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PFC. James R. Bmell,
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_ A luolille tank trudl:
jacklmifed 11111 erploded Ia
morning I'IJih hoof traffic
today. Pollee saJ4· 1Jv~ ,persolll,
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!Ions, and was admitted ID Hoi- struck the hack of the Broyles the Peter Cave Rd., nine-tenths Other weekend arrests
zer Hospital. She .i~ reported in car, with heavy damage ID both of a mile east of Rt. 775.
ed James H. Moore, te,
salisfactory condttiOII. ·
Both Halley and Broyles,
and Mrs. Harold Broyles suf.
fered minor Injuries and were
treated and released at the
hospital.
Officers reported that Broyles
slowed for a dog on the hlgb.
way and Halley was unable to
slow or stDp. The Halley car

vehicles.
Th_e ~atrol ci~ Hatley ID
Gallipolis municipal court Dec.
~ O? a charge of failure ID stop
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moderate damage wao done ID
both vehicles in a tw...,ar collilton at 2:311 p.m. Sunday on

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Everhar~ 18, Rl. 1
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Halley, J~.• 24, Gallipolis, eol· operation, municipal court..
tided head-on on the blind curve 21 ; Thomas c. Bryant, 14, Rli)';o
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of a narrow road.
noidsburg, •peedlng, munl~ . ;
The patrol cited Everhart fD court, Dec. 23; and Vlrlfl ~ · · ·
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charge of failure to yield one- ing, Meigs COIIlty court, ~·
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Jr., ~on Drst ·prt"C:a IDH 0:~~ mldut bao any queotioa a·
!Mit L. Gt:~~ lll/ UIIIt1UaDd. ligious category, in the berne lloul lbelr Ideality. Rutland SAIGON IUPI) -'l'he van- ends.
lion, backed by napalm, rocketa,
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. 110 i:llatae llled decorating contest in Rutlnllll and Raclae vUiages have beeu guard of the crack U.S.
American officials refused to bombs and artillery pursued
lflalnil tha ·driver. Lewill, ac- sponsored by Rutland Friend- eompleted aDd 88 appraiser Infantry Divislon landed
C&lt;Jmment on where !he new !he Communists themselves
cording lo rtporls, was walldng Jy Gardeners club judged last also baa begu~~ work ia Syra· Soulh Vietnam IDday,
troops would he stationed. But bi.OOied by a ~vqe :U.hour
oo !be ~.dway and bad just Friday and announ~ed IDday.
euse, ueordlng to
COld· I• open a whole new chapter
there was persistent speculation batUe that k\lled at least 85 tl.
PT. PLEASANT _ The Small ~amwly missed being bit by Taking second place tn the ...U.
the war by becoming the
!be division was headed for the !heir number.
Business Administration with the car ahead of Grate. There religioos category were Mr. ,
American ground troops
rice-rich delta, the only area m No significant contact was
the assets of the United' States was moderate damag• . ID the and Mrs. Bruce May. 111 tbe
challenge the Communists
the country without major reported eerty fDday ill the
behind ll, boulhl the defunct right !root IIIII whldahl.eld of the non-religious category,
firs\
their Mekong Delta
American ground forces and jungled hills and valleys In lbe
Point Resort near bere today Grate car.
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Prize went ID Mr. and Mn.
The arrival of the 1,400
one inlo which officials have highlands some 38 miles 1101111at aucUoo for f47$,1)00.
Funeral ....Ices for Mr. Harold Wolfe and second prize
troops at the resort port
said U.S. troops would soon go. west of Qui Nbon and about 28S
'!bat amount covers a Joaia Lewll will he held TUesday In ID Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dyke. .
Vung Tau, 45 miles soulb
General Welcomes Troops miles northeast of Saigon.
tbe SBA made ID the bulldera Pomeroy at 2 p. m. at the Ew· Receiving honorable mention
Saigon, hrooghl American
Gen. William C. Westmore· Commaallll Baq01 DealroJed
of the resort who defaulled. . ing Chapel with the Rev. James were tM. Homer Parker, Roy
ces in Vietnam to more
land, whe commanded the 9th At sea, the 7th fleet destroyer
Two olber
bidden, both F. Early officiating. Burial will snowdllliand·Harold Hyaell res370,1100 men, an ali-time
division-nicknamed the old USS Maddol destroy«! three
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Arr.ival of more elements of
rellables--&lt;luring World War II, Communist ha11es and da'l'hl ~ 0·1eftuulo!d, pollee pt1on, were the H. B. Agstell It!')' in the family lot.
In the doorway eategory, flral WASIUNG'l'ON (UPIJ _ Jor- diVIsion was expected 1D
was on hand to personally maged four others Sunday a•
·aald, P.d' the driVer, Orval IIIII Sooa, prime cootraCior, He served hlo C&lt;Juntry In Prize wu awarded ID Mr. and .dan's Kin&amp; Hussein IDday cbar· troop strength 1D over 3110,1100
welcome the Gls as they waded they tried to oneak down the
lfUIJJJ, $1; peflabed.
Hunllncton, wilb 1 bid ol PU.· World War I, being overseaa Mrs. Wendell Grate antt I8C- gec1 Ru1181a with opening a cam· the t1me ~e Christmas a~d ashore.
coast under C&lt;Jver of a thick
The. oth.e.r ~~ '"" a01 11119. IIIII the H.'!'ltinsfDn Trull In 1818 IIIII ltl9.
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Gild prize went ID Mn. C. . palgn fD disrupt and take .ove~ New Years holiday
As the new troops got their log.
fDUIIL'dl'lt!ly... idetdlftt4 • tiutlmd Sav!np CO., Huntfnllon) SUrviJOI'I Include a sister, Chapman. .
. ibefl,!fl·I!Yh }IIddle · East.
first look at Vi~tnam , battlt• In the 1lr, Air Force 802
poll~!!! 'iil&amp;llc Jelll:- wu 1 f"i,IIIII.Ol
Mn. RaiTielt !IY~.tt,, Letart a-&amp;vlnr·1itllorable mentl011 Iii a C'Opyrighllntervlew with
tried Amertcan Air Cavalrymen bombers, each carrying 30 tons
cllild.
E. A. llaoker of the SBA Falls, and se\eral niece~ and In the dottWay category were u. s. N.Ws &amp; World Report, the
swept through Central Highland of bombs, struck at Communist
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nephews. The Racine American the homes of Purl VanMeter, YOUllB Arab ruler said, ''I bejungle• in pursuil of an elusive logistics, re-supply points and
He IDid reporters afterward Lellon will have graveside aer- Ronald Williams and
·Carl lieve there iJ a new Soviet pol·
Communist battalion that In- stagln~ areas today 1n two
the reoorl can be put up for
Morris.
tcy, and that thi&gt; policy aims
fliclecl "moderate casualties on separate raida 8rouod the
mile oae of lbree ways:
First prize wiMerl In the re- at COIItrol of the area."
the U.S. troopo In one of the demilitarized zone (DMZ). They
(I) By neaoliatlon and after
ltglous and non-religious cate- Klnl Hussein ,.;d lhe M''~le
war's bloodiest fights during the marked the fourth 1!52 ralda in
wide advertising; (2) By seal·
gories received •10 and second East 11 Important to the Rus·
weekend.
the area in the past 24 boors.
eel bid, and (3) by 1110ther auc-,
place wlnnen ~.
aians "because they have suf· Two accidents were Invest!- A reinforced Cavalry balta· Pickup 6th P1Jh: 111 new
lion.
In the doorway awards first lered 80 many selbecks tn the gated Sunday by ihe county
The auction opened at 10:30
prize was ~ and second prize rest of the world - in Africa, sherifr• department.
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a. m. under order of the Feeler~. Mrs. Maxine Coates and tn Asia. They also have
a 11 ,.id at s:50 p. m. cars driv·
II Dtslrlcl Court, Huntlnitoa,
Miss Nellie Zerkle of Middle· 1rea1 deal Invested here."
en by Dennis Gross 11 Rt 2
with special muter Ed Green LENINGRAD (UP!)
Tw port were judges.
The king, whose country has Albany and Roy Ellis '64 ·Rt'
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u aucUoneer, assisted by specbeen troubled with border in·
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loos
S ria soid the 2, Harrlsonvil~e, collld on a
: W and Selden McNeer, Jr.,, ed their discharge from Army 1 Vlellm of Freak
, ~~b W&lt;&gt;rt;:n:s ~lng inflicted curve four miles east of Dex·
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. service by !During
Russia A 'd
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i Green Indicated !bat suits!pleaded guilty before a Soviet CCI ent 0 8 wn j ' he 1 1 d b ~P So . t There was heavy dmage ID
Smith
Squirming
a•alnst the resort total app--• ;court todav ID char•es of cur· CLEVELAND !UP!) - Doc- •on
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llhodeslall Prem~ liD Smltll .court will lllpervlse diBtribulion sent to jall for eight years.
Hospital here said late Sunday al.
operated by Gross. Police said . SAIGON (UP.!) - U. S. planes bombed the Ha Gla
baa eoalocted the Australian of the income from any and all Buel Ray Wortham, 211, of ]night that a Berea man critl·
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Gross was cited to Meigs Ju. 01! dump 14 \l:z mtles from the center of Hanoi today, a
governme.at Wltll a proposai 1 salea.
·North U!Ue Rock Ark. plead·' cally Injured in a freak auto Soviets Carry Out
venile Court on a no operator's U. S. spokesman announced. Commurust MIGs rose to
believed im .• tt.mpl to sellie i The sale today was only 00 ' ed "guilty" ID lb~ charges that accident was "holding
his 6th Nuclear Blast
license charge. No
Injuries uuercept the American planes but there were no dogthe crlllil ewer !be . rebet.lloua . the real estate, some 37 acres, he exchanged u. s. dollars for own."
MOSCOW (UPII -The Sov· were reported.
fifrts. s the f t r
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&lt;Olooy flelon ,111811datory Unit- and the building. Its
Russian rubles on the Lenin- Frank Metz suffered multiple lei Union has carried out its The other mishap was re. wa .
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ed, Nallona ·~ a&amp;IIDBI u,wero not Involved.
blackmarket and siDle an fractures, burns and other in- litlh underground nuclear test ported at 4 p. m., v, mlle west American fighter-bombers have I The raids IDuched off outcrlea
C&lt;Jme Into lotH, 'olllclala 18ld!
hear statuette !rom a juries Saturday when his wife ol the year in its apparent con- of Harrisonvilie on Rt. 143. A r~turn~ to. d lhef iHan*" :;•a ~~d througho~l !be Communht
bere lllday.
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,accidentally hacked the family IJDulnC search for atomic war· car owned by William
sm~e Weednr"'s'd o asth e. •h·y wboor ber. Hanh.01 cbarled the
Conllrmlllon ot· lbe proposal! · - - .....,.,. ospllaJ Cradd~ M Gil
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also driveway of u•etr home.
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aloog the highway, was struck
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pleaded "gull"'" •· the
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out b an unidentified automobile cans h!l Hanoi residential areas.Icivilians..
tan Prime Mtiltater·Harold Holt Coleman, Loil&amp; Bottom.
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WASHINGTON tUPI) ._,.. llmillay, but as us~al, the So•· There was light damage ID
The pr~v1ous raids were, nia said bombs bit lbelr
ltr Ktllb .lflll,....'asktnc lbem Connie Jolle!l, Klmberl:v
by an eight-year Jail Fair Campalp Pracll&lt;ea
emade no mention of 11. Hayes car.
disci~ first by tbe. Commu- embassies. Premier Fidel Casto taU a hand In altemplina tD on, Charles Nutter, Dores
Cemmlllee saya that appeall · . ·seismic Institute '" Uppsa·
Melp Geaeral Ho•pltal
~1818 10 broadcastsdwhicn gamed tro of Cuba said in a sjleedi
Iettie the dbpule.
old.
1o wblle hacklaab aeneraUJ
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em a propagan • edge. The early today that Amertclll
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becldlrecl 08 the eendldllel lbe explosion and ~aid It regis. Essie Russell, Middleport;
Americans announced the la~stl bombs hit a few hundred yuda .
"·Mrs. George Knapp,
who made lbem durin&amp; lhh fered 6.2 oo the Richter scale. lie Arnold, Pomeroy.
~:before Hano; and Peking Ifrom the CUban EQ!hassy. .
Str.,.., ror~iftlnea
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could react.
. Announcement of the ra1c18
GAUON 1 .omo,..,.
CITY ,port; Mrs. Charles
WEAmER
"Our oxperleoco allows thai
SOIOOLS CLO!IE DEC. IZ Russell Ball, Florence
The Tuesday-Wednesday raids]came shortly after 1,400 mea o1
offt~ ~ada; mada. emel'(IOil· delporl; Cora Rlee,
cUrty poUIIco llidom
pays All schools In Meigs County side.
were directed against U1e Yen Jhe u.s. 9th Infantry Dlv~ :
ry pr()jlljl'atl6ru;.·IO IJ; L~ 11lalll·! DISCHARGES SONDA~ _
Moltly el011dr ll'lfll ocenolon· oil," ..Ud Cbui'!Ci P. r.rt, will cl()l!O' for th• Chrl,tm"' ADMISSIONS ~UNDAY Vlen rai!ropo yard sl• mile&lt; landl'd in South VIetnam .,
lain water cli&amp;liillall9n and OJ· ; Mrs. Craynor Slone and
IIPI IIIOW or aaow Darrlea ebalrman of the MD • pat11o boUday on Thul'!day, Decem· Wendell Kautz, Pomeroy.
northeast of the city and the build U.S. troop strengtb t. ·
tra!iOIJ IIIII, &amp;e'or.a&amp;e ,dllposal Of&gt;' J ter, James Jeffers,
Richard loaiPI aDd 'l'lOiday. IJIIIe tern- oaa committee.
bel: 22, and resume on January DISCJIARGES SUNDAY - Van Dlen truck park fiVe mi'es near the m ,ooo mart.
eratlons It ,city' ~lotes carry! ~Ieman, Wilbur Shank.
pentare &lt;Uqe, low loni]lbl
.said County Superintendent Ray Gibbs, Pearl Pullin,
1Robert Bowen IDday.
out ~til . lo · ~ WecJne. liJii.THS - Mr. and Mrs. I • I.
1y Capehart, Edith McCoy.
daf t9t ~ pi(y,
George Knapp, a son, Middle- 1
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across the street from St.
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porll Indicated the· trudl: had
~ !ollowlng 1 Illation wagon
which J wu ~ cl!llclrfSI to
the lldlool. 'l'bl! ~ watM
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WRECKS REPORTED
Cars driven by Jamel~ R.
Halley, 20, Gallipolis, ani Barold. W. Broyles, 60, Columbus,
col!lded at 2:15 p.m. Slmday on
Rl. 35 In Rio Grande, leaving
~our persons wtth minOr lnJur·
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. M~s. Connie llaliey, Ill, Gal·
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Drat traffic fatality of the year
Saturday evening when a car
struck and . idlled a man near
the Skyline Lanes bowling al·
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lllgbway patrol.
Oflicen reported that Harry
B. Lewis, 74, Rl 2 Racine wao
dead at the scene. He suffered a fractured neck, okull and
internal Injuries.
Lewis' body wu IDSSed up
over the ri8hl front lender and
bond of the car, and his bead
C!'ashed through !be windshield,
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·Panthen 58-53 Winners Over Falcons in Wahama Gym

Steelt( U.S. Forces

Royals Clobber Baltunor~ _. .",; .

six points and turned in maybe 1 The Re..,vt . contest
&amp;I YO , I• United Preu loll!malllnal IEastern Dlvl•lon lland1n~.
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MASoN-- 1111 U• night on 11117 acldlllonal IICOring and ' bdded an even dor.en to the I•bout ha11 the contest: but had
re- the best performance by a ~at- went to the VISitora by a score Th
8o to
Celtlcs have The ?~rs ended ~ • lm~•
Gil the Wlhama .floar llle Wa-1 the Falcon losing stre!lk moon~ wmning attack, alld Logan al- sixteen points and "",'e
k con. Sophomore Tony
Fields I of 4:1-24 as the Ohioans made ! flgu~ ou: ~ to beat tile reign in the Eastern Dlvi&gt;loa

~ama Wltlte Fal- ami the ed to lour.
·P•IJleN7 Paalbetl renewed 1 Six foot senior

sw~ep

head~o-

Philadelphia 76ers in
last season when lhe1 won , tht ·'
head competition -llul if regular season crown ill' 411e-they're going to ealdl the 76er, game bOt Boston
pack 111 ,;
in the Eastern Oi?!Aion stand- wm the playoffl,
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scored 35 aDd 31 points lor the
solve the rest of I
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The Celts made a dramatie wmnersln
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Oblo !Hgh School Balketblll
mght as a .
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Hudsn Val cc 73 Erie Cnty 64 By llnited Press 1Dternall01181
free throws With dlr.. secondt vietory in Its last four garnet :·
of the second frame. the visitSoudl
Lambndge 63 Meadowbrook f&gt;5
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left to gJVe the . Los Angeles . after breaking a seven-game .
97
87
78
lng Panthers broke a 17-17 tie
Loyola La.
Citadel
Zanesville Rosecrans .
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Gallipolis placed lour scorers Gilkey pared the DevHs re- Lakers a 127"125 VIctory. .
losing streak as it jumped !AI II .
with a goal and two foul shots,
Result&gt;
Miami. Fla 87 Auburn 73
Miller 56 ; il. double figures and !he Blue bounding with 12. Ford had
In_ the only other game m the .!7-23 first period lead agamst
and were neve' to he headed By United Press lnll!rnatloual Florida 78 Kentucky 75
Maysville 80 Roseville 59
IDevils hit 42 per cent from !he P. J. Ryal nine, John Dav 1d. Nallonal _Basketball Assoctallon, the Bullets and co_asted to the .
Eaot
Freder~ck
Col
89
Hawthorne
74
Crooksville
69
Shertdan
48
· ory. HaPPY Hairs ton bad a
again. Still, In all, the game
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field Saturday, Result. the char- son 10. and Tom Spencer SIX · Cincinnati clobbered Baltimore' , VIC
1
was seldom more than a hot Princeton 85 Navy 57
Wm&amp;Mary 36 Geo Wash 30
Tri-Valley 61
.
I gOil of Coach Duke snapped a Dave Cyrus pa~ Coal Grove 1S8·114.
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I earee_r high of 30 points ~nd .
streak away !rom either team, Duquesne 89 Wake Forest 71
North Carolina 95 NYU :i8
West Muskmgum 56 three-game losing streak by with 11 snags.
Boston and Philadeiphia have Conme Dierking added 21 pomtl .
Temple 80 Rhode Island 62
Rider 66 American U ti2
New Lexmgton 73
stln in Coach Pete Patterson'~ Pointwise. Jackson, hitting met three times this season and : and 23 rebounds, another career
and
the
margin
was
seldom
Denver
65
St
Bonvnture
5ll
Louisville
96
Dayoon
81
New
Concord
45
from the comers • and on hard- Boston has won two games. But high • to lead the &amp;yals• Adrl.,
ffiore than £our points.
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60
1 ton 78
48
On one occasion In the fourth Conn 89 E. Caro ma
Ashvll Bltmr 83 Wmng
Phi o 5ll organ
·n M ; Hitting consistently from out- driving layups. paced Gallia's the 76ers have lost only o?E' Smith Sfored 21, Oscar R4berl. ' St. John's 65 Noire f)ame 62
Miss. 79 Ala. 58
Woodsfield 66 Heallsvl e
th corers with 23 markers. Gil- other game all season while son 19 ·and Jerry "Lucas 17
0
period, Pomeroy opened a 10 Mass. 87 Maine 68
Ky Wslyn 94 Geogtwn Ky 76
Caldwell 92 Waterford 62
•_Ide and
Bl e
was close behind with 21 Boston has lost sil&lt; other gamesl lhe starling five bad a·balanced
point liPread of 44-34, but Waha· Lehigh fi2 Bucknell 55
Delta St 65 NW La 63
Fort Frye 54 Shenanduah 43 first lime 1 18 year, e ue
.
d
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-three to lhe Detroit Pistons - night
-rna fought back ann the le•d CCNY 89 Bridgeport 72
Tenn 52 Clemson 44
Licking Valley 62 Johnstown 40 Devils battled the host club on I tallies. Ford an 0 0;v~ns:n and it -means the Celts trail ille • Lt~oy Ellls led the Bullfll
shrunk to 5, went back to 9, Drexel 68 Swarthmore 55
Bellamme 88 Tex Wslyn 79
Pettisville 50 Hilltop 40
even terms thrmwhnut the fir.t each pumped m 1 . . p c r 16ers by 5~ games in the with 17 illts
and !hen back down to a ~cant Seton Hall 96 Boston U 74
Tulan• 93 Davidson 89
Aymville 'ill Archbold 64
perind until Rod Gilkey's long , had fwe, and Ryal_ four. ~o~ I
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3 nt 54-51 with JUst a mmute Wagner 104 Susquehanna 56
T n A&amp;l St 76 Pan Ameri 68 Toledo Watte 48 Bryan 28
jumper from the Side made II Meadows got three m the ma
ALL-STAll
ID play.
Elzbthtwn 90 Wilkes Col 71
.;~a 77 Salem 76
Stryker 81 Montpelier 30
14-12, GAHS with 1,115 remain- seconds of achon.
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The Falcons then missed a Kings Pt 81 Queens
73
L~yol~ Md 88 Old Domn 87
Defiance 45 Napoleon 42
I ing. That put the visitors ahead Burson used mne of his 12·
chance to score, Anderson hit Adelphia 72 C.W. Post 68
SW Mo 73 So Oak St Col 63
Greenville 54
for keeps.
member squad. Benched the en98
two fouls, and when the Fal- Springfield
Norwich 74
Loyola Calif 70 Arizona 48
'frotwnod-Madis~n 52 1 With Gilkey. r -.,o (.Juice) tire game as a result of recent
cons miSsed again. Radford Canisius 80 Geotwn DC. 77
Jackson St 102 Paul Quinn 5J Versailles 53 Ptqua Cathohc 52 Jackson, Bob Ford and John ! performance~ were Larry M1t.
collected two louis oo make it Scranton 111 DeJa Val 80
Miss Si 98 La St 84
,Arcanum 62
Davidson paving the way, the 1chell, Jtm Gilmore, wh&lt; had
511-51. Dale Rollins hit
two Depaul 69 Villanova 61
Albany St Ga. uo Morhuse 93 1
Twm Valley South 60 Galhans raced to an 18 _15 first started prev1ous . games, and
free ones, but the clock ran o~t St. Fmcs NY 18 LlU 75
Purdue 85 Washington 70
New MadtSon 66 Monroe 64 I period lead. By intermi&lt;.&lt;ion. Butch Cordell. ThiS triO turned
Rochester 102 wash &amp; Lee
M'ami Ohio 69 Ball St 65
MISstssinawa Valley 97
GAHS increased the margin to m their umforms
followmg
aJch Bob Om!M' Legan
CHAMP TO SPEAK
Calif Pa. st. 92 Edirboru 87
In~. Loyola Ill 73
. Covmgton 51 nine points - 36-27.
' Saturday's coolest.
Chieftains put up a good fight
DENVER (UPI.i . -Former Wstmnister Pa 61 Wooster 39 Del 95 St John's Minn 74
Bradford 77 Indian Lake 43 , A th th" d
'od 1 n 1 Galhpohs committed 21 turn·
at Waverly Saturday night, but
heavyweight cbampwn Jack Amer 1ntnatl 85 St Anselms
E lh 86 Franklin 14
Gettysburg 64 Russia til 12 ot) , s e '' pen go ~ · :overs Coal Grove lost the ball
the SEOAL ~quad suffered its
Dempsey will be the featured Penn Sl 98 Colgate 64
x:~ie~n Ohio 101 Kent St 78 Athens 48 Warren Local 3~ derway,_ the hBurs~nmen t th't : 17 ti,;,es. The r.allians now
fourth defeat in siJ 118111H, 62.
speaker at the third annual ! Drtmth 70 MIT 68
Iowa 63 Drake 75
Alexande1 54 Nelsonville 50
;:rything t ey t rew •
e . own a 2-4 season mark .
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Colorado Sports Hall of Fame , Army 66 Holy Cross 51
c·n 14 Wstrn Mich 48
Ames-Berne !IS
ps - cnps, ong JUmps. tp- Grove IS 1-5. having downed
Waverly, defemling South.Cenbanquet Feb. _2.
.
Tufts 71 Brooklyn 'ol 70
'. . U 67
Carthage-Troy 50 ins. ph" one beautiful rrnss 1 Chrsapeake 72-70 for its only
tr I • • . ch
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a .,.ague atnprons, il the
Dempsey IS a nahve ol 1'\ E. 1116 Middlebury 70
Phlia Texlie 71 Youngstwn 70
Chauncey-Dover 70
cou
ed h .(; "'
' win Friday night.
''You got me! I don't kDow If only team dlat
beaten SEQ.
Colorado and was mcknamed Kings 82 Oneonta 65
Mt UniOn 84 Frdeoni NY St 4li
Rome-Canaan Sf the smoke clear . t ' a ans : Thursday. GAHS returns lo !bert's a rule against it •• a AL co-leader Jackson lhis winthe Manassa Mauler after his 1 "I II St 1:!0 W Chstr 85
Toledo 103 Marshall 91
The Plains 60 Glouster 57
I owned. a 83-47 lead. At one SEOAL play by traveling
J'ump ball or not!"
ter.
borne town.
Mll rsv •
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St
Gallipolis
78
Coal
Grove
70
pomt
m
the
third
Per'
0
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Pomeroy
64
88
Akron
ran
· 1n 72 Massl'IIon 46 GAHS led by 18 tallies - 60-42 Box score
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Logsn
leUofbeldnd
:-oaiJy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0.,- Dec. 19,
M . H an81! Fairmont
74
Canton Lmco
of Saturdav's conIone
period
action,16-8
and after
still
-i ......-ei..-..-iil..--~-..-..- ""'mlil•:'COC'" ";-••.-...,-.......,......... IndomsTechrvy102 St. Francs 1nd •'5 Canlon Lehman 60
- with 1.48 showmg on the ' I t
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, trailed 26-I7 at balltime. After
Wh~aoon 112 Wabash 108
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Sandy Valley 56 . clock.
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three periods, Waverly was or
lnd St 103 W New Mex 81
Canton Tmlken 70 Perry 63 ' The Blue Dev1ls m31nlamed , -4--0: Jackson. 10--J-23 : Spen.
top. -M. Logan outscored the
w. Ky 81 Butler 68
Alliance 60 Canton McKmley 59 their big point spread unlil mid- ' cer. !- 1- 5: Ford, 4- 2--10:
I bost 47club I9-15 in the final can.
Det Bible Col 88 Mdwstrn 81
You~gs~:n ~~~~t""c!~olic 47 way in the final perhlod. Subsh- ~ Gilkey, 10--1 - 21 : Dennis. 0-to.
Ohio Norhrn 100 Wayne Si60
ouJS~~~ 0 &gt;2 Lee!Dnia 44
lutes then flooded t e noor.
0--ll : Ryal , 1- 2--4 : Dav,dson . .
Greg Poston's 17 pomts parHillsdle91. LakeSuprerSt, 79
LM merva 83 Wes1 8 ranc h 50
Coal Grove oulscored the
ll210
.
Meadows,
113:
TOled
the Chiefs .
h
1
Centrl M1ch 70 W. Ill. ,62
Marlm ton 78 Glenwood 43
GAHS seconds 11-S dunng I e , TALS 33--12- 78.
.
Waverly won the reserve con
st. Louis 76 Bradley 12
CantongSouth 58 Crestwoud 49 final four mmutes. The Hornets COAL GROVE - c;yrus, 4- 1! Southwestern H12h
School test, s:HO. Bo• score of the
s: Col Iowa 79 NE Mo. St 61 North Canton 72 Lake 62
, hi! 38 per cent from !he f~eld, - 9: McCoy, 10--5--2a: Vander· dropped a 74-54 encounter oo varsity tilt:
_SW Mo. St 73 San Diego St 63 GreeotiZ Jackson 60
127 of 71. McCoy was high with hoof. t- 5- 7. Hall. 5--t- ll: Boys ~ndustrlal School Satur I Lor.AN _ Westlall 3- ---ll
Ohio Wslyn 73 Wstrn Rsrve 71 East Canton 57
25 points.
Hitchcock. 2- 1}--4: Patterson. day mght at Lancaster. The . Weiland ~2-12: Kemper2 1Cncrd SD 94 So Dak . Si 60
Canton St. Thomas Aquinas ~2 Besides having their
best 4---2--10 ;
Delander, l-4--2: Highlanders are now 2-3 l~r :1--4; Poston 7-3-17; TrowCatholic U 73 Evansville 7l
Orrville 78 Northwest 54
night of the year from I he Humphrey, 0--2--2; TOTALS the season and play host . •o bridge ~2· Angle 1-:1--4·
Tex. W. 71 Kan 67
Tuslaw 68 Atwater 61
field - 33 of 77 lor 42 per cent 27-16--70.
Southern Local Wednesday rught Perry ~; 'Totals 20-13-53
Emp~ia 83 Baker U 78
Cleveland Latin 63
- the Gallians also
looked By quarters ·
at Southweslern.
.
WAVERLY - Thompoon 1!
Phillips 66ero 9tl Do Dak
Clevelond Collinwood 62 strong on the boards, colle~ Galhpohs
18 18 27 15 - 78 1 B LS . had four men ~ d•nl- -f-26; Armbruster 6--1- 13 ·
64 62
Aurora 102 Rockford 57
Cleveland Holy Name 65
1 ill8 54 rebounds. Coal
Grove Coal Grove . 15 12 20 23 - 70 1ble figures· Oozter had 1'· Mar- Foster 3--1- 7; Abels 3-I- ·,
7
So Ill. 65 Empona Sl P 78
Clevelarm rl• oudes 58 , had but 34. Most of those rome I Reserve score - Coal Grove hn 19, Cathcart 14 and Deno- Howllrd 2--2--jl; Schmidt 1-0
No Ill 79 Bowlmg Gre .n
Cleveland John Marshall 67
1in the final period.
39 Gallipolis 37.
tmg had 12·
.
-2. Skinner 0-1-1; TOTALo
Ind. Cntrl 96 Mar Murray 73
Cleveland Max Hayes 63
Gene Hall was h1gh for the 2S- 2--j!
1 2
Augstn Ill 96 No Cntrl 71
Cleveland West Tech 74
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Highlanders with 19
points. , By quarters·
St. Cloud 7l Luther Col 53
Cleveland Lmcoln 62 '
Keith Carter had 11, and Oave l Waverly
. 18 10 21 15 - 62
Stout St 75 Augsburg 73
Cleveland St. Ignatius 69
Notter finiShed With 10.
I Lo an
,
111
17
19
St Thoms 69 No Dak St 63
Cleveland South 311
In the reserve game. B.I.S. , g
- •·1
6
Washburn M Ottawa ~
Elyria Catholic 71
downed the Little Highlanders ga~·:~•s -Waverly S3, LoGnrl Beadle 71 Peru Neo. 6l
Cleveland St. Stanislaus 45 1
59-33. Dave Morgan had 14 :
Siou• Falls Ill Bethel 73
Beachwood 74 Independence 4S Athens, fn anotiler Jow-scor- 1 By quarters;
points for Southwestern. and : ------~--Bemidji 95 Austana 86
Painf'lville Riverside 57
ing defensive battle slipped past I Athens · · . . . . . . 16 21 32 48 Myrick and Haridley each had I Pittsburgh
1 1 1 .185
Soothwe•t
Ashtabula Harbor 34 Warren Local o!ll-35 Saturday Warren Local · 15 20 28 35 1l4 for the winners.
Atlanta
3 II o .214
IRtl'oducfng
North Tex 86 Okla. 78
Cleveland Kennedy 62
night to remain unbeaten in Reserve score - Athens 56 Southwestern (54) - Dillon. , New York
1 12 1 .f1/l
Kansas St 66 Tex Tech 58
Cl'Veland East 52 five outings. It was Athens' Warren Local 45.
' 2--1-5; Hall, ~19: Shriver,
Wtl!lern Divla1oa
81
Ablne Chrstn 63 W Tex St
Medina 40 Wadsworth 38
14th straight win over Warren
1-3--5: Notter, 4--2--10: Carw. L, T. Pet.
Sothrn Meth 89 M1dwstrn 74
Clearview 102 Columbia 56
Local.
ALEXANDER li41
ter. 3- 5--11: and Waugh, 2-- Green Bay
12 2 o .857
Houston 90 San Fran 74.
New London 58 Perkins S6
Alnander dumped Nelsonville Himmal 2--ll-12; west, 2- H. Totals, 2&lt;1-14-54.
Baltimore
9 ~ o .114.1
Tex. Chrstn ltrl Okla. Crty 9'1 Akron Central 70
54-50 a• the G~eyhoundo lost 1_ 5, B...;,ks, 1-4--2: McDan- B.I.S. (74) Dozier 8-1-17 Cath Los Angel.,
8 6 o .571
Bishop 106 Tex. Col 100
Lakewood St. Edward 65 their fourth stratght
contest iel, 8-5--17; Miggemeyer, 8- 1741 - Dozier. 8-1-17 : Catt San Fran&lt;'isc. 6 6 2 .5011
Tulsa 107 Arhngton St 74
Cleveland East Tech 80
Saturday night. Box scores:
II- IS. Kincade, 2- 1- 5; TO- cart. 6--2- 14: Martin, 9--1-19: Chicago
s 7 2 .417
New Mex. St. 62 New Mex 61
Cleveland Glenville 51
A111ENS 14111
TALS 19--16--54.
Ushurg, 1-4--2: Dennting. 5-- Mlnoe&lt;ota
4 9 1 ..108
Hardn-5mmons 122 Idaho St 88 Shaker Heights 57 Brush 56 I Rapp, 2--1-5: Heady, 5-32-12: Mcilvain, 0--0--0: Hatr!r· Detroit
~ 9 1 :ma
E New Me&gt;. 60 Pnhndl 61
Parma Valley Forge 81
,13: Bauer, t--1!--2: Clark, 4-NELSONVILLE &lt;50)
cock, 1-4--2: Johnson, 4--4"
West
Euclid 51 3-11 ; Eblin, 3-3-9: Hummel, Pancake, 4-1- 12: Harold, 3,a. Totals , 34-6-74.
QUICK SERVICE FOit
Colo. 91 Ariz. 74
East Cleveland Shaw 73
11-2--2; Handley, 2- 1}--4: Lac-1:-&amp;--12: Hubbard, 7- 2- 16 : Han· ! southwestern . 10 13 10:11-54
THE HOLIDAYS!
Air Force 64 DePauw 54
Lakewood 49 key, 1-4--2; TOTALS 16--12- mg, ~: Corngan. 1~2; B 1 S
13 12 18 31-74
Ore. St 92 Brghm Young 78
Cleveland Lourdes 68
48.
TOAALS 19--12- 50.
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Colo. Coll. 81 Coli Sante Fe 80
Byzantine 37 1 WARREN LOCAL &lt;351
By quarters:
NFL Slalldlngo
Utah St. 92 Providence 85
Lorain St. Mary 71
Mitchem, 5-4--10: .Johnson, Alennder
. 10 35 4S 54 1 By Ualted Press lnlernadooal
Soulhern Cal 7l N. C. St. f&gt;5
Cleveland St. Jobn Cantlus 59 1-:1--4: Bowles, 4--4-12: John Nelsonville
9 29 42 50
Easlera Division
DRY CLEANING
Utah tOO Stanford 87
Lorain Admiral King 75
Collman, 2-1-5: R. Coffman, I Reserves - Nelsonville 76
W. L. r. Prt.
-SERVICE_69
Los Angeles 100 Redlands 82
Larain 10 2---0-4: TOTALS 14-7-35,
1Aiexander 45.
Dallas
!Upon Your Raqu•tl
10 3 1 7
ValparaiYO 76 U. Pacific 74
Eastlake North 84 Mentor 5tl
s·
- - oberlin 57 Mid.iew 49
Philad&lt;lphla
9 5 0 .843
Humboldt 90 Oregom Tech 82
Westlake 77
f0
Black River 53 Buckeye 52
Cleveland
9 5 o .643
Wash. St. 78 Montana 58
Cleveland Lutheran West 43 I
Berlin Heigllts 76
st. LouiS
3 5 1 .6t&gt;
San Fern Vly 91 Adams 69
Brecksville 51 Solon 49 &lt;oil
NBA Standings
South Amherst aa Washington
7 7 o .500 Second St.
Calif. 1lrv.) e3 Pugel Snd 76
- -- - · ·--By Uolted· Press fnteraallonal
Cal Lutheran 90 Alma 76
VanderbUt lnvltallonal
Easlera Dlvlsloo
deluX! fine lurnirurf
Idaho 74 Cal Western 66 •
Vanderbilt 100 LaSallo 115
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cabinetry lor every budget
Cal Ply Pom 87 Ctl tHo!.) 111 Nebraska 71 Portl•nd 69
Philad~lp!Jtlr
29 3 .!lOG
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Cal St. (LB 1 75 Chapman 49
IIJDwaukee Clastic
Bos\on
22 7 .759
Wstrn Wash. 74 Satramentt 04 Wisconsin 88 South Carolina 84 New \'ark
IS 18 .455
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' Marqueue !2 Fordham 58
CllteJnMti
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Vlrelnta Tech lavltallonal
Mempblo Clnsl•
Baltlmore
8 25 .142
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· VIrginia Tech 76 ·Richmond 61 Memphis St. 55 Maryland 5.1
: Wostera Dlvlsfoa
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Walnut nnMrt tnd
Eastern Ky 81 Fla. St. 59
Oklahoma St. 50 ArkallSaB 43
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thelr old rtrllry In a typically deadeye Bill Radford had the
eloJe and hard lousht contest range with his jump shot and
tbal llnallf' went to Pomeroy topped all scorers wtth 20. Don
by a 58-U ICOre.
SwiSher and Ron Logan each

so pulled down 17 rebound•.
Playmakers Bill Moore and Bob
Whaley had five apiece, while
Anderson added four.
For Wahama, Bill Marshall!
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·Panthen 58-53 Winners Over Falcons in Wahama Gym

Steelt( U.S. Forces

Royals Clobber Baltunor~ _. .",; .

six points and turned in maybe 1 The Re..,vt . contest
&amp;I YO , I• United Preu loll!malllnal IEastern Dlvl•lon lland1n~.
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MASoN-- 1111 U• night on 11117 acldlllonal IICOring and ' bdded an even dor.en to the I•bout ha11 the contest: but had
re- the best performance by a ~at- went to the VISitora by a score Th
8o to
Celtlcs have The ?~rs ended ~ • lm~•
Gil the Wlhama .floar llle Wa-1 the Falcon losing stre!lk moon~ wmning attack, alld Logan al- sixteen points and "",'e
k con. Sophomore Tony
Fields I of 4:1-24 as the Ohioans made ! flgu~ ou: ~ to beat tile reign in the Eastern Dlvi&gt;loa

~ama Wltlte Fal- ami the ed to lour.
·P•IJleN7 Paalbetl renewed 1 Six foot senior

sw~ep

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Philadelphia 76ers in
last season when lhe1 won , tht ·'
head competition -llul if regular season crown ill' 411e-they're going to ealdl the 76er, game bOt Boston
pack 111 ,;
in the Eastern Oi?!Aion stand- wm the playoffl,
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ings they're going to have to j Jerry Well and Elgw Baylor •
.
he team
scored 35 aDd 31 points lor the
solve the rest of I
s.
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while (
The 118111t was tied a hallj
The Celts made a dramatie wmnersln
ayapme
I
dozenand
times
In thehands
first 12an minFultn-Mtgmry
Mnro11365
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fell short hit
su_nday
Hanadvh23'ceklorandtheSamCeltoJ.ones had 'll ..
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chsnged
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ditlonal four or five times durPotsdam 9l Utica 61
Oblo !Hgh School Balketblll
mght as a .
wo Cincinnati chalket! up its third lng that stretch. But, midway
Hudsn Val cc 73 Erie Cnty 64 By llnited Press 1Dternall01181
free throws With dlr.. secondt vietory in Its last four garnet :·
of the second frame. the visitSoudl
Lambndge 63 Meadowbrook f&gt;5
.
left to gJVe the . Los Angeles . after breaking a seven-game .
97
87
78
lng Panthers broke a 17-17 tie
Loyola La.
Citadel
Zanesville Rosecrans .
1
Gallipolis placed lour scorers Gilkey pared the DevHs re- Lakers a 127"125 VIctory. .
losing streak as it jumped !AI II .
with a goal and two foul shots,
Result&gt;
Miami. Fla 87 Auburn 73
Miller 56 ; il. double figures and !he Blue bounding with 12. Ford had
In_ the only other game m the .!7-23 first period lead agamst
and were neve' to he headed By United Press lnll!rnatloual Florida 78 Kentucky 75
Maysville 80 Roseville 59
IDevils hit 42 per cent from !he P. J. Ryal nine, John Dav 1d. Nallonal _Basketball Assoctallon, the Bullets and co_asted to the .
Eaot
Freder~ck
Col
89
Hawthorne
74
Crooksville
69
Shertdan
48
· ory. HaPPY Hairs ton bad a
again. Still, In all, the game
.
field Saturday, Result. the char- son 10. and Tom Spencer SIX · Cincinnati clobbered Baltimore' , VIC
1
was seldom more than a hot Princeton 85 Navy 57
Wm&amp;Mary 36 Geo Wash 30
Tri-Valley 61
.
I gOil of Coach Duke snapped a Dave Cyrus pa~ Coal Grove 1S8·114.
.
.
I earee_r high of 30 points ~nd .
streak away !rom either team, Duquesne 89 Wake Forest 71
North Carolina 95 NYU :i8
West Muskmgum 56 three-game losing streak by with 11 snags.
Boston and Philadeiphia have Conme Dierking added 21 pomtl .
Temple 80 Rhode Island 62
Rider 66 American U ti2
New Lexmgton 73
stln in Coach Pete Patterson'~ Pointwise. Jackson, hitting met three times this season and : and 23 rebounds, another career
and
the
margin
was
seldom
Denver
65
St
Bonvnture
5ll
Louisville
96
Dayoon
81
New
Concord
45
from the comers • and on hard- Boston has won two games. But high • to lead the &amp;yals• Adrl.,
ffiore than £our points.
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M
. Coagl Ggrove Horne1s, _1o· nt.
60
1 ton 78
48
On one occasion In the fourth Conn 89 E. Caro ma
Ashvll Bltmr 83 Wmng
Phi o 5ll organ
·n M ; Hitting consistently from out- driving layups. paced Gallia's the 76ers have lost only o?E' Smith Sfored 21, Oscar R4berl. ' St. John's 65 Noire f)ame 62
Miss. 79 Ala. 58
Woodsfield 66 Heallsvl e
th corers with 23 markers. Gil- other game all season while son 19 ·and Jerry "Lucas 17
0
period, Pomeroy opened a 10 Mass. 87 Maine 68
Ky Wslyn 94 Geogtwn Ky 76
Caldwell 92 Waterford 62
•_Ide and
Bl e
was close behind with 21 Boston has lost sil&lt; other gamesl lhe starling five bad a·balanced
point liPread of 44-34, but Waha· Lehigh fi2 Bucknell 55
Delta St 65 NW La 63
Fort Frye 54 Shenanduah 43 first lime 1 18 year, e ue
.
d
·d
-three to lhe Detroit Pistons - night
-rna fought back ann the le•d CCNY 89 Bridgeport 72
Tenn 52 Clemson 44
Licking Valley 62 Johnstown 40 Devils battled the host club on I tallies. Ford an 0 0;v~ns:n and it -means the Celts trail ille • Lt~oy Ellls led the Bullfll
shrunk to 5, went back to 9, Drexel 68 Swarthmore 55
Bellamme 88 Tex Wslyn 79
Pettisville 50 Hilltop 40
even terms thrmwhnut the fir.t each pumped m 1 . . p c r 16ers by 5~ games in the with 17 illts
and !hen back down to a ~cant Seton Hall 96 Boston U 74
Tulan• 93 Davidson 89
Aymville 'ill Archbold 64
perind until Rod Gilkey's long , had fwe, and Ryal_ four. ~o~ I
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po .
3 nt 54-51 with JUst a mmute Wagner 104 Susquehanna 56
T n A&amp;l St 76 Pan Ameri 68 Toledo Watte 48 Bryan 28
jumper from the Side made II Meadows got three m the ma
ALL-STAll
ID play.
Elzbthtwn 90 Wilkes Col 71
.;~a 77 Salem 76
Stryker 81 Montpelier 30
14-12, GAHS with 1,115 remain- seconds of achon.
.
S
The Falcons then missed a Kings Pt 81 Queens
73
L~yol~ Md 88 Old Domn 87
Defiance 45 Napoleon 42
I ing. That put the visitors ahead Burson used mne of his 12·
chance to score, Anderson hit Adelphia 72 C.W. Post 68
SW Mo 73 So Oak St Col 63
Greenville 54
for keeps.
member squad. Benched the en98
two fouls, and when the Fal- Springfield
Norwich 74
Loyola Calif 70 Arizona 48
'frotwnod-Madis~n 52 1 With Gilkey. r -.,o (.Juice) tire game as a result of recent
cons miSsed again. Radford Canisius 80 Geotwn DC. 77
Jackson St 102 Paul Quinn 5J Versailles 53 Ptqua Cathohc 52 Jackson, Bob Ford and John ! performance~ were Larry M1t.
collected two louis oo make it Scranton 111 DeJa Val 80
Miss Si 98 La St 84
,Arcanum 62
Davidson paving the way, the 1chell, Jtm Gilmore, wh&lt; had
511-51. Dale Rollins hit
two Depaul 69 Villanova 61
Albany St Ga. uo Morhuse 93 1
Twm Valley South 60 Galhans raced to an 18 _15 first started prev1ous . games, and
free ones, but the clock ran o~t St. Fmcs NY 18 LlU 75
Purdue 85 Washington 70
New MadtSon 66 Monroe 64 I period lead. By intermi&lt;.&lt;ion. Butch Cordell. ThiS triO turned
Rochester 102 wash &amp; Lee
M'ami Ohio 69 Ball St 65
MISstssinawa Valley 97
GAHS increased the margin to m their umforms
followmg
aJch Bob Om!M' Legan
CHAMP TO SPEAK
Calif Pa. st. 92 Edirboru 87
In~. Loyola Ill 73
. Covmgton 51 nine points - 36-27.
' Saturday's coolest.
Chieftains put up a good fight
DENVER (UPI.i . -Former Wstmnister Pa 61 Wooster 39 Del 95 St John's Minn 74
Bradford 77 Indian Lake 43 , A th th" d
'od 1 n 1 Galhpohs committed 21 turn·
at Waverly Saturday night, but
heavyweight cbampwn Jack Amer 1ntnatl 85 St Anselms
E lh 86 Franklin 14
Gettysburg 64 Russia til 12 ot) , s e '' pen go ~ · :overs Coal Grove lost the ball
the SEOAL ~quad suffered its
Dempsey will be the featured Penn Sl 98 Colgate 64
x:~ie~n Ohio 101 Kent St 78 Athens 48 Warren Local 3~ derway,_ the hBurs~nmen t th't : 17 ti,;,es. The r.allians now
fourth defeat in siJ 118111H, 62.
speaker at the third annual ! Drtmth 70 MIT 68
Iowa 63 Drake 75
Alexande1 54 Nelsonville 50
;:rything t ey t rew •
e . own a 2-4 season mark .
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1
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53
Colorado Sports Hall of Fame , Army 66 Holy Cross 51
c·n 14 Wstrn Mich 48
Ames-Berne !IS
ps - cnps, ong JUmps. tp- Grove IS 1-5. having downed
Waverly, defemling South.Cenbanquet Feb. _2.
.
Tufts 71 Brooklyn 'ol 70
'. . U 67
Carthage-Troy 50 ins. ph" one beautiful rrnss 1 Chrsapeake 72-70 for its only
tr I • • . ch
.
c
Mmn •t Oh1o .
rt hook by Gilkey When
a .,.ague atnprons, il the
Dempsey IS a nahve ol 1'\ E. 1116 Middlebury 70
Phlia Texlie 71 Youngstwn 70
Chauncey-Dover 70
cou
ed h .(; "'
' win Friday night.
''You got me! I don't kDow If only team dlat
beaten SEQ.
Colorado and was mcknamed Kings 82 Oneonta 65
Mt UniOn 84 Frdeoni NY St 4li
Rome-Canaan Sf the smoke clear . t ' a ans : Thursday. GAHS returns lo !bert's a rule against it •• a AL co-leader Jackson lhis winthe Manassa Mauler after his 1 "I II St 1:!0 W Chstr 85
Toledo 103 Marshall 91
The Plains 60 Glouster 57
I owned. a 83-47 lead. At one SEOAL play by traveling
J'ump ball or not!"
ter.
borne town.
Mll rsv •
S
F
St
Gallipolis
78
Coal
Grove
70
pomt
m
the
third
Per'
0
d,
1
Pomeroy
64
88
Akron
ran
· 1n 72 Massl'IIon 46 GAHS led by 18 tallies - 60-42 Box score
·
Logsn
leUofbeldnd
:-oaiJy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0.,- Dec. 19,
M . H an81! Fairmont
74
Canton Lmco
of Saturdav's conIone
period
action,16-8
and after
still
-i ......-ei..-..-iil..--~-..-..- ""'mlil•:'COC'" ";-••.-...,-.......,......... IndomsTechrvy102 St. Francs 1nd •'5 Canlon Lehman 60
- with 1.48 showmg on the ' I t
.
I
es :
, trailed 26-I7 at balltime. After
Wh~aoon 112 Wabash 108
.
Sandy Valley 56 . clock.
.
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GALLIPOLIS - McCarty, 0
three periods, Waverly was or
lnd St 103 W New Mex 81
Canton Tmlken 70 Perry 63 ' The Blue Dev1ls m31nlamed , -4--0: Jackson. 10--J-23 : Spen.
top. -M. Logan outscored the
w. Ky 81 Butler 68
Alliance 60 Canton McKmley 59 their big point spread unlil mid- ' cer. !- 1- 5: Ford, 4- 2--10:
I bost 47club I9-15 in the final can.
Det Bible Col 88 Mdwstrn 81
You~gs~:n ~~~~t""c!~olic 47 way in the final perhlod. Subsh- ~ Gilkey, 10--1 - 21 : Dennis. 0-to.
Ohio Norhrn 100 Wayne Si60
ouJS~~~ 0 &gt;2 Lee!Dnia 44
lutes then flooded t e noor.
0--ll : Ryal , 1- 2--4 : Dav,dson . .
Greg Poston's 17 pomts parHillsdle91. LakeSuprerSt, 79
LM merva 83 Wes1 8 ranc h 50
Coal Grove oulscored the
ll210
.
Meadows,
113:
TOled
the Chiefs .
h
1
Centrl M1ch 70 W. Ill. ,62
Marlm ton 78 Glenwood 43
GAHS seconds 11-S dunng I e , TALS 33--12- 78.
.
Waverly won the reserve con
st. Louis 76 Bradley 12
CantongSouth 58 Crestwoud 49 final four mmutes. The Hornets COAL GROVE - c;yrus, 4- 1! Southwestern H12h
School test, s:HO. Bo• score of the
s: Col Iowa 79 NE Mo. St 61 North Canton 72 Lake 62
, hi! 38 per cent from !he f~eld, - 9: McCoy, 10--5--2a: Vander· dropped a 74-54 encounter oo varsity tilt:
_SW Mo. St 73 San Diego St 63 GreeotiZ Jackson 60
127 of 71. McCoy was high with hoof. t- 5- 7. Hall. 5--t- ll: Boys ~ndustrlal School Satur I Lor.AN _ Westlall 3- ---ll
Ohio Wslyn 73 Wstrn Rsrve 71 East Canton 57
25 points.
Hitchcock. 2- 1}--4: Patterson. day mght at Lancaster. The . Weiland ~2-12: Kemper2 1Cncrd SD 94 So Dak . Si 60
Canton St. Thomas Aquinas ~2 Besides having their
best 4---2--10 ;
Delander, l-4--2: Highlanders are now 2-3 l~r :1--4; Poston 7-3-17; TrowCatholic U 73 Evansville 7l
Orrville 78 Northwest 54
night of the year from I he Humphrey, 0--2--2; TOTALS the season and play host . •o bridge ~2· Angle 1-:1--4·
Tex. W. 71 Kan 67
Tuslaw 68 Atwater 61
field - 33 of 77 lor 42 per cent 27-16--70.
Southern Local Wednesday rught Perry ~; 'Totals 20-13-53
Emp~ia 83 Baker U 78
Cleveland Latin 63
- the Gallians also
looked By quarters ·
at Southweslern.
.
WAVERLY - Thompoon 1!
Phillips 66ero 9tl Do Dak
Clevelond Collinwood 62 strong on the boards, colle~ Galhpohs
18 18 27 15 - 78 1 B LS . had four men ~ d•nl- -f-26; Armbruster 6--1- 13 ·
64 62
Aurora 102 Rockford 57
Cleveland Holy Name 65
1 ill8 54 rebounds. Coal
Grove Coal Grove . 15 12 20 23 - 70 1ble figures· Oozter had 1'· Mar- Foster 3--1- 7; Abels 3-I- ·,
7
So Ill. 65 Empona Sl P 78
Clevelarm rl• oudes 58 , had but 34. Most of those rome I Reserve score - Coal Grove hn 19, Cathcart 14 and Deno- Howllrd 2--2--jl; Schmidt 1-0
No Ill 79 Bowlmg Gre .n
Cleveland John Marshall 67
1in the final period.
39 Gallipolis 37.
tmg had 12·
.
-2. Skinner 0-1-1; TOTALo
Ind. Cntrl 96 Mar Murray 73
Cleveland Max Hayes 63
Gene Hall was h1gh for the 2S- 2--j!
1 2
Augstn Ill 96 No Cntrl 71
Cleveland West Tech 74
I
Highlanders with 19
points. , By quarters·
St. Cloud 7l Luther Col 53
Cleveland Lmcoln 62 '
Keith Carter had 11, and Oave l Waverly
. 18 10 21 15 - 62
Stout St 75 Augsburg 73
Cleveland St. Ignatius 69
Notter finiShed With 10.
I Lo an
,
111
17
19
St Thoms 69 No Dak St 63
Cleveland South 311
In the reserve game. B.I.S. , g
- •·1
6
Washburn M Ottawa ~
Elyria Catholic 71
downed the Little Highlanders ga~·:~•s -Waverly S3, LoGnrl Beadle 71 Peru Neo. 6l
Cleveland St. Stanislaus 45 1
59-33. Dave Morgan had 14 :
Siou• Falls Ill Bethel 73
Beachwood 74 Independence 4S Athens, fn anotiler Jow-scor- 1 By quarters;
points for Southwestern. and : ------~--Bemidji 95 Austana 86
Painf'lville Riverside 57
ing defensive battle slipped past I Athens · · . . . . . . 16 21 32 48 Myrick and Haridley each had I Pittsburgh
1 1 1 .185
Soothwe•t
Ashtabula Harbor 34 Warren Local o!ll-35 Saturday Warren Local · 15 20 28 35 1l4 for the winners.
Atlanta
3 II o .214
IRtl'oducfng
North Tex 86 Okla. 78
Cleveland Kennedy 62
night to remain unbeaten in Reserve score - Athens 56 Southwestern (54) - Dillon. , New York
1 12 1 .f1/l
Kansas St 66 Tex Tech 58
Cl'Veland East 52 five outings. It was Athens' Warren Local 45.
' 2--1-5; Hall, ~19: Shriver,
Wtl!lern Divla1oa
81
Ablne Chrstn 63 W Tex St
Medina 40 Wadsworth 38
14th straight win over Warren
1-3--5: Notter, 4--2--10: Carw. L, T. Pet.
Sothrn Meth 89 M1dwstrn 74
Clearview 102 Columbia 56
Local.
ALEXANDER li41
ter. 3- 5--11: and Waugh, 2-- Green Bay
12 2 o .857
Houston 90 San Fran 74.
New London 58 Perkins S6
Alnander dumped Nelsonville Himmal 2--ll-12; west, 2- H. Totals, 2&lt;1-14-54.
Baltimore
9 ~ o .114.1
Tex. Chrstn ltrl Okla. Crty 9'1 Akron Central 70
54-50 a• the G~eyhoundo lost 1_ 5, B...;,ks, 1-4--2: McDan- B.I.S. (74) Dozier 8-1-17 Cath Los Angel.,
8 6 o .571
Bishop 106 Tex. Col 100
Lakewood St. Edward 65 their fourth stratght
contest iel, 8-5--17; Miggemeyer, 8- 1741 - Dozier. 8-1-17 : Catt San Fran&lt;'isc. 6 6 2 .5011
Tulsa 107 Arhngton St 74
Cleveland East Tech 80
Saturday night. Box scores:
II- IS. Kincade, 2- 1- 5; TO- cart. 6--2- 14: Martin, 9--1-19: Chicago
s 7 2 .417
New Mex. St. 62 New Mex 61
Cleveland Glenville 51
A111ENS 14111
TALS 19--16--54.
Ushurg, 1-4--2: Dennting. 5-- Mlnoe&lt;ota
4 9 1 ..108
Hardn-5mmons 122 Idaho St 88 Shaker Heights 57 Brush 56 I Rapp, 2--1-5: Heady, 5-32-12: Mcilvain, 0--0--0: Hatr!r· Detroit
~ 9 1 :ma
E New Me&gt;. 60 Pnhndl 61
Parma Valley Forge 81
,13: Bauer, t--1!--2: Clark, 4-NELSONVILLE &lt;50)
cock, 1-4--2: Johnson, 4--4"
West
Euclid 51 3-11 ; Eblin, 3-3-9: Hummel, Pancake, 4-1- 12: Harold, 3,a. Totals , 34-6-74.
QUICK SERVICE FOit
Colo. 91 Ariz. 74
East Cleveland Shaw 73
11-2--2; Handley, 2- 1}--4: Lac-1:-&amp;--12: Hubbard, 7- 2- 16 : Han· ! southwestern . 10 13 10:11-54
THE HOLIDAYS!
Air Force 64 DePauw 54
Lakewood 49 key, 1-4--2; TOTALS 16--12- mg, ~: Corngan. 1~2; B 1 S
13 12 18 31-74
Ore. St 92 Brghm Young 78
Cleveland Lourdes 68
48.
TOAALS 19--12- 50.
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Colo. Coll. 81 Coli Sante Fe 80
Byzantine 37 1 WARREN LOCAL &lt;351
By quarters:
NFL Slalldlngo
Utah St. 92 Providence 85
Lorain St. Mary 71
Mitchem, 5-4--10: .Johnson, Alennder
. 10 35 4S 54 1 By Ualted Press lnlernadooal
Soulhern Cal 7l N. C. St. f&gt;5
Cleveland St. Jobn Cantlus 59 1-:1--4: Bowles, 4--4-12: John Nelsonville
9 29 42 50
Easlera Division
DRY CLEANING
Utah tOO Stanford 87
Lorain Admiral King 75
Collman, 2-1-5: R. Coffman, I Reserves - Nelsonville 76
W. L. r. Prt.
-SERVICE_69
Los Angeles 100 Redlands 82
Larain 10 2---0-4: TOTALS 14-7-35,
1Aiexander 45.
Dallas
!Upon Your Raqu•tl
10 3 1 7
ValparaiYO 76 U. Pacific 74
Eastlake North 84 Mentor 5tl
s·
- - oberlin 57 Mid.iew 49
Philad&lt;lphla
9 5 0 .843
Humboldt 90 Oregom Tech 82
Westlake 77
f0
Black River 53 Buckeye 52
Cleveland
9 5 o .643
Wash. St. 78 Montana 58
Cleveland Lutheran West 43 I
Berlin Heigllts 76
st. LouiS
3 5 1 .6t&gt;
San Fern Vly 91 Adams 69
Brecksville 51 Solon 49 &lt;oil
NBA Standings
South Amherst aa Washington
7 7 o .500 Second St.
Calif. 1lrv.) e3 Pugel Snd 76
- -- - · ·--By Uolted· Press fnteraallonal
Cal Lutheran 90 Alma 76
VanderbUt lnvltallonal
Easlera Dlvlsloo
deluX! fine lurnirurf
Idaho 74 Cal Western 66 •
Vanderbilt 100 LaSallo 115
w. L. P•t.
cabinetry lor every budget
Cal Ply Pom 87 Ctl tHo!.) 111 Nebraska 71 Portl•nd 69
Philad~lp!Jtlr
29 3 .!lOG
, • ; every room stttin&amp; t
Cal St. (LB 1 75 Chapman 49
IIJDwaukee Clastic
Bos\on
22 7 .759
Wstrn Wash. 74 Satramentt 04 Wisconsin 88 South Carolina 84 New \'ark
IS 18 .455
Tilt COVINIITQN
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MOIItl 2S:C41ttW
Cal Full. B3 Cal Tech 71
' Marqueue !2 Fordham 58
CllteJnMti
12 11 .4W
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Hand&amp;oml Conttmptll'f'
Vlrelnta Tech lavltallonal
Mempblo Clnsl•
Baltlmore
8 25 .142
styltd comptct nntolt
· VIrginia Tech 76 ·Richmond 61 Memphis St. 55 Maryland 5.1
: Wostera Dlvlsfoa
In ltnulnf 911flnjshtd
Walnut nnMrt tnd
Eastern Ky 81 Fla. St. 59
Oklahoma St. 50 ArkallSaB 43
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Panther
thelr old rtrllry In a typically deadeye Bill Radford had the
eloJe and hard lousht contest range with his jump shot and
tbal llnallf' went to Pomeroy topped all scorers wtth 20. Don
by a 58-U ICOre.
SwiSher and Ron Logan each

so pulled down 17 rebound•.
Playmakers Bill Moore and Bob
Whaley had five apiece, while
Anderson added four.
For Wahama, Bill Marshall!
fouled out alter playmg on y

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bounds for the night.' wor
Senior guard Dale Rol~n•- tu~;::d
netted len
Ray Slsk pulled
d
t 1·
bounds scored
own we ve re
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contributed six points and nine a clean
of the . mght.
rebounds In his first starting , Tuesday mght. the Wlulf Fal •ssignment, while Denver Gibbs corn; entertain Rutland m tne.
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how the top tO small coUese
basketball tellllll fared during
the weekend:
I. Kontucky Wetll)'lll bfBt

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IIIIDSGPn•"D"

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.......

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3. Evansville lost

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,ou Mllw' what 1n1111H 1

4. Akroll beat San Francis&lt;o
Sl. 18-64.
5. Cheyney Slate was Idle.
5. Pan Amerll!llll loll to

PAUL DAVIES
404SecondAYt.
Galllpellt, Ohio

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9. LlU lost to St. Francts
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Kroger Br.1nd

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Cream Toppil1g ... _..... ______ _

Prwrnfum

Duz
klntl

lb.

crtn.

49C
42c

8or.
pkg.

31c

Krager Brand

$1.46

tJq ....

7-•L

Cream Cheese --------- -----

KROGER
MILK

Avondale

Kroger Brand

White Bread ·····-· ··· ·· 4 lO.or. 88 7 .... $]
--- ...... c

....... .... .. $2.49

PH I LCO Lighted

COWR

• ••••••••••

GoldMidal

lb.

Salvo

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Cube Steak

Lean and Tender

Kroger R!a/

Philco tak~ the guesswork out of tuning Color TV I

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Krqgen F~h·lleef. /

2 49c /
75c

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Turkey Roast .• _2 ~ $2.39

73c FIG BARS I··

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18lb. up ...... .. .... lb.

Cheer

F.._.,~~

Shonorodoob Light IOd Doric MN1

89c

so....

2

TMDessee St 711-88.
1. Grambling beat Oklahoma
BapU!IM.
1.' Indiana State beat Western

JEWELERS

lb.

'\k.. .

Caaned Ham: ..10 ! . .. ._ 79c .

Tide

to Cathollc

!1. 7J.71.

OPEN TIL 8 TONIGHT

$1.67

..... '"' .:7: ..

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DubLNIUI'•

10 to 15 lb. avg,

Oxydol

Geweetown (Ky.) M-7&amp;.
2. Southern Illinois beat Em·,

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wt..

lkz, far . - ·

HOW TilEY FAilED

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Ma:rwell Hou1e Instant

Nt ••••Y

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............ : S.1c
Coffee

down-! 0 yell war·
ruty-IIW •oathly
Ctll Dbla

lftll • htpp~r

lb.

Only K""'r has fho 1-trbv
With the Wishbone Gu•rantee
• .. H "" d0111 . _ lrt f1ro
finest tvr'o&lt;ty JOV IYtr tasted
Krt~tr Will l8fund your ,.....:

'Armour Star Grade A

Coffee

llatrlc IMII IIW-and
lllilldiiNI nat

.....
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illll"' allll value.

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Copyright, Thl Kroger Co., 1961

Maxwell Hous.,

lty,

Qriltllll.

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COLL£cnDN

43c

Mare tender meat

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K....,w; IC,Yelw

Pears

Dash

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signals when Color TV is pn erly tuned

Rolls

Oooon ...,..., c. .... ,

~.~ce . . ~ ........ 2 .~.: 39c

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85c

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f~EYE

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lorp tl• ...... ..'

Gleem .. " .,.

Makes Phllco Color
TV as easy to tuna
as a ndio

·' ...l~: '

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Nn rau Cll liH Ctlot T¥
quick as 1 wlnll. Till t.AinJ ...
tilnll• ..... ,._ tlcture is
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"""'" you buy H. If you oro
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STAMPS With Co"!!on
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2 Cans

TV RELIABILITY

't"VIIIf ~ fl4 .... 1tflttlllftf tell It tl~hhld
u ••tclll Wlllllf fltllturr

Kroger Brand

(Country Club Ice Cream

..... ,............ 39c
Phllco SOUl! STAT!
Slgn1l Syltlm
INCREASES COLOR

Pin~apple • •..•.• ~ 5 ':.! $1

$J.09

English WaJnuts ~- 59c
Mixed Nuts .... . -.,. 59c
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lnl they \Vt!'8 a "polltleal
.tr' ... Aflir I lhriMaJ
biiGn Judp Jootjlb
·
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ease wu bemld out . . .

eal ~lofty: IJ!eloai
Walter MabaDey w11
by hls brother WUJiini J.
boney, form., uptllte
craUe party cbllrman, one
the two or three best
lawyer~ Ill the U. S.. .
Comm. Hoving posed for a

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Park and wllen the

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tools.

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NeWIWIR statee naUy
wo rumored
Pr!!vlousl~
Loreo'•
upactlnf
. : =~~
lwo TV lhowa . . . Louli

HONEYSUCKLE

Turkeys g:~

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to stage a series of
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lb.

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12$ E. Mlln St.

Phone 992·2171

a: SAVINGS CO.

Butt Portions

HIGH FIDELITY STEREO

16.95

5

FM-AM RADIO ••.•STEREO FM RADIO

Rlg.$24.95
Gift Boxod

BIUFOLDS
$113

arb.
can $6.99
-

$2A9

$3.49
$4.21
$4.35

10-lb. Can
desti'Jled with a
special fiair tor
trraeious IIvlng

FRIIi GIFT WRAPPING

~
appJiances

ENGLISH
LEATHER
Flunbeam .,.,., a
autollllAUO

eleotrtc

GIFT lOuD

percolator

$23.94

TREE

ORNAMENTS
Gl•••

2·~~~. lt.,.

Decorllecl 89c

6 9c

BOX..0-10-BOWS
STICK ON

ASSORTED, Reg. 98c _

Sunbeam rltht
elecll'lo
can opener
oFootoi!P-

c............. $3.50 . ' • • • . $2.70

• H1ndltt1nyill:MCIIIICI

Distinctive Danish Modern Styling, Solid Stete Ampilfier with
:)utstanding Peak Music Power, plus Solid St~te FM AM Stereo
FM Radio. Convenient Lift Lid Record Storage Space.

I Open Every Night Til 9 ~his WHk ,I
Mason Furnit ure

.,...._:::::::,/

with ....

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Sunbeam"'wS ~~:..._

69c

Clftl

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SULTANA BRAND

Fruit Cocktail
Sweet Potatoes V-8 Cocktail

).lb.

47c
Sunbeam - · ~~-=!!!

lleg.
49c

Sunbeam llltll
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HOLIDAY CANDY

HOLIDAY NUTS

Chocolates ~:.~..':"
:·1sc
Chocolates ~:;!- 2 !. fJ ·"'
Royal Lusters,:
";..49c
· Cream Drops ~:"..
'!: 29c
.. c
Candy Ann1!10%' •.u.... _ 111.1........ 35

Mixed Nuts ;.:-__ . .-.: 65c
!:59c
English Walnuts Almonds ~~--­ ~~69c
Shell Peanuts __ :!69c

Filberts

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HOURS:

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Pi.l'tt~.,il"'; i
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Poultry Seasoning ·.. ·.... 1-oL can 13c
ANN PAGE
Whole Cloves ........ .. H-oz. can 17c
Brown Sugar .. .......... 2 lb. bag 37c

c Eggs, Medium Grade A···· ·· ·· doz. 49c
Yukon Club Glngerale 3-28 oz. bots. 49c
49
2 C Table Salt ········ 2 - 26-oz. pkgs. 25c Egg Noodles - 3 ~~~... spo Black Pepper .. .. .. .. .. .. 8-oz. can 59c '
Marshmallow c... 2 ~ 49c .·
FRUIT
EggNog - - ~:: 69c 1'h·lb. Cake _ $1.49 5-lb. Cek• $3.99
Margarine
S !k~;. 99c

416,.,_111 St. _
II!' H .t

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3-LB.
CAKE

MuJU• :11

'COOker"

fry pan

Gum

l·lb.
- - pkg.

WHIT£ HOUSE

(buffet •&amp;¥le)

lnd

69c

HI POLITE

size or lhtPI.;ea

King of the Hill, $4.00 • • • $3.GI
Sorry, reg. $4.00 . . ....•• $3.118
Booby Tr~p. ..... $4.00 .•• $3.0f
Clue, reg. $4.00 ...... , .. $3.08
~ncentrotjon, rflll. $4.00 .. $3-0&amp;

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pkg.
1-lb

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4 99c Turkey and Ham Fixins
Stuffing Mix ·.. ·.... ·.. · 8-oz. pkg. 29c
89
4 c Stuffing Bread ·········· 24-oz.loaf 32c

ANN PAGE-ALL WIDTHS

fin..,.lljloctloO

6-ROLLS RIBBON
Auorted Colors
66-Feet

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ALL GOOD

A&amp;P STRAINED OR WH
.-:-:Oc:LE=-·- - - con

$39.94

CHIIRP.UL
TIAIPUL - Monepoly, reg. $5.GO • . . • sus

39C

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ORANGES _

VEGETABLE JUICE

TESTED--APPROVED

15 Liphll C·7'!'1. OM Goes Oul Still Burn

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FINE FOR SALADS

A&amp;P BRAND

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.

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-

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u.. 99c

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CANNED HAMS

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Rig.
$3.19 _ _

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GENEROUS
SHANK
PORTION

63c Center Slices ,:::::_

BONELESS-· COOKED

· 20%-30o/o-SO%
FOR THE FAMILYJ

lb.

Zippo Lighter

ROYAL CREST

NOT END CUTS

SUPER·RIGHT

4''
Reg. $3.50
Reg. $4.70
Reg. $5.75
Reg. $6.00

doubl•

WHOlE HAMS .. ........ ... ... 14lbs. &amp; up ... ... .. ....... ... Jb. 59c

GENU INI

$8.00

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dently offer you
pur mon.y bock If y.u'n
not complllely Hliofiecl. (Price Iobei or ,..1...,.
tape l1 nH1111ry of couml

SUPER-RIGHT BRAND- SMOKED

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SAVE

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Cooked Hams

RADIO .

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$1J59
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WITH SOLID STATE AMPUFJa

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YOUNG-TENDER

TENDER-YOUNG

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Ia the II!IW!1'r Jut call&amp;llf ODe of )'0111'
doll pmoual1110DeJ fr1eada here for

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ABOUT OUR TURKEYS?
So Sure We Offer You.

S9c

Chickens - SSe
Chickens- 49c
Capons--- lb.79c
Ducklings ---lb.s9c

SAVI! $12.00

ELECTRIC
KNIFE

Ra:t,
..._"- - lb.

HOW SURE ARE WE

PLUMP MEATY

Arrlqd

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WHY NOT GIVE THE BEST?

1

1795

49c

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THE SHOE BOX
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, .... . .
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... 39c.,...
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woulcl be p!'lllted, tho
lllid, "Playboy ~gazlne.
ler·fold?).
.

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IOto

er Wll liked where

denim ouch as Mark
1
lather died · · · How como ,.. Non-) quot.. Nlzer thuat ne; I
porters lllllled IIIli Gilt: Wll· an!Windlnp are "a llbeklllll
~r U~~ up,tlale limMr wave apiDa! our eountry's
· · . . . . wall - - ' In !efrlly." ... lAuls appall'elltly\
~- Y, . . . . c.ut'l G! IColpeo "'Pires to becomO a regular Joe
ng 3.11110 lbew If Nllll1hGr- Pyne, D. &amp;luklnd or
AIIID
hood· J'tJIInaa Co., .whole boll Burie, whidlll1isllcally 11 aJm.

GINERAL ILECTRIC

I!I

II In Ita 11r11
. quarter.
wise Tbe momlng stars are Mora
Quaker who Is one of N. Y.'• IJid Jupiter.
blasest real estate
11iant1 Tbe evenllll ·~ II ~~
(tilt biJia, 111111't 8L Moritz Brllllb arellc aploNr Wlio
Hotel, tilt stylish Carltm a-, 111a1 Edward Pcry WU bora 011
bo1J8111 from the !llnaJI•b AI- tbls dey Ia 1710. .
tors: 111o control o1 Bush Ter· On tbls dly Ia hlllor1;
,
mlnal, Empire State Bldg, ete.) In 17'17, George WulilagiA)n ·
qulelly ll1lded a string o1 nine IIIII the Contluenlal ArmJ bepn
llloteiJ to hls 1olden chain .. . their 1liDIIr eaumpment at
Britllh SIDler VIcki Stuart and Valley Forge, Pa.
hlllblnd eomlc Lou MencbeU In 1824, . lll8llllMro ol tbe
ha" tile I)IDipatby of their AmeriCIII Federation ol Labor
countleu lhowblz friends over elected WiiUaDI 01'1111 P
the tragic "crib death" of their )ll'81idanl 10 au""" Somuel
tllreNnGIIIhHid Andrew.
Oompen.

e.:_ • Mn Clol!ki lrlld to
1111 lfnllltt dowll.
,,..__ .. _ Boyer'a tbem bal!k (after M~=~~~ Barry Helmsly, the

;rub hb!:..:Y

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ll8llllni in hll Calif, &amp;lporl01'
Col!l'l dl¥9f" 9Ue ~ TW3
liar Nanoy Afnll faii tilt awm.
enl Is .,.... ldiiiUiiell Ollly 11
"Johnny Doe.• , .. Eric ~
lllill'a clolai liD NlJCil'V "()pea
Mlitd" on the DI!IIOD Rwtyoa
Broadw!lf era llllltaled "You
hadda Be There" but Is JNIIBlnl
up IUCh dellniUVI RllllfOD es.
perts a 1por11 eo111m11111 Jim.
my Cannon, who really WQ
there, wa a peraonal lrleDd of
Runyon's: wb1le iJte e1o1ec1 •
minded eome-lalllla art oet..
tlin1 lor mere III.Uiyot~-r• •.rei).
ert . · . One NBC R~!JI.
•hallow nMildler noted coi1fl.
dently that Swill Morgen Oa.
mon's prollllftJe fer "Tbe 'Leino
en Drop Kid" IIIII Olber authenlie "Mindy" delllJIIII "ll d · d''
ea
- which .OOwa oow •ooltyiOQf·
ly these aaJdp hlltDrllns 1et

U.S. GOVT. IIMafD ...

. MONOAY,
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Voice of Broadway

folloll.
Till -

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NELSON'S.

Jumpi!IJ at COIICkllio111.
J tlct ....... ,.~
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•.I&amp;D 1111 ~ ••· Caoservalive Pari7e Kifrlil O'Dohertv'•

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AJIIaey leglllallll'e exit)
lnl they \Vt!'8 a "polltleal
.tr' ... Aflir I lhriMaJ
biiGn Judp Jootjlb
·
~ Wll 'flndlclted

ease wu bemld out . . .

eal ~lofty: IJ!eloai
Walter MabaDey w11
by hls brother WUJiini J.
boney, form., uptllte
craUe party cbllrman, one
the two or three best
lawyer~ Ill the U. S.. .
Comm. Hoving posed for a

tt looking out
Park and wllen the

,,

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9to12 AM OM.Y

~~PRICE

:

HAIR DRYER
CU. Hit Box Style

1

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DOCfOR
SAYS

tools.

--

Other Fine Poultry Buysl

NeWIWIR statee naUy
wo rumored
Pr!!vlousl~
Loreo'•
upactlnf
. : =~~
lwo TV lhowa . . . Louli

HONEYSUCKLE

Turkeys g:~

newotlallns with TV
to stage a series of
aol lllll'andlziac
eoeouu!ert with Warren

lb.

'

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TILL XMAS

12$ E. Mlln St.

Phone 992·2171

a: SAVINGS CO.

Butt Portions

HIGH FIDELITY STEREO

16.95

5

FM-AM RADIO ••.•STEREO FM RADIO

Rlg.$24.95
Gift Boxod

BIUFOLDS
$113

arb.
can $6.99
-

$2A9

$3.49
$4.21
$4.35

10-lb. Can
desti'Jled with a
special fiair tor
trraeious IIvlng

FRIIi GIFT WRAPPING

~
appJiances

ENGLISH
LEATHER
Flunbeam .,.,., a
autollllAUO

eleotrtc

GIFT lOuD

percolator

$23.94

TREE

ORNAMENTS
Gl•••

2·~~~. lt.,.

Decorllecl 89c

6 9c

BOX..0-10-BOWS
STICK ON

ASSORTED, Reg. 98c _

Sunbeam rltht
elecll'lo
can opener
oFootoi!P-

c............. $3.50 . ' • • • . $2.70

• H1ndltt1nyill:MCIIIICI

Distinctive Danish Modern Styling, Solid Stete Ampilfier with
:)utstanding Peak Music Power, plus Solid St~te FM AM Stereo
FM Radio. Convenient Lift Lid Record Storage Space.

I Open Every Night Til 9 ~his WHk ,I
Mason Furnit ure

.,...._:::::::,/

with ....

-. -

~-

$16.94
Sunbeam"'wS ~~:..._

69c

Clftl

JANI PARKER

SULTANA BRAND

Fruit Cocktail
Sweet Potatoes V-8 Cocktail

).lb.

47c
Sunbeam - · ~~-=!!!

lleg.
49c

Sunbeam llltll
radt...,t

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l&gt;•ndmtxer

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$16.94

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ANN PAGE

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-

cano

MORTON OR STERLING
ANN PAGE GROUND

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JANE PARKER .. Over 2-3 Fruit &amp; Nuts

m

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NUTL,EY- IN 'fil·lll. PRINTS

HOLIDAY CANDY

HOLIDAY NUTS

Chocolates ~:.~..':"
:·1sc
Chocolates ~:;!- 2 !. fJ ·"'
Royal Lusters,:
";..49c
· Cream Drops ~:"..
'!: 29c
.. c
Candy Ann1!10%' •.u.... _ 111.1........ 35

Mixed Nuts ;.:-__ . .-.: 65c
!:59c
English Walnuts Almonds ~~--­ ~~69c
Shell Peanuts __ :!69c

Filberts

~;.,.r:;o

HOURS:

..
, .
Pi.l'tt~.,il"'; i
' . tO~ AN ACCOUNT IN S ~UTES, S~A!.J. !&gt;OWJII PAYMEN'l'
l&gt;~~~ ANY ITEfol. IN OlJR SrqRt;. OiUO Act:OUN'l'S WELCOME
,..
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Poultry Seasoning ·.. ·.... 1-oL can 13c
ANN PAGE
Whole Cloves ........ .. H-oz. can 17c
Brown Sugar .. .......... 2 lb. bag 37c

c Eggs, Medium Grade A···· ·· ·· doz. 49c
Yukon Club Glngerale 3-28 oz. bots. 49c
49
2 C Table Salt ········ 2 - 26-oz. pkgs. 25c Egg Noodles - 3 ~~~... spo Black Pepper .. .. .. .. .. .. 8-oz. can 59c '
Marshmallow c... 2 ~ 49c .·
FRUIT
EggNog - - ~:: 69c 1'h·lb. Cake _ $1.49 5-lb. Cek• $3.99
Margarine
S !k~;. 99c

416,.,_111 St. _
II!' H .t

JANE PARKER

Clftl

3-LB.
CAKE

MuJU• :11

'COOker"

fry pan

Gum

l·lb.
- - pkg.

WHIT£ HOUSE

(buffet •&amp;¥le)

lnd

69c

HI POLITE

size or lhtPI.;ea

King of the Hill, $4.00 • • • $3.GI
Sorry, reg. $4.00 . . ....•• $3.118
Booby Tr~p. ..... $4.00 .•• $3.0f
Clue, reg. $4.00 ...... , .. $3.08
~ncentrotjon, rflll. $4.00 .. $3-0&amp;

'

pkg.
1-lb

_ __

4 99c Turkey and Ham Fixins
Stuffing Mix ·.. ·.... ·.. · 8-oz. pkg. 29c
89
4 c Stuffing Bread ·········· 24-oz.loaf 32c

ANN PAGE-ALL WIDTHS

fin..,.lljloctloO

6-ROLLS RIBBON
Auorted Colors
66-Feet

•'

ALL GOOD

A&amp;P STRAINED OR WH
.-:-:Oc:LE=-·- - - con

$39.94

CHIIRP.UL
TIAIPUL - Monepoly, reg. $5.GO • . . • sus

39C

11-oL

ORANGES _

VEGETABLE JUICE

TESTED--APPROVED

15 Liphll C·7'!'1. OM Goes Oul Still Burn

The Lizt • X920

FINE FOR SALADS

A&amp;P BRAND

etaiDleee-

'

$8,39

•••

--

~~: $1S~ndup
.

frPsh Sausage
Slired B~con
Wieners

1·1b.

SUPER·RIGHT - ALL MEAT

-

TREE LIGHTS

u.. 99c

- - - roll

CANNED HAMS

'

Rig.
$3.19 _ _

c

GENEROUS
SHANK
PORTION

63c Center Slices ,:::::_

BONELESS-· COOKED

· 20%-30o/o-SO%
FOR THE FAMILYJ

lb.

Zippo Lighter

ROYAL CREST

NOT END CUTS

SUPER·RIGHT

4''
Reg. $3.50
Reg. $4.70
Reg. $5.75
Reg. $6.00

doubl•

WHOlE HAMS .. ........ ... ... 14lbs. &amp; up ... ... .. ....... ... Jb. 59c

GENU INI

$8.00

'

dently offer you
pur mon.y bock If y.u'n
not complllely Hliofiecl. (Price Iobei or ,..1...,.
tape l1 nH1111ry of couml

SUPER-RIGHT BRAND- SMOKED

Hum

SAVE

.

Y•, we'r• so sure you'll be piHMII tho! n eanfS.

Cooked Hams

RADIO .

.~~9s
$1J59
Guoronteed
.

WITH SOLID STATE AMPUFJa

I

YOUNG-TENDER

TENDER-YOUNG

SPICIA~LONGER
HOURS
'
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ALL TRANSISTOR

ALL.
NEW
1967

l1l1 ~t ClCIIIfldeDtial,

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Double Your
Money Back

FULLY DRESSED

HELEN HELP US!

I

oo

lb.

When !!IO!!!fls the gaestioo, City Loan
Ia the II!IW!1'r Jut call&amp;llf ODe of )'0111'
doll pmoual1110DeJ fr1eada here for

'

I,

ABOUT OUR TURKEYS?
So Sure We Offer You.

S9c

Chickens - SSe
Chickens- 49c
Capons--- lb.79c
Ducklings ---lb.s9c

SAVI! $12.00

ELECTRIC
KNIFE

Ra:t,
..._"- - lb.

HOW SURE ARE WE

PLUMP MEATY

Arrlqd

• •
"

WHY NOT GIVE THE BEST?

1

1795

49c

0

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'

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THE SHOE BOX
'

#o';ltJif-''

lb.
, .... . .
Lo,..,..._
... 39c.,...
...._

l,
·~

18lbl.

woulcl be p!'lllted, tho
lllid, "Playboy ~gazlne.
ler·fold?).
.

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IOto

er Wll liked where

denim ouch as Mark
1
lather died · · · How como ,.. Non-) quot.. Nlzer thuat ne; I
porters lllllled IIIli Gilt: Wll· an!Windlnp are "a llbeklllll
~r U~~ up,tlale limMr wave apiDa! our eountry's
· · . . . . wall - - ' In !efrlly." ... lAuls appall'elltly\
~- Y, . . . . c.ut'l G! IColpeo "'Pires to becomO a regular Joe
ng 3.11110 lbew If Nllll1hGr- Pyne, D. &amp;luklnd or
AIIID
hood· J'tJIInaa Co., .whole boll Burie, whidlll1isllcally 11 aJm.

GINERAL ILECTRIC

I!I

II In Ita 11r11
. quarter.
wise Tbe momlng stars are Mora
Quaker who Is one of N. Y.'• IJid Jupiter.
blasest real estate
11iant1 Tbe evenllll ·~ II ~~
(tilt biJia, 111111't 8L Moritz Brllllb arellc aploNr Wlio
Hotel, tilt stylish Carltm a-, 111a1 Edward Pcry WU bora 011
bo1J8111 from the !llnaJI•b AI- tbls dey Ia 1710. .
tors: 111o control o1 Bush Ter· On tbls dly Ia hlllor1;
,
mlnal, Empire State Bldg, ete.) In 17'17, George WulilagiA)n ·
qulelly ll1lded a string o1 nine IIIII the Contluenlal ArmJ bepn
llloteiJ to hls 1olden chain .. . their 1liDIIr eaumpment at
Britllh SIDler VIcki Stuart and Valley Forge, Pa.
hlllblnd eomlc Lou MencbeU In 1824, . lll8llllMro ol tbe
ha" tile I)IDipatby of their AmeriCIII Federation ol Labor
countleu lhowblz friends over elected WiiUaDI 01'1111 P
the tragic "crib death" of their )ll'81idanl 10 au""" Somuel
tllreNnGIIIhHid Andrew.
Oompen.

e.:_ • Mn Clol!ki lrlld to
1111 lfnllltt dowll.
,,..__ .. _ Boyer'a tbem bal!k (after M~=~~~ Barry Helmsly, the

;rub hb!:..:Y

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ll8llllni in hll Calif, &amp;lporl01'
Col!l'l dl¥9f" 9Ue ~ TW3
liar Nanoy Afnll faii tilt awm.
enl Is .,.... ldiiiUiiell Ollly 11
"Johnny Doe.• , .. Eric ~
lllill'a clolai liD NlJCil'V "()pea
Mlitd" on the DI!IIOD Rwtyoa
Broadw!lf era llllltaled "You
hadda Be There" but Is JNIIBlnl
up IUCh dellniUVI RllllfOD es.
perts a 1por11 eo111m11111 Jim.
my Cannon, who really WQ
there, wa a peraonal lrleDd of
Runyon's: wb1le iJte e1o1ec1 •
minded eome-lalllla art oet..
tlin1 lor mere III.Uiyot~-r• •.rei).
ert . · . One NBC R~!JI.
•hallow nMildler noted coi1fl.
dently that Swill Morgen Oa.
mon's prollllftJe fer "Tbe 'Leino
en Drop Kid" IIIII Olber authenlie "Mindy" delllJIIII "ll d · d''
ea
- which .OOwa oow •ooltyiOQf·
ly these aaJdp hlltDrllns 1et

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AD

JNr-ORMA TION
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Real Estate

Pomeroy
Motor Co.

011

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roa way 1

St . m
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· 1e, Iar ge lot and 1
gard,en, wn~r 0~ c~tact ~;~·I
Beu ah Bra or · ox
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Racine. Phone 949-3821.
lOic
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Pomeroy Motor Co.

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Sale

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needed -

we establish

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aecounts
for you. Car, refer·

SERVICE

SPORT
BOBCAT

AD

PHONE WY 2-2156
NEUTZLING Beauty Shop is

Gt,

ONI DP

MAN SNUFI'V'S

AFTeRNOON?

STILL SLEEPIN;

H~S E·

HE \WZ UPTH'
LIVELONG NIGHT
DOIN HOUSEWORK

WORK?

ELVINEY

'"~

NICI51 PEO~• ~I

CALl

DICK RAWLINGS

BLAETTNARS

.. ANDl~AVE

.,, IVE ~OT PLENTY

Rawlings Honda Seles
WY Z.2151
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MIDDLIPOR1 OHID
I

Phone 992-2143
Pomeroy, 0.

ENOUC::.i-1 $TAMP~,""

OFOlRt5TMA~CARD5, ••••

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BLAE.,...ARS

RADIATOR

DON'T

SERVICE

SO( :IAL
CAJ ,r,I:'Nl)AR

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or
Bulldozer Rldlator To The
Smallest Heater Core.

IN THE

SAKES ALIVE!!

SAlf.S &amp; SERVIC(

M50

Jl'rom tire Largest Truck

AT FOUR
O'CLOCK

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HARLEY DAVIDSON
MOTORCYCLES

Experienced
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ences and $985 to $1785 cash
4 Door_ One local owner. Clt•an interior, while over turcap.\tal nece,sary 4 to 12
.
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quoise finh;h. V8. Automalic. Radio and Heater
hours w~kly nets excell_ent Ph. 992_2143
Pomeroy
monthly mcome, full tJme l '----------~
more. For local interview,
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wri~e Eagle Industries, 4509
OPEN EVES. ':00 I'.M. ·-·
•'7
Minnetonks Blvd., Minneapol·
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I ROUTE 33 - 98 acres, 25-30 is, Minn., 55416.
EROY, CIHIO
acrrs for cultivation. barb
12 711tp
fence, small barn, heu house, \
MONDAY

•• "' Plto "'""',. "' oep.
c&amp;ao o• rMANICI a OllfUAR•••
, 1.u ':..:...::'U..":otm:'!.uM. lad
aaturUw

now $1495

Bisc~tyne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Power·
D
h
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g I'd
1 e. on'l wait till c ristma~ . Buy t ay

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Was $1595. 4 f.)oor Sedan . Local owner. Dark aqua finish with
dean matching interior, automatic. Radio and heater. Good
tires.

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For Sale

7:-cR:;:0;;-;0::;-MHOUSE with
baths: "'o"'NE=---=FR=Es"'H,;-:·co
'-w
·- .'-=H=-o:-ls,.-15,...-n,
in Middleport. Write or ~"•1' 2nd . calf; ·,viJicen.t C. Hrod·
owner at 383 North Thu·u erick, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, 0., on
Ave.
12 18 1tp Long Holl&lt;lw Road.
HOUSE on 464 South 4th St.,
12 19 3tc
Middleport. 0., $6,8110. Can
bought with small down pay· Business Opportunity
ment, balance lik-P. rent. Call
Valley Lumber &amp; Supply Co., i MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable
Middleport, 0. 992·2709.
I person from this area to
12 13 9tcl service and collect from autoROOM h
- B- d --- matic dispensers. No exper~

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IJY CCO&lt;AW ~ HI!IC

YOIJR DIRTY CAR

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A&amp;EII HE'S AS

NONE

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ASHAMED OF

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TO DO,
FORMEP., PAPPY
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Fot Sale
For Sale
~!m~~ort~ui:r•;.,~arhou•e, ~ River NeWS ch~~!s~~ have aN~!~:.~ KEITH GOBLE FORD
~~k~e.fe~T~~
~rs, Mrs. Neutzling and Mary ' DINING ROOM SET:-Table,-)
~MINERSVILLE- Nice one1
_
program on Monday, Dec. 19,
CAR WASH
2•2196 Middleport. 0
Powell available at all times 1 chairs and bufl'et Also two 100 YEAR OLD walnut secre- story frame , 5 room s, cellar.: G
d' .
G . II at 7:30. An interesting
pro.t'==========::_ '~"'"'"":""'""!'....".""'"'""'='

~r:-!ll.t/-

'NY

1
rea mgs,
a11 1po s
- - - ___ _ _
1·
t o do compete
I hair care. Or-, odd tables. All in ·good condJ· 1ary, 7 fl · h'1gh. g1ass doors, garage, large lot, property'" D auge
f2 197
nln 26 f et gram has been planned and evders may be I laced for wig, !Jon and priced reasonably at top. desk at bottom . Phone good shape. 12.500.
am .l, p . • run Mg
et eryone is invited.
IS
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d 11
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12 16 31
on rollers orneroy· ason ou ,
WI els an fa sat anyt1me. I _P~1Jne_992-2236.
12 18 3tc _ 99,"-~ · - - - , - · . _ P, P~MEROY - 2 story fram~, Pt. P1eas'ant out, Hinton 1.35 THE JOF CLASS or_
the
1
12 16 .3tc 1llEGISTERED Fox Hound.;, -6 :w CHAMPION Tnple A Rhode 6 rooms 13 bedrooms), t ' ;falling, Kanaha Falls 4_73 fall- United Methodrst ChUieh w•ll
5
"'P"'JAN=o=--=T"'U"'N07:'1"'Ncc:
G. School , months old. Doc Dalley resi~ Island red pullets, just &gt;tart· ooths, oak fl oors. basement. I ing, Charleston 1995 falling. meet Monday at 7:30 p. rn. ~t
IS
church, horne. Ph . Lane Dan- I dence Porlland
0 Phone mg lo lay, $2.50 each. Also 1 garage, a real buy $8.900. . ' London Marmet and Winfield the horne of Mrs. Dwtght Par•·
.
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The American Legion Auxn~
leis, 992-5509.
12 7 12tp I 843~~~%.
, 12 18 6!c dump truck, 1 load of locust SYRACUSE - Excellent condt- cams ~ere on the srlls.
er for their regular . rneettrg A Chrtstmas dinner and par· ary of Lewis Manley Post bel~
Adams and Stante
A uction ~ --, _
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firewood, $W. N. E. Vana· tmn •. ranch type, S, r~ms. &lt;2 Boat Movemeats:
~d Christmas party with a 5(Jc ty was held Wednesday
for its annual Christmas dinner and
~
HAl. Ph. ~2·6112. Delivered man on Rutland • Ha ~r~son- bedrooms) , bath, lCJI(Jr, car-1 Obio Ri\'er _ Walter Beck~ g~lt exchange.
members of the Rutland Gar- art recenti in the
1
House and Tradmg
Post or can be p~eked up.
ville Road
12 16 Jtc • port, work•hop. renta l house j d up 14 8. 15 p rn. Jenks up 7:30 p. rn. Tuesday. The public den Club. The dinner waa serv- p Y 1 tb YMt M . hooc.JIIa
lLs now! c""tdfferScohne roof H at .
12 18 61 c ·PUPPIES ·
t
- 1 nearl y new - all located on a 14r 10 .50 'p ~ . Du~~an Bruce I the Veterans· Memonal H,,. ed at the Martin Restaurant 1r.ootmCho he h'ch. ana d. ap
aure
I
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ouse 1 - - - - - . - ~
• , part pood e. Phone
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Ch ..
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nd .
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124 d
, PONtES chorce colors and 992 '1067
9!l2 544
I mce 1ot - I8.000 .
up 14 It P m . Reliable up 141 pita! wul bold rts annual n, t- WJ t e party a gJ1t exc ange ted f th
. . I dl
1
3
~~ a~e oute
~n .1 ne~ • height; c·hi!d trained and 1
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or · ~ ·
I WA~~T 1'0 SEEL - LIST 3 30 ~ m . ·P~ggy !Jowney u~ mas potluck dinner and pro· at the home ol Mrs. Robert a 11 ht"~ tr e oce;sto• ~~ u . ~g
12
Aodpen ar Y ad 1
, green broke. Terms. Call or
~ -~ - ~ _ 16 6"
WITll US
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the dinner a g "1 edee un er w
BI '
14 , 5· ~ ·m··. John J · Rowel gram ip the hospit•I •. afete.ria Reibel. Tables for
12 noon.y-pJass,
arns
antf 1 see t:. J Jlill , Flatwoods ('HRISTMAS
Albe rt M. Cox. 8 ro ker
1·Up
. wh1te
. poln· were
p ac
.d'
W h S 1m
·
lrc'&lt;s
for
sale
a.m.;
Western
down
Tuesday,
Dec.
20
at
6.30
p.m.
were
decorated
wllh
A
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k
.
14 620
11 20
1
ort Y tan e~.
c Road Pomerty o.
Harden's Grocery, Sy racuse.
Henry Cl('land, Salesman l l:l
settia centerpieces on a green t tur ey mner was serve-d
40 8 m. Queen c i 1 y with a $1 gift exchange.
7 p. m. and members and
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99
3830
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2
Help Wanta d
12 18 7tp
I ·15-ttc
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· down 15, 6:10 a.m.; lnca down
cloth. Favors were madonna a
F
.
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Evenings 992-2568 or 992-3636 ' 15 .30 a m . Ben McCool up BOSWORTH Council No. 46, figurines made by Mrs. Jack guests, Iorence Smger, Mar·
SOMEONE to mslall a •hower.• YOUNG PARAKEETS,
53;0 "Flashy" and "Robust," mal e
.. ·: .
Ro a! and Select Masons will Robson.
~ha Bowles and Christine Rot&gt;
12 f Jtc 1 • ·.
each, Mynah birds, $50 each.
K h d.
. ,
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-~: 15, 6.40 a.m., CTISs Jr. up 16.
Y '· ,
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mson were seated at 'a tablr
Ph. 992-6013.
12 13 3tc
ees on s, A.K.C. Reg • 7 175 ACRE farm hou,. with 9 4· 10 a m . Harvey Jordon up hold the1r stated assembly on The Retbel home was decor· llh h'te
d
·
Sherwoo d Costen, Ohio Riv~
1 . cotver an McenterWedl
mo.
old.
Have
had
all
sh•ts.
rooms
and
bath
cellar
cellar
·
16
5·10
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m
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Rose
G
up
16
Wednesday
at
7:30
p.
rn.
James
ated
in
keeping
with
the
holiwith
w
WELDERS
er Road , Pt. Pleasant. W. Va. T
·r ld bef Ch .
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ELECTRICIANS
erms, 1 so
on• n ~ l - house, 2 large barns, free 5:35 a.m.; Martin up 17, 6:20 ' Buchanan, 11lustnous master, d~y season for the party and Winston asked aCe.
· ·
12 18 Gtc
PIPE FITTERS
I
rr.as. Also, basset and beagle gas 2 farm ponds, immedi·. a.m.· John Ladd Dean up 17, req~sjs all officers and corn- grrt exchange. During the busi- F 11 .
.~
d;
1,., mner
1 DON'T pu
FLAME CUTTERS
· n sep- · pups. Call 949-o65:l or 9!l2 ~ I ate ' occupancy. Pearl Wil· · "'30 ' a.m.: Principio up 19, paniops' 'to alle~d.
'• · .. ·
the
h
.
rnp yours1uggiS
ness meeting the group plan- c·o1owmg
LAYOUT MEN
lie tank· Get Klean~Em-All 3897 or see Kenneth Markins. Uam•, 992·2at8 or 9n-268L ' 5:o0 a.m.; Ranger up 20, 10,20 SYRACUSE THlltD Wodnes- ned to take baskets of fruit to '~ ~ our wa~ ened1oyedM
. and
STEH FABRICATORS
Tho c.tanda rd rate for rnrn t•·
Septic ,Tank Cleaner. Land- Hacme, 0 · Near Maplewood
10
otic
p.m.;
R.
H.
Bosworth
II
down
day
Homemakers
club
will
have
the
oounly
infirmary
and
chll~~
bwer\,exc
ang
·
em·
ptrltllced In the ~bove cluslflca·
mark Farm Bureau in Porn· L;:~ke arter J:JO p. m.
•
• · - - 22. 6:35 a.m.; Pollywog up 23, its annual Christrna!l dioner and dren's home Cards were sent ers roug candy to prepare
t.1on1 It 13.15 per hour.
Apply In Pl!!rson . Monday throu.ll:lr I eroy, 0.
:::;--:;:=-;::1~~3ntc
_ _~&lt;_t~-~ __B.."!'n_e!!_Servtces _ 1J a.m. ; J;:deana
Bosworth I program at the home of M,,, to Frances Larkins and Carrie ~h~i~o~: Velerans Hospital In
Friday, 8:00 a. m. until -4 :00 p. m, I
-or phone ICVIJI!!cll t411H 691·247~.
, BLACK a nd white RCA TV,
- ·-down 23. J:45 a.m.;
Jerow serve refreshments.
.
Hall, hospital patients. Grace ;:;::::--;~.;:--c;-,-;-;-;--;:-:--:
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21
in.
s
AMERICAN SHIP
creen,
$75.
Ph.
!ale•
CHRISTMAS
SALE!
down
,
a.m.;
Oleander
Fourth
grade
mothers
w
rll
Drake
was named to have the Mrs. Re1bel and Ml'!l. Robert
,
I
23 5 50
BUILDING CO.
I
eve:ling
949-2661.
12
13
6tc
NEW
up
Greenup
p.m.·
Knox
up
day,
Dec.
20
at
7:30
p.m.
radio
program
in January. Canaday presented a paper Gil
,
5 35
:!24!1 Front St .
Toledo. Oh1v
$153
ON
' Greenup 10:40 p.m.; 'soc-K up SALISBURY
SCHOOL ~Will Devotions were given
by "Things to do ln January"
NERVOU S? Can't sleep? Try CHEST FREEZERS
AO equal •pportunlty emplo:vu.
"
Guaranteed
re·
All
Models
Sale
Priced!
have
a
Christmas
program
at
which. included some pru~
"Sleep&lt;rS.
All Appliances Sale Priced!
Greenup 6:30 a.m.; Wayne H.
0
back.
We Service, Deliver
~TOR
down Meldahl 2:30 p.m.; Wal.
TUESDAY
. Hostesses are Mrs. Glenn Lam- certain plants and bushes
suits or money
F;nonce
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ter Wrlliamson down Meldahl The Letart Falls PTA wrll bert, 11rs. Earl Knight, Mrs. to take precaution to protect
Only 98c . Nelson's Pharmacy,
11 25 30tp
OptnE~~~E;:~a~ight,
4 20 p.m.: Buckeye
Stale r· me eet flin Nreg~Jarosess lo,n rtu(·ls- M. L. French and Mrs. Fred plants from lee and snow.
Pomeroy, 0.
--~
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dahl
5
p.m.;
Oliver
Shearer
,arro PI or~rs tie\ 2 I a ~ Hibbs.
The gift exchange wa. held
I
BOY or GIRL
; 1964 CHE V., V-8. \\ ton picknp.
POMEROY
down 6.05 p.m.; Winnie Mae ~rn . anner pot a ~;n. WAHAMA High School annu- around the lighted tree trlt;wide be d, R&amp;H , ne\~ paU11. 1
In Rutland on Main
!~a";{0 ~ 0~{ a'rb1~105~J~~~h~~~ I up Meldahl 6:20 p.m.: Boaz up Wor11 _moreH m orm$1a '~rnt ca 11h rs. al Christmas dance will be held med with red net pompoms
Street &amp; Colfego Ave.
Also 1 new yard gas light.
.
992-2181
are running 8 ~vecial on trac, : Meldahl 6;20 p.m.; J. S. Lewis 1 Jam ayes. gt exc ange this Wednesday night at the which were given as favors.
Earn Money and Prizes I Mrllhone Sohw,
Tuppers j
•
tor overhauls fo r the Wmter down Meldahl 6:15p.m.; Baby planned.
Wahama High gym from 8 p. Gifts were also presented to .
O.
Ph
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SUPER
SERVICE
STATION
monthc.
Ha
ve
vour
trac
tor
Lear
up
Meid•hl
p.m.·.
1
WEDNESDAY
.
rr
•. to 11 p. m. The informal the group from the Pom--.l.,
,
Delivering Tho Daily
i Plains,
667 3994
8 10
)
re&lt;1rly
to
go
to
·
work
when
CLASS
2
f
11
th
M
thod
t
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Sentinel to established
I
12 16 3'p SfNGEH sewing machine model spring comes and sa\'C down 'Elisha Woods down Meldahl 9
1
ea
e 15 dance will be open to the pub- National Bank and the ll'arm:
Route
-----~- ~- 1 66' zig z•g equipped to but· time.
p.m.; Valvoline up Meldahl 9:- iChurch wrll meet Wednesday , lie. The Jays will emcee.
er's Bank. Coffee .and C!OOkleo
. HOUSE coa!, gravel fur drice· 1 lonhole, monogram, applique,
55 p.m .; Lady Kimberly
up Dec. 2t, at the church at 8 p.
were served durirtg the aoclal
CALL 992·2156
Mcldanl tO :ll p.m.;
cotton rn. Mrs. James Euler Is proFRIDAY
hour by the hostesses, Mrs; Rei' way. I will deliver Ph. 9!1~~ etc. Pay orr 6 payments $6.41 !
7286.
each. Ph. 99'1 ·2685.
PHONE 992-2176
Queen down Meldahl lt:45 p. gram chairman and Mrs. Ev- THE POMEROY High School bel, Mrs. Robson and Mr:s:
Wanted To Buy
12-15-30tp
12· 15~tfc POMEROY
OHIO m.; Indiana down Meldahl 12;- erett Davrs, devotional leader. Band Boosters Association will Cotterill, contribuUng, A 1!111'111
1
STANDING . ber
Oh.lo . NOTICE
Unclaimed ~~~r,ht, EI.ECTROLUX swet']Jer
on MAKE- MOREPROFlr" - -tly /50 a.~. .
sponsor a high school dance sing was held and the Christ.
Urn
In
old I 10 ne" zig ng sewmg mach~ wheels, pop out paper bags, listing your flfm 's services in Galhpohs Dam - . Onward Curry, RL
Jackson; Harry party this Friday night from 8 mas story told by Ml'!l. Grace
~~r!es~U~ir:!::r.or Manon ines with 20year factory ~uar· dual cleaning tools lor rugs, the Daily Sentinel's Business down 4:05p.m.; Neville up 4:· ~urray, Rt. 1 Wellston; \lar- to 11 p. m., at the Pomeroy Drake. Th1rteen members a~
Reynolds, 801 7?, Syracuse·, antee, nationally adverti-;ed rurniture, dusting, etc. Only St&gt;Ivice column.
10 10 u 110 p.m.; Kathleen K. down 6:05 vm W. Spears, Jr., Ironton : High Auditorium . The Jays will tended and two guests, EUza.
5 payments left of !699 each. - - -- · - .
p.m. ; Polly R. down 6,3&gt; p.m. ; Mrs. Donald L. Riegel, Rt. I emcee no dance this Saturday beth Ann Webster and Mrs.
0.
9 18 102tp brand•. lo be sold for stor
Ph. 992_2680 .
CUSTOM b~tchermg, wrll buy OVEC up 8:10 p.m.; Frieber- Jackson; Virgil W. Chambers, night because of Christmas Eve. Donald Hicks.
For Rent
age and freig ht totat:ng $47
12·15-lfc hJdes. Phil Me~er, 992·3510. ger up 9:45p.m.: A. J . Patten Wellston; Kathy L. Dunn, Rt. I
===· ~-·-"50 each, can be paid 15 ''
Ill rfc up 9:55p.m.; Andrew Calhoun Culloden, W. Va.; Ulysses G.
•·
MODERN furn ished first floor per month. We w;(l deliver ' WSTHE Foam is guaranteed
AUCiliiNI!:ER
down 10:50 p.m.; Tiboit down Sayre, Robertsburg, W. Va.;
'
etririency apartment m Mid- ! your home to sew on them ·
to be the best carpe t cleaner
Complete Sen1ce
down Meldahl 4:JO p.m.; Jefferson Baker, Rt. 1 Pedro.
il.
dleport. Ph. 992·3874.
maKe sure ~·ou are comple
you have ever used or your
Cnl' Kradturel
William Pitt
up
Mel·
Births
V
12 14 lfc ly ;a;isfied. Ca ll 992-3218
money back. Electric sh•:n·
Wrllll. Prone or Contad
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12 13 6t L pooer rental $1. Ebersbach
12 :15 a.m.; Beaver up 1:45 a. Mrs. Burman G. Estep, Mid6 ROOM house and baOr, fur.
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m.; 0 . F. Shearer up 2:15 a. dleport, son. 4:22 a.m. Satur. wM. .
Hdwe., Pomeroy, 0.
Racine Oblo
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4
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nace and garage, 25a . 3Jn i t967 CONSOLE STEREO-.iJ J't
12 ~ 1o~61c
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m : ee anger own a.m.; day; Mrs. David R. Lon~. Mid- I
St .. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-. t k . 1 1
t t lie L. Fieore up 6:15a.m .
dleport, daughter, 11;52 a.m.
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SEWING machines, repBir ser . anaw a 1ver - !ISO West Saturday; Mrs. Jerald R. Camp-~
ra 10 equlpp WJI
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end tabl es, child's desk and vice, aU mak ... IVY Z.2ZIH. Vrrgm1a up London 3 p.m.; bell, 9 Olive St., son, 12·. 2 p.
~ ROOM furni!)iled apartment
automatic ehanger, d•qJ V(ll· W d H
a be e(' n
and 4 room fu rni shed apart- I
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Oil er
orse, c n
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The faiJrK. Shop. Pomero' ~emet down London 3:30 a.m.; m. Saturday:
Mrs. Wayne
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lls ~&lt;:
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at 3JU Lasley St., Pomeroy, Authorized Singer Sales and Robert West down
Marmet L. Capehart, New Haven, dauMulberry Ave. , Pomeroy, 992- j ~~~:~so~l~i2~a~:r o~;~k pa~; ! -~)
1213 6tc ServJee.
J 29 tfc
6:~0 _ p.m.; Charles K. down ghter, 3:25p.m. Saturday ; Mrs.
6698.
12 8 tic . pay ba lance due $1019:&gt; . T•y j' GOOD, clean, lump, egg and I REAUY ·MlX concreiA! deli•er- Wmfteld 5 p.m. ; H. E. Bowles Harlan D. Whitlarh, Rt.
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1t 111 ~our home Call 99Z-32•l 01! tre&lt;Jted stoker coal. Pea· ed right to yuur proJecl Fa:;t down Wmfield 7.: 35. p.m.: E. Pomeroy, daughter, 4:51 p.m.
Fo1 Rent
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12 lJ r.tc 1 cock Coal Co., t block lrom and easy. Free .,tlmates. P. Jones down Wtnf•,eld 8:50 P· Saturday
trafiic light in Cheshire, 0 . Phone 992-3284.,
Goeg lein I m:; _W· H. Shaver, Jr. down
Discharge"
9
t _ROOM lJilfurnishPd ap;ulrtwnl . POTATOES, get your
wlntt.tr . Ph. 367-7526.
12 I lfc H.eady·MIJ Co., M•ddle port. w.~ nf~eld
p.m.; Helen z. up Mrs. Mollie Adkins, Lemuel
m Pomeruy Ph. 99:l~ !l:ll:l~
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pota toes Whl:e they
l&lt;t::&gt;t. I CI TIZE N- BAND, one- Mosley OhiO.
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Bailey, Mrs. Bernard Edwards.
11 16 ttc • Clarence Prolfitt , Portlanrt, 3 element beam , one 23 Chan· A.JR GONUITIONING Kelnger· llouglan~ up Wmf•el~ ~:50 a. James D. Frazier, Mrs. Edward
IU :W
'" t Ic nel Re[Jent'y Range Ca in. one att on serv lce. Jack's Helng· m.; Natwnal down WtnfJC!d 4.:· G. ffeath Mrs. Edmond W.
ER Spa' r• on Rr uWnPII 0 Ph . 84'122'4
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e~lrt Ph. !tn- GOiHJ \~~En ti-rrs. ~1% a.nd ! 23 l"'hannel lnternatio nlaE·x erat1on, New Haven. Phone r ld 7
Henry, Clarence E. Huffman,
2625.
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a.m.
Mrs. William M. Logan, Geor•. e
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~~ y Ilk / lly~cll, Htt .li.ud, 0 Ph 7~? KKATINli. PLUMllli'I. U. I\UJC1I ........ -. ·
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F'.
mPnt w1th hath . Ph. W2·31l56.
452a.
12 12 6t(l
Do"ol Bottle Ga!S Arnold
Monroe, Mrs. James W. Morris,
ll o "" ~Ut&gt;&lt;:~:1 PHH'!W furniture tr I
Brothers, 618 E. Main St.,
Mrs. Mollie Riggle, Edward
SMAI.L 4 rro m hou"e \4-l lh bath ou1 third f!uo1 bud~et shup
Hanna Line
Pomeroy.
y 1.2 Uc
Tackett, Mrs. Casby Meadows
in S;r,·u ·"· Phone 992-J!I!N. ; B,.e, r'urmture. Middleport
TRAVEL TRAILERS
Uf, and infant son, Mrs. BobJt.JS.filc 1-{~h~~
1_1 l2 lf(
!Quality Built!
I
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Admissions
by Joe Thomas aDd infant ·s~.
Come in-you'll fall
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1967 Madel• In Stack
·- - --Mrs. Jerald E. Campbell, 4q Mrs. Vernie L. Roach and inffiAII F.R
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GE'"I A quotat1on from HEU·
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Olive St · Mrs Floyd ll West, fant daughter, William F. AI·
in love with our new
Par 1&lt;, Minr"ville. 0. Ph 9!12 · s~1aryMddl1 urn . 351
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ROUSH
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1· '""· ar. 1 ore renew rng your E rs "' J ck n P'l&lt;e· Mr·s
332J.
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CAMPING TRAILERS
D
lady from Italy
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Horton St.
aut'&gt; w~urance. We mfly t&gt;e ! ~gge ' ....., a so . ' , . Paul F. enney, Jr ., Mrs. Mar~U kNI SHED 2 bl:'droom apart.
· p
~~son, w. Va. aole LO save you money.
I.Jtrnmy R. Halley, Locust St.; tin George, Mrs. Raymond F.
n'•n t, turnan hea t, M1ddl•· PUPS. Cross between Chihua· 1
'¢~"APACHE:.
8 2 111 George T. Collins, 1011 Tl.ird Haskins, Mrs. Raymond Kerns,
por'l, 0 Ph 99~-:~874 .
hua aud Manche~ ter . Phone
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Ave . ; Mrs. Gail Baird, R .. l Howard Lloyd, William
E.
,.,.
II 28 Uc , 992~6458
12 !9 6tc I
ALL NEW FDR 1967
' MffOMOHILE insuran,-, been r:allipolis; Mrs. Vertle C. Bla. Perkins, Mrs. Heber H. Riffle,
• Tachometer
• Independent wHat! lUInOOM ht1use with bath, on PUPS. Cross hetween terrier
(67 Apache Maredel
cancelled? Lo::~ l your operat· 1.cr, Eureka Star Rt; Mr.s. WJII. Mrs. Letha Riley, Barry
J.
pension
21 Fell Long
or'' license? Call WY 2-Zll 6 ~~ ard G Cox, Rt. I Nortl1up,· Mrs. Tackett. Jr., Frank 11. Zerkle,
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con·
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St.,
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near grade !iChool. See Mattie 985-3822, Chester.
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LEGAL NOTICE
' en: Park D. McDaniel, Pt. Pl'a· ry D. Colley. and infa nt son,
B'" h. 689 Page St., .M1.ddl e. '
• Adjustable bucket seats
port, 0 .
12 4 lfc "Never used an-y-thing like it,':
Auto ')ales
The undersigm•d will offer " nl ; Mrs. Harlan D. Whitlet·h, Mrs. John C. Hale and infant
o Disc brakes up-front
·
--at a public sale to the highest Ht. 3 Pomeroy : Mrs. Dat·ia R. daughter.
• loaded with ''extras"~UUH KOOM turmsbec:l apar11 say users ol Blue Lustre for 1959 CHEVROLET.- 6 cy lin•1e:, bidder fur ca::;h in hand un Del'- 1.ong, Middleport; Mrs. eurman
• Vinyl upholstery
at no extra cost
nn~Ol W" t-j6~
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cleaning carpet Rent Elec- stam1 ard trans., good lire~. ~mber 22 . at 10 a. m. at the &lt;: E,&lt;;tep, Middlepol'l; Mr.!l. Wl!·
fuH:NISHEDunrurm shed ' tric sha mpooer $I Pomeroy 1 m V('ry good condil~n~, rri~- . BI~Jc ltnar Auto Co., Pomeroy, li iim E. Bell amy. Rl. J Hef~~ When you give andivldt"d atapartments. Close to ~cbool. Ce mt~ nt Rlock Co.
ed at $200. Ph. 992 ·3Z~li .
l lhe following described automo- vill e; Carl L. WilhDms, Well· tention to your driVing, you
12
19
6
Phone IIIIZ·M34.
10 18 tfc 1
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12 18 3tp bil r - 1959 Pord G" l"'ie. l ston ; Mr5. Naomi Silv&lt;y. Rl I mnltlply you r chances of get·
i MIUJONSTrug;!ffi~e- been 1959 ~'ORD. 352-cu. in ~·eng in•. door. Serial No. B9FSt65734. Oak Hill ; Carla II Hal•. Rl. ' ting there safely. without tak·
For Sale or Rent
I dP~nNi with Ah1f' .usfr('. It'~ I 3 speed standard shift, $250, M111H1111 .,1 J&gt;rire tnr w11kli lht• 2 Oak 1-lill; JeHrPv 1.. H1.1 i2, ing awny anyone's life. Add
I Mile Above The Sllvll' Bridge In Kon~uge, IJ,
PROOM ·house, ·J bedroo-ms. : America'o finest. Rent olec- ~ ! so a .1959 f,J)~F.L, 361 ru. car will br sold is l'n.
HI. 2 O' k Hill ; Mrs. ~arl A. it all up lor satety, says lliqtr-j
1~ llalhs. Pll. m2090.
,Iric ' ' "''•i'"oer $1.
rl:&gt; .. cr 't m. engllle, $75. Ph. 9W~·3t87.
Blaettnar Auto Co. ! Montz, Ironton ; Cynthra J. Da-1way Safely Director Bud Nel'
U 25 tfe Furniture Co,
12 19 8tc
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gard,en, wn~r 0~ c~tact ~;~·I
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Pomeroy, 0.

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ences and $985 to $1785 cash
4 Door_ One local owner. Clt•an interior, while over turcap.\tal nece,sary 4 to 12
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quoise finh;h. V8. Automalic. Radio and Heater
hours w~kly nets excell_ent Ph. 992_2143
Pomeroy
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more. For local interview,
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wri~e Eagle Industries, 4509
OPEN EVES. ':00 I'.M. ·-·
•'7
Minnetonks Blvd., Minneapol·
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I ROUTE 33 - 98 acres, 25-30 is, Minn., 55416.
EROY, CIHIO
acrrs for cultivation. barb
12 711tp
fence, small barn, heu house, \
MONDAY

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c&amp;ao o• rMANICI a OllfUAR•••
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aaturUw

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Was $1595. 4 f.)oor Sedan . Local owner. Dark aqua finish with
dean matching interior, automatic. Radio and heater. Good
tires.

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For Sale

7:-cR:;:0;;-;0::;-MHOUSE with
baths: "'o"'NE=---=FR=Es"'H,;-:·co
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in Middleport. Write or ~"•1' 2nd . calf; ·,viJicen.t C. Hrod·
owner at 383 North Thu·u erick, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, 0., on
Ave.
12 18 1tp Long Holl&lt;lw Road.
HOUSE on 464 South 4th St.,
12 19 3tc
Middleport. 0., $6,8110. Can
bought with small down pay· Business Opportunity
ment, balance lik-P. rent. Call
Valley Lumber &amp; Supply Co., i MAN OR WOMAN. Reliable
Middleport, 0. 992·2709.
I person from this area to
12 13 9tcl service and collect from autoROOM h
- B- d --- matic dispensers. No exper~

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For Sale
~!m~~ort~ui:r•;.,~arhou•e, ~ River NeWS ch~~!s~~ have aN~!~:.~ KEITH GOBLE FORD
~~k~e.fe~T~~
~rs, Mrs. Neutzling and Mary ' DINING ROOM SET:-Table,-)
~MINERSVILLE- Nice one1
_
program on Monday, Dec. 19,
CAR WASH
2•2196 Middleport. 0
Powell available at all times 1 chairs and bufl'et Also two 100 YEAR OLD walnut secre- story frame , 5 room s, cellar.: G
d' .
G . II at 7:30. An interesting
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I hair care. Or-, odd tables. All in ·good condJ· 1ary, 7 fl · h'1gh. g1ass doors, garage, large lot, property'" D auge
f2 197
nln 26 f et gram has been planned and evders may be I laced for wig, !Jon and priced reasonably at top. desk at bottom . Phone good shape. 12.500.
am .l, p . • run Mg
et eryone is invited.
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12 16 31
on rollers orneroy· ason ou ,
WI els an fa sat anyt1me. I _P~1Jne_992-2236.
12 18 3tc _ 99,"-~ · - - - , - · . _ P, P~MEROY - 2 story fram~, Pt. P1eas'ant out, Hinton 1.35 THE JOF CLASS or_
the
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12 16 .3tc 1llEGISTERED Fox Hound.;, -6 :w CHAMPION Tnple A Rhode 6 rooms 13 bedrooms), t ' ;falling, Kanaha Falls 4_73 fall- United Methodrst ChUieh w•ll
5
"'P"'JAN=o=--=T"'U"'N07:'1"'Ncc:
G. School , months old. Doc Dalley resi~ Island red pullets, just &gt;tart· ooths, oak fl oors. basement. I ing, Charleston 1995 falling. meet Monday at 7:30 p. rn. ~t
IS
church, horne. Ph . Lane Dan- I dence Porlland
0 Phone mg lo lay, $2.50 each. Also 1 garage, a real buy $8.900. . ' London Marmet and Winfield the horne of Mrs. Dwtght Par•·
.
~
The American Legion Auxn~
leis, 992-5509.
12 7 12tp I 843~~~%.
, 12 18 6!c dump truck, 1 load of locust SYRACUSE - Excellent condt- cams ~ere on the srlls.
er for their regular . rneettrg A Chrtstmas dinner and par· ary of Lewis Manley Post bel~
Adams and Stante
A uction ~ --, _
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firewood, $W. N. E. Vana· tmn •. ranch type, S, r~ms. &lt;2 Boat Movemeats:
~d Christmas party with a 5(Jc ty was held Wednesday
for its annual Christmas dinner and
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HAl. Ph. ~2·6112. Delivered man on Rutland • Ha ~r~son- bedrooms) , bath, lCJI(Jr, car-1 Obio Ri\'er _ Walter Beck~ g~lt exchange.
members of the Rutland Gar- art recenti in the
1
House and Tradmg
Post or can be p~eked up.
ville Road
12 16 Jtc • port, work•hop. renta l house j d up 14 8. 15 p rn. Jenks up 7:30 p. rn. Tuesday. The public den Club. The dinner waa serv- p Y 1 tb YMt M . hooc.JIIa
lLs now! c""tdfferScohne roof H at .
12 18 61 c ·PUPPIES ·
t
- 1 nearl y new - all located on a 14r 10 .50 'p ~ . Du~~an Bruce I the Veterans· Memonal H,,. ed at the Martin Restaurant 1r.ootmCho he h'ch. ana d. ap
aure
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ouse 1 - - - - - . - ~
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, PONtES chorce colors and 992 '1067
9!l2 544
I mce 1ot - I8.000 .
up 14 It P m . Reliable up 141 pita! wul bold rts annual n, t- WJ t e party a gJ1t exc ange ted f th
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I WA~~T 1'0 SEEL - LIST 3 30 ~ m . ·P~ggy !Jowney u~ mas potluck dinner and pro· at the home ol Mrs. Robert a 11 ht"~ tr e oce;sto• ~~ u . ~g
12
Aodpen ar Y ad 1
, green broke. Terms. Call or
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WITll US
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the dinner a g "1 edee un er w
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14 , 5· ~ ·m··. John J · Rowel gram ip the hospit•I •. afete.ria Reibel. Tables for
12 noon.y-pJass,
arns
antf 1 see t:. J Jlill , Flatwoods ('HRISTMAS
Albe rt M. Cox. 8 ro ker
1·Up
. wh1te
. poln· were
p ac
.d'
W h S 1m
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lrc'&lt;s
for
sale
a.m.;
Western
down
Tuesday,
Dec.
20
at
6.30
p.m.
were
decorated
wllh
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14 620
11 20
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ort Y tan e~.
c Road Pomerty o.
Harden's Grocery, Sy racuse.
Henry Cl('land, Salesman l l:l
settia centerpieces on a green t tur ey mner was serve-d
40 8 m. Queen c i 1 y with a $1 gift exchange.
7 p. m. and members and
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3830
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2
Help Wanta d
12 18 7tp
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· down 15, 6:10 a.m.; lnca down
cloth. Favors were madonna a
F
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Evenings 992-2568 or 992-3636 ' 15 .30 a m . Ben McCool up BOSWORTH Council No. 46, figurines made by Mrs. Jack guests, Iorence Smger, Mar·
SOMEONE to mslall a •hower.• YOUNG PARAKEETS,
53;0 "Flashy" and "Robust," mal e
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Ro a! and Select Masons will Robson.
~ha Bowles and Christine Rot&gt;
12 f Jtc 1 • ·.
each, Mynah birds, $50 each.
K h d.
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-~: 15, 6.40 a.m., CTISs Jr. up 16.
Y '· ,
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mson were seated at 'a tablr
Ph. 992-6013.
12 13 3tc
ees on s, A.K.C. Reg • 7 175 ACRE farm hou,. with 9 4· 10 a m . Harvey Jordon up hold the1r stated assembly on The Retbel home was decor· llh h'te
d
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Sherwoo d Costen, Ohio Riv~
1 . cotver an McenterWedl
mo.
old.
Have
had
all
sh•ts.
rooms
and
bath
cellar
cellar
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16
5·10
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m
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Rose
G
up
16
Wednesday
at
7:30
p.
rn.
James
ated
in
keeping
with
the
holiwith
w
WELDERS
er Road , Pt. Pleasant. W. Va. T
·r ld bef Ch .
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ELECTRICIANS
erms, 1 so
on• n ~ l - house, 2 large barns, free 5:35 a.m.; Martin up 17, 6:20 ' Buchanan, 11lustnous master, d~y season for the party and Winston asked aCe.
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12 18 Gtc
PIPE FITTERS
I
rr.as. Also, basset and beagle gas 2 farm ponds, immedi·. a.m.· John Ladd Dean up 17, req~sjs all officers and corn- grrt exchange. During the busi- F 11 .
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d;
1,., mner
1 DON'T pu
FLAME CUTTERS
· n sep- · pups. Call 949-o65:l or 9!l2 ~ I ate ' occupancy. Pearl Wil· · "'30 ' a.m.: Principio up 19, paniops' 'to alle~d.
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the
h
.
rnp yours1uggiS
ness meeting the group plan- c·o1owmg
LAYOUT MEN
lie tank· Get Klean~Em-All 3897 or see Kenneth Markins. Uam•, 992·2at8 or 9n-268L ' 5:o0 a.m.; Ranger up 20, 10,20 SYRACUSE THlltD Wodnes- ned to take baskets of fruit to '~ ~ our wa~ ened1oyedM
. and
STEH FABRICATORS
Tho c.tanda rd rate for rnrn t•·
Septic ,Tank Cleaner. Land- Hacme, 0 · Near Maplewood
10
otic
p.m.;
R.
H.
Bosworth
II
down
day
Homemakers
club
will
have
the
oounly
infirmary
and
chll~~
bwer\,exc
ang
·
em·
ptrltllced In the ~bove cluslflca·
mark Farm Bureau in Porn· L;:~ke arter J:JO p. m.
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t.1on1 It 13.15 per hour.
Apply In Pl!!rson . Monday throu.ll:lr I eroy, 0.
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_ _~&lt;_t~-~ __B.."!'n_e!!_Servtces _ 1J a.m. ; J;:deana
Bosworth I program at the home of M,,, to Frances Larkins and Carrie ~h~i~o~: Velerans Hospital In
Friday, 8:00 a. m. until -4 :00 p. m, I
-or phone ICVIJI!!cll t411H 691·247~.
, BLACK a nd white RCA TV,
- ·-down 23. J:45 a.m.;
Jerow serve refreshments.
.
Hall, hospital patients. Grace ;:;::::--;~.;:--c;-,-;-;-;--;:-:--:
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21
in.
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AMERICAN SHIP
creen,
$75.
Ph.
!ale•
CHRISTMAS
SALE!
down
,
a.m.;
Oleander
Fourth
grade
mothers
w
rll
Drake
was named to have the Mrs. Re1bel and Ml'!l. Robert
,
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23 5 50
BUILDING CO.
I
eve:ling
949-2661.
12
13
6tc
NEW
up
Greenup
p.m.·
Knox
up
day,
Dec.
20
at
7:30
p.m.
radio
program
in January. Canaday presented a paper Gil
,
5 35
:!24!1 Front St .
Toledo. Oh1v
$153
ON
' Greenup 10:40 p.m.; 'soc-K up SALISBURY
SCHOOL ~Will Devotions were given
by "Things to do ln January"
NERVOU S? Can't sleep? Try CHEST FREEZERS
AO equal •pportunlty emplo:vu.
"
Guaranteed
re·
All
Models
Sale
Priced!
have
a
Christmas
program
at
which. included some pru~
"Sleep&lt;rS.
All Appliances Sale Priced!
Greenup 6:30 a.m.; Wayne H.
0
back.
We Service, Deliver
~TOR
down Meldahl 2:30 p.m.; Wal.
TUESDAY
. Hostesses are Mrs. Glenn Lam- certain plants and bushes
suits or money
F;nonce
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ter Wrlliamson down Meldahl The Letart Falls PTA wrll bert, 11rs. Earl Knight, Mrs. to take precaution to protect
Only 98c . Nelson's Pharmacy,
11 25 30tp
OptnE~~~E;:~a~ight,
4 20 p.m.: Buckeye
Stale r· me eet flin Nreg~Jarosess lo,n rtu(·ls- M. L. French and Mrs. Fred plants from lee and snow.
Pomeroy, 0.
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dahl
5
p.m.;
Oliver
Shearer
,arro PI or~rs tie\ 2 I a ~ Hibbs.
The gift exchange wa. held
I
BOY or GIRL
; 1964 CHE V., V-8. \\ ton picknp.
POMEROY
down 6.05 p.m.; Winnie Mae ~rn . anner pot a ~;n. WAHAMA High School annu- around the lighted tree trlt;wide be d, R&amp;H , ne\~ paU11. 1
In Rutland on Main
!~a";{0 ~ 0~{ a'rb1~105~J~~~h~~~ I up Meldahl 6:20 p.m.: Boaz up Wor11 _moreH m orm$1a '~rnt ca 11h rs. al Christmas dance will be held med with red net pompoms
Street &amp; Colfego Ave.
Also 1 new yard gas light.
.
992-2181
are running 8 ~vecial on trac, : Meldahl 6;20 p.m.; J. S. Lewis 1 Jam ayes. gt exc ange this Wednesday night at the which were given as favors.
Earn Money and Prizes I Mrllhone Sohw,
Tuppers j
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tor overhauls fo r the Wmter down Meldahl 6:15p.m.; Baby planned.
Wahama High gym from 8 p. Gifts were also presented to .
O.
Ph
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SUPER
SERVICE
STATION
monthc.
Ha
ve
vour
trac
tor
Lear
up
Meid•hl
p.m.·.
1
WEDNESDAY
.
rr
•. to 11 p. m. The informal the group from the Pom--.l.,
,
Delivering Tho Daily
i Plains,
667 3994
8 10
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re&lt;1rly
to
go
to
·
work
when
CLASS
2
f
11
th
M
thod
t
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Sentinel to established
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12 16 3'p SfNGEH sewing machine model spring comes and sa\'C down 'Elisha Woods down Meldahl 9
1
ea
e 15 dance will be open to the pub- National Bank and the ll'arm:
Route
-----~- ~- 1 66' zig z•g equipped to but· time.
p.m.; Valvoline up Meldahl 9:- iChurch wrll meet Wednesday , lie. The Jays will emcee.
er's Bank. Coffee .and C!OOkleo
. HOUSE coa!, gravel fur drice· 1 lonhole, monogram, applique,
55 p.m .; Lady Kimberly
up Dec. 2t, at the church at 8 p.
were served durirtg the aoclal
CALL 992·2156
Mcldanl tO :ll p.m.;
cotton rn. Mrs. James Euler Is proFRIDAY
hour by the hostesses, Mrs; Rei' way. I will deliver Ph. 9!1~~ etc. Pay orr 6 payments $6.41 !
7286.
each. Ph. 99'1 ·2685.
PHONE 992-2176
Queen down Meldahl lt:45 p. gram chairman and Mrs. Ev- THE POMEROY High School bel, Mrs. Robson and Mr:s:
Wanted To Buy
12-15-30tp
12· 15~tfc POMEROY
OHIO m.; Indiana down Meldahl 12;- erett Davrs, devotional leader. Band Boosters Association will Cotterill, contribuUng, A 1!111'111
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STANDING . ber
Oh.lo . NOTICE
Unclaimed ~~~r,ht, EI.ECTROLUX swet']Jer
on MAKE- MOREPROFlr" - -tly /50 a.~. .
sponsor a high school dance sing was held and the Christ.
Urn
In
old I 10 ne" zig ng sewmg mach~ wheels, pop out paper bags, listing your flfm 's services in Galhpohs Dam - . Onward Curry, RL
Jackson; Harry party this Friday night from 8 mas story told by Ml'!l. Grace
~~r!es~U~ir:!::r.or Manon ines with 20year factory ~uar· dual cleaning tools lor rugs, the Daily Sentinel's Business down 4:05p.m.; Neville up 4:· ~urray, Rt. 1 Wellston; \lar- to 11 p. m., at the Pomeroy Drake. Th1rteen members a~
Reynolds, 801 7?, Syracuse·, antee, nationally adverti-;ed rurniture, dusting, etc. Only St&gt;Ivice column.
10 10 u 110 p.m.; Kathleen K. down 6:05 vm W. Spears, Jr., Ironton : High Auditorium . The Jays will tended and two guests, EUza.
5 payments left of !699 each. - - -- · - .
p.m. ; Polly R. down 6,3&gt; p.m. ; Mrs. Donald L. Riegel, Rt. I emcee no dance this Saturday beth Ann Webster and Mrs.
0.
9 18 102tp brand•. lo be sold for stor
Ph. 992_2680 .
CUSTOM b~tchermg, wrll buy OVEC up 8:10 p.m.; Frieber- Jackson; Virgil W. Chambers, night because of Christmas Eve. Donald Hicks.
For Rent
age and freig ht totat:ng $47
12·15-lfc hJdes. Phil Me~er, 992·3510. ger up 9:45p.m.: A. J . Patten Wellston; Kathy L. Dunn, Rt. I
===· ~-·-"50 each, can be paid 15 ''
Ill rfc up 9:55p.m.; Andrew Calhoun Culloden, W. Va.; Ulysses G.
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MODERN furn ished first floor per month. We w;(l deliver ' WSTHE Foam is guaranteed
AUCiliiNI!:ER
down 10:50 p.m.; Tiboit down Sayre, Robertsburg, W. Va.;
'
etririency apartment m Mid- ! your home to sew on them ·
to be the best carpe t cleaner
Complete Sen1ce
down Meldahl 4:JO p.m.; Jefferson Baker, Rt. 1 Pedro.
il.
dleport. Ph. 992·3874.
maKe sure ~·ou are comple
you have ever used or your
Cnl' Kradturel
William Pitt
up
Mel·
Births
V
12 14 lfc ly ;a;isfied. Ca ll 992-3218
money back. Electric sh•:n·
Wrllll. Prone or Contad
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12 13 6t L pooer rental $1. Ebersbach
12 :15 a.m.; Beaver up 1:45 a. Mrs. Burman G. Estep, Mid6 ROOM house and baOr, fur.
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A. '-· 111\AIJFIIKIJ
m.; 0 . F. Shearer up 2:15 a. dleport, son. 4:22 a.m. Satur. wM. .
Hdwe., Pomeroy, 0.
Racine Oblo
St I R
d
4
,
nace and garage, 25a . 3Jn i t967 CONSOLE STEREO-.iJ J't
12 ~ 1o~61c
,
m : ee anger own a.m.; day; Mrs. David R. Lon~. Mid- I
St .. Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 992-. t k . 1 1
t t lie L. Fieore up 6:15a.m .
dleport, daughter, 11;52 a.m.
r· . •
0 \'e Y wa. 1nu 1 mJs~ 1 ' 2 PIECE llv·Jn• room SU Jte~ .J
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SEWING machines, repBir ser . anaw a 1ver - !ISO West Saturday; Mrs. Jerald R. Camp-~
ra 10 equlpp WJI
' pee
end tabl es, child's desk and vice, aU mak ... IVY Z.2ZIH. Vrrgm1a up London 3 p.m.; bell, 9 Olive St., son, 12·. 2 p.
~ ROOM furni!)iled apartment
automatic ehanger, d•qJ V(ll· W d H
a be e(' n
and 4 room fu rni shed apart- I
l Tl
1.
Oil er
orse, c n
s ·
The faiJrK. Shop. Pomero' ~emet down London 3:30 a.m.; m. Saturday:
Mrs. Wayne
1
ment. Adults. References. 126 : ume rontro
lls ~&lt;:
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at 3JU Lasley St., Pomeroy, Authorized Singer Sales and Robert West down
Marmet L. Capehart, New Haven, dauMulberry Ave. , Pomeroy, 992- j ~~~:~so~l~i2~a~:r o~;~k pa~; ! -~)
1213 6tc ServJee.
J 29 tfc
6:~0 _ p.m.; Charles K. down ghter, 3:25p.m. Saturday ; Mrs.
6698.
12 8 tic . pay ba lance due $1019:&gt; . T•y j' GOOD, clean, lump, egg and I REAUY ·MlX concreiA! deli•er- Wmfteld 5 p.m. ; H. E. Bowles Harlan D. Whitlarh, Rt.
J
1t 111 ~our home Call 99Z-32•l 01! tre&lt;Jted stoker coal. Pea· ed right to yuur proJecl Fa:;t down Wmfield 7.: 35. p.m.: E. Pomeroy, daughter, 4:51 p.m.
Fo1 Rent
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12 lJ r.tc 1 cock Coal Co., t block lrom and easy. Free .,tlmates. P. Jones down Wtnf•,eld 8:50 P· Saturday
trafiic light in Cheshire, 0 . Phone 992-3284.,
Goeg lein I m:; _W· H. Shaver, Jr. down
Discharge"
9
t _ROOM lJilfurnishPd ap;ulrtwnl . POTATOES, get your
wlntt.tr . Ph. 367-7526.
12 I lfc H.eady·MIJ Co., M•ddle port. w.~ nf~eld
p.m.; Helen z. up Mrs. Mollie Adkins, Lemuel
m Pomeruy Ph. 99:l~ !l:ll:l~
1
\\mf1el d )0 ·35 p m WaIter
pota toes Whl:e they
l&lt;t::&gt;t. I CI TIZE N- BAND, one- Mosley OhiO.
6 3U tic
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Bailey, Mrs. Bernard Edwards.
11 16 ttc • Clarence Prolfitt , Portlanrt, 3 element beam , one 23 Chan· A.JR GONUITIONING Kelnger· llouglan~ up Wmf•el~ ~:50 a. James D. Frazier, Mrs. Edward
IU :W
'" t Ic nel Re[Jent'y Range Ca in. one att on serv lce. Jack's Helng· m.; Natwnal down WtnfJC!d 4.:· G. ffeath Mrs. Edmond W.
ER Spa' r• on Rr uWnPII 0 Ph . 84'122'4
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l5 a m : Fort Dearborn up Wm·
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ve., ·
e~lrt Ph. !tn- GOiHJ \~~En ti-rrs. ~1% a.nd ! 23 l"'hannel lnternatio nlaE·x erat1on, New Haven. Phone r ld 7
Henry, Clarence E. Huffman,
2625.
II Ill tic
1 , 1 . \\ d -~It' h , .. ·1 &lt;' TU ., -537
a.m.
Mrs. William M. Logan, Geor•. e
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~~ y Ilk / lly~cll, Htt .li.ud, 0 Ph 7~? KKATINli. PLUMllli'I. U. I\UJC1I ........ -. ·
-·--·- K Mrr.o~key , Mr~ . JnP7.
F'.
mPnt w1th hath . Ph. W2·31l56.
452a.
12 12 6t(l
Do"ol Bottle Ga!S Arnold
Monroe, Mrs. James W. Morris,
ll o "" ~Ut&gt;&lt;:~:1 PHH'!W furniture tr I
Brothers, 618 E. Main St.,
Mrs. Mollie Riggle, Edward
SMAI.L 4 rro m hou"e \4-l lh bath ou1 third f!uo1 bud~et shup
Hanna Line
Pomeroy.
y 1.2 Uc
Tackett, Mrs. Casby Meadows
in S;r,·u ·"· Phone 992-J!I!N. ; B,.e, r'urmture. Middleport
TRAVEL TRAILERS
Uf, and infant son, Mrs. BobJt.JS.filc 1-{~h~~
1_1 l2 lf(
!Quality Built!
I
Insurance
Admissions
by Joe Thomas aDd infant ·s~.
Come in-you'll fall
"ARHI'' D II , h
1967 Madel• In Stack
·- - --Mrs. Jerald E. Campbell, 4q Mrs. Vernie L. Roach and inffiAII F.R
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o r.ot es, see ·11 rs
GE'"I A quotat1on from HEU·
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rown s
Olive St · Mrs Floyd ll West, fant daughter, William F. AI·
in love with our new
Par 1&lt;, Minr"ville. 0. Ph 9!12 · s~1aryMddl1 urn . 351
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"'"'ion
ROUSH
&amp;
LYONS
TI-:H
IN
SU
I(AN~E
A~~:NCY
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ll'zer, George H. Ba!'les, Mrs.
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Jackson
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aut'&gt; w~urance. We mfly t&gt;e ! ~gge ' ....., a so . ' , . Paul F. enney, Jr ., Mrs. Mar~U kNI SHED 2 bl:'droom apart.
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I.Jtrnmy R. Halley, Locust St.; tin George, Mrs. Raymond F.
n'•n t, turnan hea t, M1ddl•· PUPS. Cross between Chihua· 1
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8 2 111 George T. Collins, 1011 Tl.ird Haskins, Mrs. Raymond Kerns,
por'l, 0 Ph 99~-:~874 .
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' MffOMOHILE insuran,-, been r:allipolis; Mrs. Vertle C. Bla. Perkins, Mrs. Heber H. Riffle,
• Tachometer
• Independent wHat! lUInOOM ht1use with bath, on PUPS. Cross hetween terrier
(67 Apache Maredel
cancelled? Lo::~ l your operat· 1.cr, Eureka Star Rt; Mr.s. WJII. Mrs. Letha Riley, Barry
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pension
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or'' license? Call WY 2-Zll 6 ~~ ard G Cox, Rt. I Nortl1up,· Mrs. Tackett. Jr., Frank 11. Zerkle,
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LEGAL NOTICE
' en: Park D. McDaniel, Pt. Pl'a· ry D. Colley. and infa nt son,
B'" h. 689 Page St., .M1.ddl e. '
• Adjustable bucket seats
port, 0 .
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Auto ')ales
The undersigm•d will offer " nl ; Mrs. Harlan D. Whitlet·h, Mrs. John C. Hale and infant
o Disc brakes up-front
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• loaded with ''extras"~UUH KOOM turmsbec:l apar11 say users ol Blue Lustre for 1959 CHEVROLET.- 6 cy lin•1e:, bidder fur ca::;h in hand un Del'- 1.ong, Middleport; Mrs. eurman
• Vinyl upholstery
at no extra cost
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cleaning carpet Rent Elec- stam1 ard trans., good lire~. ~mber 22 . at 10 a. m. at the &lt;: E,&lt;;tep, Middlepol'l; Mr.!l. Wl!·
fuH:NISHEDunrurm shed ' tric sha mpooer $I Pomeroy 1 m V('ry good condil~n~, rri~- . BI~Jc ltnar Auto Co., Pomeroy, li iim E. Bell amy. Rl. J Hef~~ When you give andivldt"d atapartments. Close to ~cbool. Ce mt~ nt Rlock Co.
ed at $200. Ph. 992 ·3Z~li .
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i MIUJONSTrug;!ffi~e- been 1959 ~'ORD. 352-cu. in ~·eng in•. door. Serial No. B9FSt65734. Oak Hill ; Carla II Hal•. Rl. ' ting there safely. without tak·
For Sale or Rent
I dP~nNi with Ah1f' .usfr('. It'~ I 3 speed standard shift, $250, M111H1111 .,1 J&gt;rire tnr w11kli lht• 2 Oak 1-lill; JeHrPv 1.. H1.1 i2, ing awny anyone's life. Add
I Mile Above The Sllvll' Bridge In Kon~uge, IJ,
PROOM ·house, ·J bedroo-ms. : America'o finest. Rent olec- ~ ! so a .1959 f,J)~F.L, 361 ru. car will br sold is l'n.
HI. 2 O' k Hill ; Mrs. ~arl A. it all up lor satety, says lliqtr-j
1~ llalhs. Pll. m2090.
,Iric ' ' "''•i'"oer $1.
rl:&gt; .. cr 't m. engllle, $75. Ph. 9W~·3t87.
Blaettnar Auto Co. ! Montz, Ironton ; Cynthra J. Da-1way Safely Director Bud Nel'
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New officers were
c~osen
at the Decem!'"' meeting of the
Past M~tro~ Club of Evangeline bela Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. M. L, French.
New officers include president,
Mrs. John Lyons; vice presi:
dent, Mrs. Charles Bennett;

with a silver tree and mantle
arrangement in gold and white.
Mrs. Willis Anthony, president,
opened the ·meeting with
a
poem of greeting. Devotions
were given by Mrs. A. R. Putlen who used scriptur• from
Luke and a meditation entitled,

secret~ry-treasurer,

"Pattern For Living" dosing

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Chester Council
Dol AHolds
Annual Dinner

lent prayer wa.&lt; aiven in memory of Lee Roush, father of Mrs.
J. A. Young, Sr., and husbard
of Naoma Roush, both members of the cluh . Flowers were
sent to the Roush fam1ly and
:~s ;;ade to remember Mrs.
_ ~ oss, a member m Gal -

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7:30 p.m. A candelighting serv~

•Operates on four pez~H&amp;frt

The Laurel Cliff Free Meth- ice will be held Sunday at 7:30

Table Model

red tapers, greenery and red

balls. Mrs. Lyons was at the
coffee service. Miniature santa

Solid Stllte
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TONIGHT

ond TUESDAY

Dec, 19-20

"NEVADA SMITH"
~Technlcolor-

Steve McQueen, Karl Malden
l: rian Keith , Arthur Kennt-dy'
Suzanne Pleashelle. Raf Val~
w nP, J3nN Margolin, Martin
La ndau .
Colorurtoons-C:IIpp 1 rty

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•1.1100 mitliwatts of power
• AFC !or dnll-tree FM '"'ption
• Dual·&lt;lill vernier tuning

• Buil-in FM oncl AM antennas

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Solid Stat• design too for utmoot dopondo
ability-no tubes to bum out, no Wlrll)l

up w1it.

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COLOR TELEVISION

included

elltuminated "Goldeo Glow" olook

Th• MEMENTO
11!HD~5 S.ritt

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Middleport

You'll want to see also the many other models of RCA
Victor Radios on display. Ask lor a demonstration bear the wonderful RCA Victor Golden Throat Tone.
Give a Radio this year and you'll really please.

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You'll like tbe . excellent quality of an RCA VIctor

Solid State Stereos With Radios

!Route 50, Athens. Friends rna; I .
send cards to her at that ~
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Color T.V. A fine gift the entire family' will enjoy for
years to come. Stop in right away and select one for

A3C Dave Rice, who is sta.
tioned at Thrner Air

your family.

Force

Base. Albany, Ga., Is here for

~~~ll. . .IIIIICII'Ntl._ti.ICIIC Nll'lll.lllDI'RIIIIIWCCWilii.IIU

1a two weeks visit with his

pump- heats in winter,

then cools in summer.
Since on~ unit does
/Jotfl jobs, it costs you

much less

10

buy. Ask

about the Comfort Twins

Conversion Plan. Call
Ohio Power Ca.-Extension 1.

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as

•GW' higfl, 6Yt" wide, 4o/t* deep
• Automalic "wake to music" and
buuer alarm
• Drowse Alarm-Sie!p Swilc~
• "Personal Sound'' eilrphone

Mrs. Cora Bennett Is recup-1'

cooling unit- a hut

- In SwlngUne
style and re] '
lid boX stylel. Bl

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Ultra-Compact
New Design

eratmg from
illness at the
Kimes Convalescence Center I

Onr rlf'C til IHll ting/

Many other models to choose from ·

cueuparecordandyou'rlrtadytoswin&amp;
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to excitina: stereo sound. AcctSI to con~ sure to,..see t em
trois and chenier from front or rter. all•

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Mrs. T. T. Shelton, Mrs. Plr1er
Mrs. Albert Smith
, and Mrs. Ellen Couch.

Dec. 21-22
NOT OPEN

IJou

&gt;or puro portable pleesurt, choosothls
dor!naty dJtforont RCA Vlotor Solid Statt
Stereo. Now "Swinatlne" cabinet dtslr•
-swin1 out tho sp01kor wtnp, swlnr
down the precision studiomotlcchanser,

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Exciting Value
Solid State Chassis
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1Wickham,

Widrlesdl.(lnd Thu-•'sd'ay-

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brother, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hawkins.
Miss Barbara Jones, who is I
employed In Columbus, spent
the· weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones
Mr. and Mr.. Warren Bennett 1
and family, Columbus, visited I
over t!Ie weekend wltii bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles '
Bennett.
Rio Grande College students
home for the holidays with
famiUes Include Dennis
Saelens, Jerry Davis, Don HanJoe Relchmond, Cllndace
and SUillllll Bradbury.

t

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Stall 20-~ pook .,_ ltlfiO ""'"

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plifier dtlvas two 9" wal duo-cant

kimBall ChRIStt11aS

speakers. Solid State radio tuner
lnlnasyou tht bonulllstenlnl ple•s-

urt ot FM·AM ond FM Storoo, Sllldlo-

What a magnificent time of year tcaj&gt;ring music

matic 4-lpttd chan1•r with record·
prottclinJ Feather Action Tone Arm.
ltJ"erattiJIII, treble, stereo balance
end comptnSittd 1oudne11 controls.

into your home! 'The one fine family gift that
everyone can enjoy! Make this Christmas the
one that stands out in the memory of the family, , • the year Santa brought the KIMBALL!

ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY

Toporo&lt;:ordor fnpul/output jock.

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MOBILITY •• ,
CA!IIIET IS
FINISHED ON
ALL FOUR SlOES

Horo's 1 thrtrt-prlcotllltrto 11\at """

cc•a FI'NIDIINC

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'Wednesday,·ft!i1ifay, 2 to ·3 p.IL

Be sure to see all the other models RCA VIctor Stereos

ELBERFELDS IN ·poMEROY

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William Reynolds and family

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RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE STEREO

of Lansing and Mr. and Mr~.

Mr. and 1\frs. Fielding Hawk-

WALKI» TALkiEs
TAPE RECORDERS
RECORD CARIUERS
GUITARS
Portable TELEVISION'
• RECORDS
r RECORD RACKS
~~f.l:~~ ~xs~~
Pocket Transistor
REEDS
RADIOS
JEWS HARPS
STRINGS
MUSICAL
HARMONICAS
ACCESSORIES
• HARMONICA HOLDERS
Stop In-Look around,_lf you don't see ·'iwbat you
want-ask any of &gt;the salespeople to a~ :1~U;

Tilt VOSIIIIITI

dren, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby King
in Kalamazoo.

There Are Many Other Gih h• In the
Music Department on the 2nd floor , , •

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Rice and family. Mrs. Rice is
recuperating from surgery performed six weeks ago.
i M1 ::.. Willi bul Heynol d~ Jcil
Sunday for Columbus where she
~ill visit overnight with relaI
. t1ves before going on to Lr~n.'4ing, and Kalamazoo, Mich ., for
a holiday visit with her chilII

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Syracuse, who has been donating blood for 15 yean,'
was one of 70 persons who gave blood at the bloodmobile, Monday. With Rev. Thorpe is nurse 1111•
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70 Pints of Blood Taken

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Stop in the Music Department, see the various Kimball
pianos on sale. Select the one you want and see how

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FM-AM Model

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ed and llrs. Homer llraley,

Plutos Swe1t.r
1\dmiss ion: 75c &amp; 40c

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votions and Mrs. Jos~P.h Cook
closed the meeting with prayer .
A dessert cOurse was served
by Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Lor-

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J. E. Foster devotional
leader.
Mrs. Stephenson gave
the

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c:.p;;;, A gifl was purchased for IMrs.

Pomeroy. Ottlo

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Table Radios - AMJFM Table Radios- Clock R3tllol '··
Transistor Radios and Color Televisions.

instant "warmo~p,•r.iii,
ope1allon

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Portable Record Players -

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batteries

wr r·e pl"rrrl During the busi- esses for the January meeting you can SAVE dur.ing this sale.
11'' '~ "~'~''' lVI. a rpport was giv- wil l be Mrs. Victor Young Sr. I
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Membrr\ of the One Won One - - - ·
delss of tlw Pomrrov
First j a shut- in member.
B opu~t ch urch mN at· the home 1 Mrs. J. H. Stephenson, teachof Mrs. H arr~· Ba ilr.v Friday Ier ?f the class, was presented
evrnin,e . f,;llnw in"' " ('h ri ~ tma s j a g1fl and a check w.:ts present·
di nner ~1 1 1!1 e Rai ln' re"' taur- ·ed to nev. and Mrs. Williams.
~111 1 R l'l' :111d .'vir.~ .
Carver Plans were made to take white
W1Hiams. .J. 11 ~ t r rll r n ~n n and girts to the church on Sunday.
GN1rge Skinnrr were guests It was voiE'd to order flowers
Thr B:-1 iley lwmf' w ; 1 ~ dP c.: nr- for the church service on De.'l tr· d in kFPping win 1 the hnli. cember 25. A rommunication
d.1 1· SP:tsfln inrludin g a dren r- was read from the Korean girl
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$10 to the Mtd
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Present were Mrs. Newell, Chr,·stmas pro)'ect . DeVOIORS,,
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h ked h Mrs. Henry Beaver, .Mrs. R055 including the Christmas story,
ou gomg pres~ ent, t an. t e
Mrs. readings and concluded with a
white cover and a Christmas group for the1r cooperation for Cleland, Mrs._ ~oms,
Wood.
Mrs.
V~rg1l
Roush,
Mrs. carol sing
centerpiece.
the past two years.
James
Van
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Mrs.
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Mrs. Henry Reibel
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absence of Mrs. Young. They Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Nor- to ten members including Mro.
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eel (h. January
an
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man Freder~ck, Mrs. Eldon Clarence Murray, Mrs. Max
rn eet 1·ngs Se t
gave
several
Christmas
read.
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were dr awn f
th
.
mgs me 1u mg, "Night
of Kraeutcr, Mrs. M1lo
or e
commg Nights. " "Thou Wilt Light My Mrs. Curt Frederick, Mrs. Hen- Ethel 'colli~s. Mrs. Earl
Portable
year.
Mrs.
. Candle," "Chnstmas Is A Se- ry Spencer. Mrs. Bue\ RJden- er. Virginia Whitlatch,
Games were played
w1t 11
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.
James
prizes awarded to Mrs. Ever- cret, an a c1osmg ~rayer. our, Mrs. Stanley . Trussell , Mack Stewart, Mrs.
Mrs. Clarence Neutzhng, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Ruth Durst
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group
enJoyed
a
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ayes.
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Mr " Rentz Wolff'. Mrs A H Ichange_ around th~ _decorated Arthur Orr, Mrs. Ed~ie Har- Mrs. Winn. The January meet.
Enjoy FM and AM I
tree wtth Mrs. LewiS m charge. tung. Mrs. Esther Wr~ ght and . ing will be held at the home
Ebersbach an d Mrs. B e n
.
ePrecision slide· rule vernier
of Mrs. Stew,:rt.
Neu tzling . aft2'r whic h
gi lts Member~ were gJven small red Mrs. Oscar Weber.
tunin&amp;
were exchanged.
1boots w1th ..r1umbers
for the
• AFC !or drift-fJet FM ""ptioD
A!trnding were those named excha~ge.
.
PLAN PROGRAM
mas program Wednesday, at
• High-effidentr 3W' speaker
Durmg the social hour

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The annual Christmas party
of the Third Friday club was
held Friday evening at the home
l'l Mrs. Dale E. Smith, Spring
~ve., which was beautifully decorated including a decorated
tree under which gifts were
placed.
.
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with prayer.
ThiS was the annual Christ- Mrs. William King, Junior
mas party and the home was Past Matron, was welcomed in~eco~a_ted in tlte holiday theme to the group and presented with
a gift from the chapter by Mrs.

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dent JJ~,- September, wa1 able 11arenis, · Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Menu! Smith and family.
·Mrs. Jay' Warner and Lin- to go to school Friday for the Bearhs. ' . :
. · · · ' · ·.Miss Marjorie BE!D1l, ·,tullent
da and $teven were Saturday first UJDe. S~e is a second Miss Kathy Morgan of "lld- at Mo.unl!'lt! State BusiJlell
visitors In Columbus.
grade ·. pupil: , .
dleport visited Sunday with her lege, Park~sburg, W. Vf. ·Ia·
Mrs. Flore~ ,Burnside re- Mr. an&lt;! "P.~ri:Chatles Grave- grandmother, Mrs. :W. A. Mor- s~lng the holiday ~ICA\1011
turned home ;Saturday frOm ly ..of Dun~, W. · Va., spent gao.
·
wltb her parents, Mr•.and.tlll'l.
Meigs Gen,.al Hospital and Is Friday with' 1\is ·mother, p.Jro. Mro. Clair Spencer and Flor- Thomas Benit. , , · ·. ,
The Past Councilors' of Chest-~ ~~
•ji.
convalescinj' nicely.
·
.B- F. Gr~vely and his sister, ence Ann and Carrie Beth Mr. and Mrs. Wallelo:~
er council, Daughters of Amer- '
Mro. James Smith and daugh· Mrs. J. A: Eden.
Bearhs visited Sunday at BeJ. er of Dayton were i ~
ica, held the;, annual Christ~OY
ters of Colii!Dbus are the guests Mrs. Ra,ymond Pullins, sons pre with Mr. and Mrs. Paul guests of hls mother,~:. ~..
mas dinner and party at Baiof her sister and brother-in-law, Randall and Richard and dau- Grinstead and daughter.
' llam Killinger.
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'.
ley's restaurant recently.
Mrs. John Durst and daugh- Mr. and _!lin. Robert Wamsley ghter, Rh~nda of · Thurston Miss Bonnie Smith, student Mrs. _Nora Eakins of .l'lilyloli
Members were seated at a ter, Mrs. Hilda Rothinger
and famUy:
were overnight guests Friday at Glenville College, aJ:rived .IIJ spent, the weekend wi~'·'· ~
table decorated in keeping with Cincinnati were weekend guests June Ann· Wamsley, who was of Mrs. Raymond Pullins Sr. spend the holiday vacaUon with sisll!r and brolher-Ln-111!', ~·
the holiday season. Followin~ of Mrs. Thomas Hood and Mr. lnjure&lt;l
uatomobile acd· and visited .Saturday with her her parents, Rev. and -Mrs. and Mrs. George Hejnes.
a dinner, the group adjourned and Mrs. Elsworth Rowe. ·
I
to the party room for a meet- Miss Lydia Ebersbach
ing and party. Mrs. Hobarl Mrs. Jay Warner were Athens
Newell, president, opened the
meeting by reading the Christ- Arts, Craft.~ Club
mas story from Luke followed Holds Annual Party
by the Lord's .Prayer
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8 db
. and
. the Th erauryrsa
pledge to the flag '" umson.
Cl ub me1 1as1 week at t he
.
At. the close of the busmess I horne of Mrs. p au I W'mn
sessmn a program was presentth e1r
. anm.1a1 Ch r1s
. tmas party
.
ed by Mrs. Ray Morns anrl Th w·nn h
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the' hol'd
1 ay season.
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gifts were exchanged. Secret During the business ses,siorillf

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