https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/feffa2496892a085369b01bf251dd3e2.pdf 35df22931b7078cd0a7fdf16e9bfb41a PDF Text Text • I / ' NewYearTheme ~~~~~:~ About .r. . . . Is F~ture of MrS. ·Leo Keabed)'. ~"ere~ troin ~ Society Program Commiuions SyrocuMClass Make ~eporfs To fleolth, Board Dines Friday '4t the Church Sr., A p!"Oil"aJn with 1he N""' ilold """"' they lpenl tbO New '1111 ~~.. of lilt Year lbeme was at Yeor's ,with, relaU"-' lleporl$ o! ' the . Yariouo Mothodlsl ebureh tbe Jlllllal'1. o( illtY .JI. · the latter 1 · ,IIJIOt, mi..._ and pliDI for tbe Ill 11111Ual ChHatm.u H Sanborn Miuion ~.._ lin.; 'l'htJma Shirk, who I! be- lll!nlng o! a Slmdly ev~ .....,. · ' ory ..........,. illg ~Mated for a hone CO!IdJ. ilorvi<e ..,... diacuued at tbe ···• -Y evenq Ia tbe Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker and ol lbe Mlddlepor: Fmt ,Baptist lion iJ> her foot. Sh~ will be ~ Ml(!llar ~ of tbe .ooeial room. •' childreo, Jeffrey and Lisa have Church Monday ererung at the ·all!e to relw-n to her teaching ·BOard of Heath · Yemberl..-., ~ - Jt retumed to their !lome, Hoos- church. Mrs. Joe WUson, •Ice this week. ~ SW$y b~ Will! while ~l'ert ., 1 too: Tuao after • •ndlllg the president, preoid~ In the ~ They llso visited with Mr. clrurdl. Mr. Wayne white candlea , !n trystal . holidays with lbeir parents, Mr. sence of lbe Pl'<Sideot, Mrs. and Mrs. c. R. Bailey and aons, dWrmau, c:onduCfed the en pla~ . al Jnternls: nft·. t· .,. llQII<qlll !·~;~=~-~~= and Mrs. Paul Baker ol Syra- Richard Owen. . Michael and Richard, and at. Jog, which 1""' opened table was ""'/!fred With "" F euse and Mr. and Mrs. Char· The meeting was opened With tended a bowling tournament In prayer by lbe Rev. Mu Dona· of 14 l:1ld illll les Grueser, Miners9111e. While an organ .prelude. hy J • n 10 • which Michael participated. He hue. , . · In brollle bere they w_ere guests of booor Gibbs and 8 poe?,' read by Mrs. aud his partner won the Jun. The ll't!aaurer, Miso NeOie mao arrangements, one Ia at seYeral dinners mduding Mr. W"""?; enUUed, ~ Am tba New iof Tournament doubles. Zerkle, reported .that all eon. and one iQ ~ !"''lered and Mrs. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Year. Mrs . . A. R. Pullen of . terence and dlatrict, cla)m! • other tables. · Rev• •Weodell Grueser and Mr. and Mrs. Wil· lbe EJecta Circle ga•e deYo·paid to dale Tbe ·~~nan Stu~er asked gr~, liam Russell. !ions which inCluded scripture Family Unite~ for mtss!on was ·,;,minended Its A large eake Iced In Mrs. Clara McMaster return· from Lui<e and 8 meditation, p l k D. work In ral!'•• the ·· al!d ·decOrated. with pink ed . to her ot. UC Inner · to meet '"6 · • budaBlr'"""'" and 'lile Mill! Inscription R·;~~~~~,!:.:~~~[~:,~~ . employment at Ohio "What . Have . We. . Lost•" · and amounts the obhgatlona UruYers1ty . today _after spend· was concluded With a poem, a Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr., os- of the churdi f91: ·the 7 • month W · ~""" .a K. ing the holidays w1th her "!oth· legend' "Windows. of Gold" . sisted ~y her dal18hter, Mrs. period whicii ended Dec. st. :,..~ the 'llilu>et -.::~~~~~~::.:.,,_ er, Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr. Dunng the busmess meelilljl Clara McMaster enlerts!ned The minister ann ced · ~~~··t,:~~Mrs. Job~ Durst and daugh· thank you ootes were reail with a family dinner Saturd'!Y a Sunday evening would day.IFavors W'!l'f' small 0 81Ml 8 lied with red bows .. ter, Mrs. . Hilda Rolbillger of from the Friendship House ill evenlns, at her home,' Mine~ begin DeXl Sund • Cmclooali were weekend guests Illinois and the Board of Mis- yiiJe J Franklin Rizer, Mrs. J!:~~~~~ ~~; ! ~ ·~ 8 H 81 .ay ' of Mrs. Thomas Hood and Mr. sions at Valley Forge, Pa It ~senf were Mr and Mrs han. .ld ebe sot Lak~d tthiat Lisle, Mrs. Dllford : a eSl . e s ~and Mrs. El sworth Rowe. was announced that the orcles Charles Grueser and· son Jen · eeekwouf nu ;,,· . Herbert parket Mrs. Marga.ret Daohardt of would take part in the Febnh Mrs. Jim Baker and J~ffrey ~'l'h : a study thsesSI';.': 0 ?. Moof! we~e.~lh~e~g~::~/ H~~~~~~. Melvin Swisher, who I! sla· Colwnbus amved Mooday lor ary meetil18 and will lncl~de an11 Li!ut Mr. and Mrs. Wll· • rmon, on e ount: tee ill charge of " . K tioned at Quonset Point, Rhode a Yisll with relatives. the Lovejoy Circle, devotions; 118m Ru;.ell and W•yne and which Is to be presented '" Attending were liP.•. and Island is here for a holiday visit Mr. and Mrs. John Swisher Dorcas, the program ; and 'l''ld, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grueeach church m the district Mr. Stutler and !lOll! KeY!n TlJESDAV 88 with his parents, Mr. and Mrs . and Brian David, Johnny, Joey EJecta hospitality. The wor • ..,. and Kandt and the hostessDonahue " granted gues~ Terry StuUtn", Miss ~. POMEROY CIIAPTER 186, and Tina ,Virginia visited Sun- ship .;.,ice ended with 1 he es. Slon . to orde~ a portable cia Karr, Mrs. Donald i.l!le Oll:S, will meet in regular ses- Harley Swisher. Mr. and Mrs. George Meday with her grandmother, Mrs. friendship circle formed a· mu~lOn servl(~e to be used in Tuesday at N5 p. There VISIT. PARENTS taking communion to shut-ins fill be election and installation Allister, Charleston, w. Va., B. F. Gravely and daughter, round the sanctuary. . Mrs. J. A. Eden. the church. E WEDNESDAY h lid hi ts r were o ay gues o s SisThe program was giYen by Mr. lind Mrs. Gerald Raught i_THE MIDDLEPORT Literary ter and brolher-in·law, Mr. and Rev. and ,,Mrs. Robert Wells Mrs. Paul Sinart and Mr s. d 'd ""te fro M· Miss Zerkle reported that · an au... rs, m ame fi · 1 beq es1s had bee l't"ub wiD meet Wednesday, Dec. Mrs Orin Smith Mr and Mrs and Lyno, lllil) and Kay re- Ch . . . McAllister and Mr .. and Mrs: turned to their home, Mohawk M arleLs BennettE ' ass•shted brd spent the holidays with Mrs. recema~Cied8 from" Henry S if' ill at the bomt of Mrs. Harold , . Friday after spending several rs. awrence mg, w o rea Raught.. parents Mr and IV w ..., Vl.Bauer, Leading Creeek Road. Smith were Ohmtmas Day • ·t M s t sked· . • · Middt rt bu · i'he program wiD be given by dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. days with her parents, Mr. and scrl~ ure. b r~. ~arh a h Mrs. George Nesse1road, Sr., mer be ~~ th ~e~an 8 haeacd memt ehr .o wdn e ondw ld~Y and other relatives in Pomeroy. Themem Br outlk ea both ud ' sed Iars. 'James Euler and Mrs .. Richard Rosenbaum and farrJ- Mrs. W. 0. Damitz. . p Little Miss Paula June Etchspen t e1r ay a 111na r er, ecea . len Philson with reviews of ly m omeroy. Inger spent the weekend at cussed the Yalue of leisure ,Jaoob '1\U'llel', Mrs. Robert Announcement was· made ."Aldous Huxley" and "The B1g Mr. Wilkie Hohnan has mov- Stewart with her grandparents time and the use to be made Richar,deon, Janice Gibbs, the dlooer for dlsbict stewards ·Spenders." Into the former L. D. Diles Mr. and Mrs. Rex O'Brien. Sh~ of it. Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Frank and ministers to be held ii POMEROY SHAKESPEARE ed home on Beach St. His mother F 11 • th h o owmg e program t e Cheese.~ . w. 'l'he t abJe center- uary 7 with Mrs. M. L••.""eJnch, , ~up will meet Wednesday, at and niece reside with him. Mr_ was accompa·nied home by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pa ~ members went to the dining Jl!. e ce hp . 0\1 out the new year Mrs. James Clalworthy 1 II 'p.m., at the home of Mrs. Holman is a custodian at the Eichinger and Tamara who room where a salad course was theme ltjtb a world globe dis· Rev. Donahue ·planning to ., Louis Reibel. Middleport High School. were dinner guests Sunday of served by the hostesses from played with a miniature rocket teod. The meeUng was closed THURSDAV •• Mr. and Mrs. SteYe Coats the O'Briens. the Dorcas Circle Including Mrs. 8nd . , with the beoedlcUon. PAST CHIEFS of . Magnolia Temple Pythian Sisters will left Saturday for their heme in Miss Ramora Boice returned mett Thursday evening at the Kirksville, Mo.. after I visit to Dayton Monday, after spendhere with his mother, Mrs. ing the holidays with her par· ; 'home of Miss Thelma Grueser Robett Coats. ents, Dr. an d Mrs. R. E. Boice. WiJ.h Miss Lena Grueser as coMr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rein· llo!'tess. . ' and children, Janie, George, hart and family of Jackson NEW OFFICERS PRACTICE and SteYO, of Seneca Falls, N. were weekend guests of therr Y., have been here for a holi- parents, Mrs. William Reinhart New officers of Evangeline day visit with their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown. Chapter, OES, Middleport, beld and Mrs. George Baku and Mr. Miss May · Meadtw returned a practice session at the Mason. Ollie Hlndy, and other relaliv· to her horne, Houston, Texas lc Temple Friday eYening. A es. They came the Saturday be- Monday, after spending the h<ll· poUuck dinner was held preced· fore Christmas and will return idays with her brother-in-taw, ' :>g the practice. Mr. and Mrs to their home after New Mr. Te<' Reed and sons, wbo ~obert King are worthy ma: Years. Mr. Baker is recuperat· accompanied her to C<!lumbus (ron and worthy patron· of the lng satisfactorily at his home where she took a plane. ).! chapter. following extensive hospitaliza- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen ·~ <-{' ' . tion due t1t surgery. were New Year's Eve. dinner VISIT IN SYKACliSE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lucas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank . of Caledonia and their oon and Sisson and daugllters. .· Mr. and Mrs. Lanny Jenkins famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pul· were Chrtstmas Eve guests of Lucas and children, spent the lins Jr. of Thurston visited Sun' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred holiday weekend with Mr. and day afterneon with their parJenkins Sr., of Syracuse. Mrs. Homer Jones and Mrs. ents, Mrs. Raymond Pullins Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. RoiUn Lena McElhinny. Mrs. M. C. Wilson ha• re· Bearhs, and were accempanied turned from Charleston, W. Va ., home by their son, Randall who where she spent the holidays spent the week with his grand· with her son and family, Mr. mother Pullins. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter and and Mrs. Curtis Wilson ana family were Sunday evening family. New Year's Day guests of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wood· Mrs. R. C. Sansbury were Miss row Mora and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung· Bess Sanborn. Mrs. Cecil Kimes, Mrs. Casb Bra]ey, nickle and daughter, Donna of Mrs. Jame8 Euler and Miss Cincinnati were weekend guest~ of her mother, Mrs. Joseph 1967 is our 90th annlverury year.,. and your year to save I Besides all Alice Euler. Raub and son, J!lhn. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Jo~n­ our regular big buys, we've rounded up 5e KEY VALUES. , • one-a-week Mrs. Eslie Mossman return· son, Tnlrd Ave., had as their specials •• _. at a savings of 25% or more. They're all marked with the Christmas holiday guests their ed home Sunday, after a week's KEY VALUE symbol. Be sure to stop In every 'll'eek this year ••• Head daughter and son-in-law, M!. visit at Newark with Mr. and Mrs . Donald Morgan and son for our special KEY VALUE counter., ,lllld let yourself ill on all these and Mrs. Charles Hill of Camand at Granville with Mr. and bridge City, Indiana. big, big bargains. . . ' Mrs. L. W. McComas has re- Mrs. Hobert Mossman and fam· ily. turned from Waldo where sne was the guest el her sister and spent the New Year weekend family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vau· derhoof and famlly. Mr. and wit_h her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vanderhoof and family Mrs. I!lJrold Woadgerd. Mr. and Mrs. James Brewing· joined Mr. and Mrs. McComas ton have returned from a vacll· for the New Year weekend. Miss Mariallne Woodgerd, tion visit with relatives who is employed at tilt Ohio South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones State University In Columbus, attended a bullet dinner at the home of their daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee ~D•· Yidson In Athens. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. David Bow· en and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sears and daughter, Katie. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McEI· blnny of Jeffersonville, Ind ., Yi· sited o>ver the weekend In Mid· dleport. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, Jr., of Waverly, and Hurl Han· nahs were holiday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vietor Hannahs and family. Kathryn Jane and Clnl,ck, and Dick Wer· rr. who attenas Glennville Cot· lege, W. Va. Mis!l Marjorie Harris, Wash-Ington, D. C., has been the holiday guest of her lather, Mr. Robert I!lJrrls, Sr., and other relatives. Mrs. David Entsminger has returned frol!l Charleston, W. Va., where ohe visited with her llOD and daughter and their fa· mllleo oyer lbe holidays. Mrs. C. M. Heooesy hao returned from Colwnbus whore ~ALUE ahe spent t'o/holldays ~th her dangbter' and family, Mr. Ohio and Mrs. jrdon Harris and Pomeroy pr""""'"' ~ "'"*end ~ '' '. I VObXVIII . NO. .' 21'1 ·~ .. SOCIAL ~ .[AI .F. ND AR Chari,.. ~.. EsU!1 to Meigs County "in the •err near future," according to Meigs Local Superintendent George Harsraves, Jr. Cbancj!y was given a 3-year contrad, beginning in the 196'1-QI school term. · The hoard also last n!Kflt em- Cbanc;ey, :at,~~~~~ hit~ as a football coiidi at Pomeroy In Ill~ summer IJf 19tll. He wu here four seasot11. !IIJ teamt pos'ied an twer4111 ncoid ol -. Cited from 'Fort Hayes Fot:t .lfayes !Ddal reen,pha!!lzed the" ArmY's 'plooedures ·us8d 1 ·noll~ ~-\lin' of .~·.ervl~ce l Cf(ua!tles' of s'oldlers' "'~ thli eoontryJn Vietnam. . k • I ' 'l1ie Department. ol the o\nliy nevq, nnds iuch..tloUoo. bY tel~/ 1 • ,.,. ' ~UI~ Art Caper Foiled Eight maaterpl.... In all were paintings' recovery, s:~~~~ stolen ri-om the Dulwl!'h College Yard said It could not e art aallery by • burJiar or or deoy "at tbJs stage" burglllrS wbo drilled 1 hole In a Frern:h newspaper repert three door. ' of the works had lhell. \ The paintings we.. said to be ·recovered . Yard ld th oo!y allghUy damaJed. All were[ ScoUand Yard later Sco"anil u sa e ' tound In London, some In the · masl!!rpieces-<ncluding three Streatham CommOII area In the l'eYealed that only three of ftem!lrandts and ihree Rubens- •uburban southern part of tile paintings were 1ouni1 . actqally recorered Jllon· city where lha IJuhilch.l}allery They said secrecy WQ , : Dlght. The llllll01ineemen1 ia looaletj . · teined to prevent tile a~renUy wa:s wlthhejd liht!l Tlie ~"?. "''!l"~t fro~ . destroy!nJ tho others. today for lnvesu,ap~ reasons. came amid mounting fear ·~ It ,... not immedlalely known 1 l,lecovery of the loot cllniued oJgbt maoterpil!Ct\1 ~~. have H there were any .arrests. a ~sslve operallob of rlllds, been irreparably damqed or prime search targets have .,.nl<bes and q q·esll o n In g even"temofecl from Brl~n. a alellder man or woman and throughout aoulheril Eng!~ Shartly before IDliOUIIdiJJ the bushy bearded beatolk. 1 LONDON (UPI) 4ec&oi! v.,., today aooo.unced recovery 11.4 million In art treasures lllolen by a "thin man" burf)ar Sa.tunly In history's blagest art ' I~ J'I'COnt ·.weeks lilllltary 811tbqrltles at · Fort ilayelj ha.e beiln Informed that In tbJs 100111 ·~ , several false tet,phnne , . eali!, tO dependent wives and . !'.ttiJVJ!3, hlive QCcurred • •1111 ,tllavel'lisulted. ln.cruerhoue1 to the mH~ clependents coo- . ~tl!'l; ';... ' "1 • YDUR'KEY JDSAVINBS . MEIGS THEATRE ... and BIG PRIZES, too! l,c: Board Reviews Some Call It DISCOUNT Some Call It Wholesale We Named It- "THE BUDGET SHOP" I I·--' 2-Pc. Living Room Suites ··· · · · · · · · $99 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites ........ · .. · .. $99 itfa Beds .... · .......... · .. .. .. $68 :~ Beds (Complete) · · · ·· · · · · · · ·· · $68 801ywiod Beds •............... $39.75 Rugs 9x12 ............ $4.88 9xJ.2 Tweed Rugs .................. $18 .S,E.·N . . Wateh for ••'ther 5.EY BAKER . FURNITURE NEXT WEEK family, • .I< . .,·:.r~ ..•• ~ . ' !- I to ·Ma.ke . , · ' ' .' ' ·. I I • Jame~ BrewiDctDR ta ~ ~ 'l'be boal:d. In ~ .....,.... · • !laD, renamed Rkihard Jlllltl lbey have 000 .,....we-t; Mn.E. 0, Rail,1011, Ricky age 2 Jlftildelll, and .,reed ' · lll"'!t!I!P !hjs yeu wlll be !Ill The Mel&s Locl1 ~ 1111 Jilt . ~ Tuelday.a o1 II otbe:r acltlvlty, acceptllcl lilt m!lalh tit 7:10 p. m. at tho reslpatloo of WendeH Gerlach ~ EleiDentu)' ScbooO at a member ol tho Melia ~ ollt the Slllrburr Bit 1Jbr&r7 Board and named ~ ocbool. I Tlte'' ln!onnatlon llffice • lbal ,..IlOilo I Bigg~st ·cruel Hoaxes · look. for our / each week ••• featuring an outstanding buy! I . . - l o r lbe Mmballllll!· ChanOey belaD bil atbletie verslty varalty team during hll career at Ripley Hl&b Schoo!~ sopbomore and junior yeera and wbere he starred In loolboll and then as student 1Wlltanl of baskelball. 'llle new Melga Lo- Frosb teem In hi! aenlor year of 26-JJ.Z. .\ cal D!'llllor .WJ!! I!Vtll a grid collet!e. Chancey, who holds a Chancey, a na.Uve of Ripley, scbolarahlp to Mar.h&U 1Jniver- Master's degree, was a gradu.W. Va., was CO<:oach ol the aity In 11150, bul hi! days as 1 ate a!Sl!tant of the Forsb team ·c~ CHANCEY YOUR .SHO.PPI.NG t KEY VALUE AD ome to ' . m. f_: • .\ . .' . tormer al~ Tueaday nlaht agreed ipd· athletic dir«lor of Meia• Loclll ,School Dutr!ct. ,. Pfllt!b!I b!rlng of Chancey to tile position was ,announce~! fol· lowlnf,a J!l~ng of the Board of Etlucl!i!O~ ol tho newly con· satidated district Tue$1ay. nlg!Jt In a related acUon, the board :::ru::g· MAKE ELBERF IN POMERO f io played Nolan S•acldl.lmer, ~ Year.ll! 1!11 Sotltbtallft Oblo player eeend .olurlaf hll frtlttll. &rtng the 111t10 - . Pql'QY HJgll School .Iftel nsme the district's new biih. mer Middleport _lfllh ~ AlbWic IMM allil' bla U11 IDID year beealll6 o1 a l!c 11>: The new head flrid UJtlltor, e1 men\OI'·ancl preaelltly dei~Jve school, when II Is built, the ~ch, and ~ I IUebor Purple l'anlher team J1t0C1uc- jury. · 111e CIIIIIOIIdated loleiP. 1.«11 backlieJd coach at Marshall Meigs Illgb Scbool. theM,' as aaal!ll!ll athletic dJO ed a 9-1 !date and ""' ,.._:_ District 11 mmted to the form. University, Is the football coa<ll Cliancey Is expected to return rector. ~ . . up to the teatuo <11-"'P!«.a Ceaclt .- - , was • lllldent ff' M Amberger ,';1 "" !ion POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • omtn :it.. ,:::.e • • "';!!!' About Middleport e ~=-~!~ regUI•. �' ' ;{ ' - _.. ...... -·· Still- W.aitlng • • } ' ' ' QMIIr Tuu•h!D, ll:ditof aner- eter7 fai!6P) SnndQ by Tbl Oblot Vu no ll......ntc Obiot 45789. Basin- Of. 1192-215&. Editorial pboH t!~ifter;ld'u eeeo11d e1ua maWn1matter 'U lite pcltt office at Pomeroy, Ohio. · NEW YOIIK - The Jump in LH Crane'• lhroll lo fl.5f0 be bas to COUih up under • b... • alimOll)' selllo;meol .... At 1 TV ta(>inl, old friends SarliJJI1 DIY· Ia and Mel To~:me exchanced IOC!al' uotes: "l'lll not talking to Sinatra," Sammy told Me,who topped him with, "That'• IIOihlng. I'm not talking to Buddy Rich'' .. NISSiu'o Parodi• -loland Club .-cecl OpePIDI of Ill Ocean Club l cate Mill' llnlque but elide, mention gam- 117 \Vllllam Subecrlptton ntes: DeUvered b1 car Dally Sell l- one yeu In atiVIDCe at lite 1~ oHicl t18.20: lllx months. S9.10' three montba $8.90. By Motor Routt earrter service not available ont $1.30. By maU one year $10.00: montbl, $5.25: Tbrea months. tS.OO r 1 ~,, Problems Of States Capitol Comment, ~vents and under extraordinarily hea· vy ·pressures, considering that · can Presidential nomination of New York Is the center of tile next year finds a notably crowd· new Isolationism pacUism, he ed field, precisely the opposite has spoken for a responsl1J;'.: may be said of tile Vice-Presl- foreign policy as well. No oti;'i-. dential designation. For I hIs RepubUcan liberal hal so conthere is one open candidate and sistenfly, so stoutly and so useof the latest boasts by the state one alone - and an amazingly fully supported the bard, una· · f ornla shows bow it attempts to fraJJk one, at that - in Sen. voldsble national obligation to ap e the •r.tllght of national atlen· stand firm against Communist Jacob K. Javils of New York. floJL.nat sta e hu all of the problems aggression In Vietnam. Javlla "'fff-ether states, and in some instances in It is an unwritten rule of pol· could have finessed this Issue, gr~ater proportions in population growIlles that no man "runs" for as other · Senators with strongtb, ~d water pollution, welfare, and the Vice-Presldency. Aspirants peacenik comtituencie! bave any_,..sth'll'• that YO'! care to_ mention. sre supposed only to stand •· done. He could hai!O saved him· ThM~ow comrng out wtth a state- round looking wistful, hoping seU a good deal of nasty mall m ' are solving the problems 1"' lor favor from whomever may from _erstwhile leftist fnends day • e rest of the country will he head the ticket, but never. nev· who have now become IUs ene. solving en years from now. On the prosent trend toward centralization it would er to say anything, not even In mies mucb as similar ex-friends appeit -that caltfornia would he upec\, _. ~:';'~ In a sealed room at last November brought -about the destruction of another old· w!""' _ ed to depend more, than less on federal ce. However, in the last elecllon, - _This rule Javrts h.., br<>bn, lime liberal, Sen. Paul Dougeo le of that stale expressed~ ;:_ ~ o! candor blowrng las of !Uinols. they do not want to be merer~ '1iklr a bigil wrnd tbrousb dusty No man of the Jewish lalth inistrative distriCt of the fedefal t*lilllcal fotklon. Whatever else bas thus lor baen given a .aqvernment. may be said, he ba• done a national nominatiou and Javrare service to candor with tbis simple sentence: "I think I am its rightly, and again frankly, enUtled to national considera- points out that there is surely · 1!I!'-Y might claim to be solving their no s~ reason why this con-tion.'' • p~blelbs on a local and state level, but Elementary fairness compelo dition of affairs sbould persist a great deal of their advance has been the reply: Entitled to consider· forever. ' throu•', getting a lion's share of the fed· In his maneuvering toward ation, so be is. This is not simera! : •· mding. Yet, Ohio has advan~ed 1greatj-)'. in the last four years with a lim· ply to say, ol course, that be the 1968 convention he stands on -lted amount of that kind of federal supought to he nominated, for that firm ground in the party sense, 1ROrt· Ia. spit~ of all the efforts made by Is solely the business of the aince the great bulk ol nation1lite G~lden State it is still making 1968 Repoblican NaUooal Con- al Republican leaders speak, ao .no. headway in salving its smog prob- vention. But it is to say that he be does, for contioued resist.. ; !em. In Ohio _there are progressive steps ance to Communist m!lltery bas clearly earned eligibiUty. aheail Tht luislature being in the same For Javits is both a signifi. expansionism in Southeast Asia. corner with the administration should go eant politician in party tenns Nor is he lying hlmseU to &nf 1• long way to solve our problems, and and an undeniably useful Sena- single Republican Presidential our lniluatrlal atrength is advanc\'lg withtor, though neither of these possibility, nor yet to any sin· out a great deal of federal assistance. things could once have been gie Ideological segment of tho Nelson aaid. There was a time, In his party. Should Gov. ' Rockefeller of New York, -lor newness to the Senate, when latest flgurea on our position he was so doctrinaire as to be example, somehow obtain the that In November Ohio hit an all· ineffectual In a forum where Presidential nomination, Javits bigh lit nonagrlculture wages and · a of .6 per cent. _ no man fUcceeds simply by be- of course would ba automaUcal· Inti so tlRI4l!ely and etemaUy ly out of II for Vice-President. Ohio advanced riibt about evet')'lhini a• to The G.O.P. would hardly . COD• there was a rise in w 3.2, which isolate himself from that pro- sider nominating two .men from cess of rational compromise the same state. But should the to the slow whlcb lies at the bear! of all top designation . go elsewhere, due to the weath· u Is far more Ukely, the creimportant legislation. steel production. dendals of Javils would be But the old days and the old the big tasks Ohio is to do subatanllal, either with G o v. tor the undeveloped counties attitude& are long gono under In our area we have the the erosion of roali\Y. The Jav- George Romney of Michigan at unemployment rate in the state lts of today is an effective leg- rhe head of the ticket or with •111<111 will only he cured by the location islator and an OXJIO!I"nl ol that former Vice-President Richard indualrios. The year 19~7 should toleration of other views wbich Nixon in the top spot. The central points of interest, ~~:~~;;~~ road building in our ill the laol lndi!pellaable to free. i: wtn asaisl greatly in open- govemmenL points quite beyood personalithe hiD country. It is a problem And he II more. SteadfuUJ ties, are tile darin11 ol Javits' of Ohio can correct, just idieclj~eiy as any state in the umon. WASIIINGTON - II the galh· ering contest for the Republi· :ti~ .m .f I I ...twort !lbo!rl 011 !be eurreot cospel accot41>1g to !881 were old floes; lhtl 10th - old moy. A Mall•ruled Olio City traloo pmblin& dellen for Loodon, San ~"'"· Antba, et;,,recnrllln& )'OIIDI llrlt ll'om f· • v.,... Va. hUla, sebds. the '"dulles&" a-..., . ,, from AI\ ~ ... !lew ..,_ land • pubi!Jher am J,oeb 1114 . , a-Trlb flnaQ!ill man Qorttltl . · ROcer• plan \ , N. Y. w,eii.J " ' ' . • I~y 'DICK moMAS ern's wlii. In to score and Dee! made Gene H&ll, &-1 center. pump- Another big key to the High- free throws and Garrett one to ed in II field goals for 22 point! landers' victory wao the re. the tie the score 29-29 with ·Jan?~rs Hel•n llott•l-..... ··- Myers' HighlaDders in 8 three top ~an for the Pirates wtth way tie for first place in the l4 ~m~. Roger Garrett, 6-0 Varsity race of the SouthP.rn ~en~or, tia~ 13. Fred Deel, _:;.n Valley Athletic Conference wtth JUruor, ~rush~ with · ll pomts. I • ( '- always to escape, DeW Lord. Where ollters may 100 bale, Ill me ... love. To patdoo ralber tball tO bafm, To bave filth where douh& would he easy. To have bopa wbea deapllr oeelts to enter ln. To see the light when darkPeli surround• me. To sprssd JoJ whore ndnet1 reignl, This then JJ11 dsUy prayer llbaU ba: , Lord, crant lhlt I 1118J DO& M much seek to be Consoled u to t!ODIOil .... Understood as to understand .•. Loved u to love .... For Ills In 111vln1 that cejye, . ; .: n b .,in· p~ I!Jal W' ~ of pardoned. " ADd II IJ In dolni Jood thai IB f· , we.,.. " are so badly brok~· to"!'·.li~v.t ·~fare: II." RAYER · i ~~ are opened ~ to ·' so m311y li!Unp ~}Gik~"t ll'· l 'i, ~ : FO~TBE· LONELt . I am happily mFrfed nof, fuJ that even reducllig1tbe tooth 1 walked fields today anil · Helen, and I've lelnted a lot In preparatron for the PJ Is a the glem arul tho valleys. !rom my parents' mlallkel. I hlessrPJng. 't be Ia ed. · ''-'- ••1• ·I .felt th8 suD, tho warm rays know now 'the true joys of s can . P c un!!ln• . . U(IOO my !see GIVING love and raoeiviDJ love alely. Porco!~ must be bak!d And 1 was ll'Bteful, Lord, ior 1n return. many tim eo m a •pecj~tl, ..1'911· . . ~ . senee of leeiJn&. Lilli, II ymf.lollow lblt ·trolled, bl&h-beat .9.Ver!o al1\t . o,,. .Prom lOnder ltllls the !trains. .age a. lrlend wrote to me,' ·~ nally, shaped, tmled and IJ!a;<-· of 'the Ave pleased my ears use your parenll' arlsllkeo II ed to make them look like nat· And sllrrOd my heart. a pattern Nor te lollow~ ·fOU ural _teeth. And 1 am graleful, Lord, lor will be able to Uve 1 fltlfliUng While the crown Is being tbl• aense of heartns. Ule. You are u fuJi' of hollle<lmade, u•ually a period ol sov· 1 touched the tulip and I h e up love as I wu - jut! ba _,lll!ll eral days, a temporary crown hyacinth aod tho ualea you pour II In the rllbl cllr!!o-/ 1s placed over the preparation 1n blossom full, lions. Qod bJQ.J you 'LISa aoc1 held with temporary ce- And 1 am ll'ateful, Lord, lor and all the · IOIIelj ehlldren men I. Even temporary crowns tbl• 1011so of toucb. whose parents haven~ loynd . , , - ' ore an improvemeot over the 1bo c!lllclren played round tile . limo to show their love. orlatnal teeth and patienll are carousel today C.A.S. always pleased. And•1 oensed their happiness. Dear Rudoro: PJs are fragile, but backed And 1 am grateful, Lord, thot 1 thought lblt leltlr 1 with permanent cement, and · 1 have known both mother lovely way to alarl·'tite l'l•w . ,with proper adjustmmts and and father. Year. normal care, they rarely bresk, My bean acbes lor those who Don1 you agree? - H. ellen last a lifetime. know -1101 ellller. This eolu!llll -Is rledlea~ , to ;. I have a lrlend, an only child. family Uving, so If ,.W,re I)P, II.Dd I am 8l'ateful, Lord, for Jng kid trouble "" ,.full; plalt.· · I have a brother who loves trouble, lot H~tn beip · Y!JI,J. : • "' me. Site will also •ele!lirll ' ,... GallipoUI, Oblo, ll.re you .. good to everyone? . own amnotnc ~- M- J Saturday, Dee. 11, 1968 Tell me, Lord. clreu Helen Bottal th SALES REPORT Of 1i'rom within my..ll allow me lhla ·nt'i!Jpaf)Ot. · • \ Oblo Valley U.fttocll eo. HOGS - 175 to :Dll lbs. ZO to 21; 220 to Z50 lbs. 20 to 11; Ll&hl 18 to 21; Fat Sows If to 18; Slap 12 to 11; Boors 10 to 18; Sowa & Pia:• 7i to 150; Shoats 10 to zo. CAT1'LE - Steers 18 to 25; Heifers 16 to 22;2 Baby Beef .. II .to 117; Fat Cowo 14 to ZO, ., Canners 12 to 15; Bulls 11 to 22; Milk Cows 100 to 200. ' VEAL CALVES-Topa 48.50; Secondo 36 to 42; Medium 34 to 38; Com. & Hvs. ~ ID' 311; CUlls IS to 28. LAMBS - Tops 13; second.! 10 to 22; Ught Wis. 1lto U: Common .I& to :10. ;1." A thought ,lor the day-- poet Carl Sarulhorg aaid: "Sometimes an "'pert ill only a damned fool a Ioili! way !rom home." Market Report INI1UGUE ENbs 'I'IIE HA.GUE (UP!) -Eight Communist Chinese welders who hid lor nearly sbr monlh.o In their legaUOot rather thll! answer questioN! . about the kidnaping and death of a ninth Chinese Dew to MOICOW after lacwavlng JIIO~ Chinese and .Itt,._.. BERHrS WORLD il\tfl1h . · · ., '• IIOVIE'1' TRIP . HEJAINKI (UP!) :;,_A ·1"001' t1 itO cbeery American coUep atudenla todl1 arrived Ia .. Htlsidd lor · an overnilh\ atopover en route to the Soviet ln>lon. 1 · The ;, ttoden\1. lrol!l three M~ , coUqes -and - ~ low~ eoUep wb!Ob form a u..tJn lfOUp.,. wm otay In the iovlet Union · Ill·• ·, dajs. The aim of the trip Ia IIi ••Ru.t.n mi,ke ·with . • .,, • IIUdionta ""' to irllJII'OV• llil .A•trfelrti' -letlp cil- 1111 JnMI•n ,J •..,.,. • l ,. :; """* '~ . 0 . ~nl quarter ~ Iff! .: ..,u and carter h1t a jumper frflm tbt comer to put the IDghland- less than dOOble ~.: with poitll.\ •o.4·1,-arry F BBI 13MMI!utl! chipped In 12. , ~· • The Tnrn:-does- hit oo 17 45 sllol! from ~IM!Id •.<for per cent and II nf A!F~al u~ lhrow line Walu!ma t8 Amos Wallbrown 's II poiu!s of 52 field goal !.!t.e,tpl!!> I 1 Craynctt' l · . t led at the end of every period. Sherm CUn<till, with 14. ""s tho The Tornadoes • ·ill :-~e The Tornadoes were ahead 4.'1-!only other Southern player to I Pomeroy on Salufld1!v lljgll1 • Wahama Is at Ale,..nder . F+ Sporil Writer • _ Coach bit ' tn Oh~u~h:~~~ ~~~~:::~~:,:~!.: ~~se~~w~~~ ~~Is a~ :'ar~~li~~ 1S ofl~ !r 9~ .~~ By CRET TANNEHILL Sealln~l for Slooe'' Torn_adoes . " 76ers Nip Knicks 148-142 :~~~:~........... ~ ~ Ifi 0 vertune · • fOf N b 36 ~ . um er ;: 13 to a Q-.51 win over the Hall bad. 12, and Shriver had canned 1 julnper to knot it aTh p p ' th' b k tb II team b vlsllmg North Gallla Pirate;, seven. Shriver had five points. gain 31·31. e. omer~y an er as e a · ' y · I Mike Pa . ni . ing Its victory of ·Dec. ZP over Jackson thts Frrday nl~ht, l 1 The win pull Cosch Uoyd yne, &- JU or, was Shnver dro~e in for a l•yup this time at Pomeroy; can further discomboodle the . 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 4, 1087 HELEN HELP US! I ~:~d~h:f~ a~a:"~=·~: ::i~n!h:',n~::: ~:~~:~n!;1 ~fU;o!~:!c;:;e~:; ::~ the by the Wabarrlo Foleow oa a iallant i!lt~Nl of! a •!roo& fourthWhUo periOd el!QI'I ed, then comeba.,-. tu!'!lfd to deleal tile hoot West Vir(!l~> m tile loot eight minutes. i~ cage team 5!-47 ~Y Wahama outscored Southem rught. . . by Ill points during the fiDRI The wm was the second Ut1s period. season or by The Southern Tornadoes h.;ld 1 • u- - .. •·~-~ -----------~ - - - - - - . . . . , . . - - ; - - -_- - - - - : - - - - - . - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - -· redllghl ga~ le> VOfiM & San Willi ~- lo makt II I daUJ. Jusn. arnaii paJ but blg-.ptOfll Jll·ll.,or !loll Walll!lf'_. .lesaer-loolters to !.., gaudy vlao Jlol>6y maJ 11t an app't.io ~ centen. . . . And ibe local copo Point or Annapoi!J . . . Gene protect thl"ilS wltll Jhotguns. . , Autry, 1Jho IIIII hil WQ , 111 This one'• a clnol! for _a 11111 lo!'lll!le -yJ,& -.nttlz!d co-.iboJ uptoaion . · · Veterar ftaht films,· piHo. I "'J!!I" 111111 ll1e ., man11er Lefty Reminl'e pt'OUll: IW tnom In wtil® '1'111 Jg( er of hiJ niece, vtrllnla Dei!Q- would mart to · actual bltlttiJ 119, becomln& an editor of the - obooljn( PSOPit Ill lilt Ill* -1.·r Bronx News SenUIIel lb.n II . . . W~ D. C., ·• • he'd found a blilivywelght con- ~111'7 Jlob Foote!' oilers to.fliltt tender. .. Rloymond (Pel'l')' a .,.. eb~ Olek TIIC' ""' Mason) Burr balloonotl to 100 contender lloler JI<IQo "for 1 lbs. but ~ sbrlnklng at 10 lbo. dollar· uclt." ··Michael Calne'l a week with one amaU meal itt """ bird c.inula I!PIJ'Y ill._. noon. ... H•'ll be !lu(yyyyl . "" (In .Mul.. ) Bob l!lva!)J, the Julie ChrlsUe II Terence Llltla League Jrltltl Tba\beti. stamp are playing poat office all!' moment. . . . City agaln. . .. Ben Grauer narrates Comm. J~~tl Tyl~l ftP9flid Instant Hi1tory In "Great Mom- due to lllllVe up sideways, . ents - Voices - M-.le of .the <II' lliD!p'n ID lhl LlndoiJ ad20th Century" on a most IIOflh. _ mlnlatratlon. •-lml Tile Alm•ue By United Phsl laterullonal Today is Wedeesd•y. Jsn. 4, the fourth dey of 1967 with 361 !D follow. The moon is between Its last quarter and the new stage. The morning stars are Jupiter and Mars. The evening stan are Sablm and Jupiter. English mathematician and philosopher, Sir Isaac Newton, discoverer of the Jaw of gravity, was born on this day in 1842. On this day In hlsiory: In 1885, Dr. William Grant of Davenport, . Iowa,' ,performed history's first appendectpmy. The patient Dl8de a complete recovery. In 1895, Utah became the 45th Independent country. In 11185, poet T.. S. Eliot died al the age of 76. ·• iel. OJ. artful Do<III~N""l'"'"be j>lned tits JINII'&I!I tn L.A. ... J ' pttlnJ modelt bUt .......... . compolllioll 111 U.. ~.. • A NEW YEAR'S PRAYER Desr Helen: Tile letter from "Usa" bad a very familiar rin1 to IL · I. too, wu 1 Usa 1 lew ~back. My pareoll iuld marital problems lor u lOili! as I could remember. 1 felt alone and liiiwantod, very much unloved, and more Ill when the trouble ol home lillally ended ID a messy cllvorce. I have an older brother wbo eamo· upon ono of my !ellen - lor I, too, found solace tn "'1 pen a1HI ftpressed my feel· togs oo paper. II was I letter I would never have mallecl, but be showed II lo a frleod wbo bad sludled lor tbe prlealbood. Hla deep lnslibl helped . me more than he'll ever know. I bope you'D print what he Wl'!l!e 1 !0 that II may belp Ol h U They say it's a fintJ solution, -"Lisas" ond also 88 a lrtbute :w:aj:;e ';:,'!J"!';:':!.:"~Jt to a young mao who took Ume stance and the great cbante ID the whole concept !If the ViceP'restdeney It illustrates. UniU 'the lime of Dwight ' Eisenhower as President nobody paid any mind to the Vice-Presidency. Mr. Elsenhower'a two serious Illnesses changed all lbal, and the Vice-Preside~~ey then became and continued under Presldenll Kennedy and Johnson, an office of meaning and vital· lty in Its own right. Never again will iplormed men refer slightingly of tbel post. A n d lh1s reality Javlla Is not only accepting but aCtllli! upon right out loud and right out In publie. menls. 1.1.....-.ce, D.D.S. A dark spot on a front tooth bas been piquing Elode. Hl!l' mothl)l' writes, "My daughter, now 16, hal had Ibis spot alnce abe was sil. Our denuat drllled It eut and fllled It, and refllll!<! It several Umea lllnce, but . It still can be plainly seen. What causes Ibis spot? Can It be blesched! How . sbould U be treated? A dark opot on a oillgle tooth iJ usoally due to aome lrrlta!Jon durtnc tooth development, when enamel Ia forming. This often hapPens from a faD, If a oaby tooth Is pushed Into the permanent loolb bud lyin& under it. Treatment with bteaeblnt •1en1s bu not been effective Ia romoving these dlscolorallons. Drillllli! out the dark IIJ)Oi at!CI filling it with syndtetlc porte- lain Is tho accepted prao:ttce. Dentists, however, aren't happy with this type of lilling; It discolors, wears away and llcko (fanslucency of natural enameL Porcelain jacket crowns, PJs, ore probably the moat of. lecUve way of disllgurll18 slain In frolll 1eelb. Tbo tooth to he crowned 11 preJllll'ed by reducing 11 1n an dJ. menslons; what'• left Is . 1 smaller version of tho orlilnal; the crown 1J made to fit QVer !hill preparation. PreparJn& teeth for erewna Is painless, quick and rather' ,.,. teresUng ·lor the paUenL Ask your dentist to lei you watch with a mirror. You might er~ joy IL However, some patients oro appalled by even the tholli!hl o1 havln& their teeth cui cknvn. rler when aVIIIable, 85 cents per ...U: . b:1118 .... l'llne of TV'o1'op Tin whUe LP album." ... DOcrORSAYS National advertlsln1 repre..utatlve· ,IIOitllleW ltlmbell, Inc. 343 ~ Ave., Nfl1r York City, New York. ' pll~ Southern Holds Off Strong Wahama ·Rally to Win 52-47 TueSday Nigh at hwestern -In TI·e· F ~~DaU~y~Se~btloe~~~~~==~f,~;r ~ Waha~ ~ Wa~ 0r Sou · THE · F II • v • . · t Second 0 OWing lc Ory SPL'\"TS DEl"IIJ"f\. 1 Voice- of Bro ·o dway • \ DIVO'I'ID TO lfriTIIEST· Of' -Kt~ MASON AIUA llhrt 8. OweD, Publlsller Colnpany. • • ; • • ' .• "I Wahama · · · · · · · · ·- 8 l5 . Southern - McCiint·1Ck t-!1 3 -5 Wallbrown Gru"' who ·in early December wrote them off as ! By UnJtc_d Pr~ss lnteraatioual scored ~ game-hili!h 36 pomts to ser i- s- 7_ .Bt'ef!fe O-{)~O Cu't-' . 7-4-IR alsorans. , , . _Ev~n g1~antJc Wtll Chambe~- 1 .he~p lhe 7~r_s overcome :l 12- 1 diff 6--2-l-4, Diddie t-~l-t. ~'Pomeroy won't even get out of the gate," said the lam J_s bemg dwarfed by h&s po_mt deficit m th~ fm~t s~en J Randv Pro[fitl 0--3-3. Tho~ ers ahead 35-31. Slouthwestern coasted to a ~9-3S .e~d at the Nortb Gallia and tre Eastern Garrett .bad nme rebounds for e~d of the third peru~. T be Eagles 'pf Meigs count~ the Pirates, ~el had eight and Pirates were never again dose -" , . , Ronnie Moms. S.U sophomore, as the Highlanders picked up a It waa the tbtrd consee~tt~e had five rebounds _and seven 10-point lead 411-29 at the 4:11 loss f~ ~ch Mike Morrtaons points berore fouhng out w1th mark and led 60-45 with ~Irate$ . wh9, are_ now '.-7 in all 6:20 left in the last period. left in the game. games and Z-2 m the ~VAC. The p · te t k 6-0 d Southwestern out . 1 1ra sb _Southw~tem l.s now 4-3 m all t a _ d ~a the Pirates 47-29 and outshot 1 games and is 2-2 along wl~b ~n w::u,goa 8 bY Gayn~t80 ~~ them 27-16 £rom t~e £ield. North Gallla and ~a:;tern m ree ows Y arre WJt Southwestern hit on 27 of 63 tbe SVAC Varslt? rae.. 5:36 left io the first !rame. shots for 42.8 P,r cent whll• Norjb. Galla will play tloi~ to Southweste?l racked up rune North Ga11ia was able to conthe leagUe leading Kyger straight potnts ~hold a ~6 nect on 16 of 54. shots for Creek Bobcats of Coach Johnny margin at the 3.23 mark and per cent. Wickline Friday nt~ht whzJc held a 17 14 m~rgm at the end The Pirates held a ~dim Eastern tJ.:avels to Merceniflle of the first pertod. at the foul line, making 19 for a go at Coach Paul DH- The Highlanders maintained 25 for 76 per cent and Ion's Hannan Trace Wildcats. a.. four or five point 1e ad western made ei~~t of 11 at 1n the SVAC, Kyger Creek ·· is throughout the second period the' raul line fOr 72 _7 per cent. 3-1 and· Hannan Trace is in and eJ11Bged at tile half lead- The Southwestern reserves last place with a l..S record. ing 29-24. won their fir.st game of the seaThe Highlanders will travel _Southwestern ran into foul son by defeating the Lirtlt Pic. to M~gs .county Saturday night trouble in the first hal£ which ates 54-3S in the preliminary. for a game with the Eagles. 11 ended with four players each ! Curt Baisden bad 17 points Eastern downs Hannan Trace With three personals, George and Dave Morgan 10 for the Friday night, Southwestern will .Dillon. 6-0 junior, Hall, Carter, winners. John F. Garnes ~arl 15 he pressed to win Saturday and Notter, Dave Waugh, 5--10 and Bob U!e 14 [or ihe losers . night to stay in contention for senior each had three routs. SouthWestern 17 12 JO 23 _ the SVAC Utle. omdn collected his fourth North Gallia 14 l'1 9 JS _ 51 A£ter FI;day night's t 11 t personal with 5:59 left in the Southwestern 1621 _ 1 with Nbrtb Gama, Kyger creek third period, and sat out 3--0~; Notter, 2--l: · 3 5 travels to Rutland Saturday great portion of thp sebl'd 2--t-S: Shriver. 5--~-!2; night (or a Ion-league match half. Dillon returned to the line. ll-0- 22 . and C t 4-4-l.. with tile Red Devils. up with 3,06 left In the fourth Totals. T,~ar er, •· Genel Hall had plenty ()f help period and fouled out with 16 North Gallia (Sl) _ Garrett. last night from John Shriver, seconds left. 2--9-- 13 ; Deel, 2-7_ 11 : 5-8 serlt~;. and Keith Carter, 5- The Pirates made a valiant 6-2-! 4 ; Peck, 2---0--4 : 10 sophomore, both o£ whom bid for victory as the third rls 3_ 1_ 7. G nl l--0---2 scored 12 points in Southwest- period opened as Morris drove Toia1s l6-,1 9-~~e ee, · sportswriters and casters in asses~ing the prolr ! amazmg te-a':"mates~ . mmules of r~gulatmn ume. . ,_ 1 17_ 18 _ 52 outcome of the •6 6--6 7 race. Coach Russ . Moo~e '_s. ~ham::.erlam , the ... -1 Ptuladel- A th~ee--pomt pl~y by Hal Waham~ _ M. Fry -!...:....,_ now a solid· 3 _3 and in. a battle for the first dlVI· phta center, came up with .a [ Greer m the clos mg seconds Sl5:k 2_ 3_ 7 Gibbs .·i;::£1'were a un'ilnimoUs ick for eight (9 nd last) place! Fuperb performance even by 111s 1forced the overttme aod c0fls4:l- ~ ' ' . ·r~~ ~ ' 4 5 3 1 If there is anything l'nore inspiring , 11 athletics than own >ta ndard• Tuesday nighli culive fieltl goals by Cunoin~- Marshall - --=' ~ :· the impudence of the underdog winning, 1 don't know I when he hit on 15 of 18 fie•J ham, Greer and Chamberlam ! 2-~ Batey 1 1 3· - m Hi it might be. : . ---- · goal ~ttemp~, indudmg_his lat.!I ~t Philadelphia .ahe-ad_l~r ~ood 1- l 47 · Russ Moore lsl\'t' com· best to win on a strange court 11 in a row, ror 35 pornts He ! m the extra sess1on. Wtlhs Reed ~-------....._ about the role • hi 8 against a club ~-ith everything also ('O ntributed 33 rebounds. 1 led the Knick scorers w1th 311 t·fio 1 was supposed to Play . ito gain, little to lose. j Still it was the 76ers as a points Jand Walt Bellamy added . . . . . • ....-fru Y ' learn who must get credit for 125. haJr? Tame tt. Look "I'd just as •oon have After tbe Wellston match the 14&-142 overtime victory Philadelphia remained sevt'11 under BEAUTY SALONS way," he said after ... the comes Fert Frye there Satur- over New York that boosted g.ames ahead of Boston in thl' in the YELLOW PAGES. · Jackson upset"- if it Were an i day n~ght-·(_out of leagu~ l, then their se-ason's ret:ord in tt>e Eastern Division race as the Whereyourfingersdo upset_ "they aren'L quite so th~ chmactic contest w1th A~n- - National Ba_sketball Association 1Celtic~ outlast~d the Sa11 the walking. .,,. ready for us." Iens here Jan. 13. ' to an unbe!Jevable 36·3. Franc1SC'o Warnors Ji6-121 in , . . . Coach Jo~n Derrow's defend- . Billy Cunningham, a reservt! overtime. · However bemg pre-warne:t lmg champions (co, with Ath- 1forward , typified the all-a rouM Boston blew an 11-PQint lead may ~ork, the league _won~ ens), don't have a starter back . tflort Philadelphia has been in the final three mi:1otes oi takmg th~ Panthers hghtl}· l from last year. Lettermen are rC(.-eiving this season when he regulatio~ but r~lxmndM ~n the the second time ~ound. Po~e 5-11 guard Mark ~ayburn and I extra penod for 1ls 12th vtctory came closer to cleamng 6-2 forward Robbl~ Buescher .! in 13 games with the WarrioJ'S I the undefeated At~ens. Bulldogs Center 6-4 C. J. Nicholas also I dating back to last season. Sam tha~ anybody, losmg m an ov- lettered last y~ar, but barely . ; • Jones of the Celtics _aud Ric~ 1 ertime, plus a bad break. _The I However. Ntcholas, the only IS Barry of the Wamors eacn 1 Panthe~s completely nuU1fl:d 1big man, defected last ~eek, 1t scored 31 points. . .' Ja~son s vaunted squad Wllh I has been learned, and wtll have 1 _In othe-r games, the ~etroll l thetr zone, forced the Ironmen to be replaced. . . . PIStons heat the Ballnmore t to shoot from outside where What 1s fnghtenmg 1s that m Bullets 117-110 b(!hn"KI: a 20-pomt · weren't hitting. . six league contests to date_ the ~ PT . PLEASANT _ E:1r\ Kee~- effort by _Dave DeBussr.hei'e Pomeroy los~ to Middleport !Ro~kets havt!' scored 350 pom_ts. ! er, Letart, was elt>cted nrE'!'t- 1and th~ ~htc-~go Bulls topped _Lo~an b~1des Athens: beat Ithetr opponents 381. Thus. f1ve . dent of the Mason County Bo~rd ! the _CmcmnatJ . Royals 116-Jtl Galhpohs bestdes Jackson and ,games have_ been ,lost by an av- ~f Educati~n in ;;m org·m;tza-1 desp1te _a 40-rx:lnl performanC"c Wellston. The P<J!Ithers test erage of SLX pomts. Actually, ttonal meettng Monday t>vf'n nl!.1 hy •;:_;O~s:c•:r_R:o:b:e~-t:so:n~. ...::::=====~=~ Nelsonville the first time around Nelsonville was lh• only club Mr. Keefer. who has be•n a r at ~elsonvtlle Jan. 13, after to clobber ~he Rockets. 73·56. board member etght years, suchavm~ met , Jack.son the sec- Steve Jeffers, 6-2 ~rward, ceeds Paul Wc:-dge. . i tune fth1s Friday ). . and Jay Lavender, 6-1 guard, , Milton ~~rdet.te. supermtPndfans are notonous are the other usual starters for 1 ent. admJmstered the oath or stay-at-ho·mes when they have Derrow. office to Ted R. Stev-2 ns ar~;J :::::::....::~==-::..::::::::.:::.:..::::::=.~=~::..:::::.:.::..:::.:.:~:::::•c.._::::::::::".:·____ a losing team. Most £ans are. THE JACKETS, meanwhile , Dr. Charle~ Leonard the Panther gfm ought to resumed drills Tuesday . who c;'Jcceed Paul Wed~e ar.u ' • <)>begin £il1ing up now on home ing the New Year's Day layoff. Robert Adkins as board mem-1 -~ew game nights. 1 Saturday morning they scri-m- Lers. I They have a good club to foi- l rnaged at Eastern. Burdette informed,. the board i ~ow. If the Jackets can win that he would not bt. an appli- : b E~S 1 ,.. _ Wellston they would have a ci:int for the supr.rin~~ndPnt's ; ... ~ Middleport, 3-2 and with a good first half season 1JQSt when his contract ls up Ute : L)~ 1 s; ' chance to take D. good grip on s five of their seven second round fast of June. Mr. Burdette told ! · n:l _ I ,:f ~:- '.!·., 1,.., ' . first cUvision berth. goes to games are at home. members they have m1td May 1 .. _,. Weliston Friday night after los· 1 to select a candidate for the 1 ina t Lo bel Ch · t superintedent's position. Bur· j . By Unlhcl Proao io.!etnatlonal LOS ANGELES (UP!) - . • a gan ore ns mas delle has served as 1 ;:Y : . c; Snnaaarrl' 1 ill 1 Keefer of Letart President =-----· 1 1 'OU... Establishes ; . d R Scoring ecor S:rnort-s ..... B 1 1 . Year Right and Save$ ·': MED. PRODUCERS 3 doz. $1.45 MILK .... gal. 85t Order Your Field Seed Earl_y. Re·.suits Big Ten timber and finding !he going pretty rugged, · ·Pete Rozelle sllld nowhere. But the Ro"kets ar·e-n•t • found the small college opposition more to its taste Tues· · entirely withoUt talent, dey~ · squads, headed by the "· thouI could jell. Coach Carl Wolfe's 1 0 ~e Bobcats set a school backyard brawl between ·· .. . E' boys w~ have to be at Unlled Preo:;s International ocormg record In a 122-10 ba• ton and Xavier In Super Bovil: -·~--~-East ketball b_reather over under- and the openm'g of The contest; 'betwe.en the top · NBA Staaell ngs · U 76 St. Jo's (Pa) 72 ned MacMurray of Jackcan Conference warfare on teams o1 the National aud 8 u II d p man Y n e res!!! 1uternational 75 ·st. Francis 67 sonville, Ill. Abd the warmup pro football leagues, Eastern' DiviSion· 100 Wagner 74 couldn't' have come at a bet:ter Unbeaten Toledo puts be telecast thruughout the w. L. 74 Pennsylvania 66 lime, sl~e Ohio now Jwr.ps _In7-0 record against Bow· rest of the nation. Philadelphia as 3 : Textile 75 Blmsbrg 71 to the still competition ol Mid- , and Miami goes to Boston 85 Kings 84 28 9 American CO!Iference warfare. for another MAC New York 1. · 75 Paterson St. 68 20 2 PIDLADELPHIA (UP!) .• m In the Only Other v te f' b Cincinnati 13 23 New Haven St 94 Worcstr 5~ volving Ohio colleges Elsewhere Otterbein e ran lfSt ~man Jim Baltimore fl 32 South night. Wittenberg dropped a Stat~ and Walsh of" Ctln- Gentil~, who has played ~lth she Western Division 75 Erskine 65 61 verdict to Stetson In ton hosts Geneva ol Pennsyl- clubs m his nine yea.-. rn the 87 Fu rman 49 championship round of the maJors, bas · been •cqutr,'(f by San Francisco 1)'.04L. 118_ Vale 106 ter T.ournamen•' In Deland, Fla. the Philadelphia Phillles to fill· St. Louis 17 19 Coli 86 Fla. Southern 73 Ohio's regulars hardly got Flgbl Resolts in until Injured Bill Whiled is Detroit Auburn 70 L.s.u, 5I! swest up as they racecl to a By Unlteci.Preaa Jntel'IUitional back in action. chicago 16 25 Duke 89 Penn St. 84 28 baiftlme margio over NAGOYA, Japan (UP!)- The :JZ.year.old .native of San LOs Angeles 14 23 ,37U Concord 80 West Va. Tech 78 sh~rter visitors _from IUinois. Fighting Harada, 117 ll-4, Japan, Francisco and owner of a .U.S , Tuesday's RO!ults Gannon 76 Belmont Abbey 60 Wtth 11:44 left U1 ..the game, outpointed Jose Medel, 117 1-4, Ufettme batting averdg• was Detroit 117 Baltimore llO Louisville .16 Tulsa 62 Coach Jim Sll)'der put In the Metco (15) (retained world Tuesday night !tom Chicago 116 Cir\ctnnall 111 Crstn Brothr (Tenn) 70 Blmt 65 suhe, who conUriued to ;pour I! bantamweight title) Cleveland's Pacific Phlls 148 New York 142 (ot) Southwestern !Tenn.) 68 on as the ~all outscored · · ' Coast farm club; and assigpeil Boston 126 San Frllli HI (ot) ll!illsaps (Miss.) 64 ' MacMurray 69-42 in the aeeond LAS VEGAS, ~' (UP!)-' to San Diego; lite Phillies' Club (Only ganles scheduled) P41dwest ball. Eddie Jon<;§,/ 173 1-2 Los m the same le""e. Ir.diana St. 82 Valparaiso 75 1'1te 122 points bettered the A 1 t d J 'B 01 -''' - - - - Tri-St. 85 Indiana Central 83 08 · In oldl95B record of liB Morris set by Ohio.••73, nge Lon~ ' s oppe esse ·(8) en, ""EW YORK <''"'!) agaillst ~ch, Clilll. ur -" m 1ke Loyola tIii-. ) 87 M'mnesota 63 · , Holoval:, the quiet man" whet Indpndnce JC 83 K City JC 4~ .S Its ~ Stadbga confounded th~ · riperts by Washb~ro 65 St. Benedict 62 By 'United' Prell flllernaUoD81 bringilli! the BoStOl! Patriots Moorhead St. 92 Myvle <N.D.) 87 EaotOra DlrilloQ . · hom• second ·ld \l)(e :tm>rican •-~ 1 Norlhland-102 Bemidji St. 98 W. ,J;. T. I'll. Football U!ague's Eastem Dlvi· Claumet Brandt U. of Purdue ., , ,, 2o 10 4 slon stajtdings, wu·.acclaimed Do~an <Wis.) · · lt 12 ·s AFh'l Coadt •ol' the Year N Dakqta 196 Wst Ul 74 . 15 13 a . the Ulllted Press Black Hllls (SO) ,St. 82 12 16 a ol•wAters. Pjckinson tN.D.) St. 81 4".22 7 ...one of ,ti least Sootlltwest Weotel11 Q(vlalcl!t, · an!l ml>tli iucces&tul Texas 7l Arkansas 62 ' W. L: T: ·I'll. ·, til tlio'' PfOlesitoltal Sthn Melh 110 Baylor 83 , 20 oanled the: l>gilor "en bBII Texas A&M 69 -Rice 06 · 20 tnough .his •••;;. bleW'·i((cbance· Texas A&l 95 C Christi 83 ,.-Texas 96 St. Edwds 81. _·. _33 at l~e E(stern DIVIII4n ·title •)n Sam Hou 87 itou Baptist 62 " · wsn NMex 82 Sui Ro88· 72 S ' lo II! last ,game tiy)~lli! 39-211 -to New ·. '):WI<. ·• '17 Ark St •g I > I -· ·· • . ' < C.•nt<,itary 71,W Texas St. 68 1'0VR ' 92"Swesl · Mo 'If, II Start The 1 ' · ' ·. · :, - I the past four vears. · addl Other board mem bers m tion l() t he two new seated Monday nigt;t are Eml Keefer, Harry Siders and Howard . The board wtil hot• its ref!ular mcnthly meeting ~ Mond~y. Jan. 9, at 7::!0 p. m. the board offi:-oei on Eighth - - - - - ----- -Ouachita Bpi 81 Ark Tech 11{)(01 Sohern St Coll83 Coli of Ozks 66 Ark St Tchrs 68 Ark A&M 67 · Arkansas College 73 Hendrix 5t Hndrsn St. Tchrs 79 Harding Check with Us For Early. Fertilizer Prices & Save KAUTZ FEED STORE "THE ONE STOP STORE" E.VERY THING FROM FOOD TO FEED PH. 985·3347 CHESTER, 0. · 1967 Porto Color 11" - .$169 Table Model 20" • • EARtY . AMERICAN CONSOLE ·· - - -·- :23" • 24'' ~. . .•, I 1· '~ ..!<,' \<- • • ~ ' -~ ... "'""'~· ., ~· ,, I; -_ WALNUT, EARLY ' . .. . r. ~ . ~ ' . ' �' ' ;{ ' - _.. ...... -·· Still- W.aitlng • • } ' ' ' QMIIr Tuu•h!D, ll:ditof aner- eter7 fai!6P) SnndQ by Tbl Oblot Vu no ll......ntc Obiot 45789. Basin- Of. 1192-215&. Editorial pboH t!~ifter;ld'u eeeo11d e1ua maWn1matter 'U lite pcltt office at Pomeroy, Ohio. · NEW YOIIK - The Jump in LH Crane'• lhroll lo fl.5f0 be bas to COUih up under • b... • alimOll)' selllo;meol .... At 1 TV ta(>inl, old friends SarliJJI1 DIY· Ia and Mel To~:me exchanced IOC!al' uotes: "l'lll not talking to Sinatra," Sammy told Me,who topped him with, "That'• IIOihlng. I'm not talking to Buddy Rich'' .. NISSiu'o Parodi• -loland Club .-cecl OpePIDI of Ill Ocean Club l cate Mill' llnlque but elide, mention gam- 117 \Vllllam Subecrlptton ntes: DeUvered b1 car Dally Sell l- one yeu In atiVIDCe at lite 1~ oHicl t18.20: lllx months. S9.10' three montba $8.90. By Motor Routt earrter service not available ont $1.30. By maU one year $10.00: montbl, $5.25: Tbrea months. tS.OO r 1 ~,, Problems Of States Capitol Comment, ~vents and under extraordinarily hea· vy ·pressures, considering that · can Presidential nomination of New York Is the center of tile next year finds a notably crowd· new Isolationism pacUism, he ed field, precisely the opposite has spoken for a responsl1J;'.: may be said of tile Vice-Presl- foreign policy as well. No oti;'i-. dential designation. For I hIs RepubUcan liberal hal so conthere is one open candidate and sistenfly, so stoutly and so useof the latest boasts by the state one alone - and an amazingly fully supported the bard, una· · f ornla shows bow it attempts to fraJJk one, at that - in Sen. voldsble national obligation to ap e the •r.tllght of national atlen· stand firm against Communist Jacob K. Javils of New York. floJL.nat sta e hu all of the problems aggression In Vietnam. Javlla "'fff-ether states, and in some instances in It is an unwritten rule of pol· could have finessed this Issue, gr~ater proportions in population growIlles that no man "runs" for as other · Senators with strongtb, ~d water pollution, welfare, and the Vice-Presldency. Aspirants peacenik comtituencie! bave any_,..sth'll'• that YO'! care to_ mention. sre supposed only to stand •· done. He could hai!O saved him· ThM~ow comrng out wtth a state- round looking wistful, hoping seU a good deal of nasty mall m ' are solving the problems 1"' lor favor from whomever may from _erstwhile leftist fnends day • e rest of the country will he head the ticket, but never. nev· who have now become IUs ene. solving en years from now. On the prosent trend toward centralization it would er to say anything, not even In mies mucb as similar ex-friends appeit -that caltfornia would he upec\, _. ~:';'~ In a sealed room at last November brought -about the destruction of another old· w!""' _ ed to depend more, than less on federal ce. However, in the last elecllon, - _This rule Javrts h.., br<>bn, lime liberal, Sen. Paul Dougeo le of that stale expressed~ ;:_ ~ o! candor blowrng las of !Uinols. they do not want to be merer~ '1iklr a bigil wrnd tbrousb dusty No man of the Jewish lalth inistrative distriCt of the fedefal t*lilllcal fotklon. Whatever else bas thus lor baen given a .aqvernment. may be said, he ba• done a national nominatiou and Javrare service to candor with tbis simple sentence: "I think I am its rightly, and again frankly, enUtled to national considera- points out that there is surely · 1!I!'-Y might claim to be solving their no s~ reason why this con-tion.'' • p~blelbs on a local and state level, but Elementary fairness compelo dition of affairs sbould persist a great deal of their advance has been the reply: Entitled to consider· forever. ' throu•', getting a lion's share of the fed· In his maneuvering toward ation, so be is. This is not simera! : •· mding. Yet, Ohio has advan~ed 1greatj-)'. in the last four years with a lim· ply to say, ol course, that be the 1968 convention he stands on -lted amount of that kind of federal supought to he nominated, for that firm ground in the party sense, 1ROrt· Ia. spit~ of all the efforts made by Is solely the business of the aince the great bulk ol nation1lite G~lden State it is still making 1968 Repoblican NaUooal Con- al Republican leaders speak, ao .no. headway in salving its smog prob- vention. But it is to say that he be does, for contioued resist.. ; !em. In Ohio _there are progressive steps ance to Communist m!lltery bas clearly earned eligibiUty. aheail Tht luislature being in the same For Javits is both a signifi. expansionism in Southeast Asia. corner with the administration should go eant politician in party tenns Nor is he lying hlmseU to &nf 1• long way to solve our problems, and and an undeniably useful Sena- single Republican Presidential our lniluatrlal atrength is advanc\'lg withtor, though neither of these possibility, nor yet to any sin· out a great deal of federal assistance. things could once have been gie Ideological segment of tho Nelson aaid. There was a time, In his party. Should Gov. ' Rockefeller of New York, -lor newness to the Senate, when latest flgurea on our position he was so doctrinaire as to be example, somehow obtain the that In November Ohio hit an all· ineffectual In a forum where Presidential nomination, Javits bigh lit nonagrlculture wages and · a of .6 per cent. _ no man fUcceeds simply by be- of course would ba automaUcal· Inti so tlRI4l!ely and etemaUy ly out of II for Vice-President. Ohio advanced riibt about evet')'lhini a• to The G.O.P. would hardly . COD• there was a rise in w 3.2, which isolate himself from that pro- sider nominating two .men from cess of rational compromise the same state. But should the to the slow whlcb lies at the bear! of all top designation . go elsewhere, due to the weath· u Is far more Ukely, the creimportant legislation. steel production. dendals of Javils would be But the old days and the old the big tasks Ohio is to do subatanllal, either with G o v. tor the undeveloped counties attitude& are long gono under In our area we have the the erosion of roali\Y. The Jav- George Romney of Michigan at unemployment rate in the state lts of today is an effective leg- rhe head of the ticket or with •111<111 will only he cured by the location islator and an OXJIO!I"nl ol that former Vice-President Richard indualrios. The year 19~7 should toleration of other views wbich Nixon in the top spot. The central points of interest, ~~:~~;;~~ road building in our ill the laol lndi!pellaable to free. i: wtn asaisl greatly in open- govemmenL points quite beyood personalithe hiD country. It is a problem And he II more. SteadfuUJ ties, are tile darin11 ol Javits' of Ohio can correct, just idieclj~eiy as any state in the umon. WASIIINGTON - II the galh· ering contest for the Republi· :ti~ .m .f I I ...twort !lbo!rl 011 !be eurreot cospel accot41>1g to !881 were old floes; lhtl 10th - old moy. A Mall•ruled Olio City traloo pmblin& dellen for Loodon, San ~"'"· Antba, et;,,recnrllln& )'OIIDI llrlt ll'om f· • v.,... Va. hUla, sebds. the '"dulles&" a-..., . ,, from AI\ ~ ... !lew ..,_ land • pubi!Jher am J,oeb 1114 . , a-Trlb flnaQ!ill man Qorttltl . · ROcer• plan \ , N. Y. w,eii.J " ' ' . • I~y 'DICK moMAS ern's wlii. In to score and Dee! made Gene H&ll, &-1 center. pump- Another big key to the High- free throws and Garrett one to ed in II field goals for 22 point! landers' victory wao the re. the tie the score 29-29 with ·Jan?~rs Hel•n llott•l-..... ··- Myers' HighlaDders in 8 three top ~an for the Pirates wtth way tie for first place in the l4 ~m~. Roger Garrett, 6-0 Varsity race of the SouthP.rn ~en~or, tia~ 13. Fred Deel, _:;.n Valley Athletic Conference wtth JUruor, ~rush~ with · ll pomts. I • ( '- always to escape, DeW Lord. Where ollters may 100 bale, Ill me ... love. To patdoo ralber tball tO bafm, To bave filth where douh& would he easy. To have bopa wbea deapllr oeelts to enter ln. To see the light when darkPeli surround• me. To sprssd JoJ whore ndnet1 reignl, This then JJ11 dsUy prayer llbaU ba: , Lord, crant lhlt I 1118J DO& M much seek to be Consoled u to t!ODIOil .... Understood as to understand .•. Loved u to love .... For Ills In 111vln1 that cejye, . ; .: n b .,in· p~ I!Jal W' ~ of pardoned. " ADd II IJ In dolni Jood thai IB f· , we.,.. " are so badly brok~· to"!'·.li~v.t ·~fare: II." RAYER · i ~~ are opened ~ to ·' so m311y li!Unp ~}Gik~"t ll'· l 'i, ~ : FO~TBE· LONELt . I am happily mFrfed nof, fuJ that even reducllig1tbe tooth 1 walked fields today anil · Helen, and I've lelnted a lot In preparatron for the PJ Is a the glem arul tho valleys. !rom my parents' mlallkel. I hlessrPJng. 't be Ia ed. · ''-'- ••1• ·I .felt th8 suD, tho warm rays know now 'the true joys of s can . P c un!!ln• . . U(IOO my !see GIVING love and raoeiviDJ love alely. Porco!~ must be bak!d And 1 was ll'Bteful, Lord, ior 1n return. many tim eo m a •pecj~tl, ..1'911· . . ~ . senee of leeiJn&. Lilli, II ymf.lollow lblt ·trolled, bl&h-beat .9.Ver!o al1\t . o,,. .Prom lOnder ltllls the !trains. .age a. lrlend wrote to me,' ·~ nally, shaped, tmled and IJ!a;<-· of 'the Ave pleased my ears use your parenll' arlsllkeo II ed to make them look like nat· And sllrrOd my heart. a pattern Nor te lollow~ ·fOU ural _teeth. And 1 am graleful, Lord, lor will be able to Uve 1 fltlfliUng While the crown Is being tbl• aense of heartns. Ule. You are u fuJi' of hollle<lmade, u•ually a period ol sov· 1 touched the tulip and I h e up love as I wu - jut! ba _,lll!ll eral days, a temporary crown hyacinth aod tho ualea you pour II In the rllbl cllr!!o-/ 1s placed over the preparation 1n blossom full, lions. Qod bJQ.J you 'LISa aoc1 held with temporary ce- And 1 am ll'ateful, Lord, lor and all the · IOIIelj ehlldren men I. Even temporary crowns tbl• 1011so of toucb. whose parents haven~ loynd . , , - ' ore an improvemeot over the 1bo c!lllclren played round tile . limo to show their love. orlatnal teeth and patienll are carousel today C.A.S. always pleased. And•1 oensed their happiness. Dear Rudoro: PJs are fragile, but backed And 1 am grateful, Lord, thot 1 thought lblt leltlr 1 with permanent cement, and · 1 have known both mother lovely way to alarl·'tite l'l•w . ,with proper adjustmmts and and father. Year. normal care, they rarely bresk, My bean acbes lor those who Don1 you agree? - H. ellen last a lifetime. know -1101 ellller. This eolu!llll -Is rledlea~ , to ;. I have a lrlend, an only child. family Uving, so If ,.W,re I)P, II.Dd I am 8l'ateful, Lord, for Jng kid trouble "" ,.full; plalt.· · I have a brother who loves trouble, lot H~tn beip · Y!JI,J. : • "' me. Site will also •ele!lirll ' ,... GallipoUI, Oblo, ll.re you .. good to everyone? . own amnotnc ~- M- J Saturday, Dee. 11, 1968 Tell me, Lord. clreu Helen Bottal th SALES REPORT Of 1i'rom within my..ll allow me lhla ·nt'i!Jpaf)Ot. · • \ Oblo Valley U.fttocll eo. HOGS - 175 to :Dll lbs. ZO to 21; 220 to Z50 lbs. 20 to 11; Ll&hl 18 to 21; Fat Sows If to 18; Slap 12 to 11; Boors 10 to 18; Sowa & Pia:• 7i to 150; Shoats 10 to zo. CAT1'LE - Steers 18 to 25; Heifers 16 to 22;2 Baby Beef .. II .to 117; Fat Cowo 14 to ZO, ., Canners 12 to 15; Bulls 11 to 22; Milk Cows 100 to 200. ' VEAL CALVES-Topa 48.50; Secondo 36 to 42; Medium 34 to 38; Com. & Hvs. ~ ID' 311; CUlls IS to 28. LAMBS - Tops 13; second.! 10 to 22; Ught Wis. 1lto U: Common .I& to :10. ;1." A thought ,lor the day-- poet Carl Sarulhorg aaid: "Sometimes an "'pert ill only a damned fool a Ioili! way !rom home." Market Report INI1UGUE ENbs 'I'IIE HA.GUE (UP!) -Eight Communist Chinese welders who hid lor nearly sbr monlh.o In their legaUOot rather thll! answer questioN! . about the kidnaping and death of a ninth Chinese Dew to MOICOW after lacwavlng JIIO~ Chinese and .Itt,._.. BERHrS WORLD il\tfl1h . · · ., '• IIOVIE'1' TRIP . HEJAINKI (UP!) :;,_A ·1"001' t1 itO cbeery American coUep atudenla todl1 arrived Ia .. Htlsidd lor · an overnilh\ atopover en route to the Soviet ln>lon. 1 · The ;, ttoden\1. lrol!l three M~ , coUqes -and - ~ low~ eoUep wb!Ob form a u..tJn lfOUp.,. wm otay In the iovlet Union · Ill·• ·, dajs. The aim of the trip Ia IIi ••Ru.t.n mi,ke ·with . • .,, • IIUdionta ""' to irllJII'OV• llil .A•trfelrti' -letlp cil- 1111 JnMI•n ,J •..,.,. • l ,. :; """* '~ . 0 . ~nl quarter ~ Iff! .: ..,u and carter h1t a jumper frflm tbt comer to put the IDghland- less than dOOble ~.: with poitll.\ •o.4·1,-arry F BBI 13MMI!utl! chipped In 12. , ~· • The Tnrn:-does- hit oo 17 45 sllol! from ~IM!Id •.<for per cent and II nf A!F~al u~ lhrow line Walu!ma t8 Amos Wallbrown 's II poiu!s of 52 field goal !.!t.e,tpl!!> I 1 Craynctt' l · . t led at the end of every period. Sherm CUn<till, with 14. ""s tho The Tornadoes • ·ill :-~e The Tornadoes were ahead 4.'1-!only other Southern player to I Pomeroy on Salufld1!v lljgll1 • Wahama Is at Ale,..nder . F+ Sporil Writer • _ Coach bit ' tn Oh~u~h:~~~ ~~~~:::~~:,:~!.: ~~se~~w~~~ ~~Is a~ :'ar~~li~~ 1S ofl~ !r 9~ .~~ By CRET TANNEHILL Sealln~l for Slooe'' Torn_adoes . " 76ers Nip Knicks 148-142 :~~~:~........... ~ ~ Ifi 0 vertune · • fOf N b 36 ~ . um er ;: 13 to a Q-.51 win over the Hall bad. 12, and Shriver had canned 1 julnper to knot it aTh p p ' th' b k tb II team b vlsllmg North Gallla Pirate;, seven. Shriver had five points. gain 31·31. e. omer~y an er as e a · ' y · I Mike Pa . ni . ing Its victory of ·Dec. ZP over Jackson thts Frrday nl~ht, l 1 The win pull Cosch Uoyd yne, &- JU or, was Shnver dro~e in for a l•yup this time at Pomeroy; can further discomboodle the . 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 4, 1087 HELEN HELP US! I ~:~d~h:f~ a~a:"~=·~: ::i~n!h:',n~::: ~:~~:~n!;1 ~fU;o!~:!c;:;e~:; ::~ the by the Wabarrlo Foleow oa a iallant i!lt~Nl of! a •!roo& fourthWhUo periOd el!QI'I ed, then comeba.,-. tu!'!lfd to deleal tile hoot West Vir(!l~> m tile loot eight minutes. i~ cage team 5!-47 ~Y Wahama outscored Southem rught. . . by Ill points during the fiDRI The wm was the second Ut1s period. season or by The Southern Tornadoes h.;ld 1 • u- - .. •·~-~ -----------~ - - - - - - . . . . , . . - - ; - - -_- - - - - : - - - - - . - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - -· redllghl ga~ le> VOfiM & San Willi ~- lo makt II I daUJ. Jusn. arnaii paJ but blg-.ptOfll Jll·ll.,or !loll Walll!lf'_. .lesaer-loolters to !.., gaudy vlao Jlol>6y maJ 11t an app't.io ~ centen. . . . And ibe local copo Point or Annapoi!J . . . Gene protect thl"ilS wltll Jhotguns. . , Autry, 1Jho IIIII hil WQ , 111 This one'• a clnol! for _a 11111 lo!'lll!le -yJ,& -.nttlz!d co-.iboJ uptoaion . · · Veterar ftaht films,· piHo. I "'J!!I" 111111 ll1e ., man11er Lefty Reminl'e pt'OUll: IW tnom In wtil® '1'111 Jg( er of hiJ niece, vtrllnla Dei!Q- would mart to · actual bltlttiJ 119, becomln& an editor of the - obooljn( PSOPit Ill lilt Ill* -1.·r Bronx News SenUIIel lb.n II . . . W~ D. C., ·• • he'd found a blilivywelght con- ~111'7 Jlob Foote!' oilers to.fliltt tender. .. Rloymond (Pel'l')' a .,.. eb~ Olek TIIC' ""' Mason) Burr balloonotl to 100 contender lloler JI<IQo "for 1 lbs. but ~ sbrlnklng at 10 lbo. dollar· uclt." ··Michael Calne'l a week with one amaU meal itt """ bird c.inula I!PIJ'Y ill._. noon. ... H•'ll be !lu(yyyyl . "" (In .Mul.. ) Bob l!lva!)J, the Julie ChrlsUe II Terence Llltla League Jrltltl Tba\beti. stamp are playing poat office all!' moment. . . . City agaln. . .. Ben Grauer narrates Comm. J~~tl Tyl~l ftP9flid Instant Hi1tory In "Great Mom- due to lllllVe up sideways, . ents - Voices - M-.le of .the <II' lliD!p'n ID lhl LlndoiJ ad20th Century" on a most IIOflh. _ mlnlatratlon. •-lml Tile Alm•ue By United Phsl laterullonal Today is Wedeesd•y. Jsn. 4, the fourth dey of 1967 with 361 !D follow. The moon is between Its last quarter and the new stage. The morning stars are Jupiter and Mars. The evening stan are Sablm and Jupiter. English mathematician and philosopher, Sir Isaac Newton, discoverer of the Jaw of gravity, was born on this day in 1842. On this day In hlsiory: In 1885, Dr. William Grant of Davenport, . Iowa,' ,performed history's first appendectpmy. The patient Dl8de a complete recovery. In 1895, Utah became the 45th Independent country. In 11185, poet T.. S. Eliot died al the age of 76. ·• iel. OJ. artful Do<III~N""l'"'"be j>lned tits JINII'&I!I tn L.A. ... J ' pttlnJ modelt bUt .......... . compolllioll 111 U.. ~.. • A NEW YEAR'S PRAYER Desr Helen: Tile letter from "Usa" bad a very familiar rin1 to IL · I. too, wu 1 Usa 1 lew ~back. My pareoll iuld marital problems lor u lOili! as I could remember. 1 felt alone and liiiwantod, very much unloved, and more Ill when the trouble ol home lillally ended ID a messy cllvorce. I have an older brother wbo eamo· upon ono of my !ellen - lor I, too, found solace tn "'1 pen a1HI ftpressed my feel· togs oo paper. II was I letter I would never have mallecl, but be showed II lo a frleod wbo bad sludled lor tbe prlealbood. Hla deep lnslibl helped . me more than he'll ever know. I bope you'D print what he Wl'!l!e 1 !0 that II may belp Ol h U They say it's a fintJ solution, -"Lisas" ond also 88 a lrtbute :w:aj:;e ';:,'!J"!';:':!.:"~Jt to a young mao who took Ume stance and the great cbante ID the whole concept !If the ViceP'restdeney It illustrates. UniU 'the lime of Dwight ' Eisenhower as President nobody paid any mind to the Vice-Presidency. Mr. Elsenhower'a two serious Illnesses changed all lbal, and the Vice-Preside~~ey then became and continued under Presldenll Kennedy and Johnson, an office of meaning and vital· lty in Its own right. Never again will iplormed men refer slightingly of tbel post. A n d lh1s reality Javlla Is not only accepting but aCtllli! upon right out loud and right out In publie. menls. 1.1.....-.ce, D.D.S. A dark spot on a front tooth bas been piquing Elode. Hl!l' mothl)l' writes, "My daughter, now 16, hal had Ibis spot alnce abe was sil. Our denuat drllled It eut and fllled It, and refllll!<! It several Umea lllnce, but . It still can be plainly seen. What causes Ibis spot? Can It be blesched! How . sbould U be treated? A dark opot on a oillgle tooth iJ usoally due to aome lrrlta!Jon durtnc tooth development, when enamel Ia forming. This often hapPens from a faD, If a oaby tooth Is pushed Into the permanent loolb bud lyin& under it. Treatment with bteaeblnt •1en1s bu not been effective Ia romoving these dlscolorallons. Drillllli! out the dark IIJ)Oi at!CI filling it with syndtetlc porte- lain Is tho accepted prao:ttce. Dentists, however, aren't happy with this type of lilling; It discolors, wears away and llcko (fanslucency of natural enameL Porcelain jacket crowns, PJs, ore probably the moat of. lecUve way of disllgurll18 slain In frolll 1eelb. Tbo tooth to he crowned 11 preJllll'ed by reducing 11 1n an dJ. menslons; what'• left Is . 1 smaller version of tho orlilnal; the crown 1J made to fit QVer !hill preparation. PreparJn& teeth for erewna Is painless, quick and rather' ,.,. teresUng ·lor the paUenL Ask your dentist to lei you watch with a mirror. You might er~ joy IL However, some patients oro appalled by even the tholli!hl o1 havln& their teeth cui cknvn. rler when aVIIIable, 85 cents per ...U: . b:1118 .... l'llne of TV'o1'op Tin whUe LP album." ... DOcrORSAYS National advertlsln1 repre..utatlve· ,IIOitllleW ltlmbell, Inc. 343 ~ Ave., Nfl1r York City, New York. ' pll~ Southern Holds Off Strong Wahama ·Rally to Win 52-47 TueSday Nigh at hwestern -In TI·e· F ~~DaU~y~Se~btloe~~~~~==~f,~;r ~ Waha~ ~ Wa~ 0r Sou · THE · F II • v • . · t Second 0 OWing lc Ory SPL'\"TS DEl"IIJ"f\. 1 Voice- of Bro ·o dway • \ DIVO'I'ID TO lfriTIIEST· Of' -Kt~ MASON AIUA llhrt 8. OweD, Publlsller Colnpany. • • ; • • ' .• "I Wahama · · · · · · · · ·- 8 l5 . Southern - McCiint·1Ck t-!1 3 -5 Wallbrown Gru"' who ·in early December wrote them off as ! By UnJtc_d Pr~ss lnteraatioual scored ~ game-hili!h 36 pomts to ser i- s- 7_ .Bt'ef!fe O-{)~O Cu't-' . 7-4-IR alsorans. , , . _Ev~n g1~antJc Wtll Chambe~- 1 .he~p lhe 7~r_s overcome :l 12- 1 diff 6--2-l-4, Diddie t-~l-t. ~'Pomeroy won't even get out of the gate," said the lam J_s bemg dwarfed by h&s po_mt deficit m th~ fm~t s~en J Randv Pro[fitl 0--3-3. Tho~ ers ahead 35-31. Slouthwestern coasted to a ~9-3S .e~d at the Nortb Gallia and tre Eastern Garrett .bad nme rebounds for e~d of the third peru~. T be Eagles 'pf Meigs count~ the Pirates, ~el had eight and Pirates were never again dose -" , . , Ronnie Moms. S.U sophomore, as the Highlanders picked up a It waa the tbtrd consee~tt~e had five rebounds _and seven 10-point lead 411-29 at the 4:11 loss f~ ~ch Mike Morrtaons points berore fouhng out w1th mark and led 60-45 with ~Irate$ . wh9, are_ now '.-7 in all 6:20 left in the last period. left in the game. games and Z-2 m the ~VAC. The p · te t k 6-0 d Southwestern out . 1 1ra sb _Southw~tem l.s now 4-3 m all t a _ d ~a the Pirates 47-29 and outshot 1 games and is 2-2 along wl~b ~n w::u,goa 8 bY Gayn~t80 ~~ them 27-16 £rom t~e £ield. North Gallla and ~a:;tern m ree ows Y arre WJt Southwestern hit on 27 of 63 tbe SVAC Varslt? rae.. 5:36 left io the first !rame. shots for 42.8 P,r cent whll• Norjb. Galla will play tloi~ to Southweste?l racked up rune North Ga11ia was able to conthe leagUe leading Kyger straight potnts ~hold a ~6 nect on 16 of 54. shots for Creek Bobcats of Coach Johnny margin at the 3.23 mark and per cent. Wickline Friday nt~ht whzJc held a 17 14 m~rgm at the end The Pirates held a ~dim Eastern tJ.:avels to Merceniflle of the first pertod. at the foul line, making 19 for a go at Coach Paul DH- The Highlanders maintained 25 for 76 per cent and Ion's Hannan Trace Wildcats. a.. four or five point 1e ad western made ei~~t of 11 at 1n the SVAC, Kyger Creek ·· is throughout the second period the' raul line fOr 72 _7 per cent. 3-1 and· Hannan Trace is in and eJ11Bged at tile half lead- The Southwestern reserves last place with a l..S record. ing 29-24. won their fir.st game of the seaThe Highlanders will travel _Southwestern ran into foul son by defeating the Lirtlt Pic. to M~gs .county Saturday night trouble in the first hal£ which ates 54-3S in the preliminary. for a game with the Eagles. 11 ended with four players each ! Curt Baisden bad 17 points Eastern downs Hannan Trace With three personals, George and Dave Morgan 10 for the Friday night, Southwestern will .Dillon. 6-0 junior, Hall, Carter, winners. John F. Garnes ~arl 15 he pressed to win Saturday and Notter, Dave Waugh, 5--10 and Bob U!e 14 [or ihe losers . night to stay in contention for senior each had three routs. SouthWestern 17 12 JO 23 _ the SVAC Utle. omdn collected his fourth North Gallia 14 l'1 9 JS _ 51 A£ter FI;day night's t 11 t personal with 5:59 left in the Southwestern 1621 _ 1 with Nbrtb Gama, Kyger creek third period, and sat out 3--0~; Notter, 2--l: · 3 5 travels to Rutland Saturday great portion of thp sebl'd 2--t-S: Shriver. 5--~-!2; night (or a Ion-league match half. Dillon returned to the line. ll-0- 22 . and C t 4-4-l.. with tile Red Devils. up with 3,06 left In the fourth Totals. T,~ar er, •· Genel Hall had plenty ()f help period and fouled out with 16 North Gallia (Sl) _ Garrett. last night from John Shriver, seconds left. 2--9-- 13 ; Deel, 2-7_ 11 : 5-8 serlt~;. and Keith Carter, 5- The Pirates made a valiant 6-2-! 4 ; Peck, 2---0--4 : 10 sophomore, both o£ whom bid for victory as the third rls 3_ 1_ 7. G nl l--0---2 scored 12 points in Southwest- period opened as Morris drove Toia1s l6-,1 9-~~e ee, · sportswriters and casters in asses~ing the prolr ! amazmg te-a':"mates~ . mmules of r~gulatmn ume. . ,_ 1 17_ 18 _ 52 outcome of the •6 6--6 7 race. Coach Russ . Moo~e '_s. ~ham::.erlam , the ... -1 Ptuladel- A th~ee--pomt pl~y by Hal Waham~ _ M. Fry -!...:....,_ now a solid· 3 _3 and in. a battle for the first dlVI· phta center, came up with .a [ Greer m the clos mg seconds Sl5:k 2_ 3_ 7 Gibbs .·i;::£1'were a un'ilnimoUs ick for eight (9 nd last) place! Fuperb performance even by 111s 1forced the overttme aod c0fls4:l- ~ ' ' . ·r~~ ~ ' 4 5 3 1 If there is anything l'nore inspiring , 11 athletics than own >ta ndard• Tuesday nighli culive fieltl goals by Cunoin~- Marshall - --=' ~ :· the impudence of the underdog winning, 1 don't know I when he hit on 15 of 18 fie•J ham, Greer and Chamberlam ! 2-~ Batey 1 1 3· - m Hi it might be. : . ---- · goal ~ttemp~, indudmg_his lat.!I ~t Philadelphia .ahe-ad_l~r ~ood 1- l 47 · Russ Moore lsl\'t' com· best to win on a strange court 11 in a row, ror 35 pornts He ! m the extra sess1on. Wtlhs Reed ~-------....._ about the role • hi 8 against a club ~-ith everything also ('O ntributed 33 rebounds. 1 led the Knick scorers w1th 311 t·fio 1 was supposed to Play . ito gain, little to lose. j Still it was the 76ers as a points Jand Walt Bellamy added . . . . . • ....-fru Y ' learn who must get credit for 125. haJr? Tame tt. Look "I'd just as •oon have After tbe Wellston match the 14&-142 overtime victory Philadelphia remained sevt'11 under BEAUTY SALONS way," he said after ... the comes Fert Frye there Satur- over New York that boosted g.ames ahead of Boston in thl' in the YELLOW PAGES. · Jackson upset"- if it Were an i day n~ght-·(_out of leagu~ l, then their se-ason's ret:ord in tt>e Eastern Division race as the Whereyourfingersdo upset_ "they aren'L quite so th~ chmactic contest w1th A~n- - National Ba_sketball Association 1Celtic~ outlast~d the Sa11 the walking. .,,. ready for us." Iens here Jan. 13. ' to an unbe!Jevable 36·3. Franc1SC'o Warnors Ji6-121 in , . . . Coach Jo~n Derrow's defend- . Billy Cunningham, a reservt! overtime. · However bemg pre-warne:t lmg champions (co, with Ath- 1forward , typified the all-a rouM Boston blew an 11-PQint lead may ~ork, the league _won~ ens), don't have a starter back . tflort Philadelphia has been in the final three mi:1otes oi takmg th~ Panthers hghtl}· l from last year. Lettermen are rC(.-eiving this season when he regulatio~ but r~lxmndM ~n the the second time ~ound. Po~e 5-11 guard Mark ~ayburn and I extra penod for 1ls 12th vtctory came closer to cleamng 6-2 forward Robbl~ Buescher .! in 13 games with the WarrioJ'S I the undefeated At~ens. Bulldogs Center 6-4 C. J. Nicholas also I dating back to last season. Sam tha~ anybody, losmg m an ov- lettered last y~ar, but barely . ; • Jones of the Celtics _aud Ric~ 1 ertime, plus a bad break. _The I However. Ntcholas, the only IS Barry of the Wamors eacn 1 Panthe~s completely nuU1fl:d 1big man, defected last ~eek, 1t scored 31 points. . .' Ja~son s vaunted squad Wllh I has been learned, and wtll have 1 _In othe-r games, the ~etroll l thetr zone, forced the Ironmen to be replaced. . . . PIStons heat the Ballnmore t to shoot from outside where What 1s fnghtenmg 1s that m Bullets 117-110 b(!hn"KI: a 20-pomt · weren't hitting. . six league contests to date_ the ~ PT . PLEASANT _ E:1r\ Kee~- effort by _Dave DeBussr.hei'e Pomeroy los~ to Middleport !Ro~kets havt!' scored 350 pom_ts. ! er, Letart, was elt>cted nrE'!'t- 1and th~ ~htc-~go Bulls topped _Lo~an b~1des Athens: beat Ithetr opponents 381. Thus. f1ve . dent of the Mason County Bo~rd ! the _CmcmnatJ . Royals 116-Jtl Galhpohs bestdes Jackson and ,games have_ been ,lost by an av- ~f Educati~n in ;;m org·m;tza-1 desp1te _a 40-rx:lnl performanC"c Wellston. The P<J!Ithers test erage of SLX pomts. Actually, ttonal meettng Monday t>vf'n nl!.1 hy •;:_;O~s:c•:r_R:o:b:e~-t:so:n~. ...::::=====~=~ Nelsonville the first time around Nelsonville was lh• only club Mr. Keefer. who has be•n a r at ~elsonvtlle Jan. 13, after to clobber ~he Rockets. 73·56. board member etght years, suchavm~ met , Jack.son the sec- Steve Jeffers, 6-2 ~rward, ceeds Paul Wc:-dge. . i tune fth1s Friday ). . and Jay Lavender, 6-1 guard, , Milton ~~rdet.te. supermtPndfans are notonous are the other usual starters for 1 ent. admJmstered the oath or stay-at-ho·mes when they have Derrow. office to Ted R. Stev-2 ns ar~;J :::::::....::~==-::..::::::::.:::.:..::::::=.~=~::..:::::.:.::..:::.:.:~:::::•c.._::::::::::".:·____ a losing team. Most £ans are. THE JACKETS, meanwhile , Dr. Charle~ Leonard the Panther gfm ought to resumed drills Tuesday . who c;'Jcceed Paul Wed~e ar.u ' • <)>begin £il1ing up now on home ing the New Year's Day layoff. Robert Adkins as board mem-1 -~ew game nights. 1 Saturday morning they scri-m- Lers. I They have a good club to foi- l rnaged at Eastern. Burdette informed,. the board i ~ow. If the Jackets can win that he would not bt. an appli- : b E~S 1 ,.. _ Wellston they would have a ci:int for the supr.rin~~ndPnt's ; ... ~ Middleport, 3-2 and with a good first half season 1JQSt when his contract ls up Ute : L)~ 1 s; ' chance to take D. good grip on s five of their seven second round fast of June. Mr. Burdette told ! · n:l _ I ,:f ~:- '.!·., 1,.., ' . first cUvision berth. goes to games are at home. members they have m1td May 1 .. _,. Weliston Friday night after los· 1 to select a candidate for the 1 ina t Lo bel Ch · t superintedent's position. Bur· j . By Unlhcl Proao io.!etnatlonal LOS ANGELES (UP!) - . • a gan ore ns mas delle has served as 1 ;:Y : . c; Snnaaarrl' 1 ill 1 Keefer of Letart President =-----· 1 1 'OU... Establishes ; . d R Scoring ecor S:rnort-s ..... B 1 1 . Year Right and Save$ ·': MED. PRODUCERS 3 doz. $1.45 MILK .... gal. 85t Order Your Field Seed Earl_y. Re·.suits Big Ten timber and finding !he going pretty rugged, · ·Pete Rozelle sllld nowhere. But the Ro"kets ar·e-n•t • found the small college opposition more to its taste Tues· · entirely withoUt talent, dey~ · squads, headed by the "· thouI could jell. Coach Carl Wolfe's 1 0 ~e Bobcats set a school backyard brawl between ·· .. . E' boys w~ have to be at Unlled Preo:;s International ocormg record In a 122-10 ba• ton and Xavier In Super Bovil: -·~--~-East ketball b_reather over under- and the openm'g of The contest; 'betwe.en the top · NBA Staaell ngs · U 76 St. Jo's (Pa) 72 ned MacMurray of Jackcan Conference warfare on teams o1 the National aud 8 u II d p man Y n e res!!! 1uternational 75 ·st. Francis 67 sonville, Ill. Abd the warmup pro football leagues, Eastern' DiviSion· 100 Wagner 74 couldn't' have come at a bet:ter Unbeaten Toledo puts be telecast thruughout the w. L. 74 Pennsylvania 66 lime, sl~e Ohio now Jwr.ps _In7-0 record against Bow· rest of the nation. Philadelphia as 3 : Textile 75 Blmsbrg 71 to the still competition ol Mid- , and Miami goes to Boston 85 Kings 84 28 9 American CO!Iference warfare. for another MAC New York 1. · 75 Paterson St. 68 20 2 PIDLADELPHIA (UP!) .• m In the Only Other v te f' b Cincinnati 13 23 New Haven St 94 Worcstr 5~ volving Ohio colleges Elsewhere Otterbein e ran lfSt ~man Jim Baltimore fl 32 South night. Wittenberg dropped a Stat~ and Walsh of" Ctln- Gentil~, who has played ~lth she Western Division 75 Erskine 65 61 verdict to Stetson In ton hosts Geneva ol Pennsyl- clubs m his nine yea.-. rn the 87 Fu rman 49 championship round of the maJors, bas · been •cqutr,'(f by San Francisco 1)'.04L. 118_ Vale 106 ter T.ournamen•' In Deland, Fla. the Philadelphia Phillles to fill· St. Louis 17 19 Coli 86 Fla. Southern 73 Ohio's regulars hardly got Flgbl Resolts in until Injured Bill Whiled is Detroit Auburn 70 L.s.u, 5I! swest up as they racecl to a By Unlteci.Preaa Jntel'IUitional back in action. chicago 16 25 Duke 89 Penn St. 84 28 baiftlme margio over NAGOYA, Japan (UP!)- The :JZ.year.old .native of San LOs Angeles 14 23 ,37U Concord 80 West Va. Tech 78 sh~rter visitors _from IUinois. Fighting Harada, 117 ll-4, Japan, Francisco and owner of a .U.S , Tuesday's RO!ults Gannon 76 Belmont Abbey 60 Wtth 11:44 left U1 ..the game, outpointed Jose Medel, 117 1-4, Ufettme batting averdg• was Detroit 117 Baltimore llO Louisville .16 Tulsa 62 Coach Jim Sll)'der put In the Metco (15) (retained world Tuesday night !tom Chicago 116 Cir\ctnnall 111 Crstn Brothr (Tenn) 70 Blmt 65 suhe, who conUriued to ;pour I! bantamweight title) Cleveland's Pacific Phlls 148 New York 142 (ot) Southwestern !Tenn.) 68 on as the ~all outscored · · ' Coast farm club; and assigpeil Boston 126 San Frllli HI (ot) ll!illsaps (Miss.) 64 ' MacMurray 69-42 in the aeeond LAS VEGAS, ~' (UP!)-' to San Diego; lite Phillies' Club (Only ganles scheduled) P41dwest ball. Eddie Jon<;§,/ 173 1-2 Los m the same le""e. Ir.diana St. 82 Valparaiso 75 1'1te 122 points bettered the A 1 t d J 'B 01 -''' - - - - Tri-St. 85 Indiana Central 83 08 · In oldl95B record of liB Morris set by Ohio.••73, nge Lon~ ' s oppe esse ·(8) en, ""EW YORK <''"'!) agaillst ~ch, Clilll. ur -" m 1ke Loyola tIii-. ) 87 M'mnesota 63 · , Holoval:, the quiet man" whet Indpndnce JC 83 K City JC 4~ .S Its ~ Stadbga confounded th~ · riperts by Washb~ro 65 St. Benedict 62 By 'United' Prell flllernaUoD81 bringilli! the BoStOl! Patriots Moorhead St. 92 Myvle <N.D.) 87 EaotOra DlrilloQ . · hom• second ·ld \l)(e :tm>rican •-~ 1 Norlhland-102 Bemidji St. 98 W. ,J;. T. I'll. Football U!ague's Eastem Dlvi· Claumet Brandt U. of Purdue ., , ,, 2o 10 4 slon stajtdings, wu·.acclaimed Do~an <Wis.) · · lt 12 ·s AFh'l Coadt •ol' the Year N Dakqta 196 Wst Ul 74 . 15 13 a . the Ulllted Press Black Hllls (SO) ,St. 82 12 16 a ol•wAters. Pjckinson tN.D.) St. 81 4".22 7 ...one of ,ti least Sootlltwest Weotel11 Q(vlalcl!t, · an!l ml>tli iucces&tul Texas 7l Arkansas 62 ' W. L: T: ·I'll. ·, til tlio'' PfOlesitoltal Sthn Melh 110 Baylor 83 , 20 oanled the: l>gilor "en bBII Texas A&M 69 -Rice 06 · 20 tnough .his •••;;. bleW'·i((cbance· Texas A&l 95 C Christi 83 ,.-Texas 96 St. Edwds 81. _·. _33 at l~e E(stern DIVIII4n ·title •)n Sam Hou 87 itou Baptist 62 " · wsn NMex 82 Sui Ro88· 72 S ' lo II! last ,game tiy)~lli! 39-211 -to New ·. '):WI<. ·• '17 Ark St •g I > I -· ·· • . ' < C.•nt<,itary 71,W Texas St. 68 1'0VR ' 92"Swesl · Mo 'If, II Start The 1 ' · ' ·. · :, - I the past four vears. · addl Other board mem bers m tion l() t he two new seated Monday nigt;t are Eml Keefer, Harry Siders and Howard . The board wtil hot• its ref!ular mcnthly meeting ~ Mond~y. Jan. 9, at 7::!0 p. m. the board offi:-oei on Eighth - - - - - ----- -Ouachita Bpi 81 Ark Tech 11{)(01 Sohern St Coll83 Coli of Ozks 66 Ark St Tchrs 68 Ark A&M 67 · Arkansas College 73 Hendrix 5t Hndrsn St. Tchrs 79 Harding Check with Us For Early. Fertilizer Prices & Save KAUTZ FEED STORE "THE ONE STOP STORE" E.VERY THING FROM FOOD TO FEED PH. 985·3347 CHESTER, 0. · 1967 Porto Color 11" - .$169 Table Model 20" • • EARtY . AMERICAN CONSOLE ·· - - -·- :23" • 24'' ~. . .•, I 1· '~ ..!<,' \<- • • ~ ' -~ ... "'""'~· ., ~· ,, I; -_ WALNUT, EARLY ' . .. . r. ~ . ~ ' . ' �& • I ' I. Jl• PUFFS -· TISSUES • ! Fryers c Whole I I lb. !'E . . .. . Ground BEEF Cut-Up • • • • lb. 29c I Quarter Breasts & Legs , . : '' ! . I ,... lb. 37c -'i . . .' I ROUND BONE! ROAST ' .I l' ; IICINILESS lb. Argo 303 CHUCK ROAST CE~~~R--· 49c , ROUND BONE ROAST S9c . ENGLISH ROAST ~~. 69t . Swanadown Asst. CHUCK STEAK ~~~;. _ 14 G1ls. I I SUNDAy ONLY! ' ! l~.; lb. 5"'" 11 ~ ~lQij·: TOILET TISSUE , ORANGE . . PEAS . .------, PEACHES CHEER DOG CHOW HEAD LETTUCE rolls ' · ,.· TOWELS • - • • ~ ... ~ Purine . I 29c PEANUT BUTIER •••• . if ·~ . -· . .~ . . ~ - COFFEE , NESCAFE INSTANT IOoz. can Jar ~ Thonk You Bronc! Cherry Chunk Style , ' c · ~iant "'Size ,. Crushed, or POTATOES PINEAPPLE 10 JO.IO SPAGHETTI DOG FOOD lb. No.2 c ·~ CAN cans MAGIC . G~l. MUSTARD • BLEACH MAt":::ET •• OPEN DAILY & S~~ ~ . '" to 9:30 p.:11. (Formerly Evans Super Mar:<et) ·COmtr Mill and !eccnd ~··· . PHONE: .992-3480 "We R"'erve The Right To Limit Quontl!l• ·" • ,I I MIDDLEPORT, C. ·- - -- . DIA,. . . SOAP ( . '• . 1 REG; ·st:ZE . BAR ·, ... . - - - quorts J. ~ •t ' E11y Monday PINK \ .OK ·-~- - IDNEY · , : ·BEANS . 'P.INTO C.mpbllls c Bush's .• ·!" ' ' . 300 .....~ c' BLEACH _...,_ . cans · for 4~$1 Magic ' Muliers ' . JUICE-- Kraft's ' Sliced 3~.! Del Monte GRAPEfRUIT Jar ~ $2~9 ._,_,, ' PIE FILLING - 31b. DETERGENT _ head Del Monte 1• • No~~ · Del Mont• c ~. · a·lbz, .. =22t.· Del Monte Sh~rtening Qts. 1 DRINK • • • • ::! 20c o.1 Monh / .......... Giant Charm in · SNOWDRIFT nDE DETERGENT .... 33C TIDE DETERGENT 75c 01 •n~ 69£ · DOWNEY~: 39t. . CRISCO.. · · !!·89( _. ·-MOU1ERt~ OATS 25c 4Sc ·-·ORANGE DRINK "~ · ~.:·29c :. ' lb BREAD . . . . ' EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI' ..., FLORIDA I SUr~~ boxes for ES . CRISCO . . . . :a~~. ir Gallon ,. TURDA Y ONLY! I can• c AI 'CAKE 46oz. ·BLEACH lb. lb. l I ' C:LOROX lb. . 89c STEAK - - S9c . I MILK .... I $. CANS FRIDAY ONLY! . COUNT BOXES I I .. ' . lb. 49c ROASTING CHICKENS 200 Tall Cans Stokely's Pineapp'le.Grapefruit $ United C.nned . CHUCK .ROAST lb. lb. \ I 1 ·~ Ground l'ffth Dally l . Blade ' • Cut I . ' . CAN I , ., can . Bush's CAN . .··,.: '. BEANS - - SOUP • !' ~ • can DETERGENT TOMATO c c Qts, �& • I ' I. Jl• PUFFS -· TISSUES • ! Fryers c Whole I I lb. !'E . . .. . Ground BEEF Cut-Up • • • • lb. 29c I Quarter Breasts & Legs , . : '' ! . I ,... lb. 37c -'i . . .' I ROUND BONE! ROAST ' .I l' ; IICINILESS lb. Argo 303 CHUCK ROAST CE~~~R--· 49c , ROUND BONE ROAST S9c . ENGLISH ROAST ~~. 69t . Swanadown Asst. CHUCK STEAK ~~~;. _ 14 G1ls. I I SUNDAy ONLY! ' ! l~.; lb. 5"'" 11 ~ ~lQij·: TOILET TISSUE , ORANGE . . PEAS . .------, PEACHES CHEER DOG CHOW HEAD LETTUCE rolls ' · ,.· TOWELS • - • • ~ ... ~ Purine . I 29c PEANUT BUTIER •••• . if ·~ . -· . .~ . . ~ - COFFEE , NESCAFE INSTANT IOoz. can Jar ~ Thonk You Bronc! Cherry Chunk Style , ' c · ~iant "'Size ,. Crushed, or POTATOES PINEAPPLE 10 JO.IO SPAGHETTI DOG FOOD lb. No.2 c ·~ CAN cans MAGIC . G~l. MUSTARD • BLEACH MAt":::ET •• OPEN DAILY & S~~ ~ . '" to 9:30 p.:11. (Formerly Evans Super Mar:<et) ·COmtr Mill and !eccnd ~··· . PHONE: .992-3480 "We R"'erve The Right To Limit Quontl!l• ·" • ,I I MIDDLEPORT, C. ·- - -- . DIA,. . . SOAP ( . '• . 1 REG; ·st:ZE . BAR ·, ... . - - - quorts J. ~ •t ' E11y Monday PINK \ .OK ·-~- - IDNEY · , : ·BEANS . 'P.INTO C.mpbllls c Bush's .• ·!" ' ' . 300 .....~ c' BLEACH _...,_ . cans · for 4~$1 Magic ' Muliers ' . JUICE-- Kraft's ' Sliced 3~.! Del Monte GRAPEfRUIT Jar ~ $2~9 ._,_,, ' PIE FILLING - 31b. DETERGENT _ head Del Monte 1• • No~~ · Del Mont• c ~. · a·lbz, .. =22t.· Del Monte Sh~rtening Qts. 1 DRINK • • • • ::! 20c o.1 Monh / .......... Giant Charm in · SNOWDRIFT nDE DETERGENT .... 33C TIDE DETERGENT 75c 01 •n~ 69£ · DOWNEY~: 39t. . CRISCO.. · · !!·89( _. ·-MOU1ERt~ OATS 25c 4Sc ·-·ORANGE DRINK "~ · ~.:·29c :. ' lb BREAD . . . . ' EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI' ..., FLORIDA I SUr~~ boxes for ES . CRISCO . . . . :a~~. ir Gallon ,. TURDA Y ONLY! I can• c AI 'CAKE 46oz. ·BLEACH lb. lb. l I ' C:LOROX lb. . 89c STEAK - - S9c . I MILK .... I $. CANS FRIDAY ONLY! . COUNT BOXES I I .. ' . lb. 49c ROASTING CHICKENS 200 Tall Cans Stokely's Pineapp'le.Grapefruit $ United C.nned . CHUCK .ROAST lb. lb. \ I 1 ·~ Ground l'ffth Dally l . Blade ' • Cut I . ' . CAN I , ., can . Bush's CAN . .··,.: '. BEANS - - SOUP • !' ~ • can DETERGENT TOMATO c c Qts, �J ! "' • .. Df~er Riofirorlde Cotter • More of What's FREE DELIVERY CLOSEST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOMI Soviets Plan Doubled Aid Shutdowns Predicted ' :Our Aim for You We deliver free to MORE.! BIGGER! BETTER! eMiddi•IIOrf' • Srracuse e tt~tland eChtshlre -- • ,. Page I) ide ned loUpen AT RUTLAND e • AT TUPPERS PLAINS • LYONS MARKET • WAID CROSS SONS ITYLOAN Far All The Family & ROUSH SHOE STORE Sweet Rehsh t • ... . .• ' - • - .. '6711ntls offer SelectSbift. Cruise-0-Matic..... .fullY automatic andJnlly mailual. You can't get flexibility like that oJi or f~ J~NSOIU~ J) SOAP BUY-OF-THE WEEK .. . ' " 1,. '. . • . QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 2-HOUR ' ,. Put Ford's SclectShi[t Cruise-.0-Matic on .. D .. and you bave the fine st automatic transmissioo in the industry. Or you can select the gear for ever)' road or driving condition yoti meet and it will stay there until you change iL Other ' car makers The Quality You Will Value For Ilan J~>y. 7.3. has been better ' known previously as a book ' collector wl1o has given away mor e than 100.000 rare \'olumcs Pomeroy and manuscripts valued in tile I million.c to the ·university of may claim their automatic transmissions A Lifet ime STUDIO • BAKER FURNITURE • Rely on ·Your PHARMACIST! BUDGET SHOP" Living Room Suites · · · · · · · · · · $99 Bedroom Suites · · ' · .. · .. · · .. · $99 Beds · · · ·.. · .. · .. · · · · .. · .. · $68 (Complete) .... · · · .. · · ·.. $68 Beds ................ $39.75 Rugs 9xl2 ............ $4.88 2'Tweed Rugs .... · .. · .. · .. · • .. · $18 Box drop back inlo low • , • au1omaticiny. 0.. wet or slippery aurfaces you cao't atart ill second without goinc tbrouah low; Get the full_, uncensored story on two-way shifos from your Ford Dealer. S.lectShlf& is just one qf lhe better kltil Ford offcn j . . like • · Convenience Con~l P..... Corpfott-Siream Ventilation anCl the twoway ,vagon Magic Doorpte! ••• em tbl ' •~!-· quielesl Fords ill blltOI)'. ' . '· P-LAY ' bag ' $50,000 SAVINGS WEEKLY ' • ; ~Hifil!d Gas Station • • rl'>( • .. ' S:!t'W; Ma~n St. Pomeroy .• ' '' GRAPE or ORANGE PRODUCE BUY! Fresh, Lar.... e LETTUCE hd.19c c 3oz. pkg. 46oz. can FOR QUICK DELICIOUS Nestle's QUl . Right reserved to limit Jar ·Ingels *M~t WELCH'S FIN.EST Buys Of-The-Week G Smoked I Ham·Hocks , .• lb. jar MUELLER'S . I '" ·.FOR TOPPING, .MJ)UN.G AN.D ,, ' JN CDBLE ~.' .._ ..,_ ' ...."'"' """' ,_._ ~ t ~.· ' . ' . ·I" ·I t ' · Ail~ J.\' · .. • lb. ity as registered pharmacists and are always glad to \ greet our l!llighllors! ' ,, ., '' 2lb. lb. We are proud of our many years In this commun· c MUSICAL . . JACKPOT, . ' HI-C DRINK NESTEA ' . • ' ICE MILK FOR YOUR TEA BREAK! ' I i 11THE are manual, too. But Bee how much rhan· ual control they give you when you want to bold in·second. On slow corners tbey'Jl FOR ~ome Call It DISCOUNT II Same Call It Whol~sale . '· We Named It- Giant ~-. 21b. crt. c . > DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- . ·"' tall cans Low Calorie . 1h gal. ·cHEER ·" . MILK DAIRY BUY! c Qt. ' ' ., 'i' •• ,, ,.. WHITE or YELLOW WHEN MONEY IS Til£ Q1JESTION, CITY LOAN IS THE ANSWER . Middleport ., ". lb. pkg. 53c TALL. CANS OF HURON 1.19 12 portions PARTY-PAK SAVINGS CO. NABtSC:O·OREO COOKIES _ GORTON'S FJSH SQUARES • AT RACINE lb • • • FROZEN FOOD BUYI bJ deolb>lwilll ...... Buy real. ~ Cltm UJI bill& J:om diseounu. Have ...,.. fo< ,......U. Phone for our quiet O.K. Tben .lop fo< )'OU1' - · on our very bell tennl. c BUY-Of. THE-WEEK- LONGHORN RUTLAND DEPT. STORE CHEESE RUBBER FOOTWEAR . Big 3 QUALITY FOODS. • . Low Prices e YOU ean,... - ' Savings For January 5-6-7 ., Society Notes Coli in .the morning. ·· CASH before night. . 1n theJoflowtng eChHter ' • I I. �J ! "' • .. Df~er Riofirorlde Cotter • More of What's FREE DELIVERY CLOSEST THING TO A PHARMACY IN YOUR HOMI Soviets Plan Doubled Aid Shutdowns Predicted ' :Our Aim for You We deliver free to MORE.! BIGGER! BETTER! eMiddi•IIOrf' • Srracuse e tt~tland eChtshlre -- • ,. Page I) ide ned loUpen AT RUTLAND e • AT TUPPERS PLAINS • LYONS MARKET • WAID CROSS SONS ITYLOAN Far All The Family & ROUSH SHOE STORE Sweet Rehsh t • ... . .• ' - • - .. '6711ntls offer SelectSbift. Cruise-0-Matic..... .fullY automatic andJnlly mailual. You can't get flexibility like that oJi or f~ J~NSOIU~ J) SOAP BUY-OF-THE WEEK .. . ' " 1,. '. . • . QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 2-HOUR ' ,. Put Ford's SclectShi[t Cruise-.0-Matic on .. D .. and you bave the fine st automatic transmissioo in the industry. Or you can select the gear for ever)' road or driving condition yoti meet and it will stay there until you change iL Other ' car makers The Quality You Will Value For Ilan J~>y. 7.3. has been better ' known previously as a book ' collector wl1o has given away mor e than 100.000 rare \'olumcs Pomeroy and manuscripts valued in tile I million.c to the ·university of may claim their automatic transmissions A Lifet ime STUDIO • BAKER FURNITURE • Rely on ·Your PHARMACIST! BUDGET SHOP" Living Room Suites · · · · · · · · · · $99 Bedroom Suites · · ' · .. · .. · · .. · $99 Beds · · · ·.. · .. · .. · · · · .. · .. · $68 (Complete) .... · · · .. · · ·.. $68 Beds ................ $39.75 Rugs 9xl2 ............ $4.88 2'Tweed Rugs .... · .. · .. · .. · • .. · $18 Box drop back inlo low • , • au1omaticiny. 0.. wet or slippery aurfaces you cao't atart ill second without goinc tbrouah low; Get the full_, uncensored story on two-way shifos from your Ford Dealer. S.lectShlf& is just one qf lhe better kltil Ford offcn j . . like • · Convenience Con~l P..... Corpfott-Siream Ventilation anCl the twoway ,vagon Magic Doorpte! ••• em tbl ' •~!-· quielesl Fords ill blltOI)'. ' . '· P-LAY ' bag ' $50,000 SAVINGS WEEKLY ' • ; ~Hifil!d Gas Station • • rl'>( • .. ' S:!t'W; Ma~n St. Pomeroy .• ' '' GRAPE or ORANGE PRODUCE BUY! Fresh, Lar.... e LETTUCE hd.19c c 3oz. pkg. 46oz. can FOR QUICK DELICIOUS Nestle's QUl . Right reserved to limit Jar ·Ingels *M~t WELCH'S FIN.EST Buys Of-The-Week G Smoked I Ham·Hocks , .• lb. jar MUELLER'S . I '" ·.FOR TOPPING, .MJ)UN.G AN.D ,, ' JN CDBLE ~.' .._ ..,_ ' ...."'"' """' ,_._ ~ t ~.· ' . ' . ·I" ·I t ' · Ail~ J.\' · .. • lb. ity as registered pharmacists and are always glad to \ greet our l!llighllors! ' ,, ., '' 2lb. lb. We are proud of our many years In this commun· c MUSICAL . . JACKPOT, . ' HI-C DRINK NESTEA ' . • ' ICE MILK FOR YOUR TEA BREAK! ' I i 11THE are manual, too. But Bee how much rhan· ual control they give you when you want to bold in·second. On slow corners tbey'Jl FOR ~ome Call It DISCOUNT II Same Call It Whol~sale . '· We Named It- Giant ~-. 21b. crt. c . > DRY CLEANING -SERVICE- . ·"' tall cans Low Calorie . 1h gal. ·cHEER ·" . MILK DAIRY BUY! c Qt. ' ' ., 'i' •• ,, ,.. WHITE or YELLOW WHEN MONEY IS Til£ Q1JESTION, CITY LOAN IS THE ANSWER . Middleport ., ". lb. pkg. 53c TALL. CANS OF HURON 1.19 12 portions PARTY-PAK SAVINGS CO. NABtSC:O·OREO COOKIES _ GORTON'S FJSH SQUARES • AT RACINE lb • • • FROZEN FOOD BUYI bJ deolb>lwilll ...... Buy real. ~ Cltm UJI bill& J:om diseounu. Have ...,.. fo< ,......U. Phone for our quiet O.K. Tben .lop fo< )'OU1' - · on our very bell tennl. c BUY-Of. THE-WEEK- LONGHORN RUTLAND DEPT. STORE CHEESE RUBBER FOOTWEAR . Big 3 QUALITY FOODS. • . Low Prices e YOU ean,... - ' Savings For January 5-6-7 ., Society Notes Coli in .the morning. ·· CASH before night. . 1n theJoflowtng eChHter ' • I I. �J • • • r Mrs. McDaniel Entert(!ins . "'club'at Mason Jobllson, Pt. Pleuanl; .. Mra. Harry Sayre, Pt. Pl~l llllcllaraod - Mra. A!~ Fltz. . State.Police Reportl7 Aoodents . '1·" ~-·-··- water, Lakin. .' YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ~l " HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY Muon, W. Ya. f-... Delivery 773-5554 • •LUMBER eDOORS •WINDOWS •PLYWOOD . ePANELJNG ,. i ' I eROOFING •PAINTS SUPPLIES e Plumbing Supplies . eHEATING .. _ ___ I. 1. Pay Telephone Bill Sold 3. Free Rest Room For Lldies and Children 24 ONCE A YEAR 4. Drinking Fountain oz. MILK of MAGNESIA .. s. Free Parking in rear COSMETIC SPECIALS 6. Courteous Assistance HELENA RUBINSTEIN ULTRA FEMINENE CREAM DANA SPRAY COLOGNES 1. Discount Prices TABU-AMBUSH-20 CARATS ' FASTEETH · Reg. $7.50 $1.50 ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL 79c VALUE C 0 TY 45c VALUE Now $4.50 TAMP AX Contllns 2 Hormonos To Help Skin Look Younger -----. ,":" ~T d:-: ·. ~.~ -1 -YO~~~ 51c ' ~~ HAND LO'f!ION, Reg. 2.7$ ~pwJ .75 ._: _ $1.45 VALUE ABSORIINE JR. NORW1CH 5 GRAIN Aspirin Tablets COUNT Oaap Md!D4a -'- Gallipolis 12 2 15 6 "'""'"" S 2. Money Orden 39c $111 TUSSY CREAM, 'Rig. 1:00 ....... now 50e OF ROSES _ <;REAM. Reg. 2.00 now 1.00 Reg. 1.00 .. now SOe WIND AND WEATHER .. HAND CREAM, Reg. 2.00 Now 98c VALUE Dristan Tablets LOTION, Reg. $2.00 ---:-:- Now $1 LOTION, Reg. $1.00 , Now SOc LOTION WITH DISPENSER Now Reg. $4.00 _ 55c VALUE VICKS VAPORUB -' • Sc CANDY or CHEWING GUM 10 FOR 3• Jlc, 19( Back Door SPECIALS(LIMIT 4 TO A CUSTOMER) LARGE SIZE BOX EXTRA GENTLE TOILET TISSUE FACIAL'. for ~ . 73 MILL n. ' -., . . It's you! Think about it. and the - - 'i .' . . ' .. ~ ~- ' SLICED BACON J9c ALL GOOD _lb. 59c PORK SAUSAGE SUPER·RIGHT 2 lb. l·lb. Roll FRESH roll 75 C 39c LARGE BOLOGNA SUPER·RIGHT Piece ALL MEAT----- lb. SUCED _ __ COUNTRY STYLE - - - lb. 79c NEW CAP'N JOHN Cl • ..,. .· cOOKI·Es ,.. . . ,,. ., -... :.. " "•"·~ . 5 · '· llilk -lb. 1·1b. Rolla RORIDA- LARGE 99c TEMPLE ORANGES $1' ~00 p gs. • · •"" s:~~ LOOK FOR THE •·' -' Angei .Food Cake- ueh45c 45c Glazed Donuts Italian Bread 4 ...... 89c .. "RED TAG" .UP BRANDS FOR SAYINGS AND QUALITY .. . COMPARE d ... =". . EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! ' / ' . ,.,.. 13-os. A&P Fruit Cocktlal .. ·· ...... · · cln 39c · A&P Fruits For Salads · · · · ·1-lb. can 39c 1-111.14-ot. A&P. Bartlett: . Pears .. · · · .... ·· · can 43c ' i• l-Ib.,....._ A&P Sllcld'Pilti.IJPPie · ·· ...... · can 47c . ' • • • . ' . . o A&l' . ··~-- .' _ .· -.Orange Ju1ce ........ 4 ......79c ' ..p• ,.. ... G&W. ,,_, . . 3 S'IOC) ' · IZZdS ,ChHiit or l!opoPOIII .,: f ' ' . - ~pefruiUuke ·· 46-oz. can 37c A&P lltjll!f Jllct · · ·' · · 4(..oz. cal 37c A&P-~ Jli~e · •· •••• 46-0z. can 37c '·' rMilD . ' OHIO · . ' ·•. ( ' I :... ' ." •·. ~ . .• . . for Grapefruit :=;:.'~ 5 ~ 49c Emperor Grapes~!"''- .. 19c Pascal Celery ~:.:..... !:: ltc: A&P COFFEE 2 ~$1 ::~~UM i . - , .. .UP BRAND ,,.·'=3 Tomato Juice ANN PAGI-OUR FINEST QUALITY Mayonnaise · FINEST QUALITY lON~OR.8~CflEESE ' 12 49C , .......ft• . A&P Pin...,plt Jlice ···· · ·· · 2 cans 33c ,. ·· CREAM OF .' MARGARINE . , , d I PARKER- TWIN PACK • . , _. . . Ch . . '-- • for i ,>-, 89c Sh • ..__====~-~·-~·~·-~-,~,.~....,~"""""'~ - =:.:":.:"':::'..:::;'~"''-="'~,..~-.:...::.:.::...:.":IO::I::E::.:N_ _:=Q=".:.1:..::;;.::.:0:'.:/'.:/~ eraR flmp SOUP . NUTLEyl·lb. SOLIDS " ...u;· Jone F'w k er Buys Fresh Produce ! •.- · • ' ·, daug~ter. •~-·-. . ~:-·._ Sturg,.. and Infant · up'~ Greenup. i:Q& a. m.; Peace Melga Geaeral Hospital doWn Meldahl 2:$5 p. m.; Lady Admlaslona - Leopold Hysell, KlmberJY. down llleldahl 4:45 Pomeroy; Carrie C.sSP.Il, Midp. m.; Boo-K dOW!! Meldahl. 5 dleport. . p in.; Rebby K up M•ldahll:· .DiaebrJes - Maude Taylor, 05 .. p. m.; Tibolt down Meldahl Audrey Jeffers• 5:41 p. m,: .Essle\'Jl dOwn · Mefdabl7 p.· m.; Elaine G. up Veterllns Memorial Hospital ~hi 3:45 a. ·m.; Mountain Aclmlasloaa . -Reginald Hill, ~te down 1rleldabl t:25 a. m.; Rut!Oild; WIIJ.lam Wyatt, MlciKathleen K. .~o,m · Melc!ahl (.. dleport; Mrs.c Freddie McCian:fili a. m,; Flaa.- SbiJi-~ Mel· ahall, Mlcldlewrt: · Raymond cllibl 5:35 •· . m. Russell, Middleport; . Mrs. RayGalllpjolll Dam - Quisty . up -monel f:.anc!ers, Pome~~oy ; Ray. t a; m.;' Beaver up 5:3$ a. m.; llio)nd }Volfe, Syrac:use; Gladys Jolin J. Rowe; up 8:25 a. oi• . Tayl~ PI. -Piesssnt ~- Sam. Xabawba River - . 'Semel my Clalw9rlhY, New Haven; clown Looidoa t:35 a. ·m.; . I,ucy Ro!e Millie Marshall,.• Mtoer.. Jaiie Lueai down London 5:31 ville; · ' · ·a. •m.; Allen R. . Merrill down ' Dbeharpt.. ... MIChael HamLondon 1 a, ;m.; Edeli~a Boi-: mbllll.'~ty --HD~ Jolmhy· BlaCk, W9!1h down 'NiDIIeld 8:35 p.m:; ¥>-s. ·Fnj!Ces . Taylor >and aon, Ha!en z. ·up Willflelill<l6- a;m.: Mrs. John· Shuler and son, H. :.E. Bowles !loWn Wlaftelcf'"f. ·r.fil. _$&wart BreWer lllJd scib; :35!;a. m.; 0. F. Shearer ·. ·down' 'EVel)'ll Landers, ~na Fosler, WJpfteld f:25 li·m: ... · · ... ·John Taylor." · -' ' ··· ·: -- ~ ..., Twlps, a l!o)' alld • Jt WU II ' . of · to Mr. ind Mrl. FniCidle Sarah . llal• Clf • UJillollt .flrst Mr, and Ml'l. 7-INCH CUTS_Ib. Pork Loin, Quartered, Sliced·· II. 75c Shead Bacon, AU Good 21b pkg $i.1,7 JIFfY FROZEN III!ADID VeaiSteaks .... •.. · ·• 15-oz. plrg.l9c Frozen Pizza Burgers 1kz pq $1.09 Plate Boding Beef · · · .... ·.. •• lt. 25c Boding Beef, Fore Shank · ·· ••• lb. 45c reason for ohopping AtP! It's oneotman:v. a. ~ta':n~:s·~."'~.=~ ~ . Chuck Steaks, Well-Trimmed -lb. 49c Boneless Chuck Roast · ···· · · · lb. 69c SHOULDER CUT Swiss Steak, Round Bone ·· · · lb. 59c English Roast .... · ...... · ·.. · lb. 69c Ground Chuck, Fresh Lean ·· · · lb. 69c Stewlng_BHf, Lean Boneless · · lb. 69c about how we sel'1re YC ' about being fair, Ia thio kind of attitudc C STEWING CHICKENS FRESH WHOLE-lb. .At [2 RIB ROAST 43 ------ CENTER BLADE CUTS_-Ib. 1 • I' '•- ',._.-~,~=·:-:." J' .' •. TIS c '• 1 - ---- RI R ·pt I Vi II 14 1 o zer oa Ia t s t ng am · • · • '---... hours 2-1 aod 7-41 p.m. Parents· feet on rollerj, Pomeroy-Mason only on Pediatric Ward 8 21.32, Pt. Pleasant 24.66, Hinton • Donna Jane 2.61 falllni, Kanawha Falls 7.110 Adlntss.tou rising, Charleston 20.30 rising. Altizer, 20 Vinton Ave.; Mrs. London was runolog 2 feet, Samuel R. .Long, 2131 Chatham Mannet Ill feet, and Winfield ! Ave.; Robert F. Bostwick, ill. feet. Gallipoits! Era P. Clagg, IIHI Movement1: . . . , Rodney; Mrs. Raymind Fisher, . , , ;Rt I Vlrilon; George E. Moss, Oblo)Uver- John 1.ad4 Dean 1Patrlol Star Rt.: Mrs. George clo_1'll 13, 1:35 a. m.; Rehable 1J. l!u'nigardner, Mason; John dowo 13, 4 a. '1'·i Harvey Jor- ID. LitU~,' Rt. 1 Leon, w. Va.: d~ down IS, >:20 a. m.; Zlm·. c. Lesite Ingels, Mason: Char· mer up 14, 8:50 p. m.; Western les J . Wilson, Pt. Pleasant: "P' U, 8: lfi a. m.; Queen City Phtlllp C. Riggins, Pt. Pleasd'!l'" 15, 4:15 a. m.: Jenks up lant; Joseph c. Wilson, Pt. Plea15£ 5:40 a. ln.; Titan down lo, 1sanl; George L. Sauer, Mirldle8:~ a. m.,; Defeode( down 15, port; Mrs..· Russell M. Little, 6:50 a. m. ; Steel Ranger down RuUand: Gregory T. Simpson, 1&,~ 7:25 a• . m._; NaUonal up Pomeroy; David R. Mills, 17, 2:35 p. m.. ; New Mtlrli~ dieport; Martha Rowell, vllle up 17, 12:40 a. '!'·• Stl!el dleport: Mrs. Rollin L. Bearhs, 'l'l'llcler up 17, 4 a. m.;' Andrew Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Orville Clfroun up 18, 8:50 a. m.; Jel· Taborn, Hamden ; John E. feraon up 20, • a. m.; Elisha Salts, Hamden: Mrs. Carl R. W110da down 21, 4 a. m.: OVEc Shook; Rt. 2 Wellston; M r do;;m 22, 4:10 a. m.; Waiter. Olhel D. Windon, Oak Hill: Bicltjard up 22, 5:45 a. m.:: John T ·Dillow Coal Ltilher Rerdmsn dowo 23, 3 a. Samuel' A. W~shburn m.: Express 'down 23, 4 a, m.; son: Mrs~ Macy H.' R~;~::[ "Otptcsn Bruce down 23, 4:55 a. Frieodly, w. Va. m;-; Jeflbobt up .. 23, 6:30. a.m.; Mpma Lear up:.Greenuj\:t 40 p. Dlscbarges - Michael J. m;3 Raveoswdcxli•.dow~~:~reen- BroWI,I, Mrs. Arthur R. Flemu~ · 5:45 p, m.: Valvollne up ing, Mrs. Al'lllur 0. Gib!'!I'J, Greenup 8 p. m.; Ben McCclol· Forrest Gollenwater, Chtlsltloe d~ri 'Greenup 12:55 a. m.; In- J. Hazlewood, Gene R. Mulhmr,.ca· up Greeoup 3,20 m.; ~~':' R~el M. Smith, Amos Sol!lliem up Greenup (:40 a.m.; Tilhs, Brady S. Young, Guy j Pl\'blp Spom down Greenup 5:· Roberts, Cynthia Crooks1 ,Mrs. , 40 ,,a. m.: .Mark M. up Green- Jerry Wilson Bradley an~ .. InIIIIi 6 a. m.; A. J. Pallen clown !ant daughter, Mrs. John D '/S uper -Right" Meats! CHUCK ROAST Hospital News . CONVENIENCES · AT DUTTON$ l-····~ -- ., River News i -· SHOPPERS 250 STATE SEN. (ft.Ironton) second from left, sworn in by Kingsley Taft of tile Obio Supreme Court, left, during ceremon. ies on _tbe · o~nlng session of the 107th Ohio Genersl Assembly In C!olumbus, Monday, Jan. 2. Senator Collins is one of 23 Republicans elected to the Senate in tbe Nov. S-election. The GOP will hold a 23·10 maiority in tbe !ienate during the current aession. On hand to wit· ness tbe swearlng·in of .Senator Colllns were, from left to rlght:... lol:J:S. Collins, Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, and ·Senate President Pro Tern Theodore M. Gray (R·Plqua), ' . ' -~ �J • • • r Mrs. McDaniel Entert(!ins . "'club'at Mason Jobllson, Pt. Pleuanl; .. Mra. Harry Sayre, Pt. Pl~l llllcllaraod - Mra. A!~ Fltz. . State.Police Reportl7 Aoodents . '1·" ~-·-··- water, Lakin. .' YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ~l " HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS COMPANY Muon, W. Ya. f-... Delivery 773-5554 • •LUMBER eDOORS •WINDOWS •PLYWOOD . ePANELJNG ,. i ' I eROOFING •PAINTS SUPPLIES e Plumbing Supplies . eHEATING .. _ ___ I. 1. Pay Telephone Bill Sold 3. Free Rest Room For Lldies and Children 24 ONCE A YEAR 4. Drinking Fountain oz. MILK of MAGNESIA .. s. Free Parking in rear COSMETIC SPECIALS 6. Courteous Assistance HELENA RUBINSTEIN ULTRA FEMINENE CREAM DANA SPRAY COLOGNES 1. Discount Prices TABU-AMBUSH-20 CARATS ' FASTEETH · Reg. $7.50 $1.50 ONCE A YEAR SPECIAL 79c VALUE C 0 TY 45c VALUE Now $4.50 TAMP AX Contllns 2 Hormonos To Help Skin Look Younger -----. ,":" ~T d:-: ·. ~.~ -1 -YO~~~ 51c ' ~~ HAND LO'f!ION, Reg. 2.7$ ~pwJ .75 ._: _ $1.45 VALUE ABSORIINE JR. NORW1CH 5 GRAIN Aspirin Tablets COUNT Oaap Md!D4a -'- Gallipolis 12 2 15 6 "'""'"" S 2. Money Orden 39c $111 TUSSY CREAM, 'Rig. 1:00 ....... now 50e OF ROSES _ <;REAM. Reg. 2.00 now 1.00 Reg. 1.00 .. now SOe WIND AND WEATHER .. HAND CREAM, Reg. 2.00 Now 98c VALUE Dristan Tablets LOTION, Reg. $2.00 ---:-:- Now $1 LOTION, Reg. $1.00 , Now SOc LOTION WITH DISPENSER Now Reg. $4.00 _ 55c VALUE VICKS VAPORUB -' • Sc CANDY or CHEWING GUM 10 FOR 3• Jlc, 19( Back Door SPECIALS(LIMIT 4 TO A CUSTOMER) LARGE SIZE BOX EXTRA GENTLE TOILET TISSUE FACIAL'. for ~ . 73 MILL n. ' -., . . It's you! Think about it. and the - - 'i .' . . ' .. ~ ~- ' SLICED BACON J9c ALL GOOD _lb. 59c PORK SAUSAGE SUPER·RIGHT 2 lb. l·lb. Roll FRESH roll 75 C 39c LARGE BOLOGNA SUPER·RIGHT Piece ALL MEAT----- lb. SUCED _ __ COUNTRY STYLE - - - lb. 79c NEW CAP'N JOHN Cl • ..,. .· cOOKI·Es ,.. . . ,,. ., -... :.. " "•"·~ . 5 · '· llilk -lb. 1·1b. Rolla RORIDA- LARGE 99c TEMPLE ORANGES $1' ~00 p gs. • · •"" s:~~ LOOK FOR THE •·' -' Angei .Food Cake- ueh45c 45c Glazed Donuts Italian Bread 4 ...... 89c .. "RED TAG" .UP BRANDS FOR SAYINGS AND QUALITY .. . COMPARE d ... =". . EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! ' / ' . ,.,.. 13-os. A&P Fruit Cocktlal .. ·· ...... · · cln 39c · A&P Fruits For Salads · · · · ·1-lb. can 39c 1-111.14-ot. A&P. Bartlett: . Pears .. · · · .... ·· · can 43c ' i• l-Ib.,....._ A&P Sllcld'Pilti.IJPPie · ·· ...... · can 47c . ' • • • . ' . . o A&l' . ··~-- .' _ .· -.Orange Ju1ce ........ 4 ......79c ' ..p• ,.. ... G&W. ,,_, . . 3 S'IOC) ' · IZZdS ,ChHiit or l!opoPOIII .,: f ' ' . - ~pefruiUuke ·· 46-oz. can 37c A&P lltjll!f Jllct · · ·' · · 4(..oz. cal 37c A&P-~ Jli~e · •· •••• 46-0z. can 37c '·' rMilD . ' OHIO · . ' ·•. ( ' I :... ' ." •·. ~ . .• . . for Grapefruit :=;:.'~ 5 ~ 49c Emperor Grapes~!"''- .. 19c Pascal Celery ~:.:..... !:: ltc: A&P COFFEE 2 ~$1 ::~~UM i . - , .. .UP BRAND ,,.·'=3 Tomato Juice ANN PAGI-OUR FINEST QUALITY Mayonnaise · FINEST QUALITY lON~OR.8~CflEESE ' 12 49C , .......ft• . A&P Pin...,plt Jlice ···· · ·· · 2 cans 33c ,. ·· CREAM OF .' MARGARINE . , , d I PARKER- TWIN PACK • . , _. . . Ch . . '-- • for i ,>-, 89c Sh • ..__====~-~·-~·~·-~-,~,.~....,~"""""'~ - =:.:":.:"':::'..:::;'~"''-="'~,..~-.:...::.:.::...:.":IO::I::E::.:N_ _:=Q=".:.1:..::;;.::.:0:'.:/'.:/~ eraR flmp SOUP . NUTLEyl·lb. SOLIDS " ...u;· Jone F'w k er Buys Fresh Produce ! •.- · • ' ·, daug~ter. •~-·-. . ~:-·._ Sturg,.. and Infant · up'~ Greenup. i:Q& a. m.; Peace Melga Geaeral Hospital doWn Meldahl 2:$5 p. m.; Lady Admlaslona - Leopold Hysell, KlmberJY. down llleldahl 4:45 Pomeroy; Carrie C.sSP.Il, Midp. m.; Boo-K dOW!! Meldahl. 5 dleport. . p in.; Rebby K up M•ldahll:· .DiaebrJes - Maude Taylor, 05 .. p. m.; Tibolt down Meldahl Audrey Jeffers• 5:41 p. m,: .Essle\'Jl dOwn · Mefdabl7 p.· m.; Elaine G. up Veterllns Memorial Hospital ~hi 3:45 a. ·m.; Mountain Aclmlasloaa . -Reginald Hill, ~te down 1rleldabl t:25 a. m.; Rut!Oild; WIIJ.lam Wyatt, MlciKathleen K. .~o,m · Melc!ahl (.. dleport; Mrs.c Freddie McCian:fili a. m,; Flaa.- SbiJi-~ Mel· ahall, Mlcldlewrt: · Raymond cllibl 5:35 •· . m. Russell, Middleport; . Mrs. RayGalllpjolll Dam - Quisty . up -monel f:.anc!ers, Pome~~oy ; Ray. t a; m.;' Beaver up 5:3$ a. m.; llio)nd }Volfe, Syrac:use; Gladys Jolin J. Rowe; up 8:25 a. oi• . Tayl~ PI. -Piesssnt ~- Sam. Xabawba River - . 'Semel my Clalw9rlhY, New Haven; clown Looidoa t:35 a. ·m.; . I,ucy Ro!e Millie Marshall,.• Mtoer.. Jaiie Lueai down London 5:31 ville; · ' · ·a. •m.; Allen R. . Merrill down ' Dbeharpt.. ... MIChael HamLondon 1 a, ;m.; Edeli~a Boi-: mbllll.'~ty --HD~ Jolmhy· BlaCk, W9!1h down 'NiDIIeld 8:35 p.m:; ¥>-s. ·Fnj!Ces . Taylor >and aon, Ha!en z. ·up Willflelill<l6- a;m.: Mrs. John· Shuler and son, H. :.E. Bowles !loWn Wlaftelcf'"f. ·r.fil. _$&wart BreWer lllJd scib; :35!;a. m.; 0. F. Shearer ·. ·down' 'EVel)'ll Landers, ~na Fosler, WJpfteld f:25 li·m: ... · · ... ·John Taylor." · -' ' ··· ·: -- ~ ..., Twlps, a l!o)' alld • Jt WU II ' . of · to Mr. ind Mrl. FniCidle Sarah . llal• Clf • UJillollt .flrst Mr, and Ml'l. 7-INCH CUTS_Ib. Pork Loin, Quartered, Sliced·· II. 75c Shead Bacon, AU Good 21b pkg $i.1,7 JIFfY FROZEN III!ADID VeaiSteaks .... •.. · ·• 15-oz. plrg.l9c Frozen Pizza Burgers 1kz pq $1.09 Plate Boding Beef · · · .... ·.. •• lt. 25c Boding Beef, Fore Shank · ·· ••• lb. 45c reason for ohopping AtP! It's oneotman:v. a. ~ta':n~:s·~."'~.=~ ~ . Chuck Steaks, Well-Trimmed -lb. 49c Boneless Chuck Roast · ···· · · · lb. 69c SHOULDER CUT Swiss Steak, Round Bone ·· · · lb. 59c English Roast .... · ...... · ·.. · lb. 69c Ground Chuck, Fresh Lean ·· · · lb. 69c Stewlng_BHf, Lean Boneless · · lb. 69c about how we sel'1re YC ' about being fair, Ia thio kind of attitudc C STEWING CHICKENS FRESH WHOLE-lb. .At [2 RIB ROAST 43 ------ CENTER BLADE CUTS_-Ib. 1 • I' '•- ',._.-~,~=·:-:." J' .' •. TIS c '• 1 - ---- RI R ·pt I Vi II 14 1 o zer oa Ia t s t ng am · • · • '---... hours 2-1 aod 7-41 p.m. Parents· feet on rollerj, Pomeroy-Mason only on Pediatric Ward 8 21.32, Pt. Pleasant 24.66, Hinton • Donna Jane 2.61 falllni, Kanawha Falls 7.110 Adlntss.tou rising, Charleston 20.30 rising. Altizer, 20 Vinton Ave.; Mrs. London was runolog 2 feet, Samuel R. .Long, 2131 Chatham Mannet Ill feet, and Winfield ! Ave.; Robert F. Bostwick, ill. feet. Gallipoits! Era P. Clagg, IIHI Movement1: . . . , Rodney; Mrs. Raymind Fisher, . , , ;Rt I Vlrilon; George E. Moss, Oblo)Uver- John 1.ad4 Dean 1Patrlol Star Rt.: Mrs. George clo_1'll 13, 1:35 a. m.; Rehable 1J. l!u'nigardner, Mason; John dowo 13, 4 a. '1'·i Harvey Jor- ID. LitU~,' Rt. 1 Leon, w. Va.: d~ down IS, >:20 a. m.; Zlm·. c. Lesite Ingels, Mason: Char· mer up 14, 8:50 p. m.; Western les J . Wilson, Pt. Pleasant: "P' U, 8: lfi a. m.; Queen City Phtlllp C. Riggins, Pt. Pleasd'!l'" 15, 4:15 a. m.: Jenks up lant; Joseph c. Wilson, Pt. Plea15£ 5:40 a. ln.; Titan down lo, 1sanl; George L. Sauer, Mirldle8:~ a. m.,; Defeode( down 15, port; Mrs..· Russell M. Little, 6:50 a. m. ; Steel Ranger down RuUand: Gregory T. Simpson, 1&,~ 7:25 a• . m._; NaUonal up Pomeroy; David R. Mills, 17, 2:35 p. m.. ; New Mtlrli~ dieport; Martha Rowell, vllle up 17, 12:40 a. '!'·• Stl!el dleport: Mrs. Rollin L. Bearhs, 'l'l'llcler up 17, 4 a. m.;' Andrew Rt. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Orville Clfroun up 18, 8:50 a. m.; Jel· Taborn, Hamden ; John E. feraon up 20, • a. m.; Elisha Salts, Hamden: Mrs. Carl R. W110da down 21, 4 a. m.: OVEc Shook; Rt. 2 Wellston; M r do;;m 22, 4:10 a. m.; Waiter. Olhel D. Windon, Oak Hill: Bicltjard up 22, 5:45 a. m.:: John T ·Dillow Coal Ltilher Rerdmsn dowo 23, 3 a. Samuel' A. W~shburn m.: Express 'down 23, 4 a, m.; son: Mrs~ Macy H.' R~;~::[ "Otptcsn Bruce down 23, 4:55 a. Frieodly, w. Va. m;-; Jeflbobt up .. 23, 6:30. a.m.; Mpma Lear up:.Greenuj\:t 40 p. Dlscbarges - Michael J. m;3 Raveoswdcxli•.dow~~:~reen- BroWI,I, Mrs. Arthur R. Flemu~ · 5:45 p, m.: Valvollne up ing, Mrs. Al'lllur 0. Gib!'!I'J, Greenup 8 p. m.; Ben McCclol· Forrest Gollenwater, Chtlsltloe d~ri 'Greenup 12:55 a. m.; In- J. Hazlewood, Gene R. Mulhmr,.ca· up Greeoup 3,20 m.; ~~':' R~el M. Smith, Amos Sol!lliem up Greenup (:40 a.m.; Tilhs, Brady S. Young, Guy j Pl\'blp Spom down Greenup 5:· Roberts, Cynthia Crooks1 ,Mrs. , 40 ,,a. m.: .Mark M. up Green- Jerry Wilson Bradley an~ .. InIIIIi 6 a. m.; A. J. Pallen clown !ant daughter, Mrs. John D '/S uper -Right" Meats! CHUCK ROAST Hospital News . CONVENIENCES · AT DUTTON$ l-····~ -- ., River News i -· SHOPPERS 250 STATE SEN. (ft.Ironton) second from left, sworn in by Kingsley Taft of tile Obio Supreme Court, left, during ceremon. ies on _tbe · o~nlng session of the 107th Ohio Genersl Assembly In C!olumbus, Monday, Jan. 2. Senator Collins is one of 23 Republicans elected to the Senate in tbe Nov. S-election. The GOP will hold a 23·10 maiority in tbe !ienate during the current aession. On hand to wit· ness tbe swearlng·in of .Senator Colllns were, from left to rlght:... lol:J:S. Collins, Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, and ·Senate President Pro Tern Theodore M. Gray (R·Plqua), ' . ' -~ �' • • "l • l fJ - ' • '' • rEx r~ f~sh 'Fhe Wanl Ad Way ----- • • n • , to-Dally Selltlnel, Pllmeroy-Middleport, 0., Jau. 4. 1967 AD ' k Pllm LASSWILL ' THif WILLm SerYiceb • I noN ' . ..... ........... ............... ........ ... ..,. CliP OtllliTY •Mnarto~~e Pomerov Motor Co. ' ltiCI•l 1'•0•• •• .. • ....,. . . . . . . . FIIIIIt ..... ,..... ~-ar..... _.. .. 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR . . .... NS$l110Sf ... &lide. Don't walt. Buy today• Now Only $1295 Oftl . ~- ... ... . .. . . • • " ' CA~ DICK ltAWL.INO Blscayne, vinyl Interior. Dal't arey fi.Dilh. V8 en•tne, Power· • •• t 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR_ Reduced to $1395 4 Door One loeal nwner. Clean interior, white quotse ilnish. VS. automaUc. Radio and Heater over tur- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, Waa $1495 Reduced to $1395 2 Dr. Deluxe model . .Locally owned and low milea•e br Ut• leiul owner. SPotleJs clean interior,_ beautifUl dark blue finish, radio and heater. Pomeroy ~tor RADIATOR' SERVICE: Co. X!fliliW waaraJor !!iii OPEI\I EVES. 9:00 P.M. Gli:T A quotauoa from IIE1J. TER INSUIIANCE ,O.liti'ICY NIM...,,GID ll"C. befort renewtn1 auto lruouranco. We may IDII !AI uvo you mooey. For S.le I I tie A:;;UTO=~M;;O;;:B;;:0:-;.11:;-;:ID:::II:::ur:::II!IC :-: e beeo cancelled! Lost your operai. or'a u...... r can wv ••· I II tie •C.• eTruck efiHtar . CoN' ·elulldoter . DoN'T IE. ASHAMiD 011 ' . · YOUR .DIRTY CAR 1.. ,.... )'018, . .otM . SOc · eAny Type ·ae noub c,, KEITH GOBlE FORD A CLEAN .CAR U·DRIVI· THRU ~ SPECIAL ON TRACTOR' OVERHAULS ' CAll ~s" . ly ART SANSOM lAIRD · BROS. .AUTO WRECKING What are you q ol:1 q to do , i:<.ee z i :< ~ Ph. Hs.Dif 12 ntl, N, of ......,.y, 0.. On St. Ill. 7 ..Pst. anc! Found 'I ROOM llouao and bath. fur. l!III'T CONSOLE STEREO nace aod garase. 25S W. Main taken In, lovely walnut LOST Li~eward for lost dog, Ph F'L. f h d St; Pomi!I'O)', 0. . 992· iSh, radio eqUipped with blad· .,N tan ox oun . -" - -1 12 5 tic speed automatic changer, An~ to came "Rock .. , "'-"'V or •<~v- . al volume control. This . Lost near Buck's Lake, Rt. 633. I ROOM furnished apartment I 3 months old. Take over 12 28 tp and 4 room fUrnished apart, Phon£,~1205. ments of $1.25 per ment. Adults, References. 126 pay balance due $86.00. HBip Wanted Mulberry Avo., Pomeroy, !I!J2. it in your home. CaU 992 66§. 12 8 tiC ~lt IS DESK CLERK wanted, male. , at Ohio Hotel, Mid· Io 12 28 6tc • ROOM unturnisbod apartmenl · YOU saved and slaved 1D Pomeroy. Pb. 119%-!385. wall to wall carpet. Keep · 11 16 tic new with Blue Lu;tre. Rent TRAILER spa"' oo Brownell electric sbampooer ·$1. Polneroy Cement Block Co. I 3_6tc Ave., Middleport. Pb. m =='~..,.- THE IIOR.. LOSN --·- -·--- GIRL 2625. EEk li MilK DICK IRACr 6v t:lil'STER G('· '·f o nc.' q SHE'S Gar A IJATURAL SOWHAT:S NJ. THI!>? BUSINESS VENTURE, GIFT FOR DIPLOMACY, 'THAT GIRL! OENUDED 01= ITS S"TCCK IN "t;U ·. DE, ECI-()ES WITI1. EiV:?TINESS. 11 10 Uc I h MERRILL BLOUER . b 'J. 992·2156 LITTLii UNICO SNOW nR~S OR~HAN ANNIE ·a, Countr}' Sell.n,: .one HAROLD GRAY . good Hres, RMI, steering, good condi!Ain. 1192-3346 or 1192.2186, 1228 DoN>f RIOICULf:" Cllnor•rs NElli eDOTs~ 'i-HEV'RE Wl-ll'IT HE WANTED ~~ F~ CHRI STM~ I "tbU iOLO ME YOlJ GAVE HIM A 1-tUNDREO: BUT TI::I.OSE I}QQ!$ '? YS'S ' "REN'T TI-I&:V 'OOMG'Tl-1\NG ! ALL Tf.IQSE SHINY Rlvt:l""S AND WHAr ~ r VJAV l-IE STRUTS Ar"'I S4<MGGERS I tstn HE JUST li~E A LITTLE BOY WITH A NEW TOY 'i 01-1, I~=" Ol"ll'( P1::TE1'.2 WOUl!) I-lAVE MOI<'E PATIENC£ f ·rr\ANK GOODNE<;;S, MY Bl?aTI-IER IJNDI::RS'TAND~ CllnoN , >-IO'.d •..UCKY m l-ltiV~ AN 0LDE1(' PrRGlTI'f . ll k(;: 800·800 TO lAKE TIME 10 lALK. wrrn !-liM 1 HIM1 • 'OMIIIOY ff2.2lal • ...,. Service Statton WHted To Buy -- Gibmg 28c lb, Coon, $2 !AI $2.25 - $4. Toll<tnc 37. Tolerable ae. .Arab namt - ABBIE AND SLATS New& Notes . ' . ••• '' WINNIE WINKLE ... lleckon oa.-.,. OF COUR5E,MOM,IM DYJNG 10 iELL lOU Aeo.JT THE 1\'C!'JD~· FUL PLANS ~ICHLEY HA5 FOr<: us. IM NOT AGA1N5T FU~ 1 WENDY . eur LET:. CONoiDE~ THE !'>ERIOUS SfDE; TOO! �' • • "l • l fJ - ' • '' • rEx r~ f~sh 'Fhe Wanl Ad Way ----- • • n • , to-Dally Selltlnel, Pllmeroy-Middleport, 0., Jau. 4. 1967 AD ' k Pllm LASSWILL ' THif WILLm SerYiceb • I noN ' . ..... ........... ............... ........ ... ..,. CliP OtllliTY •Mnarto~~e Pomerov Motor Co. ' ltiCI•l 1'•0•• •• .. • ....,. . . . . . . . FIIIIIt ..... ,..... ~-ar..... _.. .. 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR . . .... NS$l110Sf ... &lide. Don't walt. Buy today• Now Only $1295 Oftl . ~- ... ... . .. . . • • " ' CA~ DICK ltAWL.INO Blscayne, vinyl Interior. Dal't arey fi.Dilh. V8 en•tne, Power· • •• t 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR_ Reduced to $1395 4 Door One loeal nwner. Clean interior, white quotse ilnish. VS. automaUc. Radio and Heater over tur- 1965 VOLKSWAGEN, Waa $1495 Reduced to $1395 2 Dr. Deluxe model . .Locally owned and low milea•e br Ut• leiul owner. SPotleJs clean interior,_ beautifUl dark blue finish, radio and heater. Pomeroy ~tor RADIATOR' SERVICE: Co. X!fliliW waaraJor !!iii OPEI\I EVES. 9:00 P.M. Gli:T A quotauoa from IIE1J. TER INSUIIANCE ,O.liti'ICY NIM...,,GID ll"C. befort renewtn1 auto lruouranco. We may IDII !AI uvo you mooey. For S.le I I tie A:;;UTO=~M;;O;;:B;;:0:-;.11:;-;:ID:::II:::ur:::II!IC :-: e beeo cancelled! Lost your operai. or'a u...... r can wv ••· I II tie •C.• eTruck efiHtar . CoN' ·elulldoter . DoN'T IE. ASHAMiD 011 ' . · YOUR .DIRTY CAR 1.. ,.... )'018, . .otM . SOc · eAny Type ·ae noub c,, KEITH GOBlE FORD A CLEAN .CAR U·DRIVI· THRU ~ SPECIAL ON TRACTOR' OVERHAULS ' CAll ~s" . ly ART SANSOM lAIRD · BROS. .AUTO WRECKING What are you q ol:1 q to do , i:<.ee z i :< ~ Ph. Hs.Dif 12 ntl, N, of ......,.y, 0.. On St. Ill. 7 ..Pst. anc! Found 'I ROOM llouao and bath. fur. l!III'T CONSOLE STEREO nace aod garase. 25S W. Main taken In, lovely walnut LOST Li~eward for lost dog, Ph F'L. f h d St; Pomi!I'O)', 0. . 992· iSh, radio eqUipped with blad· .,N tan ox oun . -" - -1 12 5 tic speed automatic changer, An~ to came "Rock .. , "'-"'V or •<~v- . al volume control. This . Lost near Buck's Lake, Rt. 633. I ROOM furnished apartment I 3 months old. Take over 12 28 tp and 4 room fUrnished apart, Phon£,~1205. ments of $1.25 per ment. Adults, References. 126 pay balance due $86.00. HBip Wanted Mulberry Avo., Pomeroy, !I!J2. it in your home. CaU 992 66§. 12 8 tiC ~lt IS DESK CLERK wanted, male. , at Ohio Hotel, Mid· Io 12 28 6tc • ROOM unturnisbod apartmenl · YOU saved and slaved 1D Pomeroy. Pb. 119%-!385. wall to wall carpet. Keep · 11 16 tic new with Blue Lu;tre. Rent TRAILER spa"' oo Brownell electric sbampooer ·$1. Polneroy Cement Block Co. I 3_6tc Ave., Middleport. Pb. m =='~..,.- THE IIOR.. LOSN --·- -·--- GIRL 2625. EEk li MilK DICK IRACr 6v t:lil'STER G('· '·f o nc.' q SHE'S Gar A IJATURAL SOWHAT:S NJ. THI!>? BUSINESS VENTURE, GIFT FOR DIPLOMACY, 'THAT GIRL! OENUDED 01= ITS S"TCCK IN "t;U ·. DE, ECI-()ES WITI1. EiV:?TINESS. 11 10 Uc I h MERRILL BLOUER . b 'J. 992·2156 LITTLii UNICO SNOW nR~S OR~HAN ANNIE ·a, Countr}' Sell.n,: .one HAROLD GRAY . good Hres, RMI, steering, good condi!Ain. 1192-3346 or 1192.2186, 1228 DoN>f RIOICULf:" Cllnor•rs NElli eDOTs~ 'i-HEV'RE Wl-ll'IT HE WANTED ~~ F~ CHRI STM~ I "tbU iOLO ME YOlJ GAVE HIM A 1-tUNDREO: BUT TI::I.OSE I}QQ!$ '? YS'S ' "REN'T TI-I&:V 'OOMG'Tl-1\NG ! ALL Tf.IQSE SHINY Rlvt:l""S AND WHAr ~ r VJAV l-IE STRUTS Ar"'I S4<MGGERS I tstn HE JUST li~E A LITTLE BOY WITH A NEW TOY 'i 01-1, I~=" Ol"ll'( P1::TE1'.2 WOUl!) I-lAVE MOI<'E PATIENC£ f ·rr\ANK GOODNE<;;S, MY Bl?aTI-IER IJNDI::RS'TAND~ CllnoN , >-IO'.d •..UCKY m l-ltiV~ AN 0LDE1(' PrRGlTI'f . ll k(;: 800·800 TO lAKE TIME 10 lALK. wrrn !-liM 1 HIM1 • 'OMIIIOY ff2.2lal • ...,. Service Statton WHted To Buy -- Gibmg 28c lb, Coon, $2 !AI $2.25 - $4. Toll<tnc 37. Tolerable ae. .Arab namt - ABBIE AND SLATS New& Notes . ' . ••• '' WINNIE WINKLE ... lleckon oa.-.,. OF COUR5E,MOM,IM DYJNG 10 iELL lOU Aeo.JT THE 1\'C!'JD~· FUL PLANS ~ICHLEY HA5 FOr<: us. IM NOT AGA1N5T FU~ 1 WENDY . eur LET:. CONoiDE~ THE !'>ERIOUS SfDE; TOO! �• .( l • I ~ ,, . l Had ( ' '{ ' ·· ·jiT'S SAVINGS I WA 't . ' ' ' .. ~ . I . I f,• r .. . • : Fc,c;dland Taught Me the Truth Abou_t Paying For ~ Stamps~ Contests and. Gimmicks, in The Chain Sharp . •• . ' \ _) ' I' .. $tQI'es. What I Really Want Is The Good Branded " Lines At The LOWEST PRICES. Now I Save • • " Up To 20% On My food Bill at TINY'S I! . e BONUS BUY BALLARD OR e BONUS BUY PILLSBURY MEMO DOMINO BISCUITS SUGAR ' . ' c LB. BAG 12 cans TO SAVE/ JERGEN'S ': .LOTION / T I' Ny,s 2 CONVENIENT LOCATION$ TO SERVE YOU STOKELY'S PUMPKIN PIE FAIRMONT WE RESERVE THE . RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITY . CHOCOLATE - ~- FILLING MIL l q~s. C can . .. .. . , ... . · 0~, Middleport, 0. C· REG. $1.49 J ·.c .• c 60 SIZE REG. $1.19 c REG. $1.25 MENS HEAVY HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR ::.~5 SPRAY . MbMO $ 14 TO SAVE! ' FRESH LID HEAD H~S LETTUCE ---.BO-NU-S8-UY~............., •• ' ' ~ SERVIT 3. ST~KS . . . ., c I -.·· ---.10-NUS-8-UY-----"1 EASY MONDAY OLEO ~ELLo . , BLEACH ... ' .· .. ' . GLEEM _C 2.50 GALLON - - - ' TABLETS REG. 89c Toothpaste REG. 75c SUI MEMO '·'> ,TO SAVEl TENDERBEST •· $ ' . FOR ' . F.- ' ,_ I Scotch Tipe With Tube .. . ,, EXTRA. SPECIAL - ~& fHERMAL-AI_RE ·, ~ ' . I. \ . . c· . ·c···.: ' ' . Ll. • . . . . .. • I ' .• . / ; 1,_,. ' -~- BUCKEYE Sweat Shirts . ~· ' ets. .... . "'tt"{ ;,. ' . LL Quaker State MOTOR OIL qt. PLASTIC PAILS 11Qt. �• .( l • I ~ ,, . l Had ( ' '{ ' ·· ·jiT'S SAVINGS I WA 't . ' ' ' .. ~ . I . I f,• r .. . • : Fc,c;dland Taught Me the Truth Abou_t Paying For ~ Stamps~ Contests and. Gimmicks, in The Chain Sharp . •• . ' \ _) ' I' .. $tQI'es. What I Really Want Is The Good Branded " Lines At The LOWEST PRICES. Now I Save • • " Up To 20% On My food Bill at TINY'S I! . e BONUS BUY BALLARD OR e BONUS BUY PILLSBURY MEMO DOMINO BISCUITS SUGAR ' . ' c LB. BAG 12 cans TO SAVE/ JERGEN'S ': .LOTION / T I' Ny,s 2 CONVENIENT LOCATION$ TO SERVE YOU STOKELY'S PUMPKIN PIE FAIRMONT WE RESERVE THE . RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITY . CHOCOLATE - ~- FILLING MIL l q~s. C can . .. .. . , ... . · 0~, Middleport, 0. C· REG. $1.49 J ·.c .• c 60 SIZE REG. $1.19 c REG. $1.25 MENS HEAVY HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR ::.~5 SPRAY . MbMO $ 14 TO SAVE! ' FRESH LID HEAD H~S LETTUCE ---.BO-NU-S8-UY~............., •• ' ' ~ SERVIT 3. ST~KS . . . ., c I -.·· ---.10-NUS-8-UY-----"1 EASY MONDAY OLEO ~ELLo . , BLEACH ... ' .· .. ' . GLEEM _C 2.50 GALLON - - - ' TABLETS REG. 89c Toothpaste REG. 75c SUI MEMO '·'> ,TO SAVEl TENDERBEST •· $ ' . FOR ' . F.- ' ,_ I Scotch Tipe With Tube .. . ,, EXTRA. SPECIAL - ~& fHERMAL-AI_RE ·, ~ ' . I. \ . . c· . ·c···.: ' ' . Ll. • . . . . .. • I ' .• . / ; 1,_,. ' -~- BUCKEYE Sweat Shirts . ~· ' ets. .... . "'tt"{ ;,. ' . LL Quaker State MOTOR OIL qt. PLASTIC PAILS 11Qt. �• • • ' '-' I --- - - -School is adisoptlhettorganized)ystem . ~ ' · ~ut it isn't the only way to acquire information. Newspapers keep you up with a wide variety of information "'' f)veryday-geography, current affairs, business, politics, sport~ (Con!Qiued I> a.J <UJ!omen 11'tn avtrage ol jllll 1 than two cents ..... and the overage eootfor 1111 ou&tomen. includlntl heavy :U~· wu loll lbaa 1 y. He uplalnr.d that thla 110ft of record woUld not be without tht company'• devotion to • policy ol reducln& operat. lng expenses and lncrtulng op. eraung e!Dclenciea at every opportunil prepares young people for the . . of informed voter, citizen, taxpayer and parent. It makes graduation the beginning, not the end of the learning process. . \, for teaming about our world. ~~ Ohio Power ~ram,.,. -- ~ .KcqUtftng'a---dalty ._. - r You can start with your children right now. Encourage them to read a daily ·newspaper. Arouse theit interest in the adult world Talk to them about important news events. National-worldwide-local. _ ' It's just like helping them with their homework. • ,., ,rt '"'~ And you're never too young to start reading. ~·:,,', .In m~y schools newspapers are a regular teaching tool. ~ Eyen youngsters in the early elementary grades i af~ l~ming to use the daily newspaper. : It makes good sense, too. The newspaper turns facts, l figures and ideas into living, exciting realities. 1 Not only in ~chool, but 1 I I \ TeRIIers ond School Admlnl411b'oton1 \ For more lnformottclia obout the use of newapopel'8 In the clo_..m write for • tree brochure, "Teoc:hlns Motorlolo for the Newapoper In tho Cloooroom Pro...-." to: ANPA Foundotlon, 710 Third Avenue, Nt~w York, N. Y. &00&7. ) J American Newspaper Publishers Association II Y· , Two factors 'Of primary lm· portance In the oever-<!ndin ba!Ue agaiMI rising costs providing abundant and dependabl• electric service are· gen· eratlon e!Dclency _ that. gelling mo~ ener from pound of 'coal oo:'ed In lh power planto - ond e slon of huge block! of , to lnts of u a power poThO mo!t effi.,. lent generating , unit In went Into service on Dec 1 1966, at Cardinal Plant · Thl' · • 6t5,00Jl.kl!owall machine's out. put will be matched . . m when a twin umt Is placed In commercial operation Total cost of th .;., 1 plant Is *12115-mlllel o • un t Jr lar;.tg~nd ' • - •' ., ' -~-'-~i<'~ ' -\ .,. - . ·Personal · \dal!~e. Mason ~ 196 7 Promises TV Fia Good s ~ Je ~~Cha~,!':~~':::·So. . 2" ~~enu~~ Pom~~·llld41•PO~ • 11 Corporal Danny Hor-l Y o. Jan.., 1Jf7-Jt __ _ _ __ ~Iaofba:e ~~~"':tv'::~·~ Yl vl•ited on Monda) with Mr. N C., vi!iled his parents, Mr. ing. Jlrlven eum\n e llr. and lin. Gary wn..., alter •islllnl his ·wire, D:~n.:: and Mrs. Raymond Grirutead. and Mrs, Earl Ewing. , flvM bjl U. ikal 911 a4n and famUy ol <llarlestoo ; Mr. hll Mr. and Mrs Stan. Mr. and Mrt. o ..id Knopp the first and third Tuttdt)'l .. 10 the TurI and Mrs .. Garrett Green and ley Hlll'boor, ond granru,;ot)ter. Jand family moved 33 EXAMINED eaCII month . , 1 liJ VEllNON IC01T den ·" \Lois of Wintenville, Ohio spent Mrs. Matilda Noble, lner properly on Third St. PT. PLEASA NT - The local . UPI HoU)'ftOd Corno)IOIOI..t ., • , ,..eslml, the holidays. visiting With Mr. Mr. Harold Lewis of West ' Airman ~ Cl- Ken- Stale . Police detachment gave The iardenla .,.;.'1 1 HOLLYWOOD !UPI)-OD lbli Tim Conway; the and Mrs, Bhu WUson. Columbia suffered a stroke t neth and Mrs, Reynolds and son. 33 dl'tvers ... minallons Tue.. after Alexasder Gard firat day of the new year 1l'iU m/o Dif.'1 movlet; Mrs. James Lewis, Mason, his home on Otrislmas Keith Allen, are spending the idoy. Seventeen persons took lith-century WisJcU.':J\• . : Hollywood may be counted upon Gome" ';., The Newlywed v~lted her father, Johnny Wolf ' ing. . holidays visHJng his mother. jlhe written exam ~ith 14 P8>S· Jived in ChartO.Ion. S. C. to provide a veritable cornuco- revamp "Av:'::" time and :.sLetart Palls, Ohio, who Is Mrs. Harold Schwarz visited I Mrs. Catherme Swatzel. Rey- lng and three falling and ~~ Moles cannot live mudt pia of &oodles lor tnoVle-Jloers CBS unvells g "Mr Tc rifle " pit at the Holzer Ho .. rteently with her daughter Mrl nolds has been slatloned at Bi- : tool< '\.""'''"'' ex- more than 12 hourstit.uand televlsiOII walchers durin& tho Smothers Brothers nd M R John Hetzer and loxi. Mississippi and Will be am will_ II_!"' sing and ! fail· food, according ·to Eo1967. show and "Coliseum " Y h.;· fla rs. ussell Cape- Parkersburg. sent to Cocoa Beach. Florida. I --.- ri t ' a. ew to Dana, Florida M d Tommy Ewmg In National This year wiD be marked by ' melange. . where they visited with his sia. of Thompson Guard training Fort Bragg , 88 come u~ With a ter and brother-in-ia,.., Mr. and the big pletu~ with major sta,., . en er a n Mlh a - -- __ '' and sweeping vistas and a . spoof, of ·CaoWu •Mr•. Fred Rosenbaum . While family dinner on New Year's. touch of nostalgia as wei!. Nice, . and Dragnet 1967," there they visited with Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. WIN A For. instance, 11167 is the year hfe mto the old Mrs. Charles Gibbs and with 1 J Mr. Mrs. FREE I Charlie Chaplin's touch will SUCCOIS atory willl Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Creamer er and family of , • . to the sereen with "The sell 11 the helm once Mro. Diane Self and """' or en, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. I ( 0 10 R A LL G LA S S W A RE Countess Fom Honl Koo&" more. Columbus visited several da enver Thompson and family ' BLOUSE SPECIALS starrin( Marlon Brando alld But ielevlslon will have Its with her' grandparents of Letart WERE Sophia Loren, who feuded :wn. bag of lpectaculars, and Mrs. Christy Blet.;,r r. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gltn • 3.95 .50 WERE $1.50 during filming ol the newest . pec.als and new shows will First Lieutenant I and family during I 2.95 Chaplin comedy, I!Ome next fall despite the Reynolds of For . • son the holidays were Mrs. Law. Brando I• at ndds too with and cries of outraged ington, visited and Phillip of Elizabeth Taylor In Catherine Swatzel for e I Y , Ga., Mrs. Clara LewiS In a Golden Eye" which will ' vera of Hngland, indiana, and Don· 531 w. Moln St. Pomoroy, o. Court St. ..._ . Pomeroy released during the coming months M a k e· ]..., M' . · .,.,7 Your Year To ISS Taylor and husband Richard Burton IV ill be oeen (:UT DOW..,. FOOD ~~'OSTS' "Taming of the Shrew'; I '" " • n cqmlng year and begin work tn sHU altolher picture together, ':,.;"medy W~ I p~onll, ~ ~ va~-~usica! Su~an. ~llallzed ~. daiJI!hl~r ~~ perso~s J [,;,1:~ M~· 1 ~"!.t I and' ~:;:~~ &.:::'""· ~PI~n:.b~ew ;."t, ~f Da~ a~ T. v SET CERTIFIED GAS STATION I N Thomp~on ~;;;: hi~ ::~~~r.~::~ ~~: ~attox 1::14 /. 0 FF $2 s· I St I Sh IPS IS ers ye op phi' II' ::-:==,.;,,;,;;,::;;,;;;;;;J!I,;;;;;,;;,;,;,;;,...,"":~::;::'"""""""""""",;,,.!:::~J BEST FOOD'.. : ·-Q "The Cemedians " OBUYS~~. We 1'~serve tht right to timH quantities. THESE SAVINGS FOR JANUARY 5-6-7 G~de A Pasteurized, Homogenized '\ •! .~ RACINE c ... Ful•Valu . U. S.No. A MARKET GALLON o ' . ------------------------Royal -,, 303 cans $ Prince~ Open Mon.·Frl. --· 9 to 6 Sat ur day .............................. ------ 9 to 8 5TH & PEARL STS.- RACJNE POTA . 10 lb. bag "The Store With A Har,t'' dl.::\' ~ Kernel or Cream Style , """: t:::::::===-----..:.___,____ • t~e l J' ~ JANUARY SPECIALg ~~ ;heer I 1 mor~ , ~''ll'lei $10.5-mlllion "Ill be opent this 81 R · 1 Vlrtuall II th . Oldlimers can look forward to Y a • coal for the a·reunlon-ol two ollhe scti!OD'sl huge plant, which will . ll'~test tal en!$ Spencer Tra<'f I approxlmat~ly ll>·mllllon tons and Katherine 'Hepburn per year, will be will co-star In "Guess·. from operators In eastern Ohio Comlng to Dinner." and the West VIrginia panha,.. One of 1966's best dle.Wh books, "In Cold Blood," wi:l en bolll aallo 11'0 ID flU made into a movie at Columlbia. operation, tiJo plant Is OIQIOCI- And the James Bond picture ed to produce IGme t • blllloa end all James Bond · ldlowattbour• of tlectrl'eUy "Casino Royale " will ~:au~:~lr·lor 1••wghd to 1•11PIY released after 'taking most ca nee 1 of 1.1 • 1966 to film mltllol Director Robert w·1 ''Ohio Pow ~e, _ er 's constant quest gave the world "Sound for generatioo elftdency "Ill be Music " tllinks he has enhanced In mld-1966 when the blockbuster in "The . ~hlrd In our series of 115,000. Pebbles" with Steve M . cQueen/ w unlll goes lnlo service," starring general manager slated,. For blgne" few uqll, ?OW under COllBirucUon tures will be able to "'"'IDetel Muslungum m~er _Pia~t, "Dr. . DoolltUe." · crt hjust over tn-inUUon. plays the title role o I at amount, $46-million And almost . slated for expenditure ·Jn 1967 .., vorite actress Besides extensive · stars in "Thoroughly Modeml Central Coal Co. at : Millie," a spectacular kmgum Plant, liN mUes · musieal. She · will also .1 345,001J.volt lransmlsslon "Star " th 1 thai will carry the ' e 1I e s ory power producUon to Gertl:ude Ll!.wrence: centers of 1110 throughout Ohio Warner Bros. whlch.:;;:;, f,':';::l ' Power's opera"•• a remarkable JOb will be buUt _.., "·-~-· . Fair Lady" will ca,.m~~~:k. '\'' ~muuction rollin• on "':a1melol"~ work on this f!S.mUllon !rani· • ' mission project Is weU supercolossal. way. Jane Fonda may become Thil Una wiD Cl'OII toast cl 1967 11'ith the release Oi)io from· ii point near "Any Wednesday'' •_nd"k'''"""'th I , ·y . den to the Fostoria area of "Barefoot In the r: from there to tho ' Broadway hits. bll East Lima Statton: SJ?ging se u • lion Bartoral Meanwhile, ,..ork 00 ·~ SirtJSand will mako hilr nloVio/ miSsion network of far in the celluloid version ' magnitude Is just piling "Funny Girl" . and. F r a ed. It Is tho 765000.vllt Sinatra hwlnp .back I,Jtto acthml mflsion system ~hicb will car- in uThe Naked RWlner." · ry live limes ~· much. enerJIY LD!tl :ruto . as the present 345 IJOO.voll lines One el the longe51 titles Tolal cost o1 lb~ 1,1160 • Dill~ screen history will be releaseoi,J network which wiD 1pan the, too, "Oh Dad, Poor. 1Mama's. Hung You ·In the Closet/ seven-state American Power System, of whtcll Ohia and I'm Feeling So Sad." POW$' If a part, Is In ••cess of The big flclion best seller .•million. ' Ohio ' PGwet's 1~. ·'Valley el Uie Dolls/' ~n. 01 tlte to~ Is ao be,lore the cameraa.&l lton, w1th fU·nillliorl Century-Fox Wblch also · . expenditure dUring 1961. 11 release ~ "A Guide for be compleled In 1m Morried Man." • "Thlo line Ia the jesuit of · Television will Introduce olx~year research project "Second Season';. this mo1nthl ducted at Appi& .Gfo¥t, Va.,' 10 _new prOgrams-well, Mt. P ...llce eJplained. mostly new. · "We knew when we buill ABC will . launch Dying , . 01'11 345,001J.volt Uno In saucer1 drama •'The · that, wblle thai voltqe bi811est ln the nalioil, .lt deVoted , to bulidtnr new ' aubnot be to transport the stations al!ll lines .and In of 1'\ll'lr we k~ew lariWJ, Ulsting facUlties. would tequfl<e. the ieb~ sehedUJed lot ab continue!~ to ••· ~onJ' of. the division. • delivery ·syaa·· ••iil._,addJUon to our ·..\•ln~l Rve Diles wol.id oxp,ansiOII iJ\'ojec.., ive 'llliere one 785,· qK~ild severBI hundreds til wm sands 01 ·doJ]an on • of • 1J81 ID!prov~\s Jlitel would ~ ~-'pet.•ndltw~. inSUI' "ntese' eXt "llh ••me•. <"··.;•,; ' on, of • ~~:~.~~.--------------------~==:::::::::::::: ~' Monte ORANGE JUICE 46oz.can •' -. Sugar c Added · Fui-Valu Buy! Fot T-blo Use or Cooking (SOLID) lb. w. a w•• • ,., ·- •: . :r .' t r' .... ) ¥ . • ' ·, . ..; ", ,l_;' ~~ --~·{. , ' ., . . ' I ! ,,';>1" o ' . .l." ' ' !• :~ ' ~' .. ' I '. ' )_!I ' '· ~ " '~ .. . '. ··~ • .. ., ' ~ 1f. •· I , i '· ·,· '"' ,, • .'' \ ' I • ' . .... .' ''{/'· ~· .,· ' -, i'. 'it .' ·to;. { • .. u ., . , Ire '· .. . FRESH ,.' ' PICNIC ' PORK Aasorted Color• 2 ton; · · - -. l•tl·f ·'' �• • • ' '-' I --- - - -School is adisoptlhettorganized)ystem . ~ ' · ~ut it isn't the only way to acquire information. Newspapers keep you up with a wide variety of information "'' f)veryday-geography, current affairs, business, politics, sport~ (Con!Qiued I> a.J <UJ!omen 11'tn avtrage ol jllll 1 than two cents ..... and the overage eootfor 1111 ou&tomen. includlntl heavy :U~· wu loll lbaa 1 y. He uplalnr.d that thla 110ft of record woUld not be without tht company'• devotion to • policy ol reducln& operat. lng expenses and lncrtulng op. eraung e!Dclenciea at every opportunil prepares young people for the . . of informed voter, citizen, taxpayer and parent. It makes graduation the beginning, not the end of the learning process. . \, for teaming about our world. ~~ Ohio Power ~ram,.,. -- ~ .KcqUtftng'a---dalty ._. - r You can start with your children right now. Encourage them to read a daily ·newspaper. Arouse theit interest in the adult world Talk to them about important news events. National-worldwide-local. _ ' It's just like helping them with their homework. • ,., ,rt '"'~ And you're never too young to start reading. ~·:,,', .In m~y schools newspapers are a regular teaching tool. ~ Eyen youngsters in the early elementary grades i af~ l~ming to use the daily newspaper. : It makes good sense, too. The newspaper turns facts, l figures and ideas into living, exciting realities. 1 Not only in ~chool, but 1 I I \ TeRIIers ond School Admlnl411b'oton1 \ For more lnformottclia obout the use of newapopel'8 In the clo_..m write for • tree brochure, "Teoc:hlns Motorlolo for the Newapoper In tho Cloooroom Pro...-." to: ANPA Foundotlon, 710 Third Avenue, Nt~w York, N. Y. &00&7. ) J American Newspaper Publishers Association II Y· , Two factors 'Of primary lm· portance In the oever-<!ndin ba!Ue agaiMI rising costs providing abundant and dependabl• electric service are· gen· eratlon e!Dclency _ that. gelling mo~ ener from pound of 'coal oo:'ed In lh power planto - ond e slon of huge block! of , to lnts of u a power poThO mo!t effi.,. lent generating , unit In went Into service on Dec 1 1966, at Cardinal Plant · Thl' · • 6t5,00Jl.kl!owall machine's out. put will be matched . . m when a twin umt Is placed In commercial operation Total cost of th .;., 1 plant Is *12115-mlllel o • un t Jr lar;.tg~nd ' • - •' ., ' -~-'-~i<'~ ' -\ .,. - . ·Personal · \dal!~e. Mason ~ 196 7 Promises TV Fia Good s ~ Je ~~Cha~,!':~~':::·So. . 2" ~~enu~~ Pom~~·llld41•PO~ • 11 Corporal Danny Hor-l Y o. Jan.., 1Jf7-Jt __ _ _ __ ~Iaofba:e ~~~"':tv'::~·~ Yl vl•ited on Monda) with Mr. N C., vi!iled his parents, Mr. ing. Jlrlven eum\n e llr. and lin. Gary wn..., alter •islllnl his ·wire, D:~n.:: and Mrs. Raymond Grirutead. and Mrs, Earl Ewing. , flvM bjl U. ikal 911 a4n and famUy ol <llarlestoo ; Mr. hll Mr. and Mrs Stan. Mr. and Mrt. o ..id Knopp the first and third Tuttdt)'l .. 10 the TurI and Mrs .. Garrett Green and ley Hlll'boor, ond granru,;ot)ter. Jand family moved 33 EXAMINED eaCII month . , 1 liJ VEllNON IC01T den ·" \Lois of Wintenville, Ohio spent Mrs. Matilda Noble, lner properly on Third St. PT. PLEASA NT - The local . UPI HoU)'ftOd Corno)IOIOI..t ., • , ,..eslml, the holidays. visiting With Mr. Mr. Harold Lewis of West ' Airman ~ Cl- Ken- Stale . Police detachment gave The iardenla .,.;.'1 1 HOLLYWOOD !UPI)-OD lbli Tim Conway; the and Mrs, Bhu WUson. Columbia suffered a stroke t neth and Mrs, Reynolds and son. 33 dl'tvers ... minallons Tue.. after Alexasder Gard firat day of the new year 1l'iU m/o Dif.'1 movlet; Mrs. James Lewis, Mason, his home on Otrislmas Keith Allen, are spending the idoy. Seventeen persons took lith-century WisJcU.':J\• . : Hollywood may be counted upon Gome" ';., The Newlywed v~lted her father, Johnny Wolf ' ing. . holidays visHJng his mother. jlhe written exam ~ith 14 P8>S· Jived in ChartO.Ion. S. C. to provide a veritable cornuco- revamp "Av:'::" time and :.sLetart Palls, Ohio, who Is Mrs. Harold Schwarz visited I Mrs. Catherme Swatzel. Rey- lng and three falling and ~~ Moles cannot live mudt pia of &oodles lor tnoVle-Jloers CBS unvells g "Mr Tc rifle " pit at the Holzer Ho .. rteently with her daughter Mrl nolds has been slatloned at Bi- : tool< '\.""'''"'' ex- more than 12 hourstit.uand televlsiOII walchers durin& tho Smothers Brothers nd M R John Hetzer and loxi. Mississippi and Will be am will_ II_!"' sing and ! fail· food, according ·to Eo1967. show and "Coliseum " Y h.;· fla rs. ussell Cape- Parkersburg. sent to Cocoa Beach. Florida. I --.- ri t ' a. ew to Dana, Florida M d Tommy Ewmg In National This year wiD be marked by ' melange. . where they visited with his sia. of Thompson Guard training Fort Bragg , 88 come u~ With a ter and brother-in-ia,.., Mr. and the big pletu~ with major sta,., . en er a n Mlh a - -- __ '' and sweeping vistas and a . spoof, of ·CaoWu •Mr•. Fred Rosenbaum . While family dinner on New Year's. touch of nostalgia as wei!. Nice, . and Dragnet 1967," there they visited with Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. WIN A For. instance, 11167 is the year hfe mto the old Mrs. Charles Gibbs and with 1 J Mr. Mrs. FREE I Charlie Chaplin's touch will SUCCOIS atory willl Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Creamer er and family of , • . to the sereen with "The sell 11 the helm once Mro. Diane Self and """' or en, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. I ( 0 10 R A LL G LA S S W A RE Countess Fom Honl Koo&" more. Columbus visited several da enver Thompson and family ' BLOUSE SPECIALS starrin( Marlon Brando alld But ielevlslon will have Its with her' grandparents of Letart WERE Sophia Loren, who feuded :wn. bag of lpectaculars, and Mrs. Christy Blet.;,r r. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gltn • 3.95 .50 WERE $1.50 during filming ol the newest . pec.als and new shows will First Lieutenant I and family during I 2.95 Chaplin comedy, I!Ome next fall despite the Reynolds of For . • son the holidays were Mrs. Law. Brando I• at ndds too with and cries of outraged ington, visited and Phillip of Elizabeth Taylor In Catherine Swatzel for e I Y , Ga., Mrs. Clara LewiS In a Golden Eye" which will ' vera of Hngland, indiana, and Don· 531 w. Moln St. Pomoroy, o. Court St. ..._ . Pomeroy released during the coming months M a k e· ]..., M' . · .,.,7 Your Year To ISS Taylor and husband Richard Burton IV ill be oeen (:UT DOW..,. FOOD ~~'OSTS' "Taming of the Shrew'; I '" " • n cqmlng year and begin work tn sHU altolher picture together, ':,.;"medy W~ I p~onll, ~ ~ va~-~usica! Su~an. ~llallzed ~. daiJI!hl~r ~~ perso~s J [,;,1:~ M~· 1 ~"!.t I and' ~:;:~~ &.:::'""· ~PI~n:.b~ew ;."t, ~f Da~ a~ T. v SET CERTIFIED GAS STATION I N Thomp~on ~;;;: hi~ ::~~~r.~::~ ~~: ~attox 1::14 /. 0 FF $2 s· I St I Sh IPS IS ers ye op phi' II' ::-:==,.;,,;,;;,::;;,;;;;;;J!I,;;;;;,;;,;,;,;;,...,"":~::;::'"""""""""""",;,,.!:::~J BEST FOOD'.. : ·-Q "The Cemedians " OBUYS~~. We 1'~serve tht right to timH quantities. THESE SAVINGS FOR JANUARY 5-6-7 G~de A Pasteurized, Homogenized '\ •! .~ RACINE c ... Ful•Valu . U. S.No. A MARKET GALLON o ' . ------------------------Royal -,, 303 cans $ Prince~ Open Mon.·Frl. --· 9 to 6 Sat ur day .............................. ------ 9 to 8 5TH & PEARL STS.- RACJNE POTA . 10 lb. bag "The Store With A Har,t'' dl.::\' ~ Kernel or Cream Style , """: t:::::::===-----..:.___,____ • t~e l J' ~ JANUARY SPECIALg ~~ ;heer I 1 mor~ , ~''ll'lei $10.5-mlllion "Ill be opent this 81 R · 1 Vlrtuall II th . Oldlimers can look forward to Y a • coal for the a·reunlon-ol two ollhe scti!OD'sl huge plant, which will . ll'~test tal en!$ Spencer Tra<'f I approxlmat~ly ll>·mllllon tons and Katherine 'Hepburn per year, will be will co-star In "Guess·. from operators In eastern Ohio Comlng to Dinner." and the West VIrginia panha,.. One of 1966's best dle.Wh books, "In Cold Blood," wi:l en bolll aallo 11'0 ID flU made into a movie at Columlbia. operation, tiJo plant Is OIQIOCI- And the James Bond picture ed to produce IGme t • blllloa end all James Bond · ldlowattbour• of tlectrl'eUy "Casino Royale " will ~:au~:~lr·lor 1••wghd to 1•11PIY released after 'taking most ca nee 1 of 1.1 • 1966 to film mltllol Director Robert w·1 ''Ohio Pow ~e, _ er 's constant quest gave the world "Sound for generatioo elftdency "Ill be Music " tllinks he has enhanced In mld-1966 when the blockbuster in "The . ~hlrd In our series of 115,000. Pebbles" with Steve M . cQueen/ w unlll goes lnlo service," starring general manager slated,. For blgne" few uqll, ?OW under COllBirucUon tures will be able to "'"'IDetel Muslungum m~er _Pia~t, "Dr. . DoolltUe." · crt hjust over tn-inUUon. plays the title role o I at amount, $46-million And almost . slated for expenditure ·Jn 1967 .., vorite actress Besides extensive · stars in "Thoroughly Modeml Central Coal Co. at : Millie," a spectacular kmgum Plant, liN mUes · musieal. She · will also .1 345,001J.volt lransmlsslon "Star " th 1 thai will carry the ' e 1I e s ory power producUon to Gertl:ude Ll!.wrence: centers of 1110 throughout Ohio Warner Bros. whlch.:;;:;, f,':';::l ' Power's opera"•• a remarkable JOb will be buUt _.., "·-~-· . Fair Lady" will ca,.m~~~:k. '\'' ~muuction rollin• on "':a1melol"~ work on this f!S.mUllon !rani· • ' mission project Is weU supercolossal. way. Jane Fonda may become Thil Una wiD Cl'OII toast cl 1967 11'ith the release Oi)io from· ii point near "Any Wednesday'' •_nd"k'''"""'th I , ·y . den to the Fostoria area of "Barefoot In the r: from there to tho ' Broadway hits. bll East Lima Statton: SJ?ging se u • lion Bartoral Meanwhile, ,..ork 00 ·~ SirtJSand will mako hilr nloVio/ miSsion network of far in the celluloid version ' magnitude Is just piling "Funny Girl" . and. F r a ed. It Is tho 765000.vllt Sinatra hwlnp .back I,Jtto acthml mflsion system ~hicb will car- in uThe Naked RWlner." · ry live limes ~· much. enerJIY LD!tl :ruto . as the present 345 IJOO.voll lines One el the longe51 titles Tolal cost o1 lb~ 1,1160 • Dill~ screen history will be releaseoi,J network which wiD 1pan the, too, "Oh Dad, Poor. 1Mama's. Hung You ·In the Closet/ seven-state American Power System, of whtcll Ohia and I'm Feeling So Sad." POW$' If a part, Is In ••cess of The big flclion best seller .•million. ' Ohio ' PGwet's 1~. ·'Valley el Uie Dolls/' ~n. 01 tlte to~ Is ao be,lore the cameraa.&l lton, w1th fU·nillliorl Century-Fox Wblch also · . expenditure dUring 1961. 11 release ~ "A Guide for be compleled In 1m Morried Man." • "Thlo line Ia the jesuit of · Television will Introduce olx~year research project "Second Season';. this mo1nthl ducted at Appi& .Gfo¥t, Va.,' 10 _new prOgrams-well, Mt. P ...llce eJplained. mostly new. · "We knew when we buill ABC will . launch Dying , . 01'11 345,001J.volt Uno In saucer1 drama •'The · that, wblle thai voltqe bi811est ln the nalioil, .lt deVoted , to bulidtnr new ' aubnot be to transport the stations al!ll lines .and In of 1'\ll'lr we k~ew lariWJ, Ulsting facUlties. would tequfl<e. the ieb~ sehedUJed lot ab continue!~ to ••· ~onJ' of. the division. • delivery ·syaa·· ••iil._,addJUon to our ·..\•ln~l Rve Diles wol.id oxp,ansiOII iJ\'ojec.., ive 'llliere one 785,· qK~ild severBI hundreds til wm sands 01 ·doJ]an on • of • 1J81 ID!prov~\s Jlitel would ~ ~-'pet.•ndltw~. inSUI' "ntese' eXt "llh ••me•. <"··.;•,; ' on, of • ~~:~.~~.--------------------~==:::::::::::::: ~' Monte ORANGE JUICE 46oz.can •' -. Sugar c Added · Fui-Valu Buy! Fot T-blo Use or Cooking (SOLID) lb. w. a w•• • ,., ·- •: . :r .' t r' .... ) ¥ . • ' ·, . ..; ", ,l_;' ~~ --~·{. , ' ., . . ' I ! ,,';>1" o ' . .l." ' ' !• :~ ' ~' .. ' I '. ' )_!I ' '· ~ " '~ .. . '. ··~ • .. ., ' ~ 1f. •· I , i '· ·,· '"' ,, • .'' \ ' I • ' . .... .' ''{/'· ~· .,· ' -, i'. 'it .' ·to;. { • .. u ., . , Ire '· .. . FRESH ,.' ' PICNIC ' PORK Aasorted Color• 2 ton; · · - -. l•tl·f ·'' �I Around and Addie Norris, Mrs. Nolan are at Club Christmas Party About Winter Projects Are Planned /Jy Group One Christmao party " It Ain't the Gllt," by Virlinia Ftmd • raising projecll were . Gl lk Syracuae Salser : "Sol\11 the carolers planned at the January meetHomemakers Sinll," by Pauline Morarlty; in& ol Groop I ol !he Middl.. at !he home ol "'lbe Cobbler and rus Gues~" port Fitst United P,.esbyerian witb Geneva fi·om ldesls, by Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen Church Monday evening at !he 'l1le home trtil. Jr . and daughter. Carolyn ,·-homeThof Mrs. hRichard Vaugh•T ~.,' · decorated in Betty Hayes read, · "• New Year's Eve llllesls of his an. e new c aU'I1lan. Mrs. .witb the season. String of Blue Beads," Mrs . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i Larry Anderson, was In charge. meeting, con-I Sauvage . "But Once a Year ." Bowen Sr. The openlng prayer ...., by ·tile president. Benv Evely n Smitll, " A Brotlwor Biven by Mrs . Tom Kelly. Ha,..; . _ with the Like That." and Mrs . Sauvage Mr. and Mrs . Robert Bowen ned were a bake sale, Feb. 4, ' slnatnl ifj&;: to !he World " told the story of ''The Stub. Sr., ll<!nver carman. Mrs. Earl and a dish cloth sale, :l'boUflht for the day, read oy born Unbeliever." Freeter and Mrs. Lila Carman proceeds from the projects to Ma!llaret Cottrill was , "When Tbe group took an Imaginary were m Columbus Sunday, call- be stven to 'the Women's we -do not find peace of mind journey to Bethlehem. as the ed by the. deatll of lhcir aunt , sociaUon. ' in was . ourselves, it " useless to progr am titled, " If We Had Mrs. Angte '<ewtoo. •-LThe scripture lesson Iook 1Ch Been Thed Mr. and Mrs. Ro""·t Matthew o-•1lor--'it elsewhere." · in Bethlehem." Sc · ""' Bowen · -en b Mrsfrom F ed Le · andd Siven ·• rnr. uul was answered by nstmas r1pture was rea Sr. spent Monday at McArthur Y · r WJS an Mrs. &IVIns a Christmas verse or Iby Margaret Eichinger. At var- wilh his motller Mrs. Gome; Kelly gave devotions whleh poem. Secretary and treasum ious ti mes during this presen- Bowen. ' eluded the meditation topic, repOria were read and approv. tat JOn the group sang "Oh Mrs . Myrtle Long was t ~ e "Your Spiritual Workshop" and ed. 'l1le lanuary meeling is to Come All Ye Faithful ;" " 0 Lit· Monday dinner guest ol her "The Fig Tree Branches" be-held at !he home of tie Town of Bethlehem:" "It son snd daughter-in-law, Mr. The Bible story was et ln. Pomeroy >1rs . No- Came Upon the Midnight and Mrs: Lewis Lu•• -~ and lam- ed th by Mrs. "J Vaughan wilh latJ, 4scrlboll the various Clear:" "Hark the Herald ily, Middleport. eme, oy For An Anxious deeor4.t1ons and arrangemeniS Angels Sing" accompanied at Timothy and ~ttie Bearbs, Age," and closing with a ,. used in the home. Game wa~ I the piano by Mrs. Court! I. son of Mr . and Mrs. J~mes " The New Year." A desl!ert ·played and a prizr was give!'l l Mrs. Sauvage gave the closing Bearhs, are confined to their course . was served by the to Margaret Cottrill. prayer. home with measles . tess to those mentioned above 'l!le group sang "Silent ' Enjoying the day were the , Eldon Weeks returned . home and Miss Charlotte NJght. '' and the morning ~1?~- i abo ve and Jessie Cottril l, Monday evening after a visit and Mrs. Jack Coleman, slon adjourned for dmner. with Linda Ferrell. and Naomi Lon- in Reynoldsburg, with Mr . prayer by Mabel Picke"' I don. Guests were Jean Sauv- and Mrs. John R. Weeks and Lawsoru are Hosts A .delicious chicken dinner Iage. Brenda Hysell and sor.: family and in Clarksville, Ind . At D. . S ·--'-· waa,,~oyed at noon, followed Claricr Norris. Eula Wolfe. w1th Mr. and Mrs . Albl>rt l\lr :ner u ..,..,._. by! .l tifl exchange. : and Jul ia Norris. Burkhart. Mrs . Weeks remain· a Mrs. Kennelh Jl!¢ng the afternoon. a ven ed for a visit with the Burk- son entertained WI~ 8 dlnner im""--"ive Christmas pronram harts. Sunday at thell' home. ,..,~ Eagle Rtdge . Will conducted by Ann Saovage Q teS trC Mr. and Mrs . Jack Kelly, · • and Madelyn Stuller. Gmli ng i I Mr. and Mrs. Jack Costello and C~uests were Mr. and Mrs. was read by Mrs . Sauvage.' Miss Sarah Doup of Columbus ~rles Sauer, Middleport, Mrs. These readings and stories were weekend guests of Mr. Pnce Hawk and Mr. an~ Mrs. · · followed : and Mrs. Everett DaHey. Marlon Hawk and Denms and "Sume Children See Him," I . . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dailey Mary of Pomeroy. Dinner by Margaret Baiiev· "Follow· ~\ ~dJes C~rele of hLa~g;· and Bronwyn ol Middleport suests m the evening were Mr. inglhe Star" by Jr·e;,. Parker· ;' eh' e s pa~ ~ t e . e - and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hou!ls- and Mrs. Dale Warner and . ' -- -- - -· ows •P room ur ay mght. shell and Randy and Becky of Johnny, Jimmy and Dorothy r~epi~~:~~~a~h:~~~~:~ in Pomeroy were Monday guest!< ::!:rs. Myrtle Warner of Syson . The party began with ~v!~: ~~~:;~· Mr. and Mrs. · prayer and scnpture readmg M' M . B B k JC the president Mrs AI ha Barr ISS an 1yo rown returnoo 8 0 ouncil Olher Christ,;.,., r~alngs . ed home Friday alter s.pending Audited Tuesday . several days m Columbus With The FrienaJy Citizens Band . by Dorothy Wnght and her sister and brother-in-law, The. books of Forest Radio Club held its ChriStmas Pauline Gorby. Games M d l\lr J k Cum . Council Daughters of America played and prizes were won rd. fan ') s. ac rruns were audited Tuesday · party recently at the Alma an amt y vets Lodt~e hall in Ponlerr.v l Donna Morris, Maxine M nd .M D II H 'lil noon at the home of Mr and "' d and Esther Kennedy. Tbe door I r. a rs. a as a er Mrs. R. K. Rowan, . wI"' aroun 60 in attendance prize was won by Pauline o Reynoldsburg spent Mon- PI . from' Mason, Gallia and b day Wllh her parents, Mr. and ams. . counties. y. Mrs. Harry Keiser. Minersville. Followmg lhe audit 1 Slota was present and Refreshments or sandwiches, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher hour was enjoyed. Pfesent were Olle received a gift. A cookies , coffee, punch and and Gordon, Cor ia and Bar- SMrs. Ada Bissell and bualness meetmg was home made candy were served. bara were Monday dinner wanla trustees; Mrs. Rowan, ed. and election of nt.>w officers AIL ladies furnished guests of their son and· daugh- !ecre . ry; Mrs. Grace Swan, for ..1967 was held. cookies and candy and a ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- councilor; Mrs. Nettie , Hayes, President (retained) is mas box was !lent to l!lhut-ins. Jiam Fisller and son at Torch. deputy; and Mr. Rowan. Robert White; vice president, . Mr. and Mrs. Orris Harris George Johnson, Gailipoiio: Recemng boXOI were and Mrs. Milton R011sil visited Initiation Taken Illrs. James Rolrlhs. Miller,•Ethel Mon day afternoon at Torch In Two Ho R Miller, f' ld Rose . R 0 JS, secretary. and treasurer, Ag- er, LIC'I' urn Je · Mrs w1th Mr. and Mrs WiJliam norarres nes White, Syracust:!. Miller, Edith Titus, Mrs. TiUis Fisher and Willie· Karen Bachner Brown, ·zes were awarded . and Bruce McGill. · is in the cone 0f ed Door Prl I Ernest Harris ·who is em- enrolled . ge • The portable TV set wa; award- Ladies attending were Pa,uline ;' ployed with Ma~itime Service, ~c~lion at Ohio University, ma. ~ to Mrs. Doris Johnson, Gal· Gorby, Elvira Barr, Maxine is spending an extended leave JOrmg In elem.e~tary. ~ucation, . er, Donna Morris, Estner with his wife. He was met was re~entl~ uutlated mto . li~lls. 'l'he next meeting Will be nedy, Clara Stone, Mae Saturday in Charleston, W. Va . honorarJes I_ncludlng Pi GamJ~. 12 at the lodge ahll er Mrs Sigman Leona enroute from New Orleans, by rna Mu, national social science -~- w~t· be regu.lar meeti.ng nedy, M.arie Edw'ards, Emma Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Mason hon.orary, and Kappa Delta Pi, :m~!he mcrease In Ledlie, Adria Willcox, Fisher and son, Gordon. national educational honorary. . . Wright, Mae Lynch. There was Gordon Fisher returned to Mrs. Brown Is the daughter a gift exchange. his studies at Mountain State of Mr. and Mrs. Everett BachBusiness College alter spend· ner, N. Third Ave., Midleport. . MEIGS THEATRE ing the holidays with his par, ,..,..,.,, Ohio SON IS BORN ents, Mr . Jnd Mrs. Mason HAV~ 1 DINNER GUESTS MASON Mr. and M r •· Fisher. Chr.sunas d1nner guerts of NOT OPEN Philip VanVranken of St. Pet· Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Rauo Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Holter ··•.·: J1n. 4-5 .'!" NOT OPEN ersburg, Fla., are announcing spent Sunday in Columbus with of Racme were Mr. and Mrs. the birth of a son D~ember his sister, Mrs. Looise Davis Robert Ashley and family 16th at the St. Anlhony Hospit- and Mr . and Mrs. Phil McKel- Letart Falls. Joining them lat· al. Mrs . VanVranken is t h er m the d M nd former Barbara Wilson of Mas~ Jar. ay were r. 8 Mrs. Glenn Dill Is substitut- Mrs. Eugene Holter and lamI on. They are also the parents ing at Salisbury School for Mrs. lly of Columbus and l\lr. and of a daughtt:'!r, Dawn, Everett Thomas. Mrs. E•ar1 Cross and farnUy of age two years. ~ak Grove. Unable to be with are Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson, VISITS MOTHER hiS parento l;hrtstmas day, Mason : Harvey VanVranken, Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy Mr..and Mrs . Holter and Neptune, New Jersey and Mrs. f 1 f H 11 d John Reuter, Clifton, New son, Hugh, ol Akron spent anu y o ' Jar spent several days during the Christ- day "lth them. sey. holiday with Mrs. Conroy's RE'n!RNS FROM VISIT motller, Mrs. B. A. Dodson, of Mrs. John Brickles, Middleport, bas returned from a visit with her daughtsr, Mrs. The National Education As- Gale Hysell, Columbus. Mrs. aociation to the world'a larg· Brlckles also visited ln Dayton eat prole,.lonal organization. during !he Cbrlstrrias hollday. pOMefOY Co~ :=~~~ ~ ~ I group ~ Mar~ar· ~ey ~oon ' . L d• C• Ie Of Langsville Holds Party , , Radio Club's "doy Party Ho/, . Draws Slxty 1 Larry. Call on Us for Fast, Low Cost Auto loans! WATCH for Next Tuesday, Jan. iO, Newspaper for Announcement Of Our Rates are lower, repayment convenient, when you borrow from us. Need 1 Bank Loan for any worth- while purpose? Come talk It over CLEARANCE SAlEI •i(.. .;.,, • witfi us• .. "' ~ -·/Wational • Around and ~~~.. lCinr Ho.rm About M'ddl I ep0rt -Plltb.u!k Dinner OHicers ore Installed by Dof ACouncil .4t Slumber Purty MiBs o.hbt• Kin& entertained ' • •• Held 1ty CJo,. ··'11lp•.Yodnl 'M,dt a.. or11;1e '• ' wllh • slumber party ree<ntly . •, ' BrodbUry Olllftlh or CbriJI ltdl at !he home .of her parenllr, Mr. • polludt diJinW New Year'l and Mrs. William Khtl!. Mid- of America, mel MoniltY·even, ll:ve at the elturch. delport R. D. I. The girls eo- lllfl at !he 1001' ball wllh Gl..,. joyed refreshments. ora Swatzol vice ' A#Ondillg ,..... Mr• ..,cl Mn. Mr.dandh Mrs. Sh John Attending were Cilndace oouncilor, , Mr. and and · )fro. nd .. Bahr, Belly Cunningham San. RobertStewart. KJac, Mr. lin. a aug ter, aron, VISited da • 'l1le meeting opened In rtl- William · ~tW; aDd !amn m Jackson over the hoMays Elaine Davis. uallatle rorm. Mabel Bearhs Katby 8 wltll Mr. and Mrs. Willlam J cld a H ~ • Luame Gerard, was reported lJl and Elllllbelb vin ~ !he miutu aod ltia Conger and family · • e a ey, anna Molnpbe)) 1 '· - " · , tosh, Patty Sla•en. Ann Wilson, CBm mprovllljl. A comMr. and ... Jloliday sueals of Mr. and !lonna Haym\111, carol King munieation was read frQm llams. A social hollr ,,.._. bel4 Mrs. William ·Ault ...,.. tlleir and Debbie Klllfl. dred Renlclt, national aecre11 during the evenln&. Gary and Mr. and Mr.. .. tary, In regard to dues. A VACAftONING IN SOUTH 1 C. '1'\'. Slndle • Springfield. VISIT IN members are 111'£ed to be preaCbristmB!I ·8tb LANCASTER entEdna at the next ameeting. d~J of MerriDayAultthe.was Richard Duck·--~• A RelbOI, past councll- Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Gibbs. ed 11" 'tb -a "eeo • . ratsd l>irlhdoy White, Syracu~,w'"s-t "'• Christ8 n e s or, ms · tailed Gl•nora swptze1 Pomerov, are vaeatlo.nl••'\ in' 1 k ....1 ~ ,...., cil Cor ·"tt 88 usoc1 ea e . a,.. •ce ".l"'"m served. mas Day ' with Mr. and Mrs. COIID or; .a Dania, Florida. Mrs. Gibba Merr1 gJits and James Grutnsler and family, Beef!)e, VIce councilor: Lotlle writes !hat tile dayl are 1 from friends and relatives. Lancaster, and also present Cohen, .associate vice court'cllor; pleasant 75 degrees. 'l!ley alMrs. Evelyn Lewis SPtlflt were Mr. and Mrs. Clrl Duck- Winona Cook, warden , and ll<!l- tended tile Orange Bowl parholidays in Charleston, W. worlh ol Coshocton. Ia Stahl, ·Inside sentinel and ade and saw Carol Channlnl In with Mrs. ner Charles son andR. LewiS Mr. trustse. "Hello Dolly." In and Plans were made lor 1 par- Florida are .Mr ·AlSO and .Vtsltlng Mrs Fred family. hue, of Lancaster, and his bro- ty at !he next meetlns Games Ro b · apd 0 1· p Mr. c . H. Wise, Sr., !her, PfC David Jay Donahue will be played and rel~shments M sen,;":; R om~peh•• 111 8 r Ruth Wise, Middleport, M r s. who h~s been stationoo at b't. served. M MI. usse ' 1 0 q~hjet Betz, GalllpoU~, Dlx and recently at Ft. Sill, ason. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Swick, Okla. He also vialtsd wttll )tis ----lwnbus, wera guests during Mr. and Mrs. Eucene FLOWERS FROM ·soN TO cE'i..EBRATE 11'1'11 holiday season with Mr: Donahue in Lancaster. Follow- Mrs. ·Lenora Jenldns was Mrs. WtJllim Betz and ing his furlough, be has been happilY surprised Christmas Guy Mutchler, who tau&llt at HIUiard. . sent to Germany for a tour ol Day w.hen she received a doz. acllool tn Meigs County for Mr. Bnd Mrs. George duty. en pink rosebuds, 1 gift from many yean, will eelebraho his and children, Tammy and . her son, Gaiy, who .1.8 stationed 90th bltthdi!Y on January 14. my, spent the ·holidays ·in s!~:•day guests ol Mrs. Ora in VIet Nam. The flower. were Mr. Mutchler's address lJ 811?· son wlth relatives. and h werde hehr son, Carl L., sent from Honolulu Dy air mall. Jackson Ave., Walkertoa, Ind. ~ISI'II asaoclats~ ~ding. M~iaoCiat;o:y,J M~~Ck ~~ and· !!:~ wl~. / ( Mro:~ • 01 ints Peace • • ter om Ill IS n e I i ~te ~lved famil~, J . : . . ,.., r. was '" polls Friday lor a checku~ alter 8 heart five months ago. Mr. will return te his office at Ohio VaiJey Electric Co the fi t f tile . Mr. "an: Mrsyear. well visited 'in Pa., during the Christmas wilh relatives. John Evans, who Is ·serving with !he U. S Navy at cola, Fla., arrived Dec. 31 lor a holiday visit wilh his parents, Mr d M Ed rd E . an rs. wa vans . He arrived In lime to observe his birthday anniversary with h' 1 rnU ""· 1 l IS a y. .,,alii s n a two year training program. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Roynolds Jell Monday lor home Jrt J,.e.banoo, Ohio. alter \tfslt here with Mr. Mrs. Grueaer. Mrs. A. A. Sc,rberry her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Stocltman of Columbus were for tbe New Year'• ~::::~ holiday and visited with and relatives Including Clara Staats, Broadway, Mr d M Bill W 118 · an rs. e family. The latter is the son Mrs. Stockman. Anolher John ' Wells was recentlyy er aug ter, Mrs. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . YOUR SHOPPING CENTER st DJJ tn t e care of er fath· er, Mr. Elmer Barney, who is 93 years old, at the home ul Mrs. Emma Bland. Mr. and Mrs. Leo . Kennedy visited In West Jefferson with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse -Lake enroute to Springfield. Mrs. Lake, her daughter, Mrs. Michael Ohlinger, Nelsonville, and Mrs. R. Bailey, SpriJ\IIIieid, were · Cl ci tl Tu sd .m n nna e ay to appear Cll the Ruth Lyotll proii'&IID. c. Chapm~n-_ Can·ada·J~$ · • Collide on Rt. 248 Sets Possible New Stand Twi~e-Yearly . . ·~ .. IQ Testing Will Continue Man Charged in Murder \ ..WDRLD ; . l!lllLIN ,u-B, coree ~. ees·a Improvement W.~!l:\ine:e Will Meet ~~:~ Ohio State University spending the holidaya hfre his parents Dr and Mrs • ' R. Pickens.' HolidaY visitors with the !leY. 1l1ld Mrs. Max Donahoe ~'"ren, Kim -~ Greg, aluu ..._... his aiater, Miaa· PhylllJ '~ Cars High-Leve~ Leak in Paris Laural.-~:;,;.;~;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~..;;;~_;;.;;;;;~;;;_~~ Ellen Baumgardner nd II ·' a son, Chuckle an~ Aenneth Hams olstiColumbuhs. Mrs. Sj:olth Is as- in marriage to Alfreda R iD Columbus. November 6. Mrs C E ~:J:: Burdette: a~d Mrs. E Jones visited Sqnday in W. Va. 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