https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/85491748254cd41d10fcdbbc5c7439df.pdf 98b65f329b3db620f1e1f68e6d9207f1 PDF Text Text . . . . . - ..... .. . . .,. 32 - The Sund&~ Times - Sentinel, Sunday, November 24, 19611 New Lamb Cut Plan Millionth Ft. of Tile Laid PT. PLEASANT - A mUestone In improved lar.:l practice - the millionth Coot of tile - na reached li!st Monda,y in Mason Coun:y on the f3,.m or C. C. Lewis three miles north of Pt Pleas&nt on Rl 62. The dignitaries presented were listed last Thursday in the routinereporL However, above and in the two pictures below arc how they look. First row, I tor, Gus R. Douglass, Commissioncf of Agriculture; Carroll Greene, Executive Secretary, State Soil Cons. Committee; Robert t:. Quilliam, state Conservationist, Soil Consenation Service; Hill Lewis, of Oldtown Farms, Inc.j "Rip'' Talkington, Bowerston Shale Company, Bowerston, Ohio; Floyd S. Rothlisberger, retired Area Conservationist; Woodrow Bruvm, ASCS Committeeman; .Jim Hayes, ditcher operator, Lewisburg. Secorxi row, Charles C. Lewi.!S; Wayne W. Hughes, Chairman of Western Soil Conservation District, Ravenswood; Albert G. Middleton, retired District Conservatio nist, Pt. Pleasant; Robert Oberholzer, of Rust' Creek Cl~ Company, Junction CiQ;, Ohio; Frank ~Hllik.en, Jr., of Bowerston Shale Company, Bowerston; Ken Koortz, of Gar Wood IMustries, Findlay, Ohio; Glendon P. Burton, Area Conservationist, Soil Conservation Service, Parkersburg; Denver C. Yoho, COnservation Technician, SCS, :Pt Pleasant Qives In Gallia County); C. G. Irish, of Machinery, 1... ~rlewm. PART Of the crowd on hand to observe la.)ing the l,OOO,oooth foot or tlle ln Mason County. This is on the Oldtmo.11 Farms of C. C. Lewis and family, three miles north of Pt. Pleasant on ROllh~ 62. The actl1Bl installing of the tile was preceded by a ceremonial dinner at the Pleasant Point HesorL The speakers at the dinner wert' Robert E. Quilliam, State Conservationist, Soil Consenation S4:nicc, Carroll Greene, Executive Secretary, Slate Soil Conservation Committee, Gus R. Douglass, W. Va. Commissioner of Agriculture, A. G. Middleton, former District Cooservationist, Woodrow Brown, ASCS cammltteeman and Vtrglm. ~ Ortlce MAMger, ASCS. Left to right, standing are Wayne ',V_ llug:hes, "Rip" Tal- kington, Robert Oberholzer, Ken Koontz, c. c;_ Irish; Seated, John Cooper, District Conservationist, Soil Conservation Service, Pt. Pleasant; Edward Bumgarner, Western Soil Conser.,;ationDistrict; Albert G. Middleton, fanner District Conservationist for SCS, pt. Pleasant. Announced MAKE UMer the new grading system numbers would be used to ELBERFELD$ identify the "yield grade." A carcass qualifyi~ for yield grade 1, for example, would have more than 47 per cent of its weight In boneless, closely trimmed retail cut!; from the leg, loirt. rack and shoulder. A yield grade 5 would have less than 42 per cent or boneless, closely trimmed retail cuts from the same areas. B.D. Van Sta\·ern, extension meat specialist at Ohio State University, said the new gra~ ing system could mean to sheep producers about $3 or more d\(ference in value between each yield grade - or as much as $12 potential difference for 100 pourds o{ lamb carc.ass within the same quality grade. Present Grades Same The existing quality grades for lambs would remain unchanged. The Agriculture Department said the new marketing system would provide incentive for the production of "consumer - preferred lambs" and would result In more revenue for the pr~ ducer since he would share in higf1er prices paid for better qualit,y. One of the major beneflts of minimum tillage system of row crop production is a high reduction in losses from win:l and water on highly erodible soils, according to Dr. B. L. Schmidt, research agronomist at the Ohio Agriculture nesearch and Develq>ment Center in Wooster, Ohio. Schmidt reported of the Ohio wind erosion studies at a recent meeting of the Amerkan Society o! Agronomy. The tests showed wind erosion on highlyerodible sand~; and sandy loam soils in northwestern Ohio was reduced significantly by no tillage corn as compared to corn planted in plowed soil. Soil losses from witKI erosion, measured at 107 tons per ar:re [rom corn planted on plowed ground, dropped to only a rraction of 111 ton per acre from nelds planted with the no-tillage system. A wind tunnel was used to help gather infonnation in the stWies. 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Tower WE WIRE FLOWERS ANY WHEREI Irrigate• rice 8eld1 Ia new cen~r of aaUon'a rlre- bowl. 1Jrenda Bradford is Meigs '68 ]r. Miss ern High School senior. daughter oC Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bra«ord ol Racine, was crowned 1969 Jomlor Miss &mdaynight in the Pomeroy Junior H I g h School auditorium. Mlsa Bradford, who sang & solo as her talent presentation in the amual Junior Miss Pageant was chosen rrom a field of10 contestants. She was crowned by Ann Holter, 1968 Meigs County JWlior Miss. The hooor of first-rwmerup In the event sponsored by the Meigs Comtt;v Jaycees, was J e n n y Dean, an Eastern High senior, daughter <A Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean of near Qlester, wbo accompanied hersell at the piano in a vocal solo as her entertainment. ~ was presented her trophy by Ron Mt:Dade, Jaycees president. Sond,y Zerkle, Meigs H I g h senior, and daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. William Zerkle of ~·· cuse, was named second rwmerup and wu presented her trophy by Pomeroy c or c President William Grueser. The third runner.<J() trophy, presented by Pageant General Chairman Ralph Werry, was awarded to !ilella Childs, Meigs Hlgh senior, and daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Childs of Middleport, and the fourth runnertrophy wao won by Shirley ELBERFELD& IN POMIROY oolo lor her talent, Miss Childs pve a reading, and Miss Gueltl.g, who was given her trophy by Ed BoB&OS, Chevrolet DMalon GMC of!lclal, preoented a vocal solo. W!Men ol individual awards included Miss Zerkle, poise and a_......, and youth fitness; ShlriiiY Guoltil, taleol; Mils Braclord, .scholastic; M II 1 Chilcll, porPIB1111, and Kenda c~, the oo.oieaa award. Tak. llli por.t In the preoentatlm : tf!ooe awards were Laurie Schall· 111811 Mill swthem o b I o; Joic10 DIU ~dJan!el, JIQ'Cee• ol P AIUS (UPI) - Speculators began a new rush to buy gold on the Paris market today and the Bank of t'rance was reported throwing in gold from France's dwindling stocks to hold down the price aOO combat the newest threat to the franc. DeCaulle's refusal to devalue the franc despite pressure of the world's richest trading nations was accompanied by a plea to speculators to eOO their "odious" attack on the franc. That plea went Ignored today as speculators bought gold. The price of a gold ingot (2.2 powlds) rose 300 rrancl!l ($60) today and would have risen higher had not the Bank of France acted swiftly. A kilogram of gold was quoted at 6,448 l'rancs ($1,289) Tuesday when the panic selling of trancs was at its peak. It climbed today and then leveled off 300 francs higher. The U. S. dollar was being unolOcial)l· traded at 5.30 francs instead of the normalS francs. This signified an unofficial 6 per cent devaluation since sellers were getting 30 tentimes (six cent&) more. This dropped Ule Crane from 20 cents to 18.8 cents, ThrC)Uihout the moujfY marketl of Weat·EurqJespeculatorswere shying off. the franc and there was Uttle if any change. In the last gold rush hittirc the crane France lost l4l to $2 billion of its gold reserves whichwereaccurnulatedlargelyat 91)ense of the U.S. dollar. It has about$4billlonlefta00 some of this was put on the market today. The decree eKempted from A government decree limited control the travelers checks travelers leaving t"rance to as foreign tourists bring into that little as $10 in francs. From France. Lille, a northern city where De Acting to implement the Gaulle wu born, large police austerity De Gaulle announced and heavily armed national Sunday, the government also geJllaramerle forces moved to limited Frenchmen to taking no the much-crossed Belgian bormore than $10 on trips of less der to back lll cusi.OITls men than a day to neighborif€ counting travellers' money. Police also took positions at nations. De Gaulle's regime made one major airports. major exception. To aid the In the major money markets vital e~ort trade and to get of Europe, currency exchange badly needed dollars, it said markets reopened after being French businessmen would be shut for da,ys because of the allowed up to $400 for business French economic crisis. But trips abroad. traders did relatively little business in frant:s. Market observers said this reflected wu:er'-&inty whether' De Gaulle's save • the - franc drhre would work. The go\lernment journal said Frenchmen, foreigners living here and tourists can leave with no more than $40 in Cranes and $100 in foreign currency. 3 Traffic Accidents Reported ~orarity Selec~ Three trart'lc accidents, none of which resulted in personal in- For Tutor Group CROWNED - Brellla Bradford, Southern High School senior aOO daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Clarenfe Bradford of Racine, is crowned the 1969 Meigs County Junior Miss by Ann Holter, last year's pageant winner. Miss Bradford was select-ed from a field of 10 contestant&. - Sentinel Photo. Mike Zerkle, asst. chairman; James Mees, cmtestanta chair· man and master d ceremonies; Roger Young, asst. contestants chairman; Ronald McDade and Miller, president, Ohio Junior Thomas Martin, directors; Tony Mtas, IDe.; Mrs. Norm DeHa- Ta,ylor, William Lambert, Char· ven, Oldo Junior Miss, Inc.;Dale les Humphreys, Richard Ht,yes Nttzachke, assistant dean, Col- and Alan King, staging; Ralph leg~ of Education, Ohio Univer- Werry, choreography; Earl Insity; Ralph Zinser, post Meigs gels and James Mees, adverCowrt,y Junior Miss Judge from tising; vtncent Knlllllt and Jom Marietta, and Jeame Cogne,y, Reclovian, tickets and budget, well-lmown radio and TV per. and WUliam McDaniel and Gene aonaiiiJo and dean o1 the col. Riggs., awardl. lop ol Fine Arts, Ohio Unlver. sity. Mlaa Cagney, whose marLOCAL TEM~ ried nome 11 Mrs. Jad< Morri1be ..,...,.ratuteln Plmlert>Y'• son, lB. the aiater ot actor Jim·. downtown buolnell dlatrlct at my Pageant .llOIDJ1Iiltl!jiO Included 11:32 a.m. Wdll¥ wa1 42 dell'ee•, Ralph Werry, general chairman; under SW'111Y skies. ette Sally Ingels, A, R. Knight, Pomeroy Motor Co. owner, and Jack Kerr, president and general m1111q0r <A WMPO Radio. Pageant Judges were Russell C-. SQUAD CALLED Racine emergency ~ were s\IJI'liiQJ8d at 4:50p.m. Saturday and tranoported Jolm Ji. vtden, Racine, to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was ad· mlttod as a medical patieol. MEIGS GENERAL HOSmAL AdmlsliQM SIIIW'day - Ncme. Dlacbargel SaturdiY - MP1le Durst, Rebecca Humell, GoiCo Cl~-•- Gear"'• Sml"' 01110 Q-~·• .- •• Wisellllll. drlyen by HU~ Madge While, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, and n-. u 1M White, 41, RL S, POme- Admlollima !Mlda.v _ Edlill · r~, polllclecl oo a curve. Ther<> McCOJ, !b'racuse; 14rt'l' ~· ..., -..ate daiMp to the cer, RaciDe. Dladiargol !lmday - ,,....oll!alh-· -.... ... •- arra••l -. ..... '· juries, were reported by Metas County Sheriff Robert C. Har Umbach" s department over the weekend. The rtrst was at 1:15 p.m. Saturda.Y on County Road t3,ooeand nine tenths miles northeast«'the Vlntorl and Mel.ga COUnty Une, where Walter A. croaby, 17. DI.Ytoo, said he waa forced oil the road by another vehicle. He struck a telephone pole. There was heavy tlamage to ths rront or Crooby's Volkswagen. SIIIW'da.Y at 11:15 p.m., a 196S model auto operated by Robert Sidney Marcinko, 47, ~· Plalna, traveling east on Routea 7 and 124 500 ft. east of the Odldrea's Hom• HUI Road. was heavll,y domaged""enitwenl acroaa the hllbway and lnt:D an emb.....,._ alter the brakoa locked. The other, a two -vehicle colllolon. oc<~~rred !lmda.v at 9:30 a;m. 011 the Eastman Rood in Bedl'onl tolmlhlp wbore cara Charles T. Morarlt;y, L I ncoln Heights, Pomeroy, is one of some 100 Miami University students certified to participate as a tutor in a new freshman tutorial service being offered by the ..Uverslty. Morarlty, a junior ln t h e school of Applied Science, is In the tlrst group <A stud111t tu. tor& selected for the new pro. gram. Morartty lo the am of Mr. and Mra. Lawrence L. M.orarltJr. •• - " <) 0 .r<~' 1-' 0 <{> .. ~ ... Od'$)0 da,v with occulooal rain by 111e afternoon and little lemporoture change. TEN CENTS ·· · · .. · ' l Gue.lt1g, a senior from Southern High, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lo!. F. Gueltig. Miss Zerkle did a trumpel GOBLET-SHAPED w at or "~ ~"" - $60 in Market Price ' WINNER AND COURT - Brenda Bradford, 1969 Meigs County Junior Miss, third left, is sur\ rounded by the pageant runners"'-t) following the competition Sunday night in the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium. Lert to right are Sheila Childs, third ruiiDer-upi Shirley Gueltig, fourth runnerop; Mlss Bradford, Sarxlra Zerkle, second runner..gp, and Jennifer Doan, first runner~. -Sent~ lnel P&ot<>. up I W. ., .... ~ ~"' "' Jt Variable cloudiness extr'eml northeast and mostly aunny elsewhere today. Clear and eold again UJnlt!I>L Low middle ZOI to lower 30s. Molltly cloudY 'J'11No .,., , , ,, , ., ,.,.,., , , , ,,:'' '''''"':·»:•:•:·:·''''''''''''»::::::::''''''''''''''''~''''''''''''.-'"M::''~T;:·:':':':':·:·:' ' ' ' '''''·"·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·>x·:·:w,:·:·x·"·"'''"· BY BOB WINGETT Petite Brenda Bradford, SOuth- Slim Jim .sportswear sets in color - many dlllerent fabrics, so choose your !avorltes - perfect ror the 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 girls - Phone 992-2039 ':1. Weather .......... I) 2.2 Pound Ingot Jumps ·· ·· · Take good care of yourself from the wind and rain in one of our All Weather Coats. Smart styling makes our coals perfectly wearable as everyday fashion toppers. Some with warm pile linings. Regular and Half Sizes . - r;o.E' i Ov .. f' i Owiisiior!l I I Devoted To The lnlert!$lo Of 'The Meigs-MtJM)n Area Wonderful All Weather Coats e~ery Your Cold Medal Communil11 Florist at y ' That go to the head of the class Gift Items enttne "'~ ... . ~ Speculators Defy DeGaulle ,With New Rush to Buy G-old Christmas Wreaths Christmas Decorations • • e Valdez, a small Alaska town with a poptllatlon of 1,200, is the farthest north all-year open port in North America. Fashions For Girls Grave Blankets trw in lenni or draotlt jected a 3.7-m.illlevy, but, three schools open. Rejects Levy state £unds if a proposed 24backs. These districts are the ones The Hamilton School District weeks later, the teachers voted mill operating le-vy is defeated Buckeye Valley in DolaWan that have become troublespot.s. for a new contract which wiU in Franklin County rejected a county will g0 on whit lo <:~!~!"" Dec. 10 l3-mill tax levy, ard the boerd cost the board of education an according to the Ohio Educa- 1 "semi-euateriQ'" piCCI•• The district "put all its eggs approxi11111te $2,8 million, which tion Association. in one basket" Nov. 5 when it immediately cut out transportaa<:cording to Stctt. RlchU'd Serious Troubles it says Is just not available. asked voters to i~Jprove 1 24.3 tion. 'l'housatds of parents comRannells. He cited a need W However, many otllers !ace C. R. C:Wlentz in Preble miU levy. The voters rejected plained to the board that the new busses , repairs, c :dill at' County, which threatened to 5erious troubles. Warren School the combination new and ro- transportation was necessary tive salaries, text books aad JD.. close after an issue was defeat- District voters rejected a $6.4 and it was resumed. newallevy, structional materialL But, the voters must still act ed, reversed its original deci- million construction bond issue If Ow levy again Is rejected, and pr~~ly lost a chance to the district will be without Lax 1.1)00 the 13-mill levy in a spe- sion. "When the cost of ape~ buy •· ' rgrounds, where a About a week alter the 9-mill funds, since it must have a local cial election Dec. 10. The board increases and the money ~ ~.:hool would have levy was defeated, the board minimum of 17.5 mills before said, if that fails, schools will mains stable, the gap ~ round $20,000 in county tax rev· becoming eligible for state close Jan. 1. ~ tistricts are talk~ tinues," he explained. In Cincinnati, the voters ro- enues, enough to keep the \ ib funds. COLUMBUS (t:PO - Voters classes would be clos(.od. The at Toledo in neighboring Lucas in more than 100 s<:hool dis- voters rejected the lev,y each Count). But, they must find tricts will go to the polls early Ume, ard the ~Schools will be their own transportation. Selsonville - York in Athens next month lO cast ballots on closed from Thanksgiving vacaschool issues which were re- tion until the nrst of the year, County will close its doors at when the school dislrid begins Thanksgiving vacation for at jected earlier this month. least two weeks. Mam· of the sehool districts a new fiscal year. If voters fail to approve a 7otsego Schools in Wood Counare threatened with suspendirg mill levy, the schools wtll reclasses if the o_perating levies ty will dose Dec. 1 because or main closed until after the first do not. pass in \he special elec- a lack of funds. of the year, vocational School tions. Marietta CilJ School s have However, 71 students in Wood The Youngstown School Oi,s. been warned b)· the State DeLrlct gave its voters three County will be atteMing schooL partment or Education there is chances to approve an operat- They arc eru·olled in the Penta no way to prcYent the loss of ing levy before it announced Count)· Joim Vocational School, POMEROY YOUR Judging Shows nliikay Make Elber!.lda Ready To Wear o.. portment your headquarters for wear• ing apparel for the women and girls In your family. We corry a c~_mplete stock of coats, suits, drenes, jock• eh, skirts, sweaters, blouses, slach, robes., dusters, millinery, coordinate groups . Come in and let us help you with your selections. Capable soles· people to ouht you. IN Billy Bush in COLUMBUS - The Ohio State University's livestock judging 6man team has returned to campus with two creditable performances in major cootests. One of its members il William (Billy) Bush, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. On Nov . 14 at Harrl sburg, Pa., the team placed Cirst in livestock judging at the Permsyl. vania Livestock Exposition. It was one of 11 teams entered. The team also placed second in cattle judging and swine judging Wld third in sheep judging. other members of the team were James Brandt, Rt. 1, Ama; Clifford Or ley, 2297 Middleton Rd., Hudson; Jay Penick, Rt. I, Hebron; William Moody, Rt. 3, Fredericktown, and David Owens, Rt. I , Jeffersonville. On Nov. 15 the team travelled to Timonium, Md., to compete in the EastemNaUonal Uvestock &ow. H placed third overall, behind the UniversHy of Tennessee and Virginia Polytechnic Institute teams. Chance to Get Second Districts Voters in 100 School j" --A.. were »- of the accl<lellll. In lUll' PRESENT TRUCK - 'Ibis !HI _.._ emor..DC.Y unit tnlek will bo replaced bJ 1 CXII in the spri ng or 1969 if a current drive tor doratlona proves successful. The truck above will be converted into a Fire Department Rescue Truck atter the new unit is purchased. Unit Launches Fund Drive el, would be transformed into a BY BOB WINGETT The Racine Emergency Squad fire department rescue vehicle Unit, encouraged by donatloos when the new wrlt ill put Into from residents of Sutton, Leba- service. It would be used by the non and Letart Townships, and by department to haul volunteers and a series of successful money - equipment to fires and also to making projects, Is oonducting a transport persons injured inci drive to raise still more mon- dent to them ror medical treatey to buy a new rirst aid truck. ment. "At this time we have no veSquad leaders said the drive hicle available for emergency for doMtions has already netcalls on occasions when our unit ted $1,600. Hopes are high the is summoned on fire calls," a new vehicle can be purchased spokesman said. "So we reel It by oprlng. would be of great value to use The present truck, a 1961 modTenth District Cong. Clar· ence E, Miller has armounced the Bureau of Public Roads has allotted emergency relief !undo I<> repair damaged high ways in several counties ofthe District. The damage resulted from flooding earlier this year. Induded is Meigs COWl.U' which will rea:ive $4,000, half the coot <A repairing Slate Route 124 south c1 the Athens county ilne. :;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:::::;:;:::::::;:::::::;::.;:;:;.;:;.;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::·.· OAPSE TO MEET Neal Retherford, field representative of the Ohio Association PubUc School Employees. wUl be speaker ror a meetIng <A the Southern Local DIS· trict (OAPSE) Chapter Wednesday, Nov. 27, at 7:30p.m. at the Southern High School. All members are urged to attend. or Logan Granted $189,000 To Help Foster Industry Approval of a $189,000 grant to help foster industrial growth and create more than 200 new jobs at Logan, Ohio, was amounced today by the Economic De velopment Administration, U. S. Department of Commerce. The project involves expansion or the city's sewage-treatment facilities, which will allow seven local businesses to grow and add a total of 200 new employees, according to the appllcant. A local hospital alsowiU be served by the facilities and expects to add 10 more workers as a result. Hocldng County ol.flcials are actively plamlng for economic development. A site ha! been selected Cor a new airport, a mas- " ter plan has been prepared for expanding recreatioo [acilities at Hocking Hills state Park, and the new Tri-County Vocatl.onal School and Teclmlcal lnstitutlt will provide training for local workers. The dty is matching the IDA funds to help meet the $378,000 total oost of the project amol.llced toda.Y. EDA was established under tile public Works and Economic Development Act of l96S io aid lagging areas of the ..tlon.. Ia addition to public 'fiOI'ka gram. and loans, the agency provldu business development loans and technical and plamlng aslfa.. tance. Quads' Father Admits Exhaustion DEARBORN, Mich. (UPll- army of "little additions." Brian, 6, "is very happy," In 24 mlnutes Sunday Gustave Putter went £rom a father of Pulter, a Ford Motor Co. two to 1 rather of six as his employe said. "I know he'U be wire, Pamela, gave birth to glad to have his mom back agaiiL .. qllldruplets. Pulter said he al'li hi& wile The tlther said he is learned or the possible multiPle exhauteci WhUe Mrs. Putter, 31, an:l her birth In late September alii lour black-llllired babies- three since then Mrs. Pul.ter has daughters an:l a son- slept spent about four weeks in the peacerull.y. Putter was worrying hoop ito!. For the time betna. the babies about bed& for the infants, the -who weighed 3 pounds, 4 extra bedroom he w a n t s to 1ttach to hls three-l>edroom ounces to 4 pounds, 12 ounce a at auburbln home and hoW hls two birth- wW be placed in one Older sons wlU react to the bedroom. ,, ' the present truck Cor Cire department rescue unit purposes rollowlng purchase or the new ooe." The Racine Emergency Squad unit, a unit inside the volunteer tire department, began operatioos in September of 1955. DurIng the unit's first tull year ot aervlce in 1956, it made 68 nma. Activity has increased gradually each y~3r, with the peak in 1967 when member! made 127 calls. The unit haa answered (Continued on Page t[l)- " "I can't atrord to move,•• Pulter said. addition on possible." The cribs 11 We'U put as Pulters don't or •ul.Mta 10011 U aa taw .., ftr . . babies. Fer a 1.,.. IIi. weren't sure lt lira. Nk would bo lllle to carr)' lhlilll. "I'm Just hcPillc IIINIIo lila. ,, stol'es wW IOid ·, 11 things," he said. Askod II .. IIIII 11!1 planned to ...... .... chUdrea, Putter ........ . UcalJy, "I hope no&.'' , · �3 - T~ Daily Sentinel, Porneroy-M.iddleporl, l\, Monday, November ~. l~tiH Hannan Trace, Southern Win Preview Tilts College Scores By United Preas International Eallt Holy CJ'08s 27 Conn. 24 urge for wall-art. 1 broke out the WIUTE ME A W/1 LL poster paint, and our guests had Dear llelen: ball. E ver since, whenever we a I'm c razJ about our "grafiti have company, they r ead our room' '. My husband wants to walls, alii add d1eir own choice paint it out I said, "Let's pul it g rafiti. Our frieOOs are clever. to a vote," but he says this Even my grandmother got a stiff wouldn't be fair a s voters would neck reading our ccilirG - and be our frie nds and the,y' re pershocked on(·e mueh. s he wasn' t sonallJ im,olvcd: Their writing We have 50ffic p1·ett,y famous Is on our walls. So we decided to get oo tsidc names here, too, a s we're in publi t re lations. opinions. !low about yours'? Now m} husband sa}·s our walls Here ' s the sto 1·~: arc too " busy.'' lie can't wor k We s tarted rt..>de<" ora ti~ our when the )· j wnp out at him. I ask, bi g old hou se ~ whi cl1 we bought " Would you throw away a gue!' t cheap bccau~ il needed work. book'? !low can you paint out our Friend s 5urp riscd us wiLh a hou se warmi ng bcfon: we got to friends'!'' And you':'- W ·\ LL-EYEO the spare bedroom. It was goin~ Dear W-E: lo IJe a den. !low about a c()TTlpromise7 PIJO-Well, one thing led to aoother tog raph thn:e walls and put the and after a few drinks, somebod) c nJargements in ~· our iiHCs t book. sugge~ted auto~,rraphing the wall s, Keep the lx-!it wall and ceiling A!Wr aU, we'd be painting them for gra fiti an:l paint the res t ... soon, and here was a wonderfuJ maybe keep TWO wall s. A Or opportutUty to let you r self go. great idea like this s houldn't be I guess everyone ha d a hidden brushed as ide ! - II. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INT Dear Helen: Jl's no woOOer me11 are swcllhcadl'<i. The.\ are t he preferred ~R ES T OF MEIGS·MA SON AREA RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER Ch.1tor Tannei1ill, E.Jitor p bl " L , d . u •1mo<1 " ' 1y e•c epl Sq tu rdr:>r b The Ohi " Vcll .. y Publ is hi n9 Compr:> n/ 110 '-loeh.a~k St., Pomeray, O"ia, S~C\- by e'o·e r yone. ~o t only do women p refer the compaQI of men, but men prefe r t11c compan,' of men- except ~~;~:·E<l~~;;,:~~~h~f;l~? .~~57~ . 992- in m.ating season. £\·e n children S•cond clou o•atr:>g" pu •.J "' Pom•· · g rantate toward men. \!al(" tea chers are more popuJu, roy, Oho •), Nr:> tionol a<lvMfioing '"'P'""'nlal ;ve unl ess a woman teacher is reaJl1 Bolt inelli- Gr:>llaQhor, Inc., 12 Eosr outs taMing. Bosses Li.._c men bet41st St., New York C it~, New '( 01 k ler , and a<han ('(> them sooner. S u~5 criptian roles: Do:li~er e.J 2 b; OJrr•er whMe r:>voiloble 45 cents por wee~; one yeor ;., od~ance or the Dai ly S•n ti n•l Ol! ice, !.23.40. S;,. m onth1., $,1 1.70. T i1ree months, $5.85. 0 Y Motor R oute wf.e re corr i11r se r· not """i lable: OM month $1.50 . r mo l l: One yeat $10.00. s,~ months $5.25. Thu1e month• $3.00. Subscrip· lion pr icf! include• S>Jndo y i ime s· 811:" ~llt ine t . BY J,\CK O'BRIAN NEW YORK Mia's ex . husband quietly unloaded his E. 72nd St . flat and bought • town house on 61st East of Lex .... Ex.pug Jake Lamotta and thrush Colleen Farrington announced they'd wed but it's a no-decision and CoJJeen's dating wool wealthy Kenneth Cytron .... Say it ain't so Hank Greenberg our neighbor Hank's moving to H'wood'! .... The new AI Schacht management bougllt the restaurani from AI and replaced all his great old sports pictures with valuable paintings ... Three of Howard Hughes' Las Vegas hotels held a celebrity goH I:Durnament and the winners received llis & lien; lluicks .... Did Howard buy Gen' l Motors? Chicago' s Papa Bear George Halas will undergo major hlp surge ry In England .... stng•a boy Lind sa,y Crosby will wed a third time; bcr name's Susan Marlin .... Comic Pat Cooper pulled a fond Irick on Nife Patti - wcnl to dinner at the Steak Pit where Pat earlier had stashed a fine ne w mink coal in the checkroom and gtn·e her that stub We have nothing in common. I would m uch prder to talk politics or business with the men, but if lhey break away from their tight linlc male groups, U1cy head for the looker , not the think- cr. Let' s stqJ spoiling men!- HI::-. SE\TI-1 .L ~USS n. T. Dea r H: Seems 10 me you rcscnl what .•.. Their 5th 1mnheraary •..• Comic Lou Alexander of t h e Joey Bishop buildup and wife Beth Hamllton expect a J a n. heir. Lilia Skala was great as a nun in "Lilies of the Field .. and Srores OHIO HIGII SCHOOL BASKEffiALL RESULTS By United Press lnternatimal Ironton· 60 Coal Grove 50 Old Fort 73 Bloomville 61 Attica 66 llopewell-Louden 51 Republica S5 Bettsville 53 Eastlake North 94 Wlckllffe 33 Willoughby South 42 Chagrin FaJls 41 Erie Tech 41 Cleve. St. Edward 35 Western Reserve 73 Wellington 52 Cineimati st. Bernard S3 Batavia :>I Grand Valley 43 Jefferson 41 Garrettsville Garfield 67 Ledgemont 64 Tallmadge 54 Field 44 Yellow &)>rings 63 BeJlbrooke 48 Celina 94 Lima Sl!awnee 86 Lima CathoJic 83 Elida 66 New Knox'o'Ule 76 Coldwater 70 Xenia 81 Wilmington 39 Reynoldsburg 59 Columbus Hartley so Liberty Llnion 68 Watkins Memoria.! 54 Deublin 64 Mufflin S8 Columbus Eastmoor 62 Athens ;g Pickerington 67 Licking Heights promptly got nve more straight nun-roles; she•s shifting slightly this season, playing on Bdwy, in the play "Zelda" as a Ylddishe mama .... Gayest TV commercial - for Bamey'a, wa.y ~ out mod-duds including flowered Items while a background song intones "'How do you know how high you can fly'!" Sheraton will build a new N Y. hoteJ ...• Just one am~ half a billion dollars in new • hotel expansion .... If you're really chic, yoo need a gold dinner bell rrom Cartier's, with em. eralds, sapphires and rubies · $6,200 .... The CarUer'a Yul~ cataJogue Is awash with magnificent gems - listed between pJasUc-covers .. .. that smell, "The Flxer" star carol White•s wearing a see - through dress to its Dec. 8prernierehere .... Flashing news-bulb w i 1 I keep her warm .... Mamie Van Doren's divorce from 21-yearold basebawler Lee Myers Is fi nal Jan. 3 . ... David Brinkley isn't as stationary as he seema on TV - he was cha chatngfrantically at Trude HeUer's; with his daughter. The only bright spot anywhere near Paris' currency desperation is the bla ze caused by Jean Seberg and ski • champ Jean Claude KJily .... TV's "Here Come the Brides" stars David SouJ and Karen Carlsen took the ..... Pem St. 65 Pitts 9 Prlnc:etoo 41 C<lmell 13 Boston C<lll 21 Mass. 6 Delaware 38 Bucknell 12 Rutgers 55 COlgate 34 Harvard 29 Yale 29. tie Columbia 46 Brown 20 PeM 2 6 Dartmouth 21 Dayton 35 Temple 17 SOuth W. Va. 23 &,vracuse 6 N. C, 25 Duke 14 Fla. St. 42 Wake Forest 24 Temessec 24 Kentucky 1 s. c. 7 Clemson 3 East Carollna 23 Citadel 14 Va. 28 Maryland 23 Richmond 31 Wlllm & Mary 6 Morgan st. 25 Va. St. 0 Grmbllng 35 SOuthern u . 32 A111ENS, Ohio (UPO - Junior quarb!rback Cleve Bryant was given the Ohio Universib' Most Vabable Player oft h e Year football award Sunday. Schollrof.thlete honors went to aenior CC)ocaptatn FrllnkPeters, an offensive tackle. Coach Bill Hess awarded 38 )etters, 23 towxler cllumen. during the Sunda,y n!Pt C~ - e L OU beat Northern Dlloolo 211-12 Saturday. Mid-American Conference ChaJJ1>ion Ohio UnJversit;y tlnlshed the aeasm 10-0 and nted 17th in the ..uon•s maJor eolleges by UPL The Bobcats tra\181 to Orlando, F1L, Dec. 27 to ~eet tbe Southern Conrerence Champion Rlchmon:linthe TaiP gertne BowL Richmond finished the season 7.-3. ~~~ttit~tit=~=l~~t~~~~~ttt~~~=~=~:~=~=1=~~=1@~=~=~~~~~~~1~~~lrr~r:~~~@?~l~*~=j~J.=~;~;:~=~=~! LSU 34 Tulane 10 Jckson st. 32 Miss. Val St. 1 Sothrn Miss 21 Tampe 7 Midwest Kansas St. 21 Okla. st. 14 Minn. 23 Wiscoosin 15 Iowa 37 Dlinois 13 Kansas 21 Missouri 19 Mich. st. 31 Nrthwstm 14 Purdue 38 Indiana 35 Ohio St. 50 Mich. 14 plot serioosly - they're wed .... ctn. 23 Miami, Ohio 21 Sherry Britton, who's been stripDrake 38 Louisville 37 ping for decades and looks easSouthwest ily two years older than the first time we leered at her at Leon Arkansas 42 Texas Tech 1 Oklahoma 47 Nebraska 0 & Eddie's, ordered a wig from SMU 33 Baylor 17 Larry Mathews• ladies - toupee Bcghm Young 3~ N, Mex. 6 aalon for the Yule holidays it lights up Uke a Christmas Houaton 100 Tulsa 6 Arizooa 14 Wyoming 7 tree. Tex. El Pso 23 C<llo St. U. 19 Beautiful former Bdwy. showN. Tex. St. 44 Wicht& St. 6 gal Fran Keegan ended her marTex. A&J 39 S. W. Tens 0 riage and already is back - as a press apnt ... • Someone dug Soufllm Ut. 21 Ark. 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Laree Family Size ;t.t COTTAGE CHEESf. ___ _:·~- 49~ ••'I' Bros. ct~•nr -'•r4••,. & Ltu~tkr D., I 606) '•DfiiHII 1n ~'~•ttk• Sin~:e ltN Oakland . . . . . . 9 2 0 Kansas City . . . . 9 2 0 san Diego • • . • . . 8 3 o Denver . . . . . 5 6 o Cincinnati . , . , , 3 9 0 &mday's Results Denver 34 Buffalo 32 Miami 34 Boatoo 10 New York 37 San Diego 15 Oakland 34 Cincinnati 0 (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Buffalo at Oakland Houston at Kansas City .818 .818 .727 ,455 .250 (Only games sehe<t.>led) SUnday's Games Cincinnati at BoMiami a.t New York San Diego at Denver (only games s cheduled) 16 oz. pkg. ::···· 99~ ; ;: Namath At His or Athens H i g h School, First Team All Southeastern Ohio AthletJc League and llmorable Mention All-State. First home appearance for the Redmen wUI be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, in Gallia Academy High School gym when they play Findlay College in the 1968 Homecoming Game. After Ule Berea game, the Redmen meet Urbana College at Urbana, Ohio on Saturda..v, Nov . 30, and Georgetown College at Georgetown, Ks .• on Thursday, Dec. 5. Newcomers to the Rio Grande scheduled this season are Cali fornia state College, CaJifomia, Pa., Geneva College, Geneva, Pa., and Old Dominican College. Coach Lanham is beginning his ninth year as Athletic Di rector and Head Basketball Coach of the Redmen. In eigHt seisons, the Redmen have won 95 and .lost 72 ball games. Coach Lanham 1968 graduate STANDINGS By United Press lnternationaJ Eastern Conference Century Division W, L. T. Pet. Cleveland . . . . . 8 3 o .727 st. Louis . . . . . 6 4 1 .600 New Orleans _ ... _ 3 7 1 .300 Pittsburgh . . .• , 2 8 .200 Capitol Division W. L. T, Pet. Dallas . • . 9 2 0 .818 . . 7 4 0 .636 New York . Washington . . . • 4 8 0 . 364 Philadelphia . 0 U 0 . ooo Western Conference Central Division W. L. T. Pet. Mlmesota . . . . 6 5 o Green Bay . . . . 5 5 I Chicago • . . . . . _ 5 6 o Detroit . . , , . . .. 3 6 2 Coastal Divisioo W. L. T. Ba.ltlmore . . . . 10 1 0 Los Angeles . . . .. 9 1 1 San Francisco . . . 5 5 I .545 .500 .455 .333 Pet. .909 .900 . 500 Atlanta . . . . . . . 2 9 o . 182 &mday's Resu.lts St. Louis 17 Atlanta 12 Dallas 34 Chicago 3 Green Bay 27 Washington 7 Baltimore 21 Mlnneaota 9 Detroit 20 New Orleans 20, tie Los Angeles 24 New York 21 cleveland 47 Philadelphia 13 SaJ1 Francisco 45 Pittsburgh 28 Thurl!lda,y's Games Philadelphia at Detroit Washlngton at Dallao (Only games scheduled) is vice..president of the KIAC. Here is the 1968-69 Redmen roster· : BOO Mabry, Dayton. 6.:; 1f2 junior center; Captain Danny Wil son, Zanesville, 6-0 sophomore guard; Cllarles Baker, Grayson, Ky., 6-H sophomore guard ; Darrell Ball, Amesville, Ohio, 6- 1 sophomore guard-forward; J i m Marshall, Columbus, 6-2 sophomore rorward; Eddie Jacobs, Wellston, 6-1 sophomore guard; Jim We lls, Stockdale, Ohio, 6-0 senior guard; J{oger Bentley, Chauncey, 6-3 freshman forward; Alex Repasky, Byesville, Ohio, 6-5 junior forward -center ; Mike Harri s, ~ckdale, Ohio,G -1 sophomore forward-guard; and Donald Jordan, Londonderry, Ohio, 6-3 sophomore forward. Here is the 1968-69 Redmen schedule: NO'o'. 26 - At Berea, Ky.; Nov. 30 - At Urbana College; De c. 5 - At Georgetown, Ky.; Dec. 7 - Findlay (Homecoming); Dec. 10 - Oakland t:it,y College; Dec. 12 - At Cumber land, Ky.; Dec . .14 - At Pikeville, Ky.; Jan. 6 - At Caliror:lia State College, Pa.; Jan. 8 - At Geneva College, Pa.; Jan. 11 - Pikeville College; Jan. 15 - At Union College, Ky.; Jan. 18 - At CampbeJisville College, K,y.; Jan. 20 - At Oa!dand City College, Ind.; Jan. 25 ~ Cumber land College; Jan. 27 - Georgetown College; Jan. 30 - Campbellsville College; Feb. 4 Rerea College; Feb. 6 - Old Dominican College; Feb. 8 Union College; Feb. 15 - At Cedarville College, Ohio; Feb. 18-20-22 - KlAC Tourney, to be announced; Feb. 27 - Ohio Northern Un:Jversit,y . 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Wood Paneling MID-AMERICJIN CONFE HENCE League Overall WLT WLT Ohio U..••.... 6 0 0 10 0 0 Miami , ..... , . 5 1 1 7 3 o Bowling Gr een ... 3 2 1 6 3 1 Toledo .•....• 32l 54 1 West. Mich. .... 2 4 0 3 6 0 Kent State ...... 1 6 0 1 9 0 Marshall ...... 0 7 0 0 9 1 MID - 01110 CONFF. HENCE Leauge Overall W L T WLT 7 2 0 Defiance . • . , , 3 u 0 4 6 0 Findlay . , , • , , 2 1 0 2 7 I Wilmington .... 1 2 0 2 7 0 Bluffton . , .••• 0 3 0 What Would Happen If A Fire Destroyed Vo11 Home? for your home and your family PERFORATED HARDBOARD 79~ (Only games scheduled) DREAM WHIP 4 size 39~ s. GIFTS Chicago at New Orleans Green Bay at San Francisco Los Angeles at Minnesota New York at Cleveland St. Loulo at Plttsburgll 45~ or Jets Tie For Crown &lnda.Y' s Games Atlanta at Baltimore STRAWBERRIES ..;.;: OYSTERS Pomeroy PTA Basketball Vietor WHOLE 3 lb. can lflll·lr·l 12 01. Clll 29e - to remain one-half game Francisco whipped Pittsburgh ahead of Los Angeles in the 45-28, St. Louis edged Atlanta Coastal Division. The Rams 17-12 and Detroit tied New edged the New York Giants 24- Orleans 20-20. 21 on Bruce Gosset's 3G-yard field goaJ with four seconds remaining. In the Eastern Conrerence, it looks like Dallas \' S, Cle\'eland in Cleveland on Dec. 21. Cleveland boosted Its record to 8-3 in the Ce ntury Division wilh its sixth straight triumph by SAN OtEGO, calif. (UPOthumping Philadelphia 47-13. Joe Namattl had one or the best Dallas, with Cra ig Morton day s of his career Sunday and subbing for injured Don Mere-- John Jladl one of his worst- the dith, blasted criwled Chicago re s ult: a championship tie 34-3 to raise its mark to 9-2 in for the New York Jets and near the Capitol Divi sion and go two disaster for the San Diego games ahead of New Yor k. Chargers. In the other three games, San BehiOO Namath's 337 yards Southern led 7-4 at the half 1~.2; R. Hutchins. 4-1-9; Jeland 9-6 with 5:27 len ln the sec- fers, 0-li.O; Dillon, 14>-2; L. Steond half. But SOUthwestern jump. phens, J-0~. 'rotals, 7-1-15. ed ahead 13-9 with 3:53 len and Southern (13) - Nease, 1-1managed to hold onto a slim two 3; DJ.Ie, 0-3-3; g,ane, 0-1-1; Pyles, point margin as the clock ran 1-0-2; B. Hart, L-2-4. Totals, 3-7-13. out. Roger Pelfrey was high for Southwe~~o~.... rn , . , .•. 4 11 - 15 the North GaJlia Reserves with Southern Local ... •. 7 6 - 13 seven points. Arthur Clark had VARSITY GAMES five . For HaMan Trace, Jerry Hannan Trace (U) - Jeffers, Waugh's three points were high. 3·1 -7; D. Daniels, 5-4-14; Sissoo, .Jim SWindler and Keith SWain 1·1-3: Chapman, 3-1 -7; Wells, each had two points. 5~-10. Totals, 17-7-41. The LittJe Pirates had a 9-3 North Gallla (32) - Greenlead at the end the first haJI. lee, 3,>-11; R. Smith, 1.2-4; Hannan Trace scored its last SaWlde:rs, t-2-4; Clark, 0-2-2; basket with 3:07 lelt in tile sec- J. Garnes, 5-1-11. Tatals, 10ond hair to trail 12-7. 12-32. RESERVE GAMES Hannan Trace .... 26 15 - 41 North Gallia (18) - Howell, North G&llia ...• . 13 19 - 32 1-1-3; Pelfrey, 3-1-7; Clark, 2Southern Local (26) - B. Did1-5; Smith, 0-1-1; and Staten, dle, 3-2-S; Norris, 2-ll-4; Beegle, 1..0-2. TotaJs, 7-4-18. 2.0-4; g.ruer, 0..0-0; Smith, 4~Hannan Trace (7} - L. Cre- 10. Totals, 11-4-26. meens, 0.0.0; Waugh , 1-1-3; J. Southwestern (23) - K. Car Swindler, 1.0-2; Swain, 0-2-2; T. ter, 2-2-6; Beman, 1. 1-3; WalBeaver, 0.0-0. Totals, 2-3~7. ker, 5-0 -10; stout, 1..0-2; Haney, Nortll Callla . .... . . 9 9 - 18 1~.2 . Totals, 10-3.23. Hannan Trace . . . . . . 3 4 7 Southern . . . . . . 15 11 - 26 and two touchdown passes, the Southwestern (15) - Dailey, Southwestern . . . 11 12 - 23 .lets s tomped the Chargers 37-15 and can win the American Football League's Eastern Division crown with one win or one Houston loss in the remaining three games or the season. San· Diego Cell one game behind Oakland and Kansas City in the We~tern Division dogfight and probably ha s to best both next month to even tie ror the title. Hadl completed only 19 of 46 passes for 190 yards and had !our intercepted. He became so desperate, he called only three running play s in the second half. Namath sympathi zed with lladl, pointing out the Jets' defense gave him no time to set, his rece ivers dropped seve r al passes and he fre quently had bad field position. "I' ve had days like that too," Namath said. Sunday wasn't one of them, noted Chargers' coach Sid Gilllnan. Rut "The way Namath threw he could beat anybcdy." The .Jets scored three of U1e WHITE WICKER first four times they got the SPACE-SAVER E~ •r~lto l r>g needfld !Cir inilollolion in· ball. The Orst was a 13-yard fi ni1"e<l •n wate r •uiuont wood cludfld wilh "''' lighl· .... eig" l, boskfll· Wicler ·womv•. field goal by Jim Turner, who weov• desiQn dco• I i doa rs )1 x 80" Reg . 1 1.00 later kicked two othe rs for a pro football record or 31 for a seas • ·1, breaking the record of 28 he shared with Bruce Gossett of the Los Angeles Ram5 and Pete Gogolak, then of t he 2' X 4' Buffalo Hills. "I knew I had the reto rd," Tur ner sa id, " But I was especially glad because we needed the points today. San Diego is an explosive cl ub." Thtl sct:ond store came 011 an 87-yard pass play to Don Maynard, breaking the Jets ' re<."Ord of 86 yard s set on a pass from Lee Grosscup to Maynard Oct 6, l9(i2. The third score, a th r ee-yard r un by Man Snell, capped a 72-yard mar ch and sewed up the game. wlth 10 points as they came from behind to nip ,!buthwestern. Jimmie Dale WaJker, 5-10 senior, had 10 points for the Highlanders. Southwestern held onto a slim lead 5-3 and 7.:; early in the first half but faded at the buzzer with Southern taking over 15· 11 at halftime . The Highlanders went ahead 19 -17 early in the second half but faded again inside the three minute mark to trail 24-21. After the final score had been racked up, Southern missed rive free Ulrows in the last 43 seconds of play . Rusty Hutchins• nine pelnts were high for the Southwestern reserves while Barry Hart's rOW' points were high for Southern. Rio Opens Season Tuesday ABA STANDINGS By United Press International East Coach Art Lanham's R 1 o W. L. Pet. GH Grande College Redmen will open \{lnnesota •.• 7 4 • 655 the 1968-69 basketball season \f.iami . . •.•. 6 5 545 Tuesday night at Berea, Ky., in Kentucky •... , 8 7 . 533 1 their first Kentuck,y lntorcolleNew Yooi< •. ,. 7 8 ,4 G7 2 giatc Athletic Conference conIndiana . . . • . 4 11 .266 5 test. West AJthough the ootlook for t h e W.(L. PeL GB coming season looks good, Coach Oaklarxl •.•.. , 12 2 .857 Lanham says if he intends to Los Angeles ... 7 5 . 583 1 improve on last season's recNew Orleans . . 6 6 . 500 5 ord, the Redmen must overcome Den\'cr •..... 5 7 . 417 6 their lack ot height with hustle Dallas ... , •• , 3 6 .333 61/, and determination. Last year, Houston •..... 3 7 .300 7 Rio Grande was 5-7 in the KLAC Sunday's Results and had an overall record or 12New York 91 Kentucky 8~ Los Angeles 117 Houston 109 ot 14. The Redmen are entering their Only game s scheduled second season ln the KIAC with Monday's Games five returning lettermen led by Los Angeles at New Orleans big Bob Mabry, leading reboundOakland atllouston er in the NAJA and the R e dIlliiana at Miami men's most valuable player. Only games scheduled The other f<aD" returni~ lettermen are Captain Danny Wilis son, Charles Baker, Darrell BaH and Jim Marshall, who is returning to the Redmen after a Susie Soul8by's 19 points led tour of duty in the U. S. Mathe Pomeroy PTA to atight31 - rines. Adding depth to the squad will 28 cage victory over the Syracuse PTA last week. Pat Wine~ be Mike Harris, Don Jordan, Jlrn breMer had 12 and Jeanne AJlen Wells , and Alex RepaskY . Newcomers are sophomore Ed Ja11 to lead Syracuse. Other scoring was Betty Bat- cobs rrom Wellston, who made ey and Neactl Carsey, each 6 First Team All-Ohio in 1966, tor Pomeroy, and Helen Hub- and freshman Roger Bentley, a rmozEN H .•. pkg. sion rrom SOuthern Local. Dave Daniels. 6-1 senior, pac. ed the Haman Trace Varsltv with 14 points and big B I I I Wells, 6.:; junior, had 10. Roo Greenlee, 6-2 senior, and John Games, 6-1 senior, each had 11 points for North GaUia. Hannan Trace jumped into a 5.0 lead with 6:27 left in theflrst !JJf]!JJ Bake & Brake 32 . 2 California Large Size ROLLS No. 2h Gold Sool AT RUTLAND Brown & Serve ern taking a close lS-13 deci- Packers Back In Contention SCORES New Furniture ~ Ilarvlan Trace downed North Gallia 41-32 and Southern Local took &luthwestern 26-23 in Var sity action in the SOUthern ValBy United Press .International ley Athletic Conference Preview East Saturday night at North Gallia W. L. Pet GB fllgh School. Baltimore . , . 15 5 • 750 It was the other wa.y around Boston •• , •• 13 5 .722 in the Reserve games with North Cincinnati .. . 12 6 .667 2 G&Uia rwming al'lay from HanPhllad•phia .. 10 5 .667 21 ~ nan Trace 17..S and SouthwestDetroit .... , . fl lO . 444 6 New York .. , . 8 13 . 380 71/~ Milwaukee. . . 5 12 • 294 !)1 1~ Wesl W. L. Pet GB Los Angeles • . 14 5 . 7:17 San Fran. ... 10 9 .5 26 4 By VITO STELLINO Atlanta •.... I(} 11 .476 5 UPI Sports Writer San Diego .... 9 10 .H~ 5 Here come the Packers. Chicago..• •. , 7 14 . 333 8 Green Bay's downtrodden, Phoenix, • •• • 5 11 .313 71;z three-lime defending ch&Inplons Seattle •••••• 7 17 ,292 w ;, finally reached the .500 mark Sunda.r's Results Sunday- which isn't normall y BaiUmore 118 Atlanta. 111 much of a feat for the Packers. Los Angeles 103 Chicago 100 But the 27-7 triumph over San Diego 135 Phila 128 (o~ Washington bt:hinl Zeke BratSeattle 141 Milwaukee 120 kowski moved the Packers back Only games scheduled in the midst or contention for Monday's Games their fourth straight NFL cruwn Milwaukee vs. Seattle a s they are now just one--half (at Vancouver) game behind Minnesota in the Only game !>cheduled Ce ntral Division. Green Bay is now 5-5·1 while Minnesota, which suffered a 219 loss to Baltimore, is &-5. Baltimore boosted its record to 10-1 - the best in pro football half and increased the lead to 19-11 with 1:56 to go. The rlrst hair ended with HaMan Trace leading 26-13. Midway the second half the Wildcats ran the lead to 32-17. NorthGaUla'a strongest bld came in the last three minutes when the Pirates outscored Ule WUdcats 12-5. Big Dan Smith, 6..2 jtmior, paced the Southern Tornadoes Tho Dopa,...ont Sto .. of lol141., Sloco 1915 PICKENS ' MASON, W. VA. ,, �3 - T~ Daily Sentinel, Porneroy-M.iddleporl, l\, Monday, November ~. l~tiH Hannan Trace, Southern Win Preview Tilts College Scores By United Preas International Eallt Holy CJ'08s 27 Conn. 24 urge for wall-art. 1 broke out the WIUTE ME A W/1 LL poster paint, and our guests had Dear llelen: ball. E ver since, whenever we a I'm c razJ about our "grafiti have company, they r ead our room' '. My husband wants to walls, alii add d1eir own choice paint it out I said, "Let's pul it g rafiti. Our frieOOs are clever. to a vote," but he says this Even my grandmother got a stiff wouldn't be fair a s voters would neck reading our ccilirG - and be our frie nds and the,y' re pershocked on(·e mueh. s he wasn' t sonallJ im,olvcd: Their writing We have 50ffic p1·ett,y famous Is on our walls. So we decided to get oo tsidc names here, too, a s we're in publi t re lations. opinions. !low about yours'? Now m} husband sa}·s our walls Here ' s the sto 1·~: arc too " busy.'' lie can't wor k We s tarted rt..>de<" ora ti~ our when the )· j wnp out at him. I ask, bi g old hou se ~ whi cl1 we bought " Would you throw away a gue!' t cheap bccau~ il needed work. book'? !low can you paint out our Friend s 5urp riscd us wiLh a hou se warmi ng bcfon: we got to friends'!'' And you':'- W ·\ LL-EYEO the spare bedroom. It was goin~ Dear W-E: lo IJe a den. !low about a c()TTlpromise7 PIJO-Well, one thing led to aoother tog raph thn:e walls and put the and after a few drinks, somebod) c nJargements in ~· our iiHCs t book. sugge~ted auto~,rraphing the wall s, Keep the lx-!it wall and ceiling A!Wr aU, we'd be painting them for gra fiti an:l paint the res t ... soon, and here was a wonderfuJ maybe keep TWO wall s. A Or opportutUty to let you r self go. great idea like this s houldn't be I guess everyone ha d a hidden brushed as ide ! - II. THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO INT Dear Helen: Jl's no woOOer me11 are swcllhcadl'<i. The.\ are t he preferred ~R ES T OF MEIGS·MA SON AREA RICHARDS. OWEN, PUBLISHER Ch.1tor Tannei1ill, E.Jitor p bl " L , d . u •1mo<1 " ' 1y e•c epl Sq tu rdr:>r b The Ohi " Vcll .. y Publ is hi n9 Compr:> n/ 110 '-loeh.a~k St., Pomeray, O"ia, S~C\- by e'o·e r yone. ~o t only do women p refer the compaQI of men, but men prefe r t11c compan,' of men- except ~~;~:·E<l~~;;,:~~~h~f;l~? .~~57~ . 992- in m.ating season. £\·e n children S•cond clou o•atr:>g" pu •.J "' Pom•· · g rantate toward men. \!al(" tea chers are more popuJu, roy, Oho •), Nr:> tionol a<lvMfioing '"'P'""'nlal ;ve unl ess a woman teacher is reaJl1 Bolt inelli- Gr:>llaQhor, Inc., 12 Eosr outs taMing. Bosses Li.._c men bet41st St., New York C it~, New '( 01 k ler , and a<han ('(> them sooner. S u~5 criptian roles: Do:li~er e.J 2 b; OJrr•er whMe r:>voiloble 45 cents por wee~; one yeor ;., od~ance or the Dai ly S•n ti n•l Ol! ice, !.23.40. S;,. m onth1., $,1 1.70. T i1ree months, $5.85. 0 Y Motor R oute wf.e re corr i11r se r· not """i lable: OM month $1.50 . r mo l l: One yeat $10.00. s,~ months $5.25. Thu1e month• $3.00. Subscrip· lion pr icf! include• S>Jndo y i ime s· 811:" ~llt ine t . BY J,\CK O'BRIAN NEW YORK Mia's ex . husband quietly unloaded his E. 72nd St . flat and bought • town house on 61st East of Lex .... Ex.pug Jake Lamotta and thrush Colleen Farrington announced they'd wed but it's a no-decision and CoJJeen's dating wool wealthy Kenneth Cytron .... Say it ain't so Hank Greenberg our neighbor Hank's moving to H'wood'! .... The new AI Schacht management bougllt the restaurani from AI and replaced all his great old sports pictures with valuable paintings ... Three of Howard Hughes' Las Vegas hotels held a celebrity goH I:Durnament and the winners received llis & lien; lluicks .... Did Howard buy Gen' l Motors? Chicago' s Papa Bear George Halas will undergo major hlp surge ry In England .... stng•a boy Lind sa,y Crosby will wed a third time; bcr name's Susan Marlin .... Comic Pat Cooper pulled a fond Irick on Nife Patti - wcnl to dinner at the Steak Pit where Pat earlier had stashed a fine ne w mink coal in the checkroom and gtn·e her that stub We have nothing in common. I would m uch prder to talk politics or business with the men, but if lhey break away from their tight linlc male groups, U1cy head for the looker , not the think- cr. Let' s stqJ spoiling men!- HI::-. SE\TI-1 .L ~USS n. T. Dea r H: Seems 10 me you rcscnl what .•.. Their 5th 1mnheraary •..• Comic Lou Alexander of t h e Joey Bishop buildup and wife Beth Hamllton expect a J a n. heir. Lilia Skala was great as a nun in "Lilies of the Field .. and Srores OHIO HIGII SCHOOL BASKEffiALL RESULTS By United Press lnternatimal Ironton· 60 Coal Grove 50 Old Fort 73 Bloomville 61 Attica 66 llopewell-Louden 51 Republica S5 Bettsville 53 Eastlake North 94 Wlckllffe 33 Willoughby South 42 Chagrin FaJls 41 Erie Tech 41 Cleve. St. Edward 35 Western Reserve 73 Wellington 52 Cineimati st. Bernard S3 Batavia :>I Grand Valley 43 Jefferson 41 Garrettsville Garfield 67 Ledgemont 64 Tallmadge 54 Field 44 Yellow &)>rings 63 BeJlbrooke 48 Celina 94 Lima Sl!awnee 86 Lima CathoJic 83 Elida 66 New Knox'o'Ule 76 Coldwater 70 Xenia 81 Wilmington 39 Reynoldsburg 59 Columbus Hartley so Liberty Llnion 68 Watkins Memoria.! 54 Deublin 64 Mufflin S8 Columbus Eastmoor 62 Athens ;g Pickerington 67 Licking Heights promptly got nve more straight nun-roles; she•s shifting slightly this season, playing on Bdwy, in the play "Zelda" as a Ylddishe mama .... Gayest TV commercial - for Bamey'a, wa.y ~ out mod-duds including flowered Items while a background song intones "'How do you know how high you can fly'!" Sheraton will build a new N Y. hoteJ ...• Just one am~ half a billion dollars in new • hotel expansion .... If you're really chic, yoo need a gold dinner bell rrom Cartier's, with em. eralds, sapphires and rubies · $6,200 .... The CarUer'a Yul~ cataJogue Is awash with magnificent gems - listed between pJasUc-covers .. .. that smell, "The Flxer" star carol White•s wearing a see - through dress to its Dec. 8prernierehere .... Flashing news-bulb w i 1 I keep her warm .... Mamie Van Doren's divorce from 21-yearold basebawler Lee Myers Is fi nal Jan. 3 . ... David Brinkley isn't as stationary as he seema on TV - he was cha chatngfrantically at Trude HeUer's; with his daughter. The only bright spot anywhere near Paris' currency desperation is the bla ze caused by Jean Seberg and ski • champ Jean Claude KJily .... TV's "Here Come the Brides" stars David SouJ and Karen Carlsen took the ..... Pem St. 65 Pitts 9 Prlnc:etoo 41 C<lmell 13 Boston C<lll 21 Mass. 6 Delaware 38 Bucknell 12 Rutgers 55 COlgate 34 Harvard 29 Yale 29. tie Columbia 46 Brown 20 PeM 2 6 Dartmouth 21 Dayton 35 Temple 17 SOuth W. Va. 23 &,vracuse 6 N. C, 25 Duke 14 Fla. St. 42 Wake Forest 24 Temessec 24 Kentucky 1 s. c. 7 Clemson 3 East Carollna 23 Citadel 14 Va. 28 Maryland 23 Richmond 31 Wlllm & Mary 6 Morgan st. 25 Va. St. 0 Grmbllng 35 SOuthern u . 32 A111ENS, Ohio (UPO - Junior quarb!rback Cleve Bryant was given the Ohio Universib' Most Vabable Player oft h e Year football award Sunday. Schollrof.thlete honors went to aenior CC)ocaptatn FrllnkPeters, an offensive tackle. Coach Bill Hess awarded 38 )etters, 23 towxler cllumen. during the Sunda,y n!Pt C~ - e L OU beat Northern Dlloolo 211-12 Saturday. Mid-American Conference ChaJJ1>ion Ohio UnJversit;y tlnlshed the aeasm 10-0 and nted 17th in the ..uon•s maJor eolleges by UPL The Bobcats tra\181 to Orlando, F1L, Dec. 27 to ~eet tbe Southern Conrerence Champion Rlchmon:linthe TaiP gertne BowL Richmond finished the season 7.-3. ~~~ttit~tit=~=l~~t~~~~~ttt~~~=~=~:~=~=1=~~=1@~=~=~~~~~~~1~~~lrr~r:~~~@?~l~*~=j~J.=~;~;:~=~=~! LSU 34 Tulane 10 Jckson st. 32 Miss. Val St. 1 Sothrn Miss 21 Tampe 7 Midwest Kansas St. 21 Okla. st. 14 Minn. 23 Wiscoosin 15 Iowa 37 Dlinois 13 Kansas 21 Missouri 19 Mich. st. 31 Nrthwstm 14 Purdue 38 Indiana 35 Ohio St. 50 Mich. 14 plot serioosly - they're wed .... ctn. 23 Miami, Ohio 21 Sherry Britton, who's been stripDrake 38 Louisville 37 ping for decades and looks easSouthwest ily two years older than the first time we leered at her at Leon Arkansas 42 Texas Tech 1 Oklahoma 47 Nebraska 0 & Eddie's, ordered a wig from SMU 33 Baylor 17 Larry Mathews• ladies - toupee Bcghm Young 3~ N, Mex. 6 aalon for the Yule holidays it lights up Uke a Christmas Houaton 100 Tulsa 6 Arizooa 14 Wyoming 7 tree. Tex. El Pso 23 C<llo St. U. 19 Beautiful former Bdwy. showN. Tex. St. 44 Wicht& St. 6 gal Fran Keegan ended her marTex. A&J 39 S. W. Tens 0 riage and already is back - as a press apnt ... • Someone dug Soufllm Ut. 21 Ark. 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IASOit, W.VA. ... and let us Dn this day do families . and friends join together to give thanks for all that is good and plentiful in freedom ... for the warm enjoymen! of the day's festivities . .. and for a heritage to remember proudly. r HOLSUM You Can Still Place Your Order For Thanksgiving Turkey .... .,And We At "Bif{ 3" Can Save You Money On The Fea.t Kellogg's (roulettes ~~!::~---- ---------~k~~- 29C Aluminum Foil ~i·:·~d_"~o~d---- -------~~-_:~~.39C Pink Salmon -~~~:~------------------~:~~~69C Fruif C0( kfal•I -------~--------------~·.!-. 39C sweeI p•1ckl es _______________________ J~::49C Cherry Pie Filling_r~:~Y·~~:~---------~:~_ _ 49C Marshmallow Cream .~:~·~----------~~~~ 29C .·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.··,-.·:-;- :=:::::::: -:·· ·:-:-·.· · .·,·,·,· :::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:;:::::;:::::::;:::::::::;:;:;;.;: AT TUPPERS PLAINS } LYONS MARKET . :··· .·.·. -:-:-:·:::::::::-:··· RUTLAND DEPT. 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Laree Family Size ;t.t COTTAGE CHEESf. ___ _:·~- 49~ ••'I' Bros. ct~•nr -'•r4••,. & Ltu~tkr D., I 606) '•DfiiHII 1n ~'~•ttk• Sin~:e ltN Oakland . . . . . . 9 2 0 Kansas City . . . . 9 2 0 san Diego • • . • . . 8 3 o Denver . . . . . 5 6 o Cincinnati . , . , , 3 9 0 &mday's Results Denver 34 Buffalo 32 Miami 34 Boatoo 10 New York 37 San Diego 15 Oakland 34 Cincinnati 0 (Only games scheduled) Thursday's Games Buffalo at Oakland Houston at Kansas City .818 .818 .727 ,455 .250 (Only games sehe<t.>led) SUnday's Games Cincinnati at BoMiami a.t New York San Diego at Denver (only games s cheduled) 16 oz. pkg. ::···· 99~ ; ;: Namath At His or Athens H i g h School, First Team All Southeastern Ohio AthletJc League and llmorable Mention All-State. First home appearance for the Redmen wUI be at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, in Gallia Academy High School gym when they play Findlay College in the 1968 Homecoming Game. After Ule Berea game, the Redmen meet Urbana College at Urbana, Ohio on Saturda..v, Nov . 30, and Georgetown College at Georgetown, Ks .• on Thursday, Dec. 5. Newcomers to the Rio Grande scheduled this season are Cali fornia state College, CaJifomia, Pa., Geneva College, Geneva, Pa., and Old Dominican College. Coach Lanham is beginning his ninth year as Athletic Di rector and Head Basketball Coach of the Redmen. In eigHt seisons, the Redmen have won 95 and .lost 72 ball games. Coach Lanham 1968 graduate STANDINGS By United Press lnternationaJ Eastern Conference Century Division W, L. T. Pet. Cleveland . . . . . 8 3 o .727 st. Louis . . . . . 6 4 1 .600 New Orleans _ ... _ 3 7 1 .300 Pittsburgh . . .• , 2 8 .200 Capitol Division W. L. T, Pet. Dallas . • . 9 2 0 .818 . . 7 4 0 .636 New York . Washington . . . • 4 8 0 . 364 Philadelphia . 0 U 0 . ooo Western Conference Central Division W. L. T. Pet. Mlmesota . . . . 6 5 o Green Bay . . . . 5 5 I Chicago • . . . . . _ 5 6 o Detroit . . , , . . .. 3 6 2 Coastal Divisioo W. L. T. Ba.ltlmore . . . . 10 1 0 Los Angeles . . . .. 9 1 1 San Francisco . . . 5 5 I .545 .500 .455 .333 Pet. .909 .900 . 500 Atlanta . . . . . . . 2 9 o . 182 &mday's Resu.lts St. Louis 17 Atlanta 12 Dallas 34 Chicago 3 Green Bay 27 Washington 7 Baltimore 21 Mlnneaota 9 Detroit 20 New Orleans 20, tie Los Angeles 24 New York 21 cleveland 47 Philadelphia 13 SaJ1 Francisco 45 Pittsburgh 28 Thurl!lda,y's Games Philadelphia at Detroit Washlngton at Dallao (Only games scheduled) is vice..president of the KIAC. Here is the 1968-69 Redmen roster· : BOO Mabry, Dayton. 6.:; 1f2 junior center; Captain Danny Wil son, Zanesville, 6-0 sophomore guard; Cllarles Baker, Grayson, Ky., 6-H sophomore guard ; Darrell Ball, Amesville, Ohio, 6- 1 sophomore guard-forward; J i m Marshall, Columbus, 6-2 sophomore rorward; Eddie Jacobs, Wellston, 6-1 sophomore guard; Jim We lls, Stockdale, Ohio, 6-0 senior guard; J{oger Bentley, Chauncey, 6-3 freshman forward; Alex Repasky, Byesville, Ohio, 6-5 junior forward -center ; Mike Harri s, ~ckdale, Ohio,G -1 sophomore forward-guard; and Donald Jordan, Londonderry, Ohio, 6-3 sophomore forward. Here is the 1968-69 Redmen schedule: NO'o'. 26 - At Berea, Ky.; Nov. 30 - At Urbana College; De c. 5 - At Georgetown, Ky.; Dec. 7 - Findlay (Homecoming); Dec. 10 - Oakland t:it,y College; Dec. 12 - At Cumber land, Ky.; Dec . .14 - At Pikeville, Ky.; Jan. 6 - At Caliror:lia State College, Pa.; Jan. 8 - At Geneva College, Pa.; Jan. 11 - Pikeville College; Jan. 15 - At Union College, Ky.; Jan. 18 - At CampbeJisville College, K,y.; Jan. 20 - At Oa!dand City College, Ind.; Jan. 25 ~ Cumber land College; Jan. 27 - Georgetown College; Jan. 30 - Campbellsville College; Feb. 4 Rerea College; Feb. 6 - Old Dominican College; Feb. 8 Union College; Feb. 15 - At Cedarville College, Ohio; Feb. 18-20-22 - KlAC Tourney, to be announced; Feb. 27 - Ohio Northern Un:Jversit,y . 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Clll 29e - to remain one-half game Francisco whipped Pittsburgh ahead of Los Angeles in the 45-28, St. Louis edged Atlanta Coastal Division. The Rams 17-12 and Detroit tied New edged the New York Giants 24- Orleans 20-20. 21 on Bruce Gosset's 3G-yard field goaJ with four seconds remaining. In the Eastern Conrerence, it looks like Dallas \' S, Cle\'eland in Cleveland on Dec. 21. Cleveland boosted Its record to 8-3 in the Ce ntury Division wilh its sixth straight triumph by SAN OtEGO, calif. (UPOthumping Philadelphia 47-13. Joe Namattl had one or the best Dallas, with Cra ig Morton day s of his career Sunday and subbing for injured Don Mere-- John Jladl one of his worst- the dith, blasted criwled Chicago re s ult: a championship tie 34-3 to raise its mark to 9-2 in for the New York Jets and near the Capitol Divi sion and go two disaster for the San Diego games ahead of New Yor k. Chargers. In the other three games, San BehiOO Namath's 337 yards Southern led 7-4 at the half 1~.2; R. Hutchins. 4-1-9; Jeland 9-6 with 5:27 len ln the sec- fers, 0-li.O; Dillon, 14>-2; L. Steond half. But SOUthwestern jump. phens, J-0~. 'rotals, 7-1-15. ed ahead 13-9 with 3:53 len and Southern (13) - Nease, 1-1managed to hold onto a slim two 3; DJ.Ie, 0-3-3; g,ane, 0-1-1; Pyles, point margin as the clock ran 1-0-2; B. Hart, L-2-4. Totals, 3-7-13. out. Roger Pelfrey was high for Southwe~~o~.... rn , . , .•. 4 11 - 15 the North GaJlia Reserves with Southern Local ... •. 7 6 - 13 seven points. Arthur Clark had VARSITY GAMES five . For HaMan Trace, Jerry Hannan Trace (U) - Jeffers, Waugh's three points were high. 3·1 -7; D. Daniels, 5-4-14; Sissoo, .Jim SWindler and Keith SWain 1·1-3: Chapman, 3-1 -7; Wells, each had two points. 5~-10. Totals, 17-7-41. The LittJe Pirates had a 9-3 North Gallla (32) - Greenlead at the end the first haJI. lee, 3,>-11; R. Smith, 1.2-4; Hannan Trace scored its last SaWlde:rs, t-2-4; Clark, 0-2-2; basket with 3:07 lelt in tile sec- J. Garnes, 5-1-11. Tatals, 10ond hair to trail 12-7. 12-32. RESERVE GAMES Hannan Trace .... 26 15 - 41 North Gallia (18) - Howell, North G&llia ...• . 13 19 - 32 1-1-3; Pelfrey, 3-1-7; Clark, 2Southern Local (26) - B. Did1-5; Smith, 0-1-1; and Staten, dle, 3-2-S; Norris, 2-ll-4; Beegle, 1..0-2. TotaJs, 7-4-18. 2.0-4; g.ruer, 0..0-0; Smith, 4~Hannan Trace (7} - L. Cre- 10. Totals, 11-4-26. meens, 0.0.0; Waugh , 1-1-3; J. Southwestern (23) - K. Car Swindler, 1.0-2; Swain, 0-2-2; T. ter, 2-2-6; Beman, 1. 1-3; WalBeaver, 0.0-0. Totals, 2-3~7. ker, 5-0 -10; stout, 1..0-2; Haney, Nortll Callla . .... . . 9 9 - 18 1~.2 . Totals, 10-3.23. Hannan Trace . . . . . . 3 4 7 Southern . . . . . . 15 11 - 26 and two touchdown passes, the Southwestern (15) - Dailey, Southwestern . . . 11 12 - 23 .lets s tomped the Chargers 37-15 and can win the American Football League's Eastern Division crown with one win or one Houston loss in the remaining three games or the season. San· Diego Cell one game behind Oakland and Kansas City in the We~tern Division dogfight and probably ha s to best both next month to even tie ror the title. Hadl completed only 19 of 46 passes for 190 yards and had !our intercepted. He became so desperate, he called only three running play s in the second half. Namath sympathi zed with lladl, pointing out the Jets' defense gave him no time to set, his rece ivers dropped seve r al passes and he fre quently had bad field position. "I' ve had days like that too," Namath said. Sunday wasn't one of them, noted Chargers' coach Sid Gilllnan. Rut "The way Namath threw he could beat anybcdy." The .Jets scored three of U1e WHITE WICKER first four times they got the SPACE-SAVER E~ •r~lto l r>g needfld !Cir inilollolion in· ball. The Orst was a 13-yard fi ni1"e<l •n wate r •uiuont wood cludfld wilh "''' lighl· .... eig" l, boskfll· Wicler ·womv•. field goal by Jim Turner, who weov• desiQn dco• I i doa rs )1 x 80" Reg . 1 1.00 later kicked two othe rs for a pro football record or 31 for a seas • ·1, breaking the record of 28 he shared with Bruce Gossett of the Los Angeles Ram5 and Pete Gogolak, then of t he 2' X 4' Buffalo Hills. "I knew I had the reto rd," Tur ner sa id, " But I was especially glad because we needed the points today. San Diego is an explosive cl ub." Thtl sct:ond store came 011 an 87-yard pass play to Don Maynard, breaking the Jets ' re<."Ord of 86 yard s set on a pass from Lee Grosscup to Maynard Oct 6, l9(i2. The third score, a th r ee-yard r un by Man Snell, capped a 72-yard mar ch and sewed up the game. wlth 10 points as they came from behind to nip ,!buthwestern. Jimmie Dale WaJker, 5-10 senior, had 10 points for the Highlanders. Southwestern held onto a slim lead 5-3 and 7.:; early in the first half but faded at the buzzer with Southern taking over 15· 11 at halftime . The Highlanders went ahead 19 -17 early in the second half but faded again inside the three minute mark to trail 24-21. After the final score had been racked up, Southern missed rive free Ulrows in the last 43 seconds of play . Rusty Hutchins• nine pelnts were high for the Southwestern reserves while Barry Hart's rOW' points were high for Southern. Rio Opens Season Tuesday ABA STANDINGS By United Press International East Coach Art Lanham's R 1 o W. L. Pet. GH Grande College Redmen will open \{lnnesota •.• 7 4 • 655 the 1968-69 basketball season \f.iami . . •.•. 6 5 545 Tuesday night at Berea, Ky., in Kentucky •... , 8 7 . 533 1 their first Kentuck,y lntorcolleNew Yooi< •. ,. 7 8 ,4 G7 2 giatc Athletic Conference conIndiana . . . • . 4 11 .266 5 test. West AJthough the ootlook for t h e W.(L. PeL GB coming season looks good, Coach Oaklarxl •.•.. , 12 2 .857 Lanham says if he intends to Los Angeles ... 7 5 . 583 1 improve on last season's recNew Orleans . . 6 6 . 500 5 ord, the Redmen must overcome Den\'cr •..... 5 7 . 417 6 their lack ot height with hustle Dallas ... , •• , 3 6 .333 61/, and determination. Last year, Houston •..... 3 7 .300 7 Rio Grande was 5-7 in the KLAC Sunday's Results and had an overall record or 12New York 91 Kentucky 8~ Los Angeles 117 Houston 109 ot 14. The Redmen are entering their Only game s scheduled second season ln the KIAC with Monday's Games five returning lettermen led by Los Angeles at New Orleans big Bob Mabry, leading reboundOakland atllouston er in the NAJA and the R e dIlliiana at Miami men's most valuable player. Only games scheduled The other f<aD" returni~ lettermen are Captain Danny Wilis son, Charles Baker, Darrell BaH and Jim Marshall, who is returning to the Redmen after a Susie Soul8by's 19 points led tour of duty in the U. S. Mathe Pomeroy PTA to atight31 - rines. Adding depth to the squad will 28 cage victory over the Syracuse PTA last week. Pat Wine~ be Mike Harris, Don Jordan, Jlrn breMer had 12 and Jeanne AJlen Wells , and Alex RepaskY . Newcomers are sophomore Ed Ja11 to lead Syracuse. Other scoring was Betty Bat- cobs rrom Wellston, who made ey and Neactl Carsey, each 6 First Team All-Ohio in 1966, tor Pomeroy, and Helen Hub- and freshman Roger Bentley, a rmozEN H .•. pkg. sion rrom SOuthern Local. Dave Daniels. 6-1 senior, pac. ed the Haman Trace Varsltv with 14 points and big B I I I Wells, 6.:; junior, had 10. Roo Greenlee, 6-2 senior, and John Games, 6-1 senior, each had 11 points for North GaUia. 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Chicago..• •. , 7 14 . 333 8 Green Bay's downtrodden, Phoenix, • •• • 5 11 .313 71;z three-lime defending ch&Inplons Seattle •••••• 7 17 ,292 w ;, finally reached the .500 mark Sunda.r's Results Sunday- which isn't normall y BaiUmore 118 Atlanta. 111 much of a feat for the Packers. Los Angeles 103 Chicago 100 But the 27-7 triumph over San Diego 135 Phila 128 (o~ Washington bt:hinl Zeke BratSeattle 141 Milwaukee 120 kowski moved the Packers back Only games scheduled in the midst or contention for Monday's Games their fourth straight NFL cruwn Milwaukee vs. Seattle a s they are now just one--half (at Vancouver) game behind Minnesota in the Only game !>cheduled Ce ntral Division. Green Bay is now 5-5·1 while Minnesota, which suffered a 219 loss to Baltimore, is &-5. Baltimore boosted its record to 10-1 - the best in pro football half and increased the lead to 19-11 with 1:56 to go. The rlrst hair ended with HaMan Trace leading 26-13. Midway the second half the Wildcats ran the lead to 32-17. NorthGaUla'a strongest bld came in the last three minutes when the Pirates outscored Ule WUdcats 12-5. Big Dan Smith, 6..2 jtmior, paced the Southern Tornadoes Tho Dopa,...ont Sto .. of lol141., Sloco 1915 PICKENS ' MASON, W. VA. ,, �...... .. '• ~ ~ ~ . . . . .. ~ ·., ..... :. ..,·,..., ~ I·•· .,. ..... t.,1.,,... , ,.• ., .._,.......:. ,.o.. A.,_ "'· ·'-' .. N..;..'• i-" .._"' ' 4..J: .... ..-:oo.•.;,;.·.,.•.., . o. 3 - ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomero)'-Middleport, f\., Monday, November z::,, HJ68 Hannan Trace, Southern Win Preview Tilts College Scores By United Press International BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YOHK - urge for wall-art. 1 broke out the poster paint, and our guests hAd a ball. Ever s ioce , whenever we have company, they read oor walls, ard add d1eir own choice grafiti. Our fl'ieOOs are clever. E\·en mr gramb'nother got a s tiff neck reading our ceili ng -and she wasn't shocked once - much. We hne some pretty famous names here, too, as we're i ll pu~ lie relations. Now my husband says our walls arc too "busy." lie can't work when they jump out at him. I ask, "Would )OU throw away a guest book? I\ ow can you paint Olil our rricnds? '' And you? - W 1\1.1.-EY ED WIUTE ME A WPLL Dear Helen: I'm craz~ about our "grafiti room'' My husband wants to paim it out. I said, "Let's put it to a vote,'' but he says this wouldn't be fair as voters would be our friends and ilicy'rc personal!)' involved: Their writi~ is on our walls. So we dcdded to get outside opinions. llow about yours'? Here's the story: We started redecorating our big old house ~ whic·h we bought cheap because it needed work. Friends surprised us with a housewarming before we got to the spare bedroom. It was going to be a den. Well, one thing led to another .and after a rew drinks, somebody suggested autographing the wa1ls, After all, we'd be painling them soon, and here was a wonderful oppormnity to let yourself go. 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Comic Pat Cooper pulled a fond trick on wife Patti - went to dinner at the Steak Pit where Pat earlier had stashed a fine tl('W mink coal in the checkroom and gaw Iter that stub We 118\'e nothing i n common. I would mlH'h prefer to talk polilirs or business with the men, but if l11ey break awa)' from their t ight lillie male groups, the,y head for the looker, oot tl1e think- cr. .. .. Their 5th annlver sary .... Comic Lou Alexander of t h e Joey Bishop buildup and wire Beth Hamilton expect a J a n. heir . Lilia Skala was great as a nun in "Lilies of the Field" and Scores OIIIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HESUL'I'S By United Press International Ironton 60 Coal GrO\Ie 50 Old Fort 73 Bloomville 61 Attica 66 llopewell-Louden 51 Republica 55 BettsvHie 53 EasUake North 94 Wicklute 33 Willoughby South 42 Chagrin Falls 41 Erie Tech 41 Cleve. &. Edward 35 Western l{eserve 73 Wellington 52 Cincinnati St. Bernard 53 Batavia 51 Grand \'alley 43 Jefferson 41 Garrettsville Garfield 67 Ledgemont 64 Tallmadge 54 Field 44 Yellow Springs 63 Bellbrooke 48 Celina 94 Lima S1awnee 86 Lima Catholic 83 Elida 66 New Knoxville 76 COldwater 70 Xenia 81 Wilmington 39 Reynoldsburg 59 Columbus HartIcy 50 Liberty IJnion 68 Watkins Memorial 54 Deublin 64 Mufflin 58 Columbus Eastmoor 62 Athens promptly got nve more straight nun-roles; she's shifting slightly this season, pi&J'ing on Bdwy. In the play uzelda" as a Yiddisbe mama .... Gayest TV commercial - ror Barney's, way • out mod-duds including flowered items while a backgrmmd song intones "llow do you know how high yoo can fly?'' Sheraton Will build a new N. Y. hotel .. .. Just one among half a bliJion dollars in new hotel expansion .... If you're really chic, you need a gold dinner bell from Cartier's, with emeralds, sapphires and rubies: $6,200 .... 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Coach BUl HeRB awarded 38letters, 23 to under clas.inen, during the Sunday night lootbi.U baDQ.ueL OU belt Northern Dllnols 28-12 Saturday. Mid-American Conferen~,.re Champion Ohio University ftn-ished the seasoo 10-0 and rated 17th in the JW.ti~.o>n's major colleges by UPL The Bobcats travel to Orlando, F1L, Dec. 27 to meet the Southern COnference Champion Rtchmorxl in the Tan-gerlne Bowl. Richmord fl.nished the season 7.S. 3 ROOMS Colvtlltlt ,.,•• MASON IASON, W. VA. On this day do families and friends join together to give thanks for all that is good and plentiful in freedom ... for the warm enjoymen~ of the day's festivities ... and lor a heri· tage to remember proud Iy. 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Gallla 41-32 and Southern Local ern. Jimmie Dale Walker, 5-10 Soothel'n (13) _ Nease, !-!Dave Daniels, 6-1 senior, pac- hall ended wtth Haman Trace senior, had 10 points for the ed ahead 13-9 with 3:53 left and took Southwestern 26-23 in Var~ leading 26-13. Midway the secmanaged to hold onto a sUm two 3; lhle, 0-3-3; hoe, 0-1-1; Pyles, slty action In the SoUthern Val- ed the Hannan Trace Varslt;r Highlanders. By United Press International ond half the WUdcata ran the lead point margin as the clock ran 1.0-2; B. Hart, 1-2-4. Totals, ley Athletic Conference Preview with 14 points and big B II I Southwestern held onto a slim East to 32-17. NorthGallia's strongest out, j ·13. Saturday night at North Gallia Wells, 6-5 junior, had 10. Roo lead 5-3 and 7-5 early in the W. L. PeL GB Roger Pelfrey was hi~glll'~'111•1F"if!i;i WBDoern -- . . . . . , 4 11 - 15 Greenlee, 6-2 senior, and John bid came in the last three min- lirst halt but faded at the buzzHigh School. Baltimore ••. 15 5 • 750 utes when the Pirates out.s«!orthe North Gallia Reserves wiOt It was the other way around Garnes, 6-1 senior, each had ll er with Southern taking over 15- seven points. Arthur Clark had Southern Local • · • • · 1 6- 13 Boston ...•• 13 5 . 722 1 ed the WUdcatll 12-5. VARSITY GAMES in the Reserve games with North polnts for North Gallla. What Would Happen Cincinnati ... 12 6 .667 2 Big Dan Smith, 6..2 junior, 11 at halltime. The Highlanders Clve. For Hannan Trace, Jerry Hannan Trace jumped into a Hannan Trace (41)- Jeffers, Gallia rwmlng awa,y from Hanwent ahead 19-17 early in the Philad'phla .. 10 5 ,667 21 ~ paced the Southern Tornadoes II A Fire Destroyed Waugh's three polnts were high. nan Trace 17-8 and Southwest- 5-0 lead with 6:27 left In the first second half but raded again Ln- Jim Swindler and Keith Swain 3.. 1-7; D. Daniels, 5-4-l4; Sissoo, Detroit . . . . . . 8 10 .444 6 1-1-3; Chapman, 3-1-7; Wells, slde the three minute mark to New York .. , . 8 13 .380 71,~~ each had two points. 5.11-10. Totals, 17-7-41. trail 24-21. J\fter the final score Milwaukee ... 5 12 ,294 9' ;~ The Uttle Pirates had a 9-3 North Gallia (32) - GreenCould you afford to buy o had been racked up, Southern lead at the end d. the first half. West lee, 3-S-11; R. Smith, 1-2-4; S. new home or rebuild your mls~;ed rive free throws in the W, L. Pel GB Hannan Trace scored Its last Saunders, 1-2-4; Clark, 0-2-2; home? You probably hove last 43 seconds of play. Lo~> Angeles , . 14 5 . 737 ba!!ket wtth 3:0i' lett in the sec- J. Games, 5-J-11. Totals, 10"fire and extended cover• Rusty Hutchins' nine points san Fran. ... 10 9 .526 4 - to remain one-hair game Francisco whipped Pittsburgh were high for the Southwestern ond hall to trail 12-7. Ily VITO STELLINO oge" insurance with your 12~. Atlanta •.... 10 11 .476 5 RESERVE GAMES ahead or Los Angeles in Uw 45-28, St. Louis edged Atlli.nta reserves while Barry Hart's four mortgoge, but is this en• t iPI ~orts Writer North Gallia (18) - Howell, Haman Trace .... 26 15- 41 5an Diego .... 9 HI . 474 5 ough? This insurance Coastal Division. The Rams 17-12 and Detroit tied New points were high for Southern. Here come the Packers. 1-1..1; Pelfrey, 3-1-7; Clark, 2 _ North Gallla . . . . . 13 19- 32 Chicago..•... 7 H . 333 8 Orlea.ns 20-211. might only poy off the Southern Local 1:26) - B. DldGreen Bay's downtrodden, edged the New York Giants 24Phoenix •.... 5 11 .313 71h I.S; Smith, 0-1-1; and Staten, mortgage. See us for adthree-time defending chatnplons 21 on Bruce Gosset's 36-yard I..U-2. Totals, 7-4-IR. die, 3-2~; Norris, 2.0-4; Beegle, Seattle ....•. 7 17 .292 91/i finally reached the .500 mArk field goal w1 th four seconds " ICe. HaMan Trace (7) - L. Cre- 2..0-4; Sluler, 0.0.0; Smith, 4-2Sunday's Results Sunday-which isn't normally remaining. 0-0-0 W ..., I !..1 J 10. Totals, ll-4-26. Baltimore liB Allanta 111 meens, ; au~,, · ; · Southwestern (23) - K. Car· In the E.astern Conference, it much of a feat for the Packers. Los Angeles 103 Chicago 100 Swindler, 1..0-2; Swain, 0-2-2; T. -3 al 2-2-6 But the 27~7 triumph over look s like Dallas vs. Clevelani Beaver, 0.0.0. Totals, 2-3-7. ter, ; Beman, 1-1 ; W Sin Dlego 135 Phila. 128 (ot) ClcvelaOO on Dec. 21. Washington behiOO Zeke Brat- in 10 ; Sto ~· .,1..0-2; Hanel', North Gallia ... , ... 9 9- 18 kle:·., 5T-'lotalSeattle 141 Milwaukee 120 ~~. 8, I ~~ 3. kowski moved the Packers back Clevelard boosted its record to 7 34Only games scheduled Tr II 8IU'laO ace · · · · · · South 26 114 Court St. • in the midst of contention for 8-3 in the Century Division witll Southwestern (15) - Dailey, ern · · · · · 15 ll Morda,y's Games aOO two touchdown pas5c:;, the Southwestern . . . 11 12 - 23 their fourth straight NFL crown its sixth s traight triumph by SAN DIEGO, Calli. (UPOMilwaukee vs. Seattle as the:. are now just one-half thumping Philadelphia 47-13. .Joe Namatli had one or the best Jets stomped the Chargers 37-15 (at Vancouver) Dallas, with Craig Morton days or his career Sl!nday and and can win the American game behind Mirutcsota in the Only game scheduled subbing for injured Don Mere- John IIadl one of his worst-the Football League's Eastern DiviCentral Division. a championship tie sion crown with one win or one Green Bay is now 5-S-l while dith, blasted crippled Chicago result: Minrtesota, which suffered a 21- 34-3 to raise its mark to 9-2 in for the New York Jets and near Houston loss in the rcmalnirtR lhe Capitol Division and go two disaster for the San Diego three games of the season. ll 9 loss to Baltimore, is 6-5. San· Diego fell one game Baltimore boosted its record games ahead of New York. Chargers. behind Oakland and Kansas City In the other three games, San llehiM Namath's 337 yards to 10-1-the best in pro football in the Western Division dogfight and probably has to beat both next month to even tie for the title. By Hadl completed only 19 of 46 passes for 190 yards and had East Coach Art Lanham's R 1 o 1968 graduate of Athens II i g h is \ice-president of the KIAC. four intercepted. He became so W. L. Pet. GB Here is the 1968-69 Redmen Grande College Redmen will open School, First Team All South· desperate, he called only three Wnnesota •.• 7 4 .655 roster: Bob Mabry,l1ayton, 6-.5lh the 1968-69 basketball season eastern Ohio Athletic League and running plays in the second \!iami . . •.•. 6 s S45 1 junior center; Captain DannY WilTuesday night at Berea, K,y., in Hcnorable Mention All-Stale. half. Kentucky .. , .• 8 7 .533 1 First home appearance lor the son, ZanesvUie, 6..() sophomore their flrst Kentucky IntercolleNamath sympathized with New York .... 7 8 .467 2 guard; Charles Baker, Grayson, giate Athletic Conference con- Redmen will be at 2:30 p.m. Hadl, pointing out the Jets' IOOla . . . . . . , 4 ll .266 5 saturday, Dec. 7, in C.allia Acad- Ky., 6..0 sophomore guard; Dar- defense gave him no time to test. West rell Ball , /\mesville, Ohio, 6-1 Although the outJook ror t h e emy Hlgh SchOOl gym when they set, his receivers dropped W.(L. Pet GB sophomore guard-forward; J i m coming season looks good, Coach play findlay College h1 the 1968 severAl passes and he frequentOakland ...... 12 2 .857 Marshall, Columbus, 6-2 sophLanham says if he intends to Homecoming Game. ly had bad field position. Los Angeles ... 7 5 .583 4 Mer the Berea game, the Red- omore forward; Eddie Jacobs, improve on last season's rec"I've had days like that too," New Orleans •• 6 6 . 500 5 Wellston, 6-1 sophomore guard; ord, the Hedmen must overcome men meet Urbana College at UrNamath said. Denver .....• 5 7 .417 6 Jim Wells, ~ockdale, Otllo, 6..0 their lack or height with hustle bana, Ohio on Saturday, NOY. 30, Sunday wasn't one of them, Dallas ....... 3 G ,333 &io College at senior guard; Roger Bentley, noted Chargers' and determination. 1.ast year, and Georgetown coarh Sid Houston ...... 3 7 .300 7 Chauncey, 6-3 freshman I orRio Grande was 5-7 in the KL\C GeorgctoMl, Ky., on Thursday, Gll l'ma n. But "The wa, y Namath Sunday's Results ward; Alex Repasky, Byesville, and had an overall record of 12- Dec. 5. threw he could beat anybody." New York 91 Kentucky 84 Ohio, 6..J junior forward-center; Newcomers to the Rio Grande The Jets scored three of the 241NCH VANITY WHITE WICKER Los Angeles 117 Houston 109 ot 14. Mike ~larris, Stockdale, Ohio, 6-1 The Redrnen are enteringthelr scheduled this season are Califirst four times they got Ule Wt.tltt wood IOJroln bt~te with gokl fleck SPACE-SAVER Only games scheduled sophomore forward..guard; and EYeryrhlng ne11d11d for in~tollollon in or> while lormlto lop Includes bowl second season In the KIAC with Cornia State College, California, ball. The first was a 13-yard Finished in woter ·flltill""l wood duded with !hit l>ght·weighl, botkttl· Monday's Games Donald Jordan, Londonderry, "nd rim. (Leu fouUit ) Wkke r·weoYtt, five returning lettermen led by Pa., Geneva College, Geneva, field goal by Jim Turner, who weU¥11 deti<;~n dom Los Angeles at New Orleans Ohio, 6-3 sophomore forward. li:•g . 62 .75 big Bob Mabry, leading rebound- Pa., and Old Dominican College. )~><80'" 11:"112\ .00 later kicked two others for a Oakland at Houston Here is the 1968-69 Redmen Coach Lanham is beginning er in the NAJA and the R e dpro football record of JJ for a Indiana at Miami his ninth year aa Athletic DI- schedule: Nov. 26 - At Berea, season, breaking the record of men's most valuable player. ONUS Only games ~cheduled Ky.; Nov. 30 - At Urbana ColUV'! The other four returnirut let- rector and Head Balketball C:O..ch 28 he shared witll Bruce Gossett termen are Captain Danny WU- ot the Redmen. In eigttt se&901ls, lege; Dec. S - Ai-Georgetown, of the Los Angeles Rams and Ky.; Dec. 7 - Findlay (Homeis son, Charles Baker, Darrell Ball the Redmen have won 95 and lost Pete Gogolali, then or the 2' X 4' I coming); Dec. 10 - Oakland Cit.>· and Jim Marshall, who is re- 72 ball games. Coach Lanham Buffalo Bills. College; Dec. 12 - 1\t Cumber turning to the Redmen after a "1 knew 1 had the record," land, Ky.; Dec. 14 - At Pikewas SUsie Soulsby's 19 points led tour of duty in the U. S, MaTurner said, "But ville, Ky.; Jan. 6 - At Callfor· especially glad because we the Pomeroy PTA to a tight 31- rines. .1ia State College, Pa.; Jan. 3 VANITY MIRROR Adding depth to the BQUad will needed the points today, San 28 cage victory over the Syra- At Geneva College, Pa.; Jan. ENSEMBLE be Mike Harris, Don Jordan, Jim Diego is an explosive dub." cuse PTA last week. Pat Wlne11 - Pikeville College; Jan. IJ 24'" • 24'" mirrof , whit• enome lvanl ly Wells, and Alex Repasky. NewThe second score came on an breruter had 12 and Jeame Allen - At Union College, Ky.; Jan. 18 unl!.ln.:onde..,er>l tight comers are sophomore Ed Ja87-~· ard pass play to Doo 11 to lead Syracuse. li><hJr•. Reg. JJ .95 - At Campbellsville College, cobs from Wellston, who made Maynard, breaking the Jets' other scoring was Betty BatKy.; Jan. 20 - At Oakland City record or 86 yards set on a pass By United Press International ey and Neacll Carsey, each 6 First Team All-Ohio in 1966, College, Ind.; Jan. 25 - Cumberfrom Lee Grosscup to MAYnard Eastern Conference for Pomeroy. and Helen Htb- and freshman Roger Bentley, a land College; Jan. 27 - George"i Century Division Oct 6, 1962. The thiN score, a bard 4, and Linda Hubbard 1 for town College; Jan. 30 - Camptllree-yard run by Matt Snell, W, L. T. Pet. Syracuse. Their next game is bellsville College; J-~eb. 4 capped a 72-yard march aOO Cleveland . . . . 8 3 0 .727 scheWIOO Dec. 6 at S,yracuse. Berea College; Feb. 6 - Old sewed ltJ the game. St. Louis . . . . . 6 4 1 .600 Dominican College; Feb. 8 New Orleans . . . . . 3 7 1 .300 Union College; Feb. 15 - At Pittsburgh , . . .. 2 R I .200 SALE Cedarville College, Ohio; feb. Capitol Division I PRICE 18..20-22 - KIAC Tourney, to be CAFE DOORS ~ / W. L. T. Pet. annOWlced; Feb. 27- Ohio North Wooden door• reudy to be po ontfld or Dallas . , . 9 2 0 .818 By United Press International ern University . 4' X 8' SHEET varnished fiOiurol. H.,,dW'(Ire nol in· New York . . , . 7 4 0 .636 East dvdod . 30" • 48"' SALE PRICE W. L. T. Pet. Washington . . . . .. 4 8 0 .364 li:eg 1325pr PhUadelphia . . . 0 11 II .000 MID-AMEIUCAN CONFERENCE H 3 0 .727 New York . League Overall Western Conference . . 5 6 0 .455 Hooston . . WLT WLT Central DIvI sian , . 4 6 I .400 Mlaml . . . W. L. T. Pet. Ohio U. •. . .... 6 0 0 10 0 0 380.273 Bostoo 6 5 0 .545 Miami • , .....• 5 1 1 7 3 o 110!.091 Minnesota . . . Buffalo '·, . , J SALE Green Bay . . . . . 5 5 I .500 Bowling Green .•. 3 2 1 6 3 1 West :k ~· Toledo ••..... 3 2 1 5 4 1 PRICE W. L. T. Pet. Chicago . . . . . . . S 6 0 . 455 West. Mich. ... • 2 4 0 3 6 0 Oakland . . . . 9 2 0 .818 Detroit . . . . . . . . 3 6 2 .333 Coastal Division Kent State ...... t 6 o 1 9 0 Kansas City , 9 2 0 .818 ( hm» e hom " ~ "" " 'Y of P" 'mml11 '"'e" moredn l< ove~oluble o• po e ~ W. L. T. Pet. Marshali ...... 070 091 1/3 HP WASTE San Diego, . . 8 3 0 .727 0 lob"' lo compli<nenl Ill Denver . . . . . . 5 6 0 .4S5 Baltimore . . . . 10 1 0 .909 DISPOSER m"tr.h pouo •oo m d e MID - OHIO CONFERENCE Cincinnati . . . . 3 9 o .2541 Los Angeles . . . . . 9 1 1 .900 ( Of Hood.,..o• e ood LOOK GOOD? Ru9~eol (onsl rudion lo1 Leauge Overall San Francisco .. • 5 5 1 . .500 thorou~h ~,;rn;lin~ . lobroc '"""rl nQI '" 9.mda,y's Results duded on kol 7" ~ 20 " ~llE ) •W-t ubrk.oling WLT WLT Atlanta . • . . • • 2 9 o .182 Denver 34 Bullalo 32 WANT SOME? R•g JQ Q!l &mday's Results Defiance . . . . . 300 720 Miami 34 Booton 10 Findla,y . . . . . . 210 460 St. Louis 17 Atianta 12 New York 37 San Dlego 15 Wilmington . . , . I 2 0 2 7 I Dallas 34 Chicago 3 Oakland 34 Cincinnati 0 O.K. No problem. Green Bay 27 Washington 7 Bluffton . . . . . . 030 270 !(.it t:Of1SlStt Of (Only games scheduled) JI"•7Z"toultt plnllt sheet, Baltimore 21 MinneiOta 9 Thursda,y' s Games Just phone OHIO FOOTBALL SCORES 11 tl. fibre mouldhtl end n•llt. Detroit 20 New Orleans 20, tie Butralo at Oakland ~UH~ CUSHIOtol BLOC It~ By United Press International CITY LOAN STORM DOOR KIT Los Angeles 24 New York 21 Houston at Kansae. Clt;y Ohio State SO Michigan 14 Kil conttstt g f Cleveland 47 l'hlladelphla 13 (Only games scheduled) KITCHENS II" ala' 10u111t pl••tlc sheet, Clnctnnati 23 Miami 21 USYTO 21 tt.of llbre moukllnl end neus. San Francisco 45 Pittsburgh 28 Bowling Green 44 Xavier 14 &mday's Games BATHROOMS INSTAll! I Lumhr .,_1 Cincinnati at Boston Thursday's Games FAMilY ROOMS CORK BULLETIN BOARD • ' M•r4w•r• herywhere er, Dayton 35 Temple 17 New lARPelleo let vOOJ be the d01~orutor . .....th ••citing, 1upercusMonad Philadelphia at Detroit Miami at New York Wirp lfOI ri~~nHrl Dvrobie. heovy (Orlt wlltl wol,ul Ohio U. 28 Northern llllnols 12 \uc uov .quarel thor ""'"P you • !>~;~me on comforl on<:l beouly . A'rylit fiber1 ore Chluf" 1" l'tutlu Washlngt.on at Dallas tolored finilh on san Diego at Denver iOii~ $11\C• 1,24 Ohio Wesleyan 44 Denison 8 long ... e<Jri~g. mcl11 d.o nong o breea er>ds meU7 w<~• ' "9 o~d polilhing ol mef"l frame (Only games scheduled) (Qnly games scheduled) hord ~old ltcoo•s lnslol"'l onsrn llolion. tusl p•en i~to ploc~ Colo,. &itteruoeel, Flndl.y 33 Wilmington 6 16'" !blda,y's Games Wl.tte1nbe1rg 45 Wagner 7 r-----------A--·~::.:.od:.:o;.. M_:.";.'.:."_"_"_;"_;G_:o.:,ld;_·-'•,..d~ . Bei~~. BI~",;_'.:.'"_:'_:C:..h.:.'...":::":..'-----....., Atlanta at BalUmore Chicago at New Orleans Green Bay at San Francisco Los Angeles at Minnesota New York at Cleveland REG. st. Louis at Plltsburgh 59.95 (Only gamea scheduled) Uni:Ap;::.~::,~tioMI Rio Opens Season Tuesday New Furniture ONlY $' 299 $30.00 ....... You Can Still Place Your Order For Thanksgiving Turkey ., •• • ,And We At "Big 3" Can Save You Money On The Fe~t a•uM QF II Yo11 Home? LSU 34 Tulane 10 Jckson St. 32 MJ&s. Val St. 7 West Sothm Miss 21 Tampe 7 Air Force S8 Colo. 35 Midwest Stanford 20 Calllorn.la 0 Kansas St. 21 Okla. St. 14 Oregon St. 41 Oregon 19 Minn. 23 Wisconsin 15 Wash. &. 24 Wash. 0 Iowa 37 Dlinois 13 &Jthrn Cal. 28 UCLA 16 Kansas 21 Missouri 19 Long Bch st. 28 S. F. 14 Mich. St. 31 Nrthwstrn 14 Purdue 311 Indiana 35 Ohio St. 50 Mich. 14 Cin. 23 Mlaml, Ohio 21 Drake 38 LouisvilJe 37 Southwest Arkansas 42 Texas Tech 7 Oklahoma 47 Nebraska o SMU 33 Baylor 17 Bcghm Young 35 N. Mex. 6 Houston 100 Tulsa 6 Arizona 14 Wyarning 7 Tex. El P8o 23 Colo st. U, 19 DUDS 'N' SUDS N. Tex. st. H Wlchta st. 6 3rd & Ash Middloporl Tex. A&l39 S.W. Texas 0 Southrn Ul. 21 Ark. A&M 13 ,.It. Let's stop spoiling men! - HF.58 SF:NT I·1.1L MIS.<; R. T. Pickerington 67 Licking Heights Ucar H: 57 .'>eems to me you rcsenl what Columbus Academy 64 Olentangy you TOO would prefer, tr given 62 a chance. Your intelligenec Columbus Watterson 58 doesn't turn men off, friend, but Columbus Rrookhaven 47 jealous}' might. In tlte matill8 Columbus East 95 Columbus Mogame, a girl doesn't compete to hawk 63 win! - II . Auckeye Valley Galion Sl YOUI HIT Tho Dopo,.,ont S..ro of Bolldi"l Sloco 1915 PICKENS W.VA. �...... .. '• ~ ~ ~ . . . . .. ~ ·., ..... :. ..,·,..., ~ I·•· .,. ..... t.,1.,,... , ,.• ., .._,.......:. ,.o.. A.,_ "'· ·'-' .. N..;..'• i-" .._"' ' 4..J: .... ..-:oo.•.;,;.·.,.•.., . o. 3 - ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomero)'-Middleport, f\., Monday, November z::,, HJ68 Hannan Trace, Southern Win Preview Tilts College Scores By United Press International BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YOHK - urge for wall-art. 1 broke out the poster paint, and our guests hAd a ball. Ever s ioce , whenever we have company, they read oor walls, ard add d1eir own choice grafiti. Our fl'ieOOs are clever. E\·en mr gramb'nother got a s tiff neck reading our ceili ng -and she wasn't shocked once - much. We hne some pretty famous names here, too, as we're i ll pu~ lie relations. Now my husband says our walls arc too "busy." lie can't work when they jump out at him. I ask, "Would )OU throw away a guest book? I\ ow can you paint Olil our rricnds? '' And you? - W 1\1.1.-EY ED WIUTE ME A WPLL Dear Helen: I'm craz~ about our "grafiti room'' My husband wants to paim it out. I said, "Let's put it to a vote,'' but he says this wouldn't be fair as voters would be our friends and ilicy'rc personal!)' involved: Their writi~ is on our walls. So we dcdded to get outside opinions. llow about yours'? Here's the story: We started redecorating our big old house ~ whic·h we bought cheap because it needed work. Friends surprised us with a housewarming before we got to the spare bedroom. It was going to be a den. Well, one thing led to another .and after a rew drinks, somebody suggested autographing the wa1ls, After all, we'd be painling them soon, and here was a wonderful oppormnity to let yourself go. I guess everyone had a hidden Dear W-E: How about a compromise'? Pho- tograph three walls and put the enlargements in your guest book. Keep th e best wall and ceiling for grafiti ar.::l paint the rest ... Or ma;rbe l•cep TWO walls. 1\ great idea like this shouldn't be brush('d aside! ll. THE DAILY SENTINEL Dt•ar llclcn: DEVOTED TO It's no WOnder men arc swellhead('d. 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Si~ all the cream, Just because he t~tonTh•.• $11.70. Three "'"'" ''' 5 , $5.8 5. was born male'' By Me~lor Ro.ne where corrie 1 ser· · vi~e nDI o•DiloDie; One mMth $1 .50. I am not gorgeous, just intelBy mol l: One~""' SIO .OO. S;. mor>th, ligent, arx.l :;o I am constantly $5.25. Three_ nuonths $3.00. S.ulacrip· . " . ., tlon proce ondud e s s,,d.,~ Timu· stuck With I! tile homemakers lttrt.tl.,el. on the female s ide of the room. 1 Mia's ex - husband quietly unloaded his E. 72nd Sl:. !I at and bought a town house oo Gist East of Lex .... F.x-pug Jake Lamotta and thrush Colleen Farrington annoWK'ed they'd wed but It's a no-deci sion and Colleen's dating wool~ealtlly Kenneth Cytron .... Say tt aln't. so llank Greenberg our neighbor llank's movlng to Wwood? .... The new AI Schacht mAnagement bought the restaurant from A.l and replaced all his great old sports plcturee. with \'aluable paintings ... Three of Howard Hughes• Las Vegae. hotels held a celebr ity golf tournament and the winners received His & llers Huicks .... Uid Howard buy Gen'l Motors? Chicago's Papa Bear George Ilalu will undergo major hip sut·gery in England . ... Bing'!! boy Lindsay C1·osb~· will wed a third lime; her name's Susan Marlin .... Comic Pat Cooper pulled a fond trick on wife Patti - went to dinner at the Steak Pit where Pat earlier had stashed a fine tl('W mink coal in the checkroom and gaw Iter that stub We 118\'e nothing i n common. I would mlH'h prefer to talk polilirs or business with the men, but if l11ey break awa)' from their t ight lillie male groups, the,y head for the looker, oot tl1e think- cr. .. .. Their 5th annlver sary .... Comic Lou Alexander of t h e Joey Bishop buildup and wire Beth Hamilton expect a J a n. heir . Lilia Skala was great as a nun in "Lilies of the Field" and Scores OIIIO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL HESUL'I'S By United Press International Ironton 60 Coal GrO\Ie 50 Old Fort 73 Bloomville 61 Attica 66 llopewell-Louden 51 Republica 55 BettsvHie 53 EasUake North 94 Wicklute 33 Willoughby South 42 Chagrin Falls 41 Erie Tech 41 Cleve. &. Edward 35 Western l{eserve 73 Wellington 52 Cincinnati St. Bernard 53 Batavia 51 Grand \'alley 43 Jefferson 41 Garrettsville Garfield 67 Ledgemont 64 Tallmadge 54 Field 44 Yellow Springs 63 Bellbrooke 48 Celina 94 Lima S1awnee 86 Lima Catholic 83 Elida 66 New Knoxville 76 COldwater 70 Xenia 81 Wilmington 39 Reynoldsburg 59 Columbus HartIcy 50 Liberty IJnion 68 Watkins Memorial 54 Deublin 64 Mufflin 58 Columbus Eastmoor 62 Athens promptly got nve more straight nun-roles; she's shifting slightly this season, pi&J'ing on Bdwy. In the play uzelda" as a Yiddisbe mama .... Gayest TV commercial - ror Barney's, way • out mod-duds including flowered items while a backgrmmd song intones "llow do you know how high yoo can fly?'' Sheraton Will build a new N. Y. hotel .. .. Just one among half a bliJion dollars in new hotel expansion .... If you're really chic, you need a gold dinner bell from Cartier's, with emeralds, sapphires and rubies: $6,200 .... The Cartier's Yule CAtalogue ts awash with magnificent gems - listed between plasUc-eovers .... that smell. "The Fixer"' star Carol White's wearing a see- through di·ess to its Dec. 8 premiere here .... Flashing news..bulb w i I l keep her warm .... Mamie Van Doren's divorce from 2J.yearold basebawler Lee Myers is !ina! Jan. 3 .... David Brlnkley isn't as stationary as he seem!! on TV - he was cha chaingfrant1cally at Trude Heller's; with his daughter. The only bright spot anywhere near Pari!!' currency desperation is the blaze caused by Jean Seberg and ski - cllamp Jean Claude Killy .... 'lV's .. H e r e Come the Brides" stars David Soul and Karen Carlsen took the East llol,y Cross 27 Com. 24 PeM st. 65 Pitta 9 Princeton 41 Cornell 13 Boston COil 21 Mass. 6 Delaware 38 Bucknell 12 Rutgers SS Colgate 34 Harvard 29 Yale 29, tie Columbia 46 Brown 20 Pem 26 Dartmouth 21 Dayton 35 Temple 17 South W.Va. 23 &rracuse 6 N. C. 25 Dllke 14 Fla. ~. 42 Wake Forest 24 Tennessee 24 Kentucky 7 S. C. 7 Clemson 3 East Carolina 23 CUadel 14 Va. 28 Maryland 23 Richmond 31 WUlm & Mary 6 Morgan St. 25 Va. St.. 0 Grmbllng 35 Southern U. 32 plot seriously - they're wed .... Sherry Rrltton, who's been stripping for decades and looks easily two years older than the rtnt time we leered at her at Leon & Eddie's, ordered a wig from Larry Mathews' ladies - toupee salon for the Yule hoilda.Ys ft lip:hts u_p like a Christmas tree. Beautiful former Bdwy. showgal Fran Keegan ended her marriage and already is back - as a press agent .... Someone dug up the Info that tJ1ls is the 200th anniversary the syndicated column and sent us a shopping bag with a big sign, ..1 Am Loved," which we conslderoveroptimlstic so we gave It to someone who ls. or ATHENS, Ohio (UPD - Junior quarterback Cleve Bryant was given the Ohio University MO&t Valuable Player ol the Year football award Sunday. Scholar-ethlete honors went to senior co-captain Frank Pet. en, an offensive tackle. Coach BUl HeRB awarded 38letters, 23 to under clas.inen, during the Sunday night lootbi.U baDQ.ueL OU belt Northern Dllnols 28-12 Saturday. Mid-American Conferen~,.re Champion Ohio University ftn-ished the seasoo 10-0 and rated 17th in the JW.ti~.o>n's major colleges by UPL The Bobcats travel to Orlando, F1L, Dec. 27 to meet the Southern COnference Champion Rtchmorxl in the Tan-gerlne Bowl. Richmord fl.nished the season 7.S. 3 ROOMS Colvtlltlt ,.,•• MASON IASON, W. VA. 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But Southwestern jump- phens, t-0..2, Totals, 7 -1-1S. alon from Southern Local. Gallla 41-32 and Southern Local ern. Jimmie Dale Walker, 5-10 Soothel'n (13) _ Nease, !-!Dave Daniels, 6-1 senior, pac- hall ended wtth Haman Trace senior, had 10 points for the ed ahead 13-9 with 3:53 left and took Southwestern 26-23 in Var~ leading 26-13. Midway the secmanaged to hold onto a sUm two 3; lhle, 0-3-3; hoe, 0-1-1; Pyles, slty action In the SoUthern Val- ed the Hannan Trace Varslt;r Highlanders. By United Press International ond half the WUdcata ran the lead point margin as the clock ran 1.0-2; B. Hart, 1-2-4. Totals, ley Athletic Conference Preview with 14 points and big B II I Southwestern held onto a slim East to 32-17. NorthGallia's strongest out, j ·13. Saturday night at North Gallia Wells, 6-5 junior, had 10. Roo lead 5-3 and 7-5 early in the W. L. PeL GB Roger Pelfrey was hi~glll'~'111•1F"if!i;i WBDoern -- . . . . . , 4 11 - 15 Greenlee, 6-2 senior, and John bid came in the last three min- lirst halt but faded at the buzzHigh School. Baltimore ••. 15 5 • 750 utes when the Pirates out.s«!orthe North Gallia Reserves wiOt It was the other way around Garnes, 6-1 senior, each had ll er with Southern taking over 15- seven points. Arthur Clark had Southern Local • · • • · 1 6- 13 Boston ...•• 13 5 . 722 1 ed the WUdcatll 12-5. VARSITY GAMES in the Reserve games with North polnts for North Gallla. What Would Happen Cincinnati ... 12 6 .667 2 Big Dan Smith, 6..2 junior, 11 at halltime. The Highlanders Clve. For Hannan Trace, Jerry Hannan Trace jumped into a Hannan Trace (41)- Jeffers, Gallia rwmlng awa,y from Hanwent ahead 19-17 early in the Philad'phla .. 10 5 ,667 21 ~ paced the Southern Tornadoes II A Fire Destroyed Waugh's three polnts were high. nan Trace 17-8 and Southwest- 5-0 lead with 6:27 left In the first second half but raded again Ln- Jim Swindler and Keith Swain 3.. 1-7; D. Daniels, 5-4-l4; Sissoo, Detroit . . . . . . 8 10 .444 6 1-1-3; Chapman, 3-1-7; Wells, slde the three minute mark to New York .. , . 8 13 .380 71,~~ each had two points. 5.11-10. Totals, 17-7-41. trail 24-21. J\fter the final score Milwaukee ... 5 12 ,294 9' ;~ The Uttle Pirates had a 9-3 North Gallia (32) - GreenCould you afford to buy o had been racked up, Southern lead at the end d. the first half. West lee, 3-S-11; R. Smith, 1-2-4; S. new home or rebuild your mls~;ed rive free throws in the W, L. Pel GB Hannan Trace scored Its last Saunders, 1-2-4; Clark, 0-2-2; home? You probably hove last 43 seconds of play. Lo~> Angeles , . 14 5 . 737 ba!!ket wtth 3:0i' lett in the sec- J. Games, 5-J-11. Totals, 10"fire and extended cover• Rusty Hutchins' nine points san Fran. ... 10 9 .526 4 - to remain one-hair game Francisco whipped Pittsburgh were high for the Southwestern ond hall to trail 12-7. Ily VITO STELLINO oge" insurance with your 12~. Atlanta •.... 10 11 .476 5 RESERVE GAMES ahead or Los Angeles in Uw 45-28, St. Louis edged Atlli.nta reserves while Barry Hart's four mortgoge, but is this en• t iPI ~orts Writer North Gallia (18) - Howell, Haman Trace .... 26 15- 41 5an Diego .... 9 HI . 474 5 ough? This insurance Coastal Division. The Rams 17-12 and Detroit tied New points were high for Southern. Here come the Packers. 1-1..1; Pelfrey, 3-1-7; Clark, 2 _ North Gallla . . . . . 13 19- 32 Chicago..•... 7 H . 333 8 Orlea.ns 20-211. might only poy off the Southern Local 1:26) - B. DldGreen Bay's downtrodden, edged the New York Giants 24Phoenix •.... 5 11 .313 71h I.S; Smith, 0-1-1; and Staten, mortgage. See us for adthree-time defending chatnplons 21 on Bruce Gosset's 36-yard I..U-2. Totals, 7-4-IR. die, 3-2~; Norris, 2.0-4; Beegle, Seattle ....•. 7 17 .292 91/i finally reached the .500 mArk field goal w1 th four seconds " ICe. HaMan Trace (7) - L. Cre- 2..0-4; Sluler, 0.0.0; Smith, 4-2Sunday's Results Sunday-which isn't normally remaining. 0-0-0 W ..., I !..1 J 10. Totals, ll-4-26. Baltimore liB Allanta 111 meens, ; au~,, · ; · Southwestern (23) - K. Car· In the E.astern Conference, it much of a feat for the Packers. Los Angeles 103 Chicago 100 Swindler, 1..0-2; Swain, 0-2-2; T. -3 al 2-2-6 But the 27~7 triumph over look s like Dallas vs. Clevelani Beaver, 0.0.0. Totals, 2-3-7. ter, ; Beman, 1-1 ; W Sin Dlego 135 Phila. 128 (ot) ClcvelaOO on Dec. 21. Washington behiOO Zeke Brat- in 10 ; Sto ~· .,1..0-2; Hanel', North Gallia ... , ... 9 9- 18 kle:·., 5T-'lotalSeattle 141 Milwaukee 120 ~~. 8, I ~~ 3. kowski moved the Packers back Clevelard boosted its record to 7 34Only games scheduled Tr II 8IU'laO ace · · · · · · South 26 114 Court St. • in the midst of contention for 8-3 in the Century Division witll Southwestern (15) - Dailey, ern · · · · · 15 ll Morda,y's Games aOO two touchdown pas5c:;, the Southwestern . . . 11 12 - 23 their fourth straight NFL crown its sixth s traight triumph by SAN DIEGO, Calli. (UPOMilwaukee vs. Seattle as the:. are now just one-half thumping Philadelphia 47-13. .Joe Namatli had one or the best Jets stomped the Chargers 37-15 (at Vancouver) Dallas, with Craig Morton days or his career Sl!nday and and can win the American game behind Mirutcsota in the Only game scheduled subbing for injured Don Mere- John IIadl one of his worst-the Football League's Eastern DiviCentral Division. a championship tie sion crown with one win or one Green Bay is now 5-S-l while dith, blasted crippled Chicago result: Minrtesota, which suffered a 21- 34-3 to raise its mark to 9-2 in for the New York Jets and near Houston loss in the rcmalnirtR lhe Capitol Division and go two disaster for the San Diego three games of the season. ll 9 loss to Baltimore, is 6-5. San· Diego fell one game Baltimore boosted its record games ahead of New York. Chargers. behind Oakland and Kansas City In the other three games, San llehiM Namath's 337 yards to 10-1-the best in pro football in the Western Division dogfight and probably has to beat both next month to even tie for the title. By Hadl completed only 19 of 46 passes for 190 yards and had East Coach Art Lanham's R 1 o 1968 graduate of Athens II i g h is \ice-president of the KIAC. four intercepted. He became so W. L. Pet. GB Here is the 1968-69 Redmen Grande College Redmen will open School, First Team All South· desperate, he called only three Wnnesota •.• 7 4 .655 roster: Bob Mabry,l1ayton, 6-.5lh the 1968-69 basketball season eastern Ohio Athletic League and running plays in the second \!iami . . •.•. 6 s S45 1 junior center; Captain DannY WilTuesday night at Berea, K,y., in Hcnorable Mention All-Stale. half. Kentucky .. , .• 8 7 .533 1 First home appearance lor the son, ZanesvUie, 6..() sophomore their flrst Kentucky IntercolleNamath sympathized with New York .... 7 8 .467 2 guard; Charles Baker, Grayson, giate Athletic Conference con- Redmen will be at 2:30 p.m. Hadl, pointing out the Jets' IOOla . . . . . . , 4 ll .266 5 saturday, Dec. 7, in C.allia Acad- Ky., 6..0 sophomore guard; Dar- defense gave him no time to test. West rell Ball , /\mesville, Ohio, 6-1 Although the outJook ror t h e emy Hlgh SchOOl gym when they set, his receivers dropped W.(L. Pet GB sophomore guard-forward; J i m coming season looks good, Coach play findlay College h1 the 1968 severAl passes and he frequentOakland ...... 12 2 .857 Marshall, Columbus, 6-2 sophLanham says if he intends to Homecoming Game. ly had bad field position. Los Angeles ... 7 5 .583 4 Mer the Berea game, the Red- omore forward; Eddie Jacobs, improve on last season's rec"I've had days like that too," New Orleans •• 6 6 . 500 5 Wellston, 6-1 sophomore guard; ord, the Hedmen must overcome men meet Urbana College at UrNamath said. Denver .....• 5 7 .417 6 Jim Wells, ~ockdale, Otllo, 6..0 their lack or height with hustle bana, Ohio on Saturday, NOY. 30, Sunday wasn't one of them, Dallas ....... 3 G ,333 &io College at senior guard; Roger Bentley, noted Chargers' and determination. 1.ast year, and Georgetown coarh Sid Houston ...... 3 7 .300 7 Chauncey, 6-3 freshman I orRio Grande was 5-7 in the KL\C GeorgctoMl, Ky., on Thursday, Gll l'ma n. But "The wa, y Namath Sunday's Results ward; Alex Repasky, Byesville, and had an overall record of 12- Dec. 5. threw he could beat anybody." New York 91 Kentucky 84 Ohio, 6..J junior forward-center; Newcomers to the Rio Grande The Jets scored three of the 241NCH VANITY WHITE WICKER Los Angeles 117 Houston 109 ot 14. Mike ~larris, Stockdale, Ohio, 6-1 The Redrnen are enteringthelr scheduled this season are Califirst four times they got Ule Wt.tltt wood IOJroln bt~te with gokl fleck SPACE-SAVER Only games scheduled sophomore forward..guard; and EYeryrhlng ne11d11d for in~tollollon in or> while lormlto lop Includes bowl second season In the KIAC with Cornia State College, California, ball. The first was a 13-yard Finished in woter ·flltill""l wood duded with !hit l>ght·weighl, botkttl· Monday's Games Donald Jordan, Londonderry, "nd rim. (Leu fouUit ) Wkke r·weoYtt, five returning lettermen led by Pa., Geneva College, Geneva, field goal by Jim Turner, who weU¥11 deti<;~n dom Los Angeles at New Orleans Ohio, 6-3 sophomore forward. li:•g . 62 .75 big Bob Mabry, leading rebound- Pa., and Old Dominican College. )~><80'" 11:"112\ .00 later kicked two others for a Oakland at Houston Here is the 1968-69 Redmen Coach Lanham is beginning er in the NAJA and the R e dpro football record of JJ for a Indiana at Miami his ninth year aa Athletic DI- schedule: Nov. 26 - At Berea, season, breaking the record of men's most valuable player. ONUS Only games ~cheduled Ky.; Nov. 30 - At Urbana ColUV'! The other four returnirut let- rector and Head Balketball C:O..ch 28 he shared witll Bruce Gossett termen are Captain Danny WU- ot the Redmen. In eigttt se&901ls, lege; Dec. S - Ai-Georgetown, of the Los Angeles Rams and Ky.; Dec. 7 - Findlay (Homeis son, Charles Baker, Darrell Ball the Redmen have won 95 and lost Pete Gogolali, then or the 2' X 4' I coming); Dec. 10 - Oakland Cit.>· and Jim Marshall, who is re- 72 ball games. Coach Lanham Buffalo Bills. College; Dec. 12 - 1\t Cumber turning to the Redmen after a "1 knew 1 had the record," land, Ky.; Dec. 14 - At Pikewas SUsie Soulsby's 19 points led tour of duty in the U. S, MaTurner said, "But ville, Ky.; Jan. 6 - At Callfor· especially glad because we the Pomeroy PTA to a tight 31- rines. .1ia State College, Pa.; Jan. 3 VANITY MIRROR Adding depth to the BQUad will needed the points today, San 28 cage victory over the Syra- At Geneva College, Pa.; Jan. ENSEMBLE be Mike Harris, Don Jordan, Jim Diego is an explosive dub." cuse PTA last week. Pat Wlne11 - Pikeville College; Jan. IJ 24'" • 24'" mirrof , whit• enome lvanl ly Wells, and Alex Repasky. NewThe second score came on an breruter had 12 and Jeame Allen - At Union College, Ky.; Jan. 18 unl!.ln.:onde..,er>l tight comers are sophomore Ed Ja87-~· ard pass play to Doo 11 to lead Syracuse. li><hJr•. Reg. JJ .95 - At Campbellsville College, cobs from Wellston, who made Maynard, breaking the Jets' other scoring was Betty BatKy.; Jan. 20 - At Oakland City record or 86 yards set on a pass By United Press International ey and Neacll Carsey, each 6 First Team All-Ohio in 1966, College, Ind.; Jan. 25 - Cumberfrom Lee Grosscup to MAYnard Eastern Conference for Pomeroy. and Helen Htb- and freshman Roger Bentley, a land College; Jan. 27 - George"i Century Division Oct 6, 1962. The thiN score, a bard 4, and Linda Hubbard 1 for town College; Jan. 30 - Camptllree-yard run by Matt Snell, W, L. T. Pet. Syracuse. Their next game is bellsville College; J-~eb. 4 capped a 72-yard march aOO Cleveland . . . . 8 3 0 .727 scheWIOO Dec. 6 at S,yracuse. Berea College; Feb. 6 - Old sewed ltJ the game. St. Louis . . . . . 6 4 1 .600 Dominican College; Feb. 8 New Orleans . . . . . 3 7 1 .300 Union College; Feb. 15 - At Pittsburgh , . . .. 2 R I .200 SALE Cedarville College, Ohio; feb. Capitol Division I PRICE 18..20-22 - KIAC Tourney, to be CAFE DOORS ~ / W. L. T. Pet. annOWlced; Feb. 27- Ohio North Wooden door• reudy to be po ontfld or Dallas . , . 9 2 0 .818 By United Press International ern University . 4' X 8' SHEET varnished fiOiurol. H.,,dW'(Ire nol in· New York . . , . 7 4 0 .636 East dvdod . 30" • 48"' SALE PRICE W. L. T. Pet. Washington . . . . .. 4 8 0 .364 li:eg 1325pr PhUadelphia . . . 0 11 II .000 MID-AMEIUCAN CONFERENCE H 3 0 .727 New York . League Overall Western Conference . . 5 6 0 .455 Hooston . . WLT WLT Central DIvI sian , . 4 6 I .400 Mlaml . . . W. L. T. Pet. Ohio U. •. . .... 6 0 0 10 0 0 380.273 Bostoo 6 5 0 .545 Miami • , .....• 5 1 1 7 3 o 110!.091 Minnesota . . . Buffalo '·, . , J SALE Green Bay . . . . . 5 5 I .500 Bowling Green .•. 3 2 1 6 3 1 West :k ~· Toledo ••..... 3 2 1 5 4 1 PRICE W. L. T. Pet. Chicago . . . . . . . S 6 0 . 455 West. Mich. ... • 2 4 0 3 6 0 Oakland . . . . 9 2 0 .818 Detroit . . . . . . . . 3 6 2 .333 Coastal Division Kent State ...... t 6 o 1 9 0 Kansas City , 9 2 0 .818 ( hm» e hom " ~ "" " 'Y of P" 'mml11 '"'e" moredn l< ove~oluble o• po e ~ W. L. T. Pet. Marshali ...... 070 091 1/3 HP WASTE San Diego, . . 8 3 0 .727 0 lob"' lo compli<nenl Ill Denver . . . . . . 5 6 0 .4S5 Baltimore . . . . 10 1 0 .909 DISPOSER m"tr.h pouo •oo m d e MID - OHIO CONFERENCE Cincinnati . . . . 3 9 o .2541 Los Angeles . . . . . 9 1 1 .900 ( Of Hood.,..o• e ood LOOK GOOD? Ru9~eol (onsl rudion lo1 Leauge Overall San Francisco .. • 5 5 1 . .500 thorou~h ~,;rn;lin~ . lobroc '"""rl nQI '" 9.mda,y's Results duded on kol 7" ~ 20 " ~llE ) •W-t ubrk.oling WLT WLT Atlanta . • . . • • 2 9 o .182 Denver 34 Bullalo 32 WANT SOME? R•g JQ Q!l &mday's Results Defiance . . . . . 300 720 Miami 34 Booton 10 Findla,y . . . . . . 210 460 St. Louis 17 Atianta 12 New York 37 San Dlego 15 Wilmington . . , . I 2 0 2 7 I Dallas 34 Chicago 3 Oakland 34 Cincinnati 0 O.K. No problem. Green Bay 27 Washington 7 Bluffton . . . . . . 030 270 !(.it t:Of1SlStt Of (Only games scheduled) JI"•7Z"toultt plnllt sheet, Baltimore 21 MinneiOta 9 Thursda,y' s Games Just phone OHIO FOOTBALL SCORES 11 tl. fibre mouldhtl end n•llt. Detroit 20 New Orleans 20, tie Butralo at Oakland ~UH~ CUSHIOtol BLOC It~ By United Press International CITY LOAN STORM DOOR KIT Los Angeles 24 New York 21 Houston at Kansae. Clt;y Ohio State SO Michigan 14 Kil conttstt g f Cleveland 47 l'hlladelphla 13 (Only games scheduled) KITCHENS II" ala' 10u111t pl••tlc sheet, Clnctnnati 23 Miami 21 USYTO 21 tt.of llbre moukllnl end neus. San Francisco 45 Pittsburgh 28 Bowling Green 44 Xavier 14 &mday's Games BATHROOMS INSTAll! I Lumhr .,_1 Cincinnati at Boston Thursday's Games FAMilY ROOMS CORK BULLETIN BOARD • ' M•r4w•r• herywhere er, Dayton 35 Temple 17 New lARPelleo let vOOJ be the d01~orutor . .....th ••citing, 1upercusMonad Philadelphia at Detroit Miami at New York Wirp lfOI ri~~nHrl Dvrobie. heovy (Orlt wlltl wol,ul Ohio U. 28 Northern llllnols 12 \uc uov .quarel thor ""'"P you • !>~;~me on comforl on<:l beouly . A'rylit fiber1 ore Chluf" 1" l'tutlu Washlngt.on at Dallas tolored finilh on san Diego at Denver iOii~ $11\C• 1,24 Ohio Wesleyan 44 Denison 8 long ... e<Jri~g. mcl11 d.o nong o breea er>ds meU7 w<~• ' "9 o~d polilhing ol mef"l frame (Only games scheduled) (Qnly games scheduled) hord ~old ltcoo•s lnslol"'l onsrn llolion. tusl p•en i~to ploc~ Colo,. &itteruoeel, Flndl.y 33 Wilmington 6 16'" !blda,y's Games Wl.tte1nbe1rg 45 Wagner 7 r-----------A--·~::.:.od:.:o;.. M_:.";.'.:."_"_"_;"_;G_:o.:,ld;_·-'•,..d~ . Bei~~. BI~",;_'.:.'"_:'_:C:..h.:.'...":::":..'-----....., Atlanta at BalUmore Chicago at New Orleans Green Bay at San Francisco Los Angeles at Minnesota New York at Cleveland REG. st. Louis at Plltsburgh 59.95 (Only gamea scheduled) Uni:Ap;::.~::,~tioMI Rio Opens Season Tuesday New Furniture ONlY $' 299 $30.00 ....... You Can Still Place Your Order For Thanksgiving Turkey ., •• • ,And We At "Big 3" Can Save You Money On The Fe~t a•uM QF II Yo11 Home? LSU 34 Tulane 10 Jckson St. 32 MJ&s. Val St. 7 West Sothm Miss 21 Tampe 7 Air Force S8 Colo. 35 Midwest Stanford 20 Calllorn.la 0 Kansas St. 21 Okla. St. 14 Oregon St. 41 Oregon 19 Minn. 23 Wisconsin 15 Wash. &. 24 Wash. 0 Iowa 37 Dlinois 13 &Jthrn Cal. 28 UCLA 16 Kansas 21 Missouri 19 Long Bch st. 28 S. F. 14 Mich. St. 31 Nrthwstrn 14 Purdue 311 Indiana 35 Ohio St. 50 Mich. 14 Cin. 23 Mlaml, Ohio 21 Drake 38 LouisvilJe 37 Southwest Arkansas 42 Texas Tech 7 Oklahoma 47 Nebraska o SMU 33 Baylor 17 Bcghm Young 35 N. Mex. 6 Houston 100 Tulsa 6 Arizona 14 Wyarning 7 Tex. El P8o 23 Colo st. U, 19 DUDS 'N' SUDS N. Tex. st. H Wlchta st. 6 3rd & Ash Middloporl Tex. A&l39 S.W. Texas 0 Southrn Ul. 21 Ark. A&M 13 ,.It. Let's stop spoiling men! - HF.58 SF:NT I·1.1L MIS.<; R. T. Pickerington 67 Licking Heights Ucar H: 57 .'>eems to me you rcsenl what Columbus Academy 64 Olentangy you TOO would prefer, tr given 62 a chance. Your intelligenec Columbus Watterson 58 doesn't turn men off, friend, but Columbus Rrookhaven 47 jealous}' might. In tlte matill8 Columbus East 95 Columbus Mogame, a girl doesn't compete to hawk 63 win! - II . Auckeye Valley Galion Sl YOUI HIT Tho Dopo,.,ont S..ro of Bolldi"l Sloco 1915 PICKENS W.VA. �"' -· t J.• " ~ - ' ~5, lY~ The Daily Sentinel, Pomerol-Mkklleport, 0 .. Monday, November We11 Be CLOSED Thanksgiving Dayl i .- · ThO Red Ribbon Oven Ready Youn llll4 Sen line!, P001eroy-Niddleport, D., MOR!a.Y, November !46, 1908 ' . Roles In 1. Swindell,. Crow.Play .Big ' ' Perfect ·· OU ·Se ,. ' SUPER MARKET-Open Dally 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Arcept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 991·3480 . Comer Mill and Second Sts. . 16 lbs. and up "We Rem•e The Right T 0 Limit Oucntitie,'' LOW PRICES ON SCOT LAD FINE FOODS! :otLcd 24ox.39/o Veget abl e O1eiS.•••••••••••• bot. " Scot Lad Biscuits ••• .12c···1.00 Vegetable Soup:c:t.L;: •••••• ::12~ ~~~tFT::.,. 10c•··1. 00 (ann ed Pop ••••••••••• Coffee Creamer:::~0~ 39~ Scot Lod qt. 391o Map Ie Syrup •••••••••••.•• Cranberry Jelly.~::~::~ •• ··· 23~ Fruit Coctaii.~F:t••••••• 4~;.J. 00 Scot Lod gio,..nt 491o" Bl ue Detergen t•••••••••••. BOIIt:ATS IN ACTION - Caroon Crow 111111 PltU SWindell, lfolp Courtb' npresentadvea on the unbeaten 1968 Ohio University Bobcats tam, eonsistently shared ln the crowd..pleaalng action of the offensive 81 &rCJUghout Low Price Specioil Fresh, Lean GROUND BEEF 3 J 00 No. zy, uoby's •••••••• cans lb. m.n' 79~ 3 HOLIDAY SWEET MIXED quart :~·, cons RESTING - carson Crow, OU junior rrom Syracuse, keenly watches the defense at work while enjoying a c• .. of water In the second quarter of t!ll' Bobcats gune aga;.;;( Northern SOLID·STATE AM CLOCK RADIOS 89~ 2 Hash Brown Potatoes 12 oz. bx. Reg. 69c North Star FUDGESICLES . Reg. 1.09 Booth ~ OYSTERS 10 oz . sit.e The PACEMAKlR • ZHO Your QrllteM vllut In Zenith qu.uty 101id·sutt AM clock redlo . FNturet •u•om•tle IIKtric: clock whh clockjrldio twilch 1nd rldlo •""- Cool OIMJ· 1ting lllntittOIIinc:l rldio h81 UIOITIIIic o-ift control Best For Festive Specials! NEW RED 101o'r :-::::;:;:::::::::::;>. <·:·:-:-:-:·:·:··-·.;.-,..·,·.;.·.·.·.· .·•·.. :::::;,;: 10 :-:· ADAMS pkgs. l. 00 7 .- ' lb. ROME APPLES 69~ 4 lbs. Low, Lou: Price! SOUTHERN .·. .._.;.:-:-:-:-;.: . -:;:;::::::-:- :-:.; -:-:.; ;:;:;:;:;:::::::::~· ... ·-- . _ ._ __ . . .. . -- . . ., ..... . . • • I' ' Full -f11turld Zenith qu1ilty aolid·IIIM AM cloct rtdlo fM· IUrft To ~~ell "n Snoon• CCIMrOI, buuer 1'-rm.. tleep lwilch. lulnf· nout h1nd1 . fll41o lftclu4•• .... - --- -·- -· -· .. ~ - ·- --· ----· .. . --... ····· ------ ....... . Wntm111111• 1nt1nn1 anlf 1ulornltic: gain conlrDI. a.oao. INJUHED, BUT INTERFST- ED - PhD SW!tdeU, who nnllhed hlo third - - IS on Ohio Ualwralty reiiUiar on saturdor oplnat NOI'IItern n. ~~ ot--':i9. 95 Th1 ENVOY • Z271 Futu•n lll·n•w V•i·Wtkt . lhe1 loetl you vary w1k1 up 1111011, outrericl I lddney Injury In tho second qllll'ler IDI IJI.W DO ac::tion In tba rtr.lhllt SwhDeU, whoae coUea:e ca- lime. Tollcll ·n Snoo••• for tho ftltld clock dill. CoDI _.,.ang trlnalltorized Ndia • tncludltl 1000 miUiwmt un· : 41ttortld OU111U1, WIVI ' .,...nett~ antltML ~ 'l'IDII01'Int BoWl on December 21, hokla td1 aide• ltere while WII<Jt!Dg hlo ...,. miles lniCUOG. Other Jlol>calo plctuntd on, fnm left, C.,.. roy Gedeon, llln MeKlnatt, ClareiiCO Cllttbva lltd P a u I COli· trol. ....., tlllrik:h. tnd iUutnl- ruer is now ·aabhed excet Sc:hrelner, lb. BEST VALUE GOLDEN FRUIT 39e 16oz. lvs. SAT. ONLY, NOV. 30 ;..;•.: ·.· . 0~~ :.. Kelp .CNt11an1 SWindell (M) IIIII C11r.- Crow (SO 11Jie pert I n ofto<mo pl'Oilllitf cll'illa betOre tho pmeaplnstNorthornQJimla It Peden Stacllum Sltur<lay. Membeta_of q,._ OU team, fnm left to light h¥•• ore Ken Connon (73), Frank Peters (70), (W, (~).,Jim Polen (S6), ~ (50 old ~.. Baney (60. Cooking! B N NAS ·-- SPECIAL! •16 95 TMIMPIIEII • Z2ll POTATOES CANDY Reg. 19c Pk Now Just ...... : 0. wakeup to the world's tone quality " 8oz. Reg. Zlc Oregon & Idaho 79~ STICK ROLLS ·---·--- · 4 ances. 99j. Vanilla gallon ORANGt JUICE 300 E. Illinois. Crow, a walk..on as a freshman, has been starting offensive center and played throughout eYery game in that pos' don this season. r Reg. 1.09 Scot Lad FRANCIS FLORISTS available for stage appear- • TUNA FISH 5 cons 1.00 PICKLES 49"'r iar ::::<·=· - ICE CREAM and SHERBET SCOT LAD (Everyday Low Price) ICE MILK ~®.f.~@!$:Mi!l!i'OO~'~mfi.ttJ there'd suddenly be mz built-in W1111m1gnet• VAN CAMP'S HOLSUM ~-- GOING SOUTH - The Bobcats' mascot is ready for the 'hngerine .Bowl on December '1:1. Here he is decked out In ~lui ~- for tho pine aplnat Nortllern Dllnols. -~·2-2644 tntenn1. ChorCI ol' colora . Low Pnce Spec ial ' 4 49~ Thanks~ivinq acute shortage of magicians CRISCO ~:~ 2)\ 19~ BROWN & SERVE • SCOT LAD the promises were to be kept, PURE VEG . SHORTENING PUMPKIN ASPIRIN lb. • 13~ oz. 1 4 j. College Inn NORWICH 89~ CHEESE •••••••••••• ~~69~ Pumpkin Pie •~arkay Margarine••••••••••••~~29~ Royal Gelatin••••••••••••••••••••••~;. 9~ Chicken Brot h•••••••••••••••••••~.. ~ Shredded Cocoanut ~==·~•••••••!:!:49~ Cake & Frosting Mix!:.••• 4~"'1.00 ~:~t~i~~~te 5 39j. Corn Meal •••••••••••••••••••••• ROYAL PRINCE lb. Fresh, Creamy Longhorn " to for }OUr If all election year There was a day not longagowhenmost Meigs County Cootba11 fans could take or leave the g:rid teams at Ohio Unvenity. This was certainly not the case the past season. The added interest in the Bobcats by Meigs 11.1'18 are Phll SWindell and Carson Crow, both Pomeroy High graduate I. SwiOOell ard Crow are starters on the OU offensive writ, recognized in man,y quarters as the most outstandi.Jw unit the ~ cats have ever nelded. Head Coach Bill Hess, whose team just finished the regular season with a perfect 10-0 alate, is inclined to agree. SwiJKlell, a 200 lb. senior tight end, will cl)llclude hls sparkling college grid career when the Bobcats go souUt to play Richmond in the Tangerine Bowl on Dec. 27. Phil, son or Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swirdell or RD, Shade, has ~n a starter Cor OU the past three seasons. Crow, who surprised practically everyone - except perhaps him sell - by makirc the OU team as a walk...on, started every game this season at orrensi ve center, A junior, he is the son or former AllPAmerlcan (Ohio State) and Mrs. Fred W. Crow, Jr., or Syracuse. Swindell Is a 1964 PHS graduate where he stood-out as a full. bar/( and won the All.SEOAL Most Valuable Player award as a I'Bnior. Phil went to Ohio University on a fuLL-ride scholarship. Crow, on the other hand, was accorded only Hooorable Mention recognition as a Pomeroy High Senior in 1965. He went to Ohio University arxl turned out ror foo1ba.ll wltbout any encouragement and won his grant-In-aid ~;cholarship only this past swnmer. Swindell and CroN 1 both expected to receive All-MAC recognition this aeason, have earned their success Utrough hard work thlt b'Pifies all outstanding aUtletes. Value Buy by David Davies-Sliced BACON••••••••••2 When you've come end of a perfect day, check things over again. • • • (WITH $10.00 PURCHASE) •IX M Lou: Price SpeCial' tun, 9lrindlll (84) IQIIb"ml lD u - eear.W to tww an to •PM~ from Quarterback Cleve Bryant (II), In beckaround. Todd Snyder (80) Ia shown cornlrc on in .tt.e rtgtlt roreground. -· • • • • • ;•••, . , bot . lite ....,.. Ani ~· ...... Not lioallliJinol&, wltlch die 'Colts won by a 28-!2 margin, was 110 excepUon.ID lite pltoto 11 lett, Crow (50, picking himself 1.1> ott the groi.uxl, hils just provided the blockifw to lead Fullback Bob Houmard into Ute end zone for hls second of three 'ID'a. In the other pie- , glln control. Grtlnld Wtlnul • cahw c8111Mt hat llhlr••• ,..ttl N~w Z~n i th " ZeneHe" can milke life fon as~in . Precision ampllfi· cation from 2 Miuo· lithk• drcuiU. W!:!iRhi only 116 ounce and HOOd for mosl mild lo sses. Come in fur a clemonslfal1rm uf Zenith's new Zellt.'llf. ll m<~v be l lJ ~ I ri Hhl for you! · ThP. Qlloillity !104!5 in tH!IO'C' !hi n.m1e got's on• . ,.,. •29. 95 · . ~ But Yeer Y.r,.; Get/he But �"' -· t J.• " ~ - ' ~5, lY~ The Daily Sentinel, Pomerol-Mkklleport, 0 .. Monday, November We11 Be CLOSED Thanksgiving Dayl i .- · ThO Red Ribbon Oven Ready Youn llll4 Sen line!, P001eroy-Niddleport, D., MOR!a.Y, November !46, 1908 ' . Roles In 1. Swindell,. Crow.Play .Big ' ' Perfect ·· OU ·Se ,. ' SUPER MARKET-Open Dally 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Arcept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 991·3480 . Comer Mill and Second Sts. . 16 lbs. and up "We Rem•e The Right T 0 Limit Oucntitie,'' LOW PRICES ON SCOT LAD FINE FOODS! :otLcd 24ox.39/o Veget abl e O1eiS.•••••••••••• bot. " Scot Lad Biscuits ••• .12c···1.00 Vegetable Soup:c:t.L;: •••••• ::12~ ~~~tFT::.,. 10c•··1. 00 (ann ed Pop ••••••••••• Coffee Creamer:::~0~ 39~ Scot Lod qt. 391o Map Ie Syrup •••••••••••.•• Cranberry Jelly.~::~::~ •• ··· 23~ Fruit Coctaii.~F:t••••••• 4~;.J. 00 Scot Lod gio,..nt 491o" Bl ue Detergen t•••••••••••. BOIIt:ATS IN ACTION - Caroon Crow 111111 PltU SWindell, lfolp Courtb' npresentadvea on the unbeaten 1968 Ohio University Bobcats tam, eonsistently shared ln the crowd..pleaalng action of the offensive 81 &rCJUghout Low Price Specioil Fresh, Lean GROUND BEEF 3 J 00 No. zy, uoby's •••••••• cans lb. m.n' 79~ 3 HOLIDAY SWEET MIXED quart :~·, cons RESTING - carson Crow, OU junior rrom Syracuse, keenly watches the defense at work while enjoying a c• .. of water In the second quarter of t!ll' Bobcats gune aga;.;;( Northern SOLID·STATE AM CLOCK RADIOS 89~ 2 Hash Brown Potatoes 12 oz. bx. Reg. 69c North Star FUDGESICLES . Reg. 1.09 Booth ~ OYSTERS 10 oz . sit.e The PACEMAKlR • ZHO Your QrllteM vllut In Zenith qu.uty 101id·sutt AM clock redlo . FNturet •u•om•tle IIKtric: clock whh clockjrldio twilch 1nd rldlo •""- Cool OIMJ· 1ting lllntittOIIinc:l rldio h81 UIOITIIIic o-ift control Best For Festive Specials! NEW RED 101o'r :-::::;:;:::::::::::;>. <·:·:-:-:-:·:·:··-·.;.-,..·,·.;.·.·.·.· .·•·.. :::::;,;: 10 :-:· ADAMS pkgs. l. 00 7 .- ' lb. ROME APPLES 69~ 4 lbs. Low, Lou: Price! SOUTHERN .·. .._.;.:-:-:-:-;.: . -:;:;::::::-:- :-:.; -:-:.; ;:;:;:;:;:::::::::~· ... ·-- . _ ._ __ . . .. . -- . . ., ..... . . • • I' ' Full -f11turld Zenith qu1ilty aolid·IIIM AM cloct rtdlo fM· IUrft To ~~ell "n Snoon• CCIMrOI, buuer 1'-rm.. tleep lwilch. lulnf· nout h1nd1 . fll41o lftclu4•• .... - --- -·- -· -· .. ~ - ·- --· ----· .. . --... ····· ------ ....... . Wntm111111• 1nt1nn1 anlf 1ulornltic: gain conlrDI. a.oao. INJUHED, BUT INTERFST- ED - PhD SW!tdeU, who nnllhed hlo third - - IS on Ohio Ualwralty reiiUiar on saturdor oplnat NOI'IItern n. ~~ ot--':i9. 95 Th1 ENVOY • Z271 Futu•n lll·n•w V•i·Wtkt . lhe1 loetl you vary w1k1 up 1111011, outrericl I lddney Injury In tho second qllll'ler IDI IJI.W DO ac::tion In tba rtr.lhllt SwhDeU, whoae coUea:e ca- lime. Tollcll ·n Snoo••• for tho ftltld clock dill. CoDI _.,.ang trlnalltorized Ndia • tncludltl 1000 miUiwmt un· : 41ttortld OU111U1, WIVI ' .,...nett~ antltML ~ 'l'IDII01'Int BoWl on December 21, hokla td1 aide• ltere while WII<Jt!Dg hlo ...,. miles lniCUOG. Other Jlol>calo plctuntd on, fnm left, C.,.. roy Gedeon, llln MeKlnatt, ClareiiCO Cllttbva lltd P a u I COli· trol. ....., tlllrik:h. tnd iUutnl- ruer is now ·aabhed excet Sc:hrelner, lb. BEST VALUE GOLDEN FRUIT 39e 16oz. lvs. SAT. ONLY, NOV. 30 ;..;•.: ·.· . 0~~ :.. Kelp .CNt11an1 SWindell (M) IIIII C11r.- Crow (SO 11Jie pert I n ofto<mo pl'Oilllitf cll'illa betOre tho pmeaplnstNorthornQJimla It Peden Stacllum Sltur<lay. Membeta_of q,._ OU team, fnm left to light h¥•• ore Ken Connon (73), Frank Peters (70), (W, (~).,Jim Polen (S6), ~ (50 old ~.. Baney (60. Cooking! B N NAS ·-- SPECIAL! •16 95 TMIMPIIEII • Z2ll POTATOES CANDY Reg. 19c Pk Now Just ...... : 0. wakeup to the world's tone quality " 8oz. Reg. Zlc Oregon & Idaho 79~ STICK ROLLS ·---·--- · 4 ances. 99j. Vanilla gallon ORANGt JUICE 300 E. Illinois. Crow, a walk..on as a freshman, has been starting offensive center and played throughout eYery game in that pos' don this season. r Reg. 1.09 Scot Lad FRANCIS FLORISTS available for stage appear- • TUNA FISH 5 cons 1.00 PICKLES 49"'r iar ::::<·=· - ICE CREAM and SHERBET SCOT LAD (Everyday Low Price) ICE MILK ~®.f.~@!$:Mi!l!i'OO~'~mfi.ttJ there'd suddenly be mz built-in W1111m1gnet• VAN CAMP'S HOLSUM ~-- GOING SOUTH - The Bobcats' mascot is ready for the 'hngerine .Bowl on December '1:1. Here he is decked out In ~lui ~- for tho pine aplnat Nortllern Dllnols. -~·2-2644 tntenn1. ChorCI ol' colora . Low Pnce Spec ial ' 4 49~ Thanks~ivinq acute shortage of magicians CRISCO ~:~ 2)\ 19~ BROWN & SERVE • SCOT LAD the promises were to be kept, PURE VEG . SHORTENING PUMPKIN ASPIRIN lb. • 13~ oz. 1 4 j. College Inn NORWICH 89~ CHEESE •••••••••••• ~~69~ Pumpkin Pie •~arkay Margarine••••••••••••~~29~ Royal Gelatin••••••••••••••••••••••~;. 9~ Chicken Brot h•••••••••••••••••••~.. ~ Shredded Cocoanut ~==·~•••••••!:!:49~ Cake & Frosting Mix!:.••• 4~"'1.00 ~:~t~i~~~te 5 39j. Corn Meal •••••••••••••••••••••• ROYAL PRINCE lb. Fresh, Creamy Longhorn " to for }OUr If all election year There was a day not longagowhenmost Meigs County Cootba11 fans could take or leave the g:rid teams at Ohio Unvenity. This was certainly not the case the past season. The added interest in the Bobcats by Meigs 11.1'18 are Phll SWindell and Carson Crow, both Pomeroy High graduate I. SwiOOell ard Crow are starters on the OU offensive writ, recognized in man,y quarters as the most outstandi.Jw unit the ~ cats have ever nelded. Head Coach Bill Hess, whose team just finished the regular season with a perfect 10-0 alate, is inclined to agree. SwiJKlell, a 200 lb. senior tight end, will cl)llclude hls sparkling college grid career when the Bobcats go souUt to play Richmond in the Tangerine Bowl on Dec. 27. Phil, son or Mr. and Mrs. Howard Swirdell or RD, Shade, has ~n a starter Cor OU the past three seasons. Crow, who surprised practically everyone - except perhaps him sell - by makirc the OU team as a walk...on, started every game this season at orrensi ve center, A junior, he is the son or former AllPAmerlcan (Ohio State) and Mrs. Fred W. Crow, Jr., or Syracuse. Swindell Is a 1964 PHS graduate where he stood-out as a full. bar/( and won the All.SEOAL Most Valuable Player award as a I'Bnior. Phil went to Ohio University on a fuLL-ride scholarship. Crow, on the other hand, was accorded only Hooorable Mention recognition as a Pomeroy High Senior in 1965. He went to Ohio University arxl turned out ror foo1ba.ll wltbout any encouragement and won his grant-In-aid ~;cholarship only this past swnmer. Swindell and CroN 1 both expected to receive All-MAC recognition this aeason, have earned their success Utrough hard work thlt b'Pifies all outstanding aUtletes. Value Buy by David Davies-Sliced BACON••••••••••2 When you've come end of a perfect day, check things over again. • • • (WITH $10.00 PURCHASE) •IX M Lou: Price SpeCial' tun, 9lrindlll (84) IQIIb"ml lD u - eear.W to tww an to •PM~ from Quarterback Cleve Bryant (II), In beckaround. Todd Snyder (80) Ia shown cornlrc on in .tt.e rtgtlt roreground. -· • • • • • ;•••, . , bot . lite ....,.. Ani ~· ...... Not lioallliJinol&, wltlch die 'Colts won by a 28-!2 margin, was 110 excepUon.ID lite pltoto 11 lett, Crow (50, picking himself 1.1> ott the groi.uxl, hils just provided the blockifw to lead Fullback Bob Houmard into Ute end zone for hls second of three 'ID'a. In the other pie- , glln control. Grtlnld Wtlnul • cahw c8111Mt hat llhlr••• ,..ttl N~w Z~n i th " ZeneHe" can milke life fon as~in . Precision ampllfi· cation from 2 Miuo· lithk• drcuiU. W!:!iRhi only 116 ounce and HOOd for mosl mild lo sses. Come in fur a clemonslfal1rm uf Zenith's new Zellt.'llf. ll m<~v be l lJ ~ I ri Hhl for you! · ThP. Qlloillity !104!5 in tH!IO'C' !hi n.m1e got's on• . ,.,. •29. 95 · . ~ But Yeer Y.r,.; Get/he But �Gr~de Re.~~lts A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring·Top WANT AD IN,ORMATION DEADLINES RfGULATIONS Tl\o P~lltt..f ruorvu fn, rlg.ht to odlt ar reject any odt doon~ed oD- :Octh•,.A.Io. T"-f.vblhho, ,wUI net:t bo rotponolblo or more '"""" .,.. lncOIToet Intortion. RATES P:w r'•nt Allll S.. .. iu Minl- Chet .. 7Sc con•ocuti•o lnoortiona. ' 25 ,... cent Oiuou..t on poi" och oNI eio ,.hi ..-ilhin 10 doro. CARD OF THANKS & OIITUAAY ..'J,;~:..;; .:. ;::• .,,_. •• 8 UNO AOS AIUUienol 25c C...... ,.., .t.dw•tloorMrlt. OF,CE HOURS e,Joo.rn. .~ • to. "5:00 8:30 12:00 QIIAUTY Local 1 owner car, good tires, std. trans. 6 cyl. en-gine. Radio and Heater. Red finish. ,Noon.• . Dctilr . ~ura..; ( . JK. . , ' OPEN !VIS, 1:00 P_fA' POMEROY, OHIO II.•••••---•------~~~~--;.• ForS.je completely redecorated. front and back porches and entran· ces. For Information caD 99UI'IO. 11·17·tft WILL DO sewing at home pocket~. pegging. POUR ROOM furnished apartalterations, etc. ment. All uWI!i<S paid. l'llillle 11-!Wc 119t397li. 4-30-tlc 6 ROOM apartment, clooe to downtown Pomeroy. Call 119121U before ~ p.m. 11·1"tfc VACANCY for two elderly pt!(lple. Prefer private paid patients. Pbone M...n, '173-5185. 10-8-tfc 4 ROOM FVRNISHED apartment, bath and llbower, fur.. TURKEY SHOOT, Racine Gun n..,. beat, prtvote parking, Club. Sunday, Nov. 24. start- out of all floodJ, 3 blocks rrom ing time 1 p.m. Free eabl:. post ofllce. 1191-5932 from 12 Bring your 22 rmes. There p.m. to I p.m. 11-lttfc will also be a live turkey shoo!. Open sites only. t'URNISHED garage apartment 11-19-5tc on Linaoln HiU; uUlities paid. Adults only. Phone 1192-3489. Help Wanted 11·%%-3tc LADY TO DO houoework and 11·24-tfc Th<atr.. TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville. Ohio. Phone 992-3324. It·- BAR MAID and waltr.ss want- FURNISHED THREE ROOM APARTMENT with bath, ed. Must be it yeara old. Adults, 212 South Fiftll Ave , Whispering Pines Nlte Club. Middleport, phone 1191-5435. Phone 1191-9113. 1Ht.stc 11·21-lfc .. Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. mlscellanl!'ous. Mrs. Howard Cedi, 8011 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1·15-lfc Wanted To Buy O'OULD LIKE to buy small cuckoo ctoc:k. Call 99U261. ll-24-3tp Employment Wanted · C.4RPENTRY, palotlng, plwnb. lng, eloctrlcal -k. Phone lllellhlre 367-7852. 11.2f-121p For Sala or Trade .. 0111 CHEVY pickup, l!o·lon, with camper, for sale or trade. Salem St.. Rutland. 11-!1-4tc 1157 JAGUAR, M .!< G Food Markel, three mil.. oouth or M1ddleport "" Rl. 7. 11·24-iltc 1118'7 PONTIAC Finlllrd, V-4 auIDmaUc transmlsslon, 11113 Oldsmobile convertible, V-4. -steering, power brakes: !IllS Rambler station wagon, I cylinder. standard. Financing avaDable. Phone or 8112-5748. 11-!4-tft -7 For Rent P'URNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Clooe to oc!IIIOl Phone llliWIM. 11).11-trc P'URNISIIED apartment. 4 rooms and bath. Marton Reynolds. Maoon, W. Va. Phone '173-5147. 11·12'tfc STORAGE SPACE. storage for boats. trailers, cars, campers, etc. Write P.O. Boo 3%9, Pomeroy. Phone 912: 1798 or see Dick Seyler. ll-12-l2tc ' . P'URNISHED APARTMENTS tn Middleport. All uUlllles paid. Rowley & Reed, Middleport, Phone 1191-2'171. lf.%:1-tfc ~. 'f'IWLER LOTS. Bob'o Mobile Coort, SJracuse, Ohto on Slate Rt. !M; Phone f.lt·tfC .,_.!. TRAILER SPACE, ready to hoot up, private, ple!lty of room for clllldrtn to play. Phone 991-3W4. 8-14-tfc FOUR RooM HOOSE and bat~. unfumlsbed. 1650 Un<oln Phone 192-31'71. 1fl.zt.Uc llelihts. Ill'••· @) Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 Pc. SOLID SfATE stereo: 1967 wa!. nut otereo conoole with 4 speaken. 4-speed automatic dlanger. Take over payments of $5.25 per monlh or pay bal. anco due fl4.tll. Pllone 1191iiZII. It-lUte liVING ROOM SUITE .... $25.00 LIVING ROOM CHAIR .... $12.00 ROCKING CHAIRS • . •• .... $8.00 :J.Pc. END TABLE SET ... . ... $18.00 T.V. SET ..-lth ttond .... SlS.OO ChildNnt OESK & CHAIR .. .. ...... $1.00 FLOOR & TABLE LAMPS yantsludget Shop Pomeroy 992-5896 GOOD USED Hardwick gas range, Norge refrlgera1or, large •lze Warm Morning gas heater, two-wheel trailer. Cali REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast wtlb Gubese tabtell. On· ly 96 cents. Nelson Drugs. 11·:.301P flOOD HAY and straw. Call m.m'l. 11·%%-1%tp 99U909. 11·21-41c SIX ROOM house on Mill St., In Middleport. Inquire at U9 USED SPINET plano, A-1 con- Llnco1n St. ll·:rulc DOZER. BACKHOE, trencher and truck service, oeplle tanks, water lines, basements. also topsoil. Henry Babr. Phone 915-3981 or Roger Bahr, Phone 985-3958. 11-1~ Sclitwerzel •rllt 3. t&"f: ••• ·.•.••• JJt<l6 Sat .•••• • ••••••, .. 7 Hocki111J1ort, Ohio Phone 667·3370 • ·· .. ·····II t<1 6 SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE "'PSn' .Wl,eel Alignment Racine, OJdo Crill Bradranl I I tfc AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration se!"'lee. Jack's Refrtg· eratlon, New Haven. hone 182-2079. ' a tie READY • '!IX concrete delivered rtght to your project. Fast and easy. Free eaDmates. Phone 1191-3284, Goeg· lein Ready • Mix Co., Middle.. port, Ohio. 6 1111 1ft YOU LI~IJ ro nr;s.M. '-!- LI.T 'EM WHISPER ~ THEMSELFS! EF AN' ONASSIS CDUI.D DO "10 CAIN'T KIN MARRY W&.'! HIM!.' From the Lorpat Truclo Of Ilulloin:er Rldfator To Tho !mallelt Heater Core. · s~ss II ply nrl011. 775•1 .. """• S••-n• ONLY St8.95 P lu• 2.19 faderol Tax -GUARANTEEDI'HONE 992-2094 Moat popular oiHt • .,,uo•l•. LI•IW number ot thla ptlc•. Fully parOPteH. lullt by o bl1 tire for , • , .,..ker omeroy Homit & Atlfol l2A W. PIGWII!f), · ~ ... .. MaiD PH. 119ll.2U3 " . MAINMOORE'S 'OIIUOY AIC CLEANER &.SHIRT LAUNDRY ........rl• ,,.................. ,...... tt. OfdalMtl Dt.c:ember 31 of Parltlnl ueh :rear. .U0 ber of bola~ wiUeb .ueb nhk'le rem:U.na parked. See. IU. A permit iMDod dWl be uUd oal7 tor Ule Qedfllld vtlllelo for wllleb U Ms blUed IIDd MQ noi "• tro..,.rnd to utOUHir •· tbat 11:1 lbo awoD1 tbo holder ttC a Ptl'll"~ LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. or • vebk:lo for ""leb • t. 18Ue4, aucb •older 1111)' ban • replacement permU tllllod to h1Ja for the 'bolanee of Ulo pear up. on .aarrendor of tho orfllD&l ptrmlt lA \bo e...ent IUeb flol4or bu moU.. 1!1' mO(or yehleto. A ' " oJ ti.OO lba.ll \olo ch•rled for .ueb tn..tor. Ike. IV. Tho foo for Ule permit abl.ll be 110.011 per 70ar for a puml.l 1YilOd ltelon April J, MI'.IO for a lllan:h 31 IIDII bll!foro lul)' 11 IID.OO for a penal& dillon, light walnut flnillh, iPUIId after .I'WMI 30 bat bctlore ()e. $495. Wendell's, 111111 Garllelcl Tf!REE BEDROOM ranch style Iober I IDdl llUG for a permit latued after September 30 ef 1.117 ,...., Ave.. Parl<ershurg, W. Va. borne In Syrmue. Hardwood IBM. v. A permU ~ .dl4 , be Keeping Meigs Phone as..w!l. 11·21·29lc •~.uodl 0 HJ'Dll& 111'hb:lb ~dall &~~ei.Ui7 floora, slA>rm doors and cartrM ~~~au ctftd nar of motor ~ port. Economical gas beat. ~r whleb. U.. ponU& &. lNae4, IIDd Gallic and till POI'D'IU •llaD bo cllaplqed oa. • Clooe to lchool and churebes. HUDGET PRICE furniture on near FOUR ROOM house in lower GHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Free tbe bottom left comer of tbl Mason, Area life-alze walking doll and 3 our third noor budget ohop. -14. Phone 1191-2954. ll.ZZ.t%1p Monkey Run, Pomeroy: furSec. VJ. Tb1l Ord.lnaDol lb&lJ. taM months of piano lessons by Baker Furniture, Middleport, elteet nace, waler, gas; $4:0 a month. aDd 1M in liJI'Oct from aD4 af. Informed As teacher of your choice with AKC Puppies, Scottleo, Cockers. Ohio. :ZS.tft * PUM4 · Nov11111bar 1-l, 1 • See Esla Brickle!, Brlckles die lUit dQ' of N1tftmblr the purchase or a new Wur· Poodlea, Weatles and Schnauz. Gulf Service, Albany. Well As .IOttN W. ZIRilU lltzer plano. Good quality era, Barkaroo Kl'a .. Coolville, SEWING MACHINES. repair li·~P PNIIdllllt of CMincll service, an makes. IVY 2- AtNih . . . . ., . . guitar outfit, $34.95; Good seOhio, ·Phone 667-3654. Entertained lection of Estey chord organs, 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pom- (11) D US) I It lt·lo.JO!c TWO BEDROOM new home In eroy. Authorized Singer Sales S139.50 up: llfeUme guaranMason. gas heat. uWity room. tee on reeds. WendeU'o, IP and Service. We Sh8r110n NOtiCI OP APP'OINTMIJIIT $3 ACRE farm. M .!< G Food Velma Zuspan. Phone 773Cue No. 111011 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, Set....... S-29-tfc l•toto of ,,.. . IIIU..Wif Martel, three mllea oouth of Nott. DIU$$ 1 5750. IH"lc W. Va. Phone 485-1401. Notlfl, il blrebr liven Uwt Dartlli THE HOTEL MARTIN Bar l& Middleport on Rt. 7. lmllb of BHdllvlDe, Ohio, .._, :~111 11-21-29lc SKATE-A·WAY holiday parties. lt·:H-Sic open Wedneodo.Y and Thura-dub' Qpoln.ktl A.4adlllltrator Ill '"• I'URNlSRED 4 Room Houe. bt.a.. of Jl'n4 Slt.um..,- cl6e•~Wl4. •numksgivlng, Frtclay, Nov. diJ' evening lor your donclng !..ower Monkey Run, Pomeroy, .,_"- e1 a.octlvW._. llolll County, Ohio, CORN OUT of field, plctdn!l 22, New Yean Eve, Tues., Cndi\ora oq roqlllnd to lUI 11 tir pleasure. Closed Thankqlvlfw GUERNSEY CIJW and calf. $40, no bath, has running waDec. Sl. 7:30 to 11:311. Open el.._ wtl.ll Nid fldlld&cy wiWn four !loy. 11-25.3tc Phone 247·2348. 11-:H-«c ter & gas heat. See Eota now. Phone - · 1l.J4.3t.c Christmas Eve. Cloeed (Jhr!at. Da'-1 Uda Dad dQ o1 NOW!IIbor _ Brlckles. Brickles Gull Ser· mu. Open Wedneoday, FriP, 11. O'aliUIN CORD WOOD. Phooe 247·:12411. vice, Albany. lt-2Uip Lost and Found P,._.. .IU41.. .t Nkl Ctutl~ TIMOTHY HAY 40 to iiO cents day, Saturday, 7:30 to 19:30. H~IJI;IJiato 11-:H-«c a bale. Marvin Wilson, IloJ:. Available lor parties, ....,_ LOST. tack rabbit dog, WORKING MEN'S apartment, ter. 1l-24-31p clay. Tuesday and 'Iburlday mostly black. Loot lnlhe vtd,.. TWO REGISFEREn black and two rooRUI and bath, furnace Artrw• tt Prm.t Pualt Saturday and SUnday ley ~ Rudand. Iteward. 001 ntgbts, tan mon bound pupo. Phone heat. Private entrance. Call BOY'S !JO.Incb blcyde, Vel"/ afternoons. Phone 11851129 or 992-6554. ll-2li-5tc II92-M40 between 5 and 7 p.m. · ll·:ll,ille good condition. Garage looll .... 11·17-30tc 11·2Utc and equipment. Gall M!Der. TWO lfi.INCII !·BEAMS 17 feet Phone 99!-3196. 11-ft..Stc tong, two Keywtone eusl'om CIGARETI'E vending machlnel THREE-BEDROOM traDer. M The Almaaae ., and servll:e.. ABC Enterprlsoa. mags for Pontiac or Olds. .!< G Food Markel, three miles By Untied Proaa IDlenatlonol f.IX GERMAN Pollee puppies. Mason, W.Va. Phone 7'1U34il. ..,.th of Middleport on Rt 7. Phone Coolvtlle, tii541'1W. 'l'odll' lo MoodaJ, Nov. 25, the $15 to $20, 1669 Lincoln 1111. 11-M-41p 11·!4-3tc 330lh day of 1968 with 36 lA> Alone 1191-'1035. 11·24-at ~~ Insurance 1\1) CHEVY. +<loor, Vf!rJ good FURNISRED two-bedroom, 1be moon 11 between Ita new flrst floor apartment, MJdd1e. In FT. x 50 FT., AMERICAN motor, $1CIO. Phone New Hav· AUTOMOBILE l111111'811Ce beel A 111ou1t¢ for the do¥: Henry plase and llrst quarter, houoe traDer. front end ldtcancelled? Lost your operat. Wadsworth Longfellow, said, en &2881. 11-:H-illp port. Phone 1191-38'14. ore Mara Tllo m""""" chen. two bedroom•. In j!<)Od 11 Let him not boast who 1)\tl h11 or'o license? CaD 1191-2!1111. 11-!4-lfc alii Jqtlter. oondltlon. Can be seen after nAY, Phone 742-4753. 11-:H-20tp I II tre armor on as he who puts 1t otr, Tllo e..ntng otus ore Sllurn UO p.m. at oll2 Soul!! 'nded the battle doae. " and Venus. For Sale Ave. . Middleport. lt·ft.Stc DALMATIONS, otr ....U olcl, ~··!·~lld~~aa x11m~~rM!NT POTATOES, Phone 10-!254 Tho Stoto of Ohio, Melgo County thorobrods. Male and fomale. rrebtto Court Proffitt, Portland. Phone 91Z-707$. 11·:H-iltc 10.ts.tfe 1367 SUPER Sport lmpaUa. To tho E.-cvtor Of Admlnl•trotor of the utoto; to 1uch of the followPhone 1191-2768. 11-!Nip ing 01 oro roaldonta of the State of FROM WALL to waD, no lOll POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Ohio, Yi11-tho IUI'VIYI"t tpouae, at all, on CBr1'0ta cleaned wttll th1 ne11t of ~in, tho t.o,..flciorlo• miniature. $75 and up. Stud 1!165 CHEVROLET \l-IA>n truck, unct.r tho willJ ond lo th• Gttornoy Blue Lustre. Rent eleetrle o; service and grooming. Pbope attorr10y1 ropruonting ony of the tong wheel base with over ohampooer $1. Baker Fllml· ofctnrno"'loned II'Oftono: 1191-11443. II S tie load. Haa all new 6-ply com· Ja,. Louie• D. Srnlth, PORIOfOJ', !ln. 11-:!Utc Ohio, No , 19,993, mercia! tires. In l!l<<elles~t You ore h••r notlfi•" thot tho AKC Golden Retriever puppte!, condition. $1:15(). Phone RavlnwontMy ond Awollll'lllnt of thtl srot'S BEFORE )'0111' eya, on ettaN 524 Ash St., Middleport. 1191of :ho oforomontlonod, do• enswood 21.1'4625. yoar new earpot, remove uuod, lo.. ol oold County, woo M4J. 6-U-tfc fllod In thl1 Colll't. Sold lnwoMory them wllll Blue 1Mb. Rent and Appral••-"' will t.e for hoctrBALED TfMUI'H\' AND CLOV· eledrk: ehampooor fl. 'l'llly'a lng before thle Col,rl on tlw 5th WARM Morning coal stove with ER HAY. this years hay 50 of Docornt.or, 1968, ctt 10s00 lllfiii]Diml. ll.JMtc doy fan, heats 3 to 4 rooms, used o'doc~ A.M. cents, year old 40 cenll . Wm . A"y peraon do•irl119 to fllo oaless lllan two monlh&. Glenn lloudasbell. Klngobur~ Raad, c.eptlona thereto mual lllo thorn ot lea tl fl•• doyt prior to tho dote Jewell, llownington. 0. Phone Phone llll2-mtl. ll·U-3ip •ot fot Moring. 688-3135. U·H·121c Ghron urwlor "''I' kl:lnd ol'lcl aeol of 1old Court, thlt 13th d111y 111f Novom• Real Estate For Sale ~y FORD MOTOR, 332 cubic "'· 1968. '!'RY BEFORE you buy. We JOHN C. lACON, J1'l IJY)lACIIQ: Inch, and pony, phone 742Acting Judto on4 oii'"Offlclo will bring this 1968 model zig BUY your wife a ntee home for 3851. lt·!4-3tp (lerlt of ••f4 Cowt zag sewing machine to your ly Jonet I, Merrlt Xmu, large lot, il bedroom ct .... home so you may sew on tt. OOMPLETE barber shop equipwllb eloaela, knoiiJ pine ldl.. 11/liJ_ lli-125~20,;,• If you like It, buy It for only chen, good cablneto, one .!< ment. IH Second Ave., GaD~ NOTiCI DP APPOINTMMT cash or 15.110 per month. one half batba, Jorge Uvln( C.. No, ao.polls, 0. 11·24-3tc If .lttin ltenlt'll', 0..-.1 can 1191-2836. ll·t911c room, lllone fftlllt, noedl """ lat... Notice a. I»N111 ..nn . b t ~ ~~ spouting, new oeptlc tanl, .........._7of Albul, Dlllo, RD I, ObAo. 1367 ZIG ZAIJ.Omatic: Well cluJ¥ •ItPCM~M AdadJUa. EARLY AMERICAN stereo. for<ed air fumaee. run base- triVia of \U koown make sewlnt! machine, .._.it of lobo a.a111611 console wllh AM and FM ~0111111, JIM of 11c11M ,...,._ ment for cblldren to play. I.OJ make! buttonholes, teWI on tJUp, Melp Ceur.•_,, OltiD. radio, automotic floating turn Crlllll&o;n ,,.. re.uUN 10 fUI &M!I buttons, monogram~, etc. All !Jberal flnancl111. ' table. Take over paf1110111& or elalme wlhll lAid fldudllrr WIUdll fwr D. B. WOOD, ..._. wtthoot attachment&. Full balmtMUW. 15 per month, or pay bal.,.,. ::_iAf. WI ~~~~ 4q ot N11n:-.» u Locaot st., GaDlpolll, 0. ance due •odY '"·20 or 15 per 1 due. ...116. ThiJ aet 80id, l'llolloMitllr monlb. Phone WZ.UI&. IOHtl c. much hlgber. Try It In your ., .... c...... 11-IMtc JJ 11.1, .............. ll·:IUic 11 • II I 1'.e homO. Call lft.2836. II·IJ.«c - -- 1!0" PERR'I'1 WILL ev W COMPANY'5 THE Plwr KNOW flEcm:>NIC' 10WfR5 TH~ RIGHT ,_..L'"'--r JANIE. OA515? EEK AND MEEK Wt'\A'fCAA llOtklG, Mt'li'J<:. ? presents to~~pooe~~ .... NOW HES DECIDED 10 KEEP AN EVE ON HER HIMSELF l 773-5543 INFORMATION NEWS ~radt dt.or 6ENDIN6 JANIE YES, W!NNIE,AND ~E ... WMPO ,,.,pt )'ermlt lPUod OVER 71/E !IAIIA!?A !J£SERT.... GEE,MA,FIRST PERRY WIRES lJ.IAT HE'S Mason, West Vlrelnla Penwltt ... 111 A•MMI ..... Mil .. Bo b1 tM COUDdl ol U.. lfDII. . of KJdd.loPCJri u foUo'ft: he. 1. Tbat par..._ pemtUI m.,btl luulld for UDUII Plrtodct IMJiD· nLnc 011 JanUUJ 1 Mil encliDI oa ••• • Alterotionl, aippers and pock.ts. Prof•11lonol rvg cleaning guaranteed. OI:IHMAMCI NO. ,.... An Onllqnn .. Pomiii'O)' Hoov7.. duty, utra dMp Mod•, J."' 1M: iiiUid for • olnfle motor voldcle " ....Ill. of belq parked lD • lbllle patkllll moter tiNIC:. and m.D tntnlol tucb nbldo to park in anu l'rmlnllled bl' Ptrld.n.l me...,. 01111 dllall Dot be lbniletl II tO tbo DWII· Campfete Semee Pboae tiJ.311lil SNUFFVSMIF TH' SHIF'LESS SKONK ~VIM!' 51'1'-CI> ....Sf! ';< BLAETTNARS &ec. U. A pennlt wben IUuod C. C. BRADFORD AucnONEER LAST NIGHTI SEEN HIM WIF f>/WOWN I ~orGOWHWAY LAND fbrl U.~. 6-9%-18 On Dlsplar 115 Soon To Anlve Business ServiKADIO .!< TV REPAIR and antennas lntlaUed. John Harrl· son, Phone IJ92.25%%. 114 30tc I COME TO SweAR OUT A WAIIAANT AG'INST NO\N, CALES, BUT fUSI' CHANCE I GIT, I'LL GO NAB DEDI>!' WHAT G000 a< !!liD f'Of2 D6M/I.,,JW,,t; ';OLI EVINRUDE 69's All Here SEVEN YEAR OLD Spotted Geldlng, 57 inclles, weD brok· FIVE ROOM house, ball!. balemen!. 11162 Llnootn Ria. Phone 011, quiet for chlldren. pbone tm-5671. II·:H-«e 7U-Ifll. 11·12-Slc •on. 1/H HENHOU5E I WHAT NJOOr S!IJilEIIIli I'M TIED UP RIGHT ·' For Sale rr Rent AQUARIUMS, Cllrlstmu - · 5, 10, 15, gaBon. See our complete line of l!l<otic fish and supplies. Gift certificates available. 'l1le House of 'II'U· MAPLE STEREO radio console first road left below comblnatlcn: 1967 modem atePleasant Point Resort. Open n!O, AMiP'M radio eomblnaI lA> 9 Tuesday, Thursday and ttoa, 4-opeed auiDmaUe changSaturday. Phone im-1065. er. Modem maple console. 11-24·10tc Balance due $fl.lll or payments of f6 per month. Call tft-3211. lt·ZU!c Good Used Furniture i08 W. Moln oulbulldlnga and fndt tnes. On blaettop roitd. Garage. Only ts6DII.CIO. RT. 1M - 7 rooma. bath, basement, fumal'e, and garage. November opeelal $3.01111.00. RURAL - 4 room frame, large cistern. large lot. f'lO<! ei road. ISGII.CIO dOwn $34.119 a monlh. FOR SALE - Bids will be re<elved at the offlo:ea of Web. ster and Fults unlll Saturday, November 30, 1168, at 10:00 o'Clock A.M. for tile purcbaae HELEN llHI VIRGIL TEAFORD of lbe automobile of E. C. ~SSOCIATEB lr..m5 Bryan, being a 19111 Chevro~YIIACUSB let Impala Sodau, loW mlle11·ZI-3fl qe. 11·2Uic 1 owner cor ond priced to go. SEVEN ROOM apartment In Middleport, newly cleaned and rooking. Live in. Phone 9925251. 0 . Hinely, over Uberty Fors.t. 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans. Radio & heater. Local kETIRING DEC. 31, 1968. Will buy metals untll above day and roots. No fur or bides wanted. Bill Batley, Reedsville, Ohio. ti-24-!0tc ht>mmlng. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, . 1962 MERCURY Comet 4 Door ............. $595 Nolfce Phone 77H651. 614-992-2181 heater. We know you will like this one. For Rent zippers, Call Pomeroy HE SllJl..E 1WO CHlCI<ENS FROM SIIERIFF TAIT II "Business Se'rvices RACINE RURAL - 21 aerei, four room house. half hath, baoement, i>H furnace, aeveral 1962 CHEVY II H.T. CPE ................. $599 1963 CHEVROLET Impala H.T. Cpe........ $995 12 contt ...,, •orod throe conaecu· •i• HOISTETTER REALTY GEO. IIOBSIEIIER, ..... Motor Co. QP Local 1 owner car, VB' engine, std. trans., radio & S c.mt "" W.,od o,.. Jntorti- tiwe ina.,tiona. 11 cent• ,... Woul Pomeroy 2 SIGNS 5 •·"'· O.r B•'•• ,..,lutiOft .._..., D.etlli .. 9 •·"'· c ••• n.tiont ' c ...... ctiont Will .. __ ,._. IHitll 9 •.•. , ... O.r .t P•lketlo11 . . Tllo 0o11,y Seitlnel, P<JIIIeroy~Mlddl'!I'GI't, 0., ~. Ncma t 1 %5, 1968 6 - r. FIW Estimates . . • Quality Concrete '• Certified Strenatll • Delivery • Quick Service • flillshlq . • • Sand &Gravel FRIENDS ~AVf>J'T ¥0U HW1D TH< · El'Pao55<01l :•.-~o~DL.!NESS •5 ~ ~~PI'Y DO"? ' 'OtiS TCNJI1'-.:i OriE BIG LOOHY DIAL !192-3284 9111 IF 'I'OU ASI< ME ... , SECOND M BV"flrt' UP ALL THE PROPERTY EXCfi'T CHIEF FLOW GENTL'( ' S SPReAD - · Af'i' 1101' ~ SOUL '30SPEClU'I' WHAT HE AIMS T'(!2 WITH THE LAHD---! GOEGLEIN 407 Po\GE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ·- .. ~HT ! 'tO.J MEAN OOOI..A, THE OOE WHO L.II<E WITH A DOLl. HE~, lNHO NEEDS DINOSAURS? GUIDED "'''UR. CAMERAMAN? ........ , "* ---- .... •tu• 65 DODGE.. $33.65 por ••· Dart -4 Or, S•don. Auto, tr•n•· 6 eyl. on• of 1t.. cloone1t 65 In our ereo. A one owner car ,.ody for th.t road. 63 Llocolo.. $33,65 P•! 010. ContlnentOI 4 Or. hdon. One of tho flno•t u..d c•fl you will ev•r flrul for th• big car buy•, Fully oqulpp•d with Air Con41~ tlonlns ctr>4 ~nanp other occ• .. ••1... 63 BUJCK .... ,28.85 po• .,., us.t.re 2 Dr. Horcl Top. Extro nice for 63 mod1lo Powot at..lna, Powtr bi'CI""' Auto~toth:: tran•. Blue with whiM top. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GhiC TRUCIIS Ph. 992-2143 Pomoro,, Ohlo c- D,..,. m . -... - ,. ~ •· . J • •• •' •• ••• :• i ~ I • DAILY CROSSWORD 17. Be(in· ACROSS 1. A fine. 41. Genus of swine rralned rock 42. Cookatove 6. ShOe Bhade 9. 0ne who sell the speed to 22. Con.sen- Uent cowboys 24. Com ~ pua point 25. Part or 4. Part ot Caaalus' •·look' ' 14. Calliope's 5. Healt&nt the chancl!l COOlin remark 6 . Chisholm 26. Muelcal charac· hl(h.w&)'& 16. Uaher'• ~at u . Service- or Orq-on man'• club 1. PolnU at 17. A patn Un( 18. Poet S. Bay city eldeat eon and name- ""'' 22. Cleopatra's aerpent 23. Plagulnl' 25. Brayer ~1. Patton or Bradley 30. Box ICOn abbrevt&tion 31. Hl&:h In pitch 32. Chlllence 33. OUt.tment SIS. Shoe- maker' a concem 37. City, lake and canal 38. BeLWMn Tl.urua and Pl.... 39. For nch ~0. Goea Wlt.h amaJIC and umbob . 34. Stead ler11 28. Main- O&uoh 36. Pat· rick's fJJ 4 1•4 I" I"' •• "' " ·~ I' ~ I'" w I•• "Rouch· rider" I• I" ~n ~ lQUlWEA !alt ~o . •• [) • ~· ., ...f I t] SA V5 NOiHIN5 Al'ieR' A 500D LICKIN6. ' STA'TEMENT ... I'S'ol:~iln'RIC V \l ~ ..A Now arran1• the clrcl..t letton to form the aurpriae amwer, u suueatrd by the abo•e cartoon. ~~=~=~~-~-==-~~~~rxxxxxriJ J 1malol•·~= VINOM ~ S.t•nt.r'• I 1\n.o...·•·r: ~IR 10 I THIS SHU'Tl> UP AND II LOWLY MOIItD DUGOUt TA. peod'• ~..U. '"'' DCl &WOOD A Cant lliiiD Quolatloa ICNS ~ GET WIO Cf 141M! (AIIIIw,.,.. , _ , . . , ) \1 \9 I WYEU!'tt~ ~ . h f0 •• lj: [J I [) 30. Vii· la.ln"s taJn :3 TV SEt.. 7N47'%L ' 31. Claim" ln Italy 29. Annie 11. Klnd ot puu Laurie. 12. Cake tidbit tor 13. Permeate example tof<lrul . .):' one letter to each square. to form (our ordinar)· "·ords. acorea drugatore 3. Things done I'LL PULL 'f~e FUSE FOR TilE Unscramble thesefourJumbl.-s, :u. Golf DOWN lnh!t II. Stocking filler 12. Entrance.t 20. JJtY1MIDJ1~; llotJ ..,,. ·"..1..-l ,_. ning Let It 1. Scanty 2. Haunt.a ror 10. Creek or l9.Jacob'a STAYTHBRE. ..COli. • •• ••• • •• c~,~mmlngs =--- IF YOU ' • ••• ~ 10 SOBDT WT RCM DAIL\' QRYPI'OQUIYI'E- Here's how to work II: AXYDLII.A.A.XR Ia LONGI"II:LLOl\' CJne lelter 1impi,Y Manda Cor another. In thl» INlf!'lpi• -A .. UMt1 rur tile ·three L'•· X tor the two 0'.11, etc. Slncle lettera. apoaLrophlea, the l11ngl.h nnd formation of tbe wordl af'Cj all hint.. Each tlrty the code letter~~ afll dlfhreaL CM 0 RUMKCEQI KOECSYE ERS CM BBMCDS WSB. - CY LRCJR KUMMSMM88 EU JRGYFS WQPBSIOCDS KatardAJ'• CI'J'P ...... &e: OI'TI:N THIC FEAR OF ONE EVIL LIIADS US INTO A WORSE.-BOILI:AU . tO IMI. KIOr r.aturt• a,adlcatl!', Jn<'. ) HE!l.P. .. FOUR 5f5510NS .... TWE>tl'{ CENTS .. NO DISCO\INTS ...DR.LUC~ VAA PaT ... • I REFUSE 1U SELL .wi AHDRE;) WI/E'rn ! �Gr~de Re.~~lts A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring·Top WANT AD IN,ORMATION DEADLINES RfGULATIONS Tl\o P~lltt..f ruorvu fn, rlg.ht to odlt ar reject any odt doon~ed oD- :Octh•,.A.Io. T"-f.vblhho, ,wUI net:t bo rotponolblo or more '"""" .,.. lncOIToet Intortion. RATES P:w r'•nt Allll S.. .. iu Minl- Chet .. 7Sc con•ocuti•o lnoortiona. ' 25 ,... cent Oiuou..t on poi" och oNI eio ,.hi ..-ilhin 10 doro. CARD OF THANKS & OIITUAAY ..'J,;~:..;; .:. ;::• .,,_. •• 8 UNO AOS AIUUienol 25c C...... ,.., .t.dw•tloorMrlt. OF,CE HOURS e,Joo.rn. .~ • to. "5:00 8:30 12:00 QIIAUTY Local 1 owner car, good tires, std. trans. 6 cyl. en-gine. Radio and Heater. Red finish. ,Noon.• . Dctilr . ~ura..; ( . JK. . , ' OPEN !VIS, 1:00 P_fA' POMEROY, OHIO II.•••••---•------~~~~--;.• ForS.je completely redecorated. front and back porches and entran· ces. For Information caD 99UI'IO. 11·17·tft WILL DO sewing at home pocket~. pegging. POUR ROOM furnished apartalterations, etc. ment. All uWI!i<S paid. l'llillle 11-!Wc 119t397li. 4-30-tlc 6 ROOM apartment, clooe to downtown Pomeroy. Call 119121U before ~ p.m. 11·1"tfc VACANCY for two elderly pt!(lple. Prefer private paid patients. Pbone M...n, '173-5185. 10-8-tfc 4 ROOM FVRNISHED apartment, bath and llbower, fur.. TURKEY SHOOT, Racine Gun n..,. beat, prtvote parking, Club. Sunday, Nov. 24. start- out of all floodJ, 3 blocks rrom ing time 1 p.m. Free eabl:. post ofllce. 1191-5932 from 12 Bring your 22 rmes. There p.m. to I p.m. 11-lttfc will also be a live turkey shoo!. Open sites only. t'URNISHED garage apartment 11-19-5tc on Linaoln HiU; uUlities paid. Adults only. Phone 1192-3489. Help Wanted 11·%%-3tc LADY TO DO houoework and 11·24-tfc Th<atr.. TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville. Ohio. Phone 992-3324. It·- BAR MAID and waltr.ss want- FURNISHED THREE ROOM APARTMENT with bath, ed. Must be it yeara old. Adults, 212 South Fiftll Ave , Whispering Pines Nlte Club. Middleport, phone 1191-5435. Phone 1191-9113. 1Ht.stc 11·21-lfc .. Wanted ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. mlscellanl!'ous. Mrs. Howard Cedi, 8011 W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1·15-lfc Wanted To Buy O'OULD LIKE to buy small cuckoo ctoc:k. Call 99U261. ll-24-3tp Employment Wanted · C.4RPENTRY, palotlng, plwnb. lng, eloctrlcal -k. Phone lllellhlre 367-7852. 11.2f-121p For Sala or Trade .. 0111 CHEVY pickup, l!o·lon, with camper, for sale or trade. Salem St.. Rutland. 11-!1-4tc 1157 JAGUAR, M .!< G Food Markel, three mil.. oouth or M1ddleport "" Rl. 7. 11·24-iltc 1118'7 PONTIAC Finlllrd, V-4 auIDmaUc transmlsslon, 11113 Oldsmobile convertible, V-4. -steering, power brakes: !IllS Rambler station wagon, I cylinder. standard. Financing avaDable. Phone or 8112-5748. 11-!4-tft -7 For Rent P'URNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Clooe to oc!IIIOl Phone llliWIM. 11).11-trc P'URNISIIED apartment. 4 rooms and bath. Marton Reynolds. Maoon, W. Va. Phone '173-5147. 11·12'tfc STORAGE SPACE. storage for boats. trailers, cars, campers, etc. Write P.O. Boo 3%9, Pomeroy. Phone 912: 1798 or see Dick Seyler. ll-12-l2tc ' . P'URNISHED APARTMENTS tn Middleport. All uUlllles paid. Rowley & Reed, Middleport, Phone 1191-2'171. lf.%:1-tfc ~. 'f'IWLER LOTS. Bob'o Mobile Coort, SJracuse, Ohto on Slate Rt. !M; Phone f.lt·tfC .,_.!. TRAILER SPACE, ready to hoot up, private, ple!lty of room for clllldrtn to play. Phone 991-3W4. 8-14-tfc FOUR RooM HOOSE and bat~. unfumlsbed. 1650 Un<oln Phone 192-31'71. 1fl.zt.Uc llelihts. Ill'••· @) Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 Pc. SOLID SfATE stereo: 1967 wa!. nut otereo conoole with 4 speaken. 4-speed automatic dlanger. Take over payments of $5.25 per monlh or pay bal. anco due fl4.tll. Pllone 1191iiZII. It-lUte liVING ROOM SUITE .... $25.00 LIVING ROOM CHAIR .... $12.00 ROCKING CHAIRS • . •• .... $8.00 :J.Pc. END TABLE SET ... . ... $18.00 T.V. SET ..-lth ttond .... SlS.OO ChildNnt OESK & CHAIR .. .. ...... $1.00 FLOOR & TABLE LAMPS yantsludget Shop Pomeroy 992-5896 GOOD USED Hardwick gas range, Norge refrlgera1or, large •lze Warm Morning gas heater, two-wheel trailer. Cali REDUCE SAFE, simple and fast wtlb Gubese tabtell. On· ly 96 cents. Nelson Drugs. 11·:.301P flOOD HAY and straw. Call m.m'l. 11·%%-1%tp 99U909. 11·21-41c SIX ROOM house on Mill St., In Middleport. Inquire at U9 USED SPINET plano, A-1 con- Llnco1n St. ll·:rulc DOZER. BACKHOE, trencher and truck service, oeplle tanks, water lines, basements. also topsoil. Henry Babr. Phone 915-3981 or Roger Bahr, Phone 985-3958. 11-1~ Sclitwerzel •rllt 3. t&"f: ••• ·.•.••• JJt<l6 Sat .•••• • ••••••, .. 7 Hocki111J1ort, Ohio Phone 667·3370 • ·· .. ·····II t<1 6 SPECIAL SNOW TIRE SALE "'PSn' .Wl,eel Alignment Racine, OJdo Crill Bradranl I I tfc AIR CONDmONING Refrigeration se!"'lee. Jack's Refrtg· eratlon, New Haven. hone 182-2079. ' a tie READY • '!IX concrete delivered rtght to your project. Fast and easy. Free eaDmates. Phone 1191-3284, Goeg· lein Ready • Mix Co., Middle.. port, Ohio. 6 1111 1ft YOU LI~IJ ro nr;s.M. '-!- LI.T 'EM WHISPER ~ THEMSELFS! EF AN' ONASSIS CDUI.D DO "10 CAIN'T KIN MARRY W&.'! HIM!.' From the Lorpat Truclo Of Ilulloin:er Rldfator To Tho !mallelt Heater Core. · s~ss II ply nrl011. 775•1 .. """• S••-n• ONLY St8.95 P lu• 2.19 faderol Tax -GUARANTEEDI'HONE 992-2094 Moat popular oiHt • .,,uo•l•. LI•IW number ot thla ptlc•. Fully parOPteH. lullt by o bl1 tire for , • , .,..ker omeroy Homit & Atlfol l2A W. PIGWII!f), · ~ ... .. MaiD PH. 119ll.2U3 " . MAINMOORE'S 'OIIUOY AIC CLEANER &.SHIRT LAUNDRY ........rl• ,,.................. ,...... tt. OfdalMtl Dt.c:ember 31 of Parltlnl ueh :rear. .U0 ber of bola~ wiUeb .ueb nhk'le rem:U.na parked. See. IU. A permit iMDod dWl be uUd oal7 tor Ule Qedfllld vtlllelo for wllleb U Ms blUed IIDd MQ noi "• tro..,.rnd to utOUHir •· tbat 11:1 lbo awoD1 tbo holder ttC a Ptl'll"~ LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. or • vebk:lo for ""leb • t. 18Ue4, aucb •older 1111)' ban • replacement permU tllllod to h1Ja for the 'bolanee of Ulo pear up. on .aarrendor of tho orfllD&l ptrmlt lA \bo e...ent IUeb flol4or bu moU.. 1!1' mO(or yehleto. A ' " oJ ti.OO lba.ll \olo ch•rled for .ueb tn..tor. Ike. IV. Tho foo for Ule permit abl.ll be 110.011 per 70ar for a puml.l 1YilOd ltelon April J, MI'.IO for a lllan:h 31 IIDII bll!foro lul)' 11 IID.OO for a penal& dillon, light walnut flnillh, iPUIId after .I'WMI 30 bat bctlore ()e. $495. Wendell's, 111111 Garllelcl Tf!REE BEDROOM ranch style Iober I IDdl llUG for a permit latued after September 30 ef 1.117 ,...., Ave.. Parl<ershurg, W. Va. borne In Syrmue. Hardwood IBM. v. A permU ~ .dl4 , be Keeping Meigs Phone as..w!l. 11·21·29lc •~.uodl 0 HJ'Dll& 111'hb:lb ~dall &~~ei.Ui7 floora, slA>rm doors and cartrM ~~~au ctftd nar of motor ~ port. Economical gas beat. ~r whleb. U.. ponU& &. lNae4, IIDd Gallic and till POI'D'IU •llaD bo cllaplqed oa. • Clooe to lchool and churebes. HUDGET PRICE furniture on near FOUR ROOM house in lower GHRISTMAS SPECIAL! Free tbe bottom left comer of tbl Mason, Area life-alze walking doll and 3 our third noor budget ohop. -14. Phone 1191-2954. ll.ZZ.t%1p Monkey Run, Pomeroy: furSec. VJ. Tb1l Ord.lnaDol lb&lJ. taM months of piano lessons by Baker Furniture, Middleport, elteet nace, waler, gas; $4:0 a month. aDd 1M in liJI'Oct from aD4 af. Informed As teacher of your choice with AKC Puppies, Scottleo, Cockers. Ohio. :ZS.tft * PUM4 · Nov11111bar 1-l, 1 • See Esla Brickle!, Brlckles die lUit dQ' of N1tftmblr the purchase or a new Wur· Poodlea, Weatles and Schnauz. Gulf Service, Albany. Well As .IOttN W. ZIRilU lltzer plano. Good quality era, Barkaroo Kl'a .. Coolville, SEWING MACHINES. repair li·~P PNIIdllllt of CMincll service, an makes. IVY 2- AtNih . . . . ., . . guitar outfit, $34.95; Good seOhio, ·Phone 667-3654. Entertained lection of Estey chord organs, 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pom- (11) D US) I It lt·lo.JO!c TWO BEDROOM new home In eroy. Authorized Singer Sales S139.50 up: llfeUme guaranMason. gas heat. uWity room. tee on reeds. WendeU'o, IP and Service. We Sh8r110n NOtiCI OP APP'OINTMIJIIT $3 ACRE farm. M .!< G Food Velma Zuspan. Phone 773Cue No. 111011 Garfield Ave., Parkersburg, Set....... S-29-tfc l•toto of ,,.. . IIIU..Wif Martel, three mllea oouth of Nott. DIU$$ 1 5750. IH"lc W. Va. Phone 485-1401. Notlfl, il blrebr liven Uwt Dartlli THE HOTEL MARTIN Bar l& Middleport on Rt. 7. lmllb of BHdllvlDe, Ohio, .._, :~111 11-21-29lc SKATE-A·WAY holiday parties. lt·:H-Sic open Wedneodo.Y and Thura-dub' Qpoln.ktl A.4adlllltrator Ill '"• I'URNlSRED 4 Room Houe. bt.a.. of Jl'n4 Slt.um..,- cl6e•~Wl4. •numksgivlng, Frtclay, Nov. diJ' evening lor your donclng !..ower Monkey Run, Pomeroy, .,_"- e1 a.octlvW._. llolll County, Ohio, CORN OUT of field, plctdn!l 22, New Yean Eve, Tues., Cndi\ora oq roqlllnd to lUI 11 tir pleasure. Closed Thankqlvlfw GUERNSEY CIJW and calf. $40, no bath, has running waDec. Sl. 7:30 to 11:311. Open el.._ wtl.ll Nid fldlld&cy wiWn four !loy. 11-25.3tc Phone 247·2348. 11-:H-«c ter & gas heat. See Eota now. Phone - · 1l.J4.3t.c Christmas Eve. Cloeed (Jhr!at. Da'-1 Uda Dad dQ o1 NOW!IIbor _ Brlckles. Brickles Gull Ser· mu. Open Wedneoday, FriP, 11. O'aliUIN CORD WOOD. Phooe 247·:12411. vice, Albany. lt-2Uip Lost and Found P,._.. .IU41.. .t Nkl Ctutl~ TIMOTHY HAY 40 to iiO cents day, Saturday, 7:30 to 19:30. H~IJI;IJiato 11-:H-«c a bale. Marvin Wilson, IloJ:. Available lor parties, ....,_ LOST. tack rabbit dog, WORKING MEN'S apartment, ter. 1l-24-31p clay. Tuesday and 'Iburlday mostly black. Loot lnlhe vtd,.. TWO REGISFEREn black and two rooRUI and bath, furnace Artrw• tt Prm.t Pualt Saturday and SUnday ley ~ Rudand. Iteward. 001 ntgbts, tan mon bound pupo. Phone heat. Private entrance. Call BOY'S !JO.Incb blcyde, Vel"/ afternoons. Phone 11851129 or 992-6554. ll-2li-5tc II92-M40 between 5 and 7 p.m. · ll·:ll,ille good condition. Garage looll .... 11·17-30tc 11·2Utc and equipment. Gall M!Der. TWO lfi.INCII !·BEAMS 17 feet Phone 99!-3196. 11-ft..Stc tong, two Keywtone eusl'om CIGARETI'E vending machlnel THREE-BEDROOM traDer. M The Almaaae ., and servll:e.. ABC Enterprlsoa. mags for Pontiac or Olds. .!< G Food Markel, three miles By Untied Proaa IDlenatlonol f.IX GERMAN Pollee puppies. Mason, W.Va. Phone 7'1U34il. ..,.th of Middleport on Rt 7. Phone Coolvtlle, tii541'1W. 'l'odll' lo MoodaJ, Nov. 25, the $15 to $20, 1669 Lincoln 1111. 11-M-41p 11·!4-3tc 330lh day of 1968 with 36 lA> Alone 1191-'1035. 11·24-at ~~ Insurance 1\1) CHEVY. +<loor, Vf!rJ good FURNISRED two-bedroom, 1be moon 11 between Ita new flrst floor apartment, MJdd1e. In FT. x 50 FT., AMERICAN motor, $1CIO. Phone New Hav· AUTOMOBILE l111111'811Ce beel A 111ou1t¢ for the do¥: Henry plase and llrst quarter, houoe traDer. front end ldtcancelled? Lost your operat. Wadsworth Longfellow, said, en &2881. 11-:H-illp port. Phone 1191-38'14. ore Mara Tllo m""""" chen. two bedroom•. In j!<)Od 11 Let him not boast who 1)\tl h11 or'o license? CaD 1191-2!1111. 11-!4-lfc alii Jqtlter. oondltlon. Can be seen after nAY, Phone 742-4753. 11-:H-20tp I II tre armor on as he who puts 1t otr, Tllo e..ntng otus ore Sllurn UO p.m. at oll2 Soul!! 'nded the battle doae. " and Venus. For Sale Ave. . Middleport. lt·ft.Stc DALMATIONS, otr ....U olcl, ~··!·~lld~~aa x11m~~rM!NT POTATOES, Phone 10-!254 Tho Stoto of Ohio, Melgo County thorobrods. Male and fomale. rrebtto Court Proffitt, Portland. Phone 91Z-707$. 11·:H-iltc 10.ts.tfe 1367 SUPER Sport lmpaUa. To tho E.-cvtor Of Admlnl•trotor of the utoto; to 1uch of the followPhone 1191-2768. 11-!Nip ing 01 oro roaldonta of the State of FROM WALL to waD, no lOll POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Ohio, Yi11-tho IUI'VIYI"t tpouae, at all, on CBr1'0ta cleaned wttll th1 ne11t of ~in, tho t.o,..flciorlo• miniature. $75 and up. Stud 1!165 CHEVROLET \l-IA>n truck, unct.r tho willJ ond lo th• Gttornoy Blue Lustre. Rent eleetrle o; service and grooming. Pbope attorr10y1 ropruonting ony of the tong wheel base with over ohampooer $1. Baker Fllml· ofctnrno"'loned II'Oftono: 1191-11443. II S tie load. Haa all new 6-ply com· Ja,. Louie• D. Srnlth, PORIOfOJ', !ln. 11-:!Utc Ohio, No , 19,993, mercia! tires. In l!l<<elles~t You ore h••r notlfi•" thot tho AKC Golden Retriever puppte!, condition. $1:15(). Phone RavlnwontMy ond Awollll'lllnt of thtl srot'S BEFORE )'0111' eya, on ettaN 524 Ash St., Middleport. 1191of :ho oforomontlonod, do• enswood 21.1'4625. yoar new earpot, remove uuod, lo.. ol oold County, woo M4J. 6-U-tfc fllod In thl1 Colll't. Sold lnwoMory them wllll Blue 1Mb. Rent and Appral••-"' will t.e for hoctrBALED TfMUI'H\' AND CLOV· eledrk: ehampooor fl. 'l'llly'a lng before thle Col,rl on tlw 5th WARM Morning coal stove with ER HAY. this years hay 50 of Docornt.or, 1968, ctt 10s00 lllfiii]Diml. ll.JMtc doy fan, heats 3 to 4 rooms, used o'doc~ A.M. cents, year old 40 cenll . Wm . A"y peraon do•irl119 to fllo oaless lllan two monlh&. Glenn lloudasbell. Klngobur~ Raad, c.eptlona thereto mual lllo thorn ot lea tl fl•• doyt prior to tho dote Jewell, llownington. 0. Phone Phone llll2-mtl. ll·U-3ip •ot fot Moring. 688-3135. U·H·121c Ghron urwlor "''I' kl:lnd ol'lcl aeol of 1old Court, thlt 13th d111y 111f Novom• Real Estate For Sale ~y FORD MOTOR, 332 cubic "'· 1968. '!'RY BEFORE you buy. We JOHN C. lACON, J1'l IJY)lACIIQ: Inch, and pony, phone 742Acting Judto on4 oii'"Offlclo will bring this 1968 model zig BUY your wife a ntee home for 3851. lt·!4-3tp (lerlt of ••f4 Cowt zag sewing machine to your ly Jonet I, Merrlt Xmu, large lot, il bedroom ct .... home so you may sew on tt. OOMPLETE barber shop equipwllb eloaela, knoiiJ pine ldl.. 11/liJ_ lli-125~20,;,• If you like It, buy It for only chen, good cablneto, one .!< ment. IH Second Ave., GaD~ NOTiCI DP APPOINTMMT cash or 15.110 per month. one half batba, Jorge Uvln( C.. No, ao.polls, 0. 11·24-3tc If .lttin ltenlt'll', 0..-.1 can 1191-2836. ll·t911c room, lllone fftlllt, noedl """ lat... Notice a. I»N111 ..nn . b t ~ ~~ spouting, new oeptlc tanl, .........._7of Albul, Dlllo, RD I, ObAo. 1367 ZIG ZAIJ.Omatic: Well cluJ¥ •ItPCM~M AdadJUa. EARLY AMERICAN stereo. for<ed air fumaee. run base- triVia of \U koown make sewlnt! machine, .._.it of lobo a.a111611 console wllh AM and FM ~0111111, JIM of 11c11M ,...,._ ment for cblldren to play. I.OJ make! buttonholes, teWI on tJUp, Melp Ceur.•_,, OltiD. radio, automotic floating turn Crlllll&o;n ,,.. re.uUN 10 fUI &M!I buttons, monogram~, etc. All !Jberal flnancl111. ' table. Take over paf1110111& or elalme wlhll lAid fldudllrr WIUdll fwr D. B. WOOD, ..._. wtthoot attachment&. Full balmtMUW. 15 per month, or pay bal.,.,. ::_iAf. WI ~~~~ 4q ot N11n:-.» u Locaot st., GaDlpolll, 0. ance due •odY '"·20 or 15 per 1 due. ...116. ThiJ aet 80id, l'llolloMitllr monlb. Phone WZ.UI&. IOHtl c. much hlgber. Try It In your ., .... c...... 11-IMtc JJ 11.1, .............. ll·:IUic 11 • II I 1'.e homO. Call lft.2836. II·IJ.«c - -- 1!0" PERR'I'1 WILL ev W COMPANY'5 THE Plwr KNOW flEcm:>NIC' 10WfR5 TH~ RIGHT ,_..L'"'--r JANIE. OA515? EEK AND MEEK Wt'\A'fCAA llOtklG, Mt'li'J<:. ? presents to~~pooe~~ .... NOW HES DECIDED 10 KEEP AN EVE ON HER HIMSELF l 773-5543 INFORMATION NEWS ~radt dt.or 6ENDIN6 JANIE YES, W!NNIE,AND ~E ... WMPO ,,.,pt )'ermlt lPUod OVER 71/E !IAIIA!?A !J£SERT.... GEE,MA,FIRST PERRY WIRES lJ.IAT HE'S Mason, West Vlrelnla Penwltt ... 111 A•MMI ..... Mil .. Bo b1 tM COUDdl ol U.. lfDII. . of KJdd.loPCJri u foUo'ft: he. 1. Tbat par..._ pemtUI m.,btl luulld for UDUII Plrtodct IMJiD· nLnc 011 JanUUJ 1 Mil encliDI oa ••• • Alterotionl, aippers and pock.ts. Prof•11lonol rvg cleaning guaranteed. OI:IHMAMCI NO. ,.... An Onllqnn .. Pomiii'O)' Hoov7.. duty, utra dMp Mod•, J."' 1M: iiiUid for • olnfle motor voldcle " ....Ill. of belq parked lD • lbllle patkllll moter tiNIC:. and m.D tntnlol tucb nbldo to park in anu l'rmlnllled bl' Ptrld.n.l me...,. 01111 dllall Dot be lbniletl II tO tbo DWII· Campfete Semee Pboae tiJ.311lil SNUFFVSMIF TH' SHIF'LESS SKONK ~VIM!' 51'1'-CI> ....Sf! ';< BLAETTNARS &ec. U. A pennlt wben IUuod C. C. BRADFORD AucnONEER LAST NIGHTI SEEN HIM WIF f>/WOWN I ~orGOWHWAY LAND fbrl U.~. 6-9%-18 On Dlsplar 115 Soon To Anlve Business ServiKADIO .!< TV REPAIR and antennas lntlaUed. John Harrl· son, Phone IJ92.25%%. 114 30tc I COME TO SweAR OUT A WAIIAANT AG'INST NO\N, CALES, BUT fUSI' CHANCE I GIT, I'LL GO NAB DEDI>!' WHAT G000 a< !!liD f'Of2 D6M/I.,,JW,,t; ';OLI EVINRUDE 69's All Here SEVEN YEAR OLD Spotted Geldlng, 57 inclles, weD brok· FIVE ROOM house, ball!. balemen!. 11162 Llnootn Ria. Phone 011, quiet for chlldren. pbone tm-5671. II·:H-«e 7U-Ifll. 11·12-Slc •on. 1/H HENHOU5E I WHAT NJOOr S!IJilEIIIli I'M TIED UP RIGHT ·' For Sale rr Rent AQUARIUMS, Cllrlstmu - · 5, 10, 15, gaBon. See our complete line of l!l<otic fish and supplies. Gift certificates available. 'l1le House of 'II'U· MAPLE STEREO radio console first road left below comblnatlcn: 1967 modem atePleasant Point Resort. Open n!O, AMiP'M radio eomblnaI lA> 9 Tuesday, Thursday and ttoa, 4-opeed auiDmaUe changSaturday. Phone im-1065. er. Modem maple console. 11-24·10tc Balance due $fl.lll or payments of f6 per month. Call tft-3211. lt·ZU!c Good Used Furniture i08 W. Moln oulbulldlnga and fndt tnes. On blaettop roitd. Garage. Only ts6DII.CIO. RT. 1M - 7 rooma. bath, basement, fumal'e, and garage. November opeelal $3.01111.00. RURAL - 4 room frame, large cistern. large lot. f'lO<! ei road. ISGII.CIO dOwn $34.119 a monlh. FOR SALE - Bids will be re<elved at the offlo:ea of Web. ster and Fults unlll Saturday, November 30, 1168, at 10:00 o'Clock A.M. for tile purcbaae HELEN llHI VIRGIL TEAFORD of lbe automobile of E. C. ~SSOCIATEB lr..m5 Bryan, being a 19111 Chevro~YIIACUSB let Impala Sodau, loW mlle11·ZI-3fl qe. 11·2Uic 1 owner cor ond priced to go. SEVEN ROOM apartment In Middleport, newly cleaned and rooking. Live in. Phone 9925251. 0 . Hinely, over Uberty Fors.t. 6 cyl. engine, automatic trans. Radio & heater. Local kETIRING DEC. 31, 1968. Will buy metals untll above day and roots. No fur or bides wanted. Bill Batley, Reedsville, Ohio. ti-24-!0tc ht>mmlng. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, . 1962 MERCURY Comet 4 Door ............. $595 Nolfce Phone 77H651. 614-992-2181 heater. We know you will like this one. For Rent zippers, Call Pomeroy HE SllJl..E 1WO CHlCI<ENS FROM SIIERIFF TAIT II "Business Se'rvices RACINE RURAL - 21 aerei, four room house. half hath, baoement, i>H furnace, aeveral 1962 CHEVY II H.T. CPE ................. $599 1963 CHEVROLET Impala H.T. Cpe........ $995 12 contt ...,, •orod throe conaecu· •i• HOISTETTER REALTY GEO. IIOBSIEIIER, ..... Motor Co. QP Local 1 owner car, VB' engine, std. trans., radio & S c.mt "" W.,od o,.. Jntorti- tiwe ina.,tiona. 11 cent• ,... Woul Pomeroy 2 SIGNS 5 •·"'· O.r B•'•• ,..,lutiOft .._..., D.etlli .. 9 •·"'· c ••• n.tiont ' c ...... ctiont Will .. __ ,._. IHitll 9 •.•. , ... O.r .t P•lketlo11 . . Tllo 0o11,y Seitlnel, P<JIIIeroy~Mlddl'!I'GI't, 0., ~. Ncma t 1 %5, 1968 6 - r. FIW Estimates . . • Quality Concrete '• Certified Strenatll • Delivery • Quick Service • flillshlq . • • Sand &Gravel FRIENDS ~AVf>J'T ¥0U HW1D TH< · El'Pao55<01l :•.-~o~DL.!NESS •5 ~ ~~PI'Y DO"? ' 'OtiS TCNJI1'-.:i OriE BIG LOOHY DIAL !192-3284 9111 IF 'I'OU ASI< ME ... , SECOND M BV"flrt' UP ALL THE PROPERTY EXCfi'T CHIEF FLOW GENTL'( ' S SPReAD - · Af'i' 1101' ~ SOUL '30SPEClU'I' WHAT HE AIMS T'(!2 WITH THE LAHD---! GOEGLEIN 407 Po\GE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ·- .. ~HT ! 'tO.J MEAN OOOI..A, THE OOE WHO L.II<E WITH A DOLl. HE~, lNHO NEEDS DINOSAURS? GUIDED "'''UR. CAMERAMAN? ........ , "* ---- .... •tu• 65 DODGE.. $33.65 por ••· Dart -4 Or, S•don. Auto, tr•n•· 6 eyl. on• of 1t.. cloone1t 65 In our ereo. A one owner car ,.ody for th.t road. 63 Llocolo.. $33,65 P•! 010. ContlnentOI 4 Or. hdon. One of tho flno•t u..d c•fl you will ev•r flrul for th• big car buy•, Fully oqulpp•d with Air Con41~ tlonlns ctr>4 ~nanp other occ• .. ••1... 63 BUJCK .... ,28.85 po• .,., us.t.re 2 Dr. Horcl Top. Extro nice for 63 mod1lo Powot at..lna, Powtr bi'CI""' Auto~toth:: tran•. Blue with whiM top. BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GhiC TRUCIIS Ph. 992-2143 Pomoro,, Ohlo c- D,..,. m . -... - ,. ~ •· . J • •• •' •• ••• :• i ~ I • DAILY CROSSWORD 17. Be(in· ACROSS 1. A fine. 41. Genus of swine rralned rock 42. Cookatove 6. ShOe Bhade 9. 0ne who sell the speed to 22. Con.sen- Uent cowboys 24. Com ~ pua point 25. Part or 4. Part ot Caaalus' •·look' ' 14. Calliope's 5. Healt&nt the chancl!l COOlin remark 6 . Chisholm 26. Muelcal charac· hl(h.w&)'& 16. Uaher'• ~at u . Service- or Orq-on man'• club 1. PolnU at 17. A patn Un( 18. Poet S. Bay city eldeat eon and name- ""'' 22. Cleopatra's aerpent 23. Plagulnl' 25. Brayer ~1. Patton or Bradley 30. Box ICOn abbrevt&tion 31. Hl&:h In pitch 32. Chlllence 33. OUt.tment SIS. Shoe- maker' a concem 37. City, lake and canal 38. BeLWMn Tl.urua and Pl.... 39. For nch ~0. Goea Wlt.h amaJIC and umbob . 34. Stead ler11 28. Main- O&uoh 36. Pat· rick's fJJ 4 1•4 I" I"' •• "' " ·~ I' ~ I'" w I•• "Rouch· rider" I• I" ~n ~ lQUlWEA !alt ~o . •• [) • ~· ., ...f I t] SA V5 NOiHIN5 Al'ieR' A 500D LICKIN6. ' STA'TEMENT ... I'S'ol:~iln'RIC V \l ~ ..A Now arran1• the clrcl..t letton to form the aurpriae amwer, u suueatrd by the abo•e cartoon. ~~=~=~~-~-==-~~~~rxxxxxriJ J 1malol•·~= VINOM ~ S.t•nt.r'• I 1\n.o...·•·r: ~IR 10 I THIS SHU'Tl> UP AND II LOWLY MOIItD DUGOUt TA. peod'• ~..U. '"'' DCl &WOOD A Cant lliiiD Quolatloa ICNS ~ GET WIO Cf 141M! (AIIIIw,.,.. , _ , . . , ) \1 \9 I WYEU!'tt~ ~ . h f0 •• lj: [J I [) 30. Vii· la.ln"s taJn :3 TV SEt.. 7N47'%L ' 31. Claim" ln Italy 29. Annie 11. Klnd ot puu Laurie. 12. Cake tidbit tor 13. Permeate example tof<lrul . .):' one letter to each square. to form (our ordinar)· "·ords. acorea drugatore 3. Things done I'LL PULL 'f~e FUSE FOR TilE Unscramble thesefourJumbl.-s, :u. Golf DOWN lnh!t II. Stocking filler 12. Entrance.t 20. JJtY1MIDJ1~; llotJ ..,,. ·"..1..-l ,_. ning Let It 1. Scanty 2. Haunt.a ror 10. Creek or l9.Jacob'a STAYTHBRE. ..COli. • •• ••• • •• c~,~mmlngs =--- IF YOU ' • ••• ~ 10 SOBDT WT RCM DAIL\' QRYPI'OQUIYI'E- Here's how to work II: AXYDLII.A.A.XR Ia LONGI"II:LLOl\' CJne lelter 1impi,Y Manda Cor another. In thl» INlf!'lpi• -A .. UMt1 rur tile ·three L'•· X tor the two 0'.11, etc. Slncle lettera. apoaLrophlea, the l11ngl.h nnd formation of tbe wordl af'Cj all hint.. Each tlrty the code letter~~ afll dlfhreaL CM 0 RUMKCEQI KOECSYE ERS CM BBMCDS WSB. - CY LRCJR KUMMSMM88 EU JRGYFS WQPBSIOCDS KatardAJ'• CI'J'P ...... &e: OI'TI:N THIC FEAR OF ONE EVIL LIIADS US INTO A WORSE.-BOILI:AU . tO IMI. KIOr r.aturt• a,adlcatl!', Jn<'. ) HE!l.P. .. FOUR 5f5510NS .... TWE>tl'{ CENTS .. NO DISCO\INTS ...DR.LUC~ VAA PaT ... • I REFUSE 1U SELL .wi AHDRE;) WI/E'rn ! �- 8 - John Ouff m • Melp FmE RUN MADE 1st RN Oass Property Transfers Robert N. Clark. Lola E. Clark to .lames 0. Clark, Ethel N. Clark, lot, Scipio. carl Weese, Grace Weese, Jolln Sauvage, Ann Sauvage to Donald B. Weese, Elma L Weese, parcels, Syracuse. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric eo. to John T, Blake, aka John Tracy Blake, one acre, Salisbury, Clara Jean France to o h i o Power Co., 9.00 Acres (coal), RuUard. Carl S. Hysell, Thelma Hysell, Elizabeth B. Hysell, Mabel G. Oliver to Junior Darst, Pauline M. Darst, parcels, Rutland. Robert Parsons, Josephine Parsons to carl A. Young, Mary E. Young, lot, Letart-Antiquity. Cecil E. Karman to Charles R. Hysell, Kathryn Hysell, parcel, SaJisbury-Mliddleport. Ray E. Adams, Forrest T. Adams to Henry H. Graham, Mary L. Graham, .39 acre, Olive. Roy R. Christy, Margaret E. Christy to James H. Thomas, Patricia A. Thomas, pan-els, Chester. Betty Am Van Meter, Adm., Clarence A. Price, dt:c., to Ethel M. l-lite, Rufus Hite, Hutland, lots. Frank Gaul, dec. , to ~al R. Wickham, ccrL for trans., Chester. Frank Gaul, dec., to Eldon Gaul, cert for trans., Chester. Joe Lantz, Thelma Lantz to T"'pers Plains-chester Water District, .057 acre, Olive. Robert C. Hartenbach, Slleriff, Eh:ie Kernzetal to Vernon Perry, Oranna Perry, 82 acres, Columbia. Eugene Kerns, Venril L. Kerns to Vernon Perry, Oranna Perry, 82 acres, Columbia. Vernon J. Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Norman A. Russell, Bessie H. Russell, James Jeffen, Ethel Jeffers, Marvin King, Winnie King to Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., right of way, Salisbury. Delmar G. Baum, Kathryn Q. Blwn to Norman H. Bahr, Daylene M. Bahr, lot, t.'hester. Allan L. Leonard, Joyce M. Leonard to Patere Inc., 4.05 A., Salisbury, Phena rlilda Stanley, P urI Stanley w Archie Swartz, Genevieve SWartz, lot, Pomeroy, Maude sargent, dec., to John 5argent, Doyle Sargent, George Sargent, GQY Sargent, affid. for trans., Bedford. George Sargent, dec., to Barbara Sargent, Guy V. Sargent, atnd. for trans., Bedford. Barbara Sargent, Guy V. Sargent, Bertha M. Sargent to John Sargent, Doyle Sargent, 43 1-3 The Orat class or Kent State University's new School of Nursi~ program was honored at areception In Kent Station Union last week. Among the group of 84 s~homores enrolled In the four-year program wl1ich leads totheBachelur of Sdenl·e in Nursing Degree was John Cluff, son or Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Cluff, 5H4 North Second-Ave., Middleport Upon graduation, Cluff will be eligible to take the state licellsing examination to become proressional registered nurse. NEW HAVEN - The Cherokee Home Demonstratlon Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Donald Dlrlcan. Mrs. Kate Roush was in charge of devOUonaJI!I which included songs, scripture and prayer by M r a. Alva Luckeydoo. Mn. Archie Browning gave a Thanksgivlng roadlng. The lesson, .. Living Creatively Through The Middle Years," was given by Mrs . Delton Sayre. Members will dine out Dec. 10 for the Chri st.mas meeting. Gilts will be exchanged. Mrs. Donald Duncan was in charge oC games with prizes goIng to Mrs. Alva Lucll.eydoo and Mrs. Dettoo Sayre. Enjoying refreshments served by tile hostess were Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs . Leroy Roush, Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. Charlea &one, Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Oscar Casto Jr., Mrs. K. K. Scite.s, Mrs. Olga Roush, Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs. ArchIe Browning, and Mrs. K at e Roush. Guests were Mrs. Gladys Hart, Timmy Smith , Kent, Tam - my lllkl Todd 5ayre. Sixth Birthday is Observed at Party .. The sixth birthday aMiversary of Michael Smith, &on of Mr. am Mn. Roy Smith, Pomeroy, was <Pserved recentJ..y with a Wnlly dinner par(,)'. Atletding were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, Su•le 11d Danny, Mrs. Amallia Kasper and Linda and Donnie Smith. They w e r e joined in the evenJng by Mr. and It~· ~ '" 'liard Hines. Durirg the lfterOO(ho • -ftildren• s parcy was held. coach, 11111 Don ~ton. basketbiJJ ceaa, giving his experience aa coach, atten:led with 24 boys ol coach In the preaent day, com· their aqlad. pared with past years. Harry Pickens, general chairCoach Upton. as • trestunan man, introduced Coach Barnette teacher and coach in hla ftrat who evaluated Wahama H I g h year at Wlhama, gave his llfpreSthool and ih cooperation with elation as to the position of the football boys In their sue- coaching, along with his co~ cern for the boya In training at tire junior lewL D o n FOBiesong, principal speaker, reviewedhiseJPerlence (rom an autmn<ibile accident in as footblll coach arxl teacher at Springfield two months ago. Mr. Wahama or past yeara, Instructand Mrs. Fielding HawklDB were lng the boys in seU discipline in in Col~a ·last week to visit building their bodies strong to 111m. WhUe there they were over· nJght guests of Mr. and Mrs. bump against extreme odds to win, treeing themsevles ofdrinkFranklin Ginther. tng ll1d gambling, having a set ~FBI HaJJ Jobs Available Now~ :~: Hawkins Recovering From Brain Surgery John Hawkins, fonner Middleport residenL, is recl.t)eratlng one ar- trom surgery at his home In rest was recorded at the COUJJQr Sprll"€fteld. jail Friday night. Stephen HowHawkins underwent surgery ard Swann, 18, Pt:. Pleasant, waa two 1'feeks ago at the Riverslde charged with driving wblle IntoxHo~~~tital in Columbus ror reIcated by the state Pollee. moval or a brain clot resulting ARREST MADE PT. PLEASANT - lhcept items prohibited by lawl Coupon V•lid Thru D.c. 3 In All Columbus Unit A&P Stor.. One Coupon r~ ..rnecf with uch 120 purehiiH · 'Ibe FBI Ia the lnve.UpUve arm ol the Untted statu Departmeat of Julttce, has anumber ot vaeanctea CUl'1"RJy a.. vallable at FBI Heldquarters In · ..., Wuhlnatclll, D. C. Annual ISlarUn& aal&rlea are: stenocraphera, ' 5• 145; 'I)plJta, ,1,600, and FUe Clerks and Malaengero, ,f,231. An lllfPIIcanl muat be at least 16 years of II" and a clUzen of the unlted Statea. For acldiUOIIIIInlormatlm ll1d appllcatloa write FBI, '1'011 Of. flee Box 688, Athena, Ohio 4$701 or telephone the Athena FBI otflee at 593..6473, or contact t he neareat FBI Office In the city where you Uve. Iranian women voted for the first time in Iran's history on purpose or goU In Ute and wUJ.. lng tAl oacrlllce ll1d coqrente with ·the present dly teaching or the c011ch to make anathletewor.. thy of any 11111 all commeiXIIItion. Women, wives d the Junior Order members, prepared arxl served some 70 persona. Rev. Roy G. EUis, State ChipJain, gave the Invocation and benedlction. Sept. 17, 11163. e 100 Extra Plaid Stamps e WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 ~ 1 ' · WITH PURCHASEOF$10.00 j&<opt Ito"" p<oMbHod by low) CoupMt Valid Thru Dec.. l In All Columbus Unit AlP Storn One coupon ...deemH witt. nch 110 purchiM j I . Fill Your Sanr Books For llhrllfmas Our Buyers Have Scoured the Market for Turkeys this Good-Just for You! A&P's Own Super-Right PR&MIUM QUALITY ' 0 • •' ' ~ 9 - Coffee Free, at Bazaar Shower Given Recently for Mrs. Batey MONOi\Y SOUTHERN ATHLETIC l\oosters, Monday 7:30 p.m. at high school, Racine; final plans for football banquet; Elson ~ncer, president, urges all interested to be present. Mrs. Robert Tewkl!bary and Miss Carla &le Gilmore entertained recently with a shower honoring Mrs. James Batey, the rormer Charlene Uavls. The shower was 11eld at the MEIGS BAND Boosters, H p , Bstey home on North Second m. Monday at Meigs lligll School Ave. in Middleport. A yeilow cafeteria, Middleport. and green color scheme was BETHEL 62, International Orcarried out In the decorations. The hostesses served sandwich - der of Job's Daughters. 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Temple. es, salad, mints and coffee. AMERICAN LEGION Post 602, Gamea were played with prizes being won by Miss Mary Scott, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Legion Mrs. Hayman Barnitz, Mrs. Dan- Hall. TIJESIJAY iel sWisher, and Mrs . Keith GoLADIES AUXD.JAHY, Drew ble. Mrs. J . J. Davis won t h e Webster Post 39, American Ledoor prize. Others included on the guest gion, Tuesda¥ at post home belist were Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr., ginning with a potluck dinner at Mrs. Homer Russell, Mrs. 0, B. 6:30p.m. DREW WEBSTER Post 39 Junstout, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mra. Robert Allensworth, Mr&. P. K. Ior Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. Tues Russell, Miss Carol Bachtel, day. Take old Christmas cards Mrs. D, H. Robeson, Mrs. Rob- for veteran& hospital party scraPert Caruthers, Sr., Mra. Archie boo!<. crvn. DEFENSE program 7:30 Lee, Mrs. E. E. Sisson, Sr., p.m. Tuesday at American LeMrs. Emerson Jones. Mrs. Dan Meadows, Mrs. Robert Morris. gion Hall, Racine. LADIES AUXfi..IARY, FeeneyMrs. Mary Bacon, Mrs. Don BemeU Post 128, American LeMullen, Mra. Richard Chambers, Mrs. John Werner, Mlas Nel- gion, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at tlte lie Zerkle, Mrs. John Welsh, Ml<k!leport hall. Junior auxiliary Miss Hallie Zerkle, Mrs. Mil- members will meet at 7 p.m. MEIGS COUNTY Riding Clw, lard Wildermuth, Mrs. Judson Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home White, and Mrs. George Bate)'. of E. J. Hill, Flatwoods Road. Plana will be made for the annual banquet in January. OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Cohunbus and Soutl1ern Ollio Electric Co. social room; tl.l)perware party to followj a box for VIetnam will be prepared. Announced by U.S. Gov't. Inspected-Grade A Miss Kasper c lb. zote Z41U. More Poultry Values! ....... .,.• Roaati1g llhicken : ~::.. • • • Stewi1g Ctlicke•• • ·~ ••••• • lll..ftl G~:~~-~ ~::.~"!' • • ..... • ... &sc • • • SUPER·RIGHT SMOKED Cooked Hams WHOLE OR FULL SHANK HALf 14 TO 18 LB. sse lb. Loo• For Tile Half Wit. ,._.... d Hams UU.1 HBUTTLf A ~ 85< no Sileo 01 Top wHoLE " ro " Las. DIY CUlED • lb. &lc S.i-Bo1el111 Hams HYG•••• • ,._19c Virginia f11111 Hams wHoLE •••. 95c PLUMP TASTY SWII'T'I TASTY AUIOUI &OI.DIN STAI HONEYSUCKLE TURKEYS BUMRBALL TURKEYS SELF-IASnNI lb.49c ORANGES doL69c CELERY LARGE STALK Grape fru1't 29C FLO"DA mDLESS 5 FRESH OR FROZEN- 5 TO 10 LIS • BONELESS Young Turkeys Turkey Rolls • Boneless Beef Roast .••.. 98~b. • "" ••• &gc Tangermes • • Tangelos :~;~ • • • doa.lj9c 4ft£ IJlCranberries • • • Louisiana Yams • • • ••19c LAII:GE • l-Ib . pk(. Double your money back Guarantee! Beef Rib Roast • • • • '115 ~TerrEts Cooked Hams • ~J~~s Round Steak • • • ,..$115 Sauu•e $11' Shrimp&~:~ • • • ':::: '149 •o~6~ESS Round Steak. •• ao~E~~Ess Rump Roast. • • '108 Uncooked Shrimp ~C:u~~ $119 ·:::- '139 Fresh Oysters Pork Roast ;~~ • ':.::- '129 Fresh Oysters Pork Steaks ::?l1 • • lb. (t COUNTRY TREAT WHOLE HOG • • • lb. lb. • lb. sElECT • • sTANDARDs Because we A&PPumpkin • • • Sweet Potatoes • • • Tomato Juice • • • • Cranberry Sauce s~::d TASTY WITH HAM - A&P BRAND RICH TASTY- A&P BRAND finer than S 18-oL$100 3 46-oLSIOO 4 29-oLSIOO cans S Elect Their understand how imvortant '«·re !\tart by carefully selecting the growerM from whom we buy. To assure perf<rt lurkty<, we buy only U, S. In· Sl)tcted Grade "A~~ bird'" To assure cans cans we know you can't buy better ... even at 1 premium price. So, we don't hesitate to offer you-- if our turkey isn't e\·erything you think it should bt- $100 OOIIILI YOUR MONEY IAC:I" • Bring in the price label or register tape, of couJ'fie. Borclen's Mlncemeal . . I•• 5-.c '!I! ~00 T. Sluffing Cwoulons • Pie 59' Pa--p•-•· KIIJ • • HC~ 69' Mince Pie.s o o e o A It P Cream Cheese . ~.-~ :5:5' AIt P Real Cweam Topplng'~~49~ 69' A It P lgg Nog-Quarl. Zl..._ New Officers ~ 7-oL ~ pltL Frozen Food Values! ooch MORTON'S JANE PARKER lAKED FRESH DAILY LARGE ENGLISH WALNUTS IN THE SHELL........................ ,. 65• Pumpkin or Mince 3 ... s1oo Sweet Potatoes • •a...~ s1oo Cool Whip Frozen lwrake • PIES MRS. PAUL'S BIRDSEYE roPPING • • BIRDSEYE c•11 ' ... New officers were elected Fri~ day night by the Past Matrons, Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star, at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Elected were Mrs. John Lyons, prtlsldenti Mrs. Robert King, vlce president, and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, secretary-treasurer. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party on Dec, 20 at the home oC Mrs. M. L French. Members wlll have a $1 gift exchange. The gr()l.l) decided to send gtrts to the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center in Athens. Mrs. Paul Wim presented d~ votlons from the November issue or "Ideals". She pve a poem, "Gratitude," and a Thlnkagivlrc prayer, Games were played withprbes being won by Mrs. Charles Be• nett, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, and Mrs. French. Mrs. James Clatworthy and Mra. Theo Neutzll~ were hostesses all:l served a dessert course to Vlose named and Mrs. Walter H~es and M r a. Evelyn Lewis., ~OVER HELPS SEVEN Maehinist te Third Clan Charles R. ·F te. USN, 23. son ot Mr. and Mra.,, ~ers~ Fugate of cunon, helped recover seven peopl' rrom an explosion-wreck· ad yacht. wtuJ,e· servlqc aboard the, oocJear.:j)owercd guided mis~ silo destro¥er USS Bainbridge at Acepulco. Mexico. ..:: ~ ~kg. s9 ~ t. A cortribution was made to the Meigs Co.Dy Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association when the Middleport Child Cooservation League met Thursday night at t11e columbia Gas of Ohio office. During the meeting conducted by Mrs. Raymord stewart, members who assisted with the canteen at the Red Cross Bloodmobile were thanked by Mrs. Frank Sisson, chairman. A cooki~ demonstration, "It's Chri!tmas," was presented by the gas cornpai\Y home economist. She prepared a holklay buffet which was sampled by the C. C. L. members, Devotions were gl ven by Mrs. Lowell Beaver. The travellng prize was won by Mrs. Don Becker, a guesL. . Mrs. Louis Osborne was also a~ guest the meeting. •t MbOt•tiH' pn•fers members uf the pinl' f;1mily but occas- Ionally J.:ruws un oak, IO(!S- As we gather around the Thanksgiving table with our loved ones, we pray that every home in America may be blessed with the good things in life: the enjoyment :~: !.! of material needs, the warmth of family affedion, and faith in the Creotor from Whom all good things come. WE'll BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY! ~OV. 26- 27- 29- 30 0,.• Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9--Sunday 10 to 7 Ful- Valu Buys! Lesser Amounts At Reg. Price, 2 for 43c . f'UL-VALU BUYS! . Hols-um Bread••••••• 6 Argo Peas............ 8 ~~s ~~ 25~ Pork & Beans•••••••• ~:n:Z- " giant69~ Bonus •••••••••••••••••• bo~ 16 oz. loaves Early Garden Sweet Variety Pillsbury Extra light Buttermilk Biscuits 12 1.00 cans Halves or Slices Stokely's Pea,hes No. 2Yz can 25~ Large CARROTS Hilton's OYSTER STEW MIRACLE WHIP quart CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAYI 10\'2 oz. can 49~ 29~ ~~0 Sante Protection Chart As Famous Brands Permanen I Ant;.f,eeu - - - - - gai.J.39 Pe nn Champ Stokel y Catsup ______ 14oz.22~ bat. Ch~reu box 49C PiI l l With Chef-Boy-A•-D•• - - - - - - Fui-Valu Ruy! Pure VPgetable Shortening Choice Golden Ripe Fruit Bahanas••••••• 7 s1 Apple Cider•••••:· 89~ lb. Fresh, Pure, Untreated A tw;n pk. Homogen; ud - - gallon Sllloked Callie CRISCO '3 c~~ 79~ Romes, Winesap, Red Delicious APPLES 4 ~g 49C HAMS 5 to71b. ARMOUR'S 3 lh can A~:: 39C New Crop Solid Heads OHIO VALLEY SLICED BACON lb.lray 3.29 .:;. -;- '.';.;- .-.- - 9C PRODUCE SA VINCS! 55~ . . FROM GOOD PREMIER BEEF GROUND BEEF 3 lit. pkg. 1.59 CABBAGE JUICE ~~z·25~ 1~. FOR HOLIDAY FEASTING! OYit•S·IIDI• 12 oa. can 1.19 quite and sycamOI'e. I - 992-5421 Prices Effective 1 TB&RD Assn. Pomerey We accept fed. Food Stamps HI-C Fruit Drinks A~~··.!"- 3 ~.::1.00 89"''r Prod Uctr S Milk G,.de Nescafe Instant Coffee ___ ~~~··· 1.19 Is Made to Robinson's CleaHrS Right reserved to limit quantities; 4 Contribution Our U1ual GMd Cle.1nlnt "The Store With A Hart" Kraft Salad Dressing Mrs. Charles Fick underwent surgery Uxlay (Mon:lay)atHolzer Hospital. IUPON REQUESTI MAY YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE BE BLESSED WITH ABUNDANa I ~ ~ ·.·e··· . s·.·.·· :-:-:-:·:·:·:· :·:·:-:-:·:<<·> :-:-:-:·:·=·~:'; -.;.,·,.·,.·,.o,·.,.a.·,v 5TH ond PEARL STS., RACINE DRY CLEANING SERVIa O!'FICE HOORS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON TH~RS.l - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY White Bread DOUGH ----· · 2-Hour OPTOMETRIST MORTON'S !· ·::: rlotl .., Dec. 6 In N...- llleil~ Mrs. Adamo JerVotl ~eltefll!,­ mento of pumJ>Itln pie ll1d ed· ree. N. W. COMPTON,O.D. Frozen Food Huy 1 " Mrs. Freda Mitch has returned rrom a several weeks visit In CincinnaU with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neuman were recent visitors in Worthing~ ton with Mr. aod Mrs. Jack Whit. Members heard the story or the writing by Earl Marlatt ~ the hymn, "Are Ye Able?, Said the Master," and then 68fli the third verse. A meditation "Thankfulness'" by Facie llay~ man, and tlle benedictioo by Mrs. Hazel Fox concluded tl1e program. During tl1e meeting Mrs. Adams read a list of missionaries assigned to the Portsmouth District and missionary speakers available. It was noted by the president that an extension of time has been granted for listing of charter members. T h e Mrs. Wallace Bradford, representative director of the Meigs County Tuberculusis and Respir· atory Disease Association, was in t:olumbus recently to attend the semi-annual meeting or the Ohio Association. Laundry Detergent tie. '~Super-Right" Turkey~. tenderne~;M~ we buy only young turkeys from thi~ year~s Rock. Because we care thil'l much about''Super~RightnTurkeys, l·lb. cans Past Matrons the turkey is to your dinner, we do everything possible to be sure there are none BIG BUYS on A&P Holiday Values! JANE PARKER IIAKED FRESH DAILY me • lb.IJtc • ALL LEAN MEAT- NO WASTE- CUT FROM BOTTOM ROUND KELLOGG lb. bllll " " - • ' lb. lb.sgc lb.49c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE - 4 ~ $1.00 CALIFORNIA PASCAL 18 .. IIIU. TURKEYS FOR A BETTER PIE USE CALIFORNIA NAVEL lb. II to Zll•s. Plans for the open church wedding of Mias&laie Kasper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, Pomeroy, to Danny Smith, son of Mr . and Mrs. Albert Smith, Akron, have been completed. The wedding wilt be an event or Satunlay, Nov. 30, at 2:30 p.m. at the Tiinity U n 1 ted Church of Christ. Mrs. B e n Neut:zling, organist, will present a halt-boor of nuptial music preceding the ceremony, The Rev. Bill Perrin will offitlate at the wedding. Miss !!baron Smith, Pomeroy, will serve as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Linda Smith and Mrs. Patricia Carpenter, Pomeroy. Thomas Smith, Pomeroy, will be best man for his brother, and the ushers wtll be Romde Smith, Pomeroy, a brother-Inlaw, and Ronald Carpenter, Pomeroy. Miss Susan Lytle will register the guests, and the acolytes will be nieces of t h e bridegroom, Paige and Jane Smith of Pomeroy. A reception will be held in the church social room following the ceremony. WEDNESDAY WnDWOOD Garden Clttb, 7 ,. 30 p.m. WednesdaY at the home of Mrs . Vernon Nease; Mrs. David Flag co~stess. THANKSGIVING DINNER lor Racine Grange members and rriends Wednesday I 6:30 p.m. Gifts C~r state hospital, pig in poke sale . COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING eve candlelight vesper service at 8 p.m. Wednesday at st. Paul Lutheran Church. Special music. Message by the Rev. Brian Engle: MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, Wednesday, at home of Mrs. Nan Moore. Rev. Everett Hayes will report on letters or Ambro&e Bierce. THURSDAY PO'TLUCK FELLOWSHIP dinner, 6 p.m . Thursda.Y, at Morning star United Methodist Church. Program wUI follow. ANNUAL Thanksgiving dance Thursday, g to 11 p.m. at Meigs Hlgtt SchoOl. Sponsored by Meigs Athletic Assn. Open to public, Ja,ys emceeing. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rice or Oklahoma Ci'-1 were weekend visitors here with his parents, Mr. aod Mrs. ltuaseJI Rice, Uysell SL, Middleport. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Rice are observi~ their 6otl1 weddifli annhersary today. Mrs. J. E. lfarley is in~ring­ field for a Thanksgiving visit with her son and daugllter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs • .Jolm Harley. Sunday guests or Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Vroman were Mr. and Mrs. l:11arles Vroman and children, Mary arx:l Mark, Belpr!!. Mr. and Mrs. Don Graber of Cleveland are here visiting Mrs. Graber's mother, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Middleport. painting of Ute "Praying Handa" was read by Mrs. Doris Adam a at a recent meeting of the Women' a Society of lhristlan Service of the East Letart United Methodist t."hurch. ueome Ye Thankful People" was sung to open the program. Mrs. Ferne Hayman led In prayer and the scripture {rom So. Matthew 25 was read by Mrs. Mlldred Donahue. A letter {rom Wendell Golden, a missionary, was read by Mrs. Adams, and a meditation from "t.:hrist and the Fine Arts," entitled "A Missionary Do<: tor." was read by ID JolrmJ Doolahlle wltO will betTIII'· The story of Albrecht Durer•s Mrs. Marlene Fishel'. l·'rt.-c coffee wiU be served dur- Mrs. Haptonstall, assisted by ing the annual holiday bazaar of Mrs. Myron Miller. It featured the Women's Association of the scriptures, readings, and hymns Midd)eport Firsl Unlled Prcsby- on the Lqtic "Thanks, Trust and Lerian Church it was decided at Tithes." 11te thank o«erlng was Thursday night's meeting of the taken with Mrs. Wallace concluding with prayer. group. Mrs. Lewis presented devo-The baza:.r will be held from noon until B P- m. on Tuesday, tions usil'€ the Thanksgiving Dec. 10. Women of the church theme. Sl1e read from tbe book, were asked to have their arti- '•Days we Celebrate," and hid a cles al the church on Morday meditation pertaining to Mark 6:33. ni~-,rht. ltefresl1ments were served by Officer~ for the 1968-69 year were electod. Thry arc Mrs. Mrs. Crooks, Mrs. Uale WalDwight Wallace, president; Mrs. burn, Miss Mary Park, Mrs. RodFred Lewis, vice president; Mrs. ney Downing and Miss Margaret Edward Crooks, senct.ary, aOO Sauer. Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, treasurTote a Crunch Lunch er. Heports of the November Pack some crunchy raw group meetings were presented foods, such as carrot sticks. and the prayer for missionaries celery or an apple, every in Utah and lrx:lia wa::; given by day in your tote bag for Mrs. J. E. Harley. lunch. These are fine (or aftThe annual thank offering ard ernoon snacks . best ror praise service was conducted by your complexion and figure Bill group decided tAl oend I Story of Painting is Told '"!e Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlt.oporl, 0., Monday·, November 25, 1968 Wedding Date Cherokee Club Of Mrs. Duncan Wahama Boys Entertained By Lodge Unit PT. PLEASANT Foremen and ooe junior fireman NEW HAVEN _ New Haven answerotl a call Friday 6:35 p, council No. 175 enteFtalned Wam. tAl tire home ol Mr. ll1d Mrs. hama High School rootbali boys Paul Crabtree of 511-31at Street with a chicken dinner 1¥1th all the where draperies and bed clrXh- trimmings at the hall of the Juntng were ablaze tn ooe bedroom lor Order of United American of the home. Firemen stated the Mechanics. apparent cause oC the fire waa Grant BarooUe, head football children playing with 1 llJhted candle. Damage was eBttmated at •$150, 300 Extra Plaid Stamps Dreue4 Ducb Meets at Home T -:.r:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:•:o:•:•:;:::::=:::;:::;:.•. · :·:·;·:·::•-=·:-:·;.»»»?«<•».:;o-*:•:<>So:•S?.::::w...-nw.:«?'m.~ The DliJ)' Sentinel, Pc:neroy ..MiddJ.eport, 0., Monday, November 25, 1968 · • .• \ �- 8 - John Ouff m • Melp FmE RUN MADE 1st RN Oass Property Transfers Robert N. Clark. Lola E. Clark to .lames 0. Clark, Ethel N. Clark, lot, Scipio. carl Weese, Grace Weese, Jolln Sauvage, Ann Sauvage to Donald B. Weese, Elma L Weese, parcels, Syracuse. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric eo. to John T, Blake, aka John Tracy Blake, one acre, Salisbury, Clara Jean France to o h i o Power Co., 9.00 Acres (coal), RuUard. Carl S. Hysell, Thelma Hysell, Elizabeth B. Hysell, Mabel G. Oliver to Junior Darst, Pauline M. Darst, parcels, Rutland. Robert Parsons, Josephine Parsons to carl A. Young, Mary E. Young, lot, Letart-Antiquity. Cecil E. Karman to Charles R. Hysell, Kathryn Hysell, parcel, SaJisbury-Mliddleport. Ray E. Adams, Forrest T. Adams to Henry H. Graham, Mary L. Graham, .39 acre, Olive. Roy R. Christy, Margaret E. Christy to James H. Thomas, Patricia A. Thomas, pan-els, Chester. Betty Am Van Meter, Adm., Clarence A. Price, dt:c., to Ethel M. l-lite, Rufus Hite, Hutland, lots. Frank Gaul, dec. , to ~al R. Wickham, ccrL for trans., Chester. Frank Gaul, dec., to Eldon Gaul, cert for trans., Chester. Joe Lantz, Thelma Lantz to T"'pers Plains-chester Water District, .057 acre, Olive. Robert C. Hartenbach, Slleriff, Eh:ie Kernzetal to Vernon Perry, Oranna Perry, 82 acres, Columbia. Eugene Kerns, Venril L. Kerns to Vernon Perry, Oranna Perry, 82 acres, Columbia. Vernon J. Evans, Elizabeth Evans, Norman A. Russell, Bessie H. Russell, James Jeffen, Ethel Jeffers, Marvin King, Winnie King to Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., right of way, Salisbury. Delmar G. Baum, Kathryn Q. Blwn to Norman H. Bahr, Daylene M. Bahr, lot, t.'hester. Allan L. Leonard, Joyce M. Leonard to Patere Inc., 4.05 A., Salisbury, Phena rlilda Stanley, P urI Stanley w Archie Swartz, Genevieve SWartz, lot, Pomeroy, Maude sargent, dec., to John 5argent, Doyle Sargent, George Sargent, GQY Sargent, affid. for trans., Bedford. George Sargent, dec., to Barbara Sargent, Guy V. Sargent, atnd. for trans., Bedford. Barbara Sargent, Guy V. Sargent, Bertha M. Sargent to John Sargent, Doyle Sargent, 43 1-3 The Orat class or Kent State University's new School of Nursi~ program was honored at areception In Kent Station Union last week. Among the group of 84 s~homores enrolled In the four-year program wl1ich leads totheBachelur of Sdenl·e in Nursing Degree was John Cluff, son or Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Cluff, 5H4 North Second-Ave., Middleport Upon graduation, Cluff will be eligible to take the state licellsing examination to become proressional registered nurse. NEW HAVEN - The Cherokee Home Demonstratlon Club met recently at the home of Mrs. Donald Dlrlcan. Mrs. Kate Roush was in charge of devOUonaJI!I which included songs, scripture and prayer by M r a. Alva Luckeydoo. Mn. Archie Browning gave a Thanksgivlng roadlng. The lesson, .. Living Creatively Through The Middle Years," was given by Mrs . Delton Sayre. Members will dine out Dec. 10 for the Chri st.mas meeting. Gilts will be exchanged. Mrs. Donald Duncan was in charge oC games with prizes goIng to Mrs. Alva Lucll.eydoo and Mrs. Dettoo Sayre. Enjoying refreshments served by tile hostess were Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs . Leroy Roush, Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. Charlea &one, Mrs. Luther Smith, Mrs. Oscar Casto Jr., Mrs. K. K. Scite.s, Mrs. Olga Roush, Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo, Mrs. ArchIe Browning, and Mrs. K at e Roush. Guests were Mrs. Gladys Hart, Timmy Smith , Kent, Tam - my lllkl Todd 5ayre. Sixth Birthday is Observed at Party .. The sixth birthday aMiversary of Michael Smith, &on of Mr. am Mn. Roy Smith, Pomeroy, was <Pserved recentJ..y with a Wnlly dinner par(,)'. Atletding were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, Su•le 11d Danny, Mrs. Amallia Kasper and Linda and Donnie Smith. They w e r e joined in the evenJng by Mr. and It~· ~ '" 'liard Hines. Durirg the lfterOO(ho • -ftildren• s parcy was held. coach, 11111 Don ~ton. basketbiJJ ceaa, giving his experience aa coach, atten:led with 24 boys ol coach In the preaent day, com· their aqlad. pared with past years. Harry Pickens, general chairCoach Upton. as • trestunan man, introduced Coach Barnette teacher and coach in hla ftrat who evaluated Wahama H I g h year at Wlhama, gave his llfpreSthool and ih cooperation with elation as to the position of the football boys In their sue- coaching, along with his co~ cern for the boya In training at tire junior lewL D o n FOBiesong, principal speaker, reviewedhiseJPerlence (rom an autmn<ibile accident in as footblll coach arxl teacher at Springfield two months ago. Mr. Wahama or past yeara, Instructand Mrs. Fielding HawklDB were lng the boys in seU discipline in in Col~a ·last week to visit building their bodies strong to 111m. WhUe there they were over· nJght guests of Mr. and Mrs. bump against extreme odds to win, treeing themsevles ofdrinkFranklin Ginther. tng ll1d gambling, having a set ~FBI HaJJ Jobs Available Now~ :~: Hawkins Recovering From Brain Surgery John Hawkins, fonner Middleport residenL, is recl.t)eratlng one ar- trom surgery at his home In rest was recorded at the COUJJQr Sprll"€fteld. jail Friday night. Stephen HowHawkins underwent surgery ard Swann, 18, Pt:. Pleasant, waa two 1'feeks ago at the Riverslde charged with driving wblle IntoxHo~~~tital in Columbus ror reIcated by the state Pollee. moval or a brain clot resulting ARREST MADE PT. PLEASANT - lhcept items prohibited by lawl Coupon V•lid Thru D.c. 3 In All Columbus Unit A&P Stor.. One Coupon r~ ..rnecf with uch 120 purehiiH · 'Ibe FBI Ia the lnve.UpUve arm ol the Untted statu Departmeat of Julttce, has anumber ot vaeanctea CUl'1"RJy a.. vallable at FBI Heldquarters In · ..., Wuhlnatclll, D. C. Annual ISlarUn& aal&rlea are: stenocraphera, ' 5• 145; 'I)plJta, ,1,600, and FUe Clerks and Malaengero, ,f,231. An lllfPIIcanl muat be at least 16 years of II" and a clUzen of the unlted Statea. For acldiUOIIIIInlormatlm ll1d appllcatloa write FBI, '1'011 Of. flee Box 688, Athena, Ohio 4$701 or telephone the Athena FBI otflee at 593..6473, or contact t he neareat FBI Office In the city where you Uve. Iranian women voted for the first time in Iran's history on purpose or goU In Ute and wUJ.. lng tAl oacrlllce ll1d coqrente with ·the present dly teaching or the c011ch to make anathletewor.. thy of any 11111 all commeiXIIItion. Women, wives d the Junior Order members, prepared arxl served some 70 persona. Rev. Roy G. EUis, State ChipJain, gave the Invocation and benedlction. Sept. 17, 11163. e 100 Extra Plaid Stamps e WITH PURCHASE OF $20.00 ~ 1 ' · WITH PURCHASEOF$10.00 j&<opt Ito"" p<oMbHod by low) CoupMt Valid Thru Dec.. l In All Columbus Unit AlP Storn One coupon ...deemH witt. nch 110 purchiM j I . Fill Your Sanr Books For llhrllfmas Our Buyers Have Scoured the Market for Turkeys this Good-Just for You! A&P's Own Super-Right PR&MIUM QUALITY ' 0 • •' ' ~ 9 - Coffee Free, at Bazaar Shower Given Recently for Mrs. Batey MONOi\Y SOUTHERN ATHLETIC l\oosters, Monday 7:30 p.m. at high school, Racine; final plans for football banquet; Elson ~ncer, president, urges all interested to be present. Mrs. Robert Tewkl!bary and Miss Carla &le Gilmore entertained recently with a shower honoring Mrs. James Batey, the rormer Charlene Uavls. The shower was 11eld at the MEIGS BAND Boosters, H p , Bstey home on North Second m. Monday at Meigs lligll School Ave. in Middleport. A yeilow cafeteria, Middleport. and green color scheme was BETHEL 62, International Orcarried out In the decorations. The hostesses served sandwich - der of Job's Daughters. 7:30 p. m. Monday at the Temple. es, salad, mints and coffee. AMERICAN LEGION Post 602, Gamea were played with prizes being won by Miss Mary Scott, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at Legion Mrs. Hayman Barnitz, Mrs. Dan- Hall. TIJESIJAY iel sWisher, and Mrs . Keith GoLADIES AUXD.JAHY, Drew ble. Mrs. J . J. Davis won t h e Webster Post 39, American Ledoor prize. Others included on the guest gion, Tuesda¥ at post home belist were Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr., ginning with a potluck dinner at Mrs. Homer Russell, Mrs. 0, B. 6:30p.m. DREW WEBSTER Post 39 Junstout, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mra. Robert Allensworth, Mr&. P. K. Ior Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m. Tues Russell, Miss Carol Bachtel, day. Take old Christmas cards Mrs. D, H. Robeson, Mrs. Rob- for veteran& hospital party scraPert Caruthers, Sr., Mra. Archie boo!<. crvn. DEFENSE program 7:30 Lee, Mrs. E. E. Sisson, Sr., p.m. Tuesday at American LeMrs. Emerson Jones. Mrs. Dan Meadows, Mrs. Robert Morris. gion Hall, Racine. LADIES AUXfi..IARY, FeeneyMrs. Mary Bacon, Mrs. Don BemeU Post 128, American LeMullen, Mra. Richard Chambers, Mrs. John Werner, Mlas Nel- gion, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at tlte lie Zerkle, Mrs. John Welsh, Ml<k!leport hall. Junior auxiliary Miss Hallie Zerkle, Mrs. Mil- members will meet at 7 p.m. MEIGS COUNTY Riding Clw, lard Wildermuth, Mrs. Judson Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home White, and Mrs. George Bate)'. of E. J. Hill, Flatwoods Road. Plana will be made for the annual banquet in January. OHIO ETA PHI Chapter, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Cohunbus and Soutl1ern Ollio Electric Co. social room; tl.l)perware party to followj a box for VIetnam will be prepared. Announced by U.S. Gov't. Inspected-Grade A Miss Kasper c lb. zote Z41U. More Poultry Values! ....... .,.• Roaati1g llhicken : ~::.. • • • Stewi1g Ctlicke•• • ·~ ••••• • lll..ftl G~:~~-~ ~::.~"!' • • ..... • ... &sc • • • SUPER·RIGHT SMOKED Cooked Hams WHOLE OR FULL SHANK HALf 14 TO 18 LB. sse lb. Loo• For Tile Half Wit. ,._.... d Hams UU.1 HBUTTLf A ~ 85< no Sileo 01 Top wHoLE " ro " Las. DIY CUlED • lb. &lc S.i-Bo1el111 Hams HYG•••• • ,._19c Virginia f11111 Hams wHoLE •••. 95c PLUMP TASTY SWII'T'I TASTY AUIOUI &OI.DIN STAI HONEYSUCKLE TURKEYS BUMRBALL TURKEYS SELF-IASnNI lb.49c ORANGES doL69c CELERY LARGE STALK Grape fru1't 29C FLO"DA mDLESS 5 FRESH OR FROZEN- 5 TO 10 LIS • BONELESS Young Turkeys Turkey Rolls • Boneless Beef Roast .••.. 98~b. • "" ••• &gc Tangermes • • Tangelos :~;~ • • • doa.lj9c 4ft£ IJlCranberries • • • Louisiana Yams • • • ••19c LAII:GE • l-Ib . pk(. Double your money back Guarantee! Beef Rib Roast • • • • '115 ~TerrEts Cooked Hams • ~J~~s Round Steak • • • ,..$115 Sauu•e $11' Shrimp&~:~ • • • ':::: '149 •o~6~ESS Round Steak. •• ao~E~~Ess Rump Roast. • • '108 Uncooked Shrimp ~C:u~~ $119 ·:::- '139 Fresh Oysters Pork Roast ;~~ • ':.::- '129 Fresh Oysters Pork Steaks ::?l1 • • lb. (t COUNTRY TREAT WHOLE HOG • • • lb. lb. • lb. sElECT • • sTANDARDs Because we A&PPumpkin • • • Sweet Potatoes • • • Tomato Juice • • • • Cranberry Sauce s~::d TASTY WITH HAM - A&P BRAND RICH TASTY- A&P BRAND finer than S 18-oL$100 3 46-oLSIOO 4 29-oLSIOO cans S Elect Their understand how imvortant '«·re !\tart by carefully selecting the growerM from whom we buy. To assure perf<rt lurkty<, we buy only U, S. In· Sl)tcted Grade "A~~ bird'" To assure cans cans we know you can't buy better ... even at 1 premium price. So, we don't hesitate to offer you-- if our turkey isn't e\·erything you think it should bt- $100 OOIIILI YOUR MONEY IAC:I" • Bring in the price label or register tape, of couJ'fie. Borclen's Mlncemeal . . I•• 5-.c '!I! ~00 T. Sluffing Cwoulons • Pie 59' Pa--p•-•· KIIJ • • HC~ 69' Mince Pie.s o o e o A It P Cream Cheese . ~.-~ :5:5' AIt P Real Cweam Topplng'~~49~ 69' A It P lgg Nog-Quarl. Zl..._ New Officers ~ 7-oL ~ pltL Frozen Food Values! ooch MORTON'S JANE PARKER lAKED FRESH DAILY LARGE ENGLISH WALNUTS IN THE SHELL........................ ,. 65• Pumpkin or Mince 3 ... s1oo Sweet Potatoes • •a...~ s1oo Cool Whip Frozen lwrake • PIES MRS. PAUL'S BIRDSEYE roPPING • • BIRDSEYE c•11 ' ... New officers were elected Fri~ day night by the Past Matrons, Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star, at the Middleport Masonic Temple. Elected were Mrs. John Lyons, prtlsldenti Mrs. Robert King, vlce president, and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, secretary-treasurer. Plans were made for the annual Christmas party on Dec, 20 at the home oC Mrs. M. L French. Members wlll have a $1 gift exchange. The gr()l.l) decided to send gtrts to the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center in Athens. Mrs. Paul Wim presented d~ votlons from the November issue or "Ideals". She pve a poem, "Gratitude," and a Thlnkagivlrc prayer, Games were played withprbes being won by Mrs. Charles Be• nett, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, and Mrs. French. Mrs. James Clatworthy and Mra. Theo Neutzll~ were hostesses all:l served a dessert course to Vlose named and Mrs. Walter H~es and M r a. Evelyn Lewis., ~OVER HELPS SEVEN Maehinist te Third Clan Charles R. ·F te. USN, 23. son ot Mr. and Mra.,, ~ers~ Fugate of cunon, helped recover seven peopl' rrom an explosion-wreck· ad yacht. wtuJ,e· servlqc aboard the, oocJear.:j)owercd guided mis~ silo destro¥er USS Bainbridge at Acepulco. Mexico. ..:: ~ ~kg. s9 ~ t. A cortribution was made to the Meigs Co.Dy Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association when the Middleport Child Cooservation League met Thursday night at t11e columbia Gas of Ohio office. During the meeting conducted by Mrs. Raymord stewart, members who assisted with the canteen at the Red Cross Bloodmobile were thanked by Mrs. Frank Sisson, chairman. A cooki~ demonstration, "It's Chri!tmas," was presented by the gas cornpai\Y home economist. She prepared a holklay buffet which was sampled by the C. C. L. members, Devotions were gl ven by Mrs. Lowell Beaver. The travellng prize was won by Mrs. Don Becker, a guesL. . Mrs. Louis Osborne was also a~ guest the meeting. •t MbOt•tiH' pn•fers members uf the pinl' f;1mily but occas- Ionally J.:ruws un oak, IO(!S- As we gather around the Thanksgiving table with our loved ones, we pray that every home in America may be blessed with the good things in life: the enjoyment :~: !.! of material needs, the warmth of family affedion, and faith in the Creotor from Whom all good things come. WE'll BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY! ~OV. 26- 27- 29- 30 0,.• Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 9--Sunday 10 to 7 Ful- Valu Buys! Lesser Amounts At Reg. Price, 2 for 43c . f'UL-VALU BUYS! . Hols-um Bread••••••• 6 Argo Peas............ 8 ~~s ~~ 25~ Pork & Beans•••••••• ~:n:Z- " giant69~ Bonus •••••••••••••••••• bo~ 16 oz. loaves Early Garden Sweet Variety Pillsbury Extra light Buttermilk Biscuits 12 1.00 cans Halves or Slices Stokely's Pea,hes No. 2Yz can 25~ Large CARROTS Hilton's OYSTER STEW MIRACLE WHIP quart CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAYI 10\'2 oz. can 49~ 29~ ~~0 Sante Protection Chart As Famous Brands Permanen I Ant;.f,eeu - - - - - gai.J.39 Pe nn Champ Stokel y Catsup ______ 14oz.22~ bat. Ch~reu box 49C PiI l l With Chef-Boy-A•-D•• - - - - - - Fui-Valu Ruy! Pure VPgetable Shortening Choice Golden Ripe Fruit Bahanas••••••• 7 s1 Apple Cider•••••:· 89~ lb. Fresh, Pure, Untreated A tw;n pk. Homogen; ud - - gallon Sllloked Callie CRISCO '3 c~~ 79~ Romes, Winesap, Red Delicious APPLES 4 ~g 49C HAMS 5 to71b. ARMOUR'S 3 lh can A~:: 39C New Crop Solid Heads OHIO VALLEY SLICED BACON lb.lray 3.29 .:;. -;- '.';.;- .-.- - 9C PRODUCE SA VINCS! 55~ . . FROM GOOD PREMIER BEEF GROUND BEEF 3 lit. pkg. 1.59 CABBAGE JUICE ~~z·25~ 1~. FOR HOLIDAY FEASTING! OYit•S·IIDI• 12 oa. can 1.19 quite and sycamOI'e. I - 992-5421 Prices Effective 1 TB&RD Assn. Pomerey We accept fed. Food Stamps HI-C Fruit Drinks A~~··.!"- 3 ~.::1.00 89"''r Prod Uctr S Milk G,.de Nescafe Instant Coffee ___ ~~~··· 1.19 Is Made to Robinson's CleaHrS Right reserved to limit quantities; 4 Contribution Our U1ual GMd Cle.1nlnt "The Store With A Hart" Kraft Salad Dressing Mrs. Charles Fick underwent surgery Uxlay (Mon:lay)atHolzer Hospital. IUPON REQUESTI MAY YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE BE BLESSED WITH ABUNDANa I ~ ~ ·.·e··· . s·.·.·· :-:-:-:·:·:·:· :·:·:-:-:·:<<·> :-:-:-:·:·=·~:'; -.;.,·,.·,.·,.o,·.,.a.·,v 5TH ond PEARL STS., RACINE DRY CLEANING SERVIa O!'FICE HOORS 9:30 TO 1%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON TH~RS.l - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY White Bread DOUGH ----· · 2-Hour OPTOMETRIST MORTON'S !· ·::: rlotl .., Dec. 6 In N...- llleil~ Mrs. Adamo JerVotl ~eltefll!,­ mento of pumJ>Itln pie ll1d ed· ree. N. W. COMPTON,O.D. Frozen Food Huy 1 " Mrs. Freda Mitch has returned rrom a several weeks visit In CincinnaU with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neuman were recent visitors in Worthing~ ton with Mr. aod Mrs. Jack Whit. Members heard the story or the writing by Earl Marlatt ~ the hymn, "Are Ye Able?, Said the Master," and then 68fli the third verse. A meditation "Thankfulness'" by Facie llay~ man, and tlle benedictioo by Mrs. Hazel Fox concluded tl1e program. During tl1e meeting Mrs. Adams read a list of missionaries assigned to the Portsmouth District and missionary speakers available. It was noted by the president that an extension of time has been granted for listing of charter members. T h e Mrs. Wallace Bradford, representative director of the Meigs County Tuberculusis and Respir· atory Disease Association, was in t:olumbus recently to attend the semi-annual meeting or the Ohio Association. Laundry Detergent tie. '~Super-Right" Turkey~. tenderne~;M~ we buy only young turkeys from thi~ year~s Rock. Because we care thil'l much about''Super~RightnTurkeys, l·lb. cans Past Matrons the turkey is to your dinner, we do everything possible to be sure there are none BIG BUYS on A&P Holiday Values! JANE PARKER IIAKED FRESH DAILY me • lb.IJtc • ALL LEAN MEAT- NO WASTE- CUT FROM BOTTOM ROUND KELLOGG lb. bllll " " - • ' lb. lb.sgc lb.49c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE - 4 ~ $1.00 CALIFORNIA PASCAL 18 .. IIIU. TURKEYS FOR A BETTER PIE USE CALIFORNIA NAVEL lb. II to Zll•s. Plans for the open church wedding of Mias&laie Kasper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, Pomeroy, to Danny Smith, son of Mr . and Mrs. Albert Smith, Akron, have been completed. The wedding wilt be an event or Satunlay, Nov. 30, at 2:30 p.m. at the Tiinity U n 1 ted Church of Christ. Mrs. B e n Neut:zling, organist, will present a halt-boor of nuptial music preceding the ceremony, The Rev. Bill Perrin will offitlate at the wedding. Miss !!baron Smith, Pomeroy, will serve as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Linda Smith and Mrs. Patricia Carpenter, Pomeroy. Thomas Smith, Pomeroy, will be best man for his brother, and the ushers wtll be Romde Smith, Pomeroy, a brother-Inlaw, and Ronald Carpenter, Pomeroy. Miss Susan Lytle will register the guests, and the acolytes will be nieces of t h e bridegroom, Paige and Jane Smith of Pomeroy. A reception will be held in the church social room following the ceremony. WEDNESDAY WnDWOOD Garden Clttb, 7 ,. 30 p.m. WednesdaY at the home of Mrs . Vernon Nease; Mrs. David Flag co~stess. THANKSGIVING DINNER lor Racine Grange members and rriends Wednesday I 6:30 p.m. Gifts C~r state hospital, pig in poke sale . COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING eve candlelight vesper service at 8 p.m. Wednesday at st. Paul Lutheran Church. Special music. Message by the Rev. Brian Engle: MIDDLEPORT Literary Club, Wednesday, at home of Mrs. Nan Moore. Rev. Everett Hayes will report on letters or Ambro&e Bierce. THURSDAY PO'TLUCK FELLOWSHIP dinner, 6 p.m . Thursda.Y, at Morning star United Methodist Church. Program wUI follow. ANNUAL Thanksgiving dance Thursday, g to 11 p.m. at Meigs Hlgtt SchoOl. Sponsored by Meigs Athletic Assn. Open to public, Ja,ys emceeing. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rice or Oklahoma Ci'-1 were weekend visitors here with his parents, Mr. aod Mrs. ltuaseJI Rice, Uysell SL, Middleport. The elder Mr. and Mrs. Rice are observi~ their 6otl1 weddifli annhersary today. Mrs. J. E. lfarley is in~ring­ field for a Thanksgiving visit with her son and daugllter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs • .Jolm Harley. Sunday guests or Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Vroman were Mr. and Mrs. l:11arles Vroman and children, Mary arx:l Mark, Belpr!!. Mr. and Mrs. Don Graber of Cleveland are here visiting Mrs. Graber's mother, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Middleport. painting of Ute "Praying Handa" was read by Mrs. Doris Adam a at a recent meeting of the Women' a Society of lhristlan Service of the East Letart United Methodist t."hurch. ueome Ye Thankful People" was sung to open the program. Mrs. Ferne Hayman led In prayer and the scripture {rom So. Matthew 25 was read by Mrs. Mlldred Donahue. A letter {rom Wendell Golden, a missionary, was read by Mrs. Adams, and a meditation from "t.:hrist and the Fine Arts," entitled "A Missionary Do<: tor." was read by ID JolrmJ Doolahlle wltO will betTIII'· The story of Albrecht Durer•s Mrs. Marlene Fishel'. l·'rt.-c coffee wiU be served dur- Mrs. Haptonstall, assisted by ing the annual holiday bazaar of Mrs. Myron Miller. It featured the Women's Association of the scriptures, readings, and hymns Midd)eport Firsl Unlled Prcsby- on the Lqtic "Thanks, Trust and Lerian Church it was decided at Tithes." 11te thank o«erlng was Thursday night's meeting of the taken with Mrs. Wallace concluding with prayer. group. Mrs. Lewis presented devo-The baza:.r will be held from noon until B P- m. on Tuesday, tions usil'€ the Thanksgiving Dec. 10. Women of the church theme. Sl1e read from tbe book, were asked to have their arti- '•Days we Celebrate," and hid a cles al the church on Morday meditation pertaining to Mark 6:33. ni~-,rht. ltefresl1ments were served by Officer~ for the 1968-69 year were electod. Thry arc Mrs. Mrs. Crooks, Mrs. Uale WalDwight Wallace, president; Mrs. burn, Miss Mary Park, Mrs. RodFred Lewis, vice president; Mrs. ney Downing and Miss Margaret Edward Crooks, senct.ary, aOO Sauer. Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, treasurTote a Crunch Lunch er. Heports of the November Pack some crunchy raw group meetings were presented foods, such as carrot sticks. and the prayer for missionaries celery or an apple, every in Utah and lrx:lia wa::; given by day in your tote bag for Mrs. J. E. Harley. lunch. These are fine (or aftThe annual thank offering ard ernoon snacks . best ror praise service was conducted by your complexion and figure Bill group decided tAl oend I Story of Painting is Told '"!e Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlt.oporl, 0., Monday·, November 25, 1968 Wedding Date Cherokee Club Of Mrs. Duncan Wahama Boys Entertained By Lodge Unit PT. PLEASANT Foremen and ooe junior fireman NEW HAVEN _ New Haven answerotl a call Friday 6:35 p, council No. 175 enteFtalned Wam. tAl tire home ol Mr. ll1d Mrs. hama High School rootbali boys Paul Crabtree of 511-31at Street with a chicken dinner 1¥1th all the where draperies and bed clrXh- trimmings at the hall of the Juntng were ablaze tn ooe bedroom lor Order of United American of the home. Firemen stated the Mechanics. apparent cause oC the fire waa Grant BarooUe, head football children playing with 1 llJhted candle. Damage was eBttmated at •$150, 300 Extra Plaid Stamps Dreue4 Ducb Meets at Home T -:.r:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:•:o:•:•:;:::::=:::;:::;:.•. · :·:·;·:·::•-=·:-:·;.»»»?«<•».:;o-*:•:<>So:•S?.::::w...-nw.:«?'m.~ The DliJ)' Sentinel, Pc:neroy ..MiddJ.eport, 0., Monday, November 25, 1968 · • .• \ �·'... fii;;;·;;'''"wnqBoycott Nearing IV. •t Gls lSI COLUMBUS (UPJ) - ~=~ ;~; " U Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes wrote to his Gl frieJJis in Vie~ ram today he would scent the ' letter with roses. Hayes .P~S .to spend •.hJs MARAtrOEH \ ' AilS IT\" - The Meigs Marauder \."ars ily opens at ttome F rid a~ against SEOAL opponent .lackson. Front row, left to rigl1t, Dennis Tloggs, Hkhl!aggerty, Ke m'l}· l<ngli sh, Jac k Hobinson, .!on 1\locs, Dennis ;\ult, .Je frWer ry; second ruw, 29 Plebions Are Initiated Twenty-nine p!ebians - rirst year member !'. - were initiatl;!d Monday night, No,·. lH , when the Latin Chili of Meigs lligh School ml't at \fidd leport High School. The initiation committee was composed of Slerman Mills, Ka tm· MOl1re. \tary Bradmry, Mary Briddes. Bernadette Hennessy, John Sebo . Richard Dean, Becky Hoodashelt, and Chip Haggerty. Pitrures were taken of t h e plebians in their togas for use ill the high school yearbook. Rerreshments of cookie!l and KoolAid were served by Mary Rradbur~· . :Mary Brick les, Glerma ~rague, Bernadette HeiUlessy , Bec!Q· Houdashelt, Twila Clat wort.hJ•, Brenda Edwards and Jennifer Goble. ,\d\risors arc Miss Mary E. Chapman and Mrs. Theodosia Frecker. Racine Unit (Continued from Page L) W~~- Saigon, UPI correspondent "vacation' m Vteu:-rn in Jan- Daniel So«herland said Pres-uary, showing servicemen how ailed hi Bu ke topped Leroy ident Nguyen Van Thieu c s c yes s hi ' s National Secur•''"" ,... ........... K Ed Podolak Ron John.., .....,.......il eyes, ' into session in his palace office. son, and hope(ullJ O. J, Simp-Govermnent spokesmen made son. no un·mediate commenl But the The veteran Buckeye coach Post said a boycottwas in Vletram last summer. saigon emling announcement was com"I prmnlsed those boys over - , as dlplomat6 in Paris there last June lr we stopped lng S...... and Saigon had been predicting. Leroy Keyes and the others, I'd In Paris, North Vietnamese bring them the rilm.s," llayes sal.d Saturday after the Bucks officials told newsmen they humiliated Michigan 50-14 ror have oot received a reply from lhe Big Ten tiUe and a Rose the United States to their Bawl berth against Southern demands Saturday for opening talks immediately despite the Ca.lirornia Jan. 1. "Those poor guys don't get anything over tllere until three weeks late," Hayes added. "Well, by golly, we stopped~ VETERANS MEMORIAL Coach Carl Wolfe, Dennis Gilkey, .Jefr Tyo, DoxieWillters, Joe roy and we stq>ped Iowa's Ed HOSPITAL Myers, Bill Hensler, Dale Swill, Trainer, atxl RandY Rowler, Podolak and we s topped (Mic..., Admissims Saturday - D o n manager. - Sentinel Photo. lgan's Ron) Johnson. so I'm go- Gorby, Langsville; John Jividen, ing back .. , " Racine; Gladys Hood, MinersBut, Haye s will blush the ville; Joyce ~e. Middleport. brightest, smile the broadest, Discharges Saturday - David (HOSPITAL NEWS] and brag the most about Satur- 5Prague, Ruby Bryant, Marie Rl· day' s- trouncing the Buckeyes zer. llol:zer Medical Center, First gave the Wolverines, Admlssl01111 &mday - GeralAve. Visiting hours 2-4 and 7..8 "It was the best game ever dine Scott, Pomeroy; Randy p.m. Parents only on Pediatric! played by the besl footbell Brickey, Syracuse; Jerry MurWard. team Pve ever had," Hayes told phy, Coolville; Betty Roberts, Admissions reporters, players, Go..-. James Mrs. Judy K. Rankin, 460 First A. Rhodes , and anyone else Cheshire. Discharges SUnday - J a n e Ave.; Mrs. nussell D. Wood, 98 within listening distance. "It deMeadows, Ethel ~tt. Garfield Ave.; Mrs. Luther ,\, serves to be No. 1. " The Phantom jet lost Saturday Settle, 128 Kineon Dr.; Lowell F. Harrison, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; was shot down near Dong Moi, 50 miles north of the Demili - Mrs . Kermit M. Cisco, Rt. l tarized Zone (DMZ). The U. S. Northup; Mrs. Alice B. Gaffcommand announced ~ the ney, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Mrs. Bernsearch for the two pilots had ard Hunter , Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Sambeen called off. Hanoi radio re- uel M. MIJier , Rt. 1 Patriot; Mrs. Press International ported one of the pilots was cap- Randall E. Harrison, Rt. 2 CheMANNING, W. VA. - RESCUERS, WHO NLiDGED 4,5011 feet inshire; Charles R. McKinney, Rt. tured. side Mannington' s No. 9 coal shaft in an unsuccessrul search Sunday The U. S. Military Command 1 Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. Donald R. for 78 miners trapped rive days by fire and e~losion, turned today in an announcement shortly be- Van MetP.r, Mason; Carol E. to a sensitive listening device to help locate aey sound or lite. But rore noon (10 a.m. EST) said Darst, Rt. 1 Rutland; Caroline all they heard were £a.Uing p.ebble5 and dripping water deep underone unarmed re1.-ormaissance E. Karr, llt. 1 Middleport; Mrs. ground. Hope5 (adcd for the entombed miners. ~:ran and an armed e.scort plane James 0. llunt, IH. 2 Racine; Work crews drilled the first two or eight holes and dropped the were lost in "two sepa rate inci- :\1rs. Ernest F. Johnson, Midlistening device 700 reet down the mine in the area where the men dleport; Mrs. Carl E. Smith, Rt. dents over North Vietnam ." w~;:re believed working when the first or eight gas blasts rocked the Spokesman said other U. s_ 1 Langsvi lle ; Mrs. Edward J. mine in northern West Virginia last Wednesday. aircraft searching for the down- King, Hl. 4 Pomeroy; Mrs. Weted crewmen used ••suppressive zel Ross, Coal Grove; William MIAMI- 1WO GROUPS OF PLANE PIRATES, inchliing women fire" into undisclosed locations G. Barker, Ashland, Ky.; GuenaOO children. who said Uley could not live in the United states because of North Vletnam. Suppressivt: ter F. Metzger, Rt. 3 Proctorof ''juvenile delirquency and corruption,'' hijacked two American jetfire is the military term for fire ville; Garfield G. Harper , Wellliners at gurt>oint over the weekend and forl.-ed them to Oy to Cuba. directed at antiaircraft positions ston; Mrs. Joseph F. Blackburn, The planes, \:rews and passengers were allowed to reLUrn to firing at the American planes. Ravenswood; Deldra S. Spearry, the United states Sunday. The hijacked planes were an Eastern AirThe Commwlists then sent up Ht. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Karen A. lines jet with 93 persons aboard on a Saturday night alght from ChiM1Gs and fired SAM rockets at Hammond, Itt. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. cago to Miami and a Pan American jetliner carrying 103 persons the Americans, the announce- Roy L. Hieronimus, Rt . 2 PeSunday from New York to Puerto Rico. dro; Mrs. Estle K. McCain, Rt. ment said. l Oak Hill; Rita G. Yowtg, Wil low Wood; Edward D. Asbury, Jackson; Mrs. Elmer W. Eickelberg, Jackson; Mrs. Abdon Rodri"Some prayers are selfish. gues, Gallipolis. COLUMBUS (UP0 - What Not this one. Woody thanked Births kind of a man is Wood)' Hayes? Mrs . Luther A. Settle, 128 "Everyone knows him as a God for the game of footbalL Kineon Dr ., son, 10 :04 a.m. Sat- hardworking coach, wearing a He praised God [or all the blesurday; Mrs. Grover Mullins, short-sleeved shirt and pacing s iogs bestowed on mankhd. He nic ipal court Nov. 25 on a charge Pomeroy, daughter, 4:47 p.m. the sidelines. The public does prayed ror all. He prayed ror of speed in excess for road con- Saturday; Mrs. Donald R . Van not see the other Woody Hayes, his foes. He prayed for clean Meter, Mason, son, 12:39 a.m. the •real' Wood y Hayes .'' Gov. football. ditions. "Ir J had a son and he was William fl Cameron, Z6, Bid- Monday; Mrs. Abdon Rodrigues, James A. Hhodes said Sunday. a college prospect, I would For the record, Hayes curGallipolis, son, 4:41 a.m. Monwell, complained of a minor inwant him to play for Woody day, rently ranks as the Big Ten jW'y in an accident at B p, m. Hayes at Ohio State. Discharges Conference's winningest football Sunday on Rt. 554, five-tenths or Miss "Barbara J. Adkins, Mrs. coach. Since 1951, Hayes has a mile east of Porter . Officers said that cameron's car went off Gilbert G. Adkins, Kelly D. Bone- compUed a 116-41-7 overall, 85cutter, Anna M. Durham, Joseph 27-6 league record. on a curve and struck a tree. "In U1e locker room, immedrherc was moderate damage to L. Fields, Rebecca S.l' i e I d s, Charles E. Fouts, Mrs. Alice iately after his greatest victory the car. The patrol cited Cameron to H. GaC!ney, Mrs. Charles E. Saturday, the other Woody municipal cour t 1\'ov. 25 on Gatewood, Mrs. Gary M. Harri- nayes projected itself, .. Rhodes charges of failure to register son, Mrs. Le~s l~berg, Eu- continued. "I was in the locker and speed in excesl:i for road con- gene McDaniel, William L. Mc- room immediately alter the Kinney, Gaither F. Miller, Floyd gun sounded (Ohio State ripped ditions. J. Nichols, IJencil E. Reynolds, Michigan 51).14). Jr., Elias W. Sisson, Earl C. "Woody generously and emWilfoog, Mat shall W. Wooten, phatically gave all of the credit Mrs. Roger K. Deem and in- to his staff and his team. ram daugllter, Mrs. Harold W. Woody Hayes is a very humble 1\ car was heavily damaged ard Rickard, Jr. and Infant daugh- man. ''He poetically eulogized the its driver dted into juvenile ter, Mrs. nonald D. ~k and court as the resul t of a onl.'-Cir infant daughter, Mrs. Charles team for spirit, team play, and accident on Butternut Ave., at W. Spurlock and infant daugh- (air play. His voice was warm 1:53 p. m. Sunda)· Pomeroy ter, Mrs. Clifford R. Thornton and sort and infant son; Mrs. Frank Farm"Woocb held his hand ll'· He police said. The car driven by Thomas er, Jeanene E. Furbee, Mrs. said, 'Let us Pray'." Be asked e..-erybody to bow Hoffner, 16, Middleport, went Lawrence C. Carroll, George E. over a curb and struck a wall. Markin, Mrs. Raymond G. Mc- their heads. They did so with Hoffner, who was not injured, Marutwa,y, Mrs. John E. Slavens, great reverence. was charged with exces!li ve spt~ Mn. David Taylor, Zeb A. Tuck er, Mrs. nussell D. Wood, Lufor road coOOitions. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS cinda J, Matheny, Mrs. Wade L. James Ea.rl illll, 21, Rt. 2, CLOT HING OFFERED Little and infant son, Mrs. GarThe Salvation Army will ob- old E. Sizemore and infant daugh- Racine; FMC Corporation, and serve free clothing day from 9 ter, Mrs. S. Cole Staats and in- Christiana Sue 'I\lcker, 16, Rt. a.m . to noon Wednesday at its fant daughter, Mrs. Clitlord E. 2, Racine; Danny Albert Smith, 25, Pomeroy, welder, and Pbyl quarters on Blll.ternutAve., Pom- Whittington and infant daughter. lis Jean Kasper, 22, Pomeroy. eroy . Area residents needing clothing arc invited. SAIGON (trPO- Comm unist gunners today shot dov.-n two L'.S. planes over Nor U1 Vietnam and then sent MlG jets and surface-to-air missile s against American rescue planes, t.:.S. military spokesmen reported. The United States has been sending reconnaissance planes over North Vietnam to check on the Communi st buildup since President Johnson halted bomb attacks against North Vietnam, and the Communists reported shooting down an RF4 Phantom jet reconna issance plane Saturday. The United States also has sent unmanm..'d reconnaissance planes over the Hanoi-Haiphong arl'B since the bomb halt and Hanoi has reported shooting down se veral or U1cse. Hanoi reported shooting down one V.S. plane over !he North Vietnamese capital todB), presumably another drone. Hanai calls such flights ''"violations of sovereignty·" the 'Real Deer Killed Saturday In Route 7 Accident M£JGS THEATIE, ood. End~ lad his first popular success, was written when he ,f ts sent bf the "lJCiaflot weekly ,_,.. to lteuon" to Chlcteo to lrMstigate condlu..,. In the Stool<Yird&. :yoL. XXI Middleport Dump Fees Eased in ' BY BOB HOEFLICH licensed garbage collectors c:ould Regul- IIIOVemlng M I d· ps.y $200 a mcnh, or $511 aweek, dleporl'l new undergro.md vii- to UIO the fadllcy loeated In lap dump were, made umore Sallobury Tolmalllp. However, roallstic" Monday n111rt by Mid- tall n111rt It was decided that dleporl VUtago COUncU . The a- colleetors would ps.y $100 a meDdmentJ came on the sec- month, or $25 a week. Remaining at the original GIMI of tlie tliree 1'1Qllred readgun set up In the ftrsl readlnp to the new ordinance. In fact, In some t.nstancea rate a ing, and the only category refor uae or the dump were re- mainlng the same, 8111>1les to tile dueed to half ~ the amounls pro- use or passenaer ears hauling vlcled In ·the firll reading~ tlie gar1>ege to the dump. That jll'lce durlngboth readfnga waaapprovordinance on Nor. 11. The ordinance aa approved at eel at 54) ....... 1ba other dlarges r.Weed for the ftrot reading provided that Wh•fe )noes Ar• ,.,..ibly Priud MIDDLEPORT, 0. CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY McCLURES DAIRY ISLE 4th & Locust Middleport MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Phon• 992·3667 - ~· ~TIM irillie ilav. ..en· ' IIIDIGd to serve J.S trustees of the Chester Youth Commioslon to enter into 1 lease with the CCIDmlssloners. It w1a •ereed that a 99 yeor lease will be drawn up. Paul Patterson of Rutlard, Melp Chi! Defense Director, ••a alao present and preser&ed a progress report. Atten:liqr were CommJsslonera Ralph W. OUro and Rcbjp1 Clark. IIE'I"I'Y IL\1\TFOIUl """ Orluu® a•·ryli•· l1u1HI1•d to a<·dah' to mak• ~ ~~Jrl~ lhis !'IUarl two pi4•1:er edg(~d with nwh,: hin~ !'latin ~~·~~p:-: il ~ gno1l I"IHtl•ing maHIIU!-1. Attua, :\a'J· Style 1154 Size• 12-20 Style 1155 14~·22~ Deer KiJJ Ready To Wear Deparlment On The Second Floor At 14 on First Day Elberfelds In Pomeroy .. .• PT, PLEASANT - F cleer killed 1n eouncy Monda!'. the -'"B dQ 0( tho 12~ Budt.-ly .....,. llwl&llt Balter, of Flat IIOd<, .ere the larpot ~ the t!Q, a t5-pllnt Buck. Con10rvaU011 allleer Elmer F........, said tliat m hla>tlntrac·cl4!nls were reporWMonds,yalilloaP loll Frida¥ Jadtje !lilb, - · roeal\'ed JIIOIIbol Iii the <boll and ala!fdor - .,' onNal! too or tllreo.qoarter too lo - - to 1110 lntn oponttoo trucks and hauling their own ret- the ftrlt ~· the 1e&r Oldo use to the cllmp mtQ' do so for law recplru tliat garbage lUid $15 per mooth. rW>blllh inust be burled underMeeting witli council last n111rt JI'IUlld at dumpo. WHO ARE TIIEY'I - About 80 )'001'0 qu lblo excellem plllllqpiOil' wao taken, _...n11y In Mefp County. It was fCIUilf in the possessions of the late MareeDa Thoma II by her son, the postmastel" of Orville, Ohio, who mailed It and several others to Pomeroy Posb'naster James Soulsby, This eould be a lodge or ehnrch group. St,yles definitely are pre-World War I, although the shirt eollar on the gentleman. secor¥~ row,extreme lett, q>pears to be of a later vintage, and lhen~ tore. pem.s transitional into post World War l Nevertheleu, do you know them? Letters are t• V!tocl. . . ..... ·-. ··- I ' . .1· Halt Violated ;)'AJWi ( UPI) - North V\e'; said . toil&)' 'wupJq~ lllackod North VIetnamese and roc:kets lfF.••IIDI'Y with "olatlon ~ President .1- u.s. -bs bonihlnl halt Vlellllln08e ,Poloe-n Thanh Lo IDid a ....a the Uni""' S'tatea;~ aeries of· the Al!leoi· it was uitJainad that the recommendation tronJ. tbe board deals witli _ .• ..., do DOt own real estate. 'lbe reeommendatioo has Iince been put into ordinance form and was given Ita llrat reading lalt nlgbt. The ordinance rtwia tlud: the nm.prcpeJty owner mull put up a doposll to guarantee payment of water and sewage charges. The deposits as now aet forth In tlie ordinance Include '12 for homes; $35 ror restaurants; f,15 under West Virginia's barren hills before dawn last Wednesday, trapping 99 men work!~ tlie sra.eyard shifl. Big buckets were lowered 700 feat dOfOI Into lha shaft and 21 men were rescued. The 78 of your neck." remaining miners have not been Siunplea ~ olr taken today heard frm~slnce. from tliree hnies drilled deep Lethal Gas Present Into the burning Mamlngton Nn. Air samples taken Mondl,y 9 enal mine where 78 mlners showed lethal levels of carbon have been trapped undergro.md monoxide lUid potentially explomore tlian six days ohnwed the sive pockets of methane gas air could not sustain life, min- clog the mine. The testa halted Ing COIIlpaQy olllclals said. John Corcoran, president of the Consolidation Coal CO. which owns Mannirwton's No. 9 mine, said the outlook was bleak. "As every day goes by it necessarily gets dimmer,' he said. "One taint hope is tllat some men have been able to barricade themselves into a section of Ute mine. •• Plana for the ll[llli'Oilchlng The first and largest of the Chrlatmas promotion lUid the armore than 20 blasts rumbled rival ~ Santa Claus durflla tile deep - - '· ~- - Monday. Par value Is 4.937. The franc held Bleady In such finance centers as Lmdon a n d Zurich. In FrankfUrt the franc, the pound and the dollar all qr enad ali&htly lower. But Weat German llnanclal experts said the slight declines m i.U three currencies were We to a stowmwn Crom ~'• n1sh and II was normaL Thill' predict- PARIS (IJPO - Perslatont reports that France would slaall $1 billion from Ita 1969 budget steadied the franc: today a n d drove tho price ~ f r - k e l gold downward. Government sources said Premier COOvede Murvlllewould outline the drastic measures In a speech before the National Assembly spelling oul President Charles de Gaulle'a e!Iorts to ed the rush would resume. prevent cleY8luatloo of the 20 cent franc. Gold fell to $41.02 an ounce from1 a Monday high ~ $41!.26. The u. dollar ... slightly s. weaker on the Paris foreiga exehange marklt following the budset slashing report. It cloaecl at 4.9550 tranea ..,_eel tn 4.96 Seal Sale Proceeds Abead of Last Year Proceeds dthe Christmas seal sola ol the Meigs COUnty Tuber~oalo IIIII Heaplratory 01...... ea! .bs~tion In date total fJ,. · U2.2S. SALES ARE UP CINaNNAU (Upt) - Feder· ated Depar1mert Stores, Jnc., loeally • i!Osed department store chafll, 1\fondaJ> &lljOUIIced • 9.2 per eent incruae In' sales for the third quarter. . PRAGUE (UPD - A labor union newspaper today denounced 1 Czechoslovak ban against tnvel to the West and blamBd tt on the SOviet occ~ patlon of this country. In Moscow, the Communitst p1rty newspaper Pravda warnto de-emphasize the national- ' ism that Oowered berore the occupation. Bridge Work tf;;;~~,:·;:"i:::;j;:·Near {~: . ~I~~ .~ Is Under Probmg ~iN ·• Mel,a CclurQ Sheri rf Robert C. Hartenbach's De9artment is probing a brealdlll and entering at Greer•a Market located on Route 1 at Five Points, that occurred at about 2 LID. today, Sherif! Hartenboch said entry was gained by prying a lock olf a doo -rge quanUty or cllf" arettes and scme ltpters were reported stoleiL · Complete GALLIPOLIS, Oldo (UPI) Work oo piers and abutments on the Ohio River banks for t h e new brldga near here Is to be finished by the ond of lblsmoolh. While the project Ia ollghtly beldnd . time, nn c:haoge will be made In the completloo aehedule whleh calls for the span to be opened next fall, .... than two ye&r'& after the famous Stiver Bridge oollapsed between Polni Pleasant BlldKanauga, Ohio laot Dec. 15. To be completed by n e x t Damages Estimated At $500 &om Fue Damages w1re estilnated at ~00 fronl a lire which struck the home of Larry Baker oo Route 325 , _ DlDYIIle at 9:50 p.m. llfol¥10)'. Pcneroy firemen on the scene reported damage to the llrst Door. A de!orUw chimney was blamed •• the cauoo ~ the lire. The Baker family, uolngbuckets, fought the hl..e auceul\lll,)' ..,. w the arrlw of tlie d - VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - JIIJIOI Mand, Maoon; Mildred carson, Middle- port, Susan Clark, - DISCHARGD> - lahar Baker, . ~ I!Owlll)', Lydia Stewart, Geraldlns Stott, Charles Blake, .LouiiO Bartlow. are spring two piers ID the river, The bridge Is being fabricated at the three plants ~ the AlUed Structural Steal Co. ~ Hammond, Ind. and 8hlpped here for uaenmly. Professor, ·puacle made by the PomOI'OJ' a.amher of Conunerce Monday atBallO)"s . ··-· laundromalslUid cu w•lh ~ APPROVE APPOINTMENT Council approved tlie 8RlOinlmeat of Roger Eugene Hall!QI, COiu.Wo, as a Middleport pollee amcer under a 30-day P'Obat1on period aa recommended by MaJor C. 0, Fisher. MaJor Clyde Flllller said tliat Halle,y had worked for the viilage free or charge for one week lUid U oppeared tliat he would prove ~actory with the police depa ent. to sem rescue teams 1M() the mine. The teams went 4,500 feet Into the mine Sunday but found no trace of the missing men. Fire continued to burn along puta of the seve1H11Ue-lq tunnels. Smoke rose steadily from me entrance. Adler Spotte, president of Consolidation's Blacksville Dlvtsion. described an explosion Mon::lay as "like a pull." "These puffs are what scare the hell out of ua," he said. plans He replace• Rallald AIMitl..,.; -moot had the doJIIrifor oboul -year. Mayor FIBber llld tliat MderiiCIO had rell&Ded to lilm - bally oeveral weeki ...... be had made other ~rar,pc r t after receiving tbe rett.,..Um H....,.er, COUndl PresldlllltJa Zerkle oald that follcJwla8 I h o verbel re.._ttoo, Allcler...,bad approoched Zerkle Sl1lnl-.. could not locate the ma,yor IIIII allked the council to oonvey to Ml)'or FIBhor lbat . . (Continued on- 8) pre- "This latest e'G)losion q • setback. These e:xploslOOI make the hair rise on the bock of your neck and you think qa1n." Drilling Rea lUlled Mine o!llclala PIIMed to drlll small holes to clr~ s8Jli1Uw devices to listen tor sounds ot• life. Previous attempts brOUjl]lt only the sound of drlpp~ water and talling rocks. The mina disaster also had repercunlooa in Washi~ Sen. Gaylor Nelson, D-Wta.., denounced the U,S, Bureou of Mines, the coal in:lustry and the UMW over mine safety praetlces. He 111id the bureau 1.8lcowred 25 "serious vt.olatlons"' at the Mannlngtnn No. 9 mine durlag routine inspectloltS but talled to do anything about them. Nelson said the bureau hid become "little more thlln 1 «* illiustry's mouthpiece" and No p!J'chase is required to ob- called for tranl!lf'er of its ta1n Utkets for the promotlon functions to another agency. whlcb Is being conducted b)' parUcipsllne" Slar" mer- chant a. ·~id The second date for drawing tl ckets Ill the promotioo will be December 7 when a 12 • inch screen televlstoo set lUid gift certlflcates ~ $50 and $25 each will be given away. lde1111cal prizes will again be awarded on December 14 and then m • Globokar. December 24 drawings will be Grmps, organizations, or In~ held for a coni!IOle color 'IV dlvlduala Interested In march- and a stereo. Al110, on December 24, a gen. ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Po- ing in the parade are asked to contact Glohnkar. Already plantie live pony will be given away llee Monday n111rt and early toning to be In It are tlie Meigs In tlie drawings, oompllments day arrested 21 per11011a IncludHigh School band, Junior Miss of Mr. lUid Mrs. Lorenzo DaIng students, former student a and Pageant representatives, a n d vis. The pony Ia tn be displayed one man wlloldentlfledlilmaelfas In tlie Chrlatmu parade, a faculty me-. followblg a Santa. The parade will end at tlie demonstration in camp1s police · In the only other activity ~ headcpu1era at Oldo University. town .PIIJ'king lot where S. Claus will pass oot treats lUid chitthe sessioo presided over by The demmstratora, 1lllo said chat with youngotora. President Bill Grueser, Ron Methey were members ~ tlie SluThe ftrot drawing ~ the $1,. Dade was named chairman and denta ror a Democratic Sodely, 200 Christmas promotlooof PomTom Cassell co..chairman ol the said they were protesting tlie eroy merchalts will alao be hold home decoration contest to be armln& ~ C8lllJIWI pollee with the parade. Drawlnp following held In POmeroy. The dlvlalona revolvera. for $511, and two of $25 each In and prizes will be amotmced OU VIce Prealdont James gift certificates will be beld. later. Whalen told the demon.otrators Students Arrested they had a right to dissent bul their slt.4n violated unlveralt;y poUcy. He pve them 10 minutes to lean. When they refused they were arrested by campuB and ctty pollee and cliaiged wltli trespasling. AU haYO been released 011 $24 bond eaeb. One ~ lhnoe arreAted ldeoUfled blmself as Bromall, lo listed .. asooclate 11<0fesiJDJ' in pemment. Grant Mn. Carson Taken ~50,773 ow To Weal Hospital Is Approved Mrs. MUdrecl Carson, Sout!l Third Ave., Mlddleport, ft'a& g.. ken In Veterans Memorial HooCOWiolllUS (IJP0 - Goy, pilal at 3:24p.m. Monday by the James R - s 8JIIII'OV<Id llflla. Middleport emerpncy squad a!· da,y $50,7731nontl.povercyannta tor IIIIa was found uneonsdous awarded to the Gallla • Meigs m the porch ~ her home. !lie CorponiiQII far C<mlmunlcy Acwas admitted foc medical treat- t1on, Pomeroy, Ohio. · mont. Of the total ·-n, .,8,383 A\ 12106a.m. Tuesday, the Mid- will -'<It fCB'IIIe admlnllltRdleport squad was called to Ma- ttoo ol the anti • ~ pro. son for Charles Wright whn wu sram In Galllo and llells COUll· taken from hla home to Plasaant ' deolhrou&b Oct. 31, 19119, Valley HospUal wbere he waa 1ba rOtllalnlng: porUoo ~ the admltied u l medical patient. funds, are Mrmarkod lor the --~exllllntrcom· IIIUIIiQo andfor TO CLOSE TIIIJIISlAY educ:allill IIIII -.a~~nc lndlCOJ.Il!mus - Oblo Depart. o! IOii' lllcllli!O famllloo u'I!DI' Conlrollllrec:t« ~the lara« anoa. Cj)Ok m,sto, •m.. - - •. . Se lection of· Jury Underway A petit Jury waa being oalected lbla morning In Meigs Celomty common pleas court to hear teatimoa;,y against Gler:m Lawson, 42, Rt. 1, Cheshire, ladleted witli pointing and diiiCbargin.g a firearm. Tbe charge p-ew out ~ a July 25 Incident at the ljl-7 club near Hobaon, which Is owned by LawBOll. Lawaon allegedly discharged a shnCgun andtheblastwenllhrou&b the front door of the bualneas In tlie outalda and accidentally went ttlrooBh the winclaiUold o! a car lUid grued tlie head ol Erma Jane Zuspan, 33, RL 1, Letart. AtiDnley Fred W, Crow, :Jr. is representing LaWSOli and Prolecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz ia presenting the case lD behall ~ the alate. Judge John C. Baem Ia sitting. Perfect Season Hess Will Speak at SEOAL Banquet Bill Hess, eoach ol the MldAmerleu CUiference champl.on and Tangerine Bcnri.IJound Oldo Uolvaratty Bobcats, will be tile main spaaker em 11urlda,y, Dec. In Athens....., the -~~­ Ohio Alhlotlc League holds Ita BIDlal foolhall bsn'IIOL - . c l to receive spedal r._.w.. are Don E s k e y, coadl o! llie SEOAL chalqlloo Athens Bulldogs, Wbo was uameel Coach ~the y and Ath s. 01'11 w ear, ord - twice at the top and once at the bottom. Coach Eskey has compiled a 12-tear record of 72..:14-.2 at Athens. Included in that mark is a 54-.28-1 record within t h e SEOAL, where he has guided three teuns In league champ. kullhlps. He 18 one or r i v e SEOAL coaches 10 have w o n three tltlea, and tbi_s season be- " ••• ~ck Bob llandi!QI, whn was selected as Moat Valuable Player' A total ol 22 ~­ era were oamod to the all • leaguo teun. AIIC1tlier lliafw wu granted bonorary all~ ~. while 18 - two ,._ each teun- were IIIUIIOII ID- iooll!a. pres'.W nee. Allo partldpat!nr • ...... will "" lalla -Charlel Jl'81111t the p.m. on 5. Tldteto, prlcod at ~. are mw on oale at ochnola lll'lllllll the 1_... TbeY wiD . . .anUable 111r<Ju8b lolonclajr, Dee. 1\Q -at • lUid apods- u bo!6. .u· '( • ''palfeot" roc- came the wlnnin&eat coach ID Athens history. This yeu marlr;:.. eel the fourth time that Eske111&1 been selected as Coadl ~ U. Year In tlie league. Handley completed 39 ~ 87 ]>USOI In league piO)' this year for 611 yards lUid six toucbdowna, ranking lilm second Ia the final SEOAL slaUIIIIca. II addlttoo to his pasllDI! for Alii· ••• (54 completlona ... 127 ... tempts for 844 yanls aod olllll touchdowns overall), llewaslldftl In rushing and Bcorilll and lei the team in lnter<OIIIkm ......... He was a salet.v on defalle ... the Bulldogs, • Maotor ol ceremoaloo for Ge ~will beFnakM g llporl8 IDformatlGo ~ • Ohio Univeralt;y, A - t o -. berl ~ the all~- wtil.i .. made bf Rldlanl Sttdl, .-;..~ .,. High principal ... onble ·mention spoiL ..~~:. ~,:'::: Atlals lllddle Sdlool (the for. mer Hi811 School) at 6:30 the ·B toa1na ...,.,.. 1uuerea JUit~. ... ~=~ P~'.lllllro! lhalliaro.Ql! two P'll· ... ~ a • ..,. ~ ... I . . restaurant. The Chrtatmas parade, which wUI llart at the Melp Junior High achool parking lot lUid proceed througll the buslneaa district, Ia to be In charge ol Pbll Locial .......... ~a 2. Ioiii. o! .d)Hi ibrooip IIHdnd !Jon II !n his 11th - lrtU4dleport 0 On Saturday ... ~ . - ·- Franc Steadied -ber. I .. 2~<-tf~Reading this Saturday at 1 p.m. w e r e aun while tlii1 inre wafk. North Claims . TEN CENT'S.:. : .· S. Claus Due porta tliat the amounl was received fronl 781 ,..._.... A lg lhroutlh...,. bnuh 011 t h 0 total of ,t,4DO mailers were ..nt Dial farm. out!n early The con. :: Blalte 11 • patleut at St. Yar)"s tr1butloas are '117 ahead of the ~ Iii lluntiD!ttoo 1lbero ho l1gure for 1967 at the same time. u· In the lnlmlive care 10111. Id hlo . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. l:o "'t? .,0 "'"' on the garbage collectim prices Aloo meet1111 with c:ouncU on were La1f!'ence (Llgbtrdng) Boyd the matter Wll William Lowe, lUid Lawrence Manley, MlddiO: trailer court operator, 1lllo said port collectors. They both left he aloo was satilfled with the the meeting agreeing tliat they changea. are saUslled wlUt the provlsiOill Lowe also que.U-. how· of the ordinance ars changed in ever, a propol&l from the Board the secood reading. at l'llbllc Atralra to CO<IIcli. He The ordinance has one more said that present water users reading In be approved before It bell"'e they will have to psy eoes 1ntn e!Iect. The new <limp water meter dep;>aits. However, ·for service stations, $100 for MANNINGTON, W. Va. (UPO - Deadly gas dogged a maze or lllnnels today and dimmed hope for 78 coal miners tn,pped WlderaroWld for a week by more U.n 20 eliPlosions "that make the hair rise on the back Ida hllllllila ..._.; 00 Herlllel Mre. Nonna WUoox, executive · T;.rnor, Aolltoo, o¢ I, 1 Ill fho. seeretaey of the asaoclaUon, ,.... With a "style line" telephone. ll's bound to be a much-appreciated gill, lor your family or friends. You pick out the color-make it an extension of your personality. ?. Gas Clogging Tunnels In other acti"cy, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Runter asked commlsaloners Cor a lease r1 the basement at the Old Cheater School for use ~ the laclllty In 1011th acti"Uo• of that «<IUUlunlty. .H!!'!!W dMJhal Jamea lll,yes, ------~ • the a,cond reading Include: an auto with a trailer attached, from $1.50 to '1: a plchup truck WI· cler one-llall too, $1.50, r.Wced to U: lhree.quarter too truck, from $2.50 In $1.25; a one-ton truck !rom $3.50 to $2, and all otlier trucks from $5 In $2.50. Brush will be $5 alned, and this . h an addiUonal charge, even:to colleetora paying the weekly or moothly fee. CouncU also added a prorlsion to the ordinance during I a & t nlllrt's second reading. T h I s ~rovlclel IIIII bullneo101 ullDI Non Rli:e and Ed Kennedy, Holiday High Styling " ~ ..bl,y be needed next schooltenn In order to have two classes. ~-~ theboordonmental ref¥dad.on were Iris carr, I t?" • S: ~ ~ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER;., "",~- ·~ <'.& .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO A deleptlon represenU111 the Come To Mary June's For Your 1/2 gal. FROZEN DESSERT 89e m Ke11• CotmiJ Boord on Mental - Retanlatlon told the e o b n t 1 '' commlssloners M o n d a y, It expectJ more money will pro- Texas. Open Mo". Th,u S.t. r .... e...... "' a, .• ,.lnt-nt '\ .Money retained as the state flag of LUNCH SPECIALS FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN NQ, Varllble . . . with In the lng mixed witli late In the dQ .Alid 1101 ciwlae IDlaqlei'oiUI['!L ol\ Need More --· entiPe ;, n- The republic flag has been ~"11P---...... $4.99 at y PIPer "~ Oted into Court Size 4~ • 8 Width D and E ---'--= 'l THE SHOE BOX Woo~y' • e The JIU!IIIe, pW.llalled In 1906 11 Uptoo Slnclalr'o olxth oove1 rails In allow good faith I n - ·: here she may qaln face ~ American bombing that President Jolmson halted Nov. 1 to~ speed negotlations here. The statements reOected whit.: · 1 1 ..~a called · diP omat c uuservers a bitter chill spreading over ~ negot::lation scene here. Talkll: invoh1ng the United states.- . North and South Vietnam ml · ... the Viet Cq were to have opened Nov. 6 but hive not begun. saigon has rerused to join 1 •- · unless the C<mmun sts Snvnlt) 1 ,..__ ""~ ot:. with the V et '"""''0 IS ...- ~ th N rth VI ~-del e o e ......_ . ega.. ndent tion, not as an ln;Sepe ti the Red 1 1 t. de 1ega on as s ns s Driver of Auto CRAWLER I Sllgon I>Qycott. North Vietnam today also accused the United States of violating negotlatioos ground rules by air and sea attacks apinBl its territory. The North V 1 e l n 11 m e s e Foreign Ministry, in 8 statement broadcast by Hanoi radio, said, ''The U.S. government ould be full lbilit-v sh ar respons .., ror all consequences. " In Paris Communist sources told United Press International that North Vietnam also rejects as "American Belligerence" a warning rrom Defense Secretary Clark M. Clifford. Clifford said in a U.S. television interview Sunday that if llami Now Yoli Know Reds Attack Rescue Craft 1,607 calls since It was organized. Funds already put aside into the "New Truck Fund," for the most part, have been raised through donations in response to letters mailed to residents of Sutton and Letart Townships. The letters have not yet been sent into the Lebanon Township area, but donations are gladly being accepted from citizens in that sector of the cmmty. Walter Cleland, first aidchier, and other orncers of the organ. lzation estimate the new truck will cost approximately $3,000 and another $1,500 will be need The State Highway Patrol reed to equip it. Current plans call ported a deer wa s killed at 11:10 for the new truck to be a step van a. m. Saturday on Rl 7, two and model that can haul as many as three-tenths miles north of the four patients at one lime. Gallia Meigs county line. No The Racine Emergenc)' Squad one was injured. The animal ran Unit and Fire Department presinto a car driven by A. R. Thomently has 34 members, most of whom are very active. David Cle- as, 63, Charleston, W. Va. Another accident occurred at land is fire chief. 2: 15 p. m. Saturday· on Rt. 588, sevefl.tenths of a mile east of CAL L t\NSWERED RL 35. No one was inj ured. The Middleport emergency Offi<'crs ,')llid that Frederick C. squad answered a call at 4:46 Kloss, lr. , 21, Syosett, 1\". Y., a.m . Monday to the ~rley King headl.>d west , lost control as he residence on Logan St..9-te was approached a f1ill, wentoffU1c left taken to Veterans Memorial Hos- s ide of tl1e higllway and struck a pital for outpatient treatment , ditch and renee owned by Elme r Stover. There was moderate damage to the car. Kloss was cited to Gallipolis Municipal Court NO\' , 25 on a HJr\ ICII T & TlF'-IIJ1\Y charge of speed in excess for NOV. 25- 26 road conditions. "Wll t:ll r WEHF Yot ' WIIF.l\.0 No one was injured and damTHE l.ll;f!TS WL\T OtT"" age was mod~ rate in another one(Tedmicol or) car ac(·ident at 3:30 p, m. Sufl. da) on Mill Creek Rd., one and Dori~ Day - !tobe r t Mo rse nine-tenths miles north of Rt. 35. COUJHC.·\HTnn~S: Officers said that Harold E. Jitterbu~; Kni ght Skater Dater Blankenship, 19, Lima, headed One Cab' s Famlly south, attempted to pass another car and lost control. His vehicle Baby Butth SHOW "iT ·\fiT.._, 7 P. M. wenl off the road and into a cree k. Blankenship wali cited to mu- ~-------- PARIS (UPil-South Vietnam•s leaders held a special meeting In Saigon today, Unoffi lal reports said they shoru; would announce agreent •~ atterx! delayed Paris me """ talks on settling the Vietnam ' · ..... will SEOAL COACII HISS AU.olllil -.,, ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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