http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b968a8a9fb453691c186eec57efefebb.pdf 5d6d43690015f162465320b9e16cb784 PDF Text Text •- r, at y TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 197 Support Ground Campaign Bombers Hit Terrorist • Pocket lose to a1gon Ia tla• WORLD BY THE UP! Ruby'• Time • • • SAIGON (UP!) -852 strategic bombers believed flying DALLAS - JACK RUBY from closer bases than Guam who doctors believe coold struck a Communist stronghold from ''wo weeks to five yea~ra;· I barely 30 miles from saigon underwent tests today to today in support of American out whether surgery can and v·,etnamese troops trying to him from cancer. stamp out Vlet Cong terrorl~m Ruby' once convIcted of the It I lng preoldenUal assassin Lee In cap a · Harvey Oswald, has Hanoi Radio reported a new throughout his body. The ex· American raid today against hausttve tests at Parkland "populated residential areas" in Memorial hospital will proba- the suburbs of the Commumst bly take untll late next week. capil~l. Hanoi reported four Despite the aertal attacks which have forced many Communist units undergrouna terrorism Increased tn the Saigon area and at least 10 persons were mjured in t~ee incidents ln and near the ctty, most of them policemen. The United States stepped up . . tC Jts nava1 act1on agams ommu· nist North Vietnam and 7th Fleet destroyers hurled rockets and five-inch explosive ;hells at troop concentra~:s ."'~en~e ~~~!~~ n~~~:ed:=ls~;: ~=~~ed~n~~hase Stoolies Okay . WASWNGTON _ THE preme Court has approved ed f :r South Vietnam was reported light and only. sporadic contacts wtth small umts were reported. A spokesman said the stepped up air raids have kept the c.o'?munists on the ~ove and in hJdmg although mtelllgence ed th o1r sources pinpoint e onghold near Satgon. Bombing Ml881oD Ia kin giant ~·~ ~I cth 11 f~m gr~at ahttt : n stru" ~ ::~ r;~!~n ~t ':e g~un~st The away. truck loaded with regional But soon afterwar~s a troops llOUthwest of Saigon, 1St hurled a hand grenade Into lnfiicting light casualties. buikling _three miles north In the 7th Fleet action the Saigon, tnJurmg a, :'~;,~~~~~ destroyers Ingersoll and Kepand four ctvahans. 1he escaped on foot. pier destroyed an enemy radar gre do attack wounded site 12 miles northea•t of Dongh na Hot· ,·n North Vietnam and sank Hoa Thanb hamlet chtel two civilians lour miles west a cargo junk and damaged two 8alg otllers further oil the coast. The on. destroyer carronade struck One group of terrorists strock troop concentrations near the in Satgon itself, woundtng two ctJast of South Vietnam and the policemen with a destroyer Newman K. Perry hit hurl~d Congr::.:m::lon~ ~~:~~~ air-se! camp and storage area with a from a sp.eedinbgl car, and VMiekt series of esplo81on! that could a VJet Cong mme ew up a e ong s,~:~~~~~~:":_:a~J~~ta~a~~~~on~us!_~:..:"~~~:~/~~a~n~~~::_~_c_!_coo~G~~~~~~o-n~~c~tlo~n~~ln'__'m~o':sl'_'of~b~e~he~a~r~d~i:n_:.S:al~g~o~n,~SO:_:m::U:e::_s;_lhr:::::ee-q~u:a:.:rt:::er~l:on::::__~go:.:v_:_em..:.=m=en:.:t~so~u~th;of;Si~ao~gn~.~;;;;;;;;;;~., C( Ma r k e t r t}•lC nges t l·on A,· ~ed &Zd\llf&i1t;;m;:;;;;a;wa;H« Pf111111rt!MI JACK OF ALL TRADES - Homer Baxter left, and Sam Curtiss, ri~ht, do about anything, from earo pentry, electrical w1ring, and painting, to decorat!JII a Christmas tree. They proved it by decorating the large Christmas tree on the Kroger parking lot Ill Pomeroy, adding a colorful, festive air to the area. WhIte F0lks Key tinued use- within limits- of f'l Feeuey-Bennell Pool Ul informers, unclercover I I Americaa Legloa hal compteland eavesdroppiag devices by I ' ed plaas for ill Cbrlalmao pargoverJU)tent crlmebusters. . ty lor eommualty eblldrea • A• • resUlt Of Monday's decl- A parking complaint made by urday cars were parked at The mayor asked for patience Iof Middleport Vol':tteer -~'re IDee. u at the ball. sion, the Justice & Middleport resident was aired angle. making the sitUation lin the matter. He expected the Company, present counc~ a l..e(Uenllllirel are W mett at can breathe rhore alnee in Middleport council during its more hazardous than ever. Situation wtll be corrected soon. not~ce from the state au ~tor the ball Dee. %1 at I p.m. to all these are the ;oots regular meeting Monday even-• '"I even put cement blocks In Counclbuan President John noti~g that Is du;.: F;; sack tbe caDdy treato. Memtrade In fighting .the . Ifront of my home and this did Zerkle stated that for the safe- men'. Depen ency , · ' hers In charge of the party tralllc and Ulegal activities such . Searles, Pearl • st.. not slop cars from parkmg ty and convenience of residents fund ts .for the firemen s . aro Doa Roach, WtiUam Crln· as J~ tamperms:. In three com lalned to council that the ' there," he said. and children there jg only one teetJOn m case of an acct ent er and Walter Bunce. T be test eases, the most prominent j par~ng situation In front of his Police chief Herb Gilkey wlutinn. that when the parktng while on duty as a fireman. l members will also take lreaiA CINCINNATI (UP!) - The next step in the clvll of which was the ·appea; of home and that of several other vowed there would be no more loi at Tiny's is full drivers The amoum " a 10 per cenl to the Cblldreo's Home aod rights movement depends on white citizens, Whitney M. Teamsters Presid~1 James R. residents on Pearl Street. across angle parking. He said as soon should be advised of It by the assessment based on ongm:l tbe IDfirmary Dee. U. T be Young Jr., executive director of the National Urban Hoffa, the court i1ad been told from Tiny"s Foodland was as he learned what drivers patrolman on duty and congest- membership. 11 amounts to regular meeting of the post League, said Monday night. that the department had gone becoming 8 nuisance a~ well as were doing there he advised ed parktng prevented. per yea~ per mem~~; t wlll be held Wedueoday eve•· "And 11 can go either way,'" Young said in a Jewish too far. II 4isagreed. dangerous. . the patrolman on duty ol Tiny's Councilman B F. Parmalee Coun~JI ~;.tsed so:i~to; :~ lag and wDI laclude a film. forum lecture here. '"The whites can eliminate all the NeSearlea stated that car• park to stop it. suggested parking meters be tact .,; F 1 ~8 ~ d. d - - - groes or they can really help the Negro to move into the Glnom.by Rain in front ol his driveway block· Mayor C. 0. Fisher noted placed on Pearl Street, but coun- Bern u or a VJce an ~ · mainstream of society." · , lng his entrance; even park on that persons who violate park· ctl took. no action. However, present It to "!unCI! at the JanYoung said he was optim istic as govenJOr ol California. MIN CAST TilE ONLY th• sidewalk causing pedestri- lng laws would be given tick- Mayor FISher and Chief G11key uary 15 meelmg. about the future of the civil "RiotAirs and advocates ol weather JIOOI)l lu the ana to wal~ 'tn the street. This els and the same procedure slated the situation would be Mill~ also noted that.• repre. rights effort two years ago when black povr represent onlJ a WdD:, ..MJisl of the nat!M was an even more dangerou should be carried out anywhere corrected. s~tattve of the Cheshire counhe did a study on race rela- small 11litfDrlty of the uai!Gb'f b~i«P•Y \'ldr akie.111111 lie ald. In Middleport, 10 whlcb Sear~ FIREMEN APPEAR cil ••ked that the fire prntecliOnS at Cincinnati but several INegtoea," bo lillie!. "'llul ... peraturea ollly normally Searles reealled that last Sat- ea agreed. Donald Mllll," reproaentative !Continued on Page 2) events since then bave changed•blll!e lee'!. JI.,UriJOI told by It Rain was reported from mat. sponslble pei>ple lba~ beciUii Virginia coast te Florida "We came to the year 1966 a ban<llul have rioted, aod I some 9110W reported In the and we have run mto a se ries handful have shouted lila<!ll olina highlands. I PT. PLEASANT - R•presen- ol defeats that only lhe most power, the rest must lake lbe heavy rains puahed by tatives ol the Urban R<newal pltiful ..optrmtst can fail to ob- bl~me," oald. winds swept the Pa<:lilc Authority met with council serve, he satd. I There s no reagan why white west, SeatUe, Wash., A six room two-story frame three hours, he said. Fnends of the Sergeants to- members Mayor MorgRn Clerk Cttes Setback! people should have a monopoiJ 1early an lnch, as did nearby home bclongt~g to 01arles Ser. . day mvited donah~ns or doth- R. H. M~lrose and City Attorn- Young ci ted the defeat of a on the crackpots/' said Yoq. Olympia during a six t f AlFred on Stale The ftre was believed to have mg and household J lem~ for Lhe Ra Mus rave rollowmg a school tax levy at Cmcmnati, I uAnybody who can observe reriod ~ndlng today. ~:~e ~te:as dest~oyed by started [rom a de£ectlve. flu in family. The ramdy has moved :unci!Y ~ssio~ Monday mght to cutbacks rn community actwn 1an of this and not stand up IIIII fife Monday at 10 _45 a.m. the livmg room. The fam1iy was to another Alfred area home.. discuss how Point Pleasant programs. a pull back from be ~WJtc:d Is ablrking 1dl ,... ;retv i• Lolt not at home at the time. Four Items requested mclude clotnld e its one-fourth of home rule at Washmgt.on, D.C., sponstbWty as a citizen of 1 Tonight ,s Meet the Te~m Assistant Fire Chtef Kari children were at school. The ing for the Sergeants' three dau- ~: urb~~tsrenewal project being and Ute elections of Mrs. Lur- 1democracy," Young said in ref. McKINNEY, KY. A 11511 Night at Middleport Hl,h Kautz, reported that upon arn- home was partially covered by ghters and 8-year-<>ld son. Dre" oonsidered for the downtown teen Wallace as governor of , erence to aecregaled 11ous1Df. ;tralegic Air Command jet School cafe-teria when Cnar·h val of tile Chester Fire Depart- msurance, it Wa!l reported. Mr. sizes for the garls are . 12, lrle, husiness area. Alabama and Ronald Reagan lschoolJ and employmeat. )()mber on a routlne training Carl Wolfe prt"sents the •Q66-C7 ment the house was engulfed Sergeant IS employed at the and 10, and their shoe sazes a Estimateds indicate $240 OliO nission plowed illlo a rugged basketball squad to parents by fl~mes. Ten firemen. foughl Union Carbide and Chemical 1, 10 and 5\\. The boy we-•rs a would be near the city's sh~re, mountain sectloa of Kentucky and fans. Order will be calk-d the blaze for approximately Co., Manetta. saze 8 shoe. with the government paying the Mnnday nillht, ~enU) kll~ at 7:!10 P m. . ~~~ the three crewmen aboard. Sponsored by the Mtcldlfi>Ort other U~ree~foorths of the near- WASHINGTON (UPI)-James •has 25 days to file a !onna!pt AD Investigating group head- Athletic Boosters, LewiS Sauer, Jy one mJihon dollar project. R. Hoffa. head of lhe nation's Itition with tho courlllldJil m by the wlag commander of Jr., president, will preSide. l:) ' Discussed by the group was largest labor union, found for reconsideration, but tile I-. Bunker Hill A1r Force Base, The meeting will be opened for the type of bonds which ctJUid himself yet another step closer ditch effort is cooaldered .._ .nd .• was dispatched to the general discu,ion, followil\j( inbe used such as revenue or t• a prison ceu today. Jy ., a delaytag lactie • ICene, in an effort to determlne troduclJOn of the players. and ()' general obhgation boods and There appears to be little his the COurt rarely ever Jrlilll 'hr cause of the crash of the movie-s of parts of at least three V Lee 1 ! on or listed in good condition. was moderate damage to the where the funds would come lawyers can do aside from such requests. lAC hustler, which seemed to games will be shown. Refr.,.h- MWe•lef Memo~ .; Lee 434 i The State Highway patrol truck and live guard rail posts from for the ctly lo retire the delaying briefly the day Hoffa ----8 ~lode 00 impact. ments will follow. The public lS p·~ ~. K~~au :" was admit-. said the boy was crossing Rt. were knocked down. . bonds If sold. goes to prison. But even behind invtted te~ et0 'ii I H~s' ital at 5 45 35 and ran into the left SJde of McClain suffered lacerations Only action was a request bars, Hoffa was expected to The Jackets are 3-1 on thf"ir m Mo~z:r wtthp 1 bum on 3 southbound pickup truck oper· of the face, and was taken. to that ~usgr~ve contact t~ ~te retain control of h1s union, the season, their best start in near- ~ .head a~ a fractured ~ight I ated by Lawrence G. Stewart, Veterans Memorial Hospital Tax i...{lmmlssloner consadermg 1.1 mtllion member InternationlO TWO '":1 15 '"""" 1 fter nJ I lo . • 53 Rt 2 Gallipoli! There was where he was treated and re- the types ol hoods feasible. al Brotherhood of Teamsters • • eg a run ng n a movmg ' · · 1le--~ · Flnll arrangements also will pickup truck in Kanauga He ;, I no damage to the truck and no ; ..,.,._ . Hoffa lost an appeal Monday be made for the t966 lri-Coun· charge was flied against t he I Patrol arrests mcluded : Joe to the U.S. Supreme Court, ty New Year's Eve Teen Ball nt driver. I Wtlllam Gtbson, 42, Dunbar, which upheld a 1961 conviction the high schooi audtlonum SaThe patrol charged Wilbur I W. Va., speedmg, Galllpohs by a federal court JUry tamper14 lurday, Dec. 31 from 8:30p.m. McClain, 34. Rl I. Racine, muructpal. court, Dec. ' ing CliiLLICOTIIE, Oblo ~~ to I am. with speed in ...... for road French Ttplon, 34 · Sprtngfl~ld, CCI The 53-year-<lld teamster chief Two members of the James tl. ATJ.ANTA <UPil - "I'll This traditionally mlormal conditions after a one vehicle passmg over a yellow !me: Robinson Sr. family were killed you In the governor's office<" event, sponsored by the Boostaccident at 12:30 a.m. Tuesday :~~:I :u~!~a\:· J:•~- A 1!1115 model truck was heavMAN INJURED Monday while trying to ereet a c. The <neaker was Lester ers as a lund-ral!lng project lor on Rt. 124 m Syracuse. He " 1 d Joh • sk vronski 4i East Uy damaged m a one-vehicle G<Orge E. McGos cy, televiSion antenna on tho fan>' 4 lox, Democratic candidate the athletic departmen~ anscheduled to appear Dee. 16 m an n a • . acCident at 12 40 a m. today In ily's house. 1overnor ol Georgia. nually draws hundreds of aroa Meigs county court. McKeesport, Par).,sp~lng, mu- 1the village of Syracuse. R~venswood, W. Va., was ad- I Electrocuted were James t.. Hts audience was anyone youag people. Numerous door Forty arrests were made In Officers reported that court. c. · I Metgs County Sheriff Rohert m1tted to Holzer Hosptlal at 1:- Robinsoo Jr., 18, and bis slalar, med to listen to hi• reaction to pM7,e9 ore awarded. Middleport during November was beaded north on Rt. C. Hartenbach said the truck, 35 p.m. Monday wtth a lractur- Judy Ann, 15. both students at • u.s SlJill"erne Court The Jays, wbo have emceea reported Police Chtel Herb HI! pickup truck went off drtven ...t h" Wll hnr Jark cd bone In hi s fare He WAS in- Grecnf"J~ High .<:chool. llnlllay thll Georcta'l over- over !,lXXI area dances, will l1e Gilkey to council Monday eve- right side of the McClain, 35, Rt. I Racine, left jured at the Kaiser Alummwn Etght months ago the famllY'I wheltn!agly Democratic leglsia- masters of ceremonies. Admls- nlng. through a guard rail the hlghw•y and tore oul 20 and Chemical Corp. when he house In Pike County, 1011111 ture had 1M authority to deride sian !s 7S cenu per person. Ov· There were 10 traffic viola- ed several hundred feet out ft. ol guard railiag in front of was putting a carbon in an an- here. was destroyed by fire. tha •deadlocked aovermr'o er 100 attended last year. lions, two held for probate a field before stopping. fi the Howard Largent residence ode jack. and the handle flew James Jr. and Judy Ann, d 1 between Maddox and RepubU· court, one reslstlag arreot, three about one mile east of the state up and struck him m the face. their brothers Arnold Ray 11, ran Howard <Bol Callaway. Voterana MemOJiol Haspltal over oighl 1111ests, 12 for lnlox· COLUMBUS <UPII - William roadside park. He is listed In good condttion . end Donald James, 12, ~.,.., Tile high tribunal's declaion Adml11ioa1- Jucl Davl•. l icatlon, one for Investigation. R. Minor, 23, of Van Lear, Ky.. McClain was taken to Veter- The aceident occurred at 5 35 trying to put the antenna ~~ rev$1H I th,...juqo federal Portland; Connie Jones. Reedt- one on execution ol an old line, was Indicted Monday by the ans Memorial Hospital lor a.m. Monday. a pole next to the house. T~ court rullag that ouch ar.llon by Martha Anderson, Rut- and one charge lor left of cenFranklin Countv ~{rand turv for treatment of a laceration to pole brushed a 7,200-volt pow~ the legla)~ woukl be llllCOII- land: Daisy Swlolt:, Middleport: ter. murder In the Oct. his right elbow and contusions Melfi Geaeral Hospitol cable. ilttuUonar; Callaway 11'11 Mall- Doria Sayre, Syraeuse: Michael Parking meter ...,.lpts totalDAYS lEn deatb of Chicago of the light leg. Admltsloaa - None. The RobiiiSOilS had sine cblll, lo1 by ~ 2,000 votee In tha Doleo New Jersey: Mrs. Chal' ed $159 and Jru!ter vlolaUoos theologian Dr. Robert W. Sp1ke. DIJebarlel - None. dren. Vov. 8 . _ , electloa. . Wes~ Pomeroy; Cora Cun- .neUed m. 11lc cruiser travel· The eur!y.J>alrld Minor ai!IO ' Deopl\f,\llle lll'tdomlnance · Pomeroy. ed 3,1!19 miles, there were 83 ""' lndlcied for burglary olthe ' ill!Iii the lealslature, ...., Evelyn Wood, mealtl served to prlsool!I"B. ond United Christian Center, near 1ft· ~ would Uma Roach. e!Jhll(leldenll lnvetllpted. Ohio State Unlverlllly cam. WOOSTER. Ohio (UP[) -Hen-iup an era of progress lor all WOOS!er, of which he Is a trui;. :1 . ljll . ol d~JICbtel: Ill llr. The pollee dep1rhilent U!lO<I where Spike's body was ry R. Luce, edttnrlal <!Jalrman Asia. and it will thereby os- tee. liD;' ~." :• . " .Cbarleo West, PI>- SIU gallon!J ol paolltle, the Monday tabllsh a mutuality of Interest He grouped the Vietnam l!9llio 1_ Gtorp street department 111.3 gallons, lucy, buwever, Issued a of Time, Inc., said the with !Uch recent U. S. hlsll~ ~obe! up the pneral the fire ~ent• ;allons, order to the common night U. S. lnvolvement In Vlot. 'between th• West and 1maklag commitments as ·. ' • ·· ·MAII1tJAOii 'A PPUCA._ making a 'lliUtt ol. illt.8 gallons court to hold a sanity nam '"will prove to be llllO ol Ea•t." Wr!ty J&~J~¥ ;l!',llljMI , , Hol>ltet!er, 118011 by all tlel>aridlenllfUo Minor. who was a onr most significant achieve- I Luce's remarks wero In the Marsllall Plan, the Truman . closlag address to a year long triM, and tile · ltiilj~ll.'n Ia. ldel Hull~ IIIli i 'ftle tbefclwil ~Ice ropqrt several menial lnstl- ments. • ~( ·ill II, ·~.=. reeelJiit li> the IIIIOUI11 In West Vir&lnla The country's steed In Viet- series ol talks In observance of .mlch ~ said were um, !" said, "Ia ~Ike~~ to open the centennial of tbe Colle&e Dl 1.11 ~ llllloual ll"'(l \.A 0 ""I $3; To cIV} • •1 R1g• hts ro- cOUnCI•1 tO H FIre . Destroys Frame orne . Boosters to Meet Tearn Wedne-sd.ay and Thursday NOT OPEN December 14-15 Inqwre • In • t0 BondTypes ?" I AI MIJS 1 About Pomeroy Takes the kmk out of c!ea nrn11: -Giv es you Deep ·C!eanrn£ Power Pak Svstem l • Corda""a~ 1 moothl~ m ls o~ t 1u1t a; muth rord as )Ou nefd r ~!racts We fix Sunday dinner seven ;* days aweek automat, (ally • HI Pea> 11p !an 1€1 motor w1tll ~ ua l eJha u' Is lor 11!11! r clean.nl eMiC iEOCy T~ e lwrt th, flrp top hd, Sanillied:t trea 'Pd disposable dust bai • l on~; lite n~IM ~ ose • O< luAe 5l1: Ql cle&nrni ICCmor1n • .111nu e~tr 1 cost Joseph h er Used ! •\', /ll ~ h , t 0 f ,~ li11~ Ire;~ en s ~ I krnds ol uphol st~rv ~et; ~~ tn~ orrt r~ the lolds and on iug mcely. yo ur ca i s~o ... room · clean EUREKA De l u~e Alltomahc Upr1ghl Vacuum Cleaner 39·95 • M JU!l!bte 3 3 P1 eces Tender, Tasty ChickPn Plus all t he tnmmm ·s (A complete banquC't for one) THRIFT BOX · · · .. -· · ·· ···· · · · ·· $2.50 9 P1eces Ch1ckf'n Onl y THE BUCKET · · ·· .. · ··· ·· · · ·· · · · $3.7 5 15 P~t•res Kent uc ky F rif'd Chicke n 1 Pml Crl rk lm (; J·aq Hot Roll s pHI \ro~ • l "br ir&te~ motor S p ~c 1 a l Sanitrad!' THE BARREL ··· · .. · · .. -·.. · ·- · -· $5.00 21 PHw· ~ Col S.:rn ders' Ch1rk{'n $peclally tmtPd ~ us \ bag co1~r Take it from the Colonel ••• "it'• finger lickin,' gvod"'11 tonstructron end guests of their parents, Mr and Mrs. George Korn Sr. and Mrs. John Thomas. Mr. and Mrs Bennie Buck I ne ~ Lexmgton spent Sunday w1t h h1s mother, Mrs. Ben Mr. and Mrs· Alex Gravely of Dunbar, W. Va., spent ]Sunday afternoon With his mo- 1 lher, Mrs B. F. Gravely and I daughter, Mrs. J. A. Eden. Mr and Mrs. T. A. Dowme were Sunday evening guests. NEW MEDICATION Model 238 COlONEl SANDERS' RECIPE Ktatuek~ fried CkiektK,' INGELS FURNITURE Member Middleport CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Merchants Gift-A-Rama POMEROY, OHIO MIDDLEPORT week OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY and SATURDAY UNTIL 9 Come In and See The Many New Arrivals Every Day - All Over The Store - You Are Sure To Find The Christmas Gihs Here For Everyone On Your List. • Elberfelds 1n Pomeroy WEST HARTLEPOOL, England (UP!) - The West Harllepool General Hospital said today il had hired a six foot inch ex-factory worker as a bouncer. The man, wnose ofllliCiaJ job title will be nrderly, was hired, the hospital said, b<!Cause injured drunks were II . ' ... - ·- . . . " "' . . . -· ... lo'"' IJ ••• • • ,...,, ,... - .,.,,~ .MO..,.. The New Arrivals Include - ASpecial Purchase of Campus Shirts for Men and Boys -Terrific Values in Sport Shirts and Dress Shirts- Gih Aprons- Gih Robes- • Sleepcrah Electric Blankets -· Bathroom Rugs and Rug Sets - Mens Billfolds Womens Billfolds and French Billfolds for $1.99- Brushed Orion Slipper Socks .. Pillow Cases for $1.00 a pair - Another Shipment of Flannel Back Table Co.vers, ' •~ ~ -~ •n• ••• ... - - - - ...... ~., .. *"'" , . ..,. _ _ - - -._..,.., "'"' "' ~ - ~-.----..-- ~· ,. .,. ~ •• , ...__ n * Vietnam Involvement Seen as Achievement ret\ pillow Case Sets. Antenna Job Fatal T een-Agers 10 leader··'·. Corning Cook Ware- Mens Pajamas- Boys Pajamas-• Towel Sets and Boxed •-- ---•-•'-• -- ..,.__,_. --· ,._,3: .,._ ,. ... - • • ..,""' ,__.,,.,. • .. .. - . ___ • • ::'1:'•. - • • ·• . ..... , •• ' • '. _..,_. Recorded ··n MiddJeport \\ly $1.49 to $12.95 - Costume Jewelry -Old Spice Sets - Home Decorations - ~·-- --M ~ __ ,._.,. ·•·•" "'""' .,, ..... ,., ,. ~.,.. v•-•-:>.W;o:<r1.-::t:...~· -.~ -· _._. • •. 40 Arrests J Spike Death ·- - - - - - - - - '' · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · terrorlzlna nurses. ' .- . d Truck Damage In A 'd ent Mm ' or lndi'cted 1 ,osablr du;l baa, ' "' ''fl.~ , , AI! mrtal JJ. of coiUI •• bU.!. '" Cic Maddox Sure He'll Gain • Governorshlp 1 !Servf's 5 lo 7) han ~l e • L1fBl1me 1 rHE JI()X . .' ....... . .. ...' .... . $1.25 • W H'~K help , (CU ~ 8fU Orville Procl.or or Hamtllon spent the weekend wtth her mother, Mrs Joseph 1 Raub and son, Jack. I Ted Reed left Sunday for a frw days vtsit m Akron w1th I l11s aunt, Mrs. H B Hobart, I who has returned home after bemg confmed to a hospital. I Mr. and Mrs. George Korn Mrs dinner? Well, nowyoucanbave CoL Sanders' Recipe Kentucky l'ric:d Chicken illlY day of the week. Like today. All you have to do is plck it up and take it home. The ll<tVice is 'udden top of drap~rr~~ Make Elberfelds m Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center 1 h ave fried ch1ckm for Sunday 1S95 Friday I Miss Sue Jean Raub. I Withee returned to her home Frtday follow- , ing surgery at Veterans Memonal hospttal and IS convalesc- llememb<r wh"" rolb med to Hand Vac Yoll Raub left p h £ T k KanauJJa Boy Runs Into at 0 rue B H d Suffers Fractured Le11 ump on ea • mght for Ca rroll CJtj, F'Ja , to Ule winter w1th his 7" WHI S K- H~nd 1es t Hoffa Nearer PriSO·n Cell "''" r BUt= = , ', ; �I ' ·- 1-llally Sentinel, Pomtl'oy·!CiddleiiOi'l, 0., Dee. 13, llle8 Around and About Middleport ' ••• DallY\~JI!Jnel, •Pomeroy-Middleport, AJ..L.ST AR 0 ., Dec. 13, 1966-3 Dec.28-29 Second Annual Pt. Pleasant Cage Tourney Dates Are Set 1 \~-t I PT. PLEASANT _ The Ro- given to fourth place players. The Rotary members and ond holiday College Invitation- coaches of the participating al basketball tournament in teams will pick 3 six member Point Pleasant on Dec. 28 and tournament team and also , 1' 29 at the Point Pleasant High : choose the most va luable play· Srhool gym Ier of the tournament at the' llf ' · · · ',SVAC Teams In Action :6· Times This ·Wetil' the invitational. lng Eastern 114-59 and sOuthern 68-52. Friday njght's action will feature two SVAC Wts on tap Ill Gailia county. Saturday h1ght three SVAC teams Will be Tornadoes of coach Craynor . Slone in a non-league affair. uy00 must bave turned Kyg~ games.·-~M.t, School Pirates at is 3-2 In all where the Pirates' hold iia defeated their collllll!lt! op. first place, with a 1-4 record, ponent, ~ Trace-c:~ will be challenged. The Pirates while Hannan Trace ~ 1-2 in all games. ger Creek H-57. o, ii'il . Coach Johnny Wickline's Ky- Satm·day night's games,·."!!D playmg non-league games. Hannan Trace is 3-3 for Creek Bobcats are tied for be Hannan Traco~~: at ~ tap tfllli~ht. Coach .raul Dii_Ion's Hannan ~aso~ b'ut_their record second place in the SVAC with W. va.; North Gallla u·!.lijn.. The Eastern Eagles of Coach Trace Wildcats _WIU travel to IS 1-! _while the Eastern, both teams having mes Valley; and South~ Dan Wright travel w Racine ware 0-2 '" SVAC play, SVAC reco~. Kyger Creek at B.I.S. ,1 night to meet the Southern (Sis are fourth and the High· I,..............................................................IJI!Ii BY DICK THOMAS " Three of five SOUthern Vali~y Athletle Conference teams· Will i play two games this coming I weekend, wlth the other ·two i meeting only one opponent, and 1tbe first game of the week Is on tary Club will sponsor Its sec- Teams registered for t h e Iclose tournament are Wesl Virginia · · .. · '· · sv AC cage S • fandtngs Southwestern' High 'Sehooi ' n:eet the High!Jmders. . Lloyd Myers' Highlanders 1-2 in all games after two straight and then Rutland Saturday hmders fifth .m current SVAC Varsity standmgs . State College; Rio Grande Coi-l pedometer back, Ed. Both teams have had one The other Friday we walked more tllaa I 0 common opponent K·y g er SVAC STANDINGS SVAC contest Will find lege, Cedarville College and I Concord College. t miles in eight hours." w Creek w'th the ~beats defeat- Team W L p OP Mike MorriSon's North 1 Action begins at 7 p.m. on 1 ' East.em · · · · ·- · · 3 2 323 315 Dec. 28 with West Virginia I Paul McCoy, Pt. Plea•ant ; Kyger Creek 3 2 261 21\9 Stale va. Cedarville, at 9 p.m. ; Brl·e~s Bess L. Bentz, Pooneroy ; Mrs. Hannan Trace ... 3 3 372 379 Rio Grande Wlll oppose Con-: 0Sp1t elfS Effie E. Montgomery, Middle- North Gallia .... I 2 17l 178 NEW YORK (UP!) coni College. The losers will j port; Mrs. Bobby J. Dudding, Southweste~n · · · . 1 2 149 160 United Press InternatiOnal then play a consolation game ICONJAR SIGNS Racine; Mrs. Jacob W. Lee, SVAC VOrSJty jor coilege basketball rat1ings: \l on. December 29 at 6 P m., for MIAMl (UPI )-Ful!back Lar-1 Holzer Hospital: Visiting Racine; Sandy L. Culwf.ll, Rt. Team . W L POP with f1rst placr votes and "'"''· " th ird a~d ro~rth place: ry Conjar of .Notre Dame's l hour s 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents S Jackson: Mrs. Betty ·Jurie North Gall!a 1 0 71 64 lost records o{ games .Trophies Will be aw.tr~ed to national champions signed Mon- ~on ly on Pediatrics WCJ.rd. Johnson. Ironton; Mjss Chlora Eas lern . . 2 1207 181 througn Saturday, !Jec. 10, fir st and se~nd place wmners. day to play for the North in the · E. Leach, Rt. 1 Wellston; .Mrs. Kyger Creek . ... 2 1 166 167 parenth3ses: A plaque will be presented to nnual Shnne all-star ctlarity Admisslou I Eric J . Dluhoseh, Athens; Ern· !]annan Trace . . • l 2 198 2: J I W LewiS· Jackson· Mrs . .. outhwestern . . . . 0 2 91 108 Team .: the· thi' rd place team and. the ,' afootball game Dec. 2G in the Mrs. Casby Meadows, 848 es • tournament b•sket"·li Will be J N, Mor•a'n Rt. 2 Wellston· Totals . ~ ~ . 6 6 733 133 1. UCLA 1341 3·0 Orange Bowl. , Seeond Ave.·, Foster Chamrvor, oe Pt ' ---r~ John Pendl~torr; Radcliff; SVAC Reserves 2. T~xa.s Wester n 0) 1 DOW HONORED i 265 State St; We~ley Vernon G E McGeske Ravens- Team W L p UP 3. M1ch1gan State (4-0) LOS ANGELES •UPI)-Quar- i Lee. Kanauga: William D. Ley, Eastern 3 0101 66 4 Kentucky ( 2~1 1 1 terback Norman Dow, who I master. II, RL North.up; w · Kyger Creek 2 1 107 97 5. Loutsville (3 0) College Ba~ketball Re§ults ,engmeered UCLA 's U-7 upset,M;s. Ra ymond F. Haskms, Births Hannan Trace ... 1 2 84 :15 16. Brigham Young (3-0) By lJdlted Press International I victory over Southern Cali!orma Bidwell: Mrs. ~ Ad~ L.. Borden, Mrs. Eugene H. Harmon, nt . Southwestern 0 2 50 7~ 7. New Mex1co (4-0 ::.q~ East I in his only start of the year, Kerr; . La~rence S. Akers, Rt. 3 Jackson, son. 10:57 p.m. Sun- North Galli a ..... 0 1 26 J'a 8. Norlh Carolina (3·0) P~J!! Penn St. 65 Bucknell 57 was named Sout h Calirurnia l Galhpohs; J\.~rs. La~nce T. day: Mrs. Ora A. Shaver 720 '-2 TOTALS ...... t; S 370 37ij 9. Kansas (5·0) Manh<1Wm 101 Bndgc'port 93 ct hlete of the month Monday by Martt, . ~t. 1 Crown ~~ty; Mrs. Second Ave., son, 4:32 a.m. Game Tonight: 10. Cincmna t1 (3-0 ) ' SEE BILL CHILDS Niagara 68 Bowhllg Green 57 !the Helms Athletic Foundation. l ·l. HoJus Wood. Palrwl St.Dr Monday. Eastern at Southern Local Second 10-11, Vanderbilt 36; I Salem St. 93 Worchester St. 76 ~ Dow, a senior drew the, Rt : ~Irs. Robert H. Taylor. Rt. Di cha Games Friday : 12, Boston College 33 ; 13, ' when the II ' GIIl'"JhEJh srges 1starling ass1gmnent Brookh.·n Coli. 95 Marisl 73 a lJXII S, 0 n · • 0 nson, I Hannan Tract at Southwestern Housl1111 32: 14, lllinols 29 ; ·lty · W'illiam C Deane E capeharl, Mrs. ~h. Alliance 76 Gannon 61 Bruins' sta r ltuarterback, Gary 1 Rt • 2 Crown C · · , : f'\orlh Gallla at Kyger Creel-: West Virginia 'l1; 16, Loyola Moigs County's Oldest and Largest ~cranton 93 Susquetmnnn 82 Beban su frer1·d u bro1(1.-n bone I Gilmour, Pt. Pleasant ; Kenneth ry C. Colhns, Mrs. R~se ~· 1 Games Saturday · (Ill.) l'2 ; 17, Virginia Tech 20: • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Dickm<..on 87 Alle ~ h e 1y S3 "" his ' foot. j' C,.· Le e, Hen derson,· George II · Dinsmoor • M". . Milford G. Gil- 1 Hanmm Trace at . Hannan. \\'. 18 ttle ) St. John's · 1 llrockport Sl 82 Mansfie ld : 1 Ba~ les, Rl. l Robertsburg. II'. bert, Mrs. PhillipS. Kuhn, Mrs. Va Providence t7; 20, Seattle 14. St. .72 · uRYA.NT OUT~ , v;~; :< 1mber ly J. Cook, Pt. Otis P. Taylor and mfant so:-~. I r-:orth ua.llia 31 Symmes Valley ~·~~~rt,P.P.~~rt~rw:Jit:ftflt:~p;~~;;;~;p;:i;j 1 South NEW YO HK 1Ul l \-Guard I Pleasant. Fayette Slewact, I So th t t B 1S IEmmeW• Hry;mt, who has , Mason·. Mrs. Robert F. McGufu wes ern a · ·· · St Paul's tOO Morgan St. 94 I PJeasaDI Valley Hospital rros! ~)urg St. Bl Bowie St. 71 Iaveraged !:1 .3 gamf:!s lhJs season fin, Pt. Pleasant; Kimberly Admllted- Mrs. Edgar Wilh· f'ISS TO RETmE 85 Amn U. 102 Old Dommtnn \14 [wlf h .ilSSJst:s for lill! New : Jo Neville. Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant ; Le · M Franklin Thorn- CLEVELAND 1UPI ) -Cleve- I ,' Yurk Kmckerbockcrs, will be _..-~- ·-· - - - row, on. rs. ~ _ Norfoll; St. ll2 Va . St. 78 i lost to the Nat ional Basket ball wn, Leon; Mrs. Dave Barrett, land Brow~s hneback~r J!unti1!gdon 77 Sewane~ f>9 , . . . , ann~unced Mond~y , . 1 Pliny ; Eugene Vaughn, Stone· team captam Galen F1ss Loyole~ (La) 87 Chrstn Bro~. il l~i~~oc~:~f~ tea~~ for ~n mdefl-1 Shle bler explm~~ the. sil~t ville, N. C.; Mrs. John SamseU, nounced his retir~mcnl MondayI 0 Glnvle !19 W Va Tech 75 ! er .su enng a : was caused by e ays m t e Pt Pleasant· Mrs. Jasper night 11 1 011 1 Chata11oga }07 Middle renn 1~3 td~;r '' 'h·t,JJa~enJc'k~s' hJvsJ.ctloefrt kn~ 1 construction of Prin e€ 's new Eden, Letart; Robert Higgin- Fis~ sa1d Saturday's '· Ibotham, Jr., Pt. PIeasanl ; Mrs. agamst the St. Lows· '~ardi~:;i; I "'1'1ss .St. 96 Sam ford 6'? Bal timore Saturday night.Y uve~ i' lield house,. 1,.,: Fla. ~outh.ern 72 Ga .. st. 64 Bryant wil l undergu treat. I INVITE STARS . . \Ma':ha Sauer, Pt. Pleasant: will be his last, unless, Ala. lU3 Southern ~1Jss . 89 .. 1 n.ent tor the nPx l two day~ antl i MANILA (U.Pil-The P~1hp- o,scbargetl- Jacob Glngnch course, the Brow~s capl~re llallm1orl' :·~. Bndgewat•.or th.l may lmve his knee placl'd 111 pine~ Monday mv1ted Amencan Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ronald Don- and place and wmd up m the . . M1dwest tractiOn il Jt doe~ not respond to golf sta rs Jac k Nicklaus a~ ohew and son, l..eon: ~rnest Playoff Bowl. M~eh1 ~an 91 Huller 8ll ltherapv. .A.rnold Palr:ner to take part m Harold, Pt. Ple~sant; Mr s. - -- - t\eb 100 Washngton St. 75 I, ·. , tlle Philippine Open Golf Dave Barrett, Phny; Mrs. Frank l NOT READY-GROZA Loyol a IIIII 105 Bldwn-1\'ol. 80 :mANGE SITE Champllmship Feb. 23-26. I Capehart, Pt. Pleasant. I COLUMBUS IUPI)- The last ,_ :~nvi?rr (Ohio) fJ7 Tampa :l9 HET~Ll<.:HEM, Pt1. (~PJ )- Plu.h ppine forei~n secretary! Birtbs: Mr. and Mrs. Joh~ active player of lhe. originill Kans~s St. 8~ lndwna G7 The s1le of the 1968 btstern Namso Ramos, tn a note to Samsel\, Pt. Pleasant, a son, Cleveland Browns smd Monday\ Ml"souri 94 Drtroit 8l l ntrrculleg1ol~ Wrest ling A~soe1- Amencan Ambassador Wil.liam lMr. and Mrs. RiChar~ Wilson, night he was not ready to Parso41S 8G Cer.tal 79 :Jtl.on l'llilmpl,onshlps , _~ll! · be , MeCormi<:k Blair, Jr., pomted , Scottown, a son; Mr. and "I'd like to play some ~lac:Murray 75 AlmA 70 h1fted ~rom .t nnc~ton; N :J., tu . out that golf "Is now one of the Dave Barrett, Plmy, .a son; bull don't know wh<lt the plans 1\alil mJzoo 7R Elmliur~ 1 ti3 the Umvers 1ty o[ PiUsblirgh, 1 most popular sports m the Mr. and Mrs. Franklm of the club are,'' said Loo The Southwe~t .George L. Shit•bler,· ass6Ciate I Philippines with no less tharJ ton, Leon, a daughteri Mr. Toe Groza. "Eut 1 don 't Centen.1ry 81 Arkr . , :'ll r.omm.lsswner of the Eastern I President (Ferdinand) Marcos I Mrs. Edgar Withrow, Leon, a to be a hanger on." Houston 90 St M<lt',' .. \ .1iif. 74 ~-ol leg1;.~tc ~:h l_:tl:__ c_omerence : as 1ts leading exponent." ldb.ughter. Southern Meth~i s t 92 Hawr1i i 12 -- - -· · - - - ~ ~ Our guarantee nteada to new •;: 6 Ftrestone Town&. Country tires. on drive wh~ls cl passenger · Tu lsa 70 W"t Texas St 57 ' ll , cars, for the entire We of the : ( Ohio College Basketball Uy llnited Press IoteruaUonal Ithe Ramblers a 49-36 edge at ler was tagged for bemg. too original tread design. Claims _ __ _ _ Ten baskct hall ga mes are intermission. vehement over a called Jump paid by dealer or !'.tore iPIJling Ohio Colle](r. 8a!lkelball Scort ~ sc hed uled for Bu<:keye cage , The VISiting Ohioans were balL guarantee certificale. ::v Uoited Press lnternalional f11ns tomght. Lwiee as many <l" rurther hampered when co-cap· The Eagles upped its lead to SALES SERVICE X:;nf'r 87 Tampa 39 Monday night 's cord. , lain Ted Johnson fouled out 15t-40 three minutes lat~r .and J.oyol:l Oil.) tmi , Tol) action hu <; Tolrd 0 t· m1dway throu gh the second were neve~ headed desp~te JUn. , ' a hal f tor AI Ha~rslon's 18 pomts. It Bnldwm-V.albre 80 Marquette anti Akrun at HeJdel.l · · · 1 Baldwin-Wallace now with a was the hrst loss m f1ve starts W'lberforce 83 Walsh 49 h h 1 1 1 1 1 . erg w11e t c one cague con- 122 d •1 db ·r ]for BG ~ Bo l'nrr Gre~ 57 I e y om , spurled on to 8 34-18 N],·a I; a'" . .. un wI b ~" est WI II rut. 0 IterbPin at New u, recor . "th• was 14 . Xavier gslo n 83 C d . Oh' (' f :vlorns WI pomts , \ oun . w • 1 oncor 111 an 10 ,on rri:!nee At N. F halftime lead and then built the · h Texas Southern 7~ rlash with 1\luskingum Jagara a11s, sop omore . d ' ' · :guard Joe Russell's hustling margin to a 48-pomt sprea Srhedule II Other games on lap will he i offe n~e and defense was the over visiting Tampa. Jt. was t~e 8y United Pres!! Internationnl Cedarv1lle at Fmdlay, Texas 1 m:Jrgin for the Purple Eagles Musketeers third straJght VIC· Tonight ,Soulhern at Steubenville. Hills- lover Bowling Green. Russell tory. . Toled~ at Marquelte :dale at Ashland, Kenyon at bucketed JB poinls but had The Ohma?9 were .headed by Wonste r, nluH!on at Jnd1ana trom five men in the Bob Quick Wlth 24 pomt.'l and 12 Harold Cha11, Mgr. Akron ~~ Heidt>l.berg I Tech Adrwn at Ddicmce and hgur(ls, rebounds. Xavier is n.. w 4·1 CedarVIlle at Findlay . ' . · B · h'i h · Ill S t to k L 1'1 Mlddl I 0 Texas Southern at Steubenville : Malone at ~'ilmmgton. , b o wlhmg Green mounted w 1e tldr..e VIS ng par an: o I oc.us ~ • epor • · 1 00 1 1I dMonday ne t rreat early in th~~~~;~~;~~~=m~e~m~e~ex~a~c~re~v~er~s:;e·-::-~ .11 d<lea • il IIlan d 1 1M HIs . . ben1ght ' Lnyola extend- lhalfb hw Kenyon . at Wooste:r ~~t~t~nu~as;l~~5-~n;:nqt~es~o':r : ler w:so~eal~~c for a;ren Otterbem at M~skmWJm ,Baldwin - Wall ace; XavJer lfoul. The Falcons had sliced a· Bdluffton •t0ln1d11ana Tech :trounced Tampa, Fla., 87-39; : 40·23 deficit to 43-36 when Schai- · A nan a1 e ance ' · ted 8 r i Malone at Wilmington Jagara ou 1poJn . ow mg iiiiiiiiiiiiii==,_;'-==-l j' ;Gl;r~ee~:n;d 68 • 57; W1lberforre Our g1ft to you free! Walsh 83-49, and QUICK SERVICE FOR Youngstown beat Texas South- 1 +. THE HOLIDAYS! ern 83-75. It was the third time this • son that 16th ranked Loyola : scored more than 100 points. The Ramblers were led by cenDRY CLEANING ter Jim Tillman's 23 tallies and OPEN TIL 8 PM -SERVICE23 rebounds. (Upon Your Ro~uost) The two sqmu:f! p!Ryrd rven -LI•nson'• C1eanerS most of the first half, but four j VU ~ II '"'"P shots by Loyola's Alan ' 4CM Second An. Socond St. Pameroy Miller and sever;:li BW turnovGotllpolls, Ohio ers in the closing minutes Svorts H . al N .. 1}4 c ol/ege Ratings w. L. 1 :r , Scores Want the Best Car and Home Insurance .~~ For the Premiums You "';Q I DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC"' •' 1 108 1 !' 1 1 1 ;f: GUARANTEED 1 1 TO GO 1 thru ice, mud or snow · ... or WE PAY I THE TOWI 1 ~~~~.h:, ~~i i~ ~~~~;r;~i~ :; ,I 0 Colle~e Games On Tap In Ohio Tonight COLEMAN HEATING e 1 I 1 1 CHASE HARDWARE 1 1 1 0 ur I IN. weekl y • 1 r Society Notes (" 1 Beginning Wednnd1y Nighl, Dec. 14· ._ LODGE TO MEET Racine I.ods• No. 461, F • AM will meet at 1:30 p.m. tonight to lnstaU officol'll. All Master Masom are invited an(i will be served. 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The Rotary members and ond holiday College Invitation- coaches of the participating al basketball tournament in teams will pick 3 six member Point Pleasant on Dec. 28 and tournament team and also , 1' 29 at the Point Pleasant High : choose the most va luable play· Srhool gym Ier of the tournament at the' llf ' · · · ',SVAC Teams In Action :6· Times This ·Wetil' the invitational. lng Eastern 114-59 and sOuthern 68-52. Friday njght's action will feature two SVAC Wts on tap Ill Gailia county. Saturday h1ght three SVAC teams Will be Tornadoes of coach Craynor . Slone in a non-league affair. uy00 must bave turned Kyg~ games.·-~M.t, School Pirates at is 3-2 In all where the Pirates' hold iia defeated their collllll!lt! op. first place, with a 1-4 record, ponent, ~ Trace-c:~ will be challenged. The Pirates while Hannan Trace ~ 1-2 in all games. ger Creek H-57. o, ii'il . Coach Johnny Wickline's Ky- Satm·day night's games,·."!!D playmg non-league games. Hannan Trace is 3-3 for Creek Bobcats are tied for be Hannan Traco~~: at ~ tap tfllli~ht. Coach .raul Dii_Ion's Hannan ~aso~ b'ut_their record second place in the SVAC with W. va.; North Gallla u·!.lijn.. The Eastern Eagles of Coach Trace Wildcats _WIU travel to IS 1-! _while the Eastern, both teams having mes Valley; and South~ Dan Wright travel w Racine ware 0-2 '" SVAC play, SVAC reco~. Kyger Creek at B.I.S. ,1 night to meet the Southern (Sis are fourth and the High· I,..............................................................IJI!Ii BY DICK THOMAS " Three of five SOUthern Vali~y Athletle Conference teams· Will i play two games this coming I weekend, wlth the other ·two i meeting only one opponent, and 1tbe first game of the week Is on tary Club will sponsor Its sec- Teams registered for t h e Iclose tournament are Wesl Virginia · · .. · '· · sv AC cage S • fandtngs Southwestern' High 'Sehooi ' n:eet the High!Jmders. . Lloyd Myers' Highlanders 1-2 in all games after two straight and then Rutland Saturday hmders fifth .m current SVAC Varsity standmgs . State College; Rio Grande Coi-l pedometer back, Ed. Both teams have had one The other Friday we walked more tllaa I 0 common opponent K·y g er SVAC STANDINGS SVAC contest Will find lege, Cedarville College and I Concord College. t miles in eight hours." w Creek w'th the ~beats defeat- Team W L p OP Mike MorriSon's North 1 Action begins at 7 p.m. on 1 ' East.em · · · · ·- · · 3 2 323 315 Dec. 28 with West Virginia I Paul McCoy, Pt. Plea•ant ; Kyger Creek 3 2 261 21\9 Stale va. Cedarville, at 9 p.m. ; Brl·e~s Bess L. Bentz, Pooneroy ; Mrs. Hannan Trace ... 3 3 372 379 Rio Grande Wlll oppose Con-: 0Sp1t elfS Effie E. Montgomery, Middle- North Gallia .... I 2 17l 178 NEW YORK (UP!) coni College. The losers will j port; Mrs. Bobby J. Dudding, Southweste~n · · · . 1 2 149 160 United Press InternatiOnal then play a consolation game ICONJAR SIGNS Racine; Mrs. Jacob W. Lee, SVAC VOrSJty jor coilege basketball rat1ings: \l on. December 29 at 6 P m., for MIAMl (UPI )-Ful!back Lar-1 Holzer Hospital: Visiting Racine; Sandy L. Culwf.ll, Rt. Team . W L POP with f1rst placr votes and "'"''· " th ird a~d ro~rth place: ry Conjar of .Notre Dame's l hour s 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents S Jackson: Mrs. Betty ·Jurie North Gall!a 1 0 71 64 lost records o{ games .Trophies Will be aw.tr~ed to national champions signed Mon- ~on ly on Pediatrics WCJ.rd. Johnson. Ironton; Mjss Chlora Eas lern . . 2 1207 181 througn Saturday, !Jec. 10, fir st and se~nd place wmners. day to play for the North in the · E. Leach, Rt. 1 Wellston; .Mrs. Kyger Creek . ... 2 1 166 167 parenth3ses: A plaque will be presented to nnual Shnne all-star ctlarity Admisslou I Eric J . Dluhoseh, Athens; Ern· !]annan Trace . . • l 2 198 2: J I W LewiS· Jackson· Mrs . .. outhwestern . . . . 0 2 91 108 Team .: the· thi' rd place team and. the ,' afootball game Dec. 2G in the Mrs. Casby Meadows, 848 es • tournament b•sket"·li Will be J N, Mor•a'n Rt. 2 Wellston· Totals . ~ ~ . 6 6 733 133 1. UCLA 1341 3·0 Orange Bowl. , Seeond Ave.·, Foster Chamrvor, oe Pt ' ---r~ John Pendl~torr; Radcliff; SVAC Reserves 2. T~xa.s Wester n 0) 1 DOW HONORED i 265 State St; We~ley Vernon G E McGeske Ravens- Team W L p UP 3. M1ch1gan State (4-0) LOS ANGELES •UPI)-Quar- i Lee. Kanauga: William D. Ley, Eastern 3 0101 66 4 Kentucky ( 2~1 1 1 terback Norman Dow, who I master. II, RL North.up; w · Kyger Creek 2 1 107 97 5. Loutsville (3 0) College Ba~ketball Re§ults ,engmeered UCLA 's U-7 upset,M;s. Ra ymond F. Haskms, Births Hannan Trace ... 1 2 84 :15 16. Brigham Young (3-0) By lJdlted Press International I victory over Southern Cali!orma Bidwell: Mrs. ~ Ad~ L.. Borden, Mrs. Eugene H. Harmon, nt . Southwestern 0 2 50 7~ 7. New Mex1co (4-0 ::.q~ East I in his only start of the year, Kerr; . La~rence S. Akers, Rt. 3 Jackson, son. 10:57 p.m. Sun- North Galli a ..... 0 1 26 J'a 8. Norlh Carolina (3·0) P~J!! Penn St. 65 Bucknell 57 was named Sout h Calirurnia l Galhpohs; J\.~rs. La~nce T. day: Mrs. Ora A. Shaver 720 '-2 TOTALS ...... t; S 370 37ij 9. Kansas (5·0) Manh<1Wm 101 Bndgc'port 93 ct hlete of the month Monday by Martt, . ~t. 1 Crown ~~ty; Mrs. Second Ave., son, 4:32 a.m. Game Tonight: 10. Cincmna t1 (3-0 ) ' SEE BILL CHILDS Niagara 68 Bowhllg Green 57 !the Helms Athletic Foundation. l ·l. HoJus Wood. Palrwl St.Dr Monday. Eastern at Southern Local Second 10-11, Vanderbilt 36; I Salem St. 93 Worchester St. 76 ~ Dow, a senior drew the, Rt : ~Irs. Robert H. Taylor. Rt. Di cha Games Friday : 12, Boston College 33 ; 13, ' when the II ' GIIl'"JhEJh srges 1starling ass1gmnent Brookh.·n Coli. 95 Marisl 73 a lJXII S, 0 n · • 0 nson, I Hannan Tract at Southwestern Housl1111 32: 14, lllinols 29 ; ·lty · W'illiam C Deane E capeharl, Mrs. ~h. Alliance 76 Gannon 61 Bruins' sta r ltuarterback, Gary 1 Rt • 2 Crown C · · , : f'\orlh Gallla at Kyger Creel-: West Virginia 'l1; 16, Loyola Moigs County's Oldest and Largest ~cranton 93 Susquetmnnn 82 Beban su frer1·d u bro1(1.-n bone I Gilmour, Pt. Pleasant ; Kenneth ry C. Colhns, Mrs. R~se ~· 1 Games Saturday · (Ill.) l'2 ; 17, Virginia Tech 20: • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Dickm<..on 87 Alle ~ h e 1y S3 "" his ' foot. j' C,.· Le e, Hen derson,· George II · Dinsmoor • M". . Milford G. Gil- 1 Hanmm Trace at . Hannan. \\'. 18 ttle ) St. John's · 1 llrockport Sl 82 Mansfie ld : 1 Ba~ les, Rl. l Robertsburg. II'. bert, Mrs. PhillipS. Kuhn, Mrs. Va Providence t7; 20, Seattle 14. St. .72 · uRYA.NT OUT~ , v;~; :< 1mber ly J. Cook, Pt. Otis P. Taylor and mfant so:-~. I r-:orth ua.llia 31 Symmes Valley ~·~~~rt,P.P.~~rt~rw:Jit:ftflt:~p;~~;;;~;p;:i;j 1 South NEW YO HK 1Ul l \-Guard I Pleasant. Fayette Slewact, I So th t t B 1S IEmmeW• Hry;mt, who has , Mason·. Mrs. Robert F. McGufu wes ern a · ·· · St Paul's tOO Morgan St. 94 I PJeasaDI Valley Hospital rros! ~)urg St. Bl Bowie St. 71 Iaveraged !:1 .3 gamf:!s lhJs season fin, Pt. Pleasant; Kimberly Admllted- Mrs. Edgar Wilh· f'ISS TO RETmE 85 Amn U. 102 Old Dommtnn \14 [wlf h .ilSSJst:s for lill! New : Jo Neville. Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant ; Le · M Franklin Thorn- CLEVELAND 1UPI ) -Cleve- I ,' Yurk Kmckerbockcrs, will be _..-~- ·-· - - - row, on. rs. ~ _ Norfoll; St. ll2 Va . St. 78 i lost to the Nat ional Basket ball wn, Leon; Mrs. Dave Barrett, land Brow~s hneback~r J!unti1!gdon 77 Sewane~ f>9 , . . . , ann~unced Mond~y , . 1 Pliny ; Eugene Vaughn, Stone· team captam Galen F1ss Loyole~ (La) 87 Chrstn Bro~. il l~i~~oc~:~f~ tea~~ for ~n mdefl-1 Shle bler explm~~ the. sil~t ville, N. C.; Mrs. John SamseU, nounced his retir~mcnl MondayI 0 Glnvle !19 W Va Tech 75 ! er .su enng a : was caused by e ays m t e Pt Pleasant· Mrs. Jasper night 11 1 011 1 Chata11oga }07 Middle renn 1~3 td~;r '' 'h·t,JJa~enJc'k~s' hJvsJ.ctloefrt kn~ 1 construction of Prin e€ 's new Eden, Letart; Robert Higgin- Fis~ sa1d Saturday's '· Ibotham, Jr., Pt. PIeasanl ; Mrs. agamst the St. Lows· '~ardi~:;i; I "'1'1ss .St. 96 Sam ford 6'? Bal timore Saturday night.Y uve~ i' lield house,. 1,.,: Fla. ~outh.ern 72 Ga .. st. 64 Bryant wil l undergu treat. I INVITE STARS . . \Ma':ha Sauer, Pt. Pleasant: will be his last, unless, Ala. lU3 Southern ~1Jss . 89 .. 1 n.ent tor the nPx l two day~ antl i MANILA (U.Pil-The P~1hp- o,scbargetl- Jacob Glngnch course, the Brow~s capl~re llallm1orl' :·~. Bndgewat•.or th.l may lmve his knee placl'd 111 pine~ Monday mv1ted Amencan Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ronald Don- and place and wmd up m the . . M1dwest tractiOn il Jt doe~ not respond to golf sta rs Jac k Nicklaus a~ ohew and son, l..eon: ~rnest Playoff Bowl. M~eh1 ~an 91 Huller 8ll ltherapv. .A.rnold Palr:ner to take part m Harold, Pt. Ple~sant; Mr s. - -- - t\eb 100 Washngton St. 75 I, ·. , tlle Philippine Open Golf Dave Barrett, Phny; Mrs. Frank l NOT READY-GROZA Loyol a IIIII 105 Bldwn-1\'ol. 80 :mANGE SITE Champllmship Feb. 23-26. I Capehart, Pt. Pleasant. I COLUMBUS IUPI)- The last ,_ :~nvi?rr (Ohio) fJ7 Tampa :l9 HET~Ll<.:HEM, Pt1. (~PJ )- Plu.h ppine forei~n secretary! Birtbs: Mr. and Mrs. Joh~ active player of lhe. originill Kans~s St. 8~ lndwna G7 The s1le of the 1968 btstern Namso Ramos, tn a note to Samsel\, Pt. Pleasant, a son, Cleveland Browns smd Monday\ Ml"souri 94 Drtroit 8l l ntrrculleg1ol~ Wrest ling A~soe1- Amencan Ambassador Wil.liam lMr. and Mrs. RiChar~ Wilson, night he was not ready to Parso41S 8G Cer.tal 79 :Jtl.on l'llilmpl,onshlps , _~ll! · be , MeCormi<:k Blair, Jr., pomted , Scottown, a son; Mr. and "I'd like to play some ~lac:Murray 75 AlmA 70 h1fted ~rom .t nnc~ton; N :J., tu . out that golf "Is now one of the Dave Barrett, Plmy, .a son; bull don't know wh<lt the plans 1\alil mJzoo 7R Elmliur~ 1 ti3 the Umvers 1ty o[ PiUsblirgh, 1 most popular sports m the Mr. and Mrs. Franklm of the club are,'' said Loo The Southwe~t .George L. Shit•bler,· ass6Ciate I Philippines with no less tharJ ton, Leon, a daughteri Mr. Toe Groza. "Eut 1 don 't Centen.1ry 81 Arkr . , :'ll r.omm.lsswner of the Eastern I President (Ferdinand) Marcos I Mrs. Edgar Withrow, Leon, a to be a hanger on." Houston 90 St M<lt',' .. \ .1iif. 74 ~-ol leg1;.~tc ~:h l_:tl:__ c_omerence : as 1ts leading exponent." ldb.ughter. Southern Meth~i s t 92 Hawr1i i 12 -- - -· · - - - ~ ~ Our guarantee nteada to new •;: 6 Ftrestone Town&. Country tires. on drive wh~ls cl passenger · Tu lsa 70 W"t Texas St 57 ' ll , cars, for the entire We of the : ( Ohio College Basketball Uy llnited Press IoteruaUonal Ithe Ramblers a 49-36 edge at ler was tagged for bemg. too original tread design. Claims _ __ _ _ Ten baskct hall ga mes are intermission. vehement over a called Jump paid by dealer or !'.tore iPIJling Ohio Colle](r. 8a!lkelball Scort ~ sc hed uled for Bu<:keye cage , The VISiting Ohioans were balL guarantee certificale. ::v Uoited Press lnternalional f11ns tomght. Lwiee as many <l" rurther hampered when co-cap· The Eagles upped its lead to SALES SERVICE X:;nf'r 87 Tampa 39 Monday night 's cord. , lain Ted Johnson fouled out 15t-40 three minutes lat~r .and J.oyol:l Oil.) tmi , Tol) action hu <; Tolrd 0 t· m1dway throu gh the second were neve~ headed desp~te JUn. , ' a hal f tor AI Ha~rslon's 18 pomts. It Bnldwm-V.albre 80 Marquette anti Akrun at HeJdel.l · · · 1 Baldwin-Wallace now with a was the hrst loss m f1ve starts W'lberforce 83 Walsh 49 h h 1 1 1 1 1 . erg w11e t c one cague con- 122 d •1 db ·r ]for BG ~ Bo l'nrr Gre~ 57 I e y om , spurled on to 8 34-18 N],·a I; a'" . .. un wI b ~" est WI II rut. 0 IterbPin at New u, recor . "th• was 14 . Xavier gslo n 83 C d . Oh' (' f :vlorns WI pomts , \ oun . w • 1 oncor 111 an 10 ,on rri:!nee At N. F halftime lead and then built the · h Texas Southern 7~ rlash with 1\luskingum Jagara a11s, sop omore . d ' ' · :guard Joe Russell's hustling margin to a 48-pomt sprea Srhedule II Other games on lap will he i offe n~e and defense was the over visiting Tampa. Jt. was t~e 8y United Pres!! Internationnl Cedarv1lle at Fmdlay, Texas 1 m:Jrgin for the Purple Eagles Musketeers third straJght VIC· Tonight ,Soulhern at Steubenville. Hills- lover Bowling Green. Russell tory. . Toled~ at Marquelte :dale at Ashland, Kenyon at bucketed JB poinls but had The Ohma?9 were .headed by Wonste r, nluH!on at Jnd1ana trom five men in the Bob Quick Wlth 24 pomt.'l and 12 Harold Cha11, Mgr. Akron ~~ Heidt>l.berg I Tech Adrwn at Ddicmce and hgur(ls, rebounds. Xavier is n.. w 4·1 CedarVIlle at Findlay . ' . · B · h'i h · Ill S t to k L 1'1 Mlddl I 0 Texas Southern at Steubenville : Malone at ~'ilmmgton. , b o wlhmg Green mounted w 1e tldr..e VIS ng par an: o I oc.us ~ • epor • · 1 00 1 1I dMonday ne t rreat early in th~~~~;~~;~~~=m~e~m~e~ex~a~c~re~v~er~s:;e·-::-~ .11 d<lea • il IIlan d 1 1M HIs . . ben1ght ' Lnyola extend- lhalfb hw Kenyon . at Wooste:r ~~t~t~nu~as;l~~5-~n;:nqt~es~o':r : ler w:so~eal~~c for a;ren Otterbem at M~skmWJm ,Baldwin - Wall ace; XavJer lfoul. The Falcons had sliced a· Bdluffton •t0ln1d11ana Tech :trounced Tampa, Fla., 87-39; : 40·23 deficit to 43-36 when Schai- · A nan a1 e ance ' · ted 8 r i Malone at Wilmington Jagara ou 1poJn . ow mg iiiiiiiiiiiiii==,_;'-==-l j' ;Gl;r~ee~:n;d 68 • 57; W1lberforre Our g1ft to you free! Walsh 83-49, and QUICK SERVICE FOR Youngstown beat Texas South- 1 +. THE HOLIDAYS! ern 83-75. It was the third time this • son that 16th ranked Loyola : scored more than 100 points. The Ramblers were led by cenDRY CLEANING ter Jim Tillman's 23 tallies and OPEN TIL 8 PM -SERVICE23 rebounds. (Upon Your Ro~uost) The two sqmu:f! p!Ryrd rven -LI•nson'• C1eanerS most of the first half, but four j VU ~ II '"'"P shots by Loyola's Alan ' 4CM Second An. Socond St. Pameroy Miller and sever;:li BW turnovGotllpolls, Ohio ers in the closing minutes Svorts H . al N .. 1}4 c ol/ege Ratings w. L. 1 :r , Scores Want the Best Car and Home Insurance .~~ For the Premiums You "';Q I DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC"' •' 1 108 1 !' 1 1 1 ;f: GUARANTEED 1 1 TO GO 1 thru ice, mud or snow · ... or WE PAY I THE TOWI 1 ~~~~.h:, ~~i i~ ~~~~;r;~i~ :; ,I 0 Colle~e Games On Tap In Ohio Tonight COLEMAN HEATING e 1 I 1 1 CHASE HARDWARE 1 1 1 0 ur I IN. weekl y • 1 r Society Notes (" 1 Beginning Wednnd1y Nighl, Dec. 14· ._ LODGE TO MEET Racine I.ods• No. 461, F • AM will meet at 1:30 p.m. tonight to lnstaU officol'll. All Master Masom are invited an(i will be served. 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'29·95 -, 1- · co.i ON RT. 7 IN MIDDLEPORT 111111 )'Ou know... ' . eGIBSON eKAY eHARMONY eMARVEL i .·~. I OF SIX Th11 MARnN RESTAURANT lor lht moll masaullot - -·-· For The Drawing Held E•ch Friday. We Would Appreciate It If You Will Pick .. 300 and 5100 Casl1 MIDDLIPOitT UNTIL CHRISTMAS FREE SET , .. ~ We Will Send AChrlstmas Carel ~~--'"'"' . . . ' " ' · · · 5 5 IN GIFT CERTIFICATESI Plus Unclaimed Prizes From Previous Weeks. Watch For The11l . Ch.tatm. Cllalet Shipment Loot H&R FIRESTONE WEDS., THURS. itnd FRI. Loved On• Aw.., Frem Home FOUR PRIZES GIVEN DEC. 16th ·AI ................................... FREE PARKING I I 3 DAY SPECIAL! Ao Excollonl Gift For Your SORE ALL TOYS 1 SHOP In MIDDLEPORT 3 col91' chOlCf'l Gift Subscription To The Daily Sentinel Family it washes .! 1 ; WITH YOUR ONE YEAR PT. PLEASANT Will Be A Gift Fo.r Shop In Middleport • -- .... 'tllfo 0111 _....... THE DAILY SENTINEL PAUl DAVIES ! lime MtcontrGI. NnltlteW I~ cite~ wli h l<J"I)C, NZ)'•tD~CI .,~,~"*ill<:. Suitt -i n wa~•ruonet• anlt1'1r\l . A1JIDt11i11t1r geln.""lltl, MIDDLEPORT For James Nibert Dies Sunday Mtd•ll1t4 St\m, \lim slJIIno. An QUitu.ndltW c:tock.racllo value R;Jdloe~m 1M CLOCK·RADIO aWITCII I !' \' THETRU-R I I mumty pro~lems. Y.D. EDWARDS & i'. MIDDLEPORT OMIO 19.95 INGELS FURNITURE 1of Gover11ors for Marshall Call Por Honte Appolntmant-No Chi,.. ,~.:~·~= ~:~~·E~: I versily. and everything else in proper• ¥$ Church lor t'ORstruction of an Mayor Moren reported -. Dear Helen: linn. If she wins, she fnsur1nce addition of lbeir church wtuch 1 boat Iauncb!.q mulu ,.., AD zcquaintanoe from ocbool b.all of what be makes. would extend i•lo the alley bo· : progr"ss!Dc oatl!laclerlly • dayJ worked with me lD a bl& Granted lha old boy was hiDd III• church and would be · would bo ready lor .,. Ia tlte office bulldlnl· Her lunlar e:t· 1.\' and he u-vea to be 111111ht PhtnoltW52t INSUitANCI AGENCY over city water and sewer lines.\ spring of 1H1. ecutive bou wu iDitrtlled, 1 letiOII bullhould be have , _ ,2-2440 I S. Court II. p, O, Ia 141 No decision was reached on tho . dated her, ul:ed her lo DWIY pay ,..;. $70 000 a year to mattor. ', b A ~requcilest wasWalll&llD o-u• lnm - but he mille a fotal m1s- womaa who ~ perfectly ablo Y ,.un mao ace "''""' tak H took her to a party Two lettm were read from for chaper0110s for the •· • support hersalf, who did eOiineering firms conccrnilg nilht dancOJ held at the tiJe •11 1101• tave. inS to mako her marrioge surveys of tbe oily sewer sy· boildin& which are attendod The B. B. wss stllhtiy Dlll'o and quite posolbly had her which need to be made approlimately 1511 boys ried but not worJdoa at • Jl dren fer the oole intention 11 a lookor booldi!C him tor mare IDOOIO)'?I and tile possibility of having the girls wetkly. This chosol lor the survey also and a schemer. Before liD( Even if he ..,lOIII the IIII :~:~~~tthe Bollemeade chureh cityFmancial reporta of lbe she was his "'"· he'll probably aet the deparlml!llls were Two ohlldran later, ohe sued nd Mayor D. B. MorKw• read I showing the followiDI lor diven:t oo &rooads of er· e • city police report as sun. , on November 30th trtllle mental cruelty. 1 under- Child JUpport In a nuona11milled by actiJt& chief of police 719.11; Water she had mad• ber older- ble ametmt - Sl. Albnoly, No! 11~~~~~r~P~y~Ies for the month of Stwa&o Dloposal, hWiband'allft ml$fi'Qie from WhJt's YGUr opllllon, Helen? 11 sbowin& the depart· Present for the heCIMIDC and he was llad SHOCKED mont invostlcated 10 aecideats, wore Mayor Mora111, Cltrk pt rid of her - BUT: She Dear Shocked: arrested 8 driven involved: Is. H. Molrost, City Attoraey asked for $6,000 a DJOnth ill ad· OUR oplDlon ia 001 I sued 318 park meter tickets; Muaarave and councilmen clition to <hild aupport. Her tbe ju~ will shire: Rfti!Onl· 16 unlawful parkiag tickets; Fl!her, Joe Wlpina, lawyer listed ''actual uptnotS" ble child support: 81; alimouy: made 61 road law violation ar· Fowler, Elmer Jaota, such as $700 a 100111h !Or l<lod No! - H. resJs · 16 other misdemeanor 1r· Smith, Russell Holland, Buster - -- 11'2'"', and three ftlony arrest!. IRiffle and lleld Daollttlt. All: roWED deparln\Oilt worked tl50 PT. PLEASANT_ Three con· IIhou1rs in Nonmber. hive made apPlications , Mayor Mor&an reported on marrilp I I - ia the of. the requ"l fro~ Paul Crabtree fico of tho county clerk. Apply• of the Governors office that illl ...... JloCer Mouroe Hill' PT PLEASANT JIIDOI Por smooth PI~IMI , we•• I Pomt Pleasa~t be entored . for le8 eC. •hart, 20, Pt Plolllllt and CarMelvin Nibert; ts, GaiUpoliJ thi t ltlf . winGint Cmtl• wlrh 1 • dttt ·ltll1n1 c:.at.ndaci awatp· lhe ~!tie of All Amencan l 'o1 Roaalee Connolly, 17, pt, l Forry dlod Sunday in Holzer UCOI'Icl htn~ lOft .old· llltG IOJo, lC1ty. Tho Mayor stated he bad Everett El&a Sinon, oon of Pleasant; William IWward Jew· Hos Ilat after 1 1001 111n111. 1t11niH1 11411 btck .. ... . .. $lOS Witt\ •trto. 115 ,looked mto the onterina of Pomt the lote Henry Slsaon and Oliva eU, 21 , Letarl, and Diann Lou· He ~~~ employed .at the Mas· SHOP EACH NIGHT !Pleasant and would do so when jJone• Sisson, died Sunday, Dec. ill McLean, :11, Lelart; Eddie on County Motora 11 1 bady 'TIL 8 P.M. ob,talnedu the formassaryand o(h. ·It at _tho Ohlo State Univorsity Lyle Black, 2!, lleodersno, and man. er '" orma on nect · . UospJial, foUowJoa a abort ill· Breda Joyce LoJan, 21, Pt. Councd approved tile rocom· , ness. He "''' born Nov. 7, 1m Ploasaat. . Mr. Nibert. was born In JU» mendatlon of the Planning Com· land ,. 11 married to Leona Tay. tioo City, Oh1o, November 18, JEWELERS mi,.ion thatlht Bollemoede seo- lor April 3, 11144 _ 1 · 1113, the IOD of Ja- H. IIlii 404 Second Avo. Uon of Point Pleasnt be in· I Ho is survived by hia wilt, CIVIL AOI'ION FILED .. I Bt•st• Gordon Nibert, Galllpo. Gallipolis, Ohio 1 1eluded In the ' Leona; two dauptm, Carolyn PT. PLEASANT- _A CIYil l llB Ferry, IIIlo IW'VlVO. He Wll ~:::::;;:: Suo Koeni1. Chester, and Loia · action has beau filod m the of· a trustee of the Fa1th Goapel -· ~-------. Ann at hnme · two &l'andchil· fi,. al tile Cli'CUit Clerk atyled I Church. · dre;, Lr · Eu1eoe, and Shel. National Bank of Commerce o£ 1 _Other '"!vivors includ~ hla "MAIL" Ia Ann nil· five brotlwa ChariHton va. Jamoa w1dow, EloiJe Paarson Nibert; and five sisters,' Oran and war. Muon, W. Va. Tbe action Glle dauptor, Twila Jean and ron SISion Btoslt Congrove corns payment of a threo 1001, Bobby, Steven and Rod~or Ohlo· Nelson Sleson: note with the · Bruce Nibert, aU at borne. A Loni Bottom; Clari!!ICe SIJso~ Joa iudc.moat qal1181 the sister Marcelline Nibert Waldo, Ohio; Lenora Holoinler, ftndant m the ·~ of can precHecl ~ ·~ death. Hanovtoter, Ohio; Dorothy cllllts and attoraey 1 fee. Funeral aerv1oe will be0 'Iai" I Chevalier ond Mary Baker Wedne*y 2 p.m. in the "' . ' In lUI, the New man·Wdcoten ~~~~~~fli;~~ I R_, "'"'"01 e, and numerous mtcel the Rev. Don McMellon and nephewo. . Philharmonic Orcheslra, ing. Burial will be in Beale Two brothero proceded h1m nuere~. Gaorie Gershwin s . " Chapel Cemetery. Friends may I in death. Ipoem An American In Patl!. call at 111o Mortuary after 4 He wu a member of the I . m toda GENTLEMEN: j i i · = = = · · - - · · = - = - = • i " 'IKeno Church of Christ, of the In 1937, Japanese p. · y. Olive Grange No. 2135; and w.. , captured Nankin&, Chtna, AIIRES_TS_RE_C_ORD-ED I endtlf $ . .. .. .lor lllhlch send by the Ohio Valley [began oystemstically to loat PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests , sullserlptlon hi Tho Dally Santlnal t01 t.-.......,.......,.....,....,.....,.._.. ctoi.tyiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi"'"l recorded at the county jaU 1r are: Forest H. Stover, 31, Ash- , N1mt ..•••••••••••.••••••••••••••• ton; James Ray Finley, U, I Address .•••.•• , , ••••••••.•.••••••• (]lesapeake: Luciao Ferguson, I 43, Leon: Samuel S. Smllh, 47, Columbus; Webster Porterfield, I &2, Beckley; Mlchaol Eugene ' Kincaid, Pt. Pleasant; George ~ I W. Let10m. East Liverpool, 0 .• 1 . an charged with Intoxication; I Ronald K Barker. 31, Mason, AWOL from the Marine Corps: Owen Dalton, 39. Gallipolis Fer· ' - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - ' ry, bit and. run end non-sllpport, C1t1rt11y of tho lot ail Merchants 125 E. Main St. \! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14th, 2·5 P.M. btu reports aod diSCUSS com· would croate a oeparate Bollrd IL- Everett Sisson o· D 'tl.. h /~ La Salle Hotel: HELEIIELP US! '"Iits support to leatstatino • DRUM MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE "• --- :;: �..... . ~~ ~ " ,....._. - ~.- -- ------:----------;-·- - -. \ .. - .. - -- --- _....., ae!mnOI, Plllllf!OY•MlGOiepolt, ,Voice oj Broaawoy JOIINN'i CAIISON'S -• J - Prjor will wod C.!' 1011 showman Rudy Tellez as IQOil as tile latter's d.ivorte is ftnal · .. Kate Smith droppe<l J4 lbs., wltb more to co (611!) to let rnozy for a gaU.bladdor operation. . "Mao From La Mancha" is this kJnd of amash: A mao dashed to the bozoffice, explained hls wife wa• In Iabar and they were on tbe way to tho hospital - but they'd wait· llr)o, --:~:::::::::::=::::. • r B0 QTS Mens lall . ..,.. KnH IIi lllh 111 SIIOE lOX MWdftport ---- SAVION Alllolnsuract ,.............,._ MljMifltr claim I \IIIII wanllo son,.. WI for IUtCimC>bile 0~ Det: _:IS; _ltfll ""* GIFTS TO TREASURE and ENJOY 416Mit,.St. "· ,.......,, w. v.. A Choice Selection eOpen An Account Of Gifts For Almost Anyone In 3 Minutes On Your Ust OIDO ACCOUNTS ANNOUNCEMENT WELCOME L11Wllllo1111011 1111 Wellman FREE HEARING TEST ·Will It Olnn ly William 01111, Alhena, wiMI h• mor1 than 16 yra• .,.,...tenco. He will d - • • ' I PT. PLEASANT - City Colli- plao of the city and to cil mtl in a 'hort session Mon- tise for a public Marina on day ni&ht ill lite dty buildioa j matter. lrilll only I of the 14 COWl<il l C.WJcil also approvtd londiinlll members present, lii'KOly TIFFIN -~ CREDIT JEWELERS lhis lona and , . _ Key II . . they exchal\!e thelr duealo f<lr I a montb from lbent ••• WDIIt ltaU111 the grimaciJI& laboritw lady jlllerecl oenouil;r by, lba ducal~ One or • . . , . II. !, were awilcbed; IIlii Ibis wu public ldlloll ... 1111 - .... a pnos apal'a dnam - ell-up Clllllfltl ~ interostinlllllllllllk hal atudlnt 'lllrzlw ..... old friends IIlii O!!upbft blmsell .... tram v11111 veep Sol Sdlwll'll, wbo ll'OIIP blda pllll ,._ II ri&bl Ibn, lD leislft, aat I caill. mul~ ~=~~ laloor. lba n!ll of lbt ..,.. llbile .s.mts !Ia,... wu fa~- lba simple IGiullatu a•iliog Pwl Harllor lD Rome blm. . . Emil Aac~mp .rr~ K-yYNld. Jepane~t .0. of the Mll1eM radJD.TV bBul)'. bls last proriaus ~ tpcooo, peddled eDOqh UGbtl tip iDCnpt, QJIU!IIa V'm for th• Mexico Qty ~ Cnspi. was slliiJII abolnl Roy Games to pay for lilt oew llao Colla'• A-foot yacht "'I'll e dlum there; chip off lite ll'a~· into NOI'IDIII'a Inca shrewdie. Council Hears Reports, Disc~ City Problems , 1..-------~ 1 tha most romlrkablt new hHrlng aldt by llldiHir Remomlllr the place and tho dato. c·: ................ llllit ... Na ••••t ... otlac&llll• . ! :' OUTFITS ONLY OUTITANDIMG VALUI IIODlRII mLtNG DILES IADIOEAR ,,.....y S~ggests Santa ,..,.tary " A Gift Subscription $J79.95 •.• a new Part· ohio or Cloblaet )(odd a-. Chrithnasl(lfta £-:,W.&: lnm 1111r wide varltly of quality IIIUilcal ln- atrullllllh. The finest ..a.ctlon In the am. ---- ______.....,...... ~~ .....,.., The Whole AT YOUR PARTICIPATING "' " •• THE SEWING CENTER COMPLETE SELECTION OF Subscription Rates 1 YEAR .. .. .. .. .. .. $10.00 it rinses it dries 6 MONTHS ...... ·.. · $5.25 i GUITARS 100 75 50 515 5 •••••30 to SO% off Goods Reduced eGIBSON eHARMONY eKAY 5 .' ' MIDDLIPORT, O. eELECTRIC eCOUNTRY ' and WESTERN . eCLASSIC 95 ., $17· GUITARS Amplifiers Aoocl•llon, anti tho Vlll11• of Middleport When money is the question1 Cltz Loan is the aJUWer. Juat call any one of your eloae penonal money frlenda here for my amount, confidentially. SPECIAL LONGER HOURS TILL XMAS Phone 992·2171 ITYLOAN SAVINGS CO. • '"~···' Q TH£ WORLD ECONOMY LEADER ANNOUNCES .A FA(lULOUS ADVANCED Get Your FREE Tickets Here You May ItA Winner. Up Your Lay-Away Blankets SOON - Cold- RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN N. 2nd Ave. * SENSATIONAL FEATURES * "£XTUS" AT NO EXTIA COSTS * LIIIUT file£ FIELD * BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN * ALL COM,ETITIOM IN ITS er Weather Is Coming. Milldleport, 0. - ~ ... . . . . DESIGN IUTS New roomy interior •eats five adults with ease. 13.6 cubic fttt of trunk IP!fCt , .• tho largest in its competitive class. Up to 35 m.p.a. on rtJUlll peollne. Large diameter disc br•kes on all 4 wheels, for safe stops. Loaded with Hextra" safety features at no extra co•t. See the fiAT 124 today- and drive it away' Only extrsls the radio. SMITH'S FIAT Sales & Servfct 1-Mlilt Abevt Tho Sllvor Bridge In Kanouga, 0. .- Pl. PI-nt, W. Ve. • Open All Acoo\1111 ·. In 8 Minute~, Smill i! Shop In Middleport and While Shopping Take Time To i t -l:lifit. I . .. ..···--,.... f I ·< . : . ! l ! l. l. ' ENJOY THE To Be Given Aw•y Dec. 24th- 4 P.M. NOTH!Ne TO BUY GET YOUR FREE TICKET Finest in Dining AT - ' i "A hlftd Gift" • ..'' FROM _BAHR CLOTHIERS 0 AMICK SOHIO SERVICE 0 • 784 N. Second Avonuo . . . lor•• DUDLEY'S lfltr lhave ... alter ahower ... atttr anything. lt\fnnlngly gift boxed In of MIDDLEPORT Phone 992·9913 GET YOUR FREE TICKET NOTHING TO BUYI MIDDLEPORT GIFT·A·RAMA WONDERLAND The Razzle Dazzle h!!ndeom• ellvtrofl..htc! boltll1retn diiGIII)'I!J Christmas Decorations POINSmiA OF ) SPECIAL Mahogany A~loreaaew and versatile 7"1 Traditional Christmas Flower DUTTONS MIDDLEPORT •p11•1 .,CUSTOM&it PARKING IN III!AR" The Perfect Gift For· Family or Friend DUDLEY'S wm waatltla TSTW' SUNG ." .. LOAFII Delivers Any Item· Ia Our Store Mason and Entire Big Bend . Area" ll ' {!, BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT Membar Middleport GifM.Iama " .FREE . . ,.PARKING ' lNG . \ Size. 4-10 AA-C Wtdths 9.99& 10.99 "Serving Pomeroy, Middleport DownPument L11 WllllamHn 1111 Wellmtn . .•,. ' '' ',\.. _ j AJRWAY ··---- 416 Mtln•lt• . ' I llld VII TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS STEAK KNIVES Samsenlte ...... '29·95 -, 1- · co.i ON RT. 7 IN MIDDLEPORT 111111 )'Ou know... ' . eGIBSON eKAY eHARMONY eMARVEL i .·~. I OF SIX Th11 MARnN RESTAURANT lor lht moll masaullot - -·-· For The Drawing Held E•ch Friday. We Would Appreciate It If You Will Pick .. 300 and 5100 Casl1 MIDDLIPOitT UNTIL CHRISTMAS FREE SET , .. ~ We Will Send AChrlstmas Carel ~~--'"'"' . . . ' " ' · · · 5 5 IN GIFT CERTIFICATESI Plus Unclaimed Prizes From Previous Weeks. Watch For The11l . Ch.tatm. Cllalet Shipment Loot H&R FIRESTONE WEDS., THURS. itnd FRI. Loved On• Aw.., Frem Home FOUR PRIZES GIVEN DEC. 16th ·AI ................................... FREE PARKING I I 3 DAY SPECIAL! Ao Excollonl Gift For Your SORE ALL TOYS 1 SHOP In MIDDLEPORT 3 col91' chOlCf'l Gift Subscription To The Daily Sentinel Family it washes .! 1 ; WITH YOUR ONE YEAR PT. PLEASANT Will Be A Gift Fo.r Shop In Middleport • -- .... 'tllfo 0111 _....... THE DAILY SENTINEL PAUl DAVIES ! lime MtcontrGI. NnltlteW I~ cite~ wli h l<J"I)C, NZ)'•tD~CI .,~,~"*ill<:. Suitt -i n wa~•ruonet• anlt1'1r\l . A1JIDt11i11t1r geln.""lltl, MIDDLEPORT For James Nibert Dies Sunday Mtd•ll1t4 St\m, \lim slJIIno. An QUitu.ndltW c:tock.racllo value R;Jdloe~m 1M CLOCK·RADIO aWITCII I !' \' THETRU-R I I mumty pro~lems. Y.D. EDWARDS & i'. MIDDLEPORT OMIO 19.95 INGELS FURNITURE 1of Gover11ors for Marshall Call Por Honte Appolntmant-No Chi,.. ,~.:~·~= ~:~~·E~: I versily. and everything else in proper• ¥$ Church lor t'ORstruction of an Mayor Moren reported -. Dear Helen: linn. If she wins, she fnsur1nce addition of lbeir church wtuch 1 boat Iauncb!.q mulu ,.., AD zcquaintanoe from ocbool b.all of what be makes. would extend i•lo the alley bo· : progr"ss!Dc oatl!laclerlly • dayJ worked with me lD a bl& Granted lha old boy was hiDd III• church and would be · would bo ready lor .,. Ia tlte office bulldlnl· Her lunlar e:t· 1.\' and he u-vea to be 111111ht PhtnoltW52t INSUitANCI AGENCY over city water and sewer lines.\ spring of 1H1. ecutive bou wu iDitrtlled, 1 letiOII bullhould be have , _ ,2-2440 I S. Court II. p, O, Ia 141 No decision was reached on tho . dated her, ul:ed her lo DWIY pay ,..;. $70 000 a year to mattor. ', b A ~requcilest wasWalll&llD o-u• lnm - but he mille a fotal m1s- womaa who ~ perfectly ablo Y ,.un mao ace "''""' tak H took her to a party Two lettm were read from for chaper0110s for the •· • support hersalf, who did eOiineering firms conccrnilg nilht dancOJ held at the tiJe •11 1101• tave. inS to mako her marrioge surveys of tbe oily sewer sy· boildin& which are attendod The B. B. wss stllhtiy Dlll'o and quite posolbly had her which need to be made approlimately 1511 boys ried but not worJdoa at • Jl dren fer the oole intention 11 a lookor booldi!C him tor mare IDOOIO)'?I and tile possibility of having the girls wetkly. This chosol lor the survey also and a schemer. Before liD( Even if he ..,lOIII the IIII :~:~~~tthe Bollemeade chureh cityFmancial reporta of lbe she was his "'"· he'll probably aet the deparlml!llls were Two ohlldran later, ohe sued nd Mayor D. B. MorKw• read I showing the followiDI lor diven:t oo &rooads of er· e • city police report as sun. , on November 30th trtllle mental cruelty. 1 under- Child JUpport In a nuona11milled by actiJt& chief of police 719.11; Water she had mad• ber older- ble ametmt - Sl. Albnoly, No! 11~~~~~r~P~y~Ies for the month of Stwa&o Dloposal, hWiband'allft ml$fi'Qie from WhJt's YGUr opllllon, Helen? 11 sbowin& the depart· Present for the heCIMIDC and he was llad SHOCKED mont invostlcated 10 aecideats, wore Mayor Mora111, Cltrk pt rid of her - BUT: She Dear Shocked: arrested 8 driven involved: Is. H. Molrost, City Attoraey asked for $6,000 a DJOnth ill ad· OUR oplDlon ia 001 I sued 318 park meter tickets; Muaarave and councilmen clition to <hild aupport. Her tbe ju~ will shire: Rfti!Onl· 16 unlawful parkiag tickets; Fl!her, Joe Wlpina, lawyer listed ''actual uptnotS" ble child support: 81; alimouy: made 61 road law violation ar· Fowler, Elmer Jaota, such as $700 a 100111h !Or l<lod No! - H. resJs · 16 other misdemeanor 1r· Smith, Russell Holland, Buster - -- 11'2'"', and three ftlony arrest!. IRiffle and lleld Daollttlt. All: roWED deparln\Oilt worked tl50 PT. PLEASANT_ Three con· IIhou1rs in Nonmber. hive made apPlications , Mayor Mor&an reported on marrilp I I - ia the of. the requ"l fro~ Paul Crabtree fico of tho county clerk. Apply• of the Governors office that illl ...... JloCer Mouroe Hill' PT PLEASANT JIIDOI Por smooth PI~IMI , we•• I Pomt Pleasa~t be entored . for le8 eC. •hart, 20, Pt Plolllllt and CarMelvin Nibert; ts, GaiUpoliJ thi t ltlf . winGint Cmtl• wlrh 1 • dttt ·ltll1n1 c:.at.ndaci awatp· lhe ~!tie of All Amencan l 'o1 Roaalee Connolly, 17, pt, l Forry dlod Sunday in Holzer UCOI'Icl htn~ lOft .old· llltG IOJo, lC1ty. Tho Mayor stated he bad Everett El&a Sinon, oon of Pleasant; William IWward Jew· Hos Ilat after 1 1001 111n111. 1t11niH1 11411 btck .. ... . .. $lOS Witt\ •trto. 115 ,looked mto the onterina of Pomt the lote Henry Slsaon and Oliva eU, 21 , Letarl, and Diann Lou· He ~~~ employed .at the Mas· SHOP EACH NIGHT !Pleasant and would do so when jJone• Sisson, died Sunday, Dec. ill McLean, :11, Lelart; Eddie on County Motora 11 1 bady 'TIL 8 P.M. ob,talnedu the formassaryand o(h. ·It at _tho Ohlo State Univorsity Lyle Black, 2!, lleodersno, and man. er '" orma on nect · . UospJial, foUowJoa a abort ill· Breda Joyce LoJan, 21, Pt. Councd approved tile rocom· , ness. He "''' born Nov. 7, 1m Ploasaat. . Mr. Nibert. was born In JU» mendatlon of the Planning Com· land ,. 11 married to Leona Tay. tioo City, Oh1o, November 18, JEWELERS mi,.ion thatlht Bollemoede seo- lor April 3, 11144 _ 1 · 1113, the IOD of Ja- H. IIlii 404 Second Avo. Uon of Point Pleasnt be in· I Ho is survived by hia wilt, CIVIL AOI'ION FILED .. I Bt•st• Gordon Nibert, Galllpo. Gallipolis, Ohio 1 1eluded In the ' Leona; two dauptm, Carolyn PT. PLEASANT- _A CIYil l llB Ferry, IIIlo IW'VlVO. He Wll ~:::::;;:: Suo Koeni1. Chester, and Loia · action has beau filod m the of· a trustee of the Fa1th Goapel -· ~-------. Ann at hnme · two &l'andchil· fi,. al tile Cli'CUit Clerk atyled I Church. · dre;, Lr · Eu1eoe, and Shel. National Bank of Commerce o£ 1 _Other '"!vivors includ~ hla "MAIL" Ia Ann nil· five brotlwa ChariHton va. Jamoa w1dow, EloiJe Paarson Nibert; and five sisters,' Oran and war. Muon, W. Va. Tbe action Glle dauptor, Twila Jean and ron SISion Btoslt Congrove corns payment of a threo 1001, Bobby, Steven and Rod~or Ohlo· Nelson Sleson: note with the · Bruce Nibert, aU at borne. A Loni Bottom; Clari!!ICe SIJso~ Joa iudc.moat qal1181 the sister Marcelline Nibert Waldo, Ohio; Lenora Holoinler, ftndant m the ·~ of can precHecl ~ ·~ death. Hanovtoter, Ohio; Dorothy cllllts and attoraey 1 fee. Funeral aerv1oe will be0 'Iai" I Chevalier ond Mary Baker Wedne*y 2 p.m. in the "' . ' In lUI, the New man·Wdcoten ~~~~~~fli;~~ I R_, "'"'"01 e, and numerous mtcel the Rev. Don McMellon and nephewo. . Philharmonic Orcheslra, ing. Burial will be in Beale Two brothero proceded h1m nuere~. Gaorie Gershwin s . " Chapel Cemetery. Friends may I in death. Ipoem An American In Patl!. call at 111o Mortuary after 4 He wu a member of the I . m toda GENTLEMEN: j i i · = = = · · - - · · = - = - = • i " 'IKeno Church of Christ, of the In 1937, Japanese p. · y. Olive Grange No. 2135; and w.. , captured Nankin&, Chtna, AIIRES_TS_RE_C_ORD-ED I endtlf $ . .. .. .lor lllhlch send by the Ohio Valley [began oystemstically to loat PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests , sullserlptlon hi Tho Dally Santlnal t01 t.-.......,.......,.....,....,.....,.._.. ctoi.tyiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi"'"l recorded at the county jaU 1r are: Forest H. Stover, 31, Ash- , N1mt ..•••••••••••.••••••••••••••• ton; James Ray Finley, U, I Address .•••.•• , , ••••••••.•.••••••• (]lesapeake: Luciao Ferguson, I 43, Leon: Samuel S. Smllh, 47, Columbus; Webster Porterfield, I &2, Beckley; Mlchaol Eugene ' Kincaid, Pt. Pleasant; George ~ I W. Let10m. East Liverpool, 0 .• 1 . an charged with Intoxication; I Ronald K Barker. 31, Mason, AWOL from the Marine Corps: Owen Dalton, 39. Gallipolis Fer· ' - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - ' ry, bit and. run end non-sllpport, C1t1rt11y of tho lot ail Merchants 125 E. Main St. \! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 14th, 2·5 P.M. btu reports aod diSCUSS com· would croate a oeparate Bollrd IL- Everett Sisson o· D 'tl.. h /~ La Salle Hotel: HELEIIELP US! '"Iits support to leatstatino • DRUM MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE "• --- :;: �'*'' .....__. ........ __ ... oiolo • - ---- - - .,., _ _ _ _ ._ . , . . . _ _ .,.; ·" " " " - " " ' ,.,_. , .. . . , . _ . . _......._~_. 1M . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ........... . .--.. . . . fl.··-- ............... - ~------ . , - · · · •• ! >:<p;: ".' • • ~ 't ' •• Jl ,I • I I ,• • UIINIY GOOGLI 1rttl INUIII'Y IMITH Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0 ., Dee. 13, 1968 WI\Nl AD INFORMATION Business MAKE MORE Servicei PROFIT by listing your finn's services tn the Daily Sentinel's Business Service column. ro ro 11 Clll cUSTOM butchering, will buy For Sale hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. NEW SI!IPMENT of clothing ---:-:===~1.:..1.:..1.:...rlc has arrived, nice line of chil· A.UCMUNEER 64 CORVAIR $1095 5_00 coupe. Low mileagt> . lo{'al 1 owner, std. trans. Turquo1se dren's clothing, including toys Complete senlet iinish, nnyl interior, R and H. also men's work uniforms, Crill Hradhtrd Jeffer's Used Clothing Store, Wrllo, Proot or Coalld $695 61 CORVAIR . Rl. 33, going towards the A. L. IIRAUFUIID 700 Ot>luxP 4 Door. one of tht> s~:trpesl cars m ~o~·n. Power· Fairgrounds.12 11 6tc RaciDe1 Oklo ul\t'\e ndio .a.nd ht•.ater, good \I hllewalls, gret'n fmJSh. 1 1 tfc "' · 10 CAST IRON steam radiators, $1099 Ph 949 ••'WING ma•••- replll' ..,. ORVAIR - - -----,--- - - - - 1 bathroom outfit. . - ox. ....._.. 63 C 280J. . l2 1t Jtc rice, aU make~. \YY WZIM. -~- 2 SIGNS Pomerov Motor Co. QUAliTY ,.,, w.:~~~· a.rvtc• • cu, .,., .,.,ra on• •~"~M"... M'"'""'"' c...,.. .,111"".. u c••n ,., -ro ''' 1'H , . . Hcu"" ....n••n~ .. " ' n11t OltcOUnt on ,,,. Ht ,.~a 1t ...... _. ... •'"' " '~· ..::::-:. ~~.~· ro r u.u, 1:10 •· J ONE STOKER, 1 wheel Pomeroy Motor Co. M. -. .. r••, •z• a. M. ,. " ' " •• OT'I •• . . . . N.... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. To rLACI • ... uu ... aD~otel•• WANT aD ~ 1be Fabrtc Shop, C1-~- air, .......,, . . an For Rent - S MOTORCYCLE RADIATOR SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BLAmNARS From the Lar~est Phone 992·2143 Truck or Pomeroy, 0. Bulldozer Rad1ator To The Smallest Heater core. For Sale . THAlLER. Brown's Trailer 2· PIECE living room su1te, 3 ijT- _Lady's black ':ar c:'<ll, ~ Park, Minersville, 0. Ph. 99'2· end tables, C'hild's desk cmd at l\ac1ne Laundry Mat Sun· 3324_ 12 13 -~lc Wonder norse, can be seen day Finder call 949-2773. -- - · - at 3Jb Lasley St Pomerev, . 12 13 3tc FURNISHED 2 bedroom a.part., 12 13 61." d 0 ' .. - ment, furnace heat, M• die-\ _.~ -- ~--LOST - Substantial -· -rewa,-d RCA TV · Port, 0. Ph, 992-3874. and white · ·• lor I lost male dog, medium 11 28 tfc BLACK 21 m. screen, $75. Ph. late Ph. 992·2143 an~~~~::::::::::::::::::: • o ... - • POMER OY NICI51 PEOPLII I" dog,~· ~'2 DOWN WITH SROCERIES ••• rr~o;r~EI'lE,FOR A F£W u.!!!!.!. ~~~!.'j '"' SE(;ONDS, EMITTI 1>16 ALI64-4T•6REEJSil5H (:1.01(. AND THI:N ITTOOKOFFAT f'ANTA'r!TIC. 5I'EED IN AN E~TERI.Y DIREGTLON. DICK RAWLiNGS LI'L ABNER Rawlings H.9ild1 S1les . , WY Z-2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO WAL/3/) LONG, 1-40NEST ABE..'.' IT WERE NICE. BE IN ' '10"-£. PAPP'/- MlNUiES IN TH' LAST 30 RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED .DF Coro FOR ONLY • Bulldozer Y'ARS,THA."- WAS$ MINUTI.' WHEN MAAAYIN' SAM'S 1<11'"-"-YIN' t.fCENSE WAS DISLE.GAL·· SOc ' BE PROOD OF A CLEAN CAR U·DRIYE·THRU eAny Type KEITH GOBLE FORD 1.. CAR WA$H MldCIIIJIOrt, 0 A Gll'r FOR A CHOORS'E, fiJHE~ f 'rtXJ RTr IT THAT k!AY rrs IJIJT R£AIL'I' BRI&R\' AT AU., II; ITJ l't;SSI~ ltl RJT 'rt1U OO<JW ~AMC£ 61FT, C€RrAI/JL Y! Rli.ITICIAkl? fUT SOCIAL CA J FNllAR THAT'S .fRff!:ERT'! ·HOIV ~I.D 'ttXJ U!<.t A loJICE BIG CHRIITMAi ., BOWLING wit h t he' BEST " ~ROM'TH'GENERAL SToRE LOADED CALL 9 9'l~IBI •ized long blond hair. Call. eveomg 949 _266 1. , 1 .. •· • 12 13 61c coll..:t Gallipolis 367·7439 a [-~ ~'OUR ROOM furnisbed oparl! __ ___ . . SUPER SERVICE STATION 10 ter p.m. week days, al l i _ment WY 2-3658. _ _ • ~ : GOOD, clean, lump, egg P:~~ Real Estate For Sale day Sunday. 1:!. 13 5tc !4 ROOM furni shed aparlment Oll lreated stoker coal. I d '1 Pood --- -~- --------_:::_..:..__:__..,.._ - - - 1 . Ph oock Coal Co., 1 block from' AKC Miniature an oy 51 u HOUSE on 464 Souih 41h St., LOST: "Dancer," red brown,, Wlth balh, In Pomeroy. f. traffic light m Cheshire, 0. 1 Jes • . black or Silver. Phone Middlcporl. 0., $ti.80U. Can be 4 lb. ~gistered Chihuahua. ~ 1112-3975 or 992-2571. 12 ~-c Ph. 367·7526. 12 1 tfc I service and groomlng. bouoht with ~ma!l down pav· Reward for retu;.nu:g him. ~ flffiNISHED and unfurnished i Nt-:RVOUS?-- can't sleep?~Tryj 992-5443. ll 25 tfc me~, balanc~ lib" rent. Ca-ll Call Pl&-3441 or lllifrl'<l Stepp I apartments. Close to school. ed re-I . Valley Lumber & Supply Co., 12 lZ 3lc' Phone 992-0434. 10 18 lfc Sleepers. Guarante k SINGER Sewing Machme. ; M'ddl 1 cporI 1 0 • 992- 2709• ---~ . _ _ 1 liults or money bac ·I sews forward and reverse, z1~ i 13 9lc LOST - German shepherd Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, I zag equipped to butlonbole, 1 __ '· Moriah Baptist church, Middle- ROCK Beller browu, female. Contact LinFor Sale Pomeroy, 0. II 25 31ltp 1 monogram. darn, elc. Sews ' ; ROOM house, full basement, port. t health club wiii ·Jlletl &1 lhe 1 da Durst at 992-2916. answers INOTICE _ Unclaimed lreigl:l. . like new. Pay off 4 payments , ball>. nrw gas furnace, alu'TI· THE WINDING Trail Garden IMethodist churcJ4 to (18me of ''Maggie Jane." i 10 new zig zag sewing maeh· UON'T pump your sluggl~b sep· $7.00 each. Ph. 992-268~1 . inum ~iding. Call 992-6274. POMEROY LANES . · at 11 a.m. A potluck dinner 12 11 31p I ines with 20 year factory g1.1ar- tic ~ank. Get Klean -Em -All 2 8 tf Club Will have a Christmas dm-1 . h t f . hed b I c1 12 13 3tp_ December 1, 19&6 . • w1t mea urms y lh e - - - - - ------ nntee nalionally advertised I Septic Tank Clea!'ler. Land- - - - - --- -- --·-- --'- M- 1- ··-- B -d Women's Tbursday League ~er ~t B~ey ~3 res:a~r::tri on , dub~ wm ·be served' at noon. bral>d', to he sold for stor- mark Farm Bureau in VACUUM CLEANER out . ' l_ousel on rolatwayd Won J.ost ue.s ay, c. 'a : v·m·ITt 'II be a 25 . cent grab ---=-,Notice -·-· · . ~ . a · "u ,,t, 1n acme, arge o em , (ollowed by a party and gift Jere WI . . PIANO TUNING, School, age freight $41.- i _eroy, o_.-of tallk com- : garden, write or contart Mrs. 1 Up BoHling Co. 25 11 exchange in party room. . rand .secret, pal gJfts Will ex. church, home, Ph. L;;Jne Dan·,1 50 eac h, can be P<lld . $5.00 ''1\EVEB. used anything hke! plete wJth Beulah Bradford. Box: 116, ' Simon's Market 21 15 MIDDLEPORT Lodge No. 363 . cha!iged. Each member IS to iels, 992·5509. 12 7 l2tp per month. We Wlll del1tver to I il. '' say users of Blue Lustre 1 4 paym;n ts $!>.00 eat:h 12 Hacine. Phone 949•382 1. i Rulland Ot!pl. Store 17 19 will hold a special meeting on contribute towar.d the program 685 Adams- and Stanley Auction your home to sew on t1em to ! for cleaning ca rpet. Hent ~h~_·_. _: lllOtc ·N. Y. Clothing House 17 19 luesday at p.m. to cohfer The afternoon Will be spent l,n 12 730 1 House and Trading Post make sure yo~u are completr- eledric shampooer $l. Baker . I I - --,- Flescher's Texaco 14 22 lhe Enter Apprenlice degrl'e.l prepanng glfL~ for Carm~n s b now under one roof at ly sa iisfied. Call 992~3218. I Furniture Co. 12 12 6lc GlVE. the perfect . glfL ~.llS\89 ACR.E farm, 3 b~roon.s, Landmark 1-l 2.l 11arr L Chesher worshipful Rest home and the sic~ and Laurel Cliff School House 12 13 6tc l - -- - - - - - - - --Chmtmas that Will be tre.ts- house WJth bath, l miles from , High Game - Betty Smith, Y . ' elderly of/ Lhe commuruty, - - -- -·- _- - ---:-- -, IF carpels look dull and drear, •d life time. Portra1t tilk· Pomeroy, Rt. 143, phone 992. . . master. oRn S7tabte Routeolp2e4n 1967 C'miSOLFt STEIHfo:tO-f_ remove the spots as they t ina )'uur own horne. Aho l 7009. 12 g 6tp 1192: 5121!ghTSemnesllg-1 RACINE WESLEYAN Servl. POMEROY t. y-pass, taken in l_ove Y \~~ nu ~ms~J. , appear with blue Lustf"e. wedding and dvic affa ir s. call 1 -- - -ey: , : L~a • ~ 1 '--'~ ? 1ce .Guild will have its annua club w1\J meet at tht home, . of 1 1Z noon. Jim Adams1120and radio I'IJUipped wit h 4 'peed I Hent eledric shampooer .II. nnw for appointmenls tn gtwr· /J.Ill,.lttt SerieS - Simon s Mruket .('hnstmas party Tuesday, Dec. Mrs. Ben Neutzltng, Wednesda.y Worthy Stanley. He dial VCII · j Pomeroy Cement Bloc k Co. antee delivery before christ- \Af..,Riu- l'(t:lfll 7 2343. f13 at at the home_of Mrs. at 2 p.m., for their regular ~ery~•le Help Wlnted ume control. ThiS set 3) 12 12 6tc mas. Call 992-3Z3l or 919· INeva Bailey. There Will be ") meellng and Christmas party 3041. 12 9 6tc POMEROY- One story hom~, I Der~:e~~g.u~9~S $1 gift exchange. A tl f>( . with !I 50 cent , gift exchange. CLERK Typl.st II, "Due to the months old.25Take ovr\ pay-·CITIZEN BAI\'D one Mosley 1 , SYRACUSE PT menls of Sl · per wee or ! 3 element bea~ 1 one 23 <.:han· alununum and Permastone siu-1 J wi me ' Members are :reminded to bri~ growth and expansion of Lhe pay balance due $101.95. Try R ,R G .11 one 5 TIRES like new 7 35 x 15 1 ing. 6 rooms i3 bedrooms), ! Po 1'lls I Tuesday, Decen.ber 13, at 7:30 gifts · for . Girls Industrial university, there are several ll in your home. Call 992·32\£. ~;I <.:h:~~e~~ lnt:~~:l!oaJniaE-x . Ph. g92'_6298. ' l2 9 6tr. 1 h.1ih fu ll b<:~scmmt, g.uage. H&R Firestone ~ 1 at th~ grade school rutJi_torium. School. 1 typist vacancies at the pres· 12 13 6.c ecut l\e \lod-7.iOhh Car l S· 1 I Own~r must sell $8.000.00. t.:yraruse Ball Park Pasto:-s of the community Will i THURSDAY tnl lime in administrati ve of. 100 YEAR OLD Walnut secre- II sell, Hutland, 0. Ph. 742 • • POTATOES, get your winter I POMEROY - 14 story frame, D-0 Bar , . •6-J provide the program. Hefre!lh-11 MAGNOLIA TEMPLE Pvthfi ces. Duties will include: typ. tary, 7ft. high. Glass doors ~12 12 6tp · potalees while they last. 5 rooms 13 bed roomS!, balh, Pomeroy Cem~nt Blt>ck ~ . ~·, ments Will be served. All par- ian Sisters will m,.t Thursday ing .reports and correspond- and top. Desk at bottom. Ph. , - --- - - - -- - · ---· Clarence Proffitt, Por!land, enclosed ha<'k porch, corm·r Honda. .Ji , ents and friends are urged lC. I at 7:30p.m. at . hAll, 12 11 3tc GERMAN Shepherd pups. Walt- O. Ph. B43-!254 • ence; filing; keeping detailed 992-62 36. o tfcl lol. iOx!IIO, out of high waler. Ialley Belle Dairy . 4_2 atlend. Followmg the meetirtg, t~m 10 3 records requiring the use of __ - ----.- er Wi lson. Ph. 992-71128. ,;1~.00. lhgb Game and Series -N~rk THE ANNUAL Christmas will be a Christmas l)llrty aoa independent judgment. Appli- RUGS DIRTY' Rent .electnc 12 12 3tp I BRADBURY _ One story Coates .226, 628; Team l!1g11 rarly of the Middleport Busmess, gift exchange. , ca nl must be high school shampooer lor $1 With purWanted To I fra me ialummum sia mg '· Game Hun ,· and Professional Women's club I W0\1EN'S ASSOCIATION of graduate and hove at Jeasl chase of Lustre Foam. EbersBuy rooms. bath. c ·ellar, leve l lot, H1gh Team Senes II & R will be held Tuesaay evenoug. the First Presbyl-.ian 0 one year of office experience. bach Hardware, Pomeroy, · STANDING timber In Ollfo For Solo-Scotch Pine locat.ed on route 14:<. $4,500.0,0. Firestone. 2649. December 13, at the home ot Church in Midrileporl will me<t 12 Salary $Z76 per month. Call _9 _61c_ or West Virginia, or M old WANT TO WITU - - -- Mrs. Edison Weaver, Mason, I Thursday evening, 7:30 p.m. 21 Ohio Univemly, Personnel Of- LEGHORN HE~S. 50c ea_ch. W. farms with Umi>or. ar1oD ' Locally Grown Sheared US POMEROY L.~· ':S wilh Mrs. Gloria Ebersbach as l lhe church. Mrs. Joe o·ailey 1 fice, 594-5836. 12 11 3tc S. Mi chael, Near Chester. Reynolds, 80.1: 77, Syracuse, lnd Sprayed-Display at Albert M. Cnx, Broker Tri County L.eagut! hostess. There will be a $l 1 is program leader and Mrs. Eu~ BAR MAID. Apply at Hi-Ho Phone 985-3956. 12 7 6tp 0. t ll10'ltp Jlenry Ci•land, Saltsman Polots gift exchange. The hostess cum· ward Cooks', devotional leader. Bar, Middleport, 0. - - - - ... - Office 992-JIIJQ Forem an-Abbolt ~~ mitlee is In charge of the pro- Hostesses wllf be 'Mr.. Owighl 12 7 fitc Evenings 992·25li8 or 992-3636 llob urn l,o. I gram. Wallace, Mrs. Joe Bailey, 60 12 13 lie Crow's Steak Hou se Mrs. William Ohlin•er, Mrs. Help Wanted ~ lJ 803 Brownell Ave. - - - - - - -Cra 1g·s Markel 49 DECEMBER MEETING of • Ed d MARRIED MAN for farm work AC&OSIJ j . DOWN l8.s.tne 17; ACRE larm, bouse WilD I Hoisum No 2 ,, Lydm Circle of United Meth .. Leo Kennedy, Mrs. , war 3,Cityi11 I :LAllota tcibu. MIDDLEPORT 1 rooms and ba1h, cettar. c•tt"' I G A p t dist church ·will be Tuesday at Smith, Mrs. Emil Ball. • house furnished. P. M. Cowd. 38 21 , Goorgta. :t.F.,.e!t:nert 1_ . house, 2 large barns.free seri•s l<ogp.m., at the home of Mrs. EPISCOPAL . CHURCHWOery, Long Bottom, 0. 1 7 30 ing PONIES, chok-e eolors and gas. 2 farm ponds, tmmedl· Team liiJ;:h Kermit Walton. There will be a men have annual 12 11 3tc t 0 11 234 638 ·--- I Cer. '.t,: or stream:. 22. •-rn& heights. Child trained and ate occupa~cy, Pearl Wll· 1~am~ ;~d Se;JeS _ lfolsum No. 1 $l gift exchange and members \ Christmas · p~~am · ~nd p1rty . PART TIME waitress. Apply j 11.~d& · .4.Poem ~~ak· green broke. Terms. Call or !Jam_,, 992-2:-Ha or lt92-~l, are to bring .lood for Christ· Thursday evenmg, at the ~e. 1 910 2602 . ira person are Crow·s Steak l2.Bbeeplik& ,• ~.Compaaa Foet• see E. J. Hill, Flatwoods I 10 J tte ' ' b kels of Mrs. Harry Moore, . Wtfh 1 l3.PneumatJ4 ~ l!Oint -mas as . .nd M . House, Pomeroy, 0. tube 6.'J'heeartl& 2<.L.... o Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. lnsur•nce City Leogue RIVERVIEW Garden Club Mrs. 0 . B. Stout a . . . rs. 12 a !tc U.Fnmcl& 12 8 9tc ------ - - November 21,1166 will have a Christmas party, Rome Williamson as ''''" byfono a.J.lolyrtleO&' J - --- - i GET A quotation !rom REU· Points Tuesday, Dec. 13 al 7:30 p.m. es. Mrs. Herbert Seth Will 1!. Sul>onert<e 21. N0>11 oak GOOD USF.D tires. t1.95 and TER INSUKANCE AGENCY II k at lhe home of Mrs. Denver speak on Christmas on .England 9 Ll k. 62 31 C1,.o l'IC. '"f tloUt • veoa -"".Foo·me• up. Pomeroy Horne Dl:•. Aut o. . uc ore reoewIn•• your Syracuse Ba par ll'eber with Mrs. Ernest as anc knew II iS a chIld . 37 ' Level'" 37.Sooffed lO. Takeo.JIIe· C:.:ech, ll 9 1:ltc auto in.surance. We may be ' H &: ~· Firestone Ill) ' OCK SPRINGS GRANGE BOY or GIRL c tineDt• tureagain }:lresldcnt 39.Teammllle R 1 Hod 58 Whitehead as co-hostess. Mem~ R 1 '• 19. &.:;r, • :t4.Interj(!ctiol3.9 or QB &nil. a"uDGET PRICED lurnlture lr able to anvo you mooe:.2 Uc na 51l bers are to bring Christmas ar.. will meet Thursday, at 1 p.m. In Rutl•nd on Main ,B.Re~r~ 16.Spberea :n.l'itch.crs l-IB . -Pomeroy Cement Block 58 rangemenls and $l gift ex- for a potluck dinner with meat Street & Colfega Ave. :!· •. our third floor budget shop. AUTOMOBILE msurance been Valley Belle Dairy 40 changes. provided by the home Earn Money and Prizes w " Baker furniture, Moddleport · milt The -•ular ahbr. Obio. ICS corn ee. ' , .. D 11 12 tfc. canceJled? Lost your operat- High Game _ Ken Yeauger, O.fivoring The D•ily 2!.Exoia" ·· or's ltcense·r Call WV 2-21166. 245 ; High Senes _ Dee HawWEDNESD~Y meeting and progra~n : wm fol. Stntinel to established tion ot e I! Uc fey, 598; Team High Game WHITE ROSE LODGE AuxU· !ow at 8 p.m. Route 25. iary will meet Wednesd".y, Dec. WILLING WORKERS cl.,. of hox o Hanna Line Legal Notice Pomeroy Cement Block, 954 ; 14 at lhe legion ha.ll In Midd. ' le- the Ent-rise EUB church CALL 992-2156 High Team Series ~ D-D Bar, port. A potluck dmner Wt 11 be will meet··r 1 27.SouthSc~ TRAVEL TRAILERS LEGAL Nontr -• at the home of Mrs. p;umlh,u (Qu•titv Buill) I r,;.Jd.~ ( ·.ll,t hl.'d. Gooo i'.'JI,, n 1 1.647 served at 1 p.m. Memb<>rs Br~ Ed Klllu 28. Put o~ k ' •ldlnK ~ o JesHe E J ~e~rH, I..I!Uorl, W - -· , ed •• 'l'hun;da,'y e\ICrJng f6r "to bE! '" 1967 Models In Stoc : ... ~. ~~ hereb y nol ll ol'd that on IIW I w d d M~ d Le reminded to brms a CO"/er a. :::Ch:r~is:t::m::"':· ~P::"::I::Y:_·- - - 29. lo' raglle l•th <I~Y of "''ovemht'r, lYtl~. Ulan K Ear: y e nes ay ..... e ague ' dish and table service. There For RP.nt . & YONS c;uvd~~oin h' Dale t:. Warnrr. "I. N embe 30 19fil I ROUSH ""' ""' ,.,,.,.,IIJIDII""'"' ov r ' Won lost will be a one dollar gift ••· Don't NegiectSIIppiiCJ ! ROOM furnished apartment · !.·••'..-. To",f.? ·~ ba<:k CAMPING TRAILERS I""""" Pl~rnloH, ftled ~~~ pel1t1on hAr :16 Ml.saion Horton St. M_a_ s_ o n, w. Va. a8 det .. nd .. nt In lh~ ("'-"'of ('vmmon B F' 27 15 change. and 4 room lurni ~ hr-d apllft· 37:Brler -l'le;u , M'!'Oil:. t_:ounly, Obou. t."illte No - s AMATEUR Gardeners Club rl ment. Adult s. Refprenres. 126 14024. '""'"IC r.. , ' '••one rmno the Foursome 11 15 3B.SeltinR" ~~PACH£ _ . t;rld Mary t..:atntor•ne Uoortwln un fbe Iof Middleport wilf have its an. Dot~t,etthdrop,{IUPOI'WObU.a; Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy, 992- ;i9. Moretn~ cruund~ ot l'l'•lllul AhM-u~e "' Uld Four Spo:-tsmen 2l 21 ' Wedne wneeyoutJD; ••t.~ _ottneez d.....,.ndt>:tt ~ ••-....... uer.. nd,.nt frnn1 ~aid pla1nlllf ror mur e . nual Chnstmas pany I· Dont bo IJU!.OJed and~ 6698. t2 8 Uc 20 22 •r· ALL NEW FOR 1"'7 lhan nne ,·ear Tu • !'liSt. ~ro51 ne11lel't Spoilers De 14 I the home f by mcb har:UlJcapa, •ABT&IITH, an "' day, C. , B k 0 alkaliDe III.OIWCid.) POWdtt t.o.IPrtn• 167 A h M d.tl or duly ~nd ut reme cruc uv. t'lMinllfl four Ares 18 <IJ ttl A 'ft ~lli.IHIII 4 ROOM unfurnished apartmen t ! 40. Searches 1 ,.,,~s '"' ,,, e4u•taht .. otl't'too of for p.tc e ar.t aT~., Mrs. Walter Croo R. g1 llle on -,vur,p • .· P.l iint:teel· in Pom~rny. PIL W2-5J85. I 4l.AnAntare21 Feet Long the real pro"'''' ~· a""ell Mnd ll~hoJotle, Double M's 13 29 exchange w'lllbe held and pack~~! .. ~~ .. ld eomton. tl l 1967 Ap.tch" Due Dec. 10 of t he p... rtle• ~nd lor nHtH pru11er Se Ll ~~ ..,_ tut t~rre.l tt 16 tfc I ca.exp orerrelit'{ . fiald ('~U~I! Will he Tor nearlne High Game and ries nage wrappin~s JudRedHosteR&- ra~~~ ,'.,diU; - --- ------I and lUI "" •lr 2t•L daJO &£ da Boyles 179 462 · Charles ks . M lllf . ftJWblre TRAJL F:H ~PJ('e 0n Brownell 1 English - -~-- -- · - - A. o. tuat~ · ' • . es will be Mrs. Croo , ra. coua .., . · ~~ , (:omp()ser Auto Sales 01~ " E. t;oudwln Boyles, 20:1, 566; Team Hu~h _ _ ;; ; Av~ .• Middltoport. Ph. 0 1 DAILY CftVD'NVliUOTE- Here's how to work Its -C De VI 11 P., t:row, ',\~. ~~~.r~i ••~:~~erNut PrTend 1Game and Series- B-F's, 6~ ·'-- 1~T' ~ 2ti2:i. ll lU tiC ._ • .._'"' 1956 CADILLAC oupe ( 'row a. l'ortet 1998 \ A X Y D L B A A. X B 1 all pow~r also a lYb~ Stude- Auunu•yH for l'taontlff • FURI'ii~HP:i)4-~~om - ap:1rt -~ 1e L 0 N U F E 1~ L 0 W ' ! u TJ fl. 1~, ~. ~~~ u:u I, 13, 20-7te baker 1 •League • mrnt with hath. Ph. 992·3056. 1 one h·tt~r almp!y stand& for anoUter. l!l thl11 •ample A la u~ . . Lark ' standard . 5 transNPw ----· -- LEGAL NOTICE - --Thursday Tripes 882 235 for Ule Um~e L's, X tor the two O'a, elc. Single lettera, apo1.. mtSSIOn. Ph . · ·· 'fhe annual meeting of the December I, 1166 __ __ _ __ L! _li _ll c j trophies. the length and !onnaUon of the words are all btnt.. Haven, W. Va . 12 12 6tc slockhvlders ot Lhe Pomeroy Won Lost SLEEPING room s, f'io~e in : .Each day the code letters are dl!ferent. l955 CHEVROLET $125, good National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, Map1e Lawn Poullry 25 11 town , 127 Buflt>rnut Ave., A Cryptorram Quotation. condition : also electric mea t : fo t.he election of director,; N. V . . Central 24 12 Pomeroy, 12 6 tfc B v o u 1 A K K H K J wE v oF v o K EN A Blicer, ·$20: Allia • _Chalm- · ant the transaction ot anY Three Aces 17112 18 1,} 6 HOOM house and b~tli. fur. ers tractor and eqUipment. . other business that may come Two A ces & A Deuce 15 21 VEETHP GEA WR HJJWSAJBA.-POTWI 1 na('e and e.arage , 25S W Mam . . Warm morning stove wtlh i t>t>forc tht! meeting, will be· City Loon Hlhi 21 % St ., PomE>I O}, 0 . Ph . ~12- I l'~terdl.y'~ ('ry ptoquott-: lNDEPENDENCE. lJKE HONOR. I blower, $25. Ph. 949-'lfl7:l. J:lfl.;;~ htla at UM! offit:e ol said Pom· \fC"I<enzie's Raiders 12 24 2668 or 992-2!fGi. 12 5 tic! ]g A ROCKY [SLAND WITHOUT A BEACH.-·NAPOLEOM j Scarberry. 12 12 3tc . eroy National Bank on JHn· Hl~h r.al""'e - H. Ummas, llONAPARTE 5 ROOM houst> wil h balh. 1Jn 1 l9\9 FORD,3sicu. in. ••~one, I ua ry 10. IS67, at 3.30 p. m.. 231 : l!l~h Series - · R. Davis, '9 lii.ICI, Xlnt l'radicatl, ~ Pearl Sl ., Mif1dlt>porl . Oh10, 3 •peed standard shift. 1210. ' EDISON HOBST~ITER !49, Team flig' game - Maple near grarle •whvol "i t'l' Mallll:! alf.IO ,, 1959 F'fJ'-'~1.. ~fit ('tt. Pr ~side nt f.awn PoP 11 rv. fi·~. Te~ ·h)linh Bush. 68U Pagt: St., Mlrlf11P· i in. engine, ~75. Ph. 992.:1187. f!IJ 29 1121 6, 13, 2tJ. 1Series - New York Cenlral, port, 0. 12 I Uc u 13 6tp 27; (IJ 3, 6tc 1474. d' 'IONDER COMES ELVJNiiY 'BACK 11 ONI OP fHI Russell Miffs, Mrt. · Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Edgar Reyn· olds. PO'!EROY CHAPTER No. • · n Minnetonks Blvd., TUESDAY 80 Royal Arch Ma.on.o ~·11 is, Minn., 5:.llti. THE WSCS of the UnIted hold their stated convoca on 12 7 lltp Melhudist Church will meet on Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evening at the church. WSCS OF FOR·EST· RU:"l Members are to bring articles for basket for geedy family. M,elhodist church wiU •. r mf'E>l THE AMERICAN Legion l\ednesda.y ~t 6:30 p.m. or a Auxiliary of Lewis Mailley Post potlu~k dmner, follow~d bv .a will have a Christmas party I meetong and party With a gut 'ruesday at 7 p. m. al !he Ml. uchange. Brothers, 618 E. Maln St, romeroy. y 12 Uc JEST HOW DID 'IE FI66ER THAT OUT, MR.5MAR!V? SAlf.S·· & SERVICE e Cor • True• • Heoter service and collect trom au!~· II matic dispensers. No experi. ence needed - we estoblish accounts for you. Car, ences and $935 to $1785 capital nel'eSSIH)', 4 to hours weekly nets exceJlent !hi ·ncome full mon y 1 I I' ;,olc•cvi,ew more. For oca ·· Eage 1 10 ''us • trie:i,· wn,e u•'ATING, PLUMBING. Rural = Dolo! Bottle Gas. Arnold THI WILLETS YOUR I)IRTY CAR persun from t is are2. Poone !1!12-3284, Goe&Jelll Ready-Mil Co.. Middleport. Ohio. 6 30 Uo - - -AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgeratieo service, Jack's Refrigeratioo, New Haven. Phone TU 2-3537. f 8 tfc NEW CHEST FREEZERS . . $1S3 All Modoto Solo Pcicodl All Appliance• S•l• Pricedl We Service, DeliYtr. Finence Open Til 9 Every Night. Exupt Sunday ~ ea:;y. lllt!D LASSWILL ()tffA TH' ~6. ~97, ~eo BLAEnNARS Pomerey Pomero~ Authorized SJnger Sales CHRISTMAS SALE! -. and found lost I.Jl;========i!;:::=:::::::::=::::::::~===;;;;~~== H0 NDA Experienced WLEY DAVIDSON folding type, nearly new. P. Service. J 29 Uc 0 . M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, o. Business pportun1ty F I 12 11 3tc READY-MIX concrete. deUvered right to your PfOICCl a& MAN OR WOMAN. d Fre u"ma•h PttO . NE WY 2·2156 \ :> ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, 112 baths. Ph. 992-2590. 11 2S tfc Pane l. t:Wd tin•s, solid body, h{'a lt>r ~::,:.~ ~ ~·.~':: ::~·:~a.:;: • · • " M. I17 For Sale or Rent ly CARD 1/oJSTt:AD? A cl i:;:ant cousin on Ccusin Ben has left me $2000, Phij\lis! He waoaere~ in when 40u mothe1·':;; went out for the mai l! '· ~~fO· , ...• • I • ~· il' -"'~--....... GASULIN! ALLEY "' J ,, ,;J '"' ~q2 ~ -·2·1~ TH& BOliN LOJR By ART SANSOM SPRING~: ~ednesday, t~nd Pom·i r~s tot~l:ng _ l~2!'i_~).: J }~~~R Jawa~ay, ty~, att~(·hmen.h. o~:Y I ~ctl~ . ~e I ~a~lyn:~ ' ... -;-j ~u;•t l ~~e ~.~JmseH:~d 8~5· ~.,,1..1,,., automa~c {'hang~r, 45 5 I S~A(5.E~PeARE 7:~ ~awlmgs 13 ;I CHRISTMAS TREES PIIECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'THE MOGU~t COMPAH'Y DlQE(ToQS MIJ"jT BE M!;ETIHG. f'U(I, BCNII BtT "r\.1(;1~ J:Yf!";l.L ~OP WI41:N THE.',' 9i'E LAlO OUT; PI?OF\TS IN S1j\ 'THE" <,;.«LES PROGQAM I I I I I G!Zh ! '80uf l'\Jt ~ T~ J p MOGUlt OUTI='l ' IHE.'f"l?5 BIC! 10::: ' <'OUR UtKLE - ~ T'i'lPLE THE il? NONTI--IS! DON'T !:ORGET, SIS ! t~ DA~ Rawhn~< lly HAROLD GRAY 01-l, I OUNN01 UNCLE B00-800 l'i ~JUO:.T ' ~OUT ~~ACY ALL ~ISH FOR \IJ\IEN J P. Ct't.l~, LOHC I'Ll t:lccEPT IT 1 TO LAI'O A 6\G: JOB! - OMC'i: l-1E ~! --::) PERS~lAllY~ Un~ed 1 S~LL-LIST i BRADFORDS ABBIE A~D SLATS lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN - - - - - - - - OAILYA.. CROSS.WOR" e.~::._:.: ~a:::; .~'Za.,. I ~~gh u6oam:r,~d wll~ th~1r 1 1 I rnone~ ~:~~rproot WANTED 'l.~~~;a ~~~~ish L ro.host&-.~- I • :~n.canten.d. D~Dw ;:rs I'LANS? l HADN'T EVEN IHOIJ6I.IT ASOUT IT ... .... I Es'o'l~~.·," ~' ~om- .I ~~.~- Ai FIIC:5T : WAe. FURIOU5 WHEN JANIE. LO&T ~ER POCKET600K .. I K>.olll, PfRRY. IT MADE: M: FMR FOR YOUR MARRIAGE , i I r'ALSE TEETH r....... ~nrr •h~ !W·I ~~~~"mber, *" ' . ·'··- By RALPH HEIMOAHL ~- ! m((GO,. "'0 -:-E-L YO.JHE S \ 'OT '3AD \\ :Tr-J. FI!ET; ErTMER! 1 I i I ••twu ... ' •' ~~ · ' . 11-f) . "Don't think of It • .-niiiJ otuck with a •s tab, Jimmy, Jhlnk ef .It u &H'Ini llrllll"t A'• on JfNI homework!" ,. '. ' • • ' I-l lS �'*'' .....__. ........ __ ... oiolo • - ---- - - .,., _ _ _ _ ._ . , . . . _ _ .,.; ·" " " " - " " ' ,.,_. , .. . . , . _ . . _......._~_. 1M . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ........... . .--.. . . . fl.··-- ............... - ~------ . , - · · · •• ! >:<p;: ".' • • ~ 't ' •• Jl ,I • I I ,• • UIINIY GOOGLI 1rttl INUIII'Y IMITH Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Services &-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M iddleport, 0 ., Dee. 13, 1968 WI\Nl AD INFORMATION Business MAKE MORE Servicei PROFIT by listing your finn's services tn the Daily Sentinel's Business Service column. ro ro 11 Clll cUSTOM butchering, will buy For Sale hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. NEW SI!IPMENT of clothing ---:-:===~1.:..1.:..1.:...rlc has arrived, nice line of chil· A.UCMUNEER 64 CORVAIR $1095 5_00 coupe. Low mileagt> . lo{'al 1 owner, std. trans. Turquo1se dren's clothing, including toys Complete senlet iinish, nnyl interior, R and H. also men's work uniforms, Crill Hradhtrd Jeffer's Used Clothing Store, Wrllo, Proot or Coalld $695 61 CORVAIR . Rl. 33, going towards the A. L. IIRAUFUIID 700 Ot>luxP 4 Door. one of tht> s~:trpesl cars m ~o~·n. Power· Fairgrounds.12 11 6tc RaciDe1 Oklo ul\t'\e ndio .a.nd ht•.ater, good \I hllewalls, gret'n fmJSh. 1 1 tfc "' · 10 CAST IRON steam radiators, $1099 Ph 949 ••'WING ma•••- replll' ..,. ORVAIR - - -----,--- - - - - 1 bathroom outfit. . - ox. ....._.. 63 C 280J. . l2 1t Jtc rice, aU make~. \YY WZIM. -~- 2 SIGNS Pomerov Motor Co. QUAliTY ,.,, w.:~~~· a.rvtc• • cu, .,., .,.,ra on• •~"~M"... M'"'""'"' c...,.. .,111"".. u c••n ,., -ro ''' 1'H , . . Hcu"" ....n••n~ .. " ' n11t OltcOUnt on ,,,. Ht ,.~a 1t ...... _. ... •'"' " '~· ..::::-:. ~~.~· ro r u.u, 1:10 •· J ONE STOKER, 1 wheel Pomeroy Motor Co. M. -. .. r••, •z• a. M. ,. " ' " •• OT'I •• . . . . N.... OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. To rLACI • ... uu ... aD~otel•• WANT aD ~ 1be Fabrtc Shop, C1-~- air, .......,, . . an For Rent - S MOTORCYCLE RADIATOR SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BLAmNARS From the Lar~est Phone 992·2143 Truck or Pomeroy, 0. Bulldozer Rad1ator To The Smallest Heater core. For Sale . THAlLER. Brown's Trailer 2· PIECE living room su1te, 3 ijT- _Lady's black ':ar c:'<ll, ~ Park, Minersville, 0. Ph. 99'2· end tables, C'hild's desk cmd at l\ac1ne Laundry Mat Sun· 3324_ 12 13 -~lc Wonder norse, can be seen day Finder call 949-2773. -- - · - at 3Jb Lasley St Pomerev, . 12 13 3tc FURNISHED 2 bedroom a.part., 12 13 61." d 0 ' .. - ment, furnace heat, M• die-\ _.~ -- ~--LOST - Substantial -· -rewa,-d RCA TV · Port, 0. Ph, 992-3874. and white · ·• lor I lost male dog, medium 11 28 tfc BLACK 21 m. screen, $75. Ph. late Ph. 992·2143 an~~~~::::::::::::::::::: • o ... - • POMER OY NICI51 PEOPLII I" dog,~· ~'2 DOWN WITH SROCERIES ••• rr~o;r~EI'lE,FOR A F£W u.!!!!.!. ~~~!.'j '"' SE(;ONDS, EMITTI 1>16 ALI64-4T•6REEJSil5H (:1.01(. AND THI:N ITTOOKOFFAT f'ANTA'r!TIC. 5I'EED IN AN E~TERI.Y DIREGTLON. DICK RAWLiNGS LI'L ABNER Rawlings H.9ild1 S1les . , WY Z-2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO WAL/3/) LONG, 1-40NEST ABE..'.' IT WERE NICE. BE IN ' '10"-£. PAPP'/- MlNUiES IN TH' LAST 30 RADIATOR DON'T BE SERVICE ASHAMED .DF Coro FOR ONLY • Bulldozer Y'ARS,THA."- WAS$ MINUTI.' WHEN MAAAYIN' SAM'S 1<11'"-"-YIN' t.fCENSE WAS DISLE.GAL·· SOc ' BE PROOD OF A CLEAN CAR U·DRIYE·THRU eAny Type KEITH GOBLE FORD 1.. CAR WA$H MldCIIIJIOrt, 0 A Gll'r FOR A CHOORS'E, fiJHE~ f 'rtXJ RTr IT THAT k!AY rrs IJIJT R£AIL'I' BRI&R\' AT AU., II; ITJ l't;SSI~ ltl RJT 'rt1U OO<JW ~AMC£ 61FT, C€RrAI/JL Y! Rli.ITICIAkl? fUT SOCIAL CA J FNllAR THAT'S .fRff!:ERT'! ·HOIV ~I.D 'ttXJ U!<.t A loJICE BIG CHRIITMAi ., BOWLING wit h t he' BEST " ~ROM'TH'GENERAL SToRE LOADED CALL 9 9'l~IBI •ized long blond hair. Call. eveomg 949 _266 1. , 1 .. •· • 12 13 61c coll..:t Gallipolis 367·7439 a [-~ ~'OUR ROOM furnisbed oparl! __ ___ . . SUPER SERVICE STATION 10 ter p.m. week days, al l i _ment WY 2-3658. _ _ • ~ : GOOD, clean, lump, egg P:~~ Real Estate For Sale day Sunday. 1:!. 13 5tc !4 ROOM furni shed aparlment Oll lreated stoker coal. I d '1 Pood --- -~- --------_:::_..:..__:__..,.._ - - - 1 . Ph oock Coal Co., 1 block from' AKC Miniature an oy 51 u HOUSE on 464 Souih 41h St., LOST: "Dancer," red brown,, Wlth balh, In Pomeroy. f. traffic light m Cheshire, 0. 1 Jes • . black or Silver. Phone Middlcporl. 0., $ti.80U. Can be 4 lb. ~gistered Chihuahua. ~ 1112-3975 or 992-2571. 12 ~-c Ph. 367·7526. 12 1 tfc I service and groomlng. bouoht with ~ma!l down pav· Reward for retu;.nu:g him. ~ flffiNISHED and unfurnished i Nt-:RVOUS?-- can't sleep?~Tryj 992-5443. ll 25 tfc me~, balanc~ lib" rent. Ca-ll Call Pl&-3441 or lllifrl'<l Stepp I apartments. Close to school. ed re-I . Valley Lumber & Supply Co., 12 lZ 3lc' Phone 992-0434. 10 18 lfc Sleepers. Guarante k SINGER Sewing Machme. ; M'ddl 1 cporI 1 0 • 992- 2709• ---~ . _ _ 1 liults or money bac ·I sews forward and reverse, z1~ i 13 9lc LOST - German shepherd Only 98c. Nelson's Pharmacy, I zag equipped to butlonbole, 1 __ '· Moriah Baptist church, Middle- ROCK Beller browu, female. Contact LinFor Sale Pomeroy, 0. II 25 31ltp 1 monogram. darn, elc. Sews ' ; ROOM house, full basement, port. t health club wiii ·Jlletl &1 lhe 1 da Durst at 992-2916. answers INOTICE _ Unclaimed lreigl:l. . like new. Pay off 4 payments , ball>. nrw gas furnace, alu'TI· THE WINDING Trail Garden IMethodist churcJ4 to (18me of ''Maggie Jane." i 10 new zig zag sewing maeh· UON'T pump your sluggl~b sep· $7.00 each. Ph. 992-268~1 . inum ~iding. Call 992-6274. POMEROY LANES . · at 11 a.m. A potluck dinner 12 11 31p I ines with 20 year factory g1.1ar- tic ~ank. Get Klean -Em -All 2 8 tf Club Will have a Christmas dm-1 . h t f . hed b I c1 12 13 3tp_ December 1, 19&6 . • w1t mea urms y lh e - - - - - ------ nntee nalionally advertised I Septic Tank Clea!'ler. Land- - - - - --- -- --·-- --'- M- 1- ··-- B -d Women's Tbursday League ~er ~t B~ey ~3 res:a~r::tri on , dub~ wm ·be served' at noon. bral>d', to he sold for stor- mark Farm Bureau in VACUUM CLEANER out . ' l_ousel on rolatwayd Won J.ost ue.s ay, c. 'a : v·m·ITt 'II be a 25 . cent grab ---=-,Notice -·-· · . ~ . a · "u ,,t, 1n acme, arge o em , (ollowed by a party and gift Jere WI . . PIANO TUNING, School, age freight $41.- i _eroy, o_.-of tallk com- : garden, write or contart Mrs. 1 Up BoHling Co. 25 11 exchange in party room. . rand .secret, pal gJfts Will ex. church, home, Ph. L;;Jne Dan·,1 50 eac h, can be P<lld . $5.00 ''1\EVEB. used anything hke! plete wJth Beulah Bradford. Box: 116, ' Simon's Market 21 15 MIDDLEPORT Lodge No. 363 . cha!iged. Each member IS to iels, 992·5509. 12 7 l2tp per month. We Wlll del1tver to I il. '' say users of Blue Lustre 1 4 paym;n ts $!>.00 eat:h 12 Hacine. Phone 949•382 1. i Rulland Ot!pl. Store 17 19 will hold a special meeting on contribute towar.d the program 685 Adams- and Stanley Auction your home to sew on t1em to ! for cleaning ca rpet. Hent ~h~_·_. _: lllOtc ·N. Y. Clothing House 17 19 luesday at p.m. to cohfer The afternoon Will be spent l,n 12 730 1 House and Trading Post make sure yo~u are completr- eledric shampooer $l. Baker . I I - --,- Flescher's Texaco 14 22 lhe Enter Apprenlice degrl'e.l prepanng glfL~ for Carm~n s b now under one roof at ly sa iisfied. Call 992~3218. I Furniture Co. 12 12 6lc GlVE. the perfect . glfL ~.llS\89 ACR.E farm, 3 b~roon.s, Landmark 1-l 2.l 11arr L Chesher worshipful Rest home and the sic~ and Laurel Cliff School House 12 13 6tc l - -- - - - - - - - --Chmtmas that Will be tre.ts- house WJth bath, l miles from , High Game - Betty Smith, Y . ' elderly of/ Lhe commuruty, - - -- -·- _- - ---:-- -, IF carpels look dull and drear, •d life time. Portra1t tilk· Pomeroy, Rt. 143, phone 992. . . master. oRn S7tabte Routeolp2e4n 1967 C'miSOLFt STEIHfo:tO-f_ remove the spots as they t ina )'uur own horne. Aho l 7009. 12 g 6tp 1192: 5121!ghTSemnesllg-1 RACINE WESLEYAN Servl. POMEROY t. y-pass, taken in l_ove Y \~~ nu ~ms~J. , appear with blue Lustf"e. wedding and dvic affa ir s. call 1 -- - -ey: , : L~a • ~ 1 '--'~ ? 1ce .Guild will have its annua club w1\J meet at tht home, . of 1 1Z noon. Jim Adams1120and radio I'IJUipped wit h 4 'peed I Hent eledric shampooer .II. nnw for appointmenls tn gtwr· /J.Ill,.lttt SerieS - Simon s Mruket .('hnstmas party Tuesday, Dec. Mrs. Ben Neutzltng, Wednesda.y Worthy Stanley. He dial VCII · j Pomeroy Cement Bloc k Co. antee delivery before christ- \Af..,Riu- l'(t:lfll 7 2343. f13 at at the home_of Mrs. at 2 p.m., for their regular ~ery~•le Help Wlnted ume control. ThiS set 3) 12 12 6tc mas. Call 992-3Z3l or 919· INeva Bailey. There Will be ") meellng and Christmas party 3041. 12 9 6tc POMEROY- One story hom~, I Der~:e~~g.u~9~S $1 gift exchange. A tl f>( . with !I 50 cent , gift exchange. CLERK Typl.st II, "Due to the months old.25Take ovr\ pay-·CITIZEN BAI\'D one Mosley 1 , SYRACUSE PT menls of Sl · per wee or ! 3 element bea~ 1 one 23 <.:han· alununum and Permastone siu-1 J wi me ' Members are :reminded to bri~ growth and expansion of Lhe pay balance due $101.95. Try R ,R G .11 one 5 TIRES like new 7 35 x 15 1 ing. 6 rooms i3 bedrooms), ! Po 1'lls I Tuesday, Decen.ber 13, at 7:30 gifts · for . Girls Industrial university, there are several ll in your home. Call 992·32\£. ~;I <.:h:~~e~~ lnt:~~:l!oaJniaE-x . Ph. g92'_6298. ' l2 9 6tr. 1 h.1ih fu ll b<:~scmmt, g.uage. H&R Firestone ~ 1 at th~ grade school rutJi_torium. School. 1 typist vacancies at the pres· 12 13 6.c ecut l\e \lod-7.iOhh Car l S· 1 I Own~r must sell $8.000.00. t.:yraruse Ball Park Pasto:-s of the community Will i THURSDAY tnl lime in administrati ve of. 100 YEAR OLD Walnut secre- II sell, Hutland, 0. Ph. 742 • • POTATOES, get your winter I POMEROY - 14 story frame, D-0 Bar , . •6-J provide the program. Hefre!lh-11 MAGNOLIA TEMPLE Pvthfi ces. Duties will include: typ. tary, 7ft. high. Glass doors ~12 12 6tp · potalees while they last. 5 rooms 13 bed roomS!, balh, Pomeroy Cem~nt Blt>ck ~ . ~·, ments Will be served. All par- ian Sisters will m,.t Thursday ing .reports and correspond- and top. Desk at bottom. Ph. , - --- - - - -- - · ---· Clarence Proffitt, Por!land, enclosed ha<'k porch, corm·r Honda. .Ji , ents and friends are urged lC. I at 7:30p.m. at . hAll, 12 11 3tc GERMAN Shepherd pups. Walt- O. Ph. B43-!254 • ence; filing; keeping detailed 992-62 36. o tfcl lol. iOx!IIO, out of high waler. Ialley Belle Dairy . 4_2 atlend. Followmg the meetirtg, t~m 10 3 records requiring the use of __ - ----.- er Wi lson. Ph. 992-71128. ,;1~.00. lhgb Game and Series -N~rk THE ANNUAL Christmas will be a Christmas l)llrty aoa independent judgment. Appli- RUGS DIRTY' Rent .electnc 12 12 3tp I BRADBURY _ One story Coates .226, 628; Team l!1g11 rarly of the Middleport Busmess, gift exchange. , ca nl must be high school shampooer lor $1 With purWanted To I fra me ialummum sia mg '· Game Hun ,· and Professional Women's club I W0\1EN'S ASSOCIATION of graduate and hove at Jeasl chase of Lustre Foam. EbersBuy rooms. bath. c ·ellar, leve l lot, H1gh Team Senes II & R will be held Tuesaay evenoug. the First Presbyl-.ian 0 one year of office experience. bach Hardware, Pomeroy, · STANDING timber In Ollfo For Solo-Scotch Pine locat.ed on route 14:<. $4,500.0,0. Firestone. 2649. December 13, at the home ot Church in Midrileporl will me<t 12 Salary $Z76 per month. Call _9 _61c_ or West Virginia, or M old WANT TO WITU - - -- Mrs. Edison Weaver, Mason, I Thursday evening, 7:30 p.m. 21 Ohio Univemly, Personnel Of- LEGHORN HE~S. 50c ea_ch. W. farms with Umi>or. ar1oD ' Locally Grown Sheared US POMEROY L.~· ':S wilh Mrs. Gloria Ebersbach as l lhe church. Mrs. Joe o·ailey 1 fice, 594-5836. 12 11 3tc S. Mi chael, Near Chester. Reynolds, 80.1: 77, Syracuse, lnd Sprayed-Display at Albert M. Cnx, Broker Tri County L.eagut! hostess. There will be a $l 1 is program leader and Mrs. Eu~ BAR MAID. Apply at Hi-Ho Phone 985-3956. 12 7 6tp 0. t ll10'ltp Jlenry Ci•land, Saltsman Polots gift exchange. The hostess cum· ward Cooks', devotional leader. Bar, Middleport, 0. - - - - ... - Office 992-JIIJQ Forem an-Abbolt ~~ mitlee is In charge of the pro- Hostesses wllf be 'Mr.. Owighl 12 7 fitc Evenings 992·25li8 or 992-3636 llob urn l,o. I gram. Wallace, Mrs. Joe Bailey, 60 12 13 lie Crow's Steak Hou se Mrs. William Ohlin•er, Mrs. Help Wanted ~ lJ 803 Brownell Ave. - - - - - - -Cra 1g·s Markel 49 DECEMBER MEETING of • Ed d MARRIED MAN for farm work AC&OSIJ j . DOWN l8.s.tne 17; ACRE larm, bouse WilD I Hoisum No 2 ,, Lydm Circle of United Meth .. Leo Kennedy, Mrs. , war 3,Cityi11 I :LAllota tcibu. MIDDLEPORT 1 rooms and ba1h, cettar. c•tt"' I G A p t dist church ·will be Tuesday at Smith, Mrs. Emil Ball. • house furnished. P. M. Cowd. 38 21 , Goorgta. :t.F.,.e!t:nert 1_ . house, 2 large barns.free seri•s l<ogp.m., at the home of Mrs. EPISCOPAL . CHURCHWOery, Long Bottom, 0. 1 7 30 ing PONIES, chok-e eolors and gas. 2 farm ponds, tmmedl· Team liiJ;:h Kermit Walton. There will be a men have annual 12 11 3tc t 0 11 234 638 ·--- I Cer. '.t,: or stream:. 22. •-rn& heights. Child trained and ate occupa~cy, Pearl Wll· 1~am~ ;~d Se;JeS _ lfolsum No. 1 $l gift exchange and members \ Christmas · p~~am · ~nd p1rty . PART TIME waitress. Apply j 11.~d& · .4.Poem ~~ak· green broke. Terms. Call or !Jam_,, 992-2:-Ha or lt92-~l, are to bring .lood for Christ· Thursday evenmg, at the ~e. 1 910 2602 . ira person are Crow·s Steak l2.Bbeeplik& ,• ~.Compaaa Foet• see E. J. Hill, Flatwoods I 10 J tte ' ' b kels of Mrs. Harry Moore, . Wtfh 1 l3.PneumatJ4 ~ l!Oint -mas as . .nd M . House, Pomeroy, 0. tube 6.'J'heeartl& 2<.L.... o Road, Pomeroy, Ohio. lnsur•nce City Leogue RIVERVIEW Garden Club Mrs. 0 . B. Stout a . . . rs. 12 a !tc U.Fnmcl& 12 8 9tc ------ - - November 21,1166 will have a Christmas party, Rome Williamson as ''''" byfono a.J.lolyrtleO&' J - --- - i GET A quotation !rom REU· Points Tuesday, Dec. 13 al 7:30 p.m. es. Mrs. Herbert Seth Will 1!. Sul>onert<e 21. N0>11 oak GOOD USF.D tires. t1.95 and TER INSUKANCE AGENCY II k at lhe home of Mrs. Denver speak on Christmas on .England 9 Ll k. 62 31 C1,.o l'IC. '"f tloUt • veoa -"".Foo·me• up. Pomeroy Horne Dl:•. Aut o. . uc ore reoewIn•• your Syracuse Ba par ll'eber with Mrs. Ernest as anc knew II iS a chIld . 37 ' Level'" 37.Sooffed lO. Takeo.JIIe· C:.:ech, ll 9 1:ltc auto in.surance. We may be ' H &: ~· Firestone Ill) ' OCK SPRINGS GRANGE BOY or GIRL c tineDt• tureagain }:lresldcnt 39.Teammllle R 1 Hod 58 Whitehead as co-hostess. Mem~ R 1 '• 19. &.:;r, • :t4.Interj(!ctiol3.9 or QB &nil. a"uDGET PRICED lurnlture lr able to anvo you mooe:.2 Uc na 51l bers are to bring Christmas ar.. will meet Thursday, at 1 p.m. In Rutl•nd on Main ,B.Re~r~ 16.Spberea :n.l'itch.crs l-IB . -Pomeroy Cement Block 58 rangemenls and $l gift ex- for a potluck dinner with meat Street & Colfega Ave. :!· •. our third floor budget shop. AUTOMOBILE msurance been Valley Belle Dairy 40 changes. provided by the home Earn Money and Prizes w " Baker furniture, Moddleport · milt The -•ular ahbr. Obio. ICS corn ee. ' , .. D 11 12 tfc. canceJled? Lost your operat- High Game _ Ken Yeauger, O.fivoring The D•ily 2!.Exoia" ·· or's ltcense·r Call WV 2-21166. 245 ; High Senes _ Dee HawWEDNESD~Y meeting and progra~n : wm fol. Stntinel to established tion ot e I! Uc fey, 598; Team High Game WHITE ROSE LODGE AuxU· !ow at 8 p.m. Route 25. iary will meet Wednesd".y, Dec. WILLING WORKERS cl.,. of hox o Hanna Line Legal Notice Pomeroy Cement Block, 954 ; 14 at lhe legion ha.ll In Midd. ' le- the Ent-rise EUB church CALL 992-2156 High Team Series ~ D-D Bar, port. A potluck dmner Wt 11 be will meet··r 1 27.SouthSc~ TRAVEL TRAILERS LEGAL Nontr -• at the home of Mrs. p;umlh,u (Qu•titv Buill) I r,;.Jd.~ ( ·.ll,t hl.'d. Gooo i'.'JI,, n 1 1.647 served at 1 p.m. Memb<>rs Br~ Ed Klllu 28. Put o~ k ' •ldlnK ~ o JesHe E J ~e~rH, I..I!Uorl, W - -· , ed •• 'l'hun;da,'y e\ICrJng f6r "to bE! '" 1967 Models In Stoc : ... ~. ~~ hereb y nol ll ol'd that on IIW I w d d M~ d Le reminded to brms a CO"/er a. :::Ch:r~is:t::m::"':· ~P::"::I::Y:_·- - - 29. lo' raglle l•th <I~Y of "''ovemht'r, lYtl~. Ulan K Ear: y e nes ay ..... e ague ' dish and table service. There For RP.nt . & YONS c;uvd~~oin h' Dale t:. Warnrr. "I. N embe 30 19fil I ROUSH ""' ""' ,.,,.,.,IIJIDII""'"' ov r ' Won lost will be a one dollar gift ••· Don't NegiectSIIppiiCJ ! ROOM furnished apartment · !.·••'..-. To",f.? ·~ ba<:k CAMPING TRAILERS I""""" Pl~rnloH, ftled ~~~ pel1t1on hAr :16 Ml.saion Horton St. M_a_ s_ o n, w. Va. a8 det .. nd .. nt In lh~ ("'-"'of ('vmmon B F' 27 15 change. and 4 room lurni ~ hr-d apllft· 37:Brler -l'le;u , M'!'Oil:. t_:ounly, Obou. t."illte No - s AMATEUR Gardeners Club rl ment. Adult s. Refprenres. 126 14024. '""'"IC r.. , ' '••one rmno the Foursome 11 15 3B.SeltinR" ~~PACH£ _ . t;rld Mary t..:atntor•ne Uoortwln un fbe Iof Middleport wilf have its an. Dot~t,etthdrop,{IUPOI'WObU.a; Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy, 992- ;i9. Moretn~ cruund~ ot l'l'•lllul AhM-u~e "' Uld Four Spo:-tsmen 2l 21 ' Wedne wneeyoutJD; ••t.~ _ottneez d.....,.ndt>:tt ~ ••-....... uer.. nd,.nt frnn1 ~aid pla1nlllf ror mur e . nual Chnstmas pany I· Dont bo IJU!.OJed and~ 6698. t2 8 Uc 20 22 •r· ALL NEW FOR 1"'7 lhan nne ,·ear Tu • !'liSt. ~ro51 ne11lel't Spoilers De 14 I the home f by mcb har:UlJcapa, •ABT&IITH, an "' day, C. , B k 0 alkaliDe III.OIWCid.) POWdtt t.o.IPrtn• 167 A h M d.tl or duly ~nd ut reme cruc uv. t'lMinllfl four Ares 18 <IJ ttl A 'ft ~lli.IHIII 4 ROOM unfurnished apartmen t ! 40. Searches 1 ,.,,~s '"' ,,, e4u•taht .. otl't'too of for p.tc e ar.t aT~., Mrs. Walter Croo R. g1 llle on -,vur,p • .· P.l iint:teel· in Pom~rny. PIL W2-5J85. I 4l.AnAntare21 Feet Long the real pro"'''' ~· a""ell Mnd ll~hoJotle, Double M's 13 29 exchange w'lllbe held and pack~~! .. ~~ .. ld eomton. tl l 1967 Ap.tch" Due Dec. 10 of t he p... rtle• ~nd lor nHtH pru11er Se Ll ~~ ..,_ tut t~rre.l tt 16 tfc I ca.exp orerrelit'{ . fiald ('~U~I! Will he Tor nearlne High Game and ries nage wrappin~s JudRedHosteR&- ra~~~ ,'.,diU; - --- ------I and lUI "" •lr 2t•L daJO &£ da Boyles 179 462 · Charles ks . M lllf . ftJWblre TRAJL F:H ~PJ('e 0n Brownell 1 English - -~-- -- · - - A. o. tuat~ · ' • . es will be Mrs. Croo , ra. coua .., . · ~~ , (:omp()ser Auto Sales 01~ " E. t;oudwln Boyles, 20:1, 566; Team Hu~h _ _ ;; ; Av~ .• Middltoport. Ph. 0 1 DAILY CftVD'NVliUOTE- Here's how to work Its -C De VI 11 P., t:row, ',\~. ~~~.r~i ••~:~~erNut PrTend 1Game and Series- B-F's, 6~ ·'-- 1~T' ~ 2ti2:i. ll lU tiC ._ • .._'"' 1956 CADILLAC oupe ( 'row a. l'ortet 1998 \ A X Y D L B A A. X B 1 all pow~r also a lYb~ Stude- Auunu•yH for l'taontlff • FURI'ii~HP:i)4-~~om - ap:1rt -~ 1e L 0 N U F E 1~ L 0 W ' ! u TJ fl. 1~, ~. ~~~ u:u I, 13, 20-7te baker 1 •League • mrnt with hath. Ph. 992·3056. 1 one h·tt~r almp!y stand& for anoUter. l!l thl11 •ample A la u~ . . Lark ' standard . 5 transNPw ----· -- LEGAL NOTICE - --Thursday Tripes 882 235 for Ule Um~e L's, X tor the two O'a, elc. Single lettera, apo1.. mtSSIOn. Ph . · ·· 'fhe annual meeting of the December I, 1166 __ __ _ __ L! _li _ll c j trophies. the length and !onnaUon of the words are all btnt.. Haven, W. Va . 12 12 6tc slockhvlders ot Lhe Pomeroy Won Lost SLEEPING room s, f'io~e in : .Each day the code letters are dl!ferent. l955 CHEVROLET $125, good National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, Map1e Lawn Poullry 25 11 town , 127 Buflt>rnut Ave., A Cryptorram Quotation. condition : also electric mea t : fo t.he election of director,; N. V . . Central 24 12 Pomeroy, 12 6 tfc B v o u 1 A K K H K J wE v oF v o K EN A Blicer, ·$20: Allia • _Chalm- · ant the transaction ot anY Three Aces 17112 18 1,} 6 HOOM house and b~tli. fur. ers tractor and eqUipment. . other business that may come Two A ces & A Deuce 15 21 VEETHP GEA WR HJJWSAJBA.-POTWI 1 na('e and e.arage , 25S W Mam . . Warm morning stove wtlh i t>t>forc tht! meeting, will be· City Loon Hlhi 21 % St ., PomE>I O}, 0 . Ph . ~12- I l'~terdl.y'~ ('ry ptoquott-: lNDEPENDENCE. lJKE HONOR. I blower, $25. Ph. 949-'lfl7:l. J:lfl.;;~ htla at UM! offit:e ol said Pom· \fC"I<enzie's Raiders 12 24 2668 or 992-2!fGi. 12 5 tic! ]g A ROCKY [SLAND WITHOUT A BEACH.-·NAPOLEOM j Scarberry. 12 12 3tc . eroy National Bank on JHn· Hl~h r.al""'e - H. Ummas, llONAPARTE 5 ROOM houst> wil h balh. 1Jn 1 l9\9 FORD,3sicu. in. ••~one, I ua ry 10. IS67, at 3.30 p. m.. 231 : l!l~h Series - · R. Davis, '9 lii.ICI, Xlnt l'radicatl, ~ Pearl Sl ., Mif1dlt>porl . Oh10, 3 •peed standard shift. 1210. ' EDISON HOBST~ITER !49, Team flig' game - Maple near grarle •whvol "i t'l' Mallll:! alf.IO ,, 1959 F'fJ'-'~1.. ~fit ('tt. Pr ~side nt f.awn PoP 11 rv. fi·~. Te~ ·h)linh Bush. 68U Pagt: St., Mlrlf11P· i in. engine, ~75. Ph. 992.:1187. f!IJ 29 1121 6, 13, 2tJ. 1Series - New York Cenlral, port, 0. 12 I Uc u 13 6tp 27; (IJ 3, 6tc 1474. d' 'IONDER COMES ELVJNiiY 'BACK 11 ONI OP fHI Russell Miffs, Mrt. · Glenn Lambert and Mrs. Edgar Reyn· olds. PO'!EROY CHAPTER No. • · n Minnetonks Blvd., TUESDAY 80 Royal Arch Ma.on.o ~·11 is, Minn., 5:.llti. THE WSCS of the UnIted hold their stated convoca on 12 7 lltp Melhudist Church will meet on Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday evening at the church. WSCS OF FOR·EST· RU:"l Members are to bring articles for basket for geedy family. M,elhodist church wiU •. r mf'E>l THE AMERICAN Legion l\ednesda.y ~t 6:30 p.m. or a Auxiliary of Lewis Mailley Post potlu~k dmner, follow~d bv .a will have a Christmas party I meetong and party With a gut 'ruesday at 7 p. m. al !he Ml. uchange. Brothers, 618 E. Maln St, romeroy. y 12 Uc JEST HOW DID 'IE FI66ER THAT OUT, MR.5MAR!V? SAlf.S·· & SERVICE e Cor • True• • Heoter service and collect trom au!~· II matic dispensers. No experi. ence needed - we estoblish accounts for you. Car, ences and $935 to $1785 capital nel'eSSIH)', 4 to hours weekly nets exceJlent !hi ·ncome full mon y 1 I I' ;,olc•cvi,ew more. For oca ·· Eage 1 10 ''us • trie:i,· wn,e u•'ATING, PLUMBING. Rural = Dolo! Bottle Gas. Arnold THI WILLETS YOUR I)IRTY CAR persun from t is are2. Poone !1!12-3284, Goe&Jelll Ready-Mil Co.. Middleport. Ohio. 6 30 Uo - - -AIR CONDITIONING Refrlgeratieo service, Jack's Refrigeratioo, New Haven. Phone TU 2-3537. f 8 tfc NEW CHEST FREEZERS . . $1S3 All Modoto Solo Pcicodl All Appliance• S•l• Pricedl We Service, DeliYtr. Finence Open Til 9 Every Night. Exupt Sunday ~ ea:;y. lllt!D LASSWILL ()tffA TH' ~6. ~97, ~eo BLAEnNARS Pomerey Pomero~ Authorized SJnger Sales CHRISTMAS SALE! -. and found lost I.Jl;========i!;:::=:::::::::=::::::::~===;;;;~~== H0 NDA Experienced WLEY DAVIDSON folding type, nearly new. P. Service. J 29 Uc 0 . M. Cowdery, Long Bottom, o. Business pportun1ty F I 12 11 3tc READY-MIX concrete. deUvered right to your PfOICCl a& MAN OR WOMAN. d Fre u"ma•h PttO . NE WY 2·2156 \ :> ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, 112 baths. Ph. 992-2590. 11 2S tfc Pane l. t:Wd tin•s, solid body, h{'a lt>r ~::,:.~ ~ ~·.~':: ::~·:~a.:;: • · • " M. I17 For Sale or Rent ly CARD 1/oJSTt:AD? A cl i:;:ant cousin on Ccusin Ben has left me $2000, Phij\lis! He waoaere~ in when 40u mothe1·':;; went out for the mai l! '· ~~fO· , ...• • I • ~· il' -"'~--....... GASULIN! ALLEY "' J ,, ,;J '"' ~q2 ~ -·2·1~ TH& BOliN LOJR By ART SANSOM SPRING~: ~ednesday, t~nd Pom·i r~s tot~l:ng _ l~2!'i_~).: J }~~~R Jawa~ay, ty~, att~(·hmen.h. o~:Y I ~ctl~ . ~e I ~a~lyn:~ ' ... -;-j ~u;•t l ~~e ~.~JmseH:~d 8~5· ~.,,1..1,,., automa~c {'hang~r, 45 5 I S~A(5.E~PeARE 7:~ ~awlmgs 13 ;I CHRISTMAS TREES PIIECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'THE MOGU~t COMPAH'Y DlQE(ToQS MIJ"jT BE M!;ETIHG. f'U(I, BCNII BtT "r\.1(;1~ J:Yf!";l.L ~OP WI41:N THE.',' 9i'E LAlO OUT; PI?OF\TS IN S1j\ 'THE" <,;.«LES PROGQAM I I I I I G!Zh ! '80uf l'\Jt ~ T~ J p MOGUlt OUTI='l ' IHE.'f"l?5 BIC! 10::: ' <'OUR UtKLE - ~ T'i'lPLE THE il? NONTI--IS! DON'T !:ORGET, SIS ! t~ DA~ Rawhn~< lly HAROLD GRAY 01-l, I OUNN01 UNCLE B00-800 l'i ~JUO:.T ' ~OUT ~~ACY ALL ~ISH FOR \IJ\IEN J P. Ct't.l~, LOHC I'Ll t:lccEPT IT 1 TO LAI'O A 6\G: JOB! - OMC'i: l-1E ~! --::) PERS~lAllY~ Un~ed 1 S~LL-LIST i BRADFORDS ABBIE A~D SLATS lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN - - - - - - - - OAILYA.. CROSS.WOR" e.~::._:.: ~a:::; .~'Za.,. I ~~gh u6oam:r,~d wll~ th~1r 1 1 I rnone~ ~:~~rproot WANTED 'l.~~~;a ~~~~ish L ro.host&-.~- I • :~n.canten.d. D~Dw ;:rs I'LANS? l HADN'T EVEN IHOIJ6I.IT ASOUT IT ... .... I Es'o'l~~.·," ~' ~om- .I ~~.~- Ai FIIC:5T : WAe. FURIOU5 WHEN JANIE. LO&T ~ER POCKET600K .. I K>.olll, PfRRY. IT MADE: M: FMR FOR YOUR MARRIAGE , i I r'ALSE TEETH r....... ~nrr •h~ !W·I ~~~~"mber, *" ' . ·'··- By RALPH HEIMOAHL ~- ! m((GO,. "'0 -:-E-L YO.JHE S \ 'OT '3AD \\ :Tr-J. FI!ET; ErTMER! 1 I i I ••twu ... ' •' ~~ · ' . 11-f) . "Don't think of It • .-niiiJ otuck with a •s tab, Jimmy, Jhlnk ef .It u &H'Ini llrllll"t A'• on JfNI homework!" ,. '. ' • • ' I-l lS �. '' . • Playlet Presenting Life of Christ 1: ~~~~~!?.~~!' Hea!~ e~~f.'S Event <lory of Christ's birth and Mrs. Br~ce Lloyd was program chairman. and narrated representing _the CoJu~bus ana the playlet. Takmg parts were SGuthern OhiO Electric Co., Mrs. Bernard Fultz as Mary, was the guest of the Easter~1 mother of Jesus; Margaret Ed- Future H()JTJemakers of Am~n wards as Sarah, and Mrs. John ca (FHA) at Eastern High Krawsczyn as Mary Magdalene. School Dec. 5 in the home ec David Krawsczyn played "What room. Her topic was, "How to IIChild Is this" on the accordian Make Your Christmas sparkle II duriir,. the program. wilh decorations of various The program opened with a kinds.'' in descnption and del piano prelude. " I Heard The monstrations. 1 Bells," by Mrs. Emerson Jones. A formal initiatioo of new I I Mrs. Max Donahue was devo- 1mem bers was held laltr in l~t' pr. tional leader using p•1ems and , evening when. ever~· gtrl WJS 1 prayer on the Christmas theme. presemed a pw to be worn all Chrisl nJa' carols were >Ung in week. A plan of work also was Iunison. discus.<:;ed. Mrs. .James Cr iswell, An upcomin~ jitney supper "~::.~i.h:eiii::i I was di scussed, and refreshiii ment s served. Pfe, as seen m retropsect by His mother, Mary, highlighted the pro~ram hour of the Decemher meeting of the WSCS at Heath Methodist Church Mon- WELLINGTON BOOTS Leather Lined 11h: to 11 $1?.·99 .. was used on the deconoled blrlb- vid Swisher, John Pat Riley, Fult2 Terry Gardener, day ca" e. .Marc ' Neff Steven Mrs. Batey was assisted by Roy and Larry • Brenda George Batey, son or Mr. her mother, Mrs. Roxie Oller Mrs. George Batey, obser- and her sister. Shirley Royer his 8th birthday anniversary in serving the guesis ice cream, recently with a party given at cake and minis. Games were home of his parents recent- played and prizes awarded the ly. The Batman theme was winn~, The. honored guest reout in the tablecloth leelved gifts and carde from the napkins, plates and eerre.m: invited guests. ,-............==--------,1 MEN'S Holiday! Just Unpacked MiSS BF.TTY fRADDOCK Mr and Mrs. L. E. Craddock of Rt. 1. Belpre, an- I begin in Januaryh Wllh .\!Irs.~~~ ~ nounc:e.the e!Jgagement of their daughter, Betty Jo, to len Bro~n as ~ alr~a n. Kt' nneth H. Hager, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. s:udy ~Ill be g~ven m two ~~ ! Hager, Sr., of Route 3, Coolville. Miss Craddock was · s~ons Wllh the first one to . j gr;1dua led from Belpre High School with the class of gJven at lhe Januar~ mf't'IJOg. 11963_ She 1s employed with Broida Stone & Thomas. Mr. AfOUR d aU d About Mrs James Clatwurthy, cont ributing, served assorted Christma s cookies and lime punch. The table was covered with a lace Jf.H.n our '67 Christmas Club. -- · } a red lighled candle and grren- •Prrsonal Loans •Home Loans eSafety Drposit 1 Bank-by·MaiJ I ery. /ialional, ' "The archlle<tural firm of Sullivan, loaacs & SUlllvau 1nd tbo State Department or Educallon cOncur in mendil).i the site In the •lcinlty of Salisbury school u the loe&o tlon of the Meigs High School, Their recommendation is bll!ed on many faclors reported in the analysis of the varlou.s proposed sites, "Concurring in this prof.., slonal recommendation, the Ill· perintendent recommeoos thM !he board of education proceed witb negotiations to obtain the property needed to provide an adequate site in this area. "The major Items upon which this recommendation ls made, are: (I) Proximity of this site to a municipal water source. (2) Proximlty of tills lite to the junction of the two major traffic arteries In tho county. (3) The central location of tho site In respect to potential IU· ,.,..--"--- ly." Altorlley Fred W. Crow ud WUliam Soulsby, represeniiDg Mr. V, A. Carman, fl, owner ol the property oougbl lor COIIIII'IIetlon of lbe ocboot, dii<Diaed the oiluallou 11 lenJib wllb the board. It wu agreed there will be a meeting ne<l Tuesday niglll of board membera, school offi· cials, Prooeculing Attorney Bernard Fulu and possibly a representative of the architeo!ural firm to discuss with Mrs. Carman, Mr. Soulsby and Mr, Crow to agree upon the e1act. amount of land Involved, PLAN MEETING Soulsby and Crow also confirmed that a decision would be made on whether or not tbe -- -- tUP!)-U.S, )l!is 1quarter of a mliUou gallons of pierced a defense led by the . gasoline and oil was destroyed. most modern Soviet-buill MIGS H Bo be and bombed several military eavy l!l rll targets on the outskirts ol Hours earlier, giant U.S. 852 Hanoi millt ' ffl 'a! 'd strategJC bombers flew over the ' lll'l 0 CJ 8 881 dividing zone and dropped today. One American plane was . · r~ported downed by ground fire. heavy explo~ves on areas nnk said I where Norlb VIetnamese troops U·8, 'r:esmen oor rted I0 be bUild'mg CoJD(!Junilt MIGS Including two were repo I \he ad ced' · d strength. o G van swept·wmge The Communist attack oo the Ml 2ls, went aloft ID lnter<ept fuel dump at Tam Ky was the Amencan fighter-bombers coordinated wllb mortar and m the raids Tuesday. The nreUghl as•aulta on flve surMIG21s fired beat.seeking mfs. rounding outpost&. A U.S, allee, bot none hit tiJetr tars•.~ Marine unit 81 one of tile The apokesmen sald U.S. Air outposts was reported ID b Force and Navy Raidera l.ll:tJc! ave targeis wflbln five Dilles oT ·t~~~ taken b.eavy casunlU"'- · South Norlh Vietnameee capitol, bul • none near Hanoi resldenllal FREEHOLD, N,J, (UPI) areas as Communists claimed Dr. Carl A. Coppolino toot earlier today· lbe wliDeBS stand In his oWD Meanwhile, VIet Cong troops defense at 11:11 a. m, lEoTI countered with a pre-dawn raid today as lhe murder Lrlal or today on a South VIetnamese tbe doctor • hypnotist neared 1 Moore's Qpen Evenings Til 9 1 DEC, 17-1:00 PM $50- $25- 5.$5 PRIZES H.\ YS COMING HOME RiehJrd {Red) Hays, son (;[ ' Mrs. Str~lla Beys, Mill St. Mid-· i dleport, who has been in Vi~l N<1m, wiJl return to the sta tes . DPr. 17 on the USS Beale. Hays will land at Norfolk. Va., proceed io Middl1•pnrt in time to celehnte his 22nd b1rthd ~y t·re lJO Dec. 20, and will re- 1 mai11 here through Chri stm<Js. I l-Ie IS .' n his Fourth year m the .1\,w.v. Thf' HP;:~Jr is en:'Ou1P ,, stalt•si;l!• via thr Near Ba~ t , Ht:d writing from Athens, 1 1 eFINAL DRAWING DEC. 24- 1:00PM $200 - 3 · $50 Prizes, 5 · $25 Prizes, 5 • $5 Prizes MEIGS THEATRE Pomtrov ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET- No purchase Is required. You need not b• present to win. All drawings held in tht Pomeroy Parking Lot. ' .. -.•• '. ....... ~ Stiffler's Red Anchor Ebersbach Herdware Simoni~ Market Moore's Store Pomeroy Flower Shop Crow·• Steak H~;~vse Karr & Van Z1ndt Motor Sata Pomaroy Sunoca Station Hoyt's Sofollo Station Krogtrs Mtlgs Equ1pment Co. G, & J. Avto Ptrh Co, The Fabric Shop B.R.W. Hdwt. & L.. thtr Svp, Sug1r Rvn Mill• Gibbs Grocery Fulton-Thompson Tractor sar.. Ohto Valley Plumbing & Heating - .............. .,"*' .. . . . . . · - - .. - ~ .... ... .... - O~o TONIGHT "TtiE T,ROUBLE WITH ANGELS" - Terhnicotor- Pomoeroy Home •nd Avto Cen lngel'• Carpl!'t Hovse llaylt>y Mills Rosalmd Rus ~ ~·lt, Binnie Barne ~. Gypsy Oownie·Grou Simon's Pick-A-Pair HoSf> Ur-, June Hardin g Co1orurloonfl: Pkkl•d Pull Big 61!'nd Trailer Salf>s Assoc . Radio & TV. Midway Market Dan~ A1hl1nd Service Pomeroy Motor Co, Admi.~ c:i on; BOW@r!l Drive-Inn B•itty's A••taurant SPONSORS: Fermert 81nk & S1vlng1 Pomeroy Netionat B1nk Oevlt-Warner lnturtnce William" N1tionwidt lmur. Revton'• lmurtnct Karr's B•rber Shop Crow, Crow & Porter - . . -- ~ ~·" ...... Little lo Bopptd 7Jc and 40c •nd Thursd1y December 14·15 Wednet~dav NOT OPEN ------·Frldiy 111nd S1turday Dt«mbtr 16-17 "YOUR CHEATIN' HEART" - TechnicolorGeorge Hamilton, Susan Oil· ver, Red Buttons, Arthur Nationally Famous TV Advertised Toys Secret Sam Captain Action:.~· _ s.t. 3·44 The T•Jgers 2.~9Men Fighting Wen - -- The roughe>sl. tougf'l.. t fightinv comb.tt t..m ner 11een Tiger Uniforms 1 .4~·.:_ Ktddl., Ma tte Is Little •.•. Topper Ret. Girl1 Topper ' Tank 2w~ Rogulor T1ger 2J7 _ __ Th• my&terious M!lln of many ldtntles New From M•tt•l Switch & Go ~~5 _ Solo 14·81 at . Twin G, 1'. Ctr Set •• 1. Topper1 Ill · Johnny Express ~~~5 s.1• 13· Go Go 88 2.49 _ _ _ _ lilt F1mou1 WORLD Remco'1 Scrumlng Mte-M" A bitt huck that do61 evtrylhlna GUN :;;, _____ 3.49 Does every thing by remot• control By Tbe UPI Cirll .4rre•ted OPEN EVERY NIGHT SUlY CUTE DOLL 8y Topper Roaular 2 . 9 8 - - - - - - - MANY OTHE2 TOYS REDUCED I l" ALSO PLENTY OF ACCESSORIES . SaVe on Doll Clothing All Clothing Reduced .:·!~htijHJih School. Hblon II Shaker - UNIT CALLED The Mlddl E ·-··• ~~ •· mther&Jen~ ..,_ was ......., w e 0 Taylor, .residence Wednesday at CN~IIAS SflLSfiPITIIIC 12. a, In, for Mr..Taylor, 8 Ilk RESPIIATIIf IISfASfS medical paUent, who -:as tak· ji'?~~~~ ..,llltohooVetaram Memonal Hoathe _,.. pl "' ..- . ~~. - - IMif . ' ~~ . _ ....., ..... ~· · · ---- .. ..- ... -._,..,. ..._ ....~_, ...............,. _ _..,.,!r, ·..., 1w ..._.. 111. · . _ ,, ~ . 1 The U.S. casualties occurred shortly after midnight today when a 155 mm artillery shell oliPiocled while inside the mnuol The artillerymen were Urlnl allells to harass Comrnu· aJst foroea ID Tay Nmb v1nce Attadt STORY OF THE BEAR- Frances Klein I! shown with two children at the Children Community Dinner, and a bear which was used by Mrs. Klein m her story told to the children. Mrs. Klein was program chairman for the annual event. llr. Pickens, who killed the bear two years ago loaned it to Mrs. Klein for the program, ' have given the Penta Coonty Vocational School Dlslrict an additional $600,000 a year, But· ler County voters rejected lev- ies for two lOcal school districls, and Fairfield Local's requeste-d 4.7S-mlll lncreaoe and Ross W{'3I's request to continue a six- mill levy both were turned down. Amanda . Clearcre<k School District voters rejected a fivemiU operating levy, and Circleville school district voters delea led a 3.S-mlll additional levy. Six ll!strlcf 14 Future Evans; Rutland, silver, Everett hers from J!OIIlpetlng teoms. Farmers of America chanws Holcomb, These questlolls test the chair· participated In a • h a p t • r Also observing the contest man's abUity to handle mlsprocedure contest Tuesd•Y were members of the Symmee takee and unexpected procednight ·at Hannan Trace -Jiigh Valley FFA cluJpter and advi .. ·ure, and also cherk mistakes School In Mercerville. or Bill Melvin. Each team con- made by the competing te~m. Teams participating, · . thefl .dueled a business meeting an<l The teams are scored on bu.. ratings, and advi!!Ors, were dtmomtratnd its knowledge of iness procedure, ol)O!Jlng .,.., named today by Emerson parllm..,tary procedure. monies, the chairman, the ..., Shimp, Hannan Trace advisor. Tho team or t to 12 memhera rotary's report, teem ••"'cl· ..- • They were; '· 11'11181 demonslrate, u~ng it· patloo and the team's quizera Gallipolis, gold, Charlee ~y;. ema of business which wero for other teams, or; Kyger Creek, gold, Rail>h drawn 20 mlnutea earlier. The Through this activity P'FA Needs; Hannan Trace, gol4, team must have throe mern- members learn proper pi'O(:<!d. Emerson Shimp; Southern I;.o- bera act os chairmen, ure ill a bll8inee8 meetbJI u CIJ, fiOJ.d, Rebert And""''n: • Ourina lhli di!mOlllltr:llllllll well as speaking before a RrOUP SouthWestern, .Over, l!obert ut:l( ...,n ill qumed by tlllnldl1& 011 tbeir lee&. . ·~··!.f1ijr-;f~II;~J>~, ~~ ··l"l~"<lo(r;•. . DISPLAY TREATS.- Children at the community dmner Tuesday evemng at the Heath Methodist Church, display a few of the treats prepared by members of the Church, Christmas Spirit Showing With Full Force w;: b~::.: ~:~ District ·FFAContest Ratin~s Announced Ill ..._._ " . llaMNlml Warren Stev"!m Admission: &ic and 30c tlve others received wounds. off~ York and Wuhlngton, rtducln& It to two hours, 5 minutes, WEATHER Pomeroy mishaps. In the others, eight ' VIetnamese clvillana died and 90 \ 124 W. MAIN - Technico lorAudie Murphy, Joan Staley. By Uulted Press lnlomallooal The vote, 8,615 tor and 7.022 School dislricls lrying for a against, according 1o unofficial second time to secure addition- returns, gave 55.09 per cent apal r~venues were handed _dis-- proval to the operating levy appomtmenis from all Sldee ihey had defeated Nov. 8. Tuesday in special elections. School officials threatened earAt. least five school operal· lier If the levy was not approvIng lev1es were rejected by vot- ed the suburb's schools would era from Toledo 1D Hamilton, be sbut down in J:~~~uary. 'llher most of them by olim margins. i...es thal failed were a threeVoter! in Cincinnati's suburb- miU additional levy in Tea.vs an Oak Hills passed a 14-mill Twp., six northwestern Ohio tax levy by a scant nin..hnn- counties rejected again a 1.5 dredths of a per cent margin. mill operating levy thai would AIJo ~ ai111111, II 1- vin Tate. "GUNPOINT" casualties. , Three tragic war accidents 1 also were reporwd today. Twu Americans were killed and lwo others wounded ln one of the Meigs Memorial I!Gspttal Pennsey PllllllllO 'I!IA:d<diml'ell11rlto;n•- Garnet C8r1oo.l Highbaii96Trains BY BEULAH .JONES of candy treats, gilts for all favorlto with children, present1 101 ; William 1, Levacy, BOSTON IUPII _ The Penn- . The Christmas spml was show- ages; and to lop II off, a chick· ed s program or Chnstmas storSyracuse; Zora Walker, 1 . Railroad hoping to re- 11111 In full Ioree Tuesday even- eo dinner followed by ice ieo w arranged that there was , sy va=~ls glory .htys as a giant ing at Heath Methndisl Church cream and derorated Christmas participation by the youngest. I h::'b~: Barbara of Northeast transportation plan with appr0Xl111ately children """kies. She told a story of an early 1t,,.,.:.. Doris Sayre, Michael to highball trains a day a· of the community enjoy1ng the The basement dining ~m American Chrlst~as with its 118 1 Lisa Lynch. long the New York-Phllad~phia- annual Christmas dinner and was decoratnd with holly, pom- jingle bells and siOJghs, and led Washington corridor at no Party. . settles, greenery •nd rolored tho group in simng Jingle Molga General llotpltal miles an hour starting next Oc· Everything traditional I<> balls. The tables were decorat. Bells bo the accompamment Admll181ono - Pearl Pullins, 1was there, .including a lighted ed with lighted candles, slel~hs. of real bells and the accordion Ray Gibbs, John F. Piper, chief malnten- make childiSh h~arts happier balloons and other holiday sym-, played by David Krawsczyn. Dlschor,.o - Essie of way officer of the Penn- ChriStmas tree With all I h e bois. I Mrs. Klein also told the color· Yarbrough, told the New England Rail- trimmings, popcorn balls, aacb Mrs. 0. P. Klein, always 1 1ful story of a little Indian boy Club Tuesday the high, betepti)oe Lt. Ralph Schaar, ' In of a four man team I the use of . teen-JIIera In · the ~ll the pis are O'Connell, Chris Crosby, Ke- ·· ·"!r """"' ............ .-.. . . . . --.-.---· . . ······-·'0·.......- - ..- ·--·' - ·· -............. ................ .. WILLING WORKERS - Girl Scouts of Troop 39, Middleport, have spent a great deal of time making "Sock Dolls" to be given to needy children for Christ· mas. The girls will also donate their favorite toy in order to make some child happy on ChrislfMs morn· ing. The Meigs County Junior Chamber of Commerce •ponsor the gift program. Leaders of the Troop are Mrs, Ike Neal and Mrs. Harold Thomas. In the larger group, left lo right, front row, Ida Cacsi, Cynthia Manley, April Fraser and Stephanie Ord; second row, Diana Lynch, Carol Teepel, Mary !Au Mills and Cyn· thia Demosky. In the smaller group, front row, left to right, are Janet Neal; Linda Gerard, Martha McNeal; second row, Teresa Thomas, Judy Owens and Barbara Fultz. I . .. outpos~ reported light overall 1 Voters Frown on Schools Bids for Money CLEVELAND Heights Ponce plan · ID charges In Juvenile ,;ilnal 30 hlgh school inyolved 'In purchases of nar- , coilu, I VIetnamese forces at the other pro Clvlliana Meanwhllt, U.S. and Vletna· mese combat unlis continued to .weep through paddies and ioresls aroond Saigon where Viet Cong guerrillas bave stepped up a terrorism campaign, During the week ended storage area for fuel vital to 80 eud. last saturday, Viet Cong forces U.S, operations south of tbe kUied 36 civilians and wounded demilitarized zone. More than a 1_ _ _ (Coollnued on Page 4) .ruqs. 1 I eTHIRD DRAWING Rlnr 011 Comp1ny PomnDy Cement Block Ca. Lendmark Stor• lleettner Auto Co. Kepble's Sahio Sl!'nt'lu Sta, Prancis. FIori~! 'Omtroy Pa1try Shop Hartl•v and Benm•tt Nelson Drug Store K & C Jew•lry ltn Franklin Slore Ntw York Clothing House LIZ Shop Swlshtr & Ltthst Elberfeld• CNpmtn-Canaday Sfoloe!l Margutrlt•'• Shoe Sht)p ftlue & Crt)' Restaurent Got11ltr Jtwelry Stort The ilet# CoUniJ ~=~I of the Re~~nal Llbr;r). Center wlQ oller as Ito Chriot-1 "'"' presMI .to Meigs County 1 "stOry ltr,!lr'' ·to be held Dec. 21, 22, The atory boor chairman Mrs. Franc~, Klein, who weiCf'mes assio~e In the entation. Pions are to includ•• I sto~. rerords..,. and Rames. stories, records and games. m. to noon. and l p. :·m. to 3 m. Pa1·entfl are tnvit.Pd to leawe their children during the story boors while thev Christmas shop, announced Mrs. Plkkoja, h•ad librarian, The communiiY, service Christmas lights at the bookmobile were turned on '('ues. day eyenlpg, The tree was donaied by Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brewer, Portland, and decora~ ed by the boo)cmoblle staff. I $800 IN CASH PRIZES prtngs SAIGON will be presented Sunday even· ing. DeL". 18 at 7:30p.m. at the 1 I . Military Targets Hit On Hanoi's Outskirts I' • 1 GIVE-AWAY . land sought for !be new .bleb eure all the property """ed by May 21, lll67. Band Boosters Group, ~ school from Mr. Carman ~ Mr. Carman, and tndlcated this -Set the commencement date !hat the band boooters ol lbl be purchased without th4< jjoi!J'4 may be a factor in possible ..,. at Pomeroy High for rue>!day, new school be given a percenlo . movln& in condemnat148 pr11o aotiatiooL May 23 Middleport High Wed.age ol the gate receiplli for ceedJn&s, OO'HER BUS~ nesday, May Z4, and Rutland athletic events and also oDI .; 1 Board President ·!\fd!ard In other activity of · t h a High on Thursday, May 25. concession. Supl Hargrav~ ·' Jones, and Supl '"'' board: - Heard it reporle<l that Mr. Indicated a meeting wW ~· observed in the di n ,jrilb - A heaUng bill or t3,520.30 Pearl WUiiams has offered a held early next year with tho 1 carman representa } that from lhi RuUaod Fu~ and Gu reduction in option price from omoolidated band boootell11 a price for· the 1 •• ls Company lor the past monlb $20,000 lo $15,000 U the only group, the dlstrlct alblellt~l finally approved by State waa discussed and tho declslon part of his land optioned 18 that board and !he three prtleiJ! ~ Department of Ecluca was reached not ID pay It, Tbe lying east ot Rt. 143, at the band groups, ID attempt 10 11M Crow said he feels that U the board, questioning gas blUa for infirmary site, No action was rlve at an agreement Ill · lllls'l board and the C1rmans can't heatlng the Rutland ~ementary, taken by lbe llo&rd. matter. j agree on a price, the matter bas wught assistance of PUC - Agreed on rental of the - Gave Jane Wllliamll a s.:< should be put throllllh court as officials. Pomeroy Junior high school months leave of ahseoce ~t qulekly aa possible. Supl Har· - Appointed Terry Ohlinger auditorium from noon to 7 p. her cook's dillies In the distri · ·x 8 graves said the optimum Umo as a teacher In the Pomen>y m. on Feb, 20, April 17 a n d Attending wen. Supt, for beginning C0118tnlction of Junior and Senior Higb Schools June 19 ID the Red Cross Bloodgraves, Asst. Supt. ·~' tne school would be May I of effecUve on or before January mobile, Morrison Board President Jooei next year. 30, - A communication was disand membero WUUam Kin& Soulsby recorded hb hope that - Set Baccalaureate at aU euased from Mrs. Jolm Welch, Mrs. E. 0. Rail, VIrgil Klni the board wW not want to ... _ _:thre:.=e_h:::igh~.:sch=oo:::b:....::on::...::Su:::n:::d=a:y:.:.•_ _ch_a:::irm=an .::....::: of:....::th:.:e:....:: Co:.:n:::w:::li.:da:.:ted::.._ _:and=-::Hir::.:am:_:Sl::a:.:wter:.:::..·_ __ tUre consolidation in the coun- Elberfelcts In Pomeroy CASH - ! • ite at Rock -.Jchool I Mr. and 'Irs. G. E. Flrvan church. The annual Candlelight Pomeroy Merchants "GOLD STAR" CHRISTMAS ' £t:C ....d. ·~ ::.. ~ .... .-'' ! _______..___ 1 ·- 0 NO. 1~98~...:..---------.:.PO.::::MER:!=::::::OY.:.:-M:.:.::,:::ID:::::DL~EP:.,::O:::;:R:!!T,...:.O~H.:,:;IO=---__;W~E::D::.:N:::ES:::DA:..:.Y:..t..,-:D::::EC::EM=BE:::R.-:.1:.::.4,L1.:...:9.=:66::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,;F~IVf CENtS lions: and daughter. Mrs. Ruth Ann service will follow the chil· ; Hyland and dJugl1ler, Laura dren's program. The children I SON BORN Ann of Powhat an Poin t, were will be given a treat following Mr. aod Mrs. Isaak Wilt, Co- Sat urday guests of .\1rs. Gladys the program. The classes will l lumbus, are announcing the Cuckler, ha\'e a pracllce session Sunday binh of a son, November 29 in : ~ · morning dur ing the Sunday 1 Mt. Carmel Hospital in Colum- · Mr. 311 d Mrs . ~- · E. H<~lhburn School opening _ The Rev. Max bus, weighing 7 pounds and 4 of Athens were Sunday t> \ rmng Donahue will conduct the can~ ounces, named Michael David. ; dJ_nner gue_.~ t s of Mr. and Mrs. dlelight serv ice and the 1 Mr. alld Mrs. Wilt have three Limier Dams. groups wtll present the Chr'TSl· 'l ! other sons, Chris 9, Pat 6, and 1 Mrs. Eslie Mossmnn visited m::1:-:. ~tory m mtrratJon and Gregory, 18 months. Grandpar- recently in Newark and Gran- song. I ents are Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ville wilh relaLives. I Saelrrt~ and Mr. and Mrs. IsMr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser Gret>r ~, uf his early arrival aak Wilt, Middleport. spent the we~kend in Columbus home. with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ~~~i~ Quinn and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDow~ll. , Mr s. Susie Fis('fler and Mrs. , Grover Erb visited Fnday at 1Middleport with Mrs. Charles . McNamee. Charles Bur~ who is <'mployed in Lorain, spent the weekend [ wtth hi s Family, Hutl<lnd Hont Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard , of Lancaster spent a day last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Miners~·ill e Also visiting in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ht: zer of Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler Ior Reynoldsburg spent Sunday with hf'r parents, Mr. and Mrs_ . .' Harry KeJser. Alfred GloecknN of Canton spent Lhe weelr.end at hi s farm. Cherry Ridge. and alo;o Shooter Cant visitt•d his mother. Mrs. Jacob (;]CN:'rkner. Rogul., 1.79 ~ •Mort gage Looms eAuto W:ms ., "' tl• ...-: --------~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------o •· '!Q!. XVIII A Christmas program by the . Sunday S('hool classes and the : Juninr and Senior MYF memJJers of Heath Methodist Church . t enttne '.r. ~ ~ '$,1.;;.. 1'o Git•P Proormn t'l ! • • .... •J J.. ~ e, :-- ,- H••11til MYf' Groufis Po.mefOll cloth and centered with an arrangement of glitter balls with COMPLETE SERVICES at· y Wlth l Hager was gr;.tdualt>d from Eastern Hi_gh Scho?l with I hostesses, Mrs . .James JiViden, __ _ _ _ Miss :>lellie Zerkle, Mrs. John ~~'~'"'<c::-t:-P" ·~--.,. Zerkle, Mrs. C. E . Young , buy those gifts next Christmas , . , start saving now! A little savPd each week will :~.dd up to a big check. • e ~.' ~·l -~ *"""' prayer. . ,the class of 1962. He IS employed by Un wn CarbHie MeI Dunng the socJal hour . the · tals Corporatwn. A June wedding is planned. Mrs. Galen Brown and - ' NegoUatloos directed to possfble p~ of acreap in !be Roel:"springs vicinity of SaJis, nury Twp, for the new comprl> bensiw Melga Local School Di.. lrict blJh school will be oontiiJo ued up to January I, This w~s ,~ded by t h e Me1fs .Local Board of Educa- . lion, upoa the reoommendation ot Bupt,,,.Qeorge Hargraves, Jr., Tui!Oid4Y night at the board'• rtguhlr montbly meeUng, Supt, Hargraves released the following statement In relati.. •hlp to the aMouncement to pr"' ceed wllil purchase negotla· Aprons Mrs. Criswell ·announced that a study on self-cval~ation would Part of 1he fun of Christmas ls giving presents .•• a big part of the giving I~ money. 'fo be able to flll!st See The Big Selection of cl1urch directorv. ' ' ~· ' . ... l, / ,· : Randy Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center 1 . She closed the meetJng • Open Evenings Until 9 m(!cting. Mrs. Fultz displayed clocks for th~ social room and one was chosen to be plac~ ed in the room. It was announc[ ed that Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook would plare the allar I poinsettias in the church sane: tuary on Christmas, Sunday, Dec. 25 to be given to shut-ins foll owing the servJCf'. Group pi rt.ures were taken for thr ~Merrier Bachner, Jay B~~YPeggy Pal· and PeMY : e McKln· ty, Ronnie M 1 y Joe Me· ney, Kathy onpe ttlt TommY Cloud, Kmty e ~Its were Wallace. Se~dinl~ Little an d Keith and av K thryD Mila Manley. M;s. , Jlim~~~t~s.~A~re~p~l~ic~a~of~B:mm: · :·a=•~1 ~p~~::n~t~w~er~e~V~~~w:t~an~d~Da~-~G~ard~e~~-w~as_.a.w__a~·----·-, ROUSH SHOE STORE WrapUp "• !... &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec.,- IS, 196 8th Birthday Is Obsetved by Ge·orge 8a1'ty Mrs. Efaw is Demonstrator Of 'Sparkle' Mrs. Nancy Efaw of Al'-er.s, ,, ~ . 1• ....... ,,,,~~;;, -·and \;)/>-.·>'~··•""' a- and Christmas with the anirnals 'cludei wllh the singing of of the forest, includin! bears. IIenl Night. Here, the children , e t"at- The children were l(lveu idlli ed to seeing a real bear, al- of toys, candy, and popCGrii though now a bear rug, which balls around the lighted QJrtdo was loaned by Dr. R. R. Pick- mas tree . ens who had bagged the besr This Is the th~d year of 1!1 in AlARk'" wilds. Mrs. Klein dinner sponsored by the CIJrl&. was assisted in the slnry pres- tian Social CollCOfns CoJnmJe, entation by Robbie Ord, dress- sion ol the church with Mrl. ed In authentic Indian costume, Nan Moore as general chair' telling the story of the birth of man. Other members of !be Jesus in the Indian sign !an- Icommission assisting were Mn. page. The program was con- Emerson Jones, Mrs. Jam• ...,_,_M..,_ ~.ul:., ~!. ~~~:.;: COLUMBUS IUPII -T be Illite today rea<ho11 a contract agreement onder wbkh Oblo Stole Univerolly woold operate tbe Oblo Tuberuc~•· 11 Hospital, tbreatened •ltb the 1 do f 19 m gua n nunes. The effect of tbe eoatracl 8 to ta~e effeet "wllhln ~.. ays, would be to make the 11r1r11es and - r employ" ot lh ...pttal emplo)U of lhe antvenlty, a •pokeamaa said. Tbe aunes tbas would 11411 llave jobs irom ~lllcll to .,.. ° 11p ' ne Gibbons. "Many hando mal<e light tile load" halo helped make event possible, 81 chureh bers B!sisUng. 111 dellwling invltallons, pl'"'·lng the .. up and retuhllng lbem to homes· the Sr MYF mernbfl servlni the 'too!d and seeing ~ each child hilil all ' he o....!a, and ...:...... the b;d"''P Chi:"eoen!ram........., . the 00~ h .._.:..,t by th ome were """'•" ' · Howard RuppeU and Rev. M Donahue IIIJd iltY•al tuclt . asolsted with iie.ifrWJc lncluftl, , (ContiDtiM 011 Pap ij '· � 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 13, 1966 nibert orr sisson wilson