https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6341ab17693235c7c6faac58aa9573d0.pdf 30c6c704fc183f40724bae46c72f9b45 PDF Text Text ... ( ~. ' '·.· .. • ' ·' .. . '. ., ., ,., ,,. . ,, '. ' ' ·, SO I'M SJFFERIIJG FROM 'THE OCCUPAnOkJAl DISEASe OF. DEAJnSTR'r' I · · · · LVHAT TI4E: HECK IS"TH€ . , OCCQPATIOI,JAL DIS€ASE OF . •J)Ef..JnSTRY ·'? ' .. '~~ ..' I ' • ' ., I ~-• • j i .... .- . ~' -.. , Is itt pr<osi<lcrtt ,g~·»finel ' Now·. Offser:. • ·,,~ 1' . . ,. . ,'l'lf' "' • ' I' • I ' to tliO qt!ler 'took place, ' ·~, MoSi·ol the modernotrsf!IOquij,. ment whl.cih arrived last' monih a is I!Ql' }n use, includlrli a ne~· 24;0010 ' capacity Goss Urbanite otisO! Pl'I'BS, There is, 116Wever, .· ~O:t ecjulpment on the W19 beCore lh!o transition becomes complete.• ~ ~illisher· Richards, Owsnb!IY · 1·prai.e!"',,1m!'!'bers o( the· com- ~~~~~=~!;~~~ ~ trai>Aformat'ton. EmpJoyees' haw been tepmart•tng themselves on "the new me~. reqUired by oftset pri·>t~ng deri'l! the past few weeks. nu,tng the transition perIod, Publisher Owen has llsked the public to •'bear with us until the chann is coftwiete," .~ open. house is bei'l! planned In January. · l'lloto-ollset Is s lll'OC'\,1, of 'P"\!Y'• eftorts variou,s ln. deP&rlments for .'their the wseiq!ild !pdlrect or offset prlnli'l! ' ... ·' .23 Persons Die In ()hio Weekend • 1, to whfch an ilrjpre11l00 of· pl1ut. e~s type ot a ile8!8n ·ar pi~, qftl\n a JlalftOne sc~n 'intelposis first ~cally trai>Aferi'ed to aprq,eflygratned ojleet of tliin f)ex!ble Zftic, or alumlnlllll. · It is. then deteloped and made . Oc!, . Ink-receptive and water-~:~~pel­ lent 'lith. a coetl'l! ol a greuy cboml!'jll {or .prlntiDB on ,a rubber-blaJil!~ cttb)der, il'll¢ which it II l)npl'!;ssiKI (tlllll :s, otriet) , uponqe~ ,. .I I<' ,~ ,I . Gpv~rnmen.t 'To Stand ~ ~Pound �Ro n yPu s '' eiit ,eat we h ·...,,..use ive at A P ., .. eld ei ~ • I· ' ,, �Ro n yPu s '' eiit ,eat we h ·...,,..use ive at A P ., .. eld ei ~ • I· ' ,, �l ~~~~i~s§:;~~=~p~t~:,:·~·~ono or .n n~oor\.~·:;. when his .ilew V~llage . - - - -·- ··- ' Help Us ' By, HELEN 80 l"l'EL ' ' Deat Helen: Should friends stay uninvolved when they knol' a wo'nderflll Mrt Ia pttlng marl'!~ because she Is LE1&1JRE Dear R.A.L.: How true is lhat old Russian This g!ri ,Is not veey, strong- saying, " There Is no greater willed, She ··ls 'sfriUd ·or .her 11- loneliness than being lonely by, anee. H•!••elfishandclom/Jjee(- the pair." But now that you'ro tng and h s parOJits back him up. single, don't spend the rest qr A year ago she tried to tell him , your Life urepenting," or mourn.. tt was over, but he made such a ing lost love you never reany tuss - snd his !olko browbeat Celt. Get on with It! - H. her so much - that she caved ln. Dear Helen: The marriage Is. set for DeHere' s another s:cJe to the " Un. cember. Showers have been glv. married 'Married" problem. ln en. Invitatlons are out. His par. our city, it was leurned that enta are master-minding t h e many coupl{'s on welfare relief whole show, as she· has only a weren't really married because wiOOwed mother - who can't they couldn't afford divorces or won't see how UJ1happy her from former spousc;s. However, daughter is. Alter all, the young they Uved as families, some man is well..otr, ~~that creates Cor many year s, and, of course, blindness In relillves. proWced .children. · Up to noW·'h8r rriends have To make matters more legal, the sidelines.• ~ld weJ.&v<! ar:JfAn~Q ~ilrovide di v. . #'Iii"m.......r of-cdr for sftjarate<1tCouples. lls lieck wtthJamiBUT when a respected and IY arrangements, reer!Jnina.. seemingly married couple ap. we should ]ust - plied for divor ce.~,; from long.. drink a toast to a hallhearted gone mates, guess what h.awen· bride?- SILENT FRIENDS ed? The law stepped in and said, Dear Friends: in effeCt, "You're Jiving in sin, II this girl Is as browbeaten therefore, we must take your c hU~ and mismatched as you say, she dren away and put them in de.. certainly needs to know h e r cent foster homes. 01 Naturally friends are on her side. Your .;the couple rought back. aymp8thetlc listening may keep The case, at thi s writing, is a halfhearted fiancee f r o ni be- still to be tried. One thing it coming a broken-hearted wile. has accomplished: a close--down -H. on applications for divorce via Dear Helen: ' Yle welfare agency. These folks Your adVIce to "'Trapped._ was woUld rather live as re spe~taexcellent. Th!r1y yean ago, ~ too, was ~'traooed." 1 married the man I hac! been eogagecl to· Cor four years,· because I ,j.lst couldn't tell hlm I didn't love hlm. 1 :ltUIJ.; bell~ved he .love,d and needed me.•t• · · ' I ' .·. • .; .. ~J. , '• ~ for our bounty.,.- .,f.r.~~dtlilnt . ::f..:.'tl(~ity to ·pursue .P·l!rs:ona!'. S~'CII,$ . I 'frienaships. L and 0 cher• <' , The children has lo st their fath! er and I am - REPEl'\TING AT afraid to ucause ttOObl•':. by callIng off the engagemeot'? tlooa, etc. - or we pllu~e to refliinf'c•ncl:, s"ad part ~ ~ . 1 fell in love wtUl him somewhere along the way • but, by then, it was too la1e. ' .. !'........ 9·l o 6 Mon.-Fri ... ; . ·.. ," , .. -~ .. 9 t.o 8 ~ ~ • \ • ' 1 ' ·· ,, , • •'1, I· ',.· · ished:, heritoge. • ~ ' i .vi .f.~ .., ··' ' • , ' .... '· " 0\. (,I ' . ' • ; '~ . c~tis·h C:t'H).'*stgi~O o· ~,·:r,! ·~;;:~ Prices Are EffeCtive November -~ .. " ~ . ..... I Armours . 81~ . Best \· lb. can "'' SEE US FOR YOUR FIRE AND AUTO INSURANCE Medl10 wedding he became 1 ' 20o/. Deviation. Our dilferentperson. '111• blttertrutl) .:,Rates Do Not Raisi After took )leU'S to unravel: He, toO, S had tell trW<J and hadn't~~ Hovi(lll A Claim As omo me know. Ou;o. marriage l'~B '· · Companies Do based on decelt,,.,dlhe dlshoileJ· 1l' tore It apart, t 8liw neui'O!Ic, He slq)ped trylilg, · ?t ' INSURANCE AGENCY After the divbtce and ~ls· re.. Pomeroy . marrla&e webecame,l'rfends.'llt,e. Phone 992·2440 V. D. EDWARDS \ \' ' ~ ' 'F"" ' �l ~~~~i~s§:;~~=~p~t~:,:·~·~ono or .n n~oor\.~·:;. when his .ilew V~llage . - - - -·- ··- ' Help Us ' By, HELEN 80 l"l'EL ' ' Deat Helen: Should friends stay uninvolved when they knol' a wo'nderflll Mrt Ia pttlng marl'!~ because she Is LE1&1JRE Dear R.A.L.: How true is lhat old Russian This g!ri ,Is not veey, strong- saying, " There Is no greater willed, She ··ls 'sfriUd ·or .her 11- loneliness than being lonely by, anee. H•!••elfishandclom/Jjee(- the pair." But now that you'ro tng and h s parOJits back him up. single, don't spend the rest qr A year ago she tried to tell him , your Life urepenting," or mourn.. tt was over, but he made such a ing lost love you never reany tuss - snd his !olko browbeat Celt. Get on with It! - H. her so much - that she caved ln. Dear Helen: The marriage Is. set for DeHere' s another s:cJe to the " Un. cember. Showers have been glv. married 'Married" problem. ln en. Invitatlons are out. His par. our city, it was leurned that enta are master-minding t h e many coupl{'s on welfare relief whole show, as she· has only a weren't really married because wiOOwed mother - who can't they couldn't afford divorces or won't see how UJ1happy her from former spousc;s. However, daughter is. Alter all, the young they Uved as families, some man is well..otr, ~~that creates Cor many year s, and, of course, blindness In relillves. proWced .children. · Up to noW·'h8r rriends have To make matters more legal, the sidelines.• ~ld weJ.&v<! ar:JfAn~Q ~ilrovide di v. . #'Iii"m.......r of-cdr for sftjarate<1tCouples. lls lieck wtthJamiBUT when a respected and IY arrangements, reer!Jnina.. seemingly married couple ap. we should ]ust - plied for divor ce.~,; from long.. drink a toast to a hallhearted gone mates, guess what h.awen· bride?- SILENT FRIENDS ed? The law stepped in and said, Dear Friends: in effeCt, "You're Jiving in sin, II this girl Is as browbeaten therefore, we must take your c hU~ and mismatched as you say, she dren away and put them in de.. certainly needs to know h e r cent foster homes. 01 Naturally friends are on her side. Your .;the couple rought back. aymp8thetlc listening may keep The case, at thi s writing, is a halfhearted fiancee f r o ni be- still to be tried. One thing it coming a broken-hearted wile. has accomplished: a close--down -H. on applications for divorce via Dear Helen: ' Yle welfare agency. These folks Your adVIce to "'Trapped._ was woUld rather live as re spe~taexcellent. Th!r1y yean ago, ~ too, was ~'traooed." 1 married the man I hac! been eogagecl to· Cor four years,· because I ,j.lst couldn't tell hlm I didn't love hlm. 1 :ltUIJ.; bell~ved he .love,d and needed me.•t• · · ' I ' .·. • .; .. ~J. , '• ~ for our bounty.,.- .,f.r.~~dtlilnt . ::f..:.'tl(~ity to ·pursue .P·l!rs:ona!'. S~'CII,$ . I 'frienaships. L and 0 cher• <' , The children has lo st their fath! er and I am - REPEl'\TING AT afraid to ucause ttOObl•':. by callIng off the engagemeot'? tlooa, etc. - or we pllu~e to refliinf'c•ncl:, s"ad part ~ ~ . 1 fell in love wtUl him somewhere along the way • but, by then, it was too la1e. ' .. !'........ 9·l o 6 Mon.-Fri ... ; . ·.. ," , .. -~ .. 9 t.o 8 ~ ~ • \ • ' 1 ' ·· ,, , • •'1, I· ',.· · ished:, heritoge. • ~ ' i .vi .f.~ .., ··' ' • , ' .... '· " 0\. (,I ' . ' • ; '~ . c~tis·h C:t'H).'*stgi~O o· ~,·:r,! ·~;;:~ Prices Are EffeCtive November -~ .. " ~ . ..... I Armours . 81~ . Best \· lb. can "'' SEE US FOR YOUR FIRE AND AUTO INSURANCE Medl10 wedding he became 1 ' 20o/. Deviation. Our dilferentperson. '111• blttertrutl) .:,Rates Do Not Raisi After took )leU'S to unravel: He, toO, S had tell trW<J and hadn't~~ Hovi(lll A Claim As omo me know. Ou;o. marriage l'~B '· · Companies Do based on decelt,,.,dlhe dlshoileJ· 1l' tore It apart, t 8liw neui'O!Ic, He slq)ped trylilg, · ?t ' INSURANCE AGENCY After the divbtce and ~ls· re.. Pomeroy . marrla&e webecame,l'rfends.'llt,e. Phone 992·2440 V. D. EDWARDS \ \' ' ~ ' 'F"" ' �''. ' ,.~ 4) .. '/, [jlf\_~~~" '. !;- t: "' 'l , 14 ',~ " ~; ,,,_ 1: ... ' .' . , 1I•: I•·•. ) ,, {'I . ,_ Maple Lawn Fresh· . '' STEWINGH ' ' ' .; ' '; . . ' .;-" tuuL goU.tt · :OYSTERS SELECTS, 12 oz. can_ CHAIN-HUNG PENDANT FIXTURE U.S. Grade A :small ' ' ' 00 /3 doz., <crt:. ., " Special! Custom i I I rI I CANNED POP 1z $1,00 cans PUMPKIN \., ' I • GIFTS-ilrfA LUMBERYARD? YOII tlrlf 1M do. You CM find aomtllllnl lor ~t•ryon• 01'1 puar Gift I.IJt, lrom rnmdiN f t Jtlnd,a to tht ,... ICINK!Ien. Come 1t1 Mtlf look lf'!Mid -Now. ELICTIIC ONE-CAR . 4 E DOOR OPERATOR N~.C!lns21/41 " ' · .. $1 ARGO ;PEACHE-S· 4 ' ' No. 2 1/2' cans / $~v~~1 . ·. ~; r '. ' ADDED SAfETY ON DARK NIGHTS • • • • ~ '':"1;f:' 1 . WONDERFUL 'IT'S RAINING, COLD OR SNOWING. ~· ' $1 Wax Paper II" 39c ~!~~.~YY,rap Patio Flavors · 610 29C 69C Coffee-Mate Chase & Sanborn 2 ~~ 1·29 Tu.nofish __ 3•••• $1 Silo · Scott Towels _____ 29c Beef Stew ___,__ can 39C roll• '· - rolls .FROZEN FOODS Morton's Pumpkin OL boll. Rounds Ovt A Cup of CDflte 11 Ol. siH Th•t Good CDH• Chicktn of fh• S.a Ju. . . PIES 4FOR $1. Birds Eye ORANGE J:)RINK roll WIISOft'• !M ••• L1und('Y Dtt•r..nt 3~·1 · 2 "'••• ' I. .' - PRODUCE ;' ;I. . '· · Well~ · shiv ICE CH s C· ee ' SI'QRTCIAFf,"OFFICfALN , TABLE SET ~ ·· · • . th~ cast o! a power failure. RarJ!o transmmers are non·di,: ',"",'',~nd .11ve ~ • . ....,..=~ ~ ~~8<\if;· door operatOr. with radio control. will operate lloors up to 18' 1 7' -1 Wilt a_ utomat1caUy stop when it hits an obstrucl:io!i . Qogr c:an bema ' ually ol)erat~ 1n Chocolote Special · ; CONVENIENCE WHEN CANDY SPECIAL;! 4 I 1 Beautiful formica white stone desi111 top ~dds charm and distinction to your decorator touch Jncludes-l!owl end ri,tn. (leu. faucels.) · 125 Ft. Cutrite I 49!!. · .~ STOKELY "' . 17.71 $13.95 .. , ~ 24'' VANITY PILLSBURY OR BALLARD SHOWBOAT SAVI REG. I '. . . Blscu ITS SW. POTA TOES •177? ·,· •;I- t . LANTERI S977 ·'· ' I l •F •' SAVE $6.96 ' PULL-DOWN' t·;-~;if~!~k I GLASS PENDANT 'S1999 EGGS ' ANTIQUE COPPER- l;fistanct. 7!1 n. or more. and are easily serviced Guaran- · year from ~ate of purthase. ~ •· ' GIFT CERTIFICA . , , for New Kirchen•, bothl or fomily rooms. Work out detaila ', offer Christmas.. Ideo! for Pop's tools, tool ·. DiLPHo~ PlAYTIME · _ . 11 A QIIALITY .8~RCH, SET ,: S ,· I . . ''·'' ' ·.. �''. ' ,.~ 4) .. '/, [jlf\_~~~" '. !;- t: "' 'l , 14 ',~ " ~; ,,,_ 1: ... ' .' . , 1I•: I•·•. ) ,, {'I . ,_ Maple Lawn Fresh· . '' STEWINGH ' ' ' .; ' '; . . ' .;-" tuuL goU.tt · :OYSTERS SELECTS, 12 oz. can_ CHAIN-HUNG PENDANT FIXTURE U.S. Grade A :small ' ' ' 00 /3 doz., <crt:. ., " Special! Custom i I I rI I CANNED POP 1z $1,00 cans PUMPKIN \., ' I • GIFTS-ilrfA LUMBERYARD? YOII tlrlf 1M do. You CM find aomtllllnl lor ~t•ryon• 01'1 puar Gift I.IJt, lrom rnmdiN f t Jtlnd,a to tht ,... ICINK!Ien. Come 1t1 Mtlf look lf'!Mid -Now. ELICTIIC ONE-CAR . 4 E DOOR OPERATOR N~.C!lns21/41 " ' · .. $1 ARGO ;PEACHE-S· 4 ' ' No. 2 1/2' cans / $~v~~1 . ·. ~; r '. ' ADDED SAfETY ON DARK NIGHTS • • • • ~ '':"1;f:' 1 . WONDERFUL 'IT'S RAINING, COLD OR SNOWING. ~· ' $1 Wax Paper II" 39c ~!~~.~YY,rap Patio Flavors · 610 29C 69C Coffee-Mate Chase & Sanborn 2 ~~ 1·29 Tu.nofish __ 3•••• $1 Silo · Scott Towels _____ 29c Beef Stew ___,__ can 39C roll• '· - rolls .FROZEN FOODS Morton's Pumpkin OL boll. Rounds Ovt A Cup of CDflte 11 Ol. siH Th•t Good CDH• Chicktn of fh• S.a Ju. . . PIES 4FOR $1. Birds Eye ORANGE J:)RINK roll WIISOft'• !M ••• L1und('Y Dtt•r..nt 3~·1 · 2 "'••• ' I. .' - PRODUCE ;' ;I. . '· · Well~ · shiv ICE CH s C· ee ' SI'QRTCIAFf,"OFFICfALN , TABLE SET ~ ·· · • . th~ cast o! a power failure. RarJ!o transmmers are non·di,: ',"",'',~nd .11ve ~ • . ....,..=~ ~ ~~8<\if;· door operatOr. with radio control. will operate lloors up to 18' 1 7' -1 Wilt a_ utomat1caUy stop when it hits an obstrucl:io!i . Qogr c:an bema ' ually ol)erat~ 1n Chocolote Special · ; CONVENIENCE WHEN CANDY SPECIAL;! 4 I 1 Beautiful formica white stone desi111 top ~dds charm and distinction to your decorator touch Jncludes-l!owl end ri,tn. (leu. faucels.) · 125 Ft. Cutrite I 49!!. · .~ STOKELY "' . 17.71 $13.95 .. , ~ 24'' VANITY PILLSBURY OR BALLARD SHOWBOAT SAVI REG. I '. . . Blscu ITS SW. POTA TOES •177? ·,· •;I- t . LANTERI S977 ·'· ' I l •F •' SAVE $6.96 ' PULL-DOWN' t·;-~;if~!~k I GLASS PENDANT 'S1999 EGGS ' ANTIQUE COPPER- l;fistanct. 7!1 n. or more. and are easily serviced Guaran- · year from ~ate of purthase. ~ •· ' GIFT CERTIFICA . , , for New Kirchen•, bothl or fomily rooms. Work out detaila ', offer Christmas.. Ideo! for Pop's tools, tool ·. DiLPHo~ PlAYTIME · _ . 11 A QIIALITY .8~RCH, SET ,: S ,· I . . ''·'' ' ·.. �' ' 'r' .• ' l' WANT AD 18,0.MATION Dt.ltDltNU 8 ' · m. Day btfort PullollutHt"' •ndiV De1dlont 9 il. 1111 1 ~ue[03~~ ~ig··t:, ~~~b~· paneled. Selling Phone 992-3254, Pf'" $1.1100. ' . 11 17 21r .' FAC'rORY repaired llfi,.,·_,Jl!H(' ' D,,y of Publ lt1H11n 1 anleed, regular tread, REGUlATIONS DUE lo dfv4H'ce we have a 1968 $12.5o each, John !\', T 1 ~ P•.':l ~~N rrSP. rveJ t he rleh t to 1'1 "' , t',l'o \ !tn \ ,I 1 ~ lk\'1 \ lt'll Ol.h · Meter, Syracuse, phone sewing machihe. This machtctoonaltl! , The pul:lllthtr will not 2788. ll . .. lltlc ine d.., dozens of dillerent ;:, rH.J-or:,; N"' for mor t than one In,nsert.on fancy stitches, makes button· SJNGI?R MODEL-it!, In nice• RATES holes and ,darns. Want relia- i watr.ut sewing I able, too k~L For Want Ad $er•uet ...... .. . ble person to lake over eight 1 and runs like new, fully ~uip.J J u nit " r WOrd one onttrtlon rt -•mvm Charge 1Sc 2 Door SpolleSli ~lean lnterioi·. New ww payments of $6.25 per montb. I P"'d to zig tag, monogram, 1" ce nts per ord lllrtt conuoc.u· trans. Solid body, radio and heater ' :1 .'. Call 992-2836. ll I' 6tc blJitonholc etr., pay 10 pa.}'lo'i ;2 (tft ll ptt Word "1!1 COIISII'CUIIVt mt'tlt ~ S3.50 each or ~ c.-sh. ; ' 'lo JOI, ' .. . . . . ! . . .• . --~1395l 15 prr cent tUs.count on pard adt. 1968 VICTOR STEREO. AM It I ~'85 4 Ooor. ~Jo<;jol 1 owner car, ctein i~t••Jor Ph ~92-2ti85 11 7 lfc ,, ,(.~ Pll ' d 'H •IIm la di~l • • I gi~. automatiC Iran& Power ,teerlng, radio and heater C o.RD Cf TH A N I< S & O!UTUA·I ~S FM radio, 4 speakers. • ·speed KNAPP SHO~S. Cliff's Shoe He$' SO fQ t SO v•ord mll1l;num . lbc~ changer, walnut console. This 1 pair fomplete Shor> Serv- : • • o n ~, word :, BL tN'O ADS set still in packing carton, ICt' , Middleport. 1t .j 30tp <' ! en o' ~~( .::na tlll ~r Adv tr· left in lay-away. Pay balance ~trlltn t . O o'F I C~ H<lURS of $1116.32 or $1.50 per week. QPiN .. EVES. 9:00 P.M. Q·lO • m. to ! Oli p m. Dally '·4 • ,;, an. t~ lJ~ O tol ~o n Sll: uodl'i COLDS, HAY lever, sinus Try it in your home. call Elmer E. White, , . IT'S a .SY TO I'I.ACE A QHIO Hours ol relief In every Sina992-2836. 11 14 6tc WANT AD Ropro~entatpve In PHONI "1-2156 Time capsule. $1.49 value tnso~t & only 99c. Summers PharDUAL STEREO - RADIO Con-----,::-;--,-;-·· -· . -· Notice macy, New Haven. YOU SATiSFIED 222-~hAve., sole Four speed intermixed 1 66 Buick $2695 WITH YOUR FUEL OIL changer, volume control, 4 10 22 321~ I WILL NOT be respo111ible SERVICE LAST YEARP Wildcat 4 Dr. Sedan. An· speaker sound system, love. \ other new Buick trade-in lor any debl! other th•n my IF NOT, CALL ly walnut finish This set IIOUSE IN Thomas Fo1k. IJV• from particular original own. David Wellman iJVe months old. Take over Pomeroy Landmark owner We ean gladly rerooms. bath, t.-ellar . o u 111 17 3te I 1 payments of $6 per month or buildmg. gCtrage, l l acres, 992·2181 COLLECT f.. '"" to the original ow· OPEN 7 TO 7 Bud,et plan, metered li<keie . .,., ' This car b equipped pay balance $81.11 Call 99!bottle gas. 1 cement covered and treated fuel. 3216. 11 II 6\c .L'II HUA.HUA STL'D sen1ce 1 with the ~st and finest of porches. well. cistern. Call II ONI 0' til. MON. THRU FRI. Buick engines ~ eame as In Phone 813-2643. Jl 7 301c or , .. Mrs J J Ward, Rt NICIS! PIO~••• . CALL ' POM;ROY I Electra and Riviera. It is I Ml<klleport, Silver R 11 n WIRF. FUR STRETCHERS fully equipped. CLI:CTROLUX s,1les and "' · DICK IIAWLINGS Phon< 992-i386 992-21:J1 . I~Otlll Fox ~1m~ I1:11J:: pos: RT. 7 ~-1 The Meigs and JL _, Bonded factm \ 1epl c ~~· l • 11 16 61p "um ~~1111k · 11 t'"~ P l!lling uut 65 Olck F85,_ $1495 t,H n e Ph 9!::2·3780 ~ack Y_i: Cai!IJ.~Mil•· G.llio County Lin> :~f [ll!' hUSlPt->"" n1 11 Bail e~ 1 Rawlings Honda Salai ' O~E DUo-THERM OU Heater, 10 19 lCtp 4 Dr. Sedan. One careful '1nd St Reef!~ lite I large coal Heatrola. Two w~ :J.al5l PH. 992-6408 local owner. Spotless orig1 E T!1JM'fiNG and rew.m MIDDLIPORf OHIO TH 283 Chevrolet engmes cominal while finish. Automo· l -\:-iDSC.:\PING. ttee cutting. -- -;'; l'u l1" J.:st ·c1. Fre<> esr. plete w1th l1eads H. B. HarCl!~gmg basemen ts dozer HL'CS a mess" Cl~an f ~r lt! r' rlte!'. O'C•)nt~t: r's Tret• and mon, Rt. I, Dt>xter, Ohio 1 orl,. haulm .z \Lmon Re\ n with Blue- Lustre. Rent elec. r ~HI Os;,i ':e s· "\ !( "' C.'ll\ :18i tic 11 16 3tp lllc shampoot>r $1. Sta1 Sup· o!ds. Mason. Phone 773-5147 ~ ; , ) ur !lSI;:. .i iH, ChcstCl'. 0 10 29 30tc plv, Racme. Ohio IIAMPSHIRE & YORKSIIIRE J1 lS JOlp 11 17 6tr pigs. 7 weeks o:d. Call 992MIXED HAY.-40c a bale. also li!i9 HC~.rnsonvllie. GUARANTEED USED Tires one se m1 rig. and GMC trac. 11 15 file $3 .95 up Pomeroy Home and tor Contact. M. W. Runyon, Auto. 10 30 lfc r. E.Il. F'.T•Tr: f•'fl S \LF AUTO S.\i F:S Eag le R1dge Road, Mmers. 1 v1lle. Oh10 45736 11-19-!0TC 1001 rhcvy pick-no fl'uck. MONDAY EVENING RATS. MICE eliminated forUS<'d onl~· 5 months. St>t d•al shift, $350. phone 712-5006 ever "Get Star" 2"' lb. $1.69 for z1g zag, fancy stil ehe.!i, HOLIDAY SPECIAL ON COLD II 14 6to W~AZ TV - 3 WCHS TV -8 WHTN-13 Ebersbach Hdwe . Sugar Run buttonholes. b II n d hems WAVES from :'-lov 21 through Mill . Pickens' Hdwe , Mason. E'l(' Wilt sell lor $67 Nothmg Dec 29 $15 now $12 50. $12 50 10 12 30\p down , $6 monthly. Call Rav· FAIR LANE TERf,IACE- ~ now $10 $10 now $11.50, Ruth's DLEPORT - Modern ti room enswood 273-9893. Beauty Shop. Mason, pho ne home. Aluminum siding, 4 11 15 61c DUE lo dtvorce we have a 1!lf:1 773-5686 11-19-30TP bedrooms. modem ki !chen, sewmg machine. 1h15 mach ' large living room, 1~ bath, ine does dozens of dtff!"rf'nl POODLE PUPPlES, AKC Toy full basement. rec . room , mmlilture $73 and up, stud EF.ST PRICE patd for standfancv stilches . makes buttf\n garage. Three lois. excellent serviC'f' and grooming, phone ~S nmb<J.r 1 popla r, oak, \\i [. Lucy ihow Rat . hol('s and darnc: . want relw SINGER TOUC,H & SEW, 500 J 8:30 :)92 5'f4~ localiQI!. $.\8.500.00. "11M -t S': ;Camo'~'e. ash. lyn Fr"'e ble pe rson- to take ov"r 8 serlP-~ Lovely two tone pasAn<iy ' 11-3-U'C POMEROY - Good 2 srory E::. 1•n·c: tes No JOb too bl<; or pa\ ments or 56 25 oer month , --- - -- - -- tel blue. Fully equipped to -J ' home, 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms, 'r:; :Jttle Ca ll . anon Re1 n. call 992-2$.16 11 14 1:t1' 1967 SEWl~G ~!.~CHINE, fulbutronhole, fancy design, etc. bath, cellar, block garage, '' d) Box. 4C7, ~ W Va 19!8 VIC'TOR STEREO. AM & lv e JU!pped to zig za,2:, fanly 10:00 I Spy automatic ~bbin refill. Orlg· front porch with nice view of Phone 773-5147, des.~ n darn, sew in zippers, n1 radto. ~ speaker!!. ~ speed 1 inally $331.85. $36,40 now due - J '1"m:-;;::::---i---::-::----+~-...,..._...;.. river. $6,000.00 10 29 30tc changer waln ut commie. th1s tit' , layaway balance $32 • and assume balance. TradeNewa POMEROY - One story, 2 bed10. phon• 992-2685. 11 7 lfc S\'! ~ 1111 in packt n~ (arton. Ins accepted. hone 992-1610. 11:30 Ton!..,t Late lb>w. .., ' ---- -- -- - room home, bath, basement, ~ ~~~ ~~~F~OR~R~E~N!~~~­ left 10 lay·away. pav bal · LOS" WEIGHT safely with Dex furnace heating. Aluminum s;\ R00:\1 apa rtment 3 bed· ar.ce of S106 :n or Sl 50 ~r 11 7 tie 1 A·OIC't Tablets, only 98c. Nel· siding, storm doors and win;·ooms. unfurnished 6' close~s we~ic try It 10 your h J me son's Drug. 9 19 ~Ole ETIIYLENE GLYCOL Base i TUESDAY DA dows. $6,500.00 I space, hot water heat, store call 992-2836. 11 H 6tc ~ . tnU!reeze, $1.3S permanent ' CURTISS DAIRY BEEF Breed-i VtKr.TL or IIELEN TEAFORD , oom outside porc h Phone WSAZ TV -3 WCHS WHTN per gallon. ~Home In~. Serv1re lor anyone any992-3325 c.n-5307. 11 8 tic DU IL STEREO-RADIO C >ll· .1,1 10 30 tic and Auto. sole 4 speC'd inlermr·v•d char:-1 wnere. Call Parker 992·!264 1 Albert M. Cox, Broker ' ., 6:30 News gtr. volume control, 4 speak· POO"Jtroy or 985·3824 Chesler. , 992-3830 News Merv GiiJFFJN 99:!-3636 ' T'\0 BEDR00\-1 furn ished 8:45 eom Ccb t1' S(' Und system. lovel y wal· Nou(y by 8 a. m. for morning , apartment. 114 1;2 :\1ulberry nut !irush, th1s set ft\'t month!!; perfDrmance service. 1 p.m. ~ \'e Phone P92-6698. . fULLY EQUIPP~D "I!' ' "· old, hk~ ovrr paymen•~ of aiiernoon service. :\ o~ prom-! RM'iT, 50 yeal'i in · ~ .:~a:.lt 11 7 tfc .M per month or "'ay balanct• • ism { after 6 p. m. for the NewTelllalnenl locatJOn, rlMht in l 1e midst $81 H. "" 991-nts. 11 II oil' same da). 10 'IJ :JOtc , 1 room of a bi ~ future indll'ilrla·l de. apartment furnished. Felt!val LOSE WEIGHT safely •v i t h st: . W tNG-woc~. repatr ..,: ' velopment, ~.500. Ca ll Walrhone 9!12-3658. 9 17 tfc Dex-A-D"t tablets. Only 9fie i •ice, aU makeo, IVY Z-2214 • ter Crooks, m-ae:Il, Middle, af Summers Pharmacy, New l'he fa~rac Shop, Pomeroy port, Obio. 9 1% tfc Ft R\ISHED APARTMENTS 1 Aulhortzed Sinsrf!r Sala and • Haven. 10 22 30tp ~ and 4 rooms, furnace hea t, - LOS h - f . -~- ' Servl<•e J 21 Ue I out of all floods. 2 blocks• CO . ay ever, smus - " O'RRlE~ & CliOW I rom Pomeroy Post Office !lours or relief m evry Sina- ~ . Ol!SINR~S SRR;,.ris-::- 1 REALTV COMPANY IJr 1\iJte parkinA Call 992· T1me capsule. $1 4t value POMEROY _ CLOSE TO ;'192 between 10 a m and 7 only $99c. Summers Pharm,~C. -BRADFOM GRADE SCROOL - 2 story acy, New Haven. ~ 1 m 9 19 tfc ,· Avcno!lo'I:BR frame. ; rooms 12 bedrooms), lO 22 4Ztp pOmplote Service bath. In ~ood repair, excel1 • : ':IS HED and unfurnished SJNGf~il -roucH & - SEW - ·~ Crill llndlord 1 t d'l' $3500M ,w ron110n ., w. •P.'ll'tments Close t to school """'· lovely two tone pastel 'lfrtte, Pbooe or Cealld MIDDLEPORT - I~ storY. 5 Phone 9!12-5435 10 18 lie blu,, fully equlpJ1f·rl to but· Raclae, t*o rooms (2 bedrooms). bath. lo~t.olt>, fancy 1 _ etc, · $ l tl~ , nice oorches. Jn gOOd condi· f';,,' RNISHED and unfurQished - aut>mauc bobblll _, I Ong-' :-A;;lii:-::CU=N;:D;;m;;o;:fllN:::;;:,;;G;-;;IIc::etngcl'l tlon. ~,000.00. '-' P<I rlmenls. Rowley & Reed ina!ly $331.8;, $36 " now due' allen IIOI'VICII. IIICk's l!elrlt · POMEROY _ 2 story frame, 6 } hone 992-3574 after 4 p m. and assume balance, trade ·' balh "" orcepted, phone ~9 2-2681 [ oration, N01t RaveD, Phone , rooms (4 bedrooms), , 10 31 tfc ~1. 4 I lie Iaroe front poreh, u'lllty ,==-- ~~ 11 7 tic , ._;_;'~· room. lot (100 • 11111). $41,500. ETIIII.E~E GLYCOL 8 as e R'' . , ., ~ ),1l1{ , ., .,~., d ~·:·:· Henry Clelond, $11esmau pe'man•nt antilre.ze. $133 _ , • UIIA.'I:' n~. - - INSURANCE l r •_,! ll'r h ~ ~'J )', 'Jr iz!'llj ~et.. 1 per gallon. Pomrroy Home ,' : ·' ,' ( .. ~v . . .-. 1,"~ ~stiResidenceIJ!..zst8 • \ ":"r'R\-fo·'n"rt~E'"""in::,,:,:ur;;a:..nc"'e"""'bfen and Auto tO 30 tfc 11 18 3tc .wcelled'' Lost your operatI" ,1 • l''· 'J: : nq't ~ ~·. GOl'.J· ~ ::,,1 ~ ,£ GU~HJ\.\TEED USED Tir.s . •r \ licen ~? Call 992-2966 1 , r: · ' ':.In "0 .. "'~'!drJ J c. .~. ~.. , t3 J5 up Pomeroy Home a n d p ,.. 1 "' .;,, 6 :;o tfc . j. 1i()O'M HOUSE, must . ttell, 6 15 lfc AUJo 10 30 .tfe lull basement, an around - - ' lenetng, 'Chicken house. Iavely FOR SA~E HAl'S, ~ICE: ehmmated fol'· Nl·: r:;, ·.r.•s Buddir~ Su pnly 1 ourl'ot!Jidlnp. Pbane 7'1U97II l'iiTATOES, Sweet Potatoes P.~"r. " Gel su~r" i ~ lb. $1.69 1 ..~··::·~ · , h "l':"r. ~ ,' mpili ~ MI!SDII. ,; 10 13 30tp Charle~ Hilton , Portl and F.:ber~bach Hdwe, Sugar Run : ,. ') ~ I; ktl,.h:-!\ t:')iinet1~ <'l n d 10 15 301c Mr!l Pr cken·~ Hdwe, Mason. :: lv r wo:-lc c8n ·,9•,P-350~ or _ _ 1012 30tp I '•'q :!;. .1 8 tfc WAITED BUY .. J 'P!~ L OIL !ito ve. 85,000 BTU FACTOHY repalfed wide oval I ·c , '. TRADI! fJhonc 992-62~0 11 14 61p t1res. g11arauleed, $16 50 each, , BtJI. ,f:r 'P RIC~ fltf.rntur2 on WANT TO BUY roR TANK, from ~· John VanMP! er , Syraeu!O(o', 1': 1 r l~ird liuo; b~~t:ct sho-, to three gallon, mUBt ' "Pl F: STEREO - R~nJO phone 902.2738 11 a l2tc I P· ·~{')' r'!!rnitur~. t ..iiMJepo:1.. ' ' be In lair to. lteaJ. 1"1':7 model !Qvelv finl5h Thi'l r 'ilio '! :::~ Lfc WELL KEPT carpet• 'how the ing water, , V. W, , :t hvs AM & FM , ,,din. tw'n results or regular Bh1e Lustre Runyon, Eagle' . l!Oad, " ('akcr~ . du ~ l voh,me con· spot clf'anmg. tlcnl ell'clrr!' Minersville, 0. t ·,1 S"'t 3 mo11lh!'i nlrl. Tal<;r. ' !'hampooer $1 RakE'r F'urm· Fre51>-w.ater Sharks · • r payments (Jf $7 20 '>E!I" tun: 11 I3 61c Sh4trks can 'be found in rresh "~Wlth 1)1" Jl;<'JV b<.1laricl! d 1.1;~~ watet: A few spe<:ies run up LOS I! SPE~I'l QVf:f;N I<J'mger-•·a.h" 11'1" -,~ Trv It in yn•ii' ho~l'!. \~tlll:lresh waters of tropical l'r, lrke new ,. R. M. r.{IOper, ,., n ~'12- Jm n· 14 Gle' 1'10\~ ··"-'!d tl!l'ee or four spo- · l>ex1er . ciel 1~r!! r~JUlar inhabilanls 11-3-TFC of lresh-wa!l!r lake; in Central ~m~ric& and Thailand CilnctUatio"• 6 Corrutootu Wllllw ;o.c.upt ~:t until 9 J '" '•' ./ I •• A WITHOUr ~:· ~ MIPPll!. FA\~S E.'\IR 'TR'ftNG!!' (' l• Pome~y 'MoJe~··'G~~ j POMElo'V, v. v; ''--;:;~~r===i / "WiRE HONDA JAYMAR COAL CO. ' 1'---.............. 1'---...-- ·- I tra;~AmNARS -~ W~~~n: ~~~eB~~; ~~':!~ I ~ - \ I Ot!Jt.IT 'THINK GLORJANA 1\0\JLD PERMtr .JIM TO INVITE ME! LUMP COAL SAW & SERVIa · • WINNIE WINKLE -'\""""---"'-----+----· ~~.~~:!!~~~~ II ecar ernick - eltHtar CoN eBullcloitr' eAnyTYJi'e KEITH GOBLE FORD MhlolitJ/ort. 0, WY MIN EVER HI DR. BRITE-BITE! GREAT WI'T, ISIJ'T IT? 'rW VERY SMILE! . eCer eTruck eHNI., CoN ' eBulldtlur eAny'Tyl'f KEitH GOBtE FORD '"rHIMG'S SURE ARE POPPit.f WOW! IN TI-lE 61G..CIT'I' ~S't'ERD!W 4r~E VAI'iOAt(; PAI?ERS 'TODAY! DIDJA GE.E? "'9f'JIA[L !OWN L0\.1/ERS · THE BOoM ON \IAHo.oLs'' WERt JAitro Atltl JUDCE tli.AS rnR!i CARL~ DUCI UP SOME OLD LAWS AG SAYS PAREI"\TG !-lAG TO f4M·M·~W~AT G.OOO'LL 'SMASHED COUlDN'T Pl>j FO~ OAMAGE-:3 "fl.IEIR I<ID'S OOE.'D' FttfiD THEIR Qo!Al(l# AL£CK CHUCKS T.V. lAWYER t 5oo- AND '30 DA.V!i ' ~·;~~· ~ IM Ji\IL roR. COHTEMP'I' Of COURT , 152 IUnERNUT o. ' I ' - -' -8 P0L.L.VANNA 1 1 I --.. .:::===. . . _.... '1 Ol~e•l !:horeh Olct Swedes Church. erected in W11 r um~lon , Swed· 1sh Lu1htmms ~now PriJte• f'~pt ··~ upal1 in 1698, is, '" lle the oldest f'ro1te•tifr :· ch urch m th<: llnitc~ cont1nuo1u; State.. --~·TO BUGS BUNNY . r:::: -"\ . -.,, \~ ' '' ' 111& 001 "'""' .....,. �' ' 'r' .• ' l' WANT AD 18,0.MATION Dt.ltDltNU 8 ' · m. Day btfort PullollutHt"' •ndiV De1dlont 9 il. 1111 1 ~ue[03~~ ~ig··t:, ~~~b~· paneled. Selling Phone 992-3254, Pf'" $1.1100. ' . 11 17 21r .' FAC'rORY repaired llfi,.,·_,Jl!H(' ' D,,y of Publ lt1H11n 1 anleed, regular tread, REGUlATIONS DUE lo dfv4H'ce we have a 1968 $12.5o each, John !\', T 1 ~ P•.':l ~~N rrSP. rveJ t he rleh t to 1'1 "' , t',l'o \ !tn \ ,I 1 ~ lk\'1 \ lt'll Ol.h · Meter, Syracuse, phone sewing machihe. This machtctoonaltl! , The pul:lllthtr will not 2788. ll . .. lltlc ine d.., dozens of dillerent ;:, rH.J-or:,; N"' for mor t than one In,nsert.on fancy stitches, makes button· SJNGI?R MODEL-it!, In nice• RATES holes and ,darns. Want relia- i watr.ut sewing I able, too k~L For Want Ad $er•uet ...... .. . ble person to lake over eight 1 and runs like new, fully ~uip.J J u nit " r WOrd one onttrtlon rt -•mvm Charge 1Sc 2 Door SpolleSli ~lean lnterioi·. New ww payments of $6.25 per montb. I P"'d to zig tag, monogram, 1" ce nts per ord lllrtt conuoc.u· trans. Solid body, radio and heater ' :1 .'. Call 992-2836. ll I' 6tc blJitonholc etr., pay 10 pa.}'lo'i ;2 (tft ll ptt Word "1!1 COIISII'CUIIVt mt'tlt ~ S3.50 each or ~ c.-sh. ; ' 'lo JOI, ' .. . . . . ! . . .• . --~1395l 15 prr cent tUs.count on pard adt. 1968 VICTOR STEREO. AM It I ~'85 4 Ooor. ~Jo<;jol 1 owner car, ctein i~t••Jor Ph ~92-2ti85 11 7 lfc ,, ,(.~ Pll ' d 'H •IIm la di~l • • I gi~. automatiC Iran& Power ,teerlng, radio and heater C o.RD Cf TH A N I< S & O!UTUA·I ~S FM radio, 4 speakers. • ·speed KNAPP SHO~S. Cliff's Shoe He$' SO fQ t SO v•ord mll1l;num . lbc~ changer, walnut console. This 1 pair fomplete Shor> Serv- : • • o n ~, word :, BL tN'O ADS set still in packing carton, ICt' , Middleport. 1t .j 30tp <' ! en o' ~~( .::na tlll ~r Adv tr· left in lay-away. Pay balance ~trlltn t . O o'F I C~ H<lURS of $1116.32 or $1.50 per week. QPiN .. EVES. 9:00 P.M. Q·lO • m. to ! Oli p m. Dally '·4 • ,;, an. t~ lJ~ O tol ~o n Sll: uodl'i COLDS, HAY lever, sinus Try it in your home. call Elmer E. White, , . IT'S a .SY TO I'I.ACE A QHIO Hours ol relief In every Sina992-2836. 11 14 6tc WANT AD Ropro~entatpve In PHONI "1-2156 Time capsule. $1.49 value tnso~t & only 99c. Summers PharDUAL STEREO - RADIO Con-----,::-;--,-;-·· -· . -· Notice macy, New Haven. YOU SATiSFIED 222-~hAve., sole Four speed intermixed 1 66 Buick $2695 WITH YOUR FUEL OIL changer, volume control, 4 10 22 321~ I WILL NOT be respo111ible SERVICE LAST YEARP Wildcat 4 Dr. Sedan. An· speaker sound system, love. \ other new Buick trade-in lor any debl! other th•n my IF NOT, CALL ly walnut finish This set IIOUSE IN Thomas Fo1k. IJV• from particular original own. David Wellman iJVe months old. Take over Pomeroy Landmark owner We ean gladly rerooms. bath, t.-ellar . o u 111 17 3te I 1 payments of $6 per month or buildmg. gCtrage, l l acres, 992·2181 COLLECT f.. '"" to the original ow· OPEN 7 TO 7 Bud,et plan, metered li<keie . .,., ' This car b equipped pay balance $81.11 Call 99!bottle gas. 1 cement covered and treated fuel. 3216. 11 II 6\c .L'II HUA.HUA STL'D sen1ce 1 with the ~st and finest of porches. well. cistern. Call II ONI 0' til. MON. THRU FRI. Buick engines ~ eame as In Phone 813-2643. Jl 7 301c or , .. Mrs J J Ward, Rt NICIS! PIO~••• . CALL ' POM;ROY I Electra and Riviera. It is I Ml<klleport, Silver R 11 n WIRF. FUR STRETCHERS fully equipped. CLI:CTROLUX s,1les and "' · DICK IIAWLINGS Phon< 992-i386 992-21:J1 . I~Otlll Fox ~1m~ I1:11J:: pos: RT. 7 ~-1 The Meigs and JL _, Bonded factm \ 1epl c ~~· l • 11 16 61p "um ~~1111k · 11 t'"~ P l!lling uut 65 Olck F85,_ $1495 t,H n e Ph 9!::2·3780 ~ack Y_i: Cai!IJ.~Mil•· G.llio County Lin> :~f [ll!' hUSlPt->"" n1 11 Bail e~ 1 Rawlings Honda Salai ' O~E DUo-THERM OU Heater, 10 19 lCtp 4 Dr. Sedan. One careful '1nd St Reef!~ lite I large coal Heatrola. Two w~ :J.al5l PH. 992-6408 local owner. Spotless orig1 E T!1JM'fiNG and rew.m MIDDLIPORf OHIO TH 283 Chevrolet engmes cominal while finish. Automo· l -\:-iDSC.:\PING. ttee cutting. -- -;'; l'u l1" J.:st ·c1. Fre<> esr. plete w1th l1eads H. B. HarCl!~gmg basemen ts dozer HL'CS a mess" Cl~an f ~r lt! r' rlte!'. O'C•)nt~t: r's Tret• and mon, Rt. I, Dt>xter, Ohio 1 orl,. haulm .z \Lmon Re\ n with Blue- Lustre. Rent elec. r ~HI Os;,i ':e s· "\ !( "' C.'ll\ :18i tic 11 16 3tp lllc shampoot>r $1. Sta1 Sup· o!ds. Mason. Phone 773-5147 ~ ; , ) ur !lSI;:. .i iH, ChcstCl'. 0 10 29 30tc plv, Racme. Ohio IIAMPSHIRE & YORKSIIIRE J1 lS JOlp 11 17 6tr pigs. 7 weeks o:d. Call 992MIXED HAY.-40c a bale. also li!i9 HC~.rnsonvllie. GUARANTEED USED Tires one se m1 rig. and GMC trac. 11 15 file $3 .95 up Pomeroy Home and tor Contact. M. W. Runyon, Auto. 10 30 lfc r. E.Il. F'.T•Tr: f•'fl S \LF AUTO S.\i F:S Eag le R1dge Road, Mmers. 1 v1lle. Oh10 45736 11-19-!0TC 1001 rhcvy pick-no fl'uck. MONDAY EVENING RATS. MICE eliminated forUS<'d onl~· 5 months. St>t d•al shift, $350. phone 712-5006 ever "Get Star" 2"' lb. $1.69 for z1g zag, fancy stil ehe.!i, HOLIDAY SPECIAL ON COLD II 14 6to W~AZ TV - 3 WCHS TV -8 WHTN-13 Ebersbach Hdwe . Sugar Run buttonholes. b II n d hems WAVES from :'-lov 21 through Mill . Pickens' Hdwe , Mason. E'l(' Wilt sell lor $67 Nothmg Dec 29 $15 now $12 50. $12 50 10 12 30\p down , $6 monthly. Call Rav· FAIR LANE TERf,IACE- ~ now $10 $10 now $11.50, Ruth's DLEPORT - Modern ti room enswood 273-9893. Beauty Shop. Mason, pho ne home. Aluminum siding, 4 11 15 61c DUE lo dtvorce we have a 1!lf:1 773-5686 11-19-30TP bedrooms. modem ki !chen, sewmg machine. 1h15 mach ' large living room, 1~ bath, ine does dozens of dtff!"rf'nl POODLE PUPPlES, AKC Toy full basement. rec . room , mmlilture $73 and up, stud EF.ST PRICE patd for standfancv stilches . makes buttf\n garage. Three lois. excellent serviC'f' and grooming, phone ~S nmb<J.r 1 popla r, oak, \\i [. Lucy ihow Rat . hol('s and darnc: . want relw SINGER TOUC,H & SEW, 500 J 8:30 :)92 5'f4~ localiQI!. $.\8.500.00. "11M -t S': ;Camo'~'e. ash. lyn Fr"'e ble pe rson- to take ov"r 8 serlP-~ Lovely two tone pasAn<iy ' 11-3-U'C POMEROY - Good 2 srory E::. 1•n·c: tes No JOb too bl<; or pa\ ments or 56 25 oer month , --- - -- - -- tel blue. Fully equipped to -J ' home, 6 rooms. 3 bedrooms, 'r:; :Jttle Ca ll . anon Re1 n. call 992-2$.16 11 14 1:t1' 1967 SEWl~G ~!.~CHINE, fulbutronhole, fancy design, etc. bath, cellar, block garage, '' d) Box. 4C7, ~ W Va 19!8 VIC'TOR STEREO. AM & lv e JU!pped to zig za,2:, fanly 10:00 I Spy automatic ~bbin refill. Orlg· front porch with nice view of Phone 773-5147, des.~ n darn, sew in zippers, n1 radto. ~ speaker!!. ~ speed 1 inally $331.85. $36,40 now due - J '1"m:-;;::::---i---::-::----+~-...,..._...;.. river. $6,000.00 10 29 30tc changer waln ut commie. th1s tit' , layaway balance $32 • and assume balance. TradeNewa POMEROY - One story, 2 bed10. phon• 992-2685. 11 7 lfc S\'! ~ 1111 in packt n~ (arton. Ins accepted. hone 992-1610. 11:30 Ton!..,t Late lb>w. .., ' ---- -- -- - room home, bath, basement, ~ ~~~ ~~~F~OR~R~E~N!~~~­ left 10 lay·away. pav bal · LOS" WEIGHT safely with Dex furnace heating. Aluminum s;\ R00:\1 apa rtment 3 bed· ar.ce of S106 :n or Sl 50 ~r 11 7 tie 1 A·OIC't Tablets, only 98c. Nel· siding, storm doors and win;·ooms. unfurnished 6' close~s we~ic try It 10 your h J me son's Drug. 9 19 ~Ole ETIIYLENE GLYCOL Base i TUESDAY DA dows. $6,500.00 I space, hot water heat, store call 992-2836. 11 H 6tc ~ . tnU!reeze, $1.3S permanent ' CURTISS DAIRY BEEF Breed-i VtKr.TL or IIELEN TEAFORD , oom outside porc h Phone WSAZ TV -3 WCHS WHTN per gallon. ~Home In~. Serv1re lor anyone any992-3325 c.n-5307. 11 8 tic DU IL STEREO-RADIO C >ll· .1,1 10 30 tic and Auto. sole 4 speC'd inlermr·v•d char:-1 wnere. Call Parker 992·!264 1 Albert M. Cox, Broker ' ., 6:30 News gtr. volume control, 4 speak· POO"Jtroy or 985·3824 Chesler. , 992-3830 News Merv GiiJFFJN 99:!-3636 ' T'\0 BEDR00\-1 furn ished 8:45 eom Ccb t1' S(' Und system. lovel y wal· Nou(y by 8 a. m. for morning , apartment. 114 1;2 :\1ulberry nut !irush, th1s set ft\'t month!!; perfDrmance service. 1 p.m. ~ \'e Phone P92-6698. . fULLY EQUIPP~D "I!' ' "· old, hk~ ovrr paymen•~ of aiiernoon service. :\ o~ prom-! RM'iT, 50 yeal'i in · ~ .:~a:.lt 11 7 tfc .M per month or "'ay balanct• • ism { after 6 p. m. for the NewTelllalnenl locatJOn, rlMht in l 1e midst $81 H. "" 991-nts. 11 II oil' same da). 10 'IJ :JOtc , 1 room of a bi ~ future indll'ilrla·l de. apartment furnished. Felt!val LOSE WEIGHT safely •v i t h st: . W tNG-woc~. repatr ..,: ' velopment, ~.500. Ca ll Walrhone 9!12-3658. 9 17 tfc Dex-A-D"t tablets. Only 9fie i •ice, aU makeo, IVY Z-2214 • ter Crooks, m-ae:Il, Middle, af Summers Pharmacy, New l'he fa~rac Shop, Pomeroy port, Obio. 9 1% tfc Ft R\ISHED APARTMENTS 1 Aulhortzed Sinsrf!r Sala and • Haven. 10 22 30tp ~ and 4 rooms, furnace hea t, - LOS h - f . -~- ' Servl<•e J 21 Ue I out of all floods. 2 blocks• CO . ay ever, smus - " O'RRlE~ & CliOW I rom Pomeroy Post Office !lours or relief m evry Sina- ~ . Ol!SINR~S SRR;,.ris-::- 1 REALTV COMPANY IJr 1\iJte parkinA Call 992· T1me capsule. $1 4t value POMEROY _ CLOSE TO ;'192 between 10 a m and 7 only $99c. Summers Pharm,~C. -BRADFOM GRADE SCROOL - 2 story acy, New Haven. ~ 1 m 9 19 tfc ,· Avcno!lo'I:BR frame. ; rooms 12 bedrooms), lO 22 4Ztp pOmplote Service bath. In ~ood repair, excel1 • : ':IS HED and unfurnished SJNGf~il -roucH & - SEW - ·~ Crill llndlord 1 t d'l' $3500M ,w ron110n ., w. •P.'ll'tments Close t to school """'· lovely two tone pastel 'lfrtte, Pbooe or Cealld MIDDLEPORT - I~ storY. 5 Phone 9!12-5435 10 18 lie blu,, fully equlpJ1f·rl to but· Raclae, t*o rooms (2 bedrooms). bath. lo~t.olt>, fancy 1 _ etc, · $ l tl~ , nice oorches. Jn gOOd condi· f';,,' RNISHED and unfurQished - aut>mauc bobblll _, I Ong-' :-A;;lii:-::CU=N;:D;;m;;o;:fllN:::;;:,;;G;-;;IIc::etngcl'l tlon. ~,000.00. '-' P<I rlmenls. Rowley & Reed ina!ly $331.8;, $36 " now due' allen IIOI'VICII. IIICk's l!elrlt · POMEROY _ 2 story frame, 6 } hone 992-3574 after 4 p m. and assume balance, trade ·' balh "" orcepted, phone ~9 2-2681 [ oration, N01t RaveD, Phone , rooms (4 bedrooms), , 10 31 tfc ~1. 4 I lie Iaroe front poreh, u'lllty ,==-- ~~ 11 7 tic , ._;_;'~· room. lot (100 • 11111). $41,500. ETIIII.E~E GLYCOL 8 as e R'' . , ., ~ ),1l1{ , ., .,~., d ~·:·:· Henry Clelond, $11esmau pe'man•nt antilre.ze. $133 _ , • UIIA.'I:' n~. - - INSURANCE l r •_,! ll'r h ~ ~'J )', 'Jr iz!'llj ~et.. 1 per gallon. Pomrroy Home ,' : ·' ,' ( .. ~v . . .-. 1,"~ ~stiResidenceIJ!..zst8 • \ ":"r'R\-fo·'n"rt~E'"""in::,,:,:ur;;a:..nc"'e"""'bfen and Auto tO 30 tfc 11 18 3tc .wcelled'' Lost your operatI" ,1 • l''· 'J: : nq't ~ ~·. GOl'.J· ~ ::,,1 ~ ,£ GU~HJ\.\TEED USED Tir.s . •r \ licen ~? Call 992-2966 1 , r: · ' ':.In "0 .. "'~'!drJ J c. .~. ~.. , t3 J5 up Pomeroy Home a n d p ,.. 1 "' .;,, 6 :;o tfc . j. 1i()O'M HOUSE, must . ttell, 6 15 lfc AUJo 10 30 .tfe lull basement, an around - - ' lenetng, 'Chicken house. Iavely FOR SA~E HAl'S, ~ICE: ehmmated fol'· Nl·: r:;, ·.r.•s Buddir~ Su pnly 1 ourl'ot!Jidlnp. Pbane 7'1U97II l'iiTATOES, Sweet Potatoes P.~"r. " Gel su~r" i ~ lb. $1.69 1 ..~··::·~ · , h "l':"r. ~ ,' mpili ~ MI!SDII. ,; 10 13 30tp Charle~ Hilton , Portl and F.:ber~bach Hdwe, Sugar Run : ,. ') ~ I; ktl,.h:-!\ t:')iinet1~ <'l n d 10 15 301c Mr!l Pr cken·~ Hdwe, Mason. :: lv r wo:-lc c8n ·,9•,P-350~ or _ _ 1012 30tp I '•'q :!;. .1 8 tfc WAITED BUY .. J 'P!~ L OIL !ito ve. 85,000 BTU FACTOHY repalfed wide oval I ·c , '. TRADI! fJhonc 992-62~0 11 14 61p t1res. g11arauleed, $16 50 each, , BtJI. ,f:r 'P RIC~ fltf.rntur2 on WANT TO BUY roR TANK, from ~· John VanMP! er , Syraeu!O(o', 1': 1 r l~ird liuo; b~~t:ct sho-, to three gallon, mUBt ' "Pl F: STEREO - R~nJO phone 902.2738 11 a l2tc I P· ·~{')' r'!!rnitur~. t ..iiMJepo:1.. ' ' be In lair to. lteaJ. 1"1':7 model !Qvelv finl5h Thi'l r 'ilio '! :::~ Lfc WELL KEPT carpet• 'how the ing water, , V. W, , :t hvs AM & FM , ,,din. tw'n results or regular Bh1e Lustre Runyon, Eagle' . l!Oad, " ('akcr~ . du ~ l voh,me con· spot clf'anmg. tlcnl ell'clrr!' Minersville, 0. t ·,1 S"'t 3 mo11lh!'i nlrl. Tal<;r. ' !'hampooer $1 RakE'r F'urm· Fre51>-w.ater Sharks · • r payments (Jf $7 20 '>E!I" tun: 11 I3 61c Sh4trks can 'be found in rresh "~Wlth 1)1" Jl;<'JV b<.1laricl! d 1.1;~~ watet: A few spe<:ies run up LOS I! SPE~I'l QVf:f;N I<J'mger-•·a.h" 11'1" -,~ Trv It in yn•ii' ho~l'!. \~tlll:lresh waters of tropical l'r, lrke new ,. R. M. r.{IOper, ,., n ~'12- Jm n· 14 Gle' 1'10\~ ··"-'!d tl!l'ee or four spo- · l>ex1er . ciel 1~r!! r~JUlar inhabilanls 11-3-TFC of lresh-wa!l!r lake; in Central ~m~ric& and Thailand CilnctUatio"• 6 Corrutootu Wllllw ;o.c.upt ~:t until 9 J '" '•' ./ I •• A WITHOUr ~:· ~ MIPPll!. FA\~S E.'\IR 'TR'ftNG!!' (' l• Pome~y 'MoJe~··'G~~ j POMElo'V, v. v; ''--;:;~~r===i / "WiRE HONDA JAYMAR COAL CO. ' 1'---.............. 1'---...-- ·- I tra;~AmNARS -~ W~~~n: ~~~eB~~; ~~':!~ I ~ - \ I Ot!Jt.IT 'THINK GLORJANA 1\0\JLD PERMtr .JIM TO INVITE ME! LUMP COAL SAW & SERVIa · • WINNIE WINKLE -'\""""---"'-----+----· ~~.~~:!!~~~~ II ecar ernick - eltHtar CoN eBullcloitr' eAnyTYJi'e KEITH GOBLE FORD MhlolitJ/ort. 0, WY MIN EVER HI DR. BRITE-BITE! GREAT WI'T, ISIJ'T IT? 'rW VERY SMILE! . eCer eTruck eHNI., CoN ' eBulldtlur eAny'Tyl'f KEitH GOBtE FORD '"rHIMG'S SURE ARE POPPit.f WOW! IN TI-lE 61G..CIT'I' ~S't'ERD!W 4r~E VAI'iOAt(; PAI?ERS 'TODAY! DIDJA GE.E? "'9f'JIA[L !OWN L0\.1/ERS · THE BOoM ON \IAHo.oLs'' WERt JAitro Atltl JUDCE tli.AS rnR!i CARL~ DUCI UP SOME OLD LAWS AG SAYS PAREI"\TG !-lAG TO f4M·M·~W~AT G.OOO'LL 'SMASHED COUlDN'T Pl>j FO~ OAMAGE-:3 "fl.IEIR I<ID'S OOE.'D' FttfiD THEIR Qo!Al(l# AL£CK CHUCKS T.V. lAWYER t 5oo- AND '30 DA.V!i ' ~·;~~· ~ IM Ji\IL roR. COHTEMP'I' Of COURT , 152 IUnERNUT o. ' I ' - -' -8 P0L.L.VANNA 1 1 I --.. .:::===. . . _.... '1 Ol~e•l !:horeh Olct Swedes Church. erected in W11 r um~lon , Swed· 1sh Lu1htmms ~now PriJte• f'~pt ··~ upal1 in 1698, is, '" lle the oldest f'ro1te•tifr :· ch urch m th<: llnitc~ cont1nuo1u; State.. --~·TO BUGS BUNNY . r:::: -"\ . -.,, \~ ' '' ' 111& 001 "'""' .....,. �'·'' the da..:!Itir, , who Is worki~ ·on her master:• Sharop is the director or resid~nce afthe Y,W,C.A. Charlene is a kindergarten 8 at the Simpson Racine. D.lr!ng,' tne mee~g a letter was read from Wen&Sil :Colden, missionary, by Mrs. Ferne Hayman. , uvouth - Society's UntapPed Resour'CQ _ let's Listen 8J!Cl aisle. The l{ev. Mr. -Zundel ls still pastor of the Duncan Falls C'hurch. tans imd Romans were read and the.r~ was prayer. Taking part in the program were Mrs. Earl Ad~ ams, Mrs. Roy Pearson, Mrs. Herbert ShieldS, Mrs. llerschel Roush, and Mrs. W~L_l)am Fox. Concensus or opi.nion follOW· ing a lengthy discussion. on youth was that if good thmgs Jliudbeac~ SHOW STARTS 7 PM land w~ 't land ·oarden to the ):Athens ' for each of the women. Mrs, Johnston conducted contests and others who were there from S~Act!SE- Observing its 65th bers ot the l~ were "ifow... ·year on · Dec 14 will be Guiding ing older, 11 so a few mor;:s~c: Star Couneu' 12 4 Daughteil!l or America· ' r For m'any many years membe r th ~ ..r,.cuse group have beenrs ~ee:n; upstairs In ahdl<f.; 1118 which the lodge ppretl.ased a!te the Junior Or~r of United r f 1 1 had d 1 s~.:~can l.. c(' l·'l·l cs The .structure was built about 1905 by the late Robert Mi!:·!l' or Middleport, a contractor, and the late Earl Nease. Earl a n d N ned a grocery Harvey ,ease ope leli!J of the in the groondd n:~ m any structure an n was 80 ocyears the first oor cuj)ied. or 0 Howev')r, the first 00 ~1 the building became vacant a 18 years ago, Meantime, mem- " Party Given For Parents N~FRANKLIN~ ' ' Watch Fe Another ".Key Valu.xt Week ..· ·.· ...·.·,·..,·.·.·.•,•,•.·.·.·.·.·.·-$":-:.;:·-:- ~:.;.; :; .;.;. :·:-:::.:-·.;:;.;:,::.:-::;.;.;-;.:·::. :;.;·:.: -:·.·:-:-:-:-:-: .; -: :-:-.··.:-:·: ON SALE Atl WEEK AT BOTH ST<?RES R ll's Ben Franklin Ben Franklin Store a 1 · .,;..· .,,.,. .M, PP.~.~Y.P~.!., ,.,.,..·.,;.,.,.,., ,.,. ,".,.,,,POMEROY .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,. . ' the Rutland C'IUb were Mrs. Clarence·-N:urr&J', Mrs. James Ni<:holson, · Mrs. Robert Canada..J.' and Mrs. Paul Winn. · n to Turkey favors were gJve each OC the therapy club me~bers, and thcHutlaiKlgroupserved a dessert ~:ourse, The Hutland Garden Club is one or two in the counb which assists the nine clubs in Athens Count._}• with the Good Luck Garden Club "fOJ.eC"t. . ~\ttendlng the meeting bcs1.dcs those named \vere 1\lrs. Richard Dugan , Mr _, . Herschel Norris , Mrs. Gerald lla,yma'l, and Mrs. Howard Norris. I ' ' C.u•'·dt'nig s· t'ar Co~cil. Cele,brat.ing '.6St'h Anniversary ol ItS ,Foundmg Cush change. ¥ .. . ' !t . <'• Mr. and Mr~. Roger ~uckey­ doo of Huntington, W. Va. entertained 'Sunday afternoon with a party honoring her par~ts, Mr. and Mrs. James Br~wm.gM LOn or Middleport, on thetr sliver .vOOding anniversat·y. A pink rosebud motll was carried out In the decorations for the affair. Tho anniversary table was centered with an ar~ rangement of Y.1tit.e chry~~ mums and carnations Wtth ac· cent o "~ 1:1ver. A cake, decorated in the rosebud motif, a n d punch were served to tlle guests during the artefnoon . . Gifts of silver we~_presented to Mr. and Mrs. Br.e\ftilgton, who were mar{ied on Nov, 16 in 1942 a: Heath Methodist Cburch. Played during the afternoon was a recor'ding, ~~'•when'Yout OldWe6dlng Ring Was ~ew, tt a gift to the couPle Crom Mrs. Brewington's sister, Mrs. Esther lussel or Columbus who is confined to M04111 t Cannel Hosottal. Mrs. ·Kissel served as matrono01000r for her sister. Among the guests at the affair were Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, organist tor tlle wedding, Mrs. William Ste!ll, wbo provided music ror the rec-ptid Mrs. o. P. Klein, voc, ewBP!l· per account ot g wrtt. len by Mrs. Klein was read. Other (fJesta.·a~ w_e r e Miss ,{!csa Sanborn, Mts. C. P• Gallaghe~,.t,lr. and Mrs. Gene Harris Mrs. Jamis Daniela, Mrs Ed Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Alva· llickeydoo of NeW Haven, W. v a., Mr. and Mrs. John Vroman, and John E. Vroman and son, Jolm Howard. it was decided to get e noor 1n eondiU.on so that mem- bers woUld not have to climb stairs to get to meetfngs, First noor noors were repaired, walls were pabtedrr anthd a kitchen was ~pJ)ed o e meeting room. 1he group Pans 1 eventually for flrst story roomWM) a dlnlng room. repair _,.,d CQmmittee has active so tJiat ,:m~r"~!~:~~ collected Cor th~The cooncll ,,.s and honorarY membera, a numher or whom have belonged for over 50 years. HQ'ft'ever, there are anly some '27 actlve members Others tlave moved awa:y, but ~tinue their membership in Guiding Star Council. · ... .,' ' 't,1 rst-. '· BE THRIFTY! SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS ' ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY - . _., t • -~. I •. {1 ~AIGON·~ ~ (f.'. '·' ·~ " • ~;~ ~ ' u:s:· ~·)I\) 1 1 •• ' • ,., .. ,l, ' ' ", ., ' '·' . . ., :- ' , . 18 Deer Killed lst Day PT, PLEASANT - With one checking station unreported last night, the unofficJal deer ~ill Cor Mason County on openm,g day of the 12-day season was Last year's opening d a y kill was 21. Total of six deer was checked at Plants Quaker Statton in Henderson; War:ren Sturgeon l;a1l!polls Ferry; G. E. Mlbr1&11t, Henderson; Chai-tes PcirsonCallipolis 1-'erry; Norlin Humgurner, Ht. 1 Pt. Pleasant; Itc rbert Woyan, Ma.r~, 0., :_~ a.n d Ton'uny- Neal, -1tt, - 2- .Pi, Plells; ant. Nina BoWles, Squtbside: three checked - Manford B ow I e s, Southside; Harry Lee Woyan, Southside; Clarence WIIUamson, Southside. Roney's Market, New Haven Harold Johnson, Letart, Margaret J,.,ambert' s, Ashton, ~ ' .. .... I'• • ' ." -<1!" ' •• ' '.~~' . ~' ~ .Benwi! pn~ldent, RECEI,VE . . Nelltzltrit, bnl!1eciWO past Me,lgs Ai!r!e' No. 2172, Fraternal. Order Eagles In ..f'omel'PJ' 1 Jell, and TllurJ;t,on Sl9ne; Jr., secretary ,ot Meigs Aerie , ~ Distil~ 4 Pres!dent, rigllt, are P~nled ollat!Oijs by Glenp Gl!l'lner, Soutneast Zone Cnairman, lor net gain· In !'IO"!bersblj> ~·· 11\0 l¥aJ,lO!lge dur~ ~past Y81l'·- Sentinel Phllto. ' . ~-·~·- and Norman R. CoJUns, Huntington. Juanita Yost, Arbuckle- Ron~ aid Wilkinson, Rt. 3 Leon. Cornstalk Huntlng Grounds James Wamsley. Pt. Pleasant, McClintic Wildlife Station Ralph A, Mlller, West Columblai · Paul [layman, Ft. Pleasant; Bill Cullen, Rt. ~ Letart; Henry ' A, Lewis, Rt, 1 Letart; Keefer's Service Station - unreported. 0( the 18 reported kills, 16 were taken by Mason County residents, Miles Darst, CoJP servaUon officer, reported and no reJJOrt of lll\Y hunting accidents , were rl!PQrted. KUls ' reported weighed from 200 lbs. to 105 pounds and !'rom 9 paints to 3 paints. LOCAL TEMPS The temperatur.F ~ ~eroy•s downtown buaines' dtstrlct at 10 a.m. today was 42degrees under overeast _skles. the . most modern offset printing equipment availatite. -An open house is tentatively planned in January. Publishing operations were lllOved Into ~he new plant over the weekend. ' 6 Rutland Girls Fin•men Will AidNt~edy • at -Holiday Ti~ ,;--:The orojectofprovidJng Christmas food baskets Co r needy !amli!es of the Middleport area ~111 again this year be carried out by the Mic:llleport Fire Department. . As in. previous years, about 100 baskets or food containing everything Cor & Christmas dinner Will be distributed by t h e Cir~men. Thomas Darst, Donald l.owery and I<eMeth Imboden make up the committee Cor the firemen•s project. A house--to-house canvass f o r non • perishable ltems will be conducted by the firemen on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 10. A second pickup of contributions has been scheduled for Oec. 17. Meat and produce will be purchased with money donated to the proJect. Names ror baskets are to be submitted to Middleport V!llage Hall, Box 144, or to any firemen. In teq.oestlng a basket, Camilies are asked to note the number of persons in the ram~ 1\y. Deadline ror submitting names !Ql" baskets Is Dec. 15. The baskets will be delivered on Dec. 22. · MOST AMEIIICAN CAlliS Porta btro.lf ~l!odea· .~0\1\(.N to PtM .. ·. ,, . Years Exper.aence. We ., PAuL WRIGHT Is ·our Front End '..,_ ' ' : ' ' ' .~ • Ill Pageant:, '> NO PAPEH THliRSDAY Thefe will be no issue of The Daily Scntlnel on Thurscla,y1 Thanl1s,giving Day, so that carriers and stafr may enjoy the holiday at home. Six senior girls or IMJand High School are the final entries in the Fifth Annual Meigs County Junior Miss Pageant to be staged Nov. 26th at the Middleport Hirh School Auditoriwn at 8 p, m. The~· are Gloria Thompson, the daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thompson, MarJ' Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Hall, Billie Jeanne Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Carleri Ter· esa Dean, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Dean; Beck~, llaley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Haley, and Charlotte Imboden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Imboden, , Miss Thompson Is active In the band, glee club, National Honor Society, paper Miss Hl'!ley, is a Me'igs High School Cheerleader, was a Homecoming Queen attendant £or Meigs Hlgn school. sne lsaCanclystr!per, and belongs to F,H,A, Miss bnOOden belongs to thE' Safety Club, F.H.A.i Pep Club, POUND ON UNE LONDON (UPI) -Prbne Minister Harold Wilson put the devalued p:nmd on Britain's money market today for its first major iest, Financial experts predicted it would pass with powerful help from the United States and other major financial powers. SQUAD CALLED Pornero.y emergency squadmen were. swnmoned at 5:41 a. m. today to the Kermedy residence on 1!oute 7 where Oda Clitford statts, a Parkersburg, W, Va,,restdent, was dead at the unWs arrival, reportedly ot a cerebral homorrllage. G,A.A., and Car.dystr!pers, All e~even contestants wUl sent a three minute taJentnt~;~. entation, appear in an e gown, and sportsweat. Sunday, Nov. 19th, the Miss Hostess award place atthc oC Christ in Pomeroy with 111ro.' Richard Rawlings, A.Pftsenlq the Ohio Beta Sigma Pht Sorority. Mrs, Horace Karr and Mi•1 Bonnie Thompson, Athens, did tbe judging. Tne wlnioer ot the Bootess award wilJ be announced1 ~ the finals of thepageantNov,26111 alq with the 1968 MelgoCooJn131 Junior Miss and her conrt. Ceremonies Hig:h~:::;;~'l! the Meigs tivities, Miss Hall is a Meigs High Cheerleader, and is in the F.H,A,, Safety Club, paper staff, a candy~ striper and a class reporter. Miss Carter beiOJWS to -tht:l F.H.A., Candystripcrs, Pep Club, College Club, and F,T,A. Miss Dean is in the Safety Club, Candy stripers, is a majorette in the Meigs Hign Marchlrw Band, and she belongs to the F.ll.A. a malfunctioning dOOr, been oo crash. Cn•o'le11 1 Cocn1ran, 45, air llours, waS at Ute 'ron~''•~'ro'"ls when a problem wss foond In one of the doors of the !our-englned ,Convair 880 tbat was to ·otght 'l I NEW OHIO VALLEY PIJBLtSIIING PLANT- Above is the Ohio Valley Publishing Company's new p~lnting p~ant f~r The ·nai ly ~ntinc-1 and Sllrldes Times~Sentmel publ1shed m Pomeroy, Located at 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, it houses y Clue. Sought T•k• mcmthl W9"'ldn't Say He's The Ain't F4~ 'pfla~ 1 •li' NO MONEY 12 an Air ,, 11 "., ... Our expert mechanics adjust caster, camber and toe-in to manufa.cturer's specifications. All work is performed by skilled mechanics with modern precision equipment. I S,pedalist. I ; '' ' ' ' ta. .. ·9 5 .,,, ' I s - ;• ~· FURNITURE D"EPARTMENT ON THE THIRD .... '. ' ,J '. , ·. ((il'i);. 'pilljli .ihen\." Foree hit l)ammed ' ltii.~ ·:~ .l>Ombs. · ill~ Pound .Centers among the wciwlded paratrobpers flioriilil< nai>alilo li\fo' a Comrku• 1/1 the ilr, u-.s. i,ts , nh the li81ltlng on 11111 875, spokesn\en 'lilt!·>· 61ilrop lortntss in thO ' Hanol-llalphq area 'of 'North said, · The blast killed 20 of the Central' ' Hll!illan'ds today to VIetnam in a m"sslve 175 tell~t: at>OOt , 1,00~ Amer!c~ mJsslons MoncleS- the tnost In a wounded, the spokesmen said. parall:<loPers caugbt with SUJI- · month, spokeomen said. But a All Hurt P.lie• ' of food, U.ms and Conpnunist Supersonic MJG2l Medical officers reported all m~c!ne running down. But at allot ilown an Air Force F!05 the Gl medics on 11111 875 nave 'mlddl\v Tueida,V the Glo Tnundercnlet- the 300th u.s. been killed or woonded. They remained pinned on the jungle plane lost over North Vietnam . said the wounded Alflerlcans.alope just\lnderthefortress, . this year, an average of one a some who feJI in the ~rst U.S. U.S. medical officers reported day, charge Sunday, were sutl'e_rlng aOiores. ot WOunded paratroopers Another r\merlcan _plan~, an from dehydration brought on by wefe sutr'erlng from exposure RF4 Phantom, was lost to tlleir wounds, ttm blazing tropic aiter three ila,Vs of walling In unknown causes, It brought to the jungle nlglots, ' tile Jungle ror rescue from just 7·59 the number of American The estimated 5QO North below the roaring North VIe~- aircraft, Including eight hellcop. Vielnamese atop the pe-4, 12 men mortars and rocket ters, lost 'OV~r th'e Communist miles southwest of. the Allied launCHers. nation. bastion or Dak To, used their The Communist fire drove orr In South Vietnam, U.S. planes heaviest guns-120mm mortars fieMa or rescue helicopte'rs: brooght both hope- and !J"agcdy -to pound the Americans. The damaging lit least 10, One to the two battalions of the paratroopers, three co\npanles American h e ll c o p t e r got 173rd caught on the SlOJ.3eS just who were pinned down Sunday thniulh plucked out ttve 100 yards below the Communist only 100 yards from the summit *oonded Glo and Maj. IV!il!am !ortreos, on HUI 875 the eye or and a battalion that nacked its Kelly Of Chattanooga, Tem., the central highlands' battle. way tn Monday, also were who said· u.s. spokesmen $11ld pant 852 taldng rocket, macnlnecun and .t~There'•s not an oCtieer in Stratorortreases ripped ~ posi- ' rifle nre from all around. ~ thier.; without' a acratCh on him. tlotls of the 12,00Q cornm.unJst u.s. spokesmen said at least f!! taet, tlf&re are nol many troops now reported In the 72 Americans hve been !tilled "' .'· tbere mtnoot a e. Tney said lhe· North and 86 wounded. On\)' fLve ·ier~tat." • Brli. Gen. Leo H. Vietnamese inVaders brooght In wounded were reported out by •'~n1f.ilef, the ~. be&pac- two mor~ reglme~to to battle midday today. At least 33 :.~\'$<1 ~cle:l coinmander of the 173rd some 16,000 American ~P~ in Communist boc:Uea~ were count·''' Alrborno.Br~e,ilooked a) !be th~ 2ll-<iay-<>ld duel lor tne ed. blll baltle and almost· wills- blgblands. But a 500 pound bomb from vered, "MY heart suffers for ' Besides tne provided planting two Pl"OJCCt,_ club rhllmbers gifts ~ ed three olhers from the same .~· -~ l; ' ~. ' ' '!''' ' 11 ~ ...-' • prqltam ~~ ';~i~~~ den Club.wltll Mrs,. 'l'i 30 pots of <oleus, one member. or the ,therapy ~l~b. COMBINING BliSINI>SS w 1 t h ..,. . pleasure in "Blue Hawan ts Mi ss namora Boice. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Haymond Boice, namora left Ole Miami ValJ('y Hospital at D8,}1on in early October after several years U1ere as a laboratoiJ tcdmologist , and is nO\~ working at st. Frances Hospital in Honolulu, She made the trip w1th another girl f rom Mtami \ "aile), and tllC' two JOin- "' ·. ·:Cdtitttiullist T:rap system, and, lnedentally, Is making (Jians for a walk d.ownthe ,was the program tOpiC: uoed ·by·Mrs, RoyDonahew. Scrfp. tures rrom Deuteronomy CorintiJ.. TON!Gli f and TUESDAY CASI!\ll ROYALE Nor 20-21 1Tr.chni color) Colorcar to1111f!: Think Smk ' teacher In the Pittsburgh school Learn~t MEIGS THEATRE ' '. ' tY. sate was planned were publicized as much as bad ,' dekn:!e at Varn:'lerbilt Unlyersl· lor buUdint thinJ;:s then the Image w o u I d I Are Held ·-..... -- at Two Craves MICHAEL ~tiLLER MILLER, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs.MickMiller,Middleport, is a candidate ror the title of Mr. SnowCJ.ake in the Christmas promotion program being conducted by the Ladles Auxiliary Of the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. ~UCHAEL Ritualistic grave mark;~!:ng:~~~ monies for two charter of the Captain James Chapter of the Daughters American Revolution were Monday, Bronze markers were the gl'aves of Mrs. er Hamilton in the Rome tery in Lawrence Count;y, her sister, Mrs. Francis >"leA~ked er Moore in the Spring!Jill ~aao­ eter_y in Hwttington, W. Va. Rm11 ' Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs, "ere residents of and both were Application has been made in and past regents or the the Meigs Local School District Mrs, Hamilton, mother ol. for a rederal grant ror adult Klein orn~!~d~t~~~~;.; education, Miss Martha Ohling- o. the organizing er, instructor, reports, ter. The courses l)((cred include Conducting the rites was sllorthancl and typing and book- Fenton Brubaker, regent, keeping. Classes will be held ot,her oCCiccrs of the in each subject for an hour, two James Lawrence evenings a week with the courses Among those to run over a 20-week period. emonies v;ere .Mrs. M. L. A fee of $20 Will be charged Cor the the two periods. Mrs. I Public Jnterest wiJI affect the courses offered. Residents taking Grant For Schools P, ~~~· ~i~l:;rt~ trfct. Persons interested are to oall Larry Morrison at 992-2153 before Dec.l.Classesaresclled. uled to begin about Jan, 1. � 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 November 20, 1967 nutter