c Sirloin Tip Roast · · · ··· lb. 99c Pot Roast · lb. 89c Eye-of-Round lb. $1.19 00 Men's fancy new sttyle "Campus" sport shirts in solid 1:olora and assorted patterns. New C'lo! .. 1ar iltylini, maC"hine washKble, Lad.ie11~ TOP ROUND lb. 99c 00 '' A tine quality dre!'is shirt Is sure to plea~e thfl' m<Jn on your llst. !1utton down and rt-gu\ar collar si.\• IHl. 14¥,z to 17 in all ~Je~·ve lengths. Ludies' fancy panties in soft rayon knit. Pllstel colors and whitlt with fancy tr ims. and patterns, SIZES 141f• to 00 • .. .. 00 00 • 17 - PAIR • SUPER-RIGHT-SMOKED know lor grades ol meat. Ao :::::: an example, did you know that some beef, graded U.S. Choice, just doesn't meet. our .:;: ,.. .. ..Super· Right" s~ifications? lt's true! You see ... we don't buy by grade. We use ::::: \.~ our own high standards. to bring you the best values. ·:•· ~-: 00 • :.:··· ·1 95c BONELESS STEAKS Cube Steak lb. $1.09 Sirloin Tip Steak .. lb. $1.09 New York Strip .... lb. $1.59 Chipped Steaks · · · · lb. $1.29 A&PSel.l ? ;:;:-. lb. •~"" LADIES' BEAUTIFUL QUILTED NYLON BONELESS 99( BONELcS~ COOKED HAMS SHANK PORTION - - - lb. 49c FULLY.COOKED CANNED HAMS t6 99 SELECT NOW ••• USE I 3·lb. con 10-lb. un 8-111. $8.39 con ~ $2.~ CLOSE-OUT OF ALL REGULAR $1.00 HIGH QUALITY Christmas Cards :.~ T.hat doesn't mean we don't approve of !!ueh grading- not at all. It just means we're :··:: ::::-: very fussy about the beef we label "Super· Right." It stands to reason \H ha..-e to be or : ·:·. ~. A•P wouldn't be America's number oqe meat merchant. Sliced Bacon _ 2 lb. pkg. $1.35 Ocean Perch _ J: Are "Super-Rigkf' MeaUI a good reason for shopping A•P! SULTANA FROZEN ,.::- Pot Pies They're one of many! Our regular stock of $1.00 per box values, now at sale price .. Exce llent art subjeds on high qua lity (.raper. CAP'N JOHN FILLETS ALLGOOD ' 1-lb. pkg. 49c Of The World BEAUnFUL GIFTS CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 5-8-oz. pies 99c Breaded Shrimp 10-oz. pkg. 83c. tOP'YiiiiGMT(II96S. TH£ GRU.T ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO INC 1 ·' • .·, . .· ·' ,· , ·. ·.·:-.. ·. ;....·. . ..,.... ·\ll 1 Harrisonville A&P FRESH FRUITS an dVEGET ABLES FLORIDA-TASTY Grapefru1t• WHITE SEEDLESS Tangerines d••· 39c FLORIDA FLORIDA-TENDER 0 ranges JUICY Pole Beans 2 lbs. 39c 8 b~~· 69c Mushrooms lb. 49c Medium $J.98 CHRISTMAS G I F T - - - - Basket that so many ~!erent v.truses.. j are bus~ producmg Meanwbile, treatment is direct- plane to be at her father's bed- I ed at relievifl& symptoms. ~ side. . I The most popular new cold I Clayton Waggoner of Columc~psul~· U3Ually contarn anti· : bus was also a visitor. loistammes {of doubtlul value I unless -"ergy · t ) d . Mr. Henry Waggoner, who "" ts a 1ac or, e- u!fered t k I t' coneestants, pain relievers and , s LOOK FOR THE RED TAG" 11 A&P BRANDS FOR SAVINGS AND QUALITY ... COMPARE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES a s ro. e s. a pa Jent at cou&h lllhibitars. These reme- l Veterans Hospital IS recuperat. dies have the advantage that ' mg slowly and expects to be they cau't fall because a rold home soon. is sell-limited - you're going Tom Wells is in Meigs Generto feel better in a few days no , al Hospital. matter what you do. ! Darold Graham and wife arA new drug in this field, Di- ' ri>ed Friday evening from the rexin, an antihistamine with a ! west coast to spend 30 days decongestant and some pleas- I wilh the Joe Carseys and Besant flavormg, is put up as a 1sie Graharr.. While here be will tablet that will dissOlve under ] act as best man to his twin br" the tongue. This has the ad- i ther Harold's wedding Dec. 25. vantage that you can take it in I After his leave he will be sta!itualions vmere you would I tio"'d at Washington, D. c. oot have access to water to / The shower given by Betty oelp Y0.u swallow a capsule. ; Graham and Dorothy Anderhon Warnmg: . Graham -gJ 1 Many . persons . .•. are at lh e borne of Bessie .11"' c o vanous mgreu•e-ntsl S 1 d . •ncl'"'"d ·n ld rem ed'lf.'S · a ur ay evenmg for Darold u;;p:; 1 co • · . Graham and f1ance was well at. '1 tended. A number of nice presTbe Almanac ny United Press International 1 ~nts were received and delicToday is Wednesday, [)(>c. 14, ( 1ous refreshments were served. the 348th day of 196u with 17 to I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey, fo llow. : and son Joey of Gallipolis were Tbe moon is between its new . dinner guests of Ava Gilkey phase and fir st qcarter. Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Clinton The morning stars are Mars . Gilkey, son Tad, Kathy of Aland Jupiter. · hany were !lrJpper gue:;ts. The evening star is Saturn. : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire ' Ameri can :wiator and World altended a play at Rio Grande War II he ro, .lames Doolittle, College Friday evening in was born nn this day in 1896. which their son Ray had a part. On tilis day in history: Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs are In 1819. Alabama entered the parents of a daughter born at Umted States as the 22nd state. Holzer. The Riggs have four In .1902. Ihe robleship "Silver· sons. lown '. <:t·t 0111 from San Mrs. Jettie Arix spent a cou8 Fr>nc!S<. . ·o to lav· the ilfst. cable pIe of days w1t. b Mrs. Bernard connecting Honolulu Wi{h the G'lk . M'ddl rt Golde!! Gate t ey m 1 epo . In (9&1, th~ Electorul College Mrs. Mary Ash a.n~ two chilofficially confirmed President dren of West Vll'gmia spent a LyndQII Johnson's victory over lew daYS with her mother, Mrs. Barry Goldwater in the pres- Eliza Powell. tdenl'ial election. : Mr. Ernest Carr of Pomeroy A thought for the day - ' visited hiJ ·mother, Mrs. Grace ~mertcan Army Gen. Douglas Carr. llacArthur said: "It Is fatal to Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass and son !ntet •ny war !'lithout the will of Racine visited her mother, 111 IL" \. Mrs. Oma ArlX. A&P INSTANT ANN PAGE SOFT . CoHee -.. - 10-oz. jar $1.29 Margarine · · 1-lb. pkg. 39c SULTANA BRAND DAILY Cocoa --.. .. 1-lb. pkg. 59c Dog Food 12 -Jib. ens 1.19 ANN PAGE A&P WHOLE I I a '"'" ,A._ . i. .•• <(• "v .{l • ....,. DEPENDA:BL.E A&P GROCERY V ALUESI .. ,_ ,,... ~ MANDARIN SULTANA SULTANA ANN PAGE 00 Oranges · · 4 • 11-oz. cans 99c Salad Dressing ·· · · qt. tar 39c I Miss Clarice Waggoner, ho colds. resides in Colllmbus, came by I ' As usual A&P will have the fin est, plump young lurkeys on the market-all government inspetl!!rl and U. S. Grade A. A&P will have ample supptiellif all sizes but if you order now your turkey will be personally selected by the A&P~cat manijjit,~and set aside for pickup on the day you designate. Don't watl tlntil the last mlnute on such an important item as your ham or turkey lor C)mstmas Dinner-Order now at A&P and set your mind at rest, "*"""- FRESII •t AN IDEAL Ba$ke t $ 0 f FrUI Order Your A&P Turkey OR Ham for Christmas Puddings • 4 reg. pkgs. 35c Tomatoes 2 ·):lb. cans 49c A·PENN WICK ANN PAGE Deodorizer 12-oz. bottle 49c Egg Noodles 8-oz. pkg. 21 c HtPOLITE-9-o<. lor PER PACK 98 Fruit Cocktail4 • 1-lb. ens 89c Elbow Macaroni 21b. pkg. 41c FRESH BAKE Marshmallow Creme 2for 49c Fig Bars ·· · · ·· 2 lb. pkg. 39c uch WHITE HOUSE A&P SWEET Potatoes 3 • 14-oz cans $1.00 Egg Nog 00 .... - .. • qt. can 69c A&P ST!lii.IZED SULTANA-WITH TOMATO SAUCE Pork & Beans 48-oz. can 29c Whipping Cream 4-oz can 39c A&P GIFT CERTIFICATES BUY FAMOUS TV FEATURED A Wonderful Gift in $5 or $10 Denominations JANE PARKER VALUES! A&P's FROZEN FOOD VALUES I A&P PROZ&N-10.0.. pkg. A&P FROZEN. Brussels Sprouts 2 pkgs. 59c VEGETABLES BROCCOLI SPEARS OR CAULIFLOWER A&P FROZEN Grape Juice 4 • 6•oz. cans 65c 4 89c 10-oz. pkgs. MARVEL-VANILLA ! Ice Cream · · Gal. carton $1.09 . ' t ' Play t·: IC tiC :· 11 . ~ ' POTATO BREAD 5 l·lb. loa••• MEN'S FRUIT·Of-THE-LOOM JANE PARK!R JANE PARKER MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR GREATEST TOY· LAND! 99c Cherry Pie · .... · · .. · Each 49e JANE PARKER-ICED CAKE r··anlsh Bar ··· · -··· 2for 69c . J.:.NI PAitKil-CRACKED or WHOLE MlhK CHOCOLATI COVEllO Chocolates 2 lb. box $1.49 Cherries -.. ANN PAGE-100% Filled, tl'h-or. p~g. · LARGE-In tho 00 • - • ,k,, Han• Bags UCB · Hard Candy · ···· · pkg. 35c Enghsh Walnuts · · pkg. 59c ANN PAGE-Chrlslm11--l-or, pkg. SOFT SHELL Stocking with Toy .. ·- 39c Pecans · · · :, · 1-lb. pkg. 65c ., CHILDREN'S ASSORTED MEN'S FANCY HQI.IDAY STYLES BR OADCLO.TH House Slippers PAJAMAS Assorted styles In children's eute house slipper& .. Soft vinyls, poodles and noveltieJ at this low price , ~.99 12oz. 49c Sholl-1·1~. HOLIDAY Jhoulder style&. HOLIDAY CANDY and NUTS! WARWICK ASSORTED I.ADD!IP ASST. STYLEI New holiday handbaas 1D strap. cluteb 1nd Wheat Bread ·· · · · · 2 for 49c Retails effcrllve lhru Sat. Dec. 17 In GalUpolls, Pomero)' and Middleport SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE 99 $ LADIES' FANCY HOliDAY GIFT UMBRELLAS Select; htr an outfit matching um~ breua,tor Chri.itmas • New assort.. hllldlll. Get in on the Fine $100.00 M$ f. ~Droves 100-00 PLAID Men's soli broadcloth pajamu In fancy printed patterns .. 100 % fine cotton . • 2-pc. stylt"s tn tuU cut sizes. SIZES t\-B·C·D $ . 99 .. .ch 99 ptir pair ed . ~l-oll witb novelty and aUck Evelyn lrowa each GIFT BOXED SCREEN PRINTED KITCHEN TOWEL SETS Set consish of printed terry tea towe-l and matchin& pot holdet •• include(l tn each set are eeramlc or piQitlc kitchen novtltles in rroar.d.ln .. atins"· UNDERWEAR ''Fruit-ot-lhf>-Loom ." The most namf' in men'.\: fme 100% col!ml underwear . Give !he maD in your lift> a complete new under. w('ar wa rd1obt> from our et)mplete d~ ~ 1red ~elr - ' l1nn e I00% FINE COTTON e FULLY GUARANTEED BOXER 7~ SHORTS - ea. 7' II KNIT 7~ ·• T·SHIRTS •ea. 7' KNIT 79~ i'u BRIEFS • ea. " MEN'S CREPE SOLE CORDUROY HOUSE SLIPPERS Men'• comfortable Fine Wale cor.. duroy house slippers with crepe . . Choose from bl11ck or ereen •. Siz~s 6~ to 11. ~99 �.. \ ' \ j l~-· Dally Sentinel, \week. Lt. Terrence O'Brien Killed in·Vietnam ., ' \ I t ', ' \ . Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dot. 14, 1968 ' Oh yes. to so many .pt· us, wears the uniform of his coun· ago at Thanksgiving time. and A Meigs County boy, Dale were the parents of Lt. Tm·- •family. Lt. Terrence O'Brien, Viet Nam is far away, and we try and engages in that war ts ] another in Fel>ro~ry' but tnrre E; O'Brien, son of Mrs. E. W. renee O'Brien who wa• ,.rvlng son of Col. and Mrs. D a I e listen to the TV reports and we taklng.OUR place in the ranks, i was no outpouring m the com· 0 Bnen and the late E. W. in the Green Berets when he O'B . 1 be f th JUSt glanoe over some of the and he who sacrifices Ills lite munity to gtve honor to a d••d 'B' !Bl' h rten,samemro e newspaper. accoun11 a was killed, barely two months . s rom th at in tht! 'cause, is a martyr ·and h~ro . O nen o ur mg am~ graduate of Shade High School after arriving In Asia. ' lam':" Green Beret, gave his , terrible war, and shrug our hero. ' t.ow mnoy and now of Vicksburg, Mtss., Ufe m that little country far shoulders. The war doesn't af· · , Onl) God knows will recently received the dreaded ! The Post said: away, only two months· after he teet us. But does It? Every boy Can we in this commumly nr more ol those t;t~grams W notice from the War Depart- The war in Viet Nam Is far, landed in Viet Nam. It has who Jays down his life In Viet m any other community, to IJe recmed In ltck•bu~i· V ~ ment. rar aWay - thousands of miles, been said that greater love hath Nam, and every one who suf- whi ch has come the remains ot are well re~resent~ n 1u~ The Vicksburg Sunday Post but to those who hav e sons or no man. than that he lay down rers the wounds of battle, is giv· a hero, sit idly by and not Nam. and thiS war " oom ng in a lead editorial recognized · husbands, or fathers in that his life for his friend . Sum mg of himself fcir the protection give to him the honor which closer and clo.,r. The . yery the O'Brien's personal Joss and conflict, it ii very ' very elose, (·ould be the epitaph over the of OUR freedoms, and we must is hls due·! Cr:n we ta il LU \east. we, as c.an . . a commwlliY ~ ~~M generalized from it to recog-! and, to lhos<> who have bad to tomb pi this fine young man, · not forget \l. The Viol Nam make some effort to com tort do IS 10 give P' IC ex 1 nize all American youth lost in receive that ominous telegram, · fresh from college, in the flow· war is a symbol of the all·out Lhnse on whom the heavy bur· ol the gratit~e w~ have or Vietnam as martyrs in the '·We regret to inform you-" er of his life, recently married, I struggle of freedom against sla- den of sorrow has suddenly de- the fallen soldier, and do our heroic mould. it is right at home. · a proud son of a fine ~oldier very; of faith in God a~ainst scended ? Twice belore, a Vicks· best to hrin~ comfort and rnn· Dale O'Brien, a colonel in the Such a telegram was received , and his wife. to whom this sad godlessness: of democrary a- burg soldi er made the suprPme .;alation to thosP who muum armed forces, and Mrs. O'Brien during the week by a Vicksburg 1 news came during the past :e,ainst totalitarianism. He who 1 .sacrifice, the first aboul a year tlim as a loved one . ... - · . -· 1 -- -----'·. ...~~~ ................ "'• . .. ~ ' ---·- "Sup"er-Right" Meats! . ·l~<--1 Boneless Rourad Steak Full Cut BOTTOM ROUND lb. 89c lb. SIRLOIN STEAK WELL TRIMMED--- DOCTOR SAYS :Army Offering ! Scholarships By Wa}'lle G. Brandstadt, M.D. To c·olleges The common cold is some- ~~ . ::> :::::: thins o£ a misnomer. It is common enough, but it is not the The Army is now accepting result of getting chilled. AI- applications for the 800 lourthough much research has been year scholarships to be awarddone on this disease. it is far ed young men entering college from being licked. One reason next fall and enrolling in ROTC. is that the common cold is not 1Applications must be postmarkone disease but a group of dis- ,ed no laler than January 15, eases caused by many different :1967. virrn;es,. Obimpanzees may get ' . rolds caused by the same virus- I Awards w1U be hosed on scM· es that cause the disease in l~st1~ standmg, ph~s1cal qu~h­ man tut, the ether anim:Jls flcahons. leadership pote~~1al, 1 get colds, and they do, they and other personal quaWca- l stick to their own brand of tlons. cold virus. The soholarships will be SOme of the viruses that valid at any of 247 colleges and cause· colds in man cannot be , universities offering Army p<lSSed on to others, so no one ROTC. Each scholarship in· knows how they are spread. eludes full tuition, textbooks l , l,Jer cold viruses are sprea(and lab fees, and $50 a month j I rom person to per!lon but I Jiving allowance for four only during the early stages of !years of college. i 11,e disease. Applications and detailed !nIl yuu have dripped in a formation may be obtained by )... :.dkerchief until it is wet, writing to; ROTC Scholarship, 1 pull the llandkerrh ief out First U.S. Army, Fort Meade, o. your pocket with a flourish, Md. 20155. ~ uu will spread virus partides ----throughout the room. But after tile sa me handkerchief has dried, it i.s no longer a means of sprl'aGir!g the infection. BY AVA GILKEY Wllr'k is progressing on the . development of an effective I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carsey and told vaet;ine but as yet none is i Mrs. Mamie Newlun spent a zvailable commercmlly. The weekend with 14r. and Mrs. Carl great difficulty is slill the !act !Knicely of Dayton. 0 . recently. ::::~ 00 f~ ~\ That's &>fair question. But not an easy one to anRwer because we have our own quality ~:::a::~:::re:n~~: ::~~::r::i~:~:::: you • - • BRUSHED NYLON DUSTERS Waltz Gowns LADIES' PHIL MAID i aoft brushed aylon fleece gowns for the lady em your gltt list. Famous "Phil Mold" atyiK in assort· ed colors . 98 $l·a~Month Club Formed CLUB STEAK TENDER JUICY---- - lb. $1.09 ro. HOLIDAY GIVING $ 99 SPECIAL GROUP LADIES' FLANNEL Assort(>lj colon each FOR HIS CHRISTMAS MEN'S CAMPUS DRESS SHIRTS FANCY RAYON PANTIES Lad!e.q' warm, t'olorful cotton styles. $ . 5-6·7 flannel pajamas In two piece 00 S• M • L SIZES each Paiamas BONELESS ROASTS Rump Roast .... · · .. lb. 95c Sirloin Tip Roast · · · ··· lb. 99c Pot Roast · lb. 89c Eye-of-Round lb. $1.19 00 Men's fancy new sttyle "Campus" sport shirts in solid 1:olora and assorted patterns. New C'lo! .. 1ar iltylini, maC"hine washKble, Lad.ie11~ TOP ROUND lb. 99c 00 '' A tine quality dre!'is shirt Is sure to plea~e thfl' m<Jn on your llst. !1utton down and rt-gu\ar collar si.\• IHl. 14¥,z to 17 in all ~Je~·ve lengths. Ludies' fancy panties in soft rayon knit. Pllstel colors and whitlt with fancy tr ims. and patterns, SIZES 141f• to 00 • .. .. 00 00 • 17 - PAIR • SUPER-RIGHT-SMOKED know lor grades ol meat. Ao :::::: an example, did you know that some beef, graded U.S. Choice, just doesn't meet. our .:;: ,.. .. ..Super· Right" s~ifications? lt's true! You see ... we don't buy by grade. We use ::::: \.~ our own high standards. to bring you the best values. ·:•· ~-: 00 • :.:··· ·1 95c BONELESS STEAKS Cube Steak lb. $1.09 Sirloin Tip Steak .. lb. $1.09 New York Strip .... lb. $1.59 Chipped Steaks · · · · lb. $1.29 A&PSel.l ? ;:;:-. lb. •~"" LADIES' BEAUTIFUL QUILTED NYLON BONELESS 99( BONELcS~ COOKED HAMS SHANK PORTION - - - lb. 49c FULLY.COOKED CANNED HAMS t6 99 SELECT NOW ••• USE I 3·lb. con 10-lb. un 8-111. $8.39 con ~ $2.~ CLOSE-OUT OF ALL REGULAR $1.00 HIGH QUALITY Christmas Cards :.~ T.hat doesn't mean we don't approve of !!ueh grading- not at all. It just means we're :··:: ::::-: very fussy about the beef we label "Super· Right." It stands to reason \H ha..-e to be or : ·:·. ~. A•P wouldn't be America's number oqe meat merchant. Sliced Bacon _ 2 lb. pkg. $1.35 Ocean Perch _ J: Are "Super-Rigkf' MeaUI a good reason for shopping A•P! SULTANA FROZEN ,.::- Pot Pies They're one of many! Our regular stock of $1.00 per box values, now at sale price .. Exce llent art subjeds on high qua lity (.raper. CAP'N JOHN FILLETS ALLGOOD ' 1-lb. pkg. 49c Of The World BEAUnFUL GIFTS CAP'N JOHN FROZEN 5-8-oz. pies 99c Breaded Shrimp 10-oz. pkg. 83c. tOP'YiiiiGMT(II96S. TH£ GRU.T ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO INC 1 ·' • .·, . .· ·' ,· , ·. ·.·:-.. ·. ;....·. . ..,.... ·\ll 1 Harrisonville A&P FRESH FRUITS an dVEGET ABLES FLORIDA-TASTY Grapefru1t• WHITE SEEDLESS Tangerines d••· 39c FLORIDA FLORIDA-TENDER 0 ranges JUICY Pole Beans 2 lbs. 39c 8 b~~· 69c Mushrooms lb. 49c Medium $J.98 CHRISTMAS G I F T - - - - Basket that so many ~!erent v.truses.. j are bus~ producmg Meanwbile, treatment is direct- plane to be at her father's bed- I ed at relievifl& symptoms. ~ side. . I The most popular new cold I Clayton Waggoner of Columc~psul~· U3Ually contarn anti· : bus was also a visitor. loistammes {of doubtlul value I unless -"ergy · t ) d . Mr. Henry Waggoner, who "" ts a 1ac or, e- u!fered t k I t' coneestants, pain relievers and , s LOOK FOR THE RED TAG" 11 A&P BRANDS FOR SAVINGS AND QUALITY ... COMPARE EVERYDAY LOW PRICES a s ro. e s. a pa Jent at cou&h lllhibitars. These reme- l Veterans Hospital IS recuperat. dies have the advantage that ' mg slowly and expects to be they cau't fall because a rold home soon. is sell-limited - you're going Tom Wells is in Meigs Generto feel better in a few days no , al Hospital. matter what you do. ! Darold Graham and wife arA new drug in this field, Di- ' ri>ed Friday evening from the rexin, an antihistamine with a ! west coast to spend 30 days decongestant and some pleas- I wilh the Joe Carseys and Besant flavormg, is put up as a 1sie Graharr.. While here be will tablet that will dissOlve under ] act as best man to his twin br" the tongue. This has the ad- i ther Harold's wedding Dec. 25. vantage that you can take it in I After his leave he will be sta!itualions vmere you would I tio"'d at Washington, D. c. oot have access to water to / The shower given by Betty oelp Y0.u swallow a capsule. ; Graham and Dorothy Anderhon Warnmg: . Graham -gJ 1 Many . persons . .•. are at lh e borne of Bessie .11"' c o vanous mgreu•e-ntsl S 1 d . •ncl'"'"d ·n ld rem ed'lf.'S · a ur ay evenmg for Darold u;;p:; 1 co • · . Graham and f1ance was well at. '1 tended. A number of nice presTbe Almanac ny United Press International 1 ~nts were received and delicToday is Wednesday, [)(>c. 14, ( 1ous refreshments were served. the 348th day of 196u with 17 to I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey, fo llow. : and son Joey of Gallipolis were Tbe moon is between its new . dinner guests of Ava Gilkey phase and fir st qcarter. Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Clinton The morning stars are Mars . Gilkey, son Tad, Kathy of Aland Jupiter. · hany were !lrJpper gue:;ts. The evening star is Saturn. : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire ' Ameri can :wiator and World altended a play at Rio Grande War II he ro, .lames Doolittle, College Friday evening in was born nn this day in 1896. which their son Ray had a part. On tilis day in history: Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs are In 1819. Alabama entered the parents of a daughter born at Umted States as the 22nd state. Holzer. The Riggs have four In .1902. Ihe robleship "Silver· sons. lown '. <:t·t 0111 from San Mrs. Jettie Arix spent a cou8 Fr>nc!S<. . ·o to lav· the ilfst. cable pIe of days w1t. b Mrs. Bernard connecting Honolulu Wi{h the G'lk . M'ddl rt Golde!! Gate t ey m 1 epo . In (9&1, th~ Electorul College Mrs. Mary Ash a.n~ two chilofficially confirmed President dren of West Vll'gmia spent a LyndQII Johnson's victory over lew daYS with her mother, Mrs. Barry Goldwater in the pres- Eliza Powell. tdenl'ial election. : Mr. Ernest Carr of Pomeroy A thought for the day - ' visited hiJ ·mother, Mrs. Grace ~mertcan Army Gen. Douglas Carr. llacArthur said: "It Is fatal to Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass and son !ntet •ny war !'lithout the will of Racine visited her mother, 111 IL" \. Mrs. Oma ArlX. A&P INSTANT ANN PAGE SOFT . CoHee -.. - 10-oz. jar $1.29 Margarine · · 1-lb. pkg. 39c SULTANA BRAND DAILY Cocoa --.. .. 1-lb. pkg. 59c Dog Food 12 -Jib. ens 1.19 ANN PAGE A&P WHOLE I I a '"'" ,A._ . i. .•• <(• "v .{l • ....,. DEPENDA:BL.E A&P GROCERY V ALUESI .. ,_ ,,... ~ MANDARIN SULTANA SULTANA ANN PAGE 00 Oranges · · 4 • 11-oz. cans 99c Salad Dressing ·· · · qt. tar 39c I Miss Clarice Waggoner, ho colds. resides in Colllmbus, came by I ' As usual A&P will have the fin est, plump young lurkeys on the market-all government inspetl!!rl and U. S. Grade A. A&P will have ample supptiellif all sizes but if you order now your turkey will be personally selected by the A&P~cat manijjit,~and set aside for pickup on the day you designate. Don't watl tlntil the last mlnute on such an important item as your ham or turkey lor C)mstmas Dinner-Order now at A&P and set your mind at rest, "*"""- FRESII •t AN IDEAL Ba$ke t $ 0 f FrUI Order Your A&P Turkey OR Ham for Christmas Puddings • 4 reg. pkgs. 35c Tomatoes 2 ·):lb. cans 49c A·PENN WICK ANN PAGE Deodorizer 12-oz. bottle 49c Egg Noodles 8-oz. pkg. 21 c HtPOLITE-9-o<. lor PER PACK 98 Fruit Cocktail4 • 1-lb. ens 89c Elbow Macaroni 21b. pkg. 41c FRESH BAKE Marshmallow Creme 2for 49c Fig Bars ·· · · ·· 2 lb. pkg. 39c uch WHITE HOUSE A&P SWEET Potatoes 3 • 14-oz cans $1.00 Egg Nog 00 .... - .. • qt. can 69c A&P ST!lii.IZED SULTANA-WITH TOMATO SAUCE Pork & Beans 48-oz. can 29c Whipping Cream 4-oz can 39c A&P GIFT CERTIFICATES BUY FAMOUS TV FEATURED A Wonderful Gift in $5 or $10 Denominations JANE PARKER VALUES! A&P's FROZEN FOOD VALUES I A&P PROZ&N-10.0.. pkg. A&P FROZEN. Brussels Sprouts 2 pkgs. 59c VEGETABLES BROCCOLI SPEARS OR CAULIFLOWER A&P FROZEN Grape Juice 4 • 6•oz. cans 65c 4 89c 10-oz. pkgs. MARVEL-VANILLA ! Ice Cream · · Gal. carton $1.09 . ' t ' Play t·: IC tiC :· 11 . ~ ' POTATO BREAD 5 l·lb. loa••• MEN'S FRUIT·Of-THE-LOOM JANE PARK!R JANE PARKER MADE WITH POTATO FLOUR GREATEST TOY· LAND! 99c Cherry Pie · .... · · .. · Each 49e JANE PARKER-ICED CAKE r··anlsh Bar ··· · -··· 2for 69c . J.:.NI PAitKil-CRACKED or WHOLE MlhK CHOCOLATI COVEllO Chocolates 2 lb. box $1.49 Cherries -.. ANN PAGE-100% Filled, tl'h-or. p~g. · LARGE-In tho 00 • - • ,k,, Han• Bags UCB · Hard Candy · ···· · pkg. 35c Enghsh Walnuts · · pkg. 59c ANN PAGE-Chrlslm11--l-or, pkg. SOFT SHELL Stocking with Toy .. ·- 39c Pecans · · · :, · 1-lb. pkg. 65c ., CHILDREN'S ASSORTED MEN'S FANCY HQI.IDAY STYLES BR OADCLO.TH House Slippers PAJAMAS Assorted styles In children's eute house slipper& .. Soft vinyls, poodles and noveltieJ at this low price , ~.99 12oz. 49c Sholl-1·1~. HOLIDAY Jhoulder style&. HOLIDAY CANDY and NUTS! WARWICK ASSORTED I.ADD!IP ASST. STYLEI New holiday handbaas 1D strap. cluteb 1nd Wheat Bread ·· · · · · 2 for 49c Retails effcrllve lhru Sat. Dec. 17 In GalUpolls, Pomero)' and Middleport SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE 99 $ LADIES' FANCY HOliDAY GIFT UMBRELLAS Select; htr an outfit matching um~ breua,tor Chri.itmas • New assort.. hllldlll. Get in on the Fine $100.00 M$ f. ~Droves 100-00 PLAID Men's soli broadcloth pajamu In fancy printed patterns .. 100 % fine cotton . • 2-pc. stylt"s tn tuU cut sizes. SIZES t\-B·C·D $ . 99 .. .ch 99 ptir pair ed . ~l-oll witb novelty and aUck Evelyn lrowa each GIFT BOXED SCREEN PRINTED KITCHEN TOWEL SETS Set consish of printed terry tea towe-l and matchin& pot holdet •• include(l tn each set are eeramlc or piQitlc kitchen novtltles in rroar.d.ln .. atins"· UNDERWEAR ''Fruit-ot-lhf>-Loom ." The most namf' in men'.\: fme 100% col!ml underwear . Give !he maD in your lift> a complete new under. w('ar wa rd1obt> from our et)mplete d~ ~ 1red ~elr - ' l1nn e I00% FINE COTTON e FULLY GUARANTEED BOXER 7~ SHORTS - ea. 7' II KNIT 7~ ·• T·SHIRTS •ea. 7' KNIT 79~ i'u BRIEFS • ea. " MEN'S CREPE SOLE CORDUROY HOUSE SLIPPERS Men'• comfortable Fine Wale cor.. duroy house slippers with crepe . . Choose from bl11ck or ereen •. Siz~s 6~ to 11. ~99 �• ' ~~entlnel, (Ia there no end to her no doubt 'o,·ce o·'J1 B~o • ' o·d " ;w . ay plays In her "Gambit" gamut. , · ~ . " Jim Downey'r tossing a millJOE E. LEWIS doctors dier hero tried to duct the \In a musical comedy. .. . N. night hoopla Dec. 14 1n his the• Joe's quilling showbll ... CBS cancellatl~ W.ue. .. . Y. }f~ler Cl>mmisslon~'l '!life atrlcal hangout's Back Stage The Ken Klings Jr. e.pect their Our note herein !bet Bishop Lily todge MarOUJ had a bshy Room alter his pal, 'TIIunday p:-i{, Womta's PatH Arnold ............. 1U 2d baby In July (Mazeltov, Ma Fulton J. Sheen's "Inspirations" boy; her orders to the doc - acll>r Michael Dunn, weds liveLeague Anna Lea Wblle ....... 161 41 .. u !be CaJU. Regents would make a lovely Cbrlstmaa !0 get her out of the hospital feet-lour model Joy Talbot. The Kathy Davis ............ 1 ,,..,,.. unload its controversial gift tat only •1) brought loads m time lor the WAIF dinner at u.s. color-TV ae\ count now is Bowlllll Nellie Smllh .......... 141 toJllll&ll, Ronald ol requests where It might be the Waldorf. ,600,000 (15 per cent of all Simons Pic A Pair . · .. T1 2' 1 Lee Richardson . ....... .149 8 wtll ... 'nle Bob (WOR) purchased: 800;000 ·copies are ,TV sets). One of the nicest, Summers Pharmacy 70 S4 Bonnie McFarland ...... 147 expect an Easter bunny in print In mostgood bookstores, ACTOR ROBERT MORLEY'S kindliest old N. Y. dally movie Blue Tartan ..... ·" · · 63 t1 Donna BlankenshiP ..... Itt 48 56 RKO-General Films Pres. but just In case - It also may wife Joan just Inherited •120,000 critics retires at year end . . Mason Furniture ... ··· 44 Leder will ski r:lght behind be bought through Maco Pub- lrol!l her father, the late Capt. Ala. Gov.-elect Lonnie Wallace's B & B Markel ..... . · · 10 : Tailgating sets lbt stap lor ll.ellittawn mllllon-helre.!s Je&Jio Ushlng Co., 757 3d Ave., New Herbert John BuckmBster .... first major decision alter the Conkle Coal · .. · · ·· ·· one of the most eostly and lolne Levitt to Swll!erland lor York, N. ·N. 10017 . Naturally They didn't dare send Julie swearing-ln - serll>us surgery Hl~h 3 game\ Blue T~~ volved traffic aecJdente .... tht Yule-lind out. ... 'nle NIJ:on Bishop Sheen's royalties go II> Cllrislle's the oyvay reviews for ... Former Irish Prime Minis- 238 1, ·Summ:r• P ar~cy S • rear-end colliJloo, whlcb 110fear the Chuck Perey charity. ,'Fahrenheit 451," so they sent ter Sean Lemass (replaced by B & B_ Mar et 'JJT/'1; . ty • .!f~ counts for one-third of all trlf. 500 3 presidential possibility far more Conn McCreary great relir- her the blg..gross boxoffice re- Jack Lynch Nov. 10 last) wtll re ~ • :~~ Dye • W ftc mtabaps and ball of lbe rethan Romney's - because Per- ed jockey now a 'rv race-ana- ports Instead .. . Hear tell some Palm Beach-house-guest in Feb. • • Blu Tarsuiting InjUries, saya the 1i1Jit' 1 8 supported Goldwater, as did lysl, tells us his son Sgt. Royce 50 U. ~- Mafia bosses tried to with America's First Irish Fam- 1 ' ~n~ • game. Ph e 791 • way Safety Department. 'l1tiJ nation's GOP grassroots McCreary recovered complete- hold a bush-meeting on gamh- ily. ar.Say,; type of coDlslon Is the dlreel 10 bosses and they're Interested 1y from his wounds and rejoin- Ung In London (where lots of K!th Davia 190• Ruth result of following loyalty, translated - ec. the !Olst Paratroopers In the boys are dug in. some U. S. During 1965, there were ' elolely they c:an I llop ID IbM 184 Y when-If elected .... Vietnam ... "Rose rattoo" star deportees), but British author!- Z,347,12& fires of all kinds In , Dye • · .. even II !hey pay lbe e!OH!I 28 we stated flatly, Maureen Staplell>n's amazement ties found them out, told our the United States. 1 HIGH AVERAGES• attention and have tht bell .. Danny Kaye Show is go- !hat actors won a Calli. gover- Feds all about II - now the in the writings of Ahmes, an \ Betty Batey . .. . . . . .. .. ••• lU Irefiens. Stay out of thlt triP and !bat was more than nor's and senall>r's jobs: hoods are barred from the U.K. F.gyptian who lived about 1700 Belly Sayre .. .. . ... ...... 1112 hy openlnl the liP .... and a monlh before !bet brave sol- "l'd've thought it possible only forever . . . Shirley MacLalne B. C. Wanda Gabritscb .. ••• .. 155 It opan! re-\ 3-feet~9 ~~·••• :s~; M~OOD l I I ) (j KJ L NG t~:~~;~~=~:~be ~G=! 1 J' l W!-1.111' w.m!NW'MIEN A iiPSY POET TRII!O 'TO e_NTE!l A liAR. ~ter G~· ~c. 859 ~neT rta:':.er~etty dri~ zot 1 ' tee• SAVINGS FOR DECEMBER 15-16-17 HELEN HELP US! ..Oil11'JI .•SKED FOR R! dates or maJTies the guy from This column Is for young a bad family. As far aa ~;):;:~lhelr probleml tongue waggers are eoo<~!ed,l I their troubl•.a she has turned no good too. As wltb the rest of Don't tell me lbe llUY US!, It welcomes· langhs prove he Isn't Uke bis won't dodge a serious Who will belleve him? Tbe wllh a brush-off. lie always judges an indi11idwlil Send your teen-qe hy the rest of hill family. to YOUTH ASKED GANGSTER'S SON care. of Hillen Help USI Dear Son: newspaper. Let's amend that stltemtml: Tbe public judges an Individual WAY SPLIT by his family - UNTIL he proves is responsible for Helen: own life. When a teen puts on ~~!" 14 and a sophomore. his climbing boots he'll lind the IJ!Wl'l skip a grade but was banda stretched out to help Dtm late Ia the year and bim are just as plentilul as the am younger than everyone in ones throwing rocks. U bu · lilY class. The sad lacl is ability and determinallon, he'll l8ok llke a freshman, but set there - and aometlmes . freshman friends are he'll go even higher than those - ~ause !hey don't think as I who have paved road all the , _ tf!1 on most subjects. way. - H. 0 gtown up with my class aod 1 :0"'""_;;:;;;;;;~-r;, · share the views of 15 and 16 ·1 b }jar-olds, 011 boys, dating, etc. Don't tell me to stay hack a year, Helen, 'cause here's the j\l)<er: I work on junior level. , . 'Dtere are juniors In most of · . my classes and seniors In a f~w. But when I'm wllh m08t _ ~lora I feel like their kld ~ $ter. : Jn a nutshell, I look I I k e a Mrs. Mary Reapp returned to , freshman, feel like a sophomore, her home, Cbesapeake Tuesday, ·a¢ learn like a JWlior. Puz- after a visit wtth her datJighler I z!ed? You bel! - BETWIX1 and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. AND BETWEEN TEEN 0. B. Martin. Dear II and BT: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WilderUnUI time oolves your prob- muth apent Tuesday In Gallipolem -and it will In less than Us wtth !heir daughter and i!OIIa . year - use those brains to In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peta NJ. ptove the "kid sister" has deli- bert and famlly. nlte possibilities. U the you~g- Mr. and Mrs. James Horton 1 ~-looking In the class Ia a .so spent several daya recently at slllart she can eastly become Keashy New Jersey with hor ~ ••mascot," and from there sister ~nd brother-tn-law, Mr. It ~ not hard to become a lead· and Mrs. WilHam Krackomber· er; In other words. cap1tallze ger While Utere they visited of your "difference." You may poitrta of Interest 1n New York ntt date until you're a junior, City Other guests of !he Krackbjjt I'll bet when boyfriend time mbergera were their daughter 1 cOmes, you'D have a lot of :nd son-lo-law, Mr. and Mrs. f;!endly boys to choose from. St erI'mg Rayburn and so n. ....:: H. n:. Hel . Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ... ,ar en. and Mrs. James Hollon were want to anggest something Mr and Mrs CecU Freeman 1. my .parents, but am afraid and Gerald lion f Colombus I\I"Y mtght take It wrong, oo o o • I!ll suggest It to y AF1 and may- Mr. and Mrs. Robart Parker bey and other parents will and •on of Sprlng!Jeld and Mr. tlte hint. and Mrs. Jame~ Hollon Jr. and en a girl goes out with daughters of Mmenvllle. ~er girls and comes home Mrs. Mary Aumlller, mother with their parents or lbe girls ot Mra. Mu:lne Arnold, bas ofiving the car, then she likes ~urned from the Galllpolls MedIi have the tront porch light teal Center to the borne of her liming se she won't have 11> daughter and oon-ln-law, Mr. up the steps in the dark. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart of il!ut when she's on a date and Mason, W. Va. for recuperalir boyfriend walks her to lbe lion. dJor that bright porch Ught Mia• Olarlene Hyaell, who !fk~s him feel like everybody has been employed In Danville, If the _.ld Is watching, espee- m., bas returned 14 the home ly neighbors and parents. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ou feel awfully silly, stand- Cbarles Hysell. there shaking hands by the Rev. Carver Williams, Mrs. Harold t of a !56-watt globe. At Terry Phalin, Mrs. r ~~tldnlght yet. Lemley, Mrs. Orval Wiles and !llfould parents please be con- 10115, Jimmy and Larry, rile and turn off the porch In Jaebon Saturday, to attend on date nights? LA· the BapliBI Youth Rally. E Mrs. W. W. Bennett of Memar Ll Verne: phis, Te!m. Is the psi of her erhapa they will- If daugb- daughter and son-In-Jaw, Mr. are considerate and doo't and Mrs. Oliver Michael. b ''good-nights" into ear- Mrs. William Boyd relurned murnlng. - H. home Saturday, from Veterans r Helen: Memorial lfolpllal wbere ut the guy who Is • clean has beeD a patient lor the past but comes from a dumpy five weeb. of tDW1I ODd his folks have ---ad reputation. You said he NAMES BY WMBEIUACKS (nbably have no trouble FlqJtafl, Arll., wu lllllll!cl the girl'• parents If he Is by Jwnberjacb celebratlnl the ahl 11Y1 be 18. Fourth of July Ill 1178, when e girl mlahl kllow he's a !hay llllle4 a U. 8. flag II> the IQqd PJ, but It's 1111 people top of a 1111 pine and called lbe tlllke bllll ur break him. UIUI&JD8II aettlement Flagstsff, 'l'lle pabllc will never stop g115- acoordlnJ to the Encyclopaedia lfikll llliiUC tbe Dice alrl who Br!tamiea WE CUT OUT COSTLY GIMMICKS·· AND STRIVE TO HOLD PRICES DOWN •.. DOWN ll ., Pomeroy-MJddleport, 0 ., Dee: 14; 1966-15 'NEW ·,·HAVEN RHODODENDRONCLUB ROTARY CLUB 1 The 1\ltodndendron Home A film on basketball was Demonstration Club met on shown lo the members of the Thursday with a Chrislmaa din- Rotary Club by !heir president, ner served at !he noon hour Frank Capehart, on · Thursday ~nd a party lollowfns. Devo- evening following their dinner !tons were led by Mrs. T. Bert which was served by the ladles Roush, u' lng Christmas theme. of the Hartford Methodist She read two scriptures and Church. Those in attendance commented about each, follow- were Donald Foglesong, Her- ~ ed with a reading from ''The man Layne, Donald F. Rouslt, Upper Room" magazine and a Lloyd Roush, Richard 0 r d 1 Christmas Sll>ry. She also Clyde Foley, !Wne Williamson' read :'What Cbristmas Would Russell Capehart, Harry Mille;, Be Without Christ" taken from Edwin Stein, Arthur Thabet a sermon titled "Christmas Ralph Whitmore, Rev. Marco~ Without Christ." Mrs. Roush Trough, Karl Wiles Lewis closed with a prayer. Summers and Frank 'capehart The roll call was answered · · with "What I Waitt For Christ· PERSONAI.'l mas." Mrs. Charles F. Yonk- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lle1•in2l •r• presided In the absence of and daughter of Morgantown, the president Mrs Charles W. Va., visited hJS parents, Mr. Machir. The 'members enjoyed and Mrs. Otha Lieving over a gift exchange. the weekend. ,-,rhuse at.tending were Mrs. I Wi.lli~m Russell was a recent \\alter Grmstead, Mrs, G. B. I surgtcal patient at Pleasant Hazlell, Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Valley Hospital. Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs.l Bernard Lieving, Mrs. R. Doug. I Mrs. G. B. flazlett, Mrs. T. las Roush, Mrs. Albert Roush, Bert Roush, Mrs. Charles F. Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. E. T. Yonker, Mrs. Velma Roush, Roush, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Kay Roush, Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. Bernard &arberry, Mrs. Leonard Smith- Lievmg from the son, Mrs. Clarence Thomas, dron Horne Demon<;tration Club Mrs. Charles Yonker and attended a demonstration gues~ Mrs. 0. 0. Sa~re, Miss holiday foods held recently at Millie · Bumgarner, Kay Roush lh~ Appalacluan building and Alice Roush. Pmnt Pleasont. Charlene Lowe SEWING CLVB of the Huntington Power ComThe Sewing Club met on pany was the demonstrator. Tuesday afternoon at the home Rev. and Mrs. Martin Berisof Mrs. N. 0. Wem. Refresh- ford and children spent several ments were served to members days recently visitmg in Dayand guests, Mrs. L. C. Roush, ton, Ohio. The A!ey EvangeliMrs. D. A. Smt!lt, Mrs. James cal United Brethren Church MacKmght, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, in Dayton is preparing for serMrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. B. vices of dedication for I ,,,.v.,., • ... be c Cala Style Hams 5 to 61b. Average MARKEt GTH 6PEARLS2'S.-IIACJNI ~ "Tile Sl4r• WiUI A llori" • lb. About pomeroy Fresh and Tender-Economy Prlcedl ., 79c 3 85c SLICED PORK LIVER We Are A Participant Ill Tile Racine Mercllanta ~ Treuunt Cbut. Alk for , _ rree ticaL lb. I. I I Cook Up A Good Beef StltWf BOILING BEEF lb. CHECK OUR PBICEI Our Own Good Freth PERMANENT ' ANTI-FREEZE 1 Prestone Penn Champ GROUND BEEF Order Now Christmas Poultry, Turkeys, Hams Del Monte PEACHES Halves or Slices Can, 25c to t t to I Open llon...J'rl. _ _ _ t Saturdi,J CHECK OtJJl PBICEI No.2~$ WHY PAY MORE! Grade APasteurized cans Homoltnlncl H MILK Argo Sweet PEAS Ful-Valu Buy! Can, 14c .lk 303 $ gal. cans Fui~Valu CHRISTMAS SELECTION LAUNDRY DETERGENT CAKE MIXES Yellow, Fudslt CocNnut, Whitt and Devita Food boxet $ ll•nt box Box, 29c MUSSELMAN'S CAN,14c _ __ FRUIT CAKES NUTS CHRISTMAS CANDY -no a.:: s1 APPLE SAUCE s $1 OLEO BISCUITS ~~~~=~RY 12 $1 BEEF STEW MOORE--~~ 49c . CRACKERS INNER lb. 3t 'RISHNESS JC ZESTA ROYAL SCOTT SOLIDS-------- BUTTERMILK . _ FOR PKGS. I Giant Pascal CIM CELERY bene . ' 69' lb. c . ' P~ICES SOFT RAYON TRICOT HOLIDAY PEGNOIR SETS~.. 2-PC. SET MIDDLEPORT- OPEN EVENII\IGS TIL CHRISTMAS I MASON - White Christmas wfll be observed on Sunday Dec. 18 at the Mason Metho-' dlst Church Canned orpack aged foods are to be brought to church on Sunday morn· in.g to he placed in a basket a~l Ouistmas remembraoces Those wautlng to give mooe; may do so. II will be used to buy turkeys. Tbe food will b• distributed In tb M e ason area. : Mrs. Doris Carmiehael enter-! tamed wtth an Artex ·.. Hobby Par ty re"!n Uy atth e horne of I Mrs. Glona Roush. Mrs. Martha. Rose wa~ the guest demon- ~ strstor' showmg the group bow II> blend their colors in palterns\ Games were played and l\le ~Jf'OrklprlzeK !was won by Mr s. ac e eg ey. A luncheon was served to Mrs. MUdred Thompson, Mrs. ~'"-;:~;;g;;:w~~~'WJtl':~t.tl Amy Boston, Mrs. Carolyn Neat, Mrs. Ada Wears, Mrs. Adalee Hart, Mrs. Betty Newell, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, Mrs. • - - - - - - - - George J~well, Mrs. Sybil l Smith, Mrs. Katie Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Bob While and Sandy, Sadie Warth, Mrs. Roy Friend, 1 former reSidents of Mason, · Mrs. Albert Thomspon, Mrs. Jted on Sunday with Mr. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Jackie Mrs. Guy Roush. The Whites Kegley, Mrs.i Rose, Mrs. ha~e been ~esiding at Brilliant, Roush and M'rs. Cacmichael. Ohto and will move in the near ADDRESS RECEIVED future to Kentucky where he is Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ten- employed. Their son, Kenneth nan! have just received the is stationed in Viet Nam. ' address of their son, · Dickie, Lieutenant Frank Nelson who is serving 'in the U. s. Reynolds, stationed at For Army stationed In Vietnam. He Lewis, Washington is expectE<Ij would appreciate )tearing from to visit with his m•ther, Mrs. friends at home: BT-4 Charles Albert Swatzel during the ChristR. Tennant, U. S. 52-6.\6-765, mas holidays. A.C.O. 36, Sig. Bn., ATO 96289, M'k J h San Francisco, California. I e o nson, son or Mr. NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB and Mrs. George Johnson. was Members of the .Nehaclima rele?s:d from the Gallipolis Garden Club brought arrange- Chruc after bemg h~pitalized ments featuring candles to be for an eye mJury recetved when sent to shut-ins when \hey met a ptece of a nell penetrated the on Monday evening lot their eye. He had been hutldmg_ a regular Christmas meeting held rabbtt pen, when the accident at the home of Mrs. Henry H. occurred. Buck, Jr. on Haven Heights. The Reverend James MorriCo-hostesses were Mrs. Ralph son, Mrs. Margaret Pickens, Sayre, Mrs. James Gilbert and Mrs. Wilma Blake, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Donald Bumgardner. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. _Ferris Justis Buck's home was decorated in tended a meetmg on Surulay I keeping wllh the season. ' at the Trinity Methodist Church The meeting was opened by m Pomt Pleasant. Mrs. James Rouslt, president. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher Devotions were led by Mrs. ! and family, Mr. and Mrs. Buck. The roll call was answer- George Zuspan and son visited eel with "New Ideas For Christ- recently with Mr. and Mrs. mas: Recipes, Decorating, Cus- , Joltn McDaniel and othen relatoms, etc.'' Mrs. Louis Kar"' t1ves. schnil< and Mrs. Henry Buck'! Mrs. John McDaniel and were appointed tq distribute the 1 S~ott Knotts visited recently arrangements to the shqt-iris.l ·" 'th Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Harris A candy ,eKchange was held Jt; Parkersburg, W. Va. the members. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright vis· Refresbfnents . wereilfd over the weekend with by candle light bullet 'sfyle. h~r daughter and son-m-law, table was covered with a Mr . and Mrs.. John Loper and cloth and eentered wllh an family. rangement of bolly and Master Sergeant Gael Dudornaments. Those ~!lending ding, who has .been statione~ clulled Mrs. Chester with Eighth Army, Special C Mrs. James ·!'!· Roush, Mrs. ~ge in Korea, is .visiting h!s .Jolin PoweU, MJ:S· Harry family lor 30 days before going er, Mrs. Roberi. Lt!yne, to Fort Knox, Kentucky. Louis. lfarschnik, Mrs. Miss Bobby Jones .ol!'lew !fa· Hoffmah; ·Mri. 'WilHam ven, nas returnod tiome· lifter Gl~, Mrs. David Fields, v)slting her sister and husbalid: Mra. Earl Cia$, 55riMr. and Mrs. Gordon Phalen at · I;:Q!orado ; Sprll\gs. . . · ";i,y; .~ldnl.. : Mrs. Bl~nche Comps'on oi .CIIf· · ~!'~;i;lloll, -was · returned home from l~~4~~i,~ 1 ilie Holzerhosp,italliled Hoopilal' where sbe (or II back ' . 1 Mason Personal : ,., ; : • ' !1 ~.M~ . I ' MATCHING Velue For Milady'• Gift A SMARTLY TAILORED eASST. COLORS eFANCY TRIMMED Compare SUEDE JACKET BOX OF 21 ASSORTED 88 Sizes 10 to 18 CHRISTMAS CARDS at $5.95 s Compare Box at Of $7.95 21 LADIES' . Reg. $1.00 PERM-PRESS BLOUSES $ TV FEATURED 3 & 4 ROLL PACK TAMMY FASHION DOLLS . CHRISTMAS ROLL UP SLEEVE WRAPPING 00 ASST. DESIGN 67( Reg. $1.99 Asst. Costumes ' 44 Reg. $2.99 V1lues eoch Reg.$1.00 3 P MATCHED ( , · SET • 1 $3.99 Brushed Nylon Waltz Gowns ~~mooJ:~~-:::::; @f*);.i!2Mrt:~:J::fttnl'4!:!t9& ENTERTAINS GOWN AND NEGLIGEE $ s REG. LADIES' PHIL MAIIf Roush, new sanctuary. Rev, BeriiSfo.r·d Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. served Aley Church as assis~ John Fry, Mrs. W. T. Stone, ant pastor and director of Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Eulah Youth Activities from 1959 unMacKrught, ~s. Lena Knight til tOOl during his years of and Mrs. Wem. ' study at United Theological The next meeting will be the Seminary in Dayton Christmas party at the home · of Mrs. L. C. Roush on December 20th. • LADIES' BEAUTIFUL-2 PC. SET their j DINTY I 78c FULVALU BEST BUYS Bonus Brand Buy ••• SWANSDOWN AT DISCOUNT R. Vance, Mrs. Ollie RACINE .., be • · eFJIQ~Y . eSAJUIDAY •. MEN'S LONG SLEEVE FOLDING METAL CHAIRS NEW HOLIDAY STYLE SPORT SHIRTS PLAIDS- STRIPES- SOLIDS eSturdy eHandy 24" x 24" Table and 2 Chairs COLORFUL MOTHER GOOSE TABLE & CHAIR SET Smooth, strong and dent resistant top. New htgh styled chatrs with satin finish tubing AU legs plastic tipped. Table 24"x24" _: 20~" high. A REGULAR $12.95 VALUE s These nft' ilnd popular hins: size casas of stylish slim de· s ign are built on 1 thnl8-ply bentwood fr;tml wilh genuine vo nyl plastic cQ\Ierina. Outs1andlng ules featun!s include triple stitched plaslir. blndinl, new nil:ke l-plated s lide-type locks (not shown). post handles and 111111 st1y hinses. Train case h11s mirror and tray; a lo1rge ta)'Qn pocket is buill in the lid of all the otht~r s iles. 88 SIZE 72x84 fAMOUS "BEACON" AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKETS eASST. COWRS VALUE 72'~ x 90'' s CHRISTMAS HOUSE SLIPPERS 59 s SOFT VINYL OR FELT STYLES SECRET SAM THE WORLD GUN SET OUTFIT Kitten and Boot Planter Bobbling Head Dogs, O.coroted Plat", Birds, Rooster Planter, Vas", Salt and Pepper, Lamps, Candle Holdors, Tea Pots, Kitchen Plaquos, Cup and Saueer, Pig Bank Footed Compote, Colt Set, Jewelry !lox", Pitchers, Hamburger Press, Serving Trays, Hat Racks, Fawn Family, Liquor Set Ash Trays, Cigarette Set ' Spice Sets, Book Ends, ' Salad Sets PAIR V.I.P. STYLE REG. $3.99 $ MENS VI DRESS "-· GLOVES VALUE BLACK - BROWN \' FOR HER CHRISTMAS ••• GIVE &, . FULLY LINED LADIES' PHIL MAID $ YOUR CHOICE 94 99 FAMOUS TV FEATURED FROM AROUND • SINGLE CONTROL e2 YEAR GUARANTEE s MANS PILLOW CASE SETS Reg.$1.99 CHRISTMAS GIFTS $12.95 FOR A GIFT BOXED Set set REG. each •ach 3 PC. SET s 99 00 pa.r SOLID COLORS J\ND ASST. . PRIN'tED PATTERNS Covered Pl,utic .CAKE PLAns .PJE . .. PLATES SOLID DECORATOR COLORS WARM BLANKETS . .. . ~ Tl-tE· I.DEAL FAMILY GIFT ' •••h LADIES SOFT VINYL EARLY AMERICAN SNO-BOOTS '· .SEVERAL STYLES PRICED FROM 94 ' ,. FOR HOLIDAY GIVING SOFA PILLOWS hch ~ . A ..,;-~·\ . l!··~ ·~ .; .:. _J PRINT PATI'ERNS AND ASST. SOLID COLOR CORDANA 00 ·i �• ' ~~entlnel, (Ia there no end to her no doubt 'o,·ce o·'J1 B~o • ' o·d " ;w . ay plays In her "Gambit" gamut. , · ~ . " Jim Downey'r tossing a millJOE E. LEWIS doctors dier hero tried to duct the \In a musical comedy. .. . N. night hoopla Dec. 14 1n his the• Joe's quilling showbll ... CBS cancellatl~ W.ue. .. . Y. }f~ler Cl>mmisslon~'l '!life atrlcal hangout's Back Stage The Ken Klings Jr. e.pect their Our note herein !bet Bishop Lily todge MarOUJ had a bshy Room alter his pal, 'TIIunday p:-i{, Womta's PatH Arnold ............. 1U 2d baby In July (Mazeltov, Ma Fulton J. Sheen's "Inspirations" boy; her orders to the doc - acll>r Michael Dunn, weds liveLeague Anna Lea Wblle ....... 161 41 .. u !be CaJU. Regents would make a lovely Cbrlstmaa !0 get her out of the hospital feet-lour model Joy Talbot. The Kathy Davis ............ 1 ,,..,,.. unload its controversial gift tat only •1) brought loads m time lor the WAIF dinner at u.s. color-TV ae\ count now is Bowlllll Nellie Smllh .......... 141 toJllll&ll, Ronald ol requests where It might be the Waldorf. ,600,000 (15 per cent of all Simons Pic A Pair . · .. T1 2' 1 Lee Richardson . ....... .149 8 wtll ... 'nle Bob (WOR) purchased: 800;000 ·copies are ,TV sets). One of the nicest, Summers Pharmacy 70 S4 Bonnie McFarland ...... 147 expect an Easter bunny in print In mostgood bookstores, ACTOR ROBERT MORLEY'S kindliest old N. Y. dally movie Blue Tartan ..... ·" · · 63 t1 Donna BlankenshiP ..... Itt 48 56 RKO-General Films Pres. but just In case - It also may wife Joan just Inherited •120,000 critics retires at year end . . Mason Furniture ... ··· 44 Leder will ski r:lght behind be bought through Maco Pub- lrol!l her father, the late Capt. Ala. Gov.-elect Lonnie Wallace's B & B Markel ..... . · · 10 : Tailgating sets lbt stap lor ll.ellittawn mllllon-helre.!s Je&Jio Ushlng Co., 757 3d Ave., New Herbert John BuckmBster .... first major decision alter the Conkle Coal · .. · · ·· ·· one of the most eostly and lolne Levitt to Swll!erland lor York, N. ·N. 10017 . Naturally They didn't dare send Julie swearing-ln - serll>us surgery Hl~h 3 game\ Blue T~~ volved traffic aecJdente .... tht Yule-lind out. ... 'nle NIJ:on Bishop Sheen's royalties go II> Cllrislle's the oyvay reviews for ... Former Irish Prime Minis- 238 1, ·Summ:r• P ar~cy S • rear-end colliJloo, whlcb 110fear the Chuck Perey charity. ,'Fahrenheit 451," so they sent ter Sean Lemass (replaced by B & B_ Mar et 'JJT/'1; . ty • .!f~ counts for one-third of all trlf. 500 3 presidential possibility far more Conn McCreary great relir- her the blg..gross boxoffice re- Jack Lynch Nov. 10 last) wtll re ~ • :~~ Dye • W ftc mtabaps and ball of lbe rethan Romney's - because Per- ed jockey now a 'rv race-ana- ports Instead .. . Hear tell some Palm Beach-house-guest in Feb. • • Blu Tarsuiting InjUries, saya the 1i1Jit' 1 8 supported Goldwater, as did lysl, tells us his son Sgt. Royce 50 U. ~- Mafia bosses tried to with America's First Irish Fam- 1 ' ~n~ • game. Ph e 791 • way Safety Department. 'l1tiJ nation's GOP grassroots McCreary recovered complete- hold a bush-meeting on gamh- ily. ar.Say,; type of coDlslon Is the dlreel 10 bosses and they're Interested 1y from his wounds and rejoin- Ung In London (where lots of K!th Davia 190• Ruth result of following loyalty, translated - ec. the !Olst Paratroopers In the boys are dug in. some U. S. During 1965, there were ' elolely they c:an I llop ID IbM 184 Y when-If elected .... Vietnam ... "Rose rattoo" star deportees), but British author!- Z,347,12& fires of all kinds In , Dye • · .. even II !hey pay lbe e!OH!I 28 we stated flatly, Maureen Staplell>n's amazement ties found them out, told our the United States. 1 HIGH AVERAGES• attention and have tht bell .. Danny Kaye Show is go- !hat actors won a Calli. gover- Feds all about II - now the in the writings of Ahmes, an \ Betty Batey . .. . . . . .. .. ••• lU Irefiens. Stay out of thlt triP and !bat was more than nor's and senall>r's jobs: hoods are barred from the U.K. F.gyptian who lived about 1700 Belly Sayre .. .. . ... ...... 1112 hy openlnl the liP .... and a monlh before !bet brave sol- "l'd've thought it possible only forever . . . Shirley MacLalne B. C. Wanda Gabritscb .. ••• .. 155 It opan! re-\ 3-feet~9 ~~·••• :s~; M~OOD l I I ) (j KJ L NG t~:~~;~~=~:~be ~G=! 1 J' l W!-1.111' w.m!NW'MIEN A iiPSY POET TRII!O 'TO e_NTE!l A liAR. ~ter G~· ~c. 859 ~neT rta:':.er~etty dri~ zot 1 ' tee• SAVINGS FOR DECEMBER 15-16-17 HELEN HELP US! ..Oil11'JI .•SKED FOR R! dates or maJTies the guy from This column Is for young a bad family. As far aa ~;):;:~lhelr probleml tongue waggers are eoo<~!ed,l I their troubl•.a she has turned no good too. As wltb the rest of Don't tell me lbe llUY US!, It welcomes· langhs prove he Isn't Uke bis won't dodge a serious Who will belleve him? Tbe wllh a brush-off. lie always judges an indi11idwlil Send your teen-qe hy the rest of hill family. to YOUTH ASKED GANGSTER'S SON care. of Hillen Help USI Dear Son: newspaper. Let's amend that stltemtml: Tbe public judges an Individual WAY SPLIT by his family - UNTIL he proves is responsible for Helen: own life. When a teen puts on ~~!" 14 and a sophomore. his climbing boots he'll lind the IJ!Wl'l skip a grade but was banda stretched out to help Dtm late Ia the year and bim are just as plentilul as the am younger than everyone in ones throwing rocks. U bu · lilY class. The sad lacl is ability and determinallon, he'll l8ok llke a freshman, but set there - and aometlmes . freshman friends are he'll go even higher than those - ~ause !hey don't think as I who have paved road all the , _ tf!1 on most subjects. way. - H. 0 gtown up with my class aod 1 :0"'""_;;:;;;;;;~-r;, · share the views of 15 and 16 ·1 b }jar-olds, 011 boys, dating, etc. Don't tell me to stay hack a year, Helen, 'cause here's the j\l)<er: I work on junior level. , . 'Dtere are juniors In most of · . my classes and seniors In a f~w. But when I'm wllh m08t _ ~lora I feel like their kld ~ $ter. : Jn a nutshell, I look I I k e a Mrs. Mary Reapp returned to , freshman, feel like a sophomore, her home, Cbesapeake Tuesday, ·a¢ learn like a JWlior. Puz- after a visit wtth her datJighler I z!ed? You bel! - BETWIX1 and aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. AND BETWEEN TEEN 0. B. Martin. Dear II and BT: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WilderUnUI time oolves your prob- muth apent Tuesday In Gallipolem -and it will In less than Us wtth !heir daughter and i!OIIa . year - use those brains to In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Peta NJ. ptove the "kid sister" has deli- bert and famlly. nlte possibilities. U the you~g- Mr. and Mrs. James Horton 1 ~-looking In the class Ia a .so spent several daya recently at slllart she can eastly become Keashy New Jersey with hor ~ ••mascot," and from there sister ~nd brother-tn-law, Mr. It ~ not hard to become a lead· and Mrs. WilHam Krackomber· er; In other words. cap1tallze ger While Utere they visited of your "difference." You may poitrta of Interest 1n New York ntt date until you're a junior, City Other guests of !he Krackbjjt I'll bet when boyfriend time mbergera were their daughter 1 cOmes, you'D have a lot of :nd son-lo-law, Mr. and Mrs. f;!endly boys to choose from. St erI'mg Rayburn and so n. ....:: H. n:. Hel . Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ... ,ar en. and Mrs. James Hollon were want to anggest something Mr and Mrs CecU Freeman 1. my .parents, but am afraid and Gerald lion f Colombus I\I"Y mtght take It wrong, oo o o • I!ll suggest It to y AF1 and may- Mr. and Mrs. Robart Parker bey and other parents will and •on of Sprlng!Jeld and Mr. tlte hint. and Mrs. Jame~ Hollon Jr. and en a girl goes out with daughters of Mmenvllle. ~er girls and comes home Mrs. Mary Aumlller, mother with their parents or lbe girls ot Mra. Mu:lne Arnold, bas ofiving the car, then she likes ~urned from the Galllpolls MedIi have the tront porch light teal Center to the borne of her liming se she won't have 11> daughter and oon-ln-law, Mr. up the steps in the dark. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart of il!ut when she's on a date and Mason, W. Va. for recuperalir boyfriend walks her to lbe lion. dJor that bright porch Ught Mia• Olarlene Hyaell, who !fk~s him feel like everybody has been employed In Danville, If the _.ld Is watching, espee- m., bas returned 14 the home ly neighbors and parents. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ou feel awfully silly, stand- Cbarles Hysell. there shaking hands by the Rev. Carver Williams, Mrs. Harold t of a !56-watt globe. At Terry Phalin, Mrs. r ~~tldnlght yet. Lemley, Mrs. Orval Wiles and !llfould parents please be con- 10115, Jimmy and Larry, rile and turn off the porch In Jaebon Saturday, to attend on date nights? LA· the BapliBI Youth Rally. E Mrs. W. W. Bennett of Memar Ll Verne: phis, Te!m. Is the psi of her erhapa they will- If daugb- daughter and son-In-Jaw, Mr. are considerate and doo't and Mrs. Oliver Michael. b ''good-nights" into ear- Mrs. William Boyd relurned murnlng. - H. home Saturday, from Veterans r Helen: Memorial lfolpllal wbere ut the guy who Is • clean has beeD a patient lor the past but comes from a dumpy five weeb. of tDW1I ODd his folks have ---ad reputation. You said he NAMES BY WMBEIUACKS (nbably have no trouble FlqJtafl, Arll., wu lllllll!cl the girl'• parents If he Is by Jwnberjacb celebratlnl the ahl 11Y1 be 18. Fourth of July Ill 1178, when e girl mlahl kllow he's a !hay llllle4 a U. 8. flag II> the IQqd PJ, but It's 1111 people top of a 1111 pine and called lbe tlllke bllll ur break him. UIUI&JD8II aettlement Flagstsff, 'l'lle pabllc will never stop g115- acoordlnJ to the Encyclopaedia lfikll llliiUC tbe Dice alrl who Br!tamiea WE CUT OUT COSTLY GIMMICKS·· AND STRIVE TO HOLD PRICES DOWN •.. DOWN ll ., Pomeroy-MJddleport, 0 ., Dee: 14; 1966-15 'NEW ·,·HAVEN RHODODENDRONCLUB ROTARY CLUB 1 The 1\ltodndendron Home A film on basketball was Demonstration Club met on shown lo the members of the Thursday with a Chrislmaa din- Rotary Club by !heir president, ner served at !he noon hour Frank Capehart, on · Thursday ~nd a party lollowfns. Devo- evening following their dinner !tons were led by Mrs. T. Bert which was served by the ladles Roush, u' lng Christmas theme. of the Hartford Methodist She read two scriptures and Church. Those in attendance commented about each, follow- were Donald Foglesong, Her- ~ ed with a reading from ''The man Layne, Donald F. Rouslt, Upper Room" magazine and a Lloyd Roush, Richard 0 r d 1 Christmas Sll>ry. She also Clyde Foley, !Wne Williamson' read :'What Cbristmas Would Russell Capehart, Harry Mille;, Be Without Christ" taken from Edwin Stein, Arthur Thabet a sermon titled "Christmas Ralph Whitmore, Rev. Marco~ Without Christ." Mrs. Roush Trough, Karl Wiles Lewis closed with a prayer. Summers and Frank 'capehart The roll call was answered · · with "What I Waitt For Christ· PERSONAI.'l mas." Mrs. Charles F. Yonk- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lle1•in2l •r• presided In the absence of and daughter of Morgantown, the president Mrs Charles W. Va., visited hJS parents, Mr. Machir. The 'members enjoyed and Mrs. Otha Lieving over a gift exchange. the weekend. ,-,rhuse at.tending were Mrs. I Wi.lli~m Russell was a recent \\alter Grmstead, Mrs, G. B. I surgtcal patient at Pleasant Hazlell, Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Valley Hospital. Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs.l Bernard Lieving, Mrs. R. Doug. I Mrs. G. B. flazlett, Mrs. T. las Roush, Mrs. Albert Roush, Bert Roush, Mrs. Charles F. Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. E. T. Yonker, Mrs. Velma Roush, Roush, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Kay Roush, Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. Bernard &arberry, Mrs. Leonard Smith- Lievmg from the son, Mrs. Clarence Thomas, dron Horne Demon<;tration Club Mrs. Charles Yonker and attended a demonstration gues~ Mrs. 0. 0. Sa~re, Miss holiday foods held recently at Millie · Bumgarner, Kay Roush lh~ Appalacluan building and Alice Roush. Pmnt Pleasont. Charlene Lowe SEWING CLVB of the Huntington Power ComThe Sewing Club met on pany was the demonstrator. Tuesday afternoon at the home Rev. and Mrs. Martin Berisof Mrs. N. 0. Wem. Refresh- ford and children spent several ments were served to members days recently visitmg in Dayand guests, Mrs. L. C. Roush, ton, Ohio. The A!ey EvangeliMrs. D. A. Smt!lt, Mrs. James cal United Brethren Church MacKmght, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, in Dayton is preparing for serMrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. B. vices of dedication for I ,,,.v.,., • ... be c Cala Style Hams 5 to 61b. Average MARKEt GTH 6PEARLS2'S.-IIACJNI ~ "Tile Sl4r• WiUI A llori" • lb. About pomeroy Fresh and Tender-Economy Prlcedl ., 79c 3 85c SLICED PORK LIVER We Are A Participant Ill Tile Racine Mercllanta ~ Treuunt Cbut. Alk for , _ rree ticaL lb. I. I I Cook Up A Good Beef StltWf BOILING BEEF lb. CHECK OUR PBICEI Our Own Good Freth PERMANENT ' ANTI-FREEZE 1 Prestone Penn Champ GROUND BEEF Order Now Christmas Poultry, Turkeys, Hams Del Monte PEACHES Halves or Slices Can, 25c to t t to I Open llon...J'rl. _ _ _ t Saturdi,J CHECK OtJJl PBICEI No.2~$ WHY PAY MORE! Grade APasteurized cans Homoltnlncl H MILK Argo Sweet PEAS Ful-Valu Buy! Can, 14c .lk 303 $ gal. cans Fui~Valu CHRISTMAS SELECTION LAUNDRY DETERGENT CAKE MIXES Yellow, Fudslt CocNnut, Whitt and Devita Food boxet $ ll•nt box Box, 29c MUSSELMAN'S CAN,14c _ __ FRUIT CAKES NUTS CHRISTMAS CANDY -no a.:: s1 APPLE SAUCE s $1 OLEO BISCUITS ~~~~=~RY 12 $1 BEEF STEW MOORE--~~ 49c . CRACKERS INNER lb. 3t 'RISHNESS JC ZESTA ROYAL SCOTT SOLIDS-------- BUTTERMILK . _ FOR PKGS. I Giant Pascal CIM CELERY bene . ' 69' lb. c . ' P~ICES SOFT RAYON TRICOT HOLIDAY PEGNOIR SETS~.. 2-PC. SET MIDDLEPORT- OPEN EVENII\IGS TIL CHRISTMAS I MASON - White Christmas wfll be observed on Sunday Dec. 18 at the Mason Metho-' dlst Church Canned orpack aged foods are to be brought to church on Sunday morn· in.g to he placed in a basket a~l Ouistmas remembraoces Those wautlng to give mooe; may do so. II will be used to buy turkeys. Tbe food will b• distributed In tb M e ason area. : Mrs. Doris Carmiehael enter-! tamed wtth an Artex ·.. Hobby Par ty re"!n Uy atth e horne of I Mrs. Glona Roush. Mrs. Martha. Rose wa~ the guest demon- ~ strstor' showmg the group bow II> blend their colors in palterns\ Games were played and l\le ~Jf'OrklprlzeK !was won by Mr s. ac e eg ey. A luncheon was served to Mrs. MUdred Thompson, Mrs. ~'"-;:~;;g;;:w~~~'WJtl':~t.tl Amy Boston, Mrs. Carolyn Neat, Mrs. Ada Wears, Mrs. Adalee Hart, Mrs. Betty Newell, Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, Mrs. • - - - - - - - - George J~well, Mrs. Sybil l Smith, Mrs. Katie Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Bob While and Sandy, Sadie Warth, Mrs. Roy Friend, 1 former reSidents of Mason, · Mrs. Albert Thomspon, Mrs. Jted on Sunday with Mr. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Jackie Mrs. Guy Roush. The Whites Kegley, Mrs.i Rose, Mrs. ha~e been ~esiding at Brilliant, Roush and M'rs. Cacmichael. Ohto and will move in the near ADDRESS RECEIVED future to Kentucky where he is Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ten- employed. Their son, Kenneth nan! have just received the is stationed in Viet Nam. ' address of their son, · Dickie, Lieutenant Frank Nelson who is serving 'in the U. s. Reynolds, stationed at For Army stationed In Vietnam. He Lewis, Washington is expectE<Ij would appreciate )tearing from to visit with his m•ther, Mrs. friends at home: BT-4 Charles Albert Swatzel during the ChristR. Tennant, U. S. 52-6.\6-765, mas holidays. A.C.O. 36, Sig. Bn., ATO 96289, M'k J h San Francisco, California. I e o nson, son or Mr. NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB and Mrs. George Johnson. was Members of the .Nehaclima rele?s:d from the Gallipolis Garden Club brought arrange- Chruc after bemg h~pitalized ments featuring candles to be for an eye mJury recetved when sent to shut-ins when \hey met a ptece of a nell penetrated the on Monday evening lot their eye. He had been hutldmg_ a regular Christmas meeting held rabbtt pen, when the accident at the home of Mrs. Henry H. occurred. Buck, Jr. on Haven Heights. The Reverend James MorriCo-hostesses were Mrs. Ralph son, Mrs. Margaret Pickens, Sayre, Mrs. James Gilbert and Mrs. Wilma Blake, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Donald Bumgardner. Mrs. Fox and Mrs. _Ferris Justis Buck's home was decorated in tended a meetmg on Surulay I keeping wllh the season. ' at the Trinity Methodist Church The meeting was opened by m Pomt Pleasant. Mrs. James Rouslt, president. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Belcher Devotions were led by Mrs. ! and family, Mr. and Mrs. Buck. The roll call was answer- George Zuspan and son visited eel with "New Ideas For Christ- recently with Mr. and Mrs. mas: Recipes, Decorating, Cus- , Joltn McDaniel and othen relatoms, etc.'' Mrs. Louis Kar"' t1ves. schnil< and Mrs. Henry Buck'! Mrs. John McDaniel and were appointed tq distribute the 1 S~ott Knotts visited recently arrangements to the shqt-iris.l ·" 'th Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Harris A candy ,eKchange was held Jt; Parkersburg, W. Va. the members. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright vis· Refresbfnents . wereilfd over the weekend with by candle light bullet 'sfyle. h~r daughter and son-m-law, table was covered with a Mr . and Mrs.. John Loper and cloth and eentered wllh an family. rangement of bolly and Master Sergeant Gael Dudornaments. Those ~!lending ding, who has .been statione~ clulled Mrs. Chester with Eighth Army, Special C Mrs. James ·!'!· Roush, Mrs. ~ge in Korea, is .visiting h!s .Jolin PoweU, MJ:S· Harry family lor 30 days before going er, Mrs. Roberi. Lt!yne, to Fort Knox, Kentucky. Louis. lfarschnik, Mrs. Miss Bobby Jones .ol!'lew !fa· Hoffmah; ·Mri. 'WilHam ven, nas returnod tiome· lifter Gl~, Mrs. David Fields, v)slting her sister and husbalid: Mra. Earl Cia$, 55riMr. and Mrs. Gordon Phalen at · I;:Q!orado ; Sprll\gs. . . · ";i,y; .~ldnl.. : Mrs. Bl~nche Comps'on oi .CIIf· · ~!'~;i;lloll, -was · returned home from l~~4~~i,~ 1 ilie Holzerhosp,italliled Hoopilal' where sbe (or II back ' . 1 Mason Personal : ,., ; : • ' !1 ~.M~ . I ' MATCHING Velue For Milady'• Gift A SMARTLY TAILORED eASST. COLORS eFANCY TRIMMED Compare SUEDE JACKET BOX OF 21 ASSORTED 88 Sizes 10 to 18 CHRISTMAS CARDS at $5.95 s Compare Box at Of $7.95 21 LADIES' . Reg. $1.00 PERM-PRESS BLOUSES $ TV FEATURED 3 & 4 ROLL PACK TAMMY FASHION DOLLS . CHRISTMAS ROLL UP SLEEVE WRAPPING 00 ASST. DESIGN 67( Reg. $1.99 Asst. Costumes ' 44 Reg. $2.99 V1lues eoch Reg.$1.00 3 P MATCHED ( , · SET • 1 $3.99 Brushed Nylon Waltz Gowns ~~mooJ:~~-:::::; @f*);.i!2Mrt:~:J::fttnl'4!:!t9& ENTERTAINS GOWN AND NEGLIGEE $ s REG. LADIES' PHIL MAIIf Roush, new sanctuary. Rev, BeriiSfo.r·d Mrs. Harold Johnson, Mrs. served Aley Church as assis~ John Fry, Mrs. W. T. Stone, ant pastor and director of Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Eulah Youth Activities from 1959 unMacKrught, ~s. Lena Knight til tOOl during his years of and Mrs. Wem. ' study at United Theological The next meeting will be the Seminary in Dayton Christmas party at the home · of Mrs. L. C. Roush on December 20th. • LADIES' BEAUTIFUL-2 PC. SET their j DINTY I 78c FULVALU BEST BUYS Bonus Brand Buy ••• SWANSDOWN AT DISCOUNT R. Vance, Mrs. Ollie RACINE .., be • · eFJIQ~Y . eSAJUIDAY •. MEN'S LONG SLEEVE FOLDING METAL CHAIRS NEW HOLIDAY STYLE SPORT SHIRTS PLAIDS- STRIPES- SOLIDS eSturdy eHandy 24" x 24" Table and 2 Chairs COLORFUL MOTHER GOOSE TABLE & CHAIR SET Smooth, strong and dent resistant top. New htgh styled chatrs with satin finish tubing AU legs plastic tipped. Table 24"x24" _: 20~" high. A REGULAR $12.95 VALUE s These nft' ilnd popular hins: size casas of stylish slim de· s ign are built on 1 thnl8-ply bentwood fr;tml wilh genuine vo nyl plastic cQ\Ierina. Outs1andlng ules featun!s include triple stitched plaslir. blndinl, new nil:ke l-plated s lide-type locks (not shown). post handles and 111111 st1y hinses. Train case h11s mirror and tray; a lo1rge ta)'Qn pocket is buill in the lid of all the otht~r s iles. 88 SIZE 72x84 fAMOUS "BEACON" AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC BLANKETS eASST. COWRS VALUE 72'~ x 90'' s CHRISTMAS HOUSE SLIPPERS 59 s SOFT VINYL OR FELT STYLES SECRET SAM THE WORLD GUN SET OUTFIT Kitten and Boot Planter Bobbling Head Dogs, O.coroted Plat", Birds, Rooster Planter, Vas", Salt and Pepper, Lamps, Candle Holdors, Tea Pots, Kitchen Plaquos, Cup and Saueer, Pig Bank Footed Compote, Colt Set, Jewelry !lox", Pitchers, Hamburger Press, Serving Trays, Hat Racks, Fawn Family, Liquor Set Ash Trays, Cigarette Set ' Spice Sets, Book Ends, ' Salad Sets PAIR V.I.P. STYLE REG. $3.99 $ MENS VI DRESS "-· GLOVES VALUE BLACK - BROWN \' FOR HER CHRISTMAS ••• GIVE &, . FULLY LINED LADIES' PHIL MAID $ YOUR CHOICE 94 99 FAMOUS TV FEATURED FROM AROUND • SINGLE CONTROL e2 YEAR GUARANTEE s MANS PILLOW CASE SETS Reg.$1.99 CHRISTMAS GIFTS $12.95 FOR A GIFT BOXED Set set REG. each •ach 3 PC. SET s 99 00 pa.r SOLID COLORS J\ND ASST. . PRIN'tED PATTERNS Covered Pl,utic .CAKE PLAns .PJE . .. PLATES SOLID DECORATOR COLORS WARM BLANKETS . .. . ~ Tl-tE· I.DEAL FAMILY GIFT ' •••h LADIES SOFT VINYL EARLY AMERICAN SNO-BOOTS '· .SEVERAL STYLES PRICED FROM 94 ' ,. FOR HOLIDAY GIVING SOFA PILLOWS hch ~ . A ..,;-~·\ . l!··~ ·~ .; .:. _J PRINT PATI'ERNS AND ASST. SOLID COLOR CORDANA 00 ·i �,I I 1 ,_Jialiy. .5enUnel, l'omeroy·Middleport, 0 ., ~. 14, 19!1& Cruel. Entertam Pa81nllmplo)Ja Mrs. Clarkson is Elected President Of ScJQrec/ Heart Catholic Women ,:;.;.!!~ !*~ cue~. Mrs.. C!Wiea Cl~on was Thomu Hennes1y Jr., hi!~ ll!lfttaiMd •111 a CbrillmU el~ ~~ ·When the ian; 111d Mrs, Geor&e HorAI"lY<I dlllntr II&I1Y ftr poll oltltt Catholic Women'1 club met auditor. ~ and lhoir I\MIJ. Mrs. Sunday evenJnc in the chureh Cl.'ld pll1'0d tbt ..,..nllon ouditorlum for their regular It was voted to serve the 1tho r aNI <i"!l •nd door prizes llleetlng and Chrlatmos patty. Bloodmobile on February 20. 11 ~ The auditorium was decorat· was also voted to send $t5 dues Tho dinnor ,.., sorved by the ed. with a nativity scene and a tv the Natio~al Co.tholir Council ~ir-s Al.diUary of Feeneylighted tree under which girts at SteubenVIlle. Plans were! a.n..tt Post t:la at the hall were placed. Mrs. Paul Casci, made to meet Thursday at 1 tJ . Friday evenilll. Attending were Mrs. Geor&e Buchanan Mrs m. to clean the church. ~trs . ~tr . and Mrs. Neiss Powell, Mr. Charles Radford and da~ghters·, ~asci than_ked all who helped 1and Mrs. Joe .Perry, Mr. and Susie and Sally, were the decor· I.n det:oratmg and also the ot- 1Mr s. George Anderson, Mr. ating c11 mmlttee. ficers and members for their and Mr.!!. Pearl Van Cooney, A turkev dir.ner was served Cooperation during her two Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickens, at 5 p.m. · with members §eatec:t years as president. Father Tur- Mr. aRd Mrs. Dllie Nicholson, I at a table with white cover el thanked the members for co. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kauff, Mr . . decorated with holly, greene~ operation and chazlly the past and Mrs. Adrian Carson, Char· and lighted candles. The dinner Y.. r. after which he cJOSOd Ihe les Hysell, Howard Russell. was cooked and served by Paul meeting with prayer. ~ Hazel Van Cooney, Earl McKm. Coo k'1es brought by members ley. and Don Roach. casci,· ass1s· led by J ames Diehl, George Hackett Jr., George and punch provided by Mr s. Hargra11es, Thomas Hennessy, Geors~; Hackett Jr. were s~rv· Charles ClarksoJ1 and Homer ed. Gifts were exchanged. Mrs . . Gordon. Theodore B~gle received the Following the dinne-r, Mrs. 'jprize for the prt!tliest wrapped PAul Casci, president, conduct· package. • 0<1 the business session, which I Mrs. Casci, on behalf of the opened with prayer by the Rtv . club, presented a gilt to Father ' The December of the Father Jo~.n Ture\. Mrs. Leland 1 Turel. GifL;:; were also present-! WSCS of the Metho· Stsson gave the report of the !ed to the officer~ . and Father i d1st church was held Mo11da:v ll nominating committee and offi. ' Turel received a mon ey tree e.. rnin~ at the ct111rch. cers tlected for the coming for use in decorating. . A turkey dinner wa~ s.:n·1'il year. were Mrs. Charles Clark. f.ames were playild and priz- · ir the social room and memson, president; Mrs. Catherlne es awarded to Mrs. Clwistine bt>rs ;md guest~ were seated Welsh, viet president; Mrs. Da- O'Donnell, Mrs. Clarkson. Mrs . a table decorated in vid Ohlinger. secretary: M\s$i William Reinhart and ~lr~ . ' with the seasou. Tne room Olga Pierotti, trea~urrr; Mrs. M<1ry Kunzelman. al so decorated including a I -- -- --- · ·-- - - - - I ed tree. Gifrs placed 011 a e AT TUPP.ERS PLAINS t RUTLAND DEPT. STORE LYONS MARKET ••ardfd. e AT RUTLAND e • MAXWELL HOUSE ~ Up . AT IIACliNE • WAID CROSS SONS To Drip BIG 3 or Reg. Playing Deck 0' MARKETS lb. Minersville WSCSMeets Monday Ntghf c.,yrltht, tlto Krotor Co., tH6 Price1 Effective December 15-16-11 •·•1. Stokely's Finest Richr Tasty 46oz. t0-01. can ••••• Del Monte CRUSHED No.2 ~;~:'"~Y ~~~~' 8~"~~i; ~,~';; : 11 1 Pam Cleek was elected_ hon - installation of officers on Thur~- we-re exchanged, fl)llowinl! the I ered queen when Bl"thet No. 6:l day, December 29. at 7.30 p.m. dinner after which the group . of ~e International Order of and all Masons, Eastern Stars : adjourned to the sanctuary fm JGb s Daughters met Monday and parents are mvited. Prac-1ti!e meeting and program. evening at the _Pom~roy Mason- tice for installation will be helci i "F'or this little time." was I lc Temple, w1th Lu~da Lyons. Tuesday, December 27, at 91the topic of the program and hon&red queen, pres1dmg. a.m. conrerned the relebrati&n ofl ~he meeting opened in ritualMiss Lyons presented a gift ,Jewi sh feslival of Hanakkah. lsuc form and other off1cers to Mrs. Elsie D. SmHh, guord· whirh begins on December 25 elected were Becky Nt>ase , ian. ~md P<1ul M. Darnell, asr:o· and continues for eight davs. ~en_ior pr!nces~; Debbie King. ! ciate guardian, and Mrs. Smi:;, l Participating were Mrs. Her. )umor pnncess; .~Mette War- on behalf of the Daughters. pre· bert Pogh, Mrs. Wendell G. uer, gutde and Sht:>tla Cowan, ! sen ted Miss Lyons, wr,o has , Stu1 \er and Mrs. Brotks Sayre marshal. Plans were made for : closed her year, with a ra-.:t · as Sarah . Mary Magdalene and honored queen jeweL Morv and \1rs. Clifford II Preceding the meetmg a pot- ~ a reeder. luck <iinner w"' served at 5 : ~5 , Mrs. Bradford Maag P - ~· Favors were cand~R m the Christmas story from _ __ _ fm l holders. After the dinner. and a poem . Keeping Chr·is~nas . Holzer Hospital: . ·Visiting the girls and Council members was read bv Mrs, Norman bours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents rxchangM glfts. Callum, aft~r which the only on Pediotrlcs Ward. sang, Hark the Herald Anf~els Admissloaa Sing. Three poems were Miss Barbara Sue McClaskey, Eightlt Birthdfly The Chrlslmas Tree, by Mrs. Dav1s Hall; Edward W. Barn. I h CeleiJmled Eugene Forbe• and We me, 14l Garfield Ave.; Jesse • . Seven and The Song of Life, V. Arnold, 119 Pine St.; Lem- ! Guestsft the recent81h b~rth · ' by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Earl uel H. Hailey' Rt. 1 Crown City • , day party of George Batey, son Renshaw read a prayer. Mrs. Nancy J. Harrison, RL 1 of Mr. and Mrs, George Batey The articles, Christmas Cu,. Gallipolis; Mrs. Jerry D. CoJ. were Velvet and David Swisher, toms. by Mrs. Sayre and The ley, fit. 1 Patriot; Mrs. Lowell John Pat Riley, Marc Fultz, Strangest Man That Ever Llv· SwiSher, RL z Cheshire. M". Terry Gardener, Roy and Lar- 1ed, by Mrs. Karl Grueser, and Kenneth F. Ramsey, Thurman; ry Neff, Steven Bachner, Jay a prayer, "Let Me Remember," Mrs. W. Richard Brown, Galli· Batey, Brenda and Penny Hy. by Mrs. Stella Grue•er polis; Mrs. Cora 1. Darst, Pt. sell, Peggy, Patty, Ronnie and lhe program. Pleasant; Loyle A. Wright, ' Randy McKinney. Kathy Man- During the business !lession, Henderson; Mrs. Probe E. ley, .John j'.1eCioud, Kristy Pet. in charge of Mrs. Renshaw ~ou sh, Rt. :t Letart; James W. tie, Tommy Walters, Sonny Llt- presid-:>:nt. it was voted to :-wart, Rt. I Hacme~ Mrs. Wen- ! He. George and Johnny Stewart. IIJe BlotKimobile next Monday. Jell J. Frecker, Racme; Vil'kie ] Sendmg gifts were Keith and Plans were made to prepare a L. Hoffman, Pomeroy; .Mrs. Dand Vance. Mike Manley, Christmas basket for a family John C. Hale, Oak Hill: Mrs. and Davy Manley. Mrs. Kath- in the community. It was voted William .M. Logan, Rt. 2 Green- . ryn Gardener was also a guest. . to send a flower lo Mrs. Adolph up, Ky., Cecil W. Chaney, Jack· Mrs. Batey was assisted with i t:rueser in Veterans Memorial IOn; Harold W. Bryant, RL 1 the party by her mother, Mrs. Hospital and to Mrs. Edna WIR· Ironton ; Mrs. George F. Brown- Roxie Oiler and the honored gms. A gift of $10 was presentIng, Radclifl; Brady S. Young, guest 's sister, Shirley Boyer. ed to the Rev. Stutler and $1 Wurtland, Ky.; Roscoe C. Gray· to his son, Kevin. I IOD~ Ironton; Mrs. William J'. Attending were the above Haler, RL 2 Jackson. Rt>ed Haile Mark and Mrs. Rollin Wolfe. Mrs. Births Set in Bond Sales Ho•mer Roush. Mrs. Otto HarMrs. Cas by Meadows, Ill, 848 tenbarh, Mrs. Sadie Brown, Second Ave., son, 9.53 p m Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigo Mrs William Russell h County Cha~rman for the Umted ·· • gues~. Monday; Mrs. John C. Hale,· Stat S . Bo d Mrs. Frank Stewart Miss Dor· Oak Hill d ht 3 3& es , avmgs n s program . . , , ' " Thomas, Mrss Dorothy Mar• aug er, • p.m. tod h .1 d th T Tuesday: M.rs. Jerry D. Colley, nou:e~~~t th~t ~~~su;:t!l a~f tenba~h. Mrs. Pearl Phillip~ lit. 2 Patnot, son, 4:48 p.m. Series E and H Bonds outstand· and Miss Clara Garland. fuesday. · Dtocihlrgea mg had passed the 150 billion 1 Conrad D B kl M mark for the first time. 1 S . Cl b D' · · . er ey, rs. "This Is wealth !reid In th ewmg u mner Jessie Cartwright, Mrs. Bobby e H ld R 1. Dudding, Mrs. Bernard W. hands of the millions and mtl· e at estaruant Edwards w Oak! p d hons of Amer~cans who have The annual ChriStmas dinner Orner Fo~d. Mrs. Jo~;n E.a~~~: found_ their way to fi~ancial of the Seeond Monday s.~~:~~ Mrs. Ollie Heato Joh A secunty through regular mvest· Club was held Monday •' Ward John E Jonh, "w 1 · ment in these shares in their at Baiiey's Restaurant. A ' . A/lack, nson, Edward esey roun try, .''M r. Red key dl nner was serv ed at Lee, Mrs. Harold e saJ'd. McDaniel Mrs. Joseph c, p. m. and members were sea'H• Paugh, Mrs. Mary E. Prk~: ADDRESS NOTED ed at ~h table with white liheltie Slone, Mrs. Jack L. · Val Hartung's address Is, Mr. with rlstmas place Smith, Harold H. Taylor, Mor. Val Hartung, Elmwood Nurs- and candles. pn Triplett, Sanford Vallance, ; lng Home, Coolville, Ohio, Following the dinner, Frederick J. Wilson, Mrs. Rob-. Rt. 3. group_ adJourned to the art L. Fisher and infant son, ! of M1s~ Co~a Mae Joadliin, 11'1'1. Joseph Moodispaugh and , group sang "Hark the Herald Pleasant Ridae ll<>ad, for !lfant daughter. Angels Sing" after which tho party With Mrs. Grace meeting closed with prayer. as the hostess. Secret pals During the aoclal hour Mn were revealed w1tb a gdl Re. Hill served a dessert course in freshmenla were served by the keeping with Christmes hooteos to Miss Eleanor R<>bwere the deC!oraUons and the son, Mrs, Paul Kloos, Mrl. table setting. Tltere were six· George Schneider, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. Robert Lew"· teen presenL p 1 k Wood , Miss Mar· Mrs. Mrs. El mer Frecker and son, th H atr c d M IY Mn. Franclo Morrlo a Parker owe 11 an ISs . 1Roger, of p·me Gron, were Kay .rs. Albert H11l was hostess 1 dinner guests of Mrs. . __ · _ __ lAthe Woman's Society of Chrl•·, Wheeler on Wednesday. IN NEW YORK CITY 11111 Service for lhe ChristmaS! Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wincett l!llleting. Mrs. Hill was spon•or and Mrs. Ann Coe were visitors Mrs. H@!en Batey is vlsiUng of the proaram using as her in Columbus Saturday. In New York City with ,....,. • F Th' 1 sister. She is expected to ,... ....,.., · or IS "iltle Time." Crltt Bradford, Jr., of Worth- turn for the holidays. 1'111 group sang "Joy to the lngton, was a weekend &uest W.ld." Mrs. Lewis read the . of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brad· Gat an.d Get ,.,.. Jeljpture from Luke. Proyer by ford. ' da)"f 3 Nithtl Ia MIAMI •IACN lloqarel Houda1he!t. A playlet Mr. and Mrs. Franclt Morris Get your !!laver Book todiJ In . eo~~tume w•s presented by spent a day in Gallipolis llld Unbelievable bttt Tru• lleiUh Bradford, Bessie Pick. visited her sister, Esther Com· tfATION • lll4l Mrl• .!'imbler, The stock In Kanallfa. ••••••• , Country Kitchen ... It's P1nc1ke Time! 4c Off ···········- I S1lel ... 4c OFF LABEL Pure Vegetable c 901. c•n 1 • 13c OFF LABEL Martha White Self Rising ~· ..... ,~ 00"\le Liquid Corn Meal Dete.rge'nt c 5 lb. b.lg 1 ,. c • Giant . • 22 01. bot. LIN IT SprayStarch P. D. Q. CHOCOLATE can 14oz. Large Selection Christmas Candy On Display! Large Size • • 21b. bit· BEEF LIVER STEWING BEEF • lb. • PLACE YOUR ORDER Ff>R TURKEYS AND ' CHRISTMAS HAMS NOW!! NABISCO PIIEMIUM CIIACKERS ......_.: lb. ltox 35c • • • f9c - ~~ • . • • "..,_,.. "' ~ ~ ,f" .,.O J J i o • • • • • • • • o. ICE MILK lb.69c ·~'· "I. . '<k ..,_ Puff's ....... .. Dot- Y. C. ~ No. !'~ ....... ... 'I tal'll 200-ct. boxes Mn. lmHh'a ,.,._, Pt8Ch, Cherry, lluebtf'r; 26 .... . . . . . . . . . . ""'· 39c. P1es ltl .p full tlotoM Twin Pot Pies •.•••• 6 =._ $1 A Full Seltc!lon 01 Rolls ....... . ""'· Z-lb. can Bleach Kroger Brand Grade A Large Eggs 35 gal, •••••••• • • • ~ .... K,...., 1r1n11 All PI •• doz. Kroger Brflll4 Fmh Froun ~ lpak Orange Juice •••••••••••••••• Buttermilk _" 3 v. ..~•. $1 Stolroi'(- .._, ...... _ a.,. 11o1. ""'" v.t.. ItS l·ftrttll - $14.11 v• 111 oa .. Bicycle ••..••.• ... $29.95 .,Ill Bicycle .•.•• --~--- Potata. ..... ., 4 :: $1 .. 'd'fll 72 ... $44.95 ,ti GUARANi lED ........... ........... .. .::-;.:.,:.:.,.it.. SUNRtSE-FRISH ~. tUiLI·-~ 4 ~- irill.---· Apples 1i!!r Juiee .•.• ••.... 4 :: $1 Crest 6-oz. cansT Plo.. Ic. Milk···-- 2 ~~~ ... $1 TmuatGea ·-· 6 ~· $1 87e ...19c Ktiltilu T• Votuo - c - Wlitte & ~·btrOrted Colm F«ddttli'IMieB Tom. Coffee 73c ... t _.._(pl-. t Hot Lather ~'"" ,... ......... 72e Sweet Com •.•••••••• 5 "' 39e K_,_ ..... - ltalhlf Orange Juice •••• ...... ~ 111• 59e Hot Lather ,,_ .. ,_.... 72e TNflloCII·Lo ...... & Fruit Drinks •••••. . . . • ~~a ..~ 39e ............... ..,..,._ ..... If,.. ___ __ ~ ZeJjex _... • • ••.... $1.78 6.25-oz. tube • • t I • e t t • t e " Duncan Pink Seedle88 Grapefruit _ loNLool'torlter Rolls English Walnuta .......... :.. 59c . 49c lN........ , Shelled Pecans •...••. ..... $1.29 ... "" aro..loto Brownies ........ 79c c ......, -- J . tuiWICUCKib . .................. 41c "'.- - 0 ,, JIJ()() T., Valltt " wttlllllll- .. 0 iltlan ,.... ()Uve Oil 53e ......... ··••··· ·. - .. .. t . . . ,., ' ' I -1" .., ~4II . • • • . , • • • • • ~ • , . • " · - • All _ _ __ .. .... .~ 't.l"• ••~·················• r r'•" •••~~· ~ t» ... It .t- • • 4 ' 1 1 .. . . f Campbell's a.... ltlrloll- ....,,., " · -;::;,;::;;::~~""':'"~,.>,· "' t •••,..t Coffee 1W .... -$1.09 lrlort . . _ ............ lpwCalorie Sliced a·9f~ I N-1 Brontl lltml Pluo Tho A - Joy POlATOES 1 Racine Soriety Notes • Doell ... J Of Uquid _.... ........_.. 63c FRENCH FRIED . • t •• j ROUND STEAK f llftiiUif •n1,... Y.n.ty t!"" 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Safeguard ~·"' 45c 2 INn Sale! ..• 4c OFF LABEL Armour's I H.,_t Cure 11 Dubuque Canned .... 3 Tho Coupon lolow ' ~·- Quality fi'Ooh Camay iar - ....' Whole __ ..... ___ lb. 59e 34c """ 24oz. The Label Hospital NeWS 4 Pearl Bracelet storage• lb. Halt ,.,...,al Ivory can "Howe of Borvanl!' U.S.D.A. G•ado A With- lrontl K....r Turbys. krottr lran4 FtHh fmtn tvrk•Y• Itt frtahtr than •·t•IIM frtth tvrbp Mo tiUM thty .,. fi'Uift fi • . N . .,_ ... tow ttro lrnrned1attly tfttr tftt.r ,..,. ........ •nd drtlltd, Tftlt ltlls In the netur•l lultlt and fln•or• thlt weuW ttherwl.. H ,.. 36e -•n FREE Whore To •uy Your Chrl- Turb¥f L"" nt t\lrthtr • . , K"'tr has fht •Ire tnct tM Ivory Soap mod. ......... = Full Shank Coffee lor . ..$1.67 3 . _ lloNI No . . tl PUZZLED? Butt Portion lb. 59c 99c Maxwtll Htu11 lnltant 1 Pam Cleek Elected Honored Queen l•r .. ...... No Smoked Ham Instant Coffee ·-........... , IWfll price tn lhe belt hlrltty mintY Cl" ltuy , , • Wt rtHrvt ihl rltht tt limit -"antllitl Ktu•• • Armour Star Swift's Premium Hygrade 1 h\axWtll ' "• . - ·- · · ·- -. ~ .. �,I I 1 ,_Jialiy. .5enUnel, l'omeroy·Middleport, 0 ., ~. 14, 19!1& Cruel. Entertam Pa81nllmplo)Ja Mrs. Clarkson is Elected President Of ScJQrec/ Heart Catholic Women ,:;.;.!!~ !*~ cue~. Mrs.. C!Wiea Cl~on was Thomu Hennes1y Jr., hi!~ ll!lfttaiMd •111 a CbrillmU el~ ~~ ·When the ian; 111d Mrs, Geor&e HorAI"lY<I dlllntr II&I1Y ftr poll oltltt Catholic Women'1 club met auditor. ~ and lhoir I\MIJ. Mrs. Sunday evenJnc in the chureh Cl.'ld pll1'0d tbt ..,..nllon ouditorlum for their regular It was voted to serve the 1tho r aNI <i"!l •nd door prizes llleetlng and Chrlatmos patty. Bloodmobile on February 20. 11 ~ The auditorium was decorat· was also voted to send $t5 dues Tho dinnor ,.., sorved by the ed. with a nativity scene and a tv the Natio~al Co.tholir Council ~ir-s Al.diUary of Feeneylighted tree under which girts at SteubenVIlle. Plans were! a.n..tt Post t:la at the hall were placed. Mrs. Paul Casci, made to meet Thursday at 1 tJ . Friday evenilll. Attending were Mrs. Geor&e Buchanan Mrs m. to clean the church. ~trs . ~tr . and Mrs. Neiss Powell, Mr. Charles Radford and da~ghters·, ~asci than_ked all who helped 1and Mrs. Joe .Perry, Mr. and Susie and Sally, were the decor· I.n det:oratmg and also the ot- 1Mr s. George Anderson, Mr. ating c11 mmlttee. ficers and members for their and Mr.!!. Pearl Van Cooney, A turkev dir.ner was served Cooperation during her two Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pickens, at 5 p.m. · with members §eatec:t years as president. Father Tur- Mr. aRd Mrs. Dllie Nicholson, I at a table with white cover el thanked the members for co. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kauff, Mr . . decorated with holly, greene~ operation and chazlly the past and Mrs. Adrian Carson, Char· and lighted candles. The dinner Y.. r. after which he cJOSOd Ihe les Hysell, Howard Russell. was cooked and served by Paul meeting with prayer. ~ Hazel Van Cooney, Earl McKm. Coo k'1es brought by members ley. and Don Roach. casci,· ass1s· led by J ames Diehl, George Hackett Jr., George and punch provided by Mr s. Hargra11es, Thomas Hennessy, Geors~; Hackett Jr. were s~rv· Charles ClarksoJ1 and Homer ed. Gifts were exchanged. Mrs . . Gordon. Theodore B~gle received the Following the dinne-r, Mrs. 'jprize for the prt!tliest wrapped PAul Casci, president, conduct· package. • 0<1 the business session, which I Mrs. Casci, on behalf of the opened with prayer by the Rtv . club, presented a gilt to Father ' The December of the Father Jo~.n Ture\. Mrs. Leland 1 Turel. GifL;:; were also present-! WSCS of the Metho· Stsson gave the report of the !ed to the officer~ . and Father i d1st church was held Mo11da:v ll nominating committee and offi. ' Turel received a mon ey tree e.. rnin~ at the ct111rch. cers tlected for the coming for use in decorating. . A turkey dinner wa~ s.:n·1'il year. were Mrs. Charles Clark. f.ames were playild and priz- · ir the social room and memson, president; Mrs. Catherlne es awarded to Mrs. Clwistine bt>rs ;md guest~ were seated Welsh, viet president; Mrs. Da- O'Donnell, Mrs. Clarkson. Mrs . a table decorated in vid Ohlinger. secretary: M\s$i William Reinhart and ~lr~ . ' with the seasou. Tne room Olga Pierotti, trea~urrr; Mrs. M<1ry Kunzelman. al so decorated including a I -- -- --- · ·-- - - - - I ed tree. Gifrs placed 011 a e AT TUPP.ERS PLAINS t RUTLAND DEPT. STORE LYONS MARKET ••ardfd. e AT RUTLAND e • MAXWELL HOUSE ~ Up . AT IIACliNE • WAID CROSS SONS To Drip BIG 3 or Reg. Playing Deck 0' MARKETS lb. Minersville WSCSMeets Monday Ntghf c.,yrltht, tlto Krotor Co., tH6 Price1 Effective December 15-16-11 •·•1. Stokely's Finest Richr Tasty 46oz. t0-01. can ••••• Del Monte CRUSHED No.2 ~;~:'"~Y ~~~~' 8~"~~i; ~,~';; : 11 1 Pam Cleek was elected_ hon - installation of officers on Thur~- we-re exchanged, fl)llowinl! the I ered queen when Bl"thet No. 6:l day, December 29. at 7.30 p.m. dinner after which the group . of ~e International Order of and all Masons, Eastern Stars : adjourned to the sanctuary fm JGb s Daughters met Monday and parents are mvited. Prac-1ti!e meeting and program. evening at the _Pom~roy Mason- tice for installation will be helci i "F'or this little time." was I lc Temple, w1th Lu~da Lyons. Tuesday, December 27, at 91the topic of the program and hon&red queen, pres1dmg. a.m. conrerned the relebrati&n ofl ~he meeting opened in ritualMiss Lyons presented a gift ,Jewi sh feslival of Hanakkah. lsuc form and other off1cers to Mrs. Elsie D. SmHh, guord· whirh begins on December 25 elected were Becky Nt>ase , ian. ~md P<1ul M. Darnell, asr:o· and continues for eight davs. ~en_ior pr!nces~; Debbie King. ! ciate guardian, and Mrs. Smi:;, l Participating were Mrs. Her. )umor pnncess; .~Mette War- on behalf of the Daughters. pre· bert Pogh, Mrs. Wendell G. uer, gutde and Sht:>tla Cowan, ! sen ted Miss Lyons, wr,o has , Stu1 \er and Mrs. Brotks Sayre marshal. Plans were made for : closed her year, with a ra-.:t · as Sarah . Mary Magdalene and honored queen jeweL Morv and \1rs. Clifford II Preceding the meetmg a pot- ~ a reeder. luck <iinner w"' served at 5 : ~5 , Mrs. Bradford Maag P - ~· Favors were cand~R m the Christmas story from _ __ _ fm l holders. After the dinner. and a poem . Keeping Chr·is~nas . Holzer Hospital: . ·Visiting the girls and Council members was read bv Mrs, Norman bours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents rxchangM glfts. Callum, aft~r which the only on Pediotrlcs Ward. sang, Hark the Herald Anf~els Admissloaa Sing. Three poems were Miss Barbara Sue McClaskey, Eightlt Birthdfly The Chrlslmas Tree, by Mrs. Dav1s Hall; Edward W. Barn. I h CeleiJmled Eugene Forbe• and We me, 14l Garfield Ave.; Jesse • . Seven and The Song of Life, V. Arnold, 119 Pine St.; Lem- ! Guestsft the recent81h b~rth · ' by Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Earl uel H. Hailey' Rt. 1 Crown City • , day party of George Batey, son Renshaw read a prayer. Mrs. Nancy J. Harrison, RL 1 of Mr. and Mrs, George Batey The articles, Christmas Cu,. Gallipolis; Mrs. Jerry D. CoJ. were Velvet and David Swisher, toms. by Mrs. Sayre and The ley, fit. 1 Patriot; Mrs. Lowell John Pat Riley, Marc Fultz, Strangest Man That Ever Llv· SwiSher, RL z Cheshire. M". Terry Gardener, Roy and Lar- 1ed, by Mrs. Karl Grueser, and Kenneth F. Ramsey, Thurman; ry Neff, Steven Bachner, Jay a prayer, "Let Me Remember," Mrs. W. Richard Brown, Galli· Batey, Brenda and Penny Hy. by Mrs. Stella Grue•er polis; Mrs. Cora 1. Darst, Pt. sell, Peggy, Patty, Ronnie and lhe program. Pleasant; Loyle A. Wright, ' Randy McKinney. Kathy Man- During the business !lession, Henderson; Mrs. Probe E. ley, .John j'.1eCioud, Kristy Pet. in charge of Mrs. Renshaw ~ou sh, Rt. :t Letart; James W. tie, Tommy Walters, Sonny Llt- presid-:>:nt. it was voted to :-wart, Rt. I Hacme~ Mrs. Wen- ! He. George and Johnny Stewart. IIJe BlotKimobile next Monday. Jell J. Frecker, Racme; Vil'kie ] Sendmg gifts were Keith and Plans were made to prepare a L. Hoffman, Pomeroy; .Mrs. Dand Vance. Mike Manley, Christmas basket for a family John C. Hale, Oak Hill: Mrs. and Davy Manley. Mrs. Kath- in the community. It was voted William .M. Logan, Rt. 2 Green- . ryn Gardener was also a guest. . to send a flower lo Mrs. Adolph up, Ky., Cecil W. Chaney, Jack· Mrs. Batey was assisted with i t:rueser in Veterans Memorial IOn; Harold W. Bryant, RL 1 the party by her mother, Mrs. Hospital and to Mrs. Edna WIR· Ironton ; Mrs. George F. Brown- Roxie Oiler and the honored gms. A gift of $10 was presentIng, Radclifl; Brady S. Young, guest 's sister, Shirley Boyer. ed to the Rev. Stutler and $1 Wurtland, Ky.; Roscoe C. Gray· to his son, Kevin. I IOD~ Ironton; Mrs. William J'. Attending were the above Haler, RL 2 Jackson. Rt>ed Haile Mark and Mrs. Rollin Wolfe. Mrs. Births Set in Bond Sales Ho•mer Roush. Mrs. Otto HarMrs. Cas by Meadows, Ill, 848 tenbarh, Mrs. Sadie Brown, Second Ave., son, 9.53 p m Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Meigo Mrs William Russell h County Cha~rman for the Umted ·· • gues~. Monday; Mrs. John C. Hale,· Stat S . Bo d Mrs. Frank Stewart Miss Dor· Oak Hill d ht 3 3& es , avmgs n s program . . , , ' " Thomas, Mrss Dorothy Mar• aug er, • p.m. tod h .1 d th T Tuesday: M.rs. Jerry D. Colley, nou:e~~~t th~t ~~~su;:t!l a~f tenba~h. Mrs. Pearl Phillip~ lit. 2 Patnot, son, 4:48 p.m. Series E and H Bonds outstand· and Miss Clara Garland. fuesday. · Dtocihlrgea mg had passed the 150 billion 1 Conrad D B kl M mark for the first time. 1 S . Cl b D' · · . er ey, rs. "This Is wealth !reid In th ewmg u mner Jessie Cartwright, Mrs. Bobby e H ld R 1. Dudding, Mrs. Bernard W. hands of the millions and mtl· e at estaruant Edwards w Oak! p d hons of Amer~cans who have The annual ChriStmas dinner Orner Fo~d. Mrs. Jo~;n E.a~~~: found_ their way to fi~ancial of the Seeond Monday s.~~:~~ Mrs. Ollie Heato Joh A secunty through regular mvest· Club was held Monday •' Ward John E Jonh, "w 1 · ment in these shares in their at Baiiey's Restaurant. A ' . A/lack, nson, Edward esey roun try, .''M r. Red key dl nner was serv ed at Lee, Mrs. Harold e saJ'd. McDaniel Mrs. Joseph c, p. m. and members were sea'H• Paugh, Mrs. Mary E. Prk~: ADDRESS NOTED ed at ~h table with white liheltie Slone, Mrs. Jack L. · Val Hartung's address Is, Mr. with rlstmas place Smith, Harold H. Taylor, Mor. Val Hartung, Elmwood Nurs- and candles. pn Triplett, Sanford Vallance, ; lng Home, Coolville, Ohio, Following the dinner, Frederick J. Wilson, Mrs. Rob-. Rt. 3. group_ adJourned to the art L. Fisher and infant son, ! of M1s~ Co~a Mae Joadliin, 11'1'1. Joseph Moodispaugh and , group sang "Hark the Herald Pleasant Ridae ll<>ad, for !lfant daughter. Angels Sing" after which tho party With Mrs. Grace meeting closed with prayer. as the hostess. Secret pals During the aoclal hour Mn were revealed w1tb a gdl Re. Hill served a dessert course in freshmenla were served by the keeping with Christmes hooteos to Miss Eleanor R<>bwere the deC!oraUons and the son, Mrs, Paul Kloos, Mrl. table setting. Tltere were six· George Schneider, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. Robert Lew"· teen presenL p 1 k Wood , Miss Mar· Mrs. Mrs. El mer Frecker and son, th H atr c d M IY Mn. Franclo Morrlo a Parker owe 11 an ISs . 1Roger, of p·me Gron, were Kay .rs. Albert H11l was hostess 1 dinner guests of Mrs. . __ · _ __ lAthe Woman's Society of Chrl•·, Wheeler on Wednesday. IN NEW YORK CITY 11111 Service for lhe ChristmaS! Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wincett l!llleting. Mrs. Hill was spon•or and Mrs. Ann Coe were visitors Mrs. H@!en Batey is vlsiUng of the proaram using as her in Columbus Saturday. In New York City with ,....,. • F Th' 1 sister. She is expected to ,... ....,.., · or IS "iltle Time." Crltt Bradford, Jr., of Worth- turn for the holidays. 1'111 group sang "Joy to the lngton, was a weekend &uest W.ld." Mrs. Lewis read the . of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brad· Gat an.d Get ,.,.. Jeljpture from Luke. Proyer by ford. ' da)"f 3 Nithtl Ia MIAMI •IACN lloqarel Houda1he!t. A playlet Mr. and Mrs. Franclt Morris Get your !!laver Book todiJ In . eo~~tume w•s presented by spent a day in Gallipolis llld Unbelievable bttt Tru• lleiUh Bradford, Bessie Pick. visited her sister, Esther Com· tfATION • lll4l Mrl• .!'imbler, The stock In Kanallfa. ••••••• , Country Kitchen ... It's P1nc1ke Time! 4c Off ···········- I S1lel ... 4c OFF LABEL Pure Vegetable c 901. c•n 1 • 13c OFF LABEL Martha White Self Rising ~· ..... ,~ 00"\le Liquid Corn Meal Dete.rge'nt c 5 lb. b.lg 1 ,. c • Giant . • 22 01. bot. LIN IT SprayStarch P. D. Q. CHOCOLATE can 14oz. Large Selection Christmas Candy On Display! Large Size • • 21b. bit· BEEF LIVER STEWING BEEF • lb. • PLACE YOUR ORDER Ff>R TURKEYS AND ' CHRISTMAS HAMS NOW!! NABISCO PIIEMIUM CIIACKERS ......_.: lb. ltox 35c • • • f9c - ~~ • . • • "..,_,.. "' ~ ~ ,f" .,.O J J i o • • • • • • • • o. ICE MILK lb.69c ·~'· "I. . '<k ..,_ Puff's ....... .. Dot- Y. C. ~ No. !'~ ....... ... 'I tal'll 200-ct. boxes Mn. lmHh'a ,.,._, Pt8Ch, Cherry, lluebtf'r; 26 .... . . . . . . . . . . ""'· 39c. P1es ltl .p full tlotoM Twin Pot Pies •.•••• 6 =._ $1 A Full Seltc!lon 01 Rolls ....... . ""'· Z-lb. can Bleach Kroger Brand Grade A Large Eggs 35 gal, •••••••• • • • ~ .... K,...., 1r1n11 All PI •• doz. Kroger Brflll4 Fmh Froun ~ lpak Orange Juice •••••••••••••••• Buttermilk _" 3 v. ..~•. $1 Stolroi'(- .._, ...... _ a.,. 11o1. ""'" v.t.. ItS l·ftrttll - $14.11 v• 111 oa .. Bicycle ••..••.• ... $29.95 .,Ill Bicycle .•.•• --~--- Potata. ..... ., 4 :: $1 .. 'd'fll 72 ... $44.95 ,ti GUARANi lED ........... ........... .. .::-;.:.,:.:.,.it.. SUNRtSE-FRISH ~. tUiLI·-~ 4 ~- irill.---· Apples 1i!!r Juiee .•.• ••.... 4 :: $1 Crest 6-oz. cansT Plo.. Ic. Milk···-- 2 ~~~ ... $1 TmuatGea ·-· 6 ~· $1 87e ...19c Ktiltilu T• Votuo - c - Wlitte & ~·btrOrted Colm F«ddttli'IMieB Tom. Coffee 73c ... t _.._(pl-. t Hot Lather ~'"" ,... ......... 72e Sweet Com •.•••••••• 5 "' 39e K_,_ ..... - ltalhlf Orange Juice •••• ...... ~ 111• 59e Hot Lather ,,_ .. ,_.... 72e TNflloCII·Lo ...... & Fruit Drinks •••••. . . . • ~~a ..~ 39e ............... ..,..,._ ..... If,.. ___ __ ~ ZeJjex _... • • ••.... $1.78 6.25-oz. tube • • t I • e t t • t e " Duncan Pink Seedle88 Grapefruit _ loNLool'torlter Rolls English Walnuta .......... :.. 59c . 49c lN........ , Shelled Pecans •...••. ..... $1.29 ... "" aro..loto Brownies ........ 79c c ......, -- J . tuiWICUCKib . .................. 41c "'.- - 0 ,, JIJ()() T., Valltt " wttlllllll- .. 0 iltlan ,.... ()Uve Oil 53e ......... ··••··· ·. - .. .. t . . . ,., ' ' I -1" .., ~4II . • • • . , • • • • • ~ • , . • " · - • All _ _ __ .. .... .~ 't.l"• ••~·················• r r'•" •••~~· ~ t» ... It .t- • • 4 ' 1 1 .. . . f Campbell's a.... ltlrloll- ....,,., " · -;::;,;::;;::~~""':'"~,.>,· "' t •••,..t Coffee 1W .... -$1.09 lrlort . . _ ............ lpwCalorie Sliced a·9f~ I N-1 Brontl lltml Pluo Tho A - Joy POlATOES 1 Racine Soriety Notes • Doell ... J Of Uquid _.... ........_.. 63c FRENCH FRIED . • t •• j ROUND STEAK f llftiiUif •n1,... Y.n.ty t!"" CARROTS c c • ••• :t ..• Graded "Good 2 ell'rereu,....BuJ Righi ttstn>ed to limit qlUIII!It:i.,, • Kroger Reg. or Drip ..,...... , . , _ , ,. . . . . . . . . , "'" It •• 1lro ... 39c ~ ' Cello . pkg. l•r • Ivory Snow ,tont ......... 89c For Refreshing Drink ••• c 18 01. jl ..,. ... ta,.. .' Peaches .. Dreft I ... 69e to 0. llro - - 01 Freoll • F' ·; C doz. fl:ot,tW/1. Ground Beef AI K...... You'll Atwtyt Tangelos ., i9c Ih. 3 INrt 2 WMII 'nh . . . . . . . J11 Plllf/ICJot.CIIonft Kroger Quality Freah •••• • • • • • • • • • • Cake Mix Lava Florida's Finest Juicy _ Swift's Bologna •. . . . . . . . 10-lb. can lb. Sib, can $2.69 Breasts ..,, ~J)_ 1 1 S.le! · - f/llorrMI" ....... Olrm .. 1'11 .... 01 ......... Of How Muell .... 33c I S.le! ..• 5c OFF LABEL lulk lltcod . . Fresh Frozen Frying Chicken Zest 2 'W Fully Cooked Ham ___ •••• .. $1.29 Duncan Hines c 3lb. can Ham .. 39c """ CRISCO VIENNA SAUSAGE lone'- Wholo or Hot! Ground Chuck . . . . . •. . . . . . Safeguard ~·"' 45c 2 INn Sale! ..• 4c OFF LABEL Armour's I H.,_t Cure 11 Dubuque Canned .... 3 Tho Coupon lolow ' ~·- Quality fi'Ooh Camay iar - ....' Whole __ ..... ___ lb. 59e 34c """ 24oz. The Label Hospital NeWS 4 Pearl Bracelet storage• lb. Halt ,.,...,al Ivory can "Howe of Borvanl!' U.S.D.A. G•ado A With- lrontl K....r Turbys. krottr lran4 FtHh fmtn tvrk•Y• Itt frtahtr than •·t•IIM frtth tvrbp Mo tiUM thty .,. fi'Uift fi • . N . .,_ ... tow ttro lrnrned1attly tfttr tftt.r ,..,. ........ •nd drtlltd, Tftlt ltlls In the netur•l lultlt and fln•or• thlt weuW ttherwl.. H ,.. 36e -•n FREE Whore To •uy Your Chrl- Turb¥f L"" nt t\lrthtr • . , K"'tr has fht •Ire tnct tM Ivory Soap mod. ......... = Full Shank Coffee lor . ..$1.67 3 . _ lloNI No . . tl PUZZLED? Butt Portion lb. 59c 99c Maxwtll Htu11 lnltant 1 Pam Cleek Elected Honored Queen l•r .. ...... No Smoked Ham Instant Coffee ·-........... , IWfll price tn lhe belt hlrltty mintY Cl" ltuy , , • Wt rtHrvt ihl rltht tt limit -"antllitl Ktu•• • Armour Star Swift's Premium Hygrade 1 h\axWtll ' "• . - ·- · · ·- -. ~ .. �~ j • .. • ,, I • -- ' "• ~--·- . . • ,, r; ' '. '. - -··- - · - - --·---- -· .\ I ' ' £x.tr3 Cas II Tht Want Ad W:iy Bu$if!l•ss. ·Services At-:a::' ' . , .,.,.,.. ., • ,. _ __,;_ _ _ _ _ _ 18-DaiJy.sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 14. 1966 WANT AD INFORMATION 'iu.. 1 . .ADI.INII ~ tstGNS ·- ~,..,,.,. o.INM till A. M. I . AIIOMI CDIIIC1'10MI ... .. .. ....... ""'" ,.. ... IlL .._.. Motor Co. 65 CHEVELLE ,...-::----;:~,...-~=-= $1895 St. Wagon, V8 engine. Powerglide, low mtleage, local owner·9, Wll ... M .....,.._.. .. ttr · . . ,• ...,. .... lrl&eff'Mt ............. ..,., mint condition. •ar•• 62 CHEVROLET - - o - - $995 St, Wa&on, V8, Powergllde, R&H, extra nice and one the Por W'OIIt A• ..,._._ • cen • ,., w•nr one .,,..,._ c:.... .,.. ..... .., '"'" c... MIOIJIIUfft tt C:blrtt . . Mill whole family ean use. IH•tt¥41 tnNr+toM .. ,., c•nt Otacount "" 0111• • 63 CORVAIR --::-:-:-:--::=----51099 Pane~ good tires, IIOIId hod1, heater . . . . . . . 1)110 ••''"" ......... CIUI:O g' I HAN•t • OIITU41111 ll.U ••• tt •ora ..unlntllftt • • eclllttton•• word •• OfllltCa .. au•• Pome1 oy Motor Co. •:A .. Olft IG ,101' ~ M tJetiT . .rvrcl.ev 1::.0 ' "' tel . U:GI lloOf' tf•t IO ..... , ro "l a.c1 • .-.SUl 1 t'ROOUCifle WANT OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I.D POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2156 I~ 7 ROOM hou'\", 3 bedrooms, HOUS_,E lin 464 South 41h St., Experl•nced II> balhs. Ph. 992·2590. Middleport, 0., $6.800. Can be RADIATOR II 25 tic bought with small down payment, balance like rent. Call SERVICE Valley Lumber & Supply Co.. For Salt '' Middleport, 0. 992-2709. I KAY transistorized guitar amp12 13 9tc lifier, 4 inputs, 3 tone circuits, vi bra to and foot crotrol. S ROOM houso, full basement, Call John Lohse 992-2072. bath, new gas furnace, aiU'll12 14 3tp Inurn siding. Call 99U2'/4. 1-------~ 1213 31.p From tbe Largest Tntck or ! JOWL BACON. 3 lb. 99c: pork ; ROOM house on Broadwav Bulldozer Radiator To The chops, 611c lb.; cubed steak. St. in Racine, large lot and Smallest Heater Core. 79c lb.; 10 lb. bananas 99c; garden, write or contact Mrs. 3 bags 39c candy $1.: PepSI Beulah Bradford, Box 116, Cola, 39c ctn.; 7-Up, 39c ctn.; Racine. Phone 94!).38.21. pt, 992·2143 Pomeroy milk, 1 gal., 79c; sugar, 5 u 11 lUte 1'-:===:::;:====~ lb. bag, 49c with $5.00 order; I peaches, No. 211, 29c; M&G 89 ACRE farm, 3 bedrooms, Legal Notice Food Mkt., 3 miles south of house with bath, 3 miles from ---M"'""' couon·--Middleport, Rt. 7. Pomeroy, Rt. 1431 phone 992· AGRICULTURAL sociETY "'g, g fitp FINANCIAL. ITATIMENT AI OP: 12 7 w NOYEMIIR 3e, 1961 l2 14 3tp 1 U8ULAIIOM nt ............ ,...,.. ... ,..... te •••., re~Mt...,.., •IHIII..... ''"" IMUICI _.. ,.,,,... ............ Tlte ...... BLAEnNARS --;;=-;;;===,.--:·---- ~~~~~~=~=~~~~==~~~==~·~NEW SHIPMENT For Rent I gle~"' Reward for informo:- TRAILER. Brown's Trailer tion leadmg to lhe recover.v, 1 Park, Minersville, 0. Ph. 99Zwhether dead or al.ive, or a 3324. 12 J3 6tc male. blond, ion•~ na~rded dug - - --~ med;um sized, losl near Ky··,FURNISllED 2 bedroom apartger' o. Call Pt. Plessa111l men!, furnace heal, Middle675-JjGO day or Bidwell, 0 .. 1 port, 0. Ph. 992·3874. 11 28 tfc 367-1439 Jfler 10 p. m or all day Sunday . of 12 14 4k clothing Ll tt ~....~~ arrived, nice line Of Chil· 'Cflltl' Af"4 for Sale dren's clothing, including toys also men's work UIJiforms, POMEROY - One slory home, 2 PIECE living room suite, 3 Jeffer's Used Clothing Store, aluminum and Permastone siuend tables, child's desk and, Rt. 33, going towards tlle ing, 6 rooms {3 bedrooms), Wonder Horse, can be secnl Fairgrowlds. 12 11 6tc ""th full basement garaue. ua • • b at ". .,..b LaSIey St ·• Pomeroy ' Owner must sell $8,000.00. 0 12 13 61'1 · ' 1 CHRISTMAS SALE!. POMEROY - 11'.! sto~ ., frame, BLACK and white RCA T.V.,, NEW 5 rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, 21 m. screen, $75. Ph. late : CHEST FREEZERS $153 enclosed back porch, corner evening 949-2661. 12 13 61c Att Modo is Sole Priced! lot, i0x100, out of high water. haS ';""o:=-c;;-:--:cc--::-:-==-::= _ anyone seen ··Rug-, ' ~.,.:,.......::~--;---:-:c:----::::-;d $3 500 00 All Appliances Salt Priced I RliCEIPTI A<'lmLssltm: a~~.te, - Autoa 1.001.7~ 8,950.25 N!~~Y 2 1~~~ Conc;::n:~d """ Bevera"e Gamel antt Novelties Rid .... Sho~ Total Comm'"'" s G'•"""" "" ••6l.oo 1.~~:: 0.:.<1.00 0 322 00 • · 35.00 41'1.!10 BulldT'o",',', ''""' •• ,.,.,, c,.,;·~~ 1 ,1 MOTORCYCLES M 50 ,.., SPORT · IOBCA1' ' ·• SPRINT I;'! d •••lnnl•• " \ TH'GQOD Lt!ETLE FAtRV LEFT ME, UNK SNUFFY·· A WHOLE NEWNITED STATES WE1r1'!al&il AUNT LOWEE!Y PULLED OUT MY TOOF AN'TOLD ME 10 PUT IT UNDER TH' PiLI.ER LAST NIGHT AN 'THIS MOilNII{i 'TH''!OOF WU1. GONE AN' lHAR WU'Z. lH' PI ME!! DIME~! SAl.S .& SOVICE 11 OMit OP Tttl N!CIIt ,.OPLEI' . .CALL ' DICK ~WLINCiS . . .. '!. .. .... . .·· . ·~ ~\' BLAMNARS ...~;U Phone 992-2143 ,Someroy, 9· DOto-.l\T BE.. RADIAJOR SER-VICE Ail N~ ~~~lifDr 5h0j eC•r eTruck ,eHuler Cor• • BulldOHr •Any Type KEITH GOBLE FORD DON'T DAAP lN AI BE BACHE LOR 1'ot~.A H q,. N'AI'..TME~T AN'i TIME AT ALL, AN' WE KIN HAV E SOME ASHAMED .OF ·•.r. !.~ .z..:t ... ' YOIJR FOR DIRTY ON~Y . CAR ~ ~~·· SOc BEPROU~OP A CLEAN CAl U·DRIVE-THRU CAR WASH .I Mklclleport, O- s CIAL CAJ FNOAR • J · · WEDNESDAY '"" WIUTE ROSE LODGE iary will meet Wednesday, Dec. 14 at the Jetrion hall In •· port. A potluck dmn' er will be served at 1 p.m. Members renun·ded to brm'g a covered dish and table service. will be a one dollar gift change • AIIIATEUR Gardeners Club of Middleport wUl have Its e.n. nual Christmas party day, Dec. 14, at the home of Mr8. Walter Cr00kS. A gift exchange will be held and pack. ••e wrappings J'udged. Host•••..., es will be Mrs. Crooks, Mrs. Russell Mills, Mrs. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Ed•ar o-~ e> ,_,,.. -·-.-- ..... ~ ~ . ~ J()(J.i '==========:::_.!..!====""'====,.. 0 FRIDAY 'IIY 2-2196 '"·" ~~:: Stall & Pen Rent I H0 N1) A Dar 2,340.00 Nllht :J,608.MI Tolal Grandlland Admluion: HARlEY >iiB ' . By KING"''' ~Ill ' ' MIDDLEPORT ChJid Co nservaUon League wm bold a J1IID. mage sale In lbe Fry building, Friday and Saturday. There will also be toys for sale. PAST MATRON'S Club o1 l~i ll\I'Q:il ~ ... OH. BOY, THE FIRST • ' ~IJCWFlAKE OF 1l1E ?ES., GOOD, clean, lump, egg an Wo Sorvlce, Dottve'. ' · · Tot" .,..oo Evangelln~ Chapter, MJd. oil treated stoker coal. Pea· Finance BRADBURY - One story '"'"' '"' """" '" 50 · 00 dleport will meet Friday even0 pon Ti19 Emy N'' 9 ht' dl ) """'" 1oo.oo . ' cock Coal Co., I block from frame (aluminum T Except Sunday II •i I ngI •)11 I> s .. Aid olul U30.M mgat the hom•'"' of MrJ. M• L. traffic l1'ght In Cheshire, 0. ~ room s· bath ' ce ar,. eve • " French at 7·30 Junior Flllr AcuvttJe• 1.000.00 · p·m· Mrs ~ : A. R. 500 00 Ph. 367 .7526. 12 1 tfc located on route 14>. $4, . . "'"'•• ""·"'' Pull lll hav d ti • • WANT TO SELL-LIST WITH Ohio '''' Fund to.m.oo en w e evo ons. 11 '"7 '00 NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try. P099M2-E21R801Y , us couni;'·~.. A WGH school dance wUl be held this Friday night from 8 "Sleepers." Guaranteed re· 1 - ~ ' , ' ' ' • M C B k S«Uon 1711.20 I.ooo.oo b It Albert · ox, ro er Section 171 1. 01 soo.oo to 11 p m at Waharna IDgh suits or money ac j SUPER SERVICE STATION Henry Cleland, Salesman SO<Uoa 171103 500.00 · · . Only 9Bc. Nelson's Pbarmacy,:'!!!~~'.!!!!!!'!!!!"!!!"!!!!!'!!!'!'!~':'!l Total :z.soo.oo school auditonum. The dance 1: od Office 992-38311 M•mb•"''• '"' 3.103.00 Is to the public 'lb J Pomeroy, 0. 11 Z5 IOlp AKC Miniature and Toy Po Evenings 99%--2568 or 99z.3636 ~~~:tlont from Previous Yean ~:~ open • e ayl OON'T pump your sluggish sep- les, black or sliver. Stu 12 13 3tc '''"ndo 27.oo will emcee. MU:ceuaneou• 138.711 SATURDAY lie lank. Get Klcan-Em·All servl·ce and grooming. Phone Total ReceJptl tor the yMr 3!,028.75 11 25 tic 175 ACRE rarm bouse wttb I Cub •• "'"""' " Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- 992-5«8. THE MIDDLEPORT. Senior ===-::-,.---• "' Ft"'' Yoor m .!ll class wlU sponsor a hig_h school mark Farm Bureau in Porn- SINGER Sewing Machine, rooms acd bath, celtar, cefrltar Torot oosauosEMENTs ,......n ee Salarte• Secretary p_artyS with 11 2l"iJ 3tltC sews forward and revers e, zig house, 2 targe barns, eroy, 0. J.OOO.oo Jdance thi urd music f by the "NEVER used anylh'~ like i zag equipped to buttonhole, ga>, 2 farm ponds, immedt~11::;: ays s at ay rom I to 0.,~;'""'" -• d n etc Sews a cy Pearl WU 11 p.m. at the MI.ddleport eleit" say users of Blue Lustre monogram, ar ' . I ale occup n . . 'fvtal Ul3.75 f~r cleaning caY'N't. Rent like new. Pay off 4 payments Iiams, 992·2318 or 992-2681.1 Payroll ~c~:t Tall:en J~:~ mentary ':.~riAum.Y ',..... M 00 each Ph 99•2685 10 3 t c Klectrtdarur n9 "r5 au1-.u electric silampooer $l. Baker ••· · · "' 12 8 trcl omoe Hoi• ,,:.. POMEROY CHAPTER Ne. HEMLOCK GRbVE Church Furniture Co. 12 12 6tc . _1 •;~::;: ~!~:Z:: 80 Royal Arch Masons wUl hold their Christmas prok dull d drear IF ts ~ TIRES, like oew, 7.35 x 15. Insurance Totot •.•oo.oo hold their stated ·gram s..-•·y, n ••ember 18, at carpe 1oo an - 1udce• :100.00 WlWI .ua: remove the spots as theY Ph. 992-6298. 12 9~6~ GET, A q~otalion. from. ~E~V ~~f:t':'e! or ~=~~~~' =~ Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. appear wilh blue Lustre. POTATOES, get your winter TEK INSUfiANCE AuENL T••••••"' "·" WSCS OF FOREST RUN POMEROY CHURCH of 410·69 Methodist churcb will Rent electric shampooer $1. potatoes whi:e they tast. l~ •c. b<tore renewing your om" ,..;':::~. Olrist wlll have a Ouistmas Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Clarence ,Proffitt, Portland, a~~ 1nsurance Weo may oe •••~~:!u" "'" Wedoeoday at S:3tl p.m. for program _Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 12 12 6tr 0. Ph. 843-2254. 10 30 t!c a e 10 save you m ney ., tic Told potluck dinner, followed by a The public Is Invited, 8" CITIZEN - -Workman'• Comp. SANTA CLAUS will make BAND, one Mosley ''""!""' ot Loon meeting and party with a AUTOMOBILE insurance IJeen ~.':.~'' ~j,, ,,., •. , , , hfs annual visit to Syracuse at 3 element beam. one 23 Chan.' --------d-~ net RegeRry Range Gain. one cancelted? Lo;l youo Oll"C.l· LloblHtv u4, ~· Boacb the town hall December 11, at Help Wante GIVE the perfect gift this •• Channel lnternatlo nlaE-• For Sele--Scotch Pine or's llceliSe1 Catt WI ~2\166. !~~~"'"•• ~(,,;;:·r· SPRINGS Belter 2 p.m. with a treat lor all chil1 Chrisimas that will be treas· ~ 6 1'" uc "~ • club Wl'll meet at th • dren of the village OtN -·• ,..__ ~ART TIME waitress. Apply ecutove \loti-750hb. Carl s .'~) ...,.e Locally Grown Sheared A ~ I c,oo;!,H: church, Wednesday, attending the Syracuse sehOol. .In person are Crow's Steak ured a life time. Portrait tak· Hysell, Rutland, 0. Ph. '142 • in your own home. At;o uto ..ol as , Tollo! . . at II a.m. A potluck dinner santa's visit is sponsored by the 1, en House, Pomeroy, 0 wedding and civic flffairs. Call 4525. 12 12 6tp 1 and Sprayed-Display at PrlnUnl! 1nd sup'pJ\ea 12 8 6tc 1 To. . ., "os with meat furnished by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Syre.. now for appointments to !(~Jar- GERMAN Shepherd pups. Walt· CHRISTMAS SALE f.:;:;:;: ~· ,::~: club, will be served at noon. cuse volunteer Fire Dept. antee delivery before Christ- er Wilson. Ph . 992-7008. I LOW LOW PRICES Preml"m' "''" "'"'" Dl•• There will be a 25 cent grab MONDAY mas. Call 992·3232 or 94~· 12 t2 3tp AND 100 GAL. OF GAS ·~, /,:. ~ ,: . .:·::=·:::: ,;y;. . and secret pal gifts will be ex. CHESTER NAZARENE 12 61 304 9 1_ !. _ C PONIES, choice colors and 803 Brownell Ava. I WITH EVERY DOUBLE ·~''· ,!"'.":,:'..;., ~~::!~changed. Each member ls to eborch will have a Cbrtslmal BOY or GIRL ...., · 1966 VACUUM CLEANER out heights. Child trained and MIDDLEPORT CHECkED USED CAR contribute toward the program program on Monday, Dec. 19, , 8 1 1 ";';:~;:.ru i of lawaway, tank type, comgreen broke. Terms. Call or _ _ -·--c"""'''"" '·'"·" The afternoon Wilt be spent in at 7:30. An interesting proIn Rutlond on Moin t plete wilh attachments. Only see E. J Hill, Flatwoods I GOOD USED tires. t1.95 and 64 Chevrolet $1,295 T~~'' ,~:~ preparing gifts for Carman's gram has been planned and ~· Street & College Ave. 4 payments $6.00 each left. Road. Pomeroy, Ohio. up. Pomeroy Home &: Auto. Chcvclle VB 4 dr. s ta: "Yag· OtheJ' F~~~b~•"'".,'"T•ophl•• ,,,,..,.. Rest home and the sick_ and eryone is invited. Eorn Money ond Prizes 111 Is 18 a on. Was $1595.00. "" elder1y of the commumty. Ph 992 2685 12 8 f 9 . • . t c' 12 8 te 12 9 12tc one owner car trrJdM on new Hay •M stnw 271.:50 Delivering The Doily BUUGET PRICED furniture If Buick :UA:~bre. It has beau· T:~~nda::tsattm ~~:~ POMEROY SHAKESPEARE - ,. -~ -~· · - - - - . · --·-~Sentinel to established Q Q lifo! light blue fmish with v"'"'""''" t2S.OO club will meet at the home of Route 20'·."",, Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Wednesday our third floor budget shop. white top. ~.a;,'~~n! 7 ACROSS iO. German !!. Aftix Baker Furniture, Middleport Other !D.33 at 2 p.m., for their regular l. Pina.ceou~ CALL 992-2156 river 11 . Noble. 11 12 tree (J, Strong men Oblo. Uc ~ 65 Pontiac - $2,295 """''"'"';·:;·•••.,., :::~:~: meeting and Christmas party 4.Ciose to wagon J::i. Giad Ponl1ac 4 dr. Hard Top. Was Capital Inve•tment• wilh a 50 cent gift exchange, S.Craze $2495 00. L1ke new Pontiac New Blllld!n g~ 9.115.78 4.2. French tidings tO. Tricksy I from one careful owner. Au- Mitcellaneocs JHi.M Members are reminded to bring pronoun 21. ElecHanna Line DOWN lri· tomalic trans. Power steer· Tota!o:~~:n:~~~· 3:1,011.40 gifts for Girls lndustriai 1"The ddletylOo•rtuUt Fellowship of the ATEMc)Di5:'Jii;;i(-;~r; sprite 1. Litter of Junk c ars. l~Cant t!ll.lly lng & brakes. You'll have to ~~~~ce in Treasury 373.71 School. I' 1 Church of ChrJst TRAVEL TRAILERS . ' 13. Muaical 445 11 plgs charged (Quality Buill) •ce this one to appreciate its "· THURSDAY Sunday-evening at the • Market, 3 m1les 1 instnJment 2. Bar or silver fine l'Ondition. U:II4- ttc atom 1967 Modololn Stock south of Middleport. Rl. 7, 1lf.lilntry In • J. UprJ,sing ---~, TWILIGHT GARDEN of Mt: and Mrs; 0. A. 22. Small• I eRN••,.•• , . . . . . -4 . Mother-of' . 12 14 3tp • ha.me,. toy will meet at Bailey's restaur- Martin, ~ Springs Road, for ...,R=o=us·H TLYONS ' ta.ce pearl 29. Step Den Three Scouts 8 Christmas an t Th ursda y, at 6;30 p.m. . party . CAMPING TRAILERS 5. Before In Goddesaoo! 23. Circus 31.Chummy: POMEROY Horton St. Muon, w. Va. .A-irplane enterdinner, followed by Danny Abbott, president, was Brit: or West Virginia, or ~ld 17.;:~\~~hild 6 . wing Enjoy Party Sunday aa Christmas stctlon colloq. lAin" meeting and party with charge of the meeting which Ianna with Urn~. MariOn i 18. »rayer 1956 CADILlAC Coupe Deville, 7. DepC"nded 2•. Iris: poet, 32.Hetbot 'WAPACHE.:. Dell Three Cub Scouts enjoycents gift exchange in party with devotions by Mike Reynoida, Bos 77, Syracuse. / 19. Primary (on) 2a. Harpoon all power, also a 1963 Studeus;,. ..... ... carrot S. Namesake!! 26. Embrold· 0. I 18 102tp : color :tamlly ed a Christmas party Sunday room. The group sang ChristALL NEW FOR 1967 baker Lark, standard trans__ _ : 20.Compus ot Guneroo 3~. God carols, after which Miss (67 A~cho Morodol mission. Ph. 8112-2355. New evening · at the home of Mrs. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE smoke's 28. "Greastl For Rent i point of war' Richard Rosenbaum, Wright ian SU;ters will meet Martin read the Cbrlstmas aheriff 21 Foot Long 10 Haven, W. Va. 12 12 6lc the palm.. 31.Eggo ==.,-.-,.,-;--;·-;;--,;--;:;- • 21. South 1967 Apochos Duo Dec. _ _ _ ~.uDERN furnished first floor i Amencon St., Pomeroy. at 7:30p.m. 'at the DAV story. Roger Abbott rend How . ' river It,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;~ 111955 CHEVROLET $125, good Games were played in the Following the meeting, I• Shopping Days TIll elficlency apartment in M1d-l 22. Seed ~ ~.fiZ ~ I' condition; also electric meat dleport. Ph. 992-31!74. I v08sels recreation room and ~ills will be a Chrlstmas party Christmas, and a reading, II I' Business Services slicer, $20; A!Ua • Cbalm12 14 tfc I 28. u.s. which had been placed on a gift exchange. Jimmy's Scarecrow was given MAKE MORE-PROFIT- by ers tractor and equipment. :-c==~··= , ··~ j Freaident I" table under a small tree were WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of by Mike Gerlach and Danny ~ furnished apartment :Ill. Fonnetl, listing your firm's services in Warm morning stove with exchanged. Each boy also the First United Abbolt, and a poem, "Semi,'' I~ ~·~ and 4 room furnished apart- . 27. ~~~eli the Daily Sentinel's Business blower. $25. Ph. 949-3073, Ross I" ~ ceived a Cub Scout Church In Middleport v· It meet by Kathy Bunce. A Bible qulz 17 meot. Adults. References. 126 28. Unlve,..lly Service column. 10 10 11 Scarberry. 12 12 3tc I" chief from the den Thursday evening, 7:3U p.m. at was conducted with prizes -· Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992degr<e: ~ CUSTOM butchering, will buy 1959 FORD, 352 cu. in. engine, Mrs. Rosenbaum and M r s. the church. Mrs. Joe Bailey awarded to Danny Abbott, .Each t1698 12 8 lfc • abbr. ~ ' ~-; 30. Kind of hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. 3 speed standard shift, $250, Elza Gilmore. The den mothers Is program loader and Mrs. Ed- told of the Christmas they ·re·- "·~~.. unfurnished apartment ' dor I•• 11 1 ric also a 1959 EDSEL, 361 cu. also received gifts from a cou- ward Cooks, devotiooal leader, member bes~ and gifts were In Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. • 31. ~~~" in. engine, $75. Ph. 992·3187. pfe of the boys. Hostesses will be 1\lrs. exchanged. <1 AUcnONEER 12 13 6tp Refreshments of decorated Wallace, Mrs. Joe 11 IG tic' 32. Sklll ~ F0 Refreshments of cookles, fruit Complele s.rvt.. 11 -----33· Untt ot "iiAii:Eit-:sSipiaa'C;ce ; -<onBrownell ~~· cup cakes, brownies, fudge, Mrs. WU!Jam Ohlinger, Mrs. cake, bot chocolate, borne made. CriU Kradtorfl 1' · work ~ 0:: Business Opportunity hot chocolate and kool aid were Leo Kennedy, Mrs. candy and nuts were served to Mtddl•port. Ph. m . 34. Ttr&lla la Wrtlll, Protto or Cootacl I" I" 'l, 11 10 Uc , lt. capltlll A. L.. IIRAllfo'OKII MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable served whie the group watched Smith, Mrs. Emil Ball. above named and Vldde I'" I" "'"'"-:-cc=c---..c--: · : 38. Apportlotl Racine, Ublo person from this area to lhe Charlie Brown special on EPISCOPAL Llebbie lolaldeu, Malotha 'l, 4 room apart- t as. A.fliCUl i I tiC 1 .. ment with bath. Ph. 9112-3~. , antelopo -~~~-n . ~•~~ ~and~~ . Sharon Wilso~, Debbie 12 ti tic I 39. Paso uopo SEWING machlnel, repau ser- malic dispensers. No expert. Attending were Mathew Dil- Christmas program and =;;------;-~..,- I tltrourh: Doug lUcks', and . ~vice, au maheo. WY Z-2284. ence needed _ we establish lard, G. E. Gutnther, Greg Thursday evening, at the ~ ~ rooms, close in : n1.11l accounts fo~ you. Car, referBrowning, Bruce Reed, Gary of Mrs, Harry Moore, visor, Mr. and Mr. Marlin, 'lbe Fabrte Shop. Pomero~ town, 127 Butternut Ave., PAILY ()BYPIOQUOTE -Ben'• how to work H: Franklln ·Martin and Rev, Authorized Singer Soles and ences and $98S to ll7B5 cash Snouffer, Ricky Couch, Har<lld Mrs. 0. B. Stout and Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc .a.][ J' D La .a. .t. 18 · cap1tal necessary 4 to 12 Sisson, Joe and Doug Rosen- Rome WU!lamson as and Mrs. Donald. Hicks. Service. I Z9 t!o : ROO?i house and bath, fur- . Ia L 0 J1' o I' II L L ow hours weekly net; excellent baum, Mike Gilmore aud guests es. Mrs. Herbert Seth .REAUY ·MIX concrele deUvernace and garage, 2SS W. Main~ . ~letter ll~ply atuull for another. In Ws sample AI• UH4 monthly Income, full lime Tommy Reed and Junmy and speak on Christmas in Entiland Mliii.'JING, <;ANCEIJ,ED ed right to .your projoet. Fast St Pomeroy 0 Ph 992 . I<W tiLe three L s, X for the two O'o, etc. Sinrle letterr, apoa. more. For local interview, Linda Rosenbaum. as she knew It as a child. Mrs. Le8 Enoch, 'president, trophies, the length and !ormation ot the words are an hlnta. and easy. Freo estimates. 2668 or 991-%961. 12 5 lfc lladl day tllo code lotiOn are cllffmot. ROCK SPRINGS has anf!Oiincecl that the PemPbone 992-3284, Goegleln wri~e Eagle lndustrlllll, 4509 .. ----------·- ·· - I Minnetonks Blvd., MinneapolON DEAN'S LIST will meet Thursday; at p.m. oerat. club· "'ml!etlllg has been Ready-Mis Co., Middleport. · ROOM hotM with balh, on I is, Minn., 55416. Miss Ellen Dutton, daughter lor a potluck dinner canceled due to the holiday ... Pearl St., Middleport, Ohio, , Oblo. 6 ~ Uo PDNJ' 'l'N.A. M.A.XPH WH C!CKZ• 12 7 lllp of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton, provlded by the .h9me aon. The nut l!lei!tiDi \riU be near IJl'ade sehool. See Mattie 1 Alii CONDITlONINO Kelrlger- -~~------'- Middleport, ajunlor at ics committee. The . !Jbill'ldiN,'"'~altuatj ·te. Bush, 689 Page St., Middle- ·. P.l>QKC NF PNK PWJ'D PDNI' DO atltn service. Jack's Relrtg· TRAVELS NOTED University, bas been named to meeting and Proeti!!n port, 0. 12 4 tfc "PN.A.I'K,-JtXHCVD P, MKQJ'YD etaUon, New Haven. Phone Miss Nancy Reed and Mrs. the Dean's list for the 1965-68 low at 8 p.m. FOUR 800111 lunillbecl ap8fl. · TV 2-3537. 4 6 lfc Wayne Gibbons were recent academic year, To quaiiJy fur WILLING WORKERS class T_,.a ClrJp~uotor CALMNEss 18 Nett .U.WATI . meDt. WY :&.3868. 4 14 Ill: Tllll .I.Tl'RU1ll'1'1l OF INNOCJ:NCI:.-BYRON HEATING, PLUMBING, Rllral visitors in Columbus. Mr. and the Dean's Ust .at Denlsbn, R Jbe Enterprl!e llo1JB 'chorcb ....._._ for Sale bl k t - .,-.,;---:-;-: ' LOST - L" dY' "" car coa' N10T - J('E- - Unc - .1 81·"'·ed fr e~g · ht·' · · L d M t S at haCH1E' aun ry a . U''.· I 10 " . r ' .a. ' nc~• Zig z.g sewmg mar,. day. F.mder ca II 9'"2"73 'f<r 1 · . . f t tl i3 Jcc ones woth 20 year ac OI'Y ~uarantec, nat10natly advertiSed · brand,, to be sold for slor~OST: "Danct>r." n~d brown, aae and freight lotaJ:ng $47.· 4 lb. registerffi Chihuahua. 50 each, can be pa id $5.011 Rt> o~ u 1 a tnr 1·tlurn1nt 111m . . Calt 91 ~_ 344 i or Willi•' Sienp per month . We w.ll deliver to 12 12 3tr your home to sew on them to make sure .vou are completely :Jal isl'!ed. Call 992-3218 N"!ice 12 13 6tc PIANO T :J ~I N G. Srhool , church, lwme. Ph. l.rne Dan i967 r:ONSOLE -STF.REO-Jn•t iels, 992-,511!!. i2 7 l'llp taken in lovely walnul finis~, radio equipped with 4 ,pectl Auction automat ic changer. d·~l vol· Adams and Stanley Huuse and Tradir.g Pust urne controL Thb M-1. 3 is now under one rool at Laurel Clift School Housel months old. Take 01er payments of $!25 per week or 2 d on State Route 1'4 adnl new I pay balance due $lOt 95. Try io 7 bY·IJass, open a1 y al , 12 noon. Jim Adams and it in your home. Call 1~~:26~~ Worthy Stante). ll 20 lie _ RUGS DIRTY? Rent electric rl<·ln Wanted shampooer for $1 with pur/ BAR MAID. Apply at fli-Ho chase ot Lustre Foam. Ebersbach Hardware, Pomeroy, Ba r • Middleport • 0 12 9 6tc 12 7 file LOOKV WHA,T \ By WALT THE WILLETS ~ PltiD L.UIWILL llllllNIY GOQO\,. lnd SNUPPY IMITII ~---~-,~s~.l~.-o-,R~.-n-,~,~R-• •~I~&-,-.,-.~,~~~~~~.-~;;;::::::=;:::~j.::±::'z.:·~=·::r=::r,=:::;~=::::::: Pomeroy •' QUALm' ... 11ft .. • •• ,,..... I J ,I' ' SEA>Dtvl v S:TAIJD RIGHT { ' THERE ....' YOU HAVE V£RY SERIOUS PROBltM~. ,.• THB lORN LOSU ,. » THAT?• ~) J a,·,~~ 1:' [~';'Jl l' over! Ph ~ll1 !0! '100 I<AIOIAJ FOR A MIIJUTrif -:.umf As ~cco 1 !-: wa s Emi \ 1next as I cet Ave~.J is V21ll ~i~k. the ph.one, want;;. u.s t o co ·:1~e I I ~ _.,;: ly ART SANSOM I DICK iR~CY !ly £HESlER ------ G0J1LD . .' ; ,,., I ;. ., :" I 0.1 CHRISTMAS TREES ' 1'""===--=-----,: 0 AIl Y ( R SSW RO ,. ,. ~ .. ~ 'I --· lpartments. a- to ftboot.l Pbool llliUGl. 18 U Ill ·, ·~ Mil-CHIN(, WIT~ ·~rTH t:IU -: HOSE 1<\;ALL< foP LE £\D~ '( C. (If' i t'I DI.JS"' ~Y ! HO'~I I HOD£ !HIS "-Xi~ Vc, OI1T RIGI-lT -~OR J.IIM l ·~t.c,,::.l_ 1 '1E, FCR SAL :-:~1!;N '<' WHY CI!Y ' T 1-'( llNSW~P I" 8( Lt::TTtR :._c, -J.l( r1D S~,D TO? Boo BOO o;GID 'llifiT l<JAY WA~ FOil .:SIH"2D~riA.~R·~'A:,;L~P<'O~~~.:OUI) OMQTt:IJRS I \-iFRl~H1 GO :N Pel0'5014, & AGGRE'.>SI'JE I IOtAS! REAL iMAG1~TION ' -~ 10 1111, ¥IDI , .................. loo,J wlllll\eet at · ~e hQme. ·. 01 Mrs. DoiOI Bottle Gas. Arnold Mrs. Earl Davenport and [am- student must malnlain ·at Brothere, 611 it. Main SL, lly were In Parkersburg Moo- a 3.0 averaSe fOr the entire Ed K!Dg, Thursday evening Pomeroy. fl il2 lie day evening. aca~ year. Clirlstmu par!¥. ·, .j. ' 01-l?WELt.,VOU~ 8ROT\4i'Q'S @" .. ~MAC;U':IATIOHI l'HA~,-'S FOR. SURE! By RAEBURN VAN BUREN. ABBIE AND SLATS SO l'M NOT TOU6f.l, WELL, HUH~ 'tOtNt~ WftD~ G! GET OOT Of Hff<E, CARSON , _.-<f'.tn I(FOI<f I PRavf If: f 1-.-"-----'"·wl By BRANNER NCW lll KNON If' 0~ ::w ' ~~:'<2 AR= MY :HARGE ACCOL1"1T B ILL~! 5C\\:QN= HA5 f5EE~ U5'NG 1!1!' CREDIT CARD5 I LD5T I ·... -·.H t i· [J''l ;. .. ,~ 1 \ r\ I WI5H 'HED QUIT HER JOB AND MAKo ME;. ... " I A D~CENT e~EAKFAe>T , . f\ 1: .~ .'11 ~ I· unfurnt,~hed · ··~·. IHPT AD IN THC.T ,.. : I ~ £XHA'JS"'.'L.D !-ROM f.\ISTI."> tl . ~ end •/ • " ,. .... ...... ' ,... ., WEU-, BtiCK "TO NO RMAL, 1 'SEE I BLAEnNARS ~.: __ ' · · ' J .., 116. '' OH PHEQ I eUO 6:>0 IS '=.0 Party is Held By Youth Group At Martin Home 1 '1 By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN Al'INfE BRADFORD$ WANTED I 1 I L h > ..,; ,, '• .. By RALPH HEIMDAHL I 12 I K/VOW IT'S HERE SOMEWHERE! . - clOli """" •. t~ ~ �~ j • .. • ,, I • -- ' "• ~--·- . . • ,, r; ' '. '. - -··- - · - - --·---- -· .\ I ' ' £x.tr3 Cas II Tht Want Ad W:iy Bu$if!l•ss. ·Services At-:a::' ' . , .,.,.,.. ., • ,. _ __,;_ _ _ _ _ _ 18-DaiJy.sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 14. 1966 WANT AD INFORMATION 'iu.. 1 . .ADI.INII ~ tstGNS ·- ~,..,,.,. o.INM till A. M. I . AIIOMI CDIIIC1'10MI ... .. .. ....... ""'" ,.. ... IlL .._.. Motor Co. 65 CHEVELLE ,...-::----;:~,...-~=-= $1895 St. Wagon, V8 engine. Powerglide, low mtleage, local owner·9, Wll ... M .....,.._.. .. ttr · . . ,• ...,. .... lrl&eff'Mt ............. ..,., mint condition. •ar•• 62 CHEVROLET - - o - - $995 St, Wa&on, V8, Powergllde, R&H, extra nice and one the Por W'OIIt A• ..,._._ • cen • ,., w•nr one .,,..,._ c:.... .,.. ..... .., '"'" c... MIOIJIIUfft tt C:blrtt . . Mill whole family ean use. IH•tt¥41 tnNr+toM .. ,., c•nt Otacount "" 0111• • 63 CORVAIR --::-:-:-:--::=----51099 Pane~ good tires, IIOIId hod1, heater . . . . . . . 1)110 ••''"" ......... CIUI:O g' I HAN•t • OIITU41111 ll.U ••• tt •ora ..unlntllftt • • eclllttton•• word •• OfllltCa .. au•• Pome1 oy Motor Co. •:A .. Olft IG ,101' ~ M tJetiT . .rvrcl.ev 1::.0 ' "' tel . U:GI lloOf' tf•t IO ..... , ro "l a.c1 • .-.SUl 1 t'ROOUCifle WANT OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. I.D POMEROY, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2156 I~ 7 ROOM hou'\", 3 bedrooms, HOUS_,E lin 464 South 41h St., Experl•nced II> balhs. Ph. 992·2590. Middleport, 0., $6.800. Can be RADIATOR II 25 tic bought with small down payment, balance like rent. Call SERVICE Valley Lumber & Supply Co.. For Salt '' Middleport, 0. 992-2709. I KAY transistorized guitar amp12 13 9tc lifier, 4 inputs, 3 tone circuits, vi bra to and foot crotrol. S ROOM houso, full basement, Call John Lohse 992-2072. bath, new gas furnace, aiU'll12 14 3tp Inurn siding. Call 99U2'/4. 1-------~ 1213 31.p From tbe Largest Tntck or ! JOWL BACON. 3 lb. 99c: pork ; ROOM house on Broadwav Bulldozer Radiator To The chops, 611c lb.; cubed steak. St. in Racine, large lot and Smallest Heater Core. 79c lb.; 10 lb. bananas 99c; garden, write or contact Mrs. 3 bags 39c candy $1.: PepSI Beulah Bradford, Box 116, Cola, 39c ctn.; 7-Up, 39c ctn.; Racine. Phone 94!).38.21. pt, 992·2143 Pomeroy milk, 1 gal., 79c; sugar, 5 u 11 lUte 1'-:===:::;:====~ lb. bag, 49c with $5.00 order; I peaches, No. 211, 29c; M&G 89 ACRE farm, 3 bedrooms, Legal Notice Food Mkt., 3 miles south of house with bath, 3 miles from ---M"'""' couon·--Middleport, Rt. 7. Pomeroy, Rt. 1431 phone 992· AGRICULTURAL sociETY "'g, g fitp FINANCIAL. ITATIMENT AI OP: 12 7 w NOYEMIIR 3e, 1961 l2 14 3tp 1 U8ULAIIOM nt ............ ,...,.. ... ,..... te •••., re~Mt...,.., •IHIII..... ''"" IMUICI _.. ,.,,,... ............ Tlte ...... BLAEnNARS --;;=-;;;===,.--:·---- ~~~~~~=~=~~~~==~~~==~·~NEW SHIPMENT For Rent I gle~"' Reward for informo:- TRAILER. Brown's Trailer tion leadmg to lhe recover.v, 1 Park, Minersville, 0. Ph. 99Zwhether dead or al.ive, or a 3324. 12 J3 6tc male. blond, ion•~ na~rded dug - - --~ med;um sized, losl near Ky··,FURNISllED 2 bedroom apartger' o. Call Pt. Plessa111l men!, furnace heal, Middle675-JjGO day or Bidwell, 0 .. 1 port, 0. Ph. 992·3874. 11 28 tfc 367-1439 Jfler 10 p. m or all day Sunday . of 12 14 4k clothing Ll tt ~....~~ arrived, nice line Of Chil· 'Cflltl' Af"4 for Sale dren's clothing, including toys also men's work UIJiforms, POMEROY - One slory home, 2 PIECE living room suite, 3 Jeffer's Used Clothing Store, aluminum and Permastone siuend tables, child's desk and, Rt. 33, going towards tlle ing, 6 rooms {3 bedrooms), Wonder Horse, can be secnl Fairgrowlds. 12 11 6tc ""th full basement garaue. ua • • b at ". .,..b LaSIey St ·• Pomeroy ' Owner must sell $8,000.00. 0 12 13 61'1 · ' 1 CHRISTMAS SALE!. POMEROY - 11'.! sto~ ., frame, BLACK and white RCA T.V.,, NEW 5 rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, 21 m. screen, $75. Ph. late : CHEST FREEZERS $153 enclosed back porch, corner evening 949-2661. 12 13 61c Att Modo is Sole Priced! lot, i0x100, out of high water. haS ';""o:=-c;;-:--:cc--::-:-==-::= _ anyone seen ··Rug-, ' ~.,.:,.......::~--;---:-:c:----::::-;d $3 500 00 All Appliances Salt Priced I RliCEIPTI A<'lmLssltm: a~~.te, - Autoa 1.001.7~ 8,950.25 N!~~Y 2 1~~~ Conc;::n:~d """ Bevera"e Gamel antt Novelties Rid .... Sho~ Total Comm'"'" s G'•"""" "" ••6l.oo 1.~~:: 0.:.<1.00 0 322 00 • · 35.00 41'1.!10 BulldT'o",',', ''""' •• ,.,.,, c,.,;·~~ 1 ,1 MOTORCYCLES M 50 ,.., SPORT · IOBCA1' ' ·• SPRINT I;'! d •••lnnl•• " \ TH'GQOD Lt!ETLE FAtRV LEFT ME, UNK SNUFFY·· A WHOLE NEWNITED STATES WE1r1'!al&il AUNT LOWEE!Y PULLED OUT MY TOOF AN'TOLD ME 10 PUT IT UNDER TH' PiLI.ER LAST NIGHT AN 'THIS MOilNII{i 'TH''!OOF WU1. GONE AN' lHAR WU'Z. lH' PI ME!! DIME~! SAl.S .& SOVICE 11 OMit OP Tttl N!CIIt ,.OPLEI' . .CALL ' DICK ~WLINCiS . . .. '!. .. .... . .·· . ·~ ~\' BLAMNARS ...~;U Phone 992-2143 ,Someroy, 9· DOto-.l\T BE.. RADIAJOR SER-VICE Ail N~ ~~~lifDr 5h0j eC•r eTruck ,eHuler Cor• • BulldOHr •Any Type KEITH GOBLE FORD DON'T DAAP lN AI BE BACHE LOR 1'ot~.A H q,. N'AI'..TME~T AN'i TIME AT ALL, AN' WE KIN HAV E SOME ASHAMED .OF ·•.r. !.~ .z..:t ... ' YOIJR FOR DIRTY ON~Y . CAR ~ ~~·· SOc BEPROU~OP A CLEAN CAl U·DRIVE-THRU CAR WASH .I Mklclleport, O- s CIAL CAJ FNOAR • J · · WEDNESDAY '"" WIUTE ROSE LODGE iary will meet Wednesday, Dec. 14 at the Jetrion hall In •· port. A potluck dmn' er will be served at 1 p.m. Members renun·ded to brm'g a covered dish and table service. will be a one dollar gift change • AIIIATEUR Gardeners Club of Middleport wUl have Its e.n. nual Christmas party day, Dec. 14, at the home of Mr8. Walter Cr00kS. A gift exchange will be held and pack. ••e wrappings J'udged. Host•••..., es will be Mrs. Crooks, Mrs. Russell Mills, Mrs. Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Ed•ar o-~ e> ,_,,.. -·-.-- ..... ~ ~ . ~ J()(J.i '==========:::_.!..!====""'====,.. 0 FRIDAY 'IIY 2-2196 '"·" ~~:: Stall & Pen Rent I H0 N1) A Dar 2,340.00 Nllht :J,608.MI Tolal Grandlland Admluion: HARlEY >iiB ' . By KING"''' ~Ill ' ' MIDDLEPORT ChJid Co nservaUon League wm bold a J1IID. mage sale In lbe Fry building, Friday and Saturday. There will also be toys for sale. PAST MATRON'S Club o1 l~i ll\I'Q:il ~ ... OH. BOY, THE FIRST • ' ~IJCWFlAKE OF 1l1E ?ES., GOOD, clean, lump, egg an Wo Sorvlce, Dottve'. ' · · Tot" .,..oo Evangelln~ Chapter, MJd. oil treated stoker coal. Pea· Finance BRADBURY - One story '"'"' '"' """" '" 50 · 00 dleport will meet Friday even0 pon Ti19 Emy N'' 9 ht' dl ) """'" 1oo.oo . ' cock Coal Co., I block from frame (aluminum T Except Sunday II •i I ngI •)11 I> s .. Aid olul U30.M mgat the hom•'"' of MrJ. M• L. traffic l1'ght In Cheshire, 0. ~ room s· bath ' ce ar,. eve • " French at 7·30 Junior Flllr AcuvttJe• 1.000.00 · p·m· Mrs ~ : A. R. 500 00 Ph. 367 .7526. 12 1 tfc located on route 14>. $4, . . "'"'•• ""·"'' Pull lll hav d ti • • WANT TO SELL-LIST WITH Ohio '''' Fund to.m.oo en w e evo ons. 11 '"7 '00 NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try. P099M2-E21R801Y , us couni;'·~.. A WGH school dance wUl be held this Friday night from 8 "Sleepers." Guaranteed re· 1 - ~ ' , ' ' ' • M C B k S«Uon 1711.20 I.ooo.oo b It Albert · ox, ro er Section 171 1. 01 soo.oo to 11 p m at Waharna IDgh suits or money ac j SUPER SERVICE STATION Henry Cleland, Salesman SO<Uoa 171103 500.00 · · . Only 9Bc. Nelson's Pbarmacy,:'!!!~~'.!!!!!!'!!!!"!!!"!!!!!'!!!'!'!~':'!l Total :z.soo.oo school auditonum. The dance 1: od Office 992-38311 M•mb•"''• '"' 3.103.00 Is to the public 'lb J Pomeroy, 0. 11 Z5 IOlp AKC Miniature and Toy Po Evenings 99%--2568 or 99z.3636 ~~~:tlont from Previous Yean ~:~ open • e ayl OON'T pump your sluggish sep- les, black or sliver. Stu 12 13 3tc '''"ndo 27.oo will emcee. MU:ceuaneou• 138.711 SATURDAY lie lank. Get Klcan-Em·All servl·ce and grooming. Phone Total ReceJptl tor the yMr 3!,028.75 11 25 tic 175 ACRE rarm bouse wttb I Cub •• "'"""' " Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- 992-5«8. THE MIDDLEPORT. Senior ===-::-,.---• "' Ft"'' Yoor m .!ll class wlU sponsor a hig_h school mark Farm Bureau in Porn- SINGER Sewing Machine, rooms acd bath, celtar, cefrltar Torot oosauosEMENTs ,......n ee Salarte• Secretary p_artyS with 11 2l"iJ 3tltC sews forward and revers e, zig house, 2 targe barns, eroy, 0. J.OOO.oo Jdance thi urd music f by the "NEVER used anylh'~ like i zag equipped to buttonhole, ga>, 2 farm ponds, immedt~11::;: ays s at ay rom I to 0.,~;'""'" -• d n etc Sews a cy Pearl WU 11 p.m. at the MI.ddleport eleit" say users of Blue Lustre monogram, ar ' . I ale occup n . . 'fvtal Ul3.75 f~r cleaning caY'N't. Rent like new. Pay off 4 payments Iiams, 992·2318 or 992-2681.1 Payroll ~c~:t Tall:en J~:~ mentary ':.~riAum.Y ',..... M 00 each Ph 99•2685 10 3 t c Klectrtdarur n9 "r5 au1-.u electric silampooer $l. Baker ••· · · "' 12 8 trcl omoe Hoi• ,,:.. POMEROY CHAPTER Ne. HEMLOCK GRbVE Church Furniture Co. 12 12 6tc . _1 •;~::;: ~!~:Z:: 80 Royal Arch Masons wUl hold their Christmas prok dull d drear IF ts ~ TIRES, like oew, 7.35 x 15. Insurance Totot •.•oo.oo hold their stated ·gram s..-•·y, n ••ember 18, at carpe 1oo an - 1udce• :100.00 WlWI .ua: remove the spots as theY Ph. 992-6298. 12 9~6~ GET, A q~otalion. from. ~E~V ~~f:t':'e! or ~=~~~~' =~ Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. appear wilh blue Lustre. POTATOES, get your winter TEK INSUfiANCE AuENL T••••••"' "·" WSCS OF FOREST RUN POMEROY CHURCH of 410·69 Methodist churcb will Rent electric shampooer $1. potatoes whi:e they tast. l~ •c. b<tore renewing your om" ,..;':::~. Olrist wlll have a Ouistmas Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Clarence ,Proffitt, Portland, a~~ 1nsurance Weo may oe •••~~:!u" "'" Wedoeoday at S:3tl p.m. for program _Sunday at 7:30 p.m. 12 12 6tr 0. Ph. 843-2254. 10 30 t!c a e 10 save you m ney ., tic Told potluck dinner, followed by a The public Is Invited, 8" CITIZEN - -Workman'• Comp. SANTA CLAUS will make BAND, one Mosley ''""!""' ot Loon meeting and party with a AUTOMOBILE insurance IJeen ~.':.~'' ~j,, ,,., •. , , , hfs annual visit to Syracuse at 3 element beam. one 23 Chan.' --------d-~ net RegeRry Range Gain. one cancelted? Lo;l youo Oll"C.l· LloblHtv u4, ~· Boacb the town hall December 11, at Help Wante GIVE the perfect gift this •• Channel lnternatlo nlaE-• For Sele--Scotch Pine or's llceliSe1 Catt WI ~2\166. !~~~"'"•• ~(,,;;:·r· SPRINGS Belter 2 p.m. with a treat lor all chil1 Chrisimas that will be treas· ~ 6 1'" uc "~ • club Wl'll meet at th • dren of the village OtN -·• ,..__ ~ART TIME waitress. Apply ecutove \loti-750hb. Carl s .'~) ...,.e Locally Grown Sheared A ~ I c,oo;!,H: church, Wednesday, attending the Syracuse sehOol. .In person are Crow's Steak ured a life time. Portrait tak· Hysell, Rutland, 0. Ph. '142 • in your own home. At;o uto ..ol as , Tollo! . . at II a.m. A potluck dinner santa's visit is sponsored by the 1, en House, Pomeroy, 0 wedding and civic flffairs. Call 4525. 12 12 6tp 1 and Sprayed-Display at PrlnUnl! 1nd sup'pJ\ea 12 8 6tc 1 To. . ., "os with meat furnished by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Syre.. now for appointments to !(~Jar- GERMAN Shepherd pups. Walt· CHRISTMAS SALE f.:;:;:;: ~· ,::~: club, will be served at noon. cuse volunteer Fire Dept. antee delivery before Christ- er Wilson. Ph . 992-7008. I LOW LOW PRICES Preml"m' "''" "'"'" Dl•• There will be a 25 cent grab MONDAY mas. Call 992·3232 or 94~· 12 t2 3tp AND 100 GAL. OF GAS ·~, /,:. ~ ,: . .:·::=·:::: ,;y;. . and secret pal gifts will be ex. CHESTER NAZARENE 12 61 304 9 1_ !. _ C PONIES, choice colors and 803 Brownell Ava. I WITH EVERY DOUBLE ·~''· ,!"'.":,:'..;., ~~::!~changed. Each member ls to eborch will have a Cbrtslmal BOY or GIRL ...., · 1966 VACUUM CLEANER out heights. Child trained and MIDDLEPORT CHECkED USED CAR contribute toward the program program on Monday, Dec. 19, , 8 1 1 ";';:~;:.ru i of lawaway, tank type, comgreen broke. Terms. Call or _ _ -·--c"""'''"" '·'"·" The afternoon Wilt be spent in at 7:30. An interesting proIn Rutlond on Moin t plete wilh attachments. Only see E. J Hill, Flatwoods I GOOD USED tires. t1.95 and 64 Chevrolet $1,295 T~~'' ,~:~ preparing gifts for Carman's gram has been planned and ~· Street & College Ave. 4 payments $6.00 each left. Road. Pomeroy, Ohio. up. Pomeroy Home &: Auto. Chcvclle VB 4 dr. s ta: "Yag· OtheJ' F~~~b~•"'".,'"T•ophl•• ,,,,..,.. Rest home and the sick_ and eryone is invited. Eorn Money ond Prizes 111 Is 18 a on. Was $1595.00. "" elder1y of the commumty. Ph 992 2685 12 8 f 9 . • . t c' 12 8 te 12 9 12tc one owner car trrJdM on new Hay •M stnw 271.:50 Delivering The Doily BUUGET PRICED furniture If Buick :UA:~bre. It has beau· T:~~nda::tsattm ~~:~ POMEROY SHAKESPEARE - ,. -~ -~· · - - - - . · --·-~Sentinel to established Q Q lifo! light blue fmish with v"'"'""''" t2S.OO club will meet at the home of Route 20'·."",, Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Wednesday our third floor budget shop. white top. ~.a;,'~~n! 7 ACROSS iO. German !!. Aftix Baker Furniture, Middleport Other !D.33 at 2 p.m., for their regular l. Pina.ceou~ CALL 992-2156 river 11 . Noble. 11 12 tree (J, Strong men Oblo. Uc ~ 65 Pontiac - $2,295 """''"'"';·:;·•••.,., :::~:~: meeting and Christmas party 4.Ciose to wagon J::i. Giad Ponl1ac 4 dr. Hard Top. Was Capital Inve•tment• wilh a 50 cent gift exchange, S.Craze $2495 00. L1ke new Pontiac New Blllld!n g~ 9.115.78 4.2. French tidings tO. Tricksy I from one careful owner. Au- Mitcellaneocs JHi.M Members are reminded to bring pronoun 21. ElecHanna Line DOWN lri· tomalic trans. Power steer· Tota!o:~~:n:~~~· 3:1,011.40 gifts for Girls lndustriai 1"The ddletylOo•rtuUt Fellowship of the ATEMc)Di5:'Jii;;i(-;~r; sprite 1. Litter of Junk c ars. l~Cant t!ll.lly lng & brakes. You'll have to ~~~~ce in Treasury 373.71 School. I' 1 Church of ChrJst TRAVEL TRAILERS . ' 13. Muaical 445 11 plgs charged (Quality Buill) •ce this one to appreciate its "· THURSDAY Sunday-evening at the • Market, 3 m1les 1 instnJment 2. Bar or silver fine l'Ondition. U:II4- ttc atom 1967 Modololn Stock south of Middleport. Rl. 7, 1lf.lilntry In • J. UprJ,sing ---~, TWILIGHT GARDEN of Mt: and Mrs; 0. A. 22. Small• I eRN••,.•• , . . . . . -4 . Mother-of' . 12 14 3tp • ha.me,. toy will meet at Bailey's restaur- Martin, ~ Springs Road, for ...,R=o=us·H TLYONS ' ta.ce pearl 29. Step Den Three Scouts 8 Christmas an t Th ursda y, at 6;30 p.m. . party . CAMPING TRAILERS 5. Before In Goddesaoo! 23. Circus 31.Chummy: POMEROY Horton St. Muon, w. Va. .A-irplane enterdinner, followed by Danny Abbott, president, was Brit: or West Virginia, or ~ld 17.;:~\~~hild 6 . wing Enjoy Party Sunday aa Christmas stctlon colloq. lAin" meeting and party with charge of the meeting which Ianna with Urn~. MariOn i 18. »rayer 1956 CADILlAC Coupe Deville, 7. DepC"nded 2•. Iris: poet, 32.Hetbot 'WAPACHE.:. Dell Three Cub Scouts enjoycents gift exchange in party with devotions by Mike Reynoida, Bos 77, Syracuse. / 19. Primary (on) 2a. Harpoon all power, also a 1963 Studeus;,. ..... ... carrot S. Namesake!! 26. Embrold· 0. I 18 102tp : color :tamlly ed a Christmas party Sunday room. The group sang ChristALL NEW FOR 1967 baker Lark, standard trans__ _ : 20.Compus ot Guneroo 3~. God carols, after which Miss (67 A~cho Morodol mission. Ph. 8112-2355. New evening · at the home of Mrs. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE smoke's 28. "Greastl For Rent i point of war' Richard Rosenbaum, Wright ian SU;ters will meet Martin read the Cbrlstmas aheriff 21 Foot Long 10 Haven, W. Va. 12 12 6lc the palm.. 31.Eggo ==.,-.-,.,-;--;·-;;--,;--;:;- • 21. South 1967 Apochos Duo Dec. _ _ _ ~.uDERN furnished first floor i Amencon St., Pomeroy. at 7:30p.m. 'at the DAV story. Roger Abbott rend How . ' river It,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;:::;;;;~ 111955 CHEVROLET $125, good Games were played in the Following the meeting, I• Shopping Days TIll elficlency apartment in M1d-l 22. Seed ~ ~.fiZ ~ I' condition; also electric meat dleport. Ph. 992-31!74. I v08sels recreation room and ~ills will be a Chrlstmas party Christmas, and a reading, II I' Business Services slicer, $20; A!Ua • Cbalm12 14 tfc I 28. u.s. which had been placed on a gift exchange. Jimmy's Scarecrow was given MAKE MORE-PROFIT- by ers tractor and equipment. :-c==~··= , ··~ j Freaident I" table under a small tree were WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION of by Mike Gerlach and Danny ~ furnished apartment :Ill. Fonnetl, listing your firm's services in Warm morning stove with exchanged. Each boy also the First United Abbolt, and a poem, "Semi,'' I~ ~·~ and 4 room furnished apart- . 27. ~~~eli the Daily Sentinel's Business blower. $25. Ph. 949-3073, Ross I" ~ ceived a Cub Scout Church In Middleport v· It meet by Kathy Bunce. A Bible qulz 17 meot. Adults. References. 126 28. Unlve,..lly Service column. 10 10 11 Scarberry. 12 12 3tc I" chief from the den Thursday evening, 7:3U p.m. at was conducted with prizes -· Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992degr<e: ~ CUSTOM butchering, will buy 1959 FORD, 352 cu. in. engine, Mrs. Rosenbaum and M r s. the church. Mrs. Joe Bailey awarded to Danny Abbott, .Each t1698 12 8 lfc • abbr. ~ ' ~-; 30. Kind of hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. 3 speed standard shift, $250, Elza Gilmore. The den mothers Is program loader and Mrs. Ed- told of the Christmas they ·re·- "·~~.. unfurnished apartment ' dor I•• 11 1 ric also a 1959 EDSEL, 361 cu. also received gifts from a cou- ward Cooks, devotiooal leader, member bes~ and gifts were In Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. • 31. ~~~" in. engine, $75. Ph. 992·3187. pfe of the boys. Hostesses will be 1\lrs. exchanged. <1 AUcnONEER 12 13 6tp Refreshments of decorated Wallace, Mrs. Joe 11 IG tic' 32. Sklll ~ F0 Refreshments of cookles, fruit Complele s.rvt.. 11 -----33· Untt ot "iiAii:Eit-:sSipiaa'C;ce ; -<onBrownell ~~· cup cakes, brownies, fudge, Mrs. WU!Jam Ohlinger, Mrs. cake, bot chocolate, borne made. CriU Kradtorfl 1' · work ~ 0:: Business Opportunity hot chocolate and kool aid were Leo Kennedy, Mrs. candy and nuts were served to Mtddl•port. Ph. m . 34. Ttr&lla la Wrtlll, Protto or Cootacl I" I" 'l, 11 10 Uc , lt. capltlll A. L.. IIRAllfo'OKII MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable served whie the group watched Smith, Mrs. Emil Ball. above named and Vldde I'" I" "'"'"-:-cc=c---..c--: · : 38. Apportlotl Racine, Ublo person from this area to lhe Charlie Brown special on EPISCOPAL Llebbie lolaldeu, Malotha 'l, 4 room apart- t as. A.fliCUl i I tiC 1 .. ment with bath. Ph. 9112-3~. , antelopo -~~~-n . ~•~~ ~and~~ . Sharon Wilso~, Debbie 12 ti tic I 39. Paso uopo SEWING machlnel, repau ser- malic dispensers. No expert. Attending were Mathew Dil- Christmas program and =;;------;-~..,- I tltrourh: Doug lUcks', and . ~vice, au maheo. WY Z-2284. ence needed _ we establish lard, G. E. Gutnther, Greg Thursday evening, at the ~ ~ rooms, close in : n1.11l accounts fo~ you. Car, referBrowning, Bruce Reed, Gary of Mrs, Harry Moore, visor, Mr. and Mr. Marlin, 'lbe Fabrte Shop. Pomero~ town, 127 Butternut Ave., PAILY ()BYPIOQUOTE -Ben'• how to work H: Franklln ·Martin and Rev, Authorized Singer Soles and ences and $98S to ll7B5 cash Snouffer, Ricky Couch, Har<lld Mrs. 0. B. Stout and Pomeroy. 12 6 tfc .a.][ J' D La .a. .t. 18 · cap1tal necessary 4 to 12 Sisson, Joe and Doug Rosen- Rome WU!lamson as and Mrs. Donald. Hicks. Service. I Z9 t!o : ROO?i house and bath, fur- . Ia L 0 J1' o I' II L L ow hours weekly net; excellent baum, Mike Gilmore aud guests es. Mrs. Herbert Seth .REAUY ·MIX concrele deUvernace and garage, 2SS W. Main~ . ~letter ll~ply atuull for another. In Ws sample AI• UH4 monthly Income, full lime Tommy Reed and Junmy and speak on Christmas in Entiland Mliii.'JING, <;ANCEIJ,ED ed right to .your projoet. Fast St Pomeroy 0 Ph 992 . I<W tiLe three L s, X for the two O'o, etc. Sinrle letterr, apoa. more. For local interview, Linda Rosenbaum. as she knew It as a child. Mrs. Le8 Enoch, 'president, trophies, the length and !ormation ot the words are an hlnta. and easy. Freo estimates. 2668 or 991-%961. 12 5 lfc lladl day tllo code lotiOn are cllffmot. ROCK SPRINGS has anf!Oiincecl that the PemPbone 992-3284, Goegleln wri~e Eagle lndustrlllll, 4509 .. ----------·- ·· - I Minnetonks Blvd., MinneapolON DEAN'S LIST will meet Thursday; at p.m. oerat. club· "'ml!etlllg has been Ready-Mis Co., Middleport. · ROOM hotM with balh, on I is, Minn., 55416. Miss Ellen Dutton, daughter lor a potluck dinner canceled due to the holiday ... Pearl St., Middleport, Ohio, , Oblo. 6 ~ Uo PDNJ' 'l'N.A. M.A.XPH WH C!CKZ• 12 7 lllp of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton, provlded by the .h9me aon. The nut l!lei!tiDi \riU be near IJl'ade sehool. See Mattie 1 Alii CONDITlONINO Kelrlger- -~~------'- Middleport, ajunlor at ics committee. The . !Jbill'ldiN,'"'~altuatj ·te. Bush, 689 Page St., Middle- ·. P.l>QKC NF PNK PWJ'D PDNI' DO atltn service. Jack's Relrtg· TRAVELS NOTED University, bas been named to meeting and Proeti!!n port, 0. 12 4 tfc "PN.A.I'K,-JtXHCVD P, MKQJ'YD etaUon, New Haven. Phone Miss Nancy Reed and Mrs. the Dean's list for the 1965-68 low at 8 p.m. FOUR 800111 lunillbecl ap8fl. · TV 2-3537. 4 6 lfc Wayne Gibbons were recent academic year, To quaiiJy fur WILLING WORKERS class T_,.a ClrJp~uotor CALMNEss 18 Nett .U.WATI . meDt. WY :&.3868. 4 14 Ill: Tllll .I.Tl'RU1ll'1'1l OF INNOCJ:NCI:.-BYRON HEATING, PLUMBING, Rllral visitors in Columbus. Mr. and the Dean's Ust .at Denlsbn, R Jbe Enterprl!e llo1JB 'chorcb ....._._ for Sale bl k t - .,-.,;---:-;-: ' LOST - L" dY' "" car coa' N10T - J('E- - Unc - .1 81·"'·ed fr e~g · ht·' · · L d M t S at haCH1E' aun ry a . U''.· I 10 " . r ' .a. ' nc~• Zig z.g sewmg mar,. day. F.mder ca II 9'"2"73 'f<r 1 · . . f t tl i3 Jcc ones woth 20 year ac OI'Y ~uarantec, nat10natly advertiSed · brand,, to be sold for slor~OST: "Danct>r." n~d brown, aae and freight lotaJ:ng $47.· 4 lb. registerffi Chihuahua. 50 each, can be pa id $5.011 Rt> o~ u 1 a tnr 1·tlurn1nt 111m . . Calt 91 ~_ 344 i or Willi•' Sienp per month . We w.ll deliver to 12 12 3tr your home to sew on them to make sure .vou are completely :Jal isl'!ed. Call 992-3218 N"!ice 12 13 6tc PIANO T :J ~I N G. Srhool , church, lwme. Ph. l.rne Dan i967 r:ONSOLE -STF.REO-Jn•t iels, 992-,511!!. i2 7 l'llp taken in lovely walnul finis~, radio equipped with 4 ,pectl Auction automat ic changer. d·~l vol· Adams and Stanley Huuse and Tradir.g Pust urne controL Thb M-1. 3 is now under one rool at Laurel Clift School Housel months old. Take 01er payments of $!25 per week or 2 d on State Route 1'4 adnl new I pay balance due $lOt 95. Try io 7 bY·IJass, open a1 y al , 12 noon. Jim Adams and it in your home. Call 1~~:26~~ Worthy Stante). ll 20 lie _ RUGS DIRTY? Rent electric rl<·ln Wanted shampooer for $1 with pur/ BAR MAID. Apply at fli-Ho chase ot Lustre Foam. Ebersbach Hardware, Pomeroy, Ba r • Middleport • 0 12 9 6tc 12 7 file LOOKV WHA,T \ By WALT THE WILLETS ~ PltiD L.UIWILL llllllNIY GOQO\,. lnd SNUPPY IMITII ~---~-,~s~.l~.-o-,R~.-n-,~,~R-• •~I~&-,-.,-.~,~~~~~~.-~;;;::::::=;:::~j.::±::'z.:·~=·::r=::r,=:::;~=::::::: Pomeroy •' QUALm' ... 11ft .. • •• ,,..... I J ,I' ' SEA>Dtvl v S:TAIJD RIGHT { ' THERE ....' YOU HAVE V£RY SERIOUS PROBltM~. ,.• THB lORN LOSU ,. » THAT?• ~) J a,·,~~ 1:' [~';'Jl l' over! Ph ~ll1 !0! '100 I<AIOIAJ FOR A MIIJUTrif -:.umf As ~cco 1 !-: wa s Emi \ 1next as I cet Ave~.J is V21ll ~i~k. the ph.one, want;;. u.s t o co ·:1~e I I ~ _.,;: ly ART SANSOM I DICK iR~CY !ly £HESlER ------ G0J1LD . .' ; ,,., I ;. ., :" I 0.1 CHRISTMAS TREES ' 1'""===--=-----,: 0 AIl Y ( R SSW RO ,. ,. ~ .. ~ 'I --· lpartments. a- to ftboot.l Pbool llliUGl. 18 U Ill ·, ·~ Mil-CHIN(, WIT~ ·~rTH t:IU -: HOSE 1<\;ALL< foP LE £\D~ '( C. (If' i t'I DI.JS"' ~Y ! HO'~I I HOD£ !HIS "-Xi~ Vc, OI1T RIGI-lT -~OR J.IIM l ·~t.c,,::.l_ 1 '1E, FCR SAL :-:~1!;N '<' WHY CI!Y ' T 1-'( llNSW~P I" 8( Lt::TTtR :._c, -J.l( r1D S~,D TO? Boo BOO o;GID 'llifiT l<JAY WA~ FOil .:SIH"2D~riA.~R·~'A:,;L~P<'O~~~.:OUI) OMQTt:IJRS I \-iFRl~H1 GO :N Pel0'5014, & AGGRE'.>SI'JE I IOtAS! REAL iMAG1~TION ' -~ 10 1111, ¥IDI , .................. loo,J wlllll\eet at · ~e hQme. ·. 01 Mrs. DoiOI Bottle Gas. Arnold Mrs. Earl Davenport and [am- student must malnlain ·at Brothere, 611 it. Main SL, lly were In Parkersburg Moo- a 3.0 averaSe fOr the entire Ed K!Dg, Thursday evening Pomeroy. fl il2 lie day evening. aca~ year. Clirlstmu par!¥. ·, .j. ' 01-l?WELt.,VOU~ 8ROT\4i'Q'S @" .. ~MAC;U':IATIOHI l'HA~,-'S FOR. SURE! By RAEBURN VAN BUREN. ABBIE AND SLATS SO l'M NOT TOU6f.l, WELL, HUH~ 'tOtNt~ WftD~ G! GET OOT Of Hff<E, CARSON , _.-<f'.tn I(FOI<f I PRavf If: f 1-.-"-----'"·wl By BRANNER NCW lll KNON If' 0~ ::w ' ~~:'<2 AR= MY :HARGE ACCOL1"1T B ILL~! 5C\\:QN= HA5 f5EE~ U5'NG 1!1!' CREDIT CARD5 I LD5T I ·... -·.H t i· [J''l ;. .. ,~ 1 \ r\ I WI5H 'HED QUIT HER JOB AND MAKo ME;. ... " I A D~CENT e~EAKFAe>T , . f\ 1: .~ .'11 ~ I· unfurnt,~hed · ··~·. IHPT AD IN THC.T ,.. : I ~ £XHA'JS"'.'L.D !-ROM f.\ISTI."> tl . ~ end •/ • " ,. .... ...... ' ,... ., WEU-, BtiCK "TO NO RMAL, 1 'SEE I BLAEnNARS ~.: __ ' · · ' J .., 116. '' OH PHEQ I eUO 6:>0 IS '=.0 Party is Held By Youth Group At Martin Home 1 '1 By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN Al'INfE BRADFORD$ WANTED I 1 I L h > ..,; ,, '• .. By RALPH HEIMDAHL I 12 I K/VOW IT'S HERE SOMEWHERE! . - clOli """" •. t~ ~ �' ,, ,, ,.' ),, ' . I' I' I Mu Chapter, Marcia Hobstetter, and 26 members recently en. joyed their annual Christmas party at Bailey's Restaurant. - i I n!iltaurant preceded the meet· bus, . . lng of the 8 et 40 Meigs County The group sang Solent Noght, Salon No. 710, Monday evening. and a reading, "A Letter from Jimmv Moore'' was given by Members.wer.e seat.ed at a ta· Mrs . Knapp. secret pal names • 1 Sweaters to PI ease Her f or Ch rlstmas • ... ditionaJ turkey dinner. The group moved to· the soc- It'., tal rooms which were beautifuJ. lt w ly decorated and enjoyed a IIII Christmas program presented j W~ by Ann Rupe, Jane Walton, Lee [.ee and Roberta O'Brien. The '11 Programs whit e crocheted covt'r edged in . . lree. :red, centered with a small sil· 1 I h ~.ere in the s a~e 0 pme E:1leen Searles asked grace. ver tree decorated in ca ndy potted pomsewas. the canes and corsagt>s which were I .illltf'llilllo. Many ;roup adjourned to the horne of presented the members, Red 1 MARY JANE CASHDOLLAR I introduction was given by Ann 1I Mh Thornton, Mulberry Ave. ' and while candles were on eilh-, Rupe on the Service for Christ-/Ill 1 I' A contnbution of $5 was the mv1!:1tHJn and Wtshed the f d hd Th~ service ''ThP Prophecy" s 11 Mr and Mrs. AI re C(ls o1• · · lf to the TB A:-: sociation. · alon <1 success u year. ·. · · , h was narrated by Ann Rupe and W 'ld If Att nd 1· g ·ere th(' abovr ·<l nd 1lar ol Heedsv tlle announc~ t ~ M Rhoda Hac kt:>tt, d n we are _.e ~ ~ • approaching marriage or their iJanP Walt.on was the Unseen w: ~I.Jairman , and Ca therine Wrl sh, Eunre Brmkrr. G!ad.I'S Mowr<>y. h M J AlC Voice. Lee Lee and Roberta ~ tli a lly~ell d;mg ter. ar~ ane, w , . . 1 ., :o-chairman, rf'ported send ing 1Doro II1Y ·SP('ll<'N . ·ll Charlie H. Pryor, son ot Mr. 0 Bru~n , accompamed by Lee .; 1 rhanksgivi ng cards to children and lv 3 Powrll and Mrs. Virgil Pryor, BayvH- Lee on the organ , sang, •'Away m the TB hospitals. PartnPI''> I J;Jgr , Smithville, Ohio. , in the Manger .•',' ",0 Little To.wn ~ ·eported srnding birthrlay card 1 jl,lary Jane 15 a graduate of : of Bethlehem , 'The F'1rst ., q_Qd dimrs to chi ldren in lll e i UTC OSS East 1'rn High school and is a ~oel ," "Joy to the World," ~ :lgspital in Drnver. C1•lo n1do. ~·t•t·rdary for Grange lnsurance .and " Hark the Herald Angels ~ tiary Martin. PParl Kn:lpp and 1 company of Co lumbus. A-C: Sing.' : l'atherme Wel sh gave reports Char les N. Pryor is a gmd uate 1 At the close of the service ., - - - - - - --Memhers of the Loyal llt> lp- nl M~m sfiel~ Madison . High 1!he group sang ' 'Silent Night." I ~ M t;~IG .)r 11 &; ers C las~ ol' the Sy racusr Meth - sc·hnot and IS now stationed at i Followino~ the program was 11 ·odisl Chu rch mel in the dlurrh Loc:kDourne AJo-.8, Colu~bus. . the traditional gift exchange Pomerov Oht11 ~orin! room Monday for lhP tr An open church w~ldmg wtlt (jfter which dessert and coffee I TONIGHT and THURSDAY , ::mnual Ch rislmfls dinner bf' hl'id at the MethodJ.st Church were. servM by the social com. , ;, December 14·15 ' Thr table, wi th white cuvrr, on FeD. _1_1 at Reed svil le. , nut tee. NOT OPEN was centered wittl a Chri s!rna .; ~ 1 • B K ·· h d -! Friday and Saturday 1'1 arcJa . arr wmc openc • arrangement a_nd candles. Fav· .1h lh the " Dec ember 16-17 1 J oy to WI e caro' '' YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" ors were Chnsll nas {' O l"StJgrs. ' ·' I A ·· d' 'Ill ··· i 'h• . r I '¥ C 1 B W ked WOJ .{ n:a mg 1.1 . .._ . ,' , . W 1,, t1n 1rot 11• - .c· car . eese as grace. h ld M . ., . w G!'llrgl' H:nmtt on, :-:;u,;;m Oil · Mr ~ Damon Farrell and Mrs rna"' s ou e<tn was gl~·en ver. Hrd Hullom. ~\rl hur '· M Weese nd th Chr st " Gnmm were m charge ub))' Mrs. " . aRJZer , e foll owed I . , ~ o·connr ll, Cluj.' C'l'nsby. 1\r 1'!elvm v Dan rin Tal(' . of the d1nner and the dtrma b M W ''GUNPOINT'' wtth prayer y r. eese. ~ -Trl'hnico lurtwns A reading, ·'The . Chris tm as The Portland WSCS met , AudiP Mur phy. Jo;lll S!;-t lry . Following the dinner, a pro- Bell s" and ''The Silence of at the home of Mrs. Hubert I ~ W:.~ ITen Ste1 ('lis Igram wa s presented by Miss God'' "'as go ·"'en b)' Mrs. Ralph Price for their Christmas meet-~~ A!l mi !-o.~ i on : tltk :.~nd ::JOe f L k d " v ~. -::.~:::ii:======:;::,,;:m.:.;a;:.s..:s..:to.:;ry:._::r.:,om ....._u_e.:..._w_as_re_a Robson and group devotions 1mg to ~njoy a pro~ram ~ed by -~·-.__ I on candles and a medilation un Mrs. Cil.nt .Johnson .mcludmg .an 1 u~ in g nf time wisely by Mi ss 1 mpresst v~ ca ndleh~h.t serv1ce . w Karr and the hymn, "Silent <lnd . readmgs pertammg to : Night." closed the program, af- Chnstmas. Carols were sung ~ : ter which gifts were exchanged. and prayers of thanks were !1 Attending were Mr. and gtvt'n by the members. . Jl 1 Mrs. Carl B. Weese, Mr. and i .\1rs. Esta Roush, prestd~nt, Y1rs. Dan Rizer, Mr. and Mrs. conducled a busmess meetmg :~ ',. ~'Jj ~ ,. VOl XVIII I •• , --..,..----:---------.....:~:!!!::.:!:::.!.:!.~:!:!::::.;~~~.:..::..-----~=~~..=..: " ,• -~ o- De par tm en to'.n The Mrs. •lock of girls dresses - a wide range of sizes In dressy and tailored dressea. ur Ml nationally advertised brands. Many styles and COil lors in easy to care fabrics.' · Of Syracuse Elberfelds Are Dines Monday Headquarters Por Wembley TIES )I ! j 1 Banlon Dress Socks 1 One size fits all sizes 10 to 13. Panel knit. Solid color - charcoal, blsck, navy, Ioden, white, cordovau. 1 69c 1 J don Will, Mr. and Mrs. Damon trea surer's report were read, Re y011 r own Santa ou r lovely roht•s and . gi rts fnr her or fo r yout'SP}£ Sf'e ~ weat e rs . .. purse!~ , Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. William and Mrs, Ruth Ehersbach re- ~ Houdashelt, Mrs. Theodore Hill- 1porting rummage sales pro· = dore, Mrs. Orv!lle Crooks. Mrs, ceeds. Ill Frank Winebrenner, Mrs, Wil· A gill exchange was held I ham Eichinger, Mrs. Thomas, Miss Marcia , Mrs. Melvin Crimm. glove!', hats. 'I Royal ! and refreshments in keeping Karr, ~ with the holiday season were i Mrs. , served by the hostess. ~ Smart. basic, beautiful sweaters. Surprise her with several from our special selection. Many styles in Ralph Robson, Lloyd .Jenkins, Attending were Mrs. Ethel Phillips Sisters Style Shop Iand three guests, Rev, Wendell , Swan, Cora H1lton, Dorothy slipovers and cardigans - leatllers anf solids In or· i G. Stuller , Milissa Hizer and Durst, Ethel Johnson, Margory Pomeroy OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 ~ ~ ! ~ Brewer,Caro. Es· : Ebersbach, ta Rou~h andLouise the hostess, 1 ~ This Year Give Him Hanes Underwear From I ,.....~~~......~~.,..~. . . co:~';~"co:""'....~"'"""""n"""'",......~..................... ~ Wickham Home Is SceneDinner of i~.· 1 Annual l ~ ~ ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS ' --4 ;, 1 --~· 1.0. )_...:-- /n\ · -..; -':·'~ 'J!f' 1 ! All noX,\)vj:' \)\'\ , "·' ['ASY 1I , ,.... ,. , '../ (·, 1 ~ " 1:·. ) 1 ./ , { • ' ;>" ,· /-• f'· - .,. ~~ ; { , ' ''! ~rll" • ' /; • ) I ~ Wickham. I / / the gilt of Mrs. ' ltop In tho buoy men'e deport- sian when several communications were read and acted up-- IIi --: .' 2 BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW 11 j taking the ~ills to Athens State J ,-------------------1 • Hospital. Christmas cards were jj ~ sent to Goidia Elberfeld, Jennie I SLEEPCRAFT BLANKETS WHI' ond In hlo correct olio otlll buy wh•t rou want. / . ~ on. Mrs, Reynolds reported on -...... ·-........._~ '' ~ -,~"'- / ~ Howell and Clara Zier. ~ travelmg prize donated The ~ by ~ "':, 1 ~ ' Tasty fruit ukes filled 2 lit, Coku _ I I ,. . a A a Imperial Families Whether ~~" likrs a t.w ( ' or a whole slipper full , it 's h('re in our new colleclion of warm styles. Ch 1 oo:;e rom 4 wrde r;;n ge vf sofr ~ had&s and Iouk s from ultra-sophi stica te to littlo gir tistt. C}(1'ahtimerc. v ~ "A Gold Star Store" Ask for your I Free Ticket In f, Pomeroy Merchants Christmas Cash Giveaway! 'IMif':MttM--.ItldlltltJiiiJdtltJtllltHIIQI'4l II P<icod ''•m' $2. 49 to $4.99 · ~I tbeir annual Christmas dinner a and party Saturday evening at ~ Middleport School. The dinner completely washable. Floral printa, solld pastel col· Ohl and white. 1.-------------------' .,.. DISH CLOTHS 1 ~ I with Stripes, checks and novelty pattel'lll. SuCh as frt!U.,o.animala - bird, - veJet&bles. Colorful - abiCI,rbe• . - durabl.a Uteful Chr!JtmU gifts. SPECIAL! Mrs. Ted Riley, chairman. f Highlight of the evening was 1 ll !he appearance of Santa Claus 2 Gift Boxed Pillow Cases with gifts and candy for the Perct,la pillow cases - embroidery tt!ro. Choice of children. Door prizes were apre!!)' pilttems and His and Hers kmd, too. A· warded. W. P. Hames, new pair In a gift box. 1 manager. was master of ceremonies for the party and Robpolr ond ert Schuck, Industrial en~lneer with the company, led the group ~.-_..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....__ _ _ ___: 1 4 s)ng!ng of carols with Mrs. Paul f ~ 1 i ~ Haptonstall at M:ll»tllllll? JJ IJJilllJINifDPM>'IIIIIIItlllllt..: ~0 ptano. ' ELBEilPELDS · .I·N PO:MEfOl;'· . I -·=·nc -..., ~' FS - ~ h~ ~~e :1~ Frame Hom'e Lost on South Vietnam Would Have president NarnedDi•reel}y 9 J!in.;: :u:· dep~· l~ft in v ':!uno .I . 2 was served by Senior Mothers, . ec. 8 "' ~-B JUry -, Houk. was the - . called by Shepparcleallf ing of the slayinl, 'Jul1l '.. · Bailey uid during that Marilyn Bheppant wit·· · : ed by a man and a -Bfl iliar with the holtl!l. 11111 111. whom had a key. . . '_11 When Houle appute4 fl!i. 'j prosecution wltneu, Salley ~' 91: Jackie Facing Up To Horrible Court Trial • ·-' ! '~ ' CANNQH TERRY ... a1 w 1 1 t co 1 In summer• •uerm weave. arm n w n er, o New Loft•Lok finish resists shedding and pulling - ~heppardandmtestlfl1954:............ 1\ ,_2 lb. Cokoo , a Gu,ests at Party. ~ Approxo'mately 250 employees , A A of the Imperial Electric Com·[ w ~ pany and their guesbl enjoyed W' ', nelgb~rl of Ill\ ' ., , " Fl :J with Candied Citrus fruit ries and pineapple. ! i and gifts were exchanged. At· ! tending were the above and Lil· I ~ iian Steiff and Minnie Neutz· ~ ~ long. FRUIT CAKES peels, nisins, dates, cher- .• i ltlen Milici i.Js awarded to ~ Mrs. Hamm. Mrs, Miller pre~ sented Mrs. Wickham a gill par· sOVIets • Restate support For Northv·Ietnam's Cause .,.,, .., tiNI 111 floar,· PJ,k .., his fnorl'- otylo H•- Utldtr- A warm and gift. the Christmas gilt selection of ladies gloves in ali sizes. Stretch gloves, Sized Cloves- leather - wool knits - and leather and knit combination. Houl, M. Lillie FundS for Mason Airport 1trtlfs- T·Shlrtt- Mid Length lrllfs - Athlollc lhorll Undorshlrts '- Union S.ftt Thermal Drawers onct Shirts. r= ducted Lena Hamm. president, con-I a short business ses· ::'cw<;.";":i;~~ieo, uo 0 vilians might have been hit by accident. ::;: · ••-·1 th'mg ., wo'th h'om, Nader branded as "Industrial extortion" Ieday a covered by the fill ng 0 1 the N•· _ . . . . . ,.., threeSAIGON U.S. spokesmen "ell),.._ American(UP!) jets, -including one shot by a were Houk denied it emphatic·"•. ..., _.rof Wednesday the proposed warning from Henry Ford II that the auto Industry tiona! Bureau of Casualty downed 1n the second straight day of Hanoi area bornirl slandards may cause a might have to shut down production lines unless the Underwriters. ings which Communists said included attacks on civilian ~~~!»; of the U.S. ecohOmy. government modifies its new safely standards. President Frank W. King aa1oesidences within city limits. c~airman of Ford Nader clabned that there was no reaaon why the nounced the labor group has At the same time, informed Soutll Vietnamese sortr· l . said J!1e 1flti8 auto automakers could not meet the 23 1t1ndards Issued hired the law firm of Clayman, ces reported that a mile-long bridge which extends into could ~ ~ the earlier this month for 1968 model cars. Jalfy and Taylor and account· the Hanoi limits was struck by explosives during u.s. d~n 8iill would w _v;,m.<-,'mil>ll " ' ' ' " - - - ~~ T. Grayson Maddrea ~~, The Meigs County Youn ids on Tuesday. The bridge is only two miles from , proces, poasibly . f!-ich~, V~.• ID re.present tt Republicans Club woll hold orne nf North Vietnamese - - - ' ' - - - - - - )lriclilc lril-blO high. , might be forced to shut down highway safety act not enough at 'the he~ ' ·· Christtnat party alld dallct: l.his Pl:esident Jlo Chi Minh. downed. f1 I .!1.. He some of the 23 new lhrowing hundreds of thousanch "lead lime'' is ' given the . The Ohoo AFirCIO appllca·i Saturday night beginning at The planes shot down in U:ll. officials said the targets . ..,. Blandards proposed by the of auto workers out of jobs, and industry ID meet standards. The ~:ri cite;:,.~.' grounds for a 9 p. m. at the County Highway Wednesday's raids included .an near Han~! Wednesday we:e the . National Hi~hway Safety Agen· severely dislocating the econo- Jan 31 effeetive date for new ng · Department garage at Rock Air Force Fttlli Thunderchief same hot a day earher-a A f mily of lour lost ...... cy headed by Dr. William my ol the entire nation st~rds comes less than P~st and! prospeetive loss ex· Springs. and two Navy fighter-bombers. vehicle depot five miles south of lh' a...,. -;•• when-~ . Haddon Jr were "unreas . penence o the compantea cov· US k 'd N th th 'ty nd ·!road center mg .... m-_.., ,. ,, . ona· ''This industry is important to seven montha before new model ered by the filing within and Shirley Beegle, club presf. : . spo esmen sao . or . e co. a a rao eight room frame bome burned ble, arbUra.~, and techruc~iy tile economy of the Uniled cars begin coming off the outside Ohio do not justify a dent, said the event is open to Voetnam reported thai 1.0 U.S. SIX mdes to the northeast. to the ground 111 Ripley Hollow not feasible. Ford was the forst States," said Ford. ''II produc- assembly lines following annual rate increase. ali residents of the county be- planes were downed 10 its Radoo Ha~m and oo the Meigs • Gallla Une. industry leader to speak out so lion linea are closed down changeover usually in August Th . d b the t th nd ~ temtory. news agencoes m Russia and •• ed ' . e compames covere y ween e ages o1 18 a ""· A . ff1 'a! 'd th Chi h rt-~ h Middleport Volunteer b t I s rong y on ••• propos because we cannot meet the Ford's bitter attack on the filing do not require an in· Ail current members of the merocan o co s 881 e na ~ve repo ,""• owever . . standards announced recently !standards, it will have serious safety standards followed 1 crease in rates in order to earn GOP organization are urged to , Thunderchief was knocked .out that civohan resodences were m:~;:dean~~ ~':_ ' : by Haddon. 1effect. And of we can't meet prepared year-end statement in a reasonable profit. bring potential new members. •f the sky about 50 mdes bombed both days,. ~ngu!O: building mm'ldlo The mdustry has until Jan. 3 ' them, we'll have to shut down which the auto executive issued Dividends and earnings of tile Music for the event will be dogfight with a M~G21 · the m~st more than 100 killed or ate! ingflames lo comment upon them and the production lines." the most pessimistic forecast companies covered by the filing provided by The Ravens, a Joe. advanced plane 10 the Soviet wound.O, Th~ ,saod the . . and Mrs· Maynard JCWa,. suggest roodlfications. The stan· He complained bitterly that for new car sales in 19117 of any (Continued on Page 4) ai band. Eats are tanned. arsenal. The pilot. was reported were f~rst msode .City hmlts . ts , . left dards, posSibl~ c~anged to meet the way Congres set up the industry leader. P rescued In a darmg maneuver sl~ce the start of raods on North the occupan • bad Just industry ObJeCttons, become by a U.S. helicopter. The pilots Voelnam. the house and were pnplll'laJ final Jan. 31, and effective with of the two Navy planes were While u.s. spokesmen to 1968 cars scheduled to start reported missing. Saigon have denied the charges, Mr. E th 1om. production In August. . · We Claim Zl . official sources in .Washington ~.w e "'F 041' Ford indicated that liDless the According to u.s. reports, SIX . open a posSibl!lty that Firemen battled tbe blue .. standat'ds. presenUy proposed American planes have now been CIVohans may have umtentlonai· hour but could UVe MIJJ!nl are changed, the auto Industry . SAIGON (UPII - S~uth Vietnam's constitue~t as· shot down by MIGs while 26 of Jy been struck by American Emytloln£ bt the 1-, .:· will be unable to meet them and PT. PLEASANT- West Vlrgmla Governor Hulett sembly voted overwhelmmgly today to create a c1vllian the Soviet-bvllt jets have been bombs. eluding a CltriiiiDaa tree .t1 - -- - Smith has allocated $71,050 to complete appropriatio~ government beaded by a president to be chosen directly presents already ~ FVN FOR EAGLES of matching funds for the new Mason County airport, tt In a nationwide general election. went np the fire , • There wiii be lree entertain· was learned Wednesday by . The lrJ>e of government to he forme~ next year is '11rere are two ctilldrea. ment at the Pomeroy Eagles the County Court. gln prtor to January 1. The the most l!Dportant part of the constitutton now being lty Lynn 11 and Ecldle L M Club for members a.nd guests The money was made avail· contracts have already been written by the 117 assembly members. The assembly were at' school at ~~~e' tliDI. , • Sunday, Dec. 18, With music able from • discretionary fund bid for and the bids opened by approved the proposal to l!ave a president bead the new Tbe bouae waaloeated liilllt by Gene Woodyard and Nell established by the legislature to !he Court members with And· government by a vote of 1071 . . Gallla County but adjarsj 11 Colmer from 5 p. m. until 9 enable Governor Smith to lend erson Black Rock, Inc., Char- to 5 With five abstentions. Under the terms of the MOSCOW (UP!) - The Sovtet governmen~ lD an the lloe wllb 'Meigs. , ~- m. Food will he served by assistance to counties for varl· leston, W. Va., the apparent The proposals call for the constitutional articles approved official statement today cond~mned the Amertcan Fire Chief Howard ~ .. tbe Meigs Aerie beginning at I ous worthy projecta wheo the low bidder on a bid ol $212,· president to be chosen in a today, the prime minister and raids on North Vietnam and ~mted once ~ore that dlcated tbe bouse 81111 D ·... p. rn. Sunday with prolits going county was unable to meet the 648.65. direc~ secret baUot. cabinet would he appointees of unteers" fro!JI other Co!JIIDUDISt nabons m1ght enter the tents ft1'l! not luured. At. Jl; lniD the children's Chrtatmas eatire cost. As outllned by the assembly, the president and would serve war on the stde of Hat;tOI.. liB built the boule hjmeel! • fund. Tbe money allocated by llle v ten M orial . Hal the new civilian government at his pleasure. The statement dtstrtbuted by the Tass news bout 10 yean •flO. Governor was needed badly, :DMI~IO~: J ~ 1 would be administered by a The artieies empower the cy pledged that Russia would continue to provtde all 0 MeiJI General Hosphal as only the appropriation of Middi port· M - F ank ~· prime minister and a cabinet legislative assembly to call on aroun~ assistance I? the Vietn~mese peopl~ in f their Two Distric18 Win ADMISSIONS - George Tho- matching funds was holding up La e ille.' Mrrs. rd ~ ' under the president. the president to dismiss part of "heroiC struggle agamst the criminal aggresston O mas, Pomeroy; Emma McCoy, federal grant, . '· wa an- It would alao have a legis- a majority of deputies. It WQuld erican imperialism." . School Tax Leviee . ' 1 n~~ddl' Middleport; Virgil Yarbrouqh, County Courl Pt•esident Andy ey, eport. lative assembly but ju"f hnw eall for the dismissnl of the 11 w•s i~sued in protest agamst the VIetnamese CINCINNATI (UPl) - voltA' RuUaild. . Wilson stated !!oat the contract, DISCHARGES - Pearl Doug· many legislators would be entire cabinet with the approval against what the Communists ·~ tbe most cyolc~ in the FlnneyiDwn and Soulfi.' DISCHARGES - Mae Bar·l wiii now be let in the near ~~las, Mra. William Richmond, elected was still to be deter- of more than two-thirds of the bave called two days oi heavy lion ~f th~ a~su:;:: west school districts W""'""'o1 retl, Wii)lam Stevenson. ture and construction may he- Wliliam LevaQY, James Walker. mined. legislators. Amertcan air attacks on the Amerocao omper a • d approved school tu le\'11!1 city of Hanoi. The Communists of international law an gpecial electiolla. say more than 100 eiv!Uans ally .rtCDfl11lled In Finneytown district ~ bave been killed or wounded in m?rabty and humanism. approved 29116-P2 a u :,-.l\if attacks which they l'l!ported cnmes .en~aU lhe operating levy. In Soulhwillf also hit the diplomatic quarter responstbility before the Oistrict 8 16 5 mill packa&e ItW" NEW YORK -(UP!) . judge Simon Rifkind, said which owns Look, anoounced interviews, wa1 IUQUted to 'the read it. They found Manchester of Hanoi They must be condemned ed · 1 111 1111 lbie Kennedy would Wednesday he would ask a state the m~gazine's · Intention to famUy by Pierre SaUnger, who bad used aectlons of s tO-hour ''Tbe riovernment o1 !he every honest person." :: c ~ure 1 "horrible" trial tlian court for an Injunction begin Its serialization on scbe· had been Prealdant Kennedy's taped interview with the widow, United state&, wllich is working appro __._ __ ll\lt· official book about the publicaUon of dule Jan. 10. press secretary. Robert Kenne- bttlmate and emotional remlnis- for a further estenslon of the ~ORCE GRA.NTED · assass(naUon as "The Death of a Pl'l!sident" and "We feel strongly . that II dy, then the attorney general of ceuses. war In Vietnam, llhould not A ilivorce has been ~=~ Fairfield DoetoN , publlsner insists serialization, scheduled to would be improper to withhold the United States, lllliiDunced "Its inaccurate and unfair forget the warning made by the IBetty A. Shelton from W Propot!e !AI~Jllrollll Its publication appear In Look starting Jan. 10. this significant document from the authorization for Manchel- references to other individuals, BOCiaUst states at the meeting, A. Shelton in Meigs LANCASTBil, hlBtory. "As horrible as a trial will be, the Ameman people," he aaid. ter to write hla book "In the Iii contrast with its generOUB Jn Bucharest early 1n July," the Common Pleas Court. 'nle Tbe Fairfield Counly · family band- II now aeems clear tilat my ooly "ID do so would amounl to a interest of hlstorieal ~ references to all members of government atatement said. 'tiff was given .ustody ol Society. wblc:b bu Manchester to is to 38k the courts to censorship of history." and to prevent ciiBIDrtion lind the Kennedy family, are per· In tbat Warsaw Pact meeting minor child. qatnst the pment the , ol enforce my righ~ and poslpone Originally, tiHI, Kennedy faml· sensationalism." haJ18 beyoncl my prevention," the various east European ...Uficatiaa lind l'll'llrtlflcl ~. ~· ootn the minlrmmi ly llitended not to give its II was expected the book Mrs. Kennedy's statement said. nations said !hey would lll!nd PAYMENT PIIOMISED form, UM tltit . hlltdrlu , ' of IJI1 family's privacy ~lion ID any work about would not be published before "But to expose to all the world volunteen ID North Vlelnam If SutiDn township trustees will <form. IQIIII'ilhin a be prOleded," Mrs. Kenne- tba witslnation's events. But 19118. Under the agreement ll ibis time all the private President llo (:hi Minb atilted meet Dec. 21 at 7:110 p. m. -Oied .WI ay . aald . ln a rare statiiDI!Irt when It beqame · ob\olous !bet Robert Kenned)' btl JacqueBne f!l'lef, per10nal 'thoughts and for them. ' . the Syracuse Town HaD outlt~! her Fifth Av- 1\.!any-l!Oob·wouid·be wrlllen on Kennedy would review the fli4l leiCtfons my children ''De - ......... ttl In& til pay bibs prior ID !lll'IJI\-1 Jjl llflti'LOOalot'tuce. the ~tlb~, ~ -f&lllilJ ,declded draft and approniL · ~·1 elldured Ia those terribll fardlir lllfiOil ~mU.. .,_ !I'll· Everyone having money WDIIam Attwoocl, edltor-lnloaUlhclileone .wltlme, Ballnl • .lhljlinuBcrlpt911doenolaeemtomeiDbe dleiatmallolla'l lllltit!IN," Clue them from the r'"~~~~~-Je@ral.IQ:;j.. in aU publications of · Mmhllller; llil9 ~· illi~a would be ~ palb!UI, thej...-ntil to ·any current hiBtorl- ae ~llnlll&. ~ . , may pick np their. cllecU ~ ,Co!mmwicatlopti,-· lneo~; • ·l!nok·l!boul'J(II!i*'1\bued·CIII Kennedyl uQd ltjur frletldt to Cll ·ret.l'artl" "'!be United Sfaiea 1111' evenJna, smithMoves to Match Up Jectlon o1 Hanes Undet' wear In aU oizeB ond ID hlo fovollte 11J1t. I •lin• )I! 11. Jr See the complete • i •1corsages, ' 16 in a retrial. Cuyahoga County T. Corrigan grand jury to reopen Balley made to the press that a woman who kllled pard were still tree i11lliltt"liaijM and named them ill ~ idler to Draokhan. · :: ' In the bearings, ~ f 5, Sheppard, Bailey, ~IYJ • four pollee o!llcen i!IM!t edlnwiath s~~ mtesovtlhle,; rillB Vlll-v•M ... g Hauky andagehlB ayar.i.~-~ :! Elberfelds 1 ~ Jes. Pearl Reynolds asked ~ I grace. Favors were Cllristmas 1': . ,_ " {/ decorated ~ ~~:t~i~d~~~:r a:n~ed c:~~ I '· . ./.J' ·' '\. v~ ',, ': '· ~~ of nion Veterans, Monday evening. Gifts were placed under ~ a lighted silver tree. Members • were seated at a table with · • • ,/' · .! a Jane Howell Tent, Daughters ;~ '--~:· ~"' 1 , ', ,~~ v J ' r ~- ·· • •· - The beautilui!y HER GLOVES jJ ~ home ol Mrs. Caddie Wickham ~ was tbe scene of the annual ~ · Christmas dinner and party of /;7.,. i '.' .. • ,;;,~(~·. . • ' ~/ \'Y ~ '~ I ,, , " , •.:::J:::- , ~ '\ (<" ~;-~~; (\ \$/)' ,(!' ·:;.~.5-e~>- ~~\~ ' GIVE I lyn Proce. ;!": ~'"'"';~;:~:~;~:-(U';';)'':'::::1=t·y e=:~p'~1 a:es a~pl:~~ti~~tes"':~n~:~ 1 3 Jet s L0st H . 0ver anoi f ' l L-------------------1 ' Insurance I y GOP oung to Sponsor party See the big selection of mens gift boxed -"Is. So · ideal for gifts for the men on your list. Old Spice - Old Spice Line - Max Factor Royal Regiment - 007 - Citation by Mennen - Jllegneo . -Currier and Ives - "76" Toiletries - Ume Wood and Bark Wood- and Others. BUY WHAT YOU NEED NOW W Ions, stretch nylons, and 100% all wool - flat knits rr:rry Farrell. Roush, Opal Diddle, Shirley !! and bulky knits. -_ . .__.,...,. ____ ......._ _ -I Johnson Elva Dailey Carmen " '''!:!C:'C:!C'C"'C'C:"(t(!f,:c''l,(l(l(l(l('t'!.(ICIC!(!(!(l('CI(I(I\{I(!(IIC'CICICIC:I(I(II[I(I(~I(C«t(lll('ftciCII[I(t(fC'I(ICICcl(cl{ll[tC'f.l:!ll'• H II G. t Rhod , K thi ; ~ , a , arne es, a een ~ IIi I Ward, Donna Larkins, Ruth Court St. Fo~,O~dmil~~l)it COSMETIC Gl" sm FOR MEN Waller Abies, Mr, and Mrs. El- m wh1cl1 the minutes and the 111 -., _ ...,,, / Hearmg . on ' Sat.f.ety EtU_,]lee ts Could p U t V. '.· S. ,~n Sv len say·o.:;, .1.'vo •~d I 1 I I ,--------~~==~-------,.i MENS KIRBURY II 1 uDIODS • ASk See !he big se1ectloa of· Wembley Ties for Men I; the mens department on the lsi floor. Solld colort, paioleyo, neat flfUI'OB, ~ regular and l'l!ady 11"" styles. Ca ols Sung , Read'lngs G'IVen • WSCS Members 1 CLEVELAND tUPI) - The Sheppard. Pollee Chief Fred Drankhan Iconcerned, the case is closed," Cnyahoga County Grand Jury Pringle's report said Bailey's were absolutely innocent. the report summed up. wrapped up Its Investigation of charge that Marilyn Sheppard "There is not one Iota of evo· Bailey led the legal fight that the 1954 murder of Marilyn was murdered by the jealous dence to support his charges," overturned Sheppard's 1954 con· Sheppard today with a report wife of her lover was absolutely the report said. vlction of second degree mur· aaying there was absolutely no unfounded in fact. "From all The testimony of Sbeppard der for the killing of .his wife. evidence warranting the in· evidence before us, the char- and Bailey before the grand After servmg nearly rune years dictmenl o( any persons. acter, fidelity and repotation of jury was in conflict, the report in prison, the Bay Vliiage The grand jury in a report . Marilyn Sheppard was of the said, and "Sheppard contradict- osteopathic physician and surissued under the' signature of highest,"' the grand jury said. ed his lawyer on several im· geon was freed by a federal Foreman William R. Pringle, The report slated the lwo per- portant points," judge, had is conviction alao sharply rapped F. Lee sons named by Bailey in a Case Closed turned by !he U. S. Supreme AUXILIARY MEMBERS _ The Auxiliary of the American Legion Posts In Bailey, attorney for Dr. Sam ieUer to Bay Village Police "So far as this grand jury is Court and won acquittal Nev. Meigs Co~nty pre_pare popcorn balls for patients at the Veterans Hospital at Chilli· 13 co the. Each month the veterans are given a party by one of the 31 units in Ohio. ,.,,., """'""'"""" [ Meigs county is in the 8th district. Veterans whose birthdays fall in December are PARIS iUPII - SOcrotary being honored today. Packaging treats are, left to right, Mary Martin, Rehabilita- · of State De1111 Rusk mustertion Chairman of the Pomeroy Auxiliary; Gladys Mowery, Civil Defense, Pomeroy I i ~ aod bia .powers of diplomat- I Auxiliary; Myrtle 'Yalker, treasurer, Racine Auxiliary, and Velsie Roush, president IC penuasoon today l.o a new ' of the Middleport Auxlliary. The ladies served homemade popcorn, cheese popcorn, appeal to America's Western [ f d , AWes for aid "of any sort" d k u geap ca es. for Soulb Vietnam. It was a ~:·. bet be would gel nolb· COLUMBUS iUPI) - The ..., Ohio AFJ...CIO today ftled an He spoke to the opening ' '} l application with state Insurance sel8i011 of lbe two-day Nortb . Superintendent William Morris, Atlantic Treaty Organization SAIGON (UPI)- U.S. pilots reported today their asking a public hearing on au· (NATOI council of ministers. raids on the Hanoi area left smoke and a large orange to insurance rate increases u.s. offlclalo aaid be would fireball billowing more than a mile over the city. They ~ t placed in elfect in Ohio on Nov. tell lbe U.S. Aliies be seeo Insisted they hit only military targets, but U.S. sour· 30. en<ouraglng of change ces in Washington left open the possibility some el· ' h Cl JH'ATRE I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ 1 Ch :1 NO. 199 ,·r~ i q -----""'!:et't~IM!l!I!Sl'S -----.------THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1~66 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "e~% ----"'F"'"'IV-"E CEg - · · -· Slit of Girls Dressn In The Busy R , dy T0 Wear ~f,o. D•oled To TM lnUr"'" Of Tla. Mei,..Mt~~nn .4reo Choose from our complete 1 I enttne .6 J.. c Second Floor styles, Many colors.' Ml'ss Cashd-ollar : mastide and how clos~IY .le Walker, chapeau, pr esided pe(IU of Galli a Salon No. 612 w·f/ M i rel ated to christ·[· ~lld partner"' rt-ported donations who was a guest of Mrs. Mar- ; I orry mastide are Advent and Epi-1 lm nu ntmg to Il l to lhe TB tin. expressed her tha nks for · Charles Pryor phany • ~or a meeting and party. Myr- ier side. Faye Wildermuth cha- " •• at y -------------------:- Nellie Brown as chairman, ser·~ ved Christmas punch in the social rooms preceding the tra- ble attractove '" white cover were drawn for the coming h . 1 t d wit poinseu,. pace rna s an year •ll•r whiCh gilts and cards napkins and centered_ wit_h an were exchanged. . " arrangement or whI te pomse-t , Re.fr{'~hmrnt s were served by . Favors were m1ma 1ure Ithe hostess !rom a ta ble with toas. UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE I The social committee, with • Elb erfeld s Are Open Every· .:. 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