http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6d22be7d69d150ac7462c72d6eaac02a.pdf d4afbec027a07d83902b5c03a185f50e PDF Text Text • I •• ' Freshme.n are Welcome at Party ~:p~:~~~ Fre!lunen of Middleport Hlgh tbe aolten. bW'J' Sam Hood and Paul HayThe program wao concluded Ines ; NAME TAGS, Mary Wolfe with a bllarioua blllbilly take ·1Ruth Halley, Rita Halley, Delr of! on "Romeo and Juliet" with bie Grueser, Role Hacl<ett MarJim Butcher 11 Romeo aud gie Harris, SUllie OhUoger, Sue Dianne Davis as his Juliet. Rue Ray Hindy, Bill Davls. ( 'I . ~· ~<. ~~ . Pointing Work Clau officers ore George . Sauer, president; Wayne Davis, Mrs. Harold Tbomaa led vice president; Jlm Butcher, volloOJ wllell the Golden secretary; SIA>ve Hlndy, treao- CIBSJ o1 the Mlddlepor Bsp~ urer, and Sam Hood, execullve ;Church met Thursday officel'. the horne of Mrs. Eugene lrhool were given a trldltiono1 royal welcome wben tbey 'Were &uests of the oopbomore cla11 Friday evening at tbe annual Freshman-Sophomore par-cy beld at the high school. Other characters were Marilyn ray. Stumbo, Lady Montaque ; KenLouu Walker Ritel D · ... b........ meeiiD 1 The &Ym was decorated with IIY Russell as Lord Montaque; , unng "~ - &r.. n and whtle streamen and Doo N 1 M ti Marv' Are Held Sunday II was decided to purchaae muSIC for dancing was provid- Fry ,;.:~·. B~rc~yo~ll Funeral sei'Yices were held In toys for tho church nuriiOI']r.l ed by Louos Mueller, disc-Jock- Cap~let ; and Susie Ohltnger, Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing II was also decided ~~ @Y Lad c ulet · , Chapel for Lou1s Walker. Rev. class would cooperate w tb y ap ' I M Ri h rd Martin " Arthur Stitt officiated Burial ner claues In tbe cburcb Asa rs. c a , Wue w . • • u..... tbe church A vanetv program feat ring Stage managers were u db R Hnd Kend · ll •the Rector of the Pomeroy lwas m Beech Grove Cemetery. pam .... -& · 1 songs and sk1ts ~as presented Bra llrY: ay y, a 1 . OUt-of-town relatives attend- with Tony Fowler in charge during the ea rly part of the eve- Dunft'e, Steve Pullens and Son· , Grace EpiSCOpal Church. spoke . . th '-t rro~.~ buslneas ttleel:-1 the t · "Spiritual Devel- mg were Mrs. Helen Chne, Mr. e prof"... "'"' · t' I 85515 nmg w1th the sophomores strut-Iny Haynl:'s Tear lers mg on oplc , . , I and Mrs. J6ffies McGhee and ling was closed wlth prayer lmg thetr stuff " Announcer for : Wllh the progr am a nd party . op~ent of A C~lld, when the famil , Dave Darst. the program was Wavne DaVIS I were Mrs. Dorothy Lacey, Mrs . .Child Conservation League of A yth d ht M Hil Games were The official welcoffie was ex- Mtldn·d Bailey, Mr. Don Rode : Middleport met Thursday ev~ da ~a~~~r r:~ily :s~s un~ direction of Mrs. tended to the gursts by George and L. W. McComas, surr~n; ~~~at t~~ h~me or M~. ~Us al>le to attend. all of Akron; vatter. Following this a Sauer, pres ident ol the sopho- tendent Refreshments o o I • c ame ~ omeroy. rs. d ~r ~ Mr and Mrs James Louis\ course was served by Mrs. more clas.• The fi rst number! dogs, potato chips. brownies and ~n ~av~ de p~r prepar:l ~ Geiupolis his .son Virgil and ray to the following was a catchy rendit iOn oJ . Hel-l pop wt>re serv P"d m lhe evenmg. ber us a~ w was una e Mrs. Walker, Botto~. I Mr. and Mrs. Tony lo Freshmen" done by Kathv Naml' tags we-re ~~ven 10 the e presen ·. He was receded in death b Mr and Mrs Fred McElhinny <Jnd Debbie Gru~- 1 freshmen and teachers: ! The ~eeting was opened by his wife a~d son. Many friend~ Mr: and Mrs.· Manning st-r lo the tune of ··H.,I Io Dnl-j Commll1 ee members mcluded the presldent, Mrs. Robert d th l r fp and Mrs David " FOOD Ruth Halley, Ann Han- ·kett, with the group a~ o ~r rea lv~s o omeroy, r . . M ly . 1 ·. . Oh I th M th , p · Mmersvllle Racme and Long Mrs. Charles Smith, r A humorous ski t en titled. son, Ehnor Boehmer, Susan · e 0 er 5 rayer m Bottom at~nded 1Richard Hovatter, and "Shirt Off His Back" gavt> : lmge r. _stephanie Pullen, Peg-1Mrs. Ale.n Leonard, a guest IHarold Thomas. four ladies, Susie Morris, R.o~e gy McKm&y Kay Ault, Karen Mrs. Dale Walburn, was Hackett, Debbie Grueser, and Fau lk , Rose Marie. Hackett, duced. . Margie Harris. the cham·e lit-i Margie Harris, Debb_te Grues- ! ~rs. Dan. Whtte ga~e the Buys Dictionaries erally to tear the new birth-:er. Sa ndy Swartz, Jams Schmoll l v~tmns which wer_e iD k::,~':~l NEW HAVEN - The Broad day shirt into shreds. This Sue Rue : DE€0RATION, _Mar- ~ with the Thanksgiving 8 Run P.T.A. met at the school was followed by a pant om ime . il~·n Slum~. Kath! McE\hmn~. M!!~bers ans":e~ed roll call Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. with number featuring Jim Bu trher1Dl<me Davis Suste Morns ~ ~ammg the marust~r who president, Leonard Smithand . his fou r "amigos" 10 o_ Brown, . Don Nelson: teted _at her wed~mg, presiding. 1e, Leland musacal number. ··come A Lit- Sandy Swartz, Mtke Garten. ~an Dur~ng the busmess Mrs. Jack Ord was tn charge 'l'be Ya Wa Te tie Closer ."' (Georgt' SalJ('r, dy Garten, Bill llysell M I k. e donati,..""' ·w"r•·-Gda' ·· · . - .~ . -·- - . n: ..1.. "'' R...-..lnA . mPl S!rve Hindy, As<~ Brat-] f'y. Gerluch. M;j~·vin _Fry, Karen an~ .. · ___..,., Steve Pullen\. Fnulk Virgima f1fe, Cheryl Gl Rita Hallev Kay Aul t Janis Roush ; CLEAN-UP, George !M~.,- - - ~ ·.... SchmolL and' Sue Rue gave a Sauer, Jim Butcher, Wayne l ca:t --- " Makr-Up Lesson for F'r't'sh- Davis, Steve Pullen, Asa Brad- F~ ml:"n Girls." a skit with t he ~--- ---·- _.. ert) hands quicker than the eyes . ~ Other musical numbers in- 1~ • eluded the song, " Some En· • ga· 1 chanted Evening" done by Rutn Ob • at y e • • .e tittil e Mrs Martl'n ·s r..::: Speaker f Or League Meeting -·I I .. :n1 At Least 57 on Talieoff Lorti 1 'IM , ·ji• Girls Surprised By Visitof Missionaries ----OnfyMoney- Saturday j Personal.. . ° 7:00 8:00 9: 30 10:00 10:30 Juhn's Almanae Popeye & Pals Hector Heathcote Underdog Fireball XL5 11 :00 Dennis the Menace 11:30 FW')' 12 :00 Exploring 12 :30 Football Review I :00 NCAA Football 4 :00 Greot Moments in Music 4 :15 Greatest Headlines 4:30 Pete Smith 5 :00 Your AU-Time Favorite 6:00 Mr. -Magoo 6' 30 Flatt & Scrnggs 7:00 Porter Wagooer Show 7,30 Flipper 8:00 Death Valley Days 8:30 Kentucky Jones 9:00 Saturday night at Movies Jl:OO Late News Picture 11 :10 TV 3 Weather Jt: 15 Sports 11 :20 Film~ of the '50's 1 t WCHS- TV Channel 8 7:00 8:00 9:00 9:30 1 Diles Radioear Co. Children's m-~:~~;:m~ as part ofHospital her nurse DAY or NIGHT [ has been on a three·week Pomerov Flower Shoo cation with her parents, and Mrs. Donald Lowery. •·ol·lu, M.rll Millard Var~ Meter lowing completion of her work co WI GIVE TV 51AMPS in Columbus she will return to eli• W MaiD Pomero7 Holzer for the remaining train- Iar 11o . ing period. Miss Jeanette Crooks, cl etta, is spending the weekend \\· Pomeroy, OhJo with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, ru. ---.TONIGHT _ __ i Walter Crooks_ b Mr. anu Mrs. Edward JOSI!Phl HfHE BRASS 80TTLI'1 and family visited with relatives (Technicolur) Tony Randall, Burl lves, Bar· in Huntington, W. Va. recently. bara Eden and Luscious LU· lu Porter. 1 (Techrucolor) Tsb Hunter SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUES. Nov, 2~23-24 "THE UNSINKABLI MOLLY BJi.OWN" (Tel'hnicolor) Debbie Reynolds, Harve Prea neU. Ed Begley, Jack Kruachen, Hermione Baddeley, Coloreartoons Ha.dquarten For ADMIRAL T.V. a BAKER FURNITURE . Middleport, 0. 'Q!"""*!i Uvo., ID • two;alld+ qillrlel>ltollr ...... llr~·t 011 1bo CBS-TV nehrarlt em • Frio tlaJ, Jen. ·1. Go~• PabDer .~n "" lbe ... ... SIMON1S. MARKET . 1 ~- . .,' i ... '·'" .. ~ ··~. {q-.'.<f- Glenn Co!'bell, a eo-star of the "Route 66" oerles last sea· son, plays his first Western role on '"GunSIIIOke" Saturday, Dec. 5. on CJIS.TV•. , Arthur Godfrey hosll ABC • TV's ''Tile Hollywood Palaoe" Saturday. Nov. :11. Hlto sueate will Include Shelley Berman, Dorothy Collins, 1be lloli-a:ro, dancer Jacques D' Ambois, linger John Gley, camedillnl G&J· lord and llollidoy and Dwllbt s._ FOR THANKSGIVING Fresh Home Killed-ORDER TODAY MAIN ST. RADIO-TV NEWSREEL: Dan· ny Thomas will be joined by guests- Jimmy Durante, Eddl1r Fisher' ;y>1 Joey. Blsbop as NBC-TV presents · Its second "Danny Thomu Special'' in color Thursday, Dec. 10 .•. eot5 NeiJbbors ,,30 Pat and Mike 9' 110 Church of Cbrisl 9:311 Buflalo Bill Jr. IO:GII Sherulnigans Moore ... 10: 311 Annie Qakley Coincident. Robert lledf«d 11:00 CUper and J_,er Wl!lll star Ill '"111e .___, 11: 30 Beall)' And ceci Mllcluun, aclm" • son Siege," drama ~ut en ...,ap12: 110 Buga Btlllll)' of Dim s1ar flaberl Mlldllml, ed oonvlct's deoperale attempt 12:30 HoppitJ Hooper IJ'adualaB froiD youlltflll ro1e11 to to prove his bmcwmce em "Tba 1:00 Allakazam tbal of fiit.clly 'Police detec- . Defenders" 1'llund.ay. Dec. 3, I :30 Amertoan Bandstand Uve in IIGM'o '"!be Mcmey on CBB-TV. Redford, wbo liar2:30 Let's Daneo . Trap." Gleen ¥or<!, Rita Hay- red in the BroaciWaJ lill ·~ 3:30 Ad\ttenture "nleatre W«tb, Bike Sommer, . Joliepb fool in tbe Park," ._,... wllb f:41 Great Momellll ID Mltllc Cotten and Ricardo ·: Moatal· "Defenders" CHtor · Roberl 5:011 Wl.de World Of 8porltt ball 11or In tile IIJm ,: . Reed, the actor who IUCCeeded 1:311 81& Time Wresllll!t Tba Mill Mnuai · '"l'ournahim In lbe staae playt .. 7:311 Outer Llmlll . - 0!1·Ji141e1 Parade>• 101 Paa.8:111 LawretiCO 'Well< eiletta, Calli., - ol ~{-1 9:25 Democrallc MaL Com. ~live 'and i!hlbOrAie spec9:30 Hollywood Palace lades ln lhe nation. · will be 11:10 Movie TURKEYS '• GOOD CAUSE FOR IEALOUSY-Thia still photo of beautiful Tracy Butler and Bobby Darin iB used to arouJe Jealouay in Sandra Dee, costar with Darin in the new mm, UThiJt Fuilny Feeling." And who can blame S&Jldraf, Songs." to be ccn:orcast Thursday, Nov. 26. AI will sing his interpretation nf "September Song." His •'vocel coach'• was Dean MarUn · who, with AJ atld Eydie Gorme, share top billing on the program which has as its theme the 20 all~tlme favor· ite songs, as determined by a Reader's Digest poU -·. Linda Bennett, 22-year-o 1 d actress-singer-dancer, recently signed to an exclwdye flve·year contract by NBC, will star In the New York City .Lith! Op..,. Company ,production of tile Lerner-Loewe nmsical "Brila· doon.'' opening Wednesday, Dec, 23, for two weeks. Mila Bennett will play the leading role of Fiona.. · WHTN- TV Channel13 MEIGS THEATRE 'l'fHE GOLDEN ARROW" TV Classroom Mister Mayor Alvin Show Tennessee Tuxedo 10:00 Quick Draw McGraw 10:30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 11 :00 Linus The Lion Hearted 11:30 The Jetsons 12:00 Sky King !2:30 My Friend Flicka I :Gil I Lovt Lucy 1:30 CBS News 2:00 Saturday Mo\lie 4:00 NFL Countdown to ·Kickoff 5:00 Jubilee 5:30 Early Show 7:00 Lawman 7:30 Jackie Gleason 8 :30 Gilligan's Island 9:00 Mr. Broadway J)O:OO Gunsmoke ]11:00 Up-To-The-Minute Newa jl : 15 Weather Notes tl :20 Million Dollar Movies 1 POMEROY AllJibloll A!.'Bir!HII tomateltla NBC-tv l¢1i91~ " ' _'f _., '.J - '. l I;_, t '" ... '_ . .r· , .,. ' ........ll an nght for men - they like to be In dirty clothel - but I would have been miserable." f!; honor. That -lllclucles pnc.ticalb' every chancter actor I• Stage ilDd screen actress Ju-. HoUywood. lie Andres nuntes ooe o£ her You couldn't tLII'n around rare.appearances on TV_ as t~ without bumping into a lamil- spec~t~l guest on Andy Williams iar face or some other part of NBC-TV show Monday, Nov. 30. the anatomy. Comedian Bill Cosby and the 1 asked the lovely Kathie Olsmond Brothers round out Browne whom she had killed the cast . . . That's all ~or now. and how. The CbanDel SWim: A~t Car· "I was framed," she said, ney and Pe;..-1 Bailey visit CSS. wilh mock indignation. "They TV's Danny Kaye show Dec. 2 never proved a thlng.M ... Sam day, same netw.ark of· Kathie was a !user, too, on Bo- fers a one-hour look at Tokro nanza. She was sllpposed to join through the eyes of five of Its the group as Pernell Roberts' citizens. , .Why producers turn bride, but the idea was nixed. gray: NBC-TV's brilliant spe-" 1 was so happy about that," cial, "The Louvre," fared poor· she said. " I'm scared to death ly in the spot overnight ratings of horses. And a show like that Tuesday. WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Ann Halley, Kathy McElhinny, ue Manlyn Stumbo, Sus1r Ohhnged 1 er, Peg&Y McKinney, Jemarilla I M"ddleport 1 Ward. Kay Ault. Debbie Grues- 1 mt er, Stephanie Pullen, Margie Pfc James R Miller of the mr 1 . .Jams ' Shl!SR . Harris c mo , ue ue, U' s .Marines left today for 1lel' i . d S .. ' MI K~thy P1ck_ens San ra war~, 1Memphis, Tenn. where he will I thl Dmna Davrs and Rose .~arie : attend a four-weeks training [ M Hackett ; a trum~t duet, _ Wo~- ; period at the Naval Air Tech- 1 ~ derla~d by N1ght featurmg ~a-: nical Treining Center. At the , ~. thy P1ckens and Peggy ..McKm- conclusion of the training pro- 1 1 ney ; and a vocal solo, Every- I am Miller will be .assigned • gr another post. He has spent he bod Y's D omg' I t " m' topf h' as ton to by Kathy McElhi~ny. . Ia three-week leave with his bu There were _skits_ concludmg parents, Mr. and Mrs, Myron ~l the program mcludmg one en- M'ller ' titled,_ "I Object" providing hu-; ~rs: James Harley will join ert mor m the courtroom done by iher son. Dr. John Harley Blld th~~ Sandra ~wartz, as Mrs. ~ ~ her granddaughter, Ann, in Ath- ~u Rue: M1ke. Gerlach as Judge, ens sunday and will accompany • Dave ,Jenkms as the attorney lor. Harley to Springfield where · for r>.Irs . La Rue and . Lela~d l she wiiJ spend the Thanksg:ivBrown, attorney for Bill DaVIs. ing holiday at their home. Dr .. co~ Ste\'e Hlndy ·. as the golfer an_d I Harley is spending the weekend or: Sam Hood m the ro~e of tusl in Athens as guest of his deu- til caddy, were featured m a Golf [ghter Ann~ for the Father's sil pantomime. Before the last hole jweek~d aciivities His daughgolf balls " rained down" on ter resides in Veight Han. Mr. and Mrs. Harold George and son, Brian Lee, of GalllSPECIALIZED HELP polls, visited recently with her l FOI TIOSE MOST · parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. ( SEVERUY DEAFEIIED McComas. Mr. Robert McElhinnny, Mr. Ire. Butcher and Mr. Emerson . Junes are spending the weekend at Ohio University. Mr. hinny will be the guest of LY 3-4550 daughter, Karen, at ::·~~~1: 1;i 245 E. State St. Athono Hall; Mr. Butcher will be daughter, Judy, in Bal:er I Center and Mr, Jones will with his daughter. Barbara, Veight Hall. They will att<md I the OU·Marshall football while there. Miss Patty Lowery, who been doing affiliate work WY 2·2039 teonuaued """" Front Parol : effJng • ROME fUPil-A Tra~ World Rome, II w.. to have gone nn los sulls, haUled the falmes the explosion, whtcb Of'<urred , could not get within 100 f"f'l oi l Airlines jelllnor cari')'Ull .72 , w Athens and· Caii'O. I with foam. Hundred• of specla- shortly before 2 p, m. <8 a.m. the au:cratt. I Eiploslono Rlp Wreckoge persons exploded and burned Only last wee)<, Flurnlctno 1 tots tUshed to . tbe scene, about [ EST), today while taxlinl lor takHff Airport was 'the 3Cene of 1 21500 . feet from the terminal They saie the slllVivors were . The wreckage was ripped by from Rome's Fiwnicino Air-- zarre attempt to ship an bulldin£. !lucky to get out of the naming 1a series of explosions. Part of port. mttted spy to Cairet by air EyeWitllesiles said_.names had ; wreckage because within sec-' the fuselage was hurled lnto Tbe filgbt orf81naled In Kan- freight Inside a lnmk, appeared to be coming out of 1 onti< after the blast the heat the air and smoke billowed sas CitY, Mo., and was headed Firemen, wear~g asbu- the atrl~'l.~ enptea before ~ became so intense that firemen lligh into the clear sky.' for Alben& and Cairo, Pollee aald there were about · : ·:..~;:~·:::::;.ere.~ Milli_ons . Pav Sorrow-ful Tribute '.J 'J Memory· o·ifP ...esz•den t K ennedy 0 cr~rtying ,,here some of tham •ere r8o' . ·A MAKES SELECTION - Little Paula Eichinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul poi'led In critical condition. ' ·: ' .. Eichinger, Mulberry·Hetghts, Pomeroy, holds the name of the Veterans Memor!d (l\ TWA spokesman In New ~ Hosp1tal Thanksgiving Benefit winner. She is •urrounded by Hoap1tal Auxibi7 Y k . ld the Boo!,_. 7f1l airmembers Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt, Mrs. A. R. Knight, and Mrs. Mary Seltnao. 55 paasengen . .· . ' 1 Mrs Wamsley of RL 1, Kyger Creek, was winner of the. benefit. Paula wao pva and 17 crew per~-hll a , , · · · ag~f!._by_ th~_au_xiliary for helping in the benefit. - Se=n=ti ne.:;I:...:.P=b=ot=o=.- - - - truck that was crostlng the WASHINGTON (UPl) - In day year ago, 1 After him came cabinet offi- 1 A silent crowd gathered in runway. He sold !be pilot was Saltlon !here waa the sound of_ Jacqueline Kenhedy spent the Icials, legislative leaders, diplo· ,the sunny chiD -outside the Tex- : trying to bait his ~eoff. Buddhist gongs. A chill wind day- in JeCUiilsion in her New mats - and Cub Scouts from i as Schoo) Book Depository. 1 ' ("nle spPkesman said the 17 fluttered the ribbons on the York home with her c-hildren, Maryland, nuns with cameras, S~me were In tears. I pound sale, coatainlng 1 coin crew members aboard Included wreatha which lined tbe plaza Caroline and Jolm Jr. students. kilted Irishmen. I The blinds wer• down in the colle<tlon valued at between am TWA French bostesses who in Dallas. And on a billside at At 7:-30 a.m., before the mas· [ At 1:30 p.m. (EST) exactly 1sixth-floor window from which ' 15•001 and $20,oot by ~e own.. were traveling to Athena to Arlington the great o~ the na~ 1 si.ve 1ates at Arlln~n Nation. one year to the huur that Ken- j Lee Harvey Oswald fired the er and an undetermmed am1 pick up another flight). tion paused for a moment to . al. Cemetery swung . open, tbe nedy was murdered, Co. Ram ~ three shots from his cheap, ount of _casb. was carried from (The alrUne spokeunan said pray. Iformer F.irst· Lady's moth e r. Ron. military attached of the ; mail • J r de r rifle. Wreaths_ the restdence or Walter Young. th~ s~iVor'a tncludeCI the cap- Across America. across the Mrs. Hugh D. Auchinc)oss, Israeli Embassy, laid a wreath Ijammed the small plaza across ) WASHINGTON (UP I) - For- RR 3 Jacksoa, Sunda~ :~bt. Middleport Athletle BooiMr tam, identified as Veraon Low· world Sunday millions paid sor- made her way up the hUI tt) the of white chrysanthemums tied the street. : mer President Dwight D Ei- T~e Jackson County st eb 1 President Geor&e Hackett. :lt., ell, and a TWA displtcher. jrowful tribute to the memqry gravesite on a sad and lobely with blue ribbon at the grave. I Someone had left a wreath on i .senhower believes t hat ~orne 1oU~ce :o o~e w~s a d ~:~ said today $650 w11 added Two French hostesses also of the 35th President of tile mission. She was the first of 1The crowds pressed on. The . Oswald's grave In I!' Fort Worth kind of ''mechanism,. is needed 1 "' en . urg ars or~e ell associatlou treasury SatuNa; ~ere reported aulGn& the sur~ United States, John Fitzgerald more than 30.000 visitors Sun- :eternal flame danced ill U~e ! cemetery. and a car drove Weld togetller the defeat-scat- 1 way lll, afternoon. :~ vtvorsl. Kennedy, slain by an assa~o day. !warming sun. slowly now and then. elements of the Republi- - ~~~~~ The money was realized f:nml ' TWO spokesmen said the I sin's bullets in the 46th year of She left small bunches of I Minutes later, it was "quite His widow, Marina, was in party. I ., • , n public auction and rumJnAi8 ·plane was Flight 'IWA 800-22 hls life, Nov. 22, 1963. white roses snd· tiny s p r in 1 n or m a I" at the emergency Dallas hospital ,with a stomach That is tile reort from House IS Isale conducted by the boosten which originated Sunday tn; President Jobnoon, who called flowers at Kennedy's grave and I room of Parkland Hospital ln I ailment. His mother, Leader Charles A. , ' in the old A&P building, North Kansas City, It made stop.! ,for a •'day of national rededi- those ol his two infants on eith- IDallas. One year before doctors pte, said she observed a mo- Halleck, Ind., who conferred 1second-Av. Critt Bradford JX'C" ChlCBJO, New York, Paris ! cation" . to the ldeJIIll 0~ hii er side. . . Ifought i~ vain to save the Pre£- ' ment of silence in her Fort Iwith Eisenhower at the gener· l r' fessional a~ctioneer ~ ColurDoMlJu en route to Rome. joined in an mter. · Later, Robert F. Kennedy [ident's: life there. · Worth horne. al's request Saturday in Gettys· bus. a native of Racme, Wll memorial service at Aua- tossed · a single, long-stemmed. This Sunday,_ the cases were Jack Ruby, the striptease lm- burg, Pa. I auctioneer "just for expenset." Tex." wltb hbn was Gov. white carnation on tbe grave. dog bite, sore 'ttlroat, nosebleed. presario who shot Aer son dead, ' "We talked quite 8 time I Hackett expre!Sed his thanks 1 8: c.nnaDy of Teus wbo 1and knelt lo ·~~omen! of pray- hiVes, a baby wbo fell out ol a Ia~aited hio own fate in Dallas ' about the need for a mechan- 1 to " everyone wbo helped" matt. wouncled. on th~t fateful er: · · · . · • · · hl'h ~h~ll'. . , I city )all. . ISm whicll will weld together all Fred Swearingen, National t~e event .a success. Boo!ter II~ levels ·and views in the party," Football League official of dies tpok m llOOfrom their rumHalleck said, •'I hope to work Athens, will be speaker for mage sale_ toward that end, and so does the 1964: Pomeroy Football Ban- : Cold weather was ered.ited. Gen. Eisenhower." He declined uqet on December 1 at 7 p. m. wJijl..rl$.clng !be size of 1be to say just what he and Eisen- at tile Sacred HE""art Church crowd attendmg thf' sale btlt . I ' •' hower had in mind. He said iin Pomeroy. j'' ~hose who came wert there "a lot more thought and con- I Swearingen is a long-time of- i wtth rnone~ in their pocket," sideration" would have to be ficial in Southeastern 0 h i o : Hackett saJd. All bui a very. given to the matter before any . Athletic League football and ; few items were sold. decision is made. , basketball He is also a f-ormer ! A full report will be made It , coach in ·the Athens County the Booster meetinJ at the blgll 1 Chancey to Honor School system and presently school Tuesday at 7:30 p.'llt owns the Swearingen Sporting The boosters are sponsoring • Ir.oods store at Atllens. 7-8th PHS Boys i Thanksgiving Night dance at Coach Charley Chance~. Porn-: Tickets for the banquet went 1 the high school, The publiC II eroy High school head footbal\ 1on sa let oday. Pomeroy Athlet- i invited. . ~oach, eo · "Coach of the Year" ic Booster membl:'r Frank w. l Parents of athletes at Mil\ m the SE~AL, will be spea~er Porter, Jr., said tickets can be especiaUy buketbaU ~ for a grid banquet hononng purchased at the high school, are urged to attend 'luesltl Pomeroy ~-8th grade football the office of Crow, .Crow & night. "It's up to t:hem players tomght at the Pomeroy Porter or from any member ur the ball. now that footbal:lt elementary school. of the' Booster association. over, to keep the associatlil P1ayers,_ cheerleaders and The banquet is for members active through winter," ~ coaches will be honored. Frank. of the Freshman and varsity Hackett 18ld, ·- · W, Porter, Jr., Paul Kloes and d t p e oy HI. 'f~ : . -squasaomr ,;: Rev. Wilbur Perrm ~ere m ISchool. Ticket price is I• 1 '• of the team th" year. lflrS. t ,: : READY TO FIGHt EAGLES TO DANCE '1 ALGIERS, Altlerta (UP!) r ' The Eagles Club Wtll hold • Algerian President Ahmed Ben Thanksgiving danc-e Wednes- \ Bella said Sunday that Algeria Nov. 25. Eagles and their j was ready to fight Israel for the Funeral service~ for AIII,. •IJ. !guesrs are welcome. rights of the Palestinian Arabs. Fry, -89, of RFD Letart, W. [ Ben Bella made the who died at noon Sunda.J. MARRIAGE APPLICATION Ito Uni!A>d Arab Republic . her residellce, Will bo Paul Campos, 28, Springfield, President Marsllal Abde1 Hak· Tuesday at 2 P. m. at 1M truck driver and Rosaline Bowl- lm during their Visit to ao AlFuneral Home !l'ee-ye&J,-old K!evln Stepp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Stepp, ing. 17• Middleport, relief girl. geriao military schooL In the Graham Racine Store Owner Mrs. Frank Clela'\d. Mrs. Cleland = __..:.:___ _:__:_ tery. Rev. Acbsah !IIDiw Jke Halleck 1 7c:N'7u':":'~ Auction-Nets $650 For Boosters Agree on New M h . ec anism I to. S: Swearmgen 1 Grid Banquet Speaker Dec. l ) '·"Racine- Cut-lia1~7Stoi&i1l .Unique 1 1 to_. j De Gaulle Ready to Wreck the. busioesi'Since 1150.- Sentinel Photo. reatll1r~1 . S~ac!JSe Native is.~lected Presidentof.OASAGroup · · !~=ro~s~::~.. Fry, 89 I D' S d -' Ies un ay of~~~~;.. born March : _~~ ~the dauci• .. ~.:s~~.S:.:~~~m NATO, Europe's Com-Mark !~!:E-:J:: Ball, Pomeroy; Warren 1 (UP!) - President Charles de Gaulle today boys and lliJ: (lirll, all ttl DeWees, Pomeroy; Robert to be prepared to sacrifice both the North Atber in - . !lor Daniel, Pomeroy; Franklin Treaty Organization (NATO) and the Gideon, dlod ID .ltl9. .' of Syra- lett, Middleport. Common Market in his campaign against the W"!' I meml"« of his eleC. ADMISSIONS SUNDAY Multilateral Nuclear Force (MLF). Mark's Lulberail · Mildr~ Fry, N~w Haven; French officials said plans were already prepared for Fry bad IWlde lllr lloille switch to closer ties with the Communist world if the Mr. aiMI Mn. BtiQ Jew. 11.,;:i.t;;h:;;~~~~-~-- bert Rose, ~; Carl Ra'o!ne: ·l,Uda alliance collapses. of Llttarl UD. . . De Gaulle declan!d . war oo She iB ltll~._ 117 _ . Pearl In a speeth at Strasbourg a nuclear confllc. liieces aod nopllna. ·· ~ StlNDAY s.unday His addreSs was filled But with U.S. control of the call at lht fllnofal llolbo elected »..* a-. c ·. Ronald V~' RUtb' Ann ~~~:i~-~~ .:; El~~~ ;~~J lot -1 ·~~~::=~~ ~:;:::butasituca_ a!rried -~~ti'ttl!lp. nuclear warned, weapons Europe. In MLF,would after 8 P.- - - . , . an un-- Gaulle warning that be unable to defend l19ell , , •, . ; would do evet;'lt\lr)g In his quately without American ~ ,~en to Ioree!< the 'lrac!ear. tbree. clpalion. Qf -Wiae'J:Me~~ He said MLF would In London, Informed · · ·' · · • · Germany ~said Britain's new Labor 10, or Unliell Stale!! and ernmenl the .Germ,Bns they would to merge to chouse between this and · Allanll< Nuclear ing PI¢ of uriltei! .Europe. Brilisb He , , li!sertiotio ANF bas ID. alta'itfl, \ �HELEN HELP US! Seven SEO Counties Show Increase in Tax Rep~rts ' • Crown~ Michig:m Chills Ohio State's Dream of Big 10 more than 14,000 lana 1n Ohio 1Marshall hung a 1~ defeat on ) week, came bact to wallop Xa-1 ITe.<.) fougbl to a 14-14 staodolf lley Coolereoc:e c:homplnn, pld;. fumbled away the boD f0<1r Stadium. · ;. ' 1tbt Bobcats and dropped them vier, l>-7 Cinclnnat, downed and Kentucky Stste whlpll"'i jecl up Its ..venth wiD In rune times to Marshall and _fumbles . k llnlo I fourtll-place fmlsh . Miami 23-14· Kent State lost to Central Stste, 22.0. games with a lfound attack COli Keothl SDitate too m their It was the climax of the Buc • • ' , 11me w1 yton. I MarsMU's tie with Mtaml for Dayton 16-11 and Tulsa took To.. Bowling Green stayed in the that wore down ht&ml. EnUe Wittenberg wu the cmly Ohio eyes' skid from an ear Y sea' th · K U 49 ards ( .son a x for Ohlo State man. the ru.onerup spot was the high· Ledo. 39--16. running for a bowl ber w e ermann ran Y or a team to flnisb unbeaten, bavinc of the Oh1o college teams 1n aepe • . t finlih In the MAC for the I . I notcbing its ninth wm ill 10 toucMown and passed !or 174 an 8..0 mark and the top ranklion the final big weekend o( tbe &ged just 31 polots IR the last es Other games saw Demson Th F I tted the rd { th I . Redskins 1 ing in Lhe natlon amoog smaU tuulball season {our game!': whkh included a Green Wave in its 11 seasons score 15 points in the fmaJ pe. gaJTtes. e 3 cons spa ya s or e OSIDJ · colleges. Bowling Green and Michigan chi.lled Ohio State's pair of shut'out losses in tile conference . lr1od to down Ohio Wesleyan m ~n~~~~e~o~:Ct:~'ie=~~~~~~ : :a:e::~a~ ~os;.e:~ ~a::~ ~ Find!:' ,had 9-1 reco~ 'J'!le lat. dreams ol a trip to sunn) Cali· Ohio Univeraity had hoped to MAC c h a ,n pI o n Bowling I a traditional battle at Delaware every period a good Houston team Iter l'l won a Jft ao for~1a and the Rose Bowl by salvage second place in the Green. amarting from a 20-0 between Ohio Conference foes, I . . .· . . . ' NAIA playoff_ game for a shot blankmg the Bucks, 10.0, before I Mid-American Conf-erence, but , upset by Ohio U. the pre .. 1o~~~ ~oungs~wo and~~Murry 1 Cmcmnati, the MISSOUri Val- 1 Oh1o, weakened..::c..by the flu, at a bowl trJp. United Pmo lntenaaUonal Y It was a cold wind !bot w.hippt'd acro!ls Ohio saturday tnd it blew no good for most . 8 I I I ---- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 23, 1964-3 . 8evo, Mates ----Well-Balanced Attack and I,ma;::n,h;'::in~~rs, ToppIe 0 t her T ££ Sh d EX..Redmen earn e ort own atur ay MaLro_tkstleiO~~nnJ'e Gallians out in front UUS 45-point spread. The final Baltimore Earns Playoff s I Dillon wound up with 2:1 pomts. Marshall had I 22, Trout 181 Trainer 12 and boys, 28-16; The Pittsburgh 1 half, Green ~Y ~d a fourtl_l· 1 UPl Sports Wriler Steelers ended a five-game IOS· I•nd-inches SJtuatmn on theJr Jackson's long : The Baltimore Colts have ing streak by waHopmg the own ... when quarterback Bart U'C clmched a spot in the National [ New York G1ants, 44-17; the IStarr &lt Mal McGee with a A well-balanced scoring attack, exce11ent team effort, push hsho ts gaveGhial.ml 22 . ~mh · edts I h 1. Football League's champiOnship , Chicago Bears edged the San 1short pass which McGee carrted The Rio Grande Redmen h d · 1. t for t e 1osers. op 1lDIS f ....A off to strong bene , speed an a SlZZ mg s oo mg percen age . h d M game. bul who lheir opponent 1 Francisco Forty·Niners, 23·21 ; to the o~-yard line. Jlm Tayl- o 10 years ago ~~;~ afterBlend those mixtures and you come up with 117 points. w1t 17 an app 11 · \'ill be isn't as clear as 1t and the Detroit Lions and Min· or scored on the ne1t play to an ealy lead Sa Y ld l That's the total Coac h Art Lanham's Rio Grande Cullege Th1s weeke~d , the Redmen seemed a "'eek ago. j nesota Vikings played a 23-23 1tie the score. Moments later noon before 900 f~ns ~d h~ Redmen produced Saturday afternoon as the Gallia Journey _ ~o Wil_hamsbtrg, Ky., The Colts won the Western tiL. the Packers recovered a Jim on to whip Lh~ recent R~o ~r,ld - Cou nty quintet crushed VISiting Michigan Lutheran 117· 1to participate m the_ Southern Conference title Sunday. down- Baltimore's win gave the Brown fumble on the Cleveland uates 39-24 m a preh!" 1~ary 73 before goo homecommg fans in Gallia Academy 's States Tournament With Oak· in' the Los Angt>les Hams, 24- ] Co lts their first co'lference title 122 to set up another score. contest to the Rio - Michigan •g mnasium. , land C1ty, CumOerland, and 1 7, _for their loth st~aight Win since 1959 and showed perfect· ) St. Louis took advantage or[ J.ut~eran contest. _ I YFinal results showed five men fast breaks with D11lon, flashy Pembro~~. . , th1s season. In the Eastern UJ- Ily how well-~alanced the Colt lfour recovered fumbles and _an i B1g Clarence (Bevol Frane1s m the double figure scormg iJim Marshall, and Phil Trout Box sr.:ore or Saturdoys trivision, hnwever, the league- altaek has been this season. Iintercepted pass to down PhJla- was top scurer once agam I eolumn. Ten of 11 Redmen who winding up with the two point- umph : leRding Cleveland Rrowns lost Colt quarterback Johnny Urutas 1delphia. The Cards parlayed I but he wa s some 40 pomts off saw action scored at least ers which pushed RIO oul m RIO GRANDE ( 117 ) some \'ita I_ground to the St. was held pretty much in check ~hree of the fumble rerov~rs his all-time ~ngh average he two poinl s, and Lhe Redmen front 36 - 20 with 4:53 lefl in Trout 9--0-- IB ; Trainer, 6-Louic-; Cardmals by bowmg to by the tough Ram Defense, but mto to~chdowns_ and defensiv e establ1shed a decade ago . ! controlled both boards with ?6 the half. 0--12 . Gilmor"! 4-1-9; 0 tl· Green Bay. 28·21. when his passmg failed the l ~ack Jimmy Wilson raced the The big man. about 65 pounds rebounds, 50 defensively . B1g l Trout, Dillon , Sharon Gr~g-! ion 8--ll -2?; Marks 4 -2- 10i The Cards tOGk advantage_ of ~round game came through. mterceptlon 42 yards for anoth - hea\'Je_r than he w~s l~ years1Paul Dillon hauled down 32. ory, Bill Young, and Don Tram· IMarhsl ll--0--Z2; Gregory Clevela_nd' s d~feat by handmg ' rh~ Colts scored all three of , er score. . I ago, picked up 11 p_omts m lead- llio Grande hit 49 of lO'l field ; er combined theJr eHorts to ' 1_ 7 ; Young 1_ 2--4: Leith 0the P!uladtlph_IR Eagle~ a_ 38-13 1their touchdowns on runs. Defense ~as_ also the key in mg Ius mates to victory. !goa l attempts (48 per cenn and ' give _Rio 16_ ~ore markers be- , 0-- Templeton l -0-2 ; Bulloss and movmg to wnhm 11:2 1 A fourth-down gamble and a Washmgtons v1clory over Dal -1 ft w;1s noticeable that three sank 19 of 26 charity tosses lfore mtermJsston and the Red- lock 2_ 2-6 . TOTALS 49--19games of f1rst place. In other , recovered-fumble paid off to las and the Steelers' rout of ' of the five regulars £rom the l 173 per cen t, in their season men held a comfortable 24-pomt 1117 . ' contests: the Washmgt.on Red- 1help the P~~ker.s ~own the New _York. Washington came 1outstanding b<~ll club of 10 years Iopener. Twenty - three assis:s haatime lead 52-28. ' MICHIGAN LUTHERAN (73) ~~~- Lrip]~d~Lla~~--~~W- I Hrowns . Tra1~~g ~-~-~~- the ~ ~~Jth_ four ~lute~ ~~~c~p- ago did not make 1t Sa turday were charted by the Redmens \ Marshall amazed one of thel GaUop 7_ 3_ 17 ; Mapp 5- l - D1ck Barr, Bill Ripperger statistician. The hnme club biggest cage crowds ever to 11 . Hardin o- 3-3: Hart 0---(1and th(' ball hawk of them all ,i committed 16 turnovers. and view a game on the GAHS 0; ' Oorr 2-1- 5; Jackson, 8- , Wayne <WonderJ W<seman. . made 23 steals._ . hardwood early '"the second 6- 22; Jehr 2- 2-6. Yono : However, J im McKenzie, Roy 1 Arter Paul Dtllon s two free . haH with hiS uncanny shootmg _ 7; Phillips 1~2; Peterson MILWAUF-. ...E IUPil - De- 1 The Browns, expecting a run, I around right end to score as he Moses and Dick Myers ea~h , \osse~ put the R~~en ahead 1,l fOm the corners. From a 2 ~ 0- 0-0. TOTALS 28- 13-7~. spite the 28-21 <lSS to the rug- sent their "goal line" defense , again fooled the Cleveland de- ' turned in good performances m ~ 6-4 wtth 16 ·34 remammg 10 the 1pomt _lead at halftJ~e, Lhe ,Red HALFTIME SCORE - Rto ged Green Bay Packer!. Sunday, : into the game. That consists of ! fense. leading the older Redmen to· first half , Rio wa s n_ever head- I men _mcreas.ed theJr margt~o: 52. Michigan 28. . Cleveland Brown!. Head Coach two extra tackles m place of , Taylor sc6ted again from the 1 viclo:ry. · ed _In fact, the Galhans kept 34. With 6 33 left m th~ NEXT RIO GAME At Wal1 1 Blanton Collier isn't about to two safetymen. one yard line in the final pe·j For the losers, Dwk Race pullmg awuy as the contest [te~t. . . lJamsburg . SHY the Browns aren't In good 1 Green Bay quarterback Bart I riod as the Packers boosted was top gun w1th eight pomts., prog_re~sed. 1 With RIO tn ~ront 95-61~ L~n- ~~--~------------=~""'~,;_-position to win the Eastern Di- Starr called a pass play and he their lead to 28-.14 before Frank Box score : Michigan was ahead on~y i ham cleared his bench ut vi::; ion titl e. Ifound Mmt McGee open on the , Ryan fired a second touchdown ! 1957-&1 REr>MEN , tWICC, 1-0 on Longworth Mapp s even these lads ~roved. unst~p, . . . Cleveland 30 d r I ass to Paul Warfield- from 191 Smith, 2-1- 5; Will iams, 2- (ree toss at the 19:09 mark, i pable. 1n _the hnal stx mm•·w~, re shU_ very much m this : time Walter B~~~h c~~gh~~ n;~ ~ards out-to move th-e Browns : 2--6 ; Larcey, l - 1- 3• Phe\ger ,I and 4-2 on a long push shot by i utes of ~chon, _the second and thin g. he said <..fter the game. M G d b P 'th' . t 1 0-2 Hace 3 2- R· TOTALS Mapp with 18 '36 to go m the third umts talhet. 18 , ••we have a good football Learn ' c ee an rought him down, I wl 10 seven pom 5· ' ' [ · 1h H . wh1!e lurutlng the oposition to and we lost to a good one to. the lanky Packer was all the I But _the Browns couldn't get 9- 6- .;il-5' REDMEN m~If~r ;iilon broke the 4 - 4, 12. I , day " , way down to the Cleveland one the tymg touchdown. Ryan also . • 3 11 M . d dlock he hit a short jumpuon Marks Frank Bullock ' · yard line h d 1-1 h d 1 hd Franc1s, r - - ; oses, 3- 1 ea , The Browns actually can nail . · . , ' a P ~ e a ouc . own ~ass 0-- 6. McKenzie, 3-3- 9; My- 1er from the side, Phil 1Charles Templeton and Tramdown the cruwn by winning J Jm Taylor _immedJ~tely went to Warfield in. the flJ'st periOd, , 2-D-4· Carpenter 3-3-: Trout pumped one in from the er kept the Redmen movmg two of their last three games, over for the first of his two TDs \the pta! co~er~ng 48 y~rds ~rsTOTALS, 159--39. ' side, and Dillon Lipped one in. late in the contest. It was Hu!even if the runnerup St. Louis and Pau~ Hornung, used ~ly on I Despite h~ fJ~e ~owmg, Tay- . . - -- ---. - - - - I Within one minute and six sec- loCk 's side JUmper which put Cardinals win all three of their extra pomts, converted to tie the I lor lost a gam m ~Is duel With tions two by rookie Pa u I I onds, the Lanhammen had the Redmen over the century remaining games. sco~e at 14·14. I Brown._ Taylor . pn•ke~ up 63 Kra~se, lo record its fifth vic- ~ forged ahead, 12-4. I mark - that made il 101-63 The Browns face the Phila- Jim Brown then fumbled on l y'a~ m ~carries whtle Brown ,tory· irt the last seven games. Rio Grande managed lo hold with 4:591eft in the game. delphia Eagles next Sund~y, tbe ~ond play followill.g the I fmished with 74 yards I~ 16 at-~ Pittsburgh converted three fum- leads ranging from SIX to lO I Rw's biggest margin came then the Cards and then wmd next kickoff and the Packers Itempts even t?ough he "a." hrld ble recoveries into two touch- points until the rune-m mute with 1 57 left when T~mpleton up the regular seasoJ against recovered on the Cleveland 21 .11 to a mere etght yards m the downs and a field goal to end mark . The came a series of hit a short Jumper to put the By FREO f!cMANE 1 1 f2Z9,Trl.lm, -··""···· - $10,466.0'1, ~,251!0. - 1 $(,001.51, 15(1,983.21. - $26,439.80, ~·''""·"''• I $279,621.73. - $33,281.54, ~ . 173.26, $37.8324.10. 1 1 1 I - $2,392.69, Sl.427.8•.1 $25.544.06. of motor vehicle hooDe trailer and use taxes th(; lAlii ooothaBStern :::~I :shOWing those for .the tll petlocl ending Nov. 14, an~ for tbe fiscal ~ar, wn1cn ' s~ Jqly 1, 111M ill as Iowa' Athens - $3,384.41, f75Jjl. Gallia - $5,50.'1.411, 401:.86. Hocking- $(,159.81. ll!ll."n7.03. 3-1 pacI\el.s Stop Browns 4Sil.66. Jackson • ~:·::~~:j f/11,214 .52. Lawrence- w· Ill Streak 28-21 3-1 1 1 1 I 1 • 1 Voice of Broadway •• •reportmg I I 1 I 1 , • I ..n~h~ew~:~:k ;~an~:·ainst the ;~~~,b~~:hs~~~:r~n~n 1~~~d:~~ ~ E~f~~~ Cards lose one of their ~~~plays Iate:__~~a~~~ooted second half. __ --- --- l itsJ~~~in~e:~rea:~t Weekend Summary Of Sports ~~!t ·~;·~:~~:n ~:~::nd D-·- --- •t H w ·--1-l B I the Skins on 0 :;· anr:~r:.~ d etrm as e · a ance Attack in Victory Over SF FOR NEW WALKS Add a new look to your home. Add concrete Sunday rambling six yards to I walks All work fuUy guaranted . . and, last three g:mtes, the Browns LAFAYETTE: . La. (TJPJ) The Steelers turned a 17-3 concrete increases your property's value. only need one victory to win tlie l' '1iller Bar::,er of ')aJ Anto~io, halftime _lead into a rout in the By United Press International . riors in the fourth , but the Pistitle. NEW YORK (UPI) - Floyd Tex., won the ~5.00{1 Cajun thtrd period when fumble recov- The Detroit Pistons proved tons kept firing awa: from all Cleveland started off strong Patterson and George Chuvalo Classic golf tournament with a eries by Bob Soleau, Max Mes- ; Sunday night that a well-bal- sides to wil it. , against the Packers, getting a were match~ for a 12-round total of 277. Isner and John Baker led to anced scorifl"!. attack can hold Player-Coach Dave De_Beus~pair of touchdown~ in the first bout at Madison Square Garden touchdowns by Gary Ballman ,1 own ag~:~inst a one-man scor· cht::re was tops for DetrOit w1th . /.OW BILOXI, Miss. (UPI) Mlckey ,and John Henry Johnson and a 1 ~1 machine j,1 the Nation- 19 poinUi , Rod Thorn had 17, period. But the Packers' deft>nse on Jan. 29. WY 2-3284 t~en allowed only seven points I IWrig_ht raised her lifeti~e golf , fie}~ goal by Mike Clark I al Basketball Association, with while Terry D1schmger a n d r.r · R' the_rest of the way. I ALBANY. N.Y. (UP I) - New 1earnmgs to a record '$176,994 Field goals were the maJor 1a couple of points left over. Reed had 13 each. Don Butcher Middleport. 0. Meanwhile the Packers tied It · York state extended . the large , wh~n ~he won the Mary Mills weapons that earned the B~ars The Pistons posted 8 99-97 ho,.it~ll':..__________ up in the second quarter. th~n ~nd small gam~ huntmg season Invitational goU tournament. a wan_over s_an ~ranc~sco and victory ov er the San Francisco 1 moved ahead to stay 8 few mm. m parts of th_e outhern wne of despite a 50-point • • • • • • • • • • .• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a • • a a • 1the L10ns a he ..v1th Mmnesol.a. I Warriors utes later. the state unbl Dec. 6, NEW YORK (UPI )-Former Chicago's R o g e r LeCie_rc scoring 'effort by big wi 1t • • PaSs Key Play -middleweight champion Carl lkicked a 2Q-yard ~ld goal With Chamberlain in the only NBA The key play came in the sec- MANILA (UPI}-Fiash Elorde (Bobo) Olson arrived in New 71 seconds to p\ay lor the confest of the night. • 1 ond period with the Browns in the world junior lightweight York to m8ke final preparations Bears' two-point victory and W"lt 1 d the Warrior to the • front 14-7 and the Packers fac- boxing champion, outpoln:ted for his Friday night Madison Detroit's Wayne Walker boo led Wes~ern e DivisiOn cham~ionship I • lng a fourth down with one yard Suh Kang II of South Korea in Square Garden fight with Jose a 37-yarder with 24 seconds left last season and apparently is as • 1 to go on their own 44-yard line. a 12-round bout. Torres of Puerto Rico. to earn the Lions a deadlock. good a~ ever after an ill- I • ness which kep him on the I • sidelines early this year. But • the Wa1 riors are now ir. the • basement, and have lOst six of I • their last seven contests. • The fourth plact. Pistons fell I a 12 points behind In the first • period, but then outscored the 1 • San Francisco teat 1~ to 1 dur· j • ing one part of th· second oer·, L Phone for fast approvaL lod to lead at hcrJftime. H u b • Reed hit six Held goals from a Z. Then stop for your money. thP. ou~side during the Detroit I a 3. Buy cash bargains for less and save. spree. Chamberlain score.J 24 points • 4. Take 6 months, 1 year or longer to repay. in the third period and twice ; • hit tying bucltets for the War- ~' • By United Preos International Saturday I F"Asr 1 DELIVE~Y I I GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. 'PRICES _!=========.,..,....,.-.,.....,...,.===-.==!!!l • •• •• • 1 Want some SHOPPING CASH? Doh 1'1-4E OLD I-ICYTEL I-lAO Slel>NS up .... 'COMPI.ETELV REMODELED'••• AND ~E NEW LOBS'! BORE TI-IAT OUT .... ....,_ .... __ Just pennies per day cover the entire F1GIIT RESULTS , By United Press International Satanlay JOHANNESBURG (UPI)-Jne Br?wn, 134, Houston, Tex., out· pnmted Llevl Madl, 133o/•, South Africa 10. Molp Geuenl llooPIII ADMISSIONS SATURDAY Elmer Ashworth, PomerO)I; Ill• Hotistetter, Pomeroy Della Windsor, Cheater; LlliiU Silli- 1 er, Mason. DISCRAI!G~ MANILA <UP!) Flash Elorde, 135, the Philippines, out· pointed Suh Yang ll, 1341>. South Korea 12. SATURDAY None. ADMISSIONS SUNDY Cbarlto Cramer, Pomeroy. DISCIIARG~ SUNDAY -· wiU '"" J0111111 starcher -Barrllonvlilll: be held •t 8:~ p.m. In tbo Eula Fruter, Moo• llomt cllnin8 room. 1bo new 4111,,II)'I!Mm . . . lnlo '1:,..,_ feet her,e 0111 ~ a .11 I!BI TO 0 0 FEED "' ' 2:01 a.m. The Steer Foodlnll asooclaUon . --~ for' Meigs County JU!Iitw Fair · , members wiU met~ toal&ht at CRAP'l'llll TO IIIEET a at tho .,.unty utenlllon ofllco. 'l'bo Put Malrone' club of tht ICOOI'tltna to LlrrJ ~. Order o1 Eutern star, prellden4 tO pllll 1 aalo 116, wlll meet at tbe M for !be 19116 fair. templl '1'llelday al 8 p.m. NFL CROWD ,IIEOORO !'jEW YOR\( (UP!) - The National Foo,l!'all League es- 1 tabllshed a 'new .one-<lay attend· tance rectl)'d: 'for , prOfesskmal Dater. football S!Jitdly when Bl.791! lafll! ~id !WI for tho league's rame., O::!IIIM etvD rlsJdl :. :::a~J ~for~~~~~~~:':~~ Ill " York to, e :ta,nl 'll I , ·. were 11,137 "' charges on small loans. Larger loans also quickly available to clean up bills, etc. •• a • When money Is the question ·Qty LOAN lo the answer. • • • · • • WY 2·2l71 ' ''· ~ ., l:t' 'i* 1\ ' \,~,' ~· ! • .'*:phQadelpbla .... • ' ,,'1'1:'":;;,, .t SAYINGS CO. IIi ,, •, ,, '· , I 125 :l l ·~II~ ST. BOB MUJ.:Eil, -MGR.•' ; . Open 'Stturdo': ond Until 5:30 Dolly a.lol4•:ctor~~m•• . ievl~nl,. q-.c. ht 1n1, •, ' " .• .• .• • ·• ·• • . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 'i'J \ r "' •• • •• • • •• • •• •• •• • ••• Trust us to ·. trust you all the way. • . Los A!~Plea,, ~ 1015 '.itt Mllwa'l: ' : , kee, 41~~ ,PI Wa~. -~ :... . '· . ' ~ • • • •• • •• • • 1-(owEVER··IT SEEMS ~EY HAVEN'T (;OTTEN A~NO TO ~E UPSTAIRS F100MS YET-·· STRICTLY 1912 ~·· •• •• • �''j • " GRID STANDINGS Shop Kroger's For Nit- r - . Feast Foods ·.. ' 1 --- 1 Only - --- 1 Kr-og.r Turllleys have the Wlshbene Gv.artntet. The• turlit'l'l an Nl.ct.cl I to c.mply with ndl tJ:edlng sftn!Hrch tht uch bird must be perfKt or Kroter will rwfund your monty. I ------- • u • Oven Ready Oven Ready 18lba. up lb. 11.8./J.A. Grade A lb. 18 lhs. up I 12-16 lb . ..... lb. 37c . Eclchert's Dinner Btll Whole or- H11f "Dubuque_Canned Hams" 3:. •2.29 5 '~~ ·3.59 10 •6.59 N:'~':;;' P•ICniC• • • • 3 1 189 • Krottr Br1nd ' FREE 50 C~vrlght .... The Kroger Co. ~':=-=-c BaHin Brtnd Petted & Devttn.d H>. can Shrimp ... _... _.,. $1.69 lb. Conntd t VALUAIU COUPON Frtsfl Ground lb. "" By United Pres• IDteroatlonal Eastera Dtmton W. L. T, Pet. PF PA Buffelo 9 1 o .9011 3111 189 B""ton 8 2 I .1100 288 !.12 New York 4 5 1 .444 224 206 llouolon %9 0 .183 226 289 Weatera DivlsioD W. I.. T. Pel. PF PA San DieiJO 7 2 I .778 253 206 1\ansas C. 5 5 0 .50f 255 235 taklond 3 7 I .300 246 297 Denver 2 I 0 .182 186 354 SwldoY'o Besallo Oakland 35 New York 26 Kansas City 28 Houstoo 19 1Only games scheduled) 2 lhs. Whole Hog S.uNtt Ex. 11/W/64 Sliced Bacon Ex. Ll/28/64 Kroger Fresh FREE 50 Meat Loaf'!.%_ ~':_"f-~% :;,:"' 49c T... VAIUI ITAM" Oeeon Spniy Whote & Strained Cranberry Sauce . . . . . . S''·"' $1 Armour Vegetole . . Sh:"'":·· . . 3 .! S3c , c kt 'I FrUit oc a1 • • . • . . . • 3 $1 Cake Mixes .""':..·: s.~"'~ Fl:"". . . 3 •:.:;; 89c • Kroger S.letttd Fltvors 1 5lbs. 2 \bs. Fresh or Smoked Pork Chop• Ex. ll/28/M or more cant 5 I 0 .456 230 225 Amerieaa Faolball LeagDe 3tandinJI 2 lbs Kro!ler Brand Shrimp Cocktail . 3~.~: 89c WasL. Pbllil. an.v 3 pkgt of & oz. Kroger Gtlatln1 Ex. ll / 28/64 ~ I I 3 .667 :17lli8 Bott!OO 4! •Hou•lli!! ••· i I 0 .456 :liT 225 Ookland at Denvor . Green Bay at Dallas Los Angeles at Minnesota New York at Washington Philadelphia at Cleveland St. Louis al Pltlsburgh (Only games scheduled) Turkey .Roasts ~:.~:.~:: lb. 89c .. Cleveloncl St. Lou1t W. I.. T. Pet PI' PA • -,·~ Q!me a 3 1 .8111 1411:121 K-_,, l!:lty .11 N!!)f Yon Sunday's Gomn Baltimore at san Francisco $htna~ lrentl Frtl#l FrG"n • lon.leu . Rudy .. Cook lb. Semi-Boneless Ham ,. 69c 65c 59c 'l'lllll'lllaJ'• Go• IMpe 11:1 Unlletl Pftll blll!nalloOol Buffalo al S8n Diego ' Eu1en ~ (Only game ocbeduled) Plttsburp Dallao · t 71 01 .361 .4011 1116,270 1• 206 New ·yorf< ! T 2 ..222 179281 WOII<n lllvloiaa W. I.. T,l'ol. PF PA • ·Ball. 10 I 0 .lilt 3115174 Dolroil 5 t 3 .1M 201312 Greea llaJ I i 0 .5!5 :114119'1 MlnneJola i I 1 .100 2141 Z18 Lo1 Ani· II l .100 :at 2511 ChiCJIIO t 7 0 .3M 216 'l!fl San Fran. I S I Zl" IJII2115 ...tuncbed dl'ilslooal Iiiio lltllda1'• BeiDI1o WubinikJn :ill Dalloa II PU.taburgh 44 New York IT s~ 1.ou1o • Pblladelpbla u DelrOit 31 KlJtnesota 2S Green Bay 18 Cleveland 21 Chiago 23 San Francisco 21 Baltimore 24 Loll Angele~ 7 Tllar1day'a Games Chicago 61 Detroil (Only game scheduled) r-----------Kroger Brand Turkeys: I .. :·. _ (Only Ptnell ~~l, · =~~tE= · ~ II Nallollol BJ Ullited Prell W. I.. Detroit 9 I Toronto 8 5 Monlreal 6 5 Chicago 8•T New York 6 I Boston I II I II fi t 20 !5 38 I 11 43 37 TURKEY FIXINS I 17 45 to I I 10 118 FRESH OYSTERS .......J'I lletjJita Chicago 6 Monlr<el I ' Torooto 1 Booton I · 69 Amerlcaa Booloy Leepe t ~ P.INT By Ullited Pnto latmlaUonal Eaoten Dlvbl.. W. I.. T.l'll> GF GA • Quebec 1• 5 0 28 ~ 42 JANE PARKER Hershey 1 I 1 23 64 45 Spmgfld 8 II I 17 60 83 1 Baltimore 5 11 2 12 52 53 1 - Prvdnce 5 13 0 10 46 70 Western Division W. L. T. Pis GFGA Rchstr 11 6 2 24 8 5 2 18 Piltsburgh 8 7 I 17 Cleveland 3 10 I 9 Sundays Resultt Buffalo 56 49 51 47 12 C SELECT ~ PINT c FULLY DRESSED '' 10 to 17-lbs. Stuffing Bread •·• ~~ 29c 5 to 9-lbs. . JANE PARKI!R- HERB SEASON EO Stuffing Mix !:::29c ~:."19c Pdultry Seasoning _ IMPORTED- FRESH Baltimore 7 Providence 0 Italian Chestnuts _ 2 lbs. • lb. 37c C00 ked • lb. 39c C00ked Wh 0 Ie Ham ,, ' d Han dy Sl 1ce Sem•·'Bon Iess oR • • lb. 49c ~!~29c Egg Noodles FULL BUTT HALF - - - - lb. 49C 79c WHOLE HALF_ ... • :J.Ib. BEEF RIB STEAKS - - - - - - lb. 89c ROASTING ( • ... 47c •.59c 7Sc FU'L SHANK HALF _ _ 7 INCH CUTS-STANDING RIB • • CANNED. HAMS $2.39 l-Ib. •••• lb. 69c SUPER-RIGHT 59c Chickens - - - ~~. 49c i~~fiEsteaks -- 89c Sliced Bacon 49c Fresh Hams--lb. 4Sc Chickens ___ lb.' 39c Ducks Fancy Capons----~ •· 6Sc Handy Sliced Ham-- S9c Pot Pies 1-lb. _ _..;....p,k,. lb. FULL SHANK HALF STEWING _ _ _ lb. FULL SHANK HALF YOUNG TENDER BANQUET FROZEN lb. WISCONSIN AGED MARVEL BRAND FREE 50 39 COOKED to 16 lb. - ANN PAGE- FINE -MEDIUM OR BROAD Natloual Basketbarl As~tatton By United Preis Jnteraatloaal Ea1tern DM1Ioa W. L. . Boston H 4 Cincinnati 11 1 Philadelphia 7 9 . New York S 11 . Weolen Dtvloloo W.. L. Loll Angeles 11 5 St. Louis 10 I Ballimore 8 10 Detroit 7 II San Francisco 5 13 .278 Sunday's RHalta Detroit 99 San Francisco !11 HALF - - - - lb. FULL SHANK • BEEF ROAST ANN PAGI! ... 15c Buffalo 8 Clevelon< 4 Rochester 6 Springfielo 1 (Only games scheduled) 79c FRESH FROZEN LEAN - SPECIAL FORMULA BELL'S Retlils effective thrv Wed., Nov. 25 CLOSED THURSDAY -1'HANKSGMNG 18-lbs. up FAMOUS CAP'N JOHN'S t IS !4 311 Grid Scores No. l'h cans ., . SHARP CHEESE fOI' VAlUI STAI•PJI 59c lb. Gold Medal Plain or S df-Rising Dishwashing Liquid I(,..., c 12 oz. bottle Will le ; A&P BRAND Cl•. . Thlnkaglvint ·Sweet Potatoes.=- 2'!: 39c Pumpkin Pie Cranberry Sauce- 2.~·!· 39c Spanish Bar Strawberries 2p~:: 69c Fruit Cake Ovr~: ' Country Club I ... 49c or more A&P BRAND FROZEN - ~. Ex. 11/28/84 B1ll1rd & Pillsbury Libby's Slice, Chlll"llc or truahed Pineapple ...... 3 =:;,' $1 Mince Meal Pumpkin Mo ...... """" 3 ,. ... $1 PieS . ".. . . .. .. .. •k••· Kropr Tomato Juice ... 4 ~.::· ~1 & Coffee-~'!"~~·~·~~-';::- 77c Biscuits ....... 12'.:;; ,n Lerte Sm..ll Curd Cotta~e Cht'ese . 2 ,":;•. 39c & Roll or Print Flour !:1:.1 _ 10 ~~. 99c CompareI lb. pkg. ; Kroger Vae Pack Regular or Drip · Excedrin ·----- .......... $ 31b. can ••••• ..' . ' ' .• . J ' Cucumbers ea. 10c Radishes ... _. pkg. lOc S•v• On Thoso Evorydoy Low Price• Plus T.V. Stamps .99 Stock Up · On Bread For The Holiday! l.o'l/·"· , "' 1...:,: Kroger White w. Ridge Keno Society Notes Hehtz:·Ketthup __ 20 b-:;. 3lc li~inz Ket~hu!l _ 14 : •. 2Sc 5 b~. 6.',3c $ ' ,, . ;• -;t .... i • California . ' :. ' ' :' .-. • '- ' l C<tke ·Mixes ' 1\W~.....w. (\, ! • ' , I ,. I,arge 80 Size Stqlk ' ' • err1 - \ - ,. Mdl"'l ·~ Qurflnest ~~~ $2• 99 Quality "'._1, .. ..,.. for extra ~~o~w.v __ ,. ·'. ' S ~·· '29 ~ c 34c U••·49 ~... .c . Jar 45c Tangelos _ k Expire!~ Nov. 28, 1964 1D COli. Unit A4P'I OFF LABEL 6 ~ oz. can 44c :~ 69c 5 CALifORNIA PLUMP IWIIT $,.2.9 Fresh Dates ~:·SSe ENTER A&P'S PLAID STAMP FREE FORD MUSTANG SWEEPSTAKES TO BE GIVEN AWAY SAT., DEC. 5 ' ,FREE·RCA COLOR TV's ' ' 5~,000 P.lald Stamps ~Ai. L. AFI!AI. TER . Pirbrlburt, W.Va. .• ' j. • RCA COLOR TV F~EDA 19c fLORIDA- CRISP TRNDIII Avocad..,s ... 19c FLORID SWEET JUICY '' LAfr .wEEK'S LUCKY.;liNNERS · ,-.- WHIP TOPPING FLORID PANCY- JUMBO I L Real CNIIm $5.00 or More CeleryJ:.~ Pascal 1 I MP Br•nd - Exclusive ol ltemt Exempted b!· Law GARDEN FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES A&P BRAND . ., flovOI'I •J.\ o Quart Jar .. ...•. ' With the Purch._ of CALIFORNIA - CRISP SWEET FREE ~50,000 PLAID . STAMPS Weekly ·and tlnlY · CHECK THIS LOW PRICE Fornwrly . . . 53c ·,:. INSTANT COFFEE ,,u,,,.pkg. •, SALAD DRESSING --,., .ml CNnMniH -- PURE VEGETABLE SALAD DRESSING The f.-.. APit• addltlen h your "-11..) .. rlcey, 1M hew• .. ,.., tritd 3 LARGE SIZE Formerly . . . 98c MOUTH Now WASH - - - 0..:, 2 ·~7Sc Pepsodent ,.....,.... __ !;47c ANN PAGE STR,f.WBIRRY . f Fr~sh JANE PARKER- LIGHT ANN PAGI lb. lOfJ!)f!B For,.ly •.. $1.25 2 Preserves '·' 18 oz. Now Only Spo<i•l GIANT SIZI 10 :.·. $ps ar ;.,. .'-. ,"""•~· ,'._,·_, ;·-;:"--' _2S 100 COUNT JANE PARKER- SPICY -ICED SULTANA SMALL lb ~ '• I ~: ~;.,. LIQUID BABY FORMULA _ s.,..l •• SUNNYFIIiLD- 4c OfF LAIIL ------------ Mixed Nuts-------! 59c 11 Walnut Meats ~~'.. "' ·~~·: $1.29 _~~":!!' 49c BORDUt'S NONE SUCH I,' 59c SLICED & SUGARED For,_ly ... 29c A&P Fruit Cake dexo Shortening _ 3 ~~;. S9c Reynolds Wrap Mir.cle Whip D Wh' Qt. Jar 49c :=:47c Mincemeat - - - - ':49c ream •p Heinz Kelchup ''ov..... 55 Family Flour __ 5 ~.47c 2 • 2kz. btls. 59c Stuffed Olives - - - I•• C HEAVY DUTY Country Club Ice Cream~~-.~·:'~~ .•~ 49c '· A&P WHOLE BERRY OR 25c 49c S.1m1"Iat 19c Anacin ---- ~"; 89c • • 61 95 c ~~~~ s2· Mltnn 13-0Z. CAN JANE PARKER-I INCH OFF,.Eil LO$IIft, Ohio Pole Beans FREE 2 ... 39c BEVERAGE GLASS WITH MAILER COUPON AND A PURCHAsE OF $5. ' ' Exclusive. Of Items . PROHIBITED BY LAW. ' ... v �All But Two BowIMatches u- Settled in Collelle Ranks 0 · a.. SIMON'S Self·SIIIVice Market ::ttoo..::i.~~-~d Open Wednesday Til 9pm RUG Fresh Home Kdled CLEANING • OPEN Bowl, hQwe\l'er, M:lchlaiD must walt for the ouloome of the Notre OsmeSOuthern Qalifornia pme before It ,mows' \fhlch team it will faee In tho Rose Iiowl. Oregon State and Solltherl Cal are tied for £h st place in the Pacific Elsht Con(erence, but the Trojans woold be aliiiOllt sure 1o ploy Under New Management Keyston• Service Station Member of Pomaroy's Gold Star $700 Cash Robinson's Chrlltmas Gi...way. Ask For Your Free Ticket CLEANERS · Prell Ialall&llollll "nle last game of tho oeuon beWith aU but two major bowl cat1 10met1mea prove the moot . rths ~apped up, It's only ftt· op..Ufnl to tho nation's lop. tine lbll ftrll.rllllbd NOire ranked teams too. ~ame, deelinlq ID iDYitaUoa Four teams' In the lop ten tsell, lhould ba the dllll'lnln· flopped ' taat weekend as they lnt flletor for wllol team gets ciOHd out their campaigns :• relllllnlq Rose Bowl ' Ntbruka lost to Oklah~ma. g. 11•1; Mlehlgan defeated do: 8owl&-o , In the race for 1; West VIrgin!· r - - • an folll'lhcranked Nebraska; tho Or· !JoWI-boond Syracu•e. 28-2'1; ange llollt will f•lur• 1oeond- Oregon was defeated by ranked Alabamo and flflb.place State • 7-e. T la'::t =~ ~= ::r::~ Notre Dame (9-0) 8 sign of a latt-season Stat and ninth k ' e • ran ed Syra- pounded Iowa, 28-0, on cuse. eround after 15-degree Florida State is still lnokilll hampered John Huarte's lor an oponent in the Gator lng. u1 and Meat & Grocery Store Main St. against tho oi>th-ranked Wolverln.. If they win this weekend. \ H&ADQUARTERS FOR FLIXSTEEL =· Alabama (9·0) and Us Orange Sowi opponent Tens (8-1~ both were idle in preparatioo for tra. dlUonal rivalries. Alabama mwt Liefend Its No, 2 ra.Jidng against Auburn, and Teus winds up a.Jlllnst Texas AM which proved troublesome before suecumbing last year. were noral band lowell. CG~n Annual Mn. llosllatWaltor A 11ft!fly• nrb . !h. Wllllf e will th~ ~ ~.- *-1., • wlflw erd.IIJ IIIII . . =:-the-::..:. - IIIII ~~..!':,':~the ..,. held ~illl the ....:a ::-"...;:·:"Mr.. nual Otr!stmaJ IN"'IY rD be held each membtr ~11411dq to Dt'IIICI P'riday even~ac, Dec. II "'*' •:. d~~ ~;,.. pt11111deot, ~.,:'aal~tronl Club of ,.... In ...._ of ti,. l'llDo were made to molor lo Ro•e. Club Sjll'!qfield SUnday, November Meetong u Held 211 fDr a mooting llld party at / •0 e pter, OES, met ~ home of Mrs Richard Leil The Rose Garden Club met day evening at the borne Gomoo were played llld holt when the Kin etob ; at the home of Mrs. Norman Mrs. Chart.. Bennett oo '""' by Yn. M. L• 'l'hOl'oday evening at the bome MeCain with the program topic Sl Yn. Walta' Bay01,Mn G~·.gb.,;, of Mrs Harry 08 . 8 me being "Christmas All Throup The pari)' will be beJ4 at 14rons and Mrs. Pat Mro. · Annlce Oh~~ge,"''•.:: the House," by Mrs. Clarence homo of Mrs. M. L. French Others attending were dent conducted ,. ohort pb 1- Headley, and " Care of Holiday Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. 01 Plants, " by Mrs. Kenneth Grifness' session and 1 BABY BORN IN GERMANY lley!lolds, loin. Lee for a OlriJtm:, ':.,;e~~ ftth ' Relatives in Syracuse teamMartin restaurant O..Cem Mrs McC . ' od of the birth of a 1 lb. 2 oo. II, at 6:30 p, m. follow..i on ooun: NJo:,::•; 3 to SP 4 a psrty at the homo of Mrs. be held Nov 28 and 29 t · · Pratt. with Mil. Harold Pomero . . a Augsburg, Grmsny of Springfield as host- The Y· . 1 Tha ka . . Helen Ann . Grandparents • The trav·"•• pr•·· d spec• n grVIug arMr. Michael Gollin& ~ wt~ ona1- rangement 1or tht.! montll was b Ge d Mof AUji~ II by Mrs. Ohlinger io<ao award· made by Mrs. Howard Cald· .. s to Mrs. Pratt. well. Flower arrangments were Y G . Judged and ribbons awarded Tl\'0 PICKED ::.~~ere ~ed with pnz- to Mrs. John Arbaugh. NEW YORK (UPI) - Qua.... ndto M · CH~ol~ E~ Th . . trback Archei Roberts of Cors. ar yse e traveling pnze was won lumbta ll'ld Bob Timberlake a 8150 if~o~!c door prize. by Mrs. Headley. A dessert Michigan were o am e d Mrs Da~is presented to course was served to 13 mem· scholar-athlete•at-larse today A. dessert course serv d by the hostess, Mro. Me- by the National FootbaU FOWl-[ CROSS HARDWARI! waR e am. dation HaU of Fame. MIDDLEPORT. o. ~~:: ~f r~acuae. Ebersbach Hardware Co. ~~s 110 W. Main St• SHOP HERE FOR YOUR Here's A Big Special Thanks To Our Customers With These Low Prices! 7th • met At th~ school mnber 12, with the Mrs. Mildred Fitch, The pledge to the nag tbe Lord's Prayer were tn unlstlll. A Mother's Tea wUI be MIDDLI,.ORT, o. en Nov. 27 at 2 p. m. at t..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l ochnol building to get acquairrted with the other mothers. - LIVING ROOM / p •• n~::r ~!":"!: ~ug':: M:.'• Oic~::~i Appointments Are Made by So-uthern PTA The S<Jutltern and !th Grade P.T.A. of by tho~ to the above and Mn. C. J. Ebersl>aob. Favors Kin Club will Hold . P~rty in Sprmgf1eld FURNITURE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAYI -BAKER FURNITURE C? Good things go with .. ... •.. ..... • •... . .. • • • • • •• • • ~ ·: ~ • • • • 0 •0 • •" ' • ••• t -· ThoH Specials No•omber 23 Through No•ombor 28 e BAKI:RY Helen John!lon Is chAirman . The following Crown were made: Mra. Nancy Ervin, Pumpkin • 3031 oc Topping-.. 30321( Cocktail . • 3 Sw. Potatoes ~=~ 2 S c Creme • • • 7••-21 c 1.34 Coffee • • • • Enriched Rolls '· ·" < ~ • "' STARTS WITH 1h'l- ' FRlBNDLY EASIER WAY • :I GAS API"UAN'CBS I The pipin' hot goodness and minutes-quick conven· ience of Heiner's enriched Brown 'N Serve Rolls turns every meal into something ' pecial. Enjoy their appetizing flavor often! Melttne • toottnr • Co.lt1111 • Clothfl Dr)IOI • Wrtof Ktotllll • DlrllwooNIII• !lftlt er1tion • lnc~trltlon • Out· ' •• '12 gallon AND ALL FLAVORS only 49C can • Thanksgiving Frozen Food Buy Kraft's Whipped c:;:; Mince Meat or Pumpkin MIX or MATCH can 3 i $1· Goldon lolo Fruit Cln Taylor or Royal Prince ,.llf ' ICE MILK FIG BARS 2 P~i- J9c er; Mrs. Victor Hysell, mem-1 bershJp cl~alrman, helpe1'8 be named ; Mrs. Mason Flslrer.l pro gam and magazinee ,~:;~:I man; Mrs. Helen Jc chairman of the budget and ance committee. helpers ire Mrs. Fred Smith, Mrs. George Holman, Mrs. Harold Smltll, Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Dale Hill, Mro. Oallt< Hill, M,... Paul Beegle. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Jeanette Law. • • renee. .,ust ~~ An Mrs. Ernest Wingett, man ,of Spiritual and F; Life. and Mrs. Mary Kay YORt, chairman of ::r.:al:~ RefresltmOnto of ec ~;I'll :llqlrlon't wait until coffee were served by the you Ned ~ to do the Jo>l!. ,.. ,......, _ ....., ... ldont, Mrs. Fitch. otom wlnllowa NOWI.l>ick up i!ew ill'orp~ IAIY.ON Stonn "\Vi~ Kill aDd. •k 'ebl up A Thanksgiving worship wbn. the wJcina•• tWl Idly. Each IAIIY.ON Kit ..,ntaino vice will he held In the dear p1utic, molding A nail•. pers Plains EUB church .iu•rYihtnt ftJr a compl•t• nosday at 7,30 p. m. Tho storm window. B•t of all •• • ...,. 1111 at loclll d•alor. tor, Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, lnvltes the public. oo'OD LIVING BUY goes with everything good! brge 30 Size Kraft Marshmallow CELERY jar Nncat. lnotont Lch. 10 or. jar 19c HEAD LETTUCE - - - 2 hooo~o45c _GW .l~ra Fino . ... ~ .· , <!i. J ;,.' ·, . • ,S~.~gar • I ·I ,;. ' - .J . l< ' ' ';;[ •••' ") "' ,- . • • I .,. MI ltoynolde Aluminum II" HHvy . . . ·· - · . · ' Duly . • •• ' ·•1. Plllebury luthrmllk *Serve Ham For Dinner ...,_•. ARMOUR'S CANNED rail :·\l 'isc·uit-s ·. *"''"' kiris •• l9c " ,'; ..,. ~f .. -' . ·?: • Colori , . 200 . pq. l"!llift lU 1i1J..SWB ••• easily the WirY best bread Mea1nqil eao boy, with such excellence in texture, I : or aud &uda that more and more bousewWes . , . lasi$t OD Buiuer's entidred white Jm: • aa · tile ess "''aa'ilpGiar•h•'+-CWr~ Strielmann's ZESTA CRACKERS · I Inner Pkli. Pound BDX - - - - - . , 31b. OYSTERS can 31c Standarda 12 oz. c1n ·• •_..'lll , I ' CloVar hrm Store Food Metic.t "'DDe Store Wllb A Bart" Clovvh,... t i·. ' ' i $1.00 RUTLAND i TUt'LAI~ .; .,. Clft RACINE ' -\ SELECTS LYON.S ' ~7 '. 9·4C Fifth and Pearl RACINE Opan . . . . ' . . . .. '""" .... . ! Dep•~anr··s... 1!110111 . . . . . . ,. " I IT•.IM ' _,~ ... • �\ •Dillr SeDtlnel, PomeroJ:·Mlddleport, 0 ., WMI~ ® ....... - 2 SIGNS 01' . QUAlin Pomeroy Woe J IMI! Allllond . Woa I Lolli B A C'• ............... ___ _ .,._ .... c .'""' .-. ,_. -. ... ................ ..,., c. o.c. tl ~ll'lo D....... - I 1690 No•. II, ltM Total .,. Total INIII ... - fit 113 E. Bartell Handicap Slmoa'1 Market T. Osborne R. Sargent J . Coate A. Coota IW>dlcap 1960 Corv•lr 700- 4 Door _ _ _ $895 a..,. ... _ Art- LEAGUE Mn•f'lr Co. 8. CUster V. Hannab1 441 P. llenneosy T. Hannesll)' Total Woo I Loll I 410 • . .QI MONDAY N11D Real economy and standard trans. Good tire&, radio, beater, dart areen flnisb, lnterior ike new . t .fJ.LENDAR •: . . ' INFOIIMAll()t.,l Nov. 23, 1964 SOCIAL Transfers on L. Gil_ . H. Amberger A. Sawyer ¥. Sawyor Tolal W• I IA>It 1· Television h fliED Ql 471 1741 -·- ... .:.A&D nt.aJI&I • QBII'U. ABID- .... cw• ... -. l.ullft. . . . ~ . . . "' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. o.db A. II. te lJ&OD . . . l r l 80 ...., ~ BEND LEAOOE No•. It, lfl4 Hoilum to n..ua • . IWP.!' NO~ 470 PHONI WY2·2156 419 439 425 Of Cincinnati Dies Friday Clarence Sellm to John R. 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Raymond Jones · Ral 9:30 Middleport Ill FootbaU 4:00 DisCing· 'wiih Oos' s · MflNDA Y THRU FRIDAY 8:55 Sports Headlines 11:00 Top Ten Show m airy 4:30 Interchange 6 45 S\~ On 6:57 Weather Report Valley ) 5:00 Commuolty News 7:Oil !!(Still .and Know 7:00 News · 11:30 Top Ten Show (Duttons) LfnLE ORPHAN ANNII 5:05 World News 7:03 ~"· 5:15 Sportli Today · 7:05 Tlny'o Chapel 12:00 Noon News \ nJII MUSical Clock · 7~ 30 'NewS · 12:15 Musical Interlude 5:25 weather · 7 :JO News Headlines 7:35 Pickens Hardware 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 5:30 Dinner Musicale 7: ~~ .Musical Clock <Tues • Thurs.) 1:00 Bill Miller Show 5:45 Slgn Off 7:45 Word aod Testimony • f :50 News Report (OSU Football) 8:00 OIJlo Valley News SATURDAY 6:00 Bill Miller ShOw 6:15 Sign Off September 8 05 World News 6:46 Sign On 6:00 Johnson • Simpson Ins. 5:45 Sign Off October , · 8.10 Sports Today 7:00 Be Still . a nd Know Sbow (Ft1.J SUNDAYS ~ ' 8 l~ Weather 7:113 New• 1:10 Roy's Food Basket Sbow 7:00 Sign On - News 8 16 Musical CIO<'k 7:08 Musical Clock (Moo . Thurs.) 7:35 Sunday Sllowcase 8: 5!1 Com,nunity News 7:30 News Headlines 8:45 Baker Furniture Show 1:00 French Citr Baptist 9 09 Talk ol the Town 7:32 Musical Clock (Wed . . Ft1 1 1:30 News 9:5~ Mason County News 7:45 Word and Testimony U5 I&S· Soper Market Show 8<33 Hour ol Deliveranct 10:00 Public Service 8:09 Ohio Valley News (Thurs.) <Elder Cline) t0 :15 FamUy Worship Hour 8:00 Wi>rld News · 1:00 News 9:48 Congtusman Abelo 10:30 f.atchst.ring 8:10 Sports Today V:\15 Cotlee With Janet 10:05 Sunday Chapel 11 :08 News Beat 8:15 Weather • W:IIII •Grand Dlo op'ry 10:33 WasbJniton Reports ll :05 Momln1 Melodie> 1:16 PL Pleasant H.S.' · MID!sterlal Assoc. tho '>eople except Friday, Church Football A.S.C. Prosram • 'Ft1. 11:00 SUnday Show Bells Ring 10:30 Song & Story Hour , Worship . Thurs. 12:00 Noon News 11:45 World Newa 10:45 Family Worship Hour ~: 11 :15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext:·Tues. 12:15 Chrtsttaos Hour 11 : 5~ Mason County Newa 11:08 News, Army Hour . 11:33 Swap Shop · 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teet• 12:00 Commuolty News 11:30 Poblic ,Servict ... · Ill~ Tlny"s· Coomtcy HymDa 1:00 Rev. Andrew PllFsons • 12 :05 Local Nows 12:011 News Roundup 12:00··NOOII Report 1:30 ru.v. SUas Billups · 12 .10 Markets 12:20 Bull~tin I!,Qard · >Goeaaler'e .Guoii·Star·Frl 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12:15 Weather 12:25 News 0 Grams J.I.~ Lotry..AndOrsim ShD1r 2:33 ru.v. Roscoe Thorne 12 :20 Bulletin Board 12:30 Sa!Urij~y, !iatinee 4:00 Jim Me.. Show 3:00 SUnday Chapel 12:25 News 0 Grams !:IS Obio State Football . 4>1~ > Blaettaar Auto Shaw 3:33 Country Hymntlmen 12:30 County Agent f:OO Disclng with Doss ~ · . ·' , , . . I'Jbunc) . · , (Dao Bayman) \ 12:45 Country Go Roond 4:30 Tpp ,fen. R.evue <~· 4:i!O LoeaJ.<News · 4:33 Stmday Sbowcase 1,:55 News Beat 5:00 News Ro..dup ' •&:do ~im Meea Show &:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 2:00 Country Go Round 5:15 PohU~ · ftervlea. l 6:00. 6111100'1 Mattet • Newo 8:30 Stmdowti Serenade 2:55 Newl Beat 5:!0 Dinner Musicale ~ . Serenade 6:45 . ')fl September 11 :00 Midway Ms!lnee 5:45 Off 6:45 Oil October )• 3:55 News Beat \ r·1 MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY -· - ---- --·--WJEH RADIO I ',...,..., 1. Moln lt. legal papera. btrtll and almost any oilier cloc:umentl. ... lll8do - CITIZENS BAND' ............ l'olnerOJ tl RADIO EQUIPMENT . ' . . - - - .-, FEAtURING-------. ' Dependable Plerw-Simplon ltldlos • -. . L. . . • ' . ' !EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE rn.m Uvestock FOR call. CUfford Lellhell, Springs. .l.J _ Yl_•nt~__!_o _Buy_ lbt larllett tracll ., l>alldooor ridlator to maallat b81ter tore. the GllADIU DllAO LINII CLAM I"ILLI - llluallfy tlllw For th IUJIJ blfb pa)'lal ioN ID lieaVY eoutructlon, "bWldlDI roldl, bttdPI. dama. JolM lhlel, 1t1r ttelc!., trrll"atioo .,. .. ...... _.. ...... ofnce bWidl.al•• etc. and fonlp employmeu' Local • HUNTER RECOVERING partunltlea. You un dart now laa"riAI your )ll'eNilt PT. PLEASANT llughes, 25, Ashton, 18 Dated Complete praetl.eal Walnllll: • OUB mod.ero -.n.al!llllles, at good condition at PJ.eaaant OUR Rult'lent Trafllilll st.t.e• ley Hospital suffering from Ji'Jaa )'011 tbe baellflrouat YOU bead te •• tbat J"OB you shot wounds In the lq, arm want u a HEAVY IQUIP· 0. MeCOY' h..,d received In a btlntlni MENT OPERATOR, V. A. ap. Cbellar. OhJa.. 1 11 t1e liJ'OYed for tull reOlUU; tnlft• elcleot Saturday, N""""ber :n, For oomple\e \DformaUoa at 12:30 p.m. 1lugbeo waa . for $ele .end nama, llddreu IIDd telepbona DWDbv to d011ta]ly ohot by bls - - -- ":-:c-- . 100 WHITE LEGHORN heaa, ASSOCIATED compaoloD. pe!berl yr. old, soc apiece. L o •rill HIAVY IQUIPMIINT IC...,LI ton, whlle the two ·:·;:~=~~~ 11ot1om, can 16'/'.aiB. WJ01 ,!;b~ hunting OD the Homer · l1 . 211 ---------''""'farm. BLAETTNAR'S ,._..., II. FUR DEALER - Bunten wily gtve away your deer sllna. Sail to Bill Ba11eJ Ia Raodaville, Ohio. Open Friday, Sa llrday, Sunday. Ev1111 lDIu :a lie aULLDOZ&III SCII.AP. .I aACK HOII wltllov.\ job. .... 3 ROOMS / New Furniture ............... -.v'299 c,• ....,,~ _, 0:0"' -, .. ; ' ' ..' ,'·, ' \ l' I.j. ·~·,,. ' ' ·• , :t-,- ,., '!,~: ·· .'I' j"'' ' ·· ·•·· ·i··~· .. j . •( ,· ·-~·· · ···· ,,, •>','w''• • ' ''·' ·' ' '- ·•·¥·"·. .. ·. · .· ·\;· ;, . ' .Accftlorl.. . ------....;...,. lv HAROLP GRAY tlOW SHE'S NOT TIJ.E ONE To L!;T A UTTt'E" lo1URDEI? STANo IN HER' WfSI{ OF GETTI~\1 ffi,1 0: THAT FORTUN'E ! YEP! "TtiU~ 0..0 POifOA CAN BE A fM\. QNCER'E. ENEM'I" I ly TI-llS IS PERSONAL IT'S F-INGERS AGAINST MEAN D MY ASSISTANT, HATUR. AU..Y-ACES HIGH WILt.DUGHfr)'! �\ I"' ~ I .=-I=INE 'J:OOO~FORtFEASTING 0-N fHANKSGMNG~ 17 I I/ . ,, • 3-lb. can IU Fresh Frozen Cry-0-Vac Wropped r.!:'i BEVO AND OLD MATES - Pictur d 1r v . fi • lege basketball sguad which won nati~n~ IY,e or the 12-man ltio Grande Coldowned recent Rto graduates 39-24 Left t I ht 0 yeJair~ ago. Saturday, th•se men penter and Roy Moses. ' · . 0 r g are m McKenzie, .Bevo, Sam Car- . Fresh Frosen Swift's Butterball- U. S. Cov't, Inspected Cry-0-Vac Wrapped Crade .A - youNG . BELTSVILLE Dreama· Lb. U. S. COV'T. INSPECTED- GRADE A- FRESH FROZEN- CRY· 0 • VAC WRAPPED YOUNG Turkeys 5Bibs.!~'· lb • 45c \J-~TuRKEY . 10a!~·· lb• 59c ,.,"1!~.)' lbs. ~~~~r OCEAN SPRAY CANNED BEEF Swift'• Premium - lb. U. S. Government Inspected SLICED .BOLOGNA pkg. Evans Open Wed. Nite til 7 PM 1 .... Swift'• Prerftium - Swift's Premium - U. S. Gov't. Inspected Light & Dork Moat. 3 ta 5 lb. Avg. FRESH OYSTERS Booth's Frozen Sta•d•rd lb. 8;:· 89c 69c Peeled and Deveined Shrimp,'~~- $1 69 Swift'• Premium - U. S. Government Inspected U. S, Govemment lntpec-.d Swift's Premium - .... lb. A••· lb. U. $, Cov't, Inspected CAPONS ~.~;: ~~·~.~-··· IO. OH bOJ<II 1 EVANS lrada ALarca dazon DIXIE BELLE lb. J to 5 lb. A•l· L C 49 49C EARLY i '. 19c lb. box \ Vqetable Beet CAMPBELL'S SOIJP Mushroom 6 s 10 112-0z. Caas MANIANILL• s1 . Yosemlte BAR'rLETT C . t.........;._ _ _ ___.__ _ _ _ _, .., l1·••· pkg. 39c 46-0s. $129 2VJ Can• SILVER DUST $ lSc off Label GIANT SIZE BOX Crisp Pascal jar 6-ot.. jar 79c 11-os. (ar "% Ora P. D. Q, s ' ••tiS For Cookfnr or latlnr! ; ' WAXTEX iii-L'Ei' 4~:~ 29c 2 2 . 100' rGIII 48c IANDWIO;H lAGS 'I 10c SWEET POTATOES s,. 4 I t IoiilS . ' I' Ripe and Fresh K•l ..r Aluminum Heavy Duty Foil 49c Width II" wmt fiUICIIAS~ 0, KRISPY CUCKERS .::~ 31c IIN!i 51tt •OIJ.. 1 FRUIT COCKTAIL ' 5 • s1 - . FINE BAKJD F&P FRUIT COCKTAIL FOODS Fabric Soften" Pkt. Lucky Ch010late Dro11 . .MUCK.R'S .~ ... '). 89c · · .JELLY . - Cl'lllaptl.e . . . GraiJiti , Mint :1 . 10·01.111 '' . I' (. ,.,.~ . Cherry • QDIIIPII~ 1 2~ Can• '1 ' Whole ICerMI Golden 3.::-.::: 11_... 11-ct. I·' Apple b~: Cream Style - KETCHUP POTATO 3 Royal Prince HIINZ ' NU SOI'T Cans , No"' thru Sot.. No.. 26th. 194.1 ' • I 2 ~~49c ~ VACUUM SEALED "' ·~ ~ '/? - GROUND CHUCK . llDmD SPDDM . SUNSHINE '1 EYANS EXTRA lEAN .. FREE 51~ ' s PUMPKIN -PIE·., •• I '1 wiril lhll CDupon & PurchGH Df 3 lbo. Dt mD,.. p~. 29c 15 ~ 100 10.0.. PkgL 5 ltaULAI GROUND IIIP MIXED IUTS -' ~~~- 59c ;~. '1 BRAZIL NUTS ~:~. 45c 2;~~- 89c or YAMS 3lbs. 39c FILBERT IUTS ,~·- 59c ------------------------------~ KAISER ALUMINUM FOIL MASHED Ol CANDIED , c lbs. Deliciously Rofroohin1 --Birth Eye Frozen Food,-- GREEI PEAS CUT COIN ONION RINGS 29c 49c 3-oz. c -acHes CALIFORNIA Far Your Coffee 10 TuMbler 16-0L HUNT'S Yellow ClinK Sliced or Halves Coffee-Mate 49C ·- -- Cello l-Ib. Del Monte Peas GARDEN Del Monte Cut Green Beans 4 :! .1 Koltey's Shoestring Potatoes N•.Tall• 39c Mario's Olives sTUFFED No. 39C Ma Brown's Sweet Diliicious lor 39C HUDSON NAPKINS 2•::,: 37c KLEAR Can SALTINES . JI'OULED -r Clarence (Bevo) Francis was foul d b Dick urday's Tft'l!fiminary contest before the RIO.Mi h" e th Ra<e on th_ls play In Sat; gym before 900 fans. Roy Moses right looks con'granhe uld erReandcontest m the GAHS . • ., , . . . o er men won, 39-24. 59c POTATO CHIPS Planters 69C 69 g~t katie EVANS EGGS Jiffy Pie Crust Mix 2·~;.29c Pillsbury Hot Roll Mix I4-0•. 29c Cocktail Peanuts 3~·1 59C 45c lb. Swift's Premium - U. S. Cov't. Inspected Youn1 Tender - Oven Ready DUCKS 4-0s. lb. 4 to 6 lb. Avo. R~~;;ing tC.tfiCKENS 5 Weight WIENERS .AI~k~r.:. FOR TOUR SHOPPINC CONVENIENCE YOUNG HENS 9 lbs. 49c Boneless Turkey Roast 49c lb. U. S. Govemment Wrapped. No Waste Lean, FlaYGr Grown - 61b. A••. lb. lntpect.d. H•avy lrted For laking or 5tewlng 1 Cry.O-Vac HAM c Swift's Premium U. S. Government Inspected Swift's p,.t111um - Whip $ Pkg. ' U. I, Govemrnent lntSMcted R;;;ti~;·d CHICKENS,,. 5 lbs. U. S, Govemment l"tplctld 300 Cans Fresh, Lean Every Ounce Guo ranteed 1 Swift's Pnmlvm CRANBERRY SAUCE Evant Super Trim - Swift's PNmlum - 39c All Flavors ICE Fre•h Fronn . Young Turkeys::tlb. 35c Hen Turkeys ::t lb. 39c SWIFT'S BUTTERBALL - V2 pint Whipping Cream ' ET US liiUE THAnKS fOR THE BOilnTY Of THIS liREAT LAOD Crade A - 59c BROUGHTON'S- 10c OFF Wellesley Farm1 - Swift'• Butterball-U.S. Cov"t. Inspected Cry-0-Vac Wrapped ~i Bufler ' ' 8 =-·'1 =Sh ~~29c '. �I I • j' .,P.DIIl:rllentl.nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 13, 111M / ••• In Middleport Mr. L. W. McComas weekend In COlumbus mother, Mrs. J. E. e VOL XVI NO. 190 • at y POMfROY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO . enttn \ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 • Fee, License Boosts In MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio SCOURING UNMECESSU~I TONIGHT & TUESDAY Nov , 22-ll-24 "TH~ UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN" (Technicolor) Debbie Reynolds, H:lr,·e Pres nelL J<:d Begley. Jack Krus· chen, Hermion t' Baddt>IE'Y. Colorc.rtoon• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 25 NOT OPEN THURS .• FRI., SAT. Nov. 26-27-28 " FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE " (Tf'<'hnicolor J Luke Halrin. Pame la Frank lin. Brian Krlly, FLU)PER. himself. "STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK" (Technicolor) Barry Sullivan. Marilyn Max · well Scott Brady , Lon Chan ey, KPenan Wvnn . SUNDAY thru WED. Nov. 29-0ec , 2 EJ.V!S PRESLEY in "VIVA LAS VEGAS" ' ('l'echnicolor) .f • ' • •• In Pomeroy Eivis Presley, Ann-Margaret. Cesare Danova. Wm. Dt-mar· est . .': ickty Bluir. t~..turette: How Spry I Am Colorcartoons Admhsion: 75c & 40c Robert Smith on _ rrr 11 ARE MADE FOR ' MISS AMERICA LOAFERS Full Rongo Of Si111 - - - SJ99 THE SHOE BOX PANELING :rtne wood paneling in a Wide variety of species and tinisbes. As low as .. . , 4' X 8' Pogbo.ord liV2c sq. ft. Middleport, 0. Plywood 4' X '/4 $3.52 'I• $3.68 8' X Coiling Tile X u low u 15c SHILVING LUMBER Good, kiln·dried stoC'lc E.as1b worked. Jdea l for sbtolv· iLl. V&rious widths. Ali low .. .... 121'.1< ft. LOUVER DOORS Add charm to dull, uninter· esting rooms Sizes ta fit al1 IWidard op~i\s. As low ItS s~. fl. Ponollng IMohogony) 18'1oc sq. ft. Coulkinl . . . . . . . 39c Kltchon Coblnoto from ... .. . $16.75 Roofing Shlnglos $4.70- 50 sq. ft. lnsulotlon Botts 3'hc sq. ft. Storm Doors . $29.95 Storm Windows •• low 01 $14.25 Woothor· stripping . . 10c ,ft. Mouldings os low •• ... 3c ft. HOMEOWNERS rour nome Insurance 8hould Include coverage tor... er. Miss Nancy Burns, student atll~==~;i:;;:~====:l;j:=C==# the Holzer Hospital, School of II Nurslng, and roommate, Ml.ss Geresa Deanicts, spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Ida Burns and other relaUves. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Landers of Columbus vlsiled brief. ly Sunday wiUt Mr. and Mrs. Eldo• Weeks. Mr. and. Mrs. EldQil. Weeks were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Boley. Mrs. Alva Hlte and son, Herald, of Baltimore, visited Saturday aflernooo wiUt Mrs. RoJ. lin Bearhs. ' ' ,,' ,. I· I - J ;, ' ' .. I . ' ,. ' Mrs. Dessauer Is Hostess to 3rd Friday club '' " \ ARE THEFT VANDAUSM Mrs. Fred l!e$!8~er enterPERSONAL PROPERTY LOSS lained lbe Third Friday ( 1lQb PERSONAL LIABILITY Friday evening at ber ·bom'e at ~DDITIONAL UVING II Cave St. . EXPENSES A short business session held wilh Mrs. D""Y'll' ,Thoma and other losses. prealdtng.' Plans were made lot WE OFFER COMPLETE a potluck Chrialmail dinner party Friday, Dec. IB, at HOMEOWNERS .INSURANCE p. m. al tho home of Mn. ... ATA BIG ZO% SAVING. Neubllng, 1\!Nple Placeo• Call lor details. were drawn for a gift e1 Games were played HOMI MUr&/Ai INIUJANC! CO. prizes awarded to Mrs. :~~:~I Reibel, Mrs. Everelt : Jl ' . Mrs. Grover Erb and Thoma. Refreshmenta served by the bosless to lhooe oamed above and Mn. Bernice ; ' Johnson, Mrs. Benb Wollo, . WY 2-2440 Mrs. Cleland Hlne.o, Mrs.· Dale Pctmeray Smith, Mro. Arnold Haya 1. 2Ji<1 Stroot IL-------..1' Mrs. Max Meinhart, after home damaKe ... ' ;::!1 .............. - : ~f . 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