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Mindhng; , Peggy i""rhcm;er; Grand Represen ·tre IXOn , Jacob)~ ~~~ ta tJve uf West Virginia . . m ens CtJa.pl r a~ Matron' were Ben Philson who Straits~ 'd Thereon Johnson The insw llmg Grand Officer., Stewar ~s w . t !led officers ms a en' · .- Other A· ciate matron, ) '" VOL XVIII I Marines ommunist Bat tali sung by members of the ma;ron, the past matron 's ' Sunshine Class ol the Ma~n jewel whJCh ha<i IJelonged to Melllodist Church . when e, 1 1 his mother, Helene Jolurson, ' group met lor therr mo;t 1 y who was a memLo'r ol Racme meeti ng on Mooday •." 111 g.b I pre - ThelJJ were accompanu: !dM y , C-,h ap Ier. Chloru"., (•'rimm _ . • • 1 ! were :.ented her with a gill trom ll!e Mrs. Ray Proffitt, pla ru::;L. rs. . . .t: Ilapter. W'lliam pre- ' Ca therine Swatzel M was HI charge 1 . _ Sh:!wart Mary · Cecil ' lnsta llmg Grand OtfJcer, EIP.· sso . . atron Ben ::;ented the retmng patron , Ben ul the program., rs. . , aherh Foster'. Past Gl'and Ma- , Cleek; a,soCJat~ p 'Grella Philson witi1 a past palron's omllh read lire chrrstmas .< lory i . ,... .I! Chaner 3R4 uf Phtlson- secre ary, I ' and spiritual readm~s were gtv- 1 nun , uranvt e t· . , SJmpson · treasurer, Letha Jewe. . '·I · Ca th en ne Swarrel Grrhtv tlle. ' ' · B r re closing the meetmg en by .v I s . ', lnswll ing " Gr'"tld Organist.. Morris ; conductress, Maxtne eo Mrs. Mu rl Megee, Mrs, Lester ',. HnUcrt <l K. Mindl ing, Past Zerkle and Mrs. George Ca rson : Grand Matron, MI. Murrah I I ' I . Mrs. Ro"ell Capehart,.Pr•: : Chn ter 506. Beverly . • I a ISided duri ng a br~el ousmes:; I ln;lall ing Grand Marshals lrC when addltlU•.ml plans! ' Helen Bartle}'. Assuci<ite Grand Mrs. John Fu ltz presente.d 1room for refresh ments of, cran . ! were made lor th e C_hrtslma.l l Malron Belmont Chapt er 5J5, "Christmas customs and tradt- berry salad, crackers sened_b} party planned for paltents at ' t:ons in Austr ia'' for the pro- lthe hostesses, Mrs. Laktn State Hospita l on Dec 't gram at the December meet. Lrenner and Mrs ~ Elizabeth Sl<1· 23rd. U lSI ing of the Dorcas Circle of the ven. Mrs. Joe W;lson, who I Hetreshmenls were served at t Middleport First Baptist unable to be present. was a ' lhe conclusJOn of the busmess Church Tuesdav evening at Icontributing hostess Olhers al-l meeting. Rcfresnmcnt. l·!Oie l the chu rch. tending in addition tn the was decor aled In keeprng . wttn , 1 t visit the . hove were Isabel Toy, Ferne 1he Ch mt.mas season. Hostess Plans were !ntH White t:s were Mrs. Russell Barton, 1 home and e taoke ,a g·Jl't The meeting was opened Wtlh ! Chees•brew Beulah c hI y res1 .den I when th".. r·nrayer bv• Mrs. Jacob Sl· Turner !lana Hamm • Cleo Richardson Matilda Noble, Mrs. · cou to neach . ' · E at . F . 'dl Ne'ghbors cl ub met with Mrs. . Eltzabeth aven, Ptarl Hoffman, JanKe Gibbs, I erine Swat7.el and Mtss mma y ev:ning Ht ' the chairman, m charge o_f the bus- al!d Lera Jones. IF'orthe. I 1 , iness meeting. Devottons Attending were the hostesses 01 on A) Mrs. Pau 1 drnner given by Clara Riley and rn· ... ... ........ and Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. Th\ Bailey's restau r- [<'luded the Christmas story lak. F""""' · .... cc ..... · .., Cecil Smith, Mrs. Pearl Roush, 1 1 was rn .precd mg en from St. Luke, and a poem, . Miss Carroll Lyons, Mid· I Mrs. William Fry, Mrs. 111 ,' C ' 1 a 1'' were small " L.el Me Be Quiet. " A prayer dleport librarian, b8s an- Hoffm an, Miss Mary Duddmg, rng . cups fill ed with bened . iction closed the devo. nounced that th e 'l'ddl Mrs · sl le:1meeClous r' J epo rt Mrs. Ell en FogIes oog, . twna ,I' Public Library wlll be dosed Gladys Thomas. Mrs. Russell ff an a · · · 1 sessiOn. · ·mints. Dec. 24,and the ai!IO day Misses Ca pehart, Ray Pro ill, Mrs. Robert Aroold ' preSJ· I 11Je circle voted lo supply a , Saturday, belore Cbrislmas HildaMrs. and Lorena WeiSs, Druuken Oy1J11 ICCOWI1s for 10 per cent of ~e fataiiUes among Ulhl plane pilots, I f 1 SAIGON (UPI)- A Communist battalion o 350 men mosUy because they treat launchetl two mortar and small arms attacks against a the plaleo like their cars, a lJ Manne unit near Hue today but was driven back In Federal Aviation A(ent'Y offl· an hour-long battle fought m a nwnsoon dow~pour. . clal oald today. The increased activities of the Commumsts m thts Dr, Stanley R. Mohler said ' northeast corner of South Vietnam added to the belief the lllhl plane pilot wbo the North Vietnamese were still trying to drive across drinks and IUea feels be Is In the border in a new offensive. B52 bombers and jet no more danger than he would fighter bombers hombed red troop buildups near there be "driving home after a today. . . 1 eouple ol drinks." The Marines who called m artillery to blunt the This aSiumptlon Is wrong Communist attacko, found the b11dies of nine dead Co':"· aDd It Is killlnJ the pUots at munist troops, raising their total to 68 enemy dead m tbe rate of abool 165 a year, two days of fighting 12 miles north of Hue. U. S. losses aid Mohler, wbo beads the were reported light. . . aeromedical applleatloos dlvl· While fighting flared on the ftfth ~nruversary of the olon of the FAA's Ofllee of death of the first Amencan soldter m Vietnam spokesmen AvlaUon Medlcloe. also reported the loss of another plane over the North and a heavy sea bombard· ment of Red positions in the the North Vielnarrn;se. They South. said there was no WJdence the I Koreans had flown combal North Vietnam today was missions and pointed out reported to have compleied a Communist Chinese laborers major evacuatedionA of Hanoi and Russian mi ..lle expert> I because of fear mer1can aJr have been in North Vietnam for · attacks and its leariing military some time in noncombat I Cl b V' countOy Home ~as I 1 I With Presents 1 ~. All with Pittsburgh Plate Glass 1 I Enter the golden oge of decorating with these magnificent mirrors! What more dramatic than tfle11 classics of the frame maker! art? Traditional Bassett craftsmgnship, •· I i 1 1 Mfle~ Ta~,-·Jor. Ch~istmas al~noat .~ hom~ .. w~re • - 1 ' ·-~--~.... Mr~. a~d Lester o~ g; ven, dt en the Naylnrs alt for Veterans Memorial Hospit. wrea lle p a~e 0 Christma s. Ia Gilts were exchanged i·rlrestJme-nts served by and Trays of cookie•, fru it and I ~he candles were prepared and deho.,.tt'ss to Mrs. George Buch-; livered to shut·ins or the church Zerkle, Mrs. Departme~ ... on the 2nd and 3rd Floors. Bring The Kiddies To See Santa Claus in the Furniture Dept. on the 2nd floor. EL-~R~ELDS IN POMEROY Mur~~~~~;~~~iii~~;~;=~;;;~~~~~i'ij==~:::·~i;ijiiij~~~ Flo~sie pla ns wer_e also made to pl e- ~ gifts of toys were brotJght m- Dec. 26, dent, meet a child The and I jng. tbe Monday followpa re conducted Ch~l:tmas the~ask etsmg fo~ school stead oflunch a giftfo rexchange. two fami lies. ~ Jep~~rtst~:s toys will be giwn to children ~"" e::>"".m'"'',.......,.....,.,.... ~ •• w,.. "\ Hun Memorml Playground. Mirro~On Sale In The Furniture I F~avors THURSDAY GETTING READY- This scene was repeated many times this Christmas seaapn throughout Meigs County as residents made ready for old St. N1ck. Moms Harden, Syracuse, Is placing a tree in a __cu_s_to_m __ er_lll_ ca_r_.- - · -- -- - - - · - - - 2 to 3 PM FRIDAY - - - - 6 to 7:30PM SATURDAY _ _ _ _ 2 to 3 PM i RPihel and a gut-s1, Mrs. Kennelh Rom• ne. of the United Method1st church Grange Meets in Monday evening. Mrs. Jed I f"'--..----=-----1' Regular SPssion Webster Sr. was co-hostess. , Hemlock Gro~·e Grange met Mrs. Alonzo Custer, vice pres1 Pomeroy Oldo in regular sessiOn Saturdy ev- ident was in charge of the ening with C~r.ol Jones, worthy meet,ing which opened with deTONIGHT and THURSDAY master, p~sidtng. , . \'Otions by Mrs. Everett Thorn~ Dec. 21-22 ' The mee tmg opened m rttu~l- as who read from Isaiah 2 and NOT OPEN istic form . One appeal f?r ~Jd ave a meditation on Thoughts I FR1DAY and SATURDAY I'PRo~,~~l~ER ANYTHING" was answered. A contnbut10n g . . . was made to Boys Villlage. A, of Chnstmas closmg Wilh pray- the. '~iiiiiiiliiiiili-jl-liiijj-·ji-ji-ji-jj--im~asliiJw.er•e•s•e•rv•.ilii.iiiiiii, i- ---·- OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9:00PMCLOSE CHRISTMAS EVE AT 5:00PM WATCHES del~. UP Rog. 25c Chrlotmas sweetest GIFT ! I to 17 memb." and two guests, Miss Myrtis Kay Parker and James Webster. Napkins w~e I red carrying out the Christmas theme and favors were , small white plastic baskets Jill. : ed with holly and poinsettias. 1 A FOR THE MAN ON YOUR LIST: eJ ARMAN eH US H PUPPIES e H.\fl/0 e HA NDCRAFT e WOLVERINE e BROOKS eRED WING e IIO IJS E SLIPPF:RS e S1\0W ROOTS Men's Sizes au, to 13 Widths A to EEE ~ A A A ~ A II II II II II II A II II FOR THE LADY ON YOUR LIST: eJACQUELlNE eCONNIES ePARIS FASHION eH USH PUPPIES ,. ePOLL PARROT ~ e HOUSE SLIPPERS •• eHOSIERY •• eSNOW BOOTS • Ladies Si?.es to 10 •• Widths4 AAA to EE A ~ II II • ~. .t~·-...",..· .\,' ' J I' under the 0~ st~te Ro~te t~e~I pea:.U !; * Vletn~m ' an-po~·tant Sk;~•w ov~~ t~t appe~ N~ ~",!r ~eet dan~tr.; ~::!~~:~~: ~~.~lllmat announ~ SJM~: i th~ 16c SPECIAL l-~a:-,:-,g:-ht-,S::h":"ln_y_ _ ! Open • CHRISTMAS BULBS REG. $1.39 SPECIAL 89c Eveni :r and GAMES ' by Lady.Buxton . Jets, neckiJ.,. · n · 't ereal big jumbl~T ·')i! . . find a tblng? see.,~f, eaolly everJthtng liOii straiJJhleneol out .tn. a Good Soloctlon of Pipes Lady Theodorus Council Meets on Monday eHUMIDORS eTOBACCO POUCHES 11 e PIPE RACKS 1 lb. $1.80 2 lbs. $3.35 3 lbt. $5.00 5 lbt. $S 73 Mill ST. Buxtnn from ~ eCIGARETTE LIGHTER 122 N. SECOND $5.00 MIDDLEPORT. 0. ' ' .E ;y JJ~ FREE PARKING IN., ;.~~ , ' ·• ' , .. ·, ' ' ' '' '. ' -~ ' vel:~:~~~e:~;~,~~~~~nded. a~des E Builder , BI.t of a Hole , , . . . an~wer WASHINGTON (UP1) -The of lbe tbne lop .up. bl lbiHIIM ftr llmloot. .,• ;";.Dcaster, were seat to the Post Ofllct parlmeol Wednesday by De. the ofllte ol lime duct Rep. Waf. ter MaeDer, J){)b!o, '11le .UIIblet, u approved by the U. S. Civil Service Com· mlsthnl, weq ·Lowlo 1!. aoy. M. ... 811 Plll!l L Rldfr, an ol LuCIIJIcr, Jr., MlrviD ne 1180101 ~:=~=·~ J:'., . ~ng ~· Bfr~.a!bt~Uon, llt,~y prlva~ ~-...l · ~· ~ ·V.Mb~·· tetillll~ ~ -~ Ut.,.,, ~ lbe. . ,uo.. · . . · !!dlt~ · ~ -~· · &vajt~.~ .. ,•..•..,..'4~ ;fl!l'c~llil. 111111or ·~~·II' II•'~ M t' , , } it . · : , ~ tf\11.._ * •\iai· 1111,. t ... WfiiCli- ladJii,ll,oi*·P*U'JiliM 0111•• ll~lwe:-nt -.a·b11Jiel' lltot-11)'1, ~Jii': Ill Sfali'l; dal·Y.c!lilllllllll Plilt/0 . ' ,. ; II . ' • ' <,.) ~:· '! . . ;:'•' 1 ' 1· ' ' \ \' 'f ,I. ' • '· 0 • '•. •, were....... it~ gqo~ee~oonrs" devolo~ ~~~ Decemi~J~.•ll •base• Settlemen~ 'Include~ a M~~ageol ~didn't G ~ ou~" ~hether·~· tor bankruptcy Wednesday In Hughes, ~pokesman, ~.id they would run for re-eleetion ~ · U.S. Dislrlct Court here, listing were leavmg the ranch , aaylng he would CI'GIIIIId. : debls of $6,277,539 and assets plete support ol the pollc1es, the 1968 bridge two 8T8 from . of $8,21iii. principles and the precepts as Hngheo said come IIJI'III' He reported that $6,229,580 of set forth by the PreSident ol the meeting the debts was In unpaid notes, United States." In addition ·to Hulhet the biggest holder being Inland Hulbes said theae "were the Corplnland., PHlqua, a sub- Deneveroc whenmeeting by Gov. Don BI,.SI')' omeo, man- m ra 1c , Nortll Carolina. Robert ufacturers of pre • packaged at Wbite Sulphur Springs, Sooth Carolina( Milia E. borneo sold to developers. W. Va., last weekend, Sired VirBibla· Hulett Ettore's housing charges that Johnson aod bls ,...,.,.,:, PhW H. menIs aware, VertiiUQI• 1o1m Connally •-- In Del •,u..,..., p Ohio, and Louisville, Ky. Karl 'llalvaag Mlnlle'llltllo He said he Is currently unSHOPPING ' employed, ,/I, DAYS LUT D•NNo II&T A belitat CIIIIOdJ' WEATHER lion by tile delendlllt ln... 011 1 LIWe Ia tem)lerlture llllalll n. Delblrt ii today A lfltle I!OIIler 1101111 111141 has 11eeo set lor well 'IGilPI ... Friday. Low LID. tllll..t INI. Plarrlot aorlh. 10 NEW YORK (UPI)-Mrs. 1 to publish the hardcover version ny to Mrs. Kennedy's ney, said she was told there F. Kennedy's IUCCesllflll of Manchester's book In April, complaint in writing was were polltleal lnaccuraciea and auppressloo of part of the was CODSulted on tho deletioll.!. atended 24 llotln-frOilJ today llllfair references In maalllne sertallutlon of ''The This, plus Mrs. K81U1edy's unW Friday. Tlte ease oomos up the book. But abe ad..,.: "In Death o1 a President" was personal abhorrence of bavlng In court out Tuesday II no lime, history will deal fairly expecled loday to lead t. an to face the petsooa!agony ol a accord Is reached. and justly with this periOd" acconl with the book publlsber courtroom lhowdown, made it Objeelttnable Material 0111 Mrs, K81U1edy has not rl!ld the k and avoid a &pecllcular court seem llke!y the boo publisher Mrs. K81U1edf'• attorney, manuscript. fllbt. · and the Kennedy lamtly would former federal Judge Simon Alk CrWciJ f4Dk maeuloe agreed Wtcf. reach qreement on amend- Rllkind, aald of the seutement Mancbetter prerioualy crttJ. er, !Jeaday nJiht to cut !,1100 words menta It the controversial text. with Look: clzed tlla move It prevent from William Manchester's Harper 6 Row was l'eJIOWed "Everything that Mrs. Kenoe- publlcallnq ol bll 100,000 word eel. "Here, above all places, the "olf)clal" account of tile wu. Wednelday to be willing to dy objected to Ill book as "crual and unjust" 8lld ofllce seeb the 1081. I am nnt 1lnalloo of Prealdeul Kennedy 1ecep1 the cuts made In the He said Mrs. Kennedy bad asbd .only that ""' work be Interested in the Chaplaincy nor '.llld modi!)' other .parta 01 the lllll(uble demanded only de!eUon or lllowed to a*d the •·test of lll!I'VIng as Postmaster lo Lan. 1;11. 'The pallllllfl . t'lvealfcl Neither Manchester 11or H_ar· rev!BIOD of passages ol a hlgbly time: . caater. Thla slory, attributed to . fil\1, Keblledy's mott per 6 Row has commented on personal nature. eveu II It Is the WllSblngtoo correspondent l ·tmotlons 1l1ld the LoOk seltlement. Mrs. "There has beeD no censor- extended to ba!dcov- ol the Cohunbus Dlspalcb Ill Just 1'1 lovolvJna her and' her K01111edy'1 ial! '. lUll against sblp ol history," said. William er book, lflay 1101 · keep the another example of the lrrespnnMurlaee. AllPIII'IIIolo dl '"'· them' 10 blllel: ))UbllCiitlon of the .Altwood, odltor -ID • cblel 01 pe!'80JII) Jllllqe8 which olfelid. llble reporting ol the Dispatch Joltony Raymond Klein, It, CltRISTIIAS SEALSIItmlllf cleleted Jll!l!!l !he baok remained In Ioree. Legal CGwles· Communlcauona, Inc., eel Mrt, KenaetJ, from being reporter, to wblcb the readers Rt. 2, Pomeroy, U.S. Army and 1"11 IESPIRATORY DISEASES Jjat . . a c II on a 811111 .Loek was publisher 01 Look. 1Wklnd and printed ellewbere. There WBrt 01 the tenth congressional dl• Carolyn Elizabeth Buclde)l, 23, . .JiOiftlcall)' dnlppeil as part . 01 the Attwood· the qree. reportl ,lbal, plratee ,,n trtct have tno lq been IUfl. Middleport. • lllout the, rela"141a81J!p be!wl!lll IM~~t. The D18JQ1Qe Will m,at jelotly W......,ay llilhl r~. ~ l'lllhlPC to raiDt Jected." Moeller laid. file Kennedy ·fatDuy and J'ret. beaiJ1 publl!flq ''The Death tl following bouni olllfiOII· boajleC . ol Moeller INrDeci abool lhe • ldent Joim1011, • fh•lllooiii"'JID. 10. ot · ·' •· · t to walb. ,k!wel PRESCRIPTlON~HEAOOJARTERS. YOUR a~~~~:.~! ~:ntinued, ~ere Jolm ~~----m-----~ J I , Caoel There's ~lll·fO% every piece YOU . ...,., And you dress in ao time flat!· ·Hsavenl1 eotors. . ePIPE TOBCCO Paul_~• ~~~~-I .Agreement Expec ted on 'the B00k' ..... ·b•JilC· lleo<l...,.,. ....... , , Gilt ' i PRICE Democrati·c Governors, LBJ March I'n Uneasy Harmony ~ J~bnson m. ' too ~lis Jewel dOl. ~u Upon Return ~early chlldre~~ 59c 25c 59c tree! i I Theodorus Counoil, Daughters · of America, met lA regular session Monday eveniig at the lOOF haU with Dean Barn;tx, councilor, presiding . Reported ill were M a b e I Bearhs and Ell>abeth bell improving. Co"nmtmical!~".s were read from Elizabelh berg, state councilor, and Myr- : tie Timmerman. 1t was aD· nounced that the books of the Council would be audited fore the next meeting at home of Mrs. Campbell. traveling prize donated Ema Jesae was awarded Marie Hauck. A social wu enjoyed and &ifls .exchanged, ~I chn.rren I SCOTCH TAPE I ,. A salad course wa!l served by the hostesses on crystal trays 1 Gfl•d AppoIll • tmtm t D· Ia ed Moeller Finds Report Absurd PORTABLE RADIO • •s14.95 $9.45 SPECIAL 1 Get The Gift That Comes In Pairs ~; !~ 88 perls estimated today that the making this power a motive o1 / tersection caused a blind of obtaining additional recom. AUS fiN, Tex. (UP!) - President and pro8TIIJ!l would produce an ad· competition, of confidence and "We ourself want to reiterate 1 spot. No arrest was reported. mendations from colle e coach. sldent Democratic govermrs :"ere back m harmony clltlonal 15,0011 volunteers, price, the Pope said. oor pleasure and acclaim. and c ful cog ches of day, though not necessarily tn perfect tune with tadl ' "What Is expected now Is that BARNE'ITE INJURED es cess a other. . , Happlne., Enth The Pope's 1,700-word, Italian. both parties to the confilct Larry K. Barnette, 18, Rt. 1 · larger high schools. We ore A meetmg of Johnson and nme state governors frolll WIND$0R, ONT _ THE ' language address was almost extend this trace, and that It Middleport, was admil!ed to ' hopeful thiSh wlll iroduee more his own party at the LBJ _ranch Wednesday produ.:ed;d., I<IUJids of happy were entirely devoted to the theme of become possible to proceed Holzer Hospital at 5:05 p.m. h: "It I to prngraDJB were to blame far tile " c:boked off Wednesday by 1a! peaee. Nearlr one-fourth of it from the suspenalon of fighting Wednesday with muiUple Iacer· is Impossible to fulfill our plan stu in better communication. party'• election losset .. dump lruck that smashed dealt with VIetnam. to sincere negotiations, the only allons and a. fractured left an- Tenth Dlstrtct Cong. Walter of making an appointment prior Y November. lJchoolbUs llat and biJried Pope_ path to achieve . peace In kle. He was mjured when he H. Moeller today labeled recent to January 1. At this time we I - A promise by Johnson . to The Iowan said the Ill oecupanls UDder 25 tons ol freedom and In jusllee. was caught between two ears reports published In the Colum- an make no atatement as to look inlo, and have his "serious problems" shilling, suffocallllll sand. Eight Vetereas M<morlal HosJ!Ital , "This. once again stresses the which he and a fnead at- bus Dispatch and some other e explore, grievances ranging around state admlnJatratl-. gade ·school died and Admlsalollo - Helen Bess, strategtc point of. this painful tempting to s!art. He II listed loth district newspapers \ as from federal patronage to federal I) . , . illjured. I Syracuae; Robert Knapp, Cbar. and paradOXical Situation: The m good cllldlllon. "false, absurd, and revolttng," X· ID allegedly "arbitrarv" efforts war, aid to Tlte \ruck skidded around a' lesion; Sharon Thelss, Racine; heart of man. which stated that he had been u.s. officials to cut off U. were among COI'!Ie!'," sldeswipped the bus and Mrs. Edward Manley, Mlcldle. ''Good will hold! the key to TWO nNED "campaigning for the Jli18t as funds from schools failing mentioned by Johnson tipped over, entombing the bus port. peace. The difficulty springs Okey Kiser and Charles C. Chaplain of the U.S. House of meet desegregation gUidelines. these problt!ID8 . . 811!1111 small passengers under Dlsc!J1111es - David Chadwell, from the fact that this key must Blake, bolll ol Rl 2, Racine, Representatives. -Agreement that the Demo- from state to state aDd fnlll.' · pal1 25-ton cargo o! sand. Cora Cunnlnham, Jamea 11111, be turned almultaoeouaiy by the were fined $10 and costs each "No one campaigns for such COLUMBUS (UP[) - Don C. cratk National Comndttee to region , 01111 two children escaped In- Mrs. Charles Mcllonald and l'l!BpODslble leaden ol both in Meigs County Court on lntoz. ao exalted offiee," Moeller stat- Ettore of Columbus, a former needs overhauling. Johoso bntshed side OONTINUED 011 Pago 2 son, Emma Paugh. fronls." !calion charges, Wedoeaday. borne buJlder, flied a petition Iowa's Gov. Harold n as to hf· 14 TRANSISTOR 1 YOung Drl.ver provided these can "We all know what power of Christmas Oiled the world with Deputy Robert Beegle lndlcat- ton reports that as many as. 50 within next few weeks, h; COrrected within slz weeks /destruction pr.sent day man admiration and joy," the pontiff :ed two cars parked on the right North Korean pdots were aiding said. time. P"!Jt&gon manpower ez. l wields and how some men are said. ' side of Rt. 338 south of the In"We also are In the process , · 89c i w~r u~~l I . $6.95 report of the nominating committee and officers elected for the coming yecu were Mrs. Webster, president; Mrs. Custer, vice president; Mr~ . Gerald 1 Wildermuth, secretary; and Miss Campbell, treasurer. · At the close ol the meeting, 1Mrs. Marie Chapman on be· hall of the class presented Mrs. i Thomas the teacher, with a gift, i after which gifts which had i been placed under the lighted : tree were exchanged. H~ TIMEX meeting of Pomona Grange was er. She also read TrThe Legend announced on January 6 at of the Christmas ee. -Tech nkolorR ks Hall roll w::men Beauy, Leslie Caron. oc ' prmgs · I Members responded to Kse-nan Wynn, Hermione (;m A Christmas program of read- cal! with A Christmas giving. go ld, Rob Cummings ings and songs was presented Final plan~ were made to meet"JOHNNY RENO dunng the lecturer ·hour. At t_he1 ,·ng at the church Wednesday, - TechnicolorDana Andrew:.;. JanP R.ussPII . close of the . meetmg a SOCla at 2 p.m. to prepare gifts for Wn Cha ney, John Agar. Lyl P hour w~s enJ~ed a~d refre~h· shut-in members of the church. B!.!ltger. Tom ments m keepmg Admi ~s ion : Hlk Drake & JOe ed WJth Chnst- Miss Grace Campbell gave the ~ged won- ~ ~ sz 99 MiiGS THEATRE ""'"" .~ ~n:;x- war~ed .· WORLD I ' ouan, Mrs. Leon McK.mght, including Mrs. Charles ~a:\1rs . 1\rnold . ~1rs. Chctrles l Mrs. Ada Root, M . and The beaulirull decora ted Werry. Mrs. W;llard HIlle s, Mrs. Victor Grim, Mrs. Wil- h e or Mrs. ri'wight Parker, ' ~1rs. Henry Werry, Mrs. Roy liam Motley and Mrs. ;ILester I Polm t Rdg Road was Smith Mrs. Elwood Bowers, 8 . easan 1 e . , 01 ·Thomns w M re. 1 the scene or the Chr1stmas meetMrs. Merr}', D r l s. Mem bers went dmmg Em Prson Well , 1 r~. on ey _ ___ _ to__ ,th~ - - .mg and part)' of the .JOP class mee. " strategist vowed the Commu- . capacities. ALMOST OVER - Joe Perry, left, and Homer nlsts would fight on for as long The spokesmen alSG disclosed Smith, employees of the Pomeroy postal departmenl, Heavy damage was caused to as it took to wio the war. that Americans died in a<tion are unloading a small portion of the mail received' Ia .«./ two 1966 model cars and an 18 The new Indications of Com. and 433 others were wounded in ' during the pre-Christmas season. Mail deliveries are year.{)ld woman driver of one munlst unwlllmgness to end the lhe week ending Dec. 17. lt somewhat lighter now as the end of the Chriltmu VI j Ch 1st of the cars was injured In a fighting appeared to !till any CONTlN\IEf> On Page 2 mailing is near. VATICAN CITY (UP!)- Pope Paul . • n a • i trarnc accident Wednesday at lingering U.S. hopes North ..:..:.__:_..::._ ___::.__ _ __ _-"--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' mas call for peace in Vietnam, torught ltha\ 4'55 P m In Racine Vietnam might agree to an controllable circumstances" could tngger a nuc ear 0 "" · · . . extension of the imminent A • caurl .t any time. !Jie pontiff repeated his call for an The sheriff's department said t Christmas truce. . [., • J,/ . , . tended truce in Vtetrutm to give time for peace nego a- j vehicles driven by Freda F. American s p o k e sme n an. . , .. .' ' ' .... -.,,.. tlons. ' id Ferguson, Sll, Raclnt, .aAd Sha. ced . S 1 n meanwhile . , ' ., . ' , ·. ·1!)' The UPI "Good will holds the key to peace,' the Pope sa ron Theiss 18 Rt 1 Racine noun m a go ' k h The selection ol the Mti.@S when we will be ready to tnnuence in the school ' lin his Christmas message broadcast . throughout collided 338 ai Navy Af wasN' Local head football ooach will nounce the appointment, but It system and in the eommtmity Good •1'idings? world by Vatican Radio. fie both sldea to aJYe t the intersection of Fifth and down by groun ;e o; t not be made by this January 1, will not be made until we have at large. The superintendent's WABii!NGTON BEGJN. , world the "Christmas sn esllono Main Sts. Wednes ay. PI 0 Supt. George Hargraves said interviewed all available candi-responslbility io to seek oul and Dlng Feb 1 tho Defenae De-l der" of peace talks. •r was hsted as mJSslng. Wednesday dates and carefully reviewed lo find the best man available. partmenc •lrill accept for millthreat of bul · ..•<pee Y a warm• Miss Thel" was tal<en to SbeU Commanlot Campo The supe;intendent on Octo- their previous records." Neither time nor effort wiD be tary sanil<l! volunteers who turned to said the l ly" prelled biJ learller Veteran• Memorial HoBpltal by At sea, four Seventh ber 25 had the se- His stalement continued: spared in this miS8lon." have eertaln physical defects nuc ear modern man that scbedn eel separa the Racine emergency •quad. dest':"yers and a heavy gUided lection 'would be made after the "This Is an important appoint. Mr. Hargrave• concluded, that previously would have !?security bo f all from a Christmao and 1 It was reported she suffered a mlsstle crUiser fired more than dose of the football eason, or ment. We know the citizens of "The patience and uoderslaDdrejeeted . them. sprmgs a ve tram be merged to a sl-e broken collarbone. 850 shells at North Vlelnameae rior to January 1 1967 if pos- our school district want It toing of the citizens of !be schoal Tho new program will permit oonlfnuous and growing danger 45 or S<lay annlstlct lasting Officers said the car driven camps and automatic weapon pbl ' ' be right when it is made Adistrict are greaUy needed, aad pr 1 entcy IntO serviee ol men by Ferguson pulled car, Into forcing the coast positions along VJetnam .the 00rthernth Wednesday head football ooach is an ·trn.will be appreciated." eviously could not meet wbo tile a-daareal nger w c B......ot new yearthroFughb e , .the •· Iside of the Theiss of South n e ed Hargraves th t al li re. Is 1 trc tances could make doBe h port a sever app can 24 weight standards - either too ;nd " "The truce which both bel- it into and breaking off a pole past . ours. . kes- have been Interviewed lor the fat or too thlo- or wbo sUffer., . ligerents, with generous spon- holding up a school flasher In S.Jgon, Amencan spo. position. More Interviews are eel from certain other minor I Power ol Destruction taneousness announced for light. men today confirmed Washung- scheduled or will be scheduled .... ee mg *" "'"'"' IPontiff Pleads Inj'ured in C0IIi•sion A n e11., fior rn 1ea ce $ t Mrs. Parker/'S Hostess for JOF M t' Clear Signs Seen of New OffensJVe • Across Border WASHINGTON_ ,UP,) _ Christmas customs, Trad't'ons of Austfla are c. Ie s progr m Topic. . ' meetin~. ~lyde Wm~- ' NO. 204 ----------.:.P.=O:.:.::::MER::;:O;.:.Y.:.:·M:.::ID::.:D:..::l:::.EP-=O.:.:.RT;.:.,_;O;.;.H;,..;IO'-----'T_HU_R_S_DAy,. DECEMBER 22, 1966._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,..._ NIGHT ·j . enttne • at y e . . I ~ ., mg rr;."'" 11 V~ere ...... I o., Circl~. Traditional Chrrstmas earns . S nlinel his witc Man.· Lew , the retJr- Omo Pearl Northup; v;sitrng lnslal~n~b G~an . e C~apt~r· Wor;hy Matrons and Worthy Pa· R~l~h e ' aem ' ami Past Matrons and I Ra;rne. Webb was installed as ,. P:ISI Patrons ot Racine ehapt· Cora , nd William worthy matron a f·J , t orlhy patron. I ' . '""" presented . . ' BIG SELECTIONS OF Gl~ .~ IS ~ FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR. LIST . •.I -~itb ··How Great Thou Art," and Athens.' Jan~ ' J.. room were beautifully keeping _the Tradlttona / S b ~"ociatc Grand Matron, HeJ.I Elecla Chapter, ew Huth Heatn of Manctw, WllU I Caro s ung y "' ll. Bartley ,. JJcp~ty Grand vtl~~;tallmg Grand Warder, Mal· sang ''A. eros~. m the Starneu Church Group llalfon ol D;stnct 12, Rowena . . p ·t Matron Ath· Glass Wmdow. I . . l'rande Matron, Elizabeth Fos- . " " . chapter room a / ' ' '. . cenI.er., Make ElberfeldsIn pomeroy. yourr'.Sh·opplng b~rthday ;::~~rr~~hns~~ ywelcomed :•;•. ~a~;:'.~,~~; ;;~ 0~:~~~: ~~~·:enli~:~. ~harles Hensley. !~~corated ~~ Past o osm . d C~nductress The soloists of the evemng • • lht lolluwing guests, t '·r Nel(ler,BNo~~ c\~shal' ~hich organ~lid~:d p~~r mem~r. Wolf~ tnda~nna Hill·i~er ~~~;,~e~aul~ne' . El t Opal The Secretary, Berm~e' Th:r~; ~~~.~;lo codining 81 - ...,, 'I . riec. 21, 1~ • _ ___ seiilhe1: Chrlotma• , season bY··Ibe ~I Reft~ts were · .served bJ·, t&-riatly · - · i>omeroy-Miditte()Ort: · . . 0 !•orating committee, Ralpll W•bb,· Harrle) seb:t itz, Hill, Laur ' a and Naomi Brinker fei!stend Chlorus Grimm, Grella Simp. CladraE 1Adar;:;.ckSeuRuth Ban> !',lacy L. lble,..iJ2abeth :t\!118Y the guesiS. . ; SOD and Maline Wmgelt. 'lin rna , ,: • ----·--- -- - -·:, . . nductress, the worthy matron announced I Phdson; assoetate co a Jam I12theatre ular meeting Janual')' Barbara Adams; time a onfifty year ' . Mary Lew Jahnson; m '! ~ will be resented to a fifty Frances 1\oberL'I I Also any m•m· 1 McKinnon, Past Matron, !ores whose occurs in Home City Chapter 258, SpringHill; Martha: I January will be honor:dnd. the Jurua Blythe, Chapter Past Spencerville, 'ncerville Chaplain, 100 ' '• '·· ' ' I, ., .. ' ·• ' ·~ ' '1, • ' • ,. . " • ~ .. •. • , • ' '"'I.~'cl'·l.~j!;,;;; ' JiJ.I.o TIIIP NEW :y~ (UPJ) .. . ,....,. letilpmlure .. lhls - . . to tile I �{ ii -· A, \ • ., •' Daily Senllnel, AILSTAR Bentley Pops In 53 Markers, C-D Slips Past Kyger Creek, 82 to 77 UCLA Ace Ave 37.7 After 3 Games ' '1I ..t I NEW YORK tUPI) -Lew Lloyd 28 9 in seven contests. AlaW~f. Big Roger Bentley and the For the Blue Devils, Mike I of three periods. Kyger Creek Creek Alcinaor, or UCLA holds the Lloyd, fourth last week, Alclliilo'! ·~ · led Chauncey-Do, er Blue DevOs Wilson had 11 points and Skin· had 25 points in the last period Kyge; Creek 10 19 23 25-77 biggest lead in the basketball ~oved up In the •laollinss Ill ICC1II'llcy • illllllle rolled to il,elr fifth hc.-cutlve ner had nme. · · wore get- Chauncey-Dover 19 21 21 2H2 w· Wednesd . wh'l' e the Blue Devils scoring race any major college d•d . Harry Hollmes of Denver. attempfl for ay nlg. t wdh . an Kyger Creek outscored Bent- ling 20 Kyger Creek (77) -M. Spauld· m , player has had in live years, Hollines Jumped from 1lltb to Aletndm: 811 ~-= ~2-77 ~1ct~ry, over Coach Jollfl. ley and crew in the second half The Bobcats connected on 28 Ing, 94-23; Hall, 3-3-9; Grose according to statistics released third with 29.2 points per same. U.clay vplto!J Y W1ckline s Kyger Creek but the damage was done. The of 71 shots from the field for 0-1·1· Bradbury a+~· White' today by the National Collegiate Elvin Hayes of Houston was Ylailinf Colorado Bobcats. Bobcats h_ad 48 points to the 39.8 per cent but were ont-re. &-1·13 . Eblin, 0:2-2; Spauld: At!lletlc Bureau. fourlb at 28.1 points 1 pme, Noililklliem Bentley, a 6-3 junior guard, Blue Devils 41 m the second bounded 37-32 with Mike Spau1d- ing, 2-3-4. Totals, 28-21·77. and Rich Jonea of llllools flftb olfeDee, .verq!DC thrilled. the home crowd by hall. lng getting 16 for Kyger Creek. Chauncey-Dover 182) _ ' H ld Alcindor boasted a marsln of,at 28.1. Rounding out the top 10 eoroute to 1 1-1 iecl~i slammmg In 21 field goals and Chauncey-Dover led 19. 10 at . Joe Staley scored 13 points as Skinner 2-S-9· Wilson 4-3·ll· i "Boy! ow 1100 you 1lk!.. to j 7.8. points per game over """'"" w••~ Andy Anderson, Bradley·f.·l1~and=~;1~ lrim lbJJ one, doD. national runnerup Bob Uoyd ut canlalua 28.0, Joe ADen, Brad- for second, 1 11 lre_e throws for a total of the end of the first per10d, pull- jChauncey Dover downed Kyger Bentley' 21-1i-53· Stal~y 0-4-4'. 1 Rutgers alter games of Dec. 17. ley 27.8, Gary Gray, Oklahoma per glllle. 53 pomts to pace the uodefeat- ed out to a 41-20 halftime lead ICreek 63-52 in the reserve game., Powel~ 'H-3· Re'eves t-0-z TO: I The UCLA soph had averaRed City 27.0, Don Smith, Iowa State Tennenee led In feaJa ed Blue Devil•. Bentley has now and were ahead 62-52 at the eod Tom Reese had 1.2 for Kyger tals 29-24·112 ' • 37.7 pomts in three games, 28.8, and Mike Nordhilz, with an 1verage of scored 189 points fn five games -- · ' ' and Is averaging 37.4 points per Sports Briefs Natioaal llasketbflll AID game. He will be a member of ADD RACES COfe ,, BY Uolled Press •-•--aUoaal • ..n... I w..<u guard, paced the 'Ath I ena B.......,.s next year LAUREL, Md. (UPI)-Laurel Eaolelll Dlvlolon with 18 points while a ter C-D Consolidates with race. course was granted w.30 L3 Pet. 6-1 senior center, ·~= Athens. permiSSIOn Wednesday by the Philadelphia .909 Oblo College Basketball of Southwestem'a 4l Chauncey-Dover remains as Maryland Racing CommissiOn ! Boston 23 7 .767 Scbedllle had 17 points. George Qlllllll; one of the top offensive teams to run_IO races on Dec. 24, 26 1 '\ New York 15 19 .441 By United Press International IH) junior, finished wlfll 10 the area rackmg up 385 and Jl and Jan. 2 to Cincinnati 12 17 .414 Tolllgbl Is points in fJVe games for a 77 whcompensate for lour races lost ' Baltimore 8 26 .2351Texas Christian at Cincinnati poLemadi.'ng the scoring for ..;,;, T sd By United Press Inlernatlo•al ,.. point per game average. en ue · ay's program wa. 1 od h Western Dlvioiou ' Oh10 U at Mich1gan Tornadoes were Amos '1\'1111' For Kyger Creek, it was the cancelled after five races due to sp1n Guyt Rl thgerCsh takenseason the W· L· Pet. Quaker Cil•J Tournament e r1ats s mas ilY DICK THO s brown with 16 points ad 0 third loss against four wins Ior i• heavy snowfall. · , . San FranciSco 21 11 C56 1Calilornia Stale (Pa) MA I Mark Beegle, fouled by Dillon• "h c the season, The Bobcats meet I Starting Saturday, Dec. 24, lo hear,t a~d has decJd~d II IS St. Louis 13 17 .433 1 vs. Bluffton Coach Ll Jyd Myers' High- sank tow lree lhro•s. Tom Did- ~" erm :ndlfl w<th 15. .. Rutland Friday night at Kyger :•nd , contmumg through _the :belter .o gJve than receJvP. DetrOit 1319 .40fi ]W. Va State vs. DefJance landers blew an early six point die hit !rom the Side and Bob Southe,c Local had 26 .te· Creek. Chauncey-Dover is first race post bme l Hodge,·s, the da,ling l•t!!e Chicago 14 22 .:IP9 Indiana tPa.) Tournament lleadd bot emerged at the hall Grueser. fouled by Ke<th until Dec. 28 when they meet Iwill. he moved to 12 30 to permit : playmaker of the Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles 12 20 .375 1Cleveland St. vs. Cheney ea ing 25-23 and put together er' made a free thro• lo cut ' . . . '11' North Gallia in the Holiday IsuffiCient lime for the expanded approached the National BasWedoesdoy'• Results I West Coast a runaway second hatf to de- S<•ulhwestern' lead to 22-21 connected on T ' t Ath racmg program k tb II A . t' d r St Lo ., 118 Balf 109 S Clara 9\l Missouri 91 12) feat the Southern Local Torna- Beegle made a short JUm~r t~ shots for 3H 4 per cent ournamcr.. a ens. SIGNS CON . e a ssocJa Jon recur or . m •more does of Racme 64-55 Wednesdav. put Southern Local aheadr-23 ~ i The Highlanders made 25 ol Chuck Bradb,,Y, 6-2 sopho- CHICAGO TRACT Ss Fran 84 ProVIdence 70 = i 65. from the f•e ld Ior an ldeoiUPI! Ch .c g "g•vmg" Wednesday night as he Chicago llO New York 107 night at Southwestern H<gh 1w•th 1 20 left more, paced the Bobcats against I I ld ' a o assisted teammates 21 times Philadelphia 129 Los Ang. 123 an Jose St. 60 Nevada 57 I tical 38 4 per I nd h8d II the Blue Devils Wllh z5 points. ., 0 " t 10A er, Tommie Agee, tr., and helped his team edge the (Only games schdeule<il B Young 89 Austrln Stars School. : Southwestern t1ed 11 up 23·23 · · cen •. M•ke Spauldmg, 5-11 senior, had 1966 mencan league rookJe of New York Knickerbockers 11(). Thursday's Games Idaho 49 Washmglon St. 47 Southern Local led 8-2 at the ' on Hall's free throw With :f 22 from the line. Soutn. 1 .roul 24 21 8110 4 23. Jim White, 5-ll sophomore the! yetar\1,, "" 1967 ,107 for its fifth straight viclory Philadelphia at San Francisco Sacremenlo St. 83 Portland 72 mark in the hrsl penon seconds left and then Keilh rn Local "' . 1.1 of from tile1 had • con rae e neSuay With the · Nevada Southern 91 Wyomg 74 managed lo hold an 11-9 leao Carter hit a 15-foot Jumper with free t/lrow line • 13 Dennis Grose 6-1 , . f I White Sox. I That triumph lifted the ragtag I South Redwoods 66 S-West Oregon 61 al the end of the first period 25 seconds left lo pu t the lllgh-1 Terry ProfJit scored 15 s.' C0IIege Resu}ts Bulls s F ifth Str·aight . NB! T • h rmmp H.Ig • hianders Top T0 rnadoes, 64-53 · ,I id!e'~eetmg, Call·; ~~nd~. al~;;.~~t~~ ~~: ae:! ' ~ornadoes ».f i 5~ d"g~~a o~! I I ed out w'lh 16' J~m~rfl ou .; Ag", who led the Sox in nine expansion outfit above the LouiSVIlle 75 St. Louis 68 Pam AM 69 East Montana 53 John Shriver, Gene Hall and ;ander; ahead 25-23 at lht l pomts as the Little Tornadoes the '" , of!ensJVe departments in his Idefending Western n 1vision 1Memph•s St 58 Villanova 40 San lliego George Dillon sank buckets m half ! downed Southwestern 40-30 In poin' Jerry Hali ~ ~ d ~ne : l~rsl major league season, Ichampion Los Angeles Lukers ' Vanderbilt 116 N-Western 92 Semt·fi I succesSion to give Southwest- The H•ghlande.-s unleashed a the reserve contest. D~ve Morpoir;s fouled o w- ~ a n:~e : Signed the pact before leaving , and into fourth place in the five- j Michigan St 76 Tulane 66 N Ar' o 75 S na s ern a 15-11 lead with 5.41 left third period attack gan a_nd Randy Hutchins eadt th,rd period u mJ way for h<s hom e In Mobile, Alo., for team league The Lakers were GcorgJa Tech 78 Auburn 76 Cal ~:t• SLO ~~ ~~~g~ 73 I in the first half. The Highlaod- tlle VI>Jtors 2().7. Southern ~•ght for the losers. ;, . - .. -- _ _the Chnstmas hohdays. - !defeated by Philadelphia 129-123 Drake 77 Colorad• 72 yC n I I' g ound 71 ' ers led 22-16 with 2.57 to go cal fell hehmd 38-26 at the 4: ern Local 11 12 7 2:1-53 d St Lo . nked B I o so a JOn before inlermissmn. mark, and With two mmutes Southwestern 9 18 20 19-64 . UIS spa a tJ. McNeese !La) St. 77 Tex Lu 55 Cal Western 102 Phibpac 81 go m the thJtd ~·.,·od tra·,Jeu 1 S..uthern Local 1531- C\lfidlll 1an more 118-109 In other games. Mormngside 73 G Adolphus 64 Portland St 84 Alma 7'• r• • '15 G the Highlanders 4'28 A .--..; rueser 11-1- 1; Be"' Rodgers, Who shares the College Basketball Results 1g C 00 COTeS ~ mos I 2 2-G W lib &-4, single game assists mark of 28 leader. , By United Press lnternallonal Wallbrown. fouled by Hall, g~ ; . a rown . 16 1 ' with retired Boston great Bob Paul Silas relieved starting East By United Press lalemationat [ two free throws wilh • Proffitt 11-l-;- • McCim: Cousy, also scored 18 points as center Gene Tbormolen early in Temple 84 Wake Forest 58 Maysville, 58 Crooksville 57 seconds left m the penod and ~als Dilld,e the Hulls rolled up a 22-point i the game and scored 20 points NYAC 105 Cen Coon St Coll88 Newark Cat!Johc 72 l lhed HJ!gblanders led 45-341 at the Southwestern 53i84) - Dillon thJtd quarter lead and held olf and sn•gged 16 rebounds to lift La Salle 85 Penn 83 Sl. Aloysms !iii en o three penods . 4 a sizzling New York rally, St. Lo01s past Baltimore at StPeter's 91 Blmnt Abbey 62 Gahanna Lmcoln 71 J,ondon 62. Midway the !mal frame (he ~t'i~' t~tter7 - l-t 1 ~all sparked by Howard Komives Charleston, W.Va. Joe Caldwell St Bona . 57 Kent Sl 55 M1am1 Trace 58 Grove City 56 Highlanders had piled up 161 - 2 ' 9 a er -4-- ; V· :who collected 16 of his 23 points took scoring honors for the Midwest Granville 71 Watkms Mem. 66 1p&mt lead, 59-43. Southern l.o- ' " - 5- : Totals 25-!4-84, :in the second hall IHa_wks With 22 pohts and Bill Purdue 79 Army 69 Canton Glenwood 73 Perry so l cal outscored the Highlanders South ' Bndges collected 22 rebounds. Iowa 72 Califorma 62 ,Cuyahoga Falls 60 23-19 m the fourth period but . west ! Bob Booze~ and Don Kojfs Leroy Ellis scored 23 for 1oledo 89 Duquesne 58 Canton McKinley 58! the Tornadoes were too Oklahoma Cit~ 103 Baylor 81 shared scormg honors for Baltimore. Butler 81 N Jll' 70 Alliance 70 behind to catch up. Pa~ .Am 69 E73 Moni<Jna 53 Ch1cago with 22 points apiece. moJs . New Philadelphia 62 The wm upped the PhillipS 66ers Arkansas 67 ~ill~s H:' was high for New !~~1:1111f8t\l~i'l¥'!;0,: ". • 11~ Fa~rless 50 Sandy Valley 48 Jot) ers' record t~ 3-:)11\r . the sea-l QUICK SERVICE FOR or w1 28. East Canton 65 Randolph 49 son. Southwestern is now idle THE HOLIDAYS! Los Angeles led for the first 1 SEOAL SCORING Portsmouth West 81 until Jan. 3 wben they meet •"5 mmu . tes o1 t'•• 1pme and IG-PLAYER- SCHOOL (League Only) Nor tbwes t Scioto 64 Coach Mike Morrison's Pirates • N . FG FT TP AVG. Mmford 68 Lucasville Valley 65 at North Gallia. ·held leads ol16 points on occasions. But the 76ers, e!sonville · • · • · 4 3 12 l~g 20.0 Clay Twp. 77 Sout!l Webster 48 ' Sporting only an early season DRY CLEANING Iwinnirlo their 30th game against . . ..•••• • , a4 18 17 2 West Milton 71 Patterson 60 win over Hannan Trace th -SERVICEthree caught the ,4-Rapp, Athens . . : : : :: : I 79 15 8 CarliSle 62 Eaton 61 Tornadoes of Coach (Upon Your Requ..t) at 1:01 of the fourth pellod on a IS-Harold, Nelsonville • .•.• • 8 ~~ 17.1 Waynesville 73 Greemiew 60 Slone are now 1-5m all games 4 14 Jackson .. .. . • , •• ~~ · Utile Miami 92 Southern Local will be 1dle · Idunk shot by Wilt Chamberlain 10 68 and forged ahead to stay on Gallipolis •... . . 26 . North College Hill 69 til after the • 15 67 Pomeroy Luke Jackson's jumper at 'Jackson . .. .... 2:l 15 61 . PiqUa C~holicf771d C tb I Year nolldays. Second St. Jerry West scored 40 :.:1 17 pnng 1e a o ic 65 I.;;;;;;K;;;;'".. ·thiiiiiiiC,..:ar.;te.;r;...~5-.;,IO:.,;;so~p~h~omo;;;;;r~e~ 59 14 7 for Los Angeles while Hal . • . . . . 22 · Preble Shawnee 71 !f ~~~ 14 58 14 5 37 points for PhlladeJ. Preble Monroe phia, the Eastern Celma ICHS 88 Mendon Union 83 , th~rd' perJOJ"c~n ~ ~ t I "I I I I H• hS h / S I t ·s;-;;a3-- 3--0-41: I < ' 2 HQ UR ~~ C~ayno~ g ~~-~~ Chr~s!mas the new Fiat 124 All new from headlight to taillight. ~iii The fabulous FIAT 124. Iii Check lhne fealureDIIIIIO extra coli. D Di$c brakes on all 4 wheels 0 Five passenger comfort 0 4-way Safety flasher system D Independently fused head and tallllghta D 18 Safety features Robinson's Cleaners for Late Shoppers! l at no extra cost 0 See FIAT 124 loclaJ-clrlve It away I SMITWS FIAT SALES and SERVICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 By JOE GERGEN court, for Louisville and the en route to its lnumph over,consecuuve home court ••luimp·b ,l UPJ Sports Writer amb1llous Cards hope to use C're1ghton. Forward Ben Monroe and Tuls ed the A" The Umverslty of Louisville to best advantage at the eod of 21 pomts and 6-9 center 52. a upen gg~es has . schedeled 15 "practice" tile season. Mel Daniels added 20 to spark 1 sesstons at the home of the First, of course, the third· tbe Lobos to their seventh win In other games, llhnois 1 NCAA college basketbaU finals ranked Cards have to battle in eight games. stomped Stanford 8Hi7, Drake . this •eason and Cardinal , fans th~ir w~y through the rugged Bob Cousy's BC team, using dumped Colorado 77-72, Utah ] expect the on-tbe.slle traJmng lo MISSOUri Valley Conference for its superior height to npped North carolina State pay off In a natiOnal Utle. , a berth m the Midwest a d v a n t 0 g e, out . 76, Purdue bumped Army 79-69 The Kentucky State Fair and regionals. Louisville look the UMass 40.2!! 10 defeating m overtime as four Cadet Exposition Center's !8 8()().seat first step tn that dJrectton Redmen for tile second louted out, Seattle eked Freedom Hall, which wUI house Wednesday mght by chopping this season. Wil!Je Wolters, . a 93-89 double overtime the NCAA tournament next do~ towering St. Louts 75-68 in Eagles' 6 8 cente1, scored VICtory over Evansville, Nevada March, also aerves as borne their conference opener. points to lead both teams stunned The victory was the eighth lor was selected as the tourLaSalle by Louisville, eacb of them gained nament's most valuable player S5-113, Memphis Stale ~r:~, ~~ on the Freedom Hall hardwood, for his 39 points 10 two games Villanova 58-40, Toledo 742-4211 without a defeat. Syracuse took consolation bon: Duquesne 89-58 and Westley Unseld, Louisville's ors with a 99-87 win over throttled Wake Forest 114-58. outstanding H center, limited Manhattan. 7-loot Rich Niemann to 16 In the other major tourbut scored only lQ He nament contested Wednesday OPEN pulled down 17 night, Iowa State captured the Evenings however, and the Cards demon- Sun DeVIl Classic by trouncing strated they have a well· Texas 10HI7 af;er Southern Calli balanced attack by placing si% nailed down th•rd place by men In double ligures. blasting host Arizona State 9~-1 Lingerie by Phil M•id 1nd Pinehurst The three other members of 60. ' Wide variety of stylea and colors in Rovon Dacron the United Press International Vanderbilt, ranked lith unNylon and Brushed Cuddle·Trique. · · ' top 10 to see action triumphed veiled a super-sub in Kenny easily. Fiftll·ranked Michigan Campbell, wbo scored 38 points GOWNS 1.98 to 9.00 Waltz length and long. S·M·L-XLG State rebounded from a loss tc lead the Commodores past I Loyola (La.) to trip Tulane I.igiJ-scoring Northwestern 111· PAJAMAS 1.98 to 6.00 66, sixtb·ranked New Mexico Shortie, Pedal Puaher and Long. crushed Creighton 79-68 and Callforofa Defeated Boston College, No. 10, swept Elsewhere, California a.1d GOWN & DUSTER SETS _ 5.9S to 8.95 the Boston Garden Christmas Ulab State went down to their Tournament by tleleatlng Masdefeats as Iowa bombed SLIPS 1.98 to 6.00 FULL A:-:ND-:::-__ HA_LF _ _ __ aacbusetts 75-e7. th• Bears 72-62 for its 15th eDISHWASHERS · Sub forward Heywood Ed·IFiiiiiii....i..i;;;~~~~:·. Girls Sizes 2 to 6 -~-- t49c to 59c eT.V.'S ·wards scored 18 points in 27 minutes and took game re. PANTIES emREO'S bounding bondra with If as For the Whole Family Ladies Siua 5 to 10 _ _ 59c to $1.00 Michigan State swept tbe REFRIGERATORS Such A Timely Gilt boards clean, 50-33; Spartan center Malt Allch led all Prieta RUTLAND FURNITURE fJIJJ:CIAlS • Last Chance For Fre_e Ham or Turkey on LARGE APPLIANCES • , tRANGES tWASHERS • eDRYE~S eFREEtERS I , • BOOTS e H & R FIRESTONE . , · :f'.:~tw:,~~~~ !!!~:~.from the lleld In tba login A I - - - $1.99 THE SHOE lOX M1ddlepqrt Me be f Middl · ' Open Wide Lead Middleport ' • •'. . .·.·----m~r~o;;.;;;;e~po;;rt~M;:•;rc:h:•n:ts:.;Gift:;·A;:t;:•:m:•~'~ u New MeXico 11!11 by as many 14 polnll ID lbe aecoDd ball "--Of'..;..E.. N..E_v_e_NI_N... GS-- MILL ST. l MIDDLEPoRT ?'•' -' . RUTLAND, 0. OPEN Evenings 1 • ~ �{ ii -· A, \ • ., •' Daily Senllnel, AILSTAR Bentley Pops In 53 Markers, C-D Slips Past Kyger Creek, 82 to 77 UCLA Ace Ave 37.7 After 3 Games ' '1I ..t I NEW YORK tUPI) -Lew Lloyd 28 9 in seven contests. AlaW~f. Big Roger Bentley and the For the Blue Devils, Mike I of three periods. Kyger Creek Creek Alcinaor, or UCLA holds the Lloyd, fourth last week, Alclliilo'! ·~ · led Chauncey-Do, er Blue DevOs Wilson had 11 points and Skin· had 25 points in the last period Kyge; Creek 10 19 23 25-77 biggest lead in the basketball ~oved up In the •laollinss Ill ICC1II'llcy • illllllle rolled to il,elr fifth hc.-cutlve ner had nme. · · wore get- Chauncey-Dover 19 21 21 2H2 w· Wednesd . wh'l' e the Blue Devils scoring race any major college d•d . Harry Hollmes of Denver. attempfl for ay nlg. t wdh . an Kyger Creek outscored Bent- ling 20 Kyger Creek (77) -M. Spauld· m , player has had in live years, Hollines Jumped from 1lltb to Aletndm: 811 ~-= ~2-77 ~1ct~ry, over Coach Jollfl. ley and crew in the second half The Bobcats connected on 28 Ing, 94-23; Hall, 3-3-9; Grose according to statistics released third with 29.2 points per same. U.clay vplto!J Y W1ckline s Kyger Creek but the damage was done. The of 71 shots from the field for 0-1·1· Bradbury a+~· White' today by the National Collegiate Elvin Hayes of Houston was Ylailinf Colorado Bobcats. Bobcats h_ad 48 points to the 39.8 per cent but were ont-re. &-1·13 . Eblin, 0:2-2; Spauld: At!lletlc Bureau. fourlb at 28.1 points 1 pme, Noililklliem Bentley, a 6-3 junior guard, Blue Devils 41 m the second bounded 37-32 with Mike Spau1d- ing, 2-3-4. Totals, 28-21·77. and Rich Jonea of llllools flftb olfeDee, .verq!DC thrilled. the home crowd by hall. lng getting 16 for Kyger Creek. Chauncey-Dover 182) _ ' H ld Alcindor boasted a marsln of,at 28.1. Rounding out the top 10 eoroute to 1 1-1 iecl~i slammmg In 21 field goals and Chauncey-Dover led 19. 10 at . Joe Staley scored 13 points as Skinner 2-S-9· Wilson 4-3·ll· i "Boy! ow 1100 you 1lk!.. to j 7.8. points per game over """'"" w••~ Andy Anderson, Bradley·f.·l1~and=~;1~ lrim lbJJ one, doD. national runnerup Bob Uoyd ut canlalua 28.0, Joe ADen, Brad- for second, 1 11 lre_e throws for a total of the end of the first per10d, pull- jChauncey Dover downed Kyger Bentley' 21-1i-53· Stal~y 0-4-4'. 1 Rutgers alter games of Dec. 17. ley 27.8, Gary Gray, Oklahoma per glllle. 53 pomts to pace the uodefeat- ed out to a 41-20 halftime lead ICreek 63-52 in the reserve game., Powel~ 'H-3· Re'eves t-0-z TO: I The UCLA soph had averaRed City 27.0, Don Smith, Iowa State Tennenee led In feaJa ed Blue Devil•. Bentley has now and were ahead 62-52 at the eod Tom Reese had 1.2 for Kyger tals 29-24·112 ' • 37.7 pomts in three games, 28.8, and Mike Nordhilz, with an 1verage of scored 189 points fn five games -- · ' ' and Is averaging 37.4 points per Sports Briefs Natioaal llasketbflll AID game. He will be a member of ADD RACES COfe ,, BY Uolled Press •-•--aUoaal • ..n... I w..<u guard, paced the 'Ath I ena B.......,.s next year LAUREL, Md. (UPI)-Laurel Eaolelll Dlvlolon with 18 points while a ter C-D Consolidates with race. course was granted w.30 L3 Pet. 6-1 senior center, ·~= Athens. permiSSIOn Wednesday by the Philadelphia .909 Oblo College Basketball of Southwestem'a 4l Chauncey-Dover remains as Maryland Racing CommissiOn ! Boston 23 7 .767 Scbedllle had 17 points. George Qlllllll; one of the top offensive teams to run_IO races on Dec. 24, 26 1 '\ New York 15 19 .441 By United Press International IH) junior, finished wlfll 10 the area rackmg up 385 and Jl and Jan. 2 to Cincinnati 12 17 .414 Tolllgbl Is points in fJVe games for a 77 whcompensate for lour races lost ' Baltimore 8 26 .2351Texas Christian at Cincinnati poLemadi.'ng the scoring for ..;,;, T sd By United Press Inlernatlo•al ,.. point per game average. en ue · ay's program wa. 1 od h Western Dlvioiou ' Oh10 U at Mich1gan Tornadoes were Amos '1\'1111' For Kyger Creek, it was the cancelled after five races due to sp1n Guyt Rl thgerCsh takenseason the W· L· Pet. Quaker Cil•J Tournament e r1ats s mas ilY DICK THO s brown with 16 points ad 0 third loss against four wins Ior i• heavy snowfall. · , . San FranciSco 21 11 C56 1Calilornia Stale (Pa) MA I Mark Beegle, fouled by Dillon• "h c the season, The Bobcats meet I Starting Saturday, Dec. 24, lo hear,t a~d has decJd~d II IS St. Louis 13 17 .433 1 vs. Bluffton Coach Ll Jyd Myers' High- sank tow lree lhro•s. Tom Did- ~" erm :ndlfl w<th 15. .. Rutland Friday night at Kyger :•nd , contmumg through _the :belter .o gJve than receJvP. DetrOit 1319 .40fi ]W. Va State vs. DefJance landers blew an early six point die hit !rom the Side and Bob Southe,c Local had 26 .te· Creek. Chauncey-Dover is first race post bme l Hodge,·s, the da,ling l•t!!e Chicago 14 22 .:IP9 Indiana tPa.) Tournament lleadd bot emerged at the hall Grueser. fouled by Ke<th until Dec. 28 when they meet Iwill. he moved to 12 30 to permit : playmaker of the Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles 12 20 .375 1Cleveland St. vs. Cheney ea ing 25-23 and put together er' made a free thro• lo cut ' . . . '11' North Gallia in the Holiday IsuffiCient lime for the expanded approached the National BasWedoesdoy'• Results I West Coast a runaway second hatf to de- S<•ulhwestern' lead to 22-21 connected on T ' t Ath racmg program k tb II A . t' d r St Lo ., 118 Balf 109 S Clara 9\l Missouri 91 12) feat the Southern Local Torna- Beegle made a short JUm~r t~ shots for 3H 4 per cent ournamcr.. a ens. SIGNS CON . e a ssocJa Jon recur or . m •more does of Racme 64-55 Wednesdav. put Southern Local aheadr-23 ~ i The Highlanders made 25 ol Chuck Bradb,,Y, 6-2 sopho- CHICAGO TRACT Ss Fran 84 ProVIdence 70 = i 65. from the f•e ld Ior an ldeoiUPI! Ch .c g "g•vmg" Wednesday night as he Chicago llO New York 107 night at Southwestern H<gh 1w•th 1 20 left more, paced the Bobcats against I I ld ' a o assisted teammates 21 times Philadelphia 129 Los Ang. 123 an Jose St. 60 Nevada 57 I tical 38 4 per I nd h8d II the Blue Devils Wllh z5 points. ., 0 " t 10A er, Tommie Agee, tr., and helped his team edge the (Only games schdeule<il B Young 89 Austrln Stars School. : Southwestern t1ed 11 up 23·23 · · cen •. M•ke Spauldmg, 5-11 senior, had 1966 mencan league rookJe of New York Knickerbockers 11(). Thursday's Games Idaho 49 Washmglon St. 47 Southern Local led 8-2 at the ' on Hall's free throw With :f 22 from the line. Soutn. 1 .roul 24 21 8110 4 23. Jim White, 5-ll sophomore the! yetar\1,, "" 1967 ,107 for its fifth straight viclory Philadelphia at San Francisco Sacremenlo St. 83 Portland 72 mark in the hrsl penon seconds left and then Keilh rn Local "' . 1.1 of from tile1 had • con rae e neSuay With the · Nevada Southern 91 Wyomg 74 managed lo hold an 11-9 leao Carter hit a 15-foot Jumper with free t/lrow line • 13 Dennis Grose 6-1 , . f I White Sox. I That triumph lifted the ragtag I South Redwoods 66 S-West Oregon 61 al the end of the first period 25 seconds left lo pu t the lllgh-1 Terry ProfJit scored 15 s.' C0IIege Resu}ts Bulls s F ifth Str·aight . NB! T • h rmmp H.Ig • hianders Top T0 rnadoes, 64-53 · ,I id!e'~eetmg, Call·; ~~nd~. al~;;.~~t~~ ~~: ae:! ' ~ornadoes ».f i 5~ d"g~~a o~! I I ed out w'lh 16' J~m~rfl ou .; Ag", who led the Sox in nine expansion outfit above the LouiSVIlle 75 St. Louis 68 Pam AM 69 East Montana 53 John Shriver, Gene Hall and ;ander; ahead 25-23 at lht l pomts as the Little Tornadoes the '" , of!ensJVe departments in his Idefending Western n 1vision 1Memph•s St 58 Villanova 40 San lliego George Dillon sank buckets m half ! downed Southwestern 40-30 In poin' Jerry Hali ~ ~ d ~ne : l~rsl major league season, Ichampion Los Angeles Lukers ' Vanderbilt 116 N-Western 92 Semt·fi I succesSion to give Southwest- The H•ghlande.-s unleashed a the reserve contest. D~ve Morpoir;s fouled o w- ~ a n:~e : Signed the pact before leaving , and into fourth place in the five- j Michigan St 76 Tulane 66 N Ar' o 75 S na s ern a 15-11 lead with 5.41 left third period attack gan a_nd Randy Hutchins eadt th,rd period u mJ way for h<s hom e In Mobile, Alo., for team league The Lakers were GcorgJa Tech 78 Auburn 76 Cal ~:t• SLO ~~ ~~~g~ 73 I in the first half. The Highlaod- tlle VI>Jtors 2().7. Southern ~•ght for the losers. ;, . - .. -- _ _the Chnstmas hohdays. - !defeated by Philadelphia 129-123 Drake 77 Colorad• 72 yC n I I' g ound 71 ' ers led 22-16 with 2.57 to go cal fell hehmd 38-26 at the 4: ern Local 11 12 7 2:1-53 d St Lo . nked B I o so a JOn before inlermissmn. mark, and With two mmutes Southwestern 9 18 20 19-64 . UIS spa a tJ. McNeese !La) St. 77 Tex Lu 55 Cal Western 102 Phibpac 81 go m the thJtd ~·.,·od tra·,Jeu 1 S..uthern Local 1531- C\lfidlll 1an more 118-109 In other games. Mormngside 73 G Adolphus 64 Portland St 84 Alma 7'• r• • '15 G the Highlanders 4'28 A .--..; rueser 11-1- 1; Be"' Rodgers, Who shares the College Basketball Results 1g C 00 COTeS ~ mos I 2 2-G W lib &-4, single game assists mark of 28 leader. , By United Press lnternallonal Wallbrown. fouled by Hall, g~ ; . a rown . 16 1 ' with retired Boston great Bob Paul Silas relieved starting East By United Press lalemationat [ two free throws wilh • Proffitt 11-l-;- • McCim: Cousy, also scored 18 points as center Gene Tbormolen early in Temple 84 Wake Forest 58 Maysville, 58 Crooksville 57 seconds left m the penod and ~als Dilld,e the Hulls rolled up a 22-point i the game and scored 20 points NYAC 105 Cen Coon St Coll88 Newark Cat!Johc 72 l lhed HJ!gblanders led 45-341 at the Southwestern 53i84) - Dillon thJtd quarter lead and held olf and sn•gged 16 rebounds to lift La Salle 85 Penn 83 Sl. Aloysms !iii en o three penods . 4 a sizzling New York rally, St. Lo01s past Baltimore at StPeter's 91 Blmnt Abbey 62 Gahanna Lmcoln 71 J,ondon 62. Midway the !mal frame (he ~t'i~' t~tter7 - l-t 1 ~all sparked by Howard Komives Charleston, W.Va. Joe Caldwell St Bona . 57 Kent Sl 55 M1am1 Trace 58 Grove City 56 Highlanders had piled up 161 - 2 ' 9 a er -4-- ; V· :who collected 16 of his 23 points took scoring honors for the Midwest Granville 71 Watkms Mem. 66 1p&mt lead, 59-43. Southern l.o- ' " - 5- : Totals 25-!4-84, :in the second hall IHa_wks With 22 pohts and Bill Purdue 79 Army 69 Canton Glenwood 73 Perry so l cal outscored the Highlanders South ' Bndges collected 22 rebounds. Iowa 72 Califorma 62 ,Cuyahoga Falls 60 23-19 m the fourth period but . west ! Bob Booze~ and Don Kojfs Leroy Ellis scored 23 for 1oledo 89 Duquesne 58 Canton McKinley 58! the Tornadoes were too Oklahoma Cit~ 103 Baylor 81 shared scormg honors for Baltimore. Butler 81 N Jll' 70 Alliance 70 behind to catch up. Pa~ .Am 69 E73 Moni<Jna 53 Ch1cago with 22 points apiece. moJs . New Philadelphia 62 The wm upped the PhillipS 66ers Arkansas 67 ~ill~s H:' was high for New !~~1:1111f8t\l~i'l¥'!;0,: ". • 11~ Fa~rless 50 Sandy Valley 48 Jot) ers' record t~ 3-:)11\r . the sea-l QUICK SERVICE FOR or w1 28. East Canton 65 Randolph 49 son. Southwestern is now idle THE HOLIDAYS! Los Angeles led for the first 1 SEOAL SCORING Portsmouth West 81 until Jan. 3 wben they meet •"5 mmu . tes o1 t'•• 1pme and IG-PLAYER- SCHOOL (League Only) Nor tbwes t Scioto 64 Coach Mike Morrison's Pirates • N . FG FT TP AVG. Mmford 68 Lucasville Valley 65 at North Gallia. ·held leads ol16 points on occasions. But the 76ers, e!sonville · • · • · 4 3 12 l~g 20.0 Clay Twp. 77 Sout!l Webster 48 ' Sporting only an early season DRY CLEANING Iwinnirlo their 30th game against . . ..•••• • , a4 18 17 2 West Milton 71 Patterson 60 win over Hannan Trace th -SERVICEthree caught the ,4-Rapp, Athens . . : : : :: : I 79 15 8 CarliSle 62 Eaton 61 Tornadoes of Coach (Upon Your Requ..t) at 1:01 of the fourth pellod on a IS-Harold, Nelsonville • .•.• • 8 ~~ 17.1 Waynesville 73 Greemiew 60 Slone are now 1-5m all games 4 14 Jackson .. .. . • , •• ~~ · Utile Miami 92 Southern Local will be 1dle · Idunk shot by Wilt Chamberlain 10 68 and forged ahead to stay on Gallipolis •... . . 26 . North College Hill 69 til after the • 15 67 Pomeroy Luke Jackson's jumper at 'Jackson . .. .... 2:l 15 61 . PiqUa C~holicf771d C tb I Year nolldays. Second St. Jerry West scored 40 :.:1 17 pnng 1e a o ic 65 I.;;;;;;K;;;;'".. ·thiiiiiiiC,..:ar.;te.;r;...~5-.;,IO:.,;;so~p~h~omo;;;;;r~e~ 59 14 7 for Los Angeles while Hal . • . . . . 22 · Preble Shawnee 71 !f ~~~ 14 58 14 5 37 points for PhlladeJ. Preble Monroe phia, the Eastern Celma ICHS 88 Mendon Union 83 , th~rd' perJOJ"c~n ~ ~ t I "I I I I H• hS h / S I t ·s;-;;a3-- 3--0-41: I < ' 2 HQ UR ~~ C~ayno~ g ~~-~~ Chr~s!mas the new Fiat 124 All new from headlight to taillight. ~iii The fabulous FIAT 124. Iii Check lhne fealureDIIIIIO extra coli. D Di$c brakes on all 4 wheels 0 Five passenger comfort 0 4-way Safety flasher system D Independently fused head and tallllghta D 18 Safety features Robinson's Cleaners for Late Shoppers! l at no extra cost 0 See FIAT 124 loclaJ-clrlve It away I SMITWS FIAT SALES and SERVICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 By JOE GERGEN court, for Louisville and the en route to its lnumph over,consecuuve home court ••luimp·b ,l UPJ Sports Writer amb1llous Cards hope to use C're1ghton. Forward Ben Monroe and Tuls ed the A" The Umverslty of Louisville to best advantage at the eod of 21 pomts and 6-9 center 52. a upen gg~es has . schedeled 15 "practice" tile season. Mel Daniels added 20 to spark 1 sesstons at the home of the First, of course, the third· tbe Lobos to their seventh win In other games, llhnois 1 NCAA college basketbaU finals ranked Cards have to battle in eight games. stomped Stanford 8Hi7, Drake . this •eason and Cardinal , fans th~ir w~y through the rugged Bob Cousy's BC team, using dumped Colorado 77-72, Utah ] expect the on-tbe.slle traJmng lo MISSOUri Valley Conference for its superior height to npped North carolina State pay off In a natiOnal Utle. , a berth m the Midwest a d v a n t 0 g e, out . 76, Purdue bumped Army 79-69 The Kentucky State Fair and regionals. Louisville look the UMass 40.2!! 10 defeating m overtime as four Cadet Exposition Center's !8 8()().seat first step tn that dJrectton Redmen for tile second louted out, Seattle eked Freedom Hall, which wUI house Wednesday mght by chopping this season. Wil!Je Wolters, . a 93-89 double overtime the NCAA tournament next do~ towering St. Louts 75-68 in Eagles' 6 8 cente1, scored VICtory over Evansville, Nevada March, also aerves as borne their conference opener. points to lead both teams stunned The victory was the eighth lor was selected as the tourLaSalle by Louisville, eacb of them gained nament's most valuable player S5-113, Memphis Stale ~r:~, ~~ on the Freedom Hall hardwood, for his 39 points 10 two games Villanova 58-40, Toledo 742-4211 without a defeat. Syracuse took consolation bon: Duquesne 89-58 and Westley Unseld, Louisville's ors with a 99-87 win over throttled Wake Forest 114-58. outstanding H center, limited Manhattan. 7-loot Rich Niemann to 16 In the other major tourbut scored only lQ He nament contested Wednesday OPEN pulled down 17 night, Iowa State captured the Evenings however, and the Cards demon- Sun DeVIl Classic by trouncing strated they have a well· Texas 10HI7 af;er Southern Calli balanced attack by placing si% nailed down th•rd place by men In double ligures. blasting host Arizona State 9~-1 Lingerie by Phil M•id 1nd Pinehurst The three other members of 60. ' Wide variety of stylea and colors in Rovon Dacron the United Press International Vanderbilt, ranked lith unNylon and Brushed Cuddle·Trique. · · ' top 10 to see action triumphed veiled a super-sub in Kenny easily. Fiftll·ranked Michigan Campbell, wbo scored 38 points GOWNS 1.98 to 9.00 Waltz length and long. S·M·L-XLG State rebounded from a loss tc lead the Commodores past I Loyola (La.) to trip Tulane I.igiJ-scoring Northwestern 111· PAJAMAS 1.98 to 6.00 66, sixtb·ranked New Mexico Shortie, Pedal Puaher and Long. crushed Creighton 79-68 and Callforofa Defeated Boston College, No. 10, swept Elsewhere, California a.1d GOWN & DUSTER SETS _ 5.9S to 8.95 the Boston Garden Christmas Ulab State went down to their Tournament by tleleatlng Masdefeats as Iowa bombed SLIPS 1.98 to 6.00 FULL A:-:ND-:::-__ HA_LF _ _ __ aacbusetts 75-e7. th• Bears 72-62 for its 15th eDISHWASHERS · Sub forward Heywood Ed·IFiiiiiii....i..i;;;~~~~:·. Girls Sizes 2 to 6 -~-- t49c to 59c eT.V.'S ·wards scored 18 points in 27 minutes and took game re. PANTIES emREO'S bounding bondra with If as For the Whole Family Ladies Siua 5 to 10 _ _ 59c to $1.00 Michigan State swept tbe REFRIGERATORS Such A Timely Gilt boards clean, 50-33; Spartan center Malt Allch led all Prieta RUTLAND FURNITURE fJIJJ:CIAlS • Last Chance For Fre_e Ham or Turkey on LARGE APPLIANCES • , tRANGES tWASHERS • eDRYE~S eFREEtERS I , • BOOTS e H & R FIRESTONE . , · :f'.:~tw:,~~~~ !!!~:~.from the lleld In tba login A I - - - $1.99 THE SHOE lOX M1ddlepqrt Me be f Middl · ' Open Wide Lead Middleport ' • •'. . .·.·----m~r~o;;.;;;;e~po;;rt~M;:•;rc:h:•n:ts:.;Gift:;·A;:t;:•:m:•~'~ u New MeXico 11!11 by as many 14 polnll ID lbe aecoDd ball "--Of'..;..E.. N..E_v_e_NI_N... GS-- MILL ST. l MIDDLEPoRT ?'•' -' . RUTLAND, 0. OPEN Evenings 1 • ~ �... . I I I I • >' ' ' lVoice of Broadway Col!lrl ".. IIIJmour Hal· II Trio gives lliiiUPPOI'IIDI tbl pern'a pa1a Sen. Jake Ja. three-week Jan. res~whlle John WIIYDI'I Wagoo" •ita 11111 the GOP veep.oomi- Ramsey cheeb IDto surgery . . . scrlpter Clair Huffaker's beiDg aatlon (flle that under fat The Americana's paying Hawaii. unhil<hed by wife Kathy •. ... chancel) . . . But if lbat mod· an Don Ho 1 lot o1 fish and pol Appropriate name of one o1 ern miracle were performed, lor starring In Its Royal Box "The Sandpipers" who roc~ Queeas Repub, Coog. Sy Hal- and the nearby Hawaii Kal rolled ''Guantanamera" into a peru would have an the surface pays Bruce Ho nary a sardine jukebox hltcake: Mike Plan<! requlrementa for Javits' sena- - but Bruce did s 45 • minute ... Tbeir pals here have been torial seat and mighty lew of songlest for oiJt when he drop. informed Ll2 and Richard will his handicaps . . . Tbe Cops's ped in at the Haw ail Kal lor make future films only In Italready seekJnB lbe Dell • fall some Polynesian humahuman· aly . . . Our item here about replacement lor Joe E. Lewis ukanukapawama like mama desperate uptowners burying - but If Joe E's doctnro deetde used to lo lor little Brucie their dead pups in Central Park he can make It ID that band· Lana Turner's latest seript is moved the Dog Owners Guldsome oollar lor hiJ annual Sept. a tipsy-doozy and she's learn. ane Service rD.O.G.S.i to lmpudet~Ce, the job'll be Joe's ing It the Method Way plan Its first symposium on ... Producer Max Gordon, with Since winning the Miss World b'lJ'l'ing pets during the Coil· more. than !ill yea!'!! of theatri- mle. India's Reita Daria's I..,urn's lnl'l Pet and Animal cal diStinction staring him in thinking it over about marrying Show Dec. 24 . : Rudy Tellez the back. marvels at the things her tea planter Osborne Lobo caught Yule spml real g"!ld at hP sees tOOay in sbowbi%; but . . Actor John Saxon's plan- 10 the other mght aod fort wo watch out for his punchllne: nlng a Juo<Mn.January with L. hours tried to give away 14 "Today we have the greatest A. publicist Mary Ann Murphy perfectly good old suits t~ a hr~glero, most fantastic aero. . One of the eight finalists sene~ of panhandlers; fallmg, bats, the rmest singers and un- In H'wood's "Deb Star Ball" is be tned St. Paul's Church at hell bl ....., IE of S . G ' 60th and 9th Ave he F'" . eva y su.,..," dancers of an , . J. Peaker ~ em~ ··" re ••• trme ·;; but not enough good 'IV-try "!h~ Medicme Men, er Sean Foley gladly accep~ actors. . .. Nor playwrights. and our rn1t1al uplanatfon is ed them for his needy ... Then _ E. J.s a girrul. Better be. he wen.t to the John Barleycorn Bossman of the Ramsey Lewand horslal a ooggm to bimself. hope I ' a "War GOING 0111' OF MY GOOJfl: Tell lblml You'll lit family a faVDl', as well "-..! Notes ooaety ""i:iiimaiil' BY ct "D antiSTMAS PARTY _Sunday the VoiWIU!tr F!'emen and ~~ ~ux~ 18 lliary beld thell' mas. par!)> at U. . A ligblal tree with gilts the children, decorated 1h alage. The refreshment was beautiful wlta Cllldles ~DY: n~ tnoe. ~~=d led~ ;~ gr'ftl "l'th'"' aavms )'IIUI"Self~~fr~om;:•;;;:;~~...~ YOOTH ASU:O fOil lfl ThiJ columa 11 for YOUII& people, iheir problems and pleasures, their troubles and fWI. As with the rest of Belen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-off. Send your teen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care of Helen Help USI this oewsj)llper. Alleoy 1 thee~ en~ . 1 1 ~ the ev: ame with ; a~isit by Santa Clg c bo di 1ACCIDENT PRONE tributed gills and :~: trea:jDear Helen . to the cbildren. Instead of the , I am an Insh lass, almost 16. U!IU8l Bifl exchange, t.fle gilta 1Durmg the past summer, I were donated to the Charltos have had a streak of bad luck Sargent family who reoenUy that t can't break. In May, l lost their home by fire. ArTang. ~ent to a Sunday School pte. ing the party was a commitltoe me; a bee stung me and I got of Betty Gaul, Gaye Smalley, blood Infection, Sina Bailey and Erma Cleland 1 J •--•· • . n une, my paren18 """' a Ref':'shments of sandwiches, western vacation and a heath· cookies, candy, punch, and I en rattlesnake bit my ankle. coffee were served to Mr. and In July, 1 visited in a small Ml'!l. Ross Cleland, Mr. and town. Wbile riding the rear Mrs .. Dick Gaul, Mark and seat on a motorcycle on a Dav1d; Mr. .and Mrs. Clayton country road at about 60 the Allen and Bill; Mr. and Mrs. machine hit a washout and I Robert ~malley; Mr. and Mn. flew off. My Saint provided Ray Christy; .Mr. and Mrs. tall grass and rain • soaked Mrs. Denver Weber was host- with prl.es awarded to Mn. Lawrence and Ailee; earth for my landing spot I ess to the Riverview Garden Harold Massar, Mrs. Herman ,-Mr. and Mrs. Roger. ~pple, recovered In 12 days. · Club u ita Cliril~ party Grossnickle, and Mrs. Ronald !~· VI=:.:~~':'· August brought a double-headTuesday eveniJt&, Her borne Osborne. Mrs. ;.;,1 McDanrei r.J:ycel er. 1 was a passenger ill a speed was decoraled throughout for Refreshments of a holiday d p 1 • Mrs ' B boat when it overturned in 75 the hoDday seasou with arran~e- salad, cracker, mints, punch, PT. PLEASANT -The Mas- ':yers,auJo::~: feet of water and I dang near menta made by members being and coffee were served by the on County Cenummlty Action and Alvin; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil drowned. used. 'l1le gifts were placed un- hostess, Mrs. Weber an? co- Group, Inc., _will hold an 1m· Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Then, I was horseback riding d~r a ll8bted Christm~ tree: ho!!~ss, Mrs . Ernest Wlutehead. portant meeting of the mem- Newell, Louann, Kathy, ~ at a full gallop when the horse Tbe meetlug was opened With bersh1p on December 30 at neth, and Jimmy; Mr. llld shied and 1 went on to a miser· Christmas devotions by Mrs. George Larkins of 7:30 p. m. In the Mason County Mrs. Jolm Lambert; Mr. and able landing. In the confusion, WiD Swain. Roll call was an- N M . Court House courtroom. lolnr Hobart Newall Elmtr the horse carelessly stepped on swered by each member show· ew extco les . Its purpose will he kr provi~ and· Shelia; Mr. and' Mrs. Jobn my len foot. 1 started school on ing their first Qu1atmas card Word has been receiVed a status report on the orgam· Wickham: Mr. and Mrs. Rei crutches. of the year. The Cbristmas flow· ~ the d;ath of George Lark- 28tion and secure ratlftr.ation Bailey · Mr and Mrs Gordon In September 1 was bitten er llhow was dl8ewsed. ms, who died Wedneoday ~t !:30 of hoard action to join the West Riden~ur, jimnly and Nancy: by a "safe dog•. " scratched by PlaDI were made to IIOild ar- a.m. 'n the Mmer~ Hoopltal of Central Community Action As- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sboewal· a "friendly cal," and then I rangemeols to the Athens Stale Katen, New Menco. Ser~te% sociation which is comprised ter and Fern· Mr and Mrs laid my school books down In Hosp Ita1 Wit· h Mrs. Clermont . were to he held m Des Momes' o1 W·"" R't1chte, Henry • Eichinger . . • Denrus ' . Don·· a truck and forgot them until ''""• J ackson, Harris as chairman. Iowa, Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Roane, Wlrl, Calhoon, Gilmer, aid and Laura· :U,d Mls; Mary after the truck left We chased M ben I the He was the son of Mr and PI ts Tyl and Dodd 'd ' . ~ M o GordclubC Ian d I Mrs. Dan Larkins lormeriv of ea~~n ' er fl ge Jo Wolf, Monday evening the I it ten miles - and caught it. I gnd ~· k a d~ell l Rolland. aad IS s~rvive<i by hrs co;~ l":t·· to a d off" . of gifts for .the Sargent . family I sort of got a kick out of this e ~rec r . n. r rs were delivered to their borne but mother didn't. She got a a . amn " ens, (>. . wrfe, the former Esther War·nnated $35 to a family near AI· .. . . the local orgaruzation !..,I that by Mrs. Roy ChriSty, Mrs. Law. llrl<et for speeding. This was fred that were receoUy burned . er , of Harrrsonvllle, 8 Sl>tor, alignment w1lb these . counties renee Smith and Mrs. Clayton bad for me. oul L t k 1 Mrs. Fred Thomas of Amanda, would be most benelrcral rn se- Allen PI Ohio and a brother in law Jack · · · · I as wee . 1 was on a ladana ~so were complelal i ' ck · Oh •Th curing admrnrstratrve structur< Reverend and Mrs. Grove of der putting a storm shutler on lor deU~enng "Goodies" to t.fle; Warner of Ja son, lo. ey and techmcal asSistance m con- Jamestown, Ohio, were recent: a second story window. 1 had Children s Home. 11eftht byM planeLa~ednesdady tt~· hed ducting programs, accord1ng to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred the shu tter 10 place and startMil. Cui Buckley gave the . WI rs. r '"' an a ..,n Robert P. Rrckard. Director, Rice ed do h th 1 dd b k 1 of the seevices C C A · wn w a er on ro e~ ::"'-~ an artide on 1 Mason ounty ommunr Y c- Cpl. John Ridenour left! During my en fall e1 landed · · ~8.1 AU Through . the I , t1on Group, Inc. Sunday morning after spendinR . narrow, slanting pporch root House. Games were en1oyed : WeddmgVowsTakt'n a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. land rolled over the edge. 1 On November 28th Mason 4-H Ouh to Buel R1denour. John will be grabbed the drain spout and il PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Organize Dec. 29 stationed 10 Germany. i went down with me and broke I Mrs. Joe Luikart, Gallipolis, PT PLEASANT _ The 4-H Mr. and Mrs. Lew Blakely, , my fall but a sharp piece ol · I are announcrng · lh e mamage · were recent VISI!ors "un cu t my hand and rt. took srx . o1 All Stars of Mason will hold an Columbus 1M • their daughter, Margaret Jo organizational meeting on De- .oM rs&:;~ Ba~n\ stitches to close the wound. Evans, to Alva Sullivan, son rember 29 at Krodel Park dub 1 rs. t f "cf1 res · in~ I am not always guilty of 8 8 By WW!am Lawreuce, D.D.S. of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sullivan, house. s:~. Ar:r ~ ~~ha . r. sainUy living but I feel this Acconllng to a news dispatch Pt. Pleasant. . The All Star organization be- been called here b the d= punishment IS bellltl overdone. from England widow Florence The double rtng ceremony gao in 1921 In West Virginia 1 h br th Wy 0 Can you suggest a way to bN!ak llil 76 thealells to quit was read on November 23 at as the highest honor lhat a oM er Go er,F ;!~e ir lhe can't bring her Sui] Lexington, Va. The new Mrs. West Virginia 4-Her could re- u. rlsd. MeotrKeSt o,. stlon Mrs. Bisselll's . · e d ruoro , . er mg, recen l dof. rvan IS own r an opera1or ceive. In West Virginia alone lled Mr d M T L ·H "My IIWt dot! Pip mNns of t.fle Evans Drive Inn in Point there are over 2,000 All Stars. ~eber ~~d M; :d ~:· rr'ank ostess to Pa~ty everything to me " sbe said Pleasant and Mr. Sullivan Is a All intereslal 4-H members G 1 Mrs. Hayward B1ssell, Long • • "She's an I've got.' When 1 tal!:~ Macon County Deputy Sheriff. are urged to attend this organi· ~e~ Hawk, McConnellsvllle, Botlom, was hostess Ia a Christ. communion I give ber a bit of zational meeting. spent a day with his aun~ Mrs, mas :"rty ~c ·. 1: The house 10 eepmg with the wafer lnd • JitUe wine on State Police Move Roy Christy. ~as ecora my flllller" PLAN BOUDAY DANCE . 1 e season. Tbe '91~ of .,, ._~To Annex Quarters PT PLEASANT The local Mr. and Mrs. L&lfrence Smith Games were played and prlz. "" """"'ws PT PLEASANT Tb local • and AHce attended a birthday rded . · • Cbureb u,ys no. "I don't go 8 • e . Order of Rainbow Girls will ty Saturda even! lor Bll· es awa · Mer a visrt from long llltb pasalng con!lfcrated State Polrc~ Detac~ent which bold their annual holiday dance /;'call on ~first ~da . Santa, and gills were present· wafers and wine to dogs" hl.l maintained olfr""" on the on December 23rd from 8 until Mrs. Etbel Orr and Mrs ~ ed, refreshments were served One wonders If tbe ~car's secood or mam Door of the 12 midnight at the locallllrloe ilh McElfresh ~ed oa .Mr.. to Mr. and Mrs. John Well~, "No" Is a theologlcal (lnllesl? Mason CIUIIty courthouse ~ Club. Rainbow members plan- Letha Wood, Friday. Shelly, Mike and ~e; Tn· Or Is be afraid of leWng bis the pall several years, Is mov ning to attend the dance !!IWil Students borne for t.flelr va. na and Marlene ElsWick, Mrs. lin&ers bitlenT Dogs have fert- IDg thiS week to the courthouse have paid their U66 member· cation include Charles Kolgllt Joe Lawrence, Nancy, Debbit, rlous-Jooklng teeth - even Ut. annex. . ship dues. and Bill Allen Ohio Unlvmlty· Kathy, Jo Ellen and Bobby tie dop. After all, they beioq ~e annex Ill the former Am· Gary Wolf, Marietta College: Joe; Doris White, Mrs. Ralph fn the carnivores who are en- encan Legion buDding adjacent ATLANTIC ATI'EMPT Rick Loblentz, Ohio State; Ai ~allard, Brenda Lee a~ Da· dowed by nature to eat fiesb ~ta~ep ~urtho;:e. : beoew St. Brendan, the Irish ab- ice Smith and Marilyn Karr, vrd; Mrs. John Rose, Juhe and and destroy .tiler aolmal life. lh fir 0 , : 0 ~ b has on bot, baa been given credit for students of Juliet Glbsoll. Mandy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray· Maey lllllr&tlooJ of br@edlag e 81 r, ~ IC been making a croulog of the At. mood Fitch Jr., Debbie and have tempered this ferocity, prapared for civil defense pur- laDUe Ocean on a MVG • year , Tammie; Mary Crisp, Glll'not but deolition of dogs hasn't poses. voyage ID the 8thcentury, but Williams, Martin Rayman, changed much. ~ed all noted geographel'l call it leg. Mr. and Mrs. Bi.,tll , Bruce doss, IUCh as Handaome Dan, A = Va!.~':!.. end. Hayward, Avis and '!'odd. the Yale bullq, have fewer Galllpolls Ernest Bur...: '--· Lillian ·u . ton PI molar 14eth than ltng·IIIUZiled ' " •- ._..., VIDII • • NOT SO HOT dog• sudl 18 bounda wbose son, Jr., GaU!polls, Oblo. Pleasant: Leslie Hea1011, GlfllThe sun, pound for pound, lone jaws &Dow low ~a mo- Dilellarged - Eunice Rollins, wood. 1\lr, and 1\lrs, Herman 1produces less heat than the hulara. , called on Mra. Alice ilodlon man body. Its huge size acDogs have hilhly •pecl•lized ftitliNlfj)~ Friday evening. counts for Its enormous proteeth .and j&\Yi, The hinge ~ ~ ~~ ---·Bernard MllhOill ductlon of heat. Joilllll Bmlted to up &1141 down Ullcnlnblttheotr.utlullbllr. 1 bome from a a!evao day atay ----movemeat only; wbereu pllllll- one leiter to each ~qum, to 1 Veterana Hospilal for obsel' Edith Osborne. utJna anlmais have jaws form four ordlnar, wordo. vallon and treatment. 1\lr. and Mrs. Jack Selden that meve from side to IItle iD T.''nUN Mr. Larry Farley came abel, Pomeroy, 1\lr. and Mrs. order to grind up tougb fibers, nu home witll lay~ for the wla- !<!ward Shaffer or Five Polllts, H ja •- all .., &er. Miss Jacklyn Seidenabel a o d di=ons ws can mll9ll.. • Mr. tllld Mts. Junior Huat Patty Gqlein were dinner Frvnt ~th of dogs are called at the Holzer Hoepltal to euests of 1\lr. and Mrs. Blame used merely to graap blta of y visit hor brother, Willard Tay· Mllho811 Sunday. food 10 c1uo bCII Tb lor, Tbursday eveollll. Mr. and lllrs. Paul OSilol'ne or ., "1 are • Mrs. Glenna Mllhoaa and chlldren were weekend small, ~ llelll. Ml In a from her lister, Mrs. guesta ol his mother, Mrs. Edshallow ll'dl. • Curtis, that sbe vlalted ith Osborne. .lUll behbl lbele an the MtiECEBJ with 11er pew .. .. .. .. -Glen•• s. Mllhoan tanlnea or eye teelb. 'lbese are ~ ~ x~ IIOD ol 1\lr and Iotti, CIII'Vttl. aad poiJWcL 'lbey • ~ ~ _____..1 Vlrllnla (Curt..) Re,tiDJds m poww!IJ. !ellil, tbt fuoc. Parkersburg W Va tllllll cl wldcll II to grasp and TOIPLE Now.....,.. tht .treletlletten Mr. and and hole! meat wbUe 1t'1 beiDr aut to fOllllthuurprioo answor, 11 Clara were dblller IUesta of by 1*¥1 thn llld 111011n. ounatetlbJ' tht wtoon. her pareall, Mr. llld Mn. Bact teeth are IUI'Cill llld M&yltal'd Babr Monday. SIZI 10-3 Jlelbd, wllb sharp eultinl llrid .. SIIIIUUISID... ( Mr. and llrt. Cllall lllbr edl•· UP~ ltlld lowln eome '= !her lib . . . . lid I1 (....... ,.,..,.., ol Middleport called on hla ' :! 111 •- I -'-n' ,l. . . . lliTI IIHAIII flliNIY · IAIIOW enll, Mr. and Mrs, M. L. IN '..uow -:--" lltmdaJ evBIJ!t, 1 1 I Mrs. Denver Weber is Hostess when Riverview Garden Club Ladies Meet Action Group May AJi91l with Snuth r: Other Counties Llllda, Bru":, o· "A Child • tS born ··~ Mn In the city qf David ... a Saviour which is Christ the ' Lord." Angels sang, shepherds left their tended DOCfOR As we leave our appointed tasks, to worship in the - - \ ::d I a:{ cnri Season. the spell? _ UNHAPPY COLLEEN Dear Colleen: Honey, 1 think you'd beller trade in your Jepndlla Gil a new model! _ H. Dear Helen: I've heard of rOtten things but this 0110 beats all. 1 go to a school about Ilk mlles from my bmDe. 'l1le school c:oJISiders me clOMI enGURb 1o walk 10 may not ride the bus. A friend of mine who Is 21 and a Senior _ be quit sehool and came back _ takes me 10 sclmol in his car. 1 am !6. , AI works alter school and 1 work as a waitress on week.. ends, 10 we Ollly gel to see 1 each other coming and goln8 to school. 1 Now here's the problem To- I . day the prinCipal called All' down to his office and told him that if he cooUnues seeing me 1 they'll expel him from sebool 1 for the rest of the year. i Helen, we aren't doing anything wrong. My parents hav- ! en't complained, nor have his. We don't walk the balls togelher and we don't even eat lunch together. So whal'l wrong with riding to with him? Certainly this isn't "contributllltl to the delmquency of a minor." He isn't that type anyway. - P.B.G. Dear P. . . • Surely a g1rl _ean nde to and from school wrth anyone her parents approve., ll a caD from , your folks doesn t .et things I full JT straight with the principal, btift .... then there IS more to this ruekus than meets my eye. - H. I Dear Helen: ' I have a very ood problem.·! I actually burat Into some rt of hy ••-'cal 1 so s..,, ear• an"• Firm buttoa-ftee eonstruetion for night :Jwr have to run and bide every night of restful sleep. Compare: . f il I t 'th ~me li~J am ~ s ~rb~ts WI • Heavy WO¥en stripe cover wah gold lure1 ~ d : l:;yr~~ ~I . . ' . y a es e. anae m • Sealy Edge Gards" end saggtii'J edges his pocket constantly. My mom • Oura Flange keeps surface fir,. snaps ber chewing gum, and my brother sniffs and refuses • Hundreds ot telW.....,S staal coils to blow his nose. These thmgs drive me crazy. I can't briny ! myself to tell my mother and dad to stop 1 feel disrespectful MIDDLEPORT, 0. · ==~.....,-::ci;~ ~========~ and don't. want to burt any·l • _ __ "" body's leelrngs. What can l do' . . - I school Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper I ----- - -!.:"' .-- .: .- - -- Leland Bumgarner Gary Bumgarner James Cunningham Raymond Duncan Roy Lyons Joe Robinson Bruce Cleland Rodney Holman Bobbie Lou Moore Donna Phelps Thomas Bentz, Jr. Jimmy Clatworthy Patricia Crossan Dave Dodson Harold Hanson David Hays Frank Hoffman Hazel Kauff Jan Long Danny Lowery Mike McDaniel Bobby Moodispaugh Vern Ord Grant Pope Doxie Walters David Young MOTOR ROUTE DRMRS Mike Gilmore Dennis Hawk Mary Hawk Danny Hood Jack Jacobs Gary SnouHer Steve TaHerson Don Taylor Ron Taylor John Lehew Keith Wisecup Wayne Bamhart Richard Davis William Russell FOREMAN &ABBOTT OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY Til 9 - SATURDAY UNTil 6 --------------------·-------------- SIMON'S t.\ARKET E. MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-3975 ·~~•---••~~·--•~ccc~cc••c~•c•~-.~~ c~c.-~~·~••~•••~~• Don't Buy Your Edna Deem I~ UNTIL YOU CHECK OUR LOWER PRICEt Ridge Keno S. o· Maple Lawn and lewis Fa11 frnlt & Frozu. OClety Notes 8to28Lbs• fil;;-"-':!!;:!.....tc Richard Karr, Sr. Faye Manley Kathleen Millloan Richard Frost ROASnNG & STEWING CIIIWIS SMGIISD .... I IALINa George Kom \ I I l ( 'I II Mrs. Art Kasper lila•• I I I I I I I1 II m.,.., :....,,..,.. A_., """' r.w ,....,.. ....,,. .,..w,...t lbq re pcw•flll ft10tllll to 111'11111 u Will • eat. llaybt lilt ~ IIi lilt polal. llcwaua L '·· ·-··lUI -IC . Mr. lltd Mn. Bermaa l!'ruk llld Kri. ~lot Dtldlon 111urt1aJ , , . will! BOYS COWBOY BOOTS $5.99 pr. IMh'sShoeStort Mldlllepert, 0. • 'I ; •-th, 1 YOUR NEWSPAPER BOY , $ 1 SAYS spirit of the manger, we wish for all of our friends a Christmas filled with the hope and promise of the ;• ••d•r:...... flocks; wise men came in search of Him. - FLORIDA Oranges aatl T•••••••• Walnuts, Punuts, Christmas Candy and Dried Mixed Fruit SYANDAl[) ornms - - .. .. gallon 85c · BRE~ . .. - - - - .. • Sloaves EGGS, local farms . . • • 3doz. McCOY'S MILK . '' �... . I I I I • >' ' ' lVoice of Broadway Col!lrl ".. IIIJmour Hal· II Trio gives lliiiUPPOI'IIDI tbl pern'a pa1a Sen. Jake Ja. three-week Jan. res~whlle John WIIYDI'I Wagoo" •ita 11111 the GOP veep.oomi- Ramsey cheeb IDto surgery . . . scrlpter Clair Huffaker's beiDg aatlon (flle that under fat The Americana's paying Hawaii. unhil<hed by wife Kathy •. ... chancel) . . . But if lbat mod· an Don Ho 1 lot o1 fish and pol Appropriate name of one o1 ern miracle were performed, lor starring In Its Royal Box "The Sandpipers" who roc~ Queeas Repub, Coog. Sy Hal- and the nearby Hawaii Kal rolled ''Guantanamera" into a peru would have an the surface pays Bruce Ho nary a sardine jukebox hltcake: Mike Plan<! requlrementa for Javits' sena- - but Bruce did s 45 • minute ... Tbeir pals here have been torial seat and mighty lew of songlest for oiJt when he drop. informed Ll2 and Richard will his handicaps . . . Tbe Cops's ped in at the Haw ail Kal lor make future films only In Italready seekJnB lbe Dell • fall some Polynesian humahuman· aly . . . Our item here about replacement lor Joe E. Lewis ukanukapawama like mama desperate uptowners burying - but If Joe E's doctnro deetde used to lo lor little Brucie their dead pups in Central Park he can make It ID that band· Lana Turner's latest seript is moved the Dog Owners Guldsome oollar lor hiJ annual Sept. a tipsy-doozy and she's learn. ane Service rD.O.G.S.i to lmpudet~Ce, the job'll be Joe's ing It the Method Way plan Its first symposium on ... Producer Max Gordon, with Since winning the Miss World b'lJ'l'ing pets during the Coil· more. than !ill yea!'!! of theatri- mle. India's Reita Daria's I..,urn's lnl'l Pet and Animal cal diStinction staring him in thinking it over about marrying Show Dec. 24 . : Rudy Tellez the back. marvels at the things her tea planter Osborne Lobo caught Yule spml real g"!ld at hP sees tOOay in sbowbi%; but . . Actor John Saxon's plan- 10 the other mght aod fort wo watch out for his punchllne: nlng a Juo<Mn.January with L. hours tried to give away 14 "Today we have the greatest A. publicist Mary Ann Murphy perfectly good old suits t~ a hr~glero, most fantastic aero. . One of the eight finalists sene~ of panhandlers; fallmg, bats, the rmest singers and un- In H'wood's "Deb Star Ball" is be tned St. Paul's Church at hell bl ....., IE of S . G ' 60th and 9th Ave he F'" . eva y su.,..," dancers of an , . J. Peaker ~ em~ ··" re ••• trme ·;; but not enough good 'IV-try "!h~ Medicme Men, er Sean Foley gladly accep~ actors. . .. Nor playwrights. and our rn1t1al uplanatfon is ed them for his needy ... Then _ E. J.s a girrul. Better be. he wen.t to the John Barleycorn Bossman of the Ramsey Lewand horslal a ooggm to bimself. hope I ' a "War GOING 0111' OF MY GOOJfl: Tell lblml You'll lit family a faVDl', as well "-..! Notes ooaety ""i:iiimaiil' BY ct "D antiSTMAS PARTY _Sunday the VoiWIU!tr F!'emen and ~~ ~ux~ 18 lliary beld thell' mas. par!)> at U. . A ligblal tree with gilts the children, decorated 1h alage. The refreshment was beautiful wlta Cllldles ~DY: n~ tnoe. ~~=d led~ ;~ gr'ftl "l'th'"' aavms )'IIUI"Self~~fr~om;:•;;;:;~~...~ YOOTH ASU:O fOil lfl ThiJ columa 11 for YOUII& people, iheir problems and pleasures, their troubles and fWI. As with the rest of Belen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-off. Send your teen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care of Helen Help USI this oewsj)llper. Alleoy 1 thee~ en~ . 1 1 ~ the ev: ame with ; a~isit by Santa Clg c bo di 1ACCIDENT PRONE tributed gills and :~: trea:jDear Helen . to the cbildren. Instead of the , I am an Insh lass, almost 16. U!IU8l Bifl exchange, t.fle gilta 1Durmg the past summer, I were donated to the Charltos have had a streak of bad luck Sargent family who reoenUy that t can't break. In May, l lost their home by fire. ArTang. ~ent to a Sunday School pte. ing the party was a commitltoe me; a bee stung me and I got of Betty Gaul, Gaye Smalley, blood Infection, Sina Bailey and Erma Cleland 1 J •--•· • . n une, my paren18 """' a Ref':'shments of sandwiches, western vacation and a heath· cookies, candy, punch, and I en rattlesnake bit my ankle. coffee were served to Mr. and In July, 1 visited in a small Ml'!l. Ross Cleland, Mr. and town. Wbile riding the rear Mrs .. Dick Gaul, Mark and seat on a motorcycle on a Dav1d; Mr. .and Mrs. Clayton country road at about 60 the Allen and Bill; Mr. and Mrs. machine hit a washout and I Robert ~malley; Mr. and Mn. flew off. My Saint provided Ray Christy; .Mr. and Mrs. tall grass and rain • soaked Mrs. Denver Weber was host- with prl.es awarded to Mn. Lawrence and Ailee; earth for my landing spot I ess to the Riverview Garden Harold Massar, Mrs. Herman ,-Mr. and Mrs. Roger. ~pple, recovered In 12 days. · Club u ita Cliril~ party Grossnickle, and Mrs. Ronald !~· VI=:.:~~':'· August brought a double-headTuesday eveniJt&, Her borne Osborne. Mrs. ;.;,1 McDanrei r.J:ycel er. 1 was a passenger ill a speed was decoraled throughout for Refreshments of a holiday d p 1 • Mrs ' B boat when it overturned in 75 the hoDday seasou with arran~e- salad, cracker, mints, punch, PT. PLEASANT -The Mas- ':yers,auJo::~: feet of water and I dang near menta made by members being and coffee were served by the on County Cenummlty Action and Alvin; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil drowned. used. 'l1le gifts were placed un- hostess, Mrs. Weber an? co- Group, Inc., _will hold an 1m· Nelson; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Then, I was horseback riding d~r a ll8bted Christm~ tree: ho!!~ss, Mrs . Ernest Wlutehead. portant meeting of the mem- Newell, Louann, Kathy, ~ at a full gallop when the horse Tbe meetlug was opened With bersh1p on December 30 at neth, and Jimmy; Mr. llld shied and 1 went on to a miser· Christmas devotions by Mrs. George Larkins of 7:30 p. m. In the Mason County Mrs. Jolm Lambert; Mr. and able landing. In the confusion, WiD Swain. Roll call was an- N M . Court House courtroom. lolnr Hobart Newall Elmtr the horse carelessly stepped on swered by each member show· ew extco les . Its purpose will he kr provi~ and· Shelia; Mr. and' Mrs. Jobn my len foot. 1 started school on ing their first Qu1atmas card Word has been receiVed a status report on the orgam· Wickham: Mr. and Mrs. Rei crutches. of the year. The Cbristmas flow· ~ the d;ath of George Lark- 28tion and secure ratlftr.ation Bailey · Mr and Mrs Gordon In September 1 was bitten er llhow was dl8ewsed. ms, who died Wedneoday ~t !:30 of hoard action to join the West Riden~ur, jimnly and Nancy: by a "safe dog•. " scratched by PlaDI were made to IIOild ar- a.m. 'n the Mmer~ Hoopltal of Central Community Action As- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Sboewal· a "friendly cal," and then I rangemeols to the Athens Stale Katen, New Menco. Ser~te% sociation which is comprised ter and Fern· Mr and Mrs laid my school books down In Hosp Ita1 Wit· h Mrs. Clermont . were to he held m Des Momes' o1 W·"" R't1chte, Henry • Eichinger . . • Denrus ' . Don·· a truck and forgot them until ''""• J ackson, Harris as chairman. Iowa, Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Roane, Wlrl, Calhoon, Gilmer, aid and Laura· :U,d Mls; Mary after the truck left We chased M ben I the He was the son of Mr and PI ts Tyl and Dodd 'd ' . ~ M o GordclubC Ian d I Mrs. Dan Larkins lormeriv of ea~~n ' er fl ge Jo Wolf, Monday evening the I it ten miles - and caught it. I gnd ~· k a d~ell l Rolland. aad IS s~rvive<i by hrs co;~ l":t·· to a d off" . of gifts for .the Sargent . family I sort of got a kick out of this e ~rec r . n. r rs were delivered to their borne but mother didn't. She got a a . amn " ens, (>. . wrfe, the former Esther War·nnated $35 to a family near AI· .. . . the local orgaruzation !..,I that by Mrs. Roy ChriSty, Mrs. Law. llrl<et for speeding. This was fred that were receoUy burned . er , of Harrrsonvllle, 8 Sl>tor, alignment w1lb these . counties renee Smith and Mrs. Clayton bad for me. oul L t k 1 Mrs. Fred Thomas of Amanda, would be most benelrcral rn se- Allen PI Ohio and a brother in law Jack · · · · I as wee . 1 was on a ladana ~so were complelal i ' ck · Oh •Th curing admrnrstratrve structur< Reverend and Mrs. Grove of der putting a storm shutler on lor deU~enng "Goodies" to t.fle; Warner of Ja son, lo. ey and techmcal asSistance m con- Jamestown, Ohio, were recent: a second story window. 1 had Children s Home. 11eftht byM planeLa~ednesdady tt~· hed ducting programs, accord1ng to guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred the shu tter 10 place and startMil. Cui Buckley gave the . WI rs. r '"' an a ..,n Robert P. Rrckard. Director, Rice ed do h th 1 dd b k 1 of the seevices C C A · wn w a er on ro e~ ::"'-~ an artide on 1 Mason ounty ommunr Y c- Cpl. John Ridenour left! During my en fall e1 landed · · ~8.1 AU Through . the I , t1on Group, Inc. Sunday morning after spendinR . narrow, slanting pporch root House. Games were en1oyed : WeddmgVowsTakt'n a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. land rolled over the edge. 1 On November 28th Mason 4-H Ouh to Buel R1denour. John will be grabbed the drain spout and il PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Organize Dec. 29 stationed 10 Germany. i went down with me and broke I Mrs. Joe Luikart, Gallipolis, PT PLEASANT _ The 4-H Mr. and Mrs. Lew Blakely, , my fall but a sharp piece ol · I are announcrng · lh e mamage · were recent VISI!ors "un cu t my hand and rt. took srx . o1 All Stars of Mason will hold an Columbus 1M • their daughter, Margaret Jo organizational meeting on De- .oM rs&:;~ Ba~n\ stitches to close the wound. Evans, to Alva Sullivan, son rember 29 at Krodel Park dub 1 rs. t f "cf1 res · in~ I am not always guilty of 8 8 By WW!am Lawreuce, D.D.S. of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sullivan, house. s:~. Ar:r ~ ~~ha . r. sainUy living but I feel this Acconllng to a news dispatch Pt. Pleasant. . The All Star organization be- been called here b the d= punishment IS bellltl overdone. from England widow Florence The double rtng ceremony gao in 1921 In West Virginia 1 h br th Wy 0 Can you suggest a way to bN!ak llil 76 thealells to quit was read on November 23 at as the highest honor lhat a oM er Go er,F ;!~e ir lhe can't bring her Sui] Lexington, Va. The new Mrs. West Virginia 4-Her could re- u. rlsd. MeotrKeSt o,. stlon Mrs. Bisselll's . · e d ruoro , . er mg, recen l dof. rvan IS own r an opera1or ceive. In West Virginia alone lled Mr d M T L ·H "My IIWt dot! Pip mNns of t.fle Evans Drive Inn in Point there are over 2,000 All Stars. ~eber ~~d M; :d ~:· rr'ank ostess to Pa~ty everything to me " sbe said Pleasant and Mr. Sullivan Is a All intereslal 4-H members G 1 Mrs. Hayward B1ssell, Long • • "She's an I've got.' When 1 tal!:~ Macon County Deputy Sheriff. are urged to attend this organi· ~e~ Hawk, McConnellsvllle, Botlom, was hostess Ia a Christ. communion I give ber a bit of zational meeting. spent a day with his aun~ Mrs, mas :"rty ~c ·. 1: The house 10 eepmg with the wafer lnd • JitUe wine on State Police Move Roy Christy. ~as ecora my flllller" PLAN BOUDAY DANCE . 1 e season. Tbe '91~ of .,, ._~To Annex Quarters PT PLEASANT The local Mr. and Mrs. L&lfrence Smith Games were played and prlz. "" """"'ws PT PLEASANT Tb local • and AHce attended a birthday rded . · • Cbureb u,ys no. "I don't go 8 • e . Order of Rainbow Girls will ty Saturda even! lor Bll· es awa · Mer a visrt from long llltb pasalng con!lfcrated State Polrc~ Detac~ent which bold their annual holiday dance /;'call on ~first ~da . Santa, and gills were present· wafers and wine to dogs" hl.l maintained olfr""" on the on December 23rd from 8 until Mrs. Etbel Orr and Mrs ~ ed, refreshments were served One wonders If tbe ~car's secood or mam Door of the 12 midnight at the locallllrloe ilh McElfresh ~ed oa .Mr.. to Mr. and Mrs. John Well~, "No" Is a theologlcal (lnllesl? Mason CIUIIty courthouse ~ Club. Rainbow members plan- Letha Wood, Friday. Shelly, Mike and ~e; Tn· Or Is be afraid of leWng bis the pall several years, Is mov ning to attend the dance !!IWil Students borne for t.flelr va. na and Marlene ElsWick, Mrs. lin&ers bitlenT Dogs have fert- IDg thiS week to the courthouse have paid their U66 member· cation include Charles Kolgllt Joe Lawrence, Nancy, Debbit, rlous-Jooklng teeth - even Ut. annex. . ship dues. and Bill Allen Ohio Unlvmlty· Kathy, Jo Ellen and Bobby tie dop. After all, they beioq ~e annex Ill the former Am· Gary Wolf, Marietta College: Joe; Doris White, Mrs. Ralph fn the carnivores who are en- encan Legion buDding adjacent ATLANTIC ATI'EMPT Rick Loblentz, Ohio State; Ai ~allard, Brenda Lee a~ Da· dowed by nature to eat fiesb ~ta~ep ~urtho;:e. : beoew St. Brendan, the Irish ab- ice Smith and Marilyn Karr, vrd; Mrs. John Rose, Juhe and and destroy .tiler aolmal life. lh fir 0 , : 0 ~ b has on bot, baa been given credit for students of Juliet Glbsoll. Mandy; Mr. and Mrs. Ray· Maey lllllr&tlooJ of br@edlag e 81 r, ~ IC been making a croulog of the At. mood Fitch Jr., Debbie and have tempered this ferocity, prapared for civil defense pur- laDUe Ocean on a MVG • year , Tammie; Mary Crisp, Glll'not but deolition of dogs hasn't poses. voyage ID the 8thcentury, but Williams, Martin Rayman, changed much. ~ed all noted geographel'l call it leg. Mr. and Mrs. Bi.,tll , Bruce doss, IUCh as Handaome Dan, A = Va!.~':!.. end. Hayward, Avis and '!'odd. the Yale bullq, have fewer Galllpolls Ernest Bur...: '--· Lillian ·u . ton PI molar 14eth than ltng·IIIUZiled ' " •- ._..., VIDII • • NOT SO HOT dog• sudl 18 bounda wbose son, Jr., GaU!polls, Oblo. Pleasant: Leslie Hea1011, GlfllThe sun, pound for pound, lone jaws &Dow low ~a mo- Dilellarged - Eunice Rollins, wood. 1\lr, and 1\lrs, Herman 1produces less heat than the hulara. , called on Mra. Alice ilodlon man body. Its huge size acDogs have hilhly •pecl•lized ftitliNlfj)~ Friday evening. counts for Its enormous proteeth .and j&\Yi, The hinge ~ ~ ~~ ---·Bernard MllhOill ductlon of heat. Joilllll Bmlted to up &1141 down Ullcnlnblttheotr.utlullbllr. 1 bome from a a!evao day atay ----movemeat only; wbereu pllllll- one leiter to each ~qum, to 1 Veterana Hospilal for obsel' Edith Osborne. utJna anlmais have jaws form four ordlnar, wordo. vallon and treatment. 1\lr. and Mrs. Jack Selden that meve from side to IItle iD T.''nUN Mr. Larry Farley came abel, Pomeroy, 1\lr. and Mrs. order to grind up tougb fibers, nu home witll lay~ for the wla- !<!ward Shaffer or Five Polllts, H ja •- all .., &er. Miss Jacklyn Seidenabel a o d di=ons ws can mll9ll.. • Mr. tllld Mts. Junior Huat Patty Gqlein were dinner Frvnt ~th of dogs are called at the Holzer Hoepltal to euests of 1\lr. and Mrs. Blame used merely to graap blta of y visit hor brother, Willard Tay· Mllho811 Sunday. food 10 c1uo bCII Tb lor, Tbursday eveollll. Mr. and lllrs. Paul OSilol'ne or ., "1 are • Mrs. Glenna Mllhoaa and chlldren were weekend small, ~ llelll. Ml In a from her lister, Mrs. guesta ol his mother, Mrs. Edshallow ll'dl. • Curtis, that sbe vlalted ith Osborne. .lUll behbl lbele an the MtiECEBJ with 11er pew .. .. .. .. -Glen•• s. Mllhoan tanlnea or eye teelb. 'lbese are ~ ~ x~ IIOD ol 1\lr and Iotti, CIII'Vttl. aad poiJWcL 'lbey • ~ ~ _____..1 Vlrllnla (Curt..) Re,tiDJds m poww!IJ. !ellil, tbt fuoc. Parkersburg W Va tllllll cl wldcll II to grasp and TOIPLE Now.....,.. tht .treletlletten Mr. and and hole! meat wbUe 1t'1 beiDr aut to fOllllthuurprioo answor, 11 Clara were dblller IUesta of by 1*¥1 thn llld 111011n. ounatetlbJ' tht wtoon. her pareall, Mr. llld Mn. Bact teeth are IUI'Cill llld M&yltal'd Babr Monday. SIZI 10-3 Jlelbd, wllb sharp eultinl llrid .. SIIIIUUISID... ( Mr. and llrt. Cllall lllbr edl•· UP~ ltlld lowln eome '= !her lib . . . . lid I1 (....... ,.,..,.., ol Middleport called on hla ' :! 111 •- I -'-n' ,l. . . . lliTI IIHAIII flliNIY · IAIIOW enll, Mr. and Mrs, M. L. IN '..uow -:--" lltmdaJ evBIJ!t, 1 1 I Mrs. Denver Weber is Hostess when Riverview Garden Club Ladies Meet Action Group May AJi91l with Snuth r: Other Counties Llllda, Bru":, o· "A Child • tS born ··~ Mn In the city qf David ... a Saviour which is Christ the ' Lord." Angels sang, shepherds left their tended DOCfOR As we leave our appointed tasks, to worship in the - - \ ::d I a:{ cnri Season. the spell? _ UNHAPPY COLLEEN Dear Colleen: Honey, 1 think you'd beller trade in your Jepndlla Gil a new model! _ H. Dear Helen: I've heard of rOtten things but this 0110 beats all. 1 go to a school about Ilk mlles from my bmDe. 'l1le school c:oJISiders me clOMI enGURb 1o walk 10 may not ride the bus. A friend of mine who Is 21 and a Senior _ be quit sehool and came back _ takes me 10 sclmol in his car. 1 am !6. , AI works alter school and 1 work as a waitress on week.. ends, 10 we Ollly gel to see 1 each other coming and goln8 to school. 1 Now here's the problem To- I . day the prinCipal called All' down to his office and told him that if he cooUnues seeing me 1 they'll expel him from sebool 1 for the rest of the year. i Helen, we aren't doing anything wrong. My parents hav- ! en't complained, nor have his. We don't walk the balls togelher and we don't even eat lunch together. So whal'l wrong with riding to with him? Certainly this isn't "contributllltl to the delmquency of a minor." He isn't that type anyway. - P.B.G. Dear P. . . • Surely a g1rl _ean nde to and from school wrth anyone her parents approve., ll a caD from , your folks doesn t .et things I full JT straight with the principal, btift .... then there IS more to this ruekus than meets my eye. - H. I Dear Helen: ' I have a very ood problem.·! I actually burat Into some rt of hy ••-'cal 1 so s..,, ear• an"• Firm buttoa-ftee eonstruetion for night :Jwr have to run and bide every night of restful sleep. Compare: . f il I t 'th ~me li~J am ~ s ~rb~ts WI • Heavy WO¥en stripe cover wah gold lure1 ~ d : l:;yr~~ ~I . . ' . y a es e. anae m • Sealy Edge Gards" end saggtii'J edges his pocket constantly. My mom • Oura Flange keeps surface fir,. snaps ber chewing gum, and my brother sniffs and refuses • Hundreds ot telW.....,S staal coils to blow his nose. These thmgs drive me crazy. I can't briny ! myself to tell my mother and dad to stop 1 feel disrespectful MIDDLEPORT, 0. · ==~.....,-::ci;~ ~========~ and don't. want to burt any·l • _ __ "" body's leelrngs. What can l do' . . - I school Sealy Firm Golden Sleeper I ----- - -!.:"' .-- .: .- - -- Leland Bumgarner Gary Bumgarner James Cunningham Raymond Duncan Roy Lyons Joe Robinson Bruce Cleland Rodney Holman Bobbie Lou Moore Donna Phelps Thomas Bentz, Jr. Jimmy Clatworthy Patricia Crossan Dave Dodson Harold Hanson David Hays Frank Hoffman Hazel Kauff Jan Long Danny Lowery Mike McDaniel Bobby Moodispaugh Vern Ord Grant Pope Doxie Walters David Young MOTOR ROUTE DRMRS Mike Gilmore Dennis Hawk Mary Hawk Danny Hood Jack Jacobs Gary SnouHer Steve TaHerson Don Taylor Ron Taylor John Lehew Keith Wisecup Wayne Bamhart Richard Davis William Russell FOREMAN &ABBOTT OPEN THURSDAY & FRIDAY Til 9 - SATURDAY UNTil 6 --------------------·-------------- SIMON'S t.\ARKET E. MAIN ST. POMEROY 992-3975 ·~~•---••~~·--•~ccc~cc••c~•c•~-.~~ c~c.-~~·~••~•••~~• Don't Buy Your Edna Deem I~ UNTIL YOU CHECK OUR LOWER PRICEt Ridge Keno S. o· Maple Lawn and lewis Fa11 frnlt & Frozu. OClety Notes 8to28Lbs• fil;;-"-':!!;:!.....tc Richard Karr, Sr. Faye Manley Kathleen Millloan Richard Frost ROASnNG & STEWING CIIIWIS SMGIISD .... I IALINa George Kom \ I I l ( 'I II Mrs. Art Kasper lila•• I I I I I I I1 II m.,.., :....,,..,.. A_., """' r.w ,....,.. ....,,. .,..w,...t lbq re pcw•flll ft10tllll to 111'11111 u Will • eat. llaybt lilt ~ IIi lilt polal. llcwaua L '·· ·-··lUI -IC . Mr. lltd Mn. Bermaa l!'ruk llld Kri. ~lot Dtldlon 111urt1aJ , , . will! BOYS COWBOY BOOTS $5.99 pr. IMh'sShoeStort Mldlllepert, 0. • 'I ; •-th, 1 YOUR NEWSPAPER BOY , $ 1 SAYS spirit of the manger, we wish for all of our friends a Christmas filled with the hope and promise of the ;• ••d•r:...... flocks; wise men came in search of Him. - FLORIDA Oranges aatl T•••••••• Walnuts, Punuts, Christmas Candy and Dried Mixed Fruit SYANDAl[) ornms - - .. .. gallon 85c · BRE~ . .. - - - - .. • Sloaves EGGS, local farms . . • • 3doz. McCOY'S MILK . '' �'I I ,, \ '·'' ·, I ' '' l - - ------ --·--;-- --- - ~ ... - ·------ I • ~ ' ---.--~----- Get Extra CasG The Want Ad Way Busi·ness Services .' ~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 22, 1966 l WANT AD I INFORMATION !SIGNS CAIICILLATtDNI ca••cT•o•• ..... .. *'"''*' """' ... .. ... per Dn ol ,...lafttili aaUULATIGNI fM Pftlllh•' ~ ltul rlfM .... tr NIKf ... , ... ctMMCI 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR ................. ...,.,.. .nou• .. Uther Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Power- ,... wilt net M ....,.,...... ler ..,.. ...,, m•• .,.. taco.nc:t '"""-. ,. 0, ' 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR_ Reduced To $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white over turquotse finish. V8. Automatic. Radio and Heale1·. wont •• ler'¥1c• ~eft 1 " ' Wont • • IMertiefl Mlftiii'\Utn Che~ .0 ~~~ 1965 VOLKSWAGEN n Centt ••• ..oro •·I• U!retl C... _... " ' c•n• Q~KWnl ~n ~·• edl ono allh p!llll w1ttu, '" ,.,..., 'AID DF tH•NIC.i a O&ITUARI•I fi.U fo• 011 worct mtntmulft. IHh .. alfiOfta• won~~ tc 0'~~'1tl POIDei'Oy Motor Co. MOIJII M . to trill ,. M . 0 ..,, IAI"rGn lrH a. "-' te I~~ IIHf'l IT' Io IO IAI'I OPEN EVES. 9:GO PJl TO II'LACI A ai5ULI II'RODUCINQ \¥ANT Reduced To $1395 was $1495. 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locall_y ow.ned and l_ow mile· age by original owner. SpoUess dean mtenor, beautlful dark blue finish, radio and heater. tKUfllt" 1111.*-"tiOIU •:" a. t~SWELL. THE WILLETS -A- F ER MV '10UN6-UNS SHE WOUlDN'T HAVE AD POMEIOr, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2156 ... " r---,---,, '' OOOPs! II ONI OP ..... '' DIC:K RAWLINGS Real Estate For Sale HOUSE on 464 South 41h st., Middleport, 0., $6.8tl0. Can be bought with small down payment, balance like rent. Call Valley Lumber & Supply Co., Middleport, o. 992-2709. 12 13 9tc -------------------- PLAN WOMEN:s COLLEGE GAMBIE_R~ Oh10 IUPI) -A college offiCial sa1d Wedoesday Kenyon College Will dissass ciate ilself from ils Episcopal 1heological school and establish bwllngs Honde Sales i WY :1-2111 I MIODLIPORl OHIO I • rrom tbe Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To Tbe Smallest Heater Core. BLAmNARS I'll. 992-2143 k • • LI'L ABNER CO~~D'IO'GO SERVICE ASHAMED OF Ridl•fOr S~o1 Cueltlu f/tllll, ~,;-x-~"--, 1MCar'1i!I Truck 1 Huter ROUTE 33 - 98 acres, 25-30 :n I acres for cultivation. barb ~-1 l you nOW 1 Core eBulldozer D'd Th at lb GEORGI WONI»R RADIATOR . Pomeroy a~w~o~m~~~·~s~co~ll~e~ge~·--------~::::::::::::::::::'11 renee, small barn, hen heuse, ;;; ---------.,.-,.,,-------- 1'II:':"="==""="="=====:"""'""'""'""'"""""'~~~~~ I 1% story frame house, 6 f:' YOUR ICEITH GOBLE FORD f-'. ' G~ 0" AS AS . I. :tS ? C0' $U5 AH DON'T ,-\SS TH' BR DE .'! 9B - C::~ T WEDDIN'S,,SA~ .~r 50C BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE-tHRU C:AR WASH IAnyType 'r'ORE. DIRTY CAR I'OR ONLV . ,l V/E'LL TR-1' O~E Al4 FINISH TH' WAS HERE F"UST" •• HAIRCUT!! THEIJ '10' KIN MAKE TH' EB3E COULD f.'.tv_ ,._ 'I A .~ DO ' i:::~\ 50TH • AT ,·,~r~ OTHER SA.LE!! , .. I ,. Card of Th11nks Sale or Trade_ _ For Sale rooms, fruit cellar. Vj ,., 2-2196 Middleport, 0 By I WISH It tha~k Dr. Bo1ce. thell957, one ton, ford truck, dual FOR REALLY professional re- MINERSVILLE - Nice one ,·,_ Me1gs General Hosp1Lal ~m s- ,.,.·heels, for sale or trade for suits clean your carpets with story frame, 5 rooms, celhtr, ") , , • , Blanche M. Haskins es and other stafl. my fnends cattle Ph. 843-2778. premium quality Lustre Foam garage, large lot, property m " who called and sent cards, _ ___________ 1___222 3tc Rent electric shampooer for good shape. $'2,500. the Rutland F~re Department I It with purchase. Ebersbach DEC. 21 - What a loss, Walt pews, and as each family came for tne turkey dmner, dunngl For s~ !_Or~uy Hdwe., Pomeroy, 0. POMEROY - 2 story frame, Disney's passing! in, one member lighted the can1 my stay '" the hospttal. PONIES, mules and goats. See 12 22 6lc 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), H> Memories come reeling back die at their pew. All vacant wish all of you a very Merry George Holman, Phone 992r baths, oak floors, basement, anent that - "Snow While and pews staying unlighted, mutely Christmas and a Happy New 1 2797. 12 22 3tp ONE USED UPRIGHT PIANO 1 garage, a real buy 18,9\lO the Seven Dwarfs." Oh what a saying "Not here." 1 Year. Virgil Yarbrough, RutRe-conditioned, with bench, SYRACUSE _ Excellent con<li- treat - "Bambi," what a dear May sound a little, well, "I 1 d 0 I 222 llc THURSDAY Al"rERNOON 'I'llanday Triplicate Leape an • · For Renl free delivery. Call Rutland lion, ranch type, 5 rooms 12 deer - Can you recall all Call Your Attention," to a John WOMEN'S LEAGUE Doeember 8, 1161 ADULTS, 3 room furnished a- Furniture, 742-4211. bedrooms), bath. cellar, car- seven names of the Dwarfs- Wesley Methodist (me) but it Won Losl Lost and Found partment. M&C. Food Market, 12 22 3tc port. workshop, rental house \ I can recall Doc, Uopey, Grum- has a point, and a keen one, too, MASON BOWLING CENTER New York Central '11 12 J miles sou th of Middieport, 2 NICE PONIES, perfectly nearly new - all located on a py- Heavens, how could I Simon's Pic A Palr 83 29 Maple Lawn Poullry 25 14 LOST - Reading glasses. lost j Ht. 7. 12 21 3tc matched, priced for quick nice lot - $18,000. I forget 4 more - help me, ~ear "IF YOU'RE 25 DON't drive Ph 'I'll A lilt 19% in front of Middleport Church 1 eaders. And 1 00 hope you 1 .' , Summers armacy 72 40 ree ces of Nazarene. Contacl Leonard MODERN furnished f~st floor sale. Dave Yost, Portland, 0. WANT TO SEEL -IJST dirdn't . Wall D' IT V) 65 an hour. If S., don t go 25 Blue Tartan 65 47 Two Aces Deuces 17 22 Bass at m-2372. l2 21 3tc efftc1ency apartment m Mid- Ph. 843-2242. 12 22 3tc WITH us miSs tsney · • h" G d 1 A 1 Mas0 Furnitur City Loan 151> 2314 54 58 18 dleport. Ph. 992-:ffl74 Albert M. c01 , Broker Sunday night (Dec. 1 and ::'J~Bs o~a~ur '!!~~ ~~ B & ~ Market e so 62 McKenlie's Raiders 1J 28 Notice 12 14 tfc CHRISTMAS SALEI Henry Clelaad, Salesmaa the tributes from all over. A- wings on your back." Conkle Coal Co. 12 100 ffigh Game- J. Kimble, 243.; 6-""'R"O::Oc::M-o-:h-ou_s_e_a_n"d""u_a_cc ll,: fur- NEW IM-3830 mong them Chet Huntley and "Take Care Beware" "The High 3 games· Simon's Pic High Series - R. Davis, 5113. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM . at I nace and garage, 255 W. Main CHEST FREEZERS . . $153 Evenings 992.Z518 or 992-,'1636 RichaLrd Cfhamberlam. Mha:::;!- Life You Sa~e May be Your A Pair 2147· S~mers Phann- Team Hlgh Game- Two Aces Hobson Christian u n 1 0 n All Modtlo Solo Priced! tve orever m our e~~. 0 ,. d dl ' Deuces 588· Team m"" Ser 12 1 3tC dous. w . Sl . Pomeroy. 0. Ph 992- All Applttncto Solo Pricedl D. wn - an son on, en ess1Y- acy 2123· Mason Furniture 2104· • •.,.,. . 1 Church Saturday evernng, 2668 or 992-2961. 12 5 tic We Service, Deliver. - - - - - - ear a I ISney. And why not? Betty B~tey 513; Anna Le~ les- New York Central, 1614. ~~~- n2o~ ~~~3~o ~~fsuiiJROOM- furni>iled_ apartment Opennn":~~~Night, 175 ACRE farm, house wtlb I alarmRecent hibghwayl tdeath tolls White 4ll1; Nellie Slrilth 462. Except Sundoy rooms and bath, cellar, cellar SOMEWHERE IN a Christme, ut Pen y. High sin•le •ames: Mason lntlaalrlal Leagne Everyone welcome. Pastor 1 and 4 room lurms hed apa'~ bouse, 2 large barns, free F -1 "733 "su Ph O'Dell Manley. Jtc, ment. Adults. References. 126 mas story I read how "We urm ure mmers arDoeember 8, liM 12 22 .... Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992• POMEROY ~:· !~~.x::;.on:::.r:mm~:· Three Kings" i~ usually sung DID YOU HEAR J,. Welk's macy 722; Simon's Pic A Pair Won Lost PIANO Tuning, school, church, I 6&.18. 12 8 Uc m-2181 Uams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. by the patten! ktds we have In special last week and basso pro- 719; Betty Batey 192; PatU Blue & Grey Resl 12 30 home Ph. Lane Daniels, 992- ,- - -- - .... '"'·' · • 10 3 Uc Chnstmas plays- rendered a~ •• fundi Larry Hooper's rendering Arn?ld 189; Betty Batey 177. Dutton Drugs 110 ~ ITRAILER, Brown's Trailer SUPER SERVICE STATION ··we Three_Kmgs of Onen-tar. of ''Many Brave Hearts Are H1gh Ten average: Davl&-Warner Ins. li4 58 5509 ~round 8 a. m. 12 21 12tc Park, Minersville, 0. Ph. 992Oh my; JUSI so cule - I love Asleep In the Deep"? Betty Batey 164; Betty Sayre K & C Jewelers 52 110 ---------------- -- -3324. 12 20 6tc . . model Business Services to hear em all over aga1n and Oh man, did he go away down 160; Wanda Gabrllscb 154; Pat- BRW Hardware $II 62 :-:-~-.-- -·--- - - SINGER sewmg machine 11 A ld 152 An Le White Ed's Auto Trim 38 74 Adams and Stanley Auction 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment 66, zig zag equipped to but agam. there and stay down. I love rno , ; na .a H!gh Game II'. W. Porter. House and Tradmg Post in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. tonhole, monogram, applique, you, Larry. I~; Nellie Smllb 150; Lee is now under one roof at II 16 tic etc. Pay off 6 payments $6.47 AN EARLY •·piece" 1 spoke Richardson 149; Kathy Davis 20!; lilllh Series - Vic Wlppe1 Laurel Cliff School House 'TRAILER space on,- !lrownell each. Ph. 992 _2685. .,. , at the ripe old age ol 7 or so. . 148; Bonnie McFarland 147; 565; Tea mHJgh Game and Ser· les - Blue and Grey Restauron State Route 124 and new Ave., Middleport. ·Ph. m 12-15-tlc ON related how a wee girl got up. I MINI SKIRTS, thank heaven, Dona Blankenship 144. HI. 7 by-pass, open da~ly at • 2625 Uc And still in her nightie, stood will be on the way out come ant, 874, 2516. 11 10 12 noon. Jlm Adams and GOOD, clean, lump, egg aad at the wmdow loc<1 · ut the spring. This word is direct POMEROY LANES Worthy Stanley. II 20 tfc FURNISHED 4 room apart- oil treated stoker coal. PeaChristmas fairlyand uf snow. from England, who started all TURKEY ROU. RESULTS Junior Mixed League ment witlt bath . Ph. 992-3056. cock Coal Co., 1 block from Her Mama repeatedly asked her this nonsense in the first place. December 18, 1966 Doeember 10, 1981 12 6 tfc traffic light in Cheshire, 0 · Wanted to dress, was answered by : Partly due to this, they've beWon Losl Women'a Doubles 12 1 7526 7 :::=-::--;--;--;::-;;. trc Have your 1ractor overhaul· "l'se walling for " ••rr come a "Mini England" too, ~COON E L L $1 7" R ts FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart- Ph. 36 • · ~ Team 4 18 8 • x. · ·• · J, a ', ment furnace heat Middle· ed now at a big savings. We To take its nightie off." whereas they'd love to be a First - Phyllis Mullen 478; Team I 16 11 Ex. LL, $l21l:_ Skun~, Ex.! port, 'o. Ph. 992-3874: Hanna Ll"ne are runnmg a special on trao· Bro's at the age of 4 was ''Great" Britain one again. Norma Amsbary 502. Total 978. Team 6 14 t;, L.L., $1.00, St. IX , Mmi\. Ex . i I tor overhauls for the Winter ,,0 11 28 Uc Second - Sylvia Blake 466; Team 2 F $3 2 0 TRAVEL TRAILERS months. Have your . tractor simpler: tempora, 0 mores." (Get 12 15 ~~;·, ~~ Li., 5o~·. p~:i 1t'OUR ROOM furniShed aparl (Quelity Buill) ready lo go tu work when "Had a little boroe out your Latin here in memory Arlene Evans 509. Total 1175. Team 3 ll 16 1967 Models In Stock spring comes ~:~nd save down Name was Jack of dear Susan Park, now gone Men's Doubles 4 II tic t' Team 5 JO 11 bides' Tr .• 6c lb. BtJI Bailey, menL WY 2-3658. •me . Put bim inna stable from us). First - Clyde Ingels, 624; High Game - Debbie Crow Box 14, Reedsville, 0. FURNISHED and unfurnished ROUSH & LYONS Walter Stewart 612. Total 1236. 151; Steve Van Meter 183; High He crawled outa IUS crack." _____________ 12-:--2_2_1_ 2tc apartments. Close to school. CAMPING TRAILERS Brought the house down, 1hat I, FOR ONE, am sick 'n' Second - Tom Anderson 584; Serres - Barbara White 403; Phone 992-5434. 10 111 Uo Horlon St. Mloon, W. V•. PHONE m-2176 d Help Wente POMEROY OHIO last line (pronoun used). tired, repeat, tired, and tired Buel Sears 6116. Totals 1190. Steve Van Meter 431; Team For Sale GffiL wanted for general oHice ~PJ~'f..lf' Pardon me, while I get a unto death, almost. of viewing High Game and Series - Team work In accounting office. Re- 3 x 35 Prairie Schooner house1, 900, 2539. MAKE MORE PROFIT by fresh hfaBnkylh)ust yn?knw, Any men- 4, 5, and even 6 inches of leg ALL NEW FOR 1967 lion o ro er ow. above the knee. 0 ply in own handwriting to P. tratler, 2 bedrooms. ba tI1. 167 Apeche Mertdtl listing your firm's services tn 0. Box 666, Pomeroy, giving Carpeted. Only $995. Jolm 21 Fttl Long the Daily Sentinel's Business 0 b B , bo How'd we get thisaway, anyBantam Giria Leape 1967 Apoch" Due D••· 10 age, marital status and exper- Richmond, 814 East Main St., Service col!lllln. 10 10 u ne more Y ro s on com- how. Silly, no end. December 13, liM · Ience. 12 21 3tc Pomeroy. Ph. 992-2452 beforeii;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;::;:::::::~J pamon, Mark McCarl)', nickwo'i Lost 10 a. m. (Other hours just PONIES, choice colors and CUSTOM butchering, will buy name "Thumb" cause he 'd Dragons 121> 3ll WOMAN to help with house maybe). 12 22 Uc heights, child trained and hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. chopped one off while doing work and care for 3 small 12 4 11 1 rfc some 1tall cutiing at family Mr. and Mrs. Junior Keonlg Gutter Apple Kings children, furnish own trans· 3 lbs. J·o..·l bacon. 99c lb. ·, po1·k green broke. Terms. Ca11 or Dusters 1tl 6 " E J H'll Fl t ood woodpi e On you guessed it, and family ol Zanesville visitportatitn. Ph. 992-6636. 1 1 . ' '0. a w s ed Mrs. , ··na Sl"sson and , ·Js. Pantherettes chop>. 69c lb.; pre-cooked see Road,. .Pomerey, A.UimONEER Turkey Run, Ohio) : 12 21 3tc ham 69c lb.; candy, 3 --19c 12 18 7tp Complete Somce IDS PIECE Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates 4 Musketeers 51> 10~ bags, $I; PepSI Cola, Ur. Pet>Crill 6rodfora Cbristmas Ume a-comin' recently spent several days High Game and Series -Bren WELDERS per, 7-Up, 39c ctn.; ; bottles YOUNG PARAKEETS, $3 .\0 Write, Prtoae or Contact Goose a gettin' fat with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yat.. d~ Van Meter, 119, 227; Tean ELECTRICIANS catsup, 89<; peaches. No. 2 each, Mynah birds, $50 each. A. c:;. BRADFORD Please put a penuy Vicky Green has returned to and David at Cambridge. H1gh Game and Series- Dra~ PIPE FITTERS FLAME CUTT~RS cans, 29<: milk 79c gal.; han- Sherwood Cos teo, Ohio RivRacllle, O~o In lbe ole man's bat. her home after spending some Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stalzer ons 579, 1135. LAYOUT MEN anas, 10c lb.; M&G Food er Road, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 1 1 ttc time in Camden • Clark Hos- and Joey of Columbus visited -STE&L FABRICATORS 'l'h tbnd.ud -rale for men •• Market, 3 mtles south of Mid12 18 6tc "Haven't got a penny pital in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter. Bantam lloys Leap perl~ed 111 the above cla~:!ll!ica­ 12 21 3tc "Never used anything like- it:" SEWING machines, repair ..,.. Half penuey'll do dleport, Rt. 7· Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Kibble of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks December 1f. 11166 tiOlllll •3.15 per tl.our. APPb' tn penciJl , Monda:r throuth UNBEATABLi:- =-1967- solid say users of Blue Lustre for .tee, aU ma&eo. IVY :H284. Haven't got even tbat Parkersburg visited with rela- visited Bess Larkins at ReedsWon Loot WrtdaJ, 8:00 a. m. untll 4:00 p . Ill. or phone tco!lectl 1<1191 691·241~. state stereo radio comblna- cleaning carpet. Rent Elec- The Fabr1c Shop, Pomeroy The Lord bless yoo.t. lives and friends here Sunday. ville. Strikes Impossible :: : lion, 4 speed automatic chantric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Aulllorized Singer Satea and And if that didn't come right Mrs. Grace Fraley and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Carter announce Fearsome Foursome ,L .. AMERICAN SHIP 8., 7" Service J 2!1 Uc F 1 f p The Bombers BUILDING CO. ger, nice walnut finish. has Cement Block Co. outa the South, Georgia or ra ey o ortsmou1h visit- the marriage of their daughter, Monk R 4 4 224:1 Fl'<lnt. St. instant on radio. Take over 12 19 tc6 M ~>sissippi or whatever, ed Wtth Mr. and Mrs. Basil Karen Dee, to _Bethel Gillen- Team e4y unners ,L au Toledo. Ohto READY-MIX concrete delivlll' 6.,. .,.. AD equal epportunJtr employer. payments ol $5.83 per month MIUJONS of ru s have been ed rlgbt to your proJecl. Fast treat. Reeks of slavery times Green recently. water, Jr., Ravenswood, W. Va. u••h Game and Series -J;.. or pay balance due $118.tl4. . g , d Ch · d M Jl Pri •ue ~ Try it in your home. Call cleaned ~lth Blue Lustre. It s and easy. Free estimates. an nstmases an customs ' Mr. and rs. m mmer Welker 171 !96· Team mgli Goegteio I've read of all my life. and family of Logan were vis- Game ~ ~es ·_ Strikes lm· 992 _3218 12 30 Stc Amertca s fmest. Rent elec- Phone 992-3284, · tric shampooer $1. Baker Reooy-Mil Co., Middlepor~ itlng Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain. possible 644 1204. .. SOMETHING TO MEND-Sing. Furniture Co. 12 19 6tc Ohio. 6 311 tlo SO "BUTCH" Bachel's gonVisiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy '----BOY or GIRL 1 er sewing machine complete na sing my favorite "Birthday - Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. El· Women'• Early Bird League with attachments. This rnaELECfROLUX sweeper on AIR CONDmONING Refrtgerof a King" down at cburch toMr. and Mrs. Pete Russell of bert Fitzpatrick and family and December u, 1161 In Rutland on Main I, chme equtpped tu zig zag, wheels, pop out paper bag:, aUto service. Jack's Refrig· day (Dec. 18). I can't be there, Paxton, lllinois visited over Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitzpatrick, Polnll SlrHI & College Avo. 1 make buttonholes, monogram dual clearung tools br rug ' eraUon, New Haven. Phone Butch, save in spirit. the weekend with her parenls, Columbus, and Pvt. and Mrs. Slow Four n lorn Monty and Prizes 1 etc. Take over payments of furniture, dusting, etc. Only TV Z.3537. f 8 tic "HaUelujab bow the augels Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thle and Keith Ridenour, Chester. Pennettes 74 Delivering The Daily 99 $5.42 per month or pay baJ. 5 payments left ol ~- each. sang Wl1h other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber Kr8zy Four 84 S.nlinollo established ance due $65.08. Call 992-3218. Ph. 992-2685 · BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural llallelujah, bow the beaveDB Mr.. M~. Cl~yton. Russell entertained wl1h a birthday par- Odd Balls 111 Roule 12 20 6tc !2-1>-tfc Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold raag. · are viSilmg m OhiO With sons ty honoring their daughter, Vt- Bowlettes 81 CALL 992-2156 CONDITIONED- SUDEX hay. BUDGET PRICED furnlture In Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, And tbe sky was bright forMrseveMral daAys. 'II r H t- da, on ber 6th birday. Guests Pin Splitters lM Pearl Williams, Rt. 1, Ru~ our third floor bodget shop. Pomeroy. I il2 tic Wllb a holy Jlgbt s. ary wm er o ar were Mr. and Mrs. Chuk W~ IDgh Game and Series -Nel· '!!!!0~!!!!!!!~'7''="~:""~~· land o. Ph. 992-6821. 12 20 6tp Baker Furniture, Middleport 'Twas the Birthday of a Ring." ~~!;, 1~ ':'~t;;';~gti~~."~nd ~n~ er, Tuppers PI~ Mr. and lie Wright 170, 452; Team IDgh Wanted To Buy - ' --- -- · Ohio. II 12 lfc For Sale or Rent Mrs Fred Larkins and Mrs Kr F 624 T -- - -- LYMAN All-American Turrell - , . in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben · • Game- aey our ; earn COPPER II • 28c lb.: Brass, re-loading outfit with .38x.387 DON'T pump your sluggish sep. AND NOT SANTA S .. re. St'ew 1 Donna Hauber, and Debbie, ·llljh Series- SlM Four, 1741. ted,_ 18c lb .. yellow, Hie lb.; cal. dies, powder measure tic lank. Get Klean-Em-AI 1 1 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, member. He's Ute Spirit <San· Ga~ ·Stewart, a Sophomore Douglas and Denise. Rad~ators, 16c lh :, Bal!tnes, and scales. Also one set Bar· Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- I'll baths. Ph. 992-25!10. ta) of Chnstmas but not the at Marshall University is spend- Mr. and Mrs. Bill ~07 and Wome11'1 Frlilay Nl&llt Leap $1.15 ea., clean No. I ~ron. Bells. Pil. 992-73 78 . 12 zo 3tp mark Farm Bureau in Pom. II 25 lfc Real One. Always remember tng the holidays visiting hi$ daughters of Stlversville have · Dccember 11, 11M BJU Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, -- -- --- ---- eroy o 11 2.1 30tc _ that. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben moved into the Charles Hensley Woa Lool Retdsvllle, 0 . 12 22 12tc: REGISTERED Fox Houn<!s, ti ' · Auto Sales I'd love to hear <~lso) Mar- Stewart. property. Babr's Clothiers 31 14 POO~ TABLE, · preferable reg: 1 ~onths ;tdtl ~ Da~eyP~esi· NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try cellene Buell Galloway (Lore Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Branche, lola'a Beauty Salon '11'4 171l ubiUon size, slate bottom, ~~~ or an ' 12 18 ~~ "Sleepers." Guaranteed re. 1956, 6 CYUNIIER Chevrolet, ICity, 0.) sing this once again. LAUNCR TWO PROBES Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Jun- Forest Run Block U Z1 Horace Ken, Chester, 0. Ph. · ______ " suits or money back. standard trans., first $100 Utterly joyQus, this Blrtbday MOSCOW (UP!) _ The Sovl- lor Hauber were V18Uing Mr. Team 1 21\1 23" 1115-3341. 12 20 3tp , HAY. Ph. 992-6112 Delivered Only D8c. Nelson's Pharmacy, buys it. Ph. 992-6773. 12 20 Stc l song. et Union launched two unman- and Mrs. Fred Larkins. ,, Beverly'• B'ty 'Shtp 15'4 291\ SI'ANDING timber - ·In - Ohio 'j or can be picked up. 8 Ste Pomeroy, 0. 11 25 301P 19611 ..CHEV:-Impala, 2 . door, ned space probes Wednesday- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lanham of G&G Cite 1&\~ 29" or · West Virginia, or old --- - ·--- ___ 12_1 -_ HOUSE coal. gravel for drive- hard top, In excellent condi· A LOVELY church '"l'hlng" •n atuomatlc moon probe, Lu- Parkersburg rulted Mr. and H!gh Game and Series -Pa• t;trm~ Wltb limber. Marion ! PUPS. Cross between Chihua- way. I will deliver Ph. 992- tlon, 4 speed trans. Can be I ·read of - eacb pew in .a. cer. na 13, and another of lis satel· Mrs. Norman Weber. &ra Collins 177, 494; Team •. 1 ~ 11o1 Tl. Syracu 1e. hua and Manchester. Phone 7286. seen at Dun's Ashland or call lain church tL•ed unlighted can- lites In the Cosmos series, No. -Violet Smith Hillh Game and Series -Team 0. llllOZtp 992-6458. 12 19 6tc JZ.1>-30tp 1192·3535. 12 20 3tp dies In sconcea al all family 137. I, G$7, lTif. _ JIIJG.LE: B!;LLS, JiiJGLE' I BELLS ... JINGlE ALL THE WA'l.. ly KING I WD~JD£R. WHAT THE FIWRES AR"00 f:WP!.E GOIIJG Cl<AZ'I Joel, have you ~een a qoat wanderinq around down cere r WRIIJG • CHRI ST/o1AS! ~.Q..- By Ail SAHSOM DICK iRACV ilty CHESTER GO'ILD b • P;"': •' '~ IIICill PIOI'I.ol . CALL Now Only $12Y5 glide. Don't waH till Christmas. Buy tod1y. tiiUIIIOII...,. T'- N,.rMCI Pomeroy• Motor Co.i • QUAlnT ... IlL .,., ..,.,. , .......... . . . . . , Deillllllll trM ... M. N { lv PRIO '--._~O~J~O~B_./"-;:::~ DIADLt•ll • - -WMiil !! IF IT WUZI\I r • BEFOQE 'f'IE GO "TO MOON VALLEY. GOVERtJOR.SI<OW THE UNATTA iNED GOAL THE. ROCKEr sET:' DOES IT LOOK LIKE "CR UNCHY ICE CREAM" OR I DUST"? AND I ARE VER'I FAMILIAR VJ!Ti-1 THE SURFACE . WE TOOK' MOON SAMPLES 6At;l( FOUR YEARS AC.O, I SPECIAL 1- .:_ ------ . - -- I TRACTOR OVERHAULS lly HAROLD GRAY -~---, --~ 80'1 0>-~ &elY GH BCN! 1 1,.; LiH f.IUH! AND C\4RIST~~ COMI N' TO '£US HOUSE", fM, TIP? Meigs Equipment Co. 'LLEY OOP Long B fl Om Soci'ety News Reedsville SOCJefy • NOfe8 """ Mason Persona) ":"? 1 1 ' 1 ~· ' ... lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN "' !'Ill' WANTED AliB IE AND SLATS .. ··.-: ' ~ . : -~ --- ,··.r~·:· .. I ., ·' .. . . llfN.r.IIEN CJ«15Toi\A5 ~II* CAME , 511f'D RUN rl:JWN51i'IIR5, AND FIND IT FILLED WITH APPLE> AND ORANGES ... ~ : .. '~' I ---...: ! ! l J �'I I ,, \ '·'' ·, I ' '' l - - ------ --·--;-- --- - ~ ... - ·------ I • ~ ' ---.--~----- Get Extra CasG The Want Ad Way Busi·ness Services .' ~Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 22, 1966 l WANT AD I INFORMATION !SIGNS CAIICILLATtDNI ca••cT•o•• ..... .. *'"''*' """' ... .. ... per Dn ol ,...lafttili aaUULATIGNI fM Pftlllh•' ~ ltul rlfM .... tr NIKf ... , ... ctMMCI 1964 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR ................. ...,.,.. .nou• .. Uther Biscayne, vinyl interior. Dark grey finish, V8 engine, Power- ,... wilt net M ....,.,...... ler ..,.. ...,, m•• .,.. taco.nc:t '"""-. ,. 0, ' 1964 CHEVROLET BEL AIR_ Reduced To $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white over turquotse finish. V8. Automatic. Radio and Heale1·. wont •• ler'¥1c• ~eft 1 " ' Wont • • IMertiefl Mlftiii'\Utn Che~ .0 ~~~ 1965 VOLKSWAGEN n Centt ••• ..oro •·I• U!retl C... _... " ' c•n• Q~KWnl ~n ~·• edl ono allh p!llll w1ttu, '" ,.,..., 'AID DF tH•NIC.i a O&ITUARI•I fi.U fo• 011 worct mtntmulft. IHh .. alfiOfta• won~~ tc 0'~~'1tl POIDei'Oy Motor Co. MOIJII M . to trill ,. M . 0 ..,, IAI"rGn lrH a. "-' te I~~ IIHf'l IT' Io IO IAI'I OPEN EVES. 9:GO PJl TO II'LACI A ai5ULI II'RODUCINQ \¥ANT Reduced To $1395 was $1495. 2 Dr. Deluxe model. Locall_y ow.ned and l_ow mile· age by original owner. SpoUess dean mtenor, beautlful dark blue finish, radio and heater. tKUfllt" 1111.*-"tiOIU •:" a. t~SWELL. THE WILLETS -A- F ER MV '10UN6-UNS SHE WOUlDN'T HAVE AD POMEIOr, OHIO PHONE WY 2-2156 ... " r---,---,, '' OOOPs! II ONI OP ..... '' DIC:K RAWLINGS Real Estate For Sale HOUSE on 464 South 41h st., Middleport, 0., $6.8tl0. Can be bought with small down payment, balance like rent. Call Valley Lumber & Supply Co., Middleport, o. 992-2709. 12 13 9tc -------------------- PLAN WOMEN:s COLLEGE GAMBIE_R~ Oh10 IUPI) -A college offiCial sa1d Wedoesday Kenyon College Will dissass ciate ilself from ils Episcopal 1heological school and establish bwllngs Honde Sales i WY :1-2111 I MIODLIPORl OHIO I • rrom tbe Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator To Tbe Smallest Heater Core. BLAmNARS I'll. 992-2143 k • • LI'L ABNER CO~~D'IO'GO SERVICE ASHAMED OF Ridl•fOr S~o1 Cueltlu f/tllll, ~,;-x-~"--, 1MCar'1i!I Truck 1 Huter ROUTE 33 - 98 acres, 25-30 :n I acres for cultivation. barb ~-1 l you nOW 1 Core eBulldozer D'd Th at lb GEORGI WONI»R RADIATOR . Pomeroy a~w~o~m~~~·~s~co~ll~e~ge~·--------~::::::::::::::::::'11 renee, small barn, hen heuse, ;;; ---------.,.-,.,,-------- 1'II:':"="==""="="=====:"""'""'""'""'"""""'~~~~~ I 1% story frame house, 6 f:' YOUR ICEITH GOBLE FORD f-'. ' G~ 0" AS AS . I. :tS ? C0' $U5 AH DON'T ,-\SS TH' BR DE .'! 9B - C::~ T WEDDIN'S,,SA~ .~r 50C BE PROUD OF A CLEAN CAR U-DRIVE-tHRU C:AR WASH IAnyType 'r'ORE. DIRTY CAR I'OR ONLV . ,l V/E'LL TR-1' O~E Al4 FINISH TH' WAS HERE F"UST" •• HAIRCUT!! THEIJ '10' KIN MAKE TH' EB3E COULD f.'.tv_ ,._ 'I A .~ DO ' i:::~\ 50TH • AT ,·,~r~ OTHER SA.LE!! , .. I ,. Card of Th11nks Sale or Trade_ _ For Sale rooms, fruit cellar. Vj ,., 2-2196 Middleport, 0 By I WISH It tha~k Dr. Bo1ce. thell957, one ton, ford truck, dual FOR REALLY professional re- MINERSVILLE - Nice one ,·,_ Me1gs General Hosp1Lal ~m s- ,.,.·heels, for sale or trade for suits clean your carpets with story frame, 5 rooms, celhtr, ") , , • , Blanche M. Haskins es and other stafl. my fnends cattle Ph. 843-2778. premium quality Lustre Foam garage, large lot, property m " who called and sent cards, _ ___________ 1___222 3tc Rent electric shampooer for good shape. $'2,500. the Rutland F~re Department I It with purchase. Ebersbach DEC. 21 - What a loss, Walt pews, and as each family came for tne turkey dmner, dunngl For s~ !_Or~uy Hdwe., Pomeroy, 0. POMEROY - 2 story frame, Disney's passing! in, one member lighted the can1 my stay '" the hospttal. PONIES, mules and goats. See 12 22 6lc 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), H> Memories come reeling back die at their pew. All vacant wish all of you a very Merry George Holman, Phone 992r baths, oak floors, basement, anent that - "Snow While and pews staying unlighted, mutely Christmas and a Happy New 1 2797. 12 22 3tp ONE USED UPRIGHT PIANO 1 garage, a real buy 18,9\lO the Seven Dwarfs." Oh what a saying "Not here." 1 Year. Virgil Yarbrough, RutRe-conditioned, with bench, SYRACUSE _ Excellent con<li- treat - "Bambi," what a dear May sound a little, well, "I 1 d 0 I 222 llc THURSDAY Al"rERNOON 'I'llanday Triplicate Leape an • · For Renl free delivery. Call Rutland lion, ranch type, 5 rooms 12 deer - Can you recall all Call Your Attention," to a John WOMEN'S LEAGUE Doeember 8, 1161 ADULTS, 3 room furnished a- Furniture, 742-4211. bedrooms), bath. cellar, car- seven names of the Dwarfs- Wesley Methodist (me) but it Won Losl Lost and Found partment. M&C. Food Market, 12 22 3tc port. workshop, rental house \ I can recall Doc, Uopey, Grum- has a point, and a keen one, too, MASON BOWLING CENTER New York Central '11 12 J miles sou th of Middieport, 2 NICE PONIES, perfectly nearly new - all located on a py- Heavens, how could I Simon's Pic A Palr 83 29 Maple Lawn Poullry 25 14 LOST - Reading glasses. lost j Ht. 7. 12 21 3tc matched, priced for quick nice lot - $18,000. I forget 4 more - help me, ~ear "IF YOU'RE 25 DON't drive Ph 'I'll A lilt 19% in front of Middleport Church 1 eaders. And 1 00 hope you 1 .' , Summers armacy 72 40 ree ces of Nazarene. Contacl Leonard MODERN furnished f~st floor sale. Dave Yost, Portland, 0. WANT TO SEEL -IJST dirdn't . Wall D' IT V) 65 an hour. If S., don t go 25 Blue Tartan 65 47 Two Aces Deuces 17 22 Bass at m-2372. l2 21 3tc efftc1ency apartment m Mid- Ph. 843-2242. 12 22 3tc WITH us miSs tsney · • h" G d 1 A 1 Mas0 Furnitur City Loan 151> 2314 54 58 18 dleport. Ph. 992-:ffl74 Albert M. c01 , Broker Sunday night (Dec. 1 and ::'J~Bs o~a~ur '!!~~ ~~ B & ~ Market e so 62 McKenlie's Raiders 1J 28 Notice 12 14 tfc CHRISTMAS SALEI Henry Clelaad, Salesmaa the tributes from all over. A- wings on your back." Conkle Coal Co. 12 100 ffigh Game- J. Kimble, 243.; 6-""'R"O::Oc::M-o-:h-ou_s_e_a_n"d""u_a_cc ll,: fur- NEW IM-3830 mong them Chet Huntley and "Take Care Beware" "The High 3 games· Simon's Pic High Series - R. Davis, 5113. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM . at I nace and garage, 255 W. Main CHEST FREEZERS . . $153 Evenings 992.Z518 or 992-,'1636 RichaLrd Cfhamberlam. Mha:::;!- Life You Sa~e May be Your A Pair 2147· S~mers Phann- Team Hlgh Game- Two Aces Hobson Christian u n 1 0 n All Modtlo Solo Priced! tve orever m our e~~. 0 ,. d dl ' Deuces 588· Team m"" Ser 12 1 3tC dous. w . Sl . Pomeroy. 0. Ph 992- All Applttncto Solo Pricedl D. wn - an son on, en ess1Y- acy 2123· Mason Furniture 2104· • •.,.,. . 1 Church Saturday evernng, 2668 or 992-2961. 12 5 tic We Service, Deliver. - - - - - - ear a I ISney. And why not? Betty B~tey 513; Anna Le~ les- New York Central, 1614. ~~~- n2o~ ~~~3~o ~~fsuiiJROOM- furni>iled_ apartment Opennn":~~~Night, 175 ACRE farm, house wtlb I alarmRecent hibghwayl tdeath tolls White 4ll1; Nellie Slrilth 462. Except Sundoy rooms and bath, cellar, cellar SOMEWHERE IN a Christme, ut Pen y. High sin•le •ames: Mason lntlaalrlal Leagne Everyone welcome. Pastor 1 and 4 room lurms hed apa'~ bouse, 2 large barns, free F -1 "733 "su Ph O'Dell Manley. Jtc, ment. Adults. References. 126 mas story I read how "We urm ure mmers arDoeember 8, liM 12 22 .... Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, 992• POMEROY ~:· !~~.x::;.on:::.r:mm~:· Three Kings" i~ usually sung DID YOU HEAR J,. Welk's macy 722; Simon's Pic A Pair Won Lost PIANO Tuning, school, church, I 6&.18. 12 8 Uc m-2181 Uams, 992-2318 or 992-2681. by the patten! ktds we have In special last week and basso pro- 719; Betty Batey 192; PatU Blue & Grey Resl 12 30 home Ph. Lane Daniels, 992- ,- - -- - .... '"'·' · • 10 3 Uc Chnstmas plays- rendered a~ •• fundi Larry Hooper's rendering Arn?ld 189; Betty Batey 177. Dutton Drugs 110 ~ ITRAILER, Brown's Trailer SUPER SERVICE STATION ··we Three_Kmgs of Onen-tar. of ''Many Brave Hearts Are H1gh Ten average: Davl&-Warner Ins. li4 58 5509 ~round 8 a. m. 12 21 12tc Park, Minersville, 0. Ph. 992Oh my; JUSI so cule - I love Asleep In the Deep"? Betty Batey 164; Betty Sayre K & C Jewelers 52 110 ---------------- -- -3324. 12 20 6tc . . model Business Services to hear em all over aga1n and Oh man, did he go away down 160; Wanda Gabrllscb 154; Pat- BRW Hardware $II 62 :-:-~-.-- -·--- - - SINGER sewmg machine 11 A ld 152 An Le White Ed's Auto Trim 38 74 Adams and Stanley Auction 4 ROOM unfurnished apartment 66, zig zag equipped to but agam. there and stay down. I love rno , ; na .a H!gh Game II'. W. Porter. House and Tradmg Post in Pomeroy. Ph. 992-5385. tonhole, monogram, applique, you, Larry. I~; Nellie Smllb 150; Lee is now under one roof at II 16 tic etc. Pay off 6 payments $6.47 AN EARLY •·piece" 1 spoke Richardson 149; Kathy Davis 20!; lilllh Series - Vic Wlppe1 Laurel Cliff School House 'TRAILER space on,- !lrownell each. Ph. 992 _2685. .,. , at the ripe old age ol 7 or so. . 148; Bonnie McFarland 147; 565; Tea mHJgh Game and Ser· les - Blue and Grey Restauron State Route 124 and new Ave., Middleport. ·Ph. m 12-15-tlc ON related how a wee girl got up. I MINI SKIRTS, thank heaven, Dona Blankenship 144. HI. 7 by-pass, open da~ly at • 2625 Uc And still in her nightie, stood will be on the way out come ant, 874, 2516. 11 10 12 noon. Jlm Adams and GOOD, clean, lump, egg aad at the wmdow loc<1 · ut the spring. This word is direct POMEROY LANES Worthy Stanley. II 20 tfc FURNISHED 4 room apart- oil treated stoker coal. PeaChristmas fairlyand uf snow. from England, who started all TURKEY ROU. RESULTS Junior Mixed League ment witlt bath . Ph. 992-3056. cock Coal Co., 1 block from Her Mama repeatedly asked her this nonsense in the first place. December 18, 1966 Doeember 10, 1981 12 6 tfc traffic light in Cheshire, 0 · Wanted to dress, was answered by : Partly due to this, they've beWon Losl Women'a Doubles 12 1 7526 7 :::=-::--;--;--;::-;;. trc Have your 1ractor overhaul· "l'se walling for " ••rr come a "Mini England" too, ~COON E L L $1 7" R ts FURNISHED 2 bedroom apart- Ph. 36 • · ~ Team 4 18 8 • x. · ·• · J, a ', ment furnace heat Middle· ed now at a big savings. We To take its nightie off." whereas they'd love to be a First - Phyllis Mullen 478; Team I 16 11 Ex. LL, $l21l:_ Skun~, Ex.! port, 'o. Ph. 992-3874: Hanna Ll"ne are runnmg a special on trao· Bro's at the age of 4 was ''Great" Britain one again. Norma Amsbary 502. Total 978. Team 6 14 t;, L.L., $1.00, St. IX , Mmi\. Ex . i I tor overhauls for the Winter ,,0 11 28 Uc Second - Sylvia Blake 466; Team 2 F $3 2 0 TRAVEL TRAILERS months. Have your . tractor simpler: tempora, 0 mores." (Get 12 15 ~~;·, ~~ Li., 5o~·. p~:i 1t'OUR ROOM furniShed aparl (Quelity Buill) ready lo go tu work when "Had a little boroe out your Latin here in memory Arlene Evans 509. Total 1175. Team 3 ll 16 1967 Models In Stock spring comes ~:~nd save down Name was Jack of dear Susan Park, now gone Men's Doubles 4 II tic t' Team 5 JO 11 bides' Tr .• 6c lb. BtJI Bailey, menL WY 2-3658. •me . Put bim inna stable from us). First - Clyde Ingels, 624; High Game - Debbie Crow Box 14, Reedsville, 0. FURNISHED and unfurnished ROUSH & LYONS Walter Stewart 612. Total 1236. 151; Steve Van Meter 183; High He crawled outa IUS crack." _____________ 12-:--2_2_1_ 2tc apartments. Close to school. CAMPING TRAILERS Brought the house down, 1hat I, FOR ONE, am sick 'n' Second - Tom Anderson 584; Serres - Barbara White 403; Phone 992-5434. 10 111 Uo Horlon St. Mloon, W. V•. PHONE m-2176 d Help Wente POMEROY OHIO last line (pronoun used). tired, repeat, tired, and tired Buel Sears 6116. Totals 1190. Steve Van Meter 431; Team For Sale GffiL wanted for general oHice ~PJ~'f..lf' Pardon me, while I get a unto death, almost. of viewing High Game and Series - Team work In accounting office. Re- 3 x 35 Prairie Schooner house1, 900, 2539. MAKE MORE PROFIT by fresh hfaBnkylh)ust yn?knw, Any men- 4, 5, and even 6 inches of leg ALL NEW FOR 1967 lion o ro er ow. above the knee. 0 ply in own handwriting to P. tratler, 2 bedrooms. ba tI1. 167 Apeche Mertdtl listing your firm's services tn 0. Box 666, Pomeroy, giving Carpeted. Only $995. Jolm 21 Fttl Long the Daily Sentinel's Business 0 b B , bo How'd we get thisaway, anyBantam Giria Leape 1967 Apoch" Due D••· 10 age, marital status and exper- Richmond, 814 East Main St., Service col!lllln. 10 10 u ne more Y ro s on com- how. Silly, no end. December 13, liM · Ience. 12 21 3tc Pomeroy. Ph. 992-2452 beforeii;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;;::;:::::::~J pamon, Mark McCarl)', nickwo'i Lost 10 a. m. (Other hours just PONIES, choice colors and CUSTOM butchering, will buy name "Thumb" cause he 'd Dragons 121> 3ll WOMAN to help with house maybe). 12 22 Uc heights, child trained and hides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. chopped one off while doing work and care for 3 small 12 4 11 1 rfc some 1tall cutiing at family Mr. and Mrs. Junior Keonlg Gutter Apple Kings children, furnish own trans· 3 lbs. J·o..·l bacon. 99c lb. ·, po1·k green broke. Terms. Ca11 or Dusters 1tl 6 " E J H'll Fl t ood woodpi e On you guessed it, and family ol Zanesville visitportatitn. Ph. 992-6636. 1 1 . ' '0. a w s ed Mrs. , ··na Sl"sson and , ·Js. Pantherettes chop>. 69c lb.; pre-cooked see Road,. .Pomerey, A.UimONEER Turkey Run, Ohio) : 12 21 3tc ham 69c lb.; candy, 3 --19c 12 18 7tp Complete Somce IDS PIECE Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates 4 Musketeers 51> 10~ bags, $I; PepSI Cola, Ur. Pet>Crill 6rodfora Cbristmas Ume a-comin' recently spent several days High Game and Series -Bren WELDERS per, 7-Up, 39c ctn.; ; bottles YOUNG PARAKEETS, $3 .\0 Write, Prtoae or Contact Goose a gettin' fat with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yat.. d~ Van Meter, 119, 227; Tean ELECTRICIANS catsup, 89<; peaches. No. 2 each, Mynah birds, $50 each. A. c:;. BRADFORD Please put a penuy Vicky Green has returned to and David at Cambridge. H1gh Game and Series- Dra~ PIPE FITTERS FLAME CUTT~RS cans, 29<: milk 79c gal.; han- Sherwood Cos teo, Ohio RivRacllle, O~o In lbe ole man's bat. her home after spending some Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stalzer ons 579, 1135. LAYOUT MEN anas, 10c lb.; M&G Food er Road, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. 1 1 ttc time in Camden • Clark Hos- and Joey of Columbus visited -STE&L FABRICATORS 'l'h tbnd.ud -rale for men •• Market, 3 mtles south of Mid12 18 6tc "Haven't got a penny pital in Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Holter. Bantam lloys Leap perl~ed 111 the above cla~:!ll!ica­ 12 21 3tc "Never used anything like- it:" SEWING machines, repair ..,.. Half penuey'll do dleport, Rt. 7· Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Kibble of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks December 1f. 11166 tiOlllll •3.15 per tl.our. APPb' tn penciJl , Monda:r throuth UNBEATABLi:- =-1967- solid say users of Blue Lustre for .tee, aU ma&eo. IVY :H284. Haven't got even tbat Parkersburg visited with rela- visited Bess Larkins at ReedsWon Loot WrtdaJ, 8:00 a. m. untll 4:00 p . Ill. or phone tco!lectl 1<1191 691·241~. state stereo radio comblna- cleaning carpet. Rent Elec- The Fabr1c Shop, Pomeroy The Lord bless yoo.t. lives and friends here Sunday. ville. Strikes Impossible :: : lion, 4 speed automatic chantric shampooer $1. Pomeroy Aulllorized Singer Satea and And if that didn't come right Mrs. Grace Fraley and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Carter announce Fearsome Foursome ,L .. AMERICAN SHIP 8., 7" Service J 2!1 Uc F 1 f p The Bombers BUILDING CO. ger, nice walnut finish. has Cement Block Co. outa the South, Georgia or ra ey o ortsmou1h visit- the marriage of their daughter, Monk R 4 4 224:1 Fl'<lnt. St. instant on radio. Take over 12 19 tc6 M ~>sissippi or whatever, ed Wtth Mr. and Mrs. Basil Karen Dee, to _Bethel Gillen- Team e4y unners ,L au Toledo. Ohto READY-MIX concrete delivlll' 6.,. .,.. AD equal epportunJtr employer. payments ol $5.83 per month MIUJONS of ru s have been ed rlgbt to your proJecl. Fast treat. Reeks of slavery times Green recently. water, Jr., Ravenswood, W. Va. u••h Game and Series -J;.. or pay balance due $118.tl4. . g , d Ch · d M Jl Pri •ue ~ Try it in your home. Call cleaned ~lth Blue Lustre. It s and easy. Free estimates. an nstmases an customs ' Mr. and rs. m mmer Welker 171 !96· Team mgli Goegteio I've read of all my life. and family of Logan were vis- Game ~ ~es ·_ Strikes lm· 992 _3218 12 30 Stc Amertca s fmest. Rent elec- Phone 992-3284, · tric shampooer $1. Baker Reooy-Mil Co., Middlepor~ itlng Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swain. possible 644 1204. .. SOMETHING TO MEND-Sing. Furniture Co. 12 19 6tc Ohio. 6 311 tlo SO "BUTCH" Bachel's gonVisiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy '----BOY or GIRL 1 er sewing machine complete na sing my favorite "Birthday - Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. El· Women'• Early Bird League with attachments. This rnaELECfROLUX sweeper on AIR CONDmONING Refrtgerof a King" down at cburch toMr. and Mrs. Pete Russell of bert Fitzpatrick and family and December u, 1161 In Rutland on Main I, chme equtpped tu zig zag, wheels, pop out paper bag:, aUto service. Jack's Refrig· day (Dec. 18). I can't be there, Paxton, lllinois visited over Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitzpatrick, Polnll SlrHI & College Avo. 1 make buttonholes, monogram dual clearung tools br rug ' eraUon, New Haven. Phone Butch, save in spirit. the weekend with her parenls, Columbus, and Pvt. and Mrs. Slow Four n lorn Monty and Prizes 1 etc. Take over payments of furniture, dusting, etc. Only TV Z.3537. f 8 tic "HaUelujab bow the augels Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thle and Keith Ridenour, Chester. Pennettes 74 Delivering The Daily 99 $5.42 per month or pay baJ. 5 payments left ol ~- each. sang Wl1h other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber Kr8zy Four 84 S.nlinollo established ance due $65.08. Call 992-3218. Ph. 992-2685 · BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural llallelujah, bow the beaveDB Mr.. M~. Cl~yton. Russell entertained wl1h a birthday par- Odd Balls 111 Roule 12 20 6tc !2-1>-tfc Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold raag. · are viSilmg m OhiO With sons ty honoring their daughter, Vt- Bowlettes 81 CALL 992-2156 CONDITIONED- SUDEX hay. BUDGET PRICED furnlture In Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, And tbe sky was bright forMrseveMral daAys. 'II r H t- da, on ber 6th birday. Guests Pin Splitters lM Pearl Williams, Rt. 1, Ru~ our third floor bodget shop. Pomeroy. I il2 tic Wllb a holy Jlgbt s. ary wm er o ar were Mr. and Mrs. Chuk W~ IDgh Game and Series -Nel· '!!!!0~!!!!!!!~'7''="~:""~~· land o. Ph. 992-6821. 12 20 6tp Baker Furniture, Middleport 'Twas the Birthday of a Ring." ~~!;, 1~ ':'~t;;';~gti~~."~nd ~n~ er, Tuppers PI~ Mr. and lie Wright 170, 452; Team IDgh Wanted To Buy - ' --- -- · Ohio. II 12 lfc For Sale or Rent Mrs Fred Larkins and Mrs Kr F 624 T -- - -- LYMAN All-American Turrell - , . in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben · • Game- aey our ; earn COPPER II • 28c lb.: Brass, re-loading outfit with .38x.387 DON'T pump your sluggish sep. AND NOT SANTA S .. re. St'ew 1 Donna Hauber, and Debbie, ·llljh Series- SlM Four, 1741. ted,_ 18c lb .. yellow, Hie lb.; cal. dies, powder measure tic lank. Get Klean-Em-AI 1 1 ROOM house, 3 bedrooms, member. He's Ute Spirit <San· Ga~ ·Stewart, a Sophomore Douglas and Denise. Rad~ators, 16c lh :, Bal!tnes, and scales. Also one set Bar· Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- I'll baths. Ph. 992-25!10. ta) of Chnstmas but not the at Marshall University is spend- Mr. and Mrs. Bill ~07 and Wome11'1 Frlilay Nl&llt Leap $1.15 ea., clean No. I ~ron. Bells. Pil. 992-73 78 . 12 zo 3tp mark Farm Bureau in Pom. II 25 lfc Real One. Always remember tng the holidays visiting hi$ daughters of Stlversville have · Dccember 11, 11M BJU Bailey, P. 0. Box 14, -- -- --- ---- eroy o 11 2.1 30tc _ that. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben moved into the Charles Hensley Woa Lool Retdsvllle, 0 . 12 22 12tc: REGISTERED Fox Houn<!s, ti ' · Auto Sales I'd love to hear <~lso) Mar- Stewart. property. Babr's Clothiers 31 14 POO~ TABLE, · preferable reg: 1 ~onths ;tdtl ~ Da~eyP~esi· NERVOUS? Can't sleep? Try cellene Buell Galloway (Lore Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Branche, lola'a Beauty Salon '11'4 171l ubiUon size, slate bottom, ~~~ or an ' 12 18 ~~ "Sleepers." Guaranteed re. 1956, 6 CYUNIIER Chevrolet, ICity, 0.) sing this once again. LAUNCR TWO PROBES Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Jun- Forest Run Block U Z1 Horace Ken, Chester, 0. Ph. · ______ " suits or money back. standard trans., first $100 Utterly joyQus, this Blrtbday MOSCOW (UP!) _ The Sovl- lor Hauber were V18Uing Mr. Team 1 21\1 23" 1115-3341. 12 20 3tp , HAY. Ph. 992-6112 Delivered Only D8c. Nelson's Pharmacy, buys it. Ph. 992-6773. 12 20 Stc l song. et Union launched two unman- and Mrs. Fred Larkins. ,, Beverly'• B'ty 'Shtp 15'4 291\ SI'ANDING timber - ·In - Ohio 'j or can be picked up. 8 Ste Pomeroy, 0. 11 25 301P 19611 ..CHEV:-Impala, 2 . door, ned space probes Wednesday- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lanham of G&G Cite 1&\~ 29" or · West Virginia, or old --- - ·--- ___ 12_1 -_ HOUSE coal. gravel for drive- hard top, In excellent condi· A LOVELY church '"l'hlng" •n atuomatlc moon probe, Lu- Parkersburg rulted Mr. and H!gh Game and Series -Pa• t;trm~ Wltb limber. Marion ! PUPS. Cross between Chihua- way. I will deliver Ph. 992- tlon, 4 speed trans. Can be I ·read of - eacb pew in .a. cer. na 13, and another of lis satel· Mrs. Norman Weber. &ra Collins 177, 494; Team •. 1 ~ 11o1 Tl. Syracu 1e. hua and Manchester. Phone 7286. seen at Dun's Ashland or call lain church tL•ed unlighted can- lites In the Cosmos series, No. -Violet Smith Hillh Game and Series -Team 0. llllOZtp 992-6458. 12 19 6tc JZ.1>-30tp 1192·3535. 12 20 3tp dies In sconcea al all family 137. I, G$7, lTif. _ JIIJG.LE: B!;LLS, JiiJGLE' I BELLS ... JINGlE ALL THE WA'l.. ly KING I WD~JD£R. WHAT THE FIWRES AR"00 f:WP!.E GOIIJG Cl<AZ'I Joel, have you ~een a qoat wanderinq around down cere r WRIIJG • CHRI ST/o1AS! ~.Q..- By Ail SAHSOM DICK iRACV ilty CHESTER GO'ILD b • P;"': •' '~ IIICill PIOI'I.ol . CALL Now Only $12Y5 glide. Don't waH till Christmas. Buy tod1y. tiiUIIIOII...,. T'- N,.rMCI Pomeroy• Motor Co.i • QUAlnT ... IlL .,., ..,.,. , .......... . . . . . , Deillllllll trM ... M. N { lv PRIO '--._~O~J~O~B_./"-;:::~ DIADLt•ll • - -WMiil !! IF IT WUZI\I r • BEFOQE 'f'IE GO "TO MOON VALLEY. GOVERtJOR.SI<OW THE UNATTA iNED GOAL THE. ROCKEr sET:' DOES IT LOOK LIKE "CR UNCHY ICE CREAM" OR I DUST"? AND I ARE VER'I FAMILIAR VJ!Ti-1 THE SURFACE . WE TOOK' MOON SAMPLES 6At;l( FOUR YEARS AC.O, I SPECIAL 1- .:_ ------ . - -- I TRACTOR OVERHAULS lly HAROLD GRAY -~---, --~ 80'1 0>-~ &elY GH BCN! 1 1,.; LiH f.IUH! AND C\4RIST~~ COMI N' TO '£US HOUSE", fM, TIP? Meigs Equipment Co. 'LLEY OOP Long B fl Om Soci'ety News Reedsville SOCJefy • NOfe8 """ Mason Persona) ":"? 1 1 ' 1 ~· ' ... lly RAEBURN VAN BUREN "' !'Ill' WANTED AliB IE AND SLATS .. ··.-: ' ~ . : -~ --- ,··.r~·:· .. I ., ·' .. . . llfN.r.IIEN CJ«15Toi\A5 ~II* CAME , 511f'D RUN rl:JWN51i'IIR5, AND FIND IT FILLED WITH APPLE> AND ORANGES ... ~ : .. '~' I ---...: ! ! l J �'' / \' \, '. . ; '. ·t»iititjj, 'btib B111b .'8-Di\iy,~ntbJe~ Pomeroy-KiddlepOrt, o., De'( 22' 18111 Mrs. Cullums is Hostess this Week , To Child Conservation League Unit ..=:":..:~~~: · K , . , Hosts rs ' Qfr pomeroy .G d ' · ar en ~:'~J:r~W,":':as~Cl•b .• A·A.·. ' .met ·~ .oome ol ~. Guy I vI 0: ::. Olive Wom..t ClubMeets'at B lei H uc •11111f ome e The annual Christmas party iMrs. Don Thomas, MrsLeo. r:.m::~:"r!: II of the Ohio Child Conservation IWhile and Mrs. AI na : . Tbe Friendly Club •• Si~ . Cowan, wetqall ~.. Toeoday .. ' . • evoniilg f<ir a potluck dlrlrljlr and I • Le ague "hapter ol Middleport decorating - Mrs. James JolulRun again badto made ' was held" this week at the ' son. chr., Mrs. Ashl ey, Mrs. ver contnbatlon of $50 the de-a piirty,' ...__ '""home was decorated . Olive Farm 'll'lllllli'l at. · home of Mrs. Dwight CuHums iFranklin Triplett, Mrs. Robert partmentand the Hearthstone 1nnkee.P.ing with~ holjday sea· I, · met with MrL ~ . . . 50 in Pomeroy. The Cullums home .Schmool, Mrs. Charles Win.,. Class of the Middleport First for lbelr anillmll party, ' was decorated in keeping · with Ibrenner; food - officers of •he Following .the dinner secret ' ' Baptist Cburch gave $10 to be , The mee"•• - - ' '111111 lhl the holiday season. Iclub. pal gifts which bad been placThe meeting was in charge . Guests for the Christmas par- used OD any project. ed under the Ughted tree, were president, /drs, Vlvlili HuDIJib, • rd J 11 The Dradbary Arts and r"" ...1•• .-• ............._ M ol the president, Mrs. Gene ty were rs. ..,ona ewe · distributed. after which ~anasta ., re......., ""' ., ~MHoudasilell. Devotions were :Mrs. Frank Sisson and Ron Crafts Club has given $IO towas played. ·Prizes were award. from SL Luke lollowe4 bf ~ A d ward the Christmas basketo Cbrislmas prayer IC'·'l given by Mrs. Kenneth Scites. , ·~ urns. essert .course car· for families of the rommuo~ , ed ro Mrs. Max' Folmer and Members of Pomeroy Garden club met at the home ' ' Christmas cards were received rymg out the hohday theme ' Mrs. Charles Riffle. Present of Mra. L. C. Itarr in Syracuse Monday evening for their C&roil were IUIII by lba from former members, Mrs.: was served at the close of the ty. were the above and Mrs. Eu- annual Christmas meeting and party. The ' home was group. The memben .' pve Robert Burkett ol Charleston , meeting, · ·----"""""'...- MR. AND MRS. RA111DURN , gene Triplett, Mrs. Dona!d Me- beautifully decorated in keeping with the season. Christmas readiup lor;.tbelproW. Va' and Mrs. Will iam In I Kenzie, Mrs. John Beaver, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Persinger, president, opened the meet· gram. Secret pal were D gles in Africa, and from state , Richard Finlaw and Mrs. Paul ing with the verse of the month. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, de- clJ8Died benealh a bejullfulb 0 C.C.L. officers. I Taylor. votional leader, read the Christmas story from Luke 2, decorated tree. . : Ga mes were played and prizThe story "How to Welcome the Christ Child", by Nor- The oome wu decorated II ., won by Mrs. Robert Ashley,, Ar - -·o-·un ·'' '11 . man Vincent Peale, was read by Mrs. Blaettnar, who COD· keeping wllh the ...... ~I rs Robert Couch. Mrs. Low- ~ A 6:30 baked ham dinner pren OVeffl eluded ·With the thought that opening our heart and em· fresbments were serve4. to tlit ell Beaver, Mrs. Charles Wine-~ ceded the meeting of the Ches~ Mr and Mrs. Herschel Gil· bracing Him and His teachabove and the follow!Dii ..,._ brenner, Mrs. George Miller, er Counctl, Daughters of Amer-1 key of Middleport announce the ingll is the greatest wei· Saini Nicholas, a ptllron saint Ara Myers, Mrs. EUa fltnmun, M''· Earl Davenport, Mr '·I The National Honor Society ' ica Tuesday evening. Forty-sev- marnage of their .daughter. Lm- ~~·.. come we can give to the of the Netherlands, visited hom. Mn. Ina M88SIU', Mra. Mar&af. .Joe Struble, and Mrs. AI leo 0 1 R U nd H1 h S h001 t ed l en members were seated at da Lou, to Sgt. Richard Eugene . Christ Child. es early in Oecember to check et Brown, Mrs. PauJIDe ·Myera, . d· . s1x nt• u a members g c app I . . d Rathburn son of Mr. and Mrs. , , Members responded ro roll If the children had been •""" M Ella ""bo ••11 "" u ••. Le.'""' of the semor l tables w;th white covers an k R 'thb M d N , e~ n. "" mt,· ""' . A gi£t exchange was held and class this week in an impre.s- decorated with small lighted Fran a urn, on ay, ov. 11;,· call by quoting a Christmas Gradual hanging of stockings, Lillian Pickens. JIIIIU8l'J', inHIpackage wrappings judged sive ceremony witnessed b• the trees and candles. . 12b, at 3 p. m. m the S•lver Ru.n verse. The secretary read a let- and serving a thin white wafer 1ng to be W\lb Mrs. BrOwn. ' 'th r· es awara'"d to Mrs · ' 1 · Bapt1st Church. Tile grooms ter from Mrs· Charles Lewia called an•el •· 1 1 ' " P c .. ent1re student body. Mary Showaller, councilor, • bread, deve1oped ·' · tioudashelt hrst prize for prel· 'ded d th grandfather, the Rev. Floyd The Rev. Donald Boone and thanking the club for parllclpatlnro a custom. _ . . . pres t an e mee1.mg open. r· rr . ted Ilest; Mrs. Davenport, end pret- Barbara Williams, preSident,: ed in ritualistic form. Dolores 1\Jse, o .Jcla . . . the Rev Max Donahue went ing in the Christmas flower I D rk th hi I I ' I lest: and Mrs. Leonard, third was m charge ot the assembly . Wolfe was reported ill Nava- The bnde, given m mamage ' to Colu,;,bus Wednesday ev.;.,. show. Members receiving rib- h neh ~abeil _e ~ m ng o .' prize tor most originaL Mrs.: White, green, red, and gold , d8 ho has been ill by her father, wore a bell shap- ~ mg to meet Mr C E Ruppel!, bons were Mrs. Blaettnar, a t! slle ul rc sIS f lel wedgreatebst •snell won the door prize. eaodles were lighted from a I Beaver, w · ed floor length gown of chantll· · · · bl , Mr K red· M e va ceremony o o y 11 Holld "· . . . ,, was welcomed and she thank. h father of Rev. Howard Ruppel!, ue, s. arr, a , 1'$. fa n dl and th . in 1 1 The traveling pme, donated by t, ahmhmg tohrch asdthe symb?_!,for led the members for cards and lly lacel over alhn Jtqute satmd, lw t , who came from Gulfport, Mi". Harold Brown, a.red; Mrs. Roy my nnen e smg g . FRIDAY . r. 1 rs. James Johnson was won w tr eac stoo was ex.,...m- . . . , ong s eeves a apere o a 1· u R It 15 . . 1 1.11 . B tzi red and 8 v•Uow· and of carols. Poland celebrates the THE POMEROY u1_, •·•·"' • ' 1 F . k s·1 ed. Charles Scott explained IgJfts sent her while IlL ' point over her hands. -.rs. uppe serious Y m e ng a •·• ' festl aJ 0f th t I losl ,._ ...._ uy " rs. ran " on. , 1 ed lh t th an Athens hospital. Mrs. Richard Jones a white. . v e s ar. n e ng, Band Booslerl 4noolatloil. will Plans were made fnr the an- character; Debbie Sm1th, lead- t was announc a e Her elbow length veil of siik Mr. and Mrs. William Ingles Mrs. Persll'f!er reported on M1ss Ebersbach said . while sponsor a high llehool ~ n"al guest night to be held in . ership ; Sabra Ca naday , service, ~oks would be ~udJted fD~em-llllusion was topped wilh a pill and children have arrived in the regional meeting held re- .countries celebrate Christmas party this Friday night ~ i January and committees were and llenms Weber, scholarsilip. r 28 at the orne 0 rma box crown of satm and sequms. Africa where they will reside cently in Marietta and those m different ways, they have ~e to 11 p. m., at the -.roy appointed including program-~ New members tapped were Clelalnld .. Also atn;ounced was She carried a Bible topped .with while he is employed by the attending with her were Mrs. unlfi~ thought, the. celebra!Jon High Auditorium. Tbe ja'if' ,. will msta atwn at e next meet. a bouquet of white carnatwns. Kaiser Aluminum Company. Blaettnar, Mrs. Walter Grues- the b1rtb of the Chnst Child. no dance thls Sa"..."" :Roger Davis, llarlene SmJth, l ing and Mrs. Cleland. deputy , Miss Linda Will of Pomeroy · -• Debbte Turner, Allan Gibson,' asked all lo wear white. Quart- 1served as maid of honor. She Formerly residents of Midd!e- er, Mrs. J. 0 . Roedel and Mrs. "May we open our hearts this night because of~~ ·~''· Pom•ra~ ooto ' Kathy Thomas and Chris Nap-1 erly birthdays will also be ob-Iwore an emerald green floor ' port, Mr. Ingles was transferred Karr. The club received a love-~year to let lllm enter," she SATIJRI)A't · ; - -- - per. served . . \length gown. of satin with a to the plant in Africa for ap- ly Christmas card from the Ath- said. THE APPLE GJWVE ~Ce~J!1 A th 1 TONIGHT ens State Hospital. The club Gifts which had been placed ndlst chureh will hold Its Cllrll,t' , M r. George Hargraves, supt e c ose of the meetmg. scoop. neekl me. Sh e a1so wor.e proximately th1·ee years. D.c. 22 Ch ld ld Mr. and Mrs. 0 . P. Klein vi· made eight Christmas table ar- under a revolving Christmas mas program on Decembtl:·:16, · NOT OPEN eriotendent nt the the MeigsI a. nstmas party was he a CJrcle emera g':en satm sited recently in Chesapeake rangements for the oospital. tree, were distributed by Mrs. beginning al I p.m. . · . ·• Local School District, was w1th the good of order com- hat and wore long white gloves. FRIDAY d SATURDAY · I · h Tl M R ld R thb h' with her mother, Mrs. R. L. Mi&s Lydia Ehersbach was in Harvey Van Vranken assisted .. 23-24 I guest speaker and gave a very mlttee in . c arge. 10 gro~p 1 r. h 0?a b a urn was 15 Hamilton and aunt, Mrs. W. T. char•e of the program and gave by little Miss Sherry Williams, PIAN PROGRAM "PROMISE HER ! mteresting and inspiring talk sang Chnstmas carols With brot er s . est man. ...__ ANYTHING" · on making the best use of one's Olive Weber as accompanist. A recepllon was held at llle Moore. an Interesting paper on Olrlat- alter which Mrs. Karr usisted Rock SpriDas MelllGdllt ~ - TcchnicolotI time and opportunities. i A reading was given by Mrs. home of the bride's parents fol· Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roush mas trees around the wol'ld. her daughter, Mrs. Mickey WU. will have I Chrillmu P~ Warren Beatty , Leslie Ca ron, . , Showalter and a poem read by lowing the wedding. and children, Becky and Kenny There are many cusroms and llama served Cbrlslmas cookies Sallll'da7 at 7:30p.m. There will ~g~~a~o~~~~~r~~,ionc Gin· Guests at the assembly m- Helen Wolf after which Santa The new Mrs. Rathburn is a were in Leon, W. Va., Saturdny traditions along with the Cbri.at- coffee nuts and mlnll and gave be recitations by the ~ "JOHNNY RENO eluded parents ol several of the arrived with gilts for all. Se- 19U6 graduate of Middleport for a holiday dinner. with her mas tree which were known 1n each ~ember a net sponge ball and prtmlll')' classes, the )'ltlllh - Techoi<olornew members and of the older cret pals were revealed with High School. mother, Mrs. Alta Miller. England around 1837. Milltleroe as 8 favor. ., eholr wHI a1ng and a play, f~~·c~~nct;;,'J~hJna~g:r~sL;\~ members of the society. a gift and new names drawn She will reside with her par- M~s. Gra~e VIa, Bor~er, T~x- and the yule log are of ancient The meeting was preceded by "Fl'Olll File T" wlll be prallllltBettger, Tom Drake Miss Mary Chapman is facul- for the coming year. ents while her husband is on as, "· spendmg the hohdar with ortgln, and the first Christmas a turkey dinner at Baney's res- ed. Santa will vlt!t foUowiDc tie Admission: 60c & 30c ty sponsor of the group. Mrs. Cleland was presented eight months active duty in ~rddsl:po~·. ~~~· J~~s K~~:~~ carols were sung in 1843. taurant. program. ' iii' ·------ --- -.... - · - - -- - a D of A ring by the commit- VIetnam_._ _ _ _ Pauley of Columbos. tee who also presented gifts to Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Fisher the books officers, Hattie Fred8 pSIS left this week for Columbus, erick, Ada Neutzling, Ada Van I where she will spend Chriatm"" Meter and Ethel Orr. Lucille with her sister, Mrs. Margaret Kraeuter was absent and her O'Donnell. 1 gift will be sent to her. Mr A L Phel at 1 1 ted Ray Pickens, student s. · · ps, ass s Marietta College, is here for a 1 Church of Christ by Mrs. Orville Well, entertain- holiday visit with bls parents, I ed the Evangeline Missionary Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens. Program is Given Society of the Pomeroy Church A lighted tree, greenery and of Christ with a Ch1·istmas par. Miss Sandra Simpson spent d the past weekend In Albany as .,. ran les in the windows and on ty at her home, Wetzgall St., the guest of Miss Carla Wh'tthe altar railing, decorated the Tuesday evening. · Pomeroy Church of Christ Sun- A short business session was latch, • co-worker at Ohio Uuid · f h versity. ay evenmg or t e Christmas . conducted by Mrs. Milton Mr. and Mrs. James BrewingIprogram. Roush, president, whlch openeek nd 1n Th h "Th r· N d b ton spent the past w e 1 e ymn, e ~rst oel," ed with evotions y Mrs. Ear Columbus with her sister, Mrs. , by the congregation opened the Cleland who read the Chris~ Esther Kissell, who Is recuper1 program. Recitations and songs mas story from Luke 2. Tw~ at.ing from an illness. Mrs. Guy Wallen, C.llllllbuS, 1 with Peggy Bowers as acrom- articles "Keeping Christmas,' 1 panist, were given by the Be- by Mrs. Well and "The Christ- visited recently with her son ginners, Primary and Junior mas Sky," by Mrs. Phelps, and I and family, Mr. and Mrs. WD· e You'll find an excPllent selection of hosiery gifts for everyone on )'Our classes, afler which a Christ- prayer by Mrs. Helen Leifheit !lam Walters and family, Slld mas pageant was presented by concluded the devotions. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Betz and a llst. VIsit Elberfeld& 1st Floor and select what you want Any of the ulOo the Junior High and High school Members answered roll call sister, Martha Haggy of Chestpeople wlll help you find the kind of hosiery you want In the size and eolor classes with Christmas songs by with a Christmas poem. Pro. er. that's best the choir with Cline Dalley as gram guides will be ordered Ciub on Monday Chester Dof A Has Dinner on d f · Tues ay venmg R I d NHS ut an Taps Six New S • M b en10r em ers Gilkey-Rathburn Vows are Taken 0 N ber 28 ·~· ( MtiGS THEATRE , Every effort wiD be made to eonclude 8 deal by next J'ueoday for land sough! for the new MeiJ!S Local Scbliol Distnct high school, Supt. George Hargraves, Jr., dilldosed today. Final negoliatioo• for the acreage wanted for the new school in Saliobury township near Rock Springs are scheduled for a meeting the evening of Dec. 27. The meeting was arranged after representative• of property owner w. A. Caiman asked for more lime to stuoy SOClW' CJAJ ."Nl}_.,AR ' ' 1 J . 1 . I emcee I I ·1 o:. I Can this 8% lb. Channel Master tape recorder do things that an expensive heavyweight can't?. I Lomax Wins Godspeed To Visit Ho Chi Minh 1 M Ph I , rs. Hostess lor Society Party MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Ye~ Lo • C• / e Will Remember Home Shut-ins ' For the ladies you'll find a fine selection of Berkshire Nylons In flill and Mrs. Well, Mrs. Lou l s Osborne and Mrs. Walter KenV8Joy lrC fashioned and seamless styles and in all lengths and leg sizes priced from .· state circuitry assures rich hi-fidelity sound i~ nedy Jr. were named as the voice or music. But because it plays two ways- o~ $1.35 to $1.65 a pair. You're sure to please with Berkahlre Nylons end for committee to make out the batteries as well as AC- it can go places like a the teen ager-buy Eyecatcher Slims. All sizes and leg lengths. Many of 011!' • · • programs lor the year. heavi17 model can't. Other heavyweight-type feaCUBtomers like Hanes Seamless Nylons $1.35 to $1.65. They're excelleDt tures 1nclude easy pushbutton operation, dynamic Mrs. Kennedy presented the Plans were made to rememquality and you'll find her favorite style, size and color. remote control mike, c;~pstan drive, tone control, Legr'on WilfJ':.:. mission study on Korea and ber shut-ins · In rest homes bY -.. digital counter, VU·meter, and battery strength i~di· th Lo j Circle of the Flnt Tu'o Cou ntY Homer Japan. cater. But how many heavyweights can you name During the social hour, se- e ve oy eJIIBt received In the Hosiery department Crystal cantrece Seamless Sheerawith Automatic level Control? (Great for distortion· :rhe. Feeney-Bennett Post 1211 cret pals were revealed with a Baptist Church Tuesday evenfor 89c, all sizes, excellent colors. free party and group conversation recordings.) 3¥. Amencan Leg1on, Middleport, gilt and new names drawn fo lng at the church. ' .\ f" and HI IPS. Up to s· tape reels. Complete with Will go to the Children's Home the coming year. Refreshment r The opening prayer was giv· ~' .., ~ accessories, .. optional and County lnf1rmary Saturday were served by the hoste s en bY Mrs. Donald Boone, I eBeautymlst Nylons for $1.00, an excellent idea for an Inexpensive . ~. ' foot switch and atta. at 3:30 p.m. to give treats. sses guest. Devotions were by Mrs. If thlt bPI recordtr cne-type carrying case. Complete selection of sizes and colors. · · :' ll· The Community children will ro . those nam~ above and Paul Smart who gave the prove• dtftctlve with· In 121 da71, WI will . Sa da Mrs. Mason FISher, Mrs. Har- Cbr' 1 •• 1n er1 of Perfect for business or b. e g1ven treats tur y even- old Smith, Mrs. Conrad Ohling JS mas awry a s es RJI•t It With I lltw iun. Price? Far from mg at 6 p.m. at the leg1on hall. Mr De K nd • readings. ont, lnltMIIJ. rr.. eOver the Knee Nylons are $1.25 1 pair. Klrbury Seamless Nf)lns for j1llt heavy. Model 6464. er, s. nver app1e a a A note of lbanlu was read 89c and Klrbury Support Hoae are $1.85 and $2.95 a pair. ElbemldJ Hollery, VISITS IN PORTLAND guest, Jimmy Cleland. from the scholarship boy lor department sells, too, the Kayser Une of Support Hose. They are comfortable, , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tittle, a Christmas box. The circle ,, dleer and make welcome gifts. Mrs. Kathryn Hendricks, Mr. voted ro help a needy !amUy ,. and Mrs. Robert Karr and chiland to continue its schoolluncb eFor the lady who wants a service weight hose buy Flattermlt Nylons-Allo rlren and Mr. Dennie Karr Jr. project. for the ladles there's cotton hose, cottons and rayons, and rayons. all of Columbus, spent SaturMrs. Charles Beenoll was day with their sister, Mr. and . program cbalrman and gave MIDDLEPORT Mrs. Harold Sellers and family The Reedsville W.S.C.S. held Christmas readlnp, "It's eMens and Young Mens Socks are ready for you to buy. Banlon one-al2e ..•=Me=m=b=e=r=o=f=M=id=d=le=po==rt=M=e=r=c=h•,",',•=G=Ift=·=A=·R=a=m=•...,...,c..:of~Po~rt.':l~an~d:______ their Christmas meetlug at the Christmas In America" and ~ - Orion Socks. Be sure to see the Jerks and the excellent range of · beautifully decorated home of "The Gift I• Fallh." B81kel8 colora for ,1.00, Klrbury Banlon for 89c-Adler AthleUc SocQ for $1.28. Mrs. Vivian Humphrey with of treata were prepared to be Bachelors Friend Nylons for 89c. llocldord Work Socks. wool work lOebMrs. Nancy Buckley as co- taken ro residents at the Kimes Bachelors' Friend Everyday Socks. There's a big selection too, for boys In hostess. Center 1n Athens • The program on the birth of Following the meeting re!!JillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiUIIIIIRIUIIIIIIIUIUIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllliUm all sizes-Banlons-Orlons-Cotton Crews and Argyles. Christ was led by Mrs. nor.,. freshiMIIIs of a dessert course tha Riebel. Scripture rending were served by Mn. John Your Full Service Blnk Is ••• · · • All these plus Girls Anlrlets, knee socks, over tbe knee socb, socb for and singing of carols followed Kaufl assisted by Mra. Dale infants, Panty hoae and many other hosiery 81ft Items. by prayer and candlellghling Mourning. Pauline Hoffman, a service closed the prOflram. hostess, was unable to attend. The business session was in Present were Mrs. Kauff, Mrl. e Bee them all and buy what you want In the hosiery department on the tat charge of president Mrs. Rush- Bennett, Mrs. Mourning, Mrs. Door. • ia Shumway. Frances Bearlls, Mn. John The plano committee report- McNeal, Mn. Paul Smart, Mrs. ed that the new plano had been Llllian McGhee, Mrs. Charles ccccwccccacwwccccccliRccccccciUCUtiU .-~ ~-.~~~ PN~--~~----~PN_. cawccc 11 •' NINitl._ • • • .••• .. ' purchased. Secret pal lifts were Edwards, Mrs. Ernest Hughes, exchanged from a decorated and a guest, Mrs. Donald.Boone. tree. New pals were drawn for - - - - - - - - - ' nell year. Mrs. Nell WilJOn, Mrs. Opal Serving Meigs County (Of' over 84 Ytml Refreshmenta of ice cream, Harris, Mrs. Margaret Gross.• I 1111 Member Fedllral Re11rw Sustem strawberries, cake, coffee and nickle, Mrs. Zetah McCain, punch were served to the above Mrs. Jean thomu• and Bar· Mtmbtr Fedtral DepoJft lMI,_ Corporatf011 and these members nnd guesta, bara, Mrs. Lillllll Pickens, Kar· Mrs. Erma Morris, Jenny Bor- en and Robin Humphrey. lng, Mn. Hazel Buckley, Mrs. Gamea were eondueted by] Maude Buckley, Mrs. R o se Mn. Nell \VI)Ion. Next meetThomas, Mrs. Macy Nlehols, In& Jan. U wllb llri. Plckenl. 'I tlttrnrrfHIII H. t;lit: lili ' liillllllli'llll•~· -:.• · •t~~t~~ill'""'i'"j'lli'"',·~·~. ~ .... ,. Like a heavyweight, the Keynote~soutstanding solid CIIIIEl MASTEl accompanist. A special offering was taken lor the Grundy Christian Mission and the pr"' gram closed with prayer by James McGovern, pastor. Ke111oter Reedsville's wscs Meets at BAKER FURNITURE Humphrey Home ., - I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK enttne ~ d a·"n'""d' I =--- ·-·--. . .---·---- • c ·ool ite sm. Middleport 1 at y • """.,. . . , -·• About I • ".. .... .. ... Visit Our Toyland On.Fr~t Street · ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY !... .~ • .' ,... ' "" .-~-1 ~, ' ) \ the board's proposal in 1 meeling thiS week. Attending it were school officials, Prosecuting Attorney Bernard V. Fultz, an official of the engineering firm of Suiiivan, lssacs & Sullivan, attorney Fred Crow, and W:Uiam Soulsby representing lhe Carmans. Mr. Soulsby is Mrs. Carman's would be worthwhile, Supt. Hargraves also announced 1'hursday plans !or t h e proposed Pomeroy Junior lllgh School cafeteria and dressing room addition liave been submitJed to U1e State Deoarilllent of Education. Estimated cost of the project is $38,000 with a 16 x 22 ft. •dson. dition planned lor supplemental It I• generally believed girls and hoys locker room falbat Tuesday algbfl meedng cilities. The area of lh• buildwUI•etUe oae qaestlon, wbeth ing presently used for a locker er or not lurtber negoliatlona room, off the stage area be- tween !he gymnasium and homeec room, will hecor.;~ the kltciJ· en area of !he pt·oposed new cafeteria. Supt. Hargraves also stated a Columbus firm is studying possibilities of "mud-jacking" at the Rutland elementary school and w;il gi1·e \he architect. cost estimates soon. Th• Meigs W. cal Board of Education m a y have tbe "mud-jacking" done !o correct a settling problem. Activity reptrted by t be board m speeial session this week included: ' - Granted a leave olahleltee lor the second sememr flf Mrs. Jeanette Tllomal, MB. . port kindergartell te'dler. -Decided to MOW lie delegated agency for till llliill Start Program ID Melp CGuDif for the «<Diaa year. - Appiuled paymellt fll • a montb to Mr. Joba Bllli:t lir lriiiiSJICII'IIDI 1111 dllldnll It Salisbury e1emt1i1rJ edlall. Road COIIdltiODI preuwt a I* from picldlli Up 1111 tiJ!!m • � 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 22, 1966 larkins