https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/917ef693e975a7fe177306c844f22572.pdf 4bc21b7e48ef076db4dc5370c3c2a935 PDF Text Text 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. They visited witb Mrs. Edna Burdette and Bruce Wallace, · John and Jim Johnson h~m> ed to. their studies al · Marahall University lollewb,18 a vial! here wiltl their :~f,:: Mr. and Mrs. Dwlgbt Mr. Eddie Blake and Mr. Mrs James Johnson R~y Pickens hall ~ • • a1 ~MIS ~- ~ Ml~ C H w· • . STARTS THURSDAY, JAN. 5 AT 9:00A.M. ' THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY HOUSE SLIPPERS BUSTER BROWNS ON SALE . ,. __ 1f2 AI Much FOR CHILDREN Reg. 8.00 to 1O•OO For OFF $1 ·oo ·Several 51• In Oni · Group · For . • on.... Branch On Sa~ . ., AL~ f.AMOUS N-~ B;AIQ~,. :.:.,.,, DRESS HEELS,. REG. --8~99~10.9.9 ~I •' ~ " ~ .. .!-........ :..4'!~ i �' ' • ' than 5,000 Amen·e:ans --F. h in 66 1etnam 1•ll t a ' v· ~~::~ !!.::! ;~ild oel the 1H6 <011\MI · • lDU for Amorleans II ~ I IC to la:p:lso;. ~~:• Guanlmen. ""'"""'l.li>l yo Jl'[!l' monh. ended :the re~ ~ ~e ddiUon lui Docif<Amm a ~-l~ed 634 •the 1 cans 1 ' ~ intl acu:~.;~: l1j!lll .c ~acted k!tter ftghtm( In the ~IW il!il\fand• durt"i the 'Pik 1st Air Cavalry . 1 multi-company forte, ~ '8as ,no br~al<do - wr _l\t'll' IIIIDY. Amencoros wen p:O: Vietnam , American mtlltary spokesmen reported today. u. s. spok.,men said two Navy jets \m'e shot down by ground fire over coastal North Vlelnam Wednesday, but bnth pilots we'" •aved as they ditched their planes Into the sea The 'downed Ar Skyhawk and Fr Phanton jet were tl1e 152nd and 153rd u. s. air losses ol the war, and gave .United Vlatnam Its first measure of revenge Cor = teek • I CUEM .- 0 f.,._. . ·~T _"....,._ _ I_ . J II I 01 .ACTiJFE - SIAGON (UPn -The Unlted I ,I _)I r In VieUram at tbe 'II ( - ';.& opokeam:.~er:~~ .ftlout 4• - - Frr'st Planes Ofl967 Lost l•:.r.:.-=..I 'h_·I 1QASlJW _I_L _ I I. 1 '0 _ • c0I}ege T·~ uri BRIEFS : ' lor the northeast, on a . roujlne ltldtSOUIISUl!IEI~ I u-u~a l J lhuttle 81(ht. ' • _ ,•• , Killed were olx cblldren and (howoio two adults, all passengera, and .... \~' IUMAC IIATI HKMIJ - · .... J tbe pllot. Identified as Harry ' .,.., ... ,.,....,..... ~ . - - . ~ Bishop cblef pllol of the Red --THI H~IHII .., Bank Air TPI Servlee. . Sale of Resort Delayed by Federal Judge · The HunUngton Herald D h· patch reported lnday -llrmolion ol the sale of the Pltuant Point Resorl to the government waa deferred Wednesday ny Federal Judge Sidney L. Chrlslie to allow the taking of ov1· d the lair market value on t Tb." ~=·~·further reporttd that the q~estlon was the hllh btd of $475,000 !lllbmltted by the Small Busine91 Adminis- of"': . · • led motel and convanunn ~t- Jan)la~ at ~luefteld 8 _heor· er near Point Pleasant at a tng on a motion to dimiSI 1 public aale December 18. ~~ brouaht llr tbe a<>V".rn~enl . agii\D&t 11\0 Lees, 1ht HuntJngm::~to':;,e~"::~ th:~':;:: ton Trust lc SaVlnfll ~"':J a"': .0 ' two , tank trusjees. sw ation that deYeloped 111" resorl, I!OIJibl to IJ,uv~ cleclared void 8 sought the del&y on lhe sronnd trust deed transfer of certain the p:-<lperly Is worth muon real estate o\jljed by the Le•• more than the bid l!y SBA, In Ma•on couniy. which had _19aned money lvr Tbe aovemment <m~ten4s the lis construction. tranai<01' was desl(ned to binder The JudR• noltd the Wesl the covernment from collecUng =~ ~';,~~vr~O: ~ =:.= _ -• = 1: » ~ 12 =) 1 ! SChedole IIIWwllanl co11ap baabtat CJjjc!rmall . _, ~.,. (f,.) II , ~ tPa.) ,t ~~ at Deti\IU at Clevtlll!d Stile : - " 111 -CRiedlll ll ~ : qltiQ - ~ Th M ........"... ....._.ule roamlDI through South e e.. s ""''"" .......,.~, \'letnam jug(eo. l!Vinl ana In December lriVeled 7.~ miles, was nino dayo on tbt road, made 11 community stops and 18 so;hool stops, clrculaUnl 7,588 bo<*s. Llbrarian Velma Plkkoj1 JBld this wu an -Increue o! ~1 of Char1es WiJson D' W dnesd Ies e ay =:.~v~e:-'~: PT. PLEASANT - Charles ':: Joseph Wlloon, 'Ill, a resident creasea of t'IJ hi Juvenile ·ficUon of 8119 27th St., died Wednes- and 2141 In adult Oclloll. Other day night )n Holzer Hospital categories )Vere less. ·; lollowinR an eight weeks Ill- '!'here ,..-...! 110 ne" l'ellllriiness. He wu a ship carpenter UODJ In December. Htihell clr~~ the Marietll· Manufacbn<- culallon was 1,117 In, one day, tng Co., lor 35 yeara, prior to and the lowetlli65. • his retirement. He '11'88 a mem- The attonlloll of parenlo 11 be 1 Trl II)' Methodi t church In 'ted to rrld 'J0·30 to ro n a • 11~30 anda~ . Rnur Mr. Wilson was bom at Hen· 10; ~'!,. child~~rli!t derson on May I, 1.888, son of and am• HO'II' ..; !belate Andrew and,Uda Hen- Ualen..; a~~ and bO'II' to derson Wilson. take core of lcture boob Ire '*"""' 1 River News .:" - ..;..... Gcaap ~- iiau-·; !i Dam • 1u; 1u, rtiii•i•~F rol '1; • 1-' :.:. oni>t. ~:~~~~y-illn"t: 1.13 'IIIlo · ~ ' , ·l,4t ~tng,"~ ~w.{l: '•""· LOndO!! lnd Mamef dainl 1 1 ~,::.~ " =•e~ 2 Boat Movt~~~tali and . 1m. Cr . _ u lt• 8•15 aiv.,.f· ste".;. up 14 1•15 9 m . ·Crln J u 14 ·11 : · • ·• r. ~ \.p -~ P3~· ~~~ ~ do --•5 1 ' 1 1111 " do"" ' ' :• ' ·: ~~~'~ .... ~ 16, 5.51i. a, m., H 1 r r 1 uyer down 11, 7:15 I. m.; Clndy K. up IT,_ I a. m.:..,-tjaljj!r , Becl!jord up 17, 3:t5 bOat .up 17, 3:~ a.m.:~~~ Bruee up 17, 4.111 ;a. m..- tf:'f, =!; Po..; •·'!'·' f"'· -:;'~/":,:~at: ~-~Jf! a. - Hart Wants to •: Skim off Cream . r:": :C, reqwre' warr-e.t C:. :r;-:::.:.:J - Mrs. Stutler IS HosteSS of WSCS H at ome .J . It% ll'ol·ce b; 0. •ra!ter 0 = eou.: ... . · _,·, WOtRLO- . S.uvqe rumj:::1 ::,:1 ftfll4tiJr _ :1.belt~· . ~ liP.~- nutllber i':M:.but'- ••_ l oa. All w~ Jllaht" ail ,_, ·~· ~Mii'pllp;....,., ..,...,_ II'!.!II'J~~~~~ ~.w•;,M..'%.,,...,.-.... . , " ~~~~--~ ' _, ' ' . !fi ! . . . :re · · 8· B . -, It . ' · '·'· ' ~J ' re-ltllttr Pomeroy Pan~ '~ lllrtllni to itllowllC !he . • bollday break, wW 10 to the • ' bardboanla twice thiJ weetoeod IIOOSTON -~UPI) • - Journey. Colleh IIUQ Moore'l Panlllmen ~ Lee Maye and '"· with I ..-;! ol W lor • .11m bolh a and both SEOAL and 4J overall , ..,., 1 !Itt • - · lrlll boot the Jac:Uoa 1ronmen btsOball clube W..,_ on Friday ru,bt and travel .• , . · ' \to Racine for 1 c:luh wltb lh• ,' ~ Houill!G ~· dealt 5?"tbem 1'ornldoea Saturday · llfiY'! and mlDor )eapo catcher nilbL : ,It., lll!u' to lho Clevellm!l JD. Tbo Panther carer• will have Tile ="ail "'"* ·, .,lldlld ( I I I \ I • wm: tut out 1or lbemlcalnlt JocPon, Gai!Ipollt 1111 1ocored Ht pollllo thlJ ...... I night, ~ b!' era~ Friday whell tltt lroltmu roll Wellatoa ...., ~ the Moip compal<d to 5311 b.f oppooiUon 1 Slone pn:oently have _ a z.s IIIIo town. Jacbon will be out Counti1na ...,. pick<! to b th tellml. ' Pome~W~Y hl8 t.allied m slate. to · - I lUI upset by cellar · dweners In pre-aea100 polll!l compared to 141 by opRonnie Logan, Panther 1011• Pomeroy December 2t. preclletlobS of oporta scribes position <lulls. ior center, hu led the Porn. , and broadcuten. Southern 11M! team which eroy team in league ICOrlng D;: ~co=Uy ~ JackiOn, In aU Jit!IOS, have wUI holt POIUtJW Saturday I With a 1.1.1 avera&e Iller alx ' . ._... place In lbe SEOAL, ' with 1 1-Z alate. Jacbon, a , lui baU club, iJ U overall. Pomeroy, on the olber band, hl8 won lu(UO eonlestl a· . I '::{:-::~ 1: ·HomeR~cordAtStak~ . ~ Athens-Nelsonville Clash ~QRK A)ron F d J T SEO B I H c t Ad t I ! orne our van age s ·Disappearing Around ·Ohio bl~utlooal wit~ re~itinlng in bit 'II llelrl ..... and 21 free lorwar11 pool. . . tbrowl 1or a poiDls. Wbaley 1 ......... , -ae lJ tho leodin• l ...,.._ _.Bill. .......,.. .... "' ""~ Panther point-~etter, .leoling end are by ·Ill, Panlhtn has beetl -lert- 1ViniDn Caunty ....uy balanced. At least ,_ era II ~ u:: ::.:: ri~~alao. . : : di~ -~ •-- ru.,., -N enlly. 'Eutem, Roondln1 out tho Pomeroy 1 tand. and star1inC line-up lor thiJ week Sa~ Bj Uollod ....... streak to eight • with 11 :30 to 92-91 ,; . NJW, (UP!) The home team still may hard-fought 98-91 . the final secOnds, Center Walt ;;u,~ty._ wtlh !'. 1•·1 ~. have J big edi• In basketball,: Confertnce WID at Bowli~ Piatkowski scored 23 point• and ~ til be ]8li<ed .. third , J_ but a look at Wednesday night's Green, while Dayton had to get grabbed 14 reboun<is tor Bow~)1#1 ~ -1~ ~ ', ~lilted~ ~ - Coach cituct McAfee's leallpe-leadlnc Athens BuiJ· Ohio coHere action •hows th< help from reserve forward Gene ling Green. • >;t'ti~l~-~~~~~ ·colleaf 'Jia.. dogs will bo.rtt Nelsonville Friday night tn the South· visitors comln& out on 1Dp in Kla'l!. to ed(e Xavier 75-72. • ··~ -ra~,.. ~tiled-' h,ere. eastern Ohio League' a top contest. ' aU five rames. May Al<l ltla11 Seore Miami'~ deliberate offense • i!li ' . .iiiM~ Kentucky WesleThe defending champloruo hope to make Coach Bob Admittedly. unbeaten Toledo The Flyers, now 11·1, trailed was ioo much for tmdel'lllBnned • . ' !!' •;tJilii·illlh"l: &-0 tieord, fiad ' u Sheskey's Greyhounds their 34th straight home court and once-beaten Dayton had by as much as 14 points in the Kent State. which suff..-ed its • '' .••1 1~'i' !!lace voles ·aad · • S24 viatim. Athens hasn't loll at 1 their bands 1\111 on foreign first half before Don May "''h . u-aight setback m a mis- : 1-por'nti( l · · : ' -, home since January, 1963. shaoting for tbeir flftll straight courts, but tbet were up scored a tiasket- te put Daytun erable l-7 start .. Tire Redsk_ins • . :!' ! -· · ·. · Last year, at Nel.aoPvtlle. the confereoce · triwnplo. :!IBainsl some pretty good oppo- m front for keeps, I!U2. Klaus led all the way m the opemng • '.: -Sbeskey men •napped Athens' Coach · Caol Wolfe's Middle- altioll In Bo.wling -Green and then tollowed witb sit c:onsecu- Mtd·American game ,.,. botn • , · . ' ' : ; · '· · .• q;,~·rgin., ,can be ju~ 1 ~~~ : YORK (UPI) ~nald iii-Rame SEOAL winning streak port Yellow Jackets bope to xavier. live points to wrap tlung• up learns as Jerry Fosher led the • 1>fl.~-· <lf -the Ualyerslty of \: Day- IJ9.M. Tbe Bulldogs, with lhls move up In the league alanrilngs In the other three games. Mi· for Dayton. way With 17 points . • damaging as ilnder,charging-50 . "':' joii~I!UI!_e!baD . Ill(~ · ·: ·'w~ still In mind, will be OU\ for re- with a victory over WeUaton at ami had thinga oomporativety Klaus scorf!( 22 points in Car loa Gets II : get this protected hlt(ery that's. -~ , -r :'lfl!l, ~ tn vqe Friday nl(hl. Wellston. MilS - . • il-2 ..., at Kent Slate as the Red· win, '!'hile Xavier's Otterbein's Don Carlo~ scored o 300.% more resistant to _. or •,. otalslfc~ '1!1el¥4 · t<jt!~y- _by:the Sbould the HOitllds upset AHS, league record. Wellston Is 1-5 skins turned In a methodical Rackley collected 21 and ~~ points, nine of _them coming • _ ..r.arg' g for s~ II J• l'•"o<!i' Un.. Na~!- Collerja~ Athl•llc: Bu• the McAieemen would still rt· m conferenco play. . 8'1-49 victory : Otterbein bested 25 rebounds. m a , ur(e early m the second • U'CI .,., tn ... '."' "• . -~•et. •. nau, •; ; ,- · main In UDCIIJpuled firat place Jaekson wU! oeek revenge al Central State &1-40 at Wilber- Toledo's sensational half that pot the Cardinals into : ... :-~-- --: , ·, since runntEUp -J~kson has lost Pomerey. Last week, \he .sur- force, and Geneva of Pennsyl- more Steve )llix Jl a_commanding 37-22 ,lead. The • _: '~CUSj!:, 'N.Y. (UPl) : - twe conference games. prising Purple Panthers of vanla walloped. hapless Walsh points in the win over Bowling vtctory was Otterbem • sixth in • Green. but the underdog F.al- seven starts, while Central • . ~offe- ~ was named IHII Alben• enters the oontesl Coaeh Ruoo Moore upset the of Canton 111).83, • : ~late tiooiball - Chaniplon with a 6-t aeason record. Ne~ lronmen 62-58 at Jackson. Toledo ran its unbeaten cons cut the margin !rom State is 3-4. : • : Thilr,tday · . by_· ·the- .·Footlian son ville Is 4-4, havln( won three Fotlr non • league aamea a'" Tonight. nine games tnvoiving , •\Vrl~ ASsoclation of A~ca straight alter suffering three acbeduled Saturday night. CoOhio teams are on the slale • LEADER .XP . -In ~ :~111Y"b!llotl)li. Mld consecutive defeats. lumbus Easlmoor will visit headed by Tul•a at Cmcmnati . : ~:.~ · thet eliijiJII~oil of' post-oeason At GallipoUa, Coach Duke Athens, Marion • FrankUn will m 0 Mos""'" Valley Cooferenoe , QET RaAL PROTECTION- STOP ·TMR ' li' \KIWI •••, : . - '. . . Burson's Blue Devils woold like journey •to Logan, Pomeroy clash. The only_ conference - .. ·-'. ' . ~· .,ruers' ]lltllel 'o! ~ lo start the new year out witb plays at Racine and Wellston gam~, is the "!id.(}hjo Confer,_ .._, . j ; rl!l\'11 :¥lcl)igan-state· No. 2 ind a victory jn Southeastern Ohio wlll travel t. Chillicothe. •nco tilt ~tween Wilmington Alab8!11a the third top team In League play. By United """" International In the other two games, and Cedarv1Ue. the national.' No - other achOola Tbe Galliano are currently AHL Staatllnp The Pblladelphia '/tiers are Deteroit edged Baltimore 132-126 Elsewhere, it's Alliance ot , ,;.~ ~-- in the voting. resting in last place with an 0-tJ By Ualttd Press IDterutloaal halfway home and you don't in double overtime and Los Pennsylvania at Steubenville. i .· -; , , mark. During the past two . Eutera Dlvlrion have to worry about theni but Angeles whipped St: Louis, 122- St. Vincent of Pennsylvania at I , MARCO rSi,AND, Fla. (UPI) years, GABS has lost 10 straight w. L. T. Pia. It'll take some doing for them 101. Youngstown, Baldwin . Wallace - .A Memorial iold inumaml'lll conference games. Coach Bob Hershey 20 11 4 44 to hetler their first half mark in The 76ers jumped to a 37-30 at Detroit, Ashland at Clevelor,tbe late Toay Lema, -with aU Combo' tall Chieftains wlU bt Quebec Ia !2 3 39 the second half of the season. ftrol period lead and boosted it land State, Western Reserve at - P~ .goJns to his lavorit,e BaiUmore 15 13 2 322 Tbe 76ers reached the mid- to 51·34 midway in the second Oberlin. Findlay at Defiance I ehitrlf1, wu announced loday, l2 17 3 27 point of the 196UI National quarter althou(h the Bulls and Heidelberg at Ohio North· 1 Tbe. tournament willhe 1 4 22 27 15 Baoketball . Associatlo~ seasoo narrowed tho deficit to 114-55 at ern. pliytd on Feb. 2'1 over lht Western Dlvlolea l'lednesday night with a 13ft.115 haUtime and 92-86 going Into the Marco Island Country club w. L. T. Pia. victory over lht Chicago Bulls last period . ~at whleh t...ma aerved as 21 a 3 15 to booot tbeir receord to an But the 76ers pulled away In I ~~ pro until he wu killed Rochester 20 11 2 2!22 incredible 37•3 record, the hest the fmal period to win It easily ~ - ~· airplane craah lui July Bob Lewis with II polnl! Cleveland 16 12 3 35 mark in the history 01 as Billy Cunningham finished ., Pal Archer with 10 led the Buffalo 5 25 S 15 ' professional sports a( the With 21 polnt5 and Wilt 1 ,,. .. ' dleport lfigh School Wednelday'o Reoolta halfway point. Chamberlain added 21 points, 25 · L!l\'1 At{QELES (UPI) _ basketball team to a 42-32 Cleve 10 SpriJ11fleld 2 If the 76ers conUnue their reboonds and n;ne assists. TI~:;,DJ:• for the Jan. pace lor tho full·' ao · game Player-coach Dave DeBuss15 tcitji. over ~utland freshmen Pittsburgh 7 Hershey 1 ~pet_,,.,.l\'\181ite between the Wednesday m Rutland (Only gamea acbeduled) season, they wtll finl•h with a chere brought Detroit from Qreen· Bay ~ and · the &Ym• ~ ' "" .,.... m -74-8 record. '-h'nd 'th ti · f. ld a1 :KansaHllly Chiefs were expect- Rice bad 14 and Hawklna II AI.•~~ I An · The 76ero who have -split four "':1 ~ ; a :,;;.n 1~ft go_ e!f_. to. ta11e 1 aharp J·ump loda . Y for R_utland. It was the aecond games with the Boston Celtics -WI 1 1. 11 seco d .. 1 d t~n ~ MHS fro b h" . regu a 10n me an u•en e 1:e lr igbt I when-they irere made a..Uable 8 a w n ,.,. s · t " sea80n, are 35-l agamst the Pistons to the double overtime 'lover thet eoiJJiterh · for , the agaln.at no losses. rest of ~e league and have won victory. Don Obi's jumpshot put l!rsl-tkne. , . · . Other Middy scorers were 32 stratght regular season I Baltimore ahead IIO-I08 with 55 SIJ(es stil-ted -11 l •a.m (PST) Cunningham 3, Walters 7, Tangames at home over the past ods 1 It but 10 do al ~ll!lu& ::a.enetes ,;...... ,..... neblll S and Hackett 6. For ! !woN ytears. h . t lsecateor, DeB~··schere ...:ecod"on BRAKE ADJUSTMENT · '·t '.w. ...~ • 'C•"' . 1'". """' . ' Rutland Hal_ .. ey had 2, Carter 3, I •• . uu ~loll-"" ~om __ .,~ o earn as ever ·won more h' . . to~ nd lh 8 a""·~--· . . , ~N and Schlllirig 2. than 62 - games . durlnl the ,. u_p.m se e game mto Ou.r akilled mechanic• Precision hal~/ .-"""':ata.Dibl ,'f/,1100 ,ol.lhe Jll!""bo4tdo - - -- -- overtime adjtWt brakea IIDd extend• tire life_ regular season-the figure Bos· · add Jlllid if a.-led Weigbt.ainduded. ' 11(et"e. • ·&olns-.for 'fU, tllffereneo may Indicate. ton set in lii6US. The c- 81- DeBusschere•s basket gave 'IO, '" M- ·' · Walker, a &-loot~• -•or ..,. winning percentage was .817""set Detroit a 120-118 lead in the Nlii"' "'OII.lc , 'u!i ·.. .. ,- guard !rom Boaton, sported a by the old Washln(tOii club in first overtime but rookie Jack ·~·:Jim ~aU!- Pro- _game averare. of 21.1111 In 10 !1116-4? with 1 4,_11 mark and Marin lrtt on a Zf-foot jumper at _I.e • _ . cindOr - · and Ramea, to a 28.87 marl: hold by right now with a 374 mark, the b~zzert o Ioree the second ...~ . W. AI . , . are clos- the 7-loot-1 lneh UCLA sophoPlrtladeelphla has a' _925 -perce~: overt1me. Delrolt scored mne of WHEEL er - -!hem e_lj]hl-:'n<;h helpt 1more, Alcindor. tage. · the first II points in the second BEARING 1 •• • extra stanza and then breezed · · \ · '· • ' •• • < ·, i ri av n op att e ·.·PEN -L .HIES,: ., ; as ·'·'S, !" ., '" .-- 76ers R_eachHa}fway pomt • w·IthRecord37•3 NBA Mark ,aJier r..!".O::: , l _ ; :!"".::: _'!' Rizer Oil Cq,;r . Lewis Leads - :;;;;=-::===-=====-=-==::-.-:-=:-----------,....,. Frosh to Win CAR .SAFETY fRVICEIVALUE. · .. va.;i: · :.f!ir(J.~es_._-. Host Bobcats, -Eaales :~:ew~~?B~.~~ew:: 0 :. T,~av_:~~~-.·' To Merceroille. Friday · ·. :J:~"~~i~~~; ~~:ig~ 2!i and Eddie Miles 26. Ohl led 'J ilu(heo ' : 8/)!Jrt~ Panthers · 1 n T~o _ · Big ' , f;a ( m~s Th _ is. Weeke _ n. d~:;;:;;;,~~~WID.. -; ,· ' renner. ' 1. Bro'0 d'WtJ''tt .' :•. ' \'., ' ' BERRll5 =, "::.a.lftdtew-:'. ' , .• 1 man ~···· . Virginia rule that the nigh bid : f : He lo survived by his wile, the feoture ;,Pthis hour. ub S at a properlybll ad~ortl":'bu": anti have ·denied' this w..- the ~Y Varian Wilson, a dallgho All pre-school children are up 11, 7:115 a. m.: Br ' !O~e Rutland C eoutll conducted pu c •• •"' • piiTpO'lt of the tratJsfer. _ tor, Mrs. Llda Garland of Gal- IIIV!tud, to the Meigs Countr dtlwn_17, ·7:25a.m.; N' 1.19r. · es lhe fair market ••'~. of 1 , , Upolls ~ercy, and a brother, Boot;noblle , l!ead~arlera, 100 llnaYille up 18, z:so:a. · :; On Caroling Tour proP"TtJ:, but he aald. strict Ott Wilson of IM!Iington. There East Main streell i'oDierdy. - Uilhr, doW!I 11, 7:20 1_ , '!'-:. Memben ol the Rutland Cub :r:til~~r 0:nd~u~~~lewou!~ , • U, • ... lour 1\'anclcibUdren and four , , Ede~ Bolwoi'lb UJ!~ , ~:~ Scouts Pack 240 toured the vU- this time." ll'••t grandchildren. m., van~ Veyar~.<lblfi1 ~t, Iare Dcember 23 oinKing • Services wm he held at 2 p. uo •· m., J~ J, .'il#we ~P. Christmas carols to shut-In• and He namad Special Master m. Salurday, 11 the crow. Hus, . ~1, 8:30 a: m; ~1' Trader others. The group was treate4 George s. Wallaco, a H~ting- Mineral lod(e No. 242 met aell Funeral bome. Rev. wn. down 2'· 1•15 ••,_!!'·· r.~ at many homes. ton attorney. to take testimouy In regular session Janlllll')' S, llam Hatfield wlll officllte and Wblte up II. 1 · ~ { m.;_ Queen. 011 Cub Scouts taklnl part were rometune before January :13 wilh Noble Grand Eric Harl burial wlll be in Lone Oak ceme- WASHINGTON: (UP!) - A ~I? dowlt Zll: 1 ·~•· m:·w~~~ Gary George, Larry and GilT)' lair marKet value and directea presiding. tery.' Frtendo may call at lhe IlK '"' ••cess corporate profits ', up ill, 5.511 •· m.: .·, R,_ Handaley, Gre&D F':~ u.R::t ~- ~all: ~~~~ :~ :~~ District Deputy Grand Mas- funeral home alter 11 a, m., I• the latest propoaal lor IOiv- :~V:~u~ ~:: :·. ~:~ ..PP· James av c e mcs "' c . a ue ter Lorenzo Davis Installed the Friday. rr.a President JobJiBOn'• , JiC'O' ·: -' :.. • May, Mark Morris, Ricky Bol· on January 30. following o!fit·ers lor lhe 1967 blems of financing 1he Vleblam m._, Louisiana Up 21, 3.01! a •. In and Malvin ~eans. Den Mr Greene who also repro- term· Noble Orand Eric Harl: war and the rreat aoelety. m.; Prlnclplo up :az, MOun.; Mothers accompanymeo- them · · ' ll Re- T Cl '·; Mama Lear dbwn Qreenup 5:21) were Mrs. Joan May, ·, Mrs. sents Rolfe and Violet Lee of VIce _Grand, Roher! HI : rustees, er..., . Sen. Philip A. Harl, IUdleh., p. m.; . H. -'E. Wlei d'cilfn Janet Bolin and Mrs. Joanna Galllpc.Us Ferry and L. S. and ':"rding !leCI'ttary, Robert Claf· h auggested ~edl'esdaylhalsklin- Greenup 8:20 P. m.; . l!:IIAlia •, Council. Also atlendlnc were Iaabell Wright of Point Pleas lin; financ1al secretary, Walter To Meet Jan. 12t mlns IIJe cream off blglt Woodo dowu 'Gi-eenlil"f:2& plll-.; , James COUI)ell, Soutmaster, an~ prmclp~ls In the develop. Cleland, and lreuurer, Robert The Meigs County A.un. of corporate rein 'WOUld be a Valvollne down Greenup 1:2!1 and IJIIests, ·Mr. Johft 'lrlley, illg col'PQl'alion. t<lld the court Vau(hln. , Township 'l'ru,steea •'!'I Clerke tno« -~ultable melhod _!# 1, m.; Philip Sponi ,tlqwp #~ Brenda and CraiB Boli~~o · on lndependant appraioer had The Noble Grand • appoint- wm hold its annual 'Dieetlnl al ~alalng qew reve1111e lliag dahl t p.' m.; BOc! -'di!Wit A~: estimated the property at $1.2 menla -for •lhe 11161 term are u B p.m., Tburaday, January ll, mcreulng the personal !nco~ daltl B:l5,;p.DL: • .' • mlUioo. follows: Rl&ht supporler, Jl()b- at the Flrollousi on Condor St. Ia~, ' u~ Meldabl' !·ttl, i : Ill';' t,.;• " Many Olildren Win Mr. Greene, on hehall of the erl Va~~;. Le:.::po':j,~ RelresltliiWI- tlllr be. aerved. ha:''Y consuby~~~rs. 1alrea_.: PAtten dnwtl Melddht '(ii'i'' Lees and Wrights is asking the renzo avos, n, Speal<rr lor tbe evenln( "Ill bt pre 8 pr ceo m.; Role G. up Meldilbl· ·•~!Iii ' Attendance Awards court to the SBA 10 Va~ijjhan; Conductor, Roy Ka~ Bemard Fultz, ptos_peudng at· blglt Interest ~tl:$, ~ a. m.; Hq'uglaiilUip" Mi" Debn Jo Mey and her pay t..~e fair market value or to per, Rlgb~nlc supporler, Or lnrlley. . . . punlahing blow. he askeoj. , ~ldabl 5:40 ,. m.:- Aetn.Lrll1-' brother, Michael, were recog. credit the lair . market value vll Diddle, !,ell s.:"nce support. Olflcen ollhe ~~~~~~tlallon art . : "; tsvWe down Mel4ahl 1:41 '-• lll: , nlzed during the morning serv· •Balnat the outstanding obllg~· er, Charles Tbels~, OuUdeiJIIar· David Koblentz, preslclent. . 0. Jividen Appolbted GaWpollt 114111 ,..-_Dither Ices at the Rullasd Cllurch o! Ilona of the corporations to the dian, Albert Hill, lnaide fiUIT· car Babcock, vloe presldlnt: As Superintendent -Herdman down S:40''JI• 'm.,: 9V- . Cluist on Christmas Day lor federal qency. dian, George Cununlnga, and Clarence Lawrence, aecrellry, PT. PLEA"'"" ~State roo!J ,lW flow~! 7:20 p. ln.r Sou!Mtn . thei rf~ u-• ""' CbapiBID Dale Hill. and uecuUve commltleman __ , I ~""Burl'' S h up 10·115 p m • Lu'"'" ·hfle · r pe ~· a......ance, .,..,. J ... ~~·· ,_,_, UDIII Tb V'•• Orand D•'•rl •-• Orr ' CO....,.$I ODeJ; ,wyerl a~ " • ' ., ' l • ' '' ' ble received a 10 year pin from u-.a .... ~,.we eonw•• new · "'~ ; """' "'"'"' · -: ann~ the ~lntmenl or Lullaa up 12:06 a. m.t llemet '' Sunday School Superintendent llill aPM~n~o the lvllowlng ' as w B Jlvideo of 'Lel!n, ne•r PI •doim 12:10 ., m.: ;ftiol-•p•3:3o ' ' Alf d ft d-' •-his aupporters : Henry Hill, rlaht OEM J[IUJ!!D . · · · .. , ·. - . ' . • Tl.l l do •·• · - •. ' Mr. and Mro. VIctor Braley. . re en r,c.... - - nd H ard Smith, Mlno d uoed Plea!lllil; .. the MUon Cotml7 I. m.. n wp ~- .. ~- -m, Mike was awarded a two year Dies on Wednesday ow r llllll(ted"b"""~-• malale!WIC" superlriteno;lenl,- el, Cudff up U~ ,a.~~ilf., 1 ear opera pin IJOm his teacher, Mn. Carl ••,.......or. · Y rl'lllll fectlve IOdv: The 6tl .year ,. Lewla up·l:lO a. m-.-:·, _ . · Hy..n. Alfred H. Heuclrlcks, 52, or At the cloae of the meet1n1 mond Wells, 23, Rt. 2, Long Jividen . :.U.:!ieda Herherl 81¥- fl' clown 1:30 •· m.; ·iao' ,., ' . Debbie and Mike are 1he ehD- 103 OHve Sl., Parkersburl, died the ll)tmbe!;l enJoytd an oyater Bottom, when . it sbodc and ley, who realgne_d'. last mi.ttlth. 1:\llr&lnla up Ho ~· m.· . · r .'; •-: dren o! Mr. ancr Mrs. BI'IK!e u tl1e .Camden Clark llospllll aupper, prepared by JlfJbtrt ldlled an 11-pomt _buck , deer Aust!Q Clmphell, acting Mason · ~will River- -' •He!tti_::iZ_• M•Y· Mr. May it an ellll!loyee early Wednesday loUowlnJ a Va~ijjhan. two-tenths of a mile well . of County .a~~perlnlendenl durfnc r\c;wn Marmet 1:151. m:;.sea.. of the KY~et Creek Electric IIUIIclan UIDeis. Mr. Hendricks Forked Run Lake oa Rt. ' ut, the tn~!;m. wUI return to , lite er up Winfield 3 a. m ..; ,~les plant and Mrs. May Is em~loy- was a former resident of Wedne!day at 8op.m. Tba previOUI )IDs! of aaslsllnl til K. dowu WIPII~ litl"iitlli\Ged by the Pomeroy National Meigs County, bom In Syracuse .Meigs County Bherlll'a depart- lhi! SRC'o District No. '1 F. Sbearer liP 'Wialleltl '1;" ,•· . Bank, Rutland Branch. M r a. June 21, 191&. He wu the son ment Investigated. mlill!ebance qlneer. m. ·- ·' · ' · May is a Sunday School ltacb- of Jobn and MBgB!e Potts er. Hendricks. He wu a driver lor . the United Dispatch Company Mrs. Wenclell' G. Stutler enter,. I Ill Partersbur&. lllned tht WSCS Of the Syractl!tl _ . Awards Presestted Survivora lllelude his wile, Melhocllst church Tueaday ev- Each rear-end we gather ed po1a proml!od: Pta Lind- c:ustomary ' P ck 240 S Gladys Hendricks; two 110111, entng at bet home, Syracuil. year'• DOles and strom followed mllill 1ngr14 11ddte Fisher a eoub George and Wllllam, both of The llleetlni -in cbarae of scribbles iln4 recap what' B1f1man Into ahowb!J;· ~ackle wu Mr Tbe Rutland CUb Scoull of ~~ke~~ ~ mo!,":• ~!; Mrs. WUilam I!llcblngtr O(ltlled cooked, capered and Gleason'•· rreattot pariner Art from .· Paek 240 wero recently pre- brofr Geor' e ~ndrleb, Par- with devotlona taken from Co- the past 12 months: II waa quite Clmey wao lfivoretd Iller • cot to sented awanls by Jam., Cotm. ..........:. andcbU losslana land a nladllltiOD from a year lor old 1....,.., for In- Jlll'l and- promptly r 8 -,.__1 d: 8~ pe~lll cil, scoutmaster. Mr. Council dren-~ IlK wUI Tbe Upper JlfJom, by Mrs. alance - Jusllco Wm. Doug· Howard wu -Ill wltlt ltltiilty, expressed lhanl<s lo lite Rutland beld· ......... at ~p_ 1-1 the Fraat Wlnebrellller. las, 1111; ·wed 'll'litress ~~·~:I American Lt!gion lor an AnJerl•· '""" • '"" Mrl. ·C, B. W- preaonled Heileman 23· xav1 can flq Pf810Jlted to the I®UIJ. Leavitt Funeral Home In Par· the ]11'011'1111 1oPlc, Tbe Mllll011 u wed 21:1...:-old Sp ~~~~ •. ' Nine Bobcat plbS and loorteen kenb1111. School. ' 'Oiben plll'llclpal.ln& ' Cb . a , f' one and two )'Ill" pilla were SlY• were Mrl Stu~ Mrl Frank er aro, 21, Franlt ,:,, . en to lhe seoull durin& the CaoWEATHEft wm.bftoi.et;" ifl.. B'iehlnger, !w':'"J·~~':ld Mia . :: emonr. Plrllj cleody, etlder to- Mra. John P,o~JI.O• . Mias Mar· Trwnan Capqte •wrote ' ' . '' ,. ~. CUb Scoulo art Robert Car, :a ~ ~ ·· I ~~ana WI... year's best IIOI>'~D book ' llobert WllUaluon, Lany and ' · Cold <'.ash), loaaed BIB o -' Gary Haley Gl'll vu Mellr ......_ ........... COIU. ~- tJsboalpe11 O&Siloo 1he Year at tbe P za whlcbj' Jameo DavJd and llobert oold. . . 48 ~~'j~ wtii!l, reported. <081 onJ¥ about $18,llflll of .. ' CU. Stove Nelson,.llll!l M17, ,.. , ,. _ _ Mro. J n IIIII Mrs. esllmaled ·tz tnllUun ' Mol'lbt Cr=nc·na, -Jill* a.r11, _,. ,·-" , WUUam HOIIdashelt reported on oae-boolt: ~me:. Da•ld ~. Karl! OlblorJ)e. NEW YORX · (UPt) The qtrlstrnu lilts taken to tha Van ~. 35,""' ed • • K'!IIRY liearlte, '!'qmm.y 14wery, loweal temperature reported ~ Hom ,,. card of'thllllka qtd (19) or Ieaguee JflliOS Gobel, Marti t.{orrll. this momtnr to !he U. 8. WBI "Y>J I'! Mrs. Mill')' F'la- er Lee Meyers; David M Grer France, Ec!.,.... Mitchell, Wolber Boruu, . ~ ...,..r'fllt• ~ her. fir!d llbreUista -\be John S. 'ibomu, LonDit llllet ~ and BawaD,mklwu Mlrm MIJI· , tbe lllltllng life~~ Edwatd .Albee and and Wajllle Cotlrlll ....... zero at Be jl, . by llo:o'~ded his $tOO,OtD .. , . Tho, iiiChetl repoilad -.\Vednea- otudJ JamB lllld' 111 Paler, •llreaklast II 'l'llranJ 1~• . ?rWi riND dal "~ 84. at Mlarid, l'la. · · namlnC lilt \oo!l Ufad. _ataJ11W cloP "not' to boN tbe erlllel PbUilp W. -llfllllburt, '' tl, . Cllt If, I ........._~ froiD ~ pullllc." Middleport. baa billll tined f10 _ IIE&VJCE I'LANNEII lba ~ 116re With tha ¥~or Jawn Llno!ny' IUid COlli 011 u lntodi&Uca ~ wm .he aervlcea 11 1he IJI'OtiP ~~ -/ Witb Klll dalload, oquipped b)l charge In Mldclltport ,. ..,_ C. Ml Morllh Baplist Ch\lfeh at JaiMI Yttilod' '~ tht ne;r tionqh )lla 11i'i1 'vtvalcl·out~yj 0. Fllber'l court.•Jefhy " ft. Mlcldleport Sunday at 10:11 I. trllllitllon ; ~ I 'llartdar!l ~ mayoral year llrilll Gllllert; Ill, l!tanto!t, . ~. 1m.:• 1Wltb lite Rev. Rolllnp al llolflt'l iljdl PltUllpl' ~ fila 'tMitt, New Y~•• for!al~ a ~J,tl •.lrcmoD. , . · lranllau..,. l:le!iil ..,.ad, 11 It« iltte bon4 oo ~ d1ar1t· of · rt•"''l!! a . ~lEed by toWid CIIJ. Hall · rttl IIcht: . .. · POMONA TO -MEET the holtft( tit . Of !he ~ repllad :'Wiutl'1 . ,... . . -- , • ,,, 'lilt Miip · Cblmtj Pomon1 IIIHIIn( tb 'W · - , . '101 iltonf'' ;,.' NEED ZIP NI!MA& Orqe irOimtetiD,reautar" '· • · eli wtth Metp Cotulty Auditor ClOI'- lk111 Frida)' at I p.m. II . tht ,_ · wq11AN ~ ·•. _ Jllllehed . don H. ~ . ~1 ~ aU Jlocl: Sprbig, arll!l~ hen llilllt-·~·~f- ·l ltiJ litOr Wm. ~'""*~~ ~ 1he SllrmGr~p -u ~- ~= JIHhar; ..,~ IDc 1illll Into .,. a.-~ ""' _, .,.. - IJl'8l!l W - ~'WU llrUck Ql( ltllillcl "' I caJ' I Jlaalld . Installs New 7967 Off1cers By UnHed Press lntematlonal Eoal (Continued from Pare I) Yeshiva 1M Brklyn Plylech 51 to motorists and Soqtbampton 92 Nyack 52 In eneet for the Mootcl~ir St. 79 Alb311Y !NY) M a mountains where an Adelphi (sflk) 1011 Cathedral 63 Montan Inches of snow New Hampshire 98 Colby 73 . before the GriJ11111,.(D.O.l;.21Frl-llj!lun 54 ~:1·1,rt~,:;:;j -Seton~ LftJ H ' ~ on Its Kings Pf'W Brooklyn Coli !II tho Rockies. St Frnes (NY) 811 Holoiro 7a Scranton 103 Suoquehanna 84 ,. . • E S!Jllsb!IK ~Chee~ , Geoiil'al'!'f vlmh"84 . Edinboro 123 Waynesburg 97 Clarion 119 Indiana St (Po) 86 Hi -- , Hoopltll _ VIsiting St Anselm's 85 Plymouth St 60 hu 4 and 7-1! ~- m. Parents 1 Bryant 74 BenUey 72 .~![~· Pedlalrieo Ward Danbury St 107 Zissloea _ Scott D: Brln·j West New E"iland Coil 74 torlj fl'V~ Rta.; Ernest A. IJersey CitY St 82 Bloomfield 72 · , Mufi villa,.; Mrs. ce- Niagara 83 Buffalo St 67 w~. Mill Creek Rd.: Holy Cross 74 Conn 69 (ot) ~~: :~~:'~~ W. Sims, Crown St Bonvntre 72 Belmt Abbey 46 r.; Margaret w. Tho- Rhode Island 97 Boston U 79 :::~; ~ry C Woreestar Tech 97 Sprngfld 811 • SoUib Br"''lll•r B. Haveu· Mrs. Anthony Tech 96 Wm l Mary 61 : Pt 61i N Caro. St 63 r,lnlon, R.. ' 2I • StJohn's (NY) 74 G·Wash 58 Chilli" II, WasbingtQn " Lee S2 Grt¥bro 75 Ernest L. Brd H pd .g dne gewtr 9l m n Y Y88 : ; : l l7~ w~: ~re~t 7t . lliOhmond 72 David80II 69 w Georgia 89 Piedmont 15 ."'11om . .fot ii ll. Ell<lns, Jacrt•l Nwbry 98 q,u of Chrlsln 56 1 ." A. Layne, wVir 81 'II Beckley 71 Mro. Walter E. CuiSt 102 Mrylnd SilO! Ponll; Pamela S: · Bl GlanvUle et ,)(~~~) Mrs. Fairmont 88 w Llbttty 14 II Bapst, II Brbr Scotia 7f J, Ben· 110 F'la AM 91 "'011"•- XJ.; Mra. Earl Slbn 79 Clladel 7a I, South Pwnt; AU 1111 E Caro 76 L. Sbelor, Ravens- Elon 72 Wofford 71 Rhyne 68 Wsn Caro se Elthlyn L. Calla~be~: JacksoD Sl. 98 Soutllem U. Wurtland Ky . <Ot) . M. Wykl~ Well; 78 Boscayne 5I ' St ii5 Union (Tenn) 47 Mrs s.. E. Elllno J , 11 dMI)l!""w" c:~ · • . o s n .. """"'' 81 datllhter, 2:52 p. m: Butler 95 Bell Sl 91 Mrs. Ooar)es · A. 66 Wisconsin 611 I, ·l.anpvllle, son, 91 Bowlins· Green M W~~- · ·· Miami (Ohio) 8'1 Kent St 49 Steven W. otterbe~6i~:rSt 40 72 Betztng, Mrs: 86 Daven.:.n ~ ;~;~~r~ !Rl~ehard Mich 11! N Dllnoll 72 :P. H. Calvin 79 Alma 7S Mrs. Calvert D. Ket- Hope II% Kalomaroo 70 Charles E. King, Mlch Lutheran t1 Olivet 75 E. McCoy, Loull 114. Esn Mlcb 91 Adrian 80 D, Gaty D. Pu!Uns, Coli 83 Detroit Toeh 70 ~~]~~~~· ~J. De Paul 84 8ellann!ne 63 fMU"' !Duluth) rr N Mlch 84 Gustva-Adlpbus 811 Oonerdla 71 ~- lllutllne 811 AUIIburl 71 tmuna s.tloweoe Arlington S1 N Elal Tuat U t&ity (T..~ • Tel Lulb a Teut Chrata 71 T - Tech • == The men, holh construction workero, were weal< and "t!U'Y' 1•0~1 ..!~~~ ~·=~~:.: I I' I:..r::.r.;:::-....:""..:.:.: ~en;;!Y y=erg.~ n n The ail'!'falirwas bound I O .,\,.F 242 ResU ts A!!: around. Now- the dJ<W 1-n ""I :.'1~~.:~~~~ ":!!~ ~:1 ~=~~b:A~=~~~;-::: traUon lor the flnantlally troub- Bilt 1t 'Willi 112 Communlst last Monday v~·!"«e '"lJOrled during • the pei-lo41. The t; .S dNth toll In se_ven ~Q( !iShting the prevtou• w was lOll. There were .•• } ~ ~•ported lllisolnc m acllon c:AN MAKE Wi"IN 'QJ 0111' A L..!TTER. 7 588 B00ks Circulated . In December . '· WGON (liP!) - Two Amel' wott!DC 1Ift Vlit CoD;. . He llld lllartl7 NOn Ill* , ..... civlllanl releued IJOm The)' llld It -lboir llilllnl re1eue. ~......... ~~~~~ .. . . Vlel care copUYitji'O¥etltd to- whleh KIWIIIJ' bolped .... tbo1r ood pM. ,... rio!w .t/1 • .._. • day the eommUIIIsto 1•v• 111tm u... '!be VIet eo.,. w 111 1 Wife treated." 'nMI VItt 1lant • warm oendon wbidl InCluded "1004 11tllude" u a JtiQIIIre. tbea .,reed to free tllem, ... olngln(, partying and a priC6- ment lor ,.._, anri the !brew 1 larewell PII'IJ'. NEW 5HREWSBI1RY • N.J. Ieos &oft - a .,..UI!CIIIe Jl'llll- A~ tried t. dlalllo1 li Sella llld thee no •'Jlcor. (UP!) - ! twlD. • ~ air ll>C !hem lrnmunl!J 1rc>m recap. cheerful ouUoot by """'· • leo. ll'JI'I wblaky" ... "l lu J Ialii plane embed today In ture tar I$ da~•"Wtlllll 'JIDP Bolla,' "WUd II" •'lclllaeco, ,...,. .. 'IDII foR momenla after takeoff ldllRobert w. Mooahan. 41, of Irish Rose,' anylhlng I h a I ~-" '111ea, .tlli p!!llllo Ill& aU nl1!e...,.... abc>al'\1, fi_X llraoklyn, N. Y., and 'l'hoow R. we tbouthl rt." -11114. C1111ie ' "'' ood ' ~lllfllecl ol lhom cblldron. - Scales. '5, Matamoras, P.a., told them oa lhtlr releoae and ,Killed , _ ~ -p lloi,Qd el(lll newtmen lhot In their seven llftiO!Itell tbe AmerltaM w1111 puaengen. mootha ol captivity they bad · ' certlllc- _,."-'lnc 1111- illlllft. The pllnt had jllat liken oil only one elooe bl'UIIl with death. , _,16-lle Cllplml lbal lba ..., bom lho ll&d Banlt alrporl In Tbat wu during an attack by l ....,. to be bmaune n.t. wheQ II fl'~ to the U. S. planea. . . ""PIW't for tl ~. · ''. - _. 110 _., 111110..., too t•r• ...I..., -u. =.. ". : . ~~.!rPa:~~::~~ ~:a%~ ~:~·~e!'"'ov~o eoca mwN'tm,.fi'.-.tA.t•... ·"J_.. • Viet Cong Had Than Sinsr 'Jin•le BeDs' -:-~:~ ll 9 Die iu Craslt Of• Air Taxi In New Jersey J! IL ' · lJMei..... , • ... ., .,... reported , 5,• American however, that Communist ca· were k11Jed ;n lltlalti., declinllo! durn~& tho llehlilll ~ 1966. final week el tho •ear-from toll DMJ'Iy four 1,001 killed a week oorlier 1D lillf!tr than the year 831. The Sou\h Vielnames• foreeo reported I~ ooldiers yllleod eo.'llalty ,.port kiJled.''l'hb left the al!iei with a 111 Amorlcona "kill" ratio ot 1.1 to I. ~ durin& the The breakdown reportecl oo wl!fik, In spite of 1 two-day the rrumber ot US. s~oemeo 0 oomblt during the In Vielllam at years end truce. lt nJaed S;Mt Included : Army Sll.qoo, Navy o! U.s. - · - - M,OOO, Marine cor ... 61,00.1, Air Vl.u,.m ..;· uu~ Fon:e 51,000 ...: 100 Coast wao o, Qll \!{1 ~I.»L:l <UPJJ-u.s. mllllll'y Iut wtet. 1::~':'~ today lhat U.S. spoil......., il D'IIJ' llellllllel, Nnft.o,4\tldlepon. .. I , ' , i ·' · \ ;_;. -. NCtW ·III The'-ume wipe out a 90-81.deficlt and rout BY DICK THOMAS 1Bobcats 11-55 Ia a squeaker a Southwestern .. - 1 s lilt 145 St. Louts. Jerry West, wbn LI!I(Ue leading Kyger Creek ~couple of nilhts hefore Cbriat- INorlh Galla - o 4 117 ne finished with 35 points. scored goes to Nortb G&Uia (2-2) I IIIIa at KYler Creek, . Tolllo .. · lt 111-seven during the streak and Eastern (2-2) travels to i 'roi!SDAY'S RESVLTS: -. Gall Goodrich had eight of Hanpan Trace (14) Friday night SVAC STANDINGS G.·Nortb ,Gallla 51 lhem. · Southern Vn!ley Albletl< CAD Glmea) GAME _ S: Joe Caldwell led the Hawks action. · 'TEAM W L P at Hannan Trace with 30 while IJIIardo <;oach. Mike Morrlson'a Plr-! Easlem .. .. .. I s 4112 Kyrer Creek at Norlb Galllt Guerin and Len Wilkens, "ho ' atea could play the ·role of the Southwestern .. t I w.l SA'nJIUlAYlS QAMES: •• " usually scored well ngalnst the 'In-'lhll aplnst tl1e Kyger Creek ... t 4 t77 Southwestern at' Eastera Lakers, were held to nve and Jollnny Wick- Hannan Trice . • t tta North Gal- l North Gallla . . . . 2 7 472 front tbree l . . . ~ t.,., Plratea ' sVAC VARSm in lltelr horile pori. , TllAM • . • · A .loaa' fqr !CY&er Creek i ·' · W L P OP mea at teat ~ two way : k~!f 011ek I 1 228 214 · n ilor flrlt p1ce • ,1 th j·l!'""" ~allla ... J I 213 &41 r • ~·,;•. ;, ·!,. ~.'''J' SV~c Varilly ' race. And. H ~i;; . .... · I ~ 280- :141 i could he a thrOe way tie lor !Sptilli,_m. , • I a ~ · top spot'!! t:utern laUa to ~n Tract· ,.,- 1' S ·• ' bY the 'kannlili TraCe 'hiiii · ',It Ul1 'reated linctl ' " ' ' ' .' ' ' io * INVENTOR¥· ·wEEK--'Nb · I ,.,..,._,.mn M wta over ft IVAC ·· '. uiam:s WL' POP .... 4t. Ui'" ...S1 ,lll ' ,_...;..;~:.::::':_;·.:..:·I .I Ut REPACK Frontwbeel bearinss ahould be repacked . every 10,000 mileL �' ' • ' than 5,000 Amen·e:ans --F. h in 66 1etnam 1•ll t a ' v· ~~::~ !!.::! ;~ild oel the 1H6 <011\MI · • lDU for Amorleans II ~ I IC to la:p:lso;. ~~:• Guanlmen. ""'"""'l.li>l yo Jl'[!l' monh. ended :the re~ ~ ~e ddiUon lui Docif<Amm a ~-l~ed 634 •the 1 cans 1 ' ~ intl acu:~.;~: l1j!lll .c ~acted k!tter ftghtm( In the ~IW il!il\fand• durt"i the 'Pik 1st Air Cavalry . 1 multi-company forte, ~ '8as ,no br~al<do - wr _l\t'll' IIIIDY. Amencoros wen p:O: Vietnam , American mtlltary spokesmen reported today. u. s. spok.,men said two Navy jets \m'e shot down by ground fire over coastal North Vlelnam Wednesday, but bnth pilots we'" •aved as they ditched their planes Into the sea The 'downed Ar Skyhawk and Fr Phanton jet were tl1e 152nd and 153rd u. s. air losses ol the war, and gave .United Vlatnam Its first measure of revenge Cor = teek • I CUEM .- 0 f.,._. . ·~T _"....,._ _ I_ . J II I 01 .ACTiJFE - SIAGON (UPn -The Unlted I ,I _)I r In VieUram at tbe 'II ( - ';.& opokeam:.~er:~~ .ftlout 4• - - Frr'st Planes Ofl967 Lost l•:.r.:.-=..I 'h_·I 1QASlJW _I_L _ I I. 1 '0 _ • c0I}ege T·~ uri BRIEFS : ' lor the northeast, on a . roujlne ltldtSOUIISUl!IEI~ I u-u~a l J lhuttle 81(ht. ' • _ ,•• , Killed were olx cblldren and (howoio two adults, all passengera, and .... \~' IUMAC IIATI HKMIJ - · .... J tbe pllot. Identified as Harry ' .,.., ... ,.,....,..... ~ . - - . ~ Bishop cblef pllol of the Red --THI H~IHII .., Bank Air TPI Servlee. . Sale of Resort Delayed by Federal Judge · The HunUngton Herald D h· patch reported lnday -llrmolion ol the sale of the Pltuant Point Resorl to the government waa deferred Wednesday ny Federal Judge Sidney L. Chrlslie to allow the taking of ov1· d the lair market value on t Tb." ~=·~·further reporttd that the q~estlon was the hllh btd of $475,000 !lllbmltted by the Small Busine91 Adminis- of"': . · • led motel and convanunn ~t- Jan)la~ at ~luefteld 8 _heor· er near Point Pleasant at a tng on a motion to dimiSI 1 public aale December 18. ~~ brouaht llr tbe a<>V".rn~enl . agii\D&t 11\0 Lees, 1ht HuntJngm::~to':;,e~"::~ th:~':;:: ton Trust lc SaVlnfll ~"':J a"': .0 ' two , tank trusjees. sw ation that deYeloped 111" resorl, I!OIJibl to IJ,uv~ cleclared void 8 sought the del&y on lhe sronnd trust deed transfer of certain the p:-<lperly Is worth muon real estate o\jljed by the Le•• more than the bid l!y SBA, In Ma•on couniy. which had _19aned money lvr Tbe aovemment <m~ten4s the lis construction. tranai<01' was desl(ned to binder The JudR• noltd the Wesl the covernment from collecUng =~ ~';,~~vr~O: ~ =:.= _ -• = 1: » ~ 12 =) 1 ! SChedole IIIWwllanl co11ap baabtat CJjjc!rmall . _, ~.,. (f,.) II , ~ tPa.) ,t ~~ at Deti\IU at Clevtlll!d Stile : - " 111 -CRiedlll ll ~ : qltiQ - ~ Th M ........"... ....._.ule roamlDI through South e e.. s ""''"" .......,.~, \'letnam jug(eo. l!Vinl ana In December lriVeled 7.~ miles, was nino dayo on tbt road, made 11 community stops and 18 so;hool stops, clrculaUnl 7,588 bo<*s. Llbrarian Velma Plkkoj1 JBld this wu an -Increue o! ~1 of Char1es WiJson D' W dnesd Ies e ay =:.~v~e:-'~: PT. PLEASANT - Charles ':: Joseph Wlloon, 'Ill, a resident creasea of t'IJ hi Juvenile ·ficUon of 8119 27th St., died Wednes- and 2141 In adult Oclloll. Other day night )n Holzer Hospital categories )Vere less. ·; lollowinR an eight weeks Ill- '!'here ,..-...! 110 ne" l'ellllriiness. He wu a ship carpenter UODJ In December. Htihell clr~~ the Marietll· Manufacbn<- culallon was 1,117 In, one day, tng Co., lor 35 yeara, prior to and the lowetlli65. • his retirement. He '11'88 a mem- The attonlloll of parenlo 11 be 1 Trl II)' Methodi t church In 'ted to rrld 'J0·30 to ro n a • 11~30 anda~ . Rnur Mr. Wilson was bom at Hen· 10; ~'!,. child~~rli!t derson on May I, 1.888, son of and am• HO'II' ..; !belate Andrew and,Uda Hen- Ualen..; a~~ and bO'II' to derson Wilson. take core of lcture boob Ire '*"""' 1 River News .:" - ..;..... Gcaap ~- iiau-·; !i Dam • 1u; 1u, rtiii•i•~F rol '1; • 1-' :.:. oni>t. ~:~~~~y-illn"t: 1.13 'IIIlo · ~ ' , ·l,4t ~tng,"~ ~w.{l: '•""· LOndO!! lnd Mamef dainl 1 1 ~,::.~ " =•e~ 2 Boat Movt~~~tali and . 1m. Cr . _ u lt• 8•15 aiv.,.f· ste".;. up 14 1•15 9 m . ·Crln J u 14 ·11 : · • ·• r. ~ \.p -~ P3~· ~~~ ~ do --•5 1 ' 1 1111 " do"" ' ' :• ' ·: ~~~'~ .... ~ 16, 5.51i. a, m., H 1 r r 1 uyer down 11, 7:15 I. m.; Clndy K. up IT,_ I a. m.:..,-tjaljj!r , Becl!jord up 17, 3:t5 bOat .up 17, 3:~ a.m.:~~~ Bruee up 17, 4.111 ;a. m..- tf:'f, =!; Po..; •·'!'·' f"'· -:;'~/":,:~at: ~-~Jf! a. - Hart Wants to •: Skim off Cream . r:": :C, reqwre' warr-e.t C:. :r;-:::.:.:J - Mrs. Stutler IS HosteSS of WSCS H at ome .J . It% ll'ol·ce b; 0. •ra!ter 0 = eou.: ... . · _,·, WOtRLO- . S.uvqe rumj:::1 ::,:1 ftfll4tiJr _ :1.belt~· . ~ liP.~- nutllber i':M:.but'- ••_ l oa. All w~ Jllaht" ail ,_, ·~· ~Mii'pllp;....,., ..,...,_ II'!.!II'J~~~~~ ~.w•;,M..'%.,,...,.-.... . , " ~~~~--~ ' _, ' ' . !fi ! . . . :re · · 8· B . -, It . ' · '·'· ' ~J ' re-ltllttr Pomeroy Pan~ '~ lllrtllni to itllowllC !he . • bollday break, wW 10 to the • ' bardboanla twice thiJ weetoeod IIOOSTON -~UPI) • - Journey. Colleh IIUQ Moore'l Panlllmen ~ Lee Maye and '"· with I ..-;! ol W lor • .11m bolh a and both SEOAL and 4J overall , ..,., 1 !Itt • - · lrlll boot the Jac:Uoa 1ronmen btsOball clube W..,_ on Friday ru,bt and travel .• , . · ' \to Racine for 1 c:luh wltb lh• ,' ~ Houill!G ~· dealt 5?"tbem 1'ornldoea Saturday · llfiY'! and mlDor )eapo catcher nilbL : ,It., lll!u' to lho Clevellm!l JD. Tbo Panther carer• will have Tile ="ail "'"* ·, .,lldlld ( I I I \ I • wm: tut out 1or lbemlcalnlt JocPon, Gai!Ipollt 1111 1ocored Ht pollllo thlJ ...... I night, ~ b!' era~ Friday whell tltt lroltmu roll Wellatoa ...., ~ the Moip compal<d to 5311 b.f oppooiUon 1 Slone pn:oently have _ a z.s IIIIo town. Jacbon will be out Counti1na ...,. pick<! to b th tellml. ' Pome~W~Y hl8 t.allied m slate. to · - I lUI upset by cellar · dweners In pre-aea100 polll!l compared to 141 by opRonnie Logan, Panther 1011• Pomeroy December 2t. preclletlobS of oporta scribes position <lulls. ior center, hu led the Porn. , and broadcuten. Southern 11M! team which eroy team in league ICOrlng D;: ~co=Uy ~ JackiOn, In aU Jit!IOS, have wUI holt POIUtJW Saturday I With a 1.1.1 avera&e Iller alx ' . ._... place In lbe SEOAL, ' with 1 1-Z alate. Jacbon, a , lui baU club, iJ U overall. Pomeroy, on the olber band, hl8 won lu(UO eonlestl a· . I '::{:-::~ 1: ·HomeR~cordAtStak~ . ~ Athens-Nelsonville Clash ~QRK A)ron F d J T SEO B I H c t Ad t I ! orne our van age s ·Disappearing Around ·Ohio bl~utlooal wit~ re~itinlng in bit 'II llelrl ..... and 21 free lorwar11 pool. . . tbrowl 1or a poiDls. Wbaley 1 ......... , -ae lJ tho leodin• l ...,.._ _.Bill. .......,.. .... "' ""~ Panther point-~etter, .leoling end are by ·Ill, Panlhtn has beetl -lert- 1ViniDn Caunty ....uy balanced. At least ,_ era II ~ u:: ::.:: ri~~alao. . : : di~ -~ •-- ru.,., -N enlly. 'Eutem, Roondln1 out tho Pomeroy 1 tand. and star1inC line-up lor thiJ week Sa~ Bj Uollod ....... streak to eight • with 11 :30 to 92-91 ,; . NJW, (UP!) The home team still may hard-fought 98-91 . the final secOnds, Center Walt ;;u,~ty._ wtlh !'. 1•·1 ~. have J big edi• In basketball,: Confertnce WID at Bowli~ Piatkowski scored 23 point• and ~ til be ]8li<ed .. third , J_ but a look at Wednesday night's Green, while Dayton had to get grabbed 14 reboun<is tor Bow~)1#1 ~ -1~ ~ ', ~lilted~ ~ - Coach cituct McAfee's leallpe-leadlnc Athens BuiJ· Ohio coHere action •hows th< help from reserve forward Gene ling Green. • >;t'ti~l~-~~~~~ ·colleaf 'Jia.. dogs will bo.rtt Nelsonville Friday night tn the South· visitors comln& out on 1Dp in Kla'l!. to ed(e Xavier 75-72. • ··~ -ra~,.. ~tiled-' h,ere. eastern Ohio League' a top contest. ' aU five rames. May Al<l ltla11 Seore Miami'~ deliberate offense • i!li ' . .iiiM~ Kentucky WesleThe defending champloruo hope to make Coach Bob Admittedly. unbeaten Toledo The Flyers, now 11·1, trailed was ioo much for tmdel'lllBnned • . ' !!' •;tJilii·illlh"l: &-0 tieord, fiad ' u Sheskey's Greyhounds their 34th straight home court and once-beaten Dayton had by as much as 14 points in the Kent State. which suff..-ed its • '' .••1 1~'i' !!lace voles ·aad · • S24 viatim. Athens hasn't loll at 1 their bands 1\111 on foreign first half before Don May "''h . u-aight setback m a mis- : 1-por'nti( l · · : ' -, home since January, 1963. shaoting for tbeir flftll straight courts, but tbet were up scored a tiasket- te put Daytun erable l-7 start .. Tire Redsk_ins • . :!' ! -· · ·. · Last year, at Nel.aoPvtlle. the confereoce · triwnplo. :!IBainsl some pretty good oppo- m front for keeps, I!U2. Klaus led all the way m the opemng • '.: -Sbeskey men •napped Athens' Coach · Caol Wolfe's Middle- altioll In Bo.wling -Green and then tollowed witb sit c:onsecu- Mtd·American game ,.,. botn • , · . ' ' : ; · '· · .• q;,~·rgin., ,can be ju~ 1 ~~~ : YORK (UPI) ~nald iii-Rame SEOAL winning streak port Yellow Jackets bope to xavier. live points to wrap tlung• up learns as Jerry Fosher led the • 1>fl.~-· <lf -the Ualyerslty of \: Day- IJ9.M. Tbe Bulldogs, with lhls move up In the league alanrilngs In the other three games. Mi· for Dayton. way With 17 points . • damaging as ilnder,charging-50 . "':' joii~I!UI!_e!baD . Ill(~ · ·: ·'w~ still In mind, will be OU\ for re- with a victory over WeUaton at ami had thinga oomporativety Klaus scorf!( 22 points in Car loa Gets II : get this protected hlt(ery that's. -~ , -r :'lfl!l, ~ tn vqe Friday nl(hl. Wellston. MilS - . • il-2 ..., at Kent Slate as the Red· win, '!'hile Xavier's Otterbein's Don Carlo~ scored o 300.% more resistant to _. or •,. otalslfc~ '1!1el¥4 · t<jt!~y- _by:the Sbould the HOitllds upset AHS, league record. Wellston Is 1-5 skins turned In a methodical Rackley collected 21 and ~~ points, nine of _them coming • _ ..r.arg' g for s~ II J• l'•"o<!i' Un.. Na~!- Collerja~ Athl•llc: Bu• the McAieemen would still rt· m conferenco play. . 8'1-49 victory : Otterbein bested 25 rebounds. m a , ur(e early m the second • U'CI .,., tn ... '."' "• . -~•et. •. nau, •; ; ,- · main In UDCIIJpuled firat place Jaekson wU! oeek revenge al Central State &1-40 at Wilber- Toledo's sensational half that pot the Cardinals into : ... :-~-- --: , ·, since runntEUp -J~kson has lost Pomerey. Last week, \he .sur- force, and Geneva of Pennsyl- more Steve )llix Jl a_commanding 37-22 ,lead. The • _: '~CUSj!:, 'N.Y. (UPl) : - twe conference games. prising Purple Panthers of vanla walloped. hapless Walsh points in the win over Bowling vtctory was Otterbem • sixth in • Green. but the underdog F.al- seven starts, while Central • . ~offe- ~ was named IHII Alben• enters the oontesl Coaeh Ruoo Moore upset the of Canton 111).83, • : ~late tiooiball - Chaniplon with a 6-t aeason record. Ne~ lronmen 62-58 at Jackson. Toledo ran its unbeaten cons cut the margin !rom State is 3-4. : • : Thilr,tday · . by_· ·the- .·Footlian son ville Is 4-4, havln( won three Fotlr non • league aamea a'" Tonight. nine games tnvoiving , •\Vrl~ ASsoclation of A~ca straight alter suffering three acbeduled Saturday night. CoOhio teams are on the slale • LEADER .XP . -In ~ :~111Y"b!llotl)li. Mld consecutive defeats. lumbus Easlmoor will visit headed by Tul•a at Cmcmnati . : ~:.~ · thet eliijiJII~oil of' post-oeason At GallipoUa, Coach Duke Athens, Marion • FrankUn will m 0 Mos""'" Valley Cooferenoe , QET RaAL PROTECTION- STOP ·TMR ' li' \KIWI •••, : . - '. . . Burson's Blue Devils woold like journey •to Logan, Pomeroy clash. The only_ conference - .. ·-'. ' . ~· .,ruers' ]lltllel 'o! ~ lo start the new year out witb plays at Racine and Wellston gam~, is the "!id.(}hjo Confer,_ .._, . j ; rl!l\'11 :¥lcl)igan-state· No. 2 ind a victory jn Southeastern Ohio wlll travel t. Chillicothe. •nco tilt ~tween Wilmington Alab8!11a the third top team In League play. By United """" International In the other two games, and Cedarv1Ue. the national.' No - other achOola Tbe Galliano are currently AHL Staatllnp The Pblladelphia '/tiers are Deteroit edged Baltimore 132-126 Elsewhere, it's Alliance ot , ,;.~ ~-- in the voting. resting in last place with an 0-tJ By Ualttd Press IDterutloaal halfway home and you don't in double overtime and Los Pennsylvania at Steubenville. i .· -; , , mark. During the past two . Eutera Dlvlrion have to worry about theni but Angeles whipped St: Louis, 122- St. Vincent of Pennsylvania at I , MARCO rSi,AND, Fla. (UPI) years, GABS has lost 10 straight w. L. T. Pia. It'll take some doing for them 101. Youngstown, Baldwin . Wallace - .A Memorial iold inumaml'lll conference games. Coach Bob Hershey 20 11 4 44 to hetler their first half mark in The 76ers jumped to a 37-30 at Detroit, Ashland at Clevelor,tbe late Toay Lema, -with aU Combo' tall Chieftains wlU bt Quebec Ia !2 3 39 the second half of the season. ftrol period lead and boosted it land State, Western Reserve at - P~ .goJns to his lavorit,e BaiUmore 15 13 2 322 Tbe 76ers reached the mid- to 51·34 midway in the second Oberlin. Findlay at Defiance I ehitrlf1, wu announced loday, l2 17 3 27 point of the 196UI National quarter althou(h the Bulls and Heidelberg at Ohio North· 1 Tbe. tournament willhe 1 4 22 27 15 Baoketball . Associatlo~ seasoo narrowed tho deficit to 114-55 at ern. pliytd on Feb. 2'1 over lht Western Dlvlolea l'lednesday night with a 13ft.115 haUtime and 92-86 going Into the Marco Island Country club w. L. T. Pia. victory over lht Chicago Bulls last period . ~at whleh t...ma aerved as 21 a 3 15 to booot tbeir receord to an But the 76ers pulled away In I ~~ pro until he wu killed Rochester 20 11 2 2!22 incredible 37•3 record, the hest the fmal period to win It easily ~ - ~· airplane craah lui July Bob Lewis with II polnl! Cleveland 16 12 3 35 mark in the history 01 as Billy Cunningham finished ., Pal Archer with 10 led the Buffalo 5 25 S 15 ' professional sports a( the With 21 polnt5 and Wilt 1 ,,. .. ' dleport lfigh School Wednelday'o Reoolta halfway point. Chamberlain added 21 points, 25 · L!l\'1 At{QELES (UPI) _ basketball team to a 42-32 Cleve 10 SpriJ11fleld 2 If the 76ers conUnue their reboonds and n;ne assists. TI~:;,DJ:• for the Jan. pace lor tho full·' ao · game Player-coach Dave DeBuss15 tcitji. over ~utland freshmen Pittsburgh 7 Hershey 1 ~pet_,,.,.l\'\181ite between the Wednesday m Rutland (Only gamea acbeduled) season, they wtll finl•h with a chere brought Detroit from Qreen· Bay ~ and · the &Ym• ~ ' "" .,.... m -74-8 record. '-h'nd 'th ti · f. ld a1 :KansaHllly Chiefs were expect- Rice bad 14 and Hawklna II AI.•~~ I An · The 76ero who have -split four "':1 ~ ; a :,;;.n 1~ft go_ e!f_. to. ta11e 1 aharp J·ump loda . Y for R_utland. It was the aecond games with the Boston Celtics -WI 1 1. 11 seco d .. 1 d t~n ~ MHS fro b h" . regu a 10n me an u•en e 1:e lr igbt I when-they irere made a..Uable 8 a w n ,.,. s · t " sea80n, are 35-l agamst the Pistons to the double overtime 'lover thet eoiJJiterh · for , the agaln.at no losses. rest of ~e league and have won victory. Don Obi's jumpshot put l!rsl-tkne. , . · . Other Middy scorers were 32 stratght regular season I Baltimore ahead IIO-I08 with 55 SIJ(es stil-ted -11 l •a.m (PST) Cunningham 3, Walters 7, Tangames at home over the past ods 1 It but 10 do al ~ll!lu& ::a.enetes ,;...... ,..... neblll S and Hackett 6. For ! !woN ytears. h . t lsecateor, DeB~··schere ...:ecod"on BRAKE ADJUSTMENT · '·t '.w. ...~ • 'C•"' . 1'". """' . ' Rutland Hal_ .. ey had 2, Carter 3, I •• . uu ~loll-"" ~om __ .,~ o earn as ever ·won more h' . . to~ nd lh 8 a""·~--· . . , ~N and Schlllirig 2. than 62 - games . durlnl the ,. u_p.m se e game mto Ou.r akilled mechanic• Precision hal~/ .-"""':ata.Dibl ,'f/,1100 ,ol.lhe Jll!""bo4tdo - - -- -- overtime adjtWt brakea IIDd extend• tire life_ regular season-the figure Bos· · add Jlllid if a.-led Weigbt.ainduded. ' 11(et"e. • ·&olns-.for 'fU, tllffereneo may Indicate. ton set in lii6US. The c- 81- DeBusschere•s basket gave 'IO, '" M- ·' · Walker, a &-loot~• -•or ..,. winning percentage was .817""set Detroit a 120-118 lead in the Nlii"' "'OII.lc , 'u!i ·.. .. ,- guard !rom Boaton, sported a by the old Washln(tOii club in first overtime but rookie Jack ·~·:Jim ~aU!- Pro- _game averare. of 21.1111 In 10 !1116-4? with 1 4,_11 mark and Marin lrtt on a Zf-foot jumper at _I.e • _ . cindOr - · and Ramea, to a 28.87 marl: hold by right now with a 374 mark, the b~zzert o Ioree the second ...~ . W. AI . , . are clos- the 7-loot-1 lneh UCLA sophoPlrtladeelphla has a' _925 -perce~: overt1me. Delrolt scored mne of WHEEL er - -!hem e_lj]hl-:'n<;h helpt 1more, Alcindor. tage. · the first II points in the second BEARING 1 •• • extra stanza and then breezed · · \ · '· • ' •• • < ·, i ri av n op att e ·.·PEN -L .HIES,: ., ; as ·'·'S, !" ., '" .-- 76ers R_eachHa}fway pomt • w·IthRecord37•3 NBA Mark ,aJier r..!".O::: , l _ ; :!"".::: _'!' Rizer Oil Cq,;r . Lewis Leads - :;;;;=-::===-=====-=-==::-.-:-=:-----------,....,. Frosh to Win CAR .SAFETY fRVICEIVALUE. · .. va.;i: · :.f!ir(J.~es_._-. Host Bobcats, -Eaales :~:ew~~?B~.~~ew:: 0 :. T,~av_:~~~-.·' To Merceroille. Friday · ·. :J:~"~~i~~~; ~~:ig~ 2!i and Eddie Miles 26. Ohl led 'J ilu(heo ' : 8/)!Jrt~ Panthers · 1 n T~o _ · Big ' , f;a ( m~s Th _ is. Weeke _ n. d~:;;:;;;,~~~WID.. -; ,· ' renner. ' 1. Bro'0 d'WtJ''tt .' :•. ' \'., ' ' BERRll5 =, "::.a.lftdtew-:'. ' , .• 1 man ~···· . Virginia rule that the nigh bid : f : He lo survived by his wile, the feoture ;,Pthis hour. ub S at a properlybll ad~ortl":'bu": anti have ·denied' this w..- the ~Y Varian Wilson, a dallgho All pre-school children are up 11, 7:115 a. m.: Br ' !O~e Rutland C eoutll conducted pu c •• •"' • piiTpO'lt of the tratJsfer. _ tor, Mrs. Llda Garland of Gal- IIIV!tud, to the Meigs Countr dtlwn_17, ·7:25a.m.; N' 1.19r. · es lhe fair market ••'~. of 1 , , Upolls ~ercy, and a brother, Boot;noblle , l!ead~arlera, 100 llnaYille up 18, z:so:a. · :; On Caroling Tour proP"TtJ:, but he aald. strict Ott Wilson of IM!Iington. There East Main streell i'oDierdy. - Uilhr, doW!I 11, 7:20 1_ , '!'-:. Memben ol the Rutland Cub :r:til~~r 0:nd~u~~~lewou!~ , • U, • ... lour 1\'anclcibUdren and four , , Ede~ Bolwoi'lb UJ!~ , ~:~ Scouts Pack 240 toured the vU- this time." ll'••t grandchildren. m., van~ Veyar~.<lblfi1 ~t, Iare Dcember 23 oinKing • Services wm he held at 2 p. uo •· m., J~ J, .'il#we ~P. Christmas carols to shut-In• and He namad Special Master m. Salurday, 11 the crow. Hus, . ~1, 8:30 a: m; ~1' Trader others. The group was treate4 George s. Wallaco, a H~ting- Mineral lod(e No. 242 met aell Funeral bome. Rev. wn. down 2'· 1•15 ••,_!!'·· r.~ at many homes. ton attorney. to take testimouy In regular session Janlllll')' S, llam Hatfield wlll officllte and Wblte up II. 1 · ~ { m.;_ Queen. 011 Cub Scouts taklnl part were rometune before January :13 wilh Noble Grand Eric Harl burial wlll be in Lone Oak ceme- WASHINGTON: (UP!) - A ~I? dowlt Zll: 1 ·~•· m:·w~~~ Gary George, Larry and GilT)' lair marKet value and directea presiding. tery.' Frtendo may call at lhe IlK '"' ••cess corporate profits ', up ill, 5.511 •· m.: .·, R,_ Handaley, Gre&D F':~ u.R::t ~- ~all: ~~~~ :~ :~~ District Deputy Grand Mas- funeral home alter 11 a, m., I• the latest propoaal lor IOiv- :~V:~u~ ~:: :·. ~:~ ..PP· James av c e mcs "' c . a ue ter Lorenzo Davis Installed the Friday. rr.a President JobJiBOn'• , JiC'O' ·: -' :.. • May, Mark Morris, Ricky Bol· on January 30. following o!fit·ers lor lhe 1967 blems of financing 1he Vleblam m._, Louisiana Up 21, 3.01! a •. In and Malvin ~eans. Den Mr Greene who also repro- term· Noble Orand Eric Harl: war and the rreat aoelety. m.; Prlnclplo up :az, MOun.; Mothers accompanymeo- them · · ' ll Re- T Cl '·; Mama Lear dbwn Qreenup 5:21) were Mrs. Joan May, ·, Mrs. sents Rolfe and Violet Lee of VIce _Grand, Roher! HI : rustees, er..., . Sen. Philip A. Harl, IUdleh., p. m.; . H. -'E. Wlei d'cilfn Janet Bolin and Mrs. Joanna Galllpc.Us Ferry and L. S. and ':"rding !leCI'ttary, Robert Claf· h auggested ~edl'esdaylhalsklin- Greenup 8:20 P. m.; . l!:IIAlia •, Council. Also atlendlnc were Iaabell Wright of Point Pleas lin; financ1al secretary, Walter To Meet Jan. 12t mlns IIJe cream off blglt Woodo dowu 'Gi-eenlil"f:2& plll-.; , James COUI)ell, Soutmaster, an~ prmclp~ls In the develop. Cleland, and lreuurer, Robert The Meigs County A.un. of corporate rein 'WOUld be a Valvollne down Greenup 1:2!1 and IJIIests, ·Mr. Johft 'lrlley, illg col'PQl'alion. t<lld the court Vau(hln. , Township 'l'ru,steea •'!'I Clerke tno« -~ultable melhod _!# 1, m.; Philip Sponi ,tlqwp #~ Brenda and CraiB Boli~~o · on lndependant appraioer had The Noble Grand • appoint- wm hold its annual 'Dieetlnl al ~alalng qew reve1111e lliag dahl t p.' m.; BOc! -'di!Wit A~: estimated the property at $1.2 menla -for •lhe 11161 term are u B p.m., Tburaday, January ll, mcreulng the personal !nco~ daltl B:l5,;p.DL: • .' • mlUioo. follows: Rl&ht supporler, Jl()b- at the Flrollousi on Condor St. Ia~, ' u~ Meldabl' !·ttl, i : Ill';' t,.;• " Many Olildren Win Mr. Greene, on hehall of the erl Va~~;. Le:.::po':j,~ RelresltliiWI- tlllr be. aerved. ha:''Y consuby~~~rs. 1alrea_.: PAtten dnwtl Melddht '(ii'i'' Lees and Wrights is asking the renzo avos, n, Speal<rr lor tbe evenln( "Ill bt pre 8 pr ceo m.; Role G. up Meldilbl· ·•~!Iii ' Attendance Awards court to the SBA 10 Va~ijjhan; Conductor, Roy Ka~ Bemard Fultz, ptos_peudng at· blglt Interest ~tl:$, ~ a. m.; Hq'uglaiilUip" Mi" Debn Jo Mey and her pay t..~e fair market value or to per, Rlgb~nlc supporler, Or lnrlley. . . . punlahing blow. he askeoj. , ~ldabl 5:40 ,. m.:- Aetn.Lrll1-' brother, Michael, were recog. credit the lair . market value vll Diddle, !,ell s.:"nce support. Olflcen ollhe ~~~~~~tlallon art . : "; tsvWe down Mel4ahl 1:41 '-• lll: , nlzed during the morning serv· •Balnat the outstanding obllg~· er, Charles Tbels~, OuUdeiJIIar· David Koblentz, preslclent. . 0. Jividen Appolbted GaWpollt 114111 ,..-_Dither Ices at the Rullasd Cllurch o! Ilona of the corporations to the dian, Albert Hill, lnaide fiUIT· car Babcock, vloe presldlnt: As Superintendent -Herdman down S:40''JI• 'm.,: 9V- . Cluist on Christmas Day lor federal qency. dian, George Cununlnga, and Clarence Lawrence, aecrellry, PT. PLEA"'"" ~State roo!J ,lW flow~! 7:20 p. ln.r Sou!Mtn . thei rf~ u-• ""' CbapiBID Dale Hill. and uecuUve commltleman __ , I ~""Burl'' S h up 10·115 p m • Lu'"'" ·hfle · r pe ~· a......ance, .,..,. J ... ~~·· ,_,_, UDIII Tb V'•• Orand D•'•rl •-• Orr ' CO....,.$I ODeJ; ,wyerl a~ " • ' ., ' l • ' '' ' ble received a 10 year pin from u-.a .... ~,.we eonw•• new · "'~ ; """' "'"'"' · -: ann~ the ~lntmenl or Lullaa up 12:06 a. m.t llemet '' Sunday School Superintendent llill aPM~n~o the lvllowlng ' as w B Jlvideo of 'Lel!n, ne•r PI •doim 12:10 ., m.: ;ftiol-•p•3:3o ' ' Alf d ft d-' •-his aupporters : Henry Hill, rlaht OEM J[IUJ!!D . · · · .. , ·. - . ' . • Tl.l l do •·• · - •. ' Mr. and Mro. VIctor Braley. . re en r,c.... - - nd H ard Smith, Mlno d uoed Plea!lllil; .. the MUon Cotml7 I. m.. n wp ~- .. ~- -m, Mike was awarded a two year Dies on Wednesday ow r llllll(ted"b"""~-• malale!WIC" superlriteno;lenl,- el, Cudff up U~ ,a.~~ilf., 1 ear opera pin IJOm his teacher, Mn. Carl ••,.......or. · Y rl'lllll fectlve IOdv: The 6tl .year ,. Lewla up·l:lO a. m-.-:·, _ . · Hy..n. Alfred H. Heuclrlcks, 52, or At the cloae of the meet1n1 mond Wells, 23, Rt. 2, Long Jividen . :.U.:!ieda Herherl 81¥- fl' clown 1:30 •· m.; ·iao' ,., ' . Debbie and Mike are 1he ehD- 103 OHve Sl., Parkersburl, died the ll)tmbe!;l enJoytd an oyater Bottom, when . it sbodc and ley, who realgne_d'. last mi.ttlth. 1:\llr&lnla up Ho ~· m.· . · r .'; •-: dren o! Mr. ancr Mrs. BI'IK!e u tl1e .Camden Clark llospllll aupper, prepared by JlfJbtrt ldlled an 11-pomt _buck , deer Aust!Q Clmphell, acting Mason · ~will River- -' •He!tti_::iZ_• M•Y· Mr. May it an ellll!loyee early Wednesday loUowlnJ a Va~ijjhan. two-tenths of a mile well . of County .a~~perlnlendenl durfnc r\c;wn Marmet 1:151. m:;.sea.. of the KY~et Creek Electric IIUIIclan UIDeis. Mr. Hendricks Forked Run Lake oa Rt. ' ut, the tn~!;m. wUI return to , lite er up Winfield 3 a. m ..; ,~les plant and Mrs. May Is em~loy- was a former resident of Wedne!day at 8op.m. Tba previOUI )IDs! of aaslsllnl til K. dowu WIPII~ litl"iitlli\Ged by the Pomeroy National Meigs County, bom In Syracuse .Meigs County Bherlll'a depart- lhi! SRC'o District No. '1 F. Sbearer liP 'Wialleltl '1;" ,•· . Bank, Rutland Branch. M r a. June 21, 191&. He wu the son ment Investigated. mlill!ebance qlneer. m. ·- ·' · ' · May is a Sunday School ltacb- of Jobn and MBgB!e Potts er. Hendricks. He wu a driver lor . the United Dispatch Company Mrs. Wenclell' G. Stutler enter,. I Ill Partersbur&. lllned tht WSCS Of the Syractl!tl _ . Awards Presestted Survivora lllelude his wile, Melhocllst church Tueaday ev- Each rear-end we gather ed po1a proml!od: Pta Lind- c:ustomary ' P ck 240 S Gladys Hendricks; two 110111, entng at bet home, Syracuil. year'• DOles and strom followed mllill 1ngr14 11ddte Fisher a eoub George and Wllllam, both of The llleetlni -in cbarae of scribbles iln4 recap what' B1f1man Into ahowb!J;· ~ackle wu Mr Tbe Rutland CUb Scoull of ~~ke~~ ~ mo!,":• ~!; Mrs. WUilam I!llcblngtr O(ltlled cooked, capered and Gleason'•· rreattot pariner Art from .· Paek 240 wero recently pre- brofr Geor' e ~ndrleb, Par- with devotlona taken from Co- the past 12 months: II waa quite Clmey wao lfivoretd Iller • cot to sented awanls by Jam., Cotm. ..........:. andcbU losslana land a nladllltiOD from a year lor old 1....,.., for In- Jlll'l and- promptly r 8 -,.__1 d: 8~ pe~lll cil, scoutmaster. Mr. Council dren-~ IlK wUI Tbe Upper JlfJom, by Mrs. alance - Jusllco Wm. Doug· Howard wu -Ill wltlt ltltiilty, expressed lhanl<s lo lite Rutland beld· ......... at ~p_ 1-1 the Fraat Wlnebrellller. las, 1111; ·wed 'll'litress ~~·~:I American Lt!gion lor an AnJerl•· '""" • '"" Mrl. ·C, B. W- preaonled Heileman 23· xav1 can flq Pf810Jlted to the I®UIJ. Leavitt Funeral Home In Par· the ]11'011'1111 1oPlc, Tbe Mllll011 u wed 21:1...:-old Sp ~~~~ •. ' Nine Bobcat plbS and loorteen kenb1111. School. ' 'Oiben plll'llclpal.ln& ' Cb . a , f' one and two )'Ill" pilla were SlY• were Mrl Stu~ Mrl Frank er aro, 21, Franlt ,:,, . en to lhe seoull durin& the CaoWEATHEft wm.bftoi.et;" ifl.. B'iehlnger, !w':'"J·~~':ld Mia . :: emonr. Plrllj cleody, etlder to- Mra. John P,o~JI.O• . Mias Mar· Trwnan Capqte •wrote ' ' . '' ,. ~. CUb Scoulo art Robert Car, :a ~ ~ ·· I ~~ana WI... year's best IIOI>'~D book ' llobert WllUaluon, Lany and ' · Cold <'.ash), loaaed BIB o -' Gary Haley Gl'll vu Mellr ......_ ........... COIU. ~- tJsboalpe11 O&Siloo 1he Year at tbe P za whlcbj' Jameo DavJd and llobert oold. . . 48 ~~'j~ wtii!l, reported. <081 onJ¥ about $18,llflll of .. ' CU. Stove Nelson,.llll!l M17, ,.. , ,. _ _ Mro. J n IIIII Mrs. esllmaled ·tz tnllUun ' Mol'lbt Cr=nc·na, -Jill* a.r11, _,. ,·-" , WUUam HOIIdashelt reported on oae-boolt: ~me:. Da•ld ~. Karl! OlblorJ)e. NEW YORX · (UPt) The qtrlstrnu lilts taken to tha Van ~. 35,""' ed • • K'!IIRY liearlte, '!'qmm.y 14wery, loweal temperature reported ~ Hom ,,. card of'thllllka qtd (19) or Ieaguee JflliOS Gobel, Marti t.{orrll. this momtnr to !he U. 8. WBI "Y>J I'! Mrs. Mill')' F'la- er Lee Meyers; David M Grer France, Ec!.,.... Mitchell, Wolber Boruu, . ~ ...,..r'fllt• ~ her. fir!d llbreUista -\be John S. 'ibomu, LonDit llllet ~ and BawaD,mklwu Mlrm MIJI· , tbe lllltllng life~~ Edwatd .Albee and and Wajllle Cotlrlll ....... zero at Be jl, . by llo:o'~ded his $tOO,OtD .. , . Tho, iiiChetl repoilad -.\Vednea- otudJ JamB lllld' 111 Paler, •llreaklast II 'l'llranJ 1~• . ?rWi riND dal "~ 84. at Mlarid, l'la. · · namlnC lilt \oo!l Ufad. _ataJ11W cloP "not' to boN tbe erlllel PbUilp W. -llfllllburt, '' tl, . Cllt If, I ........._~ froiD ~ pullllc." Middleport. baa billll tined f10 _ IIE&VJCE I'LANNEII lba ~ 116re With tha ¥~or Jawn Llno!ny' IUid COlli 011 u lntodi&Uca ~ wm .he aervlcea 11 1he IJI'OtiP ~~ -/ Witb Klll dalload, oquipped b)l charge In Mldclltport ,. ..,_ C. Ml Morllh Baplist Ch\lfeh at JaiMI Yttilod' '~ tht ne;r tionqh )lla 11i'i1 'vtvalcl·out~yj 0. Fllber'l court.•Jefhy " ft. Mlcldleport Sunday at 10:11 I. trllllitllon ; ~ I 'llartdar!l ~ mayoral year llrilll Gllllert; Ill, l!tanto!t, . ~. 1m.:• 1Wltb lite Rev. Rolllnp al llolflt'l iljdl PltUllpl' ~ fila 'tMitt, New Y~•• for!al~ a ~J,tl •.lrcmoD. , . · lranllau..,. l:le!iil ..,.ad, 11 It« iltte bon4 oo ~ d1ar1t· of · rt•"''l!! a . ~lEed by toWid CIIJ. Hall · rttl IIcht: . .. · POMONA TO -MEET the holtft( tit . Of !he ~ repllad :'Wiutl'1 . ,... . . -- , • ,,, 'lilt Miip · Cblmtj Pomon1 IIIHIIn( tb 'W · - , . '101 iltonf'' ;,.' NEED ZIP NI!MA& Orqe irOimtetiD,reautar" '· • · eli wtth Metp Cotulty Auditor ClOI'- lk111 Frida)' at I p.m. II . tht ,_ · wq11AN ~ ·•. _ Jllllehed . don H. ~ . ~1 ~ aU Jlocl: Sprbig, arll!l~ hen llilllt-·~·~f- ·l ltiJ litOr Wm. ~'""*~~ ~ 1he SllrmGr~p -u ~- ~= JIHhar; ..,~ IDc 1illll Into .,. a.-~ ""' _, .,.. - IJl'8l!l W - ~'WU llrUck Ql( ltllillcl "' I caJ' I Jlaalld . Installs New 7967 Off1cers By UnHed Press lntematlonal Eoal (Continued from Pare I) Yeshiva 1M Brklyn Plylech 51 to motorists and Soqtbampton 92 Nyack 52 In eneet for the Mootcl~ir St. 79 Alb311Y !NY) M a mountains where an Adelphi (sflk) 1011 Cathedral 63 Montan Inches of snow New Hampshire 98 Colby 73 . before the GriJ11111,.(D.O.l;.21Frl-llj!lun 54 ~:1·1,rt~,:;:;j -Seton~ LftJ H ' ~ on Its Kings Pf'W Brooklyn Coli !II tho Rockies. St Frnes (NY) 811 Holoiro 7a Scranton 103 Suoquehanna 84 ,. . • E S!Jllsb!IK ~Chee~ , Geoiil'al'!'f vlmh"84 . Edinboro 123 Waynesburg 97 Clarion 119 Indiana St (Po) 86 Hi -- , Hoopltll _ VIsiting St Anselm's 85 Plymouth St 60 hu 4 and 7-1! ~- m. Parents 1 Bryant 74 BenUey 72 .~![~· Pedlalrieo Ward Danbury St 107 Zissloea _ Scott D: Brln·j West New E"iland Coil 74 torlj fl'V~ Rta.; Ernest A. IJersey CitY St 82 Bloomfield 72 · , Mufi villa,.; Mrs. ce- Niagara 83 Buffalo St 67 w~. Mill Creek Rd.: Holy Cross 74 Conn 69 (ot) ~~: :~~:'~~ W. Sims, Crown St Bonvntre 72 Belmt Abbey 46 r.; Margaret w. Tho- Rhode Island 97 Boston U 79 :::~; ~ry C Woreestar Tech 97 Sprngfld 811 • SoUib Br"''lll•r B. Haveu· Mrs. Anthony Tech 96 Wm l Mary 61 : Pt 61i N Caro. St 63 r,lnlon, R.. ' 2I • StJohn's (NY) 74 G·Wash 58 Chilli" II, WasbingtQn " Lee S2 Grt¥bro 75 Ernest L. Brd H pd .g dne gewtr 9l m n Y Y88 : ; : l l7~ w~: ~re~t 7t . lliOhmond 72 David80II 69 w Georgia 89 Piedmont 15 ."'11om . .fot ii ll. Ell<lns, Jacrt•l Nwbry 98 q,u of Chrlsln 56 1 ." A. Layne, wVir 81 'II Beckley 71 Mro. Walter E. CuiSt 102 Mrylnd SilO! Ponll; Pamela S: · Bl GlanvUle et ,)(~~~) Mrs. Fairmont 88 w Llbttty 14 II Bapst, II Brbr Scotia 7f J, Ben· 110 F'la AM 91 "'011"•- XJ.; Mra. Earl Slbn 79 Clladel 7a I, South Pwnt; AU 1111 E Caro 76 L. Sbelor, Ravens- Elon 72 Wofford 71 Rhyne 68 Wsn Caro se Elthlyn L. Calla~be~: JacksoD Sl. 98 Soutllem U. Wurtland Ky . <Ot) . M. Wykl~ Well; 78 Boscayne 5I ' St ii5 Union (Tenn) 47 Mrs s.. E. Elllno J , 11 dMI)l!""w" c:~ · • . o s n .. """"'' 81 datllhter, 2:52 p. m: Butler 95 Bell Sl 91 Mrs. Ooar)es · A. 66 Wisconsin 611 I, ·l.anpvllle, son, 91 Bowlins· Green M W~~- · ·· Miami (Ohio) 8'1 Kent St 49 Steven W. otterbe~6i~:rSt 40 72 Betztng, Mrs: 86 Daven.:.n ~ ;~;~~r~ !Rl~ehard Mich 11! N Dllnoll 72 :P. H. Calvin 79 Alma 7S Mrs. Calvert D. Ket- Hope II% Kalomaroo 70 Charles E. King, Mlch Lutheran t1 Olivet 75 E. McCoy, Loull 114. Esn Mlcb 91 Adrian 80 D, Gaty D. Pu!Uns, Coli 83 Detroit Toeh 70 ~~]~~~~· ~J. De Paul 84 8ellann!ne 63 fMU"' !Duluth) rr N Mlch 84 Gustva-Adlpbus 811 Oonerdla 71 ~- lllutllne 811 AUIIburl 71 tmuna s.tloweoe Arlington S1 N Elal Tuat U t&ity (T..~ • Tel Lulb a Teut Chrata 71 T - Tech • == The men, holh construction workero, were weal< and "t!U'Y' 1•0~1 ..!~~~ ~·=~~:.: I I' I:..r::.r.;:::-....:""..:.:.: ~en;;!Y y=erg.~ n n The ail'!'falirwas bound I O .,\,.F 242 ResU ts A!!: around. Now- the dJ<W 1-n ""I :.'1~~.:~~~~ ":!!~ ~:1 ~=~~b:A~=~~~;-::: traUon lor the flnantlally troub- Bilt 1t 'Willi 112 Communlst last Monday v~·!"«e '"lJOrled during • the pei-lo41. The t; .S dNth toll In se_ven ~Q( !iShting the prevtou• w was lOll. There were .•• } ~ ~•ported lllisolnc m acllon c:AN MAKE Wi"IN 'QJ 0111' A L..!TTER. 7 588 B00ks Circulated . In December . '· WGON (liP!) - Two Amel' wott!DC 1Ift Vlit CoD;. . He llld lllartl7 NOn Ill* , ..... civlllanl releued IJOm The)' llld It -lboir llilllnl re1eue. ~......... ~~~~~ .. . . Vlel care copUYitji'O¥etltd to- whleh KIWIIIJ' bolped .... tbo1r ood pM. ,... rio!w .t/1 • .._. • day the eommUIIIsto 1•v• 111tm u... '!be VIet eo.,. w 111 1 Wife treated." 'nMI VItt 1lant • warm oendon wbidl InCluded "1004 11tllude" u a JtiQIIIre. tbea .,reed to free tllem, ... olngln(, partying and a priC6- ment lor ,.._, anri the !brew 1 larewell PII'IJ'. NEW 5HREWSBI1RY • N.J. Ieos &oft - a .,..UI!CIIIe Jl'llll- A~ tried t. dlalllo1 li Sella llld thee no •'Jlcor. (UP!) - ! twlD. • ~ air ll>C !hem lrnmunl!J 1rc>m recap. cheerful ouUoot by """'· • leo. ll'JI'I wblaky" ... "l lu J Ialii plane embed today In ture tar I$ da~•"Wtlllll 'JIDP Bolla,' "WUd II" •'lclllaeco, ,...,. .. 'IDII foR momenla after takeoff ldllRobert w. Mooahan. 41, of Irish Rose,' anylhlng I h a I ~-" '111ea, .tlli p!!llllo Ill& aU nl1!e...,.... abc>al'\1, fi_X llraoklyn, N. Y., and 'l'hoow R. we tbouthl rt." -11114. C1111ie ' "'' ood ' ~lllfllecl ol lhom cblldron. - Scales. '5, Matamoras, P.a., told them oa lhtlr releoae and ,Killed , _ ~ -p lloi,Qd el(lll newtmen lhot In their seven llftiO!Itell tbe AmerltaM w1111 puaengen. mootha ol captivity they bad · ' certlllc- _,."-'lnc 1111- illlllft. The pllnt had jllat liken oil only one elooe bl'UIIl with death. , _,16-lle Cllplml lbal lba ..., bom lho ll&d Banlt alrporl In Tbat wu during an attack by l ....,. to be bmaune n.t. wheQ II fl'~ to the U. S. planea. . . ""PIW't for tl ~. · ''. - _. 110 _., 111110..., too t•r• ...I..., -u. =.. ". : . ~~.!rPa:~~::~~ ~:a%~ ~:~·~e!'"'ov~o eoca mwN'tm,.fi'.-.tA.t•... ·"J_.. • Viet Cong Had Than Sinsr 'Jin•le BeDs' -:-~:~ ll 9 Die iu Craslt Of• Air Taxi In New Jersey J! IL ' · lJMei..... , • ... ., .,... reported , 5,• American however, that Communist ca· were k11Jed ;n lltlalti., declinllo! durn~& tho llehlilll ~ 1966. final week el tho •ear-from toll DMJ'Iy four 1,001 killed a week oorlier 1D lillf!tr than the year 831. The Sou\h Vielnames• foreeo reported I~ ooldiers yllleod eo.'llalty ,.port kiJled.''l'hb left the al!iei with a 111 Amorlcona "kill" ratio ot 1.1 to I. ~ durin& the The breakdown reportecl oo wl!fik, In spite of 1 two-day the rrumber ot US. s~oemeo 0 oomblt during the In Vielllam at years end truce. lt nJaed S;Mt Included : Army Sll.qoo, Navy o! U.s. - · - - M,OOO, Marine cor ... 61,00.1, Air Vl.u,.m ..;· uu~ Fon:e 51,000 ...: 100 Coast wao o, Qll \!{1 ~I.»L:l <UPJJ-u.s. mllllll'y Iut wtet. 1::~':'~ today lhat U.S. spoil......., il D'IIJ' llellllllel, Nnft.o,4\tldlepon. .. I , ' , i ·' · \ ;_;. -. NCtW ·III The'-ume wipe out a 90-81.deficlt and rout BY DICK THOMAS 1Bobcats 11-55 Ia a squeaker a Southwestern .. - 1 s lilt 145 St. Louts. Jerry West, wbn LI!I(Ue leading Kyger Creek ~couple of nilhts hefore Cbriat- INorlh Galla - o 4 117 ne finished with 35 points. scored goes to Nortb G&Uia (2-2) I IIIIa at KYler Creek, . Tolllo .. · lt 111-seven during the streak and Eastern (2-2) travels to i 'roi!SDAY'S RESVLTS: -. Gall Goodrich had eight of Hanpan Trace (14) Friday night SVAC STANDINGS G.·Nortb ,Gallla 51 lhem. · Southern Vn!ley Albletl< CAD Glmea) GAME _ S: Joe Caldwell led the Hawks action. · 'TEAM W L P at Hannan Trace with 30 while IJIIardo <;oach. Mike Morrlson'a Plr-! Easlem .. .. .. I s 4112 Kyrer Creek at Norlb Galllt Guerin and Len Wilkens, "ho ' atea could play the ·role of the Southwestern .. t I w.l SA'nJIUlAYlS QAMES: •• " usually scored well ngalnst the 'In-'lhll aplnst tl1e Kyger Creek ... t 4 t77 Southwestern at' Eastera Lakers, were held to nve and Jollnny Wick- Hannan Trice . • t tta North Gal- l North Gallla . . . . 2 7 472 front tbree l . . . ~ t.,., Plratea ' sVAC VARSm in lltelr horile pori. , TllAM • . • · A .loaa' fqr !CY&er Creek i ·' · W L P OP mea at teat ~ two way : k~!f 011ek I 1 228 214 · n ilor flrlt p1ce • ,1 th j·l!'""" ~allla ... J I 213 &41 r • ~·,;•. ;, ·!,. ~.'''J' SV~c Varilly ' race. And. H ~i;; . .... · I ~ 280- :141 i could he a thrOe way tie lor !Sptilli,_m. , • I a ~ · top spot'!! t:utern laUa to ~n Tract· ,.,- 1' S ·• ' bY the 'kannlili TraCe 'hiiii · ',It Ul1 'reated linctl ' " ' ' ' .' ' ' io * INVENTOR¥· ·wEEK--'Nb · I ,.,..,._,.mn M wta over ft IVAC ·· '. uiam:s WL' POP .... 4t. Ui'" ...S1 ,lll ' ,_...;..;~:.::::':_;·.:..:·I .I Ut REPACK Frontwbeel bearinss ahould be repacked . every 10,000 mileL �(/ ·I' ' I •• • • ~Officers ' Are lnstalled ~ lab Maxey, Olflco:ro ·were co!l)lllilleea named by Cbes!ot Colmcll. Daughters of AjDcrk:a, ~y evening witb r1 mem, ~ present ~'l' Showalter, FRI.-SAT.- HELEN HELP US I ( HOSIERY. I. I SALE- I I councilor; -..... et McClain, associato councilor; Maey K. Rose, vice couocilor; AMa TUttle, oosoclate vice councilor; Doris Koenjg, .... duetor; Mary Hayes, iDSlde senllnel; Myrna Carpenter, oulaide sentinel; Mary Showalter, junior put coundlor; Dorot)ly Myers, associate junior past councilor; and Eatber Ridenour trustee. Mrs. Cleland on behaU of !be Council presented a past councilors · pin to Mrs. Sbowalter and past COWicllors cards to Opal Hollon and Barbara SargenL . Is President of . C.h h·CJ ' .69 N.P.H ' M.P.H: Lente tent. U-40 Reg. $1.48 FIRST QUALITY 400-NEEDLE SEAMLESS Rag.-$2.t3 Limit 2 PAIR 3-DAY SPECIAL I ', ' ' .i OM LIMIT • LIMIT ONE· Due»Wer Birtlukty. I ' AreCelebrai:(Vl Mr. lllld Mrs. Perry Ort, eo. celebrated their blrlb· 1 ;;::~1 ~roce:;ntly, both belnjl Ia . Mr. IIJid Mro. Inn Well, MlnersvJUe, celebrated their G<>lden Wedding Anniversary 1111 IJoceiJiber 23 at !be home of their daustiter and IOII·i..law, · and Mn. Charles Yost, Settlement · The couple was married at f'latw~. on Deeember 23, 1918, tiy Rev. Schaffer. Well wu lbe former He 1 Fl'llllk, daughter of tbe and ' Mrs. George Frank, , Mn. Orr'• was U.. tat day Mr. OtT's U.. last dll1, U.. , . Each was preaenled • 1~~:~!';., served wilb Joe cream, I' candy, ntiiS and to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orr, 1Ltn<la and Judy ; Mrs. Sl.arllllJ Edwin and Jacqueline; Mr. Mrs. Maurice Orr and Joba, DALE &URI DAle F. Sayre, %0, soD the ~·· aDd Mrs. Guy Sayre, RadDe, bao completed a commimleation Center spedallst course at the Army Southeastern Signal Sehool at Ft. Gordoll, ca. Sayre learned to operate teletype sell and other communicatiooo .,..;p 1 Sue Mount, Mr. and Mn. 1All>a OtT, Robin and Tammen, j NOJ~ette rudenoilr, ai)d Mr. and G<>njon Taylor, Rebecca, Ba~rbar·a, Deborah and Steven, 1 Decatur, llllnol8. D£MI BOOTS M111Amerlca NOW •-·~ liZH on)y $7.11 W•• $1M' Silo ·~ .. 4 Angel Tra4ds, 'Small Size Only _J!z THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT ORlO 1 .. ~ . ·~- Your Full Service Bank Is ••• ~~=~=====:..I i' .i>:!U OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 6:00 to 8:00 2 • H Q U R· POMEROY NATIONAL BANK DRY CLEANING -,SERVICE- Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yea>J Member Federal !Upcn Your Request) R b' , Cf · 0 IRSOn S eaners R•••rv• Syst<m Member FDIC All Accounts lnsurld Up to $15,000 Un~er The Fodaral Dopcsit Insurance Carporohon Pomeroy Second St. LEATHER 37th Anmversary ' f LoyaI Pals Class Church ol Christ Observed DR IS TAN B.UFFERIN ..... Erma Cleland, LOda Kraouter, Dolores Wolfe Ada Roller, refreshments; el Orr, Betty Roush, Olive ly Selma Call, Marcia KelleJ;, Jeannette Williams, . CUoe and Doria KoeD!g, Kood ol order; Ada Van Meier and Lu· cllle Kraeutor, delinquent; a1 HollO!I and Mary K. Holter, pubUclly; Estber Rldeoour, Oag beater number one and Dorothy llllcllle assistant; lila Wood flag bearer two and Doria Grueser ant; Eolber Ridenour, team captain; Zelda Weber, coundl captain; Helen Wolf, • pianist; and Clarice Allen assistant anist. . Atlbe close ollhe qulll'lerly blrtbdays were . served and refreshments were served by the refreshment mlltee. The - honored Anna TUttie, Mae Spencer, Robert a Lee, Eslher Ridenour, Zelda Qeber, 6orothy Myecs, Ada MorriS, Opal En.zy Newell, Mary Hayes, garet McClain, Heleo Wolf and Ada Neutzling, were each presented a g1ft and were seated at a table with white cover centered with a decorated day cake. . . councilor, · piellded. '!be mllOUng oJIOII!Od Iii rltualliUc form. A Cllriatmaa t*d wu rad . ftom Dorothy Lal!IOII of Colnmlru, and ·~ ma Cleland thanked membera for cards oenl her and several lbanl:•you Doles were ~ved mm 101'\'iCO men and ftom Mary Parker lot ~ cards oentlben!. Tile reports of . · .lbe tlteben commlltee bJ Ada 'Qie custom of open hou.. N~ntzHog and lbe gOOd of order Named on committees for was not observed due to committee by Es1l>er Ridenour the term were Helen Wolle, illness of Mr. well. .rhe were given. Rut)l Erwin, Lilah Wjndon, Ma10 has one daughter, Mrs. ry ShowAlter, Myrna Carpenter, Cbarjes (Margaret Mae) Yost. '!be npotl of Ute. audlllog -Mary Hayes and ·Tina ·M.arkJ, -•"!Jet reid by Efll!cr·.111- ways and means; Ada Morris, Dinner . was served at . noon det!OII' accepted. Erma Goldie Frederlct; Maa Spencer, wlth • decorated anniversary Cleland deputz, -installed !lOu- Zona Biggs, Elizabeth Hayes, cake ,given to them by the host , . . Hottle Frederick, Leiba Wood, llll<l hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Yost. Elleen Bahr and Maey Bahr, They were also given a turl<ey \ ' , · mlscellaneous; Anna Tuttle, by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yost Margaret TUtUe, Sadie Trus· ice cream !rom the J . A. Smith sell, Roberta Lee, Mary K. family whis:h was served at UfC aSS · Rose, Mary K. Holter and Kay · 2 p ,;, Flck, orphans. Aitencling. ;,ere Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Louis Osborne was elect. ed president by the Golden Leda Mae Kraeuler, Opal E. R. Yost, M1dd!eport; Mr. Rule Class of tlle · Pomeroy Eichinger and Mabel Van Meand Mrs. J. A. Srmth, Robert Cburcb Of Cbrlst TUesday eve- te~, resolutions; Barbara Sar· Mary, Racine; the honoren~nj~·at the home of Mr~ Cbal' genl, Veulab Maxey, Doris ed couple, and the host and les Eskew West Main St 'Grueser, and Dorothy Ritchie, The next meeting will ' . flowers; ·Enzy Newell, Hoi- Januaey 17 and there will be · Mr. and Mrs. Well received The meeting, in charge Of Ion, Zelda Weber, layette shower for Kay Fick. beaulllul cards ·and Mrs. Elwood Bowers, president, operled wltb prayer liy Milton Rou~, 'followed with devotion• 0 ta,!<en .trom Psalm 57 by Mrs. 1 1 Milton Roush who also read . . chaiJ·-1 two . arti~les ..M Resolution ,. The 37th anmversary of the M1ss Roush, program and\ "Thls For ,{ Ne '<' ', Loyal Pals Class of the Church man, and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, T•-- other "'el " ear. or Christ was observed at a devotional leader, presented ~"" es were · . b' ed · the read "Successa.u wC by Mr Roush. clinrfer 2't the Martin Restaur· com m program usmg "lJf~," Mrs. 'Harold ' Smith: an and a nieeting (ollowing "in New ~or the theme. end "Open for Busmess," Mrs. the home of Mrs. ~dgar Reyn- traveUng pr12~, brought by Mrs. Bowers olds, Tuesday evenmg. Robert Rawlings, was won ·. Three charter members, Miss Roush. Membe(s responded to roD Frances Roush, Mabel Hysell, R~yn,oldll,l call with' a New Year resolll- and Audrey Fiost, and the first The hostess, Mrs. lion. Othtl; officers elected Iii- teaeher of !be class, Miss MU- presented gifts to Allee Ro!J&. ·eluded Millon Roush, vice pres- dred Hawley, were recognized, son, teacher of the clsas, and ident; Mrs. Walter Kenned,y, Jr., Miss Nina R~sell, also a to the Hicks family, which secrelary; Mrs. Denv., Kai>' charter member, was unable to be leaving the eommu\)ity pie, treasurer and publicity; attend. The Rev. and Mrs. Do.. month. The anniversary gilt wa• Mrs. Clarence Andrews. Dower aid' Hicks and son, Doug, were given to MaryWells. A dessert fund chair~, and Mrs. Hal'- special guests. course w~s served by old Smith, Timothy I lind chair- New officers for the year Reynolds 'later in the•. ~~~~~~ j man. , wero elected and, are Mi9S Ma- with Pearl Reynolds, ot A Bible oulline. of Paul's final bel Hysell, president; Mrs. Ed- president, at the silver coffee missionary joume wa giVeu gar Reynolds, vtce president: servtce and Miss Hysell, by Mrs. Roush d.;;ng '~e pro. Miss Frances Roush, se<:retary; ing ~resident, at the punch now~ 1 gr&in hour , Mary Bailey, assistant; Grace Anruverersary cake and · .. " - · ·Pfiltt, treasurer; and Pearl sorted pastries were served Mrs Osborne c . · WellsCoupfe ObserVe 50th Mae Anniversary . • .' year .SAVE $7c 100-Count Reg. $1.39 c 24-Count Rog.$1.19' Valua Value Limit One um~~o.., DISCOUNTED e DELIVERED FAST FREE • DB.IVERY KOTEX .. . I 12-COUNT IEG.·SUPER DELIVEIED CONTAC C· JANUARY SALEI ' Tei;ryHyeell',·2nd BkilulayObserv~d BA ' i ' ., .. PRESCRIPTIONS IO.COunt Rog.$1.49 . LlrnltOna l ~t. l' 100 /· ' ..·. ~ REG~ .. '89c ' .. '. CAPSUlES lleyn;o;;ld;•~·~n~ow~e;r;c~hair;;·~m~an~.;;;M~rs~.;R;eyn~ol~d;s;;;.;;;;;;;;~ Refrts!lments wereand servedMrs. by ~--·-!be. hostess to Mr. \ l!oush, ,Mrs. Conrad 0~~. · 1.1rs. BOwers, Mrs. · Kennedy, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Osborne ·and dauglttOrs, -Kathy, Debbie and Sherr!, and Mrs. KapPie. -~ c • Terry Hysell was honorect Sund•y on his second bir!IJday. After he opened his gills, refreshments of cake, ice cream, ' cool aid was served to Mr. ·~d Mn. Dores Arnold, Mr. ~ Mrs. Hoger Jeffers and Rhonda, Mr. and Mrs. Henry k._· nold, Gene, VIckie, all of eroy, RD.; Mr. and Mrs. Blil;i ,.. by Arnold of Middleport, Mrs,) Ina Singer of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hysell of Bashan, Mr. and Mrs." Guy .cOs,, and Kenny of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Noln)an E. Hysell and Bruce of Mlddieport. Pl're.\ LiND RETVRNS Tom Lind, oon of Mr. and Mrs. Relno Lind, Condor St., .............,.._......... BETTER PIECE GOODS Fabrics for all Yout Sewing Needs The Fabric Shop Slngor Sol• & Service ' 992-2284 __..__,_... ..................k ..... WI d lie -,aaf bRl# ••• _ . , ol ........ ..... Wb!JUA . . . Itii!OW , _ . . . . . . II Fill& ...... $·101.50 up ,.., 1 c' t ,,.,...,... . " BEN GAY 98c Size Cor., Husker Lotion 4-o~o$1. -· &--...-·- Reg.60c "Men Love It" Pipe To'bacco ·. "Ewrythlng In Htrdware" POMEROY Edgewortft or Holiday • Rog.19c c • Limit i· One Big Pipe Tobacco S.l•actlon 115 W. SECOND ' OHIO ' 24Count '· " ·Reg; fll£1 : .. .. '· :~ ·. . . ' ~ (.;. - • 'I' .. :::; -· il,.~':l. ''.1' J.l1 j( DIMountod Dellvary Dlscounjed EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN ST. · llog.67c FI'M IIIIIs* Prl- Start At 25-Count Reg. 98e Diocounted McColl's Patterno ~ '· ALKA SELTZER 2-oz. Size Mattress or Box Spring Twin or Full Size ON~ lARGE TABLE Pomeroy, . retut:ned · to ~litr­ mont State College Mondall; of. ter spending the Chrislmu. bpliday• with parents. "' ABSORBINE-JR. - smooth QirlsCoats · •ialll ' - Prlct' ' .· S.l~ .. Prlct . -~$15:88 ..... ' \ --$13.88 . '• ' iii>·\ Final Opportunity I Yes, this is your last chance to .buy this famous mattress and box sp~ing a~ this low price. T,o maintain the quality the price will have to· go up soon. · Don't' miss out on the ' healthful, f[rm. su'pport>it-'aan gil!e you. Don't mis.s nu1~ - <i'1n , . .luxurious comfqrt you can ha\iii;;,[ ' out on this value- ~· .' t J ).\ ·.t •. .. �(/ ·I' ' I •• • • ~Officers ' Are lnstalled ~ lab Maxey, Olflco:ro ·were co!l)lllilleea named by Cbes!ot Colmcll. Daughters of AjDcrk:a, ~y evening witb r1 mem, ~ present ~'l' Showalter, FRI.-SAT.- HELEN HELP US I ( HOSIERY. I. I SALE- I I councilor; -..... et McClain, associato councilor; Maey K. Rose, vice couocilor; AMa TUttle, oosoclate vice councilor; Doris Koenjg, .... duetor; Mary Hayes, iDSlde senllnel; Myrna Carpenter, oulaide sentinel; Mary Showalter, junior put coundlor; Dorot)ly Myers, associate junior past councilor; and Eatber Ridenour trustee. Mrs. Cleland on behaU of !be Council presented a past councilors · pin to Mrs. Sbowalter and past COWicllors cards to Opal Hollon and Barbara SargenL . Is President of . C.h h·CJ ' .69 N.P.H ' M.P.H: Lente tent. U-40 Reg. $1.48 FIRST QUALITY 400-NEEDLE SEAMLESS Rag.-$2.t3 Limit 2 PAIR 3-DAY SPECIAL I ', ' ' .i OM LIMIT • LIMIT ONE· Due»Wer Birtlukty. I ' AreCelebrai:(Vl Mr. lllld Mrs. Perry Ort, eo. celebrated their blrlb· 1 ;;::~1 ~roce:;ntly, both belnjl Ia . Mr. IIJid Mro. Inn Well, MlnersvJUe, celebrated their G<>lden Wedding Anniversary 1111 IJoceiJiber 23 at !be home of their daustiter and IOII·i..law, · and Mn. Charles Yost, Settlement · The couple was married at f'latw~. on Deeember 23, 1918, tiy Rev. Schaffer. Well wu lbe former He 1 Fl'llllk, daughter of tbe and ' Mrs. George Frank, , Mn. Orr'• was U.. tat day Mr. OtT's U.. last dll1, U.. , . Each was preaenled • 1~~:~!';., served wilb Joe cream, I' candy, ntiiS and to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Orr, 1Ltn<la and Judy ; Mrs. Sl.arllllJ Edwin and Jacqueline; Mr. Mrs. Maurice Orr and Joba, DALE &URI DAle F. Sayre, %0, soD the ~·· aDd Mrs. Guy Sayre, RadDe, bao completed a commimleation Center spedallst course at the Army Southeastern Signal Sehool at Ft. Gordoll, ca. Sayre learned to operate teletype sell and other communicatiooo .,..;p 1 Sue Mount, Mr. and Mn. 1All>a OtT, Robin and Tammen, j NOJ~ette rudenoilr, ai)d Mr. and G<>njon Taylor, Rebecca, Ba~rbar·a, Deborah and Steven, 1 Decatur, llllnol8. D£MI BOOTS M111Amerlca NOW •-·~ liZH on)y $7.11 W•• $1M' Silo ·~ .. 4 Angel Tra4ds, 'Small Size Only _J!z THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT ORlO 1 .. ~ . ·~- Your Full Service Bank Is ••• ~~=~=====:..I i' .i>:!U OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS QUICK SERVICE FOR THE HOLIDAYS! 6:00 to 8:00 2 • H Q U R· POMEROY NATIONAL BANK DRY CLEANING -,SERVICE- Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yea>J Member Federal !Upcn Your Request) R b' , Cf · 0 IRSOn S eaners R•••rv• Syst<m Member FDIC All Accounts lnsurld Up to $15,000 Un~er The Fodaral Dopcsit Insurance Carporohon Pomeroy Second St. LEATHER 37th Anmversary ' f LoyaI Pals Class Church ol Christ Observed DR IS TAN B.UFFERIN ..... Erma Cleland, LOda Kraouter, Dolores Wolfe Ada Roller, refreshments; el Orr, Betty Roush, Olive ly Selma Call, Marcia KelleJ;, Jeannette Williams, . CUoe and Doria KoeD!g, Kood ol order; Ada Van Meier and Lu· cllle Kraeutor, delinquent; a1 HollO!I and Mary K. Holter, pubUclly; Estber Rldeoour, Oag beater number one and Dorothy llllcllle assistant; lila Wood flag bearer two and Doria Grueser ant; Eolber Ridenour, team captain; Zelda Weber, coundl captain; Helen Wolf, • pianist; and Clarice Allen assistant anist. . Atlbe close ollhe qulll'lerly blrtbdays were . served and refreshments were served by the refreshment mlltee. The - honored Anna TUttie, Mae Spencer, Robert a Lee, Eslher Ridenour, Zelda Qeber, 6orothy Myecs, Ada MorriS, Opal En.zy Newell, Mary Hayes, garet McClain, Heleo Wolf and Ada Neutzling, were each presented a g1ft and were seated at a table with white cover centered with a decorated day cake. . . councilor, · piellded. '!be mllOUng oJIOII!Od Iii rltualliUc form. A Cllriatmaa t*d wu rad . ftom Dorothy Lal!IOII of Colnmlru, and ·~ ma Cleland thanked membera for cards oenl her and several lbanl:•you Doles were ~ved mm 101'\'iCO men and ftom Mary Parker lot ~ cards oentlben!. Tile reports of . · .lbe tlteben commlltee bJ Ada 'Qie custom of open hou.. N~ntzHog and lbe gOOd of order Named on committees for was not observed due to committee by Es1l>er Ridenour the term were Helen Wolle, illness of Mr. well. .rhe were given. Rut)l Erwin, Lilah Wjndon, Ma10 has one daughter, Mrs. ry ShowAlter, Myrna Carpenter, Cbarjes (Margaret Mae) Yost. '!be npotl of Ute. audlllog -Mary Hayes and ·Tina ·M.arkJ, -•"!Jet reid by Efll!cr·.111- ways and means; Ada Morris, Dinner . was served at . noon det!OII' accepted. Erma Goldie Frederlct; Maa Spencer, wlth • decorated anniversary Cleland deputz, -installed !lOu- Zona Biggs, Elizabeth Hayes, cake ,given to them by the host , . . Hottle Frederick, Leiba Wood, llll<l hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Yost. Elleen Bahr and Maey Bahr, They were also given a turl<ey \ ' , · mlscellaneous; Anna Tuttle, by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Yost Margaret TUtUe, Sadie Trus· ice cream !rom the J . A. Smith sell, Roberta Lee, Mary K. family whis:h was served at UfC aSS · Rose, Mary K. Holter and Kay · 2 p ,;, Flck, orphans. Aitencling. ;,ere Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Louis Osborne was elect. ed president by the Golden Leda Mae Kraeuler, Opal E. R. Yost, M1dd!eport; Mr. Rule Class of tlle · Pomeroy Eichinger and Mabel Van Meand Mrs. J. A. Srmth, Robert Cburcb Of Cbrlst TUesday eve- te~, resolutions; Barbara Sar· Mary, Racine; the honoren~nj~·at the home of Mr~ Cbal' genl, Veulab Maxey, Doris ed couple, and the host and les Eskew West Main St 'Grueser, and Dorothy Ritchie, The next meeting will ' . flowers; ·Enzy Newell, Hoi- Januaey 17 and there will be · Mr. and Mrs. Well received The meeting, in charge Of Ion, Zelda Weber, layette shower for Kay Fick. beaulllul cards ·and Mrs. Elwood Bowers, president, operled wltb prayer liy Milton Rou~, 'followed with devotion• 0 ta,!<en .trom Psalm 57 by Mrs. 1 1 Milton Roush who also read . . chaiJ·-1 two . arti~les ..M Resolution ,. The 37th anmversary of the M1ss Roush, program and\ "Thls For ,{ Ne '<' ', Loyal Pals Class of the Church man, and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, T•-- other "'el " ear. or Christ was observed at a devotional leader, presented ~"" es were · . b' ed · the read "Successa.u wC by Mr Roush. clinrfer 2't the Martin Restaur· com m program usmg "lJf~," Mrs. 'Harold ' Smith: an and a nieeting (ollowing "in New ~or the theme. end "Open for Busmess," Mrs. the home of Mrs. ~dgar Reyn- traveUng pr12~, brought by Mrs. Bowers olds, Tuesday evenmg. Robert Rawlings, was won ·. Three charter members, Miss Roush. Membe(s responded to roD Frances Roush, Mabel Hysell, R~yn,oldll,l call with' a New Year resolll- and Audrey Fiost, and the first The hostess, Mrs. lion. Othtl; officers elected Iii- teaeher of !be class, Miss MU- presented gifts to Allee Ro!J&. ·eluded Millon Roush, vice pres- dred Hawley, were recognized, son, teacher of the clsas, and ident; Mrs. Walter Kenned,y, Jr., Miss Nina R~sell, also a to the Hicks family, which secrelary; Mrs. Denv., Kai>' charter member, was unable to be leaving the eommu\)ity pie, treasurer and publicity; attend. The Rev. and Mrs. Do.. month. The anniversary gilt wa• Mrs. Clarence Andrews. Dower aid' Hicks and son, Doug, were given to MaryWells. A dessert fund chair~, and Mrs. Hal'- special guests. course w~s served by old Smith, Timothy I lind chair- New officers for the year Reynolds 'later in the•. ~~~~~~ j man. , wero elected and, are Mi9S Ma- with Pearl Reynolds, ot A Bible oulline. of Paul's final bel Hysell, president; Mrs. Ed- president, at the silver coffee missionary joume wa giVeu gar Reynolds, vtce president: servtce and Miss Hysell, by Mrs. Roush d.;;ng '~e pro. Miss Frances Roush, se<:retary; ing ~resident, at the punch now~ 1 gr&in hour , Mary Bailey, assistant; Grace Anruverersary cake and · .. " - · ·Pfiltt, treasurer; and Pearl sorted pastries were served Mrs Osborne c . · WellsCoupfe ObserVe 50th Mae Anniversary . • .' year .SAVE $7c 100-Count Reg. $1.39 c 24-Count Rog.$1.19' Valua Value Limit One um~~o.., DISCOUNTED e DELIVERED FAST FREE • DB.IVERY KOTEX .. . I 12-COUNT IEG.·SUPER DELIVEIED CONTAC C· JANUARY SALEI ' Tei;ryHyeell',·2nd BkilulayObserv~d BA ' i ' ., .. PRESCRIPTIONS IO.COunt Rog.$1.49 . LlrnltOna l ~t. l' 100 /· ' ..·. ~ REG~ .. '89c ' .. '. CAPSUlES lleyn;o;;ld;•~·~n~ow~e;r;c~hair;;·~m~an~.;;;M~rs~.;R;eyn~ol~d;s;;;.;;;;;;;;~ Refrts!lments wereand servedMrs. by ~--·-!be. hostess to Mr. \ l!oush, ,Mrs. Conrad 0~~. · 1.1rs. BOwers, Mrs. · Kennedy, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Osborne ·and dauglttOrs, -Kathy, Debbie and Sherr!, and Mrs. KapPie. -~ c • Terry Hysell was honorect Sund•y on his second bir!IJday. After he opened his gills, refreshments of cake, ice cream, ' cool aid was served to Mr. ·~d Mn. Dores Arnold, Mr. ~ Mrs. Hoger Jeffers and Rhonda, Mr. and Mrs. Henry k._· nold, Gene, VIckie, all of eroy, RD.; Mr. and Mrs. Blil;i ,.. by Arnold of Middleport, Mrs,) Ina Singer of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hysell of Bashan, Mr. and Mrs." Guy .cOs,, and Kenny of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Noln)an E. Hysell and Bruce of Mlddieport. Pl're.\ LiND RETVRNS Tom Lind, oon of Mr. and Mrs. Relno Lind, Condor St., .............,.._......... BETTER PIECE GOODS Fabrics for all Yout Sewing Needs The Fabric Shop Slngor Sol• & Service ' 992-2284 __..__,_... ..................k ..... WI d lie -,aaf bRl# ••• _ . , ol ........ ..... Wb!JUA . . . Itii!OW , _ . . . . . . II Fill& ...... $·101.50 up ,.., 1 c' t ,,.,...,... . " BEN GAY 98c Size Cor., Husker Lotion 4-o~o$1. -· &--...-·- Reg.60c "Men Love It" Pipe To'bacco ·. "Ewrythlng In Htrdware" POMEROY Edgewortft or Holiday • Rog.19c c • Limit i· One Big Pipe Tobacco S.l•actlon 115 W. SECOND ' OHIO ' 24Count '· " ·Reg; fll£1 : .. .. '· :~ ·. . . ' ~ (.;. - • 'I' .. :::; -· il,.~':l. ''.1' J.l1 j( DIMountod Dellvary Dlscounjed EBERSBACH HARDWARE MAIN ST. · llog.67c FI'M IIIIIs* Prl- Start At 25-Count Reg. 98e Diocounted McColl's Patterno ~ '· ALKA SELTZER 2-oz. Size Mattress or Box Spring Twin or Full Size ON~ lARGE TABLE Pomeroy, . retut:ned · to ~litr­ mont State College Mondall; of. ter spending the Chrislmu. bpliday• with parents. "' ABSORBINE-JR. - smooth QirlsCoats · •ialll ' - Prlct' ' .· S.l~ .. Prlct . -~$15:88 ..... ' \ --$13.88 . '• ' iii>·\ Final Opportunity I Yes, this is your last chance to .buy this famous mattress and box sp~ing a~ this low price. T,o maintain the quality the price will have to· go up soon. · Don't' miss out on the ' healthful, f[rm. su'pport>it-'aan gil!e you. Don't mis.s nu1~ - <i'1n , . .luxurious comfqrt you can ha\iii;;,[ ' out on this value- ~· .' t J ).\ ·.t •. .. �.• - • • I = • •=:: Akers Proposed Clothing Bank is Report Shcnn :~ llld,a~"" .•P~'"""! Sr.rVW.s Held .~\! ______ __. WI"th G-!ld Um"t 1% Persons nw~~":.":":~.~·~;·,..~~,1 81Dla: booted m per-. UIIJCIIIIiCU .U U invesiilated 153 the 1\.... Thursda 'ftle llln- ~ of In" • fU suiting tnjilrlts VQ . y tee.Pf,I'LIIWlft'Gull4 ol au1lt ~ tbe mllliDC clllreh ......... ]Dred m uu a pel'IOAS and property dam•ll acciddlls lJU ' made allrdl 11114 111 JIIIWifJ lund>- u0111t dinner -·ted ,... P'TIPT. flmAN'f - P'lmiral ..., wieetJn1 Wednrzdoy at I day, Jlllllll)' 1:1. beciM111c at l!r~ ~ !'ubi Wlkd ....,_ p. m. tn lbe parl!b llou!e, wtt11 1:10 p. m. In tbe pWitb liGule. ers . a., Plin)>, were llel4 ~ ~ loin. 14llloD L. NiUer, Mrs. It wu alto aMOUII<led that BliclAY at ! p. m. at the Mount GaD r11reo and Mrs. ~ bop Wllbum Campbell Will viJ. ~'"'"" Mel hodlsi Cbutcl1 by tho , wen• lbe bostossea. It Qlrlst aturdl oa hllrulrJ ~ Clavi"" Lively, assisted MJu Jullol Smith, prt!Slden~ 5lh wilb mnllt!nallon ..nee bj I~ Rev .le... llolfmn presided durin! tho busl- II 11 1. m. Purial followed In tbe Mount aessloll wilb Mn. Cborlea A. Haotaae1 for tile "tbnlorJ Union ce\Tielery. Piller leading the devotions. moet~ns will bo Mn. lbrol4 ~en. ll!r. a retired &mervllle, llti. F. W. .._, , miner, died Tuesday in Holzer . Hospital after a loog illness. He ! ••• bom April 4. 1901, at Bed! f6rd, Va., a son of the lale PatE: M,-.and Martha D. Akers. He f li.i "ftooded ID Mason County clothlnl: bank at the Ministerial Asooctattoo meeting and the ~arious otber churches mterested rn the program there waa a possibility that clothinl! bank could l;le llshed In a store roo?' e<mler Ak~rs. at , and may be coordinated . • • ase fllimated at M- Oiled 117 ' road law CGwiiJ Sbotllt \1fJorlo 1!:. Joh mlide S2l mlademe8JICI' 11011 releaild lllio follof<!IJI ao- rest~ : 1Z lt!My arre.U ; U\'ltltl for hll dej>lrlment fOr 1017 court I!!IPet'CI of eivll lbe year 1111. · crimJIIal .ellonl: temverec1 'l1le Doport1neDt lllaflla ~ atolen vehicles; llivosliJated u,a 10 Sberltl Jolillaoa ate brealdn& and .Oterinp: reeovllilllrd Hlbtead, cl!lef field ered stolen property ..lued ~; A. L. Sulll•an,· fifld de- $3,52$; ~ived 1'12 j1!stloe paty, Flll)'d Stover deputy • peace Wilrrant and served 113· court balllff· s. E. 'H....,,_._ m ntal ' RUIIER f.OOTWEAI · • _ e ••....,, . for A,lt Thel"amlly ~Meigs ALL ROAPS LEAD TO In pefiiOnJI MASON ·. . • t· ' ' ·Temple 0 fficers Installed . AND SAVINGS AT . ' PICKENS HARDWARI · ROUSH . SHOE .STORE Mlddl s.tu..,. ~ 1....-yllw, All Q-y, 7i0tte 140 ~ Nftlota Til. ' • Muan,, W; Ye. eport !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""'"""'""""!!!!!!!I!' FRI. JAN. TANNER'S ' li)r the pa•t 16 ye8fl. Survlvins are hll wile, loin. ~ocelyn Harlan Altere. t h r e • •augblera, Mrs. Fr~ Slack, , !ll*apeake, W. Va., Mn. Sbel)eJ: Actldns, Delaware Ohio town as a social seTVJce llii!I.IIIJI Sherry lnsr•· 'l'he Rev. O!arles A. Pitzer ham and Mrl. D. N. Connon. dllcuued the proposed clotlr inll: blnk for needy families. He said he had dJs<uased tbe !'llalli'GJPSFs county jaiL , PT. Pl.&\SAN'f - • ' ' . ·SIMON'S . MARKET ' ~; four sons, Paakal, Jr., lhe poverty programo-' rouo. D!lwe1 and Russell R. Ak•rs. Mason County Action "' Ill af Delaware, and steve Ak· fDr~al action was taken en. at bome: two sisters, Mrs. the Gu1ld m~bers but all Clara llarlnett of Cleveland and Wilh the plans subMrs. Stella Ballew of Pliny: a milled by Re~. Pitzer. _ _ Bet inning Friday and Satu~ay this w~ Is tho big Semi·A nnual ' porel "Haskin• Tanner. Hurry In rnd get 'bil! aavlng• now, ltn»f!ler, Lemura Akerst Fraz. • >P3ilachi, nj len Bottom, and three grand· at 3 P-~· '" the .nl ctdldren auditotiUrn. · .Smith Brings Government To People OUR COMPLETE STOCK John Sayre, Mrs . . Ntw f ... Blendint of F11hion and Function! Armory a~~~ttiJUe UDill 10 p.m. ~' jf aece&al')'. • O.PJI'Imellll reproseoted 'Jbe 11'11101'1 will be AlricUlture, :judltDr, labor, bealtb, moU>r ~ehlclos, tu, veterans affairs, lllrll l'tiOIII'COS, ..cretal')' of lite, wellm, dvil defeme, huan rllbll, pubUc servlc:e, pu~ CA~A . '· "" ~ Ill G. ,29.95 You'll uve on these year round weight dre" slacks. ExceUent fabrics. Most aU waist sizes. . . . . . . ... 2995 Dilullo~-­ ..,.,. lllaullloi IOid-tllod JowtJry pll b wltli- tl/nopllcoo • Ilia ....1.. .,.,., Ellil wllllltl , . UfiiCII diola-ea ::.·..~ Jllldoloo,.,;_ 11 • - - " -111111-·-·-·-- • .,._..,.. ·-·-- ~~:.A:~~ G0E551 ER Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. RIG. NUS RIG. 149.95 $9.98 _ Sale $7.86 $12.98 _ Sale $1 0.36 $17.98 _ Sele $13.96 $25.95 _ Sale $20.76 __ · SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SPORT SHIRTS ALL MENS WARM SWEATERS ' We Named It- "THE BUDGET SHOP" Buy now and chooae from a good Mlection of boys aulta and Spurt Coati In tlzes 8 to 20. · 2.Pc. Living Roo11 Slitn .... ·.. · .. $99 3-Pc. ltdroom Suhn ........ · :.. .. $99 $61 Sofaltds lllk ltds (Col!lpltta) · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $68 . HolywoH ltds r ............... $39.75 llietleum Rags 9x 12 · .. ·........ $4.88 0 •••••••••••• 0 rwe•U• .................. $11 FURNITuRE , PORK NECK BONES 4 s1 FRESH PIG FEET 6 S1 lb. lb. Come In and flnil your siZe. ··: Reg. $13.95 Co1ts _ $11.16 Reg. $17.95 Coats_ $13.96 Reg. $29.95 Suits _ $23.86 Reg. $32.95 Suits_ $26.36 All Boy's Winter Sport Shim & Knit Shirts - ENTIRE STOCK BOYS " Spo¢ or knit shirts from ooir reliWDiog atock of long sleeve rtyle" ••• $1.98 S.ftirts- $1.56 Reg. $2.98 Shlrts _ $2.36 _ ~. $4.00 Shirts _ $3.06 . 5 Used 3 Used Rebuilt · 5 UMCI Gas Ranges Elec. Ranges NOW ALL NICE Two Only Dining Room_ UTILITY Suite CABINETS Table S2S' 00. *S $10 Chairs -------1 Used 0..0 8-u-lfot------l Bergeln luyl OM 0... END TABLE $3.00 2 Combin.tlon ss FIRST; SEE YOUR ' DOCTOR ••• 'OfEN FOLLOW THISE RULES: I . . . ·. and·.~t dilly Sprinp & Mattresa '25 EACH One Only 0. Only UD •' $29.95 MAICI US AN OFFER ON In With Gol" BOx Sprint with Cn!Wda durl111 flu oeann _ MIIMIIIItm __, _ _ _..... Only , • Waah frequently aotd be aurelo • •••t well..... - ; nutrifleui inNII ~ ~ . . ' ·•Drill warmly anci ...W ll<piiiUra'lo clrafh .. · ,, .• . ; eAak your JOe..,. abeuf.ttie.dvlal!lointY of. iihoh ...11111 eolda -s flu • -. . ' ) ·. I • l . . -~!;; • 1-'. ;J .! ,J . !•. ' • WE~~RYA COMPLm SUppt.Y OF COLD UMEDIES 0 • M ·""·~ SOfA BED -$39.95.. One Only Living~oom ,*lo I_ 'I; . • One UNci· ·BABY, BED . . Rollaway . . Bed ' ' .q ... 12 Used ., ., Almost New DINmE SET 95 R•... _ $ 29: SJ9·95 -------1 •:;wn ~hromo One Only Heatrola RECORD PLAYER '25 One Like New 70,000BTU Gas Space HEATER •69.95 -----2 To Choo.. WARM MORNING COAL HEATERS MustSeeThosel Severe! Used KITCHEN CHAIRS '2 EACII Sale Of COIL SPRINGS $8 EACM '" Dizling Itt~~ SUITE ......, $49.95 Onto..ly ~ of ASedlon.l obaarviatl the l'!ltea Of .... hygl- .... BASE ROCKER....: Ught Oak BOOK CASE l HOlLYWOOD . •whet)- ,...1111e,' -w !10fttKt m:w--~liij Almost New $25 l BED With .• ~ Spring & Mattres• 1 ~~. All Nice lo You cen-'< & hNt wllhthloone Bedroom , · _ Refrigerators Dinette Sets 00 to $69·95 $15· $ All Working Good 10 to Sl\5 ~ .fo Wrh1ger W1sher Television Sets '25 $50 $69 ... ~ · eJeaurelo ... planty of ai"P sweaten 15 UNci Electric Thla It I big OM 5 Usecl 3Piece G.-.y lAC~ - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 One Used COAL & ELECTRIC COOKING RANGES .. Wringer Wethers MAYTAG $48 USED BEDS - WEAIJAIL~s: ··- ~ a:OO ' P.M.. ..,... •,, ... One Only . . ' Reg. $5.98 Sweatlrs •••• $4:76 R $6 98 S •· eg. ' - · · " . • • . . .5.56 . · Res!· $8.98 s-t•n ..•.. $6.96 -------1 ·------1 See Thlt Onel LAD·IE.S·' Reg. $3.98 Swuton .. .. . $3.06 20 Cubic foat Living.Room co-oP uprtght SUITES FREEZER '25 ·:: ~ *100 .,, . llANO. . \ All Kindt of UMCI •' . MAYTAG $68 ! .., ' ...~~y ,;...\. ' . .. rlt\ Unclauifled $1.69 POTATo[J 50 LB. BAG- . ,. ' ' ' ! \' . FAMOUS . SWE-ATERS . ,, · . '. \ lteg, $1.98 Jackett. .•• , , • $6.96 1/teg. $11.98 Jacket~ ..•.. $9.46 Reg. $12.98 Jack.tt ·.... SIO.U Rag. $14.98 Surlos, ••. . . $1t.96 . ; Rag. $19.98 Surb•.••.. . $15.916 · Get him • couple or 'long sleeve Rag. $22.98 Surb. . • • • • . $18.36 . ... :i .1 · :: • ' USE OUR CHARGE, BUDGET or LAYAWAY OPEN FRIDAY I NITE TIL'- 8 I AU BOY'S Chooae now with a lot of cool winter weather yet ahead and get a winter jacket or surburban coat for bla foul weather protection. S~a 99c BREAD~:·_r Reg. $1~ . 26 Choose from our collection of pull over or cardigan styles In the sea,IOn's most popular llhadlnp. .' Reg. $9.95 __ Sele ~.66' $14H5 Sale $9.9~ R118.$1o.95 Sale$7.26 leg.$19.95SIIe$lU6 . ,, I WINTER JACKETS EGGS MILK' Mccov·s -~gal. 8SC Choose·now and save on this selected lfl'UP of men'••h~ · Moslly diBcontiJ:Lued styles 'and 'broken site&, AU plOd buys, . Reg. $49.95 COATS • • $39.86 Reg. $55.00 COATS • • Reg. ss9.95COATS - • Reg. $35 AU Weat. Coats '27.9f» 1 .· Reg. $7.00 Shirts_ $5.56 r r With 1 lot of eold winter weather ahead, now would be a cood You'll uve and keep warm wltb . I . time lo choose a new topcoat from our selection of styles while one of these sale IWeatera In pull· Choose from a good Mlectlon of .cettlni In on this special event savings. over or cardigan style. lien's long aleeve sport ablrta, m"' DY Ia eaay no-Iron fabrlca. ALL BOY'S SUITS & SPORT COATS Some Call It Wholesale . MEN'S ·.-'SHOEs ENTIRE WINTER STOCK MENS TOPCOATS MEN'S LONG SLEEVE 1 SELECTED .GROUP. . $19 96 $26.66 $33.26 Reg. $6.98 SwNters $5.56 Reg. $8.98 Swe.,.rs $6.96 Reg. $4.00 Shirts $3.06 J I S --,, rovl Reg. $10.98 s-1ters $8.76 - · ry lore ... 1 Reg. $11.98 swe...rs $9.46 Reg. $5.00 S~lrts_ $3.96 Reg. 15.00 SWNters $11.96 Reg. $6.00 Shirts...._ $ot.76 .Some Call It DISCOUNT •••••••• IIEG$19.95 DRESS SLACKS ~ fint meeting lor 1167. ...,J Save up to V. Oft this selected group of man's year round weight clothing. Not all sizes. All oxctllenl bargains. Come in 1ncl check your siel ALL STOCK MENS of each wek. The loeetillp wiD continue to eon'ftlle at 7:30 p. m. at the Rut~and Ameriean Lejion Hall. All !fnterostecl persons are urged to flteud. Friday, Jan. I, will be of C<>lonel Charles Chapter DAR beginning MEN'S SUITS ··REDUCED ·33 1/3'o- . OPEN FRI. NITE TIU 8 li!ay night •= All th~ Listed .lte~s M~st Go At Any Cost-Shop 'Early ! ,ft~~ lb. Reg. $26.00.Sel~.$:l0.76 . Reg•.$32.50 Sale $25.96 Reg. $40.110 S;ele $31.66 Reg. $13.98 $ele $11.16 Reg. $19.98 S1le $15.96 Reg. $22.50 Slle $17.96 SELECTED GROUP OF changed from Tuesday to Fri- . ~t u;:_ ~::' ' 1···. NIGHT OWIGED 'lllo Leadlns Creek Watenhed 'regular meelln8 night tw been •~~ati':w"':!:t:.r..: ,, .,_ 1 • lon•e~ " McComb, program chair..illahow slides of Bamne Muskogee, Oklahoma, ot .tries Reg. $29~95 COA1S ~ • ~3:8&_ · REG. .,,_,, . SUITS · - - - -· $31.66 Reg. $3~.00 COATS • • '27.f6 \ '.$39;86 IReg. $4$.00 COATS • $3$/6.6 + SUITS .RIG. ALL MEN'S ·WINTER.: $43.86 · SUITS RIG. • $47.86 SUITS JACKETS RIG• . $59.86 Jackets You'll find big Jl!VInp on our complete aloct ol Men'• :wmter $75.00 SUITS and Surburban coals In rhOrt, medium ·allll RIG. lengths. $7196 $10.00 SUITS ~WATCHES .vate naturo. :Of Picture Slidn . PT. PLEASANT - loin. Jam- GROUND '3 29 . BEEf lb. SMOKED JOWL - 4 S1 1 • JEWELLED PENDANT calion, lllate road COIIIIIIlulon, . ~(P<I hJJtory, emplclf:l · ent ~eMily, and public and treasury. ' 1QUMI!ona wiD be handled ·a first...,., llnt ..rved Dalll. 1 }'here will be no apeecheo ifonvenallo.ns will be of a ,Program Planned in most all aizel I $5U5 c lnltltutlonl, commerce, ed.. ,. Sir W!nston Churclilll was lhe oldest leader of tbe major powen ID Worlll War n, fo~ lowed by Slalln and Roooevell .Coats. for business· or cuual weu; A cood Nlectlon POMIROY WY24975 E. MAIN ST. $55.00 lll'Oif8DI iB ildleduled II 6 p.m. lllDICbt at ~ me. • teP> !fl•llonal guanl I Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Friday Til I S.turday Til 9 . SPORT C. O ATS ... f Choose now and uve on our COJ11plete stock of llfena SI>Wt ' Ill G. . Mf.95 ,....,._ !Will ap; . Clearance Sole on Men and Boy's wlntar wtarliif -ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S Buy now and save on our oomplete stock of fashionable mena . year round stock of suits. All latest styles in 2' or 3 button mo' dels. All sizes to choose from. PT. PLEASANT . a of 21 stale ......,pany Governor 8IDI1II "' Point P1eauDt lllall~~r ID bla aeries of ~ Ill tile People" ~ Of. . ' wlth • lot of cold winter wN~r JM ahaild. You'll aaVfl ~nd tiilf ·.MEN'S SUITS· Carl G. Gardner, Miss Blanche Arl11lllroog. Mrs. D. Morgan Smith, Mrs. 0. H. Carder, Mrs. Charles Proffill and Mrs. Elmer ~ ' . big blrgalnt on meoiy items which are listed below and alto hu ndredt of other lte.... inside the atore. 8uy .,.w IfNI Hostesses for the meeting Mrs. 'f. c, Caudill, Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. .' . . . . MIIjc $5 IACM • �.• - • • I = • •=:: Akers Proposed Clothing Bank is Report Shcnn :~ llld,a~"" .•P~'"""! Sr.rVW.s Held .~\! ______ __. WI"th G-!ld Um"t 1% Persons nw~~":.":":~.~·~;·,..~~,1 81Dla: booted m per-. UIIJCIIIIiCU .U U invesiilated 153 the 1\.... Thursda 'ftle llln- ~ of In" • fU suiting tnjilrlts VQ . y tee.Pf,I'LIIWlft'Gull4 ol au1lt ~ tbe mllliDC clllreh ......... ]Dred m uu a pel'IOAS and property dam•ll acciddlls lJU ' made allrdl 11114 111 JIIIWifJ lund>- u0111t dinner -·ted ,... P'TIPT. flmAN'f - P'lmiral ..., wieetJn1 Wednrzdoy at I day, Jlllllll)' 1:1. beciM111c at l!r~ ~ !'ubi Wlkd ....,_ p. m. tn lbe parl!b llou!e, wtt11 1:10 p. m. In tbe pWitb liGule. ers . a., Plin)>, were llel4 ~ ~ loin. 14llloD L. NiUer, Mrs. It wu alto aMOUII<led that BliclAY at ! p. m. at the Mount GaD r11reo and Mrs. ~ bop Wllbum Campbell Will viJ. ~'"'"" Mel hodlsi Cbutcl1 by tho , wen• lbe bostossea. It Qlrlst aturdl oa hllrulrJ ~ Clavi"" Lively, assisted MJu Jullol Smith, prt!Slden~ 5lh wilb mnllt!nallon ..nee bj I~ Rev .le... llolfmn presided durin! tho busl- II 11 1. m. Purial followed In tbe Mount aessloll wilb Mn. Cborlea A. Haotaae1 for tile "tbnlorJ Union ce\Tielery. Piller leading the devotions. moet~ns will bo Mn. lbrol4 ~en. ll!r. a retired &mervllle, llti. F. W. .._, , miner, died Tuesday in Holzer . Hospital after a loog illness. He ! ••• bom April 4. 1901, at Bed! f6rd, Va., a son of the lale PatE: M,-.and Martha D. Akers. He f li.i "ftooded ID Mason County clothlnl: bank at the Ministerial Asooctattoo meeting and the ~arious otber churches mterested rn the program there waa a possibility that clothinl! bank could l;le llshed In a store roo?' e<mler Ak~rs. at , and may be coordinated . • • ase fllimated at M- Oiled 117 ' road law CGwiiJ Sbotllt \1fJorlo 1!:. Joh mlide S2l mlademe8JICI' 11011 releaild lllio follof<!IJI ao- rest~ : 1Z lt!My arre.U ; U\'ltltl for hll dej>lrlment fOr 1017 court I!!IPet'CI of eivll lbe year 1111. · crimJIIal .ellonl: temverec1 'l1le Doport1neDt lllaflla ~ atolen vehicles; llivosliJated u,a 10 Sberltl Jolillaoa ate brealdn& and .Oterinp: reeovllilllrd Hlbtead, cl!lef field ered stolen property ..lued ~; A. L. Sulll•an,· fifld de- $3,52$; ~ived 1'12 j1!stloe paty, Flll)'d Stover deputy • peace Wilrrant and served 113· court balllff· s. E. 'H....,,_._ m ntal ' RUIIER f.OOTWEAI · • _ e ••....,, . for A,lt Thel"amlly ~Meigs ALL ROAPS LEAD TO In pefiiOnJI MASON ·. . • t· ' ' ·Temple 0 fficers Installed . AND SAVINGS AT . ' PICKENS HARDWARI · ROUSH . SHOE .STORE Mlddl s.tu..,. ~ 1....-yllw, All Q-y, 7i0tte 140 ~ Nftlota Til. ' • Muan,, W; Ye. eport !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""'"""'""""!!!!!!!I!' FRI. JAN. TANNER'S ' li)r the pa•t 16 ye8fl. Survlvins are hll wile, loin. ~ocelyn Harlan Altere. t h r e • •augblera, Mrs. Fr~ Slack, , !ll*apeake, W. Va., Mn. Sbel)eJ: Actldns, Delaware Ohio town as a social seTVJce llii!I.IIIJI Sherry lnsr•· 'l'he Rev. O!arles A. Pitzer ham and Mrl. D. N. Connon. dllcuued the proposed clotlr inll: blnk for needy families. He said he had dJs<uased tbe !'llalli'GJPSFs county jaiL , PT. Pl.&\SAN'f - • ' ' . ·SIMON'S . MARKET ' ~; four sons, Paakal, Jr., lhe poverty programo-' rouo. D!lwe1 and Russell R. Ak•rs. Mason County Action "' Ill af Delaware, and steve Ak· fDr~al action was taken en. at bome: two sisters, Mrs. the Gu1ld m~bers but all Clara llarlnett of Cleveland and Wilh the plans subMrs. Stella Ballew of Pliny: a milled by Re~. Pitzer. _ _ Bet inning Friday and Satu~ay this w~ Is tho big Semi·A nnual ' porel "Haskin• Tanner. Hurry In rnd get 'bil! aavlng• now, ltn»f!ler, Lemura Akerst Fraz. • >P3ilachi, nj len Bottom, and three grand· at 3 P-~· '" the .nl ctdldren auditotiUrn. · .Smith Brings Government To People OUR COMPLETE STOCK John Sayre, Mrs . . Ntw f ... Blendint of F11hion and Function! Armory a~~~ttiJUe UDill 10 p.m. ~' jf aece&al')'. • O.PJI'Imellll reproseoted 'Jbe 11'11101'1 will be AlricUlture, :judltDr, labor, bealtb, moU>r ~ehlclos, tu, veterans affairs, lllrll l'tiOIII'COS, ..cretal')' of lite, wellm, dvil defeme, huan rllbll, pubUc servlc:e, pu~ CA~A . '· "" ~ Ill G. ,29.95 You'll uve on these year round weight dre" slacks. ExceUent fabrics. Most aU waist sizes. . . . . . . ... 2995 Dilullo~-­ ..,.,. lllaullloi IOid-tllod JowtJry pll b wltli- tl/nopllcoo • Ilia ....1.. .,.,., Ellil wllllltl , . UfiiCII diola-ea ::.·..~ Jllldoloo,.,;_ 11 • - - " -111111-·-·-·-- • .,._..,.. ·-·-- ~~:.A:~~ G0E551 ER Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. RIG. NUS RIG. 149.95 $9.98 _ Sale $7.86 $12.98 _ Sale $1 0.36 $17.98 _ Sele $13.96 $25.95 _ Sale $20.76 __ · SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SPORT SHIRTS ALL MENS WARM SWEATERS ' We Named It- "THE BUDGET SHOP" Buy now and chooae from a good Mlection of boys aulta and Spurt Coati In tlzes 8 to 20. · 2.Pc. Living Roo11 Slitn .... ·.. · .. $99 3-Pc. ltdroom Suhn ........ · :.. .. $99 $61 Sofaltds lllk ltds (Col!lpltta) · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $68 . HolywoH ltds r ............... $39.75 llietleum Rags 9x 12 · .. ·........ $4.88 0 •••••••••••• 0 rwe•U• .................. $11 FURNITuRE , PORK NECK BONES 4 s1 FRESH PIG FEET 6 S1 lb. lb. Come In and flnil your siZe. ··: Reg. $13.95 Co1ts _ $11.16 Reg. $17.95 Coats_ $13.96 Reg. $29.95 Suits _ $23.86 Reg. $32.95 Suits_ $26.36 All Boy's Winter Sport Shim & Knit Shirts - ENTIRE STOCK BOYS " Spo¢ or knit shirts from ooir reliWDiog atock of long sleeve rtyle" ••• $1.98 S.ftirts- $1.56 Reg. $2.98 Shlrts _ $2.36 _ ~. $4.00 Shirts _ $3.06 . 5 Used 3 Used Rebuilt · 5 UMCI Gas Ranges Elec. Ranges NOW ALL NICE Two Only Dining Room_ UTILITY Suite CABINETS Table S2S' 00. *S $10 Chairs -------1 Used 0..0 8-u-lfot------l Bergeln luyl OM 0... END TABLE $3.00 2 Combin.tlon ss FIRST; SEE YOUR ' DOCTOR ••• 'OfEN FOLLOW THISE RULES: I . . . ·. and·.~t dilly Sprinp & Mattresa '25 EACH One Only 0. Only UD •' $29.95 MAICI US AN OFFER ON In With Gol" BOx Sprint with Cn!Wda durl111 flu oeann _ MIIMIIIItm __, _ _ _..... Only , • Waah frequently aotd be aurelo • •••t well..... - ; nutrifleui inNII ~ ~ . . ' ·•Drill warmly anci ...W ll<piiiUra'lo clrafh .. · ,, .• . ; eAak your JOe..,. abeuf.ttie.dvlal!lointY of. iihoh ...11111 eolda -s flu • -. . ' ) ·. I • l . . -~!;; • 1-'. ;J .! ,J . !•. ' • WE~~RYA COMPLm SUppt.Y OF COLD UMEDIES 0 • M ·""·~ SOfA BED -$39.95.. One Only Living~oom ,*lo I_ 'I; . • One UNci· ·BABY, BED . . Rollaway . . Bed ' ' .q ... 12 Used ., ., Almost New DINmE SET 95 R•... _ $ 29: SJ9·95 -------1 •:;wn ~hromo One Only Heatrola RECORD PLAYER '25 One Like New 70,000BTU Gas Space HEATER •69.95 -----2 To Choo.. WARM MORNING COAL HEATERS MustSeeThosel Severe! Used KITCHEN CHAIRS '2 EACII Sale Of COIL SPRINGS $8 EACM '" Dizling Itt~~ SUITE ......, $49.95 Onto..ly ~ of ASedlon.l obaarviatl the l'!ltea Of .... hygl- .... BASE ROCKER....: Ught Oak BOOK CASE l HOlLYWOOD . •whet)- ,...1111e,' -w !10fttKt m:w--~liij Almost New $25 l BED With .• ~ Spring & Mattres• 1 ~~. All Nice lo You cen-'< & hNt wllhthloone Bedroom , · _ Refrigerators Dinette Sets 00 to $69·95 $15· $ All Working Good 10 to Sl\5 ~ .fo Wrh1ger W1sher Television Sets '25 $50 $69 ... ~ · eJeaurelo ... planty of ai"P sweaten 15 UNci Electric Thla It I big OM 5 Usecl 3Piece G.-.y lAC~ - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 One Used COAL & ELECTRIC COOKING RANGES .. Wringer Wethers MAYTAG $48 USED BEDS - WEAIJAIL~s: ··- ~ a:OO ' P.M.. ..,... •,, ... One Only . . ' Reg. $5.98 Sweatlrs •••• $4:76 R $6 98 S •· eg. ' - · · " . • • . . .5.56 . · Res!· $8.98 s-t•n ..•.. $6.96 -------1 ·------1 See Thlt Onel LAD·IE.S·' Reg. $3.98 Swuton .. .. . $3.06 20 Cubic foat Living.Room co-oP uprtght SUITES FREEZER '25 ·:: ~ *100 .,, . llANO. . \ All Kindt of UMCI •' . MAYTAG $68 ! .., ' ...~~y ,;...\. ' . .. rlt\ Unclauifled $1.69 POTATo[J 50 LB. BAG- . ,. ' ' ' ! \' . FAMOUS . SWE-ATERS . ,, · . '. \ lteg, $1.98 Jackett. .•• , , • $6.96 1/teg. $11.98 Jacket~ ..•.. $9.46 Reg. $12.98 Jack.tt ·.... SIO.U Rag. $14.98 Surlos, ••. . . $1t.96 . ; Rag. $19.98 Surb•.••.. . $15.916 · Get him • couple or 'long sleeve Rag. $22.98 Surb. . • • • • . $18.36 . ... :i .1 · :: • ' USE OUR CHARGE, BUDGET or LAYAWAY OPEN FRIDAY I NITE TIL'- 8 I AU BOY'S Chooae now with a lot of cool winter weather yet ahead and get a winter jacket or surburban coat for bla foul weather protection. S~a 99c BREAD~:·_r Reg. $1~ . 26 Choose from our collection of pull over or cardigan styles In the sea,IOn's most popular llhadlnp. .' Reg. $9.95 __ Sele ~.66' $14H5 Sale $9.9~ R118.$1o.95 Sale$7.26 leg.$19.95SIIe$lU6 . ,, I WINTER JACKETS EGGS MILK' Mccov·s -~gal. 8SC Choose·now and save on this selected lfl'UP of men'••h~ · Moslly diBcontiJ:Lued styles 'and 'broken site&, AU plOd buys, . Reg. $49.95 COATS • • $39.86 Reg. $55.00 COATS • • Reg. ss9.95COATS - • Reg. $35 AU Weat. Coats '27.9f» 1 .· Reg. $7.00 Shirts_ $5.56 r r With 1 lot of eold winter weather ahead, now would be a cood You'll uve and keep warm wltb . I . time lo choose a new topcoat from our selection of styles while one of these sale IWeatera In pull· Choose from a good Mlectlon of .cettlni In on this special event savings. over or cardigan style. lien's long aleeve sport ablrta, m"' DY Ia eaay no-Iron fabrlca. ALL BOY'S SUITS & SPORT COATS Some Call It Wholesale . MEN'S ·.-'SHOEs ENTIRE WINTER STOCK MENS TOPCOATS MEN'S LONG SLEEVE 1 SELECTED .GROUP. . $19 96 $26.66 $33.26 Reg. $6.98 SwNters $5.56 Reg. $8.98 Swe.,.rs $6.96 Reg. $4.00 Shirts $3.06 J I S --,, rovl Reg. $10.98 s-1ters $8.76 - · ry lore ... 1 Reg. $11.98 swe...rs $9.46 Reg. $5.00 S~lrts_ $3.96 Reg. 15.00 SWNters $11.96 Reg. $6.00 Shirts...._ $ot.76 .Some Call It DISCOUNT •••••••• IIEG$19.95 DRESS SLACKS ~ fint meeting lor 1167. ...,J Save up to V. Oft this selected group of man's year round weight clothing. Not all sizes. All oxctllenl bargains. Come in 1ncl check your siel ALL STOCK MENS of each wek. The loeetillp wiD continue to eon'ftlle at 7:30 p. m. at the Rut~and Ameriean Lejion Hall. All !fnterostecl persons are urged to flteud. Friday, Jan. I, will be of C<>lonel Charles Chapter DAR beginning MEN'S SUITS ··REDUCED ·33 1/3'o- . OPEN FRI. NITE TIU 8 li!ay night •= All th~ Listed .lte~s M~st Go At Any Cost-Shop 'Early ! ,ft~~ lb. Reg. $26.00.Sel~.$:l0.76 . Reg•.$32.50 Sale $25.96 Reg. $40.110 S;ele $31.66 Reg. $13.98 $ele $11.16 Reg. $19.98 S1le $15.96 Reg. $22.50 Slle $17.96 SELECTED GROUP OF changed from Tuesday to Fri- . ~t u;:_ ~::' ' 1···. NIGHT OWIGED 'lllo Leadlns Creek Watenhed 'regular meelln8 night tw been •~~ati':w"':!:t:.r..: ,, .,_ 1 • lon•e~ " McComb, program chair..illahow slides of Bamne Muskogee, Oklahoma, ot .tries Reg. $29~95 COA1S ~ • ~3:8&_ · REG. .,,_,, . SUITS · - - - -· $31.66 Reg. $3~.00 COATS • • '27.f6 \ '.$39;86 IReg. $4$.00 COATS • $3$/6.6 + SUITS .RIG. ALL MEN'S ·WINTER.: $43.86 · SUITS RIG. • $47.86 SUITS JACKETS RIG• . $59.86 Jackets You'll find big Jl!VInp on our complete aloct ol Men'• :wmter $75.00 SUITS and Surburban coals In rhOrt, medium ·allll RIG. lengths. $7196 $10.00 SUITS ~WATCHES .vate naturo. :Of Picture Slidn . PT. PLEASANT - loin. Jam- GROUND '3 29 . BEEf lb. SMOKED JOWL - 4 S1 1 • JEWELLED PENDANT calion, lllate road COIIIIIIlulon, . ~(P<I hJJtory, emplclf:l · ent ~eMily, and public and treasury. ' 1QUMI!ona wiD be handled ·a first...,., llnt ..rved Dalll. 1 }'here will be no apeecheo ifonvenallo.ns will be of a ,Program Planned in most all aizel I $5U5 c lnltltutlonl, commerce, ed.. ,. Sir W!nston Churclilll was lhe oldest leader of tbe major powen ID Worlll War n, fo~ lowed by Slalln and Roooevell .Coats. for business· or cuual weu; A cood Nlectlon POMIROY WY24975 E. MAIN ST. $55.00 lll'Oif8DI iB ildleduled II 6 p.m. lllDICbt at ~ me. • teP> !fl•llonal guanl I Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Friday Til I S.turday Til 9 . SPORT C. O ATS ... f Choose now and uve on our COJ11plete stock of llfena SI>Wt ' Ill G. . Mf.95 ,....,._ !Will ap; . Clearance Sole on Men and Boy's wlntar wtarliif -ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S Buy now and save on our oomplete stock of fashionable mena . year round stock of suits. All latest styles in 2' or 3 button mo' dels. All sizes to choose from. PT. PLEASANT . a of 21 stale ......,pany Governor 8IDI1II "' Point P1eauDt lllall~~r ID bla aeries of ~ Ill tile People" ~ Of. . ' wlth • lot of cold winter wN~r JM ahaild. You'll aaVfl ~nd tiilf ·.MEN'S SUITS· Carl G. Gardner, Miss Blanche Arl11lllroog. Mrs. D. Morgan Smith, Mrs. 0. H. Carder, Mrs. Charles Proffill and Mrs. Elmer ~ ' . big blrgalnt on meoiy items which are listed below and alto hu ndredt of other lte.... inside the atore. 8uy .,.w IfNI Hostesses for the meeting Mrs. 'f. c, Caudill, Mrs. John Kauff, Mrs. .' . . . . MIIjc $5 IACM • �• ., ....,.. ---· • ....... . .. ,t • Ponterovt Motor Co. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, Woo $1295 R... uced To ,1195 2 Dr. Deluxe mqdel. Local owner, elet~a. In~. let black liDbh. radio 1nd heater. Far S.le RADIATOR Ser•· ~SERVICE M50 SPORT From .... Laraeat 1964 CORVAIR ~ COUPE . flil95 .or BLAETTNARS Low mileqe, locoll-llld. trana. Turquoile fini1h, VOII,I'I interior. R&H. ..... ... ~II: Bvlldozer Radiator To The Sm•llelt &nter Core. ' ""' 99WI411 lt.ll ... 1111 . . . . ,. ~IV I :M • · M Pomeroy Motor Co. Nl ,,. ... 10 ...,., TO "t..ACI A IUUL I f'ti00o,1c;Utt8 •Atn AD N.<~n;-=:;;f. oP!N IVIL NO P.M. - PHONE WY 2·2156 wet, square .Alse hlr. !'bone 7~, JOMIIIOY, Olllt lnaure.._ GET A quotation from IIEtJ. TER INSURANCE AGlilNI..'Y INC. belon .....,,.In& outo Insurance. We may 12 30 ·~ lo .... )'011 -- 1 2 lie HEOAAWEO UP "TOTH "TIIBLE AN "TOOI( TWO SIZABLE BITES ~ SUPPeR WIFUS LASTN16HTAN" He !OAID MV JHI WILLITI ·• .. FORe HE · lio' MfM BERED TO 11.-r TH' • BlESS IN' OUT OF HIS DRllMSIICI< •• . ~~=- SINFUL I'R"'oo: . .CAU DICk RAWUNGt lawlfntt HJncle ~ Phane992-2143 POmeoroy, 0. . . UOIIGI WONDII RADIATOR SERVICE MO.. II ... fllaD I,AIIWILL ' "KICUt BLAETTNARS New lireti, cle1n interior, radio, he.ter, black finilb. I 110111 ~- BOBCAT SPRINT 1962 VOLKSWAGEN DEL-. 2 DOOR -.....,-- $195 TH"IW!50!\I RON"DA SAW '& SERVIa HARlEY MOTORCYCLES t • loAIII'IIY GQ0CH;I ... INUI'I'Y IMITII - .' U,....*-1 Yl • Ctt Extra Casli Tlie want Ad way, fJusiness.Services 4 TII\ES, 7;SO • 211, like mounted on 5 hole whoolls, Wllllamo Sohlo Ice Station, Middleport, vm" 1 I S Ito •• your boon after clelllllnll . II wl~~ ~ · Lus~ Foam.· Eleelrllrl~c:.:~~ pooer rental $1. E lldwe., Pomeroy, 0. 1 5 etc ... , •• . , . . ....._ ...... ~ ·· ) \ 11167 ,.. .. . --.. ' it • ..... 8-llall1-Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, - ASHAMED 0, :; • YOUR DIRTY CA!t' . lll Rew Riiilr.fOr slioj!" -- - - · eCor' e Truck ei:INter =~sac . - ,, . elkoltdOHr . eAnyType (oro I(JI11I . . BEPROUDOP A CLIAN CAR-' U.ORIVJi.THRU CAR WASH GOBLE FO"Rb flY 2-iiiN . Mldd_,., 0 . BAIRD BIOS. AUTO WRECKING ·SPECIAL ON • . ' THE_ BORN LOSEII av ART SANSOM • ' !' SCitN!<IDU ' J)I.D 'otlU ~V€R. Sll:lP . THI"-11<.; ~EK, THAT To . THIS MIGHT BE""THE OPPOR~ITY BUSINESS . Rapid Expansion Program. ' ~AR.. WHEIJ WO'_U. DOU'r 8E SUCH A STUPID DREAME~! Ejf,~ V£AR 'tttl. StE AfJ 1i:IJD 10 AU. M HAll; IIJ THE " WORLD? We are seeking two inteUlgent, J&gressive rnen 1ft this area who are intei'ISted in an 4\1\ltstudlng career in creat- 'r!X.I'LL NEVr n:!AWAV wr, HATE llll"THI S WORLD I ~V . TRESAME /JOT llliS YEAR OR OUM8 7HIII/P! NN 'rtARI HE'S I<IGI-Il'f l HAlE HIM DICK TRACY EVOO BIT AS MOCHAn DID LAST YEAR! ive sales. If you quaHfy; YOll wlll 'become 8SIIOclated witb a young, aggressive, soundly finanCial mulU·mWion ~ lar Ohio corporation. CHECK THES!! FEATURES: • ProtKtlvt ttrr'ltory • Establb•hed clltntl eComplett training •Bonus _lnc.,.Uw• eStock o""-1• • . ·• multJ.nilllljn-dollor """ . • Dornettk: Ohio corpor1&111t ·,. . •Locel. cafilp;any rapr... nto~tlon You supply TIME and EFFORT In your oree . .-. Legal Notice elf you art 21 eWant your own b~nlnns • Live in Ohio • Art available ' $ lllil7hM ;1 ... T.II FIECKLIS AND"HIS FRIENDI IN MYOPINION , Tt-t~T eCon bt bondocl eAnd un 1upply J stron1 u~~Lll-l t tOT 01= N!Ct klOB IN MV ClA'S9, At-10 QJJ\1 TEAc~;:ll$ THE chareCttr reftrtncts ~mmeditttly .MO-...T I SHE "LEARri 'm Ri:AD, ~ ~ill . CON .-,op 'o<ltl"". If you bell••• YOU con qualify, coli Mr. Roy C. \ LIK.£. REAI»><lf Gilbert, phone 5?3-6661, Athons, Ohio, Friday; JonUI"'f 6th between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. ·· · . · -· tiO 00 I. TIP t """ ''Fiq!NTCO ~ES ARE WINOOWG 'TO TJ.It !AMI:U ., I</Orurl .... ' lly V. T. HAMI;IN 1'----------JI AlBIE AND SLATS EVELYN C. LUCKE Clerll: of Court• of th& Common Plu. of Metra · County. State of Ohio W 5, 12, 19, 26 (2) 2, 5tu WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main & Coll111• Avo. •nd Prius Tho O.lly Htoblished l ~rfl" IT INCH 100 COLD FOR THAT 50RT OF THING 7 .t;-:1=======:: Wanted MACHINISTS PIPI FITTERS FLAME CUTTERS . WELDERS LAYOUT MEN STilL fABRICATORS 'Dle 'taildard rate tor men experienced in th11 above dulilltations is $3.15 per 3 ROOM - room furnished apartment. Adults. References. 11 and 4 Mulherr)' Ave., Pomeroy, 12 I 66118. bour. I Appl)' in person, Monday tbrou1h Friday, 8 a .m. 'til 4 p.m., or pbone ((lllect. (419) 691-2475 AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. 2245 Front St. Toi. .,OhJo All equol opportunity lUGS aUNMY . roomsi ment, furnace boiiSe, 2 Jarae ps, 2 farm ~. ate oee&~J>111117• . Pearl . , hea~ llama. port, 0. Ph, 99Z-31'14. 1128 .. ,,f:'. ·IMIZ'"10Z·IIILI trc: ~ ·y,; .,. empJoyer . . Au" W.e &.T.v. I 4 i!le · ,•.. •'. " ~Iter, ' ''t ' ·" -~-~-<ij .. i • . ·.•. ,. ·' ' • D. ' l �• ., ....,.. ---· • ....... . .. ,t • Ponterovt Motor Co. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, Woo $1295 R... uced To ,1195 2 Dr. Deluxe mqdel. Local owner, elet~a. In~. let black liDbh. radio 1nd heater. Far S.le RADIATOR Ser•· ~SERVICE M50 SPORT From .... Laraeat 1964 CORVAIR ~ COUPE . flil95 .or BLAETTNARS Low mileqe, locoll-llld. trana. Turquoile fini1h, VOII,I'I interior. R&H. ..... ... ~II: Bvlldozer Radiator To The Sm•llelt &nter Core. ' ""' 99WI411 lt.ll ... 1111 . . . . ,. ~IV I :M • · M Pomeroy Motor Co. Nl ,,. ... 10 ...,., TO "t..ACI A IUUL I f'ti00o,1c;Utt8 •Atn AD N.<~n;-=:;;f. oP!N IVIL NO P.M. - PHONE WY 2·2156 wet, square .Alse hlr. !'bone 7~, JOMIIIOY, Olllt lnaure.._ GET A quotation from IIEtJ. TER INSURANCE AGlilNI..'Y INC. belon .....,,.In& outo Insurance. We may 12 30 ·~ lo .... )'011 -- 1 2 lie HEOAAWEO UP "TOTH "TIIBLE AN "TOOI( TWO SIZABLE BITES ~ SUPPeR WIFUS LASTN16HTAN" He !OAID MV JHI WILLITI ·• .. FORe HE · lio' MfM BERED TO 11.-r TH' • BlESS IN' OUT OF HIS DRllMSIICI< •• . ~~=- SINFUL I'R"'oo: . .CAU DICk RAWUNGt lawlfntt HJncle ~ Phane992-2143 POmeoroy, 0. . . UOIIGI WONDII RADIATOR SERVICE MO.. II ... fllaD I,AIIWILL ' "KICUt BLAETTNARS New lireti, cle1n interior, radio, he.ter, black finilb. I 110111 ~- BOBCAT SPRINT 1962 VOLKSWAGEN DEL-. 2 DOOR -.....,-- $195 TH"IW!50!\I RON"DA SAW '& SERVIa HARlEY MOTORCYCLES t • loAIII'IIY GQ0CH;I ... INUI'I'Y IMITII - .' U,....*-1 Yl • Ctt Extra Casli Tlie want Ad way, fJusiness.Services 4 TII\ES, 7;SO • 211, like mounted on 5 hole whoolls, Wllllamo Sohlo Ice Station, Middleport, vm" 1 I S Ito •• your boon after clelllllnll . II wl~~ ~ · Lus~ Foam.· Eleelrllrl~c:.:~~ pooer rental $1. E lldwe., Pomeroy, 0. 1 5 etc ... , •• . , . . ....._ ...... ~ ·· ) \ 11167 ,.. .. . --.. ' it • ..... 8-llall1-Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, - ASHAMED 0, :; • YOUR DIRTY CA!t' . lll Rew Riiilr.fOr slioj!" -- - - · eCor' e Truck ei:INter =~sac . - ,, . elkoltdOHr . eAnyType (oro I(JI11I . . BEPROUDOP A CLIAN CAR-' U.ORIVJi.THRU CAR WASH GOBLE FO"Rb flY 2-iiiN . Mldd_,., 0 . BAIRD BIOS. AUTO WRECKING ·SPECIAL ON • . ' THE_ BORN LOSEII av ART SANSOM • ' !' SCitN!<IDU ' J)I.D 'otlU ~V€R. Sll:lP . THI"-11<.; ~EK, THAT To . THIS MIGHT BE""THE OPPOR~ITY BUSINESS . Rapid Expansion Program. ' ~AR.. WHEIJ WO'_U. DOU'r 8E SUCH A STUPID DREAME~! Ejf,~ V£AR 'tttl. StE AfJ 1i:IJD 10 AU. M HAll; IIJ THE " WORLD? We are seeking two inteUlgent, J&gressive rnen 1ft this area who are intei'ISted in an 4\1\ltstudlng career in creat- 'r!X.I'LL NEVr n:!AWAV wr, HATE llll"THI S WORLD I ~V . TRESAME /JOT llliS YEAR OR OUM8 7HIII/P! NN 'rtARI HE'S I<IGI-Il'f l HAlE HIM DICK TRACY EVOO BIT AS MOCHAn DID LAST YEAR! ive sales. If you quaHfy; YOll wlll 'become 8SIIOclated witb a young, aggressive, soundly finanCial mulU·mWion ~ lar Ohio corporation. CHECK THES!! FEATURES: • ProtKtlvt ttrr'ltory • Establb•hed clltntl eComplett training •Bonus _lnc.,.Uw• eStock o""-1• • . ·• multJ.nilllljn-dollor """ . • Dornettk: Ohio corpor1&111t ·,. . •Locel. cafilp;any rapr... nto~tlon You supply TIME and EFFORT In your oree . .-. Legal Notice elf you art 21 eWant your own b~nlnns • Live in Ohio • Art available ' $ lllil7hM ;1 ... T.II FIECKLIS AND"HIS FRIENDI IN MYOPINION , Tt-t~T eCon bt bondocl eAnd un 1upply J stron1 u~~Lll-l t tOT 01= N!Ct klOB IN MV ClA'S9, At-10 QJJ\1 TEAc~;:ll$ THE chareCttr reftrtncts ~mmeditttly .MO-...T I SHE "LEARri 'm Ri:AD, ~ ~ill . CON .-,op 'o<ltl"". If you bell••• YOU con qualify, coli Mr. Roy C. \ LIK.£. REAI»><lf Gilbert, phone 5?3-6661, Athons, Ohio, Friday; JonUI"'f 6th between 9 A.M. and 3 P.M. ·· · . · -· tiO 00 I. TIP t """ ''Fiq!NTCO ~ES ARE WINOOWG 'TO TJ.It !AMI:U ., I</Orurl .... ' lly V. T. HAMI;IN 1'----------JI AlBIE AND SLATS EVELYN C. LUCKE Clerll: of Court• of th& Common Plu. of Metra · County. State of Ohio W 5, 12, 19, 26 (2) 2, 5tu WANTED BOY or GIRL In Rutland on Main & Coll111• Avo. •nd Prius Tho O.lly Htoblished l ~rfl" IT INCH 100 COLD FOR THAT 50RT OF THING 7 .t;-:1=======:: Wanted MACHINISTS PIPI FITTERS FLAME CUTTERS . WELDERS LAYOUT MEN STilL fABRICATORS 'Dle 'taildard rate tor men experienced in th11 above dulilltations is $3.15 per 3 ROOM - room furnished apartment. Adults. References. 11 and 4 Mulherr)' Ave., Pomeroy, 12 I 66118. bour. I Appl)' in person, Monday tbrou1h Friday, 8 a .m. 'til 4 p.m., or pbone ((lllect. (419) 691-2475 AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. 2245 Front St. Toi. .,OhJo All equol opportunity lUGS aUNMY . roomsi ment, furnace boiiSe, 2 Jarae ps, 2 farm ~. ate oee&~J>111117• . Pearl . , hea~ llama. port, 0. Ph, 99Z-31'14. 1128 .. ,,f:'. ·IMIZ'"10Z·IIILI trc: ~ ·y,; .,. empJoyer . . Au" W.e &.T.v. I 4 i!le · ,•.. •'. " ~Iter, ' ''t ' ·" -~-~-<ij .. i • . ·.•. ,. ·' ' • D. ' l �I . ~ . • .. k End Elberf ld in Pomeroy Are Open Both Friday Nig~t .aod Saturday Night Until9:' Take Adva, ge Of ·he ••• Bargains All Over the Store in Every Department. OUR ANNUAL JANUARY CLEARANt;E SALE! I GIRLS RAINCOATS •nd JACKETS $1.95 $3.95 $2.95 1.95 GIRLS RAINCOATS .... .... .. .. ....... . GIRLS JACKETS . .•.•........... . ..... GIRLS JACKETS . . .... . . . ............... GIRLS JACKETS .. . ... . ... .. . .. ... ... . SALE $3,00 SALE $2.00 SALE $1.50 SALE . 1.00 WOMENS AND GIRLS DUSTERS I tS WOMEN$ DUSTERS . . . . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. t5 WOMENS DUSTERS . ... . .............. > fS WOMENS DUSTER.; . . .. .. .. .. .. . . • . .. . .ts GIRlS DUSTERS . . .. . . • . .. .. . . .. • . . . . 95 GIRLS DUSTERS .......... ... ......... ·NM GIRLS DUSTERS ........ . . . ........... $U5 GIRLS DUSTERS .......... ... ......... SAL! SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $4.50 $4.00 $3.00· I 1.50 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 GIRLS SKIRTS $ •• 95 G1RLS SXIRTS $7.95 GIRLS SKIRTS SUS GIRLS SKIRTS $3.95 GIRLS SKIRTS $2.95 GIRLS SKIRTS . . . . .................. . .. . ... ... . ............ . . . . ........................ . .... .. ......... .. ..... . . ....... .... ..... . ... .. .. WOMENS Spe'd.l Purch•..l BATES BEDSPREADS MENS AND BOYS WEAR WOMEN$ COATS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $6.00 $5.50 $4.50 $3.00 $2.00 SKIRTS BOYS $2.00 KNIT PAJAMAS. 2 to 7 . . . . . .... SAU $1.00 MENS $4.49 OVAL WESTUN JIANS, 29 lo 36 SALE SU41 BOYS P,ft OVAL WISTERN JEANS, 6 lo II .. SALE $3.20 MENS $1.ft SHORT SLEEVE SWEAT SHIRTS . . SALI $1.50 MINS 14.95 PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS (29 to 42) $J.SO MENS $5.95 ond $6.95 CORDUROY SLAClKS . . SALI 54.00 BOYS $4.95 ond $5.49 CORDUROY SLACKS . ... SALI $3.50 Yount Mont $2.95 Husgor HI Crow Knit SHIIITS . . . • $2.35 . . SALI $2.50 BOYS $2.95 SWEATERS, altos 2 to 6x BOYS $U5 SWEATERS. '""' 2 to 6 and I to 16 SALE $3.25 BOYS $4.95 SWEATERS . ...... . .. . ..... .... SALE S4.00 BOYS $5.95 SWEATERS .. . . . .......... . . ... . . SALE 4.50 BOYS $6.95 SWEATERS . ............. ...... .. SALE $$.00 BOYS $7.95 SWEATERS ..................... SALI $6.00 ' BOYS $8.95 SWEATERS ...... .. . . . . .. . . ... .. . SALI $7.00 MENS $7 .SO Cavalry Twill WORK JACKETS ... SALE $6.00 MENS $2.95 Long To'il Flannel WORK SHIRTS .. SALE $2.50 MENS $7.95 and $1.95 SWEATERS ... . .... . ' .. SALE $6.00 MENS $9.95 and $18.95 SWEATERS .. ....... . SALE $1.00 MENS $11.95 and $12.95 SWEATERS . .. ... .. SALE. $9.00 MENS $4.95 Long SIHVI SPORT SHIRTS . ... . SAL I $3.50 MENS $3.95 Long SIHvl SPORT SHIRTS ...... ALE $3.25 MENS $1.95 ond'$9.95 Velour SPORT SHIRTS ·.. SALE $5.00 BOYS $3.95 Pormonont Pr... SPORT S.HIRTS .. SALE $3.25 BOYS $2.95 p..,...nent Prtn SPORT SHIRTS .. SALE $l.50 BOYS $1.95 Long SIMVI SPORT SHIRTS . ..... SALE $1.50 BOYS $1.95 Woth 'n Woor SLACKS, to to 7 .•.. SALE $1.50 BOYS $2.95 Wnh 'n Woar SLACKS (2 lo 7) .... SALE $2.00 BOYS U.95 PKmanont Prost SLACKS (2 to 71 . . SALE $3.00 BOYS $1.95 Long SIMve SPORT SHIRTS (2 to 7 I SA~E $1.50 MENS $6.95 Wool Flannel WORK SHIRTS .. . .. SALE $4.50 BOYS $4.95 Scrub Denim WEST-ERN JEANS . ... SALE $3.50 MENS $3.95 Wottorn Stylo SHIRTS ( lorgo. ox. Iorge) -...~$2.00 MENS $1.95 Long Sloovo FLANNEL SHIRTS . ... SALE $1.69 ' $11.95 WOMEN$ SKIRTS ..... . .•.•.... .... SALE $11.00 $11.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .. .......... . ... .. SALE $10.00 $lG.95 WOMENS SKIRTS . ........•...•..•... SALE ...00 $1.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .... .... . . ... ....... . SALE $6.00 $7.95 WOMENS SKIRTS .... .. ............... SALE $5.50 $5.95 WOMENS SKIRTS ..... . .. . ... ... .... . .. SALE $4.50 I il ' I WOMENS SLACKS $9.95 WOMENS IUS WOMENS $7.95 WOMENS $5.95 WOMENS $4.95 WOM~NS $3.95 WOMENS $2.95 WOMENS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS .... . .....•.....•... ....... ...... ... .... .................... ........ ............ . • . .. . . . . . • • . .. . . .. • . . .. . . . . .. • .. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. • . . SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $8.00 $6.00 $5.50 $4.50 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 WOMENS ALL WEATHER COATS S2UO $25.00 $19.50 $1UO $13.95 WOMENS WOMEN$ WOMEN$ WOMEN$ WOMENS ALL ALL ALL ALL ALL WEATHER WEATHER WEATHER WEATHER WEATHER COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS . . .. .•.. .... .. .. •..• SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $18.110 $16,00 $14.00 $12.00 $10.00 GIRLS COATS $25.00 $19.50 $16.50 $13.95 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRL$ COATS COATS COATS COATS ........................ ...................... ...................... ... . ................. . WOMENS $69.$0 $59.50 149JO $39.50 $29.50 $22.50 WOMENS WOMEN$ WOMEN$ WOMEN$ WDMENS WOMENS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SAL I SALE SALE SALE $16.00 $14.00 $12.00 $10.00 SUITS .................... . . .................. . . .. .. .. . . . .. .. • .. . • . .................... .................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .. • .. . SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $50.00 $45.00 $40.00 $26.00 $20.00 $15.00 $5.95 GIRLS CAR COATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . SALE 14.00 $3.95 GIRLS CAR COATS . . . . . . . . . • . • . .. .. . . . SALE $3.00 $13.95 CHILDREN$ SNOW SUITS .. .•..•.•... SALE $10.00 $12.95 CHILDREN$ SNOW SUITS ............ SALE $10.00 $10.!5 CHILDREN$ SNOW SUITS ... ...... . .. SALE $1.00 .............. .............. .. , ............ . .... .. ........ .. ............ .............. SAL I SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $26.00 $20.00 $16.00 $14.00 $12.00 $10.00 GIRLS BLOUSES $3.95 GIRLS BLOUSES . .... . ............... . SALE $2.50 $2.95 GIRLS BLOUSES .................... . . SALE $2.00 $1.95 GIRLS BLOUSES . .... ...... ........... SALE $1.25 WOMENS SWEATERS, Cardigans & Slipovers 513.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS ... ............. SALE $11.00 $12.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS • ..•••.•..•••.•• SALE $10.00 . $1D.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS ................ SALE $7.50 $1.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS .. ................ SALE $6.50 $7.95 WOMENS SWEATER$ .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. • SALE $6.00 $U5 WOMENS SWEATERS . . . • . • • . . . .. .. • • SALE 14.50 14.95 WOMEN$ SWEATERS .....•.....•..•. SALE $4.00 $US WOMEN$ SWEATERS .. . ............... SALE $3.00 WOMENS DRESSES (&p.cial Group& S.lect.c:l From Our Stock) WOMEN$ DRESSES . . . . . . . . • • . . • . . . . SALE $23.00 DRESSES .................. SALE $17.00 DRESSES . ........ . ........ SALE $15.00 DRESSES ....... ........... SALE $13.00 DRESSES . ................. SALE $11.00 DRESSES .................. SALE $10.00 DRESSES . .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. SALE $9.00 DRESSES . • . .. . .. .. .. .. .. • . SALE $1.00 DRESSES . . • . . . .. • . . .. . . .. . SALE $7,00 . \ "! · _, WOMENS BLOUSES Spacial Group-S.Iee~ FNrn Our Stock ' ..U5 WOMENS BLOUSES . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . SALI $3.00 $3.95 WOMENS BLOUSE$ • .. .. .. .. . .. . .. • . . SALE $2.00 $2.95 WOMENS BLOUSES .................. SALE $I .SO INFANTS AND 1CHILDRENS WEAR $2.19 CHILDREN$ FLANNEL PAJAMAS, 4 to 14 SA~I $1.69 fUS Childrons BRUSHID RAYON PAJAMAS .. SALI $3.00 41,.9 TODDLER FLANNEL PAJAMAS ... ..••• SALI $1.40 fi.OO INFANTS SLEIPIRI WITH fliT ... , , . SALI $2.69 SUO GIRlS SKI PAJAMAS, 4 thru 14 .. ...... SALE $3.00 ·$1 .59 GIRLS COTTON SLIPS, 4 thru 14 ... ..... 5,4LE $1.39 ol9c GIRLS EIDERLOM PANTIES 41hru 14 .. , .. . SALE 39< fl.95 GIRLS PERMANENT PIEis SLIPS . ..... SALE $1.50 I.Sc GIBBS COTTON PANTIES, 2 thru 16 ..... . SALE 5lle INFANTS CRAWLER SETS . .... . ...... SALE $2.15 ' ' • INFANTS CRAWLER SETS ......... , , • SALI $3.15 INFANTS CRAWLER SITS • .. .. .. .. .. • SALE n.90 . .95 INFANTS CRAWLII SITS . .. .. .. .. .. . SALI. f4,90 ':J·:: ' t·" ~.95 • 100% White Goo" Fe•th.er Bed PILLOWS 'JACQUARD LOOK' FIBERGLAS DRAPERIES Vlbr1nt Solid Co.. n incluc:te Whitt Pink, Blue, Green, Belp • Slntlo Width 41" Ploot-10 PIHto Por Pair $4Af 72" LINGTI-1 ... , • , ....... , , • , .. , ·. ,., •. SAI.I $4.79 14" LINGTH ....• I ·A L• $4ttf ~ LINGTH u ...... . , •••••••••••• ._ •••• IALI I • • • • • • • • • 0. ' • • • • • • • • !"' ·" .1t public hear-'ll!& alter· Allorney Frank W. Pnrler- Jr., flied papers ulliD3 WASH CLOTHS .. , , •• , , .•• , . . •• .. : .•.•••• , • .•.. , • • . 61c lac, Reel, Gold, White, $1.49 $7.95 ATTACHE' CASES ·, covot'lnt in rolloblo 'tuMiti"'thorc~ol or an~wn . . .......... . . __ . ....... ... . . .. .. , • . . SALE $6.00 ''K•refr.." Br•lded Pl1sHc OVAL RUGS Skid IHlt1nt-Fut Colon Wlpu Cle1n with • clam' cloth $2.1,.__18x30 .. , .••••••••.••••• •••• , •••• , •••. SALE $1,79 $:1.19-24x36 , , •.. , , • SALE $2.59 $4.69--27x41 .. , .. , .••........•.•... , . . • • • . . . SALI $3.79 I ••••••• ,.,, •••• , . , , ••• $2".00 $269.00 124'.00 Slft.OO $1".00 1169.00 $139.00 "$139.00 $139.00 . $139.00 $129.00 $119.00 '".ot -.a.OO. ..,;DO PUo' p;JI 59c QUADRIGA PERCALE 100% CoHon. I'NI colon. 36" width, Bl1 ooloctlan of prlnll January Sale - - - - - - - 44c y•rd JANUARY SALE Cle•nup S•l•- Herit•g• BEDSPREADS Kroehler 1nd V•lenHne S..ver- (All 10mplo tpruclt on dlapiOy rock) Flor.l•nd solkls. Nke teltct~n colort H1ywood. ., W•kefleld 1-$12.91 , TWIN Sill ....................... . SALE $9.00 t-$15.9f,ULL SIZE ...................... SAU $12.00 1-$16.ft ~IN SIZE . ..................... SALI $1UO 1-$17.98 J'U~L SIZI ...................... SAL I $14.00 2-$19.91 FULL SIZE .................... , .. SALI $16.00 1-$21.91 FULL SIZI ...................... SALE $11.00 1-$22.91 FULL SIZE ...................... SALE $19.00 1-$24.91 FULL SIZE . • . . .. • . .. • .. . . .. .. • . . SALI UQ.OO 1-$29.98 FULL SIZE . .. .. .. • .. • .. • .. .. .. .. SALI $23.00 1-$35.91 FULL SIZI ............... ·c .... SALE $25.00 t--.45.~ DUST RUFI'LIS, Twin and Full .•••. . SALE $3.50 LIVING ROOM SUITES and SOFAS 15" TRAINCASI ..................... 17" HAT BOX .... ................... 22" WEIKINDIR .. .. • .. • .. • .. • .. .. 25" PULLMAN .. • .. .. .. .. .. • .. •• • .. . 21" PULLMAN ..................... $ 16" TOTI . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. .. .. .. . . uao.ae so• Mens: Ch1rcHl or lrGwn-Oilve $549.00 2 PC. SiJITI •••••••••••.•••••• COMPANION . .. • .. • .. . . .. • .. • .. IALI $17.95 $32.9!1 25" 2 SUITIR .... , ............... , .. , SAL I f27 .SO $34.95 25" 3 SUITEI . .. . .. .. .. . .. .. .. . .. .. SAL I $21.95 SALE! TABLE LAMPS quallly, booutlful ttyl•. $25.95 LAMPS . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . • . .. .. .. .. IALI $11.10 $22.50 ond $22.95 LAMPS .................. SALI $17.SO $19.95 LAMPS ........ ~ ............. ; ... , .. SALI fi4.0D . "IA"i .flti;OO $229,00 $329.00 $2".00 $359.00 SALI MU;OII . SALI $11tAO tfil:l fllfill SALI $Ut.IO 2 2 2 2 PC. IUITI .. .. .. .. • • .. • .. .. .. .. • PC. SUITI ...................... PC, SUITI .. .'.... ~ .............. I'C. SUITI ...................... a" fi.IO $7.00 ' $6.11 $5.00 · IAL. M.DD f2.50 $41.00 BABY CRIB •nd MAT.FRESS · ·•i Pun oliO orllt, woN.,...., m o - . Bod $39.00 ............. Caffoo ToiiiH·- Lomp T~lillt....; lnd Till I• -llojt Tlloloo ~ . - ,. • · & m .& ;- .. ~ ~1' - & 2MO · o ' . , .00 . . . _.m 'j ·MloJIII<:-ChoriY-Wolnut;:-WHito $39.00. i[AILSI ....... ~ .. .................. IAL . . u:: . ~.,~~can . $29.ts TAIL:Is ......... . , ... ~ ••••• ; ....... IAI!.I .2f.OO .00 TAI&.;al ................... ~ .. -. ..... ~LI • TASLII ............ , ....... ~ ~ •... 1 .. •.•• ·• tALl ' • •, ~~~~ '{"' KNEEHOU and SlU_DENB Sl7.ts LA"MI' Tt\I.I;D .' .......' ............. IALI. $1Loo $19.95 TAlLIS .~ . . .. ... ........ ......... IALI $17;tll $22)0 IOOKSHILJ·TAILIS ; , .............. IALI fiUO S24Jio TAlLIS ~ ......... ., .. , ....... , ...... . IALI UO.OO $14.1»• IOOKCAHI • .. • . .. . • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. l A L I I .. ' Motor.. Wolntit,' c~. .OO TABLUIOOKIHII,.VII : .. ...... , .. IAtl f ... T~ILI.-oGKIHIL.V'Ip 1 ••• , •••••••• lA I .10 tAII:.II . :. ..... , ) ........... , ... ,.. . .ALl Whitt ono..,.ro.r·• llr:ch.l........... d..... ., ' ·- I...... ...... IALI t200.00 ' $91.00 42" IIDUND T~oof ; ............. ;, ' $12.00. $124.00 42" PLAiTIC TOP, I ~ .......... SALI!I $104.00 $125.00 ROUND TAILI, 1 LNf ........ IALI SIOS.OO fllf.OO CORNEll CUPBOARD ............ ,, SALI $166.110 t229.00 CHINA. 53" OPIN • .. .. • .. • .. • .. .. IALI Sllt.OO $29.00 lo\ATII CHAIR .. . ................... tALl J21,GI $41.00 CAPTAINS CHAIR .................. , IALI $SUI 146.00 I.AIIDIR lACK CHAIIt IIDI •••••••••• IALI ~~ $56.00 LADDIIt lACK CHAII AIM •••••••• : • ~. I I ·' ' N.ll $$.95 and $4.19 LAMPl ...................... SAU SUI $2.95 LAMPS ......................... , • .. .. SAL I $2M ' $591.00 2 PC. SUITE • ,'........... ; ........ Kroehler Cape Cod Dining Room:FurnHiire . ' $14.95 l-AMPS .............................. SALE $11.00 $13.95 LAMPS ................ . ... 1 . . . . . . . . SALI $10.00 $12.95 LAMPS .............................. 5.4LI $9.00 . J•nuary Sllel- TABLES -SALI . . . . $249.00 lOll A ....-: •••••••••• All our IM~P~ Included In this Ule. 111 HltcfJon. ••collent ' . ' • • • .- · • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• I $629.GO 2 PC. SUITE • ; , ................... PLI · Mif~ Pric• opply to lltodc on hond ••••• • SJ64.tll $229.00 SOfiA ·... . . ....................... SALE $1U.M $259.00 2 PC. SUITI ........... ............ SALE $211.00 W9.00 t PC. IUITI ...................... SH.i $2$9.00· SOFA ....................... ·. .... IALI s:JSIAo $291.00, A ..... .•••••••• ···-• •••••.••••.• IALI $24l.tli $309.00 2 PC, SUITE ...................... SALI $2Sd0 $$19.00 2 AND 3 PC. SUITES .............. SAi-l 1261.00 $$39.00 2 PC. SUITE ...................... SAI,I ~~ $149.00 2 PC. SUITI ...................... SALI $2ftiO $359.00 2 PC. SUITI ...................... SAiil . . . $$69.00 2 PC. SUITI ...................... SALI $31f'1111 $3$9.00 2 PC. SUITI • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . SALt -.00 $391.00 2 PC. SUITI .. .. • .. .. .. .. • • • • .. • .. IALi .. . . . . $459.00 2 PC. SUITI • .. • .. • .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. lALII $219.00 $469.00 2 PC. IUITI ...................... . SALI '"'.00 1479.00 2 PC, IUITI ...................... IA!-1 . .. $419.00 2 PC. SUITI ...... ~ ............... SA1.1141t.OO $491.00 2 PC. SUITI .. .. • • • .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. SAL!' t411;0D . ·ttl." :22" I. I ' 111 folocllon Colon and l"obrlco SALI"$15.95 SALE $15.91 SAL I $15.95 SAL I $24.95 SALI $21.95 IALI $11.25 $11 .95 LAMPS ••••• , .•••..•••••••••••••••••. SALE $9.95 LAMPS ..••••• , ••••••••.•• , •••. , ••••••• IALI $1.95 LAMPS ••••. , •••.•• • ••••• , ••••• , , , • , , , , SALE $7.95 LAMPS ......... , ....... , • , •••••••• , ••. IALI $6.95 LAMPS ••• SALI $3.19 &.AMPS .• •••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• ••• , SAL I l5.95 LAMPS ...... ....•• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SAL. ..•. Danloh-.o GrHn. $19.95 $19.95 419.95 $29.!5 $$4.95 $13.95 ... • $1- LOVI SlAT .... : .. ................ IALI I. DIIK ....... SALI .•.., •••••• . . ~ .-' ._ IALI •.• •• , •.• , •••• SAL.I .WALNUT • .o • ,' ,.. • • • • IALI DIIIC ........ ..... IALI ••••• : ... IALI ~ •.••••••• IALI ' . ,,.,.,.._ 01 ,.,_, ll.,..._llfflfl A,., . .. ' ---------.~~----------~------FRI~AY !ANUARY ~,_]_9~6.7~_.....;.....,.,_;,.,..__....;,_ _ _ _ fl\l!-~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Ol;iiO ater · _ystem • ' that the water dlslrict be ap. proved. Porter.'s petition said, part:. "The necessity in for the pro- pooed district is an urgent need for the establishment of • public water supply and sewerage dlsposal system which cannot .· ' he economically and~slbly provijled by individuals or )/l' lhe establii!hed governmental bodies within the proposed district, but which can be eoon· omlcally and feasibly provided by ani! through a regional wa. ler and sewer district which can qualify for federal and stale aSsistance.,. l'urposes or tile propo!ed wa. ter district, as outlined ill-. Ute petition are:. ' - .To copslnlcl, ~ate ODd maintain ~ public water system the constructlon of whlcb will be lnlllated Immediately upon the avallabUlty ol funds, appl~ caU0111 !Or wjllch have been made 10 the lederal&ovemmerrt In tbe form of • loan anti .. lbrnup tbe Fanpon Home Admlnltlratloo, suppl8. monied 117 lublerlpllon feel from bldlv!duals, parlllerllhlps, corpqr~tlon! and aovemment.-~ bodiea ' lrilhlo and wllhout the ~ district who are po. cr"'* tent~~~ usent j - ~\\ . . a t . 'I •C. ot -lo •1 r , die · WORm .·. of lite publk •• - ·~ -~. bued upon Deed and tbe avl)labWty of fundi, C111111rUctl011, operell011 and U.. -~IIIICe o1 a oewerage ~ system within . such lt'ell or areas ID the distrlcl u Phanioms Bag Mit. AND MIS. CHAII, OTTOMAN .. SALI $244•01· MR. AND MRS. CNAIR, OTTOMAN .. SALI $211.1» MR. AND MRS. CHAilt, OTTOMAN .. SAL11 $1,".ot, ROCK.O·LOUNGU ... . ............ SALI fiQ. . I'RINCH PROVINCIAL .............. SAL I . ,... ROCK.O.LOUNGIR . .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. SAL I · $ 1 . ROCK.O.LOUNGIR .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. SALI $111.00• LOUNGI . . . . . . .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . SALE tQM OCCASIONAL ............ , ......... SAL. RICLINIR .... .................... SAi.l $11f.!Jt. SWIVIL ROCKIR .................. SALI -tKot ROCK,O.LOUNGIII :.. .. .. .. • .. .. .. SALI $".110' IWIVIL ROCKII .. . . .. .. . .. .. • .. .. IALI $U.OO SWIVEL IIOCKIII • .. • .. .. • .. .. .. .. • IALI $19.00 SWIVEL RocKIR ...... ".......... SAL~ $74;00 $14.00 IWIVIL IOCKIR ................... IA~I $71.GC' $12.00 SWIVIL IIOCKIR . .................. fALl ...... $19.00 RECLINII•IWIVEL .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • SALI UI.OO $74.00 LOUNGE . . .• .'.. • .. • .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. SALE ..0.CJII $6t.QO OCCASIONAL ....................... SA~I $56.01 $64.dD OCCASIONAL .. • .. • .. • .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. SALI $52.CJII· $5,.00 ROCKIR . . .. ....................... IALI ~ $49.00 OCCASIONAL ................. , • .. .. SA~I ii2.C111 ' $45.00 OCCASIONA.L • • • • .. • . .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. SALI $36.00 OCCASIONAL ........................ SAL I $30.Ga $29.00 OCCASIONAL ........................ IALI "t24.il HAND TOWELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . .. .. • . .. .. . $1.41 ' $3A9 45" LENGTH .......................... SALI f2.19 .................... ...... SALI $3.19 $3." 63" LENGTH lh~ PrOYinclot-Oonlsll Modom M•...,.tiJ $14.95 ST., TAILIII.c:O,IE " TAILII .... IALI flt.QO J•nu•ry S•le- od.ay · orde•lnll \ $2.91 Flfldcrest "Flower ltd" lith Towel . , , . , , • , •. $1 .91 Tuppers an entry Thurs- Early Amotlfoo~od~Troclltlnol, French H.A ND TC!Jt#ELS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . "• WASI:I CLOTHS ........ . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . .... .......... 49< . $5.95-72x90 . . , •..•. , . , , , , , • , , , , , , , . , , . , , , • SALI $4.00 $6.95--72x101 • ..••.•• , • , , , , , , , , , , , •• , , , , , , • • SALI $5.00 $7.95--72x126 .....••.•.••..•... , . , , •• , , • • • . SALI $6.00 a . $17.00 LAMPS ....... ~ .................... . . IALI $1a.OO (Only A Fow Colon) $4.9S-72x72 • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . . . . • .. • . . SALI $3.00 Baoon. sitnei;l JANUARY SALE Recliners- .Rockers- Occasional Chairs..' SwlvetRock1rs- Mr;·& Mi... Ch•lr Setl '• · L•c•" l•th Towel . . . SALE $1_, Smart ••ltn In lightweight, fibarglau, ralnforcM moldecl luna•· With ruatd Vinyi-Vac coverlntt. M11lc·Touch locka, IUx.urlfaua lftter'lon, lhJt!, Ch1rc01L Red, Whitt Solid Color-Fr1ntFoam B•ck-Nonskld--WalhHie eatabUSbing PJalns,Chesle' Waler District. r,ommoa Pleas Judge John c. 3 PC. . .... ......... , .. .. . . .. . . .. . SALI $200• . , -00 WASH CL01HS . ........ .•. •.. ..•••••••• , • • • • • • . . • . Sic $6.95 HARKER TEA POTS .....• ••••.....••.• , • SALE $3.00 $6.9S tiARKER WATER JUGS ................ SALE $3.00 $2.50 HARKER MUGS ....... ................. SALE $1.00 .. . . ............... SALE $1.00 $1.9S HARKER MUGS $1.95 HARKER SOAI' DISHES ................ SALE $1.00 $1.25 HARKER TRIVETS ...................... SALE 75c $3.00 HARKER MUGS . . . .................... SALE $2.00 $3.$9 WOOD PLANTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • ..... • SALE $3.00 $4.89 WHITE ENAMELED COOKERS • .. • .. • • SALE $3.SO $2.95 PARROT HANGING PLANTE liS • , •.••••. SALE $2.00 $2.00 CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS . ......... SALE 51.00 98c CAST IRON TRIVETS . . . • . • • . • .. • .. .. .. . . SALE SOc $1.19 CAST IRON TRIVETS .................. SALE $1.00 $1.00 BIRD FIGURINES .. ................... .. SALE 50. $2.95 BOOK ENDS .. . . ... . .................. SALE $2.00 $1.95 GLASS ASH TRAYS .................. SALE $1.00 U.25 BOOK ENDS ... . ... .................... SALE $1.7S $2.29 LADY FIGURINES . . . . . . . . .. .. • .. .. .. • SALE $1.7S $2.9S FLORAL CE$NTERPIECES .. .. • .. .. .. • SALE $2.00 $3.95 FLORAL CENTERPIECES ............... SALE $3.00 $5.9S FLORAL CENTERPIECES ... ........... SALE $4.® $6.95 FLORAL CENTERPIECES .. .... ....... SALE $5.00 $22.95 4 qt. Stoinl"' Stool Prulo p,...u,. PANS Solo $16.95 $26.95 6 qt. Stolnloss Stool Proto Pmouro PANS Solo $17.95 $20.95 4 qt. CISt Aluminum Teflon · Co1ted Prtl. Pans $14.95 $20.9S 6 qt. C11l Alum. Toflon Caalod Pr-uro Pont $17.9S $2.91 MESSAGE MENDERS ......... ........ . SALE $1.50 $7.49 3 PC. NURSERY SETS . . . . . ... ......... SALE $5.00 79c VAPOR-BRITE OVEN CLEANER .......... SALE 49c Sale! Cling-lite FURNITURE THROWS alder I.............. BATH MATS ..... ... . . . . .. . . .. ......... . .... ., . . • . SUI $1.91 I'IILDCREST "lloonor $1rlpo" Both Towel SA.LE $1.S9 NAND TOWEL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . " ' WASH CLOTHS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . .. 49< S•lel Uni-Mold AIRWAY LUGGAGE $46.00 SUNBEAM COFFEEMAKER ........ .. SALE $3S.OO $23.95 SUNBEAM PERCOLATORS ........ . . SALE $15.00 $1D.9S GENERAL E!JiCTRIC TEA KETTLES .. SALE $5.00 $1.95 WEST BEND PERCOLATO~......... SALE $4.00 $14.50 WEST BEND PERCOLATO ... .... , SALE $10.00 S ..• • , • SALE $25.00 $30.75 SUNBEAM BUFFET FRY P $30.98 Gonorol Eloctrlc BuHot FRY P NS .. , . SALE $25.00 $21.95 GENERAL ELECTRIC TOASTERS . .•. SALE S16.DO $39.95 Wott Bond BROILER-ROTISSERIES . • SALE $2S.DO $27.95 SUNBEAM ELECTRIC KNIVE . ... .••. SALE $20.DO $36.95 SUNBEAM CORDLESS KNIVES ..• , •• SALE $30.00 $24.95 SUNBEAM BUFFET FRY PANS .• , , , . SALE $20.00 529.95 ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS . . . . . . • .. . SALE $25.00 · $2o.91 Gonorol Electric STEAM IRONS ..•• , . SALE Sl6.00 $14.50 SUNBEAM STEAM IRONS . . . . . . . • • • SALE $10.00 $12.25 SUNBEAM DRY IRONS ... . ...... .• , •. SALE S9.00 $17.95 Gonorol Et..trlc Portable MIXERS .•.. SALE $13.00 A public bearing will be h~d at II a.Jl). Feb. 3 In Meigs Coun• • I)' Comjbon Pleas murt 1o con- f21f..OO :1 PC. • ••••..•••• •• SALI ' $1SO.ot $229.00 :S •PO, , ............................. , SALE $1~ $2:tf.OO 3 It(, 1, • , , • .-• • • • • • • • • . • . , , , , , , • • • • • IALI $14l6M $1.91 FIJLDCIII!ST "SAMPLER" BATH TOWEL SALE $1.5t HAND TOWILS . . . . .... . .....•...... •.... ... .. .. $1.09 FINGER TIP TOWILS .••. , • , , , ••••••.•• , •• , •.• . . • . . . Sic HOUSEWARES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES $S71.01 '1469.00 4 .C •. . , ....... , ...............•... SALI $Jff.DI $$$9.00 4 PC. . .... 1' ........ . .. .. .. . .. .. . SAL I 14fUO $",00. J PC, ....•... •...•. , .•....... , .••• , . . IAL. tJ6.D1 Drip lry, broldCioth of 100% coHon. Tier 51" W 36" L. Ylf.ance -W W t&• L. Solid colors: GrHn, TurquoiM, Pink, Ll· KIRBURY GIRLS $1.00 KNEE SOX .... . ..... ..... . . . 69c Womont Kirbury SUPPORT HOSE .......•• , , . SALE $1.81 DELUXE SEAMLESS SHEER CANTRECE .•.•. . S~LE 89< KIRBURY AGILON STRETCH NYLONS ....• . SALE 51.19 KIRBURY OVER THE KNEE MESH NYLONS .. SALE $1.25 KIRBURY SEAMLESS MESH NYLONS .... ..... . ..... 89c '· 1419.00 4 PC •.••••• , . , ••••..•..•.. , .•.•• , . IALI tM1449.00 4 PC • .• .. . •.•.•• •• •••.••••• •• .••• . SALI SALEI BATH TOWELS G.td. •uohty NO. 213 istric.t -'.II 12tt.OO 4 PC. . .... .'.. . . • . • . . . . . . • . • . . • • • . IALI ,,.._. $359.00 II'C. , •. , •• , •. _,. .............•. : • . . SALI .,... . N7f.OO 4 PC . .. .... ~ . 1 , •• • • • • , • • •• •• • • • • • • SALI $311.00 69c ard J•nu•ry S•le ' ~ f'o· 'll!. • 1239.00 I PC. . .•• .•.•.•• I • •• •••• •• ,. • • • • • • ·~LI ''""' . $26t.t0 4 PC• ..•••••..... ... ....•. ..•.••• . MLI S•le $2.00 3 Pc. SATHMA1 SETS -81",Unbleached QUILTING SHEETING • ~'Venetl•n .t. .. IALI ~49.00 J PC. , • , , ••. , .• ••• . •..••• ••••••• •• SA&.I . . . . . 9 Only$3.95 $1.91 Fleldcrest VOL XVIII ' IAt.l $17... f2:2ffill3 PC. ................ ~ ........ , .. • Zl_.... ond lntorllood. Pink or atuo At JANUAitY IALI-lS Good Qu•li •• MahltfiiY, (;horry, Mtlilo 1 ' - Ook ..e. ..... I: ............... :....... U19.1D Jl $2.95 Woment Nylon Full Length GOWNS .... . SALE $2.39 $3.-95 Womont Nylon Full Lonolh GOWNS ..•.•• SALE $3.39 $3.95 Womens Full Lonith PAJAMAS . . . . . . . . SALE $2.39 $3.95 Wo.....,. Edro Lorge Cholllt Shift GOWNS SALE $3.39 $5.95 Woment Full Length NYLON PAJAMAS . SALE $5.39 $4.95 Womono BruthOct RAYON PAJAMAS . ... SALE 14.$9 $2.95 WOMEN$ FLANNEL PAJAMAS ........ SALE $2.39 $3.50 Woment Extn Larve Flannel Shift GOWNS SALE $3.00 $3.95 Womont Extra Largo Flonnol PAJAMAS .. $ALE $3.39 $2.95 Wornont Flonnol Full Length GOWNS .. SALE $2.39 $3.50 Wonwnt Flannel Full Length GOWNS • • SALE $3.00 $3.95 Womons Flonnol CAPRI PAJAMAS ... . . . SALE $3.39 $3.95 Womono Brooclcloth Full Length PAJAMAS Solo $3.39 $3.95 W<mens Btby Doll PAJAMAS, Nylon .... SALE $~.39 $2.95 WgnMnl Blby Doll PAJAM)\5, Nylon, Dacron S1le $2.39 $5 .95 Womont PEIGNOIR .SETS, Nylon, Dacron SALE $5.39 $1.95 Womons Nylon PEIGNOIR SETS ... ...• . SALE $7.39 $1.00 Womont Nylon STRETCH PANTIES ...... SALE S1c 59c Womeno Acotoo BRIEF PANTIES .. . . , • , , , • SALE 44c 79c Womont Acoloto BRIEF PANTIES ... ....... SALE 69c 59< Womont Elderton BRIEF PANTIES . ....... SALE 44c 69c Womono Extra Lorgo St.. PANTIES ........ SALE 5tc 59c WOMENS RAYON PANTIES .. .. ... ....... SALE 44c $3.95 WOMENS DUSTERS .... . ........ . ...... SALE $3.39 $2.19 Womont Full Lontth FLANNEL GOWNS SALE $1.81 $3.95 Womono BRUSHED RAYON GOWNS .... SALE $3.39 $4.95 · Womono Cuddle Tricot SHIFT GOWNS •• SALE $4.$9 $3.95 Womens Koclol SHIFT GOWNS ... .. . . . •. SALE $3.39 $3.95 Womens Flannel SHIFT GOWNS ...... •. SALE $3.39 $3.95 Womons Brvsllocl Rtyon Shift GOWNS •• SALE $3.39 $1.95 Womont Acotolo Woltz Length GOWNS .. SALE $1.69 Acototo Full Length GOWNS . ..• SALE $1.69 $1.95 $3.95 Womono Woltz Longlh Kodol GOWNS . ... SALE $3.39 $3.95 Wornent Nylon W1lt1 Length GOWNS . . SALE $3.39 2.95 Womtns Dacron, Nylon, Cotton W•ltz Length Gowns 2.39 $3.50 Womont Ex. Large Woll1 Longth GOWNS SALE $3.00 WOMENS CAR COATS CAR COATS CAR COATS Cjt.R COATS CAR COATS CAR COATS CAR COATS WalnuL $1.95 nER and VALANCE SET w_., ' ,lnl QuaiH.I\ uouolly $1.95 ouollty, Plololo. lltrftoot, foll4 · c.loro,-1tw Wllllollloln TwiN anti flulh. , • JANUAIY IALI $5.95' LINGERIE SALEI WOMENS GIRLS HOSIERY GIRLS CAR COATS •nd SNOWSUITS • .may be ~ Judltled. - lncldetul lheteiD, tiJere ma:r be iJ!dt>ded recrttUOIIII faellltlel ODd lbot lrn)IOIIDOI111eal Of artificial bodies of water, 'nle pet!Uon aiJo . . . dttl lho ..........., body of tbe proposed dillrlct sball COIII!It ol five members. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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