https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/626c9ddda51157519a8544e49095f37b.pdf d9b500f8c50287573f9531d8d2f03a68 PDF Text Text . ' '·~·· , ' .,. ' J I Ntt,•· Von Kno-w '111$. Amlllh, bodr lllliihed at a conservative of Moimonl~ea lllstl~· ~l lh<\lr dlst!Dotl..., .dress anli'ftlincOii!Ormli;r, n..D.· ber abollt• 17,500 ln tile Unlled stateo. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1967 Million . by The 'Why' Of Thanks Described SWEDISH DIPLOMAT GUN. '"" Jarring lodq aeceplecl apIOialmont u IP8Cial United Nr.. 1ona peace t1MJ1 to the Middle lUI wbere lhe United Arab Jle. ..,lic was threatening new war rllb Israel, U,A,R, President Gamal Abo lei Nuser, In a speech openlna 1 new session of Eo'Pt'l nafaaal aa.,rnb!,r_Thuradl1, wamd he is P!§>ared to to war iiilidf political pressures cia lilt force Israel to l!lve up Arab lands selzed In the June 5-10 so nr. IOWA CITY, IOWA- THE llrst llocunUinled caao of a chlld born deformed after lta mothar hod taken U1D lilrlng early preg. 11111ey wu confirmed tocla¥ by a tlldlatrlcs profeseor at the State Unlver all;)' of Iowa. . Dr. Hans Zell- aa1d the I.'!QIIWI. I 19.,year-<>!d J'owa re. &ldent who took UID on four occasions during the seventh week of prell'laney, gave birth to ·a baby girl with a cletormed rl8ht log, ' .,'I ':: .... ... ... ..... , ........ ... ... . .... . . ···•·· · · · · • ·· ·· · ··; .· · ···· : . ; .. : ... ' ' ~ ·· ···'· •·····........ ········t·•·· ...···....... .. .. ....r'·· ; . 1 All wool tweeds, !la6llils, wide ;t'ate corif~ya.· Silos 28 waist to 32 waist and 84 to 88 wliist. Around ' DINNER PARTY rnVE - - ~ With l d!mer par. t;r 1a Cib.man.. o1 t11e birllldaf 111111.......,. or Mra. E, E. Foilrod. The P8111' wu held at the Jack Follrod home on Llneoln Hill. Attending were Mr. an d Ml'B. E. E. Follro<~ Damy and KIQ', Mrs. R101sh and Darin, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Follrod and Kim and Benny Branham. ' A1TENDGAME Mrs, Ray Williams and sons, Rocky and Mark, and Mrs. Sam Dyke were ln Moreheed, Ky., <m>r the weekend lor the Morebelli Slate Unlwrolty • Eutem Kentu<ky game, They went especlally to see Connee Wi I· Iiams, a senior there, Connee will arrive today tor a Thanksglvill! weekend visit wi1h he r parents. Middleport Mrs. Clyda Allonswur1h ls In Washington, D. C. w1t11 her daughter, Mrs. James Hartinprand children, for a holiday violt. Mrs. David Entomlnger Is In Charleston, W. Va. for a Thanks- vislt with her famlly, Mr. and Mrs, Roth Zahn and Mr. and Mro. Charleo Entsminger. giving Miss Carol Bachtel, R. N,, has rtiUrned to her emplol'lllent at the otnce ~ ilr. J, J, Davis after a several weeks' Leave due to the Ulness ~ her father and family of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Nathanlel Harman and <laUI!IIter, Dlana,orErle, Pa. and Mr. and Mro, John Smith of Akron, will be here for a Thanklll<lv!ng vlslt with Mrs. J, K. Smith and other relatives. Mrs. Evelyn Grueser ts a pa- tient at Holzer Hospital. She was accom)lO!Iled there Sundaf nl&lrt by Mrs. WUUamRobaonandMrs. MEIGS vln, and Min Rose Marte Hack- Tonight thru Saturday Nov. 22.25 "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" Genldlne Chsplln JuDe Chrtll.le Running time 3 Hrs. 20 llln. Box-office closes 8 P.M. ett, both students al Ohio state Ulllversizy, Th<oy will •pend the Thankqlv!Jv weekend here with · thelr lamliles, HAVE GUESTS Sundaf guests o! Mrs. Welby Whaley were Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Gladys CU<kler, and Mrs. Karl Grueser, ' ' •••• • SlAQ(S '" .. I . ' . , ' ' ' '' ' ! ' ' • • • • '•' t ~s stZIUOL...2.89 . MENS AND BOYS TROUSERS ' . " ' ·· · ····~·····q\.,. . ,/., 10.95 )2;95 1,.95 14.95 16.50 19.50 22,50 25.00 2t.SO . .. . ' .. ..... . ,.. ... . ..... ... ....... ... ~ ........... . .. . ' ~.' / ~~ 5;95 . .THIS SALE .FOR 4.50 I 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ... . .. . . . . >f " ' t • o o o o • • oo I ~,- J~, , .,j • o o o o , , .\i.,,, o -~ • . .. 1~;.49 ,· ~ .'t·. ' ; , '. ; :••••.• : .: i. :::::: :; :. :.:::: . . . . . . . .' . . . .; . ' . . ... . . . . . . . ' ' IAR.,, • . . . _. ,.. ' ( . ..... . ....... ' .. ''" ' ' ' 'l' 't·· · . - ' ,'"·, · ... .,. . .... .. '. -. ' ~~- ~ ~ - ', ·. V.AINI,'Y .. ·· •, • • .•• · •• • ''.'' · ~ : .. •'• • • · · ...... _..... . ,., \l . ..... . . o-1~ ••• \ · ' '' · • • · • • r · • • · ·, •• • ,'; .'1 • • , , . '•••.' ' . ... . ... ' ' ... ' -~· .. ; )., , ~ ...... ~ . ' ' I ,, , , , , , , , , , , , , ·•. • ,, ,, ;o1._fi,, , ~ ,."lo, 1 ,, .. .. : . . , .. . l' " '"''' 'it · ··· •{.-....· • · ····· ! ~ '' ' .. · ·, • ..... ' ' . ' .....•. ..... ..... ·' ····· · · ; ·· ·· ··· ·· ····'· ·· ·· ~ · · ·· · · · ~- .. Mrs• .1\J;eitler flies Thursday ' ~ IAT WELL . ".' .,. . ' ') . .'' '. .' :·"I . AND ' Mrs. Kreltler wu bom July 13, 1896, In Waftrly. She was l)l'8Cedlc! In death by her par. IIIII. Charles M. and Mollie Sbrldor Caldlrell. She moved frOm Pomeroy toNewarklnl931. She was a member of the Seclilld Preall)'terlaD Church of Newark and a gracllate of MuaJdn. 1180 College. She Is IIUJ'Vived by her lmiIIIIICI, George, who was a for. , _ counl;y 881'1cultural aseat of Pomeroy; two ~s, Mill Carolyn Kreltler, Peoria. W., 11111 Mrs. Joan Donohoo, Klleen. l'aas; two brothers, Charles Calc1'11811, StJrlnlllold, and John Coldwoll, Wavwb'_;,llve sisters, Mrs. VIrginia mea, Seallle, Wuh.i Miss LueyCald'11811,lllss Jean ~Caldwell, Miss Greta J:al4...U and Miss Mildred Calci'II8U, 1111 ol Dlltoo. Funeral services will be conPod UcJnclal at 2:30 p.m. from IIIII Second Preall)'terlaD Clllreh Ia Newark with the Rev. Charles lliQhter1 olllclatlna Burial will ill In Cedar Hill Camelerfthere. Frleads will be received at the Roll H111dor11011 Funeral Home, 59 N. 5th st.. Newark. from 7 to9 on~ llldtrom lio · 4llld 7 to 9 em'&lnda;y, · Banquet ENJOY YOURSELF ' ~EMBEI ••• AND ' . •'l R GRATEFUL! Thanksgivin~ is a lime for f)lstime celebra· tion .. .' Cl~ O·time to remember that our ,. ,..•. -of ' ' JICIV~ by tho•• before we.'W•rjsh our bles~inO', ·let. us p-rnl.\' . Sally Mora Will Crown !1ai'IJ, Speaker Set and a past judge of the Junlor Miss Pageant, and Russell Mil. Ier, Dayton, president of the Ohio Junlor Miss Inc. The judaes will Interview conteotants Sundaf atternoon. The bnpacts of Eastern Hl~ School will provide music for the peg. oant. HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS WEDNESDAY Forrest McNeal, Cheshirei Grover Arnold ~Pomeroy. ~ - IDil' 'DISCHARGES WEDNESDAY - or by cootaclln8 Ralllh Werry, Dixie SI\Yder, Wilbur Beaver. ADMISSlONS THURSDAY -Pat- Tl8<eti 'tor ·11U! be purchalled from any of the Albert Marlin, Janet Stump, 11 contestants In the pageant MerJe Manley, Mayme Custer, director, All-SEOAL . Mrs. Clark. CALCUTrA- ACOMMUNIST Instigated 4d-bour strike ended ot dawn liclda.Y and aulhorldoa M!~@_ SaJ!UI9ri!..MO!gs CouJi.. >egan counting the cost of the cy Junior Mlas 1967, will crown 'iooclf rioting that - down this olzy of 5 mlllkln for two c1t3s. lifo lilnnor of the 11J68 Junior At least live perB<IIa nre Miss Pageant of Nov. 26 at the dlled and 20 Injured Tburadl1 Middleport 1llllh School auditorlY policemen who !Ired 11 Ume1 Ium at about 10 p.m. '111$ J\DI. Into ramJllll(ng mobs that were lor Mlsa Hostess award winner 1J'Oiestlng the central govern- alao will be IIIIIOUIIcecL neot•s ouatmg of tile CommuMlaa Mora wiU present the "Far Away Places" wbleh help. dat.domlnated United Front f!PV· !l'lllllent of West llengal llate• ed win her title of Junior Miss last year. She repraiiOilled Melga Coun13' at the Oblo Junior Miss Pageant, and received honorable mention lor her hostess award I1ICII'IIin&. 1)1~tchi•,g J"'kebl n .ize. .~all, . ,,..,, ~ I .Anyone wlshlng to purchase one of the reasonably pri ced dolls may contact Mrs. Leifheit or '68 Meigs Junior Miss ' Mrs. Maey C, Kreltlor, 71, ol 1041 Fabbanks Ave., Now. ark. Ohio, died In Ucldng CouJi.. t;r Memorial Hospital Thuracll1 .• .... .......... . . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . ' . . . ' . . . . . . . ..... .. ...... .. .. .......... . . •.••• • . • • . • •• • . ••. •• • ), '! , •• •• • , •• • ·The Boys sizes a're 6 to 18 and.lhe Mens sizes are . 29 to 36 wajst, I · ' Whllt They Last THI! !IOYS TROUSI!RS ARE .. .. . .. ... .. ... 2.50 THE MENS 'I'I!OUSERS ARE .c: .. .. .. .. .. .. 3.50 In dark green ·and dark grey. '!'he Tro..;.,tl In sizes 32. · .' .. ,.. . 'j, i •• ' : . .......... . ...... .•.. .~ .. :. ' TIOUSiRS AND JloGTS regulAr ~•e• 8 to 2.0. Juniot Petite Sizes 3 to 11, fti'ilular . uruor 11zes 3 to 15 and half slzes 12~ to :!e'k jlld fill' ' per si1e1 46 to 52. ' : ::.. .. , ......' . rr.. ' .. )' • WOMIHS DRISSIS ON SALE ' . '. . ......... .. .... .. .. ... .. .. .. ... . IUI:r••"· ·'........... · "· · .... ~ · · ... · ·" · · · · .. • 10M ..., . . .. ... .. . -· .... · ·MENS CAVAlRY TWIU '· , t •'o•• , • , ,. .. ...... ·... ............~ ........ ·. : .~ ' ' l oo o 'oJ, . . •. . . . . ...... .•..• ; . • . 1, .,, . . . ...•. : 1l:~ •'l'hes'e are Big \'ank Hopsacking Jeans that have been so very popular Hundrtch To Select From , I'·C.AS.Ii.S i ' . .... ...... ' ..... •·" ' . :.. .. ' ... . ' ·(Wo don't hovo 1ll1i1H In all colors! .. .. •o .. . . ~ .. ..... .. , ... .....' .. . '.. . ... ... ~. .. . .... . ... ' . . .. ',., . ~ .. . }< .. ,,, :.· y ;. ..... _ SAL1i 1.50 .. .. .... SAL. :1.25 . . . . ... SALI US . . . .. SALI 1.SO ........ . ... SALt 2.25 . SALE 3.25 SALE US SALE 5.25 to ' ..•. ' . . .. . ' .. .. 1,• .. . •. . . ,' .. . • ' '; . ·,~,.. ':1.. . ' . IN THIS GROIJP OF 1.9S SLACK SETS 2.95 SLACK SITS 3.95 SLACK SETS 4.95 51 ACK SETS ' · 9S SLACK SITS . ••'•" ·~" 1 " ~- ' ' ' •••• • • ., • • ' • f • • ' ' • •• ' • • . Two plece sets. Knitted T Top, ,Jii'ilg a!eove1 and match· mg trouoers In corduroy and stretch kniis. Sties 3 to Sx and 7 to 14. • • I' "· · ····· • ·· ·• •••' • • '•· ~"~· •• ~;, ,,,,, ~1. . GIRLS SLACK SUS ' i -\ ••• • , .· ' '' ' '' ' ' ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . ..... . \ .. ..... Mlf!IS SIZES FOR 3·89 . 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. , j ),. Naill measure. Deep tone colors and black. Eitcellent ·quallly. Well ktlowll brands. tor Ibis eve.nt, you can buy· " - A::..~ ,_,. ; • : I " I ' • •• '1.' · Long sleeve knit shirts in solid colors and Strlpes. Sizes 1,9S T TOPS l.9S T TOPS l.9S T TOPS •• , • , • ' ' ,.., • • • • • • • • • • • • f,• • ~"t Bop Biles from 6 fo 18 years. Mens mea from 29 to 42 T ToPs . . . ••••••• 0 ' • ' ' ,' ' ' Mrs, Ji>an Davis Wrli!llt and daul!llters are In the process or movi.ng to Athens where M r s. Wrl&fit Ia emp!Q1ed at 0 hI o Unlveralzy. BRINGS STUDENTS HOME • Wesley FrJ drove to COlumbua Tueada.v nlgbt for his 1011, Mar· Fornll Bachtel. GIRls diT Mrs. rJ. E, Harley ls the guest of her son, Dr, John Harley, Kenneth Byer. RETURNS FROM LEAVE ' . . Mra. Jack Follrod and Mro. Donald Roush entertained Sol- ,. ·w:· 1ft . :.. :: .. :: . .. . ...... SAL 1.25 . .. IAI.I t:u . . . il:liri~•'llli.n• eiii!My. Ptl'lilltlenl Pr- OH, YOU BEAVTIFIJL DOLL! Here ls part o! the feather dolls, eandy.sldrted dolls and costume dolls which have been made by Mrs. Clifford Leifheit and Mrs, William F. Clark for bazaar to be staged Dec. I and 2 at Duke Cleaners, Second St., Pomeroy, by the Rock Springs MethodiHt Church, Judges lor Oils year' a pag. 88111 are Mra. Richard Rawllnp, a past judge; Mrs. Janet Kom, hosteu of the "Cofl:se W I t h Janet;" Ralph E, Zlnoer, pres!· dent or the Marietta Ja.vceeo :::·:·:::·:::::·:-:-:·:·:=:-:::::;:;:;:;:;:;::;:-:-:-:-:::·:·:·:·:::::::::: Readers are asked to he patient until production of news lnto prlnt reiUms to normal, uslng the offset process Installed by the Ohio Valley Publishing company last SIUlday. Publisher Rlchard Owen said regular news budgets will he processed as soon as possible. ricia Roush, Pomeroy; Don Beck.. er, Middleport. DISCHARGES THURSDAY Grover Arnold, Bruce Campbell, Dan Weddle. · 'I,. · • SIMEON DAVIS DIES haS been received 0( the of Simeon V. Davis, 81, ln a Columbus hospital Wednesday. He was a Conner Pomeroy resident and was living in Marengo. He was the son of the late Eli and Annie Van Meter Davis. SUrvivors include his wife, Sylvia, Marengo, and two children, E~ther Mitton and James Davis, of Columbus. Arrangements are incomplete. SALLY MORA TllllEE FINED Three ~endants were fined $10 and costs each Tuesday ~tin the court of Middleport Ma.vor c, o. Fisher. They arc Shirley Lou Meyers, 24, Rerdsville, Rt. 1, speeding; Terry Lee Wolfe, 18, Portland, operating a motor vehi cle in a dangerous marmer ~ and owens R. Badgley, 45, MhldlepOrt, intoxication. NUMBERS TO CALL Syracuse village officlals sald toda.v the emergency and lire number, 992 ..5201, remains the same and ls listed in the phone directory. The only difference is the extension in the home or Mayor Hennan London and to reach him the eme1·gency number must be called. If there ls no answer at 992-5201, persons desiring emergency or fire de· partment servlce should call992· 5133 as the second nwnber, or 992-2801 as the third nwnber. COLUMBUS (IJPI) GOv. James A. Rloldes has anliOWICed he may oubmlt to the leglllal!lre a $700 millkln bond Issue to provlda a glaut boost to trsnsportatloll research and const~Vctlcm • R~l llld the prqiOOid bond 1•-· which ww!d have to be approvecl by the lol!lalalure IIDd then by voters, would provida: -$275 million In d!N..tapproprlattons to clUes and countles The weekly school news col· to help them overcome crl1111llng umn by George Hargraves point. tralflccongestlon. - $125 million to complete the log up ~~ In the Melga Appalachian lllllhWIQ', connectLocal Dlotrlet does not appear Ing ClnctnnaU with Belpre, that toc~a¥. In Its place, Supt. Hargraves has been stalled lor lack of submitted the following by aMI<\o federal funds. - $240 million, which would dleport fourth grader, George Stewart; aon of Mr. a n d Mrs. be matched by lederal money, to ac ..lorate highw!Q' conatrucGeorge SteWart: "WHY I AM THANKFUL" Uon tllroughout the state. - $3D million to build the "I am Olank!Ul Olat God geve His son, Jems. to dle on Cal- transportation reseerch and devary's cross and He shed Hls velopment center In Logan and Union countles. own blood that we ml&fit No New Taxes have everlaatlng lite In o u r Rhodes said the IIIOII6Y to II· home In Heaven. "1 am thankflll lor food a n d nance all those projects can be clothing and shelter and o u r raised "at no addl.tlonal cost to famlly. I am thankful for o u r Ohio taxpayers." He explallled clmrches that we can gil to, the $700 mDllm bond Issue to worship God and to learn more could be financed by a rEilewal of the one-oent gasoline tax and about Him, "I am Olank!Ul lor tile world the axle mOe tax, both of which that we live In and Ole~· are now 1n existence. As things stand now those In lt. I am Olank!Ullor 111,)' ~ds ' two taxes would end when the and they moan to me. · $500 mUIIon hlghWIQ' conatrucu1 am thankful for a God who Uon bond losue approved by Vl>o will answer oor priQ'ers. ters In 1965 Is paid of!. "Truly - we have so much Rhodes brought up the subject to be thank1W for." of urban traltlc bottlenecks ear· ller this week when he asked businessmen at a meeting It :-:-:-:-:-:-:::-:-:-:-:::·:·:-:·:-:-:::-:::-:-:·:-:-:-:-:-:-:·:-:-:-:-::;.;.. tho Ohio Chamber of Commerce to help his administration aolve Wednesday was a d!Q'ofdooble the problem. accidents for Ernest (Bud) wtn. 11 0ne can travel 50 to 75 mUea gett or Racine. Louie D. Lee, 34, Rt. 1, Racine, traveling ealit on Rt. 124, sttu~~·.a :COW belonging to Wingett, beriJdng Its leg, The COW later had to be destroyed. Wingett, traveilng to the scene of the accident was truck from . behind by a car driven by .Edward M.. Brown, New Haven. The'Pomero;· emergency sQied 11"!18 summoned 'Thursdav At 12·. The Meigs County SherlfPs De· 50 p.m. to the Karr and Van partmenl reported no arrests Zandt parking lot where Wllor injuries, heavy damage to llam Browning, Cedar Grove, the Lee car, mediwn to Brown's W, Va., was found lying on the and light to the Wingett vehlclu. street. He was taken to Vater. ana lllemorlal Hospital as a ;;;;.;::-:-:-:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:::::·:·:-:-:::-:-:·:·:·:-:·:-:::::·:-:-:-:·::::: medical patient. The S<fllld was summoned a. gain at 5:14 p.m. to Vale st., MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL lor Mary Frazier, a maternlt;r ADMISSlONS WEDNESDAY - case, who was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital. The None. DISCHARGES WEDNElDAY - unit was called tocla¥ at 5:27 a.m. to Clittol), W. Va., for small Howard Kitchen, Bllly Brewer. ADMI$10NS THURSDAY - daughter of llh-. and Mrs. Jack Welker who wu having convul· None. s!OIIs, Tho child was taken to Hoi· DISCHARGES THURSDAY - zor Hospital by the S<Jied. None. Bombers:, Blast Escape Routes ily EuGENE V. RISHER -:n.udwa,y betw- Dall SAIGON (IJPI)- Waves of :tho provincial giant u.s. B:;2 bombera tocla¥ ·The bodies of biasllod routes or Com. lwere found on the s neelng Hill 875, ·;and numerous blood captured by American eoldlero roway lntiD the junglee. In the longest and bloodiest' Five miles eali ol. campaill'l or the llv...year.long 'sprawling American bale ·II: Vietnam war, Plolku, Communlst ~ · About 20 miles sooth of Dak {!Iring a! polnllllank r_, To, focal pointed ol the 23-day ·.ambushed a slz..truck ~ campalsn In tho Central High. :. convoy. Six Amerlellla · lands, about 500 American ~wounded and three _ . . . , troopa caullllt up wllb a n<l jNorth VletDamese eold!erl : batUe<l an unknown size Ioree ol captured. North VIetnamese. '. U.S. troops captured Hill 815 First reports llld at least one Thursday after live claY• It American was ldlled and live heavy llghUng. OhMI<llll Ill tbo club, - •at b::" mont o«tclal said liclda.Y. atlon Servlce, said. In Minnesota and parts Tho molsture Is high of South Dal<ota have farmers In corn harveated thm~gb most been able to harvest a fairly of Nebrallka·bitwo-thlrds or Iiil .~ dry crop, !lob Bergland, Ml4- and all of !nolo, lncllana and west Director lor the AgrlcuJ. Ohio, he llld, "and that still In farmers, 111 Agrlculture Depart. tural Stabilization and Conserv. the llolds Ia eVOII wetter," Only Hartenbachs' is Unusual Home '*" Mrs. Montgomery Dies Wednesday Funeral services for llebble B. Montgomery, · 73, Langsvllle R. D. Who died Wednesday at 10 a. m, IOlelqlOctedly at home, wlil lie. bold Saturday at 2 p, m , at lllng. Burial will be in the Red" . . ollt(.<:elftllleey, &R Squad Called _ Slgnlllcant changes In bar· Prices for drying OQJipment natlng tn the last tow years range trom $3,000 to $15,000 worllelled the problem, Bergland wbon It can be had. but the aa1d. Corn lormOJ'ly stored on ,:Jiltmand has so heavy that the cob now to harveated by ,'!fwlloloaalers report none avail· plclulr - shellers which enshle '' Jlble at any prtceJ. be said. farmers to !lick the crop a week Break J>ven to 10 days earlier but which a!Buyers are diiiCOUIIllng the so re(JIIres artlll.clal drying. wet corn ao heavily that flll'DIers are being o!!ared as l!Ulo u 50 cents a bushel, compared to the $1.05 price Sllpport loan under wblch theY 1\gure they just I break oval, Bergland said. ''F'armer""""ers probably can withstand the I<JIOOZO, but the tenant Iarmer wl1o has tooled up with blgb-prlced lii8Cblnerl' and no oubstantlal ll11ancla1 backlog Is In bad trciUble." Parkersburg ' She was horn Feb, Redcllff, the daughter Harvey and Mary Jane Pierce Wright. She was also precedalln ·death by two daughtes, Doria, and Helen Woodruff, two broth· ers, and two sisters. SUrvivors include her husbopd, · Twice Thursday Corn Stale$ Farmers in Trouble By MARGUERrl'E DAVIS WASIIINGTON (IJPI) - Tho exceeslvoly blah moisture content of this year's corn crop prabably moans banltruptcy lor a sizable number of mldwestem * HAROIJJ LOHSE, buslnessman, has bef.nnamedto serve oo the Meigs County Board of Education, He willlill the WlelQ>lred tenn of the late Carl Kautz, Pomer01 star Route, ¥~hieh expires Jan. 1, 1970. I.,Ohse was lonnerly a member of the Pomeroy Exempted Village Board of Ed· ucatlon. He is active in the Church of Christ and Pomeroy Gun Club, Charleyi these children, Mra.' Audrey Malone, Jackson; ,.roM· Monl!lOmery, ~ Reynoldobuzll Franlcs Montgomery, Jacko!ID; Claude Montgomery, Jack~ Paul Montgomery, ~llvlllo; . 12 grandchildren, and lblee great-grandchildren. · Friends may call at tho residence IDlti.L noon when the body will be funeral home to lie In Illata noon until tlme ot servlees, Returning to Widow .• ,,,,,., LOUISVILLE K,y, (UPI)- Mrs. Thelma \v. Tichenor 20 liclda.Y awaited tho boc!y of' 11M husband, a VIetnam casual!;)' mistakenly ldeotllled as another soldier and burled by a grlev. lng tamlly tn T81111esseo. Mrs. Tlehooor was notllled by a Ft. Knox Arm,y ~ Weclneadl1 or tho deatll Nov. 9 ot PFC Quinn WU!iam Tichenor 23, and on the following lillY of a "mixup" tn ldenWlcatleln. "The Arm,y told me they had trcd>le ldentltying him," the i Rhodes Asks FFA �' I ' '.r ' ' ' Eld~ly,. ., ' Diary. Rem.enibrano11 for · shut -Ina 1-r on cbrlll!an vocations was -" BY CHARLENE liOEFUCH The second 1111011 of • alxweok courao In Rod Cross )ln. lor ltrat aid wu eompleted Tu11• daY nl&bt wl1en members of Ca. dette Troop No. 185 of Middleport II'IOt al 1lle Sc!oilh 'l1ilrd Ave; scout bouae. Bob Davis 11 Instructor for the oourao whleh wUI cpa!~ the elrla for eertlfloates llllcl plna from the R e d Cross and a elrl IICOUI badge, lleol-.C...•·-Ara ·okl·_.a.ncontl,y completed 1\Y the troop, ..... to gl rtlfl ate was pre-·· vo co c s to ·the lllrl•. There for the preoentation were Jo Ellen Diehl, Irene Barnes, Diane KIn B. Becky Wrilht, Darla Neutzllng, Marla Neutzllng, Suale Soulab)", Debbie Wlaoeup, Leanne Sebo, Maralynn Tracy, and Caralynn Traey • Five member& ot Junior Troop 61 meeting at the home of Mrs. Don Thomas, Ieeder, reported thai they bsd prepared ineals for their famUie~ to COihplete 1'8CJilrements f o r a cooking badge. The five· are Cindy Reeey, Tins Dull)', Lisa Thomas, Jack, le Csrsey, and Angle Sisson. The troop recently completed a conldng courao at tho Colum. bl• of Ohio In Middleport. Jolla Gila. II. a new memberer of the troop. Games were 'played and a cake baked by the Five - Leal Clover Patrol at the home of Mrs. Richard Jones were served during the soda! hour, The cake was prepared by Kim Jones, Anita Ash, Vicklllol!man, Tine Dull)', and JackIe Carsey. Holiday Party Planned Dec. 10 Recplrementa of challengea and badges were reviewed at a meeting of Scout Troop 52 held at the - • of Mrs. Jean Wrlgllt, Surprise Given Kathy Wehrung loader. Joe Struble, Instructor for the Thanksgiving is Meeting Theme .. Mrs. Phillips opened the meetJng, Roadfnls ..... _ the pro gram Included "SiriUIII81" at the Door'' b)" Jolr.a. Brook& SQre; "God Does ·Not Stand Aloof'' by Mrs. Eugene Forbes; "A Cbrlatlan Observation" b)" Join. Stella Grueser; "God's Word" by Mrs. 011111r Roush; "W 1 ,.. 14!r's Pleasure'' 1\Y Join. Sadie Brown; "The Minister's Vlalt" by Mrs. Wendell Slutler; and "lnexhaustlhle" b)" Mrs. Karl Grueaor. Mrs. Pugh read "Sllas Thotter, Tither" to conclude the program. A letter of humor on clellglrta• of the devil with Inactive Sooletles was read b)" Mrs, PhilUps. Mn, Pugh aorvod turkey, a salsd and rolls. -u• Refreabmenta of sandW!ohea, potsto cldpo, JMIRch, cake and Ice erNDl were served. AttendIng 1111rt those named and D!xle and Jim Snyder, Roger Pickens, llotUe .Br7an, Marianne Klbes, 1lebllle Llney, •· Nlnoo Stiles, Fritz Wtbrung, ·. nd Barbara Tattenon, Janet Caldwell Honored with Bridal Shower Birthday Event Brings Call From Student Mrs, Perry Orr, who with Mr. Orr celebrated their 47th Wedding anniversary Nov. 13 in Clllwnbus, received more returns from the event than expected. Mrs. Orr had mailed a card to the Dialiqr for Dollars television show. The t~caJl" was made on the Sally Flowers and Gene Ful- treasurer; Linda WesUall, news reporter; Linda Fryar, parlia- len show. That same evening the Orrs received another call: Mrs. Orr answered the phone. mentarian; Ramona Eagle, hio- A voice asked, torian; Winnie Marcinko, A surprtao part,ylnobservanoe of the 15th birthday anniversary of Kati\Y LOuise Wehrung was given reoontl,y b)" her slater, Linda, and her mother, Mrs. Patrlcta Wehrung. Entertalrunont was provided b)" "1be Cholell Fewn with members, Bob Shuck, drums; Gary Elll~ Torry Grogan, and Lsrry vrogan, IIUitars, Jim Clatwor!hy, trumpet; and Mike Marth, vocalist. The group played a number of seloctlona. Thanksgiving was the theme used for decorations and tho reo treshmonls when the Y o u n g Wives' Club met November 16, at the ho>ne of Mrs. George Collins, Tuppera Plains. Mrs. BUI Ritchie was co-lloatess. Plana w e r e msde for the Chrlstmu part,y to be held at the lllghlander In Marl-, Decomber 12. Others attending were Mrs, : Okoy ConnaUy, Mrs. Larry Col: llna, Mrs. Tom !layman, Mr1. Elilln Ritchie, Mrs. V e r n o n Strarl%, Mrs. Alvin Trlpp, Mrs. Robert T r I p p, lolra. Marvin White, and Mrs. Ray Yomg_ Frlend1 and ralatlna of Miss Janet Caldwall banoled her with a bridal shower at the Tuppers P1alna Methoclllt Church amex !lalurday, Nov. 11. Hootessea were Mrs. Irene Parker and JolrL Sharon Swartz. Miss CaldWel! Ia the brideelect of Jerry Carter vt Rooky llount, N.C. The wadding was an event of TlmsdaY at 2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plalna · Jolatho.. dill Church. The graoklua cu.. tom of open church wasobaorved with a reoeptlm . Alllowlng In the church annex. Trodlttonal weddllla deoorollona wore UHd at the lboWer. Thoao Included a deeontlve um. brella under whleh the gifts were IITanaed, T h e suuta played Plll81 With Mr1, Rubel Caldwall, Mrs. Evelyn Spencer lll1d Mrs. Parker Wlmlng the prizes. After Miss Caldwall opened her glib, the hoat.IIOS HI'Vod ... bert Pu&lt'u the hosi.sa, The sroup, <llriD& the rnt~~tI "'cted ..., Mr C"-~ Ill con~ "' •· "'"''" PhUUps, prealdent, decided to oend Chrlstmaa cards to &hut. Ins, and to provide' small glfls for elderl,y members of the SooleQ> no longer able to atland meetings. It was voted to JMlfChase a layette for the World Conunun1t,y Day project of providing elothlng for Asian children. Getwell cards were sent to Leroy Wat son and Ed Haines. Plans were msdo for the annual Chrlstmaa part,y to be held at 6:30 p.m. with a turkey dinnar In the church baaoment. Mombars are to take a covered dish and their own table service. There wUI be a $1 gift exchange, Commlttaes for the dinner were A holiday part,y for residents of the Meigs Count,y Infirmary was planned for Dec. 10 When the named. Presented at the meeting was deacons and deaconesaes metre. an Invitation from the Syraeuse oently at tit~ Middleport First wscs to Minersville members United Presbyterian Church, for a meeting on Tuesday, Jan. The group also msde plans for vlsltlng Bhutlns on the same 2, when Mrs. James Richards, day. The part,y at the inflriiUU")' Portsmouth <lJstrlct president, will be In the early evening. wUI be the guest speaker. A Mrs. Tom Rue and Mrs. Phil llaptonstall were named to the Ofk ers Elec fed refreshment ooll1llllttte, end Paul Haptonatell and Russell Lyons will plan the program. Of!lcors for the year were Christmas cards being sold elected when the FuWre llonu>by church members were display- makors of America of Eaatem ed. Hllh School met recently. The new officers are Sandra Curtis, president; Rota Watson, vice prealdent; Jo Ann Brookl, secretary; Brenda Holsinger, r.., recr~ ation; and Paula Watkins, song Iesdera, Several new members were welcomed Into the sroup. Thanksgiving C,u,.... st'oms; Festiv.ols. · ·. ' ...-. -e MBIAP PJIOIIE!)1 two .:'~ llt. :,Pitu- ' ...... bit........'=·= ',W!rJ• . vehlclt · '· 6)30 '1. ln. 'l'hanloilllvinl . . . . .~ 2 Final Wedding Plans are Mode _..,!- . . ' •·· w1 ' tor,illc. 12 bealml'* ~IIJ a din~ · f. ner a! Crow' a steakHouse.ltwas reported that three. ·ceriUieates tor ia.vecteo 1111re ilwil at the World Canm..,lt,y i>s.Y ob8erv· ance 011 Nov. 3 at the !\)>racu8e ehurcli. n waa wted to contribute toward an artlfical tree tor the ehureh ooelal room belqr purchased b)" the"- Harwsters Class. Mrs. Donald Myera wa• a guest at the meetl~, The 'l11jdiksslvl,_ motif waa carried out In tabl.e decoratlblls for a dessert course served by Mrs. Moro llllcl Mrs. cari Kautz. · ,.:t and named committees ' RACINE PLANING MILL SYRACUSE; OHIO \ vice president; Mrs, Leonard Jewell, secretary, and Mrs. Paul Werner, treasurer. Named to plan . p~s - for next _year were Miss Reibel, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Mora, llllcl Mrs. Bill Perrin. Are you Jessie Mrs, Orr hsd hoarded with Mr. Final wedding plans are com- and Mrs. P, R. Randolph when pleted by Miss Judith Ann Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mn, she taught school at Eden in 1920Melvin M, Duncan of Mason, to 21. She hsd 13 In the firstgrade, Mrs. Randolph, see!~ the DialI Mr. William Maize Me Whortar, 11 soo of Mrs. Marjorie Maize and ing TV show, said she just had Mr. Carl M. Me Whorter both of to rind out if this was the same Rei the most out of holiday Huntington, person!' She said she would · The double ring eerem0111 will have sent a card, it shCliad knoWn~ , fun with a · hairstyle that's . he performed on Nov. 24, at the She lives in Orient, Ofiio.. '·,., ' ,as easy to keep up ·as it is ·nattering! Mason Evangelical United Breth''This is much better than a ren Church, at 7:30p.m. An open church wedding will be ob- card/' Mrs. Orr told her. Mrs. Orr, born in Hebron, Ill., served. one of twins (Bessie Spencer Ar· Miss Connie Harbour of Mason, will serve as maid of honor and gabrite, deceased) came to Meigs Phone 992·3557 Miss Sarah Zuspan of Mason u County when nine months old and tlowor lllrl. Pomeroy, 234 E. Main lived here until 1941 when the Frank Zuspan of Mason will couple moved lo Columbus. serve as best man and ushers wUI he Keith Fltspatrlck or Johnatown, Ps., Raymond Duncan, Mason and Jame1 Wallen of Huutlngton, Nuptial mualc will be presented by Ml" Becky Lew- I Sedan. P.S. and brakes, air cond. Radio, F&M H.T. Auto. trans. Radio & heater, low mileage, one owner · 67 WILDCAT BUICK 2 DR. · · · ···· · $3995 flard Top. Only 3,678 easy miles, FACTORY AIR ; oNDITIONED. Power steering, power brakes, mtomatic trans, So nearly new we could put it on the showroom. New Electra trade-in 1965 CHRYSUR 4 DR.·· ····,.. ·· $2595 Sedan. P.S. and brakes, air cond. One owner, low mileage and perfect condition 67 LeSABRE BUICK CUSTOM ··· · $3695 1965 DODGE MONACO 500 ···· $2295 4 Dr. Sedan. Only 9,935 easy miles. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED. Power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. Extra nice. 2 Dr. H.T. P.S. Radio and heater, condition clean ••• SINCE BHEGDT 65 WILDCAT CUSTOM BUICK ··· · $2395 2 Dr. H.T. Radio and Heater, P-S. Vinyl uphol· stery, very clean ANEW F' •ME 2 Dr. Hard Top. This is the custom and best series Wildcat with center arrp rest and expanded mork· ide. This car belonged to local merchant. It has the finest engine Buick makes. 1965 MERCURY MOtmRIY · · · · $1995 66 WILDCAT BUICK 4 DOOR · · · · $2695 1964 OLDSMOBILE JETFIR£ .... $1495 Low mileage. Extra sharp. Another new Buick trade-in from very careful repeat owner. This car bas the all vinyl upholstery and is clean inside and out. Power steering, power brakes and automatic trans. 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trans. Radio and heater 1963 POHTIAC CONVERnBLE · · · · $795 Radio and heater. auto. trans. 65COMET V8 2 DR. SEDAN ··· .. · $1195 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ······· · $995 Original bronze finish . Auto. :,nift . 64 CATALINA PONnAC · · ··· ··· $1595 4 Dr. . Sedan. Auto_ trans. Radio and heater ' new patnt. Conv. Cpe. New Pontiac trade-in from one of our ~ areful repeat customers, We can gladly refer you to our service records on this car. Powe . steering, power brakes and automatic trans. Mom's new flame gives her somethinK In common with a pretty ex· cltin1 crowd-over 90% of all of the professional chefs They're all coo n1 Yflth Gas. For several sound. rea s. Gas cooks faste than electricity. Chefs who·su s the preparation of hundreds of ea - dey lull haven't time to walt · k electric rans:es to heat up or own. These men 1nd women whose repu· lltlona depelld on their cooking choOse ~robaL Daughtara, a, International Orwill meet Gas ranges because Gas cooks better than eleetricltt ••• makes food .taste better and look mc!re appetizing. The 1,001 shades of heat that only a mod· em Gas ran1e can Rive lets them-and you-bJke, broil, braise, saute, sim· mer or stew with complete control. People who cook for a restaurant full of discriminating gourmets-and .. people who cook for • kitchen full hunery k!ds-know they can count on Gas ranaes to let them be the good CGCiks thl)' are. m' · Monday night at the POmeroy llluonlc Temple 10 r Initiatory work. 1' PARlSH CONSERVATION COMj mtttee mao11ng at p,m; ,lo!GD1111 at the St. Paul Lutheran :, Cburch. TUESDAY a ~ POMEJIOY WOMAN'S CHRIS. dan T_,.,.uce ' - wlilli!Mt 2 p,m, ~sdiJI at !be Unitecl Methedlat Cbufeb, M r i,Jo.. epll CoGk will be the pr08rlft\ Ieider. WEDNEII>AY ADULT CHOIR nhearsal at ..._ St. Paul LUther Clmeh. ..,.. ' .a . .. 3 ROOMS · "New . ' . ' "; II I. Secellll Aft. . PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 10 POMEROY I OH M~1.,;...., ·---.....·-·· .... ---·-. __ __._ ..._--- ~ ~:. __ ,: ·' .I>'<if ,.._ ,.. ....... rt11 ,....liN~ If wrft.i ~ ,....., Wll ·tMw.aw ...,._,... • ' .. Dt, , . . . . , ' .,. ' ' j', • the Bobcats. Hlgllwas manJoe for the little Wildcat Reserves . Bevan with 10. Larry Daniel• and Nonn SWindler eachhsd seven. HANNAN TRACE (59) - Dannels, 15-4-34; Sheets, 1·1-3; Pugh, 2·3-7; Ci1ajlman, 0-0-0; R, WatBOII, 1-0-2; Jeffers, 5-010 l J, Sisson, 0"0-0; E. Jolontgomory, 1-1-3. Totals, 2~9. KYGER CREEK (50) -Groae, 31·~; Eblln;0-~-1;Bradbury,a·7· 23; White, o-4-4; Buckley, 0-0-0; Roese, 4·1-9; ~uldlng, 2-2-6, Tota . I 17 •• · s, ."':"""" ' · ·, !Iannan 9 14 17 19-59 9 13 12 1$.50 •o . ' .. .. , R.H. .BLAETTNARS Tourney Too Much of Slated Roger Brown South.,; a > · "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE D'~~~~ . Lions Saw BY THE UPI The nattan•s armchair TV addicta IIIli another good look at 300 . pouod Roger Brown on Thanksglvlnl DIJI as he msde hl1 first appearance ~st his old taammates slnoe being traded to LOs Angeles and helped the Rams jolt the Llrms 31-7. In the other three pmes on the holiday, Oakland routed Kan:111 Clt,y 44-22, Son ll6ltJI rallied to edge surprising Denver 2420 and Dallaa whipped st. Louis 46-21. It was po1alble for the devoted fans to watch nino ...,_ seoutlvo hours offootball- startIng at 9 p.m. from Dallas. The Lions, In a rebuilding program this year, tradedBrown at the start of tho season to the Rams, The Lions wore worried about Brown• s knees and also were concerned about hi• welgllt. Although he claimed after the game that "I have no bitterness toward Detroit for trading me," Brown obviously IIIli great satlsfaotlon out or receiving the game ball from the Rams for leading the fine defensive effort which held the Lions to just 70 yards rushing and 38 yards passing. Throe times Brown broke through to nail the Lions' Mel F arr for losses, twice to stop second half drives. HARRIERS COMPETE CHICAGO (UPI) - Ron Larrieu of Los Angeles will seck his third strallibt title Saturday In the 1967 national AAU crosscountry championships to be held at · (;:hiC&go'a Washington Park. The 30-yoar-<Jid 1964 Olympian representing tho Los Angeles Striders Track Club beads a field of 150 ""'llcted to toor the 10,000-meter course. HEAVYWEIGHT DRAWS GOTEBORG, Sweden (UPI) Ray Patterson, younger brother or former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, and Brazilian Renato Moraes battled to an elgllt.round draw Thursday night. Patterson welglled 193'h and hls opponent 180. TARS AND TOROS . MT. VERNO,N, N.Y. (UPI)The Westohe&ter Bulls and the VIrginia Sailors tangle Saturday for the Atlantic Coalll Football League championship. The Bulla are a farm olub of the New York Giants and t h e Sailors are an atrlllate of the Washington Redsklns. The two teams split a pair of games In reP~Iar season play. !Jitto 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill ····· · $1995 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Radio and heater clean ' and low mileage Boxing MEIGS EVENTS glw the family a carl 1966 MERCURY 2 DR. - ...... .. $2395 r•••" Decorations lola's Beauty Salon BLAETTNARS an otreose for , a zone defeDae (which Glquater worked lXII IlP , ' 1967-88 fft880II Weilnesdi,v night ~~~ tltim), other aeorers · In the BueJI8Yt Preview at Bueh- were Bill Sl!an 7~ Jim Conde 1. tel-York, wJnnJng over Gloulller Mark Tannehlll ., DeMis Auli 28-1.14 In the i'eauiatlon two ...... 5, arid Rod GOkey 2 (pl8)'1ng ._Are JOU utii&N aowT .We only part of the first qJarler didn't mlu tho lui of tors of play. tho ...... r Joe :Myers, 6 • 3 junior, who with sore ablna). Leaper hsd 10 · came Into the pme more than torInGloulller. other games, the Buckeyes. half the flrlll qJarler was blgll with 10 polnta on 8 for 8 {NaiiiOrlville and Buchtel-York) at the ·free line and one f I e l d ed&ed Eastern of Meigll Count,y, 2~16, breaking away from dead8Qil. locked score• late In the mateh, The Marauders had sorlmmll&'and LOgan, with Greg Poston lesded two houri the afternoon of the inl all scorers, edged Federalsame day at Al-der_,. i\1llocldng (Amos Bem, Rome, ballv, "They were dred, a n d etc.) 31-30. ) lhowed II," said Coseh Cor! For Eastern, Martin hsd 7, Wolfe. Benedum 4, Spencer 2, Karr 2, "The bo.)'B did all l'llbt," he and Rose 1. Poll4n' led the l8ld, "for out havinl worked on Buokees With 6. The sei:ond anni.iii Ohio Amateur Athletic Unton (AAU) Golden Gloves liming Tournament will be held In the Southweatern Hlgll School 1)'111naalum January 10-13, accordIng to Franklin Boa•h, Southwestern phyalcal tltness director. The tourney Is Bpoosored this year b)" the Southweatem Boosters, along with the Beach AlbBY DICK THOMAS Harinan Trace, now 1-0 inSVAC lotlc Club of Cbarloaton, W. Vs. "The tournament Ia open to Dave Daniels shredded the nets play, enlertalns Southem Local all males, ages 16-25, Beach for 34 JMllnts Wednesday night at Tuesday night at Mercerville In added. uand lndlviduall aa well Kyger Creek as the Hannan Trace another SVAC battle. Kyger as teams are enoouraged to parWildcats upset tho Kyger Creek Creek's next game Is Friday, dolpate." The top three teams from last Bobcats, Southern Valley Athletic Dec. 1 at Southwestern. Coach Conference defending champions Lloyd Myers' Highlanders open year' a event have Indicated that 59-50 In the season opener for Saturday night at Eaatern In they will return this year. They The Huntington Modem both aqusds. Meigs County In another SVAC are: Press, Columbus Windsor TorDaniels, a 6-0 jUnior, hsd 15 encounter. race, and the Beach Alhlotlc field goals llllcl four free throws Dave Daniels hit three straight Club, as he dumped In 16 points In a buckets to glw the Wildcats a Beach concluded that tho tourclose first ball and then dump- 6-0 losd Wednesday night at K,y- nament contestanlB are from the ed In 18 markers In the pull- ger Creek. Kyger Creek msde tri-state area and that 2.1 lnvlaway second half. four of five at the foul Uno to tatlona to area sehools and athletic organizations bave been Larry Jeffers, a 5-11 junior, close the gap to 6-4. Pugh sdded mailed out. connected oo five field goals for a !roe throw, 7-4.Bradburymsde 10 JMllnts. Doug Pugh, 6-0 sen- a three JMllnter, alter being foullor , had seven points. ed by Roger Watson and tied it Danny Sheets, a 6-1 senior, was up 7-7, with 2:13left In the first the big man on the hoards for period. Daniels and Grose trsded the Wildcats as be grabbed 13 of buckets llllcl the first period endthe team's 43 rebounds. Daniels ed In a 9-9 deadlock. hsd nlne rebounds and Pugh hsd Kyger Creek took a brief 12-11 seven. lead early in the second period. Church Brsdbury, 6-2 junior, Then the Wildcats wentahesd14PT. PLEASANT - The Pulnt paced the Kyger Creek scorlqr 12. Reese and steve Spauldi~. a Pleasant Junior Woman's Club with eight field goals and seven 5-8 junior came in to bolster the members have completed the de. Bobcat defense and Kyger Creek coratlon arrangements lor their free throws for 23 points. Tom went out In front 20 .14 with 2:22 anwal HarvoJI Ball to be held Roese, 6-1 !~~ ~· next Wl\h . tell in' the ·first half. I!IIV-the · at the ·Na'tlonaVGullrd Arnlory on nln~ pai'nt8 ~...,ifnlsGrose, 6.,3 Wild'c8ls 1 hfback wttlt nan- Saturday,' Nov. ·· 25, frori\ 9:30 seniOr eveh. oug , to 1:30 a.m. Antazlqrly h, the Bobcats leis getting three more fielders p.m. Blttarsweet, nuts, JMIMpldns, controlled the ards getting 61 In the last minute of play to put com 1buoks lll1d farm galea are rebounds to Wlldcate• 43, the Wildcats out in front 23-22 just some of the IIams used to carry out the theme of Harvest Grose hsd 20 rebounds, Brsd- 8k~frace honsteditslesdto Time U.S.A. Even a scarecrow .l>ury hsd 13 and Reese hsd 11, 32-23 with 5:04 lett In the third will be present for the Ball aa period. Jeffers and Daniels led a featured Item of decor. All of those colorM fall objects will the scorl~ as the Wtl~ took provide the citizens an exciting a 38-29 lesd with 1:13 leU, and eyefUl to begin the social sea. were ahesd 40-34 at the end of son. The Ned Guthrie Orchestra, the third period. featuring "Jo Dab)"" t h e I r Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats noted vocalist will help carry took a 13-polnt Iesd, 48-35, with out the Harvest theme In music, 5:24 loft In the final frame. The Dress will be Wormal and doWildcats led 54-43 with two min- keta wUI also be available at the utes left and 59-48 with 35 sec- door. onds to go, Members of the decoration Coach Johnny Wickline's Bob- committee are: Mrs. Joe Forcats made 17 of 54 shots from bus, Jr., Mr1. Brooke Holateln, SATURDAY Mrs. Howard Thornton, Mrs. ROUND AND SQUARE dance the field for 31.4 per cent llllcl Russell Thomas, Mrs. Keith HUI, will be bold Saturday, Nov. 25, 16 of 33 at the foul line, Hannan Mrs. Robart Cochran, Miss To. at 8 p.m. at the Bodford Youth Trace outshot the Bobcats, mak- ni Daugbe~ 1111c1 Mrs. David Cenler. The dance is be~ spon- Ing 25 of 67 goals for 37.1 per Lanham. Mrs. Theodore Melrose is gen. sored by the Buckeye Motorcy- cent llllcl nine of 19 at the foul llne. ___ _ era! cha!rman of the Ball and ole Club. Ofltclals whistled 40 fouls In Mrs, Raymond G, Musgrave Ia MONDAY the conies!, 15 oo Kyger Creek pabiltf1¥ chairman. Mrs. T o m TENT 95, Daughters of Union and 25 on Hannan Trace. The Jennlnga Ia president of t h e Veterans, will meet at 7:30 p. only pleyers to foul out were club. m, M4lnday at the D,A, V, hall, Watson llllcl Jim Chapman, 5-9 FIGHT !U3JLTS u.mbera are reminded to take junior,. both of Hannan Trace, By" United Press International for the Athens State HooCoach Howard Lee Mlller's K,yPORTLAND, Maine (UPI) ~~ANn OFFICERS of ger Creek Reserves won the op- Irish Jimmy Mollermolt, 168, )taiga Temple, Pythlan Slater&, ener 45-30 alter leading 24-15 Holyoke, Mass., knoCked o u t will meet at 7:30p.m. M4lnday at at the half and 33-18 at the eod R~ 171!, N!"' York 4. (be Columbus lll1d 3outhem Ohio of throe parlods. Jeff Tyo, Tom G, llW008Il (UPI) Electric omee. There will be llysellllllcl Earl Tholnas hsd eight Ray Pattarson, 19:Jlh New York, demonstration 011 "Christmas and Jim '!Yo hsd seven to pace ::;,e;llW:,tlt Renato Moraes, 180, Jr Women's Oub Arranges for followed, recalling old times, 1966 DODGE MONACO 4 DR. .. $2795 ' · Melp Hilh School'l basket/ ball team 11\Bde jti ~ of the COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohio Stala Ia a ltvOoP)Int underdog .;1ng Into Ita annual foray with Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. . But, Buekeye Coaeh Woody Hayes Ia hoping that his witchcraft ean east a spsJ1 011 the Wolverines, who bave never beat the Buckeyes twice In a row Iince Hayes a1 been at the helm, The Iaiii time Mlchi111111 won · over OSU In Ann Arbor waa In 1959, when Bump ElUott's Wol- Hannan· Trace Dumps Kyger Creek 59-50 circle. Officers for 1968 were elected and include Mrs. Young, president; Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., ' ' ,.I • • '' I' M!ASTOOINGS By United Press tnternallcnal . EAST W, L. Pot. Indiana • • • , • • l3 ' :l 11 , Michigan Favored By 5 ' c. to com- HELP YOU... . 1 Wlmlows .... As Low. As $12.95_ . AII·Stlrt.® · Nov. ""• '"' ..· . 'I ·' 'l plete the annual project of the mus 0:, ' ' reJMlrted cin plans for taldqr Christmas gifts to shutlns llllcl elderly members fA the church, THE CREAM OF THE CROP AT BUICK ,. ·Mafautlers in 2·8·24 Vietory·- ;- '"The Chrlolm~s meetlr• wai,set~" · Mrs. Thomas Young, president, Josepl, l. 'l'lA; at, ... > Chariolltill, Va. · "'.• .,__ _ _ _ _...__ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ __. • - - - - - -......~---+4.~---_, by ' ' a- Daily ~n~!f\\1~~·'-:'~·~idd~rt, ... A most pleasant few moments · Larry Lao -~-~l ~ : lanllle, Cillo, ""' - . "''"' ' 1111 to have ,,. . . tro1 an.r 1111 ,1:# illmk 111e , rtlr of. puload ...... - - . ... "Thankoglyi!V . ,!lustcmo ' .llllcl Festivals Al'OUIIII·ihe Worlf' '!'811 the program tq>le of Miss Miry Vlrglpla Reibel at a meetlqr ot the Friendly Circle of the 'i'rinlt,y UnHed Churcll of Christ Wed• nesday night. In · talldqr on customs of our own country, Miss Reibel noted that the United states was the flrst-lntheworldtomake Thanks~vl~ a legal JMlbllo hoii'!"Y· She said that In 1863, President Abraham pncoln proclaimed the last Thursda)' In November to be Thanksgiving nay, 1111c1 prior to that It was celebnoted at Various times but out as a national bollday. ' The story of the Indian SCiUaniO. who changed the oourse ot history b)" remember!Jv goodness rather than evil lncleallngwith the pilgrims was related dilriqr the program, and Miss Reibel concluded with a Thankaglvlng JM10m, The Thankaglving theme wss used by Mrs. Pearl Mora In lhe devotions. She resd from tho Psalms, hsd a meditation and prayer. . Came in replay, ''I am one. of your· first grade pupils." said Mrs. Orr, ••rm sorry, but l I don't know which one." '• "I am Levancia Randolph," the caller said. r-------------------. AllaJdlng besidealbo• named were Mlu Mary AbboU, Mrs. Sall,y Caldwell, Ml11 Linda Span.. cer, Mrs. Evelyn Brtcldea, Mrs. Janice Parker, Mra. Maxine Cbapman, Mrs. MOdred Caldwall, Mrs. Evelyn Summerfield, Mrs. Hartl Bamhlll, Mn, Sharon Swartz, MrL Ann Summera.Id, Yra. Slna Balle,r, Mrs. Gerlldla llola!naar, Mrs. Ida CowderJ, Mrs. Sarah Caldwell, 111'1. Nora Rice, Mrs. GladJI VIolet, Mrs. PI&IIJ Caldwell, YrL Edba Summerll.eid, Mrs, liu7 GrKt Cowdery, Mla1 Cbevlller, lira, Nleaol Weatherman, MrL Janet Connoil,y, JolrL Gay Ami Burb, Mrs. Evelyn Span.. etr, MrL Arvllle Freclrer and lirL Howard Caldwell, Jr. Others Prteentlrll llfta to the brJdo.eliel Mr. and Yra. Hobart \llneyard Olld Ai'u,o, Mr. and Mra. Ben Ewilll, J~ and Joyce Flck, Mr• . and Mra. Larry Rltchls, III"L Doro11Q> Stout, !Ina M a e Samme!;fltl4, Jolra. Ctlla Colllna, MrL Plo'Wa Clark, Mrs. Emma FIDcllinl, lira, N~~~cy Colllaa, MrL EIN1101' lioullu. Jlr. 111111 Mr,a. er Adame, Mr. llld MrL Wlllllm Chapman Jr. . ( 11 ' ' Spencer Orr?'' Mrs. Orr replied, ' 1 Yes,Jam.'' ADDRESS CHANGED Cpl. Donald R, Smith, a patient at the U.S. Naval Hospital at Guam, hal had a change of sddre81. lila addre1s Is Cpl. llanald R. Smith 2290847, Patient, W, D., B -3, U.S.N.H,; FPO Sen Franolsco, CalU. 96630. Wounded In Vietnam Is early November, Cpl. Smith !a eurra>t.. ly underlll!lnl akin grafting m his left 1t1n. Additional IUI'88l'J' Is. An ~ reception wUI be held Is sche<lllod. He Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, In the basement o[ the church following the ceremony, Pomeroy. freslunenta. live m11e1 1011111 tJl 1111 reiUltlnc lit• WSCS Prq;ects lll1d elderl,y mombera wve pl.,.. read b)" Mrs. Pilllllps, and a ned as holllh,y proJedl wh.., the report ••• made on Ute sale of Wo111an's, SocteQ> of Cbrtlltlan vanllia. Service of the Mlnerlvllle MelhScripmre from Deuteronomy odllll Chllr<lb' met With Mn. ller- and the Psalm1 and prayer b)" •• ,. ' '. Remembrances to Shvtins,· > .. - ·~· · 'Jr~~. verlno team was a 23-lf wJn. 10~. hal wblpd EJ1IDtt ner. ll.ve times, four In a row 19&0Elliott'• only woo l1lo since • • -· • • • • . Mlmlesota • .. • 13 5 · : Pittsburgh • • • • 10 8 :sS6 f!1118lieipiiJa • • • New Jersey .. .. 1 8 467 Detroit <i 0 0 0 0 ' • I ~ Kenlucky .. .. • 5 12 j 94 New York · .. " • Realization Of a Dream d! Cincinnati • • • • • • , then, 10-0 In Columbus In 1964, 63. . rd The oversll 16-oeason re<>O llhon Michigan was Rose Bowl ...,, 10 wins, half of them In bound and Iaiii year. Hayes' record over the Wol- the Wolverines' home stadium. Woody pat the flnllldng verines In 16 seasons llhcnrs a ·touches on his 17th OSU IQIId early Thursday aile..-> before treating them ~-~·~key dinIll ner at a local ro.~w•h "Senior Ticldo" Tho finishing toucbeBlnoluded tho tr~onsl "Senior Tackle," whore Hayes aitd two members of the 1913 scpsd that Inspired Ute tradldon saluted the 10 senlora on the 1967 ocpsd. OSU COACH Emeritus Enlle Godfrey, a member of J. W, BY THE UPI Wlloe's 1913 scpad, the llrat Young Gene Stallings, who Buckeye outfit to play In the grew up wanting to be a rootBig Ten, gave the seniors the ball coach, has had a number hiatory of this last tackle, of thrUis In his athletic career "A bunch of us seniors talked but none surpassed the joy of to Dr, Wllce about going out for his Texas A. & M. team's oon- one Iaiii tackle julll lo sort of cpest of arch rival Texas. Inspire ua for our final game Stalllnp' Texas Agglea cap- with Northwestern. We weren't ped a brUIIant soasoo comeback supposed to have a chance, but drive on Thanksgiving of Texas we boat Northwestern 58-0 for 10-7 and earn the Soothwest Con- Ohio State's flrlll v\c1ory In the ference championship and the Big Ton," Godfrey recalled. school's first Cotton Bowl trip Michigan baa been the trsdlIn 26 years. tlonal windup game for the That lett only the Rose Bowl, Buckeyes giving the Senior among the ma.ior post-season at- Tackle a bit more Import In the tractions to he filled. The Rose eyes of many, Reyes added. Bowl pairing will be completed Winning streaks alter Saturday's Big Ten outings OSIJ and Michigan are both sending third - ranked Purdue on a three-game wlMlng streak, against Indiana and Minnesota which means somolhlllg muat against W!scoosln. Either Indi- give In Ann Arbor Saturday. · ana or Minnesota will represent The teams have played foor the Big 10 In the Rose Bowl common foes thus far and lateagainst University of Soothern ly, Michigan has come out best. CaiUornla. Both beat Northwestern; 0S1J whlwed Michigan State, while Michigan lost to the Spartans. Michigan slipped past Dllnols, ·but the Bucks didn't. osu scpeaked by Wisconsin, but Michigan won rather handily. Stallings · BG~f9n ~5 Baltimore • • • • /,t, i' ' lO W""T "" W. L. 1'<:1. Now orleans • , • 10 5 ,667 Dallas • • , , • • 8 6 ,571 st. i.<lUls Denver , , , . • • 8 9 .471 Oakland •• , • • • 8 11 ,426 san Francisco. • • LOs Angeles •••• : Anaheim • • • • , 6 13 .316 Seattle , • • • • . • · 10 .286 Houston • , , • • • 4 Chicago • • . • • • ;, ' THURSDAY'S RESULTS San Otego ••••• · · Anoheim 107 Oaklllllcl 95 . Thursday'S RESULTS:, • MIMesota 101 Pittsburgh 75 Seattle 133 Bostou 10\; ' Only Games S<bedu\ed. Chicago 106 New vook<'96 HOLLYWOOD <OPI - Jay Philadelphia 128 San <Dennis tbe Menace) North orrived In Hollywood for a 10-day LOs Angeles 132 Detl'l)ll;,.;"lll Only games scheduled, holiday before ret111'1llng to Indla where his "Maya" series Is shot entirely on location. ,;;;:::.,::::.;:.,::.,::::=~~--:----:-----~!l; ~ Bowling 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE (Upon Request) FREE 10 lb. TURKEY ,.. ,. With Purchase of Two Winter Treads ·for . if NEW WHED.S FOR SNOW TIRE MOUNTING $9.89 POWELL SUNOCO SERVIa MIDDLEPORT, 0. PH. 992·345 I f:::!.:-------~=========i THE POINT IS .luy Y-our"F--.IAt """W IIVU KAUTZ F.EED STORE. WINTER TRE s RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES Built with tM MJ~M ttead design and same high quali7 tread rubbtr a1 MW Firestone Town & Country trres. e 'WAYNE lt'a A Rtill T1ll Wa119er JOY-DR. JACKS-KINGS . AND . •· . PURIN~$-10-25·50 LB. :lAGS 7.35-14 (7.00·14) 7.75-14 (7.50·14) 8.25-14 (~:·~~:;:m::~:.:; :~:;~; 1.35-1! (6.!0·15) 7.75·15 (6.70·15) 8.15·15 (> . 2rat•2&Z& 2ter•zazs 2r•r•30Z& 2ror · WHITEWALLS ADD •1 .25 PER �' I ' '.r ' ' ' Eld~ly,. ., ' Diary. Rem.enibrano11 for · shut -Ina 1-r on cbrlll!an vocations was -" BY CHARLENE liOEFUCH The second 1111011 of • alxweok courao In Rod Cross )ln. lor ltrat aid wu eompleted Tu11• daY nl&bt wl1en members of Ca. dette Troop No. 185 of Middleport II'IOt al 1lle Sc!oilh 'l1ilrd Ave; scout bouae. Bob Davis 11 Instructor for the oourao whleh wUI cpa!~ the elrla for eertlfloates llllcl plna from the R e d Cross and a elrl IICOUI badge, lleol-.C...•·-Ara ·okl·_.a.ncontl,y completed 1\Y the troop, ..... to gl rtlfl ate was pre-·· vo co c s to ·the lllrl•. There for the preoentation were Jo Ellen Diehl, Irene Barnes, Diane KIn B. Becky Wrilht, Darla Neutzllng, Marla Neutzllng, Suale Soulab)", Debbie Wlaoeup, Leanne Sebo, Maralynn Tracy, and Caralynn Traey • Five member& ot Junior Troop 61 meeting at the home of Mrs. Don Thomas, Ieeder, reported thai they bsd prepared ineals for their famUie~ to COihplete 1'8CJilrements f o r a cooking badge. The five· are Cindy Reeey, Tins Dull)', Lisa Thomas, Jack, le Csrsey, and Angle Sisson. The troop recently completed a conldng courao at tho Colum. bl• of Ohio In Middleport. Jolla Gila. II. a new memberer of the troop. Games were 'played and a cake baked by the Five - Leal Clover Patrol at the home of Mrs. Richard Jones were served during the soda! hour, The cake was prepared by Kim Jones, Anita Ash, Vicklllol!man, Tine Dull)', and JackIe Carsey. Holiday Party Planned Dec. 10 Recplrementa of challengea and badges were reviewed at a meeting of Scout Troop 52 held at the - • of Mrs. Jean Wrlgllt, Surprise Given Kathy Wehrung loader. Joe Struble, Instructor for the Thanksgiving is Meeting Theme .. Mrs. Phillips opened the meetJng, Roadfnls ..... _ the pro gram Included "SiriUIII81" at the Door'' b)" Jolr.a. Brook& SQre; "God Does ·Not Stand Aloof'' by Mrs. Eugene Forbes; "A Cbrlatlan Observation" b)" Join. Stella Grueser; "God's Word" by Mrs. 011111r Roush; "W 1 ,.. 14!r's Pleasure'' 1\Y Join. Sadie Brown; "The Minister's Vlalt" by Mrs. Wendell Slutler; and "lnexhaustlhle" b)" Mrs. Karl Grueaor. Mrs. Pugh read "Sllas Thotter, Tither" to conclude the program. A letter of humor on clellglrta• of the devil with Inactive Sooletles was read b)" Mrs, PhilUps. Mn, Pugh aorvod turkey, a salsd and rolls. -u• Refreabmenta of sandW!ohea, potsto cldpo, JMIRch, cake and Ice erNDl were served. AttendIng 1111rt those named and D!xle and Jim Snyder, Roger Pickens, llotUe .Br7an, Marianne Klbes, 1lebllle Llney, •· Nlnoo Stiles, Fritz Wtbrung, ·. nd Barbara Tattenon, Janet Caldwell Honored with Bridal Shower Birthday Event Brings Call From Student Mrs, Perry Orr, who with Mr. Orr celebrated their 47th Wedding anniversary Nov. 13 in Clllwnbus, received more returns from the event than expected. Mrs. Orr had mailed a card to the Dialiqr for Dollars television show. The t~caJl" was made on the Sally Flowers and Gene Ful- treasurer; Linda WesUall, news reporter; Linda Fryar, parlia- len show. That same evening the Orrs received another call: Mrs. Orr answered the phone. mentarian; Ramona Eagle, hio- A voice asked, torian; Winnie Marcinko, A surprtao part,ylnobservanoe of the 15th birthday anniversary of Kati\Y LOuise Wehrung was given reoontl,y b)" her slater, Linda, and her mother, Mrs. Patrlcta Wehrung. Entertalrunont was provided b)" "1be Cholell Fewn with members, Bob Shuck, drums; Gary Elll~ Torry Grogan, and Lsrry vrogan, IIUitars, Jim Clatwor!hy, trumpet; and Mike Marth, vocalist. The group played a number of seloctlona. Thanksgiving was the theme used for decorations and tho reo treshmonls when the Y o u n g Wives' Club met November 16, at the ho>ne of Mrs. George Collins, Tuppera Plains. Mrs. BUI Ritchie was co-lloatess. Plana w e r e msde for the Chrlstmu part,y to be held at the lllghlander In Marl-, Decomber 12. Others attending were Mrs, : Okoy ConnaUy, Mrs. Larry Col: llna, Mrs. Tom !layman, Mr1. Elilln Ritchie, Mrs. V e r n o n Strarl%, Mrs. Alvin Trlpp, Mrs. Robert T r I p p, lolra. Marvin White, and Mrs. Ray Yomg_ Frlend1 and ralatlna of Miss Janet Caldwall banoled her with a bridal shower at the Tuppers P1alna Methoclllt Church amex !lalurday, Nov. 11. Hootessea were Mrs. Irene Parker and JolrL Sharon Swartz. Miss CaldWel! Ia the brideelect of Jerry Carter vt Rooky llount, N.C. The wadding was an event of TlmsdaY at 2 p.m. at the Tuppers Plalna · Jolatho.. dill Church. The graoklua cu.. tom of open church wasobaorved with a reoeptlm . Alllowlng In the church annex. Trodlttonal weddllla deoorollona wore UHd at the lboWer. Thoao Included a deeontlve um. brella under whleh the gifts were IITanaed, T h e suuta played Plll81 With Mr1, Rubel Caldwall, Mrs. Evelyn Spencer lll1d Mrs. Parker Wlmlng the prizes. After Miss Caldwall opened her glib, the hoat.IIOS HI'Vod ... bert Pu&lt'u the hosi.sa, The sroup, <llriD& the rnt~~tI "'cted ..., Mr C"-~ Ill con~ "' •· "'"''" PhUUps, prealdent, decided to oend Chrlstmaa cards to &hut. Ins, and to provide' small glfls for elderl,y members of the SooleQ> no longer able to atland meetings. It was voted to JMlfChase a layette for the World Conunun1t,y Day project of providing elothlng for Asian children. Getwell cards were sent to Leroy Wat son and Ed Haines. Plans were msdo for the annual Chrlstmaa part,y to be held at 6:30 p.m. with a turkey dinnar In the church baaoment. Mombars are to take a covered dish and their own table service. There wUI be a $1 gift exchange, Commlttaes for the dinner were A holiday part,y for residents of the Meigs Count,y Infirmary was planned for Dec. 10 When the named. Presented at the meeting was deacons and deaconesaes metre. an Invitation from the Syraeuse oently at tit~ Middleport First wscs to Minersville members United Presbyterian Church, for a meeting on Tuesday, Jan. The group also msde plans for vlsltlng Bhutlns on the same 2, when Mrs. James Richards, day. The part,y at the inflriiUU")' Portsmouth <lJstrlct president, will be In the early evening. wUI be the guest speaker. A Mrs. Tom Rue and Mrs. Phil llaptonstall were named to the Ofk ers Elec fed refreshment ooll1llllttte, end Paul Haptonatell and Russell Lyons will plan the program. Of!lcors for the year were Christmas cards being sold elected when the FuWre llonu>by church members were display- makors of America of Eaatem ed. Hllh School met recently. The new officers are Sandra Curtis, president; Rota Watson, vice prealdent; Jo Ann Brookl, secretary; Brenda Holsinger, r.., recr~ ation; and Paula Watkins, song Iesdera, Several new members were welcomed Into the sroup. Thanksgiving C,u,.... st'oms; Festiv.ols. · ·. ' ...-. -e MBIAP PJIOIIE!)1 two .:'~ llt. :,Pitu- ' ...... bit........'=·= ',W!rJ• . vehlclt · '· 6)30 '1. ln. 'l'hanloilllvinl . . . . .~ 2 Final Wedding Plans are Mode _..,!- . . ' •·· w1 ' tor,illc. 12 bealml'* ~IIJ a din~ · f. ner a! Crow' a steakHouse.ltwas reported that three. ·ceriUieates tor ia.vecteo 1111re ilwil at the World Canm..,lt,y i>s.Y ob8erv· ance 011 Nov. 3 at the !\)>racu8e ehurcli. n waa wted to contribute toward an artlfical tree tor the ehureh ooelal room belqr purchased b)" the"- Harwsters Class. Mrs. Donald Myera wa• a guest at the meetl~, The 'l11jdiksslvl,_ motif waa carried out In tabl.e decoratlblls for a dessert course served by Mrs. Moro llllcl Mrs. cari Kautz. · ,.:t and named committees ' RACINE PLANING MILL SYRACUSE; OHIO \ vice president; Mrs, Leonard Jewell, secretary, and Mrs. Paul Werner, treasurer. Named to plan . p~s - for next _year were Miss Reibel, Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Mora, llllcl Mrs. Bill Perrin. Are you Jessie Mrs, Orr hsd hoarded with Mr. Final wedding plans are com- and Mrs. P, R. Randolph when pleted by Miss Judith Ann Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mn, she taught school at Eden in 1920Melvin M, Duncan of Mason, to 21. She hsd 13 In the firstgrade, Mrs. Randolph, see!~ the DialI Mr. William Maize Me Whortar, 11 soo of Mrs. Marjorie Maize and ing TV show, said she just had Mr. Carl M. Me Whorter both of to rind out if this was the same Rei the most out of holiday Huntington, person!' She said she would · The double ring eerem0111 will have sent a card, it shCliad knoWn~ , fun with a · hairstyle that's . he performed on Nov. 24, at the She lives in Orient, Ofiio.. '·,., ' ,as easy to keep up ·as it is ·nattering! Mason Evangelical United Breth''This is much better than a ren Church, at 7:30p.m. An open church wedding will be ob- card/' Mrs. Orr told her. Mrs. Orr, born in Hebron, Ill., served. one of twins (Bessie Spencer Ar· Miss Connie Harbour of Mason, will serve as maid of honor and gabrite, deceased) came to Meigs Phone 992·3557 Miss Sarah Zuspan of Mason u County when nine months old and tlowor lllrl. Pomeroy, 234 E. Main lived here until 1941 when the Frank Zuspan of Mason will couple moved lo Columbus. serve as best man and ushers wUI he Keith Fltspatrlck or Johnatown, Ps., Raymond Duncan, Mason and Jame1 Wallen of Huutlngton, Nuptial mualc will be presented by Ml" Becky Lew- I Sedan. P.S. and brakes, air cond. Radio, F&M H.T. Auto. trans. Radio & heater, low mileage, one owner · 67 WILDCAT BUICK 2 DR. · · · ···· · $3995 flard Top. Only 3,678 easy miles, FACTORY AIR ; oNDITIONED. Power steering, power brakes, mtomatic trans, So nearly new we could put it on the showroom. New Electra trade-in 1965 CHRYSUR 4 DR.·· ····,.. ·· $2595 Sedan. P.S. and brakes, air cond. One owner, low mileage and perfect condition 67 LeSABRE BUICK CUSTOM ··· · $3695 1965 DODGE MONACO 500 ···· $2295 4 Dr. Sedan. Only 9,935 easy miles. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED. Power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. Extra nice. 2 Dr. H.T. P.S. Radio and heater, condition clean ••• SINCE BHEGDT 65 WILDCAT CUSTOM BUICK ··· · $2395 2 Dr. H.T. Radio and Heater, P-S. Vinyl uphol· stery, very clean ANEW F' •ME 2 Dr. Hard Top. This is the custom and best series Wildcat with center arrp rest and expanded mork· ide. This car belonged to local merchant. It has the finest engine Buick makes. 1965 MERCURY MOtmRIY · · · · $1995 66 WILDCAT BUICK 4 DOOR · · · · $2695 1964 OLDSMOBILE JETFIR£ .... $1495 Low mileage. Extra sharp. Another new Buick trade-in from very careful repeat owner. This car bas the all vinyl upholstery and is clean inside and out. Power steering, power brakes and automatic trans. 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trans. Radio and heater 1963 POHTIAC CONVERnBLE · · · · $795 Radio and heater. auto. trans. 65COMET V8 2 DR. SEDAN ··· .. · $1195 1962 CHEVROLET BEL AIR ······· · $995 Original bronze finish . Auto. :,nift . 64 CATALINA PONnAC · · ··· ··· $1595 4 Dr. . Sedan. Auto_ trans. Radio and heater ' new patnt. Conv. Cpe. New Pontiac trade-in from one of our ~ areful repeat customers, We can gladly refer you to our service records on this car. Powe . steering, power brakes and automatic trans. Mom's new flame gives her somethinK In common with a pretty ex· cltin1 crowd-over 90% of all of the professional chefs They're all coo n1 Yflth Gas. For several sound. rea s. Gas cooks faste than electricity. Chefs who·su s the preparation of hundreds of ea - dey lull haven't time to walt · k electric rans:es to heat up or own. These men 1nd women whose repu· lltlona depelld on their cooking choOse ~robaL Daughtara, a, International Orwill meet Gas ranges because Gas cooks better than eleetricltt ••• makes food .taste better and look mc!re appetizing. The 1,001 shades of heat that only a mod· em Gas ran1e can Rive lets them-and you-bJke, broil, braise, saute, sim· mer or stew with complete control. People who cook for a restaurant full of discriminating gourmets-and .. people who cook for • kitchen full hunery k!ds-know they can count on Gas ranaes to let them be the good CGCiks thl)' are. m' · Monday night at the POmeroy llluonlc Temple 10 r Initiatory work. 1' PARlSH CONSERVATION COMj mtttee mao11ng at p,m; ,lo!GD1111 at the St. Paul Lutheran :, Cburch. TUESDAY a ~ POMEJIOY WOMAN'S CHRIS. dan T_,.,.uce ' - wlilli!Mt 2 p,m, ~sdiJI at !be Unitecl Methedlat Cbufeb, M r i,Jo.. epll CoGk will be the pr08rlft\ Ieider. WEDNEII>AY ADULT CHOIR nhearsal at ..._ St. Paul LUther Clmeh. ..,.. ' .a . .. 3 ROOMS · "New . ' . ' "; II I. Secellll Aft. . PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 10 POMEROY I OH M~1.,;...., ·---.....·-·· .... ---·-. __ __._ ..._--- ~ ~:. __ ,: ·' .I>'<if ,.._ ,.. ....... rt11 ,....liN~ If wrft.i ~ ,....., Wll ·tMw.aw ...,._,... • ' .. Dt, , . . . . , ' .,. ' ' j', • the Bobcats. Hlgllwas manJoe for the little Wildcat Reserves . Bevan with 10. Larry Daniel• and Nonn SWindler eachhsd seven. HANNAN TRACE (59) - Dannels, 15-4-34; Sheets, 1·1-3; Pugh, 2·3-7; Ci1ajlman, 0-0-0; R, WatBOII, 1-0-2; Jeffers, 5-010 l J, Sisson, 0"0-0; E. Jolontgomory, 1-1-3. Totals, 2~9. KYGER CREEK (50) -Groae, 31·~; Eblln;0-~-1;Bradbury,a·7· 23; White, o-4-4; Buckley, 0-0-0; Roese, 4·1-9; ~uldlng, 2-2-6, Tota . I 17 •• · s, ."':"""" ' · ·, !Iannan 9 14 17 19-59 9 13 12 1$.50 •o . ' .. .. , R.H. .BLAETTNARS Tourney Too Much of Slated Roger Brown South.,; a > · "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE D'~~~~ . Lions Saw BY THE UPI The nattan•s armchair TV addicta IIIli another good look at 300 . pouod Roger Brown on Thanksglvlnl DIJI as he msde hl1 first appearance ~st his old taammates slnoe being traded to LOs Angeles and helped the Rams jolt the Llrms 31-7. In the other three pmes on the holiday, Oakland routed Kan:111 Clt,y 44-22, Son ll6ltJI rallied to edge surprising Denver 2420 and Dallaa whipped st. Louis 46-21. It was po1alble for the devoted fans to watch nino ...,_ seoutlvo hours offootball- startIng at 9 p.m. from Dallas. The Lions, In a rebuilding program this year, tradedBrown at the start of tho season to the Rams, The Lions wore worried about Brown• s knees and also were concerned about hi• welgllt. Although he claimed after the game that "I have no bitterness toward Detroit for trading me," Brown obviously IIIli great satlsfaotlon out or receiving the game ball from the Rams for leading the fine defensive effort which held the Lions to just 70 yards rushing and 38 yards passing. Throe times Brown broke through to nail the Lions' Mel F arr for losses, twice to stop second half drives. HARRIERS COMPETE CHICAGO (UPI) - Ron Larrieu of Los Angeles will seck his third strallibt title Saturday In the 1967 national AAU crosscountry championships to be held at · (;:hiC&go'a Washington Park. The 30-yoar-<Jid 1964 Olympian representing tho Los Angeles Striders Track Club beads a field of 150 ""'llcted to toor the 10,000-meter course. HEAVYWEIGHT DRAWS GOTEBORG, Sweden (UPI) Ray Patterson, younger brother or former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson, and Brazilian Renato Moraes battled to an elgllt.round draw Thursday night. Patterson welglled 193'h and hls opponent 180. TARS AND TOROS . MT. VERNO,N, N.Y. (UPI)The Westohe&ter Bulls and the VIrginia Sailors tangle Saturday for the Atlantic Coalll Football League championship. The Bulla are a farm olub of the New York Giants and t h e Sailors are an atrlllate of the Washington Redsklns. The two teams split a pair of games In reP~Iar season play. !Jitto 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill ····· · $1995 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Radio and heater clean ' and low mileage Boxing MEIGS EVENTS glw the family a carl 1966 MERCURY 2 DR. - ...... .. $2395 r•••" Decorations lola's Beauty Salon BLAETTNARS an otreose for , a zone defeDae (which Glquater worked lXII IlP , ' 1967-88 fft880II Weilnesdi,v night ~~~ tltim), other aeorers · In the BueJI8Yt Preview at Bueh- were Bill Sl!an 7~ Jim Conde 1. tel-York, wJnnJng over Gloulller Mark Tannehlll ., DeMis Auli 28-1.14 In the i'eauiatlon two ...... 5, arid Rod GOkey 2 (pl8)'1ng ._Are JOU utii&N aowT .We only part of the first qJarler didn't mlu tho lui of tors of play. tho ...... r Joe :Myers, 6 • 3 junior, who with sore ablna). Leaper hsd 10 · came Into the pme more than torInGloulller. other games, the Buckeyes. half the flrlll qJarler was blgll with 10 polnta on 8 for 8 {NaiiiOrlville and Buchtel-York) at the ·free line and one f I e l d ed&ed Eastern of Meigll Count,y, 2~16, breaking away from dead8Qil. locked score• late In the mateh, The Marauders had sorlmmll&'and LOgan, with Greg Poston lesded two houri the afternoon of the inl all scorers, edged Federalsame day at Al-der_,. i\1llocldng (Amos Bem, Rome, ballv, "They were dred, a n d etc.) 31-30. ) lhowed II," said Coseh Cor! For Eastern, Martin hsd 7, Wolfe. Benedum 4, Spencer 2, Karr 2, "The bo.)'B did all l'llbt," he and Rose 1. Poll4n' led the l8ld, "for out havinl worked on Buokees With 6. The sei:ond anni.iii Ohio Amateur Athletic Unton (AAU) Golden Gloves liming Tournament will be held In the Southweatern Hlgll School 1)'111naalum January 10-13, accordIng to Franklin Boa•h, Southwestern phyalcal tltness director. The tourney Is Bpoosored this year b)" the Southweatem Boosters, along with the Beach AlbBY DICK THOMAS Harinan Trace, now 1-0 inSVAC lotlc Club of Cbarloaton, W. Vs. "The tournament Ia open to Dave Daniels shredded the nets play, enlertalns Southem Local all males, ages 16-25, Beach for 34 JMllnts Wednesday night at Tuesday night at Mercerville In added. uand lndlviduall aa well Kyger Creek as the Hannan Trace another SVAC battle. Kyger as teams are enoouraged to parWildcats upset tho Kyger Creek Creek's next game Is Friday, dolpate." The top three teams from last Bobcats, Southern Valley Athletic Dec. 1 at Southwestern. Coach Conference defending champions Lloyd Myers' Highlanders open year' a event have Indicated that 59-50 In the season opener for Saturday night at Eaatern In they will return this year. They The Huntington Modem both aqusds. Meigs County In another SVAC are: Press, Columbus Windsor TorDaniels, a 6-0 jUnior, hsd 15 encounter. race, and the Beach Alhlotlc field goals llllcl four free throws Dave Daniels hit three straight Club, as he dumped In 16 points In a buckets to glw the Wildcats a Beach concluded that tho tourclose first ball and then dump- 6-0 losd Wednesday night at K,y- nament contestanlB are from the ed In 18 markers In the pull- ger Creek. Kyger Creek msde tri-state area and that 2.1 lnvlaway second half. four of five at the foul Uno to tatlona to area sehools and athletic organizations bave been Larry Jeffers, a 5-11 junior, close the gap to 6-4. Pugh sdded mailed out. connected oo five field goals for a !roe throw, 7-4.Bradburymsde 10 JMllnts. Doug Pugh, 6-0 sen- a three JMllnter, alter being foullor , had seven points. ed by Roger Watson and tied it Danny Sheets, a 6-1 senior, was up 7-7, with 2:13left In the first the big man on the hoards for period. Daniels and Grose trsded the Wildcats as be grabbed 13 of buckets llllcl the first period endthe team's 43 rebounds. Daniels ed In a 9-9 deadlock. hsd nlne rebounds and Pugh hsd Kyger Creek took a brief 12-11 seven. lead early in the second period. Church Brsdbury, 6-2 junior, Then the Wildcats wentahesd14PT. PLEASANT - The Pulnt paced the Kyger Creek scorlqr 12. Reese and steve Spauldi~. a Pleasant Junior Woman's Club with eight field goals and seven 5-8 junior came in to bolster the members have completed the de. Bobcat defense and Kyger Creek coratlon arrangements lor their free throws for 23 points. Tom went out In front 20 .14 with 2:22 anwal HarvoJI Ball to be held Roese, 6-1 !~~ ~· next Wl\h . tell in' the ·first half. I!IIV-the · at the ·Na'tlonaVGullrd Arnlory on nln~ pai'nt8 ~...,ifnlsGrose, 6.,3 Wild'c8ls 1 hfback wttlt nan- Saturday,' Nov. ·· 25, frori\ 9:30 seniOr eveh. oug , to 1:30 a.m. Antazlqrly h, the Bobcats leis getting three more fielders p.m. Blttarsweet, nuts, JMIMpldns, controlled the ards getting 61 In the last minute of play to put com 1buoks lll1d farm galea are rebounds to Wlldcate• 43, the Wildcats out in front 23-22 just some of the IIams used to carry out the theme of Harvest Grose hsd 20 rebounds, Brsd- 8k~frace honsteditslesdto Time U.S.A. Even a scarecrow .l>ury hsd 13 and Reese hsd 11, 32-23 with 5:04 lett In the third will be present for the Ball aa period. Jeffers and Daniels led a featured Item of decor. All of those colorM fall objects will the scorl~ as the Wtl~ took provide the citizens an exciting a 38-29 lesd with 1:13 leU, and eyefUl to begin the social sea. were ahesd 40-34 at the end of son. The Ned Guthrie Orchestra, the third period. featuring "Jo Dab)"" t h e I r Coach Paul Dillon's Wildcats noted vocalist will help carry took a 13-polnt Iesd, 48-35, with out the Harvest theme In music, 5:24 loft In the final frame. The Dress will be Wormal and doWildcats led 54-43 with two min- keta wUI also be available at the utes left and 59-48 with 35 sec- door. onds to go, Members of the decoration Coach Johnny Wickline's Bob- committee are: Mrs. Joe Forcats made 17 of 54 shots from bus, Jr., Mr1. Brooke Holateln, SATURDAY Mrs. Howard Thornton, Mrs. ROUND AND SQUARE dance the field for 31.4 per cent llllcl Russell Thomas, Mrs. Keith HUI, will be bold Saturday, Nov. 25, 16 of 33 at the foul line, Hannan Mrs. Robart Cochran, Miss To. at 8 p.m. at the Bodford Youth Trace outshot the Bobcats, mak- ni Daugbe~ 1111c1 Mrs. David Cenler. The dance is be~ spon- Ing 25 of 67 goals for 37.1 per Lanham. Mrs. Theodore Melrose is gen. sored by the Buckeye Motorcy- cent llllcl nine of 19 at the foul llne. ___ _ era! cha!rman of the Ball and ole Club. Ofltclals whistled 40 fouls In Mrs, Raymond G, Musgrave Ia MONDAY the conies!, 15 oo Kyger Creek pabiltf1¥ chairman. Mrs. T o m TENT 95, Daughters of Union and 25 on Hannan Trace. The Jennlnga Ia president of t h e Veterans, will meet at 7:30 p. only pleyers to foul out were club. m, M4lnday at the D,A, V, hall, Watson llllcl Jim Chapman, 5-9 FIGHT !U3JLTS u.mbera are reminded to take junior,. both of Hannan Trace, By" United Press International for the Athens State HooCoach Howard Lee Mlller's K,yPORTLAND, Maine (UPI) ~~ANn OFFICERS of ger Creek Reserves won the op- Irish Jimmy Mollermolt, 168, )taiga Temple, Pythlan Slater&, ener 45-30 alter leading 24-15 Holyoke, Mass., knoCked o u t will meet at 7:30p.m. M4lnday at at the half and 33-18 at the eod R~ 171!, N!"' York 4. (be Columbus lll1d 3outhem Ohio of throe parlods. Jeff Tyo, Tom G, llW008Il (UPI) Electric omee. There will be llysellllllcl Earl Tholnas hsd eight Ray Pattarson, 19:Jlh New York, demonstration 011 "Christmas and Jim '!Yo hsd seven to pace ::;,e;llW:,tlt Renato Moraes, 180, Jr Women's Oub Arranges for followed, recalling old times, 1966 DODGE MONACO 4 DR. .. $2795 ' · Melp Hilh School'l basket/ ball team 11\Bde jti ~ of the COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohio Stala Ia a ltvOoP)Int underdog .;1ng Into Ita annual foray with Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. . But, Buekeye Coaeh Woody Hayes Ia hoping that his witchcraft ean east a spsJ1 011 the Wolverines, who bave never beat the Buckeyes twice In a row Iince Hayes a1 been at the helm, The Iaiii time Mlchi111111 won · over OSU In Ann Arbor waa In 1959, when Bump ElUott's Wol- Hannan· Trace Dumps Kyger Creek 59-50 circle. Officers for 1968 were elected and include Mrs. Young, president; Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr., ' ' ,.I • • '' I' M!ASTOOINGS By United Press tnternallcnal . EAST W, L. Pot. Indiana • • • , • • l3 ' :l 11 , Michigan Favored By 5 ' c. to com- HELP YOU... . 1 Wlmlows .... As Low. As $12.95_ . AII·Stlrt.® · Nov. ""• '"' ..· . 'I ·' 'l plete the annual project of the mus 0:, ' ' reJMlrted cin plans for taldqr Christmas gifts to shutlns llllcl elderly members fA the church, THE CREAM OF THE CROP AT BUICK ,. ·Mafautlers in 2·8·24 Vietory·- ;- '"The Chrlolm~s meetlr• wai,set~" · Mrs. Thomas Young, president, Josepl, l. 'l'lA; at, ... > Chariolltill, Va. · "'.• .,__ _ _ _ _...__ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ __. • - - - - - -......~---+4.~---_, by ' ' a- Daily ~n~!f\\1~~·'-:'~·~idd~rt, ... A most pleasant few moments · Larry Lao -~-~l ~ : lanllle, Cillo, ""' - . "''"' ' 1111 to have ,,. . . tro1 an.r 1111 ,1:# illmk 111e , rtlr of. puload ...... - - . ... "Thankoglyi!V . ,!lustcmo ' .llllcl Festivals Al'OUIIII·ihe Worlf' '!'811 the program tq>le of Miss Miry Vlrglpla Reibel at a meetlqr ot the Friendly Circle of the 'i'rinlt,y UnHed Churcll of Christ Wed• nesday night. In · talldqr on customs of our own country, Miss Reibel noted that the United states was the flrst-lntheworldtomake Thanks~vl~ a legal JMlbllo hoii'!"Y· She said that In 1863, President Abraham pncoln proclaimed the last Thursda)' In November to be Thanksgiving nay, 1111c1 prior to that It was celebnoted at Various times but out as a national bollday. ' The story of the Indian SCiUaniO. who changed the oourse ot history b)" remember!Jv goodness rather than evil lncleallngwith the pilgrims was related dilriqr the program, and Miss Reibel concluded with a Thankaglvlng JM10m, The Thankaglving theme wss used by Mrs. Pearl Mora In lhe devotions. She resd from tho Psalms, hsd a meditation and prayer. . Came in replay, ''I am one. of your· first grade pupils." said Mrs. Orr, ••rm sorry, but l I don't know which one." '• "I am Levancia Randolph," the caller said. r-------------------. AllaJdlng besidealbo• named were Mlu Mary AbboU, Mrs. Sall,y Caldwell, Ml11 Linda Span.. cer, Mrs. Evelyn Brtcldea, Mrs. Janice Parker, Mra. Maxine Cbapman, Mrs. MOdred Caldwall, Mrs. Evelyn Summerfield, Mrs. Hartl Bamhlll, Mn, Sharon Swartz, MrL Ann Summera.Id, Yra. Slna Balle,r, Mrs. Gerlldla llola!naar, Mrs. Ida CowderJ, Mrs. Sarah Caldwell, 111'1. Nora Rice, Mrs. GladJI VIolet, Mrs. PI&IIJ Caldwell, YrL Edba Summerll.eid, Mrs, liu7 GrKt Cowdery, Mla1 Cbevlller, lira, Nleaol Weatherman, MrL Janet Connoil,y, JolrL Gay Ami Burb, Mrs. Evelyn Span.. etr, MrL Arvllle Freclrer and lirL Howard Caldwell, Jr. Others Prteentlrll llfta to the brJdo.eliel Mr. and Yra. Hobart \llneyard Olld Ai'u,o, Mr. and Mra. Ben Ewilll, J~ and Joyce Flck, Mr• . and Mra. Larry Rltchls, III"L Doro11Q> Stout, !Ina M a e Samme!;fltl4, Jolra. Ctlla Colllna, MrL Plo'Wa Clark, Mrs. Emma FIDcllinl, lira, N~~~cy Colllaa, MrL EIN1101' lioullu. Jlr. 111111 Mr,a. er Adame, Mr. llld MrL Wlllllm Chapman Jr. . ( 11 ' ' Spencer Orr?'' Mrs. Orr replied, ' 1 Yes,Jam.'' ADDRESS CHANGED Cpl. Donald R, Smith, a patient at the U.S. Naval Hospital at Guam, hal had a change of sddre81. lila addre1s Is Cpl. llanald R. Smith 2290847, Patient, W, D., B -3, U.S.N.H,; FPO Sen Franolsco, CalU. 96630. Wounded In Vietnam Is early November, Cpl. Smith !a eurra>t.. ly underlll!lnl akin grafting m his left 1t1n. Additional IUI'88l'J' Is. An ~ reception wUI be held Is sche<lllod. He Is tho son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, In the basement o[ the church following the ceremony, Pomeroy. freslunenta. live m11e1 1011111 tJl 1111 reiUltlnc lit• WSCS Prq;ects lll1d elderl,y mombera wve pl.,.. read b)" Mrs. Pilllllps, and a ned as holllh,y proJedl wh.., the report ••• made on Ute sale of Wo111an's, SocteQ> of Cbrtlltlan vanllia. Service of the Mlnerlvllle MelhScripmre from Deuteronomy odllll Chllr<lb' met With Mn. ller- and the Psalm1 and prayer b)" •• ,. ' '. Remembrances to Shvtins,· > .. - ·~· · 'Jr~~. verlno team was a 23-lf wJn. 10~. hal wblpd EJ1IDtt ner. ll.ve times, four In a row 19&0Elliott'• only woo l1lo since • • -· • • • • . Mlmlesota • .. • 13 5 · : Pittsburgh • • • • 10 8 :sS6 f!1118lieipiiJa • • • New Jersey .. .. 1 8 467 Detroit <i 0 0 0 0 ' • I ~ Kenlucky .. .. • 5 12 j 94 New York · .. " • Realization Of a Dream d! Cincinnati • • • • • • , then, 10-0 In Columbus In 1964, 63. . rd The oversll 16-oeason re<>O llhon Michigan was Rose Bowl ...,, 10 wins, half of them In bound and Iaiii year. Hayes' record over the Wol- the Wolverines' home stadium. Woody pat the flnllldng verines In 16 seasons llhcnrs a ·touches on his 17th OSU IQIId early Thursday aile..-> before treating them ~-~·~key dinIll ner at a local ro.~w•h "Senior Ticldo" Tho finishing toucbeBlnoluded tho tr~onsl "Senior Tackle," whore Hayes aitd two members of the 1913 scpsd that Inspired Ute tradldon saluted the 10 senlora on the 1967 ocpsd. OSU COACH Emeritus Enlle Godfrey, a member of J. W, BY THE UPI Wlloe's 1913 scpad, the llrat Young Gene Stallings, who Buckeye outfit to play In the grew up wanting to be a rootBig Ten, gave the seniors the ball coach, has had a number hiatory of this last tackle, of thrUis In his athletic career "A bunch of us seniors talked but none surpassed the joy of to Dr, Wllce about going out for his Texas A. & M. team's oon- one Iaiii tackle julll lo sort of cpest of arch rival Texas. Inspire ua for our final game Stalllnp' Texas Agglea cap- with Northwestern. We weren't ped a brUIIant soasoo comeback supposed to have a chance, but drive on Thanksgiving of Texas we boat Northwestern 58-0 for 10-7 and earn the Soothwest Con- Ohio State's flrlll v\c1ory In the ference championship and the Big Ton," Godfrey recalled. school's first Cotton Bowl trip Michigan baa been the trsdlIn 26 years. tlonal windup game for the That lett only the Rose Bowl, Buckeyes giving the Senior among the ma.ior post-season at- Tackle a bit more Import In the tractions to he filled. The Rose eyes of many, Reyes added. Bowl pairing will be completed Winning streaks alter Saturday's Big Ten outings OSIJ and Michigan are both sending third - ranked Purdue on a three-game wlMlng streak, against Indiana and Minnesota which means somolhlllg muat against W!scoosln. Either Indi- give In Ann Arbor Saturday. · ana or Minnesota will represent The teams have played foor the Big 10 In the Rose Bowl common foes thus far and lateagainst University of Soothern ly, Michigan has come out best. CaiUornla. Both beat Northwestern; 0S1J whlwed Michigan State, while Michigan lost to the Spartans. Michigan slipped past Dllnols, ·but the Bucks didn't. osu scpeaked by Wisconsin, but Michigan won rather handily. Stallings · BG~f9n ~5 Baltimore • • • • /,t, i' ' lO W""T "" W. L. 1'<:1. Now orleans • , • 10 5 ,667 Dallas • • , , • • 8 6 ,571 st. i.<lUls Denver , , , . • • 8 9 .471 Oakland •• , • • • 8 11 ,426 san Francisco. • • LOs Angeles •••• : Anaheim • • • • , 6 13 .316 Seattle , • • • • . • · 10 .286 Houston • , , • • • 4 Chicago • • . • • • ;, ' THURSDAY'S RESULTS San Otego ••••• · · Anoheim 107 Oaklllllcl 95 . Thursday'S RESULTS:, • MIMesota 101 Pittsburgh 75 Seattle 133 Bostou 10\; ' Only Games S<bedu\ed. Chicago 106 New vook<'96 HOLLYWOOD <OPI - Jay Philadelphia 128 San <Dennis tbe Menace) North orrived In Hollywood for a 10-day LOs Angeles 132 Detl'l)ll;,.;"lll Only games scheduled, holiday before ret111'1llng to Indla where his "Maya" series Is shot entirely on location. ,;;;:::.,::::.;:.,::.,::::=~~--:----:-----~!l; ~ Bowling 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE (Upon Request) FREE 10 lb. TURKEY ,.. ,. With Purchase of Two Winter Treads ·for . if NEW WHED.S FOR SNOW TIRE MOUNTING $9.89 POWELL SUNOCO SERVIa MIDDLEPORT, 0. PH. 992·345 I f:::!.:-------~=========i THE POINT IS .luy Y-our"F--.IAt """W IIVU KAUTZ F.EED STORE. WINTER TRE s RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES Built with tM MJ~M ttead design and same high quali7 tread rubbtr a1 MW Firestone Town & Country trres. e 'WAYNE lt'a A Rtill T1ll Wa119er JOY-DR. JACKS-KINGS . AND . •· . PURIN~$-10-25·50 LB. :lAGS 7.35-14 (7.00·14) 7.75-14 (7.50·14) 8.25-14 (~:·~~:;:m::~:.:; :~:;~; 1.35-1! (6.!0·15) 7.75·15 (6.70·15) 8.15·15 (> . 2rat•2&Z& 2ter•zazs 2r•r•30Z& 2ror · WHITEWALLS ADD •1 .25 PER �.- ·r · ·.-. · J i> # ,... , . , .•., • . ,-- "' ' " J "t"'· ··-" ' ' '' ; · • • • • f' . . .. ~ · · ·- ~ ~- , .. . . . ..... , .... , ' ·- c .. ,. . " ... ' I ccjaCTDI=I~ MA~L.,, I,\G .,.. .. , ·I ' • •' ~ ., . I ''0!' ·1" · QUOTCS.. ·· . I !M••oq Jll'Qieca Fred Rotrm.n, Gls ~ CJr.. at m _,...,. olllle .cle "llk!D_:na opawl b7 .Mrs. :: llll'le clrelu otllle a. H. s.. Richard Owen, cl1alrman, will! .: bom ~ ot lbe a poem, ''The Landing ol t h e ' Klddleport Ftr.t Clmeh POsnm Fathers." There wu dmJIIAJna by Mrs. Jobn Fultz 'l'lledi.Y Dl&bt. ' an lbe' 11lple, "SirJJDaer at the All of lbe clrclu""""""ID -.11. .l ib ol . . _ ID 11411nea1 MC. Door.". Dnn•'d, a ·11e~at ldlolanhlp Members were remlncled to ,7IOIIh, and to fpartld,pala In a tske uMII eiolhlng to lbe De:.·~,../project of aw~ u.uunee, camber meet:1ns <JI. the Sod:NmJ food and cJOIIJIDg to a loeal nee- Soclel¥ tor a JJBeCI:y ·family, ... • flml]y. Oilier Pl'OJtctl plan. Plano were macle to remember lim-Ina at Cbrllllmu time wfliJ 1!111 at tile meetlnp lllclucle vlcllni achool llll!ehe~t remem- buketa of fruit and ..... It bering eervlcemen ol me ciiJrch wu reported Gill boul <JI.Itell!l ll!d sh!JI.Jns ollbe communi~¥, have been malled to tei'VIcemen and sending silts to mlaslm- ol the church In foreign londa, arles. and lhlt 8lfta ol wiD be PJano were llliiO!I!C8CI for lbe llllRI to d!ooe IIOI'Y!ne In Gle Un. . December meetlni of 1lle Su- iieci Siatea. born Soclet.Y 1ll!en Mra. Jamu The circle also voted to l!lll!d step!ens ol t b 1 I'OmerQY a gilt ot .._ to Dr. and Mrs. Church will be the pill speak. Frl!llk Curry; mlaall!llarloa In er. A desoort I!IIOl'IIQbord will India, 1!111 ID get tog 'IJer aome be a fealllre ot tile holl~ meet. 1Qfl and ciOIIJIDg for • ~ big, and chalrmea ol the dr- maa box for a local flml]y. eles are reSJ)OIIIIblt for Gle ta''8ometldng to Think About" ble cleeoratlona. · wu the prosnm • ul!lld b7 LOVEJOY CIRCLE Mr1. Ted RIJeT, Jr, There wu Meeting at 1lle home of Mrs. SrD11P Jllnglrig of "We Galher To&-ther" and lbe "liiDaY BJrtb. da.Y'' 10111 for Mrs. Wlills Anl'flllnltrGUJ ,, , _ plllllll8d ¥- MIJ......,. .. Tomorrow.n Mrs. Jennie Kaulr, Mrs. Dal"' BlDg, and Mrs. J..Wian Me. Ghee were 8JP)Intecl to the I!Ost. lSI committee for 1lle December Sanborn Soc1el;y moetiDg, 1!111 HOLZER HOSPll'AL: Vllltlag houri 2-4 IJid. 7.,11 p.m. Perenta .Jy 011 Pediatrics Ward. · ADMmSIONS Charles B. Slclera, 131 Fourtl! Att.; Jaaae C. Traut, 11131b!Jet Dr.; J o h n .M. Rolke, "-'so; llrL WUUam F, John-, Rt. Jenkins, JaekiDI!; 1111; Roger D. On Shelves at Local Library William R, 8anJhert, Coolville; !Ira. John I H, fmm; WJd~cftt. 1 Seot- M t 1. Le"IWR Hartley, WllkalviUe. BIRTIIS Mrs. Joe T. Bennett, Jaeki!DII, daulbter, 3:46 a. m, 'rhur~; Mrs. Harold 0. Georp, Micl. ·• C!rlet.Y Blemer, Mrs. Lull!er A. Bowles, Richard B, BrciiiD. Mrs. David A. Butler, Curlla'W. Chris- navll, Earl H. ~~~Mr=s.~Gar)' G, Mr1. Faulkner, Flllli!Y, Hewll'd Mra. George w. Clarence Jones, J, S. Maaalo, l!lll&h. Mrs. . . (Newspap~!r Enterprise Ann.J thyroid pills for a long time, was later found to have a toxic goiter. What are her chances for a complete re· covery? A-Emotional stress may be a factor in oausing a toxic goiter in a person with an un- QUICK QUIZ Q-Wbot fish is known as a renowned land traveler? ,..,. stnd , .., qtiUiionr end C"Ommenrs to Wgyne G. lrGMrtodt, M.D., In ct11t o1 thu poper. While leader o.f gefT!IIIIOI!de . ring {lion btl 38 Democratic and Havin~ . )leen under the cloud for believing too little, It's at least a change to be faulted for believing too much. -Birhop James A. Pike, after an invitation for him to preach ill New York 1008 withdrawn becau&e of his involuement in spiri11uJiism. ....~ Porter, Jr.·'lbe aBSOClatiOII wted tAl sponsor a New Year'• Eve '1'lmothy Moodla- Roll E. ..... ~· . ·· - WORLD ALMANAC fitiCIS canner GIIP'tt lndividuallettets ht will answw lttttn ol Dr. 8nm4sfodt ,eural inffrtjr in luture colllfflru. PLAN REVIVAL MEETINGS A revival meeting will be In progress all weekbe81nnlngMonday, November 27, at the Flat. wools Methodist CjJurch. The Rev, Charles Norris will be tile speaker. Services each evening belllnnln8 at 7:30. The public Is cordially Invited. Pearl A. Casto Is the pastor. Pomeroy Flower Shop W. !lola Jfr~ Pome.., llllll!'d Vu Meter Sign of Quality" pu1 ;.:'iiii out CiiadJ 111 ;tile wm' ::and ~~ ~ Co.J11111110l'l ot Gls'parlcle in lbe Ma1011 Coun!J~ ~ 11111 ChiiiiiJer ot ·CoiilMneree ... 1111! lCICil J!lnlor W..u'l Cia, 9tor'N IIIIo will ~ IIIJI;;fll OJ!IIIIIte.-*·"""lor Gle 1JP11. _. lh;iiJ&M f .-I tile llaldiDI wiD bt On. · - - - . - ctvl': n...o-- 1' ' ' = Discover·a FREE TICKETS SANTA LEADS THE BIG PARADE FRIDAY--NOV. 24 AT 2 P.M...JREATS FOR THE KIDDIES • ' t IN A '61 OlDSMOIU For '88 Olcla Ia full of YOIJIII ldeaa. Youthful, IJIOril" style Ill every one of !1 models. Rocket performiDCe from an Action-Line 8 to V-& that rqe up to 455 eublc ll!ches. Thoughtful new safety fealllrel! and 1 wide variety ol comfort llld conveulence optlonl. And to top It aU oH, every '88 Olds waa detlped and built wltb the excellei!C!e that bas made OkliCoblle fa. atart \he New Year JiSht vifl'jl· Oii' sreateat 1 gift of aU . . . from yodf nearest' i!lldsmoblle . ~aler. <Jie's featuriJJC very fDIIIIi price~. tool) . - •· · -. -- - · - · . "· -WR . , VAN ZAND'f~ Po!M1.,; '/ "" :::;So, . - ·· - ON GIFT CERTIFICATES .... . ! ~ ' ., SHOfiiN MIDDLIPORT. GET YOUI FiEE TICKET t«NN. NOTHING TO IUY. YOU.NEm NOT IEHISENT ' -· - 'I MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:00AM to 9:00PM DRAWINGS FOR PRIZES HELD EACH FRIDAY AT 4P.M. Prices In This Ad Effective lhrougt. Sunday Nov. 26 STARnNG NOV, 24 New Store Hours SUNDAY 10:00AM-7:00PM Wonderland in file Town where every gift says " and where there's a boundless selection for every of the family! stores are fairly bursting with this year's fabulous collection of sparkling new merchandise. Everything you want for everyone. From new winter fashions to smart decorations, from holiday treats to gleaming appliances. Services, too - everything you need to put your home, your car and you at your best for the Christmas season! It's all served up by people who make your satisfaction their business. TO WIN ..... ,, ..·lb. 59t HAMLOAf · .......... S8fi1NEL CARRIER IN MIDOUPORT f Wlsbbone ;BI'IIUI.3~ tO 5Ibt. lib. 1'URKEY ROASTS ···· lb. 79c FRfSH OYSI ERS •· WY2-2039 01 NIIHT WI MSI ~ ~ rt.1 · .- Middleport's GROUND OIUCK ... .. Ill. 69c VIC we wilt"d()wert ever;rwbHi :.::1. ~ .lllnlaiJl 1111 (Your Olds Dealer's is a good place to start.) The Daily Sentinel Is Proud to mtroduce FOR ALL OCCASIONS = . .,. . ._• I Have a Merry Christmas - ' lmWltl€ .~ 'l 'lG'· . > • ' · P'l:~· · .. ?..:~~ . In,· l'l1lnl PIN'lilt til' . I •• 8:30 p.lil. 'liiiD 1111 •l!olldlrJ!r- . ______ ____ , · T~~~ at Middleport High School. Basketball Coach Carl Wolfe eonducteclthe "Meet tile Team" part ot the Ill~· Wolfe asked TOWEB· OF~ VIetnam is no academic NEW 'YORK (UPI) _ WbllPW the BOoster's 111 suwly the team question. It Is not a topic for T-, turf inltfi tar llpdrta with two do281! or-• tor each cocktsU parties, otflce a(gu. ~ ID!It,v'wu l!llllad,' ngame and a chartered bul to menta or debate from the · cl»itat ot {l;e 'l'hortiuiiJbNd ~ transport the squad to 11U!toJ1o comfort of distant sidelines. 1ng 4lvJ'illaa'• llllliy er 1 p Both requests were unanlmously -President Johttscm. a11rard tor (114 'Mini -·ph IJilllroved. - -. - - . - ,lournllllm In 1111 ~d of . . . . Followlrw the meellrw Coach Allltrla ~ al!oa\ 80 raclns. Wolfe lnb;ocluced the assistant per cen' of Ill !oodstulll. The Afaodatlan cited orvarsity coach, Dick Well; there• 0 I . for hll article "BIA1f Relun of . 1m 1111! Nlllve." wbldJ told ol . . ,~rve eoaeh, Terry Ohllnger,and utnJiudJIPI a110 II OWD u JUNed Natm DIYr• 1111rt team members the Nqnolla Btl!te. . vldm'f In the Gold ~ It Bal. ' oaeh Wolfe and hls assistants lynod Park. had the team give a preview ol what the fans will be seeJrw 011 openJrw night when tile Meigs Marauders travel 111 Bueht81'York Docmeber l.1iirst home game will he r ' 9 when Meigs will . • record lq> A-The climbing perch, a native of Asia and Africa. It possesses special breathing equipment which permits it to Walking for pleasure in leave the water and journey England durin!! the 18th overland in quest of a new and 19th centuries required place to live. To move about, gentlemen to make some the fish has unusual gill covurious concessions to pre· PATIENT ADIIIITTED ers, which It uses much like The POmeroy emergency · ailing notions of propriety. crutches. . , The World Almanac notes answered a call at 7:49 a. ~ that it was a mark of vul· said it might annoy other ten· Q-What h on o r did Calig· nesda,y 111 the home · garity tolerable only in ants by barking at the posttradesmen .t o, I')'~ . too ,lila, the mad emper~ , of. ~Jil!. ~p~~:;r·~~::~~~~!: "" llliD• i"' 1'•'-tt r, ...1' ~.. ' ·' 11 'Rome, bestow on his horse~ 111 Meigs briskly, and' it·was tlie cus· A-He declared his horse, · she was admitted tom to carry an umbrella Yes, Gwendolyn, it's true while walking to indlcata treatment. tbot a fool and his money Incltatus, to be a consul. one was a gentleman, that •• • • are soon partied. Q--How accurate is the not a tramp. Alabama was created Carbon·l4 method of dating? J1tory b1 CODil'ea& in A-Accuracy Is within 1 to became the 22nd at&te 10 per cent. Union Dec. If, 1818. DAVIS PROMO'J'Dl Donovan B. Davia, Waahi!Jgton c. H., has received a pro. motion !rom Gle Nallanal Caah Relll*r Co. He ill to bethemanager of their new )llaDt being eonllracteclln Morrtlllown, Tenn. Mr. Davis, Ida wife and daughters, Llllda and Donna, will be moving to TO!IIOII!Ile, The Davl~es were reeeot visItors 111 his parenll' home. .. . -~ . RepUbCican Cllllfomia cow ehlldl-.1 at . Galla Park ~ gressmen to IW(!p ~rts of •··lbe~lcle. · cliBtncts to l1111!11'e theJr con- "'ias parlllli ~ bt J4l..a tillultl{l re-electioil. blab . . . !ild • ..... ... dleport, IIDII, 4:45p.m. Tbur~. DISCHARGES Mro. Carlos G, Bi,y, Mrs. : Q-I h • -• ·~ , • •) .~ , . ....... . -.... .,. .......~ ;11""' .... ... ~re;:e;~hn McFaU, !1-Caljf.; s!f~ol·~:r~l: Lind, Bob llysell and the Rev. c. J. Lemley, vice presideJJI, -~...~ presided 111 the meetlJW In the abse-e ol President - · • w. ·~ ~ nothlJ!i that ~~ theTre suP. posed to elect ,t!Uferent CIIJto f, 22 New Titles Jackson; Aopla R. Batey, JacJ.. 1111; Kimberly Boroll', Rt. 5JacJ.. stable endocrine balance. A person with myzedema (thyrold deficiency) would not develop a toxic goiter but could show the symptoms of this ddlsease if givendtoo large a osage h of thyrol extract. T ere are many sources of error in laboratory tests· and when one or more tests are inconsistent with other clinical findings, they should be repeated. Assuming, however, that both the basal metabolic rate and the radioactive iodine uptake results were correct, the only conclusion would be that the patient had taken an enormous overdose of thyroid. Anyone who has a toxic goiter can, with sldllful treat· ment, make a complete recov· ery but, with even the best of treatment, the condition may recur and further treatment may be required. ~~ The co11rta )lave: ·~d' tb~ nonple are ·entKJe4i to. .,.. .,, t th ·one ' man, one vote, ·bl! . ere s A committee was named 1'11!1• daJI night In Ruti&Dd at a ngll• 1ar meett._ of the Meigs.Athletic BOosters 111 Jl())))inate new olfl· cera tor the 1968 seaBOJJ. On the committee are Reno . ave an mward got~r. Could It make my pulse Jr· Q-Js It true that a toxic regular? Is a goiter operation goiter is caused by stress and dangerous In a person who strain over a period of years? is 68? Is it possible for a person with A-An Inward or toxic goimyzedema to develop a toxic ter would make your pulse golter later in life? Why very fast and cause palpltawould a BMR show the thy· lion and irregularity. With roid function to be below nor· modern surgical techniques a mal and the next week a ra- goiter operation, if needed, is wn dioactive iodine test show a less dangerous at any a~e ' toxic goiter? My sister, who thsn failure to control the d!S· · was taking tranquilizers and ease. By PHIL PASTORET Electronic reporting ls won· derful, but you can't park fUI. Plana were mscJe ll!rlng Gle your snowy galoshes on a fivemeeting eond!lctecl by Mrs. Mil- minute newscast. ton Hood for providing school • • • lunches for needy ehlldren and HenclerSOJJ; Mrs. Charles M.llenAnyone who likes llli ry, GaUlpolls Ferry; 9Jella A. ror romemberlrur abut - Ins at stea~ rarely slwuld hove Lanham, Pt. Pleuant; Andrew G. Glhba. Cll'da of I!Jll!1'8clalio our budget·minded wife Hoschar, Ma8<H!; Helen J. Bra)). ed to take fruit and eantl1 111 cooking for him. bam, New Haven; Kimberly Sue the December meeting wben Gle • • • ~. Pt. PleaJIIJI; Dnnlll11 allJt..ln project will be carried Office mate's landlord won't out at the home of Mrs. Fred F. Enoch, llfracul!ll; Mrs. Harlet him keep his dogfishold 0, Georga, Mlalloport; Mrs. Lizzie Hamlng, Middleport; a. jean F ortll!, Quebec: Canada; Bobble E. Clutter, Rt. 2MIUwood, W, Va.; Mrs. Joe T. Bennett, propothiouracil and becomes pregnant, would the drug abf. feet the baby? Woul!l . there . e, a~y danter of a mJsca!Tiage . Will ben gn, or collOid, goiters or fetal adenomas of the thy· rold become cancerous if not removed? A-A thyroid deficiency may cause the menstrual periods to be more frequent and · more profuse than normal. Since propothiouracil inter· feres with the production of thyroid hormone and can pass through the placenta to the baby's blood, the baby would suffer from thyroid de!lciency. If this were sev~re enough, it would cause a mtscarnage. Benign goiters, including the colloid type, do not become cancerous. Adenomas may do so. but this is the ex· ception rather than the rule. • Boosters By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. (Se~ond fl thlf!e related columns,) BARBS dedleallan 1!81'Vice using "ThanJ.. 11!1 for AU Tblnga" as her 1nJ>. le. In presenting otrerlngs, each member related some tblng tor which they are eapeelally GJanJ.. Named by Will Affecf Unborn Baby "'l'hl'*lng .... Thanking'' wu lbe meditation 11lplc ul!lldb)' Mrs. q.-Whal elleet doos the Hood to lbe meollog. Mrs. Gthba bod eharse ol the p r o thyroid 'have on a woman's snm and readamedltlllon''T'tlo menstrual periods and her fer· Golden D"'a" - Yesterday and tillty? If a. woman is taking Mrs. Fielding Hal!ldna was named to live cJe"'JJInns, Mrs. MamlnB Kloos, Socle~J prelldant, aJJd Mra. Charles Sl1110111 were JJNta. The hostess ltl'Yed a Iliad CD!Il'l!ll to thole named and Mrs. Mary I.Jooa and Mra. Anna G1'lm. · ELECT A CIRCLE Durlne a meeting of 1lle EJecta Clrele at the homo of Mrs. Boos Pullen, It was doeicled to give II!OIIIJ)' for two ehlldren's luoches for tile next montl!, 111 remember ~1111 during the I!Olldl1s, and to l!lll!d 81111 to tile apec:lal IDiereat mllslollar7. thaW. The -'P prepared baskets Mrs. JloC!man and Mrs. Eugene of fruit during Gle 8YliiiiDI tor Murrey served punpldn pie and a!Jut.lns. Mra. Charles Searles eolres to thole named and Mrs. used "Appreciation Makos for ChJrlea Bennett, Mrs. Harold Happiness" as her devotlol!al Cbll!ll, Mrs. ~I Hotrman, Mrs. topic, and lhe program was preE, L. HUihes, Mrs, John Mcaented by Mrs. Edlaon Baker. Niel, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Mrs. Pullen l!lll'Ved a clesaert Ellzsheth Slavin, Mrs. lllhelle Wlnebrenoer, and Mrs. lssbeUe CO!Il'llll toUowlng Gle moellng to d!ollll named and Mrs. NoraHBIDTQ1. Uton, Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mra. DORCAS CIRCLE Frances Bearhs, Mrs. David A love gilt dedication carryDarst, Mrs. Arland Kin& Mrs. Ing out Gle Thank1181vlng theme Paul Smart, and Mrs. TDQY Fowwas a feature of the meeting of tile Doreaa Circle held at lhe ler, chairman. home of Mrs. Charles Edwards. Miss Rhoda llall OOI!Wcteclthe Hospital 2 Gallipolis; Jameo R, Baker, Addison; Clycle R. ·Rlllclllf,- Rt. 2 Cheshire; Daryl G. Jmes, Rio Grancle; JOG)' Thomas Crouoe, Patriot star Rt.; Mrs. Lucy Cremeens, Eureka Star Rt.; David A. CurflnaD, Rt. 1 .Cheshire; Augustine Foeantl, Rt. 1 C.alllpllls; Jerome P. Doushman. D Patriot star Rt.; Kyle D, Boater, Rt. 2 Crown Clt;y; Adam H. Benson, West Columbia; Floyd W. Sieler-. Cltbba had ei!Use f!!. lhi ilrowere read from aoveral alllt • Ina who were remembered b)-the drele at llallOWMD lime. ' "" ' 8 ' \·.. ~ ..... •t; ~~:r.r . • 'f , , ::{ YJM~LY ·committee 1 Th¥roid Deficiency ~ .. . , ,. .... . . r '<' Vickie, age 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Manley, 493 Broadway, Middleport, Is a carrier for the Daily Sentinel in the village of Middleport. U you are not receiving the Dally Sentinel and would like to do so give Vickie a call sbe will be bappy to add you to ber list of customers, Wby don't you dq,just that Today. or More Shop at these participating stores... '- SPONSORS lurimt's Iorber Shop DownintJinB. Ag~t~~cy, Inc. Dr. Plclctna Gosney'• Dlllf.ln-Suds Elmer Buma Color Ctnlor O'Dell Ellt11Jitlsll S~nd Qu"n RtwllngoColh Delt't Blfllar ShOD JI1Nn111 P11try Shop L. ll~hort-,:.Tollor N ~UN'I Dairy lolt .lee'tC.nyOut Wtlltr <:roob Ofltr'1 Slhlo S.r!llea MI . .II Anlftue Shop • ~nll!ulti ~raWoffte~ ••.~!•· N!ChoHiorlot MIII!IIIIJIOrt Lunch looin ~ilmlM & SoutMm Ohhl Electric Co. · '., . WNING and CbefPrlde AS • .·Ftrtililer * Se•ds · . ·-·'.!' ' ': ,;.; .rMIXEDNUTS DAILY SEffi'INEL ..,' .' ' ; '' . ~~2115 Pomeroy, Ohio . Merchants"· . . ,' ENGLISKWAlNUTS ··· ·t.59c'. z, • II .. ,l ib ''Young Ru.n flour Mills ' se: sr . ,. < ~ 59c Olf.ESl SPREAD 2 . , \~ One Of A Series Jnlroduelng Your Dlllly Sentfnei"YOIIIII Menua&•• .. . ~~ ,< I ~INACH·· ~> ··~ ~- \ - ....... . '1 ' . . . TANG~· : · ·····. 5 ·: , 69c . FRESH 'APPfES: I; -49 • '. Jock's Dairy Bar Middleport Wine Store Dr. R. L. Slock Dr. J. J. Davlo Dr. Keith Riggs Dr. F. M. Cluft Dr. T. Joy Bndsbow Dr. Cl'(dt J: lngtll · j ·' . ' ~' . j' I! J. I �.- ·r · ·.-. · J i> # ,... , . , .•., • . ,-- "' ' " J "t"'· ··-" ' ' '' ; · • • • • f' . . .. ~ · · ·- ~ ~- , .. . . . ..... , .... , ' ·- c .. ,. . " ... ' I ccjaCTDI=I~ MA~L.,, I,\G .,.. .. , ·I ' • •' ~ ., . I ''0!' ·1" · QUOTCS.. ·· . I !M••oq Jll'Qieca Fred Rotrm.n, Gls ~ CJr.. at m _,...,. olllle .cle "llk!D_:na opawl b7 .Mrs. :: llll'le clrelu otllle a. H. s.. Richard Owen, cl1alrman, will! .: bom ~ ot lbe a poem, ''The Landing ol t h e ' Klddleport Ftr.t Clmeh POsnm Fathers." There wu dmJIIAJna by Mrs. Jobn Fultz 'l'lledi.Y Dl&bt. ' an lbe' 11lple, "SirJJDaer at the All of lbe clrclu""""""ID -.11. .l ib ol . . _ ID 11411nea1 MC. Door.". Dnn•'d, a ·11e~at ldlolanhlp Members were remlncled to ,7IOIIh, and to fpartld,pala In a tske uMII eiolhlng to lbe De:.·~,../project of aw~ u.uunee, camber meet:1ns <JI. the Sod:NmJ food and cJOIIJIDg to a loeal nee- Soclel¥ tor a JJBeCI:y ·family, ... • flml]y. Oilier Pl'OJtctl plan. Plano were macle to remember lim-Ina at Cbrllllmu time wfliJ 1!111 at tile meetlnp lllclucle vlcllni achool llll!ehe~t remem- buketa of fruit and ..... It bering eervlcemen ol me ciiJrch wu reported Gill boul <JI.Itell!l ll!d sh!JI.Jns ollbe communi~¥, have been malled to tei'VIcemen and sending silts to mlaslm- ol the church In foreign londa, arles. and lhlt 8lfta ol wiD be PJano were llliiO!I!C8CI for lbe llllRI to d!ooe IIOI'Y!ne In Gle Un. . December meetlni of 1lle Su- iieci Siatea. born Soclet.Y 1ll!en Mra. Jamu The circle also voted to l!lll!d step!ens ol t b 1 I'OmerQY a gilt ot .._ to Dr. and Mrs. Church will be the pill speak. Frl!llk Curry; mlaall!llarloa In er. A desoort I!IIOl'IIQbord will India, 1!111 ID get tog 'IJer aome be a fealllre ot tile holl~ meet. 1Qfl and ciOIIJIDg for • ~ big, and chalrmea ol the dr- maa box for a local flml]y. eles are reSJ)OIIIIblt for Gle ta''8ometldng to Think About" ble cleeoratlona. · wu the prosnm • ul!lld b7 LOVEJOY CIRCLE Mr1. Ted RIJeT, Jr, There wu Meeting at 1lle home of Mrs. SrD11P Jllnglrig of "We Galher To&-ther" and lbe "liiDaY BJrtb. da.Y'' 10111 for Mrs. Wlills Anl'flllnltrGUJ ,, , _ plllllll8d ¥- MIJ......,. .. Tomorrow.n Mrs. Jennie Kaulr, Mrs. Dal"' BlDg, and Mrs. J..Wian Me. Ghee were 8JP)Intecl to the I!Ost. lSI committee for 1lle December Sanborn Soc1el;y moetiDg, 1!111 HOLZER HOSPll'AL: Vllltlag houri 2-4 IJid. 7.,11 p.m. Perenta .Jy 011 Pediatrics Ward. · ADMmSIONS Charles B. Slclera, 131 Fourtl! Att.; Jaaae C. Traut, 11131b!Jet Dr.; J o h n .M. Rolke, "-'so; llrL WUUam F, John-, Rt. Jenkins, JaekiDI!; 1111; Roger D. On Shelves at Local Library William R, 8anJhert, Coolville; !Ira. John I H, fmm; WJd~cftt. 1 Seot- M t 1. Le"IWR Hartley, WllkalviUe. BIRTIIS Mrs. Joe T. Bennett, Jaeki!DII, daulbter, 3:46 a. m, 'rhur~; Mrs. Harold 0. Georp, Micl. ·• C!rlet.Y Blemer, Mrs. Lull!er A. Bowles, Richard B, BrciiiD. Mrs. David A. Butler, Curlla'W. Chris- navll, Earl H. ~~~Mr=s.~Gar)' G, Mr1. Faulkner, Flllli!Y, Hewll'd Mra. George w. Clarence Jones, J, S. Maaalo, l!lll&h. Mrs. . . (Newspap~!r Enterprise Ann.J thyroid pills for a long time, was later found to have a toxic goiter. What are her chances for a complete re· covery? A-Emotional stress may be a factor in oausing a toxic goiter in a person with an un- QUICK QUIZ Q-Wbot fish is known as a renowned land traveler? ,..,. stnd , .., qtiUiionr end C"Ommenrs to Wgyne G. lrGMrtodt, M.D., In ct11t o1 thu poper. While leader o.f gefT!IIIIOI!de . ring {lion btl 38 Democratic and Havin~ . )leen under the cloud for believing too little, It's at least a change to be faulted for believing too much. -Birhop James A. Pike, after an invitation for him to preach ill New York 1008 withdrawn becau&e of his involuement in spiri11uJiism. ....~ Porter, Jr.·'lbe aBSOClatiOII wted tAl sponsor a New Year'• Eve '1'lmothy Moodla- Roll E. ..... ~· . ·· - WORLD ALMANAC fitiCIS canner GIIP'tt lndividuallettets ht will answw lttttn ol Dr. 8nm4sfodt ,eural inffrtjr in luture colllfflru. PLAN REVIVAL MEETINGS A revival meeting will be In progress all weekbe81nnlngMonday, November 27, at the Flat. wools Methodist CjJurch. The Rev, Charles Norris will be tile speaker. Services each evening belllnnln8 at 7:30. The public Is cordially Invited. Pearl A. Casto Is the pastor. Pomeroy Flower Shop W. !lola Jfr~ Pome.., llllll!'d Vu Meter Sign of Quality" pu1 ;.:'iiii out CiiadJ 111 ;tile wm' ::and ~~ ~ Co.J11111110l'l ot Gls'parlcle in lbe Ma1011 Coun!J~ ~ 11111 ChiiiiiJer ot ·CoiilMneree ... 1111! lCICil J!lnlor W..u'l Cia, 9tor'N IIIIo will ~ IIIJI;;fll OJ!IIIIIte.-*·"""lor Gle 1JP11. _. lh;iiJ&M f .-I tile llaldiDI wiD bt On. · - - - . - ctvl': n...o-- 1' ' ' = Discover·a FREE TICKETS SANTA LEADS THE BIG PARADE FRIDAY--NOV. 24 AT 2 P.M...JREATS FOR THE KIDDIES • ' t IN A '61 OlDSMOIU For '88 Olcla Ia full of YOIJIII ldeaa. Youthful, IJIOril" style Ill every one of !1 models. Rocket performiDCe from an Action-Line 8 to V-& that rqe up to 455 eublc ll!ches. Thoughtful new safety fealllrel! and 1 wide variety ol comfort llld conveulence optlonl. And to top It aU oH, every '88 Olds waa detlped and built wltb the excellei!C!e that bas made OkliCoblle fa. atart \he New Year JiSht vifl'jl· Oii' sreateat 1 gift of aU . . . from yodf nearest' i!lldsmoblle . ~aler. <Jie's featuriJJC very fDIIIIi price~. tool) . - •· · -. -- - · - · . "· -WR . , VAN ZAND'f~ Po!M1.,; '/ "" :::;So, . - ·· - ON GIFT CERTIFICATES .... . ! ~ ' ., SHOfiiN MIDDLIPORT. GET YOUI FiEE TICKET t«NN. NOTHING TO IUY. YOU.NEm NOT IEHISENT ' -· - 'I MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9:00AM to 9:00PM DRAWINGS FOR PRIZES HELD EACH FRIDAY AT 4P.M. Prices In This Ad Effective lhrougt. Sunday Nov. 26 STARnNG NOV, 24 New Store Hours SUNDAY 10:00AM-7:00PM Wonderland in file Town where every gift says " and where there's a boundless selection for every of the family! stores are fairly bursting with this year's fabulous collection of sparkling new merchandise. Everything you want for everyone. From new winter fashions to smart decorations, from holiday treats to gleaming appliances. Services, too - everything you need to put your home, your car and you at your best for the Christmas season! It's all served up by people who make your satisfaction their business. TO WIN ..... ,, ..·lb. 59t HAMLOAf · .......... S8fi1NEL CARRIER IN MIDOUPORT f Wlsbbone ;BI'IIUI.3~ tO 5Ibt. lib. 1'URKEY ROASTS ···· lb. 79c FRfSH OYSI ERS •· WY2-2039 01 NIIHT WI MSI ~ ~ rt.1 · .- Middleport's GROUND OIUCK ... .. Ill. 69c VIC we wilt"d()wert ever;rwbHi :.::1. ~ .lllnlaiJl 1111 (Your Olds Dealer's is a good place to start.) The Daily Sentinel Is Proud to mtroduce FOR ALL OCCASIONS = . .,. . ._• I Have a Merry Christmas - ' lmWltl€ .~ 'l 'lG'· . > • ' · P'l:~· · .. ?..:~~ . In,· l'l1lnl PIN'lilt til' . I •• 8:30 p.lil. 'liiiD 1111 •l!olldlrJ!r- . ______ ____ , · T~~~ at Middleport High School. Basketball Coach Carl Wolfe eonducteclthe "Meet tile Team" part ot the Ill~· Wolfe asked TOWEB· OF~ VIetnam is no academic NEW 'YORK (UPI) _ WbllPW the BOoster's 111 suwly the team question. It Is not a topic for T-, turf inltfi tar llpdrta with two do281! or-• tor each cocktsU parties, otflce a(gu. ~ ID!It,v'wu l!llllad,' ngame and a chartered bul to menta or debate from the · cl»itat ot {l;e 'l'hortiuiiJbNd ~ transport the squad to 11U!toJ1o comfort of distant sidelines. 1ng 4lvJ'illaa'• llllliy er 1 p Both requests were unanlmously -President Johttscm. a11rard tor (114 'Mini -·ph IJilllroved. - -. - - . - ,lournllllm In 1111 ~d of . . . . Followlrw the meellrw Coach Allltrla ~ al!oa\ 80 raclns. Wolfe lnb;ocluced the assistant per cen' of Ill !oodstulll. The Afaodatlan cited orvarsity coach, Dick Well; there• 0 I . for hll article "BIA1f Relun of . 1m 1111! Nlllve." wbldJ told ol . . ,~rve eoaeh, Terry Ohllnger,and utnJiudJIPI a110 II OWD u JUNed Natm DIYr• 1111rt team members the Nqnolla Btl!te. . vldm'f In the Gold ~ It Bal. ' oaeh Wolfe and hls assistants lynod Park. had the team give a preview ol what the fans will be seeJrw 011 openJrw night when tile Meigs Marauders travel 111 Bueht81'York Docmeber l.1iirst home game will he r ' 9 when Meigs will . • record lq> A-The climbing perch, a native of Asia and Africa. It possesses special breathing equipment which permits it to Walking for pleasure in leave the water and journey England durin!! the 18th overland in quest of a new and 19th centuries required place to live. To move about, gentlemen to make some the fish has unusual gill covurious concessions to pre· PATIENT ADIIIITTED ers, which It uses much like The POmeroy emergency · ailing notions of propriety. crutches. . , The World Almanac notes answered a call at 7:49 a. ~ that it was a mark of vul· said it might annoy other ten· Q-What h on o r did Calig· nesda,y 111 the home · garity tolerable only in ants by barking at the posttradesmen .t o, I')'~ . too ,lila, the mad emper~ , of. ~Jil!. ~p~~:;r·~~::~~~~!: "" llliD• i"' 1'•'-tt r, ...1' ~.. ' ·' 11 'Rome, bestow on his horse~ 111 Meigs briskly, and' it·was tlie cus· A-He declared his horse, · she was admitted tom to carry an umbrella Yes, Gwendolyn, it's true while walking to indlcata treatment. tbot a fool and his money Incltatus, to be a consul. one was a gentleman, that •• • • are soon partied. Q--How accurate is the not a tramp. Alabama was created Carbon·l4 method of dating? J1tory b1 CODil'ea& in A-Accuracy Is within 1 to became the 22nd at&te 10 per cent. Union Dec. If, 1818. DAVIS PROMO'J'Dl Donovan B. Davia, Waahi!Jgton c. H., has received a pro. motion !rom Gle Nallanal Caah Relll*r Co. He ill to bethemanager of their new )llaDt being eonllracteclln Morrtlllown, Tenn. Mr. Davis, Ida wife and daughters, Llllda and Donna, will be moving to TO!IIOII!Ile, The Davl~es were reeeot visItors 111 his parenll' home. .. . -~ . RepUbCican Cllllfomia cow ehlldl-.1 at . Galla Park ~ gressmen to IW(!p ~rts of •··lbe~lcle. · cliBtncts to l1111!11'e theJr con- "'ias parlllli ~ bt J4l..a tillultl{l re-electioil. blab . . . !ild • ..... ... dleport, IIDII, 4:45p.m. Tbur~. DISCHARGES Mro. Carlos G, Bi,y, Mrs. : Q-I h • -• ·~ , • •) .~ , . ....... . -.... .,. .......~ ;11""' .... ... ~re;:e;~hn McFaU, !1-Caljf.; s!f~ol·~:r~l: Lind, Bob llysell and the Rev. c. J. Lemley, vice presideJJI, -~...~ presided 111 the meetlJW In the abse-e ol President - · • w. ·~ ~ nothlJ!i that ~~ theTre suP. posed to elect ,t!Uferent CIIJto f, 22 New Titles Jackson; Aopla R. Batey, JacJ.. 1111; Kimberly Boroll', Rt. 5JacJ.. stable endocrine balance. A person with myzedema (thyrold deficiency) would not develop a toxic goiter but could show the symptoms of this ddlsease if givendtoo large a osage h of thyrol extract. T ere are many sources of error in laboratory tests· and when one or more tests are inconsistent with other clinical findings, they should be repeated. Assuming, however, that both the basal metabolic rate and the radioactive iodine uptake results were correct, the only conclusion would be that the patient had taken an enormous overdose of thyroid. Anyone who has a toxic goiter can, with sldllful treat· ment, make a complete recov· ery but, with even the best of treatment, the condition may recur and further treatment may be required. ~~ The co11rta )lave: ·~d' tb~ nonple are ·entKJe4i to. .,.. .,, t th ·one ' man, one vote, ·bl! . ere s A committee was named 1'11!1• daJI night In Ruti&Dd at a ngll• 1ar meett._ of the Meigs.Athletic BOosters 111 Jl())))inate new olfl· cera tor the 1968 seaBOJJ. On the committee are Reno . ave an mward got~r. Could It make my pulse Jr· Q-Js It true that a toxic regular? Is a goiter operation goiter is caused by stress and dangerous In a person who strain over a period of years? is 68? Is it possible for a person with A-An Inward or toxic goimyzedema to develop a toxic ter would make your pulse golter later in life? Why very fast and cause palpltawould a BMR show the thy· lion and irregularity. With roid function to be below nor· modern surgical techniques a mal and the next week a ra- goiter operation, if needed, is wn dioactive iodine test show a less dangerous at any a~e ' toxic goiter? My sister, who thsn failure to control the d!S· · was taking tranquilizers and ease. By PHIL PASTORET Electronic reporting ls won· derful, but you can't park fUI. Plana were mscJe ll!rlng Gle your snowy galoshes on a fivemeeting eond!lctecl by Mrs. Mil- minute newscast. ton Hood for providing school • • • lunches for needy ehlldren and HenclerSOJJ; Mrs. Charles M.llenAnyone who likes llli ry, GaUlpolls Ferry; 9Jella A. ror romemberlrur abut - Ins at stea~ rarely slwuld hove Lanham, Pt. Pleuant; Andrew G. Glhba. Cll'da of I!Jll!1'8clalio our budget·minded wife Hoschar, Ma8<H!; Helen J. Bra)). ed to take fruit and eantl1 111 cooking for him. bam, New Haven; Kimberly Sue the December meeting wben Gle • • • ~. Pt. PleaJIIJI; Dnnlll11 allJt..ln project will be carried Office mate's landlord won't out at the home of Mrs. Fred F. Enoch, llfracul!ll; Mrs. Harlet him keep his dogfishold 0, Georga, Mlalloport; Mrs. Lizzie Hamlng, Middleport; a. jean F ortll!, Quebec: Canada; Bobble E. Clutter, Rt. 2MIUwood, W, Va.; Mrs. Joe T. Bennett, propothiouracil and becomes pregnant, would the drug abf. feet the baby? Woul!l . there . e, a~y danter of a mJsca!Tiage . Will ben gn, or collOid, goiters or fetal adenomas of the thy· rold become cancerous if not removed? A-A thyroid deficiency may cause the menstrual periods to be more frequent and · more profuse than normal. Since propothiouracil inter· feres with the production of thyroid hormone and can pass through the placenta to the baby's blood, the baby would suffer from thyroid de!lciency. If this were sev~re enough, it would cause a mtscarnage. Benign goiters, including the colloid type, do not become cancerous. Adenomas may do so. but this is the ex· ception rather than the rule. • Boosters By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. (Se~ond fl thlf!e related columns,) BARBS dedleallan 1!81'Vice using "ThanJ.. 11!1 for AU Tblnga" as her 1nJ>. le. In presenting otrerlngs, each member related some tblng tor which they are eapeelally GJanJ.. Named by Will Affecf Unborn Baby "'l'hl'*lng .... Thanking'' wu lbe meditation 11lplc ul!lldb)' Mrs. q.-Whal elleet doos the Hood to lbe meollog. Mrs. Gthba bod eharse ol the p r o thyroid 'have on a woman's snm and readamedltlllon''T'tlo menstrual periods and her fer· Golden D"'a" - Yesterday and tillty? If a. woman is taking Mrs. Fielding Hal!ldna was named to live cJe"'JJInns, Mrs. MamlnB Kloos, Socle~J prelldant, aJJd Mra. Charles Sl1110111 were JJNta. The hostess ltl'Yed a Iliad CD!Il'l!ll to thole named and Mrs. Mary I.Jooa and Mra. Anna G1'lm. · ELECT A CIRCLE Durlne a meeting of 1lle EJecta Clrele at the homo of Mrs. Boos Pullen, It was doeicled to give II!OIIIJ)' for two ehlldren's luoches for tile next montl!, 111 remember ~1111 during the I!Olldl1s, and to l!lll!d 81111 to tile apec:lal IDiereat mllslollar7. thaW. The -'P prepared baskets Mrs. JloC!man and Mrs. Eugene of fruit during Gle 8YliiiiDI tor Murrey served punpldn pie and a!Jut.lns. Mra. Charles Searles eolres to thole named and Mrs. used "Appreciation Makos for ChJrlea Bennett, Mrs. Harold Happiness" as her devotlol!al Cbll!ll, Mrs. ~I Hotrman, Mrs. topic, and lhe program was preE, L. HUihes, Mrs, John Mcaented by Mrs. Edlaon Baker. Niel, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Mrs. Pullen l!lll'Ved a clesaert Ellzsheth Slavin, Mrs. lllhelle Wlnebrenoer, and Mrs. lssbeUe CO!Il'llll toUowlng Gle moellng to d!ollll named and Mrs. NoraHBIDTQ1. Uton, Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mra. DORCAS CIRCLE Frances Bearhs, Mrs. David A love gilt dedication carryDarst, Mrs. Arland Kin& Mrs. Ing out Gle Thank1181vlng theme Paul Smart, and Mrs. TDQY Fowwas a feature of the meeting of tile Doreaa Circle held at lhe ler, chairman. home of Mrs. Charles Edwards. Miss Rhoda llall OOI!Wcteclthe Hospital 2 Gallipolis; Jameo R, Baker, Addison; Clycle R. ·Rlllclllf,- Rt. 2 Cheshire; Daryl G. Jmes, Rio Grancle; JOG)' Thomas Crouoe, Patriot star Rt.; Mrs. Lucy Cremeens, Eureka Star Rt.; David A. CurflnaD, Rt. 1 .Cheshire; Augustine Foeantl, Rt. 1 C.alllpllls; Jerome P. Doushman. D Patriot star Rt.; Kyle D, Boater, Rt. 2 Crown Clt;y; Adam H. Benson, West Columbia; Floyd W. Sieler-. Cltbba had ei!Use f!!. lhi ilrowere read from aoveral alllt • Ina who were remembered b)-the drele at llallOWMD lime. ' "" ' 8 ' \·.. ~ ..... •t; ~~:r.r . • 'f , , ::{ YJM~LY ·committee 1 Th¥roid Deficiency ~ .. . , ,. .... . . r '<' Vickie, age 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Manley, 493 Broadway, Middleport, Is a carrier for the Daily Sentinel in the village of Middleport. U you are not receiving the Dally Sentinel and would like to do so give Vickie a call sbe will be bappy to add you to ber list of customers, Wby don't you dq,just that Today. or More Shop at these participating stores... '- SPONSORS lurimt's Iorber Shop DownintJinB. Ag~t~~cy, Inc. Dr. Plclctna Gosney'• Dlllf.ln-Suds Elmer Buma Color Ctnlor O'Dell Ellt11Jitlsll S~nd Qu"n RtwllngoColh Delt't Blfllar ShOD JI1Nn111 P11try Shop L. ll~hort-,:.Tollor N ~UN'I Dairy lolt .lee'tC.nyOut Wtlltr <:roob Ofltr'1 Slhlo S.r!llea MI . .II Anlftue Shop • ~nll!ulti ~raWoffte~ ••.~!•· N!ChoHiorlot MIII!IIIIJIOrt Lunch looin ~ilmlM & SoutMm Ohhl Electric Co. · '., . WNING and CbefPrlde AS • .·Ftrtililer * Se•ds · . ·-·'.!' ' ': ,;.; .rMIXEDNUTS DAILY SEffi'INEL ..,' .' ' ; '' . ~~2115 Pomeroy, Ohio . Merchants"· . . ,' ENGLISKWAlNUTS ··· ·t.59c'. z, • II .. ,l ib ''Young Ru.n flour Mills ' se: sr . ,. < ~ 59c Olf.ESl SPREAD 2 . , \~ One Of A Series Jnlroduelng Your Dlllly Sentfnei"YOIIIII Menua&•• .. . ~~ ,< I ~INACH·· ~> ··~ ~- \ - ....... . '1 ' . . . TANG~· : · ·····. 5 ·: , 69c . FRESH 'APPfES: I; -49 • '. Jock's Dairy Bar Middleport Wine Store Dr. R. L. Slock Dr. J. J. Davlo Dr. Keith Riggs Dr. F. M. Cluft Dr. T. Joy Bndsbow Dr. Cl'(dt J: lngtll · j ·' . ' ~' . j' I! J. I �. .' '.' .. ' '. ' . J . VISIT MARSHALL Judith Duncan Given Shower -:{-', '".'· . ~· \ •g~. ~.. ···· _., dl•-~alter Croob, .. lit/ "1114 . . . . Danny Tholllu •• .-.~- .. NJdcii!IIIOI'I; M r L Alma McC<\Y, Mr. 1114 Ill r L Jaek Fruth, Mrs. 1!enr7 Fruth, 1114 IIIIIs Killllt1n Fl'lllb of Polat PiWIIIL 111111 bocau•oe. formo war) ... off his bookin& to on • • a ciiMW Pll'f¥ IIICI t h o I the ••Kiss Me writer) Bella ... Tap llked Abe Horman aren't thing; relatlonlblp pro remains able ... Pat of Bill Wikeman lte wlte Trink ~ Jlio. B>:"'ika holldiJ IIICI lalra. WaJ,. The Ketchka fa.. lldllo w:tlb Ida parenta and ·{I. '· · Richards a n. d ~,]=JAngel, le f t ror a WeeJceDd wltb·Mr. 8lld •9lallY 11wtoo and a o n, 8lld Mrs. Am Anael. W, Va, for lbo are )lr, and ~ healri<•'!i agarts a n d ~=-:r.~ are mobillzlng a bat:,, comllllaslona - lawyers are taldng over too llliii1Y of tbolr clients tor everything fn.. clucllni todiU"s atar..frustra!lona oucb aa taxes, contracta et<, ... H~!"ju" Is bavinl a C!GIItract run at wban a atar Ia bu· lng his hottest voguo; as Bill Swl Coaby's rocorcllni .... tract aale1 Ia atop Botbbls sizzling album... comedy 111d sing. lng ... Sarah• Churehlll'a colored arUat pal "Lobo'' IIBlB a mo- The '""'-c By United Preas lnterlllitloGal Today lo FrldiJ, Nolr..... !lie 328th da7 of 1987 wllli, 37 'to follow. · . ' ''''·· The mom 11 In Its last -··"'· ,....wr. Tho mo1'111D1l atara are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. The ovonlna stars liH Mars . and Saturn. '':· . ., man art..&bow at ,.Three/' 1m On this day tn ltlatory: E. 72nd st. eatery ... P o t e r In 1869, women~ 21 atstes Duchln'• sio-Ju.law balressPam. met In Cleveland to· draw up ela Zauder8ll • !lilt Iter ll;yllsh · plana lor tbe orllllllzatlon of tbe CartJer's ~Job to bocome American Woman ~ Ao- exec • ass't to the pres. of ParBOCladon. ,,, . . lllbernalla, Paul Young, In 1944, ouperfortrallel ortbe II S. ArmY Air ~ IIIOk off -' from Salpu for their ftrltnliio PLEASANT Y~ HOSPITAL oo TOII)'O. . Admitted: Mrs. Donald A, Nlln 1961, tbe U,N, ~ bert, Pt. P!eaaaat: Jane Haw- 11!50CooncU gave Secrecu7. Geaeral ldna,Bulralo;Mrs.WWiamC....,_ 1:00- .Neal and danpter' Th'IY are vllltllls .N..''"!:~. pareato, tbe Rev. "!.':. Geor1111 Oller. lfr. aDd lllro, Paul Wlneb..- o f Columbua and Mr. and Mrs. .Iolii Gaoclr.lck of llqtoo ue lbo 'lbaDlii8Mni ~ gueoto of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. A famll7 dlmer at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roast at PoiDI Pl08811111 was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks a ~reo~ .:.=~.:.e ~~ crisis. . ;' 1 . r •• _ ......,..., llami1 O..,ald, accused assassin at President In 1963, Lee Kennedy, was shot to death by Jack Ruby In a Dallas jall, The abootlng was seen by mnnons of persons m television. A thought for tbe <illYScotUBh poet Robert GJirulan mce said, "There' a a hope ror every woe, and \ balm tor every pain, but tbel!ratjoyaln our heart, come back never qaln," r lalro. Carl o..o GJI. =.~:.,.:en=Wat- ;: : 1Galll-"fl ' ' F..;;. u.. Ru I \ ~v= : -aJ; ~8. iJenldna, Pt. Pl...a.t; Daniel D. 'Cbllders, Pt. Pl118881l_!j Oacar .Gr!Jmn, ~; LutberHslatead, BecldOIY. lllacbar&old: Mrs. L u t h e r , Price, Apple Grove; Mrs. ldlr- Stewart, Cheshire; 111,-s. . Bertba Ruaaen, PomerQJ; Mro. . Marvin Bennett, Pt. Plea~U~C; .· Jolm Corrl--, Pt. PleaiJalll, , Blrlb: Mr. and Mrs, Jackie L. RudiiCII, Pt. Plouant, a dolj. l!hter. HELEN.HELP US! Friday c , . ~· Blllhop ., :,··· '· · .. ···. · . A llllssloo study on Christian homes •(or cblldren was prese nt - ; -··,_ .1 ( ' • 30 · ' ·" Nelgl1bors 8 .ti•l'ape,ye ,•. · lleiQJ.A: Cecil 8:00 i'optyt; ()apt, Koastnio .. .MaclhA·Gol'llla 8:30·':· ,. · . ' · . Bii!V ·&~ll 9:00 SUper 6 .;·•.··. hank. Jr. · · : C..U '·' . : 9,30 SUper Pres. HurcUlolda F81Qitic Four Ul:OO F1lnl&!ildeo ·~zan' Bi>ldo lil:IO....,. . ;!if,·tl<~Mee Gliht r Man ll:l)O ~ u'ao ·~ ·' ~· ~- ;.:. ,, ....._~ . ._.... • ..,, 12:00 Top Cat 12:30 Cool McCool 1:00 Car!Dm Cam. 1:30 Action · 2:00 Up)leat RAY 85 N. Court· St. ' _,,.. lleatles Amer. see,., Jfllwl.y Quest Lone Ranier Rood RllllDel' .._J• 593-11801 .. _, ...... ,,, . BOGGS EQUIPMENT l ' Sales-ALLIS CHALMERS-Service G8nJen Club Farm-Industrial-Lawn & GaTden Tuppers Plains Phone 667"·34ll5 Kiddie Matinee 2:15 2:30- At he no OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ·, • Wide World Sports 3:00 Theatre · ' NCAA Foolball 3:30 Willlhll . ... 4:00' 4:30 C~i!Q!II. . . W!llt'n...~~ NCAA . _Aif! ~~$' ~--~~Jirii;.:..~1 il,~..l;!:j: •· '.'i~~·. ,-;"•, ·--.- ~ . 4:'til',~ ,"•, ~.;?,:t.)l, ,"."! ' I - •• .·~ t j , 5•00- · · -~ ,!:.'1;.'- .r .' · ' 5;30 -.~,.llolr1; . f·i" . • • w of SDot1l . . EVENING SHOWS . · . 6:00 J~m· ~· .Wild W..t • 6:30- I '·· CCIWbo>y Ill Atrlca 7:00 P,,'W -r Marsball Dillon Datl!w .Game 7:30 ~a Jackie m...... 8:00Newlywed Game 8:30 smart 111y 'l1lree SOns Lawrence Wolk 9:00 ovle lkijpn'o Heroeo 9:30 Pettlcoot ~ !roo Horse 10:00 Mannix 10:30GoodCompanJ ll:OO News Newo News ll:15Movie Chlller 11:30- Newo .. 'jt\t 1~:55. ' . ...-.......... 12:00 New• \'· '· ',.1 , ~:~ .. """ •" .., •. . SUNDAY DAYTIME WSAZ TV -3 WCHSTV-8 WIITN TV-13 .·~ . 7:307:45WllniiiiS Pt. 8:00 This 11 Ute lnslidlt Faclqj Ute 8:30~rs 9:00 svllle Tun and Jerry 9:30- . . .. UndenJas - ~ F ' HOUSE m. sYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PREll!YTERIAN - Rev. Unson Wotahlp, 9a. 10 a. m.; Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Elden R, Blake, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m., Wlnnle Hols!Jwer, supt, Morntq1 serm 11 a.m. Evening service lan EndeaYOl", 7:80, Mrs. Chevalier, preoldont. serf• lee and sermon, 8:20. prayer W!! W ~NTHCNY Pomeroy PLUMBING & HEATING l40 Lincoln St MARK V STORE Middleport, Ohio ' Thanksglvlq devotiDnala when tbe Suoablne Claao of tbe Ma.. son Motbodlst met recently at tile church. Host:eaeea were Mrs. Rwban Slewart and Mrs. t b 0 r Roush. Tbo clus clocided tx) contfn.. ue Its lfiiiiWII cuotom or itvinl Chrlslmaa remembrance boxes to shu~a and elder)J people durlng tbe bolldaya. . Attending In add!Uon to tho hostesses and Mrs. Zerkle ware Mr u.:.· PROPERTY TRANSFERS IUit~·· Yost, student at Rlo Grande Col- • loll&, Is here for tbe weekend. ldlsllng from tbe family group was Mrs. Mattie Yoat of Raclne1 _.whc !•. conllned to Voterans MemOrllll Hospital for trealor lnlurles aul(ered In a Mr and Mrs. Georllll Dallas and d.ndren; BlliJ,-SieVIe, ldlchaal, and Melissa Or st. P'aris came Wednesday tor tbe holldiJ weekend here w1111 their parents lllr. and Mrs. BntMatlack, Cbe.:. ter Road, andl.lu.Forreii!Bacbtel and family or l.lldilleport. Also bore for tbe weekand Is Forrest D BachtoL a graduate -·~ or n..~ L Ill r ·--.. .....e """'' ' -· .. Ili-a. · Clllllllbell Harper of E. Main st., Pomeroy, 8 Pent ~aglvlnl Day wlll1 hor fa.. thor, Fred Jackson of Middl.,. port. Mr. Jackaon will observe his 88tb blrtbdiJ In January, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and grancldaul!hter, Sandra Turner, were aueoto of lllr. IDd Mrs. Earl See a1 Flstrock, W, Va. Tbe RcJberl Turner family of Nortb RobiDaoD will come SaturdiJ for a holiday vlaU wltb his parents. :nent Did you have 1banksglvln8 psta'/ Let "' hsar !rom yoo - Phone 992-S292. Dinner Given Tuesday Night A com bread and bean dinner was held Tuesday night at the Middleport Church of Christ fur members of the Homebuilders Class and their guests. Frank Wllsoo prepared tl10 beans. Servlrw were Mrs. Wilscm, Miss Sharon wusoo, Mrs, Honnan Kincaid, and Mrs, Ed· I Sal isbury'Township for their i , . ' ' t . for Township Trustee Denver G. Hy·sell . BEN FRANKLIN USE CLOSED FIREPLACE-STOVE AS A STOVE! $11995 COMPLETE STOVE SET REGULAR $J45.9S VALUE ' includes: FRANKUN STOVE • 8" flUE OUTL£T • CAST IRON GRATE • FlR£ SCREEN COMMANDING CO, C Arm,y llo<tor (Captain) Charles E. Jordan m, 27, whose par. ents Uve at 1550 Lencke Road, Xenia, Ohio, assumed command of Company C of !lie 10lst Airborne Division's 326tb Medical Battalion, located at Ft. ClllllPbell, Ky., Oct 18. His wile, Patricia, lives In Portland. ReM/y to use in your living room. family room, basement, or cabin. .\ ln11all it ea1ily, either free ua nd,n g or buolt·in. U1e it for wgrmth 01 1ireploce, or fill it with cl-lorcoo l br~qu el!e 5 for year 'round chmcaol bro ili ng . Folding do on, domper control. Dl'!lth from front to bee~ i; 25". Width of fr ont ot lOP i$ 32" . Heorlh i1 37~ ". FII!EPLACEI CONTINENTAL FIREPLACE FIREPLACE NOW ONLY NOWOIWLY SET SET 5699 REG. l EW1 REPAIR SERVICE $8.69 REGULAR $10.79 VALUE FIREPLACE· ENSEMBLE tfl.•itau SALE PRICE . SEYMOUR COlONIAL 4'x7'x lA" PORT BOOK STORE FIRE TONGS ::.g, Miadlepor• llierehants Glfi·A-Rama MIDDLEPORT, 0. lEG. ,.SHORTY" SHUFFLEBOARD SET $~~~ FOR 5999 A wonderful gift for the whole faMily! Play lndoo11 or ovt of door~. HER I s.t indude1: .t-A5" wooden OJ"; 8-4" wooct.n di1ct; and 1-12' x 24" linoleum Playino Court only EUREKA has &On X 16n BEVELED EDGE WORK SAVING DOOR MIRROR NFL Falilboll CLEAN, LONG BURNING PRES-TO-LOIS a IIOUIIJ IIUJIIJI roar . IIW"IIIJI.IItl IQUIDIIBDIIOI Bnllllh A.D.D.- 18 111naoe ottiVIrr ollld••• · I REG. r. $9.89 a check from NeW ~~;~~~who1her annum: receive , • ' • . • . ~ . • • .. . ., r ~ •- ,.. - · .. ' . , . , . , · -- ,.....,,._, ,;... ~...... . -.:....,.~ .• ~ ..... ~ ·-<•l,.. ,._..,..,.,..,.:, .._~,_.,.,, t'" --. .. . I" ·• • .,., ~ • · " ' '- ••-<~-'" - .. ;. k,~ --- COLOR s1· 39 FLAME Handson.J. double strength · d.oor mirrors reflect both the 'CTN. ·..·. ·.•. , . .1.',, .. · ~Mli.Y;_ ihe:~e and itt . . . ~~~~~~-~ with d~ ··- • · · · .:;..,nv.:~.cJips: and molal ''·<• ilcrliWo·. fof' r.ady fastening,, ·, ,.••\l.:r; 'l>- I' ~0' . ~ :p,r._.•..,.., ... "! ' - "' ' . ,_ .._... S299 .4.39 NEW . ' . saaaa So lid brms !et indude1 o 38" • 31" standing IVP• frome, w •th o rnnmentcl loco£>d fo£>11der par~el, legt, hanging mesh p ull !<reen, two andirons ond 3«• tool Bet wit f1 ~~ow~ l , brush ond poker on Uond. SPORTCRAFT O.D.· 1ST ' SEYMOUR 3·PC. WOOD BASKET e OPEN AS A AI'!-.~II . " BURNS WOOO, COAL, OR CHARCOAL Moyer asked grace. Franklin Triplett presided at Lewis Repair Service the business seosion, durlrw e HEATING which time the class planned a PLUMBING Christmas Dinner lor Dec. 12 al !lie church. It was noted that • ROOFING Mrs. Cash Braley, now residing at !lie Mount Healthy Christian -FOR- · Home near Cincinnati, is con$ tent there, Raymond Cole and Trlplettgavc prayers and devotions from tlae book flf. Jlldo were gjvon by tbe 134 Mill ::.v 2-237:U.Ooport fR~ev~."~M~r.~M:o:~:er~._ _ _ _ _::;;;;;;:;;;;;:;~;;;;;;;;=;: "':=:r~lse~N=ew:;. Year's Eve games -.. ' . supporfin the November 7 eleetion ATTEND FESI'IVAL MASON - MondiJ evening 100 young people from Motbodlst CburcbeslliMaaonCoun!JattencJ. ed the Bootb Festlval at Saint Paul Metbodlst Cburcb In Polat Pleasant. Each Yootb Fellowshlp was rellj)OIIslblo fur solectlng a llierne and decorstlng a booth. The judges solocted two Drat placeo. Mason Youth FeUowoblp· Booth waa judged the lllOst orlg.. Ina! and the Trlniey Metl)odlst Church Followablp, Point Pleaoant, for cpalley. The Rev. Lowell Keen'IY accompanied tbe group of 29 young people from Mason. 1:45 MlnllllJ. V; ,-.' ' Is Honored 12,15) 2:00 . llllos Duncan received many -; , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= Jo~~ honoree openOc( tbe gilts, refreshments were aen".:·c.,,~ ed to Mrs. LotUe Janko, Mrs. Rlllll Tbompaon, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwri.Rht, loire. Katbryn Jobft.. aon, Mrl, Eva Knopp Mrs. El· leon Duncan, Mrs. An;i1a Da.. vis, lllrs. Lillian Grimm, Mrs• Rulli RUOIY, Mrs, P-Edwardo, and !l!lrley Am, Mr.a. Mabel Lane, Mrs. PaUY Rouab, 111,-o, Velma Zuapan, Mrs. L u cllle Schwarz, Mrs. LucllleCiay,Jlo!>In Slewart, Mrs. LoWe JobniiOII, . Mrs. Bessie Hudaoo and Cheryl, and Miss VIcki Crow. Sencllni gl!ta were lalra. Nora Lewis, Katby Jolmaon, M r 1, Pb71ll• Know Mn Katherlno Raynes and Elien Grimm. ward Evans. The Rev. Hau1lin Look Up IIIII Uw 12:30 A l 1:00 Moot Pn.so 1:151:30 IAIINJ ' Brown 11:00 1tlilll Life 12:00 TV Cblpel' 'r::'ater. ';llle boya were tbe guesto of tlloir _,pch, Frank w. Porter, Jr., aiilhlo wlte, Mary. An estimated GO parents came alter .d!ll!ei to 0eo films or tbe tOam'• Jtfrter, Jr. Tbe assoclallol! voted to Lamp untO Feet . ~~World Loater MASON - lllr1. Zerkle, Maaoo, was 111 cbar1111 or ·1wish to thank the Voters in · :'":!:' day tvenll1!. 9:45 Goapel SlrWbv 10·00 - '·' Mrs. Zerkle Has • Class Devotions ed by lllrs. Orville Well at 'rues;~~~r~ ~~-~~:: night's mest1111 of the Evan- Misses Hilda and Lorena Weiss, gellno Missionary Socieey or the 111,-a. Albert Swatzel, M r 1. Pomeroy Chur<h of Christ bold Clarence Blero, Mrs. IIUJsell at !lie beme of Mro, Holen Lell· Bartoo, Mrs. MatndaNoblo,lalrs. holt, ~zer st. Murl Megee and Mrs. Ro7 Prof. lllro, Well talked on the Alaska fttt. Cbrlstlan Home, children's ' homes In Idaho and Indiana, and Indian schools In Arizona and Wash1111too. Plano were made TO ELECT MASTER Ro,r Pooler, Elsie J. Pooler to clurlng tbe buBlness sessloo for Eloctlm fit I Cab Scoutmaller !_lll;erea c. =ri{ei:IB~.~ .. a . ~rl)lstmaa parey to be held ~=rm:t:sor~ ~~= . lllxion, 3 acres, mr. at tile bome of !alto. Louis os- Cub Scouts Tuesday, Nov. 2S Eugene T. German to Ohio ~I · borne, at the Racine BlqJ!Ist Cburcb .... rlgbt of way, OUve. . Mrs, Harold Smith gave de- · at 7:30 p.m. An parents are Irene Tun, Exec., Joseph voUms Ullng "Walk as Children I urged to -d. Ill,-, Hall, TrlGrueaer,dec. toNlcholasGruos- of Light'' as the theme. &;rip. ];. state Area Director will help or, Marjorie Grueser, partela, turoo were road by Mrs. & L, J organize a scout troop, IIIII"" . . . Pbelpo and Mrs. Os~, and llarrllll llm\llaillllwatolletl)' Mro. Mlltoo Rouoh· the .1, Falb, 4/5 a.cn,.Paneroy, prayer. Tbomas E. Andel'lllll, .Nancy A. In response to roll . .Andlrllllll, to Clllrlil W, lllllln, bora gave BGIIletblng ~;:!:(.~ Nllllo E. DUn; lata, Panenv. giving. Retresbmonta w Cbarles R, Muli, Anna r.ee ed those already mentioned and llasll, to Wnlli!D IL.Knopp, Mll· Mro. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Clyde dre4 A. Knopp, 40 acres, Bed- Andrews, Mrs, Denver Kapple, . ford, Mrs, Walter Kennedy, Jr., Mrs. Delbert Raymlind Chaney, Mary Conrad Ohlinger, and Sandra Challey to ~ Albert, Bon· Roosh, a guest. Die J. Albert, parcela, Bedtord. lla'lla Ic9 IIIII ProiiQeo Co. to Porter Sr., Speaker Crow'• Sleek House, lnc., per"A team makeo tbe lndlvldual, cola, P\lmei'QJ. !lie lndlvlclual ,.,ver makes !lie Coy Vl!leent ll&wk, Woll&wk, Calvin team,!' Frank W. Porter, Sr., or Gallipolis told tbe Panei'QJ ll&wk, Robm-; JUnior Higb football squad which was honored at a banquet Tueo- dl7 =:.w ........_ '·''l~~!ildiy Dlilk . · : · Saturday · · Romans f Corinthians 11:2S.36 . 2.:6-13 ·ji£:>q: '·' ~JA~TV.,!riia /·,\',•,t~ ·~ . ':<"' • 13 .:, WSAZ ;_TV .; 3 .J,. ~: 7:00-Aimibae .. ·•"/·.~~-· ~ Mrs. Well Has Study Program AROUND POMEROY lllr. 1114 Mrs. Dllllf Brown and ave clllldrta boiled a ciiJ>. ..,. pari, Tlwnklld>lns Da J, Gueltl .nn lllrL ·llloe Sauer and lllr4o CIDda Harrit, ldlcldloJ)OJt; Rod Sauer, home fro m "'tlllllf UiiiV*IItl; IDd ,lllr, and .111r1. VIctor Bl'OIIII and clau&hter, Marilyn. lllr. and Mrs. Evorolt Thomaa will return tudl!t alter a hoi. ldl7 visit wltb tbolr aoo, !lortoo Thomas, and famllyorBrunowick, 0, In Dqton for tbe hollcla¥weekeOd an lllr. IDd llln. Patrick Locba17. Th'IY are ~eats of lli-L Gieno Chue, Others at lbo Cbue homo are ldlu Holen Loeba17 of Collimbua, and lllr. and Mrs. Jim Lochir,y and chlldrea or Lata.vette. Mrs. Albert Slnltb or AkrGD II hen vlldtlni her IIIIIWIHaw and diUidrter, lllr. and lllro. TerI')' Pballn. The Rev. ·and Mn. CII'VOI' WWlams and Infant diUidrter. Elizabeth Am, apent !lie holl- ·u MASON _:. Alan Hart. am of lllr, artc1 lllra. Jlllllla L. Hart, and &oo Aim i!umprner, douil>ter at~&; and Mrl. ~IIWII- .MASON - ldlal Judltb Dun- - · Letart Rt. 1, au.nded a can was honond recently w1111 mootlac m "Piob!Dg ll18ber 1!4a pre • ~ lliowor at t h e ucatlon'' at Marahall Vnlver4Jey dl7 tn Columbuo wlllt bls .lllr· lllaaoo United Brethren Church. ='aF.::C:r": ..... lllr. and lllrs. C•- Wnn. , HooteaoeJ were· Mro. EmoiiBDO •-. - ·Crow, Mrs. Gladys Stewart and tbe Vnlveralfl'• Speech, Drama n.:'~· tbe Gene Yost t·-".. .Mrs. Donna Tullob. The theme and Music department and Saturfor the Tbank•gl"'·· dlrmer~ •a• carried oot In color• of dl7 allemoon tbe Marabaii-F.ast lalra. J. Ednrd Nau.cy pink and Wblte with wodcllnibells. CaroUna football game. '"I'"·· • • " �. .' '.' .. ' '. ' . J . VISIT MARSHALL Judith Duncan Given Shower -:{-', '".'· . ~· \ •g~. ~.. ···· _., dl•-~alter Croob, .. lit/ "1114 . . . . Danny Tholllu •• .-.~- .. NJdcii!IIIOI'I; M r L Alma McC<\Y, Mr. 1114 Ill r L Jaek Fruth, Mrs. 1!enr7 Fruth, 1114 IIIIIs Killllt1n Fl'lllb of Polat PiWIIIL 111111 bocau•oe. formo war) ... off his bookin& to on • • a ciiMW Pll'f¥ IIICI t h o I the ••Kiss Me writer) Bella ... Tap llked Abe Horman aren't thing; relatlonlblp pro remains able ... Pat of Bill Wikeman lte wlte Trink ~ Jlio. B>:"'ika holldiJ IIICI lalra. WaJ,. The Ketchka fa.. lldllo w:tlb Ida parenta and ·{I. '· · Richards a n. d ~,]=JAngel, le f t ror a WeeJceDd wltb·Mr. 8lld •9lallY 11wtoo and a o n, 8lld Mrs. Am Anael. W, Va, for lbo are )lr, and ~ healri<•'!i agarts a n d ~=-:r.~ are mobillzlng a bat:,, comllllaslona - lawyers are taldng over too llliii1Y of tbolr clients tor everything fn.. clucllni todiU"s atar..frustra!lona oucb aa taxes, contracta et<, ... H~!"ju" Is bavinl a C!GIItract run at wban a atar Ia bu· lng his hottest voguo; as Bill Swl Coaby's rocorcllni .... tract aale1 Ia atop Botbbls sizzling album... comedy 111d sing. lng ... Sarah• Churehlll'a colored arUat pal "Lobo'' IIBlB a mo- The '""'-c By United Preas lnterlllitloGal Today lo FrldiJ, Nolr..... !lie 328th da7 of 1987 wllli, 37 'to follow. · . ' ''''·· The mom 11 In Its last -··"'· ,....wr. Tho mo1'111D1l atara are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. The ovonlna stars liH Mars . and Saturn. '':· . ., man art..&bow at ,.Three/' 1m On this day tn ltlatory: E. 72nd st. eatery ... P o t e r In 1869, women~ 21 atstes Duchln'• sio-Ju.law balressPam. met In Cleveland to· draw up ela Zauder8ll • !lilt Iter ll;yllsh · plana lor tbe orllllllzatlon of tbe CartJer's ~Job to bocome American Woman ~ Ao- exec • ass't to the pres. of ParBOCladon. ,,, . . lllbernalla, Paul Young, In 1944, ouperfortrallel ortbe II S. ArmY Air ~ IIIOk off -' from Salpu for their ftrltnliio PLEASANT Y~ HOSPITAL oo TOII)'O. . Admitted: Mrs. Donald A, Nlln 1961, tbe U,N, ~ bert, Pt. P!eaaaat: Jane Haw- 11!50CooncU gave Secrecu7. Geaeral ldna,Bulralo;Mrs.WWiamC....,_ 1:00- .Neal and danpter' Th'IY are vllltllls .N..''"!:~. pareato, tbe Rev. "!.':. Geor1111 Oller. lfr. aDd lllro, Paul Wlneb..- o f Columbua and Mr. and Mrs. .Iolii Gaoclr.lck of llqtoo ue lbo 'lbaDlii8Mni ~ gueoto of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Owen. A famll7 dlmer at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Roast at PoiDI Pl08811111 was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks a ~reo~ .:.=~.:.e ~~ crisis. . ;' 1 . r •• _ ......,..., llami1 O..,ald, accused assassin at President In 1963, Lee Kennedy, was shot to death by Jack Ruby In a Dallas jall, The abootlng was seen by mnnons of persons m television. A thought for tbe <illYScotUBh poet Robert GJirulan mce said, "There' a a hope ror every woe, and \ balm tor every pain, but tbel!ratjoyaln our heart, come back never qaln," r lalro. Carl o..o GJI. =.~:.,.:en=Wat- ;: : 1Galll-"fl ' ' F..;;. u.. Ru I \ ~v= : -aJ; ~8. iJenldna, Pt. Pl...a.t; Daniel D. 'Cbllders, Pt. Pl118881l_!j Oacar .Gr!Jmn, ~; LutberHslatead, BecldOIY. lllacbar&old: Mrs. L u t h e r , Price, Apple Grove; Mrs. ldlr- Stewart, Cheshire; 111,-s. . Bertba Ruaaen, PomerQJ; Mro. . Marvin Bennett, Pt. Plea~U~C; .· Jolm Corrl--, Pt. PleaiJalll, , Blrlb: Mr. and Mrs, Jackie L. RudiiCII, Pt. Plouant, a dolj. l!hter. HELEN.HELP US! Friday c , . ~· Blllhop ., :,··· '· · .. ···. · . A llllssloo study on Christian homes •(or cblldren was prese nt - ; -··,_ .1 ( ' • 30 · ' ·" Nelgl1bors 8 .ti•l'ape,ye ,•. · lleiQJ.A: Cecil 8:00 i'optyt; ()apt, Koastnio .. .MaclhA·Gol'llla 8:30·':· ,. · . ' · . Bii!V ·&~ll 9:00 SUper 6 .;·•.··. hank. Jr. · · : C..U '·' . : 9,30 SUper Pres. HurcUlolda F81Qitic Four Ul:OO F1lnl&!ildeo ·~zan' Bi>ldo lil:IO....,. . ;!if,·tl<~Mee Gliht r Man ll:l)O ~ u'ao ·~ ·' ~· ~- ;.:. ,, ....._~ . ._.... • ..,, 12:00 Top Cat 12:30 Cool McCool 1:00 Car!Dm Cam. 1:30 Action · 2:00 Up)leat RAY 85 N. Court· St. ' _,,.. lleatles Amer. see,., Jfllwl.y Quest Lone Ranier Rood RllllDel' .._J• 593-11801 .. _, ...... ,,, . BOGGS EQUIPMENT l ' Sales-ALLIS CHALMERS-Service G8nJen Club Farm-Industrial-Lawn & GaTden Tuppers Plains Phone 667"·34ll5 Kiddie Matinee 2:15 2:30- At he no OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ·, • Wide World Sports 3:00 Theatre · ' NCAA Foolball 3:30 Willlhll . ... 4:00' 4:30 C~i!Q!II. . . W!llt'n...~~ NCAA . _Aif! ~~$' ~--~~Jirii;.:..~1 il,~..l;!:j: •· '.'i~~·. ,-;"•, ·--.- ~ . 4:'til',~ ,"•, ~.;?,:t.)l, ,"."! ' I - •• .·~ t j , 5•00- · · -~ ,!:.'1;.'- .r .' · ' 5;30 -.~,.llolr1; . f·i" . • • w of SDot1l . . EVENING SHOWS . · . 6:00 J~m· ~· .Wild W..t • 6:30- I '·· CCIWbo>y Ill Atrlca 7:00 P,,'W -r Marsball Dillon Datl!w .Game 7:30 ~a Jackie m...... 8:00Newlywed Game 8:30 smart 111y 'l1lree SOns Lawrence Wolk 9:00 ovle lkijpn'o Heroeo 9:30 Pettlcoot ~ !roo Horse 10:00 Mannix 10:30GoodCompanJ ll:OO News Newo News ll:15Movie Chlller 11:30- Newo .. 'jt\t 1~:55. ' . ...-.......... 12:00 New• \'· '· ',.1 , ~:~ .. """ •" .., •. . SUNDAY DAYTIME WSAZ TV -3 WCHSTV-8 WIITN TV-13 .·~ . 7:307:45WllniiiiS Pt. 8:00 This 11 Ute lnslidlt Faclqj Ute 8:30~rs 9:00 svllle Tun and Jerry 9:30- . . .. UndenJas - ~ F ' HOUSE m. sYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PREll!YTERIAN - Rev. Unson Wotahlp, 9a. 10 a. m.; Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. m. EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Elden R, Blake, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m., Wlnnle Hols!Jwer, supt, Morntq1 serm 11 a.m. Evening service lan EndeaYOl", 7:80, Mrs. Chevalier, preoldont. serf• lee and sermon, 8:20. prayer W!! W ~NTHCNY Pomeroy PLUMBING & HEATING l40 Lincoln St MARK V STORE Middleport, Ohio ' Thanksglvlq devotiDnala when tbe Suoablne Claao of tbe Ma.. son Motbodlst met recently at tile church. Host:eaeea were Mrs. Rwban Slewart and Mrs. t b 0 r Roush. Tbo clus clocided tx) contfn.. ue Its lfiiiiWII cuotom or itvinl Chrlslmaa remembrance boxes to shu~a and elder)J people durlng tbe bolldaya. . Attending In add!Uon to tho hostesses and Mrs. Zerkle ware Mr u.:.· PROPERTY TRANSFERS IUit~·· Yost, student at Rlo Grande Col- • loll&, Is here for tbe weekend. ldlsllng from tbe family group was Mrs. Mattie Yoat of Raclne1 _.whc !•. conllned to Voterans MemOrllll Hospital for trealor lnlurles aul(ered In a Mr and Mrs. Georllll Dallas and d.ndren; BlliJ,-SieVIe, ldlchaal, and Melissa Or st. P'aris came Wednesday tor tbe holldiJ weekend here w1111 their parents lllr. and Mrs. BntMatlack, Cbe.:. ter Road, andl.lu.Forreii!Bacbtel and family or l.lldilleport. Also bore for tbe weekand Is Forrest D BachtoL a graduate -·~ or n..~ L Ill r ·--.. .....e """'' ' -· .. Ili-a. · Clllllllbell Harper of E. Main st., Pomeroy, 8 Pent ~aglvlnl Day wlll1 hor fa.. thor, Fred Jackson of Middl.,. port. Mr. Jackaon will observe his 88tb blrtbdiJ In January, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and grancldaul!hter, Sandra Turner, were aueoto of lllr. IDd Mrs. Earl See a1 Flstrock, W, Va. Tbe RcJberl Turner family of Nortb RobiDaoD will come SaturdiJ for a holiday vlaU wltb his parents. :nent Did you have 1banksglvln8 psta'/ Let "' hsar !rom yoo - Phone 992-S292. Dinner Given Tuesday Night A com bread and bean dinner was held Tuesday night at the Middleport Church of Christ fur members of the Homebuilders Class and their guests. Frank Wllsoo prepared tl10 beans. Servlrw were Mrs. Wilscm, Miss Sharon wusoo, Mrs, Honnan Kincaid, and Mrs, Ed· I Sal isbury'Township for their i , . ' ' t . for Township Trustee Denver G. Hy·sell . BEN FRANKLIN USE CLOSED FIREPLACE-STOVE AS A STOVE! $11995 COMPLETE STOVE SET REGULAR $J45.9S VALUE ' includes: FRANKUN STOVE • 8" flUE OUTL£T • CAST IRON GRATE • FlR£ SCREEN COMMANDING CO, C Arm,y llo<tor (Captain) Charles E. Jordan m, 27, whose par. ents Uve at 1550 Lencke Road, Xenia, Ohio, assumed command of Company C of !lie 10lst Airborne Division's 326tb Medical Battalion, located at Ft. ClllllPbell, Ky., Oct 18. His wile, Patricia, lives In Portland. ReM/y to use in your living room. family room, basement, or cabin. .\ ln11all it ea1ily, either free ua nd,n g or buolt·in. U1e it for wgrmth 01 1ireploce, or fill it with cl-lorcoo l br~qu el!e 5 for year 'round chmcaol bro ili ng . Folding do on, domper control. Dl'!lth from front to bee~ i; 25". Width of fr ont ot lOP i$ 32" . Heorlh i1 37~ ". FII!EPLACEI CONTINENTAL FIREPLACE FIREPLACE NOW ONLY NOWOIWLY SET SET 5699 REG. l EW1 REPAIR SERVICE $8.69 REGULAR $10.79 VALUE FIREPLACE· ENSEMBLE tfl.•itau SALE PRICE . SEYMOUR COlONIAL 4'x7'x lA" PORT BOOK STORE FIRE TONGS ::.g, Miadlepor• llierehants Glfi·A-Rama MIDDLEPORT, 0. lEG. ,.SHORTY" SHUFFLEBOARD SET $~~~ FOR 5999 A wonderful gift for the whole faMily! Play lndoo11 or ovt of door~. HER I s.t indude1: .t-A5" wooden OJ"; 8-4" wooct.n di1ct; and 1-12' x 24" linoleum Playino Court only EUREKA has &On X 16n BEVELED EDGE WORK SAVING DOOR MIRROR NFL Falilboll CLEAN, LONG BURNING PRES-TO-LOIS a IIOUIIJ IIUJIIJI roar . IIW"IIIJI.IItl IQUIDIIBDIIOI Bnllllh A.D.D.- 18 111naoe ottiVIrr ollld••• · I REG. r. $9.89 a check from NeW ~~;~~~who1her annum: receive , • ' • . • . ~ . • • .. . ., r ~ •- ,.. - · .. ' . , . , . , · -- ,.....,,._, ,;... ~...... . -.:....,.~ .• ~ ..... ~ ·-<•l,.. ,._..,..,.,..,.:, .._~,_.,.,, t'" --. .. . I" ·• • .,., ~ • · " ' '- ••-<~-'" - .. ;. k,~ --- COLOR s1· 39 FLAME Handson.J. double strength · d.oor mirrors reflect both the 'CTN. ·..·. ·.•. , . .1.',, .. · ~Mli.Y;_ ihe:~e and itt . . . ~~~~~~-~ with d~ ··- • · · · .:;..,nv.:~.cJips: and molal ''·<• ilcrliWo·. fof' r.ady fastening,, ·, ,.••\l.:r; 'l>- I' ~0' . ~ :p,r._.•..,.., ... "! ' - "' ' . ,_ .._... S299 .4.39 NEW . ' . saaaa So lid brms !et indude1 o 38" • 31" standing IVP• frome, w •th o rnnmentcl loco£>d fo£>11der par~el, legt, hanging mesh p ull !<reen, two andirons ond 3«• tool Bet wit f1 ~~ow~ l , brush ond poker on Uond. SPORTCRAFT O.D.· 1ST ' SEYMOUR 3·PC. WOOD BASKET e OPEN AS A AI'!-.~II . " BURNS WOOO, COAL, OR CHARCOAL Moyer asked grace. Franklin Triplett presided at Lewis Repair Service the business seosion, durlrw e HEATING which time the class planned a PLUMBING Christmas Dinner lor Dec. 12 al !lie church. It was noted that • ROOFING Mrs. Cash Braley, now residing at !lie Mount Healthy Christian -FOR- · Home near Cincinnati, is con$ tent there, Raymond Cole and Trlplettgavc prayers and devotions from tlae book flf. Jlldo were gjvon by tbe 134 Mill ::.v 2-237:U.Ooport fR~ev~."~M~r.~M:o:~:er~._ _ _ _ _::;;;;;;:;;;;;:;~;;;;;;;;=;: "':=:r~lse~N=ew:;. Year's Eve games -.. ' . supporfin the November 7 eleetion ATTEND FESI'IVAL MASON - MondiJ evening 100 young people from Motbodlst CburcbeslliMaaonCoun!JattencJ. ed the Bootb Festlval at Saint Paul Metbodlst Cburcb In Polat Pleasant. Each Yootb Fellowshlp was rellj)OIIslblo fur solectlng a llierne and decorstlng a booth. The judges solocted two Drat placeo. Mason Youth FeUowoblp· Booth waa judged the lllOst orlg.. Ina! and the Trlniey Metl)odlst Church Followablp, Point Pleaoant, for cpalley. The Rev. Lowell Keen'IY accompanied tbe group of 29 young people from Mason. 1:45 MlnllllJ. V; ,-.' ' Is Honored 12,15) 2:00 . llllos Duncan received many -; , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,..!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= Jo~~ honoree openOc( tbe gilts, refreshments were aen".:·c.,,~ ed to Mrs. LotUe Janko, Mrs. Rlllll Tbompaon, Mrs. Dorothy Cartwri.Rht, loire. Katbryn Jobft.. aon, Mrl, Eva Knopp Mrs. El· leon Duncan, Mrs. An;i1a Da.. vis, lllrs. Lillian Grimm, Mrs• Rulli RUOIY, Mrs, P-Edwardo, and !l!lrley Am, Mr.a. Mabel Lane, Mrs. PaUY Rouab, 111,-o, Velma Zuapan, Mrs. L u cllle Schwarz, Mrs. LucllleCiay,Jlo!>In Slewart, Mrs. LoWe JobniiOII, . Mrs. Bessie Hudaoo and Cheryl, and Miss VIcki Crow. Sencllni gl!ta were lalra. Nora Lewis, Katby Jolmaon, M r 1, Pb71ll• Know Mn Katherlno Raynes and Elien Grimm. ward Evans. The Rev. Hau1lin Look Up IIIII Uw 12:30 A l 1:00 Moot Pn.so 1:151:30 IAIINJ ' Brown 11:00 1tlilll Life 12:00 TV Cblpel' 'r::'ater. ';llle boya were tbe guesto of tlloir _,pch, Frank w. Porter, Jr., aiilhlo wlte, Mary. An estimated GO parents came alter .d!ll!ei to 0eo films or tbe tOam'• Jtfrter, Jr. Tbe assoclallol! voted to Lamp untO Feet . ~~World Loater MASON - lllr1. Zerkle, Maaoo, was 111 cbar1111 or ·1wish to thank the Voters in · :'":!:' day tvenll1!. 9:45 Goapel SlrWbv 10·00 - '·' Mrs. Zerkle Has • Class Devotions ed by lllrs. Orville Well at 'rues;~~~r~ ~~-~~:: night's mest1111 of the Evan- Misses Hilda and Lorena Weiss, gellno Missionary Socieey or the 111,-a. Albert Swatzel, M r 1. Pomeroy Chur<h of Christ bold Clarence Blero, Mrs. IIUJsell at !lie beme of Mro, Holen Lell· Bartoo, Mrs. MatndaNoblo,lalrs. holt, ~zer st. Murl Megee and Mrs. Ro7 Prof. lllro, Well talked on the Alaska fttt. Cbrlstlan Home, children's ' homes In Idaho and Indiana, and Indian schools In Arizona and Wash1111too. Plano were made TO ELECT MASTER Ro,r Pooler, Elsie J. Pooler to clurlng tbe buBlness sessloo for Eloctlm fit I Cab Scoutmaller !_lll;erea c. =ri{ei:IB~.~ .. a . ~rl)lstmaa parey to be held ~=rm:t:sor~ ~~= . lllxion, 3 acres, mr. at tile bome of !alto. Louis os- Cub Scouts Tuesday, Nov. 2S Eugene T. German to Ohio ~I · borne, at the Racine BlqJ!Ist Cburcb .... rlgbt of way, OUve. . Mrs, Harold Smith gave de- · at 7:30 p.m. An parents are Irene Tun, Exec., Joseph voUms Ullng "Walk as Children I urged to -d. Ill,-, Hall, TrlGrueaer,dec. toNlcholasGruos- of Light'' as the theme. &;rip. ];. state Area Director will help or, Marjorie Grueser, partela, turoo were road by Mrs. & L, J organize a scout troop, IIIII"" . . . Pbelpo and Mrs. Os~, and llarrllll llm\llaillllwatolletl)' Mro. Mlltoo Rouoh· the .1, Falb, 4/5 a.cn,.Paneroy, prayer. Tbomas E. Andel'lllll, .Nancy A. In response to roll . .Andlrllllll, to Clllrlil W, lllllln, bora gave BGIIletblng ~;:!:(.~ Nllllo E. DUn; lata, Panenv. giving. Retresbmonta w Cbarles R, Muli, Anna r.ee ed those already mentioned and llasll, to Wnlli!D IL.Knopp, Mll· Mro. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Clyde dre4 A. Knopp, 40 acres, Bed- Andrews, Mrs, Denver Kapple, . ford, Mrs, Walter Kennedy, Jr., Mrs. Delbert Raymlind Chaney, Mary Conrad Ohlinger, and Sandra Challey to ~ Albert, Bon· Roosh, a guest. Die J. Albert, parcela, Bedtord. lla'lla Ic9 IIIII ProiiQeo Co. to Porter Sr., Speaker Crow'• Sleek House, lnc., per"A team makeo tbe lndlvldual, cola, P\lmei'QJ. !lie lndlvlclual ,.,ver makes !lie Coy Vl!leent ll&wk, Woll&wk, Calvin team,!' Frank W. Porter, Sr., or Gallipolis told tbe Panei'QJ ll&wk, Robm-; JUnior Higb football squad which was honored at a banquet Tueo- dl7 =:.w ........_ '·''l~~!ildiy Dlilk . · : · Saturday · · Romans f Corinthians 11:2S.36 . 2.:6-13 ·ji£:>q: '·' ~JA~TV.,!riia /·,\',•,t~ ·~ . ':<"' • 13 .:, WSAZ ;_TV .; 3 .J,. ~: 7:00-Aimibae .. ·•"/·.~~-· ~ Mrs. Well Has Study Program AROUND POMEROY lllr. 1114 Mrs. Dllllf Brown and ave clllldrta boiled a ciiJ>. ..,. pari, Tlwnklld>lns Da J, Gueltl .nn lllrL ·llloe Sauer and lllr4o CIDda Harrit, ldlcldloJ)OJt; Rod Sauer, home fro m "'tlllllf UiiiV*IItl; IDd ,lllr, and .111r1. VIctor Bl'OIIII and clau&hter, Marilyn. lllr. and Mrs. Evorolt Thomaa will return tudl!t alter a hoi. ldl7 visit wltb tbolr aoo, !lortoo Thomas, and famllyorBrunowick, 0, In Dqton for tbe hollcla¥weekeOd an lllr. IDd llln. Patrick Locba17. Th'IY are ~eats of lli-L Gieno Chue, Others at lbo Cbue homo are ldlu Holen Loeba17 of Collimbua, and lllr. and Mrs. Jim Lochir,y and chlldrea or Lata.vette. Mrs. Albert Slnltb or AkrGD II hen vlldtlni her IIIIIWIHaw and diUidrter, lllr. and lllro. TerI')' Pballn. The Rev. ·and Mn. CII'VOI' WWlams and Infant diUidrter. Elizabeth Am, apent !lie holl- ·u MASON _:. Alan Hart. am of lllr, artc1 lllra. Jlllllla L. Hart, and &oo Aim i!umprner, douil>ter at~&; and Mrl. ~IIWII- .MASON - ldlal Judltb Dun- - · Letart Rt. 1, au.nded a can was honond recently w1111 mootlac m "Piob!Dg ll18ber 1!4a pre • ~ lliowor at t h e ucatlon'' at Marahall Vnlver4Jey dl7 tn Columbuo wlllt bls .lllr· lllaaoo United Brethren Church. ='aF.::C:r": ..... lllr. and lllrs. C•- Wnn. , HooteaoeJ were· Mro. EmoiiBDO •-. - ·Crow, Mrs. Gladys Stewart and tbe Vnlveralfl'• Speech, Drama n.:'~· tbe Gene Yost t·-".. .Mrs. Donna Tullob. The theme and Music department and Saturfor the Tbank•gl"'·· dlrmer~ •a• carried oot In color• of dl7 allemoon tbe Marabaii-F.ast lalra. J. Ednrd Nau.cy pink and Wblte with wodcllnibells. CaroUna football game. '"I'"·· • • " �., t ·--, . -~-- . . . .--.. .,.. . ...-.. .. . . f -~ ~ ,.,~ '. ' '"T ""J! . USE THE -.-. ..! ( "1' .,\ '~--"F _,_ ' ' ~' '"Pt <-'·+ P.' . '"'":li"'''"'.':""'""V~ • ., "f".-·-- - ,. .,r , I Jlj.J. ., t ·; ." .. Jii ~Wtill,.• I • !• c .., I -\'\ . . ....... • ~.rt i"~Ji') ' • 9 • llallv Sentinel, Pomeroy• ltlddleport, o., THE. WANT AD INIIIOlMATION DIAD~INII I •· m. DI'Y ·IJtfore Publle~llent Mtndty O.fdllno t I, m. C:tncellttloftt • Cor...cttont Will M 1ecopteot ""Ill t :1, m. for D•Y ot l'ublle~non WURLllzER .A!:_t(arved REDYI.AI1'10NJ New Thf! Pu:,umor ,.·, .rvet the right .. dlt Ol' l'f'o1'ct ilny ad1 deeml!d ~ ob- .. octlon6bl•. Th• ~Mtbllth•r will not 1.) r•tMntlblo for More ttuln o"' In· ~r roet lnHrtlon. Twin-RCidc Portable lATII 'or W1ftt Ad Dishwasher M!nlmvm Chtrlt 7Sc 12 ctntl per Orcl thrH CIHIHCU• iVI l"l•rt:ont. 11 c•nh, " ' Werlll 1111tx c.nsecutlve ''" rtions; 21 por cent Dlscou~tt on Plld adt :1d JCI 111:d Within 10 dl\'t. CAID 0' THANKI I OIITUAIII:IIJ II ... lor 50 word minimum, loch ·::dltltntl w~d 2c. ILIND ADS .cltUtlonal 25c Chlrto per Advor· ,.... nt. Of"c:l MOUII 1:30 1. lfl, to JtOO p, m. DIIIJ I :U • m. to 12:01 Moen iltwrdil~ IT'I IAIY TO PLACE A WANT AD PHONI tft.21S6 ' Mode~SMSOIB III II WIDDIIIG 111111$ ONLY WU.RLITZER GIVES YOU TOTAL TONE A meaningful ~eritagc of 117 years oC craftsmanship stands behind the name ArtCarved, inscribed by arti- Usten to the newest, most exciting sound in home or. gans : Wurlitzer Total Tone. It brings incomparable depth. richness, and fin e shadings of tone to all orgcn sans, who create your ring with the same careful pride they earned more than a century ago. illustrated: Starburst Set ; his, $37.50, hers, $37.50. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy ' 1HE IDIAl Gin FOI YOUI WIIOlU FAMIY Now . . . General Ele<tric features a smari cherry earvil!g board counter top on tbla new Mob!lo Maid* dJib. wuher. Its rich looking appearance adds beauty and el· egance to your kitchen.. Treat your whole famlly to the marvels or General Electric's automaliOII with U.. additional features: • New exclusive Silver • Automallc RiDie Glo Shower dispenser • kycle push button • Faucet no controls • Twin llft.top raeb Let you and your family do better things than washi!lg clilbe81 AMIIICA'S fAYOim W11A1S - Hll 1'111 m• MMIY Why DOt· five the ultimate Ill llgbt-nlcht comtort ·and food loob to the important people Ia your llfeT HUSH PUPPIES* shoee come in a variety of stylei and colora Cor mea, women and cblldren. SiJel and Wldtba rqe from toddler size 2 to giant size 18. Truly the gill to mate you Important In the eyes of t~ who mean the moat to you. Prlcea from children's $8.99 to about $15.00 for loll and apeeially shoes " ·THE SHOE BOX, Middleport H&R FIRESTONE, Middleport Open Fridays Tl19:00 - All Dav - Thurs. - HONDA Weartested for More Comfort! I II I I II I I ' III I NOW! BECAUSE YOU ASK FOR IT!! TOUCH 6 BIIIWO ••wine maohiae. JARMAN SHOES - THE MOST FmiNG GIFT WORLD'S FiR ST AND"FlNEST AnY 19an on your gUt list will be highly pleased with CHAIN SAWS you don't know his site or think he'd rather select his shoes himsell. we have Jarman gift certilicalel.) Widths A, B, C, D, E, EEE. Sizes 6'h to 13. Priced $11.95 to $23.95. HARnEY & BENN~lT, t:f>winl! book. ' ,, .' ~ The Gift For I hat Man On Your List. craftsmanship-and " friendliness of fit" for extra-pleas(U nu deluxe d . .Jr, ••win&' benob. aad . Jarmans, lor he will get distinctive ,styling and top ant walking. Dalu:a:e IIIII 11111111111111111\IIDIIDIII,/ ·I'I POMEROY HOME AND AUTO \!' PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER• . Surprise her with a Deluxe Touch ah<l Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing MAchines from '59.SU up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy Pomeroy RAWUNGS HONDA SALES,J4!dcllaport CHANNEL MASTEB TIMEX • ,) ' Keyaoter Rote• Ravel On or The Gift Perfect tellaft lldlllaUHJSHOE POLISHER Watch for Christmas TIMEX-featuring stainless steel backs, unbreakable Jaamsprinea ami shock resi stant. There is a Timex Y.·atch for every one on your list. Men's, women's ind 'nildreo'1, f6.95 11p. SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy LUY! QUICK! TIDY! Co•••oured 13" power handle lets you shine all areas of the shoe quickly and easily. Power pick up and release of attachments keeps fingers clean. Attachments Jn.. elude two polishing brushes, brown and black, complete Mlh loam buffin~ pads, and two touch-up travel kit~ cootamong brown and black polish and applleators. Beoge power handle stores easily b1 durable charcruoJ grey case. ('f. ft, MOORE'S STORE, POIMI'Oy Off Campw eperated er AC bpe .-..rlalllllldliO,.. III I It's ready to do it anywhere. You can tape or play back the Channel Master at the push of a button. No need to Plug it in (unlesa you want to). And wbat a joy to listen to! Outstanding solid state circuitry assures surprisingly rich hi·fidellty sound for voice or music. Features? In addition to easy pushbutton operation you get- Automatic Level Control for dl•· tortlon·free party or group conversation recordlnp ). Capstan Drive, Digital counter. Remote control mllte. Vu·Meter. Tone control. Battery strength Indicator. 3'% and I~ IPS. Up to 5" reel. Complete With ac:ee• "'nes. lol"fl~o I HIUI ptor WOrd Oft. IMertlon Notice I wUi not be responsible Cor any debts contracted by anyone other than mysell. Robert L. Arnold 11-24-3TP ROOM available for bedfast or ambulatory woman at Syraeuse Nursing Home. 11·24-3TC WE, the under signed bereby give notice that our property II posted for NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING day or night of .tbla date: Stanley Trussell. Jam81 Bailey, R<r bert Ritchie, Gary R. Dlll, Walter M. Barrett, Oris Smith Perry Carpenter, Raymond Evans, N. G. Rose, Henry Wlvole, LeWis E. Edgell. Theodore Pullins, John P. Kelly, Alva Coates. Doris Hollet, Paul Orr, Dr. H. D. Brown, A. D. Tuttle, M. W. Runyan. Berthn Foster, Ar· vii Holter, Larry Ritchie. Olan Hvsell. Warren R<ose. John Golden. Paul Moore, Carl Hicks. Dou~las G. CJr. cle. Carl Morri<. Edson Roush Ralnh Lee, l\llltorr · :Cirele:· Lew C. Johnston. M. A. Har· ria, Bryan Harris. Anton "LI· ter. George Hensley, C. R. Harris Farm. Gordon Profitt. Doris Miller. Clarence Prof. fttt, Henry Thomas. Eurana 'ftoolllJ.9. Lando Clay, Vie . Wippel, Freda Frecker, Will· 1e Frecker, Zona Biggs, Ray. mond Teaford. Martha McElrov. Gene McEirov. George Morrison. Glenn Tuttle. r:~~: R. Pitzer, Robert ,(l . Georre G<!nheimer, K. Ridenour. James AJl. d~~~:~ Hattie Frederick. N1 Frederick. Henry Wsld S1l011cer, Jlo. 0 . Bailey, John Hayes. r.o:,;::i~Fr~ederick, Jr .. Oeor~• '' Sr .. Kenneth New. Clayton Schartl••·· Catalina offers this Open Front Bluer, Style 15~ double knit ChaneJ.type jacket, welt seamlof, side pocteta, long sleeves, 100% wool. Panel Tie Shell Style 15206-double knit shell, sleeveless, jeWel ~. solid color sides and bact with contrutlng ftoDt Jilin· el. And, companion. _IAHI CLOTHIEIS, Middle'*' <; • .. t;LOT 11 00 "l'!IO 13 00 TO 111 00 / MART INIQU I!: l-1 00 Al i OT O 1.11 00 WIO OI N G IUN G. II..I I I' ' "L"""" ......--. !.!.._G IS T E A E 0 ~:pea. DIAMON~ t k e ® MODEL 760 RINGS II II filE IlliG WIJH THf PERFECT DIAMOND A perfe<l diamtlnd fflle<ls Cull beauty and brilli811ce and Keepsake guanntees a p.rCe<l center diamond in Writing (or repla~elll •ssuredl. With your Keepsake Diamond Ring, y receive permanent l'el'lstratlon, P"" tectlon against lou diamonds Crom the setting lor ooo lull year, and lifetime trade-In prlvlleo!e. For the perfeel Jtilt . . . Co • • • choose a KEEPSAKE DIA· MOND RlNil __._._... ___. 1- C·JIWE.LERS, Pomeroy .............. ~- '., SWERING service in Pomeroy. good pay, must have phone and a ~ood voice. work in your own , home, write or call Arcade TV & ApPliance Co., 900 7th St.. Parkersburg, W. Va. or call Mr. Woodle at 485-4571. 11-22-3TC 2 ' ··Webb. ERl~STI~IINN WORKING HOME.? S•l'd IDe lor de: Carman. 350 Groveport, olumbus, Ohio 4320'7. 11-2UTP LmA• v SP"CIAL ON COLD from Nov. Z1 through 29. 115 now 111.50. llUO $10. 110 nO'W 18.50, Ruth's $hop, Millon, phone . 11-19-llrrl' Shoot HIS CHRISTMAS lml,.._l'll Hog--Bicon• SYRACUSE ~!.I. PARK Nov.'26-1 P.M. -· EIERSBACH HARDWARE, Pomeroy M~.;~M;E~:~~C~~ s~~i~~~~ ~j~~~ i~ie~io~. ·N~ ww ft~~ Pomeroy Motor Co. KNAPP SHOES. Cliff's Shoe Repair. Complete Sboe service. Middl~i"'II 5 30\D .' ' . .... '··'·' ... , l ' ' rruo. OLD ' Business Serv· @) · (J({ POMEROY, OHIO · ..,.....~-r"' '~ .;' EXPERIENCED. eAiumlnum Contact: RADIATOR . CHARLES USLE STORM Syracu11, Ohio WINDOWS end ...... ,..~ For Jlne EatlmaiH eAiumlnum Awningt eAiumlnum Siding DOORS eAiumlnum Ralllnga eC.r Ports eP•IIoa e Blo,.n In lnsuletion or Cell Collect 532-6811 Elmer E. White, 404¥.! So. 4th St., Ironton Rlp-.ntlllve In This Area 20 Years Real Estate For For Sale '49 JEEP. metal top, kelly hubs. '59 Ford. 4 door, standard, good condition, Phone 992-2966 11-24-3TP MIDDLEPORT ~ 2 story 8 room, modem kitchen, Ill balhs, 5 bedrooms, 2 enclosed 'lorches, 1957 BUICK, GOOD CONDITION, phone 992-6823. 11·24-3TP CORN, HAY. CAITLE. John J . Rose, phone 949-2821. 11-24-!TC 992-2181 ~ J1ck W. Cei'HI, Mar· II ONI 992-3325 Albert M. Cox. Brolt'f 9!12-31130 or 992-3136 11 -22-~tr - ··· =-=-- - HOUSE FOR SALE next to school in Middleport. Priced to sell . Phone 992-5321. 11 3 tfc FIVE ROOM HOUSE, I acre ground, near Rutland. newly Services Offered decorated inside and out, $2000. see Arnold Grate, RutA. C. BRADF'ORD land. 11-IUTC AUCTIONEER , . • Complete crvlco ' WA'i¢11"')\ ' '~i'Y ''~? SINGWrite, Phoae or Contact ER •ewing machine, 1967 Crttt Bradlord model. used only 5 months, RAcine, Ohio •et dial lor zi~ za~s. fancy 5 I tfc •!Itches. butwnholes. blindhems, etc., will sell for $67. nothing down. $6 monthly. AIR CONDITIONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigcall Ravenswood 273-9893. •ratlon, New Haven. bone 11·22·6TC 882-2079. 4 6 tfc RADIATOR . LUMP COAL SERVICE OPEN 7 TO 7 MON. THRU FRI. o• '"II . CALL DICK RAWLINGS NICIST PEO~••o AIINewa.dlalw...., . JAYMAR COAL CO. RT. 7 AtThe Mligund Rawlings Honda Slles Gallla County Line ·--:~ QJf!l\l PH. 992-6408 AUTOMOBILE insurance been cancelled? Lost your operator's license? Cali 992·29116. 6 15 tfc NOTICI 0, APPOINTMINT Ca1a No. 1tl15 lttato of Chtrllt Peck DH••Md· Notlcto 1.1 henb,. Jlven tllat Paul Peclll of R. D. Albany Ohio h11 bun duly appointed Admlnl1trator of the 'Eitate of Charle• Peel deeeued lat41 of B. D. Albany Ohio Melli CouatJ Ohio. Cre41ton are required to Ble their claim• wltb 1ald fh'luclary within four montba Dated thl~ 14th day of Nonmber liii'J' · F. H. O"B1UII:N Probate Judp of .aid Coul'llJ nu 1'1' 14 nm 1 3tc! - iMTit1 COMMON ..PLIAI C:OURT MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO IAI"DALL 1 . CAIPINTII, I Minor, tt ".." et' e1e, bY Henry o . ca,..nttr, htt fotl'lar anti no•t fri1ML lex 11J, Middleport, Olllo Pltlntlff, eAn,ryp. , . '' 1 KEITH GOBLI Fe. . NOTIC:I OF Z.bte of A~TMIItiT Denver eeaNd. Notice ll hereby liven tb.t Vll· dNd I. Zlqler of Cbelter, Molp CGunty, Ohio llno been dub' appoiDt· ed Admlnl1tratrlx of lbe ltltteta of Denver ThoMa, deceued, tate of Pomero7, Velll Count,., Oblo. Credltol'l ore required to file their with aaid flducla,. wltbln four moatN. Dated thll 10th dQ' o! November. dalmo ttr.r. P, M. O'IIIIN ,....,... .ltcln If lllcl Ceuntr 11 ·24 12-1 1J.8 3TC T NO ICI 01' -'"OINTMINT No. 1H11 latatt of Corl W. Kaut1 lhlttallld, Notice II hereby rtven th•t Carl R. Kautl whOM Pod: Oftlee Addft!ll Ia PomeroJ Ghlo Star Route ha• been duly appointed .. Admlnlttrator with tJ:ae Will annexed or lhe Eab.te of C.rl W . Kaull lale of Melli County Ohio decea~ed . D.lted thi1 Uth day of November IN?. P'. H. O'DRI&N JudJe of the Problte Court M•lp Count,. Olllo on te 23 30 3te within one or two days or place in yow home freezer U you want to have another turkey dinner later. Be sure that such foods a.re property packaged in air-tight containers or wro.pplngs before freez .. lng. The Philadelphia Spelling John Barry, was the first book registered for copyright In the United St•tes. • • • Book, by Chicken . BAD.EY'S BESTAtJBANT PHONE 992-3974 Pomorer Dally 5:30AM to 1:30 PM-Suaday 7:00 to 7:00 New for the w!l\llr outdooYs set Is the m!Utacy-style ski cap. .. . It's "His" and "Hers" tn tbe newest of sports wardrobe. The originally ....m by the rugged idea of male and female attire mountain folk of Central Eu~ rope. The cap, with visor, can · eoordlnated in B))Ortawear js the bra1nch11d of llel'Dard Im· be worn ftaps turned UJ1 for her or Now York. To match warmer day~. flaps· down to Items Include uh!rta, uhoes and cover ears tn colder weather. and flaps fully unfurled to add face pro&iectton In eevere ther. "''ea <Bator!, 436 Mamaroneck Av, .. Mamaroneck, N.Y.) . . Plor!~a .. oeceded !rom tile unloo Jan. 10, 1881. • e • ' For tho Kids Children will enJOll IIllo CU. No. lt.lll 'l"bom11, Do· · smooth pink banana drink. D1 Refrigerate leftover turkey meat, stu:l'rlng, and gravy fleP• ara.tely and promptlY. Use 211 E. Main eC.r eTruck elllll• Con elulldaiw Legal Notice Insurance HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Budget plan, metered tlcke)f and treated Cue!. a . extra £JRra?fl!, barn. ~verPI other buildin"s. Lorated closP. to Hl•h ~chnot . Good Investment lor $12.000.00 992·2181 COLLECT • POMEROY e;arage, HONDA SAI:B & SERVICE caroort. $10.600.00 I•:AST MAIN ST., POMEROY~ story home. 5 rooms, bath, ,.. . . nrc, front porch. Income $35.00 per month. $3.500.00 5 ACRES - ON ROUTE 121RACINE - 2 'torv home. II I'Ooms, 2 kitchens. 2 b•ths. WERE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR FUEL OIL SERVICE LAST YEAR? IF NOT, CALL Pomeroy Landmark V. V.Johnson&Son • ;122- 4th Ave., Huntington Cuek/t, r<~"lt• Pomeroy or 985-3a24 Chester. RATS, MICE eliminated for. take ever low monthly payNotify by 8 a. m. for morning ever. "Get Star" 2\l lb. $1.89. DON'T Pump your sluggish ments on a spinet piano. Can performance service, I p. m. Eberabach Hdwe., Solar Run septic tant, get Klean Em AU he seen locally, write Credit aRemoon service. No promMill, Pickens' Rclwe .. Mason. septic lank cleaner, LandManager, P. 0. Box 276, Ising alter 6 p. m. for the 10 12 30tp mark Farm Bureau. Shelbyville, Indiana. same day. 10 2'1 30tc 11-11·30TC 11·24-2TP RUGS a mess? Clean for less Roal Estate For Sele SEWING MACHINES. repair l&qs STEREO RADIO combin- With Blue Lustre. Rent elctO'BRIEN AND CROW service. all mates. WY 2lrlc shampooer II. Star SU!Iation, handsome walnut eonREALTY CO. 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomply, Racine, Ohto. sole. this bas a BSR automa· MIDDLEPORT2 story frame. eroy. Authorized Sl"'er Sales II 17 6te lie record changer, take over 3 bedonnis, bath, new wall to and service. 3 29 tfc paymenll at t5 per month or wall carpet, rental over garpay balance due .-.u, call SOLID STATE stereo. 1967 age in rear for additional inTREE TRIMI\IING and removwalnut stereo console with 4 992-21136. 11-21.eTC rome. al. Fully lnaured . Free estispeakers, 4 apeecl automallc IIIJNERSVJLLE CLEAN AS mates. O'Connor's Tree and changer, take over payments SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing maA PIN remodeled and in Landscaoe · S•rvlce. Call 985of N.4L per month or pay · chine sold much blgber, this e"Cellent condition, • bed· 4141 or 985-3547. Chester. 0. balance due call maehlne wUI make Jiu1t0n. rooms. bnth. garage and 11 15 llltn 992-3218. 11·21J.tl'C hol81, dam, embroidery and w~rkshop. $9,000.00. CHIHUAHUA STUD service. ztg.zag;. ~e over payments POMEROY I acre with Phone 843-28f3. II 7 30tc of 11.25 per week or pay bel· MAPLE STEREO radio COJ>o ranch tyne house. 3 bedrooms, sole· C!OIIIblnaUon, 1967 mod· ance due pa.a. wiD dillbuut-in kitchen, carp(lrt, all ELECTROLUX Sales and Serv· em stereo' AM lo FM rl!dlo count lor euh, caU 1112-2131. like new. $11,000.00 Ice. Bonded factory repre118ncombmatlon, I lpeH aUto' ll-ll.n'C Beary Ueland ' tallve. Pb. 992-3180. malic cbjuoger, modem map. Ollioe - lft.ZZH' 10 t.pttp le . l e , . ba..nc:e llue HOuSE TRAILER, SbiJ, 4 Res.- tn-1511 ' • 126.34 or JIIIYmenlt! of -" 1'1 ~ and bath, inqUire ,Ra· 11-22 per month. ti~i·, -=13~ .< ~ Sblyeter, Bm,111'• Trailer : II~ Court. !lflnernllle, Ill-JIM. .lt-JI-S'ro REMINGTON "PUMP GUNS" ... FOR A LIFETIME OF SHOOTING SPORT Remington shotguns and rifles, favorite of Amerloll sportsmen since 1816. The hunter in your family will welcome a Remington for Christmas '67. Many guna on display now, special orders token for Cbrlstmu d•l iv•r.v. We'll lay them away Cor you, too. QUALITY 1 1960 CORVAIR . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . .. ,!95 aDr. ~od tires~ clean interior, std. t;ans. Ra~lo " MIXED HAY, 40c a bnle, also . 700 Heater. one semi rig, and GMC tractor. Contact, M. W. Runyon. Eagle Ridge Road, 1\llners- BJ Selia body, radio and heater. ville, Ohio 45736 lt-19·10TC · .. .. · · ·.·....... ....... . S995 2 Door. Dark green finish, vinyl Interior. Ui:e new POOIJLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy tixes. Radio & Heater, std. lrans. miniature. $75 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phone 1192-5443. It 3 tic OPIN IVIS. 9100 P.M. BAR MAID AND part time waitress. Sundown Nile Club. 1967 SEWING MACHINE. fuJ. iy equipped to zig zag, Caney 11·31-3TP design, dam, sew in zippers. etc. Layaway. Balance $32.For Rent 70. Phone 9&2-2685. SIX ROOM apartment, 3 bed· 11 7 tic rooms, unfurnished, 6 closets space, bot water . heat, atore room, outside porch. Phone 1192-5307. II 8 tfc LOSE: WElGHT safely with Dex A-Diet labiels. Only 'lllr. Nel'on's Druy. 9 19 60tc TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment. 114\l Mulberry SPEED QUEEN wringer • Ave. Phone 1192-8691. washer. .Like new. B. M. II 7 tic Cooper, Dexter. 11 13 tfc 1 room apartment furnished. 9 17 tfc POTATOF:S. Clarence Proffitt. Phone 992-3658. Porlland. Phone 843-2254. u a tfc FURNISHED APARTMENTS 3 and 1 rooms, furnace heal, FACTORY reoaired tlros. guarout of all fioods, 2 block& anteed. regular tread, all !rom Pomeroy Poat Ofllce. sizes. $12.50 each. John W. Private parklJil!. Call 992VanMeter. Syracuse. Phone 539% between 10 a. m. aod 7 992-2788. It 8 12tc 9 19 tfc p. m. SINGER MODEL 66, in nice FURNISHED and unfumlabed walnut sewln~ table. l"oks apartments. Close to school. and runs like .new. fully Phone 992-5435. 10 18 tic equioped to zi~ zaq, mon<r ~ram. buttonhole. etc. Pay 10 FURNISHED and unCuml!hed pavments $5.50 each or $50 apartments. Rowley & Reed. cash. Phone 992-2685. Phone 99H$71 after 4 p. m. 11 7 tfc to 31 tfc HOUSE. 301 Sycamore st~ Middleport, see Mr~i- ~ Motor Co. Oil ---AND- BATH LOSE WEIGJlr sAFELY wilh FOUR TMENTROOM hn'nlshed De1-A-Dlet tablet9. Only ll8c APAR • un • at Summer's Pharmacy, New In Pomeroy. phone 992-5385. Haven. 10 22 3otp 11-21-TFC COLDS, HAY lever, sinus RESTAURANT, fully equipped Hours of relief in every SinoIn Rutland across Crom RutTime capsule. $1.49 vslue land Furniture, see Arnold only 99c. Summers PharGrate at the Furniture store. macy, New Haven. SINGER SEWING MACHINE 11-:IUTC 10 22 32tp in lovely sewing table, does READY - MIX concrete delivered right to your project. all regular seWing. plus dial Fast and easy. Free esti4 room apartment furnished. SINGER TOUCH & SEW, 600 equipned for fanev Zi~ Zag mates. Phone 992-3284, Goeg. Phone 99:1-3658. 9-17-tfc series. Lovely two tone pas. desi~ns . buttonhole•, overlein Ready . Mix Co., Middletel blue. Fully equipped to casts. etc.. onlY 8 monthly port, Ohio. 6 30 tic buttonhole, fancy desiRD. etc. payments of $1.67 per week. automatic bobbin refill. Orig. phone 992-2685. 11-22-TFC NEIGLER's Building Supply lnally $331.85. $36.40 now due for building homes, repair and DBsume balance. Trade- SI"GER SEWING MACHINE. work, kitchen cabinets and Ina accepted. hone 992-2885. !961 CHEVROLET VI, ~. sews forward and reverse. other work. Call 949-31101 or 11 7 tfc phone 70-5806. 11-21-4TC ziR zag equipped to button949-3228. It 8 tfc hole. monogram, dam. etc., r.nt('.!I'!T. .TBm(IS Hnllsews like new, pay olf 5 pay1961 CHEVROLE'l' PICKUP ETHYLENE GT. YCOL Base BUDGET PRICE furniture on Rr.. Paul H. Ba... .John , TRUCK, blaek-wlolte, pltoue permanent antifreeze. $1.33 ments $6 each. phone our third noor budget shop. Rose. E L. Riebel Vlrgj'l ' 74:1-5381. per gallon. Pomeroy Home 11-Zl.n'C 992-2685. 11-2:1-TFC Baker Furniture. Middleport, .l•rnlor Wbl!e. Hay. and Auto. 10 30 tfc Ohio. ? 23 tfc Bissell. R•lnh Ballard. HOSPITAL BED, good condiLawrence. Mrs. A. A. uon. $50, mangle t21J, ron. GUARANTEED USED Tires. CURTISS DAIRY BEEF Breed$S.05 up. Pomeroy Home and Mu1ical InstrumentS IIM'M....W!'llel~l~s.;:;~_,;-~bed~ t21J, Frigidaire $50, Ing. service for anyone Aulo. 10 SO tfc FOR SALE SPINET W EOO I "'G R I .. G 1 !!10 THE NATIONALINE DISPOSER · J,A DY FOR TELEPHONE AN- 2 SIGNS wanMr.·· BAKER FURNITURE, MIDDLEPORT MODEL 170 For S•le TRUCK, m ton. liM to 11158 WIRE FUR : STRETCHERS. model. With Rat bed, must be Coon, Fox, Mfnk, Rats, posin good condition. contact Issum. skunk, cheap, going out aoc Lewis. CitRon. W. Va. of lur h<JSln,ss, Bill Bailey, 11-21-3TP 2nd st., Reedsville . . ll-19-6TC ~·· · Help Wanted 50Cks and aU are available In several colors. <Glitter Kn!la, Lid., 385 Plfth Ave .. New York, N.Y.I . Kentucky eountrJ Haln II • _.t meat p<>polar lo tho lll1lepul State . epeetally·tnllled and • • • · a blender, combine 1 cup of chilled cranherr)' juice ooek• to.il. 1 vecy t l! blespoon ripe banaua. 1 or sugar 1 and %_ r.uP . or chilled heai'J' ciUID; blend untO smoot.b. Serve at; once, garnished with a sprinkle o1 cinnamon. Makes 2 aervtn11. Add 'h cup ol Pitted ripe oUves, he.Ived, tor extra IPICW 1 flavor tn stew made w1Ul lUDit neck.M.Psl!ces . . .1\ ~ · '/.., , :. ·~•WMllltAv··"· . . "l'lllU nb11• 1:5t SlgD 011 - New '" · G:OO Sacred Hart 6:20 Meigs Co. 'RFil,. . 6:25 Education Nen.· · . • l:illr National Newt .. .; ; . 1:35 Bill M1J1et Sltollt' ' 7:30 Neq;and Spotll 7:30 ~ -~•• J'r!. . 7:50 Natilial Ne111 '" 1:45 Baker Show, Wed.-Pit.. 1:45 barlra\001 llepart, Tbtlii. . 1:110 News · ... t:IS Coffee Wllb J..;.i"" · . . 10:00 Swap Sloop, II:IS MeoWationl 10:30 ~ l>ari7· ...... ' 11:110 OhiO Nelli :·,:._ tl:Os Tlnr'• Country ~- , 11:30 Tiny's Country Qyioo"li!* 12:00 National & Oblo ~- · 12:15 Local Nelli l 12:25 'Sports Report 12:30 Gueil Star, Fri. · 12:30 Larry AnderaOI) - . . (1:00 River ~ 2:00 Ohio New• S:OO Ohio News . 3:05 Mileo Kusic 4:00 News 4: 30 Local Ne111 1:00 Sports Scope 5:15 Sign Off SA'l'URDAY 1:58 Sip Oil 1:110 Protestant 1:30 National New 1:35 Anderaon'o SllDW · 10:50 ToP Ten Sbn-· -<. 12:00 NooD Newa ~ 12:15 Rev. Gecl1t lli7lllll · 12:30 A.S.C.-Pete 12:45 Muon Co. AI!'L · .. " 1:110 News - ~, 1: 15 Footblll ' \l e:sl-·· 4:31 Sporll Rwndap 4:35 Kuslc'l Show 5:110 Sports Scope I:IS SJsn 011 ' �., t ·--, . -~-- . . . .--.. .,.. . ...-.. .. . . f -~ ~ ,.,~ '. ' '"T ""J! . USE THE -.-. ..! ( "1' .,\ '~--"F _,_ ' ' ~' '"Pt <-'·+ P.' . '"'":li"'''"'.':""'""V~ • ., "f".-·-- - ,. .,r , I Jlj.J. ., t ·; ." .. Jii ~Wtill,.• I • !• c .., I -\'\ . . ....... • ~.rt i"~Ji') ' • 9 • llallv Sentinel, Pomeroy• ltlddleport, o., THE. WANT AD INIIIOlMATION DIAD~INII I •· m. DI'Y ·IJtfore Publle~llent Mtndty O.fdllno t I, m. C:tncellttloftt • Cor...cttont Will M 1ecopteot ""Ill t :1, m. for D•Y ot l'ublle~non WURLllzER .A!:_t(arved REDYI.AI1'10NJ New Thf! Pu:,umor ,.·, .rvet the right .. dlt Ol' l'f'o1'ct ilny ad1 deeml!d ~ ob- .. octlon6bl•. Th• ~Mtbllth•r will not 1.) r•tMntlblo for More ttuln o"' In· ~r roet lnHrtlon. Twin-RCidc Portable lATII 'or W1ftt Ad Dishwasher M!nlmvm Chtrlt 7Sc 12 ctntl per Orcl thrH CIHIHCU• iVI l"l•rt:ont. 11 c•nh, " ' Werlll 1111tx c.nsecutlve ''" rtions; 21 por cent Dlscou~tt on Plld adt :1d JCI 111:d Within 10 dl\'t. CAID 0' THANKI I OIITUAIII:IIJ II ... lor 50 word minimum, loch ·::dltltntl w~d 2c. ILIND ADS .cltUtlonal 25c Chlrto per Advor· ,.... nt. Of"c:l MOUII 1:30 1. lfl, to JtOO p, m. DIIIJ I :U • m. to 12:01 Moen iltwrdil~ IT'I IAIY TO PLACE A WANT AD PHONI tft.21S6 ' Mode~SMSOIB III II WIDDIIIG 111111$ ONLY WU.RLITZER GIVES YOU TOTAL TONE A meaningful ~eritagc of 117 years oC craftsmanship stands behind the name ArtCarved, inscribed by arti- Usten to the newest, most exciting sound in home or. gans : Wurlitzer Total Tone. It brings incomparable depth. richness, and fin e shadings of tone to all orgcn sans, who create your ring with the same careful pride they earned more than a century ago. illustrated: Starburst Set ; his, $37.50, hers, $37.50. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy ' 1HE IDIAl Gin FOI YOUI WIIOlU FAMIY Now . . . General Ele<tric features a smari cherry earvil!g board counter top on tbla new Mob!lo Maid* dJib. wuher. Its rich looking appearance adds beauty and el· egance to your kitchen.. Treat your whole famlly to the marvels or General Electric's automaliOII with U.. additional features: • New exclusive Silver • Automallc RiDie Glo Shower dispenser • kycle push button • Faucet no controls • Twin llft.top raeb Let you and your family do better things than washi!lg clilbe81 AMIIICA'S fAYOim W11A1S - Hll 1'111 m• MMIY Why DOt· five the ultimate Ill llgbt-nlcht comtort ·and food loob to the important people Ia your llfeT HUSH PUPPIES* shoee come in a variety of stylei and colora Cor mea, women and cblldren. SiJel and Wldtba rqe from toddler size 2 to giant size 18. Truly the gill to mate you Important In the eyes of t~ who mean the moat to you. Prlcea from children's $8.99 to about $15.00 for loll and apeeially shoes " ·THE SHOE BOX, Middleport H&R FIRESTONE, Middleport Open Fridays Tl19:00 - All Dav - Thurs. - HONDA Weartested for More Comfort! I II I I II I I ' III I NOW! BECAUSE YOU ASK FOR IT!! TOUCH 6 BIIIWO ••wine maohiae. JARMAN SHOES - THE MOST FmiNG GIFT WORLD'S FiR ST AND"FlNEST AnY 19an on your gUt list will be highly pleased with CHAIN SAWS you don't know his site or think he'd rather select his shoes himsell. we have Jarman gift certilicalel.) Widths A, B, C, D, E, EEE. Sizes 6'h to 13. Priced $11.95 to $23.95. HARnEY & BENN~lT, t:f>winl! book. ' ,, .' ~ The Gift For I hat Man On Your List. craftsmanship-and " friendliness of fit" for extra-pleas(U nu deluxe d . .Jr, ••win&' benob. aad . Jarmans, lor he will get distinctive ,styling and top ant walking. Dalu:a:e IIIII 11111111111111111\IIDIIDIII,/ ·I'I POMEROY HOME AND AUTO \!' PLAY SANTA TO HER FOR CHRISTMAS WITH A SINGER• . Surprise her with a Deluxe Touch ah<l Sew Singer. Other new Singer Sewing MAchines from '59.SU up. THE FABRIC SHOP, Pomeroy Pomeroy RAWUNGS HONDA SALES,J4!dcllaport CHANNEL MASTEB TIMEX • ,) ' Keyaoter Rote• Ravel On or The Gift Perfect tellaft lldlllaUHJSHOE POLISHER Watch for Christmas TIMEX-featuring stainless steel backs, unbreakable Jaamsprinea ami shock resi stant. There is a Timex Y.·atch for every one on your list. Men's, women's ind 'nildreo'1, f6.95 11p. SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, Pomeroy LUY! QUICK! TIDY! Co•••oured 13" power handle lets you shine all areas of the shoe quickly and easily. Power pick up and release of attachments keeps fingers clean. Attachments Jn.. elude two polishing brushes, brown and black, complete Mlh loam buffin~ pads, and two touch-up travel kit~ cootamong brown and black polish and applleators. Beoge power handle stores easily b1 durable charcruoJ grey case. ('f. ft, MOORE'S STORE, POIMI'Oy Off Campw eperated er AC bpe .-..rlalllllldliO,.. III I It's ready to do it anywhere. You can tape or play back the Channel Master at the push of a button. No need to Plug it in (unlesa you want to). And wbat a joy to listen to! Outstanding solid state circuitry assures surprisingly rich hi·fidellty sound for voice or music. Features? In addition to easy pushbutton operation you get- Automatic Level Control for dl•· tortlon·free party or group conversation recordlnp ). Capstan Drive, Digital counter. Remote control mllte. Vu·Meter. Tone control. Battery strength Indicator. 3'% and I~ IPS. Up to 5" reel. Complete With ac:ee• "'nes. lol"fl~o I HIUI ptor WOrd Oft. IMertlon Notice I wUi not be responsible Cor any debts contracted by anyone other than mysell. Robert L. Arnold 11-24-3TP ROOM available for bedfast or ambulatory woman at Syraeuse Nursing Home. 11·24-3TC WE, the under signed bereby give notice that our property II posted for NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING day or night of .tbla date: Stanley Trussell. Jam81 Bailey, R<r bert Ritchie, Gary R. Dlll, Walter M. Barrett, Oris Smith Perry Carpenter, Raymond Evans, N. G. Rose, Henry Wlvole, LeWis E. Edgell. Theodore Pullins, John P. Kelly, Alva Coates. Doris Hollet, Paul Orr, Dr. H. D. Brown, A. D. Tuttle, M. W. Runyan. Berthn Foster, Ar· vii Holter, Larry Ritchie. Olan Hvsell. Warren R<ose. John Golden. Paul Moore, Carl Hicks. Dou~las G. CJr. cle. Carl Morri<. Edson Roush Ralnh Lee, l\llltorr · :Cirele:· Lew C. Johnston. M. A. Har· ria, Bryan Harris. Anton "LI· ter. George Hensley, C. R. Harris Farm. Gordon Profitt. Doris Miller. Clarence Prof. fttt, Henry Thomas. Eurana 'ftoolllJ.9. Lando Clay, Vie . Wippel, Freda Frecker, Will· 1e Frecker, Zona Biggs, Ray. mond Teaford. Martha McElrov. Gene McEirov. George Morrison. Glenn Tuttle. r:~~: R. Pitzer, Robert ,(l . Georre G<!nheimer, K. Ridenour. James AJl. d~~~:~ Hattie Frederick. N1 Frederick. Henry Wsld S1l011cer, Jlo. 0 . Bailey, John Hayes. r.o:,;::i~Fr~ederick, Jr .. Oeor~• '' Sr .. Kenneth New. Clayton Schartl••·· Catalina offers this Open Front Bluer, Style 15~ double knit ChaneJ.type jacket, welt seamlof, side pocteta, long sleeves, 100% wool. Panel Tie Shell Style 15206-double knit shell, sleeveless, jeWel ~. solid color sides and bact with contrutlng ftoDt Jilin· el. And, companion. _IAHI CLOTHIEIS, Middle'*' <; • .. t;LOT 11 00 "l'!IO 13 00 TO 111 00 / MART INIQU I!: l-1 00 Al i OT O 1.11 00 WIO OI N G IUN G. II..I I I' ' "L"""" ......--. !.!.._G IS T E A E 0 ~:pea. DIAMON~ t k e ® MODEL 760 RINGS II II filE IlliG WIJH THf PERFECT DIAMOND A perfe<l diamtlnd fflle<ls Cull beauty and brilli811ce and Keepsake guanntees a p.rCe<l center diamond in Writing (or repla~elll •ssuredl. With your Keepsake Diamond Ring, y receive permanent l'el'lstratlon, P"" tectlon against lou diamonds Crom the setting lor ooo lull year, and lifetime trade-In prlvlleo!e. For the perfeel Jtilt . . . Co • • • choose a KEEPSAKE DIA· MOND RlNil __._._... ___. 1- C·JIWE.LERS, Pomeroy .............. ~- '., SWERING service in Pomeroy. good pay, must have phone and a ~ood voice. work in your own , home, write or call Arcade TV & ApPliance Co., 900 7th St.. Parkersburg, W. Va. or call Mr. Woodle at 485-4571. 11-22-3TC 2 ' ··Webb. ERl~STI~IINN WORKING HOME.? S•l'd IDe lor de: Carman. 350 Groveport, olumbus, Ohio 4320'7. 11-2UTP LmA• v SP"CIAL ON COLD from Nov. Z1 through 29. 115 now 111.50. llUO $10. 110 nO'W 18.50, Ruth's $hop, Millon, phone . 11-19-llrrl' Shoot HIS CHRISTMAS lml,.._l'll Hog--Bicon• SYRACUSE ~!.I. PARK Nov.'26-1 P.M. -· EIERSBACH HARDWARE, Pomeroy M~.;~M;E~:~~C~~ s~~i~~~~ ~j~~~ i~ie~io~. ·N~ ww ft~~ Pomeroy Motor Co. KNAPP SHOES. Cliff's Shoe Repair. Complete Sboe service. Middl~i"'II 5 30\D .' ' . .... '··'·' ... , l ' ' rruo. OLD ' Business Serv· @) · (J({ POMEROY, OHIO · ..,.....~-r"' '~ .;' EXPERIENCED. eAiumlnum Contact: RADIATOR . CHARLES USLE STORM Syracu11, Ohio WINDOWS end ...... ,..~ For Jlne EatlmaiH eAiumlnum Awningt eAiumlnum Siding DOORS eAiumlnum Ralllnga eC.r Ports eP•IIoa e Blo,.n In lnsuletion or Cell Collect 532-6811 Elmer E. White, 404¥.! So. 4th St., Ironton Rlp-.ntlllve In This Area 20 Years Real Estate For For Sale '49 JEEP. metal top, kelly hubs. '59 Ford. 4 door, standard, good condition, Phone 992-2966 11-24-3TP MIDDLEPORT ~ 2 story 8 room, modem kitchen, Ill balhs, 5 bedrooms, 2 enclosed 'lorches, 1957 BUICK, GOOD CONDITION, phone 992-6823. 11·24-3TP CORN, HAY. CAITLE. John J . Rose, phone 949-2821. 11-24-!TC 992-2181 ~ J1ck W. Cei'HI, Mar· II ONI 992-3325 Albert M. Cox. Brolt'f 9!12-31130 or 992-3136 11 -22-~tr - ··· =-=-- - HOUSE FOR SALE next to school in Middleport. Priced to sell . Phone 992-5321. 11 3 tfc FIVE ROOM HOUSE, I acre ground, near Rutland. newly Services Offered decorated inside and out, $2000. see Arnold Grate, RutA. C. BRADF'ORD land. 11-IUTC AUCTIONEER , . • Complete crvlco ' WA'i¢11"')\ ' '~i'Y ''~? SINGWrite, Phoae or Contact ER •ewing machine, 1967 Crttt Bradlord model. used only 5 months, RAcine, Ohio •et dial lor zi~ za~s. fancy 5 I tfc •!Itches. butwnholes. blindhems, etc., will sell for $67. nothing down. $6 monthly. AIR CONDITIONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigcall Ravenswood 273-9893. •ratlon, New Haven. bone 11·22·6TC 882-2079. 4 6 tfc RADIATOR . LUMP COAL SERVICE OPEN 7 TO 7 MON. THRU FRI. o• '"II . CALL DICK RAWLINGS NICIST PEO~••o AIINewa.dlalw...., . JAYMAR COAL CO. RT. 7 AtThe Mligund Rawlings Honda Slles Gallla County Line ·--:~ QJf!l\l PH. 992-6408 AUTOMOBILE insurance been cancelled? Lost your operator's license? Cali 992·29116. 6 15 tfc NOTICI 0, APPOINTMINT Ca1a No. 1tl15 lttato of Chtrllt Peck DH••Md· Notlcto 1.1 henb,. Jlven tllat Paul Peclll of R. D. Albany Ohio h11 bun duly appointed Admlnl1trator of the 'Eitate of Charle• Peel deeeued lat41 of B. D. Albany Ohio Melli CouatJ Ohio. Cre41ton are required to Ble their claim• wltb 1ald fh'luclary within four montba Dated thl~ 14th day of Nonmber liii'J' · F. H. O"B1UII:N Probate Judp of .aid Coul'llJ nu 1'1' 14 nm 1 3tc! - iMTit1 COMMON ..PLIAI C:OURT MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO IAI"DALL 1 . CAIPINTII, I Minor, tt ".." et' e1e, bY Henry o . ca,..nttr, htt fotl'lar anti no•t fri1ML lex 11J, Middleport, Olllo Pltlntlff, eAn,ryp. , . '' 1 KEITH GOBLI Fe. . NOTIC:I OF Z.bte of A~TMIItiT Denver eeaNd. Notice ll hereby liven tb.t Vll· dNd I. Zlqler of Cbelter, Molp CGunty, Ohio llno been dub' appoiDt· ed Admlnl1tratrlx of lbe ltltteta of Denver ThoMa, deceued, tate of Pomero7, Velll Count,., Oblo. Credltol'l ore required to file their with aaid flducla,. wltbln four moatN. Dated thll 10th dQ' o! November. dalmo ttr.r. P, M. O'IIIIN ,....,... .ltcln If lllcl Ceuntr 11 ·24 12-1 1J.8 3TC T NO ICI 01' -'"OINTMINT No. 1H11 latatt of Corl W. Kaut1 lhlttallld, Notice II hereby rtven th•t Carl R. Kautl whOM Pod: Oftlee Addft!ll Ia PomeroJ Ghlo Star Route ha• been duly appointed .. Admlnlttrator with tJ:ae Will annexed or lhe Eab.te of C.rl W . Kaull lale of Melli County Ohio decea~ed . D.lted thi1 Uth day of November IN?. P'. H. O'DRI&N JudJe of the Problte Court M•lp Count,. Olllo on te 23 30 3te within one or two days or place in yow home freezer U you want to have another turkey dinner later. Be sure that such foods a.re property packaged in air-tight containers or wro.pplngs before freez .. lng. The Philadelphia Spelling John Barry, was the first book registered for copyright In the United St•tes. • • • Book, by Chicken . BAD.EY'S BESTAtJBANT PHONE 992-3974 Pomorer Dally 5:30AM to 1:30 PM-Suaday 7:00 to 7:00 New for the w!l\llr outdooYs set Is the m!Utacy-style ski cap. .. . It's "His" and "Hers" tn tbe newest of sports wardrobe. The originally ....m by the rugged idea of male and female attire mountain folk of Central Eu~ rope. The cap, with visor, can · eoordlnated in B))Ortawear js the bra1nch11d of llel'Dard Im· be worn ftaps turned UJ1 for her or Now York. To match warmer day~. flaps· down to Items Include uh!rta, uhoes and cover ears tn colder weather. and flaps fully unfurled to add face pro&iectton In eevere ther. "''ea <Bator!, 436 Mamaroneck Av, .. Mamaroneck, N.Y.) . . Plor!~a .. oeceded !rom tile unloo Jan. 10, 1881. • e • ' For tho Kids Children will enJOll IIllo CU. No. lt.lll 'l"bom11, Do· · smooth pink banana drink. D1 Refrigerate leftover turkey meat, stu:l'rlng, and gravy fleP• ara.tely and promptlY. Use 211 E. Main eC.r eTruck elllll• Con elulldaiw Legal Notice Insurance HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Budget plan, metered tlcke)f and treated Cue!. a . extra £JRra?fl!, barn. ~verPI other buildin"s. Lorated closP. to Hl•h ~chnot . Good Investment lor $12.000.00 992·2181 COLLECT • POMEROY e;arage, HONDA SAI:B & SERVICE caroort. $10.600.00 I•:AST MAIN ST., POMEROY~ story home. 5 rooms, bath, ,.. . . nrc, front porch. Income $35.00 per month. $3.500.00 5 ACRES - ON ROUTE 121RACINE - 2 'torv home. II I'Ooms, 2 kitchens. 2 b•ths. WERE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR FUEL OIL SERVICE LAST YEAR? IF NOT, CALL Pomeroy Landmark V. V.Johnson&Son • ;122- 4th Ave., Huntington Cuek/t, r<~"lt• Pomeroy or 985-3a24 Chester. RATS, MICE eliminated for. take ever low monthly payNotify by 8 a. m. for morning ever. "Get Star" 2\l lb. $1.89. DON'T Pump your sluggish ments on a spinet piano. Can performance service, I p. m. Eberabach Hdwe., Solar Run septic tant, get Klean Em AU he seen locally, write Credit aRemoon service. No promMill, Pickens' Rclwe .. Mason. septic lank cleaner, LandManager, P. 0. Box 276, Ising alter 6 p. m. for the 10 12 30tp mark Farm Bureau. Shelbyville, Indiana. same day. 10 2'1 30tc 11-11·30TC 11·24-2TP RUGS a mess? Clean for less Roal Estate For Sele SEWING MACHINES. repair l&qs STEREO RADIO combin- With Blue Lustre. Rent elctO'BRIEN AND CROW service. all mates. WY 2lrlc shampooer II. Star SU!Iation, handsome walnut eonREALTY CO. 2284. The Fabric Shop, Pomply, Racine, Ohto. sole. this bas a BSR automa· MIDDLEPORT2 story frame. eroy. Authorized Sl"'er Sales II 17 6te lie record changer, take over 3 bedonnis, bath, new wall to and service. 3 29 tfc paymenll at t5 per month or wall carpet, rental over garpay balance due .-.u, call SOLID STATE stereo. 1967 age in rear for additional inTREE TRIMI\IING and removwalnut stereo console with 4 992-21136. 11-21.eTC rome. al. Fully lnaured . Free estispeakers, 4 apeecl automallc IIIJNERSVJLLE CLEAN AS mates. O'Connor's Tree and changer, take over payments SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing maA PIN remodeled and in Landscaoe · S•rvlce. Call 985of N.4L per month or pay · chine sold much blgber, this e"Cellent condition, • bed· 4141 or 985-3547. Chester. 0. balance due call maehlne wUI make Jiu1t0n. rooms. bnth. garage and 11 15 llltn 992-3218. 11·21J.tl'C hol81, dam, embroidery and w~rkshop. $9,000.00. CHIHUAHUA STUD service. ztg.zag;. ~e over payments POMEROY I acre with Phone 843-28f3. II 7 30tc of 11.25 per week or pay bel· MAPLE STEREO radio COJ>o ranch tyne house. 3 bedrooms, sole· C!OIIIblnaUon, 1967 mod· ance due pa.a. wiD dillbuut-in kitchen, carp(lrt, all ELECTROLUX Sales and Serv· em stereo' AM lo FM rl!dlo count lor euh, caU 1112-2131. like new. $11,000.00 Ice. Bonded factory repre118ncombmatlon, I lpeH aUto' ll-ll.n'C Beary Ueland ' tallve. Pb. 992-3180. malic cbjuoger, modem map. Ollioe - lft.ZZH' 10 t.pttp le . l e , . ba..nc:e llue HOuSE TRAILER, SbiJ, 4 Res.- tn-1511 ' • 126.34 or JIIIYmenlt! of -" 1'1 ~ and bath, inqUire ,Ra· 11-22 per month. ti~i·, -=13~ .< ~ Sblyeter, Bm,111'• Trailer : II~ Court. !lflnernllle, Ill-JIM. .lt-JI-S'ro REMINGTON "PUMP GUNS" ... FOR A LIFETIME OF SHOOTING SPORT Remington shotguns and rifles, favorite of Amerloll sportsmen since 1816. The hunter in your family will welcome a Remington for Christmas '67. Many guna on display now, special orders token for Cbrlstmu d•l iv•r.v. We'll lay them away Cor you, too. QUALITY 1 1960 CORVAIR . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . .. ,!95 aDr. ~od tires~ clean interior, std. t;ans. Ra~lo " MIXED HAY, 40c a bnle, also . 700 Heater. one semi rig, and GMC tractor. Contact, M. W. Runyon. Eagle Ridge Road, 1\llners- BJ Selia body, radio and heater. ville, Ohio 45736 lt-19·10TC · .. .. · · ·.·....... ....... . S995 2 Door. Dark green finish, vinyl Interior. Ui:e new POOIJLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy tixes. Radio & Heater, std. lrans. miniature. $75 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phone 1192-5443. It 3 tic OPIN IVIS. 9100 P.M. BAR MAID AND part time waitress. Sundown Nile Club. 1967 SEWING MACHINE. fuJ. iy equipped to zig zag, Caney 11·31-3TP design, dam, sew in zippers. etc. Layaway. Balance $32.For Rent 70. Phone 9&2-2685. SIX ROOM apartment, 3 bed· 11 7 tic rooms, unfurnished, 6 closets space, bot water . heat, atore room, outside porch. Phone 1192-5307. II 8 tfc LOSE: WElGHT safely with Dex A-Diet labiels. Only 'lllr. Nel'on's Druy. 9 19 60tc TWO BEDROOM furnished apartment. 114\l Mulberry SPEED QUEEN wringer • Ave. Phone 1192-8691. washer. .Like new. B. M. II 7 tic Cooper, Dexter. 11 13 tfc 1 room apartment furnished. 9 17 tfc POTATOF:S. Clarence Proffitt. Phone 992-3658. Porlland. Phone 843-2254. u a tfc FURNISHED APARTMENTS 3 and 1 rooms, furnace heal, FACTORY reoaired tlros. guarout of all fioods, 2 block& anteed. regular tread, all !rom Pomeroy Poat Ofllce. sizes. $12.50 each. John W. Private parklJil!. Call 992VanMeter. Syracuse. Phone 539% between 10 a. m. aod 7 992-2788. It 8 12tc 9 19 tfc p. m. SINGER MODEL 66, in nice FURNISHED and unfumlabed walnut sewln~ table. l"oks apartments. Close to school. and runs like .new. fully Phone 992-5435. 10 18 tic equioped to zi~ zaq, mon<r ~ram. buttonhole. etc. Pay 10 FURNISHED and unCuml!hed pavments $5.50 each or $50 apartments. Rowley & Reed. cash. Phone 992-2685. Phone 99H$71 after 4 p. m. 11 7 tfc to 31 tfc HOUSE. 301 Sycamore st~ Middleport, see Mr~i- ~ Motor Co. Oil ---AND- BATH LOSE WEIGJlr sAFELY wilh FOUR TMENTROOM hn'nlshed De1-A-Dlet tablet9. Only ll8c APAR • un • at Summer's Pharmacy, New In Pomeroy. phone 992-5385. Haven. 10 22 3otp 11-21-TFC COLDS, HAY lever, sinus RESTAURANT, fully equipped Hours of relief in every SinoIn Rutland across Crom RutTime capsule. $1.49 vslue land Furniture, see Arnold only 99c. Summers PharGrate at the Furniture store. macy, New Haven. SINGER SEWING MACHINE 11-:IUTC 10 22 32tp in lovely sewing table, does READY - MIX concrete delivered right to your project. all regular seWing. plus dial Fast and easy. Free esti4 room apartment furnished. SINGER TOUCH & SEW, 600 equipned for fanev Zi~ Zag mates. Phone 992-3284, Goeg. Phone 99:1-3658. 9-17-tfc series. Lovely two tone pas. desi~ns . buttonhole•, overlein Ready . Mix Co., Middletel blue. Fully equipped to casts. etc.. onlY 8 monthly port, Ohio. 6 30 tic buttonhole, fancy desiRD. etc. payments of $1.67 per week. automatic bobbin refill. Orig. phone 992-2685. 11-22-TFC NEIGLER's Building Supply lnally $331.85. $36.40 now due for building homes, repair and DBsume balance. Trade- SI"GER SEWING MACHINE. work, kitchen cabinets and Ina accepted. hone 992-2885. !961 CHEVROLET VI, ~. sews forward and reverse. other work. Call 949-31101 or 11 7 tfc phone 70-5806. 11-21-4TC ziR zag equipped to button949-3228. It 8 tfc hole. monogram, dam. etc., r.nt('.!I'!T. .TBm(IS Hnllsews like new, pay olf 5 pay1961 CHEVROLE'l' PICKUP ETHYLENE GT. YCOL Base BUDGET PRICE furniture on Rr.. Paul H. Ba... .John , TRUCK, blaek-wlolte, pltoue permanent antifreeze. $1.33 ments $6 each. phone our third noor budget shop. Rose. E L. Riebel Vlrgj'l ' 74:1-5381. per gallon. Pomeroy Home 11-Zl.n'C 992-2685. 11-2:1-TFC Baker Furniture. Middleport, .l•rnlor Wbl!e. Hay. and Auto. 10 30 tfc Ohio. ? 23 tfc Bissell. R•lnh Ballard. HOSPITAL BED, good condiLawrence. Mrs. A. A. uon. $50, mangle t21J, ron. GUARANTEED USED Tires. CURTISS DAIRY BEEF Breed$S.05 up. Pomeroy Home and Mu1ical InstrumentS IIM'M....W!'llel~l~s.;:;~_,;-~bed~ t21J, Frigidaire $50, Ing. service for anyone Aulo. 10 SO tfc FOR SALE SPINET W EOO I "'G R I .. G 1 !!10 THE NATIONALINE DISPOSER · J,A DY FOR TELEPHONE AN- 2 SIGNS wanMr.·· BAKER FURNITURE, MIDDLEPORT MODEL 170 For S•le TRUCK, m ton. liM to 11158 WIRE FUR : STRETCHERS. model. With Rat bed, must be Coon, Fox, Mfnk, Rats, posin good condition. contact Issum. skunk, cheap, going out aoc Lewis. CitRon. W. Va. of lur h<JSln,ss, Bill Bailey, 11-21-3TP 2nd st., Reedsville . . ll-19-6TC ~·· · Help Wanted 50Cks and aU are available In several colors. <Glitter Kn!la, Lid., 385 Plfth Ave .. New York, N.Y.I . Kentucky eountrJ Haln II • _.t meat p<>polar lo tho lll1lepul State . epeetally·tnllled and • • • · a blender, combine 1 cup of chilled cranherr)' juice ooek• to.il. 1 vecy t l! blespoon ripe banaua. 1 or sugar 1 and %_ r.uP . or chilled heai'J' ciUID; blend untO smoot.b. Serve at; once, garnished with a sprinkle o1 cinnamon. Makes 2 aervtn11. Add 'h cup ol Pitted ripe oUves, he.Ived, tor extra IPICW 1 flavor tn stew made w1Ul lUDit neck.M.Psl!ces . . .1\ ~ · '/.., , :. ·~•WMllltAv··"· . . "l'lllU nb11• 1:5t SlgD 011 - New '" · G:OO Sacred Hart 6:20 Meigs Co. 'RFil,. . 6:25 Education Nen.· · . • l:illr National Newt .. .; ; . 1:35 Bill M1J1et Sltollt' ' 7:30 Neq;and Spotll 7:30 ~ -~•• J'r!. . 7:50 Natilial Ne111 '" 1:45 Baker Show, Wed.-Pit.. 1:45 barlra\001 llepart, Tbtlii. . 1:110 News · ... t:IS Coffee Wllb J..;.i"" · . . 10:00 Swap Sloop, II:IS MeoWationl 10:30 ~ l>ari7· ...... ' 11:110 OhiO Nelli :·,:._ tl:Os Tlnr'• Country ~- , 11:30 Tiny's Country Qyioo"li!* 12:00 National & Oblo ~- · 12:15 Local Nelli l 12:25 'Sports Report 12:30 Gueil Star, Fri. · 12:30 Larry AnderaOI) - . . (1:00 River ~ 2:00 Ohio New• S:OO Ohio News . 3:05 Mileo Kusic 4:00 News 4: 30 Local Ne111 1:00 Sports Scope 5:15 Sign Off SA'l'URDAY 1:58 Sip Oil 1:110 Protestant 1:30 National New 1:35 Anderaon'o SllDW · 10:50 ToP Ten Sbn-· -<. 12:00 NooD Newa ~ 12:15 Rev. Gecl1t lli7lllll · 12:30 A.S.C.-Pete 12:45 Muon Co. AI!'L · .. " 1:110 News - ~, 1: 15 Footblll ' \l e:sl-·· 4:31 Sporll Rwndap 4:35 Kuslc'l Show 5:110 Sports Scope I:IS SJsn 011 ' �. ~,......- . . ---·-.,.~ .. ,, -- - - "'<I t'"''""_.,.._ ~ \ \' ..... , ' • l ' · lO- ~~ ~~n&l, ~;~·Middleport, o., Nov. 24, 1967 ROBIN MALONE · BARNEY GOO(;U: - Dailv ARNEY ~nttne:; · pomcroy-M\ddleport, - o, ,, Nov. . :I WUl.JfST . 24, 1967 ,..............._,..._... SICH A FER 'fORE HOUSE, ' ' ' __..., •• GOOD·LOOKIN' LEETLE ~:1\'!if\n;l AN' HE's SliiUiif'Y-10 TELL VE TO COME SEE Ntf· NEW LITTER OF MINE; ALL MINE!! PUPS LI'L ABNER THE BORN LOSER 'HE BORN LOSER WINNIE WINKLE SAY, ~IRDIE , THE TOURI~ ARE Ae;lGf./6 IF THE MAYFLOWER DOCKED AT F!'\GO Ao\GO WE ONE OUR GOOD FORTUNE TO WINNie FOR REOOMMENDING PACK CAREFULLY, JANIE. PRINCESS GUCRIANA'5 WEDDING GONN fv\UST TRAVEL THOUSANDS WHEN IT LEFT PLYMOOTH • 1\J ·lU'S PLAN . BY 1).1E WAY1 WINNIC / :-' DON'T FUSS / HER HIGHNE55 EX· PECTS YOU TO D!<ESS HER I'OR THE CEREMONY, STAN. tLL 13E THERE. 10 PRESS IT IF NECE~SARY. OF MIL.to / --- . - , , ..,,, 1110. •~ ' " t.o U! to< 011 *'OH -OH!" EEK AND MEEK USTEIJ, MEEK ... LET ME TELL YOV SJME"rnlkJG ABOUT TO A DEIJTI}l A lHIIvG OF EJ€P.,UT'{ IS A lH IVG OF BEIILJTY. .. Pt:IJrt STS ... EIJTAI.JOP€/.J MOUT1-\ IS A J(H >ara.!'ve qot FOREVER! two ~ear~ I lHIIJK IF e:ACt-lll)()TI-1 VKIJO\LI SOMETHI'-.JG, PR. f>RITE.BITE .. ."I 11-11'-IK HAD A &NJfiFUL LITTl£ I 11-\IIJI<. A LOVELY SMILE IS VERY IMR:lRT· I OOGHf 10 HII.VIO CAPS f'UT ON tvti TEETH !, OUSHT m HAVE. CAPS RJT 0/J MY TEETl-1? 1 HI>\VE A VE~ UIVI>\TTR"-CTIVE SMILE"! 1 ·'THIIJK active duty cominq up! \VHilE CAP OIJ IT l'D 1-\1>\VE II. LOVELY SMILE_, JX)IJ'T ~ THUJK ~ . AIJT m A GIRL ... SO rnk!'T <&J lHIIJI<. I YES I 0/JE BIG CAP OVER. 11-lE WHOL£ ~O<JTH UXJULD DO \IJC\VDE RS FOR '!OJ ! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \N l!lEVE.RL'i S·BUT, rr WAI>N'T A A Cl?l.IEL JOKE ~ IT l:l~Q TO BE I B·H·BUT, r-LO<;Sit.l DIDN'T YOU READ IT? I WENTY THOU---sAHD 1r-1 ... ) IN T HE TI-W.N YOUR TOfAL SALARY !=OR -;Pi COMe DOWIJ AS QUICK foS '\'OU CAN THE B I GGE;~T MOVIE PROUUCERS WI·N, THATb MORE ~t:"ORTIM'i;' PSSSl! He'I,EIAZOO, m: MA.I<'E · BELIEV1~ 51-lAMED uo:; EI'IOU~H DID YOU QQ WITH HA<5N'T Ml?. MOXIE 1£:. ONE ~BE OUR·liM Dli=EE!Wj1" FROM OTJ.IER CHILDREM WE KNOW, BoT WH"' I NEVeR HEARD m: HIM ~ Af'NWAV, m.,'s N\!'IN'( ACREADY~ '!@B.bP! !H , 11-<E LETTER'? w~~Tt-\ftr LETi'ER, OHLY ON't. W(:t.( l BURNED TO SAVE Ol.lR CASE AC,A\MST THOSE IJAI'Y)Alb: DO YOU "THINt<, C.E.Nt:RAL, "THAT rrt THAT'S WHAT! A'ID I'M C<V\0! MO)(IE WOULD COf'.1t K~OWII'IG' MO)(IE A~ I DO, I'M SIJRE 14~ WILL! W~ERE 'S 'ttlUR PHONE, CARL '2 HERE TO IESTI!=Y ~ Q.l\0! WHAT'2 INCREDIBLE! '[eAR§! J \ . LEfo.ltN ,&.,BOI.Jr OUii: DISCC'JEO:.Y! DICK TRACY 01-1, NO~ NOT TI-4AT, P!C.GV? WELL, LEE, THER'E IS YOUR SNAPPER 5RA55A11!>. ARE VES,WITH GO 'TO 1liE DIMES lORE YOUR liND c.ET Me A PAIR OF A'ID MOON MAID HAVE BEEN F'AVINC NIG~TLV VI51T5 IN SILENT MAGNETIC AIR CARS 'TO HIGH CRIME AREAS WI~ EXCELLENT RE!;ULTS. MOON -MAIO PLAS'Tlc HORNS AND MOON MAID eClOT5 , SIGNATURE IN TWO PLACES! BUGS BUNNY U~ 1 YOU 5All~AED?' 'I'OU KIDS WANNA ·Oto.NCE - I WANNA EA'T... I ' LL G~AB F'\VIl ANOTf.IER OA'I' Cl eACI<· BREAKIN1 lll:P.E MINU'TeS L..Al!OR COMIN' UP! LE'6 COMPI'OMISEl 0' SHUT-EYE! OUR BOARDING HOUSE A 'fu:<l'.[d ,,..,.., .... ....... .. . HE'G ""EAT IN ii-\'E CLIJT( I·A..-... ~I'D Major Hoopla I~E Ofi:Dfi<CD fV~N 6f5T BHOR\0 ·r~Eo ~CIMfAlj (>1A:l0R TURNED OOf!:S LOOSE! WE one letter to each square, to form . four ordinary words. I CABS I t'lt .. ·--· I I ,_,.,.,.f_,.... y,,_ . . ....~ ....... 1 .1 1 .. I FO~ A ClAIM TOMYSH~. By PHIL PASTORET Some people who go to half· a-dozen doctors constantly are enjoying 1U health. - With an el:treme, receding hairline. • • • bas ey~s which creature to liee · .front ~nd, to' the , -- I 1. I (J MIG~T ~I ~E • • • tl-1.5 ~ OTHERV<i'GE l Now arnnre !he clh:led Jettera to form the eul]lriu -•er, u · our(Ooted br thubove ce.rtoon. l'fiat .. sDRI'RlSE ..-... m rn 1 CHANT NIIDLI UTMOST Y~., ·, Ja..W..o tMTAL , .bowerr "!.~M.~ -~"" 'ofpl~ IM.n..l- \ f '.' · rJg~ ' · )ll' f• .,.~· ! '•'i ~~:.., """· 'II"' ·,~ ·~· _,•;t " '"" · · , 'l ',, ·~ \ __ ----_ D~AR PftiCIL PAL, BARBS A highbrow is a feUow r 1J .A so ~lN II AND WE S~li~E lO~SES EQUALLY I Un~trambl• thes• four Jumbleo, ~. ~ 1 AM ~E 0 10 Tl-IAT? '(()l) ~ 1 ~ 1'HERE', CENE.RALI TOMO~ROW, NINE A.M ., IN ~ . \) BEFORE PEOPLE HILL~····· MR, DI5TV~6£0. • ,_,, �. ~,......- . . ---·-.,.~ .. ,, -- - - "'<I t'"''""_.,.._ ~ \ \' ..... , ' • l ' · lO- ~~ ~~n&l, ~;~·Middleport, o., Nov. 24, 1967 ROBIN MALONE · BARNEY GOO(;U: - Dailv ARNEY ~nttne:; · pomcroy-M\ddleport, - o, ,, Nov. . :I WUl.JfST . 24, 1967 ,..............._,..._... SICH A FER 'fORE HOUSE, ' ' ' __..., •• GOOD·LOOKIN' LEETLE ~:1\'!if\n;l AN' HE's SliiUiif'Y-10 TELL VE TO COME SEE Ntf· NEW LITTER OF MINE; ALL MINE!! PUPS LI'L ABNER THE BORN LOSER 'HE BORN LOSER WINNIE WINKLE SAY, ~IRDIE , THE TOURI~ ARE Ae;lGf./6 IF THE MAYFLOWER DOCKED AT F!'\GO Ao\GO WE ONE OUR GOOD FORTUNE TO WINNie FOR REOOMMENDING PACK CAREFULLY, JANIE. PRINCESS GUCRIANA'5 WEDDING GONN fv\UST TRAVEL THOUSANDS WHEN IT LEFT PLYMOOTH • 1\J ·lU'S PLAN . BY 1).1E WAY1 WINNIC / :-' DON'T FUSS / HER HIGHNE55 EX· PECTS YOU TO D!<ESS HER I'OR THE CEREMONY, STAN. tLL 13E THERE. 10 PRESS IT IF NECE~SARY. OF MIL.to / --- . - , , ..,,, 1110. •~ ' " t.o U! to< 011 *'OH -OH!" EEK AND MEEK USTEIJ, MEEK ... LET ME TELL YOV SJME"rnlkJG ABOUT TO A DEIJTI}l A lHIIvG OF EJ€P.,UT'{ IS A lH IVG OF BEIILJTY. .. Pt:IJrt STS ... EIJTAI.JOP€/.J MOUT1-\ IS A J(H >ara.!'ve qot FOREVER! two ~ear~ I lHIIJK IF e:ACt-lll)()TI-1 VKIJO\LI SOMETHI'-.JG, PR. f>RITE.BITE .. ."I 11-11'-IK HAD A &NJfiFUL LITTl£ I 11-\IIJI<. A LOVELY SMILE IS VERY IMR:lRT· I OOGHf 10 HII.VIO CAPS f'UT ON tvti TEETH !, OUSHT m HAVE. CAPS RJT 0/J MY TEETl-1? 1 HI>\VE A VE~ UIVI>\TTR"-CTIVE SMILE"! 1 ·'THIIJK active duty cominq up! \VHilE CAP OIJ IT l'D 1-\1>\VE II. LOVELY SMILE_, JX)IJ'T ~ THUJK ~ . AIJT m A GIRL ... SO rnk!'T <&J lHIIJI<. I YES I 0/JE BIG CAP OVER. 11-lE WHOL£ ~O<JTH UXJULD DO \IJC\VDE RS FOR '!OJ ! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \N l!lEVE.RL'i S·BUT, rr WAI>N'T A A Cl?l.IEL JOKE ~ IT l:l~Q TO BE I B·H·BUT, r-LO<;Sit.l DIDN'T YOU READ IT? I WENTY THOU---sAHD 1r-1 ... ) IN T HE TI-W.N YOUR TOfAL SALARY !=OR -;Pi COMe DOWIJ AS QUICK foS '\'OU CAN THE B I GGE;~T MOVIE PROUUCERS WI·N, THATb MORE ~t:"ORTIM'i;' PSSSl! He'I,EIAZOO, m: MA.I<'E · BELIEV1~ 51-lAMED uo:; EI'IOU~H DID YOU QQ WITH HA<5N'T Ml?. MOXIE 1£:. ONE ~BE OUR·liM Dli=EE!Wj1" FROM OTJ.IER CHILDREM WE KNOW, BoT WH"' I NEVeR HEARD m: HIM ~ Af'NWAV, m.,'s N\!'IN'( ACREADY~ '!@B.bP! !H , 11-<E LETTER'? w~~Tt-\ftr LETi'ER, OHLY ON't. W(:t.( l BURNED TO SAVE Ol.lR CASE AC,A\MST THOSE IJAI'Y)Alb: DO YOU "THINt<, C.E.Nt:RAL, "THAT rrt THAT'S WHAT! A'ID I'M C<V\0! MO)(IE WOULD COf'.1t K~OWII'IG' MO)(IE A~ I DO, I'M SIJRE 14~ WILL! W~ERE 'S 'ttlUR PHONE, CARL '2 HERE TO IESTI!=Y ~ Q.l\0! WHAT'2 INCREDIBLE! '[eAR§! J \ . LEfo.ltN ,&.,BOI.Jr OUii: DISCC'JEO:.Y! DICK TRACY 01-1, NO~ NOT TI-4AT, P!C.GV? WELL, LEE, THER'E IS YOUR SNAPPER 5RA55A11!>. ARE VES,WITH GO 'TO 1liE DIMES lORE YOUR liND c.ET Me A PAIR OF A'ID MOON MAID HAVE BEEN F'AVINC NIG~TLV VI51T5 IN SILENT MAGNETIC AIR CARS 'TO HIGH CRIME AREAS WI~ EXCELLENT RE!;ULTS. MOON -MAIO PLAS'Tlc HORNS AND MOON MAID eClOT5 , SIGNATURE IN TWO PLACES! BUGS BUNNY U~ 1 YOU 5All~AED?' 'I'OU KIDS WANNA ·Oto.NCE - I WANNA EA'T... I ' LL G~AB F'\VIl ANOTf.IER OA'I' Cl eACI<· BREAKIN1 lll:P.E MINU'TeS L..Al!OR COMIN' UP! LE'6 COMPI'OMISEl 0' SHUT-EYE! OUR BOARDING HOUSE A 'fu:<l'.[d ,,..,.., .... ....... .. . HE'G ""EAT IN ii-\'E CLIJT( I·A..-... ~I'D Major Hoopla I~E Ofi:Dfi<CD fV~N 6f5T BHOR\0 ·r~Eo ~CIMfAlj (>1A:l0R TURNED OOf!:S LOOSE! WE one letter to each square, to form . four ordinary words. I CABS I t'lt .. ·--· I I ,_,.,.,.f_,.... y,,_ . . ....~ ....... 1 .1 1 .. I FO~ A ClAIM TOMYSH~. By PHIL PASTORET Some people who go to half· a-dozen doctors constantly are enjoying 1U health. - With an el:treme, receding hairline. • • • bas ey~s which creature to liee · .front ~nd, to' the , -- I 1. I (J MIG~T ~I ~E • • • tl-1.5 ~ OTHERV<i'GE l Now arnnre !he clh:led Jettera to form the eul]lriu -•er, u · our(Ooted br thubove ce.rtoon. l'fiat .. sDRI'RlSE ..-... m rn 1 CHANT NIIDLI UTMOST Y~., ·, Ja..W..o tMTAL , .bowerr "!.~M.~ -~"" 'ofpl~ IM.n..l- \ f '.' · rJg~ ' · )ll' f• .,.~· ! '•'i ~~:.., """· 'II"' ·,~ ·~· _,•;t " '"" · · , 'l ',, ·~ \ __ ----_ D~AR PftiCIL PAL, BARBS A highbrow is a feUow r 1J .A so ~lN II AND WE S~li~E lO~SES EQUALLY I Un~trambl• thes• four Jumbleo, ~. ~ 1 AM ~E 0 10 Tl-IAT? '(()l) ~ 1 ~ 1'HERE', CENE.RALI TOMO~ROW, NINE A.M ., IN ~ . \) BEFORE PEOPLE HILL~····· MR, DI5TV~6£0. • ,_,, �. uuba ttttt! • tn t~\ .-------------------------------------------...--~~~------...-·-----\·~ ~\, I Today's Thought CLASSIFI- , 1Ln1enbachs (cOntinued From Page 1) ' FOR REN'J', , Oifcir1 ror ber parents, Mr. Bnll Mro; Rl· FOR ltENT-Wil!,oopeta,Nil:e ley Mcintosh In Msoon. '!ben 5 rom~ DilL, fllrnls~.. !!~ oloeted ~Y IIIO)'ed to Mlnerovllle where FOR RENT-2 bedrOOII\inDef• ' 'roPS Wolibt they &!nee have reolded. edults, no pets. , · ··~ """ · Tueoda.Y n1a1tt at l!1t '. However, It was not untll1944 FOR SAL!LOR TRADE - ,... ., fl ~· tractor, 19~7 J~, . . IIUih N-1 ot Cbill!ilrt ~ !bat Mr. and Mrs. Hartenbaeh ~:~ P\II'Ci!lised .the S81ldstone bouoe M&G F~ Mal'k.t, 3 milo•.&QUilt oloeted whicH bed been bouglit by their of Mlcldlej)orl on Route 7, ~~ lt.~ nephew l!le late George Harten-, . 11-25·3tc EdUh Gardaer; ~sch, as elderly members of the ANNOVNCEBIRTII · · Ebll!l, PIII!IM! 1 .. ' . family-passed on. .. , ••_...... tam Holt~~ Ss>ol!'•l · '-.!'-'-·)' Mr. aDd illr1. Pat · - - . Eva Rob1011, uol.stont ......... While It Wu& owned by,G eo rge Plqla, aro lliiOIIDclni lila bh1h er; Wanda Ebllll. wollihtriri._m ,rdclHlll'lonbeeh, the residence wao of 111a1r llrll child, ,a· llx and er, and l!etfl Clark, ulilolet ·1 rented for about a year to Sid· on&ollalf pound 11011, Mataiew, bom welabt recorder. · ney Lellllelt, With the exception Nov. 20 at PlcJia, Gr....,.tllla Mr1o Clark bed cbarll8 II nco of that year, the house bas been are Mr. aDd lir1. RtchardVau&h- roetlon. A Thallklllvlng 1101111 occupied for more than the past an, Pomeroy, llld Mr.llld Mto. - rood, and each m8mbor _. 100 yearo by members of the Gerald Grimes, Fluohln& Wal- preltllled wt111 a boo~ Ntw ter Vau&ban, Pomoro.r, lis a diet buddies _., solected. 11.- · Hartonbach family, DOrted Ul were Nina Well preoerved and well main- great.grandlather. ------bara lllcGoYom, llld Volm& Partained, the house holds many antiquo fllrnlsblQgS not only hand· alhiete, will apeak. ed cloWn ln the Hartenbach CamAfter llJ88[d111 to 1be ..,...ng h lam of &u1daY School In 1be ycuth .PROGRAM PLANNED lly ·boJt also ln the Mcintoo • divisiOn, the Rev. Mr. Brown, A "Gospel In Sons" progriDI lly • wiR atng and preaeh at t h e will be preStlliod by the . . Mrs. Hartenbach is one of a morning worship oarvlco, family of eight children. Still Following •a COYered dlab dln- lor choir ot U.O Bethel' ¥It llvlQg are two sisters, Mro. nor at 8:15 p.m. he wiR allow Clolreh of i'ortlmouth at 3:30 Pearl Phillips and Mrs. Adolph slldea of his work In 1be Phil- p.m. &u1daY et the Mou!K MorGrueoer, twins, who also live in !Jll)lnea. He will be aaslatod by Iah Baptist Clllrcb, Middleport. Minersville, and a brother,bl J::s:wlfo::::•.,:C;::har:,:t-.::::.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, James Mclnto&bofNewell, W, Va. • Mr. Hartenbach is one of five children. He bas one brother, Mal'k, oow of East Liverpool and SpeCial Service Being Planned ~ ow~t~r!l af strat'!~c 'Jtdti:Ji:~, · Life in ·NBA World Is Not His Oyster By IRA BERKOW NEA Sports Writer 160 Deaths Over Holt"day Reported Career Levels Are Given money doing anything else.'' Monroe had s I a r t e d the game agajnst the Knicks, scored five points and spent most of the second half comfortably on the bench, "I'm averaging a b o u t 15 points a game," said Monroe. He smilej wanly. "But that's going down fast." Much of the sparkle and clan that marked his play as the h l g h e s I single-season scorer In collegiate history (1,329 points) and for which the Bullets are paying an estimated $50,000 a y e a r bas ebbed. It seems, now, that when he dribbles behind his back, he feels the crowd ••· peels lt of him-and , not be· cause he wants to or deUghts In lt. "I'm not tired in games, but I'm tired of the rest of it," said t h e 6-3%, 190-pound guard. "The !ravel, the sleeping odd hours , the eating in restaurants. I get home to Philadelphia at least once a week to rest." The period of adjustment from college to pro bail has been particularly hard on Monroe . He has nol been hitting. His style of play has to be ad jus I e d. And the pressures on·him to spark the floundering B u II e I s In the standings as weU as the box office have been great. Monroe, the BuUets' No. I draft pick, led Winston-Salem to the NCAA small college championship last year. He controlled play , He was the ultimate in showmanship and ability-passing and drlbbllOR between his legs and behind his back, assisting, rebounding and averaging 41.5 points a game. What he dld last year, be cannot do now. In pro ballunless your name ls Oscar Robertson-you cannot be a one-mao learn. "That puts the other four guys out of the game," said Don Ohl, another Bullet guard. "It takes time, maybe a year, to caleb on to tbe way tblngs IIIe done up here-to learn defenoe and how to get clear for shots. His offensive game has been especially i r k s o m e for Monroe. Ing, FoUowlng 43 years a• an employee of the Connor Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co, ln Pomeroy, Mr. Hartenbach became custodian of the Pomeroy Nation- berfelds In Pom al Bank ln 1960. Both he and Mrs. Hartenbach are members of the Minersville Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Hartenbach hove Melgs Couney. They are Mrs. Charles (Margaret) RusseU of Middleport; Sheriff Robert Hartat home, They have two grandchildren, steve and Debbie Hartenbach. Commission on Missions Plans Dec. 3 Service Tho Trillley Methodist Church Commlsalon on Missions plans a special oboervance on Dec. 3 at tbe churcb, tlte Rev. C; S. called for c h a r g i n g about three times a game. And my shooting has been off ever since I got to camp. I've had a couple of hot nights- 22 against the Knicks and 'l7 against one of those new West Coast teams. I though I'd start hitting after that, but I haven't. "I don't rea II y feel the pressures outwardly," he said. Then he tapped his head. "But I know my problems are aU up here. I g u e s s I am pressing." ! I SOLID STATE FMIAM AND FM STEREO RAiliOI ! CROW(S STEAK HOUSE By Unllod Preas illlernatlonil · Cyrus Vanee Saturday earrted a new Greek peace propolal to Turkey In an effort to avert a war over The Shop Saturday 9 am to 9 pm lesion, who le now with. the Overeeas Crueados and who haa distlniiJished himself ae an outstanding missionary, aclolst and . to wllbdraw all il'OOpl orlslnall1 apal by s.cretarY Gonora! Oboervor1 In 1\thllls Bald Vanet II'I'IUaded the Greek ' ~J>vermneat to agree Record 89th li'' ::1 1o·:::az,lc; s0 many depositors 26.. high,"' use our When you use our quick Drive-Up Thller Window you can bank in a jiffy . .. . sit right In your car .. target parking problems .. and don~t have to wor·. ry how you look! Taking the k1ds to school. . gomg to work or shopping. 16W deep! \ ' put In the 8I'OOIIICI (aooumlng he trees planted under Practice A. plant• at lealll1,000 trees). 7, for example. In about201earsaplneplantlng Appllcadona for tlte 1968 pro. will . - lhlmlng. At that Ume gram are being taken and trees a crop of poata may be remo\'- are turnlahed by tho state Fored, yielding $1.50 to $2 per estry Departmentonallrlllcome, tree. llrst served bael8. A!ll>llcat!on Sbields Bald comparable re- may be made at the ASCS olfice turns mey be IJilten from oub- In the Masonic Temple, Pomeroy. oecpeot thlnnlngs and tho final Free tedmlcal assistance on harvest, "Most of lite Idle _ , tree planting ls available from land In Meigs Count;y Is su1ta. tho Farm Forester uponreCJleal. blo tor pine," Bald Shield&, This aselstance lnvolvoelnipectPlanting costa tor landowners lng tho area to be planted and Who q.oall(y under cortaln COO advising what species woold be dldona, can be reduced If a prop. best to plant. He will also explain erfl holder q.oa!Uies for cost how to handle and plant s e e ~ sharing under the ASCS p r "' lings. Ho Chi ,Working From Sick Bed VIENTIANE, Laos (UP!) - Ho Cbl Minh ls seriously Ill and conducting North Vietnam's affairs of state hun his sick bed, a HIDI• garlan Journalist said Saturday. latvan L Szabo, the foreign news editor for Budapest's Nopsyabad· sag llllWspaper, said the 77-year-old Ho was unable to atteod the SOViet Union's 50th am1iversary celebrations in Moscow earlier this "IIOllth becauoe o1 his lllness,' Szabo, wtio stopped ln Laos en route to Camhodla followlrw a raids had created serious food visit to llano!, said Ho was dele- shortages. gatlni! more aulhortfl and reSzaho gave no lndlcnllon of the aponslbllity to his premier, Phan nature of Ho's illness. but sa~ Van Dong; Tbe Hunfarlan Journalist fur· soveare • .Iii. ~~· ~pptWJ tlldt.llle-l'l<>rth¥1* his fall~ beal)h. ''\'l!i't\ . nan\eso ~~ wu virtu.ailY In rU!nsl'&l.eepbols foOd •1!6~ bed arloen becauoe cil \1. S. bomb raids near the centsrr1the clll,. Szabo said oeveral bulldlngo In the city center Itself wore reclueed ·to rubble and living con· dltions were "utterly poor and However, Szabo said North Vietnamese citizens andolfi· clals were OOJtldent they could endure the U, s. attaeks lndefi· nltely and adamantly lnolsted there could be no. peace talk& unleos the · Amorlcac bombiQg raids stopped, He silld the North Vlotnamese were depeadlnil mainly on supplies hun friendly Communist oountrtes but !bat despite this help, dllllrlbutloo problem• as a result (1om Amerlcac born~ Toll is Soaring The 41penlng r1 the Chrlstma& shopping oeaoon lUred motorists to the nation's streets and high. "ay • Saturday and sent the Tbankaglvilli ,.ekend traf!lc toll IOa1'iJW toward the 50,0 mark. Amertcaua 1rere IIYbw on the highway& at the. rate ~ neuly sill an hour dllrlrC the ~-hour hoUday period, whleb began Wedneoda,y Ill 6 p. m., local time all4 ends at mldnilbt SUndey. Tbe UPI tally at 8130 .p, m. SaturdiiY showed at least Ul perll0118ldl1· ed In traffic elnce the began. California led the natiUI wltb t7 tratnc tieolba. ' ' THE OAKDALE I LS351 ,;_ A masterpiece of contemporary design with OOid, dean cut lines and sculptured base. This exciting the meetlJw bas been the lnltlal establish[qr of riii>JlOrt," the newly - elected mayor &ald. Rhode& called the meottrw "highly successtul" and "very productive'' and said he hoped similar program& will he lnitiated for other Ohio cities. "Ohio is no stronger than Its Features Admiral Automatic Fine Tuning and Instant Play. Powerful Q·26 chassis. 30-7/8' H, 36--7/8' W, 18-1/4• D. 459.95 RUTLAND - s to SANDWICH Ordarlyl'hone And Take 'lim Home 992-5432 ·~!: " .J5MO All Accounh lnaured Up To !lft,dlr . The F. .ral Dlpoalt lnauraftl!e ClltJillir,41tJtn ... GOOD INVE'iTMENT - state Forester Roller! McGulre, left, inspects tree plantiqrs of Guy Swadley, right, made eight years ago, Swadley, who has taken advantage ol' tlte Agricllilural Stabilization and Conservatioo Service's cost·share tree program, planted 50,000 more trees in 1966. Applications for 1968 trees on the same program are now be~ ta.ken at the ASCS ~fice in the ·Masonic Temple building in Pomeroy. + the state must give every asslstanco at its command ln the oolutlon of urban problems." Rut -"lillY the assistance he has in mind is more in the form ol. brain - power than dollar • power. Rhodes proposed eight opeclfic steps he thought Cleveland should take towards revitalization, but did not come up with much in the way r1 a commllment for new state aid to the city, He did note, however, that Cleveland would get $45 million to combat traffic bottlenecks it his proposed $700 mlllioo transportation bond issue is authorized by the legislature and by ~ voters. Thien Will :,~~t~?=~~~£:.~:;: Arsenic in Tak e Step Bread Kills proTo Peac·' e Person'"'· 70 ~ ~canning chants' annual Christmas Shop.. ping Guide, over SO Gallipolis merchamts are participatIng In the '67 Christmas motioo program, and ads de- scribing the many itemsavauable in the Old French Clcy may fOIDid by the pages doCo!oeofombar .ta " • Thi<:P' $al,.!Satur&\!r ·iit~Wloaflk ·., "' . • ~·. ~~toUIIjy mixed Into "several il8ttons": to tranamlt a broad doullh; baa killed at.Iealll letter to the North VIetnamese fl • 1V 70 per""'ls and lett more than 11 a "flrllt step toward peaCe 600 ~8rJDUsly Ui, a ~J>Vemment n88Qtlatlons " spokesmen Bald Saturday nil!ht. "We ar~ asking several 0 Tho widespread outbreak of nations of tlte world to tranomlt poisoning eame !rom a """'ly !be Ieuor to tlte North Vletna-· of aroenlc wbleh was mixed witb John A. meso authorities and 1 hope bread cbJ!ih and sold to CamlGen. William Jame1 tltat Ibis letter wUI be tlte ftrst 0pU 0 lies In Ibis eaatern· Colombian Hannah Westmoreland CaUag~ · step toward negotiation " Tbleu town. • The President's Civil Rights Commissioc , headed by told nowsmm during ~ trip to Reports said victims we r e Michigan Slate University president John A. Hannah, the Mekong Delta. POMEROY - Tbe AutomobUe collapsing In tbe - t s at tho placed racial and poverty problems above all others, inThleu, Who had promised such Club of Sootltern Oblo bao do- height of tlte trage<IY as tlte cluding the Vietnam war, in a report summing up cona step toward peace talks nated a copy of the popular book, polacn gripped. litelr ayatems during his cam~ for the To My Son, the Teen-Age Drlv- and oent !Item mto conwlslono. clusions on hearings in five major U.S. cities. • Sena_t(! presidency would oot say er, to hilih schools ln Meigs Most of tlte victims " e r e Democratic leader Mike Mansfield suggested that in 'light. PT. PLEASANT - Gr~tel exactly when tbo Iotter Will bo and Gallla coWltlos for their Jl. c h II d r e n. The !J>Vernment of Britain's devaluation of the pound, President Johnson . ,, of tltreo Dale Carnello Cou!:seo sent, What proposols It would brartes. spokesman said at least 20 of should consider asking Congress for an additional tax last wsek organized tho Dale lncluda or which nattoos were Thlo book by Henry Folson ofthe stricken vicUmo were crltCarnegie Alumni AsaoctaUon. hike above the 10 per cent he has requested. • Gen. The course was llrst offered In being a'sked to act aa tatermadl- tors practical advice to Ule teen- ically Ul and 60 more ln very William C. Westmoreland said the end of full-scale U.S. aries. age driver and gives good oolld serious oondidon, Point PleallSII! In 1963, military involvement in Vietnam is in sight and a phaBti- . , Informed IIOUl'ces said tltat reasoos tor tbe restrletlon par. The third course, wblch waa down of troops might come about in less than •:,. Thiw has Informally discussed ents ecmetlmesplaceootbelruoe JOHN-JOHN IS 7 • British Chancellor of the Exchequer James · recently completed, was NEWPORT, R, L (UP!) ..John acred by tbe Point Pleaaant tbe possibUity of Japan's acting of the family car. was greeted with hoots and cries to "resign " when Wltb a now law becoming of- F. Kennedy Jr. observed his Chamber of Commarce. The pur- as an Intermediary, There has arrived at the House of Commons to explain the P<!li!!Cf".,'. been no disclosure oo tbe Cocttve July, 1969, retpirlng ....nth birthday Saturday pose ot this asaoctatton Ia pridevaluation. · · marily devoted to Improving Ill- Japenose roactioo to the propo. tltooe 101der 18 to have driver ed· ucatloc and with the State pr(). man relations throogll otrectlve 181, vldlng ftmds January, 1968, lor oommuntcaticllls and to prepare high schools to provide driver Its l!l'l<llales for leadership In omcaticlll, the book will become litolr buslno11, proles~, r&o a valuable addition to tltelr lillglous and oommonlcy ectlvitlos. braries Tuelday Jack Frullt was electSAN- ANTONIO, Tex. (UPi)- a lot for Lynds ln transforming ed proeldent ot the Alunml AaacLynde Bird .lohnoon has tnVItecl her Into a glamor girl. clation~ Vice-Pres. Ron Knolls, her rormer heartthrob, movie Lynda alae has Invited other alar George Hamuton, to ber ex-boyfriends to the nuptials, Galllpc)lls, 0 hI o~ Secretary DAYTON, Ohlu .,._) _ .__ Madge Rogga, Gallipolis, Ohio; \UCI ._.. wedding ·In the White llouoe One of !Item, Joe Batsoo, an llld T ea••-· "'·enttn WI •u- WUUam Jolmoon Saturds,y said Dee. 9. AmarU!o, Tex., friend, will be a Point~--c......., the orderly evacuatloo It 180 lnBut Hamlleton declines to say groomsman In the wedding. ·Tbe neil mtettng ofthoasSOo mates from the burning Dayton whether he will attend lite The White' Houoe ls saying clatkm will be hold 'l'llooda.Y, Correctionol lnslllule W.. "one doublwing ceremOny when "non to press J'eellests for a ' January 8, at 7:30 p.m. In the r1the moot beautiful aoenesr.. GREENF1ELD, Oblo, (UPI) .:. Lynda. 23, m&rrloa Marine l!llest list, But oeveral HollyAwa~aohian Power Colllpai1J""" ever wltnes,w~,.•• . Harry 'llirner, prlne.lpalr1the Cspt. Charles S. Robb, 28, of wood celobrltles Lynda met tlorliun, Grawateaftoman)'Dale "There Wit abi!Oiutety no paotc Qroonfleld McClain High School Milwaukee, Wlo. through HamUton are expected Carnegie Cou!:so are ll!vlted and Word of !Ito lnvitallon came to be among lite 500 Invited to here, says ihe school will disurged to attend this moetlng. or lnclde!U amoae the prloonfrom Informed IIOUJ'COS, Hamll- the wedding ' enr Jclut~"'u lild. •'It could continue uoe r1 an honor roll. ton himself said, "I wouldn't ,11 . AR members of the cabinet 'l'lln~~>r oald he decided I<! have devel~ a very ba4 answer on that. I foe! It's • and ooagrosslonal leaden, as ·abaackio tile time-honored tra. per aerial matter. Tbe WhUAI •IU•atlm.". .-; ,•,•·{V u. wall at the dean of the ilittC.. becauoe be felt acldeve· lloUire..,,l would oay, sbould be diplomatic corps, are expected mont In scliQQI'.@hould be based the one · to roleaoe . lillY to be present. Ollter I!IIOtls wiR ' 011 moi-e than a !litter gtade reInformation on the Invitations." Include lite John11011s' Texas <etved fmn a couroe. Soo!e abUPreSiitOnt Johilsoii ~s be kinfolk illd friends and Robb'l Itles llld ••hlevomenta CUIIIO! be likes HamUion and feels he did rolatlvea. mealllred that IIlli; he &ald. TUmor said student& are put . - r external pressure to attain grades ,:for the honor roll when with!# ihe •rstem tll!lr might opej'ate In a more 1'1'· MlGON {UPI) - American .taxecUe~ sllul!li!IL b 14dzed another hlllln tbo Daki To area Saturday and their commanding pneral said lhll . ----::-rNoilb Vlolllamose had lost 3;000 ill . 4,000 men kiiJB\1 In tho 23dQ,qld Central Hl&fllancls battle ' ' 'the lllratealc waist' ot South ~ Tee Dr • e r '·"·~ ·:- Target f p · Jar IJo k Graduates Lynda Invites Ex-Heartthrob Evacuation of Prisoners was Beautiful Scene · Honor Roll Out . At McOain High v. !;' Reds Die at Oak - ; ·' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 tp- !:00 )i Assodated Radio &yy:' !:! ' 2I4 E. MAIN ! ~; . ". ' • ' ' •, · ~· ~· I ,., . . " i•',' ' I, ' ,·,~· . • HARRY.MlllllEJt '" ' 99Utf5 POMEROY ,, ., •' J \'\ ·--·. " ' ' '• tbere as a bipartisan--: ·'. · the one goal of meetlqr.,... '· pie's needs we may meoC Wll!lf. ' snater success ln 8'llll!J.. ~-A :+,' r. ., .J thi~ done 1.. he explcua~ , .-• The specific measures ·~ ' Rhodes proposed lor Clevela included· ' -A ,..giooal, Cleveland·Cuya: hoga Port Autltortt;y to lmpnM port !acilitles, stimulate tr.de, and help creabl jabs, -Construction ot "the finest domed stadiiDJl in America" under the auspices of tho port author icy. -Consideration of a $1 per head tax or. air passengers to give tile port authority a working capital of $40-million to $50 miJ!l..,. cor • 1.. he told newsmen. "I do. * 'l;'i,, lleve the city of Cle..lllli! C.' , afford not to support it." 'r-;.<,. "We agreed to go ~~ ' Waehington to trY and cijt ; l8JlO in gettlqr pr<gramt ·· ,, · Serving Meigs County for over 95 uearr , Member Federal Reserve Syate1,11 Member FDIC 1 , ' >+ . "I anticipate s~ ~" /' * Admiral ;295 sq. in. Color TV 11 low •• ' ..... stokes res--'ed cities and counties,,. Rhodes said housil'¥: and transportatiQi," ; ';-~ in his address to the meet!.~. Stokes said. '"':~/.. · i~.· "Tile cities are in a crisis and "We agreed that if we gO ·Jil ·, ' 3~4,000 cabinet is ceria in to complement any of today's more modern decors. Handcrafted of genuine Walnut veneers an4 selected hardwood solids. ' ·· .,.. • • •Lilli , " ""'N ·~~..,. beck the J>fOI!OsalliiiJt. · . •q think the greatauccess of ~~.:i:c=.;::.::'r· nam•s SAIGON (UPl)-South VIe.- '~~,~~~ :,~.~~: ... , ....... , ...,.. , - ,.,Q!I~iN.9~~.. Preilldent . N,_.,on van ,, ,, .,, .... ,, ...... ,, :... ·. , ,,. ....... miserable." .• COLUMBUS (UP!) - Repoblican Gov. James A. Rhodes aNI~ . cratlc Cle.. land Mayor Carl B. Stokes taamod..,Saturda,y ip,'• ;; . fort to pull the state's largest city out r1the muck r1 arbiD - . , , ·'·'' Stokes and top members r1 his odmlniotratlon came here at~; invitatioo for a day-long meetlqr with the go. .rnor 3nd key mem- ' bers or his administration. "We•.. got a partftershlp now tilat will help Cleveland regain COiill· . " · donee In ltoelf," Stokes said. Stokes and his~ were lJnol184'·1it ' the executive mansioo for lunch. · u. · '· " Quallry . PRIVE-UP BANK HERE! ,.;Y' Vleinam. · ' MEMSlR OF MIDDLEPORT ,, MEidHANTS GIFT-A-RAMA . &T.V. ' v ~~ four cents per tree a landown- gram, Shields said landowners er can purchase and have a pine can get up to $33 per tltou881ld hoi- DRIVE-UP WINDOWI POMatOY WERNER NEW 1968 Pameroy-1<, Partnershi to Give Con Idence".:'~',.. Carnegie Every Call in POMEROY . NATIONAL BANK SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1967 Fruth Heads Miller Makes Fabulou• Vintage Pef!&D ......... ., '· Cyprus' mlnprii.Y Turklab community rojoct.d the plan on lhe grounds tbat the preoence of l'urklah arii\Y troops on the Island was their qnJY l!llaranuoo agsiDat Greek Cypriot attack. Home o/lhe Two g• and speake111. Veneen and Hardwood Turks, Vance Huddle to it. • CONTEMPORARY STYLING I BY ROBERT WINGETT LANGSVILLE- Guy Swadley, a tarmer-lumber mill ot>orator of northwestern Metga Countl,la one of many OhlDens Who hu taken advantage of tbo Agrlcultural StablllzaUon and Coo&er· vstloo Service's col!f-&bare tree program, Swadley, wbo owns more than 1,000 acres of l~ oayo par. tlclpatlon In tlte S tree pro. gram Ia a I!IJod Investment. "Trees provide a I!IJod cover for land that Is not otlterwtse being uoed. Cover helps protect the acU agalnllt wind and wa. tor erosion," Bald Swadley, Herbert E. upetett Shields, manager of the Meigs ASCS of. flee, calls the program a usoond long rango Investment." Sbields, citing pine planting as an example, Bald for about ~elcla!t Jolllson's apodal MOIOROLA WITH ' THE STORE " In preseason games, for -~ed. example," he said, "I was 'lbolupllon Tbo Rev, Keltb Brown of Char- Gallipolis-PI, Pleaoant ,I BARGAINS ALL OVER Pf. PLEASANT - NO. 43 Farme·r -Lumberman Uses ASCS Program Bargain Prices on Womens Coats -· Womens Dresses-- Womens Skirts·Girls Wear -- Airway Luggage-Furniture-- Mens and Boys Wear-Lingerie -- Housewares enbach, Pomeroy, and Dorothy, ~ Rhodes-StokeS Aim to Stop Cleveland Deca Are Open 9 am to 9 pm three children -all residents ol .....IcC. lfl'"'·' Satu formerly of Pomeroy, still liv- ~ P.o. \.· 0 ----- MilS WILUAM ANDERSON and children, Billy, In arms, and Kristin otandh~, oxaminl10111e of th~ Christmas holiday iblms bebw offered at tlte annual Christmas bazaar of the Amertcanh Charc •· Lutheran Church Women , of the st. Paul Lutheran Church and the ~t · John Lutlteran . Seated displaying a large '•kissing ring'' is Mrs. William Hoh. The bazaar offenng nwnerous handmede !toms will be from 10 a, m. to 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturda,y, Dec, 1 and 2, at the fellowship hall of st. Paul Lutheran Cbarch In Pomeroy. Lunches will be served from 11 a. m. to 7 p, m. hotlt days, ' 0 o 0 ~ -~ • ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... \ .~;;.'@ '~0<) Q~....................................~ VOL. 2 Theil.,,.,. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe infor- · garages and warehOuses iilat NEW YORK- (NEA)-After mal group of Christian Solen- tlte arii\Y would COliUiliDCl8er · only a month of professional list~ of pt, Pleasant held a them In t'l~ twent ot war. ureeK basketball, the luster bas aJ. army trucks reportedly were ready dimmed for Earl (The Thanksgiving service, open to the ·. empbing supp)y bases around Pearl) Monroe, He looks comm1mity, in their meeting the capital and moving the drawn. Some of his eye· room at 315 Main st., Pt. Pleas- •' stores elsewhere. catching court moves seem ant, Nov. 23, at 11 a. m. The purely mechanicaL 1 public was invited, . In the dank locker room " An especially prepared · below the Madison Square "Thanksgiving Scnnoo-Lesson'' Garden stands. the Baltimore was read at the close of Bullets' high 1y publicized, the Jes son, the meeting was highly paid rookie slowly but· At 8 a.m. EST todiY, Unitopened for expressions ofthanks- ed Preu illlematiAJilal counted toned his bright yellow sh1rl. giving and gratitude for devine 110 trallle doalh1 In the .,._ ''I wish it was March," he healing, comfort and guidance. Ubn since the otert of tbe hol- said, his big, brown eyes look· The congregation joined in Iday WM>olday nlliht. Dealbl ing bloodshot "That's when In alrplant cr aabla, llroa llld the season's over. I'd get out hymns , accompanied by Mrs. other mlahapa ran tbe UJtal dead of basketball right now if I Norma Hecox, Middleport, pianto at least 195, could make nearly as much ist. Mrs. Florence B. Arnett, The brenkdown: Pt. Pleasant, First Reader, arxJ Traffic 160 Mrs. Kathryn Alexander 1 GalliPianos 7 polis, Second Reader. led the Fires 17 Mlacellanoous 11 service. Tobd 195 In accordance with tong .. stand,Callfomla led In traffic deaths ing practice, no coUection was with 17; Indiana had 10, K..,. be taken at this special service. tuck,y 9 and Michigan and Ohio 8 eacb. Lifetime milk and buttertat proructlon levels for Reglatered Holstein cows in this area 1NF ANT PERISHES TOLEDO (UPI) - A t w o • have been announced by H o l~ month old baby hoy perl1hed stein • Frleslari Association of here early today wbeo f I r e America. The indlvlwal a n 1owept through his bedroom. Rol- mals have been credited witb and Beaty Jr. clled of smoke career proc.ilction totals exceedInhalation and burns when the Ing 100,000 lbs. o! ~k underofblaze atruck hi& home about 1:- flclal blstlng supemslon. Because of current replace15 a.m. ment heifer rearing and p u rchase costs, cows that stay in YOUTH KILLED tlte herd longer and achieve high CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - Ran- lifetime procllction have proven . dal Follte, 18, Canton, was klll- to he more profitable. The Holed in a ooe-car crash near here stein Association has more than late Tbursda,y night. 26 800 cows on file tltat have atWned tlte SO-ton prodlctioo mlleotone. Local Holstein breeders and Break tho Rush their long • time pr<>Wcers reTake a break !rom holiday DOrted by tlte organization lnactlvitles with a refreshing elude· SUNDAY, MONDAY !rult drink, Combine 2 cups or Gaitlpolls v Arab t;sttter' and TUESDAY Juice cocktail and I 3742518 (GP), 116,165 lbs. of cranberry "HUHRY SUNDOWN" cup ea.eh of strong ch111ed tea milk and 5,017 lbs. of butter(Technlcolor) and lemon or Ume soda. Pour fat in 3,875 days; Galllpolis B S Michael Caine, Jane Fonda Into pitcher, add ice cubes and Arab Freda 3844159 (GP), 112,Colorcartoons: gamish with lemon or Ume 366 lbs. of milk and 4,270 lbs. Million Hare sllceg, Makes 1 quart. of butterfat In 3,875 days; Gal. llpoils H Dewdrop Maid 4032073, · 109,818 lbs. of milk and 3,742 lbs. of butterfat ln 3,84S days; Gallipolis B S Arab Natsey 3844160, 106,614 lbo. of milk and 3,301 lbs. of butterfat In • 3,87S day&. All are owned by Galllpollo SOLID STATE STEREO State Institute, Galltpolls, HIGH FIDELITY ~~~~~ = W:. , = · a ;ca 00.: B1 ANTHONY TOBIN llaltod Proeslnternatlona) ' GNek llld Turkllh troilpl, - · llld miaallea today rumbled .., to lho lOkllle trmlier between the NATO allle• In a showdoWn o¥er the PVT. ROGER STOBART ~ laland nation of Pvt. Ro1191' Stobart, U, S. Cyprus, On Cyprus, more than Army, eon of Mr, and Mrs. 500 women and chlldren, mostly George D. Stobart, Sr., Ra. American, wore being evacuatcine 11oote 2, will leave the ed because ' of a tbreateilod first of December for Vietnam Turkish Invasion. ao a cock with the 187th A!rTrying to prevent a war berll Division. Pvt. Stobart between 'lllrkey and Greece, ....,.,... from the Ft. JackU.s. \presldentiaJ envoy cioriii -.S.C. achool,llldtookmore Vande carried his L'ypi'ua'Jjl!ilCe trllintng at Ft. Lee, v... and ~en :to King Conetanllne and Ft. Campbell, Ky, lfe attended Olhet Greek leadera today In Southern llil!IJ' School In Ra. iltl!ens. The formar deputy cine. Hlo address la Pvt. Jlo. Cletorise secretary met Wltb the ger L, Stobart, S1878637; HHC. king and Premier Constantine 3rd Bn . (ABN) 187th lot., 101 Kollta.s, then w...t Into conaulta. ABN Division. Ft. Campbell, Uon wltb Foreign MlnlBtor Ky. Pan"ll(is Plplnella and U.S. 'Ambbsedor PhllUps Talbot. MEET TONIGHT Vance and a U,N, envoy MASON _ The regular montltly talked Thursda,y nlilrt with meeting of the Mason County As- , Turklsb olrlclals In Ankara. Tbe sociation for Retarded Children · Turk.f said nothing new had wi ll be held at 7:30 tonight at the been . blW8bt forward by the Appalachian Auditoriwn, All reproilentatlves of President Jolmlion and U,N, Secretary members and interested individ- General Thant. ual s are invited. The women and chlldren had been brought Into Nlooala from . outlying dangor zones on Cyprus WeGiesda,y nlsht and Tbursda,y morning, Six transport& had been chartered to get litem out ; of the battle-rea<IY capital, In Athens Informed sources i said tbe mllltary was advlgtng "Though a man may be wise, it is no shame for him to live and learn." ~les. � 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/. 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