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Copernicus is one of the The effect produced ~.• 11 moon's famou~ "ray" craters. photographs Is that of 1. jUt A person w1th a pair of 1wasteland, IDexpressiblX .~ binoculars on a good night can late and inexpressibly~ clearly see the crater-gouged "The word for It," • 1 at some time in the dim past by NASA official, "Ia faoo!OIII." • ~ · WAsHINGTON (UPI) -The ' tailed picture of the great moon ' photograph "provides new lnforphotograph was fantastic. Its crater Co_pernicus taken by mati?n to . scientists wbich dimenslona and clarity were of Lunar Orbiter 2. certamly will lead to better such proportions that many who "It is the finest picture ever understanding of the processes saw It sought to reduce It to obtained by man of Coperni· and structure of the moon." common terms. cus," . said Dr. Martin J. The picture was taken by "It looks like my backyard," Swetruck Wednesday . when the Lunar ~rblter 2-launched by said a New Yorker. A Virginian space agency published the : the Nat1onal Aeronautics and thought it more like "a crab's remarkable moon picture. Space Administration (NASA) eye view of 1 sandy beach." Swetnick, a Lunar Orbiter Nov. S,-as It flew 28.4 miles But scientists were exultant program scientist, said lhe above the mooo on Nov. 23 at and called It the "picture of the . . . -· HONOR SOCIETY --sixteen Eastern High School students were tapped for the Nati6nal Honor ~iety in ~ecent ceremonies. T~e~ are, seated, left to right, Janet Holsinger, Twila Karr, Vicky Pooler, Kathy Gnffm, Nancy Karr, Karen Car· ter, Pat Smith; back row, Jenny Dean. Lenora Michael, Ann Holter, Tom Osborne, Patricia Boring, Louise Michael, and Pat Bahr. P~.o' 'J .. Q.ueensberry j -·:::, ~ i"E:-~ii Santa Coming by Boa't F s t d p d. Mueb eolder wltb cold wave toulght and se&«ered soow Ourries, low 8-18. Mucb colder Friday. 1rds for automobiles cover· lng everytblng from bead· rests aDd llt&t belts to alpal lilbts and-dashboards. ...., _ :,F.::;::= or a ur ay ara e ~:\::te::~,n!pp~tb ~.: EHS Sneaker r models. · ·' f Qulse be Speech ·Prof. James Qulsen· the Society, gave the meanln! Oslwrne; Juniors chosen were introduced Pro · n rry. berry .of Ohlo ·Unlverslty was of the symbols; Dllvid Heaton Pat Bahr, Twlla ~a_rr; An~ He te~ches and. studies speech speaker rfor ;a recent assembly the meaning of Character; Lin· Holter, Kathy Griffm, Vicki at OhiO University and Is min· program at l!:astem }ligh da Henderson the meaning of Pooler and Pat Boring; Soph· ~ ister _of HeT?I~k Grove and School ~ the NatiOI)al Ho~- Scholarship; Sally Mora the omores, being provisional mem· Orange Christian Churches. or Socl~ ot \the school tapped meaning of Leadership, and bers, were Louise Michael, Nan- ! Nancy Karr, ~at Koblentz. IS new memliers. ;Ron Orr the meaning of Serv· cy Karr, Jenny Dean, and Jenny Dean, Tw1la Karr, Ann Howlifd Parker, , allvl!or of ice. ' Lenora Michael. IHolter an~ Pat Gaul sang a the SOciety, outlined Its ptir- · Students who are permanent ! Jackie Bahr opened tbe pro- .song re:lat1ng to 'Thanksgiving. poses: Mr. itorman Baltr, prln· members of the Society are gram by leading the students Linda Spencer read a poem enclpal deicritied how 'students Jackie Bahr, Linda Spencer, in the Pledge of Allegiance. A ~ltied,"The Touch of the Mastare -~ Jn' which eaCh teach· Richard Douglas, Edna McCoy. [trio, Vicki Pooler, Janet Fick, er's Hand." er was asked to rate tbe 'stud· David Heaton, Linda Hender- .and Twila Karr, sang "How Executive Head of Eastern, enl,t, · from one ·to six. son, Sally Mora and Ron Orr. IGreat 'Thou Art," accompanied Mr. Reibel, congratulated the Siudeirta · bad ~ ·85 aver- Tapped from the Senior class 1 by Sally Mora. students ~ Mr. ~nberry 8nd best ·fil!re chosen. were Janet Holsinger, Pat [ Richard Douglas, a member closed the program With a benpmldent of ISmith, Karen Carter. and Tom of the National Honor Society' ediction. • Tbe staadarda were "lnlt- Ia!" requirements. Automaken have until Jan. 3, 19117 to make criticism or sugpstloas. Under tbe law, tile I(Overnment Will publish Ita I flaal staudards at tbt ead of January. ~"W'*"'''"'kl'"l~¥""1'¥·~ Captru.·n of Unlucky Sht•p Disliked Sea I Honor I FendinShow uret;~= th~~~-yea~~~d ' Is on Road . OVIng . Tomg . . ht . ~eT.nm'ates . · 0 I ICOt e Camp GS · M · • I •11• h T Ch by Mayor Charles Legar Satur- ~ The first drawlnl of 11i1i day morning. prizes will be held at 1 p. AQ. Several high school bands SatUJ:day. First prize 11 • will be on hand, along with second prize $25, and tblnl Homecoming queens from the prize, $5. area high schools. Numerous Drawings will be beJd at 1 groups have been invited to p. m. on Dec. tO, 17, aDd it participate in the parade. Glo- The last drawing on flle. lltb The parade, sched~led to bokar urges all persons and will be a first prize of IJ .. move at 10 a. m., will launch groups that hal·e been asked three $50 . A rl..~ local merchant' ''Gold Star" .. . priZes. ·~ · ·' Gift Promotion. :~~~~~~~;~e to contact ilim ~~m~~d 0~~~er;!..c,. bu Pomeroy has a huge Christ- The parade will leave Porn- his name and addresa .... lilt mas tree, a twin to the one in eroy High School and march tickets he need not be J)ltient Middleport, donated to the vii· Idown Main St., add santa, then to win, as he will be ootiQeCI, !age by Cora Bell Russell. Em· Igo up Second, and back to the Santa will have his ployes of the Ohio Power Co., Christmas tree on the parking quarters on Main St. In Pomwill have the tree decorated•lot, where Santa will have eroy in a trailer donated-b)' the and Its_!!gbts will be turned on Itreats for children. Big Bend Trailer Sales. . Santa Claus wlll arrive by boat in Pomeroy Saturday morning and be whisked up to Main St., where he will join a Christmas Parade through the town, according to Parade Marshal Phil Globokar. risis Hotter -I · captain of the Ill • fated ore ca1Tlet' Daniel J. Morrell, was a bachelor who advised his nephews against becoming AMMAN, Jordan· (lJPl) any Jordanian or Syrian citizen ment said Syrian forces "pro. men. Syria charged today that King ln$1de Syrian territory," the I vlded protectioa aDd cover""My brother never wanted my Huae.ln's Arab Legionnaires announcement said. indicating the Syria111 may bave The 3-act comedy, "A-Feudln boys to go on a boat, even in opened fire on anti-government The Syrian ch~ges iojecl_ed 8 lired back. ~RLD Over Yonder," will be present- the summer," Crawley's sister, refugees who ~ad Oed _across grave n~~ note mto the Middle Relations between the " ed by Meigs ~unty actors at M Raymond Normile said. the border mto Syfla. A East cns1s. Syria and Egypt So . n-~. JII'07:30 tonight lri the Washington rs. ' Damascus Radio announcement radio broadcasts already had VIet "".""""'cus regime IIIII · . School auditoriun1 at Gallipolis. "He said It was a very lone- aaid one man was killed. tried to inOame Palestine H u s s e 1.n h a v e deteriorated The Galll~lis State. Institute. Honor Ca~p of the The play, sponsored by the some life." An official eo m m unique refugees andrther anti-Hussein ~dlly smce September when 8 tbe VPI •' London. C~rrecbonal Ins~1tution ":ill !ftOVe Friday to the Gallia c01mty American Cancer Crawley was one of 28 officers broadcast by Damascus Radio elements in Jordan to over- S~na accused Jordan of masterEJCOlat&nl Bud1et new Chilhco.the Correctional Institution, accordmg to a Society, is the aame and crewmen who drowned accused Jordan of "seeking to throw Busse· . mmding an attempt to overAUstiN, TEX. , - PRESI- repo~ verified here today J . tlon given in late October at the or died of exposure when the engage Syria in a side battle" Damascus Radio said the throw tbe Syrian governmeaa, clent Johnson worked today on by Lieutenant L. E. Helsel. Mansfield Will. be Bennett Coop- Pomeroy Junior High school ship sank Tuesday in a blizzard Instead of concentrating on the legionnaires, standing guard at Damascus has beea lladled a fiscal 1986 ,budget that could Lt. Helsel and five guards er, now aSSOCiate warden of the auditorium. that stirred up 20-foot waves on Arab fight against Israel. the Syrian border opened fire on by the Palestine Liheratlcil go u blgh U a reco~ $140 along with 40 prisoners will OSR, ~ho ~us becomes the first Members of tfle cast are Alice Lake Huron. One crewman sur· I "'The . Syrian government Is a group of anti-government Organization (PLO) 1a Cliro ill billion becaute of SOarJIII Viet transfer to Chillicothe tomorrew. Negro 10 his~ry to_ ta~e ~harge Nease as Rosie Belle Fry, Dr. vived. , deter~ned to stop any attempt Jordanians after they reached its charges that Huaseila baa lOt Nam costs and high interest of a correctional mstitubon m Harold Brown as Issie Fry, Jim "This was the last trip of the that will endanger the life of Syrian territory. The announce- taken necessary actioD 11111 71ratea. The GSI honor camp was op- the U.S. Mees as Clem Fry, Betty Raw· season," Crawley's brother, · Israel, particularly 1111r The way hls fiScal experts are ened here on Oct. 6, 1961 under The GSI honor camp has been lings as Emmy Fry, Neacil John, a retired fireman, said. rael's Nov. 13 tank 111c1 flit reading economic weather the command of Lt. Helsel, and housed in the farm cottage and Carsey as Maw Fry, Bob "The one before would have plane "retaliatoq raid" .... vanes the current apendlng mltially ~ere were between 25 buildings on the GSI land pur- ett as Zeke Popoff, Rev. been the last ,trip but this one Jordan. · bud&et could also zoom to 811 and 30 pnaoners. The confined chased b the Community lm· bur Perrin as the Travelln was added," he said. unprecedented f130 bWion. men worked in the farm and proveme~ Corporation of Gal- cher, Evelyn Knight at Crawley, the youngest of King Husseia hlmsell IDa orchard operatlona at the GSI. Jia County. tain Maggie, Mn. Fred Blaett- seven children of a Cleveland . . swered those charges todq, Ire 21 fears toFDrfe& fo fed al nar as Aunt Harry Hornbonker butcher was working his first W~SHIN~TON (UPI)Inflation-weary Amencan promised to streDgllaea . . a..-o "'m'T GEORG The 1•600 acr~ rmer er · Cash Bahr as Wlllie ••a n as a captain although be housewives nught well wonder today whether the farm- fortify towns along tbe ..... - ~""' • facility at Chilbcothe will · gam. · Jordan!an frontier · aDd ..,. .... _.._ -n~ Kl...,,.,. Inger a former Nazi party . be FILES APPEAL NOTICE er and Gall H<rvatter as Becky .....soed his master's papers ers• 1oss wou.ld be thell' es ·, • operated under lease With the The c J Hughes Construe- M' Hornhonkr~ earn The Agriculture Department reported Wednesday on "Unified Arab AdloD'" .. memberht•'-wuf elected todiwy ast U.S. Bureau of Prisons starting tion Co . Huntington W Va aAydmlsaion wlll.be fl for adults several years ago. that prices received by farmers for their crops and live- save Palestine. . c.aw .... 0 8 new es Dec. 1. ·• ' · ·• stock dro d 3 er cent . -. GermiD aovenunent unitlq the has. filed notice of appeal In and 50 cents for chlklren. . MRS. G~M DIES durin th:~riod ~rom Oct. len ering of retail food prices The young JIIOIIIrCb, 111 • · ~·· *"o larpat - and The new ~llcothe CoJTeco. Mt!lgs County Common Pleas ' Funeral WVlces for Gertrude 15 to gNov. ~5. would show up by the end of the throne speech, also oond li 1oilg 1~ _ poll~ parties tiona! Institution will be head. Court with Leroy Holsinger, Rt. Meigs l.eneral Hoapltsl Graham, 89 who died today at Earlier this fall, the de- year. But It was difficult to tell the extremist actlona o1 tilt in a • grand ooallton. . ed by Marion J. Koloski, super- 2, ~cine, and Elmer A. Keller, Admissions- Mrs. Harry the home of Ralph Brewer, partment predicted that slight whether the latest farm price Palestine IJberatloD SoclaJ Del_llderatlc Chairman intendent of the Ohio State administrator, Bureau of Work- cey, Middleport. Portland will be held Saturday decline would show up in the tlon (PLO) 8Jld accaae4 r II ~ Willy.~ mayor of West Reforma~ry at Mansfield. men's Compensation, named as Dlacllar&ea - Charles Smith, at 2 p.m. at the Ewing Chapel TO MEET FRIDAY form of cheaper groceries over trying to subvert IDd 41M111 (COntJilued on Page I) Succeeding Kas Koloski at defendants• Ray Clark. witb burial ID the Wella ~· Tri-County Concert Associa· the holidays. Jordan. . ., .. at Downlngton. Survlv:J 1 tlon board of dirtctors will meet Tile price decline wu the Th f ·' 1 grandson, Clarence • at 8 p.m., Friday, in the lounge third monthly drop Ill a rnw e anatlcal Arab riiA !JSJ warda. Friends may call at the of the Gallipolis Medical Center to bit the aatlou'a farmers, organization - witb the . . '•· ·. · funeral home anytime ll di ragement of Egypt and fllill• Hospital. 'The board wl St.'USS lllougb prices ltill were 4 per bas threatened to overthrot _U_AD_C_ALLED__ plana for the membership drive ceu& above tboae paid i& tile Hussein and replace tbe ..~....SQ of the 1967.a& season. Jim Mar· farm dllrlllg tbe same period _._ The Pomeroy emergency unit tin, of New York City, represen- las& year. ~ m~ with a "P.... was summoned today. at 8:50 tative of Community Concerts, Along with the price decline, tine republic. "A'- • a wldewllle . ., physique, two fortifying hourS hard thump,", be said. Thel 'l1le third man died the a.m. for Henry Wagner, Harrll· Inc., will be present. Mr. El· the department reported that ---"So 1e111J '&wu that God of sleep aDd bliDcl-luck. lights blinked ouL afternoon." sonvllle who IUffered a poss • · B D lalmself Hale, a former hotel chef who "I thought the anchor was Soow kept falling. Gale w1n11111 ' 'W ta don Wuerch, of Gallipolis, Is the cost of production and of eavy amap "SeBree aeeJDed tbert Ct be." Uves ID Ashtabula, Ohio, with dropping," he said. "Then I tossed the rift .Jike aatlck. :~ ~:~:ie:S ::'!r~~os: president of the assoclatlon. living suppli~s boughht bedy (:aused by Deer · '1ft~ Alldf(l& llarlllar," ·his wife, two cbildreQ ~ two heard the ep~UKency alarm. I burrowed beneath the b the squad farmers remained unc ang Heavy damage was ca~lllld '9 Salllilej c.&erldp stepchildren, waa reported in got dressed' aDd ran topsille. bodies for warm:lh. He put Y ' SQUAD CALLED . .• during the month. These costs the fl'DIIt of a 1985 Par& ,VDI, ,._.. U goOd cOndition today despite a The sblp wu•breaking in half., hands Inside his jacket Middleport . E·R squadmen were 5 per cent above th.e lev· when it lltrUct and ,...,.;· •· · · harrowing 38 hours aboard a Hale cllm~ into a pon- his body to keep them !!PIII were l1liDmOI1ed at 4:30 p.m. els of a year ago. deer on State Route 7, HA·RBORBEACH, Mlcb. storm·toasedraft. toon llferaft with the ship's freezing. & wednesciayfor Mn. Harry La-, one mile south of the 11 11 (UPi)-"F.ather, why am J One of the few to find a raft captain, ~ur I. Crawley, tst He walled. cey, North Second-Ave., who Paul A Graves ,of Rt. 248, at 5:45 a. m. alive?" · , · · whell tjle · Daniel J. Morrell mate PhU KaJilta and 2nd mate ·~ sea was a , was taken to Meigs Gell!!ral • Hherlff Robert C. Har'leiiiMI Dellllls·Jflle, 11, • aumvor auddenly broke Jn two and IIJik Dunt!on M~ rage," he saij. '"I'here was Hospital as 1 medical patient. Dies on Wednesday said the deer ran onto a·J,ah HUroo lblp dM•p early Tuesday, Hale told' of "As we were floating out on sunshine." Paul A. Graves, age G, of highway Into the path ol ,midi·tG01J • Uvea, asked the watchln& bis ship sink, his this raft ·we could see the ·two Hale sUpped ln and out . .LocAL Sl Columbus, died In Grant Hos- northbound automobile questiOn·~ a pieet. ' shlpP~ates plunge into icy halves ~ • other," be consdeusness. Hp roused . Brl~yera Local No. S2 will pltal, Columbus Wednesday, at by Charles W. Redm111, 1 •'Jitqaiise Gael wanta. you to waters with oo rescuer near. aald..., _ .hid separated and a beUcopter appeired meet 'at 8 p.m. S,a~ at the 3:45 p. m. Pleasant, wbo escqed Fether Corilellus EIJIIIIIfe pllnll Livea ..P,Ie )lack 'pll!t •l!ll had power day, nearly 38 bo\1rs Drew ·Webstet Post 3!1, Ameli- Survivors Include a daughter, ~~- repllil4.' · ~- · Ire . - wlt,cbed hfa tbree ~ kept· rarmnlag the front bciarded the r~· , ean Legion borne Jn PomtroJ. Kathy, of Connecticut; a brolb- Veterua lleaerlal -~ ~ ~ ~ raft ·mat• tile ship's .~ ~ "I ~w why rm alive," . · · er, Ralph Graves, Pomeroy: Admla._ - Debbie pdi;oli!l!t•• eaeb•otbei lie Ont mate and seciol;wl mate- "She ~l and . . sank." told Fa!fler ~~~the FIREMEN TO IIEET lllci two sisters, Mrs. Audrey ReedsvUle; Melinda :..JiM.~ ,.. . . alter ~ ... alowlJ· die·of, IIJI<IIIIft. Tbelr Two of bll COlDpiDlonl died w!Jo ~~~ . 'U ; IIGdlea All 'PotnerOJ Bremen are ut· Frost and Mn. Mabel Walburn pte Grove, W. Va.; .~ fl(b, the frlcld ~ stJff .l*,llel .beca!De bJa. blan- ahortly after dawn T11814ay, be eomln& to ltale'alledslde, ed to meet at town ball thia of ,Middleport. Funeralamnge- Boyer, Muon. ..a......hAll.......... WillltllnM. said. Tbe ,ltl*:m aHII rgtd. "One•' use God'Wlillll ~eulng <'lblll'l4ay) at~ mellll in charge of Rawllap- Dliellarpl- Han:7 ' .,;.,;.:·~~. -·~7! , , . ~ dalt.llki·Ja8lnllhlcl t "'l'bef .U.S;illlimtea of to m. to to lwbie'• (loata FuneraJ Home, are In- Wllllanl Plckeu, ...,...._ 1 , M,..,.: -~~ ol ~ ~.t ~ '"'!l to ,11(1(1. ~ j fAW/' be' Alct. "'nlelr ''Two, ~. God' !ants Home in respect to Arthur eomplete IDd will be 8'!!!0IJDN!CIIIIn, Ftm Stafford, Wal . ; ·. . M .z.- .. a '"'Jw•allieP ·wbenH~Ida hiijf'Jielln.to fill with water. to lllffa>~- I.dle. .•. .,.., . · ebe•m, • ~ .*• . .,. Farmers'LoSS Has Failed T0pfOVe H0USeWives • 'GaJ.Il • m,. . Orp"'•• PRIEST ASKED i \ Why~; is Dennis Hale, 26, Alive? Ta,._. Go- u et TC}...,- ,.ch ,.Ii ' ' .. .'Wv,," lliYti" tea ' , ,~--~~." ,.,.. ~·. ~· be-· . '' a/watch ,) co liUik1 • • '·· • I ' t' < '' ' '· .\' t . '( ' ' ·• �' ' -r~ . ' St t' : I· . · : . ~ rr( ': q~~::a ~r~Taylor~ : . .New Haven Ul-1 Briefs. · A ...·~ k . ~ .. ~. e.·D~~\l9J.e '.t iX .~~\~~~~~ei. Oi~~~~- first_ -: . .. • ~· ! ' Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, TI.Ff·l N CREOn 0., Dec. 1, 1Be8 • .,, Mlln st. Pt. Pl-ont, W.Va. • eOpen An Aeeount In 3 Minutes • •f.i.. • • ., \ • f".rt,' • 4 >i -"'ie WELCOME Los Wllliemoon Bill Wellman • Falcons open.PIay Ag·amst •:. strong AIumDJ•5T0Dlfr· ht DRUM OUTFITS ,~bNLY te;:: COMPLETE SELECTION OF · Gl)ITARS Mill• M d OEA Leaders Meetm m tant 00 THE DAILY SENTIN_El l:' 1 ;e"" Jro. wni ....,.. ..,..,. GIBSON HARMONY ,KAY 1 \ Alumni actually forced a o:~a:w,~~t ~= ' eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY and ~STERN eCLASSIC . Open D1ily 9 to 7 - .Friday Til 8 - E. MAIN ST. $17·95 "' GUITARS · Amplifiers eKAY eHARMONY eMARVEL Til 9 POMEROY 992.3975 SMOKED CALLA HAM·. SLICED BACON FflOM NEARlY FARMS EGGS c lb. lb. FLORIDA 3 ... $]-49 Tangerines LOW, LOW PIIICI up TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS · 416 Moln St. 11'· Pleasant, W.Va. tOpen An Account . Seturclay Faii:OI!S had moved 36-33, and In a dandy Onal period they finally opened 11 up. · . Coach Bob Oliver plans Ia start Utree_ semora and two juniors agllll!ll the Alumni. Seniors Mike Fry (ii-11) . and Gary Sisk (5-10) bava the wide lrack at tho lorwarll 1>0sfliOns, 114 ":"niorh__ .,apeeds~ Larry Fry will ...,., one the pard and playmaker while jUDior 5-t Ralph Will stan al tile other, and Bill ManhaU <junior) Will l~ tile pivot. Key replaeemenll Wlll come from senion Dale llolllns:(S.IO) and Denver 15-10). The 1\lumlll II upectecl have on hand such lads as &.3 Robert Rollab, W Ralpb Clark, 8<0 Nick I!Dward, S.ll Ray ~an. S.IO Bob Greene, 1-f Ctrby 9awyero, 8-0 Horry Surfact ' "1 pollibiy Chuck Tbompoo~> , Jim Blrd, Randy Van Meter, Bill Greer, and just m· . BUnding Snow Slowing Search for Bo es HA~BOR BEACH, Mich. gan'o worst storm In a decade. other. (UPI) _ Cosst Guard Ships y._t o1 111e crewemon ap- "They bed oeparated and Jhe plowed t!trough bUDding SllDW parenlly jwnped In lh! :\fo back part aiD hed power and today in a oearch for the last of de,re~ waters with thetr kept rammlnl ·lf1e lr9fll pari. 28 men k1Ued when· their 1Wp Ultjackela on, perhapa unawt.re She buckled and she sll>k.'' broko in two in a howllnc aile !hat no Oil" knew IIIey were 1Diro.,..,.....,.....,...iilii'""''1 and sank without l8ndln& 1 41,. &rouble and no help was en tnse siljllal. route. The.only survivor, a IaUter of "I doubt wluolher enyone four who hated the water, told could survive more than three how he stayed alive by bours at these water tempera· SIZE IN beneath lhe bodies of lllnl," 11id C1pt. Georaa nrst mall and Wwtem aldpper of lbo Coast mate during a macsbre Gual'd ~tor Mfcklnaw which ride 011 a pontooa raft. led the rei!CUe elfljl'\. wa1 roooued by a hlllcoptor. Th ont crewmaa aiUl alivl, The llhlp, a 800-foot or a watchman Dennie Hale, .24. said named the Daniel J. he watched the two halvea of buckled under the lhene-~bt'Ok~eD~abl~p~b~al~ter~_! · e~a~cb~!lllii•M"""'Idd"'l,;tpt-rl!!!:, 60 mtle per boUt winds 20-foot waves early Tuea- ,----....:';.; · .....,_ _.,._ _ _ _ _ _•• but no one !mew about the unlll another fl'ellllter a body at · mid dtf DOOrly at1 hOUN alter the W<nl down. Seven floated ashore live wore plucked from lhe Vohmteen joined pollee BOYS . COWBOY I In 3 Minutes, Small ;;llown Payment ~v.ers Any Item ·' ' In Our Store POTATOES . ~AMI 20 •. 89c 2- 89c 5 hr99c Fla. Oranges 011. HOLIUM BREAD 3d~ McCOY'S MILK ..~.SSe . DOG FOOD 125 lb. TRAIL BLAZER t251b. ACTION PACK ' e251b. TASTY Los Williamson e251b. PURINA CHOW 8111 Wellman e25 lb. GRAVY TRAIN MILK $1 Roush's Shoe Ston o.,.,.'....,.• 6 ~~NATION · • aot, died · ~ndiiJI In Br<>addu~ IMorrell, med by Bethlehem lloopllal In Pb!Uppl. Sha was Steel eo an11: ..... lllcill retired ocltool teacber. =:....:::.::··~•:::::...:.:-:=-~=·----·..\'------....:..-----~-,Mrs. Croltotl wu the dtullil-1 ter of the late Mr. llld Jaeeph Lincoln. and IS by her h\llband, Delbert ton. Funeral aervlcea wtU '' held Frida)> · hi PbUlppi. '' Rev. C. J, Tbo!DpiOII wBI~-rt.ltl duct graveside rites and ou will be · · p:m. Saturday ft. UY•AWAY NOW ... tall on• ·..Jol • 3 Tons Chrishftas Cancly NOW ON DISPLAY CHittSTMU Walnuts, Peanuts, Dried Mbed Frtlts Til SHOIIOX ... . .. Lone ' WILSON lOOTS . $5.99 pr. GROUND BEEF • • • • • • 3lb.1.29 ~~~~y:of:the~;..~-F=IIl~co~n~stars~-:..:~~~~~:*f!S~a".= oi~~ Teacher In • · ~ . for LUNCH MEATS • . • • • .. 21b.1.00 Retired Dies iD:PhiiHppi "'::ur Coast Gull'd boate PT. PLi~ANT - 61rt. cr1 oscr-·"" the wa-. 11111r c&.: Croltotl, SLICED BOLOGNA .. • • • • lb. 39c glW.nlaYa.,... ....,....,. aile II m!Ieo 1101111 of CIJla f;rllterly ol- Pl. •mort 1m1 wbini !he '·-1•eGIBSON $29· -.,Oil 8 e t»'f:. ""= " 95 r::· '!. . . NP=-e:,: ,t rdtnt· OPEN 'FRIDAy,:NIGHTt. ,. ',·· .' .•.,\ . .. , 6:00 :tO 8;oP .,i ' . ,,, .. 1, 1966--S . • of ~. I jun·lLawrence county to tacllle u Fairland Dragons. lJie 1 IriS• h.' MSU DOIDI•nate UPI -- - -~- junior; Cecil Midkill, a Coach Russ Moore'l only sen!or, and Bob Whal~y, a >tarter returning iB the &-2 sen- ·"mor, ali battling for JL ior Ronnie Logan. Logan, at others on the _Panther v~Uy squad are Ronme Deem, a S.tO good shooter around lhe •· M:y, · I Jeff W wfll work around .the middle. ' J~ ; /~' a. Opens Cage PIay Tomg • ht ~wind~~·· 1 . 1 S d• 1 tan Ings ·-- · - -----· I F.nds-Washington and Jack Naumoff, Tennessee. Clancy, Mirhigan. '-- ·"" Halfbacks - Webster; AI - Shaw, Southern California; a B . M. . Fl d bama and Ron Yary. Southern 1 _eter, taml ( a.) an California. tine Bercher, Arkansas. Tackles-Cecil All Ameri·ca GrJ.d Eleven Others slated for varsity an seruor slarting jobo are Don Swisher, Lost through graduatiOn off COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio • 5-ll senior, and Bill Radford, ,last seasons team were Bruce , f,tate University and Butler un6-11 senior, at lorward, and S.ll Simpson, Dick Werry, Dick llversity of Indianapolis highlight t . .. . . . SemO< Bill Moore at one ollhe Knight, and Rex Cumin&s. tonight of the col· NEW YORK (UPII -Notre . ln ad~tlton to Sm,•th, Mtch•gan -·-··--basketball seBSOH in Dame players won the most Stale, last year 1 national berths and a Michigan Sta~e , char11pions. also placed end e. star lhe most votes on lhe 1966 Gene Washington on the offenother leading games t~; United Press International 1\11· · · - 1 ntgtlt, Dayton ~~s ~aldwm- ·America football team. I 17;~;~~ and Cmcmnati hosts I The Irish, No. I team in the I I( Washingtol. oation, placed four players on ' • s a Ignment ettled, NFL R I Super BowI Next On List • Athletic Conference teams will ers opened at home last Satur- Eastern. accord1ng to 30me ob- 1senior. Dave Hager, 6-3 junior, 1 Games Friday be In action Friday night but ' day night against E~stern and ser.ver~ whoj,have tagged. ,Ea_s-1is expected t? help out this I Hannan Trace at Eastern. <. • only two league ,contests are on Coach Dan Wrights Eagles I tern a:; l~1e team to beat m, year. 1 North Gallia at Rutland tap. North Gallia Pirates, under came uut on l&p 63-49. MoN> the SVAC. · The Pirates finished rourth in ISouthwestern at Kyger Creek guidance of their new coach, than a week ago' Coach John- Both North Gallia and Rut-· the league last year with a 3-5 Game Saturday Mike Morrisen, will be playing ny Wickline's l\yger Creek Bob- l~nd lost in the Middleport pre- record and Were 7-10 in all ' Kyger Creek at Fairland at Rutland In the non-SVAC cats lost their opener 63-56 at _vlew last week. the Ptrates, games. Roger Garret was th~ . SVAC AU Games .match. Hannan Traee. losing a t~o ~uarter match 35-1second highest scorer of th'3 ! Staadiq1 19 to Galhpolts and Rut! nd t 'lh 342 · · 0 your lllgestloo. SVAC contests will find South- · Coach Paul Oillon's Hannan . dropping a 20-11 deri~!on to ~id- ! coun Y W! ' pmn~s 2~n ~7 Team W L p p 1 0 63_ 49 ud pJckH 1 .bobby ·we i western at Kyger Creek · with Trace Wildcats have won twr- dlepol'l · : games, an a\eragt ' ·1 per Eastern botll cu llldulce Ia'" both t 1 ki f . th · · th · game. Hannan Trace 2 1 100 175 • . e_a~a 00 ng 01 elr gam~s~ tn, e yet ~otmg season 1 Coach Mike Morri son has onKyger Creek has a busy schf- Kyger Creek 0 1 57 86 f1rst wm, baand · k toHannan M 1 Trace t but l<LI fuesday mght droppt>d lly a counle ,. · of regulars ba 1·k • du1e lh IS' wee k•n d. 0 n 5ulurlia)' Soulhwestern 0 I 4t .. .. JOUrneys c e gs coun y a c1ose one 62-56 to Southern 1. from last year's :.quad . They I night, the Bobcats travel 10 , North Gall ia 0 0 8 I Do d w y, i t~ Guards-Regner and Laverne I Smith, Webster and Allers. Nebraska. are repeaters from the 196 Center~Jim Breland, Georgia : Ali-Amertca. • -··a~lle slve team and . linebacker , Tech. ' They and Purdue 4' George Webster on tfle delen- , Q~arterhack - Steve Spurrier, Bob Griese were slve S(JUad, giving the Spartans li lo~1da. . · JUniors ~n last ~ear's lhree berths Barks - Edd~e : Mel Farr, only Grtese failed to make · UCLA and Ployd Little, Syra· again. He lost out to Steve Three <:olleges-Arkans<:~s, Ne- cuse. Spurrier of Florida, 165 to 75 In braska and Southern California Defense : the voting. Only two member! -jliaced two players each on the Ends- Smith and Tom Green- of the 1966 team are junj~ 1 NEW YORK (UPI) -National Discuss Super Bowl The Buck es with three the . 22-man squad while defen-, By United Prpss International only team selected by the direct le:, Wa.~llington. Yary and Me~'lan. ;, Football League owners, having League owners said the sophomores ~the lineup, will sive end Bubba Smith came : Eastern Division 1vot_e ol the nntmn 's spnrts ra:·kl es ld uranko and Loyd I His significant that defensi~~ settled . their realignment prob- question of this season's be starting th~ir 6Bth basketb 11 i within seven votes ol being a w. 1.. Pet. wm.ers and broadcasters. PhJ I_llps, Arkan.~as . 1players were the leading ·V~ Jems for the next twt seasons, ! bowl would be threwn open season. It will be the ninth f~r ~ ~n~mous choi~, ~e stronge.st Philnd rlphia 20 2 .909 1 Here are the pl aye rs they . Middle Guard - Wayne Mey-1gPtlers. Ne~t to Smith ~! today turned to the super bowl, discussion Thursday with C<)ach Fred Taylor .mdJVJdual showmg m UPI All- ; Boston 15 4 .789 1chose as the b ·t . . th ~ d· ian .. N('braska. Webster With 210 and tiM. f."'ayer draft and television decision expected on the . ·. Americas s.ince the World War New York 1212 .50ll l Off=~sem e 0 . Ltne barkPr~~-Lj nch and Paul Lynch with 202. rights issues at !heir special and place of the game OSU wtll be captamed by Ron 11 days of Army's Doc I Cincinnali 9 11 _450 - -- - · . _ ~- , - - - - ... meeting. I late Thursday or Friday. Sepir, a 6-foot-4 senior from Blanchard and Glenn Davis . I Baltimore 4 20 .167[ j C'nastal Capitol and Feder- , compronu~ wb1c~ w11l see A year ago In Indianapolis. ' champio~ship, r e c e i v e d 260 Detro1t Ql. -' Orleans switch with New the Bucks beat Butl<':t ?5-? 4 for votes, . JUst seven short of Los Angele~ The makeup of the new · and become a part of the their lBh win in the 24 game I perfectiOn. Chicago Cleveland-Pittsburgh-St. Tomg , ht ,S GameS 11 13 .4s8 g H .364 1 College Basketball 8 17 .32{1 B)'· Uniterl Press lnternalional I dlvlslons: I I . Pa . He was No. 31 In the balloting of 267 football Western Dlvi<lon in scoring and rebounding last wrIters and broadcasters, , w. 1. Pet . 1 year with 371 points and 117 re- ·Smith, who led Michigan State San Fran !5 a .~12 1 bounds. ; to its second straight Big Ten St. Louis 9 10 _474 , The OWIIOr8 decided WedJiej. day that the league's 16 teams 1 _Although the new would ~ dlvidPd into four, four- d>v!Ston " rather teain divisions --the Central, 11t was m~de ev~n m~re so by Louis series. The OSU cagers finished Guard Tom Regner, tho Wednesday Results , the seas(m fifth a 11-13 record leadmg vote getter on lhe Nt'w York ll9 Ci nci nnati !15 . Tonight · offensive team, and halfback Los Angeles 126 B.lltimore Il l Baldwm-Wallace at Dayton OSU was raled run . lh 1n a se- 1N'ICk c.u ~'d Ball State at Bowl!' noeo Green Yon oIfense and tac kl e Philadelphia 128 Detroit 119 cret ballot by Big Ten cage IPete Duranko and linebacker ~Central State at Kentuck~· Wes- Westen Confernee group JD 1968. 'I'hfo Giants WJIJ . . BIll then meve int. the Capitol Dl C II L..oas Anga 1 V!Ston S Fr- a. more, d D.1 v 1. s 1. on w1t. h Philade1ph'1a, e es, an anclsce an ' Washington and Dallas. Atban~. 1 Di . . -G B Pete Rozelle, the NFL com8 Detv" ' °n d Mreel n aty'l missioner, said, "thert was JJ en Chirago, ro11 an nneso a. . h 1 r Ealten Coafereaee slrong ee mg k~~. ~ e ~ast Federal Dlvi•ion -St. Louis,, toward New Yor · Smce at. of I I coaches. Michigan State was Jim Lynch on defense were Lhe the ravorite for Ute 1966-67 con· ! Notre Dame stars honored. b ketb 11 1 erence as ----- PIea.Made £Of a race. Cleveland, Pittsburgh and New the teams wanted to play m ANGEL AWARD York. New York,tt became a strong NEW YORK (UPI) -Chuck i Capitol Division -Dallao, debate poml Wllh tis large Mercein, New York Giants' Philadelphia, Washington and e~posure a~d. huge market and 1tullback , wil1 be presented with N~ Oi'leans. I e commiSSioner final~y _re--I the Angel Guardian Home's rn the post-season playoffs solved the pomt by SWilchtng annual football Angel Award on that will ·take three weeks, the New York and New Orlean!! Frklay. . By United .. _ Prrs~ fntt ntational ' leyan ·w L T Pls Geor~e · Chicago 10 5 1 Toronlo I New York 7 4 6 6 · B..ton Washington at Cincin- · · nat! 2 22 Hiram at Cleveland Sta te 7 21 Indiana State at Kent Sate 5 21 Ashland at Kenyon 3 IS Glenville State. at Martella !5 Villa Madona at Miam i Wish him /:k with Dectolene Perma-lrort . lrt D4cro,.. 10()% polgatn -ti.R~0 UZ.:..The perfect wuh ud werui ' 6 8 ihut that dnes to perfection in ju.t 2 hour.a. Montreal 7 8 Chooae his favorite collar ttylee froll" ·~ 1 • • ,.~ selecDetroil 4 II 2 10 Mt.Union at Western Reserve tion moolon, •tripe. and white. $9 00 •Dul'ont R.T_. JI. • Wedn~sdav's Re!lults 1Muskingum at Bethany i Toronto J Mont;eal 2 . Butler at Ohio Stale , New York 5 Chicago 0 Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio Univ. Open Fri. & Sat. Nights e A Gold Star Store 1 7 Coastal and Central division after *e 96 :ea~nbedaJ The home said Mercein was i COLUMBUS mPn Dr. Wooster at Wittenberg fha.mpiens will play fer the '" . empor ry e 1chose11 for _his outstanding play :Sayner F. A,.:- • ......, newly By UnBed Pl't'ss _rnt~matlonal ' Alliance at Youngstown Western Conference title and l1us schedul~. ma~ continue and for h1s conduct ''off the , appointed · ·ra ry Eastern Dwfsmn Campbellsville at Rio Grande the Federal and Capitol division ! lor three years, satd Rozelle. field as well." Previoua <ecei· of the 01· ..,.. W. L. T. Pts. ~~;;;~;;;t;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;litlisls will play for the Eastern "but the alignment wtU proba· pients of tile Angel Award M~• lion .\OE/ ,.,. Hershey 12 j 2 26 ! i Conference championships. I bly be open after 1~ lD thc 1b~m D1ck Lynch and Fr.1nk. day for p1 • •n. Quebec 10 7 3 2:1 1 The two conference cham- East. The Eastern ailgnm~nl ' Gifford. romrnittees for t • • tu give BaltimorE' 10 6 1 21 1 pions w'll t f th NFL , changes afler the 1967 canpalgn . them "stronser vo; -.<· nn the lo- C:prin.l!"fif'ld 7 9 3 17 chalnpio~shi;~nd o;hat ewinner ] while the West remains intact BENECK RETIRES . cal policy making level .'' Provid('nrc 2 13 4 8 'I More Teacher Responsl'b'}• 1 It).' i DOWNIE-GROSS. Pomerov I will play the AFL titllsl. The new schedules won't , through 111611. . ROME <UPII -Daniela Be· He said \he btl! he would W••tern Division bE-! Each team wliJ continue to 1 neck, considered Italy's greatest most like to see the next lE"gisW. L. T. Pts . drawn up untJI next spring, play 14 regular season games ; woman swimmer, s~i~ Wednes- ; lature pass would set up a sy- R?chester 12 7 1 25 1 --'~--- ---- - under the new schedule. Each - day she was .reh.rmg from stem of professional negotia- P1t1sburgh 10 6 3 23 : team will play two games,I active sporls. lion which could deal with sal· . Buffalo s 12 4 home-and-away, with the other : The 20-year-old Roman said aries. Cleveland 5 8 3 • I three teams in its twn division . i !he decided to give up because ' " Educt.~tton ls far too ImportWednesday's Results II will also meet all feur teams ' the altltute gave her physical , ant and is becoming too com- Hershey 4 Rochester 2 " ' 't I In the other division of its own trouble during the second pre- ! plex for non-professional pfople Pittsburgh 5 Springfield I 1 j conference once. And then it Olympic week in Mexico City to make all the decisions,'' wUI play the four teams in one 1and she realized ''I oould never . Brighton said. "We need profesdivision of the other conference. I c?mpete in the coming . Olym. !sional people to help de\•elop The National and American pies." ; JXllicy." Plurall'ty WaS 703 '>23 votes For Rhodes COLUMBUS IUPI) - 1 I Gov IFootball Leagues TOM THUMB are scheduled : --- --- --- - ' James A. Rhodes won re-eleC· · to merge under a single banner I sel A. Weath.erman to Robert lion Nov. B b)' a plurality of j ror the 1970 season with the 1969 1Alfred llerst, Helen M. Dorst, 703,223 v.otes, the secretary of season tpen for debate should Lot, Orange. ~tate's official canvass showed the owners decide then not to I Roxie J. Shockey to United today. . continue the proposed aligument t States, Flowage Easement , Leb- The statistics showed that 2.· t for that season. 960,117 persons went to the polis i u. the election, about 500,000 anon. Blondena E. Stribling RACEWAY ---ADIOS VIC FAVORED WESTBURY, N.Y. tUPll Adios Vic, who has raced in the shadow of Bret Han o v e throughout his career, ins(alled the early 8-5 favorite 1 to Wednesday for the . Umted States, Flowage Ease- National Pacing Derby Saturday 1 1 Meigs below the predicted turno~t. men!, Lebanon. While- Rhodes' victory o<er Democrat .Fruter Reams Jr wao by llje biggest margin evor In 1 Jtibematorlal race. the largest plurality ••• the .~ 319 votes . by which Judge Paul Brown . ,l~tained his Supreme . __. R-he Coori ieot. Helen Woodyoru Ia o rt The canvassmg, certified by Llndatamer, Conslan"" L e • Secretary of Stat~ Ted W. Llodstamer. 1110 Acres, OUve. BI'OWII,<thowed Rhodes recetve.d Lewlo Daughterly, Ne !lie 62.8 pe; cent of the voles cast M. Daughterly to James Slone, for governer. Ann Slone, 80 acres, Salem. The official statewide vote: I Ava Gilkey Ia Mae S. Masol, Governor _ Rhodes. 1,795 •• part of lot, Harrisonville. 2"7· Re8lils i'll92 054 .. ,. Granville Lyons, Edllb 4tons Gov. ·_· Job• Bn~w.. 1,. 1o Ronald A. Whiltington, Em1147 IT/·· William ·Coleman, 1 _ ma M. Wh•IIIRgton, 54 Acres, ' ' ' Columbia. III!A,Il~· Gen • 1111 Sa be James B. O'Brien, Robet1a c. '· · - " am 1 ' O'Brien to Marvin McGufre I,&=.~; Robert Sweeney, I,· Belly McGuire, parcels, s.U.: 2Ss,805. . bury. Audllor ffuil term) - lloiet i Teesle J. Beegle, dec. to Thomas Fergu- : Lawrence Beegle, Janet B. son. I!Qush, Don Beegle, Aflld. of (UIIelq> Ired term) - . Sulton. KniSley, l,l 70,711: Ar· Lawrence Beegle to Janet 8. ~ 1Y·~::S~Ted ROilih, Don· Beegle, parcele, night at Roosevelt Raceway. Property Trans£ers GALLIPOLIS RACING SATURDAY NIGHT DEC. 3 7 PM JIQuleter YRoomler YHeavler JISafer ... ;f: GUARANTEED . . TO GO thru ice, :~ .•·; ' mud or snow ... or WE PAY THE TOW! Our guarantee extends to nMt. · Fil'llitooe Town & Country a..; : on dli ve w'heelB of p8888Be'!r ("ars, for the entire lift of i .. original tread dEil!ign. Clailb paid by dealer or •~ore iu"iiJI guarantet: ··~tificate. 1 Lowest priced . nerr car 011 thetNd 'u. 801)..1)-the IIIOSt economical car . you'N ev• drive. Gela up to 45 miles per gallon on regular gas. Slips In and .out of traHic like a dream. Easy to park, easy to drive. FIAT flOO-D. Lowest priced new car on the road. 9 1,171,119';. James Nn!Bit, Janel B. Roush; Nonn111 Don Beegle, Sue Ann to Lamnce · Lilt Elllate, Su!t!>n-. Nora Salll'IJ to Nellie GOble, ,. :we. )J ' . • . ~\ r I • • ,~ :. • • SA~'ES &f.··SERVICE rr.uw•JJ.e·Twsu...;·.,..~... ~•....... ·. 'SMITH'S FIAT' .•\• 1 . '·; ~· ;. BY DICK THOMAS 1 for a go at the Eastern Eagles. Local at Racine. Hannan Trace ; are Dave Skidmore, S-10 All five Southern Valley I Coach Lloyd Myer's Highland- wdl he hard pressed to stop, 10r and Roger Garrett, I Yellow Jackets. . - ALLSTAR The Pomeroy Panthers will guard ~osls, whu logged a Ha_rt their last basketball cam· of time in the 6~ season. pu~gn under the purple and The fifth starting assignment, white · h . Wit one starter beck Ithe other guard, is still up tr_ o m last _year's team Friday grabs, accordinK to Coach m•ht ~ agamst the MlddJeport Moore, wlth Jjm Anderson, !'J" .. . , Panthers Opening With I Veteran In Lineup Friday p.m. lllh!:o Ch'ooso Chrlstmn gifts from our wide variety of' quality musical In· strumtnls. Tho finest stloction In tho area. ' ! I'Oiilleifd "'""I. $179.95 _l)•l!Y ~nlln~l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. twl:J.·Q. '-''¥ OHIO ACCOUNTS ' aa!d,J"CCiv~· "'IOio <Conttnued P'roDI Pace One) 1 cat.mmus· !'uPII _ 'l'bB ""tt"lncooleiu. · ·,, ,"' ' "'rarnlep, lie J:!1':YRbqde.o'lor commut- STEUBENVW,•OhiO'ItlPn Berlin, was designated _. ~ lltuo Til% Study. eo'mlllltsloi>. "A lncoole ~ . QOOild llmJj J ,pel" ceJ!I ofi\M '~ lng llli:de~th lienlencei Of· li!O -','l'hl! llfll N~-,..111\!D,tlll Kleslnger's vice chancellor aNI lliiiShed wlth"li!O puijlle partie!· ~ the, rev•~!" ~ tl! ~1110 In the - ~1<> !iOI ~ lO:I ,lpOII IJlil asked ~ ~r!'li~· · JIOnian·,CllthoiJc; ~(!I Jlll!!ljz foreign minlsler m yoUng by pt.llon pbaH of Hs joli, now~ JtO only J!lalle 'n~ed; AAjUII- per ceDI,•of lbp, real ,proptrty lltlllblJ, to .·r;:o!lllilft• ~~ beftypJ~ Wffi 'be, ~pee!, the Buncjeslai (lower house) of untO Feb. t 'lo hammer ool ree-\ menl! ljowbward tn othilr lute, tu """f.~ 1"1' cent of tha tan. ~pltal _r>unbl~· '• _.'., : '' 10. ·' , ' A Bethel College •tudent of lhe Wesl German Parliament. ommendaUOI"' lor ·alteriJ>C the ~ al10 pMI>ce JlMIIed add!- iible :pro,!"'::y· lu. . , .:: ,' , ; ''!'he eounetl oald, ~' ~ Tit(. Ref 1~nan.tn• Ruth!!' New Haven w Va .,.. killed Kleslnger, 6:1, leader of the !late's tax. · s~n~eture. 'I tiona! revenue lol' stale WV• "FI,I'IMIJ, fl)' P~\;of 1\10 cjslon .!Ji eommu~IJ!i 111• deatli ford ·fi·~·Jr ..,.~_ :n.,;, 1 ;JiM,.,, ' ., Chrisuan Democratic UnI o o · t.,.1 " he oaid. major eontrtbutlon tllet··baft senten.., of ciil1io ~oi>t Bel· '"' ·• <'- : • • ,.,., . night in a ear· train (CDUI, succeeding Ludwig Er- The commission, which was . H~ argued that farmers, and made to~ a~ 01 Uvial lanw jr:, .,.~' ~er Gil!! Mil- ·~, Ky., , iiO~,A~ acctdent near ~cKen~le, Tenn. han! who lost his parllamen~ created by the last legislature, .nany tax expe.U, think the'W> we enjoy In thli eountry 11 SI&Ji. Wll ·•~d'l!"i.I!UniiJI; ..ed, We,~ Joltll ~lctlm, 18 year old Paul ary majority nve weeks ego In must make Its reP9rl to the up- lib!• personal properly laJ.' ts fteld oaid "But f~ ~ nQI llti'laD!'·' " l'r Taylor wht I · X.' Lint~erfeit, who was dnYithng a dispute over Erhard'• ftseal eomlng legislature no later than "thO most unflllr" laJ on tile proud of Ute fact 'that they . '.' ' '· ' . - ·- • viii'' tlltlv...lty · ;'-,;;. ' Marv~• · the car, was hll by a nor · UU . 1 th 1 date . •· -·'"" In ••· · · n....::li~-~'" bound Louisville and Nashville po Cles. a . boots and ~.old ,, should ~ ..ve not shared ~~ w.. y ounp~~ '·Ny~ - . ,lkin~ at .~:U ' .· "': The commission held Its last eli!lllDated, at least lor fllflll- flnanetal J:tWlrd for thill majqr ""-...; t a··· ~t .,., Jlllm.• ~ •~·' . Passenger train at a crossing · _ ..a e .o ~ ll -Soliie ..... •·•·, w111 "''·'•··,...., "" ~ ...... Death • M11ery near the college. hearing Wednesday at which ers. " · eon trtbuU011·" .'· . · ,.YQIJNGSTCIWN ......,.a,.. 1 sf as tak n from th• · · ' · · .. · • ~ - · · · 1111f Dec. 11 al1he Qwrdi nf 0 • . II ' ·the the ~timjltloaht Clli!Ciwlall. Police said the train carried SNOW AND COLD USHER- e '?""'1 w e · 4011 the car 500 yards down the ed in Ute month of December pubhe. The session pstarodteuce<l ci!Y'i IWo lllJjOII . . tall' ~ wtt*' Ilk ~ rlll4l;' ' . II track. over much of the nation today, pleas for end against a mlo ' Ntiln enmasse'lpday all ·,. · ·• Another stndent Lloyd Wal- The storm system which smotb- come tax. In u llltempl to 111n pay . ,, · ' . lace Conner also 'or New Hav- ered large areas of the upper D. R. Stanfield, etecutlve : e t IDcreases: • .. ' Ill~ TMI . en, was a 'passenger in the Midwest aud Appalachian moun- president of the OiJ!o Farm .r: C, , The nuro~ ba~ luu~ lhe NEW YORK· ql!ll,l .., . car. He was taken to the Car· tams w•th hlp-high snows aba~ eau FederatiOn. oaid a otate ~~ MASON - Tonight at eight the preliminarY illlll, ·some aamelbrtat In Dela'- lo lain lowest \llftperatunl ,' ·, ~ roll county Hospital and will ed but left a legacy of death come I~ 1hould _be used to r o'clock the 1968-6! edition of of tile older lllarl would be rocoplllon .of Ute Younptoin! lhll ~!0 ·@1!1 ~"' 1'/~-, be released in four or five and misery. pla.Oe the Ia 0 I' b 1• the Wahama While Falcons too liumeJV\11. to IIIII. • . :General D!lty' Nursu ~Ia- er. Burijli, .~; ~· 1 days. · prop~rty tu. · basketball will open their earn· Whttever the ·ease, (lie I'!"• Uon as their ·battalnlN and Bawd, I!I{Jil'~ an 1 Funeral services for Linger. On the Edge But :ar~t ;Iande~, b paign on the Wahama II o or always tunis•out lo be a aood They pined thtl eo...stoncile ~-!!r-~•>'~1.-,~~-~ fell will be held Friday at 10:30 Pl1'l'SBURGH - DOCI'ORS or of Arlin;:' ~~d "::,;" against Waharn» Alumni. 'lb on• to watch and a JOOd chance bour ~ _the dtailllne. · "'~""'"" · ·~~ 'wO!!y~· it m. at the Foglesong Funeral today watched the condition of Up~r th ' . preliminary game piiUng the to see the opening of the b!ISke~ . GOa Bend, Aril., and ThWil>al, 0 Home with Ute Rev. Achsah the sole surviving Araii!IOD missiOners mcome Falcon Reserves and the older ball wars. Price of odmbslon WOMAN Ctllf, . , ' Miller officiating. Burial will be quintuplet to see if anouther should be re:.erved of Alumni will get under td the contelll wlll be a slr•l&ht ST HI!)NRY Olilo ~Ul'l) _ . . . · in Kirkland Memorial Gard- almost - total blood trensful!ioD for m~:!1~· Urged at six-thirty. SOc lor students a.nd one dollar Lo,..;nt Beckrn'u, 49, 'Rl 1, St. PIAN .JlTNB1' ~.i:R ens. would be necessary In her fight ld h ~ th for adults. Price of adltllslon aa·. Henry was killed Wedne·•-v ..._~"be~IU..,.. . f lif Glander sa e suppo,"" A year ago, e two 1eams mlts th f to both omes ,· ouel.r una-. nlll · - 3 ·. l'!rLmgerfelt born Sept. 17, 1948, . or e. Ohio Munteipal Leegue'o posi· bed engaged In a light duel . e an •. when tho car In wWeh she wu Friday lrollJ 1: p.m. 10 7 WaB ._ 11166 graduate of Wah&· ~~~~nl S:·u:bo ~~- ion to require clUes which im- which finally found the Varsity Alter this game tonight, the riding slammed Into the rear p.m. at the .Jiiastern Hlgi>ScbOOI ma H•gh School where he let· toda .:W.rwent~ trans~:to!· pose !Dcome tues to retum edging tile Alumni 49-0 ·for one Falcons will launch the re11> of a road grader maldag 1 lurn before the balltelbaU •ll\lllt, le~ In 1":"1ball and took part Wed;,;,sday in which about 70 part of the 1u to the suburbs of their two wins on the 'season. Ia• sea10n interschoiS5Uc schell- oft Ohio 119 east of here. apaosored by the IIOIIIor clan. 10 ramat•cs. , f be blood under reciprocity agreements. Die Saturday night In a game Senior mothlll'l wjllltll candy, Survtvmg are hiS parents, per cent o r was ex· Stanfield said the state eon- However, all five of tile Fa!· egalnst the Middleport Yellow Chewing 8UDI was first Nl- browntea and· ba~Pr~ dof. C.rson and Edith Hare Linger- changed to wan! off the effects fl r n should be altered 8! con starters from that same Jackets 011 the Ohioans Door. tented 1n 1811. lD8 the iame. . felt, New Haven, and a. hall- ol Jaundice. Doctors. said lh.a s 1 u 10 sslhie to allow lor a are now gone from the scenec . . · brother, Charles Ashley, Cleve- one pound, 12 ounce 1nfan!. han- SOOD as po Ray Redman · and Ray Varlan • • land. Friends may call at the died.. the transfus>OD qutte ERTAIN AT DINNER each had a dor.en ta!Ues to g· funeral home after 6 p. m. to· well . but held 10 abeyance a E:J: and Mrs. Harry B. Perry lead the Falcons last year while , '· . ~cls;on . on ~~t~r ~!her entertained with a turkey din- Chuck Thompoon hod ten. Car- COLUMBUS (IJPI) -The an· "People can disagree 1ooth lalars It approve a Plf mDIIOR eda:~uston wo pe orm- ner Thanksgiving at their !lOme by Sawyers edded oix, and Wll· nual three-day convention of diE and IIlii! up to !he time a de.l incroase In Ohio's b Ian n Ia • NOW YOU KNOW ay. ID Loni Bottom. Dam Arthur had thr~. All Ohio EduetUonlll Assoc~· clslon Is mede,'' he said, ''but school approprlaUon. About '10 "The .~erivatlou of lbe wonl Present were Mr. and Mrs. these !ada are not With the tlon (OEA) opened today wilb after that we must have eome per cent of that amount Md moon Is traced to Sanskrit. ' Berkley Bruwl Jack Perry and tamily of thls year, and some of the lenderohlp and oome mem- means of dbclpllnlnl our mem- be earmarked for lll!lntctiollltl ::Mas,".~ the Sallskrit word lor BERKELEY, Calli, - T H E' toden, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. them may well be on the Alwn· bora lD a mllllant mood. bers.u cosll. · m~: ____ _ _ _ __ Unlverslly of Cahfornla laced Jim Perry of MUtoo, W. Va.: squed. Stayner Brlgbton, newly apo The erpuislon clause pro- The bi b 0 wDI ... liken the threat of I student strike Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. pointed OEA executiVe ...,... posed, he said, w1111id be used · 18 ry IU .,. 1 1 ~oday as~ result of •. wild and family of Willoughby, w~ebeon:al;~~~: :.: ":~ tary, said a new rule would be only against tho11 "who don't up In th~ tf':-~u; DEVOTED TO INTEREST <U r~t" d clulrswmglng Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nollin&ham Marshall who bad two and put before the delegates 1<>r eon· follow the pattern" of the OEA ~::!,oteo' eonalderatloo II MEIGS . MASON ,IlEA ~ ~ emonstra7rs and family of Pomeroy, and four po~ts respectively last sldtrat!On. It would sllow 'OEA or "attempt to destroy the •• be propo!ed thtt • ' . e presence 0 avy Miss Linda Perry of 1 olfietal• Ia d~elpline dlasidtnl IIOCiatlon." bedule be eatab••'"'ra ._ o-.n, .,.,, ...., recnuters on campus. tom. Mr. and Mrs. · ~members by eustlns them. OEA members f!tlrrently ran mum ~~~ se te tlq the 1 rut~.!~:!"~.,!:,~,.!!~t.· ·~' Nine persons, only three of Roberts and daughter were For the Alumni a year 1go,! 1be rule 111 almtd at "prevent-~ be expelled only for conviction llshed by tbe all ' : de . ~X",.::,.:;•:'!'m!'.,,~. o,: ~~ ~lud~tsit, were arrested I able to attend because of Ill· Zuspan and Jim Bird led tng people from using dual (U!I· on a morals charge, connection~':' at!;~':t up clllnlc s,., Pomeroy. fJrb1e, t~m. Bu ne ay n e fracas whtctl ness. the way wJth 1.& and 12 points tun assoelatlon) membership to l with an anti-American organl· • ers A· ::~o:.~;·:.r~:.,"v ~pt:! lnt lhe1ba~e~~~l of :• respecUvely. Bill Greer added undercut our organization," he zalion or flagrant violation of 1 ~al~ ~":~ would be ..:;at.~~ :. ,:e.:'!:r.DIIct;'Po~:/. 50Ig 5 en un DD u ng - st 11be ruling was returned -on a half dozen, Robert IOusb had saki professional standards. n · ~ ter,' .w.. Ub Oblo yards away from Sprout.Hall orders - by a jury Nick Howard edded foor, "Some Ohio Federation of Calli For 9anctiollo ' set of ""' l!ltl8 · 1 w where 773 slt-ms were arrested Criminal Court Judie and Ralph Clark tacked on an- Teachers people have t a k n Doyle Davidson head of the tep of "'500 after 10 r,eara 1o~~~=~ KJ·:~~ ;:r~~:~"·· New vorl atJ · Ne• ~lmost two years ago 1.6 the ert C. Paschen overrode the other basket Sev~ of those membership in tht association Akron Education' 4ssoelatlon~ of expflrlenee. MR..,.~ - · "''""' ., ay. jecUoll!l of publicnd.defender lads may ·be back- In unif1Jnn toy -· the position to seU lht· said be wtuld pro..... to . lhe Another major point In the ....ner wher. •ull•bl• Sl ce11llo pa d W Getty rdered. ......, ....... ,. -~ .~ ,.u m ,.,..., - ... al . • • tonight but a few ate also union " Brltlhton uid. clelerates that unottooo he 1111- pn~gram lo a proposal 10 re::,:,.,";;O:',.:::'.";,.~""'l:....'',; SpeckhFit seven men and five women absent' duo to service comml~ . ' Ba.U Prepotal en against the state If the !OJ!- qu.lre oci>Qol , betlrds .to . nc~.~":.~J'.~':. "c\:,N.:::.&.".' 11;,"':; CIII_CAGO - RICHARD i return the verdict. Paaehtn . Retiring OEA President Paul islature falls to aet quickly to oglze a teacher Ol'fl8~11911 WI'' u"'' ... you "'·"" '" m••"'· Speck " mentally competent to ' he would eonsider a obanp , · to · . Bayes, illperinlendtnl of South· raise letcher ~tlatil!l aflil on request and lllfiOIIale .work· ::';!"'.:;:"..:;::·.:::, stand trial on charges of 'i"venuo moUon It> • bell'ini Last year • :e ~ a': westem City Schools In Frank- school support inti eondlliom end pay wllh the _... slaughtering eliht young nursea. day. =~wf~ ~3-1~~e and then lin 'CountY. baeked !he proposal. The resoluUon allcs the :;:legl~o-~Ia::tt:.:er:.:.·_ _ _ _ _ __ Student IsKilled · EWt~ERS I •t ,. 'l, I ,, ••• • ·. ~ ' •,, ' i . I • ' 1 1 • HOME &AUTO.CENTER ·pti!NfY 'OF · FREE P'AAKlNG �' ' -r~ . ' St t' : I· . · : . ~ rr( ': q~~::a ~r~Taylor~ : . .New Haven Ul-1 Briefs. · A ...·~ k . ~ .. ~. e.·D~~\l9J.e '.t iX .~~\~~~~~ei. Oi~~~~- first_ -: . .. • ~· ! ' Sentine~ Pomeroy-Middleport, TI.Ff·l N CREOn 0., Dec. 1, 1Be8 • .,, Mlln st. Pt. Pl-ont, W.Va. • eOpen An Aeeount In 3 Minutes • •f.i.. • • ., \ • f".rt,' • 4 >i -"'ie WELCOME Los Wllliemoon Bill Wellman • Falcons open.PIay Ag·amst •:. strong AIumDJ•5T0Dlfr· ht DRUM OUTFITS ,~bNLY te;:: COMPLETE SELECTION OF · Gl)ITARS Mill• M d OEA Leaders Meetm m tant 00 THE DAILY SENTIN_El l:' 1 ;e"" Jro. wni ....,.. ..,..,. GIBSON HARMONY ,KAY 1 \ Alumni actually forced a o:~a:w,~~t ~= ' eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY and ~STERN eCLASSIC . Open D1ily 9 to 7 - .Friday Til 8 - E. MAIN ST. $17·95 "' GUITARS · Amplifiers eKAY eHARMONY eMARVEL Til 9 POMEROY 992.3975 SMOKED CALLA HAM·. SLICED BACON FflOM NEARlY FARMS EGGS c lb. lb. FLORIDA 3 ... $]-49 Tangerines LOW, LOW PIIICI up TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS · 416 Moln St. 11'· Pleasant, W.Va. tOpen An Account . Seturclay Faii:OI!S had moved 36-33, and In a dandy Onal period they finally opened 11 up. · . Coach Bob Oliver plans Ia start Utree_ semora and two juniors agllll!ll the Alumni. Seniors Mike Fry (ii-11) . and Gary Sisk (5-10) bava the wide lrack at tho lorwarll 1>0sfliOns, 114 ":"niorh__ .,apeeds~ Larry Fry will ...,., one the pard and playmaker while jUDior 5-t Ralph Will stan al tile other, and Bill ManhaU <junior) Will l~ tile pivot. Key replaeemenll Wlll come from senion Dale llolllns:(S.IO) and Denver 15-10). The 1\lumlll II upectecl have on hand such lads as &.3 Robert Rollab, W Ralpb Clark, 8<0 Nick I!Dward, S.ll Ray ~an. S.IO Bob Greene, 1-f Ctrby 9awyero, 8-0 Horry Surfact ' "1 pollibiy Chuck Tbompoo~> , Jim Blrd, Randy Van Meter, Bill Greer, and just m· . BUnding Snow Slowing Search for Bo es HA~BOR BEACH, Mich. gan'o worst storm In a decade. other. (UPI) _ Cosst Guard Ships y._t o1 111e crewemon ap- "They bed oeparated and Jhe plowed t!trough bUDding SllDW parenlly jwnped In lh! :\fo back part aiD hed power and today in a oearch for the last of de,re~ waters with thetr kept rammlnl ·lf1e lr9fll pari. 28 men k1Ued when· their 1Wp Ultjackela on, perhapa unawt.re She buckled and she sll>k.'' broko in two in a howllnc aile !hat no Oil" knew IIIey were 1Diro.,..,.....,.....,...iilii'""''1 and sank without l8ndln& 1 41,. &rouble and no help was en tnse siljllal. route. The.only survivor, a IaUter of "I doubt wluolher enyone four who hated the water, told could survive more than three how he stayed alive by bours at these water tempera· SIZE IN beneath lhe bodies of lllnl," 11id C1pt. Georaa nrst mall and Wwtem aldpper of lbo Coast mate during a macsbre Gual'd ~tor Mfcklnaw which ride 011 a pontooa raft. led the rei!CUe elfljl'\. wa1 roooued by a hlllcoptor. Th ont crewmaa aiUl alivl, The llhlp, a 800-foot or a watchman Dennie Hale, .24. said named the Daniel J. he watched the two halvea of buckled under the lhene-~bt'Ok~eD~abl~p~b~al~ter~_! · e~a~cb~!lllii•M"""'Idd"'l,;tpt-rl!!!:, 60 mtle per boUt winds 20-foot waves early Tuea- ,----....:';.; · .....,_ _.,._ _ _ _ _ _•• but no one !mew about the unlll another fl'ellllter a body at · mid dtf DOOrly at1 hOUN alter the W<nl down. Seven floated ashore live wore plucked from lhe Vohmteen joined pollee BOYS . COWBOY I In 3 Minutes, Small ;;llown Payment ~v.ers Any Item ·' ' In Our Store POTATOES . ~AMI 20 •. 89c 2- 89c 5 hr99c Fla. Oranges 011. HOLIUM BREAD 3d~ McCOY'S MILK ..~.SSe . DOG FOOD 125 lb. TRAIL BLAZER t251b. ACTION PACK ' e251b. TASTY Los Williamson e251b. PURINA CHOW 8111 Wellman e25 lb. GRAVY TRAIN MILK $1 Roush's Shoe Ston o.,.,.'....,.• 6 ~~NATION · • aot, died · ~ndiiJI In Br<>addu~ IMorrell, med by Bethlehem lloopllal In Pb!Uppl. Sha was Steel eo an11: ..... lllcill retired ocltool teacber. =:....:::.::··~•:::::...:.:-:=-~=·----·..\'------....:..-----~-,Mrs. Croltotl wu the dtullil-1 ter of the late Mr. llld Jaeeph Lincoln. and IS by her h\llband, Delbert ton. Funeral aervlcea wtU '' held Frida)> · hi PbUlppi. '' Rev. C. J, Tbo!DpiOII wBI~-rt.ltl duct graveside rites and ou will be · · p:m. Saturday ft. UY•AWAY NOW ... tall on• ·..Jol • 3 Tons Chrishftas Cancly NOW ON DISPLAY CHittSTMU Walnuts, Peanuts, Dried Mbed Frtlts Til SHOIIOX ... . .. Lone ' WILSON lOOTS . $5.99 pr. GROUND BEEF • • • • • • 3lb.1.29 ~~~~y:of:the~;..~-F=IIl~co~n~stars~-:..:~~~~~:*f!S~a".= oi~~ Teacher In • · ~ . for LUNCH MEATS • . • • • .. 21b.1.00 Retired Dies iD:PhiiHppi "'::ur Coast Gull'd boate PT. PLi~ANT - 61rt. cr1 oscr-·"" the wa-. 11111r c&.: Croltotl, SLICED BOLOGNA .. • • • • lb. 39c glW.nlaYa.,... ....,....,. aile II m!Ieo 1101111 of CIJla f;rllterly ol- Pl. •mort 1m1 wbini !he '·-1•eGIBSON $29· -.,Oil 8 e t»'f:. ""= " 95 r::· '!. . . NP=-e:,: ,t rdtnt· OPEN 'FRIDAy,:NIGHTt. ,. ',·· .' .•.,\ . .. , 6:00 :tO 8;oP .,i ' . ,,, .. 1, 1966--S . • of ~. I jun·lLawrence county to tacllle u Fairland Dragons. lJie 1 IriS• h.' MSU DOIDI•nate UPI -- - -~- junior; Cecil Midkill, a Coach Russ Moore'l only sen!or, and Bob Whal~y, a >tarter returning iB the &-2 sen- ·"mor, ali battling for JL ior Ronnie Logan. Logan, at others on the _Panther v~Uy squad are Ronme Deem, a S.tO good shooter around lhe •· M:y, · I Jeff W wfll work around .the middle. ' J~ ; /~' a. Opens Cage PIay Tomg • ht ~wind~~·· 1 . 1 S d• 1 tan Ings ·-- · - -----· I F.nds-Washington and Jack Naumoff, Tennessee. Clancy, Mirhigan. '-- ·"" Halfbacks - Webster; AI - Shaw, Southern California; a B . M. . Fl d bama and Ron Yary. Southern 1 _eter, taml ( a.) an California. tine Bercher, Arkansas. Tackles-Cecil All Ameri·ca GrJ.d Eleven Others slated for varsity an seruor slarting jobo are Don Swisher, Lost through graduatiOn off COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio • 5-ll senior, and Bill Radford, ,last seasons team were Bruce , f,tate University and Butler un6-11 senior, at lorward, and S.ll Simpson, Dick Werry, Dick llversity of Indianapolis highlight t . .. . . . SemO< Bill Moore at one ollhe Knight, and Rex Cumin&s. tonight of the col· NEW YORK (UPII -Notre . ln ad~tlton to Sm,•th, Mtch•gan -·-··--basketball seBSOH in Dame players won the most Stale, last year 1 national berths and a Michigan Sta~e , char11pions. also placed end e. star lhe most votes on lhe 1966 Gene Washington on the offenother leading games t~; United Press International 1\11· · · - 1 ntgtlt, Dayton ~~s ~aldwm- ·America football team. I 17;~;~~ and Cmcmnati hosts I The Irish, No. I team in the I I( Washingtol. oation, placed four players on ' • s a Ignment ettled, NFL R I Super BowI Next On List • Athletic Conference teams will ers opened at home last Satur- Eastern. accord1ng to 30me ob- 1senior. Dave Hager, 6-3 junior, 1 Games Friday be In action Friday night but ' day night against E~stern and ser.ver~ whoj,have tagged. ,Ea_s-1is expected t? help out this I Hannan Trace at Eastern. <. • only two league ,contests are on Coach Dan Wrights Eagles I tern a:; l~1e team to beat m, year. 1 North Gallia at Rutland tap. North Gallia Pirates, under came uut on l&p 63-49. MoN> the SVAC. · The Pirates finished rourth in ISouthwestern at Kyger Creek guidance of their new coach, than a week ago' Coach John- Both North Gallia and Rut-· the league last year with a 3-5 Game Saturday Mike Morrisen, will be playing ny Wickline's l\yger Creek Bob- l~nd lost in the Middleport pre- record and Were 7-10 in all ' Kyger Creek at Fairland at Rutland In the non-SVAC cats lost their opener 63-56 at _vlew last week. the Ptrates, games. Roger Garret was th~ . SVAC AU Games .match. Hannan Traee. losing a t~o ~uarter match 35-1second highest scorer of th'3 ! Staadiq1 19 to Galhpolts and Rut! nd t 'lh 342 · · 0 your lllgestloo. SVAC contests will find South- · Coach Paul Oillon's Hannan . dropping a 20-11 deri~!on to ~id- ! coun Y W! ' pmn~s 2~n ~7 Team W L p p 1 0 63_ 49 ud pJckH 1 .bobby ·we i western at Kyger Creek · with Trace Wildcats have won twr- dlepol'l · : games, an a\eragt ' ·1 per Eastern botll cu llldulce Ia'" both t 1 ki f . th · · th · game. Hannan Trace 2 1 100 175 • . e_a~a 00 ng 01 elr gam~s~ tn, e yet ~otmg season 1 Coach Mike Morri son has onKyger Creek has a busy schf- Kyger Creek 0 1 57 86 f1rst wm, baand · k toHannan M 1 Trace t but l<LI fuesday mght droppt>d lly a counle ,. · of regulars ba 1·k • du1e lh IS' wee k•n d. 0 n 5ulurlia)' Soulhwestern 0 I 4t .. .. JOUrneys c e gs coun y a c1ose one 62-56 to Southern 1. from last year's :.quad . They I night, the Bobcats travel 10 , North Gall ia 0 0 8 I Do d w y, i t~ Guards-Regner and Laverne I Smith, Webster and Allers. Nebraska. are repeaters from the 196 Center~Jim Breland, Georgia : Ali-Amertca. • -··a~lle slve team and . linebacker , Tech. ' They and Purdue 4' George Webster on tfle delen- , Q~arterhack - Steve Spurrier, Bob Griese were slve S(JUad, giving the Spartans li lo~1da. . · JUniors ~n last ~ear's lhree berths Barks - Edd~e : Mel Farr, only Grtese failed to make · UCLA and Ployd Little, Syra· again. He lost out to Steve Three <:olleges-Arkans<:~s, Ne- cuse. Spurrier of Florida, 165 to 75 In braska and Southern California Defense : the voting. Only two member! -jliaced two players each on the Ends- Smith and Tom Green- of the 1966 team are junj~ 1 NEW YORK (UPI) -National Discuss Super Bowl The Buck es with three the . 22-man squad while defen-, By United Prpss International only team selected by the direct le:, Wa.~llington. Yary and Me~'lan. ;, Football League owners, having League owners said the sophomores ~the lineup, will sive end Bubba Smith came : Eastern Division 1vot_e ol the nntmn 's spnrts ra:·kl es ld uranko and Loyd I His significant that defensi~~ settled . their realignment prob- question of this season's be starting th~ir 6Bth basketb 11 i within seven votes ol being a w. 1.. Pet. wm.ers and broadcasters. PhJ I_llps, Arkan.~as . 1players were the leading ·V~ Jems for the next twt seasons, ! bowl would be threwn open season. It will be the ninth f~r ~ ~n~mous choi~, ~e stronge.st Philnd rlphia 20 2 .909 1 Here are the pl aye rs they . Middle Guard - Wayne Mey-1gPtlers. Ne~t to Smith ~! today turned to the super bowl, discussion Thursday with C<)ach Fred Taylor .mdJVJdual showmg m UPI All- ; Boston 15 4 .789 1chose as the b ·t . . th ~ d· ian .. N('braska. Webster With 210 and tiM. f."'ayer draft and television decision expected on the . ·. Americas s.ince the World War New York 1212 .50ll l Off=~sem e 0 . Ltne barkPr~~-Lj nch and Paul Lynch with 202. rights issues at !heir special and place of the game OSU wtll be captamed by Ron 11 days of Army's Doc I Cincinnali 9 11 _450 - -- - · . _ ~- , - - - - ... meeting. I late Thursday or Friday. Sepir, a 6-foot-4 senior from Blanchard and Glenn Davis . I Baltimore 4 20 .167[ j C'nastal Capitol and Feder- , compronu~ wb1c~ w11l see A year ago In Indianapolis. ' champio~ship, r e c e i v e d 260 Detro1t Ql. -' Orleans switch with New the Bucks beat Butl<':t ?5-? 4 for votes, . JUst seven short of Los Angele~ The makeup of the new · and become a part of the their lBh win in the 24 game I perfectiOn. Chicago Cleveland-Pittsburgh-St. Tomg , ht ,S GameS 11 13 .4s8 g H .364 1 College Basketball 8 17 .32{1 B)'· Uniterl Press lnternalional I dlvlslons: I I . Pa . He was No. 31 In the balloting of 267 football Western Dlvi<lon in scoring and rebounding last wrIters and broadcasters, , w. 1. Pet . 1 year with 371 points and 117 re- ·Smith, who led Michigan State San Fran !5 a .~12 1 bounds. ; to its second straight Big Ten St. Louis 9 10 _474 , The OWIIOr8 decided WedJiej. day that the league's 16 teams 1 _Although the new would ~ dlvidPd into four, four- d>v!Ston " rather teain divisions --the Central, 11t was m~de ev~n m~re so by Louis series. The OSU cagers finished Guard Tom Regner, tho Wednesday Results , the seas(m fifth a 11-13 record leadmg vote getter on lhe Nt'w York ll9 Ci nci nnati !15 . Tonight · offensive team, and halfback Los Angeles 126 B.lltimore Il l Baldwm-Wallace at Dayton OSU was raled run . lh 1n a se- 1N'ICk c.u ~'d Ball State at Bowl!' noeo Green Yon oIfense and tac kl e Philadelphia 128 Detroit 119 cret ballot by Big Ten cage IPete Duranko and linebacker ~Central State at Kentuck~· Wes- Westen Confernee group JD 1968. 'I'hfo Giants WJIJ . . BIll then meve int. the Capitol Dl C II L..oas Anga 1 V!Ston S Fr- a. more, d D.1 v 1. s 1. on w1t. h Philade1ph'1a, e es, an anclsce an ' Washington and Dallas. Atban~. 1 Di . . -G B Pete Rozelle, the NFL com8 Detv" ' °n d Mreel n aty'l missioner, said, "thert was JJ en Chirago, ro11 an nneso a. . h 1 r Ealten Coafereaee slrong ee mg k~~. ~ e ~ast Federal Dlvi•ion -St. Louis,, toward New Yor · Smce at. of I I coaches. Michigan State was Jim Lynch on defense were Lhe the ravorite for Ute 1966-67 con· ! Notre Dame stars honored. b ketb 11 1 erence as ----- PIea.Made £Of a race. Cleveland, Pittsburgh and New the teams wanted to play m ANGEL AWARD York. New York,tt became a strong NEW YORK (UPI) -Chuck i Capitol Division -Dallao, debate poml Wllh tis large Mercein, New York Giants' Philadelphia, Washington and e~posure a~d. huge market and 1tullback , wil1 be presented with N~ Oi'leans. I e commiSSioner final~y _re--I the Angel Guardian Home's rn the post-season playoffs solved the pomt by SWilchtng annual football Angel Award on that will ·take three weeks, the New York and New Orlean!! Frklay. . By United .. _ Prrs~ fntt ntational ' leyan ·w L T Pls Geor~e · Chicago 10 5 1 Toronlo I New York 7 4 6 6 · B..ton Washington at Cincin- · · nat! 2 22 Hiram at Cleveland Sta te 7 21 Indiana State at Kent Sate 5 21 Ashland at Kenyon 3 IS Glenville State. at Martella !5 Villa Madona at Miam i Wish him /:k with Dectolene Perma-lrort . lrt D4cro,.. 10()% polgatn -ti.R~0 UZ.:..The perfect wuh ud werui ' 6 8 ihut that dnes to perfection in ju.t 2 hour.a. Montreal 7 8 Chooae his favorite collar ttylee froll" ·~ 1 • • ,.~ selecDetroil 4 II 2 10 Mt.Union at Western Reserve tion moolon, •tripe. and white. $9 00 •Dul'ont R.T_. JI. • Wedn~sdav's Re!lults 1Muskingum at Bethany i Toronto J Mont;eal 2 . Butler at Ohio Stale , New York 5 Chicago 0 Ohio Wesleyan at Ohio Univ. Open Fri. & Sat. Nights e A Gold Star Store 1 7 Coastal and Central division after *e 96 :ea~nbedaJ The home said Mercein was i COLUMBUS mPn Dr. Wooster at Wittenberg fha.mpiens will play fer the '" . empor ry e 1chose11 for _his outstanding play :Sayner F. A,.:- • ......, newly By UnBed Pl't'ss _rnt~matlonal ' Alliance at Youngstown Western Conference title and l1us schedul~. ma~ continue and for h1s conduct ''off the , appointed · ·ra ry Eastern Dwfsmn Campbellsville at Rio Grande the Federal and Capitol division ! lor three years, satd Rozelle. field as well." Previoua <ecei· of the 01· ..,.. W. L. T. Pts. ~~;;;~;;;t;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;litlisls will play for the Eastern "but the alignment wtU proba· pients of tile Angel Award M~• lion .\OE/ ,.,. Hershey 12 j 2 26 ! i Conference championships. I bly be open after 1~ lD thc 1b~m D1ck Lynch and Fr.1nk. day for p1 • •n. Quebec 10 7 3 2:1 1 The two conference cham- East. The Eastern ailgnm~nl ' Gifford. romrnittees for t • • tu give BaltimorE' 10 6 1 21 1 pions w'll t f th NFL , changes afler the 1967 canpalgn . them "stronser vo; -.<· nn the lo- C:prin.l!"fif'ld 7 9 3 17 chalnpio~shi;~nd o;hat ewinner ] while the West remains intact BENECK RETIRES . cal policy making level .'' Provid('nrc 2 13 4 8 'I More Teacher Responsl'b'}• 1 It).' i DOWNIE-GROSS. Pomerov I will play the AFL titllsl. The new schedules won't , through 111611. . ROME <UPII -Daniela Be· He said \he btl! he would W••tern Division bE-! Each team wliJ continue to 1 neck, considered Italy's greatest most like to see the next lE"gisW. L. T. Pts . drawn up untJI next spring, play 14 regular season games ; woman swimmer, s~i~ Wednes- ; lature pass would set up a sy- R?chester 12 7 1 25 1 --'~--- ---- - under the new schedule. Each - day she was .reh.rmg from stem of professional negotia- P1t1sburgh 10 6 3 23 : team will play two games,I active sporls. lion which could deal with sal· . Buffalo s 12 4 home-and-away, with the other : The 20-year-old Roman said aries. Cleveland 5 8 3 • I three teams in its twn division . i !he decided to give up because ' " Educt.~tton ls far too ImportWednesday's Results II will also meet all feur teams ' the altltute gave her physical , ant and is becoming too com- Hershey 4 Rochester 2 " ' 't I In the other division of its own trouble during the second pre- ! plex for non-professional pfople Pittsburgh 5 Springfield I 1 j conference once. And then it Olympic week in Mexico City to make all the decisions,'' wUI play the four teams in one 1and she realized ''I oould never . Brighton said. "We need profesdivision of the other conference. I c?mpete in the coming . Olym. !sional people to help de\•elop The National and American pies." ; JXllicy." Plurall'ty WaS 703 '>23 votes For Rhodes COLUMBUS IUPI) - 1 I Gov IFootball Leagues TOM THUMB are scheduled : --- --- --- - ' James A. Rhodes won re-eleC· · to merge under a single banner I sel A. Weath.erman to Robert lion Nov. B b)' a plurality of j ror the 1970 season with the 1969 1Alfred llerst, Helen M. Dorst, 703,223 v.otes, the secretary of season tpen for debate should Lot, Orange. ~tate's official canvass showed the owners decide then not to I Roxie J. Shockey to United today. . continue the proposed aligument t States, Flowage Easement , Leb- The statistics showed that 2.· t for that season. 960,117 persons went to the polis i u. the election, about 500,000 anon. Blondena E. Stribling RACEWAY ---ADIOS VIC FAVORED WESTBURY, N.Y. tUPll Adios Vic, who has raced in the shadow of Bret Han o v e throughout his career, ins(alled the early 8-5 favorite 1 to Wednesday for the . Umted States, Flowage Ease- National Pacing Derby Saturday 1 1 Meigs below the predicted turno~t. men!, Lebanon. While- Rhodes' victory o<er Democrat .Fruter Reams Jr wao by llje biggest margin evor In 1 Jtibematorlal race. the largest plurality ••• the .~ 319 votes . by which Judge Paul Brown . ,l~tained his Supreme . __. R-he Coori ieot. Helen Woodyoru Ia o rt The canvassmg, certified by Llndatamer, Conslan"" L e • Secretary of Stat~ Ted W. Llodstamer. 1110 Acres, OUve. BI'OWII,<thowed Rhodes recetve.d Lewlo Daughterly, Ne !lie 62.8 pe; cent of the voles cast M. Daughterly to James Slone, for governer. Ann Slone, 80 acres, Salem. The official statewide vote: I Ava Gilkey Ia Mae S. Masol, Governor _ Rhodes. 1,795 •• part of lot, Harrisonville. 2"7· Re8lils i'll92 054 .. ,. Granville Lyons, Edllb 4tons Gov. ·_· Job• Bn~w.. 1,. 1o Ronald A. Whiltington, Em1147 IT/·· William ·Coleman, 1 _ ma M. Wh•IIIRgton, 54 Acres, ' ' ' Columbia. III!A,Il~· Gen • 1111 Sa be James B. O'Brien, Robet1a c. '· · - " am 1 ' O'Brien to Marvin McGufre I,&=.~; Robert Sweeney, I,· Belly McGuire, parcels, s.U.: 2Ss,805. . bury. Audllor ffuil term) - lloiet i Teesle J. Beegle, dec. to Thomas Fergu- : Lawrence Beegle, Janet B. son. I!Qush, Don Beegle, Aflld. of (UIIelq> Ired term) - . Sulton. KniSley, l,l 70,711: Ar· Lawrence Beegle to Janet 8. ~ 1Y·~::S~Ted ROilih, Don· Beegle, parcele, night at Roosevelt Raceway. Property Trans£ers GALLIPOLIS RACING SATURDAY NIGHT DEC. 3 7 PM JIQuleter YRoomler YHeavler JISafer ... ;f: GUARANTEED . . TO GO thru ice, :~ .•·; ' mud or snow ... or WE PAY THE TOW! Our guarantee extends to nMt. · Fil'llitooe Town & Country a..; : on dli ve w'heelB of p8888Be'!r ("ars, for the entire lift of i .. original tread dEil!ign. Clailb paid by dealer or •~ore iu"iiJI guarantet: ··~tificate. 1 Lowest priced . nerr car 011 thetNd 'u. 801)..1)-the IIIOSt economical car . you'N ev• drive. Gela up to 45 miles per gallon on regular gas. Slips In and .out of traHic like a dream. Easy to park, easy to drive. FIAT flOO-D. Lowest priced new car on the road. 9 1,171,119';. James Nn!Bit, Janel B. Roush; Nonn111 Don Beegle, Sue Ann to Lamnce · Lilt Elllate, Su!t!>n-. Nora Salll'IJ to Nellie GOble, ,. :we. )J ' . • . ~\ r I • • ,~ :. • • SA~'ES &f.··SERVICE rr.uw•JJ.e·Twsu...;·.,..~... ~•....... ·. 'SMITH'S FIAT' .•\• 1 . '·; ~· ;. BY DICK THOMAS 1 for a go at the Eastern Eagles. Local at Racine. Hannan Trace ; are Dave Skidmore, S-10 All five Southern Valley I Coach Lloyd Myer's Highland- wdl he hard pressed to stop, 10r and Roger Garrett, I Yellow Jackets. . - ALLSTAR The Pomeroy Panthers will guard ~osls, whu logged a Ha_rt their last basketball cam· of time in the 6~ season. pu~gn under the purple and The fifth starting assignment, white · h . Wit one starter beck Ithe other guard, is still up tr_ o m last _year's team Friday grabs, accordinK to Coach m•ht ~ agamst the MlddJeport Moore, wlth Jjm Anderson, !'J" .. . , Panthers Opening With I Veteran In Lineup Friday p.m. lllh!:o Ch'ooso Chrlstmn gifts from our wide variety of' quality musical In· strumtnls. Tho finest stloction In tho area. ' ! I'Oiilleifd "'""I. $179.95 _l)•l!Y ~nlln~l, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. twl:J.·Q. '-''¥ OHIO ACCOUNTS ' aa!d,J"CCiv~· "'IOio <Conttnued P'roDI Pace One) 1 cat.mmus· !'uPII _ 'l'bB ""tt"lncooleiu. · ·,, ,"' ' "'rarnlep, lie J:!1':YRbqde.o'lor commut- STEUBENVW,•OhiO'ItlPn Berlin, was designated _. ~ lltuo Til% Study. eo'mlllltsloi>. "A lncoole ~ . QOOild llmJj J ,pel" ceJ!I ofi\M '~ lng llli:de~th lienlencei Of· li!O -','l'hl! llfll N~-,..111\!D,tlll Kleslnger's vice chancellor aNI lliiiShed wlth"li!O puijlle partie!· ~ the, rev•~!" ~ tl! ~1110 In the - ~1<> !iOI ~ lO:I ,lpOII IJlil asked ~ ~r!'li~· · JIOnian·,CllthoiJc; ~(!I Jlll!!ljz foreign minlsler m yoUng by pt.llon pbaH of Hs joli, now~ JtO only J!lalle 'n~ed; AAjUII- per ceDI,•of lbp, real ,proptrty lltlllblJ, to .·r;:o!lllilft• ~~ beftypJ~ Wffi 'be, ~pee!, the Buncjeslai (lower house) of untO Feb. t 'lo hammer ool ree-\ menl! ljowbward tn othilr lute, tu """f.~ 1"1' cent of tha tan. ~pltal _r>unbl~· '• _.'., : '' 10. ·' , ' A Bethel College •tudent of lhe Wesl German Parliament. ommendaUOI"' lor ·alteriJ>C the ~ al10 pMI>ce JlMIIed add!- iible :pro,!"'::y· lu. . , .:: ,' , ; ''!'he eounetl oald, ~' ~ Tit(. Ref 1~nan.tn• Ruth!!' New Haven w Va .,.. killed Kleslnger, 6:1, leader of the !late's tax. · s~n~eture. 'I tiona! revenue lol' stale WV• "FI,I'IMIJ, fl)' P~\;of 1\10 cjslon .!Ji eommu~IJ!i 111• deatli ford ·fi·~·Jr ..,.~_ :n.,;, 1 ;JiM,.,, ' ., Chrisuan Democratic UnI o o · t.,.1 " he oaid. major eontrtbutlon tllet··baft senten.., of ciil1io ~oi>t Bel· '"' ·• <'- : • • ,.,., . night in a ear· train (CDUI, succeeding Ludwig Er- The commission, which was . H~ argued that farmers, and made to~ a~ 01 Uvial lanw jr:, .,.~' ~er Gil!! Mil- ·~, Ky., , iiO~,A~ acctdent near ~cKen~le, Tenn. han! who lost his parllamen~ created by the last legislature, .nany tax expe.U, think the'W> we enjoy In thli eountry 11 SI&Ji. Wll ·•~d'l!"i.I!UniiJI; ..ed, We,~ Joltll ~lctlm, 18 year old Paul ary majority nve weeks ego In must make Its reP9rl to the up- lib!• personal properly laJ.' ts fteld oaid "But f~ ~ nQI llti'laD!'·' " l'r Taylor wht I · X.' Lint~erfeit, who was dnYithng a dispute over Erhard'• ftseal eomlng legislature no later than "thO most unflllr" laJ on tile proud of Ute fact 'that they . '.' ' '· ' . - ·- • viii'' tlltlv...lty · ;'-,;;. ' Marv~• · the car, was hll by a nor · UU . 1 th 1 date . •· -·'"" In ••· · · n....::li~-~'" bound Louisville and Nashville po Cles. a . boots and ~.old ,, should ~ ..ve not shared ~~ w.. y ounp~~ '·Ny~ - . ,lkin~ at .~:U ' .· "': The commission held Its last eli!lllDated, at least lor fllflll- flnanetal J:tWlrd for thill majqr ""-...; t a··· ~t .,., Jlllm.• ~ •~·' . Passenger train at a crossing · _ ..a e .o ~ ll -Soliie ..... •·•·, w111 "''·'•··,...., "" ~ ...... Death • M11ery near the college. hearing Wednesday at which ers. " · eon trtbuU011·" .'· . · ,.YQIJNGSTCIWN ......,.a,.. 1 sf as tak n from th• · · ' · · .. · • ~ - · · · 1111f Dec. 11 al1he Qwrdi nf 0 • . II ' ·the the ~timjltloaht Clli!Ciwlall. Police said the train carried SNOW AND COLD USHER- e '?""'1 w e · 4011 the car 500 yards down the ed in Ute month of December pubhe. The session pstarodteuce<l ci!Y'i IWo lllJjOII . . tall' ~ wtt*' Ilk ~ rlll4l;' ' . II track. over much of the nation today, pleas for end against a mlo ' Ntiln enmasse'lpday all ·,. · ·• Another stndent Lloyd Wal- The storm system which smotb- come tax. In u llltempl to 111n pay . ,, · ' . lace Conner also 'or New Hav- ered large areas of the upper D. R. Stanfield, etecutlve : e t IDcreases: • .. ' Ill~ TMI . en, was a 'passenger in the Midwest aud Appalachian moun- president of the OiJ!o Farm .r: C, , The nuro~ ba~ luu~ lhe NEW YORK· ql!ll,l .., . car. He was taken to the Car· tams w•th hlp-high snows aba~ eau FederatiOn. oaid a otate ~~ MASON - Tonight at eight the preliminarY illlll, ·some aamelbrtat In Dela'- lo lain lowest \llftperatunl ,' ·, ~ roll county Hospital and will ed but left a legacy of death come I~ 1hould _be used to r o'clock the 1968-6! edition of of tile older lllarl would be rocoplllon .of Ute Younptoin! lhll ~!0 ·@1!1 ~"' 1'/~-, be released in four or five and misery. pla.Oe the Ia 0 I' b 1• the Wahama While Falcons too liumeJV\11. to IIIII. • . :General D!lty' Nursu ~Ia- er. Burijli, .~; ~· 1 days. · prop~rty tu. · basketball will open their earn· Whttever the ·ease, (lie I'!"• Uon as their ·battalnlN and Bawd, I!I{Jil'~ an 1 Funeral services for Linger. On the Edge But :ar~t ;Iande~, b paign on the Wahama II o or always tunis•out lo be a aood They pined thtl eo...stoncile ~-!!r-~•>'~1.-,~~-~ fell will be held Friday at 10:30 Pl1'l'SBURGH - DOCI'ORS or of Arlin;:' ~~d "::,;" against Waharn» Alumni. 'lb on• to watch and a JOOd chance bour ~ _the dtailllne. · "'~""'"" · ·~~ 'wO!!y~· it m. at the Foglesong Funeral today watched the condition of Up~r th ' . preliminary game piiUng the to see the opening of the b!ISke~ . GOa Bend, Aril., and ThWil>al, 0 Home with Ute Rev. Achsah the sole surviving Araii!IOD missiOners mcome Falcon Reserves and the older ball wars. Price of odmbslon WOMAN Ctllf, . , ' Miller officiating. Burial will be quintuplet to see if anouther should be re:.erved of Alumni will get under td the contelll wlll be a slr•l&ht ST HI!)NRY Olilo ~Ul'l) _ . . . · in Kirkland Memorial Gard- almost - total blood trensful!ioD for m~:!1~· Urged at six-thirty. SOc lor students a.nd one dollar Lo,..;nt Beckrn'u, 49, 'Rl 1, St. PIAN .JlTNB1' ~.i:R ens. would be necessary In her fight ld h ~ th for adults. Price of adltllslon aa·. Henry was killed Wedne·•-v ..._~"be~IU..,.. . f lif Glander sa e suppo,"" A year ago, e two 1eams mlts th f to both omes ,· ouel.r una-. nlll · - 3 ·. l'!rLmgerfelt born Sept. 17, 1948, . or e. Ohio Munteipal Leegue'o posi· bed engaged In a light duel . e an •. when tho car In wWeh she wu Friday lrollJ 1: p.m. 10 7 WaB ._ 11166 graduate of Wah&· ~~~~nl S:·u:bo ~~- ion to require clUes which im- which finally found the Varsity Alter this game tonight, the riding slammed Into the rear p.m. at the .Jiiastern Hlgi>ScbOOI ma H•gh School where he let· toda .:W.rwent~ trans~:to!· pose !Dcome tues to retum edging tile Alumni 49-0 ·for one Falcons will launch the re11> of a road grader maldag 1 lurn before the balltelbaU •ll\lllt, le~ In 1":"1ball and took part Wed;,;,sday in which about 70 part of the 1u to the suburbs of their two wins on the 'season. Ia• sea10n interschoiS5Uc schell- oft Ohio 119 east of here. apaosored by the IIOIIIor clan. 10 ramat•cs. , f be blood under reciprocity agreements. Die Saturday night In a game Senior mothlll'l wjllltll candy, Survtvmg are hiS parents, per cent o r was ex· Stanfield said the state eon- However, all five of tile Fa!· egalnst the Middleport Yellow Chewing 8UDI was first Nl- browntea and· ba~Pr~ dof. C.rson and Edith Hare Linger- changed to wan! off the effects fl r n should be altered 8! con starters from that same Jackets 011 the Ohioans Door. tented 1n 1811. lD8 the iame. . felt, New Haven, and a. hall- ol Jaundice. Doctors. said lh.a s 1 u 10 sslhie to allow lor a are now gone from the scenec . . · brother, Charles Ashley, Cleve- one pound, 12 ounce 1nfan!. han- SOOD as po Ray Redman · and Ray Varlan • • land. Friends may call at the died.. the transfus>OD qutte ERTAIN AT DINNER each had a dor.en ta!Ues to g· funeral home after 6 p. m. to· well . but held 10 abeyance a E:J: and Mrs. Harry B. Perry lead the Falcons last year while , '· . ~cls;on . on ~~t~r ~!her entertained with a turkey din- Chuck Thompoon hod ten. Car- COLUMBUS (IJPI) -The an· "People can disagree 1ooth lalars It approve a Plf mDIIOR eda:~uston wo pe orm- ner Thanksgiving at their !lOme by Sawyers edded oix, and Wll· nual three-day convention of diE and IIlii! up to !he time a de.l incroase In Ohio's b Ian n Ia • NOW YOU KNOW ay. ID Loni Bottom. Dam Arthur had thr~. All Ohio EduetUonlll Assoc~· clslon Is mede,'' he said, ''but school approprlaUon. About '10 "The .~erivatlou of lbe wonl Present were Mr. and Mrs. these !ada are not With the tlon (OEA) opened today wilb after that we must have eome per cent of that amount Md moon Is traced to Sanskrit. ' Berkley Bruwl Jack Perry and tamily of thls year, and some of the lenderohlp and oome mem- means of dbclpllnlnl our mem- be earmarked for lll!lntctiollltl ::Mas,".~ the Sallskrit word lor BERKELEY, Calli, - T H E' toden, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. them may well be on the Alwn· bora lD a mllllant mood. bers.u cosll. · m~: ____ _ _ _ __ Unlverslly of Cahfornla laced Jim Perry of MUtoo, W. Va.: squed. Stayner Brlgbton, newly apo The erpuislon clause pro- The bi b 0 wDI ... liken the threat of I student strike Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. pointed OEA executiVe ...,... posed, he said, w1111id be used · 18 ry IU .,. 1 1 ~oday as~ result of •. wild and family of Willoughby, w~ebeon:al;~~~: :.: ":~ tary, said a new rule would be only against tho11 "who don't up In th~ tf':-~u; DEVOTED TO INTEREST <U r~t" d clulrswmglng Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nollin&ham Marshall who bad two and put before the delegates 1<>r eon· follow the pattern" of the OEA ~::!,oteo' eonalderatloo II MEIGS . MASON ,IlEA ~ ~ emonstra7rs and family of Pomeroy, and four po~ts respectively last sldtrat!On. It would sllow 'OEA or "attempt to destroy the •• be propo!ed thtt • ' . e presence 0 avy Miss Linda Perry of 1 olfietal• Ia d~elpline dlasidtnl IIOCiatlon." bedule be eatab••'"'ra ._ o-.n, .,.,, ...., recnuters on campus. tom. Mr. and Mrs. · ~members by eustlns them. OEA members f!tlrrently ran mum ~~~ se te tlq the 1 rut~.!~:!"~.,!:,~,.!!~t.· ·~' Nine persons, only three of Roberts and daughter were For the Alumni a year 1go,! 1be rule 111 almtd at "prevent-~ be expelled only for conviction llshed by tbe all ' : de . ~X",.::,.:;•:'!'m!'.,,~. o,: ~~ ~lud~tsit, were arrested I able to attend because of Ill· Zuspan and Jim Bird led tng people from using dual (U!I· on a morals charge, connection~':' at!;~':t up clllnlc s,., Pomeroy. fJrb1e, t~m. Bu ne ay n e fracas whtctl ness. the way wJth 1.& and 12 points tun assoelatlon) membership to l with an anti-American organl· • ers A· ::~o:.~;·:.r~:.,"v ~pt:! lnt lhe1ba~e~~~l of :• respecUvely. Bill Greer added undercut our organization," he zalion or flagrant violation of 1 ~al~ ~":~ would be ..:;at.~~ :. ,:e.:'!:r.DIIct;'Po~:/. 50Ig 5 en un DD u ng - st 11be ruling was returned -on a half dozen, Robert IOusb had saki professional standards. n · ~ ter,' .w.. Ub Oblo yards away from Sprout.Hall orders - by a jury Nick Howard edded foor, "Some Ohio Federation of Calli For 9anctiollo ' set of ""' l!ltl8 · 1 w where 773 slt-ms were arrested Criminal Court Judie and Ralph Clark tacked on an- Teachers people have t a k n Doyle Davidson head of the tep of "'500 after 10 r,eara 1o~~~=~ KJ·:~~ ;:r~~:~"·· New vorl atJ · Ne• ~lmost two years ago 1.6 the ert C. Paschen overrode the other basket Sev~ of those membership in tht association Akron Education' 4ssoelatlon~ of expflrlenee. MR..,.~ - · "''""' ., ay. jecUoll!l of publicnd.defender lads may ·be back- In unif1Jnn toy -· the position to seU lht· said be wtuld pro..... to . lhe Another major point In the ....ner wher. •ull•bl• Sl ce11llo pa d W Getty rdered. ......, ....... ,. -~ .~ ,.u m ,.,..., - ... al . • • tonight but a few ate also union " Brltlhton uid. clelerates that unottooo he 1111- pn~gram lo a proposal 10 re::,:,.,";;O:',.:::'.";,.~""'l:....'',; SpeckhFit seven men and five women absent' duo to service comml~ . ' Ba.U Prepotal en against the state If the !OJ!- qu.lre oci>Qol , betlrds .to . nc~.~":.~J'.~':. "c\:,N.:::.&.".' 11;,"':; CIII_CAGO - RICHARD i return the verdict. Paaehtn . Retiring OEA President Paul islature falls to aet quickly to oglze a teacher Ol'fl8~11911 WI'' u"'' ... you "'·"" '" m••"'· Speck " mentally competent to ' he would eonsider a obanp , · to · . Bayes, illperinlendtnl of South· raise letcher ~tlatil!l aflil on request and lllfiOIIale .work· ::';!"'.:;:"..:;::·.:::, stand trial on charges of 'i"venuo moUon It> • bell'ini Last year • :e ~ a': westem City Schools In Frank- school support inti eondlliom end pay wllh the _... slaughtering eliht young nursea. day. =~wf~ ~3-1~~e and then lin 'CountY. baeked !he proposal. The resoluUon allcs the :;:legl~o-~Ia::tt:.:er:.:.·_ _ _ _ _ __ Student IsKilled · EWt~ERS I •t ,. 'l, I ,, ••• • ·. ~ ' •,, ' i . I • ' 1 1 • HOME &AUTO.CENTER ·pti!NfY 'OF · FREE P'AAKlNG �,. '. ' ' ,, ~-Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, -- -- ---- o., Racme • Leg•on • AuxiJi•. ary PJans GI•rts £or HospJt• aJ Dec. 1, 1966-5 I~ .'~«~•··~~•~<•••oci(•<O.~<~....;~....,.,.,.,._-~;c,.,.""",."~""J ~ ~ HEY .KIDSI ClEAN-UP SPECIALI WHILE • ~~ LAST ~ ~ • WILL BE AT TINY'S BARGAIN LAND :~ . .,,~: . .\ ~ SUNDAY ~ t t :~ l LIST .CJl .. .., ' SPJ~'CLtL • o-----·~ ~ ~ ~• ~ ~ .}J SUPER BALLS REGULAR 1.00 33 mad~. ~1111 . . ~ist~ry me~ts professJOni~I ! Pu~rce. Radcl~lf. dec~ded State~ Mr.~. ma~ 12.3'~ a(·t~ Southern I R~~~~~t~':akat.t:~n:~:ld ~:t~~s wat;~ th:l~ef'!'~~1:p~~~~~ s ' :~ve; 0 ~~~~.:'::~~ :;rec~erv~~ Honor R0II i~~~d ~;t ~~~~~~n :~n~olo~~lo~~o:i ; ~bro~gh~e~a.'m~~~ion.,~Ca~t~~~~~-. ~~~"'~\~gO~~~~YMr~· ~---Announced ~lr. ~h J-DAY SERVICE Honored on his Sixth Birthday ~ post day llhchargo Van Deerlin said. ~~ : enter Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs tained with a party Satur- :; ;~' Scottie, ;~ , Game.~ ~ ~ ~· and Hefre.~ hmen1s •t • i SHIRT Sp;:~rk, fiNISHING 1 Ge~glein, grade.~ ~· aid with ~ 1 ~ " Loui~ 1 1 ~ DudIey 5 • t FlOriS ' was ~ ! birthday I DON'T MISS THE OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL t lulld and Rebuild Any of 5 Different Vehicles You Can Actu1lly Ride 111d StHr REG. $29.95 c CONSUL s ~ Only $1 49 Set D0 0 R pR Zf S 'I s,. , cren~. ~on. 1 RobinSon Cleaners --~-- ,;; PLAN CHRISTMAS i~ ~ ' -" HAPPIN~SS ' ·· NOW! . Brenda Rowe, RUTH SHAIN / Production U!lba 1·k MICKEY SPENCER. Donna COLUMBUS tuPI 1 _ Wes~ Theiss. Caroly~ We: 111 ····y. Electric Company's 1 inglmuse SOPHO~ORf~S - MarK Be~· IAppliance Division Wednesday gle, Melanie Beegle, RHONDA announced a considerable cutB~ADEN, Brenda . Bradfo~d, back in the production srhedD_tanna ~ross, Jenn~fer Davts, ule at its plant lJere because (){ Lmda Grmdstaff, M1ke Hay· "continuing, disappointing perman, Grace Hysell, Jane (ormance." son, Sandra Johnoon. . "We are planning t() reduce . Manuel, George Noms, Sh1rley our production seheduJe - and I Pyles, Becky Sayre, Brenda employe Coree - te levels Say:e. Sandra Taylor, JoY which can be met satisfactorily The1ss, Susan Tuttle, with reasonable costs and exYost, MarU1a Yost, Sandra per,ses," said c. L. Shepard, kle. . mdustrial relalions manager at! FRESHMEN: Jan Alk~re, !he plant which employo about Shelia Bailey, JEFF BREWER, 6,000. Jill Codner, Irene Cooper, Don- 11 1 BERNZOMATIC Propane·Torch Kit ' 44 ANOTHER INGELS' SPECIAL" WHAT A GIFT' • new Hotpoint SWing·door' portable dishwasher just $19995 1 GIFT for THE MAN Of THE FAMILY 1 NeW trent-opening random,loadlng poqablo. • Big lamil)'"'llze, holds15 plaCe settings.• • Rust-proof, pUncture-proof porcelain ln,erfor. • 11 Jet f~in wash action. Calrod' drying unit ~:~~~~~:a:7~~iac~~~~. Sue ' da Ervin, Eric Furbes . ~~.~~I IGluesencamp, Brenda H · David Lipscomb, Debbie Millan, Joan Manuel. NORRIS, Sally Obitz, Proffitt, Sharon Pyles, DALL ROBERTS, Cathy Sayre, Sandra Sellers, Beverly Stobart, Kenny Theiss, Mickey Wolfe, Brenda MichaeL Dec. 2llhl'l Jan. I Tullday thru Sandly SO EASY TO LOAD: .. SO EASY TO OPERATE, EVEN A CHILD CAN DO JT BLINDFOLD~DI I·' · , • PERFECT aelecflona are complete I .tlt Ingels This l'earl ERECTOR SET VAPORIZER HUMIDIFIER BY KAZ W1'thoUl Job Cooper Makes HIStory WIth New. PoSitiOn "' RIDE-EM LIFE SIZE SIZIS 4l-\.f Find Himself 2~ ~ ('hristmos Gilts Cost l'ou l.ESS ••• White Zipper $4.95 ~ ~ ~ GILBERT'S PAIRS L~. ~ = 6Roll I • Pitcher and Six Glasses ~· ONLY Boots l s 00 Po,veU May \,• named to head the new Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis . Bertl<a Edwards ..\Irs. J. ry 0 . Hesson and in fan/ daugJ>. iChi llicothe Correctional Ins !I· , and family of Qlllumbus spent ; Hobert F. vans. J Paul Grumr .. ter. !" '! !day ;J{ternoon at their home in lute to be operated at the for· several days with Mary Pierce. I Christma L. Haning . .Mrs. N.i,..oiiiiiOiiiOiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'i ' Flatwoods honoring their son, . mer federa l reformatory. i and Everett Sisson . fay Harrison . ,'>Irs. H. Donald on his six1h birthday. Gov. James A. Rhodes call- spent severa l days at their HendPrson. Mrs. William f' Colors eHoney Gold eAvocado wrre pl ayed with prizes The second six. weeks honor ' ed Cooper "eminently quali- ' home here. 11-louda!iheldt. Mrs. Elizabe1h ~" ~ 1awarded to Rohbw Eason Lin- roll at Southern Local High lied" for the new position and Fanny Adams or Racine re- Malone. Timolhy H. Mills. Mrs and Aquamarine da F.ason, Cllarlene Sthool, of B or better, he was being promoted ' cently spent several days Carl G. Phillips, B;•rbara .J Judy Sj![mco. i:Jrludrs 21 seniors, 21 juniors, '"because of these _qualifications, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain. Rayburn, Michael L. ,:5; of decorated ' 22 so!Jhomores and 27 freshmen. · not because of h1s race, culor 1\k and Mrs. Norman Weber · Mrs. waller R. ShasLeen. Jamf's ·· . • cake iced in .white, I They are (all A names in capi- 1or creed." ·and Mrs. Leona Babcock visit- J. Sm1 th . A. Paige Smit h. Ga-' -----~ ~ ~ decorated with yellow and red l tals) : ! A nalJVe of Cleveland, Coo?-:ed Mr. and r-.·lrs. M. A. Hall, ry L. Thivener . Mrs. Earl Wal - IN AT 9-0UT AT S rosebuds and the jnscription , SENIORS - SANDRA BAT·; er .holds a rnaster;s degree m Heedsville. i ton , Charles E. Halt. D • 1S "floppy Birthday scott EY. DONNA BUSH. Margarct .ps)chology from \\ estern He- Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steth- Peters, Mrs Ervm L Barr. 1 Years Old ." ice kool-1Cole, Karen Grueser, Nancy serve Umverslty. Following lO em were VISiting Mrs. Nellie ' and rnfanl Mrs. George R , Second St Pomero ·-- - -·-·--·~ ade and candy WPre SPrved . Hoback, Judy Kmg Bonme Yc.ars m supervisory and e.x:ee. l Stethem i Sheets and mfant svn 1\·Trs Lar-• ' Y Favors were I>irll>day balloons/ Lawrence, PatriCia London. UtJve posts at the Cleveland --- -------· -·• :l and hlowo»ts Sue McMurray, Teresa McTur- post offiCe, Cooper JOined the 0 0 0 Ql «: 1:) l& \to 1iv ;, ::; ¢ <;) G G 0 ® 0 f# Gl • .• & Gn<•sts were Diaoe Smith, Ju. ncr. CARLA MORHIS, Brenda Ohw Reformatory's staff in REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES " 1uy ·' .pencer, s Kf.!y ·1 anu.• wPsey 1 Norris ' Nola Ohitz ' P·!lty Prof- July, of ;>sy· !lr' .,o; ' h 1 1957, · 1 as dJrector · if .~ ~ Smit h , AngeLl. Hobbie and Lin- !itf, nay Proffitt. Robyn Stearns, c oog1ca_ s~rv1ees .and was I tla E>Jsvn, Ch-.rlcne Goeglein CAHOL WILCOXEN, Suzanne named assocmte supt!nntendrnt = Nan-! for treatment on July I, 1963. I' ~ . 1'·uny a 1.'1g· htroo t , Teresa, Ka-' 1: \'t''inebrenner,. Linda Yost, I LACK WORK .SKJLJ...S . Iii :hy and Sandra Wildermuth and Icy Yost. Amta Houddshelt. . . ~ · .Jc;h n 'l''•mmy ·md David Blake .JUNIORS -- Connie ArnoU, I Rhodes BaJ~ Cooper was j ~ Adults ' • prese nt' were ~1r.s ·1 I•ENO!lA BASS• , J·annme · Ben tz, ' " l!'eatmcnt onented" and smc:e I · . ~ ' lleltx"; Lightf<KJt Mrs Perry. I JIM CIRCLE David Cole, 84 per cent of those commuted ! r · BONNIE EL Jacked work 1 1 · -" 1 Riggs Mrs Charles Wilder- m Ct,zart, · D ON G, to .the reformalory . . 1 ! _. A ' · · D b II hb -• p II b ski Is, his pnmary goaJ would 59 N. 2ND AVE. u- b 1 MIDDLEPORT " / muth and Mrs Hobert Eason e ra u aru, eggy i!i · · b rd n I! J 11 cGarEoNyAn 1 e o strengthen the program WY l 5560 It s,~nchng gJfts but unable to Ka • Ja as Larre ' . of vocatJOnal rehabilitahun I ~ · 141 attend were Randy Stmpson and !Ser, · ames aw rence, • Re•erveyour 1 P.~Jlatall)l)l););),-Jit.atl"il",Ji,)l)jJlJ~:t~~::t~~J.::l'.:r.)lll.•)l)l)IJIJI.IIIIII~' "' • ~I Kelt Y Hawk • MATHF:WS, Donna Phelps, Joy- 11 , Ice Proffitt, SHARON ROUSH, W estn•ghouse Plans Bulova while ~ PAPER MODEL P-60A D seven p·1ece Baverage set ~~ c GIFT WRAPPING ,, i ONLY I Jf osoi IaI News conv~nes ~ ! Poppy Artifi cia I wreaths _Mr~. ~;~ry M~~tm. rhatrO~s-1~ t~avelmg ~. ~ se~ved ~~~~V ,.,r ••oLTS'IL"""' Scottie Bearhs v LADIES NYLON HOSE Fost~r. ·~ome:o~, a~no~nce candle~ ~~ Chr•'stmas Arrangements ~·~ PAIRS IN A PKG. FRICTION CARS, GAMES PUZZLES TIL 7O'CLOCK ! ~ ONLY .• 2 oor ecoratlons Many Decorating Novelties ~ REG• $2.00 FROM 2O'CLOCK D :· PILLOW GIFT SETS $ 44 ·' Santos, Angels, Candles, ,. 1.49 Value SON IS BOliN 1 ;: REG. $1.50 JERGEN'S LOTION . A Wonderland Of ; ~ Ch • f L d•ISe ~~~for ~ ns mas Mercnan HAIR SPRAY \' ' 9 pen A.M. Till9 P.M. Both Days : THEY Wood'bury 3-Way " = ~i DEC. 2nd and DEC. 3rd 0 l> ....,.._.,_,. ----- ~ {1//IJSTMAS .0 IPEN HOIJSE .., --· I •• lid I 01 •• Mr d M a bb Lef Tile IIIJddleporl Gardea au tho • will laave Its a.llDaal Cbrit1- birth or a son, Bobby Jr., / ' .. mas dinner aad party Mon.. .. . .. ' Novem r 18, at Veterans Mem- Holzer Ho ital : Visiti"• day eveaJng, diDner at th-e orraJ H spital. This IS lhe1r . . sp •-e The Raeine Amerlean uglon man. was presl!lll and explain· Marlin Restaurant at 1:30 P· first cjiild. Grandparent. are I hours and 7-8 p.m. Parents ... A Auxiliary met rrcently wittl . 00 the procedure of the Junior m. and the party aod gift Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dill of i only on Pediatrics Ward. Mrs. Leora Young, president, Unit. She Invited the members excbaoge to follow at the Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. , Ad.rulsslont 2 presiding and Mrs. A. C. Brad-1to help make popcorn . balls home of Mro. Carl Horky. p, a 1ph F'oster, Minersville. Mrs. Sylvia Fowler, 821 Sec· WASHlNGTON IUPJ) -R~. ford as chaplain. to be taken to the hospital on Rolf call re!!ponse will be Great grandparents are Mr.! ond Ave ; Rosemary Smith, Rt. LJ?oe) Van Deerhn, D..cahL, The Unit will take hom•·· !lee. 15. The date will be get ao outdoor Cbristmaa di• and Mrs. Charles Miller, Rut- 1 Vinton; Ronald L. Fulks, Rod- "id Wednesday he would lrJ made cakes and ar\'J. and the Unit contacted. play. Mrs. Lawrence M II· hmd; Mr. John Dill, Sr., Porn- ney; Oakey Bowyer, Rt. 1 fo block the seatmg of Rep• ,. towrl bibs to the Chillicothe' The Christmas dtnner and hoan 1\'ill present a pregram eroy, and Mrs. Vicie Cline, Mo- Crown Cily: Jackie L. Rose, Adam Clayton Powell, n..N.V., Veterans Hospital on December party will be held at the hall oo "Keeping Christmas GUt hawk, w. Va. Rt. z Vmton; Chancey Rothgeb, when Congress ,fan. ~ 15. These articles are to be on December 'll at 6::W p.m. Plants." Tile decorating com~ Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Alan G. BriiJ. 10. He sa1d his deeu~lon wat fl ten at the home ol Mrs. Gret· Turkey will be furnished by mlttee wilt provide arrang.. FAMILY DINNER HELD hart, Pt. Pleasant: Mnl. Robert prompted by the action of I • ta Simpson by Wednesday eve- the Unit and a planned pot· ments and aSIIstlog b01les1o Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart A. Bennett. Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; New York state judge who ning, Dec. 11. A contribution tuck is being outlined. For m• eo wiD be Mro. Crary DaYis, and son, Gary, of Mason, w. Mrs. Blanche L. Compson. CHI· signed an order for Powoll'a 1 1 ji was also sent to the hospital [ormation, call Mrs. Young. A- Mrs. Dnid Farmer and Min va .• entertained with a family ton; Kimberly Jo Neville, Rt. 2 arres1• 1 candy. so a $1 gift exchange and pro- Lenore Glle1. dinner Thanksgiving at their Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Charles E. The arrest order is the outDonations were made to tho gram and games wtll follow •mHM:C!HW$--·"'-"'"""' borne, Guests were Mrs. Max· Sayre, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Stephen lgrowth of a 3¥.. year legal A Red Cross Fund, the Meigs the dinner_ ine Arnold and Susanna, Porn· R. Hoffman, Rutland ; John F. battle by Powell against a eash County Tuberculosis and Health It was announced that Mrs. eroy; Miss sandra Reed, Kisst- Bowe, Ashland. Ky ; Green ! award to a Harlem woman who 1 ~ Association, and to tlJC Racine Louise Stewart is now serving ! mee, Fla. ; Mrs. Mary Aumil- Osborne, RL I Wellston; Don· had sued him for slander. Firemen's Auxiliary. The Unit as Department Civil Defentie • • ler, Hartford. w. Va.: Mr. and aid WiiJiams, Buffalo, W. Va .; . assists the firemen with the Chairman. Mrs. Stewart wa• Mrs. Jack fowler and Tammy Arvel F. McKinney, Rt. 1 In a statement, Van = annual Christmas treat f 0 r the first president of Racine and Tony, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Rush. Ky.: Mrs. Carl 1". For- noted that because of the .... children of the town. Unit which was organized in • • 11,d Mr. and Mrs. Jack stew- sythe, Coalton: Mrs. Raymond lrest order outstandmg agalnot Poppies have be<n ordered 1948. art and Flovd. Tim and Lisa, G. McManaway, Rt. t Wellston; ' him, PoweU would not be allolf. eorly so as lo gJVC the vete> A possible New Year's party ' of Graham 'station, W. Va. . Mrs. Kenneth w. Ow.ns, Grern- ed to serve'" the armed forces. ~ i ans more t1me m making them I w1th 1he Legion was discussed, COLUMBL'S (UPl) _ Beone~t Iup, Ky .; Mary K. M<:Kinney, Rt. •·rt would be 8 monsfroul nays will b< 111 May . j wJt h no decision The J.Cooper,45,todayberamethe l Seven of !he first 27 tourna-i I Hush, Ky.; Mrs. Will1am L. .perversion of patriotism and AI 8111 priZe was awarded I» Ifirst Negro in .to h_ead a ' on the 1965 I morality if a who_ would b! trJct .runror Activ ities Eula Wolfe. Refreshments were ( correctional mst1tuLJOn m the golf111g tour wt>re by Buths harrt-d from servmg hrs country by Mary Roush , Eurue United when he becomes play-otrs. John M. Fuller. Rerr . m uniform beca use of unalwful ':! i Bnnhr and Leora Young_ superintendent of the Ohio ' Approximate ly iO per cent daugh1 c.-. J.l rn . Wt'drwsshou ld be allowf'd a voice cOMPLinEs TRAINING ty-Carpe;;ier:--R<>ute- Racine, . Ar . .. completed advanced training as , my Pmate Spencer H. a combat engineer Nov. 25 at ( c:rpentcr 19, son <Jt Mrs. Bet-, Ft. Leonard w··", Mo. vuu - -~ - - • SIX compallmant ollverwll8 baskel up front • Dual detergentdlspenoer. Stlf.cleonklg fth~. Long Bottom Society News - e;--~~ e 0 G 3 @ 6) e UliiNCI UDY "l" Lltf IULOVA "II" a~lf l i~ , wilt! &fi~M ~~ wa~cell Trim Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Etmo Peirce were Alma Young, Ellen Young and George and Jean Cunningham and Bill Kauff, Pomeroy. Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Nor. man Weber were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koenig, Ft. ue, Va., Mrs. Doris Koenig and Ricky, Tuppers Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Swnmers Haught of Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain have received word of the birth of • great granddaughter. The child ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrews (Joyce Aulherson) stationed at Ft. Knox. ~~.!·"'' . t··. 0 ¥11utn and be~ulr uplutell •tylinr. 21 itweb. 'rell~w Ot who\1 . in~ lint l11e~1 w~fth. ....... ...... tietf-wmdinr. wllit• . Yellt~w ~ New dtess mo!lel, COMMAIIDfl "N" IODDOI ot ~ "CC• , 30 Jewels. Waterp.roor. FIOttfllint fln illl. Ftt:etlf St ll·win~ • ng. Shock-remunt. $11.15 WM~. 14·kt. I!Did case. cryst~l. 17·/twtls. Shock•tslttlnt. I.J!jUSI.abll btiCtltt In ~1!11'111' 01 wllit•. ...... At Christmas, the re's ne gift like a watch- and no watch like a Bulova. It's a gift you can take pride in giving, pride in owning, because it's made with pride - made to give you more quality for your money. Our Watch &perts can help you chooae the perfect gift from our huge Bulova selection. Come in soon. "When something happy happens- it's Bulova Watch Timet• A GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE GOLD STAR STORE •"'"'liM. eTOWn tnd trnllllft! lntatt. OPEN FRiDAY ., and £JWIPI81 ' SATURDAY TIL 9 • Safo1y door latch. Unlcoupltflluoet aHachment. • • Romovalllt whltavlnyt-'c-eur!Ke!Dp cover, eSUIIIDAY All Day 9:30-9:30 10.7 O'CLOCK ~ MIDDLEP<)RT, OHIO ' 1 I ,. . INGLES Until Christm~o • FUIR.NITUR} ) j. 1 . • :· ,• ~ , Mm~iPb~T ; -:l' OPEN_FRIDAY &}ATURDAY NIGHTS OYIC Clllr8l • 10 ,. ~' · AJA..6 OMIIIIJCI • _ . PJIL ~, fCII ~11011 - CAU. liW-MI f. "· ~wa: I Mld..tl ~"rt u-rchants.liJ.,.,.().D-..:... ~·•• -,~· ~·ot·A•!fl·~ri\r. !.~,~ 9,, _,...... IJil .•~ . ·~ . · ,~ '.~·- · ~·J·{' .• ..., ~· '. ' '•- . POMEROY Thundays OPEN FROM ' A A GOLD STAR SALEBIW STOR.E t ' �,. '. ' ' ,, ~-Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, -- -- ---- o., Racme • Leg•on • AuxiJi•. ary PJans GI•rts £or HospJt• aJ Dec. 1, 1966-5 I~ .'~«~•··~~•~<•••oci(•<O.~<~....;~....,.,.,.,._-~;c,.,.""",."~""J ~ ~ HEY .KIDSI ClEAN-UP SPECIALI WHILE • ~~ LAST ~ ~ • WILL BE AT TINY'S BARGAIN LAND :~ . .,,~: . .\ ~ SUNDAY ~ t t :~ l LIST .CJl .. .., ' SPJ~'CLtL • o-----·~ ~ ~ ~• ~ ~ .}J SUPER BALLS REGULAR 1.00 33 mad~. ~1111 . . ~ist~ry me~ts professJOni~I ! Pu~rce. Radcl~lf. dec~ded State~ Mr.~. ma~ 12.3'~ a(·t~ Southern I R~~~~~t~':akat.t:~n:~:ld ~:t~~s wat;~ th:l~ef'!'~~1:p~~~~~ s ' :~ve; 0 ~~~~.:'::~~ :;rec~erv~~ Honor R0II i~~~d ~;t ~~~~~~n :~n~olo~~lo~~o:i ; ~bro~gh~e~a.'m~~~ion.,~Ca~t~~~~~-. ~~~"'~\~gO~~~~YMr~· ~---Announced ~lr. ~h J-DAY SERVICE Honored on his Sixth Birthday ~ post day llhchargo Van Deerlin said. ~~ : enter Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs tained with a party Satur- :; ;~' Scottie, ;~ , Game.~ ~ ~ ~· and Hefre.~ hmen1s •t • i SHIRT Sp;:~rk, fiNISHING 1 Ge~glein, grade.~ ~· aid with ~ 1 ~ " Loui~ 1 1 ~ DudIey 5 • t FlOriS ' was ~ ! birthday I DON'T MISS THE OPEN HOUSE SPECIAL t lulld and Rebuild Any of 5 Different Vehicles You Can Actu1lly Ride 111d StHr REG. $29.95 c CONSUL s ~ Only $1 49 Set D0 0 R pR Zf S 'I s,. , cren~. ~on. 1 RobinSon Cleaners --~-- ,;; PLAN CHRISTMAS i~ ~ ' -" HAPPIN~SS ' ·· NOW! . Brenda Rowe, RUTH SHAIN / Production U!lba 1·k MICKEY SPENCER. Donna COLUMBUS tuPI 1 _ Wes~ Theiss. Caroly~ We: 111 ····y. Electric Company's 1 inglmuse SOPHO~ORf~S - MarK Be~· IAppliance Division Wednesday gle, Melanie Beegle, RHONDA announced a considerable cutB~ADEN, Brenda . Bradfo~d, back in the production srhedD_tanna ~ross, Jenn~fer Davts, ule at its plant lJere because (){ Lmda Grmdstaff, M1ke Hay· "continuing, disappointing perman, Grace Hysell, Jane (ormance." son, Sandra Johnoon. . "We are planning t() reduce . Manuel, George Noms, Sh1rley our production seheduJe - and I Pyles, Becky Sayre, Brenda employe Coree - te levels Say:e. Sandra Taylor, JoY which can be met satisfactorily The1ss, Susan Tuttle, with reasonable costs and exYost, MarU1a Yost, Sandra per,ses," said c. L. Shepard, kle. . mdustrial relalions manager at! FRESHMEN: Jan Alk~re, !he plant which employo about Shelia Bailey, JEFF BREWER, 6,000. Jill Codner, Irene Cooper, Don- 11 1 BERNZOMATIC Propane·Torch Kit ' 44 ANOTHER INGELS' SPECIAL" WHAT A GIFT' • new Hotpoint SWing·door' portable dishwasher just $19995 1 GIFT for THE MAN Of THE FAMILY 1 NeW trent-opening random,loadlng poqablo. • Big lamil)'"'llze, holds15 plaCe settings.• • Rust-proof, pUncture-proof porcelain ln,erfor. • 11 Jet f~in wash action. Calrod' drying unit ~:~~~~~:a:7~~iac~~~~. Sue ' da Ervin, Eric Furbes . ~~.~~I IGluesencamp, Brenda H · David Lipscomb, Debbie Millan, Joan Manuel. NORRIS, Sally Obitz, Proffitt, Sharon Pyles, DALL ROBERTS, Cathy Sayre, Sandra Sellers, Beverly Stobart, Kenny Theiss, Mickey Wolfe, Brenda MichaeL Dec. 2llhl'l Jan. I Tullday thru Sandly SO EASY TO LOAD: .. SO EASY TO OPERATE, EVEN A CHILD CAN DO JT BLINDFOLD~DI I·' · , • PERFECT aelecflona are complete I .tlt Ingels This l'earl ERECTOR SET VAPORIZER HUMIDIFIER BY KAZ W1'thoUl Job Cooper Makes HIStory WIth New. PoSitiOn "' RIDE-EM LIFE SIZE SIZIS 4l-\.f Find Himself 2~ ~ ('hristmos Gilts Cost l'ou l.ESS ••• White Zipper $4.95 ~ ~ ~ GILBERT'S PAIRS L~. ~ = 6Roll I • Pitcher and Six Glasses ~· ONLY Boots l s 00 Po,veU May \,• named to head the new Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis . Bertl<a Edwards ..\Irs. J. ry 0 . Hesson and in fan/ daugJ>. iChi llicothe Correctional Ins !I· , and family of Qlllumbus spent ; Hobert F. vans. J Paul Grumr .. ter. !" '! !day ;J{ternoon at their home in lute to be operated at the for· several days with Mary Pierce. I Christma L. Haning . .Mrs. N.i,..oiiiiiOiiiOiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'i ' Flatwoods honoring their son, . mer federa l reformatory. i and Everett Sisson . fay Harrison . ,'>Irs. H. Donald on his six1h birthday. Gov. James A. Rhodes call- spent severa l days at their HendPrson. Mrs. William f' Colors eHoney Gold eAvocado wrre pl ayed with prizes The second six. weeks honor ' ed Cooper "eminently quali- ' home here. 11-louda!iheldt. Mrs. Elizabe1h ~" ~ 1awarded to Rohbw Eason Lin- roll at Southern Local High lied" for the new position and Fanny Adams or Racine re- Malone. Timolhy H. Mills. Mrs and Aquamarine da F.ason, Cllarlene Sthool, of B or better, he was being promoted ' cently spent several days Carl G. Phillips, B;•rbara .J Judy Sj![mco. i:Jrludrs 21 seniors, 21 juniors, '"because of these _qualifications, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain. Rayburn, Michael L. ,:5; of decorated ' 22 so!Jhomores and 27 freshmen. · not because of h1s race, culor 1\k and Mrs. Norman Weber · Mrs. waller R. ShasLeen. Jamf's ·· . • cake iced in .white, I They are (all A names in capi- 1or creed." ·and Mrs. Leona Babcock visit- J. Sm1 th . A. Paige Smit h. Ga-' -----~ ~ ~ decorated with yellow and red l tals) : ! A nalJVe of Cleveland, Coo?-:ed Mr. and r-.·lrs. M. A. Hall, ry L. Thivener . Mrs. Earl Wal - IN AT 9-0UT AT S rosebuds and the jnscription , SENIORS - SANDRA BAT·; er .holds a rnaster;s degree m Heedsville. i ton , Charles E. Halt. D • 1S "floppy Birthday scott EY. DONNA BUSH. Margarct .ps)chology from \\ estern He- Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steth- Peters, Mrs Ervm L Barr. 1 Years Old ." ice kool-1Cole, Karen Grueser, Nancy serve Umverslty. Following lO em were VISiting Mrs. Nellie ' and rnfanl Mrs. George R , Second St Pomero ·-- - -·-·--·~ ade and candy WPre SPrved . Hoback, Judy Kmg Bonme Yc.ars m supervisory and e.x:ee. l Stethem i Sheets and mfant svn 1\·Trs Lar-• ' Y Favors were I>irll>day balloons/ Lawrence, PatriCia London. UtJve posts at the Cleveland --- -------· -·• :l and hlowo»ts Sue McMurray, Teresa McTur- post offiCe, Cooper JOined the 0 0 0 Ql «: 1:) l& \to 1iv ;, ::; ¢ <;) G G 0 ® 0 f# Gl • .• & Gn<•sts were Diaoe Smith, Ju. ncr. CARLA MORHIS, Brenda Ohw Reformatory's staff in REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES " 1uy ·' .pencer, s Kf.!y ·1 anu.• wPsey 1 Norris ' Nola Ohitz ' P·!lty Prof- July, of ;>sy· !lr' .,o; ' h 1 1957, · 1 as dJrector · if .~ ~ Smit h , AngeLl. Hobbie and Lin- !itf, nay Proffitt. Robyn Stearns, c oog1ca_ s~rv1ees .and was I tla E>Jsvn, Ch-.rlcne Goeglein CAHOL WILCOXEN, Suzanne named assocmte supt!nntendrnt = Nan-! for treatment on July I, 1963. I' ~ . 1'·uny a 1.'1g· htroo t , Teresa, Ka-' 1: \'t''inebrenner,. Linda Yost, I LACK WORK .SKJLJ...S . Iii :hy and Sandra Wildermuth and Icy Yost. Amta Houddshelt. . . ~ · .Jc;h n 'l''•mmy ·md David Blake .JUNIORS -- Connie ArnoU, I Rhodes BaJ~ Cooper was j ~ Adults ' • prese nt' were ~1r.s ·1 I•ENO!lA BASS• , J·annme · Ben tz, ' " l!'eatmcnt onented" and smc:e I · . ~ ' lleltx"; Lightf<KJt Mrs Perry. I JIM CIRCLE David Cole, 84 per cent of those commuted ! r · BONNIE EL Jacked work 1 1 · -" 1 Riggs Mrs Charles Wilder- m Ct,zart, · D ON G, to .the reformalory . . 1 ! _. A ' · · D b II hb -• p II b ski Is, his pnmary goaJ would 59 N. 2ND AVE. u- b 1 MIDDLEPORT " / muth and Mrs Hobert Eason e ra u aru, eggy i!i · · b rd n I! J 11 cGarEoNyAn 1 e o strengthen the program WY l 5560 It s,~nchng gJfts but unable to Ka • Ja as Larre ' . of vocatJOnal rehabilitahun I ~ · 141 attend were Randy Stmpson and !Ser, · ames aw rence, • Re•erveyour 1 P.~Jlatall)l)l););),-Jit.atl"il",Ji,)l)jJlJ~:t~~::t~~J.::l'.:r.)lll.•)l)l)IJIJI.IIIIII~' "' • ~I Kelt Y Hawk • MATHF:WS, Donna Phelps, Joy- 11 , Ice Proffitt, SHARON ROUSH, W estn•ghouse Plans Bulova while ~ PAPER MODEL P-60A D seven p·1ece Baverage set ~~ c GIFT WRAPPING ,, i ONLY I Jf osoi IaI News conv~nes ~ ! Poppy Artifi cia I wreaths _Mr~. ~;~ry M~~tm. rhatrO~s-1~ t~avelmg ~. ~ se~ved ~~~~V ,.,r ••oLTS'IL"""' Scottie Bearhs v LADIES NYLON HOSE Fost~r. ·~ome:o~, a~no~nce candle~ ~~ Chr•'stmas Arrangements ~·~ PAIRS IN A PKG. FRICTION CARS, GAMES PUZZLES TIL 7O'CLOCK ! ~ ONLY .• 2 oor ecoratlons Many Decorating Novelties ~ REG• $2.00 FROM 2O'CLOCK D :· PILLOW GIFT SETS $ 44 ·' Santos, Angels, Candles, ,. 1.49 Value SON IS BOliN 1 ;: REG. $1.50 JERGEN'S LOTION . A Wonderland Of ; ~ Ch • f L d•ISe ~~~for ~ ns mas Mercnan HAIR SPRAY \' ' 9 pen A.M. Till9 P.M. Both Days : THEY Wood'bury 3-Way " = ~i DEC. 2nd and DEC. 3rd 0 l> ....,.._.,_,. ----- ~ {1//IJSTMAS .0 IPEN HOIJSE .., --· I •• lid I 01 •• Mr d M a bb Lef Tile IIIJddleporl Gardea au tho • will laave Its a.llDaal Cbrit1- birth or a son, Bobby Jr., / ' .. mas dinner aad party Mon.. .. . .. ' Novem r 18, at Veterans Mem- Holzer Ho ital : Visiti"• day eveaJng, diDner at th-e orraJ H spital. This IS lhe1r . . sp •-e The Raeine Amerlean uglon man. was presl!lll and explain· Marlin Restaurant at 1:30 P· first cjiild. Grandparent. are I hours and 7-8 p.m. Parents ... A Auxiliary met rrcently wittl . 00 the procedure of the Junior m. and the party aod gift Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dill of i only on Pediatrics Ward. Mrs. Leora Young, president, Unit. She Invited the members excbaoge to follow at the Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. , Ad.rulsslont 2 presiding and Mrs. A. C. Brad-1to help make popcorn . balls home of Mro. Carl Horky. p, a 1ph F'oster, Minersville. Mrs. Sylvia Fowler, 821 Sec· WASHlNGTON IUPJ) -R~. ford as chaplain. to be taken to the hospital on Rolf call re!!ponse will be Great grandparents are Mr.! ond Ave ; Rosemary Smith, Rt. LJ?oe) Van Deerhn, D..cahL, The Unit will take hom•·· !lee. 15. The date will be get ao outdoor Cbristmaa di• and Mrs. Charles Miller, Rut- 1 Vinton; Ronald L. Fulks, Rod- "id Wednesday he would lrJ made cakes and ar\'J. and the Unit contacted. play. Mrs. Lawrence M II· hmd; Mr. John Dill, Sr., Porn- ney; Oakey Bowyer, Rt. 1 fo block the seatmg of Rep• ,. towrl bibs to the Chillicothe' The Christmas dtnner and hoan 1\'ill present a pregram eroy, and Mrs. Vicie Cline, Mo- Crown Cily: Jackie L. Rose, Adam Clayton Powell, n..N.V., Veterans Hospital on December party will be held at the hall oo "Keeping Christmas GUt hawk, w. Va. Rt. z Vmton; Chancey Rothgeb, when Congress ,fan. ~ 15. These articles are to be on December 'll at 6::W p.m. Plants." Tile decorating com~ Rt. 1 Gallipolis; Alan G. BriiJ. 10. He sa1d his deeu~lon wat fl ten at the home ol Mrs. Gret· Turkey will be furnished by mlttee wilt provide arrang.. FAMILY DINNER HELD hart, Pt. Pleasant: Mnl. Robert prompted by the action of I • ta Simpson by Wednesday eve- the Unit and a planned pot· ments and aSIIstlog b01les1o Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart A. Bennett. Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; New York state judge who ning, Dec. 11. A contribution tuck is being outlined. For m• eo wiD be Mro. Crary DaYis, and son, Gary, of Mason, w. Mrs. Blanche L. Compson. CHI· signed an order for Powoll'a 1 1 ji was also sent to the hospital [ormation, call Mrs. Young. A- Mrs. Dnid Farmer and Min va .• entertained with a family ton; Kimberly Jo Neville, Rt. 2 arres1• 1 candy. so a $1 gift exchange and pro- Lenore Glle1. dinner Thanksgiving at their Pt. Pleasant : Mrs. Charles E. The arrest order is the outDonations were made to tho gram and games wtll follow •mHM:C!HW$--·"'-"'"""' borne, Guests were Mrs. Max· Sayre, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Stephen lgrowth of a 3¥.. year legal A Red Cross Fund, the Meigs the dinner_ ine Arnold and Susanna, Porn· R. Hoffman, Rutland ; John F. battle by Powell against a eash County Tuberculosis and Health It was announced that Mrs. eroy; Miss sandra Reed, Kisst- Bowe, Ashland. Ky ; Green ! award to a Harlem woman who 1 ~ Association, and to tlJC Racine Louise Stewart is now serving ! mee, Fla. ; Mrs. Mary Aumil- Osborne, RL I Wellston; Don· had sued him for slander. Firemen's Auxiliary. The Unit as Department Civil Defentie • • ler, Hartford. w. Va.: Mr. and aid WiiJiams, Buffalo, W. Va .; . assists the firemen with the Chairman. Mrs. Stewart wa• Mrs. Jack fowler and Tammy Arvel F. McKinney, Rt. 1 In a statement, Van = annual Christmas treat f 0 r the first president of Racine and Tony, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Rush. Ky.: Mrs. Carl 1". For- noted that because of the .... children of the town. Unit which was organized in • • 11,d Mr. and Mrs. Jack stew- sythe, Coalton: Mrs. Raymond lrest order outstandmg agalnot Poppies have be<n ordered 1948. art and Flovd. Tim and Lisa, G. McManaway, Rt. t Wellston; ' him, PoweU would not be allolf. eorly so as lo gJVC the vete> A possible New Year's party ' of Graham 'station, W. Va. . Mrs. Kenneth w. Ow.ns, Grern- ed to serve'" the armed forces. ~ i ans more t1me m making them I w1th 1he Legion was discussed, COLUMBL'S (UPl) _ Beone~t Iup, Ky .; Mary K. M<:Kinney, Rt. •·rt would be 8 monsfroul nays will b< 111 May . j wJt h no decision The J.Cooper,45,todayberamethe l Seven of !he first 27 tourna-i I Hush, Ky.; Mrs. Will1am L. .perversion of patriotism and AI 8111 priZe was awarded I» Ifirst Negro in .to h_ead a ' on the 1965 I morality if a who_ would b! trJct .runror Activ ities Eula Wolfe. Refreshments were ( correctional mst1tuLJOn m the golf111g tour wt>re by Buths harrt-d from servmg hrs country by Mary Roush , Eurue United when he becomes play-otrs. John M. Fuller. Rerr . m uniform beca use of unalwful ':! i Bnnhr and Leora Young_ superintendent of the Ohio ' Approximate ly iO per cent daugh1 c.-. J.l rn . Wt'drwsshou ld be allowf'd a voice cOMPLinEs TRAINING ty-Carpe;;ier:--R<>ute- Racine, . Ar . .. completed advanced training as , my Pmate Spencer H. a combat engineer Nov. 25 at ( c:rpentcr 19, son <Jt Mrs. Bet-, Ft. Leonard w··", Mo. vuu - -~ - - • SIX compallmant ollverwll8 baskel up front • Dual detergentdlspenoer. Stlf.cleonklg fth~. Long Bottom Society News - e;--~~ e 0 G 3 @ 6) e UliiNCI UDY "l" Lltf IULOVA "II" a~lf l i~ , wilt! &fi~M ~~ wa~cell Trim Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Etmo Peirce were Alma Young, Ellen Young and George and Jean Cunningham and Bill Kauff, Pomeroy. Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Nor. man Weber were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koenig, Ft. ue, Va., Mrs. Doris Koenig and Ricky, Tuppers Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Swnmers Haught of Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain have received word of the birth of • great granddaughter. The child ls the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Andrews (Joyce Aulherson) stationed at Ft. Knox. ~~.!·"'' . t··. 0 ¥11utn and be~ulr uplutell •tylinr. 21 itweb. 'rell~w Ot who\1 . in~ lint l11e~1 w~fth. ....... ...... tietf-wmdinr. wllit• . Yellt~w ~ New dtess mo!lel, COMMAIIDfl "N" IODDOI ot ~ "CC• , 30 Jewels. Waterp.roor. FIOttfllint fln illl. Ftt:etlf St ll·win~ • ng. Shock-remunt. $11.15 WM~. 14·kt. I!Did case. cryst~l. 17·/twtls. Shock•tslttlnt. I.J!jUSI.abll btiCtltt In ~1!11'111' 01 wllit•. ...... At Christmas, the re's ne gift like a watch- and no watch like a Bulova. It's a gift you can take pride in giving, pride in owning, because it's made with pride - made to give you more quality for your money. Our Watch &perts can help you chooae the perfect gift from our huge Bulova selection. Come in soon. "When something happy happens- it's Bulova Watch Timet• A GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE GOLD STAR STORE •"'"'liM. eTOWn tnd trnllllft! lntatt. OPEN FRiDAY ., and £JWIPI81 ' SATURDAY TIL 9 • Safo1y door latch. Unlcoupltflluoet aHachment. • • Romovalllt whltavlnyt-'c-eur!Ke!Dp cover, eSUIIIDAY All Day 9:30-9:30 10.7 O'CLOCK ~ MIDDLEP<)RT, OHIO ' 1 I ,. . INGLES Until Christm~o • FUIR.NITUR} ) j. 1 . • :· ,• ~ , Mm~iPb~T ; -:l' OPEN_FRIDAY &}ATURDAY NIGHTS OYIC Clllr8l • 10 ,. ~' · AJA..6 OMIIIIJCI • _ . PJIL ~, fCII ~11011 - CAU. liW-MI f. "· ~wa: I Mld..tl ~"rt u-rchants.liJ.,.,.().D-..:... ~·•• -,~· ~·ot·A•!fl·~ri\r. !.~,~ 9,, _,...... IJil .•~ . ·~ . · ,~ '.~·- · ~·J·{' .• ..., ~· '. ' '•- . POMEROY Thundays OPEN FROM ' A A GOLD STAR SALEBIW STOR.E t ' �'., ~ "' I ~AviN~~r;:~~~~ ------"i!~.------------,. Lighting . 'Contest d AnnOUnCe Jl••·------•rsart 1-DIDY sent~nel~~~~rOy-ma(llepon, v., --. 61 ~ !IIDJ Nt!ISI!', 'VlSUea ' PT. PLBAIIANT- 'l'llo llo lives In BuCkhannon, w. Vo. wW he eseorled Into New day llaeb 1111 deer IOISOB tlurin8 the holiday weekend. Mrs. Gordon Klllflery of Mr. anti l!ln. ...,_ ..,._ Haven by the Waltamo buds started out wilb a "bali&" Mr. and Mrs. George JeweU Ohio has nluraed hoJI!e 'Fr1day Dfeltl. · · · · and tho fi,. ,,.,., bolfulDc GOOD W1U ClLVJ· 1966 al 7 p.m., st the New Hav- but bas slowed ~oasldorabty. aud their granddanghter, Det•la'!ler being guests of her broth- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zlmat 1 p r 'IIIler's lllper 'l!le Good Will Club· mel on en E.U.B. Church. The Hsv. In the seeond week wllh ao ra Cooke, visited Debra's parand slstet-ln·law, Mr. and merman of Pittsburgh, Po.!!... markei d by the Saturday evening at the home Martin Berlaford officiated at kills reporled .. Mollday add ents, Mr. and Mrs. . Howard WagenhaiB. ThankBgivinl weekend rie•t• d ' d b H of Mrs. Pansy Fry. Games the double ring ceremony. oaly .., Tlle.iday, by B. H. Cnnke and family at WinteraMr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert of their daughter and fam.Uy, 11 NEW HAVEN - The New re e~ lUI 1 e re- were played and prizes award- Miss Stone wore a pink two I Seraeat of Readenon check- vUJe, Ohio over the Mrs. Ora Jones or Fan- Rev. and Mrs. ,Jack 'Welch Bnd men's aux.._ '· Santa will ed. Those attending .were MNI. plece dress and a white veil i•• an 8 po'·t bu·• .,'el•bln• ina weekend. They were wood, New Jeruv were children. · ll<J I ~' n Wt!man's _Club, in COOp- then be at the flre statJoa to Sybil Smith:, Mrs. Thomas nd 'ed b d m \!A • a· '"CC ......~ 1 trl'tJOn Wlth busmessrnen h:ere, , talk to the chlldrea. Gri t d M M 1 . K a earn a ri e's bouquet 1 185 IIHI. companied by Mrs. Thelma _.ill sponsor a Christmas Light- I Santa will then visit the M ns ~a • ld r~. · ~ Vlln ~pp, of white and pink carnations. I Moaday Dec. 5 through Capehart who visited her a••• II ing CIJntest for the New Haven storu in town and vbdt wltb Waro ~pe ar' Th 1rs. Miss Katlly Litchfield served as Dec. ll the deer seasoa ghter and family, Mr. and "'"': 11 r · i11cludlng Sayre's Ortve- 1 the 1 Th Y eaver, rs. e rna the mald of honor and wore a of bunter's cilolct of bow and Lawrence Lieving and family a ea. eus omen. e mer- Ca h t M Cl'ff R h · t h d 1 In lu the Philip Sporn Plant. 1 chants ill New Havta wm Mrpe ~ '. :s. 1r ous ' wm er w ite ress. Her flowers arrow Wintersville. Pnzes to b' gi en arc a $25 -h0 ld th . fl t dr I f tb s, Wilham McFa land, Mrs. were a red carnation corsage.[ • • eJr rs . · .. e v awag_o e Douglas Miller, Mrs. Dannie Robert Roush served as the . '~?",j~"1~~-'~".-~M.I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HudgJft Ct>rtlflcale for the best CbrtStmas season for g•ft cer- H b M d M'll M be . . nail Elizabeth and David visit. .. II I' ht. b th M· 'f . . ar our, an y I er, rs. st man. i Granite College· Bill PJckens ' uver<~ liZ mg y . e as_o_n 1 h !cates. Draw1ngs for g1ft Bill Grinstead and Mrs Pan1 · · . . ' ed their daughter and family, Co 1 mt~ H~nk; $15 .g tft cert1f1- certificates wortb approxiFr . · Attending the ceremony were 1so? of Mr. and Mrs. CeCJ~ Pick- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall and r·att' hi tm· fw.~t hghted door mately $71 wlll be glvta away sy FI.{EMEN'S AUXILIARY Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Roush, Mrs. ns , G~en State College. San- daughter at Newport, n. I. OV• by Sumnlers Pharmacy; $15 each Friday by the merchaat!l HOLDS DINNER Charles Stone Elaine Stone dra Pickens, dau~hter of Mr. er the holiday weekf'nd MACHINE WASHABLI ~-29 ond g!ll certifil.:ale for the best during the Cbristmas seas- Th N H Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roush and and Mrs. Harry PJckens; Gwen. . SM-MID-I.ARGE - - 1ighit'd live tree by Thabet's de- on. F. e ~w Aav_~,n Volu,nt~r ~ Ty and Mr and Mrs Glenn dolyn Ord, daughter of Mr. l Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dale ).h.lrtment Store. and a $10 ! Santa will return lo New tr~men s UXI!ary me tvr Roush . . and Mrs. Dick Ord ; Linda Lath- Grimm Sr. and Phyllis vi'siit•d ll ·I:MIJIJII'tltltllllliJIJtlllld..lltla:..IIIII. .MIIIIIIIIt...Jtlfi'" . hted , Haven on December lttb to .a dinner. at. Evans' Steak House · ey, daug't --• Mrs. tl1e1r . son ' and daughter-In-law, . .. er l·r· 1 1cate ror U1e best hg . · '' er of Mr. <•uu 1 Goldbo111 Fur Trimmed ,vim.lu~ .. by the New Haven give treats to the children. lm Galhpohs. Tho~e attendmg PERSONALS Adrian Lathey ; Peggy Bumgar- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dale Grimm, ,wome!Ys Club. ··~.:'" . i'<'~.lnl'""JF~' ''? "" -;,-•n w~re ~rs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Students visiting at the home ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. at Fort Knox. Kv m·cr !he ,·· The rommittee of Mrs. Jack ~ • Btll Grmstead, Mrs: Larry of their parents during the Edward Bumgarner: Jean aM Thanksgiving holid~Y~ . i 1 I· T.·~])er. chairman, ;~nd Mrs. (Juh Wtll Hold · Hesson,_ ~rs. C~il Duncan, Thanksgiving weekend were as !June Bumgarner, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mike :'!hi!Her of . \\ 1i!iam Russell, Mrs. Paul Christmas Party IMrs. Willl~~1 McFarland, ~rs. Ifollows: from Marshall Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgar- Huntington. W. Va. visited her I 1-ti t'kard. Mrs. John Morgan, PT. PLEASANT ~ The Pt. .:homas lirmstead. Mrs. RJ_c~ j sity - Bill Frey, son of Mr. ner; from West Virginia ~es- father, Mr. Joe Sismondo dur- ' Sizes: .\l 1·:;. Fdl\"111 Stein ::~nd Mrs. Her- Pleasant Dandylions Club will lard Ro~sh, Mrs. Vernon SmJtn. 1 and Mrs. Jack Frey; Rick Ab- leyan, Buckhannon: Joe Sc1tes. ing the weekend. L:~die s Girls m:m Ohlinger. asks that dec-' holdilsannuo l(• hildrcn's Christ- IMrs. Cliff Housh, Mrs .. John lel , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess son of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. ML and Mrs. Otto Grimm 8 to 10 4 to 10 t\I"Jiion:; be either religious o1· lll<ts party on Sunday, Dec . I8, iFry, Mrs. ~helma Capehurt. Abel: Charles Yonker, son of Scites; Nashville Diesel Col- were Thanksgiving Day gu<~tsll non n:l1g1ous, . not comhirwd. at llw Krudrl Park clt!hho11$e.1 Mrs. ~ay Wea~ver , MJ'S; Harold jMr. and Mrs. Chilrles F. Yon- lege: Greg Hoffman, son of ol her brother and family, )ofr. l~ulr·~ wr cn lcrmg may be st'· Jlours nJ' the part\' are from iCapeharl, Mr:-.. Lesle~ Roush :ker; Myra Roush, daught er of Mr. and Mrs. !·larry Hoffman; and Mrs. Raymond Layne i'lll'l'd_ ;1: the different nwreh- 2 un!il 4 Jl. m. and ·a!I children an~ Mrs. , Charle~ Housh. , i M~s. Velma Roush: Leah Ann Fairmont Slate Teachers Col- Judy in Parkersburg. Tlwy al:Hlt ~ 111 tmm. Deadline fur en- d 1ncmhrrs of the Lwns Club I V.IN ONF. CLASS MEETING · Miller, daughter of Mr. and 11ege: Becky Sleelh 1 daughter so vis it.ed Mrs. Joseph teri1:g is. Deee~t>:r 20th . and an' in\'ited to attend. Gullies. T~e Wt.n One Class of ll~e Mrs. Harry Miller; Betty Scar-! of Mr. _and Mr s. E: L. Sleeth: Sr. who just returned to her entnes w1ll be JUiiged Dl'C'em- refresh ments and a special pro- 1El.B. C ~urch _ mel for. their 1berry. daughter of Mr. and Mo11ntam State 8Us1ness Col- home flfter being a patient ber 22nd. '11w.se wishing to en· gram are planned for the holi- 1Thanksgl\'lflg _dmner meetmg ~n ! John &·arherry: from 1 lege: Bob Grinstead. son of Camden Clark Hospital. ter rontat'l :\.1rs. Wi llic11n Hus- d<i_\' alfair. ~~onday_ evemng at _Roushs lwest Virginia University, Mor- Mr. andMrs.ThomasGrinstead. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose Sizes 11 to 6 s~ll. 862·2962 or :vtrs. Paul A work sessiiJn to make fa\•- I c~:etena. The ~nvocatwn was lgantiJwn: Phll Cooke, son of \1r. and Mrs. _Jam~~ Cunning- and sOns visited relatives in R1ckmd, as2-2703. ors for the ~arty wi!! be hrld gaen by Rt>v. Marlm s:mford, Mr. and Mrs. Robt"rt Cooke: Iham and family VISited rc!a- Pennsylvania ove r the ho\idal'!l i Dece mber 7 at 10 a. m. at the ~ho als~ spoke ~ollowmg the Sherry Flesher, daughter of lives in Columbus, Ohio over : weekend. CIVlL ACTION FILED lhomt! of Mrs. Dorothy Scholtz dmner. lh~ benedtctJOn was led Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher: lhe Thanksgiving weekend. Mr. and ~1rs. Edwin Stein Si:r.es 8 to 12 PT · PLEA.SAN1' .· ,. 1:11 English Road. Coffee wHi ~Y Paul Rickard. Those Ronnie Stein, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry LeMas- and Ronnie were Th:mk:!gi•·ing 11 ,, . · ; . d-. AhU'dl be sPrved bv the hostess and mg were Mr. and Mrs. Harry . Edwin Stein; Craig Abo- ters of Middletown, Ohio visit- Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1ton 1Jas ueen 111e m t e ol· .. · Pickens Mr and Mrs B J · Ied her parents, Mr. ·and Mrs. Russel! F. Maynard and fam1ly · fire of lhc Circuit Clerk , ! workers are asked to bring a ' · · · · son o1 Mr. T. \\i.• Abohn, p O'l C ' · .s !~led !sack lunth Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Max Brow n, son of Mrs. Bill Howard and Mike o\'er the at Columbus Ohio Sizes 8 to 10 .ure I nmpa~y vs. Jac son OR nRowN ELECTED Lee Zerkle. Mrs. Tom Hoff- Frances Brown: West Virginia I weekend. ! n· "d Wenize\1 of. Fort Ca.np-11 Csaebk~o~padny Wltl~ lhlel plaintiff PT. PLEASANT- Dr C"arman and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Tech, Montgomery ; Danny · Mr. and Mrs. John Layne of \.~uil~Y spent hi s furlough with e mg JU gment m 1e ilmount . 11 N ·1 H k M d M111 m: ' . of $1242 93 with inirrest ond lcs Leonard Brown was elected et ayma er, r. an · 1Dodd, son of Mr. and Mr s. Owensboro, Ky . visited hi s par~ hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sizes Sm, Med. Large co.sts' Tn . d . l . f :president of the Mason County Carl Gtbbs, Mr. and Mrs. Dor- Charles Dodd; Willle Capehart, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry liam Wentzell recently. good; so lde a~~ J~::~~re~s bv t;~ Medical Society at a recent se~ ~oush, Mr. and Mrs. Paul son tlf Mr. ~~ Mrs. ~illiam Layne during the holidays. Mrs. Clawson Roush is a plaintiU to ttw d f d t • meeting and wilt assume his Rickard. Debra and Sharon, Capehart; Pluhp Goodmle, son I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roush and tient at Universily Hospital , ------l~· e en~n · duties on .January 1, 1967 . Mr. ~nd Mr~. James N. Roush, o_f Mr s._Frances Goodnite; Wil- family visited relatives in Co- Columbus, Ohio. Plcaliant . le Hos ita] I Dr. Dan Glassman was elect- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yo~ng, ham Bl~, so~ of Mr. 01nd , lumbus. Ohio over the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Yoho AdmUted _ 1 y Othp .. t'd secretary - trea surer of fhe Jr., Mr_- and Mrs. Harry Miller Mrs._ Lonn Blrd; Gregory Iweekend. Charleston , W. Va. visited 0 8 Ire1I· 1organi zation. The Medical So· and GalL Mr. and kMrs. Robert Erwm, son. of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hen~y- H. Ru.:·k. ing Thanksgiving weekend with field, Hogsel . s. Discharge _ Rov Ball Pt l i.:icty holds regular quarterly Cooke. Debra Coo e, Mr. ~nd Dexter Erwm: Geurge Ran- Jr. and daughters v1S1led her ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1 " • · sessions I Mrs. George Ingels. and Jason, dolph Jr. son of Mrs. Geo--ge narents Mr and Mrs M·1rtin B t .. Plea~n .ut I\irrs · Charles· Bvus Rev. and Mrs. Mart' · Randolph, ' ' Sr.; Oh10 . Umversity, . • Bush r• • · C} • .: :I · ·· - :· ·· · - - - --·~ . m Bensin• Roanoke, Va. over' the aMr. and Mrs. Howard Wa!(•n-11 MIDDLEPORT MIU ST. a~~n:~mgh!~r, Pt. Ple~sant ; I ClotJ~ Buck,_L~on; Dorothy lord, Andy and Em1ly. Athens: Nancy AboUn , daugh- holiday weekend. hals visited recently w - ~~son, Kanauga , Mrs. Harnson, Galllpolts. COUPLES CLUB . ter of Mr. T. W. Abolin ; Hio Mrs. J. V. McGrew and grand- friends in Penns lvania. ---The Couples Club held thetr y dinner meeting at the Uptowner Inn in Parkersburg on Saturday. Following they met at the home of Mr. and Mrs:. James Diehl, Jr. !or de.,.rt. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miler, Mr. and Mrs. George Bums, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark, Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl, Jr. and guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diehl of Charleston. SHOWER GET YOUR TICKET! Mrs. Jess Abel and Mrs. R. G. Greene honored Mrs. Ronald A GIFT·A·RAMA STORE Hester with a bridal shower, held at the Greene home recently. The color scheme used : was green and yellow. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Hester Refreshments were served to the foJiowing : Mrs. George In- 1 gels, Mrs. Louis Karschnik, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. Paul Powell, Mrs. Her$1.00 man Ohlinger, Mrs. Mary Divers, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. PRICE 0. C. Cam~bell, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mrs. Kermit Ford, Mrs. 60c Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Tom Hoffmcm, Mn. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. William 79c COLGATE Russell, Mra. Paul Rickard , Mrs. Edwin Stein, Miss Karen Greene, Mrs. Eugene Hester, the hostesses, Mrs. Abel and $2.00 FAST HOM& Mrs. Greene and the honoree, Mrs. Ronald Hester. Sending Jilts wero Mrs. D. 33a ESQUIRE SCUFF KOTE G. Roush, Mrs. Robert Bickle, Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Mrs. George Hester, Mrs. John Morgan, 97c VALUE 45 RPM Mrs. Billy Ray Ward, Mrs. Jack Welch, Ml'3. Francis Tha~ bet, Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Arthur Thabet. REG. $1.50 VALUI DEMONSTRATION PARTY The Women's Missionary Society of New Haven Church ... J'OI know ..... of Gad held a Tupperware !Jem. bGIIIonstration party with Mrs. John Bnll for 1111!11 Morgan as demonstrator, It the after shave ... after shower home of Rev. and Mrs. DaVe --aflera!¥hing. Fields. Gi.. s.ta 'ofTtllletri• Gamell were played and pr!z. Sttllftilloll gilt boxed "' bandsome t!IIYer-flashed es won by Mrs. Ramona Knigbt, eFABERGE eBRUT Mrs. Iris Morris, Mrs. VIola boltJe.gJeen decanters eTABU Roush, Jean r:dnstead, Claudia 6. 1.50 15. 25. Fields, Drew Hart anti Mrs. Nellie Dudding. Refreshments Slx·II!IAialam lotions were served by lllro. Fields to mdiYiclually boxed iA tiO O<>> u• ..r " Ill lii.IT" tiUII ......_.,......; the following, Mary Sisk, Viola • ., ··· ' I '" ,,..,, • /<o '''"I " '0 ....,.., Fr gilt ~:SSG Stillier Set 5.00 J ,,_, ·- "' ''"'"''_ , ,_ ............ Roush, Pansy Fry, NeUie Pud'""" ,.... , ................... "'""""''--"''"'..... "''"'" ... ,.,........ """'"""''-.-lin\-,.; ding, Sue Irwin, Eleamr Davll, ._ ......,, ........"'', . .'".,.,., u,;,.._...," ._ ........... Alma Luhoart, Bonnie Flekll, ""'., .,.,- c.n.do""" ..... . . .. "" . ,.. '"" Ramona Knilbl, Jean GJID. W>•" """'" ............ - (........... .....,_" ..... ""'"'" ........... 'II ........ stead, Ken Grbtutl, 11111Cap6. ..,. hart, 11rew B1r1. Ma IIDIIll, aaudla Fleldl, Atlpla Pllldl, Mable JlloniM, \' N~W December !nd, Saata Claus HAVEN a:.S· is -:' '· Ne""ll'l HANDY HANNAM GAYLA ,Voice of Broadway HAll DRYER COMB & •USN ' HAT BOX STYLI. SET Reg. $1.00 GIFT BUYS.! Ladies' Angel Treads I I( sa:oo •. 1 House Slippers $1.99 • Wet Weather Specials __ 0 ·J ~ow orran ~I,. ted to th! II FRIPE' :: •/1 1 1, tho fottn 1 s LHiher Reg. $1.00 Holds It $13.95- c... l•ttero lllirpmt anl"'er. u ~~~==~~~~::!_~•:•~n••tft by the above cartoon. [ Pri:ltboSIJRPIJSEAISIEihor,: ITHE rill!] (An-• t(llllrltr-.w. 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IN ·HARDWARE" ,.AGold Star store" MAIN STRID POMEROY FREE DELIVERY FREE GIFT WRAPPING �'., ~ "' I ~AviN~~r;:~~~~ ------"i!~.------------,. Lighting . 'Contest d AnnOUnCe Jl••·------•rsart 1-DIDY sent~nel~~~~rOy-ma(llepon, v., --. 61 ~ !IIDJ Nt!ISI!', 'VlSUea ' PT. PLBAIIANT- 'l'llo llo lives In BuCkhannon, w. Vo. wW he eseorled Into New day llaeb 1111 deer IOISOB tlurin8 the holiday weekend. Mrs. Gordon Klllflery of Mr. anti l!ln. ...,_ ..,._ Haven by the Waltamo buds started out wilb a "bali&" Mr. and Mrs. George JeweU Ohio has nluraed hoJI!e 'Fr1day Dfeltl. · · · · and tho fi,. ,,.,., bolfulDc GOOD W1U ClLVJ· 1966 al 7 p.m., st the New Hav- but bas slowed ~oasldorabty. aud their granddanghter, Det•la'!ler being guests of her broth- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zlmat 1 p r 'IIIler's lllper 'l!le Good Will Club· mel on en E.U.B. Church. The Hsv. In the seeond week wllh ao ra Cooke, visited Debra's parand slstet-ln·law, Mr. and merman of Pittsburgh, Po.!!... markei d by the Saturday evening at the home Martin Berlaford officiated at kills reporled .. Mollday add ents, Mr. and Mrs. . Howard WagenhaiB. ThankBgivinl weekend rie•t• d ' d b H of Mrs. Pansy Fry. Games the double ring ceremony. oaly .., Tlle.iday, by B. H. Cnnke and family at WinteraMr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert of their daughter and fam.Uy, 11 NEW HAVEN - The New re e~ lUI 1 e re- were played and prizes award- Miss Stone wore a pink two I Seraeat of Readenon check- vUJe, Ohio over the Mrs. Ora Jones or Fan- Rev. and Mrs. ,Jack 'Welch Bnd men's aux.._ '· Santa will ed. Those attending .were MNI. plece dress and a white veil i•• an 8 po'·t bu·• .,'el•bln• ina weekend. They were wood, New Jeruv were children. · ll<J I ~' n Wt!man's _Club, in COOp- then be at the flre statJoa to Sybil Smith:, Mrs. Thomas nd 'ed b d m \!A • a· '"CC ......~ 1 trl'tJOn Wlth busmessrnen h:ere, , talk to the chlldrea. Gri t d M M 1 . K a earn a ri e's bouquet 1 185 IIHI. companied by Mrs. Thelma _.ill sponsor a Christmas Light- I Santa will then visit the M ns ~a • ld r~. · ~ Vlln ~pp, of white and pink carnations. I Moaday Dec. 5 through Capehart who visited her a••• II ing CIJntest for the New Haven storu in town and vbdt wltb Waro ~pe ar' Th 1rs. Miss Katlly Litchfield served as Dec. ll the deer seasoa ghter and family, Mr. and "'"': 11 r · i11cludlng Sayre's Ortve- 1 the 1 Th Y eaver, rs. e rna the mald of honor and wore a of bunter's cilolct of bow and Lawrence Lieving and family a ea. eus omen. e mer- Ca h t M Cl'ff R h · t h d 1 In lu the Philip Sporn Plant. 1 chants ill New Havta wm Mrpe ~ '. :s. 1r ous ' wm er w ite ress. Her flowers arrow Wintersville. Pnzes to b' gi en arc a $25 -h0 ld th . fl t dr I f tb s, Wilham McFa land, Mrs. were a red carnation corsage.[ • • eJr rs . · .. e v awag_o e Douglas Miller, Mrs. Dannie Robert Roush served as the . '~?",j~"1~~-'~".-~M.I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene HudgJft Ct>rtlflcale for the best CbrtStmas season for g•ft cer- H b M d M'll M be . . nail Elizabeth and David visit. .. II I' ht. b th M· 'f . . ar our, an y I er, rs. st man. i Granite College· Bill PJckens ' uver<~ liZ mg y . e as_o_n 1 h !cates. Draw1ngs for g1ft Bill Grinstead and Mrs Pan1 · · . . ' ed their daughter and family, Co 1 mt~ H~nk; $15 .g tft cert1f1- certificates wortb approxiFr . · Attending the ceremony were 1so? of Mr. and Mrs. CeCJ~ Pick- Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hall and r·att' hi tm· fw.~t hghted door mately $71 wlll be glvta away sy FI.{EMEN'S AUXILIARY Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Roush, Mrs. ns , G~en State College. San- daughter at Newport, n. I. OV• by Sumnlers Pharmacy; $15 each Friday by the merchaat!l HOLDS DINNER Charles Stone Elaine Stone dra Pickens, dau~hter of Mr. er the holiday weekf'nd MACHINE WASHABLI ~-29 ond g!ll certifil.:ale for the best during the Cbristmas seas- Th N H Mr. and Mrs. Gary Roush and and Mrs. Harry PJckens; Gwen. . SM-MID-I.ARGE - - 1ighit'd live tree by Thabet's de- on. F. e ~w Aav_~,n Volu,nt~r ~ Ty and Mr and Mrs Glenn dolyn Ord, daughter of Mr. l Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dale ).h.lrtment Store. and a $10 ! Santa will return lo New tr~men s UXI!ary me tvr Roush . . and Mrs. Dick Ord ; Linda Lath- Grimm Sr. and Phyllis vi'siit•d ll ·I:MIJIJII'tltltllllliJIJtlllld..lltla:..IIIII. .MIIIIIIIIt...Jtlfi'" . hted , Haven on December lttb to .a dinner. at. Evans' Steak House · ey, daug't --• Mrs. tl1e1r . son ' and daughter-In-law, . .. er l·r· 1 1cate ror U1e best hg . · '' er of Mr. <•uu 1 Goldbo111 Fur Trimmed ,vim.lu~ .. by the New Haven give treats to the children. lm Galhpohs. Tho~e attendmg PERSONALS Adrian Lathey ; Peggy Bumgar- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dale Grimm, ,wome!Ys Club. ··~.:'" . i'<'~.lnl'""JF~' ''? "" -;,-•n w~re ~rs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Students visiting at the home ner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. at Fort Knox. Kv m·cr !he ,·· The rommittee of Mrs. Jack ~ • Btll Grmstead, Mrs: Larry of their parents during the Edward Bumgarner: Jean aM Thanksgiving holid~Y~ . i 1 I· T.·~])er. chairman, ;~nd Mrs. (Juh Wtll Hold · Hesson,_ ~rs. C~il Duncan, Thanksgiving weekend were as !June Bumgarner, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Mike :'!hi!Her of . \\ 1i!iam Russell, Mrs. Paul Christmas Party IMrs. Willl~~1 McFarland, ~rs. Ifollows: from Marshall Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgar- Huntington. W. Va. visited her I 1-ti t'kard. Mrs. John Morgan, PT. PLEASANT ~ The Pt. .:homas lirmstead. Mrs. RJ_c~ j sity - Bill Frey, son of Mr. ner; from West Virginia ~es- father, Mr. Joe Sismondo dur- ' Sizes: .\l 1·:;. Fdl\"111 Stein ::~nd Mrs. Her- Pleasant Dandylions Club will lard Ro~sh, Mrs. Vernon SmJtn. 1 and Mrs. Jack Frey; Rick Ab- leyan, Buckhannon: Joe Sc1tes. ing the weekend. L:~die s Girls m:m Ohlinger. asks that dec-' holdilsannuo l(• hildrcn's Christ- IMrs. Cliff Housh, Mrs .. John lel , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess son of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. ML and Mrs. Otto Grimm 8 to 10 4 to 10 t\I"Jiion:; be either religious o1· lll<ts party on Sunday, Dec . I8, iFry, Mrs. ~helma Capehurt. Abel: Charles Yonker, son of Scites; Nashville Diesel Col- were Thanksgiving Day gu<~tsll non n:l1g1ous, . not comhirwd. at llw Krudrl Park clt!hho11$e.1 Mrs. ~ay Wea~ver , MJ'S; Harold jMr. and Mrs. Chilrles F. Yon- lege: Greg Hoffman, son of ol her brother and family, )ofr. l~ulr·~ wr cn lcrmg may be st'· Jlours nJ' the part\' are from iCapeharl, Mr:-.. Lesle~ Roush :ker; Myra Roush, daught er of Mr. and Mrs. !·larry Hoffman; and Mrs. Raymond Layne i'lll'l'd_ ;1: the different nwreh- 2 un!il 4 Jl. m. and ·a!I children an~ Mrs. , Charle~ Housh. , i M~s. Velma Roush: Leah Ann Fairmont Slate Teachers Col- Judy in Parkersburg. Tlwy al:Hlt ~ 111 tmm. Deadline fur en- d 1ncmhrrs of the Lwns Club I V.IN ONF. CLASS MEETING · Miller, daughter of Mr. and 11ege: Becky Sleelh 1 daughter so vis it.ed Mrs. Joseph teri1:g is. Deee~t>:r 20th . and an' in\'ited to attend. Gullies. T~e Wt.n One Class of ll~e Mrs. Harry Miller; Betty Scar-! of Mr. _and Mr s. E: L. Sleeth: Sr. who just returned to her entnes w1ll be JUiiged Dl'C'em- refresh ments and a special pro- 1El.B. C ~urch _ mel for. their 1berry. daughter of Mr. and Mo11ntam State 8Us1ness Col- home flfter being a patient ber 22nd. '11w.se wishing to en· gram are planned for the holi- 1Thanksgl\'lflg _dmner meetmg ~n ! John &·arherry: from 1 lege: Bob Grinstead. son of Camden Clark Hospital. ter rontat'l :\.1rs. Wi llic11n Hus- d<i_\' alfair. ~~onday_ evemng at _Roushs lwest Virginia University, Mor- Mr. andMrs.ThomasGrinstead. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rose Sizes 11 to 6 s~ll. 862·2962 or :vtrs. Paul A work sessiiJn to make fa\•- I c~:etena. The ~nvocatwn was lgantiJwn: Phll Cooke, son of \1r. and Mrs. _Jam~~ Cunning- and sOns visited relatives in R1ckmd, as2-2703. ors for the ~arty wi!! be hrld gaen by Rt>v. Marlm s:mford, Mr. and Mrs. Robt"rt Cooke: Iham and family VISited rc!a- Pennsylvania ove r the ho\idal'!l i Dece mber 7 at 10 a. m. at the ~ho als~ spoke ~ollowmg the Sherry Flesher, daughter of lives in Columbus, Ohio over : weekend. CIVlL ACTION FILED lhomt! of Mrs. Dorothy Scholtz dmner. lh~ benedtctJOn was led Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher: lhe Thanksgiving weekend. Mr. and ~1rs. Edwin Stein Si:r.es 8 to 12 PT · PLEA.SAN1' .· ,. 1:11 English Road. Coffee wHi ~Y Paul Rickard. Those Ronnie Stein, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry LeMas- and Ronnie were Th:mk:!gi•·ing 11 ,, . · ; . d-. AhU'dl be sPrved bv the hostess and mg were Mr. and Mrs. Harry . Edwin Stein; Craig Abo- ters of Middletown, Ohio visit- Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1ton 1Jas ueen 111e m t e ol· .. · Pickens Mr and Mrs B J · Ied her parents, Mr. ·and Mrs. Russel! F. Maynard and fam1ly · fire of lhc Circuit Clerk , ! workers are asked to bring a ' · · · · son o1 Mr. T. \\i.• Abohn, p O'l C ' · .s !~led !sack lunth Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Max Brow n, son of Mrs. Bill Howard and Mike o\'er the at Columbus Ohio Sizes 8 to 10 .ure I nmpa~y vs. Jac son OR nRowN ELECTED Lee Zerkle. Mrs. Tom Hoff- Frances Brown: West Virginia I weekend. ! n· "d Wenize\1 of. Fort Ca.np-11 Csaebk~o~padny Wltl~ lhlel plaintiff PT. PLEASANT- Dr C"arman and Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Tech, Montgomery ; Danny · Mr. and Mrs. John Layne of \.~uil~Y spent hi s furlough with e mg JU gment m 1e ilmount . 11 N ·1 H k M d M111 m: ' . of $1242 93 with inirrest ond lcs Leonard Brown was elected et ayma er, r. an · 1Dodd, son of Mr. and Mr s. Owensboro, Ky . visited hi s par~ hi s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sizes Sm, Med. Large co.sts' Tn . d . l . f :president of the Mason County Carl Gtbbs, Mr. and Mrs. Dor- Charles Dodd; Willle Capehart, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry liam Wentzell recently. good; so lde a~~ J~::~~re~s bv t;~ Medical Society at a recent se~ ~oush, Mr. and Mrs. Paul son tlf Mr. ~~ Mrs. ~illiam Layne during the holidays. Mrs. Clawson Roush is a plaintiU to ttw d f d t • meeting and wilt assume his Rickard. Debra and Sharon, Capehart; Pluhp Goodmle, son I Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roush and tient at Universily Hospital , ------l~· e en~n · duties on .January 1, 1967 . Mr. ~nd Mr~. James N. Roush, o_f Mr s._Frances Goodnite; Wil- family visited relatives in Co- Columbus, Ohio. Plcaliant . le Hos ita] I Dr. Dan Glassman was elect- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yo~ng, ham Bl~, so~ of Mr. 01nd , lumbus. Ohio over the holiday Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Yoho AdmUted _ 1 y Othp .. t'd secretary - trea surer of fhe Jr., Mr_- and Mrs. Harry Miller Mrs._ Lonn Blrd; Gregory Iweekend. Charleston , W. Va. visited 0 8 Ire1I· 1organi zation. The Medical So· and GalL Mr. and kMrs. Robert Erwm, son. of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Hen~y- H. Ru.:·k. ing Thanksgiving weekend with field, Hogsel . s. Discharge _ Rov Ball Pt l i.:icty holds regular quarterly Cooke. Debra Coo e, Mr. ~nd Dexter Erwm: Geurge Ran- Jr. and daughters v1S1led her ; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1 " • · sessions I Mrs. George Ingels. and Jason, dolph Jr. son of Mrs. Geo--ge narents Mr and Mrs M·1rtin B t .. Plea~n .ut I\irrs · Charles· Bvus Rev. and Mrs. Mart' · Randolph, ' ' Sr.; Oh10 . Umversity, . • Bush r• • · C} • .: :I · ·· - :· ·· · - - - --·~ . m Bensin• Roanoke, Va. over' the aMr. and Mrs. Howard Wa!(•n-11 MIDDLEPORT MIU ST. a~~n:~mgh!~r, Pt. Ple~sant ; I ClotJ~ Buck,_L~on; Dorothy lord, Andy and Em1ly. Athens: Nancy AboUn , daugh- holiday weekend. hals visited recently w - ~~son, Kanauga , Mrs. Harnson, Galllpolts. COUPLES CLUB . ter of Mr. T. W. Abolin ; Hio Mrs. J. V. McGrew and grand- friends in Penns lvania. ---The Couples Club held thetr y dinner meeting at the Uptowner Inn in Parkersburg on Saturday. Following they met at the home of Mr. and Mrs:. James Diehl, Jr. !or de.,.rt. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miler, Mr. and Mrs. George Bums, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark, Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl, Jr. and guests Mr. and Mrs. Earl Diehl of Charleston. SHOWER GET YOUR TICKET! Mrs. Jess Abel and Mrs. R. G. Greene honored Mrs. Ronald A GIFT·A·RAMA STORE Hester with a bridal shower, held at the Greene home recently. The color scheme used : was green and yellow. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Hester Refreshments were served to the foJiowing : Mrs. George In- 1 gels, Mrs. Louis Karschnik, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. Paul Powell, Mrs. Her$1.00 man Ohlinger, Mrs. Mary Divers, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. PRICE 0. C. Cam~bell, Mrs. Mark Ward, Mrs. Kermit Ford, Mrs. 60c Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Tom Hoffmcm, Mn. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. William 79c COLGATE Russell, Mra. Paul Rickard , Mrs. Edwin Stein, Miss Karen Greene, Mrs. Eugene Hester, the hostesses, Mrs. Abel and $2.00 FAST HOM& Mrs. Greene and the honoree, Mrs. Ronald Hester. Sending Jilts wero Mrs. D. 33a ESQUIRE SCUFF KOTE G. Roush, Mrs. Robert Bickle, Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Mrs. George Hester, Mrs. John Morgan, 97c VALUE 45 RPM Mrs. Billy Ray Ward, Mrs. Jack Welch, Ml'3. Francis Tha~ bet, Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Mrs. Arthur Thabet. REG. $1.50 VALUI DEMONSTRATION PARTY The Women's Missionary Society of New Haven Church ... J'OI know ..... of Gad held a Tupperware !Jem. bGIIIonstration party with Mrs. John Bnll for 1111!11 Morgan as demonstrator, It the after shave ... after shower home of Rev. and Mrs. DaVe --aflera!¥hing. Fields. Gi.. s.ta 'ofTtllletri• Gamell were played and pr!z. Sttllftilloll gilt boxed "' bandsome t!IIYer-flashed es won by Mrs. Ramona Knigbt, eFABERGE eBRUT Mrs. Iris Morris, Mrs. VIola boltJe.gJeen decanters eTABU Roush, Jean r:dnstead, Claudia 6. 1.50 15. 25. Fields, Drew Hart anti Mrs. Nellie Dudding. Refreshments Slx·II!IAialam lotions were served by lllro. Fields to mdiYiclually boxed iA tiO O<>> u• ..r " Ill lii.IT" tiUII ......_.,......; the following, Mary Sisk, Viola • ., ··· ' I '" ,,..,, • /<o '''"I " '0 ....,.., Fr gilt ~:SSG Stillier Set 5.00 J ,,_, ·- "' ''"'"''_ , ,_ ............ Roush, Pansy Fry, NeUie Pud'""" ,.... , ................... "'""""''--"''"'..... "''"'" ... ,.,........ """'"""''-.-lin\-,.; ding, Sue Irwin, Eleamr Davll, ._ ......,, ........"'', . .'".,.,., u,;,.._...," ._ ........... Alma Luhoart, Bonnie Flekll, ""'., .,.,- c.n.do""" ..... . . .. "" . ,.. '"" Ramona Knilbl, Jean GJID. W>•" """'" ............ - (........... .....,_" ..... ""'"'" ........... 'II ........ stead, Ken Grbtutl, 11111Cap6. ..,. hart, 11rew B1r1. Ma IIDIIll, aaudla Fleldl, Atlpla Pllldl, Mable JlloniM, \' N~W December !nd, Saata Claus HAVEN a:.S· is -:' '· Ne""ll'l HANDY HANNAM GAYLA ,Voice of Broadway HAll DRYER COMB & •USN ' HAT BOX STYLI. SET Reg. $1.00 GIFT BUYS.! Ladies' Angel Treads I I( sa:oo •. 1 House Slippers $1.99 • Wet Weather Specials __ 0 ·J ~ow orran ~I,. ted to th! II FRIPE' :: •/1 1 1, tho fottn 1 s LHiher Reg. $1.00 Holds It $13.95- c... l•ttero lllirpmt anl"'er. u ~~~==~~~~::!_~•:•~n••tft by the above cartoon. [ Pri:ltboSIJRPIJSEAISIEihor,: ITHE rill!] (An-• t(llllrltr-.w. '\ ) h•terd.J'•]h'"flifi, lOUIY KNIFE "'-"en Th.ey'r• •~ad, •~>lnl. lo ..MALr r.JI 1, lAIII~ ICiho& ti!Wr.-IIMAIKS Mens Reg. HELENHELP US!l $12.9~ $9 9S • Big Selection Gilt Boxed $\.00 Holds Your Choice -k-- by H•l•n Bottel _j Boys' 4-Buckle Arctics .. .. .. .. .. $4.99 Men's 4-Buckle Arctics ··· · · · ··· · $4.99 Men's Black Dress Rubbers · · · · ·· $2.59 .... pel~ bohind thole heavy lpplllnctl" •.• Instill I Roll Ollt ¥!;;;;!~~~~ uniteuy Plfl'IIII'*I11J ultder )'OUr "" RADIO ,.,. - Men's Black Work Rubbers · ·· · · · $3.49 " ' - · ,_.,. V ' trtlllf."llllli!IIIUec:onck, : No tools r.quiNd. + • Reg. $1.00 Limit $4.99 v _·_ ?, . sg.9s One ··. .· :- .·:·:: AMITY G. E. BILLFOLDS ~=sz.9 53.95 WCTRIC KNifE 1S1J.59 S') 10 1 Ladi"' Roc $5.00 i Big Selec .. . · Gilt Boxed •..· . .· .· '; .· ·. ' ·. .·:;. Y2 .. ·. SAUVE POLAROID CAMERAS TIMEX WATCHES Christmas Toys and Games :;·.; 9Bc VALUE i ·I 1_. Size FOREMAN &ABBOTT Everything for Everyone On Your Christmas List! 59C eLang Range • Shirt Pockot $10.00 VALUE I 0 RIGHT GUARD 8 TRANSISTOR 1 GOOD}'iE4A .99 liAIIl SPIIA y LIMfT ON£ $1.98 VALUIE BRECK SHAMPOO .... 71c PONDS COLD CREAM ·· 43c L~OK TOOTH PASTE •...•... 53c EVEREADY BAnERY PERMANENT ........ $1.00 I Res· 20< 0-SiP Limit 4 SHOE POLISH ;•··· '" •••· 24c A GOOD WAY RECORDS ......... 69c Sets ..... .._ ~O,ON'fl .,., , ..,,,~,_.,. ........ . .__,_ -"" . _ . . ... . . ............... ~ ~ ................... .......... ,,., ~ CLEAN RESTROOM FOR LADIES and CHILDREN Free EASY TERMS Rizer Oil Co. PH. 992-2101 POMEROY, 0. ,. .... ·- ANNDIJII• U UIU r. _ ~~~­ ol the mal'flage ol AlGI Stone, donpter ~~~~:~:~ Charles Stone 1111 - : ~don~"'c....., .__. )1 GIFT 122 N. SECOND ~ ' PARXINCIIN • •. MIDDLEPORT. 0. k.--------------------_:::::J~N~n.-.....-~~------------------------------------------------~-~------~----~----~ 9c CRAYOLA CRAYONS TO Twin Deck Plastic Coated PLAYING CARDS ........ 66c $500 WHAT 9c BUYS AT NELSONS tScSize Bo• of 8 Limit 2 80881 PINS Brown-Block Reg. 25c Limit 2 9c Ballpoint Pen 9c 9c LIMIT 2 • A MAN! With exclutlve Pulh·lutton lobbln lhat wind• right In the machlnel whb the exol•· Jloolt....J ' D••olt•·· '!IN' Miow M 1168.11 !OUOII6 uw·~ "Your Choice Specials " WITH NO-TIME-LIMIT CIUARANTE! t,.... .._.All tJuw,..... kft Geeululft aew ~ IW1 ~ •Jilt• lot illllOOUMM thread %"Drill _ __ 9.81 Finishing Sander_ 19.81 % 11 Drill 12.81 He•vy Duty Sander • 31.88 UIE YOUR Plli!IINT ,MACHINE AS . A DOWN PAYMENT! HHvy Duly W' - olft -·· • Ju.t•• llaat ...... to . . be*r, ..w The Fabric , Shop ...,.... s.t. 1o s.rvice McCelr• ''"'"'" 992·2284 . . 115 W. SECOND POMEROY OHIO 46.88 7W' Saw - - - 29.81 Ebersbach Hardware "EVERYTHING. IN ·HARDWARE" ,.AGold Star store" MAIN STRID POMEROY FREE DELIVERY FREE GIFT WRAPPING �.,, . -- ' . - ' (,' < •' ' ' '---~~ " .... 11·._·,-.. '-·. ' .. •' .' (' ' ' . THI WILLETS '' ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Busi.ness 'S.ervic:es l , ,, ......., , .. r-... I ' . ' I I _,I ---;;;Nt·---.-0----~~~~~s~en~tl:ne~I,~Po~m~er~oy~·M~i~dd~Je~p~ort~,~o~.,~D:e:e.~I~,~I9~6~8-,J'J~-m~~~i~~·~~;-~:!I·~::A•u•t•o•S•'-~.•_._.i\1.:::::;:::::::::;~:::::=~::::::~::::~~:=;?::: 1 ~ ii C-51 HOMELITE power o" 0 J) J. ''• INFO!~J!ON WANTEO! $75, go-carl frame, $1(1, set BIG Exporle~~od ·HARLEY\DAIVIDSON H N: -: ;;:::~ -~golf clubs, $111, Ph. 247·2ll2. I RADIATOR MOTORCYCLES s••'MLU l:r & -OIUWI'fli · ft "'"'~~=~~ ~::." II 30 3tc SELECTION! SERVICE ca..ICT•••• Wo have nver•l duinbft onanlng1 11 1 rtsult of . 50 SPORT ~~~,.. ed M uue•"" moving to our new building. Wt expect to move NOJ«;E gas apartment .. siz IG SAlEJ II ONI OPTNI ' I . "' I I I I - ..... I , J ' ' 1 ........ · - · Wllol M ,.. 0 .., _. (llnttt t:tl L .. 1 r-·· M. """""""' our oorvlco deportment shortly. Below Is I list of .. ,,r..::1.,.",•,:,·~:::c~~r-:•1 ;,""::::~ [1 1 t•her ,."m•IIJIII Ml M ••,. ,.._,. •"• ..... 4 ,,~·: :.~·'w'!,..,r;:•,,..."'.. Mtflt111 um c...,,., •• Mlltt •• c•nn _.., ••,.. ' 1 ' ....... c... "~~""" '"""'"' .. ,.. 1""' otte~wr~t .,. 111••• u:~· g F"r~~~~':"o~~T~.r.... 11~1 ~~~.:;:'•,.,.m,.:.••:~m. Uttl OFFICI · llnf,., ._ pers PJains, 667-3608. , ll 30 3tc 1 - - - - - --'---- ' eFrontEndAiignmtnt e Wheel Balancing MONEY for Xmas, gh•e us a l try. we pay cash for new or M. " ' 11' .,,_., 11111 ~t. """ IT'I 10M.IAI'P old guns, swords, old poe e knives, old dolls, ammunition, any calibert any amount. Fire's, rear of Speed Queen L d M 1 S00 th Th'rd 1 aun ry a • Ave., Middleport, 0. TO P'LACI A 11 29 12tC Pomeroy Motor Company """~~::·:~·~·· 2 2156 ,;tONE WY ' BOBCAT 65 Vo swag. th La t Truck or Bull~oze: ~tadf::or To Tbe Smallest Heater Core. Fro 1495 BLAETTNARS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally ~~~~;;;;;;;;;; owned and low mileage by original owner. Spotless c1ean . interior, beautiful dal'k blue fin ish, ndio !IDd .heater, Hanna line TRAVEL TRAILERS 64 Volkswag. 1295 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER DICK RAWLINGS BLAETTNARS OK Loti' lk NICEST PIOPUl...CALL SPRINT On ~econd Cars ,J From Our kt group life Int., Blut CrOll & BlueShleld, Volunt1ry retirement pl1n-and -•.tv other benlffts, .• AGood wouas I:M -.. M. ,. llH " f~e~e~~~~::~~n$,30~8~o~~~ eMechanics e Lube Men eCarWaohor e Bear Fnme Men e Truck MHhanic WtgM, .,_-~id holidays, B stove, $30, Kelvlnator, Wcu. jobs we need to fill : -'"'IIK4I~:=·~•:'":":r·,"1::,~~::" t JY WALT WITTIUIII (Qu•lity Built) I'ORME.R Pameroy,O. WY :14151 . MIDDI;IPORT, OHIO GRANNY? RADIATOR QRIVE A CLE'Att'C:AI\ SERVICE THAP:S l:d ' ' $ l~ m: '"*' ' blac~ 61 Corvair " 695 ~~ ~2-~- 3_t_~-~ :n~ n~:r~~g; ~m~lil:~er;,n;:~:::ll i~ ~~!~:s~ ~or~r'in on~ow~~ TO A-SOI?J.'!&ACI4li.OR TALK IS APAIIn'MINl:'! THAT? IT ON~\< l'~K·S ONIMINUTI, Ail fGW,IilaJafDr ShOe eCar eTruck eHIIlltr · Core e Bulldour eAny Typo ONLY. 50f• ., GASULIN! ALLEY WHAT ARE YOU GROW· UPS 0011-X> JUST STAIJDIIJG HOW AROC\'JD? WHY AR~IJ'T MUCH lOIJGER AR£ 'otiU OUT SOLVING THE YOU GOIJIJA WORLD'S P2JBLEM'i'.? WAIT? REAL BUYS WE'RE GOING lD WAIT ABOUT 20 ~ARS! 'Jloii:N IT'Ll BE YOUR RE~roNSIBILITY! About Pomeroy "'---LI- MA" FORMER. PAPPY DOIJE to'OVED WHCT . K I NDA DAY- KEITH GOBLE FORD 62 v lkswagen 895 ONE PERSON BRAVE ' N U ~ TO TELL ME 'N4AT HAPPENED ON SADIE HAWKINS ' ' ly AL t:AP., ;;:: Rawlings Honcll Slits Phono992-2143 1967 Models In Stock · Tire Sale Continues 2 Dr. De-luxe model. Local U-DRIVE THRU · owner, clean interior, jet lost 1nd found 800xl3 tubeless POMEROY, OHIO black fini sh. radio and heater REWARD for return nf Dancer! Nylon Black CAR WASH i registered chihuahua \~ho dis- ' II~!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!"!!!'!'!!!!'!!!!~~;"';!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!"''il List 27.45 ...•• ••. sale 11.65 POMEROY app~artd from tht.' home . of for Sale For 511. All prices are plus tax 500 Coupt>. Low mileage, Jo· ... ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR cal I owner std . trans. 1'ur· ~P4f...'!.~ Wilfrt d Slepp, Rl · 2• ~:~:~~~HAYJ'O!tiiufl5;u~Od · or ~ 7 GUN CABINET, glass door, DISCOUNTS quoise {~ ish, vinyl interior, about one week ago, co I o can be picked up. Phone 992-1 storage space. $00; 8 MM ALL NEW FOR 1967 R and H. (67 AtNche- Mu1d1) braWl!., has all shots. &l12. 12 1 Gtc l tom built Mauser with ammo. 21 F"t Long 143·208 or !11!>3441. 12 1 3tc • • e OY , ... --- and loading equip~ent, $110 ; p~~~.l 0 1967 AINich" Du• Dec.. 10 "i;P,:edomiilout: ONE LIKE New l-32nd .scale Browning automatic hgh.t 12, • Deluxe 2 Door, new tire.!!, Lil slot car track wi th one good I $110; Ithaca double bam~l r.lean: interior, radio, heater, uswers to ''King." car. Ph. 94!1-3844. u 30 2tc gauge (Flues mndel), $85; !·' ~=======""' black finish. ROCK Springs Gran. ge wm Clle•ter Jicinily. 1'!1. - - -·-- ----·---~325 takes all or $250 with· I ~lllb, 11 30 6lp AKC Miniature and To" Pood- out Ithaca. Call after 4 p m• . WHITE HOUSE Restaurant, meet Thl!l'sdaY, at 8p.m. T!Jere ~~:;.:~=:-=od ~lfflor will"be a program and refresh· FOX ·HOUND, while ?n(( \eli, . or silv_er. u d 949-2789. 2 Mrs. Emogene Lohn menls will be served. M!!nibers on missing 10 days. semce a groommg. JOne GOOD ciean lump egg and ur 5 ' Powerglide, radio and heat'A M 10 ACRES LEJ•Ar•·[ University Hospital, Columbus, are reminded to bring gi[b · 11 23 tic Con~ Lester LaThPy· Langs- 1 992·5 443 · oil t~eated 'stoker' coal. Pea· ! and aU eqbm~lmdient, "tl l'r, good whitewalls, green F 0~ ~P. - Clean ;d well Sundau for observation for Athens State Hospital. m.i Ohio (Dan ·ne) "Ph . two storv Ul ng WI l fini sh. 1 ' ,., VJ • -~· WHITE z1g zag sewing cock Coal Co., 1 bluck from f t f ~t 100 , foot deptb fenced. 65 acres PAST Chiefs of MagnoUa ...!.!._~!"2~."-. at 21 Jtc machine, dress~aker model, traffic light in Cheshire, 0. E~st ~a~. Perneroy. $15,000. and pastured. Good 7 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill Temple Pythian Sisters wltl Nolill buttonholes, apphq~fs, mnno- Ph. 367-7526. 12 1 tf~ 1 Can finance. Telephone borne, well with water returned to their· home have their annual Christmas fancy hmdesigns, - JRr::--~-2120 or 11M QMQ tern, plenty of water, baseafter a visit with dinner at Bailey's restaurant, I WILL _,_.. "''-llaturday tve- grams, th t B etc.,d F ~ w·ooo ' · any en gth '- ~o ~ - Per ,,.,~,. "-wi out attac ens. ran 611 cu ft load free dhvery ll ·27·6tc . ment, furnace healing. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Thursday, promptly at 6:30 p. 11 30 31~ - -- - - -130X40), large shed, cor and Mr. and Mrs. m. A party and $1 gilt "' • ing on!J .. 1'10 .p.m. Don'SJ new. Full price $49.91 Ill' $5 Ph l43-z484 ' Barber . . . llaeine, 0. IO<IllhiJ, Ph. Vl(t.28M. ' · TWO APARTMENT building. crib, chicken house, change will follow at the home U·2Hic 11 lie !966 Zig Zag Sewing rnachioe, Mulberry Ave Pomeroy. Jnbl ock rn1'lk house. ,.'9 ,.ruv. '"" Mrs. E. J . Hill ' sjpen<ling Mrs. Adam Ebersbae. -:-:-::::-:-.c--"== d 1 IS ·Salesman's emonstralors. ., ·· Adamo''lnd Stanley Auction DON'T pump your o1ugjiil oep. While they last. These mach· come 1109 per month, $4,000. SYRACUSE _ NEW RANCH ' at Indianapolis, EVANGELINE Chapter OES Ho""' and Trading Pool tio lank. Gel K!-l!:m·AII ,ines equipped 10 zig zag, 1 Call 092-2720. II 'll 6tc 60 GMC Pickup $150 STYLE_ 3 bedroom~. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill and wlll meet Thursdsy b now un.der one roof B1 Septic Tank Cleaner. LandF d p· k $695 She will also visit Dec. 1, at 7:30 p. m. make bul!onholes, darn, em., REO l'k lid 60 or oc up room 113122), wall to r th gu1 lin Plans La I Cl 1ff S 11 ()() 1 House 5 w.re mark Farm Bureau in Pom- broider etc Pay just $50 or 1967 STE , 1 e new, _o carpeting. modern kitchen Columbus be ore e re ar mee g. •c on State Route 124 and new eroy 0 11 2> 3111c if you ~ish ;.,onthly paymenls Shlale, 3BsSpeeR dh Jnterm1xaedke 61 Chev. VB P'up B95 and bath, utility room, full be completed for lnslaliaRt. r by·pass, open daily at •' ' , -- - ed C 1 ~ c anger. c anger, m 62 Chev. b bu d h 1 t- Mrs. J o,.ph Struble and of officeu to be held Sat· . l2 noon. Jim AdAms and SINGER SE\\ING MACHINE- can be arrang • a I ~..,lo- payments of $1.50 per wf'ek buement~ ase ar o wa Mitch and children. Dec. 10. 1110 Worthy Stanl•y. tic Zig zag equipped, in new sew· 3218. 11 28 6lc or pay balance due $9&. Ph. VB Pickup-$1295 er beating, attached garage.lan<! Mark were Wednesday mg table, 5 payments 17 each COLOR TV, 1967 Motorola, like 092-SM9. 11 18 tfc SAVINGS FOR YOU ON plus extra large 2 car visitors in Gallipolis. FRIDAY 99 685 3 00 Wanted To Buy or 13 cosh. Ph. 2-2 · new condition, tun warranty, NEW'66CHEVROLET Mrs. John Smith has retu:rn·l EUB MEN'o Brotherhood 11 25 ONE \)SED folding wheel chair ~~ make paymenls of $5 per FHOM WALL to wan, no soil PASS. CARS home, after a two weeks vi·lwill meet at lhe Enterprise 6 ms (l bedrooms) m t. good condition. Ph. 9411- NERVOUS? Can't sleepl Try week or pay off balance. Ph. at all, on carpets ~~. oak lloors, lull base· sit in Toledo, with Mr. Friday at 7:30 p.m. 31412. 11 30 3lc "Sleepers." Guaranteed re. ~649. 11 20 tfc with Blue Lustre. Rent elec· (O, ment, hot water heating, Homer Walter and, Ro115h Will show plo· STANDING timber-·ia- - Ohio suits or mo~ey back. ODOUGLAS electric guitar with tric shampooer, 11• 0pon Evos. Ti19.,... large front porch overlooking Jers and at Monclova w1th on recen~ trip ~.,Ill or We•t Virginia, or old Only 91lc. Nelson • Pharmacy, 3 pickups and amplifier. Ph, ' Cement Block Co. POMEROY, OHIO river. Garage. A real buy al and Mrs. Richard Maier of the church aN urp4 to 11 28 farms with timber, Marloa Pomeroy, 0 . ll 25 iiCitp 992-2590. 11 25-~ ",900. son, Heynolds, 601 77, Syracuoe, POTATOES, get your winter ID66 STEREO Console just moM WALl t ll • y nd d t •WE NEED LISTINGS Mrs. George Sellers has EAST ·LETART ~ wUI 0 wal • ndo 0. 111102tp potal.tes while tht>y last. ~n ,·n 1966 model radio eq"ip.. ' 1953 CREV • sta ) ar ra~s. 'j Albert M. Cox, Broker turned home -after a visit witl1 ihcJid a rummage\ ~ J'rlday - -·-·-- P fftt p II d ' J at a11 ' on carpe 1s c eana good work car, J h. Cheshire. Clela-' Sal mao relatives in Canton. Saturday ~rnbll: I • 3 Help Wanted ~a~:c~~~; , 1~r30a~ ' ped stereo. This set has twin Blue Lustre. Rent elcdri c 367·71ll. 12 l 6tp Henry es Mrs. Carl Mpore and !he S - n Bullding, old - -- --~ - - --· __ .. 1 · · __·.. c speaker 1ystem, dua] volumal shmanl\oer $1. Baker T 2 d ' T d · d' R ct AMBfTIOUS man behtween ~dO 1 YOU CAN walk on your rug 2 control, Jovely walnut finish, ture C-:·0 our, l'>.•eniags 99U5f1 or 992-3138 Long were ues ay office buil mg, at a ne, 11 28 6tc 195fl CHEVROLE , and 50 to tram .as earmg a1 . . . h T k · :-;tandard transmi ssion, 6 cyl12 1 sitors in Parkersburg, W. Va. 1~ a. m. to 4 p. m. They wiY. . 1 hours lifter cleamng 11 With used only 6 mont s. a eI • d ood t nd !'res ,,. s A · ld r ale ' 1 8 11 155 eonsll.lUnl WEx_perJenceA d" not Lustre Foam. Eleclric sham- over payments of $1.25 per I Business Services m er, g mo or ' us anna rno new rag rugs or 1!1 • necesmy. rile u 1vn• t k b1 d , - ----- - -·- · ·--· ___ new paint job. Ph. 919-3724 at Olivet SUNDAY · 1 1 Eb b h Hearing Servic., 424 Front 1 pooer rent a L ers ac wee or pay a ance ue , WITH COLD Wealher ahead, arter > p. m. 12 1 3tc For Sale or Rent Miss Sandra Reed HAM SHOOT Sunllay nee. l $79·44 · Call 992 -3218 11 · ,. 61 crickets. spiders and 1959-RAMBLER, 4door SedaD, Kiss imee, Fla., spent their noon at Forked Run Sporl.s. Street, Marietta , Ohio. or call \ Hardware, Pomeroy• °~c 61 3i3-2253 after !I p. m. c .w c Insects will be coming inside clean upholstery. good tires, 7 ROOM house, 3 \'3cation with her mother, Club. Sponsored by · 12 1 lie, MOHAWK WOOL carpeting, BUDGET PRICED lurnfture If your hom~ where it's warm. d' Ph 773 "" II'. batbs. Ph. 992·2590. Maxine Arnold. They Webster Pos~ No. .· 39, 11 2~ BABY SITTER, tO.Iive in. care ; tweedy pattern, brown , black I our third Ooor budget sbop. Protect }'OUr home from ra Jo, • ·~·· 11 30 ate to Columbus Legion. An proCeeds for 2 small ehildren. Prcfpr: and gray. Ph. 949-2661 late Baker Furniture, Middleporl these pests with ARAB, =;;-;;==:-;;c::::;::-;;;:-on their return to •·GHts For Yanks.. f1md older lady, Ph. 992·2>18~ or : evenings. 11 23 6tc Ohio. 11 12 tic available at King Builders 1957 SILVER Hawk Studebaker, A NEW modern 4 room Mrs. Arnold and Miss Jane hospitalized veterans at 992-322:1. Supply Co. , Middleporl. V,'J, low mileage, Ph. New lage. Velma G. Zuspan. Ph. , Douglas. 'time. 11 30 3tc . 11 30 trc Haven, 882-227>. 11 2ll 6tp 773·5750, Mason, W. Va. Miss Jane Douglar, nurse at MONDAY SERVICE Station &ttendant 1117 !Stp Holzer Hospital, spent the l cu=s;;;ro = M;-;:b::: ut"'ch;::e:::rin c:g::, wiii- buy SALEM CENTE:R PT~ meets wante<j. Phone 992-2438, Mid1960 GALAXIE Ford goocl con· end with her molher, Mrs. Vel· 1 %ond:ay nigh•' Doc. 5 ·atM1:30 dleport 11 25 6tc hid.,., Phil Meier, 092·3>IO, dilion, new tires. Also a 21" s1 1' 11 I rfc G. E. television. Ph. 992 •5218 , Insurance rna Douglas. m. on the ,theme, •· u c For Rent 2. Grabt lt. N..... 11 29 3tp Mrs. Mary Aumiller of We Face' Criti!:al Issues ACROSS ::, . Hardwood BULLDOZER service, Ponds, _ _ '"""''"""---::--::--:-...: GET A quotatloo from REU· ford, w. va., mother or Mrs. Our Democracy." ·Devotions 1. Bout. 1.-J ROO~ furnished apartment 4 . }o::artJI &1!1 II. of a >.Lalit driveways, light bushing, Rail btate ~ ~I• TER INSURANCE, AGENCY Maxine Arnold is a medical be given by Mrs. Audrey with bath, in Pomeroy. Ph. I. Lift back filling, 092·2208. ll'lC. before ren~wmg your tient at Gallipolis Clinic. Hayes, Highlight will be a 5. Lone W'!-3971 or 992·2571. 12 I trc 10. Weary II I:IU"f 21 . L&rfe = = == -::::-:::clG;-;:ll;:::lotc-,;;: 6 ROOM house with ceramic auto insurance. We may be room number is 116. by pupils under dirl'C· i BEDROOM -tiOUSe- tfititer, all ~i: :,'j:S~~-:7 t; Roster bundle SPECIAL 25 per cent labor dis· tile bath new furnace with able to oavi you money. lion of Maurita Miller, vocal 2.2. Polar ;, Poetlc ut ilities furnished, near shop· H . ICtemlty 8 2 tic count on all Gravely Tract· central ;ir conditioning, 870 VISITS PATIENT instructor. Rerr.,hmeilts will l!l. Senlry'• ping area. Ph.. 992-3346 aflt:ornmanct forrn ors brought 111, for tun,.up or Ash St, Middlepo~ 0. Ph. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Mrs. Harry B. Perry of Long bP served. Everyone Is wei. 2'-R~Iig~ t'r S p. m. 12 1 tfc J6..Motber: 8. A~ repairs during ·November and 992-5258 for appointment. oancelledl Lost your opera!- Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry " ··I cr1me. iot1a '1.....,.• au. . December, 9. Lariat. FURl'ilSfiED apartfnent, 4 [17. ~:;.~ or notify and we 11 30 3tp or's llcenoel. Call WY :!-2!166. Perry and Mr .. and Mrs. ll. Small :25. Protect 3t. BeTerage drinks rooms and bath, utilities fur· l&.lJnadlll(«. will pick up your tractor TUESnAY 1 IS Uc Notlingham ViSited Saturday ~ 6. Cbanget ~~.~e. U . Putor'a nished. close to business disated Gravely Tractor Sales, Porn· i'.,,LI•• wilh Mrs. Setdus Roberts who REEDSV ILLE WSCS will .28, 0. T. boot 37. Friend ' . ~· ,, Ph !192 309:, 19. EvMiDg {. 1 tm't. ,~o pt> ...~ . · • · o~o. aun goct It 15. Injure eroy, 0. Ph. 992-2975. ~ ... lrl~ ~t.., 7 underwent surgery al Cabell have a-bazaar and bake sale 111 29.-and 31.Low 1 11 30 Jtc:: 20. Bowers ~ lS. JohnQ8eV"en8 {Q, Bromlne: 10 30 30tc Livestock Huntington Hospital irl Hun!- the former residence of Dorsel ~=~c---,;--, :.!2:. 0ffPrt 3L TaU and thin •yra. MIDDLEPORT Nice 4 room --inglon, w. va. Reibel, Tuesday, O.c, 6, frolT! ~ HOOr..l h ou s~ with bath, fu!' - 33. Wordop. listing your firm's services cottage, frame construction TWO HORSES 1 Arabian 1 until 9 p. m. na(·e and garage, 255 W. Main pcli!M'din 1.. I" Dally Sentinel's · with imitation stone siding, Palomino stallion, 1'h years PAPES ARE IIOSTS tbe ~ St .. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone meanlngte anoth f' r Service column. two bedrooms, bath, enclosed old, 1 three year oid m ar ,~. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pape and .11/lrs. carl Autherson, l.(lng·, 992-2668 or 992-2961. ~- StmncAUCI'JONEEB back porch. Priced to sell. bred. See after 4 p. m. Don· I entertained with " dinner on Bottom, Mrs. Ralph . Brewer 11 27 fltc wind ;12 11. Women CoiDpteie Sentce 1) $3,500. na Manuel, Racme. IThanksgiving at their home and Mrs. Elva Da11ey of Port~4 ROOM house and - bath. 840 in white 11 27 alc Middleport. Guests were Mr. land. Crlu Bcadford BRADBURY ~e story frame ·. . E. Main St ., Pome-roy, 0 . 341. Rubber Write. Proos or Coataol 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), bath, Wri te 41 Xtound St .. .>\\hens, A. c. BRADFORD aluminum .siding, storm doors :tt. Deb&rlc 0 ., or call 592·1176. RadDe, Oldo and windows, In good condi3%. Greek 11 30 6lp 1etl.er 1 t tic lion, Excellent buy. $4,500. 33.Cio.eto I:::::::::::;;;-:::::;:;::::-::;::;;;:'';:;; FAR.\1 - 'h mile off Route 248 4 ROOM unfurnis!lf.d apa rtm ent 3.C . Wll. • SEWING Dll!lchlnel. ~= -Close to Chester - 25 acres I 35-. ConlAirt.t~r in Pomeroy. Ph. 997-5385 . 36. Complain rice, FaDb makSU.h 1 Po for cult ivation, 15 acres of ! 11 16 tic :1 11. F'IUihiGn The a ric op, lllei'O!' · · be 1 -TRAILE}{ --- ----I"' A Ulorlzed Sin er Sales pasture, balance m t1m r, ~paC'e on Hro\\nl!! l Ji. I~b i b td . ' s!n-tce. g l zg Uc dug well wd w3ter system, I AYt'. , Midd lttport. Ph. 992- :~: ~~~~ t!r"J I" ~ 11-2 story frame house, 6 see.~~~ 267S. ll 10 tfc r .... d concrete and bath. Needs lots rooms ~ ed right to your pro}ect Mi.Jt-J ER~ 2 ~droom - home. fl . :-;,~~rtor of repair. Going at $5,000. ljJ and easy. Free estimates. Pumeroy, 0_ Ph. !192-Z!IIJJ day DOWN" Albert M. Cox, Brokfr Phone 992-3284, Goeg!eio or ~~2-17 02 evenings. , J . City In Henry Cleland, Sale,;man 7 24 tfc J :Mame Ready-Mix Co., Middleport, 192·3830 - ----------- DAIL\' CR \' On1o, 6 30 trc LlOTE Here'• how to • ·orkt"h: E\·enings t92-2568 or ·19t·3&36 PTOQ Ft: H ~ I ~ HEO 2 brdroom apa rt· A.XYDLII.t..AXJI. Alii CONDITIONING llefrigel' 11 23 3tc . mt>nt, ft~ rnace heat, MiddleI• I.ONGFELLOW atilm service. Jack's Refrlg· por·t, 0 . Ph . 992<UI74. HOUSE . on 464 South 4th SL I)Jll' h•tlt>r Hi m ply sla.nd11 for anoth.. r . Jn U.ls 88mpl t" A. 11 use4 eratioo, New Haven. Phone Middleport, 0 ., $6,800, can De II 28 tfc lor the th•·ee L's, X tor 1h~ two o·s. etc. Single JetterB, ll.pt.ll• . T1J :1-3537. 4 6 trc ' bo~gl1t with small down payPUUR R.OUM turnu1hed apar1 trophi.e.11, the length ~ lormdion ()( the wordiS are all hlnla. Eluh day the. c:ode letlerlll are dlffl'renl. HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural ment, balance like rent Ca~ o•~nl WY t-3638. 4 14 ttc ---··A Cr)'plo...., Quolat1olt Dosol Bottle G39. Arnold Valley Lumber & Supply Co., .FURNISHED and unfurnished Brothers, 618 E. Malo St., lliddleport 0. 892-2709. DIFLIFBK KXK DMrKO.AM lCFIKX: apartments. CIGSe to sc hool. Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc 11 2 30tc Phone 992·ii434. 10 18 11• f'.PKJfl HVDK HXVNM l H.-EOAKVB 175 ACRE farm, bouse with 9 ~."'R"oo =M~H'"'ou::s:e-,-;2;;;-; 6 P;::ark Place, I TNWnlltr'• (...'rJptoquoW: HE THAT HATH E.A.RS TO Wanted rooms and bath, cellar, . I Middleport, 0. Also !:1, 16, -· - I HEAR, LET IDM BTUFF THEM: WITH OOTI'ON.-THACK.-house, 2 large barns. free 76 acres (M buildings) all E0 DEEII HIDES, $1.511, Rod ! iliiAY l'ox . 13 ; Gray Fox, $1.30; 1 1,,, 2 farm ponds, immedi· located In Rutland. Will oaeMIDODHLIOP . RT ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· rifice to settle estate. For Coon. 11.50; Rats , $1.20. Bill Bailey, P, 0. Box 1!, Reed•- j llama, 99:!-2318 or 992-21181. information, cQll Athens, 592IU 3 Uc 62311. U II litp• t.l\J,. . 0 , u iQ. ita 64 Corvair .. $1095 .. · LI'L A8NEII ly Don't neea ••o he'p, Rufus ! The lamp ain't \ --- ·- KINII' !l:ffl I rei:koned rc1 ~ou a hana w it\1 the riqht ly heavy! jcg. . lv ART SANSOM ''• IN DICK iRACY USED TRUCKS a _I':· !:!;~ irome, 1/Ji;Ll.:'i'OU Pomeroy Motor I WERE HITTING HIV.! LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE tail AMAIINGI WH9<£ 16 £H~ NOW, AI'ID WI·Ja·p;; SHE UP Ta '? BUJLDI ~ A NI:W H8 WING ON TH: Will I'LL BE .... f i4LI( S·Sit l CHE AIID liP ARE MAKitiG NIM WES:.ts F00 ABOOT 1HE DCU...! tJt.INI~'s . T"!ElQ ".:lLti T"" YOU I .MciST li?£tiLI"ZE I ! WroE /NTE~ESTS ' WHtl?t: 00 YOC 6I.Jl'POsE TAAT LiTTLii MONKEY COOT THE W({{ SJ.lE JS 1 11 ( ..,J By RAEBURN VAN BUREl« " DAILY . CROSSWORD ,..._ ""' ,.,_ ...,. • .,..,. ,.. E_l.. I I ,..."' ~141 ' ..... ... ... . . """"' ....... LJ•_Jth I jlf l"f./4 ~ .. ~ f0 w. ~·~ • fle, - r:r .. ,.. FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS ~ u.:,__ lUGS lUNNY _. LJ~~L------4. •lit ' By RALPH HEIMDAHL<,,, i\ "li~l MARKET ] 1~ ' ~~~cc~-c-- - ... • ''· .~ Get dishes f ar cIeaner th ' an 'd'I'sbwashlnll' . .. bv '" han:d .. •, . R BAKER FURNIT.U., E !-------------"!"____. ___. ..,,_. . . ._,__ '· I" I '' ' ... · ~ · ·~· •" · • . ... ..• I • · - - ·- .. - ............ . . . . . . . . - - · - -· - · · f' ·~ - - -- .. ~· ' "• ' " ' ' ' ' •••• •• . . .. . .....- .. ...... -~- . ..... . - . ------ ... .......... ~ oro• •• • • ~ .... .. ~------------------------------------------------··· · · ' .... _ . . .. , ...... .. ~ .. M,O ... ....... . ...~·-· -··-~-·-··~~·~ •• o . ' • ~. �.,, . -- ' . - ' (,' < •' ' ' '---~~ " .... 11·._·,-.. '-·. ' .. •' .' (' ' ' . THI WILLETS '' ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Busi.ness 'S.ervic:es l , ,, ......., , .. r-... I ' . ' I I _,I ---;;;Nt·---.-0----~~~~~s~en~tl:ne~I,~Po~m~er~oy~·M~i~dd~Je~p~ort~,~o~.,~D:e:e.~I~,~I9~6~8-,J'J~-m~~~i~~·~~;-~:!I·~::A•u•t•o•S•'-~.•_._.i\1.:::::;:::::::::;~:::::=~::::::~::::~~:=;?::: 1 ~ ii C-51 HOMELITE power o" 0 J) J. ''• INFO!~J!ON WANTEO! $75, go-carl frame, $1(1, set BIG Exporle~~od ·HARLEY\DAIVIDSON H N: -: ;;:::~ -~golf clubs, $111, Ph. 247·2ll2. I RADIATOR MOTORCYCLES s••'MLU l:r & -OIUWI'fli · ft "'"'~~=~~ ~::." II 30 3tc SELECTION! SERVICE ca..ICT•••• Wo have nver•l duinbft onanlng1 11 1 rtsult of . 50 SPORT ~~~,.. ed M uue•"" moving to our new building. Wt expect to move NOJ«;E gas apartment .. siz IG SAlEJ II ONI OPTNI ' I . "' I I I I - ..... I , J ' ' 1 ........ · - · Wllol M ,.. 0 .., _. (llnttt t:tl L .. 1 r-·· M. """""""' our oorvlco deportment shortly. Below Is I list of .. ,,r..::1.,.",•,:,·~:::c~~r-:•1 ;,""::::~ [1 1 t•her ,."m•IIJIII Ml M ••,. ,.._,. •"• ..... 4 ,,~·: :.~·'w'!,..,r;:•,,..."'.. Mtflt111 um c...,,., •• Mlltt •• c•nn _.., ••,.. ' 1 ' ....... c... "~~""" '"""'"' .. ,.. 1""' otte~wr~t .,. 111••• u:~· g F"r~~~~':"o~~T~.r.... 11~1 ~~~.:;:'•,.,.m,.:.••:~m. Uttl OFFICI · llnf,., ._ pers PJains, 667-3608. , ll 30 3tc 1 - - - - - --'---- ' eFrontEndAiignmtnt e Wheel Balancing MONEY for Xmas, gh•e us a l try. we pay cash for new or M. " ' 11' .,,_., 11111 ~t. """ IT'I 10M.IAI'P old guns, swords, old poe e knives, old dolls, ammunition, any calibert any amount. Fire's, rear of Speed Queen L d M 1 S00 th Th'rd 1 aun ry a • Ave., Middleport, 0. TO P'LACI A 11 29 12tC Pomeroy Motor Company """~~::·:~·~·· 2 2156 ,;tONE WY ' BOBCAT 65 Vo swag. th La t Truck or Bull~oze: ~tadf::or To Tbe Smallest Heater Core. Fro 1495 BLAETTNARS Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locally ~~~~;;;;;;;;;; owned and low mileage by original owner. Spotless c1ean . interior, beautiful dal'k blue fin ish, ndio !IDd .heater, Hanna line TRAVEL TRAILERS 64 Volkswag. 1295 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER DICK RAWLINGS BLAETTNARS OK Loti' lk NICEST PIOPUl...CALL SPRINT On ~econd Cars ,J From Our kt group life Int., Blut CrOll & BlueShleld, Volunt1ry retirement pl1n-and -•.tv other benlffts, .• AGood wouas I:M -.. M. ,. llH " f~e~e~~~~::~~n$,30~8~o~~~ eMechanics e Lube Men eCarWaohor e Bear Fnme Men e Truck MHhanic WtgM, .,_-~id holidays, B stove, $30, Kelvlnator, Wcu. jobs we need to fill : -'"'IIK4I~:=·~•:'":":r·,"1::,~~::" t JY WALT WITTIUIII (Qu•lity Built) I'ORME.R Pameroy,O. WY :14151 . MIDDI;IPORT, OHIO GRANNY? RADIATOR QRIVE A CLE'Att'C:AI\ SERVICE THAP:S l:d ' ' $ l~ m: '"*' ' blac~ 61 Corvair " 695 ~~ ~2-~- 3_t_~-~ :n~ n~:r~~g; ~m~lil:~er;,n;:~:::ll i~ ~~!~:s~ ~or~r'in on~ow~~ TO A-SOI?J.'!&ACI4li.OR TALK IS APAIIn'MINl:'! THAT? IT ON~\< l'~K·S ONIMINUTI, Ail fGW,IilaJafDr ShOe eCar eTruck eHIIlltr · Core e Bulldour eAny Typo ONLY. 50f• ., GASULIN! ALLEY WHAT ARE YOU GROW· UPS 0011-X> JUST STAIJDIIJG HOW AROC\'JD? WHY AR~IJ'T MUCH lOIJGER AR£ 'otiU OUT SOLVING THE YOU GOIJIJA WORLD'S P2JBLEM'i'.? WAIT? REAL BUYS WE'RE GOING lD WAIT ABOUT 20 ~ARS! 'Jloii:N IT'Ll BE YOUR RE~roNSIBILITY! About Pomeroy "'---LI- MA" FORMER. PAPPY DOIJE to'OVED WHCT . K I NDA DAY- KEITH GOBLE FORD 62 v lkswagen 895 ONE PERSON BRAVE ' N U ~ TO TELL ME 'N4AT HAPPENED ON SADIE HAWKINS ' ' ly AL t:AP., ;;:: Rawlings Honcll Slits Phono992-2143 1967 Models In Stock · Tire Sale Continues 2 Dr. De-luxe model. Local U-DRIVE THRU · owner, clean interior, jet lost 1nd found 800xl3 tubeless POMEROY, OHIO black fini sh. radio and heater REWARD for return nf Dancer! Nylon Black CAR WASH i registered chihuahua \~ho dis- ' II~!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!"!!!'!'!!!!'!!!!~~;"';!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!"''il List 27.45 ...•• ••. sale 11.65 POMEROY app~artd from tht.' home . of for Sale For 511. All prices are plus tax 500 Coupt>. Low mileage, Jo· ... ALL SIZES CARRY SIMILAR cal I owner std . trans. 1'ur· ~P4f...'!.~ Wilfrt d Slepp, Rl · 2• ~:~:~~~HAYJ'O!tiiufl5;u~Od · or ~ 7 GUN CABINET, glass door, DISCOUNTS quoise {~ ish, vinyl interior, about one week ago, co I o can be picked up. Phone 992-1 storage space. $00; 8 MM ALL NEW FOR 1967 R and H. (67 AtNche- Mu1d1) braWl!., has all shots. &l12. 12 1 Gtc l tom built Mauser with ammo. 21 F"t Long 143·208 or !11!>3441. 12 1 3tc • • e OY , ... --- and loading equip~ent, $110 ; p~~~.l 0 1967 AINich" Du• Dec.. 10 "i;P,:edomiilout: ONE LIKE New l-32nd .scale Browning automatic hgh.t 12, • Deluxe 2 Door, new tire.!!, Lil slot car track wi th one good I $110; Ithaca double bam~l r.lean: interior, radio, heater, uswers to ''King." car. Ph. 94!1-3844. u 30 2tc gauge (Flues mndel), $85; !·' ~=======""' black finish. ROCK Springs Gran. ge wm Clle•ter Jicinily. 1'!1. - - -·-- ----·---~325 takes all or $250 with· I ~lllb, 11 30 6lp AKC Miniature and To" Pood- out Ithaca. Call after 4 p m• . WHITE HOUSE Restaurant, meet Thl!l'sdaY, at 8p.m. T!Jere ~~:;.:~=:-=od ~lfflor will"be a program and refresh· FOX ·HOUND, while ?n(( \eli, . or silv_er. u d 949-2789. 2 Mrs. Emogene Lohn menls will be served. M!!nibers on missing 10 days. semce a groommg. JOne GOOD ciean lump egg and ur 5 ' Powerglide, radio and heat'A M 10 ACRES LEJ•Ar•·[ University Hospital, Columbus, are reminded to bring gi[b · 11 23 tic Con~ Lester LaThPy· Langs- 1 992·5 443 · oil t~eated 'stoker' coal. Pea· ! and aU eqbm~lmdient, "tl l'r, good whitewalls, green F 0~ ~P. - Clean ;d well Sundau for observation for Athens State Hospital. m.i Ohio (Dan ·ne) "Ph . two storv Ul ng WI l fini sh. 1 ' ,., VJ • -~· WHITE z1g zag sewing cock Coal Co., 1 bluck from f t f ~t 100 , foot deptb fenced. 65 acres PAST Chiefs of MagnoUa ...!.!._~!"2~."-. at 21 Jtc machine, dress~aker model, traffic light in Cheshire, 0. E~st ~a~. Perneroy. $15,000. and pastured. Good 7 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill Temple Pythian Sisters wltl Nolill buttonholes, apphq~fs, mnno- Ph. 367-7526. 12 1 tf~ 1 Can finance. Telephone borne, well with water returned to their· home have their annual Christmas fancy hmdesigns, - JRr::--~-2120 or 11M QMQ tern, plenty of water, baseafter a visit with dinner at Bailey's restaurant, I WILL _,_.. "''-llaturday tve- grams, th t B etc.,d F ~ w·ooo ' · any en gth '- ~o ~ - Per ,,.,~,. "-wi out attac ens. ran 611 cu ft load free dhvery ll ·27·6tc . ment, furnace healing. Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Thursday, promptly at 6:30 p. 11 30 31~ - -- - - -130X40), large shed, cor and Mr. and Mrs. m. A party and $1 gilt "' • ing on!J .. 1'10 .p.m. Don'SJ new. Full price $49.91 Ill' $5 Ph l43-z484 ' Barber . . . llaeine, 0. IO<IllhiJ, Ph. Vl(t.28M. ' · TWO APARTMENT building. crib, chicken house, change will follow at the home U·2Hic 11 lie !966 Zig Zag Sewing rnachioe, Mulberry Ave Pomeroy. Jnbl ock rn1'lk house. ,.'9 ,.ruv. '"" Mrs. E. J . Hill ' sjpen<ling Mrs. Adam Ebersbae. -:-:-::::-:-.c--"== d 1 IS ·Salesman's emonstralors. ., ·· Adamo''lnd Stanley Auction DON'T pump your o1ugjiil oep. While they last. These mach· come 1109 per month, $4,000. SYRACUSE _ NEW RANCH ' at Indianapolis, EVANGELINE Chapter OES Ho""' and Trading Pool tio lank. Gel K!-l!:m·AII ,ines equipped 10 zig zag, 1 Call 092-2720. II 'll 6tc 60 GMC Pickup $150 STYLE_ 3 bedroom~. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill and wlll meet Thursdsy b now un.der one roof B1 Septic Tank Cleaner. LandF d p· k $695 She will also visit Dec. 1, at 7:30 p. m. make bul!onholes, darn, em., REO l'k lid 60 or oc up room 113122), wall to r th gu1 lin Plans La I Cl 1ff S 11 ()() 1 House 5 w.re mark Farm Bureau in Pom- broider etc Pay just $50 or 1967 STE , 1 e new, _o carpeting. modern kitchen Columbus be ore e re ar mee g. •c on State Route 124 and new eroy 0 11 2> 3111c if you ~ish ;.,onthly paymenls Shlale, 3BsSpeeR dh Jnterm1xaedke 61 Chev. VB P'up B95 and bath, utility room, full be completed for lnslaliaRt. r by·pass, open daily at •' ' , -- - ed C 1 ~ c anger. c anger, m 62 Chev. b bu d h 1 t- Mrs. J o,.ph Struble and of officeu to be held Sat· . l2 noon. Jim AdAms and SINGER SE\\ING MACHINE- can be arrang • a I ~..,lo- payments of $1.50 per wf'ek buement~ ase ar o wa Mitch and children. Dec. 10. 1110 Worthy Stanl•y. tic Zig zag equipped, in new sew· 3218. 11 28 6lc or pay balance due $9&. Ph. VB Pickup-$1295 er beating, attached garage.lan<! Mark were Wednesday mg table, 5 payments 17 each COLOR TV, 1967 Motorola, like 092-SM9. 11 18 tfc SAVINGS FOR YOU ON plus extra large 2 car visitors in Gallipolis. FRIDAY 99 685 3 00 Wanted To Buy or 13 cosh. Ph. 2-2 · new condition, tun warranty, NEW'66CHEVROLET Mrs. John Smith has retu:rn·l EUB MEN'o Brotherhood 11 25 ONE \)SED folding wheel chair ~~ make paymenls of $5 per FHOM WALL to wan, no soil PASS. CARS home, after a two weeks vi·lwill meet at lhe Enterprise 6 ms (l bedrooms) m t. good condition. Ph. 9411- NERVOUS? Can't sleepl Try week or pay off balance. Ph. at all, on carpets ~~. oak lloors, lull base· sit in Toledo, with Mr. Friday at 7:30 p.m. 31412. 11 30 3lc "Sleepers." Guaranteed re. ~649. 11 20 tfc with Blue Lustre. Rent elec· (O, ment, hot water heating, Homer Walter and, Ro115h Will show plo· STANDING timber-·ia- - Ohio suits or mo~ey back. ODOUGLAS electric guitar with tric shampooer, 11• 0pon Evos. Ti19.,... large front porch overlooking Jers and at Monclova w1th on recen~ trip ~.,Ill or We•t Virginia, or old Only 91lc. Nelson • Pharmacy, 3 pickups and amplifier. Ph, ' Cement Block Co. POMEROY, OHIO river. Garage. A real buy al and Mrs. Richard Maier of the church aN urp4 to 11 28 farms with timber, Marloa Pomeroy, 0 . ll 25 iiCitp 992-2590. 11 25-~ ",900. son, Heynolds, 601 77, Syracuoe, POTATOES, get your winter ID66 STEREO Console just moM WALl t ll • y nd d t •WE NEED LISTINGS Mrs. George Sellers has EAST ·LETART ~ wUI 0 wal • ndo 0. 111102tp potal.tes while tht>y last. ~n ,·n 1966 model radio eq"ip.. ' 1953 CREV • sta ) ar ra~s. 'j Albert M. Cox, Broker turned home -after a visit witl1 ihcJid a rummage\ ~ J'rlday - -·-·-- P fftt p II d ' J at a11 ' on carpe 1s c eana good work car, J h. Cheshire. Clela-' Sal mao relatives in Canton. Saturday ~rnbll: I • 3 Help Wanted ~a~:c~~~; , 1~r30a~ ' ped stereo. This set has twin Blue Lustre. Rent elcdri c 367·71ll. 12 l 6tp Henry es Mrs. Carl Mpore and !he S - n Bullding, old - -- --~ - - --· __ .. 1 · · __·.. c speaker 1ystem, dua] volumal shmanl\oer $1. Baker T 2 d ' T d · d' R ct AMBfTIOUS man behtween ~dO 1 YOU CAN walk on your rug 2 control, Jovely walnut finish, ture C-:·0 our, l'>.•eniags 99U5f1 or 992-3138 Long were ues ay office buil mg, at a ne, 11 28 6tc 195fl CHEVROLE , and 50 to tram .as earmg a1 . . . h T k · :-;tandard transmi ssion, 6 cyl12 1 sitors in Parkersburg, W. Va. 1~ a. m. to 4 p. m. They wiY. . 1 hours lifter cleamng 11 With used only 6 mont s. a eI • d ood t nd !'res ,,. s A · ld r ale ' 1 8 11 155 eonsll.lUnl WEx_perJenceA d" not Lustre Foam. Eleclric sham- over payments of $1.25 per I Business Services m er, g mo or ' us anna rno new rag rugs or 1!1 • necesmy. rile u 1vn• t k b1 d , - ----- - -·- · ·--· ___ new paint job. Ph. 919-3724 at Olivet SUNDAY · 1 1 Eb b h Hearing Servic., 424 Front 1 pooer rent a L ers ac wee or pay a ance ue , WITH COLD Wealher ahead, arter > p. m. 12 1 3tc For Sale or Rent Miss Sandra Reed HAM SHOOT Sunllay nee. l $79·44 · Call 992 -3218 11 · ,. 61 crickets. spiders and 1959-RAMBLER, 4door SedaD, Kiss imee, Fla., spent their noon at Forked Run Sporl.s. Street, Marietta , Ohio. or call \ Hardware, Pomeroy• °~c 61 3i3-2253 after !I p. m. c .w c Insects will be coming inside clean upholstery. good tires, 7 ROOM house, 3 \'3cation with her mother, Club. Sponsored by · 12 1 lie, MOHAWK WOOL carpeting, BUDGET PRICED lurnfture If your hom~ where it's warm. d' Ph 773 "" II'. batbs. Ph. 992·2590. Maxine Arnold. They Webster Pos~ No. .· 39, 11 2~ BABY SITTER, tO.Iive in. care ; tweedy pattern, brown , black I our third Ooor budget sbop. Protect }'OUr home from ra Jo, • ·~·· 11 30 ate to Columbus Legion. An proCeeds for 2 small ehildren. Prcfpr: and gray. Ph. 949-2661 late Baker Furniture, Middleporl these pests with ARAB, =;;-;;==:-;;c::::;::-;;;:-on their return to •·GHts For Yanks.. f1md older lady, Ph. 992·2>18~ or : evenings. 11 23 6tc Ohio. 11 12 tic available at King Builders 1957 SILVER Hawk Studebaker, A NEW modern 4 room Mrs. Arnold and Miss Jane hospitalized veterans at 992-322:1. Supply Co. , Middleporl. V,'J, low mileage, Ph. New lage. Velma G. Zuspan. Ph. , Douglas. 'time. 11 30 3tc . 11 30 trc Haven, 882-227>. 11 2ll 6tp 773·5750, Mason, W. Va. Miss Jane Douglar, nurse at MONDAY SERVICE Station &ttendant 1117 !Stp Holzer Hospital, spent the l cu=s;;;ro = M;-;:b::: ut"'ch;::e:::rin c:g::, wiii- buy SALEM CENTE:R PT~ meets wante<j. Phone 992-2438, Mid1960 GALAXIE Ford goocl con· end with her molher, Mrs. Vel· 1 %ond:ay nigh•' Doc. 5 ·atM1:30 dleport 11 25 6tc hid.,., Phil Meier, 092·3>IO, dilion, new tires. Also a 21" s1 1' 11 I rfc G. E. television. Ph. 992 •5218 , Insurance rna Douglas. m. on the ,theme, •· u c For Rent 2. Grabt lt. N..... 11 29 3tp Mrs. Mary Aumiller of We Face' Criti!:al Issues ACROSS ::, . Hardwood BULLDOZER service, Ponds, _ _ '"""''"""---::--::--:-...: GET A quotatloo from REU· ford, w. va., mother or Mrs. Our Democracy." ·Devotions 1. Bout. 1.-J ROO~ furnished apartment 4 . }o::artJI &1!1 II. of a >.Lalit driveways, light bushing, Rail btate ~ ~I• TER INSURANCE, AGENCY Maxine Arnold is a medical be given by Mrs. Audrey with bath, in Pomeroy. Ph. I. Lift back filling, 092·2208. ll'lC. before ren~wmg your tient at Gallipolis Clinic. Hayes, Highlight will be a 5. Lone W'!-3971 or 992·2571. 12 I trc 10. Weary II I:IU"f 21 . L&rfe = = == -::::-:::clG;-;:ll;:::lotc-,;;: 6 ROOM house with ceramic auto insurance. We may be room number is 116. by pupils under dirl'C· i BEDROOM -tiOUSe- tfititer, all ~i: :,'j:S~~-:7 t; Roster bundle SPECIAL 25 per cent labor dis· tile bath new furnace with able to oavi you money. lion of Maurita Miller, vocal 2.2. Polar ;, Poetlc ut ilities furnished, near shop· H . ICtemlty 8 2 tic count on all Gravely Tract· central ;ir conditioning, 870 VISITS PATIENT instructor. Rerr.,hmeilts will l!l. Senlry'• ping area. Ph.. 992-3346 aflt:ornmanct forrn ors brought 111, for tun,.up or Ash St, Middlepo~ 0. Ph. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Mrs. Harry B. Perry of Long bP served. Everyone Is wei. 2'-R~Iig~ t'r S p. m. 12 1 tfc J6..Motber: 8. A~ repairs during ·November and 992-5258 for appointment. oancelledl Lost your opera!- Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. Harry " ··I cr1me. iot1a '1.....,.• au. . December, 9. Lariat. FURl'ilSfiED apartfnent, 4 [17. ~:;.~ or notify and we 11 30 3tp or's llcenoel. Call WY :!-2!166. Perry and Mr .. and Mrs. ll. Small :25. Protect 3t. BeTerage drinks rooms and bath, utilities fur· l&.lJnadlll(«. will pick up your tractor TUESnAY 1 IS Uc Notlingham ViSited Saturday ~ 6. Cbanget ~~.~e. U . Putor'a nished. close to business disated Gravely Tractor Sales, Porn· i'.,,LI•• wilh Mrs. Setdus Roberts who REEDSV ILLE WSCS will .28, 0. T. boot 37. Friend ' . ~· ,, Ph !192 309:, 19. EvMiDg {. 1 tm't. ,~o pt> ...~ . · • · o~o. aun goct It 15. Injure eroy, 0. Ph. 992-2975. ~ ... lrl~ ~t.., 7 underwent surgery al Cabell have a-bazaar and bake sale 111 29.-and 31.Low 1 11 30 Jtc:: 20. Bowers ~ lS. JohnQ8eV"en8 {Q, Bromlne: 10 30 30tc Livestock Huntington Hospital irl Hun!- the former residence of Dorsel ~=~c---,;--, :.!2:. 0ffPrt 3L TaU and thin •yra. MIDDLEPORT Nice 4 room --inglon, w. va. Reibel, Tuesday, O.c, 6, frolT! ~ HOOr..l h ou s~ with bath, fu!' - 33. Wordop. listing your firm's services cottage, frame construction TWO HORSES 1 Arabian 1 until 9 p. m. na(·e and garage, 255 W. Main pcli!M'din 1.. I" Dally Sentinel's · with imitation stone siding, Palomino stallion, 1'h years PAPES ARE IIOSTS tbe ~ St .. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone meanlngte anoth f' r Service column. two bedrooms, bath, enclosed old, 1 three year oid m ar ,~. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Pape and .11/lrs. carl Autherson, l.(lng·, 992-2668 or 992-2961. ~- StmncAUCI'JONEEB back porch. Priced to sell. bred. See after 4 p. m. Don· I entertained with " dinner on Bottom, Mrs. Ralph . Brewer 11 27 fltc wind ;12 11. Women CoiDpteie Sentce 1) $3,500. na Manuel, Racme. IThanksgiving at their home and Mrs. Elva Da11ey of Port~4 ROOM house and - bath. 840 in white 11 27 alc Middleport. Guests were Mr. land. Crlu Bcadford BRADBURY ~e story frame ·. . E. Main St ., Pome-roy, 0 . 341. Rubber Write. Proos or Coataol 5 rooms (2 bedrooms), bath, Wri te 41 Xtound St .. .>\\hens, A. c. BRADFORD aluminum .siding, storm doors :tt. Deb&rlc 0 ., or call 592·1176. RadDe, Oldo and windows, In good condi3%. Greek 11 30 6lp 1etl.er 1 t tic lion, Excellent buy. $4,500. 33.Cio.eto I:::::::::::;;;-:::::;:;::::-::;::;;;:'';:;; FAR.\1 - 'h mile off Route 248 4 ROOM unfurnis!lf.d apa rtm ent 3.C . Wll. • SEWING Dll!lchlnel. ~= -Close to Chester - 25 acres I 35-. ConlAirt.t~r in Pomeroy. Ph. 997-5385 . 36. Complain rice, FaDb makSU.h 1 Po for cult ivation, 15 acres of ! 11 16 tic :1 11. F'IUihiGn The a ric op, lllei'O!' · · be 1 -TRAILE}{ --- ----I"' A Ulorlzed Sin er Sales pasture, balance m t1m r, ~paC'e on Hro\\nl!! l Ji. I~b i b td . ' s!n-tce. g l zg Uc dug well wd w3ter system, I AYt'. , Midd lttport. Ph. 992- :~: ~~~~ t!r"J I" ~ 11-2 story frame house, 6 see.~~~ 267S. ll 10 tfc r .... d concrete and bath. Needs lots rooms ~ ed right to your pro}ect Mi.Jt-J ER~ 2 ~droom - home. fl . :-;,~~rtor of repair. Going at $5,000. ljJ and easy. Free estimates. Pumeroy, 0_ Ph. !192-Z!IIJJ day DOWN" Albert M. Cox, Brokfr Phone 992-3284, Goeg!eio or ~~2-17 02 evenings. , J . City In Henry Cleland, Sale,;man 7 24 tfc J :Mame Ready-Mix Co., Middleport, 192·3830 - ----------- DAIL\' CR \' On1o, 6 30 trc LlOTE Here'• how to • ·orkt"h: E\·enings t92-2568 or ·19t·3&36 PTOQ Ft: H ~ I ~ HEO 2 brdroom apa rt· A.XYDLII.t..AXJI. Alii CONDITIONING llefrigel' 11 23 3tc . mt>nt, ft~ rnace heat, MiddleI• I.ONGFELLOW atilm service. Jack's Refrlg· por·t, 0 . Ph . 992<UI74. HOUSE . on 464 South 4th SL I)Jll' h•tlt>r Hi m ply sla.nd11 for anoth.. r . Jn U.ls 88mpl t" A. 11 use4 eratioo, New Haven. Phone Middleport, 0 ., $6,800, can De II 28 tfc lor the th•·ee L's, X tor 1h~ two o·s. etc. Single JetterB, ll.pt.ll• . T1J :1-3537. 4 6 trc ' bo~gl1t with small down payPUUR R.OUM turnu1hed apar1 trophi.e.11, the length ~ lormdion ()( the wordiS are all hlnla. Eluh day the. c:ode letlerlll are dlffl'renl. HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural ment, balance like rent Ca~ o•~nl WY t-3638. 4 14 ttc ---··A Cr)'plo...., Quolat1olt Dosol Bottle G39. Arnold Valley Lumber & Supply Co., .FURNISHED and unfurnished Brothers, 618 E. Malo St., lliddleport 0. 892-2709. DIFLIFBK KXK DMrKO.AM lCFIKX: apartments. CIGSe to sc hool. Pomeroy. 9 22 tfc 11 2 30tc Phone 992·ii434. 10 18 11• f'.PKJfl HVDK HXVNM l H.-EOAKVB 175 ACRE farm, bouse with 9 ~."'R"oo =M~H'"'ou::s:e-,-;2;;;-; 6 P;::ark Place, I TNWnlltr'• (...'rJptoquoW: HE THAT HATH E.A.RS TO Wanted rooms and bath, cellar, . I Middleport, 0. Also !:1, 16, -· - I HEAR, LET IDM BTUFF THEM: WITH OOTI'ON.-THACK.-house, 2 large barns. free 76 acres (M buildings) all E0 DEEII HIDES, $1.511, Rod ! iliiAY l'ox . 13 ; Gray Fox, $1.30; 1 1,,, 2 farm ponds, immedi· located In Rutland. Will oaeMIDODHLIOP . RT ate occupancy. Pearl Wil· rifice to settle estate. For Coon. 11.50; Rats , $1.20. Bill Bailey, P, 0. Box 1!, Reed•- j llama, 99:!-2318 or 992-21181. information, cQll Athens, 592IU 3 Uc 62311. U II litp• t.l\J,. . 0 , u iQ. ita 64 Corvair .. $1095 .. · LI'L A8NEII ly Don't neea ••o he'p, Rufus ! The lamp ain't \ --- ·- KINII' !l:ffl I rei:koned rc1 ~ou a hana w it\1 the riqht ly heavy! jcg. . lv ART SANSOM ''• IN DICK iRACY USED TRUCKS a _I':· !:!;~ irome, 1/Ji;Ll.:'i'OU Pomeroy Motor I WERE HITTING HIV.! LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE tail AMAIINGI WH9<£ 16 £H~ NOW, AI'ID WI·Ja·p;; SHE UP Ta '? BUJLDI ~ A NI:W H8 WING ON TH: Will I'LL BE .... f i4LI( S·Sit l CHE AIID liP ARE MAKitiG NIM WES:.ts F00 ABOOT 1HE DCU...! tJt.INI~'s . T"!ElQ ".:lLti T"" YOU I .MciST li?£tiLI"ZE I ! WroE /NTE~ESTS ' WHtl?t: 00 YOC 6I.Jl'POsE TAAT LiTTLii MONKEY COOT THE W({{ SJ.lE JS 1 11 ( ..,J By RAEBURN VAN BUREl« " DAILY . CROSSWORD ,..._ ""' ,.,_ ...,. • .,..,. ,.. E_l.. I I ,..."' ~141 ' ..... ... ... . . """"' ....... LJ•_Jth I jlf l"f./4 ~ .. ~ f0 w. ~·~ • fle, - r:r .. ,.. FRIGIDAIRE MOBILE DISHWASHERS ~ u.:,__ lUGS lUNNY _. LJ~~L------4. •lit ' By RALPH HEIMDAHL<,,, i\ "li~l MARKET ] 1~ ' ~~~cc~-c-- - ... • ''· .~ Get dishes f ar cIeaner th ' an 'd'I'sbwashlnll' . .. bv '" han:d .. •, . R BAKER FURNIT.U., E !-------------"!"____. ___. ..,,_. . . ._,__ '· I" I '' ' ... · ~ · ·~· •" · • . ... ..• I • · - - ·- .. - ............ . . . . . . . . - - · - -· - · · f' ·~ - - -- .. ~· ' "• ' " ' ' ' ' •••• •• . . .. . .....- .. ...... -~- . ..... . - . ------ ... .......... ~ oro• •• • • ~ .... .. ~------------------------------------------------··· · · ' .... _ . . .. , ...... .. ~ .. M,O ... ....... . ...~·-· -··-~-·-··~~·~ •• o . ' • ~. �\~ ~ ' • , .I entine ... ·VOL XVIII POMEROY-MIDD~EPORT, OHIO NO. 190 lose to Heart .of Hanoi Logan Hard -Pressed for Laborers deluxe automatic 1-1 2·slice deluxe blender committee, reported the Rt. 931 Davis. "north • south" highway pl'(l. Thursday's dinner was caterjeot from Chesapeake to Upper ed by Karl Sohmltter, Logan. SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. carrier Sanduaky Ia now a probability. Gallia county representatives based Navy jet. and Air Force SEORC members recently met introduced were Ray st. Clair, flghter·IK>mbera believed base~ with divls.ions 5, t, and 10 of- John Allen, Roger Barron, Har- in Thailand struck oil and ficiaJs to study this project. ry K. Mills, EmerMJn E. Evans, transportation centers four to Cong.• Elect Clarence E. Harland Martin and Hobart Wil· five miles from the heart of Miller, Sen. Oakley Colllllll, Sen. son, Jr. Hanoi today in the mlgh~st Harry Armstrong, and Repre. Meigs county representatives raid against the Commumst sentaUvea Ralph Welker, Don introduced were State Rep. capital since July. December membership meet. Bert M!Us, Ironton, a mem- Gothard and Harvey Reese Ra1ph Welker, BiU Childs and Freak weather condiUons 1' · ing at lhe Logan National Guard ber of the SEORC'o bighway were Introduced by President Jack Welsll. which had protected North Viet Armory 'Dmrtday nigbt. Nam for the past few weeks "Don't 'oversell your commumty! '' "Watch the avaUabUity yeur \labor '\IPPiy!" S!>fltking from Ylas Nate Hurt, manager Logan'' Goodyear plant. was a'*'"ing liiO lndlvlduala representing 12 counties of the sllortly. Dahlberg also announced the council now has 00 active members. Den Russel~ president of the Logan Trade Club, spcnsors of last night's event, showed col~r slides of Logan, entitled, ''Logan, Ohio, USA." the film !trips were narrated by a proSoutheal$ern Ohio Regional fessional firm and was a proCouncU t,«endlng the SEORC's ject of the Logan Rotary club. wattle baker · .andgrUl toaster .,:·~"'=·~= deS<rlbln( /lwdyear with radiant control of tllree in~ Ohio. .... l{aktt ~,..!Ito., Ont limt. COHWI.ial FABERGE'S WOODHUE, TIGRESS, APHRODISIA n.......,.. griM- ... tid< /11r ,..~ oMI/4ol• LANVIN ARPEGE- CHANEL NO. S ·-- . •. , fl111i!lf· ~ ., . E.,r-JIOIU' BoUiik kodlt. Seal-Tit....., wit/1 f ow:11te waa•rilaf cap. COTY - EVENING IN PARIS, REVLON, YARDLEY, TWEED ......... ·- ; ""'"'''br. LARGE ASSORTMENT c Genuine Leather _ '' 89c BAYER ASPIRIN - - - - 69c tity'l &wo large.¢ boapitala owitcbed to emergeacy opera· loa Iailay 11 oaly about onetall ~ Dlll'BlDI staffs re..rted fw work. . Almolt 400 nurses . !IUDUM ~UI1day iD 1 diapute fiVer pay fli!K'!I that would bave :letted tbeln $100 a ~dl by ~tt March. Tbe bospatala of. tred • f10 monthly pay boost. ' up ALL WEEK SPECIALS $1.49 CONTACT CAPSULES _ _ 87c 95c BUFFERIN for Pain 73c 73c EXCEDRIN EXTRA STRENGTH PAIN RELIEVER - - - - - 39c $1.09 LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC 84c 97c CEPACOL MOUTHWASH $1.19 CORICIDIN FOR COLDS 97c 59c PEPTO BISMOL FOR UPSET STOMACH - - - - 29c 79c PHILLIPS MILK OF MAGNESIA - 59c • • trypan cooker and deep Use Our 49c 'lope Abandoned HARBOR BEACH, MICH. Snow and zero cold enveloped lhe Lake Huron search area to- Brewer. PLAN DINNER, PARTY '!be Catholic Women's Club will bave a Christmas dinner and party with a $1 gUt ex. change, in the church auditori- um Sunday, December 11, at ; p.m. Members are to bring cookies. Reservations for the dinner are to be made on the church bullelin board sunday' December 4. The committee will meet in ...'.. Buff<! ~t~!ul for. · 'Ill fi'OCJOUI ltrtnnf. •mUd•-· Completelv immerlihll Mot-·';,,...nt.. "'""' Cl<llom<Jtt< l . eookiilg 81lrfGU tcith Mat rae1toir• -' auditorium Saturday, ber 10, at 1:30 p.m. ';;. LAY-AWAY PLAN! * A GOLD STAR STORE! 4 REGISTERED PHARMACIS1'S TO SERVE YOU OPEN DAILY 1:00 AM TO 10:00 PM SUNDAY 10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM AND 5:00PM TO 9:00 PM Elberfelds.~iln ..:, :omeroy . . . ·.' 1 , < I (~···· ,t. -i., •_:,:,_- ·•··· . .. ' f .• ~ . . r;. .• , . , / '. ~· ·;l~· ,•·' '. ' log !DUowlng a IS<Ia1 loave. Pvt. Williams wu formerly employed by Dravo Corp. of New Haven, W. Va. lie en- terM the Army Sept.. t, and . ,, ..... .. • ,. ,J • e Museum Site To Be Made December 15 ID southerndi outskirts. Spokesmen Deci~nMo~ loCcatio n Hoi t th? 28F ·mdembt•r board of tr~"~stees. 1 vantages of several sites prop.. put the ·stanre at 4 to 5 miles propos e~.gs oun1Y ~~ on- un s tuiB 1mg a minimum of t'd. -almost as close as the 3 1·2 cal and Pioneer Society mus·i120,000, offered by former Porn I . mUe dlatance of previous r:aids eum is expected to cnme at a eroy !'esident J. W. Herscher .. . ~he committee, 8! a whole, June 3it. __ . s~ial session of the organiza·l Huntington. w. Va_ for a mus- 1mdJcated 11.5. feelmg that a plot ·· " · t10o s IK>anl of trustees Dec. 15 cum, touched off the sit , on tl\e oountyoOwned properiJ Military spokeomen alao made at I p.m. I search. Inear the inflfmii!Y. building 110 mentiOn of . ~y air~aft This was annouDCed in al Expressing their views on ~·ould be the best·SUJled localo:;ses or ~f anti-an·~raft fll'e. meeting Thursday afternoon at proposed sites were commit-' tiOn. Mr. Slory said the board ~oth Ha~J ~ Haiphong ~ the Meigs County Infirmary 11ee membf.rs Leo Storv, ch<~Jr· of coumy rommissioners ha~ nnged wtth ctn:les of SovJ~~ building where the site commit- 1man: Alfred F.lberftld. -Wallace· rerbatly agreed that a locatior b.uilt surface-to-atr (SAM_) mJs- lee made public its views on I Bradford. John Duerr and Pur- 1 would be made availiible on tht SJies and great battenes of lhe location of the museum. J ley Karr. , Mulbe;Ty .Heights county-ownec radar~lrected conventional The final decision of t h e1 Speaking as individuals, they rroperty lf the tru~tePs should anti-aircraft guns. s.ite will CQme from the society's reviewed advar.tages and disad- choose th<:t S!te. Flrst Siace August - -~ Other areas the committe~ Teachers propose watehdog ""· cOnutllttee • On L n•}atUfe hous~ pr,ope~~y \~;~~:said • • C~Jester.; ~~re- port: Aaron Soarber;y. Leon, away. needs of the slate's public schools. . I ~· felt quite favorable to W. Va.; Roberta Dailey, Mid· U.S. war planes .also struck Paul C. Hayes. retmng OEA preSident proposed at ward the countv-owned proper dleport ; Margaret Johnson, the Communist North on the group's convention Thursday that an OEA Commis- ty near the ~n~1:':lary whJle SIB' Pomeroy. Thursday although there were sion be appointed to meet after each session of the leg;s. reymg pos.~ibolJhe>' of the var ~illcllarges - Debbie Eynon, so many thunderstorms and low llature to make the evalna· , lous ~lies. _smd Mr. Story. " A rounty wide workshop ••The Teaching of Sturly Ehzabeth Roush, Norma Grant, ceilings that attacks were bon. ' request teachers to nold takOne co~m1Uet> member a Skills/' will be held at the P~meroy Junior and Senlor Benny W~lfe, Juanita Spencer, limited to 41 missions, prlmari- l Als? pro~sed Thursday night log .jobs in Ohio bec~ast. it pressed his f~elm~ Ulat fb High School buildings Monday, December 5, at 1:30 p.m. MoHy Gwnther. ly against traffic in · the , was 1mposmg of sanct1ons on prov1des students un mft'flor county-owned site m . ~omerol for all teachers of kindergarten through grade 12, an· Birth - A son, to Mr. and I halphone area and storage and Ithe state ~f the legislature does ~ducation. and establish a~ ol· would ~e best smce 1t IS loca\ nounced Dan E. Morris, Meigs county supervisor, Thurs- Mrs. James Russell, Waverly. communication sites in the not r~ise teacher sa laries and fu:-e to fmd out-of-state Jobs ed_wnhm only a fE'w m_inute. day. . lstate (support to education. The for Ohio leachers. dr1v: from the new section. o. . lor, Clinton County, will meet in WEATHER (Continued on Page Z) ('lassi\Jo~ teachers also must 1 The Of:A adoptf'~ Thursday H.t. 1, now under ~onstruct10n It Is hoped that the sessJOn I the senior homeroom on the approv~ 1t before the OEA del· a resolutiOn urgmg srhool and would be very easily a~ will provide te~chers with ~- I second floor of the Pomeroy Suow Ounies endlnJ oorth·l egltes act boards to honor cuntr<~rts with CCONTINUED ON Pa e forma~ and Ideas that ~lU i senior High School Building. eaaf loolgllt, .. partly .. cloudy I 0 lp IS The reso lution called for a \ea~hers ~ho report for work g I be used lD tbe class~m to 1JD. Teachers in this group are ask- northeast, dear elmrltel'e. i . !216 mil! ion increase in the dunng stnkes. I prove the study hab!IB of our ed to bring the following rna· MooUy !IlDDY, coatlaued cold 'state's biennial school support. I atudents, noted Morr1s. terials, scissors, paste, scotch : Saturday. about 70 per cent of it going for SERVICES ANNOUNCED Group 1, Grades K-3, group tape and a stapler. j instructional costs. I leader, Helen O'Coonel, Conaul· BOOSTERS TO MEET If the 1%1& millloa is ant Funeral services f<lr Paul I tant, N.D.E.A., State . Depart. Groop S, gradeo 7·12 •. group A combined Band Boosters 00 00ps provided and stale oaptJOrt to Graves, who died Wednesday ment of Education, Will meet leaders, Anthony DlblasJo, IJi.. meeting will be held at the . local districts is DOt raised morning in Grant Hospito!, ' 1 I io ' '' ' ' i • DeCISIOn • ---------------- U, lt discuss partments, and by the 8eco00- completed baalc trainloa at to pressinl problems. ary Council, ts that of basJe Fort BeDDillg, Ga. Hia wtre, of tbe problema to ~ curriculum revision, or "Chang. Bertha, resides at Pomeroy at this and future ' ing ·what We Teach.'• 'Ihese l Route 1. Pvt. WUIIams Is tbe will be report cord meetings are, "otremely son of Mrs. Dale Morao, Rt. 1 , ll'adJDI procedures, JX)rilnt, as from tbem' will ·~ Circleville, Ohio. ·· · · -- · · · pol icies, and record come our oew program for 'ted 'bl the romlng years," said Mr. . A spokesman said the attack ' as pOSSJ e 'i'"' wen and many more p....~.. Haruraves. I Veterans Memorlal Hospital on the oil depots and vehicle I the Lutheran Church property •uuo· AdmJsslou M J off Blltternut-<Jve in downtown bave been identified as A publicaUoo titled, "What rs. .ames storage areas was the first near by !be Elementary We Did in School This Week" RuaseU, Waverly; All.en Gilkey, Hanoi •ince last Aug. 10. ·C~IS Pomeroy; the old county court· Mr Hargraves has been sent to parents in ' Pomeroy; Henry Waggoner, Reliable military sources called t.. in He further sald.tllat the~~ (Continued on Page 2) ' Harrisonville; Mary Irene Gil· it the biggest since uly 29 COLUMBUS (UP!)- The Ohio Education Associa· ag: u~ t.Je f'iVP Ploontsd vJclmty , more, Pomero~; . Ka~hy . Gill, when planes destroyed huge oil Uon (OEA) may hold a spring session to evaluate whe- : a~ t e mun•c•!la on state 10 Pomeroy; Vlrgmla Fife, Middle- storage complexes seven miles 1ther Ohio's I07th General Assembly adequately met the . P~~k, Jocatwns _ Middleport _ veteraa•, . \ Gellflllt· for adv..auetr·~ Logan IS• Favoredto capture cage crown J GIVES DINNI!R Mr. and Mra. Earl Moaaman entertained with a diMer Wednesday, at their borne, Union Ave. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Painter and Victor, Diane and Becky Paln!Bville, Ky., and Mrs. Mosl!ll\an of MlnenvUie. hi. Patriek .. I..: ~· has rtt1lmed t. yoit,Jiemllnt, lay, ending all hope of finding aurvlvon ?' a ltUp tragedy that took 28 lives. n.enty lee • cooled bodies have been ......red from the water.s w~ lhe 60-year~d ore carrier •Daniel J, Morrell"' the gymnasium of the Pom·jrector of Readina Center, Lake- Rntland Elementary school snapped tn l!O and sank durl.n& eroy Junior High School wood City Schools, and . Mr. gym on December 6 at 8 p. m. 1 howling pJe early Tuesday. Group 2, Grades 4-G, group HlllTY Anderson, Educational It is expected that 8 representa, :. , leaders, Ruth Hudson, Elemen. Consultant, St~te Department of tive of a band untfonn comPe11lmiftic o/ L1/e tary Supervisor. State Depart· , Educatloo, wUI meet Ia tho pany will be on hand to show ment of Education, and Grace _i ~uditorium of the Pomeroy St!n~ 1~ different colors of uniforms, and PmsBURG~ - DUCTORSJStewart. Elementary 11upervis-!ror High School building. help in selecting school eolors. were P'19itnlst1C today about -· ---·-·- -- - ·~-~ the chanetl for survival ol Roni SUe Aronsoa. the only survivor am~ the qumtuplets horn bere Ia!' saturday. 1 Logan wiU capture liB llrsl la!t year'• championship re- 1time In eight years. The Blue The one pound. 11-ounce Ia· Sou.theaatern Ohio League ba+ serve squad which posted an Devils were picked fourt.b !ant toOk a him lor the worse ketball ehamplo118hlp In II overall 11-1 record. Lost cage with 511 point. The GaiUans reThunday whee ahe went Into yean! title won by Legan was in the celved one fi;st place vo1.e. convulllona Ind. belan havlnl 'lbat wall the consensus of 1~51 campaign. . .Jackson was selected fifth difficulty breathing. II Southeastern Ohio League Of a po95lble Ill polnta, the Iwllh 50 point.. The lronmen al· sportswriter~ and radio broad~ Chieftains received 79~ points, ·~ so received one first place vote. More Sn0111 cuters Thuraday night In Ath· on six and one-half first place Middleport was picked sixtn SNOW . IITOilMS 8WEPT ens who predicted the outcome votes. : wJth 34 points, defending eo • ocaltered sectlotll of the nnrt1> ef the 111tJ6.1'1 SEoAL honl- Nelsonville's Greyhound& were : champion Wellston seventh with ern United States from the wQOd ebase prior to the lith picked to finish second. The '2!> points and Pomeroy was o Rookl01 to New England toda)o. 81111Ual AU.S0Uihe""'7n grid HoWidl totaled 7011 point., : unanimoos choice to place laat ACCtiiiiJIIIIYiq the ....... wu blnquet. . and received 211 ltrat place: with II poio!B. 1 fal'(e Oonadlu cold 1!18$8 The Cllletlalnl, with five "" votes. : The ~ Southeastern Ohio eeatered over· the upper plaltUJ -lng leltermea from los& Dtlending e<><hamplon Athens! League hoop race begins tonight ·~ pfanged tempera- to yeor's lllplld (•Ill will field waa plckfll..llllrd. wllh 1111 paints., as Gallipolls travel! to NelMiow ~. !II ,1,. ~ • lhetr ~Jflelt fesiiiiD lhe IICbocll's Galll~t. acoordina I he: ville, Middleport to Pomeroy, :l!ftW!oJ!ll. '. l!ui>tlro ~ ~~~~~. Belldet five ICll'!f*.and eaotera, will finish ! Athena to Wellston and Jackson ~ hllia PIP,. • bu MY!rllllda up frGm lD ~. llrot dl<llloa lor tho llntlto Logan. i.pooilion tiU duill" Si<>inl.. PAT WIU.IAMS 1 Monday Workshop Theme IS• Teaching· of Studv Skills ~tgned ~ automaUo fryer Always LOW Prescription and Drug Prices Every Day. Always Plenty of friendly Pharmacists and Clerks to Serve You Promptly Every Day Low Pricesl I 395 Y~IlNGSTOWN _ T H buffet style 1 im-i E¥-reney BatU Multl..Cooker For Him & Htrl BILLFOLDS-PURSES up I LEATHER GOODS . ·1 • etatnle118 · eteel Justin cleared suddenly and the Navy F4 Phantoms and Air Forcel F105 Thunderchiefs roared in through gaping holes in the ~loud cover and dropped thousands of pounds of bombs. There was no report on damage to the principal targets, an oil storage area 14 1·2 miles . and the Van nor th of the c1ty Dlen vehicle depot near the have been 352 children identified as needing i e~~~~;~~~rli~R~rv~i~ce,·and. which will Include medical and dental e•· ' aome li\Dited remedial work. Mrs. Edna! is the nurse who has been ediplayed bJ t JA of Education to direct this p,roaram, Mr. :Qar· l&r•IVes said. - ·- - A general meetiq: of aU 4Js.. lngs ol IICODdlry depattments trict" teachers in grades one are con'iminl· The bulc probsix wW be be1d Moo. lem beingatudied by these de- ... . ·fORI.D "salon. style" . ' ' ball•drye.- Stuffed Toys For Tots SAIGON (VPI] - Amrt· e caa armord anito amubed • BIGGEST K!LtED - Jack Warner, RD. Pomeroy, displays hi• ll·polnt buck Communist bottalloa aoar ;deer he ktlled Thursday In the Wolf Pen vicinity of Meigs County. The deer, Salj:oa today, kiUing 81 Viet 1 w~1ghmg approximately 300 pounds, was reported Ihe largest killed In the county Cong without the loss of a 1thts season. Game Protector Donald Wi1liams said 23 hunters reported kills through alngle ll. S. ooldler. 1'hursday evening. ~ Sentinel Pholo • For Metgs . LocaI.' Dahlbfri, /ual omtrolodi•l/0 .... · TocWillf omtrol odjMtlf to llaiffd ~.~.,.,. "',......... :r Health .Services Grant Other Plfnclpaf •.peal:•en. were H. V, ~y, mana· Jer of the Lopn plant of Lock..... of GeoQia and M. P. t.lmon. mllliler of tho Jack· ..., a..~Year operation. :Lopa, ..~ lhteo ... plants the pa!l foilr ~. Is "han! . _ . lor labor aceording ~ "mal:!., 1r dlflleult to l.lnd plant Optr41lont." l:lrl ~ of the IIEOIIC, ':;~~~.nf The Meigs Local School District bas won approval Davis, Oal: J:UII .I a ,8,654 Title I proJ·ect for health services for chil· and biJikor.• the Wll. Meeteouncil. . in 1 through 6 who were identified as bav· 11 ~~ be problems, announced Supt. George Hargraves, Jt DANA'S TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS 'Classed as Biggest Raid Since July .!.;'. '. Sch Jars h• • Goal of Two Sch ] Gr The Eastern H1gh Sohool Sin· to 4Q per ceat If scbool co•IB Columbus will be Sunday at ' MI'nelli ··s speaker £or Band Event dent ~neil and Na~onal Hon- the OEA would be asked ~ 2:JO p.m.· at the Rawlings _ or Society. are workmg ~~rd Coats fo~uneral Home wlth H.ev. . a goal beheved of g_reat sJgmfiDonald Hicks officiating. Burial I .Mr. Charles Mi~elh, col~ cance to the beUer1ng of each E-H Saving>< Bonds will be in the Gravel Hlll ceme- d1rector of the Oh1o UnlveraJI: organization. It is to raise tery. Friends may call at the Bands and Associate Profess& enough money to award a stu- Sitlelil Up in Ohio funeral home a(tc.r 7 p.m. lo- of Music. Ohio University, Att dent scholarship at lhe end of . day. ens fo r the past 16 years, w1. the school year. The scholar- Oct~ber sales of Se_nes E and be guest speaker at the t9t ship would he awanled to a H Umted States Bavmgs Bonds Pomeroy High Sohool marclt senior planning to further his m Ohio we~e. $27.1 milhon ing band banquet. . educatioo In !lOme way. ~~. ~~ million ovr October SHOPPING I Elected to membcrahip in tt, Plans and qualifications for I...,.... ese wei'(! the highest American Bandmasters Assocla this scholarship have oot been OCtober hsoles since 1955 · The DAYS LEfT ' tion ;n 1953 Mr M;nelli Is nn1 decided. ~tate ac leved 90 ·7 per cent uf' serving as 'Nati~nal Vice pret The first project will be a ;~t annual sales goal October 1 dent of Phi Beta Mu <honurar student slave day - Saturday, fralermty for band conductors) 1 8 nd 1 . M1 Dec. 3, from 7 a. m. to 3 p.m. eoU:tng: 00c~es 10 Mr. Minelli's soPf>'•h to hP de On this day Student Council 496 Y ; tu M w~ ' 1 livered bfoer th 75 memhe members and National Honor T = r J1~g Co r · Sa 1ore · march1~ barrt will be entitlet Society members wUJ do odd ch.w;;.an ~ eoon: ng: "A Mu•ical Trevelo~ue." 11• 11 ft U7 s,; &nels \r..: tained 621 .;...t. ~f Ita Y.~: People may pay these stud· ly satEO ·.g:· wltll tolol }'E&H enta what they tlllnk ia reason- purchases to date of fl95 625. able. For any jobs to be dooe, _ . ' call 167-3703 or fiiS.3IItltl. Work. can he done at other timea be- Melcs Geaeral llolpltal sides Sotunlay. They will do A4mloslono - None. anything from hanging Cbrts~ Dltcllergea - Mrs. Jessie lllftl llcbta to shoveling snow. Price. jobs In the area. wlil show slides of Euroreu Music Centers which he collect ed during a recent trip to Eur ope. The banquet. an annual oven of the marching band. wiU to held at tile Pomeroy EJ..,... tAry ~ Auditorium, !latur day, o.c.mber s at d:3fl pa · � 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 12. December 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 December 1, 1966