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"' ' BESTFORIVi ' '\ lflllbemllll JP)&cdkdl~"IUJIIIrol". kat Kode! fiber/Ill IWu you a·eompktely f«<AI . Now your m-ean flt tho way you've al11BJ1mf114· ~""'to, when you weer Ibis llatteriDJ BeltfOIIII bra lliat me~~ your measuremenlio by a full ..nn a 1be Iabrie ,. an airy Ilaoz<Jae ...:::.......... ;:.~. snap to lai.Ulo!£ ElaJilo: "111~ ~ lhlfa a · 3Z-36A, :rabber llitl ..,_. Make Pomeroy Your = The State Highway patrol niclpal court on 1 eba:Ltr'.'. ' said the driver of the car, Ran- failure to stop wttblll dall Jackson, 21, Rt. 3, Cool- eel clear dittaDce allet ville, and a passenger, Shirley dent at 9:13 p.m. Barber, 18, Rt. I Reedsville Rt 35 lwo and a half suffered facial lacerations. Bo1h the j1mci!I» o1 were treated at Camden . Clark Officers reported Hospital, Parkersburg, W. Va., son came upon 1 car and released. Another passen- James E WataoD, 11, ger, Kimberly Barber, 3, was w. va., ianed 1o 1111p admitted to the hospital for ob- station wagtlll 11n1t:1; servation. She suffered lactal 01 th W ait'Jtl~ lacerations The :;"' ... Ill Officers ·,. rted that RaJ b epa hi ,.,...._ 1 era•• ~· " n , Rpot. p arkersburg, P son an ap,..........,. •• .!_..U&IIIa.tlll .....,. was operating the backhoe in te the Dillon. Tbere co clamal• lo iltllll the sou thbound lane, dltcblng moderate w~st ~ ~ ~~ ~Ut a:~:on~: ~ rrthbound h!cJes, w~a~;::a:td ~~.:: :Ida WatBtm, ered a mlll<l' wu not lreated, ..,.DniJiua: the patroL . An amost by the day was Ralpb B. I Gaillpohs, paasillg ~~~~ p~;:..~b:ft: ;:~.file:: a:~·~d!;:- ba,:oe. Johnson 30 Galli lis to . '6 ' ' po • mu I · 1 ! Cl plan~ Ado~ Trave1Agent Charged • h • ~30 1 d~y, A~re-Sur- L'~dour, I .l ,~reeYoutbs , Charged m i Larceny Acts 1 ~ 10~. Apprentl~ Tnu~odz·ng Vouth ~;;., 0:::::,u .t-o , , ~' 1 ·~halrman (~ JSSU~ sufler-~~if J.~~nJng. • Responsr.b.r •ty Pro'Posed ~~~~ and~ :::"::""...:'::::::~.= 'i.!:::""' ~"': • ,. smashing the hard core North ert A. Baker, 20, ,::~-::1 of die vast Cleveland ' !OJ•ces w1th help ]rom the Rt I Reedsvlll.ee 1 "'''rust Co.. died Tuesday ntghl l COLUMBUS (UP!) - William Oertel' I other proposals In- laster and learning more ·than construction and oper-1ice status and master's degree Koreans and Auslrallam and and SIIIICII are " altfr a sborl .Illness. He ·wu J. Oertel, oeen\lry of tho Ohio eluded an Increase in the mini· at any lime In our national Ills- atlo of regional diagnostic and in social work or corrections for some crack VIetnamese marine to Melp county . , :Newspaper - Association, ' pro- 1mum age for obtaining a Ucense tory, and In tbe hliltory i dete tlon centers for counties Iappointment pi a su!Mlrlntendent units. The Sooth VIetnamese while the lll-]reJII·-old . lor • today lowertnl the voting to drive a car or cycle from \6 of the world," Oertel 'oalll iUltlb, to. provide such fa- !ror local treatment Institutions army's duty will be to destroY pear 11 a thte t..• lhe bolrtl In age lrol1l allo It In Ohio tn a lto 1?, and a reduction In the "Perhaps we need to delinquents. Viet Coog at the local level. county juvenile courlr He bep· hlf move: lo, balp comb•! jUvonlle maximum age lor defining a their responslbti!Ues to aoclety ..Prohibit detention ol chll- -EstablishlniJ 1 t'O!Iearcll deThe patrol has ehal1td In Seattle. .. ,tleflnqUeol from 21 to ,l9. accordingly." ttnl\·!n 'jail except when walv- 1partment in the Ohio Youth CLUB MEETS trio with the theft tl •.\ ft 2Z year 'P"f' Oi!l1ol, In remariiS belore the Oertel, wbu was substituting Oertel also deUvered a report er!a \o ad\llt court. Commission to produce longterleS and lwo or lbne Tluat Ohio Conference on for the vice- chairman of the from the Ohio Committee on l . t1ii-bed limit In range planning (or rehabtllta· The Pomeroy Lions club met of gasoline lrom ,i. · and Welfare, 11Jd reduc- Ohfo Committee on Ct'tlne and ,Crlme and Delinquency, wl®h 1 oons!ructlng new iilstttutlons lor Uon. briefly Tuesday evening at lbe a small "crawler"' tltl!col .q,e votlpg age wal one \Delinquency, Uld tbe · suggea- will be considered by - specl•J Idellnqlient'(. ' I -Requiring a· preJimlnarlag\Porlsb bouse of Graee EplsOO- Shade Rlvor Tha pf WOUld of· Ilona were hll own. . )committee of the LejislatlVt !!late llllbsldtes lor hearing within '12 hourtt lor any pal chureb. It was decided tn The · 1!11. '"" tli bttlp ""'"' j}ebple · liJI Filler 1Servloe Commilslon. ' Joeal" Institutions lor child held !D 1 detention facUlty lhold a board ol directors meet-ltbo !bill lliW• raponslb!Btlet to IOC!ety 1 ''There Is no qlii!Atlon•, that ' Tho recommendatliiiiS lncltld· I and of an for COD· 1ng nell Tueoday followlna the ml 1 · Qrller• . ·. ____ , . YGIIII.ii on •erowtna u' ,ed: · ,· · .1 tleltJ!tloll. -- I I perll~ps ytl!fl.;~ ~~'m~~~ ·,~t~) I'"' ~l'l,clril!'a Odi~t ~'~~,•',:o, ~-~ ~-.. adjust•clll~- 11~, lie~ Coni!'~ ~,._\! ~tli ~ ~11,1 ~! ~bl ~~tolll• ~ ' l ! 0~ o~ratlon 1 I' ~I Czecb~~vakian .~~t)lhgence co~victed I. Tue~¥ Spyt'ng, Murder I'"" ,, l d-~ FL~TS. , Bnnheruf>eod po~. BySoVI·ets Plttsbur~h. m~ llli©1ilmm(ID]ll(Q)(Q)Jk~~ s·allooned S H }d • on e In MOther Death ~gh P ~I::STFORIVi 66 . l etCrash .. I lagu~..a torso moresv l I nfan~ry, Bombs, Solves Mystery Of Balloon by At•ll H k r 1 ery ac Call tO Franee ' ~nJ At Enemy·~- Fortt I WORW ~ <,~,• the •)f to scbools JniFrlday on charges ol disturb- ,Mrs. Taylor's appearance at and pad so that he could b.adder oerat1on 13 months ago thO lnten- lng tbe peaco and quiet at the the school apparently (oilowe( question his doctors about the lasted 19 minutes, Operating JANET CHAMBERLIN pc , a disUJ.rbance \Portland Elementary School, ' an alleged action lakin in ro- operations. room procedures took up the In court and ba;prose- and assault and baltary. \ ganl LO Mrs. Taylor's child, a\ The polyp on the edge of the remainder of the President's 53.t)le fullest' estant of \ Hartenbach said the charges \pupll at Portland. !President's vocal cord was \minuta stay in surgery. Sherin, , C.iagainst Mrs. Taylor were fil- l The· sheriffs department was ' larger than had been antlclpat- In response to a question, ••ld .. . ied by Freda F. Deeter, Rt. 2,.summoned to the scene and ar- 1 Moyers related that the doctors . a Portland elemen· lrested, Mrs. Taylor. would allow Johnson lo leave . JlliiiA \ f<)lli>Wiiiil . a tary teacher' after an alleged ! "This is the second time dur-: his hoSpital bed some Ume In 'Ill' a Pattland·. r· area ,disturbanee crea\ed at the ing th.ls school year that we : . the afternoon to walk aboUt a 1 Taylor, ii!H' bo !school. Sherlll Hartenbach IBid [have been summoned to schools ! bit in bls private suite. L Court th!J I ·- l l beeaJ!8e of some parental prob- · . Also later In the day, the A former Meigs Count Jrl lem over alleged treatment ol1 President will be permitted to now a French teacher ; ltbo .youngsters," sal~ Harten- ! u.. hiS voice. But Moyers Said tele hone call to A""Sur-L'. baeH, "And evel')lono oltoltld he will be Instructed to make on Fr ce settled t. :be next tery about • ena large • balloon mrs :not well the aware place the for clasroom parent• ts to I' BERLIN _iUPl) - Two Wes- formal four or speeches live weeksforandtheto keep that SAIGON (UP!) -A U. S. Infantry battaUon backed , take their problems." !ern mvest1gatmg teams anx- use of his voice to a minimum. landed recently near Bowlmg by air and artillery. strikes and the sixth consecutive Sheriff Hartenbach suggested , tous to study the wreckage of Gleen. Ky. , of Alf Force bombmgs, backed away at a large Commwo1 lV8Jll' that situations involving prob-: a Pan American World Airways Hugh Carter, a farmer at nist force in War Zone C near the Cambodian bOrder 10-1 lems ol eoncern to parents \ Boeing 72'1 jet cargo lme~ were nearby Alvation, nottlied state day The battle was raging hours later. Bucky !William) Wallm. a should be handled through the blocked today by a Suvlft atpolice that the. obJect had fallen Ground action increased throughout the Tay .Ninh. YP t"-an 11UnP"nu1rht 'T1'111flO'f'r executive head's office. IIE'mpt to run the crash to earth on hiS land. province battle area 60 miles northwest of Saigon neari1of Meigs County, today announc-l . into a new cold war InCident. Wit Slate Trooper Haskell Borden . the Cambodian border and in the Central Hlgblaodl far. da• i eel he and others have purrha<The Communist East Gerwho estimated weight of :he ther north where Communist ground fire eel Evans Supermarket In Midmans, meanwhile •. began an mballoon at about 1000 pounds, down an FlOO Supersabre. ,dl•port. • vestigation of therr own. found. a tag attached, Wllb m- The pilot was rescued. The l!gbtlrtl In War , _ Ill :I mo. i The store located at North ! All three crewmen died when strucuons m French. has been of lbe ;;..t. gE h p 'Second Ave.' and Mill St., is i S the plane crashed Tuesday in WASHINGTON IUP]) - An Mrs. Janet Chamberlin, a Fresh waves ol Communist successlul U.S. operalioa10fthe "fiiPe t e ower 'dosed today undergoing rea snowstorm while on a rou- American travel ageot - de- lormer French Instructor at terroriSm were reported In the war with DOIIfl)' 1,1100 O•w• ·90FIA, BIJLG.'RIA _ RU8- otocking and Interior redecor·l TOLEDO (UPII - A mother , tme mall !light from Frankfurt scribed by the Ohio State University and saigon area. Viet Coni troops nists killed 111111 anok t i l l!lr' appeared determined today ating. Jt will reopen next Mon-: wa. found fatally shot early to- Ito Berlin. The crash Site was a news agency as an terbem College, and recently of hit an Army post with a mortar of rice captured today tG llrllrl 111'\fferrule Romania's veto and day with lull Jines ol food mer-, day and her 16 - year - old· Soviet army training ground 1operative - is beirtJ( held by Western Kentucky State Umnd . ded the total to about 2,IIGO - - " world communist con- chandlse. was held lor queslloning by near Dallgow in East Germany, Communists in Prague on spy, xers.J!y at Bowling Green, was attack a . terronsts grena enougb to supply the Vlll Cltll ce to tsotate China. Evans Supermarket w a ' police. about three miles outside EBlit murder and treason chargos. sil!Mioned to translate the an American Army truck, armies for many DJOII!hl. 8 e public clash Tuesday founded by Stanley Evans of Authoritl" would not releosc Berlin. U. S. officials suspe<'trd tag and to help with the call at exploded a mine near a Saigon The major ftll{lltt& ...... tlitween Russia and Its maver-iGalllpolls over 20 years ago ,the names of either the victi•n The Communists today stead- Czech-Soviet complicity In the the early hour of. 2o30 a.m. military billet and kidnaped two when a bttttalioll IIi" ally also Indicated that ,and several years ogo was sold oi the youth. Homicide detec- lastly relused ta permit the arrest ol Vladimir J Kazan - Upon talking w1th the Center u.s. soldiers briefly. men) of the lit 1 'f181iow Is now confident It has Ito Thorofare Supermarkets of , lives were at the scene wamng investigatmg teams one Komarek, 42, of Cambridge, of Atomtc !Cnergy m Division tore !Dto l'Mmmmlot strength among the from whom Walt- lor the Lucao County coroner. !rom the airline and a .second Mass. He was of the I France, Mrs. ChambUSing Subs force of unDowD. lile Jl 1M <Al\rld's Communist parties ers boultftt it. I Police were mformed of the made up of Western allied aif charges in absenlia m 1963 ,erlin revealed to Kentucky ol- US 0 If . 1 dl 1 ed zone 2Z miloa tltlrlhweot t)I..'I:P tjjl'llead China out of the Inter- i · Mr. Walters, one · time bask-1shooting by sheri if's deputies rxperts - to travel to the site Kazsn, president of the Har- licials that the balloon had been . · · JC/0 s sc os mean- Ninh city. · 90 tlluonal movement. 1etball star ol Middleport High ' after a youthful voice told the of the crash. vard Travel Service in Cam- aloft since Oet. 19, 1965, and while that AmeriCan nuclear . J-• 1<\School, has managed the Mid·, sheriffs dispatcher, "l just bridge, was taken from a Rus- that Its mission was to look lor submam"'s have been I .4 , .4 • dleport and other Evans stores shot my "lother." • sian airliner on a \loscow-to- \nuclear composill!s. She was 1 off the coast of N llllln, llllln I for over 20 years. 1 Bond forfetled In I Paris flight when the olane later Interviewed on Bowling · VIet Nam for several months, Ill 'i JIONNEVILLE SALT No Immediate chsnges In , SQUAD CALLED Pomero Court made an unscheduled landing Green television. checkmg sb1ppmg into Ralphoog • . . Ul8b - Hard-luck Art Arlons I personnel are planned. . Mr. l The Middleport E-R squad One bond ywas forfeited and in Prague. Mrs. Chamberlin Is the form· harbor and carrying out recoo-'th enrrine trou- IEarl Mossman wtll contmue as was summoned at 10·47 p m 1 er Janet Christy daughter of naissanct and other duties of a . -> 1 p 1 "' wo ''" unsuc- the bUtehOr. n omerov • )W Tuesday In another , to Headquarters Restaurant lor two M y ines Charles Legar's court Veterana Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs. Garrett Cliristy secret nature. • --lui bid to regam the World : store hours w1ll be 9 a. m. Sammy Little who was AdmlS!Io•• - Harold Smith, Iof Nedra Street, Grove City, Amencan officials also re\tlld Speed record, but old be] to p. m. seven days a, ing from a laceration of Carl Th ore Kaufl. %4, Jr., Racine : Mrs. Allen Mar- and a graduate of Olive-Orange ported that soon almost all of wiiiJd try asgaln today. , wee · Ihlp. Little wu taken to Vefu- Middleport rfelted 8 $25 bond cum, Mason; Sarah Congo. High School at Tuppers Plains the ground fighting in Sooth TltJoe Meigs cotniiAM Arion tbreO t'lllll 0111 ans Memorial hospital by pri- on charge; of speeding: Deryl Portland; Clara Grueser, Min- I Viet Nam would be carried out arrested by tho W•tern Utah I sail Oats LODGE TO .MEET vate ear. Edwards, 20. Hartlord, was ersvllle. Meigs General Hospital by American forces. They said patrol Tuesday tlll ehargel ,.,.. of them for the record. In A special meetmg of Shade fined llS and cos!J for speed- Discharges - Roy Crebs. Admissions - None. about l75.IXXI regular troops of peUI larceny in <Oiltlt!CIIoa bOth record attemp!J, the to - Rltrer Lodge will be held ThursDID YOU KNOW and Byrl B. Cox, M. Oak Audrey Hager, Robert Smith, Dtscbarg" - Maude Taylor, the South Vietnamese army the theft of two btttterill year-old AlltOn; Ohio, drlver, Nov. ,1?, to confer the The proposed Lake Erie • Hill, was fined l\00 and costs Otto Jerrell. Janet Reeves, Roher! Rum- would be put to work 1n a huge state-owned equipmelll. 1 was unable to get sufficient Ehlered degree. All Oblo River canal II already land senten•!!d to three days Jn l Birth•- A son to Mr. andl!ield. Cora Thomas, Clara "pacification" drive in Viet wu juvenile power to craCk tbe liOO-mlle per memhers are Invited to attend. 0111 ol date. jail lor DWL IMrs, Allen Marcum. ' Wolle. Cong-inlested areas. · · The job of searching out and jail in lieu!Dofthe bonds were hour barrier. Lodged Metgs •dd] eport ) M E S{Ore never sh~e or tWJSt or get out of position, The stretch. .,_ra bave. adJUstable Jewelok® buckles found OD.1he moSt :. pcn91ve garments. The comfort •. , the fit • , • ' ;l st;u~ ed 'that within minutes alter 1minutes. and the surgery tur j emerg1ng from the anesthetic, repatr of the rupture near !he ll ' IJolhns<m had demanded a pen scar from .Johnson's gall i.- · Collisio-~~: :ne hlil W :c :•n ;"hla ' s ra " a a ad ,! car the pleceheof ro .,wpmen · ere was avy d'?"age to the ear. mjured. There amage to the repor~ - .waIters Buys I $J.99 ' to your lbvery mQVement , . *p:~ . \1 and f\\ \ \ .· .. ~-91) . light and comfortable you $3 99 to • doctors are conJident from the or.ginal microscopic examination that the polyp Is benign," although further tests will be made just to be absolutely 1 Quesdooed Doctors certain. , A; a subsequent news brief- I Mo)erS '"id thP operation for I ing the President'• aide removal of the polyp took 17 , to!) Ja.~ · ~~~~'She~~Raelne, ~Y· cal slredlch Jtont and boce: 2:in~ha~%~~~~rpnet with verU-1 recesse t"TQJ ""' ters ... b'Jg fas hion at a · ht ' x~~~ls~ o!go (DOD • caoc<rO,;.) polyp was removed trom the edge of the Presldeot's vocal coni and tbe loclslooal berola closed." ~rt p wm st 1Lta smooth as skin--and . mosl fiqure-levealinq sh lh I . you re ready lor sma_ll price! While, SIZes S, M, L. aYalloble .in Qi rdle version; sizes S, M, L, Xf... are shown displaying a poster on what to conSider hom• pay. Books are available on all phaSes of agriculture, accounting, clothes buying and stretching lhe meat dollar. The the direction of Margaret Griffiths, extension agent, home ecth during the noon hour, Wednesday lhrough Friday. Office Is located in the basement of the County you to your wailtllne. With firm pc:mOla phi. s~tch panels that Jet you breathe! White. 32-4QB, 34-42C. D cup 34-44. 3.98 --r won t even .know It s on. Every inch atretche• but molds your fi~re mto l_ovely lines. It's lightly boned , •• so it will HOPSCOTCH BY and Mrs. Show Case ahowa ~u ell at.your mcol'c:urvai:eOOII best Gently ~ cm<llUts your booom. Smooths Stretches and adjusts ~_sabsf1ed .to ~d:.~fi~ Consumers" Is the theme of an open house at the Meigs County Ex- .;;;:;i'ct;o f~tt:h;.e 1 office 9 p.m. today, Thursday and Friday. Miss Margaret Griffiths, "1~~:K.~wlth 'Ibi~ ~~a~i~;n * went surgery todayand forrepm removal of abdominal a non-can- , Three persons were InJured . ceroussuccessful polyp from his throat of an hernia. He was expected to be up and around later in at U5 p.m. Tuesday when the day. brakes on therr car failed and A medical bulletin .said the double operation at Be- the vel'licle crashed into a thesda Naval Hospital lasted about 53 minutes, and the b,ackhoe on a road construe58-year-<Jld Chief Executive began coming out of anes- tion project on Rl 121, thesia approximately 14 minutes later.. tenths of .a mile south of the In a two-paragraph announcement after the surgery, Aillens·MeJgs county line. Press Secretary Bill D· Moyers reported thai Johnson was "resting well and the doctors w1th the _out· '. ,: ,' ·, ·:·' '• " surgery and tho · . I ., ,. r: condltlon." eo by the doctors, Moyers said. ' 1 ' surgery began around A slice of the ti!IliUe growth was a. m. (EST) and both immediately taken to a laboraoperations were over at approx- tory adJacent to· the d operating nd imately 7:20 a. m. (EST ). room an d examme u er 8 Moyers •'The surgery bas beea oatd: <Ompleted A be-- microscope. According to Moyers "the eigh~ . BESTBFORM. 1 If• lh• bra that clnch111 a wmo'-Y:middft fer' YW ••• ;!'""you the look fashloillov.ii ••• yet con110 more than an ordtllary~l See bow eviry hint elf mldrill bulge mel18 awa}il hop into that tightfitting sheath with 3M ~ll' umf(Q)lf~ IEll'& • I . d Ill o~r.~~u~~!.~~~!".~~ ll]Ufe glrdl_es that creep np or r ide down, and discover the Enjoy a ptl"ltier you iu tlli~ stylislJ , high-waisted Lycrai' spandex panty. Set! how tile ~! retch lace Cliffs iloi<l, . thi h h li h . m your su! :- ow g t stra:<'gtc- boniug :md special stitciJing Silftlv your front and s1des-and t'TI/'ov n bark Vl·e,v th t' · d" I l " J · · a SlleW an nu ura , I as~ I/ ' rlon -mll huC'k w·dstba d I 3-p .,. . · n ,asoanew • ?Sl.lOD gartrr adJnstnwnt. Wl 1 it ~. S-\f-L-XL \1-:ustline .\~l'SlOU. · · "JtJJ. · ' m.tn:> oi the Sll.mc fea-· 95 ,. Throat Growth was Benign; the blissful comfort oE :t 'u e uc1·":'Ri n the speci al back section-it moves wifh t?u as you bend, walk a11d run. So say goodby to panty BESTBFORM~ Is stop stop discover ~ -'-I~ ~mont ~lll!lu~', fllln~ ~~' ~tlllt;lvUserv·'Unued ..' . ., ; j ;' I " ~lljdavlt . ' ~eaulc ,IAI ; \ ' �' ,. • ,I " ' lrisli' :Favofed By Four_ Sa I NEW YORK (UPI)-NolnJ running of backs Nick Eddy and West.ru Pacific Coolerenco's idle. point plclo<JVer the Bodron. Colorado Ul O!M Dame, with Ita powerlU! quartet Larry Conjar, are favored by nomination lor the Rose Bowl In the only major tolle" 1 · . th colle . le four over'l1'01an!,11'illltlll of offensive threats, looms 81 a the oddsmakers to'down the No. over arch-rtval eighth~rated game Friday night, Miami 91 8 0 er gta -seven O'Vet lour-point choice against Mlchi- 2 defending national champion UCLA. Both teams have lost Florida is an 18-point favorite j MISsouri js If over Harvard line Ol'tr gan Stale Satunlay, Ill what Spartans. one game, but USC is 7-lon the ,over a rebuilding Iowa team iMjoillgan .five over Dartmouth If over some experts are already But, lifter !be MBI! game, season, and UCLA 11-1. from the Big Ten. Mlssisflppl lll over Stanford stc over c:~== ly lob Wlngtlt calling the "game of the Notre Dame, will have to worry Sixth-ranked Arkansas is ' I . . . Tennelsee .J/1 over ~:~!!: I G~~,..,.n Bay is a decade." about seventh-ranked Southern big 17-point selection by the One of the fierceet nvalrJee miSoulhern ,Methodist ll)llr Chicago in The top-raaked Irish, with California In order to sew up oddsmakers to down Texas 1the nation pits ldinnesota ' Baylor, Syracuse 17 over Leagu, acUon, · deadly scoring punch in Terry the national Utle. I Tech this weekend, while the against Wisconson. The Go- Vlt'gtnta, Purdue 11 favored by 11 orer ~lfAI( Hanratty's paBslng. Jim Sey- Meanwhile Southern Cal is a ,other five teams in tbe UPI top phers, although their record ts 1ndiaria, lllinois 12 over Los Angeles three over ~f~ "th Top fl!,ghist coaching and good competition to build mour'a \'eCelving and the[ one-touchdown cl!oice to win tbe Ito major eollege ratings are 1deceiving, are a slim ,....,. western, Rlce one over ota, San Franci!CO oeven . ,)If e game as necessary ' table t.nnls as In aU · · ·-·- - - - · Philadelphia and New Yorli sports. SPORTS DESK i .------------------·! ,. ' .J I ' Stuart Station Contract Given U.S. Steel i • Kenneth Vining to State Ohio, Easemen~ Salisbury. Har! Haning, dec., ro AUld. lor Tr1ns., Elsie Haning Epple to Michael A. Epple, Jitney Supper Nets $268.25 For Boosters fJ01([ • I DOUGLAS EADS RAY ROBLES n11 "'- .; _,1." 1 A EVANGELISM RALLY opens at the First Bap- ·tis! Church in Marietta November 17, and one at the -~ First Baptist Church of Jackson on November ~ 1 each at 7:30 p.m., eciJOing the World EvangelisM' Congress held recently in Berlin, Germany under the sponsorship of Bjlly Graham. Featured as the sr.:~~~::-;r or at both rallies will be .~ Evangelist at the Ohio just returned from the to a local choir musical Mr. Ray Robles, a member for · Graham Team. All Jobn Tannehill, 14, Middleport, who is building his table tennis game, will come in to a coaching windfall next month. He will become the nnly p.. lng the :W. held numerous world pll of Lee Dal Joon, 21, Korean ranldngs in table tennis baa champion and currently world been eclipsed entirely by the sixth-ranked. Dal Joon, who Astans; t!Ven the Europeans. haa been on an extended eihl· Tbe U. S. today has no player bJtJon tour of the United Stateo, tn the world's top 25. has picked Columbus for his Dal Joon, in his U. S. tour, home while ht1 studies for 8 de- ran out of oppositwn 85 U. S. gree at Ohio State University. players came to decline to apDal Joon would be consld- l'~r with him. For example, be ered a 'prize catch Qf any area sv•am"""n two-times national r>" I a ive with table tennis interest. champion Erwin Ktem of CaHHis coming to Columbll!l to play fornia and two times national out of the Columbus Table Ten. champion Bermie Bukiet of ms Club, 2464 Cleveland-Ave., New York so thoroughly they is In that category. would play him only once VitP.J to his dEcision ta settle Dal Joon, like moSt Korean~ in Columbus was the Influence Americans are lamiiJar wJ'th ·Is • o, Bong Mo Lee, a fellow coun- short (5-3) and also is blessed lryman, a certified public ac- with a tremendously powerful r t t ho I I h f . oun an , w recent y aunc • rame, phantom-ilke speed and ed a thriving wtg distributmg fantastic coordination. bt•sines !, Bong M0 Lee recent- ms tak'mg over the coachmg . ly returnad from an extended of young Tannehill means that tri~ to ~~ng Kong, Japan, and Tannehill, who J1a!! played out Korea bemg down sources of oJ the Columbus club two years, su;ty ~or _hii new company. need go no farther than Cleve1g d1str1~Utor Lee has been land Ave. for the experience a ranked Ohto table tennis play. •needed to advance Jus game. er f~r lO years and has helped Last summer he was told ~eoac~ TaMehlll w_ his present by Danny Pecora, 23, Chicago, ve)~ Df play which lneludes U. S. runnerup m the nationals h 'g!i~ li..U 1 , . '"f "l iloona rankmg a~d of 1966, that he 'would have to O,, ~ P player in the juruor get out of Ohio by 1961 to fur· dJVi SJOD 115 and Und and 17 lh d 1 h' .. er er eve op IS game. and Under). Today that appears unnec..>e11· The Umted States, which dur- sary. 1 Max 'Ross' Mari.OD Cathoii~C--. 'Team w··ns second straig• ht 'A' crown AILSTAR Middletown Up The blue whale Ia the largest animal In the world. Many Umes larger than an elephant, it can reach 1 length of 100 feet and welgb u much u 150 tono, according to The World Almanac. While It lias no teeth, It feeda by awlmmlng through a man of minute organisms (plankton) wtth Ill mouth open. The jaws !ben clo10 wbUe the tongue forces the water out thrOugh a whalebone oleve, leavlnc tile food behind. MIDl>IEroWN, Ohio IUPI) - Some'I',006 leachets and noncertlftl:at.d emplwes of the Middletown school system were grant.d raises Tuesday night by the board of education. The raises will be 9.48 per cent ·or present oalarles, over· aging $678 per year or more for t.acbers. They will be Included in paychecks of Dec. 8. The old minimum teachero oalaey, lor these wit~ only two years of college, was $3,700 and will go wfi,OOO. The minimum for teachero with -bachelor'I deand five years exper1ence was ~.800, and will go to 16,- 1 3011. Browns R00k•e J Js Hospitalized M '. Greer Paces 76ers v·Jctory v1 ble I Eastern Local Society News I ·-·;: Over Knicks Call long distance for a dollar 1 an? BEST -. Mi 11 Mik•~ll · Mlull•k•ll•• !by . . '. TURKEY HAM 1 '!\r.:[l Tro~l Bot.,;.' 1pent 8 lew days1 with ·hers, who will take part in the National 4-H Club Congress Nov. 27 through Dec. 1. . LOOKING AS IF they plan to breali "Me· an(! My Shadow," Lester Maddox, left, ancl Howard Calla· way turned up in Atlanta to meet with Georlla Gov. Carl Sanders to discu99 the state'J. btltlg•t lor the next two years. Since neither Maddox nor Callaway came up with the needed m~Jority to be elilc\ea gov· ernor, butb men are being brfefed on the workbig.s of , the state while the courts are trying to fl&ure gilt what to do next about the elecliou. Mar , C t h }' 1 •\ Next stop Is Chicago for four Ohio 4·H Club mom· David Rlgp and daugh • They are among some 30 •late winners in various Mr and Mrs G G G 1 project areag, reports the Cooperative Extension Service. au • The four, two boys and two girls, will have a chance' at • · · · Mrs, Iva Harr and M/'8. Arthur $500 national scholarships to be presented duririg the Hines of Alb!!ns. calle<l on Mrs. congress. ., M.-y Reed, recently. The Ford Molar Company Fund 'Is giving t.he trip to Mr. and Mrs .•C!Jarle! Massar Jennifer Blakeslee, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles vtalted Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gray E. Blal<eslee of 1635 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, for her It BarUett. · over:all achievement m 4-H Club activity. llr. flld Mra. Rosa Cleland, Tl\ls year, Jennifer has given demonstrations locelChestar, and Mr. and Ml'll. Ver· ly and on the county tevel in tailored garments, personal non Cleland of Columbus, were accounts, home furnishings, tasty meals and junior lead. Sunday dinner &"••Is of Mr. ershlp. She is juuior leader-of her local 4·H Club and has Mn. Norman McCain •nd served on many' committees. She is active in clothing Vernon Cleland food, home furnishings, poultry and home management for Induction In· projects. Forces. Others are Thomas Trout, 17, s0n of Mr. and Mrs. Ger.ld Trout. Mount Blanchard, was awarded the trip by SYIIAC\JSE UNIT CALLED the, Fire!!lone Tire & Rubber Cornpanr for his au)omt)o Syracuse . om~Jlency live project;, W•.•Vnghouse Electric Corporntion present· wa, oumrbOJJe4 !01; Mrs. ed the trip to·aary Eby, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs Rotiert Teaford, Syracuse; Eby, Vlckel')', foil Ills electric project; and Jean Mikesell Instead of the ~cine 18, tlaughfer of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mikesell of 42i ~quad, as was re- Uncoln Ave., Cadb, was granted ,the trip by Standards P<Jrted. _ _ ____ _ Bran~ IDcorporated lor her bread project. · I •l ' -::1 ..... . ... .... 200 ,,, FREE H & R FIRESTONE P,Ja!J Alt...,• ' ' .. whit.wall tires 64 Studebaker 4 Door, 6 cyl., shift, · white w•ll PLUMBING wit. ,.. Four Ohio 4-H Winners are ;! Set for Chicago Congress .; ! J 65 Ford G1l1xie · 500, 4 Dr. I cyltndtr, oufti0 'f "' tr1n1. R1dlo Ia HHttr, • Plumbing-Heating BOWLING ~; CAR ANTHONY 1 f TOP · 1 .., ,,. RJ G H..f ' ·"';oti•l J HI § WAy fQR I' Cops CJass'A' Football Title Mrs. Florence Sturm and and Mrs. Tom Sturm and 1da•ughlor, of Grantsville, W. Va. recent callers of Mr. and Starling Massor and lam~ Julia McCoy ol Glen • ville, W. Va., spent the weekend With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1•~;. M~r a:!!:!'~Y~ Long . HEATING 1 SAN FRANCISCO'S Carol Doda, who Introduced the topless trend on the West Coast a couple of years ago, has indicated she plans to go to New York "to show 'em what the topless is aU about." New York polire jailed two topless waitresses Nov, 14, so Mlsl Dada_ may want to reconsider her planned "tople!ll good will tour." .:'~~d ~~Y to ~;.. p·Ittsburcrlt Ace Named • Ri0 Grande Season Against ,. Aos~. COLUMBUS (UPI} - Marion waged a down-to..the-wire b<tttle Stanton Local, wnlch advanced Clear Fork, ..,.hich basr~'t been Catholic, winner of 25 in a row, for second place. two nolches from seventh in tile beaten in M games, is the only 1 Tuesday became the first team Bluffton, four lh a week ago, final ballolmg. squad that doesn 't have an 1 ever to be umed No. 1 twice held tbat posi tion, but there Versailles, which romped to 8 1tarmshed record. Clear Fork, ! in a row in the United Press were many changes m the sta nd- 10.(1 mark while scoring 408 w Bi c b tallied 26 points International Class A higb mgs in the remammg spots. , pomts and surrendermg 111Jy 20, 1game, while giving up only " ,. . scbool r~tings. I Roundmg out the top five was /slipped from fifth ta aixth; had one tie on its 1966 record. The fJghtmg Irish, coached Cory·Rawson, wh1ch is unde. "Ha, hal Those, joken all want by Max Ross, led the poll all feated for tv.o years took over I Winning streaks were one of -. seventh,· Lor;un St' Mary ad- the bi.g credentials that each of to prove theyre 0ol •uper seasoa and e~sl ly outdistanced u th It h d A th 1 M1II ~r sport ' chamI var~ced one to eighth·, Clear I e e I e. a . no er ong-ter .m IttIIOUI.'" r~nnerup j Co R h P'.""b' oil the _Ma~~tate Lek ague, Fork shpped three notches to wmner Is ry- awson, whic tte u-v mar nmtil and Portsmouth Notre has chalked up 20 straight Tht WI~ 8. g 1 nn~ ed · f t 'D . e<:l . lOth Fighting Hornets averaged '119 I arLOntereceadv l.. ledven ~ arne remam m-. . pomts per contest and ~ave: up pace vo s an ro up .wu O ~ f 3 U3 points 81 more thaa MillersAHL Standing:~~ 129 per game this season. d d S d k U. d Another big wmner was Lo11 port, whiCh nu ge an us Y NEW YORK I UPI -0 If' ·1- By mil' Press tolernaHon I . St. Mary ..•lch hasn't las' St Mary for runnerup honors u Jc Eastern Division I m• " b· . oi l.'i der Roberto Clemente of the W L T Pt defeat In theJr last 15 )?:a mes YM~~~:np w~s ·named 08 26 of Pittsburgl1 Ptr <Jll'!:i beat out 1Hershe, ~ 3 ~ s. a two. season span. St. the 33 balluls returned by the p1tcher Sandy Koufall. of the LisIQuebe; rules as North Central 7 5 2 CLEVELAND (UPI) _ At- state's coactib in the final bal- Angeles Dodgers by on ly . 10 Sprmg(leld king. 7 4 1 though both the c 1 eve 1 a 0 d lulmg, compared to 17 for Doth points today to wm the first Baltmmre i place Stmdusky St. 6 3 1 Browns and the Washington !Millersport and Sandusky whlch Natwnal League !\lost Va!uable . Providence Mary,. which has won 13 ~ 1 9 4 Redskins are hurting from re~--------Player award uf lm 12-)tar l Western Division mclud1~g three . cent inJuries, the Skim are exmaJor league bast' ball career. w. L. T. Pts llast year, registered seve~ peeled to be severely handl Cl th d . R h t , m 1966 while rompmg 1 · · emcn 1c wan e awar m oc es er ... 5 0 d ky B C 1 8 capped in Sunday's tangle at vohng bv 20 members ol lhP Pl:tsburgh 6 5 2 an us ay onerence the stadium Iitle and 1ts first perfect ' . Baseball Wnlers AssocJatiOn of Buffalo 4 8 :1 11 since 1957. The Browns are 11-poaAt faAme1u:a (UBWAAJ although Cleveland 2 7 1 5[F"""-.."""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;; vorJ'tes In the match ' · ' · he n~c1n d e1 ght fir:st-place Tuesday's Results Washington Olach Otto Gra. to·otes to nme fo r Koufax. Baltimore 6 Buffalo 4 ham said tacbe~kle Joel Rthutgens r Clemente alS0 had 10 second- I Pittsburgh 5 Quebec 4 probably or b e sea. . iHl . d tw• tlHI ...u S 1Ot l (Only games scheduled) f will. . out . bl.!l k By Uoited Press IDtf'rnational place voles ~ ".~Hea .""· remh]unhng 't I acd. I Hal Greer the hol·handed ' 218 pomts while Koufax had ""I --Your Dependable s m t e ospl a an • I d th' d t I ih8 St Lo . 1M Ch' 99 ~~l don't think we can count on Philadelphia badeourt man, Is secon s, one lr · Wt our 1 . ws ur 1cago DolO< For hlm for any more belp this I having troubl e m""" g his man. and ~ne f'fth. One wnter d•d not !Only games sch~uled) year,'• Graham said. Greer had to sit oul part or I mention Koulax on h1s ballot at l Wednesdays ~a~es . By DICK THOMAS 'fhat leaves the Redsklns wltb the third quarter and th~ ~ast 12 all. Los Angeles YS. CmcmnaU AND ~e crl~son ~lad Walsh CoJI~ge Ca~ileers of DJ:. only two defensive tackles 01 minutes m PhJiadelpfua 113-1 Roger Maris' seleclloo over at Dayton, Ohio ~ymte L. Gmsburg, head ~oach, _wtiJ furmsh t~e oppost- the roster _ Stan Jones and 109 win over New York Tuesday MJckcy Mantle for Ulc Amen-I New Y~rk at Pluladelph1a !JOn at 2:30p.m. Saturday m Galha Academy H1gh School Walt Barnes a rookie from the night because he ran into 1St. LeuJS at DctnJI Phone WY 2-2 550 · f n· G d ' can League award .m 1 ~.. "\10.1 y, as i f th H gymnas,um or e omecommg opener o 10 ran e University of Nebraska. . opposing pl<lyers and foul Ithe only revious instance m•:,:<O~n~ly~ga~m~e~s~sch~ed~ul~ed~)==~~~~~~;;;~ Colleges 1966-67< basketball AVON Good - - . . trouble • Before he left • however ' , wh'1ch the PMVP wmner d1d no11 season. er seven members of the 1966- , Someon·1 Ia ex • ·-~· ted to be Greer did more damage than he I • A Iough 27 game ochedule 67 squad are Freshmen e pee d poll more lirst-pwce votes than h C ·. promoted from the cab squad1cause · any other candid <~ te Fourlet'n !a~c;~hg Lsnha: se:So~ I Tra~:e~ma-:f lh~ te;m lSB Don and Jim Avery, who was signed i. Gre:r purnred i~ 33 points. points ilre awarded for a firSt· J!i ~At"·l~l Dl " s setoven d H d l Oh.' ,hse:mor rodm ea,v- as a free agent last April, is the mcl udmg Jl of hJs first 15 shots, phce vote nine for second • ea er, 10, w o may ress or prime candidate for lhe job to pace thf' Eastern Division .' '. ' as n ~ c rec r an • Basketball Cttach at. RIo the. Homecoming . game but , Desp1te . the setbacks,-Graham · 1ea d.mg 7oers to thf'lf l'Jfth etgh t for th1rd f and . so 9n down, Grande College. Durmg hls Will no! see act1.on due to a , thmks his team is showing signs straight VTclory Jn the other , tu one pomt llr a lOt11-p1au ~x .seasons at Rio Grande bro~en bone In bJs rJght ~~· of getting more spirit lntA the National Basketball A s~oci atwn vote. . . ollege, as eoach of the Red· roach Laham smd J ues- Ia · - ~ , action, St. Louis downed Chica- 1 . men,_he has compiled a record Iday aigbt that Trainer wtll miss P leferrin to last weekend's go 107 _99 I . NBA Standmgs . af Ill wins and 47 losses. Ithe opener and will also m1ss l31_.10 1 gto DaU• .he •.,. .. 1,. ~• WJ'lt Chamberlain added 24 By Un•ted Prl'..;s lntrrnatwna! • p eliegrene, 6-5 JURor . I the Red • sec~n d game on saw' more oss emotion -~. , from ·-·... EasIeru ()'IV .. , TIHI)' , mens my points for the 7f~rs and Willis I ISton : .rom Canton Central Catholtc, Mondn~ mght agamsl the Oak- Iplayers thi!l time th~n ~!),Y tjme Reed and Walt Bella~y were . . W. L. P("t. , Is the big man to watch on the .laad C1ty College Oaks at 1 1, be ·U, ·th " high scorers for New York with ' PhJiadelphJa 12 I .!l23 , 8 1 Cavalier squad. Gone is big Oakland Ctty , Ind. ~.':1• 1 ve en WUJ ~mt_ ·..;~~ 17 points apiece. Bosi.An 10 2 .8 13 : Nl k P II tta 11-4 I h Jey were ·""' y.. uPile ~ · " y k 8 7 5"3 · c "• ~,'pol• 1 lnsenWnrlsh' , '"7,0 I to me it's a ~ealthy' stgn. They Chicago' high-scoring Guy ''.ew or ·, ' • 5 7 "1 1I !IC'Ort'U loO n 11 a s 't"" I weren't indifferent !UMI"' tfiSy Rodgers was held to only 12 Ctnc~nnatJ ~9 ltosa to~~e!Redrnte• lnPthlleltr l IOn a 0 IC ·didu't just shrug It off. .! thfak polnto by the Hawks, in a see- Baltimore D' 12 1l .133 ,rs meewug 8S year. a o. , :maybe theyrre at the point 9f saw battle in St. Louis. Western JV ~ton • saw Umltod action and fall- I !starting t.J grow up as football Chicago's McCoy McLemore . w. L· Pet ld rn score In the second meet· 1 " j players , pumped in seven straig>ht points I s11 n Fr~nCJSco Hl 6 .6~ ng between the two teams last I . Moria llelpitallztd in the second period but was' Sl. LAwis l 5 _;,nJ ;~:· fl~ch Rio Grande also I i The Browns may be one short ousted f~om the game after two ~etrOJt 6 9 .400 ~ ' h · La h , 12 1 when they ~et Graham's consecutive techmcals. I Ch1c<1go 7 I! .3R9 ,,oac n am 5 - man d R k . Le W1'lk t0 .... LJ . Ang •Jes 4 10 286 After 8 PM .:ond all clay Sunday. call (S!t'II•M to ltatlonl •ny ad thl h89 ft COLUMBUS (UPI)- Th fi I squa · 00 le tight end Milt n ens Pill"-' s t • • w~€'re •n th€' Cofl\m€'n tal u.s 101" no more lh &n a dOII&r tor qu b kl 1Year 1 ve d I •·-~t. nal Morin Is laid up with a leg Jn- score res with 30 pomt~ fur Tuesday's Rr"ults lhe t1r st J m.n .. tes Al1 sk11 1nd Hawau e~cepled Ta~es not 1966 U :ted Pr . HI h '"h Cl A JUry and Is ell.pecled to remam Lou1s, and rookie Lou PhJia e p 18 1 ew or me'-' e · ac , our however, senors an Oh 10 m g .:x:essoo1ni.CJ •~n i~~d~:~~'~,~~·~d~~~~~3~~:.2':k~~0:,2;;i~'~'~'~i;i;iiii;i;iiii;i;iiii;i;iiii;i;iii""'i;i;iiii;i;iiiiii:iiiii:iii;i;iii""'~~iiiiii~~~ th e 1nen 0phomore, assaona . . d· coache!l rootball ratings (with m Shaker Heights Med1cal Cen- !a ded 21 pumts, lncJudi_ng r=-:=-=::=:-=~:-=-=:-"1 1 first olace votes and W8t1 _ lost ter for .several days go·ahe!ld basket late 10 the d. th ) He suffered a lievere bruise second period. Bob Boozer was 12 To 14 Lb. Avg. rec.~ s m paren eses : PlJi t on his right leg in last Sunday's high for the Bull'l with 18 1 I. Ma~~~atholic (?) (9-0J ;~ game with Philadelphia. Jerry Sloan added for 2. Millersport (4) (l<Hl) 119 Chlcago..- - - Or 10 to 12 Lb. Avg. 3. San. St. Mary (4) (It).()) 110 KARL TO FIGHT 4. Blullion (3) (lHlJ 95 COLUMBUS (UPI)- Mar· ROME mP! ) - The 8uropean 5. Stanton Local (4) (!H)) 94 sbaU Unlvenlty fullback Ao- Boxing Union IEBU), which had : With Any Major 6. Versailles (21 (10.01 89 dy Socba wao Hlected at threatened to strip l:uropean I Appliance, Stereo or T.V. lildaBtrfal League ?. Cory-Raw54Kl (9-0l 68 Mid • AmerJcaa Couference heavyweight champion Karl O.tober rl, 111111 ,_ 8. Lorain 66 ·buck • of • tbe week, wbtte Mildenberger of h'1s tille unes.s I [ FSt. kMary (!Hl) WOD ~t 9. ~. u~ar or (!Hl-1) 62 Mtaml ol Obio ta<kle Ed he defended It against official Blue and Grey 10. Portamouth N.D.(]) (9-0) 59 PhllpoU took llnoman • of· cha)Jenger Piero Tom.,oni or' Outten Drugs li(lellad 10 teams: 11. Pow- the week hooon, It woo an. Italy by Jan. 16, K & C Jewelors. bat8il' (1) 58; 12. River Valley oounced today. Tuesday it had received Davis & Warner (l) 54: 13. Dennison St. Mary Socha, Marslooll'o Ctlllta!D from Mildenberger that he ,.,. 11 . B!IW Hdwe (I) 48; 14. Wellington 36: 15. aad IeadinJ ,...... • gainer, enougfJ to defend bis1 Ed's Auto TrJm Milan and Shadyside 'l1 each; spearbeltded bi1 teaRI'J IIIPiet .. The champion's recent ·II High Team Series 17. Mineral Ridge 25; 18. Me- wlu over Keat Sahlrday. The position is gradually easing and Grey, 2423; High Donald 24: t9. Cuyahoga! 115-pouDd oeolor from Steu· Mildenberger ought to be Game - K&C Jewelel'll, 871; Heights 112; 20. Dover St. J1>- beovllle picked up 111 yardl to mount the ring in High Series - B. Bowen, 567; seph 31. ·' ta 13 oarrlet. , condition by Jan. 16," lhe High Game - B. BowOIJ, 220. Olbon: Granville, Bridgeport. Phllpot4 tile Redoklno dt. declared. and Barnesville 16 each; Belle leostve eaptalo aotl their - - - - - ------11 Womea's Friday Loopo Center and West Jefferson 14 prime Ali • Amertea eantll- Parkway, Ottawa Hilla, DctoiJOr 18, liM eachi Allen East, Unloto and date, kept DaytoD'I oHen&e cerville, CrooksvUle, Philo, Woa from geUiog aaywllere Sat- mantown. Middletown 23 INCH Bahr's Clothlel'll 19 ~ Brown's Tractor Sales 18 urday wltb 2t lscldea -Dine East Canton, North NolaS Beauty Salon 15 i Frent:hle's Trehe. 18 of them oolo. State, Leetonia, So~th GENERA~ Team No. t llll 12\l 1118b·Game and Series -Nick For botb Se<ha lad Phil· Fremont St. Joseph, Wayne Forest Run Block 10 14 Coates, 199, ~71; Team lllgli poll dl!o lllll1ted tile ' oeeoad cal, and Lancaster Bishop "'""·" ELECTRIC G&G Cafe 9\l 1410 Game and SerieS - Ronnie's time tills. ,....,. IIley ' had 1W _..I·ck .... . ...,.................~;;; TELEVISION Beverty's Beauty 7 17 Boys, 11211, rot boeo oomltuJted lor tbe boa- 1r . , . High Game and Series . Btlld . Glrlo Lea" " .·. Ellen Miller, 199, $17; T1 ' ~ ~ W01 LoBI D&i:UJJ!!m'-~ I 6 . LJ LSI Game - lola's . 5 ... <,. 4 . 0 Gilmour. Academy 13 each; Fi~;:.~ 153. Teem H!Jh J CJothlero, 185J. I 4 0 Bl'IKlkvWe and Dolton 12 each: · IT·eam S 2 2 New Albany and Du1>111 11 llootl Llquo , I~: 2 I S each; Mason and Windham 10 Ocllller II, 1111 I I1 I ! otleh; Piqua Catholic and FlrePoi!'lll High Game "O'Brien land• I each; Randolph, Pick Up FREE Tlcht, Dehble Ph!UI(ij, Ill; lllgh Comb and Berne Unloo'T each; I No Purch•• R"''uirttt (DEALER STORE) ISerleo -'- Brenda Taylor, 215; Pauldinal. Certified q11 St~~=n>; ·lllltlb Game· and Sarita -Team Leta thao live polall:. South· lim w. Moln 11. NO. SECOND MIDDUPORT - 8111, 1174/ .. .. lngton, Nelrilury, -·-·-- ....... - · •Ieers open Round BaII C!IVJ Te~e'her Pay in si~o':'~eAtl::ri ... League, New York lo Buffalo lU over I :r Feared Dead •• Train Crash .. .. - ... 65 Pontile G.l.\111''"1 T•mPMf. 2 Dr. IIPMd trans. Herdt.,;~ ,lJ 63 Ford Gelaxie 500 4 Dr. I eyllftder. marie fnnt. huter, power white waD tirtll. 64 Ford F-700 5 •.,... , .. , .-xle, I '1 2 .,-,. fFolftl, cyl. Dump Trucll. LOIJtl - · ~ _ · .J Automlf5. trans. ' 63 MercUJY 2 IIMrilll Door~"':~,,~ 1 c..Pewer lnl..,Avta-- 63 Ford Glluie . 500, 4 dr. I eyl. ot<l. tr..... Rodi• l hootor, WIS ~·. .;, 62 Ford G1l1xle cyl., ·~:.":' 4 dr, I tran1., ndio A ttl S tlrn 62 Ford *· 111- Country W.n 4 tlon wagon, 8 cyl. auto_. tl" tranl., ...... WIS tirM a ....... 62 Scout 1(, Ton 6 cyt. 4 wheel ctrW. 62 Chevrolet % ton P•n•l Tnootr. 6 1¥!. 4 liMed tr•M. 60Fordf..600 2 too, I cvl. I ..... ~id~~:~ 2 .,..d ul., . . . lonowhHib ... 65 Ford Custem 4- dr., I cyl. tuna. Rldlo & hNMr, S ttr11 66 Chevrolet Mlllb" 4 dr. Hlircflop. •yl,, automatic trans., .,., atMr1nt. racfle huter, WIS ti.-.. 62 Olcls St1rfire 2 power power bralc-. & hukr, Wll tll'tll dr. deering.. rHir~~ Hardtep, Yow Always Pay less At KEITH GOBLE FO:R·D.. ~. I ' " ' \ U~!),,~ ·~O:T .:;~- .Loo... :. �' ,. • ,I " ' lrisli' :Favofed By Four_ Sa I NEW YORK (UPI)-NolnJ running of backs Nick Eddy and West.ru Pacific Coolerenco's idle. point plclo<JVer the Bodron. Colorado Ul O!M Dame, with Ita powerlU! quartet Larry Conjar, are favored by nomination lor the Rose Bowl In the only major tolle" 1 · . th colle . le four over'l1'01an!,11'illltlll of offensive threats, looms 81 a the oddsmakers to'down the No. over arch-rtval eighth~rated game Friday night, Miami 91 8 0 er gta -seven O'Vet lour-point choice against Mlchi- 2 defending national champion UCLA. Both teams have lost Florida is an 18-point favorite j MISsouri js If over Harvard line Ol'tr gan Stale Satunlay, Ill what Spartans. one game, but USC is 7-lon the ,over a rebuilding Iowa team iMjoillgan .five over Dartmouth If over some experts are already But, lifter !be MBI! game, season, and UCLA 11-1. from the Big Ten. Mlssisflppl lll over Stanford stc over c:~== ly lob Wlngtlt calling the "game of the Notre Dame, will have to worry Sixth-ranked Arkansas is ' I . . . Tennelsee .J/1 over ~:~!!: I G~~,..,.n Bay is a decade." about seventh-ranked Southern big 17-point selection by the One of the fierceet nvalrJee miSoulhern ,Methodist ll)llr Chicago in The top-raaked Irish, with California In order to sew up oddsmakers to down Texas 1the nation pits ldinnesota ' Baylor, Syracuse 17 over Leagu, acUon, · deadly scoring punch in Terry the national Utle. I Tech this weekend, while the against Wisconson. The Go- Vlt'gtnta, Purdue 11 favored by 11 orer ~lfAI( Hanratty's paBslng. Jim Sey- Meanwhile Southern Cal is a ,other five teams in tbe UPI top phers, although their record ts 1ndiaria, lllinois 12 over Los Angeles three over ~f~ "th Top fl!,ghist coaching and good competition to build mour'a \'eCelving and the[ one-touchdown cl!oice to win tbe Ito major eollege ratings are 1deceiving, are a slim ,....,. western, Rlce one over ota, San Franci!CO oeven . ,)If e game as necessary ' table t.nnls as In aU · · ·-·- - - - · Philadelphia and New Yorli sports. SPORTS DESK i .------------------·! ,. ' .J I ' Stuart Station Contract Given U.S. Steel i • Kenneth Vining to State Ohio, Easemen~ Salisbury. Har! Haning, dec., ro AUld. lor Tr1ns., Elsie Haning Epple to Michael A. Epple, Jitney Supper Nets $268.25 For Boosters fJ01([ • I DOUGLAS EADS RAY ROBLES n11 "'- .; _,1." 1 A EVANGELISM RALLY opens at the First Bap- ·tis! Church in Marietta November 17, and one at the -~ First Baptist Church of Jackson on November ~ 1 each at 7:30 p.m., eciJOing the World EvangelisM' Congress held recently in Berlin, Germany under the sponsorship of Bjlly Graham. Featured as the sr.:~~~::-;r or at both rallies will be .~ Evangelist at the Ohio just returned from the to a local choir musical Mr. Ray Robles, a member for · Graham Team. All Jobn Tannehill, 14, Middleport, who is building his table tennis game, will come in to a coaching windfall next month. He will become the nnly p.. lng the :W. held numerous world pll of Lee Dal Joon, 21, Korean ranldngs in table tennis baa champion and currently world been eclipsed entirely by the sixth-ranked. Dal Joon, who Astans; t!Ven the Europeans. haa been on an extended eihl· Tbe U. S. today has no player bJtJon tour of the United Stateo, tn the world's top 25. has picked Columbus for his Dal Joon, in his U. S. tour, home while ht1 studies for 8 de- ran out of oppositwn 85 U. S. gree at Ohio State University. players came to decline to apDal Joon would be consld- l'~r with him. For example, be ered a 'prize catch Qf any area sv•am"""n two-times national r>" I a ive with table tennis interest. champion Erwin Ktem of CaHHis coming to Columbll!l to play fornia and two times national out of the Columbus Table Ten. champion Bermie Bukiet of ms Club, 2464 Cleveland-Ave., New York so thoroughly they is In that category. would play him only once VitP.J to his dEcision ta settle Dal Joon, like moSt Korean~ in Columbus was the Influence Americans are lamiiJar wJ'th ·Is • o, Bong Mo Lee, a fellow coun- short (5-3) and also is blessed lryman, a certified public ac- with a tremendously powerful r t t ho I I h f . oun an , w recent y aunc • rame, phantom-ilke speed and ed a thriving wtg distributmg fantastic coordination. bt•sines !, Bong M0 Lee recent- ms tak'mg over the coachmg . ly returnad from an extended of young Tannehill means that tri~ to ~~ng Kong, Japan, and Tannehill, who J1a!! played out Korea bemg down sources of oJ the Columbus club two years, su;ty ~or _hii new company. need go no farther than Cleve1g d1str1~Utor Lee has been land Ave. for the experience a ranked Ohto table tennis play. •needed to advance Jus game. er f~r lO years and has helped Last summer he was told ~eoac~ TaMehlll w_ his present by Danny Pecora, 23, Chicago, ve)~ Df play which lneludes U. S. runnerup m the nationals h 'g!i~ li..U 1 , . '"f "l iloona rankmg a~d of 1966, that he 'would have to O,, ~ P player in the juruor get out of Ohio by 1961 to fur· dJVi SJOD 115 and Und and 17 lh d 1 h' .. er er eve op IS game. and Under). Today that appears unnec..>e11· The Umted States, which dur- sary. 1 Max 'Ross' Mari.OD Cathoii~C--. 'Team w··ns second straig• ht 'A' crown AILSTAR Middletown Up The blue whale Ia the largest animal In the world. Many Umes larger than an elephant, it can reach 1 length of 100 feet and welgb u much u 150 tono, according to The World Almanac. While It lias no teeth, It feeda by awlmmlng through a man of minute organisms (plankton) wtth Ill mouth open. The jaws !ben clo10 wbUe the tongue forces the water out thrOugh a whalebone oleve, leavlnc tile food behind. MIDl>IEroWN, Ohio IUPI) - Some'I',006 leachets and noncertlftl:at.d emplwes of the Middletown school system were grant.d raises Tuesday night by the board of education. The raises will be 9.48 per cent ·or present oalarles, over· aging $678 per year or more for t.acbers. They will be Included in paychecks of Dec. 8. The old minimum teachero oalaey, lor these wit~ only two years of college, was $3,700 and will go wfi,OOO. The minimum for teachero with -bachelor'I deand five years exper1ence was ~.800, and will go to 16,- 1 3011. Browns R00k•e J Js Hospitalized M '. Greer Paces 76ers v·Jctory v1 ble I Eastern Local Society News I ·-·;: Over Knicks Call long distance for a dollar 1 an? BEST -. Mi 11 Mik•~ll · Mlull•k•ll•• !by . . '. TURKEY HAM 1 '!\r.:[l Tro~l Bot.,;.' 1pent 8 lew days1 with ·hers, who will take part in the National 4-H Club Congress Nov. 27 through Dec. 1. . LOOKING AS IF they plan to breali "Me· an(! My Shadow," Lester Maddox, left, ancl Howard Calla· way turned up in Atlanta to meet with Georlla Gov. Carl Sanders to discu99 the state'J. btltlg•t lor the next two years. Since neither Maddox nor Callaway came up with the needed m~Jority to be elilc\ea gov· ernor, butb men are being brfefed on the workbig.s of , the state while the courts are trying to fl&ure gilt what to do next about the elecliou. Mar , C t h }' 1 •\ Next stop Is Chicago for four Ohio 4·H Club mom· David Rlgp and daugh • They are among some 30 •late winners in various Mr and Mrs G G G 1 project areag, reports the Cooperative Extension Service. au • The four, two boys and two girls, will have a chance' at • · · · Mrs, Iva Harr and M/'8. Arthur $500 national scholarships to be presented duririg the Hines of Alb!!ns. calle<l on Mrs. congress. ., M.-y Reed, recently. The Ford Molar Company Fund 'Is giving t.he trip to Mr. and Mrs .•C!Jarle! Massar Jennifer Blakeslee, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles vtalted Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gray E. Blal<eslee of 1635 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, for her It BarUett. · over:all achievement m 4-H Club activity. llr. flld Mra. Rosa Cleland, Tl\ls year, Jennifer has given demonstrations locelChestar, and Mr. and Ml'll. Ver· ly and on the county tevel in tailored garments, personal non Cleland of Columbus, were accounts, home furnishings, tasty meals and junior lead. Sunday dinner &"••Is of Mr. ershlp. She is juuior leader-of her local 4·H Club and has Mn. Norman McCain •nd served on many' committees. She is active in clothing Vernon Cleland food, home furnishings, poultry and home management for Induction In· projects. Forces. Others are Thomas Trout, 17, s0n of Mr. and Mrs. Ger.ld Trout. Mount Blanchard, was awarded the trip by SYIIAC\JSE UNIT CALLED the, Fire!!lone Tire & Rubber Cornpanr for his au)omt)o Syracuse . om~Jlency live project;, W•.•Vnghouse Electric Corporntion present· wa, oumrbOJJe4 !01; Mrs. ed the trip to·aary Eby, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs Rotiert Teaford, Syracuse; Eby, Vlckel')', foil Ills electric project; and Jean Mikesell Instead of the ~cine 18, tlaughfer of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Mikesell of 42i ~quad, as was re- Uncoln Ave., Cadb, was granted ,the trip by Standards P<Jrted. _ _ ____ _ Bran~ IDcorporated lor her bread project. · I •l ' -::1 ..... . ... .... 200 ,,, FREE H & R FIRESTONE P,Ja!J Alt...,• ' ' .. whit.wall tires 64 Studebaker 4 Door, 6 cyl., shift, · white w•ll PLUMBING wit. ,.. Four Ohio 4-H Winners are ;! Set for Chicago Congress .; ! J 65 Ford G1l1xie · 500, 4 Dr. I cyltndtr, oufti0 'f "' tr1n1. R1dlo Ia HHttr, • Plumbing-Heating BOWLING ~; CAR ANTHONY 1 f TOP · 1 .., ,,. RJ G H..f ' ·"';oti•l J HI § WAy fQR I' Cops CJass'A' Football Title Mrs. Florence Sturm and and Mrs. Tom Sturm and 1da•ughlor, of Grantsville, W. Va. recent callers of Mr. and Starling Massor and lam~ Julia McCoy ol Glen • ville, W. Va., spent the weekend With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1•~;. M~r a:!!:!'~Y~ Long . HEATING 1 SAN FRANCISCO'S Carol Doda, who Introduced the topless trend on the West Coast a couple of years ago, has indicated she plans to go to New York "to show 'em what the topless is aU about." New York polire jailed two topless waitresses Nov, 14, so Mlsl Dada_ may want to reconsider her planned "tople!ll good will tour." .:'~~d ~~Y to ~;.. p·Ittsburcrlt Ace Named • Ri0 Grande Season Against ,. Aos~. COLUMBUS (UPI} - Marion waged a down-to..the-wire b<tttle Stanton Local, wnlch advanced Clear Fork, ..,.hich basr~'t been Catholic, winner of 25 in a row, for second place. two nolches from seventh in tile beaten in M games, is the only 1 Tuesday became the first team Bluffton, four lh a week ago, final ballolmg. squad that doesn 't have an 1 ever to be umed No. 1 twice held tbat posi tion, but there Versailles, which romped to 8 1tarmshed record. Clear Fork, ! in a row in the United Press were many changes m the sta nd- 10.(1 mark while scoring 408 w Bi c b tallied 26 points International Class A higb mgs in the remammg spots. , pomts and surrendermg 111Jy 20, 1game, while giving up only " ,. . scbool r~tings. I Roundmg out the top five was /slipped from fifth ta aixth; had one tie on its 1966 record. The fJghtmg Irish, coached Cory·Rawson, wh1ch is unde. "Ha, hal Those, joken all want by Max Ross, led the poll all feated for tv.o years took over I Winning streaks were one of -. seventh,· Lor;un St' Mary ad- the bi.g credentials that each of to prove theyre 0ol •uper seasoa and e~sl ly outdistanced u th It h d A th 1 M1II ~r sport ' chamI var~ced one to eighth·, Clear I e e I e. a . no er ong-ter .m IttIIOUI.'" r~nnerup j Co R h P'.""b' oil the _Ma~~tate Lek ague, Fork shpped three notches to wmner Is ry- awson, whic tte u-v mar nmtil and Portsmouth Notre has chalked up 20 straight Tht WI~ 8. g 1 nn~ ed · f t 'D . e<:l . lOth Fighting Hornets averaged '119 I arLOntereceadv l.. ledven ~ arne remam m-. . pomts per contest and ~ave: up pace vo s an ro up .wu O ~ f 3 U3 points 81 more thaa MillersAHL Standing:~~ 129 per game this season. d d S d k U. d Another big wmner was Lo11 port, whiCh nu ge an us Y NEW YORK I UPI -0 If' ·1- By mil' Press tolernaHon I . St. Mary ..•lch hasn't las' St Mary for runnerup honors u Jc Eastern Division I m• " b· . oi l.'i der Roberto Clemente of the W L T Pt defeat In theJr last 15 )?:a mes YM~~~:np w~s ·named 08 26 of Pittsburgl1 Ptr <Jll'!:i beat out 1Hershe, ~ 3 ~ s. a two. season span. St. the 33 balluls returned by the p1tcher Sandy Koufall. of the LisIQuebe; rules as North Central 7 5 2 CLEVELAND (UPI) _ At- state's coactib in the final bal- Angeles Dodgers by on ly . 10 Sprmg(leld king. 7 4 1 though both the c 1 eve 1 a 0 d lulmg, compared to 17 for Doth points today to wm the first Baltmmre i place Stmdusky St. 6 3 1 Browns and the Washington !Millersport and Sandusky whlch Natwnal League !\lost Va!uable . Providence Mary,. which has won 13 ~ 1 9 4 Redskins are hurting from re~--------Player award uf lm 12-)tar l Western Division mclud1~g three . cent inJuries, the Skim are exmaJor league bast' ball career. w. L. T. Pts llast year, registered seve~ peeled to be severely handl Cl th d . R h t , m 1966 while rompmg 1 · · emcn 1c wan e awar m oc es er ... 5 0 d ky B C 1 8 capped in Sunday's tangle at vohng bv 20 members ol lhP Pl:tsburgh 6 5 2 an us ay onerence the stadium Iitle and 1ts first perfect ' . Baseball Wnlers AssocJatiOn of Buffalo 4 8 :1 11 since 1957. The Browns are 11-poaAt faAme1u:a (UBWAAJ although Cleveland 2 7 1 5[F"""-.."""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;; vorJ'tes In the match ' · ' · he n~c1n d e1 ght fir:st-place Tuesday's Results Washington Olach Otto Gra. to·otes to nme fo r Koufax. Baltimore 6 Buffalo 4 ham said tacbe~kle Joel Rthutgens r Clemente alS0 had 10 second- I Pittsburgh 5 Quebec 4 probably or b e sea. . iHl . d tw• tlHI ...u S 1Ot l (Only games scheduled) f will. . out . bl.!l k By Uoited Press IDtf'rnational place voles ~ ".~Hea .""· remh]unhng 't I acd. I Hal Greer the hol·handed ' 218 pomts while Koufax had ""I --Your Dependable s m t e ospl a an • I d th' d t I ih8 St Lo . 1M Ch' 99 ~~l don't think we can count on Philadelphia badeourt man, Is secon s, one lr · Wt our 1 . ws ur 1cago DolO< For hlm for any more belp this I having troubl e m""" g his man. and ~ne f'fth. One wnter d•d not !Only games sch~uled) year,'• Graham said. Greer had to sit oul part or I mention Koulax on h1s ballot at l Wednesdays ~a~es . By DICK THOMAS 'fhat leaves the Redsklns wltb the third quarter and th~ ~ast 12 all. Los Angeles YS. CmcmnaU AND ~e crl~son ~lad Walsh CoJI~ge Ca~ileers of DJ:. only two defensive tackles 01 minutes m PhJiadelpfua 113-1 Roger Maris' seleclloo over at Dayton, Ohio ~ymte L. Gmsburg, head ~oach, _wtiJ furmsh t~e oppost- the roster _ Stan Jones and 109 win over New York Tuesday MJckcy Mantle for Ulc Amen-I New Y~rk at Pluladelph1a !JOn at 2:30p.m. Saturday m Galha Academy H1gh School Walt Barnes a rookie from the night because he ran into 1St. LeuJS at DctnJI Phone WY 2-2 550 · f n· G d ' can League award .m 1 ~.. "\10.1 y, as i f th H gymnas,um or e omecommg opener o 10 ran e University of Nebraska. . opposing pl<lyers and foul Ithe only revious instance m•:,:<O~n~ly~ga~m~e~s~sch~ed~ul~ed~)==~~~~~~;;;~ Colleges 1966-67< basketball AVON Good - - . . trouble • Before he left • however ' , wh'1ch the PMVP wmner d1d no11 season. er seven members of the 1966- , Someon·1 Ia ex • ·-~· ted to be Greer did more damage than he I • A Iough 27 game ochedule 67 squad are Freshmen e pee d poll more lirst-pwce votes than h C ·. promoted from the cab squad1cause · any other candid <~ te Fourlet'n !a~c;~hg Lsnha: se:So~ I Tra~:e~ma-:f lh~ te;m lSB Don and Jim Avery, who was signed i. Gre:r purnred i~ 33 points. points ilre awarded for a firSt· J!i ~At"·l~l Dl " s setoven d H d l Oh.' ,hse:mor rodm ea,v- as a free agent last April, is the mcl udmg Jl of hJs first 15 shots, phce vote nine for second • ea er, 10, w o may ress or prime candidate for lhe job to pace thf' Eastern Division .' '. ' as n ~ c rec r an • Basketball Cttach at. RIo the. Homecoming . game but , Desp1te . the setbacks,-Graham · 1ea d.mg 7oers to thf'lf l'Jfth etgh t for th1rd f and . so 9n down, Grande College. Durmg hls Will no! see act1.on due to a , thmks his team is showing signs straight VTclory Jn the other , tu one pomt llr a lOt11-p1au ~x .seasons at Rio Grande bro~en bone In bJs rJght ~~· of getting more spirit lntA the National Basketball A s~oci atwn vote. . . ollege, as eoach of the Red· roach Laham smd J ues- Ia · - ~ , action, St. Louis downed Chica- 1 . men,_he has compiled a record Iday aigbt that Trainer wtll miss P leferrin to last weekend's go 107 _99 I . NBA Standmgs . af Ill wins and 47 losses. Ithe opener and will also m1ss l31_.10 1 gto DaU• .he •.,. .. 1,. ~• WJ'lt Chamberlain added 24 By Un•ted Prl'..;s lntrrnatwna! • p eliegrene, 6-5 JURor . I the Red • sec~n d game on saw' more oss emotion -~. , from ·-·... EasIeru ()'IV .. , TIHI)' , mens my points for the 7f~rs and Willis I ISton : .rom Canton Central Catholtc, Mondn~ mght agamsl the Oak- Iplayers thi!l time th~n ~!),Y tjme Reed and Walt Bella~y were . . W. L. P("t. , Is the big man to watch on the .laad C1ty College Oaks at 1 1, be ·U, ·th " high scorers for New York with ' PhJiadelphJa 12 I .!l23 , 8 1 Cavalier squad. Gone is big Oakland Ctty , Ind. ~.':1• 1 ve en WUJ ~mt_ ·..;~~ 17 points apiece. Bosi.An 10 2 .8 13 : Nl k P II tta 11-4 I h Jey were ·""' y.. uPile ~ · " y k 8 7 5"3 · c "• ~,'pol• 1 lnsenWnrlsh' , '"7,0 I to me it's a ~ealthy' stgn. They Chicago' high-scoring Guy ''.ew or ·, ' • 5 7 "1 1I !IC'Ort'U loO n 11 a s 't"" I weren't indifferent !UMI"' tfiSy Rodgers was held to only 12 Ctnc~nnatJ ~9 ltosa to~~e!Redrnte• lnPthlleltr l IOn a 0 IC ·didu't just shrug It off. .! thfak polnto by the Hawks, in a see- Baltimore D' 12 1l .133 ,rs meewug 8S year. a o. , :maybe theyrre at the point 9f saw battle in St. Louis. Western JV ~ton • saw Umltod action and fall- I !starting t.J grow up as football Chicago's McCoy McLemore . w. L· Pet ld rn score In the second meet· 1 " j players , pumped in seven straig>ht points I s11 n Fr~nCJSco Hl 6 .6~ ng between the two teams last I . Moria llelpitallztd in the second period but was' Sl. LAwis l 5 _;,nJ ;~:· fl~ch Rio Grande also I i The Browns may be one short ousted f~om the game after two ~etrOJt 6 9 .400 ~ ' h · La h , 12 1 when they ~et Graham's consecutive techmcals. I Ch1c<1go 7 I! .3R9 ,,oac n am 5 - man d R k . Le W1'lk t0 .... LJ . Ang •Jes 4 10 286 After 8 PM .:ond all clay Sunday. call (S!t'II•M to ltatlonl •ny ad thl h89 ft COLUMBUS (UPI)- Th fi I squa · 00 le tight end Milt n ens Pill"-' s t • • w~€'re •n th€' Cofl\m€'n tal u.s 101" no more lh &n a dOII&r tor qu b kl 1Year 1 ve d I •·-~t. nal Morin Is laid up with a leg Jn- score res with 30 pomt~ fur Tuesday's Rr"ults lhe t1r st J m.n .. tes Al1 sk11 1nd Hawau e~cepled Ta~es not 1966 U :ted Pr . HI h '"h Cl A JUry and Is ell.pecled to remam Lou1s, and rookie Lou PhJia e p 18 1 ew or me'-' e · ac , our however, senors an Oh 10 m g .:x:essoo1ni.CJ •~n i~~d~:~~'~,~~·~d~~~~~3~~:.2':k~~0:,2;;i~'~'~'~i;i;iiii;i;iiii;i;iiii;i;iiii;i;iii""'i;i;iiii;i;iiiiii:iiiii:iii;i;iii""'~~iiiiii~~~ th e 1nen 0phomore, assaona . . d· coache!l rootball ratings (with m Shaker Heights Med1cal Cen- !a ded 21 pumts, lncJudi_ng r=-:=-=::=:-=~:-=-=:-"1 1 first olace votes and W8t1 _ lost ter for .several days go·ahe!ld basket late 10 the d. th ) He suffered a lievere bruise second period. Bob Boozer was 12 To 14 Lb. Avg. rec.~ s m paren eses : PlJi t on his right leg in last Sunday's high for the Bull'l with 18 1 I. Ma~~~atholic (?) (9-0J ;~ game with Philadelphia. Jerry Sloan added for 2. Millersport (4) (l<Hl) 119 Chlcago..- - - Or 10 to 12 Lb. Avg. 3. San. St. Mary (4) (It).()) 110 KARL TO FIGHT 4. Blullion (3) (lHlJ 95 COLUMBUS (UPI)- Mar· ROME mP! ) - The 8uropean 5. Stanton Local (4) (!H)) 94 sbaU Unlvenlty fullback Ao- Boxing Union IEBU), which had : With Any Major 6. Versailles (21 (10.01 89 dy Socba wao Hlected at threatened to strip l:uropean I Appliance, Stereo or T.V. lildaBtrfal League ?. Cory-Raw54Kl (9-0l 68 Mid • AmerJcaa Couference heavyweight champion Karl O.tober rl, 111111 ,_ 8. Lorain 66 ·buck • of • tbe week, wbtte Mildenberger of h'1s tille unes.s I [ FSt. kMary (!Hl) WOD ~t 9. ~. u~ar or (!Hl-1) 62 Mtaml ol Obio ta<kle Ed he defended It against official Blue and Grey 10. Portamouth N.D.(]) (9-0) 59 PhllpoU took llnoman • of· cha)Jenger Piero Tom.,oni or' Outten Drugs li(lellad 10 teams: 11. Pow- the week hooon, It woo an. Italy by Jan. 16, K & C Jewelors. bat8il' (1) 58; 12. River Valley oounced today. Tuesday it had received Davis & Warner (l) 54: 13. Dennison St. Mary Socha, Marslooll'o Ctlllta!D from Mildenberger that he ,.,. 11 . B!IW Hdwe (I) 48; 14. Wellington 36: 15. aad IeadinJ ,...... • gainer, enougfJ to defend bis1 Ed's Auto TrJm Milan and Shadyside 'l1 each; spearbeltded bi1 teaRI'J IIIPiet .. The champion's recent ·II High Team Series 17. Mineral Ridge 25; 18. Me- wlu over Keat Sahlrday. The position is gradually easing and Grey, 2423; High Donald 24: t9. Cuyahoga! 115-pouDd oeolor from Steu· Mildenberger ought to be Game - K&C Jewelel'll, 871; Heights 112; 20. Dover St. J1>- beovllle picked up 111 yardl to mount the ring in High Series - B. Bowen, 567; seph 31. ·' ta 13 oarrlet. , condition by Jan. 16," lhe High Game - B. BowOIJ, 220. Olbon: Granville, Bridgeport. Phllpot4 tile Redoklno dt. declared. and Barnesville 16 each; Belle leostve eaptalo aotl their - - - - - ------11 Womea's Friday Loopo Center and West Jefferson 14 prime Ali • Amertea eantll- Parkway, Ottawa Hilla, DctoiJOr 18, liM eachi Allen East, Unloto and date, kept DaytoD'I oHen&e cerville, CrooksvUle, Philo, Woa from geUiog aaywllere Sat- mantown. Middletown 23 INCH Bahr's Clothlel'll 19 ~ Brown's Tractor Sales 18 urday wltb 2t lscldea -Dine East Canton, North NolaS Beauty Salon 15 i Frent:hle's Trehe. 18 of them oolo. State, Leetonia, So~th GENERA~ Team No. t llll 12\l 1118b·Game and Series -Nick For botb Se<ha lad Phil· Fremont St. Joseph, Wayne Forest Run Block 10 14 Coates, 199, ~71; Team lllgli poll dl!o lllll1ted tile ' oeeoad cal, and Lancaster Bishop "'""·" ELECTRIC G&G Cafe 9\l 1410 Game and SerieS - Ronnie's time tills. ,....,. IIley ' had 1W _..I·ck .... . ...,.................~;;; TELEVISION Beverty's Beauty 7 17 Boys, 11211, rot boeo oomltuJted lor tbe boa- 1r . , . High Game and Series . Btlld . Glrlo Lea" " .·. Ellen Miller, 199, $17; T1 ' ~ ~ W01 LoBI D&i:UJJ!!m'-~ I 6 . LJ LSI Game - lola's . 5 ... <,. 4 . 0 Gilmour. Academy 13 each; Fi~;:.~ 153. Teem H!Jh J CJothlero, 185J. I 4 0 Bl'IKlkvWe and Dolton 12 each: · IT·eam S 2 2 New Albany and Du1>111 11 llootl Llquo , I~: 2 I S each; Mason and Windham 10 Ocllller II, 1111 I I1 I ! otleh; Piqua Catholic and FlrePoi!'lll High Game "O'Brien land• I each; Randolph, Pick Up FREE Tlcht, Dehble Ph!UI(ij, Ill; lllgh Comb and Berne Unloo'T each; I No Purch•• R"''uirttt (DEALER STORE) ISerleo -'- Brenda Taylor, 215; Pauldinal. Certified q11 St~~=n>; ·lllltlb Game· and Sarita -Team Leta thao live polall:. South· lim w. Moln 11. NO. SECOND MIDDUPORT - 8111, 1174/ .. .. lngton, Nelrilury, -·-·-- ....... - · •Ieers open Round BaII C!IVJ Te~e'her Pay in si~o':'~eAtl::ri ... League, New York lo Buffalo lU over I :r Feared Dead •• Train Crash .. .. - ... 65 Pontile G.l.\111''"1 T•mPMf. 2 Dr. IIPMd trans. Herdt.,;~ ,lJ 63 Ford Gelaxie 500 4 Dr. I eyllftder. marie fnnt. huter, power white waD tirtll. 64 Ford F-700 5 •.,... , .. , .-xle, I '1 2 .,-,. fFolftl, cyl. Dump Trucll. LOIJtl - · ~ _ · .J Automlf5. trans. ' 63 MercUJY 2 IIMrilll Door~"':~,,~ 1 c..Pewer lnl..,Avta-- 63 Ford Glluie . 500, 4 dr. I eyl. ot<l. tr..... Rodi• l hootor, WIS ~·. .;, 62 Ford G1l1xle cyl., ·~:.":' 4 dr, I tran1., ndio A ttl S tlrn 62 Ford *· 111- Country W.n 4 tlon wagon, 8 cyl. auto_. tl" tranl., ...... WIS tirM a ....... 62 Scout 1(, Ton 6 cyt. 4 wheel ctrW. 62 Chevrolet % ton P•n•l Tnootr. 6 1¥!. 4 liMed tr•M. 60Fordf..600 2 too, I cvl. I ..... ~id~~:~ 2 .,..d ul., . . . lonowhHib ... 65 Ford Custem 4- dr., I cyl. tuna. Rldlo & hNMr, S ttr11 66 Chevrolet Mlllb" 4 dr. Hlircflop. •yl,, automatic trans., .,., atMr1nt. racfle huter, WIS ti.-.. 62 Olcls St1rfire 2 power power bralc-. & hukr, Wll tll'tll dr. deering.. rHir~~ Hardtep, Yow Always Pay less At KEITH GOBLE FO:R·D.. ~. I ' " ' \ U~!),,~ ·~O:T .:;~- .Loo... :. �.• ,., ' .' ' I' 1'•.-. ' .> ·-~ • • . ~ ·I . I ... .. • I .. . . _, . M' ~-l ,. > -~-- FRESH FROZEN ' ..0 i' j ,_o •. ' f . --::. ------ ;'. • I ~BS.' SLICED c 1 ' - ,. • "-.: ' ~ - - __............._ l f() . LAY YOUR fULL S\Zi •• •• ....~ I ' ~ ' I TOYS AWAY 1 --·-.· . ' ' f \ _...,.._ ' :· ' - - ' ' NOW -IS ·THE t TIME TO \ -- .:< ' .,..._ '\ c BACON lb. ' • jo. ·' _LO.AD· ~O. E. T-OYS - . .•- ; ·= -------__---_ - l . -N·EW :TRUCK -, .. , FRESH FROZEN FROM EDDIE LEWIS J TURKEY FARM. BUCKEYE JJ /4. ·'""''" • ' 6 to 8 lb. 1' JUST ARRIVED ' I OJ ' ' • 'j • >"' ' ' ! ' • .j : I ' ., • u .e:wtuu- - I·' •• I' ! ' I LARGE ~ CALIF. 6 FT. LADDER '25.00 UST LONG JOHN STALK ~IRE ENGINE I l j REG. l, - 1.09 GOLDEN - - ~--- · ' l i ' j I ' I ' : 1 u ~ ~·;:: "' '"' . ...._, .- ' ' · - - --~ .. . REG. 1.49 MORTONS FROZEN c -·· c Norwich ASPIRIN ' :1 $ .89 DOllS ,_ ' s I •• j Palmo\ive . · RAPlD · SHAVE :Laundry .$ CONlAC . . PAPER CAPSULES 16 ~ ~ ' ---·------ ------- -----~-- ' ' \ .1 c c - • 1 r WE RESERVE THt _I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY r \. c (r ;:: - ' ' 15% ' ' ON ALL- ' 'lt. / . ...-'-' ~ ... .....'):;\,.,.' ~- r., ' "" - ' • ' . • ,.,, "' '. i ·, <' • " .ni ,, ·' . \ ~ ' A " • .i 1 ' . . ' ·~\ \ II'' ·<11-lif·n; ·~ I - ' _ ' s ~ HAIR S·PRAY-------_ _____.... :1 r • SUDDEN · BEAUTY . PLASTIC PAILS 19 CAN ' -~~ 48 Size REG. $1.49 BASKET c y LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' \1111\\l 0 ' • 2 CONVENIENT \ i PUMPKIN PIE _FILLING ~ MODESS c STOKLEY'S BONUS BUY ~ ~-~-----!§ CREAM PIES 25 LB. BAG •• •• • • • - " l WALKlNG BOYS' • IMSUlAlED • BOOTS ---· s 99 ----,-.. ~ can . .•• 01 - .BALL I MEH'S 24 inch c\ SU.PER PEPSODENT 2 lb. Metal • I FRUIT CAKES FOR .., "' ' . . ' " '' ' ' ' ' .' '( - -' - ' ' ' .,. •. • , 1r ,, ;,.' ' ' ' �.• ,., ' .' ' I' 1'•.-. ' .> ·-~ • • . ~ ·I . I ... .. • I .. . . _, . M' ~-l ,. > -~-- FRESH FROZEN ' ..0 i' j ,_o •. ' f . --::. ------ ;'. • I ~BS.' SLICED c 1 ' - ,. • "-.: ' ~ - - __............._ l f() . LAY YOUR fULL S\Zi •• •• ....~ I ' ~ ' I TOYS AWAY 1 --·-.· . ' ' f \ _...,.._ ' :· ' - - ' ' NOW -IS ·THE t TIME TO \ -- .:< ' .,..._ '\ c BACON lb. ' • jo. ·' _LO.AD· ~O. E. T-OYS - . .•- ; ·= -------__---_ - l . -N·EW :TRUCK -, .. , FRESH FROZEN FROM EDDIE LEWIS J TURKEY FARM. BUCKEYE JJ /4. ·'""''" • ' 6 to 8 lb. 1' JUST ARRIVED ' I OJ ' ' • 'j • >"' ' ' ! ' • .j : I ' ., • u .e:wtuu- - I·' •• I' ! ' I LARGE ~ CALIF. 6 FT. LADDER '25.00 UST LONG JOHN STALK ~IRE ENGINE I l j REG. l, - 1.09 GOLDEN - - ~--- · ' l i ' j I ' I ' : 1 u ~ ~·;:: "' '"' . ...._, .- ' ' · - - --~ .. . REG. 1.49 MORTONS FROZEN c -·· c Norwich ASPIRIN ' :1 $ .89 DOllS ,_ ' s I •• j Palmo\ive . · RAPlD · SHAVE :Laundry .$ CONlAC . . PAPER CAPSULES 16 ~ ~ ' ---·------ ------- -----~-- ' ' \ .1 c c - • 1 r WE RESERVE THt _I RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY r \. c (r ;:: - ' ' 15% ' ' ON ALL- ' 'lt. / . ...-'-' ~ ... .....'):;\,.,.' ~- r., ' "" - ' • ' . • ,.,, "' '. i ·, <' • " .ni ,, ·' . \ ~ ' A " • .i 1 ' . . ' ·~\ \ II'' ·<11-lif·n; ·~ I - ' _ ' s ~ HAIR S·PRAY-------_ _____.... :1 r • SUDDEN · BEAUTY . PLASTIC PAILS 19 CAN ' -~~ 48 Size REG. $1.49 BASKET c y LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU ' \1111\\l 0 ' • 2 CONVENIENT \ i PUMPKIN PIE _FILLING ~ MODESS c STOKLEY'S BONUS BUY ~ ~-~-----!§ CREAM PIES 25 LB. BAG •• •• • • • - " l WALKlNG BOYS' • IMSUlAlED • BOOTS ---· s 99 ----,-.. ~ can . .•• 01 - .BALL I MEH'S 24 inch c\ SU.PER PEPSODENT 2 lb. Metal • I FRUIT CAKES FOR .., "' ' . . ' " '' ' ' ' ' .' '( - -' - ' ' ' .,. •. • , 1r ,, ;,.' ' ' ' �. \ ,.~ . LAY~A requested to brtl)l a the grab bag. •. Martha Thotnp. ll a devotlonol 10~11- 1 1 .. '. ll • f. L. 0 • 1" ' • ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SHOP THURSDAY TIL 5:00 . SATURDAY TIL 9 FRIDAY TIL 8 . . t FALL BLOUSES ROLIAJP SLEEVES ' . ' hal till iurktY · with ' 1-ttN .YftlhiNnl Gv-...~ ht • , ·, If '/W' tlln'f .., . It's · ~ f1M!tf 'Nrt.'; yov ewer m~M-·· ~- ~wiH I • ·, : ."<UWJ :2 • ... llj :-.~.~:~v - ~~ •. •'·· '· " \-' .\ ..... · ·; ' .f i~ ' Charm BrtJeelet 'With Thlo Coupoo,... 10-15 .. . IJ • · eu~'~ PurdY.. "·. · ' ·. Nylon Fl-o BEAUTIFUL ASit. Subjects li1i . . ( .o<ltlli> c r . ::..· \. 'lltf011 IIJi1 .• ..uw ... nlol ·.mli r,~fl .•• . .1. .tiruOS\· Plan ytul' holldQY dinner •round • plump, llr~.adobrw••ttd, Armour Stilr lvrkoy. •, ga1tf) tti••1ili'YI • • DRE·ss Half SlzH . i FOR HIS CHRISTMAS NEW FALL SHADES DRESS GLOVES SHEER SEAMlESS Choice Black or Brown Mesh or Ffat Knit ParMIIH Villt.f Frtth Frntn Chicken ____ __.., Kroger Yellow Cling Breast.s FLANNEL CHRISTMAS GIFTS SPORT SHIRTS Asst. Colors SizH S-M·L .97 Rog. $2.\19 Voluo. Rog. $2.1'9 No-Drip FAN FAIR Kilton ond Boot Plontor, Bobbll1111 Hood Dogs, ' Dtcorotod Plotn, Birds, Rooster Plenter, VasH, Soft and Popper, Llmpt, Condlo Hold'", Too Pott, Kllchon Ploq-, Cup ond Soucor; Pig a.nks, Fooh,!( Compote, Colt Sot, Jewelry BoxH, Ichor,, H,mburgor Prou, $o1rviroa Trayi, Hot Fown Family, Ash Troys, Sot, Spica Sols, Book Solid S..o ... ·····-'"' 42c Mens Hi _Styled .Dress & Casual Ties CHOICE ONLY I Fresh Ham •. . . •. • l(alves or · No.2% ' II FOR THE KIDDIE$ .·, .LA.v· o·a·;",· ' c I ' -_., i . ' .' .' . II! .' , - '' . I I r' 2 lb. ~5c b•o d Shortening _. . . . . 3 ~~; 69c Domino ConftcUontry, Light 8111wn, Daric. lrewn S..chtr' Folly Caabd Whtlt Boneless Ham . .. . "' :,ugar _ .... _. . . . . 6 89c ob. ,,.,;a; .I ~Jl t i .lk ·il ~~~f_\ ·ale lt.oth bm ' dJ "" 'f ltfiUlJ ~ lb . $1 ""~.. · ,{Juut" ~ 'l lll11·;d:· I( ., j ~ I . ,:; ll ~ ~ .. j • • : -, r~ \ 1 ) 11 ~ · v; 'r.o1 Y~ur Kroger Store "J Hfd· · · Extends 1 Welcome to Octan Sprey JeiiMcl or .Whol• ,., Cranberry Sauce . .. Ice Cream .... ...• :: . %gal. 79c ' Krottf Hornlttyle or lvtltrmllk Fruit Pies . .... . ... . 3 ;;:· 89c Pork & Beans .. . _. 6 11-o•. cant $1 .. Tuna ------ ······ 3 $1 Toothpaste .. . __.. Butterinilk •. . . . . 2 v. ,.,1 79c MinceMeat ...... ·.-- , 59c Sweet Peas ------- 6 cant Krogtr W.·K. VK PK Geld Fully lbktcl Krottr Plain 25e Corn . ........ ... . 5 ""'· $1 Toothbrush .·... __. .Stuffing Bread _. 2 ~... ale Dinner Rolls ... . " 2 No. !Ol 11-n. V, Clntl ·~1 'f' .. ., .. l ,, u;... " .,bflii.'u. I ·.! ..t( · ,. :) L Rtg . t k Value Peptodent Krogtr lr1nd No Val~~& Alka Seltzer ... -__ Sweet Potatoes Iorden~ NOM Such Ch ·c.ken crf Sta Chunk light Reg . 67c K,...,... Brand Awondtlt 25'• 39c '.:'~1 ' 55e *.G-1il i.it .1!1111':1 . I ' io Reg. 6tc Value PeptOdtnf GUARANTEED SUNRISE-FRESH •• E•erJ PI-ckar• ol KI'Gt~r·e lb. 29c t dt,tlt 38e 110ftl ~ hu~~~ bli.,. .. il l! , , . Fresh Florida Oranges fruiU ••d Vl (.ddd ee, ia our C ri~Pa k • dur plutic film, mutl U. Sunri1e· Fre1h wht n you buy it. J( ~ .,. not t:a"'ple tel.7 utllfiotd , Kt ottr will Hpbu:e }'0\lr i~lll or · ~und you morwy. Celery 5 ·~ . ;! f. . .1"\' b.ni •rl "IJt:iJ Ill ·iltbbuO i.'H /Ill ·. i~JI•;• .ll'd( 1 lb. bag atalk ..·. ,; . J.r:-. Jo ., •~al ed ( •I' . .,.,;;t Chocol•t• Hut K,..... &rend -~- Bread ••••••• I·&.·~~$1 '· , -1 , ti.!o . ; f nMJ '~· ·· •uiHl · .) Biscuits' .... .. _. 12 ::.· Sac Plums Kroger Plfln H t ~.";~ : Vanlll• Buttencetch Top Value St1mps. Kl'tltr lr1nd-AII l'lil'ftrt · Pumpkin .•. ....... 8 1 .1~1 1:"\ql • BeHer For Less Plus ~ (, 1i l ij lt · ~-1 ~ : ~ ., To Shop Our Store and live , t 1 '~ ilti 'Jni.iV • m 1.1~1 . l dlrG ' .1k . ' liN!.... :' 1 ..n W: ~ .1M. . Fluffo t£ bna :uti. fbJ ' .ifl ' lb. ' con 'J'.I !l , ., ;t ,il!:lfi. ; . ~i " ~~~ \' ~ ~lng t1u Call• Exp. U/li/116 ent c.wt. * I· lb. Kroger Golde n 89e ... 'I Flour . __ -. . . . . . . 5 59e lb. I ~ ti~ &Jt; r1M .~~ ttn. 3 \ ' •off II IIi J!i,l \ 4-Cin Plck-N!Ifl;loxlcecllon o lt.oth 41e ...... ~ .00 . . ' 45c l~ "of.. AU · Slice• cans ' Krsgor Praise 2for ' ~. Pillsbury Pl•in & S. R. TenderlY lontiMt lottoll Roll RHit or ll)fltlflt Lifebouy 2 Reg $1 Each ' Flour . ... ... ". : . 5 49c un1 YOUR QUILT BATTS lb. iH'lbffD"J ... ;: 3lc l n" lemon 2 FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS EXCELLENT PATTERNS MOUNTAIN MIST COnON ...... ·nfl Middleport Ev.ns Customers Beauty Soap 2 ::~ 37e SPECIAL BONUS BUY ~J~' '· I od. b\10< ¥JM J. .• .lgtr Plain I 5. R. Fl'flh Chidttll ~ • ' Tremendou• Group American Made and Imported ~!.li M ,jft ' lifebouy Men's Bright Plaid n tl .b'li ·:ti!'.J ·~ ···n ob L.. 00 Each .r·.1-Y: 111-a ij1 i1m~ Livers ... ..... . . _. Beauty Soap 3 ;: 39c DISCOUNT PRICE Nylon Hose .11M .~h·UIS Id DECK 0' MONEY GAME Wi.Sk '' MEN'S LINED VINYL u w~ ·~~ ~ luKi\· )"I ' ) Playing Kroger's .............. 49e Juniors-Min-. ·· .. :riH•' ~.A ._ 1'> SALE ,.Jt ~ .(I,:..Jl ":: '{1 Jh .·.:>5e ll.... llotllo .. .. .. 3 ROLL PACK .. ~ tl jfJ .! i l l ~.n1.:i~ • STITCHED ssoo 10-lb. , J.lb. ::11'-'1 S g·.:.. lb. .. lit. ••• : ~- !'. • til 15 .·,Coffee All Slz... Rog. $1.00 .00 Smoked Ham • • • • 59c •4 79 ... 8.79 ... . 79 Ham ~~ •2· •·n• Pa~d~d ~~fjl,~ .• VALUES TO $8.95 Kroger 8ull Portl01t I tn:.~ FOiLS AND PAPERS .. J() ,' .r CHRISTMAS W·RAPPING . . Turkey~s Moxwolt Hovla ' 1 ttl ~ ~ . -·~~-..l . 1/ ean'l Cheese .... _.... ' . . ,.._ 39c ' ,, ' . Phl~Brond 3-ROLL PACK . Special Group LADIES BETTER FALL STYLES . .nll . or·&)! Exp. 11/19/M Dubvqijl't Famout OUIIIty C•nnH $1 collt "'' :t~ .99 $ BOX Of 21 11-aJ. ;'\ .. · . .....u~· .. ~~ •• Pretzels 6 ROLL PACK WALTZ GOWNS ·· CHRISTMAS CARDS ) FOILS AND PAPERS Lovely Brushed Dan DH Thin Ill· AOW · ~ .,, ~ Ont,5Gc Chonn ........... ................... ...... lat-8-Q/ IiYCir CHRISTMAS WRAPPING. ~r:.: :.tid' Ar \llj!l} D•n Ott Grttn -Onion, Potato Chips 3 ~ $1 ulio'ft . ,ji]" r----6-ROLL PACK ~ ~. ' .,. a .... \ lb. Brands At Low, Low Pl'ices Plui The Added Bonus of Top Val111 lt•mp•. I.Gi':! 1ic. ~,~rr ' ~ · ~~ <<l<lifl ,j I ... - Copyright, 'lilt K,...r Co., tltl EACH r. ,i ' Full Shqnk .Hal(. Nllllllftfl 'I -~ ~t. !~lli:oH , lb. At KI'Oflr You Ott ·t . S'h .·_·... '·'ivi · '' . :UJ; .A. \: • ' ~ .,f1 ' .......,. Smoked Ham • $ ASST. · COLORS ,., ' Kroi/er Quality . ·,, ' '·. f 'I F • ,. '· "House. of·Boi'Vani"': ~ . 24 Karat ·Pure -<i • . NO-IRON ' .' Gold Pl~ted · .. . . .this Ad And Purchase One Cl.arnf ,... ..~ ·When You Present Coupori'\·,From Only 'JCnfr· NOW ' FOR,) " CH.RISTMAS . THE SHOE 'lOX BEAutiFUL~ GROUP • ... . :~ ' chairman THURSDAY- FRIDAY -SATURPAY '.· .' ·: .:] \. ' �. \ ,.~ . LAY~A requested to brtl)l a the grab bag. •. Martha Thotnp. ll a devotlonol 10~11- 1 1 .. '. ll • f. L. 0 • 1" ' • ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SHOP THURSDAY TIL 5:00 . SATURDAY TIL 9 FRIDAY TIL 8 . . t FALL BLOUSES ROLIAJP SLEEVES ' . ' hal till iurktY · with ' 1-ttN .YftlhiNnl Gv-...~ ht • , ·, If '/W' tlln'f .., . It's · ~ f1M!tf 'Nrt.'; yov ewer m~M-·· ~- ~wiH I • ·, : ."<UWJ :2 • ... llj :-.~.~:~v - ~~ •. •'·· '· " \-' .\ ..... · ·; ' .f i~ ' Charm BrtJeelet 'With Thlo Coupoo,... 10-15 .. . IJ • · eu~'~ PurdY.. "·. · ' ·. Nylon Fl-o BEAUTIFUL ASit. Subjects li1i . . ( .o<ltlli> c r . ::..· \. 'lltf011 IIJi1 .• ..uw ... nlol ·.mli r,~fl .•• . .1. .tiruOS\· Plan ytul' holldQY dinner •round • plump, llr~.adobrw••ttd, Armour Stilr lvrkoy. •, ga1tf) tti••1ili'YI • • DRE·ss Half SlzH . i FOR HIS CHRISTMAS NEW FALL SHADES DRESS GLOVES SHEER SEAMlESS Choice Black or Brown Mesh or Ffat Knit ParMIIH Villt.f Frtth Frntn Chicken ____ __.., Kroger Yellow Cling Breast.s FLANNEL CHRISTMAS GIFTS SPORT SHIRTS Asst. Colors SizH S-M·L .97 Rog. $2.\19 Voluo. Rog. $2.1'9 No-Drip FAN FAIR Kilton ond Boot Plontor, Bobbll1111 Hood Dogs, ' Dtcorotod Plotn, Birds, Rooster Plenter, VasH, Soft and Popper, Llmpt, Condlo Hold'", Too Pott, Kllchon Ploq-, Cup ond Soucor; Pig a.nks, Fooh,!( Compote, Colt Sot, Jewelry BoxH, Ichor,, H,mburgor Prou, $o1rviroa Trayi, Hot Fown Family, Ash Troys, Sot, Spica Sols, Book Solid S..o ... ·····-'"' 42c Mens Hi _Styled .Dress & Casual Ties CHOICE ONLY I Fresh Ham •. . . •. • l(alves or · No.2% ' II FOR THE KIDDIE$ .·, .LA.v· o·a·;",· ' c I ' -_., i . ' .' .' . II! .' , - '' . I I r' 2 lb. ~5c b•o d Shortening _. . . . . 3 ~~; 69c Domino ConftcUontry, Light 8111wn, Daric. lrewn S..chtr' Folly Caabd Whtlt Boneless Ham . .. . "' :,ugar _ .... _. . . . . 6 89c ob. ,,.,;a; .I ~Jl t i .lk ·il ~~~f_\ ·ale lt.oth bm ' dJ "" 'f ltfiUlJ ~ lb . $1 ""~.. · ,{Juut" ~ 'l lll11·;d:· I( ., j ~ I . ,:; ll ~ ~ .. j • • : -, r~ \ 1 ) 11 ~ · v; 'r.o1 Y~ur Kroger Store "J Hfd· · · Extends 1 Welcome to Octan Sprey JeiiMcl or .Whol• ,., Cranberry Sauce . .. Ice Cream .... ...• :: . %gal. 79c ' Krottf Hornlttyle or lvtltrmllk Fruit Pies . .... . ... . 3 ;;:· 89c Pork & Beans .. . _. 6 11-o•. cant $1 .. Tuna ------ ······ 3 $1 Toothpaste .. . __.. Butterinilk •. . . . . 2 v. ,.,1 79c MinceMeat ...... ·.-- , 59c Sweet Peas ------- 6 cant Krogtr W.·K. VK PK Geld Fully lbktcl Krottr Plain 25e Corn . ........ ... . 5 ""'· $1 Toothbrush .·... __. .Stuffing Bread _. 2 ~... ale Dinner Rolls ... . " 2 No. !Ol 11-n. V, Clntl ·~1 'f' .. ., .. l ,, u;... " .,bflii.'u. I ·.! ..t( · ,. :) L Rtg . t k Value Peptodent Krogtr lr1nd No Val~~& Alka Seltzer ... -__ Sweet Potatoes Iorden~ NOM Such Ch ·c.ken crf Sta Chunk light Reg . 67c K,...,... Brand Awondtlt 25'• 39c '.:'~1 ' 55e *.G-1il i.it .1!1111':1 . I ' io Reg. 6tc Value PeptOdtnf GUARANTEED SUNRISE-FRESH •• E•erJ PI-ckar• ol KI'Gt~r·e lb. 29c t dt,tlt 38e 110ftl ~ hu~~~ bli.,. .. il l! , , . Fresh Florida Oranges fruiU ••d Vl (.ddd ee, ia our C ri~Pa k • dur plutic film, mutl U. Sunri1e· Fre1h wht n you buy it. J( ~ .,. not t:a"'ple tel.7 utllfiotd , Kt ottr will Hpbu:e }'0\lr i~lll or · ~und you morwy. Celery 5 ·~ . ;! f. . .1"\' b.ni •rl "IJt:iJ Ill ·iltbbuO i.'H /Ill ·. i~JI•;• .ll'd( 1 lb. bag atalk ..·. ,; . J.r:-. Jo ., •~al ed ( •I' . .,.,;;t Chocol•t• Hut K,..... &rend -~- Bread ••••••• I·&.·~~$1 '· , -1 , ti.!o . ; f nMJ '~· ·· •uiHl · .) Biscuits' .... .. _. 12 ::.· Sac Plums Kroger Plfln H t ~.";~ : Vanlll• Buttencetch Top Value St1mps. Kl'tltr lr1nd-AII l'lil'ftrt · Pumpkin .•. ....... 8 1 .1~1 1:"\ql • BeHer For Less Plus ~ (, 1i l ij lt · ~-1 ~ : ~ ., To Shop Our Store and live , t 1 '~ ilti 'Jni.iV • m 1.1~1 . l dlrG ' .1k . ' liN!.... :' 1 ..n W: ~ .1M. . Fluffo t£ bna :uti. fbJ ' .ifl ' lb. ' con 'J'.I !l , ., ;t ,il!:lfi. ; . ~i " ~~~ \' ~ ~lng t1u Call• Exp. U/li/116 ent c.wt. * I· lb. Kroger Golde n 89e ... 'I Flour . __ -. . . . . . . 5 59e lb. I ~ ti~ &Jt; r1M .~~ ttn. 3 \ ' •off II IIi J!i,l \ 4-Cin Plck-N!Ifl;loxlcecllon o lt.oth 41e ...... ~ .00 . . ' 45c l~ "of.. AU · Slice• cans ' Krsgor Praise 2for ' ~. Pillsbury Pl•in & S. R. TenderlY lontiMt lottoll Roll RHit or ll)fltlflt Lifebouy 2 Reg $1 Each ' Flour . ... ... ". : . 5 49c un1 YOUR QUILT BATTS lb. iH'lbffD"J ... ;: 3lc l n" lemon 2 FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS EXCELLENT PATTERNS MOUNTAIN MIST COnON ...... ·nfl Middleport Ev.ns Customers Beauty Soap 2 ::~ 37e SPECIAL BONUS BUY ~J~' '· I od. b\10< ¥JM J. .• .lgtr Plain I 5. R. Fl'flh Chidttll ~ • ' Tremendou• Group American Made and Imported ~!.li M ,jft ' lifebouy Men's Bright Plaid n tl .b'li ·:ti!'.J ·~ ···n ob L.. 00 Each .r·.1-Y: 111-a ij1 i1m~ Livers ... ..... . . _. Beauty Soap 3 ;: 39c DISCOUNT PRICE Nylon Hose .11M .~h·UIS Id DECK 0' MONEY GAME Wi.Sk '' MEN'S LINED VINYL u w~ ·~~ ~ luKi\· )"I ' ) Playing Kroger's .............. 49e Juniors-Min-. ·· .. :riH•' ~.A ._ 1'> SALE ,.Jt ~ .(I,:..Jl ":: '{1 Jh .·.:>5e ll.... llotllo .. .. .. 3 ROLL PACK .. ~ tl jfJ .! i l l ~.n1.:i~ • STITCHED ssoo 10-lb. , J.lb. ::11'-'1 S g·.:.. lb. .. lit. ••• : ~- !'. • til 15 .·,Coffee All Slz... Rog. $1.00 .00 Smoked Ham • • • • 59c •4 79 ... 8.79 ... . 79 Ham ~~ •2· •·n• Pa~d~d ~~fjl,~ .• VALUES TO $8.95 Kroger 8ull Portl01t I tn:.~ FOiLS AND PAPERS .. J() ,' .r CHRISTMAS W·RAPPING . . Turkey~s Moxwolt Hovla ' 1 ttl ~ ~ . -·~~-..l . 1/ ean'l Cheese .... _.... ' . . ,.._ 39c ' ,, ' . Phl~Brond 3-ROLL PACK . Special Group LADIES BETTER FALL STYLES . .nll . or·&)! Exp. 11/19/M Dubvqijl't Famout OUIIIty C•nnH $1 collt "'' :t~ .99 $ BOX Of 21 11-aJ. ;'\ .. · . .....u~· .. ~~ •• Pretzels 6 ROLL PACK WALTZ GOWNS ·· CHRISTMAS CARDS ) FOILS AND PAPERS Lovely Brushed Dan DH Thin Ill· AOW · ~ .,, ~ Ont,5Gc Chonn ........... ................... ...... lat-8-Q/ IiYCir CHRISTMAS WRAPPING. ~r:.: :.tid' Ar \llj!l} D•n Ott Grttn -Onion, Potato Chips 3 ~ $1 ulio'ft . ,ji]" r----6-ROLL PACK ~ ~. ' .,. a .... \ lb. Brands At Low, Low Pl'ices Plui The Added Bonus of Top Val111 lt•mp•. I.Gi':! 1ic. ~,~rr ' ~ · ~~ <<l<lifl ,j I ... - Copyright, 'lilt K,...r Co., tltl EACH r. ,i ' Full Shqnk .Hal(. Nllllllftfl 'I -~ ~t. !~lli:oH , lb. At KI'Oflr You Ott ·t . S'h .·_·... '·'ivi · '' . :UJ; .A. \: • ' ~ .,f1 ' .......,. Smoked Ham • $ ASST. · COLORS ,., ' Kroi/er Quality . ·,, ' '·. f 'I F • ,. '· "House. of·Boi'Vani"': ~ . 24 Karat ·Pure -<i • . NO-IRON ' .' Gold Pl~ted · .. . . .this Ad And Purchase One Cl.arnf ,... ..~ ·When You Present Coupori'\·,From Only 'JCnfr· NOW ' FOR,) " CH.RISTMAS . THE SHOE 'lOX BEAutiFUL~ GROUP • ... . :~ ' chairman THURSDAY- FRIDAY -SATURPAY '.· .' ·: .:] \. ' �f ' {- r.''. ' ' ' ' • • .. ·-~~ )' ' I. \ 49f~~Yof _J i~ f~ " .· .- Jea", Vnrilh " and D~e1'1:',_!11¥1) 196'1 ~etl~o~ ~ver Dem.~a_t fr•ll!; O'~n,~r ~!hDilly Se~ll~e~ ,Pomeroy-Ml~epo~, 0 ., Nov. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1966-U thJs valet. 1trvlce !rom I wife developed tesn-ager. Tnle [the wlll of God. Wilen I hear I been aqtn~ Is hurting my hus- out on God. ' . blm feel W.,. .~ ldnS - 'she sbould be in the eustody of of children being born to par· ,oand who ,,.,,,-, "ken It W.. out with Him,. in.~~··~·r !le stlll sulfen f!'~m J her pareots, but it sounds as If ents who don't want them, JIIJJ. jbadly. But 110mei1ow I can't •AI· J)Oln,t, ,nealnesa syn- the husbands should be put in treat the"l' give them away.fstop - QlW~I'IlNtNG GOP agree"witll·ma, but tilhl~ '*IPf< drome" dealt out at hOI!IJ and the custody or their wives! I wonder at a God who allows ' De;u- Questiqning;I ' ' '. bus~and m) - H.• In the Service; or maybe he Those gals are worrying •· such things. It seems so un.- l. .thini ..'V" " " " · pt ~pith, : 1~ )I()TE . ~kd>~~ wants to feel marr10d and bout the wrong party!- NOR- f.air, the cruelty to helpless chll- [only temporary, ,aod .when \YOU know many of yod BY Mrs. Fruda Morrlt car>!O·lllr. .• IMAL WIFE dren. Irw the trul/1 ~lwx!( yOPI'If}f, answer the letter ........ . "' The Woman'• Society of by Het• BeU.I banding .blm a hanger 'I Dear Wile : . ! We are not able to have chll- it will comeb_a~· .•~ · !ban doll!ng "God/' and . Christiao Service of tho Methyou two are getting_out , True, but reme?'ber the old 1dren- no apparent reason.lbe 'l ever. ; , ., past experience that odist Chlll'CI! , waa entertained 1HAND HIM A · This lJ very wsperaUng to of your office cl?_lhes, and ea_ym,g, ''Opportumty makes the doctors say, but we, who want truth? Well! I'm, ~in& your tbougilta wiD be In_ the home of Mrs. Harry €LOTliES DANGER me aa 1 have 1 lull-lime job you11 be surpnoed how often th~ef.' - H. · ,our own so- badly, are barren. aga1o, but see. !f ·~: comes ty helpful. If yoli'H P;ekens, Friday evening, Nov. Dear Helen : in addition to bousework. A lot he uses II. - H. Dear H~ien: ; We have apphed at ·an adoption close : D~wn deep, JOU ~en·t sta}llped eovelopodrilh 11. Mrs. Garrett Circle was We have beeli happily mar- of other wives h.ave this Dear ~len: . I don't hate my husband or iagency, but someh?w a woman questioning God f()F.lh "c1'1101- your !etten, .J'll fariiaril , program chairman, The busJ- rled for a year. My husband· • Can you help Ul _WON- . Rogardm~ the let~• lrorll lanythmg hke that. We've had lalways wants to giVe the m.•n ty to helpless <:lu!4reo.'' 1\ath. to bor. - H. · · .. _ nets sessloo wu In charge a fine man with a good DERING Ithe "wiVes' conce•mng "Bex , t~ wonderful, happy years ol .she loves a part of himself. er, you're BLAMl G. l!):m be: This collimn Jo dedlcatl.f'Tn ~~ Mrs. Pickens. During the However, he has 3 habit th.at Kitten." Did they ever stop to Imarriage and we look forwar<\ i Will my loss of faith burt cause He bMn't mtide your life family living, so Jf yo~•Nl'1.11i . .a~ ,..ial hour the bostess served annoya me Thougll be Is very Dear Won: .think It takes two? I would to many more. ·our chances to adopt a baby? completely perfecl. YOII're Uke tng kid trouble or jull ! kefreohmente Ill keeping with. meticulous ·about some things l'll aet female 1ta.tlc, but' · their biggest worry Is not But the way I have been\' I can't help feeling Ditter and . lhe c:hltd surrounded by lovely trouble, let 1fa1e11 belp · . ,-; Halloween. be won't bang up hla clotheo,' my view: Plckmg up at- · 16-year-old girl in a bikini, Ifeeling, I wonder if l may be resentful. I've drifted far from gifts who says "I h.ab! €hrist- She will also welcome ·yoU( !'rt ~ After mornlllg worship oervter a normally forgetful man but their very own husbands. sick in my mind. I've always my churcll and even talks with ma8!" because she didn't get !•musing uperleiiCt!ll. Aa~lil ~eat the Methodist Church on • take no more tluul 15 I really don't think normaljbeen a devout Christian. but my mlnis!"r have failed to get a puppy: You hav,e.a largo case 'Helen Bottel 1n care o1 " ~' r . ~unday the mlllnberl ellfPI'laed I day. And aomebow make passes at an over- lately 1 have to through to me. Th~ way J h,ave of self-pity ·and you're it Inewspaper. ,.,. ··"" ., their pali!or, ·lleY. John ll'eslay , 0 Kimbler, wtlh a pound e11ower , ' II was Youth Night Saturday at tho BapUst Churcil evtlllt!el· I lttic meetings, After the se"- - - - - - - - - lee the youth and minister~, Rev. O'Connor .IIIII Rev. Ha~ By Mn. Alta €one field, were Invited ·to the borne Mrs. Ethel Radetin of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wolfe panied 0. R. Sams sod and daughter, Mickle, for re. to their home In Newark for freshments. a visit. She will also visit othFuneral service for Mr. Char· er relatives there. les M. Smith, brother of Ernest Arlin Radekln left Wednesday Smith, was held In Athens for Fort Hayes, Columbus, to FULL Sun:iay. Those from here at- he inducted into the service. lb. tending Included Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow BowCUTS Ern08t Smith, Mr. a1.d Mrs. en and K. E. Erickson made Oris Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Del- a business trip to Columbus on oert Smith and Mrs. Robert Monday. Smith. Sunday callers il the Albert BONELESS-TOP CUT Guests or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cone home were Mrs. Cora FLASH·O·FREEZE FROZEN Cadle Sunday were his brother, Morris and daughter, Vi o I a, John and Ben Cadle of Ripley, Columbus, Ray Morrl5 and Mrs. BONELESS-BOTTOM CUT 8UTT STYLE . W. Va., who brought word of Ruth Wood, local. P~rk :he death of their u~le, Mr. Mrs. Alta Cone, Mrs. Lona BONELESS Virgil Smith of Du. .r. Mr Pettit and her mother were BONELESS-BEEF : adle snd son, Harold, attend- Athens shopj>iog recently. !d the funeral on Mooday at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner BONELESS-TENDER "SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED ALL Dunbar. · Tony of Albany spent Sun•day ll 'Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKen- afternoo• with Mrs. Gioevra ~~~.,.J tie of Wrightwood, ()llf., re- Foster. Other callers during the LEAN-FRESH "SUPER-RIGHT" ca.uy were . overnight iuest.s of past w~k were Pauline Fost-~ Finlt J011 a111t buy a turkey at AtoP. If, and Mfl,, Ralph McKenzie. er, Mts. Erma Nelson and Miss Sene it for '!'\aaksgiving dinner. Be unhappy with it. rs. Harry Hayman ~s SJI"nd- Lioda Williams, Rutland. ECHRICH ' indefinite. Ume in Jackson Miss Debbie Pettit spent an Come and tel • (and bring the price label or register tape, of course). BRAND _ _ lb. , her daughter, Mrs. Audrey evening with Miss Rita N on and family. Mrs. Wll- recently. ' We'l p 7'1111 DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK (that should just ab01•t co\ :, soil entered Holzer Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huston ' tbe CIOIIt ci :paur wllole dillner). :n~jor surgery. and son of Chillicothe spent an COOKED COOKED - BONELESS eve&iag with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Essie Wiltshire Is spend- li'it•palrick. Si ;k! In( a few days In Marmet, W. Mr. aod Mrs. Albert Col>e II Wei !lOt realy beeauae we're oot taking any elm Vii\, with relatives. and Mrs. Ginevra Fo:~ter spent Mrs. Ann Coe spent a week s d 3-ib. 8to We're Belling only die finest turkeys. In Columbus with the Will atur ay i• Logan witb Mr. ' 10 lb. 4-oz. and Mrs. Harvey Bratton. can Avg. _lb. Every "Super-Right" bird is U.S. Gmde "A". loq,os family· Mrs. Grace Henslar bas been ~rs. Clara Rous~ @d_ Bob spending some time w1tb her So we ea~~'t loae. But 11either C8JI you. B"gle lelt $unda~dl'nlng for •on, John Paul Henslar and A where Mrs.~ousl> will famdy tn Newark 18 thin aood 1"'811011 for lbopping MP! sp t the winter wl , r •on- K. E. Erlcksoa made a buslFROZEN-KING STANDARD m Ill and daughter, r. and j""" trip to Pl. Pleasant last It's ooe r1. 1111111y. M . Kyle Stump, ', week. $1.1t~t:·~ FRESH FROZEN SELECT .• sts of Mr. and Mrs. Fran. Mr. and Mrs. John Beat r.: ~IV CO INC cl~ Morris, Saturday, ..., cent spent a Sunday with her Racine Sw·iety Notes 1~ ~ IJlfaker of the ·otate ,Asllt'mbly w.os endangered. Netro deNt- was· largely a product ' ol · ..._ ·' . · . · · · · next year. '. ttons • from 'the Democratic \olljttime DemOcrat!~ party war- Xork. O'Connor, was plagued by l wer~ hurt In -other , statesJl_, lftnflr.ati'cMa':·~·L!nes 1n Jtltno\1, the Chicago party and "white · backtaah" fare . .•, , . .:. " shorta~ - of ' Iunde ·ilnri poor ll'lrhlgan, Pelinsylvant\, Mlnne. IJC~ _ JU . machine 91 MayQr, Richard were b_ia!l'ed In Pill"! for thi~ Sen. Robert F. )rennedg, o. caml"'lgn organization,. """" seta, Massachusetts, ' Florida to•"'' ' Dajey was shaken ·ao 'badly th\> trouble. ~, 'i ., gave O'Connor -campalgo oiates said, even though he had ,and Tennessee, The most serloua that veteran Dtmocralic Profiled 1.1-em Wart~ IUpporl but oeemed· to spend tho help of • Kennedy's adept nv> thorn losses among th... ; .. "" , . _·f'. . .. ~ ' · n ,a Paul H. Doug_!~~ lost. to In New ~ork, Gov. NeiJon A. more time In ·other stat~l than brother-ln-Jpw, Steven Smith. were in Michigan' aild Pennsyl· GTON (UPr-'l'!lm's eipflovernorshlplt, 11 anything Of lbt 61 liberal fre!ihmenl Reoubllcan Chprles H. j'ercy ,Rockeftlltr's easy reel"!'tlon In his ad®ted stat~ or N~w The Democntlc machlnes l v•~la. - ---------· -~ -- -- - ··- ~--- - - ~ -- -- '..,., _ _ . -·-·--- ---·---.-· --- ---·--·--·--·" ' tic ~ble IJ!,!be c111e1: !Ike a debi<;Je. They ~cede House Democrats endorsf!d '. . A .coUIIUes, Ani1 stalas. their bouSe toso· was above the COPE. 31 were 4eleated. ·f · ' 2 'Come Out of 196.6 w.nt'I·on's Snuttenn', m' 'Every Baili'wick - ~ I. G J i:llic. ~~cy ~\ lbe local and levels Is to place much of thf~[P• on the White House '\ But Republican statowjde unha too about the rplxed victories In California, - Olinols, ~:e lr~m ~~shlj~::;~ New York, Michigan, Penn~!- ~lch Democratic vanta,_Ohlo and \118saachusetts Chairman John Bailey was Th.i(,feetl,. II perhaps exagger- -all piVotal preslde•Ual election more of 1 llgUrehead than a ated because President Johns?•· areas-ohook up the troops In working boss. jus~J!iHte from Asia and facm& the Democratic party. s ery, failed to make his final One major complaint was Reslpatlaa Declined_. c palgn awing to try to save over m0f10Y. The 11111ioll81 Bailey, l"ho bocame cha1rman D aile pandidates already J?emocratic organization, whlcb when late President John F· fa prolllble d~eat. still owed $2.4 million for the Kennedy won his 1960 epubUcan victories - from 1961 campaign, trimmed that tion. offered to resign s lel!iSiatures to ijOVeriJOr· obllgafloo but couldn~ £ive Its winter but Johnson asked him iii -&t~' beiJil! attributed to: congressional candidate~~ more not to odd to hlo burdens hy Disaffection with Johnson than $Ulll apiece. AI the same pressing_ m~tter. Bailey stayed ol soli. time, Republicans through their on, but 1t w•ll be no _9UI'P~!f" tf Wto"ry and uncertainty "Boosters Club" were providing he returns to Connecticut ""or. t foreign snd domestic $10,000 to $15,000 to some long. diUons like the Viet Nam Republicans who challenged California, Dllnols and New • , Inflation and racial unrest. Democratic Incumbents. York are among the hardest hit Defections by Negro voters As in past elections, mucb ef Democratic organizational d1,_ r Democratic candidates. the Democratic support came aster are~~ A. foliowmg lao! Harder work by the GOP from labor's political arm, week'• eleclJllllho Its candidales. COPE. A fight for control of ·l~ational "dry rot" on Nationally, COPE admits to California's Democratic party Is Delll"ocratlc side. spendinK a little Jess than fl assured In the wake of the mocraUc leaders in Wash· million in direct contributions to defeat of Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) refuse to sec the candidates-but this does not Brown by Republican Ronald ubJkan pickup of 47 Hous•ltnclude what local groupt Reagan. There may eVen bo an , three Senate seats, and provided. effort to unital moderate J·· M:. A.· .R ' ·. K._· ·'·E·-·. y''· '. s· - r' • . Savings For Nov. 17·18-19 , • AT TUPPERS PLAINS • LV'ONS MAR'K·Et Right rueroed to Umit. il t m9Jlt)' market has failed panslon. we want to know what kind of o of!e squeeze on so m e Even s , the eompany Is so- a man the driver Is. Does he 111 nesses. liective · leasing to now eli· drink' Does he steal' Does he )'lier System, a nation-wide ent . . abuse equipment?" r leasing firm based In 1 "Wh e leaae trucks. we Operalet Ceaten Ill I'Cports that Its bust- furnish erything but the driv- Ryder operates 204 companyIe Is better than ever. :er," R, r said. ' 1BUL since we owned servicP centers in 145 Jlonl'f!''l! . Ryder, board chairkey ciUes In the United States 111 nd chief ext<UIIve otn· and Canada to bandle the more ld tn an Interview thai than 15,000 trucks It leaset to e orne unforeseen circum· :,500 businesses. eould alter his c o m • "These service centers ena· cOurse the outlook ror ble us to nnd out. too. whether of the year rt· er trucks are helnj overloadight. ed," Ryder said. . ~ Merger ·Ryder, who stuted hls ftrm so, Ryder noted. the pro- The WllkeavWt Garden Club 30 years aco with only one merger of Hertz with met Nov· 1 at the home of truck, 1114 12 "' eent of his , if realized, would make Mrs. William Mahrlloy with the ~••In& equipment today conth Ryder System the largest president, Mrs. Earl Cray In stoll of tractor - trailers, makind pe~~nt truck -. leasing ~arge .• ~1 call wu answ~ lng It the !arrest operator Jn co pany In the United States. .tltb Somethmg For Wh1ch thl• field. o~ before lha economy I Am Thankful." The prgram ---an Cll6htenlnJ, Jlm Ryder Included, A Party Table Set- · est bl' h!d $30 mJWon of re- llnl by Joanne Mahaffey, nvol i credit with 13 banks. ly Hints by Mildred St.rause he bas had no difli- baugh: Flower arrangement, col'!lucopta, by Lena Cray; a poem written by Clara Phtlilp!, "What I Hsve to be Tllankful For." Three guests present were Mrs. Ma.ie Rsdellff, All'f. Gla4ys Pier~ and Mrs. Cota Woodmen o1 the World LodCt McMalm. Officers for the com- met Nov. 9th to elect offlcm. - iDg year were e1ectec1 Jlld Ill' ted ..... .. ~ Nutter of FI'D!It eluded l',;.t u D. Elec were, pre.....,.,t, mr. ~Y Harold IW~; Ylee • presltleot, llfo!( , Hattie Powell, local, ,IJohnJOII, VIet prttldent, · lo!u. Mr. Thomas·Parsons: Jeerttal'f, Sl Lawrence. Grant and ; ian Koenecke, secretary, !!Irs. Mr H c Roney· -Mr Vi ohnston visited Mr. and Earl Cray and traaSW'tr, Mrs. Mr: G;...y · Gilland:' I>ISI·Pte•l: M ~ne Congo and cbild- Joe Stroot. , . . dent, Mr. Lortn Bird: mrt, · Mrs. Clara Phillips was a ' Mrs. Rita . Rose; sentry, Mr. . and Mrs. Alban Taylor recant i""l of Mr. and Mra. RoHal1d G~bl· watdllllall Mr ~ two dauahten ellled on Lawrtnce Milboan ol Rllllalld, lrlre. H. c. RM.v. Jr. ' • Mt""' Carron and faml- Mrs, Nollit S.yre ~ Glady• Trultles m :Mr. Robert ly. spent several days with Mr. Dye, Mr1. H. c. Roney, Jr. and M . Millllle Carroll and Shar- and Mrs. Loo Sayre at Proctor. :Mr. Joe FOI. Prize w1nnora le FIOIIlllllal wort ll1l Pom- ville. were Jolin Taylor, MalOn. W. oo Monday. Mrs. Tlleral Dawson IYaa a Va.; Harry PIQkans, Now Hav· • 8l!d Mrs. Gene Congo recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. en, w. Va.; Mrs. M. Sovler, an4 ·lamJy ~!ltd het •rind- Ra)'IIIOII4 Lone. Silt fttlt to Parkmburg, aDd Gttald Aupe, ~t.s. 'Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Florida to make htr homo with Middleport N of Reedsville Route. her dauf!ter. J!Ulfold wtnn1rs will rmlv~ e Alll!ft, lrlre. Kathleen Mrs. Mll4red Sttawsbaugh re- them by mail. Refreshmenll and baby of Newark cently was Ill Columbus where were serve<l to members and a few days wllb Nr. lnd llle attendtt lht !UJI.-al of a a guest, Bill Bonnett of CharlesCarl Au~a. Mrs. couaiD, Clarenco S.Jrt. ton, w. Va. Mlddl-art eaUed oo Mr. and Mrl. Bus O,dln of ---Mr. Mrs_. Carl Aulhetson. Middletown were · recent auests . laJif)' of 1\s,dQe, o! Mrl. Mil')' O,dln. · MAO. ADDRESS GIVEN Mrl. Freda Mlddl"'watt. local, Tho lllllUal Veterans Day Chmtmas cards may ba Mr. ..lllra. !.twit J~ dinner waa bold tlwlday even. melled to PFC Dale C. &ckMllai'av.l e RQute calted on inChold at US 526383111, 13th MalnMrt Sylvia Carpenter. Mrt. ~ Graham Is tensnce (Lt.) (OS), APO, San . Lawre~~te 8USh, l'tCUIIfi'II!Jif at home follOirillg Franclseo, Calli., 96312. PFC Arne!, Raelfte Boult, Slllfel')' it 11o12or ho&pital. Rockhold has been in Vlo t DD Rev. and Mrs. 8u.ch. Clyde Cooper 11114triVellt sur- Nam since l81t June IS. He 11 ·aarnet ·Johhltoll vtstttd. pry Wednesday at Holr.et Hos- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Zana Middle- pita!. Rev. 0qn Calhoua called ter Rockhold of Reedsville. He Wednet!lay. Oli hllll Friday entered the army Dec. 8, 1965 and M'te. l!rlJilel' tee~- Mt. and Kelson PhilUps, and <Omplelld ball• traillini recelvt41 wottl that theit Totn and Nria, of Wellston at Fort Knox, Ky. ar+1111 and• wile,. Mr. and were ~ - of Mrs. Clara MoLLS IN CBU Roter Jelltrs are P"'· Plulllll' 011 Sunday llllt a new daUJhler named The corlllift~ and bean sup. Mils Mary M,nkin, dau~hter per ~u .. WUka " Route !lhorfa Marie· ,,.... .. s urall&e was •of pMfl, Mtl4rtd ha Mallkin, ed 1 Mr. lllld Mta. Morris Teaford II ttended ·•· omeroy, s comp et armd mU et dinner we a · rangemonta to tllQr the Colum•f J~ Mff. ~ Mall att,nded the bus Buslnell University. Mt1a lion 114 fullll .wrtnet ~ Ulllrtct. (lonft~ al Mankin II • senior at Eastem )• Alhvm. "*tly, Higil 8<hool and wtU enroll Ia Nl l Van Meter 1111111 OVtr• Mr. and 1111. Mil RaU han the Private StcreUrlal Courtle light visitor ol Mr. and Mn. placed 1 ll'lllt!' Dtat their lltlt •eat .&'fr nee Johnlton and famlly. ' · · _;__..:.'=;,· Mr and Mrs. J....U Story home from Ill.: bolpiW, !lome 11111 npect to u ~ M Arthur villlad t b tl r Mfl. DcirOih, ll4lebiiJT)' Jlld this winter for 01aven fa'l~Jt . er, Mr. and lrlre. OrviUt mother, Mn. Edra called Mr. and Mra. Charles .,_ t and 1011, Gary. 011 Mrt. lqll't llil!lt, Mrs. lOll cama In !rom Ft Riley, Mr.- -Reid G~ee called on Ollie Youn& of PolnftoJ'. Kana. ~!he,_ he had been sta• lr. . . Mn. Clyde Wlnea. Those wbo called 01 Mt. and Utned. 'l1lly 11'1 CUttl8 or Mrs Ill'· . Jlil. ~ ~ .atld 1\ll'f. ¥~ Jolmitclft . . Da~'l partnll. · • . • • • lllr. and · )Jn. Mrs. Dalley and childll!r. ~-will 1118\'e OaJ<. 1 ·~ ~~~.~lllel!oy, visit. ttn, local, Mr. and Mta. Lel!is land, Caljf., Nov. II, for VIet 1 • ·.,.., Ctell Rote- Jobnlton, Mllltrsville Route Nam. Mti. DlWIOII wW r. abl falidly, IIIII 1o!t .,_ -~~ ""'·' · - ·· · Fil' . . _ Nlllrllfd . • ~~ """\""'.! .,..._ 1111111 wllh ilfl panllll 1114 at~- , _.., J -·lOa tend Rill Gtandt eonese later. I WAID CROSS SON5 e RUTLAND DEPT. ST~RE Here's All You Have To I FOR QUALITY ·and VALUE! ( Ctmpbell'• V.getable Soup.~-6 o. Is President OfLOOge302 j.r", _ ·'· c•ns ·~·z,v. ol •· 9c Cocktail.. S • M~ and ·Mrs. and parents nearofBidwell. dawghter, Lori Bill andLillie CbrsiUne. Aseries meetings w••"'·ll LaW. of Athens. held in the Nazarene Church 1\!r. and Mrs. Fred Colburn near Pt. Rock tho past """•II 303 CIM :~~~~d:.,dw~~.s~d~o:ue•t• wl~t;,.~l~erk.:,":; ~~~n~ncein . and Mrs. Jobn Fisher service, Is now tsalto ennKI II ,,, ' ... ~ --.-,a-0-ZE-N-,-,,-D-.-Vl'-~ ~enqultBr•"d-Anv.nttles CREAM PIES 4 "' 99" .. ·Specitlly Low Priced! " ·! Oxydol.- t:: 69c I'' DEL MONTE TUNA~~~~: __ :.o:·z9c. HI·C ORANGE 3~=· 89c i ~iety JQANOFARC- ' ' :~ '· 10 LB. BAG c ORDER YOURS TOD~Yf M•pl1uwnFrtah · · .' Drtsstd... l ., . TUR(OKVEYN:R·~E-·A..··DY,;)., ,. '• ' ' Ctll• St.ylf . .. . -. S.MOKED. P'IC NICS. Round Steflk · · ·· lb. 99c Beef Steaks 15-oz pkg Roast .. .. .. lb. Round Steak ··· · lb. 89c Sirloin Tip Steak • lb. 99c Rump Roast · .. · .. lb. ~ Cube Steak · ·· · ·· lb. 99c Bologna .. 1-lb. pkg. Ground Round · · lb. 79c Sausage 1-lb. pkg. ·r 4~6111· ·39· C :, · .i:,, ' ... lb. bag -. 89c fO .A&P TURKEYS ARE SO GOOD WE DARE TO OFFER CAKE DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK Cake ~1 &.lSi. r----------------..., A&P BRAND GRADE A FROZEN , ll.~ '. v•. , ' • ~;.~>;,;;·'· !oJd • ' I '"'""'"·"''' ·~·· ,~ ~~.. ___ __ Potato Chips .. 1~b. &ox FRIS~ DAILY Peach Pies ........ REGULAR OR CUSTA.RD Angel Food Cake ·· each 39' · A&P Pumpkin l-Ib. 13 OL cens 1-lb- 2-lb. pkg. cana Tasty Pak I cans I Slicocl, Crushod or Chunks, A&P 2 99C SweetPeas 2·1b. bags M9JtT.ON P'ROZEN Cream Pie.~ 3!!:~ 89c 3.' 1-lbcont ....... $J I(8 Cream A&P Instant Coffee _'7.;-$1 A&P Cream Cheese Cheese Spread ~;'!::· ~ St u ffe d 'QI'IYeS Sutttnl llrtll ' Marvti Brtnd at YOUR A&P WIN up to s1000 1/2-gal. Checolott Monhmollow mlon MANY HAVE WON ALREADY . SO CAN YOU! •I.& Smoll or A&P FRESH FRUITS . and Vf ~ET ABLES!. ' • lb. ' ··.beg matl -..u. ~. \. ·"'·?~ ·-- . l • . " "D.~Ucious Apples u... - ~'- STAoYMAiN ' ·4!.49c Winesap Apples .·., ·i:'~i-~~, Grapefruit · -" ·~ ,:.~,S~c · CALIIIORNIA , ... . ~. ·. ' ·. . . - ' . ' '" . en' ..... 15c . .\ l ••llllllielnr..U.,..... ~ ~-~:-, , rto ~~~~~IDA SEEDLESS ' Ia••l-lafJi;! ,GeIQt'-In oAftnP•t~~-.... ~SHtNGTON •RED F.LORIDA··i· TANGELos · r .,._ FRESH CRISP lb. I /. ~... . \ ' . ':· j · -'· ' .· with Potato Flour-l-Ib. lcuves 2 STRAWBERRIES )~c Freestone Peaches I :~~.:H:,m~:::: 3 v Green Beans 99 C 2 Cut Corn ' Ie P 1neapp PLAY tic-tac-toe Sliced .,: Potato Bread · · 5 loaves 99c 5-lb. CAKE . .. . $3.99 ALSO A LARGE SELECTION OF OTHER FINE POULTRY ITEMS McCONNiiL VIEWS BIRMlNGHAM, Ala. iUPIAlr Force Chief of Stall, Gen. J. 0. McDoMell said Friday II AN ANSWU 1111 lie avall· ,1!'ould be a "fatal misi4ke" -lor Ale far IU demure llrl the llnlted States and Ill allies wllo' willie lo wear lopfen ' to ·assume the destructive •force flllllo111. A temporarr · 9£·, ' iluclear. weapons would • eon;L.lliltl heea mated from ....... '11*1 '!air IIJlltt Preveni'·a•-sors . · ... -· · ...... A1lhiiJ 111 VIA v-to, wllll .their arsenals. ' · · · ,.'" IN 'itlt ~Ieee "A majpr !ech.aologfca('breat. ~'i('..N u throu,h. aucll u deve!opJ111!111 o1 , •·.o\lfl'ltlt Pilla : 111 ertecuve anti mlsilto syatetn, _JJMI ·t~Q' u4 lNldl · liould. cO.e.!vably ;t..lt ..... ~~ );:·~Jt liehl11111t &1N . . . --:-r ·' ' '. • . w,.~ inlclear,w~:' I M o .., I lie ..lrlt .... _, 3 IF Y~ ARE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED A&P BRAND·FROZEN Mlsoes Annie and Carrie Betlll' Bearhs and Mrs. Robert RitchIe visited witb Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs ·on Monday. Joe ·WyersmJIJer visited Carl Grueser at Veterans Memorial Hospital Wedlne•day, Ronald Bearhs spent day ·night and Sunday In Clevo~ i land ·and altend llle BI'Oil'ns vs. Eagles foolh,all game. ·' '-~1 5 to I 0 lbs. _ _ _ lb. 45c Ma~ 2-lb. bags the :Weekend. ' lb, 39c JANE PARKER VALUES FRUIT lb. _ I her mother, Mrs. W. A. g'an. M(. William Radford Mrs. Hornet Radford vlslte~ ali~ In Yollilptown '1~.~1~ ~· Jane Parker-Over 2/3 Fruits i.. Nuts A&P BRAND FROZEN -1 Fla. ORA ·'!"""""'~-~~~~=-~~ Canned Crab legs ........ lb. 99c Oysters 12,oz. pkg. Green Shrimp lb. $1.39 Oysters 12-oz. pkg. $1.-t;,J,., g, ' ·..• eCHICKENS~· ·. • Averte• . ~"5 '1:,· '' ; lb.-· e H'l".. .·,;"-' ---+-.- •• ' Notes ard iand oon, BrueR, ol Colum-li£. )!' ';C: . --·-- - ----.---- --.. CLUB STEAKS ,·-·--•--------------------""""!' Or..Je'r Your Thanksg•'v•'ng Poultry '·.:T ...,. -U , ,... KEYS '!Lnal~rg,er 37C lind Sugared bu~ ' spent se~eral day!! GIRL .' Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. William Thornos and Mrs. Alice Thomas of Columbus spent a Sunday with Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank. Chauncey Staneart of School Lot, wl!o has been ill for severa! w~ks , is now able to be up and Is improving, Ramon Morris called to Clyde Cooper Who is 1 surt!i<ailfl patient at Holzer Hospital. William Mossman, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mossman Is stationed at Fort Be• nlng, Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Griffin of Athens called on Mr. awl Mrs. Lasure on Friday even- !.f. and Mrs. Ronald 1 I) I ~,.ock Springs 2.: 29c BVYS icE".ciEAM ~~!79c KIDNEY BfANS . 2~!: 29c 2 coilAGit CHEESE - ~.·::. 59c APPLE BUTTER ~CH -- ~::· 29c , POST TOASTIES-l-+-MAINE eBEST D..tllt.Y. an son, Kenny, of Akron spent the weekend wllh Mr. and Mr1. Henry Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens and sisters, Maud and Josle of Syr cuse visited Mrs. Frankie Nel or and Miss Ina RelthmllIer unday afternoon. ·. and Mrs. Emmett Smal· ley : d Josephine ol Middleport visited relatives and friends Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crist tKathryn Wolfe) of Columbll! spe~ the weekerul at their bofl!o here. -...:__:====:...-- CUT GREEN BEANS Mrs.' om.. 79~ TASTY SEAFOOD VALUES r.m. a-. SIRLOIN Canned Chicken 99C ' Ott· Mo11te fruit iety Notes La ROUND Smoked Sausage Harold Rose ~ STEAK SALE ChaneeYonr Thanksgiving Dinner Won~t Cost You A Penny••• , e AT RUTLAND "Super-Right" Quality Meats The~sA e AT RACI!'IIE e St'Ciety Notes pres_-· •""'· 1 SOCiety News Wilkesville Town Flats ro· Chestnut Ridl'e ->~" ' I GOSSI. OnCIO !~v!RK~?r~et~~ ~~~~~~: f!~~!o~?~~ce ~~S n~t. HELEN HELP US! 'I'll• -- - - ·a. mD~:fiUc machble,aaliollal :111ort on *"''t elections ivti'Mf 1!1 the lastof Molf-ye"' yeers, labor were polltlcal expectederperts to cam TliPilO;Nerful lee! too fl'W'~ fllel · and llllidanCe, but was nolbing to panic about. much of the 1968 load. ci!ijrf.opt of the 1966 elections Sboolo Parl)l Troopt L«al Democrats have been lh• , IIC)RE FOR YOUR MONEY AT PLAIDS .. . .... ' · , �f ' {- r.''. ' ' ' ' • • .. ·-~~ )' ' I. \ 49f~~Yof _J i~ f~ " .· .- Jea", Vnrilh " and D~e1'1:',_!11¥1) 196'1 ~etl~o~ ~ver Dem.~a_t fr•ll!; O'~n,~r ~!hDilly Se~ll~e~ ,Pomeroy-Ml~epo~, 0 ., Nov. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 18, 1966-U thJs valet. 1trvlce !rom I wife developed tesn-ager. Tnle [the wlll of God. Wilen I hear I been aqtn~ Is hurting my hus- out on God. ' . blm feel W.,. .~ ldnS - 'she sbould be in the eustody of of children being born to par· ,oand who ,,.,,,-, "ken It W.. out with Him,. in.~~··~·r !le stlll sulfen f!'~m J her pareots, but it sounds as If ents who don't want them, JIIJJ. jbadly. But 110mei1ow I can't •AI· J)Oln,t, ,nealnesa syn- the husbands should be put in treat the"l' give them away.fstop - QlW~I'IlNtNG GOP agree"witll·ma, but tilhl~ '*IPf< drome" dealt out at hOI!IJ and the custody or their wives! I wonder at a God who allows ' De;u- Questiqning;I ' ' '. bus~and m) - H.• In the Service; or maybe he Those gals are worrying •· such things. It seems so un.- l. .thini ..'V" " " " · pt ~pith, : 1~ )I()TE . ~kd>~~ wants to feel marr10d and bout the wrong party!- NOR- f.air, the cruelty to helpless chll- [only temporary, ,aod .when \YOU know many of yod BY Mrs. Fruda Morrlt car>!O·lllr. .• IMAL WIFE dren. Irw the trul/1 ~lwx!( yOPI'If}f, answer the letter ........ . "' The Woman'• Society of by Het• BeU.I banding .blm a hanger 'I Dear Wile : . ! We are not able to have chll- it will comeb_a~· .•~ · !ban doll!ng "God/' and . Christiao Service of tho Methyou two are getting_out , True, but reme?'ber the old 1dren- no apparent reason.lbe 'l ever. ; , ., past experience that odist Chlll'CI! , waa entertained 1HAND HIM A · This lJ very wsperaUng to of your office cl?_lhes, and ea_ym,g, ''Opportumty makes the doctors say, but we, who want truth? Well! I'm, ~in& your tbougilta wiD be In_ the home of Mrs. Harry €LOTliES DANGER me aa 1 have 1 lull-lime job you11 be surpnoed how often th~ef.' - H. · ,our own so- badly, are barren. aga1o, but see. !f ·~: comes ty helpful. If yoli'H P;ekens, Friday evening, Nov. Dear Helen : in addition to bousework. A lot he uses II. - H. Dear H~ien: ; We have apphed at ·an adoption close : D~wn deep, JOU ~en·t sta}llped eovelopodrilh 11. Mrs. Garrett Circle was We have beeli happily mar- of other wives h.ave this Dear ~len: . I don't hate my husband or iagency, but someh?w a woman questioning God f()F.lh "c1'1101- your !etten, .J'll fariiaril , program chairman, The busJ- rled for a year. My husband· • Can you help Ul _WON- . Rogardm~ the let~• lrorll lanythmg hke that. We've had lalways wants to giVe the m.•n ty to helpless <:lu!4reo.'' 1\ath. to bor. - H. · · .. _ nets sessloo wu In charge a fine man with a good DERING Ithe "wiVes' conce•mng "Bex , t~ wonderful, happy years ol .she loves a part of himself. er, you're BLAMl G. l!):m be: This collimn Jo dedlcatl.f'Tn ~~ Mrs. Pickens. During the However, he has 3 habit th.at Kitten." Did they ever stop to Imarriage and we look forwar<\ i Will my loss of faith burt cause He bMn't mtide your life family living, so Jf yo~•Nl'1.11i . .a~ ,..ial hour the bostess served annoya me Thougll be Is very Dear Won: .think It takes two? I would to many more. ·our chances to adopt a baby? completely perfecl. YOII're Uke tng kid trouble or jull ! kefreohmente Ill keeping with. meticulous ·about some things l'll aet female 1ta.tlc, but' · their biggest worry Is not But the way I have been\' I can't help feeling Ditter and . lhe c:hltd surrounded by lovely trouble, let 1fa1e11 belp · . ,-; Halloween. be won't bang up hla clotheo,' my view: Plckmg up at- · 16-year-old girl in a bikini, Ifeeling, I wonder if l may be resentful. I've drifted far from gifts who says "I h.ab! €hrist- She will also welcome ·yoU( !'rt ~ After mornlllg worship oervter a normally forgetful man but their very own husbands. sick in my mind. I've always my churcll and even talks with ma8!" because she didn't get !•musing uperleiiCt!ll. Aa~lil ~eat the Methodist Church on • take no more tluul 15 I really don't think normaljbeen a devout Christian. but my mlnis!"r have failed to get a puppy: You hav,e.a largo case 'Helen Bottel 1n care o1 " ~' r . ~unday the mlllnberl ellfPI'laed I day. And aomebow make passes at an over- lately 1 have to through to me. Th~ way J h,ave of self-pity ·and you're it Inewspaper. ,.,. ··"" ., their pali!or, ·lleY. John ll'eslay , 0 Kimbler, wtlh a pound e11ower , ' II was Youth Night Saturday at tho BapUst Churcil evtlllt!el· I lttic meetings, After the se"- - - - - - - - - lee the youth and minister~, Rev. O'Connor .IIIII Rev. Ha~ By Mn. Alta €one field, were Invited ·to the borne Mrs. Ethel Radetin of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wolfe panied 0. R. Sams sod and daughter, Mickle, for re. to their home In Newark for freshments. a visit. She will also visit othFuneral service for Mr. Char· er relatives there. les M. Smith, brother of Ernest Arlin Radekln left Wednesday Smith, was held In Athens for Fort Hayes, Columbus, to FULL Sun:iay. Those from here at- he inducted into the service. lb. tending Included Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow BowCUTS Ern08t Smith, Mr. a1.d Mrs. en and K. E. Erickson made Oris Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Del- a business trip to Columbus on oert Smith and Mrs. Robert Monday. Smith. Sunday callers il the Albert BONELESS-TOP CUT Guests or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cone home were Mrs. Cora FLASH·O·FREEZE FROZEN Cadle Sunday were his brother, Morris and daughter, Vi o I a, John and Ben Cadle of Ripley, Columbus, Ray Morrl5 and Mrs. BONELESS-BOTTOM CUT 8UTT STYLE . W. Va., who brought word of Ruth Wood, local. P~rk :he death of their u~le, Mr. Mrs. Alta Cone, Mrs. Lona BONELESS Virgil Smith of Du. .r. Mr Pettit and her mother were BONELESS-BEEF : adle snd son, Harold, attend- Athens shopj>iog recently. !d the funeral on Mooday at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner BONELESS-TENDER "SUPER-RIGHT" SLICED ALL Dunbar. · Tony of Albany spent Sun•day ll 'Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKen- afternoo• with Mrs. Gioevra ~~~.,.J tie of Wrightwood, ()llf., re- Foster. Other callers during the LEAN-FRESH "SUPER-RIGHT" ca.uy were . overnight iuest.s of past w~k were Pauline Fost-~ Finlt J011 a111t buy a turkey at AtoP. If, and Mfl,, Ralph McKenzie. er, Mts. Erma Nelson and Miss Sene it for '!'\aaksgiving dinner. Be unhappy with it. rs. Harry Hayman ~s SJI"nd- Lioda Williams, Rutland. ECHRICH ' indefinite. Ume in Jackson Miss Debbie Pettit spent an Come and tel • (and bring the price label or register tape, of course). BRAND _ _ lb. , her daughter, Mrs. Audrey evening with Miss Rita N on and family. Mrs. Wll- recently. ' We'l p 7'1111 DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK (that should just ab01•t co\ :, soil entered Holzer Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Huston ' tbe CIOIIt ci :paur wllole dillner). :n~jor surgery. and son of Chillicothe spent an COOKED COOKED - BONELESS eve&iag with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Essie Wiltshire Is spend- li'it•palrick. Si ;k! In( a few days In Marmet, W. Mr. aod Mrs. Albert Col>e II Wei !lOt realy beeauae we're oot taking any elm Vii\, with relatives. and Mrs. Ginevra Fo:~ter spent Mrs. Ann Coe spent a week s d 3-ib. 8to We're Belling only die finest turkeys. In Columbus with the Will atur ay i• Logan witb Mr. ' 10 lb. 4-oz. and Mrs. Harvey Bratton. can Avg. _lb. Every "Super-Right" bird is U.S. Gmde "A". loq,os family· Mrs. Grace Henslar bas been ~rs. Clara Rous~ @d_ Bob spending some time w1tb her So we ea~~'t loae. But 11either C8JI you. B"gle lelt $unda~dl'nlng for •on, John Paul Henslar and A where Mrs.~ousl> will famdy tn Newark 18 thin aood 1"'811011 for lbopping MP! sp t the winter wl , r •on- K. E. Erlcksoa made a buslFROZEN-KING STANDARD m Ill and daughter, r. and j""" trip to Pl. Pleasant last It's ooe r1. 1111111y. M . Kyle Stump, ', week. $1.1t~t:·~ FRESH FROZEN SELECT .• sts of Mr. and Mrs. Fran. Mr. and Mrs. John Beat r.: ~IV CO INC cl~ Morris, Saturday, ..., cent spent a Sunday with her Racine Sw·iety Notes 1~ ~ IJlfaker of the ·otate ,Asllt'mbly w.os endangered. Netro deNt- was· largely a product ' ol · ..._ ·' . · . · · · · next year. '. ttons • from 'the Democratic \olljttime DemOcrat!~ party war- Xork. O'Connor, was plagued by l wer~ hurt In -other , statesJl_, lftnflr.ati'cMa':·~·L!nes 1n Jtltno\1, the Chicago party and "white · backtaah" fare . .•, , . .:. " shorta~ - of ' Iunde ·ilnri poor ll'lrhlgan, Pelinsylvant\, Mlnne. IJC~ _ JU . machine 91 MayQr, Richard were b_ia!l'ed In Pill"! for thi~ Sen. Robert F. )rennedg, o. caml"'lgn organization,. """" seta, Massachusetts, ' Florida to•"'' ' Dajey was shaken ·ao 'badly th\> trouble. ~, 'i ., gave O'Connor -campalgo oiates said, even though he had ,and Tennessee, The most serloua that veteran Dtmocralic Profiled 1.1-em Wart~ IUpporl but oeemed· to spend tho help of • Kennedy's adept nv> thorn losses among th... ; .. "" , . _·f'. . .. ~ ' · n ,a Paul H. Doug_!~~ lost. to In New ~ork, Gov. NeiJon A. more time In ·other stat~l than brother-ln-Jpw, Steven Smith. were in Michigan' aild Pennsyl· GTON (UPr-'l'!lm's eipflovernorshlplt, 11 anything Of lbt 61 liberal fre!ihmenl Reoubllcan Chprles H. j'ercy ,Rockeftlltr's easy reel"!'tlon In his ad®ted stat~ or N~w The Democntlc machlnes l v•~la. - ---------· -~ -- -- - ··- ~--- - - ~ -- -- '..,., _ _ . -·-·--- ---·---.-· --- ---·--·--·--·" ' tic ~ble IJ!,!be c111e1: !Ike a debi<;Je. They ~cede House Democrats endorsf!d '. . A .coUIIUes, Ani1 stalas. their bouSe toso· was above the COPE. 31 were 4eleated. ·f · ' 2 'Come Out of 196.6 w.nt'I·on's Snuttenn', m' 'Every Baili'wick - ~ I. G J i:llic. ~~cy ~\ lbe local and levels Is to place much of thf~[P• on the White House '\ But Republican statowjde unha too about the rplxed victories In California, - Olinols, ~:e lr~m ~~shlj~::;~ New York, Michigan, Penn~!- ~lch Democratic vanta,_Ohlo and \118saachusetts Chairman John Bailey was Th.i(,feetl,. II perhaps exagger- -all piVotal preslde•Ual election more of 1 llgUrehead than a ated because President Johns?•· areas-ohook up the troops In working boss. jus~J!iHte from Asia and facm& the Democratic party. s ery, failed to make his final One major complaint was Reslpatlaa Declined_. c palgn awing to try to save over m0f10Y. The 11111ioll81 Bailey, l"ho bocame cha1rman D aile pandidates already J?emocratic organization, whlcb when late President John F· fa prolllble d~eat. still owed $2.4 million for the Kennedy won his 1960 epubUcan victories - from 1961 campaign, trimmed that tion. offered to resign s lel!iSiatures to ijOVeriJOr· obllgafloo but couldn~ £ive Its winter but Johnson asked him iii -&t~' beiJil! attributed to: congressional candidate~~ more not to odd to hlo burdens hy Disaffection with Johnson than $Ulll apiece. AI the same pressing_ m~tter. Bailey stayed ol soli. time, Republicans through their on, but 1t w•ll be no _9UI'P~!f" tf Wto"ry and uncertainty "Boosters Club" were providing he returns to Connecticut ""or. t foreign snd domestic $10,000 to $15,000 to some long. diUons like the Viet Nam Republicans who challenged California, Dllnols and New • , Inflation and racial unrest. Democratic Incumbents. York are among the hardest hit Defections by Negro voters As in past elections, mucb ef Democratic organizational d1,_ r Democratic candidates. the Democratic support came aster are~~ A. foliowmg lao! Harder work by the GOP from labor's political arm, week'• eleclJllllho Its candidales. COPE. A fight for control of ·l~ational "dry rot" on Nationally, COPE admits to California's Democratic party Is Delll"ocratlc side. spendinK a little Jess than fl assured In the wake of the mocraUc leaders in Wash· million in direct contributions to defeat of Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) refuse to sec the candidates-but this does not Brown by Republican Ronald ubJkan pickup of 47 Hous•ltnclude what local groupt Reagan. There may eVen bo an , three Senate seats, and provided. effort to unital moderate J·· M:. A.· .R ' ·. K._· ·'·E·-·. y''· '. s· - r' • . Savings For Nov. 17·18-19 , • AT TUPPERS PLAINS • LV'ONS MAR'K·Et Right rueroed to Umit. il t m9Jlt)' market has failed panslon. we want to know what kind of o of!e squeeze on so m e Even s , the eompany Is so- a man the driver Is. Does he 111 nesses. liective · leasing to now eli· drink' Does he steal' Does he )'lier System, a nation-wide ent . . abuse equipment?" r leasing firm based In 1 "Wh e leaae trucks. we Operalet Ceaten Ill I'Cports that Its bust- furnish erything but the driv- Ryder operates 204 companyIe Is better than ever. :er," R, r said. ' 1BUL since we owned servicP centers in 145 Jlonl'f!''l! . Ryder, board chairkey ciUes In the United States 111 nd chief ext<UIIve otn· and Canada to bandle the more ld tn an Interview thai than 15,000 trucks It leaset to e orne unforeseen circum· :,500 businesses. eould alter his c o m • "These service centers ena· cOurse the outlook ror ble us to nnd out. too. whether of the year rt· er trucks are helnj overloadight. ed," Ryder said. . ~ Merger ·Ryder, who stuted hls ftrm so, Ryder noted. the pro- The WllkeavWt Garden Club 30 years aco with only one merger of Hertz with met Nov· 1 at the home of truck, 1114 12 "' eent of his , if realized, would make Mrs. William Mahrlloy with the ~••In& equipment today conth Ryder System the largest president, Mrs. Earl Cray In stoll of tractor - trailers, makind pe~~nt truck -. leasing ~arge .• ~1 call wu answ~ lng It the !arrest operator Jn co pany In the United States. .tltb Somethmg For Wh1ch thl• field. o~ before lha economy I Am Thankful." The prgram ---an Cll6htenlnJ, Jlm Ryder Included, A Party Table Set- · est bl' h!d $30 mJWon of re- llnl by Joanne Mahaffey, nvol i credit with 13 banks. ly Hints by Mildred St.rause he bas had no difli- baugh: Flower arrangement, col'!lucopta, by Lena Cray; a poem written by Clara Phtlilp!, "What I Hsve to be Tllankful For." Three guests present were Mrs. Ma.ie Rsdellff, All'f. Gla4ys Pier~ and Mrs. Cota Woodmen o1 the World LodCt McMalm. Officers for the com- met Nov. 9th to elect offlcm. - iDg year were e1ectec1 Jlld Ill' ted ..... .. ~ Nutter of FI'D!It eluded l',;.t u D. Elec were, pre.....,.,t, mr. ~Y Harold IW~; Ylee • presltleot, llfo!( , Hattie Powell, local, ,IJohnJOII, VIet prttldent, · lo!u. Mr. Thomas·Parsons: Jeerttal'f, Sl Lawrence. Grant and ; ian Koenecke, secretary, !!Irs. Mr H c Roney· -Mr Vi ohnston visited Mr. and Earl Cray and traaSW'tr, Mrs. Mr: G;...y · Gilland:' I>ISI·Pte•l: M ~ne Congo and cbild- Joe Stroot. , . . dent, Mr. Lortn Bird: mrt, · Mrs. Clara Phillips was a ' Mrs. Rita . Rose; sentry, Mr. . and Mrs. Alban Taylor recant i""l of Mr. and Mra. RoHal1d G~bl· watdllllall Mr ~ two dauahten ellled on Lawrtnce Milboan ol Rllllalld, lrlre. H. c. RM.v. Jr. ' • Mt""' Carron and faml- Mrs, Nollit S.yre ~ Glady• Trultles m :Mr. Robert ly. spent several days with Mr. Dye, Mr1. H. c. Roney, Jr. and M . Millllle Carroll and Shar- and Mrs. Loo Sayre at Proctor. :Mr. Joe FOI. Prize w1nnora le FIOIIlllllal wort ll1l Pom- ville. were Jolin Taylor, MalOn. W. oo Monday. Mrs. Tlleral Dawson IYaa a Va.; Harry PIQkans, Now Hav· • 8l!d Mrs. Gene Congo recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. en, w. Va.; Mrs. M. Sovler, an4 ·lamJy ~!ltd het •rind- Ra)'IIIOII4 Lone. Silt fttlt to Parkmburg, aDd Gttald Aupe, ~t.s. 'Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Florida to make htr homo with Middleport N of Reedsville Route. her dauf!ter. J!Ulfold wtnn1rs will rmlv~ e Alll!ft, lrlre. Kathleen Mrs. Mll4red Sttawsbaugh re- them by mail. Refreshmenll and baby of Newark cently was Ill Columbus where were serve<l to members and a few days wllb Nr. lnd llle attendtt lht !UJI.-al of a a guest, Bill Bonnett of CharlesCarl Au~a. Mrs. couaiD, Clarenco S.Jrt. ton, w. Va. Mlddl-art eaUed oo Mr. and Mrl. Bus O,dln of ---Mr. Mrs_. Carl Aulhetson. Middletown were · recent auests . laJif)' of 1\s,dQe, o! Mrl. Mil')' O,dln. · MAO. ADDRESS GIVEN Mrl. Freda Mlddl"'watt. local, Tho lllllUal Veterans Day Chmtmas cards may ba Mr. ..lllra. !.twit J~ dinner waa bold tlwlday even. melled to PFC Dale C. &ckMllai'av.l e RQute calted on inChold at US 526383111, 13th MalnMrt Sylvia Carpenter. Mrt. ~ Graham Is tensnce (Lt.) (OS), APO, San . Lawre~~te 8USh, l'tCUIIfi'II!Jif at home follOirillg Franclseo, Calli., 96312. PFC Arne!, Raelfte Boult, Slllfel')' it 11o12or ho&pital. Rockhold has been in Vlo t DD Rev. and Mrs. 8u.ch. Clyde Cooper 11114triVellt sur- Nam since l81t June IS. He 11 ·aarnet ·Johhltoll vtstttd. pry Wednesday at Holr.et Hos- the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Mrs. Zana Middle- pita!. Rev. 0qn Calhoua called ter Rockhold of Reedsville. He Wednet!lay. Oli hllll Friday entered the army Dec. 8, 1965 and M'te. l!rlJilel' tee~- Mt. and Kelson PhilUps, and <Omplelld ball• traillini recelvt41 wottl that theit Totn and Nria, of Wellston at Fort Knox, Ky. ar+1111 and• wile,. Mr. and were ~ - of Mrs. Clara MoLLS IN CBU Roter Jelltrs are P"'· Plulllll' 011 Sunday llllt a new daUJhler named The corlllift~ and bean sup. Mils Mary M,nkin, dau~hter per ~u .. WUka " Route !lhorfa Marie· ,,.... .. s urall&e was •of pMfl, Mtl4rtd ha Mallkin, ed 1 Mr. lllld Mta. Morris Teaford II ttended ·•· omeroy, s comp et armd mU et dinner we a · rangemonta to tllQr the Colum•f J~ Mff. ~ Mall att,nded the bus Buslnell University. Mt1a lion 114 fullll .wrtnet ~ Ulllrtct. (lonft~ al Mankin II • senior at Eastem )• Alhvm. "*tly, Higil 8<hool and wtU enroll Ia Nl l Van Meter 1111111 OVtr• Mr. and 1111. Mil RaU han the Private StcreUrlal Courtle light visitor ol Mr. and Mn. placed 1 ll'lllt!' Dtat their lltlt •eat .&'fr nee Johnlton and famlly. ' · · _;__..:.'=;,· Mr and Mrs. J....U Story home from Ill.: bolpiW, !lome 11111 npect to u ~ M Arthur villlad t b tl r Mfl. DcirOih, ll4lebiiJT)' Jlld this winter for 01aven fa'l~Jt . er, Mr. and lrlre. OrviUt mother, Mn. Edra called Mr. and Mra. Charles .,_ t and 1011, Gary. 011 Mrt. lqll't llil!lt, Mrs. lOll cama In !rom Ft Riley, Mr.- -Reid G~ee called on Ollie Youn& of PolnftoJ'. Kana. ~!he,_ he had been sta• lr. . . Mn. Clyde Wlnea. Those wbo called 01 Mt. and Utned. 'l1lly 11'1 CUttl8 or Mrs Ill'· . Jlil. ~ ~ .atld 1\ll'f. ¥~ Jolmitclft . . Da~'l partnll. · • . • • • lllr. and · )Jn. Mrs. Dalley and childll!r. ~-will 1118\'e OaJ<. 1 ·~ ~~~.~lllel!oy, visit. ttn, local, Mr. and Mta. Lel!is land, Caljf., Nov. II, for VIet 1 • ·.,.., Ctell Rote- Jobnlton, Mllltrsville Route Nam. Mti. DlWIOII wW r. abl falidly, IIIII 1o!t .,_ -~~ ""'·' · - ·· · Fil' . . _ Nlllrllfd . • ~~ """\""'.! .,..._ 1111111 wllh ilfl panllll 1114 at~- , _.., J -·lOa tend Rill Gtandt eonese later. I WAID CROSS SON5 e RUTLAND DEPT. ST~RE Here's All You Have To I FOR QUALITY ·and VALUE! ( Ctmpbell'• V.getable Soup.~-6 o. Is President OfLOOge302 j.r", _ ·'· c•ns ·~·z,v. ol •· 9c Cocktail.. S • M~ and ·Mrs. and parents nearofBidwell. dawghter, Lori Bill andLillie CbrsiUne. Aseries meetings w••"'·ll LaW. of Athens. held in the Nazarene Church 1\!r. and Mrs. Fred Colburn near Pt. Rock tho past """•II 303 CIM :~~~~d:.,dw~~.s~d~o:ue•t• wl~t;,.~l~erk.:,":; ~~~n~ncein . and Mrs. Jobn Fisher service, Is now tsalto ennKI II ,,, ' ... ~ --.-,a-0-ZE-N-,-,,-D-.-Vl'-~ ~enqultBr•"d-Anv.nttles CREAM PIES 4 "' 99" .. ·Specitlly Low Priced! " ·! Oxydol.- t:: 69c I'' DEL MONTE TUNA~~~~: __ :.o:·z9c. HI·C ORANGE 3~=· 89c i ~iety JQANOFARC- ' ' :~ '· 10 LB. BAG c ORDER YOURS TOD~Yf M•pl1uwnFrtah · · .' Drtsstd... l ., . TUR(OKVEYN:R·~E-·A..··DY,;)., ,. '• ' ' Ctll• St.ylf . .. . -. S.MOKED. P'IC NICS. Round Steflk · · ·· lb. 99c Beef Steaks 15-oz pkg Roast .. .. .. lb. Round Steak ··· · lb. 89c Sirloin Tip Steak • lb. 99c Rump Roast · .. · .. lb. ~ Cube Steak · ·· · ·· lb. 99c Bologna .. 1-lb. pkg. Ground Round · · lb. 79c Sausage 1-lb. pkg. ·r 4~6111· ·39· C :, · .i:,, ' ... lb. bag -. 89c fO .A&P TURKEYS ARE SO GOOD WE DARE TO OFFER CAKE DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK Cake ~1 &.lSi. r----------------..., A&P BRAND GRADE A FROZEN , ll.~ '. v•. , ' • ~;.~>;,;;·'· !oJd • ' I '"'""'"·"''' ·~·· ,~ ~~.. ___ __ Potato Chips .. 1~b. &ox FRIS~ DAILY Peach Pies ........ REGULAR OR CUSTA.RD Angel Food Cake ·· each 39' · A&P Pumpkin l-Ib. 13 OL cens 1-lb- 2-lb. pkg. cana Tasty Pak I cans I Slicocl, Crushod or Chunks, A&P 2 99C SweetPeas 2·1b. bags M9JtT.ON P'ROZEN Cream Pie.~ 3!!:~ 89c 3.' 1-lbcont ....... $J I(8 Cream A&P Instant Coffee _'7.;-$1 A&P Cream Cheese Cheese Spread ~;'!::· ~ St u ffe d 'QI'IYeS Sutttnl llrtll ' Marvti Brtnd at YOUR A&P WIN up to s1000 1/2-gal. Checolott Monhmollow mlon MANY HAVE WON ALREADY . SO CAN YOU! •I.& Smoll or A&P FRESH FRUITS . and Vf ~ET ABLES!. ' • lb. ' ··.beg matl -..u. ~. \. ·"'·?~ ·-- . l • . " "D.~Ucious Apples u... - ~'- STAoYMAiN ' ·4!.49c Winesap Apples .·., ·i:'~i-~~, Grapefruit · -" ·~ ,:.~,S~c · CALIIIORNIA , ... . ~. ·. ' ·. . . - ' . ' '" . en' ..... 15c . .\ l ••llllllielnr..U.,..... ~ ~-~:-, , rto ~~~~~IDA SEEDLESS ' Ia••l-lafJi;! ,GeIQt'-In oAftnP•t~~-.... ~SHtNGTON •RED F.LORIDA··i· TANGELos · r .,._ FRESH CRISP lb. I /. ~... . \ ' . ':· j · -'· ' .· with Potato Flour-l-Ib. lcuves 2 STRAWBERRIES )~c Freestone Peaches I :~~.:H:,m~:::: 3 v Green Beans 99 C 2 Cut Corn ' Ie P 1neapp PLAY tic-tac-toe Sliced .,: Potato Bread · · 5 loaves 99c 5-lb. CAKE . .. . $3.99 ALSO A LARGE SELECTION OF OTHER FINE POULTRY ITEMS McCONNiiL VIEWS BIRMlNGHAM, Ala. iUPIAlr Force Chief of Stall, Gen. J. 0. McDoMell said Friday II AN ANSWU 1111 lie avall· ,1!'ould be a "fatal misi4ke" -lor Ale far IU demure llrl the llnlted States and Ill allies wllo' willie lo wear lopfen ' to ·assume the destructive •force flllllo111. A temporarr · 9£·, ' iluclear. weapons would • eon;L.lliltl heea mated from ....... '11*1 '!air IIJlltt Preveni'·a•-sors . · ... -· · ...... A1lhiiJ 111 VIA v-to, wllll .their arsenals. ' · · · ,.'" IN 'itlt ~Ieee "A majpr !ech.aologfca('breat. ~'i('..N u throu,h. aucll u deve!opJ111!111 o1 , •·.o\lfl'ltlt Pilla : 111 ertecuve anti mlsilto syatetn, _JJMI ·t~Q' u4 lNldl · liould. cO.e.!vably ;t..lt ..... ~~ );:·~Jt liehl11111t &1N . . . --:-r ·' ' '. • . w,.~ inlclear,w~:' I M o .., I lie ..lrlt .... _, 3 IF Y~ ARE NOT COMPLETELY SATISFIED A&P BRAND·FROZEN Mlsoes Annie and Carrie Betlll' Bearhs and Mrs. Robert RitchIe visited witb Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs ·on Monday. Joe ·WyersmJIJer visited Carl Grueser at Veterans Memorial Hospital Wedlne•day, Ronald Bearhs spent day ·night and Sunday In Clevo~ i land ·and altend llle BI'Oil'ns vs. Eagles foolh,all game. ·' '-~1 5 to I 0 lbs. _ _ _ lb. 45c Ma~ 2-lb. bags the :Weekend. ' lb, 39c JANE PARKER VALUES FRUIT lb. _ I her mother, Mrs. W. A. g'an. M(. William Radford Mrs. Hornet Radford vlslte~ ali~ In Yollilptown '1~.~1~ ~· Jane Parker-Over 2/3 Fruits i.. Nuts A&P BRAND FROZEN -1 Fla. ORA ·'!"""""'~-~~~~=-~~ Canned Crab legs ........ lb. 99c Oysters 12,oz. pkg. Green Shrimp lb. $1.39 Oysters 12-oz. pkg. $1.-t;,J,., g, ' ·..• eCHICKENS~· ·. • Averte• . ~"5 '1:,· '' ; lb.-· e H'l".. .·,;"-' ---+-.- •• ' Notes ard iand oon, BrueR, ol Colum-li£. )!' ';C: . --·-- - ----.---- --.. CLUB STEAKS ,·-·--•--------------------""""!' Or..Je'r Your Thanksg•'v•'ng Poultry '·.:T ...,. -U , ,... KEYS '!Lnal~rg,er 37C lind Sugared bu~ ' spent se~eral day!! GIRL .' Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. William Thornos and Mrs. Alice Thomas of Columbus spent a Sunday with Mrs. Ola Perry and Frank. Chauncey Staneart of School Lot, wl!o has been ill for severa! w~ks , is now able to be up and Is improving, Ramon Morris called to Clyde Cooper Who is 1 surt!i<ailfl patient at Holzer Hospital. William Mossman, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mossman Is stationed at Fort Be• nlng, Ca. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Griffin of Athens called on Mr. awl Mrs. Lasure on Friday even- !.f. and Mrs. Ronald 1 I) I ~,.ock Springs 2.: 29c BVYS icE".ciEAM ~~!79c KIDNEY BfANS . 2~!: 29c 2 coilAGit CHEESE - ~.·::. 59c APPLE BUTTER ~CH -- ~::· 29c , POST TOASTIES-l-+-MAINE eBEST D..tllt.Y. an son, Kenny, of Akron spent the weekend wllh Mr. and Mr1. Henry Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Titus Pickens and sisters, Maud and Josle of Syr cuse visited Mrs. Frankie Nel or and Miss Ina RelthmllIer unday afternoon. ·. and Mrs. Emmett Smal· ley : d Josephine ol Middleport visited relatives and friends Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Crist tKathryn Wolfe) of Columbll! spe~ the weekerul at their bofl!o here. -...:__:====:...-- CUT GREEN BEANS Mrs.' om.. 79~ TASTY SEAFOOD VALUES r.m. a-. SIRLOIN Canned Chicken 99C ' Ott· Mo11te fruit iety Notes La ROUND Smoked Sausage Harold Rose ~ STEAK SALE ChaneeYonr Thanksgiving Dinner Won~t Cost You A Penny••• , e AT RUTLAND "Super-Right" Quality Meats The~sA e AT RACI!'IIE e St'Ciety Notes pres_-· •""'· 1 SOCiety News Wilkesville Town Flats ro· Chestnut Ridl'e ->~" ' I GOSSI. OnCIO !~v!RK~?r~et~~ ~~~~~~: f!~~!o~?~~ce ~~S n~t. HELEN HELP US! 'I'll• -- - - ·a. mD~:fiUc machble,aaliollal :111ort on *"''t elections ivti'Mf 1!1 the lastof Molf-ye"' yeers, labor were polltlcal expectederperts to cam TliPilO;Nerful lee! too fl'W'~ fllel · and llllidanCe, but was nolbing to panic about. much of the 1968 load. ci!ijrf.opt of the 1966 elections Sboolo Parl)l Troopt L«al Democrats have been lh• , IIC)RE FOR YOUR MONEY AT PLAIDS .. . .... ' · , �1 I ·Hause : . .. Ml" Schla!. 11 with eadl cl~s having wort Vernon Weber, preaidenl con. Nomed as the budget and HarrlsonvUie ChiiJ!Iet was h!lll· ~fts. Hollman open«! · her · .. · 1l!cll. 4/fplay, when the Rutland dUeled the business session and finance committee were Mra. ored Thursday evening, ll)lny lovely gifts. · . · · · ' · ' P'rA lhet Monday •~,!ling at It was ' announced that at the Don Harrison and Mrs. Joe 10, by a surprise .,.ny with of· 1\e!teshments of Hawaiian NEW YORK (UP!) -Wanted: And the legol Ofian the man In lot .~us l?urt. :: the grade school. executive meeting Mrs. Tom f>olin. The second grade taught fleers and lrlehds of her Cbap- punch . " star sandwiches cook· A revival of plus fours. the alteration room .must , They re loog short pants . The meeting opened with the Marlin was ·Installed as vice by Mrs. Ann Webster won the ter present, at ihe 'home of tes,. Wta!o ch\J>s and r~dwtes Plus lol!ra have nothing to clo amputate up to lw~ feet pulled up at tho; knees," he ' 'jiledge to flag led by Cub president. Named as. a attendance banner. A turkey Mr. and Joe• Donna were s6rved !tom taj)]e dec- With math-old. or ne_w. They excess trouser before can ' '' ' 1 Scouts, Mike May and tee to give suggestions on what diJmer sponsored by the Fire Nelson •and Joan Stewar' were .orated with pineapple and uku. bavo to do "':d th•1 ill be lime and Ith My dad \.: shame 0 0 Moms, followed by the smg1ng the PTA conld do this year for Department on Thursday, was co-hostesses. Jete nutcups to the above and 0 trouble! a . t dis lllted. f ey eve:e W!_! ..... ... 8 10 of the PTA song and devotloos the school as a project, were. announced by Mr. Weber who ' Mr. and Mrs. He~ French, Mr. ng or ys at umpy, ', c sppo un, ~~~~:· . · on Thanksgiving by Rev. Wil· Eric Hart, James Vennarl, Mrs. urged all to support the flre· d Inwas and Mrs. Eugene Young, Am. dumpy pte-teen stage. took the!:. outu:'! 11 1 ' bur Beaver of Nazarene church. George Grate, Mrs. Robert men. The meeting cl":'ed with 'f'h."s u Haw ber Ruth Erlewtne, Add plus lours to a entrances' cllffl. Chapman Chapter Futur. Snowden, Mrs. Ann Webster the PTA prayer m umson. 1 .~ were ~esent:.t ~th H • Avanell George, Ethel CoiHns, wardrobe, and you can subtract cult. He can't even .;,1 a ......,0 Teachers of Amenca presentod ""':. .P a Laura Krebs, Grace Turner all sorts of problems stemmmg In•· one· I •· , •., 1ns 1rom ·a lab1e decI he · · ·wauan . • ., I program and a play. ''Two 12-Da1ty Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 16 , 1966 or ted lth t 1 d llooalie King, Jim Nelson, Tom from pulllog 1 lad into long w~tch the nervous mothers Million Heroes" was given by bya th wCuba :.,n~rpece ma • Stewart, and Mrs. Dana Hoff· pants before that glorious Umeland bewildered sabjecll Uned' B!"'nie Orake. Karen Tucker, u · man and son Steve. of a first i!Jave. up outside the !Kling rooms of!1 Turner, Lillie Imboden, , • . • Games were played and priz. Sending gifts wen Flo Mar· I any pants department most a Marty Woodard, Roger Davis, es presented to Wayne Wright, tin, Donna Lathey and Ellen Saturday. . C~s~~ Km~ Roger Alklle Plans were made to remem- lng the evening. Mrs. Fultz Charles KI111. Lois Thompson, Tucker. well. There were no arguments Loto of AllellliGa I a erry atson. ; her children palients in the hos-1was assisted by her sister Mrs. over pants fitting too tight. A These puny. or pudgy litUe Miss Sally Schaaf, advisor of pital during the Christmu hoi· Jones in serving pumpkin pie boy s•aduating from stove plpe lklds, ~orne still holdmg teddy I the Chapter, introduced the of· !days at the November meeting and coffee during lhe social pants to knickers was bagged. bears or licking a lollipop, step I ficers i<1cluding, Roger Davi•. of the Dorcas Circle of the hour. Following the meeting the I OV, , Ionto the f1tttng room stool and ; \ president; Dennis Weber, v1ce M1ddleport First Baptisl church group prepared fruit trays to Plans were made to altend 1where refresh!Tlents In charge ~iu~!ours bagged In ~he front .~et all the attent1on from the 1 ~dent; Karen Tucker. sPC· Tuesday evenmg at the home be g1ven to shut·ms for the ! church m a group at the Mid· of Mrs. H~lene Mullen, promo!· : ed gged In the back. ;""Y f1tter thell fathers get when , -~; Sabra Canaday, treas· of Mrs. John Fulll. Thanksgivmg season dleport Baptist Church Sunday er of hospitality, were served. k gg at .the Sides and a•. the lthey buy a pa11 of pants:. i urer: and Joe Hawkins, hi':'l tor· l Each of the members pre~· Prestnl in addition to the November 27, when Bethel No. The table was attractive in nees wher~ buckles, kmtted Accordi~ ~ my unof~CJal ! ian. Miss Canaday explained ent at the meetmg were askej above were :'v1rs. Joe E. 62, met Monday evemng Ht '"hite cover and centered with : ~uffs 0 elas~c bands kept them 1and unscle~Uflc survey of the , whal I'" Future Teachers of ]lA. conlribute a gift for a girl Wilson ..11rs. Clyde Winebren. the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. an arrangement of mixed flow· I rok~ ' 00 ~ down to the s~bject-:mckers v~rsus long , . . . _ .. . . ft. ' Arqerica hope to 'Hld !<'r boy patienl at the Veterans ner. Beulah White. Mrs. Charle::, Linda L n.s honored . ue era carrylng out the Bethel es. A ey were wonderwon bt . snicker 1 . . . . . . . . . .,. ....hltt. the reason for naming the Rut . Mem or1<1l HosfJilal during the Wh1te. Agnes White, Mfs. Cleo 'ded yond ed q ors of purple and white with · : IS pea to rmg back: i • 100% fmt·P••ol by F~IGID· land chaptt' r Clmpmnn Chap huliday, Other remembrance~ . Hichardson, Mrs. Dana Hamm, pres~ . ~t ~~~ 11 f" purple candles in crystal holdBoys could ~arry all sorts of n~c 1 1k k i 1 Froat r't ·•o:\1' fOI'MI t£J:, It -wa.-; <.~ ;mounced Ilia; tlh' report~d included an outfit. fo" l Mrs. Frank Chee:sebrew, Mril. ~e~ ~ m ~~ ua 18 ICed olorm. thn- ers on tither side. Mrs Ila lhings in the pockets which a~a 11cdal 0supporters 0 1nlhc · • ioAIREi the 102-lt>. top- l. 'haptrr h(l.d a di sp lu v on ,\mer- <.1 needy teen·ager and gifts fnr 1Jacob Turner, Elizabeth 'foy roluc anM esc:rt F lk ef Darnell presided at the punch : hardly ever got lumpy regard· mcu ., relripralilr •tlonl 0 Kat Education Week at ti•e the Home Missionary, Esther and Mrs. Richard Owen. ~las . wtlaere rt~. vnda ou rds. bowl. less of what was stash~d there roanseevenof' mlaumfo eh saledppetoa· 1 . . h " ane , pas gra th M ti Sch 111 gua 1an Th b • c p s urs as , ,~ _ .•• ...._......_ 1 Memac I a1 e a ler J Rulhmd Depa rtment store. on of State of Ohio; Mrs. Orpha . e aggy 1mes couldn't be the appearance &f long hair on ... ... • • "JVI.-n Th~ Future teachers pledge 1.n North Carolina, an~ the 1 "' • •MAR¥ti1'~?!rr~~:m:.-w. Warren of Marietta, deputy of disturbed. boys, an increase in juvenile • 3 tutJ.widtl 'lhlhelan door. was led b~ Roge~ Dav" ,llld ' Scholarship Boy, David Good. ~m Bethel No. 62: Mrs. Ruth 0.· The really bit thing about delinquency and-you name II. I • Pius tlje " - Copsul!t far Space , . Refriaer>tionl rradbmgK 1 :" bgiV . Mrs. key of Glous!er, deputy of Beth· knickers, recall thMe who once Even the reading crisis, maybe. en. Y <~! 1Y omaii ar u ~ man, opene r ng Wl · el Sfi; Miss JoAnn Parsons, past wore them was the way they If you're willing to join the I Withams told ol her experlr''"' prayer gtven by Mrs Donald honored queen of Belilel 10, kept a bo; from looking young campaign to bring back knickat Gtrl" Slate th1s vear .1t Cap Boone Len .Jones was de\ioM . tta d M'188 J p wtlll he ers prepare for a vigorous 3 ilol Un1~rrsttv a11d Ot!tmis Wt'h t1onal chalt'man, usmg a med1ane :. an . ofeanBetharl·~ mThan hel •d to wkas yh~t . bOb~· I ~ru',. ade <::omP. young rnr.rnbt>r(' """~ . t tl d "Th· k o. sons, JUmor prmcesfl e ey pe eep 1m m IS · ... . er 10id of hiS expenence at ' taiiOn en I e . an sglvm. No -10. m place. with lads of an age suitable lor ! Bo~ !)t<Jte a! Oh1o Unt11('rs1ty , by Rtchard Hunter. The i1 I knickers ca,J't recall ever' BoP!'i exprew'd thelr aoprer, ... Wh1te Cross quota re I It was announced that elecBoys Grow Oddly [seeing them. I t.on to thr:> Amencan Lt>gwn !ported filled and w1ll be m;nled l Machinist Mate Garv Holter . lion or officers will be held Today, for example, a boyl At a loss for words when : -....,... ~ - - '" November Thank you note; Iretnrned to his base. Newport ! the Dec. 12 meeting. Also an· l Mrs. George Meinhart spentlteaps out of stove pipe pants describing tbem? Say what Iwere read from shut·lns re· R. I Sundav afler spending~ nounced were the inspection of a week m Ronceverte, W Va.l' mto long pants at age six or . boy, 9, said when reportill,! to a ' •'fiDDLEPORT:o • .. membered at Halloween. . Icouple of days with his par- Glooster Bethel on Nov. ~1. where she wu called last week seven. As every parent knows, I playmate after he saw a plcltlre l :Ill;! 1 Mrs. Slavm diSplayed hve ents. Mr. and M"'. Arvil Hoi- and of Gallipolis Bethel No. 73 due to the death of Mrs. John boys grow oddly, somefimes! - -··--........ _... - . . .. .. 1-.• '·pairs of crocheted slippers she fer and familv . He was acr>'ll· of which Pa.uf M. Darnell is Mclnloih. Mr. Meinhart join· looking like pears or pyramids,: had made. for the Jam~s Clark panied to Columbus to lake his deputy on Nov. 25. . I ed her o~er :he weekend and or _Humpty_ Dumpty or beans- ' . . . lorOign miSSIOnary fanuly. Jan· plane bv his mother and sister . acoompaDJed her home. stnng or lima. 11 Contnbulwns were made to 1ce Gibbs was program leader ISh · ' The meetllli closed in rea:uCall these the awkward years ' ' I he Pomeroy and Middleport and conducted a Bible quiz dur· Aalrfond. Gl k f C t tar form, after which the group Mr. and Mrs. Claude Durgee, Try lhou•h you might 'f c. F. De d h re oec ner o an on ad' .h d' Pittsburgh Pa spent the week• ' ~I part men 1s an l e -·· - - -- spent tfle weekend with h' • JOUrned t& t e ining room '. . pantsmakers of America can't "Yllills Who Gave " when the I IS mo end here With her brothers, Mr. -ally co 'th th' ' .. , . I ther. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner and d M Rod s nd Mr .. me up WI any mg as Auxiliary or Disabled Ameman : at his !arm on Cher Rid an rs. ney auer a . good as knickers when It comes ''·'eljans met Monday evening I Mr. and Mrs. Mark 1tahl ~~ • ' ~nd Mrs. LewiS Saue~ and fam· to an all-purpose, niHllterations . fi:dilh Spencer. commander, I • son Steven and friend of Stock· Illes and other rel~tJves. They pants for that batch of boys. •· preSided and opened the meetIdale and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz • • • 'were Joined by theJr da~ghter, Buying long pants for boy.YOUR ,·. ' -1nl! m ntuallshc form. )tary Residenrt of the county In· Stahl of New Marshfield were . I Anll:ty• flreth::w' Um· say seven to years of age-Is CHOICE Madden was accepted as a new firmary Will be remembered ;weekend guests of their sister I ' versl or I I wee • traumatie for the typical member. 11 was voted to pay Monday, Nov. ~~ by members 'and brother-in-law, Mr. aad Plans were completed Mrs. John Felttll II the guest '":other more times than not. I he !lites of a gold star mother. of the Electa Cirtle of the Mtd-1 Mrs. Norman Schaefer. ' send gJ!ts. to borne and of the Rev. and Ml'll. CI y de FilS!, child doesn't want seat to I .11· rlll"'rt was given on eight dfeport First Baptist Church I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young miSs~onarles and .Io BarUett and family. She eame bq. If ~ gets a seal that tl'o<!f sent to the . soldiers m which met Tuesday evening at of New Brighton, Pa. we r e sbu~ms of the ~hurch at to be here With Mrs. P. M. doesn't bag, the waist must be I' ~et Nam.. Plans were made the home of Mrs. A. R. Pu!ien. · weekend gues!B of Mr. and Mrs. Nove~ber meetmg of the Sines who is 1 surgical patient cbanied. I for a Ch~lstmas party at the fThe meeting was opened with II Elias Sllles. JOY Circle of the First at Holzer Hospital. If~ gets a waist that's right, ne.'l meeting. a reading by Mrs. Willis Anth· Mrs. Elizabeth Young return- Cburch held Tuesday lh_ere s that baggy seal again. Edward Spencer, oommand· fony, chairman. fed to her borne, Rodlester, Pa. at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Edward YtUn~. l - -· , High St. and !llr. .and Mrs. o,., Cooking and Other • ,.. p;eSided at the _meetmg of Mrs. Eugene Murray present· S~nday after a five week via.it Edwards. tile \ eterans. l'ollowmg regular ed devotions during the even- w1th Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stile~. Mrs. Paul Smart, c!fcle mond Frecker spent Tuesday I p . . Pl d busmess Mr. Allstock, district ing. The program leader .,.., Mrs. Walter Walker was 8 10.1 rha11man, call~d the . in Columbus. ro1ects anne . fummander, spoke en mem~r- Mrs. Tony Fowler who read a rent dinner guest of Mr. and I to erder. Devotions ":ere Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ' . Placli!ere made for coo.ktng •hip. , meditation on "The Simplici· Mrs. Elias Stiles. ' by Mrs. Lawrence B1ng visited over the weekend IIIStru Jon and other projects At the elose of the meelings ties of Autumn'' taken from Eddie Glnt"-r of Choster included Psalm 14-1 on her molher. Mrs. James when Scout Troop 3t the men JOmed the lad1es for .Ideals. Also giving reading · Road and Mrs. Irene Jacobs giVIng. ray. ~· met Tuesday eve...oyster st~w and a Social hour. l were Mrs. David Darsl who Iof Cincinnati were Tuc~d;;~ v cve- j During the busin(lss Mrs. Katie Beach and at ra L.!ttle House. The read a poem, "In Gratitude," lning dinner ~ests of Mr. and l pla'ns were made_ to aend. Jerry, of Columbus visited lesiOn will be given land Mrs. Manning Kloes, Mrs. fi:llas St1Ies. 1to the home miSSIOnary, Middleport Saturday. @I the home of 1 CORRECTION MAllE •. "Thanksgiving." Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher ' Meinacht in North Carolina, guests of Mrs. Harold ThomHostes_,., for the Women ' I Plans were made for mem· and son, Kenneth of Akron and the scholarship boy, Murray. as. Assocl3tion of the Mlddleporl ~ hers to meet at the Tony Fow- lMiss Mildred Roush of Racine Good, and a box of food ltr The troop also planned to l'~rst Umtrd Presbytenan meet· Iter home Sunday afternoon to visited Saturday evening with Dr. Curry family, FIRBI' CIDLD BORN ~¥"1 Wednesday and Thursday mg for Thursday evemng were prepare TtiBnksgiving treat! to IMr. and Mrs.' Mason Fisher ! misolonaries. Mr. and Mrs. Rocer Lee at the Thomas home to work .~. ll_stedThIncorrectly In the eatenbe taken to the county infirm_,and family. I The circle aleo voted to Rt p 1 project of making sock 2 omeroy, a!'f M K t Ow oar. , ey are "·. ar en, ary Monday evening. The group Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Far· . vide a school lunch and to the hlrtb of dolls. Members are to bring '1111'S. William Morns. Mrs. Lor· also planned to remember the~• of Chelyn, W. Va. were I baskets of treats to shut · Rhonda Marie, to the Thursday ses· na Owen.. Mr<. R1chard Owen. lforeign missionary fam ily with day afternoon guests of Mr. i ftr Thankapving. Durilll 31st at Hol%er Hospital at Supper will be served by_ PJ'Oiram hour, a Thani<f&lvinc p.m. weighing 1 lbs., I~ Thomas. The group also Mr<. Ltlhan Stelff and Mrs. Christmas gifts and the schol· and Mrs. Mason Fisher. Garen Stansbury. arshtp boy, David Good. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mrs. quiz was conducted by Mrs. Grandpareall are Mr. and made plans to have a caroling also shut-ins of the church for i Mason FISher were Tuesd•y , Gerald Anthony. Mrs. Robert Jelfert· of Syra· Dec. 2Z with refresh· MINERAL WATER BOWL Thanksgiving. The circle will busmess VISitors in Pt. Pleas· I Mrs. Edwards wu cuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorea menta lollowinc. The · remaln~XCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo . .provide for school lunches for iani, W. Va. . by her daughter, Brenda, tn of Pomeroy. Great of the meeting was spent (!.PI) -Adams State CotiPge of ·a needy child. • vin& pumpkin pie and coffee lf&ndpareall are Mr. uc1 Mrs. on projects and patrol busineas. •• 11 Alamosa. Colo., accepted a bid \ Mrs. Pullen served a des· Mr. and Mrs, Jot Hatfield. the above named and Mrs. Homer Icenhower of Portland, .. _.~ I 'fuesda~ to meet South~es\ . sert course to the above nom· Carl Mc_Eiroy of the u. s. John Kaufl, Mrs. Cbarles Mr. and Mrl. Jarnel Je!fer& laad Department Store begbl. Mtssourl Slate of Sprmgf~eld, j ed and Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Army stationed at Fort Knox, nett, Mrs. John McNeal, Mrs. Pomeroy, and Mrs. Iva nl•g at I a.m. All members of Mo .. m the Mmeral Water Bo•l Hallie Mcintyre, Mrs. James Ky., 11 home on an 11 day leave Ernest Hughes, Mrs. D a 1 of Chester. the society are ..ked to fura· tool ball game here ~ov. 26. . ·Souders, Rhoda Hall, M r s. With his parents, Mr. and Ml!. Mourn! Mn Milton · ish two articles. Both te ams are 7·2 hentermg Fielding Hawkins, and Lettie Paul McElroy and Bill. Mrs ~an ANNOONCE SAJ:.E Ih~tr 1ma 1 games o1 t e eason Roush, a guest. Mr. and Mr5. W. A. Elam of . . The Woma'l Society thiS weekend . Barret!, W. Va., •pent the week ' 8ervtce of the Rutend hero and with their son Canada Club Party Metbotllst Oturcb will Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and Phmned Dec. 6th a bazaar and bake Billie. Also visiting wu Mr. Plan• were made lor the an· Saturday, Nov. 19 at the George Shumatt. nuol Chrittmas party when the~~~;;;.;;;;.;~~~_;;;;; i Mrs. S. A. Wyatl is a pauent CIUWlla Club met recently at Boya at Holzer Hospital and is the homo of Mrs. Millard Wil· -;~;;;;j";;;:"~;;::G;;.~ proving. dermuth. The party will be I'OMIROY'I QIIIM.Ih MlCH Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. BUI Cbase held Dec. S at the home of and fam ily of Alb•ny Columbus were weekend Mrt. Otarles Bradbury with a Pick Up FREE Ttckol, Sunday visitors of her parents, ors of her falher Mr s A dinner preceding at a Slm No Purchu1 Required Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. ' · · · restaurant. , 10 te I pr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard · Kay Wya(t and a Prize wtnnero were Mrs. Hich-11 Certified Gas Station 531 W. Main St. Pomoror and Valorle. of JJt<kson Columbus were weekend Gresa, r.,ro. Edna French, weekend VISitors ol her itors of her parents, Mr. WIIliantChlldl and Mrs. N~. l commi~ M~rk Mr~. T~a.:m• t:~me. Child Patients to be Remembered At Christmas Holtdays by Ctrc/e De~bie J:lo~n. u:s~ a w~h kn~ckers.-~ :;'~1 r~s~ta beau~ully ar:~· f· tt'e~o War~er, oil s~~· •aid~ e~ild' :~ns!~Y boy'~ • ~ld >11\. ) ~ ~ '~'~'" ,) to~ ~~~ 10~~ ~~·d~ds ~~·Am~~~! 200 FRO 1) nyl [~. <JrH Bethel No. 62 Wi/1 Attend Church I G • M'ddl t N 27 n a roup tn epor J i accomplis~l 1 ~ol· ~ ~:· 0:: I ·o . 'l:¥!11 ri PRICES EFFECTIVE ,, NOVEMBER 17,18-19 1 , · p~nls-~.ults 1 BERRY'S ,WORLD ~~ e~s, 1 e7. Quanlittl !lights ~~ophet, ~as Ehz~~~l ~::'t~· cha~~ 1 I wa~ Contributions Are Made to U, nremen mts Around and d d oun an About pomeroy I at l •I B uL 0 LAY AWAY A Electa c·trcIe Will Prepare Spectal Treats th~ I Gifts Planned By Ctrc/e to MrsstonarteS ' I ~- SAKER, FURNITURE ~ : - $329·95 AboUt Middleport FRESH, CALLA STYLE 4TO 5LB. AVERAGE jI vA' '"'~~ c "" ., ""· ~will! &It thir time-Red China'• bomHr J. I 1/J/top Pika?" FRESHI MEATY! ---=====--Woll Pen FAIRMONT Countryside ICE CREAM 7 5 ( ) !gal. . Ali Fl1vors Wt deliver frn to I·DAY SERVICE tht followlnl t.wnat ..Chtster eM11on eR1cin11 t Mt~dltport tSyrtCUN tChtshlre titurlond eHobson SHIRT FINISHING I'OMIII< SALAD DRESSING quart f'J-7c Family Size 30oz. crt, All Fl1vors of Fruit Drinks 3 ROOMS New 59( 3 15·" MtUON, W. VA. FURNITURE CO. BAGS TO MATCH 1.00 Why Pay More? Grade •A' PRODUCE VALUE! MILK Pasteurized Homogenized Dana Tlll'lter, Sr., was taken lbo Galllpolis Medical Con- gal. 7·9·c 'J~ Halv11 or Slices- No. 21'2 can, 25c Sunday •evening. Mrs. Freda Mohr of Buckeye · spent Saturday night her molher, Josle Belt· ger, and Mrs. Heitger return· bome with her lor the will: Lowen Hellfler was also a STOKELY'S PEACHES 3 NEW CROP MARSH SEEDLESS No.2V• cans 69C ~t ' -- ~ Fo~ds Alwaya T11t1 Better With I ·" I l:l ' A STOKELY'S CATSUP "' 14oz.boql•_ l,~ ,, w ,.. 01 • I' I ,.. I Clll-llllt T.... Robinson's Cleanel'f Stcond St. . . Calf. ..... llowft - .., _ ... MASON 1.00 7 I ·"'EVVlW" • In black·and '299 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 i HI-C DRINKS 46oz. cans 5 ' I ONLY ,.. APPLE SAUCE 303 cans 5 .... I ness visitors in Ga1lipoiis on Wednesday. ' Stock Up Now- Stokely's Finest ........................ J. C. Wyatt. Bogs. ~~~~~!:~:.11 . MII)DLEPOIT , Mrs. James Reeves oerved during the Fred Tuckerman, Mrs'. Jack Ill,!. Elam, Billie and Mrs. Eugene ·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:;;::;:;:;;::;;::;:: I Haning and Rhvncla were busi- '•· J lb. COTTAGE CHEESE I ·~ \ r f' ' ' '. ¢his alld Mn. ':~· pel . dllldren, "A . ' , . ' ·n~ \•,', ., .,'t,'; ' l! .. >" . ''''jJ• ~· I ' ~ I ' . I I 2 FAIRMONT I i ., OUR OWN FRESH PORK I 'r. J ORDER YOUR. . · :.. THANI<SGIVING: POULTRY NOVf!. A R11l Buyl Salad Bowl ROUSH SHOE STOlE IN YOUR HOM! "The Store With A HllJ'f( lb. ~"'" $5·" A PHARMACY 5th & Pearl Sts.- Rae~'/{ tray Chapman· Canaday Society Notes TH~~~~V~Y I • LINED BOOTS cLosm S.turda1 - - · - - - · · II IAl 8 Mctlbee I FREE Open Mon.·F'rl. ••• ·-·-· 9 teo•• lb. '" JOO MARKEt BUCKEYE BRAND th~lrl · .. :.A. PORK STEAK ~~ 1 1 " LB. 4- FOR cHRISTMA$ NOW! 1 I • Ful" Valu · • u ·' ! ·~::• &scn>e<l/"'" ..,, ~ ~rewth-<:dult at~ I Ar . ,, ,. �1 I ·Hause : . .. Ml" Schla!. 11 with eadl cl~s having wort Vernon Weber, preaidenl con. Nomed as the budget and HarrlsonvUie ChiiJ!Iet was h!lll· ~fts. Hollman open«! · her · .. · 1l!cll. 4/fplay, when the Rutland dUeled the business session and finance committee were Mra. ored Thursday evening, ll)lny lovely gifts. · . · · · ' · ' P'rA lhet Monday •~,!ling at It was ' announced that at the Don Harrison and Mrs. Joe 10, by a surprise .,.ny with of· 1\e!teshments of Hawaiian NEW YORK (UP!) -Wanted: And the legol Ofian the man In lot .~us l?urt. :: the grade school. executive meeting Mrs. Tom f>olin. The second grade taught fleers and lrlehds of her Cbap- punch . " star sandwiches cook· A revival of plus fours. the alteration room .must , They re loog short pants . The meeting opened with the Marlin was ·Installed as vice by Mrs. Ann Webster won the ter present, at ihe 'home of tes,. Wta!o ch\J>s and r~dwtes Plus lol!ra have nothing to clo amputate up to lw~ feet pulled up at tho; knees," he ' 'jiledge to flag led by Cub president. Named as. a attendance banner. A turkey Mr. and Joe• Donna were s6rved !tom taj)]e dec- With math-old. or ne_w. They excess trouser before can ' '' ' 1 Scouts, Mike May and tee to give suggestions on what diJmer sponsored by the Fire Nelson •and Joan Stewar' were .orated with pineapple and uku. bavo to do "':d th•1 ill be lime and Ith My dad \.: shame 0 0 Moms, followed by the smg1ng the PTA conld do this year for Department on Thursday, was co-hostesses. Jete nutcups to the above and 0 trouble! a . t dis lllted. f ey eve:e W!_! ..... ... 8 10 of the PTA song and devotloos the school as a project, were. announced by Mr. Weber who ' Mr. and Mrs. He~ French, Mr. ng or ys at umpy, ', c sppo un, ~~~~:· . · on Thanksgiving by Rev. Wil· Eric Hart, James Vennarl, Mrs. urged all to support the flre· d Inwas and Mrs. Eugene Young, Am. dumpy pte-teen stage. took the!:. outu:'! 11 1 ' bur Beaver of Nazarene church. George Grate, Mrs. Robert men. The meeting cl":'ed with 'f'h."s u Haw ber Ruth Erlewtne, Add plus lours to a entrances' cllffl. Chapman Chapter Futur. Snowden, Mrs. Ann Webster the PTA prayer m umson. 1 .~ were ~esent:.t ~th H • Avanell George, Ethel CoiHns, wardrobe, and you can subtract cult. He can't even .;,1 a ......,0 Teachers of Amenca presentod ""':. .P a Laura Krebs, Grace Turner all sorts of problems stemmmg In•· one· I •· , •., 1ns 1rom ·a lab1e decI he · · ·wauan . • ., I program and a play. ''Two 12-Da1ty Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 16 , 1966 or ted lth t 1 d llooalie King, Jim Nelson, Tom from pulllog 1 lad into long w~tch the nervous mothers Million Heroes" was given by bya th wCuba :.,n~rpece ma • Stewart, and Mrs. Dana Hoff· pants before that glorious Umeland bewildered sabjecll Uned' B!"'nie Orake. Karen Tucker, u · man and son Steve. of a first i!Jave. up outside the !Kling rooms of!1 Turner, Lillie Imboden, , • . • Games were played and priz. Sending gifts wen Flo Mar· I any pants department most a Marty Woodard, Roger Davis, es presented to Wayne Wright, tin, Donna Lathey and Ellen Saturday. . C~s~~ Km~ Roger Alklle Plans were made to remem- lng the evening. Mrs. Fultz Charles KI111. Lois Thompson, Tucker. well. There were no arguments Loto of AllellliGa I a erry atson. ; her children palients in the hos-1was assisted by her sister Mrs. over pants fitting too tight. A These puny. or pudgy litUe Miss Sally Schaaf, advisor of pital during the Christmu hoi· Jones in serving pumpkin pie boy s•aduating from stove plpe lklds, ~orne still holdmg teddy I the Chapter, introduced the of· !days at the November meeting and coffee during lhe social pants to knickers was bagged. bears or licking a lollipop, step I ficers i<1cluding, Roger Davi•. of the Dorcas Circle of the hour. Following the meeting the I OV, , Ionto the f1tttng room stool and ; \ president; Dennis Weber, v1ce M1ddleport First Baptisl church group prepared fruit trays to Plans were made to altend 1where refresh!Tlents In charge ~iu~!ours bagged In ~he front .~et all the attent1on from the 1 ~dent; Karen Tucker. sPC· Tuesday evenmg at the home be g1ven to shut·ms for the ! church m a group at the Mid· of Mrs. H~lene Mullen, promo!· : ed gged In the back. ;""Y f1tter thell fathers get when , -~; Sabra Canaday, treas· of Mrs. John Fulll. Thanksgivmg season dleport Baptist Church Sunday er of hospitality, were served. k gg at .the Sides and a•. the lthey buy a pa11 of pants:. i urer: and Joe Hawkins, hi':'l tor· l Each of the members pre~· Prestnl in addition to the November 27, when Bethel No. The table was attractive in nees wher~ buckles, kmtted Accordi~ ~ my unof~CJal ! ian. Miss Canaday explained ent at the meetmg were askej above were :'v1rs. Joe E. 62, met Monday evemng Ht '"hite cover and centered with : ~uffs 0 elas~c bands kept them 1and unscle~Uflc survey of the , whal I'" Future Teachers of ]lA. conlribute a gift for a girl Wilson ..11rs. Clyde Winebren. the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. an arrangement of mixed flow· I rok~ ' 00 ~ down to the s~bject-:mckers v~rsus long , . . . _ .. . . ft. ' Arqerica hope to 'Hld !<'r boy patienl at the Veterans ner. Beulah White. Mrs. Charle::, Linda L n.s honored . ue era carrylng out the Bethel es. A ey were wonderwon bt . snicker 1 . . . . . . . . . .,. ....hltt. the reason for naming the Rut . Mem or1<1l HosfJilal during the Wh1te. Agnes White, Mfs. Cleo 'ded yond ed q ors of purple and white with · : IS pea to rmg back: i • 100% fmt·P••ol by F~IGID· land chaptt' r Clmpmnn Chap huliday, Other remembrance~ . Hichardson, Mrs. Dana Hamm, pres~ . ~t ~~~ 11 f" purple candles in crystal holdBoys could ~arry all sorts of n~c 1 1k k i 1 Froat r't ·•o:\1' fOI'MI t£J:, It -wa.-; <.~ ;mounced Ilia; tlh' report~d included an outfit. fo" l Mrs. Frank Chee:sebrew, Mril. ~e~ ~ m ~~ ua 18 ICed olorm. thn- ers on tither side. Mrs Ila lhings in the pockets which a~a 11cdal 0supporters 0 1nlhc · • ioAIREi the 102-lt>. top- l. 'haptrr h(l.d a di sp lu v on ,\mer- <.1 needy teen·ager and gifts fnr 1Jacob Turner, Elizabeth 'foy roluc anM esc:rt F lk ef Darnell presided at the punch : hardly ever got lumpy regard· mcu ., relripralilr •tlonl 0 Kat Education Week at ti•e the Home Missionary, Esther and Mrs. Richard Owen. ~las . wtlaere rt~. vnda ou rds. bowl. less of what was stash~d there roanseevenof' mlaumfo eh saledppetoa· 1 . . h " ane , pas gra th M ti Sch 111 gua 1an Th b • c p s urs as , ,~ _ .•• ...._......_ 1 Memac I a1 e a ler J Rulhmd Depa rtment store. on of State of Ohio; Mrs. Orpha . e aggy 1mes couldn't be the appearance &f long hair on ... ... • • "JVI.-n Th~ Future teachers pledge 1.n North Carolina, an~ the 1 "' • •MAR¥ti1'~?!rr~~:m:.-w. Warren of Marietta, deputy of disturbed. boys, an increase in juvenile • 3 tutJ.widtl 'lhlhelan door. was led b~ Roge~ Dav" ,llld ' Scholarship Boy, David Good. ~m Bethel No. 62: Mrs. Ruth 0.· The really bit thing about delinquency and-you name II. I • Pius tlje " - Copsul!t far Space , . Refriaer>tionl rradbmgK 1 :" bgiV . Mrs. key of Glous!er, deputy of Beth· knickers, recall thMe who once Even the reading crisis, maybe. en. Y <~! 1Y omaii ar u ~ man, opene r ng Wl · el Sfi; Miss JoAnn Parsons, past wore them was the way they If you're willing to join the I Withams told ol her experlr''"' prayer gtven by Mrs Donald honored queen of Belilel 10, kept a bo; from looking young campaign to bring back knickat Gtrl" Slate th1s vear .1t Cap Boone Len .Jones was de\ioM . tta d M'188 J p wtlll he ers prepare for a vigorous 3 ilol Un1~rrsttv a11d Ot!tmis Wt'h t1onal chalt'man, usmg a med1ane :. an . ofeanBetharl·~ mThan hel •d to wkas yh~t . bOb~· I ~ru',. ade <::omP. young rnr.rnbt>r(' """~ . t tl d "Th· k o. sons, JUmor prmcesfl e ey pe eep 1m m IS · ... . er 10id of hiS expenence at ' taiiOn en I e . an sglvm. No -10. m place. with lads of an age suitable lor ! Bo~ !)t<Jte a! Oh1o Unt11('rs1ty , by Rtchard Hunter. The i1 I knickers ca,J't recall ever' BoP!'i exprew'd thelr aoprer, ... Wh1te Cross quota re I It was announced that elecBoys Grow Oddly [seeing them. I t.on to thr:> Amencan Lt>gwn !ported filled and w1ll be m;nled l Machinist Mate Garv Holter . lion or officers will be held Today, for example, a boyl At a loss for words when : -....,... ~ - - '" November Thank you note; Iretnrned to his base. Newport ! the Dec. 12 meeting. Also an· l Mrs. George Meinhart spentlteaps out of stove pipe pants describing tbem? Say what Iwere read from shut·lns re· R. I Sundav afler spending~ nounced were the inspection of a week m Ronceverte, W Va.l' mto long pants at age six or . boy, 9, said when reportill,! to a ' •'fiDDLEPORT:o • .. membered at Halloween. . Icouple of days with his par- Glooster Bethel on Nov. ~1. where she wu called last week seven. As every parent knows, I playmate after he saw a plcltlre l :Ill;! 1 Mrs. Slavm diSplayed hve ents. Mr. and M"'. Arvil Hoi- and of Gallipolis Bethel No. 73 due to the death of Mrs. John boys grow oddly, somefimes! - -··--........ _... - . . .. .. 1-.• '·pairs of crocheted slippers she fer and familv . He was acr>'ll· of which Pa.uf M. Darnell is Mclnloih. Mr. Meinhart join· looking like pears or pyramids,: had made. for the Jam~s Clark panied to Columbus to lake his deputy on Nov. 25. . I ed her o~er :he weekend and or _Humpty_ Dumpty or beans- ' . . . lorOign miSSIOnary fanuly. Jan· plane bv his mother and sister . acoompaDJed her home. stnng or lima. 11 Contnbulwns were made to 1ce Gibbs was program leader ISh · ' The meetllli closed in rea:uCall these the awkward years ' ' I he Pomeroy and Middleport and conducted a Bible quiz dur· Aalrfond. Gl k f C t tar form, after which the group Mr. and Mrs. Claude Durgee, Try lhou•h you might 'f c. F. De d h re oec ner o an on ad' .h d' Pittsburgh Pa spent the week• ' ~I part men 1s an l e -·· - - -- spent tfle weekend with h' • JOUrned t& t e ining room '. . pantsmakers of America can't "Yllills Who Gave " when the I IS mo end here With her brothers, Mr. -ally co 'th th' ' .. , . I ther. Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner and d M Rod s nd Mr .. me up WI any mg as Auxiliary or Disabled Ameman : at his !arm on Cher Rid an rs. ney auer a . good as knickers when It comes ''·'eljans met Monday evening I Mr. and Mrs. Mark 1tahl ~~ • ' ~nd Mrs. LewiS Saue~ and fam· to an all-purpose, niHllterations . fi:dilh Spencer. commander, I • son Steven and friend of Stock· Illes and other rel~tJves. They pants for that batch of boys. •· preSided and opened the meetIdale and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz • • • 'were Joined by theJr da~ghter, Buying long pants for boy.YOUR ,·. ' -1nl! m ntuallshc form. )tary Residenrt of the county In· Stahl of New Marshfield were . I Anll:ty• flreth::w' Um· say seven to years of age-Is CHOICE Madden was accepted as a new firmary Will be remembered ;weekend guests of their sister I ' versl or I I wee • traumatie for the typical member. 11 was voted to pay Monday, Nov. ~~ by members 'and brother-in-law, Mr. aad Plans were completed Mrs. John Felttll II the guest '":other more times than not. I he !lites of a gold star mother. of the Electa Cirtle of the Mtd-1 Mrs. Norman Schaefer. ' send gJ!ts. to borne and of the Rev. and Ml'll. CI y de FilS!, child doesn't want seat to I .11· rlll"'rt was given on eight dfeport First Baptist Church I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young miSs~onarles and .Io BarUett and family. She eame bq. If ~ gets a seal that tl'o<!f sent to the . soldiers m which met Tuesday evening at of New Brighton, Pa. we r e sbu~ms of the ~hurch at to be here With Mrs. P. M. doesn't bag, the waist must be I' ~et Nam.. Plans were made the home of Mrs. A. R. Pu!ien. · weekend gues!B of Mr. and Mrs. Nove~ber meetmg of the Sines who is 1 surgical patient cbanied. I for a Ch~lstmas party at the fThe meeting was opened with II Elias Sllles. JOY Circle of the First at Holzer Hospital. If~ gets a waist that's right, ne.'l meeting. a reading by Mrs. Willis Anth· Mrs. Elizabeth Young return- Cburch held Tuesday lh_ere s that baggy seal again. Edward Spencer, oommand· fony, chairman. fed to her borne, Rodlester, Pa. at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mro. Edward YtUn~. l - -· , High St. and !llr. .and Mrs. o,., Cooking and Other • ,.. p;eSided at the _meetmg of Mrs. Eugene Murray present· S~nday after a five week via.it Edwards. tile \ eterans. l'ollowmg regular ed devotions during the even- w1th Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stile~. Mrs. Paul Smart, c!fcle mond Frecker spent Tuesday I p . . Pl d busmess Mr. Allstock, district ing. The program leader .,.., Mrs. Walter Walker was 8 10.1 rha11man, call~d the . in Columbus. ro1ects anne . fummander, spoke en mem~r- Mrs. Tony Fowler who read a rent dinner guest of Mr. and I to erder. Devotions ":ere Mr. and Mrs. Randolph ' . Placli!ere made for coo.ktng •hip. , meditation on "The Simplici· Mrs. Elias Stiles. ' by Mrs. Lawrence B1ng visited over the weekend IIIStru Jon and other projects At the elose of the meelings ties of Autumn'' taken from Eddie Glnt"-r of Choster included Psalm 14-1 on her molher. Mrs. James when Scout Troop 3t the men JOmed the lad1es for .Ideals. Also giving reading · Road and Mrs. Irene Jacobs giVIng. ray. ~· met Tuesday eve...oyster st~w and a Social hour. l were Mrs. David Darsl who Iof Cincinnati were Tuc~d;;~ v cve- j During the busin(lss Mrs. Katie Beach and at ra L.!ttle House. The read a poem, "In Gratitude," lning dinner ~ests of Mr. and l pla'ns were made_ to aend. Jerry, of Columbus visited lesiOn will be given land Mrs. Manning Kloes, Mrs. fi:llas St1Ies. 1to the home miSSIOnary, Middleport Saturday. @I the home of 1 CORRECTION MAllE •. "Thanksgiving." Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher ' Meinacht in North Carolina, guests of Mrs. Harold ThomHostes_,., for the Women ' I Plans were made for mem· and son, Kenneth of Akron and the scholarship boy, Murray. as. Assocl3tion of the Mlddleporl ~ hers to meet at the Tony Fow- lMiss Mildred Roush of Racine Good, and a box of food ltr The troop also planned to l'~rst Umtrd Presbytenan meet· Iter home Sunday afternoon to visited Saturday evening with Dr. Curry family, FIRBI' CIDLD BORN ~¥"1 Wednesday and Thursday mg for Thursday evemng were prepare TtiBnksgiving treat! to IMr. and Mrs.' Mason Fisher ! misolonaries. Mr. and Mrs. Rocer Lee at the Thomas home to work .~. ll_stedThIncorrectly In the eatenbe taken to the county infirm_,and family. I The circle aleo voted to Rt p 1 project of making sock 2 omeroy, a!'f M K t Ow oar. , ey are "·. ar en, ary Monday evening. The group Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Far· . vide a school lunch and to the hlrtb of dolls. Members are to bring '1111'S. William Morns. Mrs. Lor· also planned to remember the~• of Chelyn, W. Va. were I baskets of treats to shut · Rhonda Marie, to the Thursday ses· na Owen.. Mr<. R1chard Owen. lforeign missionary fam ily with day afternoon guests of Mr. i ftr Thankapving. Durilll 31st at Hol%er Hospital at Supper will be served by_ PJ'Oiram hour, a Thani<f&lvinc p.m. weighing 1 lbs., I~ Thomas. The group also Mr<. Ltlhan Stelff and Mrs. Christmas gifts and the schol· and Mrs. Mason Fisher. Garen Stansbury. arshtp boy, David Good. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mrs. quiz was conducted by Mrs. Grandpareall are Mr. and made plans to have a caroling also shut-ins of the church for i Mason FISher were Tuesd•y , Gerald Anthony. Mrs. Robert Jelfert· of Syra· Dec. 2Z with refresh· MINERAL WATER BOWL Thanksgiving. The circle will busmess VISitors in Pt. Pleas· I Mrs. Edwards wu cuse, and Mr. and Mrs. Dorea menta lollowinc. The · remaln~XCELSIOR SPRINGS. Mo . .provide for school lunches for iani, W. Va. . by her daughter, Brenda, tn of Pomeroy. Great of the meeting was spent (!.PI) -Adams State CotiPge of ·a needy child. • vin& pumpkin pie and coffee lf&ndpareall are Mr. uc1 Mrs. on projects and patrol busineas. •• 11 Alamosa. Colo., accepted a bid \ Mrs. Pullen served a des· Mr. and Mrs, Jot Hatfield. the above named and Mrs. Homer Icenhower of Portland, .. _.~ I 'fuesda~ to meet South~es\ . sert course to the above nom· Carl Mc_Eiroy of the u. s. John Kaufl, Mrs. Cbarles Mr. and Mrl. Jarnel Je!fer& laad Department Store begbl. Mtssourl Slate of Sprmgf~eld, j ed and Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Army stationed at Fort Knox, nett, Mrs. John McNeal, Mrs. Pomeroy, and Mrs. Iva nl•g at I a.m. All members of Mo .. m the Mmeral Water Bo•l Hallie Mcintyre, Mrs. James Ky., 11 home on an 11 day leave Ernest Hughes, Mrs. D a 1 of Chester. the society are ..ked to fura· tool ball game here ~ov. 26. . ·Souders, Rhoda Hall, M r s. With his parents, Mr. and Ml!. Mourn! Mn Milton · ish two articles. Both te ams are 7·2 hentermg Fielding Hawkins, and Lettie Paul McElroy and Bill. Mrs ~an ANNOONCE SAJ:.E Ih~tr 1ma 1 games o1 t e eason Roush, a guest. Mr. and Mr5. W. A. Elam of . . The Woma'l Society thiS weekend . Barret!, W. Va., •pent the week ' 8ervtce of the Rutend hero and with their son Canada Club Party Metbotllst Oturcb will Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam and Phmned Dec. 6th a bazaar and bake Billie. Also visiting wu Mr. Plan• were made lor the an· Saturday, Nov. 19 at the George Shumatt. nuol Chrittmas party when the~~~;;;.;;;;.;~~~_;;;;; i Mrs. S. A. Wyatl is a pauent CIUWlla Club met recently at Boya at Holzer Hospital and is the homo of Mrs. Millard Wil· -;~;;;;j";;;:"~;;::G;;.~ proving. dermuth. The party will be I'OMIROY'I QIIIM.Ih MlCH Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. BUI Cbase held Dec. S at the home of and fam ily of Alb•ny Columbus were weekend Mrt. Otarles Bradbury with a Pick Up FREE Ttckol, Sunday visitors of her parents, ors of her falher Mr s A dinner preceding at a Slm No Purchu1 Required Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. ' · · · restaurant. , 10 te I pr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard · Kay Wya(t and a Prize wtnnero were Mrs. Hich-11 Certified Gas Station 531 W. Main St. Pomoror and Valorle. of JJt<kson Columbus were weekend Gresa, r.,ro. Edna French, weekend VISitors ol her itors of her parents, Mr. WIIliantChlldl and Mrs. N~. l commi~ M~rk Mr~. T~a.:m• t:~me. Child Patients to be Remembered At Christmas Holtdays by Ctrc/e De~bie J:lo~n. u:s~ a w~h kn~ckers.-~ :;'~1 r~s~ta beau~ully ar:~· f· tt'e~o War~er, oil s~~· •aid~ e~ild' :~ns!~Y boy'~ • ~ld >11\. ) ~ ~ '~'~'" ,) to~ ~~~ 10~~ ~~·d~ds ~~·Am~~~! 200 FRO 1) nyl [~. <JrH Bethel No. 62 Wi/1 Attend Church I G • M'ddl t N 27 n a roup tn epor J i accomplis~l 1 ~ol· ~ ~:· 0:: I ·o . 'l:¥!11 ri PRICES EFFECTIVE ,, NOVEMBER 17,18-19 1 , · p~nls-~.ults 1 BERRY'S ,WORLD ~~ e~s, 1 e7. Quanlittl !lights ~~ophet, ~as Ehz~~~l ~::'t~· cha~~ 1 I wa~ Contributions Are Made to U, nremen mts Around and d d oun an About pomeroy I at l •I B uL 0 LAY AWAY A Electa c·trcIe Will Prepare Spectal Treats th~ I Gifts Planned By Ctrc/e to MrsstonarteS ' I ~- SAKER, FURNITURE ~ : - $329·95 AboUt Middleport FRESH, CALLA STYLE 4TO 5LB. AVERAGE jI vA' '"'~~ c "" ., ""· ~will! &It thir time-Red China'• bomHr J. I 1/J/top Pika?" FRESHI MEATY! ---=====--Woll Pen FAIRMONT Countryside ICE CREAM 7 5 ( ) !gal. . Ali Fl1vors Wt deliver frn to I·DAY SERVICE tht followlnl t.wnat ..Chtster eM11on eR1cin11 t Mt~dltport tSyrtCUN tChtshlre titurlond eHobson SHIRT FINISHING I'OMIII< SALAD DRESSING quart f'J-7c Family Size 30oz. crt, All Fl1vors of Fruit Drinks 3 ROOMS New 59( 3 15·" MtUON, W. VA. FURNITURE CO. BAGS TO MATCH 1.00 Why Pay More? Grade •A' PRODUCE VALUE! MILK Pasteurized Homogenized Dana Tlll'lter, Sr., was taken lbo Galllpolis Medical Con- gal. 7·9·c 'J~ Halv11 or Slices- No. 21'2 can, 25c Sunday •evening. Mrs. Freda Mohr of Buckeye · spent Saturday night her molher, Josle Belt· ger, and Mrs. Heitger return· bome with her lor the will: Lowen Hellfler was also a STOKELY'S PEACHES 3 NEW CROP MARSH SEEDLESS No.2V• cans 69C ~t ' -- ~ Fo~ds Alwaya T11t1 Better With I ·" I l:l ' A STOKELY'S CATSUP "' 14oz.boql•_ l,~ ,, w ,.. 01 • I' I ,.. I Clll-llllt T.... Robinson's Cleanel'f Stcond St. . . Calf. ..... llowft - .., _ ... MASON 1.00 7 I ·"'EVVlW" • In black·and '299 IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 i HI-C DRINKS 46oz. cans 5 ' I ONLY ,.. APPLE SAUCE 303 cans 5 .... I ness visitors in Ga1lipoiis on Wednesday. ' Stock Up Now- Stokely's Finest ........................ J. C. Wyatt. Bogs. ~~~~~!:~:.11 . MII)DLEPOIT , Mrs. James Reeves oerved during the Fred Tuckerman, Mrs'. Jack Ill,!. Elam, Billie and Mrs. Eugene ·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:;;::;:;:;;::;;::;:: I Haning and Rhvncla were busi- '•· J lb. COTTAGE CHEESE I ·~ \ r f' ' ' '. ¢his alld Mn. ':~· pel . dllldren, "A . ' , . ' ·n~ \•,', ., .,'t,'; ' l! .. >" . ''''jJ• ~· I ' ~ I ' . I I 2 FAIRMONT I i ., OUR OWN FRESH PORK I 'r. J ORDER YOUR. . · :.. THANI<SGIVING: POULTRY NOVf!. A R11l Buyl Salad Bowl ROUSH SHOE STOlE IN YOUR HOM! "The Store With A HllJ'f( lb. ~"'" $5·" A PHARMACY 5th & Pearl Sts.- Rae~'/{ tray Chapman· Canaday Society Notes TH~~~~V~Y I • LINED BOOTS cLosm S.turda1 - - · - - - · · II IAl 8 Mctlbee I FREE Open Mon.·F'rl. ••• ·-·-· 9 teo•• lb. '" JOO MARKEt BUCKEYE BRAND th~lrl · .. :.A. PORK STEAK ~~ 1 1 " LB. 4- FOR cHRISTMA$ NOW! 1 I • Ful" Valu · • u ·' ! ·~::• &scn>e<l/"'" ..,, ~ ~rewth-<:dult at~ I Ar . ,, ,. �j i • ' _, "I '~ -~ · '•· '' ·. . ' ' ' ·-. "1' J . , .•.. ' ' ·-'-· YHI WILl-ITS 'Extra Cash The .... 0. ·I'IW. lf, liM ' ·::~:;. ~ 0~ ACCOUNT of I~ health will sell ftllowlng properly: ' ilutland ro Motor Co. $695 1:i-FiOi .. POliO 10 Toa Pioklop. '"""' tlr•, ..... .U, 1'04 linilll, - · I trL ..,... CHIVIOLIT ,...._ bod.J, Yl •I"M, awtu. P1cbp fJMUidt I ' - .... --· -- 62 CHIYIOLET 10 Taa a•.,..-, VI ""'"" 9111. - oz:..::-:z._. "''· stucoo and full · meol $195 H river hat II . dleport. 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'"""' tlr•, ..... .U, 1'04 linilll, - · I trL ..,... CHIVIOLIT ,...._ bod.J, Yl •I"M, awtu. P1cbp fJMUidt I ' - .... --· -- 62 CHIYIOLET 10 Taa a•.,..-, VI ""'"" 9111. - oz:..::-:z._. "''· stucoo and full · meol $195 H river hat II . dleport. Lot liD, 118-1110. ...a.. lwlter, 992-6171. 11 11 $1295 B. ~ I ply tim, z houseo in Reedovllle as uolt, located en Sli_te 881, about '14 aero 1 110UBe, 5 rooms, eeJlar, house vac>aaln~\t,,i ;•~m.~~: ll 4 rooms:, "A!Jifd, ·d water Jn both )louses, . gas and tlectrio lo both houseo. j E. E. Hayman, Bor 145, Sy· rae.... IJ, Ph. 1192-2713. be seeo by .appointment only. II II HONDA RADIATOR ., ·r. ' SERVICE Saus & . MSO SPORT BOBCAT . 1 •• 0111 ...... MICIIl PIOPLII ) CALL .DICK ltAIWWIGS BLA:ARS Rlwllnp Hlllllht 5alet k 992.2~41 ILAETTNARS . WYMin . · MIDD&.II'Oll'f IT ONLY KU ONI Ml Of'EN EVIl. 9:118 P.M. ec. eTrucll etteottr Con •••. . _ . Auto SIIH new II TH' G.l>.l.l .. 1" CLIANE SERVICE fl Ullw- 0~, 'WIL.L. THAR. e.E TIME. 10 LET FL.,. W I ~ DIIVI A RADIATOR · Poltseroy Motor Co. ONLY I SOc eAnyfype U.DRI~'' THRU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAR WASH flY 24196 .1. Mld4l-, O. - I'OMIIIOY· lOIIE IS IIJ '111E ~)!..1 MO/VIQ(JE; ! CAAI 'MI F€E:t. IT? ' <:], 'ffi loll lllul montllo Ill oqulpped, loahiol ....11,1 lppliqutt. CJMrMIU, .W., lim rtf toHrt ...... Par oft 111110 duo • po)'lllllllt .... Pb. 11111-111116. II. II · WH'r' 00 I TOR'Tt!I!E; M'I'Se'I.F 1..11<£ THIS 7• 0 0 11-1~ THJUIORN LOHII ly ART SAMSOM • .......... ...... ...,_.... ......... DICIC TRACY • J ,' ~ - --- • " '. .1'1~~ ~-:l'i"' .. •. :~ : - ...... II .... • ==-·-=1 LmLE OIPHAN · AMNII ' -.............. . ... ,. ........ _ .... qdpp.. .... opeed ......... lolo. TMt - ' '.C~ WE ~R'r 001? • "LONG,LOI"Ki T~l INIHOINI!O• ,-RIP T' L<h!O · I<NOWS · WHE~. WE MIG f-IT "'S WELL SOl? r 0' TAKE S"RiCK 0' OCR 5=EW ASSET$, EH ~ BUT, '-'-111 a """ I ill dol .-r.11 Tr7 II ,.. ....... ..... 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U If • • STATION POMEROY 992-2111 ' f ' ' ..... i;..... _ �·' '' ., ' ·: ' ·;~ ··i·s Week ;End·..'. • I, . , A special group of girls skirts in all wools and washable fabrics. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. GIRLS $7.95 SKIRTS SALE $5.00 . .'"""·• $5.95 SKIRTS - - - - SALE $4.00 - - - - SALE $J.SO - - - - SALE $3.00 SALE $2.00 For this week end '••I• •' Long sleeves and roll up sleeves in this group. Prints and solids. Well known qualities. Womens $4.00 Blouses _ _ Sale $3.00 Womens $3.00 Blouses Sale $2.00 Sale! Womens Skirts -~ Womens $13.95 Skirts .. Sale $11.00 )' Womens $12.9 5 Skirts .. Sale $1 0.00 · Womens $10.95 Skirts .... Sale $8.00 Womens $8.95 Skirts ...... Sale $7.00 Womens $7.95 Skirts · ···· · Sale $6.00 r Womens $5.95 Skirts · ·· ·· · S.ale $4.50 MATERNITY TOPS $3.95 Ma ny styles to choose from in solids and prints. Washable cottons and rayon crepes. 'Sizes 10 to 18. ' ~ite& .':.t' . ··. . } ~To SALE! School Girl Dresses Sizes 7 to 14 years $3.95 Dresses .... · .... ·· · .. Sale $3.00 $4.95 Dresses .. ··· ···· .. ··· Sale $3.50 $5.95 Dresses ·.. ···· ····· ·· Sale $4.00 $7.95 Dresses .... ··· ·.. · ··· Sale $5.50 $!.95 GIRLS DRESSES $4.95 DRESSES $5.95 DRESSES GIRLS GIRLS Teen Age Girls Dresses S1lt WORLD Franco to (;enter ex and 1 to 14; GIRLS BLOUSES $5.95 Dresses ··· ·· ···...... Sale $4.00 $7.95 Dresses .. ··· ·.. ·.. ··· Sale $5.50 $8.95 Dresses .. · ··.... ·.. ·· Sale $6.50 $J0,95 Dresses · · ··.... ·· .. Sale $8.00 Girls $3.95 Blouns ........ Sale $3.00 Girls $2.95 Blouses ··· ···· · Salt $2.00 Girls $1.95 Blouses ·.. ·• .. · Sllft $1.50 .. Girls $5.95 Jumpers .. · ·· · Sale $4. Gfrls·$4.95 Jumpers ...... Sale $3;5 Girls $3.95 Jumpers · · · ·· · Sa.le $3.0 Girls ·$2.95 Jum,.., •· ;,,.. Safe $1; A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Many styles and fabrics to chooae from In 11114!1 S to ex and 7 to 14. ... "" ~ -- MENS ROilS ' lQO% wasbable cotton robet tor - A wide 11Jee. tlon of plaid• and colora to choose from. Pla&tlc-zlpper ~ying ' ' cue. Sizes Small, Medlu!n, Lar1e. READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT ON THE 2nd FLOOR ••• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Big Values in Mens and Boys Jackets Now is perfect time for MENS Mens select a work Jacket from the WORK Mens Wool Plaid Zipper Front Coats $8.95 Mens Wrangler Sherpa Lined Corduroy Western Coats $14.95 Snap Front Tweed Mix Brown Beach Coats $13.95 Dacron & Cotton Zipper Front Sherpa Lined Colts $14.95 Brushed Denim Western Look Snap Front Jackets $14.95 Brushed Denim Zipper Long Jackets $12.95 Reversible Zipper Front Animal Look Jackets_ $19.95 Dacron and Cotton Brushed Orion Lined Zipper Jackets $8.95 Mr. Wrangler Corduroy Car Coats, Sherpa Lining . $10.95 Wide Wale Knit Collar- Lined Zipper Coats_ $16.95 Sherpa Lined Western Look Wool Jackets $22.50 Wool Plaid Warmly Lined Hooded Jackets $18.95 I 00% Nylon - Heavy Lining - Zipper Jackets _ $14.95 Raglan Shoulders Barracuda Style Zipper Jackets . $12.95 Grandstander Wool Plaid Sherpa Lined Hooded Jackets $19.50 Sturdy Corduroy Red Lined Goal Coats $16.95 All Nylon Fleece Lined Zipper Jackets $10.95 Bucket Hood Car Coats, Brushed Orion Lining _ $17.50 Wool Plaid Lined Corduroy Goal Coats $22.50 Zip Off Hood, 100% Wool, Plaid Sher;P• Lined Jackets ' ,' . $18.95 MENS DEPT. MAIN FLOOR Q)Jilted Zipper Jac~ets -Knit Coll1r- Hood _ _ _ _ $5.95 Boys Grandstander Wool Coats - Sherpa Lining $10.95 All Wool Pl1id Jackets- Hooded - W11rmly Uned _ $12.95 Scrub Denim Jackets - Sherpa Llning - Wts,tern Look $10.95 y~y to excellent values in the mens ancl boys department on the Jst floor · Cavalry Twll Blanket lined Zipper Jackets ·· •· $7.50 ' Mens Lee Blanket Uned Zipper Overall Jacbts $7.95 Mens Lee Blanket lined Button Overal Coab ·· $7,95 Mens Lee UnDneclllue Denim Overall Coats ··· · $4A9 Mens Let Ullllne4 Blue Denim Overall Jackets ·· $4.49 . Mils nr11 Qui- UnecUtppir Jackets ·····..:. $5.95 ' . .. '.. \ ·~ . . . . Mens Blilnket Lined Blg:.Btn Overall Coats ·· ·.. · $5.95 Carhartt Bla11ket Lined. Brown Duck Jackets · · $9.95 Carhartt Quit Unecl Brown Duck ~ackets ··· · $10.95 . . Mens Carhart~ 'row•._Duck Schlrpa Lined Coats. $14.95 • $15.95 . . ' ' ' ," . HIO% Nylon - Quilt Lined - Detichablt Hood Jackets _ $8.95 Western Look -Wide Wale Corduroy ZipJ3'r Front Jackets 12.95 • BOYS DEPT. MAIN FLOOR ~ JACKETS Dacron and Cotton Zipper Front Jackel$. - SherPt lined $7,95 . t' ' " . Wool P~•id Goal Coats- H&odtd- S,hlrpa' Unil!g _ MOd ·Look- Navy Blut Pea Coat ' . ~II $19.50 $18.95 Wuther Coats- Zip Out Urllng _, - t ' - - ' - - - - $10.95 . Of !I'M Mei,..M,_n,.4f"fl8 ___ , . THURSDAY, NOV_EM_B-ER 17,-J966 fiVE CENTS CLE\Il;LANO (UPII Acquit· "'I have no blttemess-110thing1found him guilty of second- Iprison two years age. . !ell of the murder of his Urstlbut love and thankfulness." degree murder in 1954- in a But be kept on appeolm, 10 wife, Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard 1 A jury of seven 111en and five courtroom jusl across the lhe u.s. Supreme court, wbli:h, today breathed !he air of a free women found Sheppard Innocent corridor from the one In whirh last June threw oot bis fll'it man in a new home with his Wednesday night of the savage Wednesday night"s verdict was conviction. The gamble. o1 lbt new wife, both of them ecslall< bludgeon-murder ol bls pretty, returned. new lrlal was that convlctloo:ol over the new life that lies pregnant first wife, Marilyn, 31, Gambloo For .Freedom second-degree mllrdel' 110\ifd ahead. in 1954 in the Sheppard home- Dr. Sheppard, an osteopbatic have sent him back to prb<iD "I'm free," said Sheppard. only one mlle wesl of the new brain surgeon, had never under a mandatory Ufe "That's how it is different now. house where h• and Ariane hope slopped fighllng 1o prove his tence. . Free lor the first time in l2 to make a new life. Innocence. And he had gambled His feeling just a&r years-if you can realize what The jury was drawn from the and won. He had been eligible verdict was liD)'thina IIUt that means." same county, Cuyahoga, as was lo apply for parole In only 45 unbitler. ,. This man who had served a the seven-man. five woman jury days when a habeas corpus writ "The years jg a hell of a'jilel decade in prison told reporters: Iin the first Sheppard trial that was granted freeing him from (Continued on Pag.- J) 1 Goods Under Torch \ Sale! Girls Jumper's Sizes 8 to 14 Teen Age . PO.,... . -Mf.-· -RQ-Y-MIDol~POR.r,-OHiO . $1.50 JUST 96 TO SELL 100% acetate quilted fabric. Blue and pint rose print. 2 pc. pajamaa and matching robes. Sizes- 3 to 6X and 1 to 14. Sale $3.00 Sale $3,50 Sale $4.00 ' alae Robes and Pajamas Sizes 3 to ~ lu GIRLS $2-95 fro111 3 to 6X ---- -.,..-..-:,.-:\- -. -;,'"7" .. - ..-. -. The . l~rlfr, IJ. Little Girls Dresses ~lzes 3 to 6X aDd 1 to 14 Girls $4.95 Slacks ·· :···· ··· Salt $3.5p Girls $3.95cSiacks ··· ·· ··· · · Sa~ $3.00 Girls ~2.95 Slacks ··· ···· · · · Sclft 52.00 Girls $1.9Uiacks ··· ..... ··Sale ~IJO . J I •• Sale! GIRhS .SLACKS . SALE I JUST ARRIVED A SHIPMENT OF ,. at ;y -,--:---4-- - -· VOL ~ XVill NO. 180 Dresses. Hundreds to soled from. All sllfl. v,our choico. ' WOMENS BLOUSES ~~ I Salel Womens Dresses o/ s10·95 .Womens Dresses Sale $8 $12·95 Womens Dresses Sal• $10 s13·95 . Womens Dresses Sale $11 $14·95 . Womens Dresses Sale $11 s16· 50 Womens Dresses Sale $14 s19· 50 Womens Dresses Sale $16 t Wo111~ns ' I I ~·ID Sale! GIRLS SKIRTS I ' ! • rsday, .rr. ELBERFELD~ -" I·N POMER • ';,' • ' ' See Th•.·.complete Line ;, the· ·,~·.;r.s ;und 'lt)ys the Ma(nF''floor. · . Wear I � 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/. 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