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OHIO WEONESDA Y, NOVEMBER 24, 1965 FIVE CENTS Yuletide Season To Begin Friday RCAVICTOR You shuuld s~ the Ctlmplctc sc\p<'tion of RC'J\ V1ctor Portable Record Pla}ers m the SOLID STATE PORTABLE STEREO - ~ ·- ~~~ MEIGS THEATRE ftiiORTAEitE MARti: I VQP72 St•lll watts peak power • Sing along microphone: stereo headphone jack (lleadphones, optional extral e Newmagnetietonearmlockfor (Techmcolor) Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Ml· chael Callao, 0\\ayne HJCk man, Stubby Kaye Ufel11n transit • Deluxe tllt-do"Nn Studlomatle changer, Feather Act1on Tone Ann, d1amood stylus. • 4-speaker sound systent- ( Y 3 STOOGES Colorurtoons W-.dnesdav, Nov. 24th NOT OPEN awing-out detacllibla ltaCIOOIIrel I chairman. Trussell, queen, and attendants Highlighting th~ parade will Joan ~nn DavlS and Ann H~i­ be presentation of four area ter . M1ddleport High school will bands and five homecoming be represented by Sandra queens, along with the lntroduc- Hollinshed, queen, and attend· t1nn of Santa Claus. The beard· ants Carole Anderson, Susan ed gent will hand treats to chil- Morris. Sandra Swartz, Condren along the parade route. dace Bahr, Sandra Clatwortby, Mr~ Stout indicated the Nancy Harris and Kathy Mor· ade w11l form at the Peurl • st gan. entrance to the Middleport toot- Representing Wahama High ball field. Moving at 12 :45 p.m., school are Bobbi Jones, queen, 11 w1ll continue through the bus- and attelldants Nancy H 1 II, lnt'Ss section of Middleport and Joan Van Matre, Sharon Gibbs on to the town hall building. Pam Roush, Barbara Lane, Mayor Lee Smith wiH be on and Bonme Blake. From Pornbond to i"ue a Christmas pro- eroy Hiih school are Jan1ce mu~1 c <kplil'hnl.'nt on the sl'cuml flour. 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Jack Welsh, Yvonne S~ly and J«>. bert Haggerty, publicity ---- Aho in Elherfelds Music Dep.trtment .t fine group of RCA 1 TURKEY PRODUCER - Fred Nease kneels close to some or the 1600 turkeys, some up to 35 elamallon and tum on the color· Neece. llomecomilll queen, sod will be sold from his Nease Settlement tarm before Christmas - Sentinel Photo. lu' t (Continued oo page i) · I Victor T•ble Radios Clock Radios - Tnn· slstor R.tdios - Port· .able TV S.ts, Black & White TV 1nd famous RCA Vietor Lill'lng Color TV 1966. :N~iist!1tas; La~Zge, T"'~pi/ralion / Elberfelds In Pomeroy THURSDAY thru TUESDAY November 25-30 W•lt Disney's "MARY POPPIN$,. (Terhnicolor) Julie Andrews, D1ck Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, GJy. nls Johns. Herrwone Badde· ley_. Ed Wynn Colerurtoon MaAnee Saturday & Sunday· lone shnw only) Evenings 7.00 PM. F.xcept 13() P .M lu Satu.rday, 6:30P.M. Adm1ssnon: $1.00 & ~- tbe \VORW Let Us Help You Make This Holiday Season One To Remember. 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Thanksgiving 1965 THibi\:;GIVING , which we celebrate tomorrow, is with July the 4th, lhe most American of :1\'1 our hotidays. What a contrast between the observance of that first Thanksgiving and the one of the current year: This year we are in a country with the greatest material prosperity tha~ we have experienced in all _the years smce the Pilgrims bowed their heads and feasted back in 1620. What they ate and gave thanks for in th(lt day would be considered rough fare today. By the standards that we set today, thev would be classed among the lmpo\~erished. surrvive in a bleak t'Ommuroty. Millions of families will sit down to 1 bountiful feast , and the chan~es are that in many instances they ~Jll eat themselves into a stupor, knowmg well that there are people in our land who will have a meager fare, yet wtll be thankful that they are alive, and in good health, tho greatest blessing of all. We have become P"haps a weok people, who, havtng tasted nothing but the hom of plenty, our characters are not as staunch and all powerful as we onre were labeled. Our paths today are made easy. With litue effort, we provide ourselves with luxudes beyond the imagination of those who came to that rock-bound coast in the 171h century. The abundance that we have today is not enough. The real strength of people lies in the attitud£>s anrl qualities possessed by those who rf'lrhr<ltt-d the first Thanksgiving . They held independence, and above al\ a stro ng sense of indvidual respons ~ hilitv . which is lacking in the makeup of m.inv ol" this century. We need to reca pture" some of that independence to \";Jre the world as strong personalities. We have become selfish to a great degree, and are not willing to evidence a l'oncern for those who are less fortunate . We are drunk with the power that our material wealth prorvides, and we fea r we have not developed enough character to live up to high -minded traits of our ancestors. Thanksgiving '' a season of deep spiritual belief. ~his i< something that most of us do not feel on such an important date. The jpiritual significance is all but submerged, not only on the day 1et asirle for the obsenance, but in every other day of the year. Thanksgiving should be a part of all of the days of the year. We should nev· er cease being thankful that we have a sound mind. a healthy body, and a concern for the freedom of all peoples. Maybe someday we ran have a worldwide day of Thanksgiving when we arP all living in peace, and the dignily of man ts recognized in every curn~r of the globe~ . , Loula !obol't .. ' New York Cavalcade lt'l been no secrel Iha I t.hen~·s been 1 bit of a feud be· tween thf Richard Burtons and novelist John O'Hara over hla scornful appraisal of Liz Taylor as the star of ~ film based on his novel, ''Butterfield 8." Now Burton has erupted - by pour~ lng equal ~corn on the novel it.. self. (It will be recalled Liz won lhe Oscar for her performanca Jn Lhe P"icture- . .. Edmund Murray. who was Slr Winston Cbur. chiII' s bodyguard for years, sold his memoirs of his etperi· ences with Churchill t a Brit. i..;h newspaper chain for $75,000 - and with the money, has porchased. a small hotel ... Har. ry Karl and Debbie Reynolds are building a wing to their big home.on tile Coasj..... esJ>!':iatly IUTtfie lale Marie Mcllonald'a and Karl's three children, Dee, 16, Harrison, 15, Tina, 8. They hod been living with Marie. Film otar G<ltrge Bandera probably wonders whatever Impelled him to go Into bualoe.' llthe Cadgo Plggery In EdJn. burgh, ScoU.nd. It folded -<~nd now other investors are !IUllll him . . . Jazz pianist Dorothy Donegan presenled her bu .. band, photographer Ed Cottrell, with an heir .. . Film producer Sam Bronatn, Impressed wltb the Kid!. From Spain whom ho heard for th.e first time at Ute Chate·au Madrid. diacussed 1 musical he'd !Ike to put on In Madrid, otarrlng them .... . _. Mia Farrow, taking In 1 man. nee of the Henry Fonda star. rer, "Generation" -lead! to tbe impression that lhe would Uke to have the role of the daugh. tet, Doris Owen 1 ~ the Jilm ver. oion ... We took · JloDywood's famoUI host and hostess, the Ha111 Jamesons to Che:: Vito - and I became Mr. Big with them, when against the background of violins, operatic contrallo L<yoa Gabriele settled down at our table and serenarl· ed me - yep, ME - with the beauti(ul melody, "Where Ar& You, My Love?" - in French! I must sneak back there soml!time - alone. dan,• based on Lalcadlo Hearn's classic t.alea. The moat upenslve picture 0\'er lurned out In Japan. Maohattan's only World War D Congresslooal Medal of honor winner, Thoma J. Kelly, will receive the first New York Archdioeeao Catholle Big Brother' Award at the Nov. IS annual meeting. A lawyer, KeJ. ly reside• at Stuyvesant Town. He is president of the Congre.. 1ior.al Medal of Honor Society and a Past Commander of the Father Duffy Pot, Cotholla War Veteran . . . Perez Ban. co, host of the well known Lat· in restaurant ~ Llborio, Is bed· ded at Mt. Sinai - after a heart attack Not that thl I lop • pre, but Prince Margaret has a vast collection l'f pop records - her favorites beIng those carrying the voices of Frank Sinatra, Mahalia Jackon, Bobby Dylan. Mary Well, Nat "King'' Cole, Tony Bennett and Loulo Armstrong, William Hi ckey of the Lon· don Daily Express has 10me ti J.IS for the hosts and host~~ to Princess Margaret and tha l~arl of Snowdon. He points out Ted Peckham, J115t back that Mrg likes a gin and tonic from his European tour, reports as an eye-opener at lunchtime that he visited with novelist - with wine during the meal. Erich Remarque and Paulette Arter dinner, sh prefers whis. Goddard In Switzerland ·- that ky and w.:ater. He says both ar1 Veteran actor Arnold Stant he found ReliUII'que gradually gets the big break of his eareer sparkling talkers and have no in Universal's first multi-mil· regaining his strength after the tol~r ance for small chit-chat. They are good listenen wheq lion ' cartoon film, ''Plnocchlo long illneso - and thai Paul· ette rarely leaves the boust they are interested. At parties, In Outer Space," but he's wonin order to be with. him they dislike being left with the dering whether he really should of the N. Y. Ressame people too long s Hickey be happy, beC'ause he: Is not Members taurant League, Metsrs. VIncent warm hostesses to circulate heen on creen at any time-· Sardi Jr., Colony's Gene Caval· them The death of Dick Kor- It's just his voice you'll hear lero Jr., 21's Jerry Berns, Peo et in that Palm Springs plana in the character "Nurtle the nash was a shocker to many in Turtle!" Henny Youngman and Pencil's Jotm. nruno Jr. and this town - e15pec!ally women was on the phone to anDOUnce otht'.rs, convened at President l''ho fa ncied his famous brand he's leaving for the Coast to tape Ray Hopper's eating place, Why· of hand bags I hear Greta a Bing !toby "Hollywood Pal· te's 57th Street, to discuss plans Garbo is now devoting her~elf ace" show and also that he has (ur raising money for th.e Grtt.t to the easel - workina: away on two picture deals pending - one or New Yorket Fund In honor canvast'S. with Joe Puternak, tho other d Jolin Bruno Sr.'s memory. Ilet·ca'• tp execo Mlltn Rack- wiiii Jack Harrb - and got mill and Leonard Schneider thla - Ill whicb Youncmao were in a blue mood 1t Dan- would hove the role of tho Jato ny 's over lht dealha bl that hoed of Metro - Lool B. Ma. Cincinnati air crash of two of yor 1 YouDjjman - Mayer!! CJNCINNA'l1 (UP!) - Llv• their men . Broce Hart and Char· 11'1 like having thb reporter lftocko lt•s Lauda. Lauda was le&led playing tho loed Ia a Clark Ga· Cattle: 800. Calv.. 125. Supside by side with Israel Horo- ble biographical movie . _. And ply mostly cows and otandard witz. Decca'J director for clas- oince thlo paragraph oeems lo and good lllughter 1teers, 011ly sical record• - yet by IOmt be devoted to movies - I hear " few scattered 1oto heifers off· miracle, Horowitl came out a- great things about the prize · ered, bardly enough lltM'I .llld live. w1Mil18 Japanoe film "KwaJ. heUera for adequate pr1ot tell, Do It Get Fast Action with /. 'WANT·ADS ~~~.., • HELEN HELP US! .Market lleport RERDIR6• ••Slattery" tid DOlTOR SAYS And yet !hey found it in their hearts to be thankful~ We, who are hvmg toda•l. who lhink we should be thankful, have no notion of the deep feelmg• that these people had in just the ability to We streS! material things to a grea.t degree. when in reality we should di· red our thoughts toward those people who have gone before All should bon· or them for their courage, so sadly missing in our day , to face what are real hardships. '!bose which don, me...,. np are dying Clll Frtclay ulghll: oerta1n logic falle Into plaee. HOLLYWoOO (UPI)-Two of ••Hank," "Mr. Robetts,u •Tam. A Week'o FaUpe television's deat"h row shows lt'a Friday night, the and or myh and "Camp Runamucb." were on display Friday night lllJhly 1\aod and by thla time next month lonl grllld at lbt office OI' But "Gomer Pyle" Is No. 2 Ia fac IJI'Y; A week't weariness both wlll have been executed. lw accumulated: a week's the ratings nationally and The doomed series are problema and temloos Impair ''Hogan's lleroesm and "U.N.••stattery's People" · (CBS 10 the oervoua llf8lem, p.m. EST and Convoy" (NBC C.L.E. ,' are not far behind. Do weary people want the Perh.aps "Slattery' and "Con8:30 p.m. EST, Their cirmo: added preSSilfOI of a World voy" would have fared betler drama on Friday nigh.t. War II convoy, or the social earlier in the week or on Both sh.ows are the only enigmas Inherent In Slattery's Sunday when viewers are aerious effoitts by the three stories? networks to present thoughtreputedly more receptive lo Absolutely not, according le cerebral stimulation. provoking Dtories on the eve of IIIe ratings. the weekeod. The balance of Sundlly ia a lazy day with a Thus, t~e shows were the built-In decompression chamthe Friday night sebedule is •. n e w ber. But no Frldlly. composed of situation come- ~rst two axed In IIIe dies, far-out adventw-e epics, a season. Friday teleVIsion is a big fit The Frlc!J1 night viewer \l'anquillzer with. such. other cartoon and a musical But U criUcs and Intellectuals wanta laugho and fantasy, So oftertnas aa •'Honey West," (self-appointed or otherwise) he watcbea "Gomer Pyle," ''The Addam• Family." the llop to evaluate the demlae of t•Tbt Man From U.N.C.L.JC.," ••Smothert Brothers," and "Tht "Hogan's Heroes,"' and "The Wild, Wild West." Farmer's Daughter." While none may win award1 But this Is not to say that the or plaudits from the pompous, pooped machinist, the sagging they du provide precisely what llenographer, or the tense is needed for a relu:ing FridaJ executive wtU oetlle for juet night - u~~~:ompllcab!d enter. any IIJht entertainment at III tainmeot. 111 Wa)'lle G. Bnndltadt, H.D. end of tha week. It has 1e be And wllat, pray tel1, ls wron1 Tha appetite of the let!nqef .ood. with that? to often ClOlDJl8l"!!i to a bottomless pit. Although teenagera 2 .• -Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Nov. 24, 1961 need a lot ol food during thla period of rapid lfOwtb ao4 high output of energy, a •Icnllloaot IIUlllber oulltr lrom nutritional imbalance, or evea ~evero maloutrtUoo. In lba pre...ce of an abundant food aupply, 1 poor lltlecllon of foods may reslllt In ICili'VJ cw an unhealthy obell!}>. This may be IIIe dlrti ,.. YOIITII ABIED FOR rrJ Dllf ftnd beinc "true" to Baroult of food fads, lack ol proper Thla oolumn tJ fGr young bara was just another way of loatructloo, carelesooeu or tho people, lbllr probleDIJ and biding your ohynesa. Rather thao following of peraonal lft(el'- pleuure1, their trouhlel and admit you were acared, you enceo without regard to I*" fun. AI Willi tho Hilt of Halon rationalized, "I've 1ot a &trloonal needa. Commonest laulta Help US!, H welcomes laugha 1 don't have to try." obserYl!d In teen-as• dleta by but won't dodtle • eerloua q - . You've got a Jate start, but trained oulrlltlonlsts were an Bon w!III a brnllt-o!f. you eu find a girl : a real loadequato Intake of vitamin C Send your wen-age q...UoDI one. Look Interested and eligiand Iron and too great an IO> to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ble - ohe'll do the rest - H. take of foods lilgh In chol..terol of Helen Help US! thl& new• PERSONAL TO •"!'ELL OR -too UtUe fresh frill~ too many paper. WAIT:" He who COWite hi I mllk shakes. AFRAID OF REAJJTY chicken~ before they 1re hstcb· A l<!ndetiey to eat too Utflt Dear Helen: ed is liable to end up with egg lood-albnming carried to ••· I have never written to 1 on his face. Walt to tall untU eess-waa more col'lllllGIIl7 c:olumnist before, but I have to lt'a official. aeon In glrlo than In boya. Tha ask oomeooe about th11. IP.S. And thol goes double aklpplog of breakfast by girl• I am ID college. liver 1tnce for the girl wh.o assumes a boy tJ especially to be deplored. grade school I have been In wants to go steady because ht Unfortunalely, preaching 1e love with a girl named Bar· asks her out twice!) - H. leelNlgers, or trying to frlghl<!n bara. I otarted liking her In the SCARLET LETI'ER OUT them Into good dietary babltl. fourth grade, and In IIIe sixth OF STYLE seldom helps and ofl<!n makes grade abe began 1e notice me. Dear Helen: bad matters worse. The wise For I year I wa1 at her bouse I am fte'Brly 18, and want com~et of a physician, wbo is most of the time, and her fam· very much to finish my edusympoll!etic to tee~gent and Uy seemed to like me too. Of callon. But like many glrlo I haa laD'some SU<lce!S In trea~ course we were just good pals, made a mistake, 1 terrible mi... ing them, •ill often bring them but even then I knew abe wu take. I dropped out of h I gh back in Une. Many a youngster something specillt. Tbim 1 mov- school and then I loll the baby who was beaded for malnutri- ed half way acrooa the country after being very ill. For a while tion has been saved by a dtet and we kept wriUng to each oth- I just wanl<!d to die, but nolf prescribed by a skin speclaUst er. AI one point she called me I know I've got 1o pick up and for acne. Where he couldn't "dearest," only once. I never go on. care less that a certain diet dated anyone else - ohe was So 1 went to our principal In was ''good for 111m," he will fol· enough, even long-distance; and thla onmll town and asked to low It religiously If h.e is con- I'm quite Indrawn ao I didn't be reinstated. She •aid they vinced it will lmprova b!J ap- miss other company. don't allow a 1irl who ha1 bad pearance. Last summer I oaYed up 1 miscarriage or a baby back A balanced diet 11 wenUal 11100gh to visit her and her fa· In ocbool. Then I tl'led going to for person! of any age. Sucb mlly, after not ~eelng them for school in the next dillricl, but a diet contains milk or milk about olx yeara. She treated me they said I couldn't because I products to supply calcium and u an old pal, nothing more. I don't live there, vitamin B; one serving daily loond It wa• s onHided torch. All you heor, Helen, Is "fit» of fl citrus fruit or ftult juice: Now abe do<ID'I write vtry iJh your education." But how one servng of 1 green or much. and I think ohe Is dellher- can I wehey they won't let me? yellow vegetable and one or ately making her letters sound -DROP OUT two servlngs of other frullll ..smaU townn and unlnterest- Dear Drop Out: or vegetables red meat, ftllh, !ng, I never noticed this before. There's got to be a mistake fowl, eggs or nuts for proteins, If I lose ber, I will probably here! Check with the local and bread, cere<~l. rice or be a mlaerable old baebeldr for Board of Education and I'm IPaibetU.Only when these after aU these yeon I WOUidn•t quite positive somethin1 will bl re.1uirements are met should !mow ~ to !lik to .eny other worked out. cakes, candy, 11weet drlnb 81ld girl. Sbo Isn't euctly the girl Scarlet lettero are for IChool rich desserts be taken. I remembered l\1 ll'ade *""">! sweaters these days, not for• _ ~My IZ-year..ld c!Jughter but ohe'1 tho Gilly 11r1 I mr beads. - H. has had a sl?ries of warts on IJBd. How can I Ill her back 1 Thl& column II dedleab!d II her fingers. A skin specialist - CALL lttll JOHN family living, oo if you're hav· 10ys these are the mull of a Dear Joi!D: ing kid trouble or juot plala . vlrll5. Are they contagious? Do fOU·I'tllly want her back, trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Could they torn cancerous! or art yOu hlliiD& Ob " a · Sha will aloo welcome your _.A-Warta are only sUibUY dream beeaule JOII'n afraid own amutlnl experience•. Acf.. contaglollll and do not become to let go? Apply your calleae dreu Helon Botto! Ia t11rt II eancerous. After a e v e r al poychoiOIJl' to JOilflelf and )'011 thil n""spaper. months. or years, they diJappear spontaneously but, fw those who can't wall, X ray II' a oafe and effective way le get rid of them. Aooiiier method, preferred by aome skln opeo. lai!Jia, tJ lreezlni wllb 1lqul4 Dltrogen. · 111 VERNON BCII'JT· Time EAGLE· EYE EE~US CAN ~IT ANY· 1WN0 1).1AT'S WITHIN SOUNPS ON 1).1c 1ENNI$ COURTS ···• ..._ .......... , Sur SWATTINe A FLY IN TMf I<ITCfiEN···11iAT's S011ETfilN(; ELSE AeAIN •· ANP AOAIN ...ANP ••••• • ALLSTARS Southwestern Rip Vikings Nebraska Favored to End SeaSOD WIt• hper£ect Mark ~~ ss~=~gs ; By United Pme lntmtatloual Eaolent Dtvtlloo w. 1... Boston . 11 5 NEW YORK IUPI) -Nebras-- over Georg1a, Brigham Young c· . tl l1 6 is heavily favored to make three over New Mexico Texas P~~:~ hia 10 8 1965 a perfect season with. Christian six over &uthern Nrt 8 y pk 6 12 Ely DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Thanksgiving Day victory over 1Methodist. Baylor oeven over ew ';;eatern Dlvlolon Coach Lloyd Myers' Southwestern Highlanders opOklahoma and Navy JA expe-.:t- Rice, Mississippi two over ~'wd their 1965-66 cage season on a happy note Tuesday to make Saturduy a perfect i State and Arizona wght with an impressive, 74-55, win over Symmes Valday for sailors everywhere State 14 over Arizona In oUler Los Angeles 12 7 ]p)"~ Vikings. beating Army in the Saturday games. San Francisco 11 a Steve Elliott, 6' senior, led the Highlander scoring service classic. Pro Games St. Louis 6 8 V..-!th :w points. ?'fd11 ~ maken bave In Thursday's pro ga~e~: · th~ Baltl~ore 8 13 Gene Hall, 6-1 junior, was right behind the hot ~hshed N_ebra~ka .as National Football League's DetroJt 5 14 shooting Elliott with 21 points. tl\'e 2l-pomt p1ck m one of Baltimore Colts 8 re 10 points Monday's Results Svmmcs Valley behmd the "How do you llke hockey 10 handful or turkey day games picks over the Uetroil Lions , . . sh<11 ~-shootmab of Gar'\/J Cadelfield goal attempts for a warm far?" scheduled this' year · A victory nd th e Amencan . tian Franctsco 112 St. Louis Football (0 1 hed led) and Gary Cnswell Jumped lli- l45 per cent. - - -would enable lhe third-ranked League'g San o · Ch n Y game sc u , f' · h . .' Jego argers Tuesday's Results !rl an early lead before South- The Ulghlanders also had 26 1965 AU-American Cornhuskers to tms are Slx-pnmts choices over the De . c· . . western could get moving. ebo d . ,, • campa~n with a lo-G mark- Buffalo Rills : trmt 118 mcmnah 11$ , ,.. r un :-~. . . I eam1H Reveale•l their first perfed football Th . · . . San Fran 134 New York 125 . Aftu Coach. Myers called a It was a complete night for CHICAGO (UPI)-The offen- season smce 1915. e Chicago Bears are SIX (Only games scbeduledJ tJtm~ ~ut, Hall hsank d three lhe Patriot crew, as Southwest- sive and defensive teams of the Jn other Thanksgiving Day ~~er :hed New York Giants, Lhf'! Wednesday'• Games ~~[;~g, t corne_r 8 o~::~ :n fDon ern Hlso cuptured the reserve 1965 American Football Coaches games, Pennsylvania is 61h lh ev~ -~n·b Brow~s are II over New York at Boston ~. a'fl.senwrhtrta~ er rom game, 57-41. Association All American squad. poi'nts over Cornell · e Ict~ ud~gh Steelers, _the St. St. Louis at Cincinnati 1.outs H;mmm l !"ace 1 In t wo . . • ar mals [ · j t th hot t Ke~th Carter and Davtd Not· Offense Tech is 12 points over Virginia th ·Ph'l d 1 . are our over IBaltimore at Detroit i~mr:ers d? P~ e t ~8-lta~ ter led lhe Highlanders with Pos. Nam~ School Military Institute, Tulsa is Ge ~a e P1~ 13k Eagles, the Philadelphia at Los Angele. 1 th d ~ ~~r s se~' . d a 20 points each while Darrell E Howard Twilley, Tulsa ' points over Colorado State aod ree~h ~ ac era are eight j - - - " -- - - - ' ' - - e _en e openm_g pen_o : Cron's 16 paced Symmes Val- T Sam Ball, Kentucky Texas is 12 poinl9 over Texas ov_er e 8 . ~ngele!! Rams, tile games. Wtth Hall and Elliott httting ley. Doug Van Horn Ohio State A&M Mmnesota Vikmgs are five over The New York Jet& are nine regularly, Southwestern took a Southwestern's next game I C Paul Crane Al~bama I h th i rttl t the San Francisco Forth"Niners over the Boston Patriots and 34-24 leHd into lhe lockerroom . . will be an SVAC match Satur-1G Dick Arring'ton Notre Dame At oug ere s I e ~ and the Washington R~dskins the K.ansall City Chiefs ar The Vikings hBd a very cold ;day evening at Eastern. T Glen Ray Hine~, Arkansas ch.oose ~tw;:n ttu\:ecords o a~e four . over the Dallas over the Houston Oilers' JD seven-point second stanza. SYMMES VAlJ.EY 155) E Charles Casey Florida Navky anha nnyd. the Mldd. Cowboys m Sunday NFL Sunday AFL games. The "f1red-up " tg hi an ers cade, 4-3-11: Thompson, 3-1- QB Bob Griese •Purdue rna ers ·verna e eN •es 1l.-=====--===:.;;;:,:;;;;;~~;.:,:;;;;~ 1 8 sparked ~y ~'all and Eli_iott turn- 7; Criswell, 10-3-23; Miller, 3-2-- HB Don Ander;on, Texas Tech ~ ~~~~:01Df~rt~!c~inh a~ctor If'a A.,.,. # ('d 1n Lhe1r b1gg~t s~ormg quar- 8; W1lson, I-2-2; Eastham 1-0-1HB Mike Garrett, So. Calif. . . g . Y ......,. vvu~ 5 ter of the evenmg m the third 2; Owens 1-0-2. Totals 2.1-o--55 r· Jim Grabowski Illinois m s~ Yh~ars 1 CChe ohervPicule C'ant.o to lead the Vikings 55 . SOUTHWESrERN (74] I ' classic w lie Army oac a _. _ , . . ' I Defell8o D. I 'II he try· to 37: gomg mto ~le final eighl Hall, 10-1-21; Elliott, 10-6-26; IPos. Name School _Jetze WI mg . eveo mmutes of actiOn. Jackson, 3-0-6 ; Shriver, 3-1-7; E Charles Smith Micb St h.t~ personal record agaiDSt ~'ith the Highland:rs' seC?nd Colley, 3-0-6; Bryant D-1-l; :r Loyd Phillips,' Arkansa~ sailors at a-%. umt mserted early m the fmaJ ·Iwaugh 0-0-0; Lloyd O..l-1 ; Car- 1 c WIt Baru N br "k Grudge Match stanza, Sy m_mes Valley began ter, 1-2-4. Totals 31·12-74. I G Je~y Shay,esPurd~e as a Navy has won rour ga;~~; to move behm~ baskets by John By Quarters: T BIU Yearb , Michi lost four and tied one Thompson, Cnswell, and two Symmes Valley . 17 7 13 18-55. E Ton Jete~ Nebr!': Army ha!l won four games suOs 18 16 21 19-74 LB To~ Nobi~ Teu!l lost five. . Lewis Eastham and A. ~ · Southwestern S 0 . wens. Reserve - South.western 57 ' Filth-- nk.ed Southwestern hit on 3t of till s m V ll lt ' LB Carl McAdllmo, Oklahoma sa .. y mes a ey . QB Ntck Rassast Notre Dame enth ranked Notre DB Johnny Roland, Missouri eighth-ranked Tennessee 24 ·~~:~ 1-'~S~ent~lne~I.~~~~O~.• .~No~v.~ BOISE, ldabo (UP!) and fonner baslretball . Boise College Broncos, man, has pledg>'d ,to .., ripped off nine coosecutive 1500.ooJ for Stanford'• victories after a miiJion, 8,CXKI-seat sports i loss to ColumiJta Basin, have special events pavillion. accepted a bid to play in the :r--~~-=-:.~~~-1,: Potato Bowl at Bakersfield, Calif., Dec. 4, agaiost Cerritoa, l HAM SHOOT Calif. I AI Club HouN On Snowboll Hill NEW YORK (UP!) - W•elter-11 Sunday Nov. 28th weight Champion Emile STARTING AT NOON flth and Manny Gonzalez 1' heavy workouts today for their I title clash Dec. JO al I Square Gard1m. fa ..;d I I ,I " H. h d ......,_ u--•,._n---a.-.-• --.=v.&IIEJIIJ ° Of I Mike Garrett Captures • TrophyH000rs HeJsman DB GeQrge webster, Micb. St. NEW YORK (UP!) -Jean Paul L<febvre the 7-loot !-inch giant who pl;yed for Gonzaga (Wash.) ·several years ago, returns to this country witb tlte F b N tl I B k tball rene as e . . a ona . T~am, whtch kicks off a natiOn. wtde tour on Dec 18 at . · , Mad1son Squar1 Garden agamst the Polish 01 1 ...~ ymp e squau. !~~·r:~ :~~:.7' Saturday games. Alabama rated seven poinls over Auburn., Notre Dame ia 12 poinls Mi~mi, Fla., tennes~et lt pomts over Vanderb1ll Southern California II 20 polnto over Wyoming. Boston College is 13 over Holy Cross Florida nine over , ' . . Flortda State, Georgta Tech s11 II RIZER OIL COMPANY Home OY.'ned lllld Operated . . NEW YORK (UPI -HeiS· with 523 polntl, and fullback You'll Like Our Service · Mlke J'un Graho ws kI or I llino1s: ' was man Trophy w1nner Garrett of Southern California third with 481 points. k b· . . . . nows t1Jat emg elected tbe Desptte h1s 1mpressJVe rushnation's outstandin' college ing reoord Garrett admits he • to ' football player m1ght help him WHS not given a hard-sell ·_::::._::::::~~~..::::::.:=:;,=======..,.========== land a hefty professional treatment by any professional • oontract but that It woo't be a football team. Winniog tbs MIAMI (UP!) -Tho undopassport to success oo tbe Heisman Trophy only a few foaled Morgan State IMd.) gridiron. days before the annual draft of CoJlege Bem bave beeo named Only 5·9 and 185 pouDds, college football players might to oppose Floricla A&M in t~e Garrett leads the nation in enhance his chances for a big annual Orange BIOS80m classic rushing this season with 1,328 bonus. here Dec. 4. yards through nine games. With ---one game remaining, the Coach Harland Svare of the CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) ~ stubby halfback has gained a Lo~ Angeles Rams already has MJchl£an State balftlack ClintoD tolal of 3,019 yards rushing at satd Garrett Is Sllfe lo be Joneo of Cleveland has been Southern Calllornia duriog his picked on the flrat round of the named "Player of lbt Year" by career and is almost a cinch toi.N;;;a"'t"to"na"I"F"oo"tball--.;Lea...:,:gu~e,.:dr~ai;;;.l~th~e~Cievelaod~::;;;;;;;_'~';,;"':;;";:;b:;;do;;:wn;;;.::;Cinll.~j break the major coUege t.hree- 11year careel' record of 3,166 , yards set by Ollie Matson at San Francisco between 1949 and 1951. The Trojan senior dominated the Heisman Trophy voLing by · 1,093 sportswriters and sport· scasters. He polled 179 firstplace votes, 143 for second and ' J03 for third to gain a total of 126 points. Pass--catching end Howard 1 Pomeroy, Ohio Twilley of Tulsa was second NOW I '66 I For Cash To Count On ••• Count On Us. In ITYLOAN & SAVINGS CO. See Phone Book FtJr Nearby Office • BY CHEVROLET OPEN BOWLING Thanksgiving Day 1 NOON TIL CLOSING Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 1 One call, thafs all-) ....JJjC~SIIl_.. liC_qJIS-CD..q~ll·l,._. 18 M A whole new series tA elegant Chevrolets with a whole new choice of fea1ures even some of the most expensive makes don't offer ·B~~RfS WORLD few 18101 weak on 1low tredlnc. ..ws steady to weak, or ~lly J5 centa lower for tho twu dap period, buUo fuDy oteady. Good IICHIO lb oteen 22-23.10, llaJI<I. tn1 19>11.!1, small lot ullllty IUO, high choice 903 lb belf. era 25, few good 650-710 lb 21· II, cows 14-15, eanner and cut. tor 1:1-14.10, law obtlly MlliW' II, bulla f&-18, chotee vealerl oteady, standard and good weak to 11 lower, choice 116-13, aecasinnal 36, good 23-29, hllh c:ltotce 10 lb feeder sleerll 24.10, &ood to low choice 4fiO.«ii lb 18-12, eholee heifers 13-20. Hokso 17110. Supply lllOlltlf mlled 1·3 21111'2!0 lb barroWJ. end glltl sows· 6 per eont, ItaJ- · ,, , roWI gilts adlve, lllljdr'· ·• " with Monday cloae, !OWB lleady, 1·2 1]]0.225 lb barrowo and, illta 2U"26, I-ll ·. ~ Ill _2!).1&> . lil.ll&, small lot 3s 2911 lb 11.21, 1·2 306-360 Ib; sows J2:26-ZS; l'l fi0.600 lb 26.56>2!.211, two Into fllloW lb thin wws 21.2WUO. Sheep: 1110. Not enou&JI a '! i ° New T•rOO-Jet "V8'a ONiJable i• all jO¥:r 4111 modt~, 11riLil•p ltJ "'~ ,.,,_it brings you Texaco Fuel Chief all winter long. ·You call us only once. We lake ltfnlm there. ~•ileart• daydellwrlts asure\, you a dependable supply ofTexacoluel chief Hilling 011 throochCJutthe hilt•, lng season. Make that call~ l'llaltln a wann, c:omforllbll hQme. ,.. • I ® \ ---..,..·-·· -.... : . · :F Ull· . .... CALL 675-2460 tToll Cuotomen Cell Coli~) · ·; ·· distributed In this ll'll_!l.y . . ~ . -- ~·· · . ~ eM_,.., .All lllld there .., 200 _,. ,.. 1!811 pi1t alxwe alllCl be,.,ad llll7 .thor Clemllet lumry apolllanr7 iD tbe '611 Caprioe. ADd )'lll'wMW 10011 aDd aatJ a-~ thU la.cltlcls ....tara flliiDfortlliks FM eiw make, too. atenio aJid f1011Hellt ~ TIMre IIVfOW '66 Cliprita: Two ClllllriJl Bllt tbe beauty of it ill that a Capriee, Wli!Pll. aDd a Caatolll Coupe and Sodlll llefGIII Jllll add u. &a a.. illumioua qtJill;ad vphn"t J 8llll tbe klak "llilll..., ot Wlllnnt in 1heir Body by Fisht>r in!A!rion<. So if you're ready to move up, y<Mil' timiD£ oouldn't have beeil bet!«. Because your Cbevrolet dealer is IIOW readytomoveyounpabout lllllataaJIIUQlUIIhiiii~IIII!Po 4 See the new '66 Cltavralet. Cllevelle, Chewy n, Corvair and Conette at your Chevrolet dealer's · ' CITY ICE ancl . · ·· FUEL COMPANY ,, .: HEATING · Point Pl111111t,.W. Va.... ,1111oa~----• - ... ltJt TiU,.tdm:lapic Pttaring .W.l ntQI'a OMt olJ!tOIC. Ulree inchr.s., adjptll to G Olllllea. - .. tUl.W ID • ., tl1<ldel Viql -.lo6l«. Ooloi<U ,_ tilw •irrofo it OM f/..., lll/llf 4llial.l Wcfuni • .U 'tl POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN S~EJ ~~~ �All MAC Team Incumbents Lose In Odd Election Held on TDesday Is Announced Get a Beauty PT. PLEASANT - The court-ordered municipal election of the town of Henderson held Tuesdny, Novem. ber I ti23 was one of the most unusuaJ and hotly contested e ec ous ever he ld Ill a own accor mg o o g. e . th t t . d " t I n tim resident with Peofles ticket candidate Robert Powers winning the post o Mayor by only one vote over incum. bent Mayor Archie Henry. The unusual part of the election was the printed ballot showed only one party, Peoples, seeking election. All of _the inc_ umbent Progressive slate- the losermembers Were Stnctly Write · in votes. to the Mason County Circuit Followmg a petition by two ICourt thai no etect10n was residents of Henderson stating held last June as requrred by - -statute, Judge Jomes Lee Of a Check ... Mon., Tue1., Wed., Thun. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fri • .nd Sit. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Join Our 1 Arrow Shirts c nl oretl, White and Spo rt I Christmas Club from 4.00 to 8.95 eSweaters 'h Arruw, Itugby, i·l1ri tan , PL<llover and Cj;~ .11 g:.J rt dyle..-;. Bulky ll l·, , s Shctlands, lambs · 1,· · Orluns, ~1011 PoP ular ::.W dl's ~1 nd ASmaU Amount Weekly Can Give pa tterns. from 7.95 to 17.95 1 Pajamas lie 1 ~ lh'elun ana ;,Jrd dy :md coat u!; 1r ~1nd Inn g. from 3.95 to I 2·95 Mooclay Mind League Nov. IS, IIIIi ~ I I'll Kll• Nuvl'Hies ·· I a'elt ~ ilnd Bra , es 1t1r p i\ \l o\d~. Gi rt l\n-zt•d , .. ·1• ·do ll by ·"''1 ' ' 11 weather tTop C:O<liS, A Co <~ IS J\~' .\ l [t ,•,:J', IIf from 19.95 to 5000 · nd Sport Coati eS u•h a . 1 Stl'k tllart tlv t;roo \nw lt , · . \[\oh l t ~ll:Hit• a;HI 24 95 Spo rt Coats from · Sv i1 s from 39.~5 U 0\Jr Conv entent Lay Awa 1• Serv'.' ' • Ha1s ll \' 1'ur ll 'l • Nf: ckwear 1~ .'' Su pt· rlJa e Gloves 1\u ~:~ o·r 1-:r 1·.-:11111\ • !l l t· n ~ ~. ud WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS • J<> de E01s t Allfr Slw v(' C"lognl' so~ IJ :t!lU Dl'orlnr:lllt A "GOLD STAR" Givea way I. CAI£NDAR Your kitchen can be just as glamorous as those you see in the magazines! the carefree finish that ignores hot , Bring us a sketch of your present ar· that slide smoothly on plastic rollers- , rangement and we will show you how door catches that are quiet and seaJre. grease, water stains, altohol-drawers easily Scheirich Bronzeglow Birch A "no obligation" estimate Is yours for ' Cabinets will fit into the available f;pace. Chances ·are that we can rear• the asking-come In and see us today, E•nize your kitchen plan to make it lar $clu.Uz.i.ch.. " ~,.. ~ I 'I ' ~ There's moce to Scheirich Cabinets ~ tha,1 first meets the eye. You will love BRONZEGLOWe·BIRCH CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. PHONE 675·1160 OPP. B&O DEPOT PT. PLEASANT Plan ~obcrt' &hooJ Board ~rom Cartifilld Oil St1tion Pomeroy «. Moln St. I . , ; ~ =~ Store, &·FOOT L~ = ..Ill ~ i • 2 I "shopping !)OWer" next year that our '65 ~~ members have now. You'll avoid holiday holes in your budget .•• and for so little put away each week. It'll make a much happier Christmas, don't you think? e Saving• WEN-MAC GET-AWAY e Safe Deposit CIIAIE lAME ' eChecklng Wl~o:O~ ~:.:'sihe na~n: .. 26• Blcycln · "·· • · · · · $S4.11 ' TrteyciN .......... $7.95 Ill' lullden Sen · .. • • • $2.9l •• 1-1 Guns ......... . $5.91 ... Popultr Gamet ••••.. tic up Stuffed Anhn1l1 • • • • • · 9tc up New~ Yattata,yattata, yattata ... have you heard? You'll find BEA\)TY SALONS fast In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your fingers do the walkina o 1 HOLIDAY ............... ~ RECEIVE NEXT • = J : T.U.or Boll Sot · · · · · · $1D.9S SOc 25c $ 1.00 $ 2.00 $ 3.00 $ 5.00 $10.00 NOVEMBER $ 25.00 $ 12.50 $ 50.00 $100.00 $150.00 $250.00 $500.00 1 J I 1 OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS (6 TIL 8 PM) rrHEFARM"ERs-8ANKi ~~?-~!~!~:!~:J H&R FI~~E)J~ONE DEAL~R STORE . 4% Interest Paid On S!lvings MIDDLEPOII'. 0. Member Federal Reserve System and ;' " ' -·' Henry D. .,. Martin of 1 Hemlock Grove dies ' M~~::.a~~er~;~:; ~~7e,D THE DAILY SENTINEL Fr~day ,~::::",.':;~=- · s~•., ~~~~~r:~,i~ :=::::; ~~ ~~; ~or J::. "":: • ' """ 01 """ Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture rc~ W<~s :!.,edr~c\at'~"· aga~nst sui~ t~e Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy Federal Deposit Insurance Corporillon r-----:-:-:-:":"::-:::::::-::---- MAnGuEniTE' S 1\ 1\ SH0E H0p s 1 Complete Selection of Fresh -········~~---~----~-···· ' Pretty UJ I' -ed ~ _., 23 at Chesapeake, at To...._ 3> at Columbus, 38 at Youilp , town and 39 at Cleveland. HIGH·fiDfUTr Mirror distr;~ • ~ ::: e Laan1 e~•c••· ···--~~• DEPOSIT EACH WEEK FOR .50 WEEKS I ,. oontmumg Its mvestJgatloa. Other temperature! IDcluded . districts ~ e B1nking-by-Mall ~'649 ·" I .. OTHER SERVICES: ··· 1S ~.~"''::!: Y':f!.~~er1ptto• lion. H. Roan DD85:l Mr. WoUe joi<> Morton also di scussed the · ed the Navy in 1958. naming of the new high schooL He said the decision will be I EAGLES TO DANCE up to the new boacd. as Will A Thanksgivmg dance will be be ille nammg of the school , sponsoced by Meigs Aeire 2171 district. He urged that the Fraternal Order of Eagles at name oft thde netw. sclhoodel.,,whden,. tile hall in Pomeroy begin;•ing • canstruc e , no me u a · . ' • 9 p. m. tomght. All rnem· , " ber " 1 at recllon or a num · b d · · Morton prnised the rsidents l crs an guests are mvJted. for their support of the con- I DIVORCE GRANTED • solidation plan proposed on the Nov . 2 ballot saying, •·It Polly_ Orender bas been grant~ shows the people are ready and ed .a .d1vorc~ irom Glenn Orenwilling to provide children the der m Me1gs County Common ! education they deserve." Pleas court. The plaintiff char. Parsons caJled the merger a ged gross neglect .and extreme "progressive step" and compli- cruelty. rnented the leadership given by -:----the many school officials in the Kl~ RABID SKUNK oonsolidation proposal. The Meigs County Health DePomeroy Exempted Village] par_tment said today another Supt. of Schools Charles .s.l rab1d skunk has been killed Gibbs introduced Mr. Parsons In the Pomeroy area, this one and Mr. Morton as the meeting/ in the vicinity of Leifl1eit's I ;;;:;;~~;;~~~go~t;;:~underway. pasture_·:-=cc ~ ) ~ '1281 WPr.w. SCOTCH PINE N. 2ND AVENUE Hart~n~aeh:s ~epart~e~t = yourself the thrill of having the added ...... liFE-liKE Footballs • B~tkttbtllt En~ ~crto Discussm~ ~ SPRING HORSE vlted 28'9 ~n ~~~. "~ I JIIQ ~ If you have not already joined, give BlAZON Middleport's Holiday Glft·A-Ranw itto}~Md~ By Ualled l'reo!lll..,lllltld' 11 Ra1o Bhowera and !IIOW Hurries will Wlhel' lllllll ;: Thanksgivilll! holldaJ tllrougbo!' out most of Ohio• ·i '' Show0111 were expec!A!d II lit> ' gin late IOOay and contillue. '-" ;: night, especially Jn Soulbwellt. ern Ohio ..... ~ ~ ~eart ~~ '66 M/M"/R.' I M. = Chiof of Stall, has the gram. Due to Thanksgiving, Rock Springs Grange wil1 meet Fri• 1 day at 7:30 p.m instead of 1 Thursday. There will be a pro. gram and refreshments will be 1erved. Members are reminded to !>ring gifts for Alheni state l!llspitaL NOV. 28 'I11ere will be a hymn at the Free Will Baptist church of Rulland, Salem St., Sunday, November 28 at 2 p. m. AU olngers and the publle are FIRST QUALITY REGULAR-. A •udgettl Store In ' • •' ~::;~· :e0: :!,u~fi Mt":f:~ ~ runaar'/1 'S It ; • Participating . • ette nrachine of the Miss Margaret Griffiths, Cowr men! was broken into. l'be !hi d an ty Extension Agent, Home Eoor eves a1so rna e ' . successful attempt to pry open onorrucs. the juke box, The topic will be "Quick and Easy Meals for the Fam1ly." . red = · ... .1be sheriff said no merchan- u-mernakers still may enroll Clouds covered m091 of •.• · '•.· diSe In the busmess appea by contacting the county ex- state early IOOay but ,.,.. :' to have been bolhered. tension office or Mrs. Weber. clearing in tbe southwester& ... was .gained at the. rear of t e There is a charge of $1 to corner allowed the temperalln '' blllldmg. It was discovered at cover cost of materials used I to drop as low as rl 81 ClltclJa. about 10 a.m. Tuesday. Sheriff in the lessons. . nati by daybreak. C~~holic." V~ll~y t ec .. gotng to gift llemo for tho ooclal eat.,. dar are welcomed but eaa be accepted for ao more tban three days (lnuet' parlor to the dale Ia tho uotlct. Item• Jboold ... brief, and clearly written or typed II mailed. ' Live liThe Good Life"••• in an elegant new kitchen' CO~Ufear~ng ~~re ha~, Fore~an f SOCIAL eCash and ~~; -~-- I I i Cash Christmas ,., ''"'' l ~~::1 \\~~;~ Weber on Dec. 1 from 1 to 3 p. m., according to Meigs County Sberirf C. Hartenbach said the 1 ""'"''"""'"""'"""'OO<IC>IIil•ftil>(l(••u••«••••• ~ .Member of P!lmi•roy NOV. Zl I The Fenney • Bennett P091, I . 123 American Lgion. w i ll ; m~t Wedne~day ~vening at the 1 legion hall m M1ddleport at . 7:30 p. m. The Wildwood Garden c I u b 1Vlll meet Wedllesday evening, at the home of Mrs. Vernon Nease, with Mrs, Viclor HyseU 8.1 co-ho•tess. NOV %5 Family Night will be obIIOI'Vl!d and Thanksgiving setv· """ conducted at 7:!0 p.m. at the Church of Christ. There will be a social hour following. NOV. I A special eoncl.ave or Valley Commandery No. 24, K. T. will be held ~'rlddoy, Nov· ember 26, at 7:30 p. m. at eonferrlng of the order of Temple. Albert G. Woodard eminellt commander. Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary II club meets thJa Friday at Veterana Memorial H!~i~~~ 6 p. m. Dr. R. R. . The second in a series of lessons on "Planning Rreparing Meals for the Family" lor IIOmemak· in the RuUand area will held at the home of Mro. An estimated $75 In eaob It.!.k~ from the Hl-7 Nite I State Baute 7 below when it was early ~ Sta~IOn, "M~~~h:i~~~;~s· DOWNIE- GROSS eCash and Carry PartiClpa~Jng m~rchants t'a&inr.MSa\~;:!•:h~..S":ri'1~)' . before. a~e~~ lu.tur~. r;;, ~dh'Wy!ermione more practical-.a od livable-than ever ~vent M~t.. STORE ''H' Of Le..ons Noted 1 • Uu _,·s ho~r follo~mg Decoratlo~~ MEIGS THEATRE • )~c k s o1nd J iffi e! 1 Seeoud in Serie8 ····~·:0J":&ba~it- p • hes S J£ . campa~go. F h (; '}t or er P~rade ~e ~-:·~~~'1/ :Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatloa e s :acks For Thl" Family ih .l:•ymar anti 1\ulJUard ~i 1 m-; ,md ll q! ul:tr ~ !'Ja n l ro ul ami pleal i•d • Ja!:kets, Storm Coah and Ben!:h warrners Rain, snour " FJumes • f and / p It Ohi ans ,~- ~~· ·l~ e 0 ''!" Sentinel, liiii!ij:;zil!li'i)~!llf'~~~~·l;;"" Briefs CRIS C0 3 ,~~ 93c KROGER " ll\ attendants Shirley Baxter, J(a. thy Hannahs, Jane Evans and Sandra Hendricks. I The Rutland homecoming queen, Linda Lathey, will appear in tbe parade along with attendants I Lo B Beverly Forbes, Cher y ng, 1"lli Car ter. Mary Hall• Pat Kennedy and Kay Wright. There also will be members of the Meigs County Riding club participating in the parade. Communications for the event will be handled through the Citizens Band Radio club. Concluding the afternoon of ' yuletide activities wiD be the weekly drawing for money cer. tificates sponsored as a part of the Middleport Merchants Gilt. A·Rafllll promotiOn. , 11 will be the third weekly drawing held in connection with the Middleport Merchants pro- By LOUIS CASSELS United ...._ lntornotlonal Five ocoro and two years ago, In the midst of o lorrlbfo war, Abraham Lincoln rftukod Amoricono for negloctlng to count tholr ble11ings. "Wo have forgotten the gracious Mnd which has preserved ut in peace and mulllpllod ond onrichod ond Jtnnglhonecl Ul," he oald. "Wo hove vainly Imagined In tho d-JtfulnOJa of our hearts that all th01o blo11lngo were produced by some auperior wisdom end virtue of our own. "lntoxicatod with unbroken oucceso, we have bocomo too 1oJf..uHiciont to feel the necosoity of ,.. • grace, t oo proud 1o prey to deeming an d preserv1ng tho God tho! made uo." Lincoln'• indictment of ingratitude was contained In a proc:lomotion soHing asldo tho fool Thursday of November 1863, ao "a na· lionel d%of thenktnlvlng.H Ho 1 uo ..,;ved a ouolom which hod fallon into ·• dlsu.e during tho early par! of the 19th century. Ev· ory year since 1863, Americans hove oiKerved a n.. tional holiday catlod ''Thanksgiving Day." It io doubtful, however, whether this onnual obHrvance has made thom any more mindful of "tho gracious Haftd which has preserved Ul" than they wore In Linco In 1 I mo. omo pesSim s 1 wou argue S moro inclined . I I today ld than that Amorlcano ' areI oven they were 102 yearo ago to Imagine "that all of .those bleSJingo were producod by some ouperlor Wlldom and vir!ue of our own." Cash is Taken From Hi"7CI0 b Thompson a mumc•· motion3: 10, Others will on be Dec. held on .. . . . ·c" . '"',_ i pal electionordered on November 23 Dec. 24 UlliS e 17, and KROGER'S MONDAY and candidates were to file for when 151111 in cash will be given ' Tuesday night thai the ' who died Tuesday even,mg m DEVOTED TO INTEREST 01' THE PRICE OF AD offJce by 11 :59 November 12. la"'ay No purchases are requ·•r I Veterans Memorial hospH.a] Will MEIGs-MASON ARIA . , • . . . · ,. • twn at present was be held at 3 p m. m' . 1 the Ewing Chapel Followmg the Nov. 12 dead. I ed to partiCipate. dllected mamly at the •ged, Ul with the """"' L · -.. - : SHOULD HAVE BEE~ line, only one slate of candi.l Participants m the CONTINUED Ffom Page I children and other "non"Ossen. Rev. Eugene Underwood offici· .. dates, the People party, had Will honored at ' coke , age Indian gets about one tial cihzens" of Canton and WEST CHESTER, Pa. (UP!) ating. ., ""o.,, vau . . . . . _ 07 fi.led, even. though . earlier at. a the on pound of food a day. than half a dozen other A pretty coed SBld to be/ J!urial will be in the HemCity council meetmg the m- Friday, "!"· Sio"'. saJd. I Cities strung along lhe south. diSturbed because she broke the lock Grove cemetery beside his wv .. "'. ""'"""" W'l cumbcnt mayor, reeorder and m Middleport WASHINGTON ern frontier in Kwang_si, Evanher fnend wa! _tfl 1 late wife. Ethel, and daughter, Enttred .. MOOD<I . - . . . . . _ all council membecs except one I cucrently bcmg erected by VII· nisi China, apparently tung and Yunnan provmces. grave condition today Wllh l Evelyn Van Nest. Friends mayo::;"" lh•--.." - · sf,, led that they would seek lage street department ere"'. , u s air attacks in the "'" bums she mfhctcd by •etting call at the funeral home at I ""'',., ,........_ - - rc"Olection. Following tradHion, the town; is reported to he spur. WASIDNGTON - . hem!! afire on her eollege •nylime. Mr. Marlin was a ..KJN':::"'"••':· 15 Unofficial returns showed the Chnstmas tree to once agam . ring evacuation of large num- Pres1dent Dw1ght D. B:Jsenhow- campus. I former employee of the New rat•• o.llftnd .., 1 People slate captured all the Ibe placed near lhe town hall. bers of residents from cities in er was progressing well Wday Patricia Ann a 22· York Centra! Railroad. SurVIV.II carrier where .,.lllable, ao .a. eledive posts. Unofficial re. lor three provinces bordering North in his rc'C<lvery from his recent yeaN>ld junior from Iors include a brother, Thurman at ' : ' Pomeroy, Ohio tUJ'ns were as follows: Pe=o- Middleport s gJft-a-rama are. Viet Nam heart attacks cheered by the ·u p d r n of Syracuse· a sister in Wash-•munth. 11.80: 11 three IDnnttuo ta.IO!: _. TONIGHT · . prospect of a • ThanksgJvJng . . fa. her VI e, clothing a., poure .,,NmODtb ""'" P candidat pie's 88. et lor mayor, 81 Bob iMORE . , Administration sources sa1d and gaso set me fire o ·· D. C., and a number of lnoa available. one flM:- Br .NOT OPEN .. p es ·v ' Ben Franklms Store. Amm·l · nd of nns ibl be . . d h mau one vear tto.oo: &llr ....._. 1 5 Y • I herself owecs, dandidate vu es. Archie rogr Hen.e !ck . ,s Soi>IO, . Cross Hardware, Nichols Florist, reunwn ,. an nep ews. ""' '"'" moo>ho, 13.00. , wcite·in Middleport ing Yhome by aChristmas. building Tuesday entrace outSide at IY. 87 votes ; People's re. R. ,H Rawlmgs Sons Co. Spe~. Pool Room, Shopper's Bormn· Doctocs at Walter Reed ' Chester Stale College. THUR•OAY ''"" TUESDAY corder, l.eonard Sergent, 89 cer s French Powells za, Columbus & Southern Ohio , Army Medical Center were sat· " . . Novtmber 25·30 [voles Progressive write • in SecVICe Jacks Dairy Electric Co' Waller Crooks lsficd with tht ):;.year-old gen. I did It for the.love of I "'" Uisney's ! recorder Charles Marlin, 75 Bar; Youngs Supermarket, Bur. (Broughton's Dairy), WMPO, ecal s conditiOn. They Bald be she scccamed while In fhlmes. Ivotes; People's council candi· ketis Barbe: Shop, Werner's The Great Atlantic & Pacific suffered no ill effects fmm iJJe Then she fell, gaspmg, "I am a Julie Andrews, Dick Van Idates, Drema A01ker, fr/, Alice ' R:d 10 ; Jerry 5 Beauty Shop, Tea Co. Inc., Evans Supermar· train and helicop!er ride which Make your rooms Has A large Dyke, David Tomlinson, Gty. Noe 83; Ef[ie Roach, Ro· M1llecs Restaurant, AI Barn- ket The Ath<ns Messenger, brought h1m to Walter Reed She had • few problems, ! Radde- bert Mayes, 84, and Conrad and Abboit, RoJ.I J0.:·s Corry Out, The Daily Sen. Tuesday from the Ft. Gordon, mainly wiiJJ a boyfriend," said ; twice as big ... Selection of Cotormtoon Berkley. 86. PcogresSive Write. ler s, Tmy s F.ood. Ke1lh Goble . tine! and King's Radio and TV. Ga., Army Hosp1ial. Jack Owens, college dean in candidates for council votes Ford Jnc., Me1gs Electric Ser· student affa1rs, who VISited Mirrors for ~11 were: Richard llem, 70 John vice, Middleport Department EN.2 \"1 olfe is now 1· hospital bedside. "She felt Purposes. Evenings 7:0o P.M. Except c. Mayes, 79 ; Edward McDan· Store Inc., Lumber and lrnd sinned m some way. Saturdoy, 6:30P.M. 'el 73 . Molt K Lee 76 and Supply Co .• Kmg s Bmlders Sup. Assignt:ol to Roan thought she had broken bi Framed Admissiion: $1.00 & 50e. Hope, 79: ' ply Co., Home Laun"'!' c..I \Continued page 1 ) EN·2 Bernard IL WoUe, wife heart." -"V«. - - - --_ . _ Baker Furmture, lngel s Furm- th tr ts with the clerk's &nd three ch1ldrcn returned - ---Mirrors or ture, Shoe Bax Inc , H & R ine present from a three years' stay of SUITS FILED I INSTALL A Beveled Edge. . •• T d ld be 1 ,·natcd He said duty w1th the U S Navy m San Tw ts " F1restone Dealers Store. C"" 00 N I I B k Bahr wou erm . J p R J I d 0 SUI were 1I1C\.1 ues ay l Wall Mirrors & JHUI'I'&j "!' ' ••on.a an ' there could be help bored lor lffin, 'co, '" uy an ' in the Common Pleas court of 1 ~ ~ Clothiers, Dutton s Drug Co., h 1 k f the new consoli· ha• e v1 s1ted h1s parents, Mr. , M A f Rooms look. twice as big, twic:• Door Mirrors o m y. d obacl!on •· or di· . 1fil Ill . Martm Restaurant, Wallace s dt etedc er d t ict accordance , an d 11Irs Gor don 8. woIfe, Ra· etgs coun C 11 brtgbt with a Pittsburgh Plate 111• 't Jewelry, Erwin's Gulf Service, a IS r lcme. R. D 2. Oh10 : Y0 .e Y 8 7en.,. . Glaaa Hiab·Fidetity Mirr~>t. large or Small • • : / Quality Print Shop, Dudley's contracts of He was reassigned from the ·~~~'6;;::::...... ~ Flonst, Dowmng Insurance Agld U. S. N:nal Statwn m San 1 e ric • Jr., arnsonency Inc, C. P. Williams Setv- all teachers, however, wou 1 Juan to a Navy base m Ville The other "as a 1 lice Station Middleport Book be val!~ . f port Hhode Island. Later he fessed Judgment act1on for Middleport Lunch. Raw· the safd was'senl to Virginia Beach, Va., 69 by C1ty Loan & Savings 1 0 taken Jings-Co8ts, Dr. T. Jay Brad- the new to attend a training school. Co. agamst C. C. Howard a:nd f shaw Motor Parts Co Bertha that step wou no 10 . Upon completion of this Lena Howard 111 ' ., before the January meeti~g course, he will return to New- 1-- - Christmas Oub of the State Board of Edu.,. port aboard the USS Charles I I We'vo paid out now to aD the lucky people who jofn. ed last year's Chrlstmaa Club. They have all the m~>­ ney !hey need to buy t• • presents they want to give. You can have the same for Christmas '66 .... ·just by saving as a member of our Christmas Club. So be a smart Santa and get on tho bandwagon nowl • ;l obes 1 co rd uroy, g<~ b .l.Nl"V· r lvt 11 ,w· r~ I1 anil '""ar ..J i d llh' ;I I\ ( ' 1095 "~ fro m 5.95 to · I Swank ..tewclry CONTINUED Flom Page I Correction! You All You Need _An~·o~w;f;(;~~: l_ h Fbrmel , and Km! , President ( Yuletide I 02 !. MAIN ST. POMROY Oil Ute mora ef tht 25th, what to:dl!!r' war @r to ,.7 •M"'f Christ· mas" than with """ Jlippers. We bave a larft Jeledion. rangmg ftGm high-b~eled lllin!!lt for iMom, t.t handsome leather 1hpon1 for Dad and Son, and furry ankl• '( l.J\/t~~ fnJA D .. \71\V • .. /) f _ hugging modelt for Sis. Whichever )'Oll thoo.se, the priee ill 11 extra preaent •• iL'a ao amalll O.ni•IGI'Hft end Oompl'll" FLOWERS 1 In Narrow and Medium NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR: ladies'Gold Black Blue .dthJ • Christmas Wreaths eArtificlal Cemetery Wreaths And Arrangements Misses' and Ladies' In Pink, Blue, Red, Black and Gold Pink Men's Romeo Brown eGrave Blankets Unusuol Chrlolmoo AI' rongemonts - also Pottory end Fl- Pl.tnton. ladies'Biatk, White, Red GAYLE REES, graduate of Hixson's Design School. now •ssoci1ted with fr1ncls Florist FRANCIS FLORIST Phono WY 2·2644 I. MAIN STREIT R... WY 2-2252 l'omorey, 0. GRIINHOUSI PHONI WY N4QI Men's Childs'Assorted Colors OperiS BliCk Brown ~ �P1rticipating Store in the Middleport Merchants Holid1y Gift.A-R1m1. Ask For Your Free Ticket. No Purchase Necessary BAKER FURNITURE DRAPES ·MIDDLEPORT, 0. STEP DOLL 98 PAIR Expert Says Live Santa___ - BABY FIRST FIBERGLASS Number of lns";,.,1 •species In NEW YORK (UP! I _ Yes, ]the world . is estimated at . Virginia, there is 8 Santa Claus, tween 2 ~lihon .and 10 m1Jhon. b 1 0 B . . S k r Monrov1a, capital of the u r. ~DJamm poe 0 I public of Liberia, was nan1ea1 Cleveland w1she• he would re- r p .de t J M d . d or res1 n ames onroe. . . th h t mam m e ear s an mm s . M 1 r he hm t ''d d r ea o t cas ere goa 1 h r (l c 1, ren an steer c ear o · . ed'bl Th nl 1 !!treet corners and department I1~ 1. he. 'lkese 8 rna 5 t 1g1ve nc m1 . 6 ~P~~k. a Western Reserve UnSitting Bull was the leader . holy man of the Hunkpapa lvers1ty professor and regarded t 'h f tho s· I dl as an authority on children, I _n . ~ 0 IOUX n ans. said io a copyrighted article in 31 Redbook Magazine today the 1M experience of seeing a "live ' ; Santa'' is ' 1quite upse ll ing'' to : young children. l "M ost or thesE> chara cters be- . ~ ••• POWER WRECKER • Siren motorroar11 •• "V-Rroom," No botlerlu needod.15-ln. plostlo. • • .lllft .. ...., COLGATE TOOTHPASTE FOAM FAMILY SIZE c PILLOWS 644 scra~ms, CRASH CAR ROAD RACI Two foU..port Q~rl try to avoid croll) et dor· 1111 crou 111ick• 1299 BIBLE PKG. OF 1 lif'\' t' their job is to talk and ll ('~s." he sai d. Most rhildren do not need 1 'prac.:tlcally or sy mbolically'' - ON COLGATE T•lldnl Doll BABY CHERYL She recites rhymes In baby talk. Rooted hair. ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE each ehild. ; Mtddleport, 0 . 16-in. tall. On Ute holiday season in gen- 1 I I IJ Gin BLOUSES Can be worn with suits or ponl$ . 4 styles. Sizes 32-38. ... ....,,.,, -·- TOTS' DRESSES IILKYPLUIH • BINDAILE : PEM 'N POUt PUPPY DOGS : 11011 PLAYMAU • COFFEE SITS One and two pieces in velvet and velve · teen. Sizes 2-3X. Cuddly lriond has • Pixie fa~t pal II • Mille p o t - t. floppy ears, ltubby • wlrld II hllid any • perkcoffuoltetyou tail. 14-20 inchos. • P""""'-1-..n. 1 empty the pelt. 199 291 NYLONS With bottle ope ner. Opens any size can . :• :... • 9Bc ... =~ ll: 2 tiers, 12 jars, fa. bels, 2 drawers. Seamless Can · trece• sheers. Plestic burp aun with totoscopic si&ht fires roll copo. 27-•n.lonc. 220 E. Moin St. SETS .... . ... ,,, tAIL£ . HI Ma~~-m1111 Scotch Pins Tree . ... •. , ... ... 1.99 Handkerchief and Tie Gill Set. .. . . .. .•. .. ••. 1.11 II Y, -in Plastic Multant Falbock .... .. .. ..... 99c 2.~ . -.r•. K •.. . •ftl ;j eASK FOR SALE IIU o/o OFF FOIL liFT WRAP ........ """ ..• ... ..,.. ,,... tJtJ• . . t~ ..... .... " I ~.o . .., "' "" '• ' c PR·ICES GOOD •• ' NOV. 26, 27, 28th 3 SIZES TORTURE TRACK TRIX TRACK SECRET SAM CREEPY CRAWLERS -- GliCES ON ACUSHION OF ROlliNG STEAM' CONVENIENT THUMB-TIP HEAT CONTROl! SWITCHES TO DRY IRONIN& INSTANTlY! HANDY BUTTON NOOKS! ' . BAKELITE HANDLE! 6 TRANSISTOR 66 RADIOS FURY 9 88 >10 \ ;"0 'lOl l s, AC Model S22 POWER SAW 66 PHONE WY 2-3491 ' FRIDAY, SAT., SUNDAY ' OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL \.HRISTMA~ S • POMEROY,..OHIO.... Pomeroy, 0. \ lh H.P. ...... lll.ft. ••• . • tiAI! ..... A REAL BARGAIN - 45 OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS 1,•t1 DON'T DELAY· .. PHONE TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT Min. TrH Uthts, Slrtna at 31 ........... .... c POOL 999... ••,.u "Family Record Pion Studio" ,, r.---. .,;.· ·: ·ON CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, PAPER, RIBBON, ICICLES OLD SPICE SETS MENNEN'S GIFT SETS CODY GIFT SETS ZERCJ.M NIGHT FIIHTII KNIFE GROVER'S STUDIO SIZE i I DISCOUNTS MENNEN'S AFTER SHAVE $1.00 ! 66 ONLY RPM LOTION • ......,.,. • lfolfd•y ''''" $9.88 SUITS NEW 88 G.IFT SETS ,, • D,...y..trl• ONLY 007 977 INSULATED REG. • 2 0 OFF GOOD SELECTION the many gifts they 1et, and h, reeommended that parent s limit their presents to one or two ror MEN'S Shop Early ortnrge lfamily\gatherings. ;;;;F:;;;;'( ' Quantity Limited ~gge ste.d - -a ~~lnimwn laugh louder than anyone else a !'ma il rhild has ever met. " Spock sa id. 'Their clothes and beards are equally !ltrange. " Anothrr "real hazard" of FOR CHRISTMAS Christmas and Chanukah is giH- 1; -..;..;...;....;.;.;.,;;.;.;.;;...;.;.;.._i giving, the doctor said. One of I The World's RlchMt Trusur• the st ro nge~t react ions a ch ild I has to the holidays is •·greedl- 1. • '- - EACH EACH" era! , Spock said it can cause child to "go 1<> pieces" and Upsets Young JOHNNY EAGLE RED RIVER RIFLE 44 .I �President Johnson Asks Nation Give Thanks ' Year's 9-9 Cage Mark SPECIAL FOR THE MAN '§lvemustcalcheerWith 1 LODGE AITACKI!i' I i'IAIROBI, Ktnya UPITerrorist Shifts tribesmeD It-tacked the Lake Rudolph Fishing Lodge during the weekend, killing two clerics and the lodge mt~nager, it was · disclosed Monday. Tht lodge is Wrep up cheerful earfuls for Chistmas giving! You'll find just the right records for everyone in our one of Kenya's most exclusive 1 and luxurious tourist attraclions. ANTI-FRANCO MILA~. Italy UPI'-'!'he opening of a Spanish tourist ' exhibition Monday night • NEW from REMINGTON A chain saw with professional-model fe~turBI yet costs only 114296" . ..----- · touched off protest detnOIIlltra- 1 tlons by anti -Franco youths and : a near·riJhting in the Milan City Counril. About 200 leftist yootho In the ; •Manufacturer'!! Suggested List PriM A Small Deposit Will Reserve His For Christ!WII FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES WY 2·5101 «:athedral square chanted anti- j Franro slogans and tore down 3 ROOMS New Includes 13" Roller Nose Bar 1nd Cbaia SPRING AVE. wide and varied holiday collection. ONLY Spanish former Spani~h flags the tion Minister Manuel Fraga I lribarnt inaugurated the show. ~99 ,30.00 DoWn - lal•Conv.nienl r.,..,.. 011 WERNER RADIO& TV N. 2nd Ave. MASON POMEROY, 0. outside royal palace where Tourism and JnformR- 1 MIDDLEPORT FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. and Shaped to Leg DECKER •• ' OF While GI~TS R·ACINE MERCHANTS HI'' ~~ftl ()0 I i BOOT SUNBEAN ELECTRIC SHAVERS LADIES SHAVER _ _ 799 MENS SHAVER _ _ 1299 Trenslstor RADIO DRAWING DAnS ESKILOO Popover Calf SELECT FROM HUNDREDS OF CuH Goes Up or Down Boots Priced From 61FT S $3.99 to $12.99 FOR ALL AGES AT VISIT WITH DEC. 4 .. · .... · $50.00 r• Shave Lotion DEC. 11 .. · ·.... $50.00 •• SANTA .... AT OUR STORE SATURDAY, DEC. 4th Budget Prices! .WOBrandsof ~· Offered Men P'or those who care REG. f2,00 VALUI LAY·AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS! f Big4Lb. Box TO $l00 GIFT BIG HOUDAY SELECTION OF ASSORTED Hallmark Greeting Cards and Chocolates A MAN! Russell Stover Fine Candy NOW 'I "Your Choice Specials " WITH NO-TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEI! • English LNtlwr n <: '14" Drf11 _ _ _ _ 10.88 ¥1" Drlll _ _ _ 13.88 Huvy Duty ESKILOO e ENDICOTT JOHNSON ' ' THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~" _ Finishing S1nder _ 19.88 Heevy Duty S•nder • 31 .II 7~~· 46.88 ,, Saw_ 29.88 'VOVR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR 73 Mill ST. L.......................................................... -· ~ MIDDLE.PORT, 0. Ebersbach.Hardware "EVERYTHING I~ HARDWARE" ' MAl~ ITIIIT .. ...... ., ' ._.. y.l ·' '" ... PQMEROY ' 'I WftlCC..._..IIIII.ft'CtOIIRWWff~fff. . . .PII'O , . . .. . . ._ _.ttt?¢F.PKEJ .._.._.......,NIIIUJI?Ia•iNIMJIM . ' . IN CASH 1 - $100 1 - $75 1 • $50 3 • $25 PRIZES PRIZES Ask For Your Free Ticket - No Purchase Neceuary Rettlster l!ach Tim~ You Visit Any of Th•• Storti Winnlnt Numbon Potted Weekly At Participaling Merchants Dnwlng At Homo Bank Parking Lot At 8:00P.M, SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: Kanauga). 'jSubtle scent, cool and ,.. (Lubin's Gin Flu Co1ogne for Men ); 1 'From rare Mokihana leaveo and oetectod Pacific apices" (Hawaiian Moklhona); "arome of Leather, 11>bacco and bay" !Per Uomo by ' Victor of Milano); "Bitterswetl smell of Hsln In mountain grov· es" (Silvestre by VIctor of MLI· I I freshlllll" l I "Vottnr, 0811, moe.... opleo Aline'• IHuty & Drus Shop Johnonn's Redio & T.V. D•nlols Gulf Service Wavn•r H•rdware Eynon's Sohlo Strvlct First Notional Bonk Wtld Cross Sona Villogt Cut Rata Roclno Fui-Valu Mkl. Recine Service Stotlon Racine Garage Tht Club Reslouronl Raclno Homo Bonk Raclnt Gu & S.rvlct Co. Holter Furniture Stort ltar Supply Ce. es'' ~Velada by Varunil): nrir 1 1balsam and precious woods'" (Wolf Freres): "pipe tobacco aroma" !World Series by BraJ'lo dy ' Harvest) , and Zlwue de Fragonard by Burmo • Bljlllo t we have no Idea what It smells •---••••••••••••••------------ll'lk•. II «<til .., .....and l. but 112 w• tor likea!Mhl the name ' DECEMBER 29th TOTAL $JQO , ano). ' eWILLIAMS Christmas. Some of the scents, I admittedly, ore prootlcally lden- • tical. Yet the amell range Is tantastlc. Here are just a few of 1 the lotions available: ! "Warm. sophisticated boui quet with aldohydi• lopnote" : <alter 6 by Executive): "warm woodsy, spicy, modern blend" 1B!ack Knight); "bold, rough, very dry" (Brut by Fabtrg<); "ptpptry, lemony" (eau de i FOR THE LADIES • F•berg•Don•H•Ien• Rubelllfela FOR THE MEN about . such things , there are at least 400 brands of after shave lotions and cnloi!Dtl available t hI • A GOOD WAY Gold Pen & Pencil Set DEC. 18 .. · · $50.00 DEC. 24 ··· · · ·· · $50.00 , .... · ·-·- y �• ....................... .! day Mn. SusieHaven, Flseberw. spent to- 1 al New Va. with ' RUTLAND Rutland ~ AAIN()(JNet'g Tifi COlPR TV youve wa1ted for Furniture ................. PeopIe In Pcmeroy 11 Merry - "'"'' "''- l '""oiiiiiii'""'""'"""""====---'==;...=-• 1 1 'lli/(;.tc}'J{VXlt(g BA-01!110/f/,(i All Year ·-- 1 at lo~e ~prices during this nationwide Christmas" Is G•"ven for Ann•'versary I HtOitl THI! MAKERS OF THE I'AMOUS SMU,_'"I!Q~ IIAJTRI!H ,_,.,. ' 'i ~·--- These Say s Th erne WSCS Program DDiaJal~l~:~~~~. ~-P?~~~~~~~~~~~~ I. : : . y aiXI son, Andy, G"lI ts Taken For HOSpl'taI In Af henS Mrs John R 'tJn d f ., ther ha a noun d that c b ' Or •Mr, and Mrs. Carl Mattox en- Mro. Waller Maltol< el l!'e an ami y. . ' s n ce u I I tertam· ed with • pre - T"·-·· ren, C••la and "--!, ,. Earl Teaford of Columbus vis' S<:out Pack No. ~ wiU meet & lted Tuesday, with hla mother, Wednesday· ev'enin•, No•,,24- al l . giving dinner Sunday lor their ant, w. Va.; and Mr. • Mrs, Edlth Teaford and son " The November meeting of the family . Present were Mr. and Leonard M~ltox and 1~i~ Mn. Welby Whaley was the Cecil, · Ill< Presbyterian Church In Mid- i WSCS of the Minersville Meth.. · Mrs. Lawrence Mattox, Symr- j Karen, Mary Ami 11111 Jj 1 Sunday guest of her daughter 1 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bunce I dleport when Guy 0. Nash, area I dist church wos held Monday Mr. and Mrs. VJcl<)r . Gifts were takeu lor I he na, Ga.: Mrs. Euotace Wilson Nllro, w. va. und aon-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs . . and 800 Stevie 4){ Lexintgon! scout representative, will be evening at the church, with w~re guest!f ~f honor at· 1 Athens State Hospital when Jane Karl Grueser and sons, Miners- :were weekend guests of thei~j present. A uniform inspection !Mrs. William Russell, president, pnse party g1ven by . Mrs_,·,.,..,_I Howell Tent, Daughters of UnVille. parents Mr and Mrs Don Rea l will be held by .James Cochrane ' in charge. ty Swan ~esday m ~~ ion Veterans, met Monday eve• Mrs, Edward Swank and and Mr: and Mrsc waiter Buncelllll<l .a·.oliit wJII ..IH>. preleolod . Group singing of the hymn ,a~<• of their 56th weddmg ning at the DAV haiL • mother, Mrs .. Harry Wagner re- •and atlended the Bunce funeraL I during the evening. Refresh- ' "Thank You Lord," and praye; mversary, Elizabeth Campbell, president, turned lo theU" home, North Li~ I Mrs. Gene DeWees and chil- l ments wiD be served follow- : by Mrs. Sadie Brown opened Refreshments of the meeting in ritualisms M~ay, after a weekend d1·en, David a~ Katefi baVe re- ing the meeting. All Cub Scouts Ithe meeting. A program on pie, coffee, nuts and form. G!adys Cuckler was v1slt with Mrs. Howard Stew- ' turned to thetr horn~, Colum-1and boys interested 10 Thanksgiving was presented by . were served from a table reported improving and Jennie ar~ :bus after a week's visit with ! actiVities are invited to attend. Mrs. Charles Grueser, P!l'alms 1rying out the Anniversary Howell remains ill. rs. Emmog~ne Lohn enter- 1her parents, Mr and Mrs. Ev- IThe Scout pack is issuing an 146 to 150 were read by Mrs. ~ T~a~sgiving theme. Favors . ed Holz~r Hospital Monda}! , for er~tt Thomas and relatives in ! appeal for an additional den Grueser' Mrs. Stella Grueser ~matu~e cornucopias . . Pe~rl Reynolds W!ll deliver observabon and lreatment . Middleport. , : moth<r or··!len father for the , and Mrs. Mary Pllgh. Three po- 1w1th lru1t were given the guests. the gifts to the Hospital. Helo!n•ll Mrs. Susie Fischer . VISited I Ke1th and Kathy Morg"a.n of troop. · y·, •. , .. i I ems were read, "Thanksgiv~ 1 Games were played and priz· Mt.Uer read several poems on Monday afternoon, w1th Mrs. Middleport spent the weekend ing Day," by Mrs. Bradford es won by Mrs. Bertha Archer bemg th'ankluL , Maag: "Glad Sayre; Thanksgiving," Mrs. prize. Swan, During who aiBo wereand madeparty for •w1th ChriSt-~Mrs. Brooks and "Mid and the door the won at- ~as dmner $1 Day," Mrs. Stella Grueser. The ternoon names were drawn for gift exchange, on Monday, Dehymn, "Count Your Ble,.ings," a Christmas party, Mr. an cenlber 13, at .6:30 .p.m., at the • Costume Jewelry closed the program. Mrs. Grim were given 111 home .of Ca~itbe Wackham. The eDresses During the bUildeSs session, et as an anniversary gift. tr~velmg prize donated by Mrs. plans were made for a Christ- Attending were the guests ~erbe~as vwarded to Mrs. eSweaters mas dinner and party with a $1 ho~r, Mr. and Mrs. Grim, Mrs. gift exchange, the date to he Chflord Hayes and son, Gre11-l ,. FIRST 9 announced. Plans were also ory, Mrs. Bertha Archer, Mrs. made to prepare a Christmas Velma Keller and Mrs, •:· ~~~~~ QUALITY basket for a family. Gifts will Mcs. J. B. Hayes was w REGULAR be taken to shut-ins by Mrs. ~ attend because of Illness C 'f'18d 1 . Court St., Pomeroy l'harles Grueser and Mrs. Rus- IS confined lo Meiss Memorial ertl Oi Station sell, and Christmas cards will Hospital. W. Main St. Pomeroy be sent to shut-ins and aged of community. A round robin card was sent to Mrs. Hosmer Roush who is Ill in hospital. 1 RUTLAND,O. ARHOLD GRATE SH 2-4211 Surpr~se • party I ,Th anleiu1ness 1 PACK TO MEI!!T 1 Ch~~a~rle:s:..:M:cN:a:me:e1,~M=Id:dl:epo:rt~,l~w~i:t:h,;ot:~he~i~r~g~ra~ndm~:other~~·~Mrt~··~·w~'i;A~.~~:~~A~th~~;:..~Ro~a~d~. tAll! Plan~ JOIN o _ UR 'i.;.iP;.;.i,-=====--• FOR THE HOME Around ••• 1966 CHRISTMAS CLUB NOWI .28· Phillips Sisters Style Shop - Chapman - Canaday's bringing 59 Iff( II rwil llfii1j . . . , II •lldUI ., ¥fill SERTl.QRTROLUX IUPREMI: Diilinctlvt contemporary "Lo Boy'' console stylinlill n ar•in1t1 welnut color. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER ZENITH PERFECTED PERFORMANCE FEATURES FOR WORLD'S FINEST COLOR TV eNOT $550 eNOT $500 Zenith p•rf•cted nandcr.afted TV chassis with no printed circuits and no pr~duction shortcuts. eNOT $450 eNO'f $400 88 BUT JUST OCt Christmas that traditional glow. matchlnc box Sprini .............. , ... $151,00 IUHQ SIZIIU-EWIIU lET lUna: size mattrts11nd *-o twtn alz1 bla sprinp .............. $181.00 IIIHQ SIZE CAPRI !·PIECE SET King size mattreJs and ooo - and It's yours--free- lor opening your Christmas ·Club al the POMEROY NATIONAL BMK in Pomeroy or Rutland. PhHlip Meinhart in Pomeroy. I Mrs. NEW Kitchen to Make Thanksgiving," · and a special reading by Mn. I Ben Neulzling, I During tlle business meeting I " mol<hi•r ' " •Ill* 1plans were made for the Sturd.r, woven strlpeqrer hues in Color TV. '7£!!1-tH -fh1• 1/d,i/1{} !Jill'~ !rl IJ1•fnfl ' IIii' fld/111' ,Q!lP~ (){] IF YOU'RE GIVING ZENITH Colo\ for Chrislmot . -. "Never 1 Reserve Your Set NOW! A DEPOSIT WILL HOLDI - cu. ft. of space, yet It's priced lower 1han most 14 cu. 11. models. All Frost Clear, oC 1.'0111'11, ud 10 btautiful, 'fHN£'SA I F~;·;.;;; 5 95 299· ··"' ~~**~~J;; :)J.;'c;.:m.- . WORLD FAMOUS ZENITH TONE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE ~ ~ I , I 50c I $1.00 I I $25 I $5.0 I $2.oo $1.00 I $s.oo l$1 o.oo1 I $25o I $500 I POMEROY NATIONAL BANK While 8.00 Black-Brown Pro1pective Cub•, Scouts, to Meet WE WILL Everyone interested Ia organ- I izing a Boy Scout troop and a Cub Scout pack lo urged to al- GIFT ~p tend an organiatlonal meeting l •t the Chester Grade school UO p.m., November 26. Any boy 8 to II may become a Cub Seoul. Ages 11 through 16 (or older iJ they wish) may become Boy S<:outs. Dad and Mom are urged to , Serving Mei.p County for over 93 yHn NATURAL Black RUTLAND lriEMBilR FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUilANCB: OORPOIIATION YQUR I CHRISTMAS GIFT PURCHASE FREEl Blue White bring the prospective scout and , come to thi> meeting and 1'!81- 1 lze the joys ol Scouting, , OR LP GAS _, Red Pink Blue THE EXPERTS 4.99 TESTED 299· 95 THE :ARDWICK 1400-115 or 11200-811 SERIES. I Here's double-feature pt.T· rormanee i.n onl)' 30" of 1pace. Your ehotee of an eye- i level lnfrmd broiler wltb !Urdwlck'o eeramle lllcro- i' Ra)' burner or ID eJeolevel bake oven. Eltber mpd~l 11 teamed wltb a feaiHize 24:" bake' oven and N!parate conventional broiler be1ow. Ere· level bake oVen and lower oven bave automatic Pro- rf grum Cooking. A shadowbox f1uorescent Ught ea1t1 a soft &low over the bl'IIMed chrume cooking surfaee. Looko like a buill-In, but eaRil:v alldes lnto place without the built-In coat. ZENITH HIGH FIDELITY $PEAKERS ~ . . four Zenith quality high fidelity speahers: • two 9' x6" woofer s and two 3 \1:>" oone· l~pe tw~ters provide brealht a~ my broad ranaa sound NPf'G(tuction. Broad ran11e ruponSI ol40 to 15,000 CP$. Cltrbtmas Dollars Go Farther At • 28 ..Stereo Prtclsion" 4-Spetd AKcml Chllnpr • Zenith Solid-Stata Ampilfltr • Comflilnatioa Loudnets and Balance Con1roll ~ RUTLAND FURNITURE, Rutland, 0. .... • P•y Elch Week Rectlvt Next Nov. 6.00 Allman, Mrs, George Childs, j Mrs, Ben Neutzting, Mrs . . Richard Owens, and Mrs. Nathan Biggs. Salad and sandwich- I es were served by the hostesses at the close of the evenina:. l Joln ono ofth-·Chriotlltll Clubs Now . , . "' . Tr•de In . . • • 70.00 orld's mo'-1 imitated tone arm! fNturina atreatvr tracking and s tabi! il}'- ireater compliance . Drop it. slide it. we r~ tilt 11. Irs impossibl• to accid•nt.ally ruin a li r~e stereo record. ·e f '"' MEM!Im FEDERAL RIIBERVE SYSTEM Regul•r • , • • 369,95 MICRO-TOUCH" 2G TONEARM • -~ FOR HARDWICK AUTOMATIC DEBUT ANTE EYE-LEVEL RANGE Sal• Th• Mourt • MN2420W Superb Danish Modern styiln~ m liltnuine oil finished Willllut veneers and s~lect ., , .. "" ' En loy 1 Really Merry Chrlalmu In 1966--- HARDWICI<: . Spt!~ial! ·I i The traveling prize brought , llo : ~ Belly Spencer, was won by , Mrs. William Allman. Tile birthday of Mrs. Horace McElhln· ny was observed during the evening. Mrs. William U.ve ! from illness. Following the business meeting games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. William POMEROY I solids . AVAILABLE Christmas " tfic offices . was reported improving GAS RANGE,: i Genu me veneers and selecl hardwood ,,. __ . •' ' ' ·• •:..' ' '. " .... Model 9316 ••• Atruly remarkable value , , , almoll 16 • •nd Other FAMOUS lumbus and Southern Ohio Elec- j ' ' FM/AM- STERE Fll RADIO \ ~"•!Ja~,r .;,yjve More This Year .. .:J,....,,... ... -.. . '' .... -- . WI... .......,...... •n·' ' so cool, so clean so carefree, too! HURRY! STOP IN TODAY! HFIDELITY meeting January 24 at the Co- Our Lower Prices! lifetime'' I I NEW1966 OO thimbleful of frost in a i dUif~ll~ ( J966 MODEL Christ~ FROM POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE mas party and gift exchange to I ho held Dec. 27 at the home of Mrs. Ben Neutling, Tile January meeting will be a dinner • lmooth·top conltruttlon ••• no IMiltont or1uftt t Homer Jones was assistp ing hosle9s. I Mrs. Karl Owen, president, : conducted the meeting. Several readings for the holiday season were read including, "Are You Truly Thankful," by Mrs. Meinlrartc "It Takes More Than A PDPUUII SEITA·OITHOLUX MATTRESS "''Ill· , •full or twill SLIPPERS to please everyone Plans were made for the an~ nual Christmas party to be held Dec. 27 when the Staff allll Officers CluD of Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. hangs on the wall. You'U find many purposes for It during the holiday sea- t'wo twin size box sprina:s .. ...... ,, ..... $229.00 39 !,11:: Annual Holiday Season Party I Is Planned I your · · This miniature 7'h'' lamp which really works, stands' on your table or .,......,. bouprinl ............. . ..... $12i.OO 7 With Zenith color hue tube' tor the finest BANK, A Christmas gift of an old fashioned copper lamp to &~ve SEATA.ORTHOLUX CAPRI Zenith perfected Super Gol ~ \o'deo Guard 82 channeltunina system wrth 125 iold contacts for lonaer TV li1e. Zlftith perfected Color Demodulator circu itry 75 ..,.,.,•Ish IMftJ II MOEJtri/A mrt lhf•lw M Inn u.,U, II MO EXrRA COST/ • Lovely, lotia.wearina decorator print COYer • 23% :more twin~tapered ateel coila tor ••• richly quilted with ta.m• ultra-comfort , •• ertra·finn 1upport. • HUDdredl ol twia4apaed tempered ateel • EzquilitAt gold datnaak: cover It11:uriou.aly c:oill for healthful, u.tra·flrm mppwt. quilted with Mirithane• fo~ • • Top.qaollty JIUI'I ~ ~~ ·'",/ :::•• gpohioDy lay.,. of~ eotton r.lt • ileoV)'-duly 11!11~~~.~ .• :;:: ~ :Jr.•y-duty, oag-prool, full .. uppoct edgo QUWI SIZEIUPflllll !·PIECE SIT QUWI SIZE CAPRI 2-PIECE SET Queen size mattreu INI Queen size mattress and Th1 TALBOT-Model53l7 WU I There's something wonderful waiting for you at the PO¥fROY NATI.ONAL. - - ·. . -. -~ ·- ~ - ~ . ·-·- - -·-- .. --- - - ------- - - , I A cool and beau~i!ul ·-· · ·~~- 2.99 '., kiteJ!en .iii - JO~ ,;,. #!(' whenyoucookonaH~dwickGu~.. ~. The clean blue·llamo tluit lbO&DI··iDBtaDt control, the even.hotit oven; (llld 11!100: . 1M bloii.r are ODiy.a·'fewilr ~~ " pOrfonualicl '{ eatri oil y&;;r Hafd.lf'lelt ·' range. ~.d ~~~l' o~ .won4wB of , Hardwicksail\oUlatii:colll'~ake,:, cooking more enjoyable. eOLO STAR · AWARD acclalmo tho beauty · ancl roany uce11ont f ..tur•• Hi.rdwlak· eold Star Ranges. ·of $ 10 ~·· - - '·· FOOTWEAR Gift Certificate 2.99 DOWN OHI.O VAL[:fY, :. 'PlU'MI-fNG $10 MONTH Enjoy cooking the modiln, automa!ie way •••on a new and ~autij~l Hardwick A.utont('#C (las Range• .See il .tQdau. ' . "'' ' . ':"'' ----."<'I'" ,;· ··' ... . .\· ,, ......., .. . GIVE A Ch•pm•n·C•naday . ,, ' 2321.SECOND ' ·... , , ' :, . • •. • ·' wY~ ~-~036. ~ .. .~ I I' .' &:HEATING : ' . Chapman-Canaday Shoes IN THI MIDDLE BLOCK NEXT TO EI.BERFELDS POMEROY ON MAIN STRET POMEROY, OHIO �• t -,";:"'-.------- •• tast Minute Shoppers can Ease Chores with Pad and Pencils · IRArnPOO RUal · ' FOR 1¢: FOOT! would W an admlNioa that he she sell what she wants for es. such a large expenditure. Better let ·UIO IUYI buy them knowa ahe bam'l bttn battln1 ,.,. suggeotlono hoperully for their womSD trtende. A IllY ller own and he ml&ht have will oUmuiate jotting down on ehopplng for hi• girl alloold ateer &elllllOther date for New Vear'1 that pa<1 gift ideas for the femi· clear ol them. Thia kiJd ol Jill Dine rontingent. But a word ol Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Nov. 14, 1985 e'autlon on tllose !alae ylaah· . NEW YORK NEA - The eanny people who do tlleir Christmas shopping early at a leisw-ely pace evoke a of envy rrom the rest of us. But last - minute ~an ~ake Ev,. shoppers their chore easier by Investing in a pad, The Pomeroy Cement llo~;:k fvmeroy, 0. •"', pencil and FIRST QUALITY RiiGULAII- Certified Oil St•tlon ,_...., the daily local paper with news of what's in the stores. Good or- Is half lhe battle. When only the best will do.,_)Giv' Play Santa 28:' Da:ly Sefttlnel, Pome...,-.Middleport, Nov. 24, 1965-13 gains! defendanll 1n the · FiveCivilActionsFiled lnCountyCirem•tCourt PI' PLEAS . . . · ANT - FJVe civil ac!Jons have been filed In tile ... the Court Clerk. f s y ed Owen & Dor· s vs. John & Nessel Dalton concerns an oral agreemen! for purchase of real .,. tale wtth tile plaintiffs claiming to have paid the sum of $1,750 toward purchase of land and have not re~ved .a deed of general warranty with the de· :~~ants r;""'lvtng profits from er sod and income from Do~n deliv~: sum of $5 580 31 lor goods sold and ' Two other civil actions are a result of the same mobile accident Ma 2.1, 11164 on Rt 2 near y wood W Va one is styled Wai ' · · · ier P•;s:!..:":.~ ~~~ and Rt. 2 Millwood, W. Va. Mary Edith Smith Parkers. W. The ' Mary Smith raphy, is Her 3 Floors of Gifts WITH A SINGER! 01' luxe Zli-Z&I G1fl for Her. Style-Male D• lL1xl' Zii·Zag uwing machint. 1the ' new, popular Wm~n-tone These make menu reading srwmg. Hund· rl"ds of derora tive ~ titcht-s. $1.'73 pt>r wll!'ek Tht! Fabrir Shop Singer Sales & Service 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy a cinch even lo the dlmmi;,t-111 I rastauranls. Tl!lltured atocldnp or socks will be a hit with young aet and her olderr ~= will dell&ht in &bear o• hose with just I lllloll touch embroidered, appiiqued or aled design. A small, preclout fur Is &lit often chosen by a husl>and World's thrH lar&eat thlp • for hla wife. But the wile building nations ora Japaa. will lel her select her own. Greut Britain ond Wet! Gor- ebleaoery can prevent h e Pent $5.00 ~===~i:::::::::::::::::~:~~m~on~y~,~~n~r~e~speciti~v•:iord:or~.~. !rom IUISBlng that she'1gift, ing her own Cbrllbnaa much tho bolter. If not, ll's wis-11 er to forego tile surprise ment. At lout the man lip~ tile check will be sure CONSUMERS OPTIM!l!TIO Costume (BEGINNING NOV. 26) ANN ARBOR, Ml<h. )UP!) - Jewelry 1.00 to 15.00 .. The averaa:e American I !UIIIer con- believes pmperlly Is i here to atay indefinitely and is : buying goods eccorilingly, ac· cording to the Survey Research Center of Tho University of 1 f -~~~~~tNIM- . . . . . . .,___ ~ OPEN EVERY NIGHT BEGINNING DECEMBER 20 i Sllverpltte ·Community Pl1tt Sllverpl1t1 dleatiODI of doubt or uncertain· ty about tho continUAtion flOOd llmH, anlike In 1!6 --• '"' 1112 when many people enter· tllld the naUon tbatt ~~:~[! ty could not endure wl intemJption over a period of several years," the Center reports. ''The expectatjon of a reces- l FOR r~- Roten1847 Mlchipn . . ..At present there are no •' OPEN EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT TIL CHRISTMAS * * PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK. SALES co. PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. Saturday, Nt¥. ~ Jt65 DOGS - 175 to 220 23 to Heavies 21 to 23.50 · Fat 18 to 21.25; Boars to lS, Steers 16 to . Heifers 12 to 19; 1'111 Cows ell met on Thunday evening regular session with George 'l'h8¥er presiding. era in attendance were Mra. Hilda Ridgway recorder· Rickard, Cbarlta Roush' Carl TeLI!IIHll, rouncilmen, a~d IJon. aid Ohlinger, policeman. The Cooncil appointed 0. D. Embleton to fill the vacancy In tile council. Mr. ~E~ was sworn in by Mayor Frances Williams Otarged by Police ll .._. B.W. .Ur Gift sion Is now ln• common than : at any limo dyrtng the lsst 1 1 PT. PLEASANT - Frances Willia!rui, 43, Rt. 3 Leon, was charged with bit and "'' fol· lowing • three ~icle accident last night on Silver bridge. Ar. Are d cording to Sberiff'o department rgamze who investigated the mishap, the Williams car traveling west MASON · on ihe Silver bridge atruck the - Two Youth Fel· east bound vehicles of Harold 1 1. · w;easonorganized rec~nt- C. Johnson, 27, Chatham AvaEvangelical nue, Gallipolis and John s. J G~:n reLhren ~ur~h. Mrs. Old T~ompson Will direct the Lane: t~roup and Mrs: Lester in th · e younger , With ages, M 15 ~roup ranging from 8-12. ant th mo~;ne Crow is assistfo ha be group. It plans · ve . rea ast and hold pray· er serv1ce at the ch h Thank . . . urc on sglvmg mornmg. Council~ or~hare Roger Hysell, Mrs. Ken· ~: MSle~art, Mrs James Lew· ~~~ ;~usharry Wal~h. Mrs. YerorrJeers · 'eM n . Carl Schwarz. 1ected dent R T were, pres!· r:i \:.r i4 Moore's Where Selection Is The Largest and CESTII '\ Rubber Footwe.>.r S1.99 ,. SJ-99 pr. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS FOR ••• f! e PENDLETON DRESSE5-SUITS- \ j ! j ' DRESSES-SUITsSWEATERS br eLuuaae SAMSONITE (Wa lnitia FREEl , e Slacks by KENRJDGI It s a •mart Santa who Alike. IOOl C:1ftl fa U benefit. of Jutb • eberished Chrillrnal n:r:.en~) ~:~lrbe(and lt't • h&DPJ flmliJ tllll lett die =.euy it ean be to Jive tbt nr titber ewned or tntitd. IUlprJHd 8aJrta when JDU dlleover •-• m(•":."u'•ohr your moneJ 'tV'ith Dod(t- and you Itt mueb ~~Cbrltor-... You Jet mueb., - . . AU eat.lblt Combination). . . --.t JDW' mDDtJ at BH'- Huffy Ilk• (Gur Shllt I Othlr Mod~ eMurray Tracton tWagona tDolll eBel\8 by HlCKOK t Uweaton by REVEllE "' GILLMAN'& MANHATTAN e Doll Cloth• And Acc-1• eOte Hololty Ho.._ e Rood Rae~~ eWit . . You Can't Buy Better Than ADodge! . Belt The Dodge Dart, Dodge Coronet, Polara or Monaco to: MANY THINGS WILL MAKE YOUR CHRISTMAS MERRY WOULDN'T A NEW DODGE DO ITI?l eG.I,J.. AIIIIIqulpment elninl I Clacb I R•rd Pia yen tG.I. Hair Drywt tToaatara R. H. Rawlings Sons' Co. .. . ' LAY-AWAY NOW WHILI SELECTIONS ARIIISJ -· =··· ·.~ ·• MOORE'S ·· DodOitiogeoe ..ef~IH "'If[,-!.'~ IN POMEROY .~ II Boys b7 LEVI ". " . I e SHAPELy Blouses & Dresses • BRinSH LADY Half Size Dresses e KREST ORIGINALS Suits & Dresses ~ • CAR COATS & JACKm • DRESS COATS e MEEKER Handbags, Bllfolds Gift Sets • ~!~~.~A~ 1117 I By Puritan 1nd Rutbv i • WOOL Pendlettn · ··· .... · ·.. · · $14.95 up JACKETS AND SKIRTS Shirts by Arrow & Shapely $4.00 up • Behs by Salvatori · ·· ·· · · · $1.50 up e P. J.s .. ·........ $4.00 to $12.95 w • By Arrow and R - .. . e Trousers by Hubbard elevi Brand Sportswear • Robes e Jewelry e Bl11folcls • Luggage lty Samsonlte & Airway BAHR "CIOTHiii~ ...... Ivy Loatuo Siaollo For M.. e Suits by Curlee & Sewell $42.50 up • Sport Coats · · ........... • $21.50 up J By Curlee and S.W.ll -.n ·p = 're Top Coats · ·· · · .. ·-···- $34.95 up ! eHats by Stetson & Champ $10.95 up ! e Jackets · · · ·· ............ · $7.95 up BLANKETS-ROBES e CATALINA KNITS-SLACK5-SKIRTS eShirto b7 MANHATTAN, ENRO & SHAPELY TOM SAWYER FOR ALL THE FAMILY 1::1 &to.,3/J~.75~.wmwmwm:C~~ :•:sa:~~~~·a~ilas~.iiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia~l~~~~~~~~==~r::;~;:::;::.;~~ii'ii~ ' The Finest Gih TOYS and .GIFTS II is Gilt Store In PotneroJ For Over 90 l'ears Wellington Boots ~~~~· s10·99 ~-~- · - Gives For The Family! eSporhwear b1'_CRESCO and McGREGOR Comp1tle Line Bora' Wear b7 MENS FUR LINED ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Marshall Wayne Nibert. 30. Hogsett, and &l ily Sue McDade 21 Le!.art ' ' • have made apphcalion for a pres;de~tnn~ ~mpson v1ce i marriage license in tht: office t ' arnelt Walsh: sec-1of the County Clerk. re ary, Barbara Lane and trea- ~ surer, Becky Lewis. Pleaaant Valley Hospital d"Mrs. Robert Lee, IS assistant ADMITTED: Todd Bissell trect~r of the younger group. Talmadge, Ohio; Charles Per: and Mr are M_rs. John Roach ry, Pt. Pleasant: Karen Lynn fice s. Glad~ie Stewart. Of· ' Watson, Henderson; Erlene A. ~ s ~re pres~dent, Jean Har Carmen, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, Ohio; rah, VICe president, Jane Sch- Robin L. Birchfield Henderson· warz ; secretary, Connie Lewis 'l Elmer Jones, Pt. Pleasant. ' and treasurer, Barbara Lewid. - ·: . - - . - · Roberta Simmons is program 17·70 · Common & H~av~eo 15 1director and song leader io Ther· SVJEATER5-JACKET5-5KlRTS Offleial Boy Scout HP.adquatten • I..i e Suits 6: ToJJC9atl by CLOTHCRAFT SHOP NOW! Boots Si·~9 - Jones 26, Henderson The \7illiams car failed to stop after hitting the other two cars and continued on into Ohio where she was apprehended at a tavern by arresting officers. Property damage was estimated at $400. There were no per· . . . sona1 mJUnes. •.. A PREIIY PACKAGE ···A PERFECT PRESENT! \ COUIT IT, I ·~ POMDOY • COMPLETE SELECTION USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLANI ellbotl by NUNN-BUill WOMEN$ FUR LINED 1ow!~ f~ .ted ~ • • • tnd BE SURE IT COMES FROM e1111 by BEAU BRI!IIMEIJ. eMeno & Boyo 3.49-4.99 e LIHie Glrla & Boyo _ 1.49·2.69 e Women• 1.99·3.49 f• 0.. r.r•.twar;Z GOESSLER Jewelry St.,re flfiMn yeen, aod an unusually I large porportion of people ex· . pect further income increase!." I ~ For The Family! . Nigeria, with 29,730,000 hJlralr I!ants, is the most populolll ww•· ta; try In Africa. --- ty in the 18tli century, provtde<l Europe lfllb sugar and Loull XV'I with hail its national today, the country bas est _gross natLonal produc!e capita in the Americas. and appointed Street slOner. A report was reed from Mr. Anderson conceming applicaUon under the new E.D.A. for Federal GrLIJI!s for replacement of water pumps, and pum. boose and the exte!ldlng of wa~ er and sewer lines. The councli moved t bat traJI t be er cour owners vrouid held responsib~ for notifying their tennants that they must to 14.60 ;Ca!Hiers 8 to 12· 14 to 17.90; stock Stee..,; 17 23.25; stock Heifers 13 to 18.50; Stock Steer Calves 18 to 25.7$; Stock Heifer Calves 15 to 21 . VEAL CALVES - Tof18 3%.· 10; Seconds 3/J.611; Medium 22 StalniHI SIMI Ware II pleClll 19.95 1 ellato by STETSON "'CHAMP The Rotary Club met Thursda Y evening for their regular dloner meeting. Thooe atteud· tng were Arthur Thebet, Donaid Roush, Herman Layne, Lloyd Roush, Rome William· son, Russell Capehart, Clyde Foley, Donald Foglesong, Mel Clark, Karl Wiles, Edwin Stem, Harry Mdier, Rev. Mar· cus Trough, . Nelson Jennmgs, Dr. John Rtdgway and guest TOWN COUNCIL The New Haven Town 4 riifiD: - L..........!~:~~::.:~~-~~::.:__ Onlocla R011ARV In Mason Church Walter Ll seekmg the sum of claiming he was di~bled, scarred w1t.h more than 100 stitches essary to his face and head Faye Parsons is seeking . 500 judgment for injuries received In same mishap and Parsons is seeking $5 000 ' . IOS! of teeth, broken nb, cut, bruies and internal lnjurits The second action · Dawkins and Smith Was luted by Connie Parsons, er o' the vehicle seeking ' from each of the delendants ser100s and permaJM!nt injuries allegedly sustained in the hap. P~rkN ;peidel Twlaf.O.Fiex Wttch Btncls $4.95 r~:..': ~; ?f the ~laintiffs. Hours: * * d;" ly and tUegat mLI!Illel', stYe speed and wrong side highway inio tile motor Shopping Elgin W1tchn 19.95 up s~on Q • Christmas LAY AWAY A GIFT A DAYII ~ i Announces • • ' ' ------'12 pay meter deposit before watef ·IIlLI ..,... services LITO lnLLial],. ed. Two Fellowshl"ps ~.,.._,... effect. And girls who uchanga I gifll migllt give some though to tile !Act that this Is a big year for false eyela1hea. They even como in mink lor ovening wear. sun .. tho beauty WIIDD, i there aro electric manicuring ! sea and tranaiatorllld lllll filu lor lht woi!WI wbo 1Jkea 1 Twm-needle POMEROY, OHIO .... _ . . h OUr .._. aaw.dtlll lndudR ORIQUtAL DUIGlll. Wilt. CIOlD PlliDANTI Mill JUT. MLD QIMNI, QH.'JURI!D KAILI ... IIIIUJAHT DWIONDI Thanksgiving devotional program when the Sunshine Class of the Mason Methodist Church met on Trursday evening at the church. Hostesaes were Mra Eller Roush, Mrs. Reuben Stew· art and Mrs Helen Davs PI'. PLEASANT - Ralph B Freeman, 60, Hogsett, died ear: ly Tuesday at hia hOme after a ling ring illn H :' th H bn tru ti Come 0 es ns c on Mn · · pany, Woosoor, Ohio. , true ;.e~~~e ~poke 00 ivtlle Mr. Freeman was born Oelo· land Gratitude. She~~~ ber 10, 11105, son of the late , devotionals with • . Daniel and Grace Giarmlre : led,"The Landing !';"'~. en~t Freeman, in Benton, Ohio. He Igrim Fathers." Mrs, Helen to H. C. wa. a member of St. Peter's Stewart read acripture and Evangelical Lutheran . Chureh Mrs. George Carson ga~e a the Sparton Masonic Lodge on the First Thankst • of Millersburg, Ohio. ing. IV Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Albert Swatzel preet<f.. Canterbury Freeman; two ed duriog the business metelng. David Lyno of Ellicotl Attendiog were the hostesses Maryland and Daniel and Miss Mary Dudding Mra Freeman, Decatur, Ala.; · Smitll, Misses Hlltb. and brolther, Karl F~man, Weiss Mrs Russell ~ Mr Mrs. Ray P~offi'tt Mrs na, , one ol ;:m:~, s. , ole Cady, Akron, Ohio and Zerkle Mrs Helen st.: grandchildren. Mrs. Ge~rge Carson Mr Marvan Frame, Mr. A'!bert'· Funeral service will be Friday I p.m. in the MoiJT·Sie- Swatzel, Mrs. Everett Thomas vens Funeral Home with Mrs. Murl Megee, Mrs. Fred Rev. Harold Knoll Spencer, Miss Emma Forthe Burial will be In the Zion Mrs. Donald Foglesong and Mrs: tory at Hogsett. Friends Earl Johnson. cell at the funeral home 7 to p.m. Wednesday and 7 to 9 p m. Thursday. To Now sit in u 1111 chair and a touCb ol IIIIUI')' 011 bor dreupian your lilt. ing table. First, for the gals to t>. gift. Costume jewelry hao ed, !rom teen-4!ged Sue to octo. Into ttl own and can bo l(vm genarian aunt Kate, you can't and worn with a flair. Favorites go wrong when you select toilet· are bracelets and necklaces of riel. aru:ient coine IJid nopUcaa of Perfume Ia good for any age old stampe. and a new one on the market For tile coed there are kilt premlses all-day fragrBDCt frOm pill.!, all traditionally brushed just ono application. IJid feathered, And for tile f.,. There are multk~lored Up- quent diner-<JUI y<JU'll fmd fansticks and eye-shadows to give 1 cy monocles on neck chains. tia"' a tiuUd1ng permit ana mull Jame• Ttiabet, Jr., with Interest and llal'fiD tobacco allotment of said lam! since time of oral agreement of purchase. In ca"" plaintiffs are not entitled to specific per· formance of oral agreemen~ plaintiffs demand judgment a· gamst defendants for tile sum of $1,750. Two actions named the V•rgmta lndostries Corp. as defendants. In one of tile actions Lonnie Safford, Safford's Proteasional ·~~ o~ ~rcult Ralph Freeman Thanksgiving _., New Haven :~:~slonal service and OfH lsThemeof byThu:'e=.n~c:,:,=~ ogsett Devotionals NewsNotes pany and Ia aBidng judgment .. Di T sda MASON- Mn. galnst 018 defendant for the eS Ue y Frame, Mason, presented a - - - - - - - - • MIDDI.iPORT, 0 • �, •• ' ' <• be A,d ded to Cook's Domain· The stata flag of llawailJ Tho Liberty Bell wao craeked has •.ight stripes representing while tolling for the death of the eJght main lslandi of the j John Marshall, chief justice of 5~~otata. the United Stales. CHRISTMAS FLOWERS '" ~--' What Do You Need For Remodeling? CHECK OUR Lt>W PRICES FLOORING, No.2 pine _low 11 12~c ft. FRAMING lew 11 $95 M. PLYWOOD low as 3.25 sheet SHEATHING low 11 1 Oc PANEUNG A wattb needn1 merely tell lime. As a fashion aeeessory, lieu brJ:hlea •• • wD robe. New styles IVIDable this sea••> Include (left lo right), "op" 11'1 Wlttbel wllll rnzy dials, tbe slim, trim pocket watch and the hesvy, square wateh for lougla,.... And tbe price range for watches Is fantastio>-4J:Om ~ to ,5,000. AU of Ulllll IlK lime, hut aome tell It better than others. SundoyiS! Wednesday night with Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cox of and Mr. and Mrs. Sayre who Is a patient at Hoi- Athens visited with !41's. Clyde Athens, visited zer hospital. She Is in Room 305, Anderson and family "!Or a abort with Mr. and Mrs. ~ third floor visit Sunday evening. Mr.· and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee of er visited Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mlder· Ra<"ine, Mrs. Kate Wilson viSit· ~ Mrs. John Gillougly, Pt. Roek. · of D~bar,, W. Va., VISited eel Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dena Welch was lakell Sunday With hlo momer, Mrs. Asa Jordan, Middleport. , to Riverside Hospital, Columbul Clyde Anderson and family. IJo. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Boring Mr. und Mrs. Ric'!UU'd Rhodel rothy Anderson returned to her of Athens visited Sunday even· and fa mily of St. Albans, W. borne hero with Mr. and Mrs. ing with Mrs. Kate Wilson. Va., visited Sunday with lilt CUrtll Anderson, with wham ahe Mr. and Mrs. David Wise- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar bad visited for a week. I man and family, Rutland. Rhodes. ;i ft. low 11 4.25 sheet ft. CEILING TILE low 11 12c INSULAT10N 1- es4~c ft. Also All Related Materials and FrH Delivery RED ROOF PAINT Fall & Christmas Arrangements Christmas Wreaths - Grave Blanket Cut Flowers- Corsages Gift Items In Abundance gal. fte lllg •••• Ill outereoall thla oeuon Is wide wale eorduroy 1nd leather. At len II Zero King's tluole ear eoatllned with 100 per eut Aerllan o<ryllc: r,ne. At right II 1 eor coat in Angola leather by Fleelwood. Tile yoke ud J.lde pone s 1re lllkhe4 lid &lal feuriMI"·n• are allo leather. 3.60 Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing HOGG & ZUSPAN n3-SSS4 MATERIALS CO. MAsoN, w. vA. Man's Taste Founded on Whim or Hard Disciplines Harrisonville News Notes ;,oo:,:;r:p:i:<m::~:-~:,!:f. <l:,w:,n:,~::0, :*:_:.,:. ,:,:.,:.~:,.,:w:,:~ :,:,: :.:,~:-"~·~N~~;": "' ~,~.~per~~ -~~,]~~,~.n~~ ~~ ,~r~~::;~=~~ :~~:o~~!~ o~~~S~/~~~~~ l'S~.. · , . :,'W")' : .: _:. By Mrs. Felix AlkU. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Morris of Snowville, Mrs. Alic.t of Pomeroy and Mrs. R u Morris, local, went shopping Point Pleasant and GalliPolis recently. d M H Ha Guy an ~.!I . . ~pe rper I,• and ~oger Alktre Vlstted recent- "' ly w1lh Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ja. ,1 ' ,..:\k\t'!rt::Mol.\!,iw:'t.iil~Ad\\f'il!. •h:< · .•~A: -i='' ,;.•~=' ii\i"AiWHill'f"il-tt;@};1 ~103$.o/t-o:'mia"kW.~4doM.il ed discipline. And that's why it is so often difficult for a wo:"~Ctfl(l(!fl(t(-'t'(l(!'!'< '{ '! l l(l(tf!ftcl(1ft'lM'IICIC.IC.HIIICICII'IHIIIC'ICICtrii ~ POMEROY FLOWER SHOP i ~;, Phone WY 2·2039 Day or WI 9·:!951 Night •• •~ W. Main St. Flowers AT WONDERFUL SAVINGS Everywhere' • Mrs. Minard Van Meter man to buy a present for a man. Oh, sure, he'll accept 1 he Christmas gift with • smiling thank·you, but the giver will never know whether he liked it or not . For some strange reason, 8 . . woman has a dev11 of a t1me Christmas Opening at Landmark! We Wire Pomeroy, 0. Free Delivery •Y...Jt~~J~'JiaJtaltJIIIl)ltJ~DllliiJtMJIJIJtltltltiiiiJtlllltlt,.,..--o/1 uA Gold Star REGISTER OPEN NIGHTS TIL CHRISTMAS FREE Pomeroy Gold Star CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY 9 Til FOR (CLOSED SUNDAYS) At Our Store At 2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE Our Station sofa with molded foam rubber cushioDll and matching lounge chair. Mlple Wrap Up Christmas Early! •199 $149 Stop in and cttler now for pre-Christmas deriii'Eif)'! CHEST FREEZER I BIKE. • Ftm CHEVROLET i DOMIIIIOIII'OifTABU us II SHOW iII YOU = HOW! e CHEVY II 'EARLY AMERICAN' TABLES I-PIECE DINING SET Sturdr aoUd maple with legs, apl .. dleo of ulect hardwood. 42" round table, f 1.'6:alro. e CHEVROLET eCHEVEILE e CORVAIR e CORVETI'E WY :2-2126 • POMEROY him : Don't buy ties unless you the woman who plans to spend a pile on her man has a far wid- ! · ,. f md.mg therlg · h1 1ess- " er cholce expenSive gift IS always the !! real problem. But you can ol· ~ sally popular - thmgs men ways fall back on the real rea-~ w11l genuin·•ly appreciate. son for giving __ the loving Mel'gs EQUip• ment (0 • ·' Rear of Me1gs General Hospital POMEROY 00111111011 nECTRIC 1 IllFE 50 === $15 --· -_Di___ CATEGORY, sleeveles.!l sweaters, gift certificates iii you eab'l think oi anything!, leather toilel kils, dress shirts (be careful hero and never buy sports shirts unless you are sure of your man's taste), travel a· larm clocks, terry cloth bath robes, leather desk accessor.. ies, bottles of good port, sherry or Madeira, accessories for his bbby (but be oareful) umbrellas. IN THE !111-UP CATEGORY, II must be assumed you koow the man for whom you are buy~ log (why olse would you spend more than $20) Quality swea~ ers ara always appreciated, aa are lounging robes, watches, cerllficatee for auit11, toJr eoats, hats, etc. lf he is a camera bug, buy a lenB for his expensive camera. Or goU clubs, lensis racquets, bowling equip. men~ fishing poles or reeis, addiUona lo his collection of stamps, wins, antiques, prinls, fli'SI-editioo hooks, stereo highfidellly componenll lapo record· Alloolid hardwood, handrubbed to warm nutmel maple finish. Choice of ....,on· out eoektall ond atep toblo. For rears of friendly Uvln&. $99 13-pietll DIIILL YOUI CHOICI $19 SET $419 !1BB fhe _,_to-.. $1450 Biff GEORGE RAliiUS CEWARD CALVERT SAY "MERRY CIUUSTMAS" WITH THE N Q. 1 CAR TillS YEAR .... 1988 CHEVROLET lnge Is Furniture WY2-2635 Mlddlapait Jack •. · (i!' ~ 4 95 Just l'l . with value-wise suggestions sure to please ~ SPORTING GOODS tveryone on your list. Coma see our glittering array of gifts soon and make your selection. Golf Equipment Archery Equipment I By Be.lr FootbelhBasketballs I eSWEATERS eSLACKS eSPORT COATS eTIES eGLOVES eSHIRTS •• e COATS e ROUS e BLOUSES 1111111_.._ e LINGERIE TOYS Che11111p IIJu& - ellbe · IIWIY after shave loU..• rudy for llle Cbrlslmll< IIWke&. Ill ..& It tuQ, durend...,...._, ~ Our store is one big Christmas tree sparkling e DRESSES Phone WY 2-2181 I • I I $159.110 $265.110 E! ]'~C:=IIIIIIol ,.. -Sot $ 8.75 $16.25 $10.95 $ 1.95 Serving Mtq~j M•son &Gellia Counties "'I .. ~ - •- ~ e SPORTSWEAR af OUI' 11fore! W. Cillrsey, Mgr. u.... yo• '*PI p!llliblt. u..," · - ... MAC u 1••••n•a ••cccCftlllllllllftlllllletl(l(lllft!£1CIItercate«IIClCCCICIC.IC.ICCICCII'CCCICIIIC $184.00 $118.00 POMEROY ' ctttin~o dHrln£ "' ,..., ""oMt, """'· 11111 - allltltllllltltal:til•llaiiNIIIIDMIIItltJtlliJitllllltaltldi•JIItlltlJ;•»tk:t:~l'lt.,. ~~,..lrllf:l!ll'l)~~--~~~~11' AND LOTS IIOREI -a.,.. tH ...,..,r tt ril .... lMII • " ,.....,_,_&•ldlot.llllll firtwold 11 flct. wttll •·' ''w bar • '-·Mil. c._ belts, ·over-the-calf woolen socks I In dark, solid oolors, fine linen ! handkerchiefs, plain leather bill· I rerords). IN $10 • $20 plain, vee.neck. 111M llllr .. ""'~"'~.""""II I •"' "HIS" """ '""' CHRISTMAS! WY 2-2176 II llllt 1111 '"'""-"''*""'·"- A Deposit Will Reserve II · MAC 15 CHA• lAW lfs lolflh It is unrortunately true that knew he likes any kind oi eravat as long as it's black. are many other ·t But there f d . 1 I elms o . appare an man .type gl ts which are almost umver· MCCULLOCH Uo¥; ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. ~AIN ST. RADIO DIIU $995 U.OYD lleLAUOIILIN Best Way to Play Santa.'•• 6 Distinctive Lines eCAPRICE Al¥lll CLOCK IIIOPGIWT WM. QRlfiJIEil * lighters (if he smokes), fountain pens, tennis or golf balls (if he plays), plain gold euff. r link.!!, pure bristle hatr brush- w es, records (if you k.now abso- ~ lately what he likes), books (see ~ board. LET For The Man Who Is Handy M . tt tl ane a recen y. Lester Hendersoo's father, !Iw Russell Henderson of Columbus ' and Curtis Henderson. of Cleve- ~ land came Tuesday and return· ed home Wednesday. Mrs. Hazel Hendmon visited · I -- _ , 11: ers. "'i 1 Choose solid hard rock rnapie. You get: 6-drawer dou· ble dresser, framed mirror, (.drawer chest, full size spindle bed with high foot· To The Family i rt fold.s, bow.tie and cummer~ ~ bund sets for formal wear, ci~ 1 gars Icheck his brand l, butane 4-PIECE BEDROOM SET Caprice custom Cou(la-w!th "'·' lusi Je formal riiOillal that comes on no other Chevrolet. A GIFT That Is Dandy d ~0 . B ld (B d) :. Mor~is a~ade ~\.:,::3 , tripu 1o l~w coM. selecting clothes for her husband or boy friend, father, uncle, son - the men in her hfe. · th e t'.10• 0 It en wre tcheel th'mg 18 " the tle, often a wrctohd thmg ~sually worn once by the rec11>lent and llJ given away, 12) hid· den in the closet or (3) soiled lrre voc abl ey, on purpose. From this evolves the first rule·of-thumb of gift-buying for IN UNDER • $10 • CATE- Featuring buoyant, non·allergenlc foam ru!J. ber cushions! Elegant ensemble Inclucles 90" bs Middl GORY, silk pocket squares, ~o~ght_behind Ule~~· P¥Iin black or browD harness ,._......_ccccccc or liN.IIII.fii-INIICCIIII•tillllll.-tlllt1411lii..CtiiiC. CCICCttCIC.IC!C.tCCIIICICtC.I(CftcCo...:~w:cciiiiCWZC Complete Selection ALL THE POPULAR TELEVISION TOYS Visit Our Toyl•nd Soon MILL STREET MIDDLEI'Oir �~ .,....,...,......._.......,....-......... _ ,-~....-. p. .....- ............_•. .._.......,._........._ I • /I \ I ·, .' < •• • SD: IIIIIIIIIMINATION '\ •(:p-Dally Sentinel, J>omeroy-Midrlleport, Nov. 24, 1981 Laurel llld Columbia Gr111ges r was held Saturdoy evening at Cobullbia $COOol. lnilallillfl the oHicera were Mr. and Mrs. Law· renoe Morton, Mr. and Mrl. C. B. Wells and Wayne Cooper - - - - : - - - - - - - of VInton Township Grange. Mr. llld Mn. Wesley Bobn llld Beulah Lowther of ChilH- Mrs. Maude Holcomb, wbo Is cothe apent the weekend at a medical patient in Columbus and the Clwrles EIISeX lamll1 tbeir home here. spent lhe weekend here. Mrs. Grace Heasler spent part Mrs. Nellie Vale took Mrs. ef the week with her son, Clay· Freds Kennedy to Parkersburg tlln and family of Belpre. On to a speclal!st. Mrs. Kenlledy Smtday the Edward Coon family who has been suUerinl with a motored to Belpre and Mrs. deteriorated disk in her back Hensler returned with them. for the past three months ... A Joint installation of Star, pects to resume her tea~hlng Point Rock Society Notes LOS ANGELES lUPl)-HlRlt school girls lnlerelted In atUify. ing physics have morr than ·. just tough s~b eel mat . ter to con· tend with, a di,ng to UCLA professor ek Prowse. ""They are frequently discour· aged by their parents or bny frtends II they show any mclin· Ilion toward scientific or engl· . ILECYIJC Ftv Pans ~·· . ANACIN uo. $1.25 _ 87c ElEaRIC MIXERS SJ4·95., PHONOGRAPHS $19.95 ., New Crop of Toys are Fanciful of Other I Times, Eras1 Kinds of Worlds than Now . .,..,{ 1 vJ AND YOUR FAMILY NEW YORK (NEAl ol the toy-type goodies ENJOY THE BLESSINGS AND ,.. .... .LILT HOME crayon. ren will find under the Christ- mas tree this year may lead BOUNTY OF THIS THANKSGIVING Op-art now Influences stuffed animal d~sign. There is a ""''· · w cat. monkey. elephant and · group which sports tapestry sign in the op-art manner. ~na : ! 1a new touch or sophistication In the ammal kingdom is "t he , mink look,', achieved by 11 lustrous, shaggy new kinll of tons . pile plusb. Among a bevy of toys des!«n· , ed for young homemakers Is 1 spray Iron that gives off a steam-like effect and a pretzel baker that operates on a 100 . I wsu bulb. Toyland '85 is a bumper crop that runs the gamut from lhe fantastic to the delightful. Lo belirve Charles Adams, not . , Clement Clarke Moore •"'A VIsit from St. Nicholas ." For example, can you imat!· i DAY TO THE FULLEST! With all good wlohes from your me jolly old Sanla toiling at the North Pole perfecting friend• and neighboro here at , human anatomy kit? Well , that's ' just what he did. And il'il dy for Christmas, containing replicas of organs, gland.B, · and arteries. With this little collection, you play doctor using electroprobes lo remove 9UCh Your Savings Earn 4% Interest I 1 POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK Servmg Meigs County for over 93 vears POMEROY RUTLAND charlie horse. I I Another new game spoofs a 1 bad children"s camp, a Ia Allan · Sherman's Camp Grarrada rec· , ords. The poinl of this one is collect icky animals and escape !rom camp. If the dreams are of caterpillars worms ralher than sugoarplums:,l I it's just a sign ol . . IWho even knows what a sugarplum looks like in this day i age? Yet, everything in simla's pack is not ghoulish. The secret agent is the action herto to capllvate you~11 1 America. James Bond's pioils get recognition with Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I ••' ~ •• ~ VILLAGE CUT-RATE RACINE, 0. ·Your Famous Brand FOOTWEAR ~ - - --- ----- 007 espionnge game, a cllSj,.tch I case and guns. There's a finger jigsaw puzzle and a secret agent transistor · The typically wild unveiling of Christmas gifts. esoeciell y! by the youngsters, mekes the senslivie, artistic gift wrapper wince. 'he ... 1 i ---- I duUes the first of the year. IIHYU Mrs. Yale, who has been unable to teach thi• year, due to a heart attack, will begin her du· A t1es Mondsy as principal at Salem Center School. " Gary Hollidsy of Wooster , spent the week wilh his grand: ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Rad· ekln and Mr. and Mrs. John . Hollidsy. His parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roher! Holliday came for him over the weekend. Grace Turner was in Colum- 1 bus Tuesday consulting an eye : speclaUst. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Goode and , family of Charleston spent a dsy at the home of her mother, Mro. Anna E. Turner and Sher- 1 rie. ' 1 Say Merry Christmas with one o! these special gift Items. We have many more to choose from. Avoid dis· appointment - Use our Lay-Away Plan• SEE OUR ~===:.- 1 Carpenter Social News USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN NO WI Prices Are Lower! NO EXCISE TAXI -----·-.uJI]---------- The Busy Bee Society ol Carpenter Baptist Church met wtlh Mra. Dale Dye on Thursdsy evvenlng. Helen Jellers wss the program leader for the meeting. A silent auction was 1 held. Others attemting were Mrs. Rex Cheadle, Mn. Ronald Whittington, Mrs. Mildred Starcbr, Mrs. Elizabeth Gard· i ner. Mrs. Robert , Mrs. Clay Jordan, Mrs. Cheadle, Mrs. Lewis Smith Mrs. Beulab Cordr•¥· ''Alii .sairt was: Show me afilter that and I'll eat my from ribbon loops. The!!e are individually cut and fastened: behind th~ head with tape . At. : tach face to gill box body wilh trunk and tail. Cover with ~ift tape or glue. Make eyes, nose 1 paper. Make t'Sr of contrasting and whiskers of ribbon or co l-' . • ored gift paper. goft paper and attach without b k" ac mg. FREEWAY ROAMERS CoIore d paper creates an optical illusion to separate front LOS ANGELES (UPI ) - UC· and back legs. Use another col· LA archaeologists have discovor paper for the eye and mak.e ered that the land over which I tusks and toes of ribbon bils. lfreeways now roam near Cui1f des:red. add perky bows to ~ ver City was once the habitat of back and tail. ! buffalo and contained a previ- 1 Lady Giraffe~ Good for .an ously undetected river. i outsized package wrap. Slim ! the archaeologists said they , gift, for example, slips into a found buffalo bones while digwrapping paper tube. Use card- I ging in advan:e of more freebnard to back the head.Te eye way constructoon. They also and no!!trll, horns and ears all found prehistoric Indian arroware colol'ed paper. A rose bow heads. Miracclously preserved at the neck and another bow in h<:~rd clay four feet b?neAth stuck on top complete the pack- the surface were hoof pr:nts of . age. buffalo and elk. I Leo Lion: Cut a face pat· ' tern from cardboard 1:1nd co'.'er In the mariner's measure, 120 ] with paper .Mke a red mane f~thoms equal one cable length. 1 we·u prepare vour readv mixed c.~n· crete order to vour specifications, and deUver It anywhere tD town, all ready to pour. Call today our service Is prompt and our prices are tbe lowest possible! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Phone WY 2-3284 Page Street Middleport 1 1 1 . " , ' l:;,· .,.: Try new Lucky Strike Filters ()A r . u I 1 1 BY ALCOA ALCOA MADE BY ALCOA DOES YOUR HOME NEED 1 1 ! MADE BY MADE BY ALCOA MADE BY ALCOA Convert It! · REMODII:IN(tlJr REPAIRS - Beautify Add~ohlIt! 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Rllaod IIIW Akol A~mlftum ~loy. olclld with nlllllqic:Itq bondtd colt tot""' cool wp.opht 11r 1111, -~ ExciQ/VI -~loll-loam oomllillltlon mal:to Aloia Sid!" 1 "CCrr·IIOI" ootslilt nil. T: · •~•" ...-... c.....,•AIIIru = 3WONDERFUl WALLS IN 1! Look For This S.1l of Quality Buy With Conficltnctl CaH Today For 'FREE' Estimates! ALCOA ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE OR pr-. GoeS On Over Wood .... 1nd All Other Mlteri•ls TURKEY ........... ~ Now, more than ever, ir's imporrant to keep yout house in tip-top repair. So fix up that old roof now! Wt can supply you right ,ow with wcttherproof, firc-resisrant, oolorlul Certain-teed Asphalt Shiftsles. Phone,1111U or write for freellllimatt. Call Us Today! Given Froo on Each Fr.. liltimote Now Thru Dec. 15th let Them ChoOM EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO fhelr Own ••• Give A H1rtley I ltnMtt GIFT CERTIFICATE OPEN I FRIDAY I ' NIGHI11L 9 ALIO OfiiN IN ANY AMOUNT .. :·.· ALL DAY THUISDAYI I I I ' ! ' . . .".: S1alct ~l.'-' ;;, ... m . ,,.·~ ·~, · MIDDLEPORT, 0. ......... ........... . ., ~ ~· 1:.:,.~~ ~(\~;.'<t;..···f,:. , .,~. . ''"'.,1. CeO Thonklglving OOJ Dporllor on Out\' PHONE WY 2-5644 PEARL 5TREET ·' lADE BY MADl ALUMINUM FOR WOMEN I atiLDRIN 2 21 SILVERWARE SELECTION For I ·Nationally Advertised Brands for Every Member Of The Family II " exploration projecl$. There is a record variety of . crall kits that should im prove the t"ol!iber of handmade kids' presents to parents. Melt 'N Col· or utilizes a ··press-flo" brus h , device on the crayon that makes . possible unusual 3D effects. Glit- 1 ter Color Kit provides easy ways to glamorize everyday household objects. And there's a potter's wheel that runs on batter-I ies for young rrartsmen. Dolls this yule season 1row 1 more sophistirntcd. Some have ' changes of wigs. Pally Duke, a I favorite teen-age doll fashion plate, also stars in peper doll : kits where her super chic war- - i _: my paper don ars One keepsake I should Clloose , \ PhiiN WY ·t-.2150 ill a paper _shor_tag:c.. e _ ,........,~~"""""""""!!!!!!!f.l creatures. Apply same techni· que to the others: Amiable Elephant: Cut cardboard backing patlern for I 1 I . ., 1o 1 P b h Thosewosuscr1 t t tty I t a mos • oo • pre • o- louch attitude perhap<: c::m slr 1 e event a bit on hristmas mom· ing. Put a pe<~ceable kinbm under the Yule tree. The "kingdom'' worked out by a gift-wrap flrm lncludea tour offbeat cats, a piglet, an amiable elephant. a lady giraffe, a Leo lion, horse ; and wa~<:on. They are fun to make. If the children join in making them they may be a bit more gentle in their quest lor the gill inside. Gift wrap designers (for TieTit!) say you only need holiday paper11 and ribbons, empty cores fo rlbbnn bnlts an spools, shirtboards, a pencil and scis· sors. The noses tsils al esrs are also paper 'and ribbon. Here are instructions for three I or an Brown hairdo, a work aresa, shoes, apron, WJlsb bucket ud broom. The teen-age favorlteJ Patty Duke, Is now 1 star of dolldom, too trlght). The loot-tall replica of the tolenteo young aetress feature• rooted slde-ntp hairdo and a two·plece casual outItt lnduded wllll lhe doll are 111 autographed pbolo of the real Patty Duke aad a •laiature of tile teell4cen' mo•t llldtspea•able accessory-tho telephone. lhis· 1 SPECIAL GIR! be tranofonned from seullory mold 1o queea ollhe ball with AND tROOM ADDITIONS tKiTCHENS tRECREATION ROOMS e ELECTRICAL WORK tAl.UMINUM SIDING t PORCHES eiATH ROOMS tATTIC ROOMS tCEMENT WORK ePLUMBING eCARPORTS eGARAGES tROOFiNG 1 ]fostoria &ABBOTT Middleport, 0. ,.... I FOR THAT SIN EX an. ''·" _ 76c 1111 Zoo Wrappings Spike Fun Of Children going Wild VICK'S GIFTS ... 2 rle . A Science is represenled by rep2 licas of the most topical moon • • H1lr Dryers - - $14.77 up • Ste1m & Dry Irons 13.77 up eAuto. Phonogr1ph $49.95 up e Dry Irons $8.95 up eAutom1tlc Touter $15.95 up It's feeding lime at tblo do11-younell zoo, bat chewing pm doesn't seem to have mu<h fdrlffe appeal. Hll 4-foot fn. wu C>lllllruoi ted from TIDker Zoo seta o( bright colored next~le i plullc plef:tlt and "tJOG4em' I Member !'ederal Reserve System • Percol1ton _ _ $8.11 up HARnEY & BENNm Cinderella doll (Jell) a simple ebaage of head1 hairdo aDd costume. The maid outfit Includes a Buster Root of the wild carrot is · Pomtro• I HEATING ,. ; mint. There are no navigable ers Ill Wyoming. Toothpaste uo."' _ 46c ----------·-------... FOF~MAN Pl :M'a'iN G-;·1 I eamoaflage gift b o s e L Here a lion, llrtfft and u elepbllll keep eomPIIIJ ft. der the Chrtatmao tree. COLGATE I items as a funny bone and a ! ''peaeeablt lhlild•m" Ill 1-nss 601 I . Al\1in St. Pl1mbing •Heatlnt •. ·l.ifAI.IINA'l'ION1GDT wrap paper and rlbDOa rtus a few tools heiJ! turn oa1 • ClELANb'S I.V. · Ralph T. Fosttrta, ~!.H,;.,. p Permanent IAVI 99c ., Clock Radios 22·50 ... drobe adheres without the use ' tabs or glue - just a magic $1.32 w~ 1 Pl1moth Plont e!ion, Plymouth, Mass . VITAMINS We Repair All Makeo & Medela OP60-- 6 TllANSJSTOR Radios _ •9·9• RADIO '& T.V. BOTTLE ~ ·1 l·A·DAY ·~ I found aM::'heed nlckei 1 Bueblll'a majclr JtiCut That .eemed so very ot~ · ord for grand-slam It might he I could trade ii held by Lou GeilrJll . for an "eagle"of pure @Old; Babe Ruth is sewod •--'eathJ#i~~ But the wise, old coin ooliector I Two United States ~" Informed me 1 should know I have won tbe NW>el . That in the great depressioo [ Price - Theodore Our gold coins had to go. Woodrow Wilson. \ Ethiopia bas never had a.,IJI!· I own one silver dollar ' flonal CtllSWI. (/1 ' Like the ones Oad used to : -· ., own ANTHONY ~ A dozen were so heavy They made his pockets groan ; But oow we have inflation, Your Dependallll : And silver's run Its stint, And chrome >nd steel and I copper Is the stuff they feed lh•: ; Children were taught to read and write at the age of four In Egypt 3,00!1 · years ago., SERVtrc use! -cORNER neering careers," he says. In 100'1 Tile wont of eomp life '-eta bDIIIODJ trutmeat Ia CIIIIP Gruado, 1 3D Jalerprek· lion or Allaa Shermoa • mualeol 111Jre by MUio!! Bradley (left). OIIJert of ploy 11 to ••Heel kky onlmals Uko snllea and blaek widow apld<rs and escape from ump. Weekender (right! or heavy gaace oleel by Slrueto II the liSt wont lit loylaad'o de lun camping faeUJIIes. A red aad white olrlped tent swlnp down from lhe r..r. Foldout seals coa'"'rl InN a bed. A sink llld refrigerator add 111 addlllonai touelt ef llll<ury. THE POET'S a recent region-wide test or 842 , high school physi~s s!Juletit!i,"the 100 girls who t<lok part Iaaged far behind the bnys, ·~e said. AMoPM What would our pooi· ALCOA . �. . .' Fe« Mf, DANCIN6 lS' AN EMOTION~ 01/lUT•• Classified Ads YOur Modern Community llullctin Board 13--Daily SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Nov. 24, 1965 For Rent IFCIUR ROOM furnished apart· ment. WY 2-36.\8. 11 15 tfc ---- -X HOUSE TRAILER on private lot. two bedrooms. Phone WY 2-54111. 11 15 tfo rHH.EE anc: wur r o'l'l• turJ> •.;h& ed IDJI JlDIUrllilbeJI • • meum WY z.s434 12 8 If< !SIGNS Pomerov CIP Motor Co. QUAUTT I KC Grid Champs Business Services cUSToM BUTCHERING culling. Will buy bides Monday. Pbll Meier, Ptxmol WY 2-3510. 9 18 I ~- YO 'RE GOODER 'N ARV ANGEL, ELVJNEV _ ' - --- ._ -· .... DAILY CROSSWORD ... •6. Rasp 11.8emy.. :1..._ 8.Total (T. 0YuJa ter u:. Put into v.c.,._u Je.-, 20.V<Jnk :lO.Panly ., 2J. Capltal g l... u ....... I :Y. God "' 111o Pol]OL • ' U.Blbllell i city . JJ.D- 21. Pianta 28.Adml. ~. Wholo 5. 8ub8tttoN 31. llldiq antelope 8........ T. O&nlry.. . 1f. Noodlo. !Ult 11. AnC!e:fltot· "'Irioh ll. Brt.tl6'o U'L ABNER 11. 1'7 llllokot U . Hindo men g&l'lllent a. YuCQIIay 3i. Plaat willa fN>matta COin ·~ :n....- Card Of Thanks - - ....., 21.Ciphor :.. forpubll<atloa 21. John - Ga.mor, to,_ Yioepreai- - ... M!dday 12.- - Ba. HaW&Jiall lBls., oJ4 kr++- We'r"e no rei at 1011 atyle at all! 17.Booluoot YOu mean t1~e o.,. - 1 ,.; 8 vnuf? ~ure:~ -.;r~e "ome f:amiiLJ .. . ~~a .:: - I the Bible: abbr. ''Con~ound tneoo penoi "Tnty writo on butter • •• under. - w ter • • • and then conk out on lt. tablecloth!'' ::~,. lO.Cimaa; . abbr. lt. l(UuN '-'1. Kltcheq, Utenail • . 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HarGwar~ 11:00 Dutto.t'o and llerns Dairy 8:10 Sports Today Thurs.l 8 15 ' Weather Picture !'up Ten Sltow 7:50 News 8 16 Musical Clock 12:00 Newa I , SiU Miller Show U: 15 !uolcal lnterluct8:55 Community Newo 1:45 Baker Furniture Sbu1> 9 12 30 Rev Merlin •"eotB ' 00 Talk of the Thwn 1:00 Newt 9 t:OO Newo ' 55 Masoa County News I:Oii Cottee with JIIJiel 1:05 Jim Mees Show IO :OO Public Service lt:OO Portralll or a Patriot 1:10 Sporto Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour iO:IIil Swap Shop 10:30 Latclu!tnn " •• 10:30 BID Miller Bru'leb Show 8:00 Sundown Serenade 11 ' 00 News 6:C5 SliD OU 10:C5 MIIOD Agr. P-ogrom Sl'NIJAYS ll :D.I Morning Melodieo . <Tl,.sday) -· . 7:30 Sign On • Arm.- H Jeuept Friday, Churcb IO:C5 Family WO!Illlp (TIIIIl'l.) 7:U Newo our Bella Rille) 10:C5 A.b.C. Program (Frtda/1 1·110 Sa I" I L . 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Andrew FatJODI 1:00 Mid Way MaUnN 5•10 oo.~ w"""" 2:30 Sunday •how!lla. 3:55 News Beat ·• ,....,. • Ntber Report 6:00 Snndon Sert~~~ole 4:1111 Diacin& witb Doll 4:45 Spotlight on Sports 4:55 Weather 5:00 Community News 5:10 World and National 5:15 Sign Ort 7:15 Sign On, Musical Cloek 7:45 Echoes of Joy 1:00 Ohio Valley News 1:05 World News 1:10 Sports Today U WeaJher Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant FootbaU 10:30 Songs for Chlldreo 10:45 Golden Key 11 :00 News ll :D5 Saturday Show 12 :00 Local, Ohio, Nat. Newo 2 : ~ Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Gr11m1 12 :!0 Saturday Matinee 1:!6 Newo Headlines u.-.. 88 4 Dr. Herdtop. I qL Auto, aDc1 - YXYO I: (Bad) 2. 1957 Olds Super KEITH GOBLE FORD SATURDAYS - £au· .... <Ttl•• STill GOING ON CHEAPER BY Til DOZEN 8:011 Sundown Serenade f :4o Sign Off ~RtPWQU~ - Bere't hew .. wO.fr lh 1:!1 I:S5 2:00 2:30 2 11 2,'55 s N~t:,day Malin .. 1:00 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines f ,;* Saturday Matinee News Saiurday Malin .. News Headline• !.!: :~~~=YY ~=~:= !':: ~ewsJscing with Doss 4:30 Radio R 1 0 4•~s~·gn~O:U~:---------':'3:0_1:n:te:rc:mm::a:•______~~~~:OO~N~ews ~~pons_:uaae~=-----6~:: Ro~up THE BORN LOSER l:ll SiiiJ Ort • I. 1955 Chevn~let 2 Dr.6cyl. Ri-sANi Rwll J'lno. 50P XL 2 DIL H.T. 390 Eng. A.l trans. p. ateerin$, radio, heater 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 CONV. 352 Eng. Std. trans. Radio and heater 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 DR. H.T. 352 Eng. At. trans. P- steering, radio, heater 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DR. 8 cyl. At. trans. p. steering, radio and heater 1962 pONTIAC TEMPEST 4 DR. 6. 1952 Buick 2 Dr. Hardtop. - RUDI J'lne. VALUE - - $2870 THIS GROUP 4 cyl. At. trans. Radio and heater 1962 COMET 2 DR. 6 cyL Std. tram. Radio and heater Mony MoN liHd c.. l Trudel To Ch- From s. Th- s.t.-Emenon Jon-. CllH Phllllpo, Melvin Little er Eddie Fife You Always PAY LESSat .••• Keith Goble Ford, Inc. USED '¢AR LOT Middleport, 0. Do I HIYoAny Taktnt Metropolitan Motors 'Tout a.mbler DoaiOI" , WY 2.WO I. Moln II. 1'-, 0. .., .,, ,.. '~ : .,.......~ ,... ....i.~"· .....~ - :~ .. ,,. •. ,.r ' . By HAROLD GRAY·: AJ-.\ 'DORr o· SUSPE C..T: BllCil JN BIBU;: TIMES Fowo THAll ~A5 WEEVI LS M~J:T DOOR AN' E\&E/1,, THE M B<J NEY ~ IDEY lii8!t!I§ IT A COMSIDEI?A&_E CHar.>-= TO ~ 6EQ\ MO GOOD "NE IGI-IBoRS''! ~~---... GUESS I NeVE~ THOUGHT ~ IT JU\OT THAr Wl=t{ I �. II \ ' .. • • a1 y 'Araund And About Middleport • I • .. •r : • I • •' ( • I An excellent va lue in all wool shift dressE'-S and jumpers, is a ! pital in Gallipolis. ' Kent Stqle University. is spending the Thanksgiving holiday with hi~ parents. \1r. and Mrs. E. , o. Ralt lie will be accompa11- i it'd bv a cl a s~JI\Hh' at Kent. Ole G;lbo. a Norweg1an Exchange s!Udents. Mrs. L C. Biddle ot Del aware. Uhw, will abll be a holiday guest of tht' Halls. Theo ideal £ift for boys, warm cotton, flannel robes. wrap style, tie belt, individually &1ft boxed. Grten. red and blue plaids. Sizes S to 7. Si'les 10 to 18. MATCHING PAJAMAS Shanmont Rayon Panties Anoth•r Big Shlpmentl Mens Big Y1nk Sizes 5, 6, 1 and 8. White onlY. Elastic leg brief, cuHt'd brief, cuffed panty, sport panty and step in styles. 1\fade of 10 ounce sanfor- FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY $1.9S Boys Sweaters DUNGAREES Sizes from 4 to 20, Featuring two of the coun- try's bl'st lines and values. ized blue denim. Si'les 29 to 44. Genuine Big Yank. Big srll'ction of style8- Slh)O\'ers and couts. ·10">32" ........... $1.95 22"•42,. .. ;:, ..... . $3.95 · 30''•54" $7 95 .. ·-.... ·' "''' ' 42"x66" _.-... · · $11.95 3 pairs $).00 ~our lur . 100% cotton, fast colors, 36" width,_ in a ~Ide selection of prints dots, checksr stripe!!, plllow Now during tllis sale for 88c and be ready for the New Year. 100% linen, fine !ielection of patterns. case border patter~s. Christmas prints. Solo Friday and Saturdoy 49c Jumbo Sl~e DISH TOWELS Spocioll Mens Quality Womens $3.95 Phil Maid Nylon Slips trimml-'d style in sizes 32 through 44. Short and rel:(ular lengths. White only. J\.Jany stylt>s with shadow LIH't' Corduroy Work Trousers In charcoal grey and dark b1·own and In sizes S2 to M waist mf'ttsure and your correct length, Made witb boat sail pockl'ls. pam• I. Shoe Totes by Trina White. Size 26 lnchE'tl by 26 lnchet, absorbent and lint free. A Dainty-Pak for carrying rain boots, bowline sboe.11 or u a Junch tote. Plaid!! in assorted colors. $1.89 Frld•Y 1nd S.turd•y BOW MASTER BOW MAKEJ...,; 5 for$1.00 Make your own flower arrangements, Holiday deeoraUons_. &Itt wraps, etc. $1.00 e•ch FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE , $3.33 1 .. : Friday and Saturday Sale! Infants Sleep and Play Suits turn~d .Sunday by plane from , Encino, Calif. wher&~~' sht' has · Encino. Calif. whPre sht' ha<> spent the past seven week.:~ , with her daugl1t rr ;_md fam1ly. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Po11r·r and suns. Kyle and t:rit, and : new baby dauKhter. Lynn Ann. I i KniHing Worsted $4.95 SLACKS Cutler $2.95 Sizes small, medium, largt.•- Styles for boys and gir ls. Terry doth and nylon stretth. Koration _pro('ess keeps crease in and wrinkle!! out. Nt-'ver need ironin&. Size-5 29 to 42 wai~t. Bl.11ck, areen and wheat in belt loop models with cuff on the slimmt-r style that ha~ no belt loops and is wurn cuffleu. Ohio University student.;; ar riving forth~ Thanh~iving hul lday with their families inclu_~e \ Mi.ss Karan Bachner. Dave Wllev. Janice Tannehill, Judy ButsQer. John Allensworth, Paul I Gerard. Keith Morgan. Randy Humphreys, Ron Hanning 1 Student.':! at Rio Grandt> ColJete spending the holiday with their. parents are Dennis Saelens, Don Hanning, Christint' Bahr, Suanne Bradbury, Eric CllamlJers, Jerry Davts. Woment Phil M1id RAYON GOWNS Shorty gowns and full length gowns Polkcl dots . :;olid colors and prints. Sius sm<~ll , mrrl ium, l&rj:e and t xtra large. BABY BUNTINGS Excellent for gifts. White, blue, pink or yeilow. Wash<~ble, easy to use. Nylon s, fleece linr.>d. Ket>P baby warm al.l~ comforta~lr.>. $5.95 to $10 $1.95 Flannelette Ski Pajamas Sizes 3 to 6 and 8 to 14. Gripper boxer waist style. Knit crew neck. Sanforized shrunk. Jult Received! A wldt-' ! bluu ~ e .~ ele1·1 ion Si~• 30 to 38 •nd 40 to 46 Stretch Denim Jeans $3.95 Turkey is SPrved To 22llfnnb.rs •• 1 1 , 1 NeOI: C6oking Lesson Completed Are G~l Scout Troop 185 completed their cooking lessons Tuerr day -atternoon with a tea f o r tlteit motlters held at the ColamlN9 and Southern Ohio Electric social room. \ COOklng certificates were pre-,.nUd by Nancy Efaw of the I Electric Company to Jennifer Goble, Robin Mills, Sharon Glaze, Debbie Laney. Marie RuSsell, Mary Holman, Debbie Glley, and Gail Beard. Guests were Janet Bolin, Kathey Bunce Mri Glenn Glaze, Mrs. Robert 11!1111, Mrs. Paul Russell, Mrs. ' Fralllc Powero, Marc Fultz, ' • and ' Mra. Jobn Fultz •nd Mn. tew;, Goblo, ~<Gop lellder~ - 1 ·=: Other Thormol Blanket• $7.95 N.rrow wale, 111 cotton, 36" widtb, wll\hable, 30 aparklini colon. Shlrt.!i for Boys. All sb:e1 up to 20. lneludinll' the $2.95 No-Iron Shirts 1nd th1t Prep Sport Shirts. Hundreds to select from on 11lt. Our regular $2.95 FRIDAY AND SAT~RDAY Womens Daytime Dresses $5.95 These Two Doys Only-Spoclal Prt.H On 54" Indian Head AU purpose cotton jn beutiful poinsettia pattern_. 11ultable for Cbrist- ma• Table Cloths. White Shirts. stripes, solld color.a, retular coUm, button down collars, snap tab C<~llara. Permanent preu and rew:ular 1hirb. Your correct al&e and aleeve leoatb. Mons $2.95 o-, Shirts Knit Headwarmers $1,95 Tops in color, warmth and fashion, knit head· warmers in every style from caps to cloches, to turbans, beautiful solids and patterns. Just Receiv.ci-Big Selection of Mono Wlntor Capo and Boys Wlnlor Capt $1.00and$1.95 Elberfelds HouKewares department is ~eadquarters for tree liihts tree ornaments, waterproof vmrl door .coven, fioral arr~ngemeots, poinsettias, tree sk1rts, mistletoe ball~. natiV1ty figure .sets, boll)' _garland&, n~velty Uditl, poiruettia 1 pra:ya, decorated CbrLStmlila •tockio&a, tandltt and 1tyrofoam. D1ndH-Trtd $1.47 All Wool Dress Material Anti-Fatigue Mats M" /60" widtb. Good c:bolce of colon iD Oan· nels, buket weaves, plaids. Pure foam rubber. Grips floor, oo skids, no al~psii size 18x30. Marbehze I>aUem in all eolora. $1.99yard $1.69 GENERAL ELEORIC HAIR DRYERS and storlte c11e. HiJbly styled. Powerful quiet motor drle1 hair rapidb' and evenly, three he~ HlectiODI . ·: ........ . ..... . · · · · · · · · · · • · • • • • •- • $17, Sheet Blankets Solo $3.25 Serviceable quaJLly, Mons $4.95 Dr011 Shirts Sale $4.00 cOtton, imperfect, '10" x lilO" unbleached with Mons $5.95 Dr- Shirts Salo U.GO • Wltb c&ITJ' Mons $3.95 DI'MI Shlrto 100~ Mens 59c Thermal Socks Reaular lenith work tocki that art huulated to keep beat in. cold out. N1tural color ia si1ea ~0 to 13. Frldoy ond Saturdroy 2 PI In $1.00 $ALII - ! Printed Outing G••· ClrcuiUinl SKIRT RACKS HEATERS Pl11t~ SALE eoated adJustable cUps proteN delicate fabrics. Reyolv1Df. collaplible hook. A & in 1" :rce· 1avtr in your clo• 3 yds. for $1.00 98c 36" wideJ in 1 JRI'il H· leetion or Jlllltflrtll. · Modern desia:o with brown enamel fiDiab. 50.000 ITU with 11-r .. ..... lllo $119 3S,OOO ITU • . . . lito t.SI 20,ooll ITU • .. llio f3t =========~========~--~~~==~~~i• ELBERFELD$ STORE WILL BE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS THIS WEEK ELBERFELDS. IN erman anc r u "': 1 bard hat been put off until Dec. 19-21. The Chief Executlv~ has not aet I data for retumina: to Washington aDd apparen_tly hopes to soak up more sunsht~e to lid, recuperation. from hiS gall b,adder operation last-Oct. p~· OM·E, ·R· O .Y· FIVE~. By Blaze The clJsrred remain• of a small house located opposite Great Bend area resident were the Ravenswood Locks. discovered early today in the Racine volunteer riremen Edruins of his small frame home die Autherson and Ralph Ross that burned Thanksgiving night found the remains about 8 a.m. County o£ficials said the vic- today and authorites were sumtim iJ believed to have been moned to the scenr. Bernard Flemming, aw:e about Officials said the fire that 58, wbo made his home Jn the destroyed Flemming's home -- -·-- ~~--~---- - - broke f!lut sometime shortly before f: p. m. Thursday. Workers at the Ravenswood Locks _discovered the blaze and rad1oed Portland locks employees, who in turn summoned firemen. The Racine Fire department tanker and pumper trucks, B· long with its emersency squad unit rushed to the scene al Nuclear Sh1.ps ;:5afi..~!~~~~,l~:~::. ~~; I Fe h t z n •g one ....-. ;;. _, . 1· '-: : 1 ~ ..•. ,.., ·.· -t ~f ~ .. ,. ,, '. c --:;- ,, -, ·-·., ~ '~ ' ;~~~'·?. .~ 0:- .... ~ > .. ~. 1 ": , · " F · • ....... ...., - - ...., - · :/v:.- ,i \~ ,~:.1 J,•t,,~;.·~-~- I. LEOPOLDVILI..E. 11IE CON· 10 - Sflf-proclaimed President ! sce~e this morning ~nd the re1 ' ·-· j! ~ -~7;1,;' ;\'J'_ , •1 s n ' Joseph D. Mobutu today appear- ~ mams of the house s occupant . . . ed headed for five years of were found. Sheriff Robert C. _ HONOR ~OCIETY - Fourteen new members 1he Ea~ten1 H1gh Sd~ool NaL1onal Honor Soc1ety were tapped ow-dictatorial rule in the Cong. Hartenbach also went to the m. CP_remomes Wednesday at an assembly, m the _school au ditunum. Mf'mbers of the ~re front row. 1. to r., M b t 1 ener1 1 and scene Thursday night ' V1ck1 Pooler, Twlia Karr, Cheryl Bentz, •-sthfl' Spcucttr: second row. Lmda Het1drrson . .Jal'k 1e Bahr Roberta Trus0 uderu, 1 ihlel ot th com· V.puty Sheriff Rober. t Beegle sell. man n e o umy b k Julia McCoy, G B Linda 'I RLarkins; . 0 third D row. .d HLinda Spencer. Ann Holter. .Sallv. .\1ora . Edna 1\'kCov.' • Marilvn • Karr:• t nned 1 ·0 • 1 ·0 th' and Meigs Cmmty Corone1· Hen- ac row , reg at ey, onme rr. _ av1 eat~n, Ch;:ll'~es Km ght lpre:mlen1 J. R1 ch;ud Douglas, B.ill Allen and 1 e ry Ewing were ealled to the Gary_ The program opened w1fh Greg lead tng the pledge of fo llo wed by the g1rls' ensemongoese .•r Ilmell u _ay scene ,of the blaze this morn- bl~ s1~gmg. "Bless This Home," and ''The Lord Bless You ilnd Keep_ You. " under direction or Mrs. Alice Nease. by announcmg he was deposmg . . , ing discovery of the re- Pnnc1pal N. H: Bahr opemng Howard E. Parker. soc1et _v advi sor. e:o:plained the sod e1y's candles, President Joseph Kasavubu, ~us- SAIGON (UPI) -'I'ht ftr1t 1 The campa1gn by the sever- mains Coroner Ewing indicat- and tht! mduct10n serv1ce was led by Kmght. Ne~v m~mhers tappt·d were Vi('ki Pooler. T\vila KarT, Esther Spen. p_esdng parts of the Consbtu- nuclear powered U.S. Navy Ial thousand" .allied k"oop3 was ed de~th was apparently due to Icer. Linda Henderson, .Jackie Bahr . .Julia McCoy , Linda S peneer, Ann Holte!' :-,ally Mora Edn~ J\h:Coy Marrilyn bon 1nd declaring a state of 1 ships assigned to tilt Viet Nam in the fifth day of a pro~ suffocation. Karr, Ronnie Orr, David Hl.!aton and Richard Douglas. ' ' ' emergency rule. war moved into combat sta- through the Communi1t-domm- Flemmin is re rtedl sur- ~~- - ~ ·-- - --- -- -- ------ --· ---· - - - -- Mobutu, once 1n lrmy ser- lions off the coast of Viet Nam 1led area but there have been vived by : broth: Ha!rv of ~ geant, declared he would as- today. They were the carrier no :eports of fighting. In the Beaver Falls Pa. a' sister -VelFIVE - DAY fo'ORECAS'I' f"Jl i~ 1ume the title of president for Enterprise, the largest ship past villagers In the area have ma Flemmi~g 0(' DaytoJJ' and i Temperatures will a1•~'rage 1~ _I_ five years. The general's an- afloat, and the ~:uided-missile had to turn over their rice to other relatives ' !-4 dt"grt-'e!l aboH sormal I nouncement, read to t~e Parlla- friga~ Bainbridge. the Viet Cong which lives oU I The remains' were taken to southern bulf. Rl•prrst'nlatl\of" ment by Senate President Syl- While the Navy threw more the land. I the Ewing Funeral home where normal higbs and lows are vestre Mundlngay, aaid the new muscle Into the ever-growing American nuclear powered I services are pending C61umbus -14-Z7, Cinrinnati 27president'S proelamations were Amerlcaa mlghl, 852 Strategic submarines have been in lhel . :!2. COolf-'r OH'r the Wt'tkt>nd, "not •ubject lo an,- debate." bombert from Guam today Western Pacific and have j witb warmin~ early in thto ' ' struck enemy targeta in Binh visited ,Japan but tnt EnlerThe annual 4-H club achieve- week, lollowl'd b)' rooltor again A SEVERE pl\& • WINI'ER Tuy Province 75 miles oorth. prise and the Bainbridge were , men! program sponsorfd by the ; by mid-week. snow storm was bUUcting over east of Saigon where U.S., lhe first nuclear-powered ships Meigs Cotwty 4-H Club Coundl l Precipitation will •verage the Great Plllnl klday threat- Vietnamese and Australian to joia the Viet Nam war will be held Monday, Nov . 29th ! about one-balf in1·h during the eoint the upper Mldwftt -with troopl wen trylor: to prevent effort. They joined other 7th at 7::10 p. m. at the Pomf-'fo~ period, as raiD l'hanging to heavy aMwt lnd bitter cold, ~lit rice harvest from fallinj fleet ship1 already stationed uft Senior High School auditorium. n n Q TYie1 early in the pt>rBy Un ited Pren lntern•1ion•l 0 1 maosive ••to Viet VIetNam. ___ and Stabte •P4 remainThe Thanluigi l'ing l>ollday lrel l >o d•ath loll !'Hmbtd 11 ~ ~· aess~ ~frsd u~n W~lf. n~ade re_!ll~rks, Cong_lo_a~"':_ ~~=~ftr;:, ~:n:~ tw. Park Shacks Short-lived Heavy 1nowa llready blank- ~atl~y ' u\Je~·,Jence ' T.I l"d 0 l ay 1 program IS• Next Monday Scrap Iron Strewed 1•n US.Ronte3-'>. souety or ACh•JCVement Deatl l ra l•c Tt0 II IS• Climbing Higher ..~ 111l_t1y a~,V'q' . ~~~ 1 ,iqd, ~~liiJo~ers i'i~: ~d~~~r'::~·:,,~i::'..~7~~ 1 n~~:,~~ ~~;:lcl~·~:.~~ll~u;:;Ji~~~~ pair~ ;;1nl~~~gsWICou~l:•v4~~ n:l:~· .·~ "":~· The stale highway ... "der tb:. ported ooly one accident In · members. . . I , . · ha?.ardou s . 8 eted both Dakotu weU in ad~ Gallia and Meigs counties over I Slartmg new poi H:y thiS thaug~ l.oralmn of I A l' nllt'd Press ln1ernation{JI eount a1 9 am . EST time vance of the storm center and the Thanksgiving Day holiday. y~ar, the Council will _rt:'cog- Ut-n t:hit•f St>ssion to ,la\' ~howed at lca~t 195 per.~Oil'-o killed In 1r<J1fll' aCCIthe U.S. Welther Bureau warnA semi-trailer load of scrap/ ~lze lwo houtsl?ndd_lll_gd ;nslllhu- j The ~n Chief Conft' rE'n; ·e is llll'lllls _s tnt~\'thle long h'oi' !IJt1 ad.\ \\ eelo: ud began at _ti p.m. ed lriVelers and alockmea ol . iron overturned In Mei s coun-1tJOns a_nd t ree ~~ lVI ua s w ol to be held at the 'rn -State Air- ota It me, !'( n<'sda\ w C';Jth ('011111 ends at mldn~ght COLUMBUS (UPI)- Shacks currently bemg used for 1 N dg , have g1ven long-ttme support to . . Sund,li . !he h!e<Jkdu 1\n dani.-uoly hea".y 8110 ,. and •• • · ta d · t t k ·am der fire today Y· o one was InJure I port r>;atJonal l,u;-u d Armon concessions n s m sa e par s c e un Off d th the 4-H dub pro~ ram m the , Tr·1ftiC' 196 the ..l hank sg1vmg holldav but tt berd •trona: winds. A een, S. 0., from the Director of the OhiO Parks and Recreation Divil<·ers sal e accident oc- count . , Ho\: Scout~ fl om all P;JJ J<:; uf ' . . ~<~ld about 575 erson~ would received thne 1Dches of new · Ch. 1 M 1 · R bh 1 'd "th or go curred at 5 35 p m Wednesday } the <.ounc1i w111 gatlwr at 9 a F1res . .. ... " .. .. .. .10 P SIOD. te e vm e o z sa1 , ese eyes es are I M1ss SBeatrke4-H Cleveland 1\s ~ dl\' in traff11~ aer!dents durm1 • Th sda snow ur y night In Jittle in~o be eliminated" on Rt. 33, two and two - tenths . Cl b t • d 1m. Sa!Uida\', for tillS tram~r1g 1 1anrs h h d th ix hou · ·1 th f . s1stant tate u _.ea er. • 'I' 1 ?~ <~ n ;-ner;~ge 102- our non- o11 ay more an s rs while the e ~dded,, "~he state w~ll replace them with moder~; mJ es nor n Pomer?y A fJ:th -1will be the speaker. She will Ill gamt•s for _ Ihe .s nppol t. ut ntCJ . .. -- .. .. ... ~ period <~1 this time of year. first major storm of the season attractive bulldtngs that will add to the beauty or parks. wheel on the semi . tr_ador show slid~ of her trip to the I Den Moth~rs m lhur den and l 'alifnrnia. the most populou~ O~te or the worst 3ccidenta dumped eight inches of snow oo ~~~was shocked when I entered a shanty used f~r a _con- broke loose . The lra1ler shd off International F<~rm Youth Ex- p<n:k r_nel'lmgs. ~tate, !ed the nation wilh i9 , reporled was the collision at mountain areas of Utah. cession at one of the barks the other day. A man tn dirty, the right s1de and overturned, h . E d f,arher the eonfPren~:e hild tr>Jil w de<:t lhs reported 'l't>xa s Wil'llita Kan of two cars one . . I . a ·,., I d con 1erence tn ng1an , he " I d i" ' h. S . . . -- . . . . , coveraIs , droo II ng to acco JUICe 1'9ffi th e corners o I h'Is st rewm~ •~ oa on lhe h'1gh· c1 ange t en sc 1e u 1:\1 at t ~ • :mng reported 16 dead 111 traff1c and of which was pursued by polict WASfDNGTON - DEFENSE mouth, got up from a filthy old cot and came to wait on way. The semi-tractor remain- a~ summer. . lo Valley Army Reserve Training New Ynrk state C'ounll'd fou r for SN>eding earl)' Thursday 11 C · ht b t th t k ed · ht Th d L.. 1ne event IS upen a h' _ · Th Secretary RobertS. McNamara me. e stg was enoug 0 sour anyone on a par upng . e nver was Roll" 1f . ds d f T of th enter . hut t 1s luca! wn 1s not The Mi l ronal Safety Council r 1ve ,.~ perS(Jns were kiUed KIWI• will fly to VJet Nam next week facility," related Rebholz._ 1 ert E. Bell, 37, o( Adamsville.! rJent ~~ 1 abml tes e available. . dnes not pred1c! a death toll for three were injurt!d. to lrupect the rapidly e~pand- Tarf&t! for ~e conceuton parks lD Lake Alma, Findlay, I No charge was filed. coun Y c u s. - -- ~~~ - - - - __ ~--- _ __ :_____.:::._ _ __ lng (J, s. military effort and ltand _renewal proaram 1-ncl~ Focked Run, Harrison, ~ke ~ Pat_rol arrests ~v~r the holi- Veteran! Memorial Hos 'tal ~'discuss the outlook for the facillttes at Pymatuning. Find· Kiser. Madison. Pymatumng. j day mcluded, Phllhp J. ~eck_. Admissions WPdDf'sda pi.John l ___...:.,.;;.;.:.;,;,.:.:...;.;....:..::..;,;;._ future •• lay and eut Hlrbor State Rocky Fork Clark Lake and 48, Ravenswood, pasS!Jlg m an B R tl nd T' thy w k He ~nd Gen. Earl G Wheel- Parks iD northern Ohio. Grant Lake.' intersection. bonded to Gallipo- roga~. tl~ ~ . h!mo o; · 0 or, malrman of Joint To Be RaZff .Rebholz concluded, "contrscls lis municipal eourl Nov.. .2; : ;~~~ro~." ' n urp y. , Chiefs of Staff, will arrive in Ohio operates the major con- With operat~rs at Clar_k Lake Nyle D. ~rden, 48, Galhpohs, ! Dischllrget~ Wedo~day-'l'am- 1 the wake of the Wlf'l largest cession 1tands at Pymatunlng aodaklnLake KU1 erct~nd th ts year(• ' pee<IRtng, C!Tie<ih for speed, Nov -l ara Cooper, Guysvil le; Vtcki SAIGON (UP!) - Thousands rhow line in An Tra 1h a meal thls month,, said Clip! battle and at a time when A It the bathing beach and in the m 1 COD$1ru ton o1 new B· 27; oger ompson. 44 Ga 1~ 1 F tt p L 1. K k 1 f r · · · m· Uitie1 lbl next Oth- lipol' d f I'1 ulfl ' e ), omeroy · eo a ec •1 o tons o roast turke\ <~nd V1rtname•:w ~l(lage south of Da Dav1d Colcombt! 31 of TacD1 erican stren(Ut is increasing camping area. Both are located c pos~ e tr year. . ed NIS, ~ec Sve m Ler, Cl· l Pomeroy; Lee Wood II, Rut- 1 cranberry saure were d1sht>d up Nan• rna Wash ' ' at ao aver•se tOOO men iD modem btlildiniB er concession con actl e:r.p1re ov . .<.;,, amuel Craw. 1 d F d M· p . .... . . ' per u • in 1166 U167 and 1189" ford 46 Beckie w Va · to _ I an ' r~ erecla ayer, om- 1 to Amencan flghtmg mt-'n 111 lht- Lf'athf-'rnt>ek corporal ' Th1s ~~ sure a lot diff~r. week. U.S. forces may total Tttt other eoncesslon standll ' · . t' • od dy, h. .'In xi! eroy, Shirley Will. Pomeroy: South Viel Nam Thursda) Bm had j ust rt>lmned r1·o m .a 2~ enc-e • Cn\ Bi!le!deau said Ml!l clott to 200000 meu by tJte end at PymatuDIDB are on contracts Jca JOn, 1 ge m ! e City }a Laura Hoover M1ddleport· G I • • hlcb begi piring I 987 for a hearing Nov 27· Gord n • ' many .Is on combat pa !rol mrhour p<!trol through WUISt-deep lie flmshed hiS meal mside a of tht ytar. wiU renew'!/ and Mn. Halt'kJns, 79, A. Young, 42, the ;ung!es ale their muck mud and w<ltel sandbagged mor!ar poait:loa the standi wW be torn down,'' 'bonded to municipal court Dec. Smith Racme · Jul!! Clbbs mg dmners out or cold C ratJOn Bllletdeaux a~d other mf'm- where he sought cover from a llid Rebholz Diea on Thursday 1 and Don A Foreman 1:7 p ' G ' H b k H ' cans be1" ot L1ma Companv ot the gt>ntle ram 0 The parks. ehlel llld I pre- Funerallltl'Vicet for Mrll. Bes- Maumee, bonded 'Nov: whocdllnedl' wel l Jrd BulloJIIon . the MaTJnl' "l . home last year at lim . lnd! t 29 · was aline ance P · \\tiller Rtgiment. were sel'\'ed a HThanksg1vmg mary mrvey catel a tie Hawkillll, 79, Racine, who · me Karr. Racine. , R. Bi!letdeaux of Johnsl own ; d b · h . · 'l'heb chow wSII least 14 ltruCtures, currently died in the VeteraM Memorial Olscbargl"S Thursduy - Lor·: Pa He was the f' . . l'ourse mner. a out t e same, ut man, the leJ'Ying •• concession stands, hospital TbW'sday, will be SunTWO FINED [etta Eblin, Pomeroy ; ).1argar· · · 1rst man m the " This is m1l y rht'ir seL~md hot sur~?undm~s wert sure differ. will be rued. dlly at 2 p.m. at the Martin Middleporl Mayor Lee Smith 1et Hager, Long Hollom. SQUAD CALLF.D Ient. Thfse m localf4 at llote Fuoeral home with the Rev. has fmed James A. Will, 23, The Middleport F.-R squad Herbert Grimm officiating. Bur~ Brownell-av, Middleport, $5 SAY THANKS I· was summoned at 12:01 a m. . I NOW YO~/k~ WEATHER tal will~ ia Miles ~metery. and costs on an ille-ga( exhaust The Middlepor! Village street today for Howard Cec il, MainI The first atomic oo.Jb wa1 Approxlmat.ly t550 in dam· She was hom October 38, charge and Woodrow W. Engle, department today exprl'ssed its st. Pomeroy, who was dead on ; txploded at Alamorgordo, N. to OlladJ, wlldf, mild toDIJhtl 1888, the daughter of the late Jr., 18, Middleport, $S and costs appreciation to etnplnyees of arrival of the squadmf!n. The I M. July 16, 1945_. arcordln& • 1 Nortb ICIUered slllwen, low U.st. Etlvam and Jean Kldd and had on a flcticious license citation. the Columbus and Southern Middleport unit was also railed A d· . . 't . World Ab:aaaa<·. 11 • IPtfi_Rl-• = ac.dy, wlady. eooler letlriay, Uved It RUtlllld mo.st of ber TUus Thomas. Jr .. 31. Charles· Ohio Electric Co. for th~ir at 2:56 a. m. today for Mr:>. . 1_25,000 . ilmilge SUI was Rllttentl sbowen .._,. lad life. Frlendl may . call at the ton, has forfeited a $10 bond on help in putting up Christmas Worley Howell, Middleport, who i m LOCAL TEMPS 1 poPoUce nld :drl::·by ..._ funeral home III!JIIIme Saturday, 1 stop sign violation eharge. lights in Middleport. ; was reportedly ill. i The tempera lUre in Pomeroy's Alict M. 83rUey, 21, HUDt' agmnst rhe village of Pomeroy. busmess dJstnct at Il :40 a. I1L As Eyesores says o·Irector J the ~eae :Ote~ J Roast TUfkey, cfanbernes • servedTroops Cllh~n, ~peedin~, ~~~~s~:e~b:~~lepo~artha T~ansglv- 1 I $550 Damages • • EStunated m Car Collision speedi~g, ci~~e~~~y {j~~~~ Al~lf-'~~; 'De~~ · On~ ~. tho~e ''I fl~ed .. Struble .L~u_~,·ts ·Crr·t,·cs oif'r,·et J' ~ ' 17\Tam '~ caused me • troubled mind. , a11er, and the airman ln Vie~ Whit Is hsppening In Amerl· Nam they mean a denounciatiun ea7 What has happenetl to my of the many sacrifices they aeueratlon? contribute every day in a land The newspapers and maga- far from home and infested with zin~s are full of t'!ampu1 pr~ lnn,tble. To the rebel, the reteats, leat:!h·ins, sit-ins, draft actlonary, t.he protester, they card bumlqs, and utber such symbolize tlteir success In divulgar actions Ojailllt the poll· vldlng our eouotry, ei)COuraging c!es ol our govl!l'lllllent and the our enemies, and the shattering prtotclples which have guided of our nation's Image bull( by our nation throuflhoul Its proud pqeratlons of courageous deeds lld5:~ by Fred Clbeetl, .Ham~~ 0,~. , .olhny ~lhinll. a,·•IIIJ ,._.,., horila(e. , chrlotian eharlty, and tirelesl M • l9lliilcia oiled U: ,. a ll!i l'liftl. brolhor-f11411lolle!lniM elliJn. 'lheoe proltsll ...., to efforts to obtain freedom and 10 '•,• lA Wept ~ lllolllPg:oJ School, •~ lllor, I'll ualolld lOme of ,llle mean many . thlnis to many ~for all people. 'i'o the Joy. . . . . . 'CIIJit. 'V~.., ~ ~ tlwp. ·1 ~ liNt! ftOI!illl' PWI•· To tilt lba ij Alllerlcan eilii@D It ~ tilt •':~ ~\-:I ',. !!!' ' 1.. -· ~'--' ~,: :." ' '• ·~ . "' .~ .... Edltor I Note - First Lt. ley <ir and appt'OIImaieljl$11111 Daniel Slruble, HI'VI"I with the to 1ht Lemley vehlelo. Allee 10111 Alrbclurne Dlvialon In Bariley wu ~to Middleport Viet Nam, relata his thou.lht:s ~r Let Smlth'a. court on 1 .about tbe JNny much • lubh· ~ of fallln1 to atop 1t 1 cbed proteltl, teaeb-lna, .alt-ins alp. . IDd draft ·cant bundni• deM)ddlep>rt ~ lllo lnvelfl. "'"'otcllll Uollld Statoo poll. Ptl!l 1 JPinitlr, Meldotll at 12:~ cy In Viet U. Slruble'l I~ IJD. vitliirda~ on botclt • ot tboutl!ta W«< ~ted . to 1111 ~ C~~FIII· G. Wlnllllll, II, older. lirolhtr~ Jlli, or Pomeroy M~ tildiect IIIIo I put. bi I 1 - Diailtil !rom V lot st4P Met~edcou~y c~m~lon th~ ~~·~~::,"::. RF3';,'t~an:svill~ ' 2, Chtlhirt. Tbtre •• lbout . . dlmqthe riJbt • Gl tbe Bart- -~ $25,000 Damage Suit is FiJed lnjton,falledtoltopotost,op •L t . lip IDIIItnlat I ear Gperltld by Helen M1rte Lemley, 16, RL 11 to wa~ 1 :esiDwa~~~ ~~ ~ ~n ,:C~._.__A~ *"'· ·;ru· • \ ~~~~Destroyed ! :.,. ltar Itt •, . In Small Frame Home Uo~ ;:.::ut-~ ~Middle- •Utcbed endt. $1.99 Fridoy ond htvrday FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1965 ~ In Thousands of Tons FOR CHRISTMAS Kopok !Uied, br)&bt colon Solo $2.50 Mono $3.50 Dr- Shirts - - - - Solo $3.00 Women's SOFA PILLOWS ,'; - .c " " ;, 4 TWO DAY SALI Mens Dress Shirts quort 951 Decorate Your Home 11.29 rd. For Friday ond For Saturday Cieana everythin&. Pure veget1bJe oil soap Murphys Liquid Oil Soa' 2U•"" , •••.. 95c Pints ...... 50c 4 lbs....... $1.75 Qunh ...... 95c 1 lllr •..• _•. SOc Murphys Ammonlotod Quick Soap _ Sale 88c yard $1.39 yd. A Now Shipment of BrightMld Gay 72"x108" Studio Couc:h 6.91 'Aurphy's Oil Soap 54" Solid ltd, Whit. •r Size 12 to 20-141,1, to 32.1!• Non·Skid, non slip. It hugs your lurmture No Jronln&. machine washable, pre-shrunk. Colors: Bd, Brown, Beigt>, Avocado, Gold. All purpoae throws. 72"x72" E1sy Chain 4.95 CORDUROY SiZM 10 to 18 1nd 32 to 31 Pl-'rt, pretty day! ime dreosses that fit easily Into rvery woman ·~ busy life, crisp cottons and acetate jeors~ys, in .!iolids, plaids, stripes and ch~ks. C!ing-Tite Throw Covers Two pockela, double 1houlders_. triple ttitcht'd 1eam1, 141h to 17 sires, Boys Dress Shirts and Boys Sport Shirts .... Call~-llft"JIIe 72"x90'' Sectlon•l . . 5.95 72"xl26" Sofa .... . 7.91 4 Bit Solo of Ill II Poly-Foom Back 0Atn lndl1n He1d 1 $4.95 SAL I 150 YD. SPOOL WORK SHIRTS Sturdy stretch denim jeans. side zipper closing, comfortable fitt.mg, full cut. Navy blue. I Completely washable, non allergenic, 72' 'x90" alz~. Colot~s: White, Blue, Green, Pink, Go1d wilh matcbm& aatm bindilli. SOc per box Jrar crocheting and knit· Ung, fa at color, white and cotors. Mens "Big Yank 11 Blue Ch1mbr1y that washes Jik._. a hanky! of styles to cllOose from, long sleevr 'Laguna' Thermal Blankets Giant MerctriM On Sale Frldoy and Saturday dre ssy blou ses, m print and solid crept's, et~sy to care fur cottons and blends, beautitul plaids_. long slel've.s and roll up sleoeves. 1 by Cast'. linen, Vellum, Ripple and Bond. Plain_. decorated, White, Colora. Crochet Thread A Shipment of Womenl Tht' F!eldcrHt SALI fRIDAY AND SATURDAY .· ~ Womens The Loyal Berean Class of the Middleport Church of Christ held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday evening at the church. The turkey dinner was m-ved to 22 members and guests. A short business session was held following the dinner with details of the Christmas party to . be worked out later. Attending were Mr and Mrs. E. 0 McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rlce, Mr. and Mrs . Geurge Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs ClarenCe McNeal, Mr. .end Mrs. L. R. Wiley, Mrs. Betty Cline, Mrs. James Hawley. Mrs Edgat Allenswmth . Mrs. Leslie Ervin, Gladys Mowery. I h--e Rev. and Mrs. Donald Hkks and aon_, Douglas, Mrs. Cash Braley_. Mrs. George Childs. ~1r s. Regtna· Hudson and Martha Mc- I Writing Paper Boys $1.95 "Laura Mae" Blouses Mr. and Mrs. Chester Huddix of M:aryland, are guest.~ of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haddox and daughter. Carmen Haddox, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewll Triplett and family. They are alw visiting in Point Pleasant with relatives ,ncluding their son, Jan and family . 89c Vi.~cose r11yon throw ~ug wlth g~od resistant bark, washes well. Beautiful matchmt colors, 1ll sizes. 24"x36" _ _ $1.95 3'x5' - - - - $5.95 27"x48" $2.95 41x6' - - - - $7.95 24"x70" $3.69 Good quality 100% skid for P:ricMy •nd S•turcMy FOR THIS SALE 1 1 Big 4 ply. 4 ounce skein•, 100% virgta wool. "· ~-- ~ Charred Body Found ~u Log Cabin Rugs Sevt frld1y & S•turd1y . Fino Mr. and Mrs. LawrencE' Mut- : tox left Monday for thei r home , ir Symrna , Ga . following st>ver- · a! davs visit hen• with his par· ents: Mr. and Mrs. Carl r-.1:11- 1 to ~ ' • $1.90• box Rtd H11rt Mens Never Iron Mrs Charles MrEihmne.\' re- 100 plns for the above Bow Maker Slltl4 ounce Skelna For Friday ond Saturday I'OMEROY-MlDOI.EPORT. OHIO ~w that~~~ m:~ngL wJt~1 w~:~ vord ~ ~ ·~ o~ ~ 66"•103" ........ ::::: 91"x114" ........ .r_.6 ;, 5 102"xl38" ... . · · · · -ro • 22"xl02" Runn~r ... $8.95 Quadriga Prints Calendar Towels __________ ____________,, i. !iQ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- s:.s z_..- ~• -------------~­ - · ----------------~ · Frldoy and hiurday-59c 1966 $3.95to $6.95 $2.48 NO. 16 A double thick heavyweight re'lersible braided rug fejturthe authentic homespun look of Early Amer can. Made for wear and durability, Colors: Mono Brown, Green_. Red, Multi Brown. Prld1y 1nd Saturd•y ' DBPOUd To Tlul Interet,. 01 Tlul Meir•·Mtuon .4reo ,;__ ....:.,_ ing 100% 11oft cotton_. crew top with color trim. Sizes 8 to 1011. solids and plaids, fabrics seen in higher priced Hems. j Mr8. Charles Mayes spent. the weekend in Be!Jlr~ wHh her I dau~hter and t'amily, Mr . .and .r..lrs Ernest Covrrt and child- · ren . While there they attended the ballet production in Park- . ersburg, W. Va. I ~r . and Mrs_ B. S. Reber of I Belle. W Va. visited with Mrs. Lillian Ml'Giwe over the wtt>k- I end. Tom nalt, student at $S.OO 'Hcnvest' Braided Rugs en tine • ____ __________________ - VOL XI CREW . SOCI(S ROBES $3.95 Dresses and Jumpers SALE ..,.,_ Boys Plaid Flonnol A Special Purchue of Womens Shi · surgiC'al patient at Holzer Hos- ' I Thk tlleek the store will f)e open both Fridag and Saturday Eveni..;,s. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs Vlclor Grim are speodJns Thanksgiving In zanesvllle with their daughter and family, Mr and Mrs. Robert Sever and family. While there they are observing their 56th ·NeddiUK anniversary. Dircyl Stumbo, student at Kent:State University, is spendmgf the Tha[]ksgiving holiday witJ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Stumbo and family. George Dallas and sons. Steve and Bill, South Charleston, are joining his wile and daughtt!r, Melissa Kay and son, Michael, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and family ror the Thanksgiving boliilay . Miss Connie Cooke, Middleport' High School senior, .' lllJb year IDd thea WJJ• accepted at West Poillt when he lfHUatecl In 19111. He II morrled to the former Jean Ann Weba:ter of Rut11nd and they· ·have one daucJ~ter, Danean, •1e al:t months. Woleel .!lft that readbJi lhls letter wlll.YIIJ mueh be worth the llmt ..lt lltu, · .. J-. !'we &ol to 1et.oometblng "KIIlfl* -· l<l,ir, 1T7ar I W ~ 1 1 The plaintiff asks that sum today was 54 delree• und• as the res ult of injurie~ she at- cloudy sk1es. lleged she sustained when she , _ - - - - - - - -... steppt!d in a hole in the sideI walk on Court-s~ in the village (I ~G sudden awareness of a cancer and Sllffered a l>roken ankle ~ '-o \,. • In our society which musl he ' Sepl. 4, 19ti5. '-, 6'0 subdued before it destroys the It Is chirged lbe sidewalk , SHOPPING 'o Americao way of life. was t;roken. out of repair, unDAYS LEFT The majority of the demon· safe, and In a dangerous con-· strations appear to be conceiv- dition, causing her injury. ed in our nation's colleges and In other Common Pleas court universities. It is Interesting lo aelivity. Mary A. Leary has ' note similu demonstrations been granted a divorce from l broke out at the oame time Arnold R. Leary on a willful I around the w.r)d. A blind man absenee charg• and Thelma in a eave would still he able to Jean Powell has been granted · see It Is 'tbe work ol cotnmUJ> a divbrce from .Lorry Milton i fsts. I believe that the major~ PoweU. The plaintiff had charg-1 ty ol tbe people who carry pia· ed gross negleet an4 extreme! ICI!IIiDI'.tcl Qll i»P 1) cruolly. 1 1 G .JI r ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 24, 1965 freeman