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The French leader spoke al a ""'" cOli· ferenee before more thlll1,000 newsmen. · De Gaulle charged lhst thanks to the massive oulflow d. dollars the United states managed to take over control d. many French Indus· trial enterprises. He told the newsmen, diplomats and pelltlclana packed Into the Elysee Presidential Palace 1l>at France was nat re• s,IIOI!Iilble for tile ,.,., on lhe aterli~ and dollar ooer file past two "·' " weeks. The gold ruab continued at a!, which wefiiba heavy on wr an unprecedenled fever pitch on national herltaso." the Paris bu\llm market toc1a,y "It Ia In lhe Interest of all, where there was a reeord tur. Including the United stales, over or $12,7 million. However this be tormlnated," be said. LoodCII bullloo dealers report.. "The upheavals t11at are being ed a heavy drop In buying. omleesbed, llldch have awept ott ••We are faelng an American the rate of lhe pound sterling takeover of certain or wr In- mlg)rt lhresten lhat d. file dol· dustrial plants," De Gaulle said. Jar and IIley miiibt bring back "But we know lllat this ls chief. the priYllege or &Old which Is ly due oot to the supertority of an unchangeable, universally recthe United states, but 111 lhe ognized, value. n Inflation which It Is. -rtlng to other nations IOlder cover of lhe gold exchange aystem." De Gaulle was answering a llurry of !Jieatlons about wid&spread British and American rumots - · alreadY denied by hiiib cabinet ministers - lllat France We dill da1 ., • I' • Remember wht ,,., have .Cried chlci • dinner? W~ na Ri Chicken I Col. Sanden Fried " week. Like todt to do II pick It' bome. Tile 1m? THE BOX ··• WIIINERS IN the 1968 Jltlllor Miss Pareant staged Sunday evenlqJ are shown loft 111 right, third I'WlnOr up, Porn Crew, Pomeroy HIIJh School; fourth I'WlnOr up, Gloria 'lb:mpson, Rutland High School; lhe Junior Miss, Ann Holter; first runner uP, Paul etta Hudson, Pomeroy, and second runner up, Debra ~. Middleport 3 Pl""es l Plus all d tA oomph THRIFT BO~ 9 Piece. ( THE BUCKEl RFK To Straddle War Issue 1~ Piece~ 1 Pint C Hoi Roll !Serves 5• THE BARREl1 If McCarthy Enters Race 21 Pieces ~ I j ' ... Katu . CROW t~ GU~IOOS1 .JUST WAAT IS "'"ERE IN A KOOKY ~6HOW. L.IKE TI-llS "Jl.\AT THROWS YOU 1<1 DS · .. iN~ A TRAWGE f -rt sures to overseas markets was 80Dlethlng artificial, unilater- 11 One Dies In Motel ' Battle BY MILTON li. BENJAMIN error," -.Jd It wuuld. be President against him. .. J • ,NlUi:ll, Ot!ln,OJPl) - Qne man ·BUt the New Yark·· seimil>r WASIIINGTON (UPI) .:. Son; hyJjocrltlcal of him to .agree was "loired and live olhernwildRallert F. KemeolY, wbo h a 1 · wllh McCarthy's v lows Clll said he couldn't "oupport Sen. ed, lour of them polleemen, In been • a y l n g tl1at he wu VIetnam and yet support the McCarthy against President a raging gunbattle at a motel JohnSCII because there are ~ Pntddent Jollnson near here early tocla,y. many of lhe things thai far re-ele~ · Ia plamlng 111 The victim was William Joyce, President Johnson stands for In temporarily aw that en27, Yrungstown, who was shot the domestic field that I also dorsement It , Eugene J. In the hescl. His brother John, support. McCarthy baoomes a presiden18, was Wounded and taken 111 "I think I would remain out of tial candidate. Trumbull Memorial Hospital. Son. MeIt " Kennedy said. . About 25 to 30 law enforcement race, as I He made the statement In a officers from Niles, Austln1Dwn, newspaper television Interview (Face the Howland, Warren, the Ohio lllgh. Nation- CBS). I lhlnk lhat I way Patrol and the Trumbull or It until lhe Kemeo~Y said he felt McCounty sherill's olflce oonverlfo Carthy's candidacy would lead oomlnstlon," ed on the motel when lllrse 811&to debate on lhe Vleinam Issue pects were seen breaking Into ~wor. declare liis that would be "healtlq for the a soft drink machine. The su&MIAMI (i)PI) - A $16 gold cruntry." But he said be at111 the and of tile pects then went Into a second ... Thuroday. piece owned by George Wsab- expects Johnson to receive the floor room of the motel. and oow believed t h e Democratic nomination next senator Ia l.ngton The Joyce brothers came out wW world's most valuable coin baa August. And, Kennedy added, "I to with Aubrey R o b e r t s, 19, pre&- been r&cOYered from the loot of wW .._n him." several Y rungatown, In front of them, A Gallup pell release &mday as a peace a $1 mllUm lheft, an Insurance ldentlal stating he was their hostage. adJuster said toc1a,y. showed lhal for lhe first time candidate. The Joyce brothers w-ere arm. Richard F. Audrews, an ad- since I!JUI1Uner, the number of ed wilh an M-1 rifle and a 30Juster who speelallzea In re- A!Jlerlcano approving of John. K«nody, Uef that lhe Is cooortng CROWNED WINNER of the 1968 Meigs JUnior Miss Pageant 30 rille. One policeman opened goods, said lho IMlll's performance In ol!lce haa tollowlng In II "an uBruber stolen fire and tho batlle was on. Sunday night was Miss Ann Holter, a student at Eastern High Doubloon," worth b&- Increased. But file President's Of the foor officers woondSchool. Miss Holter was crowned by Miss Sally Mora, Meigs tween $100,000 and $150,000 supporters are atlll oulnumed three were &om Niles and County Junior Miss of 1967 at tho Mlddlepert High School aUd· was r&covered In south Flor- bered by hit critics. one frum Howland. Ida during file weekend. 1111rlum. For her talent act, Miss Holter presented a dance In Its latest naiiCIIwlde Niles ol!lcer Jolm Mathoney, The eoln waa ..,. of about survey, Gallup said the number routine. 43, sul!ered a grazed right ear; J ~,000 ' stolen from the Sterllllg approving of the way Johnson Is '• Joseph Williams, 24, was shot Memorial Llhrary at Yale Un- handling his Job rose &om 38 BOOSTERS WON'T MEET In lhe right foot, Edward KurPACK TO MEET iversity, New Ha:ven Conn., .., per cent last morilb to 41 per wosld, 25, was shot iu tbe rigbt The Meigs Local Athletic BoostPomeroy Cub Scout Pack will May 29, 1966. Uiiilr r&cOYery cent. The poll found that f9 per knee. of file famed doablom, ooJy a . cent diaspprove and 10 per cent ers wlll oot meet Tueeday even- meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday at the DAV HOllie. Ring. The next meetlns Is ached· omall part of lhe $981,560 loot have oo op~D~<>n. had been found. uled ror Tueeday. Dec. 19. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Nooe. DISCHARGE.~ SATURDAY None. ADMISSIONS SUNDAY - Elza Welch, RL 1, Pomeroy. DISCHARG~ SUNDAY - Viola Edwards, Shirley Hollon. World's Most ~";'""'.,', I • High School. The scholaatlc aWard was won by G~ ThompSCII, and Miss Con· geniality was Debbie Kl~, Mlddlepert. James Mees acted as Master of Ceremonies. Ralph Werry was general chairman and director of tile presentation. Terese a Dean won lhe HospitalljY Award. Her runner up was Billie Jean Carler. was locked Intoanwhittle ecooomlc lie designed downbat. the value or sterling and tile dollar. De Gaulle said the alleged of u. s. lnllatlonary pre&- Costly Coin . Is Recovered r~~~hi~s~b&- I Sunb~ l:! talnl ;{ :... '····-~ au tom eloctri~ ANOY A.PP perco •1mmers1 Compl"; easy cle 1 ,, ~ f Lady& cont;.Jl hair 1,1 • Fnhlonabl sllhouttt~ • Quid. c:u with I 111\11 ...... • Han\1';' ~ ~ $19. ' ·fl' '' A 36-year-old hunter of Racine was killed Saturday nigbt wiM!n his vehicle skidded on Ice and wrecked near Oakland, Md. Dead of Injuries suffered In file accident Is Freeland Ellgene (Fritz) Norris. Norris was enroute to Romney, w. va. to Join a gl"OUj> d. deer hunters when the accident ocrurred. It was reperted Norris's jeep hit an ley spot on tile highway at :.,~8~15.!~.and0ippedover H0 lid • ay Count Put at,i. Norris, a member of Meigs Eagles AerleNo,2171,RaclneAmer·loan•..,_ Poot NG. 141i;IIIIIU.>QI,J. Reorganlzed Church d. Latter Day Solnte, Is survived by hIs 01\6 • "'••.a:o- wile, Earlene; two sons, Darrell and Steve, both at home; his par- ents, Floyd and Pearl Norris, Radne; a brother, Hersehel Norris, Rt. 2. Racine, and a sister. Vera Cralg, Syracuse. Funeral services will be at2:15 p.m. Wodneoday at the Reorgan- ized Church of Latter Day Saints al Old Town Flats wilh Elder Howard Sheehe d. Chillicothe In charge. Burial will be in the Letart Falls Cemetery where graveside services will be conducted by the Bacino American Legion Post at 3 p. m. Friends may call at lhe Ewing Funeral Home In Pomeroy. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AD~ONS SATURDAY Georgia Johnson, Rutland; Clara Rou&h, Mascm; Max Eic:h~r, Pomeroy; Phllllp Donovan, Syra- cuse; Helen PoweU, Albany. DISCHARGES SATURDAY Nellie Eblin, Patricia Roush, Charles Dtle, Dillon Taylor. AD~ONS SUNDAY - William Kennedy, Rulland; Gerald Sellers, Ra.elnei Earl 11tomas. Cheshire; Patricia McCurcy, Middleport; VIrginia Kuhn, Che· shire. DISCHARGES SUNDAY -Carrie Oliver, Holen PoweU, Edith Heines. ~Half of Village Wiped Bun~ spray, '. ._ ... or dry •St•lnlll~ •Mew ltv~ • Pin• cu1'1;P Sunbu"' V~' Dry iron. hM< ' M 1,'1>1 H unter Kill ed By EDOUAI!D KHAVESSIAN LISBON (IJPl}- Mrs. Cuato- don. Mrs. Sllva'a village of Qdn. . dla Silva sot out or bod to feteh tsa, 1110 periOIIB In tiny houses her husband a glass of wa!Pr nestled In a bolfJ.ohapad valley llltd saw a Udal wave or n, . • nw l.!ttboD, lost bait Its Alfredo water amssh tltrou8b lhe frmt populatlm ·1lben llle wall or Jr., door. wliter came. When the dolup came away from came throush lho door. "I cllsaater and l ,' ' • Sun be ••disaster, Mix~• bUn, Tboullllda ~and·· bou,aes ollletala used llle • HtayY:: o FREEt 1\H cOlor pan • Thumli-!iJ • Al.tiO,.Iil lflllllical" to claad '•' • • ;.• ' I ' �!\{el.~arr M~y_ Miller Farr's : ' . . ' By vrro STELUNO UPI Sport~ l'liter II IIIII' not be too kml ~ Mel Farr ·II kloalllle<l U Freshore 11ereh Fillets . ., ' .\ Ocean p"I'Ch . r.: lb. $1.89 " . "-- ---<>plcg. We ilM! rlg11tto llmll quonHHos rHDrvt • ' Whiting -- 5 Fresh Leg or B1·east lb. pkg, ' Quarter Fryers Your Choice $1.00 ,. U. S. lker Season L U. S. Govenment to insur. whol•sonuntss . , . .tnd they're graded by Kroger expctrtl for quality . . Ins~~ Annoorstar 4:0 J9C Pure Lard--_ . Cut ....... . lb. 3fc) Bacon -- -- ------------"'cut lb. 35c Dry Salt Potato, Cole Slaw, or M•caroni (Center Kroger Salads ___________ _ lb. pkg. 39c Del Monte Mandarin Del Monto Dtl Monte Fruit N'. 303 Cocktail· Dol M - St<wed cans 1' ' Dtl MeMe SatJer No. 303 ~~ uns No.303 cans tj Your Choice - Ftelh tr F . - 35c lb. No.303 cans I:~~~~: fAI "CHICKEN PARTS" Smolcod Jowl Macon ___________________ _ Breast .~·~.Rib~ __ _ Whole Jjegs __ _ Livers _________ _ Giblets .. ______ . Wimrs _______ .. Backs & Necks 11o. 1~. lb. lb. ·' 49c 45c 69c 39c 29e lb. tOe lb. lb. 33e lb. 37~ Doublo Breasted Fryers -----·-· Va,c Pac Corn ' I Cel Monte Whole Kernel or Cream Stylo Gold Corn ...... . 4N~:89c ,.. Sweet Peas . . .. . 4~. . 89c Orange Juice .c:OL39~ J. · 4::39~ l 50 IXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with Ifill coupon and purchaM of · Dol Monb Fruit 303 Col t.'.:nto Sugar Added 0 ;'Health &Beauty Aids" 11 .5-ol. Prell -.. ----.--Prell- --. -----Hidden Magic-lufferin----. - - bottle 88c tube Dtl Mont• 58c Green Beans -11.99 Sbo Holr Spray - 13-ot. can ~ol 99c 4 OOC boHie 00 IGO-ct. ·• ) . 4'!"~:· $1 C,offee .. !! $1.69 k ..... ........ 7 ~~ $1 Flour .......... .10 ~ 89c Tuna .. • • • • ••• •• • Dol Monlo Catsup •••••••• Krogtr Canned Evaporalod No.303 cans ' 2 lbs. Coun(ry Club, Kwldc Krlsp, or Servo 'n Seve BACON · · · E>pires 12/'l/ffl fpotligl!.t Brand Bean $1.49 Size ''When you tumble,, Ward It EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wllfl lhll coupon ond purehose of Mente Chunk Light 5t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with lhlo coupon and purehose of Kro2or Plain & Soii-RI•ing oae 6.75-oz. tubo Gloom Toothpa•te with Fne BatL.erles Expires 12/2/G7 Kroger Brand Black Pepper • • • • • • •• • 1~. Clll $1 f'lbl Bread ... . .... 4~ 88c 5t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with lhlo coupon ond purch..e of Dol Manit Peas &Carrots. 4 '!..* 89c Kroger Brand one box PAMPERS Expires 12/2/67 Del Monle . Pork &Beans .. 8 ~:~ $1 Corn &Peppers 4 !!: 89c Kroger Accepts /t'ederal Food Stamps! Potat~~s ... _.. _ 4 :,.• $1 Dol Monte Wllole SUNRISE-FRESH PRODUCE! ,..,~ Evary pockoge of Kroger's frulto end vooo;ablot 1talod by Krogor'o clear plaoH< film CrloFIIc l'nlllf be sunriH-fresh whtn you buy It, If yO:. '"' not complotely saHsllod, Krogor will npiiCO VA COUPON Jt . EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wlllt lhlo coupon ond purchaoe of · Potatoes •..... _6 No, 303 $1 Kroger Brand White COUPON , Ctl Manit Wholo WltM. · s..tt ...... . . Beans _.. 4 ~.;..303 $1 . your item or rtfund your money, . U,S. No.1, Size A 2 - Kroger A,ll Prtrpo~e White ~ Whoot Brood Expires 12/2/ &7 ... ' - Packer1 was one ill mistake& that led 1o • 55-7 Nut. Earl)' In the second <J18r1er Suuda.t, Ward bobbled anolher klckOtr and a groan went up In the stands. Wben tile next klclo. off came to him, he took It roor Yarda deep In the end zooe and awtecl rUnning. Some. In !lie presa box yelled: ''Don't run, you'll fumble." He Kept Rmmlng But Wud kept nnm1ng and his 104-yard reb1rn was tile loogest In Browns history, the loogest 1n tile NFL this season, and tile seventll longest 1n the history or the NFL. The Jll'e- The Eastern Eaglestooka67-59 In doublellgurel ftreJimCiuidvlooa Browns record, 103 yards, overtirne basketball victory from well with 14 on 6 buekets and a was set by Leroy Bolden In the visiting Southwestern High- pair of free throws and Torn 1958 aplnst the ChicD!l'l Cardi- landers Saturday night In the sea- B!l<kley with 10 points oo 4 field son opener for both teams. goals and 2 charlzy tosses, Don nals. Ward's touchdown gave the The score otthe Southern Valley Rose also had 9 points. Browns a 21-10 lead and the Alblelle Conferenoe contest W88 ~ Keith Carter topped the visiting Redsklns could never catch up, tied at 55-55 when tlle !ourthper- Highlanders as he contributed 18 despite three touchdown passes iod ended. 11ae Eagles got a quick points on 8 field gOOIS and 2 charby Sonny Jurgensen. "When I fumbled that first S point advantage In the over- ity tosses. Others bitt~ in double figures for lhe Gallia kickoff," Ward said, uThe time, DeMis Benedwn, a 5-11 senior Cowrty team were Jun Walker and Green Ba.v game flashed through my mind and I thought guard, paeed the Eastern elub in George Dilloo with 15 and 14 no, not again. But on the so;;;;;;! both overall SCO'tlng and In scor- points respectively. ldckoll, all I had time tn think lng durlng the overtime, Bene- Eastern held a 19-lllead at the about was runnblg." dwn, who hit 8 field goals and 4 end or the first period and led 30"I started toward the middle free throWS for 20 points in the 26 at halftime and 44-43 at the and cut back to the rlibt," Ward eontlnued. "All I coold regular tlrne,contrlbuted6polnts close ci the third quarter before the Hllblanders tied the score at see there was a· huge· hole, l dUl'lng·the overtime. The only other player ot Coach th'' end ot regulatioo pla.v. ran right through It and I never Danny Wright's Big Green to hit The Eastern club connected oo looked back." ''You start to concentrate on your determlnatioo not In fUmble, and this takes your attention !rom catching the ball and 1'1lllllin8 It back." Awarded Game Ball Ward &aid he ran one klckol! back for a touchdown aplnst Minnesota In an Oldtlbltlun game, three while at Michigan, and more Ulan he can remember In high school. For his first touchdown return In a money game wltll the pros, he reeelved the game ball. Another runback was also essential to the Browns victory. Johnny Brewer snatehed a de· necled pass and sprinted 70 yards for a touchdown, In make the score 14-0 In the first lfl&r• ler, 0 • • • • • • • • •••• Sl ~itt Concentrate Shampoo 3-ot. 0 2 plcps. FrtSh or FI'OIOR CHICKEN PARTS Expires JJ/2/67 Grapefruit Dol Mtnlo Sugar Added . . 11.55 Sin Liquid Shamt>OO 0 York, Brown1 tn the 54 the Solnts past the before "to.1Jolslerous erowd 83.487 In "" Sugar Bowl. Defensive back Karl Kassulke promced one touchdown with s blocked pont and set up another with a recovered lllrnble as the Vlldngs scorad 24 point& In the fourth quarter 1n outmaneuverIng the Steeiers In a mistakemarred contest. Eagles Win Overtime Game 67-59 Over SW 3-Logped Fryers -------- Underway In Ohio reserve '· ~ ·· or from the game, a • a!l No. 303 . Homecoming Loss First In 17 Years For Berea Paeed by Tony Bass' 41 points and Bobb Mabry's 33, Rio Grande College downed Berea College 111-97 Saturda.v nlghi at Berea, Ky., for their first wln In the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC), It was Homecoming for the Bearea MoWttaineers and the loss was their first Homecoming loss in 17 years. Last year, the Mountaineers defeated Pikeville College at Homecoming, Pikeville was KIAC eharnplons last seasoo• The win was the second of the season for Coach Art Lanham's hit for 10. The Mountaineers Redmon, who this year were ad· made 40 ot 100 shots from the milled as members or the KIAC, noor for 40 per cent and at the foulllne they were 17 for27, Brewer, a tight end converted wblch also Includes Oakland Cily The Redmen have two utoughn ID an outside linebacker, said It College (lnd,)1 Berea, Unloo Colwas the first touchdown he lege, Pikeville College, Camp- games this week, traveling to Inscored as a defensive man, bellsville College and Cwnher· stitute, w, va. Tuesday night to take oo the West Virginia state "Both Jim HouB1on (The oth- land Collegel er outside linebacker) and I Bass had 1Hield goals and Ma- YJ!IIOW Jackets andSaturda.Y night wel'e bUtzlng, •• Brewer re- bry had 10, but both Redmon had 1hey host Cedarville College at 8 celled. ''llouB1on hit the ball jUst p. m. In the Gallla Aeademy Htgh alter I broke ott my blocker. a perfect night at the foul line School gym. I grabbed It and ran. He said mak!JW 13 or 13. Mabry also had West Vlrginla State will have all to me later, 'How did you like 22 rebounds and Bass had 11, that peas I threw you.' " Other Redrnen In double fll!UNS Its piO.Yers back from last year were Frank Collins, &-2 )lmior, tnellllllng the Harnllfllll brothers, with 11 ))OIJJt5, and Mike Harris, Alan and Dave, and big Harry 6-2 fresbman from Beaver, with Rogers. Tbls is the only game 21. Danny Wilson had four points between these two schools this SEE US FCMt YOUR and Charles Baker, one point to year. Rio Grande holds a 5·0 round out the Rio Grande scor- mark over the Yellow Jackets FIRE AND AUTO during Lanham's coacbir4r career Ing. INSURANCE at Rio Grande. Rl~ Grande led 43-42 at the half ' . Rio Grande's win .Ver Berea but carne liack strong In the sec20% .,.,latlon. Our ood half as they shot 70 per cent gives them a 1-0 record in the Ralel Do Not Rolsa Altar from the fleld, 'lbe Redrnenrnade KIAC along with Union College, Having A Claim As Soma 39 r:l 66 allots for 59 per cent, victoro Saturday nlght92-75over Comp1nlt1 Do llld made 33 or 35 at the foul Oakland Cizy, Unloo College Is the Alma Mate1 r:l C011<h Lanham. Uno, Reynolda paced Berea with 23 Cwnberland, another . KIAC, INSURANCE AGENCY member, loot two games this ,, _ 99W441. hiM,..Y . polnta. Lane had 20, Ollt1ler had weekend In the SOuthern states 15, Conley had 14 and Maynard Tournament. Shorter College (Ga.) defeated Cwnberland 75-70 friday ' rilght and on &turday night, Cumberland lost the cOn• solation iiBitle ci tho tourneY to Georgia Southern 89-73, . Rio Grande's next KIAC game Offir.e Hours. 9 to 12: 2 to 5I <Close at Noon on Will be Dec. 7 ·al Pikeville, Ky, Thurs· - East Court St , Pomeroy . ,Then on Dec, U the Redrnenpiii.Y at Ky., and on OakWld City, Ind., . . games. ' ' 25 or 68 shots from the field for a 37 per eent average and Southwestern hit 18 or 42 for 43 per., cent. The Eagle. had 39 rebounds eompared to 19 for Southwestern. Larry Spencer ol Eastern and Southwestern's Dave Notter and Woody Perrollll exited from the game with five personals, Eastern also took the reserve tilt by a 29-22 eount as Howle Caldwell led tho hosts with 10 and Ron Srnitlt and Bob Ritchie COLUMBUS (UPI) - Most of Ohio's more than 20,000 deer hunters were expected to ba out for the east Oblo zone deer llmtlng seai!O!I wltlch o;>ened lods,y. The five-dii.Y season started In 44 counties. Others will 1nmt In six northwest Ohio COU!Ities Wednesday throuf!h Friday. A special authorization form Is required for this area. The bow season Ia closed this week while gun hunters are out but will resume Saturday. ' summary 'Of Sports By United P<esB International Saturday BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) - The Untversily or Indiana was selected the Big Ten's Rose Bowl representadve for the first time. The Hoosiers meet /Southern Callfomla New Year's Day. U-3 recorda. The Norfolk-Orlando ourvlvor :;' &'at.~~c~: W, . 'tbe VletDr.Y was Cberleaton'a sixth against o1ght losMS and enabled the capital crew to outlast Its Moontaln State rival, Wheeling, In the Southern Seetllln standlnga, The lronmen fll>. !shed one game behind the Hockets oo a &-9 record which went Into the books with a 42-21 loss to Orlando oo 'Thanksgiving DO.Y. Rocket defensive hallback Tony Golmonl tied a CFL record held by teammate Roger Mcl'arland whoo he Intercepted rour Norfolk passes - allln the first half. The Rockets picked ott a total or six Neptune throws. Stocky Ron Quillen pined 83 yards to gtve him 1,067 yards for tile seaaon. Dave Caslnelll added 66 yards. Qlarterback Sonny Gibbs ran 33 yard.s for the only Charlestoo touehdown and Billy Fletcher kicked three field goals - Ineluding an etght-yarder with nine minutes left to win tile game. ·oCILU.NT: opP(itutm '· ' . 2 kl. ~!<go, Kroger Broail Siluol Chttlo Ell))lrCs 12/2/67 '. '• ! ~ll .iib..~J l, l ic '' ,. colleslale cane,... willie ' , ---· · lett. ------· ---- TWICE HONORED NEW YORK (UPI)- Damascus was accorded a OOUble honor Sunday when he was each had six. named butlt "horse or tile year" Southwestern 11 26 43 55 5!49 NEW YORK (UP!)Nlarkos and the top three-year-old colt Eastern 19 30 44 55 67~7 won the $58,300 Gallant Fox of 1967 by the Thorool)li>red SW - D. Beaver 3-2-8; Carter, Handicap at Aq.aeduct by four Racing Assocladon. 8-2-18, Walker 3-9-15, E. Not- lengths. Damascus and other Tra ter, 2-0-4; Dilloo 3-8-14; Perchampions will be honored at round 0-0-0; c. Bearnoo 0-0-0. NEW YORK (UP!)- A Cana- the organhatlon's anrual dinner dian syndleate porchased the 12 oo Nov. 30 In Washington, D.C. TOTALS, 19-21...59. EASTERN - Martin 1-3- 5·• T• meter stoop American Eagle, Buckley 4-2-10; Benedwn B-4- leading to speculation Canada KARCIMONT WINNER PARIS (UPI) - Karclrnont 20; Speneer 0-2-2; ChadweliS-2- ma.v become an Americas Cup race ehallenger within a decade. beat 16 rivals In winning the 14; Karr 0-3-3; Morrissey 2-0-4; $30,000 Pr~ Montgomery stee'·OMAHA, Neb. (UP!)- John RO!e 4-l-9, TOTALS25-17~7. " plechase Sunday at the Auleull Mason of Ft. Ha.vs (Kan.) State race track. GOOD! won the NAJA cross counlrJ Karclrnonl finished one length dtle In 20 minutes, 14 seconds. ahead of rurmer.up Qulntefeullle, with Le Tldoo third. MT. VERNON, N, Y, (UPI)The Virglnla Sailors defeated the Westchester Bulls 20-14 for California was named winner of I their second stralf!ht Atlandc the 1967 MaeArthur Bowl after Coast Football Lea~e dUe. It was chosen national collegiate ~~~~­ Gahanna 73 Reynoldsburg 38 football champloo by the Sunday Grandvl.,. >8 Mll!ltn 52 e!TY LOAJJ SAN JUAN, P.H. (UPI)- National Football Foundalloo Green 71 Coventry 56 Chuck Courtney of La Jolla, and Hall of Fame. Kent state 70 Kenston 55 Calif., 1'1011 the Puerto Rican Keystone 63 New London 34 MILAN, italy (UPI)- Somme Lancaster 57 Colwnbus DeSales Open golf title by two strokes FIre of Italy woo the $32,000 wltll a 280. 53 Grand Prix or tho Nations Lleldng VaiiQY 77 Newark Calhtrotting raee. Amerlean-owned SYDNEY, Australia (UPI)- Spin Speed olle 46 was secood. Margaret Smith Court of Loodon 90 Groveport 48 Australia beat Kathy Harter of Lorain Admiral King 65 Seal Beach, Calif., 6-2, 6-3, In a Toledo Bowsher 45 Madison South 68 Washlngtoo c. semi-final msteh or the New South Wales tennis champlooH. 54 shlps. Massillon 80 Fairless 58 Mogadore 51 Field 4S' NEW YORK (UPI)- Southern Monroeville 72 Green Sprtngs 46 Newark 5S Marion Harding 30 North Royalton 61 Independenee 54 Olentangy 70 Dublin 59 OIAL·A·MA TIC Rocky River 60 Maple Hel8hts 44 Solon 57 Mayfield 52 J(J\1; mote ellat1en1 Springlleld Call1ollc 57 oo 1ugs' 2~ limes Columbus Hartley 53 Our expert mechanics adjust St. Henry 107 Wapakoneta St. mo1e powe1 wiltl Joseph 57 caster, camber and toe-in to tools I strongsville 51 Warrensville 49 manufacturer's specifications. Tallmadge 60 Twtnaburg 37 Tlf!ln Columbian 53 Port Cl!nlnn All work is performed by 47 Toledo Libbey 96 Norwalk 49 skilled mechanics with modem Upper Arlington 59 Fairfield Unprecision equipment. loo58 Wale!'loo 93 Warren Market 54 Wost Geauga 55 Chankan 41 toe. High School Cage Scores o.x. ........ ""- 99MN6' . .• n4 Court St.. -~ • . 'i.· HOOVER sag.so BAKER s MOST AMERICAN CARS Pam Extra If Needed NO MONEY DOWN T.tre montha to p•yl ~--~-- · - ,_ ......--- PAUL WltiGHT Is Our Front· End 3,ROOMS · New fur'niture •299 . . \ Specialist. 12 Years Experience. Wouldn't Say He's The . Best- But There . Better: . ' ,.··~ I OPEN lb. bag ,_-- .. was an All Amerl,el! •.)liar llll ' UCLA wltere he 1 . ·-· r, a brilliant-~ ..,..,. Mel bU It@~• . F .. aeaBIIII In the' 111'0 ranki.IIUII-tbe Detroit ~' tnd II cailo lif', the National FOolball Leap's ,l:op ruahere- bjjt· willie the 1JGrll are D!lng iiowltere, Miller I1IIIY be leadlnl the llousllllt Ollere to the Super Bowl. lntercOIIIa Two Passes Farr, the superb cornerback or the Oilers, Intercepted two mar• passes Sunday and ran one back 62 yards for a toocbdolm u the Oilers 1111111ed witbln ooe game or the New York Jets In the battle for the Eastarn DMsloo title or the American Football League with a 27-8 .tctory over the Boston Patriots. Toadstool Park near Farr'& two Interceptions gave lord, Neb .. II so name<! him a 1lltal or eight ror the rock formations resemble sea1011 and the touchdown was ' stools. his third or the se....,... which Is on1Jr two less than Mel bU (three nnm1ng and two recelvUW wltlle playing otrense. In the only other AFL game Sunday, Miami snapped an elibt-garne losing streak with a 17-14 victory over the Denver Broncos oo Bob Grlese's31..yud touchdown pass with 61 seconds - V, D. EDWARDS . ':'~=it!~ reauiar MI- yean;. '' .. f;l Milia- lecl the .1111111111 Ill ldclaoll returllll Ill 1962 and led · the MlaiOOirl VelloY eaar.....ee In 1163 but nceive4 lillie · llllillllll recoaa!IIOn .m ·• Cbamplonlblp•.Bo4b teams have 1 EXTil~ TOP VALUE STAY.PS wllh Ibis ""'~"'!~~ ond ;>~~rchaoe of Jt ___......._ take 011 Perry Mo1s' Orlalldo Panthen for the CJI'L's Eutern You're sure to g•t mort tender mea.. for your money when you buy plump, succulent young Pineapple·-- 3~:n! $1 Oranges- --_4 :~~:· $1 • h---- 5 .... ..$1 Sp1nac lomatoes-- 4 $1 Kraut -_- __ 5 -Jt-"·"- ~oolball-·t.eacue GOV. INSPECTED: Del Monte Slieodi Crushed, or Chunk ·~ \ l.,:..' .· "'- ttiiUlted lila 16-14 cpltl ¥ietDI'Y ·· · . for the CbarleiiAIIIIockets bVet . tile Norfolk Neptunea ben Sat.. urcla; nl&ht. . The ~ea will U7 1D -... bOUnd here bdii.Y when lhtlf Krogtr Fryers. They're lb. ,.. -~· . NOIIFO):.K, Va. ([JPI) - ALL FRYERS SOLD AT KROGER ARE ~~-- lllatl,.ltla ldcl broGtlr ~ IIIII Ia ~~a ·:,f!li! ' lhlrd Jtiir as a .JII'(io )(~ Farr 'h u uauall)' taun11 l!lll~ rtttm!d to as ·~ ~ FQ!Io!l brolllel" the Iaat 111n11 'lut game ~' tile CcintlneaW H&D Copi'J'Jtllt, The Kroger Co., 1967 Fo ·,·. ,...o~rr ~ ··'·, .•.. .,e. . . ''Miller Fur'•brGIMr·" A!Ciiatqll be'1 two ytoro older " �!\{el.~arr M~y_ Miller Farr's : ' . . ' By vrro STELUNO UPI Sport~ l'liter II IIIII' not be too kml ~ Mel Farr ·II kloalllle<l U Freshore 11ereh Fillets . ., ' .\ Ocean p"I'Ch . r.: lb. $1.89 " . "-- ---<>plcg. We ilM! rlg11tto llmll quonHHos rHDrvt • ' Whiting -- 5 Fresh Leg or B1·east lb. pkg, ' Quarter Fryers Your Choice $1.00 ,. U. S. lker Season L U. S. Govenment to insur. whol•sonuntss . , . .tnd they're graded by Kroger expctrtl for quality . . Ins~~ Annoorstar 4:0 J9C Pure Lard--_ . Cut ....... . lb. 3fc) Bacon -- -- ------------"'cut lb. 35c Dry Salt Potato, Cole Slaw, or M•caroni (Center Kroger Salads ___________ _ lb. pkg. 39c Del Monte Mandarin Del Monto Dtl Monte Fruit N'. 303 Cocktail· Dol M - St<wed cans 1' ' Dtl MeMe SatJer No. 303 ~~ uns No.303 cans tj Your Choice - Ftelh tr F . - 35c lb. No.303 cans I:~~~~: fAI "CHICKEN PARTS" Smolcod Jowl Macon ___________________ _ Breast .~·~.Rib~ __ _ Whole Jjegs __ _ Livers _________ _ Giblets .. ______ . Wimrs _______ .. Backs & Necks 11o. 1~. lb. lb. ·' 49c 45c 69c 39c 29e lb. tOe lb. lb. 33e lb. 37~ Doublo Breasted Fryers -----·-· Va,c Pac Corn ' I Cel Monte Whole Kernel or Cream Stylo Gold Corn ...... . 4N~:89c ,.. Sweet Peas . . .. . 4~. . 89c Orange Juice .c:OL39~ J. · 4::39~ l 50 IXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with Ifill coupon and purchaM of · Dol Monb Fruit 303 Col t.'.:nto Sugar Added 0 ;'Health &Beauty Aids" 11 .5-ol. Prell -.. ----.--Prell- --. -----Hidden Magic-lufferin----. - - bottle 88c tube Dtl Mont• 58c Green Beans -11.99 Sbo Holr Spray - 13-ot. can ~ol 99c 4 OOC boHie 00 IGO-ct. ·• ) . 4'!"~:· $1 C,offee .. !! $1.69 k ..... ........ 7 ~~ $1 Flour .......... .10 ~ 89c Tuna .. • • • • ••• •• • Dol Monlo Catsup •••••••• Krogtr Canned Evaporalod No.303 cans ' 2 lbs. Coun(ry Club, Kwldc Krlsp, or Servo 'n Seve BACON · · · E>pires 12/'l/ffl fpotligl!.t Brand Bean $1.49 Size ''When you tumble,, Ward It EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wllfl lhll coupon ond purehose of Mente Chunk Light 5t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with lhlo coupon and purehose of Kro2or Plain & Soii-RI•ing oae 6.75-oz. tubo Gloom Toothpa•te with Fne BatL.erles Expires 12/2/G7 Kroger Brand Black Pepper • • • • • • •• • 1~. Clll $1 f'lbl Bread ... . .... 4~ 88c 5t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with lhlo coupon ond purch..e of Dol Manit Peas &Carrots. 4 '!..* 89c Kroger Brand one box PAMPERS Expires 12/2/67 Del Monle . Pork &Beans .. 8 ~:~ $1 Corn &Peppers 4 !!: 89c Kroger Accepts /t'ederal Food Stamps! Potat~~s ... _.. _ 4 :,.• $1 Dol Monte Wllole SUNRISE-FRESH PRODUCE! ,..,~ Evary pockoge of Kroger's frulto end vooo;ablot 1talod by Krogor'o clear plaoH< film CrloFIIc l'nlllf be sunriH-fresh whtn you buy It, If yO:. '"' not complotely saHsllod, Krogor will npiiCO VA COUPON Jt . EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS wlllt lhlo coupon ond purchaoe of · Potatoes •..... _6 No, 303 $1 Kroger Brand White COUPON , Ctl Manit Wholo WltM. · s..tt ...... . . Beans _.. 4 ~.;..303 $1 . your item or rtfund your money, . U,S. No.1, Size A 2 - Kroger A,ll Prtrpo~e White ~ Whoot Brood Expires 12/2/ &7 ... ' - Packer1 was one ill mistake& that led 1o • 55-7 Nut. Earl)' In the second <J18r1er Suuda.t, Ward bobbled anolher klckOtr and a groan went up In the stands. Wben tile next klclo. off came to him, he took It roor Yarda deep In the end zooe and awtecl rUnning. Some. In !lie presa box yelled: ''Don't run, you'll fumble." He Kept Rmmlng But Wud kept nnm1ng and his 104-yard reb1rn was tile loogest In Browns history, the loogest 1n tile NFL this season, and tile seventll longest 1n the history or the NFL. The Jll'e- The Eastern Eaglestooka67-59 In doublellgurel ftreJimCiuidvlooa Browns record, 103 yards, overtirne basketball victory from well with 14 on 6 buekets and a was set by Leroy Bolden In the visiting Southwestern High- pair of free throws and Torn 1958 aplnst the ChicD!l'l Cardi- landers Saturday night In the sea- B!l<kley with 10 points oo 4 field son opener for both teams. goals and 2 charlzy tosses, Don nals. Ward's touchdown gave the The score otthe Southern Valley Rose also had 9 points. Browns a 21-10 lead and the Alblelle Conferenoe contest W88 ~ Keith Carter topped the visiting Redsklns could never catch up, tied at 55-55 when tlle !ourthper- Highlanders as he contributed 18 despite three touchdown passes iod ended. 11ae Eagles got a quick points on 8 field gOOIS and 2 charby Sonny Jurgensen. "When I fumbled that first S point advantage In the over- ity tosses. Others bitt~ in double figures for lhe Gallia kickoff," Ward said, uThe time, DeMis Benedwn, a 5-11 senior Cowrty team were Jun Walker and Green Ba.v game flashed through my mind and I thought guard, paeed the Eastern elub in George Dilloo with 15 and 14 no, not again. But on the so;;;;;;! both overall SCO'tlng and In scor- points respectively. ldckoll, all I had time tn think lng durlng the overtime, Bene- Eastern held a 19-lllead at the about was runnblg." dwn, who hit 8 field goals and 4 end or the first period and led 30"I started toward the middle free throWS for 20 points in the 26 at halftime and 44-43 at the and cut back to the rlibt," Ward eontlnued. "All I coold regular tlrne,contrlbuted6polnts close ci the third quarter before the Hllblanders tied the score at see there was a· huge· hole, l dUl'lng·the overtime. The only other player ot Coach th'' end ot regulatioo pla.v. ran right through It and I never Danny Wright's Big Green to hit The Eastern club connected oo looked back." ''You start to concentrate on your determlnatioo not In fUmble, and this takes your attention !rom catching the ball and 1'1lllllin8 It back." Awarded Game Ball Ward &aid he ran one klckol! back for a touchdown aplnst Minnesota In an Oldtlbltlun game, three while at Michigan, and more Ulan he can remember In high school. For his first touchdown return In a money game wltll the pros, he reeelved the game ball. Another runback was also essential to the Browns victory. Johnny Brewer snatehed a de· necled pass and sprinted 70 yards for a touchdown, In make the score 14-0 In the first lfl&r• ler, 0 • • • • • • • • •••• Sl ~itt Concentrate Shampoo 3-ot. 0 2 plcps. FrtSh or FI'OIOR CHICKEN PARTS Expires JJ/2/67 Grapefruit Dol Mtnlo Sugar Added . . 11.55 Sin Liquid Shamt>OO 0 York, Brown1 tn the 54 the Solnts past the before "to.1Jolslerous erowd 83.487 In "" Sugar Bowl. Defensive back Karl Kassulke promced one touchdown with s blocked pont and set up another with a recovered lllrnble as the Vlldngs scorad 24 point& In the fourth quarter 1n outmaneuverIng the Steeiers In a mistakemarred contest. Eagles Win Overtime Game 67-59 Over SW 3-Logped Fryers -------- Underway In Ohio reserve '· ~ ·· or from the game, a • a!l No. 303 . Homecoming Loss First In 17 Years For Berea Paeed by Tony Bass' 41 points and Bobb Mabry's 33, Rio Grande College downed Berea College 111-97 Saturda.v nlghi at Berea, Ky., for their first wln In the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC), It was Homecoming for the Bearea MoWttaineers and the loss was their first Homecoming loss in 17 years. Last year, the Mountaineers defeated Pikeville College at Homecoming, Pikeville was KIAC eharnplons last seasoo• The win was the second of the season for Coach Art Lanham's hit for 10. The Mountaineers Redmon, who this year were ad· made 40 ot 100 shots from the milled as members or the KIAC, noor for 40 per cent and at the foulllne they were 17 for27, Brewer, a tight end converted wblch also Includes Oakland Cily The Redmen have two utoughn ID an outside linebacker, said It College (lnd,)1 Berea, Unloo Colwas the first touchdown he lege, Pikeville College, Camp- games this week, traveling to Inscored as a defensive man, bellsville College and Cwnher· stitute, w, va. Tuesday night to take oo the West Virginia state "Both Jim HouB1on (The oth- land Collegel er outside linebacker) and I Bass had 1Hield goals and Ma- YJ!IIOW Jackets andSaturda.Y night wel'e bUtzlng, •• Brewer re- bry had 10, but both Redmon had 1hey host Cedarville College at 8 celled. ''llouB1on hit the ball jUst p. m. In the Gallla Aeademy Htgh alter I broke ott my blocker. a perfect night at the foul line School gym. I grabbed It and ran. He said mak!JW 13 or 13. Mabry also had West Vlrginla State will have all to me later, 'How did you like 22 rebounds and Bass had 11, that peas I threw you.' " Other Redrnen In double fll!UNS Its piO.Yers back from last year were Frank Collins, &-2 )lmior, tnellllllng the Harnllfllll brothers, with 11 ))OIJJt5, and Mike Harris, Alan and Dave, and big Harry 6-2 fresbman from Beaver, with Rogers. Tbls is the only game 21. Danny Wilson had four points between these two schools this SEE US FCMt YOUR and Charles Baker, one point to year. Rio Grande holds a 5·0 round out the Rio Grande scor- mark over the Yellow Jackets FIRE AND AUTO during Lanham's coacbir4r career Ing. INSURANCE at Rio Grande. Rl~ Grande led 43-42 at the half ' . Rio Grande's win .Ver Berea but carne liack strong In the sec20% .,.,latlon. Our ood half as they shot 70 per cent gives them a 1-0 record in the Ralel Do Not Rolsa Altar from the fleld, 'lbe Redrnenrnade KIAC along with Union College, Having A Claim As Soma 39 r:l 66 allots for 59 per cent, victoro Saturday nlght92-75over Comp1nlt1 Do llld made 33 or 35 at the foul Oakland Cizy, Unloo College Is the Alma Mate1 r:l C011<h Lanham. Uno, Reynolda paced Berea with 23 Cwnberland, another . KIAC, INSURANCE AGENCY member, loot two games this ,, _ 99W441. hiM,..Y . polnta. Lane had 20, Ollt1ler had weekend In the SOuthern states 15, Conley had 14 and Maynard Tournament. Shorter College (Ga.) defeated Cwnberland 75-70 friday ' rilght and on &turday night, Cumberland lost the cOn• solation iiBitle ci tho tourneY to Georgia Southern 89-73, . Rio Grande's next KIAC game Offir.e Hours. 9 to 12: 2 to 5I <Close at Noon on Will be Dec. 7 ·al Pikeville, Ky, Thurs· - East Court St , Pomeroy . ,Then on Dec, U the Redrnenpiii.Y at Ky., and on OakWld City, Ind., . . games. ' ' 25 or 68 shots from the field for a 37 per eent average and Southwestern hit 18 or 42 for 43 per., cent. The Eagle. had 39 rebounds eompared to 19 for Southwestern. Larry Spencer ol Eastern and Southwestern's Dave Notter and Woody Perrollll exited from the game with five personals, Eastern also took the reserve tilt by a 29-22 eount as Howle Caldwell led tho hosts with 10 and Ron Srnitlt and Bob Ritchie COLUMBUS (UPI) - Most of Ohio's more than 20,000 deer hunters were expected to ba out for the east Oblo zone deer llmtlng seai!O!I wltlch o;>ened lods,y. The five-dii.Y season started In 44 counties. Others will 1nmt In six northwest Ohio COU!Ities Wednesday throuf!h Friday. A special authorization form Is required for this area. The bow season Ia closed this week while gun hunters are out but will resume Saturday. ' summary 'Of Sports By United P<esB International Saturday BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) - The Untversily or Indiana was selected the Big Ten's Rose Bowl representadve for the first time. The Hoosiers meet /Southern Callfomla New Year's Day. U-3 recorda. The Norfolk-Orlando ourvlvor :;' &'at.~~c~: W, . 'tbe VletDr.Y was Cberleaton'a sixth against o1ght losMS and enabled the capital crew to outlast Its Moontaln State rival, Wheeling, In the Southern Seetllln standlnga, The lronmen fll>. !shed one game behind the Hockets oo a &-9 record which went Into the books with a 42-21 loss to Orlando oo 'Thanksgiving DO.Y. Rocket defensive hallback Tony Golmonl tied a CFL record held by teammate Roger Mcl'arland whoo he Intercepted rour Norfolk passes - allln the first half. The Rockets picked ott a total or six Neptune throws. Stocky Ron Quillen pined 83 yards to gtve him 1,067 yards for tile seaaon. Dave Caslnelll added 66 yards. Qlarterback Sonny Gibbs ran 33 yard.s for the only Charlestoo touehdown and Billy Fletcher kicked three field goals - Ineluding an etght-yarder with nine minutes left to win tile game. ·oCILU.NT: opP(itutm '· ' . 2 kl. ~!<go, Kroger Broail Siluol Chttlo Ell))lrCs 12/2/67 '. '• ! ~ll .iib..~J l, l ic '' ,. colleslale cane,... willie ' , ---· · lett. ------· ---- TWICE HONORED NEW YORK (UPI)- Damascus was accorded a OOUble honor Sunday when he was each had six. named butlt "horse or tile year" Southwestern 11 26 43 55 5!49 NEW YORK (UP!)Nlarkos and the top three-year-old colt Eastern 19 30 44 55 67~7 won the $58,300 Gallant Fox of 1967 by the Thorool)li>red SW - D. Beaver 3-2-8; Carter, Handicap at Aq.aeduct by four Racing Assocladon. 8-2-18, Walker 3-9-15, E. Not- lengths. Damascus and other Tra ter, 2-0-4; Dilloo 3-8-14; Perchampions will be honored at round 0-0-0; c. Bearnoo 0-0-0. NEW YORK (UP!)- A Cana- the organhatlon's anrual dinner dian syndleate porchased the 12 oo Nov. 30 In Washington, D.C. TOTALS, 19-21...59. EASTERN - Martin 1-3- 5·• T• meter stoop American Eagle, Buckley 4-2-10; Benedwn B-4- leading to speculation Canada KARCIMONT WINNER PARIS (UPI) - Karclrnont 20; Speneer 0-2-2; ChadweliS-2- ma.v become an Americas Cup race ehallenger within a decade. beat 16 rivals In winning the 14; Karr 0-3-3; Morrissey 2-0-4; $30,000 Pr~ Montgomery stee'·OMAHA, Neb. (UP!)- John RO!e 4-l-9, TOTALS25-17~7. " plechase Sunday at the Auleull Mason of Ft. Ha.vs (Kan.) State race track. GOOD! won the NAJA cross counlrJ Karclrnonl finished one length dtle In 20 minutes, 14 seconds. ahead of rurmer.up Qulntefeullle, with Le Tldoo third. MT. VERNON, N, Y, (UPI)The Virglnla Sailors defeated the Westchester Bulls 20-14 for California was named winner of I their second stralf!ht Atlandc the 1967 MaeArthur Bowl after Coast Football Lea~e dUe. It was chosen national collegiate ~~~~­ Gahanna 73 Reynoldsburg 38 football champloo by the Sunday Grandvl.,. >8 Mll!ltn 52 e!TY LOAJJ SAN JUAN, P.H. (UPI)- National Football Foundalloo Green 71 Coventry 56 Chuck Courtney of La Jolla, and Hall of Fame. Kent state 70 Kenston 55 Calif., 1'1011 the Puerto Rican Keystone 63 New London 34 MILAN, italy (UPI)- Somme Lancaster 57 Colwnbus DeSales Open golf title by two strokes FIre of Italy woo the $32,000 wltll a 280. 53 Grand Prix or tho Nations Lleldng VaiiQY 77 Newark Calhtrotting raee. Amerlean-owned SYDNEY, Australia (UPI)- Spin Speed olle 46 was secood. Margaret Smith Court of Loodon 90 Groveport 48 Australia beat Kathy Harter of Lorain Admiral King 65 Seal Beach, Calif., 6-2, 6-3, In a Toledo Bowsher 45 Madison South 68 Washlngtoo c. semi-final msteh or the New South Wales tennis champlooH. 54 shlps. Massillon 80 Fairless 58 Mogadore 51 Field 4S' NEW YORK (UPI)- Southern Monroeville 72 Green Sprtngs 46 Newark 5S Marion Harding 30 North Royalton 61 Independenee 54 Olentangy 70 Dublin 59 OIAL·A·MA TIC Rocky River 60 Maple Hel8hts 44 Solon 57 Mayfield 52 J(J\1; mote ellat1en1 Springlleld Call1ollc 57 oo 1ugs' 2~ limes Columbus Hartley 53 Our expert mechanics adjust St. Henry 107 Wapakoneta St. mo1e powe1 wiltl Joseph 57 caster, camber and toe-in to tools I strongsville 51 Warrensville 49 manufacturer's specifications. Tallmadge 60 Twtnaburg 37 Tlf!ln Columbian 53 Port Cl!nlnn All work is performed by 47 Toledo Libbey 96 Norwalk 49 skilled mechanics with modem Upper Arlington 59 Fairfield Unprecision equipment. loo58 Wale!'loo 93 Warren Market 54 Wost Geauga 55 Chankan 41 toe. High School Cage Scores o.x. ........ ""- 99MN6' . .• n4 Court St.. -~ • . 'i.· HOOVER sag.so BAKER s MOST AMERICAN CARS Pam Extra If Needed NO MONEY DOWN T.tre montha to p•yl ~--~-- · - ,_ ......--- PAUL WltiGHT Is Our Front· End 3,ROOMS · New fur'niture •299 . . \ Specialist. 12 Years Experience. Wouldn't Say He's The . Best- But There . Better: . ' ,.··~ I OPEN lb. bag ,_-- .. was an All Amerl,el! •.)liar llll ' UCLA wltere he 1 . ·-· r, a brilliant-~ ..,..,. Mel bU It@~• . F .. aeaBIIII In the' 111'0 ranki.IIUII-tbe Detroit ~' tnd II cailo lif', the National FOolball Leap's ,l:op ruahere- bjjt· willie the 1JGrll are D!lng iiowltere, Miller I1IIIY be leadlnl the llousllllt Ollere to the Super Bowl. lntercOIIIa Two Passes Farr, the superb cornerback or the Oilers, Intercepted two mar• passes Sunday and ran one back 62 yards for a toocbdolm u the Oilers 1111111ed witbln ooe game or the New York Jets In the battle for the Eastarn DMsloo title or the American Football League with a 27-8 .tctory over the Boston Patriots. Toadstool Park near Farr'& two Interceptions gave lord, Neb .. II so name<! him a 1lltal or eight ror the rock formations resemble sea1011 and the touchdown was ' stools. his third or the se....,... which Is on1Jr two less than Mel bU (three nnm1ng and two recelvUW wltlle playing otrense. In the only other AFL game Sunday, Miami snapped an elibt-garne losing streak with a 17-14 victory over the Denver Broncos oo Bob Grlese's31..yud touchdown pass with 61 seconds - V, D. EDWARDS . ':'~=it!~ reauiar MI- yean;. '' .. f;l Milia- lecl the .1111111111 Ill ldclaoll returllll Ill 1962 and led · the MlaiOOirl VelloY eaar.....ee In 1163 but nceive4 lillie · llllillllll recoaa!IIOn .m ·• Cbamplonlblp•.Bo4b teams have 1 EXTil~ TOP VALUE STAY.PS wllh Ibis ""'~"'!~~ ond ;>~~rchaoe of Jt ___......._ take 011 Perry Mo1s' Orlalldo Panthen for the CJI'L's Eutern You're sure to g•t mort tender mea.. for your money when you buy plump, succulent young Pineapple·-- 3~:n! $1 Oranges- --_4 :~~:· $1 • h---- 5 .... ..$1 Sp1nac lomatoes-- 4 $1 Kraut -_- __ 5 -Jt-"·"- ~oolball-·t.eacue GOV. INSPECTED: Del Monte Slieodi Crushed, or Chunk ·~ \ l.,:..' .· "'- ttiiUlted lila 16-14 cpltl ¥ietDI'Y ·· · . for the CbarleiiAIIIIockets bVet . tile Norfolk Neptunea ben Sat.. urcla; nl&ht. . The ~ea will U7 1D -... bOUnd here bdii.Y when lhtlf Krogtr Fryers. They're lb. ,.. -~· . NOIIFO):.K, Va. ([JPI) - ALL FRYERS SOLD AT KROGER ARE ~~-- lllatl,.ltla ldcl broGtlr ~ IIIII Ia ~~a ·:,f!li! ' lhlrd Jtiir as a .JII'(io )(~ Farr 'h u uauall)' taun11 l!lll~ rtttm!d to as ·~ ~ FQ!Io!l brolllel" the Iaat 111n11 'lut game ~' tile CcintlneaW H&D Copi'J'Jtllt, The Kroger Co., 1967 Fo ·,·. ,...o~rr ~ ··'·, .•.. .,e. . . ''Miller Fur'•brGIMr·" A!Ciiatqll be'1 two ytoro older " �' .. ' ... . ' ( .. . .. . ... . . . r ·'" '. ' ~ '.,~ 2-ha;tt;;;;;,;~~:a MEIGS... ~·~"f~;-· In the lllghlands, at lhe but!on of Dak To which lhe North Vlelllamese tried to seize ln tllelr longest, costUest c8JIIIIIIIgn of the war. UP! oorrellpcllldent Richard v. OUver reported the Communists riliecl with rna. chine ~s American Infantry posts atop HW 1938. Gls stormed lhe hW two weeks ago ln one of the fights lhat broke the baek of the 12,000-man North Vlelnamese oftenslve, acoordlng to U.S. commanders. In other attacks tocllijo, the Commlllllst lobbed mortars Into nve u.s. positions around Dak To. Elsewhere !be VIet Cong used mortars against lllree provincial capltala. Possible Peace Bid On lhe dlt>lomatlc front, a u.s. roving ambassador flew to Buchareet, Romania, after tellIng newsmen at Bell!l'ade lhat he would discuss Vietnam with the Romanian Communist leaders. Bucharest before has acted as middleman ln U.S. peace bids. It was -eted the U.S. envoy would ask the Romlllllans to srund oot North Vietnam about tile posslblllt.Y of using tho year end holiday' • tr•<os to stsri peace talk•. But Hanoi Radio, ln a broadcast heard ln Totcyo, denounced peace talks plans w o u n d e d with government being made b1 Salgoo and troops stlfrerlng 78 men killed, voewed the Viet Cong guerrillas U.S. spokesmen reported that would un~ !0 ~e finish.,. an Air Force F4C Phantom jet, a twG-man craft, was lost Sanday cllring an 88-mlsalon HOT LINE HOT assault against Norlh Vleln"WASHINGTON (IJPI) - The mese targets. It was the 765th U.S. aircraft special leletype "hot line" Unk-including eight helicopters- lng Moscow and Washington was lost over the Communist nation. used 20 times cllring tile ArabIsraeli war in June, according to a White House aide. . .. By EURGENE V, RlSHER LONDON-THE GREAT GOLD rush and Its IIUspeeted tllreat to the u.s. dollar IW>earedtocllijoto be ftzzllng out - for the time being at least. Bu!Uon dealers reported a heavy drop ln bu1fng that had l'll8ched records hfsh• last week. Six Defendants Forfeited Bonds Six defendants forfeited bonds and two others were lined SaturdaY night in the eourt oC POmeroy Mayor Charles Legar. j Forfeiting bonds were Thorlelf Bentz, 23, Canton, $15, l'lllllling a red light; Richard Friley, Pomeroy, $25, diBiurbirw lhe peace while intoxicated; Donald E, Hop• kins, 43, Parkersburg, $15, nm.ning a red light; Allen Jago, 42, Glouster, $23.70, speeding; Grace Randolph, 25, st. Albans, $25, running a red light, and liarold D. Johnson, 25, Mason, $28.70 speeding. SA1.GON (UP]) - America's blaoll boml>ero tocla.Y struck a reeord 108 mllea deep lnalde Norlh Vietnam and pUoto roported blowing up arms bound tor Communist lroopa In Soutb Vietnam's bailie of lhe Central Hlablanda. Bomba from the eJaht,.eaglned B52 stratolortresses trls8ered tllllloSiona nve Urnes lhelr own power when ~~~~ hit North Vie111amese mlllllt!ons comoys north of tile Mu Gla paaa, piel'lllj' to tile guerrillas' Ho Chi Minh SUJll>iT traiJ, The Air Force giants, which had hit the pass but never '~lite so tar oorth, also raided Communist posit!ons ln lhe Hi81Uands fight 230 mDes north or Saigon, u.s. spokeomen reported a freney of Norlh VIetnamese rocket, mortar and machine gun atlacks ln the 25da,y:.old cllel for tile strategic lltOWIIalns on the waist o! South Vietnam. Report Commwlists Rstreatlng But IIIey judged lllem rear guard adlons for battered North Vielllamese legions r ... treating IIIIer suf!erlng up to 4,000 men killed. Tha spokeomen said 1,641 Communist bodies hsve been counted. U.S. loSBes 1otaled 287 dead and 1,000 Fined were Manning 11orst, 31, Pomeroy, $100 and costs ano Ohio Highways three days in jail on charges of driving while intoxicated, and Over Dangerous Michael Zirkle, 18, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, nmnlng a red light. Thanksgiving travelers and · :· :· :·: · : · :::: :::: ::::: : : :: : ::: : : : ::::: :: :::::~:: :::·:::·: ·:·:·: · : ·: ·:· :;;:: Greek CVnrlot President Ar· chblshop Makarios ill ernerg&-. ed tnday from a Nicosia meetIng with a United Nalions apecia1 envo.y and said he was convinced there wwld be no war llelween Greece and Turkey over Cyprus. There also was a feeling of optimism ln Ankara where Cy. rus Vance •. U.S, presldenltsll peacemaker, cooferred with Foreign Minister lh11811 Sabri ·. Cagi.111ansll of Turkey andsentod Greece's ur l n a I answer" to Turldsh demands on Cyprus. News GAUGES - Galllpolls, 12,1 and 20.8 nmnlng 30 feet of rollers; COLUMBUS (UP!) - The cost of OBhlng Uceoses ps up Friday. COIUlt,y clerks will charge an extra dime, or 35 eeuts in all, to IBIRIB new Ueenses. If a per- son loses his permit, a replace. ment will cost $1, Instead of lhe previous 25 cents. Pl. Pleasant, 24.9.9; Pomeroy.. Mason, 22,68; Htntoo, L30 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 6.11 rising; Chariestoo, 18.66 stat. London, Marmet, and Wintield, are on the sill. BOAT MOVEMENTS GALUPOLIS LOCKS-JamesR. Hines up 8:10 p. m.; Elq)ress up 9:45 p. m.; J, M. Jenks up 10:50 p.m.; Alan R. Merrlll up .ll p. m.; Bryari B. up 3:40 a. m.; Andrew P. Calhoun up 6:25a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - Manne!, Fort Dearborn up 7 p. m.; Lelia C. Shearer up 10 p. m.; Morris Harvoy .., 2:05 a. m.; Winfield, H. E. Bowie a up 3:20 p. m.; Tammy L.. White down 8:25 p. m.; Glendora down 8:50 p.m.; MI. state down 9 p. m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up 11:40 p.m.; Jef(erson down 1:15 a. m.; Elgercli!f up 2:15 a.m.; Beaver up .. . I ' I 3:15a.m. OIUO RIVER -Lock 14, National up 6:15 p. m.; Lither Herdman .., 7:30 p. m.; Steel Rarwer up 5:115 a. m.; Lock 15, Pennsylvania ,._ 2 a. m.; ORCO down . . 5:20 a. m.; Dtmcan Bruce up 6:05 a. m.; Lock 16, Kenova up 11!50 p. m.; Harvey Jordan up 12:10 a. m.; Lock 17, Polly R, up 6:05 p, m.; Helen z. down 6:20 p. m.; Reliable up 4 a. m.; Edward S, Bosworth up 4 a. m.; Lock 18, Onward up 3:30 a. m.; Lock 19, Vulcan up 3:45 a. m.; Lock 21, OVEC up 6:10 p, m.; Lock 22, William H. Zimmer up 4:45 a. m.; Lock 23, Franklin B. up 6:05 a. m.; Greenup Looks, ~- Price up 5:50 p, m.; Alia> :z.tWr up 8:J.II.-to;"111.; Baby ._ IJII&...JL0_1!Jl 9:20 p.m..y Dixie star up 1 a. m.; CLASSES RESUME WILBERFROCE, Ohio (UP!) - Classes resumed peacelllllT at Central state UnlverBit;y todill' following a shutdown ofnearly two weeks In lhe wake of a riot by Black Power advocates. . Hospital Holzer Hospital: Visiting hooro 2-4 and 7.$ p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Stephen L, McGraw, 2036 Eastern Ave.; Barbara L. Parks, 115 Third Ave,; Ronald L, Me. PherSIIl, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Sha<t' Tackett, Rt. 2 Vinton; Shlrlay A. Clonch, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Sesoo M. Mllj'nard, Rio Grande; Roger W, Barrett, Rt. I Galli· polis; Mrs. W, Ray Wedem~er, Jr., GalllpoUs; Isaac L.. Sillpe, Rt. I Bidwell; George W, Demy, Ga!Jipolls Forry; Mrs. Melissa Gardller r.. New Haven; Mrs. David T. wartenburg, Pt. Plea1o ani; Mrs. Dorothy D. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant; Sherr! L, Kinnaird, Pt. Plealalll; Mrs. Edna B, Coo!>er, Rt, 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Jame1 S. Reea, Jr., Raelnei Brm.da K. Smith, Rt. I LanpYille; Mrs. EJ'IIOII H. Tllle,y, Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Leila F. Erwin, Jackson; Evelyn D. Seers, Columbus; Mrs. Harve C, Wooten, FrankliD Furnace; Mra. James E. Grant, Coalton; Lruls D. Hoehberg, Jackson; Mrs. James H. Staley, Ironton; Mrs. WUllam E. Hurley, Rt. 2 Ashland, K,y.; Mrs. Eldon E, Demison, Rt. 1 Ray; W, Stanley Thacker, Wellston. BffiTHS Rarwer up 2 a. m.; Mark M. Mrs. David T. Wartenburg, Pt. up 2:20 a. m.; Robert Tlholt .., Pleasant, daullhter; a.m. 3:30 a.m.; Lady M]8noo down Saturdllj'; Mrs. Eldon11:23 E. Deml5:30 a. m.; Meldabl Locka, Jane 8011, Rt. 1 Ray, daui!hter, 9:35 T. down 2 p, m.; Solly Po I k p.m. Sanday. down 9:20 p. m,; Elisha Wooda DISCHARGES down 10 p. m.; Es&o PeMqlMichael D. Bane, Mrs, FredJ. vanla doWn 11:40 p.m.; Warren Cook, Ilouglas F. Enoch, Mrs. Houglalld .., 1:50 a. m.; Well- stephen S. McGraw, Mrs, Ken. ern up 3 a.m.; Peace down 4:20 nelh D. Reed, Charlolle A. u,.. roe, Joey Harry A. O'Dell, Mrs. a. m.; Rose G• .., 5:20 a.m.; J. David c. Oulle,y and I n r a n t S. Lewis .., MS a. m.; Harry daughter. Dyer down 6:11 a. m, HAVEN HOMEMAKERS The Haven Homemakers met for tllelr November meeting at the home of Mrs, Bnl G r I notead. Mrs. Jess MIII'Oard, prealdent, presided at tile meeting, Devotions were led by Mrs. Iva Capehart. The lesson "E<Jdpped to Care for Ulness at horne, •• was led by Mrs. Gloria Roush. Refreshments were served by tile hosteu II> Mrs. E m o r 1 Hart, Mrs, Ssdle Warth, Mrs. Aubrey Newell, Mrs. P e a r 1 BrUes, Mrs. Joss Ma.Ynard and Mrs. Gloria Rruob. The door prize awarded was won by Mrs. Emory Hart. CHURCH WOMEN MEET The Rebecc• and Dorcas Circles ofthe Lutheran Church Worn. en held a joint meeting on Weclnesdlll' evenlnp; at st. Paul Lutheran Church. The program leader was Mrs. J. V. McGrew, of Whltllnatllll CRISTIENA REUTER Poa!m 92 responsively and a Thanksgiving Collect. Mrs. c. M. Adams, Jr, read an article writ- ten by the President of the Lu. 1heran Church In America, Dr. Franklin Clark F r Y, entitled une Source and The Flow.'• iii imIii· .. .::: ,: z:r.t ut. Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Otto .,,,.,,,. ' ="~""..1 m'tt ~ P.! .... :r. :.·::.. :l t' :1 ..... • 174 "''11' f"J''!l'. , . ,.1 I. •PlthWI~ . . . . . . ...... ,.,*!iii tr.!ll".l'!' :: • I :lft . J lltw ~~ .. fl t 0 .10 I . . . . . '""i w- L I ' ...._.., :.... I :' ! .. ::. ul ill"· 1 ••. "' ..... ...w.. Tltt.. f roMT&l IIYIIIDtl W LT ... " " ,. PI ,_ .... '• '':II HI '1: !;-..~ : f t f :II 11: !5 =· :iJF·:-· _,, t:r...r ... frHCiat ~HE' II• • .~. ;MU",,:,': :;..'r:,'t.. JOE BOB HEMSLEY THREE MORE candidates for the title rl. "Mr. and MiBB Soowflake" to be seleeted aa a part rl. a Christmas program be~ eondueted by tile Ladies Auxiliary of the Syracuse Voluntet'l' Fire Deparlrnent are Penn,y sue Wolfe, 3, and Eddie Wolle, 4, children of Mr. arK1 Mr1:1. Franklin Wolfe, Syracuse; Crlstlena I,.ynn Reuter, 2, daugbter of Mrs, ZanaReuter, Pom• Bob Hemsley, 2, son ofMr. and Mrs. Jimmy Joe eroy, and Joe Hemal~, POmeroy. ~-&. :::·1 UIIUIYOI¥11101 Glod!'s WU!Ir4, 0, Grimm, Mrs. VsimuRoush, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Mrs. Jolude Rouoh, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. B, R, Vance, Mn. Jim Layne, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. Herman Lllj'DO, Mrs. HlldaRidgway,Mrs. R, G. Greene, Mrs. C. M. Adams, Jr., Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs. Don Bumgarmer, Mrs, Robert La,yne, Mrs. William Powell, Sr., Mrt, Jack T. Welch, Mrs• Nelson Roush Mro. Gary Roush, Mrs. M. L. Ohlinger, Mrs. John F. Roush, Mrs. Jolm c. Fry, Mrs. J. V. Mo:Grew, Mrs. WllJiam Russell, Mrs. David Roush. SEWING CLUB Members of the Julia T. Bry. ant Sewing Club held their annual Turkey Dinner on Tue1o day at noon at lhe home of Mro. W. T. Stone. Those at.. te11ding wore Mr•. Fred Batey, Mrs, Herman Layne, Mrs. L. C. Roosh, Mrs. II. L, Dyer, Mrs. Lloyd Rouab, M r a. D. A. Smith, Mrs. Ottle Rouob, Mrs. R. F. Bryantt.Mrs. Edwin stein, Mrs, B, R, vance, Mrs. N, 0, Weln, Mrs. llolnrd Wa(IOIIhala, Mn. Harold Jolm11011, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Lelia Knliht and Mrs. Stone, AVALANCHE CLUB MEETS Tho Avalanche Home Deii!ODstrat!M Club met at the home of Mrs. Harry Sisals for their rt1111lar IIIOIIIId1 n100tlng. Devotions wore led by Mrs. Donald Haynes. The leuon "E<pipped to Care for Dinell at Rome'' wao preoented by Mrs. Abagall Thomp. .... Refreabllllllto were served to Mrs. Donald H~Y~te•J Mra. Lleulo Rouab, Mrs. Jolm Smith, Mrs. Albert Thompson.!.Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mra. R111 ·•nompson, nel(lllboo', County Common Pleas Court. A civil action by Clarence P, and Clara B, Grueser against Clark lhle has been continued until Dec. 12 for a !rial date and actions by Robert L.. Arnold vs. SUsan B. Arnold and C, J, Hughes Construction Co. vs. Leroy c. Holsinger, et al, have been dis- Eallera - &.Teru 9, Wlllllaburll coqltoted Ill -==0, ;1 same deelldon would oot have run TROUBLE SHOOTERS In the Middle East are former U.S. Deputy Defease Seeretary Cyraa Vance, left, aDd Swedish diplomat Guuar Jarring. President Johnion sent Vance to Greece and Tnrkey iD an ell'ort to quiet tensions on the Island of Cypruo. Jarring was appoiDted by U.N. Secretary General U Thant to promote peace belween Israel and the Arab countries. eonstllutlonal rights. The lawyer• said tile evldeace preoented at Buddy's trial and oo whicb he waa determined to stand trial as an a4Jit neither - NBHROUNDUP DOCTORIS MAILBAG By Unii811 Press lllternatlonal Los Angeles used only eight plllj'er& Sanday night, but with six of lhem scoring ln double ftgures, tile Lakera managed to beat tile st. Louis Hawks 109-105 ln lhe only Montreal Baakslball Alsoclatlon game. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. The Lakers, who were playing their fourlll game In aa m11111 (Lost of thre<~ related columns.) missed, nights, entered lhe ftnal ip8rler wilh a Dine point lead but saw It Q-1 am always bot, even ing t h y r o I d extract. The TRANSFER FRANCHISE dwindle to only two wllb 1:08 in winter, and am miserable normal range or the T-3 test Is MEXICO CITY (UP!)- The left to play. in summer. What could cal'!'e 0.7~ lo_LJ)7. . . _ . ; Pacific Coast Lea!illo hal Elgin Baylor then sank a . It ~e ~os~ge' j)'l P(,oloid tab· formally awroved lhe tranllfer twlsiJD& lunllng layup with 50 this? of the Seattle franchise from A-An overaellve thyroid or lets 1s too large, it cduld cause jo l!ll and teanunatu tile California Angels 1o Pacific your s~n to lose weight, be· Jerry West and Gall Goodrich the menopause. Northwest Sports, Inc. come jJttery and have a rapid Max Soriano, brother of PCL polled on lut m1nrte steals to Q-In 1966, part of my thy· resting pulse. end 11111 lq»s of a Hawhs' Pre~ Dewey Soriano, beads roid was removed. I am tak· Q-What would happen If a Paclftc Northwest · which wiD comeback. Archie Clark paced lhe well- ing a new drug called Letter. person who has had part of have a working agreement wllh balanced !Akers' attack will! 20 Is it superior to Synthyroid or her thyroid removed didn't lhe Angels next season. points wldle West chipped ln Proloid? Are there any bad take the thyroid extract preside e f I e c t s from these wllh 19, scribed by her doctor? tablet•? Hlgb point man for st. Loula A-She might develop signs A-Letter a n d Synthyroid Mrs. Absga!J Thompson, an d was Len Wilkens willl21. of thyrol:l deficiency. Mro. Sisals. are synthetic crystalline thy· roid hormones of hi~ potenq Q-1 have b~on plagued with and Proloid is a highly pun· milia for several years. Some lied thyroid extract. They all skin specialists say it could be ~ have the advantage that an caused by diet and others say adequate dose is contained In not. Since none of them have MONDAY EVENiNG a small tablet. The only side helped me, do you think 1 effects would be that too large should see an endocrinologist? WSAZ TV- 3 WCHS TV -8 WHTN-13 a dose would cause the symp· A-Milia are hard, nonln· tomo ol toxic goiter. I' flammatory white heads that 6:00 News Plcture News Merv Grl!!ln be found on any part of may Q-My soa, 19, has a low 6:30 HW>t..Brlnk News the body but chie!ly on the basal metabolic rate. He is face. They are small sebacta king Proloid. His last BMR 7:00 JENNII! Dillon ious cysts caused by obstruc· MOVIE was 22. This week he had a 7:30 Monk!eo Gun Smoke of oil ducts in the skin. lion T-3 test which the doctor says no evidence that they There is Is normal. What Is the T-3 test 8:00 UNCLE arc influenced by diet or by 8::W and what is the normal range? the Lucy show Rat PatJol glands. Since will the Proloid tablets keep they endocrine do not affect your health hi m underweight? 9:00 Danny Thomas Andy Grllrith Felony Squad of cosmetic import· and are 9:30 A-The T-3 test Is another ance ouly, they can hardly be Family Al!air PO!'Ion Pl.lce th yroid function test based on classified as a plague. It Is 10:00 I Spy th e u p t a k e of radioactive best to leave them alone unCarol Burnett Big Valiay Iodine by the thyroid gland. less they are too unsl~htly, in 11.00 News It Is considered to be a little which case your family doctor News News 11:20 Late ilh<w• Illore accurate than the chem· can r e m o v e them, using 11:30 Tonlt!hl 'ical determination of the PBI sterile technique, In his office. Joey Bishop rotein·bound Iodine) level. (Hewspoper EntfH'priJI Aun.J , r meaningful results of either test, however, the Pleate se11d )OUt questions a~~tl TUESDAY DAYTIME !lent must have abstained tommenfJ to WGJIII G. Btattd1tftt om~g Iodized salt or M.D., in ccrre of tlli• 1101*· Wllil; WSAZ TV -3 WCHS TV -B~. WHTN drugs ontalning Iodine for Dt. lrondJtodt canaor """" jllfli. Sill m ths or more. The test -. .,idual Jettm Itt will "",..., ltHtn ,1:30 N\lws of ,,,..,., l111tmt ht luture C'OINNfJ. ay so be Influenced by tak· News Merv GRIFFIN 6:45 Com Cob ~ 7:00 Todj,y Cartoons \ 'Q 7:30 Sleepy Jeffers New Testament Thyroid Test Results Depend on Iodine Intake TV LOG ------ ... - ~ r:: .. 9:00 Mike Dooslas !:30 • ' 10:00 Snap Judg't 10:30 Concen. 11:00 Personallt;y 11:30 Hollywood Sq, 12:00 Jeopardy 12:30 Eye Guess Cartoon Festival Capt. Kangaroo Secret storm · Love Of Life Seareb For 1:00 News 1:30 Make A Deal Jaclue Ohllnt!er As World Tnmo 2:00 Our Lives 2:110 .IJoctor Love liouao part;y . ''·' T~ ·· I ·- .. .EvFaml!J tlo,mo . . .. 1 ' ;;_&~Talk . FUGmVE 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4i30 Fllnlialnea Flmily T]lestre , . . ' .·. Around' 12 GAMES NEW BOOICI NEW PRIZES f. I -·· """'.. ' ""' jooutl-IHOIIt' ONII . ,. 1010 --...r. 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Ud··~Uri. · -lll!pll Grafti IIIII.Ilk - - FREE • NO PURCHASE REQUIRED • ADULTS ONLY Cut Wilh Slloaro Tack Over Screens a .$ TliUiiS>AY ANNUi\L CHRISTMAS Bazur, Healh MethcMIIII CbJrch, Mlddl"' port, Tlllrsdlll', churcll b a s,.. meat; opens at 9 a.m., IJeJ'\'IDi of IIDlches wiU besln at 11 a. ~ ...... Elleliolu.CWl and soup aold by the .,..n. oiid Mra. Don Thomu and chll- • .:i'Goli!JI rJ I 10 tJ I : I I J=:ta~ J r . and lluold mn; . ·"'- ~h llllllllbblt. ... . MILTEY] """'..., ,..,. """ ' BACKACHE & cif . • • Priii .. $QW!Emm ... THI (I I] ' ("*""" ....,...) -stlNDAJIS l•nob!eor 'IYNOO. AWAIH 'IIMIIAX COIINII • Theme Song .q :r I • Group Adopts pom . ero_ y PROGRAM #221 :. J..ocalrelaUm~aYtiidlo&.;.lit4~a-Low .cost, StORM Dqols,. :.=~s~Yinc,!lt f:.;: ' •acH llKLOSURES IT I UNCIDE To Tell Truth Oflllllbt " o •..., .. ,.,~­ Well• Ferl!ll - ···.Mother ln law .. .... Shadyside Scene Of Dinner Party _...,..,_ I ANOTE Laasie 3;00 World 3o30 Dont So¥ 5:00 Rewlllde 5:30: o I l\'IILtt Earp Candid Camera · HlllbiiUes ' Andy Gt;lffllll Dlek Van Dyke ' ' Ln - - f- Aro nd Middleport been reached wllh lluddJ havIng the protection of basic - !tntoo. r -llar): At least, they contend, tile - 1-. 10. Clan dol'eated Cll Po]J Pqmooa 28-18. TWO CASES DISMIS>ED Two cases have been dismissed and another continued ln Meigs u-- were,:" •• 7. Norlllml .,..w-....,. S..U The 1QUII•'• aUoiiii,YS claim IIIII he waa 110! slv• lliiiiY of lhe lepl rlsiJII of an ..wt from Initial controallllon wllh pollee, ..._,., JaU• and luward a murder trial, even lllou8h he was ordered to stand trial u an adult. The attorneys Iq»thelr case wiD be compelllns _._, realOll tor the alne Jullil'8s to make tile move that 1lllUid lllrlher protection of y o u t h s charged as a4Jlts ln criminal trials. Lawyers Jack Supman and Judeon c. Kistler ofLancuter, Ohio, ar1111e there 1s rea-abl~ doubt who killed Mra. Wlllard and that, had a4Jit COIU'I rules been app1led, the outeome of lhe cue millrt have been dlf.. !orent. Th~ center lhelr arjpiiiiOIII . about lhe !oct that, ..., lllou8h his parents were pre1o ant, the youlll wu oot told he did oot have to give a stat.. ment to pollee. --, ·'' MONDAY . woru11 petron~ trom 0111er chiPTENT 95 Dllliiht..-• or llniGII · ~~~ and tht put matrclGI and ' v-..aus, Wm meet II 7:30 p. , - · ---· ·. , ~~~~ palnJu or lllrrtllaiiVllie tft. ~ at 11i1 'D,A. V, hall. . · Dtplt;y J.!aster· VirsiJ Alldna me~. for =oincere of . ~~tbJ matroD aent.cl ~· irt ~ to take ·. apoke 011 "Wilt 'w,e Commemor~IOIIYille · 'ss. · ..... ._.._ ~ _....J"tiMI ~- J1f11 tor the Atbena !ltlte Hoa- 11e Tbankaslvlni' when RaciDot Tbt..... llnltlnodwere ~ .. ,_.,.. pa.. 4lbd .... . illlll projec'.. . Grlllilll met!orltsiiiiJal'lliiDktJOIII . wort11Y llllll'cll; Ju1110r put pmm and thQ 1!01'41 flrAFF . AND OFPIC!RS .of . slvlnuervict. DaDa Jr., wortiiY ~ • slfta !rom 1M Chap. :MII88 Temple, PJIIdlll lil*a, MrL Aikins, who li j u n I o r lnlll; , ulioctlte lietre..._ tel to wW meet at 7:30p.m. MonciiiY at II'IDit ll18lrlln, epo1<e '"' tha llllllllllrGn; ~Jr., wor- the 132 Dlllltlwt tha ColambuJ ,and Southern Oblo · vantacea and acooinpltslunentaoC 1 tbJ ceiiClftmM, aic..,._ Eledrlc Olllct. 'l1lert wiD .be the Juidor ll'an&e, and speal<lq rlllry; . Warner, treu- au.ndl"'l tile IIIJiallsiiOIJ iD tile a demOIIstratiOD .., "~ . brllllb' also was Jiorman Will. urer; s Tho111p1011, eoncllc- -dlnbil 1;00111 which wa1 decor- Spre8d." , ·.llerriiiOIIYIIle ~ ...... tn111 ~lllell Georp, ueocl- ·ateonn heplng with the holl. BETHEL 82, lnternatiDnal or.. pte. • . U. . ctn11: Norma Lee. day oeason. dar of Jcibo I>aut~tera, wW meet A ThanklsJvingdinnerwuaerChaDWn: Grace Turner, mar~ Chapter• rtpH-..1 wen AI- at 7:30 Monday n1111t at the ved to some 70 members and ihall;, Allrlenne French, organ.. b11111, Albeas, Matomoru, Mar- PomerQY MaiOII!c•Temple r or 1110sts. GmJp llnglng opened the Ill: l'io \ ~o~art~n, Adab; Bernice Qo'IYIIIe, AmeiiVille, Mid- Initiatory work. even!D&'s acdvitletwillltheRev, Ni11011, Ruth~ Jewell, Ea- dleport,AI Pomeroy, Lowell, Wut PARISH CONSERVATION COM. Jolm Kimbler giving Pl'lll'er. A.. Iller: }IIIII Marilla; ~ erancler, N e w MaraiiJield, mittee nieetlng at 8 p.m. Man- mong tile lllltsls were Mr. and ra Kreba, Elect&; Donna Nel- ~sterhll~ Bartlott, Chelbire, dill' at the St. Paul Latllerau Mrs. Herbert Roush of 0 h I o son, Warder, and Harold Col- Wllkeplll ekJ!f~ Glwster, Church. Valley Gr81Jl118, Mrs, J. Edward Hoi,~ . bur Mre_, ~-: s, Lewla- MEIGSLOCALBANDBoosters Foster,Pomeroy,ondM!asNan&JIOIII welcomed Iv' ....L... ....,....and Lomavlllbed,, Assoetatlon will meet at 7·30 cY Yost, Rio Grande. J auiiDlni W01'III7 ma- ......._•., lr w, Mond night • James Camaban a n d Dan lrGD, and Charlel King, ~ -Ill' at the PomeroyE!e- Smitll C<JIIcllcted an auction to Inc wortiiY patron, lncluded Namentary Schon!. closelhe evening. Proeeeds went oml Kine, ll'ari4llulh; Cora Webb, CUB SCOUT PACK 2...._ Mid- to tile l!l'ange. desub' l!l'ond matron ·of District Grosvlllllf and M1117 . U 1 dleport, meet& 7:30 Monda3' IJ !J!milbanp1 panel ...,..._ night, Middleport First United tatlves; 16 wortiiY matrooa and Prelbyterian Church. K8JUIOih Scitel, cubmaster, aakoparent• to attend since rechartering for the coming year will ba dltCUSio Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Blrw and eel, No scout It to attend t h I 1 meellng without a parent or 4 ur '"'· Kill' .- Sbaron, r1. guardian. Harrisonvllle Road and Mrs. A thime soil& "Voted Out," TUESDAY Pearll!fllmaD of Middleport have was adopted wh111 the Middleport nturned from a visit In Sprtrw· LADIES AUXIUARY of Drew Women's Temperance field wllh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webster Post 39, American Le- Union metChrllllan Frldllj' night at lhe Miller and son, Randy, and·Mr. gion, will meet at ~ p. m. Tues- Middleport First United Preoby1'ml Rail of Chlcaeo, lll., Mr. and Mrs. Ve!IOII Bing and chll- day at the hall for a covered dish terian ChUrch. Mrs. Betty CUne, president, dinner. There will be .~. $1 gilt - and Mra, Olo GUbo of Lorsln dren, Sonny and Melissa. exchange, Business meeu~ wlll welcomad the group. Mra. L. E. and Mrs, Lester c. Riddle r1. 'I1Lanksilvinlr dinner guests of McKlnl~ gave tile prayer and follow the dinner, 1W ••• _..lltllday """kend Mr~land Mrs. William Cogar and waa 1!1'01111 tlnglngof"Stand guests ot Mr and Mrs 0 E. lam ly were Earle Keaterson of RACINE AMERICAN Legion there Up for with Lllllnn Stieff Rail. • • • Wlllri!Jwton, Mr. and Mrs. Dale AUXIliary will hold its regular at the Jesus" piano, Speclal music inMr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and Kesterson rl. Pomeroy and Mrs. .meeting Tuesdllj', Nov. 28, at cluded a met. 11 He Know& It All" fuJ11J IIDales a flmlly Thanks- Will Hellman and Mrs. Elizabeth 7:30 p. m. at the post home. by Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and ilYirw d!Jmer. Guests were her Wlokham rl. Chester. Mrs. POMEROY WOMAN'S CHJI6. Mrs. Beulah White, and M r a. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wlclcham is 94 year• old. tiiD T..,_rue.lllila wlllllllll Stiell played ''Bells of Saint Searls, and Miss CIJ'Olyft Searls Mr.1JDCI Mra, Charlo• Homnan at 2 p.m. Tuesdai at !be Unit.. Marya". M r 1, McKlnl~ devotional and 1'ml Rowrecbl of Columbus and daugbler have moved from ed Methodist Clilrch. M r a..Joaleader, read "His ErO Is on the • Lincoln Heights Into the HeMOSy eph Cook will be the 'program Sparrow" and .,Jonathan property on Butternut Ave. leadsr. SPECIAL MEETING Tueeday, Brown". Miss Marguret Sauer Mrs, Lillian Napper and Mr. spoke on habits and tile giving and Mra. Robert Laudermllk 7:30 p.m., BoiiiiOrth c.;.;;c,1;1_461 of time and talents, and each TE~ION SKDNDAIY TO were Tllanklllvlrw dinner guests R. and s. M., to cooler _.. member gave a reaSOD for being eo,;;;!. Kldn~!~~~~~!'!~!~~ ol·Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Nap- Masten Degree, All oo!llpllniooJ lllank!W. urged to attend. tiona make many men and women Pie and coffee were served per.and tamily of Ball RIDI Road. feel tl!ftle and nervoua fr.oJD,lrequent. MEIGS TOPS Well!hl Notchen burnlnl or ltchlftl' urlniltlon night by Mrs. Haplonstall, Mrs. Sauer Mr· and Mrs, Cle;ytoo Faris ol will meet at 7:30 Tueeday night tlay. Seoon4U11y, rou mar and Mrs. stlel!. Sandra Turner lleep al\4 hAve Hea4ael'le, BaCkache Parkersllutg, W, Va., were vis- :at the Melp Caud;y iD11rm8f7. and t.el old.!;!i tired, dl!preued. In was a guest. OIUO ETA PHI CHAPrER of auch cue.. ll.iiSTEX uaually brlnp Itors rl. Mrs, Lillian N-r relaxlne comfOrt by curblftl lrrltatBeta Slima. Phi Sororlt.Y 1!111 lnJ ltnlll In acid urine and quickly twJ<Bgiq night. eaatng pain.Get CYST EX at druggtata. 'Mra, CI81X1 Husted returned meet at 8:15 p.m. ln the eo. SUnday after visiting in Columb- Iumbuo and Southern Ohio Elecbus wilh her sister, Mrs. Ray- tric Co. soclal room. A demcnstratlon wjll be giv., by mond TOmllnsc:m, and an alllt, Martha Curl, Members are to , Mlsa F. E. Needs, take bazur -lieina for disPIIII'. Mr. and Mrs. Mike ·Hammer MIDDLEPORT LITERARY and·dauihlers, Lou Ann and Klm- Club 'filii meet Weclnelday afberlT, ...,.. saturday guests of ternoon at the home of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Boas Sanborn. Mrs. James Euler wiD review "Tiw ~Tow­ er" bT Barbara W. Tucliman. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Grlffllll and Members to respond to roll ohlldren rl. Columbus spent tile calJ wllb are an event remembered weekend here visiting Mr. and from tile book. Mrs. Charles Grlf!lth and daughPUB!JC SOUP 8IJIII)Or, Rater, Karen, and other relaUves. cine Molhadlll Church, Wtdne~o Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Keltoo of da;r, Nov, 29, stertlng 4:30. Sand~rdOen, Ohio, apenl the WMI<- wiches, pie. com bread, bean tftd at their lone lnMlnemllle, which Is oecupled by Mr. and R. and S. M. IJJIIIIallni].10Cikln. wedMrs, Will Myers. netday, 7:30p.m. Elmore W It.. Hams lnapeetlcn oftlcer of 6111 Arch, Inspecting. Work ln Roy. a! Masters del!l'ee. Dinner, 8:30 p.m. for companions and ladles. WEDNE!IJAY ADULT cuom rehearsal at the st. Paul Lutheran Clilreb. !':Hilled rlllla!W hol1lll Buddl' l.7m 1 . tr0m aummer aehOOI tllat da;r and Ida parents had lo Canlon. Mra. WWird wu laal . _ ·.uve wben abe wu ~ Ins 101111 hllr curlera to the WWard home. AmeriCIJI of Bsit:lmore, Ohio, was ordered to sleiiLI Ilia! 11 111 llldt for lila Jlllll'!ler of Mrs. EDDIE WOLFE PENNY SUE WOLFE e·.: :: : mmm National League II% By COIU'I order, l :n an: Clltl. . .t"J;''it... everT youlll8. ••m• =:~:!.t' me of dlllliiPMred --Iller .... 1986. COIU'I IIIII' make .. Jicl dramatic ~ In )lvlllile cour11 which - toueh the Ute The group then sang "How Great Thou Art," followed with a talk by Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. 0 t to Grimm, treasurer, 'gave a readIng u A Treasurer's Dream!' The ofterlng was collected In a gilt box whlle the group sani "Wo <Jioo 'l'llee But T h l.u Own." ~ -Mrs.IJavid Roush, president, presided at the business meet.. lng, The oomlnatlng committee, Mrs. Robert Layne, Chairman Mrs. B. R. Vance and Mrs. Velma Rrush, gave their report whlch was acceptt:d by t h e group: Mrs. Joha F. Housh, pre~o ldent; Mrs. David Roush, vice president; Mrs. Henry Buck, the theme uT h e Giving a n d Jr., secretary; Mra. 0 t to Grimm, treasurer; Mrs. Hilda Thanksgiving." The program ope~~ed wilh the Ridgwlll', Outreach and Fellowslnglng or "Now Thank We All ship chairman: Mrs. J. V. Meour God. u Mrs, McGrew gave Crew, Faith and Life Chairan lntrocll ctlon ro the prol!l'am, man; Mrs. Wllliam Powell, Mrs. followed with the reading of Jolm Fry, oo-chalrman, Chri&ttan Action, committee. A letter was read concernIng the Lalheran Church Wom. American Leatt~e en District Meeting to be held at St. Paul Church In New Ha. Dt¥111011 von ln Aprll. ..liN_ Yft .:::::W'I T1 Pd. " PA Mrs. David Roush presented the outgoing vice president, Mrs. William Russell, with a gift of thanks for her help during the Wlm• 'l"'lr"' past two years. '1 t Refreshments were served by lhe Rebecca Circle to those at.. tending: Mrs. Harold Johnson, ......."'C-~·· ..... boc!J, wu a.dd1'i blcl ..me. crimes. • The dedaloDr .m; •b tile hllll . ear~ ly Christmae shoppers, w e r e more dangerous over the 102hour boliday period than expect.. ed. Thlrt;y.seven persons died ln tral!lc accidents m the state's roadways between 6 p.m. Wedneeday and midnight Sunday, a survey by United Press International and the state Highway Patrol shoWed tnday, In IIOUtheaatem Ohio, Saturday, Richard L. Sllay, 19 Sandra Erlweln, 19, and James Grlnun, 18, all of Marietta, were killed when their auto weqt out or control on u.s. 21, 3\l mlies north of MarleUa. license Go Up River • New Haven News Notes Ohln highways, filled w I t h Big am·e ' F5r:~d£ticer lnsfollatioff:'EYijNTS'·.Is~YExp ·~'~ges~~!''.· 1ftllleU Twtlit1-~Gur '--'• of a.. Order of lila ~ star were rtlqHtdal a,' ~· ier- . . · O~IJ)trio.. ~ ·~•". IIMi~cl loAut ''"-' prlrt !"Ips m•, . . ~ Uatd to "'' 1he lr fllrtnl ""' ....., lA r ~IN~ et!'ft• 1aoOk now Ml"' \M'Crt. .IH . ' :' . ' I • ' ' ~ . • , " �' .. ' ... . ' ( .. . .. . ... . . . r ·'" '. ' ~ '.,~ 2-ha;tt;;;;;,;~~:a MEIGS... ~·~"f~;-· In the lllghlands, at lhe but!on of Dak To which lhe North Vlelllamese tried to seize ln tllelr longest, costUest c8JIIIIIIIgn of the war. UP! oorrellpcllldent Richard v. OUver reported the Communists riliecl with rna. chine ~s American Infantry posts atop HW 1938. Gls stormed lhe hW two weeks ago ln one of the fights lhat broke the baek of the 12,000-man North Vlelnamese oftenslve, acoordlng to U.S. commanders. In other attacks tocllijo, the Commlllllst lobbed mortars Into nve u.s. positions around Dak To. Elsewhere !be VIet Cong used mortars against lllree provincial capltala. Possible Peace Bid On lhe dlt>lomatlc front, a u.s. roving ambassador flew to Buchareet, Romania, after tellIng newsmen at Bell!l'ade lhat he would discuss Vietnam with the Romanian Communist leaders. Bucharest before has acted as middleman ln U.S. peace bids. It was -eted the U.S. envoy would ask the Romlllllans to srund oot North Vietnam about tile posslblllt.Y of using tho year end holiday' • tr•<os to stsri peace talk•. But Hanoi Radio, ln a broadcast heard ln Totcyo, denounced peace talks plans w o u n d e d with government being made b1 Salgoo and troops stlfrerlng 78 men killed, voewed the Viet Cong guerrillas U.S. spokesmen reported that would un~ !0 ~e finish.,. an Air Force F4C Phantom jet, a twG-man craft, was lost Sanday cllring an 88-mlsalon HOT LINE HOT assault against Norlh Vleln"WASHINGTON (IJPI) - The mese targets. It was the 765th U.S. aircraft special leletype "hot line" Unk-including eight helicopters- lng Moscow and Washington was lost over the Communist nation. used 20 times cllring tile ArabIsraeli war in June, according to a White House aide. . .. By EURGENE V, RlSHER LONDON-THE GREAT GOLD rush and Its IIUspeeted tllreat to the u.s. dollar IW>earedtocllijoto be ftzzllng out - for the time being at least. Bu!Uon dealers reported a heavy drop ln bu1fng that had l'll8ched records hfsh• last week. Six Defendants Forfeited Bonds Six defendants forfeited bonds and two others were lined SaturdaY night in the eourt oC POmeroy Mayor Charles Legar. j Forfeiting bonds were Thorlelf Bentz, 23, Canton, $15, l'lllllling a red light; Richard Friley, Pomeroy, $25, diBiurbirw lhe peace while intoxicated; Donald E, Hop• kins, 43, Parkersburg, $15, nm.ning a red light; Allen Jago, 42, Glouster, $23.70, speeding; Grace Randolph, 25, st. Albans, $25, running a red light, and liarold D. Johnson, 25, Mason, $28.70 speeding. SA1.GON (UP]) - America's blaoll boml>ero tocla.Y struck a reeord 108 mllea deep lnalde Norlh Vietnam and pUoto roported blowing up arms bound tor Communist lroopa In Soutb Vietnam's bailie of lhe Central Hlablanda. Bomba from the eJaht,.eaglned B52 stratolortresses trls8ered tllllloSiona nve Urnes lhelr own power when ~~~~ hit North Vie111amese mlllllt!ons comoys north of tile Mu Gla paaa, piel'lllj' to tile guerrillas' Ho Chi Minh SUJll>iT traiJ, The Air Force giants, which had hit the pass but never '~lite so tar oorth, also raided Communist posit!ons ln lhe Hi81Uands fight 230 mDes north or Saigon, u.s. spokeomen reported a freney of Norlh VIetnamese rocket, mortar and machine gun atlacks ln the 25da,y:.old cllel for tile strategic lltOWIIalns on the waist o! South Vietnam. Report Commwlists Rstreatlng But IIIey judged lllem rear guard adlons for battered North Vielllamese legions r ... treating IIIIer suf!erlng up to 4,000 men killed. Tha spokeomen said 1,641 Communist bodies hsve been counted. U.S. loSBes 1otaled 287 dead and 1,000 Fined were Manning 11orst, 31, Pomeroy, $100 and costs ano Ohio Highways three days in jail on charges of driving while intoxicated, and Over Dangerous Michael Zirkle, 18, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, nmnlng a red light. Thanksgiving travelers and · :· :· :·: · : · :::: :::: ::::: : : :: : ::: : : : ::::: :: :::::~:: :::·:::·: ·:·:·: · : ·: ·:· :;;:: Greek CVnrlot President Ar· chblshop Makarios ill ernerg&-. ed tnday from a Nicosia meetIng with a United Nalions apecia1 envo.y and said he was convinced there wwld be no war llelween Greece and Turkey over Cyprus. There also was a feeling of optimism ln Ankara where Cy. rus Vance •. U.S, presldenltsll peacemaker, cooferred with Foreign Minister lh11811 Sabri ·. Cagi.111ansll of Turkey andsentod Greece's ur l n a I answer" to Turldsh demands on Cyprus. News GAUGES - Galllpolls, 12,1 and 20.8 nmnlng 30 feet of rollers; COLUMBUS (UP!) - The cost of OBhlng Uceoses ps up Friday. COIUlt,y clerks will charge an extra dime, or 35 eeuts in all, to IBIRIB new Ueenses. If a per- son loses his permit, a replace. ment will cost $1, Instead of lhe previous 25 cents. Pl. Pleasant, 24.9.9; Pomeroy.. Mason, 22,68; Htntoo, L30 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 6.11 rising; Chariestoo, 18.66 stat. London, Marmet, and Wintield, are on the sill. BOAT MOVEMENTS GALUPOLIS LOCKS-JamesR. Hines up 8:10 p. m.; Elq)ress up 9:45 p. m.; J, M. Jenks up 10:50 p.m.; Alan R. Merrlll up .ll p. m.; Bryari B. up 3:40 a. m.; Andrew P. Calhoun up 6:25a.m. KANAWHA RIVER - Manne!, Fort Dearborn up 7 p. m.; Lelia C. Shearer up 10 p. m.; Morris Harvoy .., 2:05 a. m.; Winfield, H. E. Bowie a up 3:20 p. m.; Tammy L.. White down 8:25 p. m.; Glendora down 8:50 p.m.; MI. state down 9 p. m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. up 11:40 p.m.; Jef(erson down 1:15 a. m.; Elgercli!f up 2:15 a.m.; Beaver up .. . I ' I 3:15a.m. OIUO RIVER -Lock 14, National up 6:15 p. m.; Lither Herdman .., 7:30 p. m.; Steel Rarwer up 5:115 a. m.; Lock 15, Pennsylvania ,._ 2 a. m.; ORCO down . . 5:20 a. m.; Dtmcan Bruce up 6:05 a. m.; Lock 16, Kenova up 11!50 p. m.; Harvey Jordan up 12:10 a. m.; Lock 17, Polly R, up 6:05 p, m.; Helen z. down 6:20 p. m.; Reliable up 4 a. m.; Edward S, Bosworth up 4 a. m.; Lock 18, Onward up 3:30 a. m.; Lock 19, Vulcan up 3:45 a. m.; Lock 21, OVEC up 6:10 p, m.; Lock 22, William H. Zimmer up 4:45 a. m.; Lock 23, Franklin B. up 6:05 a. m.; Greenup Looks, ~- Price up 5:50 p, m.; Alia> :z.tWr up 8:J.II.-to;"111.; Baby ._ IJII&...JL0_1!Jl 9:20 p.m..y Dixie star up 1 a. m.; CLASSES RESUME WILBERFROCE, Ohio (UP!) - Classes resumed peacelllllT at Central state UnlverBit;y todill' following a shutdown ofnearly two weeks In lhe wake of a riot by Black Power advocates. . Hospital Holzer Hospital: Visiting hooro 2-4 and 7.$ p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Stephen L, McGraw, 2036 Eastern Ave.; Barbara L. Parks, 115 Third Ave,; Ronald L, Me. PherSIIl, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mrs. Sha<t' Tackett, Rt. 2 Vinton; Shlrlay A. Clonch, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Sesoo M. Mllj'nard, Rio Grande; Roger W, Barrett, Rt. I Galli· polis; Mrs. W, Ray Wedem~er, Jr., GalllpoUs; Isaac L.. Sillpe, Rt. I Bidwell; George W, Demy, Ga!Jipolls Forry; Mrs. Melissa Gardller r.. New Haven; Mrs. David T. wartenburg, Pt. Plea1o ani; Mrs. Dorothy D. Lewis, Pt. Pleasant; Sherr! L, Kinnaird, Pt. Plealalll; Mrs. Edna B, Coo!>er, Rt, 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Jame1 S. Reea, Jr., Raelnei Brm.da K. Smith, Rt. I LanpYille; Mrs. EJ'IIOII H. Tllle,y, Rt. 3 Jackson; Mrs. Leila F. Erwin, Jackson; Evelyn D. Seers, Columbus; Mrs. Harve C, Wooten, FrankliD Furnace; Mra. James E. Grant, Coalton; Lruls D. Hoehberg, Jackson; Mrs. James H. Staley, Ironton; Mrs. WUllam E. Hurley, Rt. 2 Ashland, K,y.; Mrs. Eldon E, Demison, Rt. 1 Ray; W, Stanley Thacker, Wellston. BffiTHS Rarwer up 2 a. m.; Mark M. Mrs. David T. Wartenburg, Pt. up 2:20 a. m.; Robert Tlholt .., Pleasant, daullhter; a.m. 3:30 a.m.; Lady M]8noo down Saturdllj'; Mrs. Eldon11:23 E. Deml5:30 a. m.; Meldabl Locka, Jane 8011, Rt. 1 Ray, daui!hter, 9:35 T. down 2 p, m.; Solly Po I k p.m. Sanday. down 9:20 p. m,; Elisha Wooda DISCHARGES down 10 p. m.; Es&o PeMqlMichael D. Bane, Mrs, FredJ. vanla doWn 11:40 p.m.; Warren Cook, Ilouglas F. Enoch, Mrs. Houglalld .., 1:50 a. m.; Well- stephen S. McGraw, Mrs, Ken. ern up 3 a.m.; Peace down 4:20 nelh D. Reed, Charlolle A. u,.. roe, Joey Harry A. O'Dell, Mrs. a. m.; Rose G• .., 5:20 a.m.; J. David c. Oulle,y and I n r a n t S. Lewis .., MS a. m.; Harry daughter. Dyer down 6:11 a. m, HAVEN HOMEMAKERS The Haven Homemakers met for tllelr November meeting at the home of Mrs, Bnl G r I notead. Mrs. Jess MIII'Oard, prealdent, presided at tile meeting, Devotions were led by Mrs. Iva Capehart. The lesson "E<Jdpped to Care for Ulness at horne, •• was led by Mrs. Gloria Roush. Refreshments were served by tile hosteu II> Mrs. E m o r 1 Hart, Mrs, Ssdle Warth, Mrs. Aubrey Newell, Mrs. P e a r 1 BrUes, Mrs. Joss Ma.Ynard and Mrs. Gloria Rruob. The door prize awarded was won by Mrs. Emory Hart. CHURCH WOMEN MEET The Rebecc• and Dorcas Circles ofthe Lutheran Church Worn. en held a joint meeting on Weclnesdlll' evenlnp; at st. Paul Lutheran Church. The program leader was Mrs. J. V. McGrew, of Whltllnatllll CRISTIENA REUTER Poa!m 92 responsively and a Thanksgiving Collect. Mrs. c. M. Adams, Jr, read an article writ- ten by the President of the Lu. 1heran Church In America, Dr. Franklin Clark F r Y, entitled une Source and The Flow.'• iii imIii· .. .::: ,: z:r.t ut. Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Otto .,,,.,,,. ' ="~""..1 m'tt ~ P.! .... :r. :.·::.. :l t' :1 ..... • 174 "''11' f"J''!l'. , . ,.1 I. •PlthWI~ . . . . . . ...... ,.,*!iii tr.!ll".l'!' :: • I :lft . J lltw ~~ .. fl t 0 .10 I . . . . . '""i w- L I ' ...._.., :.... I :' ! .. ::. ul ill"· 1 ••. "' ..... ...w.. Tltt.. f roMT&l IIYIIIDtl W LT ... " " ,. PI ,_ .... '• '':II HI '1: !;-..~ : f t f :II 11: !5 =· :iJF·:-· _,, t:r...r ... frHCiat ~HE' II• • .~. ;MU",,:,': :;..'r:,'t.. JOE BOB HEMSLEY THREE MORE candidates for the title rl. "Mr. and MiBB Soowflake" to be seleeted aa a part rl. a Christmas program be~ eondueted by tile Ladies Auxiliary of the Syracuse Voluntet'l' Fire Deparlrnent are Penn,y sue Wolfe, 3, and Eddie Wolle, 4, children of Mr. arK1 Mr1:1. Franklin Wolfe, Syracuse; Crlstlena I,.ynn Reuter, 2, daugbter of Mrs, ZanaReuter, Pom• Bob Hemsley, 2, son ofMr. and Mrs. Jimmy Joe eroy, and Joe Hemal~, POmeroy. ~-&. :::·1 UIIUIYOI¥11101 Glod!'s WU!Ir4, 0, Grimm, Mrs. VsimuRoush, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Mrs. Jolude Rouoh, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. B, R, Vance, Mn. Jim Layne, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mrs. Herman Lllj'DO, Mrs. HlldaRidgway,Mrs. R, G. Greene, Mrs. C. M. Adams, Jr., Mrs. Henry Buck, Jr., Mrs. Don Bumgarmer, Mrs, Robert La,yne, Mrs. William Powell, Sr., Mrt, Jack T. Welch, Mrs• Nelson Roush Mro. Gary Roush, Mrs. M. L. Ohlinger, Mrs. John F. Roush, Mrs. Jolm c. Fry, Mrs. J. V. Mo:Grew, Mrs. WllJiam Russell, Mrs. David Roush. SEWING CLUB Members of the Julia T. Bry. ant Sewing Club held their annual Turkey Dinner on Tue1o day at noon at lhe home of Mro. W. T. Stone. Those at.. te11ding wore Mr•. Fred Batey, Mrs, Herman Layne, Mrs. L. C. Roosh, Mrs. II. L, Dyer, Mrs. Lloyd Rouab, M r a. D. A. Smith, Mrs. Ottle Rouob, Mrs. R. F. Bryantt.Mrs. Edwin stein, Mrs, B, R, vance, Mrs. N, 0, Weln, Mrs. llolnrd Wa(IOIIhala, Mn. Harold Jolm11011, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Lelia Knliht and Mrs. Stone, AVALANCHE CLUB MEETS Tho Avalanche Home Deii!ODstrat!M Club met at the home of Mrs. Harry Sisals for their rt1111lar IIIOIIIId1 n100tlng. Devotions wore led by Mrs. Donald Haynes. The leuon "E<pipped to Care for Dinell at Rome'' wao preoented by Mrs. Abagall Thomp. .... Refreabllllllto were served to Mrs. Donald H~Y~te•J Mra. Lleulo Rouab, Mrs. Jolm Smith, Mrs. Albert Thompson.!.Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mra. R111 ·•nompson, nel(lllboo', County Common Pleas Court. A civil action by Clarence P, and Clara B, Grueser against Clark lhle has been continued until Dec. 12 for a !rial date and actions by Robert L.. Arnold vs. SUsan B. Arnold and C, J, Hughes Construction Co. vs. Leroy c. Holsinger, et al, have been dis- Eallera - &.Teru 9, Wlllllaburll coqltoted Ill -==0, ;1 same deelldon would oot have run TROUBLE SHOOTERS In the Middle East are former U.S. Deputy Defease Seeretary Cyraa Vance, left, aDd Swedish diplomat Guuar Jarring. President Johnion sent Vance to Greece and Tnrkey iD an ell'ort to quiet tensions on the Island of Cypruo. Jarring was appoiDted by U.N. Secretary General U Thant to promote peace belween Israel and the Arab countries. eonstllutlonal rights. The lawyer• said tile evldeace preoented at Buddy's trial and oo whicb he waa determined to stand trial as an a4Jit neither - NBHROUNDUP DOCTORIS MAILBAG By Unii811 Press lllternatlonal Los Angeles used only eight plllj'er& Sanday night, but with six of lhem scoring ln double ftgures, tile Lakera managed to beat tile st. Louis Hawks 109-105 ln lhe only Montreal Baakslball Alsoclatlon game. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. The Lakers, who were playing their fourlll game In aa m11111 (Lost of thre<~ related columns.) missed, nights, entered lhe ftnal ip8rler wilh a Dine point lead but saw It Q-1 am always bot, even ing t h y r o I d extract. The TRANSFER FRANCHISE dwindle to only two wllb 1:08 in winter, and am miserable normal range or the T-3 test Is MEXICO CITY (UP!)- The left to play. in summer. What could cal'!'e 0.7~ lo_LJ)7. . . _ . ; Pacific Coast Lea!illo hal Elgin Baylor then sank a . It ~e ~os~ge' j)'l P(,oloid tab· formally awroved lhe tranllfer twlsiJD& lunllng layup with 50 this? of the Seattle franchise from A-An overaellve thyroid or lets 1s too large, it cduld cause jo l!ll and teanunatu tile California Angels 1o Pacific your s~n to lose weight, be· Jerry West and Gall Goodrich the menopause. Northwest Sports, Inc. come jJttery and have a rapid Max Soriano, brother of PCL polled on lut m1nrte steals to Q-In 1966, part of my thy· resting pulse. end 11111 lq»s of a Hawhs' Pre~ Dewey Soriano, beads roid was removed. I am tak· Q-What would happen If a Paclftc Northwest · which wiD comeback. Archie Clark paced lhe well- ing a new drug called Letter. person who has had part of have a working agreement wllh balanced !Akers' attack will! 20 Is it superior to Synthyroid or her thyroid removed didn't lhe Angels next season. points wldle West chipped ln Proloid? Are there any bad take the thyroid extract preside e f I e c t s from these wllh 19, scribed by her doctor? tablet•? Hlgb point man for st. Loula A-She might develop signs A-Letter a n d Synthyroid Mrs. Absga!J Thompson, an d was Len Wilkens willl21. of thyrol:l deficiency. Mro. Sisals. are synthetic crystalline thy· roid hormones of hi~ potenq Q-1 have b~on plagued with and Proloid is a highly pun· milia for several years. Some lied thyroid extract. They all skin specialists say it could be ~ have the advantage that an caused by diet and others say adequate dose is contained In not. Since none of them have MONDAY EVENiNG a small tablet. The only side helped me, do you think 1 effects would be that too large should see an endocrinologist? WSAZ TV- 3 WCHS TV -8 WHTN-13 a dose would cause the symp· A-Milia are hard, nonln· tomo ol toxic goiter. I' flammatory white heads that 6:00 News Plcture News Merv Grl!!ln be found on any part of may Q-My soa, 19, has a low 6:30 HW>t..Brlnk News the body but chie!ly on the basal metabolic rate. He is face. They are small sebacta king Proloid. His last BMR 7:00 JENNII! Dillon ious cysts caused by obstruc· MOVIE was 22. This week he had a 7:30 Monk!eo Gun Smoke of oil ducts in the skin. lion T-3 test which the doctor says no evidence that they There is Is normal. What Is the T-3 test 8:00 UNCLE arc influenced by diet or by 8::W and what is the normal range? the Lucy show Rat PatJol glands. Since will the Proloid tablets keep they endocrine do not affect your health hi m underweight? 9:00 Danny Thomas Andy Grllrith Felony Squad of cosmetic import· and are 9:30 A-The T-3 test Is another ance ouly, they can hardly be Family Al!air PO!'Ion Pl.lce th yroid function test based on classified as a plague. It Is 10:00 I Spy th e u p t a k e of radioactive best to leave them alone unCarol Burnett Big Valiay Iodine by the thyroid gland. less they are too unsl~htly, in 11.00 News It Is considered to be a little which case your family doctor News News 11:20 Late ilh<w• Illore accurate than the chem· can r e m o v e them, using 11:30 Tonlt!hl 'ical determination of the PBI sterile technique, In his office. Joey Bishop rotein·bound Iodine) level. (Hewspoper EntfH'priJI Aun.J , r meaningful results of either test, however, the Pleate se11d )OUt questions a~~tl TUESDAY DAYTIME !lent must have abstained tommenfJ to WGJIII G. Btattd1tftt om~g Iodized salt or M.D., in ccrre of tlli• 1101*· Wllil; WSAZ TV -3 WCHS TV -B~. WHTN drugs ontalning Iodine for Dt. lrondJtodt canaor """" jllfli. Sill m ths or more. The test -. .,idual Jettm Itt will "",..., ltHtn ,1:30 N\lws of ,,,..,., l111tmt ht luture C'OINNfJ. ay so be Influenced by tak· News Merv GRIFFIN 6:45 Com Cob ~ 7:00 Todj,y Cartoons \ 'Q 7:30 Sleepy Jeffers New Testament Thyroid Test Results Depend on Iodine Intake TV LOG ------ ... - ~ r:: .. 9:00 Mike Dooslas !:30 • ' 10:00 Snap Judg't 10:30 Concen. 11:00 Personallt;y 11:30 Hollywood Sq, 12:00 Jeopardy 12:30 Eye Guess Cartoon Festival Capt. Kangaroo Secret storm · Love Of Life Seareb For 1:00 News 1:30 Make A Deal Jaclue Ohllnt!er As World Tnmo 2:00 Our Lives 2:110 .IJoctor Love liouao part;y . ''·' T~ ·· I ·- .. .EvFaml!J tlo,mo . . .. 1 ' ;;_&~Talk . FUGmVE 4:00 Mr. Cartoon 4i30 Fllnlialnea Flmily T]lestre , . . ' .·. Around' 12 GAMES NEW BOOICI NEW PRIZES f. I -·· """'.. ' ""' jooutl-IHOIIt' ONII . ,. 1010 --...r. 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The name fLEX-O·GlASS rs printed on the edp for your protectiun. out tlie Thankagl:riq motif. 5'1000 •S750 ·S500 •S300 ·5200 ·S100 ·S75 ·S50 ·S20 ·S10 •S5 •$1 OVER208,000 Rttnlhmlllll by llna Hudson, llrL AadreJ Froll Mra. Jq Warntr and Mra.ll<ll)' and Miss Narsa Lee Froll of lltliler trom a table carrylnc l.llddleport; 111d Mr. and MrL •1 s11,t t1chall&t.were lti'Vod Win one or more prizes of: m!IHon ma-um sscurley J)l'ls• on ,nth no tnmtlea . drtn, Llaa, l!eekyj Greu. and Dllll\l' rl. Pomeriij>; Kra. R"' Harold Wolfe and llllh of lfut;. IIJid. MrL """- waa accom. al*.fll..law of Va. Mr. and Mn. . lp and MrL Mao lltl Walburn 'of RltlmaQ Joined the for the dinner. er · HEAP ,_, tt•••w•N a L••••r lr-,... '"""'II" r ionoo" ! .... ltJ• -$ rv PRIZE ILIP MAICE JOU A . t:rom 'hire ...... Ur• •. Ud··~Uri. · -lll!pll Grafti IIIII.Ilk - - FREE • NO PURCHASE REQUIRED • ADULTS ONLY Cut Wilh Slloaro Tack Over Screens a .$ TliUiiS>AY ANNUi\L CHRISTMAS Bazur, Healh MethcMIIII CbJrch, Mlddl"' port, Tlllrsdlll', churcll b a s,.. meat; opens at 9 a.m., IJeJ'\'IDi of IIDlches wiU besln at 11 a. ~ ...... Elleliolu.CWl and soup aold by the .,..n. oiid Mra. Don Thomu and chll- • .:i'Goli!JI rJ I 10 tJ I : I I J=:ta~ J r . and lluold mn; . ·"'- ~h llllllllbblt. ... . MILTEY] """'..., ,..,. """ ' BACKACHE & cif . • • Priii .. $QW!Emm ... THI (I I] ' ("*""" ....,...) -stlNDAJIS l•nob!eor 'IYNOO. AWAIH 'IIMIIAX COIINII • Theme Song .q :r I • Group Adopts pom . ero_ y PROGRAM #221 :. J..ocalrelaUm~aYtiidlo&.;.lit4~a-Low .cost, StORM Dqols,. :.=~s~Yinc,!lt f:.;: ' •acH llKLOSURES IT I UNCIDE To Tell Truth Oflllllbt " o •..., .. ,.,~­ Well• Ferl!ll - ···.Mother ln law .. .... Shadyside Scene Of Dinner Party _...,..,_ I ANOTE Laasie 3;00 World 3o30 Dont So¥ 5:00 Rewlllde 5:30: o I l\'IILtt Earp Candid Camera · HlllbiiUes ' Andy Gt;lffllll Dlek Van Dyke ' ' Ln - - f- Aro nd Middleport been reached wllh lluddJ havIng the protection of basic - !tntoo. r -llar): At least, they contend, tile - 1-. 10. Clan dol'eated Cll Po]J Pqmooa 28-18. TWO CASES DISMIS>ED Two cases have been dismissed and another continued ln Meigs u-- were,:" •• 7. Norlllml .,..w-....,. S..U The 1QUII•'• aUoiiii,YS claim IIIII he waa 110! slv• lliiiiY of lhe lepl rlsiJII of an ..wt from Initial controallllon wllh pollee, ..._,., JaU• and luward a murder trial, even lllou8h he was ordered to stand trial u an adult. The attorneys Iq»thelr case wiD be compelllns _._, realOll tor the alne Jullil'8s to make tile move that 1lllUid lllrlher protection of y o u t h s charged as a4Jlts ln criminal trials. Lawyers Jack Supman and Judeon c. Kistler ofLancuter, Ohio, ar1111e there 1s rea-abl~ doubt who killed Mra. Wlllard and that, had a4Jit COIU'I rules been app1led, the outeome of lhe cue millrt have been dlf.. !orent. Th~ center lhelr arjpiiiiOIII . about lhe !oct that, ..., lllou8h his parents were pre1o ant, the youlll wu oot told he did oot have to give a stat.. ment to pollee. --, ·'' MONDAY . woru11 petron~ trom 0111er chiPTENT 95 Dllliiht..-• or llniGII · ~~~ and tht put matrclGI and ' v-..aus, Wm meet II 7:30 p. , - · ---· ·. , ~~~~ palnJu or lllrrtllaiiVllie tft. ~ at 11i1 'D,A. V, hall. . · Dtplt;y J.!aster· VirsiJ Alldna me~. for =oincere of . ~~tbJ matroD aent.cl ~· irt ~ to take ·. apoke 011 "Wilt 'w,e Commemor~IOIIYille · 'ss. · ..... ._.._ ~ _....J"tiMI ~- J1f11 tor the Atbena !ltlte Hoa- 11e Tbankaslvlni' when RaciDot Tbt..... llnltlnodwere ~ .. ,_.,.. pa.. 4lbd .... . illlll projec'.. . Grlllilll met!orltsiiiiJal'lliiDktJOIII . wort11Y llllll'cll; Ju1110r put pmm and thQ 1!01'41 flrAFF . AND OFPIC!RS .of . slvlnuervict. DaDa Jr., wortiiY ~ • slfta !rom 1M Chap. :MII88 Temple, PJIIdlll lil*a, MrL Aikins, who li j u n I o r lnlll; , ulioctlte lietre..._ tel to wW meet at 7:30p.m. MonciiiY at II'IDit ll18lrlln, epo1<e '"' tha llllllllllrGn; ~Jr., wor- the 132 Dlllltlwt tha ColambuJ ,and Southern Oblo · vantacea and acooinpltslunentaoC 1 tbJ ceiiClftmM, aic..,._ Eledrlc Olllct. 'l1lert wiD .be the Juidor ll'an&e, and speal<lq rlllry; . Warner, treu- au.ndl"'l tile IIIJiallsiiOIJ iD tile a demOIIstratiOD .., "~ . brllllb' also was Jiorman Will. urer; s Tho111p1011, eoncllc- -dlnbil 1;00111 which wa1 decor- Spre8d." , ·.llerriiiOIIYIIle ~ ...... tn111 ~lllell Georp, ueocl- ·ateonn heplng with the holl. BETHEL 82, lnternatiDnal or.. pte. • . U. . ctn11: Norma Lee. day oeason. dar of Jcibo I>aut~tera, wW meet A ThanklsJvingdinnerwuaerChaDWn: Grace Turner, mar~ Chapter• rtpH-..1 wen AI- at 7:30 Monday n1111t at the ved to some 70 members and ihall;, Allrlenne French, organ.. b11111, Albeas, Matomoru, Mar- PomerQY MaiOII!c•Temple r or 1110sts. GmJp llnglng opened the Ill: l'io \ ~o~art~n, Adab; Bernice Qo'IYIIIe, AmeiiVille, Mid- Initiatory work. even!D&'s acdvitletwillltheRev, Ni11011, Ruth~ Jewell, Ea- dleport,AI Pomeroy, Lowell, Wut PARISH CONSERVATION COM. Jolm Kimbler giving Pl'lll'er. A.. Iller: }IIIII Marilla; ~ erancler, N e w MaraiiJield, mittee nieetlng at 8 p.m. Man- mong tile lllltsls were Mr. and ra Kreba, Elect&; Donna Nel- ~sterhll~ Bartlott, Chelbire, dill' at the St. Paul Latllerau Mrs. Herbert Roush of 0 h I o son, Warder, and Harold Col- Wllkeplll ekJ!f~ Glwster, Church. Valley Gr81Jl118, Mrs, J. Edward Hoi,~ . bur Mre_, ~-: s, Lewla- MEIGSLOCALBANDBoosters Foster,Pomeroy,ondM!asNan&JIOIII welcomed Iv' ....L... ....,....and Lomavlllbed,, Assoetatlon will meet at 7·30 cY Yost, Rio Grande. J auiiDlni W01'III7 ma- ......._•., lr w, Mond night • James Camaban a n d Dan lrGD, and Charlel King, ~ -Ill' at the PomeroyE!e- Smitll C<JIIcllcted an auction to Inc wortiiY patron, lncluded Namentary Schon!. closelhe evening. Proeeeds went oml Kine, ll'ari4llulh; Cora Webb, CUB SCOUT PACK 2...._ Mid- to tile l!l'ange. desub' l!l'ond matron ·of District Grosvlllllf and M1117 . U 1 dleport, meet& 7:30 Monda3' IJ !J!milbanp1 panel ...,..._ night, Middleport First United tatlves; 16 wortiiY matrooa and Prelbyterian Church. K8JUIOih Scitel, cubmaster, aakoparent• to attend since rechartering for the coming year will ba dltCUSio Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Blrw and eel, No scout It to attend t h I 1 meellng without a parent or 4 ur '"'· Kill' .- Sbaron, r1. guardian. Harrisonvllle Road and Mrs. A thime soil& "Voted Out," TUESDAY Pearll!fllmaD of Middleport have was adopted wh111 the Middleport nturned from a visit In Sprtrw· LADIES AUXIUARY of Drew Women's Temperance field wllh Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Webster Post 39, American Le- Union metChrllllan Frldllj' night at lhe Miller and son, Randy, and·Mr. gion, will meet at ~ p. m. Tues- Middleport First United Preoby1'ml Rail of Chlcaeo, lll., Mr. and Mrs. Ve!IOII Bing and chll- day at the hall for a covered dish terian ChUrch. Mrs. Betty CUne, president, dinner. There will be .~. $1 gilt - and Mra, Olo GUbo of Lorsln dren, Sonny and Melissa. exchange, Business meeu~ wlll welcomad the group. Mra. L. E. and Mrs, Lester c. Riddle r1. 'I1Lanksilvinlr dinner guests of McKlnl~ gave tile prayer and follow the dinner, 1W ••• _..lltllday """kend Mr~land Mrs. William Cogar and waa 1!1'01111 tlnglngof"Stand guests ot Mr and Mrs 0 E. lam ly were Earle Keaterson of RACINE AMERICAN Legion there Up for with Lllllnn Stieff Rail. • • • Wlllri!Jwton, Mr. and Mrs. Dale AUXIliary will hold its regular at the Jesus" piano, Speclal music inMr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and Kesterson rl. Pomeroy and Mrs. .meeting Tuesdllj', Nov. 28, at cluded a met. 11 He Know& It All" fuJ11J IIDales a flmlly Thanks- Will Hellman and Mrs. Elizabeth 7:30 p. m. at the post home. by Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and ilYirw d!Jmer. Guests were her Wlokham rl. Chester. Mrs. POMEROY WOMAN'S CHJI6. Mrs. Beulah White, and M r a. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wlclcham is 94 year• old. tiiD T..,_rue.lllila wlllllllll Stiell played ''Bells of Saint Searls, and Miss CIJ'Olyft Searls Mr.1JDCI Mra, Charlo• Homnan at 2 p.m. Tuesdai at !be Unit.. Marya". M r 1, McKlnl~ devotional and 1'ml Rowrecbl of Columbus and daugbler have moved from ed Methodist Clilrch. M r a..Joaleader, read "His ErO Is on the • Lincoln Heights Into the HeMOSy eph Cook will be the 'program Sparrow" and .,Jonathan property on Butternut Ave. leadsr. SPECIAL MEETING Tueeday, Brown". Miss Marguret Sauer Mrs, Lillian Napper and Mr. spoke on habits and tile giving and Mra. Robert Laudermllk 7:30 p.m., BoiiiiOrth c.;.;;c,1;1_461 of time and talents, and each TE~ION SKDNDAIY TO were Tllanklllvlrw dinner guests R. and s. M., to cooler _.. member gave a reaSOD for being eo,;;;!. Kldn~!~~~~~!'!~!~~ ol·Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Nap- Masten Degree, All oo!llpllniooJ lllank!W. urged to attend. tiona make many men and women Pie and coffee were served per.and tamily of Ball RIDI Road. feel tl!ftle and nervoua fr.oJD,lrequent. MEIGS TOPS Well!hl Notchen burnlnl or ltchlftl' urlniltlon night by Mrs. Haplonstall, Mrs. Sauer Mr· and Mrs, Cle;ytoo Faris ol will meet at 7:30 Tueeday night tlay. Seoon4U11y, rou mar and Mrs. stlel!. Sandra Turner lleep al\4 hAve Hea4ael'le, BaCkache Parkersllutg, W, Va., were vis- :at the Melp Caud;y iD11rm8f7. and t.el old.!;!i tired, dl!preued. In was a guest. OIUO ETA PHI CHAPrER of auch cue.. ll.iiSTEX uaually brlnp Itors rl. Mrs, Lillian N-r relaxlne comfOrt by curblftl lrrltatBeta Slima. Phi Sororlt.Y 1!111 lnJ ltnlll In acid urine and quickly twJ<Bgiq night. eaatng pain.Get CYST EX at druggtata. 'Mra, CI81X1 Husted returned meet at 8:15 p.m. ln the eo. SUnday after visiting in Columb- Iumbuo and Southern Ohio Elecbus wilh her sister, Mrs. Ray- tric Co. soclal room. A demcnstratlon wjll be giv., by mond TOmllnsc:m, and an alllt, Martha Curl, Members are to , Mlsa F. E. Needs, take bazur -lieina for disPIIII'. Mr. and Mrs. Mike ·Hammer MIDDLEPORT LITERARY and·dauihlers, Lou Ann and Klm- Club 'filii meet Weclnelday afberlT, ...,.. saturday guests of ternoon at the home of Miss Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoeflich and Boas Sanborn. Mrs. James Euler wiD review "Tiw ~Tow­ er" bT Barbara W. Tucliman. Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Grlffllll and Members to respond to roll ohlldren rl. Columbus spent tile calJ wllb are an event remembered weekend here visiting Mr. and from tile book. Mrs. Charles Grlf!lth and daughPUB!JC SOUP 8IJIII)Or, Rater, Karen, and other relaUves. cine Molhadlll Church, Wtdne~o Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Keltoo of da;r, Nov, 29, stertlng 4:30. Sand~rdOen, Ohio, apenl the WMI<- wiches, pie. com bread, bean tftd at their lone lnMlnemllle, which Is oecupled by Mr. and R. and S. M. IJJIIIIallni].10Cikln. wedMrs, Will Myers. netday, 7:30p.m. Elmore W It.. Hams lnapeetlcn oftlcer of 6111 Arch, Inspecting. Work ln Roy. a! Masters del!l'ee. Dinner, 8:30 p.m. for companions and ladles. WEDNE!IJAY ADULT cuom rehearsal at the st. Paul Lutheran Clilreb. !':Hilled rlllla!W hol1lll Buddl' l.7m 1 . tr0m aummer aehOOI tllat da;r and Ida parents had lo Canlon. Mra. WWird wu laal . _ ·.uve wben abe wu ~ Ins 101111 hllr curlera to the WWard home. AmeriCIJI of Bsit:lmore, Ohio, was ordered to sleiiLI Ilia! 11 111 llldt for lila Jlllll'!ler of Mrs. EDDIE WOLFE PENNY SUE WOLFE e·.: :: : mmm National League II% By COIU'I order, l :n an: Clltl. . .t"J;''it... everT youlll8. ••m• =:~:!.t' me of dlllliiPMred --Iller .... 1986. COIU'I IIIII' make .. Jicl dramatic ~ In )lvlllile cour11 which - toueh the Ute The group then sang "How Great Thou Art," followed with a talk by Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. 0 t to Grimm, treasurer, 'gave a readIng u A Treasurer's Dream!' The ofterlng was collected In a gilt box whlle the group sani "Wo <Jioo 'l'llee But T h l.u Own." ~ -Mrs.IJavid Roush, president, presided at the business meet.. lng, The oomlnatlng committee, Mrs. Robert Layne, Chairman Mrs. B. R. Vance and Mrs. Velma Rrush, gave their report whlch was acceptt:d by t h e group: Mrs. Joha F. Housh, pre~o ldent; Mrs. David Roush, vice president; Mrs. Henry Buck, the theme uT h e Giving a n d Jr., secretary; Mra. 0 t to Grimm, treasurer; Mrs. Hilda Thanksgiving." The program ope~~ed wilh the Ridgwlll', Outreach and Fellowslnglng or "Now Thank We All ship chairman: Mrs. J. V. Meour God. u Mrs, McGrew gave Crew, Faith and Life Chairan lntrocll ctlon ro the prol!l'am, man; Mrs. Wllliam Powell, Mrs. followed with the reading of Jolm Fry, oo-chalrman, Chri&ttan Action, committee. A letter was read concernIng the Lalheran Church Wom. American Leatt~e en District Meeting to be held at St. Paul Church In New Ha. Dt¥111011 von ln Aprll. ..liN_ Yft .:::::W'I T1 Pd. " PA Mrs. David Roush presented the outgoing vice president, Mrs. William Russell, with a gift of thanks for her help during the Wlm• 'l"'lr"' past two years. '1 t Refreshments were served by lhe Rebecca Circle to those at.. tending: Mrs. Harold Johnson, ......."'C-~·· ..... boc!J, wu a.dd1'i blcl ..me. crimes. • The dedaloDr .m; •b tile hllll . ear~ ly Christmae shoppers, w e r e more dangerous over the 102hour boliday period than expect.. ed. Thlrt;y.seven persons died ln tral!lc accidents m the state's roadways between 6 p.m. Wedneeday and midnight Sunday, a survey by United Press International and the state Highway Patrol shoWed tnday, In IIOUtheaatem Ohio, Saturday, Richard L. Sllay, 19 Sandra Erlweln, 19, and James Grlnun, 18, all of Marietta, were killed when their auto weqt out or control on u.s. 21, 3\l mlies north of MarleUa. license Go Up River • New Haven News Notes Ohln highways, filled w I t h Big am·e ' F5r:~d£ticer lnsfollatioff:'EYijNTS'·.Is~YExp ·~'~ges~~!''.· 1ftllleU Twtlit1-~Gur '--'• of a.. Order of lila ~ star were rtlqHtdal a,' ~· ier- . . · O~IJ)trio.. ~ ·~•". IIMi~cl loAut ''"-' prlrt !"Ips m•, . . ~ Uatd to "'' 1he lr fllrtnl ""' ....., lA r ~IN~ et!'ft• 1aoOk now Ml"' \M'Crt. .IH . ' :' . ' I • ' ' ~ . • , " �. __ ,. ,_. . ,. ,___7___. ~-r-··::: ·-~_;.~~ -:..:.il::. ,:~,J~~ ' ' ..... ·--- •-· ··• __ ...... ....._ RIOUI..1'10NI Th~ Puo~llther rt•rviS tho rl1"t to edit or l't!JKt IDY adl deemed ob- ettlonablt. Tho PVblllhor wUI not H '"pontlblt ftr Mort than OM In· corrKt lnserUon, ~Til w..w \ for Ad' ""a J c:ontl ,., Wof41, one lltM'rtiOn .' RESTAURANT, luiJy equipped In Rutllnd across lrolll Rut- lind Fumltun, lee Amold Gnte at the Fumlture llofe. 114U'I'C 1963 MERCURY · Monterey 2Dcor. s;.;ti.;.~. ~~~~~ -~~ie;.j.;..· N... .. .. 49115 . ew..Ww tlres, au· , tomatlc trans. Solid body, radio and heater BUDGET PatcE lumiture 011 our thtr.l lioor budget shop. Baker Fumllure. )llddlepcJrt, Ohio. ~ .IS lk iji Comacfl · , .CHARLES. USLE .Syracuse, Ohio ......' ~ Minimum eN• nc thi'N coNeCU· 12 contt !*' onl tlvt IMert ~ont. 1 I ' . -•-.•··· STORM· WINDOWS PorF... EstiiMttl CURTISS 'DAIRY BEEF BreedeAiumlnu111 Awnlnp w t ing. service lot l1lyone 1111· eAiu111lnu111 Sldlni . DOORt 1984 CORV AIR . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . $9115 n conll ptr word •'• con~teutN• insertiOnt. · where. Cali Parbr 'IIS-DM •Alumlnirm ltllllt~t• ecu Poit. 2. Door. Dark green finish vinyl interi~~- · iiit~ ·~~ ·tires Ra· · 21 per cent Dllcovnt on paid 11111 PomeTOY or _ . Qleater. eP•tlos ellown In lntulatioll d1o and Heater, std. trans. and .)Cit paid within 11 days. CAlD OP TNAMKI • OBITUAIIIJ Notify by & a. m. lor momintl suo tor SO w.nt minimum. lach for lade 11r Caii'Collect 53UIII performanee senice, t p. m. ~~~ditJonal word 2c. oLtNb "~' )IJXEb HAY, 40c a bale, allo afternoon sen\ee. No promEhlltr E. White, 404\i So. 4th St.; Ironton ;;::~~~~~ 'JSc Chi,.. per Adnr· OM seml riJ, aDd GJIC tr'ICtsill.l alter B p. m. for the OPFICI ••••• 1111'. Contact. M. w. Runyon, ' ...,....,.atlvaln This Atu 20 YHTI QPIN IVES. 9100 P.M. 1:30 a. m. to J:to p, m. DillY ....-1-. ubi- DAM US.-... sanie day. 10 t1 Slllc I S:ll I m. to 12:00 Noon i&htrii!IY ~ DIWII'" .__,, guana.Johnson & Soft POMEIOY, OHIO \T'S UIY TO OLACI A ..on., Obio 45'/11 11•11-Wl'C ' WAN.T AD YURI ;..4fhAve., Huntington SEWING . MACHINES, • i r •' "H~I tn-2116 service. ail makes. WY 2Notice i'OODLE PUPPifS. 1/KC Toy For Sale miniature. fl5 and up. Stud IC61 CIIIMUlLE'I' PICJi.up . 2214. Tile F'abrle ShoP, PomWERE OU SATISFIED eroy. Aulhoriled Singer Salea TRUCK bl k_.' WITH YOUR FUEL OIL I will not be reapo~~~lble lor service and groomlnl· Pbooe : LUMP COAL' and gervlce. S 21 lfc T4M381.' ac ""'"~1.t= SI!RVICE LAST YEAR? any debts contractecl by any- 98Z-SI43. 11 S tie . IF NOT, CALL J)PIN 7 TO 7 one otber than myself. & I Robert L. Amold 191'1 sEWING MACHIN£, ful· HOSPITAL BED, good condl· Pomeroy Landmark . TREE _ ........, nd MON. THRU F·· .1 tlon. $&0, miUIIIIe tiD, roil992·2181 COLLECT . Jrwnmuw a remov· 11-14-m ' b' equipped to zig zag, fllllCY II ONI o.i1ta . r .. awa bed .....,1•-'... Budget plan, metered ticke•• at Fully Insured. Free estl· ---dellJII, clam, sew ill lipperS Y ..,, • '"' """" ..,., and treated fuel. "' ·mates. O'Connor'• Tree and NICIST PIOI'i. •• . CALL JAYMAR COAL· 1\00M anUable lor bedfalt or .etc. Layaway. BaiiiiCO $32 · wardrobe ... phone 192-m'T. • Landscape Service. can . . DICK RAWLINGS ambulatory WOJDIII at Syra- 'HI. Pbooe • • · _ _ _ _11~-4'1'C . .a_. POMEROY lUI or~?. Chester. 0. RT. 7 At The Mligund euse Nunlnl Home. 11 1 Uc DON'T Pump your aluutsh 992·2181 11 16 30tp GOILI 1 1 11~ RawHngs Honda Salls. · 0.1111.County LIM sepUc tank, getltlean Em Ait . , e •- ... •·~• 1'\ClftoNI WYMIII · II(IJDAY Sl'BCWo ON ~ LOSE WF-IGIIT safely with De> septic tant cleaner, !.and' L-..:J!!!a~ck~W~.C:::•~(!·!Mg~r·_J ,CHIHUAIRIA snJD t~trvlce. MIDDLI,.;- 01t1G WAVES from HoY. 21 t1a1JaC1t A-Diet tableli. On!¥ !lk. Nelmark Farm Bureau. Sale Phone 843-280. 11 1 lite nee. 8, tiS now $11.10. $11.10 aon's !li'UI. 9 Ill lillie For - - - -11-Sl#I'C Ill PONTTAC GRAND PRIX, ELEC'tROLUX sales and Serv· THE CREAM THE LOOK - Beautiful colorid. coft. · QUICK QU 1~: now po. tiD IMIW •·"· Rutb'l 1968 STEREO RADIO CQmbinlow mileage, power steering, ice. Bonded factory repreaenBeauiY SlloP. v-, p1»M SPEED QUEEN wringer • sole TV. !11-lnclo acreen. Wu Q-How m a n 11 CROP ~11·1Nift'P wasber. Like new. B. M. allon, handsome walnut conpower brakes, bucket sealS, tallve. Ph. IIU'IIO. gradwtes hllvc bocome u.s. 67 Wildcat Bul1ck 1639.95, now $419.15. Get new Cooper, Dexter. 11 IS tic 1101e, Ibis bas a BSR automaautomatic lransmlssion, IU!W It 19 Slip ·~J§I Standanl encyclopedia et presldenu7 2 II< reconl changer, take OW' tires, phone !J92..28' 1 4 or A-John F. Kennedy was Dr· '" free. Try In your home. ean Wanted To luy POl'ATOF.'!. Clarence Proffitt, paymeniS at II per month or 992.$129. 11-211-3'l'C LANDSCAPING, tree culling, 99U'IM. 11-211-TFC the fifth president to graduate WAN!' TO BUY OR TRADE Portland. POOne 843-2254. pay balance due $11.41, call dJilln8 baBelllellls. doser from Harvard. OthOT Harwrd 11 3 Uc JI'OR TANK. CQIICIIY from Gill j92.28S6. li-21-4TC SOLID STATE STEREO. 1967 work, hauling. Marion Re)'llUNCLAYMED FREIGm', 6 graduates who became chief walnut stereo console with 4 oids. Maaon. ~ 'I'IS-$14?, to tl!roo U..and pllclll, IIIUII new zig zag sewing machines · executives were John Adams, speaker, 4 speed automatic 11 a 10ic'! be In !llr eandltlon. for ileal- SINGER 1\IOD!L 16, in nice with 20 year laetory gutoran· John Quincy Adams, Theodore Ill water, eontaet. M. 'W. walnut oewlng table. looks SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing ma- changer, take over payments tee nationally advertised Roosevelt and Franklin D. chine sold much higher, this of $5 per month or pay bal· BEST PRICE paid lor lllandRoosevelt. lluJp, Eaale Ridge Road, and runs like new, fully maclllne will make bultonance $71.20. Ca11 992-3218. lng Umber, poplar, oak, waJ. brands to be sold for storage loll'nemtlle. 0. 4$111. equipped to zig zag, monoQ-Wh.o ia the O!IIV U.S. 11-27-STC nlll. aycamore, ash, lyn. tree and freight. totals of $45 president bu!Ud In WCIIhill!l11·11-llllc gram. bullonhole, etc. Pay 10 holes. dam, embroidery and ' est1111ales. No job too big or zlg.zag, take over paymenll each, can be paid at S5 per ton, D.C'.1 paymeniS $5.50 each or $50 too little' Call Marion Reynof ~.25 per week or pay balmonth, we will deliver to your A I~ or 65 one owner car STEREO RADIO CONSOLE. A-Woodrow Wilson, Inter· cash. Phone 99Z-2685. ollls. Bm:, 4tfl, Mason, W. Va. ance due t38.6$. wiU dia- stereo with AM & FM radio home to sew on tbem to make red Feb. o, 1824, In the Na· l·· ~~~~~~cJ:"t'J~ 11 1 Uc dire<l from owner. CFll oounl lor caab, call - . - . sure thai you are completely Ilona! Cathedral. 993-9905. 11-2?-3TC deluxe floating turntable per.. Pl!one m-$147. 10 21 SOle 11-Sl-4'1'C satisfied, can IIZ-2836. 'KNAPI' SHOES. Clill's S b oe feet condition, take over pay.!. Q-Whwh ia the WMid'l 1t-f7-3TC d menls of $6 per month or pay p Wante ' .' Repair. Complete !1101! serv· 111081 populo"" ell¥? -Hel ----REPAIRED WIDE balance $118.10. Call !192-3218. A-Tokyo, Ja)lll), with over HAVE !MMEDIATE OPENING Ice. Middleport. 11 5 30ip FACI'ORY lnsur~nce OVAL TIRES, guarenteetJ. FOR SALE .... .. ........ .. 11 mUJion people. li-2?-3TC · FOR SECRETARY and re- . $16.50 each. John W. VanMe1968 STEREO, lovely walnut (NJ'I .. .,., ......... AIHcllthl) ' ceplionisl, experience or buR- COLDS, It\Y lever, simiJ AUTOMOBILE IMUTIUd been ter, Syracuse, 9111-2'/88. console with AM & F'M radio, SEWING MACHINE: SINGER' lness college lralnlng prefer· Hours of relief In every Slna' ,,..,, cancelled! Loll your opera!· ..• 11-D-TFC slanl needle sewing machine this set ·sold much blgber, Santa'• Timt , rtd but not essenUal. Write 'nme eapeule. $Ut .alae . NEW YO!I.K (1JPI) - Santa or's lleente? Call . . . . this set has record storage, Claus wt1l deliver 17 mtll!O!I ', equipped to zig zag. balance 1lol ta L giving quallf1ca· only lie. Sumrn1!1'1 l'tlar- FIVE ROOM HOUSE, I acre • 1$ tie take over payments of S5 per now watohel ·to u.s. homea S46.56 or terlll9 can be arrantions and sclloollng. lmmedl· · 111\ley, New Haven. grmmd, near RuUand, newly ged, call l!ln-3218. ll-2?.fi'C month or pay balance due thll Chrlstmaa. a new recor.i, ate reply necessary. 10 21 Ulp decOrated inside and out, No. 11'111 $113.40. Try It In your home, accordlnt to a watch company .... of Altftl II. pertatr, DMt..... 11-2S-3'l'C $2000. see Arnold Grate, Rut- THE proven carpel cleaner IaNoUte call 992-2836. li-2?-3TC aurvoy. 11 bereb~ Jl"Well that TMo---SINGER TOUCH & SEW, 1100 land. 11-lUI'C Blue Lustre Is easy on tbe dore T. illeld, lr. wbo~ PM!; Of.. Value ot this year's 11ft lime· serieS. Love)J! tWv tone puf1ee actdre11 II: PomuoJ, Oblo bU pl .... ll especto4 to reach al· le\ b)Qe. hiiJ equipped to budget. Restores forgotten been duly •ppo1Dted &ltc'\tol' ·of Fort.nt moot f500 m!Uton. said Bulova M a n Y GErman medical the ElUte of Alma F· Puller. de· bultollbole. laney deaign, etc. WANT A GOOD BUY? SING- colors. Rent eiedrlc sham· c.ued, ..te of POJMror. Melp schools have departments 01 market reaearchen. A GOOD RENT ON TBIIIIOT8 On an anER oewlng machine ' 196'7 couatJ, oblo. automalle bobbin reiiD. Orlg.. Run. Racine, RD l, 3 bedpooer $1. Baker F'umiture. nual bul&, more watchea are balneololll' that teach student.a OaWdl WR lNii dQ at lfoml'o model, used onlY $ monthll, 11-2?-3TC bu. 111r. room Isolated borne, prage, rnaUy $331.15. .._441 now due given In America than any the therapeutic uses ot sprtnrII. H. O'&atUI set dial for zig zap, fancy other type of gift, IIIOJ added. rumpus room. on heat, large and 1111ume balance. TndoJINIJI " 1M ,,.._ cevrt water baths. stitches. buttonholes, blind....... cwnfY, Olllo • • • baaement, bath, bot and cold lns accepted. hone . . . -. 1968 EARLY AMERICAN ua u.,..t.J.& m hems, etc., will aeil lor te'f, . tt?lfc water, spring, drilled weU, STEREO. handsome maple nothing down, t8 monthly, console with AM & F'M radio, HO,CI OP MIAIIND DAILY and large prden, $&0 a montb PROIATI COU-' A080811 can Ravenswood 2'13493. MIIDI COUNTY, OHIO ~ available on or before Janu- p:nM.ENE GLyCOL Base 4 speed BSR lnlermill chang!. Small "•· tt,tll 11·22-4'I'C ary I, 1111, Either Weal, er, resume payments of S6 'l'o: UOftard Raymond Burdette pennanenl llllllfreele, $US valley rul.denee Ia •nbon aDl'l empbone . . . .. 11-18-B'I'C per pllon. PomerOY Home per montb or pay balance whOM II. Wit not wLth rea•onable diU1enee be ... 8.Gntk 11 • lfc SINGER SEWING MACHINE due $106.24, can 9!1'!-21136. eutabted. and Auto. You are benbJ nollfed \hat on lettor In lovely sewing table, does 11-27-6'1'C the 9th daY a! NO't'ember, ttm a ,.. JIOR RI!!N'l'-Atfults, no pels, 10. Hoclpan regulor sewing, plus dial tlUon lor tbe adOPUOD 011 Vletdrt& Nice 1 room apt., furniabed. GUAI\AN'l'EED 1JSI!:D 'nrel. . nae Burdette. a cblld 111 10 yean. equipped for fancy Zig Zag JI'OR RE!I'I'-2 bedroom lrall- _,,15 up. PomerOY 1fome and bom at Atbent. Oblo, on tiMI ad Real Estate For Sale da; of Au&Uito 1957, waa tiled In ttW potaloel deslgru!, buttonholes, overer, adults, DO pels. Auto. tt • lk TWO ACRES OF' GROUND. court. 11. OratuiUu ! casts, etc.. only 1 monthly 8Bld PeUUon will be for bearlna: JI'OR SALE OR TRADE - for Jj, J:uenee ll'io housea, otber baiidi~~g~~. before tUd Court 1t Pwtmerot. Oblo, payments ol sur per week, RATS, MICE elillllnaled f<lr· 18. Half an era lractor, il&'l Jaguar. on the 9th day of December, 11111', at in lower end of Middleport. 10:00 o'clock A. 11. phone m-m. 11-2t-TFC U.Borden M&G Food. Market, I miiea ever. ''1lel Star" 1\i lb. fl.•. ll ll aU..Ied In pld peUtloD tbat Phone 99Wlllll. 11 14 3lp 17. ArbitratOr you, u fatber, of ..14 eblM hue w1lJ.. Eberlbach Hdwe., sugar Ruft south of Mldd1eport on Route 20. Apex . fully !aUed to properb' 111pporl and 7. ll-2$.31c Mill. PicUnl' Rd'tle .. MaML SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 38.0reed¥ matntal.n aald ch1ld for a Perto4 ot more than two rean \mmedlatelY pN• .8tW8 forward and revel'lt. 11 IS 1llp :U.PUI6 cedln:. the rum. ol dk1 PeUtton. 211. l'nlquentl1 zig zag equipped to bultonti ROOM . HOUSE, 1111181 sell, F . H. o•BJUEN, ludae f SIX ROOll apallllenl, S bedIT.Deno hole, monogram, dam, ele .. lull buemenl, ail around By: Henrietta Q'Brlen. Cblel Deput:v Clerlr: :11. Juloy ' • l'OOIDI, ~. • oiosell PILE II 110ft and lolly, CQ\orll UD 11, 10, rl, 3te fencing, cblcken house, 1ot111y sews like new, pay oil 5 payNlaiD brilllaoce In carpell fruit -~ ' \1p81!1, IIDt water - . . cleaed with Blue Lustre. ments S8 each, phone IIUrr<IIU!dlngs. Phone .,.,.... H. A '.· - . oulllde porch. ~ NoTICI 011 A.POIMTMIN'r MBSOII. 10 IS JOip 992-:1685. 11-22-TP'C ....,, tl. tie Cue No. 10781 1lent eleclrie SbaDlJIOO"' fl. BO.Lampny Et.tate or s. & B171&do our,.... Biker !l'urnltlln. 11_..TC 31. Wtncool Notice 11 herebY pnn tbal CIIIOJI TWO CHEVY TWO DOOR FOR SALE, FIVE ROOM C. KIJDWL of SpncuMi• Obloo llll II. liOn of TWO JIBDROOM f. . . . been dul1 appoldted ldalb'lX of Abn\IWII BARD TOPS, IIIIlS S11ek Shift, HOUSE, bath, Z bedrooDll lbe Ellata of .. s. HQm... cleceUo ~ llt~ M.albenf FACTORY REPAIRED TIRES. ll.ontk liM MAC Wheels, priced nice 1o1 and sarage, prteed ed, late of fluHon TwP·• t(etp guaranteecl, regular tread, ali letlor Ave. Pllone liS • · Coun1.7. OJtlO, reasonable, Mason '/'13-S281. rea~onabie, phone 1192-33116. U71k llizel $12.50 eacb, phone JohD Credlton an ,.,uln;d o ftll u.etr IT. I'll! 11-26-TFC 11-sui'C clllllrD" with 1114 M\ldai'J' wtWD 89.Pnlllonlor1 W. : VanMoteT, Syracu&e, ; our rnonUll. 41. Autbor of · Dated thlt :Mth 4aJ of NM. lilt', 11~ • aopftial furmilbed. . . . . "TIItlltlil P. H, O'IRUI.N MINIATURE Sehnauzen ready l'bolle ..... 9 IT lfc A uti ness Servicet Lodlol'' ' " " " ..... ef 11111 CfoUTdy CbrillmU Eve.. I beaulilul 114'1, •w. a.u . nc 42. lnclto '49 JEEP, metal top, kelly bUlls, 1IVS1NES ERYICI!S male Scottie, ready """, "· 8lolb rtlRNISIIED APAR'l'MEIITS '!II Ford. 4 cloar, alaDdanl, Spitz pups 1~ady Nov. 30, or· "'· trox1 s IIlii 4 1'001111, ....,_ bell, aood condition, Phone _ . 41.atumo der early. LIIUe BarkaroO 11-24-II'P out rJ Ill !~GMt. S lllocb Kennel, Coolvftle, phone ~'if! from Pomel07 PGit Ofllce. J .......... 116'1.-4. u-:wrrc PriYIIte Jlllklne. Call 1ft. 1957 BUYCK, GOOD CONDI· J.lltnllllton • between 10 a. m. and 7 TION, phone IIU82l. 11·14-11'1' 1965 4 door CUatom FORD, B p. m. t tt lfc cylinder, new tires, runs good ruRlftSilED and \lllfarllilllld . CORN, HAY, CA'I'l'IJE, John J. $900, 1950 lntemaUonal ~ 1011 ijl\iiitQwnll. CIGae to ldlool Rose, phone Mf.IDI. pickup, neecla trwmllllon repair fl$, 12 Gauge iholglm. Pba liS Mil. tt II lfc 11-»>I'C Brownlfl.l automaUc rib bar· PUIOOBD _. ...,..._. FOR SALE .. . .. ... .. . .. ... rell, Uke new, flOO, Phone ap w.tt. ·ROIIIIJ .. Reed. PIGS, PRONE Mf.IIM. Coolville 161.-4. 11-26-7'l'C Pllone - · aftlr I p. DL 11-..m' lflltlc REPOSSESSED 11181 atereo ra- 4 ROOMS, BA'nl, llloralt building, out of hlth water. dio combination. AM.ft( ra· needs repair, a good lnvfllll110011, • IJC!IIIIII" 81., dlo, 4 speabrl• Ail apeed ment lor $1,0110. Pbolle IIJddlepCd. . . lin. Dada chanrer. see and hear 1n IJM$43. 11-2&-&'I'P ...... 1141-fftl your home before buJifl.l. .._10 per week or pay balanee An antelC>PO 1J)\1nt.l short. tJl .111.12. Clll dlatan... al .&0 mUN on hour t1 ........ar IUld cruloes euiJY at 30. ., . 'omeroy Motor Co. v. v. l l22 HONDA · ··sAIS SERYICL I tliid ---- fOlD EEK AND ~--P-H._W._2~~-.-~~· ~.. ~··~·;~~-~==~~~ ~01 Harvc~rd ---- ---- ---- ---- _..... - vou I<HCIW ~WEU. llll:I.V, MR. MOXIE ! \J!£TEROAY. <:KA'n'ltiG WliH. "rfM., MOiKIE MEtmCJHiO BUT HOW 010 WHEW! I -.w Si!&!S? <OUR£ HOPE C£1?TAIH:/I PEOPL!i .. <:o SHARP OltVER 14ARW<:K< 1\110 IITAREl> Ar AHHtE: THE <D'l'A.RE w~ MU1'UALI• . n.=.. ' --- of- ··- .mi. ; ... 'SIIIICio • -.CORVAWB, Ore. (QPll _ : •uU111cll: food lndlllll'f II ,,, b.a.D. . ' . bJa �. __ ,. ,_. . ,. ,___7___. ~-r-··::: ·-~_;.~~ -:..:.il::. ,:~,J~~ ' ' ..... ·--- •-· ··• __ ...... ....._ RIOUI..1'10NI Th~ Puo~llther rt•rviS tho rl1"t to edit or l't!JKt IDY adl deemed ob- ettlonablt. Tho PVblllhor wUI not H '"pontlblt ftr Mort than OM In· corrKt lnserUon, ~Til w..w \ for Ad' ""a J c:ontl ,., Wof41, one lltM'rtiOn .' RESTAURANT, luiJy equipped In Rutllnd across lrolll Rut- lind Fumltun, lee Amold Gnte at the Fumlture llofe. 114U'I'C 1963 MERCURY · Monterey 2Dcor. s;.;ti.;.~. ~~~~~ -~~ie;.j.;..· N... .. .. 49115 . ew..Ww tlres, au· , tomatlc trans. Solid body, radio and heater BUDGET PatcE lumiture 011 our thtr.l lioor budget shop. Baker Fumllure. )llddlepcJrt, Ohio. ~ .IS lk iji Comacfl · , .CHARLES. USLE .Syracuse, Ohio ......' ~ Minimum eN• nc thi'N coNeCU· 12 contt !*' onl tlvt IMert ~ont. 1 I ' . -•-.•··· STORM· WINDOWS PorF... EstiiMttl CURTISS 'DAIRY BEEF BreedeAiumlnu111 Awnlnp w t ing. service lot l1lyone 1111· eAiu111lnu111 Sldlni . DOORt 1984 CORV AIR . .. .. .. .. .. . .. . $9115 n conll ptr word •'• con~teutN• insertiOnt. · where. Cali Parbr 'IIS-DM •Alumlnirm ltllllt~t• ecu Poit. 2. Door. Dark green finish vinyl interi~~- · iiit~ ·~~ ·tires Ra· · 21 per cent Dllcovnt on paid 11111 PomeTOY or _ . Qleater. eP•tlos ellown In lntulatioll d1o and Heater, std. trans. and .)Cit paid within 11 days. CAlD OP TNAMKI • OBITUAIIIJ Notify by & a. m. lor momintl suo tor SO w.nt minimum. lach for lade 11r Caii'Collect 53UIII performanee senice, t p. m. ~~~ditJonal word 2c. oLtNb "~' )IJXEb HAY, 40c a bale, allo afternoon sen\ee. No promEhlltr E. White, 404\i So. 4th St.; Ironton ;;::~~~~~ 'JSc Chi,.. per Adnr· OM seml riJ, aDd GJIC tr'ICtsill.l alter B p. m. for the OPFICI ••••• 1111'. Contact. M. w. Runyon, ' ...,....,.atlvaln This Atu 20 YHTI QPIN IVES. 9100 P.M. 1:30 a. m. to J:to p, m. DillY ....-1-. ubi- DAM US.-... sanie day. 10 t1 Slllc I S:ll I m. to 12:00 Noon i&htrii!IY ~ DIWII'" .__,, guana.Johnson & Soft POMEIOY, OHIO \T'S UIY TO OLACI A ..on., Obio 45'/11 11•11-Wl'C ' WAN.T AD YURI ;..4fhAve., Huntington SEWING . MACHINES, • i r •' "H~I tn-2116 service. ail makes. WY 2Notice i'OODLE PUPPifS. 1/KC Toy For Sale miniature. fl5 and up. Stud IC61 CIIIMUlLE'I' PICJi.up . 2214. Tile F'abrle ShoP, PomWERE OU SATISFIED eroy. Aulhoriled Singer Salea TRUCK bl k_.' WITH YOUR FUEL OIL I will not be reapo~~~lble lor service and groomlnl· Pbooe : LUMP COAL' and gervlce. S 21 lfc T4M381.' ac ""'"~1.t= SI!RVICE LAST YEAR? any debts contractecl by any- 98Z-SI43. 11 S tie . IF NOT, CALL J)PIN 7 TO 7 one otber than myself. & I Robert L. Amold 191'1 sEWING MACHIN£, ful· HOSPITAL BED, good condl· Pomeroy Landmark . TREE _ ........, nd MON. THRU F·· .1 tlon. $&0, miUIIIIe tiD, roil992·2181 COLLECT . Jrwnmuw a remov· 11-14-m ' b' equipped to zig zag, fllllCY II ONI o.i1ta . r .. awa bed .....,1•-'... Budget plan, metered ticke•• at Fully Insured. Free estl· ---dellJII, clam, sew ill lipperS Y ..,, • '"' """" ..,., and treated fuel. "' ·mates. O'Connor'• Tree and NICIST PIOI'i. •• . CALL JAYMAR COAL· 1\00M anUable lor bedfalt or .etc. Layaway. BaiiiiCO $32 · wardrobe ... phone 192-m'T. • Landscape Service. can . . DICK RAWLINGS ambulatory WOJDIII at Syra- 'HI. Pbooe • • · _ _ _ _11~-4'1'C . .a_. POMEROY lUI or~?. Chester. 0. RT. 7 At The Mligund euse Nunlnl Home. 11 1 Uc DON'T Pump your aluutsh 992·2181 11 16 30tp GOILI 1 1 11~ RawHngs Honda Salls. · 0.1111.County LIM sepUc tank, getltlean Em Ait . , e •- ... •·~• 1'\ClftoNI WYMIII · II(IJDAY Sl'BCWo ON ~ LOSE WF-IGIIT safely with De> septic tant cleaner, !.and' L-..:J!!!a~ck~W~.C:::•~(!·!Mg~r·_J ,CHIHUAIRIA snJD t~trvlce. MIDDLI,.;- 01t1G WAVES from HoY. 21 t1a1JaC1t A-Diet tableli. On!¥ !lk. Nelmark Farm Bureau. Sale Phone 843-280. 11 1 lite nee. 8, tiS now $11.10. $11.10 aon's !li'UI. 9 Ill lillie For - - - -11-Sl#I'C Ill PONTTAC GRAND PRIX, ELEC'tROLUX sales and Serv· THE CREAM THE LOOK - Beautiful colorid. coft. · QUICK QU 1~: now po. tiD IMIW •·"· Rutb'l 1968 STEREO RADIO CQmbinlow mileage, power steering, ice. Bonded factory repreaenBeauiY SlloP. v-, p1»M SPEED QUEEN wringer • sole TV. !11-lnclo acreen. Wu Q-How m a n 11 CROP ~11·1Nift'P wasber. Like new. B. M. allon, handsome walnut conpower brakes, bucket sealS, tallve. Ph. IIU'IIO. gradwtes hllvc bocome u.s. 67 Wildcat Bul1ck 1639.95, now $419.15. Get new Cooper, Dexter. 11 IS tic 1101e, Ibis bas a BSR automaautomatic lransmlssion, IU!W It 19 Slip ·~J§I Standanl encyclopedia et presldenu7 2 II< reconl changer, take OW' tires, phone !J92..28' 1 4 or A-John F. Kennedy was Dr· '" free. Try In your home. ean Wanted To luy POl'ATOF.'!. Clarence Proffitt, paymeniS at II per month or 992.$129. 11-211-3'l'C LANDSCAPING, tree culling, 99U'IM. 11-211-TFC the fifth president to graduate WAN!' TO BUY OR TRADE Portland. POOne 843-2254. pay balance due $11.41, call dJilln8 baBelllellls. doser from Harvard. OthOT Harwrd 11 3 Uc JI'OR TANK. CQIICIIY from Gill j92.28S6. li-21-4TC SOLID STATE STEREO. 1967 work, hauling. Marion Re)'llUNCLAYMED FREIGm', 6 graduates who became chief walnut stereo console with 4 oids. Maaon. ~ 'I'IS-$14?, to tl!roo U..and pllclll, IIIUII new zig zag sewing machines · executives were John Adams, speaker, 4 speed automatic 11 a 10ic'! be In !llr eandltlon. for ileal- SINGER 1\IOD!L 16, in nice with 20 year laetory gutoran· John Quincy Adams, Theodore Ill water, eontaet. M. 'W. walnut oewlng table. looks SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing ma- changer, take over payments tee nationally advertised Roosevelt and Franklin D. chine sold much higher, this of $5 per month or pay bal· BEST PRICE paid lor lllandRoosevelt. lluJp, Eaale Ridge Road, and runs like new, fully maclllne will make bultonance $71.20. Ca11 992-3218. lng Umber, poplar, oak, waJ. brands to be sold for storage loll'nemtlle. 0. 4$111. equipped to zig zag, monoQ-Wh.o ia the O!IIV U.S. 11-27-STC nlll. aycamore, ash, lyn. tree and freight. totals of $45 president bu!Ud In WCIIhill!l11·11-llllc gram. bullonhole, etc. Pay 10 holes. dam, embroidery and ' est1111ales. No job too big or zlg.zag, take over paymenll each, can be paid at S5 per ton, D.C'.1 paymeniS $5.50 each or $50 too little' Call Marion Reynof ~.25 per week or pay balmonth, we will deliver to your A I~ or 65 one owner car STEREO RADIO CONSOLE. A-Woodrow Wilson, Inter· cash. Phone 99Z-2685. ollls. Bm:, 4tfl, Mason, W. Va. ance due t38.6$. wiU dia- stereo with AM & FM radio home to sew on tbem to make red Feb. o, 1824, In the Na· l·· ~~~~~~cJ:"t'J~ 11 1 Uc dire<l from owner. CFll oounl lor caab, call - . - . sure thai you are completely Ilona! Cathedral. 993-9905. 11-2?-3TC deluxe floating turntable per.. Pl!one m-$147. 10 21 SOle 11-Sl-4'1'C satisfied, can IIZ-2836. 'KNAPI' SHOES. Clill's S b oe feet condition, take over pay.!. Q-Whwh ia the WMid'l 1t-f7-3TC d menls of $6 per month or pay p Wante ' .' Repair. Complete !1101! serv· 111081 populo"" ell¥? -Hel ----REPAIRED WIDE balance $118.10. Call !192-3218. A-Tokyo, Ja)lll), with over HAVE !MMEDIATE OPENING Ice. Middleport. 11 5 30ip FACI'ORY lnsur~nce OVAL TIRES, guarenteetJ. FOR SALE .... .. ........ .. 11 mUJion people. li-2?-3TC · FOR SECRETARY and re- . $16.50 each. John W. VanMe1968 STEREO, lovely walnut (NJ'I .. .,., ......... AIHcllthl) ' ceplionisl, experience or buR- COLDS, It\Y lever, simiJ AUTOMOBILE IMUTIUd been ter, Syracuse, 9111-2'/88. console with AM & F'M radio, SEWING MACHINE: SINGER' lness college lralnlng prefer· Hours of relief In every Slna' ,,..,, cancelled! Loll your opera!· ..• 11-D-TFC slanl needle sewing machine this set ·sold much blgber, Santa'• Timt , rtd but not essenUal. Write 'nme eapeule. $Ut .alae . NEW YO!I.K (1JPI) - Santa or's lleente? Call . . . . this set has record storage, Claus wt1l deliver 17 mtll!O!I ', equipped to zig zag. balance 1lol ta L giving quallf1ca· only lie. Sumrn1!1'1 l'tlar- FIVE ROOM HOUSE, I acre • 1$ tie take over payments of S5 per now watohel ·to u.s. homea S46.56 or terlll9 can be arrantions and sclloollng. lmmedl· · 111\ley, New Haven. grmmd, near RuUand, newly ged, call l!ln-3218. ll-2?.fi'C month or pay balance due thll Chrlstmaa. a new recor.i, ate reply necessary. 10 21 Ulp decOrated inside and out, No. 11'111 $113.40. Try It In your home, accordlnt to a watch company .... of Altftl II. pertatr, DMt..... 11-2S-3'l'C $2000. see Arnold Grate, Rut- THE proven carpel cleaner IaNoUte call 992-2836. li-2?-3TC aurvoy. 11 bereb~ Jl"Well that TMo---SINGER TOUCH & SEW, 1100 land. 11-lUI'C Blue Lustre Is easy on tbe dore T. illeld, lr. wbo~ PM!; Of.. Value ot this year's 11ft lime· serieS. Love)J! tWv tone puf1ee actdre11 II: PomuoJ, Oblo bU pl .... ll especto4 to reach al· le\ b)Qe. hiiJ equipped to budget. Restores forgotten been duly •ppo1Dted &ltc'\tol' ·of Fort.nt moot f500 m!Uton. said Bulova M a n Y GErman medical the ElUte of Alma F· Puller. de· bultollbole. laney deaign, etc. WANT A GOOD BUY? SING- colors. Rent eiedrlc sham· c.ued, ..te of POJMror. Melp schools have departments 01 market reaearchen. A GOOD RENT ON TBIIIIOT8 On an anER oewlng machine ' 196'7 couatJ, oblo. automalle bobbin reiiD. Orlg.. Run. Racine, RD l, 3 bedpooer $1. Baker F'umiture. nual bul&, more watchea are balneololll' that teach student.a OaWdl WR lNii dQ at lfoml'o model, used onlY $ monthll, 11-2?-3TC bu. 111r. room Isolated borne, prage, rnaUy $331.15. .._441 now due given In America than any the therapeutic uses ot sprtnrII. H. O'&atUI set dial for zig zap, fancy other type of gift, IIIOJ added. rumpus room. on heat, large and 1111ume balance. TndoJINIJI " 1M ,,.._ cevrt water baths. stitches. buttonholes, blind....... cwnfY, Olllo • • • baaement, bath, bot and cold lns accepted. hone . . . -. 1968 EARLY AMERICAN ua u.,..t.J.& m hems, etc., will aeil lor te'f, . tt?lfc water, spring, drilled weU, STEREO. handsome maple nothing down, t8 monthly, console with AM & F'M radio, HO,CI OP MIAIIND DAILY and large prden, $&0 a montb PROIATI COU-' A080811 can Ravenswood 2'13493. MIIDI COUNTY, OHIO ~ available on or before Janu- p:nM.ENE GLyCOL Base 4 speed BSR lnlermill chang!. Small "•· tt,tll 11·22-4'I'C ary I, 1111, Either Weal, er, resume payments of S6 'l'o: UOftard Raymond Burdette pennanenl llllllfreele, $US valley rul.denee Ia •nbon aDl'l empbone . . . .. 11-18-B'I'C per pllon. PomerOY Home per montb or pay balance whOM II. Wit not wLth rea•onable diU1enee be ... 8.Gntk 11 • lfc SINGER SEWING MACHINE due $106.24, can 9!1'!-21136. eutabted. and Auto. You are benbJ nollfed \hat on lettor In lovely sewing table, does 11-27-6'1'C the 9th daY a! NO't'ember, ttm a ,.. JIOR RI!!N'l'-Atfults, no pels, 10. Hoclpan regulor sewing, plus dial tlUon lor tbe adOPUOD 011 Vletdrt& Nice 1 room apt., furniabed. GUAI\AN'l'EED 1JSI!:D 'nrel. . nae Burdette. a cblld 111 10 yean. equipped for fancy Zig Zag JI'OR RE!I'I'-2 bedroom lrall- _,,15 up. PomerOY 1fome and bom at Atbent. Oblo, on tiMI ad Real Estate For Sale da; of Au&Uito 1957, waa tiled In ttW potaloel deslgru!, buttonholes, overer, adults, DO pels. Auto. tt • lk TWO ACRES OF' GROUND. court. 11. OratuiUu ! casts, etc.. only 1 monthly 8Bld PeUUon will be for bearlna: JI'OR SALE OR TRADE - for Jj, J:uenee ll'io housea, otber baiidi~~g~~. before tUd Court 1t Pwtmerot. Oblo, payments ol sur per week, RATS, MICE elillllnaled f<lr· 18. Half an era lractor, il&'l Jaguar. on the 9th day of December, 11111', at in lower end of Middleport. 10:00 o'clock A. 11. phone m-m. 11-2t-TFC U.Borden M&G Food. Market, I miiea ever. ''1lel Star" 1\i lb. fl.•. ll ll aU..Ied In pld peUtloD tbat Phone 99Wlllll. 11 14 3lp 17. ArbitratOr you, u fatber, of ..14 eblM hue w1lJ.. Eberlbach Hdwe., sugar Ruft south of Mldd1eport on Route 20. Apex . fully !aUed to properb' 111pporl and 7. ll-2$.31c Mill. PicUnl' Rd'tle .. MaML SINGER SEWING MACHINE. 38.0reed¥ matntal.n aald ch1ld for a Perto4 ot more than two rean \mmedlatelY pN• .8tW8 forward and revel'lt. 11 IS 1llp :U.PUI6 cedln:. the rum. ol dk1 PeUtton. 211. l'nlquentl1 zig zag equipped to bultonti ROOM . HOUSE, 1111181 sell, F . H. o•BJUEN, ludae f SIX ROOll apallllenl, S bedIT.Deno hole, monogram, dam, ele .. lull buemenl, ail around By: Henrietta Q'Brlen. Cblel Deput:v Clerlr: :11. Juloy ' • l'OOIDI, ~. • oiosell PILE II 110ft and lolly, CQ\orll UD 11, 10, rl, 3te fencing, cblcken house, 1ot111y sews like new, pay oil 5 payNlaiD brilllaoce In carpell fruit -~ ' \1p81!1, IIDt water - . . cleaed with Blue Lustre. ments S8 each, phone IIUrr<IIU!dlngs. Phone .,.,.... H. A '.· - . oulllde porch. ~ NoTICI 011 A.POIMTMIN'r MBSOII. 10 IS JOip 992-:1685. 11-22-TP'C ....,, tl. tie Cue No. 10781 1lent eleclrie SbaDlJIOO"' fl. BO.Lampny Et.tate or s. & B171&do our,.... Biker !l'urnltlln. 11_..TC 31. Wtncool Notice 11 herebY pnn tbal CIIIOJI TWO CHEVY TWO DOOR FOR SALE, FIVE ROOM C. KIJDWL of SpncuMi• Obloo llll II. liOn of TWO JIBDROOM f. . . . been dul1 appoldted ldalb'lX of Abn\IWII BARD TOPS, IIIIlS S11ek Shift, HOUSE, bath, Z bedrooDll lbe Ellata of .. s. HQm... cleceUo ~ llt~ M.albenf FACTORY REPAIRED TIRES. ll.ontk liM MAC Wheels, priced nice 1o1 and sarage, prteed ed, late of fluHon TwP·• t(etp guaranteecl, regular tread, ali letlor Ave. Pllone liS • · Coun1.7. OJtlO, reasonable, Mason '/'13-S281. rea~onabie, phone 1192-33116. U71k llizel $12.50 eacb, phone JohD Credlton an ,.,uln;d o ftll u.etr IT. I'll! 11-26-TFC 11-sui'C clllllrD" with 1114 M\ldai'J' wtWD 89.Pnlllonlor1 W. : VanMoteT, Syracu&e, ; our rnonUll. 41. Autbor of · Dated thlt :Mth 4aJ of NM. lilt', 11~ • aopftial furmilbed. . . . . "TIItlltlil P. H, O'IRUI.N MINIATURE Sehnauzen ready l'bolle ..... 9 IT lfc A uti ness Servicet Lodlol'' ' " " " ..... ef 11111 CfoUTdy CbrillmU Eve.. I beaulilul 114'1, •w. a.u . nc 42. lnclto '49 JEEP, metal top, kelly bUlls, 1IVS1NES ERYICI!S male Scottie, ready """, "· 8lolb rtlRNISIIED APAR'l'MEIITS '!II Ford. 4 cloar, alaDdanl, Spitz pups 1~ady Nov. 30, or· "'· trox1 s IIlii 4 1'001111, ....,_ bell, aood condition, Phone _ . 41.atumo der early. LIIUe BarkaroO 11-24-II'P out rJ Ill !~GMt. S lllocb Kennel, Coolvftle, phone ~'if! from Pomel07 PGit Ofllce. J .......... 116'1.-4. u-:wrrc PriYIIte Jlllklne. Call 1ft. 1957 BUYCK, GOOD CONDI· J.lltnllllton • between 10 a. m. and 7 TION, phone IIU82l. 11·14-11'1' 1965 4 door CUatom FORD, B p. m. t tt lfc cylinder, new tires, runs good ruRlftSilED and \lllfarllilllld . CORN, HAY, CA'I'l'IJE, John J. $900, 1950 lntemaUonal ~ 1011 ijl\iiitQwnll. CIGae to ldlool Rose, phone Mf.IDI. pickup, neecla trwmllllon repair fl$, 12 Gauge iholglm. Pba liS Mil. tt II lfc 11-»>I'C Brownlfl.l automaUc rib bar· PUIOOBD _. ...,..._. FOR SALE .. . .. ... .. . .. ... rell, Uke new, flOO, Phone ap w.tt. ·ROIIIIJ .. Reed. PIGS, PRONE Mf.IIM. Coolville 161.-4. 11-26-7'l'C Pllone - · aftlr I p. DL 11-..m' lflltlc REPOSSESSED 11181 atereo ra- 4 ROOMS, BA'nl, llloralt building, out of hlth water. dio combination. AM.ft( ra· needs repair, a good lnvfllll110011, • IJC!IIIIII" 81., dlo, 4 speabrl• Ail apeed ment lor $1,0110. Pbolle IIJddlepCd. . . lin. Dada chanrer. see and hear 1n IJM$43. 11-2&-&'I'P ...... 1141-fftl your home before buJifl.l. .._10 per week or pay balanee An antelC>PO 1J)\1nt.l short. tJl .111.12. Clll dlatan... al .&0 mUN on hour t1 ........ar IUld cruloes euiJY at 30. ., . 'omeroy Motor Co. v. v. l l22 HONDA · ··sAIS SERYICL I tliid ---- fOlD EEK AND ~--P-H._W._2~~-.-~~· ~.. ~··~·;~~-~==~~~ ~01 Harvc~rd ---- ---- ---- ---- _..... - vou I<HCIW ~WEU. llll:I.V, MR. MOXIE ! \J!£TEROAY. <:KA'n'ltiG WliH. "rfM., MOiKIE MEtmCJHiO BUT HOW 010 WHEW! I -.w Si!&!S? <OUR£ HOPE C£1?TAIH:/I PEOPL!i .. <:o SHARP OltVER 14ARW<:K< 1\110 IITAREl> Ar AHHtE: THE <D'l'A.RE w~ MU1'UALI• . n.=.. ' --- of- ··- .mi. ; ... 'SIIIICio • -.CORVAWB, Ore. (QPll _ : •uU111cll: food lndlllll'f II ,,, b.a.D. . ' . bJa �I • Now You Know PTA' of ' In Greek mythology, siren• were creatures, half - bird, hair- woman, who lured 681lors to lhelr destruction by the sweetness of their~ • • .'.. f .. . VOL XX ' 0· ' $15· MARY J-S BEAUTY · SHOP ntot througll rciurtll reljlellvei.Y, . Holiday Season Depicted tn Show Middle·port, Ohio • I Member of Middleport Merchant Glft·A·Rama BY CHARLENE HOEFUCH The Ho!ldiQ' seaaon In all Ita glory ,... depleted In a lovely Chrisbnas Rower show staged saturdiiY and Sunday at the Film- 1"'"--------------!"'"--------------. JOIN ••• eroy Elementary School by the Meigs COIII1Q' Garden Clubs. The show - an annuel evenlomder the chairmanship o( Mrs, Margaret E I Ia Lewis - heel ''somethlrw for ofeverybody." While the number exhibits althougil they appeared to be omcountshle - was reduced this year, the quality Was the ''best yet. u Garden club members throughout the county who participated In the ~how foomd the competition e,a,..mely keen as they compared their entrleo with attractive arrB~Wements prepared by their fellow garden club members. From the clever, original entries in a new class-TheMom- Not only did ahow visitors recelw a real treat with the attractive ar~ents prepared lor their viewiJW, but were given ''lciaw on the eake" wtth SUC!b features as a table ol sample gift wr8JII)IJW, special dlspiiQ'B lncludiJW an outsland~ holtdiQ' item area prepared by Mrs. Geneva Nolan, and a weathered wood exhibit by the Wildwood Junlon. Club, a commercial dispiiQ' by Landmark plus a horttcuJturediviBion showing •eimens, w,r.. looo types of houseplants and evergreen ground covers. Here to judge the show was Mrs. PaUl Wendell Reed or Newark, not ooty an accredited judge d the Ohio Assoclatim ol Garden Clubs, but also state chalnnand nower show awards. Sbe was accompanied by Mrs. Fred Moll- lng After, a show lnnovattoo Which featured jomk and pop art - to the sophisticated Interpretative tor OUR 1968 Christmas Club or Dover, an awrentlce ......._ -· judge. den club members tumed In Blanding perform s with e tries which were eyo · ajchl In beauty, originality and va ety. New green backdrops provided Mrs. Mlcbael J. Fry ol Cheshire, a member of the Mid· dleport Garden Club, was the recipient ol the "Best d Show'' award for her exhibit presentIng an aura of rellgloo In the "Midnight Watch" category, In the artistic arrangements division where clubs drew for the classes In Which thelrmembera exhibited, the ribbon winners, lieted first, seconcJ, third ' ind fourth respectively, were as follows: Trlnunln8 the · Chrlslmal Tree," the Che . .r G.irdenClull, Mrs. Reid Youilg, Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. Altona Karr and Mrs. Donald Mora. ~~candle ln the Window," Tlri~ llglrt Garden Club, Mrs. Eva Robson, Mrs, Mary Heines, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, and Mrs, Gersld The Star Gardeft Club met r.. WildermUth. "Birthday of a KIJv, • Middleport AmaleurGardeners, Mrs. L. by Mr•. Robftt Jewe11. The CWI ~. Reynolds, Mrs, Harold l.dlse, Creecl and. tollaet - • &1Mrs; Maxine Coats Gaskill, and by tha club ~.. , .. rOD Mra. c. E. Blakeslee. can wu 1111wend by elallt memo ben and ..,. auell, Mr1. Florenct~ by namlnl a bulb . thfll' ' d Jib to Ifill', Mrs. laneheNI!I..,wuelectec1 2bd. Ylce Jirtllldellt to 1111 the vacancy loft br a reBIIJIIIltlm, The br-Awl were11tate revlaed lD oolnclde with the ralle ol teresttow contrast with the red velvet stage curtains at the Puneroy butldlow which always seem to give the annual show a ho~' flavor. TONIGHT and TUESDAY NOY.27-28 w-., and Thv...., Nov. 29.:10 NOT OPEN port. . "" ..wu - fes!l """·bJ -..... 1. •Jame•·. ==-&ted ~t rO:.~lll4= IIBY• ·or , . ii!MI"' 19 , ~ each. s.vera1 - • =~ ~ Mra. ·G8rild Dell~• . ~ ...., THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. .u ~ 'l'lltii'ObP JoiDed ~ ~ilihM~ J'n.t-'. eaJond bJ erm~ ,· ... ' ·· ·. ' · ...: ,,:·'' ' · ' ·· • ' ·• "\<. . Pitly pulf' no.......... . , ..... ..·.x. a.oo , U9 11bllllderl!lrd Bow · ts.es and Arrow Sen . . . . Bile g;...., ., .• H!llllemllker Jet Aetton .tbs ·~ .. .. .• MEM8.1t FEDERAL !¥SERVE SYSTEM OHIO ON SALE ALL K Rail's Ben Frank lin .: ·.:-:: ~· ' · w-•-• .lZ.H lUte-Bite SIJW.Refrlgeraton or Sllivei.t.llr' 1:es ~ GltarJaas.Tane It-Play 11 .•..... uo 5.8, .{.~.e; Bond 007 Eleetrle DnwiDg Seta UO . t:OO ''l'lil~'!l Checker and Chess ~ . . . . uo Dreu · · "' · " •' US .. '· ·.Up Seta .,, ··;.' . lilti~Sevim . s;w; SeU . . 1.119 ir a~..,,~.-..~·~p ·~ci!J. ·.... . .. . ·•·o• ·IFi\::t~~~:~ Member Ptderal Dtpo~itlnsur-e Corp. POMEROY . Nichol.., with Mrs; OrlGDNeia . reetlvlng llrll, )it._ :.llaberi 4.91 . ot rau e:'::-.d~t\,ncl 1!111. ~o~.... Jame•NicbDIIIOI!.~.. Blatclle Ntii!OIJ and Mrt; 86. $500: OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 •• ~ •• WORLD Pup 'D Popple& Pull Toys . . . 3.19 5.95 Dalay ~alty Seal Sollie Mywtery Gaol . . 4-P t.ll! Fbller Pilee. Beada-Creatlve Bloeu .. .. '88e prclplpiiDa ·~ .,.. $5.00 $10.00 .... . . !.~9 Gund Plaet Pandas, Kltty·Puppy . . . . . 1.69 59e United State& Jig Saw Puales ........ . 14e 3.95 Mt. Fixer Tool T•n . . . . . . . . . ..... 2.89 llll" DON'T DELAY! JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY! , US Playlkool Magaetie Spelling Jl4llrda . . !.35 u•-•·ture Do"· ..._ Ble He-Weet !llllllll ... . • - . . • . • . • • . $,.. ' '1>. .,, ' ' :• • ' • • ' '1"" ' oU'V A. PRIAIJL PUIS (UPI)-Parls newspapers tnc1a,y led an · oiltrai'>d ooslanght on President Charles de Gsulle's blasts against the United States, Greet Britain and c . :rife Fr ch governmoot wat lliaclng for e olficlal reaction, which woul come after the al!ected ernmants had a chance to the complete text ot De sulle's 92-mlnute sellllalmal news can!erence. "De Gsulle Threatens to Wrech EEC If Five Insist on Britain," said the headline In the lnternatloi181 Herald Tribune. EEC Is the European Commm Market, which has live other members besides France. "De Gaulle oat!sRed with Antlaoclal Polley," reported the bamer In the CoJIIIIIIIIIst L'Humanlte. ''De Gaulle: Neaot!atlnns With Britain Would Deatroy the Common Market" read the headline over a frmt editorial mtlcizlng the aenenl In L' Auroire. . '-.1 Vlll'lacy Q(Targets In hia rehearsed - s canteruce De Gaulle: ' -Bitterly .altacliid llle. U.S. dollar; BY TilE UP! LISBON - SEARCH PARTIES dlafng for bodies with b a r e bands and bulldozers In t h e ~muck or Lisbon's "val- ' ley or deith" look a short re- IIDite today for maas fullerels Ill Ylctlms or terrible Roocla. Tl!en th,.y relllrned to t h e I r painful talk. . . Olllelals aald 3l6.bodlea have , been rec:overed. ~ so . from Qllntai, a ~ of 150 ...,. called "the Ylllqe" by rell&looa Pj)rtuguese. T lie ' "astronOmical" nwnher of col' 1 )lpsed and IOVerely damlised b!llldlngs haa not even been ci!J. collated and no lllUley eaUmete / has been maAie an' cilunqeo. Tjoausands mill' bp· 11\lUred - liP me Jmows for sure how maay, mare.vr ~Slammed ll1 In a harsh statement before 1,100 newsmen, dlplomata and politicians, De Gsulle warned the United states ihat even Its "Incredible power'' would not save the dollar from devaJua.. lion unless Wasblngtm sloptll!d NearIy $1' 300 Contributed A total ol $1,2114.75 waa contributed to the Meigs Counl;y Tuberculosis and lloalth Asso· elation In the first tMI weeks d the annual Chrlsbnas seal sale. Mrs. ll!ann(JW Kloos, executive secretary, reported that the amooml was received In 735 returns on 1be 3,700 letters which went aut m Nov. 14 to Meigs COIII1Q' famUies, TIIo seal-.ue Is ibe only fund rslalng project ot the assoc... tlon which comes out aprogfam. ol asllstan~ to tubercular persons ~ ol adu~ and tubercoilfn teal~ Olhel:s. . · · Hoffman Aw!lfded . . ' •• "t- Afrlnan, 1-C George· . , I " iltatloi1ed at In ----'-'--• -- · -- ·- - - - - - --· . ~·· ··- -·-- --- - - ~· ·~ · ...·- - -··-·-··- - ~ -·~····-------··-· - ·- ---· . - --- -- ., __ Plans Final arrqeme* Pomeroy Mer Christmas Paraole were made by tile . Chamber of ":! %.tC:~:...~; Miss Hayman Frank Roush llith Drivers u.;,Th;:m lhe ·State ~. Prime Mlnlater Harold Wilson or Britain was expected to tell Dies Monday Service Set Parade Units Funersl services for Frank Miss Althea Hayman, 92, a for- Roush, a fonner resident d this mer resident or the Letart area county, whodledSaturdiQ' at stanof Meigs County, died Monday dish, Mich., will be held at 1.!30 In Clearwater, Fla. p.m. WedneadiQ' at the EwiJv Miss HIQ'man was a librarian Funeral Home with the Rev. Wenat the Cleveland Public Ubrary dell stutler olllctatlng, · · for a number d yesrs and was Mr. Roosh was a brother d the a member ol the Euclid Awnue lata Harry Roush or l'llmeroy Methodist Church In Cleveland. and Is survived by several nieces Several e'"'slns survive tn- and nephews, lncludq Hugh and clud'- Mrs. Lewis Berry, Mrs. un-·-h Porn Mr8 • "'" ~ms """" • eroy; GloM Tolson,· Canton·, Charles Eve'·"" Seelig ' Columbua, and and Jam Hayman, Columbus; Mrs. Emma Jo Packard, CllnMrs, Ralph Corlt, !oil's. Witkin- ton, PL 1011, Kan68s City, Kan68s, and Burial will be In Beech , ,ve Mrs, Anne Swenaon,Bakersfleld, Cemetery, Friends miQ' call at Calif. the fllneral home at anytime, The bool1 wHI arrive In Columbus vlaplanethlaevenlng, Grave~·t be hel Veter111a Memorial HoiiDital s lde aervlees wu d st U ~ _ S&rah J - c,... a.m. Wednesdlll' at the Letart 110 Howell c... Falla Ce... . tecy unolel",the dlrecClay!m ' .,,. ..__ .ton;• Portland; Steven Sa,yre, Msaon; Neltion ol the EwlrW r11110.ral Heme. He Hanllllll, Pomaroy; Terry IAIde, Aiheaa• ~ames ~lbadl, . , ·. ale~<!Jr~Bucballlilll>O!ii;. , ,, • i> • • ·~ ,, . • . J~ ¥IIlia. •. Meeting Set All omits taking part In the annual Christmas parade 1o be stalled Salurda.Y In Pomeroy by the PomerQy Chamber or Commuce are to be at the Pomt~­ roy ~ SchoOl by 12 ' 15 p.m. .::::.~":.~ :-~ needeol !or•jhe parecle which are wDI move at 1 p;m. !Jchools, school~~ and aU or- ...~. IDil buflneaiiiiiOII or llie area , ere being liked to lalul .llU't- Thole taking part are ukad ·~ ~. PIID Glohokar, l'ommiY, ~. ~~Yl's Hon~n's trlatl w~~~S.:..~~\: . .' . Parliament todiQ' ·that although De Gaulle's voice may be the loudeat on the continent, It dnes not speak for the rest of the Common Market. The prime mtnlster waa expected to 8111' that Brltatn would press her appUcaHon to join the market. re110rter, said U.S. -olficlals ware privately shrugging ol! De Gsulle's attacks on the United States and the doiiar aa reRectlng the rruatratlona or hio declining years. (They s I the French leader's el!orl· to rally gold speculators against the dollar were doomed to failure• . • ·> • =.:: . ·-••un : .. ·· '•;PI~ .~ Francel~, . ·, ·. c...., ..........DAY':• ~ • :rbOirial, :James BatliY .,.. : ·' :F.fel ' c~· dif !IIUille t1b- ~~~. · · .· · · ·::~:-1=~~ ' ''- cum , . ....:..:. · .. . ~ .w-· 111 ....,u ; -IIW• ·· ' ' The )&elgs · 1101&• ~\lnjiMII . · ~=~ ~·t ·mest at; ..l '""' • ·at wutiii'E. J: 11111 . ' .• " IJ. , , .... _ to·tlslt..... ..,.. ·,,• f•i'i•.· I I -.:-----":-------~-"" I. WASHJNGTON (UP!) - Defense Secretary Robert S, McNamara is preparing to step down as admlnlalrator ol the mlll¢!oat military esl$111\>meot the world has ...,r seelj, probably to take the presidency of the World Bank. Knowledgeable sources, . reporHng this Monday night, said that no official annooncament of any change at the Pentajpo was expected soon, nor did the secretary's departure from the post he has held longer than any other man appear likely "In the lmrnediate future.,. This Is a particularly critical ttme of the year for the Defense Department since It Is In the process of making maJor decisions on Its proposed fiscul 1969 budget, Which President Johnson must present to Con. gress In January. These decisions Involve lmg-range CJ~ea­ tlons of atrete&Y and resources and It was not likely the secretary wuuld leave before they are thrashed out. Desires Change But It Is known 11181 McNamara has wanted to leave his dllflcult and exacting post for some months. . Official sources emphasized that he was not leaving because of any disagreement wlih President Johnaon over policy In VIetnam DeGaulle's Hometown Outraged 1.69 Pla)'lkool Cobblert Beoebes . . . . . • . . . 1.411 The club . _ lD 1(1111 stx tablestate arr._.,..g to tbti .Albllolpital"'"Gbrtlllmal. 81111 ·- ............d""~~·... SCDro •' iJIJ ""'~ MEMBERS OF ELEANOR CIRCLE or Middleport's He~ Met!Kicllst Church dlspliQ' a number pt handmade Items to be sold when the annual bazaar Is held from 9 a,in, to 5 p.m. Thursday. ,From left to right are Mrs. Robert Byer, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Ass Bradbury, circle ba'zaar chetrman, sad Mrs. Lee Smith, circle president. Also taking an equal role In bazaar activities will be members or Class 12 headed by Mrs. Norman WIQ'Isnd, president. There will be bak~ goods lor sale and. a luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. By ALLAN 3.19 Fisher Prl~ · Slloopy Slllffers . .. .. .. . UO 39.95 Aurora Four Lane Rldng Sen . , . . . 3U8 6.115 liarble Doll . Rouses ..• . . . ••. •. . . . . . s.11 ... . .. ' . • 4.95 vv, t!llen!. Double Qolster Gun Setl . . .. 3.00 · Secretary to MIQ'or, $160 In Its Rrst reading, provides for the selary changes to he month, $185 monih. Clerk, Bd, Public Al!alrs, $175 el!ectlve as or Dec. 1 with the exception of the pollee depart. month, $240 monih. The ordinance provides f o r mont which will out be al!ected until Jan. 1. Employes o1 payment of $1.80 an hour for a the waterworks operations will clerk for the waterworks with be llNil under a salary sched- the TIOI'k Week not to exceed ule to Nov, 20, · · 35 houro. Water' miter reeders Increases lor various empJuy. and repairmen are to receive es and the salaries now being $2.15 an hour wlih ttme and a received are (first figure Is pres- half payment for hooq:s over 40. An llJIIIrentlce In lhe water. ent salary, second is Increased salary): works operation wiU receive Chief or Pollee, $345 month, $1.75 an hour and extra help In the waterworks operation wW r.,. $380. Regular Patrolmen, $276 celve $1.50 hour. Salary for an e<J~lpment operator and mechanmontb, $305. Extra Pollee, $1.45 hour, $1.- Ic Is $320 a month wlih a P'Q'· ment or $2 an hour for hours 65 hour. Street Employes, $1.40 hour, over 40 esch week. Unal!ected by the ordinance $280 mmthly (40 hours with $1.(Continued On Page 4) 75 _over 40 hours). rmoacti'<e 2.50 Cngll&la 11ppy Jllllllet . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.18 3.85 Cragstu McNamara about To Step Down The ordinance, as approvea CUT PRICES IN OUR TOYLAND! w--. ... ings by town council Monclay night. The ordinance is expected to survive second and third readings. Some d the salary increases wiJI go into eUect on Dec. 1, some on Jan. 1, The ordinance also sets up a salary schedule tor new employes since the village has acquired a waterworks and is in the process d completing a sewage disposal system. . Eva Roblnlon, 111!1 resi!J!Ial ellreclal'. IIIJ'a, NOI'IIlBII ww..t Mrl. Orion Neii!OIIo Mrl, C, £, SIDut alid Mrl. ll1allohe NeiiOii, 11bo'tGured lhowtd ~·a., bad taken and save 111 !Mer•IIIDC re. . Most Middleport Village employes will receive a paY increase provided in an ordinance given the first of three required read- c81ftf ~ ~ ~%.~ $250 BY BOB HOEFUCIJ Vice President ~~~~~_k=e~ ::ru:EI~ _h~ _rf-.e_:~ld~s~ox:l.~~-,!Wiom-·elllell!r~oy~a · :a:..=·~=~= Yout,.Chrlstmas Shopping SHOW STARTS 7 P: M. ; Sets Up Scales For New People Named 2nd "HUllRY SUNDOWN" CTechn,icokil') Michael Oaine, Jane Fonda Colorcal"ttooiJ: Million Hao'l Spoody Ghost Town I:t.oo _,, Mrs. Nelson · MEIGS THEAm 25c SOc - .$1.00 $2.oo Pay Each Week ·= .. == · = . Receive Next Nov·. '$12.50 $25 $5U $100 In the "Flreptkt '' Ail~· elaas ~ tile 118$ or Weathered wood. . Junior prdeaetl ~~lbbillll In the artistic~~~~~~ 'dl" Ylsloo were Sandra ROalb, 1M Ann Nease, Carol Lewis llld Stephen Nease, Rnl tllrol¢ lourlh, In the category "UpOIIbe Housetop," and · Carol Lewla, Rrot, J1cma Nease, aeeOIIII, 1M Ann Nease, tblrd, andl'la7YII• hoan and Stepben N._., t.YIIw fOr fourth place In "Ml Chrllilllwl Card," a holldll)' aelllle u'raat!ement. Roma Neale took first, Stephen Nease, aeeond and tblrd and tee Ann Nease, fourth;tnlbe horticulture class fill' evel'81eeo speclmell8, In the edueatlanal cafegwJ, holldlll' gift wraps were Judled and ribbon winners In 11181clllinve Mrs, Audra Well,llrat,llri.Mtchael Fry, sec:md, loll11 Harrle Marie 5mlth, tblrd, and lira. WyaU Chadwall, f!llll'lh. Horticulture nldblt wlrllera were Mrs. Charles ill~alse, Rrst and lourlh, ¥ra. Helen Ne._e, . ieC!11111, .!ftd Mr8;' Rio* C.~r, third, J!t lhe clail tor broad leaf evet'lfl!9 spo~; Mrs. Pearl Mora, !!rat, Mta, Jean Nease, second, Mrs. Helen Carper, third, and Mrs. Mary Nease, fourth, In narrow leaf speclmena; Mrs. Msrpret Ella Lewla, Rnl 1!111 -~ for sroo1111f corira, Mrs..IWY N,ut "White Christmas," R•lflsnd Mrs. Mildred ze111er, lira. An· na Hart, and "- Goldie - . Garden Club "- ..... Tl~· Mrs. Ruy Sno-n. Mrs. Robson, "The F9sUve BOord," Wlndl!w and a three "Ill' tie for fourth Trsll Tarden Club, lira. Robert place lD Mrs. Cuah Johnston, Lewis, Mrs. Robert 'fbomp1011, Mrs, Robert CanadiQ', and Mrs, Mrs. Lloyd Moore, and Mrs. Guy Paul Wlnn. Sluller. "A Carolltv WeWIUGo,"l'llm· "Welcome Frlends,"RoleGar· eroy Garden Club, Mra. 1tuy den Club, Mrs. Patrlcla Goebel, Betzltv, ·Mrs. Mary Grueser, Mra. Harold Massar, Mrs, o. J, Mrs. Nines Brown, With Doma Pennlrwtlln, Mrs. Norman Me• W, . - s, and Mrs. MariUerlte Cain and Mrs. James Stool. Karr t.Y11w for fourth. Wlnnara In ·the ooen olooses of "By the Chimney Wllh care," the artistic ll'l'aJWOIIIonts dlvlSlar Garden Club, Mrs, VIrgil . slon listed first through f001111 Atkins, Mro, Grover Sloot, Mrs. respectively, were as follows: Robert L. Jewell, and Mrs. James "We Gather Together," a - Nichol8111, plete holldiQ' dinner tsble set"Star In the Sky," Rutland t!ng, Mrs. Robert Lewis, }Ira. Friendly Gardeners, Mrs. Joe Jolm Terrell, Mrs. Edna-ftee, Bolln, Mrs. Thomas Martin, and Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis. Mrs. DomaWUIIamaonwlthMrs. "The MorniJw After," a class Robert Snowdon and Mrs. William for Junk art, Mrs. Robert Lewis, Willford t'IJW tor fourth place, Mrs. C, F. Kltv, Mr&,Mary!hl"Midnlglrt Watch," Middleport ·Ier, with Mrs. Margaret Ella Garden Club, Mrs, Michael J, Lewis, Mrs, Dwight lolllhoan, Fry, Mrs. James Titus, Mrs, Mrs, ,Robert '11¥11npsoo and Mrs. Jolm Kincaid, with Miss Harrle Lloyd Moore lyiJv for fourth. Marte Smith and Mrs. Carl J, "The stockbvs Are Hung," a Horky t,yq for fourth place. mantle lll'l'lU1gement, Mrs. Pearl "Sleigh Bells R(JW," WUdwuod Mora, Mrs. WyattChadWilll,Mrs. Garden Club, Mrs. Dwight Mil- Mary Nease, with Mrs. Audra hoan, Mrs, Mary Nease and !drs. Well, Mrs. ltuy BetziJW and Mrs, Jean Nease. Eva Robson tyiJv for lourlh, "The WaSsail Bcnrl," the WalkRibbon wlnneralnthefnYitatlm.In Garden Club, ¥fa, ·Mina Hart, . e1 artlallc ~~Ill! etuseio; were Mrs. llobeCn, ~~rt~, Mrs.. illltMri. ~it()Ore;boll!~'* . . Thoma• Mart~!~, . ~. Mrl• . for tollage ~~~~~~~.'!)Ill lifts. .iellll Neale, IJII;rd, and, ill-11- Jbllli ·Genbllo!IDDro nm;~- LliVd Terrell, lourlh, In 111!1 ~- Mqore, sec!ood, Mrs.lllirallollrli, tlve class, .''What Cblistmaa third, with MI.SIL,yoUab>erabacll Meilnl lD Me,"·and Mta.lolldlatl and Mrs. ~rllll Kar'r ·~· . Fry•. Mrs. EciDa Lee, !lin. ~ tor fourth !n ~ llO....rilv lloule SpenCer and lira, Joe struble, plam exhibits, • · and Madonna arrangements, gar- an appropriate setting !or the many entries and provided an ln- ..... " from Ankara and nv~ "(;Jarllleatlon or tile slluatioll IDlOrmed Greek sources.oaldlli• hours ot nel!llllatlons wlih wW come within the ~. ellher dramatic r em a r k Indicated Turkish omclals, He held a UlnJualt asreement or In a Greece Indeed had received an series ot emergency can!eren. nepilve .WBY. It there lo no !'itfn!atwn althouglllt wao not ces with top Greek ollldals In acreement, there <add be Ve"r7 ; Willing to odmlt It lnunecllately. what BJIP8Ill'ed to be the most dramaUc developments, not All lndlcstlons were In Athens crucial ~or ihe crisis. excludfns war," .11181 the Greeks would not or The Greok .spokesman did not The 8Pikesman did not <add not mest the deadline set mention ihe Ankara reports ihat ampllt7 his atstement, bqt by Turkey unlosa there was a Turkey had - an ultimatum. last minute speedup, lnatsad. he oald: today Pay Boost Ordinance Wins Approval in First Reading MRS. PEARL MORA, l'llmeroy Slar RoUte, left, and Mro. Rose Reynolds, Middleport, riSbt, exhibit their Madonna arrm.ements which...,., blue ribbon• In the Cluistmas flower show d Meigs COIII1Q' garden clubs, Numerous Madonna-thorned arrangements were featured at the annual ahow. • THE SHOE BOX TUESuA Y NOVEMBER 28 • '1967 • By ANTHONY TOBIN poulbllley of war. United Press International Turkey baeked up ihe ultimaTurkey delivered an ultima- !lUll by sending eight Turkish tum to Greece today to accept warships to within 15 mlles or Turkish terms lor a settlement the Medlterrall\lan Island 40 of the Cyprus crisis by 11 a.m. mUas ol! Turkey's south coast. EST or face unspecified "necea- Turkish jets roared over Cyprus S8r7 measures," lnlormed sour- and Its population or 600,000 ces reported In Ankara. peraons. In Athens a Greek liOYem. U.S. presidential peace envoy ment spokesmen mentioned the Cyrus Vance rushed to Athens A family dinner ,PilV was held 'l'hlnkailvlng DIQ' at the home 1"":"7"'7':"":"''""'!~-:-:---.· ,tJt Mrs. Harry Plckeas or RaHal iday Special cine. Allandlngwere Mr. and Mrs. Reg. $20.00 NOW Warren Plckms, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Jean Jane and Jull, Mr. and Mrs. IJ.,';ver OPEN TUESDA\' · Waber,_Davld and Mark, Reed ... EVENING 7 TIL 9 ville;. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer, MarY Ruth and Juy; Mlddl.,. port, Mr. and Mrs. WWiamMeredlth and sona, Charles, a student at Marietta College, a n d Erakln, brother ot Mn. Harry Pickens, visiting here f r o m Phone 992-3867 Middleport Fr811kfort, Ind. PERMANEN.l POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 160 . .· Greel{s Face War Ultimatum over Cyprus ·. Din'ner Pqrty Held Thanksgiving Day . • . enttne ~ ' ' ,~ f ... '· .'. ,'' '~I ·11: , 1l; 1 > ' . ': ;· ',.,.~ ' · In Accident Cited A parked car, a passing v.,. hicle and a driver wl1h no room to paas added up to an accident at 6:50 a.m. MondiQ' In Melp County, according to the Stsle HlibwaJ Patrol. The accident occurred m Rt. aa, two and !our-tenth• mDe• north o1 the Jun~- or Rt. 124.. """" Tooo drivers were cited. Ol!lcers reported that James P, Y10111g, 28, West Columbia, wa• · parked partly on the roodwq, An om!olmtlned car w a I the parked velllcle wlllll G, Euton, 54, Mlner&o ville, eanie UliOII the scene. ~ wu unable to ll1op and tllll:t 11aa 111 room to poa 1 be- = ~. . . , . ril. the ~ ear JIUslng the ~ ear, The Eutoo car mPdl the loft rear ril. the Yfll!lll vehl~e. 'l1lere wu min~ ·daillailo! lD YCIWIB's car and "tate' ilimlet to 'the Eutoo l!fl', ·' The ' ~ cltf!d . y .~' ~lit III'MIII• ~~~ ,,<·:~ ~~':':!i~~lir.. !1!'. ~ .<Ciiar'*' ·~· · ' ·.fij 'Moeiiiltot tarr ·~Dk(~ . ' ' ., ~-;;t -~ •••• . :· , ' -1'•, ~ ;~' , ' "liriftiil' "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 27, 1967