https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/09f654d467000b8b41afd0ac89177931.pdf c339c6b334e442923a55c5e0eadabd8c PDF Text Text I '! ' wa. the -P~!Willled · at a UWbat is Value?";. program topic recent meotlns of tile-,.Upha Dmleron Chapter of Delta KIIJll)a Gamma Socl!'fY atllloFirat Presbyterian Church at Well~. The dls~etlon between fac111al :iJdgment and value )ldgment was discussed by A n n a Maude Fehrman. She spoke of placing values on the 1ITOIIB oJ>, Jacts, putting too much emphs- aloilal values sla. on minor details, and noted tile ln\portance of appreclat. lng the beauty and IJI)Odnosa In IIQCiol;r. In '·conelualon, she urg. ed tile members to consider 11te main values lo life. Parsonal values were discuss. ed by Eena Adams who gave a self-test aimed at motivating the membership to an analysis of values. She talked of profes- Tapping Ceremony Held at Wahama and attributes and described Delta KIIJll)a Gamma aa an International honorary organlzatlnn for women .Wcators. A report was given Wring the business sessloll presided over by Fay Sau8r, prealdant, m books to be placfld !D local libraries In memory of deceased members. The memorial group Includes Lois CecU, Eva Simms, Ethel Garland, and &san Park. . Jean Evans reported on t h e spreading danger of drug addiction and L.S.D. tbrougb the ''glamorous a n d attractive" preaentations on national television shows. The chapter, · to direct letters to NBC, CBS, and ABC lo protest of some pro. grams being shown. MASON - The National Hon- Scholarship - made by StephHostesses tor the dinner meetor Sociei;Y ofWahamalllghSchool en Fowler; Leadership - made Ing were Reba Kisor, Gertrode conducted its semi-annual Induc- by Alan Hart; and Service- made Trace, and Jean Evans. tion ceremony Tuesday, Novem- by &le Bumgarner. Meigs County members atlenclber 21. The old members enFinally, the Induction I o o k ing were Martha Husted, Geneva tered the gym to the proces- place, Four members of the Sen~ Joachim, Mrs. Sauer, Carolyn sional, " Climb Every Moun- for class and five members of Smith, LucUle Smith Boaaleo tain," played by Becky Burris. the Junior class were tapped: ~tory, Beatrlee Rinehiu-t Nef.. Each member played a signif- They were: Seniors, Harry Van lie Vale, Theodosia Frecker icant part In t h e tapping, Meter, Karen Staats, Barbara Ruth Euler, and Genevieve SW: First of all, Rita Brabham led Roush, Diana Roush, Jwliors: bart. the s111dent body with the Flag Dreaml Stevens Susan Watldns, Salute. Secondly, Sandy Greer Dli!UIY Rizer, Gary Fields, and carried out the SocieQr's em· Cheryl Bumgarner. Each memblem, th e keystone torch at ber was presented with a canwhich time she read the em, " The Master's Touch." po- dle, a rose, and a membership Nert, Gloria Gibbs presented an important ehallenge to t h e s111dent body and gave a brief introduction to the speeches on the fou r req..lired q.J.alities: Character - made by Judy Lathey; Neutzlings Host Holiday Dinner Mr. and Mrs , Ben Neutzling entertained at their Pomeroy home Thanksgiving Day with a dinner party. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rurt of Belpre; Mr, and Mrs. Gene Riggs and son ot Chester ; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hester of South Point; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Burt, Jeff, RandY Melanie, and David, and Mr, 8.nd Mrs. Ray Riggs, Caralynn and Maralynn Tracy , Pomeroy, Henr y Cla y. A m er i c an statesrnnn, was the man who said "I would rather be right than be president.01 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, Nov. 28 " HURRY SUNDOWN" rTeehnicol<>r) Michael Oalne, Jan e For¥la Colorcertoons: lslililon HSpeody Ghost Town SHOW STARTS 7 P' M. w--. ond Thursday Nov. 29-30 card, Mr. Foley led the new members in tlte traditional pledge. The Society plans an additional tapping and a "College Bow!H type program next sQ;inK, omcers are: President, Gloria Gibbs ; Vice President, Sandy Around, Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fields and son o! Chicago, Ul., and Mr. and Mrs. David Eskew and daughter, Kandi, of Newark, re- Gibbs· Secretary. Sue Bumgar- turned to !heir homes Sunday ner; Treasurer, -Rita Brabham. after a holiday weekend visit here with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Eskew. The Jerry Fields family also visited with Mr. and Medicare Terms Explained at Meeting of Club Mrs. Joe F ields, and the David Eskew familY were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, Rutland. Mrs, Patty Neutzling and son, Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Haggy and sons, Steve and Danny, have returned from a holiday visit in Columbus with Mr. ana Mrs. Rodney Spencer and A program on heaJth insurance terms and medicare was pre sented by Thelma Cozart and family. Mary Ann Fleld of Columbus Elva Dailey when the Portland spent the weekend here with her Great Bend Home Demonstration parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fields. Club met at the home of CaroLeslie Burnside of Atltens was lyn Price. a weekend visitor of his mother, Shirley Johnson opened the Mrs. Fl{).rence Burnside. Sp-4 and Mrs. Terry Stalnakmeeting with a reading on er have spent past 2 weeks here Thanksgiving. Pennies for spent the 'past two weeks here friendship were taken. Plans with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. were made for the Dec. 14 meetHarley Stalnaker, and other relIng to be held at thehomeofMrs. atives. Before leaving for CorJohnson with a gift exchange, pus Christy, Texas, the couple A potluck dinner was served also visited In Cheshire, Marby Mrs. Price to those named Ietta, Elba and Columbus, and above and Henrietta McDade , in Williamstown, W, Va. Before Margaret Yost, Margaret West, coming here on leave, Sp-4 StaJ. Melod,v West, Brian and Bruce naker had been stationed at Fort BeMing, Ga. Johnson, Ethel Johnson, Mryna Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ~ion Ransdale, Carman Hall, Jean and children, Pat and Cindy, Sayre, Evelyn Foreman, David ot Columbus were holiday weekForeman, and Kathleen Ward. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Minersville. Visiting Sunday with the Gruesers was Florida 's population, which Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, Pomeroy. Mrs, Sam Bolin of Athens, ranked last in the Union in and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Williams 1850,_ is now in lOth place, acof Jackson were Sunday ~ests cordmg to the Encyclopaedia of Mrs, Welby Whaley. Britannica. Mrs. Sherry Johnson and children, Tommy 1 Paul, Mark and Belinda, spent the weekend in Hurricane, W, Va,, guests of NOT OPEN Mrs. Earl Searles. They visit- DISCOVER AWORLD OF BANKING SERVICES ed relatives Jn the Hurricane area. Diek Clark, employed In Youngslnwn, spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs w e r e Thanksgiving weekend guests of their granddaughter Mrs. Tim Swan, and family of Columbus. Oris Ginther of Pomeroy star Route is a patient at Holzer Hospital. He suffered a heart attack last week, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Baro. nick of Mulberry Heights have returned from a visit with rei· atives in western Pennsylvania. Their Thanksgiving guests were ·' week. Mrs. Gertrude Cabeen hes re-turned after a week's visit b1 Columbo& with Mr, and Mrs. Joe Cabeen, Mr.- and Mrs. Hanley Cone, and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Watkins and children. Mr. and Mrs, Cabeen returned his mother to Middleport Saturday and remained here for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slater of Jacksonvllle and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Connie Len Harbour, to Jon Peter Ka.rscbnik, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Lewis S. Karschnik of New Haven, w. Va. Miss Ruth Carson, They also visited bt Colwnbus with Mr. and Mrs. James Carson. State University. spent the weekend here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cunningham. His parents, accompanied by Eric and Alan, and Mrs . Oscar Roush went to Columbus Wedne sday tor Jon, Jeffrey Thornton was honored recently with a party in observ~ ance of hi s birthday anniversary. Games were played with prizes beir.g awarded to Greg Huffman, Jimmy Powell, Jim O'Brien, and Eddie Cwnmlns. Gifts were presented to the honored guest, and cup cakes, ice cream, nuts and kool~aid were served. Attending besides those named above were Mrs, Grace Huffman , Brady, Jr. aJX1 Beth Ann; Mrs. Rita Hill, Eric and Teresa, Mi ss Roberta Roberts, Eddie Roush, Jennifer and Derek Badgely, Sara and Eric Diddle, Darla aOO Greg Dec!, Timmy, Butch and Lisa Stewart, Barry Allen, Darla While, Chris and Nick Bostic, Rex Thornton, Pauline Bostick and Kimberly LOIS ANN SISSON The engagement and approaching marriage of Mi ss Lois Ann Sissoo, daughter of Mrs. Leona Sisson and the late Everett Sisson ol Long Bottom, to Charles E. Cline, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clin(' 'Jf Franklin Ohio is announced.·. · ' ' The double ring ceremony will take place Dee. 23, 2:30 p.m. at the Keno ChuiTh of Christ, It will be an open church wedding and the public is cordially Invited. Miss Sisson is a graduate ot Eastern High School. She Is now employed at the Bureau of Pub~ lie Dept., Parkersburg, W, Va. Mr. Cline is a graduate of Rio Grande College where he is majoring in chemistry, Games were led and refreshments served by Mrs, Huffman, Mrs. Hill, Mrs, Opal Cwnmins, Mrs. Hazel Roy, and Jetfrey's mother, Mrs . Florence Thorn- Family Reunion is Held on Saturday Inn. A family reunion and postThanksgiving dinner was h&ld SaturdeY at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wlnn. Guests of the Wlnns, together for the first time In six years, Thanksgiving is Dinner Party Day were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thomson, and Ma • ana M r s, A Thanksgiving dinner parcy was held at the home of Mr. and Robert Thomson anc1 Gregg, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Doug. las Thomson, steve and Jeff of Mrs. Lindsey LYons of Tuppers Plains. Columbus; . Mr. and Mrs. D. L, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Starling Massar and famiJy, Mrs. Leota Massar, Mr. and Mrs. David fiiggs .".nd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hasbargen and son, L:unar Lyons and Mrs. Ulah Swan ot Tuppers Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bab- Jaques of Point Pleasant; Mrs. James Johnson of Marmet, W. Va.; Mrs. John Hayman and Peggy of Leon, W. Va. REGISTRATION ENDS SOON PT. PLEASANT -Registration lor the 1968 Masoo County school cock of Long Bottom and and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs giving floral piece for the table was a gift to Mrs. Lyons from POMEROY WOMAN'S CHRIStian T....,.a"~ 'lltliiiMI at 2 p.m. Tuosdei at tile Untied Melhodllt Church. M r 1. Jooepb Cook will be tho Pl'OIII'IDI IoadOr. SPEC1AL MEETING Tuesdlil', Mrs. David ' 1ease, Mrs. D a·I e 7:30 p.m., Bosworth 461 Warner, Mr . Mark Evans, Mrs. R. and s. M., to confer Royat Mastera Delll'90. All companlona uraed to atlebd. MElG> TOPS WeliJitl Notchero Gauges - Gallipolis, 12.2 and .will meet at 7:30 Tuesday nl&ht 20,6 running 30 feet of rollers; . ·at tile Melga Count¥ lnl!rlllllr)'. Pl. Pleasant, 25.14; PomeroyOIUD ETA PIU CHAPTER al Mason, 23.02; lllnton, 1.35 atal,; Beta Sigma_ Phi Sororiey will Kanawha Falls, 5.53 falling; meet at 8:15 p.m. In the CoCharlestoo, 18.46 falling. Lon- lumbuo and Swtbern Ohio Eleedan, oo the sill; Marmet, nmnlng trlc Co. social room. A demHOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting one-loorth footofrollersandW!n- oolllratloo wjll be glvtlll by lleld, rurmlng one foot. Marilla Curl. Momller• __are to hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Pareato Boat Movements· take bazaar lteml for dleplay, only on Pediatrics Ward. Galllpolls Locks:_ ORCO down MIDDLEPORT LITERARY ADMISSIONS 5 a.m.; Western up 7:40 a.m. Club will meet Wednesday afMrs. Richard W, Danner, 12 Kana,.ha River _ Marmet, temoon at the homo of Mtaa Evans Hts., Mrs.BryanSaunders James R. Hines up 12:25 a.m.; Beu Sanborn. ,t;'r•· James EoThe ProudTow-. Patriot Slur RL; Mrs. John E:: Beaver down 6:30 a.m.; Win- ler.,will lleld, Alan R, Merrill up 3:20 or by Barbara W. Tuchman. Mayes, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Noah p.m.; R. E. Bo10les down 8 p, Members are to respond ID roll T, Clark, Rt. 2 Crown City; Mrs. m.; ML State up 4 a.m.; Lolls call llllh an event remembered Duane R. Church, New Haven; Shearer down 5:25 a.m. frOm 111o book. Clayton E. Athey, New Haven; C. Ohio River _ Lock 14 St. PUBLIC SOUP supper, Ra. Mrs. Cecil E. Roach, Pt. Plea- Marys up 11 p.m.; Kenova up ciDo Me1bedlat Church, Wodnessalt; Mrs. Ronald E, Escue, Pt. 1:55 a.m.; Vulcan up 6:05 a.m.; day, Nov. 29, atartlng 4:30. SandPleasant; Mrs~ Dale V. Wood, Lock 16, Onward up 9, 50 p.m.; wlchea, pie. corn bread, bean Pt., Pleasant; Mrs. Robert W, Reliable up 12:20 a.m.; William and vesetable ooup1 ~eo; BOSWORTH COUNCIL 4~1. R. Sloan, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Gary H, Zimmer up 4:20a.m.; PellllY E, Freeman, Pomeroy; Pamela Downey down 6:35 a.m.; OVEC and S. M, annuallnllpOCtion, woclA. Jeffers, Middleport; Mrs, up 7 a.m.; Lock 17, Je!l'erson nesday, 7:30p.m. Elmore W 11Gertrude Nelson, Rt. 1 Dexter; up 2:15 a.m.; Polly R. dolm 7 Items lnlpeetlon olllcer of 6111 a.m.; Lock 18, Elgercllll down Arch, lnapoetlng. Work In lloyMrs. Oris L. Smith, RL 1l.ong 6:30 a.m.; Lock 19, Express al Maaters degree. Dinner, 6:30 Bottom; Mrs. Orris E. Harris, up 4:10 a.m.; Helen z. down p.m. for companions and ladles. Rt. 1 Minersville; Charles R. 6:45 a.m.; Lock 20, Esso Welt WEDNESDAY Parks, Rt. 1 Ray; Mrs. James Vlrlllnla down 6:05a.m.; Andrew ADULT CHom rebearaal at J, Jackson, Ravenswood; Mrs. P. Calhoon up 6:50a.m.; Green- the St. Paul Lutheran Church. Jerry L, Nickels, McArthur; up Locka, J, S. Lewis up 12:· TIIIJiiSIJAY Mrs. Robert E. Cassidy, Ash- 10 a.m.; Warren llougland up 12:50 a'.m.; Cypress up 2:o a, ANNUAL CHRISTMAS Bazaar, land, Ky.; Benjamin F. Gue, m.; Rose G, up 3:30 a.m.;5 J, Heath MethOdllt Clllreh, MlddlsChesapeake; Mrs. Harold Bee- E. Vickers up 4:25 a.m.; Mel- port, Thursday, cburcl! baa"' gle, Inglis, Fla.; Mrs, Cobble dahl Locks, A. J, Patton up 1 mont; cpons at 9 a.m., serving Lee, Ashland, 1\y.; Mrs. Oren p.m.; George T. Price down 2 or lunches will begin at 1_1. .8, L, King, Cottageville, W, Va.; p.m.i Voss-It up 3:05 p.m.; AI- 81. Soiulbaltllllrdt lieu'• Clllll ,Mrs. Jarnes · v, Lawrence, Rt. 5 ton ~ephyr down 9:35 p.m.; Ra.- llld aoup oold by fila ,..n. ... · F1UDAY Athens; Mrs. Albert I. Reed, venswood down 12:10 a,m, BAZAAR by the women of the RL 2 Wellston; Luther F. EndiRock Springs Methodist Church cott, Genoa, W, Va.; Mrs. Louts Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. E. Unrue, Rt. 2 Ironton; Mrs. until 4 p.m. at Duke Cleaners, Willie Hale, Rt. 2 McArthur· Seeood st., Pomeroy. Gift Items Mrs. Keither W. Bishop, Flat-' for aale will lnclnde homemade woods, Ky.; Mrs. Earl B. £u.. eandles, dolls, and rancy work. banks, Jackson; Mrs. James D. A bake sale will be held oo SatPettit, RL 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. Henurday. ry J, Bloss, Jackson; John W, Ingalls, Wellstoo; Miss Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barnhouse L. Lewis, Rt. I Pl. Pleaaant. and sons spent tbe weekend with BffiTHS Mr. and Mrs, Winnie Bailey. Mrs. Jerry L, Nickel!, McMr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker Arthur, daughter, 1:02 p. m, spent several days receltly with Monday; Mrs. James J. Jackaon; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clutter and Rt. 2 Ravenswood, daughter, 1:51 David al Elyria while Mr. Baker p.m. Monday; Mrs. Richard W. was andergolng .observation at the Danner, 12 Evans Hts., son, 3:38 Cleveland Clinic. p.m. Monday; Mrs. Gary E. Free- Mr. and Mrs. George Reed visman, Pomeroy; daughter, 4:20 p. Ited an evening recently with Mr. Mr. and Mrs, William Harman m. Monday; Mrs, Robert W. and Mrs, Byrl Griffin and family. and family entertained TllankaSloan, RL 1 Pomeroy, soo, 4:25 M188 Sharon Baker, Waahlnglon, giving dey with a family dinner p.m. Monday. D. C., spent the weekend with ber part,y at their home In ColurnDISCHARGES parerts, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence bus. 1\yle D, Baxter, Mrs. Howard Baker and family. Guests were Mrs. Thelma AsbW. Brewer, Bobble E, Clutter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kearns and worth al Pomeroy, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Lucy Cremeens, Jerome family al Hartfor<l visited Sunday Ralph Dorst and daughter, Mary P, llooghman, Barbara I. Flsber, with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barrln- Ann of Galllpollo, Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Jenkins, Mrs. 'John ger. Francis Dverturt a1 Bradbory, J, Mullins, Clyde R. Radellfl, Raymond Barton has returned and Mrs, Fanchon Overturf, Mr. John M. Halko, Floyd W, Siders, home frun tbe Holzer Hospital. and Mrs, Carl Overturf, Buleh Charles E. Taylor, Lisa Carcle and Melfldy, Lawrence Hufi'Jnan, King, Mrs, Harold 0, Geo110 and and Mr. and Mrs. James Dowling Infant son. and Joey, all al Columbus. excess levy election will end Dec. must register 39)days prior to the election, it tliey are notal ... ready registered. Voters will be asked to approve a five-year extension d. the 100 percent levy passed in 1965. Sixty per cent of the voters must favor the levy for It to be extended. . Miranda, faintest of Uranus' ftve known satellites, escaped detection until 1948. .,.. Our bank has been providing every riage licenses In the office t1 and invite you and your family to visit the music department on the 2nd floor. See the wonderful, dependable RCA Victor Color Television Black and White Television in Console and Portable Models. This year in' partie· ular see the RCA Victor Tape Recorder, They're fine ()er(ormera b1 . batte~y opor~ted model~ ancf tne At;-UC type. He sure !o ask about also the fme quahty RCA V1clor Rad1os with Golden Throat Sound, Transistors, Clock Radios and AM·FM Models. · the county clerk. Applying were Larry David Hensley, 20, Hwllington, and Judy Faye Holmes, 18, Pt. Pleasant. Jon Peter Karschnlk, 20, New financial service lor many years . That's Haveo, and Constance Len Harbour, 19, Mason. HUSH PUPPIES FOR ALL THE FAMILY able financial advice available. i"' .~~ ,. \ 1 1o'l t\ o • ~ ~-~ . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER29, 1967 G-M 2 of 7 Counties woogma, OHIO - A FO_B,. mer Harvard dean said Tb o Peace Corps and poverty pro11'11L1 are ''two very lnfluenttal programs of our time.'' Jobn 1!, Mgnro, -~ of flreabman atudles It Milos Col, laae, Btrmlnglwn, Ala., llld "U ttllO Peace Corps) aild pov-- .,.ey program are two very ln- Ouenttal Pll>t!l'arna of our time. And the thoUght • provoking even re~lo - . part or It Ia IIIII It wao our IIOVemment and nat our lnetltullono of hiP. er learning that broo&llt It .a.- bout." GENEVA- BRITAIN GRANTed Independence today to South Arabia .and the Cl'OWII colOI\Y of Aden, ending 129 tears of colonIal rule lo the territory. A formal Independence agrosment 1V8s oiped only 11 hours belore the proclamatloo of In~ce In tile new nation; calling Itself the Peoples Republic of South Yemen. PARIS - WE'Sl'ERN FINANdal experts met today ID dedde tile conditions for grantIng Britain $1,4 bUllon In creelIt to shore up the devalued pound. Preeldent Charles de Gaulloconvonecl his cabinet to decide 11011' much to help, as Gaulliota contlnufld to fume over France's part In Britain's action. T~e French cabinet would decide how much Franee would cOil~ to the $1.4 billion to be Dl!ll>llated through tho lnterna· tlOl)al MqJM!tary Fund (IMF). Many llnanctal experts blamed rraneo .for lore!DI! Britain ID dlWilue tl!e'JiOund.· . . " SPENCER HOSPIT AU ZED Ed Spencer, Mjddleport Pollee patrolman! 10as taken to Veteraaa HospiJal In Huntington Mon. day and enterfld as a medical patient IUs room nurnbor Is 333. In 1968 Development WASHINGTON - Rep. Cllrence E. Miller (allo - llllh Dlatrlet) aald ll>day 1be AWalachlan l!e81onal Commission haa deoJcnated a seven-"'lf area of SOLtbeastem Oblo as one ai.IIOVOII In tile nation ID be developed aa a Health llemoDIIIration Area. The sevencoantleo, Alllena, Jaek::·1011, .HocldJW, Lawrence, Vtnk. .a, lmprovemert tt the cea." ··'~. Melso, and Gallla, ha.., been aUo- He added, "I will eoatlnuo ID CONG, CLARENCE E. M!IJ.ER, allo, 10tbDistrlct,dlscuasesdealgeatloo al Meigs, Albens, calad r\j)pelacblan Commlsoloo support programs al tills nature 111, Jaeklon, Lawrence, VlniDn, and Hocklrw Counties as a Health Demonstration Area by 1be • '· fUnds al " million for flseal 1968 that contrltolle to 1be pennanont In tbe development al medical development of Soutlleastem palachlan Regional Commission. Left Ia Pat Flemming, National Co-Chairman al the AW~lachiall' ,!j' Commission, and rlgbt Is Albert Giles, Ohio Director ol Ai>Palacbla. ' · trs!nlng and service facilities. Oblo," As a part of this decision, the It Is anticipated that tbe total Commission granted •oo,ooo to f41 mlllimprosrarn will be complan the proJect's development. pleted over a n....year perifld as UNIJSUAL VISITOR - JAWS Jolfero, Hock St>rlrcs Road, dlsFinal dedalon as to 11011' tbe $2 fUnds are made awllable. playo the large pheaoart IIIII Mondey afternGCl1 epparently mlllloll will be uaed will depend Paymelt ot the federal .fUnds Ia swooped over a blllclosetotbe.Jeffershouse, crasbfldtl>rougb " - what additional state, local contingent """' congressional the rlass In a s!orm door and door, and though woondfld made and other Federal fUnds are made pasoage al the A&>Palachlan ltoelf at home. Wblle the pheaaart ""' probably surpr!Hcl at available to assist In various pro- Apprnprlatlon Bill, one a1 many whet happened, that was ootblrw to 1be aurprlse a1 Mr. and .teeta of the total area plan. delayed by the eeOIIOIIl.)' ffght beMrs. Jeffers when they returned homo after working in lbelr '11lo Ai>Pilaehtan Commlllslon's tween President Johnson and next door used clotblng sliore to find tile door glasses amasbfld, action '"'s taken as a result ot a Congress. and tbelr living room cluttered with tile debris, They lhougbt comprehensive development pro- · • perbaps a burglar bad boon at ...,.k, Soon, however, tbey dlogram to Improve the general medoovered the pheasant. A quick checkofthegamelaws sholrfld it ical posture of the area. Thla proIa legal te take posseS8loll oll$red phe11enl under sucb cirUnited Press International Caglayangll told newsmen, "We gram 1V8S propolled and submltled cumstances. There _probably already has been a dinner of The govenunents al Greece and will make a declaration shortby the Ohio Valley Health Founde· phea18111 ot the Jeffers home. Turkey indicatecl ll>day they were ly." He gave no sign what tile tion, an organization composed al witllin hours of setlllng the Cyp- declaration would say or wht111 civic and medical leaders from be laau!!ds crisis whlcb brought them to it wouldJets -astern Ohio, The proposed Circle Capital ol war TuesdeY. TurkAt Nlcoola, three Turkish jets PI'OilJ'IIIIl reconunended 31 specific apln flew over Cyprus circled over the Cypriot capllal is projeets, with a total final coat ot as a ~ minute snags deas Vance and Makarloa mot. Vfrgll Atldns, deput;y ~!ely $41 million, veloped, Other Turkish planes were Grange master, notedtodaythe Miller said, "The cOiiiiiiiaCypi-lot olllclalo reported six reported to have streakfld over amual COUII\1-wlde D!llcer'a slon's action today is a big step other Torklsb fighter violations north and central Cyprus, two Conference of the grange will forward In the medical developor alrspace over their disputed at a time at aboot 5,000 to 7,000 be held. Thorsday at 8 p.m. at mont of Soatheaatem Ohio. The CJUCAGO (IJPI) - Newton N, Mediterranean Island nation. feeL the RocL~ G hall ~. former Federal Commu· Bot e>idenee III>P""red In Tbo _ pro;:s:,r tile lotailmpatt of this program will n!Citiooo Commission chalrtnan, 00>111ou will be ~84 slplflcamiy a!l'ect every clti- TuolldeJ nllht urled, flreo Athanl, Ankara and Nicosia and degree Wj11 be • .....,..,.,_, ·- W~IILII!UUk>o, and w!Ugre¥- . tlallel"'l!~at.". f!!r alb-;\r~ !hill lndlc.tod tile war threat may &o atii-tlDr ID fade. MOJI1llllfled !lltlleO!dilmoman1,7 coolrlbull ID tbe lcq-rarco •llliW In Nlcoala, where Vance nor witll lleld wurk. A10ards Funeral amtcoa tor Henry · "Dna hour 0( 14ievlalon time arrived b7 apectal plane after Eichinger, of Cheater, w h odled for outstanding service t h 0 now coats wlltleai candidates days of sltuttllng betwetlll paa1 yeu will be prelllll!ted to In Holzer lloepltal oarb' today, about f200,000," Mloow 'aald. Athena and Ankara In search of bavo teutatlvety set for "With talevlolon'1 rising coats, d grllllll8rs an granges. SaturdeY aftel'IIOOIIwlth tbe Rev. tho only canclidetes who wUI ba a peace formula, the American nd P. A. Casto oil! elating. Burial able ID on televleloo will mediator promptly met In tile particularly tile o!l'lcors, are wUI be In the Pine Grove Come. be wealtlly 01101, or onea wi111 palace for an hour with Prealdent Makarioa of Cyprus. _. .., tory at Minersville. vall llnanclal resources." ur- '"I attend. He,... pootmaater atCbeater, Telovlalon ne111111'ko should Cypriot oources reportecl the a gr.Wate or Middleport IIIIJit Jdve presidential candldeteo an beardfld archbishop of the Fwr suits he.., been llled in School, World War 2 .vetoraD, 1"1 hour of flree limo a week the Greek Orti-. Clalrch bad member of tile l'latioDal Leaaue !all four weeki before an been balking at publiclY agree. Meigs County C0111111011 Pleas or Postmaater s, Cbeater F 1 r o aloetloll, he said. It t h o y m. lng to Turkish terms that Court. Deputment, and of tile CMs- E1enD 11011Yictlooa were re- not, tbe FCC aboutd see IIIII Include the ,..ck pollout from New actions Include an actlm · Cypru• of 12,000 Greek troops. tor Malhoc1lst Church. corded ill MlddlopurtMayorC,O, thOU' do, be said. to portion real estate by EthSecond Meeting Scbecllloci He ,... preceded In death 10' Fl 8her'1 court Tue""•• - • Minow, who. aa FCC cbalrman el Rife, RD 1, Dexter, agalnat UP! correspondent John La.,_ hla Oral wife, tile former Loll"""' ···~•· frOm 1961 to "1963, aald, " ,The lse Hettaalmer, and hla parenta, Fined ...,.., James P, RllOioh, United States is tile only ton reporlfld Vance and Maka- Richerd L. and Linda Rife, RD 1, Rev. 1111d Mr1, Charles HI!IIIY 63, Cheahlro, $10 and coats and country In the world wilere rlos emoraed from t11e1r meet- Dexter, and James D. Rife and ElchiD&>er, who were ldlled 1n Carla E. Gibson, 20, lllaaon, $II canclidetes n~~at boo' televlelon Ing with oo comment to Roberta Rife, both minors, and newsmen. Vance said !hay Howard E. Frank, as treasurer an auto aecldent at Clrclevlllo and eolia, both oospefldlngchar- time." . would mont again later today. of Meigs Camt;y. In 1933. geo; IlanrQo Lee Staalo, u, ~ But Lawton aald both men were &lrvlvors lnclode hli w I f e, dlopurt, and Herbert Leo Clark, VIcki Turner, a minor, bas flismlilnl after tllelr seoslon. Oual; four ehlldron, Charleo, 30, Cbeahlro, each $10 and colla FIREMEN CALLED At Ankara, UP! correspon- ed suit for dlvurce from Blaine WallliiL&IDn. D, C.; Dennis an d m lllopl exllaUII e~Mki~Ls•, Mlddlepurt Volunteer Firemen dents reported a new feeling In Turner m grounds of gross oog"-ld, at home, and a dallbtile Turkish cepltal that tbe lect al duiy and extreme cruelty, MASON - "~ W, JobnBCII, , tor, Laun Jean, at homo; 0 n e Charlol Haary Schuler, 33, RL 1 were summoned at 1:47 p, m, ~·•· & ,. Cc>- l\llddlelJOI'I, $II and colts, l'lllllling Tuesdlll' to the Carpenter area t.:yprua ertll& JIUU' De ove.- The plaintiff asks for custody of 57, MaBCII, dladrtal TuoHpltaedaYiln Vet-- ~A:z hi) stop Jlge; Paul CllniDn Pierce, to aasist In comrolllng a forest althoulllt more dlpltllllatic action one minor child. erano Memo os • lle1V8o lumbul, and a olster, EYfbn 25, l'llmeroy, $10 and coots, fail- fire IIIII wu threatening sewral waa to be expected. Turkish In anotllor actloo, Howard 1ng ID stop within an assured Foreipl Minister lhllll Sabri Frank, as county treasurer haa a fonner Ollll>loyoe of the Henry Jonoe, Dayton. homoa. Firemen said tile blaze Coal Co. Frifllde may callllflle Ewclear dlllarlce, and William c. asked a judJiment o1"',093,57for He was born Fob, 22, 1910 the lng Funeralllmiie llllJIImo, Manley, 57, Syracuse, $5 and was In the Yiclnll;y oftlla McCom· alll!lled taxe• OWed~ Also, a suit as propert,v. DlvlslonolForeatry VETERANS MEMORIAL son al tho late Martin and Mae •- , • - - 1>ac1c1rc. co... .....,...,... bas been lllfld by Anna 1\lao COlo!l'lctals broagbt In oquljment to HOSPITAL CITED TO COURT Bonds were forfelled by El· Oliver Johnlon. He 1V8s born In lins, Rt. 1, Rutland, against wn . . douae tbe fire. Vie Bahr, Chester, ADMlSSIONS - Lottie Shemetd, Maaon Cooney, A !i)'racuse man was cited Into deana Slblth, ~6, RL 1, Middlellam El- COllins, Napa, Calll. The deceufld Ia survlvfld by his Middleport Mayor C. 0, Fisher's port, fl8,78 for 'nmnlng a red was In charge ot the divlaloo op- !iYracuse; Georgia Pullins, Pom- for s._-t under the Reciprocal eroy; Aw Gllke)', Harrisonville; wife, Fnntes; tllroe de~ra, Court 111 Im»ropor bacldatl lfgbl; COM!t &lo Candlff, 21, eratloos. Aaroomont Act. VIcki j, llolslrcvr, Racine. Boanio and Mary at borne, and clllr8<! follow!JV a m1oor aeel- Colllmbul, $18,70, Ulegal oxLOCAL TDIPS DISCHARGES -Pbj!Upllonovan, A ault by Judy uuerman against Mrs. Shells R4usb,Radford,DI.; deDI" In an alloy bel1lnd North haul!, and Monte E. Hoover, 19, The temperature lo Pomoroy's Mary Walsh, Patricia McCurry, Roy Lee Crisp resulting from a alx ....., GtOrp Jr., Belp~; .Second-Ate.,II12:1JP.IILoTuol• l'lllneroy, and Rager Lee Hall, 18BG adiDmobUo accident has Jameo, Vlolnam; Charlea, Fl. day, Middleport pollee 18; pt, Plouent, each $18,78 for doW!Iknm bull'*SI dislrl~ at Pearl Markina, Gerald Selletl, been dlarnlssed on awlicatloo al 11:10 .. rn. todaY was 38de8rt0• Nellie Traey,EdlthGral1am, WllSmith, Arklnlaa; Richerd, Fl. William c. Manley, 57, after he speedq, tbe plaintiff. diBnJpD. 111111Y lidos, under Jaeklon, S. C.: lili!Ward, IoGar- baeked bla truck-Into a car OWJImany, and Michael, II homo, and ad by c. J, Sauer,Brownell-Ate. two sisters, Mrs, Martha Bart- Mlddlepurt, 'lboro ,.., minor loy, Blacklick, Oblo, and Mrs. damage te Sauu'a 'car and m. Goldie qle1, Mason. to 1be truck. Funenl 8ervices are lnctllllplete pendtni arrival al hi& lj)llB lo servlee. ArrUwemOntl IIIII ... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlTAL ; announced by F'aiJOIIO!W Fune\'11 Admlllllolll - Ncille. dai- ·. Turkish Jets Buzz Palace Peace Talks . ,,,·_,,H . Free TV Urged in Top Race ·Services Set Ten"tati•vely 0 St d n a Ur ay gfti.\t· Four Actions 11 Co R::a::~m~: n ViCte d Jn Heariil • as Filed in Meigs Court $100 Mr. Johnson G1C. White Squad for ' .. · Dles Tuesday Of Mason F~eral senlces for Grover I, c. ~· Sr., 74, who diad at hl1 r aldenee at 3 p.m. Tuea. day, be held Friday at 2 p.m. the Rt<l>ruoh Church of Chrl at Long llottl>m with evanIlls Denver Hill and Vemon 'olllelatlng. al will be lnthoWhlto oomolel')' at Long Bottom his late wife, Loclo G s White. He waa a member pf tile Church of Chrtat for 65 years. lilrv}rw• loclude tllese eblldrll1. Mrs. Thelma Eddy, Wooster: i 'N:I~ Ballird, Loni B o (. tom; Mae JOQel South Charloa. ~r~~~ Donna Jean Baker, Killalso 20 groodehlldnll, two ~grandeblldron: fo!lr bl'lllher•l Wateman WblleL..Long Bollom; ih! White, 1'ayl, W, Va.; be WoOdrow Wddlepoi'l, • n d Wldte, st. Albana, W, Va., llld I 'IIIIer, Edith KJle, ~~ ~ eall at tile E10. until 110011 on P~ wllili the body will be lllbn ID the clllrch. lnli Punon1 Home Inhalator Dies Tuesday · :'8; arro• Driver . Dllebareo•-Nme. ' Home, After W ~r.. B~e is R~captured Elberfel~ ~ggest, .too, a • record player as a gUt. Perhaps a portable model · for the boy or girl in your family or a. Clmsote Stereo with Aft\·FM and FM Stereo Radio for the entire family tQ )'es, 'enJoy visit . to Elberfelds mu~rc d~partment and .a first ' hand look at all {lie wonderful ' gift ltema by RCA VIetor. -.·... . . , ,, ,, · · · '· enjoy. TO UNDERGO SURGERY Mrs. Cells lllte Ia conllnod ~he~~~:nn;~ : . : Her mom llllllber-11122. Than!<&- . THE SHOE BOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced A-\IDQLEPORT, Q, Member of Middleport Morch1nto GIFT-A-RAMA ------------·----------~ 1r£ '~iti~r ot yoJ•)t "''"" JUir,fl, .. ' •·· ' ' a Elb.e..rfelds,·,·~l-·,~·-·m . _.•e.:_:'roy Hlte Rutland, and Mr1. Mildred 16orrllofDoxter. · '-~---------~....:._.,....._ ' ._..,.._......,_...;...~-----.J ~­ ., I SE Ohio Given $2 Million For Pilot Health Facilities IORLD Ora Wblle. RCAVICTOR ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Two eooples heve made applications for mar- [') POMEROY-MIODLEPORT,OHIO .... ' r ' \1 i~~ ' . c·' -----------~------..-----------------~----~~----~-.e "' .~----~ c..;.;;cn Elberfelds Are Headqqarters For Dependable••• L VOL XX NO. 161 Harmon Family is Host far Dinner Look for the shoe They like the experience and depend - • 9. Voters In the special election schedUled for next Jan. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Marion Riggs, with the dog inside River News . ~--~~------------------------------~--------~--------~------------------------~~------------~~ P\a.~%0 Joppa New's Events Snuthern Local High School of Racine. He is now a senior at Dugan. and Mrs. Harold Hicks and chil- Joe struble, Mrs. Allan Leo!>. ard, Mrs. Dayton Strlekland, Mrs. Don Collins Mra. K.A. Graeser, Mn, Stacy Arnolcl, Mri. Allen Barris. Others proaentiDg flltts were Mrs, Opha Offutt, Mro. ww. ard Rines, ~s. Gaile Kin§! Mrs. Charleo MWJen, Mrs. ., e n e Mitch, Mrs. LaiiTtlllce S m I t h, Mrs. ThollU\t Weber, Mrs. George Heines, Mrs. Ellen KUllnger.r. ~ss JUCIY Williams, Mrs•. PhU l>l!ley, Mrs. KOMeth Mc:,.,IU81111n\. Mrs. Helen Stewart, rothy IIUSaoll, and Mrs, Loulaolleinea. Cake and pmch ware servfld by tile hoStesses. llhodee, cme or tile -. ,den of 11lo old 11111'ld, II a lmlnze llllue more 111111 100 feet bl8b of tile BUll god, Hellos. ron"" Jeffrey Thornton Is Honored at Recent Party and family of Logan. The Thanks- 10111 of Mr. and :Mrs. Don Grueaer, F~ Run._,... held recently at tbe 'Irlnllf United Church of <lhrlst. Mre. Larry ' Heines, Mrs. v, D, Ed\yarde, Mrs. Paul EichInger, Mrs. PhliUp Werry, and Mrs. Don Thomas were holteases for the shower, · Ablue 'and white color scheme ,... carried out In tho decora. t19lis 10hlcb featured mlnlalure footballs aa mantel pieces, a sliork repllca, and streamers. Gifts were ,placed In two decorated bassinets. Garnes were played wltll prizes belngwonbyMrs.FrfldNeaae, Mrs. John Terrell, and M r i. Mark Evans. Gueats at 1he shower were Mrs. Paul Chapman, Mrs. MaxIne Arnold, Miss Sally Bartels; Miss Louise GUmore, Mrs. Charles BamUton, Mrs. Frfld Neaae, TUESDAY SOUTHERN LO<al Band Boosters, opecial meeting at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at the high school. · WILLING WORKERS Claas of the Enterpt1so E. U.B. Church wUI meet at the home of Mrs, James Will ThurBclay evening, LADlgj AUXIUARY of Drew Webster Polt 39, American Legion, will meet at 6 p. m•.'1\lesday at the hall for a.covereddlsb dinner. Tbere will be a $1 gift exchaJwe. Business meetlrc will follow the dinner. RACINE AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary will "bold its "'8Ular .meeting Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 7:30 p, m. at the poat home. at e 'l'lte ramfld co1ouua of • en tne • Now You Know Hospital Jon Cunningham, student at Ohio terest is in a savings plan or an auto loon. why so many people prefer to bank here. are son, father of Mrs. Gibbons, and room. You'll find our bank a good source of financial services .. . whether your in- CONNIE HARBOUR NEW HAVEN - Mr, and Mrs. stanley llarlxxlr, Mason, announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their The open church wedding will Kenneth KirkendaleofNew Phila- be Saturday, December 23, at deJphia were Sunday guests of 6:30 p.m. a! the Mason MethoMr. and Mrs, William Slater and dist Church. The Reverend LoBill. well Keeney will perform the Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Gibbons dollble ring ceremony. Following have returned after a week's the wedding, a reception will visit in Bucyrus with J, E, Car- be ll'e!d in the church social Mr. and Mn, Wheeler Allen dren of CheLyan, W, Va. and Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks of Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. Nellle Tracy was t h e Thanksgiving guest of her son Dr. Everett Tracy in Columbus: -A layette aliOll'er tor Kelly Don Eciear Arnold, Mrs, Don L a li.and Kemeth Sean Grueser, twin nin& !>Irs. Jolm Terrell, M r s. I ' EVENTS -Given Twi'n Sons Mrs. J, E. Harley returned home Sunday after a· week's visit In Sprlngf'10ld with her son, Dr. John Harley, and family. Melanie YQUng., doughier a1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe YQUng, Jr. ofCambrldge and gnind~ughter ii J, A. Young, Sr., Middle.J)Orl, is a patient at the BetMsda Hospital In ZarJesville,_She underwent an emergency awendeetomy last. . MEI.GS :. Ldyette Showe·r · Around<· ' . . Middlepprt . ' "' ' . ' '. ' '' ' ·. Jil:~:o i �• , . :d '· ' ' { ' '' ~r 29, lN1 ~ p1srlied bJo )'I)Uib al both uie Tlclalll . J AVAILAIIIATTHE··· 7:458:008:30: 9:00 Mike llo<ll!latl I nsoap-Judi- I9:30 •• - Jll.:~:tr-IOew• Living World Kartoon karnlval ·:sPIN· A· YARN ·e New Jumbo Jet Needles, Patternt. Yarn• DAIRY VALLE·Y. ·. Reg:·,35c lind 45c MILK stiAm now Uc & 35c SUNDAES Sc off Til Cloling Th1nks for 1 Wonderful Se1son-Ad~lph == --~·" .. .u. '"'"· ·A J.Y -··. eCiirllttnu cardl, Gift Wrapping& KlbiiOil • Large Selectio~L-Killl & FIDirbed erewel work and Afpn Kill . . ·e A Large Aliortinent of Small Gift Itellll WILL CLOSE-SUNDAY, DECEMBER.3 CLOSING OUT SPEQALS ::i :.=,-:. Capt. ~ ~~!]~~~ ~ HaveWyatt Q !lullEarp Bevercy · llillbllllea !U.Jij-WOCeDU'aL. lO:SS - / Andy Griflltb :.q. D1ck vaa oyke nu.I..I)'Yl\1\Al Love o1 Life hews lJ:110--Jeopanljl IJ.<I:Ij;j;;su r;ye liueaa uUJdm& ) • l!lYerybody's TalkiiJ&. seardl ~'or fOIDQ[ u.- DateliDe Hoilyw'd Children's Doetor Super11181"kel One in a lli!liOD u:QO t'ersoPality .1.:w Lassie Dorul8 Reed t.Jgbl u.: ~.Newa Woman's Pap A& World 1uru t:-ttewa J;;su l\laiLe A ! :.0 I'<OWI Z:UO N. DiCW!Silll b ··-1){]4;""' ·- nrl1 WaiDOII's New1 l :f>i>- Genera! lloav. 1:00 Aoatbei" fa TeD Trull! 1: ~ flews ' :iN--lJOD"I 5>11 I!A&O Ol flilb& Ull lilt. car- .•~her. _ Opea-Mollday thnl Frldly-11 Til-& PM .$a&DHay, t 1114 l'M-Evslng by Appeluluillll " i7eAmSt YVONNESCALLY Mldd1epell UO Woody Wood. 5:00 llawbldl . o:3t- • r.mir n.e.r MEIGS EVENTS WEDNEIIIAY~ ,.._.-.aal AWLT CIIODI .. It 1111 st. hal ~ Clmeb. . THUIISDAY ANNUAL antiSI1lAS Buaar, Bllill ¥tllbodiJt Cllanb, IQddl.. part, Tburldi!J, cllll'dl b a 1 .. . . . llpllll It • a.m., ..-.1111 al lollch• 11111 biiiD It 1.! ~ -..w• .,, ~ h,,,._. CMii a. ....... 111111 1lr 4IIUL ADULT cuom practice, St. Lutberan Cburdl, 7:30 p, m. Wed· Paul aellda.Y. FRIDAY RACINE SENIOR CLASS wUI op11110r a tlance ID !be jmlor blgh aclml tllllitllrlum ....u.v follow· • •...., log !be Reclne-Glousterbula!lball game, HOMEMADE SOUP and rlllllllliP sale ..UI be held from 9 s. m. to 5 p. m. Friday and saturday • !be Rul1and American Leg1011 bali -~ !be llltlaDd Sealcw Mothers. JITNEY SUPPER bellnniDB Fri· day a1 5:30 P• m. 1D !be Easlem Hill> Sclml cafeteria before !be bukelball game between Hannan· Trace and Ealllem. The event lo llpOIIsored by !be Eallml High Scbool -""' class. WA11AMA HIGH ScbOOI wUIIIPOII· 10r a w1111 The Jill'• Friday nlibt at !be Wabama llllb om, 9:30 • 12 P. m. followilw !be Wabama llllb baJkelball pme. liP-· .......... BAZAAII, 11J 1111 w Roell a1 !be Clmrdl Friday .... saturday"tram 9 a.m. 111111 t p.m. . al Duke Cleal!ers, SoCOIII st., ~19¥· Gift Uemo ... &ala wUl Include homemade Clllllba, dolla, and fancy work. A llaka sale will he belcl 011 Sat- ... SATlJHDAY HIGH SCHOOL DANCE parcy, apID m U. public, wUI be helcllbll Soolurdll It !be Mlddieporllllgh Sdlool adlDrlum fran 8 to u p. m. The lap wUI emeee. JIINICI! 1NSTRUC110N class II St. 1'1111 L!llllel'llll Clllrcb, 9 L m. ~ choir rebeorsal 1-tor At10:80LJL Datiogliamt IMcf!att:'s Navy Prices Effective November 30, December 1and 2 2 ene eve Right reserved to limit! ~ to Saturday --- ---···------- 9 to .J Open Mon.-Fri. ---------- 9 \ 5TH & PEARL STS. -RACINE "The Store With A Hart" Right reserved to limit quantities ROME BEAUTY · ·FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE lt'sCoocl Ice Cream! · •• • • - - - •·• __ , , ,, ' ' ' " ''" l f •• •• ·••-·• ·•' " ''"' " '-"'"' •r ·~ • "'"''"W" ,, ' " ' '"' •• •••-...-. -- .. ··-~-- .... ~-- " .., . · ¢' t,,, , = sl4p Go!'dm Lund went rrom Cleveland's Portland farm to !be Orioles' Rochester rarin and outllelder Jotm Scruggs and pllcher George Scott from Baltimore's Elmira roster to Portland, Detroit and Pittsbursh excwlhangedth "~-~• pair of righthander a '"""""" Rlbant moving to lhe Tigers tor Dave Wlckersltam, , strollger, too." U there's anything worrying Nichols It's the lack of a spark. plug guard to replace the l!l"ado uated Bill Backensto, Strong Offensively "Our wealmess is In our guard pill', but otrenslvelY we'D be strong and oiJenslve rebounding will be a strong point," Nichola said at a meet. lng of the Mid-American Can- 9~ nOJT, """June ·. .,'• · 79~ ~· - . , 111....... · -. -· -·- I 0 67 59 0 0 0 0 0 1 50 59 o I 59 67 0 I 33 49 3 3 317 317 I Our expert mechanics adjust caster, camber and toe-in to manufacturer's specifications. All work is performed by skilled mechanics with modern precision equipment . $ MOST AMERICAN CARS Pe11a Extra If Needed NO MONEY DOWN T•k• months to pay/ -·~- ---. I PAUL WRIGHT Is Our Front End Kil . . ' :. ••• The islan d of Puerto Rico Specialist. 12 Years Experience. We Wouldn't Say He's The Best-· But There Ain't None BeHer· OF Pomeroy Home & Auto FREE 992-2094 PLENTY OPEN P•TA " · . ' 89~ · • j BEEF SALE .. Retail Prices Effective Friday & Saturday--Dec. 1- 2 T-BONE STEAK - - - • - - - lb.-~ 1.09 The King of Steaks SIRLOI_N STEAK •• ·------ 99~ - .EAPPLE•••• .-3~~ -~ s ET ·PEAS... .7,:: 1 ,Good Sliced t\. lwle . . ... . . ROUND STEAKee•e89; Sirloin Tip Roast•• 99~. ·. . . The Fllllllly Steak I ' BOLOGNA 2 Exceptional Taste s-t Treat SUced . . Pomeroy, 0 . "STEAK HOUSE" QUALITY MEATS ·~ . PARKING 606 E. M1in St. Between Pomeroy and Middleport ••••••• - 8ta5- Sat. 8 to 5---Fri. 8 to 5- Mon. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. . are you dolna t.rge . r' dauaJnsr ' retum to their Eastern North Gallia Kyger Creek Southwestern Southern I ••oz.~. DISCHARGES =~~owed to ·-~- , ,. DlltellGiri!Apple-BJaeklleri')', SWEET APPLE Untreated Gallon and rainstorm ... - reaching burri . Would l:lke to be Wh en ne JOUn; lhe pro ranks. B J1 b a n, UCLA's versatile signal caller who scrambles !Ike Tarkenton, throws t h e "bomb" with the long arm of a Starr and directs a team with the generalship of a Unitas, was named Tuesday the natlon•s outstanding college football player of the season by a board of sports wr iters and sportscasters. Tola!GAM.ES CKERS...... tx 254 .JELLY••••• ~ •.••• If-~ 3·9e: 0 J_ UICI 291-' IX••.. ,.. Shirley A. CIOIIch Mrs Freda II._ .~er, . 'lbomai R, Farley, Re.lUii ForUn, Harry c. Geolll, Mrs. Charles Hawbaker Sheila A. Lanham, Mrs. James V, Lewrenee, Minnie E. Mullins, Jolm B. Norris, Mrs. Cecil E, Roach, MT r,Ulerc Soyre, Teresa D. o-~ Carl L, Wears, S.. J..,. R- Welker Mrs. Joe Bemelt and Infant . MORE FLOOn'! KUALA LUMPIJR (UPI)Floods In !be tour Mall,yao mainland llall1 have receded but flood oontrol aCIIclall warDed todl!' !be "worll II yat to -.e." One death hal bem blametl m the IIICIIIOOII sea1011 Ooodlni and 8,000 eYilA!IHIOI l)P~ 1 I'M · .."'In~ E est rainfalls on record In the arei. _ - Th is sma.ll n,~rtn centr,J.l a 24-hour period. ~enter Florida community of 800 per The tte•vy rainfall otcurri:d mlljll sons rect>h'ed one o! t he heavi · · Sept. 25. 1950, when a wind . ot ¥~>Jico : INSTITUTE, W, Va, (UPI)FRIDAY: "I HBiqlan Trace at Eastern Rio Grande Collegeo!Ohlosuf. rered lis first baske11!allloss Kyger Creek at Southwestern ~· In three starts here Tuesday North Gallia at Alexander nlsht at the hands or West VJr. Glouster at Southern Local ginla st..te. GAMES SATURD AY: ! The West VIrginia w1n was Fairland at Kyger Creek {erel)ee eoa.ches here. Its lhlrd win In three starts Symmes Valley al North Gallia The Rockets will have Mix at Rio Grande's Tony Bass hli Hannan, W. Va. at Southwest. ceotsr, ~John Brisker and Bob for 29 points to pace t h e ern Mlll8f" ~ forwards and Willie Otdo team. Bsblooe . and John Rudley at guards,. ~t least they will start . The. races of man are classithe season that way until SOphof!ed mto three ma jor divimore Hess Is ready to liD at S io ~s ; Ca ucaso id nr white. Ne• , California, of alf'lhe slates grmd or black and Mongol oid center. uwe hope to use Hess at cen- Ol the Union, has the highest or ye ll ow . ter and Mix at forward, but ~mount of land under irriga- · lloojamin Franklin was a Hess Is not quite ready to step tiOn. lprinter by trade. ln as a starter,,. NichoJs said. I For Marshall, back at for- ->'' wards will be hish-scoring Bob ' Redd and George Stone, B o b Allen, a 6-foot-9 center, returns along with guards Jim Davidson and Danny D' Antoni, both jun. ion. The conlerence will have one new coach this season Bill Fitch of Bowling Green. Fitch, 34, coached the paat five seasons at North Dakota Unlver- • OLEO•• ~········ 5 IILsl - United States ln lt.60 when 38.76 inches of rain fell durlnl SV AC STANDINGS TEAM W L P OP Hannan Trace 2 0 lO B 83 slzy and will Inherit a tall Slfllld but oot much depth. All FlaVOI'I ' NEW "YORK (UPI)- Take · Batt starr, Johnny Unilas and Fran Tarkenton and yoo have the composite picture of the quarterback 196711 e I s man Trophy WIMer Gary B e b a n When tho R'l'ins Came Y ANK EETOWN. !'!•. oUPT • wealth . GRADE A PRODUCERS · Twin pack Gallon >->·--··-· ____ ., . ... .... .. ..... ... .. States ns a free common· HO!!II!Itead. (Sollda) HOLZER HOSPITAL: VislliDg hours ~ and 7-8 p.m. Parents only 011 Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Gary A. La.Jne, 845 SecOIId Ave.; Mro. Lens R. Myera, 527 SeCOIId Ave.; Robert H. Tay. lor, Rt. 1 Gallipoll~ Mrs. Frances Burnett, 131 ,.cood Ave.; Mrs. Stanley E. Earwood, Rt. 1 Gall.Jpolis; Mrs. Clarenee A. Tucker, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Gary L. FaDan, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. PIUI H. Craig, Grimms LandIng; WIUis L, Dudding, Ma1011; Mrs. Jolm G!llllao, C h e sl e r; Mrs. Reed H. E1nan, Rt. 1 Ra. cine; Clyde H. McCoy, Jr., Rt. 2 JackSOII; Mrs. Gerald P, Laneborne, JackeOII; Mrs. Joe J, Herald, Jack1011; Emanuel M, Henderoan, Jackson; Artlllr Conloy, Rt. 2 South Webster; Mrs, Edward C. llu&hes, lrontm· Mrs. Cherles G. Dickerson, lit. 3 Wellston. BDlTHS Mrs. Gary A. Loyne, 845 SeeOlld Ave.,. daugbler, 4:50 p.m. Tuesday; lllll'a. Duane R, Cburcb, :,~Haven, san. 7:10p.m. Toea- ••. 1 ..... 1 . is associ ated with t he L' nited The Savings Every .D~y}, -~£ Out We Roll .. :.49~.. . ··!Rolled Rump Roast 99~. C CK ROAST ec:n~:o:* 55~.' . " 79~ Good Grode .Ltalt . .BO.ILING BEE·F . ' .OurOwn . . . . .. ' ' ' .. "' .. ' '·. Gnod Grind Fresh 1' ' ,,. .' lit. at·..· :· '• " ' ' •' .' f~r only:, ·;. ' _, .,_ ' . ,.' ·1'' · t i· •. :: '··,' ... '' . . ' ~~ . ' . . .;i ',.:•.~- •f . 1 .' " • ••••• • .. .. .investor-owned ele~trlc light take ~11 a~ti~e ,part In helping ~ommljnities. Each"'ot us has this 'end. Among them are . of t~aching .alds and; in . ppplian~s lor ; . ' . ,. ' ' •! _.. " ,-. : ' ' I:·/' ";.J,·-· ........... -. ' GROUND. BE·E.f 3 lbs. ·.W~Y not? The electric companies have bssn t~dtJctitioJI-mindedlor years! . '' .• ·-·' >a . .. $ .. t 0 T' Favor Marshall, Toledo ln_?-Way Mid-Am -Race .. Part!d.palillg HosJ)ttal ,, • ~.big 59~ · 1h gal. crt. .News _ "I'·They IIDt bOth Tuesday night ill the last of three s.eparate ·rapld.tlre deals wllen they By ROBERT GRIMM . 'OC(Idred catcher Jotm Ro&&UPI Sports Writer ' lioro, lefthanded reliever Roo COLUMBUS (UPI) - The l'errailolkl and rlgllthander Bob !Wier li'om, !be Leis Anaelea Mid-AI!lerican Conference bas. lAAI&ers tor shortsk)p Zollo ketball race should be a twoVersallea and pitcher Jim way alfelr between defending champion Toledo and runnerup Marshall with the rest of the !league scramblblg for what's SEOAL Standinf9! '. lelt. SE(iAL ST ANDlNGS Toledo's Bob Nichols and Ellis (All Games) Jotmson of Marshall will deny TEAM W L P OP they are the class or the seven.Logan 1 0 88 80 learn circuit, but tlte other five Wellston 1 1 109 108 clubs do not seem to be In the · Aalens 0 1 49 61 same level as tlte two favorites. Jack1011 0 1 52 64 Toledo has tour of its five . Gallipolis 0 0 0 0 starters returning rrom last sea. lletgs 0 0 o o son's 23-2 squad, Including higiiJronton o 0 0 0 scoring Steve Mix. What's more· !>lela-York 0 0 0 0 the Rockets have seven-foot LAST WEEK'S RESULTS• SOphomore Doug Hess from Columbus Eastmoo< 61 Ath~s 49 East Detroit, Mich., rea<IY to Logan 88 Columbus Whitehall 80 step Into the lineup at any time. WaverlY 61 Jackson 52 U Toledo's position seems ·Vinton Counlr 57 We!istnn 51 cozy, lake a look at Marshall Wellston 58 Alexander 51 which has all five starters back FRIDAY'S GAMFS: . from last season's runnerup GalllpoUs at Jackson squad that nearlY won the Na. Wellston at Logan tiona! Tnvllatlanal Tournanient Melgo at Nelsonvlllt>-York In New York. Athens at lrontiJo "We'11e got the same slarliDg . SATURDAY'!i GAMFS: group of boys ba"k from last Meigs It Marietta .vear and three or four goodVinton Cooney at Marietta looking sophomores comlng up," Jack11011 It Oak HUI said Johnson. "Things look &rod Logan al Marton.Franklln but the conference is looking A'PPLES ICE CREA Dark Shadawa llilllllolll!l I The Fugitive ~ Newcy Wed Glllll u ream GU"I al 'rl • RACINE A. Ful;jalu ARKET . ~~~:"~~ .tllbJe Answers Jeffers ... . ·. ··' • ; ' ,. "Mudcat" Grant. , " "We shored up the roU"" pltdlen. &pats and this deal puts us r.;;i Iii all, a ~"' or 13 players up there again " Cal Ermer Ute switched Wlltorms at tlte end or TWins' 111l1118ger said 'w1111 a buQ' day In wltlch the DUIJora obvious deliBht ' also drafted 23 minor leaguers. He made his r e m a r k 8 Baltimore traded Eddie Flshmoments after Baltimore and .,er, a klllcklebaD relief specia-. Cleveland also completed a five- ,list, to ,the Indians for soutltpaw ~ ::::· 1110, the Twins came player swap and Pittsburgh and JOhn 0 Donoghue. As part of (liP with 20.game winner Dean Detroit traded a pair of :::. Clhance from the Cailtomla Angela, and going lrito tlieae .\lissball meeliDgs they !bought ;#Ill! only twl> things stood In llleir "~~' or i 1968 pe....nt,... a )•~er and a lelthanded r:n:. . . Eachpreaenlion was followed with a 'IUO•· handicap• and' Pearl Welker' 111 serlas ~ lhe gl'OIU)OIIlikes rules. ' ' Ill dislikes, WHTN-TV 13 ...... 18 oty;-oers WCSH- TV 8 ....... ",;.- VPI ~. Writer ·'MEXICO "'CJTY'N (U""Th ~·- · Twlnl, wt.>• -,;;i ~ wlllnfDI by \lnl1 - game ~r· pUll , tng 1Jte biQesl coup of Ia~ wtJrt.r "' , 1eel they now have that .pme . and Qlaybe the pemant a)l because of their lateat ftve- a,._ !be ~ Chrlat- -.-...,.-------1 • 111 reCOI'IIIJig slaro, .. Dy ·DJCKJ~YCE ''·' ree, go Merv GrU!In NeD ..- ~ ,_ ~· ··. It .... deCiclld to decoralle !be ... 011 sale. caro11JW and then to !be ~~embers al U. Pomtr07 ~ 6:20 Bob mat !be R '..... dlea Golt Asaoclalloo ote tobave 1 ','""" · 6:30 NeWI C1!S News . ev. -Mrs. Briall lcllll'ae or !be Ucket sale and ~:::;;v::n:;-llfortor a lhe party,. Janet Flck !can Uckeb ll the c!JD iii IllEngel bolless meetl.rw. llouae.obtain Tl.cketa can also be Jilr. The ~ eonslaled a1 an au- ebased a1 !be c!JD llousel!18111 Custer lence res.11011se suney a1 nve member or . . - tee Plll'er· adiO productlms al a reliBI0118 Tbe Plrlf 11111 be hekl m Doc. Seeond 100 Years alure candiiOcecr ey !be minister. 10 ll 7 p.m. at !be Amlrlcan Movie "he f;ypea varied fran religious Lesion haD In l'omerw. lfullc_ "!'!!!!!"'_ _,. ews <11 !be national level or au tor dining and danclnl wlllDi >nomioatiOIIs to !be daytime apat provided bJ' Georp Hall at !be •rles. l'rotlucllma tor Chrlll· of !be l'olllerQf La. W---.f-.......IUIL..---·Ias, late nlibt spats, &1111 "ayJ. dies Golf Aaaoclalloo rocentiJ oette," aPl'<l11'81Dforyoutllwltlch elacled are. Ann Howell, preP. Late Sllmr kes !be top 20 tunes and IDler- dent; Audrll\' Batzlog, "rice prea11:20 Joey Blllbop IOrses dla!CJBOO 011 tl!nolfll¢8 a1 lclent; Shirley Custer, secre11:30 Tonlalt ld fran )'I)Uib around !be world tar:v; l'b)IUis H8111081!', treu- . 6:00 - ~ -·-· ···· J~~~ bairn .Swap ·cm~ib. Pennant -:-: -:-~WSAZ ~~~~~~~~-.:!~ · ~~J~Pa~ul and eburehes mu· ~~·= IIIOIIWa or !be TV - 3 WCHS TV -&'-'~".,~I' WHYN-13 nllht!be st. ll Jobn !be l'ameroy -· 7~Dai/Y-!rj!~. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., November-29,1967... "' I £•""• -....;., . .' ~~..._.....,~...__......,. Youn~, Lutherans_ Christmas .Party 1 '· •w•n Hold Party • Tiokets on Sale . ln_Mrlmmlnil. PI1V on Jiee. . - - .. .. .. ll !be st. Paul ~Church . · ~ ~ . c •• 2- 'll!l ~ IJ!•IIwi. ftme~-Mid:U- o~ -.-.... i ' I' ( 1 ...... . . ~~ J •· •·. '-·' Cpnference on the Su"""rt Is ·"''en · 4~ ~IUbS, sciehc~ fairs"'.nd FRESH GROUND BEEF••• ,.•••••••••••• 59~ FRESH GROUND CHUCK. ............ 69~ SUCMER'S YUMMY 8ACON••~ •••••• 53~ . , ....,_._6~-L-OA..;..V~E·S;....H,;;,;.O;;;.;;.LS~UM;.;... . •; ,; ;8.EA~D,;,.:.;J6:;;oz::.. R; .; ; _'..;_1.-~'...a Pi1A1:EBEEF; AVAIL ABU lf SPECIIL .•. �• , . :d '· ' ' { ' '' ~r 29, lN1 ~ p1srlied bJo )'I)Uib al both uie Tlclalll . J AVAILAIIIATTHE··· 7:458:008:30: 9:00 Mike llo<ll!latl I nsoap-Judi- I9:30 •• - Jll.:~:tr-IOew• Living World Kartoon karnlval ·:sPIN· A· YARN ·e New Jumbo Jet Needles, Patternt. Yarn• DAIRY VALLE·Y. ·. Reg:·,35c lind 45c MILK stiAm now Uc & 35c SUNDAES Sc off Til Cloling Th1nks for 1 Wonderful Se1son-Ad~lph == --~·" .. .u. '"'"· ·A J.Y -··. eCiirllttnu cardl, Gift Wrapping& KlbiiOil • Large Selectio~L-Killl & FIDirbed erewel work and Afpn Kill . . ·e A Large Aliortinent of Small Gift Itellll WILL CLOSE-SUNDAY, DECEMBER.3 CLOSING OUT SPEQALS ::i :.=,-:. Capt. ~ ~~!]~~~ ~ HaveWyatt Q !lullEarp Bevercy · llillbllllea !U.Jij-WOCeDU'aL. lO:SS - / Andy Griflltb :.q. D1ck vaa oyke nu.I..I)'Yl\1\Al Love o1 Life hews lJ:110--Jeopanljl IJ.<I:Ij;j;;su r;ye liueaa uUJdm& ) • l!lYerybody's TalkiiJ&. seardl ~'or fOIDQ[ u.- DateliDe Hoilyw'd Children's Doetor Super11181"kel One in a lli!liOD u:QO t'ersoPality .1.:w Lassie Dorul8 Reed t.Jgbl u.: ~.Newa Woman's Pap A& World 1uru t:-ttewa J;;su l\laiLe A ! :.0 I'<OWI Z:UO N. DiCW!Silll b ··-1){]4;""' ·- nrl1 WaiDOII's New1 l :f>i>- Genera! lloav. 1:00 Aoatbei" fa TeD Trull! 1: ~ flews ' :iN--lJOD"I 5>11 I!A&O Ol flilb& Ull lilt. car- .•~her. _ Opea-Mollday thnl Frldly-11 Til-& PM .$a&DHay, t 1114 l'M-Evslng by Appeluluillll " i7eAmSt YVONNESCALLY Mldd1epell UO Woody Wood. 5:00 llawbldl . o:3t- • r.mir n.e.r MEIGS EVENTS WEDNEIIIAY~ ,.._.-.aal AWLT CIIODI .. It 1111 st. hal ~ Clmeb. . THUIISDAY ANNUAL antiSI1lAS Buaar, Bllill ¥tllbodiJt Cllanb, IQddl.. part, Tburldi!J, cllll'dl b a 1 .. . . . llpllll It • a.m., ..-.1111 al lollch• 11111 biiiD It 1.! ~ -..w• .,, ~ h,,,._. CMii a. ....... 111111 1lr 4IIUL ADULT cuom practice, St. Lutberan Cburdl, 7:30 p, m. Wed· Paul aellda.Y. FRIDAY RACINE SENIOR CLASS wUI op11110r a tlance ID !be jmlor blgh aclml tllllitllrlum ....u.v follow· • •...., log !be Reclne-Glousterbula!lball game, HOMEMADE SOUP and rlllllllliP sale ..UI be held from 9 s. m. to 5 p. m. Friday and saturday • !be Rul1and American Leg1011 bali -~ !be llltlaDd Sealcw Mothers. JITNEY SUPPER bellnniDB Fri· day a1 5:30 P• m. 1D !be Easlem Hill> Sclml cafeteria before !be bukelball game between Hannan· Trace and Ealllem. The event lo llpOIIsored by !be Eallml High Scbool -""' class. WA11AMA HIGH ScbOOI wUIIIPOII· 10r a w1111 The Jill'• Friday nlibt at !be Wabama llllb om, 9:30 • 12 P. m. followilw !be Wabama llllb baJkelball pme. liP-· .......... BAZAAII, 11J 1111 w Roell a1 !be Clmrdl Friday .... saturday"tram 9 a.m. 111111 t p.m. . al Duke Cleal!ers, SoCOIII st., ~19¥· Gift Uemo ... &ala wUl Include homemade Clllllba, dolla, and fancy work. A llaka sale will he belcl 011 Sat- ... SATlJHDAY HIGH SCHOOL DANCE parcy, apID m U. public, wUI be helcllbll Soolurdll It !be Mlddieporllllgh Sdlool adlDrlum fran 8 to u p. m. The lap wUI emeee. JIINICI! 1NSTRUC110N class II St. 1'1111 L!llllel'llll Clllrcb, 9 L m. ~ choir rebeorsal 1-tor At10:80LJL Datiogliamt IMcf!att:'s Navy Prices Effective November 30, December 1and 2 2 ene eve Right reserved to limit! ~ to Saturday --- ---···------- 9 to .J Open Mon.-Fri. ---------- 9 \ 5TH & PEARL STS. -RACINE "The Store With A Hart" Right reserved to limit quantities ROME BEAUTY · ·FAIRMONT COUNTRYSIDE lt'sCoocl Ice Cream! · •• • • - - - •·• __ , , ,, ' ' ' " ''" l f •• •• ·••-·• ·•' " ''"' " '-"'"' •r ·~ • "'"''"W" ,, ' " ' '"' •• •••-...-. -- .. ··-~-- .... ~-- " .., . · ¢' t,,, , = sl4p Go!'dm Lund went rrom Cleveland's Portland farm to !be Orioles' Rochester rarin and outllelder Jotm Scruggs and pllcher George Scott from Baltimore's Elmira roster to Portland, Detroit and Pittsbursh excwlhangedth "~-~• pair of righthander a '"""""" Rlbant moving to lhe Tigers tor Dave Wlckersltam, , strollger, too." U there's anything worrying Nichols It's the lack of a spark. plug guard to replace the l!l"ado uated Bill Backensto, Strong Offensively "Our wealmess is In our guard pill', but otrenslvelY we'D be strong and oiJenslve rebounding will be a strong point," Nichola said at a meet. lng of the Mid-American Can- 9~ nOJT, """June ·. .,'• · 79~ ~· - . , 111....... · -. -· -·- I 0 67 59 0 0 0 0 0 1 50 59 o I 59 67 0 I 33 49 3 3 317 317 I Our expert mechanics adjust caster, camber and toe-in to manufacturer's specifications. All work is performed by skilled mechanics with modern precision equipment . $ MOST AMERICAN CARS Pe11a Extra If Needed NO MONEY DOWN T•k• months to pay/ -·~- ---. I PAUL WRIGHT Is Our Front End Kil . . ' :. ••• The islan d of Puerto Rico Specialist. 12 Years Experience. We Wouldn't Say He's The Best-· But There Ain't None BeHer· OF Pomeroy Home & Auto FREE 992-2094 PLENTY OPEN P•TA " · . ' 89~ · • j BEEF SALE .. Retail Prices Effective Friday & Saturday--Dec. 1- 2 T-BONE STEAK - - - • - - - lb.-~ 1.09 The King of Steaks SIRLOI_N STEAK •• ·------ 99~ - .EAPPLE•••• .-3~~ -~ s ET ·PEAS... .7,:: 1 ,Good Sliced t\. lwle . . ... . . ROUND STEAKee•e89; Sirloin Tip Roast•• 99~. ·. . . The Fllllllly Steak I ' BOLOGNA 2 Exceptional Taste s-t Treat SUced . . Pomeroy, 0 . "STEAK HOUSE" QUALITY MEATS ·~ . PARKING 606 E. M1in St. Between Pomeroy and Middleport ••••••• - 8ta5- Sat. 8 to 5---Fri. 8 to 5- Mon. DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. . are you dolna t.rge . r' dauaJnsr ' retum to their Eastern North Gallia Kyger Creek Southwestern Southern I ••oz.~. DISCHARGES =~~owed to ·-~- , ,. DlltellGiri!Apple-BJaeklleri')', SWEET APPLE Untreated Gallon and rainstorm ... - reaching burri . Would l:lke to be Wh en ne JOUn; lhe pro ranks. B J1 b a n, UCLA's versatile signal caller who scrambles !Ike Tarkenton, throws t h e "bomb" with the long arm of a Starr and directs a team with the generalship of a Unitas, was named Tuesday the natlon•s outstanding college football player of the season by a board of sports wr iters and sportscasters. Tola!GAM.ES CKERS...... tx 254 .JELLY••••• ~ •.••• If-~ 3·9e: 0 J_ UICI 291-' IX••.. ,.. Shirley A. CIOIIch Mrs Freda II._ .~er, . 'lbomai R, Farley, Re.lUii ForUn, Harry c. Geolll, Mrs. Charles Hawbaker Sheila A. Lanham, Mrs. James V, Lewrenee, Minnie E. Mullins, Jolm B. Norris, Mrs. Cecil E, Roach, MT r,Ulerc Soyre, Teresa D. o-~ Carl L, Wears, S.. J..,. R- Welker Mrs. Joe Bemelt and Infant . MORE FLOOn'! KUALA LUMPIJR (UPI)Floods In !be tour Mall,yao mainland llall1 have receded but flood oontrol aCIIclall warDed todl!' !be "worll II yat to -.e." One death hal bem blametl m the IIICIIIOOII sea1011 Ooodlni and 8,000 eYilA!IHIOI l)P~ 1 I'M · .."'In~ E est rainfalls on record In the arei. _ - Th is sma.ll n,~rtn centr,J.l a 24-hour period. ~enter Florida community of 800 per The tte•vy rainfall otcurri:d mlljll sons rect>h'ed one o! t he heavi · · Sept. 25. 1950, when a wind . ot ¥~>Jico : INSTITUTE, W, Va, (UPI)FRIDAY: "I HBiqlan Trace at Eastern Rio Grande Collegeo!Ohlosuf. rered lis first baske11!allloss Kyger Creek at Southwestern ~· In three starts here Tuesday North Gallia at Alexander nlsht at the hands or West VJr. Glouster at Southern Local ginla st..te. GAMES SATURD AY: ! The West VIrginia w1n was Fairland at Kyger Creek {erel)ee eoa.ches here. Its lhlrd win In three starts Symmes Valley al North Gallia The Rockets will have Mix at Rio Grande's Tony Bass hli Hannan, W. Va. at Southwest. ceotsr, ~John Brisker and Bob for 29 points to pace t h e ern Mlll8f" ~ forwards and Willie Otdo team. Bsblooe . and John Rudley at guards,. ~t least they will start . The. races of man are classithe season that way until SOphof!ed mto three ma jor divimore Hess Is ready to liD at S io ~s ; Ca ucaso id nr white. Ne• , California, of alf'lhe slates grmd or black and Mongol oid center. uwe hope to use Hess at cen- Ol the Union, has the highest or ye ll ow . ter and Mix at forward, but ~mount of land under irriga- · lloojamin Franklin was a Hess Is not quite ready to step tiOn. lprinter by trade. ln as a starter,,. NichoJs said. I For Marshall, back at for- ->'' wards will be hish-scoring Bob ' Redd and George Stone, B o b Allen, a 6-foot-9 center, returns along with guards Jim Davidson and Danny D' Antoni, both jun. ion. The conlerence will have one new coach this season Bill Fitch of Bowling Green. Fitch, 34, coached the paat five seasons at North Dakota Unlver- • OLEO•• ~········ 5 IILsl - United States ln lt.60 when 38.76 inches of rain fell durlnl SV AC STANDINGS TEAM W L P OP Hannan Trace 2 0 lO B 83 slzy and will Inherit a tall Slfllld but oot much depth. All FlaVOI'I ' NEW "YORK (UPI)- Take · Batt starr, Johnny Unilas and Fran Tarkenton and yoo have the composite picture of the quarterback 196711 e I s man Trophy WIMer Gary B e b a n When tho R'l'ins Came Y ANK EETOWN. !'!•. oUPT • wealth . GRADE A PRODUCERS · Twin pack Gallon >->·--··-· ____ ., . ... .... .. ..... ... .. States ns a free common· HO!!II!Itead. (Sollda) HOLZER HOSPITAL: VislliDg hours ~ and 7-8 p.m. Parents only 011 Pediatrics Ward. ADMISSIONS Mrs. Gary A. La.Jne, 845 SecOIId Ave.; Mro. Lens R. Myera, 527 SeCOIId Ave.; Robert H. Tay. lor, Rt. 1 Gallipoll~ Mrs. Frances Burnett, 131 ,.cood Ave.; Mrs. Stanley E. Earwood, Rt. 1 Gall.Jpolis; Mrs. Clarenee A. Tucker, Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Gary L. FaDan, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. PIUI H. Craig, Grimms LandIng; WIUis L, Dudding, Ma1011; Mrs. Jolm G!llllao, C h e sl e r; Mrs. Reed H. E1nan, Rt. 1 Ra. cine; Clyde H. McCoy, Jr., Rt. 2 JackSOII; Mrs. Gerald P, Laneborne, JackeOII; Mrs. Joe J, Herald, Jack1011; Emanuel M, Henderoan, Jackson; Artlllr Conloy, Rt. 2 South Webster; Mrs, Edward C. llu&hes, lrontm· Mrs. Cherles G. Dickerson, lit. 3 Wellston. BDlTHS Mrs. Gary A. Loyne, 845 SeeOlld Ave.,. daugbler, 4:50 p.m. Tuesday; lllll'a. Duane R, Cburcb, :,~Haven, san. 7:10p.m. Toea- ••. 1 ..... 1 . is associ ated with t he L' nited The Savings Every .D~y}, -~£ Out We Roll .. :.49~.. . ··!Rolled Rump Roast 99~. C CK ROAST ec:n~:o:* 55~.' . " 79~ Good Grode .Ltalt . .BO.ILING BEE·F . ' .OurOwn . . . . .. ' ' ' .. "' .. ' '·. Gnod Grind Fresh 1' ' ,,. .' lit. at·..· :· '• " ' ' •' .' f~r only:, ·;. ' _, .,_ ' . ,.' ·1'' · t i· •. :: '··,' ... '' . . ' ~~ . ' . . .;i ',.:•.~- •f . 1 .' " • ••••• • .. .. .investor-owned ele~trlc light take ~11 a~ti~e ,part In helping ~ommljnities. Each"'ot us has this 'end. Among them are . of t~aching .alds and; in . ppplian~s lor ; . ' . ,. ' ' •! _.. " ,-. : ' ' I:·/' ";.J,·-· ........... -. ' GROUND. BE·E.f 3 lbs. ·.W~Y not? The electric companies have bssn t~dtJctitioJI-mindedlor years! . '' .• ·-·' >a . .. $ .. t 0 T' Favor Marshall, Toledo ln_?-Way Mid-Am -Race .. Part!d.palillg HosJ)ttal ,, • ~.big 59~ · 1h gal. crt. .News _ "I'·They IIDt bOth Tuesday night ill the last of three s.eparate ·rapld.tlre deals wllen they By ROBERT GRIMM . 'OC(Idred catcher Jotm Ro&&UPI Sports Writer ' lioro, lefthanded reliever Roo COLUMBUS (UPI) - The l'errailolkl and rlgllthander Bob !Wier li'om, !be Leis Anaelea Mid-AI!lerican Conference bas. lAAI&ers tor shortsk)p Zollo ketball race should be a twoVersallea and pitcher Jim way alfelr between defending champion Toledo and runnerup Marshall with the rest of the !league scramblblg for what's SEOAL Standinf9! '. lelt. SE(iAL ST ANDlNGS Toledo's Bob Nichols and Ellis (All Games) Jotmson of Marshall will deny TEAM W L P OP they are the class or the seven.Logan 1 0 88 80 learn circuit, but tlte other five Wellston 1 1 109 108 clubs do not seem to be In the · Aalens 0 1 49 61 same level as tlte two favorites. Jack1011 0 1 52 64 Toledo has tour of its five . Gallipolis 0 0 0 0 starters returning rrom last sea. lletgs 0 0 o o son's 23-2 squad, Including higiiJronton o 0 0 0 scoring Steve Mix. What's more· !>lela-York 0 0 0 0 the Rockets have seven-foot LAST WEEK'S RESULTS• SOphomore Doug Hess from Columbus Eastmoo< 61 Ath~s 49 East Detroit, Mich., rea<IY to Logan 88 Columbus Whitehall 80 step Into the lineup at any time. WaverlY 61 Jackson 52 U Toledo's position seems ·Vinton Counlr 57 We!istnn 51 cozy, lake a look at Marshall Wellston 58 Alexander 51 which has all five starters back FRIDAY'S GAMFS: . from last season's runnerup GalllpoUs at Jackson squad that nearlY won the Na. Wellston at Logan tiona! Tnvllatlanal Tournanient Melgo at Nelsonvlllt>-York In New York. Athens at lrontiJo "We'11e got the same slarliDg . SATURDAY'!i GAMFS: group of boys ba"k from last Meigs It Marietta .vear and three or four goodVinton Cooney at Marietta looking sophomores comlng up," Jack11011 It Oak HUI said Johnson. "Things look &rod Logan al Marton.Franklln but the conference is looking A'PPLES ICE CREA Dark Shadawa llilllllolll!l I The Fugitive ~ Newcy Wed Glllll u ream GU"I al 'rl • RACINE A. Ful;jalu ARKET . ~~~:"~~ .tllbJe Answers Jeffers ... . ·. ··' • ; ' ,. "Mudcat" Grant. , " "We shored up the roU"" pltdlen. &pats and this deal puts us r.;;i Iii all, a ~"' or 13 players up there again " Cal Ermer Ute switched Wlltorms at tlte end or TWins' 111l1118ger said 'w1111 a buQ' day In wltlch the DUIJora obvious deliBht ' also drafted 23 minor leaguers. He made his r e m a r k 8 Baltimore traded Eddie Flshmoments after Baltimore and .,er, a klllcklebaD relief specia-. Cleveland also completed a five- ,list, to ,the Indians for soutltpaw ~ ::::· 1110, the Twins came player swap and Pittsburgh and JOhn 0 Donoghue. As part of (liP with 20.game winner Dean Detroit traded a pair of :::. Clhance from the Cailtomla Angela, and going lrito tlieae .\lissball meeliDgs they !bought ;#Ill! only twl> things stood In llleir "~~' or i 1968 pe....nt,... a )•~er and a lelthanded r:n:. . . Eachpreaenlion was followed with a 'IUO•· handicap• and' Pearl Welker' 111 serlas ~ lhe gl'OIU)OIIlikes rules. ' ' Ill dislikes, WHTN-TV 13 ...... 18 oty;-oers WCSH- TV 8 ....... ",;.- VPI ~. Writer ·'MEXICO "'CJTY'N (U""Th ~·- · Twlnl, wt.>• -,;;i ~ wlllnfDI by \lnl1 - game ~r· pUll , tng 1Jte biQesl coup of Ia~ wtJrt.r "' , 1eel they now have that .pme . and Qlaybe the pemant a)l because of their lateat ftve- a,._ !be ~ Chrlat- -.-...,.-------1 • 111 reCOI'IIIJig slaro, .. Dy ·DJCKJ~YCE ''·' ree, go Merv GrU!In NeD ..- ~ ,_ ~· ··. It .... deCiclld to decoralle !be ... 011 sale. caro11JW and then to !be ~~embers al U. Pomtr07 ~ 6:20 Bob mat !be R '..... dlea Golt Asaoclalloo ote tobave 1 ','""" · 6:30 NeWI C1!S News . ev. -Mrs. Briall lcllll'ae or !be Ucket sale and ~:::;;v::n:;-llfortor a lhe party,. Janet Flck !can Uckeb ll the c!JD iii IllEngel bolless meetl.rw. llouae.obtain Tl.cketa can also be Jilr. The ~ eonslaled a1 an au- ebased a1 !be c!JD llousel!18111 Custer lence res.11011se suney a1 nve member or . . - tee Plll'er· adiO productlms al a reliBI0118 Tbe Plrlf 11111 be hekl m Doc. Seeond 100 Years alure candiiOcecr ey !be minister. 10 ll 7 p.m. at !be Amlrlcan Movie "he f;ypea varied fran religious Lesion haD In l'omerw. lfullc_ "!'!!!!!"'_ _,. ews <11 !be national level or au tor dining and danclnl wlllDi >nomioatiOIIs to !be daytime apat provided bJ' Georp Hall at !be •rles. l'rotlucllma tor Chrlll· of !be l'olllerQf La. W---.f-.......IUIL..---·Ias, late nlibt spats, &1111 "ayJ. dies Golf Aaaoclalloo rocentiJ oette," aPl'<l11'81Dforyoutllwltlch elacled are. Ann Howell, preP. Late Sllmr kes !be top 20 tunes and IDler- dent; Audrll\' Batzlog, "rice prea11:20 Joey Blllbop IOrses dla!CJBOO 011 tl!nolfll¢8 a1 lclent; Shirley Custer, secre11:30 Tonlalt ld fran )'I)Uib around !be world tar:v; l'b)IUis H8111081!', treu- . 6:00 - ~ -·-· ···· J~~~ bairn .Swap ·cm~ib. Pennant -:-: -:-~WSAZ ~~~~~~~~-.:!~ · ~~J~Pa~ul and eburehes mu· ~~·= IIIOIIWa or !be TV - 3 WCHS TV -&'-'~".,~I' WHYN-13 nllht!be st. ll Jobn !be l'ameroy -· 7~Dai/Y-!rj!~. Pomeroy-Middleport, o., November-29,1967... "' I £•""• -....;., . .' ~~..._.....,~...__......,. Youn~, Lutherans_ Christmas .Party 1 '· •w•n Hold Party • Tiokets on Sale . ln_Mrlmmlnil. PI1V on Jiee. . - - .. .. .. ll !be st. Paul ~Church . · ~ ~ . c •• 2- 'll!l ~ IJ!•IIwi. ftme~-Mid:U- o~ -.-.... i ' I' ( 1 ...... . . ~~ J •· •·. '-·' Cpnference on the Su"""rt Is ·"''en · 4~ ~IUbS, sciehc~ fairs"'.nd FRESH GROUND BEEF••• ,.•••••••••••• 59~ FRESH GROUND CHUCK. ............ 69~ SUCMER'S YUMMY 8ACON••~ •••••• 53~ . , ....,_._6~-L-OA..;..V~E·S;....H,;;,;.O;;;.;;.LS~UM;.;... . •; ,; ;8.EA~D,;,.:.;J6:;;oz::.. R; .; ; _'..;_1.-~'...a Pi1A1:EBEEF; AVAIL ABU lf SPECIIL .•. �' . ·~ '' ' i • I' I ' I ' ·; I ·,; ·.: ~ ' ' ;; '· ~. LIS1' PRI(E RACtN& JERGENS . D·CRE 8 93 Maltt pouting pllllslto ond blue•bollos • for your halrl . HEAD and SHOULDERS SHAMPOO $· Reg.. J84 ·FOR ·· T .HE $1.75 . Cornning COLGATE ~. FURANCE I"STANl SHAVE FILTERS Reg. 79C CAN . 1 $i 00 CANS J6 X 25 X I ONLy · $ 00.. FOI -·- FOR . . --- ,, BlES Up Blinking. light perk achonl 237 e Sorvico for 31 TOPPE FINGERS HARRY FCIIJIIIY favorIto! Ball solector, cage, ].86 flip-tap cops 'n robbtn g11..1 Careful-#l+v'• TALKIES 3 14 0 •mined•l Talk to "unit commanders" LISTERINE MOUTHWASH $... .8 13 7 114 milo away! ••...•: Reg. 2.00 " PAIR transistanl ~ .~ i4 . ' • - ---·-· ·· - ~··-""'' . MUSIC BOX POCKET RADIOS Plays sang as story tumsl Koops tiny oat amilin'l 186 • POKEY Gum by's buddy! Funnier tha~ ftothonl Your pal tool LAUNCHING STATIONS Really launches •capsulu• into •space•! 8 94 • 84tj . EASY BAKE OVENS with 2 light bulbsl Utulllo, 12 BAYERS · . Periect- CHRISTMAS· .G 10 66 ' • ' ' .Ret. ·a,~ aox· CASE POCKET . - •I•••• caok- ' You connoll ' tJ ,. F ,. • TINV'S TOVLANO "·', l .'~ ' :;);~·, .'~ .' l ,, I .. i.-A ·_, ., ),, ' 'f'- • k '00 - ..ASPIRIN . Bakos •HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRA c ·· Gallon . �' . ·~ '' ' i • I' I ' I ' ·; I ·,; ·.: ~ ' ' ;; '· ~. LIS1' PRI(E RACtN& JERGENS . D·CRE 8 93 Maltt pouting pllllslto ond blue•bollos • for your halrl . HEAD and SHOULDERS SHAMPOO $· Reg.. J84 ·FOR ·· T .HE $1.75 . Cornning COLGATE ~. FURANCE I"STANl SHAVE FILTERS Reg. 79C CAN . 1 $i 00 CANS J6 X 25 X I ONLy · $ 00.. FOI -·- FOR . . --- ,, BlES Up Blinking. light perk achonl 237 e Sorvico for 31 TOPPE FINGERS HARRY FCIIJIIIY favorIto! Ball solector, cage, ].86 flip-tap cops 'n robbtn g11..1 Careful-#l+v'• TALKIES 3 14 0 •mined•l Talk to "unit commanders" LISTERINE MOUTHWASH $... .8 13 7 114 milo away! ••...•: Reg. 2.00 " PAIR transistanl ~ .~ i4 . ' • - ---·-· ·· - ~··-""'' . MUSIC BOX POCKET RADIOS Plays sang as story tumsl Koops tiny oat amilin'l 186 • POKEY Gum by's buddy! Funnier tha~ ftothonl Your pal tool LAUNCHING STATIONS Really launches •capsulu• into •space•! 8 94 • 84tj . EASY BAKE OVENS with 2 light bulbsl Utulllo, 12 BAYERS · . Periect- CHRISTMAS· .G 10 66 ' • ' ' .Ret. ·a,~ aox· CASE POCKET . - •I•••• caok- ' You connoll ' tJ ,. F ,. • TINV'S TOVLANO "·', l .'~ ' :;);~·, .'~ .' l ,, I .. i.-A ·_, ., ),, ' 'f'- • k '00 - ..ASPIRIN . Bakos •HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRA c ·· Gallon . �-7 - The. llaily Sentinel, ~~ddlelk>lt, o., .tiovcniber·29, 1967 Racine Area 0 ' 't DAILY CROSSWORD 't i .~01101111 2.P,. top or 3•.J'llhor. 1. l;'olclo 0- . I. 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" ;tt '" Middleport, 0: .· ~ ., .:·~-~t;,\. . ' OYII1 41. lllumlna· ~- .; .. - . BY Nms, FRANC~ NORR~ The Estber Circle of the Baptist Missionary Sooleb" met Nov· ember 13 with Mrs. Lina Curtis, hostess, at her home. Devotions with a Thanksgiving theme were led by Mrs. Ethel Smith. A business session preceded a ' program entitled "A Sharp Clash of Opinion" presorted by Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen. During the social hour, Mrs. Curtis serYecl refreshments to Mrs. MArie Roush, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Ura Morris, Mrs. Grella SimPson, Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen and Mrs. Edna Pickens • The World Mission Campaign Film Presentation by Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hall <iWellston was well attended November 14 at the First Baptist Church. Refreshmenlo were served In the basement social rooms, Mrs, Fran Goltl~lb 12 Inch Doll, Reg, f.U8 . , .. ..... , . . .. NOW 99e ces Wtlcoxen and Mrs, Marie Roush, hostesses. :_l'ueker 33 pe. Tea Set, $3.118 ........ . .. NOW $UB Mrs. Present Crosl!l, Mr. DudBasket Ball & Goal Set, Ref. $5.98 . . . . . . . . NOW $4.68 ley Wolfe and Mr. Freeland NorE.S.P. Game. R"!. SUB ... ;,.,. " .. . .......... ·NOW $3.18 ris were business visitors in Gallipolis a day recently. Race_rlfle Se4, Reg. $U9 . .. .. .. ... ... .... . NOW $2.5$ Miss Wilma Rose of Colwnbus JdNII Cold Feet Game, Reg. $7.95 . . . . . . . . . . NOW $3.88 spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. !llattel lneredlble Edible, .Reg. $13.95 ........ NOW $6.88 Ward Sayre. Cltrbtmas Gift Wrap, Reg. $2.07 ..... : . ..... NOW $1.00 Mrs. John Mllrr returned home Deluxe Spring Horse, Reg. $22.95 . . NOW $12.88 after a visit with her da..:hler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Star Brite Table & Chair Set, Reg. $13.95 . . . . NOW'$9.44 Miller at Coolville. Sklleraft ll pe. Tool Set, Reg. $2.98 . . . . . ... U.88 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miles and son and da..:hler of Charleston Aggravallon; Rei(. $1.98 .................. . NOW $1.44 were recent Saturday visitors of · Mrs. Sybil Miles • Western Cash Register, Reg. $2.98 . . . . . . . . . . NOW $2.22 Mrs. Harry Hayman spent sev- eral days In Jackson visiting her daughter, Mrs. AUdrey WiiS<m and family. Mr. and Mrs, Allen Graham were weekendguestsofthelrparento, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willford, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and son, Kenny, of Akron, spent a Hannan Trace Leading Loop With 2-0 Mark weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson of Chillicothe spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Sybil Miles, who returned horne with them to spend the winter. Mrs. Rush Philson and son, Eric Left recently for their home in New Jersey after spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and Mrs. Mlna Lewis. BY DICK THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson acCoac~ , . . • a ·a llliilillm TraC'8 Wildcats are ofl to a flying companied them to !he. alrlJOrt start In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference (SVAC). Last night at Columbus. at Hannan Trace the Wildcats downed the Southern Local Tornadoes Miss June Nelgler, nurse at MI. 49-33 !or their sec~ SVAC win against no losses. Carmel Hospital in Colwnbus, relt was the first staJ:,t of the season for coach Jim Adams' Torno- cently spent several days with her does, new members of'tbe SVAC this year. Southern's next game is parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Friday at Racine agalnsf.Glouster. Neigler and visited in Gallipolis Da.., Daniels, 8-U junior, led the one day. Wildcals with 28 POints InclUding Wildcats 6-2 In the period and the Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson Dine fteld goals and 10 for 17 at first half ~nded with the Wildcats and children <i Woodsfield spent ..e .toulllne, Daniels also had 19 PD,top 15-U, a weekend wlththelrparents, Mr. Ill till tNm'• 18 rebounds, Hannan Trace held a slim 19-16 and Mrs, Chester Simpson and Soulbem lost the services <i Bob lead at lbe half-way mark In the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Diddle, 5-11 ""P'Pomore, In the third period but broke the game Mrs, Harry Pickens was hosflrat 10 seconds <i ilie contest. wide open In lbe last three min- tess, at her horne, to members Diddle was fooled by Daniels as utes or the period going ahead 30- and guests of the Woman's Sollie two went down In a colllslon. 19 at the end of the third period. cieb" ~ Cbr!stlan Service of the The game waa delayed lD1Ill Did- Daniels scored u points In the Method1st Church. Mrs. Albert dlo could be carried ofl .., a final period as lbe Wildcats pulled Hll~, program leader, used as her lllreto:ber RIIIIIY Profl!U S-ll out to a 40-27 lead with 3:20 left top1c, "The Missionary Finds junior, .;,.,e In, shot the~ but Ill play. It was 40-31 with 2:20 to A New ldentlzy.'' At the close the missed. Diddle had scored the as>· .go and Daniels canned his last hostess served a dessert course en1ng basket of the game 111 11.., bucket a! the 30 second mark 1D "' keep!Q: w1th the Thanksgiving Southern a 2·0 lead, Its only lead make It 49-33. seBBon. of the game, otrlclala whistled 43 fouls In the Diddle suffered a lmee InJury and contest, 22 on Southern and 21 ·. ., waa taken to Holzer Hospital. Ac- Hannan Trace, Mark Beegle, 5-11 SMALL CQLLEGE POLLS COI"di!1J to reports, he sutrered a sophomore, fouled out with seven NEW - YORK - (UP!) _ The dislocated lmee and went horne minutes to go In the game for United Press International final fronl the hospital on cnaches. Southern. Hannan Trace lost I.ar- smali collego foolball ratings Terry Proflltt, 6-0 sopbomore, ry Jeffers, 5-11 Janlor, with 2:15 for 1967 with first place votos paced Southern with 10 points and }eft_ln_the game and he was lol· and won-lost reoord In parenthe. he and stmoe Shuler 6-1 jlinior owed at 'the 1:10 mark by Danny sis. ' ' Sheets Team Polnta each aeeowted for seven rebounds • 1. San D!egoSt.(l7 (9.1) 317 of the Tornadoes 25rebounds. Both teams pot on apoorexhlbl- 2. N. Dakota st. (1-1) (9-ll) 299 Hannan Trace lied It 2-2 on a lion <i foul shooting, Southern was 3. U. of Texas, Arl. (2) (9-1)205 bueket by Daniels In lbe first min- 11 for 26 ,•t the line and Hannan f. Fairmont st. (1) (1~) 194 ute of play and then went on to Trace maile; 11 out 28. 'l1le 5. West Chester (1)(9-ll) 132 1Ju1M 1111 *11-41ead with 2d5 re- Wildcats hit 19 ol t8 atteqlled 6. Eaat Wash. St. (1) (11.0)121 malnlna 1n lite nrot period, The fteld goals for 39.5 per cent while 7. Texas A&I (9.0) 106 Wlldcals led 13-5 a1 the end or the Tornadoes were ·u for 40, or 8. New Mex, Hl!hlnds (9.1) 84 the -:~;;. 23.9 per coat, 9. Nrtlm Mich. (9-1) 69 ..., . ......... 10. Waynasllurg (S.l) 65 DlaQf • · , 6-1 senior, soor- .........m .won the reserve game The second 10: 11. Eastern ecllliliiiD Trace's only two POints 29-27 dellllte a last minute rulll! Kattucq 64; 12. Santa Clara, . In the 110e01111 period wblch found frcltl 1be Little Wlldcds wiMiwere 62; 13. llo.rthwest Texas State bollllaaml In a stubl)om defense. dolln 211-21 w1tb ~ minutes 31; 14, W-r. 24; 15, Adam~ The Tornldoes outacored the left In the contest. Roy Jolin1011 Slate, 20; 16. Kearne;y&J!; 17; · · pilcecl the wlnnerl With 10 points, ·(tie) Son Francisco and lf!lll .tor Hannan Trace wen ·NOr• ~- State, 12; 19. TIIUies~ Swindler ·,wltb idfte .and Ste" ~ )'i'lrtln), 11; 20. Witten. ~l>t~~ lild JO,I. ~ bail 10. . .• ,i : ,, Bri@; Reg, $24.9S "'r& . ... . . NOW $3;33 Uneeda Pee Wee Dolls, Reg. $1.49 . . . .. ...... NOW 88e DRESSER SET Btautllul Pa.rel Pearl, 3 pc-. set conoiots of mirror ProStyle brush and comb, Two styles to choooo fro~ Color of plnk, blu•, Iliac or white. Any yount Mho wlll bt ploosod with thou. lovely seh. Tarrson Gum Bank, Reg. 98e . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. NOW &He Mastro Guitar, Reg. 98r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 88c DISCOUNT PRICE Jlalnbow Craft Modeling Compound, Reg. 98e . . NOW 88r Stevens Color Book Set, Reg. 98e . . . ......... NOW 88r . ' Paint By Numbers, Rei(. '98e . .. .. . . . . . ..... , NOW 6Hr Reaxl Wishing Well BllJik, Reg. tile . . . . .. .... NOW 88e Ideal Plush Rumply Dumpty, Re~. 98e ...... . . NOW &lie Ashland Rubber S4tueeze Toys, Reg. 98e .. ..... NOW ~ Assorted Trucks, Iieg. 98e · .. . ... ....... NOW &He "AZIU" Wind thou lovable little char• actors up and wotch them twirl away in a goy dancel Take your chalet of Tom tho Cat or J~rry the mou so. Each h19h. Beautll~lly decorated ,;.1• nyl. Pricu slashed. s• DISCOUNT PRia JAC R RED ROCKER Now $1.99 DOUBL£ HOLSTER SET Reg. $2.98 Now ..... ( ,, :~;- ' .• ~'JUNIOR" 12" TRICYCLE $1.94 Refl.$17.95 Now Assorted Friction Toys Wakh the marbles zaci01 doWII lho tnlck . Lots of action-fun for all. Fascl•atlat 3 elholnotlon hoots. Over 88 lnchita of foot plutlc track. Get you,. toclay. ·PRICE Reg;: 2 FOr $1.00 Choice of 16 Difhrent Items AN . GARD T'R : UCk ·s ~2 · .as, . i DANCING ANIMALS " Atn.!ieo TODD· A· VIsion, Reg. 98r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW &Be Amseo Banl{iroo Game, Reg: $1.98 .. ... . ...... NOW 68• Udo Bowlin( Set, Reg. 9Se . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 68c Lido Target Sets, Reg. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... NOW 68e 'l'lleo Jig Saw Pt12zle, Reg. 98c ... . .. .. .... , . . . NOW 88• Color Vne Penrll Craft, Reg. 98e ...... :·. .... . . NOW 88• Lido Pinball G8D1et1, Rer. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW &He Am seo Chaos Game,. Rei(. - $1.98 .............. . NOW 811r Cork Rifle, Re(. 98e .... . ... . ....... . .... NOW 68e Tap N Trap Game, Reg. $1.98 .. .. .... . . ...... NOW Ilk Reg. $2.98 ~ "' "STD. PYIO" NOW 68e Amseo Ringo Game, Reg, $1.98J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW SSe \feavlng LOOm Set, Reg. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . .... NOW 68e Maseon Dial Telephone, Reg. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 68e MARBLE DRAG TRACK . lEG. . . .. NOW 99e Amseo Tlddly Turtle Game, Reg. $1.98 "OHIO ART" or ' DISCOUNT PRIG·· Soft vinyl doll with squeak· er, tongue voes In and out when squeaked. Helvht a~· B1lght colored cloth jumper No fictitious llat· · prices. Marx .Typewriter, Reg. U4.95 . ............. NOW $9.88 . • 1o'JDDlUOU'$ GIPI'.A . , .__ f'ftlt..,.O To lclyJ ·,· DOLL Soulbhelld Doll Coaeh, Reg. $8.95 . . . . . . . . . . . Now $5.55 Marx Automatic rune, leg; $1.59 I FREE SASSY Ohio Art Mechanical Train -Set, Reg. $2.98 ... NOW $U8 Lite Up Mirror, Reg. $4.95 . . . . GET $14·88 .. ' Now NOW « 5 "ELDON" 2inl ROAD RACE SET Reg. 41. Brick· '. . Kanauga; 0 ftlby oplnel ' ". , 43.Deepnd ... ' > I one. lltlal Mtt.., .,. l \!"llf'tl c~rrltr will tl'fO •ffwl. . . . . . . . ,..... IWtlllatlc· ..... fl.- ... .... sg.99 · �-7 - The. llaily Sentinel, ~~ddlelk>lt, o., .tiovcniber·29, 1967 Racine Area 0 ' 't DAILY CROSSWORD 't i .~01101111 2.P,. top or 3•.J'llhor. 1. l;'olclo 0- . I. Holt 1¥11 lnltrwnmt II, At 110 time 14.,... 11.Jitton ' i {,'!'1. -~- ;;: . ...... 1T. OUI\10'• ' ,;1'. ":,'.,. . . ~ ,..t:- not. . lllat U.Ameri<U aulllor --):-' ' \ \• . 211. a..roctor. '0 21.Cymbol JI.Pellcan -· T.o..,... lllatt: or8t.ya a:111mo 8. CUbic Dlttft •• Found tlt.e net on1d 1'......,,. . . . . . . lllo IO.llorYol n.JIW( , H-::. ao. !llllblrd M.BoDietlc JO.s- · milolle IT. Summlto fl. Journey d. Voided .eutcheon 44. Llkoly 41. Little f(t1 lllk 27.Ualltup ,, .,- ·;.. (. 1 •' - ... ' " . ' drawer . .. IIIDrl• illllt lt.LNpovor Jll. Tilt lt.Conn... Uvs . 21.1'or- •• - News,Events 21.lro..y. wtlCIItot 11.Qocnato • IIOilt: abbr. l.hla ~Btrli!pd ( 22. CoftU· IIWl'• n;JCI 4.1.tpt 10.Jaclcet 11. HloOr- opiD l 11.lteltn II. Hone H. Kolllllk ... Half 111 "" at. 8ldll 40.Relaled . opiD ·'. ' _nys 2 CONVWJNT L<XATION5 TO SERVE YOU "· OlraUo-llke Topeatey 41. onlmal WE R!lSfRV ETHE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT¥. boldnJ ;. ... '., ' r. 11(/NLEII ' •.- ·' . X'\_.~ . ~r .~ . \, I ', l ..: . ' .~:--~- ,... •• •. . ·. . . r!' --~...·---· .' .&,~.:: •• ' •If.' '· •. ' • '.' ' . ~:' ~~ ,._"!V •' I. . ,, ,;· ,t·,t:;:••' •••• ,. !'.· - ., . -~.:J ' '' . ' NESTL-fS EHDIILAIE, CAN OPEN 7DAYS 0~WHITID1i ' RSFLS ' PI'· c _, .. ~ --~-' \ '. •:) FROZEn FREDEH·FRIES s CORN fOUND ONTH£ PK~- DP 'l'OVQVIM VItLB HLO 'l'DJB VR W ADao CHL IODII:LHB HLC 'l;)P IOLOa'I'- CHODWO.-PVBK· ·-.---..........., I : ,. . SWIFT'DIDii RTED li L'l'Bil:WCVDB 1'--,.. "'""••• '' L.S. Altl'DLBAAllB Ia LONorJ:LLOW Ollt letter limply- for tbla A Ia ,_. for 11ut t1uw L'o, X fOI' 11ut two 0'1, e1a. 81D1Je Jottmr, ...,.. tropblu, llut Jmctll- farmatlaG ., tile -.II ... Ill ..... dQ' llut lotion ... .wr..t. AQ>). . . . . . QortMm THill _,. I'IIOPRa'r or '11'1111 II'U'l'llRii Jl TBII PAJrl'.--.JOIIH IIBiliiiiAK ' ' '. B.UY pronpd -...In -.u ;. ' .. _,•. .; ·c·: . ~ ••Ji:' ," IO.HuleDOd DOWN 1. Tbroeo !libDAILY OBIProQUOIE-Bere's how to work It: ' .t~f' . ............ L8 pKfc.•· ... " ;tt '" Middleport, 0: .· ~ ., .:·~-~t;,\. . ' OYII1 41. lllumlna· ~- .; .. - . BY Nms, FRANC~ NORR~ The Estber Circle of the Baptist Missionary Sooleb" met Nov· ember 13 with Mrs. Lina Curtis, hostess, at her home. Devotions with a Thanksgiving theme were led by Mrs. Ethel Smith. A business session preceded a ' program entitled "A Sharp Clash of Opinion" presorted by Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen. During the social hour, Mrs. Curtis serYecl refreshments to Mrs. MArie Roush, Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Ura Morris, Mrs. Grella SimPson, Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen and Mrs. Edna Pickens • The World Mission Campaign Film Presentation by Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hall <iWellston was well attended November 14 at the First Baptist Church. Refreshmenlo were served In the basement social rooms, Mrs, Fran Goltl~lb 12 Inch Doll, Reg, f.U8 . , .. ..... , . . .. NOW 99e ces Wtlcoxen and Mrs, Marie Roush, hostesses. :_l'ueker 33 pe. Tea Set, $3.118 ........ . .. NOW $UB Mrs. Present Crosl!l, Mr. DudBasket Ball & Goal Set, Ref. $5.98 . . . . . . . . NOW $4.68 ley Wolfe and Mr. Freeland NorE.S.P. Game. R"!. SUB ... ;,.,. " .. . .......... ·NOW $3.18 ris were business visitors in Gallipolis a day recently. Race_rlfle Se4, Reg. $U9 . .. .. .. ... ... .... . NOW $2.5$ Miss Wilma Rose of Colwnbus JdNII Cold Feet Game, Reg. $7.95 . . . . . . . . . . NOW $3.88 spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. !llattel lneredlble Edible, .Reg. $13.95 ........ NOW $6.88 Ward Sayre. Cltrbtmas Gift Wrap, Reg. $2.07 ..... : . ..... NOW $1.00 Mrs. John Mllrr returned home Deluxe Spring Horse, Reg. $22.95 . . NOW $12.88 after a visit with her da..:hler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Star Brite Table & Chair Set, Reg. $13.95 . . . . NOW'$9.44 Miller at Coolville. Sklleraft ll pe. Tool Set, Reg. $2.98 . . . . . ... U.88 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miles and son and da..:hler of Charleston Aggravallon; Rei(. $1.98 .................. . NOW $1.44 were recent Saturday visitors of · Mrs. Sybil Miles • Western Cash Register, Reg. $2.98 . . . . . . . . . . NOW $2.22 Mrs. Harry Hayman spent sev- eral days In Jackson visiting her daughter, Mrs. AUdrey WiiS<m and family. Mr. and Mrs, Allen Graham were weekendguestsofthelrparento, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Willford, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and son, Kenny, of Akron, spent a Hannan Trace Leading Loop With 2-0 Mark weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson of Chillicothe spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Sybil Miles, who returned horne with them to spend the winter. Mrs. Rush Philson and son, Eric Left recently for their home in New Jersey after spending a month with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and Mrs. Mlna Lewis. BY DICK THOMAS Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson acCoac~ , . . • a ·a llliilillm TraC'8 Wildcats are ofl to a flying companied them to !he. alrlJOrt start In the Southern Valley Athletic Conference (SVAC). Last night at Columbus. at Hannan Trace the Wildcats downed the Southern Local Tornadoes Miss June Nelgler, nurse at MI. 49-33 !or their sec~ SVAC win against no losses. Carmel Hospital in Colwnbus, relt was the first staJ:,t of the season for coach Jim Adams' Torno- cently spent several days with her does, new members of'tbe SVAC this year. Southern's next game is parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Friday at Racine agalnsf.Glouster. Neigler and visited in Gallipolis Da.., Daniels, 8-U junior, led the one day. Wildcals with 28 POints InclUding Wildcats 6-2 In the period and the Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson Dine fteld goals and 10 for 17 at first half ~nded with the Wildcats and children <i Woodsfield spent ..e .toulllne, Daniels also had 19 PD,top 15-U, a weekend wlththelrparents, Mr. Ill till tNm'• 18 rebounds, Hannan Trace held a slim 19-16 and Mrs, Chester Simpson and Soulbem lost the services <i Bob lead at lbe half-way mark In the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Diddle, 5-11 ""P'Pomore, In the third period but broke the game Mrs, Harry Pickens was hosflrat 10 seconds <i ilie contest. wide open In lbe last three min- tess, at her horne, to members Diddle was fooled by Daniels as utes or the period going ahead 30- and guests of the Woman's Sollie two went down In a colllslon. 19 at the end of the third period. cieb" ~ Cbr!stlan Service of the The game waa delayed lD1Ill Did- Daniels scored u points In the Method1st Church. Mrs. Albert dlo could be carried ofl .., a final period as lbe Wildcats pulled Hll~, program leader, used as her lllreto:ber RIIIIIY Profl!U S-ll out to a 40-27 lead with 3:20 left top1c, "The Missionary Finds junior, .;,.,e In, shot the~ but Ill play. It was 40-31 with 2:20 to A New ldentlzy.'' At the close the missed. Diddle had scored the as>· .go and Daniels canned his last hostess served a dessert course en1ng basket of the game 111 11.., bucket a! the 30 second mark 1D "' keep!Q: w1th the Thanksgiving Southern a 2·0 lead, Its only lead make It 49-33. seBBon. of the game, otrlclala whistled 43 fouls In the Diddle suffered a lmee InJury and contest, 22 on Southern and 21 ·. ., waa taken to Holzer Hospital. Ac- Hannan Trace, Mark Beegle, 5-11 SMALL CQLLEGE POLLS COI"di!1J to reports, he sutrered a sophomore, fouled out with seven NEW - YORK - (UP!) _ The dislocated lmee and went horne minutes to go In the game for United Press International final fronl the hospital on cnaches. Southern. Hannan Trace lost I.ar- smali collego foolball ratings Terry Proflltt, 6-0 sopbomore, ry Jeffers, 5-11 Janlor, with 2:15 for 1967 with first place votos paced Southern with 10 points and }eft_ln_the game and he was lol· and won-lost reoord In parenthe. he and stmoe Shuler 6-1 jlinior owed at 'the 1:10 mark by Danny sis. ' ' Sheets Team Polnta each aeeowted for seven rebounds • 1. San D!egoSt.(l7 (9.1) 317 of the Tornadoes 25rebounds. Both teams pot on apoorexhlbl- 2. N. Dakota st. (1-1) (9-ll) 299 Hannan Trace lied It 2-2 on a lion <i foul shooting, Southern was 3. U. of Texas, Arl. (2) (9-1)205 bueket by Daniels In lbe first min- 11 for 26 ,•t the line and Hannan f. Fairmont st. (1) (1~) 194 ute of play and then went on to Trace maile; 11 out 28. 'l1le 5. West Chester (1)(9-ll) 132 1Ju1M 1111 *11-41ead with 2d5 re- Wildcats hit 19 ol t8 atteqlled 6. Eaat Wash. St. (1) (11.0)121 malnlna 1n lite nrot period, The fteld goals for 39.5 per cent while 7. Texas A&I (9.0) 106 Wlldcals led 13-5 a1 the end or the Tornadoes were ·u for 40, or 8. New Mex, Hl!hlnds (9.1) 84 the -:~;;. 23.9 per coat, 9. Nrtlm Mich. (9-1) 69 ..., . ......... 10. Waynasllurg (S.l) 65 DlaQf • · , 6-1 senior, soor- .........m .won the reserve game The second 10: 11. Eastern ecllliliiiD Trace's only two POints 29-27 dellllte a last minute rulll! Kattucq 64; 12. Santa Clara, . In the 110e01111 period wblch found frcltl 1be Little Wlldcds wiMiwere 62; 13. llo.rthwest Texas State bollllaaml In a stubl)om defense. dolln 211-21 w1tb ~ minutes 31; 14, W-r. 24; 15, Adam~ The Tornldoes outacored the left In the contest. Roy Jolin1011 Slate, 20; 16. Kearne;y&J!; 17; · · pilcecl the wlnnerl With 10 points, ·(tie) Son Francisco and lf!lll .tor Hannan Trace wen ·NOr• ~- State, 12; 19. TIIUies~ Swindler ·,wltb idfte .and Ste" ~ )'i'lrtln), 11; 20. Witten. ~l>t~~ lild JO,I. ~ bail 10. . .• ,i : ,, Bri@; Reg, $24.9S "'r& . ... . . NOW $3;33 Uneeda Pee Wee Dolls, Reg. $1.49 . . . .. ...... NOW 88e DRESSER SET Btautllul Pa.rel Pearl, 3 pc-. set conoiots of mirror ProStyle brush and comb, Two styles to choooo fro~ Color of plnk, blu•, Iliac or white. Any yount Mho wlll bt ploosod with thou. lovely seh. Tarrson Gum Bank, Reg. 98e . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. NOW &He Mastro Guitar, Reg. 98r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 88c DISCOUNT PRICE Jlalnbow Craft Modeling Compound, Reg. 98e . . NOW 88r Stevens Color Book Set, Reg. 98e . . . ......... NOW 88r . ' Paint By Numbers, Rei(. '98e . .. .. . . . . . ..... , NOW 6Hr Reaxl Wishing Well BllJik, Reg. tile . . . . .. .... NOW 88e Ideal Plush Rumply Dumpty, Re~. 98e ...... . . NOW &lie Ashland Rubber S4tueeze Toys, Reg. 98e .. ..... NOW ~ Assorted Trucks, Iieg. 98e · .. . ... ....... NOW &He "AZIU" Wind thou lovable little char• actors up and wotch them twirl away in a goy dancel Take your chalet of Tom tho Cat or J~rry the mou so. Each h19h. Beautll~lly decorated ,;.1• nyl. Pricu slashed. s• DISCOUNT PRia JAC R RED ROCKER Now $1.99 DOUBL£ HOLSTER SET Reg. $2.98 Now ..... ( ,, :~;- ' .• ~'JUNIOR" 12" TRICYCLE $1.94 Refl.$17.95 Now Assorted Friction Toys Wakh the marbles zaci01 doWII lho tnlck . Lots of action-fun for all. Fascl•atlat 3 elholnotlon hoots. Over 88 lnchita of foot plutlc track. Get you,. toclay. ·PRICE Reg;: 2 FOr $1.00 Choice of 16 Difhrent Items AN . GARD T'R : UCk ·s ~2 · .as, . i DANCING ANIMALS " Atn.!ieo TODD· A· VIsion, Reg. 98r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW &Be Amseo Banl{iroo Game, Reg: $1.98 .. ... . ...... NOW 68• Udo Bowlin( Set, Reg. 9Se . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 68c Lido Target Sets, Reg. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... NOW 68e 'l'lleo Jig Saw Pt12zle, Reg. 98c ... . .. .. .... , . . . NOW 88• Color Vne Penrll Craft, Reg. 98e ...... :·. .... . . NOW 88• Lido Pinball G8D1et1, Rer. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW &He Am seo Chaos Game,. Rei(. - $1.98 .............. . NOW 811r Cork Rifle, Re(. 98e .... . ... . ....... . .... NOW 68e Tap N Trap Game, Reg. $1.98 .. .. .... . . ...... NOW Ilk Reg. $2.98 ~ "' "STD. PYIO" NOW 68e Amseo Ringo Game, Reg, $1.98J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW SSe \feavlng LOOm Set, Reg. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . .... NOW 68e Maseon Dial Telephone, Reg. 98e . . . . . . . . . . . . . NOW 68e MARBLE DRAG TRACK . lEG. . . .. NOW 99e Amseo Tlddly Turtle Game, Reg. $1.98 "OHIO ART" or ' DISCOUNT PRIG·· Soft vinyl doll with squeak· er, tongue voes In and out when squeaked. Helvht a~· B1lght colored cloth jumper No fictitious llat· · prices. Marx .Typewriter, Reg. U4.95 . ............. NOW $9.88 . • 1o'JDDlUOU'$ GIPI'.A . , .__ f'ftlt..,.O To lclyJ ·,· DOLL Soulbhelld Doll Coaeh, Reg. $8.95 . . . . . . . . . . . Now $5.55 Marx Automatic rune, leg; $1.59 I FREE SASSY Ohio Art Mechanical Train -Set, Reg. $2.98 ... NOW $U8 Lite Up Mirror, Reg. $4.95 . . . . GET $14·88 .. ' Now NOW « 5 "ELDON" 2inl ROAD RACE SET Reg. 41. Brick· '. . Kanauga; 0 ftlby oplnel ' ". , 43.Deepnd ... ' > I one. lltlal Mtt.., .,. l \!"llf'tl c~rrltr will tl'fO •ffwl. . . . . . . . ,..... IWtlllatlc· ..... fl.- ... .... sg.99 · �.• J . ' ·--.,.~~)JY ~1, f'l1meroy-M.iddlepo~, 0., Novem~r 29,1967 . l • I I ' ' ··~ • Baskets niay Be Mailed .::w:! money was embezzled by either of the Storers writing a check on their account at the bank and then having Mrs. Storer pull tile check before It could he posted to the Storer's record. In that wa,y, explained the of. ficials, tile bank paid tile checks but they were never charged against any or the Storer's three accounts. Allegedly many of the checks were written to pa,y bills Incurred by Storer's truck sales firm. One account was in the name of Storer's garage one was a joint accounl and 'the third in Your Depond•blo Dulor For • AND ' ,, /' :lADIES' .IIAUTIFUL QUILTED .NYLON. LADIES' Pill MAID Gowns A beautltul of IMla' HoUdar Dualero bt aoft-luxur)" ~ nylli111, J:xoellaul color 111_ , Fancy lrl-. : SERVICE Jl!POU - '1'111!1 ·llOI'Ial view cl stale Roote 76 )1st aort1t or ~ · oltoiro lhil oharp """"'• "blind 'apoto" andgen~ .....""'" <OIIditl«t or the hlgllw~ before It was re<Mtod ~ Oltlo PUwor Co. atrlp lblning operotiatl, Under ..,.., Of ,oa apeomelllbelween the Ohio 1JeJ>arinwm ol Hlcb· IIIII tile eleetrlc utility, the mlnod-tltr!tullt aeetton cll'OIId wu relllaeed prlmaJolly at Ohio Power - · · ' in 14 Karat Gold (Upon Request) As Cornelia, famed mother of Ancient Rome, said of her children .. . "These are my jewels". A graceful and elegant symbol of pride in motherhood this . Lady Cornelia~ ring is fashioned in 14K gold, Florentine finish, smooth inside against the finger and set with synthetic birthstones ... one for each child or grandchild. Truly a lasting treasure. ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 216 E.2nd Pomeroy Waltz rutd l1dl lenllh, mony with llllltchlnJ Allllten In eyloll tricot, Dacroli·Dllotl oolton ond permanent pteu I~ holidiJ co!Gn. =:!led DRY CLEANING 99 FOI HOUDAY GIVING . $ .., MAYO . 99 99 sg.•g to s1 pg ,..... SQUEE-GEE-ACTION SOLES sllppe~ floors. The amazins squee-gee-action sole helps prevent ' slipping or sliding. Enjoy youthful style end sure·footed flexible service footwear. 40 Turkeys \ fin;; aualtty dreu shirt is sure to pleue the man 011 your list. ReJrtJ_..,.u.lif l)tyles Jn all sizes, 14:~ to 17 in all sleeve leniths. Bnnd name pm\lft 99 comfort in Nurse-Mates -service shoes designed for busy, wotkins feet . . • a deliihtful new feel in light. .. ·-· MEN'S CAMPUS DRESS · SHIRTS Campus Futorl•a••••"••~ Flulllt, Sltp.r""'"' Designed for women who are apt to work on Your Antene Rose. By Displaying the Rose you are in our new contest ' ' 99 bt royon, In band and elutlc 1111. Slzoo S.M-L-XI.. ..ch pllr Pomeroy 538 W. Main • • • USE OUR LAY· A SB.ECT In The Middle Block Next To Elberfelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE SIZES 141A to 17 11o-- •ine ....... - _ __ . j Chapman-Canaday . Shoe Store CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY Phone WY 2-2550 ' '' . DUSTERS . 200 WEEKLY PRIZES HEATING . '• ' 2-HOUR $1 00.00 Cash PLUMBING •, F\mds received will be used lor the j)lll'<haoe cl perishable items for the Christmas baskets. On &mda,)',llee,10,lirel!1enwill do a ltQase-to-house canvass to collect 11011 - J18r1Shable Items for the basketl, A callback will be made 111 Dec, 17 for reoldents wishing to conl)'lbute but who are . . Come In Any Time For Plum~ing-Heating - ! partment, Box 144, MiddieJ)Ort. FREE ROSE ANTHONY • - ' moiled ioiheMidlllepc>rtFire!l\1· 11 Complete Aid Course to embezzlement. Federal officials said the r----------------"""' NURSE -MATE ~ ~ a first aid instruction committee and invite groups and organizations interested in a first aid cour~e 1o contact them. ( SQUAD CALLED~ · ·ii!I\ID l'Oim!l'OY '"! were ,at ' I 'I'UGfor 1 . · "''" ·'l&ll'·damllae wthe tt on t Libe~-Lane, . · . · ~ .df l!lO CbevaiiGJ' ~ar trait~ to ' . Meigs ~ !lleritr nc»ert •and to the ·l>!lel! .bumper of the ortal lloi.Pital as a • C. Hlrtell)!ach reported ~ 1iiln- Connolly vehicle. No arrests tl nt. Qr 11!1>-car ac~dent on Roote were made. e • nOt It hGme Clll Dec, 10; · , .2f8, between Coon~~' Road 28 Nl!l\l& c1 famUiea In nlied c1 · food' be•ket• can be given to any and Towitshlp Road 115 In ChesCaah COI¢rlbulions for the an- fireman or mailed to the depart. .ter Tow!llhlp, at 12:30 p.m. Monnual Christmas project c1 the menl, . • . said cars drlv. MiddleJ)Ort Fire Depar1mert ' providing food baskets tor abcMt ' 100 ~ famllles - ~ be COLUMBl!S (UPI) - Beu;i the u.: · the dOep!,y rell8iooi &In- , fbe ....-B. ,Storer' .-Id aoln£" The l!ev. Luther Ramae,y .of d~ school teaeber from QuysAt the Ume of her arrest, the Guymllo Melltodlst CIIU'eh ville In ATHENS ~, and her ~.aldento of Guysville ..-Id she said she had an excelleol charhUsband were Indicted toda;f b7 of their a federal grand jury 011 a charge was 0110 llneat elllz..,s. acter, tau8bl a &mda.Y scltool of embezzling nearly half a . Bank -of!lelals were , sbockod claoa and was very well thoutlltt · 1 and William Hamer, bank of b7 -fP!!OP)e. The slender mtll on dollars from the bank vice Pfesldent, said, "9Je was bloode and her husband have where she worked. a ~Jllet girl and very ellll'ch one school- clilld. Mrs. storer was char&ed with 10 counts or misappropriating the funds from the Belpre branch of the Peoples Bank and Deadline for purchaslngtlckTrust Co. of Marietta. Her husets to the s...thern High School band, Geylord, was charged Football Banquet, to be held witll aiding and &belling in the Saturd~, Dec, 2, at 6:30 p, m,, embezzlement scheme. Is tonight. Both were ebarged with one Eleven area residents have count o! conspiracy and Mrs. completl\d a standard American Charles RliY Slohart, &former storer was charged with mak- Red Cross first aid eoorse taught Ohio Uni.verslb' atar(lllartering false entries in bank rec- by Lee SmiUt. hack and now Miami University ords. assistant coach, will be speskCompletiJw the 10-hour course 1\ warrant was issued r o r Storer's arrest so he could be were Charles Weyland, Tom er, Tickets at ,1,50 each ~ be placed under bond. He was nev- Darst, Carl Platter, Kenneth Imer arrested or charged in the boden, Donald Lowery,.Lawrence gotten at the hlgh school or from · "misappropriating'• of the$427 - Harrisoo and Richard Karr, all Elson Spencer, Alfred Crow, 053. Mrs. Storer was arrested members c1 the Middleport Fire Bob Cozart, Lsrry Grueser or Sept. 25 and released on bond. Department; James Sfnlpson, Robert Harden. Although no arraignment date Edgar Reynolds, Middleport, and The banquet io sponsored by was set, Mr. and Mrs. Storer the Southern Athletic Boosters were expected to be arraigned Thomas Martin, Rutland, ambuAssn. and will be in the high in about two weeks before a lance drivers, and Luther Tuckschool cafeteria. er, Mason, a safety supervisor U.S. district judge here, .o\ccording to the indictments at the Slaufler Chemical Co. the Starers "misappropriated': SmiUt and Emmett Shuler are ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::: the funds between !958 and chairmen d. Ute Meigs County Sept. 21, 1967, when bank ofiJ. American Red Cross Chapter's rials discovered the shortage. Misappropriation is comparable ), Minor·Accident .~ i>¥ Herman Francis Cheva. .• . ', .· • f ·Uer, · 8!~ Rt. 1, Reedlvllle, and ' -" r~ · • d · ·Erma liW'IU~rlte CcJntQJJy, 5f, e n1Y~sttgate Rt ·i ,11.!"tdaYille. eOllideCI. Tltere M9ney .for. Stgrets·lidicted SIQrer, I' BOXED SPECIAL HIGH QUALITY Chrlllmas C•• From All Points Of n.. World IEAUnFUL GIFTS best llift We have oeleeted Ute from oil of the lead!Qg markets .• Pra.Ueal, uselul, decorative and elty !lema that will Please the reee!ver u o Chriotmaa gift. Many !lemllo choole from. All at one prlco. ·mtan and· 8ool PlaDter, llolt•b!q Bead Dop, Deoaraled Ptales, rutd Pepper, Cbrlotrtau Salt 1111d Pepper, CUdle Holden, Cup and s.-r, Footed J.,..ln' llo:rt:eo, Borv!DI Tra7s. FaWII Fom· 87, ClpreiR SO~ Splee Sell. Sala<l SOIA, Deeaaler, 'Cuii!Dc Board, F!r111'1oneo, Ceotlc Ju, Rub7 Frail Bowl. Cadd1 Sols. Couter Seto. Sqor Cmlm 8 ell, Maculae Right reserved 6~~ Ju11ior Sportswear .· to limit These Prices Effectiv~ Nov. 30-Dec. 1 & 2 ' . AT RACINE f'rozeta Food Buv Of The Week! WAID CROSS SONS FROSTIE SEAS Finest·fruit FLORIDA JUICY . .lb.~g 49~ 95~ WIENERS 73~ lb. . ' 99 Our Good Brand of "• REG. 89~ ' ' SIZE 45~ . · . COFFEE 6oz. 79C Check These! ! l•r .CORN M.EAL . . 3 :ft.• ... . . . • ,. ili.t . · ~· - t - . . . . . . . . .-• • • • (1 ···~ . ·' . sl 5~ lb. ' ' 18x50 !Deb Jtoll lbtsplJtnY and Blaekbeiry-TI'UtbQ; . ' REG. BZE Wholo . -. · I \ , ' .JlLlY_~_••.••••••• ~~ ••• 3~·· 69Cf f '-- , .. . '- . , ~. .. . 1. .c .~ :sliced••••• 1•~ . $9;99 .·· .: · tQ3 2. __ .4.9~· ...:;::.. 4Roll . .,.,. _ ,I ..' . ' ';1.' •··'" • a,Yt.$8.99 69C . .. ' '\ ' ·ICE -CRE BACO ' a:. ' FOR' ' BAKER .FURNITURE . . ·Buteherlng 'lbne 1B Here! . . •··· ··· ,~ .,hotnaOf ss·.·,.· .s· ~ OLEO • Good C.Juility Real 35~ %For SPAGHETTI DINNER fB oz. box ·43~ Martha Wbite ~elf-IUBIJJg «EG. SIZE 73C .:c 67" ·~ INSTANT ·pkgs. bl'p qusiJIJ wnppbtp •• Aloort- . daooraled papen and briiM lllllerlnc folio. CHEF--BOY-AR-DEE CHASE&. SANBORN BEEF STEW 24oz. can 45~ ORANGES Reg Siz:e 2FOR For Gift WrapDing I . aoLLI! fOILS AND PAPERS ld . VAN . Ohio Valley 2 RUTLAND DEPT. STORE·, .. . .___ _ _ _....;.;..._..,t' LYONS MARKET JUMBO 8Tn.& PACK OF ' ~ MEAT BUYS . AT RUTLAND lumbe 1111 pack of BREADED ~FISH S-TEAKS lb. box AT TUPPERS PLAINS Com..., ';' ' I. ': · ..· ; . -~ - . LAMIII . .Ill . . . . . . .1 . ~YLON HOSE ...,.., w- ~~>*•to. u....m~: Porrola. llelilb E.. Plak . Rub7 Cand7 Jar, AJIOibeeary Jar, Bar · hmll1, ....,.. Bel, China Bon Boa, g $ Tea Pula PIC·- Bullel TriJO EACH �.• J . ' ·--.,.~~)JY ~1, f'l1meroy-M.iddlepo~, 0., Novem~r 29,1967 . l • I I ' ' ··~ • Baskets niay Be Mailed .::w:! money was embezzled by either of the Storers writing a check on their account at the bank and then having Mrs. Storer pull tile check before It could he posted to the Storer's record. In that wa,y, explained the of. ficials, tile bank paid tile checks but they were never charged against any or the Storer's three accounts. Allegedly many of the checks were written to pa,y bills Incurred by Storer's truck sales firm. One account was in the name of Storer's garage one was a joint accounl and 'the third in Your Depond•blo Dulor For • AND ' ,, /' :lADIES' .IIAUTIFUL QUILTED .NYLON. LADIES' Pill MAID Gowns A beautltul of IMla' HoUdar Dualero bt aoft-luxur)" ~ nylli111, J:xoellaul color 111_ , Fancy lrl-. : SERVICE Jl!POU - '1'111!1 ·llOI'Ial view cl stale Roote 76 )1st aort1t or ~ · oltoiro lhil oharp """"'• "blind 'apoto" andgen~ .....""'" <OIIditl«t or the hlgllw~ before It was re<Mtod ~ Oltlo PUwor Co. atrlp lblning operotiatl, Under ..,.., Of ,oa apeomelllbelween the Ohio 1JeJ>arinwm ol Hlcb· IIIII tile eleetrlc utility, the mlnod-tltr!tullt aeetton cll'OIId wu relllaeed prlmaJolly at Ohio Power - · · ' in 14 Karat Gold (Upon Request) As Cornelia, famed mother of Ancient Rome, said of her children .. . "These are my jewels". A graceful and elegant symbol of pride in motherhood this . Lady Cornelia~ ring is fashioned in 14K gold, Florentine finish, smooth inside against the finger and set with synthetic birthstones ... one for each child or grandchild. Truly a lasting treasure. ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 216 E.2nd Pomeroy Waltz rutd l1dl lenllh, mony with llllltchlnJ Allllten In eyloll tricot, Dacroli·Dllotl oolton ond permanent pteu I~ holidiJ co!Gn. =:!led DRY CLEANING 99 FOI HOUDAY GIVING . $ .., MAYO . 99 99 sg.•g to s1 pg ,..... SQUEE-GEE-ACTION SOLES sllppe~ floors. The amazins squee-gee-action sole helps prevent ' slipping or sliding. Enjoy youthful style end sure·footed flexible service footwear. 40 Turkeys \ fin;; aualtty dreu shirt is sure to pleue the man 011 your list. ReJrtJ_..,.u.lif l)tyles Jn all sizes, 14:~ to 17 in all sleeve leniths. Bnnd name pm\lft 99 comfort in Nurse-Mates -service shoes designed for busy, wotkins feet . . • a deliihtful new feel in light. .. ·-· MEN'S CAMPUS DRESS · SHIRTS Campus Futorl•a••••"••~ Flulllt, Sltp.r""'"' Designed for women who are apt to work on Your Antene Rose. By Displaying the Rose you are in our new contest ' ' 99 bt royon, In band and elutlc 1111. Slzoo S.M-L-XI.. ..ch pllr Pomeroy 538 W. Main • • • USE OUR LAY· A SB.ECT In The Middle Block Next To Elberfelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE SIZES 141A to 17 11o-- •ine ....... - _ __ . j Chapman-Canaday . Shoe Store CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY Phone WY 2-2550 ' '' . DUSTERS . 200 WEEKLY PRIZES HEATING . '• ' 2-HOUR $1 00.00 Cash PLUMBING •, F\mds received will be used lor the j)lll'<haoe cl perishable items for the Christmas baskets. On &mda,)',llee,10,lirel!1enwill do a ltQase-to-house canvass to collect 11011 - J18r1Shable Items for the basketl, A callback will be made 111 Dec, 17 for reoldents wishing to conl)'lbute but who are . . Come In Any Time For Plum~ing-Heating - ! partment, Box 144, MiddieJ)Ort. FREE ROSE ANTHONY • - ' moiled ioiheMidlllepc>rtFire!l\1· 11 Complete Aid Course to embezzlement. Federal officials said the r----------------"""' NURSE -MATE ~ ~ a first aid instruction committee and invite groups and organizations interested in a first aid cour~e 1o contact them. ( SQUAD CALLED~ · ·ii!I\ID l'Oim!l'OY '"! were ,at ' I 'I'UGfor 1 . · "''" ·'l&ll'·damllae wthe tt on t Libe~-Lane, . · . · ~ .df l!lO CbevaiiGJ' ~ar trait~ to ' . Meigs ~ !lleritr nc»ert •and to the ·l>!lel! .bumper of the ortal lloi.Pital as a • C. Hlrtell)!ach reported ~ 1iiln- Connolly vehicle. No arrests tl nt. Qr 11!1>-car ac~dent on Roote were made. e • nOt It hGme Clll Dec, 10; · , .2f8, between Coon~~' Road 28 Nl!l\l& c1 famUiea In nlied c1 · food' be•ket• can be given to any and Towitshlp Road 115 In ChesCaah COI¢rlbulions for the an- fireman or mailed to the depart. .ter Tow!llhlp, at 12:30 p.m. Monnual Christmas project c1 the menl, . • . said cars drlv. MiddleJ)Ort Fire Depar1mert ' providing food baskets tor abcMt ' 100 ~ famllles - ~ be COLUMBl!S (UPI) - Beu;i the u.: · the dOep!,y rell8iooi &In- , fbe ....-B. ,Storer' .-Id aoln£" The l!ev. Luther Ramae,y .of d~ school teaeber from QuysAt the Ume of her arrest, the Guymllo Melltodlst CIIU'eh ville In ATHENS ~, and her ~.aldento of Guysville ..-Id she said she had an excelleol charhUsband were Indicted toda;f b7 of their a federal grand jury 011 a charge was 0110 llneat elllz..,s. acter, tau8bl a &mda.Y scltool of embezzling nearly half a . Bank -of!lelals were , sbockod claoa and was very well thoutlltt · 1 and William Hamer, bank of b7 -fP!!OP)e. The slender mtll on dollars from the bank vice Pfesldent, said, "9Je was bloode and her husband have where she worked. a ~Jllet girl and very ellll'ch one school- clilld. Mrs. storer was char&ed with 10 counts or misappropriating the funds from the Belpre branch of the Peoples Bank and Deadline for purchaslngtlckTrust Co. of Marietta. Her husets to the s...thern High School band, Geylord, was charged Football Banquet, to be held witll aiding and &belling in the Saturd~, Dec, 2, at 6:30 p, m,, embezzlement scheme. Is tonight. Both were ebarged with one Eleven area residents have count o! conspiracy and Mrs. completl\d a standard American Charles RliY Slohart, &former storer was charged with mak- Red Cross first aid eoorse taught Ohio Uni.verslb' atar(lllartering false entries in bank rec- by Lee SmiUt. hack and now Miami University ords. assistant coach, will be speskCompletiJw the 10-hour course 1\ warrant was issued r o r Storer's arrest so he could be were Charles Weyland, Tom er, Tickets at ,1,50 each ~ be placed under bond. He was nev- Darst, Carl Platter, Kenneth Imer arrested or charged in the boden, Donald Lowery,.Lawrence gotten at the hlgh school or from · "misappropriating'• of the$427 - Harrisoo and Richard Karr, all Elson Spencer, Alfred Crow, 053. Mrs. Storer was arrested members c1 the Middleport Fire Bob Cozart, Lsrry Grueser or Sept. 25 and released on bond. Department; James Sfnlpson, Robert Harden. Although no arraignment date Edgar Reynolds, Middleport, and The banquet io sponsored by was set, Mr. and Mrs. Storer the Southern Athletic Boosters were expected to be arraigned Thomas Martin, Rutland, ambuAssn. and will be in the high in about two weeks before a lance drivers, and Luther Tuckschool cafeteria. er, Mason, a safety supervisor U.S. district judge here, .o\ccording to the indictments at the Slaufler Chemical Co. the Starers "misappropriated': SmiUt and Emmett Shuler are ·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::: the funds between !958 and chairmen d. Ute Meigs County Sept. 21, 1967, when bank ofiJ. American Red Cross Chapter's rials discovered the shortage. Misappropriation is comparable ), Minor·Accident .~ i>¥ Herman Francis Cheva. .• . ', .· • f ·Uer, · 8!~ Rt. 1, Reedlvllle, and ' -" r~ · • d · ·Erma liW'IU~rlte CcJntQJJy, 5f, e n1Y~sttgate Rt ·i ,11.!"tdaYille. eOllideCI. Tltere M9ney .for. Stgrets·lidicted SIQrer, I' BOXED SPECIAL HIGH QUALITY Chrlllmas C•• From All Points Of n.. World IEAUnFUL GIFTS best llift We have oeleeted Ute from oil of the lead!Qg markets .• Pra.Ueal, uselul, decorative and elty !lema that will Please the reee!ver u o Chriotmaa gift. Many !lemllo choole from. All at one prlco. ·mtan and· 8ool PlaDter, llolt•b!q Bead Dop, Deoaraled Ptales, rutd Pepper, Cbrlotrtau Salt 1111d Pepper, CUdle Holden, Cup and s.-r, Footed J.,..ln' llo:rt:eo, Borv!DI Tra7s. FaWII Fom· 87, ClpreiR SO~ Splee Sell. Sala<l SOIA, Deeaaler, 'Cuii!Dc Board, F!r111'1oneo, Ceotlc Ju, Rub7 Frail Bowl. Cadd1 Sols. Couter Seto. Sqor Cmlm 8 ell, Maculae Right reserved 6~~ Ju11ior Sportswear .· to limit These Prices Effectiv~ Nov. 30-Dec. 1 & 2 ' . AT RACINE f'rozeta Food Buv Of The Week! WAID CROSS SONS FROSTIE SEAS Finest·fruit FLORIDA JUICY . .lb.~g 49~ 95~ WIENERS 73~ lb. . ' 99 Our Good Brand of "• REG. 89~ ' ' SIZE 45~ . · . COFFEE 6oz. 79C Check These! ! l•r .CORN M.EAL . . 3 :ft.• ... . . . • ,. ili.t . · ~· - t - . . . . . . . . .-• • • • (1 ···~ . ·' . sl 5~ lb. ' ' 18x50 !Deb Jtoll lbtsplJtnY and Blaekbeiry-TI'UtbQ; . ' REG. BZE Wholo . -. · I \ , ' .JlLlY_~_••.••••••• ~~ ••• 3~·· 69Cf f '-- , .. . '- . , ~. .. . 1. .c .~ :sliced••••• 1•~ . $9;99 .·· .: · tQ3 2. __ .4.9~· ...:;::.. 4Roll . .,.,. _ ,I ..' . ' ';1.' •··'" • a,Yt.$8.99 69C . .. ' '\ ' ·ICE -CRE BACO ' a:. ' FOR' ' BAKER .FURNITURE . . ·Buteherlng 'lbne 1B Here! . . •··· ··· ,~ .,hotnaOf ss·.·,.· .s· ~ OLEO • Good C.Juility Real 35~ %For SPAGHETTI DINNER fB oz. box ·43~ Martha Wbite ~elf-IUBIJJg «EG. SIZE 73C .:c 67" ·~ INSTANT ·pkgs. bl'p qusiJIJ wnppbtp •• Aloort- . daooraled papen and briiM lllllerlnc folio. CHEF--BOY-AR-DEE CHASE&. SANBORN BEEF STEW 24oz. can 45~ ORANGES Reg Siz:e 2FOR For Gift WrapDing I . aoLLI! fOILS AND PAPERS ld . VAN . Ohio Valley 2 RUTLAND DEPT. STORE·, .. . .___ _ _ _....;.;..._..,t' LYONS MARKET JUMBO 8Tn.& PACK OF ' ~ MEAT BUYS . AT RUTLAND lumbe 1111 pack of BREADED ~FISH S-TEAKS lb. box AT TUPPERS PLAINS Com..., ';' ' I. ': · ..· ; . -~ - . LAMIII . .Ill . . . . . . .1 . ~YLON HOSE ...,.., w- ~~>*•to. u....m~: Porrola. llelilb E.. Plak . Rub7 Cand7 Jar, AJIOibeeary Jar, Bar · hmll1, ....,.. Bel, China Bon Boa, g $ Tea Pula PIC·- Bullel TriJO EACH �' '' ; ' ' I Washington . R ep()r · re,qi! lillie lllllllest ~aid bUI II) lli!O·lut ~ yearo. I voijd iplnlit W. bW'a iiDU PIIUII, * - 'I bolleved 1Mt ~ HIDUM ' BROKEN RECORD "Just think of all the character Ito's bulldlq!." - NOT R.WED Dtar Helen: ---- IIIII 1!10N l!iiDuld be trimmed from IIIQ' lllllolllpnce. Of llvtJw turu. I!m' not-io .llll'el eot ~ YOUR FRIIIIIDLY ICROGER FOOD STAMPS Dinners 79c ..,w Qvortor !lkod Pork Loin .............. 59< . Noll~,_,.. llrusttrLOf Spare Ribs _•.: . . •. .. 59c Quartered Fryers ... ... 3~ H&D Whiting ... _. __ . . :! $1 BOOK Dear Not; , What -build, cbaraeler In one builds reaenbnent In ~r and breaks the spirit d tlie third, To each his own - and I ' still like relaxed discipline bell1. -H •. This colmnn is dedicated to family Hvlng, so If you're haviJW lcld trouble or just plain trouble, lot Helen help YOU, She wUI al10 welcome your own amusbw operlenoes. Address. Helen -Bot~ tel In ~jll'e of this no.W8J!I!P8r.1 a broken record with our sons for lll8h on to 10 years, and it's ~ beginning lo penetrate that 1lley must comb tbetr hair, waih their whole tacos and brusb tllelr leelh each morning and .,.,nllla, •- If !om not behind litem breathi!W lire, If llli huin8ll brain·Ia so IJ'8at. come it talcea so 1.,.. 111 Jll8lle a break-1~ir~Ja~h'l - OVF;R " AND OVF;R AGAIN Dtar 0 IIIII OA: · T'll . bullla!l brain - ••peelally ' lila& ~ a 8lllall be)' - II also .,. '· ~lit!.. .. whit It c... llders Copyrlt!M, ·lllo IC....r Co., lfl7 Wo _ , . llio """' t. limit ~- STORE M:CEI*TS FIDIIIAL erel- I trabled IQF q 111 do almost IIIIYtblii&I 1111)' -Ill dlf'ee months, Yet I'w been as repetitious as Loin lb. T~ _ PSYCHOLOGY ~-• haw theldib· BY Clarern:eMiller LUKKS OFA TASTEE WILt:' 1<11:15 THOU~T iHEV'I' lamble.. GAMUT . ' (~wn tomorrow) ·I f YOID'' •ncorc~ .m tlie ·'ljilr, t.ce· ailil teeth theme II .J~Jbw d! alter onlY ,to yearo- 2-lb. ... Y, e. Hoi- or Sllal peaches Del $1.42 Monte Corn . Del Monte ..;..;, • . Dt,r llelell: . ' · .Some .tlmi bo.ck a girl vmlte ' · ·· COinplabdiV about her mUltary · ' : ' · fidbar who treated Ute ramlJy . lllle•Tile TroOpo, demandl~ lb-. ,Oiult 1 rigid obeclle~~ee; ewn to .amombW line-1!11 andtHsDiiaoal, .... • --- ...... ! .. .i 63c cans Honz-•ln Dog Ymnmies 19c ' Dol Moait Monlllrla . h .••••• 5'·.·..... ._. ..$1 ·' . Spmac . .... cans 49c . Kraut _•. . •. • 5 ':..* $1 No.303 Crunch . DoiMooto a..• Uwht • Krogor Pllin & Solf.Rhlllt CAKE Macaroni 2 ...L,.... 33c each 2gc Flour----------':! 89c ·' ,. Pepper ---------!:;. $1 Boullion Cubes 25c 12·<1. .,.. Coffee 99c Olive Oil 98c - ·ao..ue. Mont.• I Powders ,. . . aoe Deodorant .. n.... 54e 1 • • ~ ' • ··.~. To some. a practiCal~ II• ~ • a rainy weekend. To others, it's juat tbe rilbt-auwer. · Monday thru. Saturday 9 A.M.-9 P.M• OPEN SUNDAYS Plll•urr or Ballo.-.1 Biscuits_._. 12 =s1 K.....,l,.... • All-f'urpooe Wltllo U, S. Ho.l, Silo A Potatoes Rells Bread ____ . . 4 .=: 88c ........... . ., _ Fn!l We ........... ., -,,.,.,. . ". D.mners ... :) ~ ..........- ~::~ ... · Cwlolit Club All Plnln I~ Cream .•... ~ , v • • :.. • • u. ' - ·-· ··-· .a.:.·-· JANIPAUEI ALL ¥AllmD OYil ' J~ :.~NUll Sl'l ··=. : . • r..IIFIIIela. : : . ',)' ... . ·· ,-------L.• -.. •' ' u. .. u. FLORIDA RED RIP£ U.S. No. 1 T 20~:~aac Broccoli -29c POTATOES CALIFOIINIA ... tJ-·- SUNNYFIB.D - ALL PURPOSE BRIGHT SAIL WllllllulltJ Sllortell•c • .l!a57c A I P Gr~,efr•lt Se1t1o11 • C: tee AI ' Ceff• • •Y=W . . 2 !. S1zt CraU,Ie JeiiJ • ~ lie Stuffetl Olios • Uc ly Flour • •5~ 37c Liquid Bleach • -:- 3t • • , . , ,. . . . . . llllll'.fllpt I 0 ~~· ' ,.... Tla•• ·"'-"• 0 = . .. .... • '!:' Qc ~ 19-: = su::-- , •';: 1 1 New Lower Retails - Check - Compare! tJ·-- =- 47c loiAMHA WHITICCIIII "'IAL .... - 25 .... _ $177 FRESH CUSTOM GROUND 8O'CLOCK COFFEE Sgc 1-lb. bat 47c lUIS 121 .: Q\"'"ILL~ • HEINZ ll\6 TOMATO SOUP . .... ... 3-tb.IHif . •ut liED CIIICLE COFFEE '0:. ... , a~··101111 COFFEE . '0:: ltc . . a~sea ' Let Plaid' St•_,• h •••r s,...t,r All Plaltlla1Ul8. mill be opea everflllafl PINTO . ?.4f' ' RETAILS REDUCED only Save Big on Fine Groceries! ~~ ' DIUIIOIIICO U. SIM SHOULDII49c LH O.LAMI CUT ,, BEEF RIB STEAlS LAMB ROAST 35c ~AINE .' ....,lllfes• . . . ., A11NI'I'Ie' NCitiC'NA CD., INC. Rolls .. _____ 4 ,.... 88c PICNICS PU.SLICID U. Jtc ADd here's tlie belt part-no one cui- pt too many of them. IJ Kr- Brand Whllo J.~::" When fOil think about It, . :. practieallyanyonewbo.buy.fpod .. would~lt. ,, ~~. · • ·.• -' ' ....,. . 1-lb. rolls Wafer Sll.. lata 1 :.:, s1oo , F11zn Sllrllllf ~~: 5~ P A banclsome ll8l tifleate with a mlllb.rltll. available in all AAP Btores ell Y'i!r Joiia'• ·. Olfered in 16 and '10 denonlinatiol1t, thiiie gift eertlfteatel will be honored in any AAP store in tbe Unlt.ed $tatel. ' ¥trieS relating I S\IPU II&HI an A&P Gift cmtillcate. INWn & ~. POMEROY STORE ·HOURS 0 Here's a praetical.ut. that's prietkaBy ~ect: -•r. p-- Cottage Cheese _ !!. 49e Ready Mix $1.69 MI. '.. -Society to Send Christmas Boxes Mrs. JIDie Dewhurst eoncllcted 1lle bulinus meellntr. wbal llle decided .. ....s: Chrtll• mu balta lo two aenlce·and a. ~ work on nill~ - boxea. Each lifO will HJiil a Clfd , lo aa W cbll4. ·Two .·a .e II'' men~en, ·Mtl. · ' . ·. )tollbllll .Whltlatd! and II I) 1 wbe, ,..-. we1~ ' · · ~ !IOflesuervedretrelltmojlli PEAS....... ~ate Calgon " " BRAND • • Frrerup ... Qc er 8reals ... uc ........ :.::-oc: {' II r •· Kee... read ocrlpture ll'om: llle book of PlllimJ. Mrs. Leona Wlae led Rolls ________ 3 '.:;- $1 ,.....,,.11 HOVIO lnstonl ........... · Itt -~r •led .. say... abe .... Serflllure Pies ----------- ..... ...: 29c 39c 37c $1 ~ $1' • •3 MORRELL$ SAUSAGE ,, The Woman•• Mia~ Socleey .of Ute lflaell Run Ji' r e e Mllbodlst Church mot recentl,y · at llle boml of llrl. Ada Ke&- - A n w.ICIVII'IKrCrtom A'>rtoa Ill, ,.,. DUa.. lb. Roast • . lo conaeeratlon were read and Crisco I•• !":~ .... ,,,... ·,, .. . ., tloq't demand these things from . ·, CHUCIIOAIT lb. waa buSy bacldiW my fatller 1111.- K,...rllock Milk ... _. . . . . 7 .. 1· . 'I: fJelMonte ·Fruit K,..., t!onnocl E¥-llld HI. . . ' l!lttr 80118 also, 10 their !UIIIre .. ' '· . 'W!Vel wlloilcln'~ liavt "' ' 1111 , :~\ ~ 111.1!' lime as • chalnber~:'ids Muollor Sholl lb.... . ' ' ·~ .111 ,Ute... I. im-- lnereasiq!lf glad ' ' ' ' " · 111 llle ft!8lille~ I once de"' IIPised. Too' bad more fathers Jo~e ILADI CU'IS c , .,, ~ well-blliiilfed hibltl-.r-- . ·• Marshmallow ere.·s·· l'ii.t $1 · · · 11una -------- 4 ~~ $1 ' Center Cut BONELESS c c CINTII ILADE CUTS · · AaP aenfiW· me 'in ewry phase ' Merry Makers .tlc t-oz. plcg. STEAKS . af>f.'tlio- time It lakea IQF less · '? '' !!tU • PftJIU'II; ~'/'IJOrarios. IHIP.o.LITI • - SUPER.-R.IGHT QUAUTY- One Price -as advertised- N011e Priced Hlghr ,am bow 1111117 times be was ' rlPt. At lS, •1 lllllihecJ hl. denlands, At- ZS, I iiiid I can malntaln a . IIG!IIe. two 1111a11 chllclnn, 11111 · ' ••I• bllaband In a !l'actloa Pineapple • _•• 3 '!,. $1 ' THOUIANDI OF ITAMP PRIZII THOUIANDI OF PRODUCT PR1D1 I• me 1 l)ol . . . . . . . _ ""''f' .- ewr ao cln a &etond elate, but It -~ ~ aurprlsiq! . ' ' ' . ,. 11!1 lu&lecUIII - yoU'd better · .btllm It wto \oqllll - .....,'! worth 1lle -tllhe waned m him. · I' wu aure I woukln't aurvlw · ·lila first dOcree lntel'roptlons SllciM, Cllunk or Crothool Ool - 59c lb....... ~ . ·,,.,_ - NEW alPS! NEW •ur NEW GAllES! NEW PIIIZES! -.J .,~ from U8 and • ~ - lioliillig less. He COil· . .· _ · . that l batY ·afl'aid to paas Ool Mo.to ' Oranges ..... 4 ·~ $1 Potato Chips ., Tba Adminlstratlon!ou&lrtbard lo keep this restrlctloa out, bul 'Ito Hou10 had learnocl 111e lei. ona of Ute daagorous omall.wara ~e Ute lndla-Paldstall War. This Annnm When. c~d lo Umh, you'd prokWy ebo.e thU fiWJrllod atboee all otiMn -TO ' .. _.. ' , I, *l!'• ¥arlM COrP MaJor IQr a' fatlieio,;.lle demanded per- ~; 80illllsiiWed weapons of - . lor wldch those nations can bave no reuanable need. Try "Super-Right" Meats forT end er-Juicy Goodness! ieime IMI,ytrlend in..,eetkln. You ~ . 'llili trellmert .... too No.303 approved bW foreet the Proaldent lo r..mce IIIII' llllder-<leYiioped nation's economic aid b7 tlie 181110 amount o t - wlddl that nation ..,..... lo pil'chue IELLOW CASH aDol lor lallliq! over )line Dlln· l,lllllle teltpliooe, and rear- Thrill r Ia addition lo cutUns llle dol- lar amount of foralln ald. 1lle OVER 208, , .more tuo;IQ<t- a. . Coffee IDIOf DIPACE 1ar7 wMI)OIIr)'. - WI,)', N broken ... eo. Yeaterd•y'• ...-ce.....Y'I .',. : Ever since I came to Cqress last January, I ha.e been a member o! Ute mlnorlcy of Consreasmen here who haw conalstenlly called lor reduced Federal spending. We ha.e been a thorn In tile side oflhe Admlnlstratloa, wblch, wblle lalklng loudly abolll eeonoony, hasoubmltted requests to Congress lor still higher appropriations in every goyenunent Pl'ClJ!l'ID1, We have not been entirely successfUl in cutting out as much This lll<lll1h the t:axpayer •corspending as we wanted to, b&- ed one ol his most impressive cause we have been a minor- victories in recent years In Contty, but we have definitely &1>1- l!l'ess; House action forced ll!e ten some reoults lor our e!- Administration's proposed forJort~ e!gn aid •WfOPrlotion bill do1'll! WHI!RE , a 11 mdoill ...,.. It 1801111 lOme oort of lolly filii 1Mt llle llllii!d to me to send billluts of t b e bU Till taxpayer's dollar• overseu, . 11ana1 whan here at borne we apead le11 but umeedld · a. Improve our Ollb llllder-<lellel- ehange 111e oped ...... M.., of IQF collea- mood io .,. ~el apparently felt the ll8lne MOTHER~ They II!" [lrllllrom and used bore at homO. ·t· By Congreuman c-•n.·-- (\.'·, .;. ' . ·, ,~'·,a( !{bW[pn dpllata. 'i'bl except s.,.fl CllrlatlluJII•.-.· ' I �' '' ; ' ' I Washington . R ep()r · re,qi! lillie lllllllest ~aid bUI II) lli!O·lut ~ yearo. I voijd iplnlit W. bW'a iiDU PIIUII, * - 'I bolleved 1Mt ~ HIDUM ' BROKEN RECORD "Just think of all the character Ito's bulldlq!." - NOT R.WED Dtar Helen: ---- IIIII 1!10N l!iiDuld be trimmed from IIIQ' lllllolllpnce. Of llvtJw turu. I!m' not-io .llll'el eot ~ YOUR FRIIIIIDLY ICROGER FOOD STAMPS Dinners 79c ..,w Qvortor !lkod Pork Loin .............. 59< . Noll~,_,.. llrusttrLOf Spare Ribs _•.: . . •. .. 59c Quartered Fryers ... ... 3~ H&D Whiting ... _. __ . . :! $1 BOOK Dear Not; , What -build, cbaraeler In one builds reaenbnent In ~r and breaks the spirit d tlie third, To each his own - and I ' still like relaxed discipline bell1. -H •. This colmnn is dedicated to family Hvlng, so If you're haviJW lcld trouble or just plain trouble, lot Helen help YOU, She wUI al10 welcome your own amusbw operlenoes. Address. Helen -Bot~ tel In ~jll'e of this no.W8J!I!P8r.1 a broken record with our sons for lll8h on to 10 years, and it's ~ beginning lo penetrate that 1lley must comb tbetr hair, waih their whole tacos and brusb tllelr leelh each morning and .,.,nllla, •- If !om not behind litem breathi!W lire, If llli huin8ll brain·Ia so IJ'8at. come it talcea so 1.,.. 111 Jll8lle a break-1~ir~Ja~h'l - OVF;R " AND OVF;R AGAIN Dtar 0 IIIII OA: · T'll . bullla!l brain - ••peelally ' lila& ~ a 8lllall be)' - II also .,. '· ~lit!.. .. whit It c... llders Copyrlt!M, ·lllo IC....r Co., lfl7 Wo _ , . llio """' t. limit ~- STORE M:CEI*TS FIDIIIAL erel- I trabled IQF q 111 do almost IIIIYtblii&I 1111)' -Ill dlf'ee months, Yet I'w been as repetitious as Loin lb. T~ _ PSYCHOLOGY ~-• haw theldib· BY Clarern:eMiller LUKKS OFA TASTEE WILt:' 1<11:15 THOU~T iHEV'I' lamble.. GAMUT . ' (~wn tomorrow) ·I f YOID'' •ncorc~ .m tlie ·'ljilr, t.ce· ailil teeth theme II .J~Jbw d! alter onlY ,to yearo- 2-lb. ... Y, e. Hoi- or Sllal peaches Del $1.42 Monte Corn . Del Monte ..;..;, • . Dt,r llelell: . ' · .Some .tlmi bo.ck a girl vmlte ' · ·· COinplabdiV about her mUltary · ' : ' · fidbar who treated Ute ramlJy . lllle•Tile TroOpo, demandl~ lb-. ,Oiult 1 rigid obeclle~~ee; ewn to .amombW line-1!11 andtHsDiiaoal, .... • --- ...... ! .. .i 63c cans Honz-•ln Dog Ymnmies 19c ' Dol Moait Monlllrla . h .••••• 5'·.·..... ._. ..$1 ·' . Spmac . .... cans 49c . Kraut _•. . •. • 5 ':..* $1 No.303 Crunch . DoiMooto a..• Uwht • Krogor Pllin & Solf.Rhlllt CAKE Macaroni 2 ...L,.... 33c each 2gc Flour----------':! 89c ·' ,. Pepper ---------!:;. $1 Boullion Cubes 25c 12·<1. .,.. Coffee 99c Olive Oil 98c - ·ao..ue. Mont.• I Powders ,. . . aoe Deodorant .. n.... 54e 1 • • ~ ' • ··.~. To some. a practiCal~ II• ~ • a rainy weekend. To others, it's juat tbe rilbt-auwer. · Monday thru. Saturday 9 A.M.-9 P.M• OPEN SUNDAYS Plll•urr or Ballo.-.1 Biscuits_._. 12 =s1 K.....,l,.... • All-f'urpooe Wltllo U, S. Ho.l, Silo A Potatoes Rells Bread ____ . . 4 .=: 88c ........... . ., _ Fn!l We ........... ., -,,.,.,. . ". D.mners ... :) ~ ..........- ~::~ ... · Cwlolit Club All Plnln I~ Cream .•... ~ , v • • :.. • • u. ' - ·-· ··-· .a.:.·-· JANIPAUEI ALL ¥AllmD OYil ' J~ :.~NUll Sl'l ··=. : . • r..IIFIIIela. : : . ',)' ... . ·· ,-------L.• -.. •' ' u. .. u. FLORIDA RED RIP£ U.S. No. 1 T 20~:~aac Broccoli -29c POTATOES CALIFOIINIA ... tJ-·- SUNNYFIB.D - ALL PURPOSE BRIGHT SAIL WllllllulltJ Sllortell•c • .l!a57c A I P Gr~,efr•lt Se1t1o11 • C: tee AI ' Ceff• • •Y=W . . 2 !. S1zt CraU,Ie JeiiJ • ~ lie Stuffetl Olios • Uc ly Flour • •5~ 37c Liquid Bleach • -:- 3t • • , . , ,. . . . . . llllll'.fllpt I 0 ~~· ' ,.... Tla•• ·"'-"• 0 = . .. .... • '!:' Qc ~ 19-: = su::-- , •';: 1 1 New Lower Retails - Check - Compare! tJ·-- =- 47c loiAMHA WHITICCIIII "'IAL .... - 25 .... _ $177 FRESH CUSTOM GROUND 8O'CLOCK COFFEE Sgc 1-lb. bat 47c lUIS 121 .: Q\"'"ILL~ • HEINZ ll\6 TOMATO SOUP . .... ... 3-tb.IHif . •ut liED CIIICLE COFFEE '0:. ... , a~··101111 COFFEE . '0:: ltc . . a~sea ' Let Plaid' St•_,• h •••r s,...t,r All Plaltlla1Ul8. mill be opea everflllafl PINTO . ?.4f' ' RETAILS REDUCED only Save Big on Fine Groceries! ~~ ' DIUIIOIIICO U. SIM SHOULDII49c LH O.LAMI CUT ,, BEEF RIB STEAlS LAMB ROAST 35c ~AINE .' ....,lllfes• . . . ., A11NI'I'Ie' NCitiC'NA CD., INC. Rolls .. _____ 4 ,.... 88c PICNICS PU.SLICID U. Jtc ADd here's tlie belt part-no one cui- pt too many of them. IJ Kr- Brand Whllo J.~::" When fOil think about It, . :. practieallyanyonewbo.buy.fpod .. would~lt. ,, ~~. · • ·.• -' ' ....,. . 1-lb. rolls Wafer Sll.. lata 1 :.:, s1oo , F11zn Sllrllllf ~~: 5~ P A banclsome ll8l tifleate with a mlllb.rltll. available in all AAP Btores ell Y'i!r Joiia'• ·. Olfered in 16 and '10 denonlinatiol1t, thiiie gift eertlfteatel will be honored in any AAP store in tbe Unlt.ed $tatel. ' ¥trieS relating I S\IPU II&HI an A&P Gift cmtillcate. INWn & ~. POMEROY STORE ·HOURS 0 Here's a praetical.ut. that's prietkaBy ~ect: -•r. p-- Cottage Cheese _ !!. 49e Ready Mix $1.69 MI. '.. -Society to Send Christmas Boxes Mrs. JIDie Dewhurst eoncllcted 1lle bulinus meellntr. wbal llle decided .. ....s: Chrtll• mu balta lo two aenlce·and a. ~ work on nill~ - boxea. Each lifO will HJiil a Clfd , lo aa W cbll4. ·Two .·a .e II'' men~en, ·Mtl. · ' . ·. )tollbllll .Whltlatd! and II I) 1 wbe, ,..-. we1~ ' · · ~ !IOflesuervedretrelltmojlli PEAS....... ~ate Calgon " " BRAND • • Frrerup ... Qc er 8reals ... uc ........ :.::-oc: {' II r •· Kee... read ocrlpture ll'om: llle book of PlllimJ. Mrs. Leona Wlae led Rolls ________ 3 '.:;- $1 ,.....,,.11 HOVIO lnstonl ........... · Itt -~r •led .. say... abe .... Serflllure Pies ----------- ..... ...: 29c 39c 37c $1 ~ $1' • •3 MORRELL$ SAUSAGE ,, The Woman•• Mia~ Socleey .of Ute lflaell Run Ji' r e e Mllbodlst Church mot recentl,y · at llle boml of llrl. Ada Ke&- - A n w.ICIVII'IKrCrtom A'>rtoa Ill, ,.,. DUa.. lb. Roast • . lo conaeeratlon were read and Crisco I•• !":~ .... ,,,... ·,, .. . ., tloq't demand these things from . ·, CHUCIIOAIT lb. waa buSy bacldiW my fatller 1111.- K,...rllock Milk ... _. . . . . 7 .. 1· . 'I: fJelMonte ·Fruit K,..., t!onnocl E¥-llld HI. . . ' l!lttr 80118 also, 10 their !UIIIre .. ' '· . 'W!Vel wlloilcln'~ liavt "' ' 1111 , :~\ ~ 111.1!' lime as • chalnber~:'ids Muollor Sholl lb.... . ' ' ·~ .111 ,Ute... I. im-- lnereasiq!lf glad ' ' ' ' " · 111 llle ft!8lille~ I once de"' IIPised. Too' bad more fathers Jo~e ILADI CU'IS c , .,, ~ well-blliiilfed hibltl-.r-- . ·• Marshmallow ere.·s·· l'ii.t $1 · · · 11una -------- 4 ~~ $1 ' Center Cut BONELESS c c CINTII ILADE CUTS · · AaP aenfiW· me 'in ewry phase ' Merry Makers .tlc t-oz. plcg. STEAKS . af>f.'tlio- time It lakea IQF less · '? '' !!tU • PftJIU'II; ~'/'IJOrarios. IHIP.o.LITI • - SUPER.-R.IGHT QUAUTY- One Price -as advertised- N011e Priced Hlghr ,am bow 1111117 times be was ' rlPt. At lS, •1 lllllihecJ hl. denlands, At- ZS, I iiiid I can malntaln a . IIG!IIe. two 1111a11 chllclnn, 11111 · ' ••I• bllaband In a !l'actloa Pineapple • _•• 3 '!,. $1 ' THOUIANDI OF ITAMP PRIZII THOUIANDI OF PRODUCT PR1D1 I• me 1 l)ol . . . . . . . _ ""''f' .- ewr ao cln a &etond elate, but It -~ ~ aurprlsiq! . ' ' ' . ,. 11!1 lu&lecUIII - yoU'd better · .btllm It wto \oqllll - .....,'! worth 1lle -tllhe waned m him. · I' wu aure I woukln't aurvlw · ·lila first dOcree lntel'roptlons SllciM, Cllunk or Crothool Ool - 59c lb....... ~ . ·,,.,_ - NEW alPS! NEW •ur NEW GAllES! NEW PIIIZES! -.J .,~ from U8 and • ~ - lioliillig less. He COil· . .· _ · . that l batY ·afl'aid to paas Ool Mo.to ' Oranges ..... 4 ·~ $1 Potato Chips ., Tba Adminlstratlon!ou&lrtbard lo keep this restrlctloa out, bul 'Ito Hou10 had learnocl 111e lei. ona of Ute daagorous omall.wara ~e Ute lndla-Paldstall War. This Annnm When. c~d lo Umh, you'd prokWy ebo.e thU fiWJrllod atboee all otiMn -TO ' .. _.. ' , I, *l!'• ¥arlM COrP MaJor IQr a' fatlieio,;.lle demanded per- ~; 80illllsiiWed weapons of - . lor wldch those nations can bave no reuanable need. Try "Super-Right" Meats forT end er-Juicy Goodness! ieime IMI,ytrlend in..,eetkln. You ~ . 'llili trellmert .... too No.303 approved bW foreet the Proaldent lo r..mce IIIII' llllder-<leYiioped nation's economic aid b7 tlie 181110 amount o t - wlddl that nation ..,..... lo pil'chue IELLOW CASH aDol lor lallliq! over )line Dlln· l,lllllle teltpliooe, and rear- Thrill r Ia addition lo cutUns llle dol- lar amount of foralln ald. 1lle OVER 208, , .more tuo;IQ<t- a. . Coffee IDIOf DIPACE 1ar7 wMI)OIIr)'. - WI,)', N broken ... eo. Yeaterd•y'• ...-ce.....Y'I .',. : Ever since I came to Cqress last January, I ha.e been a member o! Ute mlnorlcy of Consreasmen here who haw conalstenlly called lor reduced Federal spending. We ha.e been a thorn In tile side oflhe Admlnlstratloa, wblch, wblle lalklng loudly abolll eeonoony, hasoubmltted requests to Congress lor still higher appropriations in every goyenunent Pl'ClJ!l'ID1, We have not been entirely successfUl in cutting out as much This lll<lll1h the t:axpayer •corspending as we wanted to, b&- ed one ol his most impressive cause we have been a minor- victories in recent years In Contty, but we have definitely &1>1- l!l'ess; House action forced ll!e ten some reoults lor our e!- Administration's proposed forJort~ e!gn aid •WfOPrlotion bill do1'll! WHI!RE , a 11 mdoill ...,.. It 1801111 lOme oort of lolly filii 1Mt llle llllii!d to me to send billluts of t b e bU Till taxpayer's dollar• overseu, . 11ana1 whan here at borne we apead le11 but umeedld · a. Improve our Ollb llllder-<lellel- ehange 111e oped ...... M.., of IQF collea- mood io .,. ~el apparently felt the ll8lne MOTHER~ They II!" [lrllllrom and used bore at homO. ·t· By Congreuman c-•n.·-- (\.'·, .;. ' . ·, ,~'·,a( !{bW[pn dpllata. 'i'bl except s.,.fl CllrlatlluJII•.-.· ' I �-.,. -- ; • ' ,. ' •. ' t ' '• • tl .. lftle Jlllbl ~.i~Yil!'~Nldal;.;o.:t; 'o,, November 29, 1967 ' ' ~- ' ' . -ij_ r:'' \:,. ·. ' 'r . Q,t , . .. .0,,f th·.·e Be l . ' '><· ' · :'>\ . ~ !II oclilllJ, 11111' tbe weddine of llobert Meier ·aDd Marilyn !Ue Slwnbo. . Von ot tbe ·~ were read by tbe Rev, fatber .John Turel, pastor of tbe f&C;redHesrt Churcb In Pomeroy, · Bob was lite laat ot lite Ove chlldnn of Mr. and Mra. l'bll· lp Meier to marry, 'lbe Rev. Father Turei read lite ¥0Wa ror all ftve. Qllle a feat, IInce ~ lstera are uiUallj notlilllteaame parish long ..,..,l!h to perform so many ceremonies In one ram. lly, Jnelderrlal11, Rev,FIIIherTurel bad been In Pomeroy 13 :rears on Nov. 26 - tbe IGnP,st period which UIY priest baa ...ved lite local cburcb. I 111spect thlnga abputtblsUme sre getting hectic wltb Father Turel who will be preparing Ida church !or tbe Cbrlatmas sea,. son. Trad!Uonally, - - · • at the church are "trameodouo" when lnmdredo come cllrlng the oeason to see lite latest creatlnns by tbe popular priest. e·~ cuu :.:.~a1:\e~:, ~ ~ A l&ARVELOOS Thanksg!Ying r-son bytbe Condelamlly-llte ftrst In 21 7ears !or the l1ve surviving cldlclren o! tbe late Mr. Uld Mrs. Joe Conde, Tbe reomloD was at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conde. 6 Oak Sl., Pomeroy, on Tbank,. giving day - also lite home o! Mlu Bertha Conde, .one or lbe ftve remaining children. others auendiDg were August Conde and Ids son, Ollie, Toledo, and Miss Louise Conde and Mrs. Ill a r y Crowe o! P!Usburgb. Tbe groups bave returned to their homes with mUll' fond memories o! a A READER SUGGESTS that, perhapa, tbere are IIUIDe around wlio would Uke to' remember servicemen with cards &Iring !be holldoy ........ Needless ID say, a Cbri_stma~ . . · · a lot ......., -4re ..._.... "'~ .,._ ea are bard at It preparing .tor .. 1 :,r.u~~. ~0: their --.1 holiday ba..U 'to 13- The Dally Sentinel, P.oniorDJ-M,Iddlcpoi( o:, November 29, 1967 be beld all day Ibis Friday' and lumbus TV market." Jim, of coursekls 1be Be. ·. n d.· · . By Bob lfoemeb · · . IIIIJ'ket 'tc)day. Lori's only Uu-ee. . ...., In tile states, Salurd4l)' Ill tile fellowship ball 1011 of It 1011 baveaaervleemaniOJII6. ot tbo Sl. Paul Cburch, Pomo.._ 111111 .. _ arold ....._, ' ·•·· where · - - think -.14hiIlk& to l'QY. ..... ...... Cave Sl., Pomeroy, ond Lon be remembered, dnJp s comTbe women have come up oIs lbelr granddaasltter, Are tile plete name ond adllreas to tills galn wltb some unuiWII hollday lll'...,.enta prood? Yes, t1141r <OIIIIIID, care of The Dally Sen- gilt and decorative Uems not are! t1ne1, at onee and we'll see tbat to mentloll tooclltema to be IOid. . : • ·' :•• e' · ' ' . -• , i I · · lite aclilresses are pJbll- ao One pllllllar attraction will be . · tbat tbo8e wlio lnHIId Uke to be a "taste testing boo411" wltb Mrs, llloulhlfUi, CUI be, William. Downie, chairman, Here, you can taste the "goodies" and THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN llten JlUl'Chase the recipes !or Churcb Women of lite Sl. Paul your favorites. A real "oo It · Uld Sl. John Lutheran Cbure~ )'OUrself'' deal. rtstm us v.acm,,. long overme reunion. LORI ANN LOHSE, daUghter o! Mr. and Mrs. James Lohse, bas drawn a nice comment by Ron Pataky, mualc and theater critic o! a Columbus paper. Self-ex]))anatory, the note said: · "Prize Winner: Try UUle Lori Ann Lohse, dsughter or WTVN disc jockey Jim Lohse, whose commercials !or Lazarus have to be the best lllu!r on the local AM BERTONE b8 SHEET Center Cut West Virginia f.otted Meat•• :. •••••••• - 1oe ~Jled Kraut ........ !"-10e ·HJminy ••••••••••••••••• '!3 -lOe ........ Chopped •••••••••• ~-10~ ....... . Kale . Navy Beans•••••••••••• ~~-10~ .,.:......,...""". Beans •••••• !"-10e ' . ...... Pinto Beans••••••••••• ~"elllloe auzlMI ·Spaghetti............ m.aa10~· Bis-Mix••• ~ •••••• .............: 1oe Morillo '"'"- c..........w Corn ,..,.. .....Bread Mix•••••••. J*I. 10e Flap Stax Mix. •a •••••• ~*~· 10e Purity Salt, iodized •••• ~~t. ... lOe. Purity Salt, plain ••••• ~. IlL 10~ Ballard's Biscuits......... Joe Pillsbury Biscuits•••••• ~ 10~ Custom Pop, all flavors-10~ :3 .60 CHOPS . a ••••••••••• . Community Corner · lt.llh Hoeflich ' ;t . \ Train, train, sound that whistle the contest Is on! Meigs Couni;v's 3,400 children In the first through tbe eighth grades are Invited to participate Ina trainthemed poster contest planned as a pniiiloUon !or tbe annual Cbrlstmas seal sale olthe Meigs COUII(y Toberculoels and Health Association. 'l1le seals picture trains. Prizes in tbe poster contest? ......... ON LARGE SHIPMENT By Charlene He has been at both Unlverslcy Hospital and the GahaJllla Nursing HOllie, and Mrs. Watson, In Columbus !or the holida,y, brought him to Athens over the weekend. Besides being with her husband, Mrs, Watson, while in Cohunbus visited her son, Jimmy, and sonIn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andy SUnunerfield and daughter, Renee, i:herrytona 4x8 Sheet S3.90 Virginia Luan ~s4.35 4x8 Sheet Special! Reg.~ Antique Birch With battery, ear .s5.90 HOGG & ZUSPAN WAYNE GmBONS, with Standard Oil !or 30 years before leaviQithe company last spring, was one ci oeveral honored at an annual recognition party held In Columbus last week, n was a gala eventrv out for Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons - dinner at the Christopher inn, a performance o! Holiday on Ice, and a gift !or Wayne, HOilllAY HAPPINE!B !or MaxIne Arnold was spendlll{ tbe lOili weekend with her daughter, Susanna, 111111 herflOIICe,PaulFI!zgerald, both students at Olivet College, Kankakee, Dl. Maxine jet!ed to Chicago, Dl., last Wednesday and wao met there by Susanna and PauL The spent Tbanksgivill{ with his perento, Mr. 111111 Mrs. Clarence L, Fitzgerald d Fowler, Ind., with Uher members d the !amlly, Mr. and Mro, Roy Fitzgerald and !amlly d Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Hall and family COIIII!W lor the dinner, 'l1le re at ot the Ume Mrs. Arnold apem wltb her daughter at tbe colll!le. She returned home s..m.r. Mason, W.Va. 773-5554 MATERIAlS CO. L-..:.:.:.:.::,;_ ___________________ -f Participating , Srores Now CHRISTMAS GIFTS Your Choice Of M.anylt&ms Giving Sl.OO christmas Gifts Kitten end boot planter, Bobbling He•d Dogs, Decoreted Platts, Birds, Vues, Trivets, Salt and Another hOliday to tempt tbe cllocolate Pepper, Lemps, Christmas S.lt & Popper, Candle Holdors, Tea Pots, Cup and Saucer, Pig Banks, Potted Compote, Basket, Jewelry Boxes, Pltchera, Serving Trays, Fawn Family, Ash Trays, "ree Tickets Cltl'~· 3 ROLLPKG. CHRISTMA~ WRAP . . S.t, Spice Soli, Silad Sots, .00 ' Basketr. Hanging Purott, Apol'hocary Jar, China For The Mal'lln Your .Ufe Popular North Woods fancy plaid patterns in warm [Jannel, aSBOrted colors, in sizes S.M- •soo TREASURE CHEST IN DEC. 2 AT 6:00 PM· 1- $25 Girt Certificate, 1-$20 Gift Certificate, 1--$15 Gift Certificate, 1-$10 Gift Certificate, . I I . - FISHNE!J' $ 99 1 • NYLON HOSE. lD see if your white service shots ore Ill that Y<J11 wanlond need, to carl)' JOU t!Qh the lonetst illy. 1lleti d!eek NurseM.ttes witb the exclusive tush· ionod f11tures to ease you throtlfh the Illy ......,., illy. See Nurtf.Matts ·11 .fiA 8•1• 'I'BlTRSDJll' Otalg fRESH CUT-UP hlcken 2 pr~ sloo CERTIFICATES th~dti'RIDJl~fJnlv . GRADE ASMALL -- ' and 3-$1 Gift Certificates . 1--$15 Gift Certificate, 1-$10 Gift Certificate, 3-$5 Gift CertHieares, 4-$3 Gift Cert~ates, and 3-$1 Gift Certlfleates DEC. 16 AT 6:00 PM 1--$15 Gift Certificate. 1-410 Gift Certlfieate, 3-$5 Gift Certificates, 4-$3 Gift Certlftule!l, and3-U EGGS 'PHIL AID'· . (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) HOliDAY lilTS. •h.S.~Sili'IJRD.tl' ONLY MOOTZ / THESE RULES APPLY: 1. Winning Numbers 'Will be Pooled Each Woek At Participating Stores 2. Each Participating ·Store WIJLGive Fr.., Ti~eto 3 Winners Have 1 Week to Claim Gift Certitldal<ls · 4. Gift Certificates Must Be Redeenuol by Jan 1~, 1968 5 · Drawings Held AI FallllPn Home Bank Pll!fldng Lot 6. ·An Tickets Good For Final Dra1vill.lli ' f I ' uadDe \lu ·4: :lervfee Co. The Star Supply Bdwe. Eller'& GuH Servlee Snaek & Chat Resltlurant Bradford Auction & Fum. Racine Q:ome-Natiolllll. Bllllk SPONSORS: · Weaver's Skiff Workll · Raelne Home Laundry . Raelne Recreation Center · Blg iFoozWolfe C. & G. Egg CO. EJlOD'I SobJO Be~ -·-~····~ - Armo~r's Star Slicetl ;. SAUSAGE lb· 59~ ' LADIES HOliDAY D·USTE·RS . sa.9l BACON ~s9~ 4 HI·C ORANGES 5 ••••••••••••• .... PUFFS 2-..89~ MARStiMLLOW ••••••• CHOC. CHIPS=. : ·1 DAN DEE iracle · lp::..,,4 Easy day •••- ·2 4601. FMtAL TISSUES ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET Racine Dept. Stol.'e Special! Bob Evans ••••••• MITYGF Aline's Beauty & DreBI Shop Raelne Ful·Valu Mkt Racine Garage · lobluon's Radio & TV Wagner Ulmlware Wald Cro&6 8Gm VUlqe CUt Rate Raclne Servlee Station lbe Club Rel&llll'lllt FRESH PORK STEAK••••••••• ~ 49~· FRESH Bc:JnON ROAST •••••••••• ~ 450·' . ,RESH PORK NECK BONES.:19.~! FRESH SPARE RIBS••••• _ ••~b. 49~ 0. VALLEY WIENERS .2 ~ 9· 9:~· JUICY FLORIDA DEC. 9 AT 6:00 PM 1-$25 Gift Certifieate, 1- $20 Gift Certificate, Rockland PERCH FOR 39~~~·. Redeemable At Participating Stores 3-$5 Gift (;erflflcates, 4-$3 Gift Certlflratea, "WAITRESS CHECK, PLEASE!" ' 12·Values to $1.99 *Whistling Locomillffil *Friction Toys *Ding·A·Ling Telephone *Broneo Double Holster Sets •·4-Piece Fire Fighter Sets *Play Doh Fun Factory Jr. *Maestro Twin Se&-Banjoletw and Uketi~ GIFT FROZEN FOODS !···· SuguCNam Setl, W11te FLANNEL SHIRTS Christmas ' Flgurlnes, Cookie Jar, Caddy Sets, Coaster Sets, Go Dogs, MERCHANTS ~. .. ' French City Pork Values! Decanter, Cutting Board, each 1-125 Girt Certlflute, 1-$20 Gift Certiflute, LEROY WATSON, wbo had two bed falls this year, Is now at the HUlcrest Convalescent Home at Atbeno !or therapy. 2~ sloo Selections From All Points of World second and third place - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -··-. First, otcourset Trains, · ;,.; -, prizes will be given ln. the age categories of first III~h !ourth grades, and fifth through eighth grades, Electric trains wUt go ID the first place winners, while second,llllll third place wilUIOrs In the tW1i'grade groups wUI also receive train&, smaller, perhaps windup models. The winning posters wUI be dlspla,yed In Middleport 111111 PomerDJ, and deadline !or entries Ia Dec. 8, Mrs. Manning Kloos, executive secretary or the sponsoring group, wUI vi sH each elementary school In the county Ibis week to discuss the contest. n hall been emphasized that parents may assist their children with Ideas for entries, but are not to do the work on tbe posters •• , that's only fair. BON BON COOKIES phone & carrying case lb. ' cans 200 ct. I �-.,. -- ; • ' ,. ' •. ' t ' '• • tl .. lftle Jlllbl ~.i~Yil!'~Nldal;.;o.:t; 'o,, November 29, 1967 ' ' ~- ' ' . -ij_ r:'' \:,. ·. ' 'r . Q,t , . .. .0,,f th·.·e Be l . ' '><· ' · :'>\ . ~ !II oclilllJ, 11111' tbe weddine of llobert Meier ·aDd Marilyn !Ue Slwnbo. . Von ot tbe ·~ were read by tbe Rev, fatber .John Turel, pastor of tbe f&C;redHesrt Churcb In Pomeroy, · Bob was lite laat ot lite Ove chlldnn of Mr. and Mra. l'bll· lp Meier to marry, 'lbe Rev. Father Turei read lite ¥0Wa ror all ftve. Qllle a feat, IInce ~ lstera are uiUallj notlilllteaame parish long ..,..,l!h to perform so many ceremonies In one ram. lly, Jnelderrlal11, Rev,FIIIherTurel bad been In Pomeroy 13 :rears on Nov. 26 - tbe IGnP,st period which UIY priest baa ...ved lite local cburcb. I 111spect thlnga abputtblsUme sre getting hectic wltb Father Turel who will be preparing Ida church !or tbe Cbrlatmas sea,. son. Trad!Uonally, - - · • at the church are "trameodouo" when lnmdredo come cllrlng the oeason to see lite latest creatlnns by tbe popular priest. e·~ cuu :.:.~a1:\e~:, ~ ~ A l&ARVELOOS Thanksg!Ying r-son bytbe Condelamlly-llte ftrst In 21 7ears !or the l1ve surviving cldlclren o! tbe late Mr. Uld Mrs. Joe Conde, Tbe reomloD was at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conde. 6 Oak Sl., Pomeroy, on Tbank,. giving day - also lite home o! Mlu Bertha Conde, .one or lbe ftve remaining children. others auendiDg were August Conde and Ids son, Ollie, Toledo, and Miss Louise Conde and Mrs. Ill a r y Crowe o! P!Usburgb. Tbe groups bave returned to their homes with mUll' fond memories o! a A READER SUGGESTS that, perhapa, tbere are IIUIDe around wlio would Uke to' remember servicemen with cards &Iring !be holldoy ........ Needless ID say, a Cbri_stma~ . . · · a lot ......., -4re ..._.... "'~ .,._ ea are bard at It preparing .tor .. 1 :,r.u~~. ~0: their --.1 holiday ba..U 'to 13- The Dally Sentinel, P.oniorDJ-M,Iddlcpoi( o:, November 29, 1967 be beld all day Ibis Friday' and lumbus TV market." Jim, of coursekls 1be Be. ·. n d.· · . By Bob lfoemeb · · . IIIIJ'ket 'tc)day. Lori's only Uu-ee. . ...., In tile states, Salurd4l)' Ill tile fellowship ball 1011 of It 1011 baveaaervleemaniOJII6. ot tbo Sl. Paul Cburch, Pomo.._ 111111 .. _ arold ....._, ' ·•·· where · - - think -.14hiIlk& to l'QY. ..... ...... Cave Sl., Pomeroy, ond Lon be remembered, dnJp s comTbe women have come up oIs lbelr granddaasltter, Are tile plete name ond adllreas to tills galn wltb some unuiWII hollday lll'...,.enta prood? Yes, t1141r <OIIIIIID, care of The Dally Sen- gilt and decorative Uems not are! t1ne1, at onee and we'll see tbat to mentloll tooclltema to be IOid. . : • ·' :•• e' · ' ' . -• , i I · · lite aclilresses are pJbll- ao One pllllllar attraction will be . · tbat tbo8e wlio lnHIId Uke to be a "taste testing boo411" wltb Mrs, llloulhlfUi, CUI be, William. Downie, chairman, Here, you can taste the "goodies" and THE AMERICAN LUTHERAN llten JlUl'Chase the recipes !or Churcb Women of lite Sl. Paul your favorites. A real "oo It · Uld Sl. John Lutheran Cbure~ )'OUrself'' deal. rtstm us v.acm,,. long overme reunion. LORI ANN LOHSE, daUghter o! Mr. and Mrs. James Lohse, bas drawn a nice comment by Ron Pataky, mualc and theater critic o! a Columbus paper. Self-ex]))anatory, the note said: · "Prize Winner: Try UUle Lori Ann Lohse, dsughter or WTVN disc jockey Jim Lohse, whose commercials !or Lazarus have to be the best lllu!r on the local AM BERTONE b8 SHEET Center Cut West Virginia f.otted Meat•• :. •••••••• - 1oe ~Jled Kraut ........ !"-10e ·HJminy ••••••••••••••••• '!3 -lOe ........ Chopped •••••••••• ~-10~ ....... . Kale . Navy Beans•••••••••••• ~~-10~ .,.:......,...""". Beans •••••• !"-10e ' . ...... Pinto Beans••••••••••• ~"elllloe auzlMI ·Spaghetti............ m.aa10~· Bis-Mix••• ~ •••••• .............: 1oe Morillo '"'"- c..........w Corn ,..,.. .....Bread Mix•••••••. J*I. 10e Flap Stax Mix. •a •••••• ~*~· 10e Purity Salt, iodized •••• ~~t. ... lOe. Purity Salt, plain ••••• ~. IlL 10~ Ballard's Biscuits......... Joe Pillsbury Biscuits•••••• ~ 10~ Custom Pop, all flavors-10~ :3 .60 CHOPS . a ••••••••••• . Community Corner · lt.llh Hoeflich ' ;t . \ Train, train, sound that whistle the contest Is on! Meigs Couni;v's 3,400 children In the first through tbe eighth grades are Invited to participate Ina trainthemed poster contest planned as a pniiiloUon !or tbe annual Cbrlstmas seal sale olthe Meigs COUII(y Toberculoels and Health Association. 'l1le seals picture trains. Prizes in tbe poster contest? ......... ON LARGE SHIPMENT By Charlene He has been at both Unlverslcy Hospital and the GahaJllla Nursing HOllie, and Mrs. Watson, In Columbus !or the holida,y, brought him to Athens over the weekend. Besides being with her husband, Mrs, Watson, while in Cohunbus visited her son, Jimmy, and sonIn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Andy SUnunerfield and daughter, Renee, i:herrytona 4x8 Sheet S3.90 Virginia Luan ~s4.35 4x8 Sheet Special! Reg.~ Antique Birch With battery, ear .s5.90 HOGG & ZUSPAN WAYNE GmBONS, with Standard Oil !or 30 years before leaviQithe company last spring, was one ci oeveral honored at an annual recognition party held In Columbus last week, n was a gala eventrv out for Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons - dinner at the Christopher inn, a performance o! Holiday on Ice, and a gift !or Wayne, HOilllAY HAPPINE!B !or MaxIne Arnold was spendlll{ tbe lOili weekend with her daughter, Susanna, 111111 herflOIICe,PaulFI!zgerald, both students at Olivet College, Kankakee, Dl. Maxine jet!ed to Chicago, Dl., last Wednesday and wao met there by Susanna and PauL The spent Tbanksgivill{ with his perento, Mr. 111111 Mrs. Clarence L, Fitzgerald d Fowler, Ind., with Uher members d the !amlly, Mr. and Mro, Roy Fitzgerald and !amlly d Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Hall and family COIIII!W lor the dinner, 'l1le re at ot the Ume Mrs. Arnold apem wltb her daughter at tbe colll!le. She returned home s..m.r. Mason, W.Va. 773-5554 MATERIAlS CO. L-..:.:.:.:.::,;_ ___________________ -f Participating , Srores Now CHRISTMAS GIFTS Your Choice Of M.anylt&ms Giving Sl.OO christmas Gifts Kitten end boot planter, Bobbling He•d Dogs, Decoreted Platts, Birds, Vues, Trivets, Salt and Another hOliday to tempt tbe cllocolate Pepper, Lemps, Christmas S.lt & Popper, Candle Holdors, Tea Pots, Cup and Saucer, Pig Banks, Potted Compote, Basket, Jewelry Boxes, Pltchera, Serving Trays, Fawn Family, Ash Trays, "ree Tickets Cltl'~· 3 ROLLPKG. CHRISTMA~ WRAP . . S.t, Spice Soli, Silad Sots, .00 ' Basketr. Hanging Purott, Apol'hocary Jar, China For The Mal'lln Your .Ufe Popular North Woods fancy plaid patterns in warm [Jannel, aSBOrted colors, in sizes S.M- •soo TREASURE CHEST IN DEC. 2 AT 6:00 PM· 1- $25 Girt Certificate, 1-$20 Gift Certificate, 1--$15 Gift Certificate, 1-$10 Gift Certificate, . I I . - FISHNE!J' $ 99 1 • NYLON HOSE. lD see if your white service shots ore Ill that Y<J11 wanlond need, to carl)' JOU t!Qh the lonetst illy. 1lleti d!eek NurseM.ttes witb the exclusive tush· ionod f11tures to ease you throtlfh the Illy ......,., illy. See Nurtf.Matts ·11 .fiA 8•1• 'I'BlTRSDJll' Otalg fRESH CUT-UP hlcken 2 pr~ sloo CERTIFICATES th~dti'RIDJl~fJnlv . GRADE ASMALL -- ' and 3-$1 Gift Certificates . 1--$15 Gift Certificate, 1-$10 Gift Certificate, 3-$5 Gift CertHieares, 4-$3 Gift Cert~ates, and 3-$1 Gift Certlfleates DEC. 16 AT 6:00 PM 1--$15 Gift Certificate. 1-410 Gift Certlfieate, 3-$5 Gift Certificates, 4-$3 Gift Certlftule!l, and3-U EGGS 'PHIL AID'· . (NO PURCHASE NECESSARY) HOliDAY lilTS. •h.S.~Sili'IJRD.tl' ONLY MOOTZ / THESE RULES APPLY: 1. Winning Numbers 'Will be Pooled Each Woek At Participating Stores 2. Each Participating ·Store WIJLGive Fr.., Ti~eto 3 Winners Have 1 Week to Claim Gift Certitldal<ls · 4. Gift Certificates Must Be Redeenuol by Jan 1~, 1968 5 · Drawings Held AI FallllPn Home Bank Pll!fldng Lot 6. ·An Tickets Good For Final Dra1vill.lli ' f I ' uadDe \lu ·4: :lervfee Co. The Star Supply Bdwe. Eller'& GuH Servlee Snaek & Chat Resltlurant Bradford Auction & Fum. Racine Q:ome-Natiolllll. Bllllk SPONSORS: · Weaver's Skiff Workll · Raelne Home Laundry . Raelne Recreation Center · Blg iFoozWolfe C. & G. Egg CO. EJlOD'I SobJO Be~ -·-~····~ - Armo~r's Star Slicetl ;. SAUSAGE lb· 59~ ' LADIES HOliDAY D·USTE·RS . sa.9l BACON ~s9~ 4 HI·C ORANGES 5 ••••••••••••• .... PUFFS 2-..89~ MARStiMLLOW ••••••• CHOC. CHIPS=. : ·1 DAN DEE iracle · lp::..,,4 Easy day •••- ·2 4601. FMtAL TISSUES ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET Racine Dept. Stol.'e Special! Bob Evans ••••••• MITYGF Aline's Beauty & DreBI Shop Raelne Ful·Valu Mkt Racine Garage · lobluon's Radio & TV Wagner Ulmlware Wald Cro&6 8Gm VUlqe CUt Rate Raclne Servlee Station lbe Club Rel&llll'lllt FRESH PORK STEAK••••••••• ~ 49~· FRESH Bc:JnON ROAST •••••••••• ~ 450·' . ,RESH PORK NECK BONES.:19.~! FRESH SPARE RIBS••••• _ ••~b. 49~ 0. VALLEY WIENERS .2 ~ 9· 9:~· JUICY FLORIDA DEC. 9 AT 6:00 PM 1-$25 Gift Certifieate, 1- $20 Gift Certificate, Rockland PERCH FOR 39~~~·. Redeemable At Participating Stores 3-$5 Gift (;erflflcates, 4-$3 Gift Certlflratea, "WAITRESS CHECK, PLEASE!" ' 12·Values to $1.99 *Whistling Locomillffil *Friction Toys *Ding·A·Ling Telephone *Broneo Double Holster Sets •·4-Piece Fire Fighter Sets *Play Doh Fun Factory Jr. *Maestro Twin Se&-Banjoletw and Uketi~ GIFT FROZEN FOODS !···· SuguCNam Setl, W11te FLANNEL SHIRTS Christmas ' Flgurlnes, Cookie Jar, Caddy Sets, Coaster Sets, Go Dogs, MERCHANTS ~. .. ' French City Pork Values! Decanter, Cutting Board, each 1-125 Girt Certlflute, 1-$20 Gift Certiflute, LEROY WATSON, wbo had two bed falls this year, Is now at the HUlcrest Convalescent Home at Atbeno !or therapy. 2~ sloo Selections From All Points of World second and third place - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -··-. First, otcourset Trains, · ;,.; -, prizes will be given ln. the age categories of first III~h !ourth grades, and fifth through eighth grades, Electric trains wUt go ID the first place winners, while second,llllll third place wilUIOrs In the tW1i'grade groups wUI also receive train&, smaller, perhaps windup models. The winning posters wUI be dlspla,yed In Middleport 111111 PomerDJ, and deadline !or entries Ia Dec. 8, Mrs. Manning Kloos, executive secretary or the sponsoring group, wUI vi sH each elementary school In the county Ibis week to discuss the contest. n hall been emphasized that parents may assist their children with Ideas for entries, but are not to do the work on tbe posters •• , that's only fair. BON BON COOKIES phone & carrying case lb. ' cans 200 ct. I �WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES For Rent I p. m. Day before PubllcatiOM Monday Deadline t 1, m . tllltollltlona . & Corroctlon 1 Will be J~cce""'d until 9 ;~. m. , 0 , DIY of PubUc~lon. REGULA.T'IONI T!'l ~ Pu)llsher re:ur ves the rtght to o•(ht Ol' rt>ject any ads dtflmed ob· ectlonable. Tho publiahor will not ~~ ~ re1ponslble for "'oro than one In· orrett IMertl on. RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cent1 per Word one ln•rt lon Minimum Chuge 75c 12 unts per ord three conuculivr! lra~ r t: ons . 12 cents .,., word [~the ,n~ ~' rl i;) nt , con1tcuttn · 15 per cent DII~Unt on palcl 1 · a ·.n ;~(l s Pflld within 10 Claya. C ARD OF THANKS & OIIITUAR , $1.50 for 50 word m inimum. h to<~ nll word lc:. BLIND ADI :· ~rt it l on ;a l l Sc Charge per Aelvlr ,•:. rl t ose ment. OFFICE HO.URS 1· 30 1 . m. to 5:01 p. m . Dally ~.3J a m. to 12 :00 Noon $aturd!ly IT' S EASY TO PLACE A WANT AD ,4_ - -- ..,- Notice Gun: Shoot H•ms-~ Hog-Bacons $YRA,CUSE tA!-LfARK Dec. a:-1 P.M. Snow, ~in or Shine !HOTGUNS ONLY HAM AND BACON Shoot, Sunday, Dec, 3, I p.m. at Isaac Walton Farm, •ponaored by Chester Firemen. 11-2&-4TP I WILL BE OUT o[ my ofli~ from Saturday, Dec. 2 to Monday Dec. II . Dr. Ray R. Pickens. 11-29-3TC \, THURSDAY. Nov. 30th, at the Soortsman's Bar, the TriCounty Boys String Band. Entertainment at its best. All le281 beverages and good food. Located at the Crossroads off Route 124 and 143. Everyone welcome. 11-29-2TP HOLIDAY SPECIAL ON COLD WAVES from Nov. 21 lhraulh Dec. 29. S15 now .12.50. • 1UO now flO, •10 now •.so, Ruth's Beauty Shop, Muon, phone 'I'IJ.IIII. 11·1t-3GTP NO HUNTING or Trespassing on my property at any time. Leroy Lawrence 11-28-3TP CUSTOM BUTCHERING and will buy hides every Monday, Phil Meier, 1192-3510. 11-29-TFC HYMN SING, at the Freedom Gospel Mission. Bald Knobs, Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. and the Duncan Quartet. Public is Invited. 11-~TC RADJO AND TV REPAIR, Call 742-4738. for information. Charles Eugene Bowles. lt-29-m Wanl..tToluy · WANT TO BUY OR mADE FOR TANK, capaclt)' from oae lo three lbouland pllaD. mUll ~ Ill fair condltloa, for hutInC water, llGIItlet, M. W. RIIDylll, ....... Rldp RoM, liiDemllle, 0. 41'113. 11-lf.lote A 11fl3.64 or 65 one owner car direct from owner Call Wl-9105. 11-Z'l -3TC \ ~ ., SIX ROOM apartment, ! bed. rooms, unfurnlsbecl, S dosets splfe, bot water hell, etoft room, outside porch. Phone 9t2-5307. II 8 tfc 4 room apartment furnished. Phone 192·3651. ' 17 lie ForS.te ' ' I• .• 4oor'-~m FORD,' t , . , eyUnder, .new tires,,.,._ JO!I!l :• 2 SIGNS OF QU.LITY 1962 CHEVII,OLEt . . , 4 Dr Bel Air 8 ~ill e.,g: ' ' ' .. ' ' ' · ' · · · · · · · · · · · f'750 lor, .;.dio, heater, ;.'ioite ~~~ ·~~e''f"b:fSitS~tlea elean• inter- = 1964 OLDSMOBILE lzy1>.1mlc 88 HT Sed,n, aioi~,;.;ti~ i~aM· p;,;.~~ .si . . $1595 brOil:..., radio and heater, vinyl Interior, maroon and 1963 FORD .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .. . ,1295 ~ngin!J 4 speed trans., ciUial wheels 9 11. I Ton Stake V 8 stake. Like new tires. :)111rp. fiOO; 19st lli!ernaUooial IIi l01l ' • · plelaqi, ' ~ , trani~ repair $'15, ll Gauge 8h01p. Bt'OIIIIIna automaUe rib bar- · rell, like· new, $100, Phone CoolvUie 1117-.1154. 11.JI.7TC 4 ROOMS, BATH, storage buDding, out of high water, needs repair, a good Investment for · ,1,000: Phone tt2-JS4S. 11-2Un" . ' !!OLID STATE STEREO, 1887 ~ walnut Blereo ·conoole with 4 speaker, 4 automatic changer, take over paJmeilll of f5 per noonth or pay bal· ance f71.20. CaD llft.32i8. 11-17-6TC Pomeroy Motor Co. OI'EN EVES. 9•0!1 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. " " ' - - - - - - - --- - - - - Phone 992-5385. 10-18-tfc Fors.le STEREO RADIO CONSOLE, MIXED HAY, 40c II bile, IIIII WERE OU SATISFIIiD stereo wiOt AM & FM radio FURNISRED Rlld unfurnished one 1!81Di riC, IIIII GMC tJ'It<. WITH YOUR FUEL OIL deluxe floating turntable per· apartments. Rowley I Reed. SERVICE LAST YEAR? lor, CoOtact, M. W. RaDyoD, feet condition, take over pay. IF NOT, CALL Phone 99t-3574 after 4 p. m. ~ Ridge Bold, J111o11n. of ttl per moriOt, or PaY to Sl lfe ville, Ohlo G'IJI ll·lf.IOTC Pomeroy L1ndmark • ments balance •118.10. Call m.mt. 992·:!181 COLLECT 11-rt.lri! FOUR ROOM AND BATH POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ Budget plan, metered tlekel• _ __ _ , _ t -.; , and treatOII fuel. APARTMENT, unfumllbecl, miniature, f75 and up. Stud SEWING MACHINE: SINGER, In Pomeroy, pbone 9fU385, service and poomlng. Pboae slant .needle sewing machine • POM:ROY 11-II·TFC 19U443. 11 s tfe equipped to zig zag, balance 992·2181 t48.56 or lerm11 can be ·81'1'811I • 1flfl SEWING MACIDNE, ful. ged, can m.~sa. 11-17-6TC !)vhJ;c Salt' ly equipped to zig ug, fancy Jack W. Ca , Mgr. AUCTION, Saturday, Dec. 2, design, dam, sew In zlppel'll, - - proven Cl\'}lel ·cleaner 10 a.m. on account of other etc. Layaway, Balance til· 1968 STEREO, lovely walnut- THE Blue Lustn Is e.,.y on the console wiOt AM & FM redlo, business interests the entire 70, Phone M-2115, budget. nest~ loraotlen this set oold much rusher, stock of the Neigler Grocery 11 7 Uc colors. Rent 'lectrlc alulmthis set has morel Blorage, will be sold. This is ail clean pooer Baker Furniture. take over payments of fS per new merchandise ; a chance LOSE WEIGRT safely wiOt Del ll.fl-6'l'C to buy your Christmas groc- A-Diet tablets. OniJ •. NeJ. month or pay balance due .113. 441. Try It in your home, eries and candies at your son's Drug, I IJ IIOtc EARLY 'AMERICAN call m%831. 11-27.cTC 1968 price. Also will sell one 114 STEREO, handsome maple ft. self service display case rot'ATOES. Clarenct Proffitt, console with AM I FM radio,' 1967 FORD Galaxy 500, 4 door (unless sold before sale), and Portland. Phone S0.225C. sedan, power brakes and po- 4 speed BSR lntennb: doanR· other •rticles. Be sure to be 11 s tic wer steering, V-8 automatle, er, resume payments of t8 there. Located in the village per monOt or pay· balan~ of Antiquity 11> miles up the 3500 miles. priced to sell. SINGER MODEL 86, In nlet river from Racine, Ohio, on due •11111.24, call 992-2838. walnut sowing table. loob Call 992-2472. After 5 caD 11·2'1-6'l'C State Route 338. Harriet 992-5748. 11-28-TFC and n1111 lllre ne11, luUy Neigler owner. Terms cash. equipped to zig zag, 1110110Not responsible for accidents. gl'am, butlonbole,. ele. Pay It FURNITURE. Antiques and Cot. ONE BLACK RIDING MARE 64". 4 stllckln81ett. bl:!Ze face, Sale conducted by the Bradlectors Items, two vlollna .and paymenfl •uo eadl Ill' tsO ford Auction Co.. Racine, broke tG ride, one black IDare ' one guitar over Jtio years 'Of~ cash. Phone tn-21115. pony, Arnold Grate. Rutland. Ohio. 11-28-3TC Miscellaneous itema. phone 11 7 tic 11-29-3'I'C after 5 p.m., 985-3851 Long PUBLIC SALE, Saturday. Dec. KNAPI' SROES, Clift's S h o e Bottom. 11-28-'ITC 2, II a.m. The personal pr<>SINGER Sewinc Machine. 19f/ Repair. Complete !G1oe Serv· perty of the late Allie Cahoon model In beautiful cabinet. Ice. Middleport. 11 5 :ltltp PICK your pup now. Will hold will be sold at public auction until Cbrlslmas, A.K.C. Reground drop.ln bobbin wiOt dial at lhe rellldence located on St. COLDS, RAY fever, linus istered DachBhound, poodle,. control to make zl~ ~~~~~ deRt. 1M at the east edge of slrn stitches. buUonholes, Hours of relief In e'tf'Y SJna. Austrian terrier. toy lox ter· Wilksville. Ohio. Antiques and I 1\f. Kennel, Five blind hems. etc. Will sell lor rier. C. Time CllJ!I!ule. .1.41 value collectors' Items, .•olld cherry Points, Pomeroy. 11-28-'ITC $68.50. Nothing down, ttJ,50 GDly lie. Su!I!I!M!I'I t1Jar. 4-drawer chest, walnut center mondtly. Phone Raventwood. macy, New Haveu. table. walnut gale leg table, 2'13·9193. 11-29-'ITC 18 2Z Utp Seth Thomas clock, rocklnK chairs, small secretary, on SINGER TOUCH lo SEW, • 65 Pontiac _ $2195 ...lEst.,.~ lamps. few pieces of Ironstone, series. Lovely two tone pas. FOR SALE, FIVE BOOM Roseville and Meken china. Ventura 2 Dr. Hardtop. Potel blue. FuUy equipped to HOUSE, baOt. I bedroom!, wer st..,rin11, Po...,. brat.., glass medicine bottles with buttonhole, fancy design, ele. nice Jot and prage, priced Automatic Trans. a low milestoppers, stone jars !rom 1 to automatic bobblll re!ID, Orlg. age one awner ear re11011.1ble, JIIIOIIe Ill Jail~ . 20 gallons, 2 wooden rakes. lnaUy t331.15, tM.4D now dai 11-IUTC picture frames, mirrors and and 88lllllle balomce. 'l'flde. various small items. HouSe1M accepted, bone IIIZ 1185. FOUR room house, baOt and hold, Frigidaire refrigerator, 65 Pontiac __ $2595 hall, gas fumace. t4500. Ann 117tfc Sunray gas stove, oak table. St., Pomeroy. Call S$Z-2685. coal cook stove, "Belknap ETHYLENE GLYCOL Base Bonnevllle t Dr. Hardtop, 11-211-3TC Full7 eauipped in<. tutorJ Bountiful - over 70 years old" , permanent antlft !Ill!, •llt air eo!ld. Vrry sharp Inside Maytag washer, gas healing per gallon. 1'omeroy Homfi and out. stove, radio, Zenith portable 10 30 tfc and Auto. TV, library table, Krohler living room suite, floor lamps, GUARANTEED USED Tires. wool rugs, oak gun case, oak ts.IS up. Pomeroy Home and · Bt.AETTNARS CucKLER REAL .EsTATE . plank bottom chairs, cloth bot- \ Auto, 10 30 tic ;· I'OMEROY - Two story, 6 ,,. room home, bath. cellar, gas lorn chairs, oak bed and oak dresser with mirror, Iron bed, PILE is 10ft and lolly, eo1on 1fANT A GOOD BUn IIJiiG. furnace, block garage. Out RR IeWing llllebiDe lilT of high water. $&,000.00 wooden bedstead, White sew- retain brlllllnc:e In carpe11 ing machine, couch, 1955 4cleomed with Blue Lultre. model, !!led 01111 1 ~......; ' POMEROY- Five room home, door Chevrolet, 6 cyl. stand· Rent eleclllc Shampooer t\. aet dill for idg aq~, faey baOt, cellar, enclosed back ard shift, miscellaneous, platBaker Furniture, 114TC atllehel, butblllllolel, IJJIDd. porch, corner lot. t2,500.00 form scales, step ladder, oil beml, etc., will 111!11 fll' "'· !!RADBURY - ' On Rl. 143drums, glass sbowcase, meat FACI'ORY REPAIBED IIIO:S, IIC!Iblng down, .. IIIUilllliJ, One story borne, AlumlnUIII saw, tree pruner, wool tier, guaranleecl, regular IRad, aD call lbvelllwuod m.s. aldlng, ~torm doors and wJn. blacksnake whip, fruit jars, sizes .IJ.SO each, pbone John I . U.afi'C dows; 5 rooms, bath, level hose, rakes and shovels. varW. VanMeter, 8yracu1e lot. ts,500.00. ious small items. Not respontt2-2'118. 114SINGER SEWING Ji.tCHJNB OOVNTRY IIOMI!: - LEBAN· sible for accidents or loss ol , In lovely !leW!Dg table, doel ON TWP. - ONE ACRE property. Terms, cash day of REPOSSESSED 1968 stereo r• aD regul!ll' HWing, pt.. &I 2 story 7 room home, 4 bedsale. The estate of Allie Ca. diD combination. AM-FM flequipped for faney Zll Zq I'OOIDI, half bath, cellar, boon , John Schilling, Adm. dlo, 4 speaken. AD speed destgna, butlonho!te, overstorm doors and windOWJ, Lunch served by Wllksville changer. See and hear 1n calli, etc., anly 1 monthly several otber buildings. Medtodist Church. Carnahan your home before buyln1• paYIIItDtl of tU7 per week, S8,54JO.OO. Auction Service. Col. Jim Car. $2.10 per week or pay balance pbone tn-UI&. 114TFC HELEN TEAFORD, · nahan, auctioneer, Col. Dan of .IOU2. Call t112-m4. SALESLADY Smith, apprentice. 11-29-ITC 11-28-TPC . Sli'GE!l SEWING MACIIINI •azs ---leWI lornnl and oeitrlt: ALB~ M. Cox, B..., LOOK - BeauUful colored con:, zig Ill equipped 1o but1G11lfZ.Illll IIN83G 1!(')11 ~All sole TV. Jll.lnch screen. Wu hole, IIIOIIOIP'BJD dll'll e1e 11·211-3TC DON'T Pump JVUI' lholll'b tssus, now t4tU5. Get new 1e1r1 lib new, ~Y orr 111j: aepUc tank, get Klean Em All & .• • : •• ~ .... Standard encyclopedia set menta t8 udl, phone aeplle lank cle.._, ....... tree, Try In your home. CaD f112.1815. ll·U.TFC mull Farm Bureau. 11·21-TFC 11-21-a'ro HU'II4. 8Usinessse Colitlct: •' CHARLES' USLE Syr1cuse, Ohio .. . . . "" ELDERLY LADY for housework and cooking, phone 992-5251 for Interview. 0 . Hlndy over Liberty Theatre. Middleport. 11-29-TFC For Rant FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 rooms. bath. adults preferred, phone 992-5435. 11-29-TFC _.. •1. --- •Aluminum STORM WINDOWS For.,,.. Estimates and •Aluminum Awninp .AI;.mbtum Siding . DOOU e~lnum Railings •C.r Portl · .htl01 • Blown In IIIIUiatlon ~r Call Collect 532-alt . . ' ! .•. E-jllr E. White, 404l2 So1 4th St., Ironton Rtp,...ntatlve In Thla Area 20 Y•rt v. V.Johnson&'SOn - -- PHONE "2·11$6 - A GOOD REN'Il ON Tanners Run, Racine, RD 2, S bed·. room Isolated home, garage, . rumpus room, on beat, large basement, baOt, bot and cold water, spring, drilled weD, and large garden, t50 a monOt avaUable on or before January I, 1961, Esther West, phone 949-2889. 11-28-6'1'C .• , J22~4thAn., 'Ht)'itDA · , ·s.~vaa • I ·· 0 • •; '. .. . . LUMP COAl · C!N• 111111* , ..Cit.., ,Ito...... . CALl. MON. THRU F"f II ·naiAWUNGI j)I!EN 7 TO 7 . ' JAYMAR CoAL· RT. 7 At The Meiptl\ll . O.JILi County LJ~. PH; 99u4o• READY • MIX concrete dell'f· e.l'lld rigbl lo your projcd. . Fill and Ill)', Pte; fill. illites, Phone . . . Goeg. leln Ready • Mil Co., MJddle. port, Ohio, I 30 Uc I BUDGET PRICE lurnllure on our third Door budget 11\op. Bakel- FtirnJture, MiddlepOrt, ? If tic Oblo. CUJmSS DArRY BEEF Qreeding. sersl~' for ,IDJOD!! ·~ *'tere. 4!J PWI' ~ I'Ome~Yt Ill' IllS.,., ~­ NotifY by a a. m. for aloriiin& performanee service, I p. 111. afternoon servlc:e. No ·Jtotft. Ising after 8 p. m. .for the 18Rie day. ' ' ' ~~ fl 30tc . ' SEWiNG MA~ "pair aervlee; aD mates. WY t-~ The Fabrie Shop, Poino · eroy. Autborlzed Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen ~· · . . . . s-5uc e.Jti, llultt TFC, 5 RESTAURANT, fully equipped In Rul1ad acrou from Rullalld Jl'unlllure, leO Amold ' Gnte It lhe Fumlture 11ore. JI'ACI'(JilY RBPAIRID WIDE UNCLAIMED FREIGRT, 8 u.zurc OVAL T1RBS, ........,.., new zll zag sewing machines ---.11.10 acll. Jolm w. ,.... wiOt ., year factory cuaran. ter, tn-r/11, lee naUonally advertlled 4 room a~ fumllhed. 11-JI.'I'P'C brands to be sold for Pia. 111 rn. f.17-tfe ---and lrelsht, totals of ft$ liVE ROOM HOUSE, I .:re each, can be paid at fS per "lNE three rriom apartment. paund, 111!11' Ralland. MWIJ month, we will deliver to your ab new, all eleclrlc, range dec:orated llllide IIIII aa1, home to sew on them to make unit and waU oven, atalnleu - - See Arlald Gr*, Jlll,. sure lllil you are completely ateel sbik, completely modlaild. , •• ere uti&Red, call tn-2838. ern, Phone 18UZ7J, 11-17.fi'C II)•-· stor• BEsT PRICE paid !Or stand· lag umber, ,poplil', - . ~ nut. ay~. ash, !fa,., _ ~.... No Joli' file!: Iii'. too' lillie. Can MariO& ..,.. ~. Bel. WI.,lilian, W. Va. ...,.;;...._......;..;..._..., Pbone 71UH7. I NEIGL'ER Bulldln~ SUpply _lor EXQll£NT. !Ae~l pla~~t -of a building . good hornet. lonR .mg •n lllil~ lo1111 avliilabJe. Call the .duate. Nelgler Store. 949-a. Close,( Sundays. Kee~· ·~merlca · fila all Free and go to churcl{ oo Ute Lords Day. '• �WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES For Rent I p. m. Day before PubllcatiOM Monday Deadline t 1, m . tllltollltlona . & Corroctlon 1 Will be J~cce""'d until 9 ;~. m. , 0 , DIY of PubUc~lon. REGULA.T'IONI T!'l ~ Pu)llsher re:ur ves the rtght to o•(ht Ol' rt>ject any ads dtflmed ob· ectlonable. Tho publiahor will not ~~ ~ re1ponslble for "'oro than one In· orrett IMertl on. RATES For Want Ad Service 5 cent1 per Word one ln•rt lon Minimum Chuge 75c 12 unts per ord three conuculivr! lra~ r t: ons . 12 cents .,., word [~the ,n~ ~' rl i;) nt , con1tcuttn · 15 per cent DII~Unt on palcl 1 · a ·.n ;~(l s Pflld within 10 Claya. C ARD OF THANKS & OIIITUAR , $1.50 for 50 word m inimum. h to<~ nll word lc:. BLIND ADI :· ~rt it l on ;a l l Sc Charge per Aelvlr ,•:. rl t ose ment. OFFICE HO.URS 1· 30 1 . m. to 5:01 p. m . Dally ~.3J a m. to 12 :00 Noon $aturd!ly IT' S EASY TO PLACE A WANT AD ,4_ - -- ..,- Notice Gun: Shoot H•ms-~ Hog-Bacons $YRA,CUSE tA!-LfARK Dec. a:-1 P.M. Snow, ~in or Shine !HOTGUNS ONLY HAM AND BACON Shoot, Sunday, Dec, 3, I p.m. at Isaac Walton Farm, •ponaored by Chester Firemen. 11-2&-4TP I WILL BE OUT o[ my ofli~ from Saturday, Dec. 2 to Monday Dec. II . Dr. Ray R. Pickens. 11-29-3TC \, THURSDAY. Nov. 30th, at the Soortsman's Bar, the TriCounty Boys String Band. Entertainment at its best. All le281 beverages and good food. Located at the Crossroads off Route 124 and 143. Everyone welcome. 11-29-2TP HOLIDAY SPECIAL ON COLD WAVES from Nov. 21 lhraulh Dec. 29. S15 now .12.50. • 1UO now flO, •10 now •.so, Ruth's Beauty Shop, Muon, phone 'I'IJ.IIII. 11·1t-3GTP NO HUNTING or Trespassing on my property at any time. Leroy Lawrence 11-28-3TP CUSTOM BUTCHERING and will buy hides every Monday, Phil Meier, 1192-3510. 11-29-TFC HYMN SING, at the Freedom Gospel Mission. Bald Knobs, Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. Dan Hayman and the Country Hymn Timers. and the Duncan Quartet. Public is Invited. 11-~TC RADJO AND TV REPAIR, Call 742-4738. for information. Charles Eugene Bowles. lt-29-m Wanl..tToluy · WANT TO BUY OR mADE FOR TANK, capaclt)' from oae lo three lbouland pllaD. mUll ~ Ill fair condltloa, for hutInC water, llGIItlet, M. W. RIIDylll, ....... Rldp RoM, liiDemllle, 0. 41'113. 11-lf.lote A 11fl3.64 or 65 one owner car direct from owner Call Wl-9105. 11-Z'l -3TC \ ~ ., SIX ROOM apartment, ! bed. rooms, unfurnlsbecl, S dosets splfe, bot water hell, etoft room, outside porch. Phone 9t2-5307. II 8 tfc 4 room apartment furnished. Phone 192·3651. ' 17 lie ForS.te ' ' I• .• 4oor'-~m FORD,' t , . , eyUnder, .new tires,,.,._ JO!I!l :• 2 SIGNS OF QU.LITY 1962 CHEVII,OLEt . . , 4 Dr Bel Air 8 ~ill e.,g: ' ' ' .. ' ' ' · ' · · · · · · · · · · · f'750 lor, .;.dio, heater, ;.'ioite ~~~ ·~~e''f"b:fSitS~tlea elean• inter- = 1964 OLDSMOBILE lzy1>.1mlc 88 HT Sed,n, aioi~,;.;ti~ i~aM· p;,;.~~ .si . . $1595 brOil:..., radio and heater, vinyl Interior, maroon and 1963 FORD .. . .. . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . .. .... .. . ,1295 ~ngin!J 4 speed trans., ciUial wheels 9 11. I Ton Stake V 8 stake. Like new tires. :)111rp. fiOO; 19st lli!ernaUooial IIi l01l ' • · plelaqi, ' ~ , trani~ repair $'15, ll Gauge 8h01p. Bt'OIIIIIna automaUe rib bar- · rell, like· new, $100, Phone CoolvUie 1117-.1154. 11.JI.7TC 4 ROOMS, BATH, storage buDding, out of high water, needs repair, a good Investment for · ,1,000: Phone tt2-JS4S. 11-2Un" . ' !!OLID STATE STEREO, 1887 ~ walnut Blereo ·conoole with 4 speaker, 4 automatic changer, take over paJmeilll of f5 per noonth or pay bal· ance f71.20. CaD llft.32i8. 11-17-6TC Pomeroy Motor Co. OI'EN EVES. 9•0!1 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. " " ' - - - - - - - --- - - - - Phone 992-5385. 10-18-tfc Fors.le STEREO RADIO CONSOLE, MIXED HAY, 40c II bile, IIIII WERE OU SATISFIIiD stereo wiOt AM & FM radio FURNISRED Rlld unfurnished one 1!81Di riC, IIIII GMC tJ'It<. WITH YOUR FUEL OIL deluxe floating turntable per· apartments. Rowley I Reed. SERVICE LAST YEAR? lor, CoOtact, M. W. RaDyoD, feet condition, take over pay. IF NOT, CALL Phone 99t-3574 after 4 p. m. ~ Ridge Bold, J111o11n. of ttl per moriOt, or PaY to Sl lfe ville, Ohlo G'IJI ll·lf.IOTC Pomeroy L1ndmark • ments balance •118.10. Call m.mt. 992·:!181 COLLECT 11-rt.lri! FOUR ROOM AND BATH POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ Budget plan, metered tlekel• _ __ _ , _ t -.; , and treatOII fuel. APARTMENT, unfumllbecl, miniature, f75 and up. Stud SEWING MACHINE: SINGER, In Pomeroy, pbone 9fU385, service and poomlng. Pboae slant .needle sewing machine • POM:ROY 11-II·TFC 19U443. 11 s tfe equipped to zig zag, balance 992·2181 t48.56 or lerm11 can be ·81'1'811I • 1flfl SEWING MACIDNE, ful. ged, can m.~sa. 11-17-6TC !)vhJ;c Salt' ly equipped to zig ug, fancy Jack W. Ca , Mgr. AUCTION, Saturday, Dec. 2, design, dam, sew In zlppel'll, - - proven Cl\'}lel ·cleaner 10 a.m. on account of other etc. Layaway, Balance til· 1968 STEREO, lovely walnut- THE Blue Lustn Is e.,.y on the console wiOt AM & FM redlo, business interests the entire 70, Phone M-2115, budget. nest~ loraotlen this set oold much rusher, stock of the Neigler Grocery 11 7 Uc colors. Rent 'lectrlc alulmthis set has morel Blorage, will be sold. This is ail clean pooer Baker Furniture. take over payments of fS per new merchandise ; a chance LOSE WEIGRT safely wiOt Del ll.fl-6'l'C to buy your Christmas groc- A-Diet tablets. OniJ •. NeJ. month or pay balance due .113. 441. Try It in your home, eries and candies at your son's Drug, I IJ IIOtc EARLY 'AMERICAN call m%831. 11-27.cTC 1968 price. Also will sell one 114 STEREO, handsome maple ft. self service display case rot'ATOES. Clarenct Proffitt, console with AM I FM radio,' 1967 FORD Galaxy 500, 4 door (unless sold before sale), and Portland. Phone S0.225C. sedan, power brakes and po- 4 speed BSR lntennb: doanR· other •rticles. Be sure to be 11 s tic wer steering, V-8 automatle, er, resume payments of t8 there. Located in the village per monOt or pay· balan~ of Antiquity 11> miles up the 3500 miles. priced to sell. SINGER MODEL 86, In nlet river from Racine, Ohio, on due •11111.24, call 992-2838. walnut sowing table. loob Call 992-2472. After 5 caD 11·2'1-6'l'C State Route 338. Harriet 992-5748. 11-28-TFC and n1111 lllre ne11, luUy Neigler owner. Terms cash. equipped to zig zag, 1110110Not responsible for accidents. gl'am, butlonbole,. ele. Pay It FURNITURE. Antiques and Cot. ONE BLACK RIDING MARE 64". 4 stllckln81ett. bl:!Ze face, Sale conducted by the Bradlectors Items, two vlollna .and paymenfl •uo eadl Ill' tsO ford Auction Co.. Racine, broke tG ride, one black IDare ' one guitar over Jtio years 'Of~ cash. Phone tn-21115. pony, Arnold Grate. Rutland. Ohio. 11-28-3TC Miscellaneous itema. phone 11 7 tic 11-29-3'I'C after 5 p.m., 985-3851 Long PUBLIC SALE, Saturday. Dec. KNAPI' SROES, Clift's S h o e Bottom. 11-28-'ITC 2, II a.m. The personal pr<>SINGER Sewinc Machine. 19f/ Repair. Complete !G1oe Serv· perty of the late Allie Cahoon model In beautiful cabinet. Ice. Middleport. 11 5 :ltltp PICK your pup now. Will hold will be sold at public auction until Cbrlslmas, A.K.C. Reground drop.ln bobbin wiOt dial at lhe rellldence located on St. COLDS, RAY fever, linus istered DachBhound, poodle,. control to make zl~ ~~~~~ deRt. 1M at the east edge of slrn stitches. buUonholes, Hours of relief In e'tf'Y SJna. Austrian terrier. toy lox ter· Wilksville. Ohio. Antiques and I 1\f. Kennel, Five blind hems. etc. Will sell lor rier. C. Time CllJ!I!ule. .1.41 value collectors' Items, .•olld cherry Points, Pomeroy. 11-28-'ITC $68.50. Nothing down, ttJ,50 GDly lie. Su!I!I!M!I'I t1Jar. 4-drawer chest, walnut center mondtly. Phone Raventwood. macy, New Haveu. table. walnut gale leg table, 2'13·9193. 11-29-'ITC 18 2Z Utp Seth Thomas clock, rocklnK chairs, small secretary, on SINGER TOUCH lo SEW, • 65 Pontiac _ $2195 ...lEst.,.~ lamps. few pieces of Ironstone, series. Lovely two tone pas. FOR SALE, FIVE BOOM Roseville and Meken china. Ventura 2 Dr. Hardtop. Potel blue. FuUy equipped to HOUSE, baOt. I bedroom!, wer st..,rin11, Po...,. brat.., glass medicine bottles with buttonhole, fancy design, ele. nice Jot and prage, priced Automatic Trans. a low milestoppers, stone jars !rom 1 to automatic bobblll re!ID, Orlg. age one awner ear re11011.1ble, JIIIOIIe Ill Jail~ . 20 gallons, 2 wooden rakes. lnaUy t331.15, tM.4D now dai 11-IUTC picture frames, mirrors and and 88lllllle balomce. 'l'flde. various small items. HouSe1M accepted, bone IIIZ 1185. FOUR room house, baOt and hold, Frigidaire refrigerator, 65 Pontiac __ $2595 hall, gas fumace. t4500. Ann 117tfc Sunray gas stove, oak table. St., Pomeroy. Call S$Z-2685. coal cook stove, "Belknap ETHYLENE GLYCOL Base Bonnevllle t Dr. Hardtop, 11-211-3TC Full7 eauipped in<. tutorJ Bountiful - over 70 years old" , permanent antlft !Ill!, •llt air eo!ld. Vrry sharp Inside Maytag washer, gas healing per gallon. 1'omeroy Homfi and out. stove, radio, Zenith portable 10 30 tfc and Auto. TV, library table, Krohler living room suite, floor lamps, GUARANTEED USED Tires. wool rugs, oak gun case, oak ts.IS up. Pomeroy Home and · Bt.AETTNARS CucKLER REAL .EsTATE . plank bottom chairs, cloth bot- \ Auto, 10 30 tic ;· I'OMEROY - Two story, 6 ,,. room home, bath. cellar, gas lorn chairs, oak bed and oak dresser with mirror, Iron bed, PILE is 10ft and lolly, eo1on 1fANT A GOOD BUn IIJiiG. furnace, block garage. Out RR IeWing llllebiDe lilT of high water. $&,000.00 wooden bedstead, White sew- retain brlllllnc:e In carpe11 ing machine, couch, 1955 4cleomed with Blue Lultre. model, !!led 01111 1 ~......; ' POMEROY- Five room home, door Chevrolet, 6 cyl. stand· Rent eleclllc Shampooer t\. aet dill for idg aq~, faey baOt, cellar, enclosed back ard shift, miscellaneous, platBaker Furniture, 114TC atllehel, butblllllolel, IJJIDd. porch, corner lot. t2,500.00 form scales, step ladder, oil beml, etc., will 111!11 fll' "'· !!RADBURY - ' On Rl. 143drums, glass sbowcase, meat FACI'ORY REPAIBED IIIO:S, IIC!Iblng down, .. IIIUilllliJ, One story borne, AlumlnUIII saw, tree pruner, wool tier, guaranleecl, regular IRad, aD call lbvelllwuod m.s. aldlng, ~torm doors and wJn. blacksnake whip, fruit jars, sizes .IJ.SO each, pbone John I . U.afi'C dows; 5 rooms, bath, level hose, rakes and shovels. varW. VanMeter, 8yracu1e lot. ts,500.00. ious small items. Not respontt2-2'118. 114SINGER SEWING Ji.tCHJNB OOVNTRY IIOMI!: - LEBAN· sible for accidents or loss ol , In lovely !leW!Dg table, doel ON TWP. - ONE ACRE property. Terms, cash day of REPOSSESSED 1968 stereo r• aD regul!ll' HWing, pt.. &I 2 story 7 room home, 4 bedsale. The estate of Allie Ca. diD combination. AM-FM flequipped for faney Zll Zq I'OOIDI, half bath, cellar, boon , John Schilling, Adm. dlo, 4 speaken. AD speed destgna, butlonho!te, overstorm doors and windOWJ, Lunch served by Wllksville changer. See and hear 1n calli, etc., anly 1 monthly several otber buildings. Medtodist Church. Carnahan your home before buyln1• paYIIItDtl of tU7 per week, S8,54JO.OO. Auction Service. Col. Jim Car. $2.10 per week or pay balance pbone tn-UI&. 114TFC HELEN TEAFORD, · nahan, auctioneer, Col. Dan of .IOU2. Call t112-m4. SALESLADY Smith, apprentice. 11-29-ITC 11-28-TPC . Sli'GE!l SEWING MACIIINI •azs ---leWI lornnl and oeitrlt: ALB~ M. Cox, B..., LOOK - BeauUful colored con:, zig Ill equipped 1o but1G11lfZ.Illll IIN83G 1!(')11 ~All sole TV. Jll.lnch screen. Wu hole, IIIOIIOIP'BJD dll'll e1e 11·211-3TC DON'T Pump JVUI' lholll'b tssus, now t4tU5. Get new 1e1r1 lib new, ~Y orr 111j: aepUc tank, get Klean Em All & .• • : •• ~ .... Standard encyclopedia set menta t8 udl, phone aeplle lank cle.._, ....... tree, Try In your home. CaD f112.1815. ll·U.TFC mull Farm Bureau. 11·21-TFC 11-21-a'ro HU'II4. 8Usinessse Colitlct: •' CHARLES' USLE Syr1cuse, Ohio .. . . . "" ELDERLY LADY for housework and cooking, phone 992-5251 for Interview. 0 . Hlndy over Liberty Theatre. Middleport. 11-29-TFC For Rant FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 rooms. bath. adults preferred, phone 992-5435. 11-29-TFC _.. •1. --- •Aluminum STORM WINDOWS For.,,.. Estimates and •Aluminum Awninp .AI;.mbtum Siding . DOOU e~lnum Railings •C.r Portl · .htl01 • Blown In IIIIUiatlon ~r Call Collect 532-alt . . ' ! .•. E-jllr E. White, 404l2 So1 4th St., Ironton Rtp,...ntatlve In Thla Area 20 Y•rt v. V.Johnson&'SOn - -- PHONE "2·11$6 - A GOOD REN'Il ON Tanners Run, Racine, RD 2, S bed·. room Isolated home, garage, . rumpus room, on beat, large basement, baOt, bot and cold water, spring, drilled weD, and large garden, t50 a monOt avaUable on or before January I, 1961, Esther West, phone 949-2889. 11-28-6'1'C .• , J22~4thAn., 'Ht)'itDA · , ·s.~vaa • I ·· 0 • •; '. .. . . LUMP COAl · C!N• 111111* , ..Cit.., ,Ito...... . CALl. MON. THRU F"f II ·naiAWUNGI j)I!EN 7 TO 7 . ' JAYMAR CoAL· RT. 7 At The Meiptl\ll . O.JILi County LJ~. PH; 99u4o• READY • MIX concrete dell'f· e.l'lld rigbl lo your projcd. . Fill and Ill)', Pte; fill. illites, Phone . . . Goeg. leln Ready • Mil Co., MJddle. port, Ohio, I 30 Uc I BUDGET PRICE lurnllure on our third Door budget 11\op. Bakel- FtirnJture, MiddlepOrt, ? If tic Oblo. CUJmSS DArRY BEEF Qreeding. sersl~' for ,IDJOD!! ·~ *'tere. 4!J PWI' ~ I'Ome~Yt Ill' IllS.,., ~­ NotifY by a a. m. for aloriiin& performanee service, I p. 111. afternoon servlc:e. No ·Jtotft. Ising after 8 p. m. .for the 18Rie day. ' ' ' ~~ fl 30tc . ' SEWiNG MA~ "pair aervlee; aD mates. WY t-~ The Fabrie Shop, Poino · eroy. Autborlzed Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen ~· · . . . . s-5uc e.Jti, llultt TFC, 5 RESTAURANT, fully equipped In Rul1ad acrou from Rullalld Jl'unlllure, leO Amold ' Gnte It lhe Fumlture 11ore. JI'ACI'(JilY RBPAIRID WIDE UNCLAIMED FREIGRT, 8 u.zurc OVAL T1RBS, ........,.., new zll zag sewing machines ---.11.10 acll. Jolm w. ,.... wiOt ., year factory cuaran. ter, tn-r/11, lee naUonally advertlled 4 room a~ fumllhed. 11-JI.'I'P'C brands to be sold for Pia. 111 rn. f.17-tfe ---and lrelsht, totals of ft$ liVE ROOM HOUSE, I .:re each, can be paid at fS per "lNE three rriom apartment. paund, 111!11' Ralland. MWIJ month, we will deliver to your ab new, all eleclrlc, range dec:orated llllide IIIII aa1, home to sew on them to make unit and waU oven, atalnleu - - See Arlald Gr*, Jlll,. sure lllil you are completely ateel sbik, completely modlaild. , •• ere uti&Red, call tn-2838. ern, Phone 18UZ7J, 11-17.fi'C II)•-· stor• BEsT PRICE paid !Or stand· lag umber, ,poplil', - . ~ nut. ay~. ash, !fa,., _ ~.... No Joli' file!: Iii'. too' lillie. Can MariO& ..,.. ~. Bel. WI.,lilian, W. Va. ...,.;;...._......;..;..._..., Pbone 71UH7. I NEIGL'ER Bulldln~ SUpply _lor EXQll£NT. !Ae~l pla~~t -of a building . good hornet. lonR .mg •n lllil~ lo1111 avliilabJe. Call the .duate. Nelgler Store. 949-a. Close,( Sundays. Kee~· ·~merlca · fila all Free and go to churcl{ oo Ute Lords Day. '• �u~ ' ':• ' ' .:b ·• . •' • ' ' ' ' • ' . • ,. ' ' • 'file ~ ~·· Pllil...,o,y.)f*leport; 01; N!Jftmbtr 18, .., P~o:~l~ttg_~~ ~~es~nt~~ orl Sunday ~ J~~qlealied :i. re /If' n /a ted A Union Middleport ;m. x- Four County IlJibrary Meeting in PoJl\ ~roy Fri 0 .·. .Two Candidates Aroun,d' lloli~~· DJOJM, The Qllllllbaa .... ~torDte. at the 1:311· li lild • I)I8NIII 111 the .tunlor Ice ol ihe MfddliiiGit~ led . •f:!!!'·of the ehurcb ..ut. Cbrl8t.. , . Aapia ~ Wild>. Dlrec:te!l br Be r .. ~ be preallilwd Gil Dec. Sclteo, tho plqlot tell · ' · dlarp ot the a c:hlid'a roaOIIOII iQ • ·ato.,. Of llrL Seltoa baa the birth of Cllrllt. ~ Dewl m CllrfmMa OVGilla tor the elllrdl bort hal the loaclq , ..W.,To!- and will be ulllllid with the playlet wlllch will' ilo~ PI8NIII 111 Mr1. ~ Rloe. ed by 24 junior choir membora · lnoos1ume. SINGERS COMING Final rehearsal for the playlet will be held at f p m. Satur The LemJo.r Singer a rrom lltdday at the ebureh, ' • well wlll 'be at revival .m... The amual Chri-s program at the F l - . Melbodllll of recitations by cblldreo of the Cburch, Wedneldl)' nlaht, New. primary and -besll>net: depart. 29, at 7:30. ' I , f Held Recently - . • Tile GILfORD • YU1r .. aty&.d console In srained Walnut color, or &rained Maho11•nr t:olor, 23,000 Voltl Picture Pow.r. 61,4• Ov•l Front-Mounted KODAK" CAROUSEL 850 zoom Greater dependability! Fe"r ..nice problems I Evary chassis connection :~.relully handwired for araatar d• ~ ~n dabi l ity, fewer service problems. Kodak Carousei850''Siide Projectors ':a au~atlc focusing Of each slide, remote control to c nge de, forward or reverse or automatic change ' every 5, 8 or 15 seconds. High or low biigbtneiS con- . trol: ll,a~e now during the Camera Sale. eratlon by ;the present leslala- Seal7 II chalrmall of tho ture." 1 I ' Soab' welrt 8lrthor to &I!' that Houae Select Comllltu. 011 Till a "~ revtlllon'' of Revlslm which Ia 'ti01'klnl oPorOhio's ~ atructure Ia needed adlcallJ em-In& the leslslallve and will be enaeted by the le&receta lD come 1111 wllb a plan lalature, llbldl reconvenes JilL for l'OY8IIIPinl the state's Iocal 15, "U ih• people l&lderstand tax atructure. u. said Wemeldl)' he .... theHeprob'lam." urr;cl' the councy otnclals 1101 IIDOiklnl tor tho committee, to COO(lll'ote ''ID bring about "beciuae final aetloo b&B 1101 this Ullllel'lllndlng." yel " - taken by the conunltIt ~d be aile to &I!' that t.ee."' On the oilier hand, Soab' Ia the bUI f tt)e commlltee ftnal11 lbe dla1rman and he DOled that r~s to lbo lUll House the conuntttee had been will ~ a klsaln8 C<Ualn to the char&ed with drafilnl a bW "u pllll Seal7 outlined Wedneldl)'. lit bll propoaal the personal rapidlY u poaalble," adllinl: )II'Oilll'tl' tax, both taDIIble and ''Fundalilental Revision" "We hope to e&rl'7 out thla lntan8D>l•· ...Wd be abollahed. pou ~ INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT aa~ont In time for Ca~llcl- tm GET GtJIIIGI ONlY 21 Open Friday:Nights Til ·9:00 I'Also Of,en All D1y Thursd•y• aa walld the proaent Income taxes itvled by 11 Jm1!11clpalltlea, The proaent mumclpal Income · walld beformula blended Into the cllllrll>uUon for . the counll tax and taxpsyero In munlcillallUea ..,.. po.ytng more than 1 per cent Income tax would eontlllle paying the blabor rote. The counll Income tax nue would be dlltrlbuted "to all unlll ot local govennnent 1.!1 a malhematlcal mamer that t'IC· OIJII&es no1 only present needS but also future growth lild changes 1n needs.'' Sealy said tho 1 per cent IncOllie tax would take some of the pressure o1r lbo real eatele l'l!Y._ '' Tax Bo(Jst Blocked Party Dec. 5th SYRACUSE - "Thankaglving PratW' ...s reed In 111111011 for devotions when the &Illshine Makers Claoo of the First United Presbyterian Cburch met recently In the cbureh annex with the president, Margaret CottrUI, presiding. Secrela1'7 and and ' Dr. Lacy Rice Of Belpre is PTA Speaker :llleO .. . ' But mi)roberl m. 111 MICHAEL L. POSNER tervl by UPI were unWASIIINGTON (UPI) - The movec! 11'1 ~tlon arkill' Houao Ways lo lolelllo 8'JIIIOI!Is that the proposed 10 Conunlttee remained u ada- per coni Income tax aurdlarp, mantly 11111-tax lnereua aa iiVer wlllcb theJ voted to abelvo Oct. today, cleoplte ..... !Gill! hour& 3, ,.. needed lD re<\ICe the of araumenll from Prosldonl ~ delicti, !labt lnflat!M, , Jomaon'a 1op fllca1 advlaerL and 1alealb' ellmblna Interest " Trea8UI'7 Se'crelar3' llalry H, Fowler, lluU!t D Ire c tor· ~Cuts Presented ,,,. Lharlel L, S<hultze lild Cbalr· BY THE UPl Th01 al• Clll)l't&aed little WASHINGTON - FORMER man William McCheSIII)' Martin IIIQiie titan pertunctorr tntarelll Prosldenl llwlabl D, Elaenbow· Jr., ot the Federal Reserve hi the admlnllllratlllll'l plan to or 'has dOIIated bla ahOltplaee Board were ctetermlnecl lD tr)' cut I federal spending by ...1 Gelt;y&burg, Pa., farm to t h e apln toclq In snolher IISaim blll,loo. even tiiCIUab It had be& nation as a national hlllorlc lite. before the taxwr1t1ng plllal. ElaeMower and bls wI f o, I Mamie, will eontlnue to occu~ taken: d Mr r. an a. &bert W, Sloon of Pomerw RoUto 1, are IIOWICq the birth of their llrat cblld, a aoo. The lnfllll, 11&111ad Timotlll wel&bed ,... ., )JOUIIdl lild l3 OIIIICOI, He wu bon! Motlclal, New, '17, at llollpltal, GaJII»>OIa. · • lild Mrs. James Walbr of Pomaro.r Route 3, are the malmlal .........-; and the polemal gr........-.. are "'-L Wavno a.vne "'""" lild the Iaiit Wa.vne ~~ Pomeroy Route 1• Mrl. ooyowl J.ona of Pomaro,y lild Mr.Mldill and Mra. Lalll'8IICO Wr"o! .._ ~ are the 'IfNI - Handbag w-. ~ OUR GIFT CERTI FICA YES tbNNiE • ALWAYS PLEASE' Put on your holiday oest and your elegant mood and co aJ,ve after 5 in shimmering silver 8 nd gold shoes I me . Pick a glittery, trim pump, or Black or White Peau de Soie W1th Handbag to match. Light up the evening! See~ in Seventeen. $9.99 to $11 .99 !"--=--- ,. . ~7 tho hollae and uae the .farm facllltlea <llrlng the pneral'a lifetime. Bul afterward& caatrol of the farm, adjoining the Ga. iYIIbUrl National Cemelor71 will so to the Government ana will be ClpOIIed to Vtlltors, the White . H111ae announced Woclrleadll. " Identificatio~ Sought Of Two 'EHS' Youths creased colla como !l'om .,_ foreoment o! this lllw the Incroaae Is ~a new rosponslbUIcy~ rsther !ncreues _,G. ani ill ~lng what baa alwaya a reiiJIO!Islbll!il' of ~about..:~~ :r:":at'"f10 per cent ,.:;era tax of the cases where children are 1101118 Ieabillllon said congresatonil on ADC pl.)'lllentl there are pullli8 oi 111 Increase tbls y - fathers capable 01 IIUJIIIOrllni ..U •'lmpoalible." the ;yuunptera, He estimated the IUIIIIIa1 aavtnss If the rathera paid up would be about $5 programs 1101 bearing directly on the VIetnam-· Chalrmlll Wilbur D. Mills, DArk., who sat silent thrwab Wedfteada.Y'S hearfn& plannocl to question the three otnclall :!I:"L ave~ ""':! mUllon. Anre was ellliD8UIIhed 111 the Mlcldlepe>rt Volun18er Firemen Wlllnesdl)' Nr. aed Mra, Staal01 Jclbn&OII, Racine 1101111, hucampieteclher tralallv at the OldoSiale School of coamotol~ and 11 now ....,. ployed at Marie'• ~le Poll Ill Syraeuae. Mill JolmiOII 11 a ......... til SOUther1l Hl&b School in Racine. 0::: ::: !Conservation Fild..· Shown: · .. . ~ · the m......., llurllll IOOial bour, de- • • .TIIltu ·~<;;'···.· .,· TwJPl.a4..,....., NOY.II-.. . ,,,; I ' 1.• Naf~ . ' :t·t' ',_ ' .-: ' by aeel- ' " . . '• Crowning of Children To Feature Festival bers attheLadlosAIIldliaryo!the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depart· mont. The two yowwotors !lllllled as "MissiDdMr.Sno•Oake"wlll be &elected oo the beSII o! the most contrlbulk>n• made oo be· hslt at the some 30 cblldrentakIna part at ths rote at a pe!llll' a vote. Judge a will be Mrs. Mollie Hill, Walter stewart&lldBobHoenicb. The festival will got underWII at 6 p m. 11111 booths a0t up for • lho "j,yW ..,..m leature baked a coid1'7 - · I grab bal table c:aDiiY llbop IIJhjiCIIII, goOdl; piDII · ·~·1 pme, · '·-~""" ......,_ pGUI ... ttem• IIIII there wtn be aoltdrlnka &lid CGI!ee IIIII oandwlcheo for sale. PrlzetwUlbeawardedtoall pll)'iqf the same•A psrt d the proceeds will be used to purcbase cillllb' trea\ll whleh will be prell!lded to cbll· ctrenattho SyracuseareaoolJec, 24 wben SaiD makes bls 8lllllla1 IIIJIIO&I'antO under aponaorsblp d the auxiliary. Door prizes will be awarded perlodlcali.Y ilarfJw the e...U. of the fellllval. MINDY LONG Yugoslav City lfit PrOJe ' ct ' By Quak~ - .McCarthy in 4 Primaries prllliarlea. WASHINGTON (Um.:. Sea. McCartiiY said In a lllatelnd Eupne J. McF artilY, !).lllnD., at a - s conference called lo IIJIIQIIIlCed today he will enter .-eo forlllallY u a cancllDemoerBII• prelldenllal prima- dote lhat be cloea 1101 aee In bla ries In WIICXIllln. OreP. move "1111' JII' CIIII throal to tho Callforula and Nebruka- U. unltJ and the lllrenlth of tho said he Ia doing ao becouae be Ill Democratic parcy," CGDeomed the JohniiCIII admlnlsHe reiterated earHer oxtrat!M aeoms to have aot 111 pressed feellnp lhat "there Ia llmlta Cll the prlco It will po.y IIJ'OIIIna ovlcillleo of a deepening for military vlc:lorY In VletMm. moral crlala In America: MoCartlt)' slid he will decide trualratlon and a within tWG weeks wbether to Dlac:cdllnt, cllopodtkla to extra iepl-lf not challenae Prtelcleul Johnaon'a _,pO!Icjea al., 1n the :Muaa- llleiPII - mllllifeatAIIlons Of .~ ~ n d New ~ofdre protelt." McCartiiY said bls declaim about :Muaachuaetll will citpeal principally upllll 11!8 rutoome at a mellll•g thla Accident Blamed On ley Highway •, . , -, • Extend.ed m Tune ~"'~---~8 . HERE ARE more of the 30 eonleatenll for the Mr, and Miss · Snowllake Utle In the Chrlstmal prcmotlona1 Jli'OII1'III' of t b e Ladle• AUXIliary at the Syracuse Volunteer Fire DepertmeJt. They are: Plllllp Hoocl, 1, ..., o! Mr. and Mrs. HarOld Hoocl, Lincoln Helgbta; MindY L<q:, 4, daughter of Mr. 81111 Mrs. Richard tcq:, MiddlepOrt; Kennelb Edward Kiql, I, and Uaa Kine, children at Mr, IIIII )Irs, Kenneth KIQI, PunetW, weekend of that IIIAIII>'I Democrallc ..,..un!ltoa. The New HaJ11111b1n prlmarJ BELGRADE (IJPI) - A earthCiual<e odonla toda.Y and psr coni of the bulldtnp illln~·=~r~\ clcy of Dehsr, Beigracle B ft~. . At least seven persons weie ported killed butmore....,ofa!tlri ed burled In the rubble, Yugvolav army unill _.. to Debar, which lies ID u ~a[i1 ~ oarthCI~=ualce:::faWt: ·~,el~i~ with runs adoWn huge to Greecea persons were & reoort m Lake Ohrlcl em Maeedmla. The ..11 quake wasfeltlliii'Q....,: oul the region and In Europe. It slllljli)Od lions lines to Debar, banlan -r, and lngs In nearby cludlrw Slrop!Je, the capital, tbe radio aalcl. Price Hurt II flrJI. It CODIOI nut Mardll2. Wlac011aln Ia April 2, Nobralka ""' 1' llllCI Orep May 28, Leslie Price, Callfllrnla J-- '- The llaa,.. Ill fair coodlttoo clilllltllll'lm&l7_Ia Aprll30. ' •· uy~ -at~ · • ' LISA KING KENNETH KING PIIIUPHOOD ' · ' - ' . . . . . . . . .ted Hclou1 rtl'l'tlhlnlntt wen iltl'V· ed 117 the flrllll'lde homeroom When a man has put a Umlt on what he wUI do, h~ has put a llllllt on what he can do. -charles M. Schwab, American induatr)allllt. d •• UNDA .JOIIII80N UNDA JOHNSON, daUJhler o! And JtiUI sokl to him, "If you call} All thing~ <!rt posatbl< to him wlw bt!Ntle~."­ Mark 9:23. ovellinll - ·::::::::::::~:::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::i:i~::::::::::::::~!:::::::::: HI.__, DIDihlra. ' clenl. FlretnOD llllll""red a call to the Hobson yltdllD (lUI out abUrn· Ina bUilcllqj. TheY clld jUII thai. Loter, bmlstlption disclosed !bat~ In the areabadtn· teat10111lb' aot nre to the strue· tare to remave It from the site. It .... Ulumed the lire ...Wd reiUDio today, It .... lllllldmoolb' ...... to IIUI'ChaM &1'111 William Amalt wu QIIOinled chalrman lD llrvMIIIiate IIIII purci1aM 1&11111. U. llad also caataetad.,. tborllbia COIICOl'll!ng the 0 1 d lruclt pulled Gil the pi----' and ~.... thai ~~--. rrmed.It walld be .., Tho llrll IJ'Ide reeolvld the -·' _.... IIIII - . ;" ;;•• tala prlllnl. · . Dr• a•... 11\'8 •...,.. bd8nll1111 Ialii on dlntal hoallll, fOL. lOnd wtt. ll'CIQP clllcuiiiGD. The ~ grade homeloom llllllllrl will be hoatAiasel to Ute ~-~ . ~ ~~- ¢ coorta. He char&ed that failure olioIP""JIIIlllliU: PfOCill~ IIIII: ~ lo ' enlld uiefr. IIUJip&l' cal 51jppOrl talei '-'·orCillltl'lbUtlcf • C~of.U.IIIIIIMr;SDOW• ftJr hiallet taxes. to a great extent'' to lncreaalng Oake will hlcblliht & holiday leaThe formula for cuttlni ~ o! the Aid to Do.pendenl Uval to be llll&ed on Dec 9attllll spendlni called for a 2 per cent Cblldren program. ' remetlon In IPVeflllllllll po.y"Keep In mind," he told tho Syracuse ElementarY SchooL rolls and a 10 per cent cut 1n all cOUIItY otnclala, "that U 1n- stagllil the foatiYal are mem- projector J'ti)alred, M ~ Oblo lllirarleo,, idl'l!d.. - lfll II aUIIIblt. tnlkin of all atato IIIII federal er lllllerfala oudl ulilllll, , _ 81'111111 and lid )II08riiD8, ell.. lie doe\111101111 lrlbutla! of atal8 doCUJ!I8IIII and . azlnes are aloo - cOf)l'dlnatiOII of ell llbr&l'7 aeUvltle• 011 the state levol. u sale IIOUI'CO o1 achOOI operating rovenuo. lndlvilllal .....Ues eoold levy addltlmal personal iDCOJne tax, "pim· back" Cll the 1 per cent. Same Tax 0. Bualaess He said the 7 per cent 11&111'• for the tax .., bUalaeaaes 1181 dolermlned by a Battelle Memorial lnatl- abldl' and ~ lean the aame tax bUrdea oo blistneas u Is placed Cll It by the personal proper\1' tax. Also aueaklnl to tho COIIII\Y otnelals Wemeldl)' waa Lyle Lee of Lima, a state Welfare Departmout olrlclal, who urged cwnties to spend tho needed to enforce a new law craeldng clcnm on falbero who fall to 8IJRIOl'l their chlldrell. Lee pOinted rut that the law, wbleh req.dres councy welfare departments to llle non-support charges against abaent fathers Bble to ~ their cblldren, would moan extra work for proaeeutors, llherllfa, and II•• Announcing Birth ~ ~% Oblo'a ill'"'dll)llll, ,.,...... 1, ~ v sgonc!M Wid ~~.• '1 IIIII orderlt eliplnlioD ,til all tldeat ..., 117 ._. If tax I treasurer relM)I1.8 were awrov.. ed and $56.25 clear was reported on the EleeUon Day dinner A free will olrerlng wu Tho amual Christmas pan;v will be Tuesday night, Dee, 5 In the church IIIIOX, potluck ~ ner ID be aeftled at 6:30 wltb lito mala Item ID be ~ Fried Cbleken. '!'here w1n be 111 oxehanp of $1 gllta, and a gram con4aeted by lolarlliU'OI Wlnob....,..r. · Election ot otneera ,., d 1 eeusasd. Naom!I...toavollllteered .. prellclent and the IICI'etary, Esther Harden, and All· nea Wbitel treasurer were retained, • Plllll MrO made to aervethe recepUGn for the !lflveaterThelll ncldln& to be held In SYRACUSE - 07, Laq Rlee tho e1unb December 22. Hfl. of Belpre .... the .... ~" en Diddle wa1 ~ chair- er When the PI' A met In the man. •chool llldltorlum with the vlcoDuring tho aoclal bour delle- prealdebt, Vlrlillla Flaher, preI..,, retreabmonta wen ••ed stdlna. by the hoateao, Gonevlev.SclllllSoerata1'7 and -.urer r&der, to Esther !lflveatet, E.. pOl'll wwe -vred u read. ther Harden, Naomi ~ Hel- A dnaatlan waa lD llle en llarrla, lllarllJU'OI Cottrill lild TB lo H Aaan. ldarpret Wlntbrennor, ' The lllllt >'Oied to P01 tor rr--< the cll&lllng of tile audltarlwn driPIO, npalra Deeded on the 1111np, IIIII to han the IIIOYia Mr. and Mrs. Sloan and Come Alive After 5 !! ~ ~"'~~ ,ale THII~C:I'\AV NOVEM~ER ~0. 1967 ,OHIO NO. 162 run today, 22 ,000_ Volts of Picture Power • Custom "Perm•Set" VHF The qu•Hry gtHs in belor• the wmo ..-.e~ .I ' : 1ne ~u~mg • VHF/UHFSpotlite Panels•Automatlc "FrlnP._ xk C1rcuit • Tone Control ,7'*fl" ~ ~ c 3 EST IN PERFORMANCE 1 ~ ~ 32,000 011 pnerai...,,Jeell,\ .. 11,,. lOoks an..SlDIII!W'P· nual clloliur,_tl bid . '$; 118111 allll _.-1, ed a1molt $5,000. , '\:. ""o '!ler llbrlrle1 llllllf While the ·llbral'7 flrllt beiP, «. '$. ter-llbrarJ IIOI"ffee .llld In on a llmlt4d bella, It Ia 110\ kill to eauiiiJ . - . reapoaalble !'Or proWidlni lldiC!I' 'Ji IJnoarlel, Balik - - !IN maliGn and ather aenlCOI. for· "' ,:. ede to the llbn1'7'• - . I Has le.U: ~lectrlc eYe exposure contro~ compact and llghtwelgllt, Hu adjustable pistol 8J'Ip. Save on lhls fine camera during this aale. HANDCRAFTED ~ ~ c&rl'7lnloutihelra.tlea. The le8111iaturo llllPfOill"lated $1,000 for addllloaa1 bOoks and ......., ruiN l!lll'erniDJi tho llbrali; placlllllt In the care of the IJritBIIIOl'· It was open onb Uln8 111id0111 of the lelialalllre and boOkl were loaned only to alate olrlclala or their .-etarlta irnl then only !'Or li limited time. Later Je&rl 11w the llbr&l'7 ..,.nd In Jlllinber o! volumeo. By. the end of 1872 there were 5,964 law boC1ka and more titan aly of GOP Wants Business, ersona4 County Income Taxes Projector Kodak lnstamatic · 118/Mvie C..meras Around, Pomeroy Speaker. XX see It-the . MrL Marjorie Cunnlnabam and Mr. Robert Moore Of the Clllreh of the Nazarene. aanc "Transformed." She accompanied at the plam, The eloalng Pf!U'er ,... by the Rev. SoUers. Recital Planned lndlreCII1toall~ ~ ~coU;tiori ·~~~~ .llilO~OOO ~ a~lllnd ated $9,500 11 for the .,........... dl,...etlollal'7 use. Foitunatel1 for lal8r Oldo1110, he aetod 1q1011 bla bellet IDthevaluelnbOCka. Wblle ID J'ldbdolphla, Gover· nor Wortlllnilm , 11*1!: $945.6'7 for 509 booka. Theae bOok• were the ,...leua .til the llrlll state Llbr11'7, , The llrat bOoka and werutlacedilboVottitlllateaudttor• 1 office. ThOJ' were lD be uasd In provldlnl !nfot'maiiOtl for elected otnclala tO antst In You Kno" ThlllltiiMPI ·~ Jatercoa ,... led li7 tha, Pau!Seliera d the United Brethren ~ "- al• read the acrtpturo lesion and .... tho IIQtora1 prayer Eleanor Kay SCtmetclor p~ay: ed .. Cll'8lll prelude and . bide and acoompoaled tor~ grepUonal ~. The "-'wak. enlnl Cilorue" 1181 111111 b7 Roae AM Lisle. She al., pla.Yed for tho Rev. Stutler, a1ng1ng, "Jt~~~a Is the Sweotelll Name 1 Know .. MrL A. 0, Lee read aa ...U. : :.."The Origin Of Thinksglv- Attr•ctlve ContempoWQ. ~·ill'"' . :t} ~~ ~""tr-~ s1gg.ss ~mllllall ~to~ Velma~ the Reo. A. E. llllller oi the Cbureh of the Naprena w!1on Ua1m Senlcea wen held Wedneldl)' ~~ In the flrlll Unit.. 1111 Prelb,rt8rlan Churcb. . The call to lli>iililD and m. vocatlan - • 11'1 die 'lleJ. )Vot>- - ·. brarllll. · !til · Mila 0.11' was formerly act- come • ataat pro. Ina ataf.e llbrarlaD rrom 1983 vldlnl valuable .er.icoa to oCbto 1988 and """ livea a ope. or litllllbiiiODI llld dlreell.Y and cla1 eltlitfGoo ·I'IIC«<Il7 for , her · work. . · ' thtr. .Libr&1'7 'l'be )I8Jp l:ounl1 J!oolcmci!l)e Ia o bOCka Senlco il- a lli!'l. til .the state ail well ,u a otPDizaThb year the lion. . •. I ; Ohio state Libf&l'7 II cbllerY· lit the IIWIIIII8t .Ol1817, Oblo'l Ins Its 150th ilimlverl&l'7 Mrs, Governor ThOmU · WorilllnaiOO Ia MeiSJ .ilbrar- ,ltiurneYed lD t!Hiija,t to lnYe.. IIIL · tlpte the edmlnlalratlott of varSince ltl follndlns In 1817 the loua state ~·· The Ohio State Librlll')' .hal llfOWII ltGm G..,el AaiilmbiYIbad 11lPf'1Pl'1- LJbi'&l'7·~ SYRACUSE - Tho 'l'hankqlv- lng ......... .... cla1lvwred by \ Ina � 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 29, 1967 eichinger johnson white